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In community-engaged learning courses, students go beyond the classroom to connect theory and practice. They collaborate with communities—in Ithaca and around the globe—to design, implement and evaluate real solutions to real problems. These rigorous courses are as dynamic as their fields of study and challenge students to grow as global citizens.
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Developing Racial Equity in Organizations
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Majka
Course Description
Developing Racial Equity in Organizations
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Majka
Course Description
Developing Racial Equity in Organizations
AEM 3015
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading (no audit).
Prerequisite
AEM 3000 or permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
J. Majka.
Cooperative Business Management
Credits
3
Instructor
T.M. Schmit
Course Description
Cooperative Business Management
Credits
3
Instructor
T.M. Schmit
Course Description
Cooperative Business Management
AEM 3260
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
One fo the following: AEM 1200, AEM 2200, AEM 3020, ILRID 1700, or permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
T.M. Schmit.
Social Entrepreneurship Practicum: Anabel’s Grocery
Credits
3
Instructor
A. Wessels
Course Description
Social Entrepreneurship Practicum: Anabel’s Grocery
Credits
3
Instructor
A. Wessels
Course Description
Social Entrepreneurship Practicum: Anabel’s Grocery
AEM 3385
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading (no audit).
Instructor(s)
A. Wessels.
Impact Learning: Field Study Prep Experience
Credits
3
Instructor
S. Kyle, C. van Es
Course Description
Impact Learning: Field Study Prep Experience
Credits
3
Instructor
S. Kyle, C. van Es
Course Description
Impact Learning: Field Study Prep Experience
AEM 3600
Semester
Multi-semester course: (Fall, Winter, Spring)
Credits
3 credits. Multi-term course: R grade only (in progress).
Instructor(s)
S. Kyle, C. van Es.
Impact Learning: Project Reflection, Completion and Presentation
Credits
3
Instructor
S. Kyle, C. van Es
Course Description
Impact Learning: Project Reflection, Completion and Presentation
Credits
3
Instructor
S. Kyle, C. van Es
Course Description
Impact Learning: Project Reflection, Completion and Presentation
AEM 3601
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
S. Kyle, C. van Es.
Grand Challenges Project
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Grand Challenges Project
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Grand Challenges Project
AEM 4000
Semester
Offered on demand
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only (no audit).
Prerequisite
AEM 2000 or AEM 2555 or AEM 2805 or AEM 2810, and AEM 3000.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Environmental Finance and Markets
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Tobin
Course Description
Environmental Finance and Markets
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Tobin
Course Description
Environmental Finance and Markets
AEM 4090
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Prerequisite
AEM 2240, AEM 2225, or equivalent.
Instructor(s)
J. Tobin.
Business Design
Credits
3
Instructor
D. Ramzy
Course Description
Business Design
Credits
3
Instructor
D. Ramzy
Course Description
Business Design
AEM 4375
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only (no audit).
Prerequisite
AEM 3110 / AEM 5110, relevant coursework/experience, or permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
D. Ramzy.
Pre-Engagement with Social Enterprises in Emerging Markets
Credits
1.5
Instructor
F. Mubichi-Kut
Course Description
Pre-Engagement with Social Enterprises in Emerging Markets
Credits
1.5
Instructor
F. Mubichi-Kut
Course Description
Pre-Engagement with Social Enterprises in Emerging Markets
AEM 4415
Semester
Fall
Credits
1.5 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
F. Mubichi-Kut.
Research and Strategy in Emerging Markets
Credits
3
Instructor
R.D. Christy, F. Mubichi-Kut
Course Description
Research and Strategy in Emerging Markets
Credits
3
Instructor
R.D. Christy, F. Mubichi-Kut
Course Description
Research and Strategy in Emerging Markets
AEM 4421
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
R.D. Christy, F. Mubichi-Kut.
Federal Income Taxation of Low Income Taxpayers
Credits
2
Instructor
J. McKinley
Course Description
Federal Income Taxation of Low Income Taxpayers
Credits
2
Instructor
J. McKinley
Course Description
Federal Income Taxation of Low Income Taxpayers
AEM 4533
Semester
Fall
Credits
2 credits. Student option grading (no audit).
Prerequisite
AEM 2225 or equivalent.
Instructor(s)
J. McKinley.
CEMS Block Seminar
Credits
1.5
Instructor
J. Tobin
Course Description
CEMS Block Seminar
Credits
1.5
Instructor
J. Tobin
Course Description
CEMS Block Seminar
AEM 5300
Semester
Fall
Credits
1.5 credits. Letter grades only (no audit).
Instructor(s)
J. Tobin.
Pre-Engagement with Social Enterprises in Emerging Markets
Credits
1.5
Instructor
F. Mubichi-Kut
Course Description
Pre-Engagement with Social Enterprises in Emerging Markets
Credits
1.5
Instructor
F. Mubichi-Kut
Course Description
Pre-Engagement with Social Enterprises in Emerging Markets
AEM 5415
Semester
Fall
Credits
1.5 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
F. Mubichi-Kut.
Research and Strategy in Emerging Markets
Credits
3
Instructor
R.D. Christy, F. Mubichi-Kut
Course Description
Research and Strategy in Emerging Markets
Credits
3
Instructor
R.D. Christy, F. Mubichi-Kut
Course Description
Research and Strategy in Emerging Markets
AEM 5421
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
R.D. Christy, F. Mubichi-Kut.
Federal Income Taxation of Low Income Taxpayers
Credits
2
Instructor
J. McKinley
Course Description
Federal Income Taxation of Low Income Taxpayers
Credits
2
Instructor
J. McKinley
Course Description
Federal Income Taxation of Low Income Taxpayers
AEM 6533
Semester
Fall
Credits
2 credits. Student option grading (no audit).
Prerequisite
AEM 4531 or LAW 6441.
Instructor(s)
J. McKinley.
Ways of Knowing: Indigenous and Place-Based Ecological Knowledge
Credits
3
Instructor
K-A.S. Kassam
Course Description
Ways of Knowing: Indigenous and Place-Based Ecological Knowledge
Credits
3
Instructor
K-A.S. Kassam
Course Description
Ways of Knowing: Indigenous and Place-Based Ecological Knowledge
AIIS 3330
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
K-A.S. Kassam.
Leadership for Sustainability
Credits
3
Instructor
K. Anderson, S. Brylinsky, K. Hilversum, M. Hoffman
Course Description
Leadership for Sustainability
Credits
3
Instructor
K. Anderson, S. Brylinsky, K. Hilversum, M. Hoffman
Course Description
Leadership for Sustainability
ALS 2000
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
K. Anderson, S. Brylinsky, K. Hilversum, M. Hoffman.
CALS Global Fellows Program Pre-engagement Course
Credits
1
Instructor
J. Hawkey, S. Byrne
Course Description
CALS Global Fellows Program Pre-engagement Course
Credits
1
Instructor
J. Hawkey, S. Byrne
Course Description
CALS Global Fellows Program Pre-engagement Course
ALS 2300
Semester
Spring
Credits
1 credit. S/U grades only (no audit).
Instructor(s)
J. Hawkey, S. Byrne.
Community-Based Research in DC
Credits
3
Instructor
K. Beem
Course Description
Community-Based Research in DC
Credits
3
Instructor
K. Beem
Course Description
Community-Based Research in DC
ALS 4100
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
K. Beem.
Immersion and Engagement in DC
Credits
1
Instructor
K. Beem
Course Description
Immersion and Engagement in DC
Credits
1
Instructor
K. Beem
Course Description
Immersion and Engagement in DC
ALS 4200
Semester
Fall, Spring, Summer
Credits
1 credit. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
K. Beem.
Understanding Global Capitalism Through Service Learning
Credits
4
Instructor
E. Baptist
Course Description
Understanding Global Capitalism Through Service Learning
Credits
4
Instructor
E. Baptist
Course Description
Understanding Global Capitalism Through Service Learning
AMST 2016
Semester
Spring
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
E. Baptist.
Crime and Punishment
Credits
4
Instructor
J. Margulies
Course Description
Crime and Punishment
Credits
4
Instructor
J. Margulies
Course Description
Crime and Punishment
AMST 3121
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
J. Margulies.
Incarceration, Policy Response, and Self-Reflection
Credits
2-4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Incarceration, Policy Response, and Self-Reflection
Credits
2-4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Incarceration, Policy Response, and Self-Reflection
AMST 3142
Semester
Fall
Credits
2-4 credits, variable. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Prisons, Politics and Policy
Credits
4
Instructor
J. Michener
Course Description
Prisons, Politics and Policy
Credits
4
Instructor
J. Michener
Course Description
Prisons, Politics and Policy
AMST 3155
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
J. Michener.
Ways of Knowing: Indigenous and Place-Based Ecological Knowledge
Credits
3
Instructor
K-A.S. Kassam
Course Description
Ways of Knowing: Indigenous and Place-Based Ecological Knowledge
Credits
3
Instructor
K-A.S. Kassam
Course Description
Ways of Knowing: Indigenous and Place-Based Ecological Knowledge
AMST 3330
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
K-A.S. Kassam.
Underground Railroad Seminar
Credits
3
Instructor
G. Aching
Course Description
Underground Railroad Seminar
Credits
3
Instructor
G. Aching
Course Description
Underground Railroad Seminar
AMST 3434
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
G. Aching.
Diasporic and Indigenous Health
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Diasporic and Indigenous Health
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Diasporic and Indigenous Health
Dairy Herd Management
Credits
4
Instructor
J. Giordano
Course Description
Dairy Herd Management
Credits
4
Instructor
J. Giordano
Course Description
Dairy Herd Management
ANSC 3510
Semester
Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
ANSC 2500 or permission of instructor. Recommended prerequisite: AEM 3020.
Instructor(s)
J. Giordano.
Junior Dairy Fellows
Credits
2
Instructor
M. Van Amburgh
Course Description
Junior Dairy Fellows
Credits
2
Instructor
M. Van Amburgh
Course Description
Junior Dairy Fellows
ANSC 3511
Semester
Spring
Credits
2 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
ANSC 2500.
Instructor(s)
M. Van Amburgh.
Dairy Herd Business Management
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Karszes, M. Van Amburgh
Course Description
Dairy Herd Business Management
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Karszes, M. Van Amburgh
Course Description
Dairy Herd Business Management
Dairy Management Fellowship
Credits
2
Instructor
M. Van Amburgh
Course Description
Dairy Management Fellowship
Credits
2
Instructor
M. Van Amburgh
Course Description
Dairy Management Fellowship
Dairy Herd Business Management
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Karszes, M. Van Amburgh
Course Description
Dairy Herd Business Management
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Karszes, M. Van Amburgh
Course Description
Dairy Herd Business Management
Global Engagements: Living and Working in a Diverse World
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Villenas
Course Description
Global Engagements: Living and Working in a Diverse World
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Villenas
Course Description
Global Engagements: Living and Working in a Diverse World
ANTHR 1900
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
S. Villenas.
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Sanft
Course Description
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Sanft
Course Description
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
ANTHR 4200
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Prerequisite
At least one prior course in archaeology or history.
Instructor(s)
S. Sanft.
Mental Health, Healing Systems, Community-Based Care: Resilience in the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Willford
Course Description
Mental Health, Healing Systems, Community-Based Care: Resilience in the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Willford
Course Description
Mental Health, Healing Systems, Community-Based Care: Resilience in the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve
ANTHR 4530
Semester
Summer
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
A previous course in a social science, or permission of instructor required.
Instructor(s)
A. Willford.
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Sanft
Course Description
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Sanft
Course Description
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
ANTHR 7200
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Prerequisite
At least one prior course in archaeology or history.
Instructor(s)
S. Sanft.
Mellon Design Justice Workshop
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Mellon Design Justice Workshop
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Mellon Design Justice Workshop
Mellon Design Justice Workshop
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Mellon Design Justice Workshop
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Mellon Design Justice Workshop
Mellon Design Justice Workshop
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Mellon Design Justice Workshop
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Mellon Design Justice Workshop
Statues and Public Life
Credits
3
Instructor
V. Platt
Course Description
Statues and Public Life
Credits
3
Instructor
V. Platt
Course Description
Statues and Public Life
ARKEO 1704
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
V. Platt.
Fieldwork in Urban Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Baugher
Course Description
Fieldwork in Urban Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Baugher
Course Description
Fieldwork in Urban Archaeology
ARKEO 2610
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
S. Baugher.
Laboratory in Landscape Archaeology
Credits
3
Instructor
S. Baugher
Course Description
Laboratory in Landscape Archaeology
Credits
3
Instructor
S. Baugher
Course Description
Laboratory in Landscape Archaeology
ARKEO 2620
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
S. Baugher.
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Sanft
Course Description
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Sanft
Course Description
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
ARKEO 4200
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Prerequisite
At least one prior course in archaeology or history.
Instructor(s)
S. Sanft.
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Field Methods in Community-Engaged Archaeology
ARKEO 7200
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Prerequisite
At least one prior course in archaeology or history.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Statues and Public Life
Credits
3
Instructor
V. Platt
Course Description
Statues and Public Life
Credits
3
Instructor
V. Platt
Course Description
Statues and Public Life
ARTH 1704
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
V. Platt.
Understanding Global Capitalism Through Service Learning
Credits
4
Instructor
E. Baptist
Course Description
Understanding Global Capitalism Through Service Learning
Credits
4
Instructor
E. Baptist
Course Description
Understanding Global Capitalism Through Service Learning
ASRC 2006
Semester
Spring
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
E. Baptist.
Underground Railroad Seminar
Credits
3
Instructor
G. Aching
Course Description
Underground Railroad Seminar
Credits
3
Instructor
G. Aching
Course Description
Underground Railroad Seminar
ASRC 3434
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
G. Aching.
Diasporic and Indigenous Health
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Diasporic and Indigenous Health
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Diasporic and Indigenous Health
Peace Building in Conflict Regions: Case Studies Sub-Saharan Africa Israel Palestinian Territories
Credits
4
Instructor
C. Leuenberger
Course Description
Peace Building in Conflict Regions: Case Studies Sub-Saharan Africa Israel Palestinian Territories
Credits
4
Instructor
C. Leuenberger
Course Description
Peace Building in Conflict Regions: Case Studies Sub-Saharan Africa Israel Palestinian Territories
ASRC 4721
Semester
Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
C. Leuenberger.
Underground Railroad Seminar
Credits
3
Instructor
G. Aching
Course Description
Underground Railroad Seminar
Credits
3
Instructor
G. Aching
Course Description
Underground Railroad Seminar
ASRC 6464
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
G. Aching.
Hydrologic Engineering in a Changing Climate
Credits
3
Instructor
S. Steinschneider
Course Description
Hydrologic Engineering in a Changing Climate
Credits
3
Instructor
S. Steinschneider
Course Description
Hydrologic Engineering in a Changing Climate
BEE 4110
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
CEE 3040 or ENGRD 2700, one hydrology course (BEE 3710) at the 2xxx level or higher or permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
S. Steinschneider.
Watershed Engineering
Credits
4
Instructor
T. Walter
Course Description
Watershed Engineering
Credits
4
Instructor
T. Walter
Course Description
Watershed Engineering
BEE 4730
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
CEE 3310 or hydrology course.
Instructor(s)
T. Walter.
Watershed Engineering
Credits
4
Instructor
T. Walter
Course Description
Watershed Engineering
Credits
4
Instructor
T. Walter
Course Description
Watershed Engineering
BEE 5730
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
CEE 3310 or hydrology course.
Instructor(s)
T. Walter.
Hydrologic Engineering in a Changing Climate
Credits
3
Instructor
S. Steinschneider
Course Description
Hydrologic Engineering in a Changing Climate
Credits
3
Instructor
S. Steinschneider
Course Description
Hydrologic Engineering in a Changing Climate
BEE 6110
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
CEE 3040 or ENGRD 2700, one hydrology course (BEE 3710) at the 2xxx level or higher or permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
S. Steinschneider.
Bringing Specimens to Life: Using Natural History Collections to Engage Communities in Sci Outreach
Credits
3
Instructor
C. Dillman, V. Rohwer
Course Description
Bringing Specimens to Life: Using Natural History Collections to Engage Communities in Sci Outreach
Credits
3
Instructor
C. Dillman, V. Rohwer
Course Description
Bringing Specimens to Life: Using Natural History Collections to Engage Communities in Sci Outreach
BIOEE 2001
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
C. Dillman, V. Rohwer.
Introduction to Applied Science Communication: Digital Platforms and Public Engagement
Credits
3
Instructor
M. Sarvary
Course Description
Introduction to Applied Science Communication: Digital Platforms and Public Engagement
Credits
3
Instructor
M. Sarvary
Course Description
Introduction to Applied Science Communication: Digital Platforms and Public Engagement
BIOG 3500
Semester
Fall, Winter, Summer
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
M. Sarvary.
Social Issues in Community Engagement by Cancer Scientists
Credits
1
Instructor
K. Riter, R. Weiss
Course Description
Social Issues in Community Engagement by Cancer Scientists
Credits
1
Instructor
K. Riter, R. Weiss
Course Description
Social Issues in Community Engagement by Cancer Scientists
BIOMS 5660
Semester
Spring
Credits
1 credit. S/U grades only.
Prerequisite
Recommended prerequisite: COMM 5665.
Instructor(s)
K. Riter, R. Weiss.
Community-based Cancer Research Presentations and Discussions
Credits
1
Instructor
R. Riter, R. Weiss
Course Description
Community-based Cancer Research Presentations and Discussions
Credits
1
Instructor
R. Riter, R. Weiss
Course Description
Community-based Cancer Research Presentations and Discussions
BIOMS 5665
Semester
Spring
Credits
1 credit. S/U grades only.
Instructor(s)
R. Riter, R. Weiss.
Applied Science Communication
Credits
3
Instructor
M. Sarvary, K. Gifford
Course Description
Applied Science Communication
Credits
3
Instructor
M. Sarvary, K. Gifford
Course Description
Applied Science Communication
BIOSM 3500
Semester
Summer
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
M. Sarvary, K. Gifford.
Science Policy Bootcamp: Concept to Conclusion
Credits
3
Instructor
C. Schaffer
Course Description
Science Policy Bootcamp: Concept to Conclusion
Credits
3
Instructor
C. Schaffer
Course Description
Science Policy Bootcamp: Concept to Conclusion
BME 4440
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
C. Schaffer.
Clinical Preceptorship for Biomedical Engineers
Credits
2
Instructor
N. de Faria
Course Description
Clinical Preceptorship for Biomedical Engineers
Credits
2
Instructor
N. de Faria
Course Description
Clinical Preceptorship for Biomedical Engineers
BME 5100
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
2 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
N. de Faria.
Immersion Experience in Medical Research and Clinical Practice
Credits
6
Instructor
Y. Wang, Staff
Course Description
Immersion Experience in Medical Research and Clinical Practice
Credits
6
Instructor
Y. Wang, Staff
Course Description
Immersion Experience in Medical Research and Clinical Practice
BME 7160
Semester
Fall
Credits
6 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
Y. Wang, Staff.
AguaClara: Sustainable Water Supply Project
Credits
1-3
Instructor
R. Richardson
Course Description
AguaClara: Sustainable Water Supply Project
Credits
1-3
Instructor
R. Richardson
Course Description
AguaClara: Sustainable Water Supply Project
CEE 2550
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
1-3 credits, variable. S/U grades only.
Instructor(s)
R. Richardson.
Special Topics in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Credits
1-6
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Special Topics in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Credits
1-6
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Special Topics in Civil and Environmental Engineering
CEE 3090
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
1-6 credits, variable. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Interdisciplinary Master of Engineering Project
Credits
1-6
Instructor
F. Vanek
Course Description
Interdisciplinary Master of Engineering Project
Credits
1-6
Instructor
F. Vanek
Course Description
Interdisciplinary Master of Engineering Project
CEE 5050
Semester
Fall
Credits
1-6 credits, variable. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
F. Vanek.
Seminar: Project Management
Credits
1
Instructor
A. Ippolito
Course Description
Seminar: Project Management
Credits
1
Instructor
A. Ippolito
Course Description
Seminar: Project Management
CEE 6091
Semester
Spring
Credits
1 credit. S/U grades only (no audit).
Instructor(s)
A. Ippolito.
Modeling and Simulation of Real-World Scientific Problems
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Modeling and Simulation of Real-World Scientific Problems
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Modeling and Simulation of Real-World Scientific Problems
Modeling and Simulation of Real-World Scientific Problems
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Modeling and Simulation of Real-World Scientific Problems
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Modeling and Simulation of Real-World Scientific Problems
Statues and Public Life
Credits
3
Instructor
V. Platt
Course Description
Statues and Public Life
Credits
3
Instructor
V. Platt
Course Description
Statues and Public Life
CLASS 1704
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
V. Platt.
Making a Difference by Design
Credits
3
Instructor
H. Kao
Course Description
Making a Difference by Design
Credits
3
Instructor
H. Kao
Course Description
Making a Difference by Design
COGST 1111
Semester
Fall, Summer
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
H. Kao.
Introduction to Environmental Psychology – Writing in the Major
Credits
4
Instructor
G. Evans
Course Description
Introduction to Environmental Psychology – Writing in the Major
Credits
4
Instructor
G. Evans
Course Description
Introduction to Environmental Psychology – Writing in the Major
COGST 1501
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
G. Evans.
Hispanic Theatre Production
Credits
1-3
Instructor
D. Castillo
Course Description
Hispanic Theatre Production
Credits
1-3
Instructor
D. Castillo
Course Description
Hispanic Theatre Production
COML 3010
Semester
Spring
Credits
1-3 credits, variable. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
D. Castillo.
Migration in the Americas: Engaged Research Methods and Practice
Credits
4
Instructor
D. Castillo
Course Description
Migration in the Americas: Engaged Research Methods and Practice
Credits
4
Instructor
D. Castillo
Course Description
Migration in the Americas: Engaged Research Methods and Practice
COML 4575
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
D. Castillo.
Migration in the Americas: Engaged Research Methods and Practice
Credits
4
Instructor
D. Castillo
Course Description
Migration in the Americas: Engaged Research Methods and Practice
Credits
4
Instructor
D. Castillo
Course Description
Migration in the Americas: Engaged Research Methods and Practice
COML 6375
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
D. Castillo.
Survey Data in the Information Age
Credits
3
Instructor
P. Enns, J. Schuldt
Course Description
Survey Data in the Information Age
Credits
3
Instructor
P. Enns, J. Schuldt
Course Description
Survey Data in the Information Age
COMM 2169
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
P. Enns, J. Schuldt.
Writing and Producing the Narrative for Digital Media
Credits
3
Instructor
C. Byrne
Course Description
Writing and Producing the Narrative for Digital Media
Credits
3
Instructor
C. Byrne
Course Description
Writing and Producing the Narrative for Digital Media
COMM 3010
Semester
Fall, Spring, Summer
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
C. Byrne.
Advanced Media Writing about Cultural, Social, and Environmental Crises
Credits
3
Instructor
L. Chambliss
Course Description
Advanced Media Writing about Cultural, Social, and Environmental Crises
Credits
3
Instructor
L. Chambliss
Course Description
Advanced Media Writing about Cultural, Social, and Environmental Crises
COMM 3050
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
Prerequisites: An A- or better in COMM 2310 or equivalent course, experience with media writing and/or strong writing skills.
Instructor(s)
L. Chambliss.
Connecting Experience: Creating a Personal Brand and Implementing an ePortfolio
Credits
3
Instructor
C. Byrne
Course Description
Connecting Experience: Creating a Personal Brand and Implementing an ePortfolio
Credits
3
Instructor
C. Byrne
Course Description
Connecting Experience: Creating a Personal Brand and Implementing an ePortfolio
COMM 3060
Semester
Fall, Summer
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
C. Byrne.
Capstone Course in Environmental and Sustainability Communication: From the Lab to the World
Credits
2
Instructor
L. Chambliss
Course Description
Capstone Course in Environmental and Sustainability Communication: From the Lab to the World
Credits
2
Instructor
L. Chambliss
Course Description
Capstone Course in Environmental and Sustainability Communication: From the Lab to the World
COMM 3080
Semester
Multi-semester course: (Spring)
Credits
2 credits. Multi-term course: R grade only (in progress).
Prerequisite
One theory and one practice course related to environmental communication, which can be taken prior to, or concurrently, with seminar.
Instructor(s)
L. Chambliss.
Educational Psychology
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Educational Psychology
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Educational Psychology
COMM 3110
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Taking America’s Pulse: Creating and Conducting a National Opinion Poll
Credits
4
Instructor
P. Enns, J. Schuldt
Course Description
Taking America’s Pulse: Creating and Conducting a National Opinion Poll
Credits
4
Instructor
P. Enns, J. Schuldt
Course Description
Taking America’s Pulse: Creating and Conducting a National Opinion Poll
COMM 3189
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
P. Enns, J. Schuldt.
Planning Communication Campaigns
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Planning Communication Campaigns
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Planning Communication Campaigns
COMM 3760
Semester
Fall, spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
Prerequisite or corequisite: COMM 2820 or equivalent research methods course, and a course in basic statistics.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
The Design and Governance of Digital Experiments
Credits
3
Instructor
J. N. Matias
Course Description
The Design and Governance of Digital Experiments
Credits
3
Instructor
J. N. Matias
Course Description
The Design and Governance of Digital Experiments
COMM 4242
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
Coursework in statistics or research methods.
Instructor(s)
J. N. Matias.
Fieldwork in Urban Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Baugher
Course Description
Fieldwork in Urban Archaeology
Credits
4
Instructor
S. Baugher
Course Description
Fieldwork in Urban Archaeology
CRP 2610
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
S. Baugher.
Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Urban Design Workshop
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Urban Design Workshop
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Urban Design Workshop
CRP 3072
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Regional Economic Impact Analysis
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Carruthers
Course Description
Regional Economic Impact Analysis
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Carruthers
Course Description
Regional Economic Impact Analysis
CRP 3270
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
J. Carruthers.
Design Connect
Credits
1-4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Design Connect
Credits
1-4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Design Connect
CRP 3348
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
1-4 credits, variable. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Special Topics in Planning Methods
Credits
1-4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Special Topics in Planning Methods
Credits
1-4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Special Topics in Planning Methods
CRP 3855
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
1-4 credits, variable. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
CRP 4080
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Rome Workshop
Credits
6
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Rome Workshop
Credits
6
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Rome Workshop
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan, G. Finin, N. Mahowald, L. Shi
Course Description
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan, G. Finin, N. Mahowald, L. Shi
Course Description
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
CRP 4443
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only (no audit).
Instructor(s)
A. Chatrchyan, G. Finin, N. Mahowald, L. Shi.
Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Urban Design Workshop
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Urban Design Workshop
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Urban Design Workshop
CRP 5072
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Rome Workshop
Credits
6
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Rome Workshop
Credits
6
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Rome Workshop
NYC Workshop: Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Design
Credits
6
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
NYC Workshop: Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Design
Credits
6
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
NYC Workshop: Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Design
NYC Studio: Integrated Urbanism as a Platform for Engagement
Credits
6
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
NYC Studio: Integrated Urbanism as a Platform for Engagement
Credits
6
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
NYC Studio: Integrated Urbanism as a Platform for Engagement
Design Connect
Credits
1-4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Design Connect
Credits
1-4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Design Connect
CRP 5348
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
1-4 credits, variable. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan, G. Finin, N. Mahowald, L. Shi
Course Description
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan, G. Finin, N. Mahowald, L. Shi
Course Description
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
CRP 5443
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only (no audit).
Instructor(s)
A. Chatrchyan, G. Finin, N. Mahowald, L. Shi.
Making a Difference by Design
Credits
3
Instructor
H. Kao
Course Description
Making a Difference by Design
Credits
3
Instructor
H. Kao
Course Description
Making a Difference by Design
DEA 1110
Semester
Fall, Summer
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
H. Kao.
Introduction to Environmental Psychology – Writing in the Major
Credits
4
Instructor
G. Evans
Course Description
Introduction to Environmental Psychology – Writing in the Major
Credits
4
Instructor
G. Evans
Course Description
Introduction to Environmental Psychology – Writing in the Major
DEA 1501
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
G. Evans.
StudioSHIFT
Credits
4
Instructor
R. Gilmore
Course Description
StudioSHIFT
Credits
4
Instructor
R. Gilmore
Course Description
StudioSHIFT
DEA 2203
Semester
Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
DEA 1101 and DEA 1150 (minimum grades of B-) or permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
R. Gilmore.
Healthy Places: Design, Planning and Public Health
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Healthy Places: Design, Planning and Public Health
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Healthy Places: Design, Planning and Public Health
Hospitality, Health and Design Industry Immersion Seminar
Credits
1
Instructor
H. Kolakowski, M. Shepley
Course Description
Hospitality, Health and Design Industry Immersion Seminar
Credits
1
Instructor
H. Kolakowski, M. Shepley
Course Description
Hospitality, Health and Design Industry Immersion Seminar
DEA 3055
Semester
Spring
Credits
1 credit. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
H. Kolakowski, M. Shepley.
Problem-Seeking through Programming
Credits
3
Instructor
N. Ahmadi
Course Description
Problem-Seeking through Programming
Credits
3
Instructor
N. Ahmadi
Course Description
Problem-Seeking through Programming
Adaptive Reuse Studio: Recycling the Built Environment
Credits
4
Instructor
R. Gilmore
Course Description
Adaptive Reuse Studio: Recycling the Built Environment
Credits
4
Instructor
R. Gilmore
Course Description
Adaptive Reuse Studio: Recycling the Built Environment
DEA 4401
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
Students must have completed two DEA studio courses, one at 2000 level and one at 3000 level, and DEA 3050 or receive permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
R. Gilmore.
Policy Meets Design: High-Impact Facilities of the 21st Century
Credits
3
Instructor
R.S. Zadeh
Course Description
Policy Meets Design: High-Impact Facilities of the 21st Century
Credits
3
Instructor
R.S. Zadeh
Course Description
Policy Meets Design: High-Impact Facilities of the 21st Century
DEA 4500
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
R.S. Zadeh.
Health and Healing Studio
Credits
4
Instructor
M. Shepley
Course Description
Health and Healing Studio
Credits
4
Instructor
M. Shepley
Course Description
Health and Healing Studio
DEA 5305
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
DEA 1101 and DEA 1150 with minimum grades of B-, or permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
M. Shepley.
Workplace Strategy Studio
Credits
4
Instructor
Y. Hua
Course Description
Workplace Strategy Studio
Credits
4
Instructor
Y. Hua
Course Description
Workplace Strategy Studio
DEA 5540
Semester
Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
DEA 3590 or permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
Y. Hua.
Designing Age Friendly Environments
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Loebach
Course Description
Designing Age Friendly Environments
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Loebach
Course Description
Designing Age Friendly Environments
DEA 5700
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
J. Loebach.
Hospitality, Health and Design Industry Immersion Seminar
Credits
1
Instructor
H. Kolakowski, M. Shepley
Course Description
Hospitality, Health and Design Industry Immersion Seminar
Credits
1
Instructor
H. Kolakowski, M. Shepley
Course Description
Hospitality, Health and Design Industry Immersion Seminar
DEA 6055
Semester
Spring
Credits
1 credit. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
H. Kolakowski, M. Shepley.
Problem-Seeking through Programming
Credits
3
Instructor
N. Ahmadi
Course Description
Problem-Seeking through Programming
Credits
3
Instructor
N. Ahmadi
Course Description
Problem-Seeking through Programming
Environmental Geophysics
Credits
3
Instructor
K. Keranen
Course Description
Environmental Geophysics
Credits
3
Instructor
K. Keranen
Course Description
Environmental Geophysics
EAS 3450
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Prerequisite
MATH 1920 and PHYS 2208 or PHYS 2213, or equivalent.
Instructor(s)
K. Keranen.
Community Wind Energy Research
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Community Wind Energy Research
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Community Wind Energy Research
EAS 4120
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
MAE 4020/MAE 4021/MAE 5020, or EAS 2500 or permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Field Geophysics
Credits
4
Instructor
K. Keranen
Course Description
Field Geophysics
Credits
4
Instructor
K. Keranen
Course Description
Field Geophysics
EAS 4370
Semester
Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
MATH 1920, PHYS 2208, PHYS 2213, or equivalent.
Instructor(s)
K. Keranen.
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan, N. Mahowald
Course Description
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan, N. Mahowald
Course Description
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
EAS 4443
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only (no audit).
Instructor(s)
A. Chatrchyan, N. Mahowald.
Climate Smart Communities: State and Local Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
3
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan
Course Description
Climate Smart Communities: State and Local Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
3
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan
Course Description
Climate Smart Communities: State and Local Climate Change Science and Policy
EAS 4444
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Instructor(s)
A. Chatrchyan.
Interacting with Global Climate Policy
Credits
1
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan, N. Mahowald
Course Description
Interacting with Global Climate Policy
Credits
1
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan, N. Mahowald
Course Description
Interacting with Global Climate Policy
EAS 4447
Semester
Fall
Credits
1 credit. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
Corequisite: EAS 4443.
Instructor(s)
A. Chatrchyan, N. Mahowald.
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan, N. Mahowald
Course Description
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Chatrchyan, N. Mahowald
Course Description
Global Climate Change Science and Policy
EAS 5443
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only (no audit).
Instructor(s)
A. Chatrchyan, N. Mahowald.
Environmental Geophysics
Credits
3
Instructor
K. Keranen
Course Description
Environmental Geophysics
Credits
3
Instructor
K. Keranen
Course Description
Environmental Geophysics
EAS 5450
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Prerequisite
MATH 1920 and PHYS 2208 or PHYS 2213, or equivalent.
Instructor(s)
K. Keranen.
Numerical Techniques for Weather and Climate Modeling
Credits
2
Instructor
T. Ault
Course Description
Numerical Techniques for Weather and Climate Modeling
Credits
2
Instructor
T. Ault
Course Description
Numerical Techniques for Weather and Climate Modeling
EAS 5555
Semester
Spring
Credits
2 credits. S/U grades only.
Prerequisite
MATH 1920 or MATH 2130 and PHYS 2208.
Instructor(s)
T. Ault.
Field Geophysics
Credits
4
Instructor
K. Kearnen
Course Description
Field Geophysics
Credits
4
Instructor
K. Kearnen
Course Description
Field Geophysics
EAS 6370
Semester
Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
MATH 1920, PHYS 2208, PHYS 2213, or equivalent.
Instructor(s)
K. Kearnen.
Introduction to Adult Learning
Credits
4
Instructor
A.L. Raymer
Course Description
Introduction to Adult Learning
Credits
4
Instructor
A.L. Raymer
Course Description
Introduction to Adult Learning
EDUC 2200
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits (may be repeated for credit). Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
A.L. Raymer.
Designing and Facilitating Learning for Development
Credits
4
Instructor
A.L. Raymer
Course Description
Designing and Facilitating Learning for Development
Credits
4
Instructor
A.L. Raymer
Course Description
Designing and Facilitating Learning for Development
EDUC 2210
Semester
Spring
Credits
4 credits (may be repeated for credit). Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
A.L. Raymer.
The Art of Teaching
Credits
4
Instructor
J.A. Perry
Course Description
The Art of Teaching
Credits
4
Instructor
J.A. Perry
Course Description
The Art of Teaching
EDUC 2410
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
4 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
J.A. Perry.
Intergroup Dialogue
Credits
3
Instructor
J.G. Garner, A.G. Keinan
Course Description
Intergroup Dialogue
Credits
3
Instructor
J.G. Garner, A.G. Keinan
Course Description
Intergroup Dialogue
EDUC 2610
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only (no audit).
Instructor(s)
J.G. Garner, A.G. Keinan.
Educational Psychology
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Educational Psychology
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Educational Psychology
EDUC 3110
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading (no audit).
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Incarceration, Policy Response, and Self-Reflection
Credits
2-4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Incarceration, Policy Response, and Self-Reflection
Credits
2-4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Incarceration, Policy Response, and Self-Reflection
EDUC 3143
Semester
Fall
Credits
2-4 credits, variable. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
Staff.
Show Me The Money: Rural Communities, Rural School Funding in NY and How To Write a Grant Proposal
Credits
3
Instructor
G. Rymarchyk, J. Sipple
Course Description
Show Me The Money: Rural Communities, Rural School Funding in NY and How To Write a Grant Proposal
Credits
3
Instructor
G. Rymarchyk, J. Sipple
Course Description
Show Me The Money: Rural Communities, Rural School Funding in NY and How To Write a Grant Proposal
EDUC 3250
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only (no audit).
Instructor(s)
G. Rymarchyk, J. Sipple.
Program Planning in Agriculture and Education
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Program Planning in Agriculture and Education
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Program Planning in Agriculture and Education
Youth Organizations and Leadership Development
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Youth Organizations and Leadership Development
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Youth Organizations and Leadership Development
Community Centered Leadership Development
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Community Centered Leadership Development
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Community Centered Leadership Development
Engaging Youth in Learning
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Engaging Youth in Learning
Credits
4
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Engaging Youth in Learning
Lifelong Learning, Just Sustainability and Learning Ecosystems
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Raymer
Course Description
Lifelong Learning, Just Sustainability and Learning Ecosystems
Credits
4
Instructor
A. Raymer
Course Description
Lifelong Learning, Just Sustainability and Learning Ecosystems
EDUC 5223
Semester
Spring
Credits
4 credits (may be repeated for credit). Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
Experience in design and facilitation in one of these areas- nonformal education, asset-based development, community-based arts, participatory action research or public sociology/anthropology.
Instructor(s)
A. Raymer.
Program Planning in Agriculture and Education
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Program Planning in Agriculture and Education
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Program Planning in Agriculture and Education
Youth Organizations and Leadership Development
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Youth Organizations and Leadership Development
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Youth Organizations and Leadership Development
Advanced Program Planning and Youth Organizations in Agricultural Science Education
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Advanced Program Planning and Youth Organizations in Agricultural Science Education
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Perry
Course Description
Advanced Program Planning and Youth Organizations in Agricultural Science Education
Schools, Communities and Policy Reform
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Sipple
Course Description
Schools, Communities and Policy Reform
Credits
3
Instructor
J. Sipple
Course Description
Schools, Communities and Policy Reform
EDUC 6710
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Student option grading.
Prerequisite
GDEV 2710 or permission of instructor.
Instructor(s)
J. Sipple.
Organizational Communications for Engineers
Credits
3
Instructor
Fall: A. Hutchison; Spring: R. Evans
Course Description
Organizational Communications for Engineers
Credits
3
Instructor
Fall: A. Hutchison; Spring: R. Evans
Course Description
Organizational Communications for Engineers
ENGRC 3350
Semester
Fall, Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
Two First-Year Writing Seminars and major affiliation.
Instructor(s)
Fall: A. Hutchison; Spring: R. Evans.
Applied Engineering Leadership
Credits
3
Instructor
E. Dawson
Course Description
Applied Engineering Leadership
Credits
3
Instructor
E. Dawson
Course Description
Applied Engineering Leadership
ENGRG 3910
Semester
Fall
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Prerequisite
ENGRG 3900.
Instructor(s)
E. Dawson.
Biomaterials for the Skeletal System
Credits
3
Instructor
E. Donnelly
Course Description
Biomaterials for the Skeletal System
Credits
3
Instructor
E. Donnelly
Course Description
Biomaterials for the Skeletal System
ENGRI 1190
Semester
Spring
Credits
3 credits. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
E. Donnelly.
Modeling and Simulation of Real-World Scientific Problems
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Modeling and Simulation of Real-World Scientific Problems
Credits
3
Instructor
Staff
Course Description
Modeling and Simulation of Real-World Scientific Problems
Interdisciplinary Master of Engineering Project
Credits
1-6
Instructor
F. Vanek
Course Description
Interdisciplinary Master of Engineering Project
Credits
1-6
Instructor
F. Vanek
Course Description
Interdisciplinary Master of Engineering Project
ENMGT 5050
Semester
Fall
Credits
1-6 credits, variable. Letter grades only.
Instructor(s)
F. Vanek.
Seminar: Project Management
Credits
1
Instructor
A. Ippolito
Course Description
Seminar: Project Management
Credits
1
Instructor
A. Ippolito
Course Description
Seminar: Project Management
ENMGT 6091
Semester
Spring
Credits
1 credit. S/U grades only (no audit).
Instructor(s)
A. Ippolito.
Naturalist Outreach Practicum
Credits
4
Instructor
L.S. Rayor
Course Description
Naturalist Outreach Practicum
Credits
4
Instructor
L.S. Rayor
Course Description
Naturalist Outreach Practicum
ENTOM 3350
Semester
Fall
Credits
4 credits. Student option grading.
Prerequisite
One college-level biology course.
Instructor(s)
L.S. Rayor.
Naturalist Outreach Continued
Credits
1-2
Instructor
L.S. Rayor
Course Description
Naturalist Outreach Continued
Credits
1-2
Instructor
L.S. Rayor
Course Description
Naturalist Outreach Continued
ENTOM 3360
Semester
Fall
Credits
1-2 credits, variable. Student option grading.
Prerequisite
Instructor(s)
L.S. Rayor.
Climate Smart Communities: State and Local Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
3
Instructor
A.M. Chatrchyan
Course Description
Climate Smart Communities: State and Local Climate Change Science and Policy
Credits
3
Instructor