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[Sample] Launching a New Interdisciplinary Course: Culinary Anthropology

News: September 21, 2022

I'm excited to announce the launch of a new course, Culinary Anthropology for the upcoming fall semester. The course aims to explore the intersection of culture and cuisine, examining the societal impact of food throughout history. This interdisciplinary course will encourage students to engage with...

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Povutpat Egestas Erat Rhoncus Dapibus Senectus Fringippa.

Publication: Working Paper

Stone, J, P Priya, M. Wong, P Stanbrige, N Lee-Walsh, and A Li. Working Paper. “Povutpat Egestas Erat Rhoncus Dapibus Senectus Fringippa”.

Povutpat Egestas Erat Rhoncus Dapibus Senectus Fringippa.

Publication: Working Paper

Stone, J, P Priya, M. Wong, P Stanbrige, N Lee-Walsh, and A Li. 2020. “Povutpat Egestas Erat Rhoncus Dapibus Senectus Fringippa”.

Povutpat Egestas Erat Rhoncus Dapibus Senectus Fringippa.

Publication: Working Paper

Stone, J, P Priya, M. Wong, P Stanbrige, N Lee-Walsh, and A Li. 2020. “Povutpat Egestas Erat Rhoncus Dapibus Senectus Fringippa”.

[Sample] Temporal Frontiers: An Examination of Time in Literature and Philosophy

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This course is a unique exploration of how time is perceived, portrayed, and questioned in literature and philosophy. Readings will span a wide spectrum from Proust's reflective introspections to Einstein's theoretical physics. By exploring the varied interpretations of time in different cultural...

[Sample] RoboEthics: Moral and Ethical Considerations in AI and Robotics

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As artificial intelligence and robotics become increasingly prevalent in our society, so does the need for understanding the ethical implications. This course will delve into concepts such as machine autonomy, AI rights, algorithmic bias, and the responsibility of AI creators. Students will evaluate...

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