W118

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

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2018 - refreshed: 07-AUG-19/15:15
all_classnotes2184M report generated: 07-AUG-19

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

AHSS 108 Nature, Culture, and Food 1 46489 IA,For Global Humboldt students only.

ART 301 Gender and Sexuality in Art 1 41408 IA,This course explores modern art and visual culture through the lens of gender and sexuality. Major themes include queer art, women as artists and subjects, and the body in representation.

ART 301 The Museum 2 41440 IA,From Renaissance cabinets of curiosities to contemporary institutions such as the MOCA LA, this course will examine the development and evolution of the Museum as a cultural and educational institution.

ART 304 20th/21st Century American Art 1 42542 IA,This course examines American Art from the 1890s to today, focusing on the cultural, social and political contexts within which modern and contemporary American art has been made and consumed.

ART 330 Monotype & Monoprint 1 41434 IA,Monotype & Monoprint

ART 372 Climate Conscious Design 1 42194 IA,This course explores the relationships between the environmental design disciplines and sustainability, as well as social and environmental activism through design. Use digital and hands on processes to research, communicate and visualize the stakes and solutions of climate change.

ART 396B Guest Artist Workshop 1 42081 IA,Alicia McCarthy is one of the founding members of the Mission School along with artists Barry McGee, Margaret Killgallen, Rubi Neri and Chris Johanson. These artists were influenced by the urban, bohemian, "street" culture of the Mission District as well as by mural and graffiti art, comic and cartoon art, and folk art forms such as sign painting and hobo art as well as their use of non-traditional artistic materials, such as house paint, spray paint, correction fluid, ballpoint pens, scrapboard, and found objects. Alicia McCarthy is represented by the Jack Handley Gallery in NYC and John

Bergruenn Gallery in San Francisco and was recently exhibited at the SF MOMA as a SECA Award recipient. Alicia McCarthy will be here in October to meet with students and talk with them about their work as well as giving a slide lecture on her work and process.

BIOL 255 Marine Biology 10 44725 IA,Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.

BIOL 255 Marine Biology - Laboratory 11 44726 IA,Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.

BIOL 255 Marine Biology - Laboratory 12 44727 Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.

BIOL 433 Microbial Ecology 10 44586 IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 433D CN 44911 or CN 44912

BIOL 433 Microbial Ecology - Laboratory 11 44587 IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 433D CN 44911 or CN 44912

BIOL 433 Microbial Ecology - Laboratory 12 44910 IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 433D CN 44911 or CN 44912

BIOL 433D Microbial Ecology Discussion 11 44911 IA,Must be taken in concurrently with BIOL 433 lecture CN 44586 and lab CN 44587 or CN 44910

BIOL 433D Microbial Ecology Discussion 12 44912 IA,Must be taken in concurrently with BIOL 433 lecture CN 44586 and lab CN 44587 or CN 44910

BIOL 533 Microbial Ecology 10 43275 IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 533D CN 43425 or CN 43426

BIOL 533 Microbial Ecology - Laboratory 11 43276 IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 533D CN 43425 or CN 43426

BIOL 533 Microbial Ecology - Laboratory 12 43427 IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 533D CN 43425 or CN 43426

BIOL 533D Microbial Ecology Discussion 11 43425 IA,Must be taken in concurrently with BIOL 533 lecture CN 43275 and lab CN 43276 or CN 43427

BIOL 533D Microbial Ecology Discussion 12 43426 IA,Must be taken in concurrently with BIOL 533 lecture CN 43275 and lab CN 43276 or CN 43427

CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory 11 43609 IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.

CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory 12 43613 IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.

CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory 13 44471 IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.

CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory 14 43611 Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.

CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory 15 44431 Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.

CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory 21 43612 IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.

CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory 22 43610 IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.

CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory 23 44432 IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.

CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory 24 44434 IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.

CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory 25 44472 Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.

CHEM 109 General Chemistry I - Laboratory 20 43626 IA,Klamath Connection/ERE

CHEM 109 General Chemistry I - Laboratory 21 43635 IA,Stars to Rocks, Chem/Geol/Phyx

CHEM 109 General Chemistry I - Laboratory 22 43634 IA,Stars to Rocks, Chem/Geol/Phyx

CHEM 399 Supplemental Work in Chemistry 00 43938 IA,See faculty for permission number to enroll: J. Cappuccio, Harmon, Hurst, Schineller, Till, Wayman, White, Zoellner

CHEM 495 Undergraduate Research 00 43940 IA,See faculty for permission number to enroll: J. Cappuccio, Harmon, Hurst, Schineller, Till, Wayman, White, Zoellner

CHEM 499 Directed Study 00 43941 IA,See faculty for permission number to enroll: J. Cappuccio, Harmon, Hurst, Schineller, Till, Wayman, White, Zoellner

CRGS 108 Pwr/Privilege:Gen/Race/Sex/Cls 1 42100 IA,25 seats are for the Students For Violence Prevention cohort.

CRGS 108 Pwr/Privilege:Gen/Race/Sex/Cls 3 42102 DA,This section is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.

CRGS 118 College Skills 10 42161 DA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.

CRGS 118 College Skills - Activity 11 42252 DA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.

CRGS 118 College Skills 20 42481 DA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.

CRGS 118 College Skills - Activity 21 42482 DA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.

CRIM 225S Inequalities/Criminalization - Tutorial 11 42669 IA,Service Learning component required outside of class time.

CRIM 225S Inequalities/Criminalization - Tutorial 21 42671 IA,Service Learning component required outside of class time.

ENGL 104 Accelerated Comp and Rhetoric 4 42342 IA,Hybrid: a blend of classroom meetings, online assignments, and one-on-one conferences. Class meets in person Monday/Wednesday with Friday work online. Canvas proficiency, time-management skills, and consistent attendance are required.

ENGL 104 Accelerated Comp and Rhetoric 5 42343 IA,Science Fiction/Fantasy Theme: an opportunity for sci-fi/fantasy fans to read, analyze, discuss, and write about these complex and evolving genres.

ENGL 104 Accelerated Comp and Rhetoric 6 42344 IA,Online: Class will not meet in person but students will have face-to-face conferences with instructor. Canvas proficiency, time-management skills, and a more independent learning style are required.

ENGL 104 Accelerated Comp and Rhetoric 8 42346 IA,Must Love TV! In this themed section, students of television analyze and then author their own essays about aspects of this powerful, pervasive medium.

ENGL 104 Accelerated Comp and Rhetoric 9 42347 IA,Hybrid: a blend of classroom meetings, online assignments, and one-on-one conferences. Class meets in person Monday/Wednesday with Friday work online. Canvas proficiency, time-management skills, and consistent attendance are required.

ENGL 240 World Lit 1 42128 IA,Caribbean Literature- Focuses on the literature, history, and culture of the English-speaking Caribbean, emphasizing the role of diaspora and oral tradition in the region's literary history.

ENGL 336 American Ethnic Lit 1 41595 IA,Performing Race and Gender- Analyze fiction, drama, film and autobiography exploring social/legal constructions of race, gender, sexuality. What are rewards / punishments for fitting or challenging these boxes? Readings include Gabby Rivera, Hwang, Moraga, Cliff, Uyehara, Sui Sin Far, Larsen, West, and the film Moonlight. This course is crosslisted with Ethnic Studies 336 and Women's Studies 336.

ENGL 350 British Lit 1 42594 IA,Early Modern Literacies

ENGL 420 Adv Topics in Critical Theory 1 42223 IA,Politics and Aesthetics: literary, artistic and political responses to 18th century birth of aesthetics. English and German Romantics; 19th century aesthetic ideas; imperialist and gender ideologies; modernists; postmodernists; non-Western aesthetics.

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2018 - refreshed: 07-AUG-19/15:15 all_classnotes2184M report generated: 07-AUG-19
Class	Sect	CN	Class Notes
AHSS 108 Nature, Culture, and Food	1	46489	IA,For Global Humboldt students only.
ART 301 Gender and Sexuality in Art	1	41408	IA,This course explores modern art and visual culture through the lens of gender and sexuality. Major themes include queer art, women as artists and subjects, and the body in representation.
ART 301 The Museum	2	41440	IA,From Renaissance cabinets of curiosities to contemporary institutions such as the MOCA LA, this course will examine the development and evolution of the Museum as a cultural and educational institution.
ART 304 20th/21st Century American Art	1	42542	IA,This course examines American Art from the 1890s to today, focusing on the cultural, social and political contexts within which modern and contemporary American art has been made and consumed.
ART 330 Monotype & Monoprint	1	41434	IA,Monotype & Monoprint
ART 372 Climate Conscious Design	1	42194	IA,This course explores the relationships between the environmental design disciplines and sustainability, as well as social and environmental activism through design. Use digital and hands on processes to research, communicate and visualize the stakes and solutions of climate change.
ART 396B Guest Artist Workshop	1	42081	IA,Alicia McCarthy is one of the founding members of the Mission School along with artists Barry McGee, Margaret Killgallen, Rubi Neri and Chris Johanson. These artists were influenced by the urban, bohemian, "street" culture of the Mission District as well as by mural and graffiti art, comic and cartoon art, and folk art forms such as sign painting and hobo art as well as their use of non-traditional artistic materials, such as house paint, spray paint, correction fluid, ballpoint pens, scrapboard, and found objects. Alicia McCarthy is represented by the Jack Handley Gallery in NYC and John
			Bergruenn Gallery in San Francisco and was recently exhibited at the SF MOMA as a SECA Award recipient. Alicia McCarthy will be here in October to meet with students and talk with them about their work as well as giving a slide lecture on her work and process.
BIOL 255 Marine Biology	10	44725	IA,Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.
BIOL 255 Marine Biology - Laboratory	11	44726	IA,Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.
BIOL 255 Marine Biology - Laboratory	12	44727	Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.
BIOL 433 Microbial Ecology	10	44586	IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 433D CN 44911 or CN 44912
BIOL 433 Microbial Ecology - Laboratory	11	44587	IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 433D CN 44911 or CN 44912
BIOL 433 Microbial Ecology - Laboratory	12	44910	IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 433D CN 44911 or CN 44912
BIOL 433D Microbial Ecology Discussion	11	44911	IA,Must be taken in concurrently with BIOL 433 lecture CN 44586 and lab CN 44587 or CN 44910
BIOL 433D Microbial Ecology Discussion	12	44912	IA,Must be taken in concurrently with BIOL 433 lecture CN 44586 and lab CN 44587 or CN 44910
BIOL 533 Microbial Ecology	10	43275	IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 533D CN 43425 or CN 43426
BIOL 533 Microbial Ecology - Laboratory	11	43276	IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 533D CN 43425 or CN 43426
BIOL 533 Microbial Ecology - Laboratory	12	43427	IA,Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 533D CN 43425 or CN 43426
BIOL 533D Microbial Ecology Discussion	11	43425	IA,Must be taken in concurrently with BIOL 533 lecture CN 43275 and lab CN 43276 or CN 43427
BIOL 533D Microbial Ecology Discussion	12	43426	IA,Must be taken in concurrently with BIOL 533 lecture CN 43275 and lab CN 43276 or CN 43427
CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory	11	43609	IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.
CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory	12	43613	IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.
CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory	13	44471	IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.
CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory	14	43611	Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.
CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory	15	44431	Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.
CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory	21	43612	IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.
CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory	22	43610	IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.
CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory	23	44432	IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.
CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory	24	44434	IA,Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.
CHEM 107 Fundamentals of Chemistry - Laboratory	25	44472	Contact lecture instructor with questions regarding Chem 107.
CHEM 109 General Chemistry I - Laboratory	20	43626	IA,Klamath Connection/ERE
CHEM 109 General Chemistry I - Laboratory	21	43635	IA,Stars to Rocks, Chem/Geol/Phyx
CHEM 109 General Chemistry I - Laboratory	22	43634	IA,Stars to Rocks, Chem/Geol/Phyx
CHEM 399 Supplemental Work in Chemistry	00	43938	IA,See faculty for permission number to enroll: J. Cappuccio, Harmon, Hurst, Schineller, Till, Wayman, White, Zoellner
CHEM 495 Undergraduate Research	00	43940	IA,See faculty for permission number to enroll: J. Cappuccio, Harmon, Hurst, Schineller, Till, Wayman, White, Zoellner
CHEM 499 Directed Study	00	43941	IA,See faculty for permission number to enroll: J. Cappuccio, Harmon, Hurst, Schineller, Till, Wayman, White, Zoellner
CRGS 108 Pwr/Privilege:Gen/Race/Sex/Cls	1	42100	IA,25 seats are for the Students For Violence Prevention cohort.
CRGS 108 Pwr/Privilege:Gen/Race/Sex/Cls	3	42102	DA,This section is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.
CRGS 118 College Skills	10	42161	DA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.
CRGS 118 College Skills - Activity	11	42252	DA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.
CRGS 118 College Skills	20	42481	DA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.
CRGS 118 College Skills - Activity	21	42482	DA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.
CRIM 225S Inequalities/Criminalization - Tutorial	11	42669	IA,Service Learning component required outside of class time.
CRIM 225S Inequalities/Criminalization - Tutorial	21	42671	IA,Service Learning component required outside of class time.
ENGL 104 Accelerated Comp and Rhetoric	4	42342	IA,Hybrid: a blend of classroom meetings, online assignments, and one-on-one conferences. Class meets in person Monday/Wednesday with Friday work online. Canvas proficiency, time-management skills, and consistent attendance are required.
ENGL 104 Accelerated Comp and Rhetoric	5	42343	IA,Science Fiction/Fantasy Theme: an opportunity for sci-fi/fantasy fans to read, analyze, discuss, and write about these complex and evolving genres.
ENGL 104 Accelerated Comp and Rhetoric	6	42344	IA,Online: Class will not meet in person but students will have face-to-face conferences with instructor. Canvas proficiency, time-management skills, and a more independent learning style are required.
ENGL 104 Accelerated Comp and Rhetoric	8	42346	IA,Must Love TV! In this themed section, students of television analyze and then author their own essays about aspects of this powerful, pervasive medium.
ENGL 104 Accelerated Comp and Rhetoric	9	42347	IA,Hybrid: a blend of classroom meetings, online assignments, and one-on-one conferences. Class meets in person Monday/Wednesday with Friday work online. Canvas proficiency, time-management skills, and consistent attendance are required.
ENGL 240 World Lit	1	42128	IA,Caribbean Literature- Focuses on the literature, history, and culture of the English-speaking Caribbean, emphasizing the role of diaspora and oral tradition in the region's literary history.
ENGL 336 American Ethnic Lit	1	41595	IA,Performing Race and Gender- Analyze fiction, drama, film and autobiography exploring social/legal constructions of race, gender, sexuality. What are rewards / punishments for fitting or challenging these boxes? Readings include Gabby Rivera, Hwang, Moraga, Cliff, Uyehara, Sui Sin Far, Larsen, West, and the film Moonlight. This course is crosslisted with Ethnic Studies 336 and Women's Studies 336.
ENGL 350 British Lit	1	42594	IA,Early Modern Literacies
ENGL 420 Adv Topics in Critical Theory	1	42223	IA,Politics and Aesthetics: literary, artistic and political responses to 18th century birth of aesthetics. English and German Romantics; 19th century aesthetic ideas; imperialist and gender ideologies; modernists; postmodernists; non-Western aesthetics.

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2018 - refreshed: 07-AUG-19/15:15
all_classnotes2184M report generated: 07-AUG-19

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

ENGL 620 Seminar in Critical Theory 1 41299 IA,Politics and Aesthetics: literary, artistic and political responses to 18th century birth of aesthetics. English and German Romantics; 19th century aesthetic ideas; imperialist and gender ideologies; modernists; postmodernists; non-Western aesthetics.

ENGR 351 Introduction to Water Quality 10 43843 DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 351 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.

ENGR 351 Introduction to Water Quality - Laboratory 11 43844 DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 351 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.

ENGR 351 Introduction to Water Quality - Laboratory 12 44051 DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 351 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.

ENGR 416 Transport Phenomena 10 43845 DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 416 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.

ENGR 416 Transport Phenomena - Laboratory 11 43846 DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 416 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.

ENGR 416 Transport Phenomena - Laboratory 12 44868 DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 416 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.

ENGR 481 Water & Env Chem for Engineers 10 44931 DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 481 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.

ENGR 481 Water & Env Chem for Engineers - Laboratory 11 44932 DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 481 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.

ENST 123 Green Building 1 42627 IA,Classes are student-facilitated - Facilitator: Eddie Sanchez Class meets Sept. 24-2018 - Nov. 30, 2018. Classes meet in CCAT

ENST 123 Urban Homesteading 2 42628 IA,Classes are student-facilitated. Facilitator: Casey Albarran Class meets Sept. 24-2018 - Nov. 30, 2018. Class meets in CCAT.

ENST 123 Eco-Craft, Intro to Herbs 3 42629 IA,Classes are student-facilitated. Facilitator: Gianna Spinosa Class meets Sept. 24-2018 - Nov. 30, 2018. Class meets in CCAT.

ENST 123 Fndtns of Organic Gardening 4 42630 IA,Classes are student-facilitated. Facilitator: Ashlen Weddington Class meets Sept. 24-2018 - Nov. 30, 2018. Class meets in CCAT.

ES 105 Intro to U.S. Ethnic Studies 3 41556 DA,This section is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.

ES 106 Intro to Black Studies 1 42130 IA,This hybrid class meets every Wednesday from 12:00 to 12:50.

ES 336 American Ethnic Literature 1 41763 IA,Performing Race and Gender. Analyze fiction, drama, film and autobiography exploring social/legal constructions of race, gender, sexuality. What are rewards / punishments for fitting or challenging these boxes? Readings include Gabby Rivera, Hwang, Moraga, Cliff, Uyehara, Sui Sin Far, Larsen, West, and the film Moonlight. This course is cross-listed with WS 336 and ENGL 336.

ES 480 Campus Dialogue on Race 1 41559 IA,Dynamic speakers, workshops, exhibits and screenings that relate to racial justice, civil rights, democracy, intersectional analysis, and strategies for transformation.

ES 480 Growing up Chicana/Latino 2 46588 IA,Using fiction, nonfiction, poetry and film, this course will explore issues relevant to Chicana/Latino youth in the U.S., including recent unaccompanied Central American migrants, with a focus on activism, identity, gender, citizenship, and culture.

ESM 435 Grant Proposal Writing 1 45167 IA,Grant Focus: Research Projects

ESM 435 Grant Proposal Writing 2 45168 IA,Grant Focus: Educational & Outreach Projects

ESM 435 Grant Proposal Writing 3 45169 IA,Grant Focus: Educational & Outreach Projects

ESM 482 ESM Internship 21 45222 IA,This course is specifically designated for internship with the Campus Office of Sustainability.

ESM 482 ESM Internship 30 45223 IA,This course is specifically designated for internship with the Campus Office of Sustainability.

FISH 260 Fish Conservation & Management 10 44902 IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.

FISH 310 Ichthyology 10 43704 IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.

FISH 375 Mariculture 10 44905 IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.

FISH 380 Techniques in Fishery Biology 10 43712 IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.

FISH 435 Ecology of Marine Fish 10 43714 IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.

FISH 476 Ecology of Running Water 10 43716 IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.

FISH 576 Ecology of Running Waters 10 42753 IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.

GEOG 300 Global Awareness 1 41544 IA,Class meets 50% of time in person, Thursdays 11:00-12:20. Remainder of class is conducted online.

GEOG 352M Regional Climatology Depth Exp 1 42140 IA,Course will consist of independent activities coordinated with instructor.

GEOG 353M Mountain Geography Depth Exp 1 42138 Three day field trip to Lassen National Park

GEOG 469 Geography Field Experience 1 41552 IA,Multiple daylong geographic explorations in Humboldt; dates TBA.

GEOG 470 Topics in Geog for Teachers 1 41553 IA,Class will be conducted entirely online.

GSP 101 Geospatial Concepts 3 42529 IA,Online lecture and Online lab must be taken together during the same semester. Access to a handheld GPS receiver is required. Access to a computer with Microsoft Windows operating system is required for this course.

GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab 1 42353 IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Wednesdays 8:00-9:20. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.

GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab 2 42354 IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Wednesdays 9:00-10:20. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.

GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab 3 42355 IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Thursdays 8:00-9:20. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.

GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab 4 42356 IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Thursdays 9:30-10:50. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.

GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab 5 42393 IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Thursdays 9:30-10:50. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.

GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab 6 42410 IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Fridays 8:00-9:20. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.

GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab 7 42464 IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Fridays 9:30-10:50. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.

GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab 9 42531 IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Fridays 11:00-12:20. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.

GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab 10 42548 IA,Online lecture and Online lab must be taken together during the same semester. Access to a handheld GPS receiver is required. Access to a computer with Microsoft Windows operating system is required for this course.

HIST 392 Pagans, Priests, & Protestants 1 42066 IA,Topic Title. Pagans, Priests, and Protestants: A History of Religious Conflict in Ireland

MUS 107J Jazz Combos 1 41799 IA,IA,Combos will rehearse Fridays between noon and 3pm in Music 131. Please see http://www.humboldt.edu/music/jazz-combos for further information.

MUS 407J Jazz Combos 1 41800 IA,IA,Combos will rehearse Fridays between noon and 3pm in Music 131. Please see http://www.humboldt.edu/music/jazz-combos for further information.

NAS 104 Intro to Nat American Studies 3 42607 DA,This section is for Rising Tide students only.

NAS 200 Indigenous People inUS History 3 42683 DA,25 seats are for the Global Humboldt student cohort.

PHYX 109 Gen Phyx I: Mechanics 10 43663 IA,Please email the department, physics@humboldt.edu, with any enrollment questions about PHYX 109.

PHYX 109 Gen Phyx I: Mechanics - Laboratory 11 43664 IA,Please email the department, physics@humboldt.edu, with any enrollment questions about PHYX 109.

PHYX 109 Gen Phyx I: Mechanics - Laboratory 12 43667 IA,Please email the department, physics@humboldt.edu, with any enrollment questions about PHYX 109.

PHYX 109 Gen Phyx I: Mechanics - Activity 15 43665 IA,Please email the department, physics@humboldt.edu, with any enrollment questions about PHYX 109.

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2018 - refreshed: 07-AUG-19/15:15 all_classnotes2184M report generated: 07-AUG-19
Class	Sect	CN	Class Notes
ENGL 620 Seminar in Critical Theory	1	41299	IA,Politics and Aesthetics: literary, artistic and political responses to 18th century birth of aesthetics. English and German Romantics; 19th century aesthetic ideas; imperialist and gender ideologies; modernists; postmodernists; non-Western aesthetics.
ENGR 351 Introduction to Water Quality	10	43843	DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 351 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.
ENGR 351 Introduction to Water Quality - Laboratory	11	43844	DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 351 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.
ENGR 351 Introduction to Water Quality - Laboratory	12	44051	DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 351 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.
ENGR 416 Transport Phenomena	10	43845	DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 416 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.
ENGR 416 Transport Phenomena - Laboratory	11	43846	DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 416 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.
ENGR 416 Transport Phenomena - Laboratory	12	44868	DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 416 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.
ENGR 481 Water & Env Chem for Engineers	10	44931	DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 481 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.
ENGR 481 Water & Env Chem for Engineers - Laboratory	11	44932	DA,Requests to enroll in ENGR 481 should be directed to ERE Dept Chair, Beth Eschenbach, at - beth@humboldt.edu - Please include a pdf copy of your DARS in your request.
ENST 123 Green Building	1	42627	IA,Classes are student-facilitated - Facilitator: Eddie Sanchez Class meets Sept. 24-2018 - Nov. 30, 2018. Classes meet in CCAT
ENST 123 Urban Homesteading	2	42628	IA,Classes are student-facilitated. Facilitator: Casey Albarran Class meets Sept. 24-2018 - Nov. 30, 2018. Class meets in CCAT.
ENST 123 Eco-Craft, Intro to Herbs	3	42629	IA,Classes are student-facilitated. Facilitator: Gianna Spinosa Class meets Sept. 24-2018 - Nov. 30, 2018. Class meets in CCAT.
ENST 123 Fndtns of Organic Gardening	4	42630	IA,Classes are student-facilitated. Facilitator: Ashlen Weddington Class meets Sept. 24-2018 - Nov. 30, 2018. Class meets in CCAT.
ES 105 Intro to U.S. Ethnic Studies	3	41556	DA,This section is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP.
ES 106 Intro to Black Studies	1	42130	IA,This hybrid class meets every Wednesday from 12:00 to 12:50.
ES 336 American Ethnic Literature	1	41763	IA,Performing Race and Gender. Analyze fiction, drama, film and autobiography exploring social/legal constructions of race, gender, sexuality. What are rewards / punishments for fitting or challenging these boxes? Readings include Gabby Rivera, Hwang, Moraga, Cliff, Uyehara, Sui Sin Far, Larsen, West, and the film Moonlight. This course is cross-listed with WS 336 and ENGL 336.
ES 480 Campus Dialogue on Race	1	41559	IA,Dynamic speakers, workshops, exhibits and screenings that relate to racial justice, civil rights, democracy, intersectional analysis, and strategies for transformation.
ES 480 Growing up Chicana/Latino	2	46588	IA,Using fiction, nonfiction, poetry and film, this course will explore issues relevant to Chicana/Latino youth in the U.S., including recent unaccompanied Central American migrants, with a focus on activism, identity, gender, citizenship, and culture.
ESM 435 Grant Proposal Writing	1	45167	IA,Grant Focus: Research Projects
ESM 435 Grant Proposal Writing	2	45168	IA,Grant Focus: Educational & Outreach Projects
ESM 435 Grant Proposal Writing	3	45169	IA,Grant Focus: Educational & Outreach Projects
ESM 482 ESM Internship	21	45222	IA,This course is specifically designated for internship with the Campus Office of Sustainability.
ESM 482 ESM Internship	30	45223	IA,This course is specifically designated for internship with the Campus Office of Sustainability.
FISH 260 Fish Conservation & Management	10	44902	IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.
FISH 310 Ichthyology	10	43704	IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.
FISH 375 Mariculture	10	44905	IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.
FISH 380 Techniques in Fishery Biology	10	43712	IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.
FISH 435 Ecology of Marine Fish	10	43714	IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.
FISH 476 Ecology of Running Water	10	43716	IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.
FISH 576 Ecology of Running Waters	10	42753	IA,Several Field trips are required, possibly including weekends. Students provide their own transportation.
GEOG 300 Global Awareness	1	41544	IA,Class meets 50% of time in person, Thursdays 11:00-12:20. Remainder of class is conducted online.
GEOG 352M Regional Climatology Depth Exp	1	42140	IA,Course will consist of independent activities coordinated with instructor.
GEOG 353M Mountain Geography Depth Exp	1	42138	Three day field trip to Lassen National Park
GEOG 469 Geography Field Experience	1	41552	IA,Multiple daylong geographic explorations in Humboldt; dates TBA.
GEOG 470 Topics in Geog for Teachers	1	41553	IA,Class will be conducted entirely online.
GSP 101 Geospatial Concepts	3	42529	IA,Online lecture and Online lab must be taken together during the same semester. Access to a handheld GPS receiver is required. Access to a computer with Microsoft Windows operating system is required for this course.
GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab	1	42353	IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Wednesdays 8:00-9:20. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.
GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab	2	42354	IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Wednesdays 9:00-10:20. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.
GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab	3	42355	IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Thursdays 8:00-9:20. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.
GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab	4	42356	IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Thursdays 9:30-10:50. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.
GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab	5	42393	IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Thursdays 9:30-10:50. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.
GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab	6	42410	IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Fridays 8:00-9:20. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.
GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab	7	42464	IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Fridays 9:30-10:50. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.
GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab	9	42531	IA,Lab meets 50% of the time in person, Fridays 11:00-12:20. The remainder of the lab is conducted online.
GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab	10	42548	IA,Online lecture and Online lab must be taken together during the same semester. Access to a handheld GPS receiver is required. Access to a computer with Microsoft Windows operating system is required for this course.
HIST 392 Pagans, Priests, & Protestants	1	42066	IA,Topic Title. Pagans, Priests, and Protestants: A History of Religious Conflict in Ireland
MUS 107J Jazz Combos	1	41799	IA,IA,Combos will rehearse Fridays between noon and 3pm in Music 131. Please see http://www.humboldt.edu/music/jazz-combos for further information.
MUS 407J Jazz Combos	1	41800	IA,IA,Combos will rehearse Fridays between noon and 3pm in Music 131. Please see http://www.humboldt.edu/music/jazz-combos for further information.
NAS 104 Intro to Nat American Studies	3	42607	DA,This section is for Rising Tide students only.
NAS 200 Indigenous People inUS History	3	42683	DA,25 seats are for the Global Humboldt student cohort.
PHYX 109 Gen Phyx I: Mechanics	10	43663	IA,Please email the department, physics@humboldt.edu, with any enrollment questions about PHYX 109.
PHYX 109 Gen Phyx I: Mechanics - Laboratory	11	43664	IA,Please email the department, physics@humboldt.edu, with any enrollment questions about PHYX 109.
PHYX 109 Gen Phyx I: Mechanics - Laboratory	12	43667	IA,Please email the department, physics@humboldt.edu, with any enrollment questions about PHYX 109.
PHYX 109 Gen Phyx I: Mechanics - Activity	15	43665	IA,Please email the department, physics@humboldt.edu, with any enrollment questions about PHYX 109.

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Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

PHYX 109 Gen Phyx I: Mechanics - Activity 16 43666 IA,Please email the department, physics@humboldt.edu, with any enrollment questions about PHYX 109.

PHYX 490 Senior Thesis 00 43944 IA,Please see faculty for Permission Number to enroll: Bliven, Hoyle, Mola, Saunders.

PHYX 499 Directed Study 00 43946 IA,Please see faculty for Permission Number to enroll: Bliven, Hoyle, Mola, Saunders.

PSCI 220 Intro to Political Theory 1 41528 IA,Recommend to also take PSCI 280, SECTION 1, CLASS NO.: 41531

PSCI 240 Intro to Internat'l Relations 1 41530 IA,Recommend to also take PSCI 280, SECTION 2, CLASS NO.: 41534

PSCI 280 Core Discussion Seminar 1 41531 IA,Must be taken w/PSCI 220

PSCI 280 Core Discussion Seminar 2 41534 IA,Must be taken w/PSCI 240

REC 370 Outdoor Adventure Recreation 10 45877 IA,Field Trips - TBA

REC 370 Outdoor Adventure Recreation - Laboratory 11 45882 IA,Field Trips - TBA

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional 10 46386 IA,Stars to Rocks - CHEM/PHYX/GEOL

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 11 46387 IA,Stars to Rocks - Chemistry

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 12 46388 IA,Stars to Rocks - Geology and Physics

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional 20 46390 IA,KlamCon - ESM/FOR

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 21 46391 IA,KlamCon - ESM/FOR

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 22 46392 IA,KlamCon - ESM/FOR

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 23 46393 IA,KlamCon - ESM/FOR

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional 30 46394 IA,KlamCon - WLDF/FISH

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 31 46395 IA,KlamCon - WLDF/FISH

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 32 46396 IA,KlamCon - WLDF/FISH

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 33 46397 IA,KlamCon - WLDF/FISH

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional 40 46398 IA,KlamCon - BIOL

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 41 46399 IA,KlamCon - BIOL

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 42 46400 IA,KlamCon - BIOL

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 43 46401 IA,KlamCon - BIOL

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional 50 46402 IA,Rising Tides - BIOL/OCN

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 51 46403 IA,Rising Tides - BIOL/OCN

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 52 46404 IA,Rising Tides - BIOL/OCN

SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar 53 46405 IA,Rising Tides - BIOL/OCN

SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology 10 41332 IA,Students enrolled in this course are also required to attend recitation session, either section 11 (42443), 12 (42467), 14 (46532), or 15 (46533).

SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec 11 42443 IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 11 (42443) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).

SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec 12 42467 IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 12 (42467) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).

SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec 13 42468 Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 13 (42468) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).

SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec 14 46532 IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 14 (46532) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).

SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec 15 46533 IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 15 (46533) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).

SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec 16 46534 Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 16 (46534) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).

SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology 20 41333 IA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP

SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec 21 42444 IA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP

SOC 113 Sociology Skills Development 10 41334 IA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP

SOC 113 Sociology Skills Development - Activity 11 42466 IA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP

SOC 225S Social Issues and Action - Tutorial 11 46676 IA,Service Learning component required outside of class time.

SOC 280 Student Rights/Civil Liberties 10 46374 IA,Late start date, this course meets the second half of the semester.

SOC 282L Sociological Statistics Lab 10 41335 IA,This course can be waived with successful completion of stats course w/SPSS. Talk to your advisor.

SOC 282L Sociological Statistics Lab 20 42299 IA,This course can be waived with successful completion of stats course w/SPSS. Talk to your advisor.

SOC 282L Sociological Statistics Lab 30 42507 IA,This course can be waived with successful completion of stats course w/SPSS. Talk to your advisor.

SOC 303 Race & Inequality 10 41331 IA,Students who enroll in this course are also required to attend recitation session, either section 11 (42445), 12 (42471) or 13 (42539). Sociology Majors are required to enroll in SOC 303M (41762).

SOC 303 Race & Inequality - 2nd Lec 11 42445 IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 303 section 11 (42445) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 303 section 10 (41331).

SOC 303 Race & Inequality - 2nd Lec 12 42471 IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 303 section 12 (42471) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 303 section 10 (41331).

SOC 303M Race & Inequality for Majors 10 41762 IA,Must be taken concurrently w/SOC 303 (41331). Course will meet every other week starting 08/31/2018.

SOC 306 The Changing Family 10 41336 IA,Sociology Majors are required to enroll in SOC 306M (41337).

SOC 306M The Changing Family for Majors 11 41337 IA,Must be taken concurrently w/SOC 306 (41336).

SOC 316 Gender and Society 1 42365 IA,This course is cross-listed with WS 316.

SOC 372 Proseminar 10 42426 IA,This course meets the first half of the semester. On Aug. 31st this course will meet in SH_118 and SH_119, check with instructor.

SOC 372 Proseminar 20 42461 IA,Late start date, this course meets the second half of the semester. On Oct. 26th this course will meet in SH_118 and SH_119, check with instructor.

SOC 382 Intro to Social Research 10 41339 IA,If SOC 282L was waived by your advisor please email instructor of SOC 382 to request a permission number.

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2018 - refreshed: 07-AUG-19/15:15 all_classnotes2184M report generated: 07-AUG-19
Class	Sect	CN	Class Notes
PHYX 109 Gen Phyx I: Mechanics - Activity	16	43666	IA,Please email the department, physics@humboldt.edu, with any enrollment questions about PHYX 109.
PHYX 490 Senior Thesis	00	43944	IA,Please see faculty for Permission Number to enroll: Bliven, Hoyle, Mola, Saunders.
PHYX 499 Directed Study	00	43946	IA,Please see faculty for Permission Number to enroll: Bliven, Hoyle, Mola, Saunders.
PSCI 220 Intro to Political Theory	1	41528	IA,Recommend to also take PSCI 280, SECTION 1, CLASS NO.: 41531
PSCI 240 Intro to Internat'l Relations	1	41530	IA,Recommend to also take PSCI 280, SECTION 2, CLASS NO.: 41534
PSCI 280 Core Discussion Seminar	1	41531	IA,Must be taken w/PSCI 220
PSCI 280 Core Discussion Seminar	2	41534	IA,Must be taken w/PSCI 240
REC 370 Outdoor Adventure Recreation	10	45877	IA,Field Trips - TBA
REC 370 Outdoor Adventure Recreation - Laboratory	11	45882	IA,Field Trips - TBA
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional	10	46386	IA,Stars to Rocks - CHEM/PHYX/GEOL
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	11	46387	IA,Stars to Rocks - Chemistry
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	12	46388	IA,Stars to Rocks - Geology and Physics
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional	20	46390	IA,KlamCon - ESM/FOR
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	21	46391	IA,KlamCon - ESM/FOR
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	22	46392	IA,KlamCon - ESM/FOR
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	23	46393	IA,KlamCon - ESM/FOR
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional	30	46394	IA,KlamCon - WLDF/FISH
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	31	46395	IA,KlamCon - WLDF/FISH
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	32	46396	IA,KlamCon - WLDF/FISH
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	33	46397	IA,KlamCon - WLDF/FISH
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional	40	46398	IA,KlamCon - BIOL
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	41	46399	IA,KlamCon - BIOL
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	42	46400	IA,KlamCon - BIOL
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	43	46401	IA,KlamCon - BIOL
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional	50	46402	IA,Rising Tides - BIOL/OCN
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	51	46403	IA,Rising Tides - BIOL/OCN
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	52	46404	IA,Rising Tides - BIOL/OCN
SCI 100 Becoming a STEM Professional - Seminar	53	46405	IA,Rising Tides - BIOL/OCN
SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology	10	41332	IA,Students enrolled in this course are also required to attend recitation session, either section 11 (42443), 12 (42467), 14 (46532), or 15 (46533).
SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec	11	42443	IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 11 (42443) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).
SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec	12	42467	IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 12 (42467) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).
SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec	13	42468	Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 13 (42468) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).
SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec	14	46532	IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 14 (46532) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).
SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec	15	46533	IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 15 (46533) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).
SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec	16	46534	Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 104 section 16 (46534) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 104 section 10 (41332).
SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology	20	41333	IA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP
SOC 104 Introduction to Sociology - 2nd Lec	21	42444	IA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP
SOC 113 Sociology Skills Development	10	41334	IA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP
SOC 113 Sociology Skills Development - Activity	11	42466	IA,Course is for EOP students only, and students will be registered by EOP
SOC 225S Social Issues and Action - Tutorial	11	46676	IA,Service Learning component required outside of class time.
SOC 280 Student Rights/Civil Liberties	10	46374	IA,Late start date, this course meets the second half of the semester.
SOC 282L Sociological Statistics Lab	10	41335	IA,This course can be waived with successful completion of stats course w/SPSS. Talk to your advisor.
SOC 282L Sociological Statistics Lab	20	42299	IA,This course can be waived with successful completion of stats course w/SPSS. Talk to your advisor.
SOC 282L Sociological Statistics Lab	30	42507	IA,This course can be waived with successful completion of stats course w/SPSS. Talk to your advisor.
SOC 303 Race & Inequality	10	41331	IA,Students who enroll in this course are also required to attend recitation session, either section 11 (42445), 12 (42471) or 13 (42539). Sociology Majors are required to enroll in SOC 303M (41762).
SOC 303 Race & Inequality - 2nd Lec	11	42445	IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 303 section 11 (42445) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 303 section 10 (41331).
SOC 303 Race & Inequality - 2nd Lec	12	42471	IA,Students who enroll in recitation session Soc 303 section 12 (42471) will also be required to enroll in lecture component of the course: Soc 303 section 10 (41331).
SOC 303M Race & Inequality for Majors	10	41762	IA,Must be taken concurrently w/SOC 303 (41331). Course will meet every other week starting 08/31/2018.
SOC 306 The Changing Family	10	41336	IA,Sociology Majors are required to enroll in SOC 306M (41337).
SOC 306M The Changing Family for Majors	11	41337	IA,Must be taken concurrently w/SOC 306 (41336).
SOC 316 Gender and Society	1	42365	IA,This course is cross-listed with WS 316.
SOC 372 Proseminar	10	42426	IA,This course meets the first half of the semester. On Aug. 31st this course will meet in SH_118 and SH_119, check with instructor.
SOC 372 Proseminar	20	42461	IA,Late start date, this course meets the second half of the semester. On Oct. 26th this course will meet in SH_118 and SH_119, check with instructor.
SOC 382 Intro to Social Research	10	41339	IA,If SOC 282L was waived by your advisor please email instructor of SOC 382 to request a permission number.

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Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

SOC 382 Intro to Social Research 20 42540 IA,If SOC 282L was waived by your advisor please email instructor of SOC 382 to request a permission number.

SOC 472 Graduate School Planning 10 42591 IA,This course meets the first half of the semester.

SOC 480 Migration & the Global Economy 10 42508 IA,This course meets CJS Majors Knowledge Area: Inequalities, Identities and Crime and SOC Knowledge Area: Inequalities and Change.

SOC 480 Drugs and Society 20 42606 IA,This course meets CJS Majors Knowledge Area: Justice and Policy and SOC Knowledge Area: Communities & Identity.

SOC 482 Internship 10 42472 IA,Instructor Approval required, for requirements and information see: http://www2.humboldt.edu/sociology/completing_your_ba

SOC 482 Internship - Tutorial 11 42473 IA,Internship component required for this course, talk to instructor for further information.

SOC 492 Senior Thesis 10 41470 IA,Instructor Approval required, for requirements and information see: http://www2.humboldt.edu/sociology/completing_your_ba

SOC 560 Teaching Sociology 1 41001 IA,Additional time outside of the classroom required. Check with instructor.

SOC 590 Practicing Sociology 1 41002 IA,Additional time outside of the classroom required. Check with instructor.

SPAN 313 Spanish Peer Tutoring 1 42449 IA,The optimal schedule for the fifty-minute weekly meeting in BSS 202 will be determined by the instructor and enrolled students in the first two weeks of classes.

SPAN 315S Field Exp: Teaching Spanish 1 42450 IA,The optimal schedule for the fifty-minute weekly meeting in BSS 202 will be determined by the instructor and enrolled students in the first two weeks of classes.

SPAN 370 Spanish Retreat/Seminar 1 46527 IA,Restricted seminar for Spanish Heritage speakers; preference given to SPAN 108S students. Meets one weekend off-campus. Cultural heritage trip to San Francisco using only Spanish for communication. Contact instructor for permission number.

SPAN 480 Capstone Service Learning Exp 1 42695 IA,Course associated with SPAN 492. Students work with various local organizations and the Hispanic community. Valuable opportunities to apply and reflect on learning as well as work with the technical and social complexities of providing services to the community.

SW 101 Intro to SW & SW Institutions 1 46540 IA,SW 101 is Introduction to Social Work, formerly known as SW 104. LD D or E and DCG

SW 101 Intro to SW & SW Institutions 2 46541 IA,SW 101 is Introduction to Social Work, formerly known as SW 104. LD D or E and DCG

WLDF 311 Wildlife Techniques 10 43762 IA,Required one three-day (F,S,SU) field trip

WLDF 365 Ornithology I 10 43767 IA,Students are required to meet at 0700 for transportation to laboratories

WLDF 423 Wildlife Mgmt (Nongame Wldf) 10 43773 IA,Required one three-day (F,S,SU) field trip

WLDF 430 Ecol/Mgmt Wetland Habitats 10 43991 IA,Required one three-day (F,S,SU) field trip

WLDF 475 Wildlife Ethology 10 43778 IA,Required one day (Sat) field trip

WLDF 478 Ecology Wildlife Populations 10 44511 IA,Required one three-day (F,S,SU) field trip

WLDF 482 Wildlife Conclave 1 44855 IA,Required one week field trip (Conclave)

WLDF 578 Advanced Populations 10 43452 IA,Required one three-day (F,S,SU) field trip

WS 306 Sex/Clss/Cltr Intrnl Shrt Stry 1 42483 IA,This course is cross-listed with GERM 306.

WS 309B Gender and Communication 1 41746 IA,This course is cross-listed with COMM 309B.

WS 309B Gender and Communication 2 41751 IA,This course is cross-listed with COMM 309B.

WS 309B Gender and Communication 3 42495 IA,This course is cross-listed with COMM 309B.

WS 315 Sex, Gender & Globalization 1 41392 IA,This course is cross-listed with ANTH 315.

WS 316 Gender & Society 1 41744 IA,This course is cross-listed with SOC 316.

WS 317 Women and Development 1 42465 IA,This course is cross-listed with ANTH 317.

WS 336 American Ethnic Literature 1 42055 IA,Performing Race and Gender. Analyze fiction, drama, film and autobiography exploring social/legal constructions of race, gender, sexuality. What are rewards / punishments for fitting or challenging these boxes? Readings include Gabby Rivera, Hwang, Moraga, Cliff, Uyehara, Sui Sin Far, Larsen, West, and the film Moonlight. This course is cross-listed with ES 336 and ENGL 336.

WS 436 Human Sexuality 1 41761 IA,This course is cross-listed with PSYC 436.

ZOOL 314 Invertebrate Zoology 10 43592 IA,Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.

ZOOL 314 Invertebrate Zoology - Laboratory 11 43593 IA,Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.

ZOOL 314 Invertebrate Zoology - Laboratory 12 43594 IA,Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.

ZOOL 530 Benthic Ecology 10 43480 IA,Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.

ZOOL 530 Benthic Ecology - Laboratory 11 43481 IA,Lab meets at the Marine lab in Trinidad, CA; please allow 30 minutes commute time each way from HSU to Marine Lab and return.