New Orleans and Gulf South Courses

Norma McCorvey (top left), more popularly known as “Jane Roe” was born in Simmesport, Louisiana. She was the plaintiff in the 1973 landmark American legal case Roe v. Wade in which the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that individual state laws banning abortion were unconstitutional.
adrienne maree brown (top right) was born in El Paso, Texas. She is a writer, activist, and facilitator. She is the author of Emergent Strategy: Shaping Change, Changing Worlds, Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good, and We Will Not Cancel Us.

Explore the interdisciplinary Musical Cultures of the Gulf South (MCGS) coordinate major! Visit liberalarts.tulane.edu/programs/nocgs/mcgs-coordinate-major and/or contact gulfsouth@tulane.edu for more information.

Required

MCGS
2000-01 Introduction to Musical Cultures of the Gulf South TR
9:30–10:45am

Electives

AFRS
2000-01 Introduction to Africana Studies
Prof. Jerome Dent TR
9:30–10:45am

AFRS
4810-01 Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
Prof. Andrea Boyles TR
11am–12:15pm

AFRS
4801-01 Black Diasporic Culture
Prof. Sabia McCoy-Torres W
3–5:30pm

ANTH
1050-01, 1050-03 Native America: Introduction
Prof. Judith Maxwell & Prof. Andrew Abdalian MWF
9–9:50am

ANTH
3560-01 Environmental Archaeology
Prof. TBD MWF
1–1:50pm

ANTH
4130-01, 7130-01 North American Pre-History
Prof. Christopher Rodning MWF 2–2:50pm,
M 3–3:50pm

ARCH
3731-01, 3731-02, 6731-01 Urban Geography and New Orleans Case Study
Prof. Richard Campanella T
3:30–6:15pm

COMM
3510-01 Environmental Communication
Prof. TBD TR
2–3:15pm

COMM
4440-01 Critical Race Theory
Prof. Mohan Ambikaipaker TR
9:30–10:45am

DANC
1910-01 African Dance I
Prof. Ausettua Jackson MW
5:30–6:50pm

DANC
1950-01 Jazz Dance I Prof. Beverly Trask MW
11am–12:20pm

EBIO
2360-01 Wetlands Ecology
Prof. Sunshine Van Bael TR
12:30–1:45pm

EBIO
3180-01, 6180-01 Plants and Human Affairs
Prof. Jelagat Cheruiyot TR
2–3:15pm

ECON
3330-01 Environment and Natural Resources
Prof. LaPorchia Collins MWF
12–12:50pm

EENS
1400-01 Global Climate Change
Prof. Torbjorn Tornqvist MWF
9–9:50am

EENS
2070-01 Weather and Climate
Prof. George Flowers TR
9:30–10:45am

EENS
3660-01 Biotic Responses to Climate Change
Prof. Jeffery Agnew MWF
3–3:50pm

EENS
4040-01, 6040-01 Coastal Marine Geology
Prof. Mead Allison TR
3:30–4:45pm

ENLS
2150-02 Introduction to Fiction: Race and Inclusion
Prof. Joel Dinerstein MWF
12–12:50pm

ENLS
3620-01 Workshop Creative Writing
Prof. Michael Luke W
5–7:30pm

ENLS
3630-02 Environmental Writing
Prof. Edward Randolph MWF
3–3:50pm

EVST
1010-03 Introduction to Environmental Studies
Prof. Theodore Hilton MWF
10–10:50am

Enroll in MCGS 2000: Introduction to Musical Cultures of the Gulf South! MCGS 2000 is a team-taught course that examines the region through the disciplines of urban geography, history, ethnomusicology and dance.

FREN
6085-01 Pidgins and Creolesc Prof. Thomas Klingler TR
11am–12:15pm

HISU
2670-02 American Environmental History
Prof. Andrew Horowitz MWF
9–9:50am

HISU
2910-02 Law and US History
Prof. Walter Isaacson & Prof. Robert B. Gilpin TR
2–3:15pm

HISU
6540-01, 6540-02 African American Culture
Prof. Laura Rosanne Adderley M
3–5:30pm

HISU
6911-01, 6911-04 The Climate Crisis
Prof. Andrew Horowitz F
12:30–3pm

MUSC
3340-01 History of Jazz
Prof. Courtney Bryan TR
12:30–1:45pm

MUSC
6060-01 Culture and Power in New Orleans
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny W
2–4:50pm

POLA
3280-01 Southern Politics
Prof. Rosalind Cook MWF
12–12:50pm

POLA
3300-01 Race and American Politics
Prof. Mitchell Sellers MWF
1–1:50pm

SOCI
2102-02 Sociology Race and Ethnicity
Prof. Andrea Boyles TR
11am–12:15pm

SOCI
2600-01 Environmental Sociology
Prof. Amalia Leguizamón MWF
12–12:50pm

SOCI
2600-01 Sociology of the Urban Environment
Prof. Christopher Oliver M
3–5:30pm

SOCI
6112-02 Sociology of Food and Agriculture
Prof. Amalia Leguizamón M
3–5:30pm

THEA
4750-01 African American Theater History
Prof. John Ray Proctor TR
12:30–1:45pm

Portraits at top [left to right]: Alice Dunbar Nelson was born in New Orleans. She is a writer, poet, and essayist. Her work tackles racial oppression and the realities of African descended women. For more information, https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/alice-moore-dunbar-nelson . Douglas Redd was born in New Orleans on December 15, 1947. Redd was a mentor and teacher to emerging artists, and a coach and counselor to community folk who were often inspired enough by his talent to continue to refine and improve their own lives. For more information, https://www.ashenola.org/douglas-redd .