The courses are open to undergraduate, graduate, visiting, and nondegree students. These courses also may be taken under a noncredit option at a reduced tuition rate. Registration and withdrawal deadline is July 14 for the study abroad tour. This course examines the evolution of nuclear culture through literature, film, television, and music. Using the symbols, images, and language depicting nuclear arms, energy, and war, the class explores the ways Americans have adjusted to and rebelled against living with the constant threat of nuclear annihilation since 1945.
Early registration is encouraged.
This course traces and analyzes the development of American nuclear weapons policy since the Manhattan Project, along with parallel efforts on the part of international organizations and citizen activists to control these weapons. Guest experts offer specialized presentations.