The minor consists of 5 or 6 courses, according to the following scheme, to be taken in consultation with the program director. [Note: only one course may be in the Department of Religion. If the Rosenthal Visiting Professor's course is cross listed in RLGN, this will not count as the one course.]
A. Introduction to Judaic Studies (JDST 201)
B. Nine additional credit hours with at least 1/3 Jewish content (no more than one from RLGN).
Currently offered courses that fulfill this requirement include:
- JDST 220 Jewish Traditional Art and Architecture
- JDST 233 Introduction to Jewish Folklore
- JDST 228 The Jewish Image in Popular Film
- JDST 392 Independent Research in Judaic Studies
- RLGN 223 Middle East Conflict
- RLGN 268 Women in the Bible
- RLGN 280 Religion and Politics in the Middle East (Supervised Study in Israel)
- RLGN 350 Jewish Ethics
- POSC 370K Nationalism, Ethnicity and Religion in World Politics
- POSC 379 Middle East: Politics, Economics and American Policy
- SOCI 302 Race and Ethnic Minorities
- SOCI 355 Sociology of Religion
- ENGL 365E Immigrant Experience
- ENGL 366G American Jewish Literature or Blacks and Jews in American Literature
- HSTY 254 The Holocaust
- HSTY 257 Immigrants in America
- HBRW 201 Intermediate Modern Hebrew I
- HBRW 202 Intermediate Modern Hebrew II
- HBRW 301 Advanced Modern Hebrew I
- HBRW 302 Advanced Modern Hebrew II
C. Two semesters of Hebrew (HBRW 101 and HBRW 102). Students who place out of both semesters of Hebrew must take a third course under "B" above.
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