Earlham at Eleven
About this original series
We go inside a different classroom each episode during the most-scheduled hour of the academic week to show you the wide variety of courses available to undergraduates at Earlham College. An unexpurgated look inside a college classroom, "Earlham at Eleven" demonstrates how dynamic student-faculty interplay is an integral part of an Earlham education.
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# Episodes
26 episodes -
Rating
TV-G
Episodes of Earlham at Eleven
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Earlham at Eleven (Ep. 26) Student Favorites fro...
As final exams begin this week, Mark Brim takes his camera around campus one last time before the end of the academic year to find out which classes students enjoyed the most this semester. Earlham at Eleven will return in September.
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Release date
Apr 27, 2012
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Runtime
04:48
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Earlham at Eleven (Ep. 25) Introduction to Inter...
Today at 11:00, Mark Brim heads to Welling Hall's "Introduction to International Relations" class. This is a class of first and second-year students and they, along with 11 other schools, are tackling a variety of international problems in human security, military security, and the global economy for an international simulation exercise.
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Release date
Apr 24, 2012
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Runtime
04:52
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Earlham at Eleven (Ep. 24) Calculus-A
Mark Brim looks to a higher power -- mathematically speaking -- as he visits Anand Pardhanani's Calculus-A class this morning at 11:00.
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Release date
Apr 13, 2012
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Runtime
04:00
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Earlham at Eleven (Ep. 23) Sweet Persuasion
Today at 11:00, Mark Brim drops in on Steve Heiny's Earlham Seminar, "Sweet Persuasion," in which first-year students gain a better understanding of ways that authors may attempt to use their powers of persuasion. Steve is one of Earlham's most-revered faculty members. Here's a quick look inside his classroom to show you why!
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Release date
Apr 6, 2012
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Runtime
04:55
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Earlham at Eleven (Ep. 22) Restoration & Enlight...
Today at 11:00, Mark Brim steps back into the 18th century where Scott Hess' Restoration & Enlightenment Literature class is tackling the epic novel "Tom Jones." This is just one of the many interesting English classes offered each semester at Earlham. To learn more, visit www.earlham.edu/english.
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Release date
Apr 2, 2012
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Runtime
05:09
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Earlham at Eleven (Ep. 21) Art Since 1967
Today at 11:00, Mark Brim learns a few things about modern art thanks to Mark Van Buskirk's "Art Since 1967" class.
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Release date
Mar 26, 2012
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Runtime
05:09
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Earlham at Eleven (Ep. 20) The Psychology of Food
Today at 11:00, Mark Brim drops in on Maggie Thomas' class, "The Psychology of Food." This is an Earlham Seminar class, which means that all of the participants are first-year students. The topic being explored when Mark attended the class was overeating. Overall, the class investigates the significant ways in which individuals are affected and shaped by food. Another fascinating Earlham class!
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Release date
Mar 16, 2012
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Runtime
05:12
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Earlham at Eleven (Ep. 19) Intro to Women, Gende...
Today at 11:00 Mark Brim heads over to Carpenter Hall for Barb Caruso's "Intro to Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies" class. For more information, visit www.earlham.edu/womensstudies.
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Release date
Mar 10, 2012
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Runtime
05:03
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Earlham at Eleven (Ep. 18) Theatre History
Today at 11:00, Mark Brim finds himself in Mickey White's "Theatre History" class, learning about movement in Noh theatre during a unit on Asian theatre.
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Release date
Mar 2, 2012
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Runtime
05:19
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Earlham at Eleven (Ep. 17) Evolutionary Biology
Today at 11:00, Mark Brim ventures into Brent Smith's Evolutionary Biology class. In this upper level class, we hear a discussion on population genetics, genetic drift and learn a bit about coin-flipping.
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Release date
Feb 24, 2012
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Runtime
05:13
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