Topics in General Studies: Dialogue Across Difference: Free Speech
Dialogue Across Difference (DxD) is a co-facilitated, one-credit course designed to support communication and collaboration among individuals with varied perspectives and life experiences. Combining theory with experiential learning, the course introduces participants to key concepts related to engaging in meaningful conversations around differing viewpoints. Students build practical skills for respectful and productive dialogue across deeply held values and beliefs. The course helps prepare students for personal and professional interactions in a complex, interconnected world. Each dialogue class includes a maximum of 18 undergraduate participants and 2 trained facilitators. The last day to drop this course is one week after the first day of class, which students should do themselves through Workday. The last date to withdraw (with a W) is the Friday of Week 6. If you have difficulty dropping the course, please contact artsciregistrar@wustl.edu on or before 9pm Central Time on the last day to drop. This course is pass/no pass only.
Prerequisites & course information
Credit 1 unit. Typical periods offered: Fall, Spring
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027