Science Study Center S114
Winter 2012
Welcome to Bellevue College's Science Study Center

Now open evenings and Weekends!!

The Science Study Center is a multi-purpose room where science and math students gather to study, work with models and microscopes, view videos, take advantage of computer assisted learning and more. Faculty use the Study Center for scheduled demonstrations of course materials. Tutoring, review sessions and science advising sessions are also held in the Science Study Center

The Center is a popular science and math study area for students and faculty alike. The Center is staffed by Science Division faculty (who donate time) and by science and math tutors. The Macintosh computers have a variety of Science and Math software installed. The open hours and faculty staffing are shown below.

The Science Center can be reached on the BC campus by phone at extension 2196.

The Science Study Center Coordinator is Diane Mauldin. Diane can be reached at (425) 564-3122 or dmauldin@bellevuecollege.edu

The Science Center computer coordination for faculty is provided by Robert Hobbs. Questions about computer use in the Science Study Center should be directed to Robert at (425) 564-3154 or rhobbs@bellevuecollege.edu. If you have questions or comments about this website, please contact the site manager. site manager.

Science Study Center Hours, Winter 2012

Time	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
8:30	Sara Sepehri Physics	Bob Baldwin Physics	Bob Baldwin Physics	Bob Baldwin Physics	Bob Baldwin Physics, Carol Berg Chemistry
9:30	Shannon Fenster Nutrition	Arlene Williams Chemistry	Arlene Williams Chemistry	Shannon Fenster Nutrition	Robert Hobbs Physics
10:30	Rini Chakrabarti Math	Doug Brown Physics	Amy Knudson Geology, Astronomy	Raji Sundar Biology	Doug Brown Physics	11:00 AM Nona Zaheiritousi Chemistry	11:00 AM Siranush Bezirganyan Physics
11:30	Seema Jejurkar Biology, Microbiology and Nutrition	Al Farrand Nutrition, Biology and Microbiology	Kent Short Meteorology, Oceanography, and Environmental Science	Al Farrand Nutrition, Biology and Microbiology	Jennie Mayer Chemistry	Nona Zaheiritousi Chemistry	Siranush Bezirganyan Physics
12:30	Dennis Gorsuch Biology and Botany	Mike Hanson Biology, Botany	Jennie Mayer Chemistry	Jeff Novack Biology, Microbiology and Anatomy and Physiology	Ryan Bauer Math	Nona Zaheiritousi Chemistry	Siranush Bezirganyan Physics
1:30	Jacqui Drak Chemistry	Sandy Elliott Golden Biology and Anatomy and Physiology	Mausumi Maulik Math	Gina Fiorini Chemistry	Jed Serven Physics	Nona Zaheiritousi Chemistry	Siranush Bezirganyan Physics
2:30	Mark Goldstein Physics	Ashlyn Biology, Organic Chemistry	Mark Goldstein Physics	Jason Fuller Biology	Jed Serven Physics	Nona Zaheiritousi Chemistry	Siranush Bezirganyan Physics
3:30	Morgane LeGuennec Chemistry, Math, Biology	Shraddha Deodhar Chemistry	Laura Pitt Chemistry	Shraddha Deodhar Chemistry		Nona Zaheiritousi Chemistry Till 4:00	Siranush Bezirganyan Physics Till 4:00
4:30	Morgane LeGuennec Chemistry, Math, Biology	Mandie Nash Math	Laura Pitt Chemistry	Morgane LeGuennec Chemistry, Math, Biology
5:30	Morgane LeGuennec Chemistry, Math, Biology	Amanda Payton Engineering and Physics	Morgane LeGuennec Chemistry, Math, Biology	Jon Jensen Math
6:30	Morgane LeGuennec Chemistry, Math, Biology	Amanda Payton Engineering and Physics	Morgane LeGuennec Chemistry, Math, Biology	Jon Jensen Math
7:30	Morgane LeGuennec Chemistry, Math, Biology	Amanda Payton Engineering and Physics	Morgane LeGuennec Chemistry, Math, Biology	Jon Jensen Math

This page most recently modified on January 9, 2012.

Resources in The Science Study Center, S-114

The Computers:
The Science Study Center computers are dual boot Macintosh Machines, providing both WIndows and Macintosh environments. A variety of software exists on one or the other partition in support of science classes.

Printing:
Students may print single assignments or course notes for Science classes only. This printing is not supported by student fees and so we ask that you keep individual print jobs to small sizes and never exceed 20 pages. Please take larger jobs and printing fro other courses to the N building open lab where these tasks are appropriate.

The Bugs:
Not really bugs but single cellular life preserved on slides support the Biology courses. The slide set also includes tissue from many plants and animal samples.

The Bones:
Anaotmy and Physiology and Antropology students will find examples of bones to really get a feel for the skeleton and how the parts fit together. Muscles organs and other structures are also available as plastic models to support these courses.

Science Club News:
Science Clubs post meeting tiems and announcements in the Science Study Center.