Course Listing: CURR ISSUES IN UNDERGRAD LIFE
Fall 2018, Bloomington
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EDUC-U 212 CURR ISSUES IN UNDERGRAD LIFE (2 CR)
VT: STEMMING INTO IU
9365 PERM 02:30P-03:45P MW ED 1210 Nicholson J 25 5 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
14554 ARR ARR WB WEB Hedges S 20 3 0
TOPIC : The Players and the Game: The Politics of K-16
Education
This is a 100% online class taught by IU Bloomington. No
on-campus class meetings are required. A distance education
fee may apply; check the SCU website for more information at
https://studentcentral.indiana.edu
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
A distance education course fee may apply; check the SCU
website for more information at
https://studentcentral.indiana.edu
VT: FINCL PLAN FOR COLL: INTRO FIN
CLSD 14555 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
A distance education course fee may apply; check the SCU
website for more information at
https://studentcentral.indiana.edu
VT: STRKNG, CLBRTNG, & SUPERSTITIONS
35758 ARR ARR WB WEB Silberstein S 20 3 0
Above class meets second eight weeks only
This is a 100% online class taught by IU Bloomington. No
on-campus class meetings are required. A distance education
fee may apply; check the SCU website for more information at
https://studentcentral.indiana.edu
Bike races to ice plunges Campus traditions are as varied
as the students who participate. So what makes a campus
tradition? Come learn about how campus traditions, both
sanctioned and unsanctioned, are developed. You will discover
how college traditions can create a sense of community and
belonging or, on the other hand, lead to exclusion or
potential legal ramifications. As a class, we will explore
the value of campus traditions on the student experience and
the role different institutional stakeholders play in
upholding or disavowing certain tradition
Please refer any questions to hesaai@indiana.edu
A distance education course fee may apply; check the SCU
website for more information at
https://studentcentral.indiana.edu
VT: STUDENT DEMANDS: ACTIVISM EDUC
CLSD 35763 ARR ARR WB WEB Mac J 20 0 0
Above class meets second eight weeks only
This is a 100% online class taught by IU Bloomington. No
on-campus class meetings are required. A distance education
fee may apply; check the SCU website for more information at
https://studentcentral.indiana.edu
Over the years, students have demanded a revised higher
education curriculum by demanding the inclusion of diverse
perspectives and voices, use of inclusive pedagogies, and
requirement of diversity courses. In the 1960s, African
American, Chicano, Asian American, and Native American
student activists came together to demand a curricula and
programs that reflected the histories, experiences, and needs
of people of color (Lee, 2015). Even today over two-thirds of
the student demands on TheDemands.org focus on an engaged and
relevant curriculum (Chessman & Wayt, 2016). Using a variety
of mediums, including readings and videos, this course will
examine the ways student activism have and continue to play a
key role in envisioning and demanding a more relevant
education
For above class refer any questions to hesaai@indiana.edu
A distance education course fee may apply; check the SCU
website for more information at
https://studentcentral.indiana.edu
VT: PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE: PROF
CLSD 35764 ARR ARR WB WEB Fassett K 20 0 0
Above class meets second eight weeks only
This is a 100% online class taught by IU Bloomington. No
on-campus class meetings are required. A distance education
fee may apply; check the SCU website for more information at
https://studentcentral.indiana.edu
The course offers students the opportunity to reflect on who
they are while developing their professional identities.
Through examining their social identities, values, and
interests, students will be able to understand their
contributions to their work. They will leave the course with
tangible materials to help them acquire internships, jobs,
and discuss their aspirations
For above class, please refer any questions to
hesaai@indiana.edu
A distance education course fee may apply; check the SCU
website for more information at
https://studentcentral.indiana.edu
