100     Introduction to Geological Sciences 201     Physical Geology I 202     Physical Geology II 314     Historical Geology 408     Invertebrate Paleontology 411     Stratigraphy 310     Chemical Mineralogy 311     Mineral Crystallography 312     Optical Mineralogy 315     Petrology 429     Petrography 530     Igneous Petrology 310     Geography of Landforms 329     Aerial Photography Interpretation 412     Structural Geology 460     Photogeology 462     Principles of Geochemistry 499     Single Crystal X-ray 513     X-ray Analyses of the Earth 440     Economic Geology of Metallics 442     Mineral Fuel Geology 304     Atmospheric Environment 305     Introduction to Oceanography 312     Fundamentals of Soil Science 317     Resources & Natural Conservation Management 420     Geological Field Methods 421     Geology Field Camp 497     Mt St Helens Field Trip 539     Cascade Field Trip 601     Research Project on Washington Pegmatites 497     Geological Hazards 486     Introduction to Geophysics 598     Graduate Seminar 600     Thesis:  Pegmatites of northeastern Washington 230     Introduction to Computer Programming 299     Computer Science Lab 539     Computer Graphics in Geology 121     Introduction to Astronomy 131     Physics I 132     Physics II 133     Physics III 143     Physic III Lab 151     General Chemistry I 152     General Chemistry II 153     General Chemistry III 161     Calculus I 162     Calculus II 101     Principles of College Writing 205     Introduction to Technical Writing 101     Introduction to Speech 109     Speech Composition 201     Introduction to Education 325     Teaching in a Pluralistic Society 390     Science Education Methods 101     Cultural Anthropology 316     Human Values 201     Introduction to Philosophy 108     History of Western Civilization 1500-1815 454     Myth, Ritual, and Magic 316     Man in Modern World 339     Soviet Union History 347     Russian Literature 102     Japan Tradition and Transition 246     Advanced Wrestling and Weight Training 130     Varsity Wrestling EWU NAIA 109     Faceting I

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(*/** I have not submitted my thesis and these 10 credits has not been credited)

(*/**)    I have received 268 college credits from Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Washington and from Spokane Community College in Spokane, Washington to learn some more vocational skills.  I have an aggregate 3.53 GPA and in graduate school I have a 3.59 GPA.

I received my Bachelor’s in Science degree in Geology in 1983 from Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Washington and was accepted into their graduate’s program toward a Master’s in Science degree in Geology in 1984.  I have not submitted my thesis and defended it for 10 more credits and satisfy the requirements for a Master’s in Science degree.  I also sought at the same time toward a  Bachelor’s in Arts in Education degree in Earth Science for Kindergarten to 8th Grade teaching. I need to do one quarter of student teaching in a local area public school and will get 15 more credits and satisfy the requirements for an education degree.