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2008 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: Sr Seminar on Apoptosis
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 12th, 2008
April Bowen, Taylor Stanton, Alexa Gabriel, Shelly Crane
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 12th, 2008
April Bowen, Taylor Stanton, Alexa Gabriel, Shelly Crane
Biol 480: Sr Seminar on the Biology of Homosexuality
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 11th, 2008
Emma Dixon, James Haley, Chris Kamonjah, Joanna Bronkema
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 11th, 2008
Emma Dixon, James Haley, Chris Kamonjah, Joanna Bronkema
CS 290: Computational Science
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Nov 11th, 2008
An introduction to the tools and techniques of interdisciplinary computationally based research in the natural sciences. Computational research uses computers to simulate laboratory experiments, or, to perform experiments for which there is yet no laborat
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Nov 11th, 2008
An introduction to the tools and techniques of interdisciplinary computationally based research in the natural sciences. Computational research uses computers to simulate laboratory experiments, or, to perform experiments for which there is yet no laborat
ENG 469: Contemporary Literary Criticism
by Neal Baker - last updated on Jan 05th, 2009
A guide for research in ENG 469.
by Neal Baker - last updated on Jan 05th, 2009
A guide for research in ENG 469.
England Program
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Oct 19th, 2008
Guide to resources for the 2009 England Program
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Oct 19th, 2008
Guide to resources for the 2009 England Program
FREN 362: Readings in French Caribbean and African Literature
by Neal Baker - last updated on Jan 05th, 2009
A guide for research in FREN 362.
by Neal Baker - last updated on Jan 05th, 2009
A guide for research in FREN 362.
Geos 480: Seminar
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 17th, 2008
Seminar course for senior Geoscience majors.
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Sep 17th, 2008
Seminar course for senior Geoscience majors.
Graduate Programs in Education: A Guide for Library Research
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Nov 09th, 2009
This guide is designed for students of the M.A.T. and M.Ed. programs and provides a comprehensive, but basic, guide to information resources useful to their program work.
by Jennie Kiffmeyer - last updated on Nov 09th, 2009
This guide is designed for students of the M.A.T. and M.Ed. programs and provides a comprehensive, but basic, guide to information resources useful to their program work.
HDSR364 Field Study Seminar
by Earlham Librarian - last updated on Sep 07th, 2008
These pages provide a basic guide to finding scholarly material on a setting in which participant research has been conducted. The guide lists sources that can be used to find background material on the setting and examples of ethnographic studies.
by Earlham Librarian - last updated on Sep 07th, 2008
These pages provide a basic guide to finding scholarly material on a setting in which participant research has been conducted. The guide lists sources that can be used to find background material on the setting and examples of ethnographic studies.
History 121: Introduction to U.S. History to 1865
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Nov 04th, 2008
A guide for students in Tom Hamm's Introduction to U.S. History to 1865.
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Nov 04th, 2008
A guide for students in Tom Hamm's Introduction to U.S. History to 1865.
History 150: Great Transformation
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Oct 16th, 2008
Research guide for Andrew Sloin's Earlham Seminar, History 150 Great Transformation.
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Oct 16th, 2008
Research guide for Andrew Sloin's Earlham Seminar, History 150 Great Transformation.
History 150: Love, Marriage, & Family in Renaissance Italy
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 22nd, 2008
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Sep 22nd, 2008
History 340: Inventing Americans: Community, Citizenship, and Identity in Early America
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Feb 04th, 2009
by Amy Bryant - last updated on Feb 04th, 2009
PHIL 480: Seminar: Heidegger
by Neal Baker - last updated on Jul 06th, 2009
A guide for research in PHIL 480.
by Neal Baker - last updated on Jul 06th, 2009
A guide for research in PHIL 480.
Pol150: Earlham Seminar: Leaders and Tyrants: Political Leaders & Leadership
by Earlham Librarian - last updated on Sep 07th, 2008
A guide to finding quality biographical sources.
by Earlham Librarian - last updated on Sep 07th, 2008
A guide to finding quality biographical sources.
POLS 375: Responsibility to Protect
by Neal Baker - last updated on Nov 03rd, 2008
A starting guide for research in POLS 375.
by Neal Baker - last updated on Nov 03rd, 2008
A starting guide for research in POLS 375.
POLS170: Introduction to International Diplomacy
by Earlham Librarian - last updated on Sep 26th, 2008
A list of information resources for a team representing countries in a model United Nations-type activity. In this activity participants are expected to model the United Nations deliberative processes while representing the country's points of view.
by Earlham Librarian - last updated on Sep 26th, 2008
A list of information resources for a team representing countries in a model United Nations-type activity. In this activity participants are expected to model the United Nations deliberative processes while representing the country's points of view.
POLS357: Comparative Foreign Policy
by Earlham Librarian - last updated on Sep 11th, 2008
This guide lists resources that you might use for your course research project.
by Earlham Librarian - last updated on Sep 11th, 2008
This guide lists resources that you might use for your course research project.
PSYC 366: The Family: East and West
by Neal Baker - last updated on Jul 06th, 2009
A guide for research in PSYC 366.
by Neal Baker - last updated on Jul 06th, 2009
A guide for research in PSYC 366.
PSYC 480: History of Psychology
by Neal Baker - last updated on Sep 15th, 2008
A starting point for research in PSYC 480.
by Neal Baker - last updated on Sep 15th, 2008
A starting point for research in PSYC 480.
SOAN 115: Culture and Conflict
by Earlham Librarian - last updated on Sep 01st, 2008
This guide provides reliable resources for the study of an ethnic group or an indigenous group (sometimes called tribe) or people.
by Earlham Librarian - last updated on Sep 01st, 2008
This guide provides reliable resources for the study of an ethnic group or an indigenous group (sometimes called tribe) or people.
SPAN 301: Advanced Spanish: Conversation and Composition
by Neal Baker - last updated on Jan 14th, 2009
A starting guide for research in SPAN 301.
by Neal Baker - last updated on Jan 14th, 2009
A starting guide for research in SPAN 301.
SPAN 353: Hispanic Drama
by Neal Baker - last updated on Sep 15th, 2008
A starting guide for research in SPAN 353.
by Neal Baker - last updated on Sep 15th, 2008
A starting guide for research in SPAN 353.
SPAN 406: Spanish Linguistics II
by Neal Baker - last updated on Sep 11th, 2008
A resource guide for SPAN 406.
by Neal Baker - last updated on Sep 11th, 2008
A resource guide for SPAN 406.
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