HUMANNATURE 

=  EXPLORING  THE  EQUATION  =

The human animal is both a part of and yet distinct from nature. This relationship between ourselves and the natural world we inhabit is rich, complicated, and problematic. This theme explores the connections between humans and nature by exploring the following questions: In what ways are humans natural? Is there such a thing as human nature and, if so, what is it? How are we related to our larger natural surrounds? How have we described nature to ourselves? In different times and places how have humans understood and interacted with the natural world? How have our understandings of nature changed? Do we as humans have unique responsibilities toward the natural world; if so, what are they?

 Community Service Project Conclusion  

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Nature in Art

Native Americans:
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last day of classes:
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last day of exams:
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Graduation:
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