College of Arts and Sciences
This nutrient is the body's main and preferred source of energy, especially for the brain.
What are Carbohydrates?
This term refers to a gradual increase in loudness over a passage of music, often used to build tension.
What is a Crescendo?
This one-page document summarizes your education, experience, and skills and is used to apply for jobs.
What is a resume?
A structured movement process that individuals consciously and voluntarily engage in to improve or maintain fitness and overall health.
What is exercise?
The name of Winthrop's mascot.
Who is Big Stuff?
This famous conditioning experiment by Ivan Pavlov demonstrated that dogs could learn to associate a neutral stimulus with food.
What is classical conditioning?
This cinematic technique uses a series of shots edited together to condense time, often used to show a character's journey in a few seconds.
What is a Montage?
These four words form the accounting rulebook acronym "GAAP" which governs how financial statements are prepared in the United States.
What are Generally Accepted Accounting Principles?
This type of assessment lets teachers know whether their instruction is working and helps both teachers and students monitor learning progress.
What is a Formative Assessment?
The first president, David Bancroft Johnson, is buried under this building.
What is the Little Chapel?
This quantum mechanical principle states that no two electrons in an atom can have the same set of four quantum numbers.
What is the Pauli-Exclusion Principle?
This Renaissance painting technique uses fine, overlapping layers of translucent paint to create soft transitions between colors and realistic depth.
What is glazing?
These five words make up the internet security acronym "HTTP," the protocol that protects data sent between your browser and a website.
What is Hypertext Transfer Protocol?
This term refers to the rate of disease or illness within a population, often used by public health officials to track community health trends.
What is Morbidity?
The year that Winthrop became fully co-ed.
What is 1974?
This 20th-century philosopher developed the concept of the "veil of ignorance" to argue for principles of justice in a fair society.
Who is John Rawls?
This type of stage extends into the audience and is surrounded on three sides, creating a more intimate performance space.
What is the Thrust stage?
This marketing concept is built around Produce, Price, Place, and Promotion- the four P's businesses use to plan how they sell to customers.
What is the marketing mix?
This approach reflects concern for the values, potential, well-being, and interests of human beings.
What is humanistic tradition?
The year Winthrop obtained university designation(status) ?
What is 1992?
This process occurs in the stroma of chloroplasts using ATP and NADPH to convert C02 into glucose during photosynthesis.
What is Calvin Cycle?
This modern dance pioneer developed the fall and recovery technique, emphasizing the interplay between gravity and movement.
Who is Martha Graham?
The term used to define a mixture of a firm's debt and equity structure.
What is capital structure?
This learning concept describes the range between what a child can solve independently with difficulty and what they can solve with guidance from more skilled adults or peers.
What is Zone Proximal development?
Winthrop's eighth president and the first woman to ever head the institution.
Who is Martha Kime Piper?