Public speaking is about communicating effectively with others through speaking, writing, and visual representations of high-impact messages. Students
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Public speaking is about communicating effectively with others through speaking, writing, and visual representations of high-impact messages. Students
From Aristophanes to Family Guy, laughter has been an integral part of the arts from the earliest
This course provides an overview of the Humanities, including literature, music, film, television, and the visual and performing arts
This course will examine Suzanne Collins’s The Hunger Games trilogy, particularly focusing on the use and construction of food, gender, and power. We will practice close reading, analysis,
During the last decade, the United States was involved in war with Iraq. Many Americans and especially the young know very little about this country and why the government decided to
Students will examine the dysfunctional popular culture myths of male sexuality and contrast them with models of realistic, functional masculine sexuality in a
Food, from its production to consumption, is a powerful symbol of social and cultural meaning. Through inte
This course examines the major issues that affect women and men today from a feminist persp
We will look at the experience of Italian-Americans in a comparative fashion focusing on three issues especially: family life, religion (the Italian-American combination of paganism and Catholicism), a
Open to Service Learning Community students, this course will consist of classroom and h
This course will examine the racial stereotypes and portrayals of minorities in the mass media, including African Americans, Native-Americans, Latinos and Asian-Americans in U.S. culture and communication.
Blacks in the US continue to grapple with the deleterious effects of racial discrimination and inequality in the areas of housing, incarceration, education, employment, law enforcement and justic
This class will introduce first-year international students to some of the major themes that recur in the culture of the Unites States. The main goal
In this course, we will examine how civil rights leaders and activists used the theories and tacti
In this foundational course, Scholars develop a mission statement for the Class and engage in significant researc
This course explores the major qualities that make the South a distinct region. Topics include music, the farmi
This course takes a look at the developments leading to the founding of Elon College; the significant persons an
This course will explore the make-up and types of modern museums as well as examine the complex relationship they have (and have had) with public audiences, community coll
This course will analyze the cultural and artistic differences between several European (primari
Additional fee is required (covers travel, lodging, food, organized tour of New Orleans). Powered by SmartCatalog IQ 2027 Academic Catalog 2026-2027 Graduate Catalog 2026-2027 Student Handbook l issues such as the role and function of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, as well as state and local governments. More importantly, students will be active, participating volunteers in a project that reflects the understanding of the idea lism of human interconnectedness. Students will be able to compare and contrast the key terms such as service-learning, volunteerism, social justice, and civic engagement; provide specific examples to illustrate multiple ways that the mass media shaped our perception of hurricane Katrina. Students will travel to the gulf coast region to help in the rebuilding efforts and upon their return, will reflect through verbal and visual presentations on the impact and importance of civic engagement.
This course examines civic responsibilities of citizens in times of natural disasters with a focus on Hurricane Katrina. In this context, students will learn about different aspects of disaster relief by studying related socioeconomic and politica
Students will work with the Forum, a student-run and SGA-funded organization, to select
Students will work with the Forum, a student-run and SGA-funded organization, to select
Students in this course will examine topics of political, artistic, and social relevance in Germany as expressed in film. The central concern will b
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