University of Alabama
This course will expand on the students’ understanding of systemic change. Students will examine theories of systemic change through highlighted successes of change agents who have effected change in their systems of influence. Throughout the semester, students will develop their own plan for enacting change in their system of choice, while also exploring ideas of ethical leadership, emotional resiliency, and creativity. University Honors
2 credits
UFE 201
Prerequisites, corequisites, and courses that build on this one
Courses that require this course as a prerequisite
Thomas Paine and Revolutionary Writing UH, W
Gossip and Rumor: Featuring Social Change and Social Media UH, W
Speaking of Freedom
Doctors Who Write: Medicine, Mortality & Literature
Beyond the Lab: Truth, Ethics & Meaning-Making in Research EXP, UH
Ethics, Lobbying, and Law
A Divided America
One Nation Under God
Heroes of Faith and Justice in the 20th Century
Afro-Asian Studies
Modern Africa
American Dream(s): Exploring Narratives of American Life UH, W
Southern Women Writers UH, W
Radical Stitches: Forming Identity through the Creation of Texts EXP, UH, W
A Republic If You Can Keep It UH, USGC, W
Green Political Thought UH, W
Political Theories of Love UH, W
Existentialism, Race, and Gender UH, W
Myth and Reality in Espionage
Shakespearean History UH, W
Origins of Western Thought—Modern Thought UH, W
Origins of Western Thought: The Judeo-Christian Tradition UH, W
Filmmakers and Their Philosophies
Core Values in Citizenship: A Comparative Study UH, USGC
Honors Special Topics SP, UH
Contemporary Book Arts
Leadership Lessons from Jazz
Fear and the American Consciousness UH, W
Stanley Kubrick and Human Nature
College in Media & Popular Culture
The Transdisciplinary Mind: Foundations, Methods & Ethics for the Future
Honors College Scholars Creative & Innovative Inquiry EXP, UH
Making an Impact in a Global Society
