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Dignitas
DGN 1101 - The Responsible Self : 2 Credits
Click the following link to view descriptions for each section of Dignitas. Take note of the section number and instructor of the section you are interested in and then return here to determine the CRN.
Dignitas section descriptions.
DGN 1102 - And Dignity for All : 2 Credits
The Dignitas program at The College of St. Scholastica offers all its new freshmen a common experience to introduce them to the expectations of life at the College. Expectations include the academic role of an engaged learner, participation in the life and community of the college, and the development of a moral basis for work and citizenship.
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