FYP 1001 First Year Seminar I
First-Year Seminars are topical or thematic, reflecting faculty interest and/or expertise. Seminar topics and themes are diverse and reflect the broad spectrum of the undergraduate liberal arts curriculum. First-Year Seminars are not survey or introductory courses in any particular discipline, but rather are seminar-style and participatory. Some carry departmental elective credit, and all count toward the fulfillment of college-wide requirements. All first year seminars address the College's General Education Critical and Analytical Reasoning Competency; some, by virtue of their topics, also address a second General Education Competency. Students enrolled in each section of First-Year Seminar are also enrolled in the coordinating section of First-Year Writing I.