Planning Units
Recently updated programs are indicated with a red *
- 8-12 Credit Programs
- Culture, Text and Language
- Environmental Studies
- Expressive Arts
- Native American and World Indigenous Peoples' Studies
- Programs for Freshmen
- Scientific Inquiry
- Society, Politics, Behavior and Change
- Tacoma Campus Programs
8-12 Credit Programs
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Andean Roots: Language and Cultural Landscape
- Art, Culture, and Spirit
- * The Art of Adaptation
- Art of Mexico
- Art of Mosaic
- Autobiography
- Business Foundations
- Business Management, Diversity and Leadership in Social Enterprises
- * Centering: Narratives of Near and Far
- The Classical World
- Class in the U.S.
- Composing A Life: From Research to Relevance
- Conceptual Physics
- Ecology and the Built Environment
- * Feminist Theory, Research, and Practice
- General Chemistry
- Individuals, Society and Health
- * Language, Literature, and the Schools
- * Making Change Happen
- * Making Your Place
- * Public Thinking and Public Health
- * Religion and Society
- Reproduction, Birth, and Power
- Sex and Evolution
- Social Work/Human Services Skill Sets
- Student Originated Studies in Experimental Science
- Student Originated Studies: Information Gone Wild- Continuities of Knowledge in the Digital Age
- Sustainable Business Leadership
- Tend and Tell: Developing and Interpreting an Ethnobotanical Garden
- * Writer's Workshop
- Writing for Change
Culture, Text and Language
- * Acts of Trans: -Lation, -Dancing, -Texting, -Posing, -Musicking
- * American Frontiers: Homelands and Empire
- American Stories
- Andean Roots: Language and Cultural Landscape
- Art, Culture, and Spirit
- * The Art of Adaptation
- Art of Conversation
- Autobiography
- * Centering: Narratives of Near and Far
- The Classical World
- Dark Romantics
- Earth Stewards: Sustainable Living in a Threatened World
- Eye of the Story
- * Feminist Theory, Research, and Practice
- Greece and Italy: An Artistic and Literary Odyssey
- Growing Up: Stories, Scripts, and Performance
- Images of Women: Changes Reflected in Japanese Literature and Film
- Individual Study: East-West Psychology
- Individual Study: Humanities and Social Science
- Individual Study: Japanese Studies, Film, and Study Abroad
- Ireland
- Japan Today: Japanese Culture, Literature, Cinema, Society and Language
- * Language, Literature, and the Schools
- Latin American Short Story
- Life of Things
- Literature and the Cultural Politics of Democracy in Chile and Brazil
- Logopoesis
- Looking Backward: America in the Twentieth Century
- Money's Value, Soul's Worth
- Native American Knowledge and the Power of History
- The Obscure Object of Desire
- * Performing meaning, translating thought
- * The Philosophy of Experience: Getting at What's Real
- Poetics and Performance
- Poetry New York
- Popular Music and Literature in the 1960s
- Portraits
- * Religion and Society
- The Roots of Terrorism and U.S. Foreign Policy
- Shakespeare's America
- Tend and Tell: Developing and Interpreting an Ethnobotanical Garden
- "Them That's Got Shall Get": Inheritance and Justice
- Transcending Government
- Transforming the Art of War: From Clausewitz to Al-Qaida and Beyond
- Turning Eastward: Explorations in East-West Psychology
- * What are children for?
- * Writer's Workshop
- Writing for Change
- Writing Matters: Passion and Discipline in Literary and Media Arts
- * Writing the New Journalism - Creative Nonfiction
Environmental Studies
- Advanced Research in Environmental Studies
- Andean Roots: Language and Cultural Landscape
- The Biology and Ecology of Fishes
- Climate Solutions
- Community-Based Research: Knowledge in Place
- Data and Information: Quantitative Ecology
- * Development and Evolution: Form and Function Through Time
- Earth Matters: Geology and Chemistry
- Earth Stewards: Sustainable Living in a Threatened World
- Ecological Agriculture
- Ecology and the Built Environment
- Energy Systems and Climate Change
- Field Experiments in Ecological Genetics
- Forest Fungi: Biology, Ecology, and Systematics
- General Chemistry
- * Genes to Ecosystems
- * Geography and Art: Investigating Place
- Individual Study: Legislative Processes, Regulatory Agencies and Environment
- Individual Study: Ornithology, Zoology, Ecology, Evolution
- Introduction to Environmental Studies
- Invertebrate Zoology and Entomology
- Life of Things
- Native American Knowledge and the Power of History
- Northwest Developments: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- Ornithology
- * Plant Ecology Afield
- Practice of Sustainable Agriculture
- Protected Areas?
- Risk Assessment in Environmental Health
- Sex and Evolution
- Shelter
- Student Originated Studies: Advanced Natural History
- Sustainable Business Leadership
- Sustainable Design: A new building for the Organic Farm
- * Sustainable Forestry
- Technical Writing in the 21st Century
- Temperate Rainforests
- Tend and Tell: Developing and Interpreting an Ethnobotanical Garden
- Tropical Rainforests
- Washington's Rivers and Streams
- Washington State Legislative Internships
- Writing for Change
Expressive Arts
- * Acts of Trans: -Lation, -Dancing, -Texting, -Posing, -Musicking
- Art, Culture, and Spirit
- * The Art of Adaptation
- Art of Mexico
- Art of Mosaic
- Art Worlds
- * Centering: Narratives of Near and Far
- Ceramic Sculpture: Tradition to Experimentation
- Consciousness, Art and Matter
- Dance Intensive
- * Drawing Outside the Lines
- Fiber Arts
- The Generative Self: Theory and Artistic Practice
- * Geography and Art: Investigating Place
- Greece and Italy: An Artistic and Literary Odyssey
- Growing Up: Stories, Scripts, and Performance
- India: Politics of Dance, Dance of Politics
- Individual Study: Fiber Arts, Installation, Non-Western Art History, Native American Studies, Creative Writing, Poetry, and Multicultural American Literature
- Ireland
- * Making Dances: Creative Process in Motion
- * Making Your Place
- Media Artists Studio
- Media Services Internships
- Mediaworks
- Music and the Environment
- Objects in Performance: An Experimental Laboratory
- * Performing meaning, translating thought
- Plein Air
- Poetics and Performance
- Popular Music and Literature in the 1960s
- Portraits
- Ready Camera One
- Student Originated Studies: New Dimensions In Visual Art
- Student Originated Studies: Performance, Theatre, Dance and Technical Theatre
- Student Originated Studies: Visual Art
- Student-Originated Studies: Visual Arts
- Student-Originated Studies: Visual Arts (winter)
- * Studio Projects: Land and Sky
- Sustainable Design: A new building for the Organic Farm
- * Theatre Intensive: Theatre Production
- Transcending Time and Space in the Performing Arts
- Working Small
- Writing Matters: Passion and Discipline in Literary and Media Arts
Native American and World Indigenous Peoples' Studies
- * American Frontiers: Homelands and Empire
- Native American Knowledge and the Power of History
- The Reservation Based Community Determined Program
- Social Work/Human Services Skill Sets
- Spirituality: The Eyes of the Unknown
- Tend and Tell: Developing and Interpreting an Ethnobotanical Garden
- Women's Studies: Native American Women in the 20th Century
Programs for Freshmen
- * Acts of Trans: -Lation, -Dancing, -Texting, -Posing, -Musicking
- * American Frontiers: Homelands and Empire
- American Stories
- Andean Roots: Language and Cultural Landscape
- Art Worlds
- Awakening the Dreamer, Pursuing the Dream
- Beyond the Binary in Science and the Arts
- The Biology and Ecology of Fishes
- Cedar and Oak: Early Maritime Trade in the Pacific Northwest
- Community Connections: Living and Learning at Evergreen
- Computer Science Foundations
- Cultural Landscapes: Sustainability, Power, and Justice
- Current Economic and Social Issues: Explanations, Action and Solutions
- Dance Intensive
- Data and Information: Quantitative Ecology
- Democracy and Free Speech
- Dream to Green: Sustainable Entrepreneurship
- Earth Matters: Geology and Chemistry
- Earth Stewards: Sustainable Living in a Threatened World
- Energy Systems and Climate Change
- Equality and the Constitution
- Eye of the Story
- Forensics and Criminal Behavior
- Foundations of Health Science
- * Geography and Art: Investigating Place
- The Greening of Business: A Public and Private Process
- Growing Up: Stories, Scripts, and Performance
- History and Philosophy of Biology: Life and Consciousness
- History and Philosophy of Biology: Mass Extinction
- Integral Psychology
- Introduction to Natural Science: Life, the Universe, and Everything
- Invertebrate Zoology and Entomology
- Life of Things
- Looking Backward: America in the Twentieth Century
- Madness and Creativity: The Psychological Link
- * Making Dances: Creative Process in Motion
- The Mathematical Order of Nature
- Models of Motion
- Money's Value, Soul's Worth
- Native American Knowledge and the Power of History
- Northwest Developments: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- Objects in Performance: An Experimental Laboratory
- The Obscure Object of Desire
- Ornithology
- * Performing meaning, translating thought
- Religion and the Constitution
- The Roots of Terrorism and U.S. Foreign Policy
- Shelter
- Social Dilemmas: The Dynamics of Self-Interest and Cooperation in Social Behavior
- Social Work/Human Services Skill Sets
- So You Want to be a Psychologist
- Spirituality: The Eyes of the Unknown
- Struggling to be Heard: A History of Japanese Americans
- * Studio Projects: Land and Sky
- * Theatre Intensive: Theatre Production
- "Them That's Got Shall Get": Inheritance and Justice
- To Learn, To Perform, To Teach
- Transcending Government
- Transcending Time and Space in the Performing Arts
- Transforming the Art of War: From Clausewitz to Al-Qaida and Beyond
- Turning Eastward: Explorations in East-West Psychology
- Understanding the Economic Crisis
- Washington's Rivers and Streams
- * What are children for?
- What's Love Got to Do With It?
- Writing Matters: Passion and Discipline in Literary and Media Arts
- * Writing the New Journalism - Creative Nonfiction
- Written in Stone
Scientific Inquiry
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Andean Roots: Language and Cultural Landscape
- Astronomy & Cosmologies
- Atoms, Molecules and Reactions II: Advanced Organic Chemistry and Instrumental Methods of Analysis
- Atoms, Molecules, and Reactions III: Thermodynamics, Kinetics and Materials Chemistry
- Atoms, Molecules and Reactions I: Quantum Mechanics and Inorganic Chemistry
- Class in the U.S.
- Computer Science Foundations
- Conceptual Physics
- Consciousness, Art and Matter
- Data and Information: Quantitative Ecology
- * Development and Evolution: Form and Function Through Time
- Earth Matters: Geology and Chemistry
- Ecological Agriculture
- Energy Systems and Climate Change
- Forest Fungi: Biology, Ecology, and Systematics
- Foundations of Health Science
- General Chemistry
- * Genes to Ecosystems
- History and Philosophy of Biology: Life and Consciousness
- History and Philosophy of Biology: Mass Extinction
- Human Health, Evolution and Development
- Introduction to Natural Science: Life, the Universe, and Everything
- The Mathematical Order of Nature
- Mathematical Origins of Life
- Mathematical Systems
- Models of Motion
- Molecule to Organism
- Native American Knowledge and the Power of History
- Ornithology
- Reproduction, Birth, and Power
- Risk Assessment in Environmental Health
- Sex and Evolution
- Social Dilemmas: The Dynamics of Self-Interest and Cooperation in Social Behavior
- Student Originated Software
- Student Originated Studies in Experimental Science
- Student Originated Studies: Topics in Social Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science
- Technical Writing in the 21st Century
- Temperate Rainforests
- Tropical Rainforests
- Undergraduate Research in Scientific Inquiry
Society, Politics, Behavior and Change
- Art, Culture, and Spirit
- Business Foundations
- Business Management, Diversity and Leadership in Social Enterprises
- Class in the U.S.
- Composing A Life: From Research to Relevance
- Current Economic and Social Issues: Explanations, Action and Solutions
- Democracy and Free Speech
- Dream to Green: Sustainable Entrepreneurship
- Equality and the Constitution
- * Feminist Theory, Research, and Practice
- Gateways: Popular Education and Political Economy
- The Greening of Business: A Public and Private Process
- Human Health, Evolution and Development
- India: Politics of Dance, Dance of Politics
- Individuals, Society and Health
- Individual Study: East-West Psychology
- Individual Study: Humanities and Social Science
- Individual Study/Internships: Business, Non-Profits, Seaport & Maritime Studies, International Trade
- Individual Study: Legislative Processes, Regulatory Agencies and Environment
- Individual Study: Psychology
- Individual Study: Topics in Political Economy, Globalization, Contemporary India and U.S. History
- Integral Psychology
- * Language, Literature, and the Schools
- Life of Things
- Looking Backward: America in the Twentieth Century
- * Making Change Happen
- * Making Your Place
- Money's Value, Soul's Worth
- Multicultural Counseling: An Innovative Model
- Native American Knowledge and the Power of History
- Northwest Developments: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- Political Economy and Social Movements: Race, Class and Gender
- * Public Thinking and Public Health
- Puget Sound: Gateway to the World
- * Religion and Society
- Religion and the Constitution
- Reproduction, Birth, and Power
- The Roots of Terrorism and U.S. Foreign Policy
- Shelter
- Social Dilemmas: The Dynamics of Self-Interest and Cooperation in Social Behavior
- So You Want to be a Psychologist
- Struggling to be Heard: A History of Japanese Americans
- Student Originated Studies: Information Gone Wild- Continuities of Knowledge in the Digital Age
- Student Originated Studies: Making a Difference/Doing Social Change
- Student Originated Studies: Topics in Social Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science
- Sustainable Business Leadership
- Transcending Government
- Transforming the Art of War: From Clausewitz to Al-Qaida and Beyond
- Turning Eastward: Explorations in East-West Psychology
- Understanding the Economic Crisis
- Washington State Legislative Internships
- * What are children for?
- What's Love Got to Do With It?