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  Smc core Curriculum Course Proposal Fall 2013
  Español 140: Survey of Latin American Literature
  Application for Engaging the World, American Diversity Course Designation
  Application for Pathways to Knowledge, Social, Cultural and historical Understanding Designation
  History 110 Warfare in the Middle Ages Brother Charles
  Psychology 008 African American Psychology Spring Semester 2012 Instructor: Morenike Oshi-Ojuri, Psyd office: Phone
  Hist 163: Ethnic Identity and Conflict in China
  Smc core Curriculum Course Proposal Form
  History 132 The American Revolution and the Early Republic
  Core Curriculum Designation Proposal Theological Understanding: Theological Explorations
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  Smc core Curriculum Course Proposal Fall 2013 Name of proponent: Professor Myrna Santiago
  History 10: Introduction to Historical Methods
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  Course number: clsl 100 Course title: Classical Mythology Upper-division status
  Immigration and Ethnic Relations in American History
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  History of the High and Later Middle Ages Reading List
  New course proposal
  Department: Modern Languages Title of course
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  Proposed Changes to the es minor Program February
  Teaching and Learning Narrative History 133: Era of the Civil War and Reconstruction Carl Guarneri, History Department
  Teaching and Learning Narrative--shcu history 132: The American Revolution and the Early Republic Carl Guarneri, History Department
  History 10: Introduction to Historical Methods
  TO: Beth Dobkin, Provost from: Hisham Ahmed, Chair Academic Senate date
  Core Curriculum Designation Proposal
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  Hist 163: Ethnic Identity and Conflict in China
  Section: 01-01 fall 2012
  TO: Beth Dobkin, Provost from: Keith Ogawa, Chair Academic Senate date
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