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(ANTH 105) Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
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(ANTH 210) Contemporary Pacific
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(ANTH 270) Language in Culture and Society: A survey of the role of language in life
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(ANTH 310) Anthropology Theory
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(ANTH 322) Ethnographic Skills
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(ANTH 360) Museum Studies
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(ANTH 385) Archaeology and Oceania
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(ANTH 390R) Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology
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(ANTH 391) Narrative, Identity and Culture
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(ANTH 399R) Internship in Cultural Anthropology
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(ANTH 440) Conservation of Intangible Culture
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(ANTH 445) Anthropology of Religion
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(ANTH 447) Applied and Development Anthropology
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(ANTH 450) Political and Economic Anthropology
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(ANTH 460) Anthropology of Globalization
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(ANTH 470) Language Documentation and Conservation
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(ANTH 495R) Independent Study
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(ANTH 496R) Student Research
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(ANTH 497R) Mentored Research
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(ASL 101) Elementary American Sign Language Conversation I
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(ASL 102) Elementary American Sign Language Conversation II
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(ASL 201) Intermediate American Sign Language Conversation I
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(ASL 202) Intermediate American Sign Language Conversation II
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(CHEM 100) The World of Chemistry
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(CHEM 101) Introduction to General Chemistry
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(CHEM 101L) Introduction to Chemistry Lab
This laboratory course is designed to complement topics covered in CHEM 101, Introduction to General Chemistry.
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(CHEM 105) General Chemistry I
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(CHEM 106) General Chemistry II
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(CHEM 107L) General Chemistry Laboratory
This laboratory course is designed to complement topics covered in General Chemistry (CHEM 105 and 106).
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(CHEM 201) Chemical and Laboratory Safety
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(CHEM 351) Organic Chemistry I
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(CHEM 351L) Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
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(CHEM 352) Organic Chemistry II
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(CHEM 352L) Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
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(CHEM 390R) Special Topics in Chemistry
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(CHEM 399R) Internship in Chemistry
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(CHEM 468) Physical Biochemistry
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(CHEM 481) Biochemistry I
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(CHEM 483L) Biochemistry Methods Lab I – Proteins
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(CHEM 490R) Current Topics in Chemistry and Biochemistry
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(CHEM 495R) Independent Study
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(CHEM 496R) Student Research
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(CHEM 497R) Mentored Research
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(ELED 240) Children’s Literature in Elementary Schools
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(ELED 320) Methods of Literacy Instruction for the Emergent Reader
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(ELED 343) PE and Health Methods for Elementary Teachers
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(ELED 347) Math Methods for Elementary Teachers, Part I
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(ELED 360) Science Methods for Elementary Teachers
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(ELED 369) Writing Methods for Elementary Teachers
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(ELED 378) Music Methods for Elementary Teachers
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(ELED 380) Social Studies Methods/Multicultural Education and Constitution for Elementary Teachers
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(ELED 390R) Special Topics in Elementary Education
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(ELED 421) Methods of Literacy Instruction for the Fluent Reader
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(ELED 430) Classroom Management
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(ELED 451) Math Methods for Elementary Teachers, Part II
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(ELED 491) Pre-Student Teaching
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(ELED 492) Student Teaching
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(ELED 493) Student Teaching
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(ELED 495R) Independent Study
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(ELED 496R) Student Research
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(IDS 390R) Special Topics in Interdisciplinary Studies
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(MAOR 101) Elementary Maori Conversation and Grammar I
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(MAOR 102) Elementary Maori Conversation and Grammar II
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(MAOR 201) Intermediate Maori Conversation and Grammar
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(MAOR 202) Intermediate Maori II
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(MAOR 301) Maori Oral Tradition
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(MATH 100) Quantitative Reasoning Preparation
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(MATH 101) Intermediate Algebra
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(MATH 107) Quantitative Reasoning
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(MATH 110) College Algebra
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(MATH 111) Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry
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(MATH 119) Applied Calculus
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(MATH 121) Principles of Statistics
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(MATH 199R) Service Leadership Internship in Mathematics
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(MATH 212) Calculus I
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(MATH 213) Calculus II
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(MATH 214) Multivariable Calculus
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(MATH 301) Foundations of Mathematics
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(MATH 302) Foundations of Geometry
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(MATH 305) Mathematics for Elementary Teachers
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(MATH 308) Mathematics Using Technologies
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(MATH 311) Introduction to Numerical Methods
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(MATH 332) Introduction to Complex Variables
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(MATH 334) Differential Equations
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(MATH 343) Elementary Linear Algebra
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(MATH 377) Secondary Mathematics Teaching Methods
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(MATH 390R) Special Topics in Mathematics
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(MATH 399R) Internship in Mathematics
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(MATH 421) Mathematical Statistics
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(MATH 441) Introduction to Analysis I
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(MATH 442) Introduction to Analysis II
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(MATH 471) Abstract Algebra I
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(MATH 472) Abstract Algebra II
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(MATH 490R) Mathematics Seminar
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(MATH 495R) Independent Study
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(MATH 496R) Student Research
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(MATH 497R) Mentored Research
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(PAIS 105) Introduction to Pacific Studies
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(PAIS 199R) Service Leadership Internship in Pacific Islands Studies
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(PAIS 200) A Place to Stand - Recognizing Place, Purpose & Positionality on Native Land
This course examines cultural constructs of place, purpose, and position through the lens of turangawaewae. This Māori word is made up of two important ideologies (1) tūranga or place of standing, and (2) waewae or feet. Combined, the word is often translated as 'a place to stand.’ Tūrangawaewae are places where we feel especially empowered and connected. They are our foundation, our place in the world, our home.
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