7 courses with the subject ARTS, 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.
ARTS 021Career Exploration and Communication Skills1
Half semester open enrollment course, offered to first-year students. Students will complete professional developmental inventories and engage in related discussions to support their academic success, as well as their personal and career development. Students will also engage in readings and written reflections focusing on their applicability to the classroom environment. course assessment 1) an in-class presentation regarding students informational interview with a faculty/staff mentor and 2) a final project addressing their personal success.
ARTS 088Lehigh's History and Intellectual Heritage2
This course will teach students about key points in Lehigh’s history and scholarship, and examine how Lehigh’s trajectory as an educational and research institution has shaped what it has become today and where it may be heading in the future. Throughout this exploration, students will engage in different information-seeking and critical thinking activities that will help develop research and writing skills, building toward a larger final project where students will contribute to a digital time capsule.
ARTS 250Communications, Cultures, Behaviors and Attitudes4
Writing-intensive experiential focus on communications, development of social roles and life skills required for effective functioning in a changing society in America and globally. Models of group processes; small group projects; communications; critical thinking and its application to course content; cognitive processes in handling individual differences in race, gender, class, religion, disabilities, sexual harassment, religions of the world, sexual orientation, and culture; synthesis of class experiences with readings and discussions; and social role implications on choices. The application of lessons learned in the course to real life situations such as structured fieldwork will be required in addition to in class work. As part of the “hands-on” experience, students will be required to provide regular written and oral reports of activity and then write a detailed analysis/assessment report of particular issues and lessons learned. Students may not receive credit for both ARTS 250 and Comm 65.
Supervised participation in various aspects of the teaching of a course. Consent of instructor, department chairperson, and permission of the Dean required. Repeat Status: Course may be repeated.
