Culture & Society RAP - Fall 2008
If you are interested in taking one or two small classes in the residential area and have an interest in learning about the world and the people in it, Culture & Society RAP could be a good choice for you.
This RAP is open to students with a declared major as well as those who are still exploring major options. Students may choose from a variety of small Gen Ed classes related to the study of people and the world from the vantage point of various disciplines including Anthropology, Sociology, Spanish, and Political Science. Undeclared students will also have the option of joining an OASIS First-Year Seminar .
Be sure to visit the How to Join page on this website to learn about the process and important timelines you must follow to become a member of this fantastic program!
When you join you will:
- Choose from a variety of courses that provide an excellent foundation for majors within the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences (SBS).
- Enroll in one General Education class - small section in the residential area
- Student may choose a section of College Writing 112 in the residential area either Fall or Spring semester
- Share your living-and-learning experience with a community of broad-minded peers with an interest in social diversity.
- Enrich your understanding of the world and the people in it.
Be sure to read all the information on the other pages of this website to learn about the process and important timelines you must follow to become a member of this fantastic program!
Classes
Holding a spot in a RAP guarantees you enrollment in ONE of the associated classes. Registration into the specific classes takes place during NSO and classes are filled on a first come, first served basis.
You will choose one of the following General Education courses (small lecture or discussion in the residential area):
Moore Hall Location in Southwest
- Sociology 106 – Race, Gender, Class and Ethnicity
- Spanish 110 – Elementary Spanish
Melville Hall Location in Southwest
- Anthropology 104 – Culture, Society and People
- Sociology 106 – Race, Gender, Class and Ethnicity
Webster Hall Location in Orchard Hill
- Anthropology 106 – Culture Through Film
- Political Science 111– Comparative Politics
- Women's Studies 187H – Introduction to Women's Studies
The following classes are also available :
All Culture & Society RAP locations :
- Education 125 – OASIS First-Year Seminar for Undeclared students (on Main Campus)
- English Writing 112 – College Writing in the residential area - available both Fall and Spring semesters
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