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IDS 250: Humanities in Cultural Settings Di, V
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
This course is an interdisciplinary study of three global cultures, one being American. The course focuses on a significant place and time in each culture's history. These cultures are examined through two sets of sources: literary works and a collection of academic writings, pictures, maps, and artifacts. The course pays special attention to how cultures support specific social hierarchies and moral systems. Three lecture hours per week.
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IDS 251: Caribbean Cultures Diii, Di, V
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
Through an examination of the humanities and arts in Caribbean cultures, students will discover the major threads which distinguish the Caribbean societies. An interdisciplinary approach drawing on the content, methods, and sources of various academic disciplines will be used to provide the processes and information to analyze humanities in Caribbean cultures. Three lecture hours per week.
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IDS 255: Comparative Religious Traditions Diii, Di, V
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
An interdisciplinary study of the principal religious traditions of the world-Buddhism, Taoism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Christianity-considering such issues as historical development, cultural and geographical setting, forms of worship and prayer, use of scripture, theological concerns and institutional structure. Readings, class discussions and student presentations are required. Three lecture hours per week. Minor elective for Religious Studies minors. Free elective for other students.
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IDS 260: Introduction to Pre- Law Studies Diii
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
An introduction to the interdisciplinary study of law. This course introduces students to substantive areas included in a law school education. The course also introduces students to the scope of practice of legal professionals. Drawing upon the disciplines of history, criminal justice, political science, psychology, sociology and other fields, the course meets the need for adequately prepared law students which has been outlined by the American Bar Association. Three lecture hours per week.
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IDS 265: Approaches to Peace And Conflict Resolution
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
This course examines the causes of, and resolutions to, conflict at the interpersonal, local, national, and international levels. Students will build skills for negotiation and mediation through a process of defining issues, listening, and generating options. The course also examines the efforts for peace throughout history and the lives of outstanding peacemakers.
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IDS 271: Information Technology, Society And Culture Diii, di
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
An introductory study of the diverse effects of the global Information Technology revolution. Includes an analysis of the social, political, cultural and economic impact of computers and Information Technology and an examination of the philosophical, ethical and psychological implications of these new technologies.
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IDS 299: Topics in Student Affairs
1.00 Credits
Salem State University
This course features intensive training in, and reflection on, specialized topics in student affairs. The emphasis is on education and training for practical application on campus and beyond. May be repeated with permission of the Department Chairperson for a maximum of three credits. Three lecture hours per week over a five-week period.
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IDS 320: Human Sexuality I DIII
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
An examination of sexuality in general and the way it influences the individual and society. This course emphasizes group interaction and self-understanding through a bio-psycho-social approach. Three lecture hours per week..
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IDS 322: Human Sexuality II Diii
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
An examination of an alternative lifestyle. The historical, cultural, political, legal, religious and psychological context of homosexuality and lesbianism. A variety of speakers and viewpoints will be presented. Three lecture hours per week.
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IDS 325: Coastal Zone Management Diii
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
This course presents a survey of the coastal environment, its physical characteristics, natural systems, economic uses and development pressures. Lectures examine strategies formulated in the U.S. for land and water resource management in the coastal zone. The roles of federal, state and local government. Offered by the Marine Studies Consortium. Application to campus Representative of the Marine Studies Consortium must be made one semester prior to the experience. Additional tuition fee required by Marine Studies Consortium.
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