W118

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

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2026 - refreshed: 21-MAR-26/00:37
all_classnotes2264M report generated: 22-MAR-26

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

ANTH 579 Cultural Resource Management 2 43789 The class will be offered in a Hyflex mode - students may attend virtually or in-person.

ART 302 Global Africa 1 43836 This course will examine connections between Africa and the rest of the world over time, from the ancient world to the present. We will consider examples of African cultures, traditions, and artists in terms of intersections with other peoples and places in contexts such as migration, trade, politics, and religion.

ART 308 Representation in Film Matters 1 41467 Concepts of filmic and media representation will be explored to look at different ways that BIPOC & Queer centered stories and filmmakers have transcended the conventional narrative storytelling structures.

BIOL 198 BIOL 340 Genetics Supl Inst 98 43930 Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Biol 340.

BIOL 198 BIOL 105 Supplemental Instruct 99 43929 Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Biol 105.

BOT 198 BOT 105 Supplemental Instruct 99 43931 Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Bot 105.

CHEM 198 CHEM 228 Org Chem Supl Inst 96 43935 Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Chem 228.

CHEM 198 CHEM 110 Gen Chem II Supl Inst 97 43934 Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Chem 110.

CHEM 198 CHEM 109 Gen Chem I Supl Inst 98 43933 Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Chem 109.

CHEM 198 CHEM 107 Supplemental Instruct 99 43932 Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Chem 107.

CRGS 480 White Nationalism and the U.S. 1 43900 CRGS 480: White Nationalism and the United States Examines the origins of white nationalism and its impact seen today. Explores white nationalism as sociopolitical structure premised on the fallacy of superiority over non-white groups by understanding the role of U.S. social institutions.

CRGS 482 Internship 1 41147 IA,IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.

CRGS 482 Internship 2 41501 IA,IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.

CRGS 482 Internship 3 41518 IA,IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.

CRGS 491 Mentoring 1 41148 IA,IA,Contact instructor at ca3@humboldt.edu to add course.

CRGS 491 Mentoring 2 41149 IA,IA,Contact instructor at ca3@humboldt.edu to add course.

EC 500 Environment & Community Rsrch 1 41010 Class consists of multiple local field trips, locations TBA

EED 708 TPA Support 1 1 43005 This mostly asynchronous course includes four extended in-person sessions dedicated to CalTPA Completion Workshops. Please refer to the EED Programżs sequential progression materials for details.

ENGL 240 Postcolonial Fiction into Film 1 41171 Special Topic Description: Read essays and short stories, and watch films based on these narratives. Artists and their characters reflect on home, navigate borders, critique colonialism, and imagine new worlds. Examine the politics of translation and adaptation, and the role of storytelling in żdecolonizing the mindż (Ngżgż wa Thiong'o). Authors include Ghassan Kanafani (Palestine), Colum McCann (Ireland), and many others.

ENGL 336 Lit of Migration& Displacement 1 41245 ES/WS/ENGL 336: Lit of Migration & Displacement Read poetry, memoir and fiction by first- and second-generation migrants, refugees, exiles, captives, and others who leave home, by choice or by force. Consider borders, boarding schools, removal, expulsion, incarceration, middle passage.

ENGL 636 Advanced Topics in Literature 1 43528 Special Topic Description: In this class, we will read literature and scholarship that help us explore how scholars in our field read historically and research histories, specifically in relation to gender, sexuality, class, race and religion.

ES 336 Lit of Migration& Displacement 1 41246 ES/WS/ENGL 336: Lit of Migration & Displacement Read poetry, memoir and fiction by first- and second-generation migrants, refugees, exiles, captives, and others who leave home, by choice or by force. Consider borders, boarding schools, removal, expulsion, incarceration, middle passage.

FILM 308 Representation in Film Matters 1 41461 Concepts of filmic and media representation will be explored to look at different ways that BIPOC & Queer centered stories and filmmakers have transcended the conventional narrative storytelling structures.

FILM 378 Sound for Film 1 41442 Students will learn how to use sound to enhance a visual story, and cover topics such as production, recording, editing, and mixing. No prerequisites.

GEOG 473M Norther CA Physical Geog Depth 1 43927 Class will attend Resilient California Summit, October 20-22 in Sacramento, CA

GEOL 554 Advanced Geology Field Methods 1 43458 IA,Fieldwork required August 18, 2026 through August 21, 2026.

HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877 1 41227 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877 2 41228 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877 1 41229 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

MUS 106O Humboldt Symphony 1 41070 Saturday meetings at Eureka Woman's Club, 1531 J St, Eureka

MUS 107J Jazz Combos 1 41075 Three combos will rehearse Fridays at 12:00, 1:00, and 2:00 in Music A 131, plus one more hour TBA. Pleases see https://music.humboldt.edu/jazz for further information.

MUS 406O Humboldt Symphony 1 41114 Saturday meetings at Eureka Woman's Club 1531 J St, Eureka

OCN 499 Directed Study 1 42611 IA,Registration required for section 2, class number 42489, in addition to this section.

OCN 499 Directed Study 2 42489 IA,Registration required for section 1, class number 42611, in addition to this section.

PSCI 110 American Government 1 41357 This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.

PSCI 159 California Government 2 41641 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

PSCI 160 California Institutions 1 43980 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

PSCI 240 Intro to Internat'l Relations 1 43815 This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.

PSCI 303W Global Inequalities 1 43816 This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.

PSCI 305W Food Politics 1 43817 This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.

PSCI 306 Environmental Politics 1 41239 This section is a 100% virtual class with synchronous class sessions.

PSCI 360 Political Economy 1 43819 This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.

PSCI 485W What Next? Politics Amid Ruins 10 43822 In the face of declining support for mainstream political institutions and rising polycrisis today, the seminar will examine emerging political movements and ideas of right and left. Students will develop and share findings with the broader campus community, rather than conventional academic papers.

RS 105 World Religions 2 41046 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

RS 394 Arcata Zen Center Meditation 1 41047 This 1-unit course takes place over the course of four sessions with two sessions held at the Arcata Zen Center. Basic instruction and support will be provided to learn how to meditate and engage in practice in the Soto Zen tradition.

RS 394 City of 10,000 Buddhas Weekend 2 41048 Spend two nights exploring the monastic life of Pure Land Buddhism at the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas in Ukiah, CA. Lodging and meals provided. Transportation organized using shared vans and carpools.

RS 394 Love at the Center: UU Jrny 3 41049 Join us for an exploration of the pluralistic tradition of Unitarian Universalism. A path that values covenant over creed, and practice over philosophy. Weekend includes an all-day Saturday reflection and engagement inside our shared principles and our constellation of values. Followed by an invitation to our rich, multigenerational service and gathering on Sunday morning. Participants are also invited to the Community Song Circle on Friday, October 16, in our sanctuary space. Come, Come whoever you are!

SP 201 Interdisciplinary Comm 1 43438 NOTE: This is a synchronous online course and will require participation in the scheduled class meetings.

SP 310 Interdisciplinary Inquiry 1 43430 NOTE: This will be a Hyflex class. Students can choose to participate in person or online.

SPAN 370 Spanish Retreat/Seminar 1 41326 This is a credit/no credit class that is a field trip to San Francisco. Dates of travel are: 10/16-10/18

STAT 198 STAT 109 Supplemental Instruct 98 43937 Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Stat 109.

STAT 198 STAT 108 Supplemental Instruct 99 43936 Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Stat 108.

SW 340 Social Work Methods I 2 43133 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 340 Social Work Methods I 3 43292 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 Fall 2026 - refreshed: 21-MAR-26/00:37 all_classnotes2264M report generated: 22-MAR-26
Class	Sect	CN	Class Notes
ANTH 579 Cultural Resource Management	2	43789	The class will be offered in a Hyflex mode - students may attend virtually or in-person.
ART 302 Global Africa	1	43836	This course will examine connections between Africa and the rest of the world over time, from the ancient world to the present. We will consider examples of African cultures, traditions, and artists in terms of intersections with other peoples and places in contexts such as migration, trade, politics, and religion.
ART 308 Representation in Film Matters	1	41467	Concepts of filmic and media representation will be explored to look at different ways that BIPOC & Queer centered stories and filmmakers have transcended the conventional narrative storytelling structures.
BIOL 198 BIOL 340 Genetics Supl Inst	98	43930	Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Biol 340.
BIOL 198 BIOL 105 Supplemental Instruct	99	43929	Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Biol 105.
BOT 198 BOT 105 Supplemental Instruct	99	43931	Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Bot 105.
CHEM 198 CHEM 228 Org Chem Supl Inst	96	43935	Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Chem 228.
CHEM 198 CHEM 110 Gen Chem II Supl Inst	97	43934	Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Chem 110.
CHEM 198 CHEM 109 Gen Chem I Supl Inst	98	43933	Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Chem 109.
CHEM 198 CHEM 107 Supplemental Instruct	99	43932	Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Chem 107.
CRGS 480 White Nationalism and the U.S.	1	43900	CRGS 480: White Nationalism and the United States Examines the origins of white nationalism and its impact seen today. Explores white nationalism as sociopolitical structure premised on the fallacy of superiority over non-white groups by understanding the role of U.S. social institutions.
CRGS 482 Internship	1	41147	IA,IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.
CRGS 482 Internship	2	41501	IA,IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.
CRGS 482 Internship	3	41518	IA,IA,Contact instructor at pmla1@humboldt.edu to add course.
CRGS 491 Mentoring	1	41148	IA,IA,Contact instructor at ca3@humboldt.edu to add course.
CRGS 491 Mentoring	2	41149	IA,IA,Contact instructor at ca3@humboldt.edu to add course.
EC 500 Environment & Community Rsrch	1	41010	Class consists of multiple local field trips, locations TBA
EED 708 TPA Support 1	1	43005	This mostly asynchronous course includes four extended in-person sessions dedicated to CalTPA Completion Workshops. Please refer to the EED Programżs sequential progression materials for details.
ENGL 240 Postcolonial Fiction into Film	1	41171	Special Topic Description: Read essays and short stories, and watch films based on these narratives. Artists and their characters reflect on home, navigate borders, critique colonialism, and imagine new worlds. Examine the politics of translation and adaptation, and the role of storytelling in żdecolonizing the mindż (Ngżgż wa Thiong'o). Authors include Ghassan Kanafani (Palestine), Colum McCann (Ireland), and many others.
ENGL 336 Lit of Migration& Displacement	1	41245	ES/WS/ENGL 336: Lit of Migration & Displacement Read poetry, memoir and fiction by first- and second-generation migrants, refugees, exiles, captives, and others who leave home, by choice or by force. Consider borders, boarding schools, removal, expulsion, incarceration, middle passage.
ENGL 636 Advanced Topics in Literature	1	43528	Special Topic Description: In this class, we will read literature and scholarship that help us explore how scholars in our field read historically and research histories, specifically in relation to gender, sexuality, class, race and religion.
ES 336 Lit of Migration& Displacement	1	41246	ES/WS/ENGL 336: Lit of Migration & Displacement Read poetry, memoir and fiction by first- and second-generation migrants, refugees, exiles, captives, and others who leave home, by choice or by force. Consider borders, boarding schools, removal, expulsion, incarceration, middle passage.
FILM 308 Representation in Film Matters	1	41461	Concepts of filmic and media representation will be explored to look at different ways that BIPOC & Queer centered stories and filmmakers have transcended the conventional narrative storytelling structures.
FILM 378 Sound for Film	1	41442	Students will learn how to use sound to enhance a visual story, and cover topics such as production, recording, editing, and mixing. No prerequisites.
GEOG 473M Norther CA Physical Geog Depth	1	43927	Class will attend Resilient California Summit, October 20-22 in Sacramento, CA
GEOL 554 Advanced Geology Field Methods	1	43458	IA,Fieldwork required August 18, 2026 through August 21, 2026.
HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877	1	41227	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877	2	41228	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877	1	41229	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
MUS 106O Humboldt Symphony	1	41070	Saturday meetings at Eureka Woman's Club, 1531 J St, Eureka
MUS 107J Jazz Combos	1	41075	Three combos will rehearse Fridays at 12:00, 1:00, and 2:00 in Music A 131, plus one more hour TBA. Pleases see https://music.humboldt.edu/jazz for further information.
MUS 406O Humboldt Symphony	1	41114	Saturday meetings at Eureka Woman's Club 1531 J St, Eureka
OCN 499 Directed Study	1	42611	IA,Registration required for section 2, class number 42489, in addition to this section.
OCN 499 Directed Study	2	42489	IA,Registration required for section 1, class number 42611, in addition to this section.
PSCI 110 American Government	1	41357	This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.
PSCI 159 California Government	2	41641	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
PSCI 160 California Institutions	1	43980	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
PSCI 240 Intro to Internat'l Relations	1	43815	This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.
PSCI 303W Global Inequalities	1	43816	This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.
PSCI 305W Food Politics	1	43817	This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.
PSCI 306 Environmental Politics	1	41239	This section is a 100% virtual class with synchronous class sessions.
PSCI 360 Political Economy	1	43819	This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.
PSCI 485W What Next? Politics Amid Ruins	10	43822	In the face of declining support for mainstream political institutions and rising polycrisis today, the seminar will examine emerging political movements and ideas of right and left. Students will develop and share findings with the broader campus community, rather than conventional academic papers.
RS 105 World Religions	2	41046	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
RS 394 Arcata Zen Center Meditation	1	41047	This 1-unit course takes place over the course of four sessions with two sessions held at the Arcata Zen Center. Basic instruction and support will be provided to learn how to meditate and engage in practice in the Soto Zen tradition.
RS 394 City of 10,000 Buddhas Weekend	2	41048	Spend two nights exploring the monastic life of Pure Land Buddhism at the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas in Ukiah, CA. Lodging and meals provided. Transportation organized using shared vans and carpools.
RS 394 Love at the Center: UU Jrny	3	41049	Join us for an exploration of the pluralistic tradition of Unitarian Universalism. A path that values covenant over creed, and practice over philosophy. Weekend includes an all-day Saturday reflection and engagement inside our shared principles and our constellation of values. Followed by an invitation to our rich, multigenerational service and gathering on Sunday morning. Participants are also invited to the Community Song Circle on Friday, October 16, in our sanctuary space. Come, Come whoever you are!
SP 201 Interdisciplinary Comm	1	43438	NOTE: This is a synchronous online course and will require participation in the scheduled class meetings.
SP 310 Interdisciplinary Inquiry	1	43430	NOTE: This will be a Hyflex class. Students can choose to participate in person or online.
SPAN 370 Spanish Retreat/Seminar	1	41326	This is a credit/no credit class that is a field trip to San Francisco. Dates of travel are: 10/16-10/18
STAT 198 STAT 109 Supplemental Instruct	98	43937	Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Stat 109.
STAT 198 STAT 108 Supplemental Instruct	99	43936	Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Stat 108.
SW 340 Social Work Methods I	2	43133	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 340 Social Work Methods I	3	43292	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 Fall 2026 - refreshed: 21-MAR-26/00:37
all_classnotes2264M report generated: 22-MAR-26

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

SW 340L Social Work Methods I Lab 3 43136 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 340L Social Work Methods I Lab 4 43137 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 340L Social Work Methods I Lab 5 43375 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 340L Social Work Methods I Lab 6 43376 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 350 Human Behavior & Soc Env I 2 43139 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 350 Human Behavior & Soc Env I 3 43379 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 43143 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 43298 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 41 43605 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 51 43609 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 61 43752 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 382W Social Work Research 3 43354 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 382W Social Work Research 4 43416 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 382W Social Work Research 5 43419 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 382W Social Work Research 6 43420 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 Child & Family Welfare 2 43145 DA,Class meets approx. monthly in sync. format on Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 442 Child & Family Welfare 3 43422 DA,Class meets approx. monthly in sync. format on Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 456 Field Experience Seminar 3 43151 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 456 Field Experience Seminar 4 43381 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 456 Field Experience Seminar 5 43636 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 456 Field Experience Seminar 6 43637 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 456 Field Experience Seminar 7 43638 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 459 Child Welfare Training Seminar 1 43152 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 480 Wellness Coach I 1 43373 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 - Activity 11 41309 Scene Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Activity 12 41603 Scene Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Activity 13 41604 Scene Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Activity 14 41606 Costume Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Activity 15 41607 Costume Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Activity 16 41608 Costume Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Activity 17 41609 Prop Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Activity 18 41610 Prop Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Activity 19 41611 Prop Shop Lab

WS 336 Lit of Migration& Displacement 1 41155 ES/WS/ENGL 336: Lit of Migration & Displacement Read poetry, memoir and fiction by first- and second-generation migrants, refugees, exiles, captives, and others who leave home, by choice or by force. Consider borders, boarding schools, removal, expulsion, incarceration, middle passage.

ZOOL 198 Supplemental Instruction 99 43938 Placeholder class for Supplemental Instruction for Zool 110.