Amanda Cain, adjunct (language, literature, philosophy, environmental studies, law, organizational leadership, economics & business)
Dianne Carey (information science, art, education, geography, history, sports/recreation, fashion, generalities)
Mary Ann Confar, adjunct (computer science, music, performing arts, technology)
Amy Herman (anthropology, social problems, ESOL, physical therapy, political science, sociology culinary arts, customs & folklore, home & family managment)
Meredith Tummeti, adjunct (Poulsbo and Shelton collections, Graphic Books & Comics)
Heather Newcomer (Communication & Journalism, Digital Filmmaking, Education/Teaching & Learning, Math/Science, Medicine/Health, Psychology, Religion)
Open Educational Resources (OER) are teaching, learning, and research materials that are either (a) in the public domain or (b) licensed in a manner that provides everyone with free and perpetual permission to engage in the following "5R" activities.
For information on OER licenses as well as how OER benefits students, please see the Why OER page.
Adapted from "Open Education" by Creative Commons