FYE 1410 - Global Citizens ( 1 Credit Hours)

Lecture Hours: 12-31 Lab Hours: 0
Graduates in all fields face many challenges in today’s world that require the ability to think and engage globally. Doing so requires recognizing that different cultural perspectives influence the understanding of world issues. In this seminar, students explain factors that contribute to their cultural perspective, apply multiple cultural perspectives to global issues, and then apply this knowledge through engagement with local communities or problems. Faculty from across the University design courses drawing on examples from their disciplines, and students are encouraged to selectionsections offered by faculty in their fields or potential fields. In preparation for subsequent coursework as upper-class students, first-year students enroll in this course in their second semester.

Prerequisite(s): FYE 1220.