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| Leadership and Public Policy - Policy |
 LPPP 3559 | New Course in Public Policy and Leadership |
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| | Leading Soc Change in Edu: College Access&Success |
| Spring 2021 20579 | 001 | Lecture (3 Units) | Open | 5 / 24 (5 / 24) | Nicole Hurd | TuTh 12:30pm - 1:45pm |  Web-Based Course |
| | This seminar will explore policies and practices in the K-12 and higher education spaces that either help increase or act as barriers in the pursuit of opportunity. The course will look at high schools and colleges as critical drivers of diversity, equity, inclusion, and mobility. Topics will include college costs/financial aid, advising, college admissions, and how policies/practices create postsecondary pathways for students to navigate. |
| | Violence, Gender & Humanitarian Assistance |
| Spring 2021 20580 | 002 | Lecture (3 Units) | Open | 20 / 40 | Jeanne Ward | Mo 3:30pm - 6:00pm | Web-Based Course |
| | This course will examine key issues, policies, and interventions related to one of the most complex protection and human rights concerns in humanitarian settings: gender-based violence (GBV). Taught by an international expert with 20 years’ experience working on GBV globally, the course will review the scope of violence that women and girls face in conflicts and disasters around the world, as well as the humanitarian structures and programming models that have evolved to address this violence. With a focus on real-life issues and practical knowledge building, the course will not only improve students’ understanding of GBV in humanitarian crises, but also invite students to engage in critical reflection about current challenges and key debates in the GBV field. The course will include presentations by guest lecturers as well as opportunities for students to participate (alongside GBV professionals) in real-time online learning available through humanitarian GBV coordination mechanisms and communities of practice. |
| | Financial Markets and Monetary Policy |
| Spring 2021 20644 | 003 | Lecture (3 Units) | Open | 7 / 30 | Stefan Ruediger | TuTh 3:30pm - 4:45pm | Web-Based Course |
| | This course looks at the interplay between money, financial markets, financial institutions, and
The Federal Reserve and their collective impact on the economy. One key aspect of the course will be to understand the interplay of these institutions during the 2007/8 financial crisis and the CoVid-19 pandemic. As part of this course we will study what money is, analyze the role of the banking industry in the economy, and finally examine the role of the Federal Reserve in managing monetary policy and overseeing the banking system and how its tools have changed over time.
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