Global Issues and Social Justice

Perspectives on Food Security and Sustainable Food Systems

Cara Rockwell

Tues., Thurs., 11:00A-12:15P

The purpose of this course is to provide a strong foundation for student evaluation and interpretation of food security and resilient food systems.

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Black Nightmares: Deconstructing Symbolism and Race in Horror Stories

Trina Sanders

Online

This course will explore the themes of racism meets horror stories. This course will use the dark fantasy horror television series “Lovecraft Country” to uncover blackness, queerness, fantasy, and the struggle against racism and imperialism.

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Business, Human Rights and Peace: The Role of Corporations in Conflict Resolution

David Wernick

Wed., 2:00P-4:30P (Hybrid)

This course has been designed for students who intend to make an impact and make the world a better place using their own philanthropic resources.

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Beyond Entertainment: The Influential Power of Music in Society

Ernesto Fernandez

Online

Music plays an important role in our daily lives and in shaping society. It accompanies us in our daily activities and as an outlet for our feelings. This omnipresence of music raises several questions: how does music affect our lives?

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Sex and the City

Amy Huseby

Thurs., 2:00P- 3:15P (Online Live)

This course surveys literature from fifteenth-century to present by considering the co-constitutive nature of two major issues: sexuality and urbanization.

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Practical Strategies for UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)1

Hortensia Sampedro

Wed., 2:00P - 3:15P (Online Live)

This is a two-semester seminar-style course suitable for intellectually curious Honors students from all disciplines interested in exploring practical strategies for sustainable development. We will discuss forward-looking frameworks to address the 21stcentury issues which hopefully will serve you for a lifetime.

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Unseen Voices/Unheard Faces

Pioneer Winter

Online

Unseen Voices/Unheard Faces examines the public and private lives (and deaths) of individuals marginalized within and across our vibrant, shared histories.

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You Crit Like a Girl: The Unique Role of Women in Gaming, Entertainment, and Media

Connie Viamonte

Tues., 4:00P- 6:30P

This course will investigate gender through the lens of modern media and entertainment.

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Thou Shalt Not Steal: Wage Theft & Moral Philosophy

Jeanette Smith

Thurs. 11:00A - 12:15P (Hybrid)

For many low-wage or part-time workers, wage theft is an inevitable aspect of their working lives. Wage theft includes not being paid for overtime, being paid less than the minimum wage, or not being paid at all.

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