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Spring 2025
ESEPOL 7100 – Writing for Educational Policy Audiences
Course Description: Develop policy writing skills, including the translation of educational research to policy briefs, the development of policy scholarship, and understanding the nuances of publication in various policy venues.
Meeting times/location: Tuesdays, 4:30 p.m., Stillman Hall 245
Hybrid
Instructor: Dr. Ann Allen
Credits: 3
ESEPOL 8312 – Governance and Control in American Education
Course Description: Given state takeovers (of districts, state education, etc.), school board takeovers, and changes in the way schools are governed or authorized (e.g., charter school reforms, etc), this course gives space to think about what changes in governance means for who is served and how.
Meeting times/location: Thursdays, 4:30 p.m., Ramseyer Hall 136
In person
Instructor: Dr. Ann Allen
Credits: 3
ESPHE 5440 – Philosophical Perspectives on Race, Education, and Citizenship
Course Description: This course allows participants to pursue philosophical questions at the intersection of race, education, and political life in historical and contemporary contexts.
Meeting times/location: Mondays, 4:30 p.m., Ramseyer Hall 110
In person
Instructor: Dr. Winston C. Thompson
Credits: 3