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Post-Freshman Writing Requirement

The courses listed below have been approved by the Educational Policy Committee as eligible to satisfy a post-freshman writing requirement when so designated by the department or program. To satisfy a writing requirement in any given semester, the course must carry the suffix "WR." If the course is offered in a particular semester without the "WR," it does not satisfy a writing requirement.

Revised April 2, 2008.

AAS 320/REL 320 African American Religion
AAS 358/ENG 358 African American Literature to 1900
AAS 371/ANT 371 Anthropology of African Americans
AAS 483 Reading Alice Walker
AAS 495BWR Honors Thesis
AFS 364/HIST 364 African Civilizations to Era of the Atlantic Slave Trade
AFS 490 Senior Seminar in African Studies
AMST 112 American Identities
AMST 201 Introduction to American Studies
AMST 212 American Identities
AMST 320 Meaning in Things: Artifacts and American Culture
AMST 364 Asian American Literature
AMST 385 Asian American Autobiography
AMST 490 Senior Symposium
ANT 202 Concepts and Methods in Cultural Anthropology
ANT 230 Medical Anthropology
ANT 240/LING 330 Language and Culture
ANT 328/REL 328/WS328 Women, Religion, and Ethnography
ANT 306 Primate Mating Strategies
ANT 340R/LING 340R Topics in Sociolinguistics
ANT 336 Anthropology of Emerging Disease
ANT 342 Media and Culture
ANT 351 Sustainable Development: Anthrop. Perspectives
ANT 352/WS 342 Global and Transnational Culture
ANT 371/AAS 371 Anthropology of African Americans
ANT 372 Ethnographic Writing
ANT 381S Primate Conservation
ARAB 302 Advanced Arabic
ARAB 401 Advanced-Plus Arabic I
ARTHIST 265 Europe in the Twentieth Century
ARTHIST 349 Special Studies in Renaissance Art History
ARTHIST 369 Special Studies in 19th and 20th Century Art History
ARTHIST 470 Seminar in Ancient Mediterranean and Anatolean Art
ARTHIST 475 Seminar in Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque
ARTHIST 480 Seminar in Late 18th-Century to Contemporary European & American Art
ASIA 360/CHN 360 Modern Chinese Women in Film and Fiction
ASIA 361/JPN 361 The Tale of Genji: Sensuality and Salvation
ASIA 372/JPN 372 Modern Japanese Literature in English Translation
ASIA 374/JPN 374 Japanese Literature: Reading & Writing the Classics
ASIA 378/ JPN 378 Postwar Japan through its Media
ASIA 375S/CHN 394S/CPLT 389S/FILM 394S Screening China
BIOL 347 Ecology with Laboratory
BIOL 361/NBB 361 Experimental Neurobiology with Lab
BIOL 402S Neuroscience Live
CBSC 370B/POLS 370/SOC 370B Community Building and Social Change II
CHEM 230 Intermediate Atmospheric Chemistry
CHEM 331L Physical Chemistry Laboratory
CHEM 332L Physical Chemistry Laboratory II
CHEM 468 Perspectives in Chemistry
CHN 271 Modern Chinese in Film and Fiction
CHN 272 Premodern Chinese Literature
CHN 302 Advanced Conversation and Composition II
CHN 308/EAS 308/PHIL 308 Classical Chinese Philosophy
CHN 359 Women and Religion in China
CHN 360/ASIA 360 Modern Chinese Women in Film and Fiction
CHN 373/REL 374 Confucian Classics: An Introduction to Premodern Chinese Culture
CHN 376 Science in China
CHN 394S/ASIA 375S/CPLT 389S/FILM 394S Screening China
CHN 401 Advanced Readings in Modern Chinese I
CHN 402 Advanced Readings in Modern Chinese II
CHN 471 Tradition in Modern China
CL 225 Classical Athens
CL 265 Ancient and Modern Science
CL 317 Vergil and Dante
CL 329 Special Studies in Classical Antiquity
CL 487 Seminar
*Classical Studies has been changed to Ancient Mediterranean Studies.  Please note the Prefix change from CLST to ANCMED effective 11/09/2005
CPLT 201 Major Texts: Ancient to Medieval
CPLT 202 Major Texts: Renaissance to Modern
CPLT 203R Literatures Beyond the Canon
CPLT 389R Special Topics in Literature
CPLT 389S/ASIA 375S/CHN 394S/FILM 394S Screening China
EAS 250S Introduction to East Asian Studies
EAS 308/CHN 308/PHIL 308 Classical Chinese Philosophy
EAS 450S Seminar in East Asian Studies
ECON 305S Economics of Life
ECON 309 Contemporary Economic Issues
ECON 355/HIST 355 Political Economy of the American South
ECON 390S Junior Seminar in Economics
ECON 410 Topics in Macroeconomics
ECON 411 Money and Banking
ECON 422 Economic Forecasting
ECON 443 Public Choice
ECON 445 Urban Economics
ECON 496R Tutorial in Economics
EDS 301 Educational Psychology
EDS 302 Child and Adolescent Development and Education
EDS 303 The Psychology of Learning
EDS 306 Philosophy of Education
EDS 309 Education as a Social Science
EDS 312 Comparative Education
EDS 314 Education and Cultural Diversity
EDS 451 Educational Measurement
EDS 471 Foundational Seminar – Issues in Multicultural Education
ENG 205 Poetry
ENG 221R Advanced Writing Workshop
ENG 270 Introduction to Creative Writing
ENG 271 Introduction to Poetry
ENG 272 Introduction to Fiction
ENG 300-400 All 300 and 400 level courses in English except for 496R Internship
ENVS 227 Environmental Policy
ENVS 350 Environmental Thought:  Ethics, Philosophy, and Issues
ENVS 377 International Environmental Policy
ENVS 442 Ecology of Emory
ENVS 458 Fishers and Fisheries
ENVS 498 Individual Directed Reading
ENVS 499 Individual Research
FILM 270 Introduction to Film
FILM 381 Classical Film Theory
FILM 394S/ASIA 375S/CHN 394S/CPLT 389S Screening China
FILM 401 Film Criticism
FILM 402 Introduction to Screenwriting
FREN 310 Writing Skills in French
FREN 361 Topics in Translation
FREN 385 The Individual and Society
FREN 460 From Novel to Film
FREN 488 Topics in French Thought and Culture I
FREN 490 Honors Seminar in French
GER 205 German Literature in Translation
GER 305 Personal Writing
GER 311 Advanced Grammar, Conversation, and Composition
GER 330 German Short Prose
GER 350 Introduction to German Literature
GER 461 German Literature to 1750
GER 462 Enlightenment to Romanticism
GER 463 Poetic Realism to Expressionism
GER 470 Perspectives in German Culture and Civilization
GER 475 Topics in German Literature in Translation
GER 480 Topics in German Literature in the Original
GER 495B Honors
GHCS 300S Core Issues in Global Health
HIST 301 History of Greece
HIST 355/ECON 355 Political Economy of the American South
HIST 364/AFS 364 African Civilizations to Era of the Atlantic Slave Trade
HIST 377 European Intellectual History Since 1880
HIST 487 Junior/Senior History Colloquium: Europe
HIST 488 Junior/Senior History Colloquium: United States
HIST 489 Junior/Senior History Colloquium: Latin American & Non-Western World
HIST 497 Directed Research
IDS 200 Foundations Toward Interdisciplinary Study
IDS 213 The Politics of Identity
IDS 214 Intro to International Politics
IDS 216 Visual Culture
IDS 385R Special Topics in Interdisciplinary Studies
ITAL 170 Introduction to Italian Studies I
ITAL 171 Introduction to Italian Studies II
ITAL 311 Italy in the Nineteenth Century
ITAL 312 Italy in the Twentieth Century
ITAL 350 The Rise of Humanism
ITAL 360 Issues in the Italian Renaissance
ITAL 375 Topics in Italian Literature in Translation
ITAL 376 Topics in Italian Culture in Translation
JPN 270 Introduction to Japanese Culture
JPN 302 Advanced Conversation and Composition II
JPN 361/ASIA 361 The Tale of Genji: Sensuality and Salvation
JPN 362 Samurai, Shoguns, and Women Warriors
JPN 363 Literary and Visual Culture in Japan
JPN 372/ASIA 372 Modern Japanese Literature in English Translation
JPN 374/ ASIA 374 Japanese Literature: Reading & Writing the Classics
JPN 378/ASIA 378 Postwar Japan through its Media
JPN 401 Advanced Language and Cultural Studies I
JRNL 201 News Reporting and Writing
JRNL 301 Advanced News Reporting and Writing
JRNL 350 Covering Ethnic Communities
JRNL 380 Health & Science Writing
JRNL 430 Journalism, History, and Ethics
JRNL 448 Health and Science Writing
JRNL 488 Arts, Writing, & Criticism
Contemporary Non-Fiction
Covering Ethnic Communities
Economics and Business Reporting
Magazine Writing
World Media & Foreign Affairs
Reporting on the Environment
JS 251/MES 251/OT 644/REL 251 Daily Life in Ancient Israel
JS 328B/MESAS 328B Sephardi History & Culture
JS 354 Ethics of Judaism
LAS 263 Plantation to Postcolonial: A Comparative Survey of Plantation America
LAS 363 Sugar and Rum
LAS 490 Advanced Seminar in Latin American & Caribbean Studies
LING 240/ANT 240 Language & Culture
LING 301/PHIL 345 Language, Mind & Society
LING 316/PSYC 316 Language of Acquisition
LING 326/MES 326 History of Judaic Languages
LING 335/MES 335 South Asia: Language, Politics and Identity
LING 340R/ANT 340 Topics in Sociolinguistics
LING 362/ENG 301 Beowulf
*Middle Eastern South Asian Studies’ Prefix has changed from MES to MESAS effective 11/09/2005
MESAS 200 Interpreting the Middle East
MESAS 201 Reading the Middle East: Hebrew, Persian, Arabic Literatures
MESAS 211 Introduction to Arabic Literature
MESAS 251/JS 251/OT 644/REL 251 Daily Life in Ancient Israel
MESAS 252/JS 252 The Archaeology of Jerusalem
MESAS 300 Beyond Borders: Imagining the Middle East and South Asia
MESAS 312 Biographies of Muhammad
MESAS 314 Hadith: Islam’s Second Scripture
MESAS 315/REL 315 The Qur’an
MESAS 318/REL 318 Islamic Law
MESAS 326/LING 326 History of Judaic Languages
MESAS 328B/ JS 328B Sephardi History & Culture
MESAS 335/LING 325 South Asia: Language, Politics and Identity
MESAS 350 The Art and Archaeology of Ancient Turkey
MESAS 351 Magic and Witchcraft in the Ancient Mediterranean World
MESAS 352 The Bible and the Ancient Near East
MESAS 365 Orientalism
MESAS 414/REL 414 Shi’ite Islam
MESAS 415/REL 415 Great Books of the Islamic World
MESAS 453 Ancient Israel's Neighbors
MESAS 451 Exodus and Settlement of Canaan
MESAS 490 Seminar in Middle Eastern Studies
MUS 204 Music Cultures of the World
MUS 206 Musical Transformations of Asia
MUS 250 Writing About Music
MUS 262 Survey of Wind Literature
MUS 364            Romanticism in Music
MUS 365 Wagner and Wagnerism
MUS 366 Beyond Orientalism
MUS 371 East Asian Music Cultures
MUS 372S Chinese Music & Culture
MUS 425 Nineteenth Century Music
MUS 460 Studies in Musicology
MUS 461S The Discipline of Ethnomusicology
MUS 462 The Sound of Society
NBB 222 Communication in the Neurosciences
NBB 361/BIOL 361 Experimental Neurobiology with Lab
NBB 401 Perspectives in Neurobiology and Behavior
NBB 414/PSYC 414 Brain & Cognitive Development
NBB 497 Supervised Reading
OT 644/MES 251/JS 251/REL 251 Daily Life in Ancient Israel
PER 302 Advanced Persian II
PHIL 230 Philosophies of Human Nature
PHIL 300 Medieval Philosophy
PHIL 304 American Philosophy
PHIL 308/CHN 308/EAS 308 Classical Chinese Philosophy
PHIL 332 Social and Political Philosophy
PHIL 345/LING 301 Language, Mind & Society
PHIL 350 Philosophy of Science
PHIL 352 Philosophy of Social Science
PHIL 354 Metaphysics
PHIL 358 Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 360 Philosophy of Mind
PHIL 367 Seminar in Ancient Philosophy
PHIL 480R Seminar on an Individual Philosopher
PHIL 482R Topics in Philosophy
PHIL 490 Senior Seminar
PHYS 444 Advanced Undergraduate Laboratory
POLS 310 Statistical Modeling
POLS 313 International Organization
POLS 370/SOC 370B/CBSC 370B Community Building and Social Change II
POLS 385 Special Topics in Political Science
POLS 471 Collaborative Research
POLS 490 Advanced Seminar
POLS 495 Honors Tutorial
POLS 496R Internship in Political Science
POLS 497 Directed Study
POLS 498 Writing Political Science
PSYC 200 Laboratory in Experimental Methods
PSYC/LING 316 Language Acquisition
PSYC 414 Brain & Cognitive Development
PSYC 474S Psychology of Writing
PSYC 476S Hormones, Brain, and Behavior
REES 200 Introduction to Russian Area Studies
REL 210 Classic Religious Texts
REL 251/MES 251/JS 251/OT 644 Daily Life in Ancient Israel
REL 301 Early and Medieval Hinduism
REL 313 Modern Catholicism
REL 315/MESAS 315 The Qur’an
REL 318/MESAS 318 Islamic Law
REL 320/AAS 320 African American Religion
REL 322 Religion and Sexuality
REL 328/ANT 328/WS 328 Women, Religion, and Ethnography
REL 354R Ethics
REL 372R Classical Texts and Religious Thought
REL 374/CHN 373 Confucian Classics: An Introduction to Premodern ChineseCulture
REL 414/MESAS 414 Shi’ite Islam
REL 415/MESAS 415 Great Books of the Islamic World
REL 490 Senior Symposium: Writing Religion
RUSS 270 Russian Culture
RUSS 271 Masterpieces of 19th-Century Russian
RUSS 360 Dostoyevsky in English Translation
RUSS 372 20th-Century Russian Literature in Translation
RUSS 401 Masterpieces of 19th-Century Russian Literature in the Original
RUSS 402 Masterpieces of 20th-Century Russian Literature in the Original
SOC 324 Literature and Society
SOC 355 Social Research I
SOC 370B/POLS 370/CBSC 370B Community Building and Social Change II
SOC 457 Development of Sociological Theory
SOC 466S/WS 384S Women, Culture, and Development
SOC 494R Internship Program
SPAN 300 Reading in Spanish: Texts and Contexts
SPAN 301 Early Spanish and Spanish American Culture
SPAN 302 Modern Spanish and Spanish-American Culture
SPAN 311 History and Theory of Hispanic Narrative
SPAN 312 Theories of Hispanic Theater and Film
THEA 201 Reading for Performance
THEA 490 Aesthetics and Criticism
VS 494 Internship in Violence Studies
WS 328/ANT 328/REL 328 Women, Religion, and Ethnography
WS 342/ANT 352 Global and Transitional Culture
WS 384S/SOC 466S Women, Culture, and Development
WS 490S Senior Seminar

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