Interdisciplinary Course at Kennedy Mountain Campus
University of Denver students participated in the innovative course, "Ways of Seeing & Sensing," at the Kennedy Mountain Campus.
The curriculum, developed by the Departments of Biological Sciences, Physics & Astronomy, and Media, Film & Journalism Studies, brought students together to explore biology, ecology, astronomy, filmmaking, science communication, and storytelling.
Course Overview
The course was co-taught by Joe Brown, Jennifer Hoffman, and Julie Morris, and offered a location-based learning experience centered on the idea that how we "see" or "sense" the world shapes our understanding of it.
- Microscopes and trail cameras were used to examine natural systems from a micro perspective.
- Telescopes were used to examine natural systems from a macro perspective.
How we "see" or "sense" the world around us shapes how we understand it.
Author's summary: Students explored biology, astronomy, and filmmaking in an interdisciplinary course.
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