This honors section of Environmental and Public Policy Dispute Resolution provides students with the opportunity to participate throughout the semester in a seminar setting for more in depth discussions analyzing specific disputes and mechanisms for their resolution. Students will undertake independent research on particular mechanisms or cases decided in conjunction with the instructor and classmates will explore together the implications of their collective findings.

This Honors Colloquium focuses on the intersection of humorous incongruity and the concept of the uncanny. Incongruity is one of the most important ideas in humor studies (just as the uncanny is to horror studies), and several social theorists invoke both in attempts to understand marginality in society. Moreover, U.S. American society has seen the rise of entertainment genres and cultural movement that draw liberally from both. We will examine and interrogate this intersection throughout the semester.

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Practical field experience in human nutrition.

Prerequisite: NUTRITN 352