Current Pop-Up Course
Learn about COVID-19!
The Office of Academic Innovation is proud to present pop-up courses, which are unique courses designed to keep students up to date on the latest innovations and happenings across academic disciplines.
Due to popular demand, we will be hosting the pop-up course on COVID-19 again! “COVID-19: Biological, Psychological and Philosophical Perspectives” (CPU 1540) will focus on COVID-19 from three diverse disciplinary perspectives: Biological, Psychological, and Philosophical.
This 3-unit course will be offered in Fall 2021. It will be taught by a team of experts from across campus: Dr. Andrew Steele, Department of Biological Sciences; Dr. Robert Blumenfeld, Department of Psychology; and Dr. Dale Turner, Department of Philosophy.
Each section of CPU 1540 will be taught on Mondays and Wednesdays, from 10 to 11:15 am. Students will register on BroncoDirect for one of the three sections with a specific professor. However, each professor will rotate between sections every five weeks, so students can learn about COVID-19 from the different perspectives.
See below for registration details. Please email ai@cpp.edu if you have any questions.
About the Course
Learn about COVID-19 from the perspectives of:
- Biology
- Psychology
- Philosophy
Course Details
- Happening Fall Semester 2021
- Counts for GE area E
- CPU 1540 - Sections 1,2,3
- 3 units
- Online, fully synchronous
- No pre-requisites required
- All majors welcome!
How to Register for CPU 1540
Follow the instructions by clicking the button below:
Registration begins April 19 (priority) and April 21 (general).
Teaching Team
