A trio of non-credit classes taught by notable chefs will be offered this spring. When it comes to learning about cannabis, the options for a higher education have long been few and far between. That’s why, earlier this year, City College of San Francisco made headlines when it announced details for the nation’s first Cannabis Associate of Arts Degree. Designed as a trio of three-unit classes, the program will reportedly explore the plant through the auspices of anthropology, sociology, and psychology in an effort overseen by the College’s Behavioral Sciences Department. – Read the entire article at SF Weekly.
A trio of non-credit classes taught by notable chefs will be offered this spring.
When it comes to learning about cannabis, the options for a higher education have long been few and far between.
That’s why, earlier this year, City College of San Francisco made headlines when it announced details for the nation’s first Cannabis Associate of Arts Degree. Designed as a trio of three-unit classes, the program will reportedly explore the plant through the auspices of anthropology, sociology, and psychology in an effort overseen by the College’s Behavioral Sciences Department.
– Read the entire article at SF...
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