1 [email protected] www.clemson.edu/cuhonors 864-656-4762 October 26, 2015 the From the As you register for Spring courses, please consider taking one of our Honors seminars--small, discussion-focused courses on mely issues taught by outstanding Clemson faculty. Here are a few examples: HON 2090, Secon 1 -- "Diplomacy and Negoaon," Prof. Vladimir Mac. Learning to negoate is a key skill, both in everyday life and in internaonal relaons. This hands-on course, led by rered diplomat and polical science profes- sor Vladimir Mac, features true-to-life simulaon exercises drawn from current internaonal events. Provides cross- cultural awareness credit. HON 2210, Secon 1 -- "Holocaust Literature," Prof. Johannes Schmidt. Millions of Jews and other vicms were killed in Hitler's concentraon camps; perhaps 150,000 survived. This seminar explores the Holocaust through literature, focusing on the liberaon of the camps and on the wrings of the survivors. Provides literature credit. HON 2220, Secon 1 -- "The Wisdom of the Moderns," Prof. Colin Pearce. Who were the great thinkers who shaped the modern world? How do their wrings help us to live "the good life" within the context of today's democrazed, globalized, and highly technological world? Provides social science credit. Happy registraon! -- Dr. Lasser Tuesday, October 27 7:30-8:30pm Kinard 301 Www.LibertyinNorthKorea .org Pizza will be served aſter- wards!
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[email protected] www.clemson.edu/cuhonors 864-656-4762 October 26, 2015
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From the
As you register for Spring courses, please consider taking one of our Honors seminars--small, discussion-focused courses on timely issues taught by outstanding Clemson faculty. Here are a few examples:
HON 2090, Section 1 -- "Diplomacy and Negotiation," Prof. Vladimir Matic. Learning to negotiate is a key skill, both in everyday life and in international relations. This hands-on course, led by retired diplomat and political science profes-sor Vladimir Matic, features true-to-life simulation exercises drawn from current international events. Provides cross-cultural awareness credit.
HON 2210, Section 1 -- "Holocaust Literature," Prof. Johannes Schmidt. Millions of Jews and other victims were killed in Hitler's concentration camps; perhaps 150,000 survived. This seminar explores the Holocaust through literature, focusing on the liberation of the camps and on the writings of the survivors. Provides literature credit.
HON 2220, Section 1 -- "The Wisdom of the Moderns," Prof. Colin Pearce. Who were the great thinkers who shaped the modern world? How do their writings help us to live "the good life" within the context of today's democratized, globalized, and highly technological world? Provides social science credit.
Happy registration! -- Dr. Lasser
Tuesday,
October 27
7:30-8:30pm
Kinard 301
Www.LibertyinNorthKorea
.org
Pizza will be
served after-
wards!
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The event takes place from noon to noon, the weekend of November 7–8 at SOCO in downtown Columbia (823 Gervais St., second floor).
Register at http://CodeDay.org/columbia. Use the promo code "CALHOUN" for 20% off registration. Email ques-tions to [email protected].
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