THREE PARTS:
1)  Notes on Global courses - Special Topics details, etc.
2)  Area II (global topics) in other departments -  count for the major/not on the req. sheet
3)  Area III (region topics) in other departments - count for the major/ not on req. sheet

1) NOTES ON GLOBAL CORE COURSES:
Winter 2010: Global 110 and Global 130
Spring 2010: Global 110 and Global 120

If you will be here next year, you could wait and take the core classes as a senior…..

They will each be offered twice next year as well.   This will take some pressure off the winter 2010 classes. Core classes are taught 2 times each year.

2)  GLOBAL TOPICS (electives) – U. DIV. Area II
a)   ** Global 194 - Orfalea Business Seminar (60145) MONDAYS (U.Div. Area II topic)
Emphasis is on doing business in a global environment, and the relation of current international events to business. Participants must be committed to the seminar and keep up with readings, including reading LA Times and/or NY Times daily. Papers may be required. The seminar will be led by Paul Orfalea, who was the founder-owner of Kinko's, an international copy company that had its beginnings in a small shop in Isla Vista.
We’ve put 15 seats out on GOLD for Seniors in the global major.

PLEASE DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS CLASS AND DROP IT LATER!!!
It’s really unfair to other students. It’s a very small seminar and should not be used as a “filler” in your schedule!

We no longer use a wait list to fill this class.  We will open the remaining seats (5-8) during Pass 3 for seniors in the global studies major.
b)  ** Global 197 - Special Topics (U.Div. Area II topics)
We have 1 of these in winter quarter.  FRIDAYS from 9-12.
( The second one is just a place-holder…no instructor yet)

60962   F      900-1150   ELVER H   Y SSMS 2011     
The topic will be Human Rights and it is a seminar shared with the graduate students.

3)  Upper Division - Area II (global topics)

Art Hist 132I (Art of Empire)
LawSo 166 (Global Policing of Sex and Drugs)
Law So 1268 (Muslim Diaspora and Law)
** Law So may be blocking these for their own majors??
Also listed as Religion 102A

Soc 134F (Future of Globalization)
** Remember that the Soc. courses are blocked on GOLD for majors only. You can put these courses on a crash list and try when the quarter begins.

4)  Upper Division – Area III (Geographic Regions)

1. Africa:   Engl. 190AL (Post Apartheid S. Africa lit)
2. Middle East:  Rg.St. 119E (Islam and Govt) /Soc. 130 ME (Soc Change M.East)
3. South Asia, SE Asia, Pacific:  (none)
4. East Asia:  Japan 166 (Indigenous Movements in Asia)
5. North America:  look for 20th century topics in Asian Am, Black Studies, Chicano Studies, etc.

Bl.St. 138 (African Religion in America)
Bl.St. 174 (Plantations to Prisons)
Ch.St. 168F (Racism in American History)

1. Latin America:  Anth 113 (Indigenous People) / Film 122LA (L.Am. Cinema)
2. Europe:  Hist. 133D (Holocaust  Europe Hist.) Hist 155B (Hist Modern Portugal)

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Modified November 19, 2009 .