BIOS 196 Wednesday Syllabus Fall BCQ

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BIOS 196 Wednesday Syllabus Fall 2017 BCQ email: BCQCoordinators@gmail.com Coordinators: Wednesday: Marisa Rubalcava Email: mrubal2@uic.edu Office hours: Monday 11:30 am - 12:30 pm and Tuesday 2pm -3 pm or by appointment Thursday: Juliana Theorell Email: jtheor2@uic.edu Office hours: Wednesday 9am-2pm or by appointment Faculty Advisors: Karin Nelson Email: knelsonn@uic.edu Roberta Mason-Gamer Email: robie@uic.edu Class location: Lectures meet in SEL 4289 Field Trips meet at the SES Rotunda BCQ Office in SES 3360 Overview The Biology Colloquium is a class that should provide insight on the many possible career choices one can pursue with a degree in Biology. Beyond that, it opens the opportunity for networking for its students, who can interact with each other and with people in the field. Students are expected to treat lecturers and field trip hosts with respect by not using cell phones, talking to one another, or sleeping during a presentation. Attendance is important, as this class only meets once a week. BCQ Schedule and Website The schedule of seminars and field trips will be on Blackboard in the Class Calendar Box, which is on the BCQ Blackboard. There is also a link on Blackboard to the NEW BCQ Website that was completed in the summer of 2015. This new website will have information about the class, past spring field trips and information about the student leaders. Course Grading There are 365 total points you can earn in this class. An A is 90%, a B is 80% and so forth. A journal is required after each Lecture and Field Trip, which is worth 10 points each. The quiz on Blackboard must be completed after each Lecture, which is 15 points each. Please note quizzes cannot be made up if you are absent the day of the lecture. Participation is mandatory, which will be graded based on attendance and participation in discussions and will be worth 5 points each class. There will also be a final reflection paper that is 35 points. A Student Leader Evaluation is a short survey done twice during the semester worth 10 points each. LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW FROM CLASS WITH A W IS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 rd 2017

Syllabus Quiz (20 points): Will be completed in class during 2nd WEEK 11 journals (10 points each): 110 points 6 quizzes (15 points each): 90 points Participation (5 points each day for 11 weeks, 15 points the last week): 70 points Final Reflection Paper: 45 points 2 Student Leader Evaluations (15 points each): 30 points Total: 365 points Deductions To respect the speakers who take time away from their careers to come and speak to us, cell phone/laptop use during a lecture is a 3 point deduction each time, and sleeping during lecture is another 3 point deduction (No excuses! If I see you sleeping you lose points!). Not turning in your journal on time results in half points (i.e. 5 points maximum possible, last time to submit late journal is Saturday midnight of the same week journal was due). Blackboard quizzes cannot be made-up if the deadline is missed. BCQ has zero tolerance for plagiarism and will lead to a failing grade in the course: do not copy Internet resources or other students, use your own experiences. Un-excused absences will lead to missed points and no make-up work. Excused absences require 24-hr. notice to your student leader and they will assign you make-up work (10pts only). Only 2 excused absences are allowed. Aside from deductions, extra credit is given throughout the semester. A maximum of 10 points of extra credit is given out to students. Students with Disabilities: Students who require accommodations for access and participation in this course must be registered with the Disability Resource Center and also must inform their student leader of the need for accommodations by the second week of class. A copy of the LOA must also be sent to both BCQ coordinators and both faculty coordinators. Disabilities that involve chronic, repeated absences cannot be accommodated in this course you need to be present regularly for credit. Journal Rubric There are 11 total journals. Each Journal should be at least one full page, Times New Roman, 12 pt. font, double spaced and 1-inch margins. Headings should include your name, your student leader s name, and the lecture/field trip. An example of a good journal is on BB under Assignments. ***A point will be taken off for EVERY FORMATTING ERROR. Here is what the journal should consist of:

P1: Who was the speaker/where was the field trip. What did you learn? (3 pts) If you could ask the speaker/field trip host one question, what would it be? (1 pt) P2: What did you like and didn t like about the speaker/field trip? (4 pts) P3: Would you recommend this speaker/field trip for future classes? Why/ why not? (2 pts) Quizzes Quizzes will be worth 15 points total, with a 2-point extra bonus question. They will be available on Blackboard after lecture and expire the midnight before the next class (Tuesday at ). There are 6 total 75 points. Final Reflection Paper Rubric This 35-point paper encapsulates the year and provides valuable feedback that shapes the course for the future. It should be at least two full pages, Times New Roman, 12-pt. font, double-spaced, and 1-inch margins. Headings should include your name and your student leader s name. This is a mandatory paper! The Final Paper must be emailed to the Coordinator before the date on the syllabus with file title: BCQFinal_Name. Here is what the Final Reflection Paper should consist of: P1: Discuss the performance of your student leader, what could he/she have improved and what did they do well? (5 pts.) P2: Discuss the performance of the coordinator in the way stated above. (5 pts.) P3: Discuss the aspects of the class that worked well (5 pts.) P4: Discuss those that didn t and how they can be improved (5 pts.) P5: What was the most useful/important thing you learned in this class? How did BCQ help with your future endeavors? OR How did it not help and can be improved for future classes (10 pts.)** An additional 5 points will be added for following directions such as formatting and content.** Schedule for the Fall 2017 Journals are to be turned in to BlackBoard via SafeAssign Quizzes are posted on BlackBoard under Assignments Week Date Agenda Assignments Points

1 08/30 Go over Syllabus + Introduction to class and your coordinator Do Icebreakers and group activities 2 09/06 Briefly go over Syllabus again for late registration Introduce students to their leaders Syllabus Quiz Quiz 1: BCQ Expectations Due Tuesday 9/12 at 11:59 PM Syllabus Quiz (20 pts) + Quiz 1 (15 pts) = 35 pts 3 09/13 In Class lecture (I) Quiz 2 and Journal 1 Due Tuesday 9/19 at 11:59 PM Quiz 2 (15 pts) + Journal 1 (10 pts) + 4 09/20 Small Field Trip (I) Journal 2 due Tuesday 9/26 at Journal 2 (10 pts) + Participation (5 pts) 5 09/27 In Class lecture (II) Quiz 3 and Journal 3 due Tuesday 10/03 at Quiz 3 (15 pts) + Journal 3 (10 pts) + 6 10/04 Small Field Trip (II) Journal 4 due Tuesday 10/10 at Journal 4 (10 pts) + Participation (5 pts) 7 10/11 In Class lecture (III) Student Leader Evaluation #1 Quiz 4 and Journal 5 due Tuesday 10/17 at Quiz 4 (15 pts) + Journal 5 (10 pts) + Participation (5 pts) Student Leader Evaluation #1 (15 pts) = 45 pts 8 10/18 Small Field Trip (III) Journal 6 due Tuesday 10/24 at Journal 6 (10 pts) + Participation (5 pts)

9 10/25 In Class lecture (IV) Mid-term grades available (10/26) Quiz 5 and Journal 7 due Tuesday 10/31 at Quiz 5 (15 pts) + Journal 7 (10 pts) + 10 11/01 Small Field Trip (IV) Journal 8 due Tuesday 11/07 at Journal 8 (10 pts) + Participation (5 pts) = 15 pts 11 11/08 In Class lecture (V) Student Leader Evaluation #2 Quiz 6 and Journal 9 due Tuesday 11/14 at Quiz 6 (15 pts) + Journal 9 (10 pts) + Participation (5 pts) + Student leader Evaluation #2 (15 pts) = 45 pts 12 11/15 Small Field Trip (V) Journal 10 due Tuesday 11/21 at 11:59 PM Journal 10 (10 pts) + Participation (5 pts) 13 11/22 No class--thanksgiving Weekend Nothing due for Tuesday, 11/28 14 11/29 Small Field Trip (VI) Journal 11 due Tuesday 12/05 at 11:59 PM Journal 11 (10 pts) + Participation (5 pts) 15 12/06 Final Lecture (VI) Final Paper Due FRIDAY (12/08) at 11:59pm (45 points) Participation (15 pts) + Final Paper (45 pts) = 60 pts 16 12/13 No Class--Finals Week Good luck with Finals and enjoy your break! Total 365