7 courses with the subject CI H, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CI H106Honors Failing Successfully
This course is designed to demystify the creative process by introducing students to creative practice as a disciplined approach to problem-solving and innovation. Students will be encouraged to synthesize existing ideas, images, concepts, and skill sets in original way, embrace ambiguity and supp
CI H112Honors Creating Problems: a New Solution For Sustainability
As the majority of the world population now lives in cities, for the first time in human history, issues of urban sustainability have become more complex and more important than ever before. Pre
CI H163Honors Course on Skepticism And Rationality
Magician James The Amazing Randi reminds us that No matter how smart or how well educated you are, you can be deceived. In an age fraught with deception and misinformation, students need tactics and strategies in o
CI H175Honors Creating Social Change: From Theory to Activism
Social change doesn't just happen because something is in the air or because of some kind of mystical zeitgeist. Social change happens because engaged citizens find creative and innovative wa
CI H177Honors- the Curious and Open-Hearted Historian
Curiosity, open-heartedness, and creativity are essential to historical thinking. Our curiosity about the past motivates us to unearth it and make it knowable to modern audiences. Likewise, em
CI H185Honors City of Stories: Walking Tours of Boston's Past
Often referred to as America's walking city, Boston is full of places to explore. How have Bostonians throughout history understood their city through the neighborhoods, streets, and buildings around them? How can designing walking tours teach us about innovative appr
