2015-2016 WINTER SCHEDULE & CAMPUS NEWS
CLASSES BEGIN JANUARY 4, 2016
See
page 5 for
Community
Education
classes.
Meet our graduates who
are making our South Coast
communities healthier
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Student First Stop Center Hours
Coos Campus
8:15 am to 5:00 pm - Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
Curry County Campuses
Brookings, 96082 Lone Ranch Parkway:
Monday-Thursday 8:30 am to 6:00 pm
Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
10:00 am to 5:00 pm - Thursday
Gold Beach, 29392 Ellensburg Ave. (Hwy 101):
Monday-Wednesday 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Thursday-Friday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Visit Southwestern online at
www.socc.edu
Port Orford, 1403 Oregon St. (Hwy 101):
Thursdays 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Contact Karim Shumaker (541) 247-2741
Winter Term 2015-2016 Registration Schedule
Start Date to Register:
November 23 via myLakerLink or at any Student First Stop Center
Winter Term Classes Begin January 4, 2016
All students are eligible to register via myLakerLink 24 hours a day
without instructor consent through January 6, 2016 for Winter Term.
See Page 2 for instructions and more information.
SOUTHWESTERN OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE CONTACT NUMBERS
Southwestern Coos Bay Campus
Hearing Impaired
Campus & Class Closure Information
Admissions
Advising
Athletic Department
Bookstore
Educational Support Programs and
Services, Counseling, Testing, ADA
Federal Student Aid
Federal Work-Study/
General Student Employment
(541) 888-2525
(800) 962-2838
(541) 888-7368
(541) 888-1503
(541) 888-7636
(541) 888-7405
(541) 888-7452
(541) 888-7264
(541) 888-7405
(800) 433-3243
(541) 888-7411
International Student Program
(541) 888-7185
Oregon Student Assistance Commission
(800) 452-8807
Student First Stop Center
(541) 888-7352
Registration, Student Records and Transcripts, Cashier,
Financial Aid and Student Accounts Receivable
Student Housing
(541) 888-7635
Student Support Services
(541) 888-7419
SWOCC Curry County Campus - Brookings
(541) 813-1667
Brookings Fax
(541) 412-0150
SWOCC Curry County Office - Gold Beach
(541) 247-2741
SWOCC Curry County Office - Port Orford
(541) 247-2741
(Thursday afternoons)
The Southwestern Oregon Community College schedule is published quarterly under the US Postal Service number 011363. Postage
is paid at the Coos Bay Post Office. Volume number 54 / Issue number 3. Inquiries should be directed to the office of the Vice President of
Instruction and Student Services (541) 888-7424.
Southwestern Oregon Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, religion, national origin, age, disability status,
gender identity, or protected veterans in employment, education, or activities as set forth in compliance with federal and state statutes and regulations. Persons having questions
about equal opportunity and nondiscrimination should contact the Vice President of Administrative Services in Tioga 511. Phone 541-888-7206 or TDD 541-888-7368. All other issues, concerns and complaints should also be directed to the Vice President of Administrative Services for referral to the appropriate administrator.
Information in this publication was believed to be correct at press time; however, information is subject to change without notice.
On the cover: Travis Elam, Bay Cities Ambulance.
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
Waitlist completed. See instructor.
Jan 1
CAMPUS CLOSED - New Years Holiday
Jan 2
Move-in day for housing residents.
Jan 4
Day and night classes begin.
Jan 6
Last day to register without instructor
consent.
Jan 13
Last day for refunds and to withdraw
without being assigned a “W” (for course
length 5 weeks or longer).
Jan 13
Fin. Aid students must complete all add/
drops, including waitlist classes, for correct check disbursement (funds disbursed
based on today’s enrollment status).
Jan 18
CAMPUS CLOSED - Martin Luther King, Jr.
Day
Jan 22
Fin. Aid disbursement begins.
Feb 5
Spring Graduation Applications due.
Feb 12
Last day to change to audit.
Feb 15
CAMPUS CLOSED - President’s Day
Feb 17
Advising for Spring Term begins.
Feb 22
Registration for Spring Term begins.
March 7
Foundation General Scholarship
Application Deadline for 2016-17
March 9
Last day to withdraw.
March 14-17
Final exam week.
March 15-18
Textbook buyback (Tuesday-Friday).
March 19
Check-Out Day for housing residents.
March 21
Spring Bookstore charging begins.
March 21-25
Term break. Spring classes begin Mar 28.
March 23
Grades available via myLakerLink.
Note: Academic calendar subject to change.
GETTING STARTED
The Great Museum of the Sea:
Exploring the Ocean’s Depths for History
Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 7:00 pm
Dr. James Delgado - Director of Maritime Heritage, NOAA
The Cascadia Initiative and Earthquake
Early Warning in the Pacific Northwest
Saturday, January 16, 2016 at 7:00 pm
Dr. Douglas Toomey - University of Oregon
Where the Wild and Robotic Things Are Collecting Ocean Data Autonomously
Friday, March 4, 2016 at 7:00 pm
Dr. Fritz Stahr - University of Washington
The Incredible Oso Landslide
– America’s Deadliest!
Saturday, April 16, 2016 at 7:00 pm
Like Us on Facebook:
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ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
Dr. Scott Burns - Portland State University
Follow Us on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/swocc
COMMUNITY ED
Dec 31
WINTER CLASSES
Registration for Winter Term. Make payment arrangements with Student First
Stop Center at time of registration.
DISTANCE LEARNING
Nov 23 Jan 6
UNIVERSITY CENTER
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2015-1
Academic
Calendar
GEOLOGY
LECTURE SERIES
BUSINESS
R
WINTE
TERM
All lectures are free and open to the public.
Hales Center for the Performing Arts
Southwestern Oregon Community College
1988 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay
Talks are streamed live from our web site via Livestream and are
also archived for future viewing. For additional information contact
Ron Metzger at 541-888-7216.
www.socc.edu
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GETTING STARTED
COMMUNITY ED
SWOCC’s online tool for student self-service:
• Register and drop courses • Check your Financial Aid status
• Make a payment
• E-mail your advisor
FOR STUDENTS PURSUING A DEGREE:
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NEW STUDENTS:
File a FAFSA – Students who wish to receive
Federal Financial Aid should apply at
www.fafsa.ed.gov. It can take up to three
months to process. Apply early!
DISTANCE LEARNING
Complete an “Application for Admission”
Click on myLakerLink in the upper right corner of
our home page at www.socc.edu.
From myLakerLink
• Click on the “ADMISSIONS” tab.
• Complete the “Application for Admission”.
Within three business days we will e-mail
you instructions on how to obtain your
myLakerLink ID and password.
Note: During peak times it may take longer to receive your
e-mail confirmation. An Application for Admission is required if
you will be receiving any type of financial aid.
UNIVERSITY CENTER
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Make an appointment with an Advisor by calling
541-888-7405.
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Register for classes using myLakerLink, click on
the “ADMISSIONS” tab.
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Purchase your Textbooks at the Campus
Bookstore or online at: http://bookstore.socc.edu.
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
Personal Interest Classes
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
If you are attending only for personal interest and
not pursuing a degree, register for classes by clicking on myLakerLink in the
upper right corner of our home
page at www.socc.edu. From
myLakerLink complete a New
Student Record Form to create
an account. If you already have
an account, log in and click
on the Academics tab to Add/
Drop classes.
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RETURNING STUDENTS:
File a FAFSA on the web.
Students must file a FAFSA every January for the
upcoming academic year if they wish to receive Financial
Aid. Returning students who have already filed a FAFSA or
received aid for a previous term should check their online
account or see a First Stop Representative to make sure
their Financial Aid is ready to go for the upcoming term.
Meet with your Advisor.
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Register for classes.
Click on myLakerLink in the upper right corner
of our home page at www.socc.edu.
Log In:
• Your myLakerLink ID is your Student ID number
(without the leading zeros).
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Purchase your Textbooks at the Campus
Bookstore or online at: http://bookstore.socc.edu
www.socc.edu
For Assistance
For assistance please contact the Coos
Campus Student First Stop Center at (541)
888-7352, toll-free at (800) 962-2838 ext.
7352; Curry campus at (541) 813-1688; or
by e-mail at firststop@socc.edu.
Go to www.socc.edu and read our
Student Consumer Information and
Students Right to Know.
For complete Academic and Financial Information visit: www.socc.edu/admissions
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GETTING STARTED
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
Fisheries biologist, Oregon Department of
Fish & Wildlife
2003 AAOT Southwestern
“Beginning my college
experience at Southwestern
gave me access to a quality
scientific education from
engaging teachers in a small
class setting.”
WINTER CLASSES
DISTANCE LEARNING
“If Southwestern wasn’t in this
area, I wouldn’t have been able
to pursue my education as a
paramedic. This is my home.
This is where I want to be.”
As industries face continued Baby Boomer
generation retirements, there also is increasing
demand for Science, Technology and Engineering
(STEM) graduates to support emerging and
transitioning technology-rich professions.
UNIVERSITY CENTER
Katherine Nordholm
Firefighter/EMT
2011 AA Southwestern
Our programs are expanding,
because our region’s
urgent need for health
care professionals exceeds
Southwestern’s ability to
provide them.
BUSINESS
Health care jobs are
the fastest growing
in our region. At
the same time, the
growth of our elderly
population in Coos,
Curry and western
Douglas counties
has increased the
need for nurses,
doctors and
medical assistants.
According to the
Oregon Employment
Department (OED)
nearly 33 percent
of Coos and Curry
counties’ health care
workers are age 55
or older. That means
in the very near
future, these workers
will retire and leave
vacancies in positions
in every College
district community
from Reedsport to
Brookings.
Travis Elam
Likewise, as the workforce ages and industries
face Baby Boomer generation retirements,
there is an increasing need for science-related
professionals, including engineers, foresters and
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ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
We are the leading provider of job
training and career preparation on the
southern Oregon coast!
COMMUNITY ED
Southwestern is a leader
in inspiring and educating
tomorrow’s scientists, engineers
and health care professionals,
including nurses, doctors
and paramedics
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GETTING STARTED
Third Floor Tioga #TFT
Transitional Education
NOW
HOME TO
TUTORING!
COMMUNITY ED
The third floor of Tioga
Hall provides an improved
environment for learning. The location is close to
the Library, Empire Dining Hall and the Tutoring
Center - all of which provide students with a
comprehensive campus experience. Our classes
use trained instructors, comfortable work
stations, multi-media, high-speed Internet and
the latest Microsoft software. The space boasts
numerous computer stations, quiet study rooms,
study tables, couches and lounge chairs - and
the best part - our helpful and supportive staff!
WINTER CLASSES
Come check the third floor out! #tft
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 541-888-1593
DISTANCE LEARNING
WINTER 2015-2016 DATES for TRANSITIONAL EDUCATION
Orientation is Monday, January 4, 2016 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Day and Night Classes begin January 5, 2016
UNIVERSITY CENTER
What we do:
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
Improve your skills:
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
Math, Reading, Writing & Computer.
Boost your college entrance exam scores!
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
Improve your English skills in
listening, speaking, reading
and writing.
GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT
Study to pass the GED exam.
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CAMPUS TUTORING
HAS MOVED!
The Tutoring Center is now located on
the 3rd Floor of Tioga Hall. The center
is staffed by highly qualified tutors with
successful experiences in a variety of
topics and courses. Tutoring services,
both drop-in and by appointment, are
offered free of charge to all students.
Construction of the new center will be
on-going through the rest of the year,
but ALL tutoring services will still be
available. Everyone is encouraged to
come check out the new space
(pardon our mess!) as we create
an awesome new learning space
to meet the academic needs of
all Southwestern students.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
GETTING STARTED
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Because You Never Stop Learning!
COMMUNITY ED
Southwestern’s Community Education offers life-long learning and personal enrichment opportunities to the community. Non-credit
classes, seminars, and workshops are provided by Southwestern’s teaching staff and by qualified instructors from our community.
Course and section numbers are located before course title. If a course has more than one section, the course number and
section number can be found after the course description.
PE 0505 65 TURBO KICK® AEROBIC FITNESS
Turbo Kick® is a combination of intense kickboxing moves, as
well as a unique blend of intense interval strength and endurance training all perfectly choreographed to high energy and
motivating music. It’s the ultimate cardiovascular challenge that
is perfect for the high-level athlete and the exercise novice. Turbo Kick® requires no previous kickboxing experience or equipment. (Available for 1 Credit PE 185BV 01)
Instructor: Melissa Loudenbeck
Days: Mon, Wed, Fri
Time: 5:30pm-6:20pm
Location: Rec Center 121
Cost: $87.00
PE 0503 65 PILATES® EXERCISE
Pilates® is a body conditioning routine that helps build flexibility,
muscle strength, and endurance in the legs, abdominals, arms,
hips, and back. It puts emphasis on spinal and pelvic alignment,
breathing, and developing a strong core, as well as improving
coordination and balance.
Instructor: Melissa Loudenbeck
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 12:00pm-12:50pm
Location: Rec Center 121
Cost: $87.00
PE 0509 65 ZUMBA® AEROBIC FITNESS
Zumba® Fitness is a global brand that fuses fitness, entertainment and culture into an addictive dance-fitness class. Zumba®
utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance
DISTANCE LEARNING
This program uses MAX Interval Training® which alternates periods of moderate intense exercise with maximum-intensity; and
smaller intervals of intensity with smaller periods of rest. This
workout is not a dance based program, it employs resistance
training to achieve faster body composition changes and sculpt
your muscles.
Instructor: Melissa Loudenbeck
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 5:30pm-6:20pm
Location: Rec Center 121
Cost: $87.00
Rock out while
you work out!!
POUND is a
full-body cardio
session,
combining
light resistance
strength training with constant simulated
drumming.
Through continual
upper
body
motion
using
lightly
weighted
drumsticks,
you’ll turn into
a calorie-torching drummer! Rock, rap, dubstep, pop and old school music
fuse to create the POUND track series. The POUND workout
fuses cardio, isometric movements, plyometrics and isometric
poses with pulse-racing, sweat-inducing drumming. Drum your
way to a leaner, stronger physique – all while rocking out to your
favorite music!
Instructor: Melissa Loudenbeck
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 1:00pm-1:50pm
Location: Rec Center 131
Cost: $87.00
UNIVERSITY CENTER
PE 0582 110 INSANITY® WORKOUT
PE 0525 65
POUND
BUSINESS
This is a beginners introductory class to the Energy Art, T’ai Chi.
Exploration of related “Meditation in Movement” practices will be
introduced. The class will consist of preparing the body for quiet,
strength, flexibility, balance and grace, before learning and practicing the “Short Form” of 37 moves, Yang style.
Instructor: Linda Laverty
Days: Thu
Time: 1:00pm-1:50pm
Location: Rec Center 121
Cost: $58.00
PE 0582 105 BOSU CARDIO!
This class is an upbeat, energizing, and motivating workout that
will get you back on the road to fitness. We start with 25 minutes
of step/cardio to get your blood moving, followed by 20 minutes
of boot camp drills to tone your muscles, and finish with 5 minutes of ab attack. Start or end your day in a positive way!
Instructor: Jackie Corriea
Days: Mon, Wed, Fri
Time: 6:00pm-6:50pm
Location: Rec Center 131
Cost: $87.00
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ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
PE 0504 65 TAI CHI
training to maximize caloric output, fat burning, and total body
toning. Inspired by Latin dance and music, Zumba® uses a variety of Latin styles in its routines.
(Available for credit PE 185BU 01)
Instructor: Melissa Loudenbeck
Days: Tue, Thu, Fri
Time: 12:00pm-12:50pm
Location: Rec Center 121
Cost: $87.00
POUND!
FITNESS & RECREATION
WINTER CLASSES
For instructions on how to register for a Community Education class visit:
www.socc.edu/communityed. For more information call 541-888-7328.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
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GETTING STARTED
Because You Never Stop Learning!
COMMUNITY ED
PE 185PC PHYSICAL CONDITIONING –
FOR MATURE ACTIVE ADULTS
WINTER CLASSES
Get motivated, improve your endurance, and get in shape! This
fitness class is designed for mature adults who need to modify a
fitness program according to their current level of conditioning.
Kermit will work with you on strengthening and flexibility. Students will also have full use of the Rec Center during the term.
Instructor: Kermit Walker
Day: Tue, Thu Time: 11:00am-12:20pm (PE 185PC 02)
Day: Tue, Thu
Time: 6:00pm-7:20pm (PE 185PC 01)
Day: Mon, Wed
Time: 11:00am-12:20pm (PE 185PC 03)
Location: Rec Center 131
Cost: $145
PE 0512 SWIMNASTICS
Make a splash in water aerobics! This fun exercise program
uses water resistance to tone muscles, improve flexibility and
achieve basic physical conditioning. Location: North Bend Pool
DISTANCE LEARNING
Instructor: Heidi McCarthy
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 7:00pm-8:00pm
Dates: First half of term: 1/4/16-2/3/16 (PE 0512 70)
Second half of term: 2/8/16-3/16/16 (PE 0512 65) Cost: $40
Monday only session: 1/4/16-3/17/16 (PE 0512 67) Cost: $40
UNIVERSITY CENTER
Instructor: Michelle Leblanc
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 6:00pm-7:00pm
Dates: First half of term:1/5/16-2/4/16 (PE 0512 66)
Second Half of term: 2/9/16-3/17/16 (PE 0512 68)
Thursday only session: 1/7/16-3/17/16 (PE 0512 74) Cost: $40
PE 0507 65 YOGA FOR HEALTH-BEGINNER
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
Restorative, therapeutic yoga practice safe and comfortable. Improve posture, balance, strength, flexibility and stress reduction
while calming and quieting the mind. Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Hatha
yoga styles are practiced with props for comfort and safety,
Instructor: Linda Laverty
Day: Mon
Time: 1:00pm-1:50pm
Location: Rec Center Room 121
Cost: $58.00
PE 0506 65 YOGA FOR HEALTHINTERMEDIATE
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
A more challenging Yoga practice with benefits of restorative and therapeutic results for improved posture,
balance, strength, flexibility and stress reduction, while
calming and quieting the mind. Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Hatha yoga styles are practiced with props for comfort and
safety.
Instructor: Linda Laverty
Day: Wed
Time: 1:00pm-1:50pm
Location: Rec Center Room 121
Cost: $58.00
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PE 0213 BALLROOM DANCE I
Do you dance? Learn to Swing, Foxtrot Waltz, Tango and more.
Instructor: Lynn Haller.
Location: Eagles Hall Coos Bay
Cost: $35
Ballroom Dance I (PE 0213 65)
Date: Mon 1/4/16-2/1/16
Time: 6:00pm-7:20pm
Ballroom Dance I (PE 0213 66)
Date: Mon 2/8/16-3/8/16
Time: 6:00pm-7:20pm
PE 0238 FOCUS ON DANCE
Take your dance skills to the next level with “Focus on Dance.”
Offering three dances over three terms, instructor Lynn Haller
will spotlight beginning and intermediate levels of American
Tango.
Location: Eagles Hall Coos Bay
Cost: $35
Focus On Dance (PE 0238 65)
American Smooth Style Bronze Level Tango - Beginning
Date: Tue 1/5/16-2/2/16 Time: 6:00pm-7:20pm
Focus On Dance (PE 0239 65)
American Smooth Style Bronze Level Tango - Intermediate Date: Tue 2/9/16-3/3/16
Time: 6:00pm-7:20pm
PE 0410 65 CHILDREN’S JUDO
Young students, ages 6 to 13, are introduced to basic skill development in the fundamentals of Judo. Judo is an ideal form
of physical exercise and character building. Keep your child out
of harm’s way with this safe and reliable system of self-defense
against armed or unarmed attack.
Instructor: Rob Schab
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 6:30pm-7:20pm
Location: Prosper Mat Room
Cost: $55
ART & PHOTOGRAPHY
ART
0257 65
CERAMICS
BASICS
Explore in a
studio setting
the art of working in clay. In
this course students are guided to develop
skills
with
hand-building
and
wheelthrowing techniques. Perfect
for beginning and intermediate potters to expand their designing, curing, finishing and firing skills. Instructor: Annie Pollard
Day: Tue Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Location: Eden 5
Cost: $120
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
ART 0393 65 INTRODUCTION TO PHOTO
BASICS
This basic photography course will introduce students to the
techniques of digital photography, and the creative photographic
process. While this course will focus on the “35mm, SLR style”
camera, other types of cameras will not be left out. Topics include camera controls such as shutter speeds, apertures, ISO
settings, white balance, histograms, and exposure compensation, as well as which camera settings to use to achieve the
photographer’s desired creative effect.
Instructor: Tony Mason
Day: Thur
Time: 6:00pm-8:50pm
Location: Tioga 403
Cost: $130
CS 0204 65 PHOTOSHOP® FOR
PHOTOGRAPHERS II
A continuation of Photoshop® for Photographers I allows students to continue exploring
the digital photographic darkroom using sample and their more importantly, their own images. The first half of each session has structured lessons, but the second half is dedicated
to working on student images. Prerequisite:
Photoshop® for Photographers I. Please bring
a (minimum) 4Gb USB Flash Drive to store instruction files. Instructor: Tony Mason
Day: Wed
Time: 6:00pm-8:50pm
Location: Tioga 403
Cost: $130
ART 0589 65 GET TO KNOW
YOUR DIGITAL CAMERA
Want to learn more about the camera you’ve
been using, or you’re thinking of purchasing a
new one? We will explore features found on most of today’s
cameras. Terminology, shooting modes and an overview of how
the camera works. There will be a one-on-one with the instructor
to go over your camera’s buttons and menus. Bring your camera
(with a fully charged battery) and instruction manual. Limited to
five students
Instructor: Tony Mason
Date: Sat, Jan 9, or Sun, Jan 10
Time: 9:00pm-3:50pm
Location: Tioga 403
Cost: $40
CS 0201 65 ELEMENTS® WEEKEND
During this two-day, hands-on workshop, instructor Tony Mason guides students through a hands-on overview of Adobe®
Photoshop® Elements (latest version). Importing and organizing images; editing/developing images with global and local adjustments, with 100% non-destructive methods; plus how to get
your images ready for print and/or email will be featured using
this popular software. Please bring a (minimum) 4Gb USB Flash
Drive to store instruction files. Instructor: Tony Mason
Date & Time: Sat, January 30, 10am-4:50pm
Sun, January 31, 10am-3:50pm
Location: Tioga 403
Cost: $50
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WINTER CLASSES
Learn how to
photograph the
different characters of water
using creative
in-camera affects that can
impact
and
inspire.
After
meeting
on
campus
Saturday, we will
either travel to
Golden & Silver
Falls or Cape
Arago, photograph then return to campus
to
download
and
look/discuss your images. Sunday we will visit Sweet Creek Falls (near Mapleton).
Some minor hiking is required, students provide own transportation.
Instructor: Tony Mason
Days: Sat & Sun February 20 & 21
Time: 9am-5:50pm
Location : Tioga 403
Cost: $50
DISTANCE LEARNING
ART 0221 65 PHOTOGRAPHING NATURE –
Flowing Water
This hands-on course allows the student to explore the digital
photographic darkroom using the basic tools of Adobe Photoshop®, Adobe Bridge® and Adobe Camera Raw® (Windows™
versions). Step-by-step instruction and the use of sample images will emphasize and encourage non-destructive workflow
including the use of layers, adjustment layers, layer masks, and
more. Please bring a (minimum) 4Gb USB Flash Drive to store
instruction files. Instructor: Tony Mason
Day: Tue
Time: 6:00pm-8:50pm
Location: Tioga 403
Cost: $130
UNIVERSITY CENTER
Dana Rieck teaches the SWOCC stained glass class in a studio
format, where everyone works independently, at their own pace,
on a work of their choosing. Most students work using the copper foil technique, but advanced students also use lead came.
It’s a fun, low-stress atmosphere!
Instructor: Dana Rieck
Day: Thu
Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Location: Eden 7
Cost: $125
CS 0203 65 PHOTOSHOP® FOR
PHOTOGRAPHERS I
BUSINESS
ART 0138 65 STAINED GLASS
ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
Because You Never Stop Learning!
COMMUNITY ED
GETTING STARTED
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
GETTING STARTED
Because You Never Stop Learning!
WINTER CLASSES
This two-day workshop, the instructor Tony Mason, will guide
students through a hands-on overview of Adobe Photoshop
Lightroom® (latest version). Topics include: importing and organizing images; editing/developing images with global and local
adjustments, with 100% non-destructive methods; creating slide
shows and web pages; plus getting your images ready for print.
Please bring a (minimum) 4Gb USB Flash Drive to store instruction files. Instructor: Tony Mason
Date & Time: Sat, February 13, 10am-4:50pm
Sun, February 14, 10am-3:50pm
Location: Tioga 403
Cost: $50
HST 0213 65 HISTORY OF OREGON’S
SOUTH COAST
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
DISTANCE LEARNING
Coos County Historical Society
COMMUNITY ED
CS 0202 LIGHTROOM® WEEKEND
SPAN 0521 65 BEGINNING CONVERSATIONAL
SPANISH
Join instructor Celso Ledesma as he explores the basics of
conversational Spanish vocabulary, correct pronunciations and
necessary grammar. This class will cover topics such as Hispanic customs, daily activities, and eating habits. Students will
be required to purchase a textbook.
Location: Stensland 205
Cost: $116
Day: Tue
Time: 6:00pm-8:50pm
UNIVERSITY CENTER
SPAN 0523 65 ADVANCED CONVERSATIONAL
SPANISH
Explore the Spanish language further with Celso Ledesma. You
will develop a deeper understanding and application of conversational Spanish in this class. Students will become comfortable
conversing in small talk and learning the correct verb tenses.
A basic knowledge of conversational Spanish is required. Students will be required to purchase a textbook.
Location: Stensland 205
Cost: $116
Day: Wed
Time: 6:00pm-8:50pm
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
SPECIAL INTEREST
CS 0613 66 INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
Need help learning Excel? This fun introductory course will
teach the fundamental skills you need to create, save and edit
a basic spreadsheet. In this hands on class you will learn shortcuts, cell referencing, inserting images and much more.
Instructor: Chelsea Lucas
Days: Tue
Time: 6:00pm-7:50pm
Location: Tioga 408
Cost: $87
8
COOS BAY CAMPUS
www.socc.edu
Learn about the history and heritage of the place where you
live – Oregon’s south coast. This class will be held in the community room of the new Coos History Museum on the waterfront
in Coos Bay. The class will have available a variety of museum
exhibits, documents, and image resources as well as special
expert guest speakers. Students will learn about south coast
geography, native cultures, first Euro-American encounters, pioneer immigrants and settlement, historic occupations, effect of
the two world wars, transportation history, and post-war development of the region. Instructor: Steven Greif
Location: Coos History Museum
Cost: $50
Days: Tue
Time: 7:00pm-8:20pm
AARP SMART DRIVER COURSE
This course offers you an important opportunity to learn how to
drive more efficiently and safely. The course contains up-todate information about changes over time in ourselves, our vehicles, and our roads. The content of this course can help boost
safety awareness, refresh and improve driving skills, minimize
crash risk, increase confidence, prolong mobility, and maintain
independence. Completion of this one day six-hour driving refresher course can yield discounted auto insurance premiums
for individuals 55 and older. The course fee for AARP members
is $15, or $20 for non-members, and is payable to AARP at the
first class. For a schedule of classes or to pre-register call Carlene Dater 541-808-2175. Dates: January 20, February 10, or March 16,
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
ART 0010 65 BONSAI TREE
WORKSHOP
RE 0810 65 ABC’S OF
HOME BUYING
How the choices you make today will affect your future. You will
become educated about:
• Self awareness
• The drug and alcohol addiction process
• The impact of your behavior
Instructor: Shelly McCarthy
Dates: 1/13/16-3/2/16
Day: Wed
Time: 6:00pm-8:00pm
Cost: $100 (Payable at the time of registration)
You must register prior to the first day of class at the
Community Education & Workforce Development office,
Dellwood Hall, Room 16, 541-888-7328.
Seniors Receive
Free Tuition
Time: 9:00am-2:00pm
Cost: $140.00
Prepare for home ownership. Learn about housing decisions,
financial preparation, mortgages, shopping for a home, closing
your loan, and protecting your new investment in a home. This
course was produced by the Homeowner Education Collaborative of Oregon and meets the HUD guidelines for an 8-hour
home ownership class requirement. For more information call
541-756-1000 or email info.coos@nwumpqua.org
Location: North Bend Housing Authority
1700 Monroe, North Bend
Date: February 20, 2016
Time: 8:00am-5:00pm
DISTANCE LEARNING
Oregon residents
65 years or older
receive free tuition on
credit-based courses.
Students must audit
their classes and
are responsible for
all course fees. Only
tuition-based and
SWOCC-web based
courses are eligible.
Fee-based or special
program courses do
not qualify. Call the
Student First Stop
Center: Coos Bay
campus 541-8887352; Curry campus
541-813-1667.
UNIVERSITY CENTER
Come and learn about the
exciting and ancient art
of Bonsai. During this
class you will get an introduction into the history, horticultural, and
artistic aspects of maintaining miniature trees in
small pots. In this class
each student will be provided with a tree, as well as
a bonsai pot and will be given
instruction on how to style and
maintain the bonsai. This is a two
day class with a bento box lunch
provided both days. Limited to
10 students.
Date: Jan 23 & 24
Instructor: Tom Roberts,
541-888-1545
Days: Sat, Sun
Location: OCCI 135
HS 0571 65 CHOICES FOR LIFE
– Minor in Possession Course
0831 65 FINANCIAL FITNESS
This personal finance course will teach you money management skills that can help put you on the path to decreasing debt
and increasing resources, including long-term home ownership.
Financial literacy can help you become aware of common pitfalls, consumer scams, predatory lending practices and how to
avoid them. For more information
call 541-756-1000 or email:
info.coos@nwumpqua.org
Location: North Bend Housing
Authority
1700 Monroe, North Bend
Date: Jan 1 & Mar 26
Time: 8:00am-5:00pm
www.socc.edu
COOS BAY CAMPUS
9
BUSINESS
All motor boat operators need a Boater Education Card for boats
over ten HP. An 8 hour boating safety education course will be
offered in Charleston. A Boater Education Card is required for all
motorboat operators of all ages for boats over 10 horsepower.
The course covers boating safety, rules of the road and Oregon
boating laws, a test will be given. When passed, boaters will
qualify for their Boater Education Card under the Mandatory
Boater Education Program. Course is taught by the U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary. Cost of the course and materials is $15. To register for the class, please call 541-267-6152. Pre-registration is
required. Date: March 12
ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
IND 0905 65 BOATERS SAFETY
WINTER CLASSES
Because You Never Stop Learning!
COMMUNITY ED
GETTING STARTED
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
GETTING STARTED
Workforce Development
Looking for training opportunities right here at home?
For more information on these trainings call 541-888-7328 or visit www.socc.edu/workforce.
BUSINESS AND CAREER TRAININGS
COMMUNITY ED
RE 0100 65 REAL ESTATE BROKER
LICENSE COURSE
WINTER CLASSES
This accelerated course prepares you to qualify for the Oregon
Real Estate Broker’s License Exam in just 10 weeks. It is a hybrid
course, combining live lecture with the 150 hour on-line home
study to meet the Oregon Real Estate Agency (OREA). For information contact 1-888-903-1021 or team@a1schools.com.
Location: Stensland 202
Days: Tue
Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Instructor: Linda Forbes
Cost: $600
Study Session will be held Saturday March 19 from 9:00am5:00pm in Stensland 202.
IND 4100 TRAFFIC CONTROL
FLAGGER TRAINING
DISTANCE LEARNING
This is a one day, Oregon Department of Transportation approved, safety training course covering the requirements for flaggers. Students who successfully complete the course receive an
ODOT credential for flaggers, valid for three years. Must be 18
years of age. Fees cover all materials. Pre-registration and payment is required.
Location: B2
Day: Mondays Cost: $107 each class
Dates: January 4, February 1, March 1 Time: 8:30am-2:30pm
UNIVERSITY CENTER
CS 0613 65 COMPUTER BASICS
New to computers? Enhance your knowledge with this beginner
level class. Learn how to create a folder, save documents, upload images, create an email address, explore the start button,
make a PDF and much more. Instructor: Chelsea Lucas
Days: Mon
Time: 10 - 11:50am
Location: Tioga 410
Cost: $87
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
OREGON EMPLOYER COUNCIL
– SOUTH COAST –
Providing Low Cost Training Seminars to Enhance Your Workplace!
www.oec.org
Seminars are held at ESD Large Conference Room
1350 Teakwood, Coos Bay
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
If you’d like to host or learn more about the upcoming seminars,
the “seminar pricing deal”, or about joining the Oregon Employer
Council South Coast, contact Amanda Poe:
OECsouthcoast@gmail.com; 800-342-4742, Ext: 2124
Upcoming Trainings:
• January 22 – Workplace Accommodations - BOLI
• February 2 – “How Can I Be Effective If I Can’t Find
My Keys?” - Bethanne Kronick
• March 17 – New Development in Wage & Hour Laws - BOLI
10 COOS BAY CAMPUS
www.socc.edu
CS 0613 66 INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL
Need help learning Excel? This fun introductory course will teach
the fundamental skills you need to create, save and edit a basic
spreadsheet. In this hands on class you will learn shortcuts, cell
referencing, inserting images and much more.
Instructor: Chelsea Lucas
Days: Tue
Time: 6:00-7:50pm
Location: Tioga 408
Cost: $87
CHILD CARE PROVIDER CLASSES:
DHS Child Care Provider Orientation is for individuals that
are interested in becoming an exempt, or unlicensed DHS Child
Care Provider.
Family Child Care Provider Overview is for individuals that
are interested in becoming a licensed family home child care
Provider.
We will cover:
• Child Care Division Rules and Regulations
• Overview of support agencies/programs
• Child Care as a business
• What does quality look like?
Recognizing & Reporting Child Abuse & Neglect is for professionals working in child care settings in Oregon who are required
by the Child Care Division to have a minimum of two hours of
training in child abuse detection and the Oregon reporting requirements and process. RRCAN meets this requirement.
Above courses are offered once a month in Coos and Curry
counties. Please call for date and time and to register.
Coos: Cherri, 541-888-7957; Curry: Liz, 541-813-1674.
ED2GO
Instructor-led online non-credit class
Looking for innovative, affordable noncredit online education?
Southwestern is partnered with Ed2go, the world’s leading
provider of online courses for adults. There are over 300 fully
interactive courses that you can take entirely over the Internet.
All of our courses include expert instructors, many of whom are
nationally known authors. Our online courses are affordable,
fun, fast, convenient, and geared just for you.
Search the online catalog to see the variety of courses to
choose from.
Register at www.ed2go.com/socc Price: $90.00 per class.
A to Z Grant Writing
Creating Web Pages
Real Estate Investing
Introduction to SQL
Accounting Fundamentals
Speed Spanish
Intro to Microsoft Access
Intro to Microsoft Word
Grammar Refresher
Intro to QuickBooks
WINTER 2015-2016 CLASS SCHEDULE • TERM BEGINS JANUARY 4, 2016
Please see www.socc.edu for current information • This schedule is subject to change.
CODE: HYB = Hybrid LI = Live, Interactive
DAYS: M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday N=Sunday
SHADED AREAS DESIGNATE EVENING CLASSES
ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING
AC*2764*01HB SMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING
4
$356 $108 $29 S. Petersen
MWF 8:00 AM 8:50 AM
S. Petersen Online
Tioga 403
eLearning
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
ABE*0743*65 ABE ORIENTATION AND TESTING
0
M. Bulinski
Tioga HYB
HYB
$50 CHARGE FOR ONE OR MORE
OF THESE ABE/GED/ESL COURSES
To be scheduled
ALLIED HEALTH
AH*111*01 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I
3
$267$81$29 J. Bennett-Stillmaker MW
11:00 AM 12:20 PM
AH*112*05 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II
3
$267 $81 $29 K. Pederson
MW
1:00 PM 2:20 PM
AH*121*01 BODY STRUCTURES AND FUNCTIONS I
3
$267 $81 $29 K. Pederson
TR
8:00 AM 9:20 AM
AH*132*01 CLINICAL PROCEDURES II
4
$356 $108 $29 K. Pederson
TR
10:00 AM 12:20 PM
AH*280A*02 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: ALLIED HEALTH FRONT OFFICE
2
$178 $54 $29 S. Brandt
To be scheduled
AH*280B*04 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: ALLIED HEALTH BACK OFFICE
4
$356 $108 $29 K. Pederson
To be scheduled
3rd Floor
Sumner 10
Sumner 10
Sumner 11
Sumner 11
TBS
TBS
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
ASL*102*01HB FIRST YEAR AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II
4
$356 $108 $29 B. Young
MWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM Stensland 205
B. YoungOnline
eLearning
ASL*202*01HB SECOND YEAR AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II
4
$356 $108 $29 B. Young
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM Stensland 205
B. YoungOnline
eLearning
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH*180 INTERNSHIP: ANTHROPOLOGY
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
ANTH*222*01 INTRODUCTION CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
3
$267 $81 $29 E. Cole
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
ANTH*222*03 INTRODUCTION CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
3
$267 $81 $29 E. Cole
MWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
ANTH*231*01 NATIVE NORTH AMERICANS: PNW
3
$267 $81 $29 C. Alexander
TR
11:00 AM 12:20 PM
ANTH*280 FIELD EXPERIENCE
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
ART
ART*116*02 BASIC DESIGN II COLOR THEORY
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Fritz
MW
1:00 PM 2:20 PM
ART*116*03 BASIC DESIGN II COLOR THEORY
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Fritz
MWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
ART*132*02 INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING II
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Keating
TR
12:30 PM 3:20 PM
ART*180
INTERNSHIP: ART
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
ART*192*01 BEGINNING SCULPTURE
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Fritz
TR
12:30 PM 3:20 PM
ART*205*01 HISTORY OF WESTERN ART: INTRODUCTION TO ART HISTORY
3
$267 $81 $29 F. Vassar
MWF 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
ART*237*01 LIFE DRAWING
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Keating
TR
12:30 PM 3:20 PM
ART*244*01 BRONZE CASTING
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Fritz
MW
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
ART*253*01 CERAMICS I
3
$267 $81 $29 S. Scott
TR
9:30 AM 12:20 PM
ART*256*01 CERAMICS II
3
$267 $81 $29 S. Scott
TR
12:30 PM 3:20 PM
Stensland 204
Stensland 204
Stensland 204
TBS
Eden 7
Eden 7
Eden 3
Eden 5
Eden 1
Eden 3
Eden 5
Eden 5
Eden 5
HYB
HYB
HYB
HYB
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
ART*280
FIELD EXPERIENCE
1-3
Staff
ART*282*01 PAINTING II
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Keating
ART*285*01 PAINTING II - INTERMEDIATE
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Keating
ART*292*02SCULPTURE
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Fritz
DAYS
START
END
BLDG
RM CODE
COMMUNITY ED
RM CODE
To be scheduled
MW
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
Eden 3
MW
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
Eden 3
TR
12:30 PM 3:20 PM
Eden 5
BIOLOGY
BI*102*02 GENERAL BIOLOGY
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Fields
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
R. Fields
T
11:00 AM 1:50 PM
BI*102*03 GENERAL BIOLOGY
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Fields
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
R. Fields
T
2:00 PM 4:50 PM
BI*180
INTERNSHIP: BIOLOGY
1-3
R. Fields
To be scheduled
BI*202*01 INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Fields
MWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
R. Fields
M
2:00 AM 4:50 PM
BI*202*02 INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Fields
MWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
R. Fields
T
8:00 AM 10:50 AM
BI*232*01 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II
4
$356 $108 $29 D. Brouse
MWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
D. Brouse
R
11:00 AM 1:50 PM
D. Brouse Online
BI*232*02 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II
4
$356 $108 $29 D. Brouse
MWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
D. Brouse
R
2:00 PM 4:50 PM
D. Brouse Online
BI*232*03HB HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II
4
$356 $108 $29 D. Brouse
F
9:00 AM 11:50 AM
D. Brouse Online
BI*280
FIELD EXPERIENCE
1-3
R. Fields
To be scheduled
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BA*101*01HB INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Bunnell
TR
12:30 PM 1:50 PM
R. Bunnell Online
BA*120*01 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Engelke
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
BA*180
INTERNSHIP: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
BA*212*01 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II
4
$356 $108 $29 L. Stagg-Brown MTWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
BA*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
BA*285*01HB HUMAN RELATIONS IN ORGANIZATIONS
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Engelke
R
6:00 PM 7:20 PM
J. Engelke Online
BA*288*01 CUSTOMER SERVICE
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Engelke
TR
11:00 AM 12:20 PM
CHEMISTRY
CHEM*110*01 FOUNDATIONS OF GENERAL ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY
4
$356 $108 $29 M. Springer
MTWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
CHEM*180 INTERNSHIP: CHEMISTRY
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
Eden 1
Coaledo 6
WINTER CLASSES
BLDG
Eden 1
Coaledo 6
Eden 1
Coaledo 6
DISTANCE LEARNING
END
Eden 1
Coaledo 6
Coaledo 3
Coaledo 6
MOODL
Coaledo 3
Coaledo 6
MOODL
Coaledo 6
MOODL
HYB
HYB
TBS
Coaledo 3
eLearning
HYB
HYB
Stensland 203
TBS
Tioga 408
TBS
Stensland 201
eLearning
HYB
HYB
Stensland 202
Coaledo 3
TBS
Information in this publication was believed to be correct at press time; however, information is subject to change without notice.
www.socc.edu
UNIVERSITY CENTER
START
BUSINESS
DAYS
ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
GETTING STARTED
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
COOS BAY CAMPUS
11
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
GETTING STARTED
SHADED AREAS DESIGNATE EVENING CLASSES
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
COMMUNITY ED
CHEM*222*01 GENERAL CHEMISTRY
5
$445 $135 $29 M. Springer
M. Springer
CHEM*222*02 GENERAL CHEMISTRY
5
$445 $135 $29 M. Springer
M. Springer
CHEM*280 FIELD EXPERIENCE
1-4
Staff
DAYS
START
END
MTWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
R
11:00 AM 1:50 PM
MTWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
R
8:00 AM 10:50 AM
To be scheduled
WINTER CLASSES
DISTANCE LEARNING
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CIS*120*01 CONCEPTS OF COMPUTING
4
$356 $108 $29 D. Fedukowski TR
2:00 PM 3:50 PM
CIS*120*02HB CONCEPTS OF COMPUTING
4
$356 $108 $29 A. Mueller
T
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
A. Mueller Online
CIS*120*03C CONCEPTS OF COMPUTING
4
$0
$0 $0 C. Friesen
MTWR 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
CIS*140U*01 INTRO TO OPERATING SYSTEMS: UNIX
4
$356 $108 $29 E. Williamson
MTWF 8:00 AM 8:50 AM
CIS*145*01 HARDWARE INSTALLATION SUPPORT
4
$356 $108 $29 D. Fedukowski TR
4:00 PM 5:50 PM
CIS*152*01 NETWORK ROUTER CONFIGURATION
4
$356 $108 $29 E. Williamson
MW
1:00 PM 1:50 PM
E. Williamson
F
1:00 PM 2:50 PM
CIS*279*01 NETWORK MANAGEMENT - NETWORK HARDWARE
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Aton
TR
4:00 PM 5:50 PM
CIS*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: COMPUTER INFO SYSTEMS
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
UNIVERSITY CENTER
COMPUTER SCIENCE
CS*161*01 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I
4
$356 $108 $29 E. Williamson
MWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
E. Williamson
R
9:00 AM 10:50 AM
CS*180
INTERNSHIP: COMPUTER SCIENCE
1-4
E. Williamson
To be scheduled
CS*195*01 WEB DEVELOPMENT I
3
$267 $81 $29 E. Williamson
TR
11:00 AM 12:50 PM
CS*244*01 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
3
$267 $81 $29 E. Williamson
TR
11:00 AM 12:50 PM
CS*271*01 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION
4
$356 $108 $29 Staff
MWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
Staff
T
9:00 AM 10:50 AM
CS*276*01 ADVANCED SQL
4
$356 $108 $29 Staff
MWF 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
Staff
R
2:00 PM 3:50 PM
CS*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: COMPUTER SCIENCE
1-4
E. Williamson
To be scheduled
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJ*100*01 INTRODUCTION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
4
$356 $108 $29 K. Dyer
TR
11:00 AM 12:50 PM
CJ*101*03 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY
4
$356 $108 $29 K. Dyer
MW
11:00 AM 12:50 PM
CJ*110*01 POLICING - AN INTRODUCTION
4
$356 $108 $29 D. Laird
W
6:00 PM 9:50 PM
CJ*125*01 THE AMERICAN COURT SYSTEM
3
$267 $81 $29 K. Dyer
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
CJ*130*01 CORRECTIONS - AN INTRODUCTION
4
$356 $108 $29 K. Dyer
TR
2:00 PM 3:50 PM
CJ*180
INTERNSHIP: CRIMINAL JUSTICE
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
CJ*214*01 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS OF CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS
3
$267 $81 $29 K. Karcher
R
6:00 PM 9:50 PM
CJ*280
FIELD EXPERIENCE
1-4
K. Dyer
To be scheduled
CJ*5402*01 ROTA MOD2: LGLCON II
3
$0
$0 $0 R. Frasier
T
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
BLDG
RM CODE
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
DAYS
START
END
RM CODE
Coaledo 3
Coaledo 2
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
ECE*209*01 THEORY AND PRACTICUM I
3
$267 $81 $29 D. Birskovich
T
2:00 PM 2:50 PM
Family Center 101
Coaledo 3
Coaledo 2
ECONOMICS
ECON*202*01MACROECONOMICS
4
$356 $108 $29 L. Stagg-Brown
6:00 PM 7:50 PM
Tioga TBS
Tioga 401
Tioga 401
eLearning
Tioga 403
Tioga 410
Tioga 323
Tioga Tioga 410
410
Tioga 403
TBS
TR
EDUCATION
ED*180
INTERNSHIP: EDUCATION & TUTORING
1-4
L. Potts
To be scheduled
ED*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: EDUCATION & TUTORING
1-4
L. Potts
To be scheduled
HYB
HYB
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
EMT*151*01 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN PART A
5
$445 $360 $29 E. White
TR
6:00 PM 9:20 PM
EMT*151*02 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN PART A
5
$0 $225 $0 E. White
TR
6:00 PM 9:20 PM
EMT*170*01 EMERGENCY RESPONSE & COMMUNICATION DOCUMENTATION
2
$178 $54 $29 R. Aton
MWF 1:00 PM 2:20 PM
EMT*171*01 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRANSPORT
2
$178 $54 $29 R. Aton
MWF 1:00 PM 2:20 PM
EMT*297*01 EMT PARAMEDIC PART II
12 $1,068$324 $29 T. Mendez
MTW 8:00 AM 11:50 AM
ENGINEERING
ENGR*112*01 ENGINEERING COMPUTATION
3
$267 $81 $29 R. Rioux
R. Rioux
ENGR*180 INTERNSHIP: ENGINEERING
1-4
Staff
MT
W
To be scheduled
403
403
ENGLISH
ENG*105*01 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE - DRAMA
3
$267 $81 $29 M. Wilson
TR
ENG*108*01 WORLD LITERATURE
3
$267 $81 $29 M. Wilson
MWF
Tioga 410
Tioga 410
ENGLISH SECOND LANGUAGE
ESL*0747*65 ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
0
A. Lugo-Ferrin
Tioga Tioga 403
403
Tioga Tioga 403
403
Tioga Tioga TBS
TBS
Sitkum 1
Sitkum 1
Stensland 202
Sitkum 1
Sitkum
1
TBS
Stensland 203
TBS
Sitkum 12
2:00 PM 2:50 PM
2:00 PM 4:50 PM
TBS
TBS
Sumner 10-12 LIT
Sumner 10-12 LIT
Tioga 105
LIT
Tioga 105
LIT
Sumner 10
Tioga Tioga 410
410
TBS
Sitkum 8
12:00 PM 12:50 PM
Sitkum 10
$50 CHARGE FOR ONE OR MORE
OF THESE ABE/GED/ESL COURSES
MTWR
9:00 AM 11:50 AM
FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY
FS*180
INTERNSHIP: FIRE SCIENCE
1-3
Staff
To be scheduled
FS*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: FIRE SCIENCE
1-3
A. Peters
To be scheduled
FS*5245*02 NFPA FIREFIGHTER I PART B
3
$0 $110 $0 A. Peters
MWF 9:00 AM 11:50 AM
FS*5276*01 S130/190 WILDLAND FIREFIGHTER TYPE
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Weidemiller F
6:00 PM 9:50 PM
B. Weidemiller SN
8:00 AM 4:50 PM
FS*5276*02 S130/190 WILDLAND FIREFIGHTER TYPE
3
$0 $110 $0 B. Weidemiller F
6:00 PM 9:50 PM
B. Weidemiller SN
8:00 AM 4:50 PM
FS*5289*01 LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE FIRE SERVICE
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Peters
TR
9:00 AM 10:20 AM
FS*5289*02 LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE FIRE SERVICE
3
$0 $110 $0 A. Peters
TR
9:00 AM 10:20 AM
FS*5675*01 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Peters
TR
10:30 AM 11:50 AM
FS*9175*01 FIREFIGHTER SAFETY
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Peters
MWF 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
FS*9175*02 FIREFIGHTER SAFETY
3
$0 $110 $0 A. Peters
MWF 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
FS*9370*01 RAPID INTERVENTION TEAMS-FIRE
1.5 $133.50$40.50 $29 J. Wilson
MWF 9:00 AM 11:50 AM
FS*9370*02 RAPID INTERVENTION TEAMS-FIRE
1.5
$0 $69.50 $0 J. Wilson
MWF 9:00 AM 11:50 AM
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12:00 PM 1:20 PM
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BLDG
Tioga 305
TBS
TBS
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
Sumner 12
ENGINEERING
FOREST PHOTOGRAMMETRY & INTRO TO REMOTE SENSING
$356 $108 $29 T. Livingstone
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
T. Livingstone
R
2:00 PM 4:50 PM
FOREST RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY
F*222A*01 ELEMENTARY FOREST SURVEYING
4
$356 $108 $29 T. Livingstone
MWF 8:00 AM 8:50 AM
T. Livingstone
T
2:00 PM 4:50 PM
F*250*01
FOREST BIOLOGY
4
$356 $108 $29 T. Livingstone
MWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
T. Livingstone
R
8:00 AM 10:50 AM
F*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: FORESTRY
1-4
T. Livingstone
To be scheduled
RM CODE
Rec Center105
Sitkum 11
Sitkum 11
Sitkum 11
Sitkum 11
Sitkum 11
Sitkum 11
TBS
GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT $50 CHARGE FOR ONE OR MORE
OF THESE ABE/GED/ESL COURSES
GED*0745*65GED
0
D. Collins
MTWR 9:30 AM 2:50 PM Tioga 303
GED*0745*66GED
0
K. Taylor
MTW 6:00 PM 7:50 PM Tioga 303
GENERAL SCIENCE
GS*105*01 PHYSICAL SCIENCE
4
$356 $108 $29 M. Springer
M. Springer
R
MWF
2:00 PM 4:50 PM
12:00 PM 12:50 PM
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG*265*01INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
3
$267 $81 $29 Staff
M
6:00 PM 7:50 PM
Staff
T
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
GEOLOGY
G*145*01
GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP: DUNES
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Metzger
G*145*02
GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP: DUNES
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Metzger
G*145*03
GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP: CAPE BLANCO
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Metzger
G*145*04
GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP: CAPE BLANCO
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Metzger
G*202*01
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY II
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Metzger
R. Metzger
G*202*02
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY II
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Metzger
R. Metzger
G*202*03
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY II
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Metzger
R. Metzger
G*202*04
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY II
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Metzger
R. Metzger
GERMAN
GER*202*01RC SECOND YEAR GERMAN
4
$356 $108 $29 M. Detwiler
Coaledo 2
Coaledo 3
Tioga Tioga 301
301
S 1/30/16To be scheduled
T 1/26/16To be scheduled
S 2/20/16To be scheduled
N 2/21/16To be scheduled
MWF
R
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
8:00 AM 10:50 AM
Eden 1
Coaledo 7
MWF
R
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
11:00 AM 1:50 PM
Eden 1
Coaledo 7
MWF
R
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
2:00 PM 4:50 PM
Eden 1
Coaledo 7
MWF
T
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
11:00 AM 1:50 PM
Eden 1
Coaledo 7
TR
9:00 AM 10:50 AM
HEALTH
HE*250*01 PERSONAL HEALTH
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Whitlatch
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
HE*250*02 PERSONAL HEALTH
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Cooper
TR
9:00 AM 10:20 AM
HE*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: RURAL HEALTH AIDE
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
HISTORY
HST*102*01 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION
3
$267 $81 $29 F. Brick
MWF
HST*102*02 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION
3
$267 $81 $29 F. Brick
TR
To be scheduled
Rec Center 103
Rec Center 103
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
Stensland 206
9:00 AM 10:20 AM
Stensland 206
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
HST*202*01 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
3
$267 $81 $29 F. Brick
HST*202*03 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
3
$267 $81 $29 F. Brick
HST*280
Field Experience
1-4
Staff
DAYS
START
END
MWF
9:00 AM 9:50 AM
Stensland 206
MWF
1:00 PM 1:50 PM
Stensland 206
RM CODE
To be scheduled
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HD*0529*01 MATH SUCCESS
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Bell
MWF 11:00 AM
HD*100*01 COLLEGE SUCCESS AND SURVIVAL
3
$267 $81 $29 R. Bell
MWF 9:00 AM
HD*105*01HB FINDING FUNDING THROUGH SCHOLARSHIP
1
$89 $27 $29 C. Sharples
R
1:00 PM
C. Sharples
HD*111*01 MATH SUCCESS
2
$178 $54 $29 R. Bell
MWF 11:00 AM
HD*112*01 STUDY SKILLS
3
$267 $81 $29 Staff
MWF 10:00 AM
11:50 AM
Stensland 202
9:50 AM
Stensland 202
1:50 PM
Online
To be scheduled HYB
eLearning
HYB
11:50 AM
Stensland 202
10:50 AM
Sitkum HUMAN DEVELOPMENT FAMILY STUDY
HDFS*247*02 PRESCHOOL CHILD DEVELOPMENT
3
$267 $81 $29 M. Rosengarden TR
12:30 PM 1:50 PM
HUMAN SERVICES
HS*154*01 COMMUNITY RESOURCES
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Segner
TR
11:00 AM 12:20 PM
HS*155*01 INTERVIEWING THEORY
4
$356 $108 $29 B. Segner
TR
1:00 PM 2:50 PM
HS*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: HUMAN SERVICES
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
HUMANITIES
HUM*180*04 INTERNSHIP: HUMANITIES
10
$356 $108 $29 Staff
HUM*205*01 WORLD MYTHOLOGY & RELIGION
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Ashpole
HUM*205*02 WORLD MYTHOLOGY & RELIGION
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Ashpole
BLDG
4
Stensland 203
Sitkum
4
Sitkum
4
To be scheduled
TR
9:00 AM 10:20 AM
Stensland 204
TR
12:00 PM 1:20 PM
Stensland 206
JOURNALISM
J*180
INTERNSHIP: JOURNALISM
1-4
Staff
J*280
FIELD EXPERIENCE
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
MACHINE TOOL
MT*102*01 MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES II
3
$267 $81 $29 G. Crook
MT*9228*01 MACHINE TOOL WORKSHOP
2
$178 $54 $29 G. Crook
M
6:00 PM 9:50 PM
Fairview 1
M
TBS
Fairview 1
To be scheduled
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY
MFG*4102*01 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
3
$267 $81 $29 Staff
To be scheduled
MFG*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: MANUFACTURING
1-4
B. Thurman
To be scheduled
MATHEMATICS
MTH*20*04 BASIC MATH
4
$356 $108 $29
MTH*20*05 BASIC MATH
4
$356 $108 $29
MTH*105*01 MATH IN SOCIETY
4
$356 $108 $29
MTH*111*02 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
4
$356 $108 $29
MTH*111*01 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
4
$356 $108 $29
MTH*112*01TRIGONOMETRY
4
$356 $108 $29
MTH*112*02TRIGONOMETRY
4
$356 $108 $29
WINTER CLASSES
10:00 AM 11:50 AM
BLDG
DISTANCE LEARNING
END
UNIVERSITY CENTER
FOREST
FE*209*01
4
TR
START
TBS
J. Christensen
MTWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
Tioga
409
C. McKillip
MTWF
Tioga
409
N. Armstrong
MTWF 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
Sitkum
12
R. Rioux
MTWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
Sitkum 10
R.Werle
MTWF
Sitkum 10
S. Hutcherson
MTWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
Sitkum 8
K. Kypriotakis
MTWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
Sitkum 4
1:00 PM 1:50 PM
2:00 PM 2:50 PM
BUSINESS
FOOD AND NUTRITION
FN*225*01NUTRITION
4
$356 $108 $29 K. Leavitt
DAYS
ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
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SHADED AREAS DESIGNATE EVENING CLASSES
GETTING STARTED
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
COOS BAY CAMPUS
13
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
GETTING STARTED
SHADED AREAS DESIGNATE EVENING CLASSES
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
DAYS
START
END
COMMUNITY ED
WINTER CLASSES
DISTANCE LEARNING
UNIVERSITY CENTER
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
MTH*180
INTERNSHIP: MATHEMATICS
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
MTH*20*01 BASIC MATHEMATICS
4
$356 $108 $29 J. Christensen MTWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
MTH*20*02 BASIC MATHEMATICS
4
$356 $108 $29 Staff
TR
4:00 PM 5:50 PM
MTH*20*03C BASIC MATHEMATICS
4
$0
$0 $0 Staff
MTWR 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
MTH*199A*01 EXCEL IN MATH
1
$89 $27 $29 N. Armstrong
2:00 PM 2:50 PM
1/4/162/5/16
MTH*212*01 FUND ELEMENTAL MATH
4
$356 $108 $29 S. Hutcherson MTWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
MTH*243*01 INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS
4
$356 $108 $29 K. Kypriotakis
MTWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
MTH*252*01 CALCULUS II INTEGRAL CALCULUS
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Rioux
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
MTH*55*01 INTRODUCTORY TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS
4
$356 $108 $29 Staff
MTWF 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
MTH*60*01 ALGEBRA I
4
$356 $108 $29 C. McKillip
MTWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
MTH*60*02 ALGEBRA I
4
$356 $108 $29 N. Armstrong
MTWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
MTH*60*03 ALGEBRA I
4
$356 $108 $29 N. Armstrong
MTWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
MTH*60*04 ALGEBRA I
4
$356 $108 $29 Staff
MTWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
MTH*60*05 ALGEBRA I
4
$356 $108 $29 C. McKillip
MTWF 2:00 PM 2:50 PM
MTH*60*07 ALGEBRA I
4
$356 $108 $29 P. Leifer
TR
4:00 PM 5:50 PM
MTH*65*01 ALGEBRA II
4
$356 $108 $29 S. Hutcherson MTWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
MTH*65*02 ALGEBRA II
4
$356 $108 $29 S. Hutcherson MTWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
MTH*65*03 ALGEBRA II
4
$356 $108 $29 J. Christensen MTWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
MTH*65*05 ALGEBRA II
4
$356 $108 $29 Staff
TR
6:00 PM 7:50 PM
MTH*65*08 ALGEBRA II
4
$356 $108 $29 K. Kypriotakis
MTWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
MTH*82*01 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
4
$356 $108 $29 C. McKillip
MTWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
MTH*95*01 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA II
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Rioux
MTWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
MTH*95*02 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA II
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Werle
MTWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
MTH*95*04 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA II
4
$356 $108 $29 R. Rioux
MTWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
MTH*98*01 MATH LEARNING
4
$356 $108 $29 N. Armstrong
MTWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY
MLT*2005*01 BASIC PHLEBOTOMY
4
$356 $108 $29 B. Corriea
M
2:00 PM 6:50 PM
MLT*280*08 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: PHLEBOTOMY
8
$712 $216 $29 S. Walker
To be scheduled
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
MUSIC
MUS*101*01
3
MUS*112*01
3
MUS*115*01
1
MUS*118*01
3
MUS*132*01
1
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
$267 $81 $29 L. Kuhn
MUSIC THEORY I
$267 $81 $29 M. Turner
AURAL SKILLS I
$89 $27 $29 M. Turner
MUSIC AND COMPUTERS
$267 $81 $29 M. Turner
PIANO CLASS
$89 $27 $29 L. Kuhn
BLDG
RM CODE
Tioga 409
Tioga 409
Tioga 409
TBS
Sitkum 1
Sitkum 13
Sitkum 13
Sitkum 9
Tioga 409
Tioga 409
Tioga 409
Tioga 409
Tioga 409
Tioga 409
Tioga 409
Sitkum 9
Sitkum 12
Sitkum 1
Sitkum 7
Sitkum 7
Sitkum 8
Sitkum 12
Sitkum 11
Tioga
303
Sumner 13
TBS
MWF
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
Sunset 1
MWF
11:00 AM 11:50 AM
Sunset 2
TR
11:00 AM 11:50 AM
Sunset 2
MWF
2:00 PM 2:50 PM
Sunset 2
TR
9:00 AM 9:50 AM
Sunset 1
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
DAYS
START
END
MUS*132*02 PIANO CLASS
1
$89 $27 $29 L. Kuhn
TR
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
MUS*180
INTERNSHIP: MUSIC
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
MUS*202*01 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC AND ITS LITERATURE
3
$267 $81 $29 M. Turner
MWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
MUS*206*01 INTRODUCTION TO HISTORY OF ROCK AND ROLL
3
$267 $81 $29 M. Turner
TR
2:00 PM 3:20 PM
MUS*212*01 MUSIC THEORY II
3
$267 $81 $29 M. Turner
MWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
MUS*225*01 SIGHT SINGING EAR TRAINING II
1
$89 $27 $29 M. Turner
TR
9:00 AM 9:50 AM
MUS*280
FIELD EXPERIENCE
2-4
M. Turner
To be scheduled
MUSIC PERFORMANCE
MUP*105*01 JAZZ BAND
1
$89 $27 $29 M. Turner
To be scheduled
MUP*105*02 JAZZ BAND
1
$0
$0 $0 M. Turner
To be scheduled
MUP*105*03 JAZZ BAND
1
$89 $27 $29 K. Masters
To be scheduled
MUP*105*04 JAZZ BAND
1
$0
$0 $0 K. Masters
To be scheduled
MUP*114*01 STAGE BAND
1
$89 $27 $29 M. Turner
To be scheduled
MUP*114*02 STAGE BAND
1
$0
$0 $0 M. Turner
To be scheduled
MUP*121*01 SYMPHONIC CHOIR
1
$89 $27 $29 D. Aakre
M
7:00 PM 8:50 PM
MUP*121*02 SYMPHONIC CHOIR
1
$0
$0 $0 D. Aakre
M
7:00 PM 8:50 PM
MUP*125*01 VOCAL JAZZ - SOUTHWESTERS
2
$178 $54 $29 I. Gates
TR
2:00 PM 3:50 PM
MUP*125*02 VOCAL JAZZ - SOUTHWESTERS - Volunteers
2
$0
$0 $0 I. Gates
TR
2:00 PM 3:50 PM
MUP*131*01 CHAMBER CHOIR
2
$178 $54 $29 I. Gates
TR
12:00 PM 12:50 PM
MUP*131*02 CHAMBER CHOIR - Volunteers
2
$0
$0 $0 I. Gates
TR
12:00 PM 12:50 PM
MUP*142*01ORCHESTRA
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Toribio
T
5:30 PM 7:20 PM
MUP*142*02ORCHESTRA
1
$0
$0 $0 R. Toribio
T
5:30 PM 7:20 PM
MUP*171*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSON: PIANO
1
$89 $177 $29 L. Kuhn
To be scheduled
MUP*171*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSON: PIANO
2
$178 $354 $29 L. Kuhn
To be scheduled
MUP*171*03 INDIVIDUAL LESSON: PIANO
1
$89 $177 $29 S. Kimball
To be scheduled
MUP*174*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VOICE
1
$89 $177 $29 I. Gates
To be scheduled
MUP*174*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VOICE
2
$178 $354 $29 I. Gates
To be scheduled
MUP*175*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLIN
1
$89 $177 $29 Staff
To be scheduled
MUP*175*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLIN
2
$178 $354 $29 R. Toribio
To be scheduled
MUP*178*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASS GUITAR
1
$89 $177 $29 M. Turner
To be scheduled
MUP*178*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASS GUITAR
2
$178 $354 $29 M. Turner
To be scheduled
MUP*180*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: GUITAR
1
$89 $177 $29 M. Turner
To be scheduled
MUP*180*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: GUITAR
2
$178 $354 $29 M. Turner
To be scheduled
MUP*181*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FLUTE
1
$89 $177 $29 D. McAndrew
To be scheduled
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RM CODE
Sunset 1
Sunset 2
Eden 1
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
TBS
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
TBS
TBS
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
Sunset 2
Sunset 8
Sunset 8
Sunset 6
Sunset 9
Sunset 6
Sunset 9
Sunset 9
Sunset 7
Sunset 7
Sunset 7
Sunset 7
Sunset 9
SHADED AREAS DESIGNATE EVENING CLASSES
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
TBS
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 2
To be scheduled
Sunset 2
To be scheduled
Sunset 2
R
7:30 PM 9:20 PM
Sunset Jr High School
R
7:30 PM 9:20 PM
Sunset Jr High School
To be scheduled
Sunset 8
To be scheduled
Sunset 8
To be scheduled
Sunset 6
To be scheduled
Sunset 6
To be scheduled
Sunset 7
To be scheduled
Sunset 7
To be scheduled
Sunset 7
To be scheduled
Sunset 7
To be scheduled
Sunset 7
To be scheduled
Sunset 7
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
MUP*286*01
1
MUP*286*02
2
MUP*287*01
1
MUP*287*02
2
MUP*288*01
1
MUP*288*02
2
MUP*291*01
1
MUP*291*02
2
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TRUMPET
$89 $177 $29 Staff
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TRUMPET
$178 $354 $29 Staff
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FRENCH HORN
$89 $177 $29 Staff
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FRENCH HORN
$178 $354 $29 Staff
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TROMBONE
$89 $177 $29 M. Allen
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TROMBONE
$178 $354 $29 Staff
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PERCUSSION
$89 $177 $29 T. Beckstrom
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PERCUSSION
$178 $354 $29 T. Beckstrom
DAYS
START
END
BLDG
RM CODE
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
To be scheduled
Sunset 9
NATURAL RESOURCES
NR*180
INTERNSHIP: NATURAL RESOURCES
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
NR*260*01 WATERSHED PROCESSES
4
$356 $108 $29 T. Livingstone
MWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
T. Livingstone
T
8:00 AM 10:50 AM
NR*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: NATURAL RESOURCES
1-4
T. Livingstone
To be scheduled
NURSING
NRS*111*01 FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS I
6
$534 $1,262 $29 P. Wick
T
7:00 AM 2:50 PM
T. Fawns
F
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
S. Walker
R
9:00 AM 11:50 AM
NRS*111*02 FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS I
6
$534 $1,262 $29 S. Teeter
T
3:00 PM 10:50 PM
P. Wick
F
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
M. Sperry
W
9:00 AM 11:50 AM
NRS*111*03 FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS I
6
$534 $1,262 $29 M. Sperry
R
7:00 AM 2:50 PM
T. Fawns
F
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
S. Walker
T
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
NRS*221*01 FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS II & END OF LIFE
9
$801 $1,268 $29 D. Hawk
T
7:00 AM 2:50 PM
T. Fawns/P. Wick MW
9:00 AM 11:50 AM
M. Sperry/S. Walker R
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
NRS*221*02 FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS II & END OF LIFE
9
$801 $1,268 $29 J. Tausch
R
3:00 PM 10:50 PM
T. Fawns
MW
9:00 AM 11:50 AM
M. Sperry/S. Walker W
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
NRS*221*03 FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS II & END OF LIFE
9
$801 $1,268 $29 T. Fawns
R
7:00 AM 2:50 PM
M. Sperry
MW
9:00 AM 11:50 AM
S. Walker/P. Wick T
9:00 AM 11:50 AM
NRS*221*04 FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS II & END OF LIFE
9
$801 $1,268 $29 C. Bream
R
7:00 AM 2:50 PM
M. Sperry
T
9:00 AM 11:50 AM
S. Walker/P. Wick MW
9:00 AM 11:50 AM
NRS*230*01 CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY I
3
$267 $81 $29 T. Fawns
W
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
M. Sperry
S. Walker/P. Wick
NRS*232*01 PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES I
3
$267 $81 $29 T. Fawns
M
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
M. Sperry
S. Walker/P. Wick
NURSING (CNA)
NUR*220*01 CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT LEVEL 2
5
$445 $135 $29 R. Finney
MF
R. Finney
TR
COMMUNITY ED
RM CODE
WINTER CLASSES
BLDG
TBS
Sitkum 11
Sitkum 11
TBS
Bay Area Hospital TBS
Sumner 11
Sumner 2
Bay Area Hospital TBS
Sumner 11
Sumner 2
Bay Area Hospital TBS
Sumner 11
Sumner 2
Bay Area Hospital TBS
Sumner 11
Sumner 2
Bay Area Hospital TBS
Sumner 11
Sumner 2
Bay Area Hospital TBS
Sumner 11
Sumner 2
Coquille Valley Hospital
Coquille Valley Hospital
Sumner 11
Sumner 11
Sumner 11
To be scheduled Sumner 2
T o be scheduled Sumner 11
Information in this publication was believed to be correct at press time; however, information is subject to change without notice.
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DISTANCE LEARNING
END
UNIVERSITY CENTER
START
BUSINESS
MUP*181*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FLUTE
2
$178 $354 $29 D. McAndrew
MUP*182*01 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION: OBOE
1
$89 $177 $29 D. Childs
MUP*182*02 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION: OBOE
2
$178 $354 $29 D. Childs
MUP*183*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CLARINET
1
$89 $177 $29 D. Childs
MUP*183*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CLARINET
2
$178 $354 $29 D. Childs
MUP*184*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: SAXOPHONE
1
$89 $177 $29 D. Childs
MUP*184*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: SAXOPHONE
2
$178 $354 $29 D. Childs
MUP*186*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TRUMPET
1
$89 $177 $29 Staff
MUP*186*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TRUMPET
2
$178 $354 $29 Staff
MUP*187*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FRENCH HORN
1
$89 $177 $29 Staff
MUP*187*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FRENCH HORN
2
$178 $354 $29 Staff
MUP*188*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TROMBONE
1
$89 $177 $29 Staff
MUP*188*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TROMBONE
2
$178 $354 $29 Staff
MUP*191*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PERCUSSION
1
$89 $177 $29 T. Beckstrom
MUP*191*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PERCUSSION
2
$178 $354 $29 T. Beckstrom
MUP*202B*01 COMMUNITY BAND
1
$89 $27 $29 Staff
MUP*202B*02 COMMUNITY BAND
1
$0
$0 $0 Staff
MUP*271*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PIANO
1
$89 $177 $29 L. Kuhn
MUP*271*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PIANO
2
$178 $354 $29 L. Kuhn
MUP*274*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VOICE
1
$89 $177 $29 I. Gates
MUP*274*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VOICE
2
$178 $354 $29 I. Gates
MUP*275*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLIN
1
$89 $177 $29 R. Toribio
MUP*275*02 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION: VIOLIN
2
$178 $354 $29 R. Toribio
MUP*278*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASS GUITAR
1
$89 $177 $29 M. Turner
MUP*278*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASS GUITAR
2
$178 $354 $29 M. Turner
MUP*280*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: GUITAR
1
$89 $177 $29 M. Turner
MUP*280*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: GUITAR
2
$178 $354 $29 M. Turner
MUP*281*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FLUTE
1
$89 $177 $29 D. McAndrew
MUP*281*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FLUTE
2
$178 $354 $29 D. McAndrew
MUP*283*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CLARINET
1
$89 $177 $29 D. Childs
MUP*283*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CLARINET
2
$178 $354 $29 D. Childs
MUP*284*01 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: SAXOPHONE
1
$89 $177 $29 D. Childs
MUP*284*02 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: SAXOPHONE
2
$178 $354 $29 D. Childs
DAYS
ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
GETTING STARTED
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
15
Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
GETTING STARTED
SHADED AREAS DESIGNATE EVENING CLASSES
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
DAYS
START
END
COMMUNITY ED
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
OA*121*01 BEGINNING KEYBOARDING
3
$267 $81 $29 S. Petersen
MWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
OA*124*01 KEYBOARD SKILL BUILDING
3
$267 $81 $29 S. Petersen
MWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
OA*280A*04 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: OA Cert
4
$356 $108 $29 S. Brandt
To be scheduled
OA*280B*04 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: OA AAS AOP
4
$356 $108 $29 S. Brandt
To be scheduled
PHILOSOPHY
PHL*102*01ETHICS
3
$267 $81 $29 S. Thornton
PHL*102*02ETHICS
3
$267 $81 $29 S. Thornton
PHL*180
INTERNSHIP: PHILOSOPHY
1-4
Staff
BLDG
RM CODE
Tioga 408
Tioga 408
TBS
TBS
MWF
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
Stensland 204
MWF
9:00 AM 9:50 AM
Stensland 204
To be scheduled
WINTER CLASSES
DISTANCE LEARNING
UNIVERSITY CENTER
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PE*180
INTERNSHIP: PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1-3
Staff
To be scheduled
PE*185AB*01 BASEBALL - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Cooper
MTWRF 4:00 PM 4:50 PM
PE*185AF*01 INDOOR ROCK CLIMBING - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 A. Whitlatch
To be scheduled
PE*185AG*01 INDOOR ROCK CLIMBING - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 A. Whitlatch
To be scheduled
PE*185AT*01 TRACK - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 D. Neal
MTWRF 3:00 PM 3:50 PM
PE*185BB*01 BASEBALL - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Cooper
MTWRF 4:00 PM 4:50 PM
PE*185BF*01 BASKETBALL - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 T. Hoppe
MTWRF 2:00 PM 2:50 PM
PE*185BF*02 BASKETBALL - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Johnson
MTWRF 6:00 PM 6:50 PM
PE*185BG*01 BASKETBALL - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 T. Hoppe
MTWRF 2:00 PM 2:50 PM
PE*185BG*02 BASKETBALL - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Johnson
MTWRF 6:00 PM 6:50 PM
PE*185BH*01 BASKETBALL - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 T. Hoppe
MTWRF 2:00 PM 2:50 PM
PE*185BH*02 BASKETBALL - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Johnson
MTWRF 6:00 PM 6:50 PM
PE*185BN*01 SOFTBALL - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 M. Corriea
MTWRF 3:00 PM 3:50 PM
PE*185BO*01 SOFTBALL - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 M. Corriea
MTWRF 3:00 PM 3:50 PM
PE*185BP*01 SOFTBALL - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 M. Corriea
MTWRF 3:00 PM 3:50 PM
PE*185BQ*01 WEIGHT TRAINING - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Cooper
MWF 6:00 AM 6:50 AM
PE*185BQ*02 WEIGHT TRAINING - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Cooper
MWF 7:00 AM 7:50 AM
PE*185BQ*03 WEIGHT TRAINING - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Cooper
MWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
PE*185BQ*05 WEIGHT TRAINING - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 J. White
MWF 6:00 AM 6:50 AM
PE*185BR*01 WEIGHT TRAINING - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Cooper
MWF 6:00 AM 6:50 AM
PE*185BR*02 WEIGHT TRAINING - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Cooper
MWF 7:00 AM 7:50 AM
PE*185BR*03 WEIGHT TRAINING - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Cooper
MWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
PE*185BS*01 WEIGHT TRAINING - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Cooper
MWF 6:00 AM 6:50 AM
PE*185BT*01 TRACK - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 D. Neal
MTWRF 3:00 PM 3:50 PM
TBS
TBS
BBL Field
Rec Center 115
Rec Center 115
Track
BBL Field
Prosper GYM
Rec Center 111
Prosper GYM
Rec Center 111
Prosper GYM
Rec Center 111
SBAL Field
SBAL Field
SBAL Field
Rec Center 117
Rec Center 117
Rec Center 117
Rec Center 117
Rec Center 117
Rec Center 117
Rec Center 117
Rec Center 117
Track
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
DAYS
START
END
PE*185BU*01 ZUMBA FITNESS
1
$89 $27 $29 M. Loudenbeck TRF 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
PE*185BV*01 TURBO KICK
1
$89 $27 $29 M. Loudenbeck MWF 5:30 PM 6:20 PM
PE*185CS*01 CREATIVE SPORTS MOVEMENT
1
$89 $27 $29 D. Gonzalez
MWF 5:30 PM 6:20 PM
PE*185GA*01 GOLF - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Fabien
MTWRF 3:00 PM 3:50 PM
PE*185GB*01 GOLF - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Fabien
MTWRF 3:00 PM 3:50 PM
PE*185GI*01 GOLF - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Fabien
MTWRF 3:00 PM 3:50 PM
PE*185IB*01 BASEBALL - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 J. Cooper
MTWRF 4:00 PM 4:50 PM
PE*185IT*01 TRACK - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 D. Neal
MTWRF 3:00 PM 3:50 PM
PE*185JA*01 JUDO - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Schab
TR
7:30 PM 8:50 PM
PE*185JB*01 JUDO - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Schab
TR
7:30 PM 8:50 PM
PE*185JI*01 JUDO - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 R. Schab
TR
7:30 PM 8:50 PM
PE*185KA*01 KARATE - ADVANCED (SANJURIU)
1
$89 $27 $29 C. Willett
MW
7:30 PM 8:50 PM
PE*185KB*01 KARATE - BEGINNING (SANJURIU)
1
$89 $27 $29 C. Willett
MW
7:30 PM 8:50 PM
PE*185KI*01 KARATE - INTERMEDIATE (SANJURIU)
1
$89 $27 $29 C. Willett
MW
7:30 PM 8:50 PM
PE*185PC*01 PHYSICAL CONDITIONING
1
$89 $27 $29 K. Walker
TR
6:00 PM 7:20 PM
PE*185PC*02 PHYSICAL CONDITIONING
1
$89 $27 $29 K. Walker
TR
11:00 AM 12:20 PM
PE*185PC*03 PHYSICAL CONDITIONING
1
$89 $27 $29 K. Walker
MW
11:00 AM 12:20 PM
PE*185S1*01 SWIMMING - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 S. Bullock
MWF 2:00 PM 2:50 PM
PE*185S2*01 SWIMMING - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 S. Bullock
MWF 2:00 PM 2:50 PM
PE*185S3*01 SWIMMING - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 S. Bullock
MWF 2:00 PM 2:50 PM
PE*185SA*01 SOCCER - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 A. Ledesma
MTWRF 4:00 PM 4:50 PM
PE*185SA*02 SOCCER - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 D. Thibault
MTWRF 8:00 AM 8:50 AM
PE*185SB*01 SOCCER - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 A. Ledesma
MTWRF 4:00 PM 4:50 PM
PE*185SB*02 SOCCER - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 D. Thibault
MTWRF 8:00 AM 8:50 AM
PE*185SC*01 SUPER CIRCUIT
1
$89 $27 $29 M. Corriea
To be scheduled
PE*185SI*01 SOCCER - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 A. Ledesma
MTWRF 4:00 PM 4:50 PM
PE*185SI*02 SOCCER - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 D. Thibault
MTWRF 8:00 AM 8:50 AM
PE*185TF*01 TRACK/FIELD THROWING TECHNIQUES
1
$89 $27 $29 D. Neal
TR
1:30 AM 2:50 PM
PE*185VA*01 VOLLEYBALL - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 S. George
TR
5:30 PM 6:50 PM
PE*185VB*01 VOLLEYBALL - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 S. George
TR
5:30 PM 6:50 PM
PE*185VI*01 VOLLEYBALL - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 S. George
TR
5:30 PM 6:50 PM
PE*185WA*01 WRESTLING - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 A. Whitlatch
MTWRF 2:00 PM 2:50 PM
PE*185WA*02 WRESTLING - ADVANCED
1
$89 $27 $29 J. White
MTWRF 4:00 PM 4:50 PM
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BLDG
RM CODE
Rec Center 121
Rec Center 121
Rec Center 111
To be scheduled
To be scheduled
To be scheduled
BBL Field
Track
Prosper 3
Prosper 3
Prosper 3
Prosper 3
Prosper 3
Prosper 3
Rec Center 131
Rec Center 131
Rec Center 131
Mingus Park Pool
Mingus Park Pool
Mingus Park Pool
Soccer Field
Soccer Field
Soccer Field
Soccer Field
Rec Center 117
Soccer Field
Soccer Field
Soccer Field
Prosper GYM
Prosper GYM
Prosper GYM
Rec Center 126
Rec Center 126
SHADED AREAS DESIGNATE EVENING CLASSES
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PS*202*01 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
3
$267 $81 $29 F. Brick
PS*280
FIELD EXPERIENCE
1-4
Staff
MWF
11:00 AM 11:50 AM
To be scheduled
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY*180
INTERNSHIP: PSYCHOLOGY
1-4
A. Mueller
To be scheduled
PSY*202*01 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Mueller
MWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
PSY*202*02 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Mueller
MWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
PSY*202*03 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
3
$267 $81 $29 C. Davies
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
PSY*202*04 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
3
$267 $81 $29 C. Davies
MWF 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
PSY*202*05 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Mueller
TR
9:30 AM 10:50 AM
PSY*202*06 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
3
$267 $81 $29 C. Davies
T
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
PSY*231*01 HUMAN SEXUALITY
3
$267 $81 $29 C. Davies
TR
11:00 AM 12:20 PM
PSY*232*01 PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMOR
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Simon
W
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
PSY*243*01 DRUGS AND BEHAVIOR
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Mueller
TR
12:30 PM 1:50 PM
PSY*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: PSYCHOLOGY
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
READING
RD*102*01 COLLEGE READING II
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Ball
RD*80*01 READING SKILLS I
3
$267 $81 $29 V. MacCallum
RD*80*02 READING SKILLS I
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Ball
RD*90*01 READING SKILLS II
3
$267 $81 $29 V. MacCallum
RD*90*02 READING SKILLS II
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Ball
SOCIOLOGY
SOC*180
INTERNSHIP: SOCIOLOGY
1-4
Staff
SOC*204*01 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
3
$267 $81 $29 Staff
M
MWF
M
MWF
M
Rec Center 126
Rec Center 127
Rec Center 126
Rec Center 126
TBS
Stensland 202
Bandon Dunes
TBS
Coaledo 10
Coaledo 10
Stensland 206
TBS
TBS
Stensland 201
Stensland 201
Stensland 201
Stensland 201
Stensland 201
Stensland 201
Stensland 201
Stensland 204
Stensland 201
TBS
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
Tioga 401
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
Tioga 401
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
Tioga 401
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
Tioga 401
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
Tioga 401
To be scheduled
TBS
To be scheduled
TBS
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
DAYS
START
END
SOC*205*01 SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS & SOCIAL CHANGE
3
$267 $81 $29 E. Cole
MWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
SOC*208*01 SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT
3
$267 $81 $29 S. Smith
TR
11:00 AM 12:20 PM
SOC*280
FIELD EXPERIENCE
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
SPANISH
SPAN*102*01 FIRST YEAR SPANISH
4
$356 $108 $29 C. Flanagan
SPAN*102*02 FIRST YEAR SPANISH
4
$356 $108 $29 C. Flanagan
SPAN*202*01 SECOND YEAR SPANISH
4
$356 $108 $29 C. Flanagan
BLDG
RM CODE
Stensland 204
Rec Center 103
TBS
MTWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
Sitkum MTWF
1:00 PM 1:50 PM
Sitkum 9
MTWF
2:00 PM 2:50 PM
Sitkum 9
SPEECH
SP*100*01 BASIC SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Kapocias
MWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
SP*111*01 FUNDAMENTALS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING - PODIUM SPEAKING
3
$267 $81 $29 P. Mantey
TR
11:00 AM 12:20 PM
SP*111*02 FUNDAMENTALS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING - PODIUM SPEAKING
3
$267 $81 $29 P. Mantey
TR
12:30 PM 1:50 PM
SP*111*03 FUNDAMENTALS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING - PODIUM SPEAKING
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Kapocias
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
SP*111*04 FUNDAMENTALS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING - PODIUM SPEAKING
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Kapocias
MWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
SP*180
INTERNSHIP: SPEECH
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
SP*218*01 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
3
$267 $81 $29 P. Mantey
MWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
SP*218*02 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
3
$267 $81 $29 P. Mantey
MWF 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
SP*218*03 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
3
$267 $81 $29 P. Mantey
MWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
SP*219*01 SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Kapocias
TR
9:00 AM 10:20 AM
SP*219*02 SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Kapocias
TR
11:00 AM 12:20 PM
WELDING
WLD*110*01 WELDING CERTIFICATION FOR FIRST YEAR
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Thurman
W
7:00 AM 11:50 AM
WLD*110*02 WELDING CERTIFICATION FOR FIRST YEAR
3
$267 $81 $29 C. Clemens
W
1:00 PM 5:50 PM
WLD*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: WELDING TECH
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
WLD*4047*01 ADVANCED INDIVIDUAL WELDING
3
$267 $81 $29 C. Clemens
F
7:00 AM 11:50 AM
WLD*4125*01 GAS METAL ARC WELDING
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Thurman
M
7:00 AM 11:50 AM
WLD*4125*02 GAS METAL ARC WELDING
3
$267 $81 $29 C. Clemens
M
1:00 PM 5:50 PM
WLD*4126*01 FLUX CORED ARC WELDING
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Thurman
T
7:00 AM 11:50 AM
WLD*4126*02 FLUX CORED ARC WELDING
3
$267 $81 $29 C. Clemens
T
1:00 PM 5:50 PM
WLD*4152*01 ADVANCED PIPE FITTING AND FABRICATION
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Thurman
F
1:00 PM 5:50 PM
WLD*4165*01 WELDING LAB A
3
$267 $81 $29 B. Thurman
R
7:00 AM 11:50 AM
WOMEN’S STUDIES
WS*101*01 INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN’S STUDIES - GENDER AND POWER
3
$267 $81 $29 C. Alexander
T
1:00 PM 3:50 PM
WRITING
WR*115*01C INTRODUCTION TO EXPOSITORY WRITING
3
$0
$0 $0 P. Noguere
MWF
WR*121*02 ENGLISH COMPOSITION
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Ashpole
MWF
Sitkum COMMUNITY ED
RM CODE
9
6
WINTER CLASSES
PE*185WB*01 WRESTLING - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 A. Whitlatch
MTWRF 2:00 PM 2:50 PM
PE*185WB*02 WRESTLING - BEGINNING
1
$89 $27 $29 J. White
MTWRF 4:00 PM 4:50 PM
PE*185WI*01 WRESTLING - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 A. Whitlatch
MTWRF 2:00 PM 2:50 PM
PE*185WI*02 WRESTLING - INTERMEDIATE
1
$89 $27 $29 J. White
MTWRF 4:00 PM 4:50 PM
PE*280
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1-4
T. Hoppe
To be scheduled
PE*6230*01 INTRODUCTION TO GOLF CADDY
1
$89 $27 $29 M. Ells
R
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
2/25/163/6/16
M. Ells
SN
12:00 PM 3:30 PM
2/27/163/6/16
PHYSICS
PH*180
INTERNSHIP: PHYSICS
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
PH*212*01 GENERAL PHYSICS W/CALCULUS
5
$445 $135 $29 A. Coyner
MTWF 1:00 PM 1:50 PM
A. Coyner
T
2:00 PM 4:50 PM
BLDG
Sitkum 3
Sitkum 3
Sitkum 6
Sitkum 6
TBS
Sitkum DISTANCE LEARNING
END
3
Sitkum 3
Sitkum 3
Sitkum 3
Sitkum 6
UNIVERSITY CENTER
START
Fairview 3
Fairview 3
TBS
Fairview 2
Fairview 2
Fairview 2
BUSINESS
DAYS
Fairview 2
Fairview 3
Fairview 3
Fairview 3
ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
Stensland 204
1:00 PM 1:50 PM
Sitkum 11
9:00 AM 9:50 AM
Sitkum 6
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SHADED AREAS DESIGNATE EVENING CLASSES
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
DAYS
START
END
COMMUNITY ED
WR*121*04HB ENGLISH COMPOSITION
3
$267 $81 $29 V. Parker
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
V. Parker Online
WR*122*01 ENGLISH COMPOSITION
3
$267 $81 $29 M. Wilson
MWF 9:00 AM 9:50 AM
WR*122*02 ENGLISH COMPOSITION
3
$267 $81 $29 M. Wilson
MWF 10:00 AM 10:50 AM
WR*122*03 ENGLISH COMPOSITION
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Ashpole
MWF 11:00 AM 11:50 AM
WR*122*04 ENGLISH COMPOSITION
3
$267 $81 $29 A. Ashpole
MWF 12:00 PM 12:50 PM
WR*180
INTERNSHIP: WRITING
1-4
Staff
To be scheduled
WR*242*01 IMAGINATIVE WRITING POETRY WRITING
3
$267 $81 $29 J. Rosen
W
6:00 PM 8:50 PM
BLDG
RM CODE
Sitkum 5
eLearning
Sitkum 12
Sitkum 12
Sitkum 13
Sitkum 13
TBS
Stensland 201
HYB
HYB
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
WR*250*01 AUTOBIOGRAPHY WRITING
3
$267 $81 $29 S. Harrold
WR*280
FIELD EXPERIENCE
1-4
Staff
WR*80*01 SENTENCE FUNDAMENTALS
3
$267 $81 $29 V. Parker
WR*80*02 SENTENCE FUNDAMENTALS
3
$267 $81 $29 V. Parker
WR*90*01 PARAGRAPH FUNDAMENTALS
3
$267 $81 $29 V. Parker
WR*90*02 PARAGRAPH FUNDAMENTALS
3
$267 $81 $29 V. Parker
WR*90*04C PARAGRAPH FUNDAMENTALS
3
$0
$0 $0 P. Noguere
DAYS
M
START
END
12:30 PM 3:20 PM
BLDG
RM CODE
Stensland 205
To be scheduled
TBS
MWF
9:00 AM 9:50 AM
Sitkum 5
MWF
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
Sitkum 5
MWF
9:00 AM 9:50 AM
Sitkum 5
MWF
10:00 AM 10:50 AM
Sitkum 5
MWF
2:00 PM 2:50 PM
Sitkum 11
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WINTER CLASSES
Positive Parenting Workshops
DISTANCE LEARNING
UNIVERSITY CENTER
Amazing
Infants and
Toddlers
Saturday, Jan. 16, 2016
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Coos Bay Family Center
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
From birth to becoming a thinking,
walking, and expressive human
being, all in less than 2 years!
How can we be positive influences in
children’s young lives as we support
their rapid growth and development?
Free childcare provided.
The 7-Week
Recharge!
Re-energize Your Parenting
5:30 to 7:30 pm
Coos Bay Family Center:
Tuesdays, Feb. 2 - March 15
Coquille Early Learning Center:
Thursdays, Feb. 4 - March 17
• Understanding and Responding to
Challenging Behaviors
• Helping Children Identify and
Manage Feelings
• Effective Communication Builds
Cooperation
F
Wor ree
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for ps
pare
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Kindergarten
Success
Begins Early
Thursday, Jan. 28, 2016
5:30 to 8:00 pm
Coquille Early Learning Center
Kindergarten lays the groundwork for
your child’s feelings of success and
competence in school and life!
Parents make the difference in helping
children to feel competent in the new
full-day Kindergarten.
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
All evening workshops include FREE dinner for the family and FREE childcare.
FOR MORE INFORMATION FIND US ON FACEBOOK:
www.facebook.com/PathwaysToPositiveParenting
MUST PREREGISTER:
541-888-1588
positiveparenting@socc.edu
Sponsored by Oregon Parenting Education Collaborative and Southwestern Oregon Community College.
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environmental specialists. The OED projects an increase in sciencerelated positions of biologists (3-7%), environmental specialists
(13%), environmental technicians (20%), technical education
teachers (6-11%) and foresters (7-14%) by 2022.
Addressing these community needs, Southwestern graduates up to
30 associate degree nursing students each year from its Coos and
Curry campuses!
WINTER CLASSES
“Southwestern helped me refocus
and become excited about college
again. It’s where my lifelong interest in
science began.”
Southwestern is adapting and innovating to fulfill
the workforce needs of our community. We are
helping students train for careers that will make our
communities healthier.
Interested in a career in health care or the sciences?
Make an appointment with an advisor and get started: 541-888-7405 or 541-888-7371.
WE CAN
HELP
TRIO Student Support Services provides FREE services
including: tutoring, advising, transfer planning, career
counseling, private study area, plus help completing
financial aid and scholarship applications
Our goal is to help you succeed at SWOCC!
For more information or to find out if you qualify
please visit us in Stensland 104 or call 541-888-7419.
The Student Support Services project at Southwestern Oregon Community College is one of the TRIO programs funded by the U.S.
Department of Education, Division of Special Services for the Disadvantaged. Title IV, Higher Education Act of 1965. One hundred
percent of the SSS project at Southwestern is financed by federal funds of approximately $291,000 per year.
www.socc.edu
BUSINESS
SOUTHWESTERN OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY CENTER
College? . . . Me?
DISTANCE LEARNING
Owner, Southwest Physical Therapy
Southwestern Alumni Association President
To be eligible for SSS you must be an admitted,
degree-seeking student at Southwestern and
meet one or more of the following:
● First generation college student (neither
parent has a four-year degree)
● Low-income according to Federal guidelines
● Have a documented disability which impacts
your ability to participate in the educational
experience.
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ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
John Breuer
To meet the increasing workforce demands of our regional
industries, Southwestern continues to adapt and add programs.
To further meet our students’ specialized training needs, we
are planning for the construction of a new Health & Sciences
Technology building on the Coos campus. We’ll share more about
these plans in the coming year.
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Southwestern Oregon Community College • WINTER 2015-2016
GETTING STARTED
Distance Learning
For more information on class times, fees and other questions,
contact the Distance Learning Office at (541) 888-7465,
(800) 962-2838 Ext. 7465 or a Curry County Campus.
www.socc.edu/distance
COMMUNITY ED
WINTER CLASSES
Online: Course offerings are provided over the Internet using
the eLearning Learning Management System with instructors
at SWOCC. Tests are either online or proctored at designated
sites. Please contact your instructor for testing details.
Hall on the Coos Bay campus or go online at
www.socc.edu/bookstore. For more information call 541-8887264, (800) 962-2838 Ext. 7264. Students in Curry County can
order books online or at their local center.
eLearning is the Web-based software designed to deliver online learning. eLearning has a variety of teaching and learning
tools totally online. You can find eLearning when you login to
­myLakerLink and look about half way down the left side.
Assistance: Southwestern has a variety of ways for you to be
successful. Please make sure you are ready for this exciting
and convenient way to learn.
1) Visit our web site www.socc.edu/distance/ for basic information on getting started.
2) Contact the Distance Education department (541)
888-7465 or (800) 962-2838 Ext. 7465 for registration
information about our no cost “Introduction to Online
Learning” class online.
3) An online student information booklet is located at
www.socc.edu/distance/ under Student Resources.
myLakerLink is our student registration system. To register
for or drop courses, use myLakerLink. See page 2 for more
information.
Textbooks: If you are taking an online course taught by a
Southwestern instructor, visit our Bookstore in Stensland
WINTER 2015-2016 DISTANCE LEARNING SCHEDULE
Please see www.socc.edu for current information • This schedule is subject to change.
DISTANCE LEARNING
WINTER TERM 2015-2016 BEGINS JANUARY 4, 2016
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
UNIVERSITY CENTER
ALLIED HEALTH
AH*100*01D INTRO TO HEALTH CARE CAREERS
AH*111*02D MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I
AH*112*01D MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II
AH*122*01D BODY STRUCTURES AND
FUNCTIONS II
AH*150*01D MEDICAL OFFICE CODING
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
2
3
3
3
$178
$267
$267
$267
3
$267 $114 $29 S. Chase
eLearning
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH*222*02D INTRO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 3
$267 $114 $29 P. Creasy
eLearning
3
3
3
$267 $114 $29 J. Tremonti
$267 $114 $29 J. Tremonti
$267 $114 $29 F. Vassar
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
4
3
$356 $141 $29 M. Fields
$267 $114 $29 R. Fields
eLearning
eLearning
4
3
$356 $141 $29 J. Engelke
eLearning
$267 $114 $29 L. Stagg-BrowneLearning
4
$356 $141 $29 L. Stagg-BrowneLearning
4
4
3
$356 $141 $29 C. Albiar
$356 $141 $29 C. Albiar
$267 $114 $29 S. Petersen
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
3
3
$267 $114 $29 D. Goode
$267 $114 $29 J. Engelke
eLearning
eLearning
ART
ART*110*01D
ART*116*04D
ART*206*01D
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I
BASIC DESIGN II COLOR THEORY
HISTORY OF WESTERN ART:
INTRODUCTION ART HISTORY
BIOLOGY
BI*102*01D GENERAL BIOLOGY
BI*149*01D INTRO TO HUMAN GENETICS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BA*101*02D INTRO TO BUSINESS
BA*203*01D INTRO TO INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS
BA*205*01D SOLVING COMMUNICATION
PROBLEMS WITH TECHNOLOGY
BA*211*01D PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
BA*212*02D PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II
BA*220*01D TAX ACCOUNTING
PERSONAL INCOME TAX
BA*222*01D FINANCE
BA*223*01D PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
CHEMISTRY
CHEM*110*02D FOUNDATIONS OF GENERAL ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY
CHEM*222*03D GENERAL CHEMISTRY
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$87
$114
$114
$114
$29
$29
$29
$29
R. Wakeling
J. Tausch
R. Finney
R. Finney
PLATFORM
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
4
$356 $141 $29 K. Gryzenia
eLearning
5
$445 $168 $29 A. Richardson eLearning
www.socc.edu
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CIS*125DB*01D DATABASE APPLICATIONS
3
CIS*125IL*01D COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: 3
ILLUSTRATOR
CIS*125S*01D SPREADSHEET APPLICATIONS
3
CIS*90*01D COMPUTER BASICS
2
$267 $114 $29 S. Ryan
$267 $114 $29 J. Tremonti
eLearning
eLearning
$267 $114 $29 D. Schab
$178 $87 $29 A. Mueller
eLearning
eLearning
DIGITAL DESIGN
DD*235PH*01D DIGITAL DESIGN APP: PHOTOSHOP 3 $267 $114 $29 J. Tremonti
DD*250*01D PROJECTS IN DIGITAL MEDIA
3 $267 $114 $29 J. Tremonti
DD*280
CWE: DIGITAL DESIGN
1-4 Staff
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
ECE*154*01D CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
3
AND LITERACY
ECE*161*01D INFANT AND TODDLER PRACTICUM I 3
ECE*209*02D THEORY AND PRACTICUM I
3
ECE*240*01D LESSON AND CURRICULUM
3
PLANNING
ECE*261*01D STUDENT TEACHING I EARLY
6
CHILD ED
ECONOMICS
ECON*201*01DMICROECONOMICS
English
ENG*104*01D INTRO TO LITERATURE:
FICTION
PLATFORM
$267 $114 $29
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
M. RosengardeneLearning
$267 $114 $29 G. Hite
eLearning
$267 $114 $29 M. RosengardeneLearning
$267 $114 $29 M. RosengardeneLearning
$534 $195 $29 D. Birskovich eLearning
4 $356 $141 $29 Staff
eLearning
3
$267 $114 $29 J. Schultz
eLearning
3
$267 $114 $29 R. Metzger
eLearning
3
$267 $114 $29 T. Hoppe
eLearning
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
HIM*110*01D HEALTH INFO TECHNOLOGY
5 $445 $168 $29 M. Moore
eLearning
GEOLOGY
G*246*01D GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS AND
NATURAL CATASTROPHES
HEALTH
HE*250*05D PERSONAL HEALTH
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
HISTORY
HST*104*01D HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST
HST*202*02D HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
3
3
$267 $114 $29 J. Evans
$267 $114 $29 J. Evans
PLATFORM
eLearning
eLearning
COURSE #
TITLE
CREDITS TUITION REG FEE A/R FEEINSTRUCTOR
PHAR*5474*01D PHARMACY CALCULATIONS
2 $178 $87 $29 K. Gryzenia
PHAR*5475*01D PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
4 $356 $141 $29 K. Gryzenia
PROCEDURES IN RETAIL CHAIN AND INDEPENDENT
PLATFORM
eLearning
eLearning
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT FAMILY STUDY
HDFS*222*01D FAMILY RELATIONS
3 $267 $114 $29 Staff
eLearning
HDFS*227*01D PARENTS AS PARTNERS IN
3 $267 $114 $29 T. Noland
eLearning
EDUCATION
HDFS*247*01D PRESCHOOL CHILD DEVELOPMENT 3 $267 $114 $29 M. RosengardeneLearning
PHILOSOPHY
PHL*102*03D ETHICS
PHL*102*04D ETHICS
3
3
$267 $114 $29 J. Sellars
$267 $114 $29 J. Sellars
eLearning
eLearning
HUMANITIES
HUM*204*01D WORLD MYTHOLOGY & RELIGION
HUM*205*03D WORLD MYTHOLOGY & RELIGION
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PE*231*01D WELLNESS FOR LIFE
3
$267 $114 $29 T. Hoppe
eLearning
3
3
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY*202*07D GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
3
$267 $114 $29 C. Davies
eLearning
LIBRARY SCIENCE
LIB*0650*65D INFO LITERACY I
LIB*0652*65D INFO LITERACY II
LIB*0654*65D INFO LITERACY III
0
0
0
$0
$0
$0
3
3
3
$267 $114 $29 C. Alexander eLearning
$267 $114 $29 E. Cole
eLearning
$267 $114 $29 H. Fleming eLearning
MATHEMATICS
MTH*112*03D TRIGONOMETRY
MTH*20*06D BASIC MATHEMATICS
MTH*60*06D ALGEBRA I
MTH*65*04D ALGEBRA II
MTH*95*03D INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA II
4
4
4
4
4
$356
$356
$356
$356
$356
3
PHARMACY TECH
PHAR*280
CWE: Pharmacy
PHAR*5472*01D PHARMACOLOGY I
1-4 K. Gryzenia
3 $267 $114 $29 K. Gryzenia
$267 $114 $29 H. Malafry
$267 $114 $29 H. Malafry
$0 $0 J. Milligan
$0 $0 J. Milligan
$0 $0 J. Milligan
$141
$141
$141
$141
$141
$29
$29
$29
$29
$29
K. Kypriotakis
Staff
W. Shannon
D. Richardson
D. Richardson
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
SOCIOLOGY
SOC*204*02D INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
SOC*204*04D INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
SOC*205*02D SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS & SOCIAL CHANGE
SOC*208*02D SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT
$267 $114 $29 M. Herbert
eLearning
SPEECH
SP*218*04D INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION 3
$267 $114 $29 R. Reel
eLearning
WRITING
WR*121*07D
WR*122*06D
WR*123*01D
WR*123*02D
WR*90*03D
$267
$267
$267
$267
$267
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
eLearning
ENGLISH COMPOSITION
ENGLISH COMPOSITION
ENGLISH COMPOSITION
ENGLISH COMPOSITION
PARAGRAPH FUNDAMENTALS
3
3
3
3
3
$114
$114
$114
$114
$114
$29
$29
$29
$29
$29
E. Montagna
J. Schultz
V. Parker
R. Keller
K. Blossom
DISTANCE LEARNING
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TITLE
WINTER CLASSES
COURSE #
GETTING STARTED
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stand
UNIVERSITY CENTER
OUT
BUSINESS
Earn a top-ranked
degree online
ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
Want to distinguish yourself? Enroll online with Oregon State University and work toward your
four-year degree while you’re at Southwestern. OSU Ecampus is ranked fifth nationally for online
education—and that reputation for excellence will help you stand out on the road to success.
Winter classes start Jan. 4, so apply today.
ecampus.oregonstate.edu/cc16 | 800-667-1465
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GETTING STARTED
Southwestern Oregon
University Center
University Education for the Oregon Coast
COMMUNITY ED
Earn your Bachelor’s or Graduate degree from an
Oregon University while living on the coast!
Randolph Hall, Room 6 ● 1988 Newmark Avenue ● Coos Bay, OR 97420 ● 541-888-1518
universitycenter@email.socc.edu ● http://www.socc.edu/uc
University Center Hours: 8:30–5:00 Monday–Friday (Later times by appointment)
WINTER CLASSES
ADVISING, ADMISSION ASSISTANCE, DISTANCE PROGRAMS, ON-SITE CLASSES
Oregon University Distance Programs
DISTANCE LEARNING
UNIVERSITY CENTER
Bachelor’s Degrees
•B.A./B.S. Criminal Justice
•B.S. Psychology
Graduate Degrees
•M.A. Criminal Justice
•M.A. Interpreting Studies*
•M.A.T. Secondary Education*
•M.S. Ed. Curriculum & Instruction
•M.S. Ed. Information Technology
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
Bachelor’s Degrees
•B.A./B.S. Early Childhood Development
•B.A.S. Management
•B.S. Business Administration
•B.S. Criminology and Criminal Justice
Graduate Degrees
•M.A.T. Elementary Ed./Secondary Ed.*
•M.B.A.*
•M.Ed. Continuing Teacher Licensure*
•Masters of Theatre Education*
Endorsements: ReadOregon, ESOL, SPED
Certificates
•Non-profit Management
•Accounting
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www.socc.edu
Bachelor’s Degrees
•B.A./B.S. Anthropology/Sociology
•B.A./B.S. Business Administration
(Accounting CPA track available)
•B.A./B.S. Early Childhood Education (New Fall 2015)
•B.A./B.S. Economics
•B.A. English
•B.S. Emergency Medical Services Admin. (New F15)
•B.S. Fire Services Administration
•B.A./B.S. History
•B.A./B.S. Integrative Studies
(Two Minors/1 EOU Minor & 1 Other Minor)
Minors: Anthropology/Sociology; Business; Communication*;
Economics; English; Health Studies; History; Interdisciplinary
Writing & Rhetoric; Native American Studies; Physical
Education; Political Science; Psychology; Public Policy; Spanish.
•B.A./B.S. Multidisciplinary Studies (with Initial
Teacher Licensure). CUESTE- Onsite in Gresham,
Ontario & La Grande.
•B.A./B.S. Politics and Economics*
•B.A./B.S. Physical Activity and Health
(Concentrations Available)
•B.A./B.S. Psychology
Graduate Degrees
•M.B.A. (New Fall 2015)
•M.F.A.* (low residency)
•M.S. Education, Continuing Licensure
•ReadOregon Endorsement
Other Endorsements & Certificates Available
•B.S. Natural Resources
•B.A./B.S. Political Science
•B.A./B.S. Psychology
•B.A./B.S. Sociology
•B.A. Spanish (New Fall 2015)
•B.A./B.S. Sustainability (double-degree program)
•B.A./B.S. Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies
Graduate Degrees
•Ed.D. with Community College Leadership *
•Ed.M. Adult Education* or K-12 Teachers
•M.B.A. Executive Leadership*
•M.H.P. Radiation Health Physics
•M.S. Industrial Engineering in Engineering Management
•M.S. Natural Resources
•M.S. Science or Math Education
•M.S. & Ph. D. in Counseling*
•Prof. Science M. Fisheries & Wildlife Administration
Graduate Certificates & Endorsements Available
*This program may require occasional visits to campus or other onsite locations.
COMMUNITY ED
WINTER CLASSES
DISTANCE LEARNING
Completion Degrees (Need Prior License)
Allied Health Management, Dental Hygiene, Diagnostic
Medical Sonography, Echocardiography, Health Care
Management, Radiological Science, Respiratory Care,
Vascular Technology
Bachelor Degrees
•B.A.S. Technology and Management
•B.S. Applied Psychology
•B.S. Information Technology (Concentrations Available)
•B.S. Operations Management
Associates/Certificates
•Sleep Health: Clinical or Polysomnographic
UNIVERSITY CENTER
Economics; Environmental Sciences; Fisheries & Wildlife; Geography;
German; History; Horticulture; Natural Resources; Political Science;
Popular Music; Psychology; Resource Economics; Sociology; Women,
Gender & Sexuality Studies; Writing.
Bachelor’s Degrees
• B.S. Accounting or Marketing
• B.S. Business Information Systems
• B.S. International Business
• B.S. Management
• RN to BSN
BUSINESS
Bachelor’s Degrees
•B.S. Agricultural Sciences
•B.A./B.S. Anthropology
•B.A./B.S. Business Administration (New Fall 2015)
•B.S. Computer Science (Post-Bacc)
•B.A./B.S. Economics
•B.S. Environmental Economics & Policy
•B.S. Environmental Sciences
•B.S. Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences
•B.A. German
•B.A./B.S. History (New Fall 2015)
•B.S. Horticulture
•B.S. Human Development & Family Sciences
•B.A./B.S. Liberal Studies
Minors: Anthropology; Business/Entrepreneurship; Chemistry;
Bachelor’s Degrees
•B.A./B.S. Arts & Letters
•B.A./B.S. Business Administration
•B.A./B.S. Criminology and Criminal Justice
•B.A./B.S. Liberal Studies
Minors: Sociology; Women’s Studies
•B.A./B.S. Social Science
Graduate Degrees
•M.A./M.S. Curriculum and Instruction
•M.B.A. Healthcare*
•M.S. Global Chain Supply Management
•M.S. Social Work
•M.S. Systems Engineering
ACADEMIC INFORMATION
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
Bachelor’s Degrees
•B.S. Marine Biology* (onsite at OIMB)
Graduate Degrees
•M.S. Applied Information Management (AIM)
Curriculum Components: Information Management,
Information Design, Business Management,
Applied Research
•M.S. Marine Biology* (onsite at OIMB)
GETTING STARTED
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Bachelor’s Degrees
•RN to BSN
www.socc.edu
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Southwestern Oregon Community College’s
Small Business
Development Center
The Business Center
COMMUNITY ED
2455 Maple Leaf
North Bend OR 97459
Phone: (541) 756-6866 North Bend
(541) 469-5017 Brookings
E-Mail: asoto@socc.edu or mloiselle@socc.edu
Visit us on the web www.socc.edu/sbdc
Building Oregon’s best businesses in Coos, Curry and Western Douglas Counties:
• Free one-on-one business advising
• “GrowthWheel” business tool
• Affordable training
• Financial analysis
• Business planning assistance
• Referral services
• Market research
• Valuable, timely information
WINTER CLASSES
The Southwestern Small Business Development Center (SBDC) provides practical information and services for your
business success. We focus on assisting with the retention and expansion of established businesses on the South Coast.
Additionally, we provide specialty services to both rapid growth businesses and start-ups. We are here to help you make
your business a continuing success.
DISTANCE LEARNING
UNIVERSITY CENTER
BUSINESS WORKSHOPS
BUSINESS ADVISING & ASSISTANCE
Check out and register for upcoming training
opportunities either online or local by going to:
www.bizcenter.org or www.socc.edu/sbdc
Existing business owners in Coos, Curry, and Western Douglas
counties can access confidential business advising at no charge.
Advising is tailored to your individual needs and is provided by
business advisors (in English as well as in Spanish) on a wide
variety of issues including marketing/sales, financing sources, record keeping/accounting, business planning, licensing, exporting,
pricing, financial analysis and much more.
BUSINESS
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
The Small Business Development Center Network offers many
workshops on pertinent business topics, designed to sharpen
your management skills. This is practical, results-oriented training that you can put to immediate use. Prices vary depending on
format and sponsorships.
A Ready, Set, Start Your Business workshop is offered weekly
in North Bend for those interested in learning more about going
into business. The cost of this 2-hour training is only $20.
WHAT’S YOUR PLAN?
ACADEMIC
INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFO
Southwestern’s SBDC is offering a 4 session business planning
training that includes specialized business advising. What’s
Your Plan will be offered 3-4 times per year. The class will be
held in two locations, North Bend at The Business Center and
at the SWOCC campus in Brookings. The classroom training
covers writing a business plan using LivePlan. To access this
program contact the Small Business Development Center at
541-756-6866 or mloiselle@socc.edu.
Call 541-756-6866 (North Bend) or go to
www.bizcenter.org for more information
or to arrange an appointment.
e-sbdc – A BUSINESS WEBSITE
Zap into the e-sbdc website for business information that is useful no matter what stage of business you are in. Use Oregon’s
online tool for small business, the e-sbdc, to search by one of
five categories (Thinking, Launching, Growing, Reinventing, or
Exiting) or search by topic. You will have choices of resources,
online training, registering for an advising appointment and information about upcoming events. www.BizCenter.org offers
you a multitude of resources that are available 24 hours a day,
7 days a week. Access and use them any place and anytime.
www.bizcenter.org
24 COOS BAY CAMPUS
www.socc.edu