In this course, we examine each of these and explore the explanations for the many possible answers. In this intermediate-level course we concentrate on communication skills that are truly practical in the real world. Class activities emphasize oral communication, both conversational and presentational, in a cultural context. Early American History HI 251 Sec. Environmental Ethics MDS 201S Sec.
Students learn to participate in an ethical decision-making process.
They will examine the Hillsborough Street Partnership Project as a local environmental microcosm of global issues and participate in this project as their service-learning course component. Through this project, students will render service to the local community at course-related sites and will reflect both individually and in small groups on what they are learning as a result of this experience. In addition to critical reading, writing and discussion of these issues, students in this class will participate in related service-learning experiences, working in small groups in schools and agencies in the local community. In this course, students examine a wide range of musical examples from various perspectives. The course is structured in four sections, the first dealing with basic concepts and the establishment of a working vocabulary for musical investigations.