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EI145 - American Culture

Course Description: EI 145 American Culture: This course introduces students to American culture from anthropological, sociological, and historical perspectives. We examine customs and rituals, social structures, and where shared attitudes, myths, and values come from, and how they are expressed. In this class students develop an awareness of not only how to behaving in a linguistically appropriate manner in a given social situation but also to a certain extent why they should do so. 3.0.3 (From catalog 2011-2012)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

EI145 - American Culture

Course Description: EI 145 American Culture: This course introduces students to American culture from anthropological, sociological, and historical perspectives. We examine customs and rituals, social structures, and where shared attitudes, myths, and values come from, and how they are expressed. In this class students develop an awareness of not only how to behaving in a linguistically appropriate manner in a given social situation but also to a certain extent why they should do so. 3.0.3 (From catalog 2010-2011)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

EI145 - American Culture

Course Description: EI 145 American Culture: This course introduces students to American culture from anthropological, sociological, and historical perspectives. We examine customs and rituals, social structures, and where shared attitudes, myths, and values come from, and how they are expressed. In this class students develop an awareness of not only how to behaving in a linguistically appropriate manner in a given social situation but also to a certain extent why they should do so. 3.0.3 (From catalog 2009-2010)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

EI145 - American Culture

Course Description: EI 145 American Culture: This course introduces students to American culture from anthropological, sociological, and historical perspectives. We examine customs and rituals, social structures, and where shared attitudes, myths, and values come from, and how they are expressed. In this class students develop an awareness of not only how to behaving in a linguistically appropriate manner in a given social situation but also to a certain extent why they should do so. 3.0.3 (From catalog 2008-2009)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

EI145 - American Culture

Course Description: EI 145 American Culture: This course introduces students to American culture from anthropological, sociological, and historical perspectives. We examine customs and rituals, social structures, and where shared attitudes, myths, and values come from, and how they are expressed. In this class students develop an awareness of not only how to behaving in a linguistically appropriate manner in a given social situation but also to a certain extent why they should do so. 3.0.3 (From catalog 2007-2008)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

EI145 - American Culture

Course Description: This course introduces students to American culture from anthropological, sociological, and historical perspectives. We examine customs and rituals, social structures, and where shared attitudes, myths, and values come from, and how they are expressed. In this class students develop an awareness of not only how to behave in a linguistically appropriate manner in a given social situation, but also to a certain extent why they should do so. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2006-2007)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

EI145 - American Culture

Course Description: This course introduces students to American culture from anthropological, sociological, and historical perspectives. We examine customs and rituals, social structures, and where shared attitudes, myths, and values come from, and how they are expressed. In this class students develop an awareness of not only how to behave in a linguistically appropriate manner in a given social situation, but also to a certain extent why they should do so. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2005-2006)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

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If nothing appears, there is no class meeting the current qualifications (Ex. No Chemistry Classes being offered During Spring 1 at the Kansas City Accelerated Campus)

The following are abbreviations:

# - Permission of the Instructor Required

$ - Additional Course Fee

+ - Pre-Requisite

LE - Liberal Education

HOS - This section is for Study Abroad Only.

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