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Winter 2022-2023 FYS Courses

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Well-Behaved Women (and a Lot of Other Folks) Rarely Make History

Debate & Revolution, FYS Winter 2023, Historical Perspectives, Policy & Society

Translating Science Through Scientific Controversies

FYS Winter 2023, Policy & Society, Science & Tech

Show Me the Money**

FYS Winter 2023, Identity, Policy & Society, Teaching & Education

Protecting the Living World and its Inhabitants

FYS Winter 2023, Media & Current Events, Policy & Society, Science & Tech

Notorious Trials – How Shocking Crimes Became Shocking Administrations of Justice

Communication & Humanity, FYS Winter 2023, Media & Current Events, True Crime & Horror

Money Management: Make Your Money Work for You

FYS Winter 2023, Hands-On, Identity, Science & Tech

An Ounce of Prevention

FYS Winter 2023, Health & Wellness, Identity

What’s the Worst That Could Happen? Why we love dystopian stories

Communication & Humanity, FYS Winter 2023, Storytelling

What’s Your Story?

Communication & Humanity, FYS Winter 2023, Identity, Storytelling

Islam and Immigration in Contemporary Europe

FYS Winter 2023, Global Exploration, Historical Perspectives, Policy & Society

Fairy Tales: From the Brothers Grimm to Disney

Communication & Humanity, FYS Winter 2023, Historical Perspectives, Storytelling, True Crime & Horror

Digital Storytelling and Narratives

Communication & Humanity, FYS Winter 2023, Identity, Storytelling

Color and Expression in Art

Communication & Humanity, FYS Winter 2023, Hands-On, The Arts

Started from the Bottom, Now We’re Here*

FYS Fall 2022, FYS Winter 2023, Identity, Policy & Society, Teaching & Education

*SEP Students Only

**TPSSS Students Only

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