Wikipedia:United States Education Program/Courses/Spring 2013

Here is a list of classes interested in joining for Spring 2013. Once an Ambassador knows their username, a Regional Ambassador should give permission to create a course page. Ambassadors can also use this information to select a course to work with.

Spring 2013 Course Information
Here are the professors with usernames (when available), course topic area, and affiliated university.
 * John D. Lin, St. John's University, rhetoric/communication/public speaking (15-20 students)
 * John Chetro-Szivos, Fitchburg State University, Communication theory (20 students)
 * Chris Cooper, Western Carolina University, Public Policy (25 students)
 * Shira Klein, Chapman University, Jewish History (8 students)
 * Doug Jordan, University of South Florida, National Security (30 students)
 * Anthony Derriso, University of Alabama, Educational Psychology (90 students- RA is working on setting up group assignments or making this optional)
 * Erik Herzog, Washington University in St. Louis, Chronobiology (65 students)
 * Chris Leeder, University of Michigan, Introduction to Information (100 students)
 * Lori Britt, James Madison University, Introduction to Organizational Communication (15 students)
 * William Moner, University of Texas at Austin, Digital/New Media Production (42 students)
 * Marilynn Johnson, Boston University, History of the American West (25 students)
 * Gunseli Berik, University of Utah, Gender and Economic Development in the Third World
 * Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (6 students)
 * Rich Ellefritz, Oklahoma State University
 * Scott King, Shenandoah University, History and Systems of Psychology
 * Aisha Musa, Colgate University, Life of Muhammad (32 students)
 * Ari Ariel, New York University, Jews in the Arab World
 * Christopher Lee, University of Western Ontario, Writing for the Web
 * Christy Mesaros-Winckles, Siena Heights University, English Reading and Writing II
 * David Perkins, Ball State University, History of Psychology
 * Eliza Nelson, Florida International University, Advanced Experimental Psychology Lab (38 students)
 * Julie McDonough Dolmaya, York University, Translation into English
 * Lisa Feldman Barrett, Northeastern University
 * Loren Cobb, University of Colorado-Denver, Statistics
 * Rigel Christian, Oregon Health & Science University
 * Sherry Ogg, Johns Hopkins University, Molecular Biology (20 students)
 * Stephane-D. Perreault, Red Deer College, The World Since 1789
 * Steve Rouse, Pepperdine University, Psychology
 * Adel Iskandar, Georgetown University, Embattled Media: Conflict and War Journalism (11 students)
 * Adel Iskandar, Georgetown University, Media and Communication in the Arab World (10 students)
 * Amy Jung, Azusa Pacific University, Intercultural Communication (25 students)
 * Diana Strassmann, Rice University
 * Diana Strassmann, Rice University
 * Eric Goldman, Santa Clara University School of Law, Advertising Law
 * Evan Hill-Ries, New York University, Copyright Law and Policy (20 students)
 * Heather Winslow, Northwestern University, Criminal Process (10 students)
 * Jenny Mikulay, Alverno College, Advanced Media Studies
 * Judy Ogilvie, St. Louis University, Signal Transduction (Biology) (6 students)
 * Kristi Multhaup, Davidson College, Cognitive Psychology (16 students)
 * Kristi Multhaup, Davidson College, Issues in Psychology (11 students)
 * Margo Collier, University of New Mexico, Diagnostic Assessment in Special Education (20 students)
 * Mary Grace Antony, Schreiner University, New Media Technology and Communication (15 students)
 * Michelle Mynlieff, Marquette University, Neuroscience (38 students)
 * Nancy Doubleday, McMaster University, Peace and health: Praxis WI13
 * Nancy Doubleday, McMaster University, Globilization and Peace