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News & Updates
Spring 2010

The Spring 2010 PDF brochure is now available.

This page lists seminars which have been recently added to the semester's offerings, seminars with seats still available, and cancelled seminars. This page does not include changes to day, time, location or other course-specific details. If you are enrolled in a seminar, be sure to check for these changes at the FSS website and the online schedule of classes before your first class meeting.

= Food for Thought Seminar = Beyond the Classroom Seminar


Recently Added (since October 23, 2009)

For Freshmen:

  • Political Economy 24, Sec. 1: Rogues, Scoundrels, and Citizens: The Political Economy of Smuggling and Piracy (1 unit, P/NP) - 11/19/2009
  • Chicano Studies 24, Sec. 1: The Chicano Civil Rights Movement (1 unit, P/NP) - 11/17/2009
  • Spanish and Portuguese 24, Sec. 4: Imagining Havana (1 unit, P/NP) - 11/17/2009
  • Integrative Biology 39C, Sec. 1: The Field of Veterinary Medicine (2 units, P/NP) - 11/12/2009
  • German 24, Sec. 2: Nietzsche at the Movies (1 unit, P/NP) - 11/10/2009
  • Journalism 24, Sec. 1: Revisiting World War II Through the Documentary Lens (1 unit, LG) - 11/10/2009
  • Ethnic Studies 24, Sec. 1: Obama and Minority Voters (1 unit, LG) - 11/09/2009
  • Rhetoric 24, Sec. 2: Seeking Justice and Accountability in Cambodia (1 unit, LG) - 10/29/2009
  • English 24, Sec. 1: Reading Walden Carefully (1 unit, P/NP) - 10/29/2009
  • Architecture 24, Sec. 1: Exploring the Architectural Profession (1 unit, P/NP) - 10/26/2009

    For Sophomores:

  • Integrative Biology 39C, Sec. 1: The Field of Veterinary Medicine (2 units, P/NP) - 11/12/2009


    Seats Available

    For Freshmen:

    Please check back.

    For Sophomores:

    Please check back.

    Cancelled

    There are currently no cancelled seminars.
    Freshman and Sophomore Seminars are co-sponsored by the Undergraduate Division
    of the College of Letters & Science and the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education.
    For further information about the program,
    contact Alix Schwartz (alix@berkeley.edu / 642-8378).
    Problems and errors should be reported to the webmaster.

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