LEAP Course Options
All LEAP courses have a Peer Advisor and Library Research as part of the class.
Arts LEAP
Students will be introduced to the construction of identity and community from a behavioral and social science perspective and will study art and literature of various cultures and communities.
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Engineering LEAP
(E-LEAP) classes focus on how engineering can impact humans; through policy changes,
innovation, or the impact it may have on the surrounding community.
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Global LEAP
This course will focus on global citizenship and is aimed to push students to think
more globally by focusing on Korean society and its inter-connections with American
society.
Health Professions
This two semester course examines bio ethical issues through the framework of humanities
in order to situate health care within its essential human context.
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Humans & Nature; Humans & Society
In this course we seek to gain an appreciation of how nature has been understood
in America from the exploratory period to the present day.
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Law LEAP
The LEAP Law course focuses on diverse topics and make you a more competitive applicant
for law-school.
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Community Engaged Learning
Complete community service as part of a small class with social justice carefully
considered. We also want connect you with the Bennion Community Service Center on
Campus.
Society & Science: Human Boundaries
These courses focus global issues: poverty, homelessness and social services; public health; opioid crisis; debt and higher education; global climate change; population growth and sustainability.
Social & Behavioral Science
This course addresses how the social sciences attempt to explain human behavior and understand the complexities societies. Using their knowledge, student will interpret a social problem of importance in society today