SPAD 45024 Sport in Global Perspective
Course Name: SPAD 45024 Sport in Global Perspective
Kent State University students grabbed their paddles, boots and waders to help clean up the Cuyahoga River. The service trip was put together by the Kent State's Recreation and Wellness Services’ Adventure Center, which holds adventure trips, service trips and team-building programs. The Adventure Center hopes to hold at least one service trip each semester allowing students the chance to give back to the environment. Chris Lukas, assistant director of outdoor adventure and operations, put together this semester's event with the environment as the top priority.“In the past we’ve done a lo...
CRIM 36702 Comparative Issues in Law, Justice and Society
Course Name: CRIM 36702 Comparative Issues in Law, Justice and Society
Course Description: In this course, we will compare European and US legal systems and how they address diversity, human rights, social justice, and punishments in institutions and society covering the medieval era, Renaissance, and modern society. Special focus on the sources of power and justice, social constructions, and conflicts.
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisites: None
GEOG 31070 Population and the Environment
Course Name: GEOG 31070 Population and the Environment
HIST 38595 Follow your Star: Astrology from the Renaissance to Today
Course Name: HIST 38595 Follow your Star: Astrology from the Renaissance to Today
MATH 11022 Trigonometry
Course Name: MATH 11022 Trigonometry
PSYC 41495 Emotions, Culture & Health
Course Name: PSYC 41495 Emotions, Culture & Health
BSCI 30789 Feasts and Plagues: The Science of Italian Food, Wine and Disease (July Session)
Course Name: BSCI 30789 Feasts and Plagues: The Science of Italian Food, Wine and Disease
ENG 34041 Fairy Tales (July Session)
Course Name: ENG 34041 Fairy Tales
Description: For the foundation of this course, we will 1) discuss the definition of fairy tales as opposed to folk tales and other fictional genre; 2) explore various methods of literary, psychological, feminist, and other modes of interpretation; 3) study histories of fairy tales and their influence; read works from top scholars in the field such as Ruth Bottigheimer and Jack Zipes.