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At Lakeland College, every faculty member, no matter his or her field, is a member of the Interdisciplinary Studies Division, and almost all Lakeland traditional undergraduate teachers participate in the courses of the Interdisciplinary Studies Program. This is because, as its name implies, “Interdisciplinary Studies” stands as the most important part of our curriculum, unifying all the others. Simply put, it represents the College’s and its faculty members’ dedication to our school’s liberal arts tradition.

Programs

• Interdisciplinary Studies

Courses

• GEN 100 - College Writing Workshop
• GEN 101 - Reading Workshop
• GEN 102 - Mathematics Workshop
• GEN 110 - Composition I: Academic Writing
• GEN 112 - Composition II: Argumentation and Research
• GEN 134 - Humanities I
• GEN 135 - Humanities II
• GEN 183 - Natural Science

• GEN 130K - Core I: Knowing the Self
• GEN 310K - Core II: Exploring Vocation
• GEN 311K - Core II: Ideas of Human Nature
• GEN 312K - Core II: Gender Studies: Biology, Culture, and Performance
• GEN 325K - Core II: Love and Lust
• GEN 345K - Core II: Visions of the Afterlife
• GEN 355K - Core II: Science, Non-Science, and Pseudoscience
• GEN 365K - Core II: Prejudice and Discrimination
• GEN 425K - Core III: Excellence and Innovation (WI)
• GEN 426K - Core III: The Digital Divide (WI)
• GEN 442K - Core III: Global Health Issues (WI)
• GEN 443K - Core III: Environment and Consumption (WI)
• GEN 445K - Core III: Global Conflict and Cooperation (WI)

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