BIO 385, 491-4: Explorations in Biology and Independent Study in the Biological Sciences
For an overview of Experiential Learning in the Department of Biological Sciences, Click here. BIO 385 is a hybrid course…
CAR 295: Internship for Credit
This course is designed to allow CAS students to gain real-world experience in an area of professional interest and test-drive…
WS/CJ/SO/AN 200-4, Special Topics: Rape Crisis Victim Advocacy (3 credits)
Lauren SardiImportant Notice: Please be advised that the person reviewing all applications for this course is a responsible employee under our Title…
SO 101: Introduction to Sociology
Sue HuddOur society and culture influence who we are, how we feel about ourselves, and how we interact with others. This…
CJ 355: Crime and Media
Alan BruceExamine the impact of mass media upon how we think about crime and our responses to it. This course is…
AN 300: Life After Death in London
Jaime UllingerHuman burials can inform us about social organization, health, and lived experiences in the past. In this course, we will…
HS 231: The World of Tudor/Stuart Britain Spring 2019 (UC Course)
Put on your walking shoes and take to the streets of two of Europe’s most spellbinding cities. Still going strong…
ARB210: Arab Culture and Society
This course examines the historical, social, religious, cultural and artistic aspects of the modern Arab world. Students are exposed to…
Cluster Course: History 122 (Modern World History) & Anthropology 101 (Local Cultures, Global Issues)
Professor PrasadThis cluster class is a unique experience for students to create a learning community with their peers, engage in hands-on…
SO392 Internship in the Community
This three (3) credit course is cross-listed in Sociology (SO 392), Criminal Justice (CJ 392), Gerontology (GT 392), and Women’s…
BIO 202: Inside Out, an Introduction to Human Form and Function
Prof. Michael MidgleyScared of anatomy? Don’t be! Consider BIO 202: “Inside Out: an Introduction to Human Form and Function” This course is…