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Fall 2008 (view course descriptions)

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• New Approaches to Teaching
• Leadership Communication
• Information Literacy: Beyond Google
• Human Behavior and the Social Environment
• Biology of Politics
• American Folklore and Folklife
• "Between a Chill and a Sweat"*:
     Literature of the American West

Antigua

• Introduction to the Philosophy of
     the Black Experience

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• Degree plan and final project proposal (doc)
• Final project assessment (doc)
• Student evaluation of learning (doc)
• Suggestions for student evaluation of learning (pdf)
•Suggestions for student evaluation of learning (doc)
• Transcript request form (pdf)
• Leave of absence form (doc)

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STUDENT COMMENTS
Skye Pelicrow
Theater

I was taken with UWW for a number of reasons. First, I was impressed with the higher academic standards, even though it would mean having to take three more liberal arts courses to finish my degree. Secondly, I was taken with the Final Project component, which would provide me with an opportunity to showcase what I can do. I desired a school that could consolidate my diverse training into a credible degree that would be essential in my being accepted into a good graduate program in the future. I believe that Skidmore’s UWW can do precisely that.