Folklore and Public Culture Graduate Specialization
https://catalog.uoregon.edu/arts-sciences/humanities/folklore/gradspec/ 1 One fieldwork/public folklore course, chosen from FLR 550 (Public Folklore ), FLR 684 (Fieldwork ) or another Folklore course or a course taught by core faculty approved by the Director of Graduate Studies in the Folklore and Public Culture Program. 2 FLR 550 and FLR 684 are also applicable if not taken to satisfy the fieldwork and public folklore section. 3 Courses must be taken for a letter grade and grade must be a B- or better to count for the specialization. An overlap maximum of 4 credits may be permitted with permission of the Folklore Director of Graduate Studies.