Examples of QR-Rich Courses Developed at Carleton

(Note: New courses will be posted to this page at the end of summer 2009 and 2010.)

• Political Economy of Latin America
  This course is taught by Al Montero (Political Science).
  

• Environmental Economics and Policy
  This course is taught by Aaron Swoboda (Economics and Environmental Science).
• Working Across the Life Course
  This course is taught by Annette Nierobisz (Sociology/Anthropology)
  
• Statistical Tools for Quantitative Reasoning
  This course is taught by Peter Brandon (Sociology/Anthropology).
• Sustainability Science
  This course is taught by Tun Myint (Political Science and Environmental Science).
• History of Post-colonial South Asia
  This course is taught by Parna Sengupta (History).
  
• Measured Thinking: Reasoning with Numbers about World Events, Health, Science, and Social Issues

  This interdisciplinary course is taught by Nathan Grawe (Economics), adapted from a course designed by Niel Lutsky (Psychology).

• The Black Death and the World It Made

  This first-year seminar is taught by Martha Paas (Economics).

• Liberty and Equality in American Politics

  This course is taught by Richard Keiser (Political Science and American Studies).