Interdisciplinary Dance Studies
The following are approved courses that student can combine to form a dance and interdisciplinary applications major, but other options can be discussed and approved with a student’s advisor.
Courses in this interdisciplinary dance studies section are subject to the course overlap policy.
Dance and disability:
- CLTR 101C/ENGL 242: Disability Studies: Rethinking Difference and Diversity
- CASC 125: Creating an Inclusive Campus Community: Disability, Mentorship, and Inclusive Higher Education
- Participation as a TOUR mentor in a dance course
Dance and gender:
- ANTH 246/WMST 246: Anthropological Approaches To Gender and Sexuality
- CSSP 267/WMST 266: Psychology of Gender
- WMST 105: Sex and Power
- HIST 284/WMST 285: History of the Body
- ENGL/230/AAAS 230/WMST 234: The Black Body: Intersecting Intimacies
- WMST 219: Politics of Sport
Dance and social justice:
- SART 281: Performance Art and Social Intervention
- ANTH 247/AAAS 261: Islam and the Third World
- RELC 125/AAAS 125: Religion, Race and Ethnicity in America
- RELC 246/AAAS 246: Cry Freedom
- ANTH 230/AAAS 232: War, Genocide and Justice
- PSCI 267: Identity, Ethnicity and Nationalism
- PHLT 101: Intro to Public Health
- PHLT 215/ANTH 215: Public Health Anthropology
Dance and Black studies:
- RELC 156/AAAS 157: Religions of African Diaspora
- RELC 170/AAAS 170: Religion and Hip Hop Culture
- RELC 151/AAAS 151: The Blues
- ENGL 230/WMST 234/AAAS 230: The Black Body: Intersecting Intimacies
Dance and religion and classics:
- RELC 162: Mysticism
- RELC 243: Islamic Mysticism
- RELC 244: Islamic Mystical Poetry
- RELC 250: Shiva and Shakti
- RELC 261: Hindu Tantric Yoga
- RELC 272: Classical Yoga Traditions of India
Dance, movement and brain and cognitive sciences:
- BCSC 110: Neural Foundations of Behavior
- BCSC 151: Perception and Action
- BCSC 172: Development of Mind and Brain