Information for students about spring 2022 classes.
From January 18 - February 22 lectures and labs may be online, hybrid or meet differently
than during the remainder of the semester. This is for everyone's safety and in response
to the increase in cases of COVID-19.
It is very important that you check your Pipeline email for updates from your instructors.
• If your lab was scheduled to be on campus, you will still be meeting in the lab
room for at least some of the time. Your instuctor will email the details to you.
• BioSci lectures that are scheduled on campus may be offered online. Lectures are
more likely to be synchronous so it is important that you plan on attending the Zoom
lecture at the time the on-campus lecture was scheduled. Some professors may allow
students to attend their live Zoom recordings. This is the students who are scheduled,
on campus lab in that class on that same day. Other instructors are asking their students
to attend one of their bi-weekly lectures (so each lecture has 50% capacity).
Biology Classes
Some of these CRNs were planned as on-campus classes. They may have changes due to the current COVID-19 situation.
54944,
54946Instructor: Michelle Kowalewski
Starting January 18, labs will be on campus as scheduled. Lectures will be online until the College recommends a return to on-campus lectures.58354, 59093,
59697,
59698Lecture Instructor: Adam Green
Lecture and labs will be asynchronous
Lab instructor: Erin Calkins59735, 61420, Instructor: Jennifer Maupin
This is a scheduled hybrid class with lecture online and labs on campus
Lab instructor: Liz GasparCRNs
61686,
62573Instructor: Kris Burnell
This is a scheduled hybrid class with lecture online and labs on campus54951,
54952,
54953Instructor: Eric Wise.
Lectures and labs: Online, asynchronous65459,
67023Instructor: Jennifer Maupin
Lectures and labs: Starting January 18, labs will be on campus as scheduled. Lectures will be online until the College recommends a return to on-campus lectures. Students in the Wednesday lab will be invited to the synchronous Zoom lecture as they are already coming to campus for lab.54961,
54962,
64428,
64475, 64476,
64477,
64478, 64479,
64480Instructor: Jennifer Betancourt
Lab Instructor for CRNs 64478, 64479, 64480: Suz Gillespie
Lectures: Online by Zoom until further notice. the lectures online. Students that are in THAT day's lab can come and attend the Zoom-lecture in 309 (where I will be Zoom-lecturing).
Labs: You must attend the lab you are enrolled in. Labs are on campus, as scheduled
Discussion: By Zoom until further notice
Biology classes taught online
Biomedical Sciences Classes
These CRNs were planned as on-campus classes. They may have changes due to the current COVID-19 situation.
54993,
54995Instructor: Patty Saito. Lab instructor for CRN 54997: Dani Jones
Lecture and Lab: f2f labs for CRNs 54993 and 54995 will be online through Feb 17. Lecture is already online (hybrid class)60158,
63547,
64702,
67030Instructor: Barry Tanowitz. Lab instructor for CRNs 64702 and 67030: Gregg Afman
Lecture & Lab are both asynchronous57259,
59102,
67030Instructor: Peter Aguilar.
Lecture: Online
Lab: On campus as scheduled.63217,
63218,
64098,
64595Instructor: Robbie Fischer
Lab Instructor for CRN 63217: Jennifer Betancourt
Lecture: Lectures will be taught by Fischer F2F in the normally scheduled slot (12:45-2:05, EBS 309) with that day's lab students only; lectures will also be recorded, and students from a different day's lab will watch this recording asynchronously online. This applies to CRNs 63217 (lab taught by Betancourt), 63218, 64098, and 64595 (labs taught by Fischer).
Lab: Face to face at the scheduled time
• Fischer, Betancourt, and Gillespie are considering offering these lab sections to only half the students at a time, repeating each lab in this way twice, to limit the number of students in the lab. If we do this, previously made movies of the labs that don't get taught will be viewed by students asynchronously online.58810,
61944Instructor: Robbie Fischer
Lab Instructor: Suz Gillespie
Lecture: Both evening sections, CRNs 58810 and 61944, will have synchronous online lectures taught by Fischer and F2F labs taught F2F (with potential modification, see below) by Gillespie.
• Fischer, Betancourt, and Gillespie are considering offering these lab sections to only half the students at a time, repeating each lab in this way twice, to limit the number of students in the lab. If we do this, previously made movies of the labs that don't get taught will be viewed by students asynchronously online.
Biomedical Sciences classes scheduled for online instruction
Botany Classes
being taught online this semester
61493,
61494,
65519Instructor: Matt Kay
Lecture: Lecture: Online, asynchronous, posted on Canvas. With optional synchronous (“live”/“in person”) attendance: Mon & Wed, 11:10- 12:30
Lab: Online, asynchronous, posted on Canvas. Labs are mandatory, there is no “lecture only” registration option for this course.
Botany courses that are always taught online
We look forward to the end of the pandemic and being able to again offer the field-based
courses Bot 122: Flowering Plant Identification and Bot 123: Field Botany.
Environmental Studies Classes
offered in a hybrid format with in person meetings each month.
Environmental Studies classes that are always taught online
Zoology Classes
taught on campus as scheduled
55029 Instructor: Hisaya Fukui
Lecture:Zoology 122 F2F lectures will take place during our scheduled days & times in EBS 309 for lab students (those enrolled in Zoo 123) only from Jan18-Feb 16th. After that date, and assuming there are no further changes in school policies, lectures for ALL students will take place in EBS 309 as originally scheduled. All f2f lectures will also take place via Zoom so that non-lab students are able to attend remotely and participate in lectures.