Interdisciplinary, discussion-based seminars that provide students with a foundation in the theory and methods of: A. the arts and humanities; B. science and mathematics; and C. the social sciences. These interdisciplinary seminars offer students opportunities via discussion and/or writing to explore implications, connections, and other perspectives (e.g., philosophy, ethics, law, arts, policy, history, politics, medicine/health, the other sciences, etc.). By design they explicitly connect two areas of the DePauw curriculum, i.e., two disciplines within the CLAS, the CLAS with the SBL, or the CLAS with the Creative School.
These courses are open to all DePauw students, although priority is given to students enrolled in the Honor Scholar Program. Students in the Honor Scholar Program take one course each in AH, SM, and SS; each of these courses can be used to fulfill DePauw's distribution requirements. May not be taken Pass/Fail.
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1 course |