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Class schedules

Featured courses: Spring 2025

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Geography 3600: Space, Power and Political Geography

Political geographic thought; territory and territoriality; borders and scale; space, power and uneven development; states and statecraft; and the politics of nations, regions and localities. Fulfills the Foundation: Social and Behavioral Sciences for the new GE and the Social Science: Organizations & Polities of the legacy GE.

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FDSCTE 2300: Role of Food Science in Human Health (online)

This course explores the role of food in an individual's health by addressing mainstream food controversies. Students will develop an understanding of food supply chain, food components, food safety, food processing, food additives, labeling, food laws and regulations, and their impact on ensuring a safe food supply and protecting consumer’s health.

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FABENG 3210 & 3211: Introduction to Humanitarian Engineering

Learn about important issues in sustainability, including large and small scale agriculture, water resources, environmental impacts, waste management, and renewable energy. Fulfills the sustainability theme within the GE Program.

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MUS 2203.03: University Chorus

University Chorus is a choral organization that performs a wide variety of choral literature by composers of all historical periods. Any student who has the ability to match pitch is welcome to join the chorus. University Chorus may be used to fulfill ensemble requirements for the music major or music minor or may be taken as an elective by any student interested in singing. Please contact Paul Sanders if you have questions.