天美影视传媒

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST RSRCS
(COLLEGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT )

Restr    107      Brown,Dan                  Open      0/  30  CR/NC               
                        REQUIRED FOR ALL SEFS INCOMING                              
                        GRADUATE STUDENTS.                                          
                        NEW SEFS GRAD STUDENTS ONLY.                                
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                        REQUIRED SEMINAR IN                                         
                        SEPTEMBER TBD 830AM TO 12PM.                                
                        LUNCH PROVIDED 12:30 TO 1:30PM                              
                        BREAK BUILT IN HERE                                         
                        COLLEGE OF ENV ORIENTATION                                  
                        EVENT STARTING AT 3:30PM                                    

Restr   G10      Harvey,Brian J             Open      0/  20          $182  J     
                        Th     1030-1120  HRC  155      Harvey,Brian J
                        FIELD TRIPS PLANNED FOR:                                    
                        OCTOBER, DATES TBA.                                         
                        ATTENDANCE                                                  
                        ON FIELD TRIPS IS                                           
                        RECOMMENDED, NOT REQUIRED.                                  
                        THURSDAY 1000-1050 MEETING TIME                             
                        REQUIRED FOR GRADS.                                         

Restr    105      Tobin,Patrick C            Open      0/   3                J     

Restr    107      Kim,Soo-Hyung              Open      0/  10                J     
                        COURSE TITLE: PLANT MODELING                                
                        THIS COURSE INVITES SENIOR                                  
                        UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS                         
                        WHO ARE INTERESTED IN LEARNING                              
                        ABOUT QUANTITATIVE MODELING OF                              
                        PLANT PHYSIOLOGICAL AND ECOLOGICAL                          
                        PROCESSES. HANDS-ON COMPUTER LABS                           
                        ARE AN IMPORTANT PART OF THIS                               
                        COURSE WHERE STUDENTS WILL WORK ON                          
                        MODEL BUILDING, EVALUATION, AND                             
                        APPLICATION EXERCISES IN JUPYTERLAB                         
                        ENVIRONMENT. SOME CODING EXPERIENCE                         
                        CAN BE HELPFUL BUT NOT REQUIRED.                            
                        UNDERGRADUATE SENIORS REGISTER FOR                          
                        ESRM 490 B.                                                 

Restr    030                                 Open      0/  10                J     
                        SEFS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY                                 
                        PERIOD 1 & 2.                                               

      >  222      Olsen,Polly                          0/   6           $91  J     
                        ROLE OF CULTURE AND                                         
                        PLACE IN NATURAL RESOURCE                                   
                        STEWARDSHIP: YAKAMA NATION                                  
                        EXPERIENCE.                                                 
                        NINE DISCUSSION MEETINGS HAPPEN                             
                        DURING THE QUARTER AS SCHEDULED.                            
                        FIELD TRIP ON OCTOBER 2ND-3RD TO                            
                        YAKAMA NATION, LEAVING 630AM                                
                        THURSDAY MORNING AND RETURNING                              
                        7PM FRIDAY ENROLLMENT REQUIRES                              
                        A SHORT PARAGRAPH ADDRESSING                                
                        RATIONALE FOR TAKING THE COURSE,                            
                        EMAIL TO ALVARADO@UW.EDU.                                   

Restr    220      Bakker,Jon                 Open      0/   4           $30  J     
                        GRADS ONLY                                                  

Restr    103      Bakker,Jon                 Open      0/   4                J     

Restr    220      Bakker,Jon                 Open      0/   8                J     
                        GRADS ONLY; SEFS 530 B                                      
                        DOES NOT INCLUDE LAB.                                       

Restr    292      Alvarado,Ernesto           Open      0/  20          $130        
                        W      130-250    BLD  292      
                        TWO REQUIRED FIELD TRIPS                                    
                        OCT 3-4.                                                    
                        YAKAMA NATION FIELD TRIP                                    
                        LEAVING 700AM ON THURSDAY AND                               
                        RETURNING 7PM FRIDAY (ESRM 421A/SEF                         
                        521A AND SEFS 535 SHARE THE YAKAMA                          
                        FIELD TRIP)                                                 
                        OCT 11-12                                                   
                        EASTERN WASHINGTON FIELD TRIP                               
                        LEAVING 700AM ON FRIDAY, RETURNING                          
                        8PM ON SATURDAY.                                            

      >  292      SANTANA,FRANCISCA N                  0/  15  CR/NC               
                        THIS GRADUATE SEMINAR EXPLORES RISK                         
                        PERCEPTION, DECISION-MAKING, AND                            
                        BEHAVIORAL ADAPTATION TO ENVIRON-                           
                        MENTAL CHANGE, WITH A FOCUS ON                              
                        CLIMATE HAZARDS. WE WILL EXPLORE                            
                        FOUNDATIONAL AND EMERGING FRAME-                            
                        WORKS THAT EXPLAIN HOW PEOPLE                               
                        INTERPRET AND ADAPT TO CHANGING                             
                        ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS. WE WILL                           
                        DRAW ON COGNITIVE, SOCIAL, AND                              
                        PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIES THAT                                 
                        INFLUENCE MITIGATION AND ADAPTATION                         
                        BEHAVIORS. THROUGH DISCUSSION OF                            
                        CURRENT RESEARCH & CASE STUDIES,                            
                        THE SEMINAR OFFERS EXPOSURE TO                              
                        DIVERSE BEHAVIORAL ADAPTATION                               
                        FRAMEWORKS AND HOW THEY APPLY                               
                        TO REAL-WORLD SITUATIONS ACROSS                             
                        ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGS. OPEN TO                             
                        GRADUATE STUDENTS INTERESTED IN                             
                        ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR AND                                  
                        ADAPTATION. ADD CODE REQUIRED -                             
                        EMAIL FSANTANA@UW.EDU WITH INTEREST                         

      >  292      Harvey,Brian J                       0/  10  CR/NC               
                        TITLE: FIRE AND DISTURBANCE ECOLOGY                         
                        OF FOREST LANDSCAPES                                        
                        THIS GRADUATE SEMINAR WILL BE TO                            
                        READ AND MEET WEEKLY TO DISCUSS 1                           
                        PAPER EACH WEEK ON THE TOPIC OF                             
                        FOREST FIRE ECOLOGY AND INTERACTION                         
                        AMONG DISTURBANCES IN FOREST                                
                        LANDSCAPES.                                                 
                        EMAIL INSTRUCTOR (BJHARVEY@UW.EDU)                          
                        TO INQUIRE ABOUT ENROLLMENT.                                

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	Modified: April 26, 2025