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Butler’s new core includes the Indianapolis Community Requirement, which requires you to take a course that meets certain requirements for active engagement in the community.  You may well have already taken one.  Please check your degree requirements to see where you stand.  If you haven’t, you need this to graduate, so juniors (and especially seniors!!!) […]

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At this link you will find STS courses Spring 2014, both core course and electives.   You should use this list for your planning.  (Course search currently lists some STS courses incorrectly; I will let you know when I’ve got that fixed.)

As you plan your schedule, here are some things to keep in mind:

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Advising officially arrives a week from today.  There will be a two-week advising period beginning Oct. 21.  Self Service registration begins two weeks after that, beginning Nov. 4.  To help you prepare for advising it is very important that you come to one of two advising meetings we’ll be holding next week.  The dates and […]

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Advising Changes

On October 8, 2013 By

In advance of advising, we have assigned a number of students new advisors.  Mostly we have switched students from Dr. Ryan to me, since Dr. Ryan is now keeping busy as chair of the biology department.  A few of you may have been assigned to Dr. Reeves in English, Dr Edwards in anthropology, or Dr. […]

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This posts introduces our new system for tracking co-curricular events.  We have enrolled all STS majors and minors in a Moodle Organization called “STS_students”.  You can access it from the “My Moodle menu” at the top left of your Moodle window.  Inside that organization you will find […]

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One of the distinctive features of the STS major and minor is its co-curricular event requirement.  The co-curricular event requirement is very much like the Butler Cultural Requirement (BCR) in the core curriculum, in that it is a requirement to attend an enriching event outside of your normal course work.  In fact most events that […]

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