Collins Options Course - Edible Wild Plants: Spring
We will be spending time in the outdoors observing, learning, drawing, and collecting edible wild plants.
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Collins Options Course - Intervening with Children: Childhood Survivors of Domestic Violence
This course will examine the impact of poverty, homelessness, domestic violence, and child abuse on children.
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Text, Image, Sound - Bookish: Beyond Text and Image
In this course, we will analyze multimodal texts that combine written and visual expressions, focusing on books and bookish objects: medieval manuscripts, children’s books, comics and graphic novels, artists’ books, and even a variety of digital “books.”
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Text, Image, Sound - Documentation and Media Creation
Students will be trained to use media for educational and professional purposes and to be more literate and critically equipped for the digital age.
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Politics, Identity and Resistance - Environmental Justice and Sustainability
Environmental Justice and Sustainability is designed to foster students’ knowledge of and capacity for environmental leadership by exploring sustainable solutions to socio-environmental issues that adversely affect marginalized communities. SustainCollins course – open to all residents.
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Politics, Identity and Resistance - Student Power: The Global History of Youth Activism
This course traces the history of global youth activism from its medieval roots through the 20th century to the present.
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Science and the Universe - Paleoart Imagining Lost Worlds
Through this course, we will discuss the combination of art and science that goes into recreating a prehistoric animal.
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Culture, the Arts and Society - Medieval Imagination
In this course we will explore the universe of symbols and dreams that populated the mind of Medieval women and men.
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Culture, the Arts, and Society - Self-Governance, Sustainability, and the Arts
Through this course, you’ll learn about and then witness Mexico’s local and global arts scene, cultural diversity, archaeological heritage, and community-based political institutions. Includes a required summer field experience in Oaxaca, Mexico, May 9-23. Application online: go.iu.edu/ASPIREoaxaca (deadline November 10). SustainCollins course – open to all residents.
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Collins Options Course - Internship in Student Self-Governance and Management
Our students gain a great deal of experience in self-government and management through our educational programming, arts management, and other student groups. This internship helps Collins students learn how these opportunities relate to their academic and professional goals.
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