Splash Biography
BRIDGET THOMAS, ESP Teacher
Major: Human Development/Philosophy College/Employer: BC Year of Graduation: 2013 |
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Brief Biographical Sketch:
Not Available. Past Classes(Clicking a class title will bring you to the course's section of the corresponding course catalog)X827: 3 course Italian meal...in less than 2 hours! in Splash Spring 2013 (Apr. 07, 2013)
We all know that the pasta tastes so much better in the Little Italy of Boston. Do you want to be let in on a few of the secrets that the Italians use in their recipes? In this course, learn how to make a simple appetizer, main dish, and dessert true to the cooking styles of Parma, Italy.
R828: Psychology in Pop Culture in Splash Spring 2013 (Apr. 07, 2013)
Have you ever wanted to convince your parents to let you watch more TV? You might be surprised to learn how many principles of psychology are hidden, or not so hidden, in shows such as Gossip Girl, The Office, and Modern Family. Come watch and discuss clips from popular shows and see how they relate to principles of learning and social behaviors.
R829: Faith in Fantasy in Splash Spring 2013 (Apr. 07, 2013)
Do you think Severus Snape’s actions are justified at the end of the Harry Potter series? Can you sympathize with Smeagol despite his evil alter-ego? Are you able to relate to Edmund Pevensie’s temptation with Turkish Delight? Come explore themes of faith and ethics in some of the most popular fantasy/fiction series! Read excerpts from the books, watch movie clips, and discuss the moral lessons that can be learned from reading about Lions, Wizards, and Rings.
X699: 3 course Italian meal...in less than 2 hours! in Splash Fall 2012 (Nov. 04, 2012)
We all know that the pasta tastes so much better in the Little Italy of Boston. Do you want to be let in on a few of the secrets that the Italians use in their recipes? In this course, learn how to make a simple appetizer, pasta dish, and dessert true to the cooking styles of Parma, Italy.
R701: Psychology in Pop Culture in Splash Fall 2012 (Nov. 04, 2012)
Have you ever wanted to convince your parents to let you watch more TV? You might be surprised to learn how many principles of psychology are hidden, or not so hidden, in shows such as Gossip Girl, The Office, and Modern Family. Come watch and discuss clips from popular shows and see how they relate to principles of learning and social behaviors.
C703: Tackle the SAT...with candy and Jeopardy! in Splash Fall 2012 (Nov. 04, 2012)
The SAT exam is just one more frustrating hurdle in the college application process. Prep for the test can be both boring and very expensive. Come spend 15-20 minutes learning some useful tricks and tips to beat the SAT and then play a team oriented game of jeopardy with prizes!
R705: Faith in Fantasy in Splash Fall 2012 (Nov. 04, 2012)
Do you think Severus Snape’s actions are justified at the end of the Harry Potter series? Can you sympathize with Smeagol despite his evil alter-ego? Are you able to relate to Edmund Pevensie’s temptation with Turkish Delight? Come explore themes of faith and ethics in some of the most popular fantasy/fiction series! Read excerpts from the books, watch movie clips, and discuss the moral lessons that can be learned from reading about Lions, Wizards, and Rings.
X500: 3-Course Italian Dinner...In One Hour in Splash Spring 2012 (Apr. 01, 2012)
We all know that the pasta tastes so much better in the Little Italy of Boston. Do you want to be let in on a few of the secrets that the Italians use in their recipes? In this course, learn how to make a simple appetizer, pasta dish, and dessert true to the cooking styles of Parma, Italy.
R525: Psychology and Pop Culture in Splash Spring 2012 (Apr. 01, 2012)
Have you ever wanted to convince your parents to let you watch more TV? You might be surprised to learn how many principles of psychology are hidden, or not so hidden, in shows such as Friends, The Office, and Modern Family. Come watch and discuss clips from popular shows and see how they relate to principles of learning and social behaviors.
R174: Faith in Fantasy in Splash Spring 2011 (Mar. 27, 2011)
Do you think Severus Snape's actions are justified at the end of the Harry Potter series? Can you sympathize with Smeagol despite his evil alter-ego? Are you able to relate to Edmund Pevensie's temptation with Turkish Delight? Come explore themes of faith in ethics in three of the most popular fantasy series! Read excerpts from the books, watch movie clips, and discuss the moral lessons that can be learned from reading about Lions, Wizards, and Rings.
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