This course asks what "daily life" has meant and means in Palestine today. Centering work by diverse Palestinian scholars, writers, and artists, we will engage: accounts of village and urban life in Palestine before 1948, ethnographies and oral histories of the 20th century, as well as studies of ecology, cuisine, identity, and struggle. We will also encounter key figures in Palestinian literature. Students will actively document their reading, produce a personal glossary of key concepts, and carry out an independent project which they will present to the class.

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Students gain advanced experience in teaching all aspects of Animal Science courses. The learning objectives of AnSci 496T include the clear oral communication of scientific information, the formation of good pedagogical practice, and the design of assessment tools.