HNRS 101ELeading Undergraduate Seminars
Honors Collegium · 1 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)
Limited to students who have been accepted into Undergraduate Student Initiated Education (USIE) program. Learning and exploration of issues that are integral to developing seminars and development of skills to become effective student facilitators. Practical teaching strategies and techniques, as well as pedagogical, organizational, and technological issues confronted by new instructors. Discussion of key topics, followed by discussion of syllabi that students are developing for their seminars and conducting of micro-teaching presentations. Guest speakers expand on topics that arise from class discussions. May be repeated once for credit.
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HNRS 101E140 more beyond
- HNRS 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- HNRS 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- HNRS 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- AF AMER 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- AF AMER 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- AF AMER 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- AN N EA 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- AN N EA 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- AN N EA 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ANTHRO 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ANTHRO 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ANTHRO 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ARCH&UD 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ARCH&UD 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ARCH&UD 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ART 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ART HIS 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ART HIS 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ART HIS 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ASIA AM 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ASIA AM 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ASIA AM 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ASIAN 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ASIAN 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- ASIAN 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- BIOENGR 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- BIOENGR 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- BIOENGR 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- BIOINFR 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- BIOINFR 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- BIOINFR 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- BMD RES 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- BMD RES 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- BMD RES 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- CCAS 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- CCAS 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- CCAS 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- CESC 188SAIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- CESC 188SBIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
- CESC 188SCIndividual Studies for USIE Facilitators
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