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Profiles of highlighted GenEd coursesEach semester, we profile courses that meets a GenEd category requirement. Sometimes the university offers great courses that tend to somehow get overlooked. So, this page is a good place to start if you need an idea about an interesting course that might be "off the beaten path." 76-443 Shakespeare and Critical
Theory (Category: Creating) ![]() Professors Michael Witmore and Peggy Knapp with graduate teaching assistants Thora Brylowe, Emily Klein, Becca May, and William Blake, with the first Shakespeare Folio, Hunt Library 64-100, Critical Arts Histories
(Category: Creating)
Dr. Ting Chang
When the course was given for the first time at Carnegie Mellon University in 2006, the class took a field trip to Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob, two buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright near Pittsburgh, PA.
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