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Rob Harrison - robh@uw.edu (BLD
218)
Note:
Please contact Rob with grading issues and/or
comments about TAs. If a TA has helped you a lot,
I'd like to hear it, and if they could do a better
job, please also let me know.
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| TA's: |
Note: Contact
TAs for questions about the class, course material
and requirements by using eschelp@uw.edu
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Office Hours:
Location:
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TA
hours:
Natalie Mon 8:30-10:30am BLD 214
Betsy Mon 1:30-3:30pm BLD 340
Kim Tue 9:30-11:30am BLD 214
Nai Wed 10am-noon BLD 178-B
Erika Thurs 9-11am BLD 214
Megan Thurs 1:30-3:30pm AND 14
Gonzalo Friday 10am-noon BLD 164
Paul Friday 1-3pm BLD 214
Instructor's Office Hours are by appointment.
Email robh@uw.edu
to schedule an appointment.
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| Textbook: |
Essential Environmental Science;
Keller & Botkin; Wiley; UW Bookstore, also
online from Wiley.
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About the course:
ESRM100 provides a comprehensive overview
of environmental science. By using an
"earth systems" approach, students
recognize society and the environment as
an interrelated system. Environmental
issues are examined throughout the course
and realistic solutions are
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******* News *******
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This is the starting point website for
ESRM100, Environmental Science.
Exam3 will be
Sunday, May 20 (see Syllabus).
Makeup for Exam2 and Exam1 will be available. If
you take a makeup exam, we will give you the
highest score you receive for that exam.
Exam1
and Exam2
preliminary grades (subject to correction) are
available under "Grade Lookups" below. Answers
for Exam
2A, Exam2B
, Exam 1A
and Exam 1B
are now available.
GoPosts
posted before the first deadline (April 20) have
been graded and grading and comments are
available in the Grade Lookups section
below.
If you have
ever considered the Peace Corps as a volunteer
experience, or as a link to a potential career
in International Development, PC loves ESRM100
students, as you have a lot of what they are
looking for in volunteers. Here is a link to
information.
If you enjoy this class, you might consider
taking ESRM 150 "Wildlife in the modern world".
It is offered summer quarter (link).
If you liked ESRM 100 and want to recommend it
to another student, it is offered summer quarter
(link).
******* Course
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Syllabus:
Facebook Page:
Calendar:
General Class Info:
Online Lectures:
FAQ's:
Maps:
Job links:
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*******
Assignments *******
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GoPost
Discussion Board:
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Gopost Discussion
Board Instructions
GoPost Discussion Board Link
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Class Projects: |
Project Topic
Instructions
Project
Information
Extra Credit
UBNA Volunteer Activities
Seattle Tilth Volunteer
Activities
"W" credit
information
Current
Volunteer Opportunities
WashPIRG
Internship Opportunities
UW Campus
Sustanability Fund (source of funding)
Friday
Harbor Lab Marine Biology
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******* Resources *******
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Exam Help: |
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Grade Lookups: |
These links will be
activated as grades become available.
Grading Policy
Grade Appeals please
follow this format
Plagiarism policy
Exam1
grades (subject to correction)
Exam2
grades (subject to correction)
Exam3 (will be activated later in the course)
Gopost
preliminary
grading
Project grading (will be activated later in the
course)
Final grade (will be activated later in the
course)
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You will be
receiving emails from me. You are
responsible for reading all emails, as I use
them to distribute class information.
Emails will be archived at: (link to be added
soon) so that you can always check for old
emails with the link: http://mailman2.u.washington.edu/pipermail/esc110/
Click here to
download the CFR course policy statement.
My email address is robh@uw.edu.
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