WIS 301: Synthesizing Perspectives: Diverse and Interdependent World

Goal: While the topics vary, all seminars share the common goals of stimulating thought around global topics; emphasizing values; transcending disciplinary specialization; modeling interdisciplinary thinking and scholarship; and developing the habits, skills, and patterns of mind that foster a sustained passion for learning.
Content: This Synthesizing Perspectives Seminar within the general education program focuses on the interconnectedness of our world. The course may be taught by two faculty members. In this class, students will: 1) Identify relationships among different disciplines; 2) Synthesize ideas and knowledge; 3) Acquire a broader view of a topic by approaching it from different perspectives.
Gen. Ed. Category: Synthesizing Perspectives; Diverse and Interdependent World; (Interdisciplinary).
Prerequisite(s): Successful completion of ENG 101 and one Expanding general education course.
Credit: 3
Degree Level: Undergraduate