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Summer 2009

MITES (Minority Introduction to Engineering and Science)

Spring 2009

1.016: Communicating Complex Environmental Issues
10.26/10.29: Chemical Engineering Project Lab
11.027: City to City
11.123: Big Plans and Mega-Urban Projects
15.365J: Disruptive Technologies
20.020: Introduction to Biological Engineering Design
21F.030: East Asian Culture: Zen to Pop
21F.044: Traditional Chinese Literature
21H.102: America Since 1865
21H.346: France, 1660-1815
21L.016/21M.616: Learning from the Past: Drama, Science, Performance
21W.732.03: Perspectives on Medicine and Public Health
SP.601J/17.006J/17.007J/24.237J: Feminist Political Thought
SP.722/2.722: D-Lab: Design

Writing Courses:
	21F.222: Expository Writing for Bilingual Students 21W.730: Writing on Contemporary Issues: Social and Ethical Issues 21W.731: Writing & Experience: Writing in an Age of Spin 21W.732.01: Introduction to Scientific and Technical Communication 21W.731.02: Writing & Experience: The Politics and Poetics of Food: Self, Community, Memory

Fall 2008

SP.401 - Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
STS.091 - Capstone Seminar in STS Studies I
1.018J/7.30J - Ecology1: The Earth System
2.009 - Product Engineering Processes
2.75/6.971 - Precision Machine Design/Biomedical Devices Design
3.091 - Introduction to Solid State Chemistry
10.28 - Chemical/Biological Engineering Laboratory
12.000 - Solving Complex Problems

Writing Courses:

21F.222: Expository Writing for Bilingual Students
21W.730: Writing on Contemporary Issues
- 21W.730.03: Body Language: Writing about Ideas and Images of the Body
- 21W.730-04: Food for Thought: Writing and Reading about the Cultures of Food
- 21w730-05 - Culture Shock! Writing, Editing, and Publishing in Cyberspace
21W.731.03: Writing & Experience: Writing in an Age of Spin
21W.732.03 - Writing and the Environment