2014-2015 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]   
						College of the Sciences
						
					
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Administration and Organization 
Dean  
Kirk A. Johnson, PhD (Dean Hall, room 130) 
 
Associate Dean  
David M. Darda, PhD (Dean Hall, room 130) 
 
Staff 
Kari Anderson, development officer 
Velma Henry, administrative assistant 
Cindy Klein, fiscal specialist 
Janis Orthmann, administrative assistant 
 
509-963-1866 
Fax: 509-963-1977 
www.cwu.edu/sciences 
 
The College of the Sciences (COTS) is comprised of 13 departments and 12 interdisciplinary programs representing disciplines in the behavioral, natural, and social sciences, and mathematics. The departments and programs of the college offer undergraduate baccalaureate degrees, master’s degrees, minors that supplement other degree programs, and a comprehensive range of service coursework. As an essential part of its mission, the college offers an extensive general education curriculum. The departments play a major role in Central’s Teacher Certification Programs, offering bachelor’s and master’s degrees for students preparing to be secondary teachers and providing coursework in educational foundations and discipline-specific content and methods. 
 
Departments within the college are committed to teaching excellence, active engagement by faculty in research, scholarship and professional service activities, student involvement in research, community service, and employing practical applications of academic specializations. 
  
Departments 
All departments offer baccalaureate degree programs and, in some cases, minors and master’s degrees. In addition to consulting department/program headings in this catalog, students are encouraged to contact individual departments and program offices directly. 
 
Anthropology and Museum Studies: 
Kathleen Barlow, PhD 
Dean Hall, room 356 
509-963-3201 
 
Biological Sciences: 
Tom Cottrell, PhD 
Science Building, room 338 
509-963-2731 
 
Chemistry: 
Levente Fabry, PhD 
Science Building, room 302 
509-963-2811 
 
Computer Science: 
James Schwing, PhD 
Hebeler Hall, room 219 
509-963-1495 
 
Geography: 
John Bowen, PhD 
Dean Hall, room 301 
509-963-1188 
 
Geological Sciences: 
Carey Gazis, PhD 
Lind Hall, room 108B 
509-963-2701 
 
Law and Justice: 
Rodrigo Murataya, PhD 
Farrell Hall, room 300 
509-963-3208 
 
Mathematics: 
Timothy Englund, PhD  
Bouillon Hall, room 108 
509-963-2103 
 
Physics: 
Andy Piacsek, PhD 
Lind Hall, room 201A 
509-963-2727 
 
Political Science: 
Bong Soon Yoon, PhD 
Psychology Building, room 415 
509-963-2408 
 
Psychology: 
Stephanie Stein, PhD 
Psychology Building, room 421 
509-963-2381 
 
Science Education: 
Martha Kurtz, PhD 
Science Building, room 107 
509-963-2929 
 
Sociology: 
Delores Cleary, PhD 
Farrell Hall, room 409 
509-963-1305 
 
Interdisciplinary Programs 
These programs offer specialized coursework, interdisciplinary baccalaureate majors or minors, master’s degrees or research, and public service functions. 
 
American Indian Studies: 
Toni Culjak, PhD 
Language and Literature, room 408D 
509-963-1531 
 
Center for Excellence in Science and 
Mathematics Education: 
Martha Kurtz, PhD 
Science Building, room 107 
509-963-2929 
 
Environmental Studies: 
Anne Johansen, PhD 
Science, room 207D 
509-963-2164 
 
Ethnic Studies: 
Nelson Pichardo, PhD 
Farrell Hall, room 440 
509-963-1348 
 
Interdisciplinary Studies - Social Sciences: 
Steve Schepman, PhD 
Psychology Building, room 429 
509-963-2389 
Museum of Culture and Environment: 
Mark Auslander, PhD  
Dean Hall, room 334 
509-963-3209 
 
Primate Behavior and Ecology Program: 
Lori Sheeran, PhD 
Dean Hall, room 335 
509-963-1434 
 
Resource Management Program: 
Anthony Gabriel, PhD 
Dean Hall, room 320 
509-963-1166 
 
Steve Hackenberger, PhD 
Dean Hall, room 349 
509-963-3224 
 
Science Honors: 
Audrey Huerta, PhD 
Lind Hall, room 118-A 
509-963-2718 
 
Science Talent Expansion Program (STEP): 
Wendy Bohrson, PhD 
Lind Hall, room 101 
509-963-2835 
 
Women’s and Gender Studies: 
Cynthia Coe, PhD 
Language and Literature Bldg., room 318 
509-963-2008 
 
Affiliated Centers and Institutes 
Center for Spatial Information and Research 
Anthony Gabriel, PhD 
Dean Hall, room 320 
509-963-1166 
 
Center for the Environment 
Anne Johnasen, PhD 
Science, room 207D 
509-963-2164 
 
Central Washington Archaeological Survey, 
Anthropology: 
Patrick McCutcheon, PhD 
Dean Hall, room 340 
509-963-2075 
Steve Hackenberger, PhD 
Dean Hall, room 349 
509-963-3224 
 
Chimpanzee and Human Communication 
Institute (CHCI): 
Mary Lee Jensvold, PhD 
CHCI Building 
509-963-2215 
 
Community Counseling and Psychological 
Assessment Center: 
Robyn Brammer, PhD 
Psychology Building, room 427 
509-963-3669 
 
Cultural Resources: 
Pat Lubinski, PhD 
Dean Hall, room 338 
509-963-3601 
 
Geodesy Laboratory and Pacific 
Northwest Geodetic Array (PANGA) 
Data Analysis Facility: 
Tim Melbourne, PhD 
Hebeler Hall, room 110A 
509-963-2799 
 
Health Career Resources: 
Tracy Andrews, PhD 
Dean Hall, room 351 
509-963-3220 
 
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