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  1. PWR1 SBB: Rhetoric of Robots and Artificial Intelligence

  2. PWR: Rhetorics of Health, Illness, and Medicine

  3. Political Science Research Guide

  4. European education

  5. Environmental education

  6. Resource Guide for Program in International Relations Honor Thesis Research

  7. Education policy

  8. Journalism

  9. Anthropology & Archaeology Research Guide

  10. Civic education

  11. Activism, Demonstrations, Protest

  12. Resource Guide for CISAC Honor Thesis Research

  13. PWR 1HT: What Are You, Anyway? The Rhetorics of Ethnic and Racial Identity

  14. Education in the Middle East

  15. International comparative education

  16. Gustave Gimon Collection on French Political Economy

  17. Economics of education

  18. Motivation in education

  19. Southeast Asian studies

  20. Government Information

  21. Germanic Studies

  22. Sociology of education

  23. Jewish Studies

  24. Philosophy of education

  25. Indigenous peoples and education

  26. Qualitative research

  27. Psychology resources

  28. Communication

  29. ESF 18: Between Gods and Beasts: The Struggle for Humanity

  30. Medieval Studies

  31. Mathematics and statistics

  32. Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR)

  33. PWR 1CA: The Rhetoric of Gaming

  34. Physics and applied physics

  35. Immigrant and migrant education

  36. PWR 1KR: Trust, Rhetoric, and Writing

  37. PWR 1WG: Reading Minds: The Rhetoric of Consciousness

  38. ESF 7: Education as Self-Fashioning: The Transformation of the Self

  39. PWR 1EH: Rhetorics of Resistance

  40. PWR 1RLA: Stuff of Nightmares: The Rhetoric of Fear

  41. Civil and environmental engineering

  42. Bioengineering

  43. History of education

  44. Materials science and engineering

  45. Philosophy

  46. Chicana/o-Latina/o-Latinx community at Stanford University

  47. History and social science education

  48. Biology

  49. Religion and education

  50. Management science and engineering

  51. French Studies

  52. Researching contemporary art

  53. Virtual Reality: Possibility and Peril of Immersive Artwork

  54. ARCHLGY 134: Museum Cultures: Material Representation in the Past and Present (ARCHLGY 234, ARTHIST 284B)

  55. CSRE 153R: Before the Model Minority: South Asians in the US (HISTORY 253P)

  56. PWR 1IYA: The Art and Science of Gender and its Bending

  57. PWR 1JPA: The rhetoric of a liberal arts education

  58. PWR 1HF: From Ghost Bikes to the Googleplex: Digital Rhetoric and Social Action

  59. Newspaper and News Sources

  60. PWR 1MA:The Power of Words

  61. PWR 1SMC: Beyond the Boundary: The Rhetoric of Maps, Borders, and Networks

  62. Colonial states and African societies

  63. Slavic, East Central and Southeast Europe, and Eurasia Studies

  64. PWR 1NC: From gaming avatars to green cards: forms of identity

  65. PWR 1LF: #NoBodyIsDisposable: The rhetoric of disability

  66. History of science and technology

  67. PWR 1El: Watch now: rhetorics of film and television

  68. PWR 1BK: Writing what you eat: the rhetoric of food

  69. PWR 1JSA: The rhetoric of plants

  70. Black students at Stanford University

  71. PWR 1AB: Podcasts to broadcasts: the rhetoric of radio

  72. PWR 1EP: The rhetoric of global development and social change

  73. PWR 1HK: Food Values

  74. Middle Eastern Studies

  75. PWR 1AN: The rhetoric of identity cultivated through a hip-hop world.

  76. PWR 1RW: Writing for liberation: the rhetoric of antiracism

  77. African Historical Photographs

  78. Stanford University Archives

  79. Critical pedagogy

  80. Gender and education

  81. Higher education

  82. New education books

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