IDIS Fall 2021 Course Offerings IDIS 205-610 Changing World Topics: How Change Happens 1 credit M 7:00-8:30 pm Fulton 111 Lecturer: Ryan Weaver Interdisciplinary lecture series on curre
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IDIS Fall 2021 Course Offerings IDIS 205-610 Changing World Topics: How Change Happens (1 credit)
M 7:00-8:30 pm Fulton 111
Lecturer: Ryan Weaver
Interdisciplinary lecture series on current topics in public affairs, civic engagement, and
sociopolitical topics Part of SU’s Institute for Public Affairs and Civic Engagement (PACE)
IDIS 235-151/152 Introduction Interdisciplinary Studies (1 credit)
7 Week Session 1, section 151, M 5:30-6:30 pm
7 Week Session 2, section 152, W 5:30-6:30 pm
Lecturer: Robert Garner
Introductory course for students considering the Interdisciplinary Studies Individually Designed Track The objective is to familiarize students to the fundamental tenets and values of an
interdisciplinary course of study Select either session 1 or 2, each only 7 weeks
IDIS 245-150 Law, Justice and Advocacy (4 credits)
W 7:00 – 9:45 pm TE 151
Lecturer: Jordan Gilmore
Students will explore how the law affects a variety of at-risk populations The course will cover topics such as policing, the rights of the accused, race, gender issues, juvenile justice and mass incarceration This is the first course in the popular Law, Justice, and Advocacy minor
IDIS 280-001 Business of Creativity (4 credits)
TR 9:30 – 10:45 am FH 149
Lecturer: Mark Danderson
The Business of Creativity involves making good project ideas into great ideas This class
teaches you a methodical approach to researching a project idea, plan for its success, and convince others of the greatness of your idea by creating a convincing plan presentation
Trang 2IDIS 280-450 Exploring Self, Majors, and Careers (2 credits)
R 5:30 – 7:20 pm TBA
Lecturer: William Weldon
Students will explore which SU majors and minors are the best fit while connecting with
professional academic advisors, business managers, health care providers and graduate
students
IDIS 280-002/003 Social Media Communication (2 credits)
7 Week Session 1, section 002, TR 12:30 – 1:45 pm FH 142
7 Week Session 2, section 003, TR 12:30 – 1:45 pm FH 142
Associate Professor: Jennifer Cox
Students will explore basic concepts of social media, including the role social media
technologies play in society and how the new technologies have changed the role of
professionals Select either session 1 or 2, each only 7 weeks
IDIS 280-151 Internship 101 (1 credit)
7 Week Session 2, T 5:30 – 6:45 pm PH 268
Lecturer: Crystal Dickerson
Students participate in opportunities that allow for: 1) an understanding of leadership
opportunities, 2) how to work with your major or obtain one, and 3) how Career Services can assist you
IDIS 335-151/152 Fundamentals of Interdisciplinary Studies (4 credits)
151 W 4:00 – 5:15 pm PH 149
152 M 4:00 – 5:15 pm PH 149
Lecturer: Catherine Jackson
A comprehensive course for undergraduate students seeking an academic career integrating multiple disciplines Provides an in-depth study examining the purpose and value of an
interdisciplinary course of study
IDIS 350-610 Nonprofit Leadership (3 credits)
Th 12:30-1:45 pm SGS 131
Lecturer: Ryan Weaver
Examine the theory and practice of both leadership management in domestic and international nonprofit organizations Topics include methods and philosophies of leadership; the mission, vision and values of nonprofit organizations; organizational culture; and working with an executive director, board of directors and volunteers Corequisite: Enrollment in the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance
IDIS 435-001 Age and Popular Culture (4 credits)
TR 2:00 – 3:15 pm TE 155
Lecturer: Catherine Shufelt
Students examine social, political, psychological, and aesthetic considerations of aging in American media, starting with representations of childhood, moving through adolescence, into middle age, and concluding with later life
Trang 3IDIS 435-151 Food and Popular Culture (4 credits)
TR 5:30 – 6:45 pm PH 350
Lecturer: Catherine Shufelt
Examines social, political, psychological, environmental, and aesthetic considerations of food in international culture and media
IDIS 490-701 Internship in Interdisciplinary Studies – Nonprofit Leadership Alliance (4-8 credits)
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Professor: Carolina Bown
Students in the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance certificate program have the opportunity to receive real-world nonprofit training through approved internships
IDIS 490-702 Internship in Interdisciplinary Studies (4-8 credits)
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Lecturer: Mark Danderson
Provides practical experience in using the theory and skills of interdisciplinary studies in public service and professional environments
SU’s The Washington Center (TWC) Semester
Summer Must apply by March 17 (10 credits)
• IDIS 325 (4 credits): TWC Course
• IDIS 490 (6 credits): TWC Internship
Fall Must apply by May 5, early acceptance application April 7 (15 credits)
• IDIS 280 (3 credits): TWC Professional Development Seminar
• IDIS 325 (4 credits): TWC Course
• IDIS 490 (8 credits): TWC Internship
Application steps:
1 The Washington Center online application
2 Salisbury University online application
3 Email Dr Chrys Egan, SU TWC Liaison