The College Curriculum
What would a curriculum look like if it was designed with no restraints? On what principles should a general education rely?
The College Curriculum builds on the legacy of the Jefferson model by laying a foundation for the development of an engaged democratic citizenry. Our students grapple with fundamental questions at the heart of the liberal arts and sciences, equip themselves with essential literacies for robust participation across global communities, and explore the breadth and depth of disciplinary thinking throughout the College.
Redesigned for the twenty-first century, the College Curriculum prepares our students for meaningful vocation and purposeful engagement in an ever changing and increasingly cosmopolitan world.
EGMT 1520: Bones and Burials
EGMT 1510: The Sound of Physics
Selective Memory
Engagements Program
EGMT 1540: The Ethics of Representation
EGMT 1510: How To Catch A Tree
EGMT 1530: Africa Imagined
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Disciplines
In this component, students explore the different scholarly practices and disciplinary thinking that exist throughout the Arts & Sciences. Students explore a wide range of topics and material drawn from seven disciplines that reflect the richness, breadth, and interconnectedness of the liberal arts and sciences. Students will take one class in each discipline, each consisting of many course options across numerous departments, giving students the freedom to tailor this component to their interests and schedule.