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Course flyer for Multimedia Storytelling (COMM 3701–801) for Spring 2027, taught by Professor Andrew Wolff on Wednesdays from 12:20 to 2:50 p.m. Contact: stamfordacademicaffairs@uconn.edu
Promotional flyer for Gender and Globalization (WGSS 2124W) course. Taught by Professor Spencer Hayes on Tuesdays from 5:30-8:00pm. Description reads: "Discover the construction and reproduction of gender inequality and the gendered nature of global structures and processes. Key topics: Women's rights as human rights; gender, development, and the global economy; reproduction, health, and HIV/AIDS; gender, war, and peace advocacy, and more!"
Flyer for UConn Stamford course HIST 2105, “History Through Film.” The design features a teal background with a film clapperboard graphic. The course explores how movies express ideas about culture, history, and politics. Topics include stories of social change, big ideas in philosophy and religion, critiques of society and politics, and portrayals of history with accuracy or creative interpretation. Contact email: luke.a.reynolds@uconn.edu. Flyer includes images of a 3D terrain map, a satellite orbiting Earth, a GPS navigation map, and large satellite dishes.
Vintage-style flyer with a parchment background and black decorative border. Text reads: “ENGL 3113W: Renaissance English Literature.” Class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:30–1:45 PM. Taught by Professor Debapriya Sarkar. Description explains the course explores 16th–17th century literature and themes of individual power and imagination. Sections list readings such as lyric poetry, utopian fiction, and early modern drama, and topics including gender, race, class, ability, ethics, and identity. Notes that it satisfies a “W” writing requirement. Contact: debapriya.sarkar@uconn.edu . Flyer includes images of a 3D terrain map, a satellite orbiting Earth, a GPS navigation map, and large satellite dishes.
Dark green flyer with decorative gold border and vintage design elements. Text reads: “ENGL 3123W: British Literature from 1890 to the Mid-Twentieth Century.” Description focuses on writers who challenged Victorian norms and created new storytelling styles. Class meets Wednesdays 12:20–2:50 PM. Taught by Professor Patricia Cramer. Topics include suffragettes, WWI, technological change, and authors such as Woolf, Yeats, Joyce, and Orwell. Contact: patricia.cramer@uconn.edu