Schedule for Spring 2005

Please Note: Reading assignments followed by “W” are available online via the program web page.

WEEK 1

Thursday, March 31

Lecture: Introduction to spring quarter (Ted)

Film: You Got to Move

Internship Workshop (1:00 – 3:00 in Sem2 A2109): Getting started (Sara Rucker Thiessen & Sylvie McGee)

Friday, April 1

No Class

WEEK 2

Thursday, April 7

Lecture:“Trying to See in Multiple Dimensions: Capitalism, Violence, Inequality and Action through Scale and Interconnection” (Tony)

Film: Poverty Outlaw

Seminar: Hearts and Hands

Due in Seminar: Response paper on Hearts and Hands

Friday, April 8

Internship Workshop

Afternoon film: Black & Gold

WEEK 3

Thursday, April 14

Film: The Corporation

Seminar: You Call This Democracy?

Due in Seminar: Response paper on You Call This Democracy?

Friday, April 15

Field Trip

WEEK 4

Thursday, April 21

Guest Lecture: Ethel Long-Scott

Seminar: Each One Teach One

Due in Seminar: Response paper on Each One Teach One

Friday, April 22

Internship Workshop

WEEK 5

Thursday, April 28

Lecture: Environmental activism: rules of the game and obstacles to democracy  + preview of Eastern Washington field trip (Ted)

Film: The Hanford Ecology

Seminar: Savage Dreams

Due in Seminar: Response paper on Savage Dreams

Friday, April 29

Internship Workshop & Field Trip Preparation

WEEK 6

Tuesday, May 3 – Friday, May 6: Eastern Washington Field Trip

SeminarDefending Wild Washington, chapters 5 – 10 and 14

WEEK 7

Thursday, May 12

Lecture: Social Movements: What, Why and How? (Tony & Ted)

Film: At the River I Stand

Seminar: Outlaw Woman

Due in Seminar: Field Paper #1

Friday, May 13

Internship Workshop

WEEK 8

Thursday, May 19

Guest Lecture on Environmental Justice

Seminar: Environmental Justice Reader

Due in Seminar: Response paper on Environmental Justice Reader

Friday, May 20

Internship Workshop & Field Trip Preparation

WEEK 9

Tuesday, May 24 – Friday, May 27: Olympic Peninsula Field Trip

SeminarDefending Wild Washington, chapter 12, The Secret Wars of Judi Bari and chapter 6 from American Indians and National Parks (handout)

WEEK 10

Thursday, June 2

Internship reports (students)

Due: Field paper #2 plus Portfolio containing all work and draft self-evaluation

Friday, June 3

Potluck

EVALUATION WEEK: June 6 – 10  (DO NOT MAKE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THIS WEEK WITHOUT FACULTY APPROVAL.)