Surviving the Coming Zombie Apocalypse "Catastrophes and Human Behavior" (Short Version)

For more information regarding the course and enrollment information visit
http://zombie.msu.edu/

"Surviving the Coming Zombie Apocalypse" is an online course that uses the idea of a Zombie Apocalypse to attract attention to the important topic and research on "Catastrophes and Human Behavior".

You don't have to be a MSU student to take MSU summer courses!
http://www.summerstudy.msu.edu/

See the Full Version at: http://youtu.be/fCdDpEf6BmU

Students will learn about the nature, scope and impact of catastrophic events on individuals, families, societies, civilizations, and the Earth itself.

The central theme of the course is "How do humans behave in catastrophic times?"

The course begins (the entire first week) and ends (the last 4 days) with a "Catastrophic Event Simulation" (The Coronal Mass Ejection Incident - resulting in a Zombie Pandemic).

Students are assigned into Survivor Groups located throughout the United States and must face the challenges of living and surviving together during a catastrophic event.

"In a time of catastrophe, some people find their humanity; other lose theirs." Glenn Stutzky

HOW TO TAKE THIS CLASS

You don't have to be a MSU student to take MSU summer courses!

Sign up for this summer's online (3 credit) SW 290/491 course "Surviving the Coming Zombie Apocalypse -- Catastrophes and Human Behavior" through MSU's Lifelong Education program.

The Lifelong Education program is ideal for members of the community and for college students enrolled at other institutions who want to take an MSU course for credit.

Learn more about becoming a Lifelong Education student at:
http://reg.msu.edu/ROInfo/EnrReg/Life...

Lifelong Education students are eligible to participate in MSU's Summer Study programs (where this course is offered).
Information on the Summer Study programs at:
http://www.summerstudy.msu.edu/

*Enrollment for students ends May 17, 2013 @ 8 pm

Contact the MSU Registrar's Office at (517) 355-3300 with any enrollment questions
Or email survivingzombieapocalypse@gmail.com

For more information regarding the course and enrollment information visit
http://zombie.msu.edu/

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[T.J. Young]

I'd take this class in an absolute heartbeat. Just to say I did it, and have that under my belt. I don't ever think zombies will happen... but if it's going to be an armageddon of some kind, it better be zombies.

I can deal with the walking dead... I can't deal with earthquakes, floods, and the world splitting in two.

[Thomas Finkelmeier Jr.]

If Glenn got eaten, who will teach the class?

[josephfrost66]

nice to know at least one of the epic damn shows has a youtube channel.

[stopmotionmonster4]

From a graduate level behaviorist perspective this could be an interesting course on human behavior. But the fact that it has a lot to do with the least likely scenario (zombies) and the fact that it is a 200 level, 2 credit class. Once again MSU three steps forward and two steps back.

[Chos3n23]

If you desire to know '' exactly'' what to do then view this video watch?v=3YKzTIomleo&feature=g-­upl

[Chos3n23]

please view watch?v=3YKzTIomleo&feature=g-­upl so you can know exactly what to do.

[metadoxy]

It's OK, it's just a dramatization. Every good teacher demonstrates not only what to do, but what *not* to do.

[jsmakal61]

I was already planning on becoming a spartan, now they're just sweetening the deal!!!! I love MSU!!!!

[Sophia Zhang]

I guess he survived. Or how can he teach a class on this.

[TalkingWalkingDead]

search "Talking Walking Dead" on Google, it's our fan site for the show. Even Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon aka ultimate badass) has tweeted about us!

[TalkingWalkingDead]

For everyone reading these comments that happens to watch 'The Walking Dead', please check out our fan site "Talking Walking Dead". You can find us by simply searching the name on Google. Even Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon aka ultimate badass) has tweeted about us!

#talkingwalkingdead

[devinnealjimmy]

So we're supposed to learn how to survive a zombie apocalypse from a guy who stared a zombie in the face and didn't even try to get away. Should have thought about the class name "SURVIVING the zombie apocalypse" while making this video.