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Fall 2020
Past Disability Studies Courses at the University of Notre Dame
- Creating Female Disability in Early Modern Spanish Discourses, Encarnación Juárez-Almendros (Graduate Course, Romance Languages)
- Theology and Disability (Miguel Romero, Theology)
- Contemporary Theologies of Disability, Miguel Romero (Graduate Course, Theology)
- Design Matters: Introduction to Design thinking (Ann-Marie Conrado, Art, Art History and Design)
- Beauty, Disability and the Novel (Essaka Joshua, English)
- Disability, Essaka Joshua (College Seminar Program)
- Autism Spectrum Disorders (Kristin Weir/Joshua Diehl, Psychology)
- Literature of Disability, John Duffy (English)
- Language and Difference: The Vocabulary of Disability and Inclusion (Jennifer Borek, Alliance for Catholic Education)
- Social Concerns Seminar: In Their Shoes: Understanding Mental Illness (Connie Mick/Jay Brandenberger)
- Theology, Disability and Dependence (Michael Mawson, Theology)
- Social Concerns Seminar: L'Arche Community (Kyle Lantz, Center for Social Concerns)
- Developmental Disabilities: Integrating Theory & Practice (London Program / International; Sociology/Education Schooling and Society)
- Myths and Metaphors of Madness (Alven Neiman, College Seminar)
- Autism, Thomas Whitman (Psychology)
- Developmental Disabilities (Thomas Whitman, Psychology)
- Sign Language (Cheryl L. Stillman, Psychology)
- Law and Disabilities (Kent Hull, Law)
- Health Care Ethics for the 21st Century (Maura Ryan, Theology)
- Medical Ethics (David Solomon, Philosophy)
- Childhood Disorders and Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (Joshua Diehl, Graduate Class, Psychology)
Courses at Local Universities:
- Philosophy and Disabilities, Michael Waddell (St. Mary's)
- Disability Issues in Contemporary Society, Gary May (Univ. of Southern Indiana at Evansville)