5 courses with the subject CORE, 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.
CORE 100Self
In the first-semester CORE experience, students develop a foundation for critical and humane inquiry, consider the application of skills in academic and professional settings, and learn how to take responsibility for their learning. Each seminar focuses on one topic, idea, problem, or concept to introduce a liberal arts education. Students explore such questions as: "Who am I, and what is my responsibility to myself?" "Where do I find reliable information as a student and citizen?" "What do I need to be successful in college and beyond?" As the first experience, students complete a collaborative project to be presented at the Library Showcase event at the end of each Fall semester. Semester Hours 3.0 144
• CORE 200 Society: AI, Robots, and Cyborgs • CORE 200 Society: Art in Social Change • CORE 200 Society: Frederick Douglass • CORE 200 Society: Jazz Age • CORE 200 Society: Women, Music, and Culture • CORE 200 Society: What is a Healthy Society? • CVIN 210 Questions of Place and Diversity • EDUC 305 Human Growth and Development 13 Emory & Henry University Catalog
• All Roads Lead to Rome (Italy) • Cross-Cultural Psychology/Social Psychology of the Holocaust Study (Czech Republic & • Cuban Culture and Identity Experience (Cuba) • Environment & Sustainability (Belize) + ENVS 350 • F$NCAP Abroad (England & Scotland) • Gateway to Africa (Ghana) • Language & Culture in Latin America (Argentina & Peru) • Outdoor Ecotourism & Recreation (Ecuador) • Sociology of Culture (Sweden and the Netherlands) • Studies in Culture (Costa Rica) • Teach ESL in Costa Rica (Costa Rica) • The Emory Odyssey (Greece) • The Sport Horse Industry (Western Europe) • Theatre and Culture in London - Renaissance to Modernity (England) • Tropical Biology (Panama) + BIOL 340 Creative Arts (One course of three semester hours, or two courses in dance technique, music • ART 111 Introduction to Art and Design • ART 112 Three-Dimensional Design • ART 151 Drawing • ART 205 Photography I • ART 206 Digital Photography • ART 210 Visual Arts Computing • ART 215 Web Design • ART 231 Ceramics • ART 241 Crafts I • ENGL 322 Writing Poetry • ENGL 323 Writing Prose Fiction • ENGL 326 Creative Nonfiction Workshop • ENGL 328 Nature Writing • MCOM 204 Beginning Publication Design • MUSC 318 Music, Learning and Culture • MUSP 100, 109, 117 Beginning Voice, Piano, Guitar, respectively • MUSP 101 Bass Methods • MUSP 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218 Intermediate Piano, Organ, Guitar, Bass,
• CORE 300 World: Animal Ethics • CORE 300 World: Christians and Social Justice • CORE 300 World: Crime in Latin America • CORE 300 World: Education and Sport in a Global Society • CORE 300 World: Kiss, Bow, or Shake Hands • CORE 300: World: Cuba/Media/Conflict • ART 322 Italian Art (Required trip.) • BIOL340 Tropical Biology (Required trip.) • BUAD 320 Issues in International Management • CVIN 250 Appalachia • ECON 322 International Trade • EDUC 445 Foundations of Education • GEOG 322 Environmental Policy • GEOG 345 Geography of the Middle East • HIST 305 Approaching Global History • HIST 379 Iran and the West • HIST 380 The Middle East and the United States • HIST 381 Atlantic World • NURS 206 Global Issues in Healthcare • NURS 207 Cultural Concepts in Healthcare • POLS 105 Introduction to International Relations • POLS 225 Comparative Politics in the Middle East and Nort • POLS 235 Comparative European Politics • POLS 255 Politics of Latin America • POLS 313 Modern Espionage • POLS 314 National and International Security • PSYC 318 Health Psychology • PSYC 340 Cross-Cultural Psychology (Required trip.) • RELG 212 Asian Religions • RELG 314 Islam • SOCI 221 Cultures and Peoples • SOCI 260 Studies in Culture • THRE 306 Movement in Global Perspectives
