Dynamic Discussions Courses
Being informed about a topic is an essential aspect of engaging in a dynamic discussion with others. At UC Davis, we are fortunate to have numerous faculty experts and scholars who are advancing scholarship related to some of the most important issues of our time. We invite you to learn more about the following courses that are providing valuable knowledge and insight on a litany of topics, issues and histories.
UC Davis Courses for Credit
Following is a select list of courses from the UC Davis General Catalog, chosen for their focus on fostering Dynamic Discussions. Depending on space and instructor approval, some of these courses may be available through the Open Campus program, offering individuals the opportunity to experience UC Davis learning without formal enrollment.
HUM 001 — Humanities Forum: Antisemitism and Islamophobia (2 units)
- Learning Activities: Lecture 2 hour(s).
- Enrollment Restriction(s): Concurrent enrollment in HUM 001D for an additional 2 units.
- Repeat Credit: May be repeated 1 time(s) when topic differs.
- Grade Mode: Letter.
- General Education: Arts & Humanities (AH).
Support for Faculty and Learning Environments
UC Davis School of Law professor Brian Soucek explains the differences in the law and policies surrounding free speech on campus in such places as the quad, the bulletin board, and the classroom.
Opportunities for Staff Learning and Professional Development
For UC Davis employees, Learning and Development offers courses in the following subject areas :
- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
- Conflict Competence (Ombuds)
- Interpersonal Skills
- Healthcare Communication and Crisis Intervention
- Stakeholder Communication
and more.