All Courses

  • Canvas Instructor Orientation and Training

  • Canvas Student Orientation and Training

  • Professor Scharbatke-Church's Site

  • Ginn Library Workshop Series

  • Sp18-DHP-P294M-01-Pol Econ - Latin America

  • Sp18-VISC-0109-01-Hist of Phot. Through Ideas II

    John Tagg writes that it is impossible to teach the history of photography as a "discrete and coherent field or discipline" when the medium has been employed across such a disparate set of fields as forensic science and abstract expressionism, to name just two. With that in mind, it is perhaps more useful to approach photographic histories through ideas and topics, such as the family unit, worth, propaganda, supervision, record keeping, obsession and so forth. Over the course of the semester we will address different artistic, cultural, political and social premises in order to investigate any/all intersections with photography over the past two hundred years. Presentations will draw on written and visual material from the late 18th century forward through today. There will be numerous background readings, discussion groups and assigned research papers. and projects.

  • Fa18-CHEM-0051-02-Organic Chemistry I

  • Fa18-CMPH-0288-01-Research Methods

    CMPH 288 is a three-credit, fifteen-week course designed to acquaint medical and veterinary public health students with the process of conducting public health research. The major objective of the course is to understand the nuts and bolts of conducting public health inquiry and research in an applied setting relevant to human and veterinary medicine, including your MPH Applied Learning Experience, emphasizing qualitative, community-engaged, and quantitative methods and use of a geographic information system (GIS) relevant to research. We will build on the concepts learned in the introductory courses of biostatistics, epidemiology, and other related courses to address biomedical and public health issues through rigorous research and evaluation methods. The course is intended to be a survey course of some of the major issues and tasks involved with conducting public health research. Although the course will cover some theory of why we conduct research, with discussion of socially just approaches, emphasis will be placed on the practical, real-world application of these concepts. Throughout the course, students will get hands-on experience designing a research plan and grant proposal from start to finish in stages, starting with the research question and ending with the analytic plan. Through this ongoing project and through participation in lecture and all in-class activities, students should be able to successfully design and conduct a variety of public health and biomedical research projects.

  • Fa18-GENE-0201-901-Intro to Genetics

  • Fa18-CLS-0091-01-Sp&indp Studies:classics

    Historical development of mathematics in the Western tradition, from the beginnings to the end of the classical age.

  • Fa18-UEP-0232-01-Intro To Gis

    Location: Data Lab, Tisch Library

  • Fa18-UEP-0252-01-Cities Space,Place&time

    This course introduces students to the history of urban planning and policy. Required for all UEP MA and MS students.

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