ANT 315 - Health and Healing
3 credits G
Prerequisites: At least Sophomore standing
Exploration of how culture and systems of social inequality shape health and health care practices in different societies around the world. The course examines cultural concepts of health, illness, and healing; the nature of the therapeutic encounter; and the impact of differences in wealth, race, gender on health and access to health care. This course is especially relevant for students pursuing careers in health and social service fields and who are interested in understanding culture and cultural diversity.
Section 7101
Class #: 14710
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Straight, Karen
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
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CJS 400 - Contemporary Topics in Justice
3 credits
Prerequisites: Open to Senior Sociology-Criminal Justice majors or permission of instructor
Selected topics of contemporary relevance in the field of Crime and Justice studies, such as intimate violence, juvenile delinquency, or the death penalty. Active discussions, mini-lectures, field simulations, student presentations, role-playing, guest speakers, and field observations will be utilized.
Section 7501 - Topic: Intimate Personal Violence
Class #: 14718
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Krumholz, Susan T
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Monday, 06:30 PM - 09:30 PM, Dartmouth Campus, LARTS 115
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ENL 258 - Literary Studies
3 credits O, W
Prerequisites: ENL 102, ENL majors and minors; or permission of instructor
A foundation course for all English majors, examining traditions and innovations in literature and in the study of literature in English. Students develop writing and research skills in the discipline and improve their knowledge of literary terms and forms, literary history and conventions, literary influence, and new and emerging forms and approaches. Genres studied include poetry, drama, fiction, and literary (creative) non-fiction. The course also examines key issues in the profession of literary studies, such as the development of departments of literature, canon formation, and the relationship of literary theory to literary practice.
Section 7501
Class #: 14742
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 870.00
Instructor:
Houser, Catherine
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Monday, 06:30 PM - 09:30 PM, Cape Cod Community College, Cape Cod
The specific Cape Cod Community College room location is to be announced.
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ENL 305 - Medieval Literature
3 credits C
Prerequisites: ENL 102 and ENL 258
Reading and discussion of major works of medieval literature. This course focuses on English literature from Beowulf to Malory, but includes translations of key sources and analogues from other literatures.
Section 7501
Class #: 14838
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Nelles, William
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 2nd 7 Week Session,
Special Dates: 10/23/2008 - 12/18/2008
Tuesday, 06:00 PM - 09:00 PM, Fall River Center, FRCE -tba
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ENL 336 - 20 Cen Am Fict 1945-Present
3 credits C
Prerequisites: ENL 258
A study of significant fiction in America since the middle of the 20th century, including Bellow, Ellison, Heller, Pynchon, LeGuin, Doctorow, Morrison, O'Brien, and others.
Section 7101
Class #: 14741
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Thompson, Edwin J
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
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ENL 657 - Lit Sem: Historical Approaches
3 credits
Prerequisites: Graduate Standing or permission of instructor
Explores canonical and/or non-canonical literature from an historical perspective to strengthen background knowledge and understanding of literature, using representative literary texts as a point for departure and discussion. Includes discussion of issues relating the role of historical texts to alternative, non-traditional and multi-cultural contexts and of the pedagogical limitations and issues inherent in using an historical approach. Specific focus of the seminar, such as the Dickens Novel, will be listed in the schedule of classes and on student transcripts.
Section 7501 - Topic: Medieval Literature
Class #: 15251
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 948.00
Instructor:
Nelles, William
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 2nd 7 Week Session,
Special Dates: 10/23/2008 - 12/18/2008
Tuesday, 06:00 PM - 09:00 PM, Fall River Center, FRCE -tba
Reading and discussion of major works of medieval literature. This course focuses on English literature from Beowulf to Malory, but includes translations of key sources and analogues from other literatures.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a blended course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s).
HST 304 - Hist North Amer Indians
3 credits C, D
Prerequisites: At least Sophomore standing
Survey of the history of Indians of North America from their origins to the present. The course will examine a variety of native peoples in different regions of the continent, but mostly in what is now the United States, and the interaction between those native peoples and newcomers from Europe and Africa.
Section 7101
Class #: 14744
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Mohanty, Gail F
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
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LAR 201 - Intro Studies Across Disciplin
3 credits
Prerequisites: ENL 102
An introduction to the writing, research and communications skills required in multidisciplinary studies, which includes a study of the humanities and social sciences as disciplines. Students will learn about the various disciplines in the humanities and social sciences, read and analyze texts from the humanities and social sciences, and develop critical understanding of disciplinary research practices for the humanities and social sciences. This course is required for the new liberal arts major curriculum.
Section 7101
Class #: 14748
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Lehr, Elizabeth R
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
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Section 7501
Class #: 14749
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Schaaf, Judy
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Tuesday, 06:30 PM - 09:30 PM, Dartmouth Campus, LARTS 109
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MTH 100 - Basic Algebra
3 credits
An introductory level algebra course intended primarily for those with weak or no skills or those who have been away from the subject for some time. This course provides the algebra background required for all entry-level courses in mathematics with class lecture and online lab exercises. Credits do not count towards graduation.
Section 7501
Class #: 2958
Status: Enrolling
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 500.00
Instructor:
Correia, Debra
This section is a blended course.
Summer 2008 - Unique Start Dates,
Special Dates: 08/05/2008 - 08/28/2008
Tuesday, 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Dartmouth Campus, LARTS 210
Thursday, 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Dartmouth Campus, LARTS 210
This course is recommended for all students, in preparation for Fall 08 Math courses.
The following course has very unique meeting dates & times. Please contact the Professional & Continuing Education if you have any questions. 508-999-9202. Thank you.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a blended course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s).
Section 7502
Class #: 3306
Status: Enrolling
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 500.00
Instructor:
Cabral, Frank
This section is a blended course.
Summer 2008 - Unique Start Dates,
Special Dates: 08/05/2008 - 08/28/2008
Tuesday, 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Dartmouth Campus, LARTS 217
Thursday, 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Dartmouth Campus, LARTS 217
This course is recommended for all students, in preparation for Fall 08 Math courses.
The following course has very unique meeting dates & times. Please contact the Professional & Continuing Education if you have any questions. 508-999-9202. Thank you.
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MUS 101 - Introduction To Music I
3 credits C
Presents a basic music vocabulary and develops intelligent discrimination in the listener through study and analysis of outstanding works from Gregorian Chant to the present, including music of diverse cultures. Emphasis is also placed on the relationship of the historical development of music to parallel movements in art, drama, philosophical thought, etc.
Section 7101
Class #: 14755
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 798.00
Instructor:
Cienniwa, Paul D
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
NUR 301 - Trans Baccalaureate Nur Ed
2 credits
This course bridges the RN student to higher education, technology and professional nursing: maximizing the health of persons by guiding, promoting health, and shaping the health environment. The course content is built on an assumed foundation of basic nursing preparation and clinical experience of the RN. Professional concepts are introduced to broaden career development. Preparation of a professional portfolio that serves as a basis for credit transfer of prior nursing education, experience and attainment of professional credentials is the primary course outcome.
Section 7501
Class #: 14757
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 514.00
Instructor:
Currier, Phyllis
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Thursday, 10:00 AM - 11:50 AM, Fall River Center, FRCE -tba
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NUR 302 - Sel Mech Of Dis&Rel Phar
3 credits
Prerequisites: RN Status; BIO 221, 222 or ACT-PEP
Disease processes in humans. Content selected for study is chosen specifically to enhance the RN student's understanding of basic pathophysiologic concepts and is essential to understand the rationale for clinical judgment and therapeutic intervention in disease conditions. The ability of human beings to adapt to stressors is discussed throughout the course. Concepts of pharmacology and drug therapy are integrated to allow students to utilize this information in clinical practice.
Section 7501
Class #: 14758
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 771.00
Instructor:
staff
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Thursday, 01:00 PM - 03:50 PM, Fall River Center, FRCE -tba
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NUR 306 - Professional Nursing
3 credits
Prerequisites: Pre- or Co-Req: NUR 301
Professional role development for RN students, addressing nursing issues through critical analysis of the historical influences, philosophical perspectives, and socioeconomic factors which impact professional role development. Emphasis will be on theoretical knowledge influencing client outcomes in various settings. Effective, creative communication skills leading to role transformation behaviors will be encouraged through the use of group process activities.
Section 7501
Class #: 14759
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 771.00
Instructor:
Currier, Phyllis
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Thursday, 04:00 PM - 06:50 PM, Fall River Center, FRCE -tba
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NUR 330 - Community Nursing
3 credits
Prerequisites: NUR 326, 327; Co-req: NUR 331
Prepares the nursing student to promote health and provide care for the community and aggregate, with a special emphasis upon vulnerable populations as the focus of service. The student should gains the ability to identify strategies to promote health of families, groups, and populations in the community. The course uses Healthy People 2010 objectives and leading health indicators that reflect the major national health concerns. Principles of epidemiology, demography, environmental sciences, community organization, and health care political, economic, and legal influences are integrated with nursing concepts and principles to provide the basis for community nursing practice. Prepares the nursing student to promote health and provide care for the community and aggregate, with a special emphasis upon vulnerable populations as the focus of service. The student should gains the ability to identify strategies to promote health of families, groups, and populations in the community. The course uses Healthy People 2010 objectives and leading health indicators that reflect the major national health concerns. Principles of epidemiology, demography, environmental sciences, community organization, and health care political, economic, and legal influences are integrated with nursing concepts and principles to provide the basis for community nursing practice. Community and aggregate strengths and risks are identified. Special emphasis will be placed upon implementation strategies designed to promote the health of populations, guide populations to reduce identified health risks and to shape health policy.
Section 7501
Class #: 14843
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 771.00
Instructor:
Leffers, Jeanne M
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Wednesday, 04:00 PM - 07:00 PM, Fall River Center, FRCE -tba
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NUR 331 - Exp Learn:Com Health Nursing
3 credits
Prerequisites: NUR 326, 327;co-req:NUR 330; Junior Nursing Standing
Prepares the learner to promote health and provide care for the community and aggregate, with a special emphasis upon vulnerable populations as the focus of service. Aspects studied in NUR 330 are integrated with nursing concepts and principles to provide the basis for community nursing practice. Community and aggregate strengths and risks are identified through community health nursing process. Special emphasis will be placed upon implementation strategies designed to promote the health of populations, guide populations to reduce identified health risks and to shape health policy.
Section 7501
Class #: 14844
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 771.00
Instructor:
staff
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Sunday, 02:00 AM - 02:05 AM, Dartmouth Campus, TBD
This Clinical course has special meeting times and locations. Please contact the Nursing Department for detailed information 508-999-8591. Thank you.
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NUR 460 - Senior Mentorship
3 credits
Prerequisites: NUR 302, 306, 314, 322, 332
Synthesis experiential learning course, providing students with repeated opportunities to critically analyze and apply knowledge and skills learned previously in the program to the care of persons, families, and communities. The students role consists of promoting health, guiding persons and families through the health care experience, and shaping the health environment to maximize health in a practice setting of the students choice. The concentrated clinical practicum supports the socialization and professional development of students while maximizing clinical competence.
Section 7501
Class #: 14760
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 771.00
Instructor:
Currier, Phyllis
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Sunday, 02:15 AM - 02:20 AM, Dartmouth Campus, see below
Please contact the Nurisng Departmet for specific times and meeting dates for this Senior Mentorship class. Thank you.
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PHL 215 - Introduction To Ethics
3 credits C, E, W
A critical examination of normative theories of obligation and value. A philosophical examination of some moral problems: abortion, euthanasia, death penalty, sexual equality, reverse discrimination, pornography and censorship, violence, and economic injustice.
Section 7101
Class #: 14762
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Rowland, Mia Donna
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
PHY 171 - Planet Earth I
3 credits S
Origin and history of earth; composition and structure of its interior, crust, oceans, and atmosphere. Plate tectonics and sea floor spreading; seismology, vulcanism and earthquakes; magnetism of earth. Forces shaping earth's surface, faults and folds, erosion, sedimentation and weathering. Earth materials: soil, minerals and ores, igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic materials. Earth resources: salts and fertilizers, chemical supplies, and building materials.
Section 7101
Class #: 14765
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 777.00
Instructor:
Silva, John
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
PHY 182 - Intro To The Weather
3 credits G, S
The fundamentals of atmospheric science. Basic physical principles which affect the general circulation of the atmosphere and their relation to the day-to-day sequence of weather events are discussed. As part of the course, students generate short-term forecasts using real time information available by computer from the internet.
Section 7101
Class #: 14766
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 777.00
Instructor:
Silva, John
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
PSC 101 - Intro American Politics
3 credits E
Theory and practice of national government in Congress, the Presidency, and the Supreme Court, and the interaction of these institutions with interest groups, political parties, public opinion and the mass media.
Section 7101
Class #: 14783
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Jenkins, Shannon L
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
PSC 161 - International Relations
3 credits G
Helps students relate, organize, and analyze political events that occur on the international level. Students will learn how to think critically about international relations and its impact on lives and well-being in the present and future. The concept of power, the factors that shape the foreign policies of states, the politics of economic relations, the use of force, and a broad range of global issues are examined.
Section 7101
Class #: 14784
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Brauner, Wolfgang
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
PSC 313 - Urban Politics
3 credits G
Prerequisites: PSC 101
A critical examination of the urban political community in the United States. Particular attention is given to the adequacy of the city as an arena of conflict resolution and decision-making as well as such current problems as urban reconstruction in the ghettos. Field research in the area by individuals or groups is encouraged but not required.
Section 7501
Class #: 14786
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Klimm, John C
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Saturday, 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Fall River Center, FRCE -tba
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PSC 347 - Environmental Law
3 credits
Prerequisites: Upper-division standing
Environmental Law explores the foundation of legal principles that apply to U.S. environmental laws. Students will learn the basic premises of environmental law, and then apply these premises to current environmental issues. The goal is to expose students to a broad understanding of the scientific and socio-economic elements that go into environmental regulations. Current environmental issues, such as climate change, will be discussed. The course is meant as an introduction into environmental law. There is no course pre-requisite.
Section 7101
Class #: 15491
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
McGuire, Chad James
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
PSC 348 - Ocean Policy and Law
3 credits
Laws and policies associated with marine resource management. The declining status and productivity of many of our marine resources has led to growing concern about human activities such as pollution, overfishing, and environmental degradation. The course explores the fundamentals of policy analysis in order to gain insights into issues including jurisdiction, harvest regulation, ecosystem approaches, and environmental protection.
Section 7101
Class #: 15492
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
McGuire, Chad James
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
PST 460 - Environmental Impact Globaliz
3 credits
Prerequisites: PST 102 or upper-division standing
Environmental impacts of contemporary globalization. The course reviews the effects of unregulated economic activity, rapid industrialization, and population growth in the Global South. The course also examines the effects of profligate consumption patterns, the practices of Northern-based corporations, and other aspects of the globalization process that impact the world's collective environmental security, such as unsustainable environmental practices that impact climate change, biodiversity, the world's natural resource base, and food supply.
Section 7101
Class #: 14788
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Sweeney, Shawna E
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
PST 560 - Environmental Impact Globaliz
3 credits
Environmental impacts of contemporary globalization. The course reviews the effects of unregulated economic activity, rapid industrialization, and population growth in the Global South. The course also examines the effects of profligate consumption patterns, the practices of Northern-based corporations, and other aspects of the globalization process that impact the world's collective environmental security, such as unsustainable environmental practices that impact climate change, biodiversity, the world's natural resource base, and food supply.
Section 7101
Class #: 14792
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 1038.00
Instructor:
Sweeney, Shawna E
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
SCI 501 - Life Science I
3 credits
Life science concepts and laboratory skills that relate to the instruction of middle and secondary education. Particular emphasis is devoted to the application of infused technology and science in unit development and lesson plans.
Section 7501
Class #: 14820
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 984.00
Instructor:
Brodeur, Lynne A and Berube, Brenda
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
Special Dates: 09/02/2008 - 09/30/2008
Tuesday, 05:00 PM - 08:00 PM, Dartmouth Campus, DION 210
Participants will gain an understanding of: various cellular elements with relation to physiology in the body; the development of blood cells, the significance of hemacytometry in clinical evaluations; the principles and parameters of automated cell counters. Alternative assessment models such as exhibitions and portfolios will be reviewed and implemented. Activities will include online discussion, laboratory exercises and clinical laboratory tours. This course fulfills the science content requirement for MAT students for both the middle school and high school level. On campus dates: Tuesday's, September 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; 6-8 pm.
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SCI 508 - Chemistry for Educators
3 credits
Chemistry & the Community for Educators
Section 7501
Class #: 15633
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 984.00
Instructor:
Brodeur, Lynne A and Berube, Brenda
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
Special Dates: 09/08/2008 - 10/06/2008
Monday, 05:00 PM - 08:00 PM, Dartmouth Campus, DION 210
Participants will gain an understanding of: various chemical reactions with relation to physiology in the body; the significance of spectrophotometry in clinical evaluations; the principles and parameters of optical density technology. Alternative assessment models such as exhibitions and portfolios will be reviewed and implemented. Activities will include online discussion, laboratory exercises and biotechnology laboratory tours. This course fulfills the science content requirement for MAT students for both the middle school and high school level. On campus dates: Monday's, September 8, 15, 22, 29 & Oct 6; 5-8 pm.
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SOC 315 - Health and Healing
3 credits G
Prerequisites: At least Sophomore standing
Exploration of how culture and systems of social inequality shape health and health care practices in different societies around the world. The course examines cultural concepts of health, illness, and healing; the nature of the therapeutic encounter; and the impact of differences in wealth, race, gender on health and access to health care. This course is especially relevant for students pursuing careers in health and social service fields and who are interested in understanding culture and cultural diversity.
Section 7101
Class #: 14823
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Straight, Karen
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
SUS 347 - Environmental Law
3 credits
An introduction to basic concepts of environmental law. The emphasis is on broad introductory themes.
Section 7101
Class #: 15494
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
McGuire, Chad James
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
SUS 348 - Ocean Policy and Law
3 credits
Laws and policies associated with marine resource management. The declining status and productivity of many of our marine resources has led to growing concern about human activities such as pollution, overfishing, and environmental degradation. The course explores the fundamentals of policy analysis in order to gain insights into issues including jurisdiction, harvest regulation, ecosystem approaches, and environmental protection.
Section 7101
Class #: 15495
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
McGuire, Chad James
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
PLEASE NOTE: This is an online course. Please read the following Getting Started with myCourses Student Guide with information on how to log into your course(s). To view DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION and/or COURSE SYLLABUS click here (requires Adobe Reader).
WMS 101 - Intro To Women's Studies
3 credits D
Basic concepts and perspectives in Women's Studies, placing women's experience at the center of interpretation. With focus on women's history and contemporary issues, the course examines women's lives with emphasis on how gender interacts with race, class, sexual orientation, and ethnicity. The central aim is to foster critical reading and thinking about women's lives: how the interlocking systems of oppression, colonialism, racism, sexism, and ethnocentrism shape women's lives; and how women have worked to resist these oppressions. This course satisfies a social science distribution requirement and the general education diversity requirement.
Section 7101
Class #: 14830
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Lehr, Elizabeth R
This section is a online course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
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WMS 490 - Special Topics
3 credits C
Prerequisites: WMS major or minor or permission of the instructor
Special topics are offered. May be repeated with change of content. This course may be cross-listed with an academic department.
Section 7501 - Topic: Intimate Personal Violence
Class #: 14986
Tuition & fees (excludes registration fee): $ 750.00
Instructor:
Krumholz, Susan T
This section is a blended course.
Fall 2008 - 14 Week Session,
09/02/2008 - 12/20/2008
Monday, 06:30 PM - 09:30 PM, Dartmouth Campus, LARTS 115
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