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Muskingum University Learning Communities

"Just as a body is composed of various concordant members, so does the whole circle of learning consist in one harmonious system.  For this reason those who from an early age are initiated in the different branches of learning have a facility in acquiring some knowledge of all, because of their common connection with each other."
- Vitruvius, Ten Books of Architecture, Book I, 12.

Taking, as its primary principle, Muskingum University's purpose statement "to develop ... whole persons," learning communities at the university similarly seek to make a more meaningful whole of students' academic experience. A presently-expanding endeavor, Muskingum University learning communities assist students in making the transition to academic life and responsibilities, and in developing strong academic, social and support networks. At the same time - and in particular - the communities promote: the acquistion of increasingly-advanced academic skills; the integration of knowledge across a breadth of areas needed for success beyond college; further develop a capacity for team-work, critical thinking and life-long learning, and; the creation of a genuine community of scholars dedicated to success and achievement.

Faculty: Learning Community Invitation Memo.

  • Proposal/Planning Form.

Fall 2011 Learning Communities

  • CHEM 111 + IDIS 100 (Perera)
  • COMM 200 (Alesandrini) + EDUC 110
  • COMM 200 (Marshall) + IDIS 100 (Martin)
  • COMM 200 + IDIS 100 (Marshall)
  • COMM 200 (Phillips) + ENGL 121 (DeCuir)
  • COMM 200 (Phillips) + ENGL 121 (DeCuir) + IDIS 100 (Phillips)
  • ENGL 121 (Adams) + HIST 212 (Dunak)
  • ENGL 121 (Kaluhiokalani) + IDIS 100 (Shaul)
  • GEOL 110 (Van Horn) + POLS 121 (Huber) + IDIS 100 (Van Horn)
  • GEOL 110 (Van Horn) + POLS 121 (Huber) + IDIS 100 (Van Horn)
  • HIST 111 (Hilton) + HIST 121 (Kaluhiokalani)
  • IDIS 150 (Kaluhiokalani) + IDIS 100 (Smith)
  • MATH 190 (Bosley) + IDIS 100 (Kehrberg
  • PHEN 110 (Selvi/Taylor) + IDIS 100 (Soto-Caban)

Fall 2010 Learning Communities

  • ANTH 201 (McGuire) + IDIS 100 (Schroer)
  • CHEM 111 + IDIS 100 with Eric Schurter
  • CHEM 111 + IDIS 100 with Lois Zook
  • FREN 111 (Morris) + IDIS 150 (Edsall) + IDIS 100 (Edsall)
  • FREN 112 (Morris) + IDIS 150 (Edsall) + IDIS 100 (Morris)
  • PHEN 110 (Soto-Caban) + IDIS 100 (Soto-Caban)
  • PSYC 100 (Normansell) + ENGL 123 (Wynne)
  • SPCO 200 (Phillips) +  IDIS 150 (DeCuir) + IDIS 100 (Phillips)
  • SPCO 200 (Phillips) +  IDIS 150 (DeCuir) + IDIS 100 (DeCuir)
  • SPCO 200 + IDIS 100 with Lisa Marshall
  • SPCO 200 (Marshall) + IDIS 100 (Smith)
  • SPCO 200-10 (Alesandrini) + HIST 211-1 (Kerrigan)
  • SPCO 200-12 (Alesandrini) + EDUC 110-1 (Kokovich)

 

 

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