Fall 2012 Sharpe Seminars

Each year the Sharpe Community Scholars Program is proud to engage the participation of faculty from across the disciplines to guide students through an integrative, engaged learning experience.  Sharpe faculty represent a diverse group of educators at the College, with skills and talents beyond their discipline-based knowledge.  They equip our students with training to develop research and community partnering ethics, intercultural communication and effective action strategies, and real-world considerations of both practical and philosophical dimensions of social justice and community engagement. 

The Fall 2012 Courses for the Sharpe Community Scholars Program appear below (click on course names for descriptions):

CMST250: Literacy and Social Change [doc] (Monica Griffin, Ph.D., Director, Engaged Scholarship & the Sharpe Program, OCES)

EDUC 150W:  Opportunity Gaps in the US  [doc] (Drew Stelljes, Ph.D., Director, Community Engagement, OCES)

HISP 151:  Poetry, Prisons and Literacy [doc] (Assoc. Prof. Jonathan Arries; Hispanic Studies in Modern Languages)
 ***The language of instruction for this course is Spanish.

INTR 150W:  Living with the Environment [doc] (Assoc. Prof. Dennis Taylor; Marine Sciences) 

THEA152W:  Introduction to Theatre [doc] (Assist. Prof. Francis Tanglaos-Aguas; Theatre, iPAX)

** CMST250:  African American English (Assoc. Prof. Anne Charity-Hudley; ENG/EDUC/CMST/LING) -- a limited number of seats are reserved for Sharpe scholars in this course, which is available to all students with Instructor's Permission.