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A seminar providing a foundation in reflective practices, infant/family observation, and mindfulness for professionals working with young children and families.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

A small group course for reflecting on clinical work with mothers, partners, and young children to support professional development.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

PSYCHIAT 901 teaches diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric illness in athletes, including exercise-based interventions and systems-level mental health initiatives.

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An independent study elective providing exposure to research methodology in psychiatry and affective neuroscience.

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PSYCHIAT 919 offers a customized clinical elective experience with faculty.

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A clinical elective for graduate/professional students focusing on behavioral medicine patient care and psychiatric unit operations under faculty supervision.

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Advanced clinical experience in psychiatric consultation and liaison for medical, surgical, and emergency patients.

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A community psychiatry elective providing immersive experience in community mental health within assertive community treatment teams.

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PSYCHIATRY GERIATRIC CLINICAL ELECTIVE covers care of older adults with mental illness under clinical supervision.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

PSYCHIAT 931 covers clinical care and public health approaches for persons with dementia and their caregivers through the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

PSYCHIATRY ADDICTION CLINICAL ELECTIVE covers the etiology, assessment, and treatment of substance use disorders and psychiatric co-morbidity.

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PSYCHIATRY INPATIENT ADVANCED CLINICAL EXPERIENCE introduces common psychiatric diagnoses through supervised inpatient patient care and clinical interviews.

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PSYCHIAT 946 introduces core knowledge and skills in child and adolescent psychiatry through clinical exposure.

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PSYCHIAT 947 provides clinical rotation experience at MMHI, focusing on forensic psychiatry, patient interaction, and forensic assessment basics.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

PUBAFFR 200 provides a general primer on large-scale US federal and state government policies, explaining the policy process and contemporary questions of concern to policymakers.

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Introduction to US health policy examining government roles, health care economics, and policy analysis skills.

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This course explores partisan conflict in modern American politics and teaches tactics for managing policy conflict to advance decision-making.

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EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY MAKING teaches how policymakers use research, how to judge evidence rigor, and how to communicate findings effectively.

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Introduces public program evaluation tools and the Rubin Causal Model to estimate causal effects for health policy solutions.

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A directed study course where students design a personalized program of study with an instructor.

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PUBAFFR 327 is an administrative internship that integrates classroom theory with practical application in public policy organizations.

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Overview of political actors in the policy process with a focus on policy implementation, using public administration and organizational behavior concepts.

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A workshop providing opportunities to engage in research on health policy issues and possible solutions.

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A workshop course where students engage in research on public policy issues and possible solutions.

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ANALYTIC TOOLS FOR PUBLIC POLICY trains students in analytical skills and tools to comprehend, assess, and address complex public policy decisions using quantitative and qualitative methods.

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Examines how public policy shapes inequality across racial and ethnic groups in areas like labor, education, and housing.

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PUBAFFR 799 is an independent reading course where students devise a custom program of study in collaboration with an instructor.

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A professional development workshop for Public Affairs students focusing on writing, presentations, and job search skills for policy careers.

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Introduction to statistical methods, probability, and quantitative analysis for public policy.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

PUBAFFR 827 is an Administrative Internship that integrates classroom theory with practical application and skills development in a professional setting.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026