My last Telebears

I updated my comprehensive course list because I had Telebears early this morning. I don't know why the formatting on my table is so weird, or why some fonts are large than others. All I know is that it is taking loads of self-restraint to keep from looking up more classes to take before I graduate. I think I am graduating with a little over 150 units! Anyways. Here we go.

Class and Semester	Title		Instructor	Highlight(s)
Fall 2007
Chem 4A	General Chemistry and Quantitative Analysis		Kim, Moretto, Saykally	Fun labs for the OCD individual, cool in-class demos/explosions by Lonnie
Math 1A	Calculus		Vojta	Nothing whatsoever. My most hated class in all of Cal. (See Math 1B SP’08)
ESPM 50AC	Introduction to Culture and Natural Resource Management		Spreyer	Getting a danish from my GSI because I remembered everyone’s name in section
Chem C96	Introduction to Research and Study in the College of Chemistry		Assorted Nobel Laureates	Interesting, complex topics that I could unfortunately not stay awake for 4-6pm.
Spring 2008
Physics 8A	Introductory Physics		Golightly	Sweet professor who no longer teaches, the pronunciation of “magnitude” with a long A sound, the sweetest guy GSI I’ve ever met
Math 1B	Calculus		Jones	Prof was a chalk-covered mad scientist, told funny anecdotes that he calls “True Stories.”
Psych 1	General Psychology		Shimamura	Enthusiastic prof, material that makes you go “Wow!” and fun RPP experiments
NST 10	Introduction to Human Nutrition		Amy	What’s not fun about food? Also, not having to take the final exam. Sweet.
Fall 2008
Chem 3A	Chemical Structure and Reactivity		Pederson	I LOVE ORGANIC CHEMISTRY! (I’m not being sarcastic) Benzene rings are cute.
Chem 3AL	Chemical Structure and Reactivity Lab		Viernes	Having an MIT grad student as a lab partner was a plus, after I got over the intimidation
Bio 1B	General Biology		Carlson, Power, Mishler	Plants and evolution are interesting. Ecology with Mary Power, not so much…
Astro C10	Introduction to General Astronomy		Filippenko	Stargazing with the telescope on top of Campbell and meteor shower party at 4AM.
Plant Bio 10	Plants, Agriculture, and Society		Staskawicsz	Broad (easy!) overview of how cool plants are. Good nap time after swim class.
PE 3 Swimming	Physical Education Activities		Stefke	Swimming in the rain! The ultimate socializing class.
Spring 2009
Bio 1A	General Biology		Wilt, Rine, Firestone	Hm. The only thing I can think of is “What do you want from me, I’m old!”—Wilt
Bio 1AL	General Biology Lab		Helen	2 units for a dozen hours of studying per week was justified by cool dissections
Chem 3B	Chemical Structure and Reactivity		Pederson	Even more fun than Chem 3A! I would major in Organic Chemistry if I could…
Chem 3BL	Chemical Structure and Reactivity Lab		Pederson	My GSI fell asleep during my presentation and I called him out on it. I got an A.
NST 11	Introduction to Toxicology		Bjeldanes, Martin, Cassida	Toxicology is interesting and relevant. Half an hour of naptime before class helped.
Opt 10	The Eye and Vision in a Changing Environment		Adams	Video of eye surgery made me want to pursue optometry/ophthalmology as a career. Also! Case studies of nail in eye, acid in eye, blunt impact to eye! Cool!
PE 3 Swimming	Physical Education Activities		Stefke	Swimming in the sunshine! Ah, to be fit again.
Fall 2009
GWS 130AC	Gender, Race, Nation and Health		Thompson	International spin on health, race, and gender! So awesome! My favorite class.
Stat 2	Introduction to Statistics		D’abrera	Prof brought Tom-Tom cookies from Australia.
MCB 102	Survey of the Principles of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology		I honestly don’t remember	Metabolism is fun because it’s just all memorization. I can tell you some funny mnemonics to help you study! J
MCB 199	Directed Independent Study—Research Lab		Sul/Firestone	We study brown fat transcription factors. I do stuff for a postdoc.
PH 116	Seminar on Social, Political, and Ethical Issues in Health and Medicine		Assorted lecturers	Interesting range of topics from ethics and endocrinology to community nutrition.
PH 198	Seminar on Social, Political, and Ethical Issues in Health and Medicine		TA	This was the PH116 section. We ate donuts and bagels and talked about birth control.
Spring 2010
IB 169	Evolutionary Medicine		Carlson	First time taught. Evolutionary medicine is interesting, little-explored, and relevant!
Physics 8B	Introductory Physics		Deweese	Optics was fun. The best part about physics is not having to write up labs at home.
Slavic 50	Introduction to Russian/East European/Eurasian Cultures--Slavic Languages And Literatures		Coyne	Slavic cinema and literature is fascinating! Some of the stuff went over my head. I want to learn how to speak Russian and write in Cyrillic.
IB 199	Directed Independent Study—Research Lab		Sul	This is still my research lab, but now that I’m declared in IB, I switched it to IB199. I do top secret cool things.
MCB 180	Undergraduate Teaching Bio 1AL		Meighan	One of my students called my tank demos “Connie’s Amazing Marine Adventures.” Ah, I miss them already.
Fall 2010
IB 131	Human Anatomy		Carlson	Memorizing names of body parts you didn’t know you had.
IB 131L	Human Anatomy Lab		Carlson	5x more work than 131, but you get to touch cadavers, bones, tissues!
English 45C	Literature in English from mid-19th through the 20th century		Wong	My GSI uses words like “Keatsian valorization.” =(
IB c139	Biology of Stress		Francis	Kind of stressful and not very interesting, in my opinion
IB 199 or IB 196A	Lab Research		Sul	I just do volunteer research for fun now.
IB 117	Medical Ethnobotany		Carlson	How different groups around the world use plants! A lot more molecular/neurotransmitter mechanisms than I expected.
Spring 2011
IB 132	Mammalian Physiology
IB 132L	Mammalian Physiology Lab
IB 140	Human Reproduction
German c109	Language and Power