IS 100 is a course designed to provide Washburn students with the opportunities to develop their intellectual, civic and cultural identities. Our goal is to guide students on their journey. We believe that through active participation in this course, students will cultivate the skills necessary for success in an academic environment.

IS 100 students develop skills in goal setting and planning, effective reading, effective notetaking, testing strategies, memorization techniques and learning to cope with stress. The course introduces students to computing at Washburn, the Mabee library and co-curricular activities. Students will design an academic plan for their college career. This plan will be developed through careful consideration of students' interests and talents.

IS 100 Current Course Faculty:

• Ann Callies, Director, Educational Opportunity Program
• Pamela Erickson, Adjunct Instructor
• Caroline Fox, Academic Advisor, Center for Learning and Student Success
• Dr. Donna LaLonde, Associate Professor, Vice President for Academic Affairs
• Dr. Bruce Mactavish, Assistant Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Assistant Professor of History
• Dr. Diane McMillen, Associate Professor, Internship Director, Human Services Department
• Dr. Nancy Tate, Associate Dean, College of Arts & Sciences

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