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2012 Summer:

• Chemistry of the Body - Summer 2012*
• Critical Ethnography: Eyes in a Complex World - Summer 2012*
• Drawing a Life*
• Europe Since 1500 - Summer 2012*
• General Chemistry I with Laboratory*
• Precalculus and Calculus 1 - Summer 2012*
• Public Speaking Intensive - Summer 2012*
• Radically Local Quests
• Sound Design for Film
• Student Originated Studies: The French Revolution - Summer 2012*

2012-2013 Fall, Winter, Spring:

• Arts in New York - Spring 2013*
• Business and Culture Along the Silk Roads - Fall 2012*
• The Chemistry of Living Systems
• Dancing Molecules - Fall 2012*
• Gateways 2012*
• A History of "Race" in the U.S.: From Colonial Era to 2013 - Spring 2013*
• Introduction to Natural Science: Navigating Observation and Theory
• Mathematics in Democracy - Fall 2012*
• Memories, Dreams, and Beliefs
• Student-Originated Studies: 3D Shaping
• Trajectories in Animation, Mathematics, and Physics*

2011-2012 Fall, Winter, Spring:

• Academic Writing as Argument (A) - Spring 2012*
• Academic Writing as Argument (B) - Spring 2012*
• Action Research 2: Data Collection and Analysis of Student Learning - ELL *
• Action Research 3: Research Paper and Presentation - ELL - Winter*
• Adaptation: Evolutionary Patterns in Biological Space-Time *
• Advanced Research Methods - Winter*
• Against All Odds: The Black Woman's Experience - Spring 2012*
• American Families: Historical and Sociological Perspectives on Close Relationships - Fall*
• Analytical Techniques I - Fall*
• Analytical Techniques I for Tribal Governance - Fall*
• Analytical Techniques II - Winter*
• Analytical Techniques II for Tribal Governance - Winter*
• Animal Morphology, Motion, and Mind*
• Animal Others in Image and Text - Spring 2012*
• Applied Biology and Chemistry - Spring*
• Approaches to Healing - Winter 2012*
• Art History I: Temples and Tombs - Winter*
• Art History II: Order and Chaos - Spring 2012*
• Art and Awareness: Art Practices and Collaborations in the 21st Century - Spring 2012*
• Art of Mosaic - Fall*
• Art, Culture, and Education - Winter*
• Arts In New York - Spring*
• Atoms, Molecules, and Reactions
• Behind the News
• Between Image and Word - Spring 2012*
• Biology through Darwin's Lens - Spring 2012*
• Blood and Borders: Tradition and Transformation in Central Europe - Winter*
• Book Torrent: Information Studies in the 21st Century
• Brain and Mind: East-West Insights - Spring 2012*
• Bryophyte Taxonomy and Ecology - Winter 2012*
• Business Foundations - Spring*
• Business and Sustainability: Myth or Method? - Spring*
• Transcending Boundaries - Spring*
• Business, Finance and Statistics, Oh My! - Spring 2012*
• Capstone - Spring 2012*
• Capstone for Tribal Governance - Spring 2012*
• Ceramics: Sculpting the Human Form - Spring 2012*
• Citizen Science
• Civic Intelligence and Collective Action - Spring 2012*
• Communication and Power in Education - Spring*
• Communication and Social Change in American History - Winter*
• Community-Based Research: Knowledge, Values, Methods and Goals (evening) - Fall*
• Comparative Administration - Spring 2012*
• Computer Science Foundations - Spring*
• Computers and Cognition *
• Conceptualizing Our Regional Environment (gCORE) - Fall*
• Consciousness: Pathways to the Self - Spring*
• Contemporary Challenges to Building a Clean Energy Future - Winter*
• Context of Public Administration - Fall*
• Cornerstone Seminar - Fall*
• Cornerstone Seminar - Winter*
• Counting on the Environment*
• Counting on the Environment*
• Creating Dance - Winter 2012*
• Creative Writing: Act and Artifact of American Voice - Winter 2012*
• Dangerous Work - Spring*
• Defending Mother Earth: Science, Energy and Native Peoples - Spring*
• Democracy and Free Speech - Spring*
• Design Thinking for Public Administration - Spring 2012*
• The Developing Mind - Fall*
• Disturbance Ecology - Spring 2012*
• Doing Democratic Public Administration - Winter*
• Doing the Public's Business - Fall*
• Drawing on Earth: Explorations in the Aesthetics and Dynamics of the Earth - Winter*
• Drawn from Life: Art for the Uninitiated - Spring*
• Ecological Agriculture: Crop Botany and Plant Genetics - Spring*
• Ecological Agriculture: Developing a Local, Sustainable Food System - Winter*
• Ecological Niche: The Interface of Human and Animal Behavior - Spring*
• Ecological and Social Sustainability *
• Ecology and the Built Environment - Spring*
• An Educated Society - Spring 2012*
• Embodying The Book - Winter*
• Emerging Issues in the Nonprofit Sector - Winter*
• The Empty Space: Movement, Dance, and Theatre - Winter*
• Energy Systems and Climate Change*
• Entrepreneurship and Economic Development - Winter*
• The Environment and Society: Competing Claims and Contested Values (day) - Spring 2012*
• The Environment and Society: Competing Claims and Contested Values (evening) - Spring 2012*
• Environmental Education - Fall*
• Environmental Health: Science, Policy and Community (day) - Spring 2012*
• Environmental Health: Science, Policy and Community (evening) - Spring 2012*
• Environmental Health: Science, Policy and Social Justice - Fall*
• Equatorial Studies: Sound, Science and the Western Imagination
• Essentials of Energy: Economics, Politics, Ethics - Spring 2012*
• Ethics in the Workplace: Theory and Practice
• European Philosophy in the 20th Century - Spring*
• The Evergreen Singers - Spring 2012*
• The Evergreen Singers - Winter*
• The Evergreen Singers - Fall*
• Examining Education: A Journey Through the Personal to the Pedagogical - Winter*
• Experimental Music - Winter*
• Field and Laboratory Biology in Southwestern Ecosystems - Spring*
• Fire Science and Society - Spring 2012*
• Forbidden Metaphors: Rewriting the Real in 20th Century France - Spring*
• Foundations of Health Science - Fall*
• Foundations of Public Policy - Fall*
• French, Intermediate I, II, III - Spring 2012*
• From Fragmentation to Wholeness: Developing a Systems Perspective - Spring*
• The Fungal Kingdom - Fall*
• GIS and Spatial Analysis - Fall*
• Geological Processes: A History of Earth - Spring 2012*
• Geometry: Measuring Worlds - Fall*
• Giving Psychology Away - Spring*
• Global Business Tools for Sustainable Ventures - Winter*
• Global and Regional Climate Change - Fall*
• Graduate Level Writing - Winter*
• The Graphic Novel - Spring 2012*
• Health Policy - Spring 2012*
• Heart and Mind on Screen and Page - Winter 2012*
• A History of "Race": Colonial Era to the Obama Presidency - Spring*
• Human Growth and Lifespan Development: Understanding the Cross Cultural Perspective (day) - Spring 2012*
• Human Growth and Lifespan Development: Understanding the Cross Cultural Perspective (evening) - Spring 2012*
• Human Resource Policy - Winter*
• Human Rights and Wrongs
• I Hear America Singing: 19th Century American Literature and Culture - Spring*
• Image and Form: Myth, Ritual, and Story - Winter*
• Communities of Faith - Spring 2012*
• In Our Image: Printmaking - Spring 2012*
• In Our Image: Readings in the Philosophy of Religion - Spring 2012*
• In the Presence of Beauty - Spring*
• Administering Tribal Courts and Indigenous Justice Systems - Fall*
• Individual Study: Interdisciplinary and Consciousness Studies *
• Innovation
• Inside Language - Winter*
• Inside Language - Spring 2012*
• Inside Passages: Northwest Rivers and Seas - Spring 2012*
• Intermediate Economics: A Heterodox Approach - Fall*
• Intermediate Macroeconomics - Winter 2012*
• Interrogating Emotions - Fall*
• Introduction to Natural Science - Winter*
• Introduction to Public Health - Winter*
• Japan Today: Japanese History, Literature, Cinema, Culture, Society and Language - Winter*
• Japanese Anime - Spring 2012*
• Japanese, Advanced Beginning I, II, III - Spring 2012*
• Japanese, Beginning I, II, III - Spring 2012*
• Japanese, Third Year I, II - Winter*
• Justice: A Relationship of Reciprocal Respect
• Landforms and Lifeforms - Winter*
• Language Acquisition and Identity Formation - Winter*
• Language Lifecycle: Genesis, Expansion, and Loss - Spring 2012*
• Language and Species - Winter*
• Language and the Evolution of Mind
• Leader as Internal Consultant - Fall*
• Light Step: Designing for a Sustainable World - Spring*
• Lights Out
• Listening to the Land - Winter 2012*
• Literary and Cinematic Storytelling - Winter*
• Local Governance - Winter*
• Local Governance Finance - Spring 2012*
• Lyceum: Removing Barriers, Bridging Gaps with A. Speights (day) - Winter 2012*
• Lyceum: Removing Barriers, Bridging Gaps with A. Speights (day) - Fall*
• Lyceum: Removing Barriers, Bridging Gaps with A. Speights (evening) - Winter 2012*
• Lyceum: Removing Barriers, Bridging Gaps with A. Speights (evening) - Fall*
• Lyceum: Removing Barriers, Bridging Gaps with P. McCreary (day) - Winter 2012*
• Lyceum: Removing Barriers, Bridging Gaps with P. McCreary (day) - Fall*
• Lyceum: Removing Barriers, Bridging Gaps with P. McCreary (evening) - Winter 2012*
• Lyceum: Removing Barriers, Bridging Gaps with P. McCreary (evening) - Fall*
• Lyceum: Removing Barriers, Bridging Gaps with T. Smith (day) - Spring 2012*
• Lyceum: Removing Barriers, Bridging Gaps with T. Smith (evening) - Spring 2012*
• Making a Difference - Winter*
• Mapping for Change - Winter*
• Mapping for Change - Spring 2012*
• Marine Life: Marine Organisms and Their Environments - Spring*
• Marketing Authenticity: Craft, Commodity and Culture - Spring*
• Masquerade and Metaphor - Winter*
• Master in Teaching Year 1 - Spring*
• Master in Teaching Year 2 - Spring*
• Mathematical Systems - Spring*
• Matter and Motion*
• Media Artist Studio
• Mediaworks*
• The Medicalization of America - Winter*
• Medicinal Botany in Spring - Spring 2012*
• Medicinal Botany: An Introduction - Winter*
• Medicinal Botany: An Introduction - Fall*
• Models in Biology - Fall*
• Molecule to Organism - Spring*
• Multicultural Counseling - Spring*
• Museum or Mausoleum*
• Musicianship - Spring 2012*
• Musicianship - Fall*
• Myth and Idea - Winter*
• Native City
• Natural Resource Policy - Fall*
• Nature Writing, Environmental History, and Place - Spring*
• Nature's Prose - Spring*
• Non-Profit Development and Grant Writing - Winter*
• Nonprofit Success - Fall*
• Nutrition - Spring 2012*
• Organizational Change - Spring 2012*
• Organizational Conflict Management - Spring 2012*
• Orthodoxies and Apostasies: Judaism, Christianity, Islam - Spring 2012*
• Orthodoxies and Apostasies: Judaism, Christianity, Islam - Winter 2012*
• PLE Document Writing - Spring 2012*
• PLE Document Writing - Winter*
• PLE Document Writing - Fall*
• Patterns of Intelligence: Beyond the Individual - Fall*
• Perfomance Measures - Fall*
• Philosophy of Math - Fall*
• Photography, Beginning - Winter*
• Photography, Digital - Fall*
• Photography: Advanced Projects - Spring 2012*
• Plants: Nature's Chemical Factories - Spring*
• Policy, Finance, and Budgeting for Public Administration - Spring 2012*
• Politics and The Nature of Leadership - Winter*
• The Power of One: Human Development, Environmental Quality and Globalization of Social Change (day) - Winter 2012*
• The Power of One: Human Development, Environmental Quality and Globalization of Social Change (day) - Fall*
• The Power of One: Human Development, Environmental Quality and Globalization of Social Change (evening) - Winter 2012*
• The Power of One: Human Development, Environmental Quality and Globalization of Social Change (evening) - Fall*
• The Practice of Sustainable Agriculture: Fall - Fall*
• The Practice of Sustainable Agriculture: Spring - Spring*
• Preparing for Study Abroad - Winter*
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• Psychology: Child and Family Development - Spring 2012*
• Psychology: Clinical Interviewing - Winter*
• Public Speaking - Winter*
• Radical Amazement: Interrogating Everyday Experience through Poetry and Video Essay - Spring 2012*
• Ready Camera 1*
• Tacoma Community Spring Fair*
• Reproduction, Birth, and Power - Winter 2012*
• Quantitative and Qualitative Methods - Spring*
• Reservation-Based, Community-Determined Program-Rebuilding Native Nations: Strategies for Governance and Development-Nisqually - Spring*
• Resistance and Social Change
• River Reciprocity - Spring 2012*
• Roots of China: Culture, Art and Poetics - Spring*
• Ruins - Spring 2012*
• The Science Behind the Headlines: What's the Truth? - Winter*
• Science Seminar in Energy Systems and Climate Change - Winter 2012*
• Self and Community - Spring*
• Shakespeare's America *
• The Shape of a Legal Argument: Logic and Geometry (day) - Spring 2012*
• The Shape of a Legal Argument: Logic and Geometry (evening) - Spring 2012*
• Ships of Wisdom
• Slavic and Celtic Folklore: Heroic, Spiritual, Practical - Spring*
• So You Want to be a Psychologist - Spring*
• The Social Animal
• Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Business Management - Spring*
• Stages of Discovery: Revolutions in Art and Science
• Statistics I - Spring 2012*
• Statistics I (B) - Winter*
• Student Orginated Software - Spring*
• Student Originated Studies: Art, Culture, Education, and Human Development - Spring 2012*
• Student Originated Studies: Botany - Spring 2012*
• Student Originated Studies: Center for Community-Based Learning and Action - Winter 2012*
• Student-Originated Studies: Revitalizing Community - Spring 2012*
• Student Originated Studies: Travel-Based Projects - Fall*
• SOS: Visual Arts*
• Student Originated Studies: Working with the Land - Fall*
• Student-Originated Studies: Working with the Land - Spring 2012*
• Suburban Nation? - Winter*
• Surveys and Calculus: Theory, Methods and Ethics (day) - Winter 2012*
• Surveys and Calculus: Theory, Methods and Ethics (evening) - Winter 2012*
• Sustainable Forestry: A Study in Natural Resource Management - Fall*
• Sustainable Leadership and Decision Making - Fall*
• TRiO @ Evergreen: Understanding and Deconstructing your Academic Experience - Winter 2012*
• TRiO @ Evergreen: Understanding and Deconstructing your Academic Experience - Spring 2012*
• Taking Things Apart*
• Technical Writing in the 21st Century
• Telling Our Stories: What Makes Communities Work? - Spring*
• Temperate Rainforests: Ecology and Biogeochemistry - Fall*
• Theater of Business/Business of Theater - Spring*
• Thinking Through Craft: Metal - Winter*
• Thinking Through Craft: Wood - Winter*
• Ethics in the Workplace: Theory and Practice *
• Toxic Chemicals and Environmental Injustice: From Problems to Actions (day) - Winter 2012*
• Toxic Chemicals and Environmental Injustice: From Problems to Actions (evening) - Winter 2012*
• Travel Writing - Spring 2012*
• Tribal Economics - Fall*
• Tribal Policy - Winter*
• Tropical Rainforests - Winter*
• U.S. Foreign Policy and the Roots of Terrorism - Spring 2012*
• Universal Themes in Art, Literature, and Life - Winter*
• Venezuela: Building Economic and Social Justice
• The Victorian World - Winter*
• Visual Literacies - Spring 2012*
• Washington State Legislative Internships - Winter*
• Water, Microbes and Energy: Sustainable Solutions - Winter*
• What Is Education For? - Winter*
• Wisdom of the Body - Spring*
• The Women's West - Spring*
• Writer's Workshop - Spring 2012*
• Writing American Cultures - Spring*
• Writing from Life - Fall*
• Writing from Life - Spring 2012*
• Writing from Life - Winter*
• Zinn and the Art of Protest - Winter*

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