A. Mini-class: Turning Points
Marilyn Schuster, Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities, Study of Women and Gender

B. Mini-class: The Rights and Wrongs of Medicine: Anthropological Perspectives on Bioethics I
Donald Joralemon, Professor, Anthropology (continues in session II)

C. Mini-class: All Over the Map: Smith Poetry
Ellen Watson, Director, Poetry Center
Anne Boutelle, Senior Lecturer, English Language and Literature

D. Mini-class: Narratives of Internment
Floyd Cheung, Associate Professor, English Language and Literature

E. Mini-class: Adaptation: The Case of Rear Window
Jefferson Hunter, Professor, English Language and Literature

F. Mini-class: Popular Song in the 19th century as a Reflection of Race in America: the Case of "Oh! Susanna"
Richard Sherr, Caroline L. Wall ’27 Professor of Music (Sage 215)

G. Mini-class: A Man’s World, A Woman’s Respect: Reading Black Culture
Kevin Quashie, Associate Professor, Department of Afro- American Studies; member, Program for the Study of Women and Gender

H. Read with Us: Stone Diaries, Carol Shields
Susan VanDyne, Professor, Study of Women and Gender

I. Read with Us: Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood, Marjane Satrapi; Janie Vanpee ’72, Professor, French Language and Literature

A. Mini-class: Turning Points
Marilyn Schuster, Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities, Study of Women and Gender

B. Mini-class: Popular Culture
Kevin Rozario, Associate Professor, American Studies

C. Mini-class: All Over the Map: Smith Poetry
Ellen Watson, Director, Poetry Center
Anne Boutelle, Senior Lecturer, English Language and Literature   

D. Mini-class: The Globalization of American Culture in Historical Perspective
Dan Horowitz, Mary Huggins Gamble Professor, American Studies

E. Mini-class: Adaptation: The Case of Rear Window
Jefferson Hunter, Professor, English Language and Literature

F. Mini-class: When Being Perfect Is No Good At All
Patricia DiBartolo, Associate Professor, Psychology

G. Mini-class: A Man’s World, A Woman’s Respect: Reading Black Culture
Kevin Quashie, Associate Professor, Department of Afro- American Studies; member, Program for the Study of Women and Gender

H. Read with Us: Stone Diaries, Carol Shields
Susan VanDyne, Professor, Study of Women and Gender

I. Read with Us: Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood, Marjane Satrapi; Janie Vanpee ’72, Professor, French Language and Literature

A. Mini-class: Turning Points
Marilyn Schuster, Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities, Study of Women and Gender

B. Mini-class: The Rights and Wrongs of Medicine:
Anthropological Perspectives on Bioethics II (continuation from session I)

C. Mini-class: All Over the Map: Smith Poetry
Ellen Watson, Director, Poetry Center
Anne Boutelle, Senior Lecturer, English Language and Literature   

D. Mini-class: Narratives of Internment
Floyd Cheung, Associate Professor, English Language and Literature

E. Mini-class: Adaptation: The Case of Rear Window
Jefferson Hunter, Professor, English Language and Literature

F. Mini-class: Popular Song in the 19th century as a Reflection of Race in America: the Case of "Oh! Susanna"
Richard Sherr, Caroline L. Wall ’27 Professor of Music (Sage 215)

G. Mini-class: A Man’s World, A Woman’s Respect: Reading Black Culture
Kevin Quashie, Associate Professor, Department of Afro- American Studies; member, Program for the Study of Women and Gender

H. Read with Us: Stone Diaries, Carol Shields
Susan VanDyne, Professor, Study of Women and Gender

I. Read with Us: Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood, Marjane Satrapi; Janie Vanpee ’72, Professor, French Language and Literature