Connect Service and Learning 

ProCES courses connect service with academic work. Depending on the course, you might:

• develop a theater piece with local youth or create a film;
• review the scholarly literature on a key issue for the staff of a busy nonprofit organization;
• debate ethical or theoretical understandings of service; or
• evaluate potential responses to societal needs through the lens of a particular academic discipline.

ProCES courses have either an optional or required service or community-engaged learning component. Course Offerings will note this with these labels:

• Community-Engaged Learning Component Required means that everyone in the course has the opportunity to engage with community members through activities such as in-class discussion, public presentations, or on-site research.

• Community-Engaged Learning Component Optional means that there are multiple ways in which service experiences or community engagement could connect to course assignments. 

Find a Fall 2022 ProCES Course here and below! 

Courses in boldface are especially fitting for Service Focus students.

• Native American Literature AMS 322/ENG 242
  Sarah Rivett, TTh 1:30-2:50pm

• Catastrophes across Cultures: The Anthropology of Disaster   ANT 219/ENV 219
  Ryo Morimoto, MW 3-4:20pm

• Ethnography of Schools and Schooling ANT 368/TPP 368
  Jason Klugman, W 7:30-10pm
   

• ​​​Intermediate Sign Language ASL 105 
  Noah Buchholz, MTWTh 9-9:50am or MTWTh 12:30-1:20pm

• Antibiotics: From Cradle to Grave  CBE 411/MOL 411
  Mark Brynildsen, TTh 9:30-10:50am

• Engineering in the Modern World  CEE 102A/EGR 102A/MAE 102A
  Michael Littman, MW 11-11:50am

• Water, Engineering, and Civilization CEE344/ENV 344
  Amilcare Porporato, TTh 3-4:20pm

• Advanced Programming Techniques  COS 333
  Robert Dondero, TTh 3-4:20pm

• Introduction to Radical Access: Disability Justice in the Arts DAN 306
  Christopher “Unpezverde” Núñez, T 1:30-4:20pm

• Creativity, Innovation, and Design  EGR 200/ENT200
  Majora Carter & Christopher MacPherson, M 1:30-4:20pm & 7:30-8:50pm or W 1:30-2:50pm & 11-12:20pm

• Community Project Studios  EGR 250, 251, 350, 351, 450, 451
  Jessica Leung, Derek Lidow, & Michael Littman 

• Is Politics a Performance?  FRS 143
  Aaron Landsman, W 1:30-4:20pm

• Second Language Acquisition and Pedagogy  GER 316/LIN 316
  Jamie Rankin, TTh 11am-12:20pm

• A History of the World  HIS 201
  Jeremy Adelman, W 11-11:50am 

• Unrest and Renewal in Urban America  HIS 388/URB 388/AMS 380/AAS 388
  Alison Isenberg, TTh 11-11:50am

• Interdisciplinary Approaches to Western Culture I: Literature and the Arts HUM 216
  Yelena  Baraz, Matthew Delvaux, Beatrice Kitzinger, Melissa Lane, Yair Mintzker,  Efthymia Rentzou, TBD

• Interdisciplinary Approaches to Western Culture II: History, Philosophy, and Religion HUM 217
  Yelena  Baraz, Matthew Delvaux, Beatrice Kitzinger, Melissa Lane, Yair Mintzker,  Efthymia Rentzou, TBD

• Central Americans and Asylum in the US LAS 362/ANT 362
  Amelia Frank-Vitale, Th 1:30-4:20pm

• Thermodynamics MAE 221/ENE 221
  Lamyaa El-Gabry, MWF 10-10:50am

• Diseases in Children: Causes, Costs, and Choices MOL 460/STC 460/GHP 460
  Dan Notterman, TTh 3-4:20pm

• The Politics of Crime and Punishment POL 339
  John Kastellac, MW 10-10:50am 

• Mind, Body, Culture: Clinical Psychology PSY 345
  Shirley Wang, T 1:30-4:20pm  

• Urban Sociology: The City and Social Change SOC 210 
  Patricia Fernández-Kelley, TTh 10-10:50am 

• Medical Spanish SPA 205
  Paloma Moscardó-Vallés, MWF 10-10:50am 

• Identity in the Spanish-Speaking World  SPA 250/LSA 250/HUM 251/LAO 250
  Mariana Bono, MW 11am-12:20pm

• Spanish in the Community SPA 304/LAO 304
  Alberto Bruzos Moro, TTh 11am-12:20pm

• Race and Public Policy SPI 331/SOC 312/AAS 317/POL 343
  Douglas Massey, TTh 3:30-4:20pm

• Writing About Science STC 349/ENV 349/JRN 349
  Michael Lemonick, W 1:30-4:20pm

• Seminar on Student Learning and Methods for Teaching TPP 301

         Todd Kent and Katherine Nolan, TTh 3-4:20pm

• Mapping Gentrification URB 385/SOC 385/HUM 385/ARC 385
  Aaron Shkuda, TTh 11am-12:20pm

Spring 2022 ProCES Courses 

• AMS/ENV 419 American Agrarians: Ideas of Land, Labor and Food/Tessa Desmond/T F 1:30pm-4:20pm

• ANT 240/HUM 240 Medical Anthropology/João Biehl/ M W 1:30-2:50pm

• ARC  303/URB 303/EGR 303 Wall Street and Silicon Valley: Place in the American Economy /Aaron Shkuda/M 1:30-4:20pm

• ART 329/ARC 318/HIS 330 Architecture of Confinement, from the Hospice to the Era of Mass Incarceration /Basile Baudez/M &W 1:30-2:50pm

• ART/AAS/HUM 483 Pathologies of Difference: Art, Medicine and Race in the British Empire/Anna Kesson/T 1:30-4:20pm

• COS 333 Advanced Programming Techniques/Robert Dondero/T&Th 3-4:20pm 

• EGR 200/ENT 200 Creativity, Innovation, and Design/See link for instructors and times 

• EGR 250/251, 350/351, 450/451 Community Project Studios/See link to access instructors and times

• EGR/SOC/HIS 277 Technology and Society/David Reinecke/M & W 11am-12pm

• ENE/ECE 273 Renewable Energy and Smart Grids/Menjie Chen/M & W 11am-12:20pm

• ENV 316 Climate Science and Communications/Jessica Harrop and Michael Lemonick/T 1:30-4:20pm

• ENV 327 Investigating an Ethos of Sustainability at Princeton/Shana Weber/Th 1:30-4:20pm

• FRE 372 Migration, Diversity and Diaspora: Francophone Community-Engagement/Sandra Blaise/ M & W 1:30-2:50pm [CANCELED]

• FRS 112 Imprisoned Minds: Religion and Philosophy from Jail/Mark Edwards/T 7:30-10:20pm

• FRS 154 Before and After the Wall: US-Mexico Border Fictions/Nadia Cervantes Peréz/M & W 11am-12:20pm

• GEO 360/ENV 356 Topics in Environmental Justice in the Geosciences/John Higgins/See link for times

• HIS 202/URB 202/ The Sixties: Documentary, Youth and the City/Purcell Carsons & Alison Eisenberg/T 1:30-4:20pm

• HIS/GSS/AMS 459 The History of Incarceration in the US/Wendy Warren/Th 1:30-4:20pm

• HIS/LAO 459 Latino Urban History/Rosina Lozano/T 1:30-4:20pm

• HUM 352/ENG 252/URB 352 Arts in the Invisible City: Race, Policy, Performance/D. Vance Smith/T 1:30-4:20pm             

• JRN 260 The Media in America: What to Read and Believe in the Digital Age/Joe Stephens/W 1:30-4:20pm

• LIN/TRA 214 Advanced American Sign Language II/Noah Buchholz/M, W, F 12:30-1:20pm

• MAE/EGR/CBE 228 Energy Technologies in the 21st Century/Yiguang Ju and Lamyaa El-Gabry/See link for times

• POL 210 Political Theory/Anna Stilz/See link for times

• PSY 332 Sex and Gender Diversity/Kristina Olson

• SPA 205 Medical Spanish/Paloma Moscardó-Vallés/See link for times       

• SPA/LAO 304 Spanish in the Community/Alberto Bruzos Moro/T & Th 11am-12:20pm

• SPI 330/SOC 328 Population, Society and Public Policy/Arun Hendi/See link for times

• THR 313/AAS 312/AMS 387 Storytellers- Building Community Through Art/Jane Cox/W 1:30-4:20pm

• TPP 301 Seminar on Student Learning and Methods for Teaching/Todd Kent and Kathleen Nolan/See link for times

Courses Fall 2021 

Courses Spring 2021

Courses Fall 2020

Courses Spring 2019

Courses Fall 2018