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Spring 2021: Haverford
| Registration-ID | Course Name | Instructor | Misc | Days and Times | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOCLH155B001 | Foundations in Social Theory | Gould,Mark | Class Nbr: 1648 Hav: SO, B | TF 01:10pm-02:30pm
| GST101 |
| SOCLH155B002 | Foundations in Social Theory | McKeever,Matthew | Class Nbr: 1649 Lim: 30 ; Hav: SO, B | MTh 11:10am-12:30pm
| STO10 |
| SOCLH170B001 | Sex Under Capitalism: Intimate Relations Between Economy and Society | Ronen,Shelly | Class Nbr: 2289 Lim: 15 ; Hav: SO, B | TF 09:40am-11:00am
| STO102 |
| SOCLH215B001 | Quantitative Methods | McKeever,Matthew | Class Nbr: 1650 Lim: 30 ; Hav: QU, SO, B | MTh 09:40am-11:00am
| HLS204 |
| SOCLH217B001 | Qualitative Research Methods | Ronen,Shelly | Class Nbr: 2712 Lim: 25 ; Hav: SO, B | T 01:10pm-04:00pm
| STO102 |
| SOCLH235B001 | Class, Race, and Education | Gould,Mark | Class Nbr: 2290 Hav: SO, B | TF 11:10am-12:30pm
| GST101 |
| SOCLH450B001 | Senior Departmental Studies | Gould,Mark | Class Nbr: 1777 Hav: SO | ||
| SOCLH450B002 | Senior Departmental Studies | McKeever,Matthew | Class Nbr: 1778 Hav: SO | ||
| SOCLH450B003 | Senior Departmental Studies | Ronen,Shelly | Class Nbr: 2291 Hav: SO | ||
| SOCLH460B001 | Teaching Assistant | Gould,Mark | Class Nbr: 2016 BMC: I; Hav: SO |