DePaul’s Inside-Out Prison Exchange program courses are offered through the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, the College of Education, the Theatre School, the School of Computing and Digital Media, and the College of Law.
Courses taught at Stateville Correctional Center, Crest Hill, Illinois:
- Philosophy of Restorative Justice, Kimberly Moe
- Law, Masculinity, and Community Organizing, John Zeigler,
- Law and Politics, Christina Rivers
- Law, Politics, and Mass Incarceration, Christina Rivers
- Foundations in Criminology, Xavier Perez
Courses taught at Cook County Correctional Center, Chicago, Illinois:
- Philosophy of Restorative Justice, Kimberly Moe
- Humanity and Homelessness, Jen Kouba
- Theology Behind Bars, Scott Paeth
- Critical Community Engagement, Xavier Perez and Jacqui Lazù
- Free Will, Motivation, and Change, Joseph Rice
- Performance, Movement, and Mindfulness, Laura Biagi
- Storytelling: Words That Heal, Michelle Lopez-Rios
- Critical Community Engagement: Deconstructing the School-to-Prison Pipeline, Christopher Worthman
- Writing and Social Engagement From Hip-Hop to Hashtags, Coray Ames Hoffner
- The Power of Comedy: Agency, Leadership, and Hope, Liz Joynt-Sandberg
- Doing Math with Agency: Personal Growth and Social Change, Mindy Kalchman
- Law, Masculinity, and Community Organizing, John Zeigler
- Professional Writing and Communication, Jen Kouba
- Legal and Professional Writing, Karl Lockhart
- Non-Violence and Community-Building, Joseph Rice
- African American Politics, Christina Rivers