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PS 498-001 Comprehensive Examination - Spring Semester 2025

Offered each Winter Term and required for psychology majors intending to graduate in the upcoming semester. Written examination covering all areas required for the BA in psychology and an oral presentation of major research project in the field. Only open to students who have passed the writing competency requirement.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PS 498-002 Comprehensive Examination - Spring Semester 2025

Offered each Winter Term and required for psychology majors intending to graduate in the upcoming semester. Written examination covering all areas required for the BA in psychology and an oral presentation of major research project in the field. Only open to students who have passed the writing competency requirement.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PU 201-001 Foundations of Public Health - Spring Semester 2025

Foundations of Public Health
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PU 201S-001 Foundations of Public Health - Fall Semester 2024

Explores social determinants of health, including how where people live, work, and play shapes health outcomes. Investigates factors that lead health practitioners to better prevent, diagnose, and treat illness. Ideal for students pursuing health-related careers.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

RE 101H-002 Exploring Religion: Animals - Fall Semester 2024

What makes something “religious?” This course examines the ways in which religions play a role in culture. Students will explore the history of this interaction and the continuing influence of religion in the contemporary world.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

RE 206H-001 The Bible, Gender, and Sexual Politics - Fall Semester 2024

Relations between biblical literature and issues of sexual difference, gender socialization, misogyny, and the question of origins of patriarchy.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

RE 214H-001 - Cults, Communes, Conspiracies - SP25

This course engages the dynamics of religious innovation, diversity, tolerance, and freedom through an historical, comparative, and multimedia encounter with New Religious Movements.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

RE 215H-001 Religion and Race - Spring Semester 2025

This course surveys entwined histories of religion and race, especially in the Americas, from colonization to the present. Students will study a range of religious movements and ideas, as well as critical theories of race. 
Category: Spring Semester 2025

RE 272H-001 Spirituality - Spring Semester 2025

This course explores intersections between spirituality and creativity, especially in the literary and visual arts. Students consider how the arts respond to fundamental questions about existence and intersect with spiritual concerns, as well as engage in their own creative self-expression.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

RE 302H-001 Religion and Prison in America - Fall Semester 2024

This course engages the relationship between religion and prison in American culture. Through literature, art, and film, students will explore how punishment, incarceration, and redemption capture the imagination and encourage reflection on the human condition.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

RE 303H-001 Writing American Religion - Fall Semester 2024

Religion is a perennial topic for great American essays. In this course, students will read essays in multiple genres, focusing on composition and style. Then, in writing workshops, they’ll produce their own great essays.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

RE 308H-001 Religion in Culture & Society - Spring Semester 2025

This course will provide an opportunity for students to explore methodological issues in the study of religion and will emphasize the interrelated strategies of description, analysis, and interpretation within an intercultural and comparative framework.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

RE 336G-001 Yoga: History, Practice, and Service - Fall Semester 2024

A history of yoga from ancient South Asia to contemporary America, with attention paid to its philosophical roots, aesthetic dimensions, and religious, political, and therapeutic uses. Course includes weekly yoga practicum.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

SO 101S-001 Introduction to Sociology - Fall Semester 2024

An introduction to the principles and methods of sociology, as well as important research findings.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

SO 101S-001 Introduction to Sociology - Spring Semester 2025

An introduction to the principles and methods of sociology, as well as important research findings.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

SO 125S-001 Social Problems - Fall Semester 2024

This course explores significant social problems in contemporary society, such as homelessness, crime, environmental degradation, racial and ethnic discrimination, and sex and gender inequalities. We use the sociological perspective to gain understanding of these problems.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

SO 135S-001 Prisons in America - Spring Semester 2025

Prisons operate with the clockwork logic of our criminal justice system: we punish people by making them "serve" time. This course examines the establishment, operation, and experience of prison in American society
Category: Spring Semester 2025

SO 160M-001 Statistical Methods - Spring Semester 2025

Introduction to quantitative techniques for data analysis in the social sciences. Univariate description, bivariate description, and statistical inference.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

SO 220-001 The City - Fall Semester 2024

In this course we will look at why people live in cities, how cities grow and change, how individual cities are tied to global structures, and how cities impact the way we live.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

SO 226E-001 Environmental Sociology - Spring Semester 2025

How social structures alter the environment and the environment constrains societies. How inequalities of class, race affect experiences of environmental degradation. How social movements reduce environmental harms. Investigates these issues in the Tampa Bay area.
Category: Spring Semester 2025
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