Join us today as always between 4-6 PM on the show as we have two special guest on our show today. College of Wooster Sociology Professor Dr. Anne Nurse and senior double major in Sociology and Africana Studies Yassi Davoodi will be on the show as we discuss the Sociology department! Don’t miss out! www3.wooster.edu/woo91/.
Just confirmed: Today’s guest for the show will be International Relations major Emily Keizer and Communication Studies major Grainne CarlinTune in at ww3.wooster.edu/woo91/ or 90.9FM!
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For more than 60 years, every Wooster graduate has had the experience of creating something genuinely new and valuable through I.S.: Independent Study. I.S. is a year-long project that allows you to throw yourself into an idea you care about. It’s like being in a class of one. (Literally. I.S. takes the place of one of your four classes each semester of senior year.) With the one-on-one support and guidance of a faculty adviser in your senior year, you’ll take a journey of self-discovery — culminating in a major research paper, an art exhibit, or a performance — that pulls together what you’ve learned and shows others where you’ve been. It’s a significant piece of work, but you don’t go there all at once. Wooster’s curriculum is structured to prepare you, from your first semester on campus, for the kind of scholarly, critical inquiry that I.S. demands. To read more check out, http://www.wooster.edu/Independent-Study. INDEPENDENT STUDY
What exactly is I.S.?
(Photo courtesy of Sateesh Venkatesh, ‘10)
College of Wooster President Grant Cornwell dropped by The I.S. Show on October 26 to talk about the benefits that the Independent Study program has.
For more information about the Independent Study Show, please e-mail: brandon.theisshow.gmail.com
The I.S. Show: President Cornwell (October 25, 2010) by WOO91
