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CLASSICS 102 covers reading ancient literature in translation, exploring genres, oral/written cultures, social context, and linguistic translation practices.

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CLASSICS 111 explores the influence of Greco-Roman literature on contemporary popular culture.

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CLASSICS 120 covers fakes and forgeries in classical antiquities, teaching art historical analysis and ethical discussion.

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CLASSICS 150 investigates ancient Greek and Roman monsters through texts and art, comparing them to modern media.

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CLASSICS 310 explores slavery in ancient Rome, including comparative contexts and its role in private and public life.

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CLASSICS 320 explores Greek literature in translation, emphasizing its social background.

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An introduction to Ancient Egypt analyzing its political, social, economic, and religious history, art, literature, and modern reception.

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CLASSICS 420 explores the adaptation and reimagining of classical antiquity in modern contexts through various media and critical approaches.

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CLASSICS 681 is a senior-level mentored study course for students completing honors theses in Classics.

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CLASSICS 682 is a mentored study course for seniors completing honors theses, arranged individually with faculty.

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CLASSICS 691 is an individual mentored study course for seniors completing theses, arranged with a faculty member.

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CLASSICS 692 is a senior thesis course providing individual mentored study for students completing their theses.

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CLASSICS 699 is a directed reading course offering independent study arranged with a faculty member.

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CLASSICS 900 is an advanced seminar in theory and methodology designed to improve research skills and develop specialized expertise for CANES graduate students.

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CLASSICAL LITERATURE AND CULTURE examines central literary and cultural issues in classical antiquity from Greek and Roman perspectives.

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Examines ancient religions within their political, social, and cultural contexts, covering ritual, representation, and persecution.

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Introduction to the text, development, history, and social context of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and early Jewish literature.

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Examines the history, archaeology, and literary reception of King David in biblical and subsequent traditions.

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CNP 306 advances nursing clinical knowledge, addresses healthcare trends, and examines workforce data and policy impacts on practice.

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CNP 317 Health Assessment teaches techniques for health history and physical examination to identify normal and abnormal health conditions.

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CNP 407 applies philosophical perspectives and standards to professional nursing practice and analyzes factors influencing healthcare delivery.

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CNP 441 explores the biological, psychological, social, and environmental factors influencing the management of chronic conditions at individual, family, community, and societal levels.

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CNP 446 introduces evidence-based practice concepts and teaches students to evaluate evidence and design clinical projects.

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CNP 447 examines nursing leadership and management theories, focusing on decision-making, communication, delegation, supervision, and group process.

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CNP 453 explores informatics issues and nursing's role in healthcare technology, teaching students to use information science for quality and safety.

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Community Health Nursing teaches nursing care of populations and communities to facilitate optimal health outcomes.

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Special Topics in Nursing provides a systematic analysis of current topics, issues, and problems in the nursing field.

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A capstone practicum for registered nurses that synthesizes professional nursing knowledge across various clinical and policy settings.

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CNSRSCI 111 teaches applied personal finance and financial life skills for college students and beyond.

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Introduction to consumer finance covering budgeting, credit, investing, and financial planning methods.

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