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Accordion Component

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Accordions shorten pages and reduce scrolling, but they increase the interaction cost by requiring people to decide on topic headings. An accordion is a vertically stacked list of headers that can be clicked to reveal or hide content associated with them.

Include an optional “Notes” paragraph to come just before your content, or placed to the left or right.

Calls to Action Component

Putting students' wants, needs and interests first.

Catalog: Courses Component

BIOL 100. INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY. 5 Credits.

Notes: lecture is paired with weekly interactive, inquiry-based laboratory investigations to assist students in critical thinking and further illustrate lecture topics.
Pre-requisites: ≥C in ENGL 101.
Satisfies: a BACR for natural sciences.
This course furnishes an understanding of fundamental topics in biology–diversity of life, form and function of living organisms, information flow, and transfer of energy. The course covers basic chemistry, cell structure and function, animal physiology, introductory genetics, evolution, introductory ecology, and carbon flow.

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CHEM 100. INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY. 5 Credits.

Notes: laboratory work is included.
Pre-requisites: MTHD 104 with a grade ≥C, or concurrent enrollment in MATH 114.
This course prepares those who have not had a satisfactory background in high school chemistry to take CHEM 161 and CHEM 161L, or CHEM 171 and CHEM 171L. Topics include the scientific method, SI and metric systems, unit conversions, atomic structure, periodic table, bonding, and stoichiometry.

Catalog Listing

What You'll Learn

The following information comes from the official EWU catalog, which outlines all degree requirements and serves as the guide to earning a degree. Courses are designed to provide a well-rounded and versatile degree, covering a wide range of subject areas.

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Diversity and Inclusion Certificate, Undergraduate

Required Courses
AAST 200	AN INTRODUCTION TO DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION	3
AAST/HIST 220	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY: POST CIVIL WAR TO PRESENT	5
Required Electives–choose upper-division AAST or any of the following:		10
CHST 330	LATINO IMMIGRATION TO THE U.S.
CHST 331	LATINO FAMILY IN THE U.S.
CHST 335	GENDER REVOLUTION AND POLITICS
GWSS 324	ECONOMICS OF POVERTY AND DISCRIMINATION
GWSS 331	PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN
GWSS 340	TRANSNATIONAL FEMINISMS
GWSS 376	CONTEMPORARY INDIGENOUS WOMEN
GWSS 383	WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY
GWSS 386	CHILDREN AND THE FAMILY
IDST 316	AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORY I
IDST 317	AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORY II
IDST 321	CONTEMPORARY INDIAN ISSUES
SOCI 320	RACE AND ETHNIC RELATIONS: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
SOCI 321	SEX AND GENDER
SOCI 385	GLOBAL MIGRATION
Total Credits		18

Include an optional “Intro copy” paragraph if you would like a full-width paragraph to come just before your content.

First Column

Divide your content into two to six columns. You’ll see the equal-width columns on desktops and larger screens.

Second Column

Using multiple columns not only to make text reading more comfortable, but it also allows to make better use of the space on the page.

Third Column

Three is a magic number.

Contact Cards Component

This component is designed to highlight contact information and biographies.

Swoop

Mascot

Eastern Washington University

swoop@ewu.edu

509.555.5555

Hilani

K9 Facility Dog

EWU Police Department

Copy with Image Component - 50/50

This is the copy with image component, option 50/50. The image takes up half of the screen, as a background. The “Background Crop” is set to “Chevron.”

Copy with Image Component - 25/75

This is the copy with image component, option 25/75. The image takes up 75% the screen, as a background. The “Background Crop” is set to “No Crop.”

Copy with Image Component - Small

This is the copy with image component, option small. The image fits inside a main content container, with spacing above and below. This option is great for headshots and images that shouldn’t be cropped.

Choose a background pattern to compliment the other items on the page.

Copy with Image Component - YouTube

This is the copy with image component, option YouTube. The video fits inside a main content container, with spacing above and below.

Choose a background pattern to compliment the other items on the page.

Destination Eastern Component

This component is a great tool for highlighting specific program features, sharing links to resources and much more.

Library

The JFK Library is a great place to study.

Food

Dining Services has several locations for you to choose from.

Show Details?

Toggling “Show Details?” to “Yes” gives you this space below the icons to add additional information whether it be bulleted text, paragraphs or even an image.

Use the "Quote" field to create a callout.

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Events Display Component

View Academic Calendar

Link Cards Component

First Card

This component works well to highlight a certain topic and then link out to another page or website.

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Second Card

We often use this component to help draw more attention to links and buttons, rather than a regular hyperlink in a text paragraph.

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Map Component