silva rerum

Academics

Winter Session 2007/​2008

• BIOL 112 (Biology of the Cell) — Kion
• BIOL 121 (Genetics, Evolution and Ecology) — Goodey
• BIOL 140 (Laboratory Investigations in Life Science) — Pollock
• CHEM 121 (Structural Chemistry, with Application to Chemistry of the Elements) — Wolf/​Nussbaum
• CHEM 123 (Physical and Organic Chemistry) — Herring/​Sammis/​Nussbaum
• ENGL 112 (Strategies for University Writing) — Thieme
• MATH 180 (Differential Calculus with Physical Applications) — Gupta
• MATH 101 (Integral Calculus with Applications to Physical Sciences and Engineering) — Gupta
• PHYS 101 (Energy and Waves) — Eldridge
• POLI 100 (Introduction to Politics) — Shanks

Summer Session 2008

• ENGL 220 (Literature in English to the 18^th Century) — Fox
• ENGL 222 (Literature in Canada) — Thieme
• MICB 202 (Introductory Medical Microbiology and Immunology) — Kion

Winter Session 2008/​2009

• BIOL 200 (Cell Biology I: Structural Basis) — Berger/​Rosenberger
• BIOL 201 (Cell Biology II: Introduction to Biochemistry) — Richards
• BIOL 204 (Vertebrate Structure and Function) — O’Neill/Millen
• CHEM 205 (Physical Chemistry) — Signorell
• CHEM 233 (Organic Chemistry for the Biological Sciences) — Herring
• CHEM 235 (Organic Chemistry Laboratory) — Zendrowski
• ENGL 221 (Literature in Britain: the 18^th Century to the Present) — Fox
• ENGL 348C (Shakespeare and the Renaissance) — Sirluck
• ENGL 357L (Restoration and Eighteenth-​Century Studies) — MacKenzie
• PSYC 100 (Introductory Psychology) — Graf/​Ashton-​James

Summer Session 2009

• BIOL 334 (Basic Genetics) — Berezowsky
• BIOL 335 (Molecular Genetics) — Berezowsky

Winter Session 2009/​2010

• ANAT 390 (Introduction to Microscopic Human Anatomy) – Roskelley/O’Connor/Loewen/Tanentzapf/Mouhkles/Underhill/Viau/Emerman
• BIOC 302 (General Biochemistry) – Mui/​Montane/​Maurus
• BIOL 240 (Experimental Design in the Life Sciences) — Pollock
• BIOL 300 (Biometrics) – Whitlock
• BIOL 304 (Fundamentals of Ecology) — Goheen/​Turkington/​Goodey
• BIOL 337 (Introductory Genetics Laboratory) – Klenz
• BIOL 360 (Cell Physiology Laboratory) – Crawford
• BIOL 361 (Introduction to Physiology) — Schulte/O’Neill
• BIOL 362 (Cellular Physiology) — Wasteneys/​Gaudet
• ENGL 304A (Advanced Composition) — Birks
• ENGL 343 (Old English Literature) — Wieland
• ENGL 348A (Shakespeare and the Renaissance) — Gooch
• ENGL 357K (Restoration and Eighteenth-​Century Studies) — Potter

Summer Session 2010

• ENGL 362 (Studies in a Nineteenth-​Century Genre) — Mackie
• ENGL 468 (Children’s Literature) — James
• GERM 433 (German for Reading Knowledge I) — Faller

Winter Session 2010/​2011

• BIOL 431 (Advanced Cell Biology) — Fast
• BIOL 458 (Developmental Neurobiology) — Gaudet
• ENGL 309 (Rhetoric of Science, Technology, and Medicine) — Segal
• ENGL 349 (Seventeenth-​Century Studies) — Guy-​Bray
• ENGL 358 (Studies in an Eighteenth-​Century Genre) — Dick
• ENGL 491B (Senior Honours Seminar — Theory) — Burgess
• ENGL 491C (Senior Honours Seminar — Theory) — Weir
• MICB 405 (Bioinformatics) — Murphy/​Fox
• PHIL 464 (Philosophy of Biology) — Stephens
• WMST 401 (Body, Gender and Society) — Ryhms