A list of culture courses is prepared by Accessibility Services, each semester and made available to students who complete the FLC GCR with culture courses.

Definition of a Culture Course

To be identified as a culture course, the particular course must focus on the culture of a language taught at Goucher College or one of our inter-institutional programs. A significant component of the course must be based on primary sources that emphasize one or more cultures outside the Western anglophone culture. Only courses with grades of D or higher may count towards completion of the FLC GCR.

If a student wants to take a culture course at another institution, the course must be approved by the chair of the Hispanic and Latinx Studies prior to the student taking the course.

The chair of the Hispanic and Latinx Studies department will assess the syllabus of the course for which students are requesting approval. Students taking a transfer course should follow the Transfer of Credits Policy.

Spring 2024 Culture Courses

Course Number	Course Title	Instructor
LIT 285	Contemporary International Fiction (India, Africa, Australia)	Antje Rauwerda
PH 268	Chinese Philosophy: The Foundational Traditions	Steve Di Caroli
HIS 387	Seminar: The History of Japanese Imperialism	Evan Dawley
HIS 225	Latin American Colonial Period	Brandon Munda
HIS 104	The Samurai: History and Myth	Evan Dawley
ARB	230 Introduction to Modern Arab Culture: Dissenting Voices, Liberating Visions	Zahi Khamis
PSY 224	International Psychology	Arlette Ngourbene
VMC 275	The Renaissance in Europe	April Oettinger

All Culture Courses in the Catalog

Course Number	Course Title
AFR 200/HIS 200	Intro Africana Study
AMS 230	Religions of B'More
ARB 230	Introduction to Modern Arab Culture Dissenting Voices Liberating Visions
CHI 201	Modern Chinese Culture through Film & Literature
CHI 301	Sex & Gender in Traditional Chinese Literature
CHI 302	Sex & Gender in Modern Chinese Literature
COM 105	Introduction to Media Studies
COM 342	World Cinema
COM 357	Intercultural Communication
COM 435	Global Media
CPEB 202	Migration and Refugees in a Global World
DAN 233	West African Dance Technique II
ES 202/HIS 202	The South China Seas: A History
FR/THE 272Y	Intensive Course Abroad
HIS 104	Samurai: History & Myth
HIS 131	You Say You Want a Revolution: Changing China
HIS 204	Tumultuous Centuries: Modern Japanese
HIS 213	Survey: Becoming East Asia
HIS 287	The Rise, Fall, and Rise of Modern China
HIS 387	Seminar in Modern East Asia
LAM 105	Introduction to Latin American Studies
LIT 223/WGS 223	African American Women Writers
LIT 285	Contemporary Literature from India, Africa, and Australia
PCE 231	Special Topics in International Film and Literature
PSC 259	African Politics
PSC 262	Democracy and Violence in Southeast Asia
PSC 375	Political Islam
PSY 224	International Psychology
VMZ 287	Preserving a World War II Diary
WGS 150	Women's Experiences in Global Perspective
WGS 253	Haitian History and the Culture of Resistance
WGS 282	Women of North Africa and the Middle East
WGS 337	Gender and Migration: Where are you from? I "detect" an accent
WGS 420	Transnational Feminist Theory and Women's Activism