The following courses have been taught in EPI:
Communication Studies
- CC 100: Fundamentals of Speech Communication
- CC 266: Conflict Negotiation and Resolution
- CC 357: Leadership
Economics
- EC 203: Principles of Economics
- EC 290: Topics in Economics: Macroeconomics
- EC 290: Topics in Economics: The U.S. Economy
- EC 290: Topics in Economics: Business of Finance
History
- HI 240: Introduction to Genocide Studies
Interdisciplinary
- IN 154: Power and Privilege
- IN 155: The Politics of Race
- IN 208: Rainbow Nation? Race, Class, and Culture in South Africa
- IN 318: Worldwide Underground: Hip Hop as Resistance Around the Globe
Literature
- LI 120: Introduction to Literary Studies
- LI 201: Literary Foundations
- LI 202: American Women Writers
- LI 204: Topics in Literature: Race and Autobiography
- LI 209: Topics in U.S. Multicultural Literature: Afrofuturism
- LI 212: Black Revolutionary Thought
- LI 304: Topics in Literature: Comedic Literature
- LI 304: Topics in Literature: Unmapping: Pathways to Freedom through Creativity
Foreign Language
- LS 101: Elementary Spanish I
- LS 102: Elementary Spanish II
Math
- MT 106: Business Mathematics
Philosophy
- PH 203: Topics in Ethics: The Good Life
- PH 206: Free Will, Responsibility, and Agency
- PH 210: Narrative Ethics
Political Science
- PL 230: The US and Latin America
Science
- SC 214: Plagues and Pandemics
- SC 291: Genes and Heredity
Sociology
- SO 200: Race and Ethnicity: The Key Concepts
- SO 210: Topics in Sociology/Anthropology: Introduction to Genocide Studies
- SO 210 Topics in Sociology/Anthropology: Race and Urban Space
- SO 310 Advanced Topics in Sociology/Anthropology: Social Theory
Theatre
- TH 121: Introduction to Acting
- TH 203: Perspectives in World Theatre
- TH 204: Theatre into Film
- TH 215: U.S. Theatre and Performance
- TH 315: US Theatre
Visual & Media Arts
- VM 101: History of Visual Media Arts II
- VM 105: Introduction to Visual Arts
- VM 200: Media Criticism and Theory
- VM 220: Writing the Short Subject
- VM 310: Television Culture
Writing
- WR 101: Introduction to College Writing
- WR 101: Where Nonfiction Meets Poetry: The Personal Essay
- WR 121: Research Writing
- WR 216: Introduction to Creative Writing: Non-Fiction