Course Description: Investigates the relationship between language and thought, theories of language development, changes in the young child's cognitive structure, and the role of...
Course Description: This course examines the lives of women in various parts of the African continent, taking into account social, economic, and political change....
Course Description: Health is experienced within a broad psychosocial context. Physical states affect mental states and mental states can and do influence the course...
COURSE DESCRIPTION & OBJECTIVE: This course explores basic issues of political science including political theory, comparative political institutions, dominant ideologies and ideas, the importance...
COURSE DESCRIPTION This interdisciplinary, community-based field study “laboratory” is a variable credit elective which provides students the opportunity to engage intensively in a community...
Course Description This course explores literature from the African diaspora – particularly West Africa, the U.S., and the Caribbean. A range of questions will...
HIST 367 ? Colonial America A Designated Civic Learning/Mentoring Course Course Description and Objectives: Hist 367 is an undergraduate, upper level history course that...
BACKGROUND TO SERVICE LEARNING AND COURSE OVERVIEW Alexis de Tocqueville in the 1800?s observed that the strength of American democracy lay in its spirited...
English 21011-603 College Writing II REQUIRED TEXTS: Suskind, Ron. A Hope in the Unseen. Conley, Dalton. Honky. Newman, Katherine S. Chutes and Ladders. Golden,...
Microbiology 130 Spring 2005 INSTRUCTOR : Dr. John M. Berestecky Office: Kokio 105 Phone: 734-9123 Fax: 734-9151 E-mail: johnb@hawaii.edu TEXT: Microbiology: An Introduction;...
This course explores the history of voluntary activity as a means to social change. In addition to the assigned readings and regular class meetings,...
Professors Jim Ostrow, Behavioral Sciences Department Maureen Goldman, English Department Readings Packet under course name sold in bookstore: Jonathan Kozol, Amazing Grace (New York:...
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