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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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(BIOL 100) Introduction to Biology
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(BIOL 101) Introduction to Human Biology
Students will be introduced to hierarchal concepts from chemistry, cellular biology, systemic biology, and physiology and anatomy to better understand and appreciate integrative human biology.
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(BIOL 112) Biology I - Cell and Molecular Biology
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(BIOL 112L) Biology I - Cell and Molecular Biology Lab
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(BIOL 113) Biology II - Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology
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(BIOL 199R) Service Leadership Internship in Biology
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(BIOL 204) Pacific Natural History
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(BIOL 204L) Pacific Natural History Laboratory
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(BIOL 248) Conservation Biology
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(BIOL 260C) Human Anatomy - Cadaver Based
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(BIOL 260LC) Human Anatomy Laboratory - Cadaver Based
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(BIOL 261) Human Physiology
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(BIOL 261L) Human Physiology Laboratory
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(BIOL 300) Animal Behavior
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(BIOL 300L) Animal Behavior Laboratory
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(BIOL 304) Marine Biodiversity
Marine Biodiversity is the study of the classifications, evolution, natural history, morphology, anatomy and physiology of marine organisms. Lab required.
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(BIOL 304L) Marine Biodiversity Lab
Laboratory for Marine Biodiversity.
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(BIOL 312) Marine Biology
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(BIOL 312L) Marine Biology Laboratory
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(BIOL 320) Microbiology
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(BIOL 320L) Microbiology Laboratory
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(BIOL 340) Biostatistics
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(BIOL 348) Natural Resource Management
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(BIOL 348L) Natural Resource Management Lab
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(BIOL 350) General Ecology
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(BIOL 350L) General Ecology Laboratory
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(BIOL 374) Evolution and Human Prehistory
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(BIOL 376) Genetics
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(BIOL 390R) Special Topics in Biology
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(BIOL 390RL) Special Topics in Biology Laboratory
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(BIOL 399R) Internship in Biology
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(BIOL 412) Coral Reef Ecology
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(BIOL 412L) Coral Reef Ecology Laboratory
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(BIOL 441) Molecular Biology
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(BIOL 442) Cellular Biology
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(BIOL 460) Advanced Human Anatomy
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(BIOL 484L) Biomolecular Methods Lab - Nucleic Acids
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(BIOL 485L) Biomolecular Methods Lab - Mammalian Cells
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(BIOL 490R) Current Topics in Biology
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(BIOL 495R) Independent Study
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(BIOL 496LR) Student Research
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(BIOL 497R) Mentored Research
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(EIL 201) The International Student in the University
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(EIL 213) Intermediate I Listening/Speaking
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(EIL 215) Intermediate I Church Language
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(EIL 217) Intermediate I Writing
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(EIL 219) Intermediate I Reading
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(EIL 223) Intermediate II Listening/Speaking
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(EIL 225) Intermediate II Church Language
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(EIL 227) Intermediate II Writing
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(EIL 229) Intermediate II Reading
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(EIL 313) Academic English I Listening/Speaking
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(EIL 315) Focus on Academic English
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(EIL 317) Academic English I Reading/Writing
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(EIL 320) Academic English II
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(EIL 331) Oral Fluency
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(EIL 333) Oral Accuracy
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(EIL 335) English Pronunciation
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(EIL 341) Academic Vocabulary Development
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(EIL 342) Advanced Integrated Skills
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(EIL 343) Advanced Grammar
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(EIL 351) Academic Listening
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(EIL 353) Listening Fluency
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(EIL 371) Written Accuracy
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(EIL 373) Academic Writing Patterns
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(EIL 391) Strategic Reading
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(EIL 393) Extensive Reading
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(FILM 102) Introduction to Film
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(FILM 218) Basic Video Production
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(FILM 300) World Cinema
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(FILM 318) Intermediate Video Production
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(FILM 365R) Special Studies in World Cinema
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(FILM 390R) Special Topics in Film
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(FILM 399R) Internship in Film Studies
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(FILM 420) Documentary Film
Introduction to the history and theory of documentary film, with attention to significant film movements and cinematic innovations. and the aesthetic and ethical choices documentary filmmakers face as they document the world. Students will participate in making a documentary short.
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(FILM 495R) Independent Study
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(FILM 496R) Student Research
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(FIN 360) Corporate Financial Statement Analysis
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(FIN 365) Real Estate Finance
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(FIN 370) Risk Management
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(FIN 410) Investments
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(GEOG 101) Introductory Geography
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(GEOG 470) Geography of Asia
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(GEOG 471) Geography of the Pacific
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(HUM 100R) Critical Inquiry and Engagement
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(HUM 151) The Art of Seeing and Listening: Cross-Cultural Themes
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(HUM 251) The Art of Reading: Global Texts and Contexts
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(HUM 301) Cultures of Oceania
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(HUM 302) Cultures of Asia
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(HUM 303) Cultures of Europe
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(HUM 304) Topics in Area Studies
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(HUM 399R) Internship in Integrated Humanities
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(HUM 496R) Student Research
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(IS 497R) Mentored Research
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(THEA 115) Introduction to Theatre
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(THEA 123) Acting I
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