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Curriculum Changes
University of Washington Tacoma Course Approval Process
Application and Change Types
- Creating new courses
- Changing existing courses
- Changing prerequisites (no application needed only program vote result)
- Changing existing undergraduate programs (1503 Form)
In order to expedite the APCC review process:
1) All new courses must have a syllabus and we need to make sure that they are checked for equivalency with UW Seattle and UW Bothell.
schuessler-david
David, Schuessler
Full-time Lecturer
dschues1@uw.edu
253-692-4924
marriot-chris
Marriot, Chris
Acting Professor
Full-time Lecturer
cmarriott@uw.edu
253-692-4592
Assistant Professor Named to Population Health Executive Council
Michelle Montgomery will serve on the University of Washington's Population Health Initiative Executive Council for the next year.
Comic Books in the Classroom
Associate Professor Riki Thompson's "Writing through Comics" course gets students to think differently about the genre.
The Science and Study of Wildfires
In her research Assistant Professor Maureen Kennedy investigates how to reduce the impact of wildfires.
Beverly Naidus: We Almost Didn’t Make It
Beverly Naidus, Associate Professor of Art in SIAS, has an interactive installation on display at ONCA in Brighton, England. It addresses the uncertainties faced by humanity as climate change and ongoing ecocide and environmental injustice affect many populations around the world.
ONCA Gallery
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August 13, 2018
UW Tacoma Center for Urban Waters Receives $330,000 Grant
The grant, from the National Science Foundation, will fund expansion of research into polluted urban watersheds and salmon prespawn mortality deaths.
South Sound Business
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August 2, 2018
Revitilization is Brewing
A summary of the ongoing revitlization of Tacoma's Brewery District, adjacent to the UW Tacoma campus, which serves as a catalyst for the revival. On tap: at least 215,000 sq. ft. of commercial spaces, 800 housing units, four or more new breweries/cideries.
South Sound Business
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August 1, 2018
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