Topics in American Indian Studies
Course: American Indian Studies (Am In) 310, section XA
American Indian history through art, music, and film.
Prerequisite: none
Dates: June 28-August 4
Day/Time: Tuesday and Thursday 6:00-9:30 p.m.
Delivery method: on DMACC campus
Location: Ankeny, Building 2, room 1
Credit: 3 undergraduate credits
Tuition: $612
Delivery fee: none
Computer fee applies--see table
Off-campus program: Bachelor of Liberal Studies (arts and humanities group of the general education requirements or distribution area of humanities; meets the U.S. diversity requirement)
Instructor: Devery Fairbanks, Lecturer
Registration deadline: June 14
Texts: Wilma Mankiller and Gloria Steinem. 2004. Every Day is a Good Day: Reflections of Contemporary Indigenous Women. Fulcrum Publishing. ISBN 1555915167.
Wilkinson, Charles. 2005. Blood Struggle: The Rise of Modern Indian Nations. W. W. Norton and Company. ISBN 0393051498.

Feminism Philosophy
Course: Philosophy (Phil) 338, section XA
This course critically examines the work that oppositions such as sex/gender, self/other, subjectivity/objectivity, and nature/nurture, does in philosophy and in our culture more generally. In particular we will consider historical and contemporary, that feminism engages issues of sexual orientation, political equality, race, biology, violence and pornography, as it works toward the personal and political emancipation of women.
Recommended prerequisite: 3 credits in philosophy
Dates: May 17-June 23
Day/Time: Tuesday and Thursday 6:00-9:30 p.m.
Delivery method: on DMACC campus
Location: Ankeny, Building 2, room 3
Credit: 3 undergraduate or nonmajor graduate credits
Tuition: undergraduate $612, graduate $954
Delivery fee: none
Computer fee applies--see table
Off-campus program: Bachelor of Liberal Studies (arts and humanities group of the general education requirements or distribution area of humanities; meets the U.S. diversity requirement)
Instructor: Robert Hollinger, Professor
Registration deadline: May 3
Text: Saul, Jennifer Mathers. 2003. Feminism: Issues and Arguments. Oxford. ISBN 0199249474.

War in World Religions
Course: Religious Studies (Relig) 335X, section XA
Historical and ideological survey of religions and wars. Contemporary war writings and ancient themes. Special topics include Christian Crusades, Biblical herem, Islamic jihad, Mahabharata (Indian war story), Japanese Bushido (way of the warrior), and Chinese martial arts strategies.
Recommended prerequisite: course in world religions
Dates: May 9-June 20
Day/Time: Monday and Wednesday 6:00-9:30 p.m.
Delivery method: on DMACC campus
Location: Ankeny, Building 4, room 16
Credit: 3 undergraduate credits
Tuition: $612
Delivery fee: none
Computer fee applies--see table
Off-campus program: Bachelor of Liberal Studies (arts and humanities group of the general education requirements or distribution area of humanities; meets the international perspectives requirement)
Instructor: Margo Kitts, Lecturer
Registration deadline: April 25
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