Past First|Year Seminars

First-Year Seminars - Washington University in St. Louis

This first-year seminar introduces students to major works of the Chinese, Korean, and Japanese traditions. Although written centuries in the past, these ...

First-Year Programs | Arts & Sciences

First-Year Seminars are one semester classes reserved for first-year students. These topic-based courses give you the opportunity to explore a new idea in depth ...

Past First-Year Seminars - NYU College of Arts & Science

Writing the Essay: Science and Society is the foundational writing course, which provides instruction and practice in critical reading, creative thinking, and ...

Archive of First-Year Seminars | College of Arts & Sciences

Archive of First-Year Seminars. Prior to fall semester 2019, first-year seminars were referred to as freshman seminars. Fall Seminars.

History of the First-Year Seminar - NYU College of Arts & Science

The Origins of the First-Year Seminar. The First-Year Seminar is a graduation requirement for all students who enter the College of Arts and Science as freshmen ...

Attributes of High Impact Practices - First-Year Seminars

First-Year Seminar instructors should be familiar with the campus, aware of college-level expectations we have of students, and be able to lead meaningful, ...

Browse over 100 First-Year Seminars being offered in the 2024 ...

First-Year Seminars are designed to intensify the intellectual experience of incoming students by allowing them to work closely with faculty ...

FYS Curriculum & Courses - Barnard First-year Foundation

Reacting to the Past ... In these seminars, students play complex historical role-playing games informed by classic texts. After an initial set-up phase, class ...

First-Year & Transfer Seminars - Experiential Learning

First-Year Seminars ... Seminars are taught each fall by faculty from a range of disciplines throughout the university. Seminar topics focus on exciting and ...

First-Year Seminar - Truman State University

Take the First-Year Seminar (FYS), choosing from a selection of unique courses designed exclusively for incoming students.

First-Year Seminars - DePauw University

A first-year seminar is a small, discussion-based class that fosters academic discussions where students are encouraged in the exploration of ideas.

First-Year Seminars & Launches - IDEAs in Action

First-Year Seminars go beyond the traditional lecture and discussion format. They invite you to explore new and old ideas, engage with complex issues, and ...

Information for Students - First-Year Seminars - The University of Iowa

What is a First-Year Seminar? ... Are you interested in learning about true crime podcasts or ancient Egypt or tsunamis or the language of math? Or what about ...

Past Events Landing Page | Office of Undergraduate Research

Literature and Art of the Apology: "Sorry" First Year Seminar. Join the ... History Department Senior Honors Thesis Symposium. Please join the History ...

First-Year Seminars | College of Arts & Sciences

While not required, first-year seminars are an excellent introduction to academic life in the College and are highly recommended for first- or ...

First Year Seminar | Butler University

FYS will give you the background you need to develop the kinds of effective skills it takes to succeed academically. By the final sessions, you'll be a much ...

First Year Seminars - Kansas State University

The First-Year Seminar program provides students with the chance to take small, exciting classes that are taught in a lively, interactive way.

First-Year Seminars - Lindenwood University

Our First-Year Seminars allow for a student to find a topic and a professor that can help make their freshman experience a real success.

First-Year Seminars - University of Richmond

First-Year Seminars introduce students to academic inquiry and the modes of expression that lie at the heart of a liberal arts education.

Fall 2024 First-Year Seminars | Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

This course explores how we create official and unofficial stories about the past through archaeology and museums. It discusses how different voices in the ...