Projects

Most global health experiences are safe and effective, however without proper preparation and debriefing, problems can occur. This is a 3-part timeline-based course designed to help you prepare for a global health learning, work, or volunteer experience that is safe, culturally sensitive, and maximizes benefit to both you and the host population you’re visiting.

This challenging course was designed to help high school students prepare for the AP Physics 1 test, and covered all of the material for the test supported by videos, simulations, and online labs.

Military historian Andrew Bacevich recounted the failed U.S. military effort over several decades to “fix” the Islamic world, explaining what went wrong and why. This course offered a history of that war, for better understanding of the factors that inspired the United States to engage in this conflict and to persist in a doomed enterprise.

The Boston University College of Communication (COM) seeks to serve lifelong learners through skill-building workshops and professional education programs on the COM Beyond platform.

This program aimed at providing students with skills and perspectives to lead in today’s digital age, harnessing the power of digital technologies to drive business success.

This course provides a progressive, holistic, Christian theological framework, in dialogue with other religious traditions, for wise personal and institutional financial stewardship.

The course explores ways we connect faith and money in multiple areas of our lives. It seeks to increase financial literacy in religious leaders; offering practical steps to reduce indebtedness and execute theologically and ethically informed financial planning.

Art of Poetry, taught by former U.S. Poet Laureate and jazz enthusiast Robert Pinsky, took students on a journey through the syllables, lines, and musicality of poetry. The readings included historical poems, as well as contemporary work.