Tentative class listing–classes and instructors are subject to change. Additional classes will be added as information becomes available.
The Arts
- Celebrating American Holidays with Charles Ives – Peter Burkholder
- Discovering Hidden Gems: Highlights of Indiana University's Collections – Heather Calloway
- Fibers Revealed – Carissa Carman
- Johnny Hartman: The Last Balladeer. – Rachel Caswell
- Up Close: The Glenn Close Costume Collection – Deb Christiansen & Kelly Richardson
- Bob Dylan and 1963: Times A-Changin – Glenn Gass
- Aesthetic Interactions Between Music and Visual Arts in the 20th Century – Orit Hilewicz
- The Diadem in the Crown of the IMU: The Webb-Ehrlich Great Organ of Alumni Hall – Andrew Jirele
- Surrealism at the Eskenazi Museum of Art – Danielle Johnson
- Anti-Lynching Art and Community Memory – Alex Lichtenstein
- Designing with Dyes: Textiles in Africa – Allison Martino
- Becoming the Impressionists – Galina Olmsted
- Behind the Curtain: America's 2nd Largest Theatrical Stage and Its Wonder! – Gwyn Richards
- The Monumental Architectural Design and Building Period, Projects and Process of the Major New and Remodeled Projects on the Indiana University Bloomington Campus since 2007 – Bob Richardson
- The Sting: Oscars, Actors, and Behind the Scenes – Steve Watt
Business, Computing, and Technology
- Is the Internet Out of Control? – Fred Cate
- The Cloud is a Factory: The Past and Future of Computer Work – Nathan Ensmenger
- How Songs, Sports, Stories and Suppers Can Save America: Cultural Bridges That Bond Us – Timothy Fort
- Rome Reborn: How and Why We Reconstructed Ancient Rome in 3D – Bernie Frischer
- Caring-Through-Data: Health Datafication and Human-Centered Design – Elizabeth Kaziunas
- Digital Transformation: The Future of Mind & Machine Partnerships – Vijay Khatri
- Leading Yourself through Challenging Times – Ray Luther
- The Business of Covid-19 – Impact on Women in the Workplace – Stephanie Moore
- Everything You Need to Know About Ethics Was NOT Learned in Kindergarten – Josh Perry
- Diversity at Work: Some Contemporary Issues – April Sellers
- Cybersecurity and Cyber Peace in an Unstable World – Scott Schakelford
Domestic Issues
- Gaslighting: Lessons in How to Fight Concept Creep – Kate Abramson
- Food Insecurity and Older Adults in Rural Indiana – Angela Babb
- Just Shoot Me: What the Supreme Court and Lower Courts Are Doing With the Second Amendment and What It Means for Public Safety in America – Beth Cate
- Building Climate Resilience into Hoosier Communities and Businesses – Gabriel Filippelli
- The 2024 Elections (Already!): Will It Be Trump v Biden, and if Not, Then Who? – Margie Hershey
- Unprotected and Afraid: The Shadow Pandemic of Domestic Violence Homicide in the United States – Nica Serena Kousaleos
- Media: News, Business & the Future – Marty Pieratt
- Land Race: Examining Indiana University’s Growth Amid a Patchwork of Racially-restricted Land – John Summerlot
Education, Health, and Human Development
- Inclusive Educational Practices for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities – John Andersen
- Impact of Social Media on Mental Health in Youth – Johan Bollen
- Seeing Through the Eyes of a Baby – Rowan Candy
- What Can Animals Tell Us about Human Cognition? – Jon Crystal
- Shingles Doesn’t Care: The Long-Standing Evolutionary Battle of the Chickenpox/Shingles Virus with the Human Immune System – Patricia Foster
- Cruise Ship Entertainment Management – Trish Hausmann
- Parents and Grandparents’ Role in Kids’ and Teens’ Sexuality Education – Debra Herbenick
- Culturally Informed Thinking: Cultivating Agency & Civic Reasoning – Lasana Kazembe
- Back into the Icebox: Snow, Sleet, and Freezing Rain – Cody Kirkpatrick
- U.S. Medical System and the Concept of Population Health – Lee Mckinley
- Habits or Diets: What Works Best When It Comes to “Good Eats?” – Carla Miller
- Walking Well: Making Every “Step” Count – Michelle Miller
- US Healthcare in Crisis: Confronting the Nursing Shortage – Wendy Miller
- Sexual Health, Chronic Illness, and Disabilities; What Do I Need to Know? – Kirsten Greer
- Death with Dignity: Physician Aid in Dying in Indiana – Rob Stone
- Sexuality and Aging: Embracing Change – Bill Yarber
Humanities
- America's Writers: Works, Quirks, and Jerks – Mark Canada
- The Role of Espionage in Winning the American Revolution – Gene Coyle
- The Greatest Novel's Guidance for Finding Joy in Life – Richard Gunderman
- Religion and the Birth of Science: Finding Our Place in the Universe – Andrew Koke
- Documenting and Archiving Your Family History – Ron Osgood
- What Did Frederick Douglass Really Think of Lincoln? Analyzing an Unconventional Tribute – John Schilb
- Land, Wealth, Liberation: Public Memory, Difficult Histories and Liberating Futures – Willa Tavernier
- Ancient Egypt and New Technology – Stephen Vinson
- The Hidden Hand: Antisemitism, Conspiracy Theory, and the Campaign against Evolutionary Science – Carl Weinberg
- Philosophy and Literature: Visions of Citizenship from Ancient Athens to Today – Michael Weinman
International Affairs
- Partition Plots: 75 Years after the Bloody Partition of the Indian Subcontinent – Purnima Bose
- Contesting Memories in Germany – Irit Dekel
- Impact of Caribbean Americans in US Social/Political Life – Vivian Halloran
- Conflict and Diplomacy in the Middle East – Feisal Istrabadi
- Combatting Human Trafficking Globally & Locally – Eli Konwest
Science
- Introduction to Medical Neuroscience: Fascinating Facts and Practical Implications – Christine Eckel
- What Illusions Reveal about Human Perception – Rob Goldstone
- Earthquake Disaster in Turkey and Syria: Making Sense of the Incomprehensible – Michael Hamburger
- Atrial Fibrillation Management and Anticoagulation Strategies – Kyle Hornsby
- We Are All Cousins: Genomic Substrates of Human Diversity – Mircea Ivan
- How Birds Survive on a Rapidly Changing Planet: Lessons from the High Andes – Alex Jahn
- The Future of Nuclear Power – Tim Londergan & Steve Vigdor
- Eclipse Mania 2024 – Caty Pilachowski
- Globular Clusters: The Swiss Army Knife of Astronomy – Katherine Rhode
- Synesthesia: For Some of Us, Ice Cream Tastes Blue – Mark Ronan