Over Coffee

Every edition, we spend an afternoon at the diverse campus crossroads that is Reeve Memorial Union and pose a question to some of the faculty, staff, students and visitors we meet.

If you could develop an undergraduate class, what topic would you focus on?

Matthew Kubis

“A class teaching conditioning that blends kinesiology and coaching would be interesting.”
— Matthew Kubis, Freshman, Athletic Training

Kapricia Davis

“I think I would want a cooking class because a lot of us don’t know how to cook. We just go and eat at Blackhawk too much.”

— Kapricia Davis, Freshman, Nursing

Kyle Kohl

“I would want a health class that teaches the science of attraction. It’s something that can be a whole class and no one teaches or knows anything about. I think it would be riveting.”
— Kyle Kohl, Senior, Radio-TV-Film

Marlena Ryan

“I think a class that teaches pop culture would be best. I really enjoy movies and would like to know more about them. I also like to look at magazines, and I enjoy memorizing quotes from movies.”
— Marlena Ryan, Freshman, Pre-Professional – Physical Therapy

Adam Schapekahm

“Something involving sports history would be something I would like. A lot of people like sports but don’t know how they started.”
— Adam Schapekahm, Sophomore, Business

Susan Cramer

“I would create a course on change and the future. In this class, we would discuss change, the future and our life/career plans. We all need to learn how to thrive in times of change.”
— Susan Cramer, Graduate Studies Dean

Learn how Engage staff members answered this question.

Tags: athletic training change cooking pop culture science of attraction sports history