Spring 2007
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CHEM 199
Undergraduate Open Seminar

Credit:  1 to 5 hours.


May be repeated. Approved for both letter and S/U grading.


Section Information
CRNTypeSectionTimeDays Location  Instructor
10505  independent study   ARRANGED    
Departmental Approval Required

41974  discussion- recitation  04:00 PM - 04:50 PM  room 8
Chemistry Annex 
Denofrio, L 
2 hours
Departmental Approval Required
Students will work to administer the Kids and Chemistry Outreach program. Students will work hands-on with elementary age children as well as train their peers to work in elementary school classrooms. Students will create new curricula, improve past curricula, maintain the materials for the program, and share administrative duties such as scheduling classroom visits and training sessions.

32552  lecture  L1 12:00 PM - 12:50 PM MWF  room 140
Burrill Hall 
Denofrio, L; Lu, Y 
2 hours
Section L1 and L2: Chemistry and Biology of Everyday Life Intended for students from freshman to senior science majors wishing to explore in depth scientific topics of their interests within the chemistry and biology of everyday phenomena. Initial activities will involve learning and giving presentations about the topics of interests. Later activities could involve performing research in a laboratory. Students will interact closely with professors and other researchers to design and carry out their project. This course is offered to students of all levels. Students who enroll in the course for the first time should sign up for LEC L1 (2 credit hours). Return students should sign up for LEC L2 (1credit hour). Repeating the course for credit is highly encouraged. Please check the web site at hhttp://atlas.scs.uiuc.edu/chem199L for a detailed description of the course content and registration information.

32558  lecture  L2 12:00 PM - 12:50 PM WF  room 140
Burrill Hall 
Denofrio, L; Lu, Y 
1 hours
Section L1 and L2: Chemistry and Biology of Everyday Life Intended for students from freshman to senior science majors wishing to explore in depth scientific topics of their interests within the chemistry and biology of everyday phenomena. Initial activities will involve learning and giving presentations about the topics of interests. Later activities could involve performing research in a laboratory. Students will interact closely with professors and other researchers to design and carry out their project. This course is offered to students of all levels. Students who enroll in the course for the first time should sign up for LEC L1 (2 credit hours). Return students should sign up for LEC L2 (1credit hour). Repeating the course for credit is highly encouraged. Please check the web site at http://atlas.scs.uiuc.edu/chem199L for a detailed description of the course content and registration information.

32559  discussion- recitation  ARRANGED   Adams, G 
1 hours
for Merit and Transition workshop students only.

32560  conference  05:00 PM - 06:20 PM  room 161
Noyes Laboratory 
Miller, J 
To engage children in hands-on science activities. An additional two hours are devoted to developing activities and materials.