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It's not enough to understand your role in the world around you. You must also be able to take action when needed. Learn how to participate cooperatively in a variety of artistic, cultural, education, political, recreational, health, public service and social service settings.

Available courses

THEA 107 - Theatre Activity: Costume

THEA

107

Online

THEA 108 - Theatre Act: Lighting

THEA

108

Online

THEA 105 - Theatre Act: Stagecraft

THEA

105

Online

THEA 103 - Theatre Activity: Mgmt

THEA

103

Online

THEA 102 - Theatre Activity: Acting

THEA

102

Online

THEA 109 - Theatre Activity: Sound

THEA

109

Online

HP 291 - Concepts of Fitness

HP

291

Online

RPLS 278 - Leisure and Lifestyle

RPLS

278

Online

HP 291 - Concepts of Fitness

HP

291

Online

CDIS 205 - Beginning Sign Language

CDIS

205

Online

HP 117 - Aerobic Conditioning

HP

117

Online

HP 103 - Fitness for Living

HP

103

Online

URBS 230W - Community Leadership

URBS

230W

Online

HP 175 - Fitness Activities

HP

175

Online

NURS 101W - Courage/Caring/Team Bldg

NURS

101W

Online

HP 190 - Yoga

HP

190

Online

ENG 242W - Intro Creative Writing

ENG

242W

Online

CMST 310 - Performance of Literature

CMST

310

Online

We are connected to the environment as well as other people. Learn about today's complex environmental challenges by examining the interrelatedness of human society and the natural environment.

Available courses

GEOG 101 - Introductory Physical Geography 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous

Online

GEOG 101 - Introductory Physical Geography 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous

Online

GEOG 105 - Introduction to Geospatial Technologies 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous

Online

GEOG 101 - Introductory Physical Geography 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous

Online

GEOG 101 - Introductory Physical Geography 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous

Online

GEOL 100 - Our Geologic Environment 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous

Online

GEOL 108 - Oceans of the World 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous

Online

HLTH 101 - Health and the Environment 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
HLTH 101 - Health and the Environment 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
HLTH 101 - Health and the Environment 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
HLTH 101 - Health and the Environment 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online

Responsible citizenship requires you to understand your own and others' positions on specific issues, be part of the free exchange of ideas, and function as public minded citizens. Develop your capacity to identify, discuss, and reflect upon the ethical dimensions of political, social, and personal life and how to exercise your rights and protect the rights of others.

Available courses

GWS 120 - Violence & Gender

GWS

120

Online

CS 201W - AI & SciFi

CS

201W

Online

IT 202W - Computers in Society

IT

202W

Online

IT 100 - Intro to Comp & Applic

IT

100

Online

IT 100 - Intro to Comp & Applic

IT

100

Online

CHEM 131 - Forensic Science

CHEM

131

Online

MASS 280 - Social Media and Society

MASS

280

Online

SOWK 215 - Social Welfare Services

SOWK

215

Online

SOC 255 - Juvenile Delinquency

SOC

255

Online

CORR 255 - Juvenile Delinquency

CORR

255

Online

IT 202W - Computers in Society

IT

202W

Online

NPL 273 - Intro NonProfit Sector

NPL

273

Online

POL 111 - United States Government

POL

111

Online

URBS 230W - Community Leadership

URBS

230W

Online

PHIL 120W - Introduction to Ethics

PHIL

120W

Online

PHIL 224W - Business Ethics

PHIL

224W

Online

MASS 110 - Intro Mass Media

MASS

110

Online

PHIL 222W - Medical Ethics

PHIL

222W

Online

CORR 106 - Intro Criminl Justic Sys

CORR

106

Online

CMST 330 - Ethics & Free Speech

CMST

330

Online

RPLS 272 - Intro to Rec Parks & Leis

RPLS

272

Online

Being a part of a global society requires an understanding of the growing interdependence of nations, traditions and peoples. Develop your ability to apply a comparative perspective to cross-cultural social, economic and political experiences.

Available courses

GWS 220W - Sex and Gender Worldwide 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
BIOL 100 - Our Natural World In Person In Person
ANTH 101 - Introduction to Anthropology 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
GEOG 103 - Introductory Cultural Geography 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
GEOG 103 - Introductory Cultural Geography 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
GEOG 103 - Introductory Cultural Geography 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
GEOG 103 - Introductory Cultural Geography 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
ART 160 - Introduction to Visual Culture 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
ART 260 - Art History Survey I 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
ART 265W - Art As Politics 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
HUM 101W - Introduction to Humanities and the Search for Meaning 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
MUSC 307 - Music of the World 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
MUSC 307 - Music of the World 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish I 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
SPAN 102 - Elementary Spanish II 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
CDIS 306 - Intermediate American Sign Language - Level II 13 - Completely Online - Synchronous Online
ENVR 101 - Perspectives in Environmental Science 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
GEOG 100 - Elements of Geography 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online
GEOG 100 - Elements of Geography 12 - Completely Online-Asynchronous Online