Unit Title	Author	Year
Seminar: The Dark Fantastic: Reading Science Fiction, Fantasy and Comics to Change the World
Storytelling for Freedom: How Black speculative stories can give us hope for a better future	Gina Dukes	2020
Keywords: dark fantastic, freedom, hope, storytelling
Saving Ourselves: Exploring Identity and Imagined Realities Through Comics	Maddie Luebbert	2020
Keywords: comics, dark fantastic, imagination, superhero genre, systemic racism
Police Free City: Writing Emancipatory Visionary Fiction	Charlie McGeehan	2020
Keywords: Black Lives Matter, dark fantastic cycle, fantasy, fiction, Literature, Reading, science fiction, social studies, the Hunger Games, writing
Speculative Fiction: Using an Ethnic and Cultural Lens for Story Telling	Peggy Marie Savage	2020
Keywords: speculative fiction, storytelling, the dark fantastic
Dabbling in the Dark: The Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow of the Black Speculative Aesthetic	Ryann M. Rouse	2020
Keywords: Afrofuturism, Black Speculative Art, English Language Arts, fantasy, race, science fiction
Speculative Poetry: Making Sense of the Present and Shaping the Future	Sarah Vieldhouse	2020
Keywords: analysis, imagination, poetry, speculative poetry
Our New Mythologies Speculative Fiction Unit	Katherine Cohen Volin	2020
Keywords: English Language Arts, mythology, speculative fiction
Seminar: The Evolving Universe
Your Galactic Address: Space, Place, and Perspective	Amanda Amanullah	2016
Keywords: astronomy, elementary, English, fractions, Geography, geometry, Math, perspective, physics, point of view, Proportion, Ratio, Reading, scale, Science, social studies, solar system, space, Space Science, universe, writing
Dark Matter and Dark Conflict in Poetry: A Comparison	Kathleen Radebaugh	2016
Keywords: Dark energy, dark matter, poetry, universe, William Shakespeare, William Wordsworth, writing portfolio
Seminar: The Harlem Renaissance and Beyond
A Celebration of African American Oral Tradition in Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston	Deborah Samuel	2006
Keywords: African American oral traditions, The Harlem Renaissance, Zora Neale Hurston
Poetry and Music of the Harlem Renaissance and Today	Alexandra Volin Avelin	2006
Keywords: African American activists, Alain Locke, poetry, The Harlem Renaissance
Soul to Spirit to Speak to Writers: Poetry and Song	Bonnee L. Breese	2006
Keywords: african american poetry, Black Poets, Harlem Renaissance, poetry, Women poets
Seminar: The Middle East Through the Eyes of Women
Film Literature of Middle Eastern Women: Explorations from Egypt, Iran, and Turkey	Bonnee Breese	2011
Keywords: Egypt, Iran, Middle East, Technology, Turkey, United States, women, world history
Reading Persepolis: Defining and Redefining Culture, Gender and Genre	Tara Ann Carter	2011
Keywords: gender, Iran, Middle East, Persepolis, women
Women Writers of the Modern Middle East	Elisabeth Raab Yucis	2011
Keywords: Esther Raab, Middle East, Ottoman Palestine, women
Seminar: The Public Health Issues of Child Obesity
Me—A Wonderful Eater	Catherine Cmiel	2008
Keywords: analyze, charts, choose good foods, classify foods, elementary school, food pyramid, healthy bodies, Literature, need, nutrition, nutritional games, want, worksheets, writing
Childhood Obesity: Eating For Worth Not Girth	Deborah R. Sanchez	2008
Keywords: childhood obesity, good nutrition, information on healthy foods, overweight, physical activity, unhealthy eating habits
Seminar: The Science of Public Health
Youth Giving Voice to the Obesity Epidemic: A Need That Rises Out of Food Consumption	Rosa Dubisette	2007
Seminar: Thinking Black, Writing Revolution: The Harlem Renaissance in Conversation with the Black Arts Movement
Sisters in the Shadows: Black Women During the Black Arts Movement	Kristian Ali	2016
Keywords: black arts movement, black women, English, feminism, gender awareness, High School, language arts, movement, revolution, self-awareness, social justice
To Write with Fire: Unapologetic Poets of the Harlem Renaissance and Black Arts Movement	Wendi Mungai Umoren	2016
Keywords: aesthetics, African American, black arts movement, Harlem Renaissance, literary period, poetry, racism, revolution