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These courses develop the theme Foundations
of Western Culture and emphasize the basic skills,
intellectual habits, and historical background required for successful
college work. |
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These courses develop the theme Perspectives on the Human Situation
through a study of worldviews in literary, philosophical, and religious
texts from both western and non-western cultures, with an emphasis
on issues of gender and race. |
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Students explore major western and non-western
authors, philosophical ethics, and a range of topics in religious
studies. |
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Students integrate course work in the Core Program
and in their majors and refine their critical writing and oral presentation
skills in seminars in English or History and Philosophy or Religious
Studies. |
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These course options, designed for
non-science majors, develop scientific literacy and a critical perspective on
scientific method. |
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These course options offer
models for intepreting human behavior, understanding the effects
of race, gender, and class on personal identity and social interaction,
and insight into economic, political, and psychological forces that
shape society and culture. |