Course

Samuel England 3 credits Tues/Thur 2:30-3:45pm In this course, we separate the Middle East from the many stereotypes that American media and politicians use to label the region. Our focus will be on cultural history, …

“The Discourse of Dictators, Demagogues, and Extremists” 4028 Vilas Hall T/Th: 1:20-2:10pm This course will examine the speech of demagogues, dictators and extremists from medieval Europe to present-day political movements. For the past 500 years, …

How did soccer become the “global game”? Do different soccer cultures embody national identities? How does soccer intersect with broader processes of social and economic inequality? And why do countries compete to host its premium …

MWF 11:00-11:50 Dr. Jenna M. Loyd This course examines health and human mobility in a global context. No prior knowledge of international migration or its health dimensions are required. Mobility is part of the human …

468 Teacher Education Building Mon 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Internationalizing educational knowledge means both internationalizing our thinking and the ways we perceive the world, and internationalizing the field of education. The course will introduce …

The Rhetoric of Modern Democratic Revolutions 4028 Vilas Hall T/Th – 1:00PM – 2:15 PM This course will explore the ideas and rhetoric of the democratic mass movements that have played a defining role in …