CANADIAN STUDIES PROGRAM & ARCTIC MINOR HENRY M. JACKSON SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES University of Washington COURSE LIST Winter 2016

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1 CANADIAN STUDIES PROGRAM & ARCTIC MINOR HENRY M. JACKSON SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES University of Washington COURSE LIST Winter 2016 The following is a listing of Canadian Studies and Canadian content courses offered in Winter Students should check individual departments and the online Time Schedule for changes departmental requirements for enrollment, SLN numbers, and location and updated descriptions. See To make an advising appointment, contact the Canadian Studies Student Advisor, Linda Iltis, at (206) or iltis@uw.edu. Additional Arctic Minor courses not found in course list can be found here:

2 UNDERGRADUATE INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS Arctic Studies Minor ARCTIC 00 JSIS 9- JSIS 00- JSIS 00- COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Integrating Policy & Science in Arctic Studies. The course addreses how science and policy intersect with a focus on Canada and the other Arctic nation-states. Task Force on Canada-U.S. Chairmanship of the Arctic Council. Focuses on Canada's priorities and acccompishments during its chairmanship and the priorities of the United States regarding its upcoming chairmanship. Circumpolar World Leadership Program. This leadership training for UW and students from Title III institutions will prepare students to meet the growing demand for expertise on Arctic issues. (Offered in ) Inuit Nunangat (Inuit Homelands) in Canada. The course looks at the history, culture and political influence of Canada's Inuit. (Offered in ). American Ethnic Studies - Asian American Studies AAS 72 Internment Camps In North America. A Comparative study of United States and Canadian internment camps incarcerating Japanese Americans and Japanese Canadians. AAS 92 GWSS 92 Asian-American Women. Intersection of race, class, gender in the lives of Asian American (Canada/U.S.) and Pacific Islander women. Department of American Indian Studies AIS 2 HSTAA 2 American Indian History: 180 to Present. History of American Indians in the United States and Canada from 180 to the present. AIS American Indians and the Law. History of laws governing Canadian and American Indians: aboriginal law systems, Canada and U. S. laws, and contemporary tribal laws. AIS 0 Two-Dimensional Art of the Northwest Coast Indians. Studio course emphasizes principles of structure and style of twodimensional art which can be found on old, traditional AIS 78 ENGL 7 Canadian and Northwest Coast pieces Northwest Contemporary American Indian Literature. Contemporary poets and writers who are from the Arctic, Canadian west coast, and the United States. School of Art, Division of Art History ART H 01 Seminar in the General Field of Art. In-depth study of selected topics and problems of Canadian art. Department of Communication COM 289 Communication and Difference. Examines how communication practices, particularly media, shape our understanding of ourselves, our relationships to others, society, Canada and the world. COM 82 Social Scientific Approaches to Communication Research. Comprehensive introduction to research methods employed in basic Canadian and applied communication research D. Hellmann/V. Galluci N. Fabbi/V. Gallucci team taught N. Fabbi T. Kashima G. Nomura A. Harmon C. Coté M. Oliver D. Million 10 0 R. Wright 2 2 K. Fearn- Banks P. Howard University of Washington, Courses, pg. 1

3 Department of Comparative Literature C LIT 1 National Cinemas. Examines the cinema of a Canadian ethnic group, with films typically shown in the original language with subtitles. Department of Economics ECON 200 Introduction to Microeconomics. Includes analysis of markets and content on Canada's role in the modern global system. ECON 201 Introduction to Macroeconomics. Includes content on Canada's role in the modern global system and an analysis of the aggregate economy. Department of Geography GEOG 12 Introduction to Globalization. Focuses on the growth and intensification of global ties between Canada and other world nations. GEOG 180 Introduction to Global Health: Disparities, Determinants, Policies and Outcomes.Provides an introduction to global health within Canada and other world nations. GEOG 271 Geography of Food and Eating. Examines food production, distribution, and consumption issues in Canada, Québec and other world regions. GEOG 97 Tutorial in Geography. Formulations of project outlines and orientation in contemporary geographic cases in Canada and other nations. GEOG 1 Research Seminar: Feminist Geographies. Focuses on care, work and diversity in women's economy with studies included from Canada. Department of History - History of the Americas HSTAA 1 AIS 1 American Indian History to 180. History of indigenous peoples and their descendants in the area that now constitues the United States and Canada. Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies JSIS 9 ARCTIC 00- Task Force on Canada-U.S. Chairmanship of the Arctic Council. Focuses on Canada's priorities and acccompishments during its chairmanship and the priorities of the United States regarding its upcoming chairmanship. Department of Linguistics LING 200 Introduction to Linguistic Thought. Background and scope of modern linguistics in Canada; behaviorist versus rationalist theories of language and universal and cognitive aspects of language structure. LING 0 LING 0 Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology. This class is an introduction to the phonetics of Canadian spoken languages, covering articulatory phonetics, acoustics, and basic phonology. LING 1 LING 1 Phonology I. Speech sounds, mechanism of their production, and structuring of sounds in languages including French in Canada. LING 0 LING 0 Introduction to Linguistic Phonetics. Introduction to articulatory and acoustic correlates of phonological features including in Canadian French language. 0 T. Cooper 2 alternating faculty alternating 2 faculty M. Sparke M. Sparke L. Jarosz L. Jarosz/M. Sparke K. England A. Harmon N. Fabbi/V. Galluci University of Washington, Courses, pg. 2

4 LING 1 LING 1 Phonology I. Speech sounds, mechanism of their production, and structuring of sounds in languages including in Canadian French language. Department of Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies GWSS 00 Gender, Race, and Class in Social Stratification. The intersection of race, class and gender in the lives of women of color in Canada and the U.S. GWSS 92 AAS 92 Asian-American Women. Intersection of race, class, gender in the lives of Asian American (Canada/US) and Pacific Islander women. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Civil and Environmental Engineering CEE 82 Special Topics: Urban Transportation Planning. Research on new technologies at the Canada-U.S. border crossing to speed the processing of passengers and freight through the international border. COLLEGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences FISH 07 Topics Fisheries. Explore primary Canadian literature on ecosystem based management, and quantitative tools used in ecosystem models. Bioresource and Science Engineering BSE 211 Creativity and Society. Explores the nature of creativity and innovation in US and other societies. Environmental Science and Resource Management ESRM 21 Finance and Accounting from a Sustainability Perspective. Introduction to business concepts in the context of environmental resource management including in Canada. School of Oceanography OCEAN Marine Benthic Ecology. Analyzes marine communities associated with the porous boundaries of the ocean, from sedimented seafloor including from oceans surrounding Canada. DANIEL J. EVANS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS PB AF Economics of International Development. Examines income distribution, poverty, and the environment in Canada. PB AF 608 Degree Project Seminar. Institutions and decision making relating to international, rural, or poverty issues globally including in Canada J. Bushnell G. Nomura M. Hallenbeck R. Hilborn 10 G. Allan 2 0 D. Paun J. Deming 2 L. Anderson 2 L. Anderson UW BOTHELL Education Program B EDUC 02 Teacher's Self-Understanding. Uses Canadian readings and writing autobiography and examining key concepts in multicultural education. C. McGee Banks University of Washington, Courses, pg.

5 LANGUAGE COURSES 2016 WINTER COURSE LIST - CANADIAN STUDIES CENTER DIVISION OF FRENCH AND ITALIAN STUDIES FRENCH 101A Elementary Frencch TA FRENCH 101B Elementary French TA FRENCH 101C Elementary French TA FRENCH 101D Elementary French TA FRENCH 102A Elemantary French TA FRENCH 102B Elemantary French TA FRENCH 102C Elemantary French TA FRENCH 102D Elemantary French TA FRENCH 102E Elemantary French TA FRENCH 102G Elemantary French TA FRENCH 102H Elemantary French TA FRENCH 102 I Elemantary French TA FRENCH 102J Elemantary French TA FRENCH 10L Elementary French TA FRENCH 201A Intermediate French TA FRENCH 201B Intermediate French TA FRENCH 202A Intermediate French TA FRENCH 202B Intermediate French TA FRENCH 202C Intermediate French TA FRENCH 20A Intermediate French TA FRENCH 01A Advanced French TA FRENCH 01B Advanced French TA FRENCH 02A Advanced French TA FRENCH 02B Advanced French TA FRENCH 90A Supervised Study. Listening, comprehension, reading, and H. Meyer speaking. FRENCH 90B Honors Seminar G. Turnovsky FRENCH 90B Special Seminar & Conference D. Delcourt/L. 2 Mackenzie University of Washington, Courses, pg.