Schedule of Classes for Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy - Fall 2021
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Leadership and Public Policy - Evaluation and Analysis |
LPPA 4240 Research Methods and Data Analysis in Public Policy |
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17051 | 100 | Lecture (3) | Open | 47 / 48 | Daniel Player | TuTh 9:30am - 10:45am | Rouss Hall 403 |
17056 | 101 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 30 / 30 | Erin Melly | Mo 1:00pm - 1:50pm | New Cabell Hall 383 |
17057 | 102 | Discussion (0) | Open | 17 / 22 | Erin Melly | Tu 5:00pm - 5:50pm | New Cabell Hall 315 |
17072 | 200 | Lecture (3) | Open | 47 / 48 | Daniel Player | TuTh 2:00pm - 3:15pm | Rouss Hall 403 |
17073 | 201 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 24 / 24 | Maya Stephens | Mo 1:00pm - 1:50pm | New Cabell Hall 315 |
17074 | 202 | Discussion (0) | Open | 23 / 24 | Maya Stephens | We 5:00pm - 5:50pm | Gibson Hall 041 |
19412 | 300 | Lecture (3) | Open | 24 / 45 | Daniel Player | TuTh 3:30pm - 4:45pm | Rouss Hall 403 |
19413 | 301 | Discussion (0) | Open | 6 / 18 | Ethan Novak | Tu 5:00pm - 5:50pm | New Cabell Hall 044 |
19414 | 302 | Discussion (0) | Open | 18 / 23 | Ethan Novak | We 12:00pm - 12:50pm | New Cabell Hall 332 |
LPPA 6100 Economics of Public Policy I |
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17039 | 100 | Lecture (3) | Open | 43 / 46 | Isaac Mbiti | MoWe 12:30pm - 1:45pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
17040 | 101 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 24 / 23 | Daniel Nakasone | Mo 2:00pm - 2:50pm | The Rotunda Room 150 |
17062 | 102 | Discussion (0) | Open | 19 / 23 | Daniel Nakasone | Tu 6:00pm - 6:50pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
17035 | 200 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 47 / 46 | Isaac Mbiti | MoWe 2:00pm - 3:15pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
17036 | 201 | Discussion (0) | Open | 22 / 23 | Max Schneider | Mo 5:00pm - 5:50pm | Bryan Hall 235 |
17063 | 202 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 25 / 23 | Max Schneider | We 12:00pm - 12:50pm | New Cabell Hall 309 |
LPPA 6150 Research Methods & Data Analysis I |
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17041 | 100 | Lecture (3) | Open | 55 / 57 | Amanda Crombie+1 | TuTh 9:30am - 10:45am | Garrett Hall 100 |
17042 | 101 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 35 / 35 | Elizabeth Padhi | Tu 11:00am - 11:50am | McLeod Hall 1004 |
17064 | 102 | Discussion (0) | Open | 20 / 29 | Elizabeth Padhi | Th 6:00pm - 6:50pm | New Cabell Hall 232 |
17037 | 200 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 47 / 46 | Amanda Crombie+1 | TuTh 11:00am - 12:15pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
17038 | 201 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 24 / 23 | Morgan Ackley | Mo 10:00am - 10:50am | Rouss Hall 403 |
17065 | 202 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 23 / 23 | Morgan Ackley | Tu 5:00pm - 5:50pm | New Cabell Hall 303 |
LPPA 7035 Benefit-Cost Analysis |
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17127 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 4 / 20 | William Shobe | Tu 3:30pm - 6:00pm | Contact Department |
LPPA 7220 Advance Topics in Impact Evaluations |
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17076 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Open | 17 / 20 | Sally Hudson | TuTh 3:30pm - 4:45pm | The Rotunda Room 152 |
Leadership and Public Policy - Leadership |
LPPL 2100 The Resilient Student: Transition, Thriving, and Leadership |
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17091 | 100 | Lecture (3) | Open | 97 / 99 | Timothy Davis | MoWe 1:00pm - 1:50pm | Wilson Hall 325 |
17093 | 101 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 15 / 15 | Kyndall Walker | Th 9:30am - 10:45am | Physics Bldg 218 |
17094 | 102 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 15 / 15 | Marsh Pattie | Th 11:00am - 12:15pm | Fayerweather Hall 208 |
17096 | 104 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 12 / 12 | David Sauerwein | Th 12:30pm - 1:45pm | The Rotunda Room 150 |
17097 | 105 | Discussion (0) | Open | 11 / 12 | Mary Luzar | Th 2:00pm - 3:15pm | Memorial Gymnasium 213 |
17098 | 106 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 15 / 15 | Tsega Fisseha | Th 2:00pm - 3:15pm | The Rotunda Room 150 |
17099 | 107 | Discussion (0) | Open | 14 / 15 | Everette Fortner | Th 3:30pm - 4:45pm | New Cabell Hall 042 |
17121 | 108 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 15 / 15 | Domenick Bailey | Th 3:30pm - 4:45pm | New Cabell Hall 064 |
LPPL 3210 Introduction to Civic Leadership |
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17053 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Open | 77 / 80 | Maura Austin | Mo 3:30pm - 6:00pm | Claude Moore Nursing Educ G010 |
17059 | 002 | Lecture (3) | Open | 70 / 74 | Jieun Pai | Tu 3:30pm - 6:00pm | Claude Moore Nursing Educ G120 |
LPPL 3260 Value and Bias in Public Policy |
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17044 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 47 / 46 | Sophie Trawalter | TBA | TBA |
19411 | 002 | Lecture (3) | Open | 43 / 45 | Sophie Trawalter | TBA | TBA |
LPPL 3450 Resilient Leadership for Teams and Teammates |
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19740 | 100 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 30 / 30 | Timothy Davis | MoWe 2:00pm - 3:15pm | Monroe Hall 116 |
19741 | 101 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 8 / 7 | Timothy Davis | Th 12:30pm - 1:45pm | Fayerweather Hall 206 |
19742 | 102 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 8 / 8 | Timothy Davis | Th 12:30pm - 1:45pm | Ridley Hall 125 |
19743 | 103 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 7 / 7 | Timothy Davis | Th 2:00pm - 3:15pm | Monroe Hall 113 |
19744 | 104 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 7 / 7 | Timothy Davis | Th 3:30pm - 4:45pm | Ridley Hall 125 |
LPPL 7025 Values-Based Leadership |
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17101 | 001 | SEM (3) | Closed | 48 / 45 | Gabrielle Adams | Mo 9:00am - 11:30am | Monroe Hall 122 |
17102 | 002 | SEM (3) | Closed | 47 / 47 | Gabrielle Adams | Mo 3:30pm - 6:00pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
LPPL 7410 Psychology for Leadership |
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18950 | 001 | SEM (3) | Closed | 47 / 46 | Benjamin Converse | We 9:00am - 11:30am | Monroe Hall 122 |
18951 | 002 | SEM (3) | Open | 44 / 47 | Benjamin Converse | We 3:30pm - 6:00pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
Leadership and Public Policy - Policy |
LPPP 3001 Public Policy Writing Lab |
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17052 | 001 | Laboratory (1) | Open | 24 / 25 | Diana Gaiter | Mo 10:00am - 10:50am | The Rotunda Room 150 |
17055 | 002 | Laboratory (1) | Closed | 25 / 24 | Diana Gaiter | Mo 1:00pm - 1:50pm | The Rotunda Room 150 |
17068 | 003 | Laboratory (1) | Closed | 24 / 24 | Molly Brind'Amour | We 12:00pm - 12:50pm | The Rotunda Room 150 |
17070 | 004 | Laboratory (1) | Open | 24 / 25 | Molly Brind'Amour | We 2:00pm - 2:50pm | The Rotunda Room 150 |
LPPP 3200 Introduction to Public Policy |
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17043 | 100 | Lecture (3) | Open | 199 / 200 | Peter Johannessen | MoWe 11:00am - 11:50am | Minor Hall 125 |
17045 | 101 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 19 / 19 | Savannah Rogers | Mo 2:00pm - 2:50pm | Minor Hall 130 |
17046 | 102 | Discussion (0) | Open | 19 / 20 | Guada Pinto | Mo 7:00pm - 7:50pm | New Cabell Hall 364 |
17047 | 103 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 21 / 20 | Guada Pinto | Tu 5:00pm - 5:50pm | Rouss Hall 403 |
17048 | 104 | Discussion (0) | Open | 18 / 20 | Andrew Sharpe | Tu 6:00pm - 6:50pm | New Cabell Hall 315 |
17049 | 105 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 20 / 20 | Garrett Hicks | We 10:00am - 10:50am | The Rotunda Room 150 |
17050 | 106 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 20 / 19 | Sophie Mariam | We 1:00pm - 1:50pm | The Rotunda Room 150 |
17060 | 107 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 20 / 20 | Sophie Mariam | We 5:00pm - 5:50pm | New Cabell Hall 407 |
17061 | 108 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 20 / 19 | Andrew Sharpe | We 6:00pm - 6:50pm | The Rotunda Room 152 |
17067 | 109 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 22 / 20 | Savannah Rogers | Th 5:00pm - 5:50pm | New Cabell Hall 168 |
17113 | 110 | Discussion (0) | Closed | 20 / 20 | Garrett Hicks | Th 5:00pm - 5:50pm | Rouss Hall 403 |
LPPP 3255 Comparative Policy History |
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17066 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 45 / 45 | Peter Johannessen | MoWe 2:00pm - 3:15pm | Rouss Hall 403 |
17071 | 002 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 46 / 46 | Peter Johannessen | MoWe 3:30pm - 4:45pm | Rouss Hall 403 |
LPPP 3500 Special Topics in Social Entrepreneurship |
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| Equity by Design: Transformative Social Enterprise |
| Building Equity through Social Enterprises |
20614 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Open | 8 / 30 | Andreas Addison | We 3:30pm - 6:00pm | Minor Hall 130 |
| Explore the process for creating transformational social enterprises from a foundation of human-centered design, historical and social context of inequalities, and empathy-building to achieve lasting equity. Learn how to build community wealth through developing social enterprises as new gateways for access to new opportunities. |
LPPP 3559 New Course in Public Policy and Leadership |
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| Education and Conflict |
20323 | 002 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 20 / 20 | Naseemah Mohamed | MoWe 2:00pm - 3:15pm | New Cabell Hall 111 |
| This introductory course will explore various relationships between education and conflict—education in conflict zones, propaganda, military training, nationalist curricula, etc.— through a series of case studies of real-world examples as well as policy and theoretical literature on these topics. We will critically analyze the external and internal factors that impact the relationship between education and conflict, including resource scarcity and climate change, economic disparities, and political instability and extremism. The course will provide students with a working knowledge of the field of global education and the relationship between education policy and lived experiences in global contexts. By the end of the course, students will have gained a broad theoretical and practical understanding of education and conflict in Africa (Nigeria, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Sudan), the Middle East (Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Palestine), and China, England, and Australia. No prerequisites are required.
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LPPP 4500 Topics in Public Policy and Leadership |
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| Public Speaking Workshop |
17135 | 001 | SEM (1) | Open | 8 / 10 | 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. |
LPPP 4725 NGOs in the Policy Arena |
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| NGOs, Food Insecurity, and Food Justice |
17078 | 100 | Lecture (4) | Open | 12 / 20 | Paul Martin and Sarah McLean | TuTh 9:30am - 10:45am | The Rotunda Room 150 |
| Nonprofit organizations in the United States play a critical intermediary role between government and citizens. They implement significant portions of social policy, they educate policy makers, and they execute government contracts, stepping into a role otherwise reserved for civil servants. This class partners with the Adiuvans Foundation (http://www.adiuvans.org/) to study issues of food insecurity and food justice in the local community, assess the work of nonprofits in this space, and award $100,000 in grants to support efforts to improve food security and justice. **This class will directly investigate policies and the selective implementation of policy that disproportionately impacts people of color. We will investigate what anti-racist policy would look like in form and in practice with respect to food insecurity, food justice, and our social welfare system. |
17079 | 101 | Laboratory (0) | Open | 12 / 20 | Paul Martin | Fr 12:00pm - 1:50pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
LPPP 4993 Independent Study |
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21249 | 003 | IND (1 - 6) | Closed | 1 / 1 | David Leblang | TBA | TBA |
LPPP 5540 Applied Policy Clinics |
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| Advocacy and Lobbying Clinic |
17107 | 001 | WKS (2) | Closed | 10 / 10 | Brooke Lehmann | Fr 2:00pm - 4:30pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
LPPP 5559 New Course in Public Policy and Leadership |
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| Global Climate Change: Rising to the Challenge |
| Global Climate Change |
20413 | 002 | Lecture (3) | Open | 14 / 20 | Daniel Reifsnyder | We 2:00pm - 4:30pm | Contact Department |
| Global climate change and our societal response are one of the most urgent but contentious debates of our time. The Biden Administration and progressive members of Congress call for zero net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, while former President Trump withdrew from the Paris Agreement and sought to roll back every discoverable climate milestone of the Obama-era.
In a single semester, this course will cover the most salient aspects of the crisis, from the science of climate change, to national and international scientific assessment, to the continuing campaign of climate denial. It will consider the benefits of mitigating versus adapting to climate change, and why adaptation is so crucial to developing countries. The course will assess the three major international efforts taken to date, including the 1992 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, and the 2015 Paris Agreement. In particular, it will weigh the competing goals of effectiveness versus broad national participation. It will highlight the role of the major financing mechanisms, including Global Environment Facility, the Green Climate Fund, as well as emissions trading schemes and offset mechanisms, and explain why finance has been so central to international negotiations. The course will weigh China’s role and the importance of the U.S.-China relationship in providing global leadership. Finally, the course will delve into the issues of ethics and environmental justice and look at the roles of Congress, the States, cities and the private sector.
The course is taught by a former senior U.S. State Department negotiator who played a pivotal role in negotiating the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol, and who co-chaired the final year of negotiations among 197 parties leading to the Paris Agreement in December 2015.
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| Education and Conflict |
21165 | 003 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 20 / 20 | Naseemah Mohamed | MoWe 2:00pm - 3:15pm | New Cabell Hall 111 |
LPPP 6001 Foundational Skills Workshop |
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17086 | 001 | Laboratory (1) | Closed | 35 / 18 | Daphna Bassok | Mo 3:30pm - 4:45pm | New Cabell Hall 389 |
17087 | 002 | Laboratory (1) | Closed | 23 / 20 | Daphna Bassok | Tu 2:00pm - 3:15pm | Maury Hall 110 |
17111 | 003 | Laboratory (1) | Closed | 31 / 23 | Daphna Bassok | Tu 3:30pm - 4:45pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
LPPP 6350 Politics of Public Policy |
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17077 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 47 / 47 | John Holbein | TuTh 12:30pm - 1:45pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
17092 | 002 | Lecture (3) | Open | 44 / 47 | John Holbein | TuTh 2:00pm - 3:15pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
LPPP 6500 Topics in Public Policy |
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| Feminism and Public Policy |
17088 | 001 | SEM (1) | Open | 12 / 20 | Lucy Bassett | Tu 7:00pm - 9:30pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
| Public Speaking Workshop |
17131 | 003 | SEM (1) | Open | 5 / 10 | 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 |
17116 | 006 | SEM (1) | Open | 11 / 12 | Michele Claibourn | TBA | TBA |
| Data Wrangling in Excel |
17118 | 007 | SEM (1) | Closed | 20 / 20 | Adam Felder | Tu 7:00pm - 9:30pm | New Cabell Hall 268 |
| National Security in the Age of New Tech |
17119 | 008 | SEM (1) | 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. |
LPPP 7040 Foreign Policy Failure: Case of US policy to China |
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19755 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 8 / 15 | Harry Harding | Th 3:30pm - 6:00pm | The Rotunda Room 150 |
LPPP 7700 Applied Policy Project I |
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17103 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 18 / 20 | Raymond Scheppach | Tu 9:00am - 11:30am | Contact Department |
17104 | 002 | SEM (3) | Closed | 16 / 15 | James Wyckoff | We 9:00am - 11:30am | Contact Department |
17134 | 003 | SEM (3) | Permission | 20 / 20 | Lucy Bassett | We 9:00am - 11:30am | Garrett Hall 100 |
17105 | 004 | SEM (3) | Permission | 20 / 20 | Kirsten Gelsdorf | We 12:00pm - 2:30pm | Garrett Hall 100 |
17106 | 005 | SEM (3) | Permission | 20 / 20 | Andrew Pennock | Fr 9:00am - 11:30am | Monroe Hall 122 |
LPPP 7993 Independent Study |
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17084 | 001 | IND (1 - 6) | Permission | 2 / 2 | James Wyckoff | TBA | TBA |
21254 | 003 | IND (1 - 6) | Closed | 2 / 2 | David Leblang | TBA | TBA |
21361 | 004 | IND (1 - 6) | Closed | 1 / 1 | Andrew Pennock | TBA | TBA |
21395 | 006 | IND (1 - 6) | Open | 0 / 30 | - | Tu 7:00pm - 9:30pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
21396 | 007 | IND (1 - 6) | Open | 0 / 30 | - | MoWe 2:00pm - 3:15pm | Ridley Hall 175 |
Leadership and Public Policy - Substantive |
LPPS 3050 Introduction to Social Entrepreneurship |
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17058 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 49 / 55 | Balashankar Mulloth | Tu 2:00pm - 4:30pm | McLeod Hall 1003 |
17080 | 002 | SEM (3) | Open | 43 / 55 | Balashankar Mulloth | We 3:30pm - 6:00pm | McLeod Hall 1003 |
LPPS 3160 Project 1st Gen+ @UVA |
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17126 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 3 / 20 | Paul Martin | TuTh 2:00pm - 3:15pm | The Rotunda Room 152 |
| The class will operate as an applied policy lab, identifying problems and advocating for policy changes that will make UVA a place where First Generation and/or Low Income (FGLI) students thrive. See https://projectfirstgenuva.mystrikingly.com/ |
LPPS 3240 Terrorism and Counterterrorism |
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17081 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 54 / 54 | Daniel Moy | TuTh 12:30pm - 1:45pm | Ridley Hall G006 |
LPPS 3295 Global Humanitarian Crises Response |
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19702 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Open | 145 / 150 | Kirsten Gelsdorf | TuTh 3:30pm - 4:45pm | Minor Hall 125 |
| Taught by a former United Nations official with two decades of experience working in humanitarian aid, this course will look at critical questions defining global humanitarian action and policy. The inability to deliver aid inside Syria, the growth of private sector involvement in humanitarian response, the challenges of providing accountability to affected populations, the complexity of addressing migration and refugee flows, are only some of the policy questions being faced in the humanitarian aid sector. Using practical real-time assignments, historical and critical analysis and case studies; the foundations, dilemmas, and operational realities of providing humanitarian aid will be explored. This class will include guest lectures from other humanitarian responders and practitioners currently serving in crisis zones. |
LPPS 3310 Police-Community Relations: Problems and Prospects |
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17109 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Open | 24 / 48 | Brian Williams | TuTh 3:30pm - 4:45pm | Monroe Hall 110 |
LPPS 3340 H4D: Defense Innovation and Problem-Solving |
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17108 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Closed | 30 / 30 | John Robinson | Th 3:30pm - 6:00pm | Monroe Hall 122 |
LPPS 3370 Trauma and the US Public School System |
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17112 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Open | 35 / 48 | Kristen Roorbach | TuTh 9:30am - 10:45am | Monroe Hall 122 |
| This course explores trauma in the context of child development and how the United States public school system serves to address this issue from policy perspective. Applied policy will be a unique focus of this course with case studies. School based mental health services, educational supports, and the historical context of education will be covered. |
LPPS 3460 Introduction to Policy & the Legislative Process |
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17115 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Open | 19 / 30 | Brooke Lehmann | TuTh 2:00pm - 3:15pm | Ridley Hall 139 |
| Study how landmark social policies have shaped this nation, its laws, & its people. Students will analyze policies that strive for equality, protection, & prevention with respect to those whose access to justice & human privilege has been compromised. Learn about the legislative process & how to influence the course of this process, & determine how to work w/in that context to achieve change in real-world social policy. This is a dynamic class that includes lots of discussion, small group work as well as conversations, and analysis of real-time legislative issues/actions of the professor. Students will learn not only how and why laws are created and influenced by the broader landscape at that point in time, but also develop the skills necessary for being a successful agent of change at the local, state, and federal policy levels. Invited guest lectures include federal legislative staff and advocates/policy experts from a broad spectrum of social policy including areas such as the prison system, education, social determinants of health, civil rights, and other social policies that have changed or been challenged due to COVID. |
LPPS 4220 Comparative Budgeting & Economic Policy |
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17075 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 1 / 5 | James Savage | Th 2:00pm - 4:30pm | Dell 2 102 |
LPPS 4735 Experiential Social Entrepreneurship |
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17132 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Open | 24 / 25 | Christine Mahoney | Mo 3:30pm - 6:00pm | Minor Hall 130 |
19711 | 002 | Lecture (3) | Open | 17 / 25 | Christine Mahoney | We 3:30pm - 6:00pm | The Rotunda Room 150 |
LPPS 5360 Imagining Equitable Policy |
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19857 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 21 / 30 | Michele Claibourn | TBA | TBA |
| What does it mean to prioritize equity in policy? Equity must be operationalized and incorporated into all stages of policy -- agenda setting, design, implementation, and evaluation. We will consider frameworks and tools for centering equity in policy design, including work to engage disadvantaged communities; evaluate the degree to which current policies across a range of domains promote equity, examining policy histories and differential impacts; and surface the apparent tradeoffs in elevating equity relative to other policy analytic concerns, and how these have been addressed. |
LPPS 6080 Education Policy |
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17085 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 3 / 10 | Beth Schueler | Th 12:00pm - 2:30pm | TBA |
LPPS 6710 Congress 101: Leadership Strategies |
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19689 | 001 | SEM (3) | Closed | 21 / 20 | Gerald Warburg | Tu 2:00pm - 4:30pm | The Rotunda Room 150 |
LPPS 6715 Leadership in U.S. Foreign Policymaking |
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17128 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 16 / 20 | Gerald Warburg | Mo 2:00pm - 4:30pm | The Rotunda Room 152 |
LPPS 6752 Sustainability Policy Design and Evaluation |
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17123 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 14 / 20 | Molly Lipscomb | Mo 12:30pm - 3:00pm | Garrett Hall 100 |
LPPS 6765 Federal and State Budgeting |
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17054 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 12 / 20 | Raymond Scheppach | We 3:30pm - 6:00pm | The Rotunda Room 152 |
LPPS 6810 Virginia Politics and Policy |
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17100 | 001 | Lecture (3) | Open | 7 / 20 | Andrew Pennock | Th 9:00am - 11:30am | Contact Department |
LPPS 7050 The National Security Process |
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17110 | 001 | SEM (3) | Open | 25 / 30 | John Robinson | We 3:30pm - 6:00pm | New Cabell Hall 389 |