This document lists over 70 courses taken by a student between 2010 and 2015. The courses covered topics in anthropology, criminal justice, economics, English, geography, geology, history, Italian, mathematics, music, political science, and religious studies. Many of the religious studies courses focused on Judaism, Christianity, and Asian religions. The student also completed several independent study courses and requirements for the Blount Undergraduate Initiative program.

1. Courses Taken 2010 -2015
Courses Taken:
 Anthropology 102 – Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
 Anthropology 402 – Gender, Ethnicity, and Health
 Anthropology 412 – Peoples of Europe
 Blount Undergraduate Initiative 100 – Blount Convocation
 Blount Undergraduate Initiative 100 – Blount Convocation
 Blount Undergraduate Initiative 101 – Foundations: Origins
 Blount Undergraduate Initiative 102 – Foundations: Possibilities
 Blount Undergraduate Initiative 301 – Thematic Seminar: Plagues, Pox, and Pestilence
 Blount Undergraduate Initiative 301 – Thematic Seminar: Dante and the Middle Ages
 Blount Undergraduate Initiative 301 – Thematic Seminar: Capstone Cathedral: Alabama,
Southern, and American College Football Traditions
 Blount Undergraduate Initiative 401—Worldviews
 Criminal Justice 100 – Introduction to Criminal Justice
 Criminal Justice 270 – Corrections
 Criminal Justice 280 – Research Methods
 Criminal Justice 300 – Survey Criminal Theories
 Criminal Justice 303 – Minorities and Criminal Social Justice
 Criminal Justice 306 – History of Crime and Treatment
 Criminal Justice 321 – Introduction to Forensic Sciences
 Criminal Justice 381 – Statistics
 Criminal Justice 409 – Women, Law, and Incarceration
 Criminal Justice 460 – Criminal Law I
 Criminal Justice 490 – Special Topics: Supreme Court Cases of the 20th Century
 Criminal Justice 490 – Special Topics: Women, Law, and Corrections
 Economics 110 – Principles of Microeconomics
 Economics 111 – Principles of Macroeconomics
 English 104 – English Composition BUI – Fidelity or (Re)Vision in Adaptation
 English 209 – American Literature
 German 260 – Holocaust in Film and Literature
 Geography 101 – Atmospheric Processes and Patterns
 Geography 105 – World Regional Geography
 Geography 377 – Cultural Geography
 Geology 101 – The Dynamic Earth
 History 102 – Western Civilization since 1648
 History 377 – US as a World Power Since 1898
 History 386 – History of Rome

2.  Human Environmental Sciences 490 – Independent Study: Reflection of Student Leader
Experience
 Italian 101 – Introductory Italian I
 Italian 102 – Introductory Italian II
 Italian 201 – Intermediate Italian I
 Italian 202 – Intermediate Italian II
 Italian 356 – Advanced Grammar and Composition
 Italian 380 – Special Topics: Fascism in Film and Literature
 Mathematics 110 – Finite Mathematics
 Mass Communication 101 – Introduction to Mass Communications
 Music 121 – Introduction to Listening
 Political Science 203 – Comparative Politics
 Political Science 204 – International Relations
 Religious Studies 100 – Introduction to Religious Studies
 Religious Studies 110 – Introduction to the Hebrew Bible
 Religious Studies 112 – Introduction to the New Testament
 Religious Studies 220 – Survey of Asian Religion
 Religious Studies 223 – Holocaust in Historical Perspective
 Religious Studies 224 – Judaism
 Religious Studies 241 – American Religious History
 Religious Studies 347 – Jewish-Christian Relations
 Religious Studies 360 – Independent Study: Jewish Philosophies
 Religious Studies 360 – Independent Study: Jewish Stereotypes
 Religious Studies 361 – Independent Study: Violence and Religion
 Religious Studies 370 – Advanced Study Religion in Culture: Empire and the
Construction of Religion
 Religious Studies 372 – Antisemitism and the Crisis of Modernity
 Religious Studies 373 – Advanced Study Asian Religion: Hinduism
 Religious Studies 410 – Religion and Genocide
 Religious Studies 415 – Religion in the American South
 Religious Studies 460 – Independent Study: Myth, Ritual, and Magic in the Abrahamic
Faiths
 Religious Studies 490 – Senior Capstone Seminar