Course Updates:
1. AAAS 3084 “Citizens Behind Bars: Black Leadership and the Politics of Liberation in African American History” (existing triple-listed courses with GEN Theme Citizenship for a Diverse and Just World; requesting 100% DL)
2. Anatomy 2150 “Pop Culture Anatomy and Physiology” (new course requesting GEN Theme Health and Wellbeing)
3. Anthropology 3211 “Forensic Science” (existing course requesting changed course content & attendant changes to title and course description)
4. ASC 3120 “Information, Citizenship, and Social Justice” (new course requesting GEN Theme: Citizenship for a Diverse and Just World)
5. Atmospheric Sciences 5401 “Practical Data Processing and Analysis for Atmospheric Sciences “ (new course)
6. Atmospheric Sciences 5502 “Physical Meteorology” (new course)
7. ESPHE 4245 “Education and the Art of Living: Philosophical Perspectives on Meaning, Well-being, and Learning” (existing course requesting GEN Theme Health and Wellbeing)
8. First-Year Seminar Brewer – “Fantasy Worldbuilding in Television” (new)
9. First-Year Seminar Kunapulli – “College in Popular Culture” (new)
10. First-Year Seminar Lindo – “Music Everywhere” (new)
11. First-Year Seminar Suer – “Making Matters” (new)
12. First-Year Seminar Turk – “COSPLAY: Exploring Costume and Play” (new)
13. Food Science and Technology 1200 “The Science of Cooking” (existing course with GEN Foundation Natural Sciences; previously approved for Hybrid; now requesting 100% DL—as well as change to course description, course goals, and course topics)
14. History 2003 “American Civics through History” (new course)
15. History 2231 “The Crusades” (existing course with GEL Historical Study, GEL Diversity—Global Studies, and GEN Foundation Historical and Cultural Studies; course previously approved for 100% DL; request to remove GEN Foundation Historical and Cultural Studies and replace with GEN Theme Traditions, Cultures, and Transformations)
16. History 3025 “American Revolution(s)” (new course requesting GEN Theme Citizenship)
17. History 3030 “History of Ohio” (existing course with GEL Historical Studies & previously approved for 100% DL; requesting GEN Theme Traditions, Cultures, and Transformations)
18. History 3084 “Citizens Behind Bars: Black Leadership and the Politics of Liberation in African American History” (existing triple-listed courses with GEN Theme Citizenship for a Diverse and Just World; requesting 100% DL)
19. History 3190 “Career Development for History Major” (new course)
20. History 3216 “War in the Ancient Mediterranean World” (existing course with GEL Historical Study and GEL Diversity-Global Studies; previously approved for 100% DL; requesting GEN Theme Citizenship for a Diverse and Just World)
21. Islamic Studies 3501 “Introduction to Islam” (existing course with GEL Cultures and Ideas, GEL Diversity—Global Studies, and GEN Foundation Historical and Cultural Studies; request to remove GEN Foundation Historical and Cultural Studies & replace with GEN Theme Traditions, Cultures, and Transformations)
22. Linguistics 3804 “AI Models of Language” (new course)
23. Microbiology 5130 “Biology by the Numbers “ (new course)
24. Political Science 3620 “Big Data, AI, and the State: How Modern Information Technology Reshapes Citizenship” (new course requesting GEN Theme Citizenship for a Diverse and Just World)
25. Public Health: Environmental Health Sciences 4325 “Climate Change, Sustainability and Human Health “ (existing course approved for 100% DL; requesting GEN Theme: Sustainability)
26. Russian 3360 "Russian Landscapes: Nature and the Environment in Russian-Language Literature, Film, and Art” (new course requesting GEN Theme Lived Environments)
27. Russian 5250.05 “The Russian Writer: Lev Tolstoy” (new course) – approved
28. Sociology 2111 “Mobility, Inequality, and First-Generation College Students” (new course)
29. Theatre 4500 “Costumes on Screen: Storytelling through Clothing “ (new course requesting GEN Theme Lived Environments with Research and Creative Inquiry High-Impact Practice)
30. WGSS 3084 “Citizens Behind Bars: Black Leadership and the Politics of Liberation in African American History” (existing triple-listed courses with GEN Theme Citizenship for a Diverse and Just World; requesting 100% DL)
| Documents | |
|---|---|
| Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee Approved Minutes - 3-21-25.pdf | 04/10/2025 02:30:28 PM |
| Revision Minor Professional Writing 02-24-2025.pdf | 03/03/2025 11:08:14 AM |