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Hell's Plot

New course for all transfer students

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  • Hell's Plot

    Hell's Plot: Performing Jesus,
    Popular Christianity, and the Cult of Fear
    Gregory S. Jackson, English

    New course for all transfer students

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  • Of Tinman and Scarecrow

    Of Tinman and Scarecrow:
    Understanding the Heart and Brain
    Mary Konsolaki, Genetics
    Sunita Kramer, UMDNJ

    How much do we really know about the heart and brain?

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  • The Ecology of the Jersey Shore

    The Ecology of the Jersey Shore
    Julie Lockwood, Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources

    What do continental drift, sea-level change, and food webs tell us about the Jersey Shore?

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  • Photography and HIV/AIDS

    Photography and HIV/AIDS
    Tanya Sheehan, Art History

    How have American photographers constructed the "face of AIDS" since the 1980s?

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Considering a Byrne Seminar?
Spotlight

Life Lessons: Stretching Student Perspectives on Love and Family
What does a "normal" family look like? Does a successful marriage have to begin as a romantic union? Should you expect your spouse to be your lifelong inspiration? Students in a new Byrne seminar, "What Did You Say? Communication Dynamics of the Modern Family," are learning that the answers to these questions are more complex than they may have imagined.

Jersey Roots, Global Reach
Byrne Seminar in Costa Rica

Anna Chou (RU '14) and Dawn Barcelona (RU '14) were part of a group of ten lucky students selected to participate in the first international Byrne Seminar. They spent five day peers in Costa Rica with their peers learning about the geology behind volcanoes and earthquakes, with Professor Michael Carr and Professor Vadim Levin as their guides. Hear from Anna and watch the video she made of the trip's highlights.
 
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