Stages of Discovery

• Make sure you have and read Home Stretch handout
• Week 20 Calendar page available
• Tech Dress Rehearsals Tuesday and Wednesday (see Week 20 Calendar page for schedule)
• Final Performances! Thursday and Friday! (see Week 20 Calendar page for schedule *UPDATED Mon 7:30pm*)
• Final Script due Thursday 1 pm
• Critique Notes & Questions due Thursday or Friday
• Individual Artist’s Statement due 5 pm Saturday
• Self-Evaluation due 5 pm Saturday

• Home Stretch handout from Tuesday March 6 available here
• Drafts of Program Description for Fall & Winter available here; Winter only available here. Consult these as you write your self-evaluations so that you aren’t redundant.

• Week 19 Calendar page available
• Resource Request due Monday by noon
• Joint Run-Throughs on Thursday and Friday (see Week 19 Calendar page for schedule)
• Self-Evaluation Workshop

• Week 18 Calendar page available
• Individual Researcher’s Statement due by 8 pm Thursday

• Week 17 Calendar page available
• Research Summary Update due by 8 pm Thursday
• Annotated Bibliography conferences on Tuesday & Wednesday (schedule)
• Visiting Artist Rick Burkhardt performance Tuesday 7:30 pm, LH 05
• Workshops with Rick Burkhardt Thursday & Friday (schedule)

• Week 16 Calendar page available
• Galileo Dialogues trip to Seattle University: 2 – 11 pm, Mon. Feb. 13
• Annotated Bibliography due by 8 pm, Thu. Feb. 16

• Physics Exam available here
• due by 5pm Thu. Feb. 9 to Lab 2 3255

• Week 15 Calendar page available
• Prospectus due Mon. Feb. 6 by noon
• Critical Essay due Tue. Feb. 7 by 1 pm
• Physics Exam due Thu. Feb. 9 by 5 pm

• Week 14 Calendar Page posted
• Group Membership List due by noon, Mon. Jan. 30 via email to all faculty, check here for updated lists plus currently unaffiliated students
• Class extended to 4 pm on Fri. Feb. 3
• Critical Essay (peer review version) due for Writers Workshop
• Physics Lab meets in Library, Academic Computing Center, Library 2617
• Complete Quantum pre-class assignments before physics lectures on Tue. and Thu.
• Physics Assignment Three due by 5 pm, Fri. Feb. 3 to Krishna’s office, Lab 2 3255

• Hope you are recovering from last week’s snowstorm
• Week 13 Calendar posted
• Physics Help: Mon. 11 – 12, Tue. 9:30 – 10:30, in Krishna’s office Lab 2 3255
• We’re starting class at 12:45 instead of 1 on Tue. for important announcements – please be on time for this early start
• Complete Quantum pre-class#1 by 1pm Tue.
• Post Individual Statements (description) here by 3pm Wed.
• Complete Quantum pre-class#2 by 1pm Tue.
• We still plan to go on the field trip to Seattle on Friday

• The Week 12 Calendar page is available.
• Script-Writing Workshop Schedule Preview.
• Physics Help, Tue. 9 – 10:30 am, Krishna’s office Lab 2 3255.

• Our first class meeting is at 10:30 am, Tue. Jan. 10, in Sem 2 E3105.
• Please read the Winter Overview (see below) for our first class meeting, and bring a copy with you.
• Please read “The scientist on the stage: a survey” (see below or the Week 11 Calendar page) for seminar on our first class day. Bring a copy of the article with you.

• Hope you are all rejuvenated and enjoying a fabulous break.
• Here’s a copy of the Winter Overview we sent out via e-mail.
• Here’s a copy of The Scientist on the stage: a survey which all students should read for the first day of class.
• An “in progress” version of our week 11 calendar page is posted (new students: you will find this under the Calendar link above).  We thought some of you might be interested in getting a jump start on the readings. Oxygen (the play) and Quantum are what we will be taking up first in the new quarter.
• Winter quarter texts are listed in the Texts link above.
• Winter quarter weekly schedule available at the Weekly Schedule link above.

• Here is a copy of the program description that will be included with your faculty evaluation.  You may want to take this into consideration when writing your self- evaluation so that you might avoid overlap.  No need to take up space with information from the program description in your self-evaluation.
• Here is a copy of the End-of-Quarter Stuff handout distributed at the last class meeting, during the potluck.

• Essay Exam info and prompts available here
• Essay Exam due by 6 pm to seminar faculty via email
• Notes about Physics Exam format available here
• Physics Study questions available here
• Physics Exam begins at 9 am sharp Wed. Dec. 7 in Sem 2 B1107

• The detailed Week 10 Calendar page is available.
• Exam Terms (generated in class on Th. Dec. 1) available here.
• Post Proposed Exam questions here.
• Portfolio Guidelines available here.

The Week 9 calendar is available. You will find the reading details for the week (along with links when needed). Prompts/guidelines for self-evaluation drafts and Critical Essay 3 are also available.

The Week 8 Calendar, with reading details and Seminar Paper Prompts, is available.

• The Week 7 Calendar, with reading details and Seminar Paper Prompts, is available.
• Individual Writing Conferences on Monday & Tuesday – schedule with your Seminar Faculty
• Our first lecture on Tuesday will begin at 1:30 – no 12:30 lecture this week.
• Physics Workshop Change of Location – we will meet in Sem II B1107

• The Week 6 Calendar, with detailed readings, Seminar Paper Prompt, and Critical Essay Guidelines is available.
• Your second Critical Essay is due by 5:00 p.m. on Friday of this week.