Students in Shenandoah University’s required First-Year Seminar can choose to delve deeply into an important topic, such as homelessness or human trafficking, from the perspective of a chosen academic discipline, and then share their research and thoughts at a General Education Town Hall. At the Town Hall, students studying the same topic explore it from the lens of their disciplines, and, in the process, promote greater understanding as well as creative and analytical thinking. Here’s how it works.
Understanding the General Education Town Hall
