12 courses with the subject INTR, 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.
INTR 1503Preparation for London Internship Program1
Instructor consent Credits: 1 An exploration of British culture, literature, and history, focusing on areas and topics that students enrolled in the London Internship Program will encounter. This course is a
Instructor consent Credits: 4 This course is composed of seminar and workshop modules on such topics as: critical reading of research papers; use of relevant primary literature in experimental design; integrative approaches to research questions; use of quantitative methods and modeling; data acquisition, record-keeping, and analysis; research ethics; introduction to specific lab techniques used in research; scientific writing and data presentation. In addition, students develop and present a research plan for their research project that is discussed and critiqued by the whole group.
ENGL 3358 or THTR 2703 Credits: 1 Students who have participated in the Spring-term theater courses abroad collaborate to compare and contrast their theatre-going experiences in Great Britain and Sweden, focusing specifically on the cultural diversity of theater traditions across time and place and what theatre can communicate to us in a language we do not know. Students collaborate on a theatrically compelling way to share their knowledge and experiences with the W&L community.
Instructor consent Credits: 0 Before the end of the last term in which a student is on approved study abroad, the student submits to the Director of International Education a reflective essay, to be designed and assigned for each term abroad by the faculty’s Global Learning Advisory Committee. The committee reviews student reflections, assesses them with regard to Washington and Lee’s learning outcomes for study abroad, and issues a brief report at the end of each academic year.
Instructor consent Experiential Learning (EXP): Yes Credits: 1 Students in this colloquium develop leadership and organizational skills by playing an active role in the designing, managing, and publicizing the biennial SSA conference at Washington and Lee University. SSA showcases student academic projects, scientific pursuits, and the performing and visual arts, as well as providing a forum for small-group colloquia discussions about topics of interest to our community.
Instructor consent Experiential Learning (EXP): Yes Credits: 3 Students are placed in an approved internship for six weeks in London, England, Cape Town, South Africa, or other international location during the summer. The course is designed to help the students make sense of working in another country and provide them with a forum in which to discuss and write about their experiences.
Instructor consent. Credits: 3 Open only to students completing interdisciplinary senior thesis work approved by the faculty’s Committee on Courses and Degrees. All departments involved must review and approve the final thesis.
INTR 4903Interdisciplinary Honors3
Open only to students completing interdisciplinary honors work approved by the faculty’s Committee on Courses and Degrees or majoring in a discipline without an honors program. All departments involved must review and approve the final thesis.
At least sophomore class standing Credits: 0 The Spring Option allows students to use the spring term of their sophomore, junior and/or senior years to engage in an internship, service program, employment, travel or educational program that will broaden and enhance their collegiate education. The faculty offer this opportunity to encourage students to seek creative outlets not provided in the normal academic setting. Spring option policies and requirements can be found under Academic Regulations .
Source: Washington and Lee University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
