Summer 2020 Time Schedule
CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES |
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Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
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>11832 A 6 MTTh 1000-100 * * Magelssen,S 0/ 20 CR/NC
A-term
ADD CODE FROM: UNDERGRADUATE
RESEARCH PROGRAM AT
URP@U.WASHINGTON.EDU OR 206-
543-4282. MEETING SCHEDULE: MON,
TU, TH 10-1 IN MGH 171E. INSTITUTE
IN THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES OFFERS
A RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY FOR
UNDERGRADUATES TO ENGAGE IN
SCHOLARLY RESEARCH WITH
ACCOMPLISHED SCHOLARS AND PEERS
WHILE EARNING FULL-TIME ACADEMIC
CREDIT. THIS SCHOLARLY EXPERIENCE
OCCURS IN THE CONTEXT OF SEMINARS
AND TUTORIAL-STYLE LESSONS WITH
FACULTY WHO OFFER EXPERTISE FROM
DISCIPLINARY AND INTERDISCIPLINARY
POINTS OF VIEW IN A SPACE THAT
ENCOURAGES MUTUAL LEARNING WITH
PEERS AS WELL AS INDEPENDENT
THOUGHT.
STUDENTS DEVELOP INDIVIDUAL,
ORIGINAL RESEARCH IDEAS RELATED TO
AN INTERDISCIPLINARY THEME, CREATE
A SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PAPER OR
PROJECT, WORK THROUGH A FACULTY
AND PEER CRITIQUE PROCESS AND
FORMALLY PRESENT THEIR WORK TO
THEIR COLLEAGUES AND THE LARGER
COMMUNITY AT A CLOSING SYMPOSIUM.
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>11833 B 6 MTTh 900-1200 * * Magelssen,S 0/ 20
B-term
ADD CODE FROM: UNDERGRADUATE
RESEARCH PROGRAM AT
URP@U.WASHINGTON.EDU OR 206-
543-4282. MEETING SCHEDULE: MON,
TU, TH 10-1 IN MGH 171E.
INSTITUTE IN THE ARTS AND
HUMANITIES OFFERS A RESEARCH
OPPORTUNITY FOR UNDERGRADUATES TO
ENGAGE IN SCHOLARLY RESEARCH WITH
ACCOMPLISHED SCHOLARS AND PEERS
WHILE EARNING FULL-TIME ACADEMIC
CREDIT. THIS SCHOLARLY EXPERIENCE
OCCURS IN THE CONTEXT OF SEMINARS
AND TUTORIAL-STYLE LESSONS WITH
FACULTY WHO OFFER EXPERTISE FROM
DISCIPLINARY AND INTERDISCIPLINARY
POINTS OF VIEW IN A SPACE THAT
ENCOURAGES MUTUAL LEARNING WITH
PEERS AS WELL AS INDEPENDENT
THOUGHT.
STUDENTS DEVELOP INDIVIDUAL,
ORIGINAL RESEARCH IDEAS RELATED TO
AN INTERDISCIPLINARY THEME, CREATE
A SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PAPER OR
PROJECT, WORK THROUGH A FACULTY
AND PEER CRITIQUE PROCESS AND
FORMALLY PRESENT THEIR WORK TO
THEIR COLLEAGUES AND THE LARGER
COMMUNITY AT A CLOSING SYMPOSIUM.
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