糖心少女

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST RSRCS
(COLLEGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT )

Restr    107      Ryan,Clare                 Open     24/  30  CR/NC               
                        REQUIRED FOR ALL SEFS INCOMING                              
                        GRADUATE STUDENTS.                                          
                        NEW SEFS GRAD STUDENTS ONLY.                                
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                        REQUIRED SEMINAR ON                                         
                        SEPTEMBER TBD 830AM TO 12PM.                                
                        LUNCH PROVIDED 12:30 TO 1:30PM                              
                        BREAK BUILT IN HERE                                         
                        COLLEGE OF ENV ORIENTATION                                  
                        EVENT STARTING AT 3:30PM                                    

Restr    125      Radcliffe,Don              Open     10/  20          $182  J     
                        Th     1000-1050  MUE  153      Radcliffe,Don
                        FIELD TRIPS PLANNED FOR:                                    
                        OCTOBER, DATES TBA.                                         
                        ATTENDANCE                                                  
                        ON FIELD TRIPS IS                                           
                        RECOMMENDED, NOT REQUIRED.                                  
                        THURSDAY 1000-1050 MEETING TIME                             
                        REQUIRED FOR GRADS.                                         

Restr    105      Tobin,Patrick C            Open      1/   3                J     

Restr    261      Kim,Soo-Hyung              Open      3/  10                J     
                        UNDERGRADUATE SENIORS REGISTER FOR                          
                        ESRM 490 B:                                                 
                        HTTPS://MYPLAN.UW.EDU/COURSE/#/                             
                        COURSES/ESRM490                                             

      >  007      Olsen,Polly                          4/   6           $91  J     
                        COURSE TITLE: ROLE OF CULTURE AND                           
                        PLACE IN NATURAL RESOURCE                                   
                        STEWARDSHIP: YAKAMA NATION                                  
                        EXPERIENCE.                                                 
                        NINE DISCUSSION MEETINGS WILL HAPPE                         
                        DURING THE QUARTER.                                         
                        SEPT 26 - DEC 5, 330-520PM.                                 
                        FIELD TRIP ATTENDANCE IS REQUIRED.                          
                        FIELD TRIP DATES OCT 3-4 TO YAKAMA                          
                        NATION, LEAVING 630AM THURSDAY                              
                        MORNING AND RETURNING 7PM FRIDAY                            
                        ENROLLMENT REQUIRES A SHORT                                 
                        PARAGRAPH ADDRESSING RATIONALE FOR                          
                        TAKING THE COURSE, EMAIL TO                                 
                        ALVARADO@UW.EDU.                                            

Restr    153      Doty,Sharon L.             Open     15/  20                J     

Restr    A114     Larson,Julie               Open      3/   4           $30  J     

Restr    103      Larson,Julie               Open      3/   4                J     

Restr    A114     Larson,Julie               Open      4/   8                J     

Restr    292      Alvarado,Ernesto           Open      1/  20          $130        
                        W      130-250    BLD  292      
                        TWO REQUIRED FIELD TRIPS                                    
                        OCT 3-4.                                                    
                        YAKAMA NATION FIELD TRIP                                    
                        LEAVING 700AM ON THURSDAY AND                               
                        RETURNING 7PM FRIDAY (ESRM 421A/SEF                         
                        521A AND SEFS 535 SHARE THE YAKAMA                          
                        FIELD TRIP)                                                 
                        OCT 11-12                                                   
                        EASTERN WASHINGTON FIELD TRIP                               
                        LEAVING 700AM ON FRIDAY, RETURNING                          
                        8PM ON SATURDAY.                                            

Restr    234      Butman,David E.            Open     15/  25  CR/NC               
                        REQUIRED FOR FUTURE RIVERS TRAINING                         
                        PROGRAM                                                     
                        COURSE TITLE: CURRENT PERSPECTIVES                          
                        IN FRESHWATER SCIENCES                                      
                        THE SUSTAINABLE USE OF WATER                                
                        RESOURCES REQUIRES UNDERSTANDING                            
                        AND ADDRESSING MULTIPLE INTERRELATE                         
                        WATER USE PROBLEMS, STAKEHOLDERS,                           
                        AND DESIRED OUTCOMES. THE TRAINING                          
                        NEEDED TO MANAGE FRESHWATER SYSTEMS                         
                        SPANS THE PHYSICAL, HEALTH, AND                             
                        SOCIAL SCIENCES. HERE, WE WILL                              
                        INVITE SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS CURRENT                          
                        EFFORTS TO MANAGE WATER RESOURCES                           
                        FROM MULTI-OBJECTIVE PERSPECTIVES.                          
                        SPEAKERS WILL INCLUDE                                       
                        REPRESENTATIVES FROM NON-PROFITS,                           
                        GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ACADEMIC                               
                        INSTITUTIONS, AND TRIBAL                                    
                        COMMUNITIES. THIS COURSE WILL                               
                        PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT                            
                        AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES RELEVANT                         
                        TO EQUITY AND INCLUSION, SCIENCE                            
                        COMMUNICATION, AND UNSTRUCTURED                             
                        NETWORKING EVENTS WITH LIKE-MINDED                          
                        COLLEAGUES WITHIN 糖心少女AND BEYOND.                            

Restr    105      Willing,Claire             Open      3/   4           $19  J     
                        T      230-450    WFS  107      Willing,Claire
                        F      1200-1250  WFS  021      Willing,Claire
                        WAITLIST BEING KEPT FOR THIS                                
                        COURSE ONLY! IF SPACE IS                                    
                        AVAILABLE, OR TO ASK FOR                                    
                        WAITLIST, GO HERE:                                          
                        HTTPS://TINYURL.COM/SEFSREGREQUEST                          
                        COURSE TOPIC:                                               
                        FUNGAL ECOLOGY AND BIOLOGY                                  
                        FUNGI ARE CRITICAL COMPONENTS OF                            
                        THE NATURAL WORLD. THEY ARE MAJOR                           
                        MUTUALISTS (AND PATHOGENS)                                  
                        OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS, THEY                                 
                        REGULATE PROCESSES OF DECOMP                                
                        OSITION, AND THEY CAN EVEN SHAPE                            
                        DYNAMICS OF PLANT COMPETITION AND                           
                        COEXISTENCE. WHILE FUNGI ARE                                
                        UBIQUITOUS IN NATURE, MUCH OF                               
                        THEIR TRUE DIVERSITY LIVES                                  
                        MICROSCOPICALLY. IN THIS COURSE,                            
                        WE WILL DIVE INTO A WIDE RANGE OF                           
                        TOPICS INCLUDING THE DIVERSITY OF                           
                        FUNGI IN THE NATURAL WORLD AND                              
                        THEIR INTERACTIONS WITH NEARLY                              
                        EVERY FACET OF LIFE ON EARTH.                               
                        OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP: SATURDAY                               
                        NOVEMBER 16TH, 9:00-2:00                                    

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	Modified: January 3, 2025