Who takes this class?

This course is designed as an interdisciplinary graduate course that addresses issues of teaching and learning. Looking back over class lists since 1999, we see that graduate students and post-docs from the following departments have taken this class:

• American Ethnic Studies
  
• Anthropology
• Aquatic and Fishery Sciences
  
• Art
  
• Art History
  
• Asian Languages & Literature
  
• Astronomy
  
• Atmospheric Sciences
  
• Bioengineering
  
• Biology  
  
• Biology Teaching
  
• Business Administration
  
• Chemical Engineering
  
• Chemistry
  
• Civil Engineering
  
• Communications
  
• Comparative History of Ideas
  
• Comparative Literature
  
• Comparative Religion
  
• Computer Science and Engineering
  
• Earth and Space Sciences
  
• Economics
  
• Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
  
• Electrical Engineering
  
• English
• Environmental Health
  
• Environmental Studies
  
• Forest Resources
• French
  
• Genome Center
  
• Geological Sciences
  
• Germanics
• Health Services

• History
• Industrial Engineering
• Information School
  
• International Studies
• Landscape Architecture
  
• Law
  
• MATESOL
  
• Mathematics
  
• Microbiology
  
• Molecular and Cellular Biology
  
• Music
  
• Nursing
• Nutritional Sciences
  
• Occupational Therapy
  
• Oceanography
  
• Oral Biology
  
• Pathology
  
• Pharmacology
  
• Physics
  
• Psychology
  
• Public Affairs
  
• Public Health
• Quantitative Ecology and Resource Management
• Scandinavian Studies
  
• Slavic Languages and Literature
• Social Work
  
• Sociology
  
• Speech and Hearing Sciences
  
• Teacher Education
  
• Technical Communication
  
• Urban Design and Planning
  
• Women Studies
  
• Zoology

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