• Class Syllabi and Schedules

    PROFESSOR VOGT

  • ANNOUNCEMENTS (2026-27)

    Welcome to Professor Lisa Vogt's classes! Announcements (such as class cancellations) will appear in this space.

    Questions or concerns? Contact the professor anytime through Moodle.

  • HELLO

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    Lisa Vogt

    Professor

    Prof. Vogt hails from Washington State. She finds joy being in nature—communing with trees and plants, watching the sky turn pink at sunset, and listening to birds sing. She also enjoys caring for her backyard silkie chickens, Coco and Channel (pictured above and below), and cherishes moments of feeling "in the flow" and connected with friends and loved ones.

  • www.LisaVogt.com

    If you are so inclined.

  • Monday 1

    AREA STUDIES

    [01] Meet and Greet

    [02] T-Shirt Project Overview

    [03] The Economics * (DL01)

    [04] Technology & Subsidies * (DL02)

    [06] Indonesia [satellite farms/spinning] * (DL03)

    [07] Two Sisters * (DL04)

    [08] Garment Industry * (DL05)

    [09] Bangladesh / Columbia * (DL06)

    [10] Nixon and Kimchi * (DL07)

    [11] Container * (DL08)

    [12] Taxes * (DL 09)

    [13] The Afterlife (DL10) * [Test Info]

    [14] Work, Trade, Clothes * (DL11)

    [15] Final Reports/Essay Due

     

  • Monday 2

    READING & DISCUSSION

    This course will inspire students to “awaken the goodness within themselves.” Students who take this class will have many opportunities to reflect upon their lives and to reassess the various choices that they make in their day-to-day encounters. Through various in-class activities and assignments, students will learn the importance of being authentic in their life choices and keeping an open, honest, and positive outlook no matter the circumstance.

     

    04.13 ---

    04.20 ---

    04.27 Introduction & Syllabus Review

    05.04 It Comes Around + Class Task

    05.11 Responsibility + Class Task

    05.18 Consider Possibilities + Class Task

    05.25 PRESENTATION 1 [What to Do]

    06.01 PRESENTATION 1 [What to Do]

    06.08 Let Go + Class Task 

    06.15 Yourself as a Gift + Class Task 

    06.22 Progress + Class Task

    06.29 Complaining + Class Task + Survey

    07.06 PRESENTATION 2 [What to Do]

    07.13 PRESENTATION 2 [What to Do]


    07.20 TBA - Special Session


    --SUMMER VACATIONS--
     

    09.14 Summer Vacation Task

    09.21 Imagination + Class Task

    09.28 Your Response + Class Task 

    10.05 On Your Own

    10.12 Your Own Life + Class Task 

    10.19 A Different Take + Class Task

    10.26 PRESENTATION 3 [What to Do]

    11.09 PRESENTATION 3 [What to Do]

    11.16 Faithful Choices + Class Task

    11.30 World Lies Within + Class Task 

    12.07 Redefining Effort + Class Task + Final Review

    12.14 PRESENTATION 4 [What to Do]

    12.21 PRESENTATION 4 [What to Do]

    01.18.2021 TBA

    01.25.2021 Final Review [Required] + Survey

     

    EVALUATION

    Grades will be decided on a balanced performance in the following areas: Quarterly Student Presentations, Weekly in-class Tasks/Contribution, and Semester Review/Final Review Essay.

     

    TEXTBOOKS

    No class textbook. Materials will be distributed via a website link. Students are responsible for bringing printouts of the downloaded material to each class.

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