"Great Ideas in World History"
Schedule:
Here are the daily topics:
June 3- "The Idea of Red Cross in History," Dr. Branden Little, Professor of History
June 4- "The Philosophy of René Descartes," Dr. Richard Greene, Professor of Philosophy
June 5- "The Historical Concept of Vaccinations," Dr. Matthew Romaniello, Professor of History
June 6- "The Economics of Adam Smith," Dr. Bob Fudge, Professor of Philosophy
June 7- "Sigmund Freud & Company and Psychoanalysis," Dr. Brady Brower, Professor of History
June 10- "Charles Dickens' and Frank Capra's Ideas to Solve Social Ills," Dr. Stephen Francis, Professor of History
June 11- "The Philosophy of Plato," Dr. Mary Beth Willard, Professor of Philosophy
June 12- "The Scientific Ideas of Isaac Newton," Dr. Eric Swedin, Professor of History
June 13- "The Historical Concept of a Jury," Dr. Stephen Francis, Professor of History
June 14- "Political Ideas," Dr. Thom Kuehls, Professor of Political Science
This seminar will be held Monday-Friday, June 3-14, from 9:00 a.m.-Noon.
Weber State Davis Campus, Building D2, Room 103
2750 University Park Blvd. Layton, UT
The Social Science Education Center is covering the cost of this seminar.
So you will be able to get college credit at No Cost to You.
For further information contact Dr. Stephen Francis sfrancis@weber.edu
How to Register
Scroll down to HIST 2920 "Great Ideas in World History" and click on "Add to Cart" and after that click on "Grant" to have the cost paid for
Then when you are at the payment screen click on Grant in the drop-down menu. Make sure you sign up for the appropriate section: one is a Credit/No Credit Course, and there is one that is for a Letter Grade.
****Looking Ahead:
Fall 2024-Nineteenth-Century America
If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Stephen Francis sfrancis@weber.edu.