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2009 Fall Semester Courses resources
Biol 341: Cell Physiology
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 07th, 2009
Guide for Manduca sexta lab in Cell Physiology course.
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 07th, 2009
Guide for Manduca sexta lab in Cell Physiology course.
Biol 480: Senior Seminar on Evolutionary Plant Reproductive Ecology
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Oct 28th, 2009
Amy Boxwell, Katie Putney, Topher Weiss-Lehman and Maggie Ashmore
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Oct 28th, 2009
Amy Boxwell, Katie Putney, Topher Weiss-Lehman and Maggie Ashmore
Biol 480: Sr Seminar on Animal Cognition
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 07th, 2009
Patrick Chanton, Katherine Hostetler, Patrick Raines, and Austin Miller
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 07th, 2009
Patrick Chanton, Katherine Hostetler, Patrick Raines, and Austin Miller
Biol 480: Sr Seminar on Conservation Issues of North American Desert Ecosystems
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 02nd, 2009
Ann Quirk, Jessette Meyers, Eirinn Cooper, and Katie Gagliardo
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 02nd, 2009
Ann Quirk, Jessette Meyers, Eirinn Cooper, and Katie Gagliardo
Eng 150: Popular Culture and Human Rights
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Sep 02nd, 2009
This guide will help point you in the right direction as you research films and human rights issues for the Earlham Seminar, Popular Culture and Human Rights.
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Sep 02nd, 2009
This guide will help point you in the right direction as you research films and human rights issues for the Earlham Seminar, Popular Culture and Human Rights.
ES AAAS 150: Black Social Thought from 1850-1930
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Nov 17th, 2009
This guide will help you do research for Charles Watson's ES150: Black Social Thought from 1850-1930.
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Nov 17th, 2009
This guide will help you do research for Charles Watson's ES150: Black Social Thought from 1850-1930.
ES History 150: Is Iraq another Vietnam?
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 09th, 2009
Guide for Chuck Yate's Fall 2009 Earlham Seminar.
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 09th, 2009
Guide for Chuck Yate's Fall 2009 Earlham Seminar.
ES: Jackie Robinson 2009
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Oct 06th, 2009
Guide to finding resources about Jackie Robinson and his role in baseball and American history.
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Oct 06th, 2009
Guide to finding resources about Jackie Robinson and his role in baseball and American history.
ES: Jewish Literature
by Jennie Kiffmeyer, Janet Wagner - last updated on Nov 20th, 2009
A resource guide for David Ebenbach's Earlham Seminar, Jewish Literature.
by Jennie Kiffmeyer, Janet Wagner - last updated on Nov 20th, 2009
A resource guide for David Ebenbach's Earlham Seminar, Jewish Literature.
ESL - Intermediate & Advanced Writing
by Janet Wagner - last updated on Oct 22nd, 2009
Writing and research skills for international students who are advancing their skills in English as a second language
by Janet Wagner - last updated on Oct 22nd, 2009
Writing and research skills for international students who are advancing their skills in English as a second language
Ford Knight- Islam in Germany
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 23rd, 2009
For Margaret Hampton's Fall 2009 Ford Knight.
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 23rd, 2009
For Margaret Hampton's Fall 2009 Ford Knight.
HIST 150 A History of Justice
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Oct 01st, 2009
Earlham Seminar taught by Dan Berenberg Fall 2009.
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Oct 01st, 2009
Earlham Seminar taught by Dan Berenberg Fall 2009.
IP 150 Race and Ethnicity in the Ancient and Modern Worlds
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 03rd, 2009
Fall 2009 IP taught by Steve Heiny and Phyllis Boanes.
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 03rd, 2009
Fall 2009 IP taught by Steve Heiny and Phyllis Boanes.
IP 150: This Place Called Home
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Sep 16th, 2009
Here is a guide to help you find all sorts of books, articles, and web sites that you can use when researching your projects for Joann Quiñones' IP: This Place Called Home.
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Sep 16th, 2009
Here is a guide to help you find all sorts of books, articles, and web sites that you can use when researching your projects for Joann Quiñones' IP: This Place Called Home.
IP: Taking Risks and Staying Safe
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Nov 09th, 2009
This guide will help you as you explore the references in Brecht's play, Mother Courage in Mary Garman's IP: Taking Risks and Staying Safe.
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Nov 09th, 2009
This guide will help you as you explore the references in Brecht's play, Mother Courage in Mary Garman's IP: Taking Risks and Staying Safe.
IU East-H105, American History I
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Oct 07th, 2009
Guide for IU East Students in Rachel Shaw's American History I.
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Oct 07th, 2009
Guide for IU East Students in Rachel Shaw's American History I.
Journalism I
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Sep 11th, 2009
This guide will help you find the information you need for Judi Hetrick's Journalism course.
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Sep 11th, 2009
This guide will help you find the information you need for Judi Hetrick's Journalism course.
MGMT321 Nonprofits in Civil Society
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 15th, 2009
Taught by Monteze Snyder, Fall 2009
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 15th, 2009
Taught by Monteze Snyder, Fall 2009
PHIL 250: Rationalism and Empiricism
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Oct 28th, 2009
Guide for Marya Bower's Fall 2009 CP.
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Oct 28th, 2009
Guide for Marya Bower's Fall 2009 CP.
Physics 355: Advanced Physics Laboratory
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 10th, 2009
Guide for Team Black and Blue
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 10th, 2009
Guide for Team Black and Blue
POLS 150 Leaders & Tyrants
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Oct 30th, 2009
Earlham Seminar taught by Bob Johnstone Fall 2009
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Oct 30th, 2009
Earlham Seminar taught by Bob Johnstone Fall 2009
PSYC371: Marketing and Consumer Psychology
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 14th, 2009
Taught by Diana White, Fall 2009
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 14th, 2009
Taught by Diana White, Fall 2009
Science Division Undergraduate Research Poster Conference 2009
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Nov 17th, 2009
Information on participating in the 7th annual poster conference highlighting the research of Earlham undergraduates.
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Nov 17th, 2009
Information on participating in the 7th annual poster conference highlighting the research of Earlham undergraduates.
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765-973-2106
Schedule
Reference Assistance is available:
Sunday
1:00pm-5:00pm; 7:00pm-10:00pm
Monday-Friday
8:00am-12:00pm; 1:00pm-5:00pm
Monday-Thursday
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Saturdays after mid-semester break:
1:00-4:00pm
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