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Course Materials on Open Reserve: Fall 2024

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. 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. 

Anatomy and Physiology: Foundations and Movement (Amanda Kugel)

Art Practices: Exploring the Role of the Object (Evan Blackwell, Lyndsay Rice)

Basic and Applied Psychology: From The Lab to Life (Mark Hurst)

Bittersweet: Preparing to Study Cocoa and Permaculture in Trinidad (Sarah Williams)

Bodies Speaking Out: Critical Studies of Health, Disability, and Community Advocacy (Carolyn Prouty, Eric Stein)

Braids, Bands, and Backstrap Weaving: Yarns of Heritage (Susan Pavel)

Calculus and Analytical Geometry I (Vauhn Foster-Grahler)

The Complexity of Life (Andrew Brabban, Michael Paros)

Computer Science: Equity in Software Systems (Jessica Carey, Tara Hardy)

Creative Marketing (Madelyn George)

Cycle Makers - Cycle Breakers: Environment and Society - Tacoma ( Paul McCreary, Tyrus Smith, Mingxia Li)

Conscious Business Strategy (Madelyn George)

Diversity and Dissent in Education and the Media (Grace Huerta)

Eating Media: Food's Power as Medium and Message (Julie Russo, Sarah Williams)

Edible Campus (Cynthia Kennedy, Steve Scheuerell)

Food Systems, Social Justice, and the Environment (Prita Lal)

Forward Freedom Formation: The U.S. Civil War in American Memory (Kristin Coffey, Bradley Proctor)

French - First Year I (Rebecca Raitses)

French - Second Year I (Rebecca Raitses)

The Fungal Kingdom (Lalita Calabria, Paul Przybylowicz)

Fungi for Human Health and the Environment (Prita Lal, Aziz Turkoglu)

Gateways for Incarcerated Youths (Therese Saliba)

Global Studies: Plants and Empire (Frederica Bowcutt)

Graphic Design I: Principles and Practices for Artists and Designers (Lynarra Featherly)

Group Dynamics (Marcella Benson-Quaziena)

History & Systems in Psychology (Susan Cummings)

The Imaginary, the Symbolic, and the Real: Visual Art, Literary Arts, and Philosophy (Kathleen Eamon, Miranda Mellis, Shaw Osha (Flores)

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

Interpersonal Communication Skills in the Workplace (Dariush Khaleghi)

Introduction to Environmental Studies: Indigenous Natural Resource Management on the Pacific Rim (Amy Cook, Zoltan Grossman)

Introduction to Neuroscience (Nancy Murray)

Introduction to Promotional Video (Dustin Zemel)

Leading Self: Purpose-Driven Leadership (Dariush Khaleghi)

Masters in Teaching 2024-25 (Leslie Flemmer, Sarah Grant, Sara Sunshine Campbell, Catherine Peterson)

MES: Case Studies and Thesis Design (Kevin Francis, John Kirkpatrick)

MES: Conceptualizing our Regional Environment (Shangrila Joshi, John Withey)

MES: Conservation at the Science-Policy Interface (Timothy Quinn)

MES: Fire Ecology and Society (Sarah Hamman)

MES: Salmon Ecology, Policy, and Management (Erik Neatherlin)

Mindbody Medicine Practices (Mukti Khanna)

MIT: Master in Teaching

Monuments and Memory (Stacey Davis, Ulrike Krotscheck)

MPA: Analytical Techniques for Public Service (Wenhong Wang, Spencer Brien)

MPA: Financial Decision Analysis in the Public and Non-Profit Sectors (Spencer Brien)

MPA: Food is Medicine (Wenhong Wang)

MPA: Foundations of Public Policy (Laurance Geri)

MPA: Lead With a Purpose: Be the Change (Dariush Khaleghi)

MPA: Managing Organizations (Amy Gould)

MPA Tacoma: Analytical Techniques for Public Service (Lachezar (Lucky) Anguelov, Michael Craw)

MPA Tacoma: Strategic Planning (Larry Seaquist)

MPA Tribal: Path to Sovereignty (Kyle Pittman)

NPP: Survival Stories: Forces of Nature, Mythology, and Humanity In Fiction (Dawn Barron)

NPP: Tribalography, Indigenous Stories Matter (Kyle Pittman, Sasha LaPointe, Kendra Aguilar, Corey Larson, Hailey Maria Salazar, Dawn Barron)

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

Physical Systems and Mathematical Methods (Krishna Chowdary)

Political Economy & Social Movements (Savvina Chowdhury)

The Practice of Organic Farming: Sustainable Food Systems (Melissa Nivala, Ben Hunsdorfer)

Psychology Capstone: Clinical and Counseling (Mukti Khanna)

Public Health and Environmental Justice - Tacoma (Tyrus Smith)

Recipes: The Chemistry and Math of Food (Rebecca Sunderman)

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

Shooting Like an Editor (Dustin Zemel)

Social Psychology and Its Application in Education (Jon Davies, Ada Vane)

Songwriting Workshop (Andrew Buchman)

Spanish - First Year I (Hugo Flores)

The Spanish-Speaking World: Cultural Crossings (Alice Nelson, Catalina Ocampo)

Speaking of the Brain (Rachel Hastings, Nancy Murray)

The Truth and Life of Myth (Leonard Schwartz)

Understanding Typical/Atypical Literacy Development (Lindsey Fangman)

What is Education for at this Moment in Time and Place? (Sonja Wiedenhaupt)

Writing, Communication, and Leadership for the Common Good: Creating Change (Rebecca Chamberlain)

Writing Trauma (Tara Hardy)

Written in Sand: Creative Writing and Environmental Studies (Steven Hendricks, Pauline Yu)

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