Courses to Consider

Explore how society defines and responds to disability in everyday life. This General Education course is open to all majors. We will discuss the history, identity, and culture of disability listening to the voices of those who experience it. As we learn about societal understanding and treatment of disability, we will consider how beliefs, accessibility, and representation contribute to accepting and valuing disability. We will broaden our perspectives by engaging with sources from people with disabilities through discussions and project-based learning.

TU TH | 9:30-10:52 am

Have you ever watched CSI or NCIS and thought, "That can't be real" or "can they really DO that"? Come learn the truth about many of the forensic sciences. This course is designed to introduce students to the realities of topics like Forensic DNA analysis, fingerprint examination, toxicology, and more!

This course takes students on a trip around the world to learn about the ethics and laws surrounding the treatment of human remains. From museums and universities to governmental agencies and even the private sector and social media, human remains are a subject of debate and controversy. 

Examines policies and problems in the use and management of both natural and cultural resources. Focus on application through project management.

TU TH | 11 AM-12:22 PM
No Prereq

Astronomy is rapidly expansing! Powerful and advanced telescopes, spacecrafts, and robotic missions have changed its landscape by providing enormous data and clearer images. With these developments, we care getting loser to answer many interesting questions in our minds. How did Universe begin? What will happen to it in the future? Where are we located? What will be the fate of Earth? How can we understand the motion of Sun, Moon, planets and stars? Is there intelligent life in Universe beside us? We will examine the current understanding of them and how scientists approach these questions

M | 2 AM-4:50 PM
No Prereq