University of Louisiana at Lafayette
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This course investigates economic and ecological dynamics in the international arena, involving distinct political communities (i.e. nation-states) or other human groups (e.g. corporations, lobby groups, militias, etc.). Ecology is the study of living systems in interaction with physical resources; economics is the study of human activities organized around money; and the concept of “sustainability” in the former is analogous to the concept of “budget” in the latter. We will learn how these two fields overlap and how they affect the global distribution of power.
- Teacher: Jason Maloy
Category: Political Science
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- Teacher: Harry Justus
Category: Music
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- Teacher: Michael Jenner
- Teacher: Aubrey Shirts
Category: Music
Private saxophone lessons, along with weekly masterclass (Friday, 10am). Study of recital literature with Dr. Wm. Hochkeppel. Applied Saxophone syllabus pertains to AMUS115, 315, as and coordinates with Saxophone Quartet (chamber music, AMUS 250). Various levels from year 1 through graduate level apply.
- Teacher: William Hochkeppel
Category: Music
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- Teacher: Daniel DiCaprio
Category: Visual Arts
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the concepts and theories that scholars use to study international relations. We will examine the various actors that play a role in international politics (e.g. states, leaders, intergovernmental organizations, NGOs, norms), by analyzing how they are defined, their interests, and actions. We will study their interactions with each other in conflict, economic relations, and in building institutions for cooperation. We will also critically examine international relations, evaluating how perspectives deriving from diverse racial, gendered, and indigenous experiences may complicate our understandings of the international system
- Teacher: Shaun Williams
Category: Political Science
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- Teacher: Paula Broussard
Category: Criminal Justice
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- Teacher: Joshua Capps
Category: English
- Teacher: Nathaniel Carrington
Category: Political Science
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- Teacher: Michael Crotty
- Teacher: John McBride
Category: Performing Arts
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- Teacher: Justin Callais
Category: Economics & Finance
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- Teacher: Justin Callais
Category: Economics & Finance
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- Teacher: Jamie Baldridge
Category: Visual Arts
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- Teacher: Kristie Cornell
- Teacher: Pascal Esenenjor
Category: Geology
This is CMPS 450: Programming Languages.
- Teacher: Anthony Maida
- Teacher: Md Nazmul Shahadat
Category: Computer Science
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- Teacher: Sharon Ridgeway
Category: Political Science
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- Teacher: Karl Hasenstein
Category: Biology and Microbiology
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- Teacher: Andrea Conque
Category: History, Geography, & Phil
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- Teacher: Ted Brown
Category: Political Science