CBLR Courses 2019-2020
Winter 2020 Courses*
*The Winter Course List is not final and subject to change and additions.
Last updated: 11/6/19
First Year & Pre-Major
BCORE 117 F: Creative Activism: Inspiring Change Through the Arts - Gary Carpenter
Business
B BUS 487 A: Managing Supply Chain Processes - Deanna Kennedy
Students work in groups with community partners to research supply chain challenges and propose recommendations.
Former partners include: Keeney's Office Supply and Interiors, University Bookstore, and Northwest Center.
B BUS 491 A: Business Consulting - Andrew Ballard
Students work in groups with community partners to research and propose recommendations for projects. Former partners include: City of Bellevue, Domestiv Violence Services of Snohomish Co., Lynwood Chamber of Commerce, and Workforce Snohomish.
Computing Education & Software Systems
CSS 295 A: K-12 Computer Education - Nancy Kool
Students works as a class and in teams to develop Scratch coding curriculum and deliver to elementary or middle school students in free after-school coding program.
Former partners include: Kenmore Middle School, Lynwood Elementary School, University Family YMCA .
Education
BEDUC 441 A: Second Language Acquisition - Yue Bian
Students work outside of class with student(s) who are learning a second language. (Minimum of 20 hours/quarter).
Former partners include: Asian Counseling and Referral Service, East African Community Services, Literacy Source, Northshore School District (Minimum of 20 hours/quarter)
BEDUC 456 A: Adolescents in Society - Cherly Gordon
Students work outside of class with adolescent(s) in formal or informal educational setting. (Minimum of 20 hours/quarter)
Former Partners include: AVID Program - Henry Jackson High School, Dale Turner YMCA, Voyager Middle School - North Star Program
BEDUC 495 A, B: Applied Experience - Antony Smith, Rejoice Akapame Students work outside of class to deepen experience in educational setting of their choice. (Total of 100 hours, one of more quarters)
Former partners include: Friends of North Creek Forest, Imagine Children's Museum, Seattle Children's Alyssa Burnet Adult Life Center
Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
BES 463 A/B: Restoration Ecology 2 - Warren Gold and K.Ewing
BIS 175 A: American Government - Jason Lambacher
BIS 307 A: Environmental Justice - Melanie Malone
BIS 352 A: Mapping Communities - Jin-Kyu Jung
Students work in groups on participatory research project proposed by community partner.
Former partner includes: City of Redmond
BIS 356 A: Ethics and Environment - Jason Lambacher
Optional: Students work outside of classroom on environmental or sustainable agriculture project. (Minimum of 20 hours/quarter). Former partners include: 21 Acres, 350 Eastside, Green Kirkland Partnership, Rent Mason Bees, Sound Salmon Solutions.
BIS 494: Youth Court Task Force - Camille Walsh
BIS 495: Internship - Loren Redwood/Rafael Delgado
BISCLA 380 A: Arts in Context Museum Cultures - Raissa DeSmet
BPOLST 513: Policy Studies Practicum - Charlie Collins
Nursing & Health Studies
BHS 496 A: Health Studies Fieldwork - Mabel Ezeonwu
BNURS 460 A, B, C: Translating Knowledge to Practice - Anna Winquist, Sunita Iyer, -
Students engage in participatory research and literature review to make recommendations for challenges and questions submitted by RNs in the field. Former partners include: Evergreen Health, Providence Medical Center
Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics
BME 481: Engineer Prof Dev 1: Citizen Engineer - Steve Collins
Fall 2019 Courses
First Year & Pre-Major
BCORE 104 F: Words, Voice, Movement - Deborah Hathaway
BCORE 107 E: Farm to Fork: Local to Global Persp - Annie Bruck / Mo West
BCORE 107 G: Mythbusters - Charity Lovitt
Business
BBUS 423: Market Intelligence - Sri Devi
BBUS 441 A: Business Project Management - Cherif Sidialicherif
Computing & Software Systems
CSS 295 A: K-12 Computing Education - Arkday Retik
Education
B EDUC 220 A: Education & Society - Gerard Holzman
B EDUC 441 A: Second Language Acquisition - Yue Bian
B EDUC 495 A: Applied Experience - Antony Smith
Interactive Media & Design
BIMD 481 A: Integrative Studio I - Mark Chen
BIMD 491 A: Integrative Studio Practice I - Arnold Lund
Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
BIS 175 A: Introduction to American Government and Politics - Jason Lambacher
BIS 204 A: Introduction to Journalism - Kristin Gustafson
BIS 226 A: Foundation of Social Services - Shauna Carlisle
BIS 232 B: Data Visualization - Baaska Anderson
BIS 235 A: Critical Media Literacy - Min Tang
BIS 242 A: Environmental Geography - Melanie Malone
BIS 307 A: Environmental Justice - Melanie Malone
BIS 339 A: Global Cultural Studies: Asian Visual Culture - Raissa DeSmet
BIS 342 A, B: Geographic Information Systems - Santiago Lopez, Sara Maxwell
BIS 494 A: Youth Court Task Force - Camille Walsh
BIS 495 A: Internship - Rafael Delgado / Loren Redwood
BISMCS 472: Adv. Media Workshop - Kristin Gustafson
B POLST 593 A: Topics in Policy Studies: Urban Planning and Geography - Jin-Kyu Jung
Nursing & Health Studies
BHLTH 435 A: Principles of Health Education and Communication - Jody Early
BHS 496 A: Health Studies Fieldwork - Mabel Ezeonwu
B NURS 424 A,B,C: Population-Based Health in Community Practice - Multiple faculty
B NURS 460 A: Translating Knowledge to Nursing Practice - Linda Eaton
Connect with us
Please contact Layla Taylor, CBLR Program Manager at laylat@uw.edu if you are teaching a CBLR course, and would like to be added on the CBLR course list.
