CLUSTERS 

ENGINEERING

F1: Technology and Society (6 s.h. total)

This cluster examines the relationship between technology and society, both past and present. Students investigate the technological achievements of major civilizations from the Egyptians and Babylonians through the classical mediterranean, medieval, and renaissance, to the modern industrialized eras. Students come to understand both the desired and unforeseen consequences of technological change. Among other works, the Writing Studies and Composition component of the cluster will include Mary Shelley’s classic thriller Frankenstein, which asks the question: What responsibilities do scientists and engineers owe to their societies?

Cluster F1:

• Technology and Society (3 s.h.)
  ENGG 019, sec. F1: CRN 24566
  T/TH, 2:20-3:45 p.m.
  Richard Jensen
• Composition (3 s.h.)
  WSC 002, sec. F1: CRN 24378
  M/W/F, 12:50-1:45 p.m.
  Lisa Dresner

Cluster F1A:

• Technology and Society (3 s.h.)
  Richard Jensen
  ENGG 019, sec. FA: CRN 24792
• Composition (3 s.h.)
  WSC 002, sec. FA: CRN 24691
  M/W, 2:55-4:20 p.m.
  Lisa Dresner

POLITICAL SCIENCE/SOCIOLOGY

F2: Poverty and Politics in America (7 s.h. total)

This cluster examines past and present poverty policy in the United States. How have attitudes about race, family and work shaped how the United States deals with people in need? How does the American welfare state compare with how other nations assist their poor? Students also examine the history, politics and governing structures of the United States national government. Students also examine contemporary issues, policies and debates through current readings, including key works of political fiction – novels and films – which illuminate poverty and the role and responsibility of government in addressing it.

Parenting, Poverty and Social Policy (3 s.h.)
SOC 37, sec. F2 (BH): CRN 24642
M/W, 2:55-4:20 p.m.
Cindy Bogard

American Politics (4 s.h.)
PSC 1, sec. F2 (BH): CRN 24689
M/W, 4:50-6:45 p.m.
David Green

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

F3: Physical Education (8 s.h. total)

This cluster is designed for students considering a major in athletic training, exercise and sports sciences. It is composed of three courses: human anatomy and physiology, English composition, and a foundational course in emergency care. In this cluster, students explore the human body and gain understanding of the role of the health care provider in the lives of physically active people.

First Aid for Activity Professionals (2 s.h.)
PESP 061, sec. F3: CRN 24505
T/TH, 12:45-1:45 p.m.
Kristin LoNigro

Composition (3 s.h.)
WSC 2, sec. F3: CRN 24386
T/TH, 11:10 a.m.-12:35 p.m.
Paul Carson

Human Anatomy and Physiology (3 s.h.)
BIO 105, sec. F3: CRN 24663
Lecture, M/W, 12:50-1:45 p.m.
BIO 105, F3L: CRN 21209
Lab, M, 6:30-9:25 p.m.
Lisa Filippi

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