GELCT-6600: MARCH: Grad Wide Elective
Course Description
Graduate Wide Electives are topic driven opportunities for Graduate students to work across programs in interdisciplinary investigations. Examples ecological theory, historical aesthetics, and speculative realism.
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Fall 2021
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GELCT-6600-1: GE: Ecopoesis: A Day in the Park
Christopher Falliers |
San Francisco |
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Spring 2021
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GELCT-6600-2: MARCH: Grad Wide Electives: Practicing Care: Ethics, Labor and Representation
Jia Yi Gu |
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Fall 2020
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GELCT-6600-3: GE: Ecological Objects
Christopher Falliers |
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GELCT-6600-4: HT: Practicing Care: Ethics, Labor and Representation STANDBY
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Spring 2020
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GELCT-6600-2: HT: Local Modernisms: An Architectural Critique of Globalization
Lisa Findley |
San Francisco |
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Fall 2019
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GELCT-6600-1: GE: Formlessness and Effect
Thom Faulders |
San Francisco |
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Spring 2019
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GELCT-660-01: GE:Cloud Cities/Possibilities
Christopher Falliers |
San Francisco |
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Fall 2018
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GELCT-660-02: GE: Synthesis of the Arts
Cathrine Veikos |
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