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Pailthorp, Charles

Charles Pailthorp

Faculty

Phone: 360-867-6158
Email: Charles Pailthorp
Office: Sem II E4102

Personal Web Page
Interview with Faculty

Education: B.A., Philosophy, Reed College, 1962; Ph.D., Philosophy, University of Pittsburgh, 1967

Subjects: History of philosophy, aesthetics, epistemology, metaphysics, literature, music, performing arts, philosophy of mind, writing, critical thinking

Fall 2008, Winter and Spring 2009
What's What and What Isn't?
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Parker, Alan

Alan Parker

Faculty and Director of the Northwest Indian Applied Research Institute

Phone: 360-867-5075
Email: Alan Parker
Office: Sem II E2117

Personal Web Page
Interview with Faculty

Education: B.A., Philosophy, St. Thomas Seminary, 1964; Juris Doctor, University of California, Los Angeles, 1972

Subjects: Contemporary issues challenging Northwest Indian tribes, the history of U.S. Indian policy, the political process and the making of public policy

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Parkes, Nancy

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Faculty

Phone: 360-867-6737
Email: Nancy Parkes
Office: Sem II B3106

Fall 2008
Writing for Change

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Paros, Michael

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Faculty

Phone: 867-6406
Email: Miichael Paros
Office: Lab I 3004

Education: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Washington State University, 1993; B.A. Molecular Biology, University of California San Diego, 1989.

Subjects: Health Science, biology.

Fall 2008, Winter and Spring 2009
Foundations of Health Science: Global and Local Perspectives
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Paulsen, David

David Paulsen

Emeritus Faculty (Retired)

Phone: 360-867-6603 (voice mail)
Email: David Paulsen

Education: B.A., Philosophy, University of Chicago, 1963; Ph.D., Philosophy and Humanities, Stanford University, 1971

Subjects: Cognitive science, artificial intelligence, critical reasoning (i.e., critical reading and writing), Prolog LISP or C/C++ programming, philosophy, philosophy of natural and social sciences, logic, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, computer science, quantitative social science research methods

Spring 2009
Language and Mind
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Pedersen, Sarah

Sarah Pedersen

Faculty Librarian

Phone: 360-867-6647
Email: Sarah Pedersen
Office: Lib 3425

Personal Web Page

Education: B.A., English literature, Fairhaven College, 1973; M.S.L.S., University of Kentucky, 1976; M.A., English Literature, Northern Arizona University, 1980

Subjects: Feminist studies and theory, librarianship, American and English literature, maritime studies

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Perkins, John

John Perkins

Emeritus Faculty

Phone: 360-867-6503
Email: John Perkins
Office: Lab I 3018

Interview with Faculty

Education: B.A., Biology, Amherst College, 1964; Ph.D., Biology, Harvard University, 1969

Subjects: Environmental history, science, technology and public policy, history of science and technology, world food problems, biological sciences

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Pessiki, Peter

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Adjunct

Phone: 360-867-6892
Email: Peter Pessiki
Office: Sem II B2116

Education: Peter Pessiki holds a PhD from Princeton University and has been teaching chemistry at TESC since 1996. His interest include synthetic chemistry and the isolation of natural products. In addition he enjoys gardening at the organic farm and mushrooms

Subjects: General Chemistry Organic Chemistry Contracts in Synthetic Chemistry and Natural Product Isolation

Fall 2008, Winter and Spring 2009
Plants, People and Phytochemicals
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Peterson, Gary

Gary Peterson

Faculty

Phone: 360-867-6021
Email: Gary Peterson
Office: Lab I 1008

Education: B.A., Human Services, Western Washington University, 1992; M.S.W., University of Washington, 1995

Subjects: Northwest Native American studies

Fall 2008, Winter and Spring 2009
Social Work/Human Services Skill Sets
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Peterson, Yvonne

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Faculty

Phone: 360-867-6485
Email: Yvonne Peterson
Office: Lab I 2015

Personal Web Page

Education: B.A., Elementary Education and Ethnic Studies, Western Washington University, 1973; M.A., Political Science, University of Arizona, 1982

Subjects: Northwest Native American studies, history of Indian Education, political science, critical cultural thinking

Fall 2008, Winter and Spring 2009
Persistence: A Study of Inspired Work
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Phillips, David

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Adjunct

Phone: 360-867-6508
Email: David Phillips
Office: Sem II B3123

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Pizarro, Nelson

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Faculty

Phone: 360-867-6323
Email: Nelson Pizarro
Office: Sem II D3104

Education: MBA (Entrepreneurship), University of Florida, 2005; B.S., Business, Washington State University, 2003

Subjects: Business

Fall 2008, Winter and Spring 2009
Master in Public Administration

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Pougiales, Rita

Rita Pougiales

Faculty

Phone: 360-867-6387
Email: Rita Pougiales
Office: Lab II 3259

Personal Web Page
Interview with Faculty

Education: B.A., Liberal Arts, The Evergreen State College, 1972; M.A., Philosophy of Education, University of Oregon, 1977; Ph.D., Anthropology and Education, University of Oregon, 1981

Subjects: Anthropology (religion), knowledge and culture, history and practice of education, women's studies, qualitative research methodologies

Fall 2008, Winter and Spring 2009
Character Studies: Images, Ethics and Culture
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Preciso, Susan

Faculty

Phone: 360-867-6011
Email: Susan Preciso
Office: Sem II B2112

Education: B.A., English, Portland State University, 1986; M.A., English, Portland State University, 1988

Subjects: American studies (literature, history, culture), English literature, Victorian studies

Fall 2008, Winter and Spring 2009
Work and the Human Condition
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Przybylowicz, Paul

Paul Przybylowicz

Academic Dean

Phone: 360-867-6476
Email: Paul Przybylowicz
Office: Sem II D4107

Personal Web Page
Interview with Faculty

Education: B.S., Forest Biology (Entomology), SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, 1978; Ph.D. Botany and Pathology (Microbial Ecology), Oregon State University, 1985

Subjects: Agriculture, biology, botany, chemistry, ecology, entomology, forest ecology, mycology, natural history, statistics, soils, soil microbial ecology, lichenology

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