W118

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

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2025 - refreshed: 21-APR-25/00:29
all_classnotes2254M report generated: 21-APR-25

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

ANTH 307 Mesoamerican Archaeology 1 41315 Special Topic: Mesoamerican Archaeology - Explores the cultural history of Mesoamerica starting from the peopling of the Americas, followed by an in-depth exploration of the Olmec, Teotihuacano, Zapotec, Maya, Mixtec, Toltec and Aztec cultures. Discusses the impacts of colonialism and current Indigenous political activism and identity within contemporary Mesoamerica.

ANTH 329 Critical Archival Studies 1 41550 Special Topic - Critical Archival Studies: Anthropological Insights. Engages with archival studies via post-colonial theory and study of power in the historical record. The course reviews Humboldt¿s Special Collections, digital archaeology, tribal constitutions, and more.

ANTH 339 Comparative Osteology& Zooarch 1 43782 Special Topic: Comparative Osteology & Zooarchaeology - Survey vertebrate skeletal remains common in archaeological and forensic contexts, with an emphasis on human osteology to facilitate differentiation between human and nonhuman. Analyze faunal samples to identify taxa and explore the contributions of zooarchaeological research. Nonhuman materials will be real and replica. Human bones will be replicas. Optionally, work with real human bones.

ANTH 359 Soils and Society 1 41552 Special Topic: Soils and Society - Examine the vital role that soils play in shaping, sustaining, and sometimes undermining human societies. Draw on environmental archaeological perspectives to investigate how civilizations have depended on soil for housing, security, agriculture, water resources, clothing, etc. Analyze the roles of soil mismanagement and degradation on societal decline. Use case studies and interdisciplinary analysis to explore how land-use decisions and cultural practices have intersected with environmental change and how these dynamics are revealed through soil evidence.

ANTH 390 Textiles Through the Ages 1 43789 Special Topic: Textiles Through the Ages - Study the technology, prehistory and history, and culture(s) of textiles and how they influence individuals and societies today and of the past, with a focus on Europe and the Mediterranean. Explore how textiles intersect with many aspects of culture, in particular trade and gender expression. Explore the importance of textiles through lecture, discussion, readings, and hands-on components. Through experimental archaeology, experience how the peoples of the past produced textiles and better understand the evidence left in the archaeological record.

ANTH 485 Data Visualization 1 41615 Special Topic: Data Visualization - Provides hands-on instruction on how to visually represent data across the anthropological subfields. Students will produce figures using their own datasets or a provided set. The figures produced and skills learned can be used for papers, presentations, theses, conferences, publication, or in future career endeavors.

ANTH 680 Teaching Anthropology 1 41027 Special Topic: Teaching Anthropology - Overview of teaching anthropology in post-secondary institutions. Topics include the fundamentals of course design, utilizing Learning Management Systems (e.g., Canvas), syllabus development, pedagogical approaches, effective online and face-to-face strategies, practical applications of anthropological theory and content, and how to prepare for different types of teaching careers. Students will produce syllabi, design learning materials, and deliver short lectures.

ART 103A Prehistoric to Medieval 1 41214 Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.

ART 103B Renaissance to Contemporary 1 41215 Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.

ART 105B Fundamentals of Drawing 2 41217 Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.

ART 105B Fundamentals of Drawing 3 41467 Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.

ART 105C 2D Foundations 1 41218 Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.

ART 105C 2D Foundations 2 41392 Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.

ART 105D 3D Foundations 1 41219 Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.

ART 105D 3D Foundations 2 41468 Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.

ART 301 Impressionism and Gender 1 43859 From the recent Caillebotte exhibition ¿Painting Men¿ to issues of feminism in the art of Cassatt, this class will look at how gender was depicted in 19th century French Impressionism.

ART 301M Impressionism & Gender Depth 1 43860 In Depth: From the recent Caillebotte exhibition ¿Painting Men¿ to issues of feminism in the art of Cassatt, this class will look at how gender was depicted in 19th century French Impressionism.

ART 304 Modern Art in California 1 41353 This course will examine the development of modern art in California by highlighting the artists, curators, museums, galleries and art schools that contributed to the formation of new styles and movements unique to the West Coast.

ART 308 Topics in Media Art History 1 41544 Concepts of cinematic style and directorial vision will be explored to analyze how influential contemporary directors, building upon new wave movements, redefined Hollywood storytelling.

ART 329 Painting III 1 41237 Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.

BIOL 198 Supplemental Instruction 98 43661 Placeholder for Biol 105 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Biol 105 in order to register.

BIOL 198 Supplemental Instruction 99 43660 Placeholder for Biol 340 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Biol 340 in order to register.

CHEM 198 Supplemental Instruction 96 43664 Placeholder for Chem 228 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Chem 228 in order to register.

CHEM 198 Supplemental Instruction 97 43665 Placeholder for Chem 110 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Chem 110 in order to register.

CHEM 198 Supplemental Instruction 98 43666 Placeholder for Chem 109 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of 109 in order to register.

CHEM 198 Supplemental Instruction 99 43667 Placeholder for Chem 107 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Chem 107 in order to register.

COMM 105 Intro to Human Communication 1 41280 Seats reserved for Communication majors until April 28.

COMM 450 Strategic Communication 1 41596 Pelican Bay

CRIM 455 Policing Bodies: Race & Riots 1 43749 This class is for Pelican Bay State Prison program

EDSP 702 Fndtns of Teaching & Learning 1 42855 This course will alternate between synchronous and asynchronous online meeting patterns.

EDSP 703 Fndtns of Assmnt & Prog Plnng 1 42856 This course will alternate between synchronous and asynchronous online meeting patterns.

ENGL 105 Queer Futures 1 41364 Special Topic Description: Read speculative fiction and speculate about queer futures. Consider how fictional texts can help us build imaginative capacities to create worlds beyond those which are not enough.

ENGL 306 Queer Collections 1 43406 Special Topic Description: Study the politics of information by examining fictional, fabricated, and found archival records. Course literature will include, novel, short story, memoir, essay, short form video for social media, and online archives.

ENGL 336 Asian Am Poets in Apocalypse 1 41275 Special Topic Description: Poets Franny Choi, ALOK, Tony Wallin-Sato, Kay Ulanday Barrett, tkk, Chen Chen, and others, reimagine race, nation, migration, sexuality, gender, and genre, as they confront calamity & possibility, blood & chosen family, loss & love, apocalypse & survival. This class is cross-listed with ES 336 and WS 336.

ENGL 471 Critical Plant Studies 1 41529 Special Topic Description: Explore the plant humanities, ecocriticism & BIPOC ecologies through theory and literary works. How might we come to know plants and ourselves differently to meet the challenges of our times? The course will have a significant focus on Black farming and will include farming field trips and projects.

ENGL 571 Critical Plant Studies 1 41021 Special Topic Description: Explore the plant humanities, ecocriticism & BIPOC ecologies through theory and literary works. How might we come to know plants and ourselves differently to meet the challenges of our times? The course will have a significant focus on Black farming and will include farming field trips and projects.

ENGR 340 Manufacturing I 10 43774 IA,Enrollment in ENGR 340 requires a permission # from the course instructor. Please email your request to Prof JuEun Lee, indicating which lab section you're requesting.

ENGR 340 Manufacturing I - Laboratory 11 43775 IA,Enrollment in ENGR 340 requires a permission # from the course instructor. Please email your request to Prof JuEun Lee, indicating which lab section you're requesting.

ENGR 340 Manufacturing I - Laboratory 12 43776 IA,Enrollment in ENGR 340 requires a permission # from the course instructor. Please email your request to Prof JuEun Lee, indicating which lab section you're requesting.

ENGR 340 Manufacturing I - Laboratory 13 43777 IA,Enrollment in ENGR 340 requires a permission # from the course instructor. Please email your request to Prof JuEun Lee, indicating which lab section you're requesting.

ENGR 464 Measuremnt, Instrumt & Contrl 10 43785 IA,Enrollment in ENGR 464 requires a permission # for enrollment. Please email your request to Prof Maysam Mousaviraad.

ENGR 464 Measuremnt, Instrumt & Contrl - Laboratory 11 43786 IA,Enrollment in ENGR 464 requires a permission # for enrollment. Please email your request to Prof Maysam Mousaviraad.

ENGR 492W Capstone Design Project 10 42629 If you require a permission number to register for ENGR 492W, please email Engineering Dept Chair, Dr Eileen Cashman.

ENGR 492W Capstone Design Project - Laboratory 11 42630 If you require a permission number to register for ENGR 492W, please email Engineering Dept Chair, Dr Eileen Cashman.

ENGR 496 F.E. (E.I.T.) Review 1 42517 If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman

ES 336 Asian Am Poets in Apocalypse 1 41276 Special Topic Description: Poets Franny Choi, ALOK, Tony Wallin-Sato, Kay Ulanday Barrett, tkk, Chen Chen, and others, reimagine race, nation, migration, sexuality, gender, and genre, as they confront calamity & possibility, blood & chosen family, loss & love, apocalypse & survival. This class is cross-listed with ENGL 336 and WS 336.

ESM 351 Env. Interp. Field Trip 1 42643 Co-requisite enrollment in ESM 350 required.

FILM 308 Contemporary Hollywood Auteurs 1 41538 Concepts of cinematic style and directorial vision will be explored to analyze how influential contemporary directors, building upon new wave movements, redefined Hollywood storytelling.

FILM 378 Scene Analysis & Production 1 41514 Develop cinematic storytelling through deep exploration of scenes, the fundamental building blocks of narrative films. Analyze what makes scenes dramatically compelling. Create and workshop short scenes

FREN 420 French Peer Tutoring 1 41205 Meets in the Language Lab (BSS 202)

HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877 1 41257 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877 2 41258 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877 3 41464 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

MUS 107J Jazz Combos 1 41087 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.

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2025 - refreshed: 21-APR-25/00:29 all_classnotes2254M report generated: 21-APR-25
Class	Sect	CN	Class Notes
ANTH 307 Mesoamerican Archaeology	1	41315	Special Topic: Mesoamerican Archaeology - Explores the cultural history of Mesoamerica starting from the peopling of the Americas, followed by an in-depth exploration of the Olmec, Teotihuacano, Zapotec, Maya, Mixtec, Toltec and Aztec cultures. Discusses the impacts of colonialism and current Indigenous political activism and identity within contemporary Mesoamerica.
ANTH 329 Critical Archival Studies	1	41550	Special Topic - Critical Archival Studies: Anthropological Insights. Engages with archival studies via post-colonial theory and study of power in the historical record. The course reviews Humboldt¿s Special Collections, digital archaeology, tribal constitutions, and more.
ANTH 339 Comparative Osteology& Zooarch	1	43782	Special Topic: Comparative Osteology & Zooarchaeology - Survey vertebrate skeletal remains common in archaeological and forensic contexts, with an emphasis on human osteology to facilitate differentiation between human and nonhuman. Analyze faunal samples to identify taxa and explore the contributions of zooarchaeological research. Nonhuman materials will be real and replica. Human bones will be replicas. Optionally, work with real human bones.
ANTH 359 Soils and Society	1	41552	Special Topic: Soils and Society - Examine the vital role that soils play in shaping, sustaining, and sometimes undermining human societies. Draw on environmental archaeological perspectives to investigate how civilizations have depended on soil for housing, security, agriculture, water resources, clothing, etc. Analyze the roles of soil mismanagement and degradation on societal decline. Use case studies and interdisciplinary analysis to explore how land-use decisions and cultural practices have intersected with environmental change and how these dynamics are revealed through soil evidence.
ANTH 390 Textiles Through the Ages	1	43789	Special Topic: Textiles Through the Ages - Study the technology, prehistory and history, and culture(s) of textiles and how they influence individuals and societies today and of the past, with a focus on Europe and the Mediterranean. Explore how textiles intersect with many aspects of culture, in particular trade and gender expression. Explore the importance of textiles through lecture, discussion, readings, and hands-on components. Through experimental archaeology, experience how the peoples of the past produced textiles and better understand the evidence left in the archaeological record.
ANTH 485 Data Visualization	1	41615	Special Topic: Data Visualization - Provides hands-on instruction on how to visually represent data across the anthropological subfields. Students will produce figures using their own datasets or a provided set. The figures produced and skills learned can be used for papers, presentations, theses, conferences, publication, or in future career endeavors.
ANTH 680 Teaching Anthropology	1	41027	Special Topic: Teaching Anthropology - Overview of teaching anthropology in post-secondary institutions. Topics include the fundamentals of course design, utilizing Learning Management Systems (e.g., Canvas), syllabus development, pedagogical approaches, effective online and face-to-face strategies, practical applications of anthropological theory and content, and how to prepare for different types of teaching careers. Students will produce syllabi, design learning materials, and deliver short lectures.
ART 103A Prehistoric to Medieval	1	41214	Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.
ART 103B Renaissance to Contemporary	1	41215	Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.
ART 105B Fundamentals of Drawing	2	41217	Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.
ART 105B Fundamentals of Drawing	3	41467	Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.
ART 105C 2D Foundations	1	41218	Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.
ART 105C 2D Foundations	2	41392	Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.
ART 105D 3D Foundations	1	41219	Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.
ART 105D 3D Foundations	2	41468	Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.
ART 301 Impressionism and Gender	1	43859	From the recent Caillebotte exhibition ¿Painting Men¿ to issues of feminism in the art of Cassatt, this class will look at how gender was depicted in 19th century French Impressionism.
ART 301M Impressionism & Gender Depth	1	43860	In Depth: From the recent Caillebotte exhibition ¿Painting Men¿ to issues of feminism in the art of Cassatt, this class will look at how gender was depicted in 19th century French Impressionism.
ART 304 Modern Art in California	1	41353	This course will examine the development of modern art in California by highlighting the artists, curators, museums, galleries and art schools that contributed to the formation of new styles and movements unique to the West Coast.
ART 308 Topics in Media Art History	1	41544	Concepts of cinematic style and directorial vision will be explored to analyze how influential contemporary directors, building upon new wave movements, redefined Hollywood storytelling.
ART 329 Painting III	1	41237	Seats reserved for Art majors and minors until April 28.
BIOL 198 Supplemental Instruction	98	43661	Placeholder for Biol 105 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Biol 105 in order to register.
BIOL 198 Supplemental Instruction	99	43660	Placeholder for Biol 340 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Biol 340 in order to register.
CHEM 198 Supplemental Instruction	96	43664	Placeholder for Chem 228 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Chem 228 in order to register.
CHEM 198 Supplemental Instruction	97	43665	Placeholder for Chem 110 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Chem 110 in order to register.
CHEM 198 Supplemental Instruction	98	43666	Placeholder for Chem 109 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of 109 in order to register.
CHEM 198 Supplemental Instruction	99	43667	Placeholder for Chem 107 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Chem 107 in order to register.
COMM 105 Intro to Human Communication	1	41280	Seats reserved for Communication majors until April 28.
COMM 450 Strategic Communication	1	41596	Pelican Bay
CRIM 455 Policing Bodies: Race & Riots	1	43749	This class is for Pelican Bay State Prison program
EDSP 702 Fndtns of Teaching & Learning	1	42855	This course will alternate between synchronous and asynchronous online meeting patterns.
EDSP 703 Fndtns of Assmnt & Prog Plnng	1	42856	This course will alternate between synchronous and asynchronous online meeting patterns.
ENGL 105 Queer Futures	1	41364	Special Topic Description: Read speculative fiction and speculate about queer futures. Consider how fictional texts can help us build imaginative capacities to create worlds beyond those which are not enough.
ENGL 306 Queer Collections	1	43406	Special Topic Description: Study the politics of information by examining fictional, fabricated, and found archival records. Course literature will include, novel, short story, memoir, essay, short form video for social media, and online archives.
ENGL 336 Asian Am Poets in Apocalypse	1	41275	Special Topic Description: Poets Franny Choi, ALOK, Tony Wallin-Sato, Kay Ulanday Barrett, tkk, Chen Chen, and others, reimagine race, nation, migration, sexuality, gender, and genre, as they confront calamity & possibility, blood & chosen family, loss & love, apocalypse & survival. This class is cross-listed with ES 336 and WS 336.
ENGL 471 Critical Plant Studies	1	41529	Special Topic Description: Explore the plant humanities, ecocriticism & BIPOC ecologies through theory and literary works. How might we come to know plants and ourselves differently to meet the challenges of our times? The course will have a significant focus on Black farming and will include farming field trips and projects.
ENGL 571 Critical Plant Studies	1	41021	Special Topic Description: Explore the plant humanities, ecocriticism & BIPOC ecologies through theory and literary works. How might we come to know plants and ourselves differently to meet the challenges of our times? The course will have a significant focus on Black farming and will include farming field trips and projects.
ENGR 340 Manufacturing I	10	43774	IA,Enrollment in ENGR 340 requires a permission # from the course instructor. Please email your request to Prof JuEun Lee, indicating which lab section you're requesting.
ENGR 340 Manufacturing I - Laboratory	11	43775	IA,Enrollment in ENGR 340 requires a permission # from the course instructor. Please email your request to Prof JuEun Lee, indicating which lab section you're requesting.
ENGR 340 Manufacturing I - Laboratory	12	43776	IA,Enrollment in ENGR 340 requires a permission # from the course instructor. Please email your request to Prof JuEun Lee, indicating which lab section you're requesting.
ENGR 340 Manufacturing I - Laboratory	13	43777	IA,Enrollment in ENGR 340 requires a permission # from the course instructor. Please email your request to Prof JuEun Lee, indicating which lab section you're requesting.
ENGR 464 Measuremnt, Instrumt & Contrl	10	43785	IA,Enrollment in ENGR 464 requires a permission # for enrollment. Please email your request to Prof Maysam Mousaviraad.
ENGR 464 Measuremnt, Instrumt & Contrl - Laboratory	11	43786	IA,Enrollment in ENGR 464 requires a permission # for enrollment. Please email your request to Prof Maysam Mousaviraad.
ENGR 492W Capstone Design Project	10	42629	If you require a permission number to register for ENGR 492W, please email Engineering Dept Chair, Dr Eileen Cashman.
ENGR 492W Capstone Design Project - Laboratory	11	42630	If you require a permission number to register for ENGR 492W, please email Engineering Dept Chair, Dr Eileen Cashman.
ENGR 496 F.E. (E.I.T.) Review	1	42517	If you require a permission # to enroll in this class, please email ENGR Dept Chair, Eileen Cashman
ES 336 Asian Am Poets in Apocalypse	1	41276	Special Topic Description: Poets Franny Choi, ALOK, Tony Wallin-Sato, Kay Ulanday Barrett, tkk, Chen Chen, and others, reimagine race, nation, migration, sexuality, gender, and genre, as they confront calamity & possibility, blood & chosen family, loss & love, apocalypse & survival. This class is cross-listed with ENGL 336 and WS 336.
ESM 351 Env. Interp. Field Trip	1	42643	Co-requisite enrollment in ESM 350 required.
FILM 308 Contemporary Hollywood Auteurs	1	41538	Concepts of cinematic style and directorial vision will be explored to analyze how influential contemporary directors, building upon new wave movements, redefined Hollywood storytelling.
FILM 378 Scene Analysis & Production	1	41514	Develop cinematic storytelling through deep exploration of scenes, the fundamental building blocks of narrative films. Analyze what makes scenes dramatically compelling. Create and workshop short scenes
FREN 420 French Peer Tutoring	1	41205	Meets in the Language Lab (BSS 202)
HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877	1	41257	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877	2	41258	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877	3	41464	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
MUS 107J Jazz Combos	1	41087	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.

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2025 - refreshed: 21-APR-25/00:29
all_classnotes2254M report generated: 21-APR-25

Class
Sect
CN
Class Notes

MUS 407J Jazz Combos 1 41137 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.

NRSG 471 Community/Public Health Pract 1 43282 IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.

NRSG 471 Community/Public Health Pract 2 43802 IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.

PHIL 480 Humboldt Philosophy Forum 1 41210 Special Topic Description: The Humboldt Philosophy Forum covers topics of contemporary significance and aims to increase understanding of the diversity of ideas, values, and practices embodied by our culture.

PSCI 110 American Government 2 41264 This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.

PSCI 110 American Government 3 41265 This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.

PSCI 110 American Government 4 41266 This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.

PSCI 159 California Government 1 41267 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

PSCI 160 California Institutions 1 43379 This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.

PSCI 327 Radical Political Thought 1 43800 Pelican Bay

PSCI 485W Diplomacy: Dialogue of Discord 10 41471 Diplomacy is traditionally understood as the art of "nation speaking nation." However, in today's global world what is a "nation"? Which political entities have the "right" to represent their interests on the global stage? How has diplomacy evolved in response to massive changes to the international system created by globalization? This course will examine the institution of diplomacy in the context of international relations theory and international law. The course will also explore the evolution of diplomatic practice over time and learn to use the various tools of diplomatic communication.

REC 330 Adventure Theory and Practice 10 43756 Dates for OC Trips TBD

REC 330 Adventure Theory and Practice - Laboratory 11 43757 Dates for OC Trips TBD

REC 482 Internship Rec Admin on-campus 1 43157 IA,IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.

REC 482 Internship Rec Admin on-campus 6 43177 IA,IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.

REC 482 Internship Rec Adm Off-campus 11 43178 IA,IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.

REC 482 Internship Rec Adm Off-campus 33 43180 IA,IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.

RS 394 Tibetan Buddhist Hist & Med 1 41055 This weekend immersion is hosted by the Ewan Kusum Ling located in Kneeland and includes two days of teachings, an introduction to meditation, and shared meals and conversation. Transportation organized using shared vans and carpools.

RS 394 City of 10,000 Buddhas Weekend 2 41056 Spend two nights exploring the monastic life of Pure Land Buddhism at the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas in Ukiah, CA. Lodging and meals provided. Transportation organized using shared vans and carpools.

RS 394 Yoga Studio Tour 3 41057 Experience the variety of forms of yoga practice offered in Humboldt county with this studio tour spread over two days. Transportation organized using shared vans and carpools.

SOC 303M Race & Inequality for Majors 1 41067 First class meeting on Zoom, with subsequent classes in person.

SOC 494 PSA Field Trip 1 43765 Special Topic: PSA Field Trip

SOC 605 Graduate Proseminar in Soc 1 41003 First class off campus; location TBA. Some class meetings to take place online; dates to be determined.

SP 117 EOP Transfer Student Seminar 10 43352 ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.

SP 201 Interdisciplinary Comm 1 43892 ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.

SP 310 Interdisciplinary Inquiry 1 43357 ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.

SP 482 Exper. Learning/Internship 00 43358 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 43371 ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.

SPAN 313 Spanish Peer Tutoring 1 41179 This class meets in the Language Lab (BSS 202)

SPAN 370 Spanish Retreat/Seminar 1 41366 This is a class field trip to the San Francisco Bay Area to visit cultural heritage sites. Dates are 10/17-10/19

STAT 198 Supplemental Instruction 98 43674 Placeholder for Stat 109 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Stat 109 in order to register.

STAT 198 Supplemental Instruction 99 43675 Placeholder for Stat 108 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Stat 108 in order to register.

SW 340 Social Work Methods I 2 43049 DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 340 Social Work Methods I 3 43224 DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 350 Human Behavior & Soc Env I 2 43055 DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 350 Human Behavior & Soc Env I 3 43393 DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 355 Social Agency Experience 30 43230 DA,Class meets sync. weekly on Tuesdays from 7-7:50pm

SW 355 Social Agency Experience - Tutorial 31 43231 DA,Class meets sync. weekly on Tuesdays from 7-7:50pm

SW 382W Social Work Research 2 43294 DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 382W Social Work Research 3 43295 DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 442 Soc Work Practice in Tribal Co 1 43060 This course provides a strong foundation in the socio-cultural and historical contexts of Tribal communities, emphasizing the importance of building rapport and trust with individuals and families. Topics include historical trauma¿such as boarding schools, attacks on sovereignty, identity, bigotry, and racism¿as well as the historical and ongoing need to protect the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA).

SW 442 Child & Family Welfare 2 43061 DA,Class meets approx. monthly in sync. format on Thursdays from 6-8pm.

SW 456 Field Experience Seminar 2 43066 DA,*Class meets monthly sync. on Thursdays from 6-7:50pm

SW 456 Field Experience Seminar 3 43067 DA,*Class meets monthly sync. on Thursdays from 6-7:50pm

SW 456 Field Experience Seminar 4 43407 DA,*Class meets monthly sync. on Thursdays from 6-7:50pm

SW 459 Child Welfare Training Seminar 1 43068 *Class meets monthly sync. on Thursdays from 6-7:50pm

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 11 41349 Scene Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 12 43803 Scene Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 13 43804 Scene Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 14 43807 Costume Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 15 43808 Costume Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 16 43809 Costume Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 17 43810 Costume Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 18 43811 Prop Shop Lab

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2025 - refreshed: 21-APR-25/00:29 all_classnotes2254M report generated: 21-APR-25
Class	Sect	CN	Class Notes
MUS 407J Jazz Combos	1	41137	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.
NRSG 471 Community/Public Health Pract	1	43282	IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.
NRSG 471 Community/Public Health Pract	2	43802	IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.
PHIL 480 Humboldt Philosophy Forum	1	41210	Special Topic Description: The Humboldt Philosophy Forum covers topics of contemporary significance and aims to increase understanding of the diversity of ideas, values, and practices embodied by our culture.
PSCI 110 American Government	2	41264	This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.
PSCI 110 American Government	3	41265	This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.
PSCI 110 American Government	4	41266	This section is a 100% virtual class with a synchronous component and an asynchronous component.
PSCI 159 California Government	1	41267	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
PSCI 160 California Institutions	1	43379	This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
PSCI 327 Radical Political Thought	1	43800	Pelican Bay
PSCI 485W Diplomacy: Dialogue of Discord	10	41471	Diplomacy is traditionally understood as the art of "nation speaking nation." However, in today's global world what is a "nation"? Which political entities have the "right" to represent their interests on the global stage? How has diplomacy evolved in response to massive changes to the international system created by globalization? This course will examine the institution of diplomacy in the context of international relations theory and international law. The course will also explore the evolution of diplomatic practice over time and learn to use the various tools of diplomatic communication.
REC 330 Adventure Theory and Practice	10	43756	Dates for OC Trips TBD
REC 330 Adventure Theory and Practice - Laboratory	11	43757	Dates for OC Trips TBD
REC 482 Internship Rec Admin on-campus	1	43157	IA,IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.
REC 482 Internship Rec Admin on-campus	6	43177	IA,IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.
REC 482 Internship Rec Adm Off-campus	11	43178	IA,IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.
REC 482 Internship Rec Adm Off-campus	33	43180	IA,IA,There is a $25 class fee associated with this class.
RS 394 Tibetan Buddhist Hist & Med	1	41055	This weekend immersion is hosted by the Ewan Kusum Ling located in Kneeland and includes two days of teachings, an introduction to meditation, and shared meals and conversation. Transportation organized using shared vans and carpools.
RS 394 City of 10,000 Buddhas Weekend	2	41056	Spend two nights exploring the monastic life of Pure Land Buddhism at the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas in Ukiah, CA. Lodging and meals provided. Transportation organized using shared vans and carpools.
RS 394 Yoga Studio Tour	3	41057	Experience the variety of forms of yoga practice offered in Humboldt county with this studio tour spread over two days. Transportation organized using shared vans and carpools.
SOC 303M Race & Inequality for Majors	1	41067	First class meeting on Zoom, with subsequent classes in person.
SOC 494 PSA Field Trip	1	43765	Special Topic: PSA Field Trip
SOC 605 Graduate Proseminar in Soc	1	41003	First class off campus; location TBA. Some class meetings to take place online; dates to be determined.
SP 117 EOP Transfer Student Seminar	10	43352	ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.
SP 201 Interdisciplinary Comm	1	43892	ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.
SP 310 Interdisciplinary Inquiry	1	43357	ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.
SP 482 Exper. Learning/Internship	00	43358	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	43371	ONLINE. Classes meet via Zoom. Zoom link located in Canvas.
SPAN 313 Spanish Peer Tutoring	1	41179	This class meets in the Language Lab (BSS 202)
SPAN 370 Spanish Retreat/Seminar	1	41366	This is a class field trip to the San Francisco Bay Area to visit cultural heritage sites. Dates are 10/17-10/19
STAT 198 Supplemental Instruction	98	43674	Placeholder for Stat 109 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Stat 109 in order to register.
STAT 198 Supplemental Instruction	99	43675	Placeholder for Stat 108 Supplemental Instruction. Must be registered in a section of Stat 108 in order to register.
SW 340 Social Work Methods I	2	43049	DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.
SW 340 Social Work Methods I	3	43224	DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.
SW 350 Human Behavior & Soc Env I	2	43055	DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.
SW 350 Human Behavior & Soc Env I	3	43393	DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.
SW 355 Social Agency Experience	30	43230	DA,Class meets sync. weekly on Tuesdays from 7-7:50pm
SW 355 Social Agency Experience - Tutorial	31	43231	DA,Class meets sync. weekly on Tuesdays from 7-7:50pm
SW 382W Social Work Research	2	43294	DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.
SW 382W Social Work Research	3	43295	DA,Class meets monthly in sync. live sessions Thursdays from 6-8pm.
SW 442 Soc Work Practice in Tribal Co	1	43060	This course provides a strong foundation in the socio-cultural and historical contexts of Tribal communities, emphasizing the importance of building rapport and trust with individuals and families. Topics include historical trauma¿such as boarding schools, attacks on sovereignty, identity, bigotry, and racism¿as well as the historical and ongoing need to protect the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA).
SW 442 Child & Family Welfare	2	43061	DA,Class meets approx. monthly in sync. format on Thursdays from 6-8pm.
SW 456 Field Experience Seminar	2	43066	DA,*Class meets monthly sync. on Thursdays from 6-7:50pm
SW 456 Field Experience Seminar	3	43067	DA,*Class meets monthly sync. on Thursdays from 6-7:50pm
SW 456 Field Experience Seminar	4	43407	DA,*Class meets monthly sync. on Thursdays from 6-7:50pm
SW 459 Child Welfare Training Seminar	1	43068	*Class meets monthly sync. on Thursdays from 6-7:50pm
TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial	11	41349	Scene Shop Lab
TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial	12	43803	Scene Shop Lab
TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial	13	43804	Scene Shop Lab
TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial	14	43807	Costume Shop Lab
TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial	15	43808	Costume Shop Lab
TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial	16	43809	Costume Shop Lab
TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial	17	43810	Costume Shop Lab
TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial	18	43811	Prop Shop Lab

W118: Class sections with notes Fall 2025 - refreshed: 21-APR-25/00:29
all_classnotes2254M report generated: 21-APR-25

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TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 19 43812 Prop Shop Lab

TA 106 Behind the Scenes in Theatre - Tutorial 20 43813 Prop Shop Lab

TA 387 Scenic Art: Pntg for the Stage 1 43683 Scenic art: painting for the stage - from floors to furniture, props to backdrops

WS 336 Asian Am Poets in Apocalypse 1 41174 Special Topic Description: Poets Franny Choi, ALOK, Tony Wallin-Sato, Kay Ulanday Barrett, tkk, Chen Chen, and others, reimagine race, nation, migration, sexuality, gender, and genre, as they confront calamity & possibility, blood & chosen family, loss & love, apocalypse & survival. This class is cross-listed with ENGL 336 and ES 336.