Research in Action - Making an Impact Through Social Science
Experts share strategies for translating academic research into real-world impact, discussing challenges and offering tips for emerging social scientists to effectively communicate findings beyond academia.
Hearing Gesture: How Our Hands Help Us Think
Explore how gestures reflect our thoughts and influence communication. Discover the role of hand movements in learning, problem-solving, and cross-cultural interactions.
Madwoman on the Slave Ship: Reproduction and Racial Capitalism - Lecture 1
Explore the intersection of gender, slavery, and racial capitalism through an analysis of women's experiences on slave ships, challenging traditional narratives and examining archival evidence.
Talking Trump: Conversation, Context, and Controversy - Presidential Election Analysis
Experts analyze Trump's 2016 victory and presidency, exploring political, social, historical, and economic factors. Panel discussion and Q&A offer insights on his impact and future implications.
Polarized Politics: Past, Present, Future
Explore the causes and consequences of political polarization in the US, examining historical trends, voter behavior, and potential solutions for overcoming partisan deadlock.
Perform Your Best Under Stress - Strategies for Managing Performance Anxiety
Discover strategies to perform optimally under stress, exploring mind-body connections and their impact on success, happiness, and safety. Insights from brain science reveal techniques to overcome performance anxiety.
Conventionality in Language Use - Understanding Speaker Intentions in Spoken Comprehension
Explores how listeners interpret spoken language, focusing on reference comprehension. Examines the integration of linguistic conventions and contextual information, suggesting comprehension optimizes for generic rather than specific speakers.
The Craft of Writing Effectively - Leadership Lab
Enhance your academic writing skills with insights on creating value, understanding readers, and challenging existing knowledge in scholarly communities.
Are Some Cities More Punishing for Low-Income Families? - Urban Inequality and Poverty
Exploring urban inequality: How city differences impact poverty experiences, safety nets, and opportunities for low-income families in high-poverty neighborhoods across the United States.
The Renaissance and Shakespeare
Explore Shakespeare's life, works, and global impact through in-depth lectures, performances, and discussions on his iconic plays and their historical context.
Engineering Econometrics
This course will be exclusively quantitative and an application to business/management-related problems. It is connected with problem sets and real-life cases to know the relevance of a particular problem and the decision-making thereof.
Organization of Engineering Systems and Human Resources Management
Explore organizational structures, systems thinking, and human resource management in engineering contexts. Learn about efficiency, team development, motivation, and industrial relations.
Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better
You will learn topics like Understanding Risk and Vulnerability; The road map of BBB. The Role of Built Environment professions in Disaster Risk Reduction. The Pedagogic dimension for Build Back better, etc.
Management of Field Sales
The objective of the course is to familiarize the participants with methods for identifying opportunities and how to convert the opportunities into relationship-based sales. Participants will be provided with practical illustrations of theoretical concep…
Statistics
Explore advanced statistical design techniques including Latin squares, Plackett-Burman designs, and factorial experiments. Learn to analyze complex data using GLM, ANOVA, and regression methods.
Applied Statistics and Econometrics
Gain practical skills in statistical analysis and econometric modeling, enhancing your ability to interpret data and make informed economic decisions.
Population Studies
The aim of the course is to equip students with knowledge usually imparted in diploma and masters courses. Thus the course will serve a base for higher degrees such as Ph.D. Aspirants for civil service exams are also expected to benefit from this.
Barrett's Esophagus - Link Between Acid Reflux & Esophageal Cancer
Comprehensive overview of Barrett's esophagus: causes, risks, screening, and treatment options. Learn about its link to esophageal cancer and latest management strategies from a UCLA expert.
Surviving Caregiving - Linda Ercoli, PhD
Strategies for managing caregiver stress, including coping mechanisms, resources, and interventions to support caregivers and family members in their challenging roles.
What is Dementia - Presented by Dr. David B. Reuben - UCLA Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Program
Comprehensive overview of dementia, covering definition, diagnosis, causes, and management, with focus on Alzheimer's disease. Includes Q&A session for deeper understanding.
Gender Health - Caring for the Whole You
Comprehensive overview of primary care needs for transgender and gender-diverse individuals, covering social, medical, and behavioral aspects of gender-affirming healthcare.