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Fragmentation and Reintegration
Course Description:
Modern Western culture is uniquely baffling, with its chaotic images, its incoherent messages, its confusing and contradictory moral values. This interdisciplinary course encounters not only the chaos, but the constructive responses to it articulated in the work of creative imaginations such as Richard Rodriguez, T.S. Eliot, Annie Dillard, Paul Tillich, Aaron Copland, Henry Moore, and Loren Eisley.
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| Events & Highlights |
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Science and Human Values Lecture Series
Third Lecture - Friday, December 11, 2009
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Georgetown Preparedness:
H1N1 Flu
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Plays and Panels
Performing Arts Events in Collaboration with Synetic Theater in Rosslyn.
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Graduation Celebration
2010 SCS Commencement, May 22, 5:00 PM, Gaston Hall (in Healy Building)
Students and faculty in the Graduate Liberal Studies program are recognized for their achievements at the Celebratory Graduation Dinner and Commencement
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Liberal Studies at Georgetown Magazine
Read the fall issue of Liberal Studies at Georgetown Magazine for the calendar of fall events and news of the program, students, faculty, and alumni.
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Join Liberal Studies Saturday Morning Art Tours
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DLS Applications for 2010 due February 1, 2010
Complete application (online and/or "paper") packets for the Doctor of Liberal Studies degree are due and must be received by the Admissions Center, Georgetown University, 3307 M St., Box 571006, Washington, DC, 20057-1006 on or before February 1, 2010.
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DLS Online Registration for Spring 2010
Online Registration begins Nov. 2, 2009 at 9:00 AM. The spring schedule, syllabi, and student instructions will be posted by October 23rd. To view the current and previous semester, click below:
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