Enrollment is now open for the fall 2004 classes in the
Animal Ethics program. The classes are produced by the Community College
of Baltimore County (MD) and the Institute for Animals and Society (IAS).
The first class, "Animal Studies 101: Animals and
Society," is a 3-credit introductory class in animal ethics and related
issues. ANST 101 will be taught at CCBC's Dundalk campus on Monday
evenings for 15 weeks starting on August 30.
The second 3-credit class, "Animal Studies 193: Racism,
Sexism, Speciesism:
Living in a More Than Human World," is a study of each of these prejudices
and the commonalities among them. ANST 193 will be taught at CCBC's
Dundalk campus on Thursday evenings for 15 weeks starting on September 2.
Space is limited, and students are already enrolling!
The ANST 101 and ANST 193 instructors are CCBC's Brenda
Stevens Fick and IAS Executive Director Kim W. Stallwood.
The CCBC Dundalk campus is located in southeastern
Baltimore County and is
approximately one hour north of Washington, D.C. It is easily accessible
from I-695 (exit 39, Merritt Boulevard), I-695 (Exit 44 Broening Highway
at the Francis Scott Key Bridge), and I-95 (Exit 58, Dundalk Avenue via
the Fort McHenry Tunnel).
The approximate fee for each class is $261 for a Baltimore
County resident, $450 for a Maryland resident outside Baltimore County,
and $615 for an out-of-state resident.
CCBC and IAS plan to offer on-line classes in the Animal
Ethics program for the spring 2005 semester.
For more information, please contact Brenda Stevens Fick
at (410) 285-9877 or [email protected] and Kim W. Stallwood at (410)
675-4566 or [email protected].
Join the IAS Email Updates List at
www.animalsandsociety.org <http://www.animalsandsociety.org/> to be
notified of further developments in the Animal Ethics program.
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