• CLAS 261:  Heroes of the Middle Ages. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• HIST 235: The Medieval World. Jennifer Davis. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• HIST 316: England after the Black Death. L.R. Poos. MW 11:10-12:25.
• HIST 330B: The Crusades: Holy War and Jihad. Jennifer Paxton. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• HSHU 101:  Jesus to Mohammad. Thomas Clemmons. TuTh 9:40-10:55. {for Honors Students only}.

• POL 359: Ancient and Medieval Political Thought. David Walsh. Tu 2:10-4:40.

• ART 211:  History of Art I: Prehistory to Middle Ages. Justin Mann.  TuTh 12:40-1:55.
• ART 335: Global Medieval Art: Artistic Capitals and Exchange. Tiffany L. Hunt. MW 12:40-1:55.
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I. Megan Murton. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• ENG 355:  Medieval Monsters. Lilla Kopár. MW 3:40-4:55.
• MUS 325: History of Music I. Andrew Weaver. TuTh 11:10-12:25.

• LAT 461 Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30.

• CLAS 572: The Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. William E. Klingshirn. TuTh 2:10-3:25.*
• HIST 694: Medieval Islam and Eastern Christianity. Lev Weitz. M 3:40-6:10
• LAT 561/461 Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 816-01: Confessions of St. Augustine. Kevin White. M 3:40-6:10.
• SEM 531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 545: Classical Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10- 9:25.
• SEM 741: Seminar in Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 743: Reading in Garshuni Texts. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 3:40- 4:55.
• SEM 744: Seminar  in Christian Arabic Texts. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 2:10 -3:25.
• SEM 803: Basic Classical Armenian. Monica Blanchard. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• TRS 650C: Eastern Spirituality. Robin Darling Young. W 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 720A: Life and Thought of St Augustine. Thomas Clemmons. Th 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 727: Introduction to Medieval Theology. Joshua C. Benson. Tu 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 742: The Liturgical Year. Stefanos Alexopoulos. W 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 754F: The Carmelite Tradition: Beginnings to 1500. TBD. F 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 843A: Constantinople: The City and Its Liturgy. Stefanos Alexopoulos. Tu 2:10-4:40.

Undergraduate Courses

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 309: The Rise of Islam. Lev Weitz. MW 2:20-3:25. 
• HIST 312: Medieval Japan. L.R. Poos. TuTh 12.40-1:55. 
• HIST 340A/639A: Mapping History. L.R. Poos. Th 5:10-7:40.
• HIST 410: Seminar: Persecution and Tolerance in the Medieval Mediterranean. Lev Weitz. Tu 2:10:4:40. {Dept. approval required}. 
• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. TBA. TuTh 12:40-1:55. {For Honors students only}. 

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 354.01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Kevin White. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 354.02: History of Medieval Philosophy. Kevin White. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 356: Metaphysics II [Thomas Aquinas]. Gregory Doolan. MW 2:10–3:25.
• TRS 367: Theology of the Patristic Period. TBA. TuTh 3:40-4:55. 

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ATH 108: Introduction to Archaeology. Laura Masur. MW 11:10-12:25. 
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Lilla Kopár. WF 11:10-12:25. 
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25. 

Approved Electives

• HSPH 204: Ultimate Questions. Herbert Hartmann. TR 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 242/542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 532: Introduction to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30.

Graduate Courses

• ENG 754: Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales. Megan Murton. M 12:40-3:10. 
• HIST 610: Medieval Civilization II: Historiographical Problems. Katherine L. Jansen. Tu 3:40-6:10.
• HIST 639A: Mapping History. L.R. Poos. Th 5:10-7:40. 
• LAT 705: Patristic Seminar: Prudentius. William McCarthy. MWF 5:10-6:00.
• PHIL 602: History of Medieval Philosophy. Kevin White. TuTh 9:40-10:55. 
• PHIL 703: Dante and Philosophy. Kevin White. Th 4:20-6:20. 
• PHIL 766: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas II. Msgr. John Wippel. Th 10:00-12:00.
• SEM 532: Introduction to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30. 
• SEM 542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30. 
• SEM 632: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10-12:25. 
• SEM 652: Readings in Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. TuTh 11:10-12:25. 
• TRS 666: Theology of God. Nicholas Lombardo. WF 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 721E: Survey of Latin Patristics II [6^th to 8^th c.]. Thomas Clemmons. Tu 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 735B: Aquinas on the Formation in Virtue. D. Elliot. Tu 12:40-3:10.
• TRS 748: Rational Worship? An Analysis of Byzantine Liturgy. Peter Galadza. WF 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 843A: Constantinople: The City and Its Liturgy. Stefanos Alexopoulos. W 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 867D: Aquinas on the Incarnation and Passion of Christ. William Loewe. Thu 2:10-4:40.

Undergraduate Courses

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 235: The Medieval World. Katherine L. Jansen. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• HIST 315: The Fall of Rome. Jennifer Davis. MW 2:10-3:25.
• HIST 322: Tudor England: Tyrants and Vagabonds. L.R. Poos. MW 12:40-1:55.
• HIST 380A: Medieval Ireland to 1607. Jennifer Paxton. MWF 3:40-4:30
• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad. Thomas Clemmons. TuTh 9:40-10:55. {For UHP students only}.

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 354.01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Kevin White. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 354.02: History of Medieval Philosophy. Kevin White. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 356: Metaphysics II [Thomas Aquinas]. Gregory Doolan. MW 2:10–3:25.
• TRS 367: Theology of the Patristic Period. TBA. TuTh 3:40-4:55. 

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ATH 108: Introduction to Archaeology. Laura Masur. MW 11:10-12:25. 
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Lilla Kopár. WF 11:10-12:25. 
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25. 

• HSPH 204: Ultimate Questions. Herbert Hartmann. TR 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 242/542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 532: Introduction to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30.

Graduate Courses

• ENG 754: Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales. Megan Murton. M 12:40-3:10. 
• HIST 610: Medieval Civilization II: Historiographical Problems. Katherine L. Jansen. Tu 3:40-6:10.
• HIST 639A: Mapping History. L.R. Poos. Th 5:10-7:40. 
• LAT 705: Patristic Seminar: Prudentius. William McCarthy. MWF 5:10-6:00.
• PHIL 602: History of Medieval Philosophy. Kevin White. TuTh 9:40-10:55. 
• PHIL 703: Dante and Philosophy. Kevin White. Th 4:20-6:20. 
• PHIL 766: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas II. Msgr. John Wippel. Th 10:00-12:00.
• SEM 532: Introduction to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30. 
• SEM 542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30. 
• SEM 632: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10-12:25. 
• SEM 652: Readings in Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. TuTh 11:10-12:25. 
• TRS 666: Theology of God. Nicholas Lombardo. WF 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 721E: Survey of Latin Patristics II [6^th to 8^th c.]. Thomas Clemmons. Tu 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 735B: Aquinas on the Formation in Virtue. D. Elliot. Tu 12:40-3:10.
• TRS 748: Rational Worship? An Analysis of Byzantine Liturgy. Peter Galadza. WF 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 843A: Constantinople: The City and Its Liturgy. Stefanos Alexopoulos. W 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 867D: Aquinas on the Incarnation and Passion of Christ. William Loewe. Thu 2:10-4:40.

Undergraduate Courses

(A) History and Social Structures

• CLAS 572: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. William Klingshirn. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• HIST 235: The Medieval World.  Katherine L. Jansen. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• HIST 330B: The Crusades: Holy War and Jihad. Jennifer Paxton. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World. Thomas Clemmons. TuTh 9:40-10:55. {For Honors students only}.

(B) Thought and Worship

• TRS 270: Lives of the Saints. Joshua Benson. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 290: World Religions. W. Valkenberg. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• TRS 344: Spiritualities and Liturgies of the Eastern Churches. Fr. Stefanos Alexopoulos. MW 2:10-3:25.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ENG 312: Norse Mythology. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I. Megan Murton. MW 2:10-3:25.
• MUS 325: History of Music I. Andy Weaver. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TBA.

Approved Electives

• LAT 461/561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 515: Before Printing: The Establishment and Transmission of Ancient and Medieval Philosophical Texts. Therese Druart. Sept. 7-10, 12:00-2:00. [1 credit]
• SEM 541: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.

Graduate Courses

• CLAS 572: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. William Klingshirn. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• ENG 621: History of the English Language. Lilla Kopár. Tu 2:10-4:40.
• HIST 847/LAT 751: Latin Sources of Late Medieval History (Diplomatics).  L.R. Poos. Tu 5:10-7:40.
• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 515: Before Printing: The Establishment and Transmission of Ancient and Medieval Philosophical Texts. Therese Druart. Sept. 7-10, 12:00-2:00. [1 credit] 
• PHIL 881: Aquinas on the Divine Ideas. Gregory T. Doolan. F 12:00–2:00.
• SEM 541: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia.  TBA.
• SEM 631: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• SEM 651: Readings in Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• SEM 743: Seminar in Garshuni Texts. Shawqi Talia. TBA.
• SEM 751: Old South Arabian. Aaron Butts. ThTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 622/TRS 722A: Ancient and Medieval Church History. Susan Wessel. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 720D: Augustine: The Confessions. Thomas Clemmons. Tu 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 727C: Bonaventure, Parisian Master: Context, Texts, Interpretation. Joshua Benson. Th 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 742A: The Liturgical Year. Fr. Stefanos Alexopoulos. W 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 754F: The Carmelite Tradition: Beginnings to 1500. S. Payne. F 9:40-12:10.

Undergraduate Courses

(A) History and Social Structures 

• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. Carol Anderson. TuTh 12:40-1:55. {For Honors students only}.
• HIST 309: The Rise of Islam. Lev Weitz. MW 3:40-4:55.
• HIST 323: The Renaissance, 1300-1530. Nelson Minnich. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• HIST 419: Genghis Khan: World Destroyer or Civilization Builder? Lev Weitz. Tu 3:40-6:10.

(B) Thought and Worship 

• PHIL 354.01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Tobias Hoffmann. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 354.02: History of Medieval Philosophy. Tobias Hoffmann. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 356.01: Metaphysics [of St. Thomas Aquinas] II. Gregory T. Doolan. MW 12:40-1:55.
• PHIL 356.02: Metaphysics [of St. Thomas Aquinas] II. Gregory T. Doolan. MW 2:10-3:55.
• TRS 367A: Unity and Diversity: Theology in the Middle Ages. R. Keller. TuTh 9:40-10:55.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ANTH 321: Historical Archeology. Laura Masur. MW 11:10-12:25.
• ART 335/533: Art and Architecture of the Medieval World. Örgü Dalgic. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 11:10-12:25.

Appoved Electives

• SEM 532: Intro to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30 {Prerequisite: SEM 531 or equivalent}.
• SEM 242/542: Intro to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• GK 433/533: Greek Paleography. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 2:10-3:25.

Graduate Courses 

• ART 533: Art and Architecture of the Medieval World. Örgü Dalgic. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• GK 533: Greek Paleography. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• HIST 633A: The Creation of the Middle Ages by the Early Modern World. Caroline Sherman. Th 5:10-7:40.
• HIST 679: Latin Hagiography of the Later Middle Ages. Katherine L. Jansen. Tu 3:40-6:10.
• PHIL 602: History of Medieval Philosophy. Tobias Hoffmann. TuTh 9:40-10:55.             
• PHIL 763: God, World, & Soul in Classical Islamic Philosophy. Stephen Ogden. W 12:00-2:00.
• PHIL 791: The Thought of William of Ockham. Timothy Noone. M 12:00-2:00.
• SEM 532: Intro to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30. [Prerequisite: SEM 531 or equivalent]
• SEM 542/242: Intro to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547/247: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.                            
• SEM 632: Syriac Literature II. Jeremy Brown. MW 2:10-3:25. [Prerequisite: SEM 531-532 or equivalent]
• SEM 652: Readings in Ethiopic II. Jeremy Brown. MW 12:40-1:55. [Prerequisite: SEM 551 and 552 or equivalent]
• SEM 703: History of the Christian Near East. Janet Timbie & Jeremy Brown. MW 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 620: Introduction to Patristic Theology. Robin Darling Young. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 727G: Medieval Exegesis. Joshua Benson. Th 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 744 : Eucharist: A Liturgical Theology. Michael Witczak. F 9:40-12:10.

Undergraduate Courses

(A) History and Social Structures 

• HIST 235: Medieval World. Katherine L. Jansen. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• HIST 330B: The Crusades: Holy War & Jihad. Jennifer Paxton. MW 3:40-4:55.
• HIST 340A: Mapping History. L.R. Poos. M 5:10-7:40.
• HIST 418: The Year 1000. Jennifer Davis. Th 3:40-6:10. {Open to History Majors/Minors only}.

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 335: Islamic Political Philosophy. Stephen Ogden. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• TRS 240: Christian Liturgy Prayer Sacrament. Kevin Fritts. TuTh 11:10-12:25.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 211: History of Art: Pre-History to the Middle Ages. Heather N. Turnbow. MW 9:40-10:55.
• ENG 355: Medieval Monsters. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I: The Canterbury Tales. Megan Murton. MW 12:40-1:55. 

Appoved Electives

• LAT 461: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• LAT 476: Roman Philosophical Works: Cicero, De Diviatione. William Klingshirn. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 545: Arabic Literature I. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.

Graduate Courses

• ENG 501: Introduction to Old English. Lilla Kopár. Th 11:10-1:40.
• GR 590: Byzantine Greek Literature. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• GR 655: Survey of Greek Literature. William J. McCarthy. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• GR 705: Greek Patristic Seminar. William J. McCarthy. MWF 5:10-6:00.
• HIST 639A: Mapping History. L.R. Poos. M 5:10-7:40.
• HIST 640: Late Medieval England. L.R. Poos Th 5:10-7:40.
• HIST 823A: History Writing in the Early Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis. T 3:40-6:10. {Reading knowledge of Latin required}.
• LAT 511: Latin Prose Composition. John Petruccione. MWF 3:40-4:30.
• LAT 561: Medieval Latin. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• LAT 576: Roman Philosophical Works: Cicero, De Diviatione. William Klingshirn. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 635: Islamic Political Philosophy. Steve Ogden. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• PHIL 754: The Problem of Evil in Neoplatonic Philosophy. Matthias Vorwerk. W 12:00-2:00.
• PHIL 765: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas I. Msgr. John Wippel. Th 2:10-4:10.
• PHIL 921: Aquinas on the Categories of Being. TBA. Th 4:20-6:20.
• SEM 631: Syriac Literature I. Jeremy Brown. MW 2:10-3:25. {Prereq. SEM 531, SEM 532 or equivalent}.
• SEM 651: Readings in Classical Ethiopic I. Jeremy Brown. MW 9:40-10:55. {Prereq. SEM 551 and 552 or equivalent}.
• SEM 753: Seminar in Classical Ethiopic. Jeremy Brown. MW 11:10-12:25. {Prereq. SEM 651 and 652 or equivalent}.
• TRS 650C: Eastern Spirituality. Robin D. Young. W 9:40-12:10. 
• TRS 747A: Liturgical Cult of the Saints. Michael Witczak. Tu 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 846: Liturgical Celebration of the Word of God. Michael Witczak. Th 2:10-4:40.

Undergraduate Courses

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 309: The Rise of Islam. Lev Weitz. WF 2:10-3:25.
• HIST 315: The Fall of Rome. Jennifer Davis. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. Jennifer Davis. TuTh 2:10-3:25. {For Honors students only}.

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 354.01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Stephen Ogden. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 354.02: History of Medieval Philosophy. Stephen Ogden. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 356.01: Metaphysics II. Tobias Hoffmann. MW 12:40-1:55.
• PHIL 356.02: Metaphysics II. Tobias Hoffmann. MW 2:10-3:25.
• TRS 329: Martyrdom in the Christian Traditions: Antiquity to the Present. Robin Darling Young. TuTh 2:10-3:25.

 (C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 310/CLAS 319: Introduction to Early Christian Art and Archeology. Heather Turnbow. MW 11:10-12:25.
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Megan Murton. TuTh 9:40-10:55.

Approved Electives

• LAT 104B: Augustine and Aquinas. John Petruccione. MWF 3:40-4:30.
• SEM 247: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 546: Arabic Literature II. Shawki Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.

Graduate Courses

• ENG 742: Religion and Literature in Late-Medieval England. Megan Murton. Th 2:10-4:40.
• GR 645: History of the Greek Language. William McCarthy. MWF 3:40-4:30.
• HIST 610: Medieval Civilization II. Katherine L. Jansen. M 3:40-6:10.
• HIST 612A: Archaeology for the Medieval Historian. Jennifer Davis. Th3:40-6:10.
• HIST 615H: Medieval English Law. L.R. Poos. M 6:40-9:10.
• HIST 694: Medieval Islam and Eastern Christianity. Lev Weitz. F 11:10-1:40.
• LAT 504B: Augustine and Aquinas. John Petruccione. MWF 3:40-4:30.
• LAT 705: Patristic Seminar: commentary on Latin Hymnody. Sr. Maria Kiely. MF 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 602: History of Medieval Philosophy. Stephen Ogden. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 747: Plotinus. Matthias Vorwerk. W 12:00-2:00.
• PHIL 787: Avicenna, Averroes, and Aquinas on Intellect. Stephen Ogden. Tu 4:20-6:20.
• PHIL 791: The Thought of William of Ockham. Timothy Noone. M 4:20-6:20.
• PHIL 836: Thomas Aquinas on the Devine Nature (Summa contra Gentiles I). Fr. John Wippel. Th 4:20-6:20.
• SEM 546: Arabic Literature II. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 642: Syriac Literature. Jeremy Brown. MW 2:10-3:25.
• SEM 782: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 12:40-1:55.
• SEM 804: Readings in Classical Armenian. Monica Blanchard. TuTh 5:10-6:25.
• TRS 620.01: Intro to Patristic Theology. Thomas Clemmons. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• TRS 620.02: Intro to Patristic Theology. Thomas Clemmons. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 640.1: Foundations of Litergy and Sacramental Theology. Stefanos Alexopoulos. TuTh 11:10-12:25.

Undergraduate courses:

(A) Hisory and Social Structures

• HIST 150: The Crusades. Jennifer Paxton. MW 3:40-4:55.
• HIST 235: Medieval World. Katherine L. Jansen. MWF 2:10-3:00.
• HIST 313: Charlemagne and the Birth of Europe. Jennifer Davis. MW 2:10-3:25.
• HIST 316: England after the Black Death. L.R. Poos. TuTh 12:40-1:55.
• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad. William Klingshirn. TuTh 11:10-12:25. [For Honors students only.]

(B) Thought and Worship

• TRS 220: The Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. TBA. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• TRS 324B: Mary in the History of Christianity. Robin Darling Young. TuTh 11:10-12:25.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ENG 341: Beowulf & Friends. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• ENG 321: Chaucer and His Age I. Megan Murton. WF 3:40-4:55.
• MUS 325: History or Music I. Sara Pecknold. TuTh 11:10-12:25. [Prereq. MUS 123, 124]
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.

Approved electives

• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval latin Studies. Carin Ruff. MF 12:40-1:55.
• SEM 241/SEM 541: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 531: Introduction to Classial Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30.

Graduate courses:

• ECST 600: Introduction to Early Christian Studies. William Klingshirn. Th 2:10-4:40.
• ENG 725: Readings in Medieval English Literature. Lilla Kopár. Th 11:10-1:40.
• GR 705: Patristic Seminar: Origen. William McCarthy. MWF 2:10-3:00.
• HIST 609: Medieval Civilization I: The Historiography of the Early Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis. M 3:40-6:10
• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Carin Ruff. MF 12:40-1:55.
• PHIL 760: Duns Scotus's Ethics. Tobias Hoffmann. Tu 6:30-8:30.
• PHIL 816: Confessions of St. Augustine. Kevin White. M 6:30-8:30.
• PHIL 842: Thomas Aquinas Speaks of God. Msgr. John Wippel. Th 4:20-6:20.
• SEM 531: Introduction to Classical Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 541/SEM 241: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 743: Seminar in Garshuni Texts (Christian Arabic in Syriac script). Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 803: Basic Classical Armenian. Monica Blanchard. TuTh 5:10-6:25.
• TRS 622/TRS 722A: Ancient and Medieval Church History. Susan Wessel. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 743E: Liturgies of Christian Marriage. Michael Witczak. M 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 846: Liturgies of Death and Dying. Michael Witczak. W 9:40-12:10.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 496B: Senior Seminar. TBA.

(A) History and Social Structures

• CLAS 472/ECST 472: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. William Klingshirn. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• HIST 217/ENG 317: The Vikings. Jennifer Davis & Lilla Kopár. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• HIST 318A: Rome in the Age of Dante. Katherine L. Jansen. Th 9:00-12:00. (Taught at CUA Rome Campus)
• HIST 318B: Renaissance Rome. Katherine L. Jansen. W 4:00-7:00. (Taught at CUA Rome Campus)
• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. Jennifer Davis. TuTh 3:40-4:55. (Honors students only)

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 354.01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Tobias Hoffmann. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 354.02: History of Medieval Philosophy. Tobias Hoffmann. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 356.01: Metaphysics II (Aquinas). Gregory Doolan. MW 12:40-1:55.
• PHIL 356.02: Metaphysics II (Aquinas). Gregory Doolan. MW 2:10-3:25.
• TRS 240: Christian Prayer, Liturgy and Sacraments. Stefanos Alexopoulos. TuTh 3:40-4:55.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ENG 232: Chaucer and His Age II. Megan Murton. WF 9:40-10:55.
• ENG 317/HIST 217: The Vikings. Jennifer Davis & Lilla Kopár. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• ENG 431: Chaucer and the Chaucer Tradition. Megan Murton. Th 2:10-4:40.
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.

Approved electives

• HIST 516: Digital Approaches to Medieval History. Laura Morreale. TuTh 12:40-1:55.
• SEM 546: Arabic Literature II. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.

Graduate courses:

• CLAS 572: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. William Klingshirn. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• HIST 516: Digital Approaches to Medieval History. Laura Morreale. TuTh 12:40-1:55.
• HIST 634: Britain 1300-1600. L.R. Poos. M 5:10-7:40.
• LAT 705: Latin Patristics: Hymnody. John Petruccione. TuTh 5:10-6:25.
• LAT 733: Latin Paleography. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• PHIL 515: Before Printing: The Establishment and Transmission of Ancient and Medieval Philosophical Texts. Thérèse Druart. Tu 10:00-12:00, every other week. (One credit only)
• PHIL 703: Dante and Philosophy. Kevin White. M 5:00-7:00.
• PHIL 766: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas II. John Wippel. Th 4:10-6:10.
• PHIL 788: Medieval Epistemology: The Thirteenth Century. Timothy Noone. W 4:20-6:20.
• PHIL 870: Avicenna's Metaphysics. Thérèse Druart. F 12:00-2:00.
• PHIL 929: Aquinas's Commentary on the Boethius's De hebdomadibus. Gregory Doolan. Tu 4:00-6:00.
• SEM 546: Arabic Literature II. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547/247: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 632: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 3:40-4:55.
• SEM 651: Ethiopic Seminar: Translations from Arabic. Aaron Butts. MW 2:10-3:25.
• SEM 733: Editing Texts: Christian Near East. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 741: Arabic Seminar. Shawqi Talia. Tu 11:10-2:00.
• TRS 640.01: Foundations of Liturgy and Sacraments. Stefanos Alexopoulos. TuTh 11:10-12:25
• TRS 640.02: Foundations of Liturgy and Sacraments. Stefanos Alexopoulos. TuTh 2:10-3:25
• TRS 744: Eucharist: A Liturgical Theology. Michael Witczak. W 12:40-3:10.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 496A: Senior Seminar. TBA.

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 235: Medieval World. Katherine L. Jansen MWF 2:10-3:00.
• HIST 322: Tudor England: Tyrants and Vagabonds. L.R. Poos. TuTh 12:40-1:55 pm.
• HIST 340A: Mapping History. L.R. Poos. Th 5:10-7:40 pm.
• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World. William Klingshirn. TuTh 2:10-3:25. [For Honors students only.]

(B) Thought and Worship

• TRS 220: Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. Susan Wessel. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• TRS 324B: Mary in the History of Christianity. Robin Darling Young. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 344: Liturgies of Eastern Churches. Stefanos Alexopoulos. M-W 11:10-12:25.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• CLAS 271: Florence and Rome at the Dawn of the Renaissance. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• ENG 312: Norse Mythology. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I (Canterbury Tales). Megan Murton. MW 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.

Approved electives

• SEM 331/531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard MWF 12:40pm-1:30pm.
• SEM 541/SEM 241: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.

Graduate courses:

• ENG 621: History of the English Language. Lilla Kopár. Tu 2:10-4:40.
• GR 705: Patristic Seminar: Origen, Contra Celsum. William McCarthy. MWF 3:40-4:30.
• HIST 639A: Mapping History. L.R. Poos. Th 5:10-7:40 pm.
• HIST 648: Constructing the Past in the First Millennium: Comparisons East and West. Antoine Borrut (UMD) and Jennifer Davis. Th 3:40-6:10. [Offered under the auspices of the First Millennium Network, this course, jointly taught by faculty from CUA and UMD, will alternate campuses.]
• HIST 679: Latin Hagiography of the Later Middle Ages. Katherine L. Jansen. Tu 2:10-4:40. [Basic knowledge of Latin required.]
• HIST 844A: Medieval Kingship. Jennifer Davis. W 9:40-12:10. [Reading knowledge of Latin required.]
• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin. Fabio Pagani. TuTh 5:10-6:25.
• PHIL 754: The Problem of Evil in Neoplatonic Philosophy. Matthias Vorwerk. F 12:00-2:00 pm.
• PHIL 759: Medieval and Contemporary Theories of Free Will. Tobias Hoffmann. W 12:00-2:00.
• PHIL 765: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas I. John Wippel. Th 4:10-6:10.
• PHIL 767: Aquinas on Infused and Acquired Virtue. Angela Knobel. Tu 10-12.
• PHIL 787: Averroes and Aquinas on the Intellect. Stephen Ogden. Th 11:50-1:50.
• SEM 331/531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 541/SEM 241: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 631: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 3:40-4:55. [Prerequisite: knowledge of Syriac.]
• SEM 651: Readings in Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. MW 2:10-3:25. [Prerequisite: knowledge of Ethiopic.]
• SEM 681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 3:40-4:30.
• SEM 743: Seminar in Garshuni Texts (Christian Arabic Texts written in Syriac script). Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 781: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• TRS 622/722A: Ancient and Medieval Church History. Susan Wessel. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 650C: Eastern Spirituality. Robin Darling Young. W 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 747A: The Cult of the Saints in Liturgical Practice. Michael Witczak. M 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 843: Constantinople: The City and Its Liturgy. Stefanos Alexopoulos. W 2:10-4:40.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 201/HIST 201/ENG 250: Medieval Pathways. Lilla Kopár, Jennifer Paxton, Justin Novotny. M 12:40-1:55 and W 12:40-3:10 [extended sessions for off-campus field trips only]
• MDST 496B: Senior Seminar. TBA.

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 312: Medieval Japan. L.R. Poos. TuTh 12:40-1:55.
• HIST 313A: Charlemagne and the Birth of Europe. Jennifer Davis. MW 3:40-4:55.
• HIST 413: Junior Seminar: Crime in England 1200-1800. L.R. Poos. Tu 3:40-6:10.
• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. Jennifer Davis. MW 2:10-3:25. (Honors students only)

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 354-01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse-Anne Druart. TuTh 9:40-10-55.
• PHIL 354-02: History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse-Anne Druart. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 220: Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. T. Deutsch. WF 2:10-3:25.
• TRS 324: Saints and Sinners: A History of the Popes. Andrew Cuff. MW 2:10-3:25.
• TRS 367: Theology of the Patristic Period. S. Owens. TuTh 9:40-10:55.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 335/533: Western Medieval Art and Architecture. E. Bevis. TuTh 5:10-6:40.
• ART 390: A World Filled with Gods: Pagan, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Art in Late Antiquity. Heather Turnbow. MW 9:40-10:55.
• CLAS 261: Heroes of the Middle Ages. Fabio Pagani. MW 5:10-6:25.
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Megan Murton. MW 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 247: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40 -1:30.

Approved electives

• SEM 242: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 552: Introduction to Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10 AM - 12:25. [prerequisite SEM 551]

Graduate courses:

• ART 533: Western Medieval Art and Architecture. E. Bevis. TuTh 5:10-6:40.
• ECST 650: History of Early Christian Thought. Philip Rousseau. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• ENG 651: Old English Poetry. Lilla Kopár. Tu 9:45-12:15.
• ENG 754: Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales. Megan Murton. W 2:10-4:40.
• HIST 610: Medieval Civilization II. Katherine L. Jansen. W 2:10-4:40.
• PHIL 602: History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse-Anne Druart. TuTh 9-40-10:55 AM.
• PHIL 795: Bonaventure and His Sources. Timothy B. Noone. Tu 5:00-7:00.
• PHIL 836. Thomas Aquinas on the Divine Nature. John Wippel. Th 2:10-4:10.
• PHIL 881: Aquinas on Divine Ideas. Gregory Doolan. Tu 2:10-4:10.
• SEM 542/242: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547/247: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40 -1:30.
• SEM 552: Introduction to Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10 AM - 12:25. [prerequisite SEM 551]
• SEM 632: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 3:40-4:55. [prerequisite SEM 631]
• SEM 682: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 3:40-4:30 (prerequisite SEM 681 or equivalent)
• SEM 703: History of the Christian Near East. Aaron Butts and Janet Timbie. MW 2:10-3:25.
• SEM 782: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TTh 3:40-4:55 (prerequisite SEM 681 or equivalent)
• TRS 640-01: Foundations of Liturgy and Sacraments. Stefanos Alexopoulos. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 640-02: Foundations of Liturgy and Sacraments. Stefanos Alexopoulos. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• TRS 724: The Writing of Church History. Susan Wessel. Tu 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 849: From Baumstark to Bell: Methods in the Study of Christian Liturgy. Nina Glibetic. Th 2:10-4:40.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 496A: Senior Seminar. TBA.

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 235: Medieval World. Katherine L. Jansen. MWF 2:10-3:00.
• HIST 309C: Muslims, Christians, and Jews in the Medieval Mediterranean. Lev Weitz. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• HIST 316: England After the Black Death. L.R. Poos. TuTh 12:40-1:55.
• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World. Aaron Butts. MW 3:40-4:55. [For Honors students only.]

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 334: Philosophy in the Islamic World. Therese Anne Druart. WF 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 220-01: Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. R. Twele. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• TRS 220-02: Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. Z. Porcu. WF 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 352: Pilgrimage in the History of the Church. Robin Darling Young. TuTh 9:40-10:55.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I. Daniel Gibbons. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• LAT 485: Augustine's Confessions. William Klingshirn. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.

Approved electives

• ENG 501: Introduction to Old English. Lilla Kopár. MW 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 241/SEM 541: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 551: Introduction to Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10 AM - 12:25.

Graduate courses:

• [ART 533: Western Medieval Art & Architecture--postposed to Spring 2018]
• ECST 610: The Material World of Early Christianity. William Klingshirn. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• ECST 715/HIST 824B: Ascetics and Healing in Late Antiquity. Philip Rousseau. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• ENG 501: Introduction to Old English. Rachel Grabowski. MW 11:10-12:25.
• HIST 609: Medieval Civilization 1: The Historiography of the Early Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis. Tu 2:10-4:40.
• HIST 640: Later Medieval England. L.R. Poos. Th 5:10-7:40.
• HIST 808A: The Carolingian Empire. Jennifer Davis. Th 2:10-4:40. [Reading knowledge of Latin required.]
• PHIL 634: Philosophy in the Islamic World. Therese Anne Druart. WF 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 816: The Confessions of St. Augustine. Kevin White. W 5:10-7:10.
• PHIL 842: Thomas Aquinas Speaks of God. Fr. John Wippel. Th 4:10-6:10.
• PHIL 881: Aquinas on Divine Ideas. Gregory Doolan. Tu 10:00-12:00.
• PHIL 905/TRS 866K: Peter Lombard. Mark Clark and Timothy Noone. W 2:10-4:40.
• SEM 541/SEM 241: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 551: Introduction to Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10 AM - 12:25.
• SEM 631: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 2:10 PM - 3:25 PM. [Prerequisite: SEM 531-532]
• SEM 681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 11:10-12.
• SEM 741: Seminar in Garshuni Texts. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 741: Seminar in Islamic and Christian Kalam. Shawqi Talia. TBA.
• SEM 781: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• TRS 622/722A: Ancient and Medieval Church History. Susan Wessel. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 641B: Eucharist. Michael Witczak. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• TRS 721B: Early Christian Exegesis. Robin Darling Young. Th 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 742A: Liturgical Year. Stefanos Alexopoulos. W 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 754D: Grace Personified: Bonaventure's Portrait of Francis of Assisi. Regis J. Armstrong. Tu 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 845: Sources of the Ordo Missae. Michael Witczak. F 9:40-12:10.

• HIST 311: The Crusades. Jennifer Paxton. TuTh 2:10-5:40.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 201/ENG 250/HIST 201: Medieval Pathways. Lilla Kopár, Jennifer Paxton, & Beth Newman Ooi. Tue 2:10-3:25 and Thu 2:10-4:40.
• MDST 496B: Senior Seminar. Lilla Kopár. TBA.

(A) History and Social Structures

• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. Katherine L. Jansen. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• HIST 309: Rise of Islam. Lev Weitz. WF 11:10-12:25.

(B) Thought and Workship

• PHIL 354-01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse Anne Druart. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 354-02 History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse Anne Druart. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 356-1: Metaphysics II (Aquinas). Gregory T. Doolan. MW 12:40-1:55.
• PHIL 356-2: Metaphysics II (Aquinas). Gregory T. Doolan. MW 2:10-3:25.
• TRS 240: Christian Liturgy, Prayer and Sacraments. Stefanos Alexopoulos. TuThu 3:40-4:55.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 311/CLAS 591: Byzantium and the West: Cultural and Artistic Exchange in Medieval Europe, C. 1000-1300. Konstantina Karterouli. TuTh 5:10-6:25.
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Megan Murton. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• ENG 355: Medieval Monsters. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10- 9:25.
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30

Approved Electives

• GR 490/GR 590: Introduction to Byzantine Greek Language and Literature. Fabio Pagani. MWF 3:40-4:30.
• LAT 562: Topics in Medieval Latin Studies. Fabio Pagani. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.

Graduate courses:

• CLAS 591: Byzantium and the West: Cultural and Artistic Exchange in Medieval Europe, C. 1000-1300. Konstantina Karterouli. TuTh 5:10-6:25.
• ECST 600: Introduction to Early Christian Studies. Philip Rousseau. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• ENG 742: Religion and Literature in Medieval England. Megan Murton. Th 5:10-7:40.
• GR 590: Introduction to Byzantine Greek Language and Literature. Fabio Pagani. MWF 3:40-4:30.
• HIST 607: Women, Sex, and Gender, 1100-1500. Katherine L. Jansen. W 2:10-4:40.
• HIST 632: Tudor England. L.R. Poos. M 5:10-7:40.
• HIST 694: Medieval Islam and Eastern Christianity. Lev Weitz. Th 5:10-7:40
• LAT 562: Topics in Medieval Latin Studies: Introduction to Latin Paleography. Fabio Pagani. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• LAT 705: Patristic Seminar: Boethius' De Consolatione Philosophiae. John Petruccione. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• PHIL 602-01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse Anne Druart. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 602-02 History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse Anne Druart. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 766: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas II. Msgr. John Wippel. Th 2:10-4:10.
• PHIL 769: Aquinas and His Contemporaries on Conscience and Prudence. Tobias Hoffmann. Tu 5:00-7:00.
• PHIL 788: Medieval Epistemology: Thirteenth Century Themes: Abstraction, Illumination, and the First Known. Timothy Noone. W 7:10-9:10.
• PHIL 899: Arabic into Latin: Influences of Arabic Texts on Medieval Latin Philosophers. Thérèse Anne Druart. W 12:00-2:00.
• PHIL 921: Aquinas on the Categories of Being. Gregory T. Doolan. Tu 10:00-12:00.
• SEM 542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10- 9:25.
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 632: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 2:10-3:25.
• SEM 682: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• SEM 733: Editing Texts: Christian Near East. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 782: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• TRS 640-01: Foundations of Liturgy and Sacraments. Stefanos Alexopoulos. MW 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 640-02: Foundations of Liturgy and Sacraments. Stefanos Alexopoulos. MW 2:10-3:25.
• TRS 744: Eucharist: A Liturgical Theology. Michael Witczak. W 12:40-3:10.
• TRS 758: The Formation of Christian Martyrdom. Robin Darling Young. W 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 846: Liturgies of Death and Dying. Michael Witczak. F 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 859B: Origen and Origenism. Robin Darling Young. M 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 870: Study of the Bible in the 12th Century. Mark Clark & Joshua Benson. W 2:10-4:40.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 496A: Senior Seminar. Lilla Kopár. TBA.

(A) History and Social Structures

• CLAS 472/572: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. William Klingshirn. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• HIST 235: Medieval World. Katherine L. Jansen. MWF 2:10-3:00.
• HIST 322: Tyrants and Vagabonds: Tudor England. L.R. Poos. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• HIST 340A/HIST 639A: Mapping History. L.R. Poos. Th 5:10-7:30.
• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World. Aaron Butts. MW 3:40-4:55. [For Honors students only.]

(B) Thought and Worship

• TRS 220-01: Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. Susan Wessel. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• TRS 220-01: Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. A. Shuyaka. WF 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 344: Introduction to Eastern Liturgies. Stefanos Alexopoulos. TuTh 11:10-12:25.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 211: History of Art: Pre-History to the Middle Ages. Konstantina Karterouli. MW 5:10-6:25PM.
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I. Megan Murton. MW 12:40-1:55.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.

Approved electives

• SEM 541: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.

Graduate courses:

• CLAS 572: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. William Klingshirn. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• ECST 769/HIST 824A: Christian Asceticism at the Dawn of the Middle Ages. Philip Rousseau. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• ENG 621: History of the English Language. Lilla Kopár. Th 2:10-4:40.
• HIST 639A: Mapping History. L.R. Poos. Th 5:10-7:30.
• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. TBA. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• PHIL 765: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas. Msgr. John Wippel. Th 2:10-4:10.
• PHIL 872: Boethius's Consolatio Philosophiae. Kevin White. Th 12:00-2:00.
• PHIL 899: Arabic into Latin: Influence of Arabic Texts on Medieval Latin Authors. Therese Druart. W 12:00-2:00.
• SEM 541: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 631: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 2:10-3:25.
• SEM 641: Readings in Islamic & Christian Arabic (topic TBA). Aaron Butts. MW 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• SEM 743: Seminar in Garshuni Texts. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 781: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• TRS 622: Ancient and Medieval Church History. Susan Wessel. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 650C: Eastern Spirituality. Robin Darling Young. M 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 743E: Liturgies of Christian Marriage. Michael Witczak. W 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 748: Byzantine Divine Liturgy. Stefanos Alexopoulos. W 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 762A/PHIL 789: Peter Abelard. Mark Clark & Timothy Noone. T 2:10-4:10.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 496B: Senior Seminar. Lilla Kopár. TBA.

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 216: Beyond the "Fall" of Rome, 400-800. Jennifer Davis and Philip Rousseau. MWF 2:10-3:00.
• HIST 309: The Rise of Islam. Lev Weitz. TuTh 12:40-1:55.
• HIST 311: The Crusades. Jennifer Paxton. MF 12:40-1:55.
• HIST 312: Medieval Japan. L.R. Poos. MW 2:10-3:25.
• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. Jennifer Davis. MW 3:40-4:55.
• SEM 503: History of the Christian Near East. Aaron Butts and Janet Timbie. MW 3:40-4:55.

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 354-01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Therese-Anne Druart. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 354-02: History of Medieval Philosophy. TBA. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 352: Pilgrimages in the History of Christianity. Robin Darling Young. TuTh 11:10-12:25.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 302/CLAS 306: Death, Art, and the Afterlife. Heather Turnbow. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• ART 311/CLAS 591: Byzantium and the West: Cultural and Artistic Exchange in Medieval Europe, c. 1000-1300. Konstantina Karterouli. MW 6:40-7:55.
• ENG 341: Beowulf and Friends. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Megan Murton. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• ITAL 240: Italy and the Renaissance. Stefania Lucamante. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 247/SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40 -1:30.

Approved electives

• SEM 242/SEM 542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. Tu Th 8:10-9:25.
• MDST 556: Readings in Medieval Archaeology. Jennifer Davis and Lilla Kopár. F 11:10-1:40. [Registration with dept. consent only. Prerequisite for Summer Archaeology Field School 2016.]

Graduate courses:

• CLAS 591: Byzantium and the West: Cultural and Artistic Exchange in Medieval Europe, c. 1000-1300. Konstantina Karterouli. MW 6:40-7:55.
• ENG 725: Readings in Medieval Literature. Megan Murton. Th 2:10-4:40.
• HIST 610: Medieval Civilization II. Katherine L. Jansen. M 3:40-6:10.
• HIST 623C: History of Libraries. Massimo Ceresa. Tu 5:10-7:30.
• HIST 642B: Interreligious Encounters in the Medieval Middle East. Lev Weitz. Tu 3:40-6:10.
• HIST 843A/ECST 782: The Roots of Medieval Morality. Philip Rousseau. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Frank Mantello. MWF 2:10-3:00.
• LAT 705: Patristic Seminar: Lived Religion in Merovingian Gaul. William Klingshirn. Th 2:10-4:40.
• MDST 556: Readings in Medieval Archaeology. Jennifer Davis and Lilla Kopár. F 11:10-1:40. [Registration with dept. consent only. Prerequisite for Summer Archaeology Field School 2016.]
• MDST 809B/HIST 809B: Strategies of Conversion in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages: Interdisciplinary Perspectives. Jennifer Davis, Lilla Kopár, and Philip Rousseau. M 9:40-12:10.
• PHIL 602: History of Medieval Philosophy. TBA. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 785: Avicenna's De anima. Therese-Anne Druart. Tu 2:10-4:10. [Some knowledge of Arabic or Latin required.]
• PHIL 791: Thought of William of Ockham. Timothy Noone. Th 5:00-7:00.
• PHIL 834: Aquinas on Justice. V. Bradley Lewis. W 7:10-9:10.
• PHIL 836: Thomas Aquinas on the Divine Nature (Summa contra Gentiles I). John F. Wippel. Th 2:10-4:10.
• PHIL 860: The Fall of the Angels: Philosophical Explanations from Augustine to Duns Scotus. Tobias Hoffmann. W 5:00-7:00.
• SEM 503/SEM 703: History of the Christian Near East. Aaron Butts and Janet Timbie. MW 3:40-4:55.
• SEM 542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40 -1:30.
• SEM 552: Introduction to Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10- 12:25. [prerequisite SEM 551]
• SEM 632: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 2:10-3:25. [prerequisite SEM 631]
• SEM 682: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• SEM 782: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TTh 3:40-4:55. [prerequisite SEM 681, 682, or equivalent]
• TRS 724: The Writing of Church History. Susan Wessel. Th 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 727B: Formation of Orthodoxy. Susan Wessel. Tu 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 727L: The Natural World and Human Nature in Early Christianity. Robin Darling Young. M 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 744: Eucharist: A Liturgical Theology. Michael Witczak. W 12:40-3:10.
• TRS 754K: Francis and Clare. Regis Armstrong. W 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 843A: Constantinople: The City and Its Liturgy. Stefanos Alexopoulos. Th 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 867D: Aquinas on the Incarnation and Passion of Christ. W. Loewe. M 9:40-12:10.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 496A: Senior Seminar. Lilla Kopár. TBA.

(A) History and Social Structures

• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World. Aaron Butts. MW 3:40-4:55. [For Honors students only.]
• CLAS 225: Ancient Warfare and Martial Arts. Tom Leoni. TuTh 5:10- 6:25.
• HIST 235: Medieval World. Katherine L. Jansen. MWF 2:10-3:25.
• HIST 308: History of Byzantium and the Creation of the Orthodox World, 500-1200. Lev Weitz. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• HIST 316: England in the Age of the Black Death. L.R. Poos. TuTh 11:10-12:25.

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 334-01: Philosophy in Islamic Lands. Therese Druart. WF 12:40-1:55.
• TRS 220-01: Church through the Ages: Paul to Luther. Susan Wessel. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• TRS 220-02: Church through the Ages: Paul to Luther. Andrew Cuff. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 220-03: Church through the Ages: Paul to Luther. M. Buszek. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• TRS 322-01: Christian Beginnings. Robin Darling Young. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• TRS 322-02: Christian Beginnings. Robin Darling Young. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 344: Liturgies of the Eastern Churches. Stefanos Alexopoulos. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• TRS 367A: Unity and Diversity: Theology in the Middle Ages. B. Smith. WF 11:10-12:25.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 335: Western Medieval Art and Architecture. Konstantina Karterouli. MW 3:40-4:55.
• ENG 312: Norse Mythology. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I. Megan Murton. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic and Islamic Literature. Shawqi Talia. 8:10-9:25.

Approved electives

• SEM 241/541: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 551: Introduction to Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10-12:25.

Graduate courses:

• CL 701/Law 507: History of Canon Law. Ken Pennington. TuTh 1:10-2:25.
• CL 702: Seminar in the Sources of the Ius commune. Ken Pennington. W 2:10-4:00.
• CLAS 705/HIST 805B: Seminar: Augustine the Letter-Writer. Philip Rousseau. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• ENG 853: Seminar: Medieval Monsters. Megan Murton. Wed 2:10-4:40.
• GR 705: Patristic Seminar. William McCarthy. MWF 6:40-7:30.
• HIST 609: Medieval Civilization I: The Historiography of the Early Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis. W 2:10-4:40.
• HIST 640: Late Medieval England. L.R. Poos. Th 5:10-7:40.
• HIST 692: Readings on Medieval Italy. Katherine L. Jansen. M 3:40-6:10.
• HIST 694B: Historiography of Medieval Islam. Lev Weitz. Tu 11:10-1:40.
• HIST 809A: Dispute Settlement in the Early Medieval World. Jennifer Davis. Tu 3:40-6:10. [Reading knowledge of Latin is required.]
• PHIL 625: Aquinas on the Virtues. Angela Knobel. W 2:10-4:10.
• PHIL 626: Aquinas's De substantiis separatis. Gregory T. Doolan. Tu 2:10-4:10.
• PHIL 634-01: Philosophy in Islamic Lands. Therese Druart. WF 12:40-1:55.
• PHIL 703: Dante and Philosophy. Kevin White. W 7:30-9:30.
• PHIL 842: Thomas Aquinas Speaks of God. John Wippel. Th 2:10-4:10.
• SEM 541: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic and Islamic Literature. Shawqi Talia. 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 551: Introduction to Classical Ethiopic. Aaron Butts. MW 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 631: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 2:10 PM - 3:25. [Prerequisite: SEM 531-532]
• SEM 681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• SEM 781: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 3:40-4:55. [Prerequisite: SEM 681, 682, or 683, or equivalent; see instructor.]
• TRS 622: Ancient and Medieval Church History. Susan Wessel. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 641B: Eucharist. Michael Witczak. TuTh 2:10-3:25. [Prerequisite: TRS 640: Introduction to Liturgy and Sacraments, or equivalent, or professor's approval.]
• TRS 727K: Franciscan Theology of the Word. Joshua Benson. W 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 742A: The Liturgical Year. Stefanos Alexopoulos. W 12:40PM-3:10.
• TRS 824: Glossa Ordinaria. Mark Clark. Tu 3:40-6:10.
• TRS 847: Celebration of the Word of God. F 9:40-11:30 [Prerequisite: TRS 740: Liturgical Sources, or equivalent, or professor's approval.]
• TRS 859C: Throne and Altar [on political theology of Christian kingship]. Robin Darling Young. M 2:10-4:40.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 201/HIST 201/ENG 250: Medieval Pathways. Jennifer Davis & Lilla Kopár. Tu 9:40-10:55 & Th 9:40-12:10.
• MDST 496B: Senior Seminar. Lilla Kopár. TBA.

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 225A: History of Ireland to 1607. Jennifer Paxton. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• HIST 302B: The Post-Roman World, 410-750. Philip Rousseau. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• HIST 309: The Rise of Islam. Lev Weitz. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. Katherine L. Jansen. TuTh 2:10-3:25. [For Honors students only.]

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 354-01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Therese Druart. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• PHIL 354-02: History of Medieval Philosophy. Therese Druart, TuTh 11:10-12:25.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 301: Splendors of Byzantium: Art and Culture of the Empire, 330-1453. TBA.
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I. Todd Lidh. MW 12:40-1:55.
• LAT 477: Early Christian Biography. Frank A.C. Mantello. MWF 3:40-4:30.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic and Islamic Literature. Shawqi Talia. 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40 -1:30.

Approved Electives:

• LAT 562: Intro Medieval Latin Studies: Documents of Land and Power. Frank A.C. Mantello. MWF 2:10-3:00.
• SEM 242/542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.

Graduate courses:

• CL 702: Sources of the Ius Commune: Research Seminar in the Manuscripts and Printed Texts. Ken Pennington. W 3:10-5:00 [Prerequisite: Elementary Latin.]
• CL 760/Law 508: Comparative European Legal History: Roman Law and the Ius commune. Ken Pennington. TuTh 1:10-2:25
• HIST 610: Medieval Civilization II. Katherine L. Jansen. Tu 3:40-6:10.
• HIST 611A: Problems in Carolingian History. Jennifer Davis. Th, 3:40-6:10.
• HIST 623B: History of the Book in the Early Modern Period. Massimo Ceresa. Th 3:40-6:10.
• HIST 6xx: Classics of Medieval History. Jennifer Davis. W, 9:40-12:10.
• HIST 804: "Late Antiquity" East and West. Philip Rousseau. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• LAT 562: Intro Medieval Latin Studies: Documents of Land and Power. Frank A.C. Mantello. MWF 2:10-3:00.
• LAT 577: Early Christian Biography. Frank A.C. Mantello.. MWF 3:40-4:30.
• LAT 733: Latin Palaeography. Frank A.C. Mantello. MWF 09:40-10:30.
• PHIL 602-01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Therese Druart, TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 766: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas. John Wippel. Th 2:10-4:10.
• PHIL 835: Aquinas on Evil. Tobias Hoffmann. W 7:30-9:30pm.
• SEM 542/242: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic and Islamic Literature. Shawqi Talia. 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547/247: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40 -1:30.
• SEM 632: Syriac Literature. Aaron Butts. MW 2:10-3:25.
• SEM 642: Readings in Islamic and Christian Arabic (Survey of Christian Arabic). Aaron Butts. MW. 3:40-4:55.
• SEM 782: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 11:10-12:25. [Prereq. SEM 681, SEM 683, or equivalent.]
• TRS 620: Introduction to Patristic Theology. Tarmo Toom. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 641C: Sacraments of Reconciliation and Anointing. Dominic Serra. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 742B: Liturgy of the Hours and Community Prayer. Dominic Serra. Tu 2:10-4:00.
• TRS 744: Eucharist: A Liturgical Theology. Michael Witczak. W 1:10-3:00.
• TRS 772: Aquinas and Bonaventure. Joshua C Benson and Nicholas E Lombardo. W 2:10PM - 4:40.
• TRS 846: Liturgies of Death and Dying. Michael Witczak. F 9:40-11:30.
• TRS 859B: Origen and Origenism. Robin Darling Young. W 9:40-12:10.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 496A: Senior Seminar. Lilla Kopár. TBD.

(A) History and Social Structures

• CLAS 572: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. William Klingshirn. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• HIST 235: Medieval World. Katherine Jansen. MWF 2:10-3:00.
• HIST 309C: Muslims, Christians and Jews in the Medieval Mediterranean. Lev Weitz. TuTh 12:40-1:55.
• HIST 323: The Renaissance, 1330-1530. Nelson Minnich. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World. William Klingshirn. TuTh 9:40-10:55. [For Honors students only.]

(B) Thought and Worship

• TRS 220-01: Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. Susan Wessel. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• TRS 220-02: Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. Mark Clark. TuTh 11:10-12:25.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 211: History or Art: Prehistory to the Middle Ages. Heather Turnbow. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• ART 358: The Cult of Saints in Medieval Europe. Heather Turnbow. WF 3:40-4:55.
• ENG 342/ENG 621: History of the English Language. Lilla Kopár. W 2:10-4:40.
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• ENG 516: Arthurian Literature. Joan Grimbert. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• SEM 545: Arabic Literature I. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.

Approved Electives:

• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Frank Mantello. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 541: Introduction to Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.

Graduate courses:

• CL 701/Law 507: History of Canon Law. Ken Pennington. Tu 10:10-11:25 and Th 1:10-2:25.
• CL 728N: Seminar: Medieval Papacy. Ken Pennington. W 3:00-5:00.
• CLAS 572: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. William Klingshirn. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• ECST 770: Theodoret of Cyrrhus: Between Two Worlds. Philip Rousseau. TTh 2:10-3:25.
• ENG 516: Arthurian Literature. Joan Grimbert. TuTh 9:40-10:55.
• ENG 621: History of the English Language. Lilla Kopár. W 2:10-4:40.
• HIST 609: Medieval Civilization 1: The Historiography of the Early Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis. Tu 3:40-5:40.
• HIST 679: Medieval Hagiography. Katherine Jansen. M 5:10-7:40. [Reading knowledge of Latin required.]
• HIST 823A: History Writing in the Early Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis. Th 3:40-5:40. [Reading knowledge of Latin required.]
• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Frank Mantello. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• PHIL 765: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas I. John Wippel. Th 2:10-4:10.
• PHIL 797: Metaphysics of John Duns Scotus. Timothy Noone. W 5:10-7:10.
• PHIL 881: Aquinas on the Divine Ideas. Gregory Doolan. Tu 2:10-4:10.
• SEM 531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 541: Introduction to Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30.
• SEM 545: Arabic Literature I. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25.
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30.
• SEM 681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• SEM 781: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 3:40-4:55.
• TRS 622: Ancient and Medieval Church History. Susan Wessel. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 641A: Christian Initiation. Michael Witczak. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• TRS 650C: Eastern Spirituality. Robin Darling Young. MW 11:10-12:25.
• TRS 727J: Theology of St. Bonaventure. Joshua Benson. M 12:40-3:10.
• TRS 747A: Cult of the Saints in Liturgical Perspective. Michael Witczak. F 9:40-11:30.
• TRS 748: Byzantine Liturgy. Stefanos Alexopoulos. W 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 755D: Spiritual Themes in Early Christianity: Ascent of the Mind. Robin Darling Young. Tu 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 761G: Aquinas on the Emotions. Nicholas Lombardo. F 9:40-12:10.
• TRS 820: Augustine in the Middle Ages: Augustine and 12th Cent. Spirituality. Mark Clark. Tu 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 835B: The Moral Theology of St. Thomas Aquinas. William Mattison. Tu 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 867D: Aquinas on the Incarnation and Passion of Christ. William Loewe. T 9:40-12:10.

Undergraduate Courses: Gateway Course for Majors and Minors:

• MBS 201/ENG 250/HIST 201: Medieval Pathways. Jennifer Davis & Lilla Kopár. W 2:10-3:25 pm, F 2:10-4:40 pm.

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 309: The Rise of Islam. Lev Weitz. TBA.
• HSHU 102: Charlemagne to Chaucer: Christian Life in the Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis. MW 11:10 am-12:25 pm. [For Honors students only.]
• SEM 503/703: History of the Christian Near East: From the Formative Period to the Age of Justinian. Janet Timbie. TuTh 9:40-10:55 am.

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 354-01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Therese A. Druart. MW 9:40-10:55 am.
• PHIL 354-02: HIstory of Medieval Philosophy. Therese A. Druart. TuTH 2:10-3:25 pm.
• TRS 356A: Francis and Clare. Joshua Benson. MW 12:40-1:55 pm.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 310/CLAS 319/ECST 519: Early Christian Art and Archaeology. Heather Turnbow. MW 5:10-6:25 pm.
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I. Todd Lidh. MWF 11:10 am-12:00 pm.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25 am.
• SEM 547/247: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30 pm.

Approved Electives

• SEM 532: Introduction to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30 pm.
• SEM 542/242: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30 am.

Graduate Courses:

• ECST 519: Early Christian Art and Archaeology. Heather Turnbow. MW 5:10-6:25 pm
• ENG 743: Texts in Context: Anglo-Saxon Poetry & Culture. Lilla Kopár. Th 2:10-4:40 pm.
• HIST 610: Medieval Civilization II. Jennifer Paxton. Tu 5:10-7:40 pm.
• HIST 612A: Archaeology for the Medieval Historian. Jennifer Davis. M 3:40-5:40 pm.
• HIST 642B: Interreligious Encounters in the Medieval Middle East. Lev Weitz. Th 5:10-7:40 pm.
• LAT 705: Latin patristic seminar: Isidore, Etymologies. John Petruccione. TuTh 05:10-06:25 pm.
• LAT 834: Textual Criticism. Frank Mantello. WF 9:40-10:30 am.
• PHIL 602: History of Medieval Philosophy. Therese A. Druart. TuTh 2:10-3:25 pm.
• PHIL 795: Augustinian Themes in Bonaventure. Timothy Noone. Th 7:30-9:30 pm.
• PHIL 836: Aquinas on the Divine Names (Summa contra Gentiles I). John Wippel. Th 2:10-4:00 p.m.
• PHIL 870: Avicenna's Metaphysics. Therese Druart. Tu 5:10-7:10 pm.
• SEM 503/703: History of the Christian Near East: From the Formative Period to the Age of Justinian. Janet Timbie. TuTh 9:40-10:55 am.
• SEM 532: Introduction to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 12:40-1:30 pm.
• SEM 542/242: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30 am.
• SEM 546: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25 am.
• SEM 547/247: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:40-1:30 pm.
• SEM 682: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 11:10 am-12:00 pm.
• SEM 782: Readings in Coptic: Shenoute of Atripe. Janet Timbie. TuTh 3:40-4:55 pm. [Open to all who have taken SEM 681, 682, or 683 (or equivalent in another program).]
• TRS 727: Introduction to Medieval Theology. Joshua Benson. F 9:40 am-12:10 pm.
• TRS 745B: Mystical Theology: Three Pivotal Texts of Bonaventure. Regis Armstrong. W 2:10-4:40 pm.
• TRS 823G: 12th Century Evangelical Awakening. Mark Clark. Tu 2:10-4:40 pm.
• TRS 843: Constantinople: The City and Its Liturgy. Stefanos Alexopoulos. Tu 9:40 am-12:10 pm.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 451: Senior Seminar (Senior Tutorial). Lilla Kopár. TBD

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 235: Medieval World. Jennifer R. Davis. MWF 11:10-12
• HIST 309: Rise of Islam. Lev Weitz. TuTh 12:40-1:55
• HIST 311A: Medieval Warfare and Knighthood. Federico Canaccini. MW 5:10-6:25
• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World. [For Honors students only.]

(B) Thought and Worship

• TRS 220.01: Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. Susan Wessel. TuTh 9:40-10:55
• TRS 220.02: Church Through the Ages: Paul to Luther. Mark Clark. TuTh 11:10-12:25
• TRS 344: Liturgies of the Eastern Churches. Seely Beggiani. MWF 3:40-4:30

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ENG 313: Roman Roots of European Literature. Stephen Wright. (Rome Program Study Abroad)
• ENG 353: Chaucer and the Italians . Stephen Wright. (Rome Program Study Abroad)
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 247/ 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00

Approved Electives

• ENG 501: Introduction to Old English. Lilla Kopár. Th 2:10-4:40
• GR 501: Elementary Greek for Graduate Students I. John Petruccione. MWF 3:40-4:30
• LAT 501: Elementary Latin for Graduate Students I. Frank Mantello. MWF 3:40-4:30
• LAT 509: Intensive Elementary Latin. Leo Hunt. MWF 9:15-10:55
• LAT 561: Intro to Medieval Latin Studies. Frank Mantello. MWF 9:40-10:30
• SEM 381/681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 11:10-12:00
• SEM 241/541: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25

Graduate courses:

• CL 701/LAW 507: History of Canon Law. Kenneth Pennington. TuTh 1:10-2:25 (Section .02 available online)
• CL 728N/STRS 728N: Medieval Papacy: Kenneth Pennington. W 3:20-5:50
• ENG 501: Introduction to Old English. Lilla Kopár. Th 2:10-4:40.
• GR 501: Elementary Greek for Graduate Students I. John Petruccione. MWF 3:40-4:30
• HIST 609: Medieval Civilization 1: The Historiography of the Early Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis. M 3:40-5:40
• HIST 617B: Boethius, Then and Later. Philip Rousseau.T Th TBA
• HIST 694B: Historiography of Medieval Islam. Lev Weitz. Th 6:40-8:40
• LAT 501: Elementary Latin for Graduate Students I. Frank Mantello. MWF 3:40-4:30
• LAT 509: Intensive Elementary Latin. Leo Hunt. MWF 9:15-10:55
• LAT 561: Intro to Medieval Latin Studies. Frank Mantello. MWF 9:40-10:30
• PHIL 754: The Problem of Evil in Neoplatonic Philosophy. Matthias Vorwerk. M 5:10-7:10
• PHIL 759: Medieval and Contemporary Theories of Free Choice. Tobias Hoffmann. M 5:10-7:10
• PHIL 897: Aquinas on Pleasure. Kevin White. Tu 7:30-9:30
• SEM 541/SEM 241: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 9:40-10:30
• SEM 545: Readings in Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 8:10-9:25
• SEM 547/247: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00
• SEM 681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 11:10-12:00
• SEM 781: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. MWF 3:40-4:55
• TRS 622: Ancient and Medieval Church History. Susan Wessel. TuTh 11:10-12:25
• TRS 650A: Introduction to the History of Christian Spirituality. Regis Armstrong. MWF 11:10-12:00
• TRS 727H: Introduction to Franciscan Theology. Joshua Benson. Tuesday 2:10-4:40
• TRS 727H: History of Franciscan Theology. Joshua Benson. Tu 2:10-4:40
• TRS 743E: Liturgies of Christian Marriage. Michael Witczak. W 9:40-11:30
• TRS 754J: 12th Century Mystical Theology. Mark Clark. Th 2:10-4:40
• TRS 747E: Liturgies of Christian Marriage. Michael Witczak. W 9:40-11:30

Undergraduate Courses: Gateway course for majors and minors:

• MDST 201/ENG 250/HIST 201: Medieval Pathways. W 2:10 - 3:25; F 2:10 - 4:40

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 236A: World of the Crusades. Jennifer Paxton. MWF 2:10-3:00
• HIST 303: Mediterranean Society and Culture in the Early Middle Ages. Philip Rousseau. TuTh 11:10-12:25
• HSHU 102: Charlemagne to Chaucer. Ken Pennington. TuTh 3:35-4:50 (For Honors students only.)

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 334-01/634: Philosophy in the Islamic World. Therese Druart. MWF 10:10-11:00
• PHIL 354: History of Medieval Philosophy. Timothy Noone. TuTh 2:10-3:25
• PHIL 354: History of Medieval Philosophy. Kevin White. MWF 1:10-2:00

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 345: Art & Power. Meredith Raucher. TuTh 2:10-3:25
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age II. Stephen Wright. TuTh 11:10-12:25
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00
• SEM 546: Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:35-10:50

Approved Electives

• GR 504: Readings in New Testament Greek. Sarah Ferrario. MWF 12:10 - 01:00
• LAT 562: Topics in Medieval Latin Studies: Royal Administration. Frank Mantello. MWF 2:10-3:00
• SEM 242/542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 10:10-11:00

Graduate Courses:

• CL 702: Research Seminar for Medieval Law. Ken Pennington. W 3:00-5:00
• CL 760/Law 508: History of Roman Law. Ken Pennington. TuTh 1:10-2:25
• ENG 725: Readings in Medieval Literature. Stephen Wright. M 5:00-7:30
• GR 504: Readings in New Testament Greek. Sarah Ferrario. MWF 12:10 - 01:00
• HIST 643: Medieval Monasticism. Jennifer Paxton. Tu 5:10-7:00
• HIST 610: Medieval Civilization II. Katherine L. Jansen. Tu 3:10-5:00
• HIST 812A/ENG 812: From Alfred to the Anarchy: Unification, the Continent, and Literary Tradition. Philip Rousseau. M 2:10-4:40
• LAT 562: Topics in Medieval Latin Studies: Royal Administration. Frank Mantello. MWF 2:10-3:00
• LAT 705: Latin Patristic Seminar: Caesarius of Arles. William Klingshirn. Th 9:35-12:15
• LAT 733: Latin Paleography I. Frank Mantello. MWF 4:10-5:00
• PHIL 334-01/634: Philosophy in the Islamic World. Therese Druart. MWF 10:10-11:00
• SEM 242/542: Introduction to Quranic and Classical Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 10:10-11:00
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00
• SEM 546: Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:35-10:50
• SEM 682: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 12:10-1:00 (Prereq. SEM 681 or 683)
• SEM 782: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 11:10-12:35 (Prereq. SEM 681 or 683)
• TRS 727C: Bonaventure, Parisian Master. Joshua C. Benson. Tu 9:35-12:05
• TRS 744: Eucharist: A Liturgical Theology. Michael Witczak. W 1:10-3:00
• TRS 846: Sources of the Ordo Missae. Michael Witczak. Th 2:10-4:00

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 451: Senior Seminar (Senior Tutorial). Lilla Kopár. TBD

(A) History and Social Structures

• ECST 305/HIST 305A: The Ancient Christian Roots of the Medieval West. Philip Rousseau. TuTh 2:10-3:25
• HIST 235: Medieval World. Katherine Jansen. MWF 2:10-3:00
• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World. [For Honors students only.]

(B) Thought and Worship

• TRS 220: Church Through the Ages: From Paul to Luther. Agnes de Dreuzy. Session 1: TuTh 2:10-3:25; Session 2: 11:10-12:35

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I. Stephen Wright. TuTh 9:35-10:50

Approved electives:

• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Frank Mantello. TuTh 11:10-12:25
• SEM 381/681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 12:10-1:00
• SEM 331: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 1:10-2:00

Graduate courses:

• CL 701/LAW 508: History of Medieval Canon Law. Ken Pennington. TuTh 1:10-2:25
• CL 728N/TRS 728N: Medieval Papacy: Gregorian Reform Movement to The Great Schism. Ken Pennington. W 3:10-5:40
• CLAS 572: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. William Klingshirn. TuTh 2:10-3:25
• ENG 621: History of the English Language. Lilla Kopár. Tu 2:10-4:40
• ENG 656: Alliterative Poetry of the 14th Century. Stephen Wright. W 3:10-5:40
• GR 705: Patristic Seminar. William McCarthy. MWF 6:10-7:00
• HIST 609: Medieval Civilization I. Jennifer Paxton. Tu 3:10-5:00
• HIST 802/ENG 842: The World and Works of the Venerable Bede. Joshua Westgard. Th 5:10-7:00
• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Frank Mantello. TuTh 11:10-12:25
• PHIL 761: Aquinas and the De anima. Kevin White. TBD
• PHIL 895: Aquinas on the Categories of Being. Gregory Doolan. TBD
• SEM 531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 1:10-2:00
• SEM 681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 12:10-1:00
• SEM 781: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 11:10-12:25
• TRS 748A: Byzantine Divine Liturgy. Mark Morozowich. TBD
• TRS 823: Topics in Medieval Church History: St. Bernard and the New Monasticism. Mark Clark. Th 2:10-4:40
• TRS 827: Inaugural Sermons of Medieval Masters. Joshua Benson. TBD
• TRS 835: The Moral Theology of St. Thomas Aquinas. William Mattison. TBD
• TRS 846: Liturgies of Death and Dying. Michael Witczak. Tu 9:35-12:05
• TRS 867D: Aquinas on the Incarnation and Passion of Christ. William Loewe. Tu 9:35-12:05

Undergraduate courses: Gateway course for majors and minors:

• MDST 201/ENG 250: Medieval Pathways. Joan Grimbert, Jennifer Paxton, and Ken Pennington. TuTh 11:10-12:25.

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 216A: Medieval Britain. Jennifer Paxton. MWF 1:10-2:00.
• HIST 317: Medieval Italy. Katherine Jansen. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. Ken Pennington. TuTh 3:35-4:50. [for Honors students only]
• SEM 503/SEM 703: History of the Christian Near East: From the Formative Period to the Age of Justinian. Janet Timbie, Sidney Griffith. TuTh 9:35-10:50.

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 354.01/PHIL 602.01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse-Anne Druart. MWF 1:10-2:00.
• PHIL 354.02/PHIL 602.02: History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse-Anne Druart. MWF 12:10-1:00.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 335/ART 533/HIST 303B: Western Medieval Art and Architecture. Örgü Dalgiç. TuTh 12:35-1:50.
• SEM 247/SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00.
• SEM 546: Medieval Arabic Literature II. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:35-10:50.
• SPAN 326: Medieval Spain at the Crossroads of Cultures. Lourdes Maria Alvarez. [taught in English] TuTh 11:10-12:25.

Approved Electives

• GR 201: Readings in New Testament Greek. Sarah B. Ferrario. MWF 12:10 - 01:00.
• LAT 562.01: Topics in Medieval Latin Studies. Frank A.C. Mantello. TuTh 3:35-04:50.
• SEM 242/SEM 542: Introduction to Classical and Quranic Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 10:10-11:00.
• SEM 532: Introduction to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 1:10-2:00.

Graduate courses:

• ART 533/ART 335/HIST 303B: Western Medieval Art and Architecture. Örgü Dalgiç. TuTh 12:35-1:50.
• CL 702: Seminar: Sources of Medieval Law. Ken Pennington. W 10:10-12:00.
• CL 760: The History of Roman Law in the Middle Ages. Ken Pennington. TuTh 1:10-2:25.
• ECST 732: Seminar: Asceticism after Chalcedon. Philip Rousseau TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• ENG 853: Seminar: Medieval Monsters. Lilla Kopár. M 3:10-5:40.
• GR 504/201: Readings in New Testament Greek. Sarah B. Ferrario. MWF 12:10 - 01:00.
• HIST 610: Medieval Civilization II. Katherine Jansen. Tu 3:35-5:25.
• HIST 649A: Readings in Medieval England. Jennifer Paxton. M 5:10-7:00
• HIST 822: Seminar: Sources for Medieval Italy. Katherine Jansen. Th 3:35-5:25. [Reading knowledge of Latin required.]
• LAT 562.01: Topics in Medieval Latin Studies. Frank A.C. Mantello. TuTh 3:35-04:50.
• LAT 705.01 Patristic Seminar: Literary Culture of Late Roman Aquitaine. John F. Petruccione. TuTh 02:10-3:25.
• LAT 734.01: Latin Paleography II. Frank A.C. Mantello. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• PHIL 602.01/PHIL 354.01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse-Anne Druart. MWF 1:10-2:00.
• PHIL 602.02/PHIL 354.02: History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse-Anne Druart. MWF 12:10-1:00.
• PHIL 769: Aquinas and His Contemporaries on Conscience and Prudence. Tobias Hoffmann. Th 6:35-8:25.
• PHIL 819-01: Aquinas's Treatise on the Passions of the Soul (Summa Theologiae I-II, QQ.22-48). Kevin White. Th 6:10-8:00.
• PHIL 881: Aquinas on the Divine Ideas. Gregory Doolan. M 2:10 - 4:00.
• SEM 503/SEM 703: History of the Christian Near East: From the Formative Period to the Age of Justinian. Janet Timbie, Sidney Griffith. TuTh 9:35-10:50.
• SEM 532: Introduction to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 1:10-2:00.
• SEM 682: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 12:10-1:00.
• SEM 782: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 542/SEM 242: Introduction to Classical and Quranic Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 10:10-11:00.
• SEM 546: Medieval Arabic Literature II. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:35-10:50.
• SEM 547/SEM 247: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00.
• TRS 761F: Thomas Aquinas on the Triune God. Nicholas Lombardo. M 9:10-11:40.
• TRS 866E: Justification and Grace: Debates and Dialogues. Michael Root. Th 9:35-12:05.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 451: Senior Seminar. Lilla Kopár. [For MBS seniors only]

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 235A: The Medieval World. Katherine Jansen. MWF 2:10-3
• HSHU 101: Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World. William Klingshirn. TTH 9:35-10:50 [For Honors students only. Acceptable as gateway course.]

(B) Thought and Worship

• TRS 220: The Church Through the Ages: From Paul to Luther. Agnes de Dreuzy. TTH 11:10-12:25 or 2:10-3:25

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 347: Northern Renaissance Art: From Van Eyck to Bruegel. Katharina Kaliardos. TTH 12:35-1:50
• ART 368/668: Michelangelo, Leonardo, and Raphael. Jill Pederson. MW 2:10-3:25
• ART 390/590, CLAS 390/590, HIST 303A: A World Filled with Gods: Pagan, Jewish, Christian and Muslim Art in Late Antiquity. Orgu Dalgic. W 4:10-6:40
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Lilla Kopár. TTH 11:10-12:25
• ENG 502: Introduction to Old English II. Lilla Kopár. TH 2:10-4:40
• FREN 250: King Arthur in Literature and the Arts. Joan T. Grimbert. TTH 2:10-3:25
• MUS 325: History of Music I. Andrew Weaver. TTH 11:10-12:25.
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1. [Open to graduate students, juniors and seniors]
• SEM 545: Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TTH 9:35-10:50. [Prerequisite: Approval of Instructor.]

Approved Electives

• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Frank Mantello. MWF 2:10-3
• SEM 241/541: Introduction to Classical and Quranic Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 10:10-11:00
• SEM 511: Introduction to Biblical Hebrew. TBA. MWF 10:10-11.
• SEM 531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 1:10-2.

Graduate courses:

• ART 368/668: Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael. Jill Pederson. MW 2:10-3:25
• ART390/590, CLAS 390/590, HIST 303A: A World Filled with Gods: Pagan, Jewish, Christian and Muslim Art in Late Antiquity. Orgu Dalgic. W 4:10-6:40
• CL xxx (no number yet)/STRS 728N: Seminar on the Medieval Papacy. Ken Pennington. W 3:10-5:40.
• ECST 781: The Sixth Century: End or Beginning? Philip Rousseau. TTH 11:10 - 12:25
• ENG 502: Introduction to Old English II. Lilla Kopár. TH 2:10-4:40
• GR 705: Patristic Seminar: Gregory of Nazianzus. William McCarthy. MWF 6:10-7:00
• HIST 609: Medieval Civilization I: The Historiography of the Early Middle Ages. Jennifer Paxton. T 3:10-5:00
• HIST 692: Medieval Italy. Katherine Jansen. M 4:10-6:00
• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. Frank Mantello. MWF 2:10-3:00
• LAT 733: Latin Paleography I. Frank Mantello. MWF 10:10-11:00
• Law 507/CL 701: History of Canon Law. Ken Pennington. MW 10:10-11:35
• PHIL 754: The Problem of Evil in Neo-Platonism. Matthias Vorwerk. F 12:10-2:00
• PHIL 787: Averroes and Aquinas on the Intellect. Therese-Anne Druart. W 4:10-6:00
• PHIL 791: The Thought of William of Ockham. Timothy Noone. W 6:10-8:00
• PHIL 842: Thomas Aquinas Speaks of God. John Wippel. M 4:10-6:00
• SEM 511: Introduction to Biblical Hebrew. TBA. MWF 10:10-11:00
• SEM 531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 1:10-2:00
• SEM 241/541: Introduction to Classical and Quranic Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 10:10-11:00
• SEM 545: Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TTH 9:35-10:50. [Prerequisite: Approval of Instructor.]
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00 [Open to graduate students, juniors and seniors.]
• SEM 681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 12:10-1:00
• SEM 741: Seminar in Arabic. Shawqi Talia. T 4:10-6:00 [Prerequisite: Approval of Instructor.]
• SEM 781: Readings in Coptic. Instructor: Janet Timbie. TTh 11:10-12:25 [Prerequisite: SEM 681 and 682, or equivalent.]
• TRS 727: Introduction to Medieval Theology. Joshua Benson. W 3:35-6:05
• TRS 742A: The Liturgical Year. Mark Morozowich. W 9:10-11:40
• TRS 743E: Liturgies of Christian Marriage. Michael Witczak. M 1:10-3:00 [Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Latin.]
• TRS 750A: Classics in Christian Spirituality, Part One. James Wiseman. Th 2:10-4:00
• TRS 754: The Franciscan Tradition. Regis Armstrong. MWF 9:10-10:00

Undergraduate courses: Gateway course

• MDST 201(=ENG 250): Medieval Pathways. Jennifer Davis with Joan Grimbert, Scott Johnson, and Jennifer Paxton. TTH 11:10-12:25.

(A) History and Social Structures

• HIST 216: After the 'Fall' of Rome. Philip Rousseau and Jennifer Davis. MWF 11:10-12:00.
• HIST 380A: Medieval Ireland. Jennifer Paxton. MWF 1:10-2:00.
• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. Claudia Bornholdt. TTH 12:35-1:50. [honors students only]
• SEM 505/705: History of Christians in the Islamic Near East. Sidney Griffith. TTH 9:35-10:50.

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 305: Metaphysics [of Thomas Aquinas]. Gregory Doolan. MWF 9:10-10.
• PHIL 354: History of Medieval Philosophy. Thérèse-Anne Druart. MWF 1:10-2:00.
• TRS 367A: Unity and Diversity: Theology in the Middle Ages. Joshua Benson. TTH 2:10-3:25.

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 301/501/HIST 308B/605A/MDST 310/MDST 610: Splendors of Byzantium: Art and Culture of the Empire, 330-1453. Örgü Dalgiç. F 10:10-12:40.
• ENG 347: Christian Literary Traditions: Burning Words. Daniel Gibbons. TTH 3:35-4:50.
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Todd Lidh.
• ENG 353: Chaucer and the Italians. Steve Wright. (Off-campus: CUA in Rome.)
• FREN 515/ ENG 515: Courtly/Uncourtly: Medieval French Lays and Fabliaux. Joan Tasker Grimbert. TTH 2:10-3:25.
• GR 534: Greek Historical Writing. Sarah Ferrario. T 11:10-12:25 and 2:10-3:25. (Prerequisite: 2+ years college level Greek. This course will be taught in parallel with a course offered by Leonora Neville at the Univ. of Wisconsin.)
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00.
• SEM 546: Arabic Literature II. Shawqi Talia. TTH 9:35-10:50.
• SP 511: Medieval Spain: Myth and Archive. Lourdes Alvarez. T 3:35-6:05.
  Approved Electives
• SEM 242/542: Introduction to Classical and Quranic Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 10:10-11:00 (with TTH drilling sessions TBD)
• SEM 532: Introduction to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 1:10pm-2:00.

Graduate courses:

• ART 301/501/ HIST 308B/605A/MDST 310/610: Splendors of Byzantium: Art and Culture of the Empire, 330-1453. Örgü Dalgic. F 10:10-12:40.
• CL 740/Law 508: History of Roman Law from the Ancient World until the 18th Century. Ken Pennington. Th 2:10-4:40.
• CL 702: Sources of Medieval Roman, Canon and Feudal Law. Ken Pennington. Th 10:10-12:00.
• CL 714/TRS 727F: History of Church Councils: Nicaea to Trent. Ken Pennington. T 1:10-3:40.
• ENG 651: Old English Poetry. Lilla Kopár. TTH 9:35-10:50.
• FREN 515/ ENG 515: Courtly/Uncourtly: Medieval French Lays and Fabliaux. Joan Tasker Grimbert. TTH 2:10-3:25.
• GR 534: Greek Historical Writing. Sarah Ferrario. T 11:10-12:25 and 2:10-3:25. (Prerequisite: 2+ years college level Greek. This course will be taught in parallel with a course offered by Leonora Neville at the Univ. of Wisconsin.)
• HIST 610: Medieval Civilization II. Jennifer Paxton. W 3:10-5.
• HIST 620A: "Late Antiquity", East and West. Philip Rousseau. Th 3:35-6:00.
• HIST 805: Medieval England. Jennifer Paxton. M 5:10-7:00.
• LAT 642: Medieval Latin Seminar: Carolingian Education. John Petruccione. T 6:35-7:50, Th 2:10-3:25. (Prerequisite: 2+ years of college level Latin.)
• PHIL 671: Medieval and Contemporary Theories of Virtue. Tobias Hoffmann. Th 5:35-7:25.
• SEM 505/705: History of Christians in the Islamic Near East. Sidney Griffith. TTH 9:35-10:50.
• SEM 532: Introduction to Syriac II. Monica Blanchard. MWF 1:10pm-2:00.
• SEM 242/542: Introduction to Classical and Quranic Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 10:10-11:00 (with TTH drilling sessions TBD).
• SEM 546: Arabic Literature II. Shawqi Talia. TTH 9:35-10:50.
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00.
• SEM 632: Syriac Literature. Sidney Griffith. TTH 2:10-3:25.
• SEM 642: Islamic and Christian Arabic. Sidney Griffith. TTH 12:35-1:50.
• SEM 682: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 12:10-1:00. (Prerequisite: SEM 681 or equivalent.)
• SEM 782: Reading in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TTH 11-12:30. (Prerequisite: SEM 781 or equivalent.)
• SEM 804: Introduction to Classical Armenian. Monica Blanchard. MWF 5:10-6:00.
• SP 511: Medieval Spain: Myth and Archive. Lourdes Alvarez. T 3:35-6:05.
• PHIL 730: Aquinas's Metaphysics of Creation in the De Potentia. Gregory Doolan. W 2:10-4:00.
• PHIL 766: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas II. John Wippel. M 4:10-6:00. (Prerequisite: Phil 765: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas I.)
• TRS 727G: Medieval Exegesis. Joshua C. Benson. T 9:35-12:05.
• TRS 744 Eucharist: A Liturgical Theology. Michael G. Witczak. W 1:10-3:40.
• TRS 748A: Byzantine Divine Liturgy. Mark Morozowich. M 1:10-3:40.
• TRS 750B: Classics in Christian Spirituality II. James Wiseman. M 12:10-2:40.
• TRS 754B: Mystical Theology: Three Pivotal Texts of Bonaventure. Regis Armstrong. W 12:10-2:40.
• TRS 835: The Moral Theology of St. Thomas Aquinas. William C. Mattison. Th 2:10-4:40.
• TRS 846: Sources of the Ordo Missae. Michael G. Witczak. Th 9:10-11:40.
• TRS 867D: Aquinas on the Incarnation and Passion. William Loewe. W 3:10-5:40.

Undergraduate courses:

(A) History and Social Structures

• CLAS 321/521: Numismatic Workshop. William Klingshirn. Tuesday 2:10-3:25pm. [No Greek or Latin required.]
• HIST 235A: Medieval Civilization. Jennifer Davis. MWF 11:10-12:00.

(B) Thought and Worship

• TRS 220: The Church through the Ages: From St Paul to Luther. TBA. TuTh 11:10-12:25 or 12:35-1:50

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 341/574: Islamic Art and Architecture. Örgu Dalgic. W 1:10-3:40.
• ENG 312: Norse Mythology. Lilla Kopár. TuTh 11:10-12:25.
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I. Stephen Wright. TuTh 2:20-3:25.
• FREN 509: Old French. Joan Grimbert. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• SEM 245/545: Arabic Literature I. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:35-10:50.
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00.

Approved Electives

• GR 509: Intensive Elementary Greek. Louise Mundstock. MWF 1:10-3:00. (6 credits)
• SEM 241/541: Introduction to Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 10:10-11:00. [Prerequisite: dept. consent.]
• SEM 531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 1:10-2:00.

Graduate courses:

• ART 341/574: Islamic Art and Architecture. Örgu Dalgic. W 1:10-3:40.
• CL 701/LAW 507: History of Canon Law. Ken Pennington. MW 10:10-11:25.
• CLAS 521: Numismatic Workshop. William Klingshirn. Th 2:10-3:25. [Requires 2 years of Greek or Latin.]
• CLAS 619/HIST 618A: Greek Historical Writing I. Sarah Ferrario. Tu 2:10-4:50.
• ENG 621: History of the English Language. TuTh 9:35-10:50.
• ENG 754: Chaucer's Troilus and Minor Poems. Stephen Wright. W 6:10-8:30.
• FREN 509: Old French. Joan Grimbert. TuTh 2:10-3:25.
• GR 509: Intensive Elementary Greek. Louise Mundstock. MWF 1:10-3:00. (6 credits)
• GR 705: Patristic Seminar: Clement of Alexandria. William McCarthy. MWF 3:10-4:00. [Requires 2 years of Greek and GR 511 or equivalent.]
• HIST 609: Medieval Civilization I: The Historiography of the Early Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis. W 3:10-5:00.
• HIST 611A: Problems in Carolingian History. Jennifer Davis. M 3:10-5:00.
• HIST 640: Later Medieval England. Jennifer Paxton. Th 5:10-7:00.
• PHIL 640: Habits and Virtues in Aquinas. Angela McKay Knobel. Th 5:35-7:25.
• PHIL 765: Metaphysical Themes in Thomas Aquinas, Part I. John Wippel.
• PHIL 797: The Metaphysics of John Duns Scotus. Tim Noone. Th 3:35-5:25. [Knowledge of Latin recommended.]
• PHIL 816: The Confessions of Augustine. Kevin White. W 6:10-8:00.
• SEM 241/541: Introduction to Arabic. Shawqi Talia. MWF 10:10-11:00. [Prerequisite: dept. consent.]
• SEM 245/545: Arabic Literature I. Shawqi Talia. TuTh 9:35-10:50.
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00.
• SEM 531: Introduction to Syriac I. Monica Blanchard. MWF 1:10-2:00.
• SEM 681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 12:10-1:00.
• SEM 803: Introduction to Classical Armenian. Monica Blanchard. MWF 5:10-6:00.
• TRS 650A: Introduction to the History of Christian Spirituality. Regis Armstrong.
• TRS 650C: Eastern Spirituality. Seely J. Beggiani.
• TRS 721: Principles of Patristic Exegesis. Tarmo Toom.
• TRS 741A: Liturgy: Theological and Historical Perspectives. Dominic Serra.
• TRS 747A: The Cult of Saints in Liturgical Practice. Michael Witczak. Tu 2:10-4:30.
• TRS 750A: Classics Spirituality. James Wiseman.
• TRS 823E: Medieval Christology. Joshua Benson.
• TRS 830E: Ethics and Politics in St. Augustine. Joseph Capizzi.
• TRS 844: Penance in the First Millennium. Mark Morozowich.
• TRS 846: Liturgies of Death and Dying. Michael Witczak. W 1:10-3:30.

Undergraduate courses:

• MDST 201 (=ENG 250): Medieval Pathways [gateway course for majors and minors]. Lilla Kopár, Claudia Bornholdt, Shialing Kwa, Denis Obermeyer. TTH 12:35-1:50

(A) History and Social Structures

• CLAS 572: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. W. E. Klingshirn. TTH 11:10-12:25
• HIST 236a: The World of the Crusades. Leonora Neville. MWF 10:10-11:00
• HIST 313A: Charlemagne and the Birth of Europe. Jennifer Davis. TTH, 2:10-3:25
• HSHU 102: From Charlemagne to Chaucer. Katherine Jansen. TTH 12:35-1:50 [honors students only]
• SEM 503/703: History of the Christian Near East: From the Formative?Period to the Age of Justinian. Sidney Griffith and Janet Timbie. TTH 9:35-10:50

(B) Thought and Worship

• PHIL 354-01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Therese-Anne Druart. [reserved for majors in Philosophy and MBS]
• TRS 324A: Women in Christian Tradition. Susan Wessel. MWF 12:10-1:00
• TRS 344: Liturgies of Eastern Churches. Seely J. Beggiani. MWF 11:10-12:00
• TRS 356A: Francis and Clare. Joshua Benson. TTH 3:35-4:50

(C) Cultural and Artistic Expressions

• ART 335/533: Western Medieval Art and Architecture. Orgu Dalgic. W 1:10-3:40
• ENG 352: Chaucer and His Age II. Steve Wright. TTH 2:10-3:25
• ENG 509: The Medieval Book: An Introduction to Manuscripts and Manuscript Culture. Steve Wright. M 4:10-6:40
• SEM 246/546: Arabic Literature II. Shawqi Talia. TTH 9:35-10:50
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00

• GR 541: Introduction to Later Greek Language and Literature. [Byzantine Greek literature]. TBA.
• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. F.A.C. Mantello. MWF 11:10-12:00

Graduate courses:

• CL 702/TRS 529A: Research Seminar: The Sources of Law from the Eleventh to the Fifteenth Centuries. Ken Pennington
• CL 760/LAW 508: European legal history. Ken Pennington
• CLAS 572: Mediterranean World of Late Antiquity. W. E. Klingshirn. TTH 11:10-12:25
• ENG 509: The Medieval Book: An Introduction to Manuscripts and Manuscript Culture. Steve Wright. M 4:10-6:40
• ENG 843: Seminar: Beowulf. Lilla Kopár. Tue 4:10-6:40
• GR 541: Introduction to Later Greek Language and Literature. [Byzantine Greek literature]. TBA.
• HIST 609: Medieval Civilization II. Katherine Jansen. W 3:10-5:00
• HIST 612A: Archaeology for the Medieval Historian. Jennifer Davis. T 5:10-7:00
• HIST 621: Introduction to Byzantine History. Leonora Neville. M 3:10-5:00
• HIST 805: Narrative Sources in Medieval England. Jennifer Paxton. TH 5:10-7:00
• LAT 561: Introduction to Medieval Latin Studies. F.A.C. Mantello. MWF 11:10-12:00
• LAT 733: Latin Paleography I. F.A.C. Mantello. MWF 3:10-4:00
• PHIL 602-01: History of Medieval Philosophy. Therese-Anne Druart.
• PHIL 727: Aquinas on Pleasure. Kevin White. [with permission only]
• PHIL 789: Thomas Aquinas, Radical Aristotelianism, and the Paris Condemnations of 1270 and 1277. John F. Wippel.
• SEM 246/546: Arabic Literature II. Shawqi Talia. TTH 9:35-10:50
• SEM 247/547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00
• SEM 503/703: History of the Christian Near East: From the Formative?Period to the Age of Justinian. Sidney Griffith and Janet Timbie. TTH 9:35-10:50
• TRS 720D: Augustine: The Confessions. Tarmo Toom. T 2:10-4:40
• TRS 727: Introduction to Medieval Theology. Joshua Benson. TH 9:35-12:05
• TRS 727B: Formation of Orthodoxy. Susan Wessel. W 9:10-11:40
• TRS 740: Liturgical Sources. Dominic E. Serra. TH 2:10-4:40
• TRS 742b: Liturgy of the Hours. Dominic E. Serra. T 2:10-4:40
• TRS 744a: Death and Dying: A liturgical theology. Michael Witczak. TH 9:35-12:05
• TRS 750B: Classics in Christian Spirituality II. James Wiseman. M 12:10-2:40
• TRS 754D: Franciscan Tradition of Spirituality. Regis Armstrong. W 1:10-3:40

Undergraduate courses:

• ART 211: History of Art: Prehistoric-Middle Ages. Opher Mansour. T-Th 12:35-1:50.
• ART 321: Venetian Renaissance Art. Opher Mansour. Tue 3:35-5:50.
• CLAS 205: History of the Ancient Mediterranean I. William Klingshirn. TuTh 9:35-10:50.
• CLAS 325: Archeology of Ancient Life. Sabine Albersmeier. MTh 6:10-7:25
• ENG 351: Chaucer and His Age I. Steve Wright. TTR 2:10-3:25
• ENG 356: Arthurian Literature. Steve Wright. TTR 11:10-12:25
• ENG 501: Introduction to Old English. Lilla Kopár. M 4:00-6:30. [Undergraduates allowed with instructor's permission.]
• HIST 235A: The Medieval World. Jennifer Davis, MWF 11:10-12:00
• HIST 309: The Rise of Islam. Leonora Neville & Sidney Griffith, TuTh 12:35-1:50
• LAT 529: Roman Elegy. John Petruccione. TuTh 3:35-4:50
• PHIL 305: Metaphysics [an overview of Thomistic metaphysics]. Gregory Doolan.
• SEM 545: Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TTH 9:35-10:50 [Open to qualified students of Arabic, graduates and undergraduates. Dept. consent required.]
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00 [Open to graduates and undergraduates (juniors and seniors).]
• TRS 220: Medieval Church History from Paul to Luther. Ken Pennington. MW 3:10-4:25

Graduate courses:

• CL 701/Law 507: The History of Canon Law. Ken Pennington. MW 10:10-11:25
• ENG 501: Introduction to Old English. Lilla Kopár. M 4:00-6:30. [Undergraduates allowed with instructor's permission.]
• ENG 754: Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Steve Wright. W 4:10-6:40
• GR 655: Survey of Greek Literature. William McCarthy. MWF 3:10-4:00
• GR 705: Patristic Seminar (Basil and the Hexaemeral Literature). William McCarthy. MWF 6:10-7:00
• HIST 609: Medieval Civilization I: The Historiography of the Early Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis, W 3:10-5:00.
• HIST 617A: Anglo Norman England. Jennifer Paxton. Th 5:10-7:00.
• HIST 679: Latin Hagiography of the Later Middle Ages. Katherine L. Jansen. Tue 5:00-7:00 [ Reading knowledge of Latin required.]
• HIST 694A: Readings in Early Islamic History. Leonora Neville, Th 3:10-5:00
• HIST 844: The Political History of the Middle Ages. Jennifer Davis, M 5:10-7:00. [Reading knowledge of Latin required.]
• LAT 529: Roman Elegy. John Petruccione. TuTh 3:35-4:50
• PHIL 870: Avicenna's Metaphysics. Therese-Anne Druart.
• PHIL 895: Aquinas on the Categories of Being. Gregory Doolan.
• SEM 545: Medieval Arabic Literature. Shawqi Talia. TTH 9:35-10:50 [Open to qualified students of Arabic, graduates and undergraduates. Dept. consent required.]
• SEM 547: Arabic Literature in Translation. Shawqi Talia. MWF 12:10-1:00 [Open to graduates and undergraduates (juniors and seniors).]
• SEM 681: Introduction to Coptic Studies. Janet Timbie. MWF 11:10-12:00
• SEM 781: Readings in Coptic. Janet Timbie. TTh 11:10-12:25 [Prereq. SEM 681 or equivalent]
• TRS 743A: Liturgical Year. Mark Morozowich.