Along with Liberal Arts graduate seminars, courses from various related departments may be chosen as electives for the Liberal Arts Master's Program. The following list, while not exhaustive, offers examples of such courses. Students are advised that departments sometimes reserve space in particular courses for their graduate students or majors. Checking on availability with the instructor of the course in question (or with the Program Coordinator) well in advance of registration is highly recommended. The Department of Humanities and Religious Studies is the 'home' department of the Liberal Arts Master's Program; all HRS upper-division and graduate courses are suitable choices as Liberal Arts electives. Other related departments and suitable courses are as follows. ART 100 101 105 106 107 108 109 110 118 Origins of American Indian Art Art and Photography Medieval Art* Renaissance Art* Baroque and Rococo Art* 19th Century Art* 20th Century Art* American Art* Modern Architecture *These courses have prerequisites, but Liberal Arts students may enroll with permission from the instructor. ENGLISH 116B 125A 125B 130A 130B 141 150A 150E 150F 170E 170G 170K 180W 185D 230A 230B 245 250F 250K Children's Literary Classics Literature and Film for Young People Writing and the Young Writer Writing Short Fiction Writing Poetry The Essential Shakespeare Early American Literature American Poetry, 1910-1950 Contemporary American Fiction, 1950-present Short Fiction Modern Poetry Masters of the Short Story Native American Literature American Women Writers Writing Fiction Advanced Poetry Writing Shakespearean Romance Whitman and Dickinson Contemporary American Fiction GERMAN (no knowledge of German required) 140 141 142 143 150 Love and Marriage in the Medieval Epic German Mythology and Legend German Folk Literature, Legend and Lore Arthurian Romance German Civilization: Beginnings to 16th Century HISTORY (Most upper-division courses in History numbered from 104 to 186 are appropriate as Liberal Arts electives) MUSIC 203 204 Psychology of Music Music in America PHILOSOPHY (Most upper-division courses in Philosophy are appropriate as Liberal Arts electives, especially those numbered from 100 to 155) SPANISH (no knowledge of Spanish required) 119 Latin American Literature in English Translation THEATRE AND DANCE 201 206 208 Theory of Dramatic Criticism Elizabethan and Jacobean Theater Seminar in American Theater History