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 Philosophy / Religious Studies |
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Whatever the vocational goal, students benefit from completing courses in philosophy and religious studies. Nearly everyone is concerned with the kinds of questions and experiences studied in philosophy and religion. Both fields of study are concerned with the nature of reality, truth and value, the human response to death and suffering, and those perennial human questions: Who am I? Why am I here? And where am I going?
Philosophy and religious studies courses require critical analysis, clarity, and understanding. These skills are achieved through careful and close reading of texts, images, and symbols as well as through descriptive and analytic writing. These are invaluable skills transferable to most vocations.
Philosophy and religion courses require the study of diverse and often competing belief systems. This is a challenging and exciting endeavor that can help us make sense of the events taking place in the world around us.
Students planning to transfer to a four-year institution and major in philosophy or religious studies should consult a counselor regarding the transfer process and lower division requirements. |
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| Department Head: | Jackson, Jack | | Faculty: | Adams, John W
Alexander, Horace
Arnecillo, Fidel A
Chadd, David
Clauss, Lee
Fike, Lawrence U
Garcia, David E
Jackson, Julius J
Kiefer-Newman, Katherine R
Lopez, Leonard P
Olson, Gary A
Pielke, Janet V
Schrader, Michelle R
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Philosophy
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Religious Studies
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