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  • VIA 255: Psychology of Prejudice

    3.00 Credits
    Salve Regina University

    Core Complement Course in Social Sciences This course provides students with an opportunity to see how the discipline of psychology studies prejudice, stereotyping, and discrimination. Students will explore a variety of topics including stigmatization, racism, sexism, anti-Semitism, genocide, and heterosexism, examine their effects, and consider how such effects can be prevented or ameliorated. This course is a VIA section of PSY255 and fulfills a core complement social sciences requirement. Prerequisite: PSY100 recommended. 3 credits.
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  • VIA 321: Thinking Globally,Acting Locally

    3.00 Credits
    Salve Regina University

    This course takes the student out of the classroom and into the world of action. Students participate in social services in the Newport community in order to learn directly the benefits of working cooperatively for the general good. Students also meet regularly with their instructors to discuss their service-learning project and reflect on the assigned readings. This work is especially beneficial when it is with people of a culture different from one's own. The goal is to experience the deep satisfaction derived from realizing in the "real world" the best ideas learned in the classroomduring the freshman and sophomore years. 3 credits.
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  • VIA 410: Contemporary Christian Spirituality:Integration in Speaking

    3.00 Credits
    Salve Regina University

    Core Complement Course in Religious Studies Contemporary spirituality concerns itself with the question of how to lead a deeply committed Christian life in the world of high technology and almost constant change. We examine theories of spirituality in the past to see their influence on our present situation; the spiritualities of other traditions to see their possible contributions to our own; the question of whether a person can develop a spirituality on his own or whether he needs a community or a church is helpful. Lastly we raise the question of what moral choices we must make to seriously adopt a particular kind of spirituality. In this open forum and debate course students must draw upon the great ideas of history and the insights gained from their university education and from their participation in the VIA Program. Students will be asked to "think on their feet" beforean audience, organize ideas with clarity, defend ideas with confidence, to listen carefully and change their minds when confronted with better ideas. This course is a VIA section of RST410 and fulfills the core complement religious studies requirement. Prerequisite: RST210. 3 credits.
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