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Apr 30, 2024
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2019-2020 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Graduate Liberal Studies
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www.smu.edu/gls
Professor John Mears, Faculty/Program Chair
Graduate Liberal Studies Academic Council, 2019–2020 Professor: Robert Hunt (Theology)
Associate Professors: Bill Barnard (Religious Studies), Crista DeLuzio (History), Sara Romersberger (Theater), Nick Tsarvesky (Chemistry)
Senior Lecturer: Bruce Levy (English)
Professor of Practice: Rick Halperin (History)
Adjunct Faculty: Janet Harris (English), Candice Bledsoe (Education), Carmen Smith (Art Education)
Emeritus Professors: John Mears (History)
Department Information
Graduate liberal studies education allows each student the intellectual and personal freedom to chart his or her own self-directed course to a master’s degree, advanced certificate, and/or doctoral degree without the typical constraints or requirements of a traditional graduate program. Students are encouraged to cultivate their own passions with the opportunity to personally distinguish themselves personally and professionally to make greater contributions to society.
ProgramsDoctoral
Master
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CoursesHumanities- HUMN 7331 - Getting Organized: Personhood in the Age of Corporate Enterprise
- HUMN 7336 - Creativity: Historical and Personal
- HUMN 7350 - Special Topics in Humanities
- HUMN 7351 - War and Literature: Soldiers’ Tales
- HUMN 7356 - Darwin in His Time and Ours
- HUMN 7357 - Intercultural Communication
- HUMN 7359 - Just Between Sisters: Relationships of Mixed-Race Women and Girls
- HUMN 7361 - Spiritual and Mystical Paths of Today: A Multifaith Exploration
- HUMN 7362 - The Art of Persuasive Writing: From Cicero to Churchill to Tweets
- HUMN 7376 - Latin American Literature and Culture: Revolution, Feminine Writing, Dictatorship, and Immigration
- HUMN 7379 - Plants of the Gods: Religion and Psychedelics
- HUMN 7380 - Waking Up: The Philosophy of Yoga and the Practice of Meditation
- HUMN 7381 - Organizational Communications
- HUMN 7382 - Cultures of Displacement: The Writing of Race, Migration, and Diaspora
- HUMN 7385 - Transforming Our Educational DNA
- HUMN 7386 - Social Science Research Design for Liberal Studies
- HUMN 7387 - Liberal Studies Research-Based Writing
- HUMN 7391 - To Be Human: Perspectives on Common Historical Experience
- HUMN 7392 - To Be Human: The Transformation of the Psyche
- HUMN 7393 - To Be Human: The Art of Creativity and Expression
- HUMN 7394 - To Be Human: East Meets West - Intelligence, History, Culture, and Society
- HUMN 7395 - To Be Human: The Struggle for Human Rights
- HUMN 7396 - To Be Human: Science and Society
- HUMN 7397 - Under the Influence: Discourses of Intoxication, Addiction, and Recovery
- HUMN 7399 - The Literature of Atrocity: Literary Representations of the Struggle for Human Rights
Science and CultureSocial Science- SOSC 6100 - Independent Study
- SOSC 6200 - Independent Study
- SOSC 6300 - Independent Study
- SOSC 6301 - Terrorism, Torture, and International Law
- SOSC 6309 - The Struggle for Human Rights
- SOSC 6314 - Living Through the American Revolution
- SOSC 6332 - Ideas Shaping the American Character I: 1607-1876
- SOSC 6333 - Ideas Shaping the American Character II: 1877-Present
- SOSC 6342 - America’s Defining Moment: The American Civil War and Reconstruction
- SOSC 6344 - Contemporary Economics
- SOSC 6353 - Women in U.S. History
- SOSC 6355 - America Enraged: From Integration to Watergate, 1954-1974
- SOSC 6367 - Comparative Revolutions: A Historical Perspective
- SOSC 6376 - Cultural and Intellectual History of Modern Europe: Renaissance to Enlightenment
- SOSC 6377 - Cultural and Intellectual History of Modern Europe: Romanticism to the Present
- SOSC 6378 - Mobilization and Movements in Nondemocracies
- SOSC 6382 - Women in American History, 1865 to the Present
- SOSC 6392 - The Objectives and Principles of Islamic Law
- SOSC 6395 - The Great Debates of the American Civil Rights Movement
- SOSC 6397 - The Civil Rights Movement: An Unfinished Revolution
- SOSC 7305 - Special Topics in Human Rights
- SOSC 7324 - The Impact of the Arab Spring on Israel and the Middle East
- SOSC 7330 - Modernity and Crises of Identity: The Reorientation of Western Culture 1872-1917
- SOSC 7331 - Warfare in the Modern World
- SOSC 7334 - Bollywood/Hollywood: Cinema in India and the West
- SOSC 7335 - Wrestling With God: The Triumph and Tragedy of Zionism in Israel
- SOSC 7336 - Mexican History Through Film
- SOSC 7340 - The Human Condition in Africa
- SOSC 7350 - Special Topics in Social Science
- SOSC 7354 - The Intellectual History of Capitalism
- SOSC 7358 - Refugees and Displaced People: Victims of War, Genocide, and Ethnic Conflict
- SOSC 7359 - International Human Rights Tribunals and Courts Post-Nuremburg
- SOSC 7363 - The Historian’s Craft and the Novelist’s Art: Race in Early America
- SOSC 7364 - Communication to Reduce Human Injustice: Genocide
- SOSC 7366 - Contemporary Jihad in A Globalizing World: Isis, Al-Qaeda, and the Taliban
- SOSC 7367 - Global and Transnational Feminism: The Struggle for Global Justice
- SOSC 7368 - Education, Equality, and Human Rights
- SOSC 7369 - India Today: Religion, Environment, and Culture
- SOSC 7370 - Religion and Politics in 20th-Century India
- SOSC 7371 - The Languages of Advertising
- SOSC 7372 - Advertising Unplugged: Messages, Myths, and Manipulation
- SOSC 7375 - The Ethics of Human Rights in Islamic Legal Theory
- SOSC 7376 - Islamic Law: Premodernity to Modernity
- SOSC 7377 - Slavery and the American Republic
- SOSC 7378 - Religion and Politics: Intersections in the U.S. and the Muslim World
- SOSC 7379 - Ethics and Human Rights
- SOSC 7380 - The Islamic Civilization
- SOSC 7381 - The Black Struggle for Freedom
- SOSC 7382 - Modern Islamic Movements
- SOSC 7383 - Islam and the American Civil Rights Movement
- SOSC 7384 - Engaging Difference: An Interdisciplinary Critique of American Diversity and Inclusion
- SOSC 7385 - Poverty and Wealth in America: An Interdisciplinary Critique of Economic Justice
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