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Freshman students gain a solid foundation of knowledge and skills in these programs, designed especially to prepare them for advanced studies in a wide range of subject areas. Plus, freshmen have the opportunity to work with a wide mix of students - in age, experience, and stages of learning. Core programs introduce you to Evergreen's interdisciplinary studies approach; you'll learn how to write more effectively, read more carefully, analyze arguments, reason both quantitatively and mathematically, work cooperatively in small groups and use campus resources such as the library. In addition, freshmen can explore all-level programs, which enroll a mix of freshmen through seniors, and some programs for sophomores and above may admit a particularly well-qualified freshman. Academic Advising can assist you if you are interested in one of these more advanced programs. Learn more...

      Program offerings beginning Fall quarter Quarters  
Last Updated Status Program Title F W S Sig Req'd
10.23.2006 NEW
American Experiences, American Dreams F W    
    American Literature: The Presence of Place F W    
05.06.2006 Revised Awareness F W S  
04.04.2006 CANCELLED Blacks, Catholics and Jews: Their American Experiences F W    
06.09.2006 Revised Creating a Conceptual Framework for Images: Strategies for Using Photographic and Digital Processes in Art Installations F W    
04.18.2006 Revised Culture and the Public Sphere: Studies in Literature and Law F W S  
05.16.2006 Revised Data and Information: Quantitative Ecology F      
    Dialogues with Shakespeare's Women F W S  
05.16.2006 Revised Family and Home Futurism: Inquiry through Literature and Fine Arts F W    
    Food F W S  
    Forensics and Criminal Behavior F W S  
    Foundations of Performing Arts: The "Me" and the "Mob" F W S  
07.28.2006 Revised Greece and Italy: An Artistic and Literary Odyssey F W S  
    Heritage: Self-Identity and Ties to the Land F W S  
04.04.2006 Revised Imperialism F W    
09.06.2006 Revised Introduction to Environmental Studies: Water, Energy and Forest Ecosystems F W    
10.30.2006 CANCELLED Indigenous American Women: Leadership, Community and the Power of Voice F W   Yes
04.25.2006 Revised Introduction to Natural Science F W S  
    Looking Backward: America in the 20th Century F W S  
02.14.2006 CANCELLED Making American Selves: Individual and Group Development F W   Yes
04.14.2006 NEW Math in the History of Science F      
    Motion: Physics and Philosophy F W    
    The Nature of Natural History F W    
07.03.2006 Revised Pillars of Fire: Jewish Contributions to World Culture F W    
    Political and Cultural Exchange in the Eastern Mediterranean Landscape: From Bosphorus to Suez F W S  
12.15.2005 Revised Russia and Eurasia: Empires and Enduring Legacies F W S  
07.28.2006 Revised Searching for Modern China F W S  
    The Shadow of the Enlightenment: Questions of Identity in Contemporary France F W    
05.16.2006 NEW,
Revised
Sign, Symbol, Symptom: The Politics of Meaning F W    
05.23.2006 Revised Sustainable Design: Materials F W    
    Understanding Species F      
    Visualizing Ecology F W S  
      Program offerings beginning Winter quarter Quarters  
Last Updated Status Program Title F W S Sig Req'd
    Analyzing the World   W S  
10.30.2006 NEW The Art of the Book: History, Form & Content   W    
04.18.2006 Revised Computer Science Foundations   W S  
08.29.2006 CANCELLED Ecosystem Dynamics and Conservation: If a Tree Falls in the Forest   W    
08.29.2006 NEW The Extraordinary Science of Everyday Experience: A Day in the Life   W    
10.04.2005 CANCELLED Languages of the Tragic from the Greeks to the Present   W S  
    Self and Culture: Studies in Japanese and American Literature and Cinema   W    
10.30.2006 NEW Women's Studies: Native American Women in the 20th Century   W    
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