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    • Miriam Jiménez Román
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    • Internship Program
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    • How to Declare a Major/Minor
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    • Frequently Asked Questions for MA Students
    • Accelerated B.A./M.A.
    • Graduation Requirements
    • SCA During COVID
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METROPOLITAN STUDIES              

FALL 2022 COURSE OFFERINGS     

This list is subject to change.  Check ALBERT for updates.  CAS max points allowed for non-CAS courses is 16. 

INTRODUCTORY 1 FOR MAJOR, ONLY INTRO FOR SCA MINOR. MAJORS MUST TAKE BY JUNIOR YEAR. (intros can be taken in any order and do not need to be taken before electives.)

SCA-UA 101.001 Social & Cultural Analysis 101, Saldana; M-W 2:00-3:15 Recitation required.

INTRO 2 FOR METROPOLITAN MAJOR, ONLY INTRO FOR METROPOLITAN MINOR, FALL ONLY, MAJORS MUST TAKE BY JUNIOR YEAR.   

SCA-UA 601.001 Approaches to Metropolitan  Studies Sugrue; M-W 11-12:15  (CORE Social Science, Can count as ONLY ONE of the following: Intro for Metropolitan major/minor & SCA major (not minor), not an elective.)

RESEARCH (Req'd for 7 SCA majors, contact dept. for access code, prerequisites)

SCA-UA 90.001 Advanced Research Seminar: Spaces and Subjectivities  Gelman; Tu 12:30-3:15 

SCA-UA 92.001 Seniors Honor Seminar  Saranillio; Th 2-4:45 (All majors, application required, contact sca@nyu.edu for more information.) 

METROPOLITAN ELECTIVES TAUGHT BY SCA FACULTY (Majors must take four of these, minors must take two. American Studies and SCA minors must take all four electives with SCA faculty.)

SCA-UA 18 Topics in Social & Cultural Analysis: SCA Theory & Practice in Organizations & Careers Brito; M 4:55-7:35, (2 points) Class meets FIRST 7 weeks only. (Counts as HALF an elective for the 7 SCA majors/minors) 

SCA-UA 180.004  Topics in Africana Studies: Writing Personal Essays & Pol Commentary on Race Dent; M 6:20-09:00; SAME AS )JOUR-UA 503.004

SCA-UA 221.001  Work, Labor, and Power, Ross; Th 4:55-7:35  

SCA-UA 280.001  Topics: Childhood, Colonialism, and Nationbuilding, Rain; W 6:20-9:00

SCA-UA 613.001 Community Empowerment Brettschneider; Tu-Th 4:45-6:10

SCA-UA 614.001 Race and the Neoliberal Metropolis, Johnson; M 4:55-7:35,  SAME AS POL-UA 994.004

SCA-UA 680.002 Tpcs in Met Studies: Visual Arts & Environmental Activism Bentley; Tu-Th 11- 12:15

METROPOLITAN ELECTIVES CROSS-LISTED (Met majors & minors can take TWO cross-listed courses total. American Studies and SCA minors CANNOT take these cross-listed courses.)


SCA-UA 721.001  Topics: When Black Gets Blacker: Harlem Noir  Cooksey; Tu  4:55-7:40 SAME AS IDSEM-UG 2128-001 

SCA-UA 721.003 Topics: Journalism as Literature: Storied New York Mehta; W 11-1:30 SAME AS JOUR-UA 504.001 

SCA-UA 755.001 Topics American Dilemma: Race, Inequality, Unfulfilled Promises of Public Education Recitation required, Martinez; MW 9:30-10:45 SAME AS TCHL-UE 41.001 

SCA-UA 762.001 Topics: Shaping the Urban Environment Broderick; Tu-Th 2:00-3:15 SAME AS ARTH-UA 661.001 

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