Online Chemeketa Online and Distance Education Schedule of Classes

Summer 2010

Please see the new priority registration schedule on page

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How to enroll? See page 4 Summer term begins June 21

What’s on TV? Check out the cable broadcast guide on page 10 For online step-by-step

registration instructions,

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online.chemeketa.edu

Summer 2010 Term Calendar As of Spring 2010, Chemeketa now allocates registration start times over five days. Start times will be based on the number of earned Chemeketa credits.

Registration begins for students with 60+ credits

May 17 at 8:00 am

Registration begins for students with 30-59 credits

May 18 at 8:00 am

Registration begins for students with 13-29 credits

May 19 at 8:00 am

Registration begins for students with 0-12 credits

May 20 at 8:00 am

New student registration

May 21 at 8:00 am

Beginning of term

June 21

Last day to register without instructor signature

June 28

Last day to withdraw and receive a refund

July 6

Audit requests due

July 19

Last day to withdraw from classes without responsibility for grades

July 19

Holidays

July 5

End of term

August 14 (8 week) August 28 (10 week)

Summer Friday Closures

June 25 - Aug 27 Except Jul 9

It is the policy of Chemeketa Community College and its Board that there will be no discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, citizenship status, pregnancy and related conditions, family relationship, veteran’s status, disabilities and tobacco usage in any educational programs, activities or employment. Persons having questions about equal opportunity/affirmative action should contact the Affirmative Action Officer at 4000 Lancaster Dr. NE, Salem, Oregon 97309-7070, or call 503.399.4784. To request this publication in an alternative format, please call 503.399.5192.

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STUDENTS NEW TO CHEMEKETA Steps to register for credit classes

1. Apply for admission • •

Submit an application at applyonline.chemeketa.edu After submitting your application, you will receive a welcome e-mail or letter that includes your My Chemeketa user name, password and your student ID number (K#)

2. Apply for financial aid •

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The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Chemeketa’s school code is 003218. Apply early. The process can take up to 16 weeks or more. For more information go to: www.chemeketa.edu/ services/financialaid

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Degree or certificate seeking students are required to take placement tests before registering for classes Walk-in testing on the Salem campus in Building 6, Room 216 Monday and Wednesday, 9 am–5 pm (Last test begins at 3 pm) Tuesday and Thursday, 9 am–8 pm (Last test begins at 6 pm) Bring your K# and picture ID (no cell phones allowed). Your test scores in reading, writing and math will be available immediately after testing Preparing for the reading, writing and math placement tests may help you save money by taking fewer classes. For tips on taking the placement test and sample questions, go to www.chemeketa. edu/services/counseling/testing/compass.html. Online students: call 1.800.645.1992 to find a Compass testing site near you

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Degree or certificate seeking students are required to view the new student orientation before registering for classes Log on to my.chemeketa.edu with your username and password and click on the Orientation tab

Bring your placement test results and any previous college transcripts Advising sessions are facilitated by counselors & advising specialists in Counseling and Career Services in Building 2, Salem campus Seating is limited; Sessions start on time—no late entry (allow two hours) Summer term sessions Thursdays, May 13, 20, 2:30 pm Tuesday, May 18, 5:30 pm Wednesday, May 19, 10 am

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Learn about campus resources, My Chemeketa and other useful services to help you be a successful college student Assistance is available to view the online orientation. Visit the Counseling Center in Building 2, Salem campus.

6. Register for classes • • •

Check your registration status at my.chemeketa.edu with your user name and password Register from any computer at my.chemeketa.edu with your user name and password On-campus registration assistance is available in the Counseling Center, Building 2, Salem campus, 8 am–5 pm, Monday–Thursday

7. Arrange for payment • •

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Pay online at my.chemeketa.edu Pay in-person at the Enrollment Center (Building 2, Room 200 on the Salem campus) or any Chemeketa campus Pay by mail: Business Services, PO Box 14007, Salem, OR 97309-7070 Payment is due within 10 days of class registration For questions, e-mail [email protected] or call 503.399.5011

Chemeketa Community College is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and educational institution. To request this publication in an alternative format, please call 503.399.5192. For a disability related accommodation, please contact Disability Services at least two weeks prior to this event at 503.399.5192 (TTY/voice) or [email protected].

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How to enroll New non-degree students start here You are a non-degree student if you are taking courses for personal enrichment or job enhancement but do not plan to complete a program of study .

Complete an admission application Submit an admission application online at applyonline.chemeketa.edu Allow three working days for processing. Enrollment Services will e-mail or mail you registration information after it has received your admission application.

Prepare to register A few days before you register, log in to My Chemeketa to make sure your account is active.

Take a Placement Test The test assesses your skills in your reading, writing and math. It can help you select courses that match your abilities. Testing is available at various Chemeketa locations.

View the new student online orientation Learn about campus resources and other information to help ensure a successful college experience.

Attend an advising session A counselor or academic advisor can help you plan your education and work with you to resolve issues impacting your success.

Register for classes Follow the directions in the e-mail you received from Enrollment Services.

Register for classes Follow the directions in the e-mail you received from Enrollment Services.

Arrange for payment

Arrange for payment

Payment must be made within 10 days of registration to avoid a $25 late fee. If you cannot make payment within 10 days of your registration, you are responsible for dropping your classes.

Payment must be made within 10 days of registration to avoid a $25 late fee. If you cannot make payment within 10 days of your r egistration, you are responsible for dropping your classes.

New degree students start here You are a degree student if you plan to pursue a transfer degree or a professional-technical degree or certificate.

Apply for financial aid Eligible students can receive fi nancial assistance with a variety of college-related expenses.

Continuing students start here You are a continuing student if you have taken a course at Chemeketa in the last four terms prior to summer term

Prepare to register A few days before you register, log in to My Chemeketa to make sure your account is active and you don’t have any holds that would prevent you from registering.

Register for classes

Complete an admission application

Arrange for payment

Submit an admission application online at applyonline.chemeketa.edu. Allow three working days for processing.

Payment must be made within 10 days of registration to avoid a $25 late fee. If you cannot make payment within 10 days of your registration, you are responsible for dropping your classes.

Enrollment Services will e-mail or mail you registration information after it has received your admission application.

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Register on the Web Sign up for classes from your nice, cozy couch

You need to meet the criteria for continuing or admitted student before registering. If you are not a continuing or admitted student, you will need to submit an Admission Application before attempting to use the registration system. An Admission Application is provided on page 31 or at http://online.chemeketa.edu/new/ You’ll need this Schedule of Classes, a computer with an Internet connection, a current version of any popular Web browser, and your user name and password to access your “My Chemeketa” home page. Log in by going to http://my.chemeketa.edu. If you are new to the site, click on “How do I get a user name and password?” on the webpage. Enter your User Name and Password in the “Secured Access Login” box. Did you have trouble logging in to “My Chemeketa”? Then contact Chemeketa’s Information Technology Help Desk at 503.399.7899 (open weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.). From the “My Chemeketa” home page, click on the School Services tab. Under the School Services tab, click the Registration link under the Student Services & Financial Aid menu. Click on the “Add or Drop Classes” link under the “Student Services & Financial Aid” menu. Choose the appropriate term from the pop-up list and then click on the Submit button. In the Add Classes Worksheet, enter the Course Reference Number (CRN) that corresponds to the course you would like to take; you can enter all of your

CRNs before submitting your registration. Note: Some courses have a lecture/lab combination. For these associated course combinations, you must enter a CRN for all related sections. Once you have entered all your CRNs, click on Submit Changes. To pay by credit or debit card, click “Make Credit Card Payments” under the “Student Services & Financial Aid” menu (under the School Services tab). Enter your card information as requested. Chemeketa uses a secure connection for all online credit card transactions so that your personal information is safe! Click on “Submit Payment.” The system will notify you when your credit card has been accepted and payment has been applied to your account. Be aware that you must pay or make payment arrangements within ten days of registration or a late fee of $25 will be assessed. Under the School Services tab, click the Registration link under the Student Services & Financial Aid menu. You may need to select the term for which you wish to view your schedule (if you haven’t already done so during this session in your “My Chemeketa” home page). Your class schedule should be displayed.

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General Computer Information

No-Show/Drop

You are expected to be familiar with computers and the Internet. We strongly recommend high speed Internet access. If you are unable to access high speed Internet, you may use a modem or other device capable of connecting to the Internet at a speed of at least 56 kbps. Note: some courses with audio, video or graphical components may not load properly if you are using a dialup Internet connection.

To better serve our students, Chemeketa Community College has a No-Show Drop policy based on class attendance during the 1st week of the term.

If you do not have high speed Internet at home we recommend accessing public computers at public libraries, WorkSource Oregon centers or Internet cafes. These locations commonly provide public access to high speed Internet. If you live in a remote location that prohibits you from accessing high speed Internet, please contact your instructor for available options. A technical orientation and information regarding minimum requirements for your computer, browser, and software needs is available at http://online.chemeketa.edu/orientations.htm. You are responsible for your own software and equipment maintenance and setup. Students may need to come to the Salem Campus for testing. If that is not possible, due to a student’s location, Chemeketa may identify an approved test proctor in their community. Some classes have required labs on campus. Confirm which online courses have labs/recitations on campus versus labs done at home or 100% online. Register for the lecture portion of your preferred lab/recitation. (There is a limited enrollment in all classes.) For general questions send email to [email protected] or call (503) 399-7873. Technical Support is available 24/7 by calling (503) 399-7399. You can also use e-mail support M-F, 8-5 Pacific Time.

What does Chemeketa’s No-Show Drop policy mean for online students? • You must participate in your online classes by Wednesday of the 1st week of the term, or the college may drop you from the class. • Online and face-to-face classes begin on the same day.

What if you cannot participate in your online class by Wednesday of the 1st week? If you cannot participate in your online class before this time, you must contact your instructor. If you do not contact your instructor, you may be dropped. How will you know if you have been dropped? If the college drops you, you will be notified through regular mail. Note: Being dropped from a class may affect your eligibility for tuition assistance if you are a veteran, if you receive financial aid, or if you are sponsored by an agency.

Tuition & Fees U.S. citizens: $81 total per credit ($72 per credit plus $9 per credit Universal Fee). International Students: $243 total per credit ($235 per credit plus $8 per credit Universal Fee, plus a nonrefundable fee of $265 per term for students attending on an F1 visa, or $75 non-refundable fee for concurrent F1 international students.) Students attending on other visa types are charged a non-refundable fee of $75 per term. *International Students currently in the U.S. and taking only online classes do not pay the non-refundable International Student Service fee. Costs for credit classes are calculated on a per-credit basis. Tuition varies depending on your permanent residence. All Online and Distance Education classes have additional fees. Some sections may have additional course fees. Some classes have fees for materials or lab use. All fees for a class will appear totaled together in the ‘Tui + Fee’ column of the schedule. Tuition and fees are due when you register. If payment is not received within 10 business days of registration, you will be assessed a $25 late fee.

Online Learning Orientation

Financial Aid

The Online Learning Orientation is available on the Chemeketa Online website. Visit http://learning.chemeketa.edu/orient/

The Chemeketa Financial Aid Office is available to provide information to students. You can e-mail Financial Aid at [email protected] or call them at (503) 399-5018.

Refund Policy

Do you need to buy textbooks?

When you register for a class, you agree to pay for it whether or not you attend. If the college cancels a class, you will get a full refund of tuition and fees. If you decide to drop a class, you may do so by using the web, visiting the Enrollment Center, Building 2, Salem campus, or your nearest Chemeketa Outreach Campus during regular business hours. If you drop a class that meets for the entire term (full term class) within the first two weeks of the term, you will receive a refund of tuition and fees as long as you have no outstanding debts. Less than full term classes have a shorter refund period. You will not receive a refund or credit toward another class for any classes dropped after the end of the refund period. Refunds for classes paid by Visa or MasterCard will be credited back to the credit card. Refunds are not issued for amounts under $5 unless requested. Changes in the number of hours for which you are registered may affect your financial aid, agency, or veteran’s benefits.

All online and distance education classes require textbooks and some may require additional materials as well. All books and materials are available from the Chemeketa Bookstore on the Salem campus. Students may order by telephone using a credit card. You may also order books online at http://bookstore.chemeketa.edu. For information or to order by phone call (503) 399-5131.

Career and Academic Advising The Chemeketa Counseling and Advising Center is available to provide career and academic advising to Chemeketa Online students. You can e-mail Counseling and Advising at [email protected] or call them at (503) 399-5120.

About online and distance education classes

Online and distance education classes follow the same term schedule as classes on campus. You will have due dates for assignments and testing. All online and distance education classes require as much time as attending class and completing assignments for on-campus classes, as well as extensive reading assignments, writing and testing. Online and distance education students should be selfdisciplined, highly motivated, independent, and willing to take on new challenges.

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Degrees Available Eight degrees and 11 certificates are available through Chemeketa Online and Distance Education. Some classes and programs require a lab or activity in your community or at Chemeketa Community College. Many students complete a degree with a mix of traditional and online and distance education courses.

Oregon Transfer Module Degrees available online are:

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Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer Associate of General Studies Associate of Applied Science - Accounting Associate of Applied Science - Hospitality Management Associate of Applied Science - Management Associate of Applied Science - Tourism and Travel Management Associate of Applied Science - Speech Language Pathology Assistant Associate of Science Oregon Transfer - Business

Significant coursework completed online:

•  AAS - Computer-Assisted Drafting (CAD) •  AAS in Fire Protection Technology - Fire Prevention •  AAS in Fire Protection Technology - Fire Suppression Certificates available online:

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Accounting Business Software Destination Marketing Event Management Hospitality Management Juvenile Justice Retail Management Spa Management Speech-Language Pathology Assisting Tax Preparation Tourism & Travel Management

Who else can benefit from our classes? Chemeketa Online and Distance Education is not only for people seeking degrees. Some people want to pick up just one class and others want to learn a new skill for their job. Short term training is available in office skills software applications. Other training solutions can be developed under contract for organizations and businesses.

Distance Education degree through Eastern Oregon University You can earn your Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer degree from Chemeketa Community College and transfer to Eastern Oregon University (EOU) to earn your Bachelor’s Degree. Eastern offers three options: Oncampus, Online and Onsite. ONLINE EOU offers nine majors: Anthropology/Sociology (Anthro Concentration), Business Administration, Business Economics, English/ Literature Film Concentration, Fire Service Administration, Liberal Studies (two minors: a preapproved program and approved individual program), Physical Education/Health; Philosophy, Politics and Economics; and Psychology. Eastern offers 18 minors at a distance, as well. To accelerate your program EOU offers further credit options, one of which is APEL 390, a weekend (or online) portfolio development class. Through the process of writing college essays, students can earn college credit. For more information call Terry Walters at 503-589-7917, or call EOU at 1-800-452-8639.

Distance Education degree through Oregon State University Chemeketa students can complete their bachelor’s degree online through Oregon State University. OSU Extended Campus (Ecampus) offers six undergraduate degrees entirely online: General Agriculture, Environmental Sciences, Fisheries & Wildlife, Natural Resources, Political Science and Liberal Studies. Students take most lower division coursework through Chemeketa and complete upper division requirements online through OSU Ecampus. Twelve online minors are also available. Liberal Studies students can choose to focus on teacher preparation curriculum as they work toward certification. OSU Ecampus courses are delivered via the Web, video/ DVD and streaming media. For more information, visit ecampus.oregonstate.edu or call 1-800-235-6559.

Online Courses with Video Component Several online courses identify a required viewing of videos as part of the course content. These videos are available through several delivery methods, such as cable broadcast, Web streaming, DVD, and videotape. Videotapes can be viewed at the Salem Campus Library in Building 9, or by reserving a copy from Yamhill Valley (McMinnville Campus,) the Grand Ronde Education Center, Oregon Coast Community College – Newport Campus, or at the Independence Public Library. Cable broadcasts begin on Monday, the first week of the term.

Videos for select courses may be rented from ACT, Inc. Call 800-745-5480 or order online at http://www.actmedia.org Online Videostreaming of videos is available at http://www.iriseducation.org/b2c/chemeketa/. You will need to use a credit card to order videotape rental or Videostreaming. Cable broadcast begins Monday, March 29, 2010.

Videostreaming

Cable Channels 30

Comcast

Carlton, Dayton, Dundee Lafayette, McMinnville, Newberg, Yamhill

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Charter Communications

Dallas, Independence, and Monmouth (Limited broadcast schedule)

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Wave Broadband

Aumsville, Gates, Gervais, Grand Ronde, Hubbard, Lyons, Mehama, Mill City, Mt. Angel, Sheridan, Silverton, Stayton, Sublimity, Turner, Willamina, Woodburn

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Comcast

Amity, Keizer, Salem, West Salem

If you have a broadband connection you may be ready for video streaming from Chemeketa Community College. Here’s what you will need to get started.

A computer with speakers. A broadband connection such as DSL, cable modem, or wireless cable. Video streaming will not work with dial-up modems or America Online. •  Windows Media Player 9.0 or higher. •  An Internet browser installed on your computer

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- Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher; - Firefox 2.0 or higher.

•  A valid VISA or MasterCard

Some courses are available free of charge. Go to http://www.iriseducation.org/b2c/chemeketa/ and click the “Online Videos” tab, then click on “Free Course Link”, where you will be redirected to learner.org to register for the free program.

Chemeketa Television (CTV)* Go to your local Chemeketa campus to join classes telecast from the Salem Campus. Live instruction is telecast directly from the Salem Campus to the Yamhill Valley (McMinnville) Campus and the Grand Ronde Education Center. CTV students attend in Salem, Building 9, Room 114 (unless otherwise noted). Be sure to register under the correct CRN for your location if you are attending at an outreach campus.

CTV Cable-to-Home Classes* If you are viewing the course live on television, you will need access to cable TV (not available on satellite services). Chemistry for Allied Health as well as Foundations of General, Organic and Biochemistry are the only two classes offered via cable-to-home. See the list of cable channels below for availability in your area. *Registration in CTV and classes implies consent to record, copy, distribute, exhibit, and transmit name, voice and likeness in connection with the course by means of broadcast, closed-circuit microwave, cable-cast, videotape, film, or any electronic or mechanical method.

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Summer 2010 Cable Broadcast Guide Time

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

7:00 a.m.

Destinos

Destinos

Destinos

Destinos

Destinos

Destinos

7:30 a.m.

French

French

French

French

French

French

Growing Old in a New Age

8:00 a.m.

Biography of America

Biography of America

Rediscovering Biology

Rediscovering Biology

8:30 a.m.

Discovering Psychology

Discovering Psychology

Power of Place: Geography

Power of Place: Geography

9:00 a.m.

Exploring Music

Exploring Music

9:30 a.m.

Human Geography

The Whole Child

GS104

Seasons of Life

Rural Communities

GS104

GS104

GS104

10:00 a.m.

Economics

Economics

Economics

Human Geography

The Whole Child

The Whole Child

10:30 a.m.

America’s History

America’s History

GS105

GS105

GS105

Human Geography

Seasons of Life

Growing Old in a New Age

Noon

World of Art

12:30 p.m.

11:00 a.m.

GS105

GS142

GS142

GS142

GS142

GS142

The Habitable Planet

Biography of America

Biography of America

Unseen Life on Earth

Unseen Life on Earth

World of Art

The Habitable Planet

Mechanical Universe

Mechanical Universe

News Writing

American Cinema

Crossroads Café

Crossroads Café

Crossroads Café

Crossroads Café

Crossroads Café

1:00 p.m.

American Passages

American Passages

American Passages

American Passages

American Passages

1:30 p.m.

Learning Math or Math Illuminated

Learning Math or Math Illuminated

Learning Math or Math Illuminated

Learning Math or Math Illuminated

Learning Math or Math Illuminated

Signature: Contemporary Writers

Inside the Global Economy or Planet Earth

America’s History

Research Channel Programming

Research Channel Programming

11:30 a.m.

2:00 p.m.

News Writing

News Writing

Human Geography

America’s History

2:30 p.m.

Bridging World History

Bridging World History

Exploring Music

Exploring Music

3:00 p.m.

GS142

GS142

GS142

GS142

GS104

GS104

GS104

GS104

Out of the Past

GS105

GS105

GS105

Mechanical Universe

Mechanical Universe

Rural Communities

Art of the Western World

American Cinema

Growing Old in a New Age

Ethics in America I & II or The Constitution

6:00 p.m.

Discovering Psychology

Discovering Psychology

GS105

GS105

GS105

6:30 p.m.

Economics

Economics

Economics

Human Geography

Power of Place: Geography

7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m.

Inside the Global Economy or Planet Earth

Ethics in America or Ethics in America II

Seasons of Life

Inside the Global Economy or Planet Earth

Growing Old in a New Age

8:00 p.m.

Destinos

Destinos

Destinos

Destinos

Destinos

8:30 p.m.

French

French

French

French

French

3:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m.

American Cinema

9:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m.

Research Channel Programming until 7:00 a.m.

11:00 p.m. 11:30 p.m. Note: Viewing times scheduled in shaded area are not available in Dallas and Monmouth To find the current schedules, go to the following URL: http://online.chemeketa.edu/cable/schedules.asp

Online Courses Three-Credit to Four-Credit Conversions: What Students Need to Know Starting in summer 2010, some Chemeketa courses are converting from three to four credits. When scheduling your classes, remember that you will need to schedule more study time each week for a 4-credit course than you would for a 3-credit course. Credit Hours

Estimated Student Time Commitment

3 credits

6-9 hours per week

4 credits

9-12 hours per week

Course numbers with diamond symbol indicate courses that have recently been converted from three to four credits.

Art

____________________________________ ART205 Introduction to Art History - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16111 - Reid 16112 - Reid ____________________________________ ART210 Topics in Art History - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 12683 - Wenell 16885 - Wenell Topic: Women in Art History

Anthropology

____________________________________ ATH101 Human Evolution - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 12207 - Gilbert ____________________________________ ATH103 Intro to Cultural Anthro. - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 12103 - Gilbert 16842 - Cummings ____________________________________ ATH212 Aztec Civilization - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 13456 - Smith

Business Administration

____________________________________ BA101 Introduction to Business - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15846 - Newton 17269 - Newton Five-week format; Jun 21-Jul 23 ____________________________________ BA115 Introduction to Accounting - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15866 - Ottaway ____________________________________ BA177 Payroll - Lecture 4 crs $288 + $86 16888 - Teixeira 8 wks; Software required: MS Excel & Word

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____________________________________ BA202 Personal Effectiveness - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15848 - Newton Five-week format; Jun 21-Jul 23 ____________________________________ BA203 Organizational Behavior - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15850 - Edwards Five-week format; Jun 21-Jul 23 ____________________________________ BA206 Business Mgmt. Principles - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 14291 - Newton Five-week format; Jun 21-Jul 23 ____________________________________ BA211 Financial Accounting 1 - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11673 - Prange 17182 - Prange Software required: MS Excel ____________________________________ BA212 Financial Accounting 2 - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11674 - Prange Software required: MS Excel ____________________________________ BA213 Managerial Accounting - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11407 - Prange Software required: MS Excel & Word ____________________________________ BA215 Cost Accounting - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16933 - Tuss Software required: MS Excel & Word ____________________________________ BA218 Personal Finance - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16934 - Tuss Software required: MS Excel & Word ____________________________________ BA224 Human Resource Management - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15851 - Edwards Five-Week format; Jun 21-Jul 23

____________________________________ BA226 Business Law 1 - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 13275 - Jones ____________________________________ BA228 Computer Acctg Applications - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16935 - Teixeira 8 wks; Software required: MS Excel & Word ____________________________________ BA240 Gov/Non-Profit Accounting 1 - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16936 - Teixeira 8 wks; Software required: MS Excel & Word ____________________________________ BA249 Retailing - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15855 - Edwards Five-week format; Jun 21-Jul 23 ____________________________________ BA256 Income Tax 1 - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15885 - Tuss Jun 21-Jul 23; Software: MS Excel. Must also register for BA257 ____________________________________ BA257 Income Tax 2 - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15886 - Tuss Jul 26-Aug 28; Software: MS Excel. Must also register for BA256 ____________________________________ BA259 Internal Auditing - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16932 - Teixeira 8 wks; Software required: MS Excel & Word ____________________________________ BA277 Business Ethics - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15854 - Edwards Five-week format; Jun 21-Jul 23

Biology

____________________________________ BI231 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11121 - Prentice-Craver 10 week course 6/21-8/28; 100% online Register in online lab CRN 11122 ____________________________________ BI231 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lab 11122 - Prentice-Craver Required lab kit purchase from instructor Register in online lecture CRN11121 ____________________________________ BI231 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11714 - Prentice-Craver 5 week course 6/21-7/24 Must register in on campus lab CRN 11715 ____________________________________ BI231 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lab 11715 - Canoy 5 weeks, 6/21-7/24 Mon & Tues, 12:30 pm - 3:20 pm Location: TBD Register in online lecture CRN 11714 ____________________________________ BI231 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15520 - Prentice-Craver 10week course; 6/21-8/28; 100% online Register in online lab CRN 15521 ____________________________________ BI231 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lab 15521 - Prentice-Craver Required lab kit purchase from instructor Register in online lecture CRN 15520 ____________________________________ BI232 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11711 - Protiva 10week course; 6/21-8/28; 100% online Reg in online lab CRN 11712 ____________________________________ BI232 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lab 11712 - Protiva Required lab kit purchase from instructor Register in online lecture 11711

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____________________________________ BI232 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $105 16049 - Protiva 8 week course; Must register in mandatory campus lab CRN 16050 ____________________________________ BI232 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lab 16050 - Protiva 8 week course; Must register in online lecture CRN 16049; Tue, 8:00-11:50am, Bld 8, Rm 243 ____________________________________ BI233 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11384 - Prentice-Craver 10 week course; 6/21-8/28; 100% online Register in online lab CRN 11385 ____________________________________ BI233 Human Anatomy & Physiology - Lab 11385 - Prentice-Craver Required lab kit purchase from instructor Register in online lecture 11384

Computer Applications

____________________________________ CA118A Microsoft Windows Basics - Lecture 1 cr - $72 + $59 15877 - Monson Five-week format:Jun 21-Jul 22 Windows Vista operating system required ____________________________________ CA118B1 Excel Basics 1 - Lecture 1 cr - $72 + $59 15878 - Monson Five-week format: Jun 21-Jul 22 Excel 2007 required ____________________________________ CA118C1 Access Basics 1 - Lecture 1 cr - $72 + $59 15880 - Monson Five-week format: Jun 21-Jul 22 Access 2007 required ____________________________________ CA118D Internet for Office Environment - Lec. 1 cr - $72 + $59 16092 - Monson Five-week format; Jun 21-Jul 22

____________________________________ CA118F1 PowerPoint Basics 1 - Lecture 1 cr - $72 + $59 15876 - Monson Five-week format: Jun 21-Jul 22 PowerPoint 2007 required ____________________________________ CA121 Keyboarding - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 10216 - Sessions ____________________________________ CA201D Microsoft Word Processing 1 - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 16416 - Sessions

Counseling and Guidance

____________________________________ CG114 Career/Life Development - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 11376 - Borden ____________________________________ CG114 Career/Life Development - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 17243 - Borden

Chemistry

____________________________________ CH110 General,Organic & Biochem.- Lecture 5 crs - $360 + $108 14235 - Berntson Must also reg for recitation CRN 14236 ____________________________________ CH110 General,Organic & Biochem. - Recitation 14236 - Azevedo Must also register for Lab CRN 14237 Meets Tue, 5:30pm-6:20pm, Bld 8, Rm 204 ____________________________________ CH110 General,Organic & Biochemistry - Lab 14237 - Azevedo Must also register for recitation CRN 14236

Computer Information Science

____________________________________ CIS101 Intro Microcomputer Apps. - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15067 - Kraus - Publisher Access Code required 15068 - Ottaway 15069 - Kraus - Publisher Access Code required 15070 - Ottaway ____________________________________ CIS120 Digital Literacy - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 10313 - Bates Software required: MS Office 2007 ____________________________________ CIS125E Excel-Workbooks - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15075 - Johnson Software required: MS Excel 2007 ____________________________________ CIS140B Microcomputer Operating System Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15077 - Kraus ____________________________________ CIS140U Unix/Linux - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15078 - Kraus ____________________________________ CIS178I Intro Internet/World Wide Web Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $96 15079 - Johnson ____________________________________ CIS195 Web Site Development - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $111 16412 - Kraus ____________________________________ CIS295 Web Application Development - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16413 - Kraus

Criminal Justice

____________________________________ CJ101 Criminology - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 10429 - Vancil

____________________________________ CJ130 Intro to Corrections Process - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 13244 - Vancil ____________________________________ CJ206 Crime and Delinquency - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 14285 - Vancil ____________________________________ CJ232 Intro to Corrections Casework - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15907 - Dusschee

Chicano/Latino Studies

____________________________________ CLA201 Intro Chicano/Latino Studies 1 - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16178 - Solario 10 week course

Drafting

____________________________________ DRF130 CAD 1 - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 11816 - Rodgers Free AutoCAD Download Available ____________________________________ DRF130 CAD 1 - Lab 11817 - Rodgers Free AutoCAD Download Available ____________________________________ DRF131 CAD 2 - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 17045 - Kelly Free AutoCAD Download Available ____________________________________ DRF131 CAD 2 - Lab 17046 - Kelly Free AutoCAD Download Available

Economics

____________________________________ EC201 Intro to Microeconomics - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11758 - Conway

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____________________________________ EC202 Intro to Macroeconomics - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11759 - Conway 16511 - Conway

Early Child Education

____________________________________ ECE154 Children’s Lit and Literacy - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 16831 - Trattner

Education

____________________________________ ED258 Multicultural Education - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 13303 - Whyte 16923 - Whyte Must be accepted into the SLPA program for enrollment

English

____________________________________ ENG104 Introduction to Fiction - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 10025 - Darby 11531 - Carter 10 week course ____________________________________ ENG105 Intro to Dramatic Literature - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 11584 - Wylie 10 week course ____________________________________ ENG106 Introduction to Poetry - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 11530 - Carter 10 week course ____________________________________ ENG107 Intro to World Literature - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 16027 - Jabin 10 week course ____________________________________ ENG201 Introduction to Shakespeare - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 14560 - Jabin 10 week course

Entrepreneurship

____________________________________ ENT145 Intro to Entrepreneurship - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 16403 - Hulett 17261 - Kellay Introduction to Entrepreneurship 10 week course ____________________________________ ENT150A Planning Your Business 1 - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 16404 - Wilkins 10 week course ____________________________________ ENT150B Planning Your Business 2 - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 16405 - Wilkins Prerequisite ENT 150A or BA 150A 10 week course ____________________________________ ENT150C Planning Your Business 3 - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 16406 - Wilkins Prerequisite BA 150B or ENT 150B 10 week course

Emergency Services

____________________________________ ES172 Intro to Emergency Services - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15016 - Mack 10 week course

Fire Science

____________________________________ FRP154 Water Supply Operations - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 16860 - Mack 10 week course ____________________________________ FRP171 Fire Prot Systems/Extinguisher - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 17001 - Munson 10 week course

Geography

____________________________________ GEG100 Exploring Geography - Lecture 1 cr - $72 + $59 16059 - Wolfe 5-week course; Jun 21-Jul 24 ____________________________________ GEG202 World Reg Geog:Dev. World Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 10053 - Wolfe ____________________________________ GEG207 Geography of US & Canada - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 12209 - Wolfe

General Science

____________________________________ GS104 Physical Science - Lecture 4 crs $288 + $156 11380 - Frank Meet for orientation June 22nd 5 pm, 8-204 ____________________________________ GS104 Physical Science - Lab 11381 - Frank Labs done at home See http://learning.chemeketa.edu/science ____________________________________ GS105 Physical Science - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 10379 - McNicholas Required viewing of videos (Internet streaming video or cable TV) ____________________________________ GS105 Physical Science - Lab 10647 - McNicholas Labs done at home ____________________________________ GS106 Physical Science - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11977 - Frank See http://learning.chemeketa.edu/science ____________________________________ GS106 Physical Science - Lab 11978 - Frank Labs done at home

____________________________________ GS106 Physical Science - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16920 - Frank See http://learning.chemeketa.edu/science ____________________________________ GS106 Physical Science - Lab 16925 - Frank Labs done at home ____________________________________ GS107 Introduction to Astronomy - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11979 - McDonough Orientation online ____________________________________ GS107 Introduction to Astronomy - Lab 11980 - McDonough Labs done at home ____________________________________ GS141 Earth, Our Planet - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 13291 - Tattersall Must also register for Lab CRN 13292 ____________________________________ GS141 Earth, Our Planet - Lab 13292 - Tattersall Must also register for Lecture CRN 13291 ____________________________________ GS142 Earth Revealed - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11382 - Frank See http://learning.chemeketa.edu/science ____________________________________ GS142 Earth Revealed - Lab 11383 - Frank Labs done at home

Human Development

____________________________________ HDF143 Intro to Effective Parenting - Lecture 1 cr - $72 + $59 16830 - Staff ____________________________________ HDF222 Family Relationships - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15947 - Staff

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____________________________________ HDF225 Prenatal, Infant & Toddler Dev - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 16928 - Staff ____________________________________ HDF247 Preschool Child Development - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15946 - Staff ____________________________________ HDF260 Child Abuse and Neglect - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 14400 - Wenell 16884 - Wenell

Health

____________________________________ HE204 Nutrition, Weight Control, & Physical Fitness - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 17021 - Clark ____________________________________ HE213 Women’s Health Issues - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15183 - Larsen ____________________________________ HE250 Personal Health - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 10059 - Bruce ____________________________________ HE251 Community Health - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15979 - Larsen

Health Services Management

____________________________________ HM101 Medical Law and Ethics - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 13253 - Weed ____________________________________ HM120 Medical Terminology 1 - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 12106 - Davis 15490 - Davis ____________________________________ HM121 Medical Terminology 2 - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 11089 - Davis

____________________________________ HM122 Med.Term. 3/Human Diseases - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 11090 - Davis ____________________________________ HM141 Medical Transcription 1 - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 12109 - Zacharias 10 week course ____________________________________ HM142 Medical Transcription 2 - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 12110 - Zacharias 10 week course ____________________________________ HM143 Medical Transcription - 3 Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 12111 - Zacharias 10 week course

Health and Physical Education

____________________________________ HPE295 Health and Fitness for Life - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 10060 - Nelson 10063 - Larsen 10681 - Bruce 16410 - Nelson

Human Services

____________________________________ HS101 Addiction Pharm./Physiolgy - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15843 - Urban ____________________________________ HS120 Alzheimer’s Disease: Cope/Care - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15105 - Soliday 10 week course; June 21 - August 28 ____________________________________ HS152 Stress Management - Lecture 1 cr - $72 + $59 11230 - Anderson

History

____________________________________ HST104 History of World Civilization - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16843 - Gage 16844 - Gage ____________________________________ HST105 History of World Civilization - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16845 - Balyo ____________________________________ HST106 History of World Civilization - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16846 Balyo ____________________________________ HST201 History of the United States - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11210 - Hodgson ____________________________________ HST202 History of the United States - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11784 - Marrow ____________________________________ HST203 History of the United States - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11785 - Marrow ____________________________________ HST228 History of Modern Europe - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15254 - Putintsev ____________________________________ HST237 America in the Sixties - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16910 - Marrow ____________________________________ HST262 Women in US History - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 12534 - Hodgson

Hospitality and Tourism Management ____________________________________ HTM105 Food & Beverage Industry - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15011 - Aebi

Math

____________________________________ MTH020 Basic Math Lecture - 4 crs $288 + $86 14493 - Anderson 14494 - Anderson Access code required; Free with new text, available at bookstore ____________________________________ MTH060 Introductory Algebra - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 10403 - Behmard 12016 - Harp 16411 - Peterson 16909 - Behmard Scientific calculator required ____________________________________ MTH062 Business Apps Using Math. - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15107 - Tuss 16938 - Tuss Software required: MS Excel ____________________________________ MTH070 Elementary Algebra - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 10410 Harp 11399 - Jones 12007 - Mitchell 17272 - Peterson Graphing calculator required ____________________________________ MTH095 Intermediate Algebra - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 10416 - Anderson 11400 - Anderson 16407 - Merzenich Graphing calculator required Access code required: free with new text ____________________________________ MTH105 Contemporary Math - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11242 - Barber

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____________________________________ MTH111 College Algebra - Lecture 5 crs - $360 + $95 10419 - Mitchell 12005 - Mitchell 12956 - Hillis 14492 - Hillis 16908 - Foster Graphing calculator required Access code required: free with new text ____________________________________ MTH112 Trigonometry - Lecture 5 crs - $360 + $95 11433 - Fleming ____________________________________ MTH241 Elementary Calculus - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 15238 - Behmard ____________________________________ MTH243 Probability and Statistics 1 - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 10421 - Barber 12006 - Hillis Graphing calculator required Access code required: free with new text

____________________________________ MTH251 Differential Calculus - Lecture 5 crs - $360 + $95 14620 - Foster

Music

____________________________________ MUS105 History of Rock and Roll - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 10071 - Cervetto-Hedberg 11217 - Cervetto-Hedberg ____________________________________ MUS161 Music Appreciation - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 10074 - Cervetto-Hedberg ____________________________________ MUS201 Intro to Music Literature - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15579 - Cervetto-Hedberg

Nutrition and Food Management ____________________________________ NFM225 Nutrition - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11747 - Raymon 11748 - Frank 14391 - Tatum - 10 week course 14392 - Ludwig - 10 week course

Physical Education

____________________________________ PE185CA Conditioning, Beg - Lab 1 cr - $72 + $59 11681 - Nelson ____________________________________ PE185CB Conditioning, Int - Lab 1 cr - $72 + $59 11682 - Nelson ____________________________________ PE185CC Conditioning, Adv - Lab 1 cr - 72 + $59 11683 - Nelson ____________________________________ PE185WA Weight Management, Beg - Lab 1 cr - $72 + $59 10109 - Nelson

____________________________________ PE185WB Weight Management, Int - Lab 1 cr - $72 + $59 10115 - Nelson ____________________________________ PE185WC Weight Management, Adv - Lab 1 cr - $72 + $59 10118 - Nelson

Physics

____________________________________ PH201 General Physics - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 13233 - Jensen See newterra.chemeketa.edu/faculty/ejensen/ph201online.html

____________________________________ PH201 General Physics - Lab 13234 - Jensen Labs done at home

Philosophy

____________________________________ PHL201 Introduction to Philosophy - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 10145 - Williams ____________________________________ PHL203 Ethics - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 12700 - Williams

Political Science

____________________________________ PS201 American Government - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11395 - Day ____________________________________ PS202 American Government - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11394 - Day

Psychology

____________________________________ PSY100 Introduction to Psychology - Lecture 4 crs $288 + $86 10149 - Asher 14419 - Cornell

____________________________________ PSY101 Psych. of Human Relations - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 12223 - Anderson 12533 - Brummond 12536 - McMillen 13439 - Brummond 17146 - Soliday ____________________________________ PSY104 Psychology in the Workplace - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 10395 - McLaughlin 17147 - Brummond ____________________________________ PSY201 Intro to Psych: Mind & Body - Lecture 4 crs $288 + $86 16117 - Asher 17148 - Collins 17149 - Collins 17150 - Pierce ____________________________________ PSY202 Intro to Psych: Mind & Society Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 13315 - Collins 17151 - Collins 17152 - Lanning ____________________________________ PSY206 Intro to Social Psychology - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 17157 - Collins ____________________________________ PSY237 Life Span Development - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 17153 - Dobay 17154 - Dobay 17155 - Dobay 17156 - Dobay ____________________________________ PSY239 Intro to Abnormal Behavior - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 17158 - Collins 17159 - Pierce ____________________________________ PSY282 Psychology of Adolescence - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16076 - Dobay

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Reading Study Skills

____________________________________ RD090 College Textbook Reading - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 10734 - Bowman ____________________________________ RD115 Academic Thinking & Reading - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 11680 - Bowman

Religion

____________________________________ REL201 Asian Religions - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16255 - Andersen ____________________________________ REL202 Middle Eastern Religions - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11996 - Enos ____________________________________ REL203 American Religions - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 11367 - Enos 11998 - Enos

Speech Language Pathology

____________________________________ SLP185 Anatomy/Physio.-Spch/Lang - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 13955 - Northam 15100 - Northam 16924 - Northam Must be accepted in SLPA program to enroll ____________________________________ SLP187 Clincal Doc/Materials Mgmt - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 12162 - Regan 15101 - Regan Prerequisite: SLP180, 182 Must be accepted in SLPA program to enroll ____________________________________ SLP188 Communication Disorders - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 15102 - Northam Must be accepted in SLPA program to enroll

Sociology

____________________________________ SOC204 The Sociological Perspective - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16972 - Antoine 16973 - Antoine ____________________________________ SOC205 United States Society - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 17007 - Lopez ____________________________________ SOC206 Social Problems - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 17009 - Lopez ____________________________________ SOC210 Sociology of the Family - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11539 - Edwards ____________________________________ SOC213 Sociology of Race & Ethnicity - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16944 - Lopez ____________________________________ SOC221 Juvenile Delinquency - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 13454 - Lopez ____________________________________ SOC232 Death & Dying: A Socio-Cultural Perspective - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16060 - Antoine

Speech

____________________________________ SP100 Introduction to Communication - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 10157 - Kuhn ____________________________________ SP115 Intercultural Communication - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 12701 - Kuhn 13278 - Burdon 16573 - Burdon

____________________________________ SP218 Interpersonal Communication - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 11366 - Kuhn - Required posting of digital images and renting one video 11995 - Hornibrook 13279 - Hornibrook 14639 - Burdon ____________________________________ SP237 Gender and Communication - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 16093 - Hornibrook

Study Skills Program

____________________________________ SSP112 Effective Learning - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $77 10758 - Gilley ____________________________________ SSP125 Learning Strat/Online Students - Lecture 1 cr - $72 + $59 16102 - Bowman 16103 - Bowman

Visual Communications

____________________________________ VC130 PhotoShop 1 - Lecture 2 crs - $144 + $68 16006 - Shamberger Photoshop CS3 or CS4 required 10 week course ____________________________________ VC130 PhotoShop 1 - Lab 16007 - Shamberger ____________________________________ VC134 Dreamweaver - Lecture 2 crs - $144 + $68 15241 - Shamberger Dreamweaver CS3 or CS4 10 week course ____________________________________ VC134 Dreamweaver - Lab 15242 - Shamberger

Writing

____________________________________ WR090 Fundamentals of Writing - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 16847 - Hesse 10 week course ____________________________________ WR115 Introduction to Composition - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 10024 - Dye 10026 - Dye 10159 - Semansky 10160 - Semansky 16848 - Loewen-Thomas All sections are 10 week courses ____________________________________ WR121 English Comp.-Exposition - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 10162 - Cooper 10165 - Cooper 16266 - Darby 16861 - Wylie 17043 - Wylie 17044 - Sparks All sections are 10 week courses ____________________________________ WR122 Eng Comp.-Argue/Research - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 10170 - Schultz 10171 - Bannister 10172 - Hesse 10173 - Sigurdson 10174 - Schultz 16164 - Riggs 16854 - Sigurdson All sections are 10 week courses ____________________________________ WR123 Eng Comp-Research Writing - Lecture 3 crs - $216 + $83 10190 - Sparks 10 week course

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____________________________________ WR227 Technical Writing - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 10200 - Perkins 12137 - Perkins 16862 - Bannister 16863 - McAlpine 16937 - McAlpine All sections are 10 week courses ____________________________________ WR240 Creative Nonfiction - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 17011 - Jabin 10 week course ____________________________________ WR242 Poetry - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 16940 - VanStavern 10 week course ____________________________________ WR250 Writing for Children - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $92 16032 - VanStavern 10 week course

Women’s Studies

____________________________________ WS101 Intro. to Women’s Studies - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 12704 - Anderson ____________________________________ WS102 Women of the World - Lecture 4 crs - $288 + $86 16945 - Collins

Certficates/Workshops

____________________________________ XHTM9900D Food Handling Certification - Lab 10246 - Duncan Must register at http://www.foodhandler.org ____________________________________ XWR0512B Writing Center On-Line - Lab 14652 - Rupert ____________________________________ XDH0003P Tutoring Online - Math 16225 - Fleming

We’ll help you with any aspect of your writing process: brainstorming, sentence structure, paragraph development, phrasing your thesis, documenting your sources, or clarifying your ideas.

Summer Term 2010 CRN 14652

The Online College Writing Center It’s free and you can register for the writing center by logging in to: http://my.chemeketa.edu and adding CRN 14652 Once added, you’ll be able to access the center in your “My Courses” section. For more information, e-mail us at [email protected] or visit http://learning.chemeketa.edu/workshops/#cwc.

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Independent Study for Emergency Service Personnel Call (503) 399-6243 for registration information

Fire Science

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ES172 Introduction to Emergency Services 4 crs - $288 + 251 = $539 ____________________________________ FRP 150 Introduction to Fire Protection 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP160 Incident Safety Officer 1 cr - $72 + $89 = $161

____________________________________ FRP161 Fire Management Practices 1 cr - $72 + $89 = $161 ____________________________________ FRP162 Managing Fire Personnel 1 cr - $72 + $89 = $161 ____________________________________ FRP163 Planning Fire Protection 1 cr - $72 + $89 = $161 ____________________________________ FRP164 Fire Department Budgets 1 cr - $72 + $89 = $161 ____________________________________ FRP165 Public Relations Public Info & Public Education 1 cr - $72 + $89 = $161 ____________________________________ FRP166 Firefighter’s Law 1 cr - $72 + $89 = $161 ____________________________________ FRP169 Fire Department Leadership 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP170 Fire Fighting Tactics & Strategy 3 cr $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP171 Fire Protection System & Extinguishers 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP172 International Fire Codes & Ordinances I 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP173 Law for Emergency Services 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP257 Hazardous Materials for Inspectors 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP259 Major Emergency Tactics and Strategy 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP260 Fundamentals of Fire Prevention 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413

____________________________________ FRP266 Building Construction for Fire Suppression 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP272 International Fire Codes & Ordinances II 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP281 Fire Prevention Inspection 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP282 Juvenile Fire Setter Intervention 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP284 Public Information for the Fire Service 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP286 Advanced Detection & Prevention Systems 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413 ____________________________________ FRP288 Fire Prevention Education Program 3 crs - $216 + $197 = $413

CTV Courses ____________________________________ BA214 Business Communications 3 crs - $216 + $27 15111 - Hammer - Salem 16826 - Hammer - McMinnville 16828 - Hammer - Grand Ronde Mon. & Wed., 8:30 am - 10:20 am ____________________________________ BT104 Business English 1 3 crs - $216 + $27 16833 - Hammer - Salem 16834 - Hammer - McMinnville 16835 - Hammer - Grand Ronde Tues. & Thurs., 10:30 am - 12:20 pm

____________________________________ BT105 Business English 2 3 crs - $216 + $27 16836 - Hammer - Salem 16837 - Hammer - McMinnville 16838 - Hammer - Grand Ronde Mon. & Wed., 10:30 am - 12:20 pm ____________________________________ BT116 Office Procedures 3 crs - $216 + $27 15124 - Hammer - Salem 15127 - Hammer - McMinnville 15128 - Hammer - Grand Ronde Tues. & Thurs., 8:30 am - 10:20 am

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Testing Services Chemeketa Community College administers a variety of exams to students, prospective students, and community members. All tests are administered by appointment only. You are required to show a photo ID each time you test.

Testing at an Outreach Campus All of the outreach campuses offer placement testing. Availability of other exams may be limited. Please contact the specific outreach Testing Center, where you wish to be tested, for availability, hours, and procedures. Dallas Campus 503-623-5567 Yamhill Valley (McMinnville Campus) 503-472-9482 Woodburn Campus 503-981-8820

Testing at the Salem Campus The Salem Campus administers numerous exams. The most frequently administered exams include, but are not limited to, the following: •  Chemeketa Community College Classes ­Telecourse, Online, and Make-up tests •  GED Tests •  Pesticide Tests •  Building Codes Tests •  Official ACT test site •  Official site for State Board of Tax Practitioners •  Placement ­COMPASS and ASSET •  College Credit ­CLEP and Challenge Exams •  Proctoring Services (Distance Learning Tests) •  Special Accommodations Testing through Disability Services

For more information about testing at the Salem Campus, please contact the Salem Testing Center: Phone: 503.399.6556 E-mail: [email protected] In-person: Testing Services 4000 Lancaster DR NE Bldg 2, Room 110 (first floor) Salem, OR 97303

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Personal Enrichment (non-degree seeking) Non-credit only Use only if all courses are non-credit Credit classes

Professional/Technical Programs

Some programs listed below may have special admission requirements, prerequisites and/or require assessment before admission. Contact Counseling and Career Services at 503-399-5120 for information. Accounting Aquarium Science Automotive Body Repair Automotive Machine Automotive Technology Building Inspection - 1 & 2 Family Plans Examiner (One-year) Building Inspection - Mechanical Inspector (One-year) Building Inspection - Structural Inspector (One-year) Building Inspection - Structural Plans Examiner (One-year) Building Inspection (Two-year) Business Technology - Accounting Administrative Asst. Business Technology - Administrative Asst. Business Technology - Business Support Specialist Business Technology - Business Software (One-year) Business Technology - Business Technology (One-year) Business Technology - Clerical Basics Business Technology - Medical Administrative Asst. Civil Engineering Technology Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing Computer Electronics Computer Programming Computer Programming - Microcomputer Support Specialist Criminal Justice Dental Assisting Drafting Technology - CAD Computer Assisted Drafting Early Childhood Education (One- and Two-year) Education Certificate Electronic Engineering Electronics Technologies Emergency Medical Technology - Paramedic Employment Skills Training Fire Protection Technology – Advanced Fire Officer (One-year) Fire Protection Technology – Fire Prevention Fire Protection Technology – Fire Suppression Forest Resource Technology Health Services Management - Health Information Technology Health Services Management - Health Services Management Health Services Management - Medical Transcription High School Completion Hospitality and Tourism Management (One- and Two-year) Human Services - Addiction Studies and Social Services Human Services - Addiction Counselor Certification Preparation IC Mask Design (One- and Two-year) Industrial Electronics Industrial Technology Juvenile Corrections Certificate (One- and Two-year) Management Mechanical Design Medical Office Assisting Network Technology Nursing Pre-Nursing Occupational Skills Training Pre-Professional/Technical Professional Technical Teacher Preparation (One- and Two-year) Speech Language Pathology Assistant (One- and Two-year) Survey Technology Travel Systems Operations Visual Communications Vineyard Management Vineyard Operations Welding Technology Welding Fabrication Winemaking Winemaking Certificate

Lower division courses which may be transferred to Oregon’s four-year colleges and universities.

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Accounting *** Business Administration

LDC-COMPUTER SCIENCES *** Computer Science

LDC-EDUCATION *** Elementary *** Secondary

LDC-ENGINEERING *** Engineering

LDC-FORESTRY *** Forestry

LDC-GENERAL STUDIES *** Exploratory General Studies Undecided Majors

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Community Health *** Health Education *** Nursing

LDC-HOME ECONOMICS Child Development *** Home Economics

LDC-HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND RESORT MANAGEMENT *** Hotel Business Management *** Hotel, Restaurant and Resort Management

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Architecture Art English Foreign Languages Journalism Literature Music Philosophy Speech Theater

LDC-MATHEMATICS *** Mathematics

LDC-PHYSICAL EDUCATION / HUMAN MOVEMENT STUDIES *** Physical Education

LDC-SCIENCE *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ***

Agriculture Biology Botany Chemistry Chiropractic Dental Hygiene Environmental Science Geology Horticulture Oceanography Physical Science Physics Pre-Professional Study (Medicine, Dentistry, and Veterinary Medicine) Zoology

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