Syllabus: Why Care About College?: Higher Education in American Life, EDAD 855 (Spring 2022)
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2022-01Author
Winfield, Jake
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Policy, Organizational and Leadership StudiesSubject
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You have decided to go to college. But why? What role will college and in particular Temple University play in your life? Reflect on this important question by looking at the relationship between higher education and American society. What do colleges and universities contribute to our lives? They are, of course, places for teaching and learning. They are also research centers, sports and entertainment venues, sources of community pride and profit, major employers, settings for coming-of-age rituals (parties, courtships, etc.), and institutions that create lifetime identities and loyalties. Using sociological and historical texts and artifacts, students will learn how higher education is shaped by the larger society and how, in turn, it has shaped that society. Become better prepared for the world in which you have chosen to live for the next few years. This course fulfills the GU/U.S. Society General Education credit.Citation
Winfield, Jake. Syllabus for Why Care About College?: Higher Education in American Life, Educational Administration, Temple U, Philadelphia, Spring 2022.ADA compliance
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