Hello everyone,
We opened extra seats in a couple of our courses late last week and I wanted to get them on your radar. Check on the YouTube links to hear the instructors describe their courses. -Gina
PHIL 118 : Persuasion or Manipulation? The Ethics and Psychology of Influence
Colin Marshall
5 credits SSc
Lectures: MW 10-11:20. Quiz sections: one hour on Friday
Course description: Influence is everywhere, from job interviews to social media. When is influence effective? When is it respectful persuasion vs. immoral deception? Is using psychological insight manipulative or just good people skills? How do biases shape persuasion, and how should we navigate them? Examines the psychology of persuasion through an ethical lens. Assessments focus on real-world applications, helping people improve as persuaders.
Short video preview (about 3 minutes):
PHIL 120 : Introduction to Logic
Ian Schnee
5 credits SSc or NSc and RSN (what a deal!)
Lectures: MWF 10:30-11:20. Quiz sections: TTh
Prof Schnee uses an interactive textbook he developed that is free for students in his class. Check it out:
https://logiccourse.com/textbook/sample-chapter-1/chapter/1-let-the-adventure-begin/
Short video preview (under 2 minutes):
PHIL 120 Introduction to Logic (Ian Schnee) - YouTube
Gina Gould, Undergraduate Adviser (who’s grammar/spellcheck has suddenly and inexplicably switched to French)
University of Washington, Philosophy
Philosophy Undergraduate Advising Appointments (office365.com)