Dissent – IC2 mini-course for Fall

03/25/18

Contributed by Gordon Rowland

ICIC 12000-01 Insight: Combining Expertise

Topic: Dissent

Description: Dissent is a word that has a wide range of interpretations... Authorities want little to do with it while those who seek change consider it a mission in life. To what extent is dissent present in our personal lives? And in our professional lives? As the world changes, is there a great need to maintain its place in our existence?

Instructors: Jason Hamilton and Kathryn Caldwell

MW4-5:15, August 29 - October 8

CRN 23730

Another section of ICIC 12000 Insight:

ICIC 12000-02 Insight: Combining Expertise

Topic: Climate Changing

Description: This course looks at many perspectives on climate change by considering the interaction of the natural and human worlds in the past and present, and by considering where to go from here.

Instructors: Nancy Jacobson and Dyani Taff

MW4-5:15, October 24 - December 3

CRN 23731

These and other 1-credit IC2 mini-courses are:

* short courses that help you make connections between what you are studying in courses inside and outside your majors

* filled with activities and hands-on learning; no lectures

* helpful in making learning more lasting and more useful in meeting complex real-world challenges

* one credit and graded pass/fail

Any three of the IC2 mini-courses count as a Humanities or Social Sciences perspective in any theme.

Other IC2 mini-courses for Fall include:

ICIC 10000-01 Integration: Connecting the Disciplines

September 14-16