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CLASSROOMS
At the
heart of the curriculum are the general education requirements,
which help students analyze information, think independently,
and express themselves effectively. As students advance,
they choose from courses in areas as varied as Pan-African
studies, Asian and Middle Eastern cultures, and urban studies.
Such breadth affords considerable room for individual choice
and for exploring multiple perspectives on global issues.
Students are guided by dedicated scholars and teachers,
such as Assistant Professor of Spanish and Latin American
Cultures Isolina Ballesteros, who notes, "The exchange of
ideas is encouraged in every course, and the cultural and
ideological differences of students and faculty are reflected
in the topics of discussion as well as in the methodological
approach." It adds up, she says, to an enriching academic
experience.
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