Why should we reserve a tool as powerful as science for just the science majors? My job is to teach science to the masses, plus I occasionally teach a couple of courses for science majors. Some of the reasons I love courses for nonmajors:

• Students with diverse interests often ask the most intriguing questions
• Less restrictions on what material we must cover
• Chance to put science in the larger perspective and focus on how science intersects with "real life"

Courses I teach

• Sci 121 - Science without borders; (I coordinate this popular course)
• Bio 101 - Topics in General Biology Lecture
• Bio 102 - Topics in General Biology Lab
• Bio 105 - Evolution and Society
• Bio 374 - Animal Behaviour Lecture and Lab
• Bio 462 - Senior Seminar