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What's your most memorable class?
by MaryAlice Bitts-Jackson
From Theoretical Physics to Literature of the Global South, students featured in our Student Snapshot profiles often discuss the courses that challenged them, changed their perspectives and became impossible to forget. In this video, some recently featured students share their most memorable courses and why sometimes the most difficult ones also are the most rewarding.
- Janaiya Banks '19 (Africana studies, law & policy): Social Justice in the African American Imagination
- Kathryn Beck '20 (mathematics): Introduction to Graph Theory
- Ian Doyle '18 (computer science): Religion 101
- Isiah Godoy '20 (international studies): War and Memories of East Asia
- Bailey Hans '18 (English, philosophy): Existentialism
- Ellis Johnson '18 (physics, Russian): Theoretical Physics
- Madigan Kay '18 (Italian & Italian studies, sociology, food studies): Mediterranean Migration Mosaic
- Anastasia Khlopina '18 (international business & management, social innovation & entrepreneurship): Social and Environmental Justice
- Sophie Kirkman '19 (physics): Intro to Theoretical Physics
- John Leibundgut '18 (economics, philosophy): Philosophy 101
- David Ndreca '19 (political science, security studies): Political Philosophy
- Lydia Orr '19 (psychology): Sociology 101
- Kayleigh Rhatigan '19 (English): Literature of the Global South
- Marcus Robinson '18 (international studies, Middle East studies): Intro to International Relations
- Aboody Rumman '20 (international studies): Authoritarianism and Change in the Middle East and North Africa
- Qing Zhao '19 (economics): The Earth's Changing Climate
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Published January 30, 2018