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African and African Diaspora StudiesDegree Requirements

African and African Diaspora Studies Minor (6 semester course credits)

Required:

At least one core course selected from among the following:

ENG 043 Survey of African American Literature I(1)

ENG 117 20thCentury African American Literature(1)

ENG 147 Survey of 19thCentury African AmericanLiterature (1)

ETHS 052 African American Women’s History (1)

ETHS 150 Black Feminist Theory (1)*

FREN 102 Introduction to Francophone Literature(1)*

GOVT 142 African Politics (1)*

HIST 151 African American History SinceEmancipation (1)

Five additional courses selected in consultation with advisor fromamong the core courses and the following courses:

DNC 015/115 Jazz (.25)

DNC 016/116 African Haitian and DunhamTechnique (.25)

ENG 157 African Literature (1)*

ETHS 039 Raices (Roots): Latin America and theCaribbean (1)*

ETHS 114 African Diasporic Representations in Film(1)*

ETHS 157 Race, Gender, and the Criminal JusticeSystem (1)

FREN 168 Francophone Women's Writing fromMartinique, Guadeloupe and Haiti (1)*

GOVT 141 Politics of Developing Nations (1)*

HIST 118 The Civil Rights Movement in the UnitedStates, 1941 to the Present (1)

LET 115 Reading African and Caribbean Literatures(1)*

LET 142 French and Francophone Women Writers

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American StudiesDegree Requirements

American Studies Major | American Studies Minor

American Studies Major(13 semester course credits)

Required:

ENG 063 Survey of American Literature I (1) orENG 064 Survey of American Literature II (1)

HIST 031 American History I (1) andHIST 032 American History II (1)

Majors are expected to choose an area of concentration fromamong the following:

Fine ArtsGovernmentHistoryLiteratureSociology

Four courses should be taken in the area of concentration, two inone other area, and one course in each of the remaining areas.

Senior Requirement:

A senior project to be carried out under thesupervision of a faculty member in the disciplinerepresenting the student's area ofconcentration (1).

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6/30/2015 Mills College Anthropology Degree Requirements

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Degree Requirements

Anthropology Major | Anthropology Minor

Anthropology Major(12.25 semester course credits)

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ANTH 057 Human Evolution (1)

ANTH 058 Cultural Anthropology (1)

SOC 091 Methods of Social Research (1.25)

ANTH 115 Anthropological Theory (1)

ANTH 190 Proseminar (1)

Senior Requirement:

ANTH 192 Senior Seminar (1)

And select 6 additional semester course credits in anthropologynumbered above 100. Up to 2 semester course credits in closelyallied fields can be included as part of these six courses withapproval of major advisor.

Recommended: Students intending to pursue graduate study inanthropology should note that proficiency in statistics, computerskills, and a foreign language is highly desirable.

Anthropology Minor(6 semester course credits)

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ANTH 057 Human Evolution (1)


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6/30/2015 Mills College Art History Degree Requirements

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Art HistoryDegree Requirements

Art History Major | Art History Minor

Art History Major

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ARTH 018 Introduction to Western Art (1)

ARTH 019 Art of the Modern World (1)

ARTH 081 Introduction to Asian Art: India and theHimalayas (1)

ARTH 082 Introduction to Asian Art: China (1)

One studio art course (1)

Senior Requirement:

ARTH 199 Senior Seminar (1)

And select two seminars from the following:

ARTH 190–193 (1)

Four upperdivision semester course credits; at least one coursemust be taken in each of the three following areas:

Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Art

ARTH 121 The Italian Renaissance (1)

ARTH 122 Art in Venice between East and West (1)

ARTH 123 Northern European Art (1)

ARTH 124 Baroque Art (1)

ARTH 192 Seminar: Gender and the WesternVisual Tradition (1)

European and American Modern and Contemporary Art

ARTH 137 Art of the 20th Century (1)

ARTH 138 Contemporary Art (1)

ARTH 139 (239) History of Performance Art (1)

ARTH 190 Seminar: Contemporary US WomenArtists and the Feminist Art Movement (1)

Chinese, Japanese, and Indian Art


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ARTH 181 The Art of Mughal India (1)

ARTH 186 (286) Japanese Painting and Prints (1)

ARTH 188 Early Japanese Art (1)

ARTH 191 Seminar: Contemporary Art of Asia (1)

Electives

ARTH 134 Museum Studies Workshop (1)

ARTH 140 New Directions in Art History andCriticism (1)

ARTH 180 Special Topics in Art History (1)

ARTH 193 Seminar: The Image and the Law (1)

Majors must take at least 6 credits in art history courses at Mills.

After completing 12 required credits, art history majors maytake additional courses in studio art that count toward the 17electives outside her major field.

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Art History Minor


Courses must be chosen in consultation with an Art Historyadvisor; 2 must be lowerdivision and 2 must be upperdivisionart history credits. Four of the 6 credits must be taken at Mills.

Select two courses from the following:




ARTH 122 Art in Venice between East and West (1)

ARTH 123 (223) Northern European Art (1)

ARTH 124 Baroque Art (1)



ARTH 139 (239) History of Performance Art (1)

ARTH 190 Seminar: Contemporary US WomenArtists and the Feminist Art Movement (1)

ARTH 192 Seminar: Gender and the WesternVisual Tradition (1)

ARTH 193 Seminar: The Image and the Law (1)

And select two courses from the following:

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Art (Studio)Degree Requirements

Studio Art Major | Studio Art Minor

Studio Art Major(15.25 semester course credits)

Required:





ARTS 005 (105) Basic Composition (1)

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Senior Requirement:

ARTS 189 Senior Seminar: Studio Art (1)

ARTS 190 Senior Exhibition (.25)Prerequisites: ARTS 189 Senior Seminar, andconsent of the Studio Faculty.

Both courses must be completed during the sameacademic year.

And select eight courses from three or more of the followingareas:

Art HistoryCeramicsDrawingElectronic Arts Painting Photography Sculpture Video

A maximum of two independent studies may be applied towardthe studio art major.

Majors must take at least 6 credits in studio art courses at Mills.

After completing 15.25 required credits in the studio art major,which can include IART courses, students can take additionalcourses in intermedia arts that count toward the 17 electivecredits outside their major field. Studio art majors also may takeadditional courses in art history that count towards the 17electives outside their major field.


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Studio Art Minor(7 semester course credits)

Courses must be chosen in consultation with an Art Departmentadvisor. Four of the 6 credits must be taken at Mills.

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And select two lowerdivision courses from the following:

ARTS 005 Basic Composition (1)

ARTS 007 ThreeDimensional Concepts (1)

ARTS 009 Painting (1)

ARTS 011 Contemporary Art: Ideas and Practice(1)

ARTS 043 Contemporary Photographic Practice I(1)

ARTS 091 Ceramics (1)

In addition, select three upperdivision courses from thefollowing:

ARTS 105 Basic Composition (1)

ARTS 107 ThreeDimensional Concepts (1)

ARTS 109 Painting (1)

ARTS 111 Contemporary Art: Ideas and Practice(1)

ARTS 145 Contemporary Photographic Practice II(1)

ARTS 147 (247) Installation (1)

ARTS 149 Contemporary Photographic Practice III(1)

ARTS 151 Advanced Drawing (1)

ARTS 161 Advanced Painting (1)

ARTS 164 Advanced Ceramics (1)

ARTS 173 Advanced Sculpture (1)

ARTS 180 Special Topics in Studio Art (1)

IART 119 (219) Electronic Arts (1)

IART 120 (220) Advanced Electronic Arts (1)

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Electronic Art (1)

IART 147 (247) Video I (1)

IART 148 (248) Video II (1)

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Asian StudiesDegree Requirements

Asian Studies Minor(5 semester course credits)

Select, in consultation with a faculty advisor, five courses fromthe list below. Three of the five courses must be taken at Mills.No more than three of these five courses should come from asingle department:




ARTH 185 Painting of China (1)

ARTH 186 Japanese Painting and Prints (1)



CHNS 001 Elementary Chinese I (1)

CHNS 002 Elementary Chinese II (2)

ETHS 144 Asian/Pacific American and AsianDiasporic Literature (1)

GOVT 141 Politics of Developing Nations (1)

HIST 061 China and Japan to 1800 (1)

HIST 062 China and Japan Since 1800 (1)

HIST 148 Communist China, 1949–1989 (1)

HIST 153 Traditional China (1)

HIST 154 Modern China (1)

HIST 155 Modern Japan (1)

LET 150 Reconfiguring South Asian DiasporicIdentity (1)

MUS 137 (237) Seminar in Music Literature andCriticism (1)

MUS 141 The Music of India (1)

MUS 163 The World of Opera (1)


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Biochemistry and Molecular BiologyDegree Requirements

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Major—BABiochemistry & Molecular Biology Major—BS

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Major—BA(15.75 semester course credits)

Required:

BIO 001 General Biology I (1.25)

BIO 133 Molecular Cell Biology (1)

BIO 135 Genetics (1)

BIO 136 Developmental Biology (1) orBIO 175 Neurobiology (1) orBIO 181 Immunology (1)

CHEM 017–018 General Chemistry I and II (1.25;1.25)

CHEM 105–106 Organic Chemistry I and II (1.25;1.25)

BIOC 141 Protein Chemistry and Enzymology (1)

BIOC 142 Metabolism and Proteomics (1)

BIOC 143 Analytical Biochemistry (1)

PHYS 061–062 General Physics I and II (1.25;1.25)

Senior Requirement:

BIO 191 Senior Seminar (1) orCHEM 191 Senior Seminar (1)

Note: Students are required to complete BIO 135 and at leastone upperdivision Biology Department course prior to takingBIO 191.

Biochemistry and molecular biology majors may elect additionalupperdivision biology and chemistry courses to emphasize aspecific area of biology or chemistry.

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Major—BS(11.5 semester course credits) and general BS requirements

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BIOC 142 Metabolism and Proteomics (1)

BIOC 143 Analytical Biochemistry (1)


CHEM 136 Thermodynamics (1)

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BiologyDegree Requirements

Biology Major—BA, General Biology Track Biology Major—BS, General Biology Track

Biology Major—BA, Ecological Theory and Practice TrackBiology Major—BS, Ecological Theory and Practice Track

Biology Major—BA, Cell and Molecular BiologyBiology Minor

Biology Major—BA, General Biology Track(15.5 semester course credits)

Required:

BIO 001–002 General Biology I and II (1.25; 1.25)


BIO 148 Principles of Evolution and Adaptation (1)

CHEM 017–018 General Chemistry I and II (1.25; 1.25)

CHEM 105–106 Organic Chemistry I and II (1.25; 1.25)

Note: Students are encouraged to take CHEM 105–106 (OrganicChemistry I and II) in the sophomore year; these courses mustbe taken no later than the junior year.

MATH 047 Calculus I (1) orECON 081 Introduction to Statistics (1)

Complete 4 additional upperdivision biology course credits, atleast 3 of which must be courses with a lab, plus BIO 191, below.

Note: BIOC 141 may be substituted for one upperdivisionbiology elective course.

Senior Requirement:

BIO 191 Senior Seminar (1)

Note: Students are required to take either BIO 135 or BIO 148,AND one additional upperdivision biology course before takingBIO 191.

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Biology Major—BS, General Biology Track(10.75 semester course credits) and general BS requirements

Required:

BIO 002 General Biology II (1.25)




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Note: BIOC 141 may be substituted for one upperdivisionbiology course.

Senior Requirement:



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Biology Major—BA, Ecological Theory and Practice Track(15.25 semester course credits)

Required:


BIO 125 Principles of Ecology (1)



BIO 178 Restoration Ecology (1)


CHEM 105 Organic Chemistry I (1.25)


Plus 3 additional upperdivision biology electives with lab, chosenfrom:

BIO 100 Microbiology (1)

BIO 110 California Flora (1)

BIO 130 Ecosystems of California (1)

BIO 149 Conservation Biology (1)

BIO 161 Vertebrate Biology (1)

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Required:






























BIO 178 Restoration Ecology (1)


Plus 3 additional upperdivision biology electives with lab, chosenfrom:


BIO 110 California Flora and Vegetation (1)




Senior Requirement:



Note: The additional math course in the natural science andmathematics core for the BS must be a course in statistics.

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Biology Major—BA, Cell and Molecular Biology Track(15.5 semester course credits)

Required:







Complete 4 additional upperdivision biology course credits asfollows:


AND three additional upperdivision electives withlab chosen from:



BIO 136 Developmental Biology (1)

BIO 175 Neurobiology (1)

BIO 181 Immunology (1)



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Senior Requirement:



Note: BIOC 141 must be taken in the first semester of the junioryear.

Note: BIOC 142 Metabolism and Proteomics and BIOC 143Analytical Biochemistry may together be counted as one upperdivision course with lab.

Note: Students are encouraged to take CHEM 105–106 (OrganicChemistry I and II) in the sophomore year; these courses mustbe taken no later than the junior year.

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Biology Minor(5.5 semester course credits)

Required:


BIO 125 Principles of Ecology (1) or BIO 148 Principles of Evolution and Adaptation (1)or BIO 135 Genetics (1)

And select two additional upperdivision biology courses.

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BiopsychologyDegree Requirements

Biopsychology Major—BA | Biopsychology Major—BS

Biopsychology Major—BA(15.5 semester course credits)

Required:


BIO 033 Genetics: Human Aspects (1) orBIO 135 Genetics (1)




PSYC 132 Physiological Psychology (1)

PSYC 146 Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences (1)

PSYC 151 Research Methods in Psychology (1.25)

Senior Requirement:

BIO 191 Senior Seminar (1)* or PSYC 192 History and Issues in Psychology (1)

*Note: Before taking BIO 191, students are required to take BIO001, BIO 002, BIO 135, and one of the following: BIO 136, BIO144, BIO 175, or BIO 181.

Electives:

Select one of the following:

PSYC 109 Health Psychology (1)

PSYC 110 Stress and Disease (1)

PSYC 118 Psychopathology (1)

And select one of the following:

BIO 136 Developmental Biology (1) BIO 144 Animal Behavior (1)

BIO 153 Human Physiology (1)




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PSYC 040 (140) LifeSpan DevelopmentalPsychology (1)

PSYC 148 Personality (1)

PSYC 155 Social Psychology (1)

PSYC 156 Cognitive Psychology (1)

Biopsychology Major—BS(13 semester course credits) and general BS requirements

Required:





PSYC 049 Fundamentals of Psychology (1)



Senior Requirement:

BIO 191 Senior Seminar (1)* orPSYC 192 History and Issues in Psychology (1)

*Note: Before taking BIO 191, students are required to take BIO001, BIO 002, BIO 135, and one of the following: BIO 136, BIO144, BIO 175, or BIO 181.

Electives:

Select one of the following:

PSYC 109 Health Psychology (1)

PSYC 110 Stress and Disease (1)



BIO 136 Developmental Biology (1) BIO 144 Animal Behavior (1)

BIO 153 Human Physiology (1)



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Book ArtDegree Requirements

Book Art Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

BOOK 027 Introduction to Book Art (1)

BOOK 117 Visible Language: Typography, Books,and Printing (1) orBOOK 184 Books as Multiples: Publishing on theLetterpress (1)

BOOK 120 The Structure of Books (1) orBOOK 121 Building the Contemporary Book (1)

And select three from the following:

BOOK 113 Artists' Books: Concept, Content, Form(1)

BOOK 117 Visible Language: Typography, Books,and Printing (1)

BOOK 120 The Structure of Books (1)

BOOK 121 Building the Contemporary Book (1)

BOOK 130 History of the Book (1)

BOOK 140 Movable Books: Ideas in Time andSpace (1)

BOOK 180 Special Topics in Interdisciplinary BookArt (1)

BOOK 184 Books as Multiples: Publishing on theLetterpress (1)

ETHS 113 Comics and Politics: Visual Culture,Power, and Technology (1)

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Business EconomicsDegree Requirements

Business Economics Major

Business Economics Major(13 semester course credits)

Required:

ECON 050 Introduction to Economics (1)

ECON 073 Financial Accounting (1)

ECON 081 Introduction to Statistics (1)

ECON 100 Microeconomic Theory (1)

ECON 136 Managerial Economics (1)

ECON 164 Econometrics and Business Forecasting(1)

ECON 187 Internship in Business Economics (1)

Senior Requirement:

ECON 190 Senior Seminar in Business Economics(1)

And select five additional courses from:

ECON 101 Macroeconomic Theory (1)

ECON 112 Intermediate Financial Accounting (1)

ECON 113 Money and Financial Institutions (1)

ECON 114 Principles of Individual Investment (1)

ECON 115 Managerial Accounting (1)

ECON 116 Corporate Finance (1)

ECON 117 Women and the Economy (1)

ECON 118 Financial Derivatives (1)

ECON 121 Labor Economics (1)

ECON 128 Governmental Accounting and NonprofitAccounting (1)

ECON 134 Public Sector Economics: The Economicsof Government (1)

ECON 139 Urban Economics (1)


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ECON 140 Health Economics (1)

ECON 142 Industrial Organization and Public Policy(1)

ECON 153 Environmental Economics (1)

ECON 155 International Trade (1)

ECON 158 International Finance (1)

ECON 182 Modeling and Data Analysis (1)

ECON 183 Seminar in Business Ethics (1)

GOVT 101 Organizational Theory (1) orGOVT 102 Administrative Behavior (1)

SOSC 122 Legal Aspects of Business (1)

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ChemistryDegree Requirements

Chemistry Major—BA | Chemistry Major—BS Chemistry Minor

Chemistry Major—BA(14.75 semester course credits)

Required:



CHEM 109 Analytical Chemistry (1.25)

CHEM 134 Experimental Physical Chemistry (.5)

CHEM 135 Quantum Mechanics (1)


CHEM 145 Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry(1.25)

CHEM 146 Advanced Organic Chemistry (1.25)


Senior Requirement:

CHEM 191 Senior Seminar (1)

Recommended: Additional study in physics, biology, computerscience, and mathematics.

Chemistry Major—BS(10.75 semester course credits) and general BS requirements

Required:



CHEM 134 Experimental Physical Chemistry (.5)



CHEM 145 Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry(1.25)

CHEM 146 Advanced Organic Chemistry (1.25)


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CHEM 191 Senior Seminar (1)

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Computer ScienceDegree Requirements

Computer Science Major | Computer Science MinorBA/MA in Interdisciplinary Computer Science

Computer Science Major(12 semester course credits)

Required:

CS 063 Introduction to Computer Science (1)

CS 064 Computer Concepts and IntermediateProgramming (1)

CS 111 Introduction to Computer Architecture (1)

CS 114 Programming Languages (1)

CS 122 Operating Systems (1)

CS 124 Data Structures and Algorithms (1)

CS 125 Theory of Algorithms (1)

MATH 004 Discrete Mathematics I (1)

MATH 006 Discrete Mathematics II (1)

And select three courses (with at least one selected from the firsttwo) from the following:

CS 113 Compiler Design and Implementation (1)

CS 170 Software Engineering (1)

CS 127 Linear Optimization (1)

CS 128 Theory of Computation (1)

CS 131 Computer Networks (1)

CS 180 Topics in Computer Science (1)Note: May be repeated with different topics.

CS 186 Web Programming (1)

Recommended:

MATH 047 Calculus I (1)

MATH 048 Calculus II (1)

MATH 050 Linear Algebra (1)

PHYS 061 General Physics I (1.25)


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And additional courses in computer science andmathematics.

Computer Science Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:






And select one course from the following:


CS 114 Programming Languages (1)

CS 122 Operating Systems (1)


CS 127 Linear Optimization (1)

CS 128 Theory of Computation (1)

CS 131 Computer Networks (1)

CS 170 Software Engineering (1)

CS 180 Topics in Computer Science (1)

CS 186 Web Programming (1)

BA/MA in Interdisciplinary Computer Science(43 course credits—34 for undergraduate plus 9 forgraduate)

Required:

The requirements for an undergraduate major different fromcomputer science.

All other undergraduate degree requirements, including the GErequirements.

Four prerequisite computer science courses counted asundergraduate credits:





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CS 214* Programming Languages (1)

CS 222* Operating Systems (1)

CS 232* The Interdisciplinary Computer ScienceResearch Process (1)

CS 250* Thesis for the Degree of Master of Arts inInterdisciplinary Computer Science (1)

Three elective computer science courses, at least two of whichmust be taken at the 200 level, counted as graduate credits andselected from the following:


CS 125 (225) Theory of Algorithms (1)

CS 127 (227) Linear Optimization (1)

CS 128 (228) Theory of Computation (1)

CS 131 (231) Computer Networks (1)

CS 170 (270) Software Engineering (1)

CS 180 (280) Topics in Computer Science (1)

CS 186 (286) Web Programming (1)

An interdisciplinary master's thesis combining the undergraduatemajor with computer science.

Residence of at least three years.

*See the Graduate Catalog for course description.




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DanceDegree Requirements

Dance Major | Dance Minor

Dance Major(13.75 semester course credits)

Required:

All of the following (7.75 course credits):

DNC 002 Introduction to Dance Studies: Theoryand Practice (1)

DNC 013 (113) Somatic Arts (.25)

DNC 014 (114) Techniques in International DanceStyles: Selected Form (.25)

DNC 034 (134) Dance Improvisation (.5)

DNC 037 Introduction to Choreography (.5)

DNC 133 Dance Kinesiology (1)

DNC 157 Music for the Dancer (1)

DNC 159 Stage Production (.5)

DNC 165 Modern to Contemporary Performance:History, Theory, and Practice (1)

DNC 176 Dance Cultures (1)

DNC 181 Solo Choreography (.5)

DNC 184 Choreography: Construction Project (.5)

Technique (3 course credits of which 1 credit must be achievedin Modern Technique):

DNC 001 (101) Elementary Ballet (.25)

DNC 003 (103) Intermediate Ballet (.25)

DNC 005 (105) Elementary Modern Technique (.25)

DNC 013 (113) Somatic Arts (.25)


DNC 107.01 Intermediate Modern Dance (.25)



DNC 109.01 Advanced Modern Dance (.25)



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DNC 180 Special Topics in Dance: Technique (.25)

Majors are required to take a minimum .5 credit value oftechnique class per week.

Class placement will be determined at the beginning of eachsemester. All dance majors are required to take a minimum ofone semester of ballet at the elementary orintermediate/advanced level and participate in special activitiesof the department, including setting up, crewing, and strikingdance productions.

Senior Requirement (1 course credit):

DNC 190 Senior Project in Dance Research (.5) andDNC 191 Senior Project in Dance Research:Choreography (.5)

Note: Majors should expect to incur additional costs related totheir senior project.

And select any other courses from the list below to complete atotal of 2 course credits.

DNC 011 (111) Ballet Barre (.25)

DNC 131 Dance for Camera (.5)

DNC 152 Action Lab (.5)

DNC 155A Repertory Dance Company (.5)

DNC 155B Repertory Dance Company (.5)

DNC 170 Seminar in Interdisciplinary Collaboration(.5–1)

DNC 179 Laban Studies (.5)

DNC 180 Special Topics in Dance (.25)

DNC 183 Advanced Seminar in Dance (1)

DNC 196 Live and Media Performance (.5–1)

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Dance Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

Theory Track


DNC 034 (134) Dance Improvisation (.5)




DNC 176 Dance Cultures (1)

Technique (1 course credit) .5 Modern; .5 other:

























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DNC 005 (105) Elementary Modern Dance (.25)








In addition to technique requirements, students are encouragedto take some form of technique throughout all their semesters.

Choreography Track


DNC 034 Dance Improvisation (.5)




DNC 181 Solo Choreography (.5)

DNC 184 Choreography: Construction Project (.5)

Technique (1 course credit) .5 Modern; .5 other:



DNC 005 (105) ElementaryModern (.25)








In addition to technique requirements, students are encouragedto take some form of technique throughout all their semesters.

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EconomicsDegree Requirements

Economics Major Concentration in International Markets and Policy

Economics Minor | BA/MBA Program

Economics Major(12 semester course credits)

Required:





Senior Requirement:

ECON 192 Senior Seminar (1)

And select 7 additional semester course credits in economics.

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Concentration in International Markets and Policy(15 semester course credits)

This concentration within the economics major seeks to equipstudents with: (1) a clear understanding of the global economyand its political framework; (2) language skills in a second (oradditional) language; (3) strong quantitative skills; and (4)practical experience that will be applicable in global firms, ininternational organizations, in policy making, and in foreignservice.

Required:

I. Languages (2 semester course credits)

A minimum of two semesters of study of languages other thanEnglish

Nonnative speakers of English may opt for languagecourses specifically designed to improve their knowledgeof English (with advisor approval).Students are strongly encouraged to take more than theminimum number of language courses. Additionallanguage courses are to be counted as electives outsidethe major.

II. Quantitative Reasoning (2 semester course credits)

ECON 081 Introductory Statistics (1)



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III. International Economics and Policy (9 semester coursecredits)

Six required courses:


ECON 100 Intermediate Microeconomics (1)


ECON 101 Intermediate Macroeconomics (1)

ECON 159 Economic Development (1)

GOVT 087 Political Economy (1)

Three electives from the courses listed below. The coursegrouping is for convenience only; the three courses need notcome from the same subgroup. To ensure completion of theeconomics major requirements, at least two must be economicscourses. A second practicum (ECON 188, see description in V.below) may be used to substitute for one of the courses on thislist.

For students with an interest in financial services or regulatorypolicy:

ECON 158 International Financial Markets (1)




ECON 118 Financial Derivatives (1)

For students with an interest in international policy:

ECON 160 Economics of Oil (1)

ECON 161 Migration and the Economy (1)


ETHS 047 The "Third World": Colonialism andGlobalization (1)

For students with an interest in research methods:

ECON 182 Modeling and Data Analysis (1)

PPOL 116 Qualitative Methods in Policy Research(1)

For students with an interest in environmental sustainability:



GOVT 162 The Economics of Climate Change (1)

PPOL 150 Environmental Policy Analysis (1)

ETHS 112 Race, Gender, and the Environment (1)

IV. Senior Seminar (1 semester course credit)

ECON 190 Senior Seminar in Economics(1)

V. Practical Experience (1 semester course credit)

ECON 188 International Economics Practicum (1)

























May be taken twice for credit. Only onepracticum is required for the concentration, but asecond is highly encouraged.Requirement can be fulfilled with an internship

abroad, a domestic internship focused on theglobal economy, or advisorapproved participationin a study abroad program. Students fulfilling thepracticum requirement through study abroad willearn course credits for the transferable coursestaken abroad but not for the practicum itself.

Economics Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:


ECON 081 Statistics (1)

ECON 100 Microeconomic Theory (1) orECON 101 Macroeconomic Theory (1)

And select 3 upperdivision course credits in economics.

BA/MBA Program

The Mills College Accelerated Degree Program allows majors ineconomics and other fields to earn both a BA and an MBA. Theprogram is designed to be completed in five years, with allrequirements for the BA degree completed during the first fouryears.

Fouryear Mills economics majors should declare their intentionto enter the BA/MBA Program in their junior year. Transfers andmajors in other fields should declare their intention two yearsbefore graduation to ensure that they have time to complete thefollowing prerequisite courses:

Microeconomics and Macroeconomics



Financial and Managerial Accounting



Statistics and Econometrics


ECON 164 Econometrics and Business Forecasting (1)

Managerial Economics


Corporate Finance


An intensive summer internship between the fourth and fifthyears of the program, along with the prerequisite courses,provides the necessary work and academic experience for thefifthyear MBA classes. Undergraduates are not eligible to takegraduate courses in this program for credit toward their BAdegrees.



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Child Development Major(14 semester course credits)

Required:

EDUC 114 Diversity in Children with Special Needs:Cultural and Family Systems (.5)

EDUC 133 Curriculum and Environments in EarlyChildhood Education Programs (1)

EDUC 134 Research Methodology for ObservingChildren (1)

EDUC 136 Introduction to Development andLearning in Young Children (1)

EDUC 137 Child Language Acquisition (1)

EDUC 138 Social, Emotional, and MoralDevelopment and Learning (1)

EDUC 160 History and Theories of Play in HumanDevelopment, Culture, and Education (1)

EDUC 191A/B Theory and Practice of EarlyChildhood Education (1.25; 1.25)

PSYC 040/140 LifeSpan DevelopmentalPsychology (1)

Senior Requirement:

EDUC 192A/B Senior Seminar: Child Development(.5; .5)

And select additional courses from the following to complete themajor in consultation with your advisor:

ANTH 130 Ethnicity, Race, and Child Development(1)

EDUC 101 Social Foundations of Education (1)

EDUC 102 Teaching for Diversity (1)

EDUC 103 Public Policy: Children, Youth, and


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Family Issues (1)

EDUC 142 The Hospitalized Child (1)

EDUC 153 Administrating Early Childhood Programs(.5)

EDUC 155 Children with Special Needs (1)

EDUC 156 Topics in Child Health and theExceptional Child (.5)

HIST 158 Growing Up in America (1)

PSYC 165 Infancy (1)

SOC 101 Sociology of the Family (1)

Note: Up to the equivalent of 6 Mills semester course credits ofearly childhood education courses taken at community collegesmay be applied toward this major with the approval of theadvisor.

Flexibility to substitute a new course, or a course not on the listbut offered in the department, is an option available with theapproval of a departmental advisor.

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Child Development Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:



PSYC 040/140 LifeSpan DevelopmentalPsychology (1)

Select courses from the following:




EDUC 137 Child Language Acquisition (1)


EDUC 142 The Hospitalized Child (1)

EDUC 155 Children with Special Needs: Infants andYoung Children (1)

EDUC 156 Topics in Child Health (1)

EDUC 160 History and Theories of Play in HumanDevelopment, Culture, and Education (1) and anapproved field experience with children


























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Urban Education Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:


EDUC 120 Urban Education (1–1.25)

EDUC 125 Inquiry and Action in Urban Schools (1–1.25)

Electives:

ANTH 104 School Culture and Policy (1)


EDUC 102 Teaching for Diversity (1)

EDUC 103 Public Policy, Children, Youth, andFamilies (1)

EDUC 230 History of Education (1)

EDUC 240 (440) Hip Hop Pedagogy (1)

ENG 122A (222A) Community Teaching: LiteraryArts Education, Theory and Pedagogy I (.5)

ENG 122B (222B) Community Teaching: LiteraryArts Education, Theory and Pedagogy II (.5)

ETHS 51 Introduction to Ethnic Studies (1)

ETHS 52 African American Women's History (1)

ETHS 126 Theories of Race and Ethnicity (1)

ETHS 158 Latino Immigration (1)

ETHS 159 History of Latinos in the US (1)

ICL 181 Women's Civic Leadership Seminar (1)

LET 131 (231) Aspects of Hispanic AmericanCultures (1)

PPOL 015 Introduction to Policy: Identifying andSolving Public Problems (1)

PPOL 111 Introduction to Public Radio Reporting (1)

PPOL 112 Intermediate Public Radio Reporting(1.25)

SOC 108 Urban Sociology (1)

SOC 134 Social Inequality (1)

SOC 145 Sociology of Education (1)

SOC 146 Sociology of HipHop (1.01.25)

SOC 156 Sociology of Oakland (1)

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BA/MA Child Development/Early Childhood(14 semester course credits)

Required courses and recommended sequence:

Sophomore


EDUC 133 Curriculum and Environments in EarlyChildhood Education Programs (1) (alternates withEDUC 160)


EDUC 160 History and Theories of Play in HumanDevelopment, Culture, and Education (1)(alternates with EDUC 133)

PSYC 140 LifeSpan Developmental Psychology (1)(Psych 40 could be taken in the freshman year)

Junior


EDUC 137 Child Language Acquisition (1)(alternates with EDUC 138)

EDUC 138 Social, Emotional, and MoralDevelopment and Learning (1) (alternates withEDUC 137)

EDUC 191A/B Theory and Practice of EarlyChildhood Education (1.25–1.25)

Senior

EDUC 192A/B Senior Seminar: Child Development(.5; .5)

EDUC 153 Administrating Early Childhood Programs(.5)

EDUC 155 Children with Special Needs: Infants andYoung Children (1)

And select additional courses from the departmentto total 14 credits

Fifth Year

Fall:

EDUC 203 Public Policy: Children, Youth and FamilyIssues (1)

EDUC 236 Development and Learning in YoungChildren (1)

EDUC 290 Advanced Seminar in Child Development(1)

EDUC 294A Graduate Seminar: Research inEducation–ECE (1)

EDUC 263/275 Administrative Practicum/FieldExperience in ECE (1)

Spring:



EDUC 234 Research Methodology for ObservingChildren (.5)


EDUC 246 Working with Families and Community(.5)

EDUC 276 Leadership in Early Childhood Seminar(1)*

EDUC 294B Research Seminar–ECE (1)

* EDUC 276 is offered only every other year. Discuss with youradvisor an alternative if it is not taught.

And select 1 credit elective.

BA/MA Teacher Education

BA/MA and Teacher Credential Program Courses of Study

The Accelerated Degree Program: BA/MA Teacher Education andteacher credential program allows undergraduates to completetheir disciplinary major, a master of arts degree in educationwith an emphasis on teaching, and a teaching credential from thestate of California. All requirements for the BA are completedduring the first four years of the program and, during this time,students also take courses that serve as part of their preparationfor earning a teaching credential and master’s degree. Studentteaching and master’s course work are completed during the fifthyear. Due to the fast pace of the accelerated program, studentswill not be able to complete a double major as a part of their BA.The requirements of the senior and fifth years do not allow for astudy abroad program during those years.

Single Subject Credential: Art, English, French, Spanish,and Social Studies

This credential authorizes recipients to teach art, English, French,Spanish, or social studies in grades 6–12. This work is completedin conjunction with a master of arts degree in education with anemphasis in teaching.

Course of Study

The course of study begins in the sophomore year, before actualenrollment in the accelerated program. Students interested inthe accelerated program should take the sophomore and juniorclasses listed below and then, upon acceptance to the program,complete the remaining courses and student teaching.

Sophomore

EDUC 101 Social Foundations of Education (1) Fall

Junior

EDUC 348 Building Structures for Equity,Excellence, and Access (.5) Fall

Senior

EDUC 301A/B Curriculum and Instruction forSecondary Teachers (1; 1) Fall/Spring

EDUC 339 Development and Learning inAdolescents (1) Fall

EDUC 353 English Language Development andContent Instruction Methods—Single Subj. (1) Fall



EDUC 389 Teaching Reading and Writing in theSecondary Schools (.5) Spring

Complete subject area major.

Complete all undergraduate requirements for BA.

Fifth Year

EDUC 207A/B Inquiry into the Teaching Process:Practice into Theory (1; 1) Fall and Spring

EDUC 293B Research Seminar—MEET (1) Fall andSpring

EDUC 347A/B Introduction to the Profession ofTeaching Diverse Learners (.5; .5) Fall and Spring

EDUC 385A/B Student Teaching in the SecondarySchool (1; 1) Fall and Spring

Elective in education (1) Fall or Spring

Single Subject Credential: Math and Science

This credential authorizes recipients to teach mathematics, lifesciences, or physical sciences in grades 6–12. This work iscompleted in conjunction with a master of arts degree ineducation with an emphasis in teaching.

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EDUC 305A Instruction for Secondary Math andScience Teachers (1) Fall

EDUC 305B Teaching Methods for IntegratedSecondary Science and Math Instruction (1) Spring

EDUC 339 Development and Learning inAdolescents (1) Fall

EDUC 353 English Language Development andContent Instruction Methods—Single Subj. (1) Fall

EDUC 389 Teaching Reading and Writing in theSecondary Schools (.5) Spring

Two of the following:EDUC 393 Topics in Chemistry (.5) orEDUC 394 Topics in Mathematics (.5) orEDUC 395 Topics in Biology (.5) orEDUC 396 Topics in Physics (.5)




Complete all undergraduate requirements for BAor BS.

Fifth Year

EDUC 207A/B Inquiry into the Teaching Process:Practice into Theory (1; 1) Fall and Spring



EDUC 385A/B Student Teaching in the SecondarySchool (1–3; 1–3) Fall and Spring


Elementary Multiple Subjects Credential

Although this credential authorizes recipients to teach in any selfcontained K–12 classroom, it is recommended specifically forthose interested in teaching grades K–6. This work is completedin conjunction with a master of arts degree in education with anemphasis in teaching.

Course of Study


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EDUC 300A/B Curriculum and Instruction in theElementary School (1; 1) Fall and Spring

EDUC 303A/B Mathematics in the ElementarySchool (1; 1) Fall and Spring

EDUC 352 English Language Development andContent Instructions Methods—Multiple Subj. (1)

EDUC 379 Teaching Reading, Language Arts, andLiterature in Elementary School (1) Fall

EDUC 380 Teaching Reading and Language Arts inthe Elementary School (1) Spring



Fifth Year

EDUC 207A/B Inquiry into the Teaching Process:



Practice into Theory (1; 1) Fall and Spring

EDUC 236 Development and Learning in YoungChildren (1) Fall



EDUC 373A/B Student Teaching in the ElementarySchool (.53; .53) Fall and Spring


Multiple Subjects Credential with an Early ChildhoodEmphasis

This credential authorizes recipients to teach in any selfcontained K–12 classroom. This work is completed in conjunctionwith a master of arts degree either in early childhood educationor in child life. This option is available only to students who areundergraduate students majoring in child development.

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EDUC 303A/B Mathematics in the ElementarySchool (1; 1) Fall and Spring

EDUC 352 English Language Development andContent Instructions Methods—Multiple Subj. (1)Fall and Spring

EDUC 379 Teaching Reading, Language Arts, andLiterature in Elementary School (1) Fall and Spring

EDUC 380 Teaching Reading and Language Arts inthe Elementary School (1) Spring



Fifth Year

EDUC 236 Development and Learning in YoungChildren (1) Fall

EDUC 246 Working with Families and theCommunity (.5) Spring



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EDUC 260 History and Theories of Play in HumanDevelopment, Culture, and Education (.5) Fall

EDUC 290 Advanced Seminar in Child Development(1) Fall

EDUC 294A/B Graduate Seminar: Research inEducation—ECE (1; 1) Fall and Spring

EDUC 373A/B Student Teaching in the ElementarySchool (.53.0; .53.0) Fall and Spring





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English Major | English Minor

English Major(12 semester course credits beyond ENG 001)

All students must choose an emphasis (literature or creativewriting) at the time the major is declared.

Required for all majors:

ENG 010 Introduction to Literary Studies (1)

Three surveys of African American, American, orBritish Literature, two of which must be in historicaland national sequence. Select from:

ENG 043 Survey of African AmericanLiterature (1)

ENG 063 Survey of American Literature I (1)

ENG 064 Survey of American Literature II (1)

ENG 065 Survey of British Literature I (1)

ENG 066 Survey of British Literature II (1)

ENG 043 Survey of African American Literature may be taken insequence with either ENG 063 or ENG 064.

Select either:

ENG 115 Shakespeare (1) orENG 074 (174) The Bible as Literature (1)

Senior Thesis Seminar, select either:

ENG 189 Senior Thesis in Creative Writing (1) orENG 191 Senior Thesis in Literature (1)

Six remaining courses chosen in consultation with major advisor;four of the six must be upperdivision courses. For majors withan emphasis in creative writing, three of the six courses must beworkshops, two of which must be upper division. (A student maytake more than three workshops but only three will count towardthe major). The six courses may include relevant literaturecourses taught in English in the departments and programs ofEnglish, French, Spanish, Ethnic Studies, and Book Art.

Thesis preparation: When an English major becomes a secondsemester junior (at least 21.5 credits completed), she shouldattend a departmentsponsored advising session led by thesisinstructors each semester. During this session, the student willcomplete a general thesis proposal and indicate which semestershe intends to take the thesis course. After the advising session,the student will be encouraged to meet with her advisor to


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English Minor(6 semester credits beyond ENG 001)

Required:

ENG 010: Introduction to Literary Studies (1)

Two surveys from preceding list, any sequence (2)

ENG 115 Shakespeare (1) orENG 074 (174) The Bible as Literature (1)

Two upperdivision courses in literature (2)

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Environmental Science Major—BAEnvironmental Science Major—BS

Environmental Science Major—BA(15.75 semester course credits)

Required:

BIO 001 General Biology I (1.25) or BIO 002 General Biology II (1.25)





ENVS 050 Environmental Geology (1.25) ENVS 107 Climate Change (1)

ENVS 115 Geochemistry (1.25)


Senior Requirement:


Electives:Select two courses from the following:


BIO 130 Ecosystems of California (1) BIO 144 Animal Behavior (1)


BIO 158 Marine Biology (1)

BIO 161 Vertebrate Biology* (1)

ENVS 105 Oceanography (1)


ECON 153 Environmental Economics* (1)


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ETHS 142 Ethnicity and Environment in California(1)

GOVT 118 Science, Technology, and Public Policy(1)


*Course with prerequisite.

Those who would like to minor in environmental science areencouraged to choose a minor in biology or chemistry, withappropriate electives.

Those interested in environmental policy are encouraged toconsider a minor in public policy.

Environmental Science Major—BS(12 semester course credits) and general BS requirements

Required:




CHEM 109 Analytical Chemistry (1)

ENVS 050 Environmental Geology (1.25)

ENVS 107 Climate Change (1)

ENVS 115 Geochemistry (1.25)

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Environmental StudiesDegree RequirementsEnvironmental Studies Major | Environmental Studies Minor

Environmental Studies Major(15.25 semester course credits)

Marked courses (‡) are particularly recommended.

Required:

BIO 001 General Biology I (1.25) orBIO 002 General Biology II (1.25)‡


CHEM 004 Introduction to College Chemistry (1) or CHEM 017 General Chemistry I (1.25)


ECON 081 Introduction to Statistics (1) orPSYC 084 Analytical Methods in Psychology (1)


ENVS 022 Introduction to Environmental Science(1)


BIO 191 Senior Seminar (1) orECON 192 Senior Seminar (1) orPPOL 191 Senior Seminar (1)

Electives (6 course credits):

Choose one elective from each perspective list, plus anadditional elective from any list, in consultation with your majoradvisor.

Cultural Perspectives


ETHS 039 Raíces (Roots): Latin America and theCaribbean (1)

ETHS 112 Race, Gender, and the Environment (1)‡

ETHS 142 Ethnicity and Environment in California(1)‡

PHIL 063 Environmental Ethics (1)

Economic Perspectives



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ECON 138 Environmental Sustainability andBusiness (1)



Policy Perspectives


GOVT 121 Public PolicyMaking Process (1)

GOVT 139 Ethical Reasoning in Politics and PublicPolicy (1)

PPOL 100 Methods of Policy Analysis (1)

The Biological World

BIO 144 Animal Behavior (1)

BIO 145 Community and Ecosystem Ecology* (1)

BIO 149 Conservation Biology (1)‡

BIO 155 Plant Ecology (1)



The Physical World

CHEM 018 General Chemistry II (1.25)



ENVS 107 Climate Change (1)

ENVS 115 Geochemistry (1)

Additional Elective

SOC 128 Geographic Information Systems andSociological Geography (1)‡

Environmental Studies Minor(6.25 semester course credits)

Required:

BIO 001 General Biology I (1.25) orBIO 002 General Biology II (1.25)


ENVS 022 Introduction to Environmental Science(1)

GOVT 121 The Public PolicyMaking Process (1)

And select two additional electives from the following:


BIO 110 California Flora and Vegetation* (1)

BIO 118 Biology of Plants* (1)

BIO 125 Principles of Ecology* (1)

























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BIO 158 Marine Biology* (1)

BIO 161 Vertebrate Biology* (1)

BIO 178 Restoration Ecology* (1)

CHEM 017 General Chemistry I (1.25)





ENVS 105 Oceanography* (1)

ENVS 107 Climate Change* (1)

ENVS 115 Geochemistry (1)





GOVT 123 International Political Economy (1)


PHIL 063 Environmental Ethics (1)



SOC 128 Geographic Information Systems andSociological Geography (1)

*Course with prerequisite.






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6/30/2015 Mills College Ethnic Studies, degree requirements

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Ethnic StudiesDegree Requirements

Ethnic Studies Major | Ethnic Studies Minor

Ethnic Studies Major(12 semester course credits)

Required:


ETHS 090 Comparative Ethnic Literature andCultural Production (1)

ETHS 126 Theories of Race and Ethnicity (1)

ETHS 190 Research Methods with Communities ofColor (1)

Senior Requirement:

ETHS 191 Senior Seminar (1)

Multiethnic, select two courses from the following:

ETHS 041 Inventing the "Other," PolicingDifferences (1)

ETHS 042 (142) Ethnicity and Environment inCalifornia (1)

ETHS 047 The "Third World": Colonialism andGlobalization (1)

ETHS 064 MixedRace Descent in the Americas (1)


ETHS 113 Comics and Politics: Visual Culture,Power, and Ideology (1)

ETHS 154 Writing the Self: Autobiographies ofPeople of Color in the US (1)

ETHS 156 Contemporary Queer Writers of Color(1)

ETHS 157 Race, Gender, and the Criminal JusticeSystem (1–1.25)

ETHS 160 Militarism, Gender, and Ethnicity (1)

ETHS 166 Women of Color in Social Movements(1.25)

ETHS 180 Special Topics in Ethnic Studies (1)


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What Can I do with an EthnicStudies Degree?

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ETHS 188 Film, Color, and Culture: Images ofPeople of Color in Cinema (1)

Singleethnic, select three courses from the following:



ETHS 054 American Indian History to 1900 (1)

ETHS 055 Law, Resistance, and Identity: AmericanIndian History from 1900 (1)

ETHS 114 Representing Blackness: Film in Africanand the Diaspora (1)

ETHS 139 (239) Asian/Pacific American WomenWriters (1)

ETHS 144 Writing Beyond Stereotypes: AsianPacific American Literature (1)

ETHS 150 Black Feminist Theory (1)

ETHS 158 Latino Immigration (1–1.25)

ETHS 159 History of Latinas/os in the US (1–1.25)

ETHS 172 American Indian Women in the US (1–1.25)

ETHS 173 Celluloid Native: American Indians inFilm (1)

ETHS 180 Special Topics in Ethnic Studies (1)

Select two additional upperdivision ethnic studies courses inconsultation with major advisor.

Electives for Credit toward Ethnic Studies Major/Minor


ENG 117 20thCentury African American Literature(1)

ENG 147 Survey of 19thCentury African AmericanLiterature (1)

ENG 152 Poets of Color of the 20th and 21stCenturies (1)

ENG 157 Topics in African Literature (1)

HIST 118 The Civil Rights Movement in America:1941 to Present (1)

HIST 151 African American History SinceEmancipation (1)

LET 111 Theorizing Cultural Studies in theAmericas (1)

LET 115 African and Caribbean Literatures (1)

























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LET 131 Aspects of Hispanic American Cultures (1)

LET 149 PostColonial Conditions: ContemporaryWomen's Writings from Africa (1)

LET 161 Women Writers of Spain, Latin America,and US Latinas (1)

MUS 170 African American Music: The Meaning andthe Message (1)

SOC 129 Race and Ethnic Relations in the US (1)

SOC 132 Comparative Race and Ethnic Relations(1)

SOC 146 Sociology of HipHop (1)

SOC 149 Sociology of US Immigration (1)

WGSS 105 Sexuality and the City (1)

WGSS 135 Race, Sexuality and the State (1)

WGSS 175 Transnational Sexualities (1)

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Ethnic Studies Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:


And select five additional ethnic studies courses, at least three ofwhich must be from the core, multiethnic, or singleethnic lists.Three courses must be upper division.





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6/30/2015 Mills College French and Francophone Studies, degree requirements

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French and Francophone StudiesDegree Requirements

French & Francophone Studies Major French & Francophone Studies Minor

French & Francophone Studies Major (10 semester course credits beyond French 004)

Required:

One semester of study abroad in a Millsaffiliated program in aFrenchspeaking country (see list under Study Abroad).

Study abroad courses chosen in consultation with the majoradvisor should include at least:

one advanced language course (1)one French or Francophone culture course (1)

And two of the following three courses:

FREN 101 Introduction to French Literature (1)

FREN 102 Introduction to Francophone Literature(1)

LET 110 Introduction to Literary Criticism (1)

Plus 3 upperdivision course credits in French (may be takenthrough study abroad or crossregistration).

Two electives chosen in consultation with the major advisor (maybe taken in English).

Senior Requirement:

FREN 191 Senior Thesis (1)

French & Francophone Studies Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

Six course credits including two upperdivision courses taken inthe language. Elementary French I and Elementary French II willcount towards the Minor.

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6/30/2015 Mills College Government, degree requirements

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GovernmentDegree Requirements

Government Major | Government Minor

Government Major(12 semester course credits)

Required Foundation Courses:

GOVT 016 Comparative Politics (1)

GOVT 017 International Relations (1)

GOVT 85 American Government (1)

Required Competence Courses:




Senior Requirement:

GOVT 191 Senior Seminar (1)

And select five elective courses, with at least one from each ofthese three areas:

American Politics and Public Administration:

GOVT 101 Organizational Theory (1)

GOVT 102 Administrative Behavior (1)

GOVT 115 The American Presidency (1)

GOVT 118 Science, Technology and Public Policy(1)


Comparative Politics:

GOVT 130 Regime Change (1)

GOVT 137 Comparative Politics of the Middle Eastand North Africa (1)


GOVT 142 African Politics (1)

International Relations:

GOVT 090 American Foreign Policy (1)


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GOVT 127 Comparative Foreign Policy (1)

GOVT 132 Theories of International Relations (1)

GOVT 138 International Relations of the MiddleEast (1)

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Government Minor(6 semester course credits)

Select three courses from the following:





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6/30/2015 Mills College Hellman Summer Science and Math Fellows Program, requirements

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Hellman Summer Science and Math ProgramProgram RequirementsThe fourweek course focuses on two core subjects: chemistryand biology, using concepts popularized by the media, namelythe environment and forensic science. Students are introduced tocollegelevel work through 70 hours of rigorous classroominstruction, which includes approximately 40 hours of laboratorytime. Selected college students who will benefit from a veryrigorous collegelevel academic program are invited toparticipate (placement is determined by the College). Hellman isdesigned to ensure students' scholastic and personal success atMills College.


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6/30/2015 Mills College History, degree requirements

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HistoryDegree Requirements

History Major | History Minor

History Major(12 semester course credits)

Core requirements:

Select a concentration in one of three areas listed below andtake its twosemester introductory sequence:

European

HIST 011 The West and Its Cultural Traditions I (1)

HIST 012 The West and Its Cultural Traditions II (1)

United States

HIST 031 American History I (1)

HIST 032 American History II (1)

Asian

HIST 061 China and Japan to 1800 (1)

HIST 062 China and Japan Since 1800 (1)

Other Requirements:

All must take HIST 189 and 190 and should do so in sequence inthe spring of the junior and fall of the senior year, respectively.

HIST 189 History and Its Methods (1)

HIST 190 Senior Thesis Seminar (1)

And select 8 additional semester course credits in history. Atleast 4 of these credits should be outside your area ofconcentration. Upon approval from a history advisor, one ofthese elective courses may be taken outside the department.

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History Minor(5 semester course credits)

Select five history courses in consultation with history facultyadvisor. One of the five courses must be HIST 189 History andIts Methods (1).


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6/30/2015 Mills College Intermedia Arts, degree requirements

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Intermedia ArtsDegree Requirements

Intermedia Arts Major | Intermedia Arts Minor

Intermedia Arts Major(13.25 course credits)

Required:

IART 119 Electronic Arts (1)

IART 120 Advanced Electronic Arts (1)

IART 143 History of Intermedia and Electronic Arts(1)

IART 147 Video I (1)

IART 148 Video II (1)

MUS 161 Sound Techniques of Recording (1)

Senior Requirement:

IART 191 Senior Seminar: Intermedia (1)

IART 192 Senior Portfolio and Exhibition (.25)

And select 2 media theory/history semester course credits fromthe following:


ARTH 139 History of Performance Art (1)


MUS 049 Challenges to Artistic Traditions (1)

MUS 101 20thCentury Styles and Techniques I:1900–1945 (1)

MUS 112 CrossCurrents in Rock Music (1)

MUS 121 Film Music: Mood and Meaning (1)

And select 1 collaboration/performance semester course creditfrom the following:


DNC 034 Dance Improvisation (.5)



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Courses Intermedia Arts Course List


Activities & Resources Prieto Multimedia Lab

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MUS 159 Seminar in Musical Performance,Composition, and Improvisation (1)

And select 3 semester course credits from the following, inconjunction with faculty advisor (electives may also be chosenfrom all courses listed above):





DNC 005 (105) Elementary Modern Dance (.25)

DNC 107 Intermediate Modern Dance (.25–.5)

DNC 109 Advanced Modern Dance (.25–.5)

ETHS 114 African Diasporic Representations in Film(1)



MUS 014 (114) Musics of the World: The Pacific,Asia, and India (1)

MUS 015 (115) Musics of the World: Africa, theMediterranean, and the Americas (1)

MUS 047 (147) Introduction to Electronic Music (.5–1)

MUS 054 (154) Introduction to Computer Music(.5–1)

MUS 113 Intermedia Collaborations (1)


MUS 164 Advanced Audio Recording (1)

MUS 165 Sound Art (1)

MUS 170 African American Music: The Meaning andthe Message (1)

PSYC 134 Visual Thinking (1)



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Intermedia Arts Minor


























The minor in intermedia arts consists of 6 course credits, with atleast one course taken in each of the following categories:electronic arts, video, sound, media theory and history,collaboration and performance, and elective. Courses listed inthe first five categories may also be taken as an elective. Allstudents pursuing the minor must take IART 119 Electronic Arts,which may also be repeated once as an elective. The student hasthe option of choosing from a range of different courses to fulfillthe rest of the requirement.

Select one course from each category:

Electronic Arts

IART 119 Electronic Arts (1)

IART 120 Advanced Electronic Arts (1)

Video

IART 147 Video I (1)

IART 148 Video II (1)

Sound

MUS 047 (147) Introduction to Electronic Music (.5–1)

MUS 054 (154) Introduction to Computer Music(.5–1)

MUS 161 Sound Techniques of Recording (1)

MUS 164 Advanced Audio Recording (1)

MUS 165 Sound Art (1)

Media Theory and History




IART 143 History of Intermedia and Electronic Art(1)

MUS 049 Challenges to Artistic Traditions (1)

MUS 101 20thCentury Styles and Techniques I:1900–1945 (1)

MUS 112 CrossCurrents in Rock Music (1)

MUS 121 Film Music: Mood and Meaning (1)

Collaboration and Performance


DNC 034 Dance and Improvisation (.5)



MUS 159 Seminar in Musical Performance,



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Composition, and Improvisation (1)

Electives





DNC 005 (105) Contemporary Dance (.25; .25)

DNC 107 Intermediate Modern Dance (.25–.5)

DNC 109 Advanced Modern Dance (.25–.5)

ETHS 114 African Diasporic Representations in Film(1)



MUS 014 (114) Musics of the World: The Pacific,Asia, and India (1)

MUS 015 (115) Musics of the World: Africa, theMediterranean, and the Americas (1)

MUS 113 Intermedia Collaborations (1)


MUS 170 African American Music (1)

PSYC 134 Visual Thinking (1)



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6/30/2015 Mills College International Relations, degree requirements

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International RelationsDegree Requirements

International Relations Major

International Relations Major(11 semester course credits)

Required:





Senior Requirement

GOVT 191 Senior Seminar (1)






And select five elective courses from the following:








Note: Completing the equivalent of four semesters of a foreignlanguage may be substituted for two elective courses.


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6/30/2015 Mills College Journalism, degree requirements

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JournalismDegree Requirements

Journalism Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

ENG 072 (172) Journalism: Telling True Stories (1)

ENG 073 (173) Journalism: Writing, Editing andManaging Publications (1)

Choose 4 course credits from among the following:

ENG 124 Craft of Literary Nonfiction (1)

ENG 127 Digital Storytelling (1)

ENG 159 ShortForm Nonfiction Writing Workshop(1)

ENG 160 Writing for Magazines (1)

ENG 095 (195) Independent Study in Journalism(1), to be approved by minor advisor

ARTS (043) 143 Contemporary PhotographicPractice (1)

IART 047 (147) Video I (1)

SOC 094 (194) Sociology of Mass Communication(1)

PPOL 111 Introduction to Public Radio Reporting(1)

PPOL 112 Intermediate Public Radio Reporting (1)

One elective that supports reporting, to beapproved by minor advisor (1)

In addition, we strongly encourage at least one internship (ENG197) in the field of journalism. Most internships require previousacademic background and college newspaper experience, so it isimportant to begin planning as early as possible.

Special note for students minoring in journalism and majoring inEnglish: English courses which count toward the journalism minorand which are not included as credits toward the English majorshall, for purposes of the English major, be included in the 17electives required outside of English.


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6/30/2015 Mills College LatinAmerican Studies, degree requirements

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Latin American StudiesDegree RequirementsLatin American Studies Major | Latin American Studies Minor

Latin American Studies Major(12 semester course credits)

Required:

Background (3)

ETHS 039 Raíces: Latin America and the Caribbean(1)



Language requirement (2)

Two courses in Spanish language, or

Students who have achieved a Spanish proficiencylevel higher than fourthsemester college Spanishmay fulfill this requirement by taking two coursestaught in Spanish.

LET 191 Senior Thesis (1)

The senior thesis will be read by a committee ofthree faculty members: a chair or primary reader(the student’s faculty advisor) and two secondaryfaculty readers. One of the secondary committeemembers may be an appropriate faculty not in theLatin American Studies Program.

Historical/Political (2)


ETHS 159 History of Latinas/os in the US (1)

Cultural, select two courses from the following:

LET 162 US Latino Literature and Culture (1)

LET 166 National Literatures of Latin America (1)

LET 168 (268) Hispanic Women's Cinema (1)

LET 169 Hispanic Cinema (1)

LET 171 Fantastical Writings: 20thCentury LatinAmerican Fiction (1)

MUS 015 World Music: Africa, theMediterranean, and the Americas (1)

Electives, two additional upperdivision courses in consultation


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Latin American Studies Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

ETHS 039 Raíces: Latin America and the Caribbean (1)

LET 161 Women Writers of Spain, Latin America, and USLatinas (1)


Choose three courses from the two distribution lists above; atleast one course from each list.

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6/30/2015 Mills College Letters, degree requirements

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Letters Division

Degree RequirementsAlso see Literary and Cultural Studies, French and FrancophoneStudies, Latin American Studies, and Spanish and SpanishAmerican Studies. Letters Division courses are all conducted inEnglish. Students majoring in a foreign language are encouragedto do reading in the original language.


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American Studies

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Literary and Cultural StudiesDegree Requirements

Literary and Cultural Studies Major Literary and Cultural Studies Minor

Literary and Cultural Studies Major(12 semester course credits)

Required:



Language Requirement:

Completion of two years of study (college level 4or equivalent) in French or Spanish by the time ofgraduation.

Senior Requirement:

LET 191 Senior Thesis (1)

And, in consultation with the major advisor, 7 upperdivisioncredits chosen from letters, French, or Spanish courses.

In addition, select two electives from among courses in relateddisciplines (2).

Completion of two years of study in a second language offered atMills or through crossregistration may be substituted for 2upperdivision credits.

Literary and Cultural Studies Minor(6 semester course credits, which may include twolanguage courses at the secondyear level)

Required:

LET 110 Introduction to Literary Criticism (1) or



Completion of two years of study (college level 4or equivalent) in French or Spanish by the time ofgraduation.

And two courses in secondyear language study (French III–IVor Spanish III–IV) or two upperdivision courses offered inFrench or Spanish for students who have already achievedsecondyear language proficiency.

And 3 upperdivision course credits from letters, French, orSpanish courses.


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Courses taught in English:


HIST 125 France: From the 1789 Revolution to thePresent (1)




LET 131 (231) Aspects of Hispanic AmericanCultures (1)

LET 142 French and Francophone Women Writers(1)

LET 149 PostColonial Conditions: ContemporaryWomen's Writings from Africa (1)

LET 150 Reconfiguring South Asian DiasporicIdentity (1)

LET 155 (255) Reading War in PostColonialLiterature from Africa and the Middle East (1)


LET 162 (262) US Latino Literature and Culture (1)

LET 166 (266) National Literatures of Latin America(1)

LET 168 (268) Women in the Cinema of Spain (1)

LET 169 (269) Hispanic Cinema (1)

LET 171 (271) Fantastical Writings: 20thCenturyLatin American Fiction (1)






















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MathematicsDegree Requirements

Mathematics Major—BA | Mathematics Major—BS Mathematics Minor | BA/MA in Mathematics

Mathematics Major—BA(12 semester course credits)

Required:

MATH 047–048 Calculus I and II (1; 1)

MATH 049 Multivariable Calculus (1)


MATH 141–142 Real Analysis I and II (1; 1)

MATH 151–152 Abstract Algebra I and II (1; 1)

And select four courses from:


MATH 102 Probability and Statistics (1)

MATH 104 Differential Equations (1)

MATH 127 Linear Optimization (1)

MATH 128 Theory of Computation (1)

MATH 154 Foundations of Geometry (1)

MATH 160 Complex Analysis (1)

MATH 180 Topics in Mathematics (1)Note: May be repeated with different topics.



Other computer science upperdivision courses may be used aselectives in the mathematics major at the discretion of thedepartment.

Recommended:

PHIL 051 Introduction to Logic (1)


Additional courses in mathematics, logic, and computer science,and a reading knowledge of French, German, or Russian, areuseful.


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Courses Mathematics Course List



MCS Departmental Awards

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Students intending to pursue graduate study are encouraged togive an oral presentation on an advanced topic.

Mathematics Major—BS(9 semester course credits)

Required:



MATH 141–142 Real Analysis I and II (1; 1)


And select three courses from:








MATH 180 Topics in Mathematics (1)Note: May be repeated with different topics.



Note: MATH 049, MATH 050, or MATH 141, included in therequired courses above, and MATH 102, MATH 104, or CS 064, ifchosen from the list of electives above, may not be countedtoward the natural science and mathematics core option for theBS degree.

Other computer science upperdivision courses may be used aselectives in the mathematics major at the discretion of thedepartment.

Recommended:

PHIL 051 Introduction to Logic (1)

Additional courses in mathematics, logic, and computer science,and a reading knowledge of French, German, or Russian, areuseful.

Students intending to pursue graduate study are encouraged togive an oral presentation on an advanced topic.

Mathematics Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

MATH 047–048 Calculus I and II (1; 1)






















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MATH 141 Real Analysis I (1)

And select one course from:






MATH 142 Real Analysis II (1)




MATH 180 Topics in Mathematics (1)


BA/MA in Mathematics(42 semester course credits—34 for undergraduate plus 8for graduate)

Prerequisites

To be considered for the BA/MA Mathematics Program, a Millsundergraduate student must have:

declared a mathematics major (or be close to declaring);mathematics GPA of at least 3.5 (including all Mills andtransferred courses counted toward the BA mathematicsmajor);earned at least an A in each of the following fourcourses: MATH 047, MATH 048, MATH 049, and MATH 050(or their equivalent, if transferred);overall Mills GPA of at least 3.0; anddemonstrated potential for graduatelevel work inmathematics.

Exceptions shall be made at the discretion of the MathematicsDepartment. The BA/MA program is highly selective. Candidateswill be accepted to the program after a full evaluation by theMathematics Department.

Maintaining High Standards

To continue in the BA/MA program, every year the student musthave:

shown satisfactory progress toward the BA and MAdegrees;maintained an undergraduate mathematics GPA of atleast 3.5;maintained a graduate mathematics GPA of at least 3.0;andmaintained an overall Mills GPA of at least 3.0.

Students in the graduate BA/MA Mathematics Program earn a BAdegree in mathematics at Mills and then complete the followingMA requirements:

Graduate mathematics courses, select six (6):

MATH 242 Real Analysis (1)



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MATH 252 Abstract Algebra II (1)



MATH 280A Topics in Algebra (1)

MATH 280B Topics in Algebraic Geometry (1)

MATH 280C Topics in Algebraic Logic (1)

MATH 280D Topics in Analysis (1)

MATH 280E Topics in Applied Linear Algebra (1)

MATH 280F Topics in Combinatorics (1)

MATH 280G Topics in Geometry (1)

MATH 280H Topics in Linear Algebra (1)

MATH 280I Topics in Mathematical Logic and Foundationsof Mathematics (1)

MATH 280J Topics in Number Theory (1)

MATH 280K Topics in Representation Theory (1)

MATH 280L Topics in Topology (1)

Thesis Requirement:

Two semesters of thesis work during the last year of the BA/MAprogram, under the supervision of the student's MA advisor:MATH 250A/B Thesis for the Degree of Master of Arts inMathematics (1; 1).

Special Skills Requirements:

One semester foreign language course or programminglanguage course at the undergraduate level, counted toward theBA degree. Exemptions shall be considered at the discretion ofthe Mathematics Department.

Notes: For courses offered at both the 100 and the 200 level,students enrolled at the 200 level will be required to doadditional work in the course.

Students taking MATH 242 and/or MATH 252 shall be exemptedfrom the undergraduate mathematics major BA requirementsMATH 142 and/or MATH 152. The latter will have to be replacedwith two other approved courses for the mathematics major BAdegree.

MATH 280 is in the format of independent study and can betaken repeatedly for a maximum of 2 credits. Crossregisteringat the University of California, Berkeley, MathematicsDepartment for graduatelevel courses is possible for amaximum of 2 credits and with the prior approval of the MAthesis advisor. Exceptions shall be granted at the discretion ofthe Mathematics Department.

After the MA thesis is written and approved by the MA thesisadvisor, the student gives a public presentation of the MA thesisin front of the department, including a period for questions andanswers. The MA thesis quality and the student's knowledge inthe topic are then evaluated by a departmental committee forsuccessful completion of the BA/MA program.






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Academics > Undergraduate

MusicDegree RequirementsMusic Major(14.5 semester course credits)

Areas of specialization:For the music major, the student, in consultation with heradvisor, completes the core requirements (9.5 credits) andselects one of the following five areas of specialization:

Specialization in Performance (5.0)

Specialization in Composition (5.0)

Specialization in Composition with an Emphasis inMedia Technology or Electronic Music (5.0)

Specialization in Theory/History (5.0)

Specialization in Music and Culture (7.0)For the music and culture specialization, the studentcompletes modified core requirements (7.5 credits).

Music Minor(6 semester course credits)

Prerequisite:

MUS 003 Musicianship I (May be waived byexamination; does not count toward credit total)

Required:

MUS 003 Musicianship II and III (.5; .5) (either orboth sections may be waived by examination)

MUS 005–006 Diatonic Harmony and Counterpoint Iand II (1; 1)

MUS 056 Musical Form: Analysis and Performance(1)

MUS 118 Classic and Romantic Music (1)

And additional credits in music electives, including at least .5credit in performance (individual instruction or ensemble).

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Courses for Nonmajors

Music is an important component of a liberal arts education. Thedepartment offers courses specifically designed for nonmajorseach year. These courses are intended to help make the studenta culturally informed and active participant in a wide variety ofmusical experiences. Students engaged in discourse about musicalso acquire verbal and analytical skills that will be usefulthroughout their scholarly and/or professional careers.


Faculty and Staff

» Requirements


Music Course List



Alumni/Alumnae

History

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Go To: Graduate Music

Contact Information





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The core courses in the nonmajor curriculum—Exploring Music:Performance, Creation, and Cultural Practice (MUS 001), Musicsof the World (MUS 014/015), Women and Creative Music (MUS016/116); American Music (MUS 020), Film Music: Mood andMeaning (MUS 121); The Music of India (MUS 141), and TheWorld of Opera (MUS 163)—introduce a broad range of musicand demonstrate how it is part of a vast social, political, andintellectual perspective. These courses also concentrate on thedevelopment of the nonmusician's musical perceptions; studentslearn that the ability to understand and appreciate music, andeven to participate in creative musical activity, is not the soleproperty of those with formal musical training. Nonmajors arealso encouraged to enroll in several of our courses in electronicmusic and music technology: Introduction to Electronic Music(MUS 047/147); Introduction to Computer Music (MUS 054/154);and Sound Techniques of Recording (MUS 161).

The Music Department also offers individual instruction in voiceand most instruments—even for beginners—and various musicalensembles that attract the College community, including thePerformance Collective, Vocal Jazz Improvisation, Gamelan,African Drumming, Music Improvisation, Mills Percussion Group,Contemporary Performance, and Early Music Ensembles.

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Academics > Undergraduate

MusicDegree RequirementsMusic Major(14.5 semester course credits)

Areas of specialization:For the music major, the student, in consultation with heradvisor, completes the core requirements (9.5 credits) andselects one of the following five areas of specialization:

Specialization in Performance (5.0)

Specialization in Composition (5.0)

Specialization in Composition with an Emphasis inMedia Technology or Electronic Music (5.0)

Specialization in Theory/History (5.0)

Specialization in Music and Culture (7.0)For the music and culture specialization, the studentcompletes modified core requirements (7.5 credits).

Music Minor(6 semester course credits)

Prerequisite:

MUS 003 Musicianship I (May be waived byexamination; does not count toward credit total)

Required:

MUS 003 Musicianship II and III (.5; .5) (either orboth sections may be waived by examination)

MUS 005–006 Diatonic Harmony and Counterpoint Iand II (1; 1)

MUS 056 Musical Form: Analysis and Performance(1)

MUS 118 Classic and Romantic Music (1)

And additional credits in music electives, including at least .5credit in performance (individual instruction or ensemble).

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Courses for Nonmajors

Music is an important component of a liberal arts education. Thedepartment offers courses specifically designed for nonmajorseach year. These courses are intended to help make the studenta culturally informed and active participant in a wide variety ofmusical experiences. Students engaged in discourse about musicalso acquire verbal and analytical skills that will be usefulthroughout their scholarly and/or professional careers.


Faculty and Staff

» Requirements


Music Course List



Alumni/Alumnae

History

Center for ContemporaryMusic

Musicnow: ConcertSeries/Songlines

The Pond: Online Radio

Events

Go To: Graduate Music

Contact Information





http://musicnow.mills.edu/music_at_mills_history.php



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The core courses in the nonmajor curriculum—Exploring Music:Performance, Creation, and Cultural Practice (MUS 001), Musicsof the World (MUS 014/015), Women and Creative Music (MUS016/116); American Music (MUS 020), Film Music: Mood andMeaning (MUS 121); The Music of India (MUS 141), and TheWorld of Opera (MUS 163)—introduce a broad range of musicand demonstrate how it is part of a vast social, political, andintellectual perspective. These courses also concentrate on thedevelopment of the nonmusician's musical perceptions; studentslearn that the ability to understand and appreciate music, andeven to participate in creative musical activity, is not the soleproperty of those with formal musical training. Nonmajors arealso encouraged to enroll in several of our courses in electronicmusic and music technology: Introduction to Electronic Music(MUS 047/147); Introduction to Computer Music (MUS 054/154);and Sound Techniques of Recording (MUS 161).

The Music Department also offers individual instruction in voiceand most instruments—even for beginners—and various musicalensembles that attract the College community, including thePerformance Collective, Vocal Jazz Improvisation, Gamelan,African Drumming, Music Improvisation, Mills Percussion Group,Contemporary Performance, and Early Music Ensembles.

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NursingDegree Requirements

Note: Mills College is no longer accepting new students to thisprogram.

Nursing(17 semester course credits)

Required:

BIO 031N Human Anatomy for Nurses (1.25)

BIO 034N Human Physiology for Nurses (1.25)

BIO 041N Microbiology for Nurses (1.25)

BIO 047N Introduction to Statistics and Analytical Methodsfor Nurses (1)

CHEM 037N Survey of Chemistry for Nurses (1.25)

CHEM 038N Survey of Chemistry II: Principles of Nutritionfor Nurses (1)

COLL 005 Information Literacy/Information TechnologySkills (0)

EDUC 161 Interpersonal Communication (1)

ENG 001 Critical Reading and Expository Writing (1)

HIST 011 The West and Its Cultural Traditions I (1) orHIST 012 The West and Its Cultural Traditions II (1) orHIST 031 American History I (1) orHIST 032 American History II (1)

PHIL 015 Introduction to Philosophy (1) orPHIL 062 Ethics (1)

PSYC 040 LifeSpan Development Psychology (1)


SOC 055 Introduction to Sociology (1)

Creation and Criticism in the Arts (1), select one course from:




ARTH 082 Introduction to Asian Art: China (1)(or another art history course with the consent ofinstructor)

MUS 001 Exploring Music: Performance, Creation, andCultural Practice (1)


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MUS 014 Musics of the World: The Pacific, Asia, and India(1)

MUS 015 Musics of the World: Africa, the Mediterranean,and the Americas (1)(or any other course approved to meet the creation andcriticism in the arts requirement, with the consent of theacademic advisor)

Multicultural Perspectives (1), select one course from:



ETHS 042 Ethnicity and Environment in California (1)



ETHS 139 Asian/Pacific American Women Writers (1)


ETHS 157 Race, Gender, and the Criminal Justice System(1)

ETHS 172 American Indian Women in the US (1)

HIST 160 History of Women in America (1)

MUS 014 Musics of the World: The Pacific, Asia, and India(1)

MUS 015 Musics of the World: Africa, the Mediterranean,and the Americas (1)(or any other course approved to meet the multiculturalperspectives requirement, with the consent of theacademic advisor)

Women and Gender (1), select one course from:

ANTH 161 CrossCultural Perspectives on Women (1)

ENG 158 Contemporary Fiction by Women (1)








SOSC 120 Women and the Law (1)

WGSS 071 Introduction to Women's Studies (1)

WGSS 094 Feminist Social Ethics (1) (or any other course approved to meet the women andgender requirement, with the consent of the academicadvisor)

Recommended:

NASC 051N Nursing Leadership Seminar I (.25)

























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NASC 052N Nursing Leadership Seminar II (.25)

Students are strongly encouraged to take Nursing LeadershipSeminar every semester they are in residence at Mills.





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PhilosophyDegree Requirements

Philosophy Major | Philosophy Minor

Philosophy Major(11 semester course credits)

Required:

PHIL 010 Ancient Philosophy (1)

PHIL 011 Early Modern Philosophy (1)

PHIL 051 Formal Logic (1)

PHIL 062 Ethics (1)

Senior requirement:

PHIL 191 Senior Seminar (1)

And select six additional philosophy courses, at least five ofwhich must be upper division, in consultation with the philosophyfaculty.

Note: Students planning graduate study in philosophy arestrongly advised to select a second language for study inconsultation with Philosophy Department staff.

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Philosophy Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

PHIL 010 Ancient Philosophy (1)

PHIL 011 Early Modern Philosophy (1)

PHIL 062 Ethics (1)

And select three additional philosophy courses, at least two ofwhich must be upper division, in consultation with the PhilosophyDepartment faculty. Note that students may substitute PHIL 051Formal Logic for one required upperdivision course.

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Athletics, Physical Education, and RecreationDegree RequirementsThere is no physical education requirement at Mills College.Physical education activity courses are offered on a pass/no passbasis. Students who meet the attendance requirements ofphysical education activity courses receive .25 credit towardtheir undergraduate degree if they register for the class on apass/no pass (P/NP) basis and have not exceeded the PE creditlimit of 1.0. Auditors must meet the same attendancerequirements as those who are taking the course for credit. SeePhysical Education Course List for course descriptions.

For more information about the Athletics, Physical Education, andRecreation Department, please visit our department website.


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Physical Education CourseList


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PhysicsDegree Requirements

Physics Minor

Physics Minor(5.5 semester course credits)



MATH 049 Multivariable Calculus (1) orMATH 050 Linear Algebra (1) orMATH 104 Differential Equations (1)


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Political, Legal, and Economic AnalysisDegree Requirements

Political, Legal, and Economic Analysis Major

Political, Legal, and Economic Analysis Major(13 semester course credits)

Note: A student majoring in political, legal, and economicanalysis may not double major in a social science.

Entry level:

Required for all:


Note: Required prerequisite for upperdivisioncourses in economics.

And select two courses from:


ENG 102 Advanced Expository Writing (1)



MATH 003 PreCalculus (1)

PHIL 025 Political Philosophy (1)

PHIL 051 Formal Logic (1)

PPOL 125 Gender and Public Policy (1)



Second level:

Required for all:

GOVT 101 Organizational Theory (1) orGOVT 102 Administrative Behavior (1)

Required for emphasis in economic analysis:



Required for emphasis in international analysis:



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Required for emphasis in legal analysis:


SOSC 093 Law and Society (1)

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Third level:

Required for all:

Select three courses from the following with no more than twofrom the same discipline:









HIST 116 History of the American City (1)

HIST 138 The United States Since World War II (1)


MATH 047 Calculus I (1)

PHIL 062 Ethics (1) orGOVT 139 Ethical Reasoning in Politics and PublicPolicy (1)



SOC 103 Women and Work (1)

SOC 116 History of Sociological Thought (1)

SOC 158 Sociology of Gender Roles (1)

SOC 160 Political Sociology (1)

Note: International analysis students may substitute a third yearof foreign language for two of the above courses.

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Fourth level:

Required for emphasis in economic analysis:

Select four courses from:


ECON 114 Principles of Individual Investment (1)































ECON 141 Economics of Education (1)









Required for emphasis in international analysis:











HIST 140 Diplomatic History of the United StatesSince 1898 (1)

HIST 169 Men, Women, and Travel: Tourism inEurope Since the Renaissance (1)

Required for emphasis in legal analysis:





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GOVT 116 Court Systems of the San FranciscoMetropolitan Area (1)


HIST 142 The Supreme Court (1)

PHIL 125 Philosophy of Law (1)




SOSC 138 Mass Communication Law (1)

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American Studies

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PsychologyDegree Requirements

Psychology Major | Psychology MinorBA/MA in Infant Mental Health Program

Psychology Major(12.25 semester course credits)

Required:




PSYC 040 (140) LifeSpan DevelopmentalPsychology (1) orPSYC 165 Infancy (1)

PSYC 070 Psychology and Language (1) orPSYC 132 Physiological Psychology (1)

PSYC 109 Health Psychology (1) orPSYC 118 Psychopathology (1)

PSYC 130 Human Memory (1) orPSYC 156 Cognitive Psychology (1)

PSYC 148 Personality (1) orPSYC 155 Social Psychology (1)

And select at least three additional psychology courses (3).

Senior Requirement:

PSYC 192 History and Issues in Psychology (1)

Majors must take at least 6 credits in psychology courses atMills, including Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences (PSYC 146)and Research Methods in Psychology (PSYC 151).

BA/MA in Infant Mental Health(12.25 semester course credits)

Required:




PSYC 140 LifeSpan Developmental Psychology (1)

PSYC 142 Attachment and Loss (1)



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PSYC 155 Social Psychology (1) orPSYC 161 Clinical Psychology (1)


PSYC 191 Thesis Project (1)

And select at least one additional psychology course (1).

Senior Requirement:

PSYC 192 History and Issues in Psychology (1)

Majors must take at least 6 credits in psychology courses atMills, including Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences (PSYC 146)and Research Methods in Psychology (PSYC 151).

Note: An infanttoddler practicum is required for the BA/MA inInfant Mental Health, preferably completed in the junior year.This practicum can be fulfilled by enrollment in EDUC 191A or191B Theory and Practice of Early Childhood Education.

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Psychology Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:


And select at least five additional psychology courses (5).

Minors must take at least 3 credits in psychology courses at Mills.

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6/30/2015 Mills College Public Policy Degree Requirements

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Public PolicyDegree Requirements

Public Policy Major | Public Policy MinorBA/MPP

Public Policy Major(13 semester course credits)

Required:(recommended in the following order):

PPOL 015 Introduction to Public Policy (1)





PPOL 191 Senior Seminar (1)

Applied Policy Analysis (select one from the following):

GOVT 118 Science, Technology, and Public Policy (1)

PPOL 114 Social Policy Analysis (1)



Dimensions of Policy Studies(4 course credits—one from each dimension)

Law and Ethics (select one):

GOVT 139 Ethical Reasoning in Public Policy (1)

PHIL 062 Ethics (1)

PPOL 141 Law and Public Policy (1)


WGSS 094 Feminist Social Ethics (1)

Economics (select one):




ECON 134 Public Sector Economics: The Economics ofGovernment (1)


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Organizations and Institutions (select one):

ECON 142 Industrial Organizations and Public Policy (1)





GOVT 116 Court Systems of the San FranciscoMetropolitan Area (1)

HIST 142 History of the Supreme Court from 1865 (1)

SOC 113 Sociology of Capitalism (1)


International and Comparative Studies (select one):










SOC 132 Comparative Race/Ethnic Relations (1)

Policy Issues and Methods Electives(2 course credits—selected with the approval of the majoradvisor, to provide greater depth in a policy issue ormethodological area. Students are not required to make bothselections from the same subgroup—the subheadings areprovided simply to clarify the rationale behind the electiveoptions.)

Social Policy (encompassing many subfields, such as povertyand inequality; health; education; labor; criminal justice; race,gender, and ethnicity)


ECON 130 Economics of Poverty/Inequality (1)





























EDUC 103 Policy: Children, Youth, and Family Issues (1)



ETHS 166 Women of Color in Social Movements (1)

HIST 116 History of the American City (1)

HIST 118 The Civil Rights Movement in the United States,1941 to the Present (1)

HIST 135 Worker in American Life: 1877 to the Present(1)





SOC 104 Sociology of the Chicana/o and MexicanAmerican (1)

SOC 108 Urban Sociology (1)

SOC 110 Poverty and Public Policy (1)



SOC 145 Sociology of Education (1)


Environmental, Science, and Technology Policy:

BIO 033 Genetics: Human Aspects (1)



ENVS 022 Introduction to Environmental Science (1)

GOVT 018 Science, Technology, and Public Policy (1)


International Policy and Politics:





ECON 161 Migration and the Economy (1)








GOVT 123 International Political Economy (1)




GOVT 137 Comparative Politics of Middle East (1)

GOVT 138 International Relations of Middle East (1)


GOVT 148 Model United Nations (.5)

GOVT 149 Diplomacy (1)

HIST 140 Diplomatic History of US (1)


SOC 149 Sociology of US Immigration (1)

Policy Analysis Methods and Public Communications:

ECON 073 Introduction to Financial Accounting (1)

ECON 128 Government and Nonprofit Accounting (1)


ECON 164 Econometrics and Business Forecasting (1)

ENG 072/172 Journalism Principles and Practices I (1)

ENG 073/173 Journalism Principles and Practices II (1)

GOVT 139 Ethical Reasoning in Politics and Public Policy(1)

PPOL 111 Introduction to Public Radio Reporting (1)

PPOL 112 Intermediate Public Radio Reporting (1)

PPOL 116 Qualitative Methods in Policy Research (1)

PPOL 118 Women's Leadership in Politics (1)



SOC 125 Simulation in Social and Policy Sciences (1)


SOSC 093 Law and Society (1)

SOSC 138 Mass Communication Law (1)

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Public Policy Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

Core Courses(recommended in the following order):







Public Policy Electives (2 course credits selected from the following list. Students areencouraged to select courses on diverse topics—for example, notto select two courses with very similar content—and shouldconsult with advisors on this selection.)


GOV 118 Science, Technology, and Public Policy (1)


GOVT 139 Ethical Reasoning in Politics and Public Policy(1)

PHIL 062 Ethics (1)


PPOL 116 Qualitative Methods in Policy Research (1)





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BA/MPP Program(8 course credits)

The Mills College BA/MPP Program allows majors in public policyand other fields to earn both a BA and an MPP in a total of fiveyears. All requirements for the BA degree are completed duringthe first four years, and during this time, students take a set offoundation courses that prepare them for the oneyear Master ofPublic Policy (MPP) Program.

Public Policy majors, as well as majors in other fields, areeligible to apply for the BA/MPP Program. Current Millsundergraduate students interested in pursuing the BA/MPPshould consult with the program director two years prior to theirbachelor's degree graduation date in order to learn aboutapplication requirements and establish a course plan.

Students planning to pursue the oneyear Master of Public Policy(MPP) should plan to take the following foundation courses(recommended in the order shown):









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Ethics(1 course credit selected from the following):

GOVT 139 Ethical Reasoning in Public Policy (1)

PHIL 062 Ethics (1)


Dimensions of Diversity in Public Policy(1 course credit selected from the following or in consultationwith an advisor for other courses that address dimensions ofinequality):


ECON 130 Economics of Poverty/Inequality (1)


ETHS 157 Race, Gender, and Justice System (1)


PPOL 114 Social Policy (1)

PPOL 118 Women's Leadership in Politics (1)



SOC 110 Poverty and Public Policy (1)




For more information, see the description of the MPP Program inthe Graduate Catalog.

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American Studies

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Queer StudiesDegree Requirements

Queer Studies Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

WGSS 072 Introduction to Queer Studies (1)

WGSS 101 Feminist and Queer Research Methodologies(1)

Four additional courses selected in consultation with advisor fromthis list:

EDUC 129 Schools, Sexuality, and Gender (1)

ENG 061R Studies in Lesbian Writing (1)

ENG 104 Introduction to Critical Theory (1)

ENG 152 Poets of Color (1)


ETHS 156 Contemporary Queer Writers of Color (1)

WGSS 105 Sexuality and the City (1)

WGSS 135 Race, Sexuality, and the State (1)

WGSS 175 Transnational Sexualities (1)

WGSS 187 Fieldwork Study (1)

Special topics courses and courses with relevant service learningcomponents can also be counted toward the minor with advisorapproval.

At least four courses in the minor must be taken at the 100 levelor above.


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Religious StudiesDegree Requirements

Religious Studies Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

REL 040 Introduction to the Study of Religions (1) (or other as determined by faculty advisor)

Five elective courses selected in consultation with a facultyadvisor from the resources listed below. Three of the coursesmust be taken at Mills. No more than three of the five electivecourses should come from a single department. At least twodistinct religious traditions must be represented within the fiveelective courses.

ANTH 123 Archaeology and the Bible (1)

ANTH 150 Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion (1)

ARTH 081 Introduction to Asian Art: India andHimalayas (1)



ARTH 123 Northern European Art (1)



ENG 045 World Roots of Literature (1)

ENG 074/174 Bible as Literature (1)

ENG 141/241 Topics in Literature and Religion (1)

ETHS 120 Indigenous Religions in the Americas (1)

PHIL 060 Philosophy of Religion (1)

WGSS 109 Comparative Studies on Women inReligion (1)

WGSS 110 Body, Sex, and Gender in EarlyEuropean Societies (1)

WGSS 131 Women in Islam (1)

Special topics courses and relevant internships can also counttoward the minor with advisor approval.

Students may also choose up to two electives taken throughcrossregistration as approved by the faculty advisor. Inparticular, students are encouraged to look at courses at theGraduate Theological Union and UC Berkeley.

Please view more information about cross registration at Mills.


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SociologyDegree Requirements

Sociology Major | Sociology Minor

Sociology Major(12.25 semester course credits)

Required:



SOC 116 History of Sociological Thought (1)

SOC 190 Proseminar* (1)

Senior Requirement:

SOC 191 Senior Seminar (1)

*Proseminar requirement may be waived for students studyingabroad during junior year. In that case, the student must take anadditional sociology course to complete 12.25 credits in themajor.

And seven additional sociology courses selected in consultationwith the major advisor. Up to 2 semester course credits inclosely allied fields can be included as part of these sevencourses with approval of major advisor.

Sociology as a discipline borrows from and influences manyfields. Sociology majors are encouraged to work with theiradvisors to put together a coherent program that includesrelated courses in anthropology, economics, ethnic studies,government, history, psychology, philosophy, and women's,gender and sexuality studies.

Students intending to pursue graduate study in sociology shouldgain proficiency in statistics, computer use, and a foreignlanguage.

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Sociology Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:


SOC 091 Methods of Social Research (1.25) orSOC 116 History of Sociological Thought (1)

And select four additional courses, at least three of which mustbe upper division.


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Social Sciences DivisionDegree RequirementsThe Social Sciences Division oversees courses for studies insociology; political, legal, and economic analysis (PLEA); andprelaw. Mills does not offer a social science major or minor;however, programs within the division accept social sciencecourse credit as electives to fulfill requirements.

For more information, please see Sociology; Political, Legal, andEconomic Analysis (PLEA); and Law, Preparation for the Studyof.


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6/30/2015 Mills College Spanish and Spanish American Studies, degree requirements

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Spanish and Spanish American StudiesDegree Requirements

Spanish and Spanish American Studies Major Spanish and Spanish American Studies Minor

Spanish and Spanish American Studies Major(10 semester course credits beyond Spanish 004)


Completion of two years of Spanish (college level 4 orequivalent) before beginning the sequence of upperdivisionrequirements. One semester of study abroad in a Millsaffiliatedprogram in a Spanishspeaking country isrecommended. Students majoring in Spanish must have aminimum GPA of 3.0 by the time they apply to study abroad.

Required:


SPAN 101 Composition and Conversation (1)

SPAN 140 Introduction to Hispanic Literatures (1)

Four upperdivision course credits offered in Spanish (4)(May be taken through study abroad or crossregistration)

Two electives, chosen in consultation with major advisor (2)(May be taken in English; see Letters)

Senior Requirement:

SPAN 191 Senior Thesis (1)

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Spanish and Spanish American Studies Minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

Six course credits including two upperdivision courses taken inthe language. Elementary Spanish I and Elementary Spanish IIwill count towards the Minor. The following two courses arerequired after the student completes SPAN 004 (IntermediateSpanish IV): SPAN 101 Advanced Composition and Conversation,and SPAN 140 Introduction to Hispanic Literatures.

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6/30/2015 Mills College Summer Academic Workshop, requirements

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Summer Academic WorkshopProgram Requirements

The fourweek course focuses on the intersection of race,ethnicity, class, gender, and sexual orientation. Students areintroduced to collegelevel work through 68 hours of rigorousclassroom instruction. The course has four integrated modules ofEnglish, social justice, sociological inquiry, and mathematics. Thefirst three modules emphasize the unifying theme of theintersectionality of social characteristics, and the latter moduleutilizes examples of this theme, where appropriate, as a basisfor enhancing logical reasoning and mathematics skills.

Selected firstgeneration college students who will benefit from avery rigorous collegelevel academic program are invited toparticipate (placement is determined by the College). SAW isdesigned to ensure students' scholastic and personal success atMills through ongoing academic year support and peermentoring.


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Theater StudiesDegree Requirements

Theater Major | Theater Minor

Theater Major(12.75 semester course credits)

Required courses offered at Mills (7.25 course credits)

Core requirements (5.75 course credits):


THS 004 Acting Fundamentals I (.5)

THS 017 Embodied Movement (.25)

THS 106 Acting Fundamentals II (.5)

THS 137 Performance (.5)

THS 141 Acting Methods (.5)

THS 164 History of Theater (1)

THS 175A/B and 275A/B DocumentaryTheater/Playwriting (.5, .5)

THS 190 Senior Class Showcase (1)

Electives (1.5 course credits):


DNC 014/114 Technique in International Styles ofDance (.25)

DNC 034/134 Movement Improvisation (.5)


DNC 170/270 Seminar in InterdisciplinaryCollaboration (.51)

DNC 198/298 Dance Theater in TraditionalContemporary Performance (1)

ENG 115 Shakespeare (1)

ENG 161 Modern Drama (1)

THS 143 Acting for Camera (.5)

THS 151 Costume Design (.5)

THS 160 Topics in Musical Theater (1)

THS 168/268 Directing (.5)

NOTE: Students must take one elective course outside of thetheater studies (e.g., dance, music, English). The course must be


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approved by the theater advisor.

Courses offered at ACT (5.5 course credits):

ACT 406 Acting Styles* (1.25)

ACT 414 Physical Theater** (1)

ACT 424 Voice, Verse, and Character* (1)

ACT 434 Cultural Landscapes/Arts Colloquy (1)

ACT 454 Devised Work** (1.25)

For description and schedule of courses, please visit ACTCurriculum.

* Prerequisite: THS 004, Acting Fundamentals I. Can be takenconcurrently.

** Prerequisite: THS 004 Acting Fundamentals I or THS 017Embodied Movement. One of these can be taken concurrently.

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Theater Minor(6 semester course credits)

Under the auspices of the Mills Dance Department, students areable to design their own minor in theater studies. After fulfillingthe requirements, students choose electives to create a minorwith an emphasis on drama (based on seminars courses) or onphysical theater (based on practicum/performance classes).

Core requirements (4.5 course credits):


THS 004 Acting Fundamentals I (.5)

THS 106 Acting Fundamentals II (.5)

THS 017 Embodied Movement (.25)

THS 164 History of Theater (1)

THS 137 Performance(.5)

THS 141 Acting Methods (.5)

THS 175A/B and 275A/B DocumentaryTheater/Playwriting (.5, .5)

Electives (1.5 course credits):


DNC 014/114 Technique in International Styles ofDance (.25)

DNC 034/134 Movement Improvisation (.5)


DNC 170/270 Seminar in InterdisciplinaryCollaboration (.51)

DNC 198/298 Dance Theater in TraditionalContemporary Performance (1)

ENG 115 Shakespeare (1)







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ENG 161 Modern Drama (1)

THS 143 Acting for Camera (.5)

THS 151 Costume Design (.5)

THS 160 Topics in Musical Theater (1)

THS 168/268 Directing (.5)

NOTE: Students must take one elective course outside of theaterstudies (e.g., dance, music, English). The course must beapproved by the theater advisor.

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Women's, Gender and Sexuality StudiesDegree Requirements

Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies Major Queer Studies Minor | Women's Studies Minor

Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies Major(10 semester course credits)

Required:


WGSS 072 Introduction to Queer Studies (1)


WGSS 187 Fieldwork Study (1)

Senior Requirement:

WGSS 192 Senior Project (1)

Majors also take at least five additional courses selected inconsultation with the advisor. At least one course must fall withineach category listed below. At least six courses in the majormust be at the 100 level or above. No course can fulfill morethan one category.

Historical Perspectives (select at least one):



ARTH 190 Seminar: Contemporary US Women Artists andthe Feminist Art Movement (1)

ARTH 192 Seminar: Women in European Art and Society,1400–1700 (1)

BOOK 126 Women Reading as a Necessity of Life (1)






HIST 069 (169) Men, Women, and Travel: Tourism inEurope Since the Renaissance (1)


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HIST 111 Cuisine History (1)

HIST 158 Growing Up in America (1)


WGSS 105 Sexuality and the City* (1)

WGSS 110 Sex, Body, and Gender in PreModernEuropean Societies (1)


WGSS 135 Race, Sexuality, and the State* (1)

Social Structures (select at least one):



EDUC 129 Schools, Sexuality, and Gender* (1)


ETHS 042 (142) Ethnicity and Environment in California(1)









ETHS 160 Militarism, Gender, and Ethnicity (1)



PE 050 Women's Health Issues (1)

PHIL 142 Epistemology (1)


SOC 061 Women in Contemporary Society (1)

SOC 101 Sociology of the Family (1)


SOC 158 Sociology of Gender Roles (1)



























WGSS 182 Feminist Theories (1)

WGSS 105 Sexuality and the City* (1)

WGSS 109 Women in World Religions: Atlantic andMediterranean (1)


WGSS 135 Race, Sexuality, and the State* (1)

WGSS 175 Transnational Sexualities* (1)

Cultural Representations (select at least one):



ARTH 190 Seminar: Contemporary US Women Artists andthe Feminist Art Movement (1)

ARTH 192 Seminar: Women in European Art and Society,1400–1700 (1)

BOOK 126 Women Reading as a Necessity of Life (1)

ENG 117 20thCentury African American Literature (1)

ENG 158 Contemporary Fiction by Women (1)

ENG 171 Social Action and the Academic Essay (1)

ETHS 090 Comparative Ethnic Literature and CulturalProduction (1)


ETHS 154 Writing the Self: Autobiographies of People ofColor (1)

ETHS 156 Contemporary Queer Writers of Color* (1)

ETHS 188 Film, Color, and Culture: Images of People ofColor in Cinema (1)

FREN 162 Aesthetics of the Body in Literature (1)

FREN 168 Francophone Women's Writing from Martinique,Haiti, and Guadeloupe (1)

FREN 170 Orientalism in the Novel (1)


LET 142 French and Francophone Women Writers (1)

LET 149 PostColonial Conditions: Contemporary Women'sWritings from Africa (1)

LET 161 Women Writers of Spain, Latin America, and USLatinas (1)



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LET 166 National Literatures of Latin America (1)

LET 168 Women in the Cinema of Spain (1)

LET 169 Hispanic Cinema (1)

MUS 016 (116) Women and Creative Music (1)

SPAN 172 Voices in Hispanic Poetry (1)

SPAN 175 The 20thCentury Hispanic Novel (1)

WGSS 109 Women in World Religions: Atlantic andMediterranean (1)

WGSS 110 Sex, Body, and Gender in PreModernEuropean Societies (1)

WGSS 175 Transnational Sexualities* (1)

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Required:



Four additional courses selected in consultation with advisor.Courses falling within the three categories will enrich the minor;it is suggested that students take at least one course in eachcategory.

At least four courses in the minor must be taken at the 100 levelor above.

At least four of the six courses must be taken at Mills.

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Institute for Civic LeadershipDegree RequirementsWomen, Leadership and Social Change minor(6 semester course credits)

Required:

ICL 181 Women's Civic Leadership Seminar (1)

ICL 187 Civic Leadership and the Social Text (1)

EDUC 180: Special Topics in Education (1)

Electives

Select a total of three courses from the list below. One coursemust come from Section 3 (Research Methods and Analysis).

Cross Cultural Understanding

ANTH 161: CrossCultural Perspectives on Women (1)

ECON 130: The Economics of Poverty, Inequality, andDiscrimination (1)

EDUC 129: Schools, Sexuality, and Gender (1)

ETHS 052: African American Women's History (1)

ETHS 112: Race, Gender, and the Environment (1)

ETHS 126: Theories of Race and Ethnicity (1)

ETHS 142: Ethnicity and Environment in California (1)


ETHS 157: Race, Gender, and the Criminal Justice System(1)

PPOL 125: Gender and Public Policy (1)

GOVT 139: Ethical Reasoning in Politics and Public Policy(1)

PHIL 062: Ethics (1)

PHIL 063: Environmental Ethics (1)

SOC 129: Race and Ethnic Relations in the US (1)

SOC 132: Comparative Race and Ethnic Relations (1)

SOC 158: Gender and Society (1)

WGSS 094: Feminist Social Ethics (1)


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Communications and Coalition Building

ENG 171: Social Action and the Academic Essay (1)

EDUC 161: Interpersonal Communication (1)

PPOL 118: Women's Leadership in Politics: Theory andPractice (1)

SOSC 111: Introduction to Public Radio Reporting (1)

SOSC 112: Intermediate Public Radio Reporting (1)

GOVT 101: Organizational Theory (1)

ETHS 154: Writing the Self: Autobiographies of People ofColor in the US (1)

ETHS 156 Contemporary Queer Writers of Color (1)

Research Methods And Analysis

ANTH 004: School Culture and Policy (1)

ECON 128: Governmental Accounting and NonprofitAccounting (1)

ECON 134: Public Sector Economics: The Economics ofGovernment (1)

ECON 138: Environmental Sustainability and Business (1)

ETHS 091: Research Methods with Communities of Color(1)

ETHS 119: Action Research for Social Change (1)

PPOL 015: Introduction to Policy: Identifying and SolvingPublic Problems (1)

PPOL 116: Qualitative Methods in Policy Research (1)

SOC 091: Methods of Social Research with Lab (1)

SOC 134: Social Inequality (1)

WGSS 101: Feminist and Queer Research Methodologies(1)

Vision, Action, and Influence

ARTH 190: Seminar: Contemporary US Women Artistsand the Feminist Art Movement (1)

ETHS 166: Women of Color in Social Movements (1)

SOC 058: Social Problems (1)






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