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First Year Seminars - Spring 2005 |
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Click on the course title to view a PDF version of the syllabus.
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Description |
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ATH F111 |
World Media |
Students investigate roles played by media in building and maintaining social networks, communities and identities. |
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BOT F107 |
Biotechnology:
Coming of Age in the Twenty-First
Century |
Students
learn about ancient biotechnology and
the scientific discoveries leading
to the DNA revolution, recombinant
DNA technologies, and genetic engineering
methods - new developments, commercial
applications, and ethical, legal and
social issues. |
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ENG F110 |
Coming Of Age In America |
This course
uses students' experiences as well
as stories, novels, film, TV, and music
to explore what it means to "come
of age" both historically and
in the 21st century America, crossing
lines drawn by culture, gender, race,
and sexual orientation. |
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ENG/WMS F103 |
Femininity, Feminism and Culture |
Using excerpts from film and video, we will look at the ways in which media contributes to constructions of what we consider to be feminine. |
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GLG F108 |
Earth, History, and Evolution Geology |
Students explore the historical geology of our planet and the development of geologic thought. The focus is on changing scientific/societal views regarding the evolution of the Earth and it's life forms through time. |
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HST F110 |
American Places |
The seminar
explores American places, across time
and space, and examines the complex
diversity of the American people in
light of writings about place by American
authors, from the 16th century through
2004.
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HST/IES F112 |
Coffee And Globalization |
Coffee is an ideal vehicle through which to study key aspects of European, American, and non-western development. |
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PSY F104 |
Engaging Real World |
Students
engage in guided self-reflection on
"significant learning experiences,"
examine literature about the inter-play
of intellectual, social, and emotional
learning, and critically analyze contemporary
issues. |
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THE F102 |
The Element Of Power In Performance |
The class focuses on various points of view of power physics, ethics, polity and sociology. Students will create short plays that illustrate the fundamental nature of power. |
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