Courses

2023-2024 Courses
  • Fall 2023
    • Performance and Politics, taught by Rashi Mishra (Theater and Performance Studies, graduate student)
    • Storytelling, taught Erika Bullock (School of Education, graduate student)
  • Winter 2024
    • Women, Fiction, and World History, taught by Wallace Kilpatrick Teska (History, graduate student)
  • Spring 2024
    • Flourishing as a Feminist, taught by Michaela Hulstyn (Structured Liberal Education, lecturer)
2022-2023 Courses
  • Fall 2022
    • Experimental Animation: Process as Product, taught by Liz Maelane (Art & Art History, graduate student)
  • Winter 2023
    • Utopia, taught by Ali Hazel (Philosophy, graduate student)
  • Spring 2023
    • Buddhist Philosophy, taught by Austen McDougal (Philosophy, graduate student) & Oriane Lavole (Religious Studies, graduate student)
  • Summer 2023                                                                                                         
    • The Ethics of Sex & Gender, taught by Joan O'Bryan (Political Science, graduate student)
    • Coding, taught by Kristen Steudel (Mechanical Engineering, graduate student) & Zahra Heussen (Electrical Engineering, graduate student)
    • Letter Writing, taught by Alexia Ainsworth (English, graduate student)
    • Education: What Is It Good For? taught by Erika Bullock (School of Education, graduate student)
2021-2022 Courses
  • Fall 2021
    • The Past and Present of East Asia, taught by Yunxin Li (History, graduate student)
    • Democracy, Politics, and Women, taught by Aliz Toth (Political Science graduate student)
  • Winter 2022
    • On Human Flourishing, taught by Kal Kalewold (Ethics in Society, post doctoral scholar)
  • Spring 2022
    • Economic Inequality: Why does it matter?, taught by Valerie Soon (Ethics in Society, post doctoral scholar) & Cesar Valenzuela (Philosophy, graduate student)
  • Summer 2022
    • Short Films by Sindha Agha on Women’s Health, Mental Health, and Social Change, taught by Anna Mukamal (English, graduate student)
    • Feminism Today,, taught by Joan O'Bryan (Political Science, graduate student)
    • Philosophizing with Women Thinkers, taught by Ting-An Lin (Ethics in Society, post doctoral scholar)
    • Education: What is is Good For?, taught by Erika Bullock (School of Education, graduate student)
    • Short Stories that Make Us Feel, taught by Olga Ovcharskaia (DLCL, graduate student)

Full List of Past Courses