Graduate Seminars in General Education
These seminars for graduate students will be committed to the discussion, development, and design of undergraduate courses that will be appropriate for the new Program in General Education. Graduate students will actively engage with faculty to consider central conceptual and analytic themes, course design and pedagogy, as well as other important decisions in the development and implementation of courses in general education.
Interested graduate students should contact the specific faculty members for more information and check with their home departments about whether these courses will fulfill requirements for relevant graduate degrees.
Graduate Seminars in General Education
East Asian Studies 210. Asia in the Making of the Modern World (Graduate Seminar in General Education) - (New Course)
*English 270. American Civil War (Graduate Seminar in General Education) - (New Course)
History 2402. American Food (Graduate Seminar in General Education) - (New Course)
History 2628. Asia in the Making of the Modern World (Graduate Seminar in General Education) - (New Course)
History 2918. International Human Rights (Graduate Seminar in General Education) - (New Course)
MCB 240. Probability (Graduate Seminar in General Education) - (New Course)
Philosophy 290. Probability (Graduate Seminar in General Education) - (New Course)
*Religion 3015. Asia in the Making of the Modern World (Graduate Seminar in General Education) - (New Course)
Romance Studies 202. Ethics and Aesthetics (Graduate Seminar in General Education) - (New Course)
Visual and Environmental Studies 220. The Animal Moment: The Visual and Verbal Animal (Graduate Seminar in General Education) - (New Course)