A one-credit weekly seminar. The course aids new students' transition to the university. Throughout the semester, guided discussions focus on academic, career, and personal exploration. Each section is limited to fifteen students, and is taught by a faculty or professional staff mentor and undergraduate teaching assistant. This course helps students acquire the skills, attitudes, and knowledge necessary to successfully take a leadership role in a group or organization.
Emphasis is placed on leadership in student organizations.
Although participants need not have any leadership experience, it is recommended that they be an active member of a student group. An introduction to weaving with an emphasis on design and production, both on and off looms, using three different techniques. An advanced study and application of the process of weaving with an emphasis on design and production, both on and off looms, using three different weaving techniques. An introduction to the process of metal working with an emphasis on jewelry design, construction, etching, and casting. An advanced study of the applications of metal working with an emphasis on jewelry design, construction, etching, and casting.