2015-2016 University Catalog
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NCLC 338 - Animal Rights and Humane EducationCredits: 3
Not Repeatable
Explores a combination of critical theories, experiential learning, and dialogical practices to examine the ways in which non-human animals are exploited for human profit. Examines the ramifications of this exploitation ecologically, as a question of sustainability, and spiritually, as a question of the impact of animal abuse on the human spirit. Discusses the use of animals in entertainment, factory farming, animal testing, and sport or trophy hunting; and how individuals and organizations are fighting these practices.
Designated a Green Leaf Course .
Fulfills writing intensive requirement in the major.
Hours of Lecture or Seminar per week: 3
Hours of Lab or Studio per week: 0 
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