I hope you can find something you like in the course catalog which was released yesterday. Remember to
- Complete the onboarding (check your legal name, personal info, contact info etc)
- Create your Academic Plan if your advisor would like that
- Make an appointment with your advisor: regardless of the plan, advisors will want to meet with you! It's part of what makes Muhlenberg Muhlenberg!!
- You can save your built schedule (<-- this looks really useful!)
And remember there are Labs where you can get answers to all the questions you have: here's the schedule.
Shameless plug for my courses:
- HST269: Intro to Traditional China (survey from the very beginnings to 1800 so you get the 200-300 years "for free!" if you've taken either HST271 or HST439)
- HST380: Edge of Empire: China and Its Neighbors (foreign relations and interactions with the wider world before 1800). Includes Xiongnu (are the Huns? come and find out!), Turks (yes!), Japan, Korea, Tibet, the "mysterious" south, the Mongols (of course), and many, many others. Oh, and your new best friends, the Manchu, as well. đ
Schedule for today:
HST271 |
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HST471 |
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Fun Stuff: Of Books and Bears:
Be careful when you venture into the library in search of sources for your projects! I still think this is the most extreme case of "the dog ate my homework", but I'd love to hear what stories you have to share!
There is a children's book based on this little line, and you get to learn all about manuscript production in medieval Europe. Check out Brother Hugo and the Bear! It makes for a great gift for anybody who loves books and calligraphy, regardless of age.
