Emory College Seminars
Courses
ECS 100-Level Courses
A service-learning course for designated leadership and service programs at Emory. Individual offerings vary but give attention to student development theory and research and practices in higher education.
- Credit Hours
- 1 - 2
- GER
- None
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
Emory Essentials introduces Emory College first-year students to university resources, opportunities, and policies. Through class discussions, small-group activities, and homework assignments, students will reflect, explore, and begin designing their unique Emory experience.
- Credit Hours
- 1
- GER
- None
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
This course provides a framework for students to articulate how to leverage a liberal arts education as they launch their post-graduation pursuits. Through assignments focused on self-assessment and exploration, students will identify and translate skills that transfer from college to career.
- Credit Hours
- 1
- GER
- None
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
This is a 1-credit course taught in conjunction with a residence hall community. Topics vary by semester and introduce students to academic research related to the living & learning theme and its connection to Emory, Atlanta, and the world.
- Credit Hours
- 1
- GER
- None
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
Limited to first-year students, the topics vary based on the instructor.
- Credit Hours
- 3
- GER
- FS
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
ECS 200-Level Courses
First-year students will be introduced to the diversity of events available on campus and in the Atlanta area, and to learn how to find similar events in the future. The class will attend an event each week, and engage in group discussion afterward.
- Credit Hours
- 1
- GER
- None
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
This course provides a framework for students to articulate how to leverage a liberal arts education as they launch their post-graduation pursuits. Through assignments focused on self-assessment and exploration, students will identify and translate skills that transfer from college to career.
- Credit Hours
- 1
- GER
- None
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
This course aims to foster a deep understanding of the principles of asset-based language, cross-cultural competence, and the role of appropriate community service in building strong and inclusive communities. Open to AUDL and Grad. Generation participants who will complete 120+ hours for XA tag.
- Credit Hours
- 0
- GER
- XA
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
ECS 300-Level Courses
This is a 2-credit course intended for new student members of the Emory College Honor Council. It introduces students to academic integrity as a field of research and inquiry, the historical context of college honor systems, and new research and trends concerning academic dishonesty.
- Credit Hours
- 2
- GER
- None
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
ECS 400-Level Courses
This is a 2-credit course intended for continuing student members of the Emory College Honor Council. Members are required to develop a project related to academic integrity and to help facilitate the general practicum, which covers new research and trends concerning academic dishonesty.
- Credit Hours
- 2
- GER
- None
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
The seminar provides a forum for honors students to explore the nature of interdisciplinarity and to test the boundaries of their respective disciplines, in the context of the Fox Center, Emory's interdisciplinary institute for advanced study in the Humanities.
- Credit Hours
- 1
- GER
- None
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
This seminar helps students understand their project in multi- and interdisciplinary frameworks different from that in a traditional academic discipline. The class uses as workshop approach to understand collectively methods, research design, data analysis, and public presentation.
- Credit Hours
- 2
- GER
- None
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None
This course provides students with the opportunity to develop projects to work with institutions and organizations and experience real time issues surrounding Leadership, Ethics and Organizational impact in their respective fields.
- Credit Hours
- 3
- GER
- HAP
- Requisites
- None
- Cross-Listed
- None