PLEASE NOTE

1. Fine Arts students: if you would like to count one of the following FFAR or FASS courses as part of your obligatory outside-of-Fine Arts electives, register for the crosslisted INTE course number. In both of these courses creative projects may be developed as part of the term requirements.

2. For more information and counselling on program admission, prerequisite waivers and course selection, contact Professor Fran Shaver, Program Coordinator, 848-2092; L-AD 322; shaver@vax2.concordia.ca, or any member of the coordinating committee.

3. The Sexuality program is described on pages 261 and 467 in the 2000 2001 calendar.

FFAR 390/3 INTE 390/3 "HIV/AIDS: CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND SCIENTIFIC ASPECTS OF THE PANDEMIC." (6 credits)
No Prerequisite.
Fall/Winter Thursday 18:05-21:15
Co-Instructors include (to be confirmed): Ross Higgins (Sociology and Anthropology).
An interdisciplinary mosaic of perspectives on the global health crisis. HIV raises not only medical issues but profound politico-cultural questions about sexuality, death, art, marginality, international development and the social construction of science. Lectures are offered by visiting experts from the community as well as by the co-instructors. Learning is co-operative and community-based, and one requirement places students in volunteer internships within community organizations. Other requirements include a journal and a choice of a paper or creative project.
(See 2000-2001 Calendar pp. 263 & 466; Class Schedule pp. 60, 84, 109, & 157)

FASS 392/2 INTE 392/2 INTRODUCTION TO QUEER THEORY (3 credits)
No Prerequisite.
Instructor: Thomas Waugh (Cinema)
(See 2000-2001 Calendar pp. 263 & 466; Class Schedule pp. 84 & 157)
Fall/Winter Lec AA Wed 18:05-20:10
Tut AA 1) Wed 20:15-21:15
Tut BB 2) Wed 20:15-21:15
Lecture AA will meet every Wednesday; Tutorial AA will meet the first Wednesday of the term and every second Wednesday thereafter; Tutorial BB will meet the second Wednesday of the term and every second Wednesday thereafter.



AHSC 253/4 SEXUALITY IN HUMAN RELATIONS (3 credits)
Prerequisite: AHSC 230 or permission; for prerequisite waiver contact Prof. Shaver.
Winter, Wednesday 08:45-11:30
Instructor: TBA
(See 2000-2001 class schedule, p. 44).



POLI 398A/2 SEXUALITY, RELIGION & POLITICS (3 credits)
No prerequisite.
Fall, Tuesday & Thursday, 8:45-10:00
Instructor: Donald Boisvert
(See 2000-2001 class schedule, p. 98)



POLI 398T/4 SEXUALITY: IDENTITY AND POLITICS (3 credits)
No Prerequisite.
Winter, Wednesday, 18:05-20:10
Instructor: TBA
(See 2000=2001 class schedule, p. 98)



RELI 380/4 RELIGION AND SEXUALITY (3 credits)
No Prerequisite.
Winter, Tuesday, 08:45-11:30
Instructor: Donald Boisvert
(See 2000-2001 class schedule, p. 104)



SOCI 375/4 ANTH 375 SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF SEXUALITY (3 credits)
Prerequisite; for prerequisite waiver contact Prof. Shaver.
Winter, Thursday 14:45-17:30
Instructor: Frances Shaver
(See 2000-2001 class schedule, p. 106)



WSDB 398P/4 WOMEN’S ISSUES & REALITIES: LESBIAN & BISEXUAL ISSUES & PERSPECTIVES (3 credits)
No Prerequisite.
Winter, Monday 18:05-20:10
Instructor: TBA
(See 2000-2001 class schedule, p. 112)