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| Leadership and Public Policy - Policy |
 LPPP 6500 | Topics in Public Policy |
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| | Psychlogicl Warfare&PopCulture:Policy on Terrorism |
| Fall 2020 12754 | 001 | SEM (1 Units) | Open | 19 / 22 | Brad Carson | Th 7:00pm - 9:30pm |  Garrett Hall 100 |
| | "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. |
| | Public Speaking Workshop |
| Fall 2020 12756 | 002 | SEM (1 Units) | Open | 7 / 17 | Denise Stewart | We 7:00pm - 9:30pm | Garrett Hall 100 |
| | Public Speaking Workshop |
| Fall 2020 19871 | 003 | SEM (1 Units) | Closed | 11 / 10 (11 / 10) | Denise Stewart | We 7:00pm - 9:30pm | Garrett Hall 100 |
| | Data Wrangling in Excel |
| Fall 2020 12757 | 004 | SEM (1 Units) | Open  | 16 / 20 | Adam Felder | Tu 7:00pm - 9:30pm |  Web-Based Course |
| | Histry&Challnges to Nuclear Non-Proliferatn Regime |
| Fall 2020 12785 | 005 | SEM (1 Units) | Open | 11 / 20 | Bonnie Jenkins | Fr 2:00pm - 4:30pm | Web-Based Course |
| | GIS: Spatial Analysis for Public Policy |
| Fall 2020 12795 | 006 | SEM (1 Units) | Open | 21 / 22 | Erich Purpur | We 7:00pm - 9:30pm | Monroe Hall 110 |
| | Fair Trade & Beyond: Tracing Certification Regimes |
| Fall 2020 12797 | 007 | SEM (1 Units) | Open | 5 / 10 | Kathryn Babineau | Mo 7:00pm - 9:30pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
| | The Art of Digital Communication |
| Fall 2020 12799 | 008 | SEM (1 Units) | Open | 5 / 14 | Matthew Weber | Fr 2:00pm - 4:30pm | Rouss Hall 403 |
| | Climate Politics: A Critical Analysis |
| Fall 2020 12802 | 009 | SEM (1 Units) | Open | 6 / 20 | Daniel Reifsnyder | Mo 7:00pm - 9:30pm | Web-Based Course |
| | Why is climate change a hot button issue in the culture wars despite its scientific basis? What would it take to reach the Paris Agreement targets? What will the U.S. have to do to be "carbon neutral" by 2050? What roles to the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches play in crafting a national policy? How have nations responded to date to the climate crisis? Will the U.S. withdraw from Paris or will it lead the way to an effective, global solution? Are negotiations among governments where action occurs? How do the press and NGOs influence things? Class is taught by a former State Department negotiator and co-chair of the Paris negotiations in 2015. |
| | Multilateral Environmental Negotiations |
| Fall 2020 19987 | 010 | SEM (1 Units) | Open | 7 / 20 | Daniel Reifsnyder | Mo 7:00pm - 9:30pm | Web-Based Course |
| | This course will consider the inner workings of the processes national governments rely on to address global environmental challenges. While the path to each environmental treaty is unique, all multilateral environmental treaty discussions must overcome similar challenges to ensure a fair and equitable outcome -- while also delivering real environmental benefits. The course provides an overview of multilateral environmental negotiations writ large. Students will gain extensive insight into the treaty-making process internationally and domestically, as well as into how multilateral environmental agreements are developed and implemented. Lessons learned will have direct application to multilateral negotiations across multiple other issue areas, from human health to outer space. |
| | Children in Crisis at the US/Mexico Border |
| Fall 2020 21103 | 011 | SEM (1 Units) | Open | 9 / 10 | Lucy Bassett | We 7:00pm - 9:30pm | Web-Based Course |
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