The history-English course will study the history and literature of the interactions between cultures. The classical civilization-comparative literature class will focus on the founding ideas of Western culture. The linked courses will provide students an opportunity to take two general education classes at once. The courses will also fulfill the cultural studies and composition II credits required for graduation. The debate and discussion format of linked classes also provide new opportunities for professors.
Students are also optimistic about the courses.
They seem to have more intellectual material. It sounds good. Because the content of the courses will be interrelated throughout the semester, Parrott believes that they will provide students with a different learning atmosphere. This is an opportunity that should be exciting for both the professors and students.