Fall 2008

• BIO1530 Introduction à la biologie des organismes
• ENG1100 Workshop in Essay Writing: This is how to write a thesis statement.
• PHI1501 Raisonnement et pensée critique: This course is lame. My premises? Venn diagrams are boring, and the prof mumbles incomprehensibly to himself in French.
• GEG1301 The Physical Environment: Climate! Hydrology! Geology! Also, doing a two hour lab watching water soak into soil.
• MAT1371 Descriptive Statistics

Winter 2009

• PHI1102 Moral Reasoning: Prof is so boring he's fascinating. Also, we reasoned while eating cheese croissants.
• ENV1101 Global Environmental Challenges: GODLY. Both the course and prof.
• GEG1302 Society and Environment: basically the same as ENV1101, except not godly.
• PSY1101 Introduction to Experimental Psychology
• PSY1102 Introduction to Applied Psychology: Both intro psychs were fascinating. 1101 was more about how the mechanics of the brain, and 1102 was emotions and disorders and relationships.

Fall 2009

• PHI2398 Environmental Ethics
• BIO2129 Ecology: This is where I waded around in a stream almost up to my waist and played bug catcher. And then wrote a 10 page lab report on it.
• PSY2110 Social Psychology: The second GODLY course.
• GEG2320 Introduction to Geomatics: making maps on computers. I enjoyed it, and was probably the only one who did.

Winter 2010

• ENG1120 Literature and Composition I: Prose Fiction
• ENV2501 La recherche environnementale : approches et méthodes: The only course I've skipped on a consistent basis, basically research methods taught by a prof who thinks that you can confirm a hypothesis.
• GEG2109 Canada and its regions
• GEG2704 Climatologie
• POL1502 Politique et mondialisation: *shudder* This is where I realized that I basically don't know anything about how the political world works.