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Schedule for LPPP 6500 - Fall 2021

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Leadership and Public Policy - Policy
LPPP 6500	Topics in Public Policy

	Feminism and Public Policy
Fall 2021 17088	001	SEM (1 Units)	Open	12 / 20	Lucy Bassett	Tu 7:00pm - 9:30pm	Monroe Hall 122
	Public Speaking Workshop
Fall 2021 17131	003	SEM (1 Units)	Open	5 / 10 (13 / 20)	Denise Stewart	We 7:00pm - 9:30pm	Monroe Hall 122
	This highly-interactive, skill-building course is broken into 4 smaller workshops: Storytelling for Public Speaking, Improv for Public Speaking, Strengthening Presence, and Interview Techniques. The last evening of the 5-week course is reserved for final presentations and a full review of all skills. Students will receive in-class coaching each week to: build confidence, skills, and enjoyment in public speaking; to explore and apply vocal and physical techniques; to cultivate rehearsal and event preparation habits regarding scheduled and improvised/surprise public speaking situations; to cultivate and deepen the ability to work within an ensemble/team which includes the offering and receiving of effective feedback.
	Data Visualization in R
	Data Wrangling and Visualization in R
Fall 2021 17116	006	SEM (1 Units)	Open	11 / 12	Michele Claibourn	TBA	TBA
	Data Wrangling in Excel
Fall 2021 17118	007	SEM (1 Units)	Closed	20 / 20	Adam Felder	Tu 7:00pm - 9:30pm	New Cabell Hall 268
	National Security in the Age of New Tech
Fall 2021 17119	008	SEM (1 Units)	Open	19 / 20	James Ariail	Mo 7:00pm - 9:30pm	The Rotunda Room 150
	This class will explore the critical implications that new technologies have had and will continue to have on the U.S. National Security. Topics discussed will include (1) the global semiconductor critical supply chain; (2) the national security implications arising from the development and installation of 5 & 6 Generation technology, (3) the threat from ransomware and the role of cryptocurrency, (4) encryption and the national security implications of “Going Dark,” among others.