Brown University courses

...through foods - Discuss and understand the broad impact that the food has on human health outcomes - Think critically about the quality and credibility... Learn about: English Language, Public Health...

...Lecture content will include writing style and citation methods, data collection and parsing, exploratory data analysis, how to calculate and evaluate basic statistics...

...offering over 200 non-credit courses, one- to four-weeks long, taught on Brown’s campus. For students completing grades 9-12 by June 2020. VISIT PROGRAM...

...interviews, and videos to introduce maternal and child health topics. The students will become knowledgeable of the current state of key MCH issues in the US generally... Learn about: Public Health, Child health...

...Global Tobacco Control - Biomarkers and Carcinogens - A Case Study in Health Disparities: African American Smokers - Behavioral and Pharmacological Approaches... Learn about: Public Health, Team Training...

...individual implicit biases. The foundation of this course will prepare students with skills to become a critical consumer of social science research... Learn about: Public Health...

...Course Information Course Code: COST 0100 Length: 7 weeks Program Information Pre-Baccalaureate Program The University’s seven-week Summer Session...

...offering credit-bearing courses drawn from across the Brown curriculum and open to rising and graduated high school seniors. VISIT PROGRAM PAGE INFORMATION...

...for their own learning in a supportive environment. Understand the fundamental forces driving capitalism Synthesize theoretical texts and empirical cases...

...At the end of the course, you will write a slightly longer paper using everything you learned to analyze a social phenomenon or process of your choice...

...VISIT PROGRAM PAGE INFORMATION SESSIONS LEARN HOW TO APPLY Course Description This course looks at the ways in which historic ideologies about gender... Learn about: Medical training, Medical Research...

...engaged, often minority and excluded, agents of social change), and two mainstream sources of opinion-making and knowledge production: media outlets... Learn about: English Language...

...Students who are self-reflective, willing to step outside of their "comfort zone", and eager to share and listen to others' experiences are especially encouraged to apply...

...Course Description Science and digital technologies have catalyzed often-overlooked revolutions in our day-to-day lives. From the development of the smart phone...

...Additional programmatic information may be found here. Prerequisites: None required. Instructor Biography Caitlin Bradford is a social studies teacher...

...and will investigate, for example, when, where, and why standardized testing originated, what its functionality is now, and its relationship to educational access...

...Course Description Social entrepreneurship is an exciting and rapidly growing field, which utilizes an entrepreneurial approach to address social challenges...

...of the Department of Homeland Security Disaster Coastal Hazard and Resilience Education Project for the last ten years. She developed and managed curriculum...

...have looked at relevant topics central to studies in the social and political sciences: class, race, ethnic and gender inequality; peace, war and international conflict...

...have used specific tactics to bring about change. In addition to reading and viewing all of the course materials, students will be expected to complete... Learn about: Social Change, English Language...