Students experiment with the wide range of creative written expression, including poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and drama, ultimately producing a portfolio of amazing work.
Students will dig into the science behind recent news, trends, and findings about the environment and to explore possible solutions to environmental issues.
This course aims to provide a supportive and collaborative space for students to both challenge sexism and gender discrimination and to celebrate difference.
This student-led elective offers leadership opportunities in international relations through mock conferences, public debate, and written argumentation.
This elective allows beginner and experienced poets alike a chance to experiment and tinker with various poetic forms and give one another feedback on the process.
This student-led elective offers leadership opportunities in diversity, equity, and inclusion at Field and explores ways to help all students feel a sense of belonging and purpose.
Students will become changemakers in this elective, selecting a local, national, or international issue with which to build and carry out a plan for change.
Students will study the Constitution, major areas of Constitutional jurisprudence (free speech, equal protection, executive power, etc), and engage in judicial simulations.
This elective uses the metaphor of the "American road" to explore the way ideas of reinvention, escape, and travel have shaped the cultural myths of America.
This elective allows students to explore the Bible from a historical-critical lens in order to understand its meaning to its original audience and its implications for today.
This elective introduces students to a wide variety of consumer topics like credit, fashion, shopping, and fair wages to provide practical knowledge for today's purchasers.
This elective offers in-depth tools and personal coaching for singers and public speakers alike seeking to improve their vocal projection and musical phrasing.