Required Material:
Sareen Gropper and Jack Smith. (2013) Advanced Nutrition and Human Metabolism, 6th ed.
Safety goggles ($2)
Sewn laboratory notebook
Calculator with scientific notation

Inclusivity is a demonstration of equity and social justice through awareness, understanding, and respect for the differences in identity, culture, background, experience, and socialization, and the ways in which these forms of difference impact how we live and learn. Inclusivity requires equitable, institution-wide representation and access to resources. In practice, this manifests itself by each individual being aware of, committed to, and responsible for the well-being and care of all students, staff, and faculty.

Student Evaluation

The three lowest daily quiz scores and the lowest lab grade will be dropped. If you miss class or lab for any reason (illness, religious observance, field or athletic trip, family, etc.), that day’s quiz or lab grade will be among those dropped. You should save these for when you need them. Missing more than three days of class and one day of lab will negatively affect your grade. The maximum number of absences allowed for this course is six class periods and two lab sessions. Missing more than this maximum will result in automatically failing the course.

If you have a disability and need accommodations, contact Learning Enrichment and Disability Services (LEADS) located on 2nd floor Pearsons (north side), 608-363-2572, learning@beloit.edu or make an appointment through joydeleon.youcanbook.me. For accommodations in my class, you must bring me an Access Letter from the Director of LEADS and then we will discuss how to implement the accommodations. Contact that office promptly; accommodations are not retroactive.

Free peer tutoring is available for most classes. For a tutor, apply by going to your Portal, to the Student Life tab, and then apply using the Tutoring Forms (on left) and Request a Tutor. If you have any questions, contact LEADS.