Course Schedule - Loyola Marymount University (2024)

Tentative Nature of the Course Schedule (Fall 2021-Spring 2024):The three-year course schedule isprovisionaland subject to revision. Please check closer toregistrationfor updates and consult with theFacultyAdvisor to plan the courses for your CLAR major or minor.

Click on each semester below to see the courses that will be offered in the future:

Instructor	Course Title	Attributes	Flags
	Languages
C. Gipson	1115 Latin I		LORS
	Methodologies
C. Gipson	2200 Epic Poetry
	Survey of the Ancient World
H. Fessler	2360 Intro to Ancient Near East	EHAP	LINL
	Myth/Religions
C. Gipson	3210 Classical & NE Myths	IINC	LINL
B. Radcliffe	3220 Greek/Roman Religion	IFTR
C. Sauvage	3330 Intro NE Religions	IFTR	LINL
	Art & Archaeology
ARHS cross-list	3230 Arts of Greece	EHAP
B. Smith	3998 Arch of Ancient Nubia
	Interdisciplinary
K. Zacharia	4220 Hellenism/Race/Ethnicity	IINC	LINL/LWRT
H. Fessler	4350 Arch and Bible	IFTR	LWRT
C. Sauvage	4380 Arch Field Exp		LENL
	Capstone
K. Zacharia	4410 Capstone Research
K. Zacharia	4420 Capstone Presentation
	Credit/No Credit
K. Zacharia	4280 Greek Film Festival Internships

Instructor	Course Title	Attributes	Flags
	Languages
C. Gipson	1110 Greek I
C. Gipson	1125 Latin II
H. Fessler	1130 Biblical Hebrew
	Methodologies
K. Zacharia	2210 Greek Tragedy	ECRE	LORS/LWRT
C. Sauvage	2340 Methods of Arch	EBHV
	Survey of the Ancient World
E. Piros	2250Ancient Rome	EHAP
	Myth/Religions
E. Wells	3350 Egyptian Religion		LINL
B. Radcliffe	3220 Greek/Roman Religion	IFTR
	Art & Archaeology
A. Herring	3240 Arts of Rome	EHAP
A. El Sandouby	3370 Egyptian Art & Arch	EHAP	LINL
	Interdisciplinary
K. Zacharia	4270 Representations of Greece	IINC	LWRT/LORS
H. Fessler	4350 Arch and Bible	IFTR	LWRT
C. Sauvage	4380 Arch Field Exp		LENL
C. Gipson	4998 Gender/Sexuality
	Capstone
K. Zacharia	4410 Capstone Research
K. Zacharia	4420 Capstone Presentation
	Credit/No Credit
K. Zacharia	4280 Greek Film Festival Internships

*Tentative Nature of the Course Schedule (Fall 2021-Spring 2024):The three-year course schedule isprovisionaland subject to revision. Please check closer toregistrationfor updates and consult with theFacultyAdvisor to plan the courses for your CLAR major and minor.

Instructor	Course Title	Attributes
	Languages
C. Gipson	1115 Latin I
C. Gipson	1120 Greek II
	Methodologies
B. Radcliffe	2220 Ancient Comedy	ECRE
	Survey of the Ancient World
K. Zacharia	2240 Ancient Greece	EHAP/EL
E. Piros	2250 Ancient Rome	EHAP
	Myth, Philosophy, Religion
C. Gipson	3210 Classical & NE Myths	IINC
B. Radcliffe	3220 Greek/Roman Religion	IFTR
	Art & Archaeology
A. El Sandouby	2998 Art & Society in Ancient Mediterranean	EHAP
H. Fessler	3390 Arch of the Levant	EHAP
	Interdisciplinary
J. Christopher	4210 Axial Age	IINC
E. Piros	4230 Ancient World and Film	IINC
H. Fessler	4350 Arch and Bible	IFTR
H.Fessler	4380 Arch Field Experience
H.Fessler	4373 Arch Lab: The Early Bronze Age at Bab edh-Drab	IINC
	Capstone
K. Zacharia	4410.01 Capstone Research
H. Fessler	4410.02 Capstone Research
K. Zacharia	4420.01 Capstone Presentation
H. Fessler	4420.02 Capstone Presentation
	Credit/No Credit
K. Zacharia	4280 Greek Film Festival Internships

Instructor	Course Title	Attributes
	Languages
C. Gipson	1110 Greek I
H. Fessler	1130 Biblical Hebrew (JWST 1998.07)
C. Gipson	2998.07 Intermediate Greek
	Methodologies
J. Christopher	2230 Ancient Historians	EHAP
B. Radcliffe	2260 Ancient Political Thought and Practice (POLS 3998.72)	EHBV
	Survey of the Ancient World
H. Fessler	2235 Ancient Warfare	EHAP
J. Christopher	2245 Ancient China in Classical Context (ASPA 2998.02)
C. Sauvage	2360 Ancient Near East	EHAP
E. Piros	3250 Law and Life in Ancient Rome
	Myth, Philosophy, Religion& Science
E. Piros	2270 Ancient Astronomy	ESTM
B. Radcliffe	3220 Greek/Roman Religion (THST 3998.03)	IFTR
	Art & Archaeology
A. Sandouby	2998.06 Art & Society in Ancient Med (ARHS 2000.01)	EHAP
A. Herring	3230 Arts of Greece (ARHS 3102)	EHAP
	Interdisciplinary
C. Gipson	4265 Gender/Sexuality (WGST 3998.06)
K. Zacharia	4270 Representations of Greece	IINC/LENL
H. Fessler	4350 Arch and Bible (CATH 4350/THST 3998.62)	IFTR
A. Herring	4360.02 Greece to Gotham: Arch of the Heroes (ARHS 3160)	IINC
	Capstone
K. Zacharia	4410 Capstone Research
K. Zacharia	4420 Capstone Presentation
	Archaeological Field Experience, Archaeology Museum Internships
C. Sauvage	4378 Museum Curation Internship 2 TO 4 semester hours(may be repeated twice)
C. Sauvage	4349 Museum Study Internship 2 TO 4 semester hours(may be repeated twice)
	Film Festival Internships, CLAR Learning Community (credit/no credit)
K. Zacharia	4280 Greek Film Festival Internship 0 TO 4 semester hours (does not count toward major/minor)
K. Zacharia	4400CLAR Learning Community1TO 4 semester hours (does not count toward major/minor)

Instructor	Course Title	Attributes
	Languages
C. Gipson	1115 Latin I
C. Gipson	1120 Greek II
	Methodologies
C. Gipson	2200 Epic Poetry
	Survey of the Ancient World
K. Zacharia	2240 Ancient Greece	EHAP/LENL
	Myth, Philosophy, Religion
C. Gipson	3210 Classical & NE Myths	IINC
B. Radcliffe	3220 Greek/Roman Religion	IFTR
H. Fessler	3330 Intro to NE Religions	IFTR
Part-time	3350 Egyptian Religion**
	Art & Archaeology
C. Sauvage	3360 Aegean Art & Arch	EHAP
Part-time	3340 Art &Arch ofAncient Nubia**	EHAP
	Interdisciplinary
K. Zacharia	4220 Hellenism/Race/Ethnicity	IINC
H. Fessler	4350 Arch and Bible	IFTR
C. Sauvage	4380 Arch Field Exp
C. Sauvage	4373 Arch Lab: Early Bronze Age in Levant	IINC
	Capstone
K. Zacharia	4410 Capstone Research
K. Zacharia	4420 Capstone Presentation
	Credit/No Credit
K. Zacharia	4280 Greek Film Festival Internships

**Either CLAR 3350: Egyptian Religion or CLAR 4998: Archaeology of Ancient Nubia will be taught during this semester. Final schedule TBD.

Instructor	Course Title	Attributes
	Languages
C. Gipson	1110 Greek I
C. Gipson	1125 Latin II
	Methodologies
Part-time	2210 Greek Tragedy
C. Sauvage	2340 Methods of Arch	EBHV
	Survey of the Ancient World

	Myth, Philosophy, Religion
Part-time	3220 Greek/Roman Religion	IFTR
Part-time	3350 Egyptian Religion
	Art & Archaeology
C. Sauvage	3370 Egyptian Art & Arch	EHAP
	Interdisciplinary
C. Gipson	4265 Gender/Sexuality
K. Zacharia	4270 Representations of Greece	IINC
K. Zacharia	4280 Film Internships
Part-time	4350 Arch and Bible	IFTR
C. Sauvage	4380 Arch Field Exp
	Capstone
K. Zacharia	4410 Capstone Research
K. Zacharia	4420 Capstone Presentation

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