§ Bachelor's coursework

The undergraduate foundation.

A full record of the courses behind the Geophysical Sciences degree — where the habits of reading systems and asking why first took shape.

[Two or three sentences here, in your voice, positioning the undergrad degree as the foundational thinking behind the technical work that came after — what it taught you to ask, how it shaped the way you read systems.]

§ Q01

Autumn 2012 3 courses

HUMA 11000
Readings In World Literature-1
MATH 15100
Calculus-1
PHYS 13100
Mechanics
§ Q02

Winter 2013 4 courses

HUMA 11100
Readings In World Literature-2
MATH 15200
Calculus-2
PHYS 13200
Electricity & Magnetism
SPAN 20300
Language History Culture-3
§ Q03

Spring 2013 4 courses

BIOS 20150
A Serious Introduction to Biology for Majors: From LUCA to the University of Chicago
BIOS 20152
Introduction to Quantitative Modeling in Biology Advanced
MATH 15300
Calculus-3
PHYS 13300
Waves, Optics, & Heat
§ Q04

Autumn 2013 4 courses

CHEM 11100
Comprehensive General Chemistry-I
GEOS 13100
Physical Geology
MATH 20000
Math Methods For Phy Sci-1
SOSC 13100
Social Science Inquiry-1
§ Q05

Winter 2014 4 courses

CHEM 11200
Comprehensive General Chemistry II
GEOS 13200
Earth History
SOSC 13200
Social Science Inquiry-2
STAT 22000
Stat Meth And Applications
§ Q06

Spring 2014 3 courses

CHEM 11300
Comprehensive General Chemistry-III
GEOS 13300
The Atmosphere
SOSC 13300
Social Sciences Inquiry-3
§ Q07

Autumn 2014 4 courses

BPRO 29000
Energy & Energy Policy
GEOS 28300
Principles Of Stratigraphy
MENG 20000
Introduction to Emerging Technologies
TAPS 10200
Acting Fundamentals
§ Q08

Winter 2015 · Oaxaca, Mexico 4 courses

SOSC 19019
Latin American Civilization in Oaxaca-1
SOSC 19020
Latin American Civilization in Oaxaca-2
SOSC 19021
Latin American Civilization in Oaxaca-3
SPAN 15015
Advanced Spanish in Oaxaca
§ Q09

Spring 2015 3 courses

BIOS 20198
Biodiversity
GEOS 24705
Energy: Science, Technology and Human Usage
STAT 22200
Linear Models And Exper Design
§ Q10

Autumn 2015 3 courses

ECON 19800
Introduction To Microeconomics
GEOS 22200
Geochronology
HIPS 20700
Elementary Logic
§ Q11

Winter 2016 3 courses

BIOS 20197
Evolution and Ecology
GEOS 23800
Global Biogeochemical Cycles
GEOS 25400
Intro to Numerical Techniques for Geophysical Sciences
§ Q12

Spring 2016 2 courses

GEOS 23400
Global Warming for Science Majors
MENG 25000
Introduction to the Design Process
§ Beyond the transcript
  • Varsity Soccer Four years
    2014 UAA Champions. Two-time Athlete of the Week.
  • Varsity Track & Field Four years
    2015–16 Jumps Team Captain. Athlete of the Week honoree.
  • Anonymonkey LLC, Cofounder 2014 — 2015
    Booth's Polsky Accelerator, $15K seed funding, 2nd place in the New Venture Challenge. Built a social app to 10K+ DAU and a global ambassador program in 16 countries.
  • Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, Program Manager 2016
    Pioneered a 3D-printed microfluidic device template that cut custom development costs by 99%. Helped launch the university's first Intro to Molecular Engineering course.
§ What this gave me

[Two or three sentences on what the undergrad actually left you with — not a credential list, but the habits of attention that still show up in the master's work.]

[Optional second paragraph if there's a specific thread worth naming — a course, a professor, a question that's still open.]