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Chemistry 127-01 Nutrition Syllabus Master
10:15-12:05 MWF Murray New Science Building 301
Chemistry text readings chosen by you for chemistry you missed in Chem117

Day

Date

Topic

Reading completed before this class:

Due

Mcls30

10 Nov

Poster printing

How to do oral Print Poster
T 11 Nov Poster printing   Print Poster

12Wcls31

12 Nov

International Symposium - no class

   

Fcls32

14 Nov

Poster rehearsals   1/2 page essay due - Write about a Symposium talk you attended

Mcls33

17 Nov

Poster rehearsals    

12Wclass34

19 Nov

 

Student Symposium

  poster!!! must be up by 800am

12Fclass35

21 Nov

 

evaluation of process
LAB : Bring treat/healthy snack

Bring treats
Snack, 1 page nutrition analysis in lab notebook

M
class36

24 Nov

 

Lab : 2d

12Wclass37

26 Nov

 

Top Ten Superfoods List

   

  THANKSGIVING  

M
class38

1 Dec

Sizer C.11-Diet/ disease
self-check 11

Sizer C.11

Complete bonus lab part 2

13W cls39

 

3 Dec

Sizer C.12/13 - food safety/mother/infant
self-check 12/13
Sizer C.12/13

Do It Form D11-1

F
class40

5 Dec

Sizer C.14 -teen/mature
self-check 14
Sizer C.15-global nutrition

Sizer C.14/15 LAB MANUAL eval #4

M

class41

8 Dec

 

Sizer C.15
self-check 15
Review for final quiz

Course evaluations 

Sizer C.15 class evaluation

14W class42

10 Dec

 

Liberal Arts Education?

Willett pyramid and Goals and self-check quiz

Sizer appendices

PRIMARY GOALS:
1. CONSTRUCT A POSTER BY DOING NUTRITION RESEARCH
2. LEARN BASIC CHEMISTRY NEEDED FOR NUTRITION
3. GET A BASIC COURSE IN NUTRITION
4. EXPERIENCE LABS FOR NUTRITION

SECONDARY GOALS: 1. acquire new nutrition knowledge independent of a course environment
2. know where to find authoritative nutrition information
3. evaluate the validity of nutrition information
- INFORMATION LITERACY
4. gain insight into how biochemists design and implement research projects

5. gain insight into how scientific data is used in for media reports and policy decisions
6. express nutrition-related information through effective communication skills, especially writing.- INFORMATION LITERACY
7. integrate interdisciplinary knowledge with scientific research

 

 

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