MALS 127: Independent Study and MALS 137: Thesis Research are offered every term. Enrollment is based on completion of prerequisites and Curriculum Committee approval. Please see the MALS Administrator/Registrar for additional information.
* Please note that all MALS courses are held in-person/on campus.
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Courses with interdisciplinary content MAY satisfy one of the I/D course requirements on your plan of study; please check with the MALS Administrator for more information.
131: Social Science Research Methods; Ted Stratton - UG Dean's Office (Tue, 4:30pm - 7:30pm)
210: International Politics in Contemporary Asia (GS, CS, or S I/D); David Rezvani - MALS (Mon, 2:10pm - 5:20pm)
226: Screenwriting (CW); Bill Phillips – Film and Media Studies (Mon, 10:00am - 1:00pm)
252: Art Criticism: Writing about Art and its Discontents (CS, S I/D); Viktor Witkowski - Studio Art (Tue/Thu, 2:25pm - 4:15pm)
253: Civil War in Philosophy & US Literature (CS, S I/D) Jamie Godley - English (Wed, 2:10-5:20pm)
337: New Global Order: Tyrannies, Democracy, & Revolutions (GS or T I/D); Peter DeShazo - LALACS, Evelyn Lechner - MALS (Tue/Thu, 10:10am - 12:00pm)
369: Writing Nature (CW or T I/D); Barbara Kreiger - MALS, Anna Minardi - MALS (Thu, 3:30pm - 6:30pm)
700: Ethics: Respect & Ethical Conduct of Research; Jill Baron - Dartmouth Library (Thurs, 12:15pm-2:10pm. Jan 29, Feb 5, 12, and 19)
130: Cultural Studies Research Methods; Klaus Milich - MALS (T/TH, 10:10am-12pm)
191: Oral Histories and Digital Storytelling (CW, CS, or S I/D); Harriette Yahr - MALS (Mon, 2:10pm - 5:20pm)
236: Playwriting (CW); Eugenie Carabatsos - Inst for Writing Rhetoric (Wed, 12:50pm-3:15pm)
238: Why I Am Not a Painter: Poetry (CW); Andras Gerevich - MALS '11, Fulbright Fellow (Tue, 2:25pm - 5:30pm)
251: Democracy: A Challenged Concept (CS, T I/D): Klaus Milich - MALS (T/TH, 2:25pm-4:15pm)
294: Post-Cold War Globalization (GS, S I/D); Peter DeShazo - LALACS (Mon, 2:10pm - 5:20pm)
371: Humanity and Inhumanity: Literature and Theory (CS, T I/D); Min Young Godley - Inst for Writing Rhetoric, James A. Godley - English (M/W, 10:10am-12:35pm)
120: Summer Symposium, The Ethics and Politics of ICE Field Operations; Donald Pease - MALS, (Wed, 4:00pm - 6:00pm. July, 15th, 22nd, 29th, and August 5th)
132: Writing Methodologies: Strategies for Creative Writers; Anna Minardi -MALS, (Tue, 12:15pm - 3:15pm)
141: Writing Crime Fiction (CW); Saul Lelchuk – MALS, (Thu, 2:25pm - 5:20pm)
216: Debates in International Politics: Catastrophe, Confrontation, Compromise (GS); David Rezvani - MALS, (Mon, 3:30pm - 6:20pm)
233: Celebrity Politics: The Entertainment of Democracy in America (CS, S I/D); Johannes Voelz - Harris Distinguished Professor, (Tue/Thu, 10:10am - 12:00pm)
281: Travel Writing/Memoir (CW); Barbara Kreiger - MALS, (Tue, 4:30pm - 7:20pm)
318: Cultural Studies (CS or T I/D); Donald Pease - MALS, Patricia McKee – English MALS, (Mon/Wed, 10:00am-12:35pm)
700: Ethics: Respect & Ethical Conduct of Research; Jill Baron - Dartmouth Library (Thurs, 12:15pm-2:10pm. July 2, and July 9, 16, 23)
169: Jackie Robinson: The Man, The Player, The Folk Hero (CS, S I/D); Alan Lelchuk - MALS
206: Environmental Issues in the Global Media (CW, CS, GS, or S I/D); David Van Wie - MALS
210: International Politics in Contemporary Asia (GS, CS, or S I/D); David Rezvani - MALS
239: Poetry (CW); Rena Mosteirin - MALS
277: Coloring Gender (CS, S I/D) Regine Rosenthal - MALS
295: Body and Mind: A Mindful Writing Course (CW, or S I/D): Judith Hertog - Visiting Scholar
131: Social Science Research Methods; Ted Stratton - UG Dean's Office
226: Screenwriting (CW); Bill Phillips – Film and Media Studies
253: Civil War in Philosophy & US Literature (CS, S I/D) Jamie Godley - English
369: Writing Nature (CW or T I/D); Barbara Kreiger - MALS, Anna Minardi - MALS
700: Ethics: Respect & Ethical Conduct of Research; Jill Baron - Dartmouth Library
130: Cultural Studies Research Methods; Klaus Milich - MALS
191: Oral Histories and Digital Storytelling (CW, CS, or S I/D); Harriette Yahr - MALS
230: Robbers, Pirates, Terrorists: Forms of Individual Resistance and Vigillante Justice (CS, GS, T I/D): Klaus Milich - MALS
299: Versions: Telling Stories in Text and Image (CS or S I/D); Kristin O'Rourke – MALS
337: New Global Order: Tyrannies, Democracy, & Revolutions (GS or T I/D); Peter DeShazo - LALACS, Evelyn Lechner - MALS
374: Clinical Fictions: Psychoanalysis & Literature (CS, T I/D); Min Young Godley - Inst for Writing Rhetoric, James A. Godley - English