Students are invited to participate in an intensive community service experience to allow them to explore holistic well-being. ANS 105 Introduction to Sociology Optional community service experience or 10 hour community observation project to enhance skills of looking and listening. ANS 325 Sexuality and Intimacy Group presentation to address sexual dilemmas such as AIDS, STD s and birth control. Preparation of manuals and delivery systems for both the campus and the community. ANS 350 Research Methods in Sociology and Anthropology Ongoing research project to investigate critical issues in community life-usually campus focused.
Students use a variety of methods to gather more informed decisions about community issues.
Students volunteer one hour per week, and write a final reflective paper to share what they have learned about children. EDU 227 Introduction to Exceptional Populations Students are engaged in 15 hours of relevant volunteer experiences, for example, tutoring a child with physical or mental challenges, provide respite care, or at the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation Services. ENG 130 College Writing ENG 230 Exposition and Analysis Students write an essay in which they must be the reporters for a local news story. Typical news stories include the investigation of Lamoille County Mental Health, ambulance services, or the local women s shelter. Theater TAS 411 Introduction to Directing Each of the above classes culminate in the performance of full length plays or collection of scenes.