The Development of Western Civilization (DWC) program is at the heart of this preparation. You’ll explore human history through many perspectives — from literature to philosophy to theology to art, and more — from professors who nurture interdisciplinary thinking and …

How DWC Works The First Three Semesters (DWC 101, 102, and 201) The first three semesters of the Development of Western Civilization Program consist of a seminar-style encounter with significant texts from Western and other world civilizations.

These procedures are the same to register for any DWC course. DWC Lectures and Associated Seminars Please choose the lecture and seminar that best fits your schedule.

DWC registration generally takes place BEFORE general registration. Students should register for DWC then and build the rest of the schedule around it. ALT PIN is not needed for DWC registration.

Pre-registration for DWC is November 11 at 7:45 AM (for current freshmen). If you have a compelling reason (accommodations, unavoidable scheduling conflict, medical) for switching your DWC section after the early registration date, please reach out to either Mrs. Pam Belcher (administrative coordinator for DWC) or Dr. Sharon Murphy (DWC director).

If you have a compelling reason (accommodations, unavoidable scheduling conflict, medical) for switching your DWC section after the early registration date, please fill out this form. Your request will not be considered unless you have submitted the form.

DWC Office Ruane Center for the Humanities 237 401.865.2231 [email protected]

DWC 202 C07: M 12:30-2:20, S11 & S12: W 12:30-2:20 Clinical Bioethics Gina Noia, Amy Delaney. This course provides an in-depth study of topics in clinical bioethics.

Jul 2, 2023 · Share on facebook; Share on X; Share on Linkedin; Print this page; Falling in Love with Theatre — Again (McGoldrick) Posted on July 2, 2023. By Molly McGoldrick. Unfortunately, I missed quite a bit in February due to Covid-19, but this week I got to see some of the amazing theatre productions I missed while I was sick, including SIX: the Musical and Heathers: the Musical, which was actually ...

DWC 202 C32: (CRN 2049); (S54 CRN 2050); (S55 CRN 2051) "How the Right Became Right: The Origins and Development of Modern American Conservative Thought" Jim Keating/Pat Macfarlane This colloquium investigates the political, religious, historical, and cultural background of modern American conservative thought. Because conservatism represents a ...