Human Geography/AP Human Geography
This is a 3- to 4-credit course depending on the number of mods taken. Students who take the optional fourth mod of the course are enrolled in AP Human Geography (HIS-118A) and are required to…
Discipline: History
The history curriculum reflects Quaker values by focusing on issues that transcend national barriers, such as the causes and consequences of poverty, racism, sexism, intolerance, and conflict. Students are encouraged to develop empathy for people of all nations, racial groups, religions, and economic strata. All history courses place heavy emphasis on developing strong reading, interpretive, and analytical skills. Academic research and writing are cornerstones of the departmental philosophy. Students regularly engage in respectful civil discourse fostering global citizenship.
A Brief History of Vietnam
This course is cross-listed as MUL880V (Extradisciplinary). See MUL880V (Extradisciplinary) in the Extradisciplinary section of the catalog for description. Min-Max Credit Hours: 1.0-1.0
Economics & Sustainability (in the Netherlands)
This course is cross-listed as MUL930N (Extradisciplinary). See MUL930N (Extradisciplinary) in the Extradisciplinary section of the catalog for description. Min-Max Credit Hours: 1.0-1.0
Transformative Justice
This course is cross-listed as ENG980X (English) and MUL980X (Extradisciplinary). This domestic-travel class requires parental consent. See MUL980X (Extradisciplinary) in the Extradisciplinary section of the catalog for description. Min-Max Credit Hours: 1.0-1.0
Producing Peace: Civic Media Literacy & Production
This course is cross-listed as MUL770P (Extradisciplinary) and ARP220P (Arts). See the course description for MUL770P (Extradisciplinary) in the Extradisciplinary section of the catalog. Min-Max Credit Hours: 3.0-3.0
Psychology and AP Psychology
Psychology This course is a 2-3 credit course depending on the number of mods taken. This course would include Introduction to Psychology and 1-2 other mod courses. Please see descriptions of individual mod courses below.…
Social Science of Climate Change
This course explores the problems facing communities around the globe as a result of climate change. Students examine a wide range of solutions from the individual to the global scale, consider the potential impact of…
Entrepreneurship
This course is a business plan competition. Students work on creating and executing a business plan while concurrently learning relevant business theories that they are applying in real time. The course allows for in-depth practice…
The United Nations & Leadership
This course introduces students to International Relations through the lens of the United Nations (UN). Students learn about the founding, functions, and programs of the UN. Students also gain an understanding of current global issues…
The Origins of Democracy
This course examines the origins of democracy, specifically in Ancient Greece, with a focus on the period of Solon’s reforms to the end of the Peloponnesian War. The course uses the case study of Athenian…