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Current and Future Course Offerings

Please note that all listings below are subject to change. If you are a student, please confirm meeting arrangements in BuckeyeLink when enrolling. To present a course from these lists as an elective for your AAS minor, please consult with the program director, Professor Joe Ponce.

Last Updated: 10/3/2025

Spring 2026

Ethnic Studies (ETHNSTD)

2652 | Asian American Feminisms

Professor Corinne Sugino

Course #35193, TR, 9:35-10:55AM, Hagerty Hall 046

This course focuses on the historic and contemporary development of Asian American feminisms. Students will consider how Asian Americans are impacted by systems of race, gender, and sexuality, as well as how Asian American feminists have used their voices, activism, and art to produce more justice-oriented communities. The course will also discuss how figures such as the “tiger mother,” “model minority” or “forever foreigner” intersect with issues of gender and sexual difference, as well as the ways that Asian American feminists have worked to challenge or reimagine them. In doing so, students will be exposed to various perspectives on Asian American feminisms across academic research, popular media, film, and art, while developing their own analytical research and writing skills.

GEN Foundation: Race, Ethnicity & Gender Diversity

African American and African Studies (AFAMAST)

  • 2081 | African American History from 1877, Course #36327, T, 12:30-3:15PM, Off-Campus, Instructor Monica Stigler Johnson (cross-listed with HISTORY 2081)
  • 2288 | Bebop to Doowop to Hiphop: The Rhythm and Blues Tradition, Course #29070, Date/Time TBD, Location TBD, Instructor TBD (cross-listed with MUSIC 2288)
  • 2367.01 | African American Voices in U.S. Literature, Course #35561, WF, 9:35-10:55AM, Dulles Hall 012, Professor Spencer Dew
  • 2367.04 | Black Women Writers: Text and Context, Course #35558, MW, 3:45PM-5:15PM, ONLINE
  • 3083 | Black Power, Course #33521, WF, 9:35-10:55AM, Mendenhall Lab 125, Professor Judson Jefferies
  • 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, Course #36326, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, McPherson Lab 2015, Professor Elea Proctor (cross-listed with COMPSTD 4921 and WGSS 4921)

Chinese

  • 2451 | Chinese Literature in Translation, Course #34893, WF, 3:55-5:15PM, Denney Hall 253, Professor Meow Hui Goh
  • 4404 | Chinese Drama, Course # 34895, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Hagerty Hall 050, Professor Patricia Sieber
  • 4405 | China in Chinese Film, Course #27832, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Mendenhall Lab 125, Professor Jianqi Wang
  • 4406 | China Pop: Contemporary Popular Culture and Media in Greater China, Course #34928, WF 12:45-2:05PM, Hayes Hall 105, Professor Nancy Tewksbury
  • 5400 | Performance Traditions of China, Course #34900 (grad) and #34901 (undergrad), TR 12:45-2:05PM, Denney Hall 207, Professor Mark Bender

Communications (COMM) 

  • 4445 | Stereotypes in Media, Course #28742, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Journalism Building 270 110, Professor Felicia Gilmore Ross

Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)

  • 2105 | Literature and Ethnicity, Course #30854, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Ramseyer Hall 110, Instructor Umut Gurses
  • 4804 | Studies in Latino Literature and Culture, Course #28656, TR, 3:55-5:15PM, Denney Hall 268, Professor Paloma Martinez-Cruz
  • 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, Course #36331, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, McPherson Lab 2015, Professor Elea Proctor (cross-listed with AFAMAST 4921 and WGSS 4921)
  • 5240 | Race and Public Policy in the United States, Course #28888, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, Mendenhall Labs 185, Professor Michael R. Fisher (cross-listed with AFAMAST5420)

East Asian Languages and Learning (EALL)

  • 3405 | Introducing East Asia through Martial Arts Cinema, Course #27651, TR 3:55-5:15PM, Pomerene Hall 150, Professor Jiangqi Wang
  • 3446 | Asian American Film, Course #34915, WF 11:10AM-12:30PM, Denney Hall 250, Instructor Nancy Tewksbury

English

  • 4583 | Special Topics in World Literature in English, Course #34439, TR, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Enarson Classroom Building 245, Professor Adeleke Adeeko
  • 4587 | Studies in Asian American Literature and Culture, Course #27888, WF, 2:20-3:40PM, Enarson Classroom Building 254, Professor Pranav Jani

Ethnic Studies (ETHNSTD)

  • 2652 | Asian American Feminisms, Course #35193, TR, 9:35-10:55AM, Hagerty Hall 046, Professor Corinne Sugino 

History

  • 3017 | The Sixties, Course #29658, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Mendenhall Lab 115, Instructor Michael Flamm
  • 3071 | Native American History from Removal to the Present, Course #35154, WF, 11:10AM-12:30PM, 258 Enarson Classroom Building, Professor Daniel Rivers
  • 3085 | African American History Through Contemporary Film, Course #35156, M, 2:15-5:00PM, Professor Hasan Kwame Jeffries
  • 3426 | History of Modern Japan, Course #29652, TR 3:55-5:15PM, Baker Systems 394, Professor Chris Reed
  • 3580 | Vietnam War, Course #29652, TR 12:45-2:05PM, Journalism Building 251, Professor Joe Parrott

History of Art (HISTART)

  • 2003 | The Art and Visual Culture of East Asia, Course #19176, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Derby Hall 024, Instructor Hannah Slater
  • 2003H | The Art and Visual Culture of East Asia, Course #34773, WF, 11:10AM-12:10PM Jennings Hall 136, Professor Christina Wei-Szu Burke Mathison
  • 3605 | East West Photography, Course #34835, MW, 8:30-9:25AM, Journalism Building 360, Professor Namiko Kunimoto
    • Course #34836 (recitation), F, 12:40-1:35pm, Jennings 050, Instructor TBD
    • Course #34837 (recitation), F, 11:30am-12:25pm, Jennings 050, Instructor TBD
  • 4820 | The Arts of Japan, Course #29666, TR, 5:30-6:50PM, Pomerene Hall 150, Instructor Hannah Slater

Japanese

  • 2231 | Elements of Japanese Culture, Course #19225, WF, 12:45-2:05PM, Mendenhall Lab 125, Professor Mineharu Nakayama
  • 2452 | Modern Japanese Literature in Translation, Course #34902, WF, 12:45-2:05PM, Mendenhall Lab 185, Professor Keita Moore
  • 4400 | Japanese Film and Visual Media, Course #28411, WF, 2:20-3:40PM, Mendenhall Lab 185, Professor Keita Moore

Korean

  • 2231 | Elements of Korean Culture, Course #25171, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Baker Systems 198, Professor Hayana Kim
  • 2451 | Korean Literature in Translation, Course #19288, WF 2:20-3:40PM, Arps Hall 012, Instructor Olan Munson
  • 5405 | Korean Dramatic Tradition, Course #34907 (undergrad) and #34906 (grad), WF, 3:55-5:15PM, Hagerty Hall 160, Professor Hayana Kim
  • 5256 | Interdisciplinary Topics in Korean Politics and Society, Course #34509 (undergrad) and #34904 (grad), WF, 2:20-3:40PM, University Hall 066, Instructor Perry Miller

Linguistics 

  • 3501 | Language, Race, and Ethnicity in the U.S., Course #27924, MW, 3:55-5:15PM, Hopkins Hall 246, Instructor Clint Awai-Jennings 

Music

  • 2288 | Bebop to Doowop to Hiphop: The Rhythm and Blues Tradition, Course #29070, Date/Time TBD, Location TBD, Instructor TBD (cross-listed with AFAMAST 2288)

Philosophy (PHILOS)

  • 2120 | Asian Philosophies, multiple sections and instructors
    • Course #22646, WF, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Journalism Building 375, Instructor Dylan Flint
    • Course #27229, TR, 9:35-10:55AM, Journalism Building 375, Instructor Dylan Flint
    • Course #34562, WF, 9:35-10:55AM, Dreese Lab 266, Instructor Erich Jones
    • Course #34563, TR, 3:55-5:15PM, Journalism Building 371, Instructor Vaughn Papenhausen

Political Science (POLITSC)

  • 4140 | Black Politics, Course #35955, TR, 9:35-10:55AM, University Hall 056, Professor Gregory Leslie

Psychology (PSYCH)

  • 3375 | Stereotype and Prejudice, Course #29557, MWF 1:50-2:45PM, Pomerene Hall 160, Instructor Steven Bengal

Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSST)

  • 2367.04 | Black Women Writers: Text and Context, Course #28913, Date/Time TBD, Location TBD, Professor Sierra Austin-King
  • 4520 | Women of Color and Social Activism, Course #30573, W, 11:15AM-2:00PM, Location TBD, Professor Treva Lindsey
  • 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, Course #36334, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, Location TBD, Professor TBD (cross-listed with COMPSTD 4921 and AFAMAST 4921)

African American and African Studies (AFAMAST)

  • 5420 | Race and Public Policy in the United States, Course #28878, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, Mendenhall Labs 185, Professor Michael R. Fisher (cross-listed with COMPSTD 5420)

Chinese

  • 5400 | Performance Traditions of China, Course #34900 (grad) and #34901 (undergrad), TR 12:45-2:05PM, Denney Hall 207, Professor Mark Bender

Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)

  • 5240 | Race and Public Policy in the United States, Course #28888, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, Mendenhall Labs 185, Professor Michael R. Fisher (cross-listed with AFAMAST5420)
  • 7320 | Theorizing Race and Ethnicity, Course #30413, R, 2:15-5:00PM, University Hall 066, Instructor TBD

East Asian Languages and Learning (EALL)

  • 5383 | Scripts of East Asia, Course #34909, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Hagerty. Hall 159, Professor Majorie Chan
  • 5475 | Women Writers, Culture and Society in East Asia, Course #34911, WF, 3:55-5:15PM, Professor Naomi Fukumori
  • 7897 | Introduction to Graduate-level East Asian Studies, Course #30628, M, 9:00-9:55AM, Location TBD, Instructor TBD

Korean

  • 5405 | Korean Dramatic Tradition, Course #34907 (undergrad) and #34906 (grad), WF, 3:55-5:15PM, Hagerty Hall 160, Professor Hayana Kim
  • 5256 | Interdisciplinary Topics in Korean Politics and Society, Course #34509 (undergrad) and #34904 (grad), WF, 2:20-3:40PM, University Hall 066, Instructor Perry Miller

Autumn 2025

Ethnic Studies (ETHNSTD)

2321 | Introduction to Asian American Studies 

Course #35734, TR, 11:10-12:30PM, Mendenhall Lab 125, Professor Corinne Sugino (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2321)

This course introduces students to foundational topics and approaches in Asian American studies, including but not limited to: the way Asian Americans have been racialized throughout U.S. history, the Asian American movement, representations of Asian Americans in the media, and how Asian American experiences intersect with issues of gender/sexuality, class, transnational belonging, and cross-racial solidarity.

GEN Foundation: Historical and Cultural Studies and Race, Ethnicity, and Gender Diversity

GEL Cultures and Ideas and Diversity – Social Diversity in the U.S.

African American and African Studies (AFAMAST)

  • 2080 | African American History 1877-Present, Course #25860, WF, 9:35-10:55AM, Dulles 024, Instructor Elea Shea Anders
  • 2288 | Bebop to Doowop to Hiphop: The Rhythm and Blues Tradition, Course #29057, MW, 12:45-02:05PM, Dulles 020, Professor Abigail Lindo
  • 2367.01 | African-American Voices in U.S. Literature, Course #26783, TR, 9:35-10:55AM, Dulles 012, Professor Franco Barchiesi
  • 2367.04 | Black Women Writers: Text and Context, Course #24313, MW, 11:10AM-12:30PM, ONLINE, Professor Zalika Ibaorimi (cross-listed with WGSST 2367.04)

Chinese

  • 2231 | Traditional Chinese Culture, Course #26972, WF, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Derby Hall 080, Professor Zhiguo Xie and Instructor Hunter Douglas Klie
  • 4405 | China in Chinese Film, Course #4405, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Journalism 371, Professor Jianqi Wan

Communications (COMM)

  • 4405 | Writing for Strategic Communication, multiple courses and instructors
    • Course #16318, R, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Journalism Building 281, Instructor Katie Holmes
    • Course #16319, T, 9:35AM-10:55AM, Journalism Building 281, Instructor Jasmine Roberts-Crews
    • Course #16320, M, 9:35AM-10:55AM, Journalism Building 281, Instructor Kathleen Thomas
    • Course #16321, T, 12:45PM-02:05PM, Journalism Building 281, Instructor Jasmine Roberts-Crews
    • Course #16322, W, 2:20-3:40PM, Denney Hall 206, Instructor Karen Bailey
    • Course #29085, R, 3:55-5:15PM, Journalism Building 304, Instructor Monica Lombardo
  • 3668 | Intercultural Communications, Course #16335, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, Page Hall 060, Professor Susan Kline
  • 4445 | Stereotypes in Media, Course #25744, WF, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Ramseyer Hall 110, Professor Felecia Gilmore Ross
  • 4820 | Public Opinion and Communication, Course #16402, TR 12:45-2:05PM, Journalism Building 371, Professor William Eveland

Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)

  • 2105 | Literature and Ethnicity, Course #16559, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Ramseyer Hall 009, Professor John Brooks
  • 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #21535, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Mendenhall Lab 191, Professor Fernanda Diaz-Basteris (cross-listed with ETHNSTD 2242 and SPAN 2242)
  • 2360 | Introduction to Comparative Cultural Studies, Course #16566, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Baker Systems 130, Instructor Deanna Faye Holroyd

English

  • 2281 | African American Literature, Course# 25819, TR, 11:10 AM-12:30 AM, Caldwell Laboratory 115, Professor Elizabeth Sheehan

History

  • 2750 | Natives and Newcomers: Immigration and Migration in U.S. History, Course #28622, ONLINE, Professor Daniel Rivers

History of Art (HISTART)

  • 2003 | East Asian Art, Course #17787, MW, 11:30-12:25PM, Scott Lab E125, Professor Christina Wei-Szu Burke Mathison
    • Course #25945, F, 10:20-11:15AM, Jennings Hall 136, Instructor TBD (recitation)
    • 2003 | East Asian Art, Course #25946, F, 11:30-12:25PM, Jennings Hall 160, Instructor TBD (recitation)
  • 4001 | Writing Seminar in History of Art, Course #25316, TR, 11:10-12:30PM, Location TBD, Professor Namiko Kunimoto
  • 4810 | The Arts of China, Course #28932, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Journalism Building 304, Professor Christina Wei-Szu Burke Mathison
  • 4820 | The Arts of Japan, Course #35344, TR, 5:30-6:50PM, Denney Hall 206, Instructor Hannah Slater

Japanese

  • 2231 | Elements of Japanese Culture, Course #17815, WF, 12:45-2:05PM, Ramseyer Hall 009, Professor Keita Moore
  • 2451 | Japanese Literature in Translation, Course #35864, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, Denney Hall 253, Professor Naomi Fukumori

Korean

  • 2231 | Elements of Korean Culture, Course #25720, TR, 3:55-5:15PM, Mendenhall Hall 191, Professor Hayana Kim
  • 2451 | Korean Literature in Translation, Course #23779, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, University Hall 038, Professor TBD
  • 5455 | Interdisciplinary Courses in Korean Art, Music, Film, and Theatre, Course #25877 (undergraduate), WF, 2:20-3:40PM, TBD
  • 5455 | Interdisciplinary Courses in Korean Art, Music, Film, and Theatre, Course #35878 (graduate), WF, 2:20-3:40PM, TBD

Linguistics (LING)

  • 3601 | Language, Race, and Ethnicity in the U.S., Course #27064, MW, 3:55-5:15PM, Psychology 010, Professor TBD

Philosophy (PHILOS)

  • 2120 | Asian Philosophies, Course # 24368, TR, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Hagerty Hall 180, Professor Steven Brown
  • 2120 | Asian Philosophies, Course #26224, WF, 12:45-2:05PM, Denney Hall 250, Instructor Erich Jones 

Political Science (POLITSC)

  • 3220 | Politics of the Developing World, Course #36601, TR, 8:00-9:20AM, Smith Lab 1009, Professor Jan Henryk Pierskalla
  • 4140 | Black Politics, Course #27829, WF, 9:35-10:55AM, Derby Hall 029, Professor Gregory John Leslie

Psychology (PSYCH)

  • 3375 | Stereotype and Prejudice, Course #36026, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, Lazenby 021, Professor Brittany Leigh Shoots-Reinhard

Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSST)

  • 2367.04 | Black Women Writers: Text and Context, Course #23624, ONLINE, Professor Sierra Austin
  • 4540 | Women of Color: Art, Literature and Culture, Course #35805, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, Hagerty 186, Professor LaVelle Ridley

Summer 2025

African American and African Studies (AFAMAST)

  • 2081 | African American History from 1877, Course #22046 , TR 9:35-10:55AM, Baker Systems 184, Jerrell Beckham (cross-listed with HISTORY 2081; 6-WEEK SESSION 1)

History

  • 2081 | African American History from 1877, Course #21995, ONLINE-ASYNCHRONOUS, Greyson Teague (cross-listed with AFAMAST 2081; 6-WEEK SESSION 1)
  • 2610 | A Survey of U.S. Women's and Gender History: Diversity and Intersections, Course #22006, ONLINE-ASYNCHRONOUS, Daniel Rivers (8-WEEK SESSION 2)

Psychology (PSYCH)

  • 3375 | Stereotyping and Prejudice, Course #17112, ONLINE-ASYNCHRONOUS, Steven Bengal (4-WEEK SESSION 1)