January Term, U.Va.

January Term

Unique

Courses

College of Arts and Sciences

ANTH 2557
Culture Through Film
Giancarlo Betancourt, Instructor
ANTH 2800
Introduction to Archaeology
Susan Palazzo, Instructor
ARTS 2580
The Human Figure
WIlliam Bennett, Associate Professor
ARTS 2610
Introduction to Drawing I
Akemi Ohira Rollando, Associate Professor
ELA 2559
Academic Adulting: Skills for Critical Reading, Thinking, and Self-Management **(this course requires a program fee of $45)
Karlin Luedtke, Assistant Professor
ENCW 2530
Writing the Experience of Place **((this course takes place at the ABCRC on the Eastern Shore; see description for details)
John Casteen, IV, Instructor
ENLT 2555
Selfies Old and New: The Self-Portrait in Visual Art & Poetry
Lisa Spaar, Instructor
ENSP 1600
Public Speaking
Margaret Gardiner, Instructor
EVSC 2070
Earth Systems Technology & Management **(this course requires a program fee of $150)
Michael Gorman, Instructor
EVSC 4559
Maintaining a Sustainable Sea **(this course includes a $700 program fee)
Stephen Macko, Professor
GDS 2559
Workshop in Critical Public Health
Chris Colvin, Professor
GSGS 2211
Environment, Health, and Development in Africa
James LaFleur, Instructor
GSGS 3365
Conscious Social Change
Gretchen Steidle, Instructor
GSSJ 3559
Human Rights and the Refugee Crisis
Laura Alexander, Instructor
HIST 4591
Why Did They Kill? Interpreting Genocide and its Perpetrators
Jeffrey Rossman, Instructor
MATH 2700
Euclidean and Noneuclidean Geometry
David Sherman, Instructor
MDST 3809
New Media in NYC **(this course takes place online and in New York City; see course description for details)
Siva Vaidhyanathan, Instructor
PHS 2559
Workshop in Critical Public Health
Chris Colvin, Professor
PLAP 3160
The Politics of Food **(this course requires a program fee of $45)
Paul Freedman, Instructor
PLAP 3420
Virginia Government & Politics **(this course requires a program fee of $225)
Kenneth Stroupe, Instructor
PLCP 3240
Post-Soviet Political Challenges: Nationalism, Ethnic Conflict, Separatism and Irredentism
Yuri Urbanovich, Instructor
PLIR 3500
Counterfactuals and Conflict
John Setear, Professor
PSYC 4559
Criminal Minds: The Science of Forensic Psychology
Lucy Guarnera, Instructor
PSYC 4XXX
Exploring the Human Brain
James Morris, Instructor
PSYC 5559
Genetic and Epigenetic Research in Behavior
Jessica Connelly, Instructor
SLAV 2250
The Dark Side of the Twentieth Century: Between Auschwitz and the Gulag
Dariusz Tolczyk, Instructor
SOC 2498
Prozac Culture
Joseph Davis, Instructor
SOC 2500
Sociology Through Cinema
Jeffrey Olick, Instructor
SPAN 2010
Intermediate Spanish

STAT 3559
Data Analytics and Decision Making
Mary Dunaway, Instructor
WGS 4800
Gender-Based Violence
Lisa Speidel, Instructor

School of Architecture

APMA
The Layman's Guide to Statistical Fallacies: Misunderstanding Throughout History & Today
Diana Morris, Instructor
HIST 4501
Migration in Modern South Asia: History, Literature, Film, Ephemera
Swati Chawla, Instructor
INST 1500
Approaches to Creating Positive Culture Change: Focus on Green Dot Bystander Intervention
Nicole Eramo, Instructor
Rachel Kiliany, Instructor
SARC 5500
AI Design Challenge: The Rise of Bots
William Sherman, Instructor
SOC 2500
Hack The City: Human Econology & Civic Design in an Urban Age

Batten School of Leadersip and Public Policy

PPOL 5225
Conscious Social Change
Gretchen Steidle, Instructor

School of Engineering and Applied Science

BME 3030
Design and Innovation in Medicine
Timothy Allen, Instructor
STS 2500-001
Ethics, Gender, and the New Reproductive Technologies
Rosalyn Berne, Instructor
STS 2500-002
Technology and Race in the U.S.
Patricia Click, Instructor
STS 2500-003
American Health Care: Challenges & Opportunities
Bob Powers, Professor
STS 2500-004
A Sense of Place
Hannah Rogers, Instructor
STS 2740
Earth Systems Technology & Management **(this course requires a program fee of $150)
Michael Gorman, Instructor
SYS 3502 / STS 3500
A System Approach to International Development
Garrick Louis, Instructor

McIntire School of Commerce

COMM 3845
Foundations of International Business
William R. Wilkerson, Instructor