Global Experience: International Automotive Studies

GLB160

Study of selected international automobile manufacturer facilities. Selected site visits will focus on the manufacturing, assembly, and repair processes, and how the automobile has influenced the surrounding culture. Designed as a lecture-global experience sequence, the lecture portion is for preparation/exploration and the global experience component is the travel to the selected destination. (Cultural Diversity) As needed.

3 Credits: 1 Lecture, 10 Co-op/Global Experience

Pioneers & Paradigms of Psychology in Europe

GLB255

Examination of the history and systems of modern psychology with an emphasis on the development of the scientific and professional areas of the discipline through travel to global destinations of historical importance. Philosophical precursors of psychology and psychological theories and systems are explored with comparisons made between past and current trends. Attends to the role of marginalized groups in the history of the discipline with primary focus on the last 150 years of western psychology. Involves travel to specific destinations out of the country with guided tours and presentations. As needed.

3 Credits: 3 Lecture

Prerequisites:
ENL111 and PSY111; or
ENL111 and SOC111; or
ANT113 and ENL111

Global Experience: Art & Architecture of Antiquity

GLB256

Introduction to the art and architectural monuments of Italy. Art, architecture, civic planning, and their methods are discussed from the era of antiquity. Exploration of major architectural, painting, and sculptural achievements in ancient Italy, including the Greek and Etruscan influence, the Roman Republic, Imperial Rome, and Early Christian Rome. Fieldwork includes travel to Italy with guided tours. (ART,Cultural Diversity) As needed.

3 Credits: 1 Lecture, 10 Co-op/Global Experience

Global Experience: European Sustainable Building, Historical Architecture & Art

GLB270

Intense study of historic art and architecture and modern sustainable building practices in Europe. Emphasis on integrated design and community planning from an artistic, architectural and sustainable point of view and merging these three characteristics to provide a cultural statement. Topics include introduction to monumental building styles and art across the spectrum of European culture. Course work includes travel to select destinations in Europe with guided tours and lectures at buildings and museums. (ART,Cultural Diversity) Spring Only.

3 Credits: 1 Lecture, 10 Co-op/Global Experience

Global Experience: Global Cities - Architecture Ideals, Urban Forms & Artistic Aspirations

GLB271

Study of art movements and their connection and influence on urban development. Examines urbanism through the lens of art, architecture, and sustainability. An interpretative look at the artistic and architectural patterns of settlement and urbanization that defines cities. Explores artistic connections between cities and urban life that are identified with urban cultures. Introduces the city as an artistically meaningful form. Emphasis on artistic expression and evolution in cities. Focus on green cities and communities. Fosters a critical understanding of the cultural processes that influenced urban civilizations. Emphasis on the role of art and design movements in shaping urbanization patterns, while introducing visual and analytic skills necessary for its interpretation. Course work encompasses the study of art, architecture and sustainable urbanism. Field work includes travel to select global destinations with guided tours and presentations. (ART,Cultural Diversity) Spring Only.

3 Credits: 1 Lecture, 10 Co-op/Global Experience

Global Experience: Global Food & Hospitality: Cuisine, Culture & Perspectives

GLB291

International field experience with hands-on study of cuisine and hospitality operations. Cultural immersion includes connections to historic food product origins, agro tourism, authentic food preparation and viticulture. Fieldwork includes travel to select global destinations with guided tours and seminars. (Cultural Diversity) As needed.

3 Credits: 1 Lecture, 10 Co-op/Global Experience

Prerequisites:
CSC124 and ENL111

Global Experience: Oral Healthcare Field Experience

GLB313

Oral healthcare field experience that provides opportunities for students to increase their cultural competence by planning, providing, and evaluating primary oral health services to an underserved population. (Cultural Diversity) As needed.

3 Credits: 1 Lecture, 10 Co-op/Global Experience