BIOL1929

BIOL 1929 - Drawn to Nature: Observing the World Around Us (1 Cr.) Freshman Seminar

Plant and Microbial Biology (10876) TCBS - College of Biological Sciences

BIOL 1929 - Drawn to Nature: Observing the World Around Us (1 Cr.) Freshman Seminar

Course description

Keeping a nature journal is one way to hone your skills of observation, enjoy the natural world around you, and relax. In this seminar we will explore nature through the practice of keeping a nature journal. Lessons will include the history of sketchbooks in exploration, approaches for starting your own journal, what materials to use, and how to get outside and start. There will be little reading, but all students are expected to participate and share their work weekly. Class will include field trips to the College of Biological Science Plant Conservatory and the Landscape Arboretum. No prior experience in art is required.

Minimum credits

1

Maximum credits

1

Is this course repeatable?

No

Grading basis

S-N - S-N Grade Basis

Discussion

Requirements

001475

Fulfills the writing intensive requirement?

No

Typically offered term(s)

Periodic Fall