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For immediate research service, please contact the Research Services Desk at 360-867-6252 during posted research service hours:
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- Mon - Thu, 9 am - 7 pm; Fri 9 am - 5:00 pm
- Sun, 12 pm - 4:00 pm
Program Liaisons 2013-2014
To contact your program liaison via email, please click on his or her name. If you can't find your program or course, please contact Sara Huntington @ ext. 6643.
Huntington, Sara
LIB 3409, ext 6643
Coordinated Studies Programs- Animal Behavior and Zoology
- Anthrozoology
- Applied Biology and Chemistry
- Botany: Plants and People
- Can Science Help Me?...To Be Better?
- Botany Plants and People
- Earth Matters: Geology and Chemistry
- Evolution and Ethics
- Extinction - the Closing Door
- Fiction Laboratory
- Fictive Certainties
- Field Plant Taxonomy
- From the Fire: The Art and Science of Ceramics
- Introduction to Natural Science
- Marine Life: Marine Organisms and Their Environments
- Mathematical Systems
- Matter and Motion
- Mindfulness Psychology: Contemplative Clinical Science
- Positive Psychology (A)
- Positive Psychology (B)
- Riparian Environments: Form and Function
- River Reciprocity
- Skin
McMillin, Paul
LIB 3413, ext 6167
Coordinated Studies Programs- Adventure Travel & Eco-Tourism
- Alternative to Capitalist Globalization
- Andean Roots: Language and Cultural Landscape
- Creating Dangerously
- Education and Empowerment
- Genes and Evolution
- Imperialism
- Japan Today: Studies of Japanese History, Literature, Cinema...
- Language Counts
- Madness and Creativity
- Music and Consciousness
- Music, Mind and Motion
- Political Economy of Public Education
- Quantitative Research Design and Data Analysis
- The Formation of the North American State
- The Making of Global Capitalism, 1500-1914
- The Nature and Evolution of Human Psychology
- The Science Behind the Headlines: What's the Truth?
Rognas, Liza
LIB 3415, ext 5851
Coordinated Studies Programs- A Sense of Wonder
- Activism, Advocacy and Citizenship
- Advanced Research in Environmental Studies
- Againist All Odds: The Black Woman's Experience
- Arts and the Child: Early Childhood
- Arts and the Child: Elementary School
- Bella Bella or Bust
- Building Reselient Communities
- China: Business, Economy, Society, Sustainability
- Clinical Psychology: The Scientist-Practitioner Model
- Community Based Research - Social and Environmental Justice
- Conquest East, Conquest West
- Cons, Swindlers, & Cheats
- Culture as History
- Ecological Agriculture - The Science and Policy of Food Systems
- Fire and Water
- Green Materials: Arts, Science and Construction
- Green Materials: Craft and Construction
- Group Development: Bringing Systems Thinking to the Task
- Health Inequity
- Ireland in History and Memory
- Law and Outlaw: Personal Identity and Social Control
- Nikkei in the Pacific Northwest
- Ocean Life and Environmental Policy
- PLE Document Writing
- Practice of Sustainable Agriculture
- Reading Landscapes
- Re-Imagining the Body
- So You Want to Be a Psychologist?
- The Challenges of Aging
- The Pillars of Health, Ancient and Modern
- Turning Eastward: Explorations in East-West Psychology
- Who's Got What? Political Economy...
Towles, Stokley
LIB 3411, ext 6970
Coordinated Studies Programs- American Families: Historical and Sociological Perspectives
- American Frontiers, Homelands, and Empire
- Business of Art: Earning a Living as an Artist
- Consuming Cultures
- Gateways: Popular Education
- Human Rights and Wrongs: Literature, Film, Theory
- Modernity and its Discontents
- Narrative Objects
- Narrative Strategies
- Nonfiction Media: Animation, Documentary and Experimental Approaches...
- Northwest Developments: Land Use, Economics, and the Politics of Growth
- On the Greyness of Blackness
- Shame and its Neighbors
- Still/Moving
- The Epic and the Everyday
- The Practice of Writing
