The Department of Human and Social Sciences announces a new blog feature and simultaneously the first contribution to it. The feature is called Positions, and the first contribution is a defense of critical race theory by University of Dallas Associate Professor Cynthia Nielsen.
Can the Social Sciences be Philosophical? A Human and Social Sciences presentation/discussion by Dr. Dennis Sepper Human and Social Sciences & Philosophy Department Wednesday, September 4, 12:00 – 12:50 am Science Building 42 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
Ideas to Improve Decision Making A presentation/discussion by Dr. Paul Phillips Department of Mathematics Wednesday, February 13, 11:00 – 11:50 am Science Building 42 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
Hope everyone had a joyous and restful Christmas break! Back on track with the start of the Spring Semester and the Human and Social Sciences Dept. wishes you all a fulfilling beneficial term!
What Is ‘Government’? A Human Sciences presentation by Dr. Jonathan Culp (Dept. of Politics) Wednesday, Nov. 14, noon – 12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited to participate!
Archaeology Revising the Past A Human Sciences Presentation by Dr. Valeria Forte (Dept. of Modern Languages, Italian) Wednesday, November 7, noon-12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited to participate!
First day of classes! Welcome to our new students, and welcome back to our returning students! We’re looking forward to a new semester and have a great line-up for our weekly lecture series (HUSC 2101: Introducing the Human Sciences). We’ll post the announcements each week. Our other classes this semester include: Intro to the Social Sciences (Sepper) Conceptual Foundations of the Human Sciences (Sullivan) Anthropology of Latin America (Pezzia) Tradition and Innovation (Pezzia) Senior Seminar (Pezzia) Have a great start…
As of Summer 2018, HUSC has changed its name! It is now officially called the Department of Human and Social Sciences. You can read about the name change here: https://udallas.edu/constantin/academics/programs/humansciences/name-change.php
Vaccine Skepticism and Controversy A Human Sciences presentation/discussion by Dr. William Cody Dept. of Biology Wednesday, October 11, noon – 12:50 pm Science Building 42 (between math & physics offices) Everyone is invited to participate! Vaccine Controversy Flyer
Welcome back to all students, particularly our HUSC seniors! We’ve got a great group working on some really interesting thesis projects.