X-listing suggests a treatment of “the Catholic,” in the broadest of senses, in some substantive way, not that Catholicism is the exclusive or primary focus of a course.
Unless they have a CATH course prefix, the following courses are developed within other units across the university and are “x-listed” as Catholic Studies. The program director is responsible for determining the suitability of courses for x-listing, but the instructors of record and their departments/units are responsible for managing the content and operations of the courses themselves. A student may apply an x-listed class to the Catholic Studies minor.
X-listed courses can also be found on MyAccess: select ALL subjects; and under attribute type, find and select “X-List: CATH.” Click “search,” and all x-listed courses should appear.
HIST 2410 Europe After Rome (Newfield) HIST 2412 History-Legend in Med Britain (Cruz) HIST 2422 The French Empire since 1600 (Cross) HIST 3414 Film & The French Revolution (Collins, J) HIST 3509 Eternal City: A History of Rome (Astarita)
INAF/JCIV 1756 US Catholics, Hitler & Holocaust (Brown) INAF/JCIV 1761 Theo Implications of Holocaust (Soltes) INAF/JCIV 1766 Interfaith Marriage in Lit/Film (Orr) INAF/JCIV 2761 Arguing with God: Bible as Lit (Orr)
THEO 2200 Intro to Catholic Theology (Hentz) THEO 2211 Cath Ritual/Spirituality/Justi (Koester) THEO 2244 Irish Theo & Spirituality (TBA) THEO 2832 Francis, Cath Soc Tht & Pub Lif (Daniels) THEO 2835 Justice & Consumer Culture (Danner-McDonalds) THEO 2840 Theologies of Social Justice (Werpehowski) THEO 2850 Relig, Politics, Common Good (Heck) THEO 2860 Relig, Ethics, Int Affairs (Hollenback) THEO 3230 Christian Mysticism (TBA) THEO 3231 Mystics, Prophets, Heretics (Cho) THEO 3722 Liberation Theologies in USA (TBA) THEO 4840 Animal Ethics (Steck)