| The primary objective of this class is to enrich educators as the conveyers of civilization with an interdisciplinary knowledge of the multicultural roots of one of the great cities of the West, and to develop ways to convey to their students a sense of being citizens of a global culture shaped by history. To this end, the course discusses the city of Rome as a cultural crossroads where the philosophical heritage of Greece met the theological heritage of Jerusalem in a way that produced great works of literature, architecture and art. The course also provides opportunities to reflect on those issues of civic commitment, religion, and freedom that must always arise in a study of the city of Rome. Equivalent: EDCT 5323. |
| The primary objective of this class is to enrich educators as the conveyers of civilization with an interdisciplinary knowledge of the multicultural roots of one of the great cities of the West, and to develop ways to convey to their students a sense of being citizens of a global culture shaped by history. To this end, the course discusses the city of Rome as a cultural crossroads where the philosophical heritage of Greece met the theological heritage of Jerusalem in a way that produced great works of literature, architecture and art. The course also provides opportunities to reflect on those issues of civic commitment, religion, and freedom that must always arise in a study of the city of Rome. Equivalent: CEU 3545. |
| Explore Washington state's geography and rich history while enjoying a vacation of learning. Develop a multitude of lessons for use in the classroom based on your travels to several Northwest Washington locations. Class not open to: Undergraduate level. |
| 64 |
Bushnell, Daniel |
(5 credits) |
Duration: up to one year.
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| Tuition: $425 flat fee |
| Register: Register for this course online by clicking here or call 800/482-3848. |
Fees:
plus cost of materials and individual travel expenses.
Course media: print/Required Textbook(s)/Site Visits.
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| Participants will develop an appreciation for Washington's geography and rich history by exploring one of the state's four regions. Visit required site locations in each area. Conduct research, analyze issues and collect resource information that will assist participants in teaching Washington state history or issues the state faces. Travel with family members or friends to create a learning vacation. Class not open to: Undergraduate level. |
| 65 |
Bushnell, Daniel |
(5 credits) |
Duration: up to one year.
|
| Tuition: $425 flat fee |
| Register: Register for this course online by clicking here or call 800/482-3848. |
Fees:
plus cost of materials and individual travel expenses.
Course media: Print/Required Textbook(s)/Site Visits.
|
| Participants will develop an appreciation for Washington's geography and rich history by exploring one of the state's four regions. Visit required site locations in each area. Conduct research, analyze issues and collect resource information that will assist participants in teaching Washington state history or issues the state faces. Travel with family members or friends to create a learning vacation. Class not open to: Undergraduate level. |
| 66 |
Bushnell, Daniel |
(5 credits) |
Duration: up to one year.
|
| Tuition: $425 flat fee |
| Register: Register for this course online by clicking here or call 800/482-3848. |
Fees:
plus cost of materials and individual travel expenses.
Course media: Print/Required Textbook(s)/Site Visits.
|
| Participants will develop an appreciation for Washington's geography and rich history by exploring one of the state's four regions. Visit required site locations in each area. Conduct research, analyze issues and collect resource information that will assist participants in teaching Washington state history or issues the state faces. Travel with family members or friends to create a learning vacation. Class not open to: Undergraduate level. |
| 67 |
Bushnell, Daniel |
(5 credits) |
Duration: up to one year.
|
| Tuition: $425 flat fee |
| Register: Register for this course online by clicking here or call 800/482-3848. |
Fees:
plus cost of materials and individual travel expenses.
Course media: Print/Required Textbook(s)/Site Visits.
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| Take advantage of this opportunity for planned independent travel study in individually selected subjects and locations. May be repeated for credit up to 30 credits. Class not open to: Undergraduate level. |
| 342 |
Kovacevich, Harriett |
(3 credits) |
Completion time will be determined by the instructor once written course proposal is approved.
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| Tuition: $85 per credit |
| Register: Pre-register with the instructor by calling 206/281-2368. |
Fees:
plus cost of materials and individual travel expenses.
Course medium: Arranged.
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| Notes: Note: This course is repeatable up to 30 credits. |
| 343 |
Kovacevich, Harriett |
(4 credits) |
Completion time will be determined by the instructor once written course proposal is approved.
|
| Tuition: $85 per credit |
| Register: Pre-register with the instructor by calling 206/281-2368. |
Fees:
plus cost of materials and travel expenses.
Course medium: Arranged.
|
| Notes: Note: This course is repeatable up to 30 credits. |
| 344 |
Kovacevich, Harriett |
(5 credits) |
Completion time will be determined by the instructor once written course proposal is approved.
|
| Tuition: $85 per credit |
| Register: Pre-register with the instructor by calling 206/281-2368. |
Fees:
plus cost of materials and travel expenses.
Course medium: Arranged.
|
| Notes: Note: This course is repeatable up to 30 credits. |
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