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Melanie Sellar

Head of Instruction and Assessment

Melanie Sellar

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My Guides

ENGL 1A Gomes Fall 2020

ENGL 2A Gomes Winter 2021

ENGL 2A Turner Winter 2021

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CHST 6: Information Literacy in Child Studies (O'Brien)

EDUC 369: Action Research (Nava)

Education Research: Tools & Techniques

ELSJ 9: Social Issues Research

ENGL 1: Critical Thinking & Writing I (Leither Win 2020)

Engl 106: Reading Culture (Tremblay-McGaw)

Engl 106: The Rhetoric of Forms (Tremblay-McGaw)

ENGL 113: Writing Center Theory & Practice (Krane)

ENGL 11A: Literatures of the World (Tremblay-McGaw)

ENGL 122: Film, Gender & Sexuality (Tremblay-McGaw)

ENGL 1A: Art, Culture, and Social Justice (Tremblay-McGaw)

ENGL 1A: American Literary Renaissances (Jalal)

ENGL 1A: Superheroes & Quests (Leuner Fall 2020)

ENGL 1A/2A Analyzing Crime Rhetoric (Keaton W20)

ENGL 1A/2A: LEAD Critical Thinking & Writing (Morgan)

ENGL 1A/H: Investigating Periodicals (Tremblay-McGaw)

ENGL 2A Gomes Winter 2020

ENGL 2A: Ethics and Activism (Krane Winter 2020)

ENGL 2A: Ethics and Activism (Krane Winter 2021)

ENGL 2A: Art, Culture & Social Justice (Tremblay-McGaw)

ENGL 2A: Art, Culture & Social Justice (Tremblay-McGaw)

ENGL 2A: Communities & Rhetorics (Tremblay-McGaw)

ENGL 2A: Reading Food, Self and Culture (Leither Spr20)

ENGL 2A: Reading Food, Self and Culture (Leither W20)

ENGL 2A: Reading Food, Self and Culture (Leither)

ENGL 2A: Retelling Fairytales (Leuner Winter 2020)

ENGL 31: Adaptations, Interventions and Collaborations (Tremblay-McGaw)

ENGL1A/2A: Critical Thinking & Writing (Tabari)

ETHN 165: Community Based Research Methods (Fernandez)

Ethnic Studies 69 / Women & Gender Studies 15 (Tremblay-McGaw)

Ethnic Studies Research

How to Learn with the Library

JST Students and the SCU Library

LEAD 100AW: Advanced Difficult Dialogues (Medina)

LEAD 101: Transfer Seminar

Libarian Instruction Professional Development

Library Service Quality Survey (LibQUAL+)

Miller Center Fellows

RSOC 117: Is Scientology a Religion

RSOC 14: Exploring Living Religions (Drescher FA21)

RSOC 64: Comparative Religion and Environmentalism (Robinson-Bertoni Spr19)

RSOC 64: Comparative Religion and Environmentalism (Robinson-Bertoni Summer 19)

RSOC 9: Ways of Understanding Religion: A Research Guide for All Sections

RSOC 99: Sociology of Religion (Wright)

SCTR 39 / WGST 47: Biblical Women & Power (Gibson)

SOC 1: Intro to Sociology (Theme: Race, Class, Gender)

SOC 11A: Cultures and Ideas

SOC 12A: Ideas in a Changing World (CNI Moles W20)

SOC 132: Social Stratification

SOC 153: Race, Class, and Gender

SOC 175: Researching Race and Inequality (Laker)

SOCI 120: Survey Research and Statistical Analysis

SOCI 121: Research Capstone

SOCI 122: Applied Sociology Capstone

SOCI 134: Globalization & Inequality (Chiaraluce)

SOCI 35: Intro to Research Design and Methods

TESP 129: Religion & Peace (Gibson Spr20)

TESP 149: Radical Theology and the Death of God (Giddings)

TESP 164: Religious Ethics and Business (Giddings)

TESP 42: Global Christianities

My Subject Specialties

Library and Information Science Pastoral Ministries Religious Studies Social Entrepreneurship Sociology