Interdisciplinary
Degrees and Certificates
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Music Technology (Interdisciplinary), Major -
Psychology, Religion, and Culture (Interdisciplinary), Major -
Student-Initiated Interdisciplinary Majors, Major -
Medieval and Renaissance Studies (Interdisciplinary), Minor -
Nonprofit Management (Interdisciplinary), Minor -
Nonprofit Marketing (Interdisciplinary), Minor -
Women’s and Gender Studies (Interdisciplinary), Minor
Courses
INTD 111: Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies
This course offers an introduction to Women's and Gender Studies, an interdisciplinary academic field that interrogates the meaning and consequences of gender identity from a variety of academic perspectives. It will be taught on a rotating basis with instructors from across the campus. In this course, students will be introduced to ideas regarding gender from a variety of texts and methodologies that will help students understand their world through multiple gendered lenses.
INTD 120: Writing in APA Style
This course will provide students with basic writing skills related to grammar, punctuation, sentence and paragraph structure, plagiarism (attribution), and citations using APA form. The course will be taught workshop style so students have the opportunity to practice using APA style.
INTD 175: Nonprofit Management Fundamentals
INTD 202: World Energy Resources
INTD 203: International Terrorism
INTD 204: Human Sexuality
INTD 205: Peer Mentoring I
INTD 206: Peer Mentoring II
INTD 210: The Art and Science of Peace
INTD 211: Women of the World
INTD 241: Introduction to Social Justice
In this interdisciplinary course, multiple lenses are employed to examine issues of social justice, including factors which either promote or interfere with the creation of communities that value inclusion, diversity, and peace. Aiming to foster a concern for social justice, the course provides theoretical and practical tools to challenge injustice, including opportunities to think and work alongside local advocacy organizations.
INTD 251: Origins of Western Thought I: The Ancient World
INTD 252: Origins of Western Thought II: The Middle Ages and Renaissance
INTD 253: Origins of Western Thought III: The Modern Age
INTD 301: Heuristics
INTD 306: International Development
INTD 310 : Professional Internship
The Professional Internship in Interdisciplinary Studies is aimed at enriching the student’s experience in practicing and using professional skills in an interdisciplinary field, either on campus or off campus, in a domestic or international setting, and in face-to-face mode or remotely. The student documents the experience in a manner to be determined by the supervisor. The supervisor determines the student’s required skill levels for the experience, supervises the internship, records the number of hours completed by the student, and evaluates the internship documentation. The internship may be repeated for credit. Fifty hours of work is required for each one credit. (This course is a credit/no credit course.)