EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION COURSES

Please see page ## for summary information about Experiential Education at Williams. A complete description of each course may be found in the relevant department's section of the course catalog. Students may obtain detailed information about experiential elements in a specific course from its instructor.

SEMESTER COURSES:

AFR 220/MUS 220(F) Rhythm and Jazz in America, Brazil and Cuba

AFR 410/PSCI 302(S) Race, Culture and Incarceration

AMST 201(F,S) Introduction to American Studies

ARTH 201(F) American Landscape History

ARTH 508(S) Art and Conservation: An Inquiry into History, Methods and Materials

BIOL 220/ENVI 220(S) Field Botany and Plant Natural History

BIOL 225/ENVI 225(F) Natural History of the Berkshires

BIOL 302/ENVI 312(S) Communities and Ecosystems

CLAS 103(S) Greek and Roman Drama: Renewal and Transformation

ENVI 101(S) Humans in the Landscape: An Introduction to Environmental Studies

ENVI 102(S) Introduction to Environmental Science

ENVI 302(F) Environmental Planning Workshop

ENVI 397(F) Independent Study of Environmental Problems

GEOS 105(F) Geology Outdoors

MAST 210(F,S) Oceanographic Processes (Williams/Mystic Program)

MAST 311(F,S) Marine Ecology (Williams/Mystic Program)

MAST 351(F,S) Marine Policy (Williams/Mystic Program)

MAST 352(F,S) America and the Sea, 1600-Present (Williams/Mystic Program)

PHYS 109(F) Sound, Light and Perception

POEC 402(S) Political Economy of Public Policy Issues

PSYC 352(S) Clinical and Community Psychology

PSYC 372(F) Advanced Seminar in Teaching and Learning

WNY 301T(F,S) Fieldwork in New York (Williams in New York Program)

WNY 307(F) Arts and the City (Williams in New York Program)

WINTER STUDY:

AFR 25 Border Crossing, Capital Punishment, and Penal Politics in Texas

AMST 15 Contemporary American Songwriting

ANSO 11 Berkshire Farm Center Internship

ANSO 12 Children and the Courts: Internship in the Crisis in Child Abuse

ARTS 12 Fort Building!

ARTS 18 A House in a Box

ARTS 25 Art, Culture and Spanish in Oaxaca, Mexico

CHIN 12 Traditional Yang-style Taiji

CHIN 13 Theory and Practice of Chinese Cooking

CHIN 25 Study Tour of Taiwan

BIOL 21 Science Beyond Williams

CHEM 11/SPEC 11 Science for Kids

CHEM 13 Principles and Techniques of Cooking

CHEM 15 "You Are Not Listening!" Exploring Interpersonal Conflict

CSCI 12 Game Design Studio

CSCI 14 LEGO Robot Engineering

ECON 13 Mapping Gotham's History

ECON 19 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance

ENGL 13 Documentary Video Production

ENVI 25 Sustainable Resource Management

GERM 24 Ringstrasse Vienna

HIST 16 Genealogy

INTR 11 Images of Greylock: Interpreting Landscape Change

LEAD 18 Wilderness Leadership

LING 12 Preliminary Introduction to American Sign Language

MATH 16 Knitting: The Social History and Craft Form

MUS 25 Singing on the Tiber: Performance and History in Rome

PHIL 11 Aikido and Ethics

PHYS 15 Livres des Artists-The Artist Book

PSCI 21 Fieldwork in Public and Private Non-Profits

PSCI 25 Politics of the Korean Peninsula

PSYC 11 Rat Olympics

PSYC 13 Constructed Languages in Fantasy, Science Fiction and Culture

REL 12 Yoga: A Mind-Body Connection

REL 25 Jerusalem: A Travel-Study Course with Three Narratives

RUSS 23 Experiential Learning

RUSS/SPEC 25 Williams in Georgia

THEA 25 Making Theatre in Johannesburg, South Africa

SPEC 10 Quest for College: Early Awareness in Berkshire County Schools

SPEC 14 Emergency Medical Technician

SPEC 19 Medical Apprenticeship

SPEC 24 Eye Care and Culture In the Rural Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua

SPEC 27 Teaching Practicum in New York City Schools

SPEC 34 The Contemporary Singer/Songwriter

SPEC 35 Making Pottery on the Potter's Wheel