Welcome to Michele Manber's home page.
I teach in the Psychology Department at Highline Community College. Feel free to email me any questions at: mmanber@highline.edu or give me a call at 206.878-3710, ext. 3407. My office is located in building 11, room 206.
Following is my teaching schedule for Fall, 2009
| Course Number | Course Name | When it meets | Location |
| Psychology 100 | General Psychology | 9- 9:50 am daily | 21-206 |
| Psychology 100 | General Psychology | 10 - 10:50 am daily | 21-206 |
| Psychology 180* | Human Sexuality | 11 - 12:03 Mon-Thurs | 21-201 |
*note this is the SAME class as the one formerly called Behavioral Science 100. You will not receive credit for taking BOTH courses.
You can reach me in my office (11-206) Fall quarter during the following office hours (tentative schedule at this point):
| Office Hours | ||
| Day of week | Time in office | |
| Mondays | 12:10 - 1 p.m. | |
| Tuesdays | 8 - 9:50 a.m. |
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| Wednesdays | 8 - 9:50 a.m. |
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| Thursdays | 8 - 9:50 a.m. | |
| Fridays | 11 - 11:50 a.m. |
| If you would like to see me, |
| but these hours do not work |
| for you, please give me a call to |
| arrange another time. Don't just go 'round and round |
Note: Wednesday office hour is in building 21, room 204
Information for my Fall, 2009 classes can be accessed by clicking on the links below: (will be updated soon)
Psychology 100 (Introduction to Psychology)
Psychology 180 (Human Sexuallity )
Here are some links you might find useful:
Psychology related:
Tipsheet for psychology majors
Career Decision Tree for Psychology Students
Psychology careers for the 21st century
Psychology Department at the University of Washington
HANDOUTS FROM THE PSYCHOLOGY WRITING CENTER AT UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
Writing papers using the American Psychological Association guidelines
Putting citations and references in APA form (also has MLA form)
Study Skills:
from Bucks County Community College
Study Skills Self Help (from Virginia Tech)
Checking out myths, urban legends, and potential rumors:
Information
Encyclopedias, maps, online libraries, dictionaries, etc
How to recognize and avoid plagiarism
Plagiarism and tips on when to use quotes and when NOT to use quotes when writing papers
link to past course:
Psychology 250 (Research Methods - Spring 2009)
Highline Community College Privacy Policy
Highline Community College Public Disclosure
Some personal pictures
Summer vacation: a stop on a flight over Denali
my family visits a small town
