Classes include computer science, communications, sociology, and history. Students in the Environment program are introduced to oral and written skills that will prepare them to be advocates for the world they live in and for the science that explains how our planet works. Residents learn how to make a difference and meet others who appreciate their interest in preserving our natural resources. Classes include environmental science, government, ethics, and geography. Ancient Studies and Modern Frames offers a venue for students who are interested in ancient civilizations, cultures, and literature.
Students can explore how the past lives on in today's world.
The course provides the opportunity to learn about the rich diversity central to Western civilization, from ancient Mediterranean origins to present political structures and culture. Classes include philosophy, literature, history, and art history. In the American Experience, students discuss the Constitution and discover the traditions that have shaped our familiar political institutions. Classes include government, American history, sociology, and folklore and film. Other Academic Initiatives Students not interested in committing to one of the community options can participate in the other initiatives and programs offered by Housing and Residence Life.