Courses in Public Scholarship
A wide-ranging community at the University of Washington supports the growth and development of public scholarship through engaged teaching and learning. The Simpson Center has supported the development of many courses and curricula with public scholarship components both directly (through the Mellon Fellowships for New Graduate Seminars in the Humanities and the Certificate in Public Scholarship program) and indirectly. We hope this archive of past, current, and future courses involving publicly-engaged teaching will be a useful tool for students searching for courses and instructors developing coursework in public scholarship.
Fall 2018
- Philosophies and Techniques of Teaching (GWSS 504) - Cricket Keating (Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies)
Spring 2018
- Improvisational Crossings: Social Dance as Interdisciplinary Intervention (HUM 597A) - Naomi Bragin (Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences), Juliet McMains (Dance), and Jade Power Sotomayor (Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences)
- The Black Embodiments Studio (HUM 597B) - Kemi Adeyemi (Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies)
- Public Sphere, Public Media (CMS 597A/HUM 596B) - Stephen Groening (Comparative Literature, Cinema & Media)
- Ethnographic Studio (GWSS 490A) - Sasha Su-Ling Welland (Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies)
Winter 2018
- Organizing Film Festivals as Public Scholarship (HUM 521B/SPAN 596A/CMS 597A) - Leigh Mercer (Spanish & Portuguese Studies)
- The Black Embodiments Studio (HUM596B) - Kemi Adeyemi (Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies)
- Critical University Studies: The Authoritarian Signatures of Public Education (HUM 597A) - Chandan Reddy (Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies)
Fall 2017
- Scholarship as Public Practice (PUBSCH 594) - Michelle Habell-Pallan (Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies) and Bruce Burgett (Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences)
Past
- Previous HUM courses from the Simpson Center
- Courses through the Certificate in Public Scholarship
