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Spring Quarter 2024 Time Schedule

PROGRAM ON THE ENVIRONMENT
(COLLEGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT )

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Restr   SLN  ID Cred    Meeting Times     Bldg/Rm       Instructor                 Status Enrl/Lim   Grades  Fee Other
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ENVIR 100 INTRO ENV STUDIES

(SSc/NSc,DIV)

      >14316 A  5       to be arranged                  Straus,Kristi                      181/ 225                SB    
                        LAST DAY TO REGISTER WILL BE                                
                        WEDNESDAY, 3/27/2024. OPEN TO ALL                           
                        STUDENTS. LECTURE IS OFFERED                                
                        REMOTELY.                                                   
                        -----------------------------------                         
                        REQUIRED IN-PERSON EXAMS WILL BE                            
                        HELD IN BAG 131 ON THESE DAYS:                              
                        EXAM 1: MONDAY 4/15 5:30-6:20                               
                        EXAM 2: MONDAY 5/6 5:30-6:20                                
                        EXAM 3: TUESDAY 5/28 5:30-6:20

       14318 AB  QZ     Th     1030-1220  ECE  025      Mangogna,Christopher       Open     23/  25                      
                        QUIZ SECTIONS ARE USED FOR                                  
                        DISCUSSION, FIELDWORK,                                      
                        GROUP PROJECTS.

       14319 AC  QZ     Th     1230-220   PAA  A212     Herrero Rapagna,Claudia So Open     12/  25                      
                        QUIZ SECTIONS ARE USED FOR                                  
                        DISCUSSION, FIELDWORK,                                      
                        GROUP PROJECTS.

       14320 AD  QZ     Th     230-420    MGH  074      Herrero Rapagna,Claudia So Open     15/  25                      
                        QUIZ SECTIONS ARE USED FOR                                  
                        DISCUSSION, FIELDWORK,                                      
                        GROUP PROJECTS.

       14322 AG  QZ     F      1030-1220  MGH  074      BIVENS,KYLA RENEE          Open     17/  25                      
                        QUIZ SECTIONS ARE USED FOR                                  
                        DISCUSSION, FIELDWORK, AND GROUP                            
                        PROJECTS.

       14323 AH  QZ     F      1230-220   MGH  074      BIVENS,KYLA RENEE          Open     21/  25                      
                        QUIZ SECTIONS ARE USED FOR                                  
                        DISCUSSION, FIELDWORK, AND GROUP                            
                        PROJECTS.

       14324 AI  QZ     to be arranged                  BIVENS,KYLA RENEE          Closed   25/  25                B     
                        ASYNCHRONOUS. QUIZ SECTIONS ARE USE                         
                        D                                                           
                        FOR DISCUSSION, FIELDWORK, AND GROU                         
                        P                                                           
                        PROJECTS.

       14325 AJ  QZ     to be arranged                  Mangogna,Christopher       Open     22/  25                B     
                        ASYNCHRONOUS.                                               
                        QUIZ SECTIONS ARE USED FOR                                  
                        DISCUSSION, FIELDWORK, AND GROUP                            
                        PROJECTS.

       14326 AK  QZ     to be arranged                  Mangogna,Christopher       Open     24/  25                B     
                        ASYNCHRONOUS. QUIZ SECTIONS ARE                             
                        USED FOR DISCUSSION, FIELDWORK,                             
                        AND GROUP PROJECTS.

       14327 AL  QZ     to be arranged                  Herrero Rapagna,Claudia So Open     22/  25                SB    
                        ASYNCHRONOUS. QUIZ SECTIONS ARE                             
                        USED FOR DISCUSSION, FIELDWORK,                             
                        AND GROUP PROJECTS.

ENVIR 101 ORIENTATION TO ENVIR

Restr  14328 A  1       W      130-220    OUG  141      Straus,Kristi              Open     42/  50  CR/NC               
                        ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES MAJORS SHOULD                         
                        ENROLL IN THIS COURSE WITHIN 2                              
                        QUARTERS OF DECLARING MAJOR.                                
                        -----------------------------------                         
                        CAPSTONE CONVERSATIONS: ONLINE                              
                        SYNCHRONOUS SESSIONS FOR STUDENTS                           
                        TO SHARE INFO ABOUT CAPSTONE WORK.                          
                        OCCURS OVER 2 CONSECUTIVE WEEKS:                            
                        APRILL 8-11 & APRIL 15-18, 4-5PM                            
                        AND 5-6PM. STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO                         
                        ATTEND ONLY ONE 1 HR SESSION.                               
                        -----------------------------------                         
                        CAPSTONE SYMPOSIUM: CULMINATING                             
                        SYMPOSIUM WHERE STUDENTS                                    
                        COMPLETING CAPSTONE PROJECTS                                
                        PRESENT THEIR WORK IN A SYNCHRONOUS                         
                        ONLINE POSTER SESSION. STUDENTS ARE                         
                        REQUIRED TO ATTEND. MAY 22, 4:30 -                          
                        7:30 PM.

ENVIR 103 SOCIETY & THE OCEANS

(SSc/NSc,DIV)

       14329 A  5       MWF    130-250    *             Christie,Patrick John      Open     47/  50                JO

ENVIR 201 CLIMATE GOVERNANCE

(SSc/NSc,DIV)

       14330 A  5       MW     330-450    MLR  301      Dolsak,Nives               Open    100/ 110                J

       14331 AA  QZ     Th     1030-1120  MEB  234      Dolsak,Nives               Open     17/  20                J

       14332 AB  QZ     Th     1130-1220  MGH  238      Dolsak,Nives               Open     19/  20                J

       14333 AC  QZ     Th     1230-120   MGH  228      Dolsak,Nives               Closed   15/  15                J

       14334 AD  QZ     F      1030-1120  LOW  102      Dolsak,Nives               Open     16/  20                J

       14335 AE  QZ     F      1130-1220  MEB  245      Dolsak,Nives               Open     13/  20                J

       14336 AF  QZ     F      1230-120   LOW  102      Dolsak,Nives               Closed   20/  20                J

ENVIR 221 US ENVIRON HISTORY

(SSc)

       14337 A  5       MW     330-520    PAA  A114     Coen,Ross                  Open     21/  27                J

ENVIR 235 INTRO ENVIRO ECON

(SSc/NSc)

       14338 A  5       MW     1230-220   WFS  201      Rabotyagov,Sergey          Open     29/  30                J

ENVIR 240 THE URBAN FARM

(NSc)

       14339 A  5       TTh    900-1020   FSH  102      Wheat,Eli E                Open     73/  75           $30        
                        OVERNIGHT FIELD TRIP, CHOOSE                                
                        FROM TWO WEEKENDS, DATES TBD.                               
                        ALTHOUGH FIELD TRIP IS HIGHLY                               
                        RECOMMENDED, PLEASE REACH OUT TO                            
                        THE INSTRUCTOR (EWHEAT@UW.EDU)                              
                        IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR                                
                        CONCERNS.

       14340 AA  QZ     T      330-520    DRC  103      Horwedel,Olivia Lane       Open     22/  25

       14341 AB  QZ     W      1130-120   DRC  103      Horwedel,Olivia Lane       Closed   27/  25

       14342 AC  QZ     Th     330-520    DRC  103      Horwedel,Olivia Lane       Open     24/  25

ENVIR 280 NAT HIST PUGET SOUND

(NSc)

       14343 A  5       TTh    830-1020   HRC  155      Billo,Tim                  Open     47/  50           $90        
                        SP24 WILL BE CO-TAUGHT WITH ELDERS                          
                        FROM THE MUCKLESHOOT INDIAN TRIBE.                          
                        ABOUT HALF OF OUR T/TH "LECTURES"                           
                        MEET OUTDOORS ON OR WITHIN 1 MILE                           
                        OF UW SEATTLE CAMPUS. STUDENTS                              
                        SHOULD BE PREPARED TO BE OUTDOORS                           
                        FOR THE ENTIRE CLASS PERIOD                                 
                        DURING EACH OF THESE OUTDOOR                                
                        LECTURES.                                                   
                        ---------------------------------                           
                        WEEKEND FIELD TRIPS ARE OPTIONAL                            
                        BUT HIGHLY ENCOURAGED. THEY ARE                             
                        AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE COURSE.                             
                        DATES WILL BE APRIL 27, MAY 18,                             
                        AND TWO OTHER SATURDAYS TBD.                                
                        ---------------------------------                           
                        FOR BOTH WEEKEND AND T/TH FIELD                             
                        TRIPS, SOME WALKING WILL BE                                 
                        REQUIRED ON WELL-GRADED TRAILS                              
                        (UP TO 3 MILES ON WEEKEND TRIPS).                           
                        STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES THAT                             
                        WOULD PREVENT PARTICIPATION IN                              
                        ANY ASPECT OF THE CLASS SHOULD                              
                        CONTACT THE INSTRUCTOR DIRECTLY                             
                        FOR ADVICE ON HOW BEST TO                                   
                        PARTICIPATE. WE DO OUR UTMOST TO                            
                        ACCOMODATE DISABILITIES OF ALL                              
                        KINDS.

ENVIR 301 RES METHODS ENV ST

(NSc,RSN)

Prerequisites (cancellation in effect)

      >14344 A  5       MWF    830-920    HSEB 125      Billo,Tim                           41/  40           $10

       14345 AA  QZ     F      930-1120   ACC  120      Nordal,Rondi               Closed   20/  20

       14346 AB  QZ     F      1230-220   ACC  120      Nordal,Rondi               Closed   21/  20

ENVIR 302 ENVIR COMMUNICATION

(A&H/SSc)

Prerequisites (cancellation in effect)

       14347 A  5       MW     1030-1220  ACC  120      Alzaroo,Lubna              Closed   25/  25                W     
                        IF CLASS IS CLOSED PLEASE DO NOT                            
                        EMAIL FACULTY FOR ACCESS. INSTEAD,                          
                        SUBSCRIBE TO SEAT AVAILABILITY                              
                        NOTIFICATIONS.

       14348 B  5       TTh    1030-1220  ACC  120      Gilbert,Erin               Open     23/  25                W     
                        IF CLASS IS CLOSED PLEASE DO NOT                            
                        EMAIL FACULTY FOR ACCESS. INSTEAD,                          
                        SUBSCRIBE TO SEAT AVAILABILITY                              
                        NOTIFICATIONS.

ENVIR 312 FOOD SYS RESILIENCE

(SSc/NSc)

       14349 A  3       Th     1000-1120  MGH  241      Collier,Sarah M            Open     16/  20                J

       14350 AA  QZ     F      1130-1250  SMI  404      Perkins,Lauren             Open      9/  10                J

       14351 AB  QZ     F      100-220    SMI  404      Perkins,Lauren             Open      7/  10                J

ENVIR 350 INTERNSHIP

 IS   >14352 A  1-5     to be arranged                                                       2/  10E CR/NC               
                        -----------------------------------                         
                        FACULTY APPROVED LEARNING CONTRACT                          
                        REQUIRED. CONTACT ENVIRADV@UW.EDU                           
                        FOR MORE INFORMATION.

ENVIR 384 GLOBAL ENV POLITICS

(SSc)

       14356 A  5       TTh    1130-1250  MGH  389      Litfin,Karen T             Open     16/  40                J

       14358 AB  QZ     F      1030-1120  SMI  309      Arias Perez,Candela        Open      8/  10                J

       14359 AC  QZ     F      1130-1220  CMU  228      Arias Perez,Candela        Open      8/  10                J

ENVIR 388 SUSTAINABILITY SEMNR

(SSc)

       21638 A  1       W      500-550P   ACC  012      Packard,Ben                Open     23/  25  CR/NC         %     
                        TOPIC: BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY                              
                        SEMINAR SPEAKER SERIES. HOST: BEN                           
                        PACKARD, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF UW                           
                        EARTHLAB

ENVIR 401 ANALYSIS ENV CASES

(SSc/NSc)

Prerequisites (cancellation in effect)

      >14361 A  5       TTh    1030-1220  OUG  141      Weng,Yen-Chu                        47/  35                      
                        COURSE IS PREREQUISITE FOR STARTING                         
                        ENVIR 490 CAPSTONE                                          
                        -----------------------------------                         
                        ADD CODE REQUIRED                                           
                        -----------------------------------                         
                        EMAIL ENVIRADV@UW.EDU AT TIME OF                            
                        REGISTRATION FOR CONSIDERATION AND                          
                        INCLUDE UW ID NUMBER AND CAPSTONE                           
                        START QUARTER

ENVIR 430 REGIONAL ENV ISSUES

(SSc)

      >14362 A  5       T      430-620P   ACC  120      Weng,Yen-Chu                        17/  25                %WB   
                        TOPIC: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN EAST                         
                        ASIA. HYRBID COURSE: 2 HR IN-PERSON                         
                        CLASS PLUS 2 HR ONLINE WORK WEEKLY.                         
                        CONTACT: YWENG@UW.EDU FOR QUESTIONS

ENVIR 431 ECOPSYCHOLOGY

(SSc)

       14363 A  5       TTh    130-320    ACC  120      Kahn,Peter                 Closed    6/   6                J

ENVIR 460 PWR PRIV & PRSERV

(SSc/NSc,DIV)

Restr  14364 A  5       MW     1230-220   ACC  120      Alzaroo,Lubna              Open     19/  20                J

ENVIR 480 SUSTAIN CONSULT PRAC

Restr  14365 A  5       T      130-320    PAA  A212     Pursell,Fred               Closed   25/  25                B     
                        Th     130-320    *             
                        TOPIC FOR SP24: ENERGY                                      
                        TRANSFORMATION TO                                           
                        DECARBONIZE THE ECONOMY.                                    
                        -----------------------------------                         
                        CONTRIBUTE TO DECARBONIZING THE                             
                        ECONOMY IN COLLABORATION WITH A                             
                        PROJECT TEAM WORKING FOR A CLIENT                           
                        SPONSOR.

ENVIR 490 CAPSTONE PREP

Prerequisites (cancellation in effect)

Restr  14366 A  5       MW     100-220    OUG  136      McDonald,P. Sean           Closed   53/  53                      
                        1ST IN REQUIRED 3-QUARTER CAPSTONE                          
                        SEQUENCE. MUST ATTEND 3 CAPSTONE                            
                        EVENTS OUTSIDE CLASS HOURS.                                 
                        --------------------------------                            
                        CAPTSTONE CONVERSATIONS: ONLINE                             
                        SYNCHRONOUS SESSIONS FOR STUDENTS                           
                        TO SHARE INFO ABOUT CAPSTONE                                
                        WORK. THIS WILL OCCUR OVER TWO                              
                        CONSECUTIVE WEEKS: APRIL 8-11                               
                        AND APRIL 15-18, 4-5PM AND 5-6PM                            
                        PDT. STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO                               
                        ATTEND ONLY ONE 1-HR SESSION.                               
                        --------------------------------                            
                        CAPSTONE SYMPOSIUM: TWO-DAY                                 
                        CULMINATING SYMPOSIUM WHERE                                 
                        STUDENTS COMPLETING CAPSTONE                                
                        PROJECTS PRESENT THEIR WORK.                                
                        THIS INCLUDES A SYNCHRONOUS                                 
                        ONLINE POSTER SESSION AND A                                 
                        SYNCHRONOUS IN-PERSON SESSION                               
                        WITH ORAL PRESENTATIONS AND                                 
                        POSTERS. STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED                              
                        TO ATTEND BOTH SESSIONS. DAY 1                              
                        (ONLINE) MAY 22 4:30-7:30PM. DAY                            
                        2 (IN-PERSON) MAY 28 4:30-8PM.

ENVIR 491 CAPSTONE INTERNSHIP

 IS   >14367 A  1-12    to be arranged                                                       0/  10E                     
                        2ND IN 3-QUARTER                                            
                        CAPSTONE SEQUENCE.                                          
                        ----------------------------                                
                        STUDENTS WILL BE REGISTERED                                 
                        BY DEPARTMENT                                               
                        ----------------------------                                
                        REQUIRED FOR                                                
                        ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES MAJORS                                
                        ----------------------------                                
                        CONTACT ENVIRADV@UW.EDU                                     
                        WITH QUESTIONS

ENVIR 492 CAPSTONE SYNTHESIS

Prerequisites

Restr  14368 A  5       MW     230-350    JHN  175      McDonald,P. Sean           Open     55/  70                W     
                        3RD IN 3-QUARTER CAPSTONE COURSE                            
                        SEQUENCE. MUST ATTEND 3 EVENTS                              
                        OUTSIDE CLASS HOURS.                                        
                        --------------------------------                            
                        CAPTSTONE CONVERSATIONS: ONLINE                             
                        SYNCHRONOUS SESSIONS FOR STUDENTS                           
                        TO SHARE INFO ABOUT CAPSTONE                                
                        WORK. THIS WILL OCCUR OVER TWO                              
                        CONSECUTIVE WEEKS: APRIL 8-11                               
                        AND APRIL 15-18, 4-5PM AND 5-6PM                            
                        PDT. STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO                               
                        ATTEND ONLY ONE 1-HR SESSION.                               
                        --------------------------------                            
                        CAPSTONE SYMPOSIUM: TWO-DAY                                 
                        CULMINATING SYMPOSIUM WHERE                                 
                        STUDENTS COMPLETING CAPSTONE                                
                        PROJECTS PRESENT THEIR WORK.                                
                        THIS INCLUDES A SYNCHRONOUS                                 
                        ONLINE POSTER SESSION AND A                                 
                        SYNCHRONOUS IN-PERSON SESSION                               
                        WITH ORAL PRESENTATIONS AND                                 
                        POSTERS. STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED                              
                        TO ATTEND BOTH SESSIONS. DAY 1                              
                        (ONLINE) MAY 22 4:30-7:30PM. DAY                            
                        2 (IN-PERSON) MAY 28 4:30-8PM.

ENVIR 495 ADVANCED TOPICS

      >14369 A  1-5     to be arranged                  Handwerk,Gary                       17/ 100E CR/NC               
                        GREEN GREEKS                                                
                        REQUIRES ADD CODE AND FACULTY                               
                        PERMISSION.                                                 
                        CONTACT: HANDWERK@UW.EDU

      >14370 B  1       to be arranged                  Wheat,Eli E                          5/  30E CR/NC               
                        DIRTY DOZEN STUDENT ORGANIZATION.                           
                        ANYONE CAN JOIN. ADD CODE REQUIRED                          
                        TO                                                          
                        EARN CREDIT. CONTACT: ELI WHEAT                             
                        EWHEAT@UW.EDU

      >14373 E  4       TTh    400-520    CHL  015      Shah,Sameer H.                       2/  10                J     
                        TOPIC: CLIMATE JUSTICE                                      
                        CLIMATE CRISES ARE LONG-STANDING,                           
                        DIFFERENTIATED, AND EXPERIENCED                             
                        THROUGH COMPOUNDING SYSTEMS OF                              
                        SETTLER-COLONIALISM, RACISM, CLASS                          
                        AND CASTEISM, AND PATRIARCHY.                               
                        SOLUTIONS THAT FAIL TO ADDRESS                              
                        SYSTEMS OF OPPRESSION WILL NOT                              
                        ACHIEVE CLIMATE JUSTICE.                                    
                        THE COURSE EXPLORES THE CONCEPT OF                          
                        CLIMATE JUSTICE - INCLUDING ITS                             
                        HISTORIES, DIVERSITIES, AND CRUCIAL                         
                        IMPORTANCE FOR REIMAGINING OUR                              
                        PLANET AND RELATIONS.                                       
                        ADD CODE REQUIRED FOR ENTRY.                                
                        ENROLLMENT REQUIRES 2-3 SENTENCES                           
                        DESCRIBING PREVIOUS COURSE                                  
                        EXPERIENCE (E.G., CLIMATE CHANGE,                           
                        SOCIOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY, ANTHROPOLOGY,                         
                        ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, ETC.) THAT                           
                        DEMONSTRATES A BASIC UNDERSTANDING                          
                        OF EITHER CLIMATE CHANGE, OR EQUITY                         
                        CONCERNS RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL                           
                        CHANGE, MORE BROADLY.                                       
                        SUBMIT REGISTRATION REQUEST                                 
                        HERE:                                                       
                        HTTPS://TINYURL.COM/SHAHSPRCOURSE

       14374 F  5       TTh    230-420    SMI  405      Gilbert,Erin               Open     20/  30                WJ    
                        SAME AS GLITS 315 B                                         
                        ---------------------------------                           
                        TOPIC: TALKING ANIMALS IN GLOBAL                            
                        LITERATURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL                                
                        STUDIES. THIS COURSE EXPLORES                               
                        THE LITERARY, POLITICAL, AND                                
                        SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE OF                                  
                        NONHUMAN TALKING ANIMALS.                                   
                        STUDENTS CAN EXPECT TO LEARN WHAT                           
                        ANIMALS AND THEIR LANGUAGES                                 
                        REPRESENT IN DIVERSE CULTURAL                               
                        CONTEXTS, DEVELOP EXPERTISE IN                              
                        INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AND                              
                        WRITING, AND GAIN EXPERIENCE W/                             
                        GLOBAL LIT AND SCIENCE COMM.                                
                        HTTP://TINYURL.COM/3P8ANTM6                                 
                        -------------------------------                             
                        NO PRE-REQS, ALL ARE WELCOME!                               
                        EMAIL ERINGIL@UW.EDU WITH                                   
                        QUESTIONS                                                   
                        -------------------------------                             
                        FOR ENVIR MAJORS/MINORS, COURSE                             
                        SATISFIES VALUES & CULTURES;                                
                        EMAIL ENVIRADV@UW.EDU.

ENVIR 497 ENVIR STUDIES SEMR

      >21469 A  2       T      230-420    THO  215      Ybarra,Megan                        12/  12                      
                        TOPIC: ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE                                
                        MICROSEMINAR. PREPARE FOR DR.                               
                        ROBERT BULLARD'S VISIT. STUDENTS                            
                        MUST ATTEND LECTURE "THE QUEST                              
                        FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATE                               
                        JUSTICE" ON 4/9 AT 6:30PM PDT.                              
                        CONTACT MYBARRA@UW.EDU FOR ADD                              
                        CODE AND MORE INFO.                                         
                        HTTP://TINYURL.COM/ENVIR497

      >14375 B  5       MW     400-550    ACC  120      Handwerk,Gary                       19/  25                      
                        TOPIC: BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY

Restr  14376 C  5       TTh    1230-220   SMI  309      WATTERS,LAWRENCE           Open     18/  35                      
                        TOPIC: INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL                          
                        LAW

ENVIR 498 INDEPENDENT STUDY

 IS    14377 A  1-5     to be arranged                                             Open      4/  10                      
                        -----------------------------------                         
                        FACULTY APPROVED LEARNING CONTRACT                          
                        REQUIRED. CONTACT ENVIRADV@UW.EDU                           
                        FOR MORE INFORMATION.

ENVIR 499 UNDERGRAD RESEARCH

 IS    14378 A  1-15    to be arranged                                             Open      0/  10E                     
                        -----------------------------------                         
                        FACULTY APPROVED LEARNING CONTRACT                          
                        REQUIRED. CONTACT ENVIRADV@UW.EDU                           
                        FOR MORE INFORMATION.

ENVIR 550 GLOB COMENVIR TECH

      >14379 A  4       TTh    330-520    MGH  085                                           0/  20                      
                        ADD CODE REQUIRED                                           
                        E-MAIL ENVIRMGT@U.WASHINGTON.EDU                            
                        FOR ADD CODE

Spring Quarter 2024 Time Schedule

PROGRAM ON THE ENVIRONMENT(COLLEGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT )

PROGRAM ON THE ENVIRONMENT
(COLLEGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT )