Apply for Spring IntroSems by Feb 11

Less than one month left to apply for Spring IntroSems. Check out the 60 seminars on offer next quarter — 15 of them brand new — with rare offerings from Statistics/Data Science, Art History, and Ophthalmology.
 

When using the catalog's filtering tools on the Seminars tab, you may see seminars marked "High Demand" or "High Demand + Lottery," indicating high interest or lottery enrollment. This indicates that interest exceeds capacity or that enrollment is by lottery rather than instructor review. For these, you are encouraged to submit a statement of interest for both High Demand classes and your lower-ranked choices.
 

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Seminar Updates

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Cancellations

  • AA 109Q: Aerodynamics of Race Cars (Prof. Charbel Farhat)

  • AA 115Q: The Global Positioning System: Where on Earth are We, and What Time is It? (Dr. Sherman Lo)

  • APPPHYS 100N: The Physics of Energy (Prof. Kam Moler)

  • BIO 22Q: Stress and the Social Brain (Dr. Alina Nguyen)

  • BIO 25N: The Biology of Down Syndrome (Prof. Craig Heller)

  • COMPLIT 21Q: Wilde’s Worlds: Oscar Wilde in the International Context (Dr. Petra Dierkes)

  • ENGLISH 15N: Wastelands (Prof. Mark McGurl)

  • MED 22Q: Getting ahead of Bias in AI Applications (Dr. Karleen Giannitrapini)

  • OPHT 11N: Introduction to Clinical Trials: A Pathway to Bringing Drugs to Our Patients (Profs. Nguyen and Do)

  • PHIL 20N: Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence (Prof. John Etchemendy)

  • POLISCI 21Q: The Politics of Status, Symbols, and Inequality (Dr. Roxanne Rahnama)

  • PSYC 54N: Genes, Memes and Behavior (Prof. Scott Hall)

  • RAD24Q: Biology of Aging: Deciphering Senescence (Dr. Vidyani Suryadevara)

  • SOC 19N / CHILATST 19N / CSRE 19N: The Immigrant Experience in Everyday Life (Prof. Tomás Jiménez)

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