Interdisciplinary Course at University of Denver
This summer, students at the University of Denver participated in the collaborative course, "Ways of Seeing & Sensing," at the Kennedy Mountain Campus.
The curriculum was jointly developed by the Department of Biological Sciences, the Department of Physics & Astronomy, and the Department of Media, Film & Journalism Studies.
- biology
- ecology
- astronomy
- filmmaking
- science communication
- storytelling
Co-taught by Joe Brown, Jennifer Hoffman, and Julie Morris, the course offered a location-based learning experience centered on the idea that how we "see" or "sense" the world around us shapes how we understand it.
how we "see" or "sense" the world around us shapes how we understand it
At KMC, students examined natural systems through both micro and macro perspectives, using tools ranging from microscopes and trail cameras to telescopes.
Author summary: Students explore biology and astronomy through filmmaking.
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