New Orleans and Gulf South Courses

Tulane University offers a variety of courses on New Orleans and the Gulf South region. The Gulf South extends from Texas across the coasts of Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi, and around Florida into the Caribbean. Every year, NOCGS compiles course offerings from this region and presents them as a poster.

Fall 2023 Courses

Ernest Nathan “Dutch” Morial and Anne Rice

New Orleans & Gulf South Fall 2023 Courses

AFRS
2000-01
Introduction to Africana Studies
Prof. Christopher Dunn
TR
11am–12:15pm
AFRS
4800-01
Black Women’s Health
Prof. Nghana Lewis
M
5:30–8:10pm
AFRS
4810-01
Black Queer Theory
Prof. Jerome Dent
W
3–5:30pm
AFRS
7810-01
Blackness in Latin America
Prof.
TBA
ANTH
1101-01
Native America: An Introduction
Prof. Judith Maxwell
MWF
9–9:50am
ANTH
3385-01
6385-01
Cultural Creolization
Prof. Nicholas Spitzer
R
3:30–5:55pm
ANTH
3545-01
6545-01
Urban Music
Prof. Sabia McCoy-Torres
TR
11–12:15pm
ANTH
3560-01
7560-01
Environmental Archaeology
Prof. Jason Nesbitt
TR
12:30–1:45pm
ANTH
3710-01
6710-01
Hist Ecology of Amazonia
Prof. William Balée
TR
2–3:15pm
ANTH
6091-01
Ch’orti’ (Mayan)
Prof. Marc Zender
TR
11–12:15pm
ANTH
6840-01
Beginning Kaqchikel Lang
Prof. Judith Maxwell
MWF
2–2:50pm
APMS
2184-01
Big Jazz Band
Prof. Ashlin Parker
T
4–5:30pm
APMS
2185-01
2185-02
Jazz Combo
Prof. Ashlin Parker
Jesse McBride
TBA
APMS
2213-05
Voice/Vocal Jazz
Prof. Kevin Murphy
TBA
APMS
2221-02
Piano/Jazz Piano
Prof. Faina Lushtak
TBA
APMS
3500-01
Improvisation
Prof. Jesse McBride
TBA
ARHS
3710-01
Colonial Art of Latin America
Prof. Barbara Mundy
TR
12:30–1:45pm
COLQ
1020-24
Haiti and New Orleans
Prof. Sarah Montes
T
5–6:15pm
DANC
1920-01
Brazilian Dance
Prof. Carolyn Barber-Pierre
MWF
4–5:20pm
DANC
1950-01
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Beverly Trask
MW
11–12:20pm
DANC
2950-01
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
4–5:20pm
DANC
3950-01
4950-01
Jazz Dance III/IV
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
5:30–6:50pm
DRLS
7020-01
Disaster Recovery & Resilience
Prof. William Bertrand
W
1–4pm
EAPP
3010-01
Intercultural Spaces
Prof. Sarah Spromberg
MWF
2–2:50pm
EENS
1400-01
Global Climate Change
Prof. Torbjorn Tornqvist
MWF
9–9:50am
EENS
3660-01
6660-01
Climate Change and Indigenous
Prof. Jennifer Veilleux
TR
2–3:15pm
EENS
4040-01
6040-01
Coastal Marine Geology
Prof. Mead Allison
MW
3–4:15pm
ENLS
4030-01
Literary New Orleans
Prof. Thomas Johnson
TR
11–12:15pm
ENLS
4441-01
Black Genres
Prof. Edward White
MWF
9–9:50am
ESSC
6005-10
Border Security
Prof. Robert Lawler
TBA
HACR
1010-01
Elementary Haitian Creole I
Prof. Myrlène Bruno
MWF
10–10:50am
HACR
2030-02
Intermediate Haitian Creole
Prof. Myrlène Bruno
MWF
11–11:50am
HISL
2929-01
Piracy in the Americas
Prof. Kris Lane
TR
9:30–10:45am
HISU
1910-02
The History of Mardi Gras
Prof. Rien Fertel
TR
8–9:15am
LAST
3000-01
Indigenous Feminisms
Prof. Hannah Palmer
TR
2–3:15pm
MLAR
7245-01
Medieval New Orleans
Prof. Michael Kuczynski
MWF
6–8:50pm
MUSC
2420-02
World Musics
Prof. Ana Ochoa
TR
12:30–1:45pm
MUSC
4270-01
Indigenous Media/Sound LatAm
Prof. Ana Ochoa
TR
3:30–6pm
PORT
4160-01
6160-01
Afro-Brazilians
Prof. Christopher Dunn
W
3:30–5:55pm
RCSE
1040-01
The Gulf Coast in 2100
Prof.
R
2–4:45pm
RCSE
1660-01
Climate Change & Global Rivers
Prof. John Sabo
TR
12:30–1:45pm
RCSE
6800-01
Intro to River Science & Eng
Prof.
T
4:30–6pm
RCSE
6802-01
Intro to Coastal Sci & Eng
Prof. Barbara Kleiss
Soenke Dangendorf
M
4:30–5:55pm
SOCI
2600-01
Environmental Sociology
Prof. Amalia Leguizamón
MWF
12–12:50pm
SPAN
6520-01
Mexican Literature
Prof. Yuri Herrera-Gutiérrez
W
6–8:30pm
SRED
4520-01
6520-01
Cities, Disasters & Decisions
Prof. Inga Rivero Bryant
TR
9:30–10:45am
TIDE
1043-01
LGBTQ+ New Orleans
Prof. Charles Mignot
MWF
5–6:15pm
TIDE
1084-01
New Orleans in Film and Lit
Prof. Isa Murdock-Hinrichs
T
12:30–1:45pm
TIDE
1086-01
Engineering New Orleans
Prof. Matt Barrios
M
3–4:15pm
TIDE
1125-01
New Orleans as a D&D Campaign
Prof. John Proctor III
T
11–12:15pm
TIDE
1250-01
Visual Arts New Orleans
Prof. Laura Richens
T
5–6:15pm
TIDE
1915-01
Sicilian Jazz: Ital Cult NOLA
Prof. Roberto Nicosia
R
2–3:15pm

Ernest Nathan “Dutch” Morial (top left) was a civil rights activist and the first African descended mayor of New Orleans serving from 1978 to 1986. As a lawyer, he fought to dismantle segregation. Anne Rice (top right) is an author of gothic fiction, erotic literature, and Christian literature. She is best known for Interview with the Vampire, set in New Orleans.


Past Course Offerings

Fall 2022 Courses

Norma McCorvey, adrienne maree brown

New Orleans & Gulf South Fall 2022 Courses

AFRS
2000-01
Introduction to Africana Studies
Prof. Jerome Dent
TR
11am–12:15pm
AFRS
4811-01
African Americas and Sociology
Prof. Andrea Boyles
T
3:30–5:55pm
AFRS
4812-01
and
AHRS
6875-01
Race and Nation Myth American Art
Prof. Mia Kearney-Bagneris
R
9:30–11:55am
ANTH
1050-01
Native America: Introduction
Prof. Judith Maxwell
MWF
9–9:50am
ANTH
2340-01
Introduction to Archaeology
Prof. Christopher Rodning
TR
11am–12:15pm
ANTH
3092-01
6092-01
Urban Music Race Sexuality
Prof. Sabia McCory-Torres
TR
3:30–4:45pm
ANTH
3560-01
Environmental Archaeology
Prof. Grant McCall
MWF
12–12:50pm
ANTH
4930-01
7930-01
Languages of Louisiana
Prof. Nathalie Dajko
T
3:30–5:55pm
ANTH
7730-01
Forensic Anthropology
Prof. John Verano
MWF
9–9:50am
ARCH
3731-01
3731-02
6731-01
Urban Geography & New Orleans Case Study
Prof. Richard Campanella
T
3:30–6:15pm
COMM
3260-02
3260-03
Media Industry Analysis
Prof. Edward Randolph
TR
11am–12:15pm
2–3:15pm
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
DMPC
2510-02
Experimental Game Design
Prof. Jon Chambers
TR
TBA
DMPC
2700-01
Introduction to Podcasting and Social Justice
Prof. William Sass
MWF
11–11:50am
EBIO
2100-01
Marine Biology
Prof. Timothy Mclean
MWF
9–9:50am
EBIO
3040-01
General Ecology
Prof. Emily Farrer
MWF
10–10:50am
EBIO
3180-01
Plants and Human Affairs
Prof. Jelagat Cheruiyot
TR
2–3:15pm
EENS
1300-01
Earth as a Living Planet
Prof. Jennifer C. Veilleux
MWF
1–1:50pm
EENS
1400-01
Global Climate Change
Prof. Torbjorn Tornqvist
MWF
9–9:50am
EENS
2070-01
2080-01
Weather and Climate
Prof. George C. Flowers
TR
9:30–10:45am
11am–12:15p
EENS
2080-01
Extreme Weather
Prof. George C. Flowers
TR
11am–12:15pm
EENS
2220-01
Earth and Life Through Time
Prof. Jeffrey Anew
MWF
1–1:50pm
ENGL
3620-01
Creative Writing Workshop
Prof. Michael Luke
M
5:30–8pm
ENLS
4441-01
Black Genres
Prof. Edward White
MWF
12–12:50pm
ENLS
4445-02
Black Literature, Film, and Media
Prof. Travis Tanner
TR
2–3:15pm
EENS
3150-01
Introduction to GIS
Prof. Jennifer C. Veilleux
MWF
9–9:50am
EVST
1010-01
Introduction to Environmental Studies
Prof. Christopher Oliver
MWF
12–12:50pm
EVST
3933-01
Urban Gardening
Prof. Watson H. Lamb
MWF
1–1:50pm
EVST
3950-01
Fossil Fuels & Climate Crisis
Prof. Antonia Juhasz
TR
11am–12:15pm
HISU
1910-03
The History of Mardi Gras
Prof. Rien Fertel
TR
9:30–10:45am
EVST
1010-02
Introduction to Environmental Studies
Prof. Christopher Oliver
TR
8–9:15am
HISU
2610-02
The Old South
Prof. Randy J. Sparks
MWF
11–11:50am
HISU
2700-01
Modern African American
Prof. Rosanne Adderley
MWF
12–12:50pm
HISU
3910-02
Visiting New Orleans 1687-2022
Prof. Emily Clarke
T
3:30–5:55pm
HISU
3911-01
3911-02
Art and War in Antebellum South
Prof. Teresa Parker
R
3:30–5:55pm
HISU
6960-01
6960-02
Rise and Fall Plantation South
Prof. Randy J. Sparks
M
3–5:30pm
MUSC
1800-01
Music of the Mexico / US Border
Prof. Ana Sánchez-Rojo
TR
2–3:15pm
MUSC
1901-01
Sound Studies
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
12:30–1:45pm
MUSC
3340-01
History of Jazz
Prof. Courtney Bryan
TR
12:30–1:45pm
PHIL
3930-02
Environmental Ethics & Policy
Prof. Caner Turan
MWF
2–2:50pm
PSYC
3310-01
Introduction to African American Psychology
Prof. Jinaki Flint
W
5:45–8:25pm
SOCI
6011-01
6011-02
Race / Culture / Nature / Science
Prof. Christopher Oliver
W
3–5:30pm
SOCI
6112-01
Sociology of Food & Agriculture
Prof. Amalia Leguizamón
M
3–5:30pm
SRED
4510-01
Climate Change Resilience & Adaptation
Prof. Jesse Keenan
TR
3:30–4:45pm
SRED
4520-01
6520-01
Cities, Disasters & Decisions
Prof. Daniela Rivero Bryant
TR
9:30–10:45am

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.

Spring 2022 Courses

Huey P. Newton, Britney Spears

New Orleans & Gulf South Spring 2022 Courses

Explore the interdisciplinary Musical Cultures of the Gulf South (MCGS) coordinate major! Visit liberalarts.tulane.edu/programs/nocgs/courses 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. Corey J. Miles
TR
3:30–4:45pm
AFRS
2810-01
Africana Studies Critical Readings
Prof. Romy Rajan
TR
11am–12:15pm
AFRS
4801-01
Black Women’s Health
Prof. Nghana Lewis
M
6–8:30pm
AFRS
4810-01
Black Queer Theory
Prof. Jerome Dent
M
3–5:30pm
AFRS
4810-02
Black Popular Music
Prof. Sabia McCoy-Torres
W
3–5:30pm
AFRS
4810-04
Sociology of Black Resistance
Prof. Andrea Boyles
T
3:30–5:55pm
ANTH
1050-01
Native America: An Introduction
Prof. N/A
MWF
12–12:50pm
ANTH
3395-01
Cultures of New Orleans & French Louisiana
Prof. Nick Spitzer
T
3:30–5:55pm
ANTH
3435-01
ANTH
6435-01

Disasters and Past Societies
Prof. Christopher Rodning
MWF
2–2:50pm
ANTH
3560-01
Environmental Archaeology
Prof. Grant McCall
TR
9:30–10:45am
ANTH
3680-01
Language and Power
Prof. Judith Maxwell
MWF
9–9:50am
APMS
2185-02
Jazz Combo
Prof. Jesse McBride
TBA
APMS
3500-01
Jazz Improvisation
Prof. Jesse McBride
TBA
APMS
3510-01
Jazz Arrangements
Prof. Courtney Bryan
TR
3:30–4:45pm
Musical Cultures of the Gulf South logo
ARCH
3764-01
NOLA Geography for Architects
Prof. Richard Campanella
T
3:30–6:15pm
ARHS
3871-01
Introduction to African American Art and Visual Culture
Prof. Mia Kearney-Bagneris
TR
9:30–10:45am
DANC
2950-04
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
4–5:20pm
DANC
3950-01
Jazz Dance III
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
5:30–6:50pm
DANC
4950-01
Jazz Dance IV
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
5:30–6:50pm
EAPP
3010-01
Intercultural Spaces
Prof. John DePriest
MWF
11–11:50am
EENS
2020-01
Environmental Geology
Prof. George Flowers
TR
9:30–10:45am
EBIO
1010-02
Diversity of Life
Prof. Jelagat Cheruiyot
TR
11am–12:15pm
EBIO
2040-01
Conservation Biology
Prof. Thomas Sherry
TR
8–9:15am
EBIO
2100-01
Marine Biology
Prof. Timothy Mclean
TR
11am–12:15pm
EBIO
3580-01
Urban Ecology
Prof. Caroline Taylor
TR
12:30–1:45pm
EBIO
4661-01
Urban Agro-Ecology
Prof. Jelagat Cheruiyot
M
1–4:50pm
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.
ENLS
2400-01
Introduction to Colonization
Prof. Edward White
TR
9:30–10:45am
EVST
1010-02
Introduction to Environmental Studies
Prof. Christopher Oliver
TR
11am–12:15pm
HISL
3361-01
Slave Rebellions
Prof. Laura R. Adderley
MW
3–4:15pm
HISU
1910-01
New Orleans 300 Years +
Prof. Rien Fertel
TR
8–9:15am
MUSC
1530-01
Jazz Theory
Prof. Ashlin Parker
MWF
3–3:50pm
MUSC
1900-01
Music in New Orleans
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
9:30–10:45am
MUSC
2910-01
Music, Sound, & Climate Change
Prof. Ana Ochoa
TR
9:30–10:45am
MUSC
3340-01
History of Jazz
Prof. Ashlin Parker
MWF
11–11:50am
MUSC
3340-02
Black Music, Black Lives
Prof. Courtney Bryan
TR
2–3:15pm
MUSC
6940-01
New Orleans Music
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
9:30–10:45am
POLA
3272-01
Big Easy Politics
Prof. Rosalind Cook
MWF
11–11:50am
SOCI
1300-01
02
Criminology
Prof. Stephen Ostertag
MWF
11–11:50am
SOCI
2600-01
Environmental Sociology
Prof. Amalia Leguizamón
MWF
12–12:50pm
SOCI
6011-02
Race / Culture / Nature / Science
Prof. Christopher Oliver
W
3–5:30pm
SOCI
6112-01
02
Sociology of Food & Agriculture
Prof. Amalia Leguizamón
M
3–5:30pm
SOCI
6014-01
Climate Change & Disasters
Prof. Laura McKinney
T
3:30–5:55pm

Huey P. Newton (top left) is known for founding the Black Panther Party; an activist group that was founded in 1966 out of response to incidents of racialized police violence in Oakland, California. Newton was born in Monroe, Louisiana. Britney Spears (top right) is an American pop singer, songwriter, and dancer. Her hometown is Kentwood, Louisiana. Free Britney!

Fall 2021 Courses

Alice Dunbar Nelson, Douglas Redd

New Orleans & Gulf South Fall 2021 Courses

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
Musical Cultures of the Gulf South logo
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 .

Spring 2021

Amy Vivian Coney Barrett, Xuan ‘Cyndi’ Nguyen

New Orleans & Gulf South Spring 2021 Courses

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

ANTH
3096-01 to 6096-01 to 6096-02
Oral History, Performance, and Ethnography Prof. Nicholas Spitzer T
3:30-6:00pm

Electives

AFRS
2000-01
Introduction to Africana Studies
Prof. Jerome Dent
TR
9:30–10:45am
AFRS
3300-02
Black Slavery in the Atlantic
Prof. Mélanie Lamotte
M
3:00–5:30PM
AFRS
3300-04
Sociology of Black Resistance
Prof. Andrea Boyles
T
3:30–5:55PM
AFRS
4830-01
Black Women’s Health
Prof. Nghana Lewis
MWF
4:00–4:50PM
ANTH
3430-01
Archaeology of Cultural Landscape
Prof. Chris Rodning
TR
2:00–3:15PM
ANTH
3535-01, 7535-01
Native American Language & Linguistics
Prof. Judith Maxwell
MWF
11:00–11:50AM
ANTH
7093-01
Race & Migration
Prof. Sabia McCoy-Torres
TR
3:30–4:45PM
APMS
3500-01
Jazz Improvisation
Prof. Jesse McBride
ARCH
4931-01
Ethics & the Built Environment
Prof. Casius Pealer
TR
12:30–1:45PM
ARCH
3764-01, 6474-01
NOLA Geography for Architects
Prof. Richard Campanella
T
3:30–6:15PM
ARHS
6875-01, 6875-02
Race & National Myth American Art Prof. Amanda Bagneris W
9:00–11:15AM
COMM
2811-01
Race, Gender & Pop Music
Prof. Christine Capetola
TR
11:00AM–12:15PM
COMM
2811-01
Environmental Communications
Prof. Edward Randolphs
TR
12:30–1:45PM
DANC
1950-01
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Beverly Trask
MW
11:00AM–12:20PM
Musical Cultures of the Gulf South logo
DANC
2910-01
African Dance II
Prof. Ausettua Jackson
MW
5:30–6:50PM
DANC
2950-01
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
4:00–5:20PM
DANC
2950-03
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Ausettua Jackson
TR
4:30–5:50PM
DANC
3950-01
Jazz Dance III
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
5:30–6:50PM
DANC
4900-01, 4900-02
Building Community Through the Arts
Prof. Barbara Hayley
W
3:00–5:30PM
DANC
4950-01
Jazz Dance IV
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
5:30–6:50PM
EBIO
2210-01
Insects & Human Interactions
Prof. Dorothy Cheriuyot
TR
2:00–3:15PM
EENS
2080-01
Extreme Weather
Prof. George Flowers
TR
2:00–3:15PM
EENS
3600-01
Science of Climate Change Prof. Nathan Hopkins MWF
11:00–11:50AM
ENLS
2730-01
Introduction to African American Literature
Prof. Nghana Lewis
MWF
5:00–5:50PM
ENLS
3620-01
Workshop Creative Writing
Prof. Michael Luke
W
5:00–7:30PM
ENLS
3620-07
Workshop Creative Writing
Prof. Constance Adler
R
3:30–5:55PM
ENLS
4030-01
Literary New Orleans
Prof. Thomas R. Johnson
TR
11:00AM–12:15PM
EVST
1010-01
Introduction to Environmental Studies
Prof. Nathan Jesse
TR
11:00AM–12:15PM
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.
EVST
4410-01, 4410-02
Seminar: Environmental Studies
Prof. Christopher Oliver
R
3:30–6:00PM
HISU
2620-02
The New South, 1865–Present
Prof. Randy Sparks
MWF
11:00–11:50AM
HISU
2911-01
The Digital Revolution
Prof. Walter Isaacson
TR
2:00–3:15PM
HISU
3120-01
NOLA Free People of Color
Prof. Emily Clark
M
12:15–2:45PM
HISU
6911-01, 6911-02
America on Trial
Prof. Randy Sparks
M
3:00–5:30PM
HISU
6912-03, 6912-04
The Katrina Disaster
Prof. Andy Horowitz
M
3:30–5:55PM
HISU
7912-01
History & Memory
Prof. Robert Gilpin
T
4:00–6:30PM
MCGS
4570-01
Internship
Prof. Denise Frazier
MCGS
4920-0
NOLA Creative Economy Lab
Prof. Vicki Mayer
MUSC
1900-0
Music in New Orleans
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
9:30–10:45AM
MUSC
3310-01
Music of Mexico & Central America
Prof. Ana Sánchez-Rojo
TR
11:00AM–12:15PM
MUSC
3340-01
History of Jazz
Prof. Ashlin Parker
MWF
11:00–11:50AM
MUSC
3440-01
Black Music, Black Lives
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
2:00–3:15PM
MUSC
6340-01
Seminar In Jazz
Prof. Ashlin Parker
MWF
11:00–11:50AM
MUSC
6940-04
New Orleans Music
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
9:30–10:45AM
POLA
3272-01
Big Easy Politics
Prof. Rosalind Cook
MWF
1:00–1:50PM
POLA
3280-01
Southern Politics
Prof. Rosalind Cook
MWF
11:00–11:50AM
SOCI
6011-01, 6011-02
Race, Culture, Nature, & Science
Prof. Christopher Oliver
W
3:00–5:30PM
SOCI
6112-01, 6112-02
Sociology of Food & Agriculture
Prof. Amalia Leguizamón
M
3:00–5:30PM

Amy Vivian Coney Barrett (top left) is an American lawyer, jurist, and former academic who serves as an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. She’s from Metairie, Louisiana. Xuan ‘Cyndi’ Nguyen (top right) is the first Vietnamese American to serve on the City Council in New Orleans. She represents New Orleans East and the Lower 9th Ward.

Fall 2020

Oscar Dunn and Biana del Rio

New Orleans & Gulf South Fall 2020 Courses

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 Prof. Daniel B. Sharp, Rebecca Snedeker, Denise Frazier, Michael Li, and Beverly A. Trask TR
9:30–10:45am
ANTH
3385-01, 6385-01
Cultural Creolization
Prof. Nicholas Spitzer
T
3:30–6pm

Electives

AFRS
4830-01
Black Women’s Health
Prof. Nghana T. Lewis
W
3–5:30pm
AFRS
3200-02
Writing Gender from Africa
Prof. Z'étoile Imma
MW
1–2:15pm
ANTH
1050-02
Native America: Introduction
Prof. TBD
MWF
9–9:50am
ANTH
3090-01, 6090-01
Oral History and Oral Literature; Ethno
Prof. Nicholas R. Spitzer
T
3:30–6pm
ANTH
6092-01
Ethno of Postcolonial Worlds
Prof. Andrew J. McDowell
TR
3:30–6pm
APMS
2184-01
Jazz Big Band
Prof. James K. Markway
T
4–5:30pm
APMS
2185-02
Jazz Combo
Prof. Jesse B. McBride
ARCH
3731-01, 3731-02, 6731-01
Urban Geography and NO Case Study
Prof. Richard Campanella
T
3:30–6:15pm
ARHS
3871-01
Introduction to African American Art & Visual Culture
Prof. Amanda L. Bagneris
TR
12:30–1:45pm
COMM
2811-01
Global Media Studies Prof. Esra Özcan TR
11–12:15pm
COMM
3440-01, 3440-02
Critical Race Theory
Prof. Mohan Ambikaipaker
TR
9:30–10:45am
Musical Cultures of the Gulf South logo
COMM
4400-01
Media and the Public Sphere
Prof. Edward G. Randolph
M
4:30–7:30pm
COMM
4811-01, 4811-02
Ethnography of Digital Media
Prof. Laura-Zoë Humphreys
MW
3:30–6pm
DANC
1910-01
African Dance I
Prof. Ausettua A. Jackson
MW
5:30–6:30pm
DANC
1950-01
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Beverly A. Trask
MW
11–12:20pm
DANC
2950-01
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Ausettua A. Jackson
TR
4:30–5:50pm
DANC
3950-01
Jazz Dance III
Prof. Nicole B. Buckels
MW
5:30–6:50pm
DANC
4950-01
Jazz Dance IV
Prof. Nicole B. Buckels
MW
5:30–6:50pm
EENS
2070-01
Weather and Climate Prof. George C. Flowers TR
2–3:15pm
ENLS
3620-01
Workshop Creative Writing
Prof. Michael Luke
W
5–7:30pm
ENLS
3650-01
Writing, Race and New Media
Prof. Nathan Halverson
MWF
10–10:50am
ENLS
4390-02
Native American Modernisms
Prof. Erin J. Kappeler
T
4–6:30pm
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.
ENLS
4440-02
African-American Literature
Prof. Selamawit Terrefe
MW
1–2:15pm
EVST
4410-01, 4410-02
Seminar: Environmental Studies
Prof. Christopher S. Oliver
R
3:30–5:55pm
HISU
1800-02
Early New Orleans
Prof. Emily J. Clark
TR
9:30–10:45am
HISU
2610-01 with 2891-11
The Old South with Service Learning
Prof. Randy J. Sparks
MWF
11–11:50am
HISU
2670-01
American Environmental History
Prof. Andrew Horowitz
MWF
10–10:50am
HISU
2910-01
Law and U.S. History
Prof. Robert B. Gilpin & Walter Isaacson
TR
2–3:15pm
HISU
4500-81
Civil War and Reconstuction
Prof. John D. Fitzmorris
W
6–8:40pm
HISU
6270-01
American Disasters
Prof. Andrew Horowtiz
M
12:15–1:45pm
HISU
6560-01, 6560-02
Rise and Fall Plantation South
Prof. Randy J. Sparks
M
3–3:50pm
HISU
6911-02, 6911-03
Grateful Dead & the 1960s
Prof. Robert B. Gilpin
M
3–5:30pm
MCGS
4560-0
Internship
MUSC
2800-0
Intro to Music Business
Prof. Chris S. Finney
R
3:30–6:25pm
MUSC
3340-01
History of Jazz
Prof. Courtney Bryan
TR
12:30–1:45pm
MUSC
6340-01
Seminar in Jazz
Prof. Courtney Bryan
TR
12:30–1:45pm
POLA
4210-01
Louisiana Politics
Prof. Rosalind B. Cook
MWF
12–12:50pm
SOCI
1300-01
Criminology
Criminology Prof. Xin Jiang
TR
2–3:15pm
SOCI
6011-01
Sociology of Urban Environment
Prof. Christopher S. Oliver
M
3–5:30pm

Portraits at top: [left to right] Oscar Dunn , Republican Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana during the time of Reconstruction. Biana del Rio , comedian, costume designer and drag queen.

Spring 2020

Mahalia Jackson, Doctor Guy

New Orleans & Gulf South Spring 2020 Courses

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

ANTH
3096-01 to 6096-01 to 6096-02
Oral History, Performance, and Ethnography Prof. Nicholas Spitzer T
3:30-6:00pm

Electives

ARCH
3764-01 to 6764-01
NOLA Geography for Architects
Prof. Richard Campanella
T
3:30-6:15pm
AFRS
2000-01
Intro to Africana Studies
Prof. Nghana T. Lewis
MWF
3:00-3:50pm
AFRS
2730-01
Intro to African- American Lit.
Prof. Nghana Lewis
MWF
4:00-4:50pm
ANTH
3092-01
Selected Cultural Systems
Prof. Sabia McCoy-Torres
R
3:30-6:00pm
ANTH
3094-01
Climate Change, Human Evolution
Prof. Grant McCall
MWF
2:00-2:50pm
ANTH
4930-01 to 7930-01
Languages of Louisiana
Prof. Nathalie Dajko
W
3:00-5:30pm
APMS
2184-01
Big Jazz Band
Prof. James Markway
T
4:00-5:30pm
COMM
2350-01
Media and Criminal Justice
Prof. Betsy Weiss
MW
3:00-4:15pm
COMM
2820-01
Gender, Race & Class in Media
TBD
MWF
10:00-10:50am
DANC
1950-01
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Beverly Trask
MW
11:00-12:20pm
DANC
2910-01
African Dance II Prof. Auseuttua Jackson MW
5:30-6:50pm
DANC
2950-01
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Auseuttua Jackson
TR
4:30-5:50pm
DANC
2950-02
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Nicole Buckles
MW
4:00-5:20pm
Musical Cultures of the Gulf South logo
DANC
3240-01
US/Caribbean Social Dance
Prof. Beverly Trask
TR
9:30-10:45am
DANC
3950-01
Jazz Dance III
Prof. Nicole Buckles
MW
5:30-6:50pm
DANC
4950-01
Jazz Dance IV
Prof. Nicole Buckles
MW
5:30-6:50pm
EENS
2070-01
Weather and Climate
Prof. George Flowers
TR
9:30-10:45am
ENLS
2730-01
Intro to African American Literature
Prof. Nghana Lewis
MW
3:00-4:15pm
ENLS
3620-01
Creative Writing: Journalism
Prof. Michael Luke
W
5:00-7:30pm
ENLS
3620-02
Workshop Creative Writing
Prof. Bernice Mcfadden
R
3:30-5:55pm
EVST
3930-01
Urban Gardening
Prof. Keith Silverman
TR
11:00-12:15pm
EVST
4410-01 to 4410-02
Seminar in Environmental Studies Prof. Christopher Oliver R
3:30-6:00pm
ECON
3420-01
Economic History of the U.S
Prof. Johnathan Pritchett
TR
9:30-10:45am
HISL
3200-01
History of Voodoo
Prof. Laura Adderley
M
12:15-2:45pm
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.
HISU
1800-01
Early New Orleans
Prof. Mary Magdalene Donovan
MWF
2:00-2:50pm
HISU
2620-01
The New South: 1865-Present
Prof. Randy Sparks
MWF
11:00-11:50am
HISU
2700-01
Modern Afro- American History
Prof. Laura Adderley
MWF
9:00-9:50am
HISU
6270-01
American Disasters
Prof. Andrew Horowitz
T
12:30-3:00pm
HISU
6560-01
The Rise and Fall of the Plantation South
Prof. Randy Sparks
M
3:00-5:30pm
HISU
6910-01
Sno-bliz: Family, Ice, and Sugar
Prof. Robert Gilpin
T
12:30-3:00pm
LOUS
2910-01
NOLA at the 300: History and Myth
Prof. Terrence Fitzmorris
T
6:00-8:40pm
MUSC
1900-01
Music in New Orleans
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
9:30-10:45
MUSC
2290-01
History of American Popular Music
Prof. Jane Mathieu
MWF
1:00-1:50pm
MUSC
3340-01
History of Jazz
Prof. Ashlin Parker
TR
2:00-3:15pm
MUSC
3360-01
The Latin Tinge
Prof. Daniel Sharp
TR
11:00-12:15pm
MUSC
6940-02
Music in New Orleans
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
9:30am-10:45am
POLA
3272-01
Big Easy Politics
Prof. Michael Sherman
T
6:00-8:30pm
POLA
3280-01
Southern Politics
Prof. Rosalind Cook
MWF
12:00-12:50pm
SOCI
1300-01
Criminology
Prof. Stephen Ostertag
MWF
11:00-11:50am
SOCI
2101-01
Intro to Women’s Imprisonment
Prof. Annie Freitas
TR
2:00-3:15pm
SOCI
6012-01
Sociology of Food & Agriculture
Prof. Amalia Leguizamón
M
3:30pm-5:30pm

Fall 2019

New Orleans & Gulf South Fall 2019 Courses

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 Prof. Daniel B. Sharp TR
9:30–10:45am
ANTH
3385-01
Cultural Creolization
Prof. Nicholas Spitzer
T
3:30–6pm

Electives

ANTH
4120-01, 7120-01
Conquest & Colonialism
Prof. Christopher Rodning
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
AFRS
4830-01
Black Women’s Health
Prof. Nghana Lewis
W
3:00pm-5:30pm
ANTH
3092-01, 7092-01
Urban Music: Race, Class, Sexuality
Prof. Sabia McCoy-Torres
TR
3:30pm-4:45pm
ANTH
6130-01
Southeast US Prehistory
Prof. Christopher Rodning
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
ANTH
6385-01
Cultural Creolization
Prof. Nicholas Spitzer
T
3:30pm-6:00pm
APMS
2185-01
Jazz Combo
Prof. James Markway
TBD
APMS
2185-02
Jazz Combo
Prof. Jesse B. McBride
TBD
ARCH
3731-01, 6731-01
Urban Geography and NO Case Study
Prof. Richard Campanella
T
3:30–6:15pm
ARHS
3871-01
Introduction to African American Art & Visual Culture
Prof. Amanda L. Bagneris
TR
2:00pm-3:15pm
COMM
2812-01
Life and Culture on the Mississippi Prof. TBD MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
Musical Cultures of the Gulf South logo
COMM
2350-01
Media and Criminal Justice
Prof. Betsy Weiss
MW
3:00pm-4:15pm
DANC
1910-01
African Dance I
Prof. Ausettua Jackson
MW
5:30-6:50pm
DANC
1950-01
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Beverley Trask
MW
11:00-12:20pm
DANC
2950-01
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Ausettua Jackson
TR
4:30-5:50pm
DANC
2950-03
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
4:00-5:20pm
DANC
3950-01
Jazz Dance III
Prof. Nicole B. Buckels
MW
5:30–6:50pm
DANC
4950-01
Jazz Dance IV
Prof. Nicole B. Buckels
MW
5:30–6:50pm
EENS
4040-01
Coastal Marine Biology Prof. Mead Allison TR
2:00pm-3:15pm
ENLS
3610-07
Creative Writing
Prof. Jesmyn Ward
W
3:00pm-5:30pm
ENLS
3620-01
Workshop Creative Writing
Prof. Michael Luke
W
5:00pm-7:30pm
ENLS
4030-01, 4030-02
Literary New Orleans
Prof. Thomas Johnson
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
ENLS
4440-01
Slave Narratives
Prof. Edward White
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
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.
EVST
3951-01
Social Dilemmas Climate Change
Prof. TBD
TR
11:00am-12:15pm
EVST
4410-01
Seminar Environmental Studies
Prof. Christopher Oliver
R
3:30pm-6:00pm
HISU
1800-02
Early New Orleans
Prof. Emily J. Clark
TR
11:00am-12:15pm
HISU
2610-01
The Old South
Prof. Randy J. Sparks
MWF
11–11:50am
HISU
4910-01
Slavery and Public History
Prof. Laura Rosanne Adderley
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
MUSC
2800-01
Introduction to Music Business
Prof. Chris Finney
R
3:30pm-6:00pm
MUSC
2800-02
Introduction to Music Business
Prof. Chris Finney
T
3:30pm-6:00pm
MUSC
3340-01
History of Jazz
Prof. Jesse McBride
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
MUSC
4953-01
The Fate of Music Education
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
2:00pm-3:15pm
POLA
3272-01
Big Easy Politics
Prof. Michael Sherman
M
6:00pm-8:30pm
POLA
4120-01
Louisiana Politics
Prof. Rosalind Cook
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
SOCI
2103-01
Introduction to
Introduction to Women’s Imprisonment
TR
2:00pm-3:15pm
SOCI
6010-03
Sociology of Urban Environment
Prof. Christopher Oliver
W
3:00pm-5:30pm
SOCI
6130-01
Race, Crime, and Control
Prof. Stephen Ostertag
W
3:00pm-5:50pm

Spring 2019

Huey Long, Leah Chase

New Orleans & Gulf South Spring 2019 Courses

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

Required

ANTH
3096-01 to 6096-01 to 6096-02
Oral History, Performance, and Ethnography Prof. Nicholas Spitzer T
3:30-6:00pm

Electives

ARCH
3764-01 to 6764-01
NOLA Geography for Architects
Prof. Richard Campanella
T
3:30-6:15pm
AFRS
2000-01
Intro to Africana Studies
Prof. Christopher Dunn
TR
11:00am-12:15pm
AFRS
4810-01
Prison Reform Africana Studies
Prof. Nghana Lewis
MW
4:30-5:45pm
ANTH
3092-01
Anthropology of Race
Prof. Sabia McCoy-Torres
R
3:30-6:00pm
ANTH
3094-01
Climate Change, Human Evolution
Prof. Grant McCall
MWF
2:00-2:50pm
ANTH
4930-01 to 7930-01
Languages of Louisiana
Prof. Nathalie Dajko
R
3:00-5:30pm
APMS
2184-01
Big Jazz Band
Prof. James Markway
T
3:00-4:30pm
COMM
2350-01
Media and Criminal Justice
Prof. Betsy Weiss
MW
3:00-4:15pm
COMM
2820-01
Gender, Race & Class in Media
Prof. Esra Özcan
MWF
10:00-10:50am
DANC
1950-01
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Beverly Trask
MW
11:00-12:20pm
DANC
2910-01
African Dance II Prof. Auseuttua Jackson MW
5:30-6:50pm
DANC
2950-01
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Auseuttua Jackson
TR
4:30-5:50pm
DANC
2950-02
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Nicole Buckles
MW
4:00-5:20pm
Musical Cultures of the Gulf South logo
DANC
3240-01
US/Caribbean Social Dance
Prof. Beverly Trask
TR
9:30-10:45am
DANC
3950-01
Jazz Dance III
Prof. Nicole Buckles
MW
5:30-6:50pm
DANC
4950-01
Jazz Dance IV
Prof. Nicole Buckles
MW
5:30-6:50pm
EENS
2070-01
Weather and Climate
Prof. George Flowers
TR
9:30-10:45am
ENLS
2730-01
Intro to African American Literature
Prof. Nghana Lewis
MW
3:00-4:15pm
ENLS
3620-01
Creative Writing: Journalism
Prof. Michael Luke
W
5:00-7:30pm
ENLS
3620-02
Workshop Creative Writing
Prof. Constance Adler
R
3:30-5:55pm
EVST
3930-01
Urban Gardening
Prof. Keith Silverman
TR
11:00-12:15pm
EVST
4410-01 to 4410-02
Seminar in Environmental Studies Prof. Christopher Oliver R
3:30-6:00pm
ECON
3420-01
Economic History of the U.S
Prof. Johnathan Pritchett
TR
9:30-10:45am
HISL
3200-01
History of Voodoo
Prof. Laura Adderley
M
12:15-2:45pm
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.
HISU
1800-01
Early New Orleans
Prof. Mary Magdalene Donovan
MWF
2:00-2:50pm
HISU
2620-01
The New South: 1865-Present
Prof. Randy Sparks
MWF
11:00-11:50am
HISU
2700-01
Modern Afro- American History
Prof. Laura Adderley
MWF
9:00-9:50am
HISU
6270-02
American Disasters
Prof. Andrew Horowitz
T
12:30-3:00pm
HISU
6560-01
The Rise and Fall of the Plantation South
Prof. Randy Sparks
M
3:00-5:30pm
LOUS
2910-01
NOLA at 300: History & Myth
Prof. Terrence Fitzmorris
T
6:00-8:40pm
LOUS
3035-01
Huey Long in Literature & Film
Prof. Terrence Fitzmorris
W
6:00-8:40pm
MUSC
1890-01
Jazz Theory
Prof. Ashlin Parker
TR
2:00-3:15pm
MUSC
1900-01
Music in New Orleans
Prof. William Buckingham
TR
9:30-10:45am
MUSC
2290-01
History of American Popular Music
Prof. Jane Mathieu
MWF
1:00-1:50pm
MUSC
3340-01
History of Jazz
Prof. Ashlin Parker
TR
2:00-3:15pm
MUSC
3360-01
The Latin Tinge
Prof. Daniel Sharp
TR
11:00am-12:15pm
MCGS
4950-01
Music & Money in the Gulf South
Prof. TBA
TBA
POLA
3272-01
Big Easy Politics
Prof. Michael Sherman
M
6:00-8:30pm
POLA
3280-01
Southern Politics
Prof. Rosalind Cook
MWF
12:00-12:50pm
SOCI
1300-01
Criminology
Prof. Stephen Ostertag
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
SOCI
2103-01
Intro to Women’s Imprisonment
Prof. Annie Freitas
TR
2:00-3:15pm

Fall 2018

Jean Lafitte and Stephanie Gregory Clifford

New Orleans & Gulf South Fall 2018 Courses

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 Prof. Daniel Sharp, with Profs. John Bardes, Richard Campanella, and Beverly Trask. TR
9:30–10:45am
ANTH
3096-01, 6095-01
Oral History, Performance, and Ethnography
Prof. Nick Spitzer
T
3:30–6pm

Electives

ANTH
3092-01, 7092-01
Race and Migration
Prof. Sabia McCoy-Torres
Tr
12:30–1:45pm
ANTH
3360-01, 7360-01
Anthropology of Cities
Prof. Allison Truitt
MWF
10:00–10:50am
APMS
2184-01
Big Jazz Band
Prof. Jesse McBride
T
4:00pm–5:30pm
CHEM
2500-01
Environmental Chemistry
Prof. Russell Schemhl
MWF
9:00am–9:50am
COMM
2350-01
Media & Criminal Justice
Prof. Betsy Weiss
MW
3:00pm–4:15pm
COMM
3440-01
Critical Race Theory
Prof. Mohan Ambikaipaker
TR
9:30am–10:45am
DANC
1910-01
African Dance I
Prof. Ausettua Jackson
MW
5:30–6:50pm
DANC
1950-01
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Beverley Trask
MW
11:00–12:20pm
DANC
2950-03
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
4:00–5:20pm
DANC
2950-01
Jazz Dance II Prof. Ausettua Jackson TR
4:30–5:50pm
DANC
3950-01
Jazz Dance III Prof. Nicole Buckels MW
5:30–6:50pm
Musical Cultures of the Gulf South logo
DANC
4950-01
Jazz Dance IV
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
5:30–6:50pm
EBIO
3180-01
Plants and Humans Affairs
Prof. Dorothy Cheruiyot
M
1:00–3:50pm
EENS
2070-01
Weather and Climate
Prof. George Flowers
TR
9:30am–10:45am
EENS
3600-01
Science of Climate Change
Prof. Jeffrey Sigler
MWF
10:00am–10:50am
EENS
3650-01
Marine Environmental Biology
Prof. Mead Allison
TR
2:00pm–3:45pm
ENLS
3620-01
Workshop Creative Writing
Prof. Michael Luke
W
5:00pm–7:30pm
ENLS
4010-01
Hauntology and Southern Gothic
Prof. Nathan Halverson
MWF
2:00pm–2:50pm
ENLS
4100-01
African Migration and Film Prof. Z’etoile Imma MWF
11:00am–12:15pm
ENLS
4440-01
African American Literature: Gender and Violence
Professor TBD
TR
9:30–10:45am
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.
EVST
3930-01
EVST of the Gulf South
Prof. Monica Barra
TR
11:00am-12:15pm
EVST
4410-01
Seminar Environmental Studies
Prof. Christopher Oliver
R
3:30pm-6:00pm
FREN
6085-01
Pidgens and Creoles
Prof. Thomas Klingler
W
3:00pm–5:30pm
HISU
2610-01
The Old South
Prof. Randy J. Sparks
MWF
11–11:50am
HISU
2670-01
U.S. Environmental History
Prof. Andrew Horowitz
MWF
12:00pm–12:50pm
HISU
2690-01
Intro. to Afro-American History
Prof. Rosanne Adderley
MWF
9:00am–9:50am
HISU
2910-01
The Bloodiest War
Prof. Randy Gilpin
TR
9:30am–10:45am
HISL
6750-01
Africans in the Americas
Prof. Laura Adderley
M
3:00–5:30pm
HISL
6750-01
Intro to African American History
Prof. Laura Adderley
MWF
9:00–9:50am
MUSC
3340-01
History of Jazz
Prof. Courtney Bryan
TR
12:30–1:45pm
MUSC
3340-02
History of Jazz
Prof. David Kunian
W
6:00–8:40pm
MUSC
6340-01
Seminar in Jazz
Prof. Courtney Bryan
TBD
POLA
3272-01
Big Easy Politics
Prof. Michael Sherman
M
6:00–8:30pm
POLA
4120-01
Louisiana Politics
Prof. Rosalind Cook
MWF
10:00–10:50am
SOCI
6130-01
Race, Crime, and Control
Prof. Stephen Ostertag
W
3:00pm–5:50pm

Spring 2018

New Orleans & Gulf South Spring 2018 Courses

Explore the interdisciplinary Musical Cultures of the Gulf South (MCGS) coordinate major! Visit liberalarts.tulane.edu/programs/nocgs/mcgs-coordinate-major and contact gulfsouth@tulane.edu for more information.
ANTH
3395-01, 6395-01
Cultures of New Orleans and French Louisiana Prof. Nick Spitzer W
3:00pm–5:30pm
AFRS
2000-01
Introduction to Africana Studies
Prof. Nghana Lewis
MWF
2pm–2:50pm
AHST
6464-01
NOLA Geography for Architects
Prof. Richard Campanella
T
3:30pm–6:15pm
APMS
2184-01
Big Jazz Band
Prof. Jesse McBride
T
4:00pm–5:30pm
ARHS
3915-81
Traditions in Louisiana Art
Prof. Claudia Kheel
W
6:00pm–8:40pm
CIRC
3600-01 to 3600-06
Environmental Perspectives: An Interdisciplinary Approach
Prof. Michelle Foa
MWF
3pm–3:50pm
COMM
2350-01
Media and Criminal Justice
Prof. Betsy Weiss
TBD
COMM
4820-01
Beyond Neutral Ground
Prof. Vicki Mayer and Prof. Rebecca Mark
M
2:00pm–4:30pm
CSAH
3910-18
Louisiana and Southern Photography
Prof. Claudia Kheel
R
6pm–8:40pm
CSAN
2910-01
Louisiana Archaeology
Prof. David Watt
M
6pm–9pm
CSAN
3250-10
Historic Anthropology of New Orleans
Prof. Dave Davis
Online Course
DANC
1950-01
Jazz Dance I Prof. Beverly Trask MW
11am–12:20pm
DANC
1950-02
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Jarrell Hamilton
TR
2pm–3:20pm
Musical Cultures of the Gulf South logo
DANC
1950-03
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Jarrell Hamilton
TR
9:30am–10:50am
DANC
2950-01
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Ausettua Jackson
TR
4:30pm–5:50pm
DANC
2950-02
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
4pm–5:20pm
DANC
3240-01
US/Caribbean Social Dance
Prof. Beverly Trask
TR
9:30-10:45am
DANC
3950-01
Jazz Dance III
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
5:30pm–6:50pm
DANC
4950-01
Jazz Dance IV
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
5:30pm–6:50pm
EBIO
6360-01
Wetlands Ecology
Prof. Timothy McClean
MW
3pm–4:15pm
ENLS
3620-01
Workshop Creative Writing
Prof. Michael Luke
W
5pm–7:30pm
FREN
4110-01, 6110-01
Field Research on French in Louisiana Prof. Thomas Klingler TR
12:30pm–1:45pm
HISU
1800-01
Early New Orleans
Prof. Emily Clark
TR
11am–12:15pm
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.
HISU
2620-01
The New South
Prof. Randy Sparks
MWF
12pm–12:50pm
HISL
7910-01
Colonial Louisiana Historiography
Prof. Kris Lane
R
12:30pm–3pm
LOUS
2790-01
Louisiana Political Culture
Prof. Stephen Hayes
M
6pm–9pm
MCGS
4950-01
Music & Money in the Gulf South
Prof. Alison Fensterstock
TR
2pm–3:30pm
MUSC
1530-01
Jazz Theory
Prof. Courtney Bryan
TR
2pm–3:15pm
MUSC
1900-01
Music in New Orleans
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
9:30am–10:45am
MUSC
3340-05
History of Jazz
Prof. David Kunian
M
6:00pm–9:00pm
MUSC
7060-01
Musical Cultures —New Orleans
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
W
2pm–5pm
POLA
3280-01
Southern Politics
Prof. Rosalind Cook
MWF
10am–10:50am
PRST
6621-01
History of New Orleans Architecture
Prof. Robert Cangelosi
M
5:30pm–8:30pm
TIDE
1005-01
Mardi Gras: Greatest Free Show
Prof. Brian Brox
M
12pm–1:15pm
TIDE
1030-01
Music and Culture of New Orleans
Prof. Beverly Trask
W
4pm–5:15pm
TIDE
1070-01
Myth and Reality of New Orleans Food and Drink
Prof. Amy George-Hirons
R
5pm–6:15pm

Fall 2017

Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville and Big Freedia

“From Bienville to Big Freedia” New Orleans & Gulf South Fall 2017 Courses

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.
MCGS
2000
Introduction to Musical Cultures of the Gulf South
(MCGS Requirement)
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
MWF
10-10:50am
MCGS
4560
MCGS Service Learning Internship
Departmental Approval Required
TBD
MCGS
4920-01
Independent Study
Departmental Approval Required
TBD
MCGS
4950-01
Food, Migration, and Culture
Prof. Sarah Fouts
TR
2-3:15pm
AFRS
2000-01
Introduction to Africana Studies
Prof. Christopher Dunn
TR
11am-12:15pm
AHST
3131-01
Urban Geography & New Orleans Case Study
Prof. Richard Campanella
T
3:30-6:15pm
ANTH
3094-01
Creoles and Creolization
Prof. Nicholas Spitzer
T
3:30-6:00pm
ANTH
6094-01
Creoles and Creolization
Prof. Nicholas Spitzer
T
3:30-6:00pm
COMM
2810-01
Media & Criminal Justice
Prof. Betsy Weiss
MW
3-4:15pm
DANC
1910-01
African Dance
Prof. Ausettua Jackson
MW
5:30-6:50pm
DANC
1950-01
Jazz Dance 1
Prof. Beverly Trask
MW
11am-12:20pm
DANC
1950-02
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Jarrell Hamilton
TR
9:30-10:45am
DANC
1950-03
Jazz Dance I
Prof. Jarrell Hamilton
MW
2-3:20pm
DANC
2950-01
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Ausettua Jackson
TR
4:30-5:50pm
DANC
2950-02
Jazz Dance II
Prof. Nicole Buckels
TR
5:30-6:50pm
DANC
3950-01
Jazz Dance III
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
4-5:20pm
DANC
4950-01
Jazz Dance IV
Prof. Nicole Buckels
MW
4-5:20pm
Musical Cultures of the Gulf South logo
ECON
4970-01
Economics of Slavery
Prof. Jonathan Pritchett
TR
3:30-4:45pm
ECON
6970-01
Economics of Slavery
Prof. Jonathan Pritchett
TR
3:30-4:45pm
EIBO
2100-01
Marine Biology
Prof. Timothy McClean
TR
9:30-10:45am
EENS
4040-01
Coastal Marine Biology
Prof. Allison Mead
TR
11am-12:15pm
ENLS
3620-02
Workshop Creative Writing
Prof. Michael Luke
W
5-7:30pm
ENLS
4030-01
Literary New Orleans
Prof. Thomas Johnson
MWF
11-11:50am
ENLS
4360-01
Antebellum American Literature
Prof. Edward White
TR
9:30-10:45am
ENLS
4420-01
Southern Literature
Prof. Rebecca Mark
TR
12:30-1:45pm
ENLS
4440-01
African-American Literature Issues
Prof. Nghana Lewis
MWF
2-2:50pm
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.
HISU
1420-01
U.S. History 1865 to The Present
Prof. Anna Leonards
MWF
9-9:50am
HISU
1800-01
Early New Orleans
Prof. Emily Clark
MWF
10-10:50am
HISU
2610-01
The Old South
Prof. Randy Sparks
MWF
11-11:50am
HISU
2891-11
Service Learning HISU 2610
Prof. Randy Sparks
M
3-5:30pm
HISU
2910-01
The Bloodiest War
Prof. Robert Gilpin
TR
11am-12:15pm
HISU
3000-01
Historical Methods HISU 3910
Prof. Laura Adderley
F
2-2:50pm
HISU
3910-01
Slave Rebellions
Prof. Laura Adderley
M
12:15-2:45pm
HISB
4250-01
The Atlantic Slave Trade
Prof. Laura Adderley
MWF
9-9:50am
HISU
6950-01
Rise and Fall of the Plantation South
TBA
M
3-5:30pm
HISU
7620-01
Atlantic World Historiography
Prof. Emily Clark
M
12:15-2:45pm
LOUS
2800-01
Nola Political Culture
Prof. Stephen Hayes
M
6-8:40pm
LOUS
2900-01
Hidden New Orleans
Prof. Terrence Fitzmorris
TR
4-5:15pm
MUSC
3340-01
History of Jazz
Prof. Courtney Bryan
TR
12:30-1:45pm
MUSC
3440-01
Black Music Black Lives
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TR
2-3:15pm
MUSC
3890-01
Service Learning MUSC 3440
Prof. Matt Sakakeeny
TBD
POLA
3272-01
Big Easy Politics
TBD
T
6-8:30pm
POLA
4120-01
Louisiana Politics
Prof. Rosalind Cook
MWF
10-10:50am