I and II are required courses. All undergraduate students must pass these courses before they can graduate. Students in these classes must have completed the English composition sequence. Instructors use film, music, artwork, field trips to temples or museums, guest lecturers, and group discussions to spark interest about the topics. Generally, students are asked to write response papers or to keep journals about their lab experiences.
Instructors also give students interdisciplinary midterm and final exams.
Numerous segments of the student population will be interested in taking this class. This class will fulfill core curriculum and upper-division requirements for English and Communication majors and minors. Students who have completed the World Humanities sequence, and who want to continue a study of world cultures will also enroll in this course. The many students of African, Asian, and Latin American descent who attend Augusta State University will certainly appreciate a course that acknowledges the importance of diversity in higher education. Willis Barnstone and Tony Barnstone.