In 2012, Dr. Quave will be teaching the following courses:
Spring
- Emory University HLTH 385-000/ANT385-003: Botanical Medicine and Health. View Syllabus
- Emory University HLTH 385-001/ANT 385-004: Food, Health and Society
- Emory University HLTH 410: Predictive Health Challenges: Integrative Health View Syllabus
- University of Arkansas at Little Rock (web-based course) BIOL 2401-990: Microbiology w/ lab View Syllabus
Summer
- University of Arkansas at Little Rock (web-based course) BIOL 4399-999: Medical Botany w/ lab
- University of Arkansas at Little Rock (web-based course) BIOL 2401-990: Microbiology w/ lab
- Emory University: No classes planned
Fall
- Emory University: HLTH385/ANT385: Food, Health and Society
- Emory University: ANT431: Predictive Health: Many Diseases, Few Causes (Co-teaching with Dr. Lampl)
- University of Arkansas at Little Rock (web-based course) BIOL 2401-990: Microbiology w/ lab
NOTE: If you are interested in enrolling in one of Dr. Quave’s web-based courses offered through UALR, but are not a current UALR student, you will first need to go through an admissions process.There is a special process for non-traditional students (ie., post-bacs, transient, or non-degree seeking). You can find more info on the admissions process at the following website: http://ualr.edu/admissions/index.php/home/apply-for-admission/ I suggest that interested students begin this process early to ensure that all of the proper paperwork is in place before the course term begins. You may also apply for transfer credits between your institution (if currently enrolled in another university) and UALR. You may wish to contact the UALR Biology department for more information regarding this process. Their web address is: http://ualr.edu/biology/
