HUSC 2101 Open Presentation: Vaccine Controversy
Vaccine Controversy A human sciences presentation/discussion by Dr. William Cody (Dept. of Biology) Wednesday, October 17, 12:00 – 12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
HUSC 2101 Open Presentation: Urban Utopias
Urban Utopias: City Structures and Social Organization A human sciences presentation/discussion by Dr. Mark Petersen (Dept. of History) Wednesday, October 10, 12:00 – 12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
HUSC 2101 Open Presentation: Food Insecurity, Health, and Applied Anthropology
Food Insecurity, Health, and Applied Anthropology A presentation/discussion by Dr. Carla Pezzia (Dept. of Human and Social Sciences) Wednesday, October 3, 12:00-12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
HUSC 2101 Open Presentation: On the Epistemological Edge
On the Epistemological Edge A human sciences approach to psychology A Human and Social Sciences presentation/discussion by Dr. Gilbert Garza (Dept. of Psychology) Wednesday, September 26, 12:00 – 12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
HUSC 2101 Open Presentation: Meaningful Work
Meaningful Work The Crucial Role of FIT (and how to assess whether your work is meaningful) A presentation/discussion by Dr. J. Lee Whittington (The Gupta College of Business) Wednesday, September 19, 12:00 – 12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
HUSC 2101 Open Presentation: We never have enough time!
We never have enough time! How scarcity shapes our lives A presentation/discussion by Dr. Charles Sullivan (HUSC and History) Wednesday, September 12, 12:00 – 12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
HUSC 2101 Open Presentation: Language, Foundation of the Human Sciences
Language, Foundation of the Human Sciences A presentation with discussion by Dr. Dennis Sepper (Philosophy) Wednesday, August 29, noon – 12:50 pm Science Building 01 (right across from the stairwell) Everyone is invited to participate!
Welcome, Students!
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…
Two Crossroads Americorps positions
Crossroads Community Services has two positions for this fall that they need to fill by August 24. Contact is Jesse Kramer (see http://www.ccsdallas.org/who-we-are/staff.html), who has provided the following details: 32-35 hours a week, with the largest need being 8am-12pm Monday through Thursday during pantry hours Available September 4 – December 21 $3,000 living allowance & $1,566.14 education award We have two open positions that need to be filled in two weeks, August 24! The Client Services Associate will collect client information and research data at reception and during intake….
Name Change
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