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An Interdisciplinary Study of the SARS Virus: A One-Semester First-Year Seminar

Journal of College Science Teaching -- September 2005

An interdisciplinary study of the SARS virus provides opportunities for students in different disciplines to discuss the origin; spread; and global, economic, chemical, and biological aspects of disease. Students benefit from active discussions with each other and share their knowledge with others in a semester-end poster session.

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