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001 mixed 1 Agricultural Science and Policy I 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Kathleen Merrigan and William Lockeretz Tufts University
In the first part of a two-part course, students learn the importance of natural resource conservation in ensuring efficient agricultural, food and environmental systems, and ways to implement them, focusing on soils, water, air, and energy.
039 full-course 39 Agricultural Science and Policy I 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Kathleen Merrigan Tufts University
Study the relevance of natural resource conservation in this course, learning about ensuring healthy agriculture, food, and environment systems and how to implement effective health approaches.
001 mixed 1 Agricultural Science and Policy II 2007-03-01 Spring 2007 Kathleen Merrigan and William Lockeretz Tufts University
Part two in a two-part course, this section covers plant-pest interaction, crop breeding, plant nutrients, and livestock production.
039 full-course 39 Agricultural Science and Policy II 2007-03-01 Spring 2007 Kathleen Merrigan Tufts University
A continuation of Agricultural Science and Policy II, this course will teach you about implementing healthy agricultural, food, and environmental systems.
002 article 2 Basic Human Pathology: Parts I and II 2007-09-01 Fall 2007 Michael Kahn and Lynn W. Solomon Tufts University
This two-part course held in 2007 and 2008 included both general and systemic pathology training, intended as a transition between basic science courses and clinical dentistry sciences.
036 mixed 36 Biology of Water and Health 2007-09-01 Fall 2007 Jeffrey Griffiths, David Gute, and Bela T. Matyas Tufts University
Students explore the biological connection between water and health, including waterborne pathogens, and proper sanitation and hygiene, as well as its social, economic, behavioral, and global context.
001 mixed 1 Blender 3D Design 2008-03-01 Spring 2008 Neal Hirsig Tufts University
This self-paced course provides an introduction to computer generated 3D modeling and animation.
014 mixed 14 Cardiovascular Pathophysiology 2008-03-01 Spring 2008 Munther K. Homoud and Nora Laver Tufts University
In this course, students review basic cardiac physiology and also discuss the hemodynamic perturbations of cardiac function.
001 mixed 1 Contemporary Biosocial Problems in America 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Ross S. Feldberg Tufts University
This course promotes the understanding of social uses and misuses of biological knowledge and encourages critical thinking and analysis of arguments surrounding the intersection of biology and society.
046 full-course 46 Contemporary Biosocial Problems in America 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Ross S. Feldberg Tufts University
Take this course to learn about the basic biological ideas of modern social problems in America, especially the intersection of biological theories and social beliefs.
026 full-course 26 Epidemiology and Biostaticstics 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Michael D. Kneeland Tufts University
With Epidemiology and Biostatistics, you'll acquire a basic understanding of epidemiology and biostatistics, as well as the ability to effectively critique medical literature.
037 mixed 37 Epidemiology and Biostatistics 2004-09-01 Fall 2004 Michael D. Kneeland, David Arond, Bruce Crawford, Janet, E.A. Forrester, Richard Glickman-Simon, Linda Hirota, James N. Hyde, Denise Jacobson, Clara Jones, Paula Minihan, P. Newby, Jennifer L Spadano, Alice Tang, David Tybor, and Daniel Walker Tufts University
Students are taught the importance of regularly reading medical journals in order to stay current in their field of medicine, and learn basic methods of critiquing medical literature.
017 article 17 Epidemiology and Biostatistics 2010 2010-09-01 Fall 2010 Janet, E.A. Forrester, Kwan Ho Kenneth, Chui, Steven Cohen, Michael D. Kneeland, Alice Tang, and David Tybor Tufts University
Through this course, students learn to critique medical literature using current and widely-used medical journals as examples.
001 mixed 1 Force and Strategy 2008-09-01 Fall 2008 Jeffrey W. Taliaferro Tufts University
Students evaluate the political, economic, military, and ethical factors affecting the use of military force in international relations.
001 mixed 1 Gastrointestinal Pathophysiology 2007-03-01 Spring 2007 Laurence Scott Bailen, Tamsin Knox, Paul Abourjaily, Fredric D. Gordon, Marshall Kaplan, and Andrew G. Plaut Tufts University
Students are introduced to the fundamentals of gastrointestinal pathophysiology, through a curriculum that covers common gastrointestinal disorders and their treatment options.
001 mixed 1 Genetics 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Laurie Ann Demmer, Diana W. Bianchi, Janet M. Cowan, and Jodi Dana Hoffman Tufts University
Here students explore the diagnosis and treatment of genetic diseases such as cancer, chromosome mapping of disease genes, and inherited diseases and disorders, genetic counseling, and gene therapy for families.
016 full-course 16 Genetics 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Laurie Ann Demmer Tufts University
This genetics course discusses the application of genetic principles in the practice of medicine, with special attention paid to the diagnosis and treatment of genetic diseases.
001 article 1 Geriatric Dentistry 2005-06-01 Summer 2005 Hilde Tillman, Richard Dupee, Terrence Griffin, Michael Kahn, Elizabeth Krall, Nancy Moczynski, Lisa Neff, Charles Rankin, and David Thaler Tufts University
This course takes into consideration the dental care needs of the evolving and expanding elderly population.
002 article 2 Histology N/A 2004 Paul Kwan Tufts University
This two-semester course covers the structural aspects of cells, tissues and organs, as well as the basic functions of these structures.
080 full-course 80 Histology N/A N/A Paul Kwan Tufts University
In this course, you'll find a study of microscopic anatomy, dealing with basic tissues, organs, and systemic arrangement.
002 mixed 2 Histology: Study of Cells, Tissues and Organs 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Alvar Gustafson, John L. Giunta, Jeffrey Marchant, Noshir R. Mehta, Maria Nurminskaya, Dmitry Nurminsky, Carlos Sonnenschein, and Ana Soto Tufts University
Students study the microscopic structure of cells, tissues, and organs through in-depth examination, also emphasizing the relationship between structure and function.
001 mixed 1 Human Growth and Development 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Jonathan Schindelheim, David Adler, Elaine Alpert, Carolyn D'Ambrosio, Kathleen Faulkner, Adam J. Geyer, Anne Hurley, John Petrozza, Robert M. Reece, Veronica Reed Ryback, Stanley Sagov, Leher Singh, Paul Summergrad, Bessel van der Kolk, Sumer Verma, and Tufts University
Students examine human growth and development by studying evolving behaviors from birth to death, and also by studying humans at various cross-sections of life.
032 full-course 32 Human Growth and Development 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Jonathan Schindelheim Tufts University
Follow development tracks from birth to death in this course, including the development of motor, language, and cognitive skills.
001 article 1 Human-Animal Relationships 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Paul Waldau, M.S.A. Kumar, Joann Lindenmayer, Annette Rauch, Allen Rutberg, and Scott Shaw Tufts University
This course is intended to improve understanding of various human-animal relationships and encourage creative thinking about innovations in veterinary medicine.
022 full-course 22 Human-Animal Relationships 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Paul Waldau Tufts University
How do humans and animals interact? Find out in this course on relationships, ethics, and values between humans and animals.
001 mixed 1 Implant Dentistry 2005-06-01 Summer 2005 Nopsaran Chaimattayompol and Nancy Arbree Tufts University
This course establishes a foundation of the simple surgical and prosthodontic procedures used in modern-day implant dentistry.
014 full-course 14 Implant Dentistry 2005-06-01 Summer 2005 Nopsaran Chaimattayompol Tufts University
In this course from Johns Hopkins University, you can learn about the fundamentals of implant dentistry.
001 mixed 1 Intellectual Development 2007-09-01 Fall 2007 David Henry Feldman Tufts University
Curriculum in this course focuses on the contemporary theory and research of intellectual processes from infancy through adolescence, and compares cognitive-developmental theories with psychometric, information-processing, and other approaches.
001 mixed 1 International Multilateral Negotiation 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Adil Najam Tufts University
Through case studies, students learn about negotiated decision-making in multilateral settings.
014 full-course 14 International Multilateral Negotiation 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Adil Najam Tufts University
This course offers an inquiry into the nature of multilateral negotiation and its tools, techniques, and rhythms.
001 mixed 1 Introduction to Clinical Pain Problems 2007-03-01 Spring 2007 Daniel B. Carr, Soledad Cepeda, Jane Ballantyne, J. David Haddox, Wilfred L. Hynes, and Steven J. Scrivani Tufts University
This course covers the basic principles of biomedical evaluation and clinical pain management of common symptoms, analyzing the pain experience, including patterns, severity, location, quality, intensity, and which factors exacerbate or relieve.
014 full-course 14 Introduction to Clinical Pain Problems 2007-03-01 Spring 2007 Daniel B. Carr Tufts University
Study the mechanisms, nature, and treatment of pain as it's progressed in the past decade in this course from Tufts.
001 mixed 1 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Urban and Environmental Analysis 2007-09-01 Fall 2007 Barbara Parmenter Tufts University
Students learn about geographic information systems(GIS) in the urban/suburban/metropolitan environment, as well as how to use GIS, frame spatial questions for research, and gain technical expertise in this area.
001 mixed 1 Introduction to Modern Physics 2004-09-01 Fall 2004 Gary R. Goldstein Tufts University
This course covers major principles and concepts in modern physics, including Special and General Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, microelectronics, nuclear and particle physics, and cosmology.
039 full-course 39 Introduction to Modern Physics 2004-09-01 Fall 2004 Gary R. Goldstein Tufts University
This Tufts course explores the beginnings of physics as we know it, highlighting the findings of physics pioneers Max Planck and Albert Einstein.
001 article 1 Law and Veterinary Medicine 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Paul Waldau Tufts University
This course follows the Human-Animal Relationships course and precedes the third-year course Ethics and Veterinary Medicine, emphasizing the basics of laws and ethics as they relate to veterinary medical practice.
014 full-course 14 Law and Veterinary Medicine 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Paul Waldau Tufts University
Study Law and Veterinary Medicine to learn about the basic concepts of law and ethics as they relate to veterinary medicine.
001 mixed 1 Medical Interviewing and the Doctor-Patient Relationship 2011-09-01 Fall 2011 Jonathan Schindelheim, Wayne J. Altman, Amy K. Chi, Barbara Friedman, Robert A. Kalish, Susan Koch-Weser, Benjamin Liptzin, Linda M. Long, and Luis Sanchez Tufts University
Through this course students learn about the human experiences that define the doctor-patient relationship and are introduced to effective methods and best practices for medical data collection.
001 mixed 1 Medicine I 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Kanchan Ganda, Joanne Brewer, Michael Kahn, Ronald J. Kulich, Kathryn Ragalis, and Michael Thompson Tufts University
Dental students learn basic medicine skills, as well as patient assessment information, symptoms of common diseases, how to perform and analyze laboratory tests, pharmacology, and how to write prescriptions.
072 mixed 72 Medicine II 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Kanchan Ganda, Joanne Brewer, Geoffrey Wing-Lynn Chan, Jeffrey T. Cooper, Brian Downey, Robert A. Kalish, Raymond Lui, Arthur R. Rabson, Richard D. Siegel, and Hedy Smith Tufts University
Year two of a three year medical course, through special lectures and case study this section gives dental students a more thorough understanding of bodily systems pathology, emphasizing the oral cavity.
052 mixed 52 Medicine III: Hospital Clerkship Program 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Kanchan Ganda, Joanne Brewer, Laura Castro, Geoffrey Wing-Lynn Chan, Jeffrey T. Cooper, Michael Monopoli, Michael Thompson, Marianne Dyke, and Cynthia A. Yered Mclaughlin Tufts University
The final course in this three-part series provides dental students with an understanding of the complex issues of the medically compromised patient, as well as the skills to manage patients in a dental setting.
042 mixed 42 Microbiology 2004-09-01 Fall 2004 Joan Mecsas, Andrew Camilli, Jenifer Coburn, David Feingold, Sherwood L. Gorbach, Susan Hadley, Ralph Isberg, Carol Kumamoto, David Lazinski, Brett Ashley Leav, Michael Malamy, Barbara Mcgovern, H. Cody Meissner, Roberta O'Connor, Christine Wanke, Honorin Tufts University
Students are introduced to the properties of infectious diseases and microbial pathogens.
038 full-course 38 Microbiology 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Joan Mecsas Tufts University
Take Microbiology to find an introduction to the principles of infectious agents, and the basics of microbial pathogens in infectious diseases.
001 mixed 1 Musculoskeletal Pathophysiology 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Robert A. Kalish, Grace Lo, Jorge L Tufts University
This course covers various disorders affecting the musculoskeletal system.
001 mixed 1 Nutrition and Medicine 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Margo Woods, Joel Mason, Katherine L. Tucker, Kristy Hendricks, and Anastassios G. Pittas Tufts University
The course covers both the theoretical as well as the clinical aspects of nutrition, teaching students to develop interpretation, evaluation, and critical thinking skills, regarding current nutrition research and the use of nutrition in medical care.
023 full-course 23 Nutrition and Medicine 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Margo Woods Tufts University
Study the theoretical and clinical aspects of nutrition as it relates to medicine in this course from Tufts.
001 mixed 1 One Health: Interdisciplinary Approaches to People, Animals and the Environment 2009-09-01 Fall 2009 Gretchen Kaufman (Course Leader), Joann Lindenmayer, Elena Naumova, Michael Reed, Eileen F. Babbitt, Kwan Ho, Kenneth Chui, Linda Jarvin, George Saperstein, and Annie Soisson Tufts University
This course explores interdisciplinary team-oriented approaches to complex health problems and involves collaborative learning through the many academic schools at Tufts University.
016 article 16 Ophthalmology Grand Rounds 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Michael H. Goldstein,Chandrasekharan Krishnan, My Hanh T. Nguyen, Michael K. Yoon, David Eichenbaum Tufts University
Students review weekly case study presentations by residents, fellows and faculty, and discuss this research with faculty members, guest professors, and professional ophthalmologists.
016 full-course 16 Opthalmology Grand Rounds 2007-03-01 Spring 2007 Michael H. Goldstein Tufts University
See some of the interesting cases from the New England Eye Center's grand rounds in this course from Tufts.
046 mixed 46 Oral Public Health and Community Service Program 2005-06-01 Summer 2005 Stanton H. Wolfe and Paul J. Vankevich Tufts University
This course provides practical as well as applied skills in examining how society views different health beliefs and risk behaviors on oral public health.
001 article 1 Pathophysiology of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Anastassios G. Pittas, Ronald Arky, Ronald Lechan, Stephanie Lee, Abdollah Sadeghi-Nejad, Richard D. Siegel, Ann Sweeney, Arthur S. Tischler, Roberto Toni, and George Tully Tufts University
This course provides an overview of endocrine physiology, and also covers the pathophysiology of each of the major endocrine areas.
017 mixed 17 Pathophysiology of Infectious Diseases 2004-09-01 Fall 2004 Susan Hadley, Michael Barza, Sherwood L. Gorbach, Linden Hu, Laura Kogelman, Debra D. Poutsiaka, John Ross, David Snydman, Cheleste Thorpe, and Matt Waldor Tufts University
This course provides an overview of the clinical and pathophysiologic characteristics of infectious disease in organ systems.
001 mixed 1 Physics for Humanists 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Gary R. Goldstein Tufts University
Students examine concepts of classical and modern physics, nuclear energy, and nuclear bombs, and study the prominent scientists that inspired them, as well as various interactions between science and society.
024 full-course 24 Physics for Humanists 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Gary R. Goldstein Tufts University
Covering the facts and concepts of classical and modern physics, this course functions as a great resource for those who are interested in physics, but do not plan to pursue a future in the natural sciences.
001 article 1 Population Health 2007-03-01 Spring 2007 Joann Lindenmayer Tufts University
Veterinary students are encouraged to to examine the connections between population health and public health, animal health and human health, and clinical and population-based health practice.
016 full-course 16 Population Health 2007-03-01 Spring 2007 Joann Lindenmayer Tufts University
Explore the relationships between population health and public health and beyond in this course designed for veterinarians.
001 mixed 1 Population Medicine 2006-09-01 Fall 2006 Richard Glickman-Simon, Richard Dupee, Margo Woods, and Ruth Palombo Tufts University
Using the elderly as a model, this course explores the intersection of clinical practice and population medicine.
040 mixed 40 Preclinical Complete Denture Prosthodontics 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Tufts University Faculty Tufts University
Dental students are trained in the required clinical steps and laboratory procedures to treat patients needing complete dentures, overdentures, immediate dentures and full and removable partial dentures.
024 full-course 24 Preclinical Complete Denture Prosthodontics 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Tufts University
Students can learn about the clinical steps and laboratory procedures for dentures in this course from Tufts.
001 mixed 1 Producing Films for Social Change 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Roberta Oster Sachs Tufts University
Students are encouraged to inspire cultural and civic dialogue and demonstrate the power of media by creating their own short documentary film.
077 full-course 77 Producing Films for Social Change 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Roberta Oster Sachs Tufts University
Want to make a difference with film? This course offers an intensive, hands-on editorial and production education for creating your own short documentary film on social issues.
001 article 1 Promoting Positive Development Among Youth 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Richard M. Lerner Tufts University
In this course students discuss how developmental science can be used in promoting positive youth development.
007 full-course 7 Promoting Positive Development Among Youth 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Richard M. Lerner Tufts University
Take this course to see how developmental science can be applied in order to promote positive development in youth.
001 article 1 Quality Oversight in the Health Care Marketplace 2010-03-01 Spring 2010 Tufts Health Care Institute, David Nash, MD (TJU), and Ralph Halpern Tufts University
In this course, students explore how quality concerns are impacting the health care system.
001 article 1 Renal Pathophysiology 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Scott J. Gilbert, Bertrand L. Jaber, Andrew S. Levey, Nicolaos E. Madias, Mark Sarnak, Lesley A. Stevens, James Strom, and Daniel E. Weiner Tufts University
This course reviews kidney function in extra-renal disturbances, disorders that arise from primary defects in kidney function, pathogenesis and therapy of chronic kidney disease, and results of kidney failure.
022 full-course 22 Renal Pathophysiology 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Scott J. Gilbert Tufts University
Find a study of how kidneys adapt to extra-renal disorders and defects in Renal Pathophysiology from Tufts.
010 mixed 10 Special Care in Dentistry 2008-03-01 Spring 2008 John Morgan and Bonnie F. Zimble Tufts University
Through this course, dental students learn to address the dental needs of patients with developmental disabilities or mental, emotional, sensory and/or physical impairment.
039 article 39 Theories of Public Policy 2004-03-01 Spring 2004 Kathleen Merrigan Tufts University
Using case studies for examples, students learn about competing theories, models, and analytical frameworks of policy-making.
013 full-course 13 Theories of Public Policy 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Kathleen Merrigan Tufts University
Get an understanding of policymaking in this course that explains the theories, models, and frameworks of public policy.
001 article 1 Tropical Ecology and Conservation 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Colin Orians Tufts University
Designed for the advanced or graduate-level liberal arts or science student, this course provides training in reading literature, giving oral presentations, designing and writing a research proposal, and gaining hands-on experience.
025 full-course 25 Tropical Ecology and Conservation 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Colin Orians Tufts University
Learn about tropical ecology and conservation in Costa Rica through this writing intensive course.
001 mixed 1 Veterinary Gross Pathology Image Collection 2012-06-01 Summer 2012 Richard Jakowski, DVM, PhD, DACVP Tufts University
Through studying medical images, this course is intended to educate veterinary students, residents, interns, and clinicians in various specialties in the basic elements of diagnostic pathology.
001 article 1 Veterinary Respiratory Pathophysiology 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Angie Warner Tufts University
This course covers a broad range of topics including the background, evaluation, and treatment of veterinary respiratory pathophysiology.
035 full-course 35 Veterinary Respiratory Pathophysiology 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Angie Warner Tufts University
Learn about veterinary respiratory pathophysiology in this course, from the basics of respiratory physiology and structure to case discussions on diagnostic methods, patient assessment, and pathophysiology.
001 mixed 1 Water and Diplomacy: Integration of Science, Engineering and Diplomacy 2011-03-01 Spring 2011 Shafiqul Islam and William Moomaw Tufts University
Students learn to identify challenges of water use and management from multiple perspectives, and are encouraged to consider various analytical tools and possible solutions.
031 full-course 31 Zoological Medicine 2008-09-01 Fall 2008 Gretchen Kaufman Tufts University
Get an introduction to zoological medicine with this course, exploring the health of all non-traditional species.
002 article 2 Zoological Medicine 2008 2008-03-01 Spring 2008 Gretchen Kaufman, Robyn Gwen Alders, Eric Baitchman, Wendy Emerson, Colin M. Gillin, Charles Innis, Richard Jakowski, Keith Mansfield, Janet C. Martin, Joerg Mayer, Maureen Murray, Mark Pokras, J. Michael Reed, Roxanna Smolowitz, Florina S. Tseng, Lara A. Tufts University
Pulling information from a wide variety of sources, this two-semester course covers both an introduction to zoological medicine and zoological medicine in its entirety.