UD DIST 250: Disabilities Studies Introduces the field of disability studies. Explores historical and critical perspectives on the definition and construction of disability. Examines current societal and environmental contexts for disability, including students’...
UD ENGL 151: Studies in Popular Fiction: GOTH LIT (Fall Semester) Study of popular GOTH LIT: HORROR/ SCIFI/ CRIME fiction (literary, cinematic, and/or multimedia). May focus on period, theme, singular author, etc. Upon “successful” completion of this course, students...
UD HIST 188: The History of Now This course explores the complexities of our contemporary world through the lens of history. The course grounds itself in the critical questions for our current times and explores a range of topics and themes. The semester opens with a...
UD UAPP 110: Changing the World and Public Policy (Fall Semester) “Going Green,” the haves and have nots, relevant politics – all huge contemporary issues. Can you get a job AND make a difference? Public policy addresses such issues and begins with you. Examines...
WU BMK 305: Marketing This course is an introduction to marketing, emphasizing the problems of policy determination by management. The nature and operation of marketing functions, consumer preferences, product planning, promotion, distribution, and pricing are...
