The RJ Fellows Program: An Honors Community

RJ Fellows Courses

A list of current courses applicable to the RJ Fellows program can be found below.

For past RJ-designated courses, consult the RJ Course Archive.

For course descriptions and prerequisites, consult the Registrar's website or the Muhlenberg Course Catalog.

ARS 384 Field Studio / Costa Rica
- Taught by Professor Elliott
ATH 111 Human Evolution
- Taught by Professor Williams
  - Meets "S" Requirement
112 Cultural Anthropology

BIO 485 Genomes/Gene Evolution
- Team-taught by Professors Hark and Wightman
  - Meets "W" Requirement
BUS 365 Leadership

COM 201 Media & Society
- Taught by Professor Pooley or Professor Kahlenberg
  - Meets "B" Requirement
COM 374 Gender, Communication and Culture
- Taught by Professor Kahlenberg
DNC 150 African Dance and Culture
- Taught by Professor Anderson
  - Meets "D" Requirement
EDU 101-01 Foundations of Education
- Taught by Professor Carbone
  - Meets "B" Requirement
EDU 370 Urban Ethnography
- Taught by Professor Rosenberg
  - Meets "W" Requirement
PSC 254 Globalization and Social Justice
- Taught by Professor Hashim
  - Meets "B" Requirement
PSC 304 Gender, Politics & Policy

PSC 357 War and Justice
- Taught by Professor Gambino
  - Meets "P" and "W" Requirement
REL 104 Sex, Gender and Religion
- Taught by Professor Albert
  - Meets "R" Requirement
REL 115 Monotheism: Creating God
- Taught by Professor Albert
  - Meets "R" Requirement
SUS 350 Environmental & Cultural Conservation in Latin America
- Taught by Professor Niesenbaum
  - Meets "D" or "S" Requirement
SUS 365 Local Sustainability
- Taught by Professor Heiman

An archive of RJ-designated courses from past years is kept in our RJ Course Archive.