Participating Courses

A key component of the program is the integration of the book into courses offered in departments across campus. Some courses will use the book on their required reading lists, while others will offer themes related to the book as optional topics for papers and presentations. All students who are enrolled in these courses will receive a free copy of the book.

Academic Year 2023-24 committed courses: 

Spring 2024 courses coming soon

Participating Courses Fall 2023:

BIOCHEM701 Responsible Conduct of Bioscience Research
CA100 Introduction to Speech Composition
CA181 Elements of Speech
CA372 Rhetoric of Campaigns and Revolutions
CNSR SCI360 Sustainable and Socially Just Consumption
CP115 Human Resources Development: Educational Effectiveness
CP125 The Wisconsin Experience Seminar
CS&D999 Communication Science and Disorders Independent Study
ENG100 Introduction to College Composition
ENG155 Myth and Literature
ENVIR ST502/POP HLTH502 Air Pollution and Human Health
ESL118 Academic Writing II
FIG Children and Youth in a Change World
FIG How to Live? Art and Politics in the Everyday
GEOG434 Human Dimensions of Nature Conservation
HIS229 Explorations in Transnational/Comparative History (Humanities)
INTER EGR397 Engineering Communication
LAW854 Clinical Program
LIS712 The Public Library
MED SC-M810 Care Across the Life Cycle
MED SC-M811 Chronic Preventative Care Phase 2
MP999 Medical Physics Independent Study
PA240 Evidence-Based Policy Making
PATH-BIO210 HIV: Sex, Science, and Society
PH792 Public Health Policy and Politics
POPHLTH721 Conspiracies in Public Health
PSYCH607 Introduction to Psychotherapy
PUBL HLTH700 Topics in Public Health
PUBL HLTH791 Communicating Public Health Effectively
SMPH699 Undergraduate Lab
SOC134 Sociology of Race and Ethnicity in the United States
SW835 Advanced Social Work Practice in Mental Health
T&D357 Theatre for Social and Cultural Awareness
URB R PL742 Planning Orientation Seminar
URB R PL917 Public Participation for Planning and Public Policy
UWSMPH (Pediatrics & Family Medicine) Fundamentals of Global Health Graduate Medical Education