Open Classes We Teach configuration optionsEditDelete Classes We Teach Information Literacy UNL 205X Information Literacy in the Sciences UNL 206X Food and Our Future: Understanding Science Literacy through Sustainability UFSP 100 Information Literacy in Mathematics and Statistics UNL 299 Inserted Layout Image Open configuration optionsEditDelete Image Selected Student Team Projects in UNL 206 X, Information Literacy in the Sciences St John's Wort http://illuminati4depression.weebly.com/ Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis http://alsicebucket.weebly.com/ Helicobacter Pylori http://bjsplan.weebly.com/ Wind Energy http://windenergyteam2.weebly.com/ High Cost of Cheap Food http://fastfoodfatkids.weebly.com/ Cardiovascular diseases http://heartdiseaseadvocacy.weebly.com/thesis.html Celiac Disease http://celiadiseaseinfolit.weebly.com/ Selected Student Team Projects in UNL 299, Information Literacy in Mathematics and Statistics Videogames in Education http://uunl299team2.weebly.com/ Future of Solar Energy http://costofsolar.weebly.com/ Data Mining http://entropy101.weebly.com/ Freshman Seminars Freshman seminars were created with the purpose of helping first year students who just graduated from high school, to transition seamlessly into college life. Teaching freshman seminars, also called first year experience courses, has gained popularity nationwide, with some colleges and universities making it as a requirement. Freshman seminars are not mandatory for students at the University at Albany; however students are advised to take advantage of this opportunity to learn more about the university and university life, and also gain knowledge in the subject being taught in the course. Teaching faculty are encouraged to develop and teach a course, and many of them do! The courses are being taught in various disciplines, including history, biology, atmospheric sciences, political sciences, social welfare, geography, languages and cultures, and many more. Contact Us Irina I. Holden Information Literacy and Science Outreach Librarian Science Library University at Albany SL-241 iholden@albany.edu (518) 437-3941
Open Classes We Teach configuration optionsEditDelete Classes We Teach Information Literacy UNL 205X Information Literacy in the Sciences UNL 206X Food and Our Future: Understanding Science Literacy through Sustainability UFSP 100 Information Literacy in Mathematics and Statistics UNL 299 Inserted Layout Image Open configuration optionsEditDelete Image Selected Student Team Projects in UNL 206 X, Information Literacy in the Sciences St John's Wort http://illuminati4depression.weebly.com/ Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis http://alsicebucket.weebly.com/ Helicobacter Pylori http://bjsplan.weebly.com/ Wind Energy http://windenergyteam2.weebly.com/ High Cost of Cheap Food http://fastfoodfatkids.weebly.com/ Cardiovascular diseases http://heartdiseaseadvocacy.weebly.com/thesis.html Celiac Disease http://celiadiseaseinfolit.weebly.com/ Selected Student Team Projects in UNL 299, Information Literacy in Mathematics and Statistics Videogames in Education http://uunl299team2.weebly.com/ Future of Solar Energy http://costofsolar.weebly.com/ Data Mining http://entropy101.weebly.com/ Freshman Seminars Freshman seminars were created with the purpose of helping first year students who just graduated from high school, to transition seamlessly into college life. Teaching freshman seminars, also called first year experience courses, has gained popularity nationwide, with some colleges and universities making it as a requirement. Freshman seminars are not mandatory for students at the University at Albany; however students are advised to take advantage of this opportunity to learn more about the university and university life, and also gain knowledge in the subject being taught in the course. Teaching faculty are encouraged to develop and teach a course, and many of them do! The courses are being taught in various disciplines, including history, biology, atmospheric sciences, political sciences, social welfare, geography, languages and cultures, and many more. Contact Us Irina I. Holden Information Literacy and Science Outreach Librarian Science Library University at Albany SL-241 iholden@albany.edu (518) 437-3941