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* short courses on systems thinking, synthesizing expertise, creativity, and character * active hands-on learning; no lectures * lots of fun * the courses will help you make connections among what you are studying in different courses inside and outside your majors * this can make learning more lasting and more useful in meeting complex real-world challenges * courses are one credit and are graded pass/fail * taking any three of the four mini-courses will count as an ICC elective in the World of Systems or the Inquiry, Imagination and Innovation theme with a Humanities or Social Sciences perspective
ICIC 10000-01 Integration: Connecting the Disciplines February 3, 6 - 9PM, February 4, 10AM - 4PM, February 5, 1 - 5PM Instructors: Jake Brenner & Julia Lapp CRN 42690
ICIC 10000-02 Integration: Connecting the Disciplines February 10, 6 - 9PM, February 11, 10AM - 4PM, February 12, 1 - 5PM Instructors: Michael Smith & Paula Turkon CRN 42691
ICIC 10000-03 Integration: Connecting the Disciplines February 24, 6 - 9PM, February 25, 10AM - 4PM, February 26, 1 - 5PM Instructors: Jason Hamilton & Howard Kalman CRN 43459
ICIC 12000-01 Insight: Combining Expertise Topic – Revelation and Revolution: Insights from Within and Without Tuesdays & Thursdays 4-5:15, January 24 – February 23 Instructors: Luke Keller & Chris Sinton CRN 42692 Description: How can we combine insights from experts across disciplines to address complex issues? How do we define and recognize insight? In this course we will explore multiple definitions of insight, revelation, and revolution. We will interview guest experts from a variety of disciplines and discuss with them how researchers and practitioners in each of their disciplines would understand and address a common issue. We will introduce techniques are to combine their insights and lead to deeper understanding and more powerful solutions.
ICIC 12000-02 Insight: Combining Expertise Topic – Gut, Heart, Head: In which do we trust? Tuesdays & Thursdays 4-5:15, January 24 – February 23 Instructors: Paula Turkon & Jacqueline Winslow Robilotta CRN 43460 Description: Which do we trust most? Our intuition, how we feel, or what we know? What do we do when our gut, heart, or head lead us in different directions? Explore how experts use instincts, feelings, and knowledge to approach the biggest questions of their disciplines.
ICIC 12000-03 Insight: Combining Expertise Topic – Mapping the World Mondays & Wednesdays 4-5:15, January 23 – February 22 Instructors: Gordon Rowland & Kelly Dietz CRN 43461 Description: How do we represent the significant features of the natural and human world? Can we capture reality, or are we actually seeking to create the idea of it? Who decides what is included and what is left out?
ICIC 13000-01 Creativity: Transforming Insights into Ideas Mondays 6:50-9:30PM, January 23 – February 20 Instructors: Mary Ann Erickson & Debbie Rifkin CRN 43462
ICIC 14000-01 Character: Developing Habits for Good Tuesdays, 6:50 - 9:30PM, January 24 – February 21 Instructors: Jason Hamilton & Ben Rifkin CRN 43465
ICIC 14000-02 Character: Developing Habits for Good Mondays & Wednesdays, 4-5:15PM, March 20 – April 19 Instructors: Ali Erkan & Karl Paulnack CRN 43464
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