This class requires students to work at one state park or forest of their choice for the entire semester. While a state park will be the site of your study, your work will not be limited to nature or the environment. Portraiture,... more

This class requires students to work at one state park or forest of their choice for the entire semester. While a state park will be the site of your study, your work will not be limited to nature or the environment. Portraiture,... more

This course is ideal for students looking to sharpen their research writing skills - whether you're returning to academic writing, preparing for a Capstone project, MPhil thesis, or a research-based Tutorial, or setting your sights on a... more

This course is ideal for students looking to sharpen their research writing skills - whether you're returning to academic writing, preparing for a Capstone project, MPhil thesis, or a research-based Tutorial, or setting your sights on a... more

When you look up the word "deaf" online, it typically means lacking the power of hearing or having impaired hearing. However, if you delve deeper into the web, you may encounter contradictory definitions that present a spectrum of perspectives on... more

Mental illness has captured the attention of writers and the interest of readers for generations. The manner in which mental illness is portrayed in a particular work is a reflection of societal attitudes toward those who struggle with it. Authors... more

This course provides an overview of developmental issues across the life span. One theme involves how we are all similar at different ages - what does it mean to be a 1-year-old, a 7-year-old, or a 42-year-old? And how do we change over time, what... more

In this course, we will explore the art of creative writing by reading great works of fiction and nonfiction from the past century, by completing weekly writing exercises and by participating in student workshopping sessions. This course is a mixed... more

Mental illness has captured the attention of writers and the interest of readers for generations. The manner in which mental illness is portrayed in a particular work is a reflection of societal attitudes toward those who struggle with it. Authors... more

The heyday of modernist literature in the United States, the 1920s, was also a time of severe political and cultural conflict. In the wake of global war and a global pandemic, the US experienced multiple sources of social discord: renewed conflict... more

This course provides an overview of developmental issues across the life span. One theme involves how we are all similar at different ages - what does it mean to be a 1-year-old, a 7-year-old, or a 42-year-old? And how do we change over time, what... more

When you look up the word "deaf" online, it typically means lacking the power of hearing or having impaired hearing. However, if you delve deeper into the web, you may encounter contradictory definitions that present a spectrum of perspectives on... more

Mental illness has captured the attention of writers and the interest of readers for generations. The manner in which mental illness is portrayed in a particular work is a reflection of societal attitudes toward those who struggle with it. Authors... more

This graduate seminar explores foundational and contemporary issues in moral philosophy and applied ethics. Students will engage critically with major ethical theories - for example, utilitarianism which asserts that morality is determined by the... more

This course provides an overview of developmental issues across the life span. One theme involves how we are all similar at different ages - what does it mean to be a 1-year-old, a 7-year-old, or a 42-year-old? And how do we change over time, what... more