This seminar will examine the many facets of human creativity, from the arts and humanities, to the sciences. We will draw on local artists, writers, and scientists to illustrate individual approaches to creative endeavor, and to comment on the creativity of historical figures. Students will be closely involved with several University Theater productions from their initial planning stages through the actual production conference and rehearsals to opening night. Ten great visions of social perfection from biblical Antiquity to the European Renaissance to 1960s America. 508 Chemistry Building With the Internet and the World Wide Web, we are all overwhelmed by information.
All careers require the ability to deal efficiently with information.
This course will introduce students to modern information technology tools that can be used to find, assimilate, analyze, and disseminate scientific information. This course will acquaint students with the basics of the American legal system. Students will actively discuss topics, tour research labs, interact with guest speakers from food industry and faculty. The goal of this seminar is to introduce students to applications of research and why understanding the basic chemistry helps make better foods. Professor Patricia Yager, Department of Marine Sciences Bldg.