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Course Materials on Open Reserve: Spring 2025

This guide lists the current required course materials available through The Evergreen State College Library collections.

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This guide lists the current course materials available through The Evergreen State College Library collections.

Browse courses A-Z, or use CTRL+F to search the guide for a specific course or book title. 

Physical items in the Open Reserves collection check out for two days. If you see the note "waiting for book" under a title, this means that the library has ordered the book and is waiting for it to be delivered and added to our collection. Note: Physical items for Tacoma-based programs can be checked out for a full quarter and are not included in the Olympia campus Open Reserve print collection. 

Abnormal Psychology (Susan Cummings)

Addiction and Treatment: Strengths-Based Perspectives (Emily Polak-Perez)

Advanced Studio and Music Production III (Zenaida Vergara)

Anatomy and Physiology: Transport and Exchange (Amanda Kugel)

Asylums: Institutions of Social Control in American History (George Bridges)

Beyond Nature or Nurture: Why Do We Behave the Way We Do? (Nancy Murray, Steven Niva)

Bio-inspired Robotics for Advanced Computing (Catherine Kehl, Pauline Yu)

Bringing Ideas to Life: Practice, Practice, Practice (Devon Damonte, Sean Williams)

Business Finance for Entrepreneurs and Managers (Thuy Vu)

Calculus and Analytical Geometry III (Vauhn Foster-Grahler)

Children, Curriculum, and the Clinical View (Jon Davies, Ada Vane)

Data and Information: Computational Linguistics (Rachel Hastings and Richard Weiss)

Dialogic Forms: Interdisciplinary Literary Studies and Creative Writing (Miranda Mellis)

Edible Campus: Community Gardens and Food Forests (Steve Scheuerell)

Environmental Applications of Fungi (Aziz Turkoglu)

Evidence-Based Mindfulness: Theory, Practice & Application (Jamyang Tsultrim)

French - Second Year III (Rebecaa Raitses)

General Biology III (Aziz Turkoglu)

Geology in the Pacific Northwest: Foundations Seminar (Dylan Fischer)

Graphic Design III: Capstone Projects and Professional Portfolios for Artists and Designers (Lynarra Featherly)

Healing Justice: Social Determinants and World Health Systems (Prita Lal)

Health Administration: Organizational Theory and Management (Elizabeth Pete)

Healthy Soil, Healthy Food: The Science (Martha Rosemeyer)

Integrated Natural Science (Clarissa Dirks, Vauhn Foster-Grahler, Paula Schofield)

Introduction to Programming: C# (Omar Darwish)

Introduction to Psychology: Exploring Humans, Non-Human Animals, and Diversity Science (Kina Montenegro)

Leading Organizations: Culture and Change (Dariush Khaleghi)

Literature of Empowerment (Grace Huerta)

Master in Teaching 2024-25: Student Teaching (Leslie Flemmer, Sarah Grant, Sara Sunshine Campbell, Tonya Kehoe)

Marine Fisheries and Human Health (Pauline Yu)

Marine Life: Marine Organisms and their Environments (Gerardo Chin-Leo, Amy Cook)

Mediating Nature: Botany and Digital Naturalism (Lalita Calabria, Dustin Zemel)

MES: Cultural and Ecological Restoration (Sarah Hamman)

MES: Research Design and Quantitative Methods (Carri LeRoy, Sarah O'Neal, John Withey)

MES: Social Science Research: Qualitative Methods (Shangrila Joshi)

Mindbody Medicine Practices (Mukti Khanna)

MPA: AI: Public Service of What's Possible (Amy Gould)

MPA: Collaborative Governance (Lachezar (Lucky) Anguelov)

MPA Tacoma: Foundations of Public Policy (Spencer Brien)

MPA: Applied Research Methods and Statistics (Wenhong Wang)

MPA: Lead for High Impact: Unleash Human Potential (Dariush Khaleghi)

MPA: Nonprofit Management (Laurance Geri)

MPA: Policy, Finance, and Budgeting for Public Administration (Laurance Geri, Amy Gould)

Musicianship through Piano Skills (Jessica Blinn)

NPP: Communities and Connections Across the South Salish Sea (Corey Larson)

NPP: Creative Writing: Fringes of Society (Dawn Barron)

NPP: From Time Immemorial: Grounding in Places of Power (Dawn Barron, Carmen Hoover, Corey Larson, Kendra Aguilar, Kyle Pittman, Sasha LaPointe, Gary Bigbear)

NPP: Rooted: Food Sovereignty as Medicine (Kendra Aguilar)

NPP: Writerā€™s Journey: Writing for Survivance (Carmen Hoover)

Outdoor Leadership and Group Dynamics (Cynthia Kennedy, Paul Przybylowicz)

People Power: Physical Education (Anthony Zaragoza)

Permission to Narrate: Palestine in Literature, Art & Film (Amjad Faur, Therese Saliba)

Philosophy of Art, Media, and Design (Lynarra Featherly)

Physical Systems and Mathematical Methods (Krishna Chowdary)

Physics III (Pyxie Star)

Pleasure, Death, and Being Human: Philosophy and Samuel Beckett (Kathleen Eamon, Steven Hendricks)

Poetry New York (Leonard Schwartz)

Positive Organizational Behavior (Dariush Khaleghi)

Positive Psychology and Well-Being Theory (Mark Hurst)

Precalculus II (Vauhn Foster-Grahler)

The Precious and the Everyday (Stacey Davis, Eric Stein, Lyndsay Rice)

Psychology Capstone: Clinical and Counseling (Mukti Khanna)

Restoring Landscapes: Picturing Plants (Frederica Bowcutt)

The Science of Carbon from Forests to The Globe (Dylan Fischer, Lydia McKinstry)

The Spanish Speaking World (Alice Nelson, Hugo Flores, Catalina Ocampo)

Spring Practice of Organic Farming (Melissa Nivala, Ben Hunsdorfer)

Statistics I (Alvin Josephy)

Statistics II (Alvin Josephy)

Street Performance: Theater and Music Live(ing) on the Street (Arun Chandra)

Student-Originated Studies: Systems of Data, Modeling and the Organic Farm (Melissa Nivala, Jessica Carey)

Symbiosis (Erik Thuesen)

Tacoma: Cycle Makers - Cycle Breakers: Environment and Society (Marcia Tate Arunga, Tyrus Smith, Mingxia Li)

Tacoma: Early Childhood Education Lyceum I Cycle Makers - Cycle Breakers: Environment and Society (Letta Steward, Sharon Cronin, Carlos Alvarez, Ronald Rosario)

Tacoma: Learning Environments and ECE Practicum (Sharon Cronin, Ronald Rosario)

Tacoma: The China Character (Mingxia Li)

Tacoma: STEAMS for Young Children (Letta Steward)

Twice Told Tales: Classic Stories Revisited (Steve Blakeslee, Susan Preciso)

Write Now! Writing Effectively with Passion and Purpose (For Academic & Professional Audiences) (Rebecca Chamberlain)

Write On! Telling Effective Stories for Fiction and Creative Non-fiction Writers (Rebecca Chamberlain)

Writing the South (Kristin Coffey, Bradley Proctor)

Writing Resilience (Tara Hardy)

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