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Schedule of Classes for Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy - Fall 2019
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Leadership and Public Policy - Evaluation and Analysis
 LPPA 4240Research Methods and Data Analysis in Public Policy
Fall 2019  16907 100Lecture (3 Units)Open 48 / 50Daniel PlayerTuTh 9:30am - 10:45amNau Hall 211
Fall 2019  16912 101Discussion (0 Units)Open 23 / 25Meagan WaltersMo 6:00pm - 6:50pmThe Rotunda Room 150
Fall 2019  16913 102Discussion (0 Units)Closed 25 / 25Meagan WaltersMo 11:00am - 11:50amNew Cabell Hall 032
Fall 2019  16938 200Lecture (3 Units)Closed 50 / 50Daniel PlayerTuTh 11:00am - 12:15pmNau Hall 211
Fall 2019  16939 201Discussion (0 Units)Open 22 / 23Cameron HaddadMo 7:00pm - 7:50pmThe Rotunda Room 150
Fall 2019  16940 202Discussion (0 Units)Closed 28 / 27Cameron HaddadWe 6:00pm - 6:50pmNew Cabell Hall 364
 LPPA 6100Economics of Public Policy I
Fall 2019  16895 100Lecture (3 Units)Open 39 / 46Isaac MbitiMoWe 2:00pm - 3:15pmMonroe Hall 122
Fall 2019  16896 101Discussion (0 Units)Open 14 / 25 (21 / 25)Ruth ChecknoffWe 9:00am - 9:50amThe Rotunda Room 150
Fall 2019  16923 102Discussion (0 Units)Closed 25 / 23Ruth ChecknoffMo 4:00pm - 4:50pmNew Cabell Hall 485
Fall 2019  16891 200Lecture (3 Units)Open 39 / 46Isaac MbitiMoWe 3:30pm - 4:45pmMonroe Hall 122
Fall 2019  16892 201Discussion (0 Units)Open 17 / 23Julia PayneTu 7:00pm - 7:50pmNew Cabell Hall 485
Fall 2019  16924 202Discussion (0 Units)Open 15 / 23Julia PayneWe 2:00pm - 2:50pmNew Cabell Hall 332
 LPPA 6150Research Methods & Data Analysis I
Fall 2019  16897 100Lecture (3 Units)Closed 47 / 46Sally HudsonTuTh 9:30am - 10:45amMonroe Hall 122
Fall 2019  16898 101Discussion (0 Units)Closed 24 / 23Wittney SkigenTu 11:00am - 11:50amDell 2 100
Fall 2019  16925 102Discussion (0 Units)Closed 23 / 23Wittney SkigenTh 4:00pm - 4:50pmMonroe Hall 111
Fall 2019  16893 200Lecture (3 Units)Closed 46 / 46Sally HudsonTuTh 11:00am - 12:15pmMonroe Hall 122
Fall 2019  16894 201Discussion (0 Units)Closed 24 / 23Alex HendelTu 6:00pm - 6:50pmMonroe Hall 118
Fall 2019  16926 202Discussion (0 Units)Open 22 / 23Alex HendelTh 5:00pm - 5:50pmMonroe Hall 111
 LPPA 7220Advance Topics in Impact Evaluation
Fall 2019  16944 001Lecture (3 Units)Open22 / 40Sally HudsonMoWe 9:00am - 10:15amMonroe Hall 122
Leadership and Public Policy - Leadership
 LPPL 2100The Resilient Student: Transition, Thriving, and Leadership
Fall 2019  18857 100Lecture (3 Units)Closed105 / 105Timothy DavisMoWe 12:00pm - 12:50pmGilmer Hall 190
Fall 2019  18885 101Discussion (0 Units)Closed15 / 15Timothy DavisTh 11:00am - 12:15pmBryan Hall 332
Fall 2019  18886 102Discussion (0 Units)Closed16 / 15StaffTh 12:30pm - 1:45pmBryan Hall 203
Fall 2019  18887 103Discussion (0 Units)Closed16 / 15StaffTh 12:30pm - 1:45pmCocke Hall 101
Fall 2019  18889 104Discussion (0 Units)Open14 / 15StaffTh 11:00am - 12:15pmRuffner Hall 123
Fall 2019  18890 105Discussion (0 Units)Closed15 / 15StaffTh 2:00pm - 3:13pmFayerweather Hall 206
Fall 2019  18891 106Discussion (0 Units)Closed15 / 15Everette FortnerTh 2:00pm - 3:15pmBryan Hall 203
Fall 2019  18892 107Discussion (0 Units)Open14 / 15Marsh PattieTh 3:30pm - 4:45pmBryan Hall 328
 LPPL 3100Foundations of Behavioral Science
Fall 2019  16933 001Lecture (3 Units)Open57 / 60Sophie TrawalterMo 2:00pm - 4:30pmMcLeod Hall 1004
Fall 2019  16935 002Lecture (3 Units)Closed78 / 77Gabrielle AdamsMo 5:00pm - 7:30pmMcLeod Hall 2004
 LPPL 3210Introduction to Civic Leadership
Fall 2019  16909 001Lecture (3 Units)Open72 / 75Eileen ChouTu 3:30pm - 6:00pmClaude Moore Nursing Educ G120
Fall 2019  16918 002Lecture (3 Units)Closed76 / 75Eileen ChouWe 3:30pm - 6:00pmCampbell Hall 158
 LPPL 3260Value and Bias in Public Policy
Fall 2019  16900 001Lecture (3 Units)Closed 51 / 47Sophie TrawalterTuTh 12:30pm - 1:45pmMaury Hall 104
Fall 2019  16937 002Lecture (3 Units)Open 29 / 47Sophie TrawalterTuTh 3:30pm - 4:45pmRouss Hall 403
 LPPL 7025Values-Based Leadership
Fall 2019  18899 001SEM (3 Units)Open 36 / 40Timothy DavisMoWe 3:30pm - 4:45pmNew Cabell Hall 489
Fall 2019  18900 002SEM (3 Units)Open 35 / 40Timothy DavisTuTh 2:00pm - 3:15pmRouss Hall 403
 LPPL 7410Psychology for Leadership
Fall 2019  18661 001SEM (3 Units)Closed 45 / 45Benjamin ConverseWe 10:30am - 1:00pmMonroe Hall 122
Fall 2019  18665 002SEM (3 Units)Closed 50 / 50Benjamin ConverseWe 5:00pm - 7:30pmRuffner Hall G006
Leadership and Public Policy - Policy
 LPPP 2500Special Topics in Leadership and Public Policy
 Project First Gen+ @UVA
 Project First Gen+@ UVA
Fall 2019  19844 001SEM (1 Units)Permission19 / 20Michele Claibourn+1Mo 2:00pm - 2:50pmNau Hall 142
 What is the experience of first generation and lower income students at the University of Virginia? How can we improve the institutions at UVA to fully incorporate the talents and experiences of these students? This class explores these questions through a project focused on transforming UVA into a place where first gen and lower income students thrive. Instructor permission required. Preference given to students with demonstrated interest in the subject.
 LPPP 3001Public Policy Writing Lab
Fall 2019  16908 001Laboratory (1 Units)Open 20 / 21James ReedMo 11:00am - 11:50amNew Cabell Hall 368
Fall 2019  16911 002Laboratory (1 Units)Closed 21 / 21James ReedMo 2:00pm - 2:50pmThe Rotunda Room 150
Fall 2019  16930 003Laboratory (1 Units)Open 20 / 21Athena PostWe 10:00am - 10:50amThe Rotunda Room 150
Fall 2019  16934 004Laboratory (1 Units)Closed 23 / 21Athena PostWe 1:00pm - 1:50pmNew Cabell Hall 315
 LPPP 3200Introduction to Public Policy
Fall 2019  16899 100Lecture (3 Units)Open196 / 200Peter JohannessenMoWe 12:00pm - 12:50pmMinor Hall 125
Fall 2019  16901 101Discussion (0 Units)Open19 / 20Chloe CohenMo 5:00pm - 5:50pmNew Cabell Hall 411
Fall 2019  16902 102Discussion (0 Units)Open18 / 20Zachary DiamondMo 7:00pm - 7:50pmBrooks Hall 103
Fall 2019  16903 103Discussion (0 Units)Closed20 / 20Chloe CohenMo 7:00pm - 7:50pmNew Cabell Hall 027
Fall 2019  16904 104Discussion (0 Units)Open18 / 21Maggie LindenTu 7:00pm - 7:50pmThe Rotunda Room 150
Fall 2019  16905 105Discussion (0 Units)Open19 / 20Lucy SmithTu 7:00pm - 7:50pmNew Cabell Hall 027
Fall 2019  16906 106Discussion (0 Units)Open20 / 21Zachary DiamondWe 11:00am - 11:50amNew Cabell Hall 368
Fall 2019  16920 107Discussion (0 Units)Closed21 / 21Madison RobertsWe 1:00pm - 1:50pmNew Cabell Hall 395
Fall 2019  16921 108Discussion (0 Units)Closed20 / 19Maggie LindenWe 7:00pm - 7:50pmNew Cabell Hall 207
Fall 2019  16929 109Discussion (0 Units)Closed21 / 21Madison RobertsTh 5:00pm - 5:50pmThe Rotunda Room 150
Fall 2019  19191 110Discussion (0 Units)Closed20 / 20Lucy SmithTh 5:00pm - 5:50pmNew Cabell Hall 207
 LPPP 3250Global Development Policy
Fall 2019  16950 001Lecture (3 Units)Permission 37 / 40Kathleen StraightTuTh 5:00pm - 6:15pmMonroe Hall 130
 LPPP 3255Comparative Policy History
Fall 2019  16927 001Lecture (3 Units)Closed 52 / 46Peter JohannessenMoWe 2:00pm - 3:15pmMaury Hall 104
Fall 2019  16936 002Lecture (3 Units)Open 31 / 46Peter JohannessenMoWe 3:30pm - 4:45pmMaury Hall 115
 LPPP 3500Special Topics in Social Entrepreneurship
 Financial Inclusion
Fall 2019  20258 001Lecture (3 Units)Open14 / 25Danielle HopkinsTuTh 11:00am - 12:15pmThe Rotunda Room 150
 This experiential learning course will explore the history and latest innovations in financial inclusion, which has evolved as an industry from microfinance. We will examine financial inclusion from different levels (government, suppliers, consumers), different market segments (women, youth, refugees, entrepreneurs) and across many different country contexts to demonstrate that there is no ‘one-size fits all solution’. Students will gain skills at analyzing the financial diaries of low-income households in the U.S. and in developing countries, conducting field work to evaluate the formal and informal financial landscape in Charlottesville, and an entrepreneurship program at a local non-profit, designing client-centric solutions in response to the financial needs at the household and community level, analyzing data and case studies to develop policy recommendations, evaluating impact and the business case of financial inclusion while at the same time increasing their own personal financial literacy.
 LPPP 4500Topics in Public Policy and Leadership
 Institutions Fail or Flourish with/wout Guidelines
Fall 2019  20565 001SEM (1 Units)Open2 / 10 (7 / 10)Floyd CopelandMo 7:00pm - 9:30pmMonroe Hall 113
 LPPP 4725NGOs in the Policy Arena
 Project focuses on health and mental health in the region surrounding Charlottesville
Website  16946 100Lecture (4 Units)Open14 / 25Paul Martin+1TuTh 9:30am - 10:45amThe Rotunda Room 150
 This class is a partnership with the Adiuvans Foundation. We will work with the foundation to make $100,000 in grants to local NGOs working in the areas of health and mental health.
Fall 2019  16947 101Laboratory (0 Units)Open14 / 25Paul Martin+1Fr 12:00pm - 2:00pmMonroe Hall 122
 LPPP 5540Applied Policy Clinics
 A Case Study on Police Practices & Collaboration
Fall 2019  16959 001WKS (2 Units)Open5 / 10Brian WilliamsFr 2:00pm - 4:30pmMonroe Hall 113
 This course takes an integrative or collaborative approach to the formulation of public policy to identify and address a problem that adversely impacts a local police department’s relationship with the community that it serves. Students will facilitate dialogues with police officers and residents to (1) name or identify a problem, (2) frame policy options to solve that problem, and (3) decide which policy option to select. This integrative method utilizes an asset-based approach to community, and leverages the action research model to involve members of the public with the police in a diagnostic, active-learning, problem-finding and problem-solving process. These experiences will allow students to learn about issues of power and privilege, to deconstruct stereotypes, to reveal and address implicit bias in working with members from the community, and to identify and engage public servants and community partners in formulating a policy that addresses a shared problem. In essence, students will be exposed to the challenges and benefits of action research efforts related to the co-creation of police policies and practices.
 Advocacy and Lobbying Clinic
Fall 2019  18941 002WKS (2 Units)Permission10 / 10Brooke LehmannFr 2:00pm - 4:30pmBryan Hall 235
 LPPP 6001Foundational Skills Workshop
Fall 2019  16960 001Laboratory (1 Units)Closed 32 / 30Mishal AhmedMo 10:30am - 1:00pmMonroe Hall 122
Fall 2019  16961 002Laboratory (1 Units)Closed 32 / 30Mishal AhmedMo 5:00pm - 7:30pmMonroe Hall 122
Fall 2019  19154 003Laboratory (1 Units)Open 25 / 30Mishal AhmedTu 3:30pm - 6:00pmMonroe Hall 111
 LPPP 6350Politics of Public Policy
Fall 2019  16945 001Lecture (3 Units)Closed 48 / 44John HolbeinTuTh 12:30pm - 1:45pmMonroe Hall 122
Fall 2019  18867 002Lecture (3 Units)Closed 46 / 46John HolbeinTuTh 2:00pm - 3:15pmMonroe Hall 122
 LPPP 6500Topics in Public Policy
 Lessons in Leadership: Ronald Reagan
Fall 2019  16956 001SEM (1 Units)Open5 / 20Craig ShirleyTu 7:00pm - 9:30pmNew Cabell Hall 407
 Psychlogicl Warfare&PopCulture:Policy on Terrorism
 Extremist Violence In Film & Literature
Fall 2019  16963 002SEM (1 Units)Open16 / 20Brad CarsonWe 7:00pm - 9:30pmThe Rotunda Room 152
 "Terrorism," wrote the novelist Don DeLillo, "is the language of being noticed." So how does our culture "notice" extremist violence? How is terrorism portrayed in film and in novels? What do film and literature reveal about the definition of terrorism, its significance, and our reaction to it? This class takes popular culture as a jumping off point to a deeper understanding of why people adopt extreme views, often undertake violent acts in the name of those views, and what we as a society can do about it.
 Indo-Pacific Policy Challenges & Opportunities
Fall 2019  16966 003SEM (1 Units)Open9 / 20Paul BeckerMo 7:00pm - 9:30pmNew Cabell Hall 036
 Game Theory
Fall 2019  16967 004SEM (1 Units)Open8 / 20Noah MyungTu 7:00pm - 9:30pmMonroe Hall 114
 Global Food Security Issues
Fall 2019  19259 005SEM (1 Units)Open5 / 20Galen FountainMo 7:00pm - 9:30pmMonroe Hall 114
 GIS: Spatial Analysis for Public Policy
Fall 2019  19908 006SEM (1 Units)Open10 / 20Erich PurpurWe 7:00pm - 9:30pmMechanical Engr Bldg 213
 Data Wrangling in Excel
Fall 2019  19969 007SEM (1 Units)Open 13 / 20Adam FelderWe 7:00pm - 9:30pmMechanical Engr Bldg 213
 Climate Politics: A Critical Analysis
Fall 2019  20110 008SEM (1 Units)Open 10 / 20Daniel ReifsnyderMo 7:00pm - 9:30pmMonroe Hall 118
 Institutions Fail or Flourish with/wout Guidelines
Fall 2019  20608 009SEM (1 Units)Closed5 / 10 (7 / 10)Floyd CopelandMo 7:00pm - 9:30pmMonroe Hall 113
 LPPP 7559New Course in Public Policy and Leadership
 Foreign Policy Failure:Case of US policy to China
Fall 2019  19258 001Lecture (3 Units)Open15 / 20Harry HardingTh 3:30pm - 6:00pmNew Cabell Hall 058
 Behavioral Economics and Public Policy
Fall 2019  20549 002Lecture (3 Units)Open11 / 20Mishal AhmedTuTh 2:00pm - 3:15pmThe Rotunda Room 150
 Standard economic theory assumes that individuals are fully rational decision-makers; however, that is often not the case in the real world. Behavioral economics uses findings from lab and field experiments to advance existing economic models by identifying ways in which individuals are systematically irrational. This course gives an overview of key insights from behavioral science and identifies ways in which these findings have been used to advance policies on education, health, energy, taxation, and more. Additionally, this course will review how government agencies and non-profit organizations have used behavioral insights to improve social policy.
 LPPP 7700Applied Policy Project I
Fall 2019  18917 001SEM (3 Units)Permission 18 / 17Kirsten GelsdorfMo 3:00pm - 5:30pmThe Rotunda Room 150
Fall 2019  18918 002SEM (3 Units)Closed 18 / 18Daniel PlayerTu 3:30pm - 6:00pmNew Cabell Hall 364
Fall 2019  18921 003SEM (3 Units)Permission 20 / 18Lucy BassettWe 10:30am - 1:00pmContact Department
Fall 2019  18922 004SEM (3 Units)Permission 17 / 18Andrew PennockFr 9:00am - 11:30amMonroe Hall 122
 LPPP 7993Independent Study
Fall 2019  21107 003IND (1 - 6 Units)Permission1 / 1William ShobeTBATBA
Fall 2019  21195 004IND (1 - 6 Units)Permission1 / 1Gerald WarburgTBATBA
Fall 2019  21217 005IND (1 - 6 Units)Permission1 / 1Kristen RoorbachTBATBA
Fall 2019  21248 006IND (1 - 6 Units)Open1 / 30Isaac MbitiTBATBA
Leadership and Public Policy - Substantive
 LPPS 3050Introduction to Social Entrepreneurship
Fall 2019  16915 001SEM (3 Units)Closed55 / 55Balashankar MullothTu 3:30pm - 6:00pmMcLeod Hall 1004
Fall 2019  16948 002SEM (3 Units)Closed54 / 55Balashankar MullothTh 3:30pm - 6:00pmMonroe Hall 124
 LPPS 3240Terrorism and Counterterrorism
Fall 2019  16949 001Lecture (3 Units)Open55 / 60Brad CarsonTuTh 3:30pm - 4:45pmMcLeod Hall 2005
 What is terrorism? What are the causes of terrorism? What do terrorists want, and can they be thwarted? What policies salve the conditions that give rise to terrorism, and what counter-terrorism policies are most effective to combat this type of violence? Are civil liberties incompatible with counter-terrorism? These—and other controversial questions—will be the subject of this course. We will study theoretical works on terrorism, as well as histories of specific terrorist organizations from across the world. Included in the course are readings not only from journalists, historians, and policymakers, but also fiction writers. The goal of this course is to give students a well-rounded, comprehensive understanding of one of the most pressing national security issues of our time.
 LPPS 3280Lessons in Leadership: JFK and the Most Personal Office
Fall 2019  19893 100Lecture (3 Units)Open117 / 125Larry SabatoMoWe 11:00am - 11:50amMaury Hall 209
Fall 2019  19894 101Discussion (0 Units)Open18 / 20LeAnn GoldingMo 5:00pm - 5:50pmNew Cabell Hall 132
Fall 2019  19897 104Discussion (0 Units)Open18 / 21LeAnn GoldingTu 5:00pm - 5:50pmNew Cabell Hall 332
Fall 2019  19899 106Discussion (0 Units)Closed22 / 22Hannah GavinWe 12:00pm - 12:50pmNew Cabell Hall 368
Fall 2019  19900 107Discussion (0 Units)Open21 / 22Hannah GavinWe 1:00pm - 1:50pmNew Cabell Hall 368
Fall 2019  19903 109Discussion (0 Units)Open19 / 20Connor KellyTh 4:00pm - 4:50pmRuffner Hall 173
Fall 2019  19904 110Discussion (0 Units)Open19 / 20Connor KellyMo 5:00pm - 5:50pmNew Cabell Hall 415
 LPPS 3310Police-Community Relations: Problems and Prospects
Fall 2019  19112 001Lecture (3 Units)Open34 / 35Brian WilliamsTuTh 11:00am - 12:15pmMonroe Hall 118
 LPPS 3340H4D: Defense Innovation and Problem-Solving
Fall 2019  19109 001Lecture (3 Units)Closed32 / 33Brad CarsonWe 3:30pm - 6:00pmClaude Moore Nursing Educ 1120
 This will be a unique course in which students will work on real problems facing the U.S. Department of Defense. Please note that this is essentially a workshop class - where students will spend many class periods meeting with one another and the instructor. Students will study not only the structures and processes of the various national security agencies but also will gain an understanding of “innovation” and what that word means in the context of public institutions and national security. The class concludes with a presentation of each group's solution to the DoD sponsors.
 LPPS 3360From Inequality to Action
Fall 2019  19110 001Lecture (3 Units)Permission12 / 25Paul MartinTuTh 12:30pm - 1:45pmThe Rotunda Room 150
 This class includes an activism project at UVA. Students interested in taking this class will need instructor permission. Please indicate your willingness to engage in this live learning environment as you petition to enroll and the types of issues at UVA you would be interested in exploring. Past students have worked on housing issues for transgendered students, access for students with physical disabilities, wages for workers at UVA, paid internships for lower income students, social capital issues for lower income and first generation students, and inclusion and incorporation of students of color within the UVA community.
 LPPS 3370Trauma and the US Public School System
Fall 2019  19183 001Lecture (3 Units)Open47 / 48Kristen RoorbachTuTh 12:30pm - 1:45pmRouss Hall 403
 The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the definition of developmental trauma, the impact of trauma on learning and behavior, and to explore current education, health, and social policies that help or hinder the experiences of students who have experienced trauma as they progress through the American public-school system.
 LPPS 3415Sci, Eng, Tech for National Security & Leadership
Fall 2019  16932 001Lecture (3 Units)Open 5 / 36 (30 / 36)Travis ElliottMo 5:00pm - 7:30pmThornton Hall D222
 LPPS 3460Introduction to Policy & the Legislative Process
 How Landmark Social Policies Have Impacted How We Live, Work, and Die and How to Use the Legislative
Fall 2019  19794 001Lecture (3 Units)Open28 / 45Brooke LehmannMoWe 2:00pm - 3:15pmClark Hall 101
 This is a very dynamic course that provides students with an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of our federal government, how federal policy is crafted and passed, and how political and societal influnces drove landmark social policies to become law. Students will also learn how to advocate for federal policies and the tools necessary to influence members of Congress.
 LPPS 4220Comparative Budgeting & Economic Policy
Fall 2019  16943 001SEM (3 Units)Closed4 / 15 (16 / 15)James SavageTu 2:00pm - 4:30pmNau Hall 142
 LPPS 6080Education Policy
Fall 2019  16958 001SEM (3 Units)Open 4 / 16 (11 / 16)Beth SchuelerTh 2:00pm - 4:30pmRuffner Hall 125
 LPPS 6710Congress 101: Leadership Strategies
Fall 2019  18940 001SEM (3 Units)Closed22 / 21Gerald WarburgTu 11:00am - 1:30pmContact Department
 LPPS 6765Federal and State Budgeting
Fall 2019  16910 001SEM (3 Units)Open5 / 20Raymond ScheppachWe 3:30pm - 6:00pmThe Rotunda Room 150
 LPPS 6790Health Care Politics and Policy
Fall 2019  16965 001SEM (3 Units)Open7 / 20Raymond ScheppachTh 3:30pm - 6:00pmThe Rotunda Room 152
 LPPS 6810Virginia Politics and Policy
Fall 2019  18898 001Lecture (3 Units)Open 14 / 20Andrew PennockTh 9:00am - 11:30amContact Department
 LPPS 7050The National Security Process
Fall 2019  19153 001SEM (3 Units)Open22 / 30Philip PotterMoWe 2:00pm - 3:15pmNew Cabell Hall 058
 LPPS 7085Modern Techniques in Finance
Fall 2019  16951 001Lecture (3 Units)Open19 / 20Noah MyungTu 3:30pm - 6:00pmThe Rotunda Room 150

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