11:00–11:45 AM PUBH 315 — Quarantine Instructor: Jessica Mooney When disease spreads and doors close, what separates fear from wisdom? Explore the science, systems, and human choices that shape our response when the world goes into lockdown.

12:00–12:45 PM HUMN 330 — Act Natural Instructor: Bryan Edenfield What happens when the rules of normal life stop making sense? Explore social performance, adaptation, and what it means to act “natural” when everyone is watching.

1:00–1:45 PM ETHC 315 — When Is Cannibalism OK? Instructor: Natasha Marin Morality has a price. Hunger changes everything. Lines will blur. There are no easy answers. Your choices will haunt you. Survive with your humanity.

2:00–2:45 PM ART 310 — Gold Instructor: Ari Glass When everything changes, what still holds value? Explore desire, beauty, scarcity, and the things we choose to protect when familiar systems of worth disappear.

3:00–3:45 PM MYST 310 — The End Is Near Instructor: Emily Pothast Explore prophecy, synchronicity, intuition, and the unsettling possibility that apocalypse has never meant annihilation—it has always meant revelation.

4:00–4:45 PM COMM 322 — Talking Your Way Out of Anything Instructor: Roger Fernandes When the stakes are impossible, words become survival tools. Explore persuasion, storytelling, rhetoric, and the strange power of saying exactly the right thing at exactly the right time.

5:00–5:45 PM CIVL 340 — After Survival Instructor: Taryn René Dorsey Survival is only the beginning. Explore what happens afterward: how communities rebuild, what we carry forward, what we leave behind, and how we decide what the next world should become.

6:00–6:45 PM POLS 360 — Burn It Down Instructor: Ebo Barton Some systems cannot be repaired. Explore power, resistance, revolution, and the difficult question of when transformation requires destroying what already exists.