This interdisciplinary seminar for first-semester freshmen focuses on the broad theme of community as it introduces students to the university learning community. Sections examine the concept of community historically, in literature, and from the perspective of the social and natural sciences. Topics include: the relationship between individual and community identities; forms of engagement in communities; the rights and responsibilities of citizenship; ethics of community life; and diversity and pluralism in community. Students explore the specific individual-community relationships at Quinnipiac in a context designed to develop skills for academic success. QU 101 is a foundation for upper-level seminars on the national and global communities. Every Year, Fall

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