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HMG 254: People and Culture of Southeast Asia
4.00 Credits
Concordia University-Saint Paul
This course explores the people and culture of countries in Southeast Asia including Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. These Southeast Asia countries known for their ancient culture, increasing modernization and breathtaking beauty, provide a rich setting for interdisciplinary learning. This course is designed to introduce students to the region's history and culture. Students will learn about language, literature, history, religion, economics, politics, education, arts and other aspects of Thai, Vietnamese, Cambodian and Laotian cultures. Students will receive an orientation prior to the trip that will acquaint them with the course and its learning objectives. Classroom instruction and cultural appreciation will be integrated with the cultural tours. Particular attention is given to the Hmong experience in two comparative contexts: Southeast Asia, and the United States. The program will take place in a number of southeast Asian countries: Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam.(Recommended prerequisite: SOC152)
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HMG 255: People and Culture of China
4.00 Credits
Concordia University-Saint Paul
China, known for its ancient culture, increasing modernization and breathtaking beauty, provides a rich setting for interdisciplinary learning. This course is designed to introduce students to the people and culture of China. Students will learn about the Chinese language, literature, history, religion, economics, politics, education, arts and other aspects of Chinese culture. Students will receive an orientation and become acquainted with the course objectives prior to the course. Classroom instruction and cultural appreciation will be integrated with a cultural tour of Beijing, Xi'an, and other major Chinese cities and sites. Visits to the great wall of China, the temple of heaven, the summer palace, Tiananmen Square, the forbidden city, and the Lama Temple. Excursions will be made to local markets, a Chinese cooking class, a river cruise, a site visit to a Chinese school, the Terracotta Warriors, and a Hmong village. Particular attention is given to the Hmong experience in two comparative contexts: China, and the United States. (Prerequisite: SOC152)
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HMG 301: Hmong Cosmology and Belief
4.00 Credits
Concordia University-Saint Paul
This class will explore all the aspects of Hmong beliefs and the different forms of religions that are practiced by the Hmong throughout the world. Students will learn from books/assigned readings, lectures, class interaction and field work/observation.
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HMG 327: Reading and Writing for Hmong
2.00 Credits
Concordia University-Saint Paul
Students enrolled in the class will gain general understanding of the origin of the Hmong language and also be able to read and write basic Hmong.
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HMG 328: Reading and Writing for Hmong- Intermediate
2.00 Credits
Concordia University-Saint Paul
With regular interactive group activities, students will enhance their Hmong through a series of reading and writing Hmong short stories, poems, proverbs as well as key activities surrounding family and social events. (Prerequisite: HMG327 or have some proficiency in reading and writing Hmong.)
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HSV 401: Returning Student Seminar
2.00 Credits
Concordia University-Saint Paul
This seminar course covers five areas that are critical to learner success: goal-setting, library, writing, personal life balance, and computer literacy. Each of the five areas are covered briefly, and then learners choose an area to explore with an instructor. This course models the collaborative learning and the self-directedness of the program.
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HSV 420: Family Systems
4.00 Credits
Concordia University-Saint Paul
This course familiarizes the student with an understanding of the history, evolution, and demographics of the family. Kinship, family structures, functions, and roles are explored. Particular emphasis will be placed on the family's relationship to other systems and institutions in society.
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HSV 460: Ethics
2.00 Credits
Concordia University-Saint Paul
Classical and historical ethics are explored, as well as the student's personal values system. Individuals face tough ethical decisions with increasing frequency in our society, and a framework for addressing those questions is needed. Each student will develop a system for making ethical decisions in their personal and professional life.
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HSV 490: Portfolio and Synthesis
2.00 Credits
Concordia University-Saint Paul
This final course is designed to help learners reflect on all they have done in the BA program. Through guest speakers, research study, and reflection on practice, students will synthesize all they have learned. Preparation of a professional portfolio will cap the learning experience.
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INT 352: Echoes of Classical Culture: Art, History, and Literature
4.00 Credits
Concordia University-Saint Paul
This course will focus on Greek thought as expressed in art, literature and philosophy. Students will explore language, religion and aesthetics in their historical contexts. Thinking about the origins of western culture results in critical assessment and deeper understanding of our current culture.
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