Courses currently approved for the STS graduate certificate

The graduate committee has reviewed the courses listed below and deemed them appropriate for the STS certificate program. It will continue to review courses for inclusion on a yearly basis. Students may petition the grad committee to include courses not listed below.

African and Afroamerican Studies
483/5xx - Gender, Poverty, Medicine (Fadlalla)
596 - The History of Environmental Thought and Activism (Taylor)

Anthropology
416/HBEHED 516 - Global Health: Anthropological Perspectives (Inhorn)
513 - Urbanization and Technological Change in Africa
543 - Demographic Approaches in Anthropology (Fricke & Renne)
548 - Theory and Practice in Medical Anthropology (Peters-Golden & Renne)
558 - Media and Anthropology (Askew)
458/558 - Maternal/child Health, the Environment, & Pollution in Africa (Renne)
558 - Ethnography of Mining (Kirsch)
563 - Mechanisms of Human Adaptation (Frisancho)

Communications
810 - New Media Technology and Public Policy (Neuman)

English
415/516 - Technology and the Humanities (Rabkin)

Health Behavior and Health Education
516 - Global Health: Anthropological Perspectives (Inhorn)
655 - Gender and Health: Ethnographic Approaches (Inhorn)
661 - Communities in Crisis (Button)
667 - Bioterrorism: Community Preparation & Response

History
508 - Technology, Colonialism, and Development (Hecht)
606 - Technology, Knowledge, and Culture (Hecht)
619 - Knowledge/Power/Practice in Science, Technology, & Medicine (grad core course; Carson/Jackson)
620 - Global Health, Reproductive Medicine and Biopower (Hunt)
620 - Studies in the History of Medicine (Pernick)
620 - Colonial/Tropical Medicine (Hunt)
685 - Human Natures and Social Orderings (Carson)
674 - The Feeling of Things in Modern Southeast Asia (Mrazek)
796 - Knowledge and Practice (Hecht)

Political Science
620 - Research in Politics and the Mass Media (Valentino/Traugott)
761 - Global Environmental Change and the State (Jacobson)

School of Information
512 - Special Topics: Policies for Changing Economies of Knowledge (Kahin)
513 - Women and Technology (Frost)
528 - History of Computers and Networks (Edwards)
541 - Systems, Networks, and Webs: History of Infrastructure (Edwards)
603 - Special Topics: The Development and Future of the Internet (van Houweling)
719 - Knowledge/Power/Practice in Science, Technology, & Medicine (grad core course; Carson/Jackson)
621 - Ethics, Values, and Information Dilemmas (Rezmierski)
648/748 - Infoculture: Theory and Methods in the History and Sociology of Information Technology (Edwards)
722 - Theories and Models in Information Studies

School of Natural Resources and Environment
574 - Sustainable Energy Systems (Keoleian)
686 - The Politics of Environmental Regulation (Rabe)

School of Public Health
616 - Global Health: Anthropological Perspectives (Inhorn)
618 - Tobacco From Seedling to Social Policy (Warner)
641 - Policies and Programs in Sexual and Reproductive Health
655 - Gender and Health: Ethnographic Approaches (Inhorn)
695 - Public health Policy Issues in Women's Health (Lantz)
584 - Hazardous Wastes: Regulation, Remediation, and Worker Protection (Batterman)

School of Public Policy
728 - Information Technology, Emerging Law, and Applied Policy (Rezmeirski)

Sociology
575 - Sociology of Health and Aging (Anspach)

Architecture and Urban Planning
526 - Sociocultural Issues in Planning and Architecture (Swartzbaugh)
531/697 - Networked Cities (McCullogh)
532 - Sustainable Development: Resolving Economic & Environmental Conflicts (Campbell)
572 - Transportation and Land Use Planning (Levine)
650 - Advanced Urban Theory ( Campbell)
671 - Public Policy and Transportation (Grengs)

Women's Studies
801 - Feminism and Health (Boyd)