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What is the Human Issues Studies Program?
The Human Issues Studies Program (HISP) is a campus-wide academic program designed to link student educational experiences to real, personal and community-based issues. HISP supports students through the process of designing and completing their Human Issues Studies experience, a graduation requirement for all Edgewood students. Many tell us that their projects have not only significantly changed how they view the world but have also made a difference in the lives of others. Promoting deep learning, reflective practice, and community engagement are among the primary goals of this program.
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How can I fulfill the requirement? You have a choice among three options: 1) an Independent Study project (3 credits) - For the Independent Study process guidelines, click here 2) a Human Issues Seminar (3-4 credits); or 3) a course that is cross-listed with Human Issues Studies (3-4 credits) - Students interested in choosing a seminar or cross-listed course should click here to see current and future course offerings that satisfy the Human Issues requirements. For research/reference ideas: view PDF of Library Brochure ( in Acrobat 6.0) Edgewood College Rennebohm Library (http://library.edgewood.edu/) Arts & Letters Daily (http://aldaily.com/) links to
major news sources, Community-based learning opportunities (Volunteer Your Time - Wisconsin Campus Compact - WiCC (www.wicampuscompact.uwp.edu/) a state-wide organization whose purpose is to strengthen civic
engagement and service-learning partnerships between Wisconsin's
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