120 Hebrew I
Modern spoken and written Hebrew with emphasis on the principles of grammar.

150 Hebrew II
Continuation of Modern Hebrew I.

220 Hebrew III
Continuation of Hebrew II; stress on grammar, composition, and conversation.

315 Biblical Hebrew Literature (Hebrew IV)
Introduction to biblical Hebrew style through reading of selected biblical texts; examination of linguistic and literary aspects.

100g Jewish History
Major ideas, personalities, and movements in Jewish history from antiquity to the present.

180 Introduction to Judaism
Jewish beliefs, practices, and history from the biblical period to the present.

200 The American Jewish Experience
Patterns of immigration, acculturation, religious forms, and ethnic expression in Jewish life in America from the Colonial period to the present.

211g The Holocaust
Historical background and responses to the Holocaust, with emphasis on ethical implications.

214 Zionism, Israel and the Modern World
Ideas about nationalism, Zionism, and society-building; emphasis on self-definition in the Jewish State.

311 Contemporary Jewish Ethics
Classical Jewish roots and modern Jewish approaches to critical ethics problems.

321 Women in Judaism
A critical approach to gender issues in Jewish life and an exploration of roles and representations of Jewish women.

322 Modern Jewish Movements and Their Ideologies
An introduction to the rise and development of Jewish denominationalism.

361 Scripture and Polemic in Judaism, Christianity and Islam
Origins of Scripture and their polemical environments in earliest Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

375 Issues of American Jewish Literature
Study of the human experience in America as expressed in the fiction, poetry, drama, memoirs, and literary criticism of American Jews.

381 The Jew in American Society
Sociological profile of the American Jew and organization and development of their communities.

382 Judaism as an American Religion
American expressions of Judaism as part of the American religious context.

383 Jews in Contemporary American Leadership
Social and cultural history of American Jewish contributions to the arts, science, literature, economics, and politics.

390 Special Problems