MOLGEN 2690
Genes and Society
This team taught, interdisciplinary course (crosslisted as PHILOS 2690) provide science-based exposure to topics in classical and modern genetics but with an emphasis on social and ethical issues. Together we will discuss what genes are, and how they work, and how your genome influences traits and behaviors in the context of social beliefs and philosophy. Prereq: Not open to students with credit for Philos 2690. Cross-listed in Philos.
Grade history
122 students across 3 instructors · course avg 3.88
61 students · 3 terms
61 students total · 3 terms · click to see per-term
40 students · 2 terms
40 students total · 2 terms · click to see per-term
21 students · 1 term
21 students total · 1 term · click to see per-term
Source: historical OSU grade releases via thegradeguide.com (Adam Gluck), Spring 2016 – Summer 2023. FERPA-filtered: sections under 10 students excluded.
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Sections in Spring 2026
| # | Sec | Instructor | Hist. GPA | Days/Time | Room | Enrollment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26611 | 0010 | Susan Cole, Justin D'Arms | 3.83 GPA | TuTh 9:35AM - 10:55AM | Derby Hall 029 | Closed · 21/21 |