.jpg) /Admit%20Header%20Images/Admit%20Header%20Image%205%20(New%20Brand).png) Grace Braga's Shadow Visit Page Hometown: Barrington, RI Class Year: 2027 Programs of Study: Psychology major with Public/Professional Writing and Criminal Justice minors Campus Involvement: Equestrian Team, Psychology Club, Health and Wellness Educator (HAWE), Chess Club, Women in Justice Studies club, Feminist United Please refer to Grace's course schedule and upcoming availability below to select your desired experience. | |
Monday Shadow Visit Experience: PSYCH.255 - Social Psychology: 11:00am–11:50am Examines experimental treatment of the social structure as it affects the individual. Emphasizes cognitive dissonance, attraction, social comparison, attribution theory, cohesion, group process, risk-taking and altruism. Replication of classic social psychological experiments. CJS.320 - Civil and Criminal Procedure in the US Courts: 3:30pm–4:50pm This course examines the history, traditions, philosophy and ethical dilemmas underlying the courts in the United States justice system. Students will be introduced to: the origins and developments of the United States courts; the issues of subject matter and geographic jurisdiction of the state and federal courts, the dynamics of the courthouse workgroups consisting of attorneys, judges, and litigants; and the processes related to the prosecution of criminal and civil cases in federal and state courts. Thursday Shadow Visit Experience: ENG.210 - Myth Fantasy & Imagination: 11:00am–12:20pm Students begin by identifying archetypes, including the heroic ideal, found in folk tales and fairy tales from around the world. Students investigate how and why many of the same universal concerns inform and are interpreted by the famous epic narratives the ancients called “Wisdom Literature;” the Iliad and the Odyssey; and classical mythology. The other readings may include Tolkien’s The Hobbit or portions of The Lord of the Rings, the ancient Mesopotamian The Epic of Gilgamesh, or Virgil’s Aeneid. | |
