What’s New in the Course Catalog for 2022-2023?
Kate Hirschen, Outgoing Culture Editor
With the 2021-2022 academic year coming to a close, it is already time for students to pick their classes for next year. The School released its Course Catalog recently, and there are several new classes being offered for the 2022-2023 school year.
Asking the Big Questions: Donald Reese
This course engages with some of the biggest questions—if there is a God, why is there evil? What is the best way to live my life? What does it mean to know something? Does the moral arc of the universe bend toward justice?—and search for some big answers by writing in a variety of genres, doing projects, and reading some philosophy, some religion, and much literature. “I've always wanted to do it because students al...
Short Stories: Donald Reese
Focusing on nothing but short stories, this class features a variety of genres, from science fiction to fantasy. Students will attempt their own short stories and learn about reading and writing critical analyses. “I always want to teach more authors, and by focusing on novels, we always reduce the number," Humanities Department Co-Chair Donald Reese said. I thought it would be easier to stud...
Social Justice Through Photography: Blake Dion
In this Semester II course, students explore the use of digital photography as a way to take action on social justice issues. Students collaborate on a large project that involves photos and interviews. While taking Social Justice Through Photography, students build on their research, artistic, and leadership skills. "Social Justice Through Photography (Semester II) is a great option for studen...
Digital Photography: Blake Dion
In this single-semester course, students learn about the aesthetic aspects of digital photography as well as the elements of design. While learning to operate a digital camera, students will immerse themselves in the fundamentals of visual literacy through fun projects. “Introduction to Digital Photography (Semester II) is a great option for students who are interested in learning the basic p...
Popular Culture and Jewish Immigration: David Cutler
In this Semester I course, through a pop-culture lens, students examine Jewish immigration in American history, especially before, during, and after World War II. First, by examining the American Jewish experience through the superhero comic book genre, students learn about how the “Man of Steel” represented more than just an alien from another planet who could leap tall buildings in a single bound. ...
Piano and Guitar: Max Holman
With classes tailored to each individual student, Piano and Guitar will help bring favorite songs to life. In this course, participants learn musical skills and techniques. "My goal of the course is to grant students the opportunity to fall in love with music through playing piano or guitar. If I can inspire a student to want to continue learning an instrument beyond our class, they have the potential...
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