HE 1850

Introduction to Human Ecology

Course Description

Course information provided by the 2024-2025 Catalog.

This course introduces students to the mission, history, values, and curricular and co-curricular programs of Human Ecology. The course will complement learning within majors by offering a broader perspective on the framing of social problems through a multidisciplinary lens. Students are introduced to equitable community partnership practices. Finally, the course offers the opportunity to forge connections with peers and faculty across the College.

Outcomes

• Describe the mission, values, and history of the College of Human Ecology.
• Identify the scholarly areas of excellence within the College, specifically, health equity, sustainability and society, and technology and human flourishing.
• Explain the principles of community-engaged learning and identify engaged-learning opportunities in the College.
• Practice self-reflection skills to identify personal learning goals.

When Offered Spring.

Comments This course counts for Human Ecology credit requirements.

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