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University of Iowa Center for Human Rights
College of Law
| Associate Director | Brian R. Farrell |
|---|---|
| Location | 615 JB (Jefferson Building ) |
| Phone | 319-335-3900 |
| uichr@uiowa.edu | |
| Registration Email | uichr@uiowa.edu |
| Website | https://uichr.uiowa.edu/ |
| General Catalog | https://catalog.registrar.uiowa.edu/law/university-center-human-rights/ |
7 courses found, displaying all courses.
| Course # | Title | Hours | Notes | Enrollments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HRTS:2115:0100 |
Course Title is
Introduction to Human Rights
Instructors:
Brian Farrell
(Primary Instructor)
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3 s.h.
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Registration Information:
This course is appropriate for students at all levels; it has no prerequisites.
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Open
0
of 30 enrolled
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| HRTS:2908:0EXW |
Course Title is
Governance and Human Rights
How Cities Make a Difference
Subsession: Off-cycle
Wed Feb 18 00:00:00 CST 2026 -
Wed Apr 15 00:00:00 CDT 2026
Start and end times:
5:30P - 6:30P
W
Online
02/18/2026 - 04/15/2026
Arranged Time
Asynchronous Online
Instructors:
Stefanie Bowers
(Primary Instructor)
|
1 s.h.
|
Registration Information:
This course is appropriate for students at all levels; it has no pre-requisites. It includes both synchronous online class meetings and asynchronous content. For asynchronous instruction students will engage in a variety of activities, which may include podcasts, webinars, and films.
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DOE Distance Course (EX*)
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Open
0
of 30 enrolled
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| HRTS:2909:0001 |
Course Title is
Human Rights Lab
Focus on Film
Subsession: Off-cycle
Wed Feb 04 00:00:00 CST 2026 -
Wed Apr 01 00:00:00 CDT 2026
Arranged Time
Asynchronous Online
Instructors:
Amy Weismann
(Primary Instructor)
|
1 s.h.
|
Registration Information:
This course content delivery includes in-person meetings as well as asynchronous content. It is appropriate for students at all levels; it includes no prerequisites.
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Open
0
of 30 enrolled
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| HRTS:2910:0EXW |
Course Title is
Law & Human Rights
Wrongful Convictions
Subsession: Off-cycle
Mon Mar 02 00:00:00 CST 2026 -
Mon Apr 27 00:00:00 CDT 2026
Start and end times:
6:30P - 7:30P
M
Online
03/02/2026 - 04/27/2026
Arranged Time
Asynchronous Online
|
1 s.h.
|
DOE Distance Course (EX*)
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Open
0
of 30 enrolled
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| HRTS:3906:0001 |
Course Title is
Global Crises and Human Rights
Contemporary Threats to Cultural Heritage
Instructors:
Stephanie Patridge
(Primary Instructor)
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3 s.h.
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Registration Information:
This course is appropriate for all student populations; it includes no prerequisites.
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0
of 30 enrolled
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| HRTS:3920:0001 |
Course Title is
Advocacy in Action
Arranged Time
Arranged Location
Instructors:
Amy Weismann
(Primary Instructor)
|
3 s.h.
|
Restricted to Human Rights Certificate students.
Registration Information:
This course includes mandatory participation in a student advocacy seminar and related activities in Washington D.C. April 14 - 18. The experience is designed to gain hands-on practice creating and implementing an advocacy plan for a group or individual experiencing human rights violations. Course fees are pooled to cover transportation to Washington D.C., public ground transportation, accommodations, and a shared dinner. Additional meals will be covered based on available funding from the course fee pool. A UICHR administrator will review the remaining available budget with students after hotel rooms and flights have been booked.
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0
of 15 enrolled
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| HRTS:3930:0001 |
Course Title is
Peer Assistantship
Advocacy in Action
Start and end times:
3:30P - 5:20P
M
Arranged Location
Arranged Time
Arranged Location
Instructors:
Amy Weismann
(Primary Instructor)
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2 s.h.
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Restricted for all students.
Registration Information:
Contact Jo Butterfield (jo-butterfield@uiowa.edu) to override restriction.
This course includes mandatory participation in a student advocacy seminar and related activities in Washington D.C. in March (TBD). The experience is designed to gain hands-on practice creating and implementing an advocacy plan for a group or individual experiencing human rights violations. Course fees are pooled to cover transportation to Washington D.C., public ground transportation, accommodations, and a shared dinner. Additional meals will be covered based on available funding from the course fee pool. A UICHR administrator will review the remaining available budget with students after hotel rooms and flights have been booked.
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0
of 2 enrolled
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7 courses found, displaying all courses.