Overview | Have a Course Reviewed | Become a Peer Reviewer | Certified Courses

Dozens of Oregon State faculty members have earned the distinction of having nearly 70 Ecampus online courses gain Quality Matters certification through a collegial peer review process. This is a significant accomplishment that means a course has met rigorous, research-based standards of course design.

Here is a current list of the Ecampus courses (listed alongside their instructors) that are QM-certified. Put your course on the track for certification by enrolling in an Ecampus QM training session today.

Course	Instructor
AEC 253 – Environmental Law, Policy, and Economics	Christy Brekken
AEC 351 – Natural Resource Economics and Policy	David Haim
AEC 388 – Agricultural Law	Christy Brekken
AGRI 411/511 – Intro to Food Systems: Local to Global	Christy Brekken
ALS 108 – Online Learning Success	Kyle Whitehouse
ALS 116 – Academic Success	Theresa Harper
ANS 121 – Introduction to Animal Sciences	Janelle Rice
ANTH 261 – Food in American Culture	Sarah Cunningham
ANTH 478 – Anthropology of Tourism	Mary Nolan
ART 359 – Photography, Activism, and Social Change	Lorenzo Triburgo
ATS 201– Climate Science	Andrea Allan
BA 333 – Legal and Ethical Business Solutions	Inara Scott
BA 353 – Professional Development	John Morris
BA 432 – Environmental Law, Sustainability, and Business	Inara Scott
BA 466 – Integrative Strategic Experience	John Morris
BI 311 – Genetics	Meta Landys
BOT 324 – Fungi in Society	Genevieve Weber
COUN 531 – Developmental Perspectives in Counseling	Arien Muzacz
COUN 533 – Addictive Behavior Counseling	Arien Muzacz
COUN 581 – Cross-Cultural Counseling	Arien Muzacz
CROP 200 – Crop Ecology and Morphology	Alyssa Duval
ED 471/571 – Multicultural Linguistics	Nelly Patino-Cabrera
FES 240 – Forest Biology	Dawn Anzinger
FES/HORT 350 – Urban Forestry	Paul Ries
FES 447/547 – Arboriculture	Paul Ries
FW 458/558 – Mammal Conservation and Management	Luke Painter
GEOG 203 – Human-Environment Geography	Shireen Hyrapiet
GEOG 462/562 – GIS III: Geospatial Analysis	Kuuipo Walsh
HDFS 360 – Critical Thinking in HDFS	Lori McGraw
HDFS 432 – Children and Youth with Special Needs	Anne Mannering
HDFS 444 – Family Violence and Neglect	Lori McGraw
HDFS 461 – Program Development and Proposal Writing	Lori McGraw
HHS 231 – Lifetime Fitness for Health	Daniel Roberson
HORT 255 – Herbaceous Ornamental Plant Materials	Al Shay
HST 469 – History of the Pacific Northwest	David Del Mar
IT 111 – First-year Italian	Raven Chakerian
KOR 111 – First-year Korean	Sunyoung Kim
KOR 113 – First-year Korean	Sunyoung Kim
LEAD 442/542 – Leadership Skills for Career Success	Jonathan Velez
MGMT 453 – Human Resources Management	Michele Swift
MGMT 575 – Integrative Capstone I	John Morris
MTH 112 – Elementary Functions	Ryan Hass
MTH 241 – Calculus for Management and Social Science	Marie Franzosa
MTH 245 – Mathematics for Management, Life, and Social Sciences	Stephanie Bowers
MTH 251 – Differential Calculus	Ryan Hass
PH 205 – Solar System Astronomy	Kathryn Hadley
PS 346 – Middle East Politics	Abdullah Mohammed Husain
RNG 421 – Wildland Restoration and Ecology	Yvette Gibson
RNG 441 – Rangeland Analysis	Yvette Gibson
RNG 442 – Rangeland-Animal Relations	Yvette Gibson
RNG 490 – Rangeland Management Planning	Yvette Gibson
RUS 231 – Russian Culture (Old Russia)	Betsy Ehlers
RUS 232 – Russian Culture	Betsy Ehlers
SPAN 111 – First-year Spanish	Raven Chakerian
SPAN 112 – First-year Spanish	Raven Chakerian
SPAN 113 – First-year Spanish	Raven Chakerian
SUS 102 – Introduction to Environmental Science and Sustainability	Meg Mobley
SUS 103 – Introduction to Climate Change	Jillian Gregg
SUS 304 – Sustainability Assessment	Ann Sheerer
SUS 420 – Social Dimmensions of Sustainability	Jen Myers
TCE 596 – Technology for Teachers	Cheridy Aduviri
WR 449 – Critical Reviewing	Sara Jameson
Z 348 – Human Ecology	Philip Pepe
Z 349 – Biodiversity: Causes, Consequences, and Conservation	Philip Pepe
Z 350 – Animal Behavior	Philip Pepe
Z 423 – Environmental Physiology	Meta Landys