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Frazier, Peter; Keller, Robert – College Teaching, 1992
A course taught at Western Washington University's Fairhaven College brings together all 13 faculty and a third of the student population in an interdisciplinary effort to address the theme of conflict. The course is administered by a student and a faculty member and exemplifies the difficulties of collaborative administration. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Administration, College Curriculum, College Faculty, College Instruction
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Calabrese, John A. – Art Education, 1993
Describes a college level art history course based on the opposing concepts of Classicism and Romanticism. Contends that all creative work, such as film or architecture, can be categorized according to this bipolar model. Includes suggestions for objects to study and recommends this approach for art education at all education levels. (CFR)
Descriptors: Architecture, Art Education, Art History, Course Content
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Zlatic, Thomas D.; Nowak, Deanne M.; Sylvester, Diane – American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 2000
An interdisciplinary faculty team from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy (Missouri) and Albany College of Pharmacy (New York) collaborated in integrating a course on herbal products with a course on critical thinking. The collaboration was designed to improve students' professional critical thinking, communication, and ethical decision-making…
Descriptors: Communication Skills, Cooperative Programs, Course Descriptions, Course Objectives
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Risager, Karen – Language, Culture and Curriculum, 1993
The orientation of cultural studies at Roskilde University Centre (RUC) is interdisciplinary and thematic and incorporates science, language and literature, history, and psychology and the social sciences. An outline of RUC degree courses and sample project reports are appended. (Contains five references.) (Author)
Descriptors: Course Content, Course Descriptions, Cross Cultural Studies, Cultural Education
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Spencer, Karin; Freund, Maxine; Browne, Barbara – Teacher Education and Special Education, 2006
Through case-writing pedagogy, an approach to case-method instruction, early intervention-early childhood leadership students examined interdisciplinary perspectives, reflected, and integrated new content. Students explored leadership theories and researched current issues and trends in early childhood mental health as they engaged in a collegial,…
Descriptors: Early Intervention, Course Evaluation, Mental Health, Teaching Methods
Cyrino, Monica S. – 1995
A team-taught course on Greek civilization was designed to reach a broad audience of majors and non-majors at the University of New Mexico and has changed in response to faculty and student responses. The first version of the course covered Greek and Roman culture and presented a variety of guest lecturers, but student comments indicated that too…
Descriptors: Ancient History, Course Descriptions, Greek Civilization, Greek Literature
Freeman, Carole Cook; Sokoloff, Harris J. – 1994
A theory of thematic curriculum emerged during the development of a thematic unit on pets, entitled "Pets and Me." The unit, intended for preschool through grade five, focuses on the human-animal bond, incorporating language arts, math, science, social studies, physical education, art, and music activities. "Pets and Me" was developed,…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Curriculum Development, Educational Attitudes, Educational Theories
Black, Carolyn B. – 1993
This paper outlines a three semester hour undergraduate, core course in Scientific Inquiry that increases student knowledge and advances student skills in understanding science as knowledge, process, and human enterprise. This course was developed as a bridge between science and the humanities and a bridge for entry-level students in the…
Descriptors: College Science, Course Descriptions, Course Evaluation, Higher Education
Seabrook, Roberta – 1988
In 1986 the Technology and Social Change Program and the College of Business at Iowa State University joined forces to develop a new graduate course that focused on the role of the multinational corporation in technology transfer to the lesser developed countries. The course was team taught by faculty from different disciplines and colleges, and…
Descriptors: Business Education, Course Descriptions, Curriculum Development, Developing Nations
Conroy, France H. – Innovation Abstracts, 1983
Because students who do not read and write cannot participate effectively in a democratic society, the staff of the College Skills Program at Burlington County (New Jersey) College has designed a developmental skills program in reading and writing with a social science core. The program (Social Science 100) emphasizes reading, thinking,…
Descriptors: College Instruction, Course Content, Course Descriptions, Curriculum Development
Garb, Yaakov Jerome – 1990
In this speech, the author describes what has been learned through years of experience teaching an introductory course in environmental issues at the University of California at Berkeley. The course is described as a broad interdisciplinary survey of the various environmental problems facing the earth; it is an examination of local and global…
Descriptors: College Science, Conflict Resolution, Controversial Issues (Course Content), Course Descriptions
Arms, Karen G. – 1981
This paper describes a graduate seminar designed to provide a multidisciplinary student group with the experience of using a team approach for assessing group family needs, conceptualizing a services and self-support model for meeting those needs, and articulating the model in a grant proposal. A summary of course goals and student requirements is…
Descriptors: College Housing, College Students, Cooperative Planning, Course Descriptions
Slonecker, William G. – 1981
Chemeketa Community College's (CCC's) efforts to place a greater emphasis on the humanities within occupational curricula are described in this report. It first relates the background of the rift between humanities and technical faculty at the college, which developed after the introduction of a separate transfer curriculum in 1970 and which…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Consortia, Course Descriptions, Curriculum Enrichment
Chalfen, Richard – 1976
The premise of this 14 week anthropology course is that endeavors by the mass media should be understood as cultural enterprises. Students will examine the means by which anthropologists, photographers, filmmakers, writers, new reporters or other observers translate their observations of another culture to members of their own culture. The Eskimo…
Descriptors: Anthropology, Audiovisual Communications, Class Activities, Communication Skills
Gounard, Beverley Roberts – 1978
Suggestions for organizing a course in the psychology of aging are offered in this paper, based on such a course at the State University of New York College at Buffalo. Focus is on the lower-level undergraduate course that has Introductory Psychology as the sole prerequisite. Goals include: (1) to familiarize students with current research and…
Descriptors: Age, Attitude Change, Course Content, Course Descriptions
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