W118

* Audit Description: Informational report of all class notes for active class sections.

W118: Class sections with notes Spring 2026 - refreshed: 24-MAR-26/00:37
all_classnotes2262M report generated: 24-MAR-26

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

ANTH 307 Chinese Cultural Heritage 1 21274 IA,Special Topic: Chinese Cultural Heritage. The study of Chinese cultural heritage through perspectives on ancient and classical works - including divination and folklore, kinship and ritual, archeological artifacts, and literary traditions such as drama and poetry.

ANTH 307 Vikings: Myth, Legend, Reality 2 24044 IA,Special Topic - Vikings: Myth, Legend, Reality. Investigate the Vikings of legend as they were a thousand years ago, their influence on today's culture & media, and examine the material evidence scattered throughout Europe and the Middle East.

ANTH 339 Forensic Anthropology 1 23710 IA,Special Topic: Forensic Anthropology. Comprehensive study of methods and approaches within the field of forensic anthropology, which focuses on the human skeleton as pertinent to medicolegal investigations. Overview of skeletal anatomy and in-depth evaluation and application of methods for estimating age, sex, stature, and the assessment of taphonomy, trauma, pathology, and individualizing features. Critical reflection on practical and ethical issues.

ANTH 339 Medical Anthropology 2 23729 IA,Special Topic: Medical Anthropology. Medical anthropology examines medicine as a site of encounter that is both intimate and global. This course traces the fieldżs evolution from cultural explanations of illness to critical approaches that link health, power, and inequality. Students analyze the ways biomedicine, global health, and structural forces shape bodyminds, care, disability, and healing across social, political, and ecological contexts.

ANTH 359 Art and Archaeology 1 23735 IA,Special Topic: Art and Archaeology. Exploration of the importance of art in archaeology. Art can provide valuable insights into spiritual beliefs, cultural practices, and elements of personal style, such as hairstyles or clothing, that often do not survive in archaeological records. Includes the fundamentals in iconographic analysis, art history and materiality and how these methods can be used with archaeological research.

ANTH 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium 1 21214 Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.

ANTH 485 Experimental Archaeology 1 21441 IA,Special Topic: Experimental Archaeology. Study of the methods and scientific approaches used in experimental archaeology to provide a better understanding of the technologies of the past and how they reflect and were affected by humankind. Students research, design, and implement an experimental project.

ANTH 559 Remote Sensing in Archaeology 1 23691 IA,Special Topic: Remote Sensing in Archaeology. Hands-on introduction to remote sensing applications in archaeology. Includes how archaeologists use non-invasive technologies to locate, document, and analyze archaeological landscapes using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) with LiDAR and multispectral cameras. Experience with ground-based geophysical methods including ground penetrating radar (GPR) and gradiometry to identify buried features without excavation.

ANTH 680 Forensic Anthropology Casework 1 21039 IA,Special Topic: Forensic Anthropology Casework. Application of processes, protocols, and methods used in forensic anthropology casework, including responding to inquiries, conducting analysis, and preparing case reports. Includes mock case studies.

ANTH 680 Geospatial Analysis Essentials 2 21040 IA,Special Topic: Geospatial Analysis Essentials. Overview of the use and applications of Geographic Information Science and Technology. Specifically, training of ArcGIS Pro including the basics of data acquisition, spatial analysis and cartography. Includes a series of labs and a small final project.

ANTH 680 AI & Human-Computer Interactn 3 21041 IA,Special Topic: AI and Human-Computer Interaction. Overview of AI's current use and implications amidst a variety of populations and products. Topics include AI development history and models, human-AI co-creation and collaboration, trust and transparency, ethics, and more. Students learn from industry experts, use AI critically to support workflows, and critically discuss the use and misuse of AI with each other.

ART 304 Harlem Renaissance 1 23540 IA,This course will focus on the Harlem Renaissance, a period Black American creative efflorescence, roughly 1920-1940, in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City and beyond. While the lives and works of visual artists will be centered in the course, we will also explore intersections with other creative and intellectual realms, including literature, music, theater, and film.

ART 308 History of Photography 1 21590 IA,This course will trace the history of photography from its invention in the 1830s through its employment in contemporary art.

ART 321 The Natural World 1 21136 IA,Create a series of works on paper informed by a study of images and ideas about nature. Instruction in watermedia tools and techniques. Explore the work of artists who take the natural world as a primary subject.

ART 396B Art Workshop 2 24098 IA,Bronze Foundry Continuation

BA 250 Financial Accounting 1 23055 IA,This class includes Immediate Access Fee which provides access to required text materials at a reduced amount.

BA 252 Management Accounting 1 23056 IA,This class includes Immediate Access Fee which provides access to required text materials at a reduced amount.

BA 438 Applications in Entrepreneur 1 23060 IA,There will be a one day field trip on Sunday, February 1st to Startup Humboldt in downtown Arcata

BA 451 Advanced Fin Accounting 1 23062 IA,This class includes Immediate Access Fee which provides access to required text materials at a reduced amount.

COMM 321 Digital Communication 2 23846 IA,Off Campus - Pelican Bay

COMM 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium 1 21308 IA,Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.

COMM 423 Health Communication 2 23851 IA,Off Campus - Pelican Bay

COMM 432 Critical Cultural Comm 1 23843 IA,Pelican Bay

CRGS 480 Radical Compassion 1 23849 IA,Class topic: Enacting compassion towards self, others, and in community, are radical acts in challenging times. This course explores practices in compassion and healing justice. Let us work towards an ethical practice of cultivating pathways between empathy, accountability, and social action.

CRGS 482 Internship 1 21075 IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.

CRGS 482 Internship 2 21076 IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.

CRGS 482 Internship 3 21077 IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.

CRGS 491 Mentoring 1 21079 IA,Instructor approval required. Email cmh204@humboldt.edu.

CRGS 491 Mentoring 2 21676 IA,Instructor approval required. Email cmh204@humboldt.edu.

ECON 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium 1 23173 Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.

ENGL 305 Postcolonial Lit/Decolonizing 1 23615 IA,This class will examine how contemporary Caribbean and British-born Caribbean writers grapple with the idea of "homeland" in a colonized (or formerly colonized) space.

ENGL 336 Multicultural Queer Narratives 1 21171 IA,Special Topic Description: Analyze coming-of-age memoir, biomythography, poetry, fiction, and film subverting conventions of sexuality, gender, ethnicity, and narrative. Audre Lorde, Chen Chen, Carla Trujillo, Lamya H, George Johnson, Waawaate Fobister, and more. This class is cross-listed with ES 336 and WS 336.

ENGL 342 Approaches to Shakespeare 1 21173 IA,Special Topic Description: This class will explore current approaches to teaching, performing, and adapting Shakespeare as well as scholarly work on Shakespeare and colonialism; race and religion; and early modern trans-studies.

ENGL 394 Oregon Shakespeare Festival 1 21554 IA,Weekend field trip to Ashland, Oregon to see two plays at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The dates for this trip are April 17 and 18. Course includes discussion about plays and performances. Pre-trip meeting March 4 and post-trip meeting May 6.

ENGL 536 #becauseofoctavia 1 23667 IA,Special Topic Description: The life and work of Afro-futurist Octavia Butler alongside contemporary texts inspired by her oeuvre from visual art to scholarship on environmental justice and adrienne maree brown's emergent strategy.

ENGL 580 Facilitated Writing Community 1 23613 IA,Special Topic Description: Use guided writing exercises to draft your master's project, thesis, or written graduate-level exams. Opportunities for informal and supportive peer feedback. Open to any grad student in any program.

ENGR 322 Risk & Data Analysis for Engr 10 22271 IA,If you need to request a permission # to add this class, please direct your request to ENGR Dept Co-Chair, Prof Eileen Cashman.

ENGR 322 Risk & Data Analysis for Engr - Laboratory 11 22272 IA,If you need to request a permission # to add this class, please direct your request to ENGR Dept Co-Chair, Prof Eileen Cashman.

ENGR 340 Manufacturing I 10 23702 DA,Please contact ENGR Dept Co-Chair, Prof Maysam Mousaviraad, for a permission # to register for ENGR 340. Be sure to indicate which lab section you are trying to get into.

ENGR 340 Manufacturing I - Laboratory 11 23736 DA,Please contact ENGR Dept Co-Chair, Prof Maysam Mousaviraad, for a permission # to register for ENGR 340. Be sure to indicate which lab section you are trying to get into.

ENGR 340 Manufacturing I - Laboratory 13 23823 DA,Please contact ENGR Dept Co-Chair, Prof Maysam Mousaviraad, for a permission # to register for ENGR 340. Be sure to indicate which lab section you are trying to get into.

ENST 123 Sewing, Mending & Natural Dyes 1 21348 IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: Milo Tom. Class meetings Feb 09- Apr 24 in CCAT

ENST 123 Art and Animal Justice 2 21357 IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: Venus Shearer. Class meetings Feb 09- Apr 24 in CCAT

ENST 123 Sustainable Cooking 3 21448 IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: Olivia Resendes. Class meetings Feb 09- Apr 24 in CCAT

ES 202 Hip Hop & the Black Experience 1 21429 IA,Students taking ES 202 will be required to attend and present at Cal Poly Humboldt's annual Hip-Hop conference, scheduled for April 30 and May 1, 5 PM - 9 PM, both days.

ES 280 Hip Hop Conference Attendance 2 21372 IA,Dates for the Hip-Hop conference are April 30 and May 1. Attend a conference aimed at deepening an understanding of Hip-Hop culture. Keynote talk, academic presentations, artistic performances. Refer to the Canvas course for information and assignments.

ES 336 Multicultural Queer Narratives 1 21082 IA,Special Topic Description: Analyze coming-of-age memoir, biomythography, poetry, fiction, and film subverting conventions of sexuality, gender, ethnicity, and narrative. Audre Lorde, Chen Chen, Carla Trujillo, Lamya H, George Johnson, Waawaate Fobister, and more. This class is cross-listed with ENGL 336 and WS 336.

ESM 469 Field Course in Env Sci & Mgmt 1 23637 IA,Mattole Restoration Field Course. Will take place May 18-22, 2026 along the Mattole River near Petrolia. The cost of the field course is $400. Contact Flora Brain flora@mattole.org for more information and to reserve your place.

FILM 308 History of Photography 1 21557 IA,This course will trace the history of photography from its invention in the 1830s through its employment in contemporary art.

FILM 478 ADV 16mm & New Media Practices 1 23598 IA,Students will gain a deeper knowledge of 16mm film production processes and emerging media technologies that center the development of personal voice and style through various methods of visual storytelling.

GEOG 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium 1 23860 Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.

GEOG 469 Geography Field Experience 1 21421 IA,California Geographic Society Conference in Huntington Beach, CA 4/23-4/25/2026

GEOL 300L Geology of CA Field Trip 1 22599 IA,A course fee of $45 is required for this class.

GEOL 303 Environmental Geology 1 23367 IA,Pelican Bay course.

W118: Class sections with notes Spring 2026 - refreshed: 24-MAR-26/00:37 all_classnotes2262M report generated: 24-MAR-26
Class	Sect	CN	Class Notes
ANTH 307 Chinese Cultural Heritage	1	21274	IA,Special Topic: Chinese Cultural Heritage. The study of Chinese cultural heritage through perspectives on ancient and classical works - including divination and folklore, kinship and ritual, archeological artifacts, and literary traditions such as drama and poetry.
ANTH 307 Vikings: Myth, Legend, Reality	2	24044	IA,Special Topic - Vikings: Myth, Legend, Reality. Investigate the Vikings of legend as they were a thousand years ago, their influence on today's culture & media, and examine the material evidence scattered throughout Europe and the Middle East.
ANTH 339 Forensic Anthropology	1	23710	IA,Special Topic: Forensic Anthropology. Comprehensive study of methods and approaches within the field of forensic anthropology, which focuses on the human skeleton as pertinent to medicolegal investigations. Overview of skeletal anatomy and in-depth evaluation and application of methods for estimating age, sex, stature, and the assessment of taphonomy, trauma, pathology, and individualizing features. Critical reflection on practical and ethical issues.
ANTH 339 Medical Anthropology	2	23729	IA,Special Topic: Medical Anthropology. Medical anthropology examines medicine as a site of encounter that is both intimate and global. This course traces the fieldżs evolution from cultural explanations of illness to critical approaches that link health, power, and inequality. Students analyze the ways biomedicine, global health, and structural forces shape bodyminds, care, disability, and healing across social, political, and ecological contexts.
ANTH 359 Art and Archaeology	1	23735	IA,Special Topic: Art and Archaeology. Exploration of the importance of art in archaeology. Art can provide valuable insights into spiritual beliefs, cultural practices, and elements of personal style, such as hairstyles or clothing, that often do not survive in archaeological records. Includes the fundamentals in iconographic analysis, art history and materiality and how these methods can be used with archaeological research.
ANTH 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium	1	21214	Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.
ANTH 485 Experimental Archaeology	1	21441	IA,Special Topic: Experimental Archaeology. Study of the methods and scientific approaches used in experimental archaeology to provide a better understanding of the technologies of the past and how they reflect and were affected by humankind. Students research, design, and implement an experimental project.
ANTH 559 Remote Sensing in Archaeology	1	23691	IA,Special Topic: Remote Sensing in Archaeology. Hands-on introduction to remote sensing applications in archaeology. Includes how archaeologists use non-invasive technologies to locate, document, and analyze archaeological landscapes using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) with LiDAR and multispectral cameras. Experience with ground-based geophysical methods including ground penetrating radar (GPR) and gradiometry to identify buried features without excavation.
ANTH 680 Forensic Anthropology Casework	1	21039	IA,Special Topic: Forensic Anthropology Casework. Application of processes, protocols, and methods used in forensic anthropology casework, including responding to inquiries, conducting analysis, and preparing case reports. Includes mock case studies.
ANTH 680 Geospatial Analysis Essentials	2	21040	IA,Special Topic: Geospatial Analysis Essentials. Overview of the use and applications of Geographic Information Science and Technology. Specifically, training of ArcGIS Pro including the basics of data acquisition, spatial analysis and cartography. Includes a series of labs and a small final project.
ANTH 680 AI & Human-Computer Interactn	3	21041	IA,Special Topic: AI and Human-Computer Interaction. Overview of AI's current use and implications amidst a variety of populations and products. Topics include AI development history and models, human-AI co-creation and collaboration, trust and transparency, ethics, and more. Students learn from industry experts, use AI critically to support workflows, and critically discuss the use and misuse of AI with each other.
ART 304 Harlem Renaissance	1	23540	IA,This course will focus on the Harlem Renaissance, a period Black American creative efflorescence, roughly 1920-1940, in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City and beyond. While the lives and works of visual artists will be centered in the course, we will also explore intersections with other creative and intellectual realms, including literature, music, theater, and film.
ART 308 History of Photography	1	21590	IA,This course will trace the history of photography from its invention in the 1830s through its employment in contemporary art.
ART 321 The Natural World	1	21136	IA,Create a series of works on paper informed by a study of images and ideas about nature. Instruction in watermedia tools and techniques. Explore the work of artists who take the natural world as a primary subject.
ART 396B Art Workshop	2	24098	IA,Bronze Foundry Continuation
BA 250 Financial Accounting	1	23055	IA,This class includes Immediate Access Fee which provides access to required text materials at a reduced amount.
BA 252 Management Accounting	1	23056	IA,This class includes Immediate Access Fee which provides access to required text materials at a reduced amount.
BA 438 Applications in Entrepreneur	1	23060	IA,There will be a one day field trip on Sunday, February 1st to Startup Humboldt in downtown Arcata
BA 451 Advanced Fin Accounting	1	23062	IA,This class includes Immediate Access Fee which provides access to required text materials at a reduced amount.
COMM 321 Digital Communication	2	23846	IA,Off Campus - Pelican Bay
COMM 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium	1	21308	IA,Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.
COMM 423 Health Communication	2	23851	IA,Off Campus - Pelican Bay
COMM 432 Critical Cultural Comm	1	23843	IA,Pelican Bay
CRGS 480 Radical Compassion	1	23849	IA,Class topic: Enacting compassion towards self, others, and in community, are radical acts in challenging times. This course explores practices in compassion and healing justice. Let us work towards an ethical practice of cultivating pathways between empathy, accountability, and social action.
CRGS 482 Internship	1	21075	IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.
CRGS 482 Internship	2	21076	IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.
CRGS 482 Internship	3	21077	IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.
CRGS 491 Mentoring	1	21079	IA,Instructor approval required. Email cmh204@humboldt.edu.
CRGS 491 Mentoring	2	21676	IA,Instructor approval required. Email cmh204@humboldt.edu.
ECON 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium	1	23173	Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.
ENGL 305 Postcolonial Lit/Decolonizing	1	23615	IA,This class will examine how contemporary Caribbean and British-born Caribbean writers grapple with the idea of "homeland" in a colonized (or formerly colonized) space.
ENGL 336 Multicultural Queer Narratives	1	21171	IA,Special Topic Description: Analyze coming-of-age memoir, biomythography, poetry, fiction, and film subverting conventions of sexuality, gender, ethnicity, and narrative. Audre Lorde, Chen Chen, Carla Trujillo, Lamya H, George Johnson, Waawaate Fobister, and more. This class is cross-listed with ES 336 and WS 336.
ENGL 342 Approaches to Shakespeare	1	21173	IA,Special Topic Description: This class will explore current approaches to teaching, performing, and adapting Shakespeare as well as scholarly work on Shakespeare and colonialism; race and religion; and early modern trans-studies.
ENGL 394 Oregon Shakespeare Festival	1	21554	IA,Weekend field trip to Ashland, Oregon to see two plays at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The dates for this trip are April 17 and 18. Course includes discussion about plays and performances. Pre-trip meeting March 4 and post-trip meeting May 6.
ENGL 536 #becauseofoctavia	1	23667	IA,Special Topic Description: The life and work of Afro-futurist Octavia Butler alongside contemporary texts inspired by her oeuvre from visual art to scholarship on environmental justice and adrienne maree brown's emergent strategy.
ENGL 580 Facilitated Writing Community	1	23613	IA,Special Topic Description: Use guided writing exercises to draft your master's project, thesis, or written graduate-level exams. Opportunities for informal and supportive peer feedback. Open to any grad student in any program.
ENGR 322 Risk & Data Analysis for Engr	10	22271	IA,If you need to request a permission # to add this class, please direct your request to ENGR Dept Co-Chair, Prof Eileen Cashman.
ENGR 322 Risk & Data Analysis for Engr - Laboratory	11	22272	IA,If you need to request a permission # to add this class, please direct your request to ENGR Dept Co-Chair, Prof Eileen Cashman.
ENGR 340 Manufacturing I	10	23702	DA,Please contact ENGR Dept Co-Chair, Prof Maysam Mousaviraad, for a permission # to register for ENGR 340. Be sure to indicate which lab section you are trying to get into.
ENGR 340 Manufacturing I - Laboratory	11	23736	DA,Please contact ENGR Dept Co-Chair, Prof Maysam Mousaviraad, for a permission # to register for ENGR 340. Be sure to indicate which lab section you are trying to get into.
ENGR 340 Manufacturing I - Laboratory	13	23823	DA,Please contact ENGR Dept Co-Chair, Prof Maysam Mousaviraad, for a permission # to register for ENGR 340. Be sure to indicate which lab section you are trying to get into.
ENST 123 Sewing, Mending & Natural Dyes	1	21348	IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: Milo Tom. Class meetings Feb 09- Apr 24 in CCAT
ENST 123 Art and Animal Justice	2	21357	IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: Venus Shearer. Class meetings Feb 09- Apr 24 in CCAT
ENST 123 Sustainable Cooking	3	21448	IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: Olivia Resendes. Class meetings Feb 09- Apr 24 in CCAT
ES 202 Hip Hop & the Black Experience	1	21429	IA,Students taking ES 202 will be required to attend and present at Cal Poly Humboldt's annual Hip-Hop conference, scheduled for April 30 and May 1, 5 PM - 9 PM, both days.
ES 280 Hip Hop Conference Attendance	2	21372	IA,Dates for the Hip-Hop conference are April 30 and May 1. Attend a conference aimed at deepening an understanding of Hip-Hop culture. Keynote talk, academic presentations, artistic performances. Refer to the Canvas course for information and assignments.
ES 336 Multicultural Queer Narratives	1	21082	IA,Special Topic Description: Analyze coming-of-age memoir, biomythography, poetry, fiction, and film subverting conventions of sexuality, gender, ethnicity, and narrative. Audre Lorde, Chen Chen, Carla Trujillo, Lamya H, George Johnson, Waawaate Fobister, and more. This class is cross-listed with ENGL 336 and WS 336.
ESM 469 Field Course in Env Sci & Mgmt	1	23637	IA,Mattole Restoration Field Course. Will take place May 18-22, 2026 along the Mattole River near Petrolia. The cost of the field course is $400. Contact Flora Brain flora@mattole.org for more information and to reserve your place.
FILM 308 History of Photography	1	21557	IA,This course will trace the history of photography from its invention in the 1830s through its employment in contemporary art.
FILM 478 ADV 16mm & New Media Practices	1	23598	IA,Students will gain a deeper knowledge of 16mm film production processes and emerging media technologies that center the development of personal voice and style through various methods of visual storytelling.
GEOG 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium	1	23860	Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.
GEOG 469 Geography Field Experience	1	21421	IA,California Geographic Society Conference in Huntington Beach, CA 4/23-4/25/2026
GEOL 300L Geology of CA Field Trip	1	22599	IA,A course fee of $45 is required for this class.
GEOL 303 Environmental Geology	1	23367	IA,Pelican Bay course.

W118: Class sections with notes Spring 2026 - refreshed: 24-MAR-26/00:37
all_classnotes2262M report generated: 24-MAR-26

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

GEOL 314 Petrology 10 22367 IA,A course fee of $30 is required for this class.

GEOL 380 Applied Geophysics 1 22720 IA,Prereq of algebra (MATH 101), and a prereq or co-req of PHYX 107 or PHYX 109, OR with instructor permission. Concurrent enrollment in Geol 380L is required.

GEOL 380L Applied Geophysics 1 23371 IA,Prereq of algebra (MATH 101), and a prereq or co-req of PHYX 107 or PHYX 109, OR with instructor permission. Concurrent enrollment in Geol 380 is required.

GEOL 435 Geologic Field Methods II 10 22370 IA,A course fee of $190 is required for this class.

HIST 109B Modern Latin America 1 23751 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877 3 21353 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877 3 21480 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 209 Critical History 1 23752 IA,This class will meet online synchronously through Monday, February 9; the remaining sessions will meet in person.

HIST 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium 1 21208 Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.

HIST 397 Grimms' Fairy Tales 2 23758 IA,The Jan. 23 and Feb. 6 sessions of this class will meet online synchronously; the remaining sessions will meet in person.

HIST 482 Internship in History 1 21205 IA,Internships at local museums, archives, historic sites, etc.

HIST 482 Internship in History 2 21447 IA,Internships at local museums, archives, historic sites, etc.

HIST 490W Senior Seminar in History 1 21452 IA,This class will meet online synchronously through Monday, February 9; the remaining sessions will meet in person.

INTL 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium 1 21151 Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.

INTL 490 International Studies Capstone 1 21152 IA,Open to all majors. Email the instructor for a permission number.

JMC 120 Beginning Reporting 1 23951 IA,Class is online asynchronous.

JMC 156 Video Production 10 21579 IA,Choose Class Section 10 (Lecture Component) to enroll in JMC 156.

JMC 302 Mass Media and Popular Arts 1 21311 IA,Class is online asynchronous.

JMC 305 Global Media and Society 1 21324 IA,Class is online asynchronous.

JMC 309 Analyzing Media Messages 1 21320 IA,Class is online asynchronous.

JMC 322 Editing 1 23859 IA,Prerequisites may be waived. Please contact instructor.

MUS 107J Jazz Combos 1 21277 IA,IA,Three combos will rehearse Fridays at 12:00, 1:00, and 2:00 in Music A 131, plus one more hour TBA . Please see https://music.humboldt.edu/jazz for further information.

MUS 407J Jazz Combos 1 21278 IA,IA,Three combos will rehearse Fridays at 12:00, 1:00, and 2:00 in Music A 131, plus one more hour TBA . Please see https://music.humboldt.edu/jazz for further information.

PSCI 110 American Government 1 21189 IA,This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.

PSCI 110 American Government 3 21191 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.

PSCI 110 American Government 4 21198 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.

PSCI 159 California Government 1 21403 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

PSCI 159 California Government 2 24095 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

PSCI 160 California Institutions 1 21404 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

PSCI 240 Intro to Internat'l Relations 1 23759 IA,This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.

PSCI 303W Global Inequalities 1 21450 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.

PSCI 306 Environmental Politics 1 21193 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with synchronous class sessions.

PSCI 347 US Foreign Policy 1 23763 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.

PSCI 371 E Law Conference 1 21364 IA,Three separate synchronous online meetings in addition to attendance at an off-campus conference at the University of Oregon School of Law in Eugene, OR between 3/12 and 3/15.

PSCI 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium 1 21199 Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.

RS 393 Compassion Studies 1 21656 IA,Compassion is the bedrock of all Buddhist teachings, yet techniques and the concept of compassion has shifted over time from monastic, ascetic contexts to Buddhist influences in the modern health and wellness industry. This course will examine the classic text, The Path of the Bodhisattva by Santideva, in conjunction with modern studies on how compassion works, with additional materials drawn from Buddhist sutras and commentaries, psychology, and cognitive science.

RS 394 Jewish Spirituality Weekend 1 21361 IA,Celebrate the Sabbath with beautiful rituals, songs, and meals. Weekend led by Rabbi Naomi Steinberg.

RS 394 Gomde Tibetan Buddhist Retreat 2 21362 IA,Spend two nights at a traditional, Tibetan retreat center in beautiful Leggett, CA. Learn basic Tibetan Buddhists teachings, including chanting and meditation.

RS 394 Church Jesus Christ LDS Faith 3 21363 IA,This experience will provide a unique opportunity to learn about and participate in worship services of The Church for Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The weekend will delve into the history and practices of the faith, a Sunday worship experience, and a Sunday afternoon open discussion. This opportunity is designed to increase understanding and collaboration between community members of all walks of life.

SOC 280 Carceral Geographies 1 21432 IA,This class will take a field trip to Sacramento Friday, February 13 through Sunday, February 15.

SOC 494 PSA Field Trip 1 21633 IA,This class will take a field trip to Long Beach, CA from Wednesday, April 1 to Saturday, April 4, 2026.

SP 201 Interdisciplinary Comm 1 23533 IA,This is a synchronous online course and will require participation in the scheduled class meetings.

SP 310 Interdisciplinary Inquiry 1 23346 IA,This will be a Hyflex class. Students can choose to participate in person or online.

SPAN 403 Three Revolutions 1 23896 IA,Course Topic: Three Revolutions

SPAN 480 Undergraduate Seminar 1 23938 Pre Departure Meetings: December 2, 5:00-7:50 pm in TBD December 9, 5:00-7:50 pm in TBD December 16, 5:00-7:50 pm in TBD Travel Abroad: January 8 - 19, 2026 Service Dates: January 12 - 16, 2026

SW 330 Social Work Policy 2 23146 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 330 Social Work Policy 3 23322 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 330 Social Work Policy 4 23624 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 341 Social Work Methods II 2 23142 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 341 Social Work Methods II 3 23197 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 341M Social Work Methods II Lab 3 23143 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 341M Social Work Methods II Lab 4 23254 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 341M Social Work Methods II Lab 5 23198 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 341M Social Work Methods II Lab 6 23256 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

W118: Class sections with notes Spring 2026 - refreshed: 24-MAR-26/00:37 all_classnotes2262M report generated: 24-MAR-26
Class	Sect	CN	Class Notes
GEOL 314 Petrology	10	22367	IA,A course fee of $30 is required for this class.
GEOL 380 Applied Geophysics	1	22720	IA,Prereq of algebra (MATH 101), and a prereq or co-req of PHYX 107 or PHYX 109, OR with instructor permission. Concurrent enrollment in Geol 380L is required.
GEOL 380L Applied Geophysics	1	23371	IA,Prereq of algebra (MATH 101), and a prereq or co-req of PHYX 107 or PHYX 109, OR with instructor permission. Concurrent enrollment in Geol 380 is required.
GEOL 435 Geologic Field Methods II	10	22370	IA,A course fee of $190 is required for this class.
HIST 109B Modern Latin America	1	23751	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877	3	21353	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877	3	21480	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 209 Critical History	1	23752	IA,This class will meet online synchronously through Monday, February 9; the remaining sessions will meet in person.
HIST 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium	1	21208	Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.
HIST 397 Grimms' Fairy Tales	2	23758	IA,The Jan. 23 and Feb. 6 sessions of this class will meet online synchronously; the remaining sessions will meet in person.
HIST 482 Internship in History	1	21205	IA,Internships at local museums, archives, historic sites, etc.
HIST 482 Internship in History	2	21447	IA,Internships at local museums, archives, historic sites, etc.
HIST 490W Senior Seminar in History	1	21452	IA,This class will meet online synchronously through Monday, February 9; the remaining sessions will meet in person.
INTL 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium	1	21151	Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.
INTL 490 International Studies Capstone	1	21152	IA,Open to all majors. Email the instructor for a permission number.
JMC 120 Beginning Reporting	1	23951	IA,Class is online asynchronous.
JMC 156 Video Production	10	21579	IA,Choose Class Section 10 (Lecture Component) to enroll in JMC 156.
JMC 302 Mass Media and Popular Arts	1	21311	IA,Class is online asynchronous.
JMC 305 Global Media and Society	1	21324	IA,Class is online asynchronous.
JMC 309 Analyzing Media Messages	1	21320	IA,Class is online asynchronous.
JMC 322 Editing	1	23859	IA,Prerequisites may be waived. Please contact instructor.
MUS 107J Jazz Combos	1	21277	IA,IA,Three combos will rehearse Fridays at 12:00, 1:00, and 2:00 in Music A 131, plus one more hour TBA . Please see https://music.humboldt.edu/jazz for further information.
MUS 407J Jazz Combos	1	21278	IA,IA,Three combos will rehearse Fridays at 12:00, 1:00, and 2:00 in Music A 131, plus one more hour TBA . Please see https://music.humboldt.edu/jazz for further information.
PSCI 110 American Government	1	21189	IA,This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.
PSCI 110 American Government	3	21191	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.
PSCI 110 American Government	4	21198	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.
PSCI 159 California Government	1	21403	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
PSCI 159 California Government	2	24095	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
PSCI 160 California Institutions	1	21404	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
PSCI 240 Intro to Internat'l Relations	1	23759	IA,This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.
PSCI 303W Global Inequalities	1	21450	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.
PSCI 306 Environmental Politics	1	21193	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with synchronous class sessions.
PSCI 347 US Foreign Policy	1	23763	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.
PSCI 371 E Law Conference	1	21364	IA,Three separate synchronous online meetings in addition to attendance at an off-campus conference at the University of Oregon School of Law in Eugene, OR between 3/12 and 3/15.
PSCI 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium	1	21199	Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.
RS 393 Compassion Studies	1	21656	IA,Compassion is the bedrock of all Buddhist teachings, yet techniques and the concept of compassion has shifted over time from monastic, ascetic contexts to Buddhist influences in the modern health and wellness industry. This course will examine the classic text, The Path of the Bodhisattva by Santideva, in conjunction with modern studies on how compassion works, with additional materials drawn from Buddhist sutras and commentaries, psychology, and cognitive science.
RS 394 Jewish Spirituality Weekend	1	21361	IA,Celebrate the Sabbath with beautiful rituals, songs, and meals. Weekend led by Rabbi Naomi Steinberg.
RS 394 Gomde Tibetan Buddhist Retreat	2	21362	IA,Spend two nights at a traditional, Tibetan retreat center in beautiful Leggett, CA. Learn basic Tibetan Buddhists teachings, including chanting and meditation.
RS 394 Church Jesus Christ LDS Faith	3	21363	IA,This experience will provide a unique opportunity to learn about and participate in worship services of The Church for Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The weekend will delve into the history and practices of the faith, a Sunday worship experience, and a Sunday afternoon open discussion. This opportunity is designed to increase understanding and collaboration between community members of all walks of life.
SOC 280 Carceral Geographies	1	21432	IA,This class will take a field trip to Sacramento Friday, February 13 through Sunday, February 15.
SOC 494 PSA Field Trip	1	21633	IA,This class will take a field trip to Long Beach, CA from Wednesday, April 1 to Saturday, April 4, 2026.
SP 201 Interdisciplinary Comm	1	23533	IA,This is a synchronous online course and will require participation in the scheduled class meetings.
SP 310 Interdisciplinary Inquiry	1	23346	IA,This will be a Hyflex class. Students can choose to participate in person or online.
SPAN 403 Three Revolutions	1	23896	IA,Course Topic: Three Revolutions
SPAN 480 Undergraduate Seminar	1	23938	Pre Departure Meetings: December 2, 5:00-7:50 pm in TBD December 9, 5:00-7:50 pm in TBD December 16, 5:00-7:50 pm in TBD Travel Abroad: January 8 - 19, 2026 Service Dates: January 12 - 16, 2026
SW 330 Social Work Policy	2	23146	DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 330 Social Work Policy	3	23322	DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 330 Social Work Policy	4	23624	DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 341 Social Work Methods II	2	23142	DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 341 Social Work Methods II	3	23197	DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 341M Social Work Methods II Lab	3	23143	DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 341M Social Work Methods II Lab	4	23254	DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 341M Social Work Methods II Lab	5	23198	DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 341M Social Work Methods II Lab	6	23256	DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

W118: Class sections with notes Spring 2026 - refreshed: 24-MAR-26/00:37
all_classnotes2262M report generated: 24-MAR-26

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

SW 351 Human Behavior & Social Env II 2 23144 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 351 Human Behavior & Social Env II 3 23321 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 355 Social Agency Experience - Tutorial 11 23150 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 355 Social Agency Experience - Tutorial 21 23283 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 355 Social Agency Experience - Tutorial 31 23338 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 356 Social Work Field Preparation 2 23148 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 356 Social Work Field Preparation 3 23281 DA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 442 Grant Writing 2 23474 DA,This course explores the principles, theories, and applications of clinical relational practice (CRP) in social work. Students will develop the ability to use the therapeutic relationship as a tool for healing and empowerment, integrating insights from relational-cultural theory, psychodynamic thought, and critical social work. Emphasis is placed on self-awareness, reflexivity, and understanding the sociocultural and structural dimensions of client-practitioner relationships. This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the

semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 442 Grant Writing 1 23137 DA,Grant writing is often necessary to seek funding for social service agencies; Tribal agencies; and rural communities to supplement programs and services. In this class you will develop grant writing research, assessment, development, writing, reporting, and management skills to write grants This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 456 Field Experience Seminar 2 23135 IA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 456 Field Experience Seminar 3 23136 IA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 456 Field Experience Seminar 4 23476 IA,This is an online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3-4 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 11 21111 IA,Costume Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 12 23616 IA,Costume Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 13 23617 IA,Prop Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 14 23618 IA,Prop Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 15 23619 IA,Scene Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 16 23620 IA,Scene Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 17 23726 IA,Scene Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 18 23727 IA,Costume Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 19 23728 IA,Prop Shop Lab

WLC 387 Intl Educ Week Colloquium 1 23861 IA,Attend 15 sessions during IEW week 2/9-2/13 and participate in an online discussion forum. Sessions are mostly in person with a few online (asynch and synch) options.

WLC 480 ISLP Mexico 2 21505 IA,Pre Departure Meetings: December 2, 5:00-7:50 pm BSS 204 December 9, 5:00-7:50 pm in BSS 204 December 16, 5:00-7:50 pm in BSS 204 Travel Abroad: January 8 - 19, 2026 Service Dates: January 12 - 16, 2026 Cultural Activities and Excursions throughout the trip. Post Trip Meetings: February 3, 5:00-7:50 pm in BSS 204

WLDF 495W Senior Project 2 22618 IA,Week 1 & 2 in person; week 3 - 6 will be online synchronous; week 7 - 16 will be in person

WS 336 Multicultural Queer Narratives 1 21527 IA,Special Topic Description: Analyze coming-of-age memoir, biomythography, poetry, fiction, and film subverting conventions of sexuality, gender, ethnicity, and narrative. Audre Lorde, Chen Chen, Carla Trujillo, Lamya H, George Johnson, Waawaate Fobister, and more. This class is cross-listed with ES 336 and ENGL 336.