Traditions and Cultures of IU Course Expansion

Course Development Grant Program

One way Indiana University marked its 200th anniversary was the creation of new courses. IU encouraged the intellectual exploration of topics related to Bicentennial goals and principles. To facilitate this exploration, the Office of the Bicentennial offered course development grants to faculty and staff.

Course grants were first offered for the Summer 2017 semester and the courses took place through the Spring 2020 semester. In total, the Office of the Bicentennial supported the creation of eleven new courses on five different campuses. Topics included history, archaeology, media, health sciences, and the arts.

Courses
Course NameCampus Instructor
AMST A299: The Legacy of Lynching, Landscapes of Race, and PlaceIU Bloomington Rasul Mowatt
ANTH A 200: Historic Preservation Strategies for the FutureIU BloomingtonApril Sievert
ANTH P405: Archaeology MethodsIU South BendJay VanderVeen
CMCL 334: Media History through Student NewspapersIU East Andrea Quenette
H236: Historian’s CraftIU SoutheastElizabeth Gritter
W362 Health Sciences IUPUIAmber Comer
HIST A363: Indiana in American HistoryIUPUIAnita Morgan
Kinsey Professional Development CourseIU BloomingtonNancy Ostrowski
MSCH P335: Moving Image PortraitsIU Bloomington Stephanie DeBoer and Susanne Schwibs
SPH F255: Human SexualityIU Bloomington Debby Herbenick
SPH H395: Practicum in College Sex EducationIU BloomingtonDebby Herbenick