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Health and Human Development

Spring Quarter

We will not be going to camp Solomon Schlecter on Tuesday!

-- They won't allow any food to be brought to the camp; if we want to eat, we pay them - $20.00 per student - to cook it.

The retreat has been moved to Priest Point Park and we will meet at Shelters 2 and 3.

Directions to Priest Point Park & Schedule of Events

Faculty & Aids:	Extension	Office	E-mail
Mukti Khanna	x6752	Lab II 3266	khannam@evergreen.edu
Stu Matz	x6883	Lab I 3010	matzs@evergreen.edu
Rita Pougiales	x6387	Lab II 3268	pougiale@evergreen.edu
Susan Finkel	x5345	Lab II 2247	finkels@evergreen.edu
Jess Spielholz			jessbs@home.com
Chelsea Thomas	x6523	Lab I 2050	thoche07@evergreen.edu
Ruth Joynes	x6102	Lab II 2250
Jill Rosenblem	x6102	Lab II 2250

Spring Quarter Summary Schedule

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Work, internship, and study	9:00-11:00 Lecture Library 4300	Work, internship, and study	Work, internship, and study	Work, internship, and study
	12:00-2:00 Seminar
	3:00-4:00 Wellness Hours (optional) CRC 116

Weekly Schedule

	Lecture/Workshop Lib 4300 Tuesday 9:00-11:00	Seminar Tuesday 12:00-2:00	Wellness Hours, CRC 116 Tuesday 3:00-4:00
Week 1--April 3	Gillies Malrick Spring Goals--Faculty Discussion Cascadia Conference	*"I Stand Here Ironing," by Tillie Olsen from Tell me a Riddle.*	Yoga--Deepthi Reading and Rebecca Shepherd Wear loose clothes & bring a blanket
Week 2--April 10	Faculty Discussion about Bad Blood Community & Public Health--Joan Bantz	Bad Blood	Healing Touch--Carol Vaughn
Week 3--April 17	Group Organization	Individual Reading Susan-Lord of the Flies Stu-Environment & Health Panel	Yoga--Deepthi Reading and Rebecca Shepherd
Week 4--April 24	The Corruption of Community by the Institutionalization of Care	Illich Articles	Dance--James Pogue and Krista Wilbur
Week 5--May 1	Nonviolent Communication & Public Policy Leters	Individual Reading Stu's Seminar Susan-The Bone People	Yoga--Deepthi Reading and Rebecca Shepherd
Week 6--May 8	Legislative Work & DSHS Janelle Anderson	Individual Reading	Intuition--Betsy Ballentine
Week 7--May 15	Public Policy Letters Due Stu--Poster Discussion Gillies Malrick--Project Assessment Bring in written response to research: Describe 3 moments of learning	Individual Reading Susan-Disgrace	Yoga--Deepthi Reading and Rebecca Shepherd
Week 8--May 22	Self-Evaluations Discussion Global Health Issues--AIDS/HIV	Soul of a Citizen	Gardens and Medicinal Herbs-- Dave Wides and Emily Rasmussen
Week 9--May 29	Poster Session	Soul of a Citizen Bowling Alone	Transformations in Conciousness--Janice Olson
Week 10--June 5	Final Paper due The Program Retreat has been moved to: Priest Point Park, Shelters 2 & 3

Interesting Links

Article on today's college students

Seminar Group Information

Susan - Seminar Room 3151

More on Internships
Suggested Reading: The Life and Death of Great American Cities, by Jane Jacobs

Stu - Seminar 3126

Mukti - Longhouse 1007b

Suggested further reading:

Lorion, R.P.; Iscoe, I.; DeLeon, P.H. and Vandenbos, G.R. (eds.) (1996). Psychology and Public Policy: Balancing public service and professional need. Washington, D.C. APA Books.
Advancing Psychology Education and training: A psychologist's guide to federal advocacy. APA Public Policy Office, Washington, D.C.
Levitt, N.G. & Reich, J.N. (1997). National advocacy for psychology. Professional Issues of Comprehensive Clinical Psychology, Volume 2, 479-489.
Wink, Walter. The Powers That Be.
"Escape from Affluenza"--video available through Evergreen's video library

Rita - Library 2614

Illich Articles

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Made by: Chelsea Thomas

Last modified: June 4, 2001 2:19 PM

9:00-11:00 Lecture

Library 4300

Weekly Schedule

Seminar Group Information