15 courses with the subject CLC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CLC 101-119Studies in World Literature and Culture4
The study of a variety of works and genres from both Western and non-Western cultures.
Arab Culture through Literature and Film is a course that provides students with knowledge and tools to analyze and understand the Middle East and North Africa region-MENA. The materials utilize a student-centered pedagogical approach that promotes critical thinking, respects, and encourages engaged global citizenship. Through this curriculum, students will recognize shared themes across the region and gain a sense of the rich diversity inherent to the multidimensional cultures of the Arab world. Students will study life and culture in the Arab world and engage with primary sources including films, short stories, and poems. Exposing students to Arab voices and putting human faces on the Arab world will increase understanding and tolerance. The course is in English and will have four lecture hours per week.
CLC 120-129Studies in French and Francophone Literature and Culture4
Studies in French and Francophone Literature and Culture (4 SH). The study of French and Francophone texts exemplifying various themes, topics, and/or periods, viewed in the context of the culture that produced them.
CLC 140-159Studies in Hispanic Literature and Culture4
Studies in Hispanic Literature and Culture (4 SH). The study of Spanish and Hispanic American texts exemplifying various themes, topics, and/or periods, viewed in the context of the culture that produced them. Meets Humanity and Culture Intellectual Perspective requirement (HC).
CLC 160-169Studies in Classical Literature and Culture4
The study of Classical Greek and/or Roman texts exemplifying certain themes, topics, and/or periods, viewed in the context of the culture that produced them.
