Category Archives: Course of Interest

We’ve added a section of our popular Medical Ethics to the summer quarter schedule. PHIL 242 SECTION C 5 MEDICAL ETHICS (VLPA/I&S) MTWTHF 0940-1150 A-term SLN: 14465 “This course will cover several main topics in medical ethics, including the right … Continue reading →

Hello, If you see a student who has taken Bioc 405 but still needs 406, we would be grateful if you could let them know that Shoreline CC will have our second course in the biochem sequence this Summer Quarter. … Continue reading →

———————————————– Environmental Health classes open to non-majors: ENV H 440/545 Water, Wastewater and Health https://sdb.admin.washington.edu/timeschd/uwnetid/sln.asp?QTRYR=AUT+2013&SLN=14001 Review of water supply, water quality, and water/wastewater treatment as they relate to human health. Includes water law and regulations, source water protection, basic treatment … Continue reading →

If appropriate, would you please let your students know about our Q Sci 291 (Analysis for Biologists I) online class for spring quarter. This is the first time we have offered this class online. Please see below for a message … Continue reading →

Join an intellectual community with the University of Washington Provost! Freshman Collegium Seminars are designed to introduce first year students to an interesting topic or question, guided by a faculty member. There is still space available in a seminar focused … Continue reading →

Enroll in Research Exposed! Approaches to Inquiry (General Studies 391 D) Research Exposed! (GEN ST 391 D) offers the undergraduate an opportunity to learn about current, exciting research in a wide variety of disciplines, including the process of discovery, how … Continue reading →

Hi All This is a great new Anth class that is open to all but might be of special interest those interested in Public Health issues. Happy Turkey Day!! Diane BIO A 369 SPEC ISSUES IN BIOA http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/bioanth.html#bioa369 (I&S) Restr … Continue reading →

PHG 301 Introduction to Genetic Epidemiology (3) I&S/NW SLN 18039 M W 3:30 – 4:50 This course explores the identification of genetic and environmental factors associated with disease. Because it touches on ethical, societal, political, and legal dimensions it should … Continue reading →