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常见的阅读/Common World is a voluntary program for all USA students, particularly first-year students, that aims to:

• Improve understanding of differences and commonalities across the world 
• Develop more sophisticated understanding of values and ethics
• Increase awareness of global issues
• Gain an understanding of how to make an impact in society
• Engage in academic discourse and critical thinking
• Create a sense of community among students, faculty, staff, and the greater Mobile area

This is a voluntary learning initiative based on the shared experience of students, faculty, staff, and community members reading the same book. 相关活动及演讲嘉宾 to 这本书 and the documentary will be scheduled throughout the academic year for the purpose of allowing readers to engage critically with the ideas and themes of 这本书. 学生 and faculty will interact with 这本书 in a variety of academic 设置. 常见的阅读/Common World is a university-wide program that is a partnership between Academic Affairs and Student Affairs.

选择标准

The 常见的阅读/Common World Committee considers the following criteria when selecting 常识性阅读:

• Potential to engage students and spark discussion
• Appeal to a wide range of students
• Possibilities for classroom use among various departments, including First-Year Experience
• Inclusion of cross-cultural education, awareness, knowledge and sensitivity
• Possibilities for campus programming
• Richness of themes; interdisciplinary in nature
• 与学生生活相关
• 有平装本
• 400页以下

The 常见的阅读/Common World Committee

The 常见的阅读/Common World committee is comprised of students, faculty, staff, and 政府. There are representatives from various departments within Academic Affairs and Student Affairs as well as student organizations.

我怎样才能得到这本书?

学生: 副本 are available for purchase at the 美国书店 and at your local bookstore. 副本 are available for loan at the University Library and the Biomedical Library.

残疾学生: If you are a student with a documented disability and wish to request this text in an alternate format, please contact the Center for Educational 可访问性 & 残疾 资源咨询电话:(251)460-7212. No alternate format copies will be supplied without proper 文档.

教职员工: 副本 are available for purchase at special pricing at the 美国书店.  副本 are available on reserve at the University Library with USA ID.