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Term | Course | Course satisfy general education requirements? | General education requirement(s) this course will satisfy | Course Description | Course Contact |
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Fall 2023 | PPE 2894 | Yes | Pathway 2 Critical Thinking in the Humanities, Pathway 3 Reasoning in the Social Sciences | Integrated study of philosophy, politics, and economics. Trains students to make decisions that are not only economically sound, but also socially, ethically, and politically informed. Core concepts, topics, and ideas include: models of human nature, rational choice theory, social cooperation, distributive justice, markets, and democracy. | Dan Gibbs |
Fall 2023 | RLCL 2514/SOC 2514: Asian American Experience | Yes | Pathway 3 Reasoning in the Social Sciences, Pathway 7 Critical Analysis of Equity and Identity in the United States | This course focuses on the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) experience in the US through careful and thoughtful examination of histories, readings, films, essays, and other creative forms of expression. Students will explore contemporary issues within a global context while developing critical reading skills applicable to any course of study/major. | Dr. Nina Ha |
Winter 2024 | EDHE 5984: Critical Problems in Higher Education | No | NA | This course will explore of contemporary issues in higher education with application for educators (teachers and counselors) working in P-12 and higher education, as well as staff, and administrators. The course will engage in discussions educator’s various roles and responsibilities in their contributions to shaping the future of higher education. Areas of focus for the course are college choice, student activism, influence of institutional type (e.g., for profit), and marginalized populations. | Chase Catalano |
Spring 2024 | BMES 2004: Concussion Perspectives | Yes | Pathway 1a Advanced/Applied Discourse, Pathway 4 Reasoning in the Natural Sciences | This course provides a multidisciplinary description of concussion including: medicine, psychology, biomedical, technology, equipment design, and ethics. Concussion Perspectives Learning Objectives:
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Stefan Duma |