TENRM WINTER 2002 SYLLABUS –
Water
www.nwic.edu/tenrm
COURSE COORDINATOR:
Ted Williams (Math/Computers)
FAC 208, 392-4314 twilliams@nwic.edu
INSTRUCTORS:
Wayne Woods (Club time)
FAC 210, 392-4312 wwoods@nwic.edu
Roberto Gonzalez-Plaza (Biology/Chemistry)
FAC 211, 392-4307 rgonzalez@nwic.edu
Lynn Robbins
(faculty in Political Science and Native Treaty Law)
Western Washington University
Huxley College 650-3603 lrobbins@cc.wwu.edu
Barbara Perry (English)
FAC 212 392-4313 bperry@nwic.edu
TENRM TEAM:
Phil Duran (TENRM Program Director/Math)
FAC203, 392-4308 pduran@nwic.edu
Loretta Kline
(Program Assistant)
FAC 201, 392-4309 lkline@nwic.edu
Sharon Kinley (Native History and Anthropology)
FAC 104, 392-4296 skinley@nwic.edu
Gigi Berardi
(Faculty in Natural Resources, Geography, Ecology, Environmental Planning )
Western Washington University
Huxley College, 650-3285, gberardi@cc.wwu.edu
Joan LaFrance
(External Program Evaluator) joanlafrance@hotmail.com
COURSE TIMES/LOCATION:
January 2 – March 22, Monday and Wednesday 12 to 5:00, Tuesday and Thursday 1 to 5:00 pm
Classes located in the Chemistry Classroom and the Biology when both cohorts are together
COURSES:
HMDV 110, Introduction to Successful Learning, Wayne Woods 1 credit
ENGL 101, English Composition, Barbara Perry 3 credits
POLS 225, Political Science, Lynn Robbins 3 credits
MATH 102, College Algebra, Ted Williams 2 credits
BIOL 101, Introduction to Biology, Roberto Gonzalez-Plaza 3 credits
CHEM 111, Inorganic Chemistry, Roberto Gonzalez-Plaza 2 credits
TOTAL 15 credits
TEXTS:
Many of these texts will be used in subsequent quarters also
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NEW:
Earth Algebra
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NEW: The Essay Connection
EVALUATION/GRADING:
You will receive a grade for each of the courses that comprise Water. Each instructor will supply grading criteria for the portions of the block that they teach.
Attendance is extremely important both for your individual learning and for the development and support of the community of learners. You are expected to attend all class meetings and complete all coursework by the assigned date. The faculty respect that you are an adult with many responsibilities outside the classroom. We expect that you will take full responsibility for making up missed class meetings, assigned work, and communicating with the coordinator and the individual faculty regarding any absences. Attendance will be taken for all class meetings for financial aid purposes and may be used by faculty in grading.