Great Teachers, Great Courses...
What is this? Great Teachers, Great courses is a feature designed to highlight our amazing faculty and a few of the unique classes they teach.
Feel free to browse through our Great Teachers, Great Courses articles to learn a bit more about what academic life is like at Muhlenberg College.
- Advanced Seminar in Neuroscience with Dr. Bruce Wightman
- Biochemistry with Dr. Amy Hark
- Computer Science 1, Introduction to Robotics with Dr. George Benjamin
- Documentary Research with Dr. Lora Taub-Pervizpour
- Environmental Philosophy with Dr. Daniel Doviak
- Epidemic America with Dr. Dan Wilson
- Field Biology and Plant Ecology with Dr. Rich Niesenbaum
- Introduction to Electronic Music with Dr. Doug Ovens
- Management with Dr. Roland Kushner
- Mind and Brain with Dr. Jeremy Alden Teissére
Great Teachers, Great Courses
For many students, the course in Documentary Research is their first foray into making media.
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Students in Jeremy Teissére's 'Mind and Brain' course have quite a challenge - can the experience of consciousness be narrowed down to 100 billion neurons?
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Dr. Roland Kushner knows that management skills can't be taught in a vacuum.
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Professor Dan Wilson’s students don’t just read about history; they learn from those who lived it.
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What insights can worms provide about tissue and organ systems in the human body?
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For many students in Dr. Douglas Ovens' class, this is their first musical experience at Muhlenberg.
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Dr. Niesenbaum's Field Biology and Plant Ecology class is just one of many to use the 63-acre Graver Arboretum.
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Dr. Amy Hark wants her students to look beyond the classroom and see the impact the subjects they are studying have in the wider world.
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Students in Dr. George Benjamin’s class are mastering more than basic computer science skills. They’re learning about programming and robotics by focusing on problem sets.
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Dr. Daniel Doviak, assistant professor of philosophy at Muhlenberg College, invites his environmental philosophy students to study the relationship between humanity and the world they occupy.
