Fall 2011 FSP Courses

FSP 101-01, “The Cultural Phenomenon of Harry Potter,” Kathryne Speaker, Special Education, Language, and Literacy.
FSP 101-02, “Incarceration Nation: Literature of the Prison,” Michele Tarter, English.
FSP 101-05, “The Movie That Changed Your Life,” Francis Hannold, English.
FSP 101-06, “American Film Renaissance-The 1970s ,” Nina Ringer, Writing Program.
FSP 101-07, “The Tudor Obsession,” Danielle Sansevere, Liberal Learning.
FSP 101-08, “American Supernaturalism,” Michael Schwartz, Liberal Learning.
FSP 101-09, “The Joys of Genre – Reading and Writing Fiction,” Donna Raskin, Liberal Learning.
FSP 101-10, “To See a World in a Grain of Sand: Reading and Writing the Short Story,” Kelsey Maki, Writing Program.
FSP 101-11, “Constructing/Deconstructing an Icon: Che Guevara in Art & Visual Culture,” Stephanie Shestakow, Student Affairs.
FSP 101-H1, 101-H2, “Springsteen’s Lyrics as Literature,” Lincoln Konkle, English.
FSP 102-01, “Becoming American,” Ann Warner-Ault, Modern Languages.
FSP 102-02, “Harlem Renaissance: “Black Paris”,” Moussa Sow, Modern Languages/African-American Studies.
FSP 102-03, “The Evolution of African American Gospel Music,” Todd McCrary, EOF.
FSP 103-01, “Invoking the Rights of Man: Women Writers of the Revolutionary Era ,” Mary Goldschmidt, Writing Program.
FSP 104-01, “Rock ‘N’ Rock in Post-Mao China,” Jiayan Mi, English.
FSP 104-02, 104-03, “Cinema and the CIty,” Lorna Johnson, Communication Studies.
FSP 104-04, 104-05, “Music and the Natural World,” Carlton Wilkinson, Music.
FSP 105-01, “The Tears and Blood of Our Stage: The Theater as Art, Culture, and Politics ,” Patrick Maley, Liberal Learning.
FSP 111-01, “Human Subjects in Research,” Lynn Smith, Special Education, Language, and Literacy.
FSP 111-02, 111-08, “Death: Metaphysics and Ethics,” James Taylor, Philosophy.
FSP 111-03, “The Mind-Body Connection,” Holly Haynes, Philosophy.
FSP 111-04, “Conflicts in Morality;Technology and Ethics,” Max Friedman, Liberal Learning.
FSP 111-05, “The Bible Unplugged : A Closer Look at Scripture,” Lisa Caton, Liberal Learning.
FSP 111-06, 111-07 , “Friendship in the Age of Facebook,” Pedro Govantes, Philosophy & Religion.
FSP 111-H1, 111-H2 , “Morality, God, and Free Will,” Richard Kamber, Philosophy .
FSP 114-01, 114-02, “Humanity’s Quest for Meaning and Justice,” Harold Eickhoff, Humanities.
FSP 114-H1, 114-H2, “Buddhism and Hinduism,” Xinru Liu, History.
FSP 121-01, 121-02, “The Price of Everything,” John Ruscio, Psychology.
FSP 121-03, “Normal? Identity and Difference,” Kathleen Rotter, Special Education, Language, and Literacy.
FSP 121-04, 121-05, “How Much Work (are you really doing),” Joe Flynn, Mechanical Engineering.
FSP 121-06, “Human Abilities: Unplugged,” Jerry Petroff, Special Education, Language, and Literacy.
FSP 121-09, “Being the Change: Analyzing Mentoring Relationships,” Jean Slobodzian, Special Education, Language, and Literacy.
FSP 121-10, “Protecting New Jersey’s Pinelands,” Stuart Koch, Political Science.
FSP 121-11, “Violence in the United States ,” Margaret Leigey, Criminology.
FSP 121-12, “Ability and Dis/Ability: Deconstructing and disrupting the social and cultural gaze,” Shridevi Rao, Special Education, Language, and Literacy.
FSP 121-15, “Teachers in the Media: The Creation of the Perfect Teacher,” Dashia Magee, Educational Administration & Secondary Education.
FSP 121-16, “Being Digital in 2011,” Lynn Braender, Accounting & Information Systems.
FSP 121-17, “How College Works: Higher Education, Learning, and American Society / ,” David Prensky, Marketing, Management, & Int. Business.
FSP 121-19, “You Have the Right to Remain Silent (And Other Rights Too),” Mark Speaker, Liberal Learning.
FSP 121-20, “Holistic Wellness and Self-Care,” Corinne Zupko, Counselor Education .
FSP 121-21, “Debating Controversial Topics in Drug and Alcohol Policy,” Sandy Gibson, Liberal Learning.
FSP 121-22, “The Digital Domain,” Janet Mazur, Liberal Learning.
FSP 121-23, “How We Learn,” Laura Amoriello, Music.
FSP 121-24, “Aging, Death & Dying,” Rachel Stutzman, Liberal Learning.
FSP 121-25, “Wrongful Convictions: Causes and Remedies,” Lynn Goedecke, Liberal Learning.
FSP 121-28, “Digital Me – Exploring the Impact of a Wired Generation,” Karen Becker, Marketing, Management, & Int. Business.
FSP 121-H1, “How We Decide: Logic, Chance and Irrationality,” Andrew Carver, Finance.
FSP 121-30, “Exploring Amish Culture,” Timothy Hornberger, Elementary and Early Childhood Education.
FSP 121-29, “Does What We Eat Matter?: The Culture, Politics, and Science of Food,” Tom Hagedorn, Mathematics and Statistics.
FSP 122-01, “Race & Ethnicity in Latin America & the Caribbean ,” Winnifred Brown-Glaude, African-American Studies.
FSP 122-02, “Race to the Top: Education Reform in the 21st Century,” Sarah Kern, Elementary and Early Childhood Education.
FSP 123-01, 123-02, “Introduction to LGBT Studies,” Nelson Rodriguez, Women’s and Gender Studies.
FSP 124-01, “The Tattooed Men: Organized Crime in Contemporary Japan and Beyond,” Charles Fenwick, Criminology.
FSP 124-02, 124-03, “The Impact of Globalization,” Alex (Chyuan) Pan, Elementary and Early Childhood Education.
FSP 124-04, “The Anthropology of Cyberspace,” Terrence Epperson, Library.
FSP 124-H1, 124-H2, “Politics of Oil in the Middle East,” Miriam Lowi, Political Science.
FSP 125-01, “Language in Society,” David M. Stillman, Modern Languages.
FSP 125-02, “Leadership for Social Justice,” Antonino Scarpati, Nursing, Health, & Exercise Science.
FSP 125-03, “Income Inequality: Economic Insights and Policy Debates,” Michele Naples, Economics.
FSP 125-04, “Language in Society,” Ben Rifkin, Modern Languages.
FSP 123-03, “Images of Superheroines,” Jill Appleheimer, Womens and Gender Studies.
FSP 132-01, “Multicultural New York: The City from its Beginnings to the Present,” Matthew Winkel, Liberal Learning.
FSP 134-01, 134-02, “Women and the Family in Modern China,” Qin Shao, History.
FSP 141-01, “The Art and Science of Color / (also known as Color!),” John Allison, Chemistry.
FSP 141-02, 141-03, “Photography, Metals, and Dyes: The Chemistry of Creating Art,” Lynn Bradley, Chemistry, and Elizabeth Mackie, Art
FSP 151-01, “The Duel and The Tango Between Man and Modern Technology,” Chamont Wang, Mathematics and Statistics.
FSP 151-02, “A Random Walk in a Hacker’s World,” Jikai Li, Computer Science.
FSP 151-03, “The Mathematics of Games and Gaming,” James Beyers, Elementary and Early Childhood Education.