Introduction to the critical study of literary forms and their connections to other cultural phenomena.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Thomas Massnick: Thomas Massnick's course required keeping up with readings, though one student noted paying half attention in lecture was sufficient for success.
Explores sustainability ideals and realities in Central, Northern, and East European contexts through cultural, historical, and environmental perspectives.
Introduction to Folklore surveys global and US folklore, examining how cultural expressions address identity, authenticity, and authority.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of B. Marcus Cederstrom, Ruth Olson: Workload involves significant weekly reading, multiple papers, and large group projects. Grading can be strict, with one reviewer noting a high threshold for top grades.
SPARK SEMINAR introduces community-engaged research by examining program design and collaborative problem-solving within UW-Madison community partnerships.
INTER-LS 260 allows students to earn academic credit for outside internships by analyzing and discussing their work experience in the context of liberal arts education.