The Black Vernacular
Bert Ashe, professor of English, discusses his course "The Black Vernacular."
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Neuroscience of Photography
Andrew Bell, a technology consultant and adjunct psychology professor, discusses his course "Neuroscience of Photography."
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Longevity and Happiness
Jane Berry, a psychology professor, discusses her course “Longevity and Happiness.”
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Games and Leadership
Kristin Bezio, a leadership studies professor, discusses her course "Games, Game Theory, and Leadership Studies."
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Managing Groups and Teams
Kevin Cruz, a management professor, discusses his course "Managing Groups and Teams."
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Groups and Leadership
Don Forsyth, a leadership studies professor and social psychologist, discusses his course "Groupology."
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Music and Medicine
April Greenan, a musicologist and liberal arts professor, discusses her course "Music and Medicine."
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Secret Life of Books
Lynda Kachurek, head of rare books and special collections at Boatwright Memorial Library, discusses her course "The Secret Life of Books."
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Catching Criminals with Chemistry
Chemistry professor Mike Leopold discusses his course "Catching Criminals with Chemistry."
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I Want My MTV
Joanna Love, an associate professor of music, discusses her course "I Want My MTV."
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Science of Emotion
Kristjen Lundberg, a social psychology professor, discusses her course "The Science of Emotion."
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Noble Beasts
Joyce MacAllister, associate professor of English, discusses her course "Noble Beasts."
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Chemistry of Cooking
Chemistry professor Kristine Nolin discusses her class "The Chemistry of Cooking and Modernist Cuisine."
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A Gut Feeling
Jennifer O'Donnell, manager of biological laboratories, discusses her class "A Gut Feeling."
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Queer Literatures
English professor Nathan Snaza discusses his class "Queer Literatures."
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City of the Dead
Doug Winiarski, professor of Religious Studies and American Studies, discusses his class "Richmond: City of the Dead."
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Modern Day Slavery
Monti Datta, political science professor, discusses his class "Human Rights and Modern-Day Slavery".
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Bringing Language to Life
Dieter Gunkel, classical studies professor, discusses his class on syntax.
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