Moodle at Eckerd College 2024-25 Academic Year

In this course we engage with complex real-world issues and problems that require consideration beyond singular expertise, collaboration across disciplines and majors, and a collective empathetic imagination. Required for the interdisciplinary problem minor. No prerequisites

This course comprises a) pre-internship consultation and preparation; b) supervised field-based experience at an approved location; and c) post-internship reflection and peer engagement. Prerequisite: one humanities course.

Students will conduct independent humanities research projects under the supervision of a faculty member. Faculty permission required. 1-3 credits.

This seminar provides senior students interested in conducting humanities research projects a supportive workshop environment in which to address questions about the craft of humanistic research and share findings as an interdisciplinary team.

This senior humanities capstone experience offers students the opportunity to connect and synthesize their knowledge bases, intellectual journeys, and research projects as an interdisciplinary learning community.

Introduction to traditional means (e.g. set design, musical production, text and illustration) and non-traditional means (e.g. performance art, video, multi-media installation, web-based digital arts) by which arts can be integrated or linked to other disciplines. Prerequisite: at least one entry level course from an Eckerd arts discipline.

Abstract Spray Painting

Senior Project

Introduction to the field of International Business. Focus on globalization and international trends. Investigation of the economic, political, economic and cultural environments of international business. Analysis of the entire range of international management. Comparison of management practices in the Americas, Asia, Europe, Africa and the Middle East.