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In Gallery Demonstrations
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 Prospective Students
What is Burke 101? Each quarter students enrolled in a particular subject course have the opportunity to co-enroll in a teaching course at the Burke Museum. As part of their coursework, students interact with museum visitors in the galleries on selected weekends and weekdays. The teaching course is usually 3 credits, and is graded as credit/no credit. Current course and how to register: Spring quarter 2009 Teaching and Learning about the Anthropology of Drugs and Money. Meets M, W 3:30 – 5 pm. Students will design and present an after hours event to UW students at the Museum. Open to students who have taken any of the following: ANTH 100, ANTH 101, ARCHY 105, ARCHY 205. See UW time schedule for more information. Teaching and Learning about Coffee. Meets T, TH 3:30-5 pm. Students will design and present activities for visitors to the Coffee: The World in Your Cup Exhibit at the Burke Museum. Open to students enrolled in the POE seminar series: Coffee: from the Grounds Up. See UW time schedule for more information. For more information, contact us at: burke101@u.washington.edu or call (206) 616-4415. |
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One Burke 101 class created an evening event which drew over 200 UW students to the museum this past spring. Photo by Larkin Hood 
Students from the dinosaurs class show off the herbivore/carnivore game they created. Photo by Larkin Hood |
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