In this activity, students examine posters to identify different viewpoints on the Affordable Care Act.

By using a case study, students identify different interests that can compete when formulating health policy. 

In "What is College and What is It For?" students think critically about higher education throughout the semester.  

In this activity, students argue for the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of racial profiling in various policing contexts. 

Every week before class, students are encouraged to email the instructor a question and idea related to the current topic. 

In this role play, students take on the role of the major players in the drafting and ratification of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.  

This paper assignment requires students to adopt the perspective of the U.S. Secretary of State or the White House Chief of Staff in order to synthesize the facts of events leading up to the Cuban revolution and propose policy options to the president.