Maymester Study
Abroad Course��Seoul, South Korea��May 11th – May 26th , 2026
Program: $1,250 Estimated airfare: $1,200�Tuition: $2,600 Meals and personal: $500
Scholarships
are
AVAILABLE
from the Office of Global Programs and your College
soc119.org/volunteer
International Students
Conservative Students
- 3rd and 4th Year Students
Ian and Kenji
(both from Kansas City)
suggested that we
have classes on:��How COVID-19 has impacted
our mental health.��How it would feel to be
living in Iran right now.
Immigration – ICE�Native-Indigenous Issues�Iran�Venezuela�COVID-19 �(mental health and youth development)
“That’s Cheating”
Eric from Philly asked on the YouTube Live Stream Chat:
“Would it be hypocritical for a teacher (professor) to use AI to create their syllabus or classes but prevents their students from using AI to complete assignments or to help them study?”
Stephen from England and Philosophaster asked on the
YouTube Live Stream Chat:
“If you’re writing a paper,
where is the line between using
a tool and cheating with AI?
Is it because you want to cheat?
Does it come from laziness?
Is it just natural?”
Eric from Philly asked on the YouTube Live Stream Chat:
“If we fostered education as the purpose of school instead of grades, might we have a better educational system and then cheating would only be cheating oneself?”
Axel from Germany and Jdotm
asked on the YouTube
Live Stream Chat:
“Does the education system cause students to cheat? Is it that the work has become too much?
Is the cheating more a symptom
of the education system
rather than the disease?”
Yuli from Colombia asked on the YouTube Live Stream Chat:
“How about group
consequences of cheating?”
Ian from Kansas City asked on the YouTube Live Stream Chat:
“Does anything change for you
if the class is an
elective or a core course?”