Explore fundamental questions of human existence: How do we construct our belief systems? Does love really exist? What happens to
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- 2025-2026
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Explore fundamental questions of human existence: How do we construct our belief systems? Does love really exist? What happens to
This course approaches comic art as a legitimate medium to be understood and appreciated. Students will learn about the history of comics from the late 19th century to the present and gain critical reading skills for deconstructing text/image based information and all other media. This course will help students identify and analyze symbo
This course examines popular culture in its many forms and media in American culture both past and present. Students will learn to assess, explain, and
In this course, we will explore the history of Disability Studies, the wide range of theory/theories within Disability Studies, and the cultural impact of disability representation on US society. Taking into account that "representation structures reality," we will read foundational Disability
This course will examine the form and content of selected art works and poetry from East Asian and American cultures with a focus
A study of the continuing revolution in information technology and its effects on global culture. Includes an analysis of the social, cultural, and economic impact of computers and information technology and an examination of the psychological, ethical and philosophical implications of these new technologies. Various topics
The emphasis of this introductory humanities course is on developing interest in and understanding of art, music, and literature by examining works from ancient to modern times. It includes a consideration of the role of the arts in heightening our awareness of ourselves and the world as well as how art can call attention to
This course takes an interdisciplinary look at the structures and functions of the brain/mind. This course draws from the areas of biology, psychology, philosophy, and computer science to explore the influence of the nervous system on human behavior. Topics will include, but are not lim
This course seeks to critically examine the social context, the philosophical, and ideological framework of Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. Through biographical and historical analysis, students will develop a greater appreciation of the two historical figures. In addition, we will critically evaluate and relate the methods of ea
This course uses an interdisciplinary approach to shed light on the nature of war and conflict and how it shapes, and is shaped by, human behavior. A case study method highlights the problem of global conflict in areas such as Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America in the twentieth-and twen
Provides a factual background, psychological insights and analyses of the responses to the Holocaust in diaries, memoirs, fiction, poetry,
This course uses the Hawthorne in Salem Website to examine selected short stories and sketches by Nathaniel Hawthorne in th
This course uses sports to identify and examine issues of contemporary and historical importance around the world. Students will learn to analyze and evaluate how we think and talk about sports and the narratives we create to understand them. By looking at how sports intersect with hi
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