The courses in our General Education program are diverse. As you may already know, we organize our courses by categories. They are Communication (Written and Oral), Scientific and Quantitative Inquiry, Self and Society, Culture and Creativity, and Global Viewpoints. In the links below, please find resources to help you explore all the different ways in which to build a foundation of knowledge and skills to empower you to discover your personal potential, communicate effectively, work in diverse communities, and solve problems in a global society.
ANT 275 Language and Culture (Culture and Creativity)
Methods and case studies in anthropological linguistics; relationship between language and culture; language structure.
LAW 101 Introduction to Law (Individual and Society)
An overview of the structure of the American legal system, the function of laws, and how both affect the everyday citizen. Concepts include the role law plays in social, business, political and economic institutions.
LAW 291W Writing in Legal Contexts (Written Communication)
Introduction to professional writing skills across diverse legal contexts. Topics include language choice, persuasive techniques, grammar, and effective sentence structure. Students will learn to craft clear, compelling documents and become familiar with basic legal forms.
