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Julia Muse

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Lilly Library
Room 218

Subjects: Accounting, Ancient & Classical Studies, Business, Comparative Languages & Linguistics (CLL), Economics, French & Francophone Studies, International Studies, Japanese Studies, Neuroscience, Politics, Public Policy, Social Services, Spanish & Hispanic Studies

My Guides

All Ancient and Classical Studies

All Comparative Languages & Linguistics

All French & Francophone Studies

All International Studies

All Japanese Language and Linguistics

All Japanese Studies

All Neuroscience

All Psychology Resources

All Public Policy

All Social Services

All Spanish & Hispanic Studies

BUS 203: Organizational Behavior

BUS 306: Ennovation Lab

BUS 308: New Ventures

BUS 325: Nonprofits in Civil Society

CLL 345: Linguistics

CLL 347: Psycholinguistics

CLL 480: Senior Colloquium

Disabled Voices & Disability Justice

Earlham Alumni Authors

Earlham Faculty Authors

ELL 205: Seminar on Social Trends

Epic Expo & Academic Fair: Poster Design Guide

ES 1: Posthumanism (Scott)

ES1: American Security in the Coming Age of Disorder

ES1: Culture and Self (Nelson)

ES1: Love & Friendship (Steve)

ES1: Who am I? What are You? (Nelson)

ES2: Spots on a Map

ES2: Sweet Persuasion (Steve)

Indiana Humanities: Advancing Racial Equity Grant

INTD 486: Humanities Senior Research

JAPN 422: Japanese Linguistics

JPNS 211: The East Asian Female Gaze

JPNS 228 - Modern East Asia

JPNS 236: Introduction to the Study of Japan

JPNS/HIST 374: Modern Japan

JPNS/HIST/PAGS 221: Peace & Reconciliation in East Asia

JPNS/HIST/WGSS 253: Citizenship & Minorities in East Asia

JPNS/HIST/WGSS 320: East Asian Migration & Diasporas

LGBTQ+ Resources at the Library

POLS 111: Introduction to Politics

POLS 339: Approaching Political Puzzles

POLS 341: Political Parties and Elections

POLS 343: Legislative Tool Kit

POLS 352: Africa & the World

POLS 359 : African Democracy and Dictatorship

POLS 375: Varieties of Authoritarianism

PSYC 116: Behavior, Health Care, and Society

PSYC 367: Psychology of Immigration

SPAN 416: Beyond Spanglish: Forms, Functions, and Fallacies of US Spanish

Sustainability at Lilly Library

My Subject Specialties

Accounting Ancient & Classical Studies Business Comparative Languages & Linguistics (CLL)Economics French & Francophone Studies International Studies Japanese Studies Neuroscience Politics Public Policy Social Services Spanish & Hispanic Studies

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