Unit Title	Author	Year
Seminar: The City in History
The City In History: Mastering Essential Research Skills	William Otto	2020
Keywords: computer research, computer science, research skills
Seminar: The Dark Fantastic: Reading Science Fiction, Fantasy and Comics to Change the World
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
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
Seminar: The Harlem Renaissance and Beyond
Philadelphia’s Relationship to the Harlem Renaissance	Keysiah M. Middleton	2006
Keywords: African American History, Harlem Renaissance, New Negro Movement, Philadelphia
Seminar: The Middle East Through the Eyes of Women
Lessons from the Middle East: Using Technology for Protest and Political Activism	Zoelene Hill	2011
Keywords: Middle East, Political Activism, Technology, women
Middle Eastern Women: Their Lives in Harems	Sandy O’Keefe	2011
Keywords: harems, Middle East, Ottoman Empire, women
Gender and Law in the Middle East	Matthew Roy	2011
Keywords: foreign affairs, gender, Middle East, women
Seminar: Topics in Environmental Health
What Happens After the Water Leaves the Sky?	Aisha Kittrell	2021
Keywords: hydrologic cycle, run-off, storm drain, stormwater, the water cycle, water filtration, water pollution, water quality
The Power of Environmental Monitoring	Anna Herman	2021
Keywords: air quality, environmental advocacy, environmental justice, environmental monitoring, green stormwater infrastructure, lead, soil contamination, soil health, urban gardening, water quality, youth environmental justice
Environmental Health in the Classroom	Kimberly Sweeney	2021
Keywords: conservation, contamination, plastic pollution, water cycle, water pollution
Humans and the Environment: How Water Pollution and Littering Affect Health	Chelsea Maher	2021
Keywords: engineering, environment, Health, littering, pollution, urban, water, waterways, world
Freshwater In Our World: Philadelphia’s Freshwater Supply and the Role We Each Play in its Future	Phyllis Hurwitz	2021
Keywords: climate change, distribution of water, hydrologic cycle, impermeable sources, philadelphia middle school science, urban watershed, water, water pollution
Where Does Our Water Come From?	David White	2021
Keywords: water, water cycle, water filtration, water pollution, Watershed
Seminar: Understanding Human Health and Disease
Health and the Inner City	Nicole Flores	2012
Keywords: African-American community, diabetes, halth, risk
The Politics of Food: How the American Government Contributes to Public Health	Meagan C. Rubino	2012
Keywords: Government, Health, Politics, public health
Seminar: W.E.B. Du Bois and Philadelphia’s Seventh Ward
“Rare Ability and Devotion”: Elizabeth Tyler, first visiting Black nurse of Philadelphia, as Counter-Narrative	Danina Garcia	2023
Keywords: African American History, Henrietta Lacks, Medical History, Medicine, Nursing History, Philadelphia, Tuberculosis
A Class Act	Margo A. Pinckney	2023
Keywords: data collection, race relations
W.E.B. Du Bois and the Making of Accordion Books, Data Portraits, and People Places	Lisa Yuk Kuen Yau	2023
Keywords: 7th Ward, Accordion Books, Data Portraits, Data visualization, Placemaking, Social Epidemiology, The Philadelphia Negro, W.E.B. Du Bois
Unraveling the Block: DuBois, The Seventh Ward and Our Responsibility	Tyriese James Holloway	2023
Keywords: activism, Heterogeneity, Place, Protagonism, space
Correcting Epistemic Injustices and Memorializing 19th Century Black Women	Shaquita Smith	2023
Keywords: black women, epistemic injustice, historically marginalized voices, marginalized groups, Monuments, murals, Sociology, The Old Seventh Ward, The Philadelphia Negro, using sociology to study history, W.E.B. Du Bois