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Strategies for Social Impact through Sustainable Development: A Harvard Business Simulations and Cases Approach

Hortensia Sampedro

(Fall 2021) Wednesday 2:00PM - 4:45PM; (Spring 2022) Wednesday 2:00PM - 3:15PM

Social problems impacting sustainable development are approaching critical levels not seen in the history of humanity. In order to address these problems in a timely fashion, it requires the collaborative response of corporations, nonprofits, governments, and NGOs.

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Civil/Criminal Legal Internship

Michelle Mason

Wednesday, 12:00PM - 1:15PM (Online Live)

The Civil and Criminal Internship Placement is a one-semester field assignment for three (3) credits. (NOTE: Students must complete a minimum of 120 hours at placement; 10 to 11 hours for at least twelve weeks). An internship placement provides students with an opportunity to explore legally-related career interests while applying knowledge and skills learned in the classroom to "real life" situations, working with clients under the supervision of an experienced attorney.

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Cultures of the Anthropocene

Amy Huseby

Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:15 PM (Online Live)

The Anthropocene is recognized as a geological age in which human activity has become the dominant influence on climate and the environment. In this course, we will study the relationship between literature, art, film, and the environment.

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Identity Consciousness and Performance: Liminality

Niurca Marquez

Tuesday, 3:30 - 4:45 PM (Online Live)

This course analyzes the root and development of three of the most common terms used to describe cultural and/or racial mixing or blending and uses them as a starting point to examine the performance and literature about the experience of the "third" or liminal spaces. You will learn about these three distinct terms for mixed cultural expressions and what they mean in a series of fields like sociology, psychology, religion, gender studies, ethnography, performance and the arts, to name a few.

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Creative Writing: Oral History

Elizabeth Hanly

Tuesday, 2:00 - 3:15 PM

"To survive we tell stories," says Umberto Eco, philosopher, medieval scholar and novelist. This is a course in storytelling, in writing and reading creative nonfiction. It is a course in finding the stories that are all around us all the time. This course is as much about developing one's skills in listening and reflection as it is about writing.

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Essential Analytics in the 21st Century

Kiesha Moodie

Wednesday, 6:25 - 7:40 PM (Online Live)

Students will learn to leverage data-driven digital media and marketing to be competitive in the space that influences the world today. From understanding the basics of Google Analytics from planning and principals; implementation and data collection; configuration and administration; reports, matrics, and dimensions.

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Law, Literature and Pop Culture

Andrej Milic

Thursday, 6:00PM-7:15PM (Online Live)

The law informs all areas of human existence and yet permeates in a prevalent way throughout pop culture narratives. To properly understand humanity and anthropology we must look at the impact of law throughout history.

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