Course Listing: CURR ISSUES IN UNDERGRAD LIFE
Fall 2017, Bloomington
Information on this report reflects data as of the end of the day Thursday, January 18, 2018
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EDUC-U 212 CURR ISSUES IN UNDERGRAD LIFE (2 CR)
VT: STEMMING INTO IU
10020 PERM 02:30P-03:45P MW ED 1210 Reyes C 25 9 0
Above class for authorization email GROUPS@indiana.edu or
contact Katrina Jones or Gordan Hershey at 812-855-0507
Above class is a Service Learning Course
VT: THE POLITICS OF K-16 ED
35158 ARR ARR WB WEB Hedges S 20 1 0
TOPIC : The Players and the Game: The Politics of k-16
Education
Above class taught online
Policy dictates many aspects of education in the United
States. However, we often do not know who is influencing
education policy decisions and how change occurs in
education. This course will provide an overview of how
political activities and education converge, the obvious and
not-so-obvious actors involved in making education decisions,
and the political and social movements that have changed K-12
and higher education policy over time
Contact HESAAI@indiana.edu for course description
Above class meets second eight weeks only
VT: STUDENT ACTIVISM IN HIGHER ED
CLSD 14118 ARR ARR ARR Lozano J 20 0 0
TOPIC : Student activism in Higher Education
Student activism in the United States and abroad has left an
undeniable mark on the course of history. How governments
and institutions engage with students has been shaped by
activists in the past and in the present day. However,
instances of activism and activists themselves, even those
which are contemporaneous, may be driven by different causes
and may have differing goals. This course will examine
student activism around the globe, allowing students to
better understand why students engage in activism and
demonstrate the results these individuals have gotten through
their actions
Above course description, contact HESAAI@indiana.edu
Above class taught online
Above class meets second eight weeks only
VT: FINCL PLAN FOR COLL: INTRO FIN
CLSD 35159 ARR ARR WB WEB Holthaus G 20 0 0
Above class meets second eight weeks only
This course is designed to provide students with practical
tools to help manage money and achieve their educational
goals in college. Students will explore the study of
personal finance, providing tips to help you minimize debt
and increase savings/wealth. Because this is an introductory
personal finance course, no prior business courses are
necessary
Contact HESAAI@indiana.edu for course description
Above class taught online
VT: DROWNING IN DEBT: RISING IN US
CLSD 38474 ARR ARR WB WEB Kwon J 20 0 0
Above class meets second eight weeks only
Please refer any questions to hesaai@indiana.edu
Student debt is one of the most serious social issues in the
United States. The amount of student debt has soared each
year, and more and more students are graduating with
substantial amounts of debt from their colleges. In response
to this issue, the U.S. federal government has made efforts
to financially support colleges student by implementing
financial aid policies. This course will explore the concept
of student debt, and its impact on students, higher
education, and society
This is a 100% online class taught by IU Bloomington. No
on-campus class meetings are required. A distance education
fee may apply; check your campus bursar website for more
information
