HHD Winter Quarter

Health and Human Development

Winter Quarter

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Faculty & Aids:	Extension	Office	Email
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

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Read, study and research	9:00-12:00 LH 1 Lecture and workshop	10:00-12:00 Bi-monthly Research Seminar Lib. 1505, 1507, 1508, 1509. Research Handout	9:00-12:00 Library 4300 Lecture and workshop	Read, study and research
	1:00-3:00 Seminar L3402, LH 6, LH 6g, Sem 3161	Campus governance	1:00-3:00 Seminar Library 1509, 2101, 2103, and 2130.
	3:00-4:00 Library 4300 Research Workshop

Program Description for Winter Quarter

Weekly Detailed Schedule:

Week 1: Shock: Culture, Epileptic and Septic

Tuesday, January 9	Wednesday, January 10	Thursday, January 11
9-12 Lecture Hall 1 Orientation to Program, Students & Faculty Guest Speaker:Rain Jones—Experiences in the Peace Corp Preread Developing Person Ch. 17	10-12 Research Seminar Introduction to the Research Project: Generating Options	9-12 Library 4300 Paul Trause The Circulatory System, Epilepsy & Septic Shock Review week 4 lecture, answers to study sheet/week 4, and week 8 lecture. Read Ch. 9 in Human Biology
Break 12:00 – 1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00	Break 12:00 - 1:00
1:00-3:00 Book Seminar Seminar Groups & Rooms The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down	Work, read and study	1:00-3:00 Integration Seminar Start reading The Scalpel and the Silver Bear for next Tuesday.
3:00-4:00 Library 4300 Research Workshop Introduction to the Research Project: Generating Options

Interesting Links: Epilepsy Foundation of America

Week 2: Early Adulthood

Tuesday, January 16	Wednesday, January 17	Thursday, January 18
9-12 Lecture Hall 1 More on Epilepsy and Septic Shock, Native American History, and the Washington State Legislature Preread DP Ch. 18 & 19	10-12 Research Seminar For next week: select two articles for research seminar. Compile bibliography of sources for project.	9-12 Library 4300 Legislature Continued. Gimi Garcia
Break 12:00 – 1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00	Break 12:00 - 1:00
1:00-3:00 Book Seminar The Scalpel and the Silver Bear	Work, read and study	1:00-3:00 Seminar Start reading The Sexual Brain for next Tuesday.
3:00-4:00 Library 4300 Research Workshop

Interesting Links:

Washington State Legislature Web Page (for information on the AIDS Education bill search for bill # 5044)

Navajo Nation Web Page

Week 3: Middle Adulthood, Sex & Critical Thinking

Tuesday, January 23	Wednesday, January 24	Thursday, January 25
9-12 Lecture Hall 1 Stu--Sex: Society & Genes, Brain & Behavior. Faculty Response. Mukti Preread Human Biology Ch. 20, DP Ch. 20	10-12 Research Seminar Tuesday Research Workshop continued Make sure to bring two articles.	9-12 Library 4300 Jules Unsel: The History of Sex Sex Education Article on Abstinence
Break 12:00 – 1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00	First Nutritional Lunch: Mexican Food
1:00-3:00 Book Seminar The Sexual Brain	Work, read and study	1:00-3:00 Seminar Start reading Why Are All the Black Kids... (pages 90 - end of book) for next Tuesday.
3:00-4:00 Library 4300 Critical Reading Workshop Preread "The Fine Art of Baloney Detection." Research Bibliography Due.

For another perspective on sexuality Susan Finkel recommends: Woman: An Intimate Geography by Natalie Angier, copywright 1999 by Anchor Books.

Week 4: Middle Adulthood & Whiteness

Tuesday, January 30	Wednesday, January 31	Thursday, February 1
9-12 Lecture Hall 1 Dr. Lori Blewett: Doctoral Research--White Anti-Racist Activists Rita: Kohlberg & Moral Development "Color of fear" Preread: DP Ch. 21, 22 and Dyer "The Matter of Whiteness." Review: DP pg. 490-501, Kohlberg pg. 334-338	10-12 Research Seminar Tuesday Research Workshop continued Make sure to bring two articles.	9-12 Library 4300 Scott Sanders: Ta Ke Ti Na, Encountering the Challenges of White Identity Development Thesis on Reserve in the Library Lifespan groups Study Guide and Take home Questions for Mid-term
Break 12:00 – 1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00	Break 12-1:00
1:00-3:00 Book Seminar Why Are All the Black Kids...	Work, read and study	1:00-3:00 Seminar Start reading Living Downstream for next Tuesday.
3:00-4:00 Library 4300 Research Workshop Write a draft of your literature review for your project proposal for next week

Interesting Links:

Tuesday, February 6	Wednesday, February 7	Thursday, February 8
9-12 Lecture Hall 1 Faculty Panel Mukti: Psychology of Cancer, Development of interculteral sensitivity Stu: Cancer Preread: DP Ch. 23, HB pp. 103-107, 120-129, 505-510, 597-610. Review Betty's Cancer lecture	10-12 Research Seminar Tuesday Research Workshop continued	9-12 Library 4300 Mid-term Writing Biology Study Guide 2 Answers, Study Giude 3
Break 12:00 – 1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00	Break 12-1:00
1:00-3:00 Book Seminar Living Downstream	Work, read and study	1:00-3:00 Seminar Start reading Kitchen Table Wisdom for next Tuesday.
3:00-4:00 Library 4300 Research Workshop Draft of your literature review for your project proposal due.
4:00-5:00 Library 4300 Biology Help Session

Week 6: Late Adulthood

Tuesday, February 13	Wednesday, February 14	Thursday, February 15
9-12 Lecture Hall 1 Mukti: Old Age, Validation Therapy & Alzheimers, Validation Cases Interview with Jess General Eduacation Requirements Preread: DP Ch. 24, 25	10-12 Research Seminar Tuesday Research Workshop continued	9-12 Library 4300 Susan: Ethics & Research Biology candidate Nancy Murray: "Why Can't We Live Forever?" Answers to Biology Study Guide 3
Break 12:00 – 1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00	Break 12-1:00
1:00-3:00 Book Seminar Kitchen Table Wisdom	Work, read and study	1:00-3:00 Seminar Start reading Necessary Losses for next Tuesday.
3:00-4:00 Library 4300 Rita: Ethics, Human subjects, & informed concent Write draft of project proposal for next week.

Interesting Links:

Week 7: Death and Dying

Tuesday, February 20	Wednesday, February 21	Thursday, February 22
9-12 Lecture Hall 1 Susan: Group Psychology Biology Candidate Michael Spezio: "Keeping the Aging Self Whole: What Science Can Offer" Preread: DP Epilogue, HB, pp. 97-101, chp. 11	10-12 Research Seminar Tuesday Research Workshop continued	9-12 Library 4300 Stu: Only the Good Die Young Life span groups begin draft of presentation outline for next week. Preread: HB, pp. 97-101, chp. 10, & pp. 283-293
Break 12:00 – 1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00	Ethiopian Lunch
1:00-3:00 Book Seminar Necessary Losses	Work, read and study	1:00-3:00 Seminar Start reading Love is the Link for next Tuesday.
3:00-4:00 Library 4300 Susan: Statistics and analyzing data Draft of project proposal due.

Week 8: Death and Dying

Tuesday, February 27	Wednesday, February 28	Thursday, March 1
9-12 Lecture Hall 1 Mukti: Death & Spirituality Biology Candidate Dave Fashena: "Who Wants to Live Forever? Genes, Oxygen & Aging"	10-12 Research Seminar Earthquake!	9-12 Library 4300 School closed.
Break 12:00 – 1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00
1:00-3:00 Book Seminar Love is the Link	Work, read and study	1:00-3:00 Seminar Start reading Tuesday with Morrie for next Tuesday.
3:00-4:00 Library 4300 Research Workshop Refining Project Proposal

Week 9: Lifespan Presentations

Tuesday, March 6	Wednesday, March 7	Thursday, March 8
9-12 Lecture Hall 1 Morrie Film Prepare for Lifespan projects Pick up take home final exam	10-12 Research Seminar Tuesday Research Workshop continued	9-12 Library 4300 Lifespan Presentations Birth, First 2 years, Play years (50 minutes each). Preread: Health responsibility
Break 12:00 – 1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00
1:00-3:00 Book Seminar Tuesday with Morrie	Work, read and study	1:00-3:00 Seminar
3:00-4:00 Library 4300 Class Canceled due to earthquake damage Spring proposals due.

Week 10: Lifespan Presentations

Tuesday, March 13	Wednesday, March 14	Thursday, March 15
9-12 Lecture Hall 1 Final Take Home Exam due 9:00 am Lifespan Presentaions School years, adolesence, and early adulthood	10-12 Research Seminar Tuesday Research Workshop continued	9-12 Library 4300 Lifespan Presentations Middle adulthood, old age, death and dying Living Will Last Will & Testament
Break 12:00 – 1:00	Break 12:00 -1:00	Thai & Make up Lunch
1:00-3:00 Upper division oral biology final & Lower division final for those missing work in the organic lab, Lab II 3223	Work, read and study

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LH 1

Lecture and workshop