New Courses in Slavic and East European Studies, Fall 2009
Geography 170. Post-Socialist Space. Taught by Dr. Melanie Feakins.
CCN 36577, 3 units, MW 11-12:30, 575 McCone.
East European Studies 2A. Introductory Romanian. Taught by Suzan Negip-Schatt. CCN 80305, 3 units, MWF 1-2, 246 Dwinelle
Dutch 174. Brussels: A Global Study of a European Capital City. Taught by Guest-Professor Jeffrey Tyssens (Prof. Social History at Brussels University). CCN 38236, 4 units, Tu-Th 2-3.30pm, 24 Wheeler.
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