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Registration Information ...... 4 Distance Learning ...... 12 Programs of Instruction ...... 6 Credit Classes ...... 15 ACHIEVE...... 7 Central Washington University–Des Moines ...38 Adult Basic Education ...... 8 Center for Extended Learning Classes ...... 39 Women’s Programs ...... 9 College Policies ...... 54 Services for Students ...... 10 Maps ...... 55

IMPORTANT DATES Spring quarter ‘09 ...... Feb 17, 2009 Summer quarter ‘09 ...... Apr 13, 2009 Add class, last day Grades available ...... Jun 17 Without instructor signature—after this date Graduation (Commencement) ...... Jun 10 instructor signature required ...... 10 p.m., Mar 29 Holidays ...... see “Closures” Without late course add fee—after this date Refunds, last day to withdraw in order to receive $41.15 fee per course charged ...... Apr 10 100 percent ...... Apr 3 Independent, special or contractual studies ...... May 28 40 percent ...... Apr 20 Audit/Credit/No Credit, last day to change ...... Apr 17 Registration begins for Bookstore buyback ...... Jun 8–12 Current & former students via Web, by appointment ...... Feb 10 Bookstore vouchers ...... open Mar 9, close Apr 20 Running Start students...... see K. Steinbach Classes begin ...... Mar 30 New students ...... Feb 23 WAOL classes begin ...... see Webpage for Distance Learning Waivered (space available registrations for Senior Citizens, Closures (college) Wash. National Guard, State and HCC employees) ...... Apr 6 Presidents’ Day ...... Feb 16 STEPP payments for spring quarter Memorial Day ...... May 25 payment due ...... Apr 15, May 15 Drop class (withdraw), last day Tuition due Via Web Registration, no “w” on transcript ...... Apr 10 Spring—those who register later must pay tuition Without “w” on transcript ...... Apr 17 within one week ...... Mar 2 With “w” on transcript ...... May 28 Waitlist, last day to add ...... 10 p.m., Mar 29 Finals (see 1st page of Credit Classes for detail) ...... Jun 8–11 Withdraw ...... see “Drop class” Financial Aid applications due for

February ’09 March ’09 Su M T W R F Sa Su M T W R F Sa 12 345671234 5 6 7 Tuition due [Sp09] —(those Last W09 day to: 89 1011 12 13 14 registering later must pay • Drop classes (“W” on transcript) Registration begins for within 5 business days) • Add Independent, Contract or current/former students Special studies (RS, see K. Steinback fi rst.) 8910 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Bookstore vouchers open Holiday—HCC • Financial Aid apps closed [Sp09] due 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 • STEPP Payment-W09 • Book buyback begins W09 Finals begin 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 • STEPP Payment-W09 through 3/20 Registration begins 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 for new students W09 Grades posted 29 30 31 * Classes begin Last day [Sp09] to add: • classes via the web, without instructor signature • yourself to the waitlist, 10 p.m. *

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QUICK DIRECTORY *Special Hours Mar 23, 8A–7P; Mar 25–26, 8A–5P; Mar 27, 9A–2P; Mar 30, 8A–7P; Apr 3 ANNUAL SCHEDULE 9A–5P. Confirm special hours on individual Web sites. This is provided for student convenience only. It shall not be construed to be an irrevocable contract between the student and the college. Access Services ...... Bldg. 99, Rm. 180 ...... ext. 3857 2008–2009 2009–2010 Mon–Thu, 8A–5P; Fri, 9A–5P OFFICIAL PROPOSED *Admissions/Entry Services ...Bldg. 6, upper level ...... ext. 3181 SUMMER 2008 2009 Mon–Tue, 8A–7P; Wed–Thu, 8A–5P; Fri, 9A–5P Current/Returning registration starts May 6 May 5 New Student registration starts May 27 May 24 Bookstore ...... Bldg. 8, 2nd fl oor ...... ext. 3225 Classes begin Jun 23 Jun 22 Mon–Tue, 8:00A–7:00P; Wed–Thu, 8:00A-5:00P; Fri, 8:00A–4:00P (See Bookstore’s Web page for special hours.) Independence Day Holiday Jul 4 Jul 3 Final exams Last scheduled class time *Cashiers ...... Bldg. 6, lower level ...... ext. 3126 Mon–Tue, 8A–7P; Wed–Thu, 8A–5P; Fri, 9A–5P FALL 2008 2009 Current/Returning registration starts May 6 May 5 Child Care Center ...... Bldg. 0 ...... ext. 3224 New Student registration starts May 27 TBD Mon–Fri, 7:30A–5:30P Classes begin Sep 22 Sep 21 Counseling Center ...... Bldg. 6 ...... ext. 3353 Professional Day, College Closed Oct 17 Oct 16 Mon–Fri, 8:00A–5:00P Midterm Oct 27–29 Oct 29–31 Veterans’ Day Holiday Nov 11 Nov 11 *Ed Planning/Advising ...... Bldg. 6, upper level ...... ext. 3584 Thanksgiving Day Holiday* Nov 27-28 Nov 26-27 Mon–Tue, 8A–7P; Wed, 8A–5P; Thu, 8A–2P and 3–5P; Fri, 9A–5P Final exams Dec 9-12 Dec 8-11 * Classes scheduled to begin after 5P on Wednesday before Thanksgiving. *Financial Aid ...... Bldg. 6, upper level ...... ext. 3358 Mon–Tue, 8A–7P; Wed–Thu, 8A–5P; Fri, Closed WINTER 2009 2010 Inter-Cultural Center ...... Bldg. 6, lower level ...... ext. 4350 Current/Returning registration starts Nov 4 XXX x Mon–Thu, 9:00A–3:30P; Fri, 9A–1P New Student registration starts Nov 17 XXX x Classes begin Jan 5 Jan 4 Instructional Computing ...... Bldg. 30 ...... ext. 4357 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Jan 19 Jan 18 Mon–Thu, 6:45A–10:15P; Fri, 6:45A–4:45P; Sat, 7:45A–3:45P; Sun, 2:45–10:15P Midterm Feb 9–11 Feb 8–10 Presidents’ Day Holiday Feb 16 Feb 15 Library ...... Bldg. 25 ...... ext. 3234 Mon–Fri, 7A–10P; Sat, 9A–5P; Sun, 2–10P (See Library Web page for interim hours.) Final exams Mar 17-20 Mar 16-19 Multicultural Services ...... Bldg. 6, upper level ...... ext. 3296 SPRING 2009 2010 Mon–Thu, 8A–5P; Fri, 9A–5P Current/Returning registration starts Feb 10 XXX x New Student registration starts Feb 25 XXX x *Registration ...... Bldg. 6, lower level ...... ext. 3242 Classes begin Mar 30 Mar 29 Mon–Tue, 8A–7P; Wed–Thu, 8A–5P; Fri, 9A–5P Midterm May 4–6 May 3–5 Safety and Security ...... Bldg. 6, lower level ...... ext. 3218 Memorial Day Holiday May 25 May 31 Mon–Thu, 7A–9P; Fri, 7A–5P Final exams Jun 8–11 Jun 7–10 Commencement Jun 11 Jun 10 Student Employment...... Bldg. 6, upper level ...... ext. 3350 Mon, 8A–7P; Tue–Thu, 8A–5P; Fri, 9A–1P Testing Center ...... Bldg. 3, north end ...... ext. 3990 May ’09 Mon–Tue, 9A–7P; Wed, 9A–2P COMP/2–7P GED; Thu, 9A–1P GED/1–5P COMP; Fri, 9A–3:30P Su M T W R F Sa Transfer Center ...... Bldg. 6, upper level ...... ext. 3295 12 Mon–Tue, 8A–7P; Wed, 8A–5P; Thu, 8A–2P and 3–5P; Fri, 9A–5P 3456 789 Tutoring Center ...... Bldg. 26, Rm. 319 ...... ext. 3444 Mon–Thu, 8:00A–7:30P; Fri, 8:00A–1:00P 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 STEPP Women’s Programs ...... Bldg. 6, lower level ...... ext. 3340 Payment-Sp09 Mon–Tue, 8A–7P; Wed–Thu, 8A–5P; Fri, 9A–5P 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 April ’09 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Holiday—HCC Last Sp09 day to: Su M T W R F Sa closed • Drop classes (“W” on transcript) 12 34 • Add Independent, Contract or Special studies Last day to drop [Sp09] w/100% refund 31 56789 1011 Waivered [Sp08] Last day to add classes and enrollment begins not be charged late fee June ’09 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Su M T W R F Sa Financial Aid apps STEPP Last W09 day: [Su09] due Payment-Sp09 • Drop w/o “W” 12 3 456 • CR/no CR request • Audit request 789101112 13 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Finals begin COMMENCEMENT through 6/11 Last day to drop [Sp09] w/40% 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 refund Sp09 Grades posted Bookstore vouchers 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 close 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30

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4. MEET WITH AN ADVISER Your Success Starts Here By attending a College Orientation and Registration Experience (CORE) program Any U.S. citizen, refugee or immigrant who is at least 18 years old or is a high school graduate or meeting with an academic adviser, you can discuss your educational plans and be certain that the classes you are selecting help you meet your educational and may enroll. Citizens of foreign countries should contact the International Student Programs offi ce career goals. The Educational Planning and Advising Center in building 6 offers for eligibility information. advising on a drop-in basis to new students. Orientation dates will be mailed to new students. Follow These Steps to Attend Highline In person: Educational Planning and Advising Center (Building 6, upper level) Mon.–Tue., 8 a.m.–7 p.m.; Wed., 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; 1. APPLY* Thu. 8 a.m.–2 p.m. and 3 p.m.–5 p.m. ; and Fri., 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Application fee applies to fi rst-time applicants. This application fee is not applicable to the Center for Extended Learning (continuing education) classes. See “Fees” for On the Web: more information. Do not mail cash. www.highline.edu/stuserv/edplanning In person: Admissions/Entry Services (Building 6, upper level) 5. REGISTER FOR CLASSES Mon.–Tue., 8 a.m.–7 p.m.; Wed.–Thu, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; and Fri., 9 a.m.–5 p.m. See “Important Dates” on p. 2 for registration dates. Students who have attended On the Web: Highline in the past and are returning after time away must contact Admissions/Entry www.highline.edu/stuserv/entry/admissions.htm Services to reactivate their records so they may access the registration system. Transfer Students: On the Web: If you’ve attended other colleges and want to enroll in credit-bearing classes at www.highline.edu (Click on “Online Services,” Highline for the fi rst time, submit the following: then on “Registration.”) • Highline Community College application form Available Mon.–Fri., 5:00 a.m.–11:59 p.m.; 24 hours Sat.–Sun. and holidays • Offi cial transcripts from each college attended (only required for students who seek to complete a Highline degree or For detailed help on how to use this feature, see “Web Step by Step” on the following pages. certifi cate program) See “Registration Terms” on the following pages for key term descriptions. See the “Distance Learning” entry in the credit section for further instructions. • Transfer evaluation request form Questions: Call Registration, (206) 878-3710, ext. 3242, or Admissions/Entry Services, For an information packet, please call (206) 878-3710, ext. 3181. ext. 3181.

2. FINANCE YOUR EDUCATION 6. PAY FEES AND TUITION* Please see the deadlines below. Applications received after a given deadline will Fees and tuition are assessed based upon the total number of academic credits be considered to have met the deadline for the next quarter. See also “Financial students select to take. Please include Student ID number with all methods of Aid” in the Student Services section of this schedule. payment. Do not send cash. Submit your payment: Financial aid application deadlines for the 2008–2009 school year On the Web (VISA and MasterCard are accepted): https://sec.highline.edu/webcc Fall ’08 Winter ’09 Spring ’09 Summer ’09 Available Mon.–Fri., 5:00 a.m.–11:59 p.m.; 24 hours Sat.–Sun. and holidays Jun 2, ’08 Oct 12, ’08 Feb 17, ’09 Apr 13, ’09 In person (Cash, check, VISA and MasterCard are accepted): Apply for fi nancial aid over the Internet: www.fafsa.ed.gov. Cashier offi ce (next to the Registration offi ce in lower level of Building 6) Admissions/Entry Services can also provide general information about the Student Mon.–Tue., 8 a.m.–7 p.m.; Wed.–Thu., 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; and Fri., 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Tuition Easy Payment Plan (STEPP) operated by Highline. In on-campus payment box (Building 6): By the Cashier window inside the lower level. 3. ASSESS YOUR SKILLS Use envelope provided. All applicants who are new to college studies and who intend to earn academic credit By mailing payments—include your Highline Student ID number (Check, VISA are encouraged to take the COMPASS or COMPASS ESL assessment. This basic skills and MasterCard are accepted): test will be used for advising and registration purposes. See Testing Center entry in Highline Community College, MS 6-4 “Services” section of the quarterly. Call (206) 878-3710, ext. 3406, for the testing P.O. Box 98000 schedule. Des Moines, WA 98198-9800 Students who have completed some college coursework or who have taken a By voucher, fi eld order, or purchase order: placement test at another school should contact Admissions/Entry Services at To the Financial Aid Offi ce in Building 6, upper level (206) 878-3710, ext. 3181, for more information. (206) 878-3710, ext. 3358; Fax: (206) 870-4856 If you are allowed to purchase books with your voucher, please take note of the timeframe listed in the “Important Dates” for when you may access your bookstore account each quarter. Highline Community College QUARTERLY CLASS SCHEDULE Payment Plan: You may pay your education expenses monthly without interest payments through Highline’s Student Tuition Easy Payment Plan (STEPP). For Volume 48, No. 4 February, 2009 information about STEPP, see Admissions/Entry Services on the upper level of Building 6 or call (206) 878-3710, ext. 3181. Highline Community College Quarterly Class Schedule (USPS 013342) is published fi ve times a year (Monthly in Aug, Oct, Feb and Semi-Monthly April 15 and April 30) by Highline Community College, 2400 South 240th To contact the Cashier offi ce, call (206) 878-3710, ext. 3126. Street, Seattle, WA, 98198-9800. Periodicals postage paid at Seattle, WA. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Highline Community College Quarterly Class Schedule, PO Box 98000, Des Moines WA 98198-9800. Call (206) 878-3710, ext. 3314 for pickup. This course schedule is published for information purposes only. Although every effort is made to ensure accuracy at the time of publication, this course schedule shall not be construed to be an irrevocable contract between the student *Tuition and some fees are subject to change, and may change after the Wash- and the college. Highline Community College reserves the right to make changes in the contents and provisions of this course schedule without notice. ington State Legislature’s session. Check online for the most current costs.

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Fees and Tuition Estimated Tuition Schedule Fees and tuition are due in full at registration and payment must be completed within Tuition and fees are subject to change by the Washington State Legislature. one week of registration. Continuing and new students who register early may defer Credits Total Tuition and Fees (Operating, Bldg and Max S&A) payment—for deferment dates, see “Important Dates” or call Admissions/Entry Services at (206) 878-3710, ext. 3181. Checks must have bank-imprinted name Resident Non-resident Waiver* International Student (Nonresident) and address and must include Student ID and telephone numbers. Students are responsible for paying all tuition and fees in a timely manner. 1 $75.80 $88.70 $247.50 2 $151.60 $177.40 $495.00 Fees 3 $227.40 $266.10 $742.50 Application Fee—general students: $24.25 nonrefundable fee, due at time of application. (For Web applicants, you may mail your fee to the Cashier offi ce.) 4 $303.20 $354.80 $990.00 Include this fee with your application when you mail it or pay it in person. Do 5 $379.00 $443.50 $1,237.50 not mail cash. 6 $454.80 $532.20 $1,485.00 Application Fee—international students: $54 nonrefundable fee, due at time of 7 $530.60 $620.90 $1,732.50 application. Contact International Student Programs for complete information. 8 $606.40 $709.60 $1,980.00 Building Fee: $2.50 per credit for 1 to 10 credits per quarter ($25 maximum), 9 $682.20 $798.30 $2,227.50 assessed at the time of registration. This additional fee was established by a vote of the students to cover costs of a new student center. 10 $758.00 $887.00 $2,475.00 11 $788.40 $916.85 $2,509.60 COMPASS Test: Payment of application fee entitles student to take the entire COMPASS/ESL test series. For students who have not paid the application fee, 12 $818.80 $946.70 $2,544.20 entire COMPASS/ESL series fee is $18.70. For a retest of any one portion there 13 $849.20 $976.55 $2,578.80 is a $3.75 fee. 14 $879.60 $1,006.40 $2,613.40 Instructional Technology Fee: $35.85 for courses that require use of computer 15 $910.00 $1,036.25 $2,648.00 equipment or online resources. 16 $940.40 $1,066.10 $2,682.60 Late Course Add Fee: $41.15 per course added with approval after the deadline 17 $970.80 $1,095.95 $2,717.20 provided in “Important Dates” on p. 2. Instructor signature required. 18 $1,001.20 $1,125.80 $2,751.80 Parking: Permits are required to park on the Highline campus and are available 19 $1,069.40 $1,194.00 $2,991.70 at the Campus Safety offi ce on the lower level of Building 6. See Cashier to pay fees. Permits may also be purchased though the HCC bookstore. Purchasing a 20 $1,137.60 $1,262.20 $3,231.60 parking permit does not guarantee a parking space. 21 $1,205.80 $1,330.40 $3,471.50 Picture ID: Free for students who paid application fee. $9.90 for students enroll- 22 $1,274.00 $1,398.60 $3,711.40 ing in credit classes who have not paid application fee. 23 $1,342.20 $1,466.80 $3,951.30 Transcript Fee: Each offi cial transcript copy has a $3.65 fee. Obtain request 24 $1,410.40 $1,535.00 $4,191.20 forms in the information racks in lower lobby of Building 6. Allow fi ve working 25 $1,478.60 $1,603.20 $4,431.10 days for processing requests. Free unoffi cial transcripts are available from the KIOSKS in Building 6 and on the Web at www.highline.edu. *Non-resident waiver applicable to U.S. citizens and/or those approved as permanent residents of the United States. Amounts listed refl ect a waiver of a portion of tuition charges. Please contact Admissions/Entry Services for complete details. Students who do not meet the nonresident tuition waiver requirements may be subject to rates listed under International Student tuition and fees. Refunds For information on dropping classes, see “Adding/Dropping” classes under “Reg- Professional/Technical education students enrolled in approved programs will not be charged in excess of 18 credits for coursework required to complete a degree or certifi cate. istration Information” below. Students must offi cially withdraw from classes, by the dates posted in “Important Dates,” in order to be eligible for refunds as Full-time status is 12 credits for the purposes of college fi nancial aid, the United States Citizenship and Immigration services, listed with the dates. Veterans and Social Security administrations and insurance companies.

Students receiving fi nancial aid must consult with the Financial Aid offi ce to For tuition purposes, a resident is a U.S. citizen, immigrant or refugee who has lived in Washington state for at least one determine their refund amount. year before the fi rst day of the quarter for which you are enrolling. Please see www.highline.edu/stuserv/admissions/residency.htm. Note: To accommodate students waiting to register, instructors have the discretion to initiate a withdrawal for students who have not attended at least 60 percent of the class Senior citizen rate (does not apply to CEL classes): Washington residents 60 years or older may register time during the fi rst fi ve instructional days of the academic quarter. Students can contact for courses on the second week of the quarter on a space-available basis. A maximum of two classes per quarter may be taken. the instructor in the case of unavoidable absences to request an exception to the policy Instructor’s signature is required. Credit course tuition is $8.00 per class (plus applicable special fees). Non-credit course tuition is so that they are not removed from their course. $5.00 per class (plus applicable special fees). This waiver is not available to students who plan to use the course credits gained thereby for increasing credentials or salary increases; course credits taken under the waiver do not apply toward any certifi cate or degree. REGISTRATION INFORMATION Other Registration Information Auditing a Class: You may take a credit class without receiving credit or a grade. Adding or Dropping/Withdrawing Classes You must be offi cially enrolled for audit and attend at least 50 percent of scheduled sessions. Auditors pay full fees and tuition. See “Important Dates” for deadlines. Adding available via the Web for limited period only. See “Important Dates” deadlines. Drop classes by completing an Add/Drop form and submitting it to the College Debts: Students are responsible to pay all fi nes and other fi nancial Registration offi ce on the lower level of Building 6, or online through the “Online charges as soon as notifi cation is received. College debts include, but are not Services” tab on the HCC home page. Changes are not offi cial until documenta- limited to, such items as outstanding tuition and fees, NSF checks, library fi nes, tion has been completed. Adding a course—instructor signature required—after fi nancial aid repayments, late class add fees and parking tickets. The college will the deadline will result in a $41.15 late course add fee. withhold registration, conferring of degrees or certificates, academic transcripts and other college services when payment is not made in a timely manner. Accessing Grades: To access your student records, use the kiosk at the college or the Web at https://sec.highline.edu/wts/student/waci002k.html. You may Grading: Options include choosing a grade of “CR” (Credit) in lieu of a decimal access your grades on the Web a week after the quarter ends. grade. A maximum of 15 credits designated as CR may be applied toward an AA Option A degree. Interested students must submit documentation to the Regis- tration offi ce. See “Important Dates” for deadlines.

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Graduation: Ceremonies take place in June. Students completing degree re- PROGRAMS OF INSTRUCTION quirements may participate. For cost and deadline information, visit highline. edu/stuserv/registration and click on “Graduation Information.” Highline offers courses in four different program types. Repeating a Class: Except for specially designed developmental classes, students may not repeat a class more than two times. Upon completion of a repeated class, submit a repeat request form to the Registration offi ce in Building 6. Extended Learning courses offer a wide range of personal and professional development opportunities; Student Enrollment Verifi cation: All Stafford loan deferments are reported elec- tronically using the “Student Loan Clearing House.” No paperwork is required. Pre-College level courses include high school completion, GED Insurance eligibility letters are available online at https://sec.highline.edu/wts/ student/NSCStart.asp. preparation, ESL, and other developmental opportunities; Waitlist: When a course section is full, students may place themselves on a Transfer courses parallel the fi rst two years of a university waitlist for that class. As positions become available, those on the list will au- program and lead to an Associate of Arts Degree or Associate tomatically be registered, in the order their name appears on the list. Students of Science Degree; must check their schedules regularly to see whether they have been added to a waitlisted class. The waitlist is closed the day before the quarter begins. As Professional/Technical courses (listed) prepare students of the fi rst day of classes, students must have a signed authorization from the instructor to enroll in a closed class. for employment in a variety of fi elds and lead to a Certifi cate and/or an Associate of Applied Science Degree. Registration Terms Accounting Interior Design Audit: Taking a class (and paying the tuition and fees) without getting grades or credits; if you audit a class it will appear on your transcript records with a Accounts Receivable/Payable International Business & Trade grade of “N.” Administration of Justice Library & Information Services Credit Maximum: You may register for 18 credits per quarter through Web Administrative Assistant* Library & Information Services registration. Students who wish to enroll for 19 or more credits must see their adviser. A permission signature is required on the “Add/Drop Request” form and Administrative Management Apprenticeship needs to be submitted to the Registration offi ce (Building 6). Bookkeeping Marketing & Selling Entry Codes: Required for permission and prerequisite classes, entry codes are Medical Assistant* fi ve-digit random numbers. Once an entry code is used, the computer will not Business (General) accept it again. They authorize you to register for classes requiring permission C++ Programming Medical Transcriptionist or for courses for which the prerequisites have not been met. Call the coordina- tor—extensions are listed in this class schedule in the “Credit Classes” section Child Care Assistant Apprenticeship Network Specialist* under each individual department, or contact your faculty adviser for a code. Child Care Site Coordinator Nursing Assistant Personal ID Number (PIN): Your PIN is a six-digit number. It is your birth date and Apprenticeship Nursing: LPN to Registered serves as a private access code for registration. For record privacy, we suggest you change your PIN via the Web at: https://sec.highline.edu/wts/student. Chemical Dependency Nursing: Registered Registration Blocks: A student’s registration will be blocked if there are any Professional (CDP) Paraeducator debts owed to HCC. This block prevents a student from registering for classes Paralegal or receiving an offi cial grade transcript. Therefore, it is important that all prior Customer Service Specialist HCC fi nancial obligations are paid prior to registration. Data Recovery/Forensic Specialist Paralegal Plus Questions: Call the Registration offi ce, (206) 878-3710, ext. 3242. Dispensing Optician Apprenticeship Patient Account Specialist Drafting & Design Technology Personal Fitness Trainer WEB STEP BY STEP E-Commerce Polysomnographic Technology Web hours: Mon.–Fri., 2:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.; 24 hours Sat., Sun and holidays Early Childhood* Project Administration Before you start online registration, you will need: Educational Paraprofessional Respiratory Care • Item numbers of the classes you wish to enroll in (use the online schedule), Student ID and Personal Identifi cation (PIN) numbers and VISA or MasterCard information to pay tuition and fees Apprenticeship Retail Manangement 1. GO TO WWW.HIGHLINE.EDU, Click on “Online Services” tab Graphic Production–Print Media* Small Business/Entrepreneurship 2. ENTER YOUR INFORMATION Hotel & Hospitality Management* Travel & Tourism Industry • Key in your Student ID number, PIN and the academic quarter — then Click on “Submit” Human Services* Management* • Confi rm your name and other information and click “Continue” Information Systems Project VB Programming 3. CHOOSE YOUR CLASSES • Enter item numbers under “Add/Drop” (up to fi ve item numbers at a time) on the schedule screen Coordinator Visual Communications • Click on “Submit” when you’re sure the item numbers are complete and correct; a box will appear on Instructional Assistant Web/Database Developer* the screen to key in a 5-digit entry code if needed Apprenticeship • View your class and fee information in the Schedule box * Also has short-term certifi cates • Check the messages and follow the instructions if there were errors (for instance, if the class is already available. Find more information on full) or there was a block (for instance, entry code required), — then Click on “Finish” the Web at fl ightline.highline.edu/cg. 4. MAKE A PAYMENT • Click on “Return to Main Menu” • Click on “Get My Charge” • Click on “Pay by Credit Card” • Enter your VISA or MasterCard information • Key in your Student ID number and PIN • Click on “Charge My Credit Card” Questions: Call (206) 878-3710, ext. 3242, or visit Registration in the lower lobby of Bldg. 6. Reuse, Reuse, Reuse ... and Recycle This Publication Spring 2009 Quarterly www.highline.edu Basic (206) 878-3710 7 Education Community Development and Education ACHIEVE The ACHIEVE program offers a variety of courses designed to meet the needs of students with learning challenges or other barriers to traditional higher education. These classes may serve as a bridge to credit programs or as a place to gain basic skills for entry level employment. Students enrolling in ACHIEVE credit classes must complete a one-time Highline Community College Admission form, cost $24.25. For more information call ACHIEVE at, 206-878-3710 ext. 3526. The ACHIEVE offi ce is located just east of the main Highline Community College campus in the Outreach Center Building at 23835 Pacifi c Highway S. in Kent, WA.

EMPLOYMENT ESSENTIAL SKILLS applications. Flexible program allows students to focus on their areas of ACHV: CAREER GUIDANCE & PREPARATION — ACHV: LEARNING STYLES — primary need. WORKPLACE ETIQUETTE USING WHAT YOU KNOW Mar 30-Jun 10 6:00P-8:00P Course address appropriate work- Students will explore their own “mul- Mon, Wed Main Campus place communication and explores tiple intelligences” and incorporate Hunziker/McCabe Bldg 19, Rm 2001-202 Item TBA Fee: $25 techniques for managing and resolv- them into their “Learn and Study” ing confl ict. 4 credits Portfolio. This set of documents Mar 30-Jun 10 1:00P-3:00P outlines learning style preferences, COMPUTERS Mon, Tue Main Campus strengths, areas that pose challenges Rick Shiltz Bldg, Rm: TBA and good job matches. 3 credits COMPUTERS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LAB Item TBA Fee $313.20 Mar 31-Jun 11 1:00P-3:00P This class focuses on using technol- Tue, Thu Main Campus ogy as a tool to get a job. Students Rick Shiltz Bldg, Rm: TBA receive individual instruction to ad- Item TBA Fee $234.90 dress their computer navigation goals using MS Word, Excel, Power- *Look for more infor- ABE 054: ESSENTIAL READING & MATH Point and keyboarding. No credits Empower yourself to greater suc- Mar 31-Jun 11 10:00A-12:00P mation to come on our cess in life and work by improving Tue, Thu Main Campus your reading and math skills. Intake Hilleri West Bldg 30, Rm 102 Friday Workshops! assessments, goal setting and action Item: TBA Fee: $239.00+$35.85 lab plans lead students toward personal progress as they become better read- ers and learn practical, real life math

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NEW STUDENTS ABE, ESL & GED CLASS SCHEDULES AND LOCATIONS Please come to any of the orientations for your See maps page for off-campus location codes and addresses. program (ABE/GED or ESL). See days and times to the right. Class Days Morning Afternoon Evening Location ABE/GED MW XXHCC RETURNING STUDENTS ABE/GED TTh XXHCC ABE/GED MW X FWC Please see your teacher. ABE/GED TTh X FWC ESL M-Th XXFWC EESLSL ORIENTATIONSORIENTATIONS ESL M-Th XXXHCC, WIL All orientations are on Highline’s main campus in ESL M-Th X OLY Des Moines. Contact: (206) 878-3710, ext. 3297. Days Times Location ESL MW X BOW, FHS, KCL, VIN Tue 6:00 p.m. Building 19, Room 102 ESL M-W X WHC Thu 2:00 p.m. Building 19, Room 102 Fri 9:00 a.m. Building 19, Room 102 ESL Sa X HCC ESL TTh X APP, BUR, HHS, KCL, MTV, THE, TJH BASIC SKILLS & GED ESL TTh X VIN, WHT PREPARATION OIENTATIONS ESL TTh XX KWA All orientations are on Highline’s main campus in Des Moines. Contact: (206) 878-3710, ext. 3941. Days Times Location Tue 6:00 p.m. Building 19, Room 101 Thu 2:00 p.m. Building 19, Room 101

Reuse, Reuse, Reuse ... and Recycle This Publication Spring 2009 Quarterly www.highline.edu Basic (206) 878-3710 9 Education Women’s Programs and WorkFirst Services Note: These are sample course listings and may change. ALL COURSES REQUIRE PRE-REGISTRATION. Call for a complete list of courses. TO ENROLL ... in Person: Come to the Women’s Program Our purpose is to provide a welcoming place for Offi ce in Building 6, 1st fl oor. See our Offi ce potential students, current students and community CAREERS 295 CAREER EXPLORATION CLASS Hours. members who are looking for classes, workshops Enroll at any time during the quarter 1 to 5 cred- and services focused on issues facing them today. its! Explore work-related values; identify talents, by Telephone: Register by phone at (206) We can help you overcome the hurdles you face abilities, and transferable skills; write a resume; 878-3710, ext. 3340, during offi ce hours. coming to school, support you while you are here informational interviews; and more. and assist with the transition back to work. Funding is provided through college and community support. COLLEGE 199 On-going services include college advising, job Class provides an opportunity for students to ARE YOU A WORKFIRST readiness and job search assistance and resource develop tools that prepare them for academic and PARTICIPANT? referral. Students and community members may personal success. Specifi c emphasis will be placed call to schedule a free appointment or sign up for on academic and career goal setting. Instructed by • WorkFirst is designed to help people fi nd employ- orientation. Our classes and services are open to Susan Greenlee. Call (206) 878-3710, ext. 3340, ment and increase their opportunity for economic both men and women. to register. advancement. • Highline is committed to helping you receive all the OFFICE HOURS support necessary for success as a student and as We are located on the main campus, Building MAY WE ALSO SUGGEST…. a graduate of Highline. 6, lower level. Offi ce hours are Mon.–Tue., 8:00 INTER-CULTURAL CENTER If you have questions regarding your ability to seek train- a.m.–7:00 p.m.; Wed.–Thu. 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Located next to Women’s Programs. ing and tuition assistance, or if you want to know more and Fri. 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. To register and make The ICC is an intimate lounge and resource center about services that will benefi t you, contact: an appointment for orientations, workshops or for students, staff and faculty. It is a vibrant and events, call (206) 878-3710, ext. 3340. safe place to celebrate diversity in an educational Deana Rader, Women’s Programs; Bldg. 6, setting. 1st fl oor; (206) 878-3710, ext. 3340 SERVICES * Academic Advising * WorkFirst Services MEN OF VISION AND SISTAS EMPOWER * Workshops * Tuition Assistance Look for monthly meeting dates and times posted * Job Readiness/Search * Parenting Support at the Intercultural Center, or call Aaron Reader * Sexual Harassment Resource Center at ext. 4350. These dynamic groups meet to pro- * Community Resource and Referrals vide leadership and support to both the men and women of Highline. Students, staff and faculty are PRESENTATIONS welcome to attend. CONSIDERING COLLEGE—AN ORIENTATION TO HIGHLINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Ready for a change but unsure of where to start? Wondering whether college is the right place for you? Considering College is the perfect place to Coming Up begin. This FREE workshop will help you learn the process of coming to college and steps to a brighter future. Learn about fi nancing your education and February 24–March 1... resources to help you succeed. Workshops are NATIONAL EATING DISORDERS AWARENESS WEEK held regularly throughout the quarter. Facilitated (NEDAW) by Jean Munro. Call (206) 878-3710, ext. 3340, to register. Also in March...

“IN HER GENES,” MARCH 5 Part of NEDAW How you can help... activities and the HCC Health Fair. Conducted by Women’s Programs Women’s Programs. NATIONAL WOMEN’S HISTORY PROJECT Runs all Emergency Fund month long. Scholarship EXPANDING YOUR HORIZONS, MARCH 20 Encouraging young women to choose careers in the Math, Sciences and Technology fi elds Contact Deana Rader, Director of Women’s Programs and May... WOMEN’S PROGRAMS ANNUAL CELEBRATION Workfi rst Services. In collaboration with Unity Week 2009, our larg- (206) 767-3710, ext. 3304 est event of the year highlights student achieve- [email protected]. ment and the ability to overcome obstacles

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FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS Services for Students Bldg. 6, upper level; ext. 3358 Highline Community College has a wide variety of programs and services to help you achieve your edu- www.highline.edu/stuserv/fi nancialaid cational and professional development needs. See “Quick Directory” on page 3 if hours are not listed Financial aid application deadlines: here. Phone number is (206) 878-3710 and the extension, unless otherwise noted. Fall ’08 Winter ’09 Spring ’09 Summer ’09 Jun 2, ’08 Oct 12, ’08 Feb 17, ’09 Apr 13, ’09

Highline recommends students complete the Free ACCESS SERVICES COOP ED & INTERNSHIPS Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)in a Outreach Center, Bldg. 99, Rm. 180; ext. 3857 Bldg. 6, upper level; ext. 3148 timely manner. If the Federal Processor receives TDD (206) 870-4853 fl ightline.highline.edu/access Also known as an internship, Cooperative Education your complete and accurate application and all integrates classroom study with planned, super- other requested documentation has been submit- Highline Community College offers support ser- vised work experience. Participating students have ted to our offi ce, you have met the deadline for the vices for students with disabilities to ensure access a chance to make valuable contacts with potential awarding cycle. You should receive notifi cation of to programs and facilities. Access Services directly employers while developing skills for a chosen your eligibility prior to the start of the quarter. assists students with disabilities by providing career. Students also enhance their resumes/port- Note: If you missed the deadline, you can register for classes classroom and campus accommodations. and pay for your tuition and books using your own money. We folios through career-related work experience, gain will review your fi le as soon as possible. If you are eligible, perspective on career goals through application you will be awarded all the fi nancial aid for which you qualify. of classroom theory to “real-life experience,” and FAFSA information is available on the web at http://www. ADMISSIONS/ENTRY SERVICES build confi dence and human relation skills through fafsa.ed.gov/. Bldg. 6, upper level; ext. 3181 interaction with co-workers, supervisor and faculty Scholarship deadlines vary. The Highline Community [email protected] coordinator. College Foundation provides a wide range of scholar- Admissions/Entry Services provides all necessary Credit is earned for the learning that occurs on ship opportunities. Application packets describing general information to students concerning admission, the job (up to 1 credit for every 30 hours of work these scholarships and detailed requirements are registration, placement testing, academic degree pro- per quarter). Students can use these credits as a generally available for the upcoming academic year grams, and funding sources to all new, prospective, and graduation requirement toward a degree or cer- by mid-February. Packets are available through Fi- returning students. The friendly and knowledgeable tifi cate, as elective credit toward an AA transfer nancial Aid or directly from the Foundation offi ce. staff also provides important referrals to other campus degree or as support credit toward an AAS degree services that assist students in navigating what may or certifi cate. sometimes seem a complex process. FITNESS CENTER Bldg. 21 COUNSELING CENTER http://fl ightline.highline.edu/pe/fi tnesscenter.htm BOOKSTORE Services—Personal, Educational, Career Bldg. 8; ext. 3225 The Fitness Center has cardio, strength, and fl exibil- www.highlinebookstore.com Student Development Center, ity training areas. There are open hours for student, Bldg. 6, upper level; ext. 3353 faculty, and staff use (except summer quarter). It is The campus bookstore provides required and optional closed when the college is closed. textbooks, additional reading materials and supplies Our Center provides counseling, consultation, stu- as well as a wide selection of gifts, cards and candy. dent success workshops, and crisis intervention to It offers special order services and software at edu- enrolled students in a confi dential setting. There is INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTING no charge for our services. cational discounts. Book buyback takes place during Bldg. 30; ext. 4357 fi nals week. See “Important Dates” on p. 2 for dates and times. Bookstore agency vouchers are valid only Students enrolled in courses which use IC facilities during certain periods. See “Important Dates” on p. EDUCATIONAL PLANNING & or online resources will be charged a $35.85 fee and 2 for dates. given a username and password to gain access. Stu- ADVISING CENTER dents not enrolled in such classes who wish to Bldg. 6, upper level; ext. 3584 gain access to IC resources may pay the fee at the [email protected] Cashier’s offi ce in Bldg 6 and will have an account CHILD CARE CENTER www.highline.edu/stuserv/edplanning/ Bldg. 0; ext. 3224 the next day. Resources include software support- The Educational Planning and Advising Center ing instructional programs and access to Web and The center offers day child care for the children of (EPAC) provides valuable information about High- Internet resources. Students are required to possess students, faculty, staff and Washington state em- line professional/technical programs and transfer a valid Highline Student ID card and must present it on ployees. Children 6-weeks through 5 years old and not degrees and can assist you with course selection request. Detailed policies, FAQs, and technical support in kindergarden are accepted. The center provides a and curriculum planning. It also provides referrals are available at http://fl ightline.highline.edu/ic/. nurturing environment for the healthy mental, physi- to faculty advisers and includes the Transfer Cen- cal, emotional and social development of children with ter, which can provide you with four-year school a developmentally appropriate learning program that referrals and resources. EPAC offers workshops, INTER-CULTURAL CENTER includes reading readiness, science, arts and crafts, drop-in advising, and Web advising as well as Mon–Fri., 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. cooking, mathematics, music, problem-solving, out- printed and Web site resources. Bldg. 6, lower level (Rm. 164); ext. 4350 door activities and creative thinking. There is a Head Start program for qualifying families. The Inter-Cultural Center (ICC) is an intimate lounge and resource center for students, staff and faculty. It is a vibrant and safe space to explore and On the other side... celebrate diversity in an educational setting. The ICC provides peer mentoring for students, comput- Check out the Center for Extended Learning’s new Web site. ers for student use, scholarship information, and a multicultural library. Programs include: Men of Designed with you in mind, it makes extended learning registration easy. The Center for Extended Vision (men’s discussion group), Sistas Empower Learning provides a variety of informational and entertaining classes, so you can beef up on skills or (women’s discussion group) and Diversity Poetry fi ll out a hard-core academic schedule with a class just for you. Lounge. Come relax between classes, meet your study partner or check your email. http://cel.highline.edu

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT STUDENT EMPLOYMENT SERVICES WORKER RETRAINING PROGRAMS Bldg. 6, upper level; ext. 3350 Bldg. 6, upper level; ext. 3802 Bldg. 25, 5th fl oor; ext. 3725 Student Employment has position listings for both Individuals who seek to upgrade skills and retrain may on and off-campus jobs. Openings include State and qualify for assistance enrolling in one of over 40 Profes- This offi ce provides services to international stu- Federal Work Study, General Fund and off-campus sional/Technical Education programs at Highline. dents attending Highline. These services include positions that are part time and full time. Work Study international admissions, an extensive orientation, students must attend an orientation session before Qualifying factors: Receiving unemployment benefi ts, academic advising, housing assistance (including starting work. Most campus positions can be viewed or have received benefi ts within last two years; are opportunities to live with an American family), events 24 hours a day, seven days a week using “Interfase,” facing a layoff; are vulnerable to layoff because of and activities, information on immigration regulations our online job posting system. outdated or insuffi cient skills; were self-employed and and assistance with adjustment to a new cultural are out-of-work due to local economic conditions. environment. TESTING CENTER LIBRARY Bldg. 3, room 101 (north end); ext. 3990 Bldg. 25; ext. 3234 www.highline.edu/stuserv/testcenter Student The library offers a large selection of books, scholarly It is highly recommended that all students entering journals, magazines and newspapers in print and elec- Highline for academic course work take the COMPASS Programs tronic formats. It also has a large collection of videos, placement test. Test results are used to help place language tapes, and educational CDs. Our electronic students into classes that require a prerequisite test Highline fully supports the academic and personal and internet resources, all of which are accessible to score. COMPASS assesses reading, writing and math development of all students and offers a diverse our students off campus, consist of databases cover- skills. If English is your second language, you may range of opportunities for involvement. Through ing a wide variety of subjects. want to ask about taking COMPASS/ESL. The cost campus activities students learn valuable life skills for both tests is included in your application fee. Be such as teamwork, goal setting, effective commu- The library is also a government depository offering sure to bring picture ID with you. Please call or see nication and organization. government resources in different formats. our web page for more information, available dates Bldg. 8 (Highline Student Union); ext. 3536 and testing times. Our staff members are available to guide and assist www.highline.edu/stuserv/programs students. A Highline ID card is required to checkout library TRANSFER CENTER CENTER FOR LEADERSHIP & SERVICE materials. Additional information regarding our re- Bldg. 6, upper level; ext. 3295 If you want leadership opportunites and are passion- sources and services may be found on the Web at: [email protected] ate about making a difference or looking for a student library.highline.edu. www.highline.edu/stuserv/transfer community, visit our center on the third fl oor and we’ll connect you with your passion! Early planning is the key to a successful transfer! The MULTICULTURAL SERVICES Transfer Center provides support to students through Student Development Center, Bldg. 6, upper level; workshops, college visitations, transfer fairs, and JOURNALISM/CREATIVE WRITING ext. 3296 transfer advising appointments. The center provides a Gain hands-on experience and develop personal skills library of college handbooks, program materials/appli- through work on The Thunderword, our student news- Multicultural Services provides retention and support cations and computers to access transfer admissions paper, or Arcturus, a fi ne-arts publication of poetry, services for students of color with an emphasis on information at the four-year schools. Be sure to visit prose, and photography submitted by members of advising, leadership development, clubs/organiza- the center’s Web site for an update on transfer events the campus community. tions, scholarship information, advocacy, campus during the quarter. diversity programs and freshman seminar (College 100) courses designed specifi cally for multicultural Winter Transfer Fair MULTICULTURAL PROGRAMS students. Our staff is committed to working with the Thursday, February 5 at 10 a.m.–1 p.m. in Bldg. 8 Learn more about different cultures and heritages college community to promote campus diversity and through activities or participation in one of our ethnic multicultural understanding. clubs and organizations. VETERANS SERVICES Registration Center, Bldg. 6, lower level; ext. 3285 PERFORMING/CREATIVE ARTS RUNNING START This offi ce serves those applying for and receiving Explore hidden talents and make new friends in the Student Dev. Center, Bldg. 6, upper level; ext. 3583 Department of Veteran Affairs Educational Benefi ts. drama program or vocal ensemble. You’ll have oppor- tunities to work or perform for drama productions or We invite high school juniors or seniors with col- For more information, call or stop by the Registra- in one of our vocal ensemble’s sensational concerts. lege-level skills to be part of Highline’s Running Start tion Center. program. Running Start gives you the opportunity to take college courses to apply toward your high school STUDENT GOVERNMENT diploma—and, with careful planning—toward your WOMEN’S PROGRAMS Participate in the system that represents students’ college degree. Tuition is paid by your high school. Bldg. 6, lower level; ext. 3340; also see page 9 interests and viewpoints in the college governance You are encouraged to contact your high school structure. Students may participate as an offi cer or Our purpose is to provide a welcoming place for counselor or Highline’s Running Start program offi ce in one of the many campus committees. To fi nd out potential students, current students and community for more information. more, contact the ASHCC President at ext. 3215. members who are looking for classes, workshops and Deadline to submit spring quarter RS authorization services focused on issues facing them today. form, high school transcript and qualifying COMPASS STUDY ABROAD For Tuition Assistance information, see page 9. scores is March 25, 2009 Learn about the Study Abroad program where you To learn more about the program, attend an infor- can enrich your educational and career opportunities mation session by studying in a variety of countries. Students can apply for a quarter of study abroad where they will Tuesday, August 26 at 6 p.m. in Bldg. 7 earn college credits, learn more about themselves and become a citizen of the world. For more information contact Fran Clark at ext. 3610.

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You must register for Highline Online and Washington Online classes through the Distance Learning Highline Online Web site, fl ightline.highline.edu/distanceed. (For continuing education classes online, go to fl ightline. These courses are offered over the Internet and do highline.edu/cel/.) not meet on campus. Enrolled students must have an e-mail account. A $35.85 fee will be charged and Refer to the Computer Requirements (seen during the registration process) on the Distance Learning Web site to ensure students in these courses have access to campus that you are adequately equipped to access and participate in the online courses, or fi nd more info in the “FAQs.” For academic advising, please contact Denny Steussy at [email protected] or (206) 878-3710, ext. 3534. computer labs. Additional fees may be charged for course materials, depending on the course. If the in- structor provides course materials, the materials will be mailed to students before class begins. Otherwise, Highline Online students may purchase course materials online or in ITEM # COURSE NO. TITLE CREDITS 2124 MED A 114 Federal Regs/Guidelines 1 person through Highline’s bookstore. Courses have multiple deadlines throughout the quarter and are 2014 ACCTG 121 Practical Accounting 5 2126 MED A 120 Therap. Comm Skills 5.3 not self-paced. 2018 ACCTG 145 Business Taxes-Payroll 5 2128 MED A 122 Med Law Ambltory Care 2 2040 ACCTG 203 Managerial Accounting 5 2130 MED A 123 Med/Ethics Amb. Care 2 Washington Online 5060 ART 100 Introduction to Art 5 2140 MED A 139 Pre-Coop Exp Seminar 1 Washington Online (WAOL) is a cooperative effort 2396 BTECH 103 Modular Keyboarding 1-5 2144 MED A 150 Med Offi ce Procedures 1 by the community college system to provide cours- 2220 BTECH 108 Microsoft Excel 3 2158 MED A 215 Advanced Medical Ins 2 es necessary to complete an AA degree using the 2428 BTECH 111 Mod. Intro MS Offi ce 1-5 2168 MED A 238 Nutrition and Health 1 Internet. For more information about WAOL, see fl igh- line.highline.edu/distanceed/waol.htm. A $35.85 fee 2232 BTECH 141 Coop Work Exp. Sem 1 2176 MED A 246 Medical Manager Sim I 1 will be charged and students in these courses have 2470 BTECH 217 Modular MS Word 1-5 2182 MED A 256 Medical Manager Sim II 1 access to campus computer labs. 2240 BTECH 226 Microsoft Access 5 5136 MUSIC 106 History of Rock Music 5 2244 BTECH 241 Coop Work Exp. Sem 1 3348 NUTR 110 Science of Nutrition 5 Telecourses 2246 BTECH 267 Hr Mgmt and Policy 5 3350 NUTR 110 Science of Nutrition 5 Telecourses are credit courses that may help you 2056 BUSN 100 Survey of Business 5 3338 PARNT 120 Basic Parenting ABC’s I 2 meet your degree requirements while adding fl exi- bility to your schedule. You must attend one of the 2058 BUSN 125 Exploring E-Commerce 5 6154 P SCI 120 Astronomy 5 orientations, check out the videotape from Highline’s 2060 BUSN 132 Advertising 5 6156 P SCI 120 Astronomy 5 library, read the text book, participate in optional dis- 2066 BUSN 135 Business Mathematics 5 1152 POL S 120 American Government 5 cussion sessions and take exams. (Check department 2068 BUSN 138 Principles of Marketing 5 3062 PSG 207 Therapeutic Modalitiesii 2 listing for number of credits and to fi nd out when the orientation sessions are scheduled. Students are gen- 2082 BUSN 160 Human/Labor Relations 5 3064 PSG 208 Prep for Rpsgt Exam 2 erally required to take exams on campus.) $33.45 lab 2086 BUSN 175 Retailing 5 3066 PSG 221 Physician Rounds 1 fee, subject to change. 2088 BUSN 188 Importing and Exporting 5 3068 PSG 230 Polysom Practicum 9 For course-related information, contact the instructor listed in the quarterly. You may register for telecourses 2090 BUSN 205 International Business 5 1098 PSYCH 100 Intro to Psychology 5 via Web registration. 6060 C SCI 102 Intro to Web Dev. 5 1100 PSYCH 100 Intro to Psychology 5 6062 C SCI 105 Applications w/MS Offi ce 3 1112 PSYCH 215 Develop Psych:Life Span 5 Hybrids 1034 CGG 160 Social Issues 5 1114 PSYCH 215 Develop Psych:Life Span 5 Hybrid courses take place partially online and partial- 1132 ECON 110 Essentials of Economics 5 1284 READ 091 College Prep Reading III 5 ly on campus, and may add fl exibility to your schedule 1144 ECON 212 Prin of Macroeconomics 5 1236 SOC 110 Intro to Sociology 5 while meeting your degree requirements. While the majority of interaction and work take place online, 1186 GEOG 100 Survey of Geography 5 1238 SOC 110 Intro to Sociology 5 students are required to attend periodically sched- 1192 GEOG 200 Intro to Human Geog, 5 5036 SPCH 100 Basic Oral Comms 5 uled on-campus meetings. An additional $35.85 fee 6148 GEOL 189 Quantitative Geology 1 5038 SPCH 100 Basic Oral Comms 5 applies for hybrid courses. 1042 H SER 101 Intro to Human Services 5 5040 SPCH 200 Intercultural Comms 5 5296 LIBR 100 Intro to Libr & Info Svs 3 5042 SPCH 210 Interpersonal & Group 5 5300 LIBR 110 Library Employment 5 2258 TRAV 125 Sabre Reservations 5 5302 LIBR 130 School Libraries 5 2264 TRAV 156 Travel Destinations 5 5304 LIBR 133 Medical Ref. Source 1 4090 WRIT 101 Principles of Writing 5 5310 LIBR 150 Reference Services 5 4092 WRIT 101 Principles of Writing 5 5314 LIBR 175 Cataloging II 5 4118 WRIT 105 Research/Pers Writ 5 6288 MATH 097 Intermediate Algebra 5 4120 WRIT 105 Research/Pers Writ 5 6292 MATH 107 Math-A Practical Art 5 4122 WRIT 105 Research/Pers Writ 5 6304 MATH 111 College Algebra 5 4124 WRIT 143 Intro to Tech Writing 5

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Hybrid Courses These courses have both in-class and an online components. For students who have busy lives and like to vary the delivery method of their learning, these classes may offer a convenient way to learn. Weekend College classes are also offered in the hybrid format.

ITEM # COURSE NO. TITLE CREDITS 2172 MED A 241 Med A Coop Seminar 2 6006 BIOL 118 Intro Human Physiology 5 2174 MED A 243 Derm Term/Anat/Pharm 1 6010 BIOL 119 Introduction to Plants 5 2178 MED A 251 Specsens/Term/Anat/Pha 1 2224 BTECH 114 Powerpoint 2 2180 MED A 254 Med Transcription II 2 2226 BTECH 118 Outlook 3 2184 MED A 260 Emergency/First Aid 3 2234 BTECH 151 Web Design 5 2186 MED A 263 Endo Term/Anat/Pharm 1 6102 CHEM 122 Organic Chemistry 5 2188 MED A 266 Med Transcription III 1 6056 C SCI 100 Survey of Computing 5 2190 MED A 274 Med Transcription Iv 1 6064 C SCI 110 Computer Games 5 5134 MUSIC 105 History of Jazz 5 6186 CIS 236 Computer Forensics II 5 MaST Classes 5138 MUSIC 107 American Popular Music 5 Room with a View: Marine Science and 1038 CGG 175 The Latino Experience 5 6052 OCEAN 101 Survey of Oceanography 5 Technology (MaST) Center 3296 EDUC 110 Intro to Education 5 3352 OPTIC 106 Ophthalmic Laboratory 5 Located near the Redondo Beach Park—only fi ve minutes 6050 GE SC 105 Environmental Science 5 3288 PFT 245 Sfty Emerg. Proc & Legal 2 from campus—Highline’s waterfront laboratory is unique in the lower Puget Sound. If you are looking for a change of 1044 H SER 103 Case Management 5 6158 PHYS 100 Survey of Physics 5 scenery, try a class at MaST. 1048 H SER 120 Group, Commty/Society 5 1254 READ 071 College Prep Reading I 5 ITEM # COURSE TITLE CREDITS 1054 H SER 141 Practicum Seminar I 1 1264 READ 081 College Prep Read II 5 6002 BIOL 100 Survey of Life Principles 5 1056 H SER 223 Principles Youth Emp. 5 1280 READ 091 College Prep Reading III 5 6004 BIOL 110 Marine Biology 5 1060 H SER 241 Practicum Seminar II 1 5034 SPCH 100 Basic Oral Comms 5 6050 GE SC 105 Environmental Science 5 1062 H SER 260 Cultural Compentent Prac 3 4002 WRIT 071 Writing for Nonnative Sp 5 6052 OCEAN 101 Survey Of Oceanography 5 4218 HUM 104 Issues In Humanities 5 4008 WRIT 081 Writing Skills 5 2314 INT D 270 Sustainable Design 5 4026 WRIT 091 Prep College Writing I 5 5294 LIBR 100 Intro to Libr & Info Svs 3 4028 WRIT 091 Prep College Writing I 5 5298 LIBR 110 Library Employment 5 Washington Online 4042 WRIT 098 Prep College Writing II 5 See WAOL start dates in “Important Dates” on pg 5308 LIBR 150 Reference Services 5 4050 WRIT 101 Principles of Writing 5 2. Visit www.waol.org to log into your online class- 5312 LIBR 175 Cataloging II 5 4056 WRIT 101 Principles of Writing 5 room BEFORE this date. Additional $38.85 fee. 4234 LIT 100 Reading Imaginative Lit 5 4082 WRIT 101 Principles of Writing 5 ITEM # COURSE NO. TITLE CREDITS 6258 MATH 091 Beginning Algebra 5 4084 WRIT 101 Principles of Writing 5 7324 ANTH 100 Survey of Anthropology 5 6276 MATH 097 Intermediate Algebra 5 4096 WRIT 105 Research/Pers Writ 5 7332 P E 100 Personal Health Science 3 4026 WRIT 091 Prep College Writing I 5 4098 WRIT 105 Research/Pers Writ 5 4044 WRIT 098 Prep College Writing II 5 4100 WRIT 105 Research/Pers Writ 5 2120 MED A 110 Health Care Careers 5.3 4108 WRIT 105 Research/Pers Writ 5 Weekend College 2122 MED A 113 Term/Anat/Physio 1 2 4128 WRIT 151 Creative Writing 5 These courses blend personal connection with on-line con- 2132 MED A 125 Digest Term/Anat/Pharm 1 4132 WRIT 151 Creative Writing 5 venience, meeting every other weekend. Students can work toward a transfer degree focused on business, elementary 2136 MED A 133 Genito Term/Anat/Pharm 1 4138 WRIT 251 Advanced Verse Writing 5 education, or general studies. For more info, visit www.fl ight- 2142 MED A 143 Fem Term/Anat/Pharm 1 4140 WRIT 251 Advanced Verse Writing 5 line.highline.edu/weekend/. 2146 MED A 161 Neuro Term/Anat/Pharm 1 4142 WRIT 252 Advanced Verse Writing 5 ITEM COURSE NO. TITLE CR 2148 MED A 168 Med Offi ce Insurance I 1 4144 WRIT 252 Advanced Verse Writing 5 6002 BIOL 100 Survey of Life Principle 5 2150 MED A 201 Cardioterm/Anat/Pharm 1 4146 WRIT 253 Advanced Verse Writing 5 4242 LIT 223 American, 1945–Present 5 2154 MED A 206 Medical Coding Systems 1 4148 WRIT 253 Advanced Verse Writing 5 6248 MATH 085 Preparation for Algebra 5 2156 MED A 209 Respirterm/Anat/Pharm 1 4152 WRIT 255 Advanced Fiction Writing 5 6260 MATH 091 Beginning Algebra 5 2160 MED A 217 Bid/Lymp Term/Anat/Pha 1 4156 WRIT 256 Advanced Fiction Writing 5 6282 MATH 097 Intermediate Algebra 5 2164 MED A 230 Intro Med Transcription 2 4160 WRIT 257 Advanced Fiction Writing 5 3102 P E 100 Personal Health Science 3 2166 MED A 233 Musculo Term/Anat/Pha 1 6157 P SCI 120 Astronomy 5

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Department (BIOL), course number (232), course title (HUMAN ANAT & Credit Classes PHYSIOLO II), credit value (5 quarter credits). Prerequisite is any course or skill needed before enrolling in the class. If there is a prerequisite, recommendation, or note, it will appear on the HOW TO READ SCHEDULE second line. Fees, if any, will follow. Example of a class listing. Item number (6041) is a number used to identify the course for registra- tion; location building-room (13-105), days of week (M-F is Monday through Friday), meeting time (8:30 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.), instructor (GAN C). BIOL 232 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLO II 5 Prereq: MATH 081 or higher; or min. ASSET numerical skills 44; or min. Additional arranged study or lab times the course might meet each week. COMPASS pre-algebra 60. BIOL 231 w/2.0, or perm. Add’l $29.80 fee. These times will be arranged with the instructor the fi rst day of class unless a specifi c time, day and room is given. 6041 13-105 MTTh 8:30A-9:45A GAN C Section-specifi c notes, unique start and end dates appear directly below 12-102 W 8:00A-9:50A GAN C the section listing. See side bars for notes on Hybrid, Online, Weekend Col- lege or Coordinated Studies sections. § CGG 115 SOCIETY AND THE ARTS 5 1044 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P BLADES L Shaded items are evening or weekend (Saturday or Saturday/Sunday) 1045 TBA MW 7:35P-9:45P STAFF courses. Item #1045 topic: Body Images An § indicates the course meets the Globalism/Diversity degree requirement.

SPRING ’09 FINALS SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 MONDAY, JUNE 8 9:00 MWF and M-F classes ...... 8:00-9:50 8:00 MWF and M-F classes ...... 8:00-9:50 10:00 T-Th classes ...... 10:00-11:50 11:00 MWF and M-F classes ...... 10:00-11:50 1:20 T-Th classes ...... 12:30-2:20 ❖ Coordinated 1:20 MWF and M-F classes ...... 12:30-2:20 2:10 T-Th classes ...... 12:30-2:20 Studies course; com- 3:10 MWF and M-F classes ...... 2:30-4:20 3:10 T-Th classes ...... 2:30-4:20 bined with another Rsvd for unsched/confl icts ...... 2:30-4:20 subject course for 10 TUESDAY, JUNE 9 credits. See Coordi- 7:00 MWF and M-F classes ...... *8:00-9:50 THURSDAY, JUNE 11 nated Studies section. 10:00 MWF and M-F classes ...... 10:00-11:50 8:00 T-Th classes ...... 8:00-9:50 12:10 MWF and M-F classes ...... 12:30-2:20 9:00 T-Th classes...... 8:00-9:50 Hybrid course. 11:00 T-Th classes ...... 10:00-11:50 2:10 MWF and M-F classes ...... 2:30-4:20 Partially online; see 12:10 T-Th classes ...... 10:00-11:50 instructor or depart- All exams will be in the regularly assigned classroom if possible. ment coordinator for ACCOUNTING Evening and Weekend Class Final Examinations: Should be scheduled more information. Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Ron Sabado, (Coord), ext 3561; Jim DeLisa, ext 3486; for the class period immediately preceding Thursday of fi nals week. Add’l $35.85 fee. Anthony Newton, ext 3376; Geoff Turck, ext 3117 Instructors will announce dates and times. Online course. ACCTG 121 PRACTICAL ACCOUNTING 5 *Instructors may begin exam at 7:00A for student convenience. Additional $35.85 fee. Students may register 2002 10-101 M-F 8:00A-8:50A DELISA J through the Distance 2004 10-101 M-F 9:00A-9:50A DELISA J Learning Web page. 2006 10-101 M-F 10:00A-10:50A DELISA J Add’l $35.85 fee. 2008 30-214 M-F 11:00A-11:50A NEWTON A ACCTG 203 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING 5 2010 10-101 MW 5:15P-7:25P NEWTON A Prereq: ACCTG 201 or 121 Additional $35.85 fee. 2012 10-101 TTh 7:35P-9:45P NUZZO T 2034 29-102 M-F 10:00A-10:50A STAFF Weekend Col- 2014 Online Course BILLE P 2036 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P TURCK G lege course. These 2038 22-201 MW 7:35P-9:45P NUZZO T hybrid courses are ACCTG 124 ACCTG WITH MICROCOMPUTER 5 2040 Online Course MOUNT H Prereq: BUSN 121. Additional $35.85 fee. partially online; see 2016 29-308 M-F 11:00A-11:50A GIRVIN M ACCTG 215 ACCTS REC/ACCTS PAY 5 see instructor or de- Prereq: ACCTG 201 or 121 Additional $35.85 fee. partment coordinator ACCTG 145 BUSINESS TAXES-PAYROLL 5 2042 TBA MW 5:15P-7:25P CEDERWALL P BUSN 121 recommended. for more information. 2018 Online Course NEWTON A INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR Also see www.high- line.edu/weekend. ACCTG 201 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 5 Add’l $35.85 fee. Recommend sophomore standing and ACCTG 121. Additional $35.85 fee. 2020 10-103 M-F 9:00A-9:50A SABADO R Shaded areas indi- 2022 10-103 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SABADO R cate Saturday and 2024 3-102 MW 5:15P-7:25P STAFF evening courses. ACCTG 202 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 5 Prereq: ACCTG 201 w/2.0 min. Additional $35.85 fee. Meets Globalism 2026 TBA M-F 8:00A-8:50A TURCK G § 2028 29-216 M-F 9:00A-9:50A TURCK G and Diversity 2030 10-103 M-F 11:00A-11:50A SABADO R requirement. 2032 22-201 TTh 7:35P-9:45P STAFF

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ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ART 111 DRAWING II:COMPOSITION 5 5064 16-170 MW 1:20P-4:15P ELLIOTT E A felony conviction or any conviction involving domestic violence is generally considered a disqualifi er for law enforce- ART 113 PORTRAIT DRAWING 5 ment employment. Additional $31.10 fee. 5066 16-170 MW 7:35P-9:45P ELLIOTT E Fac Adv/Coord: Garry Wegner, Bldg 11, ext 3422 ART 115 FIGURE DRAWING 3 ADM J 103 CRIMINAL LAW 5 5068 16-170 MW 7:35P-9:45P ELLIOTT E 1002 23-108 M-F 9:00A-9:50A WEGNER G ART 125 PHOTOGRAPHY I 5 ADM J 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 35mm Film Camera required. Additional $30.05 fee. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 5070 26-316 TTh 10:20A-12:50P STAHL R 1004 ARR ARR ARR WEGNER G 5072 26-316 TTh 1:20P-3:50P STAHL R

ADM J 214 ADM OF JUSTICE SEMINAR 5 ART 126 PHOTOGRAPHY II 5 1006 23-108 M-F 11:00A-11:50A WEGNER G 35mm Film Camera required. Additional $30.05 fee. 5074 26-316 TTh 10:20A-12:50P STAHL R ADM J 216 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION 5 5076 26-316 TTh 1:20P-3:50P STAHL R ADM J 103 and 299 is recommended. Instructor permission. 1008 23-108 M-F 8:00A-8:50A LETTIC S ART 171 CERAMICS I 5 Clustered with ART 172 and 173 for class limit. Add’l lab hours req. for ADM J 217 ADM J COMMUNICATION 5 day classes. Additional $31.10 fee. 1010 23-108 M-F 10:00A-10:50A WEGNER G 5078 16-171 TTh 9:00A-9:50A DROESSLER R 5080 16-171 TTh 10:00A-10:50A DROESSLER R ADM J 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 5082 16-171 TTh 11:00A-11:50A DROESSLER R Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 1012 ARR ARR ARR WEGNER G ART 172 CERAMICS II 5 ❖ Coordinated Prereq: ART 171 or permission. Clustered with ART 171 & 173 for class limit. Studies course; com- Add’l lab hours req. for day classes. Additional $31.10 fee. bined with another 5084 16-171 TTh 9:00A-9:50A DROESSLER R subject course for 10 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 5086 16-171 TTh 10:00A-10:50A DROESSLER R 5088 16-171 TTh 11:00A-11:50A DROESSLER R credits. See Coordi- Fac Adv: Roman Wright, Bldg 15, ext 3999 nated Studies section. ART 173 CERAMICS III 5 ASL 103 AMERICAN SIGN LANG III 5 Prereq: ART 171 and 172 or Permission. Clustered with ART 171 & 172 for Prereq: ASL 102 with min. of 1.5 or permission. class limit. Add’l lab hours req. for day classes. Additional $31.10 fee. Hybrid course. 5222 17-203 M-F 10:00A-10:50A WRIGHT RO 5090 16-171 TTh 9:00A-9:50A DROESSLER R Partially online; see 5224 17-203 MW 5:15P-7:25P WRIGHT RO 5092 16-171 TTh 10:00A-10:50A DROESSLER R instructor or depart- 5094 16-171 TTh 11:00A-11:50A DROESSLER R ment coordinator for more information. ANTHROPOLOGY BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Add’l $35.85 fee. Fac Adv, Bldg 11: Tim McMannon (Coord), ext 3329; Emmanuel Chiabi, ext 3412 Fac Adv, Bldg 11: Sue Frantz (Coord), ext 3404; Bob Baugher, ext 3414; Ruth Online course. § ANTHR 100 SURVEY OF ANTHROPOLOGY 5 Frickle, ext 3111; Rod Fowers, ext 3401; Michele Manber, ext 3407 1174 19-205 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P SOMER L Students may register BEHAV 100 HUMAN SEXUALITY 5 through the Distance ANTHR 115 PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 5 Prereq: ASSET reading score of 40 or higher or COMPASS reading score Learning Web page. 1176 19-205 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SOMER L of 80 or higher. Add’l $35.85 fee. 1078 21-201 M-F 9:00A-9:50A MANBER M § ANTHR 202 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 5 1080 21-201 M-F 10:00A-10:50A MANBER M 1178 19-205 M-F 8:00A-8:50A CHIABI E 1082 21-201 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P TOMATICH T Weekend Col- 1180 19-205 MW 5:15P-7:25P CHIABI E lege course. These BEHAV 131 SUICIDE INTERVENTION 1 Class graded “pass/fail”. Students must attend all hours of both days to hybrid courses are get credit. Class meets 4/4 & 4/5. Add’l $48 fee. partially online; see ARABIC 1084 10-203 Sa 8:00A-4:00P BAUGHER R 10-203 Su 8:00A-4:00P STAFF see instructor or de- Fac Adv: Samad Chakour, Bldg 26, ext 6503 partment coordinator for more information. ARAB 103 ELEMENTARY ARABIC 5 Prereq: ARAB 102 with min. of 1.5 or permission. BIOLOGY Also see www.high- 5220 17-105 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P CHAKOUR A line.edu/weekend. Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Gerry Barclay, ext 3522; Chris Gan, ext 3695; Woody Mo- Add’l $35.85 fee. ses, ext 3649; Sam Shabb, ext 3452; Joy Strohmaier (Coord), ext 6120 ART BIOL 100 SURVEY OF LIFE PRINCIPLE 5 Shaded areas indi- Prereq: MATH 081 or higher; or ASSET numerical skills score of 44 cate Saturday and Fac Adv, Bldg 5: Christiana Taylor (Coord), ext 3423 or higher; or COMPASS pre-algebra score of 60 or higher. Addition- evening courses. al $19.50 fee. ART 100 INTRODUCTION TO ART 5 6002 MaST Su 2:00P-5:00P MOSES W 5058 3-102 M-F 10:00A-10:50A RAFFERTY R Meets 4/5, 4/12, 4/26, 5/10, 5/17, 5/31. Final: 6/7. § Meets Diversity 5060 Online Course RAFFERTY R BIOL 110 MARINE BIOLOGY 5 and Globalism ART 110 DRAWING I:BEGINNING 5 Additional $19.50 fee. requirement. 5062 16-170 MW 1:20P-4:15P ELLIOTT E 6004 MaST TTh 12:10P-2:30P SHABB S

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BUSINESS BIOL 118 INTRO HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY 5 Prereq: MATH 081 or higher; or min. ASSET numerical skills score 44; or Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Jeff Ward (Coord), ext 3354; Michael Armstrong, ext min. COMPASS pre-algebra score 60. Additional $19.50 fee. 3492; Michael Cicero, ext 3206; Raegan Copeland, ext 3026; Michael 6006 12-102 M 11:00A-12:50P GAN C Girvin, ext 3562; Meg Ryan, ext 3274 6008 19-102 MWThF 1:10P-2:00P STAFF 12-102 T 1:10P-3:00P STAFF BUSN 100 SURVEY OF BUSINESS 5 2054 10-202 M-F 10:00A-10:50A ARMSTRONG M BIOL 119 INTRODUCTION TO PLANTS 5 2056 Online Course CICERO J M Prereq: MATH 081 or higher; or min. ASSET numerical skills score 44; or min. COMPASS pre-algebra score 60. Additional $19.50 fee. BUSN 125 EXPLORING E-COMMERCE 5 6010 TBA Th 11:00A-12:50P BARCLAY G 2058 Online Course WARD J

BIOL 203 BOTANY/ECOLOGY/EVOLUTION 5 BUSN 132 ADVERTISING 5 BIOL 201 or permission. Prereq: MATH 081 or higher; or ASSET numeri- 2060 Online Course RYAN M cal skills score of 44 or higher; or COMPASS pre-algebra score of 60 or higher. Additional $19.50 fee. BUSN 133 BASIC MONEY MANAGEMENT 3 6012 19-201 MTh 11:00A-12:50P MOSES W 2062 3-102 MWF 9:00A-9:50A WEBSTER W L 12-103 T 11:00A-1:20P MOSES W 6014 19-201 MTh 11:00A-12:50P MOSES W BUSN 135 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS 5 12-103 W 11:00A-1:20P MOSES W 2064 10-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P ARMSTRONG M 2066 Online Course GIRVIN M BIOL 230 INTRO TO CELL BIOLOGY 5 Prereq: MATH 091 or higher w/ min. 1.7 or COMPASS algebra score of 47 or BUSN 138 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING 5 above or permission. High School chemistry or CHEM 121 recommended. 2068 Online Course RYAN M Intended for non-biology majors, pre-nursing, pre-dental hygiene, pre- occupational therapy, &other pre-allied health students. Biology majors, BUSN 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 pre-med, pre-pharm, & pre-physical therapy students should take BIOL Instructor permission. Requires work experience coordinated w/instruc- 201. Additional $19.50 fee. ❖ Coordinated tor. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 6016 13-105 MW 8:00A-9:50A HERNANDEZ C 2070 ARR ARR ARR RYAN M Studies course; com- 12-106 T 8:00A-9:50A HERNANDEZ C bined with another 6018 13-105 MW 8:00A-9:50A HERNANDEZ C BUSN 155 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 5 12-106 Th 8:00A-9:50A HERNANDEZ C subject course for 10 2078 TBA M-F 9:00A-9:50A DUTOIT A 6020 19-102 M–W 11:00A-12:20P BARCLAY G credits. See Coordi- 12-106 W 12:30P-2:20P BARCLAY G BUSN 160 HUMAN/LABOR RELATIONS 5 nated Studies section. 6022 19-102 M–W 11:00A-12:20P BARCLAY G 2080 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P CHAKOUR A 12-106 T 12:30P-2:20P BARCLAY G 2082 Online Course RYAN M 6024 13-104 TTh 5:30P-7:20P HERNANDEZ C Hybrid course. 12-106 Th 7:30P-9:20P HERNANDEZ C BUSN 165 MANAGING CUSTOMER SERVIC 5 Partially online; see 2084 23-306 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P WARREN N instructor or depart- BIOL 231 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLO I 5 Prereq: MATH 081 or higher; or ASSET numerical skills score of 44 or ment coordinator for higher; or COMPASS pre-algebra score of 60 or higher. BIOL 151 or 201 BUSN 175 RETAILING 5 more information. 2086 Online Course RYAN M with 2.0. Additional $33.15 fee. Add’l $35.85 fee. 6026 19-201 MW 9:00A-10:20A GAN C 12-102 TTh 8:00A-9:50A GAN C BUSN 188 IMPORTING AND EXPORTING 5 6028 19-201 MW 9:00A-10:20A GAN C 2088 Online Course STAFF Online course. 12-102 TTh 10:00A-11:50A GAN C Students may register BUSN 205 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 5 through the Distance BIOL 232 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLO II 5 2090 Online Course CHAKOUR A Prereq: MATH 081 or higher; or ASSET numerical skills score of 44 or Learning Web page. higher; or COMPASS pre-algebra score of 60 or higher. BIOL 231 with a BUSN 210 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS 5 Add’l $35.85 fee. 2.0, or permission. Additional $33.15 fee. Prereq: MATH 097 or above. 6030 13-105 TTh 10:00A-10:50A SHABB S 2092 TBA M-Th 9:00A-9:50A CICERO M 13-105 M 10:00A-11:50A SHABB S 2094 3-102 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P CICERO M Weekend Col- 12-102 W 8:00A-9:50A SHABB S lege course. These 6032 13-105 TTh 10:00A-10:50A SHABB S BUSN 212 BUSINESS ETHICS SEMINAR 3 hybrid courses are 13-105 M 10:00A-11:50A SHABB S 2096 TBA MWF 12:10P-1:13P KOHLMEYER W 12-102 W 10:00A-11:50A SHABB S partially online; see 6034 13-104 MW 6:00P-7:50P ROBINSON M BUSN 214 SPREADSHEET CONSTRUCTION 5 see instructor or de- 12-102 W 4:00P-5:50P ROBINSON M Prereq: ACCTG 121 and BUSN 216, or C SCI 105 or BTECH 111. Addition- partment coordinator 6036 13-104 MW 6:00P-7:50P ROBINSON M al $35.85 fee. for more information. 12-102 W 8:00P-9:50P ROBINSON M 2098 29-308 M-W 12:10P-1:00P GIRVIN M Also see www.high- BIOL 250 MICROBIOLOGY 5 BUSN 216 BUSINESS COMPUTER APPLIC 5 line.edu/weekend. Prereq: MATH 081 or higher; or ASSET numerical skills score of 44 or Additional $35.85 fee. Add’l $35.85 fee. higher; or COMPASS pre-algebra score of 60 or higher. Prereq: BIOL 201 2100 29-308 M-F 10:00A-10:50A GIRVIN M or 232 with 2.0 or permission. Additional $33.15 fee. 6038 13-104 TTh 12:10P-1:30P STROHMAIER J BUSN 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 Shaded areas indi- 12-108 WF 10:00A-11:50A STROHMAIER J Instructor permission. Requires work experience coordinated w/instruc- cate Saturday and 6040 13-104 TTh 12:10P-1:30P STROHMAIER J tor. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 12-108 WF 12:10P-2:00P STROHMAIER J 2102 ARR ARR ARR RYAN M evening courses. 6042 13-105 TTh 6:00P-7:30P STROHMAIER J 12-108 TTh 4:00P-5:50P STROHMAIER J BUSN 250 BUSINESS LAW 5 § Meets Diversity 6044 13-105 TTh 6:00P-7:30P STROHMAIER J 2104 21-205 TTh 7:35P-9:45P ARMSTRONG M 12-108 TTh 7:40P-9:30P STROHMAIER J and Globalism requirement. INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR BUSN courses continued on next page.

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BUSN 255 INTRODUCTION TO LAW 5 BTECH 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 Sophomore standing recommended. Prereq: BTECH 139 and concurrent enrollment in BTECH 141. Variable 2106 29-105 M-F 9:00A-9:50A ARMSTRONG M credit; continuous enrollment. 2230 18-105 ARR ARR WELCH M BUSN 270 PRIN OF MGT/SUPERVISION 5 2108 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A CICERO M BTECH 141 COOP WORK EXPERIENCE SEM 1 Prereq: BTECH 139 and concurrent enrollment in BTECH 140. INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR 2232 Online Course WELCH M

BTECH 151 WEB DESIGN 5 BUSINESS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Recommended BTECH 112 or basic computer, internet knowledge and keyboarding skills. All BTECH classes except, 140 and 240 have an add’l $33 2234 30-202 M-Th 9:00A-9:50A ALKHALILI S computer lab fee. BTECH 211 ADVANCED OFFICE 5 Fac Adv, Bldg 18: Marcia Welch, (Coord), ext 3896; Sam Alkhalili, ext 4317; Prereq: BTECH 108, 226 and 217. Recommend a minimum typing speed Sherri Chun, ext 4316; Jay Hopper, ext 6552. of 30 wpm and computer experience and MS Offi ce experience. This is not an intro course. I-BEST 120 I-BEST INTRO TO BTECH 2236 30-303 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P ALKHALILI S Earn a certifi cate and college credits in one quarter. For more information see I-BEST or contact Marcia Welch. BTECH 217 MODULAR MS WORD 1- 5 2202 3-101 M-F 9:00A-1:00P CHUN S Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 030 or READ 071. Recom- mended 30 WPM minimum, or BTECH 106. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. I-BEST 125 I-BEST MOD INTRO TO BTECH 2470 Online Course MCQUARRIE S Earn a certifi cate and college credits. For more information see I-BEST or contact Marcia Welch or the Transition and Referral BTECH 220 BTECH CAPSTONE 5 Resource Center Recommended basic computer knowledge. ❖ Coordinated 2204 30-101 MW 5:00P-8:30P HOPPER C 2238 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A DUTOIT A Studies course; com- bined with another BTECH 102 KEYBOARDING 5 BTECH 226 MICROSOFT ACCESS 5 subject course for 10 Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 030 or READ 071. Requires Recommended keyboarding speed of 30 wpm and basic computer 1 additional lab hour, arranged by instructor. knowledge. credits. See Coordi- 2210 30-202 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P PRICE V 2240 Online Course ALKHALILI S nated Studies section. BTECH 103 MODULAR KEYBOARDING 1- 5 BTECH 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 030 or READ 071. Variable Prereq: BTECH 139 and concurrent enrollment in BTECH 241. Variable Hybrid course. credit; continuous enrollment. credit; continuous enrollment. Partially online; see 2396 Online Course PRICE V 2242 18-105 ARR ARR WELCH M instructor or depart- ment coordinator for BTECH 105 MODULAR SPEED/ACCURACY 1- 3 BTECH 241 COOP WORK EXPERIENCE SEM 1 Prereq: BTECH 102, 103, or 106 or 30 wpm typing speed. Variable credit; Prereq: BTECH 139 and concurrent enrollment in BTECH 240. more information. continuous enrollment. 2244 Online Course WELCH M Add’l $35.85 fee. 2410 30-202 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P PRICE V BTECH 267 HR MGMT AND POLICY 5 BTECH 106 FORMATTING/WORD PROCESS. 4 Online course. 2246 Online Course WOODS G Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61, READ 030 or READ 071. BTECH 102 Online Course HEINRICH D Students may register or 103, or 30 wpm typing speed. through the Distance 2216 30-202 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P PRICE V Learning Web page. BTECH 108 MICROSOFT EXCEL 5 BUSINESS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Add’l $35.85 fee. Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 030 or READ 071. Recom- mended BTECH 104. MODULAR CLASSROOM (BMC) Classes offered in a self-paced, modularized setting. All are Weekend Col- 2218 30-203 M-F 10:00A-10:50A HOPPER C 2220 Online Course MCQUARRIE S variable credit and continuous enrollment, but 5 credits of lege course. These BTECH 103, 111, 217, 3 credits of BTECH 101, and 2 credits of hybrid courses are BTECH 109 ADVANCED EXCEL 2 BTECH 104, 112 and 128 are necessary for completion of the partially online; see Prereq: BTECH 108. course. It is recommended that you register for only the num- see instructor or de- 2222 30-203 MW 12:10P-1:00P HOPPER C ber of credits you feel you can complete during the quarter. If partment coordinator BTECH 111 MODULAR INTRO MS OFFICE 1- 5 space is available, you may register for BTECH modular cours- for more information. Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 030 or READ 071. Variable es almost any time during the quarter. Students are expected to attend at the hour they are registered but may stay longer Also see www.high- credit; continuous enrollment. 2428 Online Course TAYLOR S if the classroom is not busy. Add’l $33 computer lab fee. line.edu/weekend. Add’l $35.85 fee. BTECH 114 POWERPOINT 3 BTECH 101 MODULAR COMPTR/WINDOWS 1- 3 Recom: BTECH 100 or basic computer knowledge. Starts 03/30. Same class as BTECH 100. Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 2224 30-203 MW 9:00A-9:50A SAWYER A Shaded areas indi- 030 or READ 071. 2372 30-201 M-F 9:00A-9:50A TAYLOR S cate Saturday and BTECH 118 OUTLOOK 2 2374 30-201 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SAWYER A Recommended basic computer knowledge. Starts 05/11/09 evening courses. 2376 30-201 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P HOPPER C 2226 30-303 MW 9:00A-9:50A SAWYER A 2378 30-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P WELCH M 2380 30-201 TTh 3:00P-5:10P WELCH M Meets Diversity BTECH 139 PRE-COOP WORK EXPER SEM 1 § 2382 30-201 TTh 5:15P-7:25P WELCH M and Globalism Instructor permission. Meets 1:20P-2:20P on 4/10, 5/8, 5/22 & 6/5; 1:00P-5:00P on 4/24. requirement. 2228 TBA F 1:20P-2:20P WELCH M

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BTECH 103 MODULAR KEYBOARDING 1- 5 CHEMISTRY Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 030 or READ 071. 2384 30-201 M-F 9:00A-9:50A TAYLOR S Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Marie Nguyen, ext 3106; Jeff Owens (Coord), ext 3457; 2386 30-201 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P HOPPER C John Pfeffer, ext 3507 2388 30-201 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SAWYER A 2390 30-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P WELCH M CHEM 110 CONTEMPORARY CHEMISTRY 5 2392 30-201 TTh 3:00P-5:10P WELCH M Math 81 or higher OR Compass score of 60 or higher Additional $13.50 fee. 2394 30-201 TTh 5:15P-7:25P WELCH M 6088 29-116 MWThF 11:00A-11:50A STAFF 29-303 T 11:00A-12:50P STAFF BTECH 104 MODULAR 10-KEY MASTERY 2 Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 030 or READ 071. 29-322 T 11:00A-12:50P 2398 30-201 M-F 9:00A-9:50A TAYLOR S 2400 30-201 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SAWYER A CHEM 121 INTRO TO INORGANIC CHEM 5 Math 91 or higher or pre-alegebra COMPASS of 71 or higher. Addition- 2402 30-201 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P HOPPER C al $13.50 fee. 2404 30-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P WELCH M 6090 29-106 MWThF 9:00A-9:50A STAFF 2406 30-201 TTh 3:00P-5:10P WELCH M 29-303 T 8:00A-9:50A STAFF 2408 30-201 TTh 5:15P-7:15P WELCH M 29-322 T 8:00A-9:50A STAFF 6092 29-216 MT 10:00A-11:50A NGUYEN M BTECH 111 MODULAR INTRO MS OFFICE 1- 5 29-303 F 10:00A-11:50A NGUYEN M Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 030 or READ 071. 29-322 F 10:00A-11:50A NGUYEN M 2412 30-201 M-F 9:00A-9:50A TAYLOR S 6094 29-216 MT 10:00A-11:50A NGUYEN M 2414 30-201 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SAWYER A 29-303 Th 10:00A-11:50A NGUYEN M 2416 30-201 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P HOPPER C 29-322 Th 10:00A-11:50A NGUYEN M 2418 30-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P WELCH M 6096 29-106 TTh 4:00P-6:50P STAFF 2424 30-201 TTh 3:00P-5:10P WELCH M 29-305 TTh 4:00P-6:50P STAFF 2426 30-201 TTh 5:15P-7:15P WELCH M 29-322 TTh 4:00P-6:50P STAFF BTECH 112 MODULAR INTRO TO THE NET 1- 2 Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 030 or READ 071. CHEM 122 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 5 ❖ Coordinated 1.0 in Chemistry 121 or equivalent; Math 91 or higher; Asset score of 44 2430 30-201 M-F 9:00A-9:50A TAYLOR S Studies course; com- or higher; Compass score of 60 or higher. Additional $13.50 fee. 2432 30-201 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SAWYER A 6098 29-116 MTF 12:10P-1:20P NGUYEN M bined with another 2434 30-201 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P HOPPER C 29-303 Th 12:10P-2:00P NGUYEN M subject course for 10 2436 30-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P WELCH M 29-322 Th 12:10P-2:00P NGUYEN M 2442 30-201 TTh 3:00P-5:10P WELCH M credits. See Coordi- 6100 29-101 MW 11:00A-12:50P OWENS J 2444 30-201 TTh 5:15P-7:15P WELCH M nated Studies section. 29-303 T 11:00A-12:50P OWENS J 6102 29-303 W 7:00P-8:50P OWENS J BTECH 128 MOD ONLINE LEARN W/BKBRD 2 Recommended: BTECH 100 or 101 or basic computer knowledge. Hybrid course. CHEM 150 INTRO TO GENERAL CHEM 5 2446 30-201 M-F 9:00A-9:50A TAYLOR S Partially online; see Prereq: MATH 97 or equivalent or higher and CHEM 121 or equivalent or 2448 30-201 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SAWYER A high school chemistry. Additional $13.50 fee. instructor or depart- 2450 30-201 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P HOPPER C 6104 29-106 M-F 10:00A-10:50A PFEFFER J ment coordinator for 2452 30-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P WELCH M 2454 30-201 TTh 3:00P-5:10P WELCH M more information. CHEM 152 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II 5 2456 30-201 TTh 5:15P-7:15P WELCH M Prereq: CHEM 151 or equivalent and MATH 115 or equivalent. Addition- Add’l $35.85 fee. al $13.50 fee. BTECH 217 MODULAR MS WORD 1- 5 6106 29-116 MT 9:30A-10:50A PRICE H Prereq: COMPASS reading score 61 or READ 030 or READ 071. Recom- Online course. 29-305 W 10:00A-11:50A PRICE H mended 30 WPM minimum, or BTECH 106. Students may register 29-305 W 10:00A-11:50A PRICE H 2458 30-201 M-F 9:00A-9:50A TAYLOR S 29-106 Th 11:00A-11:50A PRICE H through the Distance 2460 30-201 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SAWYER A 6108 29-116 MT 9:30A-10:50A PRICE H 2462 30-201 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P HOPPER C Learning Web page. 29-106 W 9:00A-9:50A PRICE H 2464 30-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P WELCH M Add’l $35.85 fee. 29-305 Th 9:00A-10:50A PRICE H 2466 30-201 TTh 3:00P-5:10P WELCH M 29-322 Th 9:00A-10:50A PRICE H 2468 30-201 TTh 5:15P-7:15P WELCH M 6110 29-101 TThF 12:10P-1:20P PFEFFER J Weekend Col- 29-305 W 12:10P-2:00P PFEFFER J lege course. These 29-322 W 12:10P-2:00P PFEFFER J hybrid courses are CAREER STUDIES 6112 29-106 MW 7:00P-9:50P STAFF 29-305 MW 7:00P-9:50P STAFF partially online; see Fac Adv, Bldg 6: Patricia Haggerty, ext 3578; Gloria Koepping, ext 3579; 29-322 MW 7:00P-9:50P STAFF see instructor or de- Thressa Alston, ext 3580, Lance Gibson, (Coord) ext 3581 partment coordinator CHEM 153 GENERAL CHEMISTRY III 5 CARER 101 INDIVIDUALIZED CAREER EX 1 Prereq: CHEM 152 or equivalent with 1.5 or above. Additional $13.50 for more information. Additional $26.40 fee. fee. Also see www.high- 7012 ARR ARR ARR HAGGERTY P 6114 29-106 MTWF 8:00A-8:50A PFEFFER J line.edu/weekend. 7014 ARR ARR ARR KOEPPING G 29-305 Th 7:00A-8:50A PFEFFER J Add’l $35.85 fee. 7016 ARR ARR ARR ALSTON T 29-322 Th 7:00A-8:50A PFEFFER J 7018 ARR ARR ARR GIBSON L 6116 29-106 MTWF 12:10P-1:20P PRICE H 29-305 Th 12:10P-2:00P PRICE H Shaded areas indi- CARER 291 SPECIAL TOPICS 1 cate Saturday and Instructor permission. Continuous enrollment. CHEM 154 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB 1 2 7020 ARR ARR ARR HAGGERTY P For students concurrently enrolled in an AP chemistry course. Contin- evening courses. 7022 ARR ARR ARR KOEPPING G uous enrollment. 6118 29-303 M 6:00P-8:00P MINAHAN M § Meets Diversity CARER 295 SPECIAL TOPICS 1- 5 Instructor permission. Additional $35.85 fee. Variable credit; continu- and Globalism ous enrollment. requirement. 7024 ARR ARR ARR MUNRO J CHEM courses continued on next page.

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CHEM 203 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY III 3 CIS 264 ADV NETWORK APPLICATIONS 3 Prereq: CHEM 151, 152; concurrent enrollment in CHEM 206. Prereq: CIS 263. 6120 29-216 MT 7:30A-8:50A OWENS J 6188 29-202 MW 7:40P-9:00P ALLEN D 6122 29-216 MT 7:30A-8:50A OWENS J CHEM 206 ORGANIC CHEM. LAB III 2 COMPUTER SCIENCE Prereq:1.5 in Chem 205; Concurrent enrollment in CHEM 203. Addition- al $13.50 fee. Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Ron Davidson (Coord), ext 6035; Rav Kang, ext 3337; Tina 6124 29-101 M 9:00A-9:50A OWENS J Ostrander, ext 6040; Amelia Phillips, ext 3497; Dee Skinner, ext 3002 29-303 W 7:00A-9:50A OWENS J 29-322 W 7:00A-9:50A OWENS J C SCI 100 SURVEY OF COMPUTING 5 6126 29-101 T 9:00A-9:50A OWENS J Prereq: COMPASS Reading score 88. Additional $35.85 fee. 29-303 W 1:20P-4:10P OWENS J 6054 30-303 M-F 11:00A-11:50A DAVIDSON R 6056 30-301 TThF 10:00A-10:50A PHILLIPS A INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR 6058 30-302 MW 7:35P-9:45P MORTON M

C SCI 102 INTRO TO WEB DEVELOPMENT 5 CHINESE Prereq: Computer literacy. Online course. Students may register through the Distance Learning Web page. Additional $35.85 fee. All foreign language classes are offered in sequence, starting 6060 Online Course KANG R with 101. C SCI 105 APPLICATIONS W/MS OFFICE 3 Fac Adv: Arline Garcia (Coord), Bldg 15, ext 3520 Prereq: COMPASS Reading score 88. 6062 Online Course OSTRANDER T CHIN 103 ELEMENTARY CHINESE 5 Prereq: CHIN 102 with minimum of 1.5 or permission. C SCI 110 COMPUTER GAMES 5 5236 17-205 M-F 9:00A-9:50A HE Q Prereq: Computer literacy. 6064 TBA TThF 11:00A-11:50A KANG R ❖ Coordinated CHIN 203 INTERMEDIATE CHINESE 5 Studies course; com- Prereq: CHIN 103 with minimum of 1.5 or permission. C SCI 111 WEB DEVELOPMENT W/FLASH 5 bined with another 5238 17-203 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P HE Q Additional $35.85 fee. subject course for 10 6066 30-303 MW 1:20P-3:10P KANG R 30-303 F 1:20P-2:10P KANG R credits. See Coordi- COLLEGE STUDIES nated Studies section. C SCI 142 OBJ-ORIENT PROG I/W JAVA 5 Fac Adv: Susan Landgraf (Coord), Bldg 5, ext 3427 Prereq: C SCI 100 or 105 or permission. Additional $35.85 fee. Hybrid course. 6068 30-302 M-F 1:20P-2:10P OSTRANDER T COL 100 COLLEGE SUCCESS SEMINAR 2 6070 30-301 MW 7:15P-9:45P SINGER P Partially online; see Designed to help prepare students for academic and personal success. instructor or depart- 1024 21-202 MW 10:00A-10:50A STAFF C SCI 143 OBJ-ORIENT PROG II/WJAVA 5 ment coordinator for Prereq: C SCI 142 and MATH 115. Additional $35.85 fee. 6072 30-301 TTh 1:20P-3:40P DAVIDSON R more information. Add’l $35.85 fee. COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS C SCI 151 EXPLORE COMP SCI/W C++ 5 Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Ron Davidson (Coord), ext 6035; Rav Kang, ext 3337; Tina Prereq: C SCI 142. Additional $35.85 fee. Ostrander, ext 6040; Amelia Phillips, ext 3497; Dee Skinner, ext 3002 6074 30-301 MW 1:20P-3:20P DAVIDSON R Online course. 30-301 F 1:20P-2:10P DAVIDSON R Students may register CIS 140 CIS COOPERATIVE EDUC 1-10 through the Distance Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. C SCI 216 WEB/DATABASE PROGRAMMING III 5 Learning Web page. 6174 TBA T 3:20P-4:10P KANG R Prereq: C SCI 215. Additional $35.85 fee. 6076 30-302 T 2:20P-4:20P HASSLINGER K Add’l $35.85 fee. CIS 150 MICROCOMPUTER SYSTEMS 5 30-302 Th 2:20P-5:20P HASSLINGER K Prereq: CIS 150. Additional $35.85 fee. Weekend Col- 6176 29-205 M-Th 8:00A-9:50A SKINNER D INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR lege course. These 29-205 F 9:00A-9:50A SKINNER D hybrid courses are CIS 160 INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKS 5 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION partially online; see C SCI 100 Additional $35.85 fee. Earn degree credits while learning on-the-job skills. see instructor or de- 6178 29-202 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SKINNER D Adv/Coord: Merridy Rennick, Bldg 19, ext 3148 partment coordinator CIS 161 LOCAL AREA NETWORKS 5 for more information. Prereq: CIS 160 or concurrent enrollment in CIS 160. Additional $35.85 COOP 139 COOP PREP SEMINAR 1 Also see www.high- fee. Instructor permission. Meets 4/10, 5/8, 5/22 and 6/5 from 1:20 to 2:20, line.edu/weekend. 6180 29-203 MWTh 11:00A-12:50P SKINNER D and 4/24 from 1:00 to 5:00. 7026 TBA F 1:20P-2:20PM WELCH Add’l $35.85 fee. CIS 217 UNIX/LINUX SYSTEM ADMIN. 4 1rereq: CIS 216. Additional $35.85 fee. COOP 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 7 Shaded areas indi- 6182 29-203 TTh 1:20P-3:10P PHILLIPS A Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 7028 ARR ARR ARR RENNICK, M cate Saturday and CIS 218 DATABASE CONCEPTS 3 evening courses. Additional $35.85 fee. COOP 141 COOP EDUCATION SEMINAR 1 6184 30-302 MWF 10:00A-10:50A OSTRANDER T Instructor permission. Designed for students enrolling in their fi rst Co- op experience. § Meets Diversity CIS 236 COMPUTER FORENSICS II 5 7030 ARR ARR ARR RENNICK, M and Globalism CIS 235 or permission. Additional $35.85 fee. requirement. 6186 29-202 Sa 9:00A-12:00P PHILLIPS A

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COOP 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 7 DRAMA 126 THEATRICAL MAKEUP 2 Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 5112 4-117 TTh 12:00P-2:00P LORIG R 7032 ARR ARR ARR RENNICK, M DRAMA 131 STAGECRAFT 1- 4 COOP 241 COOP EDUCATION SEMINAR 1 Variable credit. Instructor permission. Designed for students enrolling in their second 5114 4-117 TTh 2:30P-5:30P LORIG R Co-op experience. 7034 ARR ARR ARR RENNICK, M DRAMA 132 STAGECRAFT 1- 4 Prereq: DRAMA 131. Variable credit. 5116 4-117 TTh 2:30P-5:30P LORIG R CULTURE, GENDER AND GLOBAL STUDIES Fac Adv: Rosemary Adang (Coord), Bldg 15, ext 3822 DRAMA 133 STAGECRAFT 1- 4 Prereq: DRAMA 132. Variable credit. 5118 4-117 TTh 2:30P-5:30P LORIG R § CGG 110 GLOBAL STUDIES 5 Topic: The Global Future. 1028 TBA M-F 9:00A-9:50A DODD D DRAMA 190 THEATRE PRACTICUM 1- 5 Withdrawal from this course must have instructor permission. Instruc- tor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. § CGG 115 SOCIETY AND THE ARTS 5 5120 4-122 MWF 2:30P-6:00P TAYLOR CH Topic: World Literature. 1030 10-101 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P LANDGRAF S DRAMA 221 AUDITION TECHNIQUE 3 Withdrawal requires instructor signature. § CGG 160 SOCIAL ISSUES 5 5122 4-122 MW 12:05P-1:15P TAYLOR CH 1032 29-104 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P DAWSON C Item #1032 topic: Constitutional Law. DRAMA 225 DIRECTING FOR THE STAGE 5 1034 Online Course CHAKOUR A Instructor permission. Item #1034 topic: International Business 5124 4-122 MWF 2:30P-6:00P TAYLOR CH § CGG 165 THE MIDDLE EAST 5 DRAMA 226 ADV THEATRICAL MAKEUP 3 ❖ Coordinated 1036 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A JONES JEN Prereq: DRAMA 126. Studies course; com- 5126 4-117 TTh 12:00P-2:00P LORIG R § CGG 175 THE LATINO EXPERIENCE 5 bined with another 1038 14-102 W 5:15P-7:25P GARCIA A DRAMA 231 ADVANCED STAGECRAFT 1- 4 subject course for 10 Prereq: DRAMA 133. Variable credit. credits. See Coordi- § CGG 200 INTRO TO WOMEN STUDIES 5 5128 4-117 TTh 2:30P-5:30P LORIG R Topic: Women and Society. nated Studies section. 1040 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P ADANG R DRAMA 232 ADVANCED STAGECRAFT 1- 4 Prereq: DRAMA 231. Variable credit. Hybrid course. INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR 5130 4-117 TTh 2:30P-5:30P LORIG R Partially online; see instructor or depart- DRAMA 290 THEATRE PRACTICUM 1- 5 DRAFTING DESIGN Instructor permission. Withdrawal from this course must have instruc- ment coordinator for Fac Adv: Richard Bankhead (Coord), Bldg 29, ext 4315; Bob Embrey, tor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. more information. Bldg 29, ext 3972 5132 4-122 MWF 2:30P-6:00P TAYLOR CH Add’l $35.85 fee. DRAFT 135 MFG DRAFTING & DESIGN I 5 Prereq: DRAFT 124, DRAFT 126, ENGR 124 or ENGR 126. Online course. 6200 30-210 TTh 10:00A-11:50A BANKHEAD R Students may register 30-210 F 10:00A-10:50A BANKHEAD R ECONOMICS through the Distance DRAFT 224 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING I 5 Fac Adv, Bldg 11: Phil Droke, ext 3957; James Peyton (Coord), ext 4885 Learning Web page. Additional $35.85 fee. Add’l $35.85 fee. 6202 30-210 MW 10:00A-12:30P BANKHEAD R ECON 110 ESSENTIALS OF ECONOMICS 5 Not available for credit if student has completed ECON 211 or 212. 1130 22-206 M-F 10:00A-10:50A DROKE P Weekend Col- DRAFT 225 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFT II 5 Prereq: DRAFT 224 or ENGR 224. Additional $35.85 fee. 1132 Online Course SELL T lege course. These 6204 30-210 MW 10:00A-12:30P BANKHEAD R hybrid courses are ECON 211 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS 5 partially online; see DRAFT 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 1134 22-206 M-F 9:00A-9:50A LE S Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 1136 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P STANLEY K see instructor or de- 6206 ARR ARR ARR BANKHEAD R 1138 TBA TTh 5:15P-7:25P STANLEY K partment coordinator for more information. DRAFT 270 PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT 5 ECON 212 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS 5 Continuous enrollment. 1140 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A LE S Also see www.high- 6208 23-211A F 9:00A-2:00P HILTON T 1142 14-102 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P STANLEY K line.edu/weekend. 1144 Online Course LE S Add’l $35.85 fee. DRAMA INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR Fac Adv: Christiana Taylor (Coord), Bldg 5, ext 3423 Shaded areas indi- cate Saturday and DRAMA 100 INTRODUCTION TO DRAMA 5 Includes performance attendance. evening courses. 5108 4-122 TTh 7:00P-9:30P CANCELLED

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EDUCATION ENGR 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Alicja Baker, ext 3789; Jodi Golden-White, ext 6083; 6218 ARR ARR ARR BANKHEAD R Patricia McDonald, ext 3405; Kathy Oberg, ext 3460 I-BEST 130 I-BEST FAM HOME/SCHOOL AGE CARE ENGLISH Earn a certifi cate and college credits in one quarter. For informa- tion see I-BEST or contact Jodi Golden-White, ext 6083. See Literature, Reading or Writing entries. 3292 23-115 M-F 9:00A-1:00P OBERG/KNIGHTO

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EDUC 112 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 5 READING No credit for EDUC 112 if student has completed EDUC 111. Offered through Reading. See course offerings under that department. 3300 22-102 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P MC DONALD P 22-104 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P MC DONALD P WRITING Offered through Writing. See course offerings under that department. EDUC 113 LANG DEVELOP/ACQUISITION 5 3302 22-102 TTh 1:20P-3:35P GOLDEN-WHITE 22-104 TTh 1:20P-3:35P GOLDEN-WHITE SPEAKING ESL 065 ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION 1- 5 EDUC 115 EDUC OF YOUNG CHILDREN 3 Prereq: Inability to use the English language in a clear, understandable 3304 22-102 W 5:15P-7:55P BAKER A diction and pleasant voice. Additional $25.30 fee. Variable credit; con- 22-104 W 5:15P-7:55P BAKER A tinuous enrollment. 1908 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P FOLEY K § EDUC 126 CHILD FAMILY & SOCIETY 5 ❖ Coordinated 3308 22-102 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P GOLDEN-WHITE Studies course; com- 22-104 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P GOLDEN-WHITE bined with another FILM STUDIES subject course for 10 EDUC 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 3- 6 Fac Adv, Bldg 5: Glen Avantaggio (Coord), ext 3425 Instructor permission. Additional $14.00 fee. Variable credit. credits. See Coordi- 3314 22-102 T 5:15P-7:55P BAKER A F S 105 FILM APPRECIATION 5 22-104 T 5:15P-7:55P BAKER A nated Studies section. 4200 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P RICH S EDUC 199 TUTOR TRAINING 1- 5 F S 107 SOCIETY IN FILM 2 Hybrid course. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. Starts 5/07. 3316 26-319d ARR ARR ALKHALILI S Partially online; see 4202 26-213 Th 1:20P-4:00P KIM T instructor or depart- 3318 26-319d ARR ARR SKELTON K ment coordinator for F S 205 FILM CLASSICS 5 EDUC 255 METHODS IN SCIENCE/MATH 5 Topic: Hitchcock more information. Additional $6.40 fee. 4204 4-123 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P STEGALL S Add’l $35.85 fee. 3322 22-102 MW 1:20P-3:35P GOLDEN-WHITE 22-104 MW 1:20P-3:35P GOLDEN-WHITE INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR Online course. EDUC 281 PROFESSIONAL ED. DEV. 1 Students may register Instructor permission. Course needs to be taken during the fi nal quar- through the Distance ter prior graduation. FRENCH 3324 22-104 T 4:00P-4:50P OBERG K Learning Web page. Fac Adv: Ellen Hofmann, Bldg 5, ext 3432 Add’l $35.85 fee. INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR FREN 103 ELEMENTARY FRENCH 5 Prereq: FREN 102 with minimum of 1.5 or permission. Weekend Col- 5240 17-205 M-F 10:00A-10:50A HOFMANN E lege course. These ENGINEERING hybrid courses are Fac Adv: Richard Bankhead (Coord), Bldg 29, ext 4315; Bob Embrey, partially online; see Bldg 29, ext 3972 GENERAL SCIENCE see instructor or de- Fac Adv: Bldg 29, Gerry Barclay, ext 3523; Chis Gan, ext 3695; Woody Mo- partment coordinator ENGR 100 INTRODUCTION ENGR CAREER 1 6210 16-105 T 1:20P-2:10P BANKHEAD R ses, ext 3649; Sam Shabb, ext 3452; Joy Strohmaier (Coord), ext 6120 for more information. Also see www.high- ENGR 123 ENGR GRAPHICS 5 GE SC 100 ROOTS OF SCIENCE 5 Additional $35.85 fee. Prereq: MATH 81 or higher; or ASSET numerical skills score of 44 or line.edu/weekend. higher; or COMPASS Pre-Algebra score of 60 or higher. 6212 16-105 MW 12:10P-1:13P KONNUR B 6046 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P SOMER L Add’l $35.85 fee. 30-210 TTh 12:10P-1:13P KONNUR B § GE SC 105 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 5 ENGR 215 FUNDAMENTALS/ELEC ENGR 5 Shaded areas indi- Prereq: MATH 81 or higher; or ASSET numerical skills score of 44 or higher; Prereq: PHYS 202 and completion or concurrent enrollment in MATH or COMPASS Pre-Algebra score of 60 or higher. Additional $19.50 fee. cate Saturday and 230. 6048 13-104 TTh 9:00A-10:50A MOSES W evening courses. 6214 16-105 MTWF 9:00A-9:50A BANKHEAD R 12-103 W 9:00A-10:50A MOSES W 16-105 Th 8:00A-9:50A BANKHEAD R 6050 MaST W 5:30P-8:30P HIGLEY R § Meets Diversity ENGR 220 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS 5 GE SC 190 SCIENCE SEMINAR 1 and Globalism Prereq: ENGR 210 and MATH 125. 6051 3-102 F 2:10P-3:00P BAER E requirement. 6216 16-105 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P KONNUR B INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR

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GEOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION Fac Adv, Bldg 11: Tim McMannon (Coord), ext 3329; Jennifer Jones, ext Fac Adv: Karen Steinbach (Student Adviser), Bldg 6, ext 3583: Steve 3029 Washburn (Coord), Bldg 19, ext 3627

§ GEOG 100 SURVEY OF GEOGRAPHY 5 H S 001 HIGH SCHOOL COMP ORIENTA 0 1184 22-103 M-F 10:00A-10:50A STAFF Instructor permission. Continuous enrollment. 1186 Online Course PEET J 1934 6-201 ARR ARR STEINBACH K

§ GEOG 120 WORLD GEOGRAPHY 5 H S 014 H S HEALTH SCIENCE 3 1188 22-103 M-F 9:00A-9:50A JONES JEN 1936 14-106 MWF 9:00A-9:50A STEVENSON R 1190 22-103 M-F 11:00A-11:50A JONES JEN 1938 14-106 MWF 10:00A-10:50A STEVENSON R

GEOG 200 INTRO TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 5 H S 016 HS WASH. STATE HISTORY 3 Additional $35.85 fee. Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 61. 1192 Online Course PEET J 1940 21-202 MWF 9:00A-9:50A BUCHAN A

INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR H S 035 ENGLISH SKILLS II 5 COMPASS ESL 210-259; or ASSET language 28-34; or completion of WRIT 030 with 2.0 or better; or ASSET reading 36-39 GEOLOGY 1944 10-105 M-F 9:00A-9:50A SWYT W Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Eric Baer (Coord), ext 3513; Carla Whittington, ext H S 040 READING SKILLS I 5 6183 Prereq: COMPASS Reading 44-60 or 2.0 or better in ESL 029. 1946 30-202 W 5:15P-7:25P FULTON M GEOL 100 EARTH AND THE ENVIRNMENT 5 Prereq: MATH 081, MATH 085 or ASSET numerical score of 44 or min H S 045 READING SKILLS II 5 Prereq: COMPASS Reading 61-70 or 2.0 or better in ESL 030. COMPASS Pre-algebra score of 60. Additional $14.25 fee. ❖ Coordinated 6130 29-321 M-Th 11:00A-11:50A STAFF 1948 14-106 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P SHEN L 29-321 F 11:00A-12:50P STAFF 1950 30-202 W 5:15P-7:25P FULTON M Studies course; com- bined with another GEOL 101 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY 5 H S 047 HS INDIVIDUAL READ/DEVEL 1- 5 subject course for 10 Prereq: MATH 081, MATH 085 or min ASSET numerical score 44 or Prereq: COMPASS Reading score of 44 or SLEP score range of 44-49. Ad- min COMPASS Pre-algebra score of 60. May be required to enroll in ditional $25.30 fee. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. credits. See Coordi- GEOL 189 based on an in-class quantitative skills assessment. Addi- 1952 26-319d M-F 9:00A-10:50A ROBINSON D nated Studies section. tional $36.25 fee. 1954 26-319d M-Th 11:00A-1:13P ROBINSON D 6132 29-321 TTh 7:00P-9:50P STAFF H S 061 BASIC ARITHMETIC 5 Hybrid course. GEOL 105 SHAPING THE EARTH 5 For those needing fractions, decimals, percents and proportions review. Partially online; see 6134 29-321 M-F 8:00A-8:50A STAFF 1960 17-107 M-F 9:00A-9:50A STAFF instructor or depart- 6136 29-321 M-F 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 1958 17-103 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P STAFF ment coordinator for GEOL 107 GEOLOGIC CATASTROPHES 5 more information. Additional $14.25 fee. Add’l $35.85 fee. 6138 29-321 M-F 9:00A-9:50A STAFF HISTORY 6140 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A STAFF Fac Adv, Bldg 11: Tim McMannon (Coord), ext 3329; Emmanuel Chiabi, Online course. ext 3412 GEOL 111 LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISS. 5 Students may register Prereq: MATH 081, MATH 085 or ASSET numerical score of 44 or min HIST 112 WESTERN MEDIEVAL HISTORY 5 through the Distance COMPASS Pre-algebra score of 60. Students may not take this class if 1204 14-102 M-F 8:00A-8:50A BALKENENDE T Learning Web page. they have previously taken or are concurrently enrolled in GE SC 111. Some fi eld trips required. Additional $14.25 fee. Add’l $35.85 fee. HIST 113 MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY 5 6142 TBA M-Th 11:00A-11:50A BAER ER 1206 14-102 M-F 9:00A-9:50A BALKENENDE T TBA F 11:00A-12:50P BAER ER Weekend Col- HIST 115 HISTORY OF WORLD WAR II 5 GEOL 151 MOUNT ST HELENS FIELD TR 1 lege course. These 1208 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P BALKENENDE T A fi eld class that may require strenuous walking on uneven terrain. Meets hybrid courses are Sat 5/16 from 9:00am to 12:00pm and Sat 5/30 from 7:30am to 7:30pm. HIST 121 US HISTORY TO 1815 5 partially online; see Additional $25.00 fee. 1210 14-104 M-F 8:00A-8:50A MC MANNON T 6144 29-321 Sa 9:00A-12:00P STAFF see instructor or de- 1212 14-104 M-F 9:00A-9:50A CHIABI E ARR Sa 7:30A-7:30P STAFF partment coordinator 1214 23-310 M-F 10:00A-10:50A CHIABI E for more information. GEOL 154 LAVAS, FLOODS AND FOREST 1 HIST 123 US HISTORY SINCE 1900 5 Also see www.high- A fi eld class that may require strenuous walking on uneven terrain. Meets Sat 5/16 from 12:30pm to 3:40pm and Sat 6/6 from 7:30am to 7:30pm. 1216 13-106 M-F 9:00A-9:50A GLENNON J line.edu/weekend. Additional $25.00 fee. 1218 10-101 TTh 5:15P-7:25P FRIEDLAND M Add’l $35.85 fee. 6146 29-321 Sa 12:30P-3:40P STAFF ARR Sa 7:30A-7:30P STAFF HIST 190 HISTORY SEMINAR 1 1220 TBA W 1:30P-2:20P MC MANNON T Shaded areas indi- GEOL 189 QUANTITATIVE GEOLOGY 1 cate Saturday and If you have diffi culty registering for this class, please contact Eric Baer HIST 210 PACIFIC N.W. HISTORY 5 evening courses. x 3513 for an entry code. 1222 14-104 M-F 10:00A-10:50A MC MANNON T 6148 Online Course STAFF INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR § Meets Diversity INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR and Globalism requirement.

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HONORS H SER 141 PRACTICUM SEMINAR I 1 Prereq: Must be taken concurrently with H SER 140. Fac Adv: Barbara Clinton (Coord), Bldg 18, ext 3151 1054 TBA ARR ARR DRISCHEL D

HONOR 100 HONORS SEMINAR 2 H SER 223 PRINCIPLES YOUTH EMPOWER 5 Prereq: 3.2 GPA for honors students. Course may be repeated. 1056 29-104 M-W 10:00A-10:50A DRISCHEL D 4206 10-103 M 1:20P-3:15P CLINTON B 4208 10-103 W 1:20P-3:15P CLINTON B H SER 240 PRACTICUM II 5 4210 10-103 T 5:00P-6:45P CLINTON B Instructor permission. Continuous enrollment. 1058 ARR ARR ARR DRISCHEL D HONOR 101 CONTEMPORARY VOICES 1 Course may be repeated each year. H SER 241 PRACTICUM SEMINAR II 1 4212 7-101 W 12:10P-1:13P CLINTON B Prereq: H SER 140 and 141; must be taken concurrently with H SER 240. HONOR 299 HONORS INTERDISCIPLINARY 2 1060 TBA ARR ARR DRISCHEL D Prereq: Cumulative 3.5 GPA. Instructor perm. Capstone independent study course for the Honors program. § H SER 260 CULTURAL COMPENTENT PRAC 3 4214 25-415 ARR ARR CLINTON B 1062 19-108 M 12:10P-1:30P DRISCHEL D

HOTEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT HUMANITIES Fac Adv: Nancy Warren (Coord), Bldg 9, ext 3343 Fac Adv, Bldg 5: Glen Avantaggio (Coord), ext 3425 HOTEL 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1-10 Instructor permission. HOTEL 139 must be completed before 140. Vari- HUM 101 CONTEMPORARY VOICES 1 able credit; continuous enrollment. 4216 7-101 W 12:10P-1:13P CLINTON B 2274 ARR ARR ARR PATTERSON J ❖ Coordinated 2276 ARR ARR ARR PATTERSON J § HUM 104 ISSUES IN HUMANITIES 5 Studies course; com- 4218 14-102 W 5:15P-7:25P GARCIA A HOTEL 160 HR/MGMT IN HOSPITALITY 5 bined with another HUM 120 BIBLICAL TRADITION/ARTS 5 subject course for 10 Recommended for 2nd year students or industry professionals. 2278 TBA TTh 8:00A-10:15A PATTERSON J 4220 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P PROCTOR S credits. See Coordi- nated Studies section. HOTEL 170 LEGAL ISSUES IN HOSP 5 HUM 143 WESTERN HUMANITIES 5 Recommended for 2nd year students or industry professionals. COMPASS Reading score of 88 is recommended. 2282 TBA TTh 12:15P-2:30P WHEELER B 4222 4-123 M-F 9:00A-9:50A STEGALL S Hybrid course. Partially online; see HOTEL 209 EVNT/MTG/CONF/CERT 9 INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR instructor or depart- Recommended for 2nd year students or industry professionals. 2284 3-102 Sa 9:30A-3:00P HORTON S ment coordinator for I-BEST more information. HOTEL 230 FOOD/BEV MGT & OPERATION 5 Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training (I-BEST) offers Add’l $35.85 fee. Prereq: HOTEL 130. the chance to earn a certifi cate and college credits with aca- 2286 19-102 TTh 2:45P-5:00P PATTERSON J demic support in English language skills or reading, writing & Online course. HOTEL 237 FOOD & BEVERAGE MGT CRT 7 communication. Students take all classes in one or two quar- Students may register 2288 14-103 F 8:30A-1:30P LONGWELL D ters. For more info contact the Transition & Referral Resource through the Distance Center at ext. 3484 or [email protected], visit http://fl ight- Learning Web page. HOTEL 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1-10 line.highline.edu/cg/ibest.html, or attend an orientation from Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 10-11 a.m. on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month in 19-103). Add’l $35.85 fee. 2290 18-215 ARR ARR PATTERSON J INTRO TO BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY Weekend Col- Fac Adv, Bldg 18: Jay Hopper, ext 6552 or Marcia Welch, ext 3896 lege course. These HUMAN SERVICES I-BEST 120 I-BEST INTRO TO BTECH 15 hybrid courses are Program Adv: Dan Drischel (Coord), Bldg 11, ext 3665 2202 30-101 M-F 9:00A- 1:00P CHUN S/OLDER L partially online; see Includes: BTECH 100 Intro to Computers/Windows 3 cr H SER 101 INTRO TO HUMAN SERVICES 5 see instructor or de- BTECH 102 Keyboarding 5 cr 1042 Online Course DRISCHEL D partment coordinator BTECH 111 MS Offi ce 5 cr BTECH 112 Intro to Internet 2 cr for more information. H SER 103 CASE MANAGEMENT 5 Class meets alternating Saturdays beginning 4/4. Also see www.high- I-BEST 125 I-BEST MOD INTRO TO BTECH 2-15 1044 10-103 Sa 10:00A-3:50P WALSH MI line.edu/weekend. 2204 30-101 MW 5:00P-8:30P HOPPER/MOISES Add’l $35.85 fee. H SER 113 ADOLESCENT CD COUNSEL 3 Includes: BTECH 100 Intro to Computers/Windows 3 cr 1046 14-102 W 7:35P-10:10P PIMPLETON K BTECH 102 Keyboarding 5 cr Shaded areas indi- BTECH 111 MS Offi ce 5 cr H SER 120 GROUP, COMMUNITY/SOCIETY 5 BTECH 112 Intro to Internet 2 cr cate Saturday and Prereq: H SER 101 or concurrent enrollment. Class meets alternating Sat- evening courses. urdays beginning 4/11. 1048 10-101 Sa 10:00A-3:50P WALSH MI

§ Meets Diversity H SER 140 PRACTICUM I 1- 5 and Globalism Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 1052 ARR ARR ARR DRISCHEL D requirement.

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FAMILY HOME/SCHOOL AGE CARE EDUCATION JOURNALISM/MASS MEDIA Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Faculty advisor Jodi Golden-White ext. 6085 Fac Adv: Susan Landgraf (Coord), Bldg 5, ext 3427; T.M. Sell, Bldg 11, I-BEST 130 I-BEST FAMILY HOME/SCHOOL AGE CARE 19 ext 3150 3292 23-115 M-F 9:00A- 1:00P OBERG/KNIGHTON Includes: EDUC 101 Survey-Family Child Care 3 cr JRNL 100 MEDIA AND SOCIETY 5 EDUC 112 Child Development 5 cr 4168 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P LANDGRAF S EDUC 119 Guiding Behavior 5 cr EDUC 140 Cooperative Education 3 cr JRNL 101 JOURNALISTIC WRITING 5 EDUC 152 Methods-School Age Care 3 cr Prereq: WRIT 101 or its equivalent with a 2.0 or higher. Counts as a second writing class (5 credits). Additional $12.10 fee. NURSING ASSISTANT 4170 10-106 M-W 11:00A-11:50A SELL T Fac Adv, Bldg 15: Linda Harres, ext 6470 10-105 ThF 11:00A-11:50A SELL T

I-BEST 140 I-BEST NURSING ASSISTANT 11 JRNL 105 NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY 4 3002 ARR ARR ARR HARRES L/MAYA M ART 125 or equivalent recommended. Additional $12.10 fee. Includes: NUR A 100 Nurse Assistant Theory 5 cr 4172 10-106 M-F 1:10P-2:30P SELL T NUR A 101 Nurse Assistant Practicum 6 cr JRNL 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 PHLEBOTOMY Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. Fac Adv, Bldg 18: Faculty advisor Kat Chappell ext. 3494 4174 ARR ARR ARR SELL T I-BEST 150 I-BEST PLEBOTOMY ? JRNL 201 ADVANCED NEWSWRITING 5 The next phlebotomy I-Best will be summer/fall 2009. Phlebotomy ori- Prereq: JRNL 101. Additional $12.10 fee. entations are 9:30A 5/20 and 1:00P 5/21 in 99-132. Contact Sue Kelly 4176 10-106 M-F 1:10P-2:30P SELL T at (206) 878-3710, ext. 3483. JRNL 202 ADVANCED NEWSWRITING 5 Prereq: JRNL 101. Additional $12.10 fee. INTERIOR DESIGN 4178 10-106 M-F 1:10P-2:30P SELL T ❖ Coordinated Studies course; com- Fac Adv: Tamara Hilton (Coord), Bldg 29, ext 3976 JRNL 203 ADVANCED NEWSWRITING 5 bined with another Prereq: JRNL 101. Additional $12.10 fee. INT D 140 INTERNSHIP 1- 5 subject course for 10 4180 10-106 M-F 1:10P-2:30P SELL T Instructor permission. Requires work experience coordinated w/instruc- credits. See Coordi- tor. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. JRNL 215 NEWSPAPER PRODUC EDITING 5 2302 ARR ARR RYAN M nated Studies section. Prereq: BTECH 216, JRNL 101, JRNL 201 and WRIT 143 with 3.0 or above; or instructor recommendation/permission. Additional $12.10 fee. INT D 196 CADD/DELINEATIONS II 5 4182 10-106 M-F 1:10P-2:30P SELL T Hybrid course. Prereq: INT D 186. Additional $35.85 fee. Partially online; see 2304 30-210 MW 10:00A-12:30P BANKHEAD R JRNL 216 NEWSPAPER PRODUC EDITING 5 instructor or depart- Prereq: BTECH 216, JRNL 101, JRNL 201 and WRIT 143 with 3.0 or above; INT D 222 INT DESIGN IN BUSINESS 5 or instructor recommendation/permission. Additional $12.10 fee. ment coordinator for Prereq: INT D 122 and 186. 4184 10-106 M-F 1:10P-2:30P SELL T more information. 2306 TBA TTh 2:00P-3:30P STAFF Add’l $35.85 fee. JRNL 217 NEWSPAPER PRODUC EDITING 5 INT D 228 COLOR DRAWING 5 Prereq: BTECH 216, JRNL 101, JRNL 201 and WRIT 143 with 3.0 or above; 2308 23-211A TTh 9:00A-11:30A NELSON G or instructor recommendation/permission. Additional $12.10 fee. Online course. 4186 10-106 M-F 1:10P-2:30P SELL T Students may register INT D 236 PORTFOLIO PRESENTATION 5 through the Distance Prereq: INT D 226 and 280. JRNL 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 2310 23-211A F 9:00A-2:00P HILTON T Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. Learning Web page. 30-210 F 9:00A-2:00P HILTON T 4188 ARR ARR ARR SELL T Add’l $35.85 fee.

INT D 240 INTERNSHIP 1- 5 INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR Prereq: INT D 122 and 186; permission. Variable credit; continuous en- Weekend Col- rollment. lege course. These 2312 ARR ARR ARR HILTON T hybrid courses are INT D 270 SUSTAINABLE DESIGN 5 partially online; see 2314 23-211A M 12:30P-3:00P THOMAS J see instructor or de- partment coordinator JAPANESE for more information. Also see www.high- All foreign language classes are offered in sequence, starting line.edu/weekend. with 101. Add’l $35.85 fee. JAPAN 103 ELEMENTARY JAPANESE 5 Prereq: JAPAN 102 with minimum of 1.5 or permission. Shaded areas indi- 5252 17-206 M-F 9:00A-9:50A KUNITSUGU M cate Saturday and 5254 17-206 M-F 10:00A-10:50A KUNITSUGU M evening courses. JAPAN 203 INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE 5 Prereq: JAPAN 202 or equivalent. § Meets Diversity 5256 17-206 M-Th 8:00A-8:50A KUNITSUGU M and Globalism requirement.

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LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICES MATHEMATICS Fac Adv, Bldg 25: Fran Clark, ext 3610; Karen Fernandez, ext 3809; Dana For the best chance of success, the Math department strongly Franks, ext 3240; Jack Harton, ext 3806; Monica Luce, ext 3230 recommends a 2.0 in listed prerequisites. Fac Adv, Bldg 18: Aaron Warnock (coord), ext 3668; Elisabeth Briggs, ext LIBR 100 INTRO TO LIBR & INFO SVS 5 3146; Amy Ehrlich, ext 3468; Barbara Hunter, ext 3025; Terry Meerdink, 5294 25-122 MW 9:00A-9:50A BROOK H ext 3028; Jason Ramirez, ext 3585; Erik Scott, ext 3113; Allan Walton, ext 5296 Online Course BROOK H 3489;. Bldg 15: Dusty Wilson, ext 3338; Diana Lee, ext 3479; Han Lim, ext 3027; Katherine Skelton, ext 3433; Ed Morris, ext 3816 Bldg 29: Helen LIBR 110 LIBRARY EMPLOYMENT 2 Burn, ext 3496 Recommended: LIBR 100. 5298 25-122 W 1:20P-2:10P VENTURA G MATH 061 BASIC ARITHMETIC 5 5300 Online Course VENTURA G Designed for students needing a review of fractions, decimals, percents and proportions. LIBR 130 SCHOOL LIBRARIES 5 6228 17-107 M-F 9:00A-9:50A STAFF 5302 Online Course FRANKS D 6226 17-103 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P STAFF 6230 17-104 MW 5:15P-7:25P STAFF LIBR 133 MEDICAL REFERENCE SOURCE 1 5304 Online Course KOUAME G MATH 081 PRE-ALGEBRA 5 Prereq: MATH 061 or H S 061 or COMPASS pre-algebra score of 29. LIBR 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 6234 17-201 M-F 9:00A-9:50A STAFF Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 6232 17-107 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P MEERDINK T 5306 ARR ARR ARR CLARK F 6236 17-107 M-Th 1:20P-2:23P MEERDINK T 6238 17-104 MW 7:35P-9:45P STAFF LIBR 150 REFERENCE SERVICES 5 5308 25-122 MW 11:00A-11:50A BETZ-ZAL J MATH 085 PREPARATION FOR ALGEBRA 5 5310 Online Course BETZ-ZAL J A computer-based, instructor-led class for students who ONLY need ❖ Coordinated a brush-up on arithmetic and pre-algebra. Class moves fast. BUY NO Studies course; com- LIBR 175 CATALOGING II 5 BOOKS! Additional $91.85 fee. Recommend: LIBR 100 6240 30-211 M-F 7:00A-7:50A LIM H bined with another 5312 25-122 MWF 10:00A-10:50A BABCOCK G 6242 30-211 M-F 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 6244 30-211 TTh 5:15P-7:25P STAFF subject course for 10 5314 Online Course BABCOCK G credits. See Coordi- 6246 30-211 MW 5:15P-7:25P STAFF 6248 17-203 Su 4:00P-6:30P BAILEY C LIBR 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 nated Studies section. Item #6248 meets 4/5, 4/19, 4/26, 5/10, 5/17, & 5/31. Final: 6/5 Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 5316 ARR ARR ARR CLARK F Hybrid course. MATH 091 BEGINNING ALGEBRA 5 Prereq: MATH 081 or 085 with 1.7 or above or COMPASS pre-algebra Partially online; see score of 60. Computer-based, instructor-led class. BUY NO BOOKS! instructor or depart- LITERATURE Add’l $91.85 fee. ment coordinator for Also see the Humanities entry 6252 30-211 M-F 7:00A-7:50A LIM H 6254 30-211 M-F 12:10P-1:00P LIM H more information. Fac Adv, Bldg 5: Glen Avantaggio (Coord), ext 3425; Allison Green, ext 6262 30-211 MW 5:15P-7:25P STAFF Add’l $35.85 fee. 3512; Sharon Hashimoto, ext 3158; Susan Rich, ext 3253; Ruth Windhover, 6264 30-211 TTh 5:15P-7:25P STAFF ext 3431 6266 30-211 TTh 7:35P-9:45P STAFF Online course. 6260 17-203 Su 3:00P-5:00P BAILEY C LIT 100 READING IMAGINATIVE LIT 5 Item # 6260 meets 4/5, 4/19, 4/26, 5/10, 5/17, & 5/31. Final: 6/5 Students may register 4234 TBA MWF 9:00A-9:50A KIM T through the Distance MATH 091 BEGINNING ALGEBRA 5 LIT 105 WORLD LIT. BEFORE 1945 5 Learning Web page. Prereq: MATH 081 or 085 with 1.7 or above or COMPASS pre-algebra 4236 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P LANDGRAF S score of 60. Add’l $35.85 fee. 6250 17-102 TTh 8:30A-10:40A WARNOCK A LIT 110 CHILDREN’S LITERATURE 5 6256 17-104 M-F 11:00A-11:50A LIM H Weekend Col- 4238 10-101 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P SWYT W 6258 17-102 TTh 11:00A-11:50P WARNOCK A lege course. These LIT 222 AMERICAN: REALISM-1945 5 MATH 097 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA 5 hybrid courses are 4240 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P KIM T Prereq: MATH 091 w/1.7 min. or COMPASS algebra score of 47. Comput- partially online; see er-based, instructor-led class. BUY NO BOOKS! Add’l $91.85 fee. LIT 220 POPULAR LITERATURE 5 see instructor or de- 6272 30-211 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P HUNTER B Topic: Video games as literature. Meets 4/3, 4/10, 4/24, 5/1, 5/8 and 6280 30-211 M-Th 1:20P-2:23P HUNTER B partment coordinator 5/29. Finals: 6/5. 6284 30-211 TTh 7:35P-9:45P STAFF for more information. 4242 TBA F 6:00P-9:30P MC KENNEY C 6282 17-203 Su 2:00P-4:00P BAILEY C Also see www.high- Item # 6282 meets 4/5, 4/19, 4/26, 5/10, 5/17, & 5/31. Final: 6/5 § LIT 225 AMERICAN ETHNIC LIT 5 6288 Online Course LEE D line.edu/weekend. 4244 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A KIM T Add’l $35.85 fee. MATH 097 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA 5 INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR Prereq: MATH 091 with a 1.7 or above or COMPASS algebra score of 47. Graphing calculator required; TI-83/4 recommended. Shaded areas indi- 6276 17-102 TTh 7:00A-7:50A WARNOCK A cate Saturday and 6268 TBA M-F 8:00A-8:50A SCOTT E evening courses. 6270 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 6274 17-201 TTh 11:00A-1:10P RAMIREZ J 6278 TBA M-F 12:10P-1:00P SCOTT E § Meets Diversity 6286 17-201 MW 5:15P-7:25P RAMIREZ J and Globalism requirement.

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MATH 107 MATH-A PRACTICAL ART 5 MEDICAL ASSISTANT Prereq: MATH 095 or 097 w/1.7 min. or COMPASS algebra score of 71. 6290 17-103 M-Th 1:20P-2:23P BRIGGS E These classes are self-paced and modularized. For students 6292 Online Course LEE D enrolled in Medical Assistant disciplines. All courses are continuous enrollment. A $33 computer-lab fee assessed MATH 111 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 5 to each student once each quarter. Prereq: MATH 097 with 2.0 or above or COMPASS algebra score of 71. Graphing calculator required. TI-83/4 recommended. Students must schedule hours w/instructor during the following times: 6294 17-103 TTh 8:30A-10:40A BRIGGS E •T/Th: 9:00A-3:00P 6300 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A STAFF Fac Adv: Babs Cerna (Coord), Bldg 18, ext 3493; Kat Chappell, Bldg 18, 6296 17-103 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P BRIGGS E ext 3494; Laurel Lunden, Bldg 18, ext 3410 6298 17-101 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P MORRIS E 6302 17-102 TTh 5:15P-7:25P STAFF MED A 110 HEALTH CARE CAREERS 3 6304 Online Course BAILEY C Prereq: ASSET reading skill score of 40 or COMPASS reading skill score of 80; and ASSET writing score 40 or COMPASS writing score 64. MATH 112 ELEMENTS OF CALCULUS 5 2120 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF Prereq: MATH 111 or 115 with 1.7 or above or COMPASS college algebra score of 51. Especially for students majoring in a non-science area. Graph- MED A 113 TERM/ANATOMY/PHYSIO 1 2 ing calculator required; TI-83/4 recommended. Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 80 and writing score of 6306 TBA M-F 9:00A-9:50A EHRLICH A 65. 6308 17-106 M-F 12:10P-1:00P EHRLICH A 2122 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF 6310 17-102 MW 5:15P-7:25P STAFF MED A 114 FEDERAL REGS/GUIDELINES 1 MATH 115 PRECALCULUS I 5 2124 Online Course STAFF Prereq: MATH 097 with 2.0 or above or COMPASS algebra score of 71. Graphing calculator required; TI-83/4 recommended. MED A 120 THERAPEUTIC COMM SKILLS 3 6312 17-201 M-F 8:00A-8:50A WALTON A 2126 Online Course STAFF 6314 17-106 M-F 9:00A-9:50A HUNTER B ❖ Coordinated 6316 17-201 M-Th 1:20P-2:23P RAMIREZ J MED A 122 MED LAW AMBLTORY CARE 2 6318 17-102 TTh 7:35P-9:45P STAFF Studies course; com- 2128 Online Course STAFF bined with another MATH 116 PRECALCULUS II 5 MED A 123 MED/ETHICS AMBLATRY CARE 2 subject course for 10 Prereq: MATH 115 with 1.7 or above or COMPASS college algebra score of 51. Graphing calculator required; TI-83/4 recommended. 2130 Online Course STAFF credits. See Coordi- 6320 17-101 M-F 9:00A-9:50A MORRIS E nated Studies section. 6322 17-101 M-F 11:00A-11:50A MORRIS E MED A 125 DIGEST TERM/ANAT/PHARM 1 2132 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF 6324 17-102 MW 7:35P-9:45P STAFF Hybrid course. MATH 124 CALCULUS 5 MED A 128 MED ASST CLINICAL 1 5 Partially online; see Prereq: MATH 116 with 1.7 or above or COMPASS trigonometry score of Instructor permission. Additional $35.85 fee. Continuous enrollment. instructor or depart- 2134 23-210 ARR ARR STAFF 51. Graphing calculator required; TI-83/4 recommended. ment coordinator for 6326 17-107 M-F 8:00A-8:50A LIM H 6328 17-101 M-F 10:00A-10:50A STAFF MED A 133 GENITO TERM/ANAT/PHARM 1 more information. Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 80 and writing score of Add’l $35.85 fee. MATH 125 CALCULUS 5 65. Prereq: MATH 124 with 1.7 or above. Graphing calculator required; TI- 2136 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF 83/4 recommended. Online course. 6330 17-106 M-F 8:00A-8:50A WILSON D MED A 138 MED ASSIST CLINICAL II 5 Students may register 6332 17-106 M-F 10:00A-10:50A WILSON D 2138 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF through the Distance Learning Web page. MATH 126 CALCULUS 5 MED A 139 PRE-COOP EXP SEMINAR 1 Prereq: MATH 125 with 1.7 or above. Graphing calculator required; TI- 2140 Online Course STAFF Add’l $35.85 fee. 83/4 recommended. 6334 17-201 M-F 10:00A-10:50A WALTON A MED A 143 FEMALETERM/ANATOMY/PHARM 1 Weekend Col- 6336 17-106 TTh 5:15P-7:25P STAFF Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 80 and writing score of 65. lege course. These MATH 181 GEOMETRY FOR ELEM TEACHR 5 2142 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF hybrid courses are Prereq: MATH 097 with 1.7 or above or COMPASS algebra score of 71. partially online; see 6338 TBA M-F 9:00A-9:50A SCOTT E MED A 150 MED OFFICE PROCEDURES 1 2144 Online Course STAFF see instructor or de- MATH 210 ELEMENTS OF STATISTICS 5 partment coordinator Prereq: MATH 097 with 1.7 or above or COMPASS algebra score of 71. MED A 161 NEURO TERM/ANATOMY/PHARM 1 for more information. Graphing calculator required; TI-83/4 recommended. Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 80 and writing score of Also see www.high- 6340 17-104 TTh 8:30A-10:40A SKELTON K 65. 6342 17-104 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P SKELTON K 2146 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF line.edu/weekend. 6344 17-106 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P BURN H Add’l $35.85 fee. 6346 17-106 MW 5:15P-7:25P BURN H MED A 168 MED OFFICE INSURANCE I 1 2148 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF MATH 220 LINEAR ALGEBRA 5 Shaded areas indi- Prereq: MATH 125 with 1.7 or above. MATH 225 Recommended. 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MED A 206 MEDICAL CODING SYSTEMS 2 MUSIC MED A 168 or instructor permission. Fac Adv, Bldg 5: Sydney Stegall (Coord), ext 3880; Ben Thomas, ext 6311 2154 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF MUSIC 105 HISTORY OF JAZZ 5 MED A 209 RESPIRTERM/ANATOMY/PHARM 1 5134 4-123 T-Th 10:00A-10:50A THOMAS B Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 80 and writing score of 65. MUSIC 106 HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC 5 2156 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF 5136 Online Course THOMAS B MED A 215 ADVANCED MEDICAL INS 2 MUSIC 107 AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC 5 2158 Online Course STAFF 5138 4-123 TWTh 12:10P-1:00P THOMAS B MED A 217 BID/LYMP TERM/ANAT/PHARM 1 § MUSIC 110 MUSIC CULTURES OF WORLD 5 Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 80 and writing score of 65. 5140 4-123 M-F 8:00A-8:50A STEGALL S 2160 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF 5142 4-123 TTh 5:15P-7:25P ZIMBERG T

MED A 220 MED ASSIST CLINICAL 4 1- 5 MUSIC 111 MUSIC APPRECIATION 5 Instructor permission. Additional $26.35 fee. 5144 4-104 M-F 9:00A-9:50A GLOVER S 2162 23-210 ARR ARR MUSIC 116 BEGINNING CLASS PIANO 2 MED A 230 INTRO MED TRANSCRIPTION 2 Additional $16.85 fee. Prereq: BTECH 217. 5146 4-101 MW 10:00A-10:50A AKAKA S 2164 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF 5148 4-101 TTh 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 5150 4-101 TTh 11:00A-11:50A STAFF MED A 233 MUSCULO TERM/ANAT/PHARM 1 Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 80 and writing score of MUSIC 117 ELEMENTARY CLASS PIANO 2 65. Prereq: MUSIC 116 or equivalent experience. See instructor for help with ❖ Coordinated 2166 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF placement. Additional $16.85 fee. Studies course; com- 5152 4-101 MW 11:00A-11:50A AKAKA S MED A 238 NUTRITION AND HEALTH 1 bined with another MUSIC 118 INTERMEDIATE CLASS PIANO 2 2168 Online Course STAFF subject course for 10 Prereq: MUSIC 117 or equivalent experience. See instructor for help with placement. Additional $16.85 fee. credits. See Coordi- MED A 240 EXTERNSHIP 1- 7 5154 4-101 MW 11:00A-11:50A AKAKA S nated Studies section. Must be taken concurrently with MED A 241. Variable credit; continu- ous enrollment. MUSIC 121 SALSA MUSIC AND DANCE 2 2170 ARR ARR ARR STAFF Hybrid course. 5156 4-104 TTh 11:00A-11:50A THOMAS B Partially online; see MED A 241 MED A COOP SEMINAR 1- 5 MUSIC 125 BEGINNING CLASS GUITAR 2 2172 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF instructor or depart- Spanish guitar (with nylon strings and wide neck) and foot stool are ment coordinator for highly recommended. MED A 243 DERM TERM/ANATOMY/PHARM 1 5158 4-101 MW 12:10P-1:00P AKAKA S more information. Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 80 and writing score of 65. Add’l $35.85 fee. MUSIC 126 ELEMENTARY CLASS GUITAR 2 2174 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF Prereq: MUSIC 125 or permission. 5160 4-101 MW 9:00A-9:50A AKAKA S Online course. MED A 246 MEDICAL MANAGER SIM I 1 Students may register 2176 Online Course STAFF MUSIC 127 INTERMEDIATE CLASS GUITA 2 through the Distance Prereq: MUSIC 126 or permission. Learning Web page. MED A 251 SPECSENS/TERM/ANAT/PHARM 1 5162 4-101 MW 9:00A-9:50A AKAKA S Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 80 and writing score of Add’l $35.85 fee. 65. MUSIC 181 BEGINNING CLASS VOICE 2 2178 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF Additional $17.40 fee. Weekend Col- 5176 4-104 F 12:10P-2:40P GLOVER S MED A 254 MED TRANSCRIPTION II 2 lege course. These 2180 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF hybrid courses are MUSIC 182 INTERMEDIATE CLASS VOICE 2 Prereq: MUSIC 181. Additional $17.40 fee. partially online; see MED A 256 MEDICAL MANAGER SIM II 1 5178 4-104 F 12:10P-2:40P GLOVER S see instructor or de- 2182 Online Course STAFF partment coordinator MUSIC 183 ADV ART SONG CLASS VOICE 2 MED A 260 EMERGENCY/FIRST AID 3 Prereq: MUSIC 182. Additional $17.40 fee. for more information. 2184 23-210 ARR ARR STAFF 5180 4-104 F 12:10P-2:40P GLOVER S Also see www.high- line.edu/weekend. MED A 263 ENDO TERM/ANATOMY/PHARM 1 MUSIC 185 VOCAL TECH/PERFORM I 2 Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 80 and writing score of Prereq: MUSIC 183. Additional $17.40 fee. Add’l $35.85 fee. 65. 5182 4-104 F 12:10P-2:40P GLOVER S 2186 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF Shaded areas indi- MUSIC 186 VOCAL TECH/PERFORM II 2 MED A 266 MED TRANSCRIPTION III 1 cate Saturday and Prereq: MUSIC 185. Additional $17.40 fee. 2188 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF 5184 4-104 F 12:10P-2:40P GLOVER S evening courses. MED A 274 MED TRANSCRIPTION IV 1 MUSIC 187 VOCAL TECH/PERFORM III 2 2190 23-206 ARR ARR STAFF Prereq: MUSIC 186. Additional $17.40 fee. § Meets Diversity 5186 4-104 F 12:10P-2:40P GLOVER S and Globalism requirement.

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MUSIC 230 HIGHLINE CONCERT CHORALE 2 NURSING Instructor permission. 5188 4-104 M-Th 12:10P-1:00P GLOVER S Competitive program admission; students must follow a step- by-step process. For information, please call Admissions/Entry MUSIC 231 HIGHLINE CONCERT CHORALE 2 Services at (206) 878-3710, ext. 3181. Instructor permission. 5190 4-104 M-Th 12:10P-1:00P GLOVER S Fac Adv, Bldg 15: Barbara Smith (Coord), ext 3462; Maria Carpenter, ext 6025; Marie Esch-Radtke, ext 3852; Jin Do, ext 3691; Elise Muller-Lindgren, MUSIC 232 HIGHLINE CONCERT CHORALE 2 ext 3647; Teri Trillo, ext 3646 Instructor permission. 5192 4-104 M-Th 12:10P-1:00P GLOVER S NURS 103 CORE CONCEPTS IN NUR III 2 Prereq: NURS 102. Faculty place students in one of two sections. Addi- MUSIC 233 HIGHLINE CONCERT CHORALE 2 tional $15.30 fee. Instructor permission. 3012 ARR ARR ARR DO JIN 5194 4-104 M-Th 12:10P-1:00P GLOVER S NURS 115 NURSING PRACTICUM III 4 MUSIC 234 HIGHLINE CONCERT CHORALE 2 Prereq: NURS 113. Faculty determine clinical site placement. Instructor permission. 3014 ARR ARR ARR SMITH B 5196 4-104 M-Th 12:10P-1:00P GLOVER S NURS 116 LAB PRACTICUM III 1 MUSIC 235 HIGHLINE CONCERT CHORALE 2 Prereq: NURS 114. Faculty place students into lab groups. Addition- Instructor permission. al $40.60 fee. 5198 4-104 M-Th 12:10P-1:00P GLOVER S 3016 ARR ARR ARR DO JIN

NURS 117 RE-ENTRY PRACTICUM I 2 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION Acceptance into Nursing Program. Faculty determine clinical site place- Prereq: Perm. Private inst. courses are taken with an adviser approved, ment. Additional $40.60 fee. off-campus instructor chosen and paid for by the student. 10 half/hr. les- 3018 ARR ARR ARR TRILLO T sons = 1 cr., 10 1hr. lessons = 2 cr. Instructor must submit offi cial Highline ❖ Coordinated grade form before fi nals each quarter. Var. credits. NURS 122 PHARMACOLOGY IN NURS II 1 Studies course; com- Prereq: NURS 102. Faculty place students in one of two sections. bined with another 3020 ARR ARR ARR SMITH B MUSIC 170 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 1- 2 subject course for 10 5164 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S NURS 142 MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURS II 3 credits. See Coordi- Prereq: NURS 141. Faculty place students in one of two sections. nated Studies section. MUSIC 171 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 1- 2 3022 ARR ARR ARR TRILLO T 5166 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S NURS 202 ISSUES AND TRENDS II 1 Hybrid course. MUSIC 172 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 1- 2 Prereq: NURS 201. Faculty place students into sections. Partially online; see 5168 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S 3024 ARR ARR ARR MULLER-LIND instructor or depart- MUSIC 173 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 1- 2 NURS 212 NURSING PRACTICUM V 5 ment coordinator for 5170 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S Prereq: NURS 211 Faculty determine clinical site placement. more information. 3026 ARR ARR ARR ESCH-RADTKE Add’l $35.85 fee. MUSIC 174 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 1- 2 5172 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S NURS 213 NURSING PRACTICUM VI 3 Prereq: NURS 115. Faculty determine clinical site placement. Online course. MUSIC 175 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 1- 2 3028 ARR ARR ARR CARPENTER Students may register 5174 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S through the Distance NURS 214 LPN-RN COMM. PRACTICUM 1 Prereq: NURS 211 Learning Web page. MUSIC PERFORMANCE 3030 ARR ARR ARR MULLER-LIND Add’l $35.85 fee. Prereq: Perm. Credit given for performance courses w/Federal Way, Rainier, Northwest, Seattle and Tacoma Youth, and other symphonies/ NURS 225 LPN-RN MED-SURG NURS II 3 orchestras and musical organizations approved by the music depart- Prereq: NURS 192. Weekend Col- ment. Director must submit offi cial Highline grade form before fi nals 3032 ARR ARR ARR DO JIN lege course. These each quarter. Cont. enrollment. hybrid courses are NURS 231 PSYCH-MENTAL HEALTH NURS 6 partially online; see MUSIC 281 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 1 Prereq: NURS 241. Additional $15.30 fee. 5200 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S 3034 ARR ARR ARR CARPENTER see instructor or de- partment coordinator MUSIC 282 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 2 NURS 233 LPN-RN PSYCH-MENT.HLTH 3 for more information. 5202 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S Prereq: NURS 192. 3036 ARR ARR ARR CARPENTER Also see www.high- MUSIC 283 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 3 line.edu/weekend. 5204 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S NURS 242 MATERNAL-CHILD NURSING 5 Add’l $35.85 fee. Prereq: NURS 241. Additional $15.30 fee. MUSIC 284 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 4 3038 ARR ARR ARR ESCH-RADTKE 5206 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S Shaded areas indi- NURS 250 LPN-RN COMMUNITY NURSING 3 cate Saturday and MUSIC 285 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 5 Prereq: NURS 220. Additional $15.30 fee. evening courses. 5208 5-109 ARR ARR STEGALL S 3040 ARR ARR ARR MULLER-LIND

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NURS 291 SPECIAL STUDIES 1 LEGAL 119 CRIMINAL LAW & PROCEDURE 5 Instructor permission. Prereq: Minimum ASSET writing score of 40 or COMPASS writing score 3046 ARR ARR ARR STAFF of 65, and minimum ASSET reading score of 45 or COMPASS reading score of 88. NURS 292 SPECIAL STUDIES 2 2336 22-201 MW 5:15P-7:25P STAFF Instructor permission. 3050 ARR ARR ARR STAFF LEGAL 135 LAW OFFICE TECHNOLOGY 5 Prereq: BTECH 111. Additional $35.85 fee. 2338 30-302 MW 5:15P-7:25P NEILSON J

NUTRITION LEGAL 139 PRE-COOP WRK EXP SEMINAR 1 Prereq: LEGAL 100. Meets 04/24/09 Fac Adv, Bldg 15: Keith Paton (Coord) ext 3473; Tracy Brigham, ext 2340 2-101 F 8:30A-5:00P DAWSON C 3449 LEGAL 140 COOP WORK EXPERIENCE 1- 5 NUTR 110 SCIENCE OF NUTRITION 5 Prereq: LEGAL 139 and concurrent enrollment in LEGAL 141. Variable 3340 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A WELLS W credit; continuous enrollment. 3342 19-108 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P STAFF 2342 ARR ARR ARR DAWSON C 3344 14-105 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P BRIGHAM T 3346 21-201 MW 7:35P-9:45P SHEPPARD J LEGAL 141 COOP WORK EXPERIENCE SEM 1 3348 Online Course BRIGHAM T Prereq: LEGAL 139 and concurrent enrollment in LEGAL 140. 3350 Online Course BRIGHAM T 2344 22-205 M 4:10P-5:00P DAWSON C

§ LEGAL 160 LEGAL ISSUES: D/G 5 Topic: Constitutional Law. OCEANOGRAPHY 2346 29-104 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P DAWSON C Fac Adv, Bldg 29; Gerry Barclay, ext 3522; Chris Gan, ext 3695; Woody Mo- LEGAL 199 LEGAL RESEARCH/WRITING I 5 ❖ Coordinated ses, ext 3649; Sam Shabb, ext 3452; Joy Strohmaier (Coord), ext 6120 Prereq: LEGAL 100. Additional $80 fee. Studies course; com- 2348 29-106 MW 2:10P-4:20P DAWSON C bined with another OCEAN 101 SURVEY OF OCEANOGRAPHY 5 Prereq: MATH 081 or higher, or ASSET numerical skills score of 44 LEGAL 200 LEGAL RESEARCH/WRITING II 5 subject course for 10 or higher, or COMPASS pre-algebra score of 60 or higher. Addition- Prereq: LEGAL 199. Additional $80 fee. credits. See Coordi- al $19.50 fee. 2350 29-101 MW 2:10P-4:20P WHEELER B nated Studies section. 6052 MaST M 5:30P-8:30P HIGLEY R LEGAL 220 COMPUTER SEARCH & SEIZUR 5 2352 TBA TTh 5:15P-7:25P WHEELER B Hybrid course. Partially online; see OPTICIAN APPRENTICE LEGAL 240 COOP WORK EXPERIENCE II 1- 5 instructor or depart- Prereq: LEGAL 139 and concurrent enrollment in LEGAL 241. Variable Apprentice Training Coord, Bldg 9, ext 3131 credit; continuous enrollment. ment coordinator for 2354 ARR ARR ARR DAWSON C more information. OPTIC 106 OPHTHALMIC LABORATORY 5 3352 26-120 T 7:00P-9:30P DOHERTY C Add’l $35.85 fee. LEGAL 241 COOP WORK EXP SEMINAR 1 Prereq: LEGAL 139 and concurent enrollment in LEGAL 240. 2356 22-205 M 4:10P-5:00P DAWSON C Online course. Students may register PARALEGAL LEGAL 262 PROF DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR 2 through the Distance Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Bobby Wheeler (Coord), ext 3910; Che Dawson, ext Prereq: LEGAL 100. Meets 5/8, 5/9, 5/15 and 5/16. 3087; Joy Smucker, ext 3856 2358 TBA F 1:00P-5:00P STAFF Learning Web page. TBA Sa 8:30A-5:00P STAFF Add’l $35.85 fee. LEGAL 100 INTRO TO LEGAL SYSTEM 5 Prereq: Minimum ASSET writing score of 40 or COMPASS writing score LEGAL 284 SPECIAL TOPICS IN LAW 4 Topic: Elder Law. Weekend Col- of 65, and minimum ASSET reading score of 45 or COMPASS reading score of 88. 2360 TBA MW 12:10P-1:50P WHEELER B lege course. These 2326 TBA TTh 5:15P-7:25P STAFF hybrid courses are INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR partially online; see LEGAL 101 INTRO TO ETHICS 3 Prereq: LEGAL 100. see instructor or de- 2328 29-102 TTh 2:00P-3:10P STAFF PARENT EDUCATION partment coordinator for more information. LEGAL 102 CIVIL PROCEDURES I 5 Fac Adv, Bldg 29: Alicja Baker, ext 3789 Also see www.high- Prereq: LEGAL 100. 2330 14-101 TTh 7:35P-9:45P STAFF PARENTING line.edu/weekend. Add’l $35.85 fee. LEGAL 103 CIVIL PROCEDURES II 5 PARNT 120 BASIC PARENTING ABC’S I 2 Prereq: LEGAL 102. 3338 Online Course BAKER A 2332 29-216 TTh 7:35P-9:45P STAFF Shaded areas indi- cate Saturday and LEGAL 106 TORTS 4 evening courses. Prereq: LEGAL 100. 2334 29-101 MW 7:35P-9:45P NEILSON J

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COOPERATIVE PRESCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION Children typically attend a preschool several days a week for a few hours. Fac Adv, Bldg 15: Keith Paton (Coord), ext 3473; Tracy Brigham, ext 3449; Indiv. preschools determine tuition for teacher and supplies. Parents John Dunn, ext 3455 attend monthly parent ed. class and participate in children’s classroom. Activities include language dev., creative play, art and music, readiness Unless otherwise noted, all P E classes count toward the three credit skill building, and physical coordination while fostering social and emo- P E requirement. tional growth in a supervised environment. Sections refl ect age of child THEORY as of Aug. 31. Add’l info from instructor at (206) 878-3710, ext 3789. P E 100 PERSONAL HEALTH SCIENCE 3 PARNT 025 TOD PARNT ED III (2-3) 1- 3 3094 14-106 MWF 9:00A-9:50A SMITH D Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 3096 14-106 MWF 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 3332 TUK MW 10:00A-11:30A BAKER A 3098 22-201 MWF 11:00A-11:50A SMITH D 3100 22-201 MW 12:10P-1:25P PLYPICK T PARNT 028 PRESCH PARNT ED III(3-4) 1- 3 3102 TBA Sa 9:00A-11:30A PATON K Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. Item #3102 meets 4/4, 4/11, 4/25, 5/2, 5/16, 5/30. Final: 6/6. 3334 TUK TTh 9:30A-11:30A BAKER A § P E 101 GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES 5 PARNT 031 PRESCH PARNT ED III(4-5) 1- 3 3104 14-105 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P BRIGHAM T Instructor permission. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 3336 TUK MWF 9:30A-11:30P BAKER A P E 160 STANDARD FIRST AID/CPR 3 Additional $6.30 fee. 3176 22-205 MWF 8:00A-8:50A DUNN J 3178 22-205 MWF 9:00A-9:50A STAFF PERSONAL FITNESS TRAINER 3180 22-205 MWF 10:00A-10:50A MOSLEY A Fac Adv, Bldg 15: Josh Baker (Coord), ext 3997 3182 22-205 MWF 11:00A-11:50A NADEAU K 3184 22-205 T 5:15P-8:05P BAKER T PFT 110 EXERCISE SCIENCE 5 ❖ Coordinated 3280 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P WELLS W P E 171 FITNESS & NUTR. CONCEPTS 2 3186 14-102 TTh 11:00A-11:50A SMITH D Studies course; com- PFT 120 COMPONENTS OF EXERCISE 5 bined with another 3282 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P BAKER J FITNESS CENTER subject course for 10 PFT 130 EXERCISE FUNDAMENTALS 3 Students may enroll in only one fi tness center class per quarter. credits. See Coordi- 3284 21-104 M-W 10:00A-10:50A SMITH D All Fitness Center classes have a $7.90 fee per credit. nated Studies section. PE 123/223 and PE 186/286 meet 21-103. Students must attend at the PFT 140 FITNESS CENTER INTERN I 2 hour they registered for the fi rst week. After that, students may complete Hybrid course. 3286 ARR ARR ARR BAKER J their workouts during any of the scheduled class hours or open hours. For Partially online; see further info, go to fl ightline.highline.edu/pe/fi tnesscenter.htm. PFT 245 SFTY EMERG. PROC & LEGAL 2 instructor or depart- 3288 TBA Th 10:00A-10:50A STAFF P E 123 WEIGHT TRAINING 1 ment coordinator for Additional $8.30 fee. PFT 250 CARE & PRVNT FITNESS INJ 3 3148 more information. 3290 TBA F 10:00A-12:30P STAFF Add’l $35.85 fee. 3150 21-103 TTh 8:00A-8:50A STAFF 3152 21-103 TTh 9:00A-9:50A STAFF Online course. PHILOSOPHY 3154 21-103 TTh 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 3156 21-103 TTh 11:00A-11:50A STAFF Students may register Fac Adv, Bldg 5: Glen Avantaggio (Coord), ext 3425; Cheedy Jaja, ext 3158 21-103 TTh 12:00P-12:50P STAFF through the Distance 3415 3160 21-103 TTh 1:00P-1:50P STAFF Learning Web page. 3162 21-103 TTh 5:00P-5:50P STAFF PHIL 100 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY 5 Add’l $35.85 fee. 4258 10-201 M-F 10:00A-10:50A AVANTAGGIO G P E 186 TOTAL FITNESS 2 4260 14-104 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P AVANTAGGIO G Additional $16.60 fee. Weekend Col- 4262 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A TREMBLEY T 3188 21-103 MWF 8:00A-8:50A STAFF lege course. These 3190 21-103 MWF 9:00A-9:50A STAFF PHIL 110 INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS 5 3192 21-103 MWF 10:00A-10:50A STAFF hybrid courses are 4264 10-201 M-F 8:00A-8:50A FOX J 3194 21-103 MWF 11:00A-11:50A STAFF partially online; see 3196 21-103 MWF 12:00P-12:50P STAFF see instructor or de- PHIL 120 ELEM SYMBOLIC LOGIC 5 3198 21-103 MWF 1:00P-1:50P STAFF 4266 10-201 M-F 9:00A-9:50A FOX J 3200 21-103 MWF 5:00P-5:50P STAFF partment coordinator for more information. § PHIL 160 WORLD RELIGIONS 5 P E 223 WEIGHT TRAINING 1 Also see www.high- 4268 19-101 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P AVANTAGGIO G Prereq: P E 123. Additional $8.30 fee. line.edu/weekend. 3244 21-103 TTh 8:00A-8:50A STAFF INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR 3246 21-103 TTh 9:00A-9:50A STAFF Add’l $35.85 fee. 3248 21-103 TTh 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 3250 21-103 TTh 11:00A-11:50A STAFF Shaded areas indi- PHOTOGRAPHY 3252 21-103 TTh 12:00P-12:50P STAFF 3254 21-103 TTh 1:00P-1:50P STAFF cate Saturday and See Art or Printing entries. 3256 21-103 TTh 5:00P-5:50P STAFF evening courses.

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P E 286 TOTAL FITNESS 2 P E 149 ADVANCED FASTPITCH 2 Prereq: P E 186. Additional $16.60 fee. Instructor permission. 3266 21-103 MWF 8:00A-8:50A STAFF 3174 28-101 MW 2:00P-3:50P STAFF 3268 21-103 MWF 9:00A-9:50A STAFF 3270 21-103 MWF 10:00A-10:50A STAFF P E 203 BASKETBALL 1 3272 21-103 MWF 11:00A-11:50A STAFF Prereq: P E 103. 3274 21-103 MWF 12:00P-12:50P STAFF 3202 28-101 TTh 9:00A-9:50A STAFF 3276 21-103 MWF 1:00P-1:50P 3204 28-101 TTh 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 3278 21-103 MWF 5:00P-5:50P STAFF P E 205 CARDIO KICK-BOXING 1 Prereq: P E 105. ACTIVITY 3206 28-101 MW 9:00A-9:50A MARSHALL C All activity PE classes have a $6 activity fee. 3208 28-101 TTh 10:00A-10:50A DAVIS C

Students requiring special accommodations due to a disability must pro- P E 207 STEP AEROBICS 1 vide a “Letter of Accommodation”from Access Services and a written Prereq: P E 107. statement from a licensed physician or therapist indicating any limitations 3210 28-101 MW 10:00A-10:50A MARSHALL C or restrictions necessary. Instructor must receive both documents prior 3212 28-101 TTh 11:00A-11:50A DAVIS C to any active participation. Access Services is located in Bldg 99. P E 103 BASKETBALL 1 P E 213 GOLF 1 3106 28-101 TTh 9:00A-9:50A STAFF Prereq: P E 113. 3108 28-101 TTh 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 3214 28-101 F 9:00A-10:40A DUNN J

P E 105 CARDIO KICK-BOXING 1 P E 214 BADMINTON/PICKLEBALL 1 3110 28-101 MW 9:00A-9:50A MARSHALL C Prereq: P E 114. 3112 28-101 TTh 10:00A-10:50A DAVIS C 3216 28-101 MW 9:00A-9:50A DUNN J 3218 28-101 MW 10:00A-10:50A STAFF ❖ Coordinated P E 107 STEP AEROBICS 1 3114 28-101 MW 10:00A-10:50A MARSHALL C P E 215 JOGGING 1 Studies course; com- 3116 28-101 TTh 11:00A-11:50A DAVIS C Prereq: P E 115. bined with another 3220 28-101 TTh 9:00A-9:50A STAFF subject course for 10 P E 113 GOLF 1 3222 28-101 TTh 12:10P-1:00P STAFF 3118 28-101 F 9:00A-10:40A DUNN J credits. See Coordi- P E 216 KARATE 1 nated Studies section. P E 114 BADMINTON/PICKLEBALL 1 Prereq: P E 116. 3120 28-101 MW 9:00A-9:50A DUNN J 3224 28-101 MW 11:00A-11:50A KENAGA D 3122 28-101 MW 10:00A-10:50A STAFF Hybrid course. P E 217 INTRODUCTION TO TAI CHI 1 Partially online; see P E 115 JOGGING 1 Prereq: P E 117. instructor or depart- 3124 28-101 TTh 9:00A-9:50A STAFF 3226 28-101 MW 8:00A-8:50A JORGENSEN R 3126 28-101 TTh 12:10P-1:00P STAFF ment coordinator for P E 218 YOGA 1 more information. P E 116 KARATE 1 Prereq: P E 118. Add’l $35.85 fee. 3128 28-101 MW 11:00A-11:50A KENAGA D 3228 28-101 TTh 7:00A-7:50A EDEN S 3230 28-101 TTh 8:00A-8:50A EDEN S 3232 28-101 TTh 9:00A-9:50A DAVIS C Online course. P E 117 INTRODUCTION TO TAI CHI 1 3130 28-101 MW 8:00A-8:50A JORGENSEN R 3234 28-101 TTh 12:10P-1:00P DAVIS C Students may register 3236 28-101 Th 6:00P-7:40P FISH J through the Distance P E 118 YOGA 1 P E 220 SOCCER 1 Learning Web page. 3132 28-101 TTh 7:00A-7:50A EDEN S 3134 28-101 TTh 8:00A-8:50A EDEN S Prereq: P E 120. Add’l $35.85 fee. 3136 28-101 TTh 9:00A-9:50A DAVIS C 3238 28-101 MW 1:00P-1:50P MOORE T F 3138 28-101 TTh 12:10P-1:00P DAVIS C 3140 28-101 Th 6:00P-7:40P FISH J P E 221 TENNIS 1 Weekend Col- Prereq: P E 121. lege course. These P E 120 SOCCER 1 3240 28-101 MW 12:10P-1:00P PATON K hybrid courses are 3142 28-101 MW 1:00P-1:50P MOORE T F 3242 28-101 TTh 12:10P-1:00P PLYPICK T partially online; see P E 225 WRESTLING 1 see instructor or de- P E 121 TENNIS 1 3144 28-101 MW 12:10P-1:00P PATON K Prereq: P E 125. partment coordinator 3146 28-101 TTh 12:10P-1:00P PLYPICK T 3258 28-101 TTh 4:30P-5:20P NORTON S for more information. Also see www.high- P E 125 WRESTLING 1 P E 238 VOLLEYBALL 1 3164 28-101 TTh 4:30P-5:20P NORTON S Prereq: P E 138. line.edu/weekend. 3260 28-101 TTh 11:00A-11:50A STAFF Add’l $35.85 fee. P E 130 AEROBIC WALKING 1 3166 28-101 TTh 9:00A-9:50A STAFF P E 239 ADVANCED TRACK & FIELD 2 3168 28-101 TTh 12:10P-1:00P STAFF Instructor permission. Shaded areas indi- 3262 TBA MW 12:30P-2:20P BAKER T cate Saturday and P E 138 VOLLEYBALL 1 evening courses. 3170 28-101 TTh 11:00A-11:50A STAFF P E 249 ADVANCED FASTPITCH 2 Instructor permission. 3264 28-101 MW 2:00P-3:50P STAFF P E 139 ADVANCED TRACK & FIELD 2 § Meets Diversity Instructor permission. and Globalism 3172 TBA MW 12:30P-2:20P BAKER T requirement.

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PHYSICAL SCIENCE POLYSOMNOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGY Fac Adv: Igor Glozman, Bldg 29, ext 3510 Admission to program required. Please contact Admissions/ Entry Services at (206) 878-3710, ext 3181. P SCI 100 PHYSICAL SCIENCE 5 Fac Adv, Bldg 26: Nicki Bly (Program Manager), ext 3677 Prereq: MATH 081 or higher or ASSET numerical score of 44 or higher or COMPASS pre-algebra score of 60 or higher. PSG 207 THERAPEUTIC MODALITIESII 2 6152 29-306 M-F 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 3062 Online Course LUMPKIN D P SCI 120 ASTRONOMY 5 PSG 208 PREP FOR RPSGT EXAM 2 Prereq: MATH 081 or higher or ASSET numerical score of 44 or higher or COMPASS pre-algebra score of 60 or higher. 3064 Online Course LUMPKIN D 6154 Online Course GLOZMAN I PSG 221 PHYSICIAN ROUNDS 1 6156 Online Course GLOZMAN I 3066 Online Course BLY N 6157 TBA Sa 9:00A-1:00P LOVE Item # 6157 meets 4/4, 4/11, 4/25, 5/2, 5/16, & 5/30. Final: 6/6 PSG 230 POLYSOMNOGRAPHY PRACTICU 9 INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR 3068 Online Course BLY N

PHYSICS PRINTING Fac Adv: Tony Sittner (Coord), Bldg 16, ext 3068 Fac Adv: Igor Glozman, Bldg 29, ext 3510 PRINT 100 INTRODUCTION TO PRINTING 5 PHYS 100 SURVEY OF PHYSICS 5 5328 16-150 TThF 11:00A-12:30P WEBER D Prereq: MATH 097 or equiv. or instructor permission. Add’l $13.70 fee. 6158 29-306 TF 8:00A-9:50A REINEMER G PRINT 101 APPLIED PRINT PROCESSES 5 6160 29-306 MTh 8:00A-9:50A STAFF Prereq: Completion of PRINT 100 preferred, but not required. Basic co- ❖ Coordinated 29-306 W 8:00A-9:50A STAFF computer skills. Studies course; com- 5330 16-130 ARR ARR SITTNER T PHYS 202 ELECTRICITY/MAGNETISM 5 bined with another Prereq: MATH 125 and PHYS 201 or equivalent. Additional $13.70 fee. PRINT 112 PRESS/BINDERY I 5 subject course for 10 6162 29-306 MTF 11:00A-12:03P GLOZMAN I 5336 16-130 MW 8:00A-11:30A WEBER D credits. See Coordi- 29-306 Th 11:00A-12:50P GLOZMAN I nated Studies section. PRINT 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1-12 PHYS 203 WAVES 5 Variable credit; continuous enrollment. Prereq: PHYS 202 or equivalent. Additional $13.70 fee. 5338 ARR ARR ARR WEBER D Hybrid course. 6164 29-216 MWF 12:10P-1:20P REINEMER G 29-306 T 12:10P-2:00P REINEMER G Partially online; see PRINT 148 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 5 6166 29-216 MWF 12:10P-1:20P REINEMER G instructor or depart- Additional $35.85 fee. 29-306 T 2:10P-4:00P REINEMER G 5340 16-130 Th 3:00P-5:30P MORRIS B ment coordinator for more information. PRINT 149 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II 5 Add’l $35.85 fee. POLITICAL SCIENCE Additional $35.85 fee. 5342 16-130 MW 3:00P-5:30P MORRIS B Fac Adv, Bldg 11: James Peyton (Coord), ext 4885 Online course. PRINT 151 PREPRESS PRODUCTION I 5-10 POL S 120 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 5 Students may register Prereq: PRINT 111 or instructor approval. Variable credit. 1150 21-105 M-F 10:00A-10:50A DODD D through the Distance 5344 16-130 ARR ARR SITTNER T 1152 Online Course BOYAJIAN A Learning Web page. 1154 26-213 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P DODD D PRINT 152 PRESS PRODUCTION I 5-10 Add’l $35.85 fee. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. § POL S 130 COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT 5 5346 16-130 ARR ARR WEBER D 1156 26-213 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P BOYAJIAN A Weekend Col- PRINT 162 INTRO LETTERPRESS OPER 5 lege course. These POL S 160 AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY 5 5348 16-130 MW 8:00A-11:30A SITTNER T 1158 13-106 M-F 11:00A-11:50A GLENNON J hybrid courses are partially online; see PRINT 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 POL S 185 SPEC TOPIC:LAW & LEGAL 5 Variable credit; continuous enrollment. see instructor or de- 1160 22-201 MW 5:15P-7:25P STAFF 5350 ARR ARR ARR WEBER D Item #1160 topic: Criminal Law partment coordinator 1161 TBA TTh 5:15P-7:25P STAFF for more information. PRINT 254 PRESS PRODUCTION II 5-10 Variable credit. Also see www.high- § POL S 190 CRIT.ISSUES WORLD POL.II 5 5352 16-130 ARR ARR SITTNER T line.edu/weekend. 1162 13-106 M-F 10:00A-10:50A GLENNON J Add’l $35.85 fee. PRINT 255 PREPRESS PRODUCTION II 5-10 INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR Prereq: PRINT 151 or instructor permission. Variable credit. 5354 16-130 ARR ARR SITTNER T Shaded areas indi- cate Saturday and evening courses.

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PSYCHOLOGY REWRI 081 READING/WRITING LINK 10 Prereq: COMPASS ESL 210-259 or WRIT 030 or WRIT 071 and READ 030 Fac Adv, Bldg 11: Sue Frantz (Coord), ext 3404; Bob Baugher, ext 3414; Ruth or READ 071 with min. 2.0. For non-native speakers only. Enrollment in Frickle, ext 3111; Rod Fowers, ext 3401, Michele Manber, ext 3407 this item automatically registers you in an READ 081R and an WRIT 081R class. Additional $35.85 fee. PSYCH 100 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY 5 1912 10-102 M-F 9:00A-9:50A RENIKER S Prereq: Min reading ASSET 40 or COMPASS 80. Students with a COMPASS 16-105 M-F 10:00A-10:50A PHILLIPS P 71-79 may enroll if also enrolled in READ 101, Study Skills for Psych. 1914 TBA M-F 9:00A-9:50A PHILLIPS P 1086 21-206 M-F 8:00A-8:50A FRICKLE R 10-207 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SWYT W 1088 21-206 M-F 9:00A-9:50A FRICKLE R 1916 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P MAHMOUD A 1090 21-206 M-F 10:00A-10:50A FOWERS R TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P SHEN L 1092 21-206 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P FRANTZ S 1094 21-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P NEUFELD G READ 081 COLLEGE PREP READ II 5 1096 21-206 MW 5:15P-7:25P FRANTZ S Prereq: COMPASS reading 61-70 or COMPASS ESL 210-259 or READ 030 1098 Online Course NEUFELD G with min 2.0. Additional $35.85 fee. 1100 Online Course FOWERS R 1262 14-106 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P SHEN L 1264 30-202 W 5:15P-7:25P FULTON M PSYCH 120 PSYCH OF HUMAN RELATIONS 5 1102 21-205 M-F 11:00A-11:50A BAUGHER R READ 081L COLLEGE PREP READ LAB II 5 1104 21-205 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P BAUGHER R Prereq: COMPASS reading 44-60, COMPASS ESL 150-209 or 2.0 or better in ESL 029. PSYCH 130 DEATH AND LIFE 3 1266 26-319d M-F 9:00A-10:50A ROBINSON D 1106 21-205 MWF 9:00A-9:50A BAUGHER R 1268 26-319d M-Th 11:00A-1:13P ROBINSON D

PSYCH 152 UNDERSTANDING AIDS 2 READ 091 COLLEGE PREP READING III 5 Prereq: COMPASS reading score 71-79 or 2.0 in READ 060 or READ 081. 1108 21-205 TTh 9:00A-9:50A BAUGHER R Additional $35.85 fee. 1274 TBA M-F 9:00A-9:50A WHITSON A PSYCH 215 DEVELOP PSYCH:LIFE SPAN 5 ❖ Coordinated 1278 21-203 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P FULTON M Prereq: PSYCH 100 1280 22-202 W 11:00A-1:03P HIBBS E Studies course; com- 1110 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P FOWERS R 1282 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P FULTON M bined with another 1112 Online Course FOWERS R 1284 Online Course HIBBS E subject course for 10 1114 Online Course STAFF credits. See Coordi- READ 091L COLLEGE PREP READ LABIII 5 § PSYCH 220 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 5 Prereq: COMPASS reading score 71-79 or 2.0 in READ 060 or READ nated Studies section. Prereq: PSYCH 100 or equivalent. 081. 1116 21-206 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P FRICKLE R 1288 26-319d M-F 9:00A-10:50A ROBINSON D Hybrid course. 1286 26-319d M-Th 11:00A-1:13P ROBINSON D Partially online; see PSYCH 250 RESEARCH METHODS 5 Prereq: PSYCH 100. READ 100 READING & STUDY SKILLS 5 instructor or depart- 1118 21-105 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P MANBER M Prereq: COMPASS reading Score 80-100 or completion of READ 091. ment coordinator for 1290 22-203 M-F 10:00A-10:50A WHITSON A more information. INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR Add’l $35.85 fee. READ 101 STUDY SKILLS (PSYCH 100) 2 Ends 05/18/09 READING 1292 23-309 M-W 11:00A-11:50A WHITSON A Online course. Students may register Fac Adv, Bldg 11: Eena Hibbs, ext 3948; Pat Phillips (Coord), ext 3944; Lijun Shen, ext 3121 through the Distance RESPIRATORY CARE Learning Web page. READ 057 READING LABORATORY 1- 5 Admission to program required. Please contact Admissions/ Add’l $35.85 fee. Prereq: Minimum COMPASS reading score of 44 or COMPASS ESL 140. Entry Services at (206) 878-3710, ext 3181. Additional $25.30 fee. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 1250 26-319d M-F 9:00A-10:50A ROBINSON D Fac Adv: Bob Bonner (Coord), Bldg 15, ext 3469 Weekend Col- 1252 26-319d M-Th 11:00A-1:13P ROBINSON D lege course. These R C 103 RESPIRATORY CARE SCIENCE 4 REWRI 071 ESL READING/WRITING LINK 10 Prereq: R C 102. Additional $15.30 fee. hybrid courses are Prereq: COMPASS ESL 150-209. For non-native speakers only. Enrollment 3070 26-213 MW 8:00A-10:00A BONNER R partially online; see in this item automatically registers you for a WRIT 071R and an READ see instructor or de- 071R class. Additional $35.85 fee. R C 113 PRACTICUM 5 Prereq: R C 112. partment coordinator 1910 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P TANG T 17-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P PHILLIPS P 3072 ARR ARR ARR BLY N for more information. Also see www.high- READ 071 COLLEGE PREP READING I 5 R C 130 AIDS EDUC/PRACTITIONER 1 line.edu/weekend. Prereq: COMPASS reading 44-60, COMPASS ESL 150-209. Addition- Prereq: Matriculated status in Respiratory Care Program. al $35.85 fee. 3074 26-219 ARR ARR BONNER R Add’l $35.85 fee. 1254 TBA W 5:15P-7:25P SHEN L R C 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 Shaded areas indi- READ 071L COLLEGE PREP READ LAB I 5 Instructor permission. Requires work experience coordinated w/instruc- Prereq: COMPASS reading 44-60, COMPASS ESL 150-209. Addition- tor. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. cate Saturday and al $25.30 fee. 3076 ARR ARR ARR BLY N evening courses. 1256 26-319d M-F 9:00A-10:50A ROBINSON D 1258 26-319d M-Th 11:00A-1:13P ROBINSON D R C 203 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY III 3 Prereq: R C 202. Additional $15.30 fee. § Meets Diversity 3078 TBA Th 7:30A-10:30A HINKSON C and Globalism requirement.

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R C 207 RESPIRATORY CARE SEMINAR 3 SPCH 100 BASIC ORAL COMMUNICATION 5 Prereq: R C 202 or advanced standing, or practitioners. Additional Prereq: Min reading COMPASS 71 or ASSET 38 or COMPASS ESL 260 or $15.30 fee. either READ 060 or SPCH 080 with min. 2.0. 3080 26-213 F 7:30A-10:15A BONNER R 5004 14-101 M-F 7:00A-7:50A GIBSON T 5006 14-101 M-F 8:00A-8:50A GIBSON T R C 213 ADVANCES/PULMONARY MED 1 5010 14-103 M-Th 8:00A-8:50A ROPP V Prereq: R C 202. Item #5010 has an online element. 3082 TBA Th 11:00A-12:00P BLY N 5014 14-103 M-Th 9:00A-9:50A DOSANJH H Item #5014 has an online element. R C 214 COMMUNITY-BASED R C 2 5016 14-101 M-Th 9:00A-9:50A ROPP V 3084 26-219 W 10:00A-12:00P BLY N Item #5016 has an online element. 5018 TBA M-Th 10:00A-10:50A OEHLSCHLAE R C 233 PRACTICUM VII 6 Item #5018 has an online element. Prereq: R C 232. 5020 14-101 M-Th 10:00A-10:50A STAFF 3086 26-219 MW 11:00A-12:00P JAHNS J Item #5020 has an online element. 5022 3-102 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P ROPP V 5024 14-103 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P PROCTOR S 5028 14-103 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P OEHLSCHLAEGE SOCIOLOGY 5030 14-101 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P STAFF 5032 14-103 TTh 7:35P-9:45P FELLERS C Fac Adv, Bldg 11: Tim McMannon (Coord), ext 3329; Darryl Brice, ext 5034 14-101 M 5:30P-9:30P PROCTOR S 3648; Hui Ming Huo, ext 3961 5036 Online Course BREMEN E 5038 Online Course BREMEN E SOC 110 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY 5 1230 26-315 M-F 9:00A-9:50A BRICE D § SPCH 200 INTERCULTURAL COMM. 5 1232 26-315 M-F 10:00A-10:50A BRICE D Prereq: Min reading COMPASS 71 or ASSET 38 or COMPASS ESL 260 or 1234 26-315 M-F 11:00A-11:50A HUO HUI either READ 060 READ 071 or SPCH 080 or SPCH 100 with min. 2.0. 1236 Online Course HUO HUI 5040 Online Course ZEDIKER K 1238 Online Course HUO HUI ❖ Coordinated SPCH 210 INTERPERSONAL & GROUP 5 Studies course; com- § SOC 130 AMERICAN DIVERSITY 5 Prereq: Min reading COMPASS 71 or ASSET 38 or COMPASS ESL 260 or bined with another 1240 26-315 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P HUO HUI either READ 060 READ 071 or SPCH 080 or SPCH 100 with min. 2.0. Recom. completion of SPCH 100. subject course for 10 INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR 5042 Online Course ZEDIKER K credits. See Coordi- nated Studies section. SPCH 213 PRESENTATION SKILLS 5 SPANISH Prereq: Min reading COMPASS 71 or ASSET 38 or COMPASS ESL 260 or either READ 060 READ 071 or SPCH 080 or SPCH 100 with min. 2.0. Hybrid course. All language classes are offered in sequence, starting with 101. Recom. completion of SPCH 100. Partially online; see 5044 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P ROPP V Fac Adv: Arline Garcia (Coord), Bldg 15, ext 3520 instructor or depart- 5046 14-103 TTh 1:20P-3:40P FELLERS C ment coordinator for SPAN 101 ELEMENTARY SPANISH 5 INDEPENDENT STUDIES: ARRANGE WITH INSTRUCTOR more information. Prereq: COMPASS writing score of 65 or above and COMPASS reading score of 80 or above. Intensive Elementary Spanish. Ends 5/4. Add’l $35.85 fee. 5268 17-204 M-Th 11:00A-1:13P STAFF STUDENT SERVICES Online course. SPAN 102 ELEMENTARY SPANISH 5 Fac Adv: Lance Gibson (Coord), Bldg 6, ext 3581 Students may register Prereq: SPAN 101 with minimum of 1.5 or permission. 5270 17-204 M-Th 11:00A-1:13P STAFF through the Distance S SER 090 COLLEGE SKILLS LAB 1- 2 Item #5270 is Intensive Elementary Spanish. Starts 05/05/09 For students enrolled in 10 or more credits. Variable credit; continu- Learning Web page. 5272 17-204 M-Th 1:20P-2:23P GARTMAN M ous enrollment. Add’l $35.85 fee. 5274 17-204 MW 7:35P-9:45P GARTMAN M 7002 21-104 M-Th 11:00A-11:50A MOSLEY A 7004 21-104 M-Th 12:10P-1:00P MOSLEY A SPAN 103 ELEMENTARY SPANISH 5 Weekend Col- 7006 21-104 M-Th 1:10P-2:00P MOSLEY A Prereq: SPAN 102 with minimum of 1.5 or permission. lege course. These 5276 17-204 M-F 9:00A-9:50A GARCIA A S SER 100 COLLEGE SURVIVAL 1 5278 17-204 M-F 10:00A-10:50A GARCIA A hybrid courses are Instructor permission. For international students only. 5280 17-204 TTh 5:15P-7:25P GARTMAN M partially online; see 7008 3-102 T 2:30P-3:20P FUJIWARA M 7010 3-102 W 2:30P-3:20P FUJIWARA M see instructor or de- SPAN 203 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 5 partment coordinator Prereq: SPAN 202 with minimum of 1.5 or permission. 5282 17-206 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P GARCIA A for more information. TRAVEL & TOURISM Also see www.high- line.edu/weekend. INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT SPEECH Add’l $35.85 fee. Fac Adv: Nancy Warren (Coord), Bldg 9, ext 3343 Fac Adv, Bldg 18: Barbara Clinton, ext 3151; Ellen Bremen, ext 3698; Rolita Shaded areas indi- Ezeonu, ext 6089; Laura Manning, ext 6037; Shannon Proctor (Coord), TRAV 125 SABRE RESERVATIONS 5 ext 3198; Bldg.5: Vickie Ropp, ext 3434 Prereq: TRANS 100 and minimum ASSET reading score of 40 or COM- cate Saturday and PASS reading score of 80 and minimum ASSET numerical skills score of evening courses. SPCH 080 IMPROVING SPEECH SKILLS 5 40 or COMPASS pre-algebra score of 45. Has an online element. Additional $35.85 fee. 2258 Online Course LINDSAY J 5002 17-105 M-Th 10:00A-10:50A DOSANJH H § Meets Diversity and Globalism requirement.

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TRAV 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 6 VICOM 235 COMPUTER FREEHAND DESIGN 3 Permission and cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher. BUSN 139 or BTECH 139. Additional $35.85 fee. Requires work experience coordinated w/instructor. Variable credit; con- 5374 16-156 MW 1:00P-2:30P NGARMKRERKCH tinuous enrollment. 2260 ARR ARR ARR LINDSAY J WRITING TRAV 156 TRAVEL DESTINATIONS 5 Additional $35.85 fee. Fac Adv for WRIT 071/081 only, Bldg 5: Lonny Kaneko, ext 3429; Monica 2262 23-309 M 8:00A-10:15A LINDSAY J Lemoine, ext 3034; Wendy Swyt (Coord), ext 3515; Tianyi Tang, ext TBA W 8:00A-10:15A LINDSAY J 3153 2264 Online Course LINDSAY J REWRI 071 ESL READING/WRITING LINK 10 TRAV 165 MANAGE CUSTOMER SERVICE 5 Prereq: COMPASS ESL 150-209. For non-native speakers only. Enrollment 2266 23-306 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P WARREN N in this item automatically registers you for a WRIT 071R and an READ 071R class. Additional $35.85 fee. TRAV 216 AIRLINE CUSTOMER SERVICE 5 1910 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P TANG T Additional $16.85 fee. 17-201 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P PHILLIPS P 2268 23-309 M 12:15P-2:30P LINDSAY J TBA W 12:15P-2:30P LINDSAY J WRIT 071 WRITING FOR NONNATIVE SP 5 COMPASS ESL 150-209 or ASSET language 25-27. TRAV 240 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 4002 17-203 T 5:15P-7:25P ADAMS J Permission and cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher. BUSN 139 or BTECH 139. Requires work experience coordinated w/instructor. Variable credit; con- REWRI 081 READING/WRITING LINK 10 tinuous enrollment. Prereq: COMPASS ESL 210-259 or WRIT 030 or WRIT 071 and READ 030 2270 ARR ARR ARR LINDSAY J or READ 071 with min. 2.0. For non-native speakers only. Enrollment in this item automatically registers you in an READ 081R and an WRIT 081R TRAV 283 CRUISE PRACTICUM 3 class. Additional $35.85 fee. Instructor permission. Students must book passage on a cruise May 8– 1912 10-102 M-F 9:00A-9:50A RENIKER S ❖ Coordinated 10. Meets 4/17, 5/1 and 5/15. 16-105 M-F 10:00A-10:50A PHILLIPS P Studies course; com- 2272 TBA F 1:00P-5:00P PATTERSON J 1914 TBA M-F 9:00A-9:50A PHILLIPS P bined with another TBA F 1:00P-5:00P WARREN N 10-207 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SWYT W 1916 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P MAHMOUD A subject course for 10 Certifi cate in Customer Service with Hospitality/Tourism emphasis. TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P SHEN L credits. See Coordi- See IBest. nated Studies section. WRIT 081 WRITING SKILLS 5 Prereq: COMPASS ESL 210-259 or WRIT 030 with min. 2.0. 4006 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A LEMOINE M Hybrid course. VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS 4008 17-203 T 5:15P-7:25P ADAMS J Partially online; see Fac Adv: Gary Nelson (Coord), Bldg 16, ext 3506 instructor or depart- Fac Adv, Bldg 5: Rosemary Adang, ext 3822; Lisa Bernhagen, ext 3213; Allison Green, ext 3512; Sharon Hashimoto, ext 3158; Lonny Kaneko, ext ment coordinator for VICOM 110 GRAPHIC DESIGN I 5 5356 16-158 M-F 8:00A-8:50A NELSON G 3429; Tommy Kim, ext 3871; Susan Landgraf, ext 3427; Tarisa Matusmoto- more information. Maxfi eld, ext 6405; Susan Rich, ext 3253; Matt Schwisow, ext 3699; Monica Add’l $35.85 fee. VICOM 130 GRAPHIC DESIGN III 5 Lemoine, ext 3034; Wendy Swyt (coord), ext 3515; Ruth Windhover, ext Prereq: VICOM 110 and VICOM 120. 3431; Angi Caster, ext 6059 Online course. 5358 16-158 TThF 11:00A-12:30P WORTHINGTON Students may register VICOM 140 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1- 5 WRIT 091 PREP COLLEGE WRITING I 5 through the Distance Instructor permission. Requires work experience coordinated w/instruc- Prereq: COMPASS writing 40-64 or COMPASS ESL 260 or completion of WRIT060 or ESL 060 with 2.0 or above. Recommended: COMPASS read- Learning Web page. tor. Variable credit; continuous enrollment. 5360 ARR ARR ARR RYAN M ing 61-70 or ASSET reading 36-37. Additional $35.85 fee. Add’l $35.85 fee. 4016 TBA M-F 8:00A-8:50A JOHNSTON-ROB VICOM 150 BUSN PROFESSIONAL ARTIST 3 4018 TBA M-F 9:00A-9:50A BERNHAGEN L 5362 16-158 TTh 2:00P-3:30P WORTHINGTON 4020 29-102 M-F 9:00A-9:50A JOHNSTON-ROB Weekend Col- 4022 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A RENIKER S lege course. These VICOM 153 LETTERING II 2 4024 10-105 M-F 10:00A-10:50A BERNHAGEN L hybrid courses are Prereq: Visual Communications 152 4026 TBA M 11:00A-1:13P LEMOINE M partially online; see 5364 16-158 MW 11:00A-12:30P NELSON G 4028 TBA T 11:00A-1:13P LEMOINE M 4030 TBA MW 7:35P-9:45P KANEKO L see instructor or de- VICOM 211 DESIGN WITH FLASH 3 partment coordinator Additional $35.85 fee. WRIT 098 PREP COLLEGE WRITING II 5 for more information. 5366 16-156 MW 9:00A-10:30A NGARMKRERKC Prereq: WRIT 091 with grade of 0.7. Recommended: COMPASS Reading 61-70 or ASSET reading 36-37. Additional $35.85 fee. Also see www.high- VICOM 228 INDESIGN LAYOUT 3 4034 TBA M-F 8:00A-8:50A JOHNSTON-ROB line.edu/weekend. Additional $35.85 fee. 4032 TBA M-F 9:00A-9:50A BERNHAGEN L Add’l $35.85 fee. 5368 16-156 TTh 9:00A-10:30A STAFF 4036 29-102 M-F 9:00A-9:50A JOHNSTON-ROB 4038 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A RENIKER S VICOM 230 PHOTOSHOP 3 4040 10-105 M-F 10:00A-10:50A BERNHAGEN L Shaded areas indi- Additional $35.85 fee. 4042 TBA M 11:00A-1:13P LEMOINE M cate Saturday and 5370 16-156 MW 6:00P-7:30P BOYD D 4044 TBA T 11:00A-1:13P LEMOINE M evening courses. 4046 TBA MW 7:35P-9:45P KANEKO L VICOM 231 PHOTOSHOP II 3 Additional $35.85 fee. § Meets Diversity 5372 16-156 MW 3:00P-5:30P MORRIS B and Globalism requirement.

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WRIT 101 PRINCIPLES OF WRITING 5 WRIT 143 INTRO TO TECH WRITING 5 Prereq: Minimum COMPASS writing 65 or ASSET language skill of 40 or Prereq: WRIT 101 or equivalent with grade of 2.0 or above. 2.0 or above in WRIT 091 or 098. Minimum COMPASS reading score of 4124 Online Course SCHWISOW M 71 or 2.0 or above in READ 060 or equivalent. Additional $35.85 fee. 4048 10-203 M-F 8:00A-8:50A OTTINGER A WRIT 151 CREATIVE WRITING 5 4050 14-105 MW 8:00A-8:50A OWINGS S Prereq: WRIT 101 or equivalent with grade of 2.0 or above. 4052 TBA TTh 8:30A-10:50A CASTER A 4128 TBA M-W 9:00A-9:50A LANDGRAF S 4054 23-310 M-F 9:00A-9:50A OTTINGER A 4130 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P HASHIMOTO S 4056 3-103 MW 9:00A-9:50A OWINGS S 4132 10-204 M 5:15P-7:25P KANEKO L 4058 10-206 M-F 9:00A-9:50A HASHIMOTO S 4074 22-203 M-F 9:00A-9:50A NIEDA T WRIT 199 WRIT CONSULTANT PRACTIC 1- 5 4060 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A NIEDA T Prereq: WRIT 101 with 3.5 or above; or permission. Variable credit. 4062 10-205 M-F 10:00A-10:50A HASHIMOTO S 4134 26-319d F 1:20P-3:00P ADANG R 4064 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A WINDHOVER R 4066 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P WINDHOVER R WRIT 203 ADV. EDITING STRATEGIES 2 4068 10-201 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P HOFMANN E Prereq: COMPASS writing 40-64 or COMPASS ESL 260 or completion 4070 TBA TTh 11:00A-1:10P GREEN A of WRIT060 or ESL 060 with 2.0 or above. Recommended: COMPASS 4072 TBA TTh 11:00A-1:10P SIROHI G reading 61-70 or ASSET reading 36-37. Starts 04/21/09 4073 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P BERNHAGEN L 4136 TBA TTh 1:20P-2:23P ADANG R 4082 14-104 W 5:15P-7:25P KANEKO L 4084 17-105 M 7:35P-9:45P MCCOLLUM J WRIT 251 ADVANCED VERSE WRITING 5 4086 10-202 TTh 5:15P-7:25P JAMES S Prereq: WRIT 101 with a 2.0 and WRIT 151. 4088 10-202 TTh 7:35P-9:45P JAMES S 4138 TBA M-W 9:00A-9:50A LANDGRAF S 4090 Online Course SCHWISOW M 4140 10-204 M 5:15P-7:25P KANEKO L 4092 Online Course SCHWISOW M WRIT 252 ADVANCED VERSE WRITING 5 Prereq: WRIT 101 with a 2.0 and WRIT 251. WRIT 101 PRINCIPLES OF WRITING 5 Prereq: Minimum COMPASS writing 65 or ASSET language skill of 40 or 4142 TBA M-W 9:00A-9:50A LANDGRAF S ❖ Coordinated 2.0 or above in WRIT 091 or 098. Minimum COMPASS reading score of 4144 10-204 M 5:15P-7:25P KANEKO L 71 or 2.0 or above in READ 060 or equivalent. Studies course; com- 4076 TBA M-F 10:00A-10:50A RICH S WRIT 253 ADVANCED VERSE WRITING 5 bined with another 4078 TBA M-Th 11:00A-12:03P RICH S Prereq: WRIT 101 with a 2.0 and WRIT 252. subject course for 10 4080 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P ADANG R 4146 TBA M-W 9:00A-9:50A LANDGRAF S 4148 10-204 M 5:15P-7:25P KANEKO L credits. See Coordi- WRIT 103 EDITING STRATEGIES 2 nated Studies section. Prereq: COMPASS writing 40-64 or COMPASS ESL 260 or completion WRIT 255 ADVANCED FICTION WRITING 5 Prereq: WRIT 151. of WRIT060 or ESL 060 with 2.0 or above. Recommended: COMPASS Hybrid course. reading 61-70 or ASSET reading 36-37. Starts 04/21/09 4150 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P HASHIMOTO S 4094 TBA TTh 1:20P-2:23P ADANG R 4152 10-204 M 5:15P-7:25P KANEKO L Partially online; see instructor or depart- WRIT 105 RESEARCH/PERSUASIVE WRIT 5 WRIT 256 ADVANCED FICTION WRITING 5 ment coordinator for Prereq: WRIT 101 or equivalent with grade of 2.0 or above. Addition- Prereq: WRIT 255. al $35.85 fee. 4154 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P HASHIMOTO S more information. 4096 10-204 MW 8:00A-8:50A MC MILLAN-CL 4156 10-204 M 5:15P-7:25P KANEKO L Add’l $35.85 fee. 4098 22-202 Th 8:00A-8:50A GRAMM C 4100 10-204 Th 9:00A-9:50A GRAMM C WRIT 257 ADVANCED FICTION WRITING 5 4102 14-105 M-F 9:00A-9:50A SIROHI G Prereq: WRIT 256. Online course. 4106 10-204 M-F 10:00A-10:50A SIROHI G 4158 TBA M-Th 12:10P-1:13P HASHIMOTO S Students may register 4108 14-105 MW 10:00A-10:50A MC MILLAN-CL 4160 10-204 M 5:15P-7:25P KANEKO L through the Distance 4110 3-103 M-Th 11:00A-12:03P CASTER A Learning Web page. 4112 3-103 M-Th 12:10P-1:13P CASTER A 4114 10-104 MW 5:15P-7:25P NEWMAN M Add’l $35.85 fee. 4116 10-104 MW 7:35P-9:45P NEWMAN M 4118 Online Course MATSUMOTO-M Weekend Col- 4120 Online Course MATSUMOTO-M lege course. These 4122 Online Course MATSUMOTO-M hybrid courses are partially online; see see instructor or de- partment coordinator for more information. Also see www.high- line.edu/weekend. Add’l $35.85 fee.

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NONPROFIT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT— The programs offered are a mix of workshops designed for RAISING THE BAR SELF-PACED all levels of staff, management and board members within NLINE the nonprofi t agency. Instructors for our nonprofi t workshops How to Earn a Living Freelancing O ! have worked in the human services sector, have consulted for, Do you fear being downsized? Millions of people and trained personnel in, the nonprofi t work environment. prosper as independent contractors. Topics: How For complete program information, please call to market yourself, fi nding the work, hot markets, (206) 870-3785. establishing your fees, and how to get started. Online class runs for 6 weeks. Complete the les- sons on your own timetable. Visit our website for complete course information. CEUs: 2.4 Nonprofi t Workshops Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Getting Grants: Module 1-Overview Gary Fugere Item 9128Q Fee: $69 Geared to small and medium-sized nonprofi t organizations. Learn how to identify grant opportunities, char- How to Start an Internet Business acteristics and practices of successful applicant Do you fear being left behind the Internet explo- organizations, aspects of budgeting especially sion? How much richer would your life be if you relevant to grant application process, and how to operated your own business? Get your website develop relationships with funders. CEUs: .35 online and learn how to bring people to your site. Apr 28 9:00A-12:00P 1 Tue Read lessons, participate in activities and hold live Bldg 99 Rm 132 interactive discussions. Visit our website for com- Lisa Arnold Item 9112Q Fee: $79 plete course information. CEUs: 2.4 Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Getting Grants: Module 2-Writing the Grant Gary Fugere Item 9130Q Fee: $69 Application (Funding Proposal) Geared to small and medium-sized nonprofi t organizations. Teaching on the Internet Addresses common questions related to writing Use the Internet to train and communicate with grants: effective proposal summaries, introduc- large, geographically wide-ranging groups. Take tions, problem (needs) statements, describing this online class and create your fi rst class. Learn program objectives, methods, and evaluation pro- from someone of the frontline. By the end of lesson cesses. Participants can bring a proposal for class 4 you’ll be inviting students to your new class- review, discussion, and feedback. CEUs: ..35 room. CEUs: 2.4 Apr 28 1:00-4:00P 1 Tue Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Bldg 99 Rm 132 Gary Fugere Item 9150Q Fee: $69 Lisa Arnold Item 9114Q Fee: $79 How to Start a Home-Based Business Why Pay More? Tired of working for someone else? This online Attend both Module 1 and Module 2 of Getting class provides mentoring and step-by-step tech- Grants for a special fee. niques and strategies for getting your business up Item 9118Q Fee: $149 and running quickly. Read lessons, participate in activities and hold live interactive discussions. Visit Seven Ways Your Nonprofi t Can Get Support From our website for complete information. CEUs: 2.4 Corporations & Businesses Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged See our Web site for details for site our Web See For nonprofi t board, volunteers, and staff who want to learn Gary Fugere Item 9132Q Fee: $69 how to approach corporations. How to partner with for-profi ts for fi nancial, in- REAL ESTATE PROGRAMS kind, and other support. CEUs: .3 May 7 6:00-9:00P 1 Thu Real Estate Finance Bldg 99 Rm 131 Teaches fundamentals of real estate math, fi nance, Lisa Arnold Item 9134Q Fee: $79 and serves as an intro to income capitalization. Real estate investment principles and debt lever- Beyond the Bake Sale and the Big Benefi t aging are explained. 3 credits/30 clock hours. Geared to staff and/or volunteers of nonprofi ts and community- Mar 30-Jun 8 6:30-9:30P 10 Mon based organizations Main Campus Bldg 3, Rm 103 This class outlines four fundraising activities that Henry Eiselstein Item 8878Q Fee: $225* community-based and/or nonprofi t organizations No class: May 25 with little or no staff can use to generate more (often much more) revenue than is possible with Real Estate Principles a bake sale, and with much less effort than is re- General overview of real estate sales and mar- quired for a benefi t event. Class will focus on the keting principles. Designed for real estate agents nuts & Bolts of implementing each fundraising ac- pursuing a broker’s license, those desiring to ac- tivity. CEUs: .3 quire a Washington Real Estate License or general Apr 30 6:00-9:00P 1 Thu knowledge of the fi eld. Meets Wash. 60 clock- Bldg 99 Rm 132 hour req’mt for Salesperson’s Exam. Req’d text: Lisa Arnold Item 9116Q Fee: $79 “Washington Real Estate Fundamentals.” 5 cred- its/60 clock hours Mar 31-Jun 4 6:30P-9:30P 10 Tue, 10 Thu Main Campus Bldg 3, Rm 103

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SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Part III: Manage Your Cash Business Building Financial management knowledge is vital to every CENTER business. Discuss the importance of adequate Our business programs are partially sponsored by fi nancing, preparing a cash fl ow statement, break- the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and even point, accounts receivable, Balance Sheet, the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Washing- Income Statement, budgeting and IRS issues, to ton State University. name a few. CEUs: .3 Apr 7 6:30-9:30P 1 Tue FWC Rm 209 Business Counseling with a Business Siegl Item 9032Q Fee: $49 Jun 9 6:30-9:30P 1 Tue Development Specialist FWC Rm 209 How is your business doing? The Small Business Develop- Westin Item 9042Q Fee: $49 ment Center (The SBDC) at Highline provides 1:1 counseling and research to business owners and entrepreneurs through- out Southwest King County. During the fi rst half of 2008, The Part IV: Plan For Success SBDC served more than 200 business owners, helping them The MOST IMPORTANT document in business! with loan applications, marketing, new locations and fi nanc- When you complete this session, you’ll have the ing alternatives. Call to schedule your fi rst appointment – Des tools and skills necessary to create a business Moines offi ce (206) 878-3710, ext. 5151. CEUs: 0. plan. CEUs: .3 Apr 9 6:30-9:30P 1 Thu FWC Rm 209 Small Business Success Series Siegl Item 9034Q Fee: $49 This series provides the theoretical and general information regarding four top- ics. Completing the series will familiarize you with the most critical operational Jun 11 6:30-9:30P 1 Thu areas of your future or current business. CEUs: 1.2

FWC Rm 209 See our Web site for details Westin Item 9044Q Fee: $49 Part I: Business Basics For Success General management practices discussed will help in successful establishment and help avoid start- Why Pay More? Attend the series for a discounted price of $149. Item 9036Q, Item9046 up problems. Topics: business licensing, State of Washington sources of business information, mis- takes that may cost you your business if not dealt NEW! with properly, challenges, how to select good Should You Buy a Business? future employees, importance of constant plan- Learn how to evaluate a business that’s for sale. ning, legal structures of business and sources of We’ll look at getting the important information information. CEUs: .3 from the seller, evaluating prospects for growth, Apr 28 6:30-9:30P 1 Tue the return you’ll earn on your investment, compe- FWC Rm 209 tition, etc. It’s three hours that can save you a large Siegl Item 9028Q Fee: $49 amount of time and money. CEUs: .3 Jun 2 6:30-9:30P 1 Tue Apr 21 6:30-9:30P 1 Tue FWC Rm 209 FWC Rm 209 Westin Item 9028Q Fee: $49 Shockley Item 9038Q Fee: $49

Part II: Connect With Customers Practical sales, marketing and advertising guid- ance, including the marketing process and its Small Business Records & Taxes importance within a business. Also: identify crit- — Summer 2009 ical target market, pricing products/services, This 9-hour, two-part series will prepare you for this tax season and teach you creative advertising, media, customer relation- strong fi nancial recordkeeping skills. CEU: .9 ships, analyzing the competition, and a marketing plan. CEUs: .3 Apr 30 6:30-9:30P 1 Thu StartZone FWC Rm 209 Siegl Item 9030Q Fee: $49 Highline’s new StartZone program offers work- Jun 4 6:30-9:30P 1 Thu shops and one-to-one consulting to people FWC Rm 209 interested in starting or growing a small business Westin Item 9040Q Fee: $49 in Southwest King County. Our team of business specialists will work with you to customize ser- vices that meet your individual needs, including business planning, marketing strategy develop- ment, fi nancial analysis and projections, hiring new employees and preparing loan applications. To apply or request additional information, visit * ON FEE INDICATES our website at fl ightline.highline.edu/startzone or TEXTBOOK call us at (206) 878-3710, ext. 3388. REQUIREMENT

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LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS This is a certificate program designed for all BTECH 267 Human Resources— junior and mid-level management, and those “fast Online Certifi cate Program tracked” in becoming a manager. Team and group Third class of a 3-part, 15 credit certifi cate program (classes do not have to be taken in order). Credits can also be applied to- leaders will also fi nd this certifi cate program ben- ward an Associate’s Degree at Highline Community College. efi cial in gaining the leadership skills necessary to This program will allow you to work 100% of the lead productive and cohesive teams and groups. time in a place where you want to study without Instructors for our leadership and management compromising your family or your job. Your pace! development program, have worked in various Your space! Spring topics include: Training & Staff- business cultures, have consulted for, mentored ing Development, Managing Diversity & Inclusion, and trained various levels of management. Legal Problem-solving, Emerging Roles of HR, and For complete program information & brochure, please call Occupational Health, Safety & Security. 5 credit (206) 870-3785. course. Required textbook: Human Resource Man- agement, by Robert Mathis & John Jackson, 12th Edition, for all three quarters of this program. For Leadership & Management complete program information, please call (206) Development Series NEW HYBRID 870-3785. For detailed information regarding the PHR Certifi cation Exam, please go to the Human In today’s economy, we need to FORMAT! Resources Certifi cation Institute website: www. optimize the resources that we hrci.org do have. This course will help you maximize your Mar 30-Jun12 Item 8884Q Fee: $499* time and talent as a manager and leader of people Deanna Heinrich ONLINE in diffi cult times. This 27 hour program consists of 9 modules of instruction that will include, but not limited to: Leadership Self-awareness & Eval- uation, Interpersonal Communication & Receiving PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL Feedback, Understanding & Managing Confl ict, Developing Teams, Meeting Management, and Project Management Professional (PMP) Teaching & Coaching Employees. These modules Certifi cation Exam Preparation build on each other in both content and applica- Call to sign up for free orientation and registration: Wednesday, Mach 25th, 7:00P at the Federal Way Campus. tion. There are 9 hours of classroom training and Designed for students to prepare to take the PMP skills application that are incorporated into this exam for professional certifi cation by Project Man- program, that will give each participant practi- agement Institute (PMI®). This course focuses cal hands-on training in each area. You will be on the generally accepted practices recognized required to participate fully, in both the in-class by the PMI® and standards-based approach to training and skills application activities, and the successful project management practices. Instruc- online Blackboard assignments and readings in tor led delivery will address content on project order to receive a certifi cate of completion. All quality, scope, time, cost, human resources, com- course materials and assessment tests are includ- munications, risk, procurement, and integration ed in cost. CEUs: 2.7 management. The fi nal segment of classes will Apr 8, Apr 29, Jun 3 CLASSROOM also cover exam preparation for the PMP/PMI certi-

See our Web site for details for site our Web See Apr 8-Jun 3 ONLINE Item 9184 Fee: $499 fi cation exam. Course meets PMI formal education Jeanette Monahan requirement. Instructed by certifi ed Project Man- agement Professional (PMP). CEUs: 3.6 Time Management for Busy People Apr 6-Jun 8 5:00-9:00P 9 Mon Effi cient time management is the key to getting FWC Rm 208 Duane Petersen Item 9138Q Fee: $449* the most out of your day, and to surviving the in- No classes: May 25 creased business and personal pressure brought on by economic turmoil. Learn to invest your time Introduction to Project Management wisely for maximum return. CEUs: .3 Free orientation & registration: Wed, March 25th,at 6:00P May 13 6:00A-9:00P 1 Wed at FWC. Building 99 Rm 132 Introduction to Project Management for the Jeanette Monahan Item 9180Q Fee: $79 person interested in learning methods for man- aging projects. This foundation course focuses on the methodology and best practices recognized by the PMI®. Covers the nine knowledge areas and the fi ve process areas of: Initiating, Planning, Executing Controlling, and Closing. Prepares you with a baseline in terminology and methods for the follow-on PMP prep exam course. Gain the skills and insight to be an effective project man- ager. Instructed by certifi ed Project Management Professional (PMP). CEUs: 3.2 Apr 7-May 26 5:00-9:00P 8 Tue FWC Rm 208

Business Building / Certs Business David Syverson Item 9140Q Fee: $399*

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Introduction to MS Project COMPUTER BOOTCAMPS C Call to sign up for free orientation and registration: Wednesday, April 8th, 6:00P at the Federal Way Campus. ONE-DAY WORKSHOPS Introduction to using MS Project 2007: Learn best practices for entering tasks, resources, work es- Excellent classes for the student who is new with working ertificates timates, dependencies, constraints that give you with computers and their programs. These workshops run the correct data. Learn how to optimize schedules, from 9:00A to 3:00P (1 hour lunch on your own). CEUs: .5 per set baselines and report variances. This foun- class. dation course focuses on the methodology and best practices recognized by the PMI®. Instruct- BootCamp Series ed by certifi ed Project Management Professional Combines Windows Fundamentals, Word, Excel, and Presenta- (PMP). CEUs: 2.4 tions at a discounted price. . CEUs: 2.0 Apr 15-May 20 5:00-9:00P 6 Wed Apr 18- May 9 9:00A-3:00P 4 Sat FWC Rm 208 FWC Rm 203 David Syverson Item 9142Q Fee: $349* Staff Item 9226Q Fee: $349

BootCamp 1—Windows XP WORKSAFE INSTITUTE OF Learn the fundamentals required to effectively per- form tasks with Windows. CEUs: .5 WASHINGTON Apr 18 9:00A-3:00P 1 Sat Highline Community College is part of the FWC Rm 203 Worksafe Institute of Washington. The purpose Staff Item 9218Q Fee: $109 of the institute is to improve workplace safety and health by providing educational and training opportunities to employees and employers in BootCamp 2—Word the State of Washington to help reduce work-related illnesses and injuries of You will gain a working knowledge of how to See our Web site for details workers. Workshops are also provided to educate individuals in emergency create, change, cut, customize, save and print preparedness and public safety in their community. For all workshops and business contract training classes offered in the WorkSafe Program, please many types of documents. CEUs: .5 call (206) 870-3785 for program details. Apr 25 9:00A-3:00P 1 Sat FWC Rm 203 COMPUTER BASICS Staff Item 9220Q Fee: $109 BootCamp 3—Excel New to Computers! Walk through the basics to get a thorough under- Learn the fundamentals of the computing world. standing of how to create, change, and customize This class designed for the beginning student who worksheets for home or offi ce. CEUs: .5 is new to technology and computers. CEUs: .6 May 2 9:00A-3:00P 1 Sat Apr 6, 8 6:00-9:00P 1 Mon, 1 Wed FWC Rm 203 FWC Rm 203 Staff Item 9222Q Fee: $109 Gayle Larson Item 9210Q Fee: $119

Beginning Keyboarding You can do it! Learn to type with confi dence and BootCamp 4—Presentations increase your speed and accuracy. CEUs: 1.0 Learn how to create presentations, slide shows, Apr 20- May 4 5:30-7:30P 3 Mon, 2 Wed and work with graphics and sound fi les. CEUs: .5 FWC Rm 202 May 9 9:00A-3:00P 1 Sat Susan Taylor Item 9212Q Fee: $119 FWC Rm 203 Staff Item 9224Q Fee: $109 Keyboarding Skill Building Continuation of Beginning Keyboarding. Build your speed and accu- racy. For novices and experienced typists alike. CEUs: 1.0 MICROSOFT OFFICE May 6- 20 5:30-7:30P 2 Mon, 3 Wed Come learn with us! Offi ce version 2007 is here! Discover FWC Rm 202 Susan Taylor Item 9214Q Fee: $119 the new interface that gives beginners the same power as experts. Impressive new graphics engine, improved security, smoother collaboration that gives users more versatility. OPERATING SYSTEMS MS Word Windows Vista This class will introduce you to the features and Word 2007 Full Series components of Microsoft’s Windows Vista. You Combines all 3 levels of Word 2007 at a discounted price. will learn to customize your desktop, manage a CEUs: 2.4 fi le system, and use the common tools and pro- Apr 14-May 21 7:30-9:30PM 6 Tue, 6 Thu grams featured in Vista. CEUs: .8 FWC Rm 202 Apr 13- 22 6:00-8:00P 2 Mon, 2 Wed Gayle Larson Item 9234Q Fee: $359 Bldg 99 Rm 251 Gayle Larson Item 9216Q Fee: $139 * ON FEE INDICATES TEXTBOOK REQUIREMENT

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Word 2007 The Basics MS Access 2007 Level 1. Learn the latest version of Word with its enhanced editing, formatting and reviewing ca- Access 2007 Full Series pabilities. Learn the new shortcuts, edit text, add Combines all 4 sessions of Access 2007 together at a dis- tables and review all of the graphic applications. counted price. CEUs: 3.0 CEUs: .8 Apr 24- May 15 8:30A-4:30P 4 Fri Apr 14-23 7:30-9:30PM 2 Tue, 2 Thu Bldg 99 Rm 251 FWC Rm 202 Randy Adams Item 9252Q Fee: $449 Gayle Larson Item 9228Q Fee: $139 Access 2007 The Basics Word 2007 Transition Up Level 1. Information is power! Learn critical skills to Level 2. Customize and automate Word with lists, create a database and enter, fi nd, edit, and report tables, styles, macros, templates and wizards, and on the data it contains. CEUs: .75 perform mail merges. CEUs: .8 Apr 24 8:30A-4:30P 1 Fri Apr 28- May 7 7:30-9:30PM 2 Tue, 2 Thu Bldg 99 Rm 251 FWC Rm 202 Randy Adams Item 9244Q Fee: $139 Gayle Larson Item 9230Q Fee: $139 Database Structure and Design Word 2007 Advanced Use Learn fundamental structure and design con- Level 3. Learn how to use MS Word with other pro- cepts necessary to build an effective database. grams, collaborate, create new versions, and insert CEUs: .75 references and bookmarks. CEUs: .8 May 1 8:30A-4:30P 1 Fri May 12- 21 7:30-9:30PM 2 Tue, 2 Thu Bldg 99 Rm 251 FWC Rm 202 Randy Adams Item 9246Q Fee: $139 Gayle Larson Item 9232Q Fee: $139 Access 2007 Transition Up MS Excel Level 2. Enhance your database design using prin- Excel 2007 Full Series ciples of table relationships, integrate data, modify a table design, and much more. CEUs: .75 Combines all 3 levels of Excel 2007 at a discounted price. May 8 8:30A-4:30P 1 Fri CEUs: 2.4 Bldg 99 Rm 251 Apr 14 - May 21 5:30-7:30P 6 Tue, 6 Thu Randy Adams Item 9248Q Fee: $139 FWC Rm 202 Gayle Larson Item 9242Q Fee: $359 Access 2007 Advanced Use Excel 2007 The Basics Level 3. Use advanced concepts to work with data, Level 1. Discover the power of Excel 2007. Create perform summary operations, and create macros basic function formulas; format, modify, copy and in a relational database. CEUs: .75 paste data; use ranges; fi nd and replace; manage May 15 8:30A-4:30P 1 Fri large workbooks; customize layouts and modify Bldg 99 Rm 251 page/print options. CEUs: .8 Randy Adams Item 9250Q Fee: $139 Apr 14-23 5:30-7:30P 2 Tue, 2 Thu FWC Rm 202 Gayle Larson Item 9236Q Fee: $139 MS PowerPoint 2007 PowerPoint 2007 The Basics See our Web site for details for site our Web See Excel 2007 Transition Up Level 1. Learn tips and tricks to make your presen- Level 2. Sharpen your skills. Create advanced for- tation work easily. Course will include working with mulas; create, modify and format charts; use pivot templates, transitions, animation, text, charts, clip tables to clarify data; sort and fi lter; analyze with art, designing with color and sounds. CEUs: .7 lookup functions; enhance with graphics, create May 7 8:00A-4:00P 1 Thu templates and customize the Excel environment. TBA CEUs: .8 Staff Item 9254Q Fee: $139 Apr 28- May 7 5:30-7:30P 2 Tue, 2 Thu FWC Rm 202 Gayle Larson Item 9238Q Fee: $139 MS Publisher 2007

Excel 2007 Advanced Use Publisher 2007 The Basics Level 3. Become a power user! Customize, Learn how to design a wide range of publications streamline, protect and share workbooks; track and marketing materials and distribute them changes and merge multiple workbooks; create though the web, print and email using built-in tools. work spaces, macros and what if analysis; consol- Students will also get tips on how to modify tme- idate and link workbooks, import and export data; plates to form your own custom publications and create web queries. CEUs: .8 learn the shortcuts you will need to become pro- May 12-21 5:30-7:30P 2 Tue, 2 Thu fi cient. CEUs: .7 chnology FWC Rm 202 Apr 30 8:00A-4:00P 1 Thu Gayle Larson Item 9240Q Fee: $139 TBA Staff Item 9256Q Fee: $139 Te

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Microsoft Offi ce 2007 Advanced QuickBooks Pro 2008 Te Maximize the process: Set up loans and transfers, MS Offi ce Success classes, time tracking to create paychecks and in- Learn to work and navigate in MS Offi ce’s multi- voices, estimates, customize forms and reports, ple programs. This one day workshop is ideal for general journal, memorize transactions, close beginning students or those looking to more effec- books and create shortcuts! CEUs: .7 chnology tively use MS Offi ce software. CEUs: .6 May 18-27 6:30-9:00P 1 Mon, 2 Wed Jun 5 9:00A-4:00P 1 Fri FWC Rm 201 FWC Rm 202 Gayle Larson Item 9268Q Fee: $179 Gayle Larson Item 9260Q Fee: $109 No class May 25 Jun 13 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat Offi ce Professional FWC Rm 201 These courses are an introduction to the offi ce Gayle Larson Item 9276Q Fee: $179 environment using Microsoft Office software. Ideal for those who are looking for work or need to upgrade their skills. Each class is fast paced, FOR THE MATURE LEARNER beginning level using Offi ce 2007 Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook as well as email and the in- New to Computers! ternet. Windows familiarity recommended. CEUs: Learn the fundamentals of today’s computers. No 2.4 computer experience needed. CEUs: .6 Apr 17- May 22 1:00-5:00P 6 Fri Apr 7-14 8:30-10:30A 2 Tue, 1 Thu FWC Rm 201 FWC Rm 201 Gayle Larson Item 9262Q Fee: $349 Gayle Larson Item 9300Q Fee: $99

Introduction to Windows XP See our Web site for details BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING Learn the basics of Windows XP. (Preq: New to Computers!) CEUs: .8 Apr 21-30 8:30-10:30A 2 Tue, 2 Thu QuickBooks Pro 2008 Full Series FWC Rm 201 We have expanded our QuickBooks series. Widely used by Gayle Larson Item 9302Q Fee: $119 small businesses and recommended by accountants Intuit’s QuickBooks Pro provide accurate and organized fi nancial E-Mail and the Web information. Training on this software is in demand. Classes Open your world and expand horizons using e- fi ll, so be sure to register early. This is your best value! We have mail and the Internet in this fun, interactive class. combined all classes at a discounted price. CEUs: 2.1 CEUs: .8 Apr 27- May 27 6:30-9:00P 4 Mon, 5 Wed May 5-14 8:30-10:30A 2 Tue, 2 Thu FWC Rm 201 FWC Rm 201 Gayle Larson Item 9270Q Fee: $429 Gayle Larson Item 9304Q Fee: $119 May 30, Jun 6, 13 8:30A-4:30P 3 Sat FWC Rm 201 Print and Publish Gayle Larson Item 9278Q Fee: $429 Discover the tips and tricks to produce qual- ity newsletters, holiday cards, brochures and Beginning QuickBooks Pro 2008 fl yers from your desktop using various programs. Learn the power of QuickBooks: Basic accounting, CEUs: .8 invoicing, statements, bill payment methods, credit May 19-28 8:30-10:30A 2 Tue, 2 Thu card transactions, online banking, reconciling ac- FWC Rm 201 count, producing reports and more! CEUs: .7 Gayle Larson Item 9306Q Fee: $119 Apr 27- May 4 6:30-9:00P 2 Mon, 1 Wed FWC Rm 201 Gayle Larson Item 9264Q Fee: $179 HOBBY May 30 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat Sell on eBay! FWC Rm 201 Become a powerful seller on eBay! Instructor Gayle Larson Item 9272Q Fee: $179 brings experience in buying, selling, bidding and managing PayPal. Bring an item or collectable to post. Computer familiarity required. CEUs: .5 Intermediate QuickBooks Pro 2008 May 2, 9 9:00A-3:00P 2 Sat Build on the basics: Set up a new company and FWC Rm 208 chart of accounts, track inventory, sales tax, pur- Bob Hier Item 9308Q Fee: $159 chase orders, payroll, tax tables and process payroll forms. CEUs: .7 May 6-13 6:30-9:00P 1 Mon, 2 Wed FWC Rm 201 Gayle Larson Item 9266Q Fee: $179 Jun 6 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat FWC Rm 201 * ON FEE INDICATES Gayle Larson Item 9274Q Fee: $179 TEXTBOOK REQUIREMENT

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WEB DESIGN AND AUTHORING Web Design III - XHTML Advanced Intermediate. Learn skills and techniques such as DreamWeaver 8.0 Introduction advanced formatting; graphics; tables and forms; Class is designed for beginners and intermediates creation of dynamic and interactive documents; who want to create a website or take control of validation; and style considerations. CEUs: .7 updating and maintaining an existing one. In this May 16 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat interactive, project oriented course you will learn FWC Rm 202 how to harness the full potential of this industry Dave Roeser Item 9322Q Fee: $159 standard tool. Students will create, arrange and format text, imagery hyperlinks, tables and various Web Design IV - Cascading Style Sheets other media types. Students will also learn how to Learn to effectively design Web sites using cas- create a form to collect data from the web. Com- cading style sheets. Students will apply various puter experience is required. CEUs: .7 style sheets types with style sheet rules. Design May 2 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat web pages that degrade gracefully and learn FWC Rm 201 how to position elements on a page, apply block Staff Item 9310Q Fee: $179 and font properties, use pseudo classes and ele- ments. CEUs: .7 DreamWeaver 8.0 Intermediate May 30 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat Continuation class. Student will learn how to ma- FWC Rm 202 nipulate the page behavior of web sites by using Dave Roeser Item 9324Q Fee: $159 layers and creating advanced navigation to the site. This course will also teach you how to maximize Web Design V - Javascript the use of DreamWeaver to expedite your progress. Learn to effectively enhance your web pages with Preq: Beginning DreamWeaver. CEUs: .7 Javascript, understand the differences between May 9 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat client side verses server side scripting. CEUs: .7 FWC Rm 201 June 6 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat Staff Item 9312Q Fee: $179 FWC Rm 202 Dave Roeser Item 9326Q Fee: $159 DreamWeaver 8.0 Advanced This class will involve launching websites, work- Web Design IV - Special Projects ing with dynamic databases, action scripting and Project course. Learn to publish your site. Take uploading sites. Students will learn how to pres- what you have learned from prior courses and ent data from an existing database on sites, upload learn the business aspects of website design and data to databases, and create search page as well usability. CEUs: .7 as manipulate database records online by editing, June 13 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat FWC Rm 202 adding and deleting. Preq: Beginning and Interme- Staff Item 9328Q Fee: $159 diate DreamWeaver. CEUs: .7 May 16 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat FWC Rm 201 Staff Item 9314Q Fee: $179 GRAPHIC DESIGN InDesign CS4 DreamWeaver 8.0 Full Series An introduction to professional desktop publish- Combines DreamWeaver Introduction and Intermediate classes ing using the Industry Standard software. Class at a discounted price. CEUs: 2.1

See our Web site for details for site our Web See includes: basic page layout, tool usage, importing May 2, 9, 16 8:30A-4:30P 3 Sat copy and graphics, using the built-in design fea- FWC Rm 201 tures, making PDF fi les for proofi ng or print, and Staff Item 9316Q Fee: $459 preparing fi les for professional printing. You’ll be able to produce fi les for you own desktop printer Web Design I - Concepts and Best Practices and also be compatible with virtually any com- A beginning theory and concepts class. Some mercial printer whether your preparing your familiarity working with web pages are recom- company business cards, newsletter, and bro- mended. Learn to effectively identify your target chures or producing a book for publication. Class audience, to develop color schemes, and design a size is limited so registering early is highly recom- website with end-user in mind. CEUs: .7 mended. CEUs: 1.2 May 2 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat Apr 13-29 5:00-7:00P 3 Mon, 3 Wed FWC Rm 202 Bldg 16 Rm 151 Staff Item 9318Q Fee: $159 Tony Sittner Item 9330Q Fee: $199

Web Design II - XHTML Introduction Preq: Type 25 wpm, Internet familiarity. Students should be comfortable with creating and saving fi les to their computer. Learn hypertext and hyper- chnology media; URL conventions; XHTML syntax and usage; multimedia Web page authoring; the differences between HTML and how to code XHTML syntax in both strict and transitional. CEUs: .7 May 9 8:30A-4:30P 1 Sat FWC Rm 202

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PhotoShop CS4 Landscape Painting Te This is a beginning class in the use of Adobe Pho- A watermedia class (watercolor, gouache, egg tem- toshop CS3. We will cover basic tool usage, how pera and acrylic). Comprehensive focus of exercises to select portions of a digital photo for adjusting, and practice of landscape painting from the French or correcting. Students will learn various tech- Impressionists through current practice in plein air niques to combine multiple images, apply text and painting. We will look at the work of the Hudson River chnology / Creativity use the PhotoShop special effects. In addition we painters and California Impressionists as well as the cover color correcting of images and how to work growth and popularity of plein air painting in America in layers. CEUs: 1.2 through slide lectures and painting exercises in class. May 18-Jun 8 5:00-7:00P 3 Mon, 3 Wed Understand the theory and practice of color and il- Bldg 16 Rm 151 lusory depth as used in landscape painting. Develop Tony Sittner Item 9332Q Fee: $199 a palette of colors related to your interests and sub- No class May 25 jects. Supply list provided. CEUs: 2.4 Apr 13-Jun 8 6:30-9:30P 8 Mon Main Campus Bldg 16, Rm 176 Jon Jarvis Item 9612Q Fee: $99 ART No class May 25

Beginning Drawing Pottery In this intro to the fi ne art of drawing, you will de- Start learning the basic techniques on the potter’s velop your observational abilities and rendering wheel or improve your skills with an instructor who skills. Course projects explore the principles of has over 30 years of experience with clay. Demon- light, space, composition, and perspective, using strations of techniques for making pottery on the a variety of media and techniques. Note: Bring wheel (or hand building) as well as instruction with

sketchbook, pencils and eraser to fi rst class. Ad- glazing will be given. Students will receive individu- See our Web site for details ditional supplies will be discussed in class. CEUs: al attention and will participate in goal setting and 2.4 projects. More advanced teapot forms, etc. will be Apr 9-May 28 6:30-9:30P 8 Thu included in the demonstrations. CEUs: 2.4 Main Campus Bldg 16, Rm 158 Apr 11-Jun 13 9:00A-12:00P 10 Sat Jon Jarvis Item 9602Q Fee: $99 Main Campus Bldg 16, Rm 171 Joan Johnson Item 9614Q Fee: $185 Watercolor If this medium excites you or if you have always wanted to try watercolor, this class is for you! Be- CRAFTS ginners, intermediates and beyond will all have fun with projects in this class. Supply list provid- Rubber Stamping ed. CEUs: 2.4 Four new spring projects, using innovative and Apr 14-Jun 2 6:30-9:30P 8 Tue fun techniques, include Mother’s Day, Father’s Main Campus Bldg 16, Rm 158 Day and Graduation cards. Fee includes all mate- Aletha Deuel Item 9604Q Fee: $99 rials. CEUs: .2 Apr 25 10:00A-12:00P 1 Sat Beginning Stained Glass Bldg 99 Rm 130 If you have always wanted to make beautiful Kris Roeser Item 9620Q Fee: $19 stained glass windows for your home or just want to explore glass art, this class holds a lot for you. DANCE Students are encouraged to design their own proj- ects, but patterns will be available. We will cover Beginning Ballroom Dance two basic techniques, lead and copper foil, and you Join the fun and learn basic steps for waltz, fox- will complete one project in each medium. Design, trot, cha cha, swing. CEUs: 1.6 cutting and fabrication techniques will also be cov- Apr 13-Jun 8 7:00-9:00P 8 Mon Des Moines Field House Dir. Provided ered. Please call the instructor at 206-935-5682 Billie Sutton Item 9626Q Fee: $89 indiv. for supply and materials info. CEUs: 2.0 Item 9628Q Fee: $119 cpl. Apr 13-Jun 8 6:30-9:00P 8 Mon No class May 25 Main Campus Bldg 10, Rm 202 Michelle Nicholas Item 9606Q Fee: $99 No class May 25 MUSIC Creative Watercolor Beginning Hawaiian Folk and Slack Key Guitar Join a group of fun and supportive people as we Beginning class in Hawaiian cultural music. Learn explore the challenging and rewarding world of to sing and accompany yourself on the guitar in watercolor painting. Learn new ways of solving the old Hawaiian folk and slack key styles. A fun problems in painting. Discover the secrets used way to visit Hawaii through music and song in a by professionals to control the medium. Classes group experience. Instructor was born and raised include demonstrations, lectures, handouts and in a Hawaiian musical family and has taught guitar encouragement. CEUs: 2.0 for over 25 years. NOTE: Classes overlap at 7:00P * ON FEE INDICATES Apr 8-Jun 10 5:30-7:30P 10 Wed for group play. Beginning students are welcome to TEXTBOOK Main Campus Bldg 16, Rm 158 attend for the entire time. CEUs: 1.15 REQUIREMENT Gary Nelson Item 9608Q Fee: $95 Apr 7-Jun 9 6:15-7:30P 10 Tue FWC Rm 103 Sheryl Akaka Item 9632Q Fee: $79*

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Advancing Hawaiian WRITING Folk and Slack Key Guitar This advancing class guitar builds on singing and Creative Writing Hawaiian culture. Note: Classes overlap at 7:00P Discover all areas of creative writing including fac- for group play. Advancing students are welcome tual and imaginative memoir. Emphasis on new to attend for the entire time. CEUs: 1.15 writing, revision and crafting of student work. Apr 7-Jun 9 7:00-8:15P 10 Tue FWC Rm 103 CEUs: 1.6 Apr 13-Jun 8 7:00-9:00P 8 Mon Sheryl Akaka Item 9634Q Fee: $79* Main Campus Bldg 10, Rm 105 Susan Landgraf Item 9652Q Fee: $89 Beginning and Continuing Guitar No class May 25 You will learn basic music knowledge plus chord- ing. Various styles of play will be taught, including Folk. This is a fun class to help you develop basic LANGUAGES guitar skills. CEUs: 1.6 Apr 8-May 27 7:00-9:00P 8 Wed Beginning Conversational Spanish Level I FWC Room 103 Read, speak and understand Spanish; for travel- Sheryl Akaka Item 9636Q Fee: $89* ers and others. Learn basic vocabulary, common phrases and Spanish pronunciation. Take this class PHOTOGRAPHY if you are new to Spanish and want to gain a basic understanding of how to use Spanish in common Portrait Photography situations. CEUs: 1.6 Learn the basics of lighting and posing to enhance Apr 7-30 6:30-8:30P 4 Tue, 4 Thu your portrait photography from a professional pho- Main Campus Bldg 10, Rm 206 tographer. This interactive class includes portrait Jose Rodriguez Item 9662Q Fee: $99* examples, lighting basics, how to make and use backdrops and refl ectors, how to pose individuals Beginning Conversational Spanish Level II and groups, and using props to improve your pho- Continuation and expansion of Level I skills or for tographs. Bring your camera (35mm or digital) to those who have some beginning knowledge of class. CEUs: .6 Spanish. Topics and practice sessions will include May 12-26 6:30-8:30P 3 Tue grammatical concepts and learning to use Spanish Main Campus Bldg 21, Rm 201 vocabulary in different situations. CEUs: 1.6 Lorylee Lejon Item 9638Q Fee: $59 May 5-28 6:30-8:30P 4 Tue, 4 Thu Main Campus Bldg 10, Rm 206 Introduction to Photography Jose Rodriguez Item 9664Q Fee: $99* Bring your camera (35mm fi lm or digital SLR) to this introductory course which will emphasize the Why Pay More? creative use of fi lm and camera techniques. The Take Beginning and Continuing Spanish for a discounted fee. Item 9665Q Fee: $185 instructor’s work has appeared in National Geo- graphic and Kodak publications and he has led photo trips all over the globe. No darkroom work. Beginning Italian 3 Sunday fi eld trips. CEUs: 2.5 A basic introduction to the Italian language for Apr 11-May 9 12:30-2:30P 5 Sat + 3 Sun people planning to travel to Italy, or for those

See our Web site for details for site our Web See Main Campus Bldg 26, Rm 318 who want to begin learning the language. Course, Robert Stahl Item 9642Q Fee: $99* taught by a native of Italy, includes correct pro- nunciation, a few important grammar rules and Photographing People: At Home & Around the explores typical food and traditions. CEUs: 1.6 World Apr 6-29 6:30-8:30P 4 Mon, 4 Wed Main Campus Bldg 21, Rm 202 Creative class for 35mm and digital SLR users Vincenza Gudor Item 9668Q Fee: $99* who have had a basic photo course. Learn tech- niques for compelling people photos. No darkroom Why Pay More? work. The instructor has led photo trips all over Attend Beginning Italian language class and Best of Italy class the globe and his work has appeared In Nation- for a special fee. (see Travel section for Best of Italy) al Geographic and Kodak publications. 3 Sunday Item 9669Q Fee: $115 fi eld trips. CEUs: 2.5 Apr 11-May 9 10:00A-12:00P 5 Sat + 3 Sun Continuing Italian Main Campus Bldg 26, Rm 318 Robert Stahl Item 9644Q Fee: $99* Continuation of Beginning class or for those who have taken other Italian language classes or have some beginning knowledge of Italian. Continuing course includes more conversation, grammar and pronunciation. CEUs: 1.6 May 4-Jun 1 6:30-8:30P 4 Mon, 4 Wed Main Campus Bldg 21, Rm 202 Vincenza Gudor Item 9672Q Fee: $99* No class May 25 Creativity / Going Global Creativity

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Why Pay More? European Travel Skills G Take Beginning and Continuing Italian for a discounted fee. Learn travel skills necessary for you to feel com- Item 9673Q Fee: $185 fortable either on a tour or travel on your own. You will receive tips on accommodations; travel oing Global / Learning Conversational French by train, rail or rental car; guidebooks; tours; and This class introduces French language basics to safety. This class is packed with photos and tips the traveler, business person or those interested to enable you to have the best travel experience in the language. This class will give you an insight possible. Attendees will receive a free travel skills Into French culture, language, and will also touch booklet fi lled with useful information. CEUs: .25 on some basic grammar. Instructor was born and Apr 18 10:00A-12:30P 1 Sat raised in Paris and has knowledge of French cus- Main Campus Bldg 22, Rm 102 toms and culture not found in many French classes. Sittners Item 9688Q Fee: $29 indiv CEUs: 2.0 Item 9690Q Fee: $49 cpl Apr 13-May 6 6:30-9:00P 4 Mon, 4 Wed Main Campus Bldg 22, Rm 202 The Best of Italy Sylvie Gaillard Item 9674Q Fee: $99 Great food, friendly people and fantastic sights! Join the instructors, Tony & Suzanne Sittner, veter- Why Pay More? an Italy travelers, in a presentation that can make Attend Beginning French language class and Travel Paris class your Italian trip the very best. See Venice, Flor- for a special fee. (see Travel section for Travel Paris) ence, Tuscany, Pompeii, Sorrento, Capri and the Item 9675Q Fee: $115 Amalfi Coast along with other sights and locals. There will be loads of great photos, tips and dis- Advanced French cussion. CEUs: .25 Continue to build your advanced language skills. May 2 10:00A-12:30P 1 Sat Main Campus Bldg 22, Rm 102 For those who want to communicate deeply in See our Web site for details French, with advanced grammatical concepts and Sittners Item 9692Q Fee: $29 indiv expressions. CEUs: 2.0 Item 9694Q Fee: $49 cpl Apr 14-May 19 6:30-9:00P 6 Tue Main Campus Bldg 22, Rm 203 Sylvie Gaillard Item 9676Q Fee: $99 INCOME OPPORTUNITIES

Beginning Korean Flagger Training Introduction to the Korean language, teaching A one-day seminar in fl agging, safety, and traffi c basic conversation and Korean alphabet. The class control. Students who successfully complete this is taught by a Korean native who brings special class will receive a picture ID card with certifi ca- insight into the culture and society, food and tra- tion valid for 3 years. Text and course materials ditions. CEUs: 1.6 provided - bring a #2 pencil. Must be 18 years of Apr 9-May 28 6:00-8:00P 8 Thu age. Note: There is no job placement service with Main Campus Bldg 21, Rm 104 this class. CEUs: .75 Miran Gang Item 9678Q Fee: $99 Apr 18, May 16, or Jun 20 8:00A-4:30P 1 Sat Beginning German Main Campus Bldg 10, Rm 207 Sue Smith Item 9702Q, 9704Q Learn basic German with an emphasis on speak- or 9706Q Fee: $55 ing and understanding. We will focus on everyday conversation. Class includes basic grammar, pro- Introduction to Modeling nunciation, reading and German culture. CEUs: Learn the industry of professional modeling. We 2.0 discuss different ways of getting started in the Apr 15-Jun 3 6:30-9:00P 8 Wed Main Campus Bldg 10, Rm 102 real world of modeling. Experience a photo shoot Billie DeGoojer Item 9680Q Fee: $99* (for experience/evaluation only), learn tips on how to be photographed and look your best! We will take you into the world of modeling agencies TRAVEL and jobs. CEUs: .2 Apr 30 6:00-8:00P 1 Thu Travel Paris Main Campus Bldg 10, Rm 103 Want to see Paris as a Parisian? Attend this class Sherril Stewart Item 9712Q Fee: $59 and learn from the instructor, born and raised in Paris, how to enjoy your stay by doing things that Teach Adults for Fun and $$$ match your personal expectations, such as art, cul- Online Self-Paced Course ture, cuisine, entertainment or shopping. Class will The market is waiting for your expertise! This give you tips to optimize your visit and avoid wast- online class provides mentoring and step-by-step ing time and money. CEUs: .25 techniques and strategies for teaching adult class- Apr 25 10:00A-12:30P 1 Sat es. Topics include: how the industry works; how to Main Campus Bldg 22, Rm 102 get started; what skills you will need; how to create Sylvie Gaillard Item 9684Q Fee: $29 indiv Item 9686Q Fee: $49 cpl dynamite presentations; marketing yourself; how * ON FEE INDICATES to establish a fee and much more. Visit our web- TEXTBOOK site for registration. CEUs: 2.4 REQUIREMENT Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Gary Fugere Item 9714Q Fee: $69

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Telecommute—Working from Home CPR Training Online Self-Paced Course Learn what to do while waiting for help during a Tired of dropping your kids at daycare and fi ghting medical emergency. Training by certifi ed instruc- bumper-to-bumper traffi c only to suffer through tors will enable you to obtain a CPR card. Automatic another day in a stress-fi lled environment? Learn External Defi brillator (AED) and pediatric certifi ca- the strategies of the 16 million telecommuters who tion included in class training. CEUs: 3.0 work from home each day. Topics include: kinds of May 2 9:00A-3:00P 1 Sat telecommuting jobs most in demand; what pay/ Main Campus Bldg 23, Rm 210 Kat Chappell Item 9736Q Fee: $55 benefi ts to expect; how to identify telecommuting friendly companies; skills you will need and more. Complete the lessons on your own timetable. Visit PARENTING our website for registration. CEUs: 2.4 Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Caring for Aging Parents—Online Self-Paced Gary Fugere Item 9716Q Fee: $69 Course Do you feel overwhelmed by the prospect of Espresso Business taking care of your aging parents? This class pro- Get out of the 9-to-5 grind! This class provides vides mentoring and step-by-step techniques and you with the knowledge to lay the foundation or strategies. Topics include: the evolving relation- take the next step in making your dream a reality. ship between you and your parents; confronting Learn the basics of starting an espresso bar, cart, independence (e.g., living alone, driving, falls); or drive thru. We will discuss ideas for locations, getting cooperation from family; medical care op- equipment, startup costs, selecting a roaster and tions; living arrangement options; managing the suppliers, and permit requirements. CEUs: .3 Apr 29 6:00-9:00P 1 Wed fi nances and more. Visit our website for registra- Bldg 99 Rm 130 tion. CEUs: 2.4 Carole Alexander Item 9718Q Fee: $59 Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Gary Fugere Item 9742Q Fee: $59 Espresso Barista Training Level I Do you want to make specialty espresso drinks as perfect as your local coffee bar? Enjoy a fast-paced PERSONAL FINANCE evening learning basic barista techniques or fi ne- Women & Money: Taking Charge—Online tune your drink-making skills. We will cover grind Self-Pace Course adjustment, frothing/steaming, standard drinks, Are you fi nancially prepared? This class provides and specialty drinks. General machine mainte- mentoring and step-by-step techniques and strat- nance will also be covered. CEUs: .3 May 6 6:00-9:00P 1 Wed egies and includes crafting your own fi nancial Bldg 99 Rm 130 plan; saving for the kids and for higher education; Carole Alexander Item 9720Q Fee: $69 planning for retirement; where to go for reliable in- vestment information and more. Visit our website for registration. CEUs: 2.4 Why Pay More? Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Save money while you’re brewin’ and steamin’! Attend the Staff Item 9746Q Fee: $59 barista and Espresso Business classes for a discounted price and receive a barista certifi cate of training. Introduction to Investments See our Web site for details for site our Web See Item 9721Q Fee: $115 Become more skilled at analyzing stocks, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, tax shelters, gold, silver, and estate planning. In this class, you will learn MEDICAL EDUCATION how to use the Wall Street Journal, become able to distinguish growth stocks from income stocks, Phlebotomy and how to select a mutual fund. IRA’S and re- This intensive phlebotomy training class is de- tirement plans will be discussed in detail. Helpful signed to teach basic venipuncture skills and hints concerning social security, wills, trusts, pro- techniques necessary to perform venous blood bate and gifts will also be covered. Textbook is collection as a laboratory phlebotomist and for optional. CEUs: 2.0 the multi-skilled healthcare professional. Note: Apr 7-May 26 7:00-9:30P 8 Tue clinicals not included in this introduction course. Main Campus Bldg 21, Rm 202 Permission required: Must have high school di- William Webster Item 9748Q Fee: $95* ploma or GED and must be at least Level 5 ESL student. CEUs: 3.0 Online Investing Apr 4-25 9:00A-4:00P 4 Sat Learn to use the Internet in the analysis of stocks, Main Campus Bldg 23, Rm 210 mutual funds, and related subjects. Specifi c web- Staff Item 9732Q Fee: $250* sites will be shown along with numerous examples. May 9-30 9:00A-400P 4 Sat CEUs: .4 Main Campus Bldg 23, Rm 210 Jun 2, 9 7:00-9:00P 2 Tue Staff Item 9734Q Fee: $250* Main Campus Bldg 22, Rm 201 William Webster Item 9750Q Fee: $45 Learning

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Make a Wise Investment! Wenatchee Whitewater Rafting Learning / Mind & Body We know investors like to cut overhead, so attend Intro to The sunny side of the Cascades is a defi nite splash! Investments and Online Investing for a special fee. Roller coaster action and generally sunny weather Item 9751Q Fee: $125 makes this snow-fed river a favorite for river-run- ners. You’ll experience commanding scenery that includes apple orchards and tall bluffs while ma- FITNESS neuvering rapids that will defi nitely capture you’re attention. Participants will paddle self-bailing rafts Beginning Tai Chi with an experienced guide. A fantastic deli lunch Tai-Chi-chuan, sometimes called “Meditation in is included. CEUs: .4 Motion” is an ancient system of health-giving exer- May 9 10:00A-3:00P 1 Sat cise rooted in China. Learn the fi rst 12 movements Wenatchee River Directions Provided which build concentration abilities and provide Rod Amundson Item 9776Q Fee: $84 exercise and relaxation. Please wear loose cloth- May 17 10:00A-3:00P 1 Sun ing. CEUs: 1.5 Wenatchee River Directions Provided Apr 1-Jun 10 6:30-8:00P 10 Wed Rod Amundson Item 9778Q Fee: $84 Main Campus Bldg 27, Rm 101 Kenneth Hall Item 9762Q Fee: $79 No class Apr 8 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

Continuing Tai Chi Letting Go of Detrimental Thinking— Expand on your experience and learn 28 new Online Self-Pace Course movements. You will also learn background on The human mind is capable of astounding ac- how Tai-Chi developed and how it can enhance complishments, when at peace and uncluttered.

you’re ability to stay fi t and relaxed. The instructor This class provides tools and insight into how to See our Web site for details carefully demonstrates each movement and then control and focus your thoughts to identify when works with students to learn the entire series of you are engaged in non-productive thoughts. In 40 Tai-Chi movements. Please wear loose cloth- addition, you will learn how to achieve a calm, ing. CEUs: 1.0 self-confi dent state. Visit our website for regis- Apr 1-Jun 10 8:00-9:00P 10 Wed tration. CEUs: 2.4 Main Campus Bldg 27, Rm 101 Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Kenneth Hall Item 9764Q Fee: $79 Staff Item 9782Q Fee: $69 No class Apr 8 The Secret to Dealing with Overload— Online Self-Pace Course OUTDOOR RECREATION Is your brain consumed with your “to do” list before Intro to Sailing NEW! your feet hit the fl oor in the morning? The fran- In this introduction class you will learn sailing ter- tic pace of our modern culture leaves us feeling minology, safety, and basic sailing techniques and exhausted, stressed and often overwhelmed. It responsibilities . Class is comprised of 3 classroom doesn’t have to be this way. You can live a life that sessions and 2 sailing sessions on Puget Sound is both effective and gratifying by learning how to from Des Moines. Sailing dates and times will be clear away your mental clutter. This class provides arranged in class. CEUs: 1.4 powerful tools to help you fi nd inner balance and May 14-28 6:30-8:30P 3 Thu emotional freedom, while moving ahead with cer- Main Campus Bldg 10, Rm 102 tainty about what needs to be done next. Visit our Mike Skinner Item 9770Q Fee: $99 website for registration. CEUs: 2.4 Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Toutle Whitewater Rafting Staff Item 9784Q Fee: $69 Ride rumbling rapids in the shadow of Mt. St. Helens. Nature is slowly repairing herself in the af- What Everyone Should Know About The Law of termath of the colossal volcanic eruption but you Attraction—Online Self-Pace Course can still see the evidence of the damage. Because You’re already experiencing the Law of Attraction, of the volcanic silt, the Toutle River changes con- with jobs, money, relationships and happiness stantly. Experienced guides scout the river and in your life. Are you satisfi ed with the results? steer the participatory paddle-rafts. Neoprene wet Chronic thoughts tend to become your expe- suit-booties and a fantastic deli lunch are includ- riences. What you think becomes your beliefs, ed. Go for It! CEUs: .4 which become your perceptions of life, when then Apr 25 11:00A-3:45P 1 Sat become your experience. This mind-and-heart- Toutle River Directions Provided opening class takes off where the “Secret” left Rod Amundson Item 9772Q Fee: $89 off. It will gently lead you through the steps of Apr 26 11:00A-3:45P 1 Sun directing your thoughts to bring energy, joy and Toutle River Directions Provided prosperity into your life. Visit our website for reg- Rod Amundson Item 9774Q Fee: $89 istration. CEUs: 2.4 Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged * ON FEE INDICATES Staff Item 9786Q Fee: $69 TEXTBOOK REQUIREMENT

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The Right Hairstyle—Online Self-Pace Course Calming Down—Anger/Stress Look in the mirror. Is your hair drab and unfashion- Management Training Session II able? How much more alive would you feel with Upon completion of this course, participants will a customized makeover? This online class pro- have an in-depth understanding of causes or vides professional mentoring and hair care how-to. sources of rage, anger, and/or anxiety. You will Topics include: what is right for your face shape; learn to develop a less reactive way of life and hair type and texture; color and you; stretching how to create a positive rather than negative life- your $$ between appointments and more. After attitude. This is a court-approved course and is sending your photos to Barb, an analysis will be designed for both young adults (15+) and adults. digitally superimposed on your image and record- Note: It is not necessary to take Session I before ed onto videotape. Photos will be provided that you this class. CEUs: .6 can take to your stylist. Visit our website for reg- May 30 9:00A-4:00P 1 Sat istration. CEUs: 2.4 Main Campus Bldg 10, Rm 102 Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Roberta Macdonald Item 9794Q Fee: $79 Barb Quinn Item 9788Q Fee: $89 Why Pay More? Organize or Agonize—Online Self-Paced Course Need more hours? Attend 12 hours in Sessions I and II at a Out of balance? Unproductive? How much joy discounted price. would you have if you unleashed your poten- Item 9795Q Fee: $139 tial and got your act together? This online class includes mentoring and tricks to achieve break- throughs. You’ll discover techniques of highly effective, happy people that can make a real differ- ence in your life. Visit our website for registration. CEUs: 2.4 Apr 28-Jun 11 Arranged Staff Item 9790Q Fee: $69

Calming Down—Anger/Stress Management Training Session I Participants will gain a better understanding of causes or sources of rage, anger, or anxiety. Learn- ing how to “reframe” and develop a less reactive way of life will be of primary focus. Creating a pos- itive rather than a negative life-attitude will help you gain more personal effectiveness and self esteem that is often “lost” in diffi cult life situa- tions. This class is designed for both young adults (age 15+) and adults. This is a court-approved course. CEUs: .6 Apr 25 9:00A-4:00P 1 Sat Main Campus Bldg 10, Rm 102 Roberta Macdonald Item 9792Q Fee: $79 See our Web site for details for site our Web See Mind & Body

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COLLEGE POLICIES college may also confi rm dates of attendance, date ACCREDITATION of birth and the most recent previous educational Highline Community College is accredited by the Accessing Student Information and Policies.Students institution attended. Students should also be advised Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universi- and other interested persons can access informa- that military recruiters may request address and ties, an institutional accrediting body recognized tion on completion and/or graduation rates; district phone listings under newly enacted Federal legisla- by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation security policies and crime statistics; athletic pro- tion. A student may restrict the release of directory and the Secretary of the United States Department gram participation rates and fi nancial support data; information. Students who do not wish the college of Education. 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ABE/ESL info/registration ...... 6 GED info/registration ...... 6 ABE/ESL instruction ...... 19 GED prep classes ...... 19 Academic Affairs VP ...... 9 Health Occupations lab ...... 26 Access Services ...... 99 Higher Education Center ...... 29 Administration VP ...... 1 Highline Foundation...... 99 Administrative Technology ...... 26 Highline Student Union ...... 8 Admission s/Entry Services ...... 6 Human Resources ...... 99 Advising ...... 6 Institutional Advancement VP ...... 99 Art Studios: Institutional Research...... 1 ceramics, draw, paint, sculpt ...... 16 Instructional Computing ...... 30 photography ...... 26 Inter-Cultural Center ...... 6 Artists-Lecture Center ...... 7 International Student Programs ...... 25 ATM ...... 8 Lecture Hall...... 26 Bike Racks ...... 6, 8, 19, 24, 30 Library ...... 25 Bistro ...... 8 FEDERAL WAY CAMPUS Locker Room ...... 27 Bookstore ...... 8 Mail Room ...... 25 Physical Location: 33320 1st Way S; Campus Square Offi ce Park, Bldg. A Career Center ...... 6 Media Services ...... 25 Cashier Offi ce ...... 6 Meeting Room...... 2 Southbound I-5 Center for Extended Learning ...... 99 Multicultural Services ...... 6 Take the S. 320th St. exit, #143 Center for Learning Connections ...... 99 Music/Drama ...... 4 and turn right onto S. 320th St. Central Services ...... 25 Outreach Center ...... 99 Turn left onto Pacific Hwy S. CWU–Des Moines Center ...... 29 Pavilion (main bldg) ...... 28 Drive aproximately one mile. Classrooms ...... 3, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, Pre-College Studies ...... 19 Turn Right onto S. 336th St. and ...... 21, 22, 23, 26, 29 President ...... 1 at First Way S., turn right again. Communications & Marketing ...... 99 Print Shop/Art Studio ...... 16 Turn right into the second drive- Community Services Purchasing ...... 1 way on the right. The building is & Supported Employment ...... 99 Reading/Study Skills ...... 19 on the left and says “Highline Conference Services ...... 1 Registration ...... 6 Community College.” Cooperative Education ...... 6 Science Laboratory ...... 12 Counseling ...... 6 Northbound I-5 Security and Parking ...... 6 Early Childhood Learning Center ...... 0 Take exit 142B toward WA- Student Employment ...... 6 English as a Second Language ...... 19 99/Federal Way and merge Student Programs ...... 8 Facilities ...... 24 onto WA-18 West. Turn right Student Services Dean ...... 6 Faculty Offi ces: onto 16th Ave S/ WA 161 (which TDD machine ...... 6, 29 Arts/Humanities/Speech ...... 5 becomes Pacifi c Hwy S/WA-99). Testing Center/GED Testing ...... 3 Proceed to 336th St. and turn Business/Math/Speech ...... 18 Business/Ed/Engineering/Science ...... 29 Theater ...... 4 left. At First Way S., turn right. Tutoring Center ...... 26 Turn right into the second drive- Lang./Math/Nurs/PE/RC ...... 15, 16, 19 Social Sciences ...... 11 Women’s Center ...... 6 way on the right. The building is Financial Aid ...... 6 WorkFirst Services ...... 6 on the left and says “Highline Workforce Training ...... 6 Community College.” Financial Services ...... 1 Fitness Center ...... 21 Food Services...... 8 PUBLIC RESTROOMS 3, 4, 6, 10, 13, 17, 19, MAST CENTER ...... 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 30, 99 Redondo Dock, Des Moines, Wash. OFF-CAMPUS LOCATIONS PLEASE DO NOT park in Salty’s Code Name Street Address City Zip lot; use the municipal lot across BUR Burien Library 14700 6th Ave SW Burien the street. FWC Federal Way Campus 33320 1st Way S. Federal Way FHS Foster High School 4242 S. 144th Tukwila From I-5, take Exit 147 HAZ Hazel Valley Elementary 402 SW 132nd Burien HHS Highline High School 225 S. 152nd Burien Turn west onto 272nd St. Remain on KCL Kent City Library 212 2nd N. Kent this road until it reaches the water KEN Kent Elementary 24700 64th Ave. S. Kent and turns into Redondo Beach Drive KWA Korean Women’s Assoc. 31218 Pac Hwy S. Federal Way S. Turn south (left) with the road, MAN Manhattan Elementary 440 S. 186th Burien continue past Salty’s to the HCC MTV Mount View Elementary 10811 12th SW Seattle dock / MaST Center. OLY Olympic View Elementary 2626 SW 327th Fed Way PKS Parkside Elementary 2104 S. 247th Des Moines TJH Thomas Jefferson High 4242 S. 288th St. Federal Way THS Tyee High School 4424 S. 188th St. Federal Way TUK Tukwila Community Center 12424 42nd Ave S Tukwila

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