Fall 2020 Quest 2 Courses

Quest 2 courses fulfill three credits of the General Education requirement in the Biological Sciences, the Physical Sciences, or the Social and Behavioral Sciences. Some may also be used to fulfill three credits of the Diversity or International requirement and/or count toward the Writing requirement. Quest courses count towards the major in which the instructor teaches at the discretion of that department; for information about this, speak to the Quest 2 course instructor, as listed below.

IDS2935 (Class Number: 22834): Bite Me?

• Instructor: Toluope Agunbiade, Entomology and Nematology
  
• Online Synchronous: MWF 4
  
•  Gen Ed: B, N
  
• Honors: No 
  

IDS2935 (Class Number: 22835, 23026, 26956): Microbes without Borders

• Instructor: Monika Oli, Microbiology and Cell Science
  
• Online Synchronous (Section 22835: F 5-7); Online Asynchronous (Section 23026, 26956, and UF Online)
  
•  Gen Ed: B, N 
• Honors: No  

IDS2935 (Class Number: 23040): Making Babies

• Instructor: Adrienne Strong, Anthropology
  
• Online Synchronous:  T 4,  R 4-5
  
•  Gen Ed:  S, N
  
• Honors: No
  

IDS2935 (Class Number: 23041): Knowledge and the Universe

• Instructor:  Paul Torrey, Astronomy
  
• Online Synchronous: MW 4, F 4
  
•  Gen Ed:  P, N
  
• Honors: No

IDS2935 (Class Number: 23044): Communities and Climate Change

• Instructor: Stephen Mulkey, Biology
  
• Online Synchronous: MWF 6
  
•  Gen Ed:  B
  
• Honors: No

IDS2935 (Class Number: 23045): Why Chemistry Matters

• Instructor:  Gail Fanucci, Chemistry
  
• Online Synchronous: MWF 4
  
• Gen Ed:  P, D
  
• Honors: No

IDS2935 (Class Number: 23046): Empathy & Instagram

• Instructor: Lisa Athearn, Dial Center for Written and Oral Communication
  
• Online Synchronous:T 5-6, R 5
  
•  Gen Ed: S, D
  
• Honors: No
• Description: What role does communication and critical thinking play in the development and expression of empathetic listening via social media? How can we build empathic responses and develop ‘best practices’ for expressing empathy online? This class examines the complex relationship between humans, communication, technology and empathy.
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IDS2935 (Class Number: 23047): Communication and Civic Engagement

• Instructor: Amy Martinelli, Dial Center for Written and Oral Communication
  
• Online Synchronous: T 7, R 7-8
  
•  Gen Ed: S, D, 2000 words
  
• Honors: No

IDS2935 (Class Number: 23048): Global patterns of STIs

• Instructor: Gabriela Hamerlinck, Geography
  
• Online Synchronous: T 4, R 4-5
  
•  Gen Ed: B, N
  
• Honors: No

IDS2935 (Class Number: 23052): Energy and Society

• Instructor: Selman Hershfield, Physics
  
• Online Synchronous: T 7, R 7-8
  
•  Gen Ed: P
  
• Honors: No

IDS2935 (Class Number: 23053): Religion, Social Movements, and Social Change

• Instructor: Anna Peterson, Religion
  
• Online Synchronous: T 5-6, R 5
  
•  Gen Ed: S, D, 2000 words
  
• Honors: No

IDS2935 (Class Number: 23059): What's Love Got To Do With It?

• Instructor: Jessica-Jean Stonecipher, University Writing Program
  
• Online Synchronous: T 8-9, R 9
  
•  Gen Ed: S, 2000 words
  
• Honors: No
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IDS2935 (Class Number: 23065): Sustainable Development

• Instructor: Ravi Srinivasan and Robert Ries, Construction Management
  
• Online Synchronous: T 5-6, R 5
  
•  Gen Ed: S, N, 2000 words
  
• Honors: No

IDS2935 (Class Number: 23066): Health Mythbusters

• Instructor: Amber Emanuel, Health Education and Behavior
  
• Online Synchronous: T 8, R 8-9
  
•  Gen Ed: S
  
• Honors: No