Coordinated Studies

Coordinated Studies: Spring 2009

Across Time and Terrain: A Scientific and Historical Look at the Pacific Northwest

Are you a high school completion student looking for an exciting and supportive learning experience? This coordinated studies class combines environmental science and history by exploring past and present development of the Pacifi c Northwest. Through required fi eld trips, discussion, guest speakers and small group problem-solving, you will understand and personalize the unique challenges that face this region. You will be able to examine current issues such as logging, endangered salmon, or water rights and decide what you think acceptable solutions might be. The course is open to High School Completion students only and counts toward a Washington State History or Contemporary World Problems credit and a science credit.

ENVSC 053 PACIFIC NW SCIENCE ISSUES

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HIST 049 CURRENT ISSUES IN PNW

Bull, Bears, and Bubbles

Explore the causes of global business cycles, inflation, and growth. Competition throughout stages of capitalist development is reflected in terms of market organization worldwide. With film and much online content.

ECON 201 MICROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES

Hybrid course (includes both online & classroom instruction) Review the Blackboard Login Instructions to access this class.
Bull, Bears, and Bubbles. MUST ALSO ENROLL IN ECON 202A. Instructor email: bkotlove@edcc.edu An additional fee of $30.05 is collected for this class. 

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ECON 202 MACROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES

Hybrid course (includes both online & classroom instruction) Review the Blackboard Login Instructions to access this class.
Bull, Bears, and Bubbles. MUST ALSO ENROLL IN ECON 201A. Instructor email: bkotlove@edcc.edu An additional fee of $30.05 is collected for this class.