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What is the Contemporary Moral Issues Learning Community? How can I participate?

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What is the Contemporary Moral Issues Learning Community? How can I participate?

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In this learning community students will gain the philosophical tools necessary for an effective critique of many of the issues that polarize this country. First-year students, in small groups of twenty, come together to explore philosophical issues through two classes: Contemporary Moral Issues (PHIL 140) and The Student in the University (UNIV100). These classes will consider the role of Philosophy across many disciplines and topics, and therefore, are useful to students considering any major or career path. The cluster allows for students to complete a CORE general education Humanities (HO) requirement along with an additional credit for the UNIV class. To register for a cluster, speak with your academic advisor during Orientation.