The Sophomore Program will take the form of a series of seminar offerings that emphasize inter- or multidisciplinary learning and culminate in an integrative project with public presentation. Such an offering might include content in natural history, political history, ecology, geology, popular culture and the environment, and would attract faculty members from many disciplines and interest students with diverse backgrounds. The culminating experience might take place in the Adirondack Park, taking advantage of the College s location. The number of courses normally comprising a concentration is between eight and 10, depending upon the department or the program. In addition, each student is required to complete a senior program, as defined by his or her concentration.
Many students also complete an independent study.
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