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The Evergreen State College
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Faculty: Sharon Anthony (environmental chemistry) Major areas of study include introductory environmental chemistry, scientific writing and student's independent research project. Class Standing: This lower-division program is designed for 50 percent freshmen and 50 percent sophomores. This program will provide students with an introduction to chemistry using environmental issues as a motivating theme. We will use chemistry to understand environmental problems such as climate change, the ozone hole and acid rain. We will investigate questions such as: What should we do about global warming Why does the ozone hole form in the Antarctic spring During fall quarter, we will focus on chemistry topics such as stoichiometry and molecular shapes; during winter quarter, we will move to equilibrium and chemical kinetics. Students will be introduced to topics in chemistry primarily through workshops and small-group activities and will also gain lab experience. Each student will choose an environmental problem as a topic for a research project. Scientific writing is a focus of the program, and students will be required to meet weekly with a writing tutor to strengthen their writing skills. Total: 16 credits each quarter. Enrollment: 23 Program is preparatory for careers and future studies in chemistry, environmental policy, environmental studies and science. This program is also listed under Programs for Freshmen and Environmental Studies.
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16.00
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Lecture
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Phone Number:
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(360) 867-6170
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Regional Accreditation:
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Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities
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Calendar System:
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Quarter
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