[Rcourses] Winter 2026 R'Courses Still Available!

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Still looking for a course to add to your Winter schedule? We have 20
R'Courses to choose from!


This week, we’d like to highlight a few of our R'Courses with plenty of
seats still available:

   - *ANTH 190-46J: Reimagining Black Geographies in the Americas: *This
   multidisciplinary course examines how Black communities and identities
   developed in the Americas.
   - *EDUC 198-005: Public Health In Inland Southern California: *This
   course examines public health in the IE, with a specific focus on health
   inequality and how to create healthier communities.


*Troubleshooting*

   - R’Courses are capped at 20 students. If a class you want to take is
   full, we’re not able to enroll you over the cap.
   - R’Courses are open to all UCR undergraduates. If you have trouble
   enrolling in a class and seats are still available, please let us know.


*Now Available!*

   - ANTH 190 Reimagining Black Geographies in the Americas
   - EDUC 198 Understanding Social and Behavioral Aspects of Autism
   Spectrum Disorder
   - EDUC 198 Imagineer: Build Your Own Disneyland or Universal Studio Ride
   *FULL!*
   - EDUC 198 Immigrant Perspectives in Southern California: Navigating
   Challenges and Exploring Experiences
   - EDUC 198 Pediatric Health Inequities for Children (Age: 2-11) in
   Southern California
   - EDUC 198 Public Health In Inland Southern California
   - EDUC 198 Reframing Healing Narratives: Investigating Diverse Human
   Experiences in Healthcare
   - HIST 198 History of The World Cup
   - LING 198 The Art of Empire: Roman History through Art
   - MCS 198 Combatting the Mainstream Narrative
   - MCS 198 Taylor Swift: Whiteness, Feminism, and Activism in
   Contemporary Culture
   - MCS 198 The History of Black Metal and the Alt Right
   - ME 198 PORSCHE: A Testament to Human Ingenuity
   - MUS 198 The History of Nintendo: From Playing Cards to Global Gaming
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   - NASC 198 From Concept to Creation: 3D Printing Workshop *FULL!*
   - NASC 198 The Role of Oxidative Stress in Chronic Disease and Health
   Disparities
   - POSC 190 The Nagorno-Karabakh and Azerbaijan Conflict: Legacies of the
   Armenian Genocide from 1915 to the Present
   - PSYC 198 The Rise of the True Crime Genre in Media
   - PSYC 198 Pleasure in Pain? – Exploring the Brain’s Overlapping
   Circuits *FULL!*
   - TFDP 190 Punk Cinema: What Stylistic Choices Make a Movie Punk?

Interested in teaching your own R’Courses? Check out our website (
https://engage.ucr.edu/rcourses/create) and email rcourses at ucr.edu with
questions.



*The R’Courses Team*

Center for Undergraduate Research and Engaged Learning
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