Diane Hostetler
Tom Kerns
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COORDINATED STUDIES :
Ways of Knowing: How We Chose What to Believe

Short Description: Program Theme: Willis Nutting has written, "There are great realities to be known and many ways of knowing each of them."  These 'great realities' of human nature, human society, the physical universe and the spiritual world have traditionally been explored through the lenses of philosophy, history, the natural and social sciences, mathematics, the arts or the intuitive nature of faith.  We will explore and critique how each of these lenses provides a different and sometimes contrasting insight into the process of "How We Choose What to Believe."

Students may NOT enroll in any one course within this program without registering for the full program.

Students must register for one of the following 5-credit courses: PHI 100 or PHI 118.

Students must register for one of the following 5-credit courses: ENG 102 or ENG 133.

Students must also register for one of the following 2-credit courses:  ENG 299 or PHI 298 or DRA 201.

12 credits

Delivery Mode: Fully Online (Modes explained)
Campus Attendance Requirements: None
Prerequisites: English 101 or Placement into
English 101 Required
Fees: UD (Fees explained)