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BLACK LIVES MATTER TEACH IN FACULTY & COURSES / as of February 15, 2016 
88 professors * 143 classes * over 33 disciplines * estimated reach to over 3000 students 
 
P= Photographers welcome   
V= Visitors welcome  
 
ART AND MUSIC  
ARTS 351: Watercolor – Timothy McDonald  
ARTS 404: Graphic Design II: Type, Image, and Identity – Stephanie Grey  
ARTS 416: Advanced Ceramic Studio – Keri Straka       P V 
ARTS 419: Advanced Drawing Studio – Timothy McDonald  
ARTS 473: Special Topics: Ceramics Sculpture – Keri Straka      P V 
ARTH 265: African American Art and Visual Culture – Betty Lou Starnes 
ARTH 383 Contemporary Art – Erika Schneider  
 
BIOLOGY  
BIOL 225: Plant Physiology – Bryan Connolly        P V  
BIOL 308: Reading and Analysis of Biological Literature- Bryan Connolly    P V 
BIOL 101: Biological Concepts – Aviva Liebert 
 
BUSINESS  
MGMT 412: International Business – Jorge Riveras  
MGMT 485: Business Policy and Strategy – Phillip Jutras  
MGMT 940: Business and Its Environment – Michael Harrison  
BUSI 200: Introduction to Business Systems – Patricia Thomas  
ACCT 326: Cost Accounting – Paul Piwko 
 
CHEMISTRY AND FOOD SCIENCE  
FDSC 408: Food Chemistry – Vinay Mannam 
CHEM 301: Biochemistry I – Ishara Mills-Henry       P V 
 
COMMUNICATION ARTS  
COMM 130: Introduction to Visual Communication – Leslie Starobin  
COMM 208: Basic Photography – Leslie Starobin  
COMM 245: Cultural Aspects of Media Representation – Niall Stephens    P  
COMM 255: Special Topics in Communication Arts: Photojournalism – Leslie Starobin   P 
COMM 312: Screenwriting – Robert Johnson   
 
COMPUTER SCIENCE  
CSCU 120: Introduction to Information Technology – David Keil  
 
ECONOMICS  
ECON 101: Principles of Macroeconomics – Luis Rosero   
ECON 320: Money and Banking – Luis Rosero  
 
EDUCATION   
EDUC 200: Education in American Society with Field Study I – Julia Zoino-Jeannetti  
EDUC 200: Education in American Society with Field Study I – Kelly Kolodny 
EDU 200: Education in American Society with Field Study I – Folashade Solomon  
EDU 222: Sheltered English Immersion – May Hara  
EDU 222: Sheltered English Immersion – Mary-Ann Stadtler Chester  
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EDUC 320: The Young Child: Emerging Literacy with Field II – James Cressey  
EDU 320: The Young Child: Emerging Literacy with Field II – Kortney Sherbine  
EDUC 322: The Child and Literacy – Diane Lowe 
EDUC 346: Special Needs with Field Study III: Elementary – James Cressey   
EDU 350: Education and Social Change – Folashade Solomon  
EDUC 376: Early Childhood Curriculum: Special Needs with Field Study III – James Cressey  
EDU 376: Early Childhood Curriculum: Reading with Field Study III – Kortney Sherbine  
LTRC 900: Research and Practice in Reading – Diane Lowe  
LIBS 450 Liberal Studies Seminar – Carney Maley  
 
 
Teaching English as a Second Language 
TESL 910: Sheltered English Immersion – Mary-Ann Stadtler-Chester   
TESL 966: Seminar in Applied Linguistics – Mary-Ann Stadtler-Chester  
 
ENGLISH  
ENGL 100: Introduction to College Writing – Lorianne Disabato  
ENGL 100: Introduction to College Writing – Beth Bennett 
ENGL 110: Expository Writing – Colleen Coyne  
ENGL 110: Expository Writing – Sandy Hartwiger  
ENGL 110: Expository Writing – Katherine Kellett 
ENGL 111: Approaches to Literature – Katherine Kellett 
ENGL 220: Shakespeare – Elaine Beilin  
ENGL 229: Film History from 1960 to the Present – Claudia Springer      
ENGL 243: American Short Story – Lorianne Disabato  
ENGL 262: American Writers II – Bart Brinkman  
ENGL 264: African American Literature – Carolyn Maibor  
ENGL 326: The Novel and the World – Lisa Eck      P V  
ENGL 373: Modern American Fiction – Desmond McCarthy  
 
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS  
Intensive Program/ Multiple Levers Reading, Writing, Grammar – Whitney Clarcq   P V 
 
FASHION DESIGN & RETAILING  
FASH 223: History of Costume – Pamela Sebor-Cable       P V 
FASH 253: Cultural Dress – Virginia Noon        P 
 
FOOD & NUTRITION  
NUTR 478: Community Nutrition – Janet Schwartz 
NUTR 478: Community Nutrition – Jerusha Nelson-Peterman  
CONS 319: Drug Addiction – Susan Massad  
  
GEOGRAPHY 
GEOG 211: Cultural Geography – Jayson Funke  
GEOG 216: Introduction to GIS – Dave Merwin  
GEOG 222: Geographic Perspectives on Globalization – Elaine Hartwick  
GEOG 255: Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa – Elaine Hartwick 
GEOG 328: Introduction to Remote Sensing – Dave Merwin  
 
HISTORY  
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HIST 149: Twentieth Century China – Jon Huibregste  
HIST 151: United States History to Reconstruction – Joseph Adelman      P V 
HIST 154: Europe and the World since circa 1450 – Bridgette Sheridan 
HIST 152: U.S. History Since Reconstruction – Stefan Papaioannou  
HIST 155: Comparative History of World Civilizations – Stefan Papaioannou  
HIST 200: Quantitative History – Sarah Adelman  
HIST 250: Historical Research and Writing – Lori Bihler   
HSTW 301: Native American History, 1500-1800 – Joseph Adelman     PV 
HSTA 302: Colonial America – Lissa Bollettino   
HIST 308: American Civil War Era – Sarah Adelman  
HSTA 309/809: COA Modern United States History: 1945 to the Present – Renee Lansley  
HSTA 341: Total, Limited, and Cold: America at War in the 20th Century – Jon Huibregste  
HSTE 349: The 1960s in the United States and Europe – Bridgette Sheridan    P V 
 
NURSING  
NURC 905: Health and Education Resources and Policies – Cynthia Bechtel  
 
PHYSICS & EARTH SCIENCE  
PHYS 212: Principles of Physics II – Vandana Singh     P V 
EASC 131: Conversations with the Earth – Lawrence McKenna  
ENVS 202: Data Analysis for Scientists – Lawrence Mckenna  
 
POLITICAL SCIENCE  
POSC 260: Comparative Political Systems – Joseph Coelho  
 
PSYCHOLOGY & PHILOSOPHY  
PSYC 101: General Psychology – Maggie Campbell Obaid    P V 
PSYC 101: General Psychology – Robert Martin      P V 
PSYC 224: Social Psychology – Phoebe Lin   
PSYC 259: Cultural Psychology – Tamara Nelson  
PSYC 263: Cognitive Psychology – Dawn Vreven  
PSYC 286: Psychology of Women – Phoebe Lin  
PSYC 305: Human Relations – Deborah McMakin 
PSYC 322: Abnormal Psychology – Deborah McMakin 
PSYC 450: Empirical Research Thesis in Psychology – Deborah McMakin  
PSYC 460: History and Systems – Nicole Rossi  
CPSY 964: Advanced Principles of Learning and Development – Robert Donohue  
CPSY 999: Counseling Internship II – Deborah McMakin  
PHIL 101: Invitation to Philosophy – Joe D’Andrea  
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SOCIOLOGY  
ANTH 161: Cultural Anthropology – Ellen Zimmerman       P V 
ANTH 172: Interpreting the Past: Archeological Perspectives – Benjamin Alberti  
ANTH 360: Language and Culture – Ellen Zimmerman  
ANTH 253: Gender Across Cultures – Brandi Cutler      P V 
SOCI 101: Introduction to Sociology – Kaan Agartan  
SOCI 101: Introduction to Sociology – Lina Rincón     P V 
SOCI 130: Social Problems – Heidemarie Woelfel     P V 
SOCI 212: Sociology of Families – Brandi Cutler      P V 
SOCI 218: Women in Society – Linea Carlson  
SOCI 245: Race and Ethnic Relations – Linea Carlson  
SOCI 263: Social Inequality – Ira Silver       P V 
SOCI 301: Sociological Theory – Virginia Rutter     P V 
SOCI 302: Quantitative Methods I – Marian Cohen      P V 
SOCI 303: Quantitative Methods II – Vincent Ferraro  
SOCI 303: Quantitative Methods II – Ke Li  
SOCI 303: Quantitative Methods II – Xavier Guadalupe-Diaz  
SOCI 312: Sociology of Childhood and Adolescence – Virginia Rutter 
SOCI 333: Society and the Mentally Ill – Marian Cohen      P V 
SOCI 369: Sex/Sexualities in Society – Virginia Rutter     P V 
SOCI 495: Internship-Community Social Services – Lina Rincón  
SOCI 495: Internship-Community Social Services – Xavier Guadalupe-Diaz  
CRIM 121: Sociological Perspective on Criminology – Daisy Ball  
CRIM 121: Sociological Perspective on Criminology – Ke Li  
CRIM 201: White Collar Crime – Latoya Tavernier     P V  
CRIM 224: Juvenile Delinquency – Patricia Sanchez-Connally    P V 
CRIM 240: Drugs, Social Control, and the Law – Vincent Ferraro  
CRIM 270: Social Deviance – Vincent Ferraro  
CRIM 270: Social Deviance – Latoya Tavernier       P V 
CRIM 313: The Culture of Punishment – Xavier Guadalupe-Diaz  
CRIM 321: Intimate Partner Violence – Rachel DiBella  
GLST 201: Research Methods: Case Studies in Globalization – Kaan Agartan  
GLST 401: Global Studies Seminar – Kaan Agartan  
 
WORLD LANGUAGES  
FREN 101: Elementary French – Mary-Ann Stadtler-Chester  
FREN 102: Elementary French II – Mary-Ann Stadtler-Chester  
ASGN 222: American Sign Language/ English Interpreting II – Aubry Luce   
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