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(formerly Exercise Science)

This add-on Honors colloquium will provide time for students to gain additional experience and become more knowledgeable about the background and scientific rationale for using wearable devices for assessing physical activity, sedentary behavior, and sleep. Additional experience will be gained by having students learn data collection and processing procedures, beyond what is taught in the 297J course.

An examination of transformations in the Jewish family and attitudes toward sexuality in Judaism, from antiquity to the present. Topics include love, sexuality, and desire in the Bible and Talmud; marriage and divorce through the ages; position and treatment of children; sexuality and spirituality in the Kabbalah; sexual stereotypes in American Jeish culture and Israeli society. Interdisciplinary readings draw on biblical and rabbinic literature, comparative Christian and Islamic sources, historical and scientific research on family and sexuality, and contemporary fiction. (Gen. Ed. HS)