Fall 2020 classes offered in Religious Studies

Fall 2020 classes offered in Religious Studies
schedarc2204RS report generated: 09-NOV-20

Class
Sect
#
Units
Notes*
Fee
Dates
Days
Time
Room
Instructor
Cap
Enr
Sust*

RS 105 World Religions 1 41035 3 IA

- ONL Biondo,VF 44 44

RS 105 World Religions 2 41036 3 IA

- ONL Hart,SJ 45 46

RS 120 Exploring Religion 1 41042 3 IA

- ONL Hart,SJ 25 23

RS 300 Living Myths 1 41045 3 IA

- ONL Hart,SJ 45 44

RS 300 Living Myths 2 41046 3 IA

- ONL Hart,SJ 45 45

RS 332 Introduction to Islam 1 43614 3 below

- ONL Biondo,VF 20 12

RS 393 Cults & New Religious Movement 1 41048 3 below

- ONL Biondo,VF 30 26

RS 394 One Nation Under God(s) 1 41073 1 below

- ONL Hart,SJ 25 11

RS 394 Zen Experiential Weekend 2 41074 1 IA

- ONL Hart,SJ 25 15

RS 394 Evangel Christian Experience 3 41075 1 IA

- ONL Hart,SJ 25 5

RS 399 Directed Study 11 43869 1 IA

- ONL Biondo,VF 1 1

* Notes: IA=Instructor approval required, DA=Department approval required
* Sust: classes designated as Sustainability Focused (SF) or Sustainability Related (SR)

Generally, students must register in one section from each component type shown for a particular class. For example, BIOL 104 has two lecture sections and several lab sections. Students who register for one of the lecture sections should also register for one of the labs associated with that lecture. Association numbers and section numbers are shown in parenthesis when multiple values exist.

Fall 2020 classes offered in Religious Studies schedarc2204RS report generated: 09-NOV-20
Class	Sect	#	Units	Notes*	Fee	Dates	Days	Time	Room	Instructor	Cap	Enr	Sust*
RS 105 World Religions	1	41035	3	IA				-	ONL	Biondo,VF	44	44
RS 105 World Religions	2	41036	3	IA				-	ONL	Hart,SJ	45	46
RS 120 Exploring Religion	1	41042	3	IA				-	ONL	Hart,SJ	25	23
RS 300 Living Myths	1	41045	3	IA				-	ONL	Hart,SJ	45	44
RS 300 Living Myths	2	41046	3	IA				-	ONL	Hart,SJ	45	45
RS 332 Introduction to Islam	1	43614	3	below				-	ONL	Biondo,VF	20	12
RS 393 Cults & New Religious Movement	1	41048	3	below				-	ONL	Biondo,VF	30	26
RS 394 One Nation Under God(s)	1	41073	1	below				-	ONL	Hart,SJ	25	11
RS 394 Zen Experiential Weekend	2	41074	1	IA				-	ONL	Hart,SJ	25	15
RS 394 Evangel Christian Experience	3	41075	1	IA				-	ONL	Hart,SJ	25	5
RS 399 Directed Study	11	43869	1	IA				-	ONL	Biondo,VF	1	1

Class notes
schedarc2204RS report generated: 09-NOV-20

Class
CN
Class Notes

RS 332 Introduction to Islam 43614 IA,Religion and secular ideology beyond the Five Pillars, including Shariża, 9-11, and Islamophobia.

RS 393 Cults & New Religious Movement 41048 IA,Special Topic Description: How do you tell if you or a loved one is a member of a doomsday cult? Why did people join People's Temple, Branch Davidians, or Heaven's Gate? How did Scientology, Jehovah's Witness, and Mormonism grow from small cults into global religions? What are guru-ism, New Age, Neopaganism, and Wicca? Which cults target HSU students? What is intentional living? Hasidic Judaism, Pentecostal Christianity, and Shi'a Islam are also introduced. Course will benefit psychology, biology, and anthropology majors.

RS 394 One Nation Under God(s) 41073 IA,Special Topic Description: Students will experience what is meant by American Civil Religion, through events held in conjunction with the Arcata Veterans' Hall. Together with those who serve in the military, public safety, and local governance, explore the nation's creeds, myths, and rituals, and the founding documents that guarantee a diverse population its basic rights.

Class notes schedarc2204RS report generated: 09-NOV-20
Class	CN	Class Notes
RS 332 Introduction to Islam	43614	IA,Religion and secular ideology beyond the Five Pillars, including Shariża, 9-11, and Islamophobia.
RS 393 Cults & New Religious Movement	41048	IA,Special Topic Description: How do you tell if you or a loved one is a member of a doomsday cult? Why did people join People's Temple, Branch Davidians, or Heaven's Gate? How did Scientology, Jehovah's Witness, and Mormonism grow from small cults into global religions? What are guru-ism, New Age, Neopaganism, and Wicca? Which cults target HSU students? What is intentional living? Hasidic Judaism, Pentecostal Christianity, and Shi'a Islam are also introduced. Course will benefit psychology, biology, and anthropology majors.
RS 394 One Nation Under God(s)	41073	IA,Special Topic Description: Students will experience what is meant by American Civil Religion, through events held in conjunction with the Arcata Veterans' Hall. Together with those who serve in the military, public safety, and local governance, explore the nation's creeds, myths, and rituals, and the founding documents that guarantee a diverse population its basic rights.