Following are the courses offered in the Spring 2003 semester. Students may register for only one Hewlett seminar in the Spring semester. Hewlett courses are not open to students in the University Honors Program. Each course title links to a detailed description of the class (pdf). Fall 2002 courses are also available for review.

ANTH 710.10 Human Evolution for Beginners
Instructor: Bernard Wood, Henry Luce Professor in Human Origins
CRN: 86424 Behavioral and Social Sciences GCR
In Amsterdam House 202, TR 5:10 - 6:30 pm
Open to all students

ASTR 2.11 Introduction to Astronomy 2: Journeys into the Universe
Instructor: Earl F. Skelton, Adjunct Professor of Physics
CRN: 82626 Natural Sciences GCR Prerequisite: ASTR 1
In COR 101, TR 2:00 - 2:50 pm, and lab
Open to all students

GEOL 710: Washington DC: The Land Before the City
Instructor: George Stevens, Professor of Geology
CRN: 86426 Natural Sciences GCR
In ACAD 301, TR 10:00 - 11:15 am, Includes weekend field trips
Open to Freshman only

MATH 710.10: The Mathematics of Social Choice
Instructor: Daniel Ullman, Professor of Mathematics
CRN: 85675 Quantitative and Logical Reasoning GCR
In FUNG 210, TR 11:00 - 12:15 am
Open to all students

PSC 710.MV: Central and Eastern Europe: US Assistance and Democratization
Instructor: Sharon Wolchik, Professor of Political Science and International Affairs
CRN: 86427 Behavioral and Social Sciences GCR
W 1:00 - 3:30 pm
Open to freshmen and sophomores

SOC 711.MV: Mr. Marx Goes to Washington: A Study of Class, Inequality, and Poverty
Instructor: Daina Stukuls Eglitis, Assistant Professor of Sociology
CRN: 86428 Behavioral & Social Sciences GCR SOC 1 highly recommended
MW 11:00 - 12:15 pm
Open to freshmen and sophomores

TRDA: 710.MV: The Uneasy Alliance: Government Support of the Arts During the Federal Theatre Project
Instructor: Leslie Jacobson, Professor of Theatre
CRN: 86430 Humanities GCR
IN ACAD 302, MW 2:00 - 3:45 pm
Open to all students

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