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Meryl Geffner

Meryl Geffner

Contact:

Lynnwood Hall
3rd & 4th Floor
https://www.edmonds.edu/student-services/library/

425.640.1472

My Guides

Active Learning

African American Theatre

APA Style Guide 7th Ed

Arab American History & Experience

Art 111: Two-Dimension Design, with Audi Asaf

Art 150, 151, 152: Painting I, II, III

Artificial Intelligence and Teaching

Asian American & Pacific Islander History and Experience

Banned Books Week: September 22-28, 2024

BUS 101/ENGLP 093: Resources for Essay 2

Climate Justice Curriculum Institute

CMST& 101: Introduction to Communication Studies with Erin Davison

CMST& 101: Introduction to Communication, with Bridget Sutherland

CMST& 220: Public Speaking (Wednesday 6-8:10PM) with Bridget Sutherland

CMST& 220: Public Speaking, with Bridget Sutherland

CMST& 101: Introduction to Communication, with Leslie Rossman

Culinary Arts: New Books

Edmonds College Community Read: American Like Me: Reflections on Life Between Cultures

Edmonds College Community Read: Banana: The Fate of the Fruit that Changed the World

Edmonds College Community Read: Big Burn: Teddy Roosevelt and the Fire that Saved America

Edmonds College Community Read: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

Edmonds College Community Read: The Hotel on the Corner of Bitter & Sweet

Edmonds College Community Read: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

ENGL / HUM 170 Popular Genres, with Kathy Murphy

ENGL/HUM 110: Origins of English, with Kathleen Murphy

ENGL& 101: English Composition I

ENGL& 101: English Composition I, with Ann Modzelewski

ENGL& 102: Border Conflicts, with Lynn Hovde

ENGL& 102: Fairy Tales, Folktales, Myths, and Legends, with Martha Nagel

ENGL& 102: Making Reality: The Media, Society and Perception, with Rob Harrill

ENGL& 102: Political Protest and Social Movements, with Dan Hurley

ENGL& 102: Published Not Perished with Amanda Laughtland

ENGL& 102: Semiotics of Popular Culture, with Jerrod Bohn

ENGL& 102: Urban Legends, with Ryan DeMoss

ENGL& 102: What Makes Us Human? with Michael Overa

ENGL& 101 with Diana Aghabegian:

ENGL& 102: Food for Thought, with Martha Nagel

ENGL& 102: Humans and Nature, with Bill Carty

ENGL& 102: Sports in Contemporary Society, with Greg Van Belle

ENGL& 102:Technology and Society, with Ann Modzelewski

English 101 Reading List, with Elisabeth Fredrickson

English 101: MLA Citations, with Martha Nagel

English 102: Biodiversity and Culture, with Hsinmei Lin

Environmental Racism and the Environmental Justice Movement

Faculty Development Resources

HUM 108: World Mythology, with Pranab Kumar

Humanities 109: Greek Mythology, with Pranab Kumar

Humanities 201, with Ruth Harris-Barnett

Indigenous Peoples of the US: History and Experience

Information Literacy

JOBDV 130: College and Career Success

JOURN 125: Intro to Journalism

Kanopy - Getting Started Guide

Latinx / Hispanic History and Experience

LGBTQ+: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer+ Pride

Library Tutorial for JOBDev 100

Market Research

MGMT 130: Principles of Marketing, with Kari Guedea

MGMT 275: Business Strategies

MLA 8/9 Citation Guide

Nelson Mandela, 1918-2013

OER: Open Educational Resources

Painting 'The World House': Activist Art for Human Freedom

PHYS& 100: Physics Non-Sci Majors, with Rachel Wade

Police Brutality Against African Americans and Anti-Racist Protest

Primary Sources

Recommended Reading

Scholarship Guide

SOC 115/DivSt 115: Sociology of Gender, with Susanne Bohmer

SOC 150/DIVST 151: Health in Society, with Nomita Yadav

SOC 150/DIVST 151: Health in Society, with Susanne Bohmer

SOC& 101: Intro to Sociology, with Nomita Yadav

Sustainability Resources for Edmonds College

Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai

Veterans: Resources & Services

What is Juneteenth? - A Resource Guide

Women's History Month

My Subject Specialties

Art Business Communication Studies Culinary Arts English English 102 Humanities Journalism