Enduring Questions is a required freshman colloquium offered during the spring semester. It is devoted to engaging students with fundamental questions of humanity from multiple perspectives and fostering a sense of community. Students are assigned to a section of the course. Students may not withdraw from the course. All students must pass the course to graduate from Wabash.
FRC 014: Enduring Questions Chairpersons: Michele Pittard & Bob Royalty
The course is devoted to engaging students with fundamental questions of humanity from multiple perspectives and to fostering a sense of community. As such, small groups of students consider together classic and contemporary works (or selections of works) from multiple disciplines that speak to basic questions such as, Who am I? and How do we live in the world? Assessment of student performance focuses on written and oral expression of ideas. In addition to regular class meetings, students attend a small number of affiliated speakers and programs on- and/or off-campus. This course is offered in the spring semester.
Prerequisites: None.
Credits: 1
Distribution: I.B. (Enduring Questions)