Hear from UCSB faculty across the disciplines who have successfully incorporated the UCSB Reads book into a course and learn how the UCSB Reads program can support your instruction.
Panelists include Tim Dewar (Gervirtz Graduate School of Education), Brian Donnelly (English), Kathy Foltz (Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology), Behrooz Parhami (Electrical & Computer Engineering), and Kathy Patterson (Writing Program). Moderated by Elina Salminen (CITRAL).
Winter 2022:
ART 100: Intermediate Contemporary Painting Issues; Jane Callister
CMPSC 185: Human-Computer Interaction; Misha Sra
CMPSC1901: Introduction to Natural Language Processing; William Wang
ED E 371: Professional Issues; Tim Dewar
ENGL 10: Introduction to Literary Study - Exploring Literature and the Culture of Information; Brian Donnelly
ENGL 146AI: Literature and/of Artificial Intelligence; Rita Raley
ENGL165AD: Transpacific Speculative Fiction: Imagining Asian Pacific Futures; Heidi Amin-Hong
FEMST 139: Women of Color Revolutionary Dialogues; Grace Chang
FEMST 186: Gender and Society; Grace Chang
LING 12: Approached to University Writing for Multilingual Students; Amy Small
MCDB 194KF: Science for the Common Good; Kathy Foltz
PHIL 145: Punishment & Responsibility; Elinor Mason
RG ST 110F: Religion and Science Fiction; Rudy Busta
WRIT 2: Academic Writing 2; Christopher Dean
WRIT 109SS: Writing for the Social Sciences; Kathy Patterson
Please let us know if you would like a review copy by emailing UCSBReads@library.ucsb.edu.
If you have decided to incorporate Exhalation:Stories by Ted Chiang into a 2022 course, please email UCSBReads@library.ucsb.edu with the course title, quarter, expected enrollment, and total number of copies needed.
Spring 2022:
AS AM 5: Introduction to Asian American Literature; erin Khue Ninh
ENG 134AD: Asian American Literature; Heidi Amin-Hong
ED E 371: Professional Issues; Tim Dewar
ENV S 193CP: Conservation Planning; Stephanie Moret
GLOBL 1: Global History, Culture & Ideology; Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky
HIST 2C/2CH: World History, 1700-present; Harold Marcuse
LING W 12: Approaches to University Writing for Multilingual Students ; Andreea Corona
LING 3G: EMS: Advanced Graduate Writing for International Students; Ingrid Bowman
WRIT 1: Writing 1; Brian C. Ernst
WRIT 109SS: Writing for the Social Sciences; Kathy Patterson
CONTACT US
If you have decided to incorporate Exhalation:Stories by Ted Chiang into a 2022 winter or spring class, please email UCSBReads@library.ucsb.edu with the course title, quarter, expected enrollment, and total number of copies needed.
PRINT COPIES
Faculty who are considering incorporating the book into a winter or spring course can have a copy mailed to their preferred address by writing UCSBReads@library.ucsb.edu.
Students can receive a free copy of the book during the UCSB Reads Book Giveaway outside the Library's West Paseo entrance on Tuesday, February 1 from 10am while supplies last.
For all other questions, please email UCSBReads@library.ucsb.edu.