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01/23/23: zoom recordings to media library: from 12:00am est to 9:30am est, canvas experienced an issue with zoom recordings not being imported to the media library and remaining in the zoom cloud. if you were affected, refer to our guide on accessing zoom recordings and sharing with the media library. please reach out to [email protected] if you need further support., canvas is currently experiencing an issue with zoom recordings not being imported to the media library and remaining in the zoom cloud. we are working to resolve and will update shortly - 1/23/23 - 9:24am, major canvas outages reported: instructure has reported major outages to canvas through out the us. we are monitoring the issue and awaiting updates about a restoration of service., 12/15/21: duo/mfa is currently down: update - 2:37pm - as of noon today, the duo authentication issues were resolved. all users should now be able to fully access all cas authenticated systems. you can review the outage details on the its status page ., 12/15/21: duo/mfa is currently down: update - 11:47am - duo appears to be working for most users. there still may be some latency issues for users accessing systems that require netid logins (including canvas and media library). you can track the status of this issue on the its status page ., 12/15/21: duo/mfa is currently down: its is reporting that duo authentication is down, which means that any system that requires you to log in with your netid and password (including canvas and media library) may temporarily be unavailable to users who are not already authenticated. at this time, its will provide updates to the community via email., 12/08/21: aws issues resolved: aws fully resolved their service errors and canvas has returned to normal function. users may have been impacted during the aws outage between approximately dec 7 ~11am - dec 8 ~7am. please check instructure's status page for details about the outage., 12/07/21: aws issues may impact canvas : instructure (canvas) is reporting that aws issues may impact canvas access. some users may report page errors or other issues. please check instructure's status page for updates., 11/04/21: spring 22 course sites created: spring 2022 course sites have been created for all schools. instructors can now access and update their course sites. student/visitor enrollments will begin november 18th (see the registration website for details). instructors: if you are missing any courses, please contact your school/department registrar., 10/28/21: spring 22 course sites: spring 2022 course sites will be created for instructors on thursday, november 4th . for more information about registration dates and deadlines, please see the registration website or contact your school support staff. contact [email protected] for more information., 09/30/21: mid-semester feedback restored: the mid-semester feedback tool has been restored. instructors teaching courses at schools that use mid-semester feedback may continue to edit questions for their course sites' surveys until 11:59pm on october 3, 2021., 09/29/21: mid-semester feedback 502 error: the mid-semester feedback tool is currently experiencing issues. we are working with its to investigate the issue and will post an announcement when it is resolved., 09/21/21: visitor enrollment maintenance complete: – all extraneous “visitor” enrollments have been removed from fall 21 canvas courses. students: if you believe you have lost access to a course in error, please contact your school's registrar to confirm your course registration., 09/17/21: visitor enrollment maintenance: – users enrolled in fall 2021 academic courses with the role of “visitor” will be removed from the canvas courses sites tuesday morning, september 21st. for more information, refer to the end of add/drop period article. students with enrollment concerns should contact their school registrar., 08/18/21: new quizzes now enabled: – instructors may now choose between creating quizzes in classic quizzes or new quizzes. for more information, check out our what is new quizzes help article. contact [email protected] for more information., 07/19/21: remaining gsas & professional school fall 2021 course sites now available in canvas. instructors: if you do not see your course(s), please contact your school/departmental registrar to ensure your course has been offered and that you are listed as the instructor., 07/14/21: yale outages 11:00 p.m. saturday, july 17—1:00 a.m. sunday, july 18: yale its will be performing a scheduled maintenance this weekend which may impact access to yale systems including canvas. for more details, please check the yale its status page ., 04/05/21: yale college fall 21 course syllabi available in yale course search . instructors: if you do not see your undergraduate course(s) , contact your departmental registrar to ensure your course has been offered and you are listed as the instructor., 04/01/21: fall 21 yale college syllabi to yale course search sync issue - its will deploy a fix on monday, april 5th - updates will be posted on the canvas login page. instructors: if you do not see your undergraduate course(s), please contact your departmental registrar first to ensure your course has been offered., 04/01/21: fall 21 yale college syllabi not synching to yale course search - its is investigating and we will post updates as we learn more. instructors: if you do not see your undergraduate course(s), please contact your departmental registrar first to ensure your course has been offered., 03/29/21: yale college fall 21 course sites created in canvas: please visit the registration website for more information. instructors: if you do not see your undergraduate course(s), please contact your departmental registrar first to ensure your course has been offered., 03/25/21: canvas unplanned outage - update 10:30am: canvas is now up and running. for details about this outage, please review the information on the instructure status page ., 03/25/21: canvas unplanned outage - update 10:10am: canvas appears to be fluctuating between up and down. we are continuing to monitor but you can also keep track of this issue on the instructure status page . instructors: if you are unable to access canvas but need to start your class zoom meeting, log into zoom directly , click on meetings, and start your session from there., 03/25/21: canvas unplanned outage - update 9:46am: users are again reporting page and time-out errors. you can keep track of this issue on the instructure status page ., 03/25/21: canvas unplanned outage - update: instructure has identified the issue and applied a fix. canvas appears to be working, but perhaps a bit slow. we are continuing to monitor the situation. you can keep track of this issue on the instructure status page ., 03/25/21: canvas unplanned outage: canvas users are reporting errors in canvas and receiving time-out error messages. we have contacted the vendor and are investigating the issue. you can keep track of this issue on the instructure status page ., 03/22/21 - 4:03pm: canvas course enrollment issues update: enrollments have been restored. we still working with instructure to identify the cause and extent of the issue and will continue to monitor enrollments. if you are missing enrollments in any of your courses, please contact us at [email protected] ., 03/22/21 - 3:10pm: canvas course enrollment issues: we are getting reports that some enrollments have been deleted from a few canvas courses. we are currently working with instructure and its to identify the issue and resolve. we are sorry for the inconvenience and will update this banner message as soon as we have more information., 03/11/21: zoom cloud recording delays: as of 10:30am est, zoom received reports of a delay in cloud recording processing and are currently working on a fix. it is expected that some recordings may take several more hours to render. for more information, check out the zoom status page ., 03/03/21: canvas issues resolved: users should now be able to log into canvas normally. for more information about the outage, you can check out the instructure canvas status page at: https://status.instructure.com/, 03/03/21: users reporting errors when accessing canvas: instructure is reporting that users may get errors when trying to access canvas. we are monitoring the issue but you can check the status on the instructure canvas status page: https://status.instructure.com/ ., 03/03/21: course reserves maintenance complete: the scheduled maintenance of the ares (course reserves) system has been completed. users should be able to access and use course reserves as normal. if you have any issues with your course reserves, please contact [email protected] ., 03/02/21: course reserves maintenance: course reserves (ares) will be performing a routine maintenance starting on wednesday, march 3rd at 7am est through early afternoon. course reserves will not be available during this time. contact [email protected] for more information., 2/18/21 - shopper enrollment purge - users enrolled in spring 2021 academic courses with the role of “shopper” will be removed from the canvas courses sites at the end of day monday, february 22nd. for more information, refer to the end of add/drop period article., 2/10/21 - shopper enrollments - while course selection period has closed for some schools, shopper enrollments will remain in academic courses until all schools close course selection and all paper-based schedule changes have been processed. look for global announcements to be posted on your canvas dashboard page. for more information, check out our help article on shopping period ., 12/22/20: the poorvu center is on winter recess and will return to regular hours on january 4, 2021. need help check out the canvas @ yale help guides or after logging into canvas, click the help button.,     10/22/20: instructors: spring 21 course sites created canvas need help check out the canvas @ yale help guides or email [email protected]., 12/17/20: course reserves maintenance: course reserves (ares) will be performing an upgrade and maintenance on thursday, december 17 from 5pm est through friday, december 18. course reserves will not be available during this time. contact [email protected] for more information.,     08/11/20: students: after registering for a course (adding it to your primary worksheet) , your enrollment will appear in canvas within 2 hours . visit our how to shop a canvas course help article for more information.,     07/13/20: fall 2020 official course sites have been created. you can find your courses on your canvas dashboard.,     05/14/20: summer courses can use the zoom / media library integrations for recording and publishing of your zoom sessions in canvas. click here for our help guide and instructions.,     3/21/2020: students: zoom basics training sessions scheduled saturday and sunday at noon, 2 p.m, 4 p.m., and 6 p.m. edt. review the poorvu center poorvu center zoom guide for yale students to create and configure zoom before joining the zoom training through canvas .,     1/8/20: stop in for for canvas drop-in hours. check out the drop in hours schedule for details.,     12/19/19: drop in hours for december 19th have been cancelled and rescheduled for december 20th at 12:00pm.,     12/09/19: a modified schedule of end of term canvas drop in hours are available now through december 19th.,     10/11/19: course reserves planned maintenance - october 16th from 8am to end of day. direct any questions or concerns to [email protected] .,     09/26/19: users with the role of “shopper” will be removed from courses at the end of day friday, september 27. for more information, refer to the end of add/drop period article.,     8/16/19: please attend a canvas workshop or canvas drop in hours for help.,     8/8/19: media library (panopto) has a scheduled maintenance for august 10 starting at 9 pm . media library will not be accessible during this time. if you have any questions, please contact [email protected] .,     07/19/19: instructors: fall 2019 courses have been created please make sure to post your syllabus and publish your course .,     6/19/19: media library (panopto) has a scheduled maintenance for june 22 starting at 9 pm . media library will not be accessible during this time. if you have any questions, please contact [email protected] .,     5/21/19: as a reminder, the v2*vault (formerly classes*v2) will shut down on 5/31/2019. please refer to our v2*vault instructor guide to find out more about the v2*vault and the course archiver tool.,     05/03/19: stop in to get a quick canvas consultation . no appointments necessary. registration is not required but is encouraged,     03/11/19: an instructure pre-planned outage that will take place on wednesday, march 13 at 3:00 am et and should only be approximately 5-10 minutes. users will not be able to log into canvas during that time period.,     4/1/19: as a reminder, the v2*vault (formerly classes*v2) will shut down in 2 months. please refer to our v2*vault instructor guide to find out more about the v2*vault and the course archiver tool.,     4/22/19: register now for the canvas @ yale lightning talks happening may 1, 2019 11am-1pm,     01/31/18: users with the role of “shopper” will be removed from courses thursday morning, february 14th. for more information, refer to the end of add/drop period article.,     9/05/17: students: it can take 2-4 hours for courses to appear within canvas . instructors: please post your syllabus and publish your course .,     12/03/18: instructors: spring 19 course sites created canvas also, check out new educational tools you can pilot in your spring courses,     1/24/18 10:45 am: canvas issues have been resolved.,     spring 2019 course sites will be created in late-november or early-december. if you want to start working on your course, you can request an early course sandbox .,     12/18/17: spring 2018 course sites have been created. instructors: please post your syllabus and publish your course . to submit fall 2017 grades: faculty grading system,     08/08/18: fall 2018 course sites have been created. instructors: please post your syllabus and publish your course .,     8/21/17: please attend a canvas workshop or canvas drop in hours for help.,     01/24/18: canvas running extremely slow. instructure stated the dev ops team is looking into it. for more information, please see instructure canvas status,     01/31/18: users with the role of “shopper” will be removed from courses thursday morning, february 8th. for students who need immediate access, instructors can add the student as a "guest student" to their course. for more information, refer to the end of add/drop period article.,     02/12/18: for students who need immediate access, instructors can add the student as a "guest student" to their course. for more information, refer to the end of add/drop period article., log into canvas, copyright statement.

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Open Yale Courses (OYC) provides lectures and other materials from selected Yale College courses to the public free of charge via the Internet. The courses span the full range of liberal arts disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, and physical and biological sciences.

• Registration is not required

Each course includes a full set of class lectures produced in high-quality video accompanied by such other course materials as syllabi, suggested readings, and problem sets. The lectures are available as downloadable videos, and an audio-only version is also offered. In addition, searchable transcripts of each lecture are provided.

Who Leads Open Yale Courses?

Diana E. E. Kleiner, Dunham Professor of History of Art and Classics and former Deputy Provost, is Founding Project Director and Principal Investigator of Open Yale Courses. Professor Kleiner brings to the project a wealth of experience in the development of Internet educational offerings as well as her long-time experience as Yale professor, scholar, and administrator. 

Who is Participating in Open Yale Courses?

Leading Yale scholars and scientists who teach outstanding courses at the introductory undergraduate level are participating in Open Yale Courses. The project website provides brief biographical information and links to their departmental affiliation.

Who is Supporting Open Yale Courses?

Open Yale Courses is supported by a grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation in Menlo Park, CA. Through its Open Educational Resources (OER) initiative, launched in 2001, the Hewlett Foundation "seeks to use information technology to help equalize access to knowledge and educational opportunities across the world." The initiative supports "the development and dissemination of high quality content, innovative approaches to remove barriers to the creation, use, re-use and sharing of high quality content, and projects that seek to improve understanding of the demand for openly available content." Visit  http://www.hewlett.org .

Can I earn course credit for Open Yale Courses?  

Although no course credit can be earned for courses viewed on the Open Yale Courses website, two of the courses made available through the project can be taken for Yale College credit through the Yale Summer Online. 

• Listening To Music with Craig Wright
• Milton with John Rogers

Both professors are teaching their courses to admitted students this summer in an online format. Both courses feature extensive interaction with faculty and fellow students. 

What License is Used for Open Yale Courses?

The license that covers most of the lectures and other course material on Open Yale Courses is Creative Commons' Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 license. This license permits the free use or re-purposing of the Open Yale Courses material by others. Under this license you are allowed to download and redistribute the Open Yale Courses material or remix, tweak, and build upon this material to produce new lectures or other types of creations. To be allowed to do so, however, your use of the material must be non-commercial and you must credit Yale [and the appropriate Yale faculty member] as the originators of the material. Additionally, you must license any new use of the Open Yale Courses material under identical terms. For more information on the scope of the Creative Commons license, visit  http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/ .

In some cases, material under copyright held by a third party (i.e., an individual or organization not connected with Yale) may be subject to more restrictive licensing terms. Please refer to the Credit Section of the lectures and course material to identify third-party material.

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Coursera Course Teaches Tools for Making a Difference

Prof. Teresa Chahine’s free online course, Creating Change through Social Entrepreneurship, teaches participants how to define a problem and build a solution.

Since 2018, Teresa Chahine, the Sheila and Ron ’92 B.A. Marcelo Senior Lecturer in Social Entrepreneurship, has taught Yale students how to make a difference using the tools of social entrepreneurship, whether founding a new venture or working within an existing organization. Many of the insights she shares in the classroom are now available to anyone through her new Coursera course, Creating Change through Social Entrepreneurship .

“Have you ever wondered what it would be like to create real change?” Chahine writes. “You don’t have to start your own organization to make a difference in the world. Everyone can learn the social entrepreneurship mindset and skillset to build social impact. In this course, you will immerse yourself in a social or environmental challenge you want to tackle. You’ll start by researching your topic of choice, talking to people, and ideating a potential solution that you can contribute. Then, you’ll build a business model around that solution, understanding concepts like measuring social change, ensuring financial viability, funding and pitching.”

The course includes 11 modules, teaching participants through videos, text, and quizzes how to understand a challenge by talking with the people most affected by it, designing a solution, and creating an organization to carry it out.

Other Coursera courses offered by Yale SOM faculty include The Global Financial Crisis, taught by Professor Andrew Metrick and former treasury secretary Timothy Geithner; Introduction to Negotiation, taught by Professor Barry Nalebuff; and Financial Markets and Narrative Economics, taught by Professor Robert Shiller.

Learn more about Creating Change through Social Entrepreneurship. 

Listen to Teresa Chahine’s podcast, Impact & Innovation.  

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• Keyword box—Enter any text that may appear in the desired results. The search will look for your keyword in the course code, course title, school, instructor name, and anything in the course description.
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The Basic and Advanced searches still apply, and the Yale College Attributes serve to provide even more filtering options to basic and/or advanced searches.

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Yale College Attributes feature the opportunity to search by distributinal designations and first-year and sophomore seminars.

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Managing at Yale Core Courses

Core courses online.

The  Managing at Yale  core courses are delivered through an online learning platform. Like an online college course, you can complete much of the content asynchronously—at your own pace—during times that work best for your schedule while still experiencing the benefits of live instruction when critically necessary. You are encouraged to participate in all live sessions with subject matter experts, however, you have the flexibility to watch most of the recorded sessions on your own time.

• Managing at Yale Essentials

This virtual course provides new managers with an understanding of managing at Yale and is held over a six-week period. Participants dedicate approximately 4 hours/week to the program.

Over the course of the program, we’ll be introducing you to the essential resources, information, standards, and expectations that are most critical to ensure a strong and successful start or continuation to your management career at Yale. In this six-week course, you will:

• Discover how to use the online learning platform and identify best practices for digital learning
• Examine Yale’s Leadership Expectations and Manager Accountabilities, assess personal leadership skills, and discuss nuanced cases to identify ethical and moral responsibilities of Yale Managers
• Explore Emotional Intelligence and ways it can inform your approach to difficult conversations
• Identify and discuss respective roles of management, bargaining unit employees, union stewards and organizers as well as the institutional union in a unionized work environment
• Explore the various roles within the HR department at Yale, and review interview techniques, feedback and performance management

View a sample of the Managing at Yale Essentials Agenda .

Great Manager Program

This virtual five-week course continues the learning journey by providing managers a better understanding of themselves, their management style, and insights on how best to create an effective culture for their team. Participants invest up to 4 hours/week into their learning.

This program addresses the specific challenges Yale leaders face every day, including creating a diverse and inclusive culture and developing yourself and those you lead. Over the course of the program, you will:

• Examine the role of the manager in creating a high-performance organization and relate cultural artifacts and indications to their impact on organizational culture
• Explore how to develop yourself and others by recognizing different DiSC styles and what resources are available to effectively develop a career at Yale
• Understand the importance of using Situational Leadership as an influence tool to achieve results
• Develop skills to enhance ability, willingness, and competency of managers to engage staff in dialogue regarding issues of diversity and inclusion

View a  sample of the Great Manager Program Agenda .

• Managing for Results

This final step of the initial journey continues as a virtual five-week course and provides a deeper understanding of how effective managers create high levels of satisfaction for customers, their staff, and themselves. Participants dedicate up to 4 hours/week to this program.

Managing for Results is designed to continue to advance your leadership acumen, strategic agility, and professional aptitude you need to be successful. In this course, you will:

• Explore measures and how to make information and data meaningful to answer questions related to success
• Define the roles of a manager, build management agenda, and construct a personalized action priority matrix to help with time management
• Discuss managerial presence and effective communication techniques
• Explore The Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team® model

View a sample of the Managing for Results Agenda .

Mid-Senior Manager Courses

Extraordinary leader program.

This one-day program for managers will educate, train and motivate you to become a great leader. It provides you with new insights on what make leaders extraordinary. A 360-degree leadership assessment, development plan and a coach are included. We recommend that you attend this twelve months following Managing for Results, the last course in the Managing at Yale series.

In today’s rapidly changing, highly competitive environment, the organizations that excel in their respective markets will be those whose people are most competent, passionate, and focused on delivering results. The Extraordinary Leader Program presents a proven framework for helping individuals make a profound difference in their organization’s results and in their own performance and development. The program is built on research-based principles of leadership performance. This workshop will share this process and help you apply it to your own performance and development within the organization. Once completed you are provided with a coach for a free 90 minute session.

Advancing the Extraordinary Leader Program

This half-day program for managers will assess improvements you have made on the development areas you identified during your initial experience in the Extraordinary Leader Program. A 360-degree leadership assessment, development plan, and coach are again included. We recommend that you attend this training eighteen months following the Extraordinary Leader Program.

Step One – Am I eligible?

• If yes, please proceed to Step Two .
• Aspiring Manager Program

Step Two – Identify the course(s) you need to take.

Can’t remember? Check your transcripts in Workday Learning.

• Log into Workday Learning
• Navigate to “My Learning” in the left-hand column
• Navigate to “View Learning Transcript”
• Review for any of the Managing at Yale core courses: and make a note of the date(s) you attended. Has it been over 5 years since you last attended? If so, consider retaking these course(s) as a refresher.

Step Three – Register

In Workday Learning , search for the course(s) that you still need to complete to register. Your registration will go into a pending status while we verify you are in the correct course. If we discover you may have registered for an incorrect course, we will reach out to get you into the correct course. Once approved you will receive a welcome email with additional information and your Cohort’s Agendas.

If your transcripts identified that you need just two of the foundational core courses please reach out to learning@yale.edu with your request.

• Employed at the University for 12 or more months.
• Don’t know what your Job Grade is? To check your grade, please consult with your HRG.
• Have you completed all three pre-requisites (the foundational core courses: Managing at Yale Essentials, Great Manager Program, Managing for Results?)
• If you have answered Yes to all of the above, please proceed to Step Two.
• Log in to Workday Learning
• Review for any of the Block Two courses and note the date you attended. Has it been over 5 years since you last attended? Have you changed departments and have been in your new department for at least 12 months? If so, consider retaking the course(s) as a refresher.

In Workday Learning , search for the course(s) that you still need to complete to register. Your registration will go into a pending status while we verify you are in the correct course. If we discover you may have registered for an incorrect course, we will reach out to get you into the correct course. Once approved you will receive a welcome email with additional information.

Extraordinary Leader Program (pre-requisite: Managing at Yale Essentials, Great Manager Program and Managing for Results)

Advancing the Extraordinary Leader Program (pre-requisite: attended the Extraordinary Leader Program at least 12 -18 months, prior to this course start date)

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at learning@yale.edu .

Being able to manage your time is important to us. We estimate you need to set aside an average of 4 hours per week. Some weeks may be more than that while other weeks will be less. Managing at Yale Essentials, Week 4 Labor Relations, live videos are the heaviest with two 120-minute mandatory sessions. All other live sessions are recorded and available for viewing during the week they were recorded.

Once you have registered, we expect you to be available to participate in all three modules. We encourage you to reach out to the Learning Center at learning@yale.edu to determine the start dates and the best time to register. If your vacation interrupts your learning in any single module, it may be wise to choose another Cohort.

You will always have access to the content you created. However, access to the learning content is limited to the one-year timeframe of your license.

Please contact us at learning@yale.edu to discuss which Cohort fits your schedule and do not register for a Cohort via TMS. If you have already registered, please contact us as soon as possible to discuss the next steps.

Once a license is activated, it is the responsibility of the participant to continue with their learning. Please contact learning@yale.edu immediately to discuss your individual situation. Fees may apply.

Yale has contracted with an online learning platform, which requires an individual license to access the platform.

Yes, there is fee associated with each participants license. Yale provides the license at no cost to participants, however, if you activate your license and do not attend, a $60.00 recovery fee may be charged back to your department.

The initial core Managing at Yale series offered through the online learning platform has three modules and two 60-day breaks; Managing at Yale Essentials (6 weeks with 2 mandatory live sessions in week #4), the Great Manager Program (4 weeks), and Managing for Results (4 weeks).

Following the completion of the three core modules, we offer two programs for managers to continue their development via a 360-assessment. This assessment and facilitated session are presented by Zenger Folkman, a globally recognized research-based consulting company. These courses are: Extraordinary Leader Program and its follow-up program, Advancing the Extraordinary Leader Program. It is recommended to start your 360-assessment process with the Extraordinary Leader Program 12 months following the completion of the initial core Managing at Yale series.

Yes. Once your license has been activated, you will be asked to complete all three modules in that same Cohort. Should an emergency arise, please reach out to us to discuss your individual situation at learning@yale.edu .

Please contact us at learning@yale.edu to discuss your situation prior to registration. Once your license has been activated, you will be asked to complete all three modules in that same Cohort.

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What are people most afraid of? What do our dreams mean? Are we natural-born racists? What makes us happy? What are the causes and cures of mental illness? This course tries to answer these questions and many others, providing a comprehensive overview of the scientific study of thought and behavior. It explores topics such as perception, communication, learning, memory, decision-making, persuasion, emotions, and social behavior. We will look at how these aspects of the mind develop in children, how they differ across people, how they are wired-up in the brain, and how they break down due to illness and injury.

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1 video 3 readings

1 video • Total 2 minutes

• How to take this course • 2 minutes • Preview module

3 readings • Total 30 minutes

• About this course • 10 minutes
• Optional Happiness Survey • 10 minutes
• Introductory readings • 10 minutes

Foundations

In this module, you will learn about foundational psychological theories and findings in psychology. We will start with the discovery that our mental lives have a physical basis, introducing the field of neuroscience. And then we will turn to two major psychological theories that have come to shape the world that we now live in—Freud’s psychodynamic theory and Skinner’s theory of behaviorism.

17 videos 3 readings 1 quiz

17 videos • Total 135 minutes

• The astonishing hypothesis • 4 minutes • Preview module
• Dualism • 14 minutes
• Neurons • 14 minutes
• Parts of the brain • 9 minutes
• Our two brains • 5 minutes
• A bit of humility • 5 minutes
• Sigmund Freud • 3 minutes
• The psychodynamic approach • 10 minutes
• Stages of development • 5 minutes
• Defense mechanisms • 6 minutes
• Scientific assessment of Freud • 7 minutes
• Taking Freud seriously • 3 minutes
• B.F. Skinner • 4 minutes
• Habituation • 2 minutes
• Classical conditioning • 12 minutes
• Instrumental conditioning • 14 minutes
• Scientific assessment of Skinner • 11 minutes
• The Brain • 10 minutes
• Freud • 10 minutes
• Skinner • 10 minutes

1 quiz • Total 30 minutes

• Foundations • 30 minutes

Development and Language

In this module, you will learn about foundational psychological research into development and language. Specifically, you will learn about methods for studying how infants and children think and the core discoveries that they have led to. Then you will learn about the structure of language, how language is learned, and end with a little bit on animal communication, language processing, and relationship between language and thought.

14 videos 2 readings 1 quiz

14 videos • Total 110 minutes

• Big questions about development • 6 minutes • Preview module
• Piaget • 4 minutes
• Piaget's Developmental Stage Theory • 7 minutes
• Scientific evaluation of Piaget • 4 minutes
• Methods for studying infants • 14 minutes
• How are children different from adults? • 6 minutes
• Explanations for development • 11 minutes
• What is language? • 2 minutes
• Basic facts about language • 11 minutes
• Phonology • 3 minutes
• Morphology • 5 minutes
• Syntax • 8 minutes
• Language acquisition • 13 minutes
• Language and thought • 10 minutes

2 readings • Total 20 minutes

• Development • 10 minutes
• Language • 10 minutes
• Development and language • 30 minutes

In this module, you will learn about cognitive psychology. Specifically, you will learn about how we perceive the world, how attention works, and we store our experiences in memory.

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12 videos • Total 64 minutes

• From the world to the mind • 2 minutes • Preview module
• Problems of perception • 5 minutes
• Perception of brightness • 2 minutes
• Perception of objects • 4 minutes
• Perception of depth • 5 minutes
• Attention • 8 minutes
• Important memory distinctions • 2 minutes
• Memory storage • 6 minutes
• Learning • 5 minutes
• Remembering • 4 minutes
• Failures of memory • 10 minutes
• False memories • 6 minutes
• Perception and attention • 10 minutes
• Memory • 10 minutes
• Cognition • 30 minutes

1 plugin • Total 21 minutes

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Self and others

In this module, you will learn about psychology examining the self and others. Specifically, in the first half, you will learn about social and non-social emotions. In the second half, you will learn about how we deal with other people—social psychology.

15 videos 2 readings 1 quiz

15 videos • Total 121 minutes

• Evolution of emotion • 10 minutes • Preview module
• Why evolution matters • 13 minutes
• Facial expressions • 7 minutes
• Fear • 4 minutes
• Kinship • 7 minutes
• Attachment • 8 minutes
• Prisoner's dilemma • 12 minutes
• Irrationality and culture • 8 minutes
• Social animals • 3 minutes
• Self • 12 minutes
• Attribution • 4 minutes
• Liking • 8 minutes
• The psychology of groups • 4 minutes
• Social categories • 4 minutes
• Social categories II • 11 minutes
• Emotions • 10 minutes
• Social • 10 minutes
• Self and others • 30 minutes

In this module, you will learn human variation. The focus will focus on personality and intelligence, and the role of genes and environment in explaining individual differences. The second half will focus on clinical psychology by reviewing prominent mental illnesses and therapies.

13 videos 2 readings 1 quiz

13 videos • Total 87 minutes

• How are we different? • 2 minutes • Preview module
• Personality • 7 minutes
• Intelligence • 6 minutes
• Behavioral genetics • 6 minutes
• Major discoveries about genes and environment • 5 minutes
• Parenting • 8 minutes
• Mental illness • 6 minutes
• Schizophrenia • 10 minutes
• Mood disorders • 9 minutes
• Anxiety disorders • 5 minutes
• Dissassociation disorders • 6 minutes
• Personality disorders • 3 minutes
• Therapy • 8 minutes
• Differences • 10 minutes
• Clinical psychology • 10 minutes
• Variation • 30 minutes

The good life

In the final module, you will learn how psychologists measure happiness and what factors contribute to the good life

7 videos 2 readings 1 quiz

7 videos • Total 26 minutes

• Positive psychology • 1 minute • Preview module
• What is happiness? • 3 minutes
• Happiness set point • 10 minutes
• Happiness is relative • 3 minutes
• Judgments about past events are skewed • 2 minutes
• Humility and Optimism • 3 minutes
• Now what? • 1 minute
• Happiness • 10 minutes
• Optional Happiness Survey - Follow Up • 10 minutes

1 quiz • Total 20 minutes

• Happiness • 20 minutes

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A very comprehensive course, giving you the insights into the field of psychology, even with no prior background of psychology, and containing interesting references and examples throughout the course

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An excellent course to get a general idea about psychology as well as understanding of what to do next if you are into learning more. Very useful links for extra reading. And very engaging instructor.

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The Graduate School offers opportunities to pursue interdisciplinary fields of study through our formal combined PhD programs. In addition, students may also request to create an ad hoc combined program in consultation with their department or program.

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The Graduate School offers a number of summer funding awards to support academic activities related to PhD degree requirements. These include competitive research travel fellowships and tuition grants for enrollment in GSAS-sponsored language courses offered in Yale Summer Session.

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By partnering with the MacMillan Center and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, graduate students with representatives in the Graduate Student Assembly are eligible for annual conference travel funding of up to $800.

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The MacMillan Center administers a variety of fellowships that support research, language study, conference travel, and other academic activities related to international and area studies.

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If you are interested in leading an academic event, such as a workshop or conference, the Dean's Colloquium and Symposium Fund provides financial support for graduate student-led events

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PhD students may apply for up to $800 to support conference travel to recognized professional domestic or international conferences and academic meetings as a presenter (session chair or discussant). To qualify, your presentation must be on an international topic. The grant will supplement any funds that you may receive from your home department or from the conference, if it provides travel subsidies. The grant is available to PhD students in programs in the Humanities and the Social Sciences, and to select PhD programs in the professional schools that have a humanities or a social sciences dimension.

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This in-person panel will discuss the impact of their architectural education and the route that they’ve taken into less traditional modes of architectural practice.

Ioana Barac Principal, Atelier Cue; Adjunct Professor of Design, University of Hartford; Yale Master of Architecture, 2003

Gioia Connell Architecture and Climate Resilience, Yale Master of Architecture, Yale Master of Environmental Management, 2020

Helen Bechtel Architect + Independent Curator, Yale Master of Architecture, 2010

Antonia Devine Real Estate Development & Construction, Yale Master of Architecture, 2013

Michelle Fornabai Conceptual Artist, Princeton Master of Architecture, 1992

Caitlin Taylor Architect + Farmer, Yale Master of Architecture, 2013

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