Johnson: In-Person Classes
AHS 2010 | Exploration of the aspects of life that have a great impact on your health, in order to develop the decision-making skills needed to make intelligent, informed health care choices throughout life. Examines the concept of health and the role and responsibility of individuals for their health. Emphasizes wellness and health promotion and their relationship to the quality of life.
ART 1030 | This course is designed to explore ethics of the art world from many angles. We will study graffiti and street art and how graffiti artists have migrated from illicit street art into the galleries and museums. We will discuss art and activism in terms of environmental art and architecture as well as art as political protest. We will explore articles and case law that deal with issues of illegal export, import, censorship, copyright and display. We will see how war has dislocated and destroyed artworks.
MAT 1095 | This course is a contemporary review of the classical work of the same name by Edward Tufte. The course explores classical visual displays of quantitative information, and introduces the foundational skills to create them.
ENG 1360 | Probing basic questions of human nature and society, dystopian (the worst of all possible worlds) literature and film reveal anxieties that remain chillingly applicable today. We will explore such issues as the self, alienation, freedom, complicity, citizenship, love, faith, sex technology and happiness through a variety of novels and films.
ENG 1045 | In this course, you will view, discuss, and then write about a number of American films from the past quarter century. Each film incorporates themes of writing, dreaming, and discovering one’s truest self. Along the way, your thinking will expand and your critical reading and writing skills will improve. Field trips to an arts cinema and/or a local film festival will enhance the classroom experience.
Johnson: Virtual Class Options
MAT 1095 | This course is a contemporary review of the classical work of the same name by Edward Tufte. The course explores classical visual displays of quantitative information, and introduces the foundational skills to create them.
