W118

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

W118: Class sections with notes Spring 2025 - refreshed: 21-APR-25/00:29
all_classnotes2252M report generated: 21-APR-25

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

ANTH 210 Intro to Anthropology Major 1 21454 IA,This class will use the Hyflex mode of instruction. The class will meet in person in BSS 310 on Fridays from 1:00-1:50. Students will have the option of attending these meetings virtually. During the week of March 10, students will meet online only on Wednesday, March 12 from 5:00-6:50 PM; there will be no Friday meeting that week.

ANTH 307 Vikings: Myth, Legend, Reality 1 21280 IA,Special Topic: Vikings: Myth, Legend, Reality - Investigate the Vikings of legend as they were a thousand years ago, their influence on today's cultures & media, and examine the material evidence scattered throughout Europe & the Mid-East.

ANTH 329 Queer Across Cultures 1 21610 IA,Special Topic: Queer Across Cultures - A survey course on understandings of queerness across culture areas, the intersections of racism/disability with queerness, indigenous queer embodiment, and how AIDS has impacted cultural beliefs around queerness.

ANTH 482 Anthropology Internship 2 23797 IA,Students will receive funding through the Sustainable Food Systems program to facilitate an internship in a Humboldt County food producer space or with an organization focused on food system issues.

ANTH 485 Sust Food Syst Field Studies 1 21482 IA,Special Topic: Sustainable Food Systems Field Studies - Explore global food system topics through field trips to community-based, sustainable food system-related organizations.

ANTH 485 Sust Food Syst Trip UC Davis 2 21643 IA,Field trip to UC Davis to explore graduate opportunities for Biochemistry and Microbial Ecology majors. Waste management and food production stops will also be featured.

ANTH 680 Skeletal Biology & Forensics 1 23810 IA,Special Topic: Skeletal Biology & Forensics - Intensive graduate-level study of human osteology and skeletal biology, including techniques for creating biological profiles and estimating age, sex, stature, trauma, and disease; application to legal investigations and human rights.

ANTH 680 Cultural Resource Management 2 23815 IA,Special Topic: Cultural Resource Management - Advanced vocationally-oriented study of applied archaeology. Examine ethical, legal, and technical aspects of cultural and heritage resources management within the US with a review of global case studies.

ANTH 680 Prof Publication & Presentatn 3 23819 IA,Special Topic: Professional Publication & Presentation - Valuable introduction to the many aspects of the academic publishing process. Emphasis is on exploring techniques for preparing and submitting journal articles, responding to peer review, and presenting papers and posters at academic conferences.

ART 301 Art and Otherness 1 21127 IA,This course will explore the historical and ongoing constructions of global systems and hierarchies as they manifest in artistic traditions, highlighting examples that speak to the ways in which art has been used to construct and reinforce ideas of belonging and otherness in various places and points in history.

ART 301 Gender and Sexuality in Art 2 21386 IA,This course will explore modern European and American art and visual culture through the lens of gender and sexuality. Major themes will include women as artists and subjects, queer art, erotica, the construction and/or reinforcement of gender norms through visual media, and the body in representation.

ART 302 Non-Western Art in The Museum 1 21516 IA,This course will examine how Non-Western Art is presented in museums around the world. Topics to include collection histories, contemporary ethical debates around restitution, and updated methods of display.

ART 308 Representation in Film Matters 1 23601 IA,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.

ART 396B CCACA Clay Conference 1 23532 IA,CCACA Field Trip

CANN 120 Intro to Cannabis Studies 1 23795 IA,students required to have webcams for online (Zoom) class

CANN 345 Cannabis Env Reg & Env Req 1 23801 IA,Prerequisite is optional; Students may obtain the consent of the instructor to enroll in this course.

CANN 420 Cannabis Law and Public Policy 1 23473 IA,Prerequisite is optional; Students may obtain the consent of the instructor to enroll in this course. Students required to have webcams for online (Zoom) class.

COMM 474 Communication Wizards 1 23478 IA,TBA/Meetings are planned in Telonicher House/Squad Room

CRGS 482 Internship 1 21062 IA,IA,IA, Instructor Approval Required. Email pmla1@humboldt.edu.

CRGS 482 Internship 2 21063 IA,IA,IA, Instructor Approval Required. Email pmla1@humboldt.edu.

CRGS 482 Internship 3 21064 IA,IA,IA, Instructor Approval Required. Email pmla1@humboldt.edu.

CRIM 125 Introduction to CJS 1 21151 IA,students required to have webcams for online (Zoom) class

CRIM 410 Theories of Justice & Crime 1 21152 IA,students required to have webcams for online (Zoom) class

EDUC 377 Teaching Inclusive Classrooms 1 23495 IA,Asynchronous online course with some in-person meetings through the semester.

ENGL 105 Queer Futures 1 21604 IA,Special Topic Description: In this course we'll read speculative fiction and speculate about queer futures. We'll investigate how readers and texts make meaning together and consider how literary texts can help us build imaginative capacities to create worlds beyond those that are not enough.

ENGL 232 U.S. Lit and Social Change 1 21424 IA,Study literature and `artivism' across multiple centuries. Consider cultural impact. Explore online archives and digital tools to try new ways of reading literature.

ENGL 336 Ungovernable Worlds As/Am Lit 1 21168 IA,Special Topic Description: We'll study literature on the ungovernable worlds of the Asian American diaspora. This is the space for an abolition feminist and non-western/western anarchist praxis. Engage in various genres of text. This class is cross-listed with ES 336 and WS 336.

ENGL 342 Special Topics in Shakespeare 1 21170 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; the theater, race and religion; and early modern trans-studies.

ENGL 394 Oregon Shakespeare Festival 1 23396 IA,Weekend field trip to Ashland, Oregon to see two plays at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The dates for this trip are April 26 and 27. Course includes discussion about plays and performances. Pre-trip meeting February 26 and post-trip meeting April 30.

ENGL 410 Queer Women's Memoir 1 23390 IA,Special Topic Description: Examine queer women's personal narratives, including Cristy C. Road's graphic memoir and Black feminist activist Barbara Smith's collected essays and interviews. Focus on queer and "quare" activist histories, self-representation and coming-of-age narratives, and intersectional analysis of life writing. Counts toward majors in ENGL, WS, and MQS and minors in Lit, Ethnic American Lit, WS, and MQS.

ENGL 510 Queer Women's Memoir 1 23391 IA,Special Topic Description: Examine queer women's personal narratives, including Cristy C. Road's graphic memoir and Black feminist activist Barbara Smith's collected essays and interviews. Focus on queer and "quare" activist histories, self-representation and coming-of-age narratives, and intersectional analysis of life writing. Counts toward majors in ENGL, WS, and MQS and minors in Lit, Ethnic American Lit, WS, and MQS.

ENGL 580 Facilitated Writing Community 1 23449 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 226 Comp Methods for Enginring II 10 22704 IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.

ENGR 226 Comp Methods for Enginring II - Laboratory 11 22705 IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.

ENGR 226 Comp Methods for Enginring II - Laboratory 12 23667 IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.

ENGR 313 Systems Analysis 10 22618 IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.

ENGR 313 Systems Analysis - Laboratory 11 22619 IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.

ENGR 331 Thermo & Energy Systems I - Laboratory 11 22595 IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.

ENGR 331 Thermo & Energy Systems I - Laboratory 12 23677 IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.

ENGR 410 Environ. Health & Impact Asmnt 1 22269 IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman

ENGR 498 Directed Design Project 39 22775 IA,Directed Design Project for Mechanical Engineers

ENGR 499 Directed Study 29 23968 IA,Capstone Design for Mechanical Engineers

ENST 123 Intro to Herbs 3 21363 IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: Viviana Morfin. Class meetings Feb 10- Apr 25 in CCAT.

ENST 123 Sustainable Arts and Crafts 4 21372 IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: CJ Pehle. Class meetings Feb 10- Apr 25 in CCAT.

ENST 123 Cooking and Sustainability 5 21491 IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: Kiah Glynn. Class meetings Feb 10- Apr 25 in CCAT.

ES 200 African Am and Latinx Am Hist 1 23702 IA,This class is for Pelican Bay

ES 202 Hip Hop & the Black Experience 1 21467 IA,Students taking ES 202 will be required to attend and present at Cal Poly Humboldt's annual Hip-Hop conference, scheduled for April 17 and April 18, 5 PM - 9 PM, both days.

ES 336 Ungovernable Worlds As/Am Lit 1 21070 IA,Special Topic Description: We'll study literature on the ungovernable worlds of the Asian American diaspora. This is the space for an abolition feminist and non-western/western anarchist praxis. Engage in various genres of text. This class is cross-listed with ENGL 336 and WS 336.

ESM 482 Internship 1 22301 IA,Sustainability Office Internship. Enroll in this section for on-campus internships offered through Office of Sustainability. Contact Morgan King (mpk9@humboldt.edu) for information.

ESM 482 Internship 2 22456 IA,Sustainability Office Internship Enroll in this section for on-campus internships offered through Office of Sustainability.

ESM 482 Internship 3 22728 IA,Sustainability Office Internship Enroll in this section for on-campus internships offered through Office of Sustainability. Contact Katie Koscielak (kmk928@humboldt.edu) for information.

ESM 499 Directed Study 10 22600 IA,This section is for the JEDI Committee.

FILM 308 Representation in Film Matters 1 23422 IA,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 23868 IA,Students will learn how to use sound to enhance a visual story, and cover topics such as production, recording, editing, and mixing. No prerequisites.

W118: Class sections with notes Spring 2025 - refreshed: 21-APR-25/00:29 all_classnotes2252M report generated: 21-APR-25
Class	Sect	CN	Class Notes
ANTH 210 Intro to Anthropology Major	1	21454	IA,This class will use the Hyflex mode of instruction. The class will meet in person in BSS 310 on Fridays from 1:00-1:50. Students will have the option of attending these meetings virtually. During the week of March 10, students will meet online only on Wednesday, March 12 from 5:00-6:50 PM; there will be no Friday meeting that week.
ANTH 307 Vikings: Myth, Legend, Reality	1	21280	IA,Special Topic: Vikings: Myth, Legend, Reality - Investigate the Vikings of legend as they were a thousand years ago, their influence on today's cultures & media, and examine the material evidence scattered throughout Europe & the Mid-East.
ANTH 329 Queer Across Cultures	1	21610	IA,Special Topic: Queer Across Cultures - A survey course on understandings of queerness across culture areas, the intersections of racism/disability with queerness, indigenous queer embodiment, and how AIDS has impacted cultural beliefs around queerness.
ANTH 482 Anthropology Internship	2	23797	IA,Students will receive funding through the Sustainable Food Systems program to facilitate an internship in a Humboldt County food producer space or with an organization focused on food system issues.
ANTH 485 Sust Food Syst Field Studies	1	21482	IA,Special Topic: Sustainable Food Systems Field Studies - Explore global food system topics through field trips to community-based, sustainable food system-related organizations.
ANTH 485 Sust Food Syst Trip UC Davis	2	21643	IA,Field trip to UC Davis to explore graduate opportunities for Biochemistry and Microbial Ecology majors. Waste management and food production stops will also be featured.
ANTH 680 Skeletal Biology & Forensics	1	23810	IA,Special Topic: Skeletal Biology & Forensics - Intensive graduate-level study of human osteology and skeletal biology, including techniques for creating biological profiles and estimating age, sex, stature, trauma, and disease; application to legal investigations and human rights.
ANTH 680 Cultural Resource Management	2	23815	IA,Special Topic: Cultural Resource Management - Advanced vocationally-oriented study of applied archaeology. Examine ethical, legal, and technical aspects of cultural and heritage resources management within the US with a review of global case studies.
ANTH 680 Prof Publication & Presentatn	3	23819	IA,Special Topic: Professional Publication & Presentation - Valuable introduction to the many aspects of the academic publishing process. Emphasis is on exploring techniques for preparing and submitting journal articles, responding to peer review, and presenting papers and posters at academic conferences.
ART 301 Art and Otherness	1	21127	IA,This course will explore the historical and ongoing constructions of global systems and hierarchies as they manifest in artistic traditions, highlighting examples that speak to the ways in which art has been used to construct and reinforce ideas of belonging and otherness in various places and points in history.
ART 301 Gender and Sexuality in Art	2	21386	IA,This course will explore modern European and American art and visual culture through the lens of gender and sexuality. Major themes will include women as artists and subjects, queer art, erotica, the construction and/or reinforcement of gender norms through visual media, and the body in representation.
ART 302 Non-Western Art in The Museum	1	21516	IA,This course will examine how Non-Western Art is presented in museums around the world. Topics to include collection histories, contemporary ethical debates around restitution, and updated methods of display.
ART 308 Representation in Film Matters	1	23601	IA,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.
ART 396B CCACA Clay Conference	1	23532	IA,CCACA Field Trip
CANN 120 Intro to Cannabis Studies	1	23795	IA,students required to have webcams for online (Zoom) class
CANN 345 Cannabis Env Reg & Env Req	1	23801	IA,Prerequisite is optional; Students may obtain the consent of the instructor to enroll in this course.
CANN 420 Cannabis Law and Public Policy	1	23473	IA,Prerequisite is optional; Students may obtain the consent of the instructor to enroll in this course. Students required to have webcams for online (Zoom) class.
COMM 474 Communication Wizards	1	23478	IA,TBA/Meetings are planned in Telonicher House/Squad Room
CRGS 482 Internship	1	21062	IA,IA,IA, Instructor Approval Required. Email pmla1@humboldt.edu.
CRGS 482 Internship	2	21063	IA,IA,IA, Instructor Approval Required. Email pmla1@humboldt.edu.
CRGS 482 Internship	3	21064	IA,IA,IA, Instructor Approval Required. Email pmla1@humboldt.edu.
CRIM 125 Introduction to CJS	1	21151	IA,students required to have webcams for online (Zoom) class
CRIM 410 Theories of Justice & Crime	1	21152	IA,students required to have webcams for online (Zoom) class
EDUC 377 Teaching Inclusive Classrooms	1	23495	IA,Asynchronous online course with some in-person meetings through the semester.
ENGL 105 Queer Futures	1	21604	IA,Special Topic Description: In this course we'll read speculative fiction and speculate about queer futures. We'll investigate how readers and texts make meaning together and consider how literary texts can help us build imaginative capacities to create worlds beyond those that are not enough.
ENGL 232 U.S. Lit and Social Change	1	21424	IA,Study literature and `artivism' across multiple centuries. Consider cultural impact. Explore online archives and digital tools to try new ways of reading literature.
ENGL 336 Ungovernable Worlds As/Am Lit	1	21168	IA,Special Topic Description: We'll study literature on the ungovernable worlds of the Asian American diaspora. This is the space for an abolition feminist and non-western/western anarchist praxis. Engage in various genres of text. This class is cross-listed with ES 336 and WS 336.
ENGL 342 Special Topics in Shakespeare	1	21170	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; the theater, race and religion; and early modern trans-studies.
ENGL 394 Oregon Shakespeare Festival	1	23396	IA,Weekend field trip to Ashland, Oregon to see two plays at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The dates for this trip are April 26 and 27. Course includes discussion about plays and performances. Pre-trip meeting February 26 and post-trip meeting April 30.
ENGL 410 Queer Women's Memoir	1	23390	IA,Special Topic Description: Examine queer women's personal narratives, including Cristy C. Road's graphic memoir and Black feminist activist Barbara Smith's collected essays and interviews. Focus on queer and "quare" activist histories, self-representation and coming-of-age narratives, and intersectional analysis of life writing. Counts toward majors in ENGL, WS, and MQS and minors in Lit, Ethnic American Lit, WS, and MQS.
ENGL 510 Queer Women's Memoir	1	23391	IA,Special Topic Description: Examine queer women's personal narratives, including Cristy C. Road's graphic memoir and Black feminist activist Barbara Smith's collected essays and interviews. Focus on queer and "quare" activist histories, self-representation and coming-of-age narratives, and intersectional analysis of life writing. Counts toward majors in ENGL, WS, and MQS and minors in Lit, Ethnic American Lit, WS, and MQS.
ENGL 580 Facilitated Writing Community	1	23449	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 226 Comp Methods for Enginring II	10	22704	IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.
ENGR 226 Comp Methods for Enginring II - Laboratory	11	22705	IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.
ENGR 226 Comp Methods for Enginring II - Laboratory	12	23667	IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.
ENGR 313 Systems Analysis	10	22618	IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.
ENGR 313 Systems Analysis - Laboratory	11	22619	IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.
ENGR 331 Thermo & Energy Systems I - Laboratory	11	22595	IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.
ENGR 331 Thermo & Energy Systems I - Laboratory	12	23677	IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman, and specify which lab you prefer.
ENGR 410 Environ. Health & Impact Asmnt	1	22269	IA,If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman
ENGR 498 Directed Design Project	39	22775	IA,Directed Design Project for Mechanical Engineers
ENGR 499 Directed Study	29	23968	IA,Capstone Design for Mechanical Engineers
ENST 123 Intro to Herbs	3	21363	IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: Viviana Morfin. Class meetings Feb 10- Apr 25 in CCAT.
ENST 123 Sustainable Arts and Crafts	4	21372	IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: CJ Pehle. Class meetings Feb 10- Apr 25 in CCAT.
ENST 123 Cooking and Sustainability	5	21491	IA,Class is student-facilitated. Facilitator: Kiah Glynn. Class meetings Feb 10- Apr 25 in CCAT.
ES 200 African Am and Latinx Am Hist	1	23702	IA,This class is for Pelican Bay
ES 202 Hip Hop & the Black Experience	1	21467	IA,Students taking ES 202 will be required to attend and present at Cal Poly Humboldt's annual Hip-Hop conference, scheduled for April 17 and April 18, 5 PM - 9 PM, both days.
ES 336 Ungovernable Worlds As/Am Lit	1	21070	IA,Special Topic Description: We'll study literature on the ungovernable worlds of the Asian American diaspora. This is the space for an abolition feminist and non-western/western anarchist praxis. Engage in various genres of text. This class is cross-listed with ENGL 336 and WS 336.
ESM 482 Internship	1	22301	IA,Sustainability Office Internship. Enroll in this section for on-campus internships offered through Office of Sustainability. Contact Morgan King (mpk9@humboldt.edu) for information.
ESM 482 Internship	2	22456	IA,Sustainability Office Internship Enroll in this section for on-campus internships offered through Office of Sustainability.
ESM 482 Internship	3	22728	IA,Sustainability Office Internship Enroll in this section for on-campus internships offered through Office of Sustainability. Contact Katie Koscielak (kmk928@humboldt.edu) for information.
ESM 499 Directed Study	10	22600	IA,This section is for the JEDI Committee.
FILM 308 Representation in Film Matters	1	23422	IA,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	23868	IA,Students will learn how to use sound to enhance a visual story, and cover topics such as production, recording, editing, and mixing. No prerequisites.

W118: Class sections with notes Spring 2025 - refreshed: 21-APR-25/00:29
all_classnotes2252M report generated: 21-APR-25

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

FREN 107 French Level III 1 21051 IA,This is a Hybrid Class that meets SYNCHRONOUSLY in person and online. Please contact the course instructor with questions.

GEOG 469 Geography Field Experience 1 21458 IA,California Geographic Society Conference, April 25-27th, 2025, Turlock, CA

HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877 2 21200 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877 3 21368 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877 2 21369 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877 3 21555 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 482 Internship in History 1 21204 IA,Internships at local museums, archives, historic sites, etc.

HIST 482 Internship in History 2 21490 IA,Internships at local museums, archives, historic sites, etc.

HIST 482 Internship in History 3 23935 IA,Opportunity for students to collect and present oral histories from those involved in or impacted by Spring 2024 campus and community protests.

HIST 482 Internship in History 4 23936 IA,Opportunity for students to collect and present oral histories from those involved in or impacted by Spring 2024 campus and community protests.

JMC 280 Investigative Workshop 1 23832 IA,Course meets for 2 in-person Wed classes (1/22 & 4/23) and 2 Saturday intensive workshops (2/1 and 3/8)

JMC 324 Feature Writing 1 23524 IA,Meets in-person MW with one hour of online asynch instruction Fridays.

JMC 328 Media Law 1 21333 IA,Meets in-person MW with one hour of online asynch instruction Fridays.

JMC 429 Advanced Public Relations 1 23527 IA,JMC 120 "Beginning Reporting" requirement has been dropped. Please contact instructor for permission to enroll.

JMC 480 News Parody: Theory & Practice 1 21334 IA,Meets in-person MW with one hour of online asynch instruction Fridays.

LSEE 475 Health and Physical Education 1 23161 IA,Free "Open Educational Resources" are required for this course. Please see your Instructor.

MATH 109C Calculus 1 Part 2 10 23538 IA,Math 109 (CN 43771) is a corequisite with Math 198 (CN 43362)

MUS 107J Jazz Combos 1 21285 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 21286 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.

OCN 304 Resources of the Sea 10 22323 IA,This class meets for 1.5 hours Tuesday and Thursday.

PHIL 485 Philosophy of Perception 1 21292 IA,Special Topic Description: A survey of contemporary philosophical theories of perception and perceptual content. Topics covered: sense datum theory, phenomenal intentionality, naive realism, non-conceptual content.

PSCI 110 American Government 1 21186 IA,This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.

PSCI 110 American Government 3 21188 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.

PSCI 110 American Government 4 21196 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.

PSCI 159 California Government 1 21433 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

PSCI 159 California Government 2 24150 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

PSCI 160 California Institutions 1 21434 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions

PSCI 160 California Institutions 2 24136 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions

PSCI 371 E Law Conference 1 21383 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 2/28 and 3/2.

REC 430 Outdoor Leadership Expedition 10 23771 IA,Field Trip dates are March 1-2, 2025 in Klamath, CA and April 4-12, 2025 in Hells Canyon, ID.

REC 430 Outdoor Leadership Expedition - Laboratory 11 23772 IA,Field Trip dates are March 1-2, 2025 in Klamath, CA and April 4-12, 2025 in Hells Canyon, ID.

RS 105 World Religions 1 21147 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

RS 302W Cults, Clubs, and NRMs 1 21515 IA,This is a hybrid class with a face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.

RS 341 Spiritual Traditions of India 1 21514 IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

RS 393 Comp Religions&Spiritualities 1 23920 IA,This class is being offered at Pelican Bay State Prison.

RS 394 Jewish Spirituality Weekend 1 21380 IA,Celebrate the Sabbath with beautiful rituals, songs, and meals. Weekend led by Rabbi Naomi Steinberg.

RS 394 Gomde Tibetan Buddhist Retreat 2 21381 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 Palestine: Multifaith Activism 3 21382 IA,This weekend course features the group Humboldt for Palestine, a collective that promotes education and activism in Palestine and interconnected anti-imperial struggles. Friday night film screening and discussion; Saturday workshop including focused discussion groups, short talks, and a session to examine effective activism, followed by a fast-breaking Ramadan meal with the local Muslim community. Sunday we will join the Unitarian Universalist congregation as they host speakers focused on the Palestinian struggle.

SOC 330 Social Deviance 1 21356 IA,Students required to have webcams for online class (zoom)

SP 310 Interdisciplinary Inquiry 1 23367 IA,ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.

SP 482 Exper. Learning/Internship 00 23368 IA,Instructor approal (reach out to the class instructor to obtain permission number for this class). ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.

SP 492W Senior Capstone Project 1 23901 IA,ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.

SPED 705 Multicultural Special Educ 1 22830 IA,HYFLEX Course:The class will meet face-to-face unless other arrangements have been approved by the instructor.

SPED 711 Curr & Instrct: Sci & Soc Stds 1 22833 IA,HYFLEX Course: The class will meet face-to-face unless other arrangements have been approved by the instructor.

SPED 721 Transition Planning 1 22834 IA,HYFLEX Course: The class will meet face-to-face unless other arrangements have been approved by the instructor.

SW 330 Social Work Policy 2 23141 DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 330 Social Work Policy 3 23814 DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 341 Social Work Methods II 2 23137 DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 341 Social Work Methods II 3 23214 DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 351 Human Behavior & Social Env II 2 23139 DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 351 Human Behavior & Social Env II 3 23813 DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 355 Social Agency Experience - Tutorial 11 23145 DA,There is a $20 class fee associated with this class. This is an online course and will meet synchronously approx. once a month on Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 355 Social Agency Experience - Tutorial 21 23443 DA,There is a $20 class fee associated with this class. This is an online course and will meet synchronously approx. once a month on Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 356 Social Work Field Preparation 2 23143 DA,This course meets approx. once a month synchronously Thursdays from 6-8 pm.

W118: Class sections with notes Spring 2025 - refreshed: 21-APR-25/00:29 all_classnotes2252M report generated: 21-APR-25
Class	Sect	CN	Class Notes
FREN 107 French Level III	1	21051	IA,This is a Hybrid Class that meets SYNCHRONOUSLY in person and online. Please contact the course instructor with questions.
GEOG 469 Geography Field Experience	1	21458	IA,California Geographic Society Conference, April 25-27th, 2025, Turlock, CA
HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877	2	21200	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877	3	21368	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877	2	21369	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877	3	21555	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 482 Internship in History	1	21204	IA,Internships at local museums, archives, historic sites, etc.
HIST 482 Internship in History	2	21490	IA,Internships at local museums, archives, historic sites, etc.
HIST 482 Internship in History	3	23935	IA,Opportunity for students to collect and present oral histories from those involved in or impacted by Spring 2024 campus and community protests.
HIST 482 Internship in History	4	23936	IA,Opportunity for students to collect and present oral histories from those involved in or impacted by Spring 2024 campus and community protests.
JMC 280 Investigative Workshop	1	23832	IA,Course meets for 2 in-person Wed classes (1/22 & 4/23) and 2 Saturday intensive workshops (2/1 and 3/8)
JMC 324 Feature Writing	1	23524	IA,Meets in-person MW with one hour of online asynch instruction Fridays.
JMC 328 Media Law	1	21333	IA,Meets in-person MW with one hour of online asynch instruction Fridays.
JMC 429 Advanced Public Relations	1	23527	IA,JMC 120 "Beginning Reporting" requirement has been dropped. Please contact instructor for permission to enroll.
JMC 480 News Parody: Theory & Practice	1	21334	IA,Meets in-person MW with one hour of online asynch instruction Fridays.
LSEE 475 Health and Physical Education	1	23161	IA,Free "Open Educational Resources" are required for this course. Please see your Instructor.
MATH 109C Calculus 1 Part 2	10	23538	IA,Math 109 (CN 43771) is a corequisite with Math 198 (CN 43362)
MUS 107J Jazz Combos	1	21285	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	21286	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.
OCN 304 Resources of the Sea	10	22323	IA,This class meets for 1.5 hours Tuesday and Thursday.
PHIL 485 Philosophy of Perception	1	21292	IA,Special Topic Description: A survey of contemporary philosophical theories of perception and perceptual content. Topics covered: sense datum theory, phenomenal intentionality, naive realism, non-conceptual content.
PSCI 110 American Government	1	21186	IA,This is a hybrid class with a synchronous face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.
PSCI 110 American Government	3	21188	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.
PSCI 110 American Government	4	21196	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.
PSCI 159 California Government	1	21433	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
PSCI 159 California Government	2	24150	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
PSCI 160 California Institutions	1	21434	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions
PSCI 160 California Institutions	2	24136	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions
PSCI 371 E Law Conference	1	21383	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 2/28 and 3/2.
REC 430 Outdoor Leadership Expedition	10	23771	IA,Field Trip dates are March 1-2, 2025 in Klamath, CA and April 4-12, 2025 in Hells Canyon, ID.
REC 430 Outdoor Leadership Expedition - Laboratory	11	23772	IA,Field Trip dates are March 1-2, 2025 in Klamath, CA and April 4-12, 2025 in Hells Canyon, ID.
RS 105 World Religions	1	21147	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
RS 302W Cults, Clubs, and NRMs	1	21515	IA,This is a hybrid class with a face-to-face component and an online asynchronous component.
RS 341 Spiritual Traditions of India	1	21514	IA,This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
RS 393 Comp Religions&Spiritualities	1	23920	IA,This class is being offered at Pelican Bay State Prison.
RS 394 Jewish Spirituality Weekend	1	21380	IA,Celebrate the Sabbath with beautiful rituals, songs, and meals. Weekend led by Rabbi Naomi Steinberg.
RS 394 Gomde Tibetan Buddhist Retreat	2	21381	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 Palestine: Multifaith Activism	3	21382	IA,This weekend course features the group Humboldt for Palestine, a collective that promotes education and activism in Palestine and interconnected anti-imperial struggles. Friday night film screening and discussion; Saturday workshop including focused discussion groups, short talks, and a session to examine effective activism, followed by a fast-breaking Ramadan meal with the local Muslim community. Sunday we will join the Unitarian Universalist congregation as they host speakers focused on the Palestinian struggle.
SOC 330 Social Deviance	1	21356	IA,Students required to have webcams for online class (zoom)
SP 310 Interdisciplinary Inquiry	1	23367	IA,ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.
SP 482 Exper. Learning/Internship	00	23368	IA,Instructor approal (reach out to the class instructor to obtain permission number for this class). ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.
SP 492W Senior Capstone Project	1	23901	IA,ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.
SPED 705 Multicultural Special Educ	1	22830	IA,HYFLEX Course:The class will meet face-to-face unless other arrangements have been approved by the instructor.
SPED 711 Curr & Instrct: Sci & Soc Stds	1	22833	IA,HYFLEX Course: The class will meet face-to-face unless other arrangements have been approved by the instructor.
SPED 721 Transition Planning	1	22834	IA,HYFLEX Course: The class will meet face-to-face unless other arrangements have been approved by the instructor.
SW 330 Social Work Policy	2	23141	DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 330 Social Work Policy	3	23814	DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 341 Social Work Methods II	2	23137	DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 341 Social Work Methods II	3	23214	DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 351 Human Behavior & Social Env II	2	23139	DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 351 Human Behavior & Social Env II	3	23813	DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.
SW 355 Social Agency Experience - Tutorial	11	23145	DA,There is a $20 class fee associated with this class. This is an online course and will meet synchronously approx. once a month on Thursdays from 6-8pm.
SW 355 Social Agency Experience - Tutorial	21	23443	DA,There is a $20 class fee associated with this class. This is an online course and will meet synchronously approx. once a month on Thursdays from 6-8pm.
SW 356 Social Work Field Preparation	2	23143	DA,This course meets approx. once a month synchronously Thursdays from 6-8 pm.

W118: Class sections with notes Spring 2025 - refreshed: 21-APR-25/00:29
all_classnotes2252M report generated: 21-APR-25

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

SW 356 Social Work Field Preparation 3 23420 DA,This course meets approx. once a month synchronously Thursdays from 6-8 pm.

SW 442 Mental Health and Recovery 2 23132 DA,This is a fully online course and will meet synchronously on Thursdays from 6-8pm approximately 3 times during the semester rotating with other major courses.

SW 480 Wellness Coach II 1 23426 IA,This course meets synchronously monthly for additional training, reserved for social work seniors in qualifying placements. Students must have take SW 480 in Wellness Coach I in previous semester.

TA 367 The Art of Clowning 1 21548 IA,A course that explores the unpredictable, ridiculous, and dynamic art of clowning. Students will create clown characters and original material, explore clowning-based principles, and examine the cultural significance of the clown figure.

WLC 480 ISLP Philippines 1 21481 IA,ISLP Philippines Pre-trip classes meet on Thursday, 5:00-6:50pm between 1/30-4/3. Travel dates 3/13-3/23

WLC 480 ISLP Mexico 2 21599 IA,ISLP Mexico trip dates are 1/09-1/20/25. There are three (3) pre-trip meetings on Tuesdays between 12/3/24 - 12/17/24, 5:00-7:50pm. There will be one (1) post-trip meeting on Tuesday, 1/28/25 from 5:00-7:50.

WLDF 210 Intro to Wldlfe Conserv & Admn 10 22422 IA,Online lecture

WLDF 309 Case Studies in Environ Ethics 1 23502 IA,Online course; lectures via Zoom

WLDF 423 Wildlife Mgmt (Nongame Wldf) 10 23545 IA,Management of Herpetofauna

WLDF 423 Wildlife Mgmt (Nongame Wldf) - Laboratory 12 23578 IA,Management of Herpetofauna

WLDF 423 Wildlife Mgmt (Nongame Wldf) 20 23579 IA,Management of Songbirds

WLDF 423 Wildlife Mgmt (Nongame Wldf) - Laboratory 21 23580 IA,Management of Songbirds

WLDF 495W Senior Project 1 22671 IA,Online course; lectures via Zoom

WLDF 531 Adv Wildlife Habitat Ecology 10 23600 IA,Course will run on a condensed schedule, ending the week of 3/14/2025. The course will meet for 3 hours, 2x a week.

WS 336 Ungovernable Worlds As/Am Lit 1 21647 IA,Special Topic Description: We'll study literature on the ungovernable worlds of the Asian American diaspora. This is the space for an abolition feminist and non-western/western anarchist praxis. Engage in various genres of text. This class is cross-listed with ENGL 336 and ES 336.