FALL 2020 academic schedule and continuing education schedule

NEW WAY. NEW ONLINE FEATURES! NEW SAFETY PROTOCOLS! + 1,000 + classes and programs + Smaller in-person classes + "Learn Safe" procedures in + Virtual student services place in every class NEW DAY.+ Online student advising + An online bookstore that delivers to your doorstep + Renowned visiting scholars + Online continuing education programs

INTRODUCING! The Curtis L. Ivery Health & Wellness Education Center www.wcccd.edu • (313) 496-2600 WCCCD’s New Day, New Way initiative is not a stopping point. Rather, it’s a starting point...

Dr. Curtis L. Ivery Chancellor, Wayne County Community College District

2 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE Chancellor’s Message

It gives me great pride to welcome you back to Wayne County Community College District.

The past several months has presented a wholly unique challenge to all of us. We recognize that those challenges have not disappeared, but by working together, WCCCD has been able to adjust and adapt our world-class programs and facilities in ways that allow our students to achieve their educational goals and helps them, their families, and our region grow and thrive.

Our New Day, New Way initiative not only sustains our vital mission of creating pathways to better lives through higher education, but leverages the creativity, resolve, and ingenuity of the entire WCCCD community. Inside this schedule are more than 1, 000 classes and programs that advance our students’ education goals, and present new opportunities to find an in-demand career that they love.

While there are many distance learning opportunities for our students, we have remade our in-class learning experience to help ensure safe learning, but also to provide more individualized attention, greater engagement, and a broad array of innovative learning experiences.

In-person classes have been made smaller to allow for the access our students need while still physical distancing, as well as greater attention and interaction between faculty members and students. We have multiplied the number of the same classes to ensure our students still have the access they need to move towards completion. and we have implemented hybrid class structures – using the best of online or virtual experiences for instruction, and small group in-person labs and other instruction that help our students directly apply what they are learning.

We have remade aspects of our student services and administrative processes so that they can be accessed online and via video conference. Students may now connect with academic advising, financial aid, research and learning resources, and career planning services at wcccd.edu. Books and class supplies can also be purchased from our bookstores online and delivered directly to students’ homes.

We have put in place rigorous procedures that follow CDC and state official guidelines to help ensure that everyone who enters our classrooms can do so confidently and safely.

WCCCD’s New Day, New Way initiative is not a stopping point. Rather, it’s a starting point to reimagine how we support our nearly 70, 000 students’ learning and growth as they persist towards their goals.

It is an honor to help you move towards your educational goals. Together, we will continue to build our New Way forward.

Dr. Curtis L. Ivery, Chancellor Wayne County Community College District

WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 3 Table of Contents

GENERAL INFORMATION Board of Trustees 5 Michigan Colleges Online 24 District Administrative Staff 5 Transcript Transfer Evaluations 22 Campus Administration 5 Planning Guide • Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) 23 Mission Statement 5 Vision Statement 5 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Institutional Accreditation 6 TRIO 19 Legend 6 Allied Health Programs Application Deadlines 34 Student Assistance Program 22 ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES Learning Centers 31 How to Register On-line 12 Bank Mobile 32 College Calendar 7 Degree Works 33 Registration Information 7 Smarthinking 24 Bookstore 20 Emergency Alert System 40 Admissions 10 Student Email 43 Program Admissions 10 2019 Police Authority Annual Clery Security Report 53 How to Apply and Register for Classes 11 New Students 11 CAMPUS INFORMATION Current Students 11 DOWNRIVER CAMPUS 54 Former Students (returning) 14 CURTIS L. IVERY DOWNTOWN CAMPUS 55 Student Assessment 14 EASTERN CAMPUS 56 Veteran Affairs 14 NorTHWEST CAMPUS 57 International Students 14 TED SCOTT CAMPUS 58 Senior Citizens 15 MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER 59 Michigan Indian Tuition Waiver Program (MITW) 15 SCHEDULE INFORMATION TUITION AND FEE INFORMATION Distance Learning 68 Residency 15 Academic Schedule 70 Outstanding Balances 15 Weekend College Courses 28 Payment of Tuition and Fees 15 Cashless Registration Process 16 STATEMENTS Important Registration Information 16 Institutional Statements 70 Tuition and Fees Table 16 Drug-Free Workplace 71 Tuition Charge Chart 16 Smoke-Free Compliance 72 Deferred Tuition Payment Chart 17 Statement of Compliance 73 Dropping from Classes 17 Notice of Non-Discrimination 74 Refunds 17 Grievance Procedure 75 Tuition Refund Dates 17 The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act 76 Financial Aid and Other 17 Student Rights and Responsibilities 77 Financial Support Opportunities 18 District Police Authority at WCCCD 78 Important Telephone Numbers 79 ACADEMIC INFORMATION Student Services 19 Students with Disabilities (ACCESS) 19

4 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mary Ellen Stempfle, Chairperson, District 1 Scott T. Holiday, Member, District 4 Vernon C. Allen, Jr., Vice-Chairperson, District 3 Marla J. Edwards-Wheeler, Member, District 6 Denise Wellons-Glover, Secretary, District 5 Dr. Patrick M. Kelley, Member, District 7 Sharon P. Scott, Treasurer, District 9 Susan C. Steeby, Member, District 8 David A. Roehrig, Member, District 2 Dr. Curtis L. Ivery, Chancellor DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Furquan Ahmed, Abby Freeman, District Vice Chancellor of District Provost Health Sciences Human Resources and Administration CharMaine Hines, Kim DiCaro, District Vice Chancellor for Academic Accountability Deputy Chancellor, Chief Fiscal Officer and Policy

David Beaumont, Johnesa Hodge, District Lead Vice Chancellor Educational Affairs District Vice Chancellor of Institutional Effectiveness and Research Paige Niehaus, District Vice Chancellor for Innovation Patrick McNally, and Student Success District Vice Chancellor for Curriculum and Distance Learning Yoseph Demissie, Chief Information Officer Brian Singleton, District Vice Chancellor of Student Services CAMPUS ADMINISTRATION

Downriver Campus Northwest Campus Anthony T. Arminiak, Campus President Furquan Ahmed, Interim Northwest Campus President Curtis L. Ivery Downtown Campus Ted Scott Campus Denise Shannon, Campus President Anthony T. Arminiak, Campus President Eastern Campus Mary Ellen Stempfle University Center Mark Sanford, Campus President Dr. Harvey Dorrah, Jr., Provost

MISSION AND VISION STATEMENT

Mission Statement Vision Statement WCCCD’s mission is to empower individuals, businesses, WCCCD will be known as a premier community college and communities to achieve their higher education and and innovator in the areas of high quality academic and career advancement goals through excellent, accessible, career education, talent development in support of culturally diverse, and globally competitive programs regional economic growth, diversity and inclusion, and services. and technological advancement.

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 5 INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATION

Wayne County Community College District is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, 230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500, Chicago, Illinois 60604-1411; 800-621-7440, 312-263-0456, (fax) 312-263-7462 or www.hlcommission.org. Information regarding the status of an institution is available on both the WCCCD website and the Higher Learning Commission website. Complaints may be emailed to [email protected].

DISCLAIMER

This class schedule is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a contract. The District reserves the right to change, modify or alter without notice all fees, charges, tuition, expenses and costs of any kind and further reserves the right to add or delete, without notice, any course offering or information contained in this schedule.

WCCCD reserves the right to assign instructional staff and to eliminate, cancel, phase out or reduce course sizes and/or programs for financial, curricular or programmatic reasons.

LEGEND

DISTANCE LEARNING DAYS OF THE WEEK ITV - Interactive Television M - Monday HYB - Hybrid T - Tuesday ONL - Online W - Wednesday R - Thursday CLN - Clinical F - Friday CRN - Course Reference Number S - Saturday IMB - Imbedded Laboratory U - Sunday L/L - Lecture and Laboratory LAB - Laboratory LEC - Lecture TBA - To Be Announced

6 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY COLLEGE CALENDAR FALL 2020

Important Registration Information You must have earned a passing grade for all pre-requisite courses or you will not be allowed to register for the next sequential course. In addition to meeting the official admissions/registration requirements, you must select a program of study. For certain career programs you must complete an official Program Admission Form which may be obtained from the Campus Academic Officer or the campus AdmissionsOffice after completing all course pre-/co-requisites.

You are officially registered when the registration staff enters your classes or you click the submit button on Web-Gate.

You are then responsible for all tuition and fees incurred including the non-refundable registration fee. You are to pay at least 65% of your tuition at the time of registration. You must officially withdraw from your class(es) within the refund period to be eligible for any refund. The unpaid balance of tuition and fees is still due when you drop a course after the refund period ends. Therefore, any course dropped after the 50% refund must be paid in FULL.

Note: All grades are due 48 hours after the class ends. Please refer to chart below for important Refund dates. Academic advising is available throughout the year. All students are encouraged to see an advisor prior to class registration.

Fall 2020 Refund Dates Other Dates

Part of Term Start Date End Date 100% Last 50% Last Last day to pay 35% balance of 10/29/2020 (Subterm) Date Date deferred tuition (w/o incurring default fee) 1 8/24/2020 12/12/2020 8/31/2020 9/8/2020 $20 Default fee assessed 10/30/2020 2 8/24/2020 10/14/2020 8/31/2020 9/8/2020 $30 Delinquent Payment Fee 11/6/2020 3 10/15/2020 12/22/2020 10/22/2020 10/29/2020 Assessed

4 9/8/2020 12/12/2020 9/15/2020 9/22/2020

Key • = Same as Fall I Registration May 11 - August 24, 2020 Online Registration 24/7

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 7 PART OF TERM 1 PART OF TERM 2 PART OF TERM 3 PART OF TERM 4

Early Academic Advising 1Begins Monday, May 4, 2020 • • •

Priority Online Registration 1Begins Monday • Friday, May 11•15, 2020 • • • (42+ Credits)

Priority Online Registration 2 Begins Saturday • Wednesday, May 16•20, 2020 • • • (30+ Credits)

Priority Online Registration 3 Begins Thursday • Monday, May 21•25, 2020 • • • (18+ Credits)

Memorial Day Monday, May 25, 2020 • • • (District Closed • Online Reg. Only)

Registration Starts Tuesday, May 26, 2020 • • •

Independence Day (District Closed) Friday • Saturday, July 3•4, 2020 • • •

Last Day for Wait Listing 2020 Friday, Aug. 14, 2020 • Monday, Oct. 5, 2020 Sat., Aug. 29, 2020

Faculty Convocation Saturday, Aug. 22, 2020 • • •

Last Day to Register Monday, Aug. 24, 2020 • Thursday, Oct.15, 2020 Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020

Classes Begin Monday, Aug. 24, 2020 • Thursday, Oct.15, 2020 Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020

Labor Day (District Closed) Monday, Sept. 7, 2020 • • •

Classes Resume Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020 • • •

Last Date for 100% Refund Monday, Aug. 31, 2020 • Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020 Tuesday, Sept.15, 2020

Last Date for 50% Refund Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020 • Thursday, Oct.29, 2020 Tuesday, Sept.22, 2020

Student Welcome Week Monday • Friday, Sept. 14•18, 2020 • • •

Last Day to Pay 35% Balance Thursday, Oct. 29, 2020 • • • of Deferred Tuition

$20.00 Default Fee Assessed Friday, Oct. 30, 2020 • • •

Graduation Application Deadline Friday, Oct.16, 2020 • • •

District Conference Day (District Closed) Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2020 • • •

Spring 2021 Early Academic Advising Monday, Oct. 12, 2020 • • •

Spring 2021 Registration Begins Monday, Oct 19, 2020 • • •

$30.00 End of Semester Friday, Nov. 6, 2020 • • • Delinquent Fee Assessed

Last Day to Drop With a "W" Grade Monday, Nov.23, 2020 Weds., Sept. 23, 2020 Sunday, Nov. 22, 2020 Sunday, Nov. 22, 2020

No Classes Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020 • • •

Thanksgiving Break (District Closed) Wednesday • Saturday, Nov. 25•28, 2020 • • •

Classes Resume Monday, Nov. 30, 2020 • • •

Final Exams Monday • Saturday, Dec. 7•12, 2020 Friday • Wednesday, Oct. 9•14, 2020 • •

Class Ends Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020 Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2020 • •

Grades Due: 4:00 P.M. Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020 Friday, Oct. 16, 2020 • •

8 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY CORONAVIRUS and CLASS PROTOCOLS at WCCCD

While we welcome our students back to The District has also established a classes for the Fall 2020-21 Semester, we protocol for all individuals entering recognize that the ongoing Coronavirus its campus buildings. Individuals pandemic will change the way that must answer questions regarding any many of our students participate in symptoms, travel or potential contact programs, and attend in-person classes, with those who have Covid, perform laboratories, and testing sessions. a temperature check, and wash their hands before proceeding to their office or The majority of Fall 2020-21 classes will class. Hand sanitizer will also be made be online. Please continue to check your available throughout WCCCD campus wcccd.edu email for information on any buildings and in most classrooms. registration adjustments, and for details about how your class will be conducted, We understand that many of our students as well as how you can access course “ materials. were not comfortable meeting in-person at this time, and that many more were A minority of classes will be held in- looking for a viable alternative to showing person and will be clearly designated as up on their university campus this such upon registration. We have reduced semester. We will be offering a high- the number of in-person courses held at quality online experience, and rigorous our six physical campuses and specialty protocols for our students that require campuses out of an abundance of caution some in-person instruction to complete around the coronavirus (COVID-19). their programs.” For programs that require some in- – Dr. Curtis L. Ivery, WCCCD Chancellor - person contact to successfully complete, social distancing and masks will be For more information about WCCCD’s required. WCCCD has divided full COVID protocols or class location and classes into smaller groups to allow mode, please contact the office of Student for appropriate distancing and cleaning Services at 313-496-2634 or visit between sessions. www.wcccd.edu.

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 9 Applying for Admission

ADMISSIONS

Wayne County Community College District is an open admission institution and automatic for those who are 18 or years of age or older. Admission to specific programs is not automatic. For further information, please visit www.wcccd.edu or contact the Office of Admissions at 313-496-2600. If you are applying for financial aid to assist you in covering the cost of attendance, to be eligible for aid you must have a high school diploma or General Education Development (GED) Certificate. See our financial aid website for additional information.

For high school students under 18 years of age, the approval of a parent or guardian or the high school principal or counselor is required on the “Dual Enrollment” form. These forms are available at the Office of Admissions and Records at each campus.

Persons under age 16 must re-apply and be approved each semester for which they intend to enroll regardless of previous enrollments. Applications for persons under the age of 16 must be submitted to the District Office of Student Services, 801 W. Fort St., Detroit, MI 48226.

*Dual Enrollment classes may be available at no cost to the high school student who qualifies under the State School Aid Act, PA.148, Section 216. Students should contact their high school principal or counselor for information.

PROGRAM ADMISSION

Certain programs at the District have prerequisite courses and other criteria required for admission. In addition to meeting the official admissions/registration program requirements, students are required to apply for official program admission to their program of study. Students must complete an official Program Admission Form that may be obtained from the campus Student Services Office, the Office of Admissions or from the Campus Academic Officer. Additionally, to register for courses in technical degrees and certificate programs, except for specified introductory courses, students must have applied for and been accepted through the formal program admission process as specified in the District Catalog. Contact the Office of Admissions for specific program admission instructions.

For consideration of admission into ALL Allied Health programs, application deadlines are: May 15th for Fall and September 15th for Spring semesters.

Please Note: All students re-admitted to WCCCD after missing four or more consecutive regular semesters will be responsible for the curricula and regulations published in the current catalog and other official publications which are in effect at the time of their re-admission. In certain cases, dates of program admission may take precedence over dates of District admission for purpose of meeting program requirements for graduation.

10 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE HOW TO APPLY AND REGISTER FOR CLASSES

Students may apply for admissions online by following directions provided at www.wcccd.edu. Once your online application has been submitted, the acknowledgement letter will be sent describing registration instructions for new students.

Registration is held in the Student Services Center at each campus and online.

STEPS TO ENROLLMENT New Students 1. Many students may choose to apply for admissions online by going to www.wcccd.edu. Other students must complete and submit an application for admission at the campus Admissions and Records Office of their choice. 2. Have all previous academic credentials (official transcripts) forwarded to the District Records Office with a transcript evaluation request form. 3. When you receive your letter of admission, be sure to follow the instructions. Assessment testing is required for most new students and should be completed prior to registering for classes. 4. After completing your application and assessment testing, you will meet with an academic advisor to discuss your educational goals and select appropriate courses. You are now ready to register. 5. All fees must be paid by the deadline date established each semester. The District offers a deferred payment plan and some students may qualify for financial aid. Refunds will be available if you meet all preliminary guidelines and officially drop classes by the refund deadline. For more information, please see the Refund Policy in this schedule.

IMPORTANT: Students who register for classes are responsible for payment of their tuition and fees. Classes must be officially dropped during the add/drop period through an academic advisor at a campus or online via Web-Gate. Students who do not drop prior to published drop dates, regardless if student has attended class or not, will be responsible for paying the full tuition and fee assessment.

Current Students • Students who have completed less than 12 credit hours are required to meet with an academic advisor. Students who have successfully completed 12 or more credit hours are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor. • All fees must be paid by the deadline date established each semester. The District offers a deferred payment plan and some students may qualify for financial aid. Refunds will be available if you officially drop classes by the refund deadline. • Upon completion of registration all students are responsible for all assessments and fees. Tuition and other charges will NOT be waived unless a student officially drops the class(es), by the deadline date established each semester. There are two methods by which a student may drop a class.

Method 1: Log onto Web-Gate, go to registration, and drop the class.

Method II: Obtain Drop/Add form from the Admission/Records Office. In order to receive a refund of tuition and applicable fees, the form must be completed and processed. Students who do not drop by the appropriate deadline will be responsible for paying all tuition charges.

NOTE: Students must take at least 51% of their degree or certificate requirements in an on-campus, face-to-face environment.

WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 11 Why stand in line? Register for classes online!

Web­­­­­­­­­-Gate: How to Register for a Course Online

Wayne County Community College District has made it easier for you to register for classes by offering the complete registration process on the District’s web site. Now you can register online for classes at a time and location most convenient for you!

Five campus locations also have a Student Self-Service Center with staff available to provide assistance with registration. Descriptions of the course requirements are available online to help you decide which courses are right for you. Additionally, the website has an online Registration Guide that provides you with detailed information about the process.

Log on to www.wcccd.edu and follow the links to register online today!

12 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY STEP 1: Log on to www.wcccd.edu Click on Web-Gate Click on Enter Web-Gate

STEP 2: Enter your Wayne County Community College District Student Identification Number or Social Security number (optional) in the user ID box. Please Note: This is a 9 (nine) digit code beginning with A and one zero followed by seven digits. Your 9-digit student identification number was provided to you during the admission process. For first time users, enter your date of birth (MMDDYY) in the box next to PIN. For returning users, enter your personal (six digit) PIN. Click on Login

STEP 3: (For first time users) Re-enter the old PIN (your six digit date of birth (MMDDYY) Enter your new PIN (a personal six digit number) Re-enter your new PIN again. Click Login.

STEP 4: (For first time users) In the box next to Enter Question: Type a question that only you will be able to answer. In the box next to Answer: Type the answer to the question you entered. Click on Submit

STEP 5: Click on Student

STEP 6: Click on Registration

STEP 7: Look up open classes

STEP 8: Next to Select a Term: The current term will automatically appear. Click on Submit

STEP 9: Select subject from the drop down box

STEP 10: Select course by clicking the "view sections" button

STEP 11: Click on the box next to your selection and click the "register" button at the bottom.

STEP 12: Select class search at the bottom and repeat steps 9-11 for each desired class.

CONGRATULATIONS! You have successfully registered! The following page confirming your course registration (Web Registered) details will appear. Click on the Tuition Fee Assessment link at the bottom of the page and proceed to Credit Card Payment.These links appear at the bottom of the respective pages.

NOTE: Students must take at least 51% of their degree or certificate requirements in an on-campus, face-to-face environment.

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 13 FORMER STUDENTS ( RETURNING How do I schedule my assessment testing? A returning student is an individual who has not Assessment Testing is available at the campus of your attended the District for 4 or more consecutive regular choice on a walk-in basis. Please plan to stay at least semesters. All students in this category must complete two hours for your testing session. Please bring photo an application for re-admission. ID when testing. Students are encouraged to call the campus Student Services Office to confirm time. • Complete and submit an application online in • Web-Gate. (Students seeking a degree in an occupational program must apply for re-admission SPECIAL POPULATIONS • to a specific program.) VETERANS • Have all your previous academic credentials (official The purpose of the Veterans Affairs Office is to certify transcripts) mailed to the District Records Office, and the enrollment of veterans and their dependents who are submit a transcript evaluation request form. using their educational benefits. The staff in the Veterans Affairs Office serve as a liaison between the Department • When you receive your letter of admission, be sure of Veterans Affairs and the students at Wayne County to follow the instructions outlined in the letter. Community College District. The staff assists with the If you have not completed the English and Math completion of forms, explaining the various degree requirements, you will need assessment testing. options available at WCCCD, and directing students to the appropriate college personnel for support services. • Complete assessment testing. Veterans should schedule an appointment with an -or- academic advisor for individual assistance. All forms • If you do not need assessment testing, ou will visit may be printed from the WCCCD website, with an academic advisor for advising and course www.wcccd.edu or call us at 313-579-6924. selection. This step is required for all students who have completed less than 12 credit hours and The Department of Veterans Affairs requires that all is encouraged, for students who have successfully recipients of veteran educational benefits make progress earned 12 or more credit hours. toward their stated program. Therefore, all veterans and their dependents receiving benefits must maintain • All fees must be paid by the deadline date a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 to remain established each semester.The District offers a eligible for benefits. Veterans whose cumulative GPA deferred payment plan and some students may fallsbelow 2.0 will be required to raise the GPA to a qualify for financial aid. Refunds will be available if satisfactory 2.0 level within two semesters to be eligible you officially drop classes by the refund deadline. for continued benefits. If the veteran fails to do so, the Department of Veterans Affairs will be notified of their unsatisfactory academic progress. Please Note: All students re-admitted to WCCCD after missing four or more consecutive regular semesters will be responsible for the curricula and INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS regulations published in the current catalog and other Wayne County Community College District welcomes official publications which are in effect at the time of cultural and linguistic diversity and offers English as re-admission. a Second Language (ESL) courses for non-English- speaking foreign students. The District is authorized under Federal law to enroll non immigrant students STUDENT ASSESSMENT on the “F-1” student visa. Wayne County Community What is Assessment Testing? Student Assessment is a process through which College District follows requirements set forth by the the District will be able to determine if you need to United States Department of Homeland Security. Each improve your reading, writing or mathematic skills. requirement must be satisfied before admission as The assessment test scores will provide the necessary an International Student is considered. International information for your Academic Advisor to recommend applicants should visit the website for application placement into course(s) appropriate for your skill level. deadlines and a list of credentials needed for a complete

14 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY application to be considered at: www.wcccd.edu/students/inter_students.htm TUITION AND FEE INFORMATION SENIOR CITIZENS Citizens who are residents of the District and 60 years RESIDENCY of age or older may enroll at the District tuition-free. Students residing in the District will be charged resident Senior Citizen Tuition Waivers will be granted on a tuition rates. The District is defined as all of Wayne seat-availability basis in regularly scheduled academic County with the exception of the following cities and classes. Although student activity fees shall be waived townships: Dearborn, Garden City, Highland Park, for senior citizens, they are responsible for all other Livonia, Northville, Plymouth and part of Canton fees such as the cost of books and class supplies. Senior Township. Residency can be verified by but not limited students are expected to adhere to the same academic to voter registration card, driver’s license, tax or rent standards, rules and regulations that are in place for receipts, or state identification card. See WCCCD website other students. Proof of age and residency is required for additional information. at the time of registration. Residency is established at time of registration. Wayne MICHIGAN INDIAN TUITION WAIVER PROGRAM ( MITW County Community College District reserves the right to The Michigan Indian Tuition Waiver is a program enacted make final decisions on residency eligibility. by Public Act 174 of 1976, which waives the tuition costs (student responsible for paying all fees) for eligible OUTSTANDING BALANCES Native Americans in public community colleges or Outstanding balances that are not paid on or before the universities within Michigan. published due date will be placed on a Financial Hold and charged a $20 default fee. All student accounts remaining To be eligible for the MITW, you must meet the following delinquent at the end of the semester (please refer to the criteria: District calendar for specific date) will be charged • You must be enrolled at one of Michigan’s public an additional delinquent payment fee of $30. colleges or universities and Students who withdraw from classes after all refund • You must be ¼ or more Native American blood periods have passed will not receive a refund. quantum as certified by your Tribal Enrollment Department and Effective July 1, 2008, federal regulation dictate that • You must be an enrolled member of a U.S. Federally financial aid students will no longer be able to use recognized tribe as certified by your Tribal current award year financial aid funds to cover prior year Enrollment Department and outstanding balances that exceed $200. • You must be a legal resident of the state of Michigan PAYMENT OF TUITION AND FEES for not less than 12 consecutive months. All tuition, fees and deposits are due at the time of registration. To determine your eligibility, you must submit a Students that choose the deferred tuition payment plan certification application through the Civil Rights must pay a minimum of 65% of total tuition and fee(s) for Commission. Please contact the Civil Rights Commission the current term. Payments may be made online only. at 517-241-7748 or [email protected] for The District accepts online payments through all major certification materials or detailed information regarding credit cards and through checking and tribal eligibility. savings accounts.

Wayne County Community College District reserves the right to cancel the registration of any student who does not make the required tuition and fees payment within the specified time frame.

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 15 CASHLESS REGISTRATION PROCESS The District accepts online payments through all You must officially withdraw from your class(es) within major credit cards and through checking and savings the refund period to be eligible for any refund. The unpaid accounts. It is recommended that the student review balance of tuition and fees is still due when you withdraw the cost of tuition and fees in the class schedule before a course after the refund period ends. Therefore, any registering. Please remember to consider the fees course withdrawn after the 50% refund period must be for student activities, labs, and registration when paid in FULL. calculating tuition costs. DROPPING FROM CLASSES Note: ALL RETURNING STUDENTS WHO HAVE AN Officially dropping within the drop/add period will ensure OUTSTANDING BALANCE MUST PAY 100% OF THEIR that you are not responsible for tuition payment for that OUTSTANDING BALANCE. course. If you drop after the 100% drop period, you are responsible for some or all tuition fees. See refund table on page 19 for important dates and percentages of IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION tuition refund. You are officially registered when the registration staff enters your classes into the registration system or once REFUNDS you click the“submit” button if registering online. You are Classes cancelled by the District will result in a 100% responsible for all tuition and fees incurred including the refund. The District reserves the right to cancel classes. non-refundable registration fee. You must pay at least The District will attempt to notify students whose classes 65% of your tuition and fees at the time of registration. are cancelled.

TUITION and FEES TUITION CHARGE CHART Tuition at Wayne County Community College The amounts listed below represent the current tuition charge District is Based upon Residency: per credit hour which includes registration, student activity and technology fees. Other fees may apply. WCCCD – District Residents $109.10 Per Credit Hour International Other Michigan Residents $118.30 Per Credit Hour International Student or In-District In-District Out-of- Out-of-District @ Student or Out-of-State Hours @109.10/ @109.10CR District @ $118.30/CR *W/ Out-of-State $148.90/CR Out-of-State Residents $148.90 Per Credit Hour CR CR *W/FEES $118.30/CR FEES $148.90/CR *W/FEES International Students $148.90 Per Credit Hour

REFUNDABLE FEES 1 109.10 172.60 118.30 181.80 148.90 212.40 Student Activity Fees $4.00* Per Credit Hour 2 218.20 295.20 236.60 313.60 297.80 374.80 Technology Fees $7.50* Per Credit Hour 3 327.30 417.80 354.90 445.40 446.70 537.20 Facility Fee $2.00* Per Credit Hour 4 436.40 540.40 473.20 577.20 595.60 699.60 Laboratory Fees See Course Listings 5 545.50 663.00 591.50 709.00 744.50 862.00 Science Laboratory Fees $75.00 Per Science Lab 6 654.60 785.60 709.80 840.80 893.40 1024.40 Distance Learning (DL) Fees $20.00 Per Distance 7 763.70 908.20 828.10 972.60 1042.30 1186.80 Learning Course 8 872.80 1030.80 946.40 1104.40 1191.20 1349.20 Health Science Interdisciplinary $50.00 Per Course 9 981.90 1153.40 1064.70 1236.20 1340.10 1511.60 Simulation Laboratory Fee 10 1091.00 1276.00 1183.00 1368.00 1489.00 1674.00 (for specific health career course 11 1200.10 1398.60 1301.30 1499.80 1637.90 1836.40 NON-REFUNDABLE FEES 12 1309.20 1521.20 1419.60 1631.60 1786.80 1998.80 Registration $50.00 13 1418.30 1643.80 1537.90 1763.40 1935.70 2161.20 Default $20.00 14 1527.40 1766.40 1656.20 1895.20 2084.60 2323.60 15 1636.50 1889.00 1774.50 2027.00 2233.50 2486.00 Delinquent Payment Fee $30.00 16 1745.60 2011.60 1892.80 2158.80 2382.40 2648.40 Duplicate Diploma $10.00 17 1854.70 2134.20 2011.10 2290.60 2531.30 2810.80 NON-REFUNDABLE TESTING FEES 18 1963.80 2256.80 2129.40 2422.40 2680.20 2973.20 Health Education Systems Inc $44.00 (HESI)

Deferred payment opportunities are available for students. See the Deferred Tuition Chart for *Note: Includes fees for registration, student activities and technology. Other fees such as charges.*Note: The District has updated fees as of 5/30/19 testing, default, duplicate diploma, etc. are not included in the calculations above.

16 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY DEFERRED TUITION CHARGE CHART FALL 2020 A MINIMUM OF 65% OF THE FULL ASSESSMENT IS DUE AT TIME Important Refund Dates OF REGISTRATION. The amounts listed below represent the current Part of Term # of Weeks Start Date End Date 100% Last Date 50% Ladt Date tuition charge with the 65% minimum payment amount per credit (Subterm) hour, INCLUDING the REGISTRATION, STUDENT ACTIVITY and 1 15 8/24/20 12/12/20 8/31/20 9/8/20 TECHNOLOGY FEES ONLY. Other fees may apply. 2 7.5 8/24/20 10/14/20 8/31/20 9/8/20 In-District Out-of-District @ International Student or Credits Hours CR @109.10/CR $118.30/CR *W/FEES Out-of-State 3 7.5 10/15/20 12/22/20 10/22/20 10/29/20

1 112.19 118.17 138.06 4 13 9/8/20 12/12/20 9/15/20 9/22/20 2 191.88 203.84 243.62 3 271.57 289.51 349.18 FINANCIAL AID 4 351.26 375.18 454.74 5 430.95 460.85 560.30 APPLYING FOR FINANCIAL AID: 6 510.64 546.52 665.86 Visit our outstanding Financial Aid website at 7 590.33 632.19 771.42 www.wcccd.edu to find out how to apply for financial 8 670.02 717.86 876.98 aid and get up-to-date information every financial aid 9 749.71 803.53 982.54 student should know. Monitor your personal financial aid 10 829.40 889.20 1088.10 information by logging into Web-Gate, click on the icon located on the left side of the financial aid home page. 11 909.09 974.87 1193.66 12 988.78 1060.54 1299.22 Students must apply for financial aid online at 13 1068.47 1146.21 1404.78 www.fafsa.gov. Students are encouraged to apply for 14 1148.16 1231.88 1510.34 financial aid each year as early as October 1st for the 15 1227.85 1317.55 1615.90 upcoming school year. Priority deadlines for submitting 16 1307.54 1403.22 1721.46 financial aid applications are: 17 1387.23 1488.89 1827.02 Fall ...... March 1 18 1466.92 1574.56 1932.58 Spring ...... October 1 *Note: Includes fees for registration, student activities and technology. Other fees such as testing, default, duplicate diploma, etc. are not included in the calculations above. Summer ...... February 1

Students substituting another course must process a If you do not apply by the above dates, we still drop/add form as soon as possible. If students do not encourage you to apply since you may be eligible for wish to substitute another course, a refund is automatic financial assistance. Student financial aid funds are and there is no need to process a drop/add form. The made available only for purposes directly related to refund will be mailed to the student approximately 3-5 educational expenses. Use of financial aid funds for any weeks after the first day of the semester. There is no other purpose will jeopardize eligibility for continued refund for health reasons. assistance. The District Financial Aid Office reserves the right to review, adjust and/or cancel awards at any Classes withdrawn from by the student after the refund time because of a change in a student’s FAFSA, financial, deadlines will result in ‘‘no refund.” Tuition, Student marital, academic status, because of adjustments in Activity fees, Technology fee, and all course designated federal or state regulations or funding or computational fees are refundable within the deadline requirements. errors. A student may decline all or any portion of a However, registration and deferred fees are not financial aid award in writing. A student may appeal for refundable unless the District cancels one or all of a reconsideration of any aspect of a financial aid award student’s classes. by submitting written justification and supporting documentation. A student may accept any number of TUITION REFUND DATES awards or other financial assistance from public Refund dates vary based upon course start and end and/or private sources, however the total financial dates, refer to chart to the right. assistance may not exceed the total cost of their attendance.

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 17 Students who receive federal financial aid are expected • Your parents’ (if you are a dependent under age 24) to attend and successfully complete the coursework for Federal Income Tax Return which they enrolled. Payment of financial aid is based • W-2 Forms or other records of income upon enrollment status and class attendance. If you add or drop classes after the disbursement of financial • Records of other untaxed income received, social aid, the aid is subject to revision. Minimizing schedule security, veterans benefits, military or clergy adjustments after the beginning of each term will insure allowances timely delivery and accuracy of the financial aid award. • Current bank statements Adjustments made after the receipt of excess aid funds • Current mortgage information due to non-attendance or withdrawal will result in a reduction in aid eligibility and cause a balance due on • Records of stocks, bonds, and other investments the student’s account. Remember to stay informed • Business and/or farm records, if you or your parents about your financial aid by monitoring Web-Gate and own a business or farm your WCCCD email box. • Your social security card and driver’s license Financial aid is not automatically renewable. Students • Your alien registration card (if you are not a United must apply every year to be considered for any type of States citizen) assistance. Procedures for applying for financial aid are available online at www.wcccd.edu. Once you have completed the application, you must e-sign your application. The Personal Identification Number THE TYPES OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INCLUDE, (PIN) serves as the electronic signature. There is no BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: charge for this application process.

A. Federal Pell Grant Within a few days, you should receive a Student Aid B. Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant Report (SAR) from the U.S. Department of Education via email with the processing results. It will also contain C. Federal Stafford Loans information regarding your Pell Grant Lifetime Eligibility D. Federal College Work-Study Used (LEU) for eligible recipients. In addition, it will. provide information on whether you are a first time E. Iraq and Afghanistan Service Grant borrower subject to the 150% subsidized loan limit. It is important that you review the information on your Information for each type of financial assistance is SAR very carefully. If you need additional help or wish available under Financial Aid on the District’s website to inquire regarding the results of your FAFSA on the www.wcccd.edu. web application for the upcoming academic year, you can contact FAFSA on the web or call the Customer Service You must apply for financial aid electronically! Number 1-800-433-3243. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.gov allows students to apply for financial aid SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS: through the Internet. Applications are submitted directly Federal regulations require that all students receiving to the U.S. Department of Education thereby reducing financial aid make continued progress toward an mailing delays. Results are received faster by WCCCD, educational goal. which speeds up the processing of your application. Extensive online instructions are available to help you For further information regarding Satisfactory Academic complete the application process. You may also call Progress, please visit our Financial Aid website at 1-800-433-3243 for assistance. www.wcccd.edu We recommend having the following information available as you complete your application: • Your (and your spouse’s, if married) Federal Income Tax Return

18 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 1. Pick-up intake packet from the Office of Campus OTHER STUDENT President. SERVICES SUPPORT 2. Gather current disability documentation. OPPORTUNITIES 3. Complete and submit all requested documents to the Office of Campus President. DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES 4. Once approved for support services you will be Disability Support Services at Wayne County Community contacted by a campus representative for a follow-up College District strives to provide students with appointment to discuss your accommodations. the necessary tools to help them accomplish their educational and career goals. It is the goal of Disability 5. Pick-up and sign your academic accommodation Support Services to: letters as instructed. 6. Students are responsible for giving the academic 1. Provide effective and reasonable accommodations. accommodation letters to all instructors for courses 2. Provide internal and external referrals, information in which they are utilizing their accommodations. on campus resources and to assist students with Instructors must receive the academic accommodation strengthening their academic and letters in order to provide the accommodations. employability skills. Please see the District’s Disability Support Services 3. Support and encourage students with disabilities to handbook made available online for further information at become more independent. www.wcccd.edu/students/pdfs/ACCESS%20Policy%20 4. Increase faculty understanding of the needs of Booklet.pdf students with disabilities and STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 5. Work as an advocate for students. • Support Groups • Community Mental Health In addition to the disability support services that are • Diagnostic available to all students, students in the ACCESS • Social Services Agencies Program may be eligible for accommodations such as • Michigan Rehabilitation Services assistance with note-taking, interpreter services and • Michigan Commission for the Blind assistive technology. Program participants are also assisted with referrals to both internal and external 1-855-599-2223 • www.theinfocenter.org support services.

CARL D. PERKINS PROGRAM STUDENT DISABILITIES Students enrolled in selected career and vocational Students requesting academic adjustment, auxiliary programs at Wayne County Community College District aids and services under the Americans with Disabilities may be eligible for support services through the Carl D. Act (ADA) or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1983 Perkins Program. Services include tutoring, advising, must provide documentation of a diagnosed physical, workshops, career/job preparation, financial assistance, medical or mental impairment that substantially limits a etc. For application and eligibility requirements, call the major life activity. Documentation and recommendations District at (313) 496-2634. must be appropriate to the post-secondary setting. The report must describe the current impact of the disability TRIO TRANSFER PROGRAM on the student’s academic performance. The TRIO program is a federally funded grant through the United States Department of Education which serves Academic adjustments, auxiliary aids and services eligible low income, first generation and disabled students are individually determined each semester. It is the who plan to graduate from WCCCD and transfer to a four- student’s responsibility to contact the Office of the year college or university. President in order to receive services. The steps for receiving services include:

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 19 FALL 2020 BOOKSTORE

Fall 2020 Bookstore

You will find the textbooks, reference manuals and supplies you need at the bookstores operated on all campuses by the Follett Book Company. Students should refer to the class syllabus to make sure that you purchase the appropriate materials for class. Students may be able to sell back used books to the bookstore, although there is no guarantee; please see store for details. Books that are clean and unmarked have higher resale value. Textbook refunds are subject to rules set by the bookstore, please see either your receipt and/or the store for details. Returned books must be clean, unmarked and accompanied by the proper receipt. You may visit the online bookstore to purchase textbooks at: https://www.bkstr.com/wcccdstore/home.

CAMPUS BOOKSTORE PHONE NUMBERS:

Downriver (734) 374-3210 Northwest (313) 943-4044 Downtown (313) 496-2690 Ted Scott (734) 697-5196 Eastern (313) 579-6995

20 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE FALL 2020 BOOKSTORE

Downriver, Downtown and Northwest Campus Stores ONLY

Regular Summer Hours (Saturday, May 30th, 2020 – Thursday, August 2nd, 2020): Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday CLOSED - Summer I and II classes end Saturday, August 1

- Book Vouchers Accepted: Monday, Aug 3rd - Friday, Sept 11th

Pre-Bookrush (Friday, August 3rd, 2020 - Saturday, August 22nd, 2020): Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 12: 00 p.m. (Downtown ONLY) Sunday CLOSED - Classes begin Monday, August 24th

Fall Bookrush: (Friday, August 3rd, 2020 - Saturday, August 22nd, 2020): Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 12: 00 p.m. (Downtown ONLY) Sunday CLOSED

Regular Fall Hours: (Saturday, September 12th, 2020 - Saturday, Decmeber 14th, 2020): Downtown: Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Sunday CLOSED

Downriver and Northwest: Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Friday CLOSED Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Sunday CLOSED

Bookstore Closed: Thanksgiving Break: Wednesday, November, 27 2019 - Sunday, Dec 1, 2019 Holiday Break: Wednesday, December 18 2019 - Thursday, January, 2, 2020 Faculty Convocaton Day: Saturday, January 18, 2020 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday: Monday, January 20, 2020 Spring Break: Friday, April, 10 2020 - Thursday, April 16, 2020

- Stores closed for District Conference Day: Tuesday, November 17, 2020

- Store closed Thanksgiving Break: Wednesday, Nov 25 – Sunday, Nov 29, 2020

- Classes end: Saturday, December 12, 2020

WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 21 STUDENT SERVICES ONLINE TRANSCRIPT TRANSCRIPT TRANSFER EVALUATIONS REQUEST AND ENROLLMENT Incoming transfer students must request official transcripts from their previous college(s) for VERIFICATION evaluation and review for transfer credit. Transcript Evaluation Forms must be completed and all official Ordering and tracking a transcript and Enrollment transcripts must be mailed to: Verification has never been so quick or easy. No more phone calls or waiting in line. Our free transcript and Wayne County Community College District Enrollment Verification ordering service is the easiest District Records, 2nd Floor way to speed-up your transcript and Enrollment 801 W. Fort St. Verification request. It provides: Detroit, MI 48226 • Convenient 24/7 transcript and Enrollment Verification ordering After completion of the transcript evaluation the student will receive official notice of accepted • Secure transactions transfer credit. • Ability to order transcripts and Enrollment Verification for multiple recipients • Real-time order status tracking

To order a transcript and Enrollment Verification online or to track the status of an existing order, log on to student Web-Gate and follow the transcript and Enrollment Verification requesting directions. FOR STUDENT

Wayne County Community College District ASSISTANCE participates in The Michigan Transfer Network.

The Michigan Transfer Network allows students, HELP US HELP YOU advisors, and the general public to view transfer QUESTIONS? CONCERNS? course equivalencies between many Michigan colleges and universities. PROBLEMS? 1-800-300-2118 If you would like to go back to school, transfer to another institution in Michigan, or simply see how courses at Wayne County Community College District would transfer to another school, this site is for you! Do you feel as if you have exhausted all avenues and followed the correct procedures You can also view a list of the participating institutions to resolve an issue without a satisfactory along with links to each school’s home page, outcome? Then you should contact the District admissions site, and transfer information. Communication Management Center (DCMC) at 1-800-300-2118. A highly trained staff member Start planning your academic future today. will assist you in correcting any service issues Visit the Michigan Transfer Network at: or concerns you have. http://www.michigantransfernetwork.org

22 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY PLANNING GUIDE • MICHIGAN TRANSFER AGREEMENT ( MTA

The MTA transfer student agreement ensures that a student who completes the MTA Common Core courses at a participating two-year college will have satisfied general education requirements at the participating four-year college. The MTA Common Core of general courses includes the following: A minimum of 30 credits is required to complete the MTA. At least one (1) course must be taken at Wayne County Community College District. Coursework transferred from other institutions that does not have a direct WCCCD equivalent may be eligible to satisfy MTA, dependent on evaluation.

ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENG 119 3 CR English Composition I or ENG 134 3 CR Technical Communications.  MTA English

COMMUNICATION ENG 120 3 CR English II or SPH 101 3 CR Fundamentals of Speech or BUS 240 3 CR Business Communications.  MTA Communication

MATHEMATICS One of the following: MAT 135, 155, 156, 171, 172, 271, 272, 273.  MTA Math

NATURAL SCIENCE Two of the following, each from a different subject area: ANT 153, AST 101, BIO: (151, 155+, 165+, 175+, 240+, 250+, 252, 295+), CHM: (105+, 136+, 145+, 155+, 250, 255+), DT 130, GEL 210+, PHY: (115+, 235+, 245+, 265+, 275+). At least one must be a laboratory science. Note: + designates a science course with a laboratory.  MTA Natural Science  MTA Natural Science

SOCIAL SCIENCE Two of the following, each from a different subject area: AAS, ANT, ECO, HIS, MWS, PS, PSY, SOC.  MTA Social Science  MTA Social Science

HUMANITIES Two of the following, each from a different subject area: AAS 253, ARA, CHN, ENG: (212, 228, 231, 232, 233, 234, 240, 250, 252, 260, 261, 266, 280, 285, 290, 292), FRE, GRM, HUM, JPN, MUS, MWS 102, PHL, SPA, SPH.  MTA Humanities  MTA Humanities

ADDITIONAL COURSEWORK If necessary, additional designated MTA courses (from above lists) to total or exceed 30 credit hours.  MTA Additional Course (if needed)  MTA Additional Course (if needed)

Many Michigan four-year colleges and universities are part of the Michigan Transfer Agreement. The Agreement requires completion of 30 credit hours of coursework in general education areas. If a student has successfully completed the appropriate coursework, that student’s transcript will be marked “MTA Satisfied.” Participating four year colleges and universities will accept that as a completion of 30 credits toward their general education requirements. Students who plan to transfer should contact their intended transfer institution. The MTA requires that colleges list coursework which is applicable.

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 23 TRIO-SSS provides opportunities for academic MI(LSAMP development, assists students with basic college The Michigan Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority requirements in order to increase the retention and Participation (MI-LSAMP) is a National Science Foundation graduation rates of its participants. (NSF) sponsored consortium of 5 universities and 10 community colleges. The goal of the MI-LSAMP is to The mission of TRIO-SSS is to foster an institutional increase the number of highly trained minority climate supportive of student success and help students students earning baccalaureate degrees in science, make the transition from one level of higher education technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. to the next. The MI-LSAMP paid summer undergraduate research For more information please contact the Division of programs hosted at the University of Michigan, Michigan Student Services at (313) 496-2634. State University, Wayne State University and Western Michigan University engage students in mentored hands- SMARTHINKING on advanced research training. Smarthinking is integrated into our Web-Gate student portal for easy use and easy access for Current WCCCD underrepresented minority community on-demand support. college students with a 2.8 GPA or greater in a STEM program of study who plan to transfer to a 4-year By allowing students to ask written questions or institution to complete a STEM baccalaureate degree are submit writing assignments for feedback, we provide eligible to apply for an internship. personalized learning solutions that improve success and retention for all students. MICHIGAN COLLEGES ONLINE Michigan Colleges Online (MCO) is an initiative of the In addition all tutoring sessions and writing submissions Michigan Community College Association and the 28 are archived and available for students to review at any Michigan community colleges. The MCO website time for studying or test preparation. (www.micollegesonline.org) provides a listing of online courses from all MCO member colleges. This site These important services remove scheduling and conveniently allows students to find the course(s) that transportation barriers to non-traditional students with will transferback to their home college and satisfy their work and family obligations. requirements - and if a student has financial aid the student may be able to use it for courses found on thw For more information please log on to your student Web- MCO website. Gate account at www.wcccd.edu.

MICUP Michigan College and University Partnership (MICUP) is a grant program coordinated by Michigan Technological University (MTU) that encourages academically and economically disadvantaged students as well as minority students to secure an education at a community college and transfer to a four-year institution to earn a baccalaureate degree. Benefits of being a part of the MICUP program include: 1) all expenses paid trip to Michigan Technological University for a fall campus tour and, 2) summer internship program with a stipend, free 3-credit class and research project opportunity at MTU for those applicants who are selected. For more information about the MICUP program, please call 313-496-2634.

24 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY FALL 2020 ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD is offering Student Advising to improve student outcomes in safe environment. Student A collaborative online activity that joins the student with an advisor to help them develop the required program completion Advising plan and realize the maximum benefits for their educational experience. Safe and easily accessible. Academic Advising offers: • Clarifying values and goals • Understanding the nature and purpose of higher education • Exploring educational and career options • Planning an educational program that is consistent with your needs, interests, and abilities • Selecting courses appropriate for your chosen program • Assisting with planning for transfer to a four-year institution • Assisting with monitoring academic progress • Connecting you with the support services

For more information on how to access Student Advising , contact the WCCCD Student Success Hotline NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCDat 313-496-2634. 2020 FALL ACADEMIC http://www.wcccd.edu/ SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 25 Where learning leads to a better life! FALL 2020 ACADEMIC SCHEDULE

WCCCD ONLINE BOOKSTORES DELIVERS STRAIGHT TO YOUR FRONT DOOR

It’s as easy as A.B.C.!

New, used, digital books or rental - whatever your preference, we have you covered. We have made it easy for you to receive your course materials, popular school accessories, clothing, electronics and seasonal essentials with the click of a few buttons.

Browse our online stores, place your order for books and needed supplies, and they will be delivered directly to your home.

Go to https://www.bkstr.com/wcccdstore/home to find your campus and 26 course information and be sure to use your WCCCD email address. STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Looking for help? Let us assist you!

There are hundreds of resources you may be eligible for:

• Challenges facing working students • Healthcare and mental illness • Assistance for parents, including child care • Substance abuse • Financial management • Neglect • Legal services • Violence

CALL 1-855-59WCCCD (1-855-599-2223) YOUR CALL IS COMPLETELY CONFIDENTIAL For more information, visit www.theinfocenter.org

Can’t find the class you need? Try a different location. We have six locations and Distance Learning to serve you. WEEKEND COLLEGE Come spend the weekend learning with us!

Weekend College provides an alternative course schedule allowing students to attend face-to-face college classes on Friday evenings or Saturdays during the day. Online courses are also available.

Weekend College Benefits • Ability to work full-time while attending classes • An accelerated path to earning your associate degree • A comfortable learning environment with smaller class sizes • Easy parking on campus • A learning community with students with similar life and work experiences

Earn your Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, or Associate of General Studies through Weekend College. Here’s an example of how you can complete your associate degree:

YEAR 1 FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER SUMMER SEMESTER ENG 119...... 3 SPH 101 ...... 3 Humanities/Social Science Elective ...... 3 ANT 153...... 4 MAT 135/155/156 ...... 4 Elective ...... 4 Humanities/Social Science Elective ...... 3 Humanities/Social Science Elective ...... 3 Humanities/Social Science Elective ...... 3 TOTAL...... 10 Credits TOTAL...... 10 Credits TOTAL...... 10 Credits

YEAR 2 FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER SUMMER SEMESTER Humanities/Social Science Elective ...... 3 PS 101...... 3 Elective ...... 3 ENG 120...... 3 Elective ...... 3 Elective ...... 3 BIO 155 ...... 4 Elective ...... 4 Elective ...... 4 TOTAL...... 10 Credits TOTAL...... 10 Credits TOTAL...... 10 Credits

WWW.WCCCD.EDU • 313-496-2600 28 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Wayne County Community College District is proud to participate in TRIO–Student Support Services program. TRIO-SSS is a federally-funded grant through the United States Department of Education.

The goal of TRIO–SSS is to increase the retention and graduation rates of its participants and help students make the transition from one level of higher education to the next.

TRIO–SSS serves eligible low income, first generation and disabled students who plan to graduate from WCCCD and transfer to a four-year college or university.

To meet that goal TRIO–SSS provides opportunities for academic development, assists students with basic college requirements, and serves to motivate students to complete their postsecondary education.

The mission of TRIO–SSS is to foster an institutional climate supportive of the success of low-income and first generation college students and individuals with disabilities.

For more information, please contact the Division of Student Services at (313) 496-2634 www.wcccd.edu

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 29 Google IT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE

Wayne County Community College District (WCCCD) is launching the Google IT Support Professional Certificate program designed to prepare students for entry-level jobs in the Information Technology (IT) field. Developed by Google, this dynamic interactive program can help students become employment ready in less than 8 months. The program is part of the Grow with Google initiative to help develop local workforce for all communities. This instructor-led program will engage students with a combination of hands-on labs and interactive assessments, all developed by Googlers. The program introduces students to all the fundamentals of IT support that are critical for success in the workplace.

NORTHWEST CAMPUS 8200 WEST OUTER DRIVE, DETROIT, MI 48219

Weekend College Benefits • Share their information directly with top employers hiring for IT support jobs • Become ready for an entry-level job in IT support • Earn up to 4 credits towards an Associate Degree in Computer Information Systems

NO TECHNOLOGY EXPERIENCE or COLLEGE DEGREE REQUIRED!

WWW.WCCCD.EDU • 313-496-2600 •

30 Wayne County Community College District is Online tutoring is available to all WCCCD students committed to both the academic and personal via Smarthinking. Our partnership with Smarthinking success of our students. Through the Learning Center provides a simple and flexible way to schedule a at each campus, students have access to academic tutoring session with an academic coach through support services which will enable them to succeed in an easy online process. Students can connect with their classes throughout their educational experience a network of Smarthinking coaches who provide at WCCCD. Our campus Learning Centers are where academic support at times when the college’s tutors students have access to walk-in services which help may be unavailable, such as evenings or weekends. them to adapt to the academic expectations of the classroom, to receive assistance with their classes At WCCCD, we believe that providing all students with and receive support from both the instructor and around-the-clock access to online tools and resources the Learning Center staff. greatly enhances the educational experience of both traditional and online students. Meeting the student support needs of all students within a multi-campus environment is always a priority at WCCCD. We continuously strive to expand our ability to provide our community with learning opportunities when and where they need it. For more information about Learning Resource In order to offer our students the greatest amount Centers or to access the online material, go to of flexibility in meeting their educational goals, we are engaging students with technology-based http://www.wcccd.edu/dept/learning_resource_ learning tools in addition to on-campus resources. center_services.htm or call 313-496-2600

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32 Wayne County Community College District’s DIVISION OF STUDENT SERVICES Presents

Degree Works helps students and advisors monitor progress towards degree and certificate completion. It combines the District's state-approved degree and certificate requirements with the coursework students have completed into an easy-to-read worksheet that helps students see how the courses they have completed count toward degree and certificate requirements as well as identify what courses and requirements they still need to complete.

BUILD YOUR PERSONAL ROADMAP TODAY!

Step 1: Log-in to your student Web-Gate account

Step 2: Select "Student" on the Main Menu

Step 3: Select "Student Records" on the Student Menu

Step 4: Select "Degree Evaluation" on the Studend Records Menu

If you have any questions, please contact the Division of Student Services at 313-496-2634 or visit www.wcccd.edu

Degree Works is intended to support and complement academic advising, but not to replace face-to-

face advising sessions. 33 ATTENTION STUDENTS: For consideration of admission into ALL Allied Health programs, applications must be submitted by

FALL ADMISSION DEADLINE: MAY 15TH SPRING ADMISSION DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 15TH

For more information, please contact

34 Division of Student Services Announces

24/7 FREE Online Tutoring: Anywhere, Anytime

• Math • Bilingual Math • Introductory Anatomy & Physiology

• Biology • Chemistry • Organic Chemistry • Physics • Economics

• Finance • Accounting • Statistics • Spanish • Writing

• Reading • Computers & Technology

With Smarthinking, you can:

• Access a personal Drop-In session and interact with a live tutor.

• Schedule a Personal Session with a tutor of your choice.

• Submit your Writing for any class to our Writing Center.

• Submit an Offline Question and receive a reply from a tutor.

All currently enrolled WCCCD students have access to on-demand academic

support free of charge by logging into their Web-Gate

account and selecting the SMARTHINKING link.

DOWNLOAD THE APP TODAY! www.wcccd.edu 35 CandidCareer.com is changing the way a student can approach career exploration. Whether you are just beginning to explore career options, preparing for a job interview, or looking to change careers, CandidCareer.com can help. Thousands of informational 1-3 minute video interviews with real professionals through an easy to use website is at your fingertips. CandidCareer.com is dedicated to providing the inside scoop on careers so viewers will be informed and ready for what lies ahead. Find your passion today at CandidCareer.com!

Why CandidCareer.com? • A fun and efficient way to explore careers! Similar in nature to YouTube and Financial Aid TV • Discover career fields you did not even know existed and learn what it takes to get there • Save your favorites to help guide your college and/or career discussions with your family or advisor • Available 24/7 anywhere there is internet accessibility and it is customer friendly • Social media friendly, flexible video sharing and it works on smart phones and notebooks • Career Advice Channel provides advice tips on such topics as Resume Writing, Interviewing, Networking, Career Fairs, Internships, Grad School and much more

If you have any questions, please contact Student Services at 313-496-2634. 36 www.wcccd.edu ESL (English as a Second Language) COURSES AT WCCCD

Wayne County Community College District offers exciting ESL courses.

ESL 101 ______4 CREDIT HOURS This course will provide students with a basic vocabulary to enable them to have simple conversational exchanges. Audio as well as computer-based material is used to reinforce and expand the skills program in the classroom. This course is for beginning students whom English is a second language.

ESL 102 ______4 CREDIT HOURS This course guides students through the four language learning components: Listening, Reading, Speaking and Writing. Students will learn to recognize and apply aspects of American pronunciation and focus on grammatically contextualized paragraphs. In addition, students will explore American culture.

Face-to-face and socially distanced ESL courses will be offered at the Language Institute, located at the Curtis L. Ivery Downtown Campus. For more information on additional language courses offered or online courses available, please call 313-496-2758. 37 BETA BETA BETA (TRIBETA) NATIONAL BIOLOGICAL HONOR SOCIETY

ATTENTION SCIENCE STUDENTS: Apply for the National Biological Honor Society Membership!

Interested student-candidates must be recommended by his/her Wayne County Community College District (WCCCD) science professor and demonstrate proof (i.e. unofficial transcripts) of at least an overall 3.0 GPA out of a possible 4.0 GPA point system in his/her biology courses: BIO 165, BIO 240, BIO 250, BIO 252, and BIO 295.

Regular Membership inductees will receive the following items: certificate, membership card, honor cord, key chain, and decals. Membership fee is $50.

Membership Qualifications: Upon applying, students must meet Regular Membership qualifications:

1. Student must have completed at least one term of the second year curriculum or its equivalent 2. Student must have completed at least three semester courses in biological science of which at least one is not an introductory course, with an average grade of B or its equivalent in those biology courses 3. Student must have a B average in all courses 4. Student must be in good academic standing

For more information, please contact the Division of Student Services at 313-496-2634

38 For scholarship information, visit https://www.tribeta.org/ International Honor Society of the Two-Year College

Phi Theta Kappa was founded in 1918 by college SCHOLARSHIPS: presidents in Missouri. Today, it is the largest international honor society with more than two million • All USA • Nota Bene Academic Team Anthology members. The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize and encourage scholarship among • All State • Coca Cola Scholars Academic Team two-year college students. • Hites Foundation • Leaders of Promise • Transfer WCCCD Membership Requirements: • Jack Kent Cooke Scholarships Foundation • Current enrollment at WCCCD • and More… • Guistwhite • Complete 12 credit hours of college level Scholarship coursework at WCCCD • Earn a cumulative GPA of 3.5 Society Hallmarks • Receive a membership invitation • Scholarship • Leadership • Adhere to the moral standards of Phi Theta Kappa • Service • Fellowship Applications are accepted by your advisor Hallmarks are the standards set by at all WCCCD campus locations! the society that guide the activities of Phi Theta Kappans.

Applications are accepted by your advisor at all WCCCD campus locations or by submitting them online. For more information, please call 313-496-2634 39 EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM Have you signed up to receive notice of school closings and emergencies on your cell phone?

Sign-up for the WCCCD Emergency Alert System at www.wcccd.edu BEING INFORMED MEANS BEING PREPARED!

40 Learning Resource Centers Online Resources from Home

Some of the online services available through LRC: Learning Resource Centers (LRC) provide information literacy education, multimedia resources, and services to support the • Helpful tips for researching curricula offered by the District. The library provides research and writing a paper needs to students, faculty, staff, and administration. The library extends these services to the community and • Monthly student success workshops serves as a catalyst for lifelong learning. • Video chat with a librarian (by appointment) Meeting the support needs of all students within a multi-campus environment is always a priority at • Ask-A-Librarian 24/7 Chat Service WCCCD. We continuously strive to expand our ability to provide our community with learning opportunities when and where they need it. Learning Resource Centers offer our students the greatest amount of flexibility in meeting For more information about Learning Resource Centers their educational goals, engaging students or to access the online material, go to with technology-based learning tools www.wcccd.edu/dept/learning_resource_center_services that are easily accessible online. or try www.wcccd.edu.41 HEALTH SCIENCE PROGRAMS Allied OFFERED IN MULTIPLE FORMATS

Health The Fall 2020 semester will have health science courses online, but there may be some courses with labs where in- person instruction is required. For some courses, the classroom Science instruction will be online while lab instruction will occur in small groups practicing social distancing. With other courses, lab instruction will occur virtually, at home. Please check to see if Programs the lab offered for the course you select will be in-person or done virtually.

The HESI entrance exam for the Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) program has been waived. Once campuses fully reopen we will resume HESI registration. All other prerequisites for the LPN program must be met. You may apply to the program by completing the application online and submitting it, along with all other requirements. The application can be found at www.wcccd.edu.

SOME HEALTH SCIENCE PROGRAMS OFFERED: • Anesthesia Technology • Surgical Technology • Dental Assistant • Pharmacy Technology

Please note, the application to apply for all Health42 Science programs is July 15, 2020 42 Wayne County Community College District’s DIVISION OF STUDENT SERVICES Presents WCCCD STUDENT E-MAIL

What does this mean for WCCCD students? • Students will have instant access to official communications about their classes, billing statements, financial aid, student accounts, emergency alrts, etc. and these will come only to your WCCCD Student E-mail (no longer on paper). • Messages sent by students to WCCCD from their WCCCD Student E-mail account will be secure and will not be at risk of being held as “spam.” • Students will be more informed and have the ability to take charge of their education at WCCCD!

What do you need to do? • Simply register for any academic class and you will automatically be provided with a WCCCD Student E-mail account. • Please note it will take 24 hours from the time you register for classes for your WCCCD Student E-mail account to be activated. • Check your Student E-mail account regularly to stay in touch and in control of your education at WCCCD!

43 NEED ASSISTANCE?

Contact the WCCCD Veterans Affairs Office for assistance completing forms, certification, registration, resources and veteran benefits necessary for a successful college experience.

For more information, please contact: Veterans Affairs Office Veterans Affairs School Certifying Official Hasina Philyaw Phone: 313-496-2634, ext 6924 Email: [email protected]

44 Financial Aid TV Have Questions About Financial Aid? wcccd.financialaidtv.com

Wayne County Community College District's Financial Aid TV service provides current and prospective students, parents and the community with a 24/7 interactive informational tool which enhances the delivery of financial aid services. More expansive than “Frequently Asked Questions,” WCCCD’s Financial Aid TV is specifically designed to answer all student financial aid questions.

Comprehensive, relevant and up to date information is conveniently available on mobile devices, laptops and iPads 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at wcccd.financialaidtv.com.

45 Learn how to find your ancestors and more... Join the

WHAT’S IN A NAME: Your Great Ancestral Hunt!

The purpose of the WCCCD’s Genealogy Club is to provide a forum or individual research through monthly meetings, education and open sharing of information.

For more information, please contact Carolyn Carter at 313-496-2633 or email [email protected] 46 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

CONTACTS: The American Chemical Society (ACS) Dr. Curtis Greene provides students with appropriate [email protected] and timely proficiencies; provides career Chapter Advisor: workforce information, opportunities and Professor Samer Hanna resources; and creates leaders for [email protected] chemical/chemistry industry. www.acs.org

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT THE DIVISION OF STUDENT

SERVICES AT 313-496-2634 OR VISIT WWW.WCCCD.EDU 47 ATHLETIC PROGRAMS

BASKETBALL BOWLING

CROSS COUNTRY GOLF

WCCCD adheres to local, state and federal guidelines regarding social distancing protocols for all athletic programs. For more information, please contact the Athletic Department at 313-496-2517 48 The purpose of the International Student organization is to: • Inform others of international cultures and activities • Increase awareness of our international community • Develop international leaders through community service, educational and multicultural programs • Form support groups for incoming international students

For more information, please contact the Division of Student Services at 313-496-2634

W W W . W CCC D . E D U 49 Come Join The Club! STUDENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

- Student Executive Council (SEC) - SEC consists of six campus leaders is designed to foster stronger and twenty student members. relationships between students, - SEC members are required to faculty and staff at Wayne County attend monthly meetings, volunteer Community College District. at sponsored campus activities and - SEC is committed to developing advocate for the student body. student leaders within the college.

For more information, please contact the Division of Student Services at 313-496-2634

50 Become a member of the... Student Nursing Association

THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDENT NURSING ASSOCIATION IS TO: • Foster the professional development of nursing students • Convey the standards, ethics, and skills that students will need as responsible and accountable leaders and members of the profession

The Deadline to apply for the Nursing Program is May 15th and Oct. 22nd. For more information, please call 313-943-4480

www.wcccd.edu 51

Introducing the Thomas E. Howard, Jr. Arena at the HWEC

The Curtis L. Ivery Health and Wellness Education Center represents a new era in health science education, offering students spaces to fuel their education, business, career, health, and community connections.

Inside the Center is the Thomas E. Howard, Jr. Arena, home to our WCCCD Wildcats, and a place for a variety of events and activities – from eSports, to regional playoff games, to conferences and seminars.

Thomas E. Howard, Jr. An integral part of WCCCD for over 30 years, Thomas E. Howard, Jr. was the first Director of the WCCCCD Athletic Department and the first African American to become a certified purchasing manager. WCCCD is proud to honor Thomas E. Howard, Jr.’s legacy and service by dedicating the arena in his name.

52 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY NOW The 2019 District AVAILABLE Police Authority Annual Clery Security Report

Wayne County Community College District’s annual security report is now available. This report is required by federal law and contains policy statements and crime statistics for the District. The policy statements address the school’s policies, procedures and programs concerning safety and security, for example, policies for responding to emergency situations and sexual offenses. The report also includes crime statistics and information reported to the United States Department of Education. This report is available online at: http://www.wcccd.edu/dept/pdf/CS/2018_Clery_ Security_Report_FINAL.pdf. You may also request a paper copy from the District Police Authority department.

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 53 DOWNRIVER CAMPUS INFORMATION

www.wcccd.edu/WCCCDcampus/Downriver District website: www.wcccd.edu

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54 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE CURTIS L. IVERY DOWNTOWN CAMPUS INFORMATION

www.wcccd.edu/WCCCDcampus/Downtown District website: www.wcccd.edu

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Career Program Hotline: 1-800-300-2118

WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 55 EASTERN CAMPUS INFORMATION

www.wcccd.edu/WCCCDcampus/Eastern District website: www.wcccd.edu

Mark Sanford Campus President ON NST EVA

T B IO A T N A R CHANDLER ER R R RP 5901 Conner Street G HA E PARK T T R Detroit, MI 48213 KE MA 313-922-3311 94 OE SH ST. JEA C N O RE L N R E A N W HOURS OF OPERATION: H M . N E E A A R

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Career Program Hotline: 1-800-300-2118

56 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY NORTHWEST CAMPUS INFORMATION

www.wcccd.edu/WCCCDcampus/Northwest District website: www.wcccd.edu

Furquan Ahmed WCCCD Senior Vice Chancellor/ Interim Northwest Campus President

8200 West Outer Drive Detroit, MI 48219 313-943-4000

HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday-Thursday . . . 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Friday ...... 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Saturday ...... 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

Career Program Hotline: 1-800-300-2118

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 57 Ted Sco Campus

TED SCOTT CAMPUS INFORMATION

www.wcccd.edu/WCCCDcampus/Western District website: www.wcccd.edu

Anthony T. Arminiak Regional President 96 N MICHIGAN AVE. 9555 Haggerty Road

Belleville, MI 48111 ECORSE RD. 734-699-7008 275 TELEGRAPH RD. HOURS OF OPERATION: MERRIMAN RD. HAGGERTY RD. Monday-Thursday . . . 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. BELLEVILLE RD. METRO AIRPORT Friday ...... 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. 94 Saturday ...... 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

Career Program Hotline: 1-800-300-2118

58 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER INFORMATION

www.wcccd.edu/WCCCDcampus/Harper Student Services, such as admissions, counseling and District website: www.wcccd.edu registration, are not available at the UNIVERSITY CENTER. For assistance with these services, please visit the Eastern Campus or other WCCCD campuses.

Dr. Harvey Dorrah, Jr. Provost

19305 Vernier Road Harper Woods, MI 48225 313-962-7150

HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday-Thursday . . .8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Friday ...... 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Saturday ...... 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

Career Program Hotline: 1-800-300-2118

WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 59 WCCCD: A Leader in Skilled Trades and Workforce Development Training

Expanding opportunity and driving growth are at the core of the mission of the Workforce Development office at Wayne County Community College District. The District offers more than 120 career training and continuing education programs that help to connect organizations with highly trained workers for in-demand jobs across 36 cities and townships and 500 square miles.

WCCCD works with its private and public partners to refine existing programs and develop new ones that perfectly match employer needs. Our programs provide accessible, affordable, and customized training opportunities that give you the real-world knowledge and skills you need to thrive in emerging and expanding industries.

Below are just some of the sectors for which WCCCD provides world-class certificate and degree programs.

60 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Advanced Manufacturing

The Manufacturing Technology College Certificate and Metrology Short-Term Certificate provide instruction that allows students to become familiar with and use the tools, materials, and processes needed in the manufacturing phase of industry. Certificate courses cover structure of industry, elements of manufacturing, mass production and automation, primary metals industry, casting metal, forging and forming metal, measuring and layout (English and/or metric), machining and finishing metal, fastening and finishing metal, cutting and shaping, assembling and finishing, and opportunities in manufacturing.

WCCCD’s Computer Numerical Control Associate of Applied Science Degree and Short-Term Certificate programs prepare students for entry-level positions as CNC operators or programmers. Companies are seeking well-trained operators and programmers who know and understand CNC machine tool operation, as well as writing and editing of CNC machine programs.

Practical skills such as machine setup; cutter diameter and length compensation setting, and on-site modification of existing programs is also taught. This program offers extensive hands-on machine shop training demanded by industry.

The Computer Information Systems Associate of Applied Science degree program is designed to provide students with a solid Computer foundation in the fundamental skills that are required to analyze system requirements and develop design solutions, or to support and manage the application of technology resources. Core Information courses include information system fundamentals, and allow for the selection of courses in specialized areas of concentration that span the educational needs of most segments of the IT field in a Systems client-server environment and microprocessor platform along with web and server applications.

Training in this program blends general education courses with the required IT skills for programmer/analyst in government, insurance, manufacturing, service, sales, utilities, and banking.

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 61 WCCCD’s Computer Information Systems: Application Developer certificate is designed to prepare students for mobile application developer career positions or as entrepreneurs in mobile application development. Students will gain technical foundation in how to design, develop, implement, and market simple business or personal solutions through mobile applications. The student completing this program can publish his or her application in the APP-Store.

WCCCD’s Cybersecurity program offers a 2-year Associates in Applied Science Degree, a 1-year Certificate as well as Short-Term certificates. This program is based on the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) framework and provide students with a solid foundation in the fundamentals of secure information technology system design, construction, and maintenance of Cyber infrastructure and systems defense. Students will utilize virtual environments, including Cybersecurity video games/simulations to demonstrate mastery of competencies, knowledge and skills, while preparing for industry recognized Cybersecurity certifications.

Students will be trained to use their growing expertise and knowledge to continuously monitor and analyze databases, networks, hardware, firewalls and encryption to mitigate risk by preparing reports that document the damage caused by security breaches; conduct penetration testing; research the latest IT security trends; develop security standards and best practices for an organization to follow; recommend security enhancements to management or senior IT staff; audit information systems and networks; and effectively monitor and mitigate security risks for business continuity.

Transportation Mechanical Training

WCCCD’s Class A Commercial Driver’s License training program trains qualified Detroit residents to receive a Class A Commercial Driver’s License, which would prepare them to drive a combination tractor-trailer, as well as passenger, van, delivery truck, or school bus, and double or triple trailers.

62 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD’s Diesel Mechanic General Automotive Training program, operated in partnership with the Detroit Department of Transportation, is designed to prepare participants for careers in bus and light truck inspection and repair. Instruction includes courses in servicing vehicles, learning to diagnose and repair brakes, starting and charging systems, electrical service, engine overhaul, fuel systems, driveline and differential, automatic, transmissions, and air conditioning.

The District’s Auto Body Technology Associate of Applied Science is designed to provide students with in-depth instruction in the field of Automotive Body Paint and Repair. The Auto Body Technology Program is designed to develop qualified technicians who can diagnose, repair and service the body and finish work of automobiles. The program provides opportunities for the student to develop their skills and competencies for positions such as Automotive Painter, Auto Body Paint and Repair Technician, Collision Repair Technician, Glazier (glass repair specialist), as well as self- employment in the Auto Body and Auto Collision repair field. The program prepares students for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) and State of Michigan certifications in Damage Repair and Refinishing, and Damage Analysis and Estimating. Skilled Trade

Working with the Detroit Employment Solutions Corp. (DESC), WCCCD provides 240 hours of skilled trade industry recognized training in areas such as construction, deconstruction, plumbing, pipefitting, and electrical work.

WCCCD’s Welding Technology Associate of Applied Science degree and College Certificate allow an individual to become entrepreneurial while adding diversity to their experience base. Welding is the most common way of permanently joining metal parts. Because of its strength, welding is used in shipbuilding, automobile manufacturing and repair, aerospace applications, and thousands of other manufacturing activities. Welding also is used to join beams in the construction of buildings, bridges, and other structures and to join pipes in pipelines, power plants, and refineries.

WCCCD’s Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) WCCCD’s Building Engineering Certificate Certificate programs provide an opportunity for students is designed to prepare students for career to develop their skills and competencies for entry-level opportunities in general building maintenance positions in a variety of related fields. The curriculum and repair, maintaining machines, and mechanical focuses on the ability to maintain, install, and repair climate equipment for commercial and residential buildings. control devices in residential, industrial, and commercial Students will be prepared to complete general repairs, buildings. The program provides students with training in work on plumbing, electrical, and air-conditioning and the layout and design of cooling and heating systems, the heating systems, among other tasks. use of the latest tools, gauges, and testing equipment used in the field, as well as troubleshooting and inspection of equipment. The program prepares students for state and local licensing exams. Students with prior HVAC training and experience may be eligible to waive certain courses.

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 63 Utility/First Responder Training

WCCCD’s nationally heralded Michigan Institute for Public Safety Education (MIPSE) offers unparalleled training to fire fighters, emergency medical services, and industrial safety personnel. Agencies such as Homeland Security, Fire, Law Enforcement, EMS, as well as industrial personnel throughout the region, state and nation train in the state-of- the-art, 10-acre facility that houses a five-story fire tower, a 12, 000 square foot training center, a 50, 000 square foot driving training area, and a man-made lake for water rescue simulations. MIPSE also includes aircraft, vehicle, ship and residential room fire simulators.

WCCCD’s Emergency Medical Technology (EMT) Associate of Applied Science degree and College Certificate of Completion curriculum stresses the integration of knowledge and skills required to competently perform pre- hospital basic, limited, and advanced life support. Wayne County Community College District is a State of Michigan, Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) EMS & Trauma Systems approved Education Sponsor. Therefore, students that successfully meet the completion criteria for Medical First Responder, Basic EMT, or Paramedic will also receive a certificate of completion and are eligible for Emergency Medical Technology (EMT) Program certification and the National Registry for EMT’s certification examination necessary for and Michigan licensure as an EMS Professional.

The Fire Protection Technology Degree addresses the needs of a person wanting to be an entry level firefighter, those desiring advancement within their fire career as well as those individuals seeking fire-related jobs within companies. The program adheres to the National Fire Academy’s Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) model curriculum.

WCCCD’s Homeland Security College Certificate Program is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of terrorism and various international, national, and historic examples to better understand this complex problem. This program focuses on converting theory and awareness into pragmatic strategies to help practitioners develop informed responses to the threat of terrorism. The program will place emphasis on the public, private, and legal responses to threats and specific skills designed to help students respond strategically to real situation emergencies. Students will apply their knowledge and skills to develop specific plans at the local level to enhance public awareness and local security. The Certificate Program in Homeland Security is designed for managers, administrators, officers and those responsible for developing and implementing strategies and procedures in Homeland Security.

64 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Health Sciences

WCCCD’s Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) program is a one-year program that prepares students to fulfill an immediate need in the workforce, and also serves as a pathway to other medical careers. This program provides the theory and skills necessary to assist professional health care providers in providing direct patient care. Candidates will receive training to provide care in the classroom, skills lab, community health settings and long-term facility settings. The curriculum is modeled according to the State of Michigan guidelines. Upon successful completion of the program, students are eligible to apply to the NCLEX-PN examination, the National Council Licensure Examination for The Pharmacy Technology Associate of Applied Science Practical Nurses. Degree and Certificate Programs are designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in general pharmaceutical services under the direct supervision of a WCCCD’s Dental Assisting College Certificate program licensed pharmacist. provides students with the necessary training to perform the duties of a dental assistant, including assisting The pharmacy technician’s responsibilities may the dentist (chair side), providing patient education, include the preparation of medicines, the dispensing of performing laboratory procedures, exposing and medicines, transcription of physician orders, preparation processing x-rays and performing office management of intravenous medications, and maintaining inventory tasks such as billing and scheduling appointments. In and patient profiles. Pharmacy technicians working in addition, the dental assistant who becomes licensed can hospitals and other medical facilities prepare a greater provide expanded functions as delegated by Michigan variety of medications, such as intravenous medications. law. Instruction runs concurrently with the laboratory They may make rounds in the hospital, giving medications instruction throughout the program. Students gain clinical to patients. experience in clinical facilities and dental offices. Upon completion of the program, students are eligible to The Phlebotomy Technician College Certificate program take the Dental Assisting National Board Examination to introduces students to the chief responsibilities of the become a Certified Dental Assistant (CDA). In addition, position which include drawing blood and conducting other they are eligible to take the State of Michigan’s Registered specimen collections. The phlebotomist must recognize Dental Assistant Examination to become a licensed any conditions that might alter collections, correlate types Registered Dental Assistant (RDA). The program in Dental of lab tests to the written diagnosis, and communicate with Assisting is accredited by the Commission on Dental both the laboratory and the patients to provide the best Accreditation. The Commission is a specialized accrediting possible care. Graduates of the phlebotomy program will body recognized by the Commission on Recognition be competent in multiple skills of specimen collection, of PostSecondary Accreditation and the United States have a strong medical terminology background and Department of Education. possess excellent interpersonal skills.

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NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 65 Coming Soon: Wayne County Community College District Outdoor Careers Training Center

The new WCCCD Outdoor Careers Training Center, the First of its kind in the region, adds 23 acres of training ground for specialized programs for utilities, civil technology and testing, construction trades, demolition, housing rehab, equipment operation, truck driving, road construction, and entrepreneurship.

The new OCTC is located in Northwest Detroit on Greenfield Road, just south of Joy Road, the site of WCCCD’s original and former Northwest Campus.

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66 WCCCD:NEW DAY. NEW WAY Where Learning Leads toWCCCD a 2020Better FALL ACADEMIC Life! SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Outdoor Careers Training Center

WCCCD:NEW DAY. NEW WAY Where Learning Leads toWCCCD a 2020Better FALL ACADEMIC Life! SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 67 DISTANCE LEARNING

Distance Learning works for you...

ONLINE / LIVE ONLINE

ONL (Online/Live Online) : ITV (Interactive Television) : HYB (Hybrid)

ONLINE Online courses are delivered via the Internet. The Internet links faculty and students through the computer, whether they are in the same city or on opposite sides of the world. Online courses offer you rigorous, high quality instruction and the flexibility of accessing them anytime, anywhere. Of course, students must participate fully in online courses, and are required to complete assignments and meet deadlines. The major advantage of an online course is its continuous format which allows students to work at the times that best suit them. You can access your course 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

LIVE ONLINE Live online courses are delivered via the computer at specified days and times. Text, graphics, and audio are sent to the students’ computers simultaneously for online collaboration and learning with an instructor. Course sessions may be archived for review or makeup of missed class sessions. You should purchase a headset with a microphone.

ONLINE PLATFORM The online platform is the Blackboard distance education platform. Blackboard courses do not require any special software. You must have a Java-enabled browser, such as Internet Explorer.

ITV ­ INTERACTIVE TELEVISION

Interactive Television makes it possible for students to participate in courses they may not have been able to take because of travel restrictions or low enrollments. The WCCCD Interactive Television system currently allows students to take live classes by videoconferencing at all campus locations. Generally, instructors rotate between ITV locations, providing students with the opportunity of live contact.

68 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE HYBRID

Hybrid is a term used interchangeably with the term “blended learning.” The model of course design combines traditional, face-to-face class time with online and out of class course work. The degree to which the design of hybrid courses utilizes traditional classroom and online learning environment varies, being largely dependent on the subject matter and overall nature of a course. Student participation in all modality of instruction contact is required.

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ONLINE AND HYBRID COURSES

BLACKBOARD ORIENTATION Students taking their first online class must successfully complete a mandatory orientation online. Go to www.wcccd.edu, then clickDistance Learning, click Blackboard, and click Begin orientation. On the first day of the semester, you will be allowed to log on to Blackboard with your WCCCD ID and PIN.

WHERE TO GO FOR HELP Contact Distance Learning by email at [email protected] for all distance learning courses.

WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 69 FALL 2020 Academic Courses District(Wide

70 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY CURTIS L. IVERY DOWNRIVER CAMPUS EASTERN CAMPUS DOWNTOWN CAMPUS 21000 NORTHLINE RD. 5901 CONNER ST. 1001 W. FORT ST. TAYLOR, MI 48180 DETROIT, MI 48213 DETROIT, MI 48226 734-946-3500 313-922-3311 313-496-2758

MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE NORTHWEST CAMPUS TED SCOTT CAMPUS UNIVERSITY CENTER 8200 W. OUTER DRIVE 9555 HAGGERTY RD. 19305 VERNIER RD. DETROIT, MI 48219 BELLEVILLE, MI 48111 HARPER WOODS, MI 48225 313-943-4000 734-699-7008 313-962-7150

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 71 CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

ACCOUNTING ACC 100 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING 75304‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Price, Lawrence 75769‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Price, Lawrence 76788‑101 DR N231 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30am - 11:25am M LEC Short, Roger 78201‑801 TS A226 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Karva, Abraham 79497‑102 DR N231 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm TR LEC Short, Roger

ACC 105 INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING 75305‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Henderson, Carla 78097‑B02 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Henderson, Carla

ACC 110 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I 70252‑107 DR N231 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 3:55pm S LEC Baul, Parnella 70253‑310 DT 225 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Short, Roger 70254‑801 TS A226 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Karva, Abraham 70984‑201 UC 129 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Martin, Kimberley 71930‑301 DT 225 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Short, Roger 72011‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Sanborn, Judy 72012‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Baul, Parnella 72013‑B03 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Sanborn, Judy 73075‑101 DR N231 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm M LEC Franco, John 76828‑B11 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Njoku, Emmanuel

ACC 111 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II PRE‑REQUISITES: ACC 110 75736‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Sanborn, Judy 76807‑B03 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Baul, Parnella 76813‑501 EA 312 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Njoku, Emmanuel 76829‑B11 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Njoku, Emmanuel

ACC 112 COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE PRE‑REQUISITES: ACC 110 LAB FEE: $15.00 79150‑301 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Thomas, Myron 80340‑501 EA - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 7:25pm F LEC Staff

ACC 210 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I PRE‑REQUISITES: ACC 111 72014‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Henderson, Carla 76715‑301 DT 225 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Karva, Abraham

ADDICTION COUNSELING ADD 100 AN INTRODUCTION TO ADDICTION AND THEORIES 75712‑301 DT 327 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Mann, Corine 78110‑B01 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Evans‑Ebio, Belinda 78114‑302 DT 327 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Evans‑Ebio, Belinda

AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES AAS 131 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STRUGGLE 70249‑601 NW G200 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Thomas, Terrell

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70774‑502 EA E207 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Smith, Bruce 70846‑605 NW E327 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC FrileyIII, Grant 71067‑611 NW G200 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 1:25pm MW LEC Thomas, Terrell 71201‑304 DT 332 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Davis, Ella 72061‑311 DT 332 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Davis, Ella 72084‑504 EA E201 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm MW LEC Smith, Bruce 74867‑602 NW G200 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm TR LEC Thomas, Terrell 74908‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Craig, Samuel 74909‑B03 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Craig, Samuel 75307‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Craig, Samuel

AAS 140 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN EXPERIENCE 72029‑301 DT 332 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Chike, Kefentse 74868‑602 NW G206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Staff

AAS 237 ILLEGAL DRUG TRAFFIC AND THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY 70250‑302 DT 332 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC FrileyIII, Grant 70251‑601 NW E326 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:25pm S LEC Staff 70779‑501 EA 300 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Gadson, Jacqueline 79113‑301 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC FrileyIII, Grant

ALLIED HEALTH ALH 105 MEDICAL MATH PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 100 74870‑603 NW H131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Moore, Marcel 78107‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Gray, Tabitha

ALH 110 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 70701‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Gray, Tabitha 70702‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cook, Caaron 70809‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cook, Caaron 70889‑800 TS A226 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm T LEC Syed, Shagufta 71046‑602 NW H132 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Brown, Althea 72121‑B04 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Staff 72161‑603 NW H116B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm T LEC Brown, Althea 74869‑601 NW H132 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm M LEC Miller, Deborah 76605‑101 DR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm S LEC Syed, Shagufta 78135‑B11 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Miller, Deborah 79094‑604 NW - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 2:00p - 3:25pm TR LEC Moore, Marcel

ALH1 15 MEDICAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS LAB FEE: $20.00 71896‑601 NW H107B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:30p - 1:55pm MW LEC Moore, Marcel 72056‑602 NW H107B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Staff 74871‑603 NW H129B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Syed, Shagufta

ALH 230 MEDICAL ETHICS 70703‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Gray, Tabitha 70704‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Gray, Tabitha 70818‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Miller, Deborah

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 73 CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

71897‑602 NW H132 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Miller, Deborah 72055‑603 NW H116A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm M LEC Moore, Marcel 72131‑802 TS A226 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm R LEC Syed, Shagufta 78171‑B10 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE ASL 100 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I 75697‑301 DT 321 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Wright, Tamara 78211‑302 DT 317 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Brewer, Barbara

ASL 110 INTRODUCTION TO DEAF CULTURE 75735‑301 DT 321 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Brewer, Barbara

ASL 115 BEGINNING FINGER SPELLING AND NUMBER USE 75699‑301 DT 321 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Wright, Tamara

ASL 125 INTERPRETING I 80301‑301 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Staff

ASL 150 PRINCIPLES OF INTERPRETING PRE‑REQUISITES: ASL105 or ASL 115 or ASL 120 80302‑301 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Staff

ASL 220 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE IV PRE‑REQUISITES: ASL 200 76723‑301 DT 321 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Bell, Chytorrie

ASL 230 STRUCTURE OF AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE PRE‑REQUISITES: ASL 125 and ASL 200 76725‑301 DT 321 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Bell, Chytorrie

ASL 270 TOPICS IN INTERPRETING 76726‑301 DT 321 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 5:55pm R LEC Bell, Chytorrie

ANESTHESIA ANE 200 ANESTHESIA TECHNOLOGY CLINICAL I PRE‑REQUISITES: ANE 110 and BIO 240 and BIO 250 76639‑601 NW CLINIC 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - LEC Staff

ANE 205 ANESTHESIA TECHNOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY PRE‑REQUISITES: ANE 110 and BIO 240 and BIO 250 76640‑601 NW H116B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am W LEC Staff

ANTHROPOLOGY ANT 152 INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL ANTHROPOLOGY 70257‑602 NW G203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm T LEC Brown, Charles 70705‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Gellci, Diana 70706‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Gellci, Diana 74872‑603 NW G106 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:44am MW LEC Samaddar Corrado, Sunanda

74 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

ANT 153 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 70259‑101 DR N238 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Grandys, Ligia 72127‑601 NW E310 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Green, Iris 73980‑602 NW G200 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Samaddar Corrado, Sunanda 74009‑303 DT 317 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Gellci, Diana 74873‑603 NW G203 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 1:48pm TR LEC Samaddar Corrado, Sunanda 74996‑302 DT 310 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Gellci, Diana 76698‑501 EA W205 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm M LEC Gellci, Diana

ANT 154 INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 72139‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Gellci, Diana

ARABIC ARA 101 INTRODUCTION TO ARABIC I PRE‑REQUISITES: ARA 100 70848‑602 NW E325 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm TR LEC Muhsin, Nadir 71117‑801 TS A226 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Saab, Dib 72018‑301 DT 130 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Muhsin, Nadir

ART ART 101 DRAWING I 70260‑501 EA E104 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am M LEC MacDonald, Martine 70625‑102 DR N110 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm W LEC MacDonald, Martine 72031‑301 DT 136 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am M LEC Rouleau, Francine 73050‑502 EA E104 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Brown‑Cage, Deborah 74824‑303 DT 136 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm W LEC Rouleau, Francine 74933‑201 UC 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm M LEC Toth, Judith 74935‑202 UC 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am W LEC Rouleau, Francine 75318‑801 TS C202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm M LEC Toth, Judith

ART 111 DESIGN I 73051‑501 EA E104 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Toth, Judith 76655‑301 DT 136 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Toth, Judith

ART 115 BASIC DRAWING FOR ANIMATION 70890‑800 TS C201 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Staff

ART 121 PAINTING I 70261‑101 DR N110 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm M LEC MacDonald, Martine 70262‑501 EA E104 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am T LEC Brown‑Cage, Deborah 72033‑302 DT 136 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm M LEC Rouleau, Francine 74903‑303 DT 136 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Duncan, Jacqueline 76647‑801 TS C202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm W LEC MacDonald, Martine

ART 131 CERAMICS I LAB FEE: $30.00 73052‑502 EA E104 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm F LEC Brown‑Cage, Deborah 75580‑103 DR N102 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Simon, Steven 78078‑101 DR N102 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am W LEC Simon, Steven

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 75 CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

ART 151 SCULPTURE I LAB FEE: $30.00 72040‑101 DR N102 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm R LEC Staff 73053‑501 EA E104 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm M LEC Brown‑Cage, Deborah 78077‑102 DR N102 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm M LEC Staff

AUTOBODY TECHNOLOGY ABT 101 INTRODUCTION TO AUTOBODY TECHNOLOGY 74855‑501 EA AutoBay 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm T IMB Staff

ABT 103 AUTOBODY WORK ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY PRE‑REQUISITES: ABT 101 74856‑501 EA AutoBay 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm F IMB Todd, Ronald

ABT 131 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL REPAIR 75571‑501 EA E113 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 7:25pm W IMB Staff

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY AUT 101 AUTOMOTIVE FUNDAMENTALS LAB FEE: $50.00 76717‑101 DR N82 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am S LEC Depowski, Martin

AUT 114 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS I LAB FEE: $50.00 70604‑101 DR N82 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 6:00p - 9:55pm MW LEC Depowski, Martin

AUT 115 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS II PRE‑REQUISITES: AUT 114 LAB FEE: $50.00 70605‑101 DR N82 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm MW LEC Depowski, Martin

AUT 118 ENGINE PERFORMANCE I PRE‑REQUISITES: AUT 114 and AUT 115 and AUT 117 and AUT 116 LAB FEE: $50.00 71875‑101 DR N84 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 9:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Daily, Paul

AUT 119 ENGINE PERFORMANCE II PRE‑REQUISITES: AUT 114 and AUT 115 and AUT 116 and AUT 117 LAB FEE: $50.00 71876‑101 DR N84 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Daily, Paul

AUT 120 BRAKES I PRE‑REQUISITES: AUT 114 and AUT 115 and AUT 116 and AUT 117 LAB FEE: $50.00 75342‑101 DR N84 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 6:00p - 9:55pm MW IMB Stanley, Lawrence

AUT 203 BRAKES II PRE‑REQUISITES: AUT 114 and AUT 115 and AUT 116 and AUT 117 LAB FEE: $50.00 75344‑101 DR N84 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm MW LEC Daily, Paul

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BIOLOGY BIO 151 HUMAN ECOLOGY 70264‑101 DR W48 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 11:55am F LEC Meyers, Desiree 70707‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Skidmore, Lynnda 70708‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Byrd, Bertha 71932‑301 DT 317 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Mengistu, Haile 73055‑503 EA E202 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 5:37pm M LEC Parizon, Michael 73919‑601 NW L17 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Staff 76827‑B10 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff

BIO 155 INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY LAB FEE: $75.00 70265‑102 DR W48 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Goff, George 70265‑102 DR W34 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm W LAB Goff, George 70267‑107 DR W48 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm TR LEC Goff, George 70267‑107 DR W34 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm T LAB Goff, George 70268‑303 DT 313 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Marang, Boitshoko 70268‑303 DT 305 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm M LAB Marang, Boitshoko 70269‑304 DT 313 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm TR LEC Hobson, Anita 70269‑304 DT 305 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm R LAB Hobson, Anita 70270‑307 DT 313 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC SpoonerJr., Frank 70270‑307 DT 305 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm R LAB SpoonerJr., Frank 70271‑308 DT 313 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm MW LEC Hobson, Anita 70271‑308 DT 305 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm W LAB Hobson, Anita 70272‑601 NW L2 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Bull, James 70272‑601 NW L4 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm M LAB Bull, James 70273‑602 NW L2 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Anyanwu, Ngozi 70273‑602 NW L4 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm T LAB Anyanwu, Ngozi 70274‑603 NW W17A 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm MW LEC Burleson, Leslie 70274‑603 NW L4 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm M LAB Burleson, Leslie 70275‑607 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm TR LEC Robinson, Johnny 70275‑607 NW L4 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm T LAB Robinson, Johnny 70276‑802 TS A207 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Abulu, Egerton 70276‑802 TS A215 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm M LAB Abulu, Egerton 70277‑803 TS A207 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 9:55am MW LEC Byrd, Bertha 70277‑803 TS A215 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:55am M LAB Byrd, Bertha 70647‑805 TS A207 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm TR LEC Ramey, Ronnie 70647‑805 TS A214 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm R LAB Ramey, Ronnie 70812‑114 DR W48 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 11:55am S LEC Ramey, Ronnie 70812‑114 DR W34 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:00pm S LAB Ramey, Ronnie 70813‑818 TS A207 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:55am TR LEC Smith, Lorraine 70813‑818 TS A215 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:55pm R LAB Smith, Lorraine 70824‑316 DT 313 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm TR LEC Ikwechegh, Ikwuagwu 70824‑316 DT 305 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm T LAB Ikwechegh, Ikwuagwu 70865‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Tamburi, Ariana BIO 155 THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNRIVER CAMPUS FRIDAYS (8:30AM‑2:30PM) 9/4, 9/18, 10/9, 10/23, 11/13. 70867‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Alawuru, Precious BIO 155 THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: TED SCOTT CAMPUS (FRIDAYS 8:30AM‑2:30PM) 9/4, 9/18, 10/9, 10/23, 11/13.

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70883‑620 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Carter, Eugene 70883‑620 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:25pm S LAB Carter, Eugene 70884‑334 DT 313 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm MW LEC SpoonerJr., Frank 70884‑334 DT 305 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm W LAB SpoonerJr., Frank 70885‑623 NW W17B 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm MW LEC Hibbett, Robin 70885‑623 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm M LAB Hibbett, Robin 70886‑626 NW L2 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Sutliff, Peter 70886‑626 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm T LAB Sutliff, Peter 70985‑630 NW L20 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm TR LEC Baker, Anwar 70985‑630 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm T LAB Baker, Anwar 71036‑640 NW L2 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm MW LEC Bull, James 71036‑640 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm W LAB Bull, James 71074‑656 NW L2 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm TR LEC Robinson, Edwin 71074‑656 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm R LAB Robinson, Edwin 71247‑661 NW L20 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm MW LEC Turner, Philomene 71247‑661 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm M LAB Turner, Philomene 72113‑611 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm F LEC Carter, Eugene 72113‑611 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:25pm F LAB Carter, Eugene 73165‑663 NW L2 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm MW LEC Robinson, Johnny 73165‑663 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm W LAB Robinson, Johnny 73182‑667 NW L20 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 5:25pm F LEC Anyanwu, Ngozi 73182‑667 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm F LAB Anyanwu, Ngozi 73985‑501 EA 310 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Rodriguez‑Lopez, Maria 73985‑501 EA 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm W LAB Rodriguez‑Lopez, Maria 73997‑605 NW W17B 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Robinson, Edwin 73997‑605 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm R LAB Robinson, Edwin 74014‑503 EA 310 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Rodriguez‑Lopez, Maria 74014‑503 EA 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm R LAB Rodriguez‑Lopez, Maria 74916‑B10 VR 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Nwamba, Christian BIO 155 THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNTOWN CAMPUS (FRIDAYS 9:00AM‑3:00PM) 9/4, 9/18, 10/9, 10/23, 11/13. 74917‑B11 VR 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Brown, Apryl BIO 155 THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNTOWN CAMPUS FRIDAYS (9:00AM‑3:00PM) 9/11, 9/25, 10/16, 10/30, 11/20. 74938‑504 EA 310 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm MW LEC Um, Ikchul 74938‑504 EA 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm M LAB Um, Ikchul 74979‑B12 VR 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Turanova, Zulfiya BIO 155 THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: TED SCOTT CAMPUS SATURDAYS (8:30AM‑2:30PM) 9/5, 9/19, 10/10, 10/24, 11/14. 74980‑B13 VR 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Crockett, Brandi BIO 155 THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNRIVER CAMPUS SATURDAYS (8:30AM‑2:30PM) 9/12, 9/26, 10/17, 10/31, 11/21. 74984‑B14 VR 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Alawuru, Precious BIO 155 THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNRIVER CAMPUS FRIDAYS (8:30AM‑2:30PM) 9/11, 9/25, 10/16, 10/31, 11/21. 74985‑B15 VR 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Crockett, Brandi BIO 155 THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNTOWN CAMPUS SATURDAYS (8:30AM‑2:30PM) 9/5, 9/19, 10/10, 10/24, 11/14. 75007‑606 NW W17B 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Safronoff, John 75007‑606 NW L4 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 1:25pm W LAB Safronoff, John 75773‑505 EA 310 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm TR LEC Burleson, Leslie

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75773‑505 EA 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm T LAB Burleson, Leslie 76764‑105 DR W48 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:55am MW LEC Meyers, Desiree 76764‑105 DR W34 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:55pm M LAB Meyers, Desiree 76793‑506 EA 300 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 5:19pm MW LEC Um, Ikchul 76793‑506 EA 307 - 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 7:43pm M LAB Um, Ikchul 76853‑B16 VR 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cole, Henry BIO 155: THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: TED SCOTT CAMPUS (SATURDAYS 8:30AM‑2:30PM) 9/12, 9/26, 10/17, 10/31, 11/21 76872‑610 NW W17A 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 12:48pm TR LEC Roebuck, Kyion 76872‑610 NW L4 - 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:25pm R LAB Roebuck, Kyion 78079‑110 DR W51 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 5:55pm MW LEC Meyers, Desiree 78079‑110 DR W34 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm M LAB Meyers, Desiree 78115‑310 DT 313 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm MW LEC Miller, Gregory 78115‑310 DT 305 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm M LAB Miller, Gregory 78137‑508 EA 310 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm F LEC Miller, Gregory 78137‑508 EA 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm F LAB Miller, Gregory 78139‑668 NW L17 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:18pm MW LEC Turner, Philomene 78139‑668 NW L4 - 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:18am W LAB Turner, Philomene 78163‑612 NW L20 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:13am MW LEC Roebuck, Kyion 78163‑612 NW L4 - 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 1:39pm M LAB Roebuck, Kyion

BIO 165 BOTANY PRE‑REQUISITES: BIO 155 LAB FEE: $75.00 76613‑101 DR W49 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 5:55pm MW LEC Staff 76613‑101 DR W34 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm W LAB Staff

BIO 240 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I PRE‑REQUISITES: BIO 155 LAB FEE: $75.00 70278‑101 DR W51 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 9:55am TR LEC Tugwell, Hollie 70278‑101 DR W38 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:55am R LAB Tugwell, Hollie 70279‑102 DR W51 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Davis, Walter 70279‑102 DR W38 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm W LAB Davis, Walter 70280‑301 DT 315 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Chambers, Emanuel 70280‑301 DT 307 - 5 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm M LAB Chambers, Emanuel 70281‑304 DT 315 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm TR LEC Smith, Melvin 70281‑304 DT 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm T LAB Smith, Melvin 70283‑601 NW L17 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Irowa, Michael 70283‑601 NW L100 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm W LAB Irowa, Michael 70284‑602 NW L17 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Irowa, Michael 70284‑602 NW L100 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 1:25pm R LAB Irowa, Michael 70285‑604 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Asabigi, Kanzoni 70285‑604 NW L100 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:25pm S LAB Asabigi, Kanzoni 70854‑812 TS A208 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:55pm TR LEC Byrd, Bertha 70854‑812 TS A214 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 2:00p - 3:55pm R LAB Byrd, Bertha 70881‑112 DR W51 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 1:55pm S LEC Herald, Cynthia 70881‑112 DR W38 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 2:00p - 3:55pm S LAB Herald, Cynthia 70898‑622 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm MW LEC Tamburi, Titi 70898‑622 NW L100 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm W LAB Tamburi, Titi 71037‑619 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm TR LEC Mukkamala, Pradeep

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71037‑619 NW L100 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm T LAB Mukkamala, Pradeep 71068‑629 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Mukkamala, Pradeep 71068‑629 NW L100 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm T LAB Mukkamala, Pradeep 72119‑810 TS A208 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm TR LEC Orisadare, Adebukola 72119‑810 TS A214 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm T LAB Orisadare, Adebukola 73173‑631 NW W1B 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm MW LEC Davis, Walter 73173‑631 NW L100 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm M LAB Davis, Walter 73958‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Asabigi, Kanzoni THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS FOLLOWS: NORTHWEST CAMPUS (FRIDAY 9AM‑3PM) 9/4, 9/18, 10/9, 10/23, 11/13. 73959‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Ross, Sonya THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS FOLLOWS: NORTHWEST CAMPUS (FRIDAY 9AM‑3PM) 9/11, 9/25, 10/16, 10/30, 11/20. 74918‑B09 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Grabowski, Susan THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNTOWN CAMPUS (SATURDAYS 9:00AM‑3PM) 9/5, 9/19, 10/10, 10/24, 11/14. 74919‑B12 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Grabowski, Susan THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNTOWN CAMPUS (SATURDAYS 9:00AM‑3:00PM) 09/12, 9/26, 10/17, 10/31, 11/21. 74939‑501 EA 310 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm TR LEC Hibbett, Robin 74939‑501 EA 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm T LAB Hibbett, Robin 77761‑B03 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Byrd, Bertha BIO 240 THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: TED SCOTT CAMPUS SATURDAYS (8:30AM TO 2:30PM) 9/12, 9/26, 10/17, 10/31, 11/21. 78119‑508 EA 312 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Ikwechegh, Ikwuagwu 78119‑508 EA 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm S LAB Ikwechegh, Ikwuagwu 78121‑603 NW W17A 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 1:48pm MW LEC Brown, Althea 78121‑603 NW L100 - 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:18am M LAB Brown, Althea

BIO 250 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II PRE‑REQUISITES: BIO 240 LAB FEE: $75.00 70286‑103 DR W49 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:55am MW LEC Sutliff, Peter 70286‑103 DR W38 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:55pm M LAB Sutliff, Peter 70288‑330 DT 315 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Brown, Apryl 70288‑330 DT 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm T LAB Brown, Apryl 70289‑601 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Skidmore, Lynnda 70289‑601 NW L3 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm T LAB Skidmore, Lynnda 70291‑603 NW L17 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm MW LEC Skidmore, Lynnda 70291‑603 NW L3 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm W LAB Skidmore, Lynnda 70292‑604 NW W17B 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm TR LEC Thomas, Reny 70292‑604 NW L3 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm R LAB Thomas, Reny 70293‑802 TS A208 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Smith, Melvin 70293‑802 TS A214 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm W LAB Smith, Melvin 70595‑304 DT 315 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm MW LEC Tamburi, Titi 70595‑304 DT 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm M LAB Tamburi, Titi 70998‑612 NW W17B 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:18pm TR LEC Thomas, Reny 70998‑612 NW - - 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:48pm R LAB Thomas, Reny 71972‑104 DR W49 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm TR LEC Olafioye, Salewa 71972‑104 DR W38 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm R LAB Olafioye, Salewa 72114‑616 NW L2 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Olafioye, Salewa 72114‑616 NW L3 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:25pm S LAB Olafioye, Salewa 80 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

73962‑B01 VR 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Lucas, JoAnn THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: NORTHWEST CAMPUS (FRIDAYS 9:00AM‑3:00PM) 9/4 , 9/18, 10/9, 10/23, 11/13 73963‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Tamburi, Ariana THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: NORTHWEST CAMPUS (FRIDAYS 9:00AM‑3:00PM) 09/11, 09/25, 10/16, 10/30, 11/20 74940‑501 EA 310 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 5:55pm MW LEC Chambers, Emanuel 74940‑501 EA 307 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm W LAB Chambers, Emanuel 76855‑B11 VR 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jordan, Brian BIO 250: THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNTOWN CAMPUS (FRIDAYS 9:00AM‑3:00PM) 9/4, 9/18, 10/9, 10/23, 11/13. 76856‑B12 VR 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jordan, Brian BIO 250: THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNTOWN CAMPUS (FRIDAYS 9:00AM‑3:00PM) 9/11, 9/25, 10/16, 10/30, 11/20. 77762‑B03 VR 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Lucas, JoAnn BIO 250: THIS ONLINE COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNRIVER CAMPUS FRIDAYS (8:30AM TO 2:30PM) 9/13, 9/27, 10/18, 11/1, 11/22. 78080‑110 DR W50 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 5:55pm MW LEC Marang, Boitshoko 78080‑110 DR W38 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm M LAB Marang, Boitshoko 78096‑610 NW L20 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:18pm TR LEC Baker, Anwar 78096‑610 NW L3 - 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:39pm T LAB Baker, Anwar

BIO 252 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY PRE‑REQUISITES: BIO 250 70294‑603 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Parizon, Michael 70295‑604 NW L17 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm TR LEC Parizon, Michael 70709‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Abbas, Mohammed 70710‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Abbas, Mohammed

BIO 295 MICROBIOLOGY PRE‑REQUISITES: BIO 155 LAB FEE: $75.00 70296‑301 DT 316 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Nwamba, Christian 70296‑301 DT 325 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am TR LAB Nwamba, Christian 70297‑303 DT 316 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Nwamba, Christian 70297‑303 DT 325 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am MW LAB Nwamba, Christian 70298‑304 DT 316 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm MW LEC Nwamba, Christian 70298‑304 DT 325 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 2:55pm MW LAB Nwamba, Christian 70299‑616 NW L20 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LEC Greene, Curtis 70299‑616 NW L102 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 2:55pm TR LAB Greene, Curtis 70300‑602 NW L20 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Greene, Curtis 70300‑602 NW L102 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am MW LAB Greene, Curtis 70301‑603 NW L20 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am TR LEC Morrison, Crystal 70301‑603 NW L106 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LAB Morrison, Crystal 70302‑604 NW L20 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:25pm TR LEC Staff 70302‑604 NW L106 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:30p - 5:55pm TR LAB Staff 70303‑605 NW L20 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:25pm MW LEC Morrison, Crystal 70303‑605 NW L102 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:30p - 8:55pm MW LAB Morrison, Crystal 70304‑801 TS A206 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:25pm TR LEC Abulu, Egerton 70304‑801 TS A215 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:30p - 8:55pm TR LAB Abulu, Egerton 71056‑622 NW L20 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Greene, Curtis 71056‑622 NW L102 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am TR LAB Greene, Curtis NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 81 CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

75504‑102 DR W48 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 9:55am MW LEC Staff 75504‑102 DR W44 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:25am MW LAB Staff 75505‑103 DR W49 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:25pm MW LEC Safronoff, John 75505‑103 DR W44 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30p - 9:55pm MW LAB Safronoff, John 75573‑501 EA 312 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Brem, Antonina 75573‑501 EA 305 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am MW LAB Brem, Antonina 77738‑803 TS A207 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:55pm MW LEC Smith, Lorraine 77738‑803 TS A215 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 2:00p - 3:55pm MW LAB Smith, Lorraine 78057‑505 EA 314 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Brem, Antonina 78057‑505 EA 305 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am TR LAB Brem, Antonina 78889‑502 EA 312 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:25pm TR LEC Brem, Antonina 78889‑502 EA 305 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:30p - 7:55pm TR LAB Brem, Antonina

BUSINESS BUS 150 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 70311‑308 DT 223 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Allen, Deolis 70312‑310 DT 223 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Allen, Deolis 70313‑501 EA 300 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Njoku, Emmanuel 70314‑613 NW G206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Javarinis, Tom 70615‑503 EA E208 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Scott, Michael 70712‑B01 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Allen, Deolis 70839‑802 TS A208 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:25am TR LEC Fantroy, Kimberly 70980‑201 UC 128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am R LEC Williams, Carla 71109‑101 DR N232 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Scott, Michael 71900‑804 TS A225 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Staff 72110‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Allen, Deolis 72111‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Moses, Belinda 72126‑614 NW E326 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:30p - 3:25pm S LEC Campbell, Henry 72165‑B04 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Wilson‑Smith, Leslie 73099‑B05 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Abraham, Laurece 73133‑601 NW E226 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am T LEC Smiegel, Brian 73888‑102 DR N235 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Javarinis, Tom 73998‑602 NW G203 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:44pm MW LEC Williams, Carla 74000‑B07 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Crim, Haven 74961‑B10 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Crim, Haven 75777‑B21 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Crim, Haven 76776‑610 NW G206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Smiegel, Brian 76825‑305 DT 223 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC MasonMathews, Wendy 78219‑801 DR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 7:14pm TR LEC Fantroy, Kimberly 79149‑301 DT - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm W LEC Campbell, Henry 79152‑505 EA W205 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Njoku, Emmanuel 79201‑B11 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Abraham, Laurece

BUS 161 INTRODUCTION TO BIG DATA AND BUSINESS ANALYTICS 74942‑301 DT 260 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Staff

BUS 175 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 71905‑501 EA W204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm M LEC Slate, Angela 72138‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Moses, Belinda

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75293‑301 DT 223 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Miller, April 79120‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Wilson‑Smith, Leslie

BUS 177 SMALL BUSINESS FINANCING PRE‑REQUISITES: BUS 150 75294‑301 DT 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Polk, Robert 77763‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Kyles, Kevin

BUS 215 INTERPERSONAL COMM IN BUSINESS 78158‑301 DT 310 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm R LEC DiCosmo, Susan

BUS 221 BUSINESS STATISTICS PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 113 71996‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Crim, Haven

BUS 225 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN BUSINESS LAB FEE: $15.00 70316‑106 DR W52 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Jones, Dawn 70317‑110 DR W52 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm T LEC Abraham, Laurece 70318‑307 DT 260 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Woods, Dawnita 70319‑501 EA W210 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Jackson, Deirdre 70320‑609 NW E147 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm R LEC Manigault, Katrina 70321‑610 NW E146 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:30p - 3:25pm S LEC Jones, Dawn 70322‑801 TS D206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Jones, Dawn 70616‑502 EA W211 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm F LEC Woods, Dawnita 70714‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Abraham, Laurece 70715‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Moses, Belinda 70716‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Brown, Verna 70788‑309 DT 233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Woods, Dawnita 70869‑B05 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Brown, Verna 70894‑120 DR W52 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am S LEC Jones, Dawn 70954‑802 TS D206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm M LEC Abraham, Laurece 71073‑611 NW E147 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Abraham, Laurece 71254‑312 DT 233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Woods, Dawnita 72086‑503 EA W211 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:25pm MW LEC Jackson, Deirdre 73134‑601 NW E147 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Bah‑Deh, Pewu 73194‑612 NW E313 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:44pm TR LEC Bah‑Deh, Pewu

BUS 228 INTERNET WEBPAGE DESIGN PRE‑REQUISITES: OIS 101 or BUS 225 or CIS 110 LAB FEE: $15.00 70323‑301 DT 233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Manigault, Katrina 70324‑501 EA W211 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 2:25pm F LEC Bah‑Deh, Pewu 70717‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Brown, Verna 71934‑303 DT 233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Manigault, Katrina 71999‑B03 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Brown, Verna 76607‑101 DR W52 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm S LEC Bah‑Deh, Pewu

BUS 240 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119

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70719‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Moses, Belinda 71936‑305 DT 223 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Fantroy, Kimberly 75334‑101 DR W52 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Miller, April 75514‑601 NW E324 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Miller, April 78066‑306 DT 223 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Mason Mathews, Wendy

BUSINESS LAW BL 201 BUSINESS LAW I 70305‑101 DR N231 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 11:55am S LEC Campbell, Henry 70307‑308 DT 223 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm MW LEC Anthony, George 70614‑501 EA 312 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 2:55pm F LEC Glass, Derrick 71937‑302 DT 223 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Franco, John 72002‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Anthony, George 72003‑B03 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Anthony, George 77739‑801 TS A226 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 3:25pm W LEC Glass, Derrick 79195‑B04 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Anthony, George

CAREER & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT CPD 100 CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 75958‑301 DT - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 11:00a - 12:00pm W LEC Staff 79236‑601 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79237‑602 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79227‑603 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79239‑604 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79240‑605 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79241‑350 DT - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79242‑351 DT - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79243‑353 DT - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79244‑354 DT - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79245‑501 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79246‑502 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79247‑503 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79248‑504 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79249‑505 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79257‑355 DT - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79258‑356 DT - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79260‑358 DT - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79261‑359 DT - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79262‑515 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79263‑516 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79264‑517 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79265‑518 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79266‑519 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79267‑610 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79268‑616 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79269‑619 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79270‑620 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79271‑621 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79272‑622 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79273‑360 DT - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79274‑521 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - - LEC Staff 84 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

79275‑623 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79276‑535 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 - - LEC Staff 79413‑650 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79414‑651 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79415‑652 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79416‑653 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79417‑654 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79418‑655 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79419‑656 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79420‑657 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79421‑658 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79422‑659 NW - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79424‑560 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79425‑561 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79426‑553 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79427‑554 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79428‑555 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79429‑557 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79430‑558 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79431‑559 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79432‑563 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff 79433‑564 EA - 1.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - F LEC Staff

CHEMISTRY CHM 105 INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY LAB FEE: $75.00 70823‑804 TS A209 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:55pm MW LEC Akbarian, Fathali 70823‑804 TS A216 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 2:00p - 3:55pm W LAB Akbarian, Fathali 70887‑303 DT 343 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm TR LEC Granderson, George 70887‑303 DT 353 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm T LAB Granderson, George 70913‑601 NW L17 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm MW LEC Kennedy, Lela 70913‑601 NW L105 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm W LAB Kennedy, Lela 70914‑603 NW L17 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 5:18pm TR LEC Tewari, Kewal 70914‑603 NW L105 - 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 7:48pm R LAB Tewari, Kewal 70919‑312 DT 343 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm MW LEC Granderson, George 70919‑312 DT 353 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm W LAB Granderson, George 71244‑622 NW L17 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:18pm TR LEC Kennedy, Lela 71244‑622 NW L105 - 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:48pm R LAB Kennedy, Lela 71946‑101 DR W51 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 9:55am MW LEC Hanna, Samer 71946‑101 DR W41 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:55am W LAB Hanna, Samer 71947‑103 DR W51 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:55am TR LEC Hanna, Samer 71947‑103 DR W41 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:55pm T LAB Hanna, Samer 71949‑107 DR W51 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm TR LEC Hanna, Samer 71949‑107 DR W41 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm T LAB Hanna, Samer 72116‑605 NW L17 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Tewari, Kewal 72116‑605 NW L105 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:25pm S LAB Tewari, Kewal 72167‑607 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm MW LEC Leavell, Bonita 72167‑607 NW L105 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm W LAB Leavell, Bonita 73166‑310 DT 343 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Wittbrodt, Joanne 73166‑310 DT 353 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm W LAB Wittbrodt, Joanne 74874‑608 NW W17B 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm F LEC Hanna, Samer

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74874‑608 NW L105 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:25pm F LAB Hanna, Samer 75574‑501 EA 312 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Sole, David 75574‑501 EA 305 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm T LAB Sole, David 75575‑502 EA 312 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:18pm TR LEC Sole, David 75575‑502 EA 305 - 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 3:30p - 5:48pm R LAB Sole, David 78937‑305 DT 4.00 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Wittbrodt, Joanne 78937‑305 DT - - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm T LAB Wittbrodt, Joanne

CHM 136 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I PRE‑REQUISITES: CHM 105 and MAT 112 LAB FEE: $75.00 70880‑602 NW L18 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm MW LEC Campbell, Rodwell 70880‑602 NW L105 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm M LAB Campbell, Rodwell 70882‑106 DR W50 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Jademi, Ane 70882‑106 DR W41 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm W LAB Jademi, Ane 70888‑304 DT 343 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm TR LEC Campbell, Rodwell 70888‑304 DT 353 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm R LAB Campbell, Rodwell 74989‑603 NW W17B 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm TR LEC Leavell, Bonita 74989‑603 NW L105 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm T LAB Leavell, Bonita 75321‑801 TS A209 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 11:55am S LEC Akbarian, Fathali 75321‑801 TS A216 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:55pm S LAB Akbarian, Fathali 78890‑501 EA 312 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm MW LEC Jenkins, Marjorie 78890‑501 EA 305 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm W LAB Jenkins, Marjorie

CHM 145 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II PRE‑REQUISITES: CHM 136 LAB FEE: $75.00 75322‑801 TS A209 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Walker, Gerald 75322‑801 TS A216 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm W LAB Walker, Gerald 76798‑303 DT 343 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm F LEC Wittbrodt, Joanne 76798‑303 DT 353 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:25pm F LAB Wittbrodt, Joanne 80254‑601 NW - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Rahman, Abdul 80254‑601 NW - - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm R LAB Rahman, Abdul

CHM 155 SURVEY ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY PRE‑REQUISITES: CHM 105 or CHM 136 LAB FEE: $75.00 70916‑611 NW W17A 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Leavell, Bonita 70916‑611 NW L105 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm M LAB Leavell, Bonita 73174‑308 DT 343 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm MW LEC Radecki, Barbara 73174‑308 DT 353 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm M LAB Radecki, Barbara 73920‑601 NW W17A 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Leavell, Bonita 73920‑601 NW L105 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm T LAB Leavell, Bonita

CHM 250 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I PRE‑REQUISITES: CHM 145 72156‑301 DT 343 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Wittbrodt, Joanne

CHM 252 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II PRE‑REQUISITES: CHM 250

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CO‑REQUISITES: CHM 255 77897‑801 TS A209 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm TR LEC Rahbarnoohi, Hamid

CHM 255 LABORATORY FOR ORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRE‑REQUISITES: CHM 250 CO‑REQUISITES: CHM 252 LAB FEE: $75.00 76780‑801 TS A216 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm TR LAB Rahbarnoohi, Hamid 79141‑802 TS A216 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am TR LAB Jademi, Ane

CHINESE CHN 101 ELEMENTARY CHINESE LANGUAGE 72042‑301 DT 130 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Childers, Enid

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS CIS 110 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS LAB FEE: $20.00 70326‑108 DR W53 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Robinson, Earl 70327‑309 DT 235 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm TR LEC Dance, Tonie 70328‑501 EA W211 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Staff 70330‑616 NW E148 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Enteshary‑Najafabady, Abbas 70331‑801 TS D205 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 5:00p - 8:55pm MW LEC Ajaero, Conrad 70624‑617 NW E148 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Ajaero, Conrad 70720‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Amirsadri, Roya 70721‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Amirsadri, Roya 70794‑312 DT 234 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Armes‑Thomas, Donna 70807‑B03 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Adams, Jon 70891‑800 TS D205 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Harris, Pamela 71255‑305 DT 234 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Armes‑Thomas, Donna 72004‑B04 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Adams, Jon 72166‑601 NW E213 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Ajaero, Conrad 73999‑602 NW E147 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:18pm MW LEC Dance, Tonie 74910‑B06 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Adams, Jon 74921‑204 UC 130 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm R LEC Johnston, Jacqueline THIS COURSE IS SCHEDULED AT THE MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER ‑ CENTER FOR LEARNING TECHNOLOGY 74948‑603 NW E146 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Dance, Tonie 75308‑B05 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jordan, Tammy 75703‑101 DR W53 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 3:25pm S LEC Robinson, Earl 75708‑502 EA W211 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 3:30p - 8:07pm F LEC Armes‑Thomas, Donna 78067‑306 DT 234 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Harris, Pamela 80284‑205 UC - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Johnston, Jacqueline 80299‑LIO VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - LIO DePetro, Alexander

CIS 112 STRUCTURED DESIGN LAB FEE: $15.00 70332‑302 DT 234 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Balicki, Robert 71114‑801 TS D207 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Ajaero, Conrad 71862‑301 DT 234 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Hudson, Wanda 71863‑303 DT 234 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Wejinya, BobLuke 74990‑602 NW E148 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Ajaero, Conrad

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77764‑B01 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Abani, Kaveh 78099‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Abani, Kaveh

CIS 120 INTRODUCTION TO DATABASE CONCEPTS PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 74950‑601 NW E148 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Ramsey, Joseph 76656‑301 DT 235 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Ramsey, Joseph

CIS 130 INTRODUCTION TO APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 75517‑601 NW E146 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm M IMB Nelson, Rodney

CIS 203 VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 and CIS 112 LAB FEE: $15.00 70722‑B01 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Abani, Kaveh 73059‑501 EA W210 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Cunningham, Bernice 75000‑B02 VR 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Abani, Kaveh CIS 207 JAVA PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 and CIS 112 LAB FEE: $20.00 75518‑601 NW E146 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:30p - 8:25pm T LEC Cunningham, Bernice 76756‑602 NW E146 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Cunningham, Bernice 78883‑603 NW - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:18am MW LEC Staff

CIS 209 C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 and CIS 112 LAB FEE: $20.00 70333‑301 DT 235 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Wori, Okechukwu 75511‑601 NW E146 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Enteshary‑Najafabady, Abbas 76751‑602 NW E148 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Wori, Okechukwu 78068‑305 DT - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Wori, Okechukwu

CIS 210 INTRODUCTION TO OPERATING SYSTEMS PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 70979‑301 DT 234 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Balicki, Robert 75512‑601 NW E146 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC El‑Bathy, Naser 76752‑602 NW E146 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm R LEC Haddad, Kamal 77920‑302 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Wejinya, BobLuke

CIS 212 LINUX PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 and CIS 210 LAB FEE: $35.00 76796‑801 TS D204 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Haddad, Kamal 78148‑601 NW E147 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 4:30p - 9:07pm T LEC Johnson, Doris 78877‑301 DT 235 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Johnson, Doris

CIS 220 APP. DEVELOPMENT CAPSTONE PROJ

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PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 217 80256‑601 NW 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S IMB Nelson, Rodney

CIS 240 NETWORKING ESSENTIALS PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 70958‑301 DT 235 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Hudson, Wanda 77765‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jordan, Tammy 78098‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Balicki, Robert 78892‑801 TS D202 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm MW LEC Balicki, Robert

CIS 241 INTERNET FOUNDATIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 70723‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Amirsadri, Roya 73891‑301 DT 260 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Harris, Pamela 74913‑801 TS D205 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Cox, Lisa 75519‑601 NW E147 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Enteshary‑Najafabady, Abbas 76832‑B11 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jordan, Tammy

CIS 250 E-COMMERCE STRATEGIES AND PRACTICES PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 and CIS 241 LAB FEE: $15.00 78188‑601 NW E213 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:55pm R IMB Staff

CIS 255 SWIFT PROGRAMMING 78126‑B01 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Nelson, Rodney

CIS 267 UNDERSTANDING AND DEVELOPING MULTIMEDIA PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 75577‑501 EA W206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:55pm T LEC Staff

CIS 270 NETWORK+ PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 110 and CIS 240 77917‑301 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC George, Alex

CIS 272 SECURITY+ PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 270 79142‑301 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Dillard, Terrance

CIS 274 CERTIFIED ETHICAL HACKER PRE‑REQUISITES: CIS 272 76762‑301 DT 144C 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Duhart, Chris

COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL TEC CNC 111 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL PRE‑REQUISITES: CNC 122 76708‑502 EA E113 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:25p - 3:25pm MW IMB Payne Sr, Douglas

CNC 122 CNC MACHINE CONTROLS PRE‑REQUISITES: CNC 111

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75537‑501 EA E113 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm R IMB Payne Sr, Douglas

CNC 234 CNC DESIGN II PRE‑REQUISITES: CNC 230 75605‑501 EA - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:25pm M LEC PayneSr, Douglas

CNC 235 CNC PROGRAMMING AND MACHINING II PRE‑REQUISITES: CNC 231 75606‑501 EA - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:25pm W LEC Payne Sr, Douglas

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY OPTION CT 203 DIGITAL LOGIC I LAB FEE: $25.00 70917‑301 DT 117 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:25pm TR IMB Dunne, Joseph 78069‑302 DT 119 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:55pm F IMB Lakkis, George

CT 211 COMPUTER NETWORKING I PRE‑REQUISITES: CT 209 LAB FEE: $35.00 76667‑302 DT 4.00 15 8 8/24/20‑12/12/20 2:30p - 4:35pm TR LEC Dunne, Joseph

CT 213 COMPUTER NETWORKING II PRE‑REQUISITES: CT 211 LAB FEE: $35.00 79159‑801 TS A125 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm M LEC Keen, Jeffrey

CORRECTIONS COR 100 INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS 75593‑B01 VR 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Evans, Warren 75594‑B02 VR 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Evans, Warren 75596‑601 NW G215 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am W LEC Robinson, Deborah

COR 101 INTRODUCTION TO JUVENILE JUSTICE PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 75309‑B01 VR 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Robinson, Deborah 75310‑B02 VR 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Robinson, Deborah 75724‑601 NW G100 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Robinson, Deborah

COR 110 INTRODUCTION TO DEVIANT BEHAVIOR PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 71938‑301 DT 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Ficano, Robert 72034‑302 DT 131 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm T LEC Younger, James 73069‑601 NW G204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm M LEC Martin, Eileen

COR 200 SOCIAL SCIENCE FOR CORRECTIONAL PERSONNEL PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 72035‑302 DT 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Ficano, Robert 73070‑601 NW G113 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm T LEC Martin, Eileen 73892‑304 DT 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Staff

COR 205 INSTITUTION CORRECTIONS PERSONNEL

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PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS100 71940‑301 DT 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC Staff 72036‑302 DT 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Wynn, Junetta 74875‑601 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:55pm R LEC Staff

COR 215 CORRECTIONAL FIELD WORK PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 75598‑601 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 2:00p - 5:45pm F LEC Anthony, George 78154‑301 DT 124 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 1:25pm F LEC Jackson, James 78187‑302 DT 124 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:25pm S LEC Robinson, Deborah

COR 218 RACE RELATIONS-CORPERSONNEL PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 73179‑601 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 7:45pm F LEC Staff

COR 255 LEGAL ISSUES IN CORRECTIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 77866‑301 DT 337 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Ficano, Robert

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CJS 100 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE 70334‑303 DT 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Jackson, James 70644‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jackson, James 70724‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jackson, James 70903‑B03 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jackson, James 72133‑301 DT 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Jackson, James 73007‑201 UC 128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am W LEC Younger, James 73102‑B04 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jackson, James 73162‑602 NW G217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Wynn, Junetta 73968‑103 DR N232 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm M LEC Cartwright, Bruce 75591‑302 DT 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Staff 75752‑501 EA E207 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Younger, James 76766‑101 DR N232 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am S LEC McConico, William 76767‑601 NW E225 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Clemons, Theophilus 76768‑502 EA E207 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:44pm TR LEC Staff 77867‑305 DT - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:45pm S LEC Staff 77869‑306 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Sabree, Adam 79114‑802 TS - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Sabree, Adam 79162‑603 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:45pm M LEC Robinson, Deborah 79163‑604 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:52am MW LEC Cartwright, Bruce

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SECURITY SEC 100 INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY 73957‑301 DT 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Staff

DANCE DAN 101 MODERN DANCE I 78887‑601 NW G112G 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm MW LEC Staff 78888‑602 NW G112G 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 2:00p - 3:25pm TR LEC Staff

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DENTAL ASSISTING DA 104 DENTAL MATERIALS LABFEE: $50.00 76641‑601 NW H208B 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:55pm M IMB Conover, Rebekah

DA 106 DENTAL APPLIED SCIENCES AND MEDICAL EMERGENCY 76642‑601 NW H209 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 6:55pm R IMB Bradford, Kim

DA 110 CLINICAL DENTAL ASSISTING LAB FEE: $50.00 76643‑601 NW H208B 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 6:55pm T IMB Boar, Lydia

DA 115 INFECTION CONTROL AND PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY 74965‑601 NW H208B 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm M IMB Clark, Rosa

DA 120 DENTAL SPECIALTIES 74966‑601 NW H116A 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm T LEC Hightower, Gracie

DA 125 CLINICAL PRACTICE II PRE‑REQUISITES: DA 117 or DA 104 or DA 106 or DA 110 or DA 115 or DEN 200 or DEN 201 or DA 120 80344‑601 NW - 8.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff PRE‑REQUISITES: DA 117. PROGRAM ADMISSION REQUIRED. CLINICAL LAB MEETS AT THE NORTHWEST CAMPUS (WEDNESDAY 3:30PM ‑ 5:00PM) 9/2, 9/23, 10/14. 80345‑602 NW - 8.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff PRE‑REQUISITES: DA 117. PROGRAM ADMISSION REQUIRED. CLINICAL LAB MEETS AT THE NORTHWEST CAMPUS (WEDNESDAY 3:30 PM ‑ 5:00 PM) 9/2, 9/23, 10/14.

DENTAL AUXILIARY DEN 100 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 71892‑601 NW H116A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm T LEC Hightower, Gracie 77725‑101 DR N234 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm S LEC Burton, Ladonna

DEN 112 MEDICAL AND DENTAL EMERGENCIES LAB FEE: $50.00 70336‑601 NW H203 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm R LEC Burton, Ladonna

DEN 200 DENTAL RADIOLOGY THEORY 74967‑601 NW H208B 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:25pm W LEC Cavacini, Amanda

DEN 201 DENTAL RADIOLOGY LAB LAB FEE: $75.00 70337‑604 NW H117 2.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:45pm M LAB Clark, Rosa 74968‑602 NW H117 2.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:17pm W LAB Cavacini, Amanda 74969‑603 NW H117 2.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 8:17pm W LAB Boar, Lydia THIS IS A FAST TRACK COURSE THAT MEETS THE SECOND 7.5 WEEKS

DENTAL HYGIENE DHY 101 FUNDAMENTAL SOF DENTAL HYGIENE 70338‑601 NW H209 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am R LEC Hanna, Holly

DHY 110 ORAL ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

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LAB FEE: $75.00 70631‑601 NW H209 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm F L/L Carson, Paula

DHY 120 CLINICAL TECHNIQUES PRE‑REQUISITES: DHY 101 70619‑603 NW CLINIC 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:30p - 3:25pm W IMB Hanna, Holly

DHY 121 ORALPATHOLOGY PRE‑REQUISITES: DHY 110 and DHY 111 and DHY 131 and DHY 132 70339‑601 NW H209 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am W LEC Staff 80337‑602 NW - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 6:00pm R LEC Staff

DHY 209 CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE III LECTURE PRE‑REQUISITES: DHY 130 and DHY 131 and DHY 132 and DHY 210 70340‑601 NW - 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 2:30p - 4:30pm M LEC Staff 80335‑602 NW - 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:30p - 2:25pm M LEC Staff

DHY 210 CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE III LAB PRE‑REQUISITES: DHY 130 and DHY 131 and DHY 132 and DHY 209 LAB FEE: $325.00 70341‑601 NW CLINIC 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 12:00pm TF LAB Cato, Deorphia 70341‑601 NW CLINIC - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 4:55pm TF LAB Vettor, Carolyn 70341‑601 NW CLINIC - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 12:00pm TF LAB Armstrong, Sheila 70341‑601 NW CLINIC - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 4:55pm TF LAB Coleman‑Settles, Denise 70341‑601 NW CLINIC - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 12:00pm TF LAB Coleman‑Settles, Denise 70341‑601 NW CLINIC - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 4:55pm TF LAB Dozier, Karen 75588‑502 NW CLINIC 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 12:00pm RS LAB Cato, Deorphia 75588‑502 NW CLINIC - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 4:55pm RS LAB Cato, Deorphia

DHY 214 LOCAL ANESTHESIA AND PAIN CONTROL PRE‑REQUISITES: DHY 211 and DHY 131 and DHY 132 LAB FEE: $100.00 70634‑601 NW 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:00pm M LEC Gibrael‑Shamoun, Sally 80336‑602 NW 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:00pm W LEC Staff

DHY 223 DENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION PRE‑REQUISITES: DHY 130 and DHY 131 and DHY 132 70342‑601 NW H209 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm W LEC Gissendanner, Juana 80338‑602 NW - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am W LEC Staff

DHY 230 CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE V-LAB PRE‑REQUISITES: DHY 219 or DHY 220 LAB FEE: $250.00 79123‑602 NW - 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 4:55pm T LAB Anderson, Lisa 79123‑602 NW - - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 9:00pm M LAB Staff

DIETETIC TECHNOLOGY DT 130 FUNDAMENTALS OF NUTRITION PRE‑REQUISITES: BIO 155 70343‑103 DR N232 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am F LEC Sutton, Jamie

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70346‑603 NW H116A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 5:55pm W LEC Rutkowski, Cynthia 70347‑607 NW H209 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am M LEC Sutton, Jamie 70635‑302 DT 317 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Saulter, Barbar 70808‑B04 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Atlas, Courtney 70897‑120 DR N232 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Rutkowski, Cynthia 72063‑310 DT 317 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm F LEC Saulter, Barbara 73103‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Atlas, Courtney 73104‑B05 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Singleton, Willie

DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION DMP 101 STORY ELEMENTS FOR A DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT 70800‑801 TS A203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Connelly, John 70879‑502 EA W206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC WestGonzalez, Gwendolyn 73060‑503 EA W206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC WestGonzalez, Gwendolyn 75022‑D21 UC - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 1:30p - 3:25pm MW LEC Staff

DMP 104 DIGITAL AUDIO PRODUCTION AND BROADCASTING 75705‑501 EA W206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Staff

DMP 111 TELEVISION PROGRAMMING 75538‑501 EA W206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm F LEC Staff

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY DPT 110 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I 74901‑801 TS C202 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 6:00p - 8:55pm TR IMB Keen, Jeffrey 74994‑301 DT 142 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R IMB Sanders, William

DPT 112 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT, FRAMING AND MATTING 75295‑301 DT 142 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T IMB Staff 78893‑801 TS C202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W IMB Sanders, William

DPT 115 DIGITAL PHOTO IMAGING I PRE‑REQUISITES: DPT 110 78894‑801 TS C202 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm TR IMB Keen, Jeffrey

DRAFTING DESIGN TECHNOLOGY DRT 101 BLUE PRINT READING LAB FEE: $15.00 71098‑502 EA 303 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Berry, Gerald 78895‑801 TS A129 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Staff

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ECE 101 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 75687‑601 NW G200 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Williams, Alicia 75709‑301 DT 348 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm M LEC Johnson, Charmaine 76805‑602 NW G205 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm W LEC Williams, Alicia

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77876‑302 DT 344 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm F LEC Broner‑Hall, Sandra

ECE 111 CHILD ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES PRE‑REQUISITES: ECE 101 and EMT 101 78235‑301 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 8:30a - 3:00pm RF LEC Staff

ECE 120 BUILDING FAMILY AND COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS 75688‑601 NW W17B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Williams, Alicia 75710‑301 DT 348 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm T LEC Johnson, Charmaine 78153‑602 NW G106 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm M LEC Broner‑Hall, Sandra

ECE 157 CHILDCARE PRACTICUM AND SEMINAR I PRE‑REQUISITES: ECE 101 and ECE 104 or ECE 106 and EMT 101 75689‑601 NW G205 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm TR CLN White, Marlene 76666‑301 DT 348 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 6:55pm W CLN Johnson, Charmaine

ECE 210 SPECIAL POPULATIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: ECE 101 or EMT 101 78236‑301 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 8:30a - 3:00pm RF LEC Staff 80255‑601 NW - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Johnson, Charmaine

ECE 211 CDA ASSESSMENT PREPARATION 79209‑301 DT - 1.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:09pm T LEC Williams, Alicia

ECE 230 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION PRE‑REQUISITES: ECE 101 75690‑601 NW E311 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Broner‑Hall, Sandra 76665‑301 DT 348 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm R LEC Johnson, Charmaine

ECONOMICS ECO 101 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS I 70350‑101 DR W219 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm R LEC Bell, RonaldL. 70351‑103 DR W221 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am S LEC Jaber, Mohamad 70353‑602 NW G214 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Bell, RonaldL. 70646‑B04 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Badry, Peter 70725‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Colston, Ervin 70726‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Colston, Ervin 71230‑201 UC 133 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am R LEC Wilson, William THIS COURSE IS SCHEDULED AT THE MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER ‑ CENTER FOR LEARNING TECHNOLOGY 71874‑501 EA W201 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Ewen, Bruce 71941‑301 DT 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm TR LEC Ewen, Bruce 73124‑306 DT 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Ewen, Bruce 73894‑302 DT 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Ewen, Bruce 74876‑603 NW E324 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:44pm MW LEC Bell, RonaldL. 74960‑H01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Wilson, William 75783‑601 NW G217 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am MW LEC Wilson, William 76808‑B05 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Colston, Ervin 76830‑B11 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Badry, Peter

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ECO 102 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS II PRE‑REQUISITES: ECO 101 70354‑601 NW E224 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Eleweke, Okey 70727‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Badry, Peter 71864‑301 DT 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Ewen, Bruce 72037‑304 DT 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Wilson, William 75753‑B01 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Badry, Peter 76606‑101 DR W221 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm S LEC Bell, RonaldL.

ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY EE 101 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS I LAB FEE: $25.00 70621‑301 DT 117 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am MW LEC Lakkis, George 70793‑302 DT 117 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm TR LEC Kah, Omar 70892‑801 TS A125 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00a - 11:55am MTW IMB Golshan, Rahmatollah

EE 105 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS FABRICATION AND DESIGN LAB FEE: $35.00 73893‑301 DT 117 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am T LEC Kah, Omar

EE 107 MATH FOR E/EI LAB FEE: $25.00 70893‑801 TS A125 4.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 11:55am MW LEC Staff 73147‑301 DT 117 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm MW LEC Lakkis, George

EE 205 LINEAR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS PRE‑REQUISITES: EE 111 LAB FEE: $25.00 71928‑301 DT 117 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm T IMB Kah, Omar

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY EMT 101 FIRST AID LAB FEE: $10.00 70355‑101 DR N114 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Staff 71976‑103 DR N114 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 9:55am S LEC Staff 73129‑601 NW H208A 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 10:25am W LEC Edwards, Paul 73130‑602 NW H208A 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm W LEC Edwards, Paul 73131‑603 NW H208A 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:25pm W LEC Edwards, Paul

EMT 105 MEDICAL FIRST RESPONDER LAB FEE: $30.00 70356‑101 DR N113 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:25pm M LEC Rowley, Cathy 73127‑601 NW H208A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:25pm R LEC Edwards, Paul 73128‑602 NW H208A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 8:25pm W LEC Jordon, Devon 79093‑604 NW - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 4:00p - 8:25pm TR LEC Staff

EMT 114 BASIC EMT I LAB FEE: $40.00

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70627‑102 DR N113 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 6:00p - 10:00pm TWR IMB Vanderlin, William THIS IS A FAST TRACK COURSE THAT MEETS THE FIRST 7.5 WEEKS

EMT 124 BASIC EMT II LAB FEE: $40.00 70629‑102 DR N113 4.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 10:00pm TWR IMB Vanderlin, William THIS IS A FAST TRACK COURSE THAT MEETS THE SECOND 7.5 WEEKS

EMT 126 BASIC EMT CLINICAL EXPERIENCE LAB FEE: $40.00 70797‑103 DR OFF‑SITE 1.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 10:55pm FS LAB Staff T HIS IS A FAST TRACK COURSE THAT MEETS THE SECOND 7.5 WEEKS

EMT 218 EMERGENCY MEDICINE PREPARATORY 70358‑101 DR N113 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Rowley, Cathy

EMT 221 PARAMEDIC I LAB FEE: $50.00 70648‑101 DR N113 10.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 10:00pm MW L/L Rowley, Cathy

EMT 243 PARAMEDIC V 71112‑102 DR OFF‑SITE 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 10:00pm MW LEC Staff

EMT 244 PARAMEDIC VI LAB FEE: $50.00 71113‑102 DR N111 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 10:00pm MW L/L Staff

EMT 256 PARAMEDIC FIELD INTERNSHIP 70359‑101 DR OFFSITE 6.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 10:00pm MW LAB Staff

ENGLISH ENG 112 CAREER AND TECHNICAL READING I PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 111 70386‑101 DR N232 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 9:55am MW LEC RainesIII, Frank 70630‑103 DR N231 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Wilson, Carmen

ENG 113 CAREER AND TECHNICAL READING II PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 112 70395‑103 DR N232 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm R LEC Chappell‑Fuquay, Shirley 70397‑502 EA E200 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Careathers, Christie 70691‑574 EA E201 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Ridley, Janice 70694‑602 NW - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Carter, Theresa 70831‑309 DT 330 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Gelinas, Paul 71105‑504 EA E202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Careathers, Christie 71220‑310 DT 330 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Wilson, Carmen 77714‑505 EA E207 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:25pm S LEC Wilson, Carmen 78116‑301 DT 330 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Ridley, Janice 79187‑302 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm TR LEC Gelinas, Paul 80346‑L01 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am - LEC Davis, Ella

ENG 114 CAREER AND TECHNICAL WRITING I

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70401‑301 DT 330 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Gelinas, Paul 70402‑304 DT 330 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Wilson, Carmen 70405‑511 EA E200 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Shepherd, Dolores 70406‑512 EA E200 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:55pm S LEC Merriwether, Valerie 73987‑502 EA E207 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am TR LEC Lumpkin, L 76789‑101 DR N232 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:25am MW LEC Andrews, Gwendolyn 79156‑102 DR N234 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:44am MW LEC Chappell‑Fuquay,Shirley 79181‑501 EA W201 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:25pm MW LEC Lumpkin, L 79189‑302 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Shepherd, Dolores

ENG 115 CAREER AND TECHNICAL WRITING II PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 114 70411‑101 DR N232 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:25am TR LEC Martin, Juanita 70413‑103 DR N237 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Chappell‑Fuquay, Shirley 70416‑305 DT 332 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Wilson, Julie 70417‑503 EA E201 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Merriwether, Valerie 70419‑603 NW G217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm T LEC VanBuren, Kelli 70692‑505 EA E207 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC RainesIII, Frank 70821‑803 TS A203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:25am MW LEC Gray, Nettie 70997‑510 EA E202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Howard, Thomas 71061‑610 NW G204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Wilson, Julie 71084‑609 NW G205 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Wilson, Julie 71234‑321 DT 332 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Gelinas, Paul 76812‑507 EA E200 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:44pm MW LEC Howard, Thomas 76826‑611 NW E323 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am MW LEC Wilson, Julie 76874‑612 NW G201 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:44pm TR LEC Carter, Theresa 78117‑301 DT 332 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC RainesIII, Frank

ENG 119 ENGLISH I 70360‑102 DR N233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm M LEC Wallace, Sharon 70362‑106 DR N233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Vandusen, Gerald 70363‑107 DR N234 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Vandusen, Gerald 70364‑108 DR N233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm R LEC Vandusen, Gerald 70366‑114 DR N233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am S LEC Anyanetu, Patrick 70367‑115 DR N237 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 12:55pm W LEC Shannon, Ellen 70369‑307 DT 334 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Watson, JoAnn 70372‑627 NW G214 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:30p - 5:55pm MW LEC Jackson‑Smith, Maria 70373‑630 NW E323 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Burnett, John 70374‑604 NW G215 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:44pm MW LEC Burnett, John 70375‑605 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am MW LEC Burnett, John 70376‑606 NW G215 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Shaw, Eric 70377‑608 NW G106 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm T LEC Anyanetu, Patrick 70378‑610 NW G100 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm M LEC Anyanetu, Patrick 70379‑612 NW E327 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am MW LEC Womack, Linda 70380‑618 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 2:55pm MW LEC Jackson‑Smith, Maria 70381‑622 NW E212 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:44pm TR LEC Shannon, Ellen 70382‑802 TS A204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am M LEC Floyd, Stacha 70383‑803 TS A204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am F LEC Floyd, Stacha 70632‑807 TS A202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:25am TR LEC Woods, Ian 70639‑B05 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Bell, Shamane 70699‑624 NW E212 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LEC Barnes Holiday, Kristen

98 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

70728‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Howard, Thomas 70729‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Howard, Thomas 70730‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Howard, Thomas 70731‑B04 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Howard, Thomas 70810‑B06 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Bell, Shamane 70853‑808 TS A204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC Floyd, Stacha 70870‑B07 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Bell, Shamane 70982‑202 UC 120 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 10:55am T LEC Farney, Michelle 71038‑325 DT 334 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Watson, JoAnn 71039‑326 DT 334 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Watson, JoAnn 71040‑327 DT 334 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm F LEC Watson, JoAnn 71099‑501 EA E202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Ramsey, Mary 71245‑613 NW E212 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 2:55pm TR LEC Shaw, Eric 72058‑638 NW G106 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Mosley, Nathalie 72087‑204 UC 128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Howson, Christine 72096‑B11 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jannot, Kenneth 72117‑639 NW G115 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm R LEC Anyanetu, Patrick 72128‑801 TS A204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm S LEC Woods, Ian 72149‑L50 EA E200 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Howard, Thomas 72157‑631 NW G205 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:30a - 10:55am MW LEC Bradford, Aundrea 73037‑511 EA E202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Waller, Rayfield 73079‑B08 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Bell, Shamane 73080‑B09 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Bean, Erik 73178‑514 EA E202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Hudson‑Ferzo, Robin 73184‑130 DR N234 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am F LEC Shaw, Eric 73915‑601 NW G205 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LEC Short, Ida 73993‑515 EA E204 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:25pm F LEC Bradford, Aundrea 74002‑B17 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jannot, Kenneth 74879‑616 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:25pm MW LEC Jackson‑Smith, Maria 74922‑205 UC A127 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am M LEC Farney, Michelle THIS COURSE IS SCHEDULED AT THE MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER ‑ CENTER FOR LEARNING TECHNOLOGY 74923‑206 UC A127 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am W LEC Farney, Michelle THIS COURSE IS SCHEDULED AT THE MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER ‑ CENTER FOR LEARNING TECHNOLOGY 75707‑502 EA E202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm F LEC Hudson‑Ferzo, Robin 75798‑607 NW G204 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm W LEC Swift, Joseph 76777‑611 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm MW LEC Jackson‑Smith, Maria 76833‑B12 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jannot, Kenneth 76858‑110 DR N233 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:25pm M LEC Kroll, Michael 76863‑614 NW G215 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm W LEC Green, Beverly 76875‑621 NW E312 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am TR LEC Burnett, John 77843‑E1 DT 334 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:25pm S LEC Hudson‑Ferzo, Robin 78070‑315 DT 334 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Hudson‑Ferzo, Robin 78086‑619 NW E325 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am MW LEC Ramsey, Mary 78118‑301 DT 334 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm TR LEC Cintron, Esperanza 78151‑310 DT 334 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:44pm MW LEC Womack, Linda 78174‑B20 - VR 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jannot, Kenneth 78176‑512 EA E202 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:44pm TR LEC Mullaj, Alisa 79119‑311 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:30pm TR LEC Watson, JoAnn 79172‑620 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 12:30p - 2:14pm MW LEC Bradford, Aundrea 80280‑B25 - VR 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Leitch, Leslie 80281‑B24 - VR 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Bean, Erik

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80282‑B23 - VR 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Bean, Erik 80283‑B21 - VR 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Leitch, Leslie

ENG 120 ENGLISH II PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 70420‑101 DR N233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am T LEC Wallace, Sharon 70421‑103 DR N233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am M LEC Wallace, Sharon 70422‑106 DR N233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Kroll, Michael 70423‑301 DT 336 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Waller, Rayfield 70425‑305 DT 336 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm TR LEC Wallace, Sharon 70426‑615 NW E223 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am MW LEC BarnesHoliday, Kristen 70427‑616 NW E224 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:30p - 5:55pm MW LEC Bradford, Aundrea 70428‑617 NW E223 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 2:55pm MW LEC McHugh, Stephen 70429‑602 NW G116 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC BarnesHoliday, Kristen 70430‑603 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm M LEC Mosley, Nathalie 70431‑601 NW E323 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:30a - 10:55am TR LEC Short, Ida 70432‑606 NW G215 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am TR LEC BarnesHoliday, Kristen 70434‑804 TS A203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am T LEC Slingerland, Mary 70608‑629 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 8:45a - 10:25am TR LEC BarnesHoliday, Kristen 70732‑B01 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Daniels, Anthony 70733‑B02 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Daniels, Anthony 70734‑B03 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Daniels, Anthony 70735‑B05 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Floyd, Stacha 70781‑631 NW G215 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LEC Mosley, Nathalie 70912‑622 NW G204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm MW LEC Mosley, Nathalie 70981‑202 UC 128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 10:55am M LEC Mullaj, Alisa 71041‑322 DT 336 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC McHugh, Stephen 71086‑511 EA E208 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Waller, Rayfield 71100‑501 EA E202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Swift, Joseph 71118‑807 TS A204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm R LEC Kroll, Michael 71945‑306 DT 336 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Waller, Rayfield 71952‑113 DR N233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Kroll, Michael 71953‑114 DR N233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm S LEC Shaw, Eric 72009‑B08 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Floyd, Stacha 72010‑B09 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Goldberg, Steven 72021‑312 DT 336 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Wallace, Sharon 72098‑B10 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Daniels, Anthony 72150‑510 EA E202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Merriwether, Valerie 73081‑B11 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Goldberg, Steven 73116‑530 EA E203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Short, Ida 74880‑609 NW E326 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:25pm TR LEC Osayande, Deonte 74925‑203 UC 133 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Short, Ida 76834‑B12 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Goldberg, Steven 77720‑204 UC 120 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:44pm MW LEC Shepherd, Dolores 77844‑311 DT 336 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm W LEC McHugh, Stephen 78087‑620 NW E325 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Ramsey, Mary 78152‑313 DT 336 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm T LEC McHugh, Stephen 79173‑621 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 12:14pm MW LEC Swift, Joseph 79202‑B13 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Ross, Audrina 80276‑B21 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Ross, Audrina 80277‑B22 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Ross, Audrina

100 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

80278‑B23 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Ross, Audrina 80279‑B24 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Leitch, Leslie

ENG 134 TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 70435‑501 EA E200 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm M LEC Swift, Joseph 72022‑301 DT 336 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Bean, Erik

ENG 190 INTRODUCTION TO JOURNALISM 79165‑301 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Watson, JoAnn

ENG 212 WOMEN IN LITERATURE 70736‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Murray, Aqua‑Raven

ENG 228 INTRODUCTION TO FOLKLORE AND MYTHOLOGY PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 120 70872‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cintron, Esperanza

ENG 234 ENGLISH BIBLE AS LITERATURE PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 120 70737‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Murray, Aqua‑Raven

ENG 285 CHILDREN’S LITERATURE PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 120 70738‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cintron, Esperanza 71124‑201 UC 128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Farney, Michelle 76835‑B11 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cintron, Esperanza

ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE ESL 101 ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE 1 76736‑301 DT 321 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm T LEC Sterniak, Nancy 78058‑801 TS A204 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Ward, Sarah 79070‑501 EA 311 2.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:37pm S LEC Staff 80332‑302 DT - 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm R LEC Staff 80333‑502 EA 311 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm W LEC Staff

ESL 102 ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE II 76737‑301 DT 321 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm M LEC Sterniak, Nancy

ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENT 100 INTRODUCTION TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP 71906‑501 EA 300 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Berry, Gerald 73082‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Artis, Valunda 74987‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Artis, Valunda 75296‑301 DT 225 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Berry, Gerald

FACILITY MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FM 101 BASIC FACILITY MAINTENANCE LAB FEE: $25.00 73041‑501 EA E115 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LAB Stevens, Randolph

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FM 102 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING LAB FEE: $25.00 73042‑501 EA E115 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Stevens, Randolph

FM 106 SAFETY AND SUPPORT SERVICES 73043‑501 EA E115 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Stevens, Randolph

FASHION APPAREL DESIGN FAD 101 INDUSTRY SEWING 75524‑501 EA - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm M LEC Slate, Angela 75781‑502 EA - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:28pm T LEC Slate, Angela

FAD 102 BASIC DRAPING TECHNIQUES 75525‑501 EA - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Jones, Sanfranita 75782‑502 EA - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:28pm R LEC Jones, Sanfranita

FAD 104 TEXTILE AND MATERIALS 79229‑501 EA - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 4:28pm F LEC Jones, Sanfranita

FAD 105 FASHION SKETCHING PRE‑REQUISITES: ART 102 76600‑501 EA E104 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Carr, Stephanie

FAD 106 PATTERN DRAFTING PRE‑REQUISITES: FAD 101 76601‑501 EA 302 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 4:25pm R LEC Jones, Sanfranita

FAD 108 CREATIVE DESIGN APPLICATIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: FAD 101 and FAD 102 and FAD 106 76722‑501 EA 304 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Carr, Stephanie

FIRE PROTECTION TECHNOLOGY FPT 110 FIRE FIGHTER I CO‑REQUISITES: FPT 115 70438‑101 DR MIPSE 8.00 12 9/21/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 4:00pm MW LEC Brandt, Michael

FPT 115 FIRE FIGHTER I CO‑REQUISITES: FPT 110 LAB FEE: $250.00 70439‑101 DR MIPSE 5.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 4:30pm F LAB Pichan, Charles 70799‑104 DR MIPSE 5.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 4:30pm F LAB Staff

FRENCH FRE 101 ELEMENTARY FRENCH I 72019‑301 DT 130 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Saab, Dib 72044‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL N’Namdi, Kemba 73083‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL N’Namdi, Kemba

FRE 102 ELEMENTARY FRENCH II PRE‑REQUISITES: FRE 101

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72045‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL N’Namdi, Kemba

FRE 201 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I 78878‑301 DT 130 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 6:55pm W LEC Saab, Dib

GEOGRAPHY GEG 202 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY 70643‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Tallerico, Benjamin 70740‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Tallerico, Benjamin 79204‑B03 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Tallerico, Benjamin

GEOLOGY GEL 210 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY LECTURE LAB FEE: $75.00 74862‑601 NW L2 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm TR IMB McNeary, Daphne 74986‑302 DT 317 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:55pm MW IMB Mengistu, Haile 74991‑602 NW L2 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 5:55pm MW IMB McNeary, Daphne

GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY GTT 201 GEOTHERMAL REHC TECHNOLOGY 79183‑501 EA E107 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:28pm F LEC Staff

GERMAN GRM 101 ELEMENTARY GERMAN I 72020‑301 DT 130 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Ott, Gary 78896‑801 TS B205 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Ott, Gary

GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT LOG 101 PRINCIPLES OF LOGISTICS 73939‑802 TS B205 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T ITV Neumann, Jeffery 73940‑301 DT 144D 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T ITV Neumann, Jeffery

HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR HVA 100 HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING 74898‑801 TS A129 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:30p - 8:55pm MW IMB Sharma, Vinod 74976‑501 EA E107 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 5:25pm MW IMB Peterson, Eujay

HVA 106 BASIC HEATING AND HEATING CONTROLS LAB FEE: $30.00 75576‑501 EA E107 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 7:55pm MW IMB Peterson, Eujay 77756‑801 TS A129 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:30p - 8:55pm TR IMB Sharma, Vinod

HVA 109 VENT AND DUCT FABRICATION PRE‑REQUISITES: HVA 106 LAB FEE: $45.00 77754‑801 TS A130 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:25am TR IMB Staff

HVA 110 FORCED AIR AND HYDRONIC HEATING PRE‑REQUISITES: HVA 106 LAB FEE: $25.00 74977‑501 EA E107 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 6:55pm T IMB Peterson, Eujay

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HVA 111 APPLIED ELECTRICITY IN AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING PRE‑REQUISITES: HVA 100 LAB FEE: $25.00 79184‑501 EA E107 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:44pm TR LEC Peterson, Eujay

HVA 118 CODES AND REGULATIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: HVA 106 and HVA 100 74978‑501 EA E107 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:28pm S LEC Peterson, Eujay

HEAVY EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE HEM 101 DIESEL ENGINE I LAB FEE: $40.00 79850‑501 EA - 5.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 11:59pm MTWRF LEC Staff

HEM 111 SUSPENSION AND STEERING 79653‑501 EA - 6.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - MTWRF LEC Staff

HEM 112 BRAKES LAB FEE: $40.00 79651‑501 EA - 7.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - MTWRF IMB Staff

HEM 121 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC SYSTEM I LAB FEE: $40.00 79649‑501 EA - 5.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - MTWRF LEC Staff

HEM 123 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE LAB FEE: $40.00 79652‑501 EA - 7.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - MTWRF LEC Staff

HEM 125 HEATING AND VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING LAB FEE: $40.00 79654‑501 EA - 6.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - MTWRF LEC Staff

HISTORY HIS 151 WORLD CIVILIZATION I PRE(HISTORY(1500 CE 70440‑101 DR W55 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am F LEC Burin, Dennis 70442‑602 NW E223 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:30a - 10:55am TR LEC Boykin, Peter 70742‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cook, Joseph 71955‑102 DR W55 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 6:55pm M LEC Cook, Joseph 72102‑B04 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Swope, Michael 72169‑603 NW E327 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Diggs, John 74018‑502 EA E208 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:44pm MW LEC Boykin, Peter 76836‑B11 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Hoffa, Donna

HIS 152 WORLD CIVILIZATION II 1500 CE(PRESENT 70444‑101 DR W55 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am W LEC Cook, Joseph 70906‑B01 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Swope, Michael 72122‑602 NW E224 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am TR LEC Thompson, Kelly 72141‑B02 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Shepherd, Kenneth

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73044‑501 EA 300 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm T LEC Boykin, Peter HIS 220 HISTORY OF MICHIGAN 70743‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cook, Joseph 70744‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cook, Joseph 79175‑B03 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Shepherd, Kenneth

HIS 249 U.S. HISTORY I 1607(1865 70445‑102 DR W55 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am T LEC Cook, Joseph 70446‑601 NW E223 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am R LEC Diggs, John 70745‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Hoffa, Donna 70907‑B02 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Swope, Michael 71866‑302 DT 123B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Boykin, Peter 71908‑501 EA E208 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Boykin, Peter

HIS 250 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES II: 1865 TO PRESENT 70746‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Swope, Michael 71886‑801 TS A220 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am M LEC Hoffa, Donna 71956‑101 DR W55 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am R LEC Hoffa, Donna

HIS 261 AFRICAN(AMERICAN HISTORY I 72016‑601 NW G206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm R LEC Boykin, Peter 76663‑301 DT 123B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm F LEC Boykin, Peter 77766‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Shepherd, Kenneth BIO 250 THIS COURSE REQUIRES ON‑CAMPUS LAB MEETING SCHEDULED AS LISTED BELOW: DOWNRIVER CAMPUS FRIDAY (8:30AM TO 2:30PM) 9/11, 9/25, 10/16, 10/30, 11/20.

HIS 262 AFRICAN(AMERICAN HISTORY II 77767‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cook, Joseph 79174‑B03 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Shepherd, Kenneth

HOMELAND SECURITY HLS 100 INTRODUCTION TO HOMELAND SECURITY 72030‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff

HOTEL MANAGEMENT HTM 105 INTRO TO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT 75315‑B01 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Turner, LaToya

HTM 106 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT 75313‑B01 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Turner, LaToya

HTM 200 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT OPERATIONS 75312‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Turner, LaToya

HTM 210 CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGEMENT 72054‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Turner, LaToya

HUMAN SERVICES HUS 105 GROUP EXPRESSION FOR SELF GROWTH I

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70453‑304 DT 348 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Williams, Tasha 70785‑603 NW G100 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am TR LEC Williams, Tasha 73896‑302 DT 348 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Williams, Tasha 74981‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Simpson, Gail 75764‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Simpson, Gail

HUS 135 PROFESSIONALISM IN HUMAN SERVICES PRE‑REQUISITES: HUS105 73955‑601 NW G100 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm T LEC Ward, Sarah 74835‑301 DT 348 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Williams, Tasha

HUS 200 GROUP AND SOCIAL PROCESS 80303‑301 DT - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Staff

HUMANITIES HUM 101 INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL ARTS 70447‑102 DR W217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Hamady, Susan 70448‑302 DT 337 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Melikan, Christopher 70449‑L50 EA 300 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC Davis, Lourie 70450‑801 TS A224 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am M LEC Hamady, Susan 70641‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL anderson, Addell 70748‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL anderson, Addell 70749‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL anderson, Addell 71107‑603 NW E227 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm S LEC Danquah, Rochelle 71204‑305 DT 337 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm F LEC Melikan, Christopher 71250‑602 NW G101 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:25pm MW LEC anderson, Gary 71916‑504 EA W205 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm F LEC Davis, Lourie 71986‑B04 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL anderson, Addell 71987‑B05 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Koomruian Matejcik, Stefanie 72023‑304 DT 337 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Chatman, Marvin 72171‑604 NW E227 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Danquah, Rochelle 73195‑605 NW E323 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:25pm S LEC Muwzea, Adwoa 74003‑B11 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Koomruian Matejcik, Stefanie 74019‑502 EA 300 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am TR LEC Curenton, Myron 74844‑201 UC 128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Koomruian Matejcik, Stefanie 76814‑B07 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Koomruian Matejcik, Stefanie 76867‑601 NW G108 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am TR LEC Danquah, Rochelle 77721‑202 UC 120 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:44pm TR LEC Davis, Lourie 77786‑103 DR W222 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:25pm R LEC Hamady, Susan

HUM 102 INTRODUCTION TO THE PERFORMING ARTS 70452‑602 NW G101 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 2:55pm MW LEC Anderson, Gary 70786‑604 NW E323 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Trice, Ronald 71917‑501 EA W201 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Davis, Lourie 72041‑101 DR W217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am W LEC Danquah, Rochelle 75350‑603 NW E324 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 1:25pm S LEC Curenton, Myron

HUM 126 FOUNDATIONS OF AFRICAN(AMERICAN ART 74826‑301 DT 337 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Chatman, Marvin

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HUM 211 MUSIC APPRECIATION 73897‑301 DT 337 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Myers, Macell 75023‑B01 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Myers, Macell 78133‑B02 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Myers, Macel

HUM 222 ART HISTORY 77719‑501 EA E204 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm R LEC Myers, Macell

HUM 231 INTRODUCTION TO FILM 70776‑801 TS A224 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm M LEC anderson, Gary 73047‑502 EA E203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:55pm F LEC anderson, Gary 73898‑301 DT 337 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm W LEC Cintron, Esperanza

INDUSTRIAL COMPUTER GRAPH TECH CAD 101 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING LAB FEE: $35.00 70617‑502 EA 303 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm R LEC Elzein, Raja 77715‑501 EA 303 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Elzein, Raja

LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION LEA 201 INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 75599‑601 NW G113 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Wynn, Junetta

LEA 210 HIGHWAY AND TRAFFIC CONTROL PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 and LEA 201 77870‑302 DT 316 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Younger, James 79140‑601 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:45pm T LEC Wynn, Junetta

LEA 225 LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION: SEMINAR I PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 and LEA 201 and LEA 226 77868‑302 DT - 2.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am T LEC Anthony, George

LEA 226 LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION: PRACTICUM PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 and LEA 201 and LEA 225 77871‑301 DT 330 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 6:55pm R LEC Robinson, Deborah

LEA 230 FUNDAMENTALS OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 and LEA 201 71925‑303 DT 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Staff

LEA 231 CRIMINAL LAW AND JUSTICE I PRE‑REQUISITES: LEA 230 71881‑601 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:46pm R LEC Staff 76849‑B11 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 78879‑301 DT - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:45pm W LEC Staff

LEA 232 CRIMINAL LAW AND JUSTICE II PRE‑REQUISITES: LEA 231

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76771‑B01 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff

LEA 250 SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: CJS 100 and LEA 201 71924‑303 DT - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:45pm R LEC Martin, Eileen

LEA 253 LAW ENFORCEMENT CAPSTONE PRE‑REQUISITES: LEA 225 and LEA 226 77874‑301 DT - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:45pm W LEC Martin, Eileen

LIBRARY TECHNOLOGY LBT 100 INTRODUCTION TO LIBRARY SCIENCE PRE‑REQUISITES: BUS 225 and ENG 119 75765‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff

MANAGEMENT MGT 205 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: BUS 150 70503‑106 DR N234 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm M LEC Scott, Michael 70504‑308 DT 225 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Mason Mathews, Wendy 70750‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Allen, Deolis 70751‑B03 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Allen, Deolis 70858‑301 DT 315 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 1:00p - 3:55pm MW LEC Allen, Deolis 76868‑B02 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Wilson‑Smith, Leslie 79194‑B04 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Wilson‑Smith, Leslie

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY MAN 101 MANUFACTURING PROCESS I 76709‑502 EA E113 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:28pm T LEC Payne Sr, Douglas

MARKETING MKT 200 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING PRE‑REQUISITES: BUS 150 70505‑101 DR N235 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm M LEC Miller, April 70506‑308 DT 225 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Mason Mathews, Wendy 70752‑B01 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Abraham, Laurece 70754‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Smiegel, Brian 70859‑301 DT 315 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm MW LEC Williams, Carla 75528‑501 EA 314 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:55pm W LEC Njoku, Emmanuel 76841‑B11 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 78186‑B05 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Smiegel, Brian 80306‑601 NW - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am R LEC Smiegel, Brian

MATHEMATICS MAT 100 BASIC MATHEMATICS 70900‑141 DR W217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 6:55pm TR LEC Zorkot, Mohamed

MAT 105 PRE ALGEBRA 70463‑101 DR W222 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:25am MW LEC Yglesias, Therese

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70464‑102 DR W222 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Elzein, Raja 70466‑309 DT 327 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Franco, John 70468‑601 NW E226 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:44pm MW LEC Rosen, Michael 70471‑606 NW G206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Okafor, Joseph 70473‑610 NW G200 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Amer, Usama 70787‑514 EA W204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC Haidar, Fadia 71076‑617 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 10:15a - 11:55am MW LEC Charles, Joy 71238‑810 TS A202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am T LEC Shalan, Salah 71243‑619 NW E227 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC Okafor, Joseph 72067‑318 DT 327 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC Hailat, Mohammed 73138‑501 EA W204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Hailat, Mohammed 73139‑611 NW W1B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Okafor, Joseph 73176‑518 EA W204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Uduma, Kalu 73995‑519 EA W201 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm R LEC Beidoun, Nasser

MAT 111 PRE(COLLEGE MATHEMATICS 73904‑302 DT 233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Beidoun, Nasser 74836‑101 DR W222 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 9:55am MW LEC Yglesias, Therese

MAT 112 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 100 or MAT 105 70476‑102 DR W221 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:25pm TR LEC Zorkot, Mohamed 70479‑303 DT 327 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Staff 70480‑305 DT 327 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Hailat, Mohammed 70481‑607 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Karic, Marija 70482‑601 NW G214 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm R LEC Amer, Usama 70485‑604 NW G203 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am TR LEC Haidar, Fadia 70486‑605 NW G118 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Lakkis, George 70602‑608 NW G103 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LEC Karic, Marija 70645‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Myers, Tiana 70777‑803 TS A202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am W LEC Haidar, Fadia 71246‑661 NW E224 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm S LEC Okafor, Joseph 71901‑503 EA W204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Uduma, Kalu 71902‑504 EA W204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Lawson, Kevin 72025‑302 DT 327 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Hailat, Mohammed 72085‑505 EA W204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 3:55pm F LEC Lawson, Kevin 73906‑301 DT 233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Zorkot, Mohamed 76754‑B10 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Boman, Scott 76815‑B03 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Boman, Scott 76879‑602 NW G217 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:44pm MW LEC Yglesias, Therese

MAT 113 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 112 70488‑101 DR W217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm S LEC Zorkot, Mohamed THIS COURSE IS COMPUTER BASED and WILL MEET IN A COMPUTER CLASSROOM 70489‑301 DT 349 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Amer, Usama 70491‑603 NW G103 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Rosen, Michael 70492‑604 NW G100 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm MW LEC Charles, Joy 70493‑601 NW E225 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm T LEC Amer, Usama 70876‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cole, Richard

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70877‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Myers, Tiana 71903‑502 EA W204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm TR LEC Shalan, Salah 71904‑504 EA E207 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Beidoun, Nasser 73009‑202 UC 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Allen, Angela 73023‑505 EA W205 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:25pm TR LEC Cole, Richard 73136‑102 DR W222 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Uduma, Kalu 73143‑803 TS A202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am R LEC Shalan, Salah 73910‑304 DT 233 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am T LEC Jenkins, Lillian 74893‑801 TS A202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm R LEC Uduma, Kalu 76753‑605 NW G201 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:25pm MW LEC Haidar, Fadia 76755‑B10 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 76801‑303 DT 349 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Jones, Kenyuano 76809‑602 NW G206 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:44pm MW LEC Cole, Richard 76817‑B05 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Powell, Cary 76876‑610 NW E227 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am MW LEC Cole, Richard 78074‑305 DT 349 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:55pm W LEC Jenkins, Lillian 78105‑B04 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Myers, Tiana

MAT 121 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS I PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 100 or MAT 105 71101‑502 EA W205 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 2:25pm S LEC Rosen, Michael

MAT 128 MATH FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS I PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 112 73086‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Myers, Tiana

MAT 129 MATH FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS II PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 128 70756‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff

MAT 131 DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 113 73010‑201 UC A128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Shalan, Salah THIS COURSE IS SCHEDULED AT THE MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER ‑ CENTER FOR LEARNING TECHNOLOGY 76650‑801 TS A202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm M LEC Jones, Kenyuano 76837‑B11 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 78100‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 80264‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Askew, Rasheedah

MAT 135 QUANTITATIVE REASONING PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 113 76611‑101 DR W219 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Jones, Kenyuano 77768‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Powell, Cary 80257‑601 NW - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Williams, Sherie

MAT 155 COLLEGE ALGEBRA PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 113 70494‑101 DR W217 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:55am TR LEC Charles, Joy 70495‑102 DR W222 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 3:55pm S LEC Lakkis, George 70497‑602 NW E225 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Karic, Marija 70757‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Lawson, Kevin

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70758‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Lawson, Kevin 70850‑801 TS A202 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Karic, Marija 70988‑201 UC A128 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Saad, Ghada 71045‑620 NW E212 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Powell, Cary 71241‑603 NW E227 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:18pm MW LEC Karic, Marija 73024‑502 EA W204 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Allen, Angela 73183‑310 DT 349 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Allen, Angela 76786‑B03 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Lawson, Kevin 76819‑B05 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jenkins, Lillian 76838‑B11 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Jenkins, Lillian 78072‑301 DT 349 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm TR LEC Jenkins, Lillian 80265‑B06 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Alyass, Kussiy

MAT 156 TRIGONOMETRY PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 155 70498‑101 DR W217 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Charles, Joy 70499‑301 DT 349 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm F LEC Elzein, Raja 70500‑601 NW E312 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Charles, Joy 70802‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Alyass, Kussiy 77769‑B02 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Alyass, Kussiy 80266‑B03 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Nwankwo, Oliver

MAT 171 ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS I PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 156 70759‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Lawson, Kevin 71926‑301 DT 349 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm MW LEC Saad, Ghada 73011‑202 UC 135 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm MW LEC Opalinski, Bob 73887‑102 DR W221 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm MW LEC Saad, Ghada 76839‑B11 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Cole, Henry 77757‑801 TS A202 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Karic, Marija 77770‑B03 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Nwankwo, Oliver 80272‑B04 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Askew, Rasheedah 80274‑B05 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 80275‑B06 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff

MAT 172 ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS II PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 171 75714‑201 UC 135 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Opalinski, Bob 76840‑B11 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 77771‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Nwankwo, Oliver 78073‑301 DT 341 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Edevbie, Onoawarie 80270‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Askew, Rasheedah 80271‑B04 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 80273‑B05 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff

MAT 271 ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS III PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 172 78891‑201 UC 135 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm MW LEC Opalinski, Bob 79190‑301 DT - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm F LEC Edevbie, Onoawarie

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MAT 272 LINEAR ALGEBRA PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 271 73901‑302 DT 349 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Edevbie, Onoawarie 78159‑201 UC 121 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm TR LEC Raeck, William

MAT 273 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 272 77842‑201 UC 121 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Raeck, William

MECHATRONICS MCT 202 INTRODUCTION TO ROBOTICS LAB FEE: $25.00 77758‑801 TS A125 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 11:55am R LEC Golshan, Rahmatollah

MCT 203 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND CONTROLS PRE‑REQUISITES: EE 102 LAB FEE: $25.00 71929‑301 DT 117 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 6:55pm W IMB Golshan, Rahmatollah

MCT 208 PROGRAMMABLE LOGICS CONTROLLER 75330‑801 TS A125 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 11:55am F LEC Golshan, Rahmatollah

MCT 210 PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER 79502‑I80 TS A125 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - LEC Staff

MEDICAL BILLING SPECIALIST MBS 108 MEDICAL CODING LAB FEE: $25.00 76740‑801 TS A204 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 6:00p - 8:55pm MW LEC Nettles‑Collins, Darnella

MBS 112 MEDICAL BILLING LAB FEE: $25.00 76741‑801 TS A204 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm MW LAB Nettles‑Collins, Darnella

MEDICAL OFFICE SPECIALIST MOS 120 MEDICAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: ALH 110 and BUS 225 76742‑801 TS A204 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 7:00p - 9:55pm TR LEC Kasprzak, Daphne

MOS 140 PATIENT CARE MANAGEMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: ALH 110 and ALH 115 76743‑101 TS - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 6:30p - 9:25pm TR LEC Kasprzak, Daphne 76750‑601 NW H203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Kasprzak, Daphne

MENTAL HEALTH WORK MEH 100 INTRODUCTION TO MENTAL HEALTH 74834‑301 DT 327 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Mann, Corine

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MEH 130 MENTAL HEALTH AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE 80304‑301 DT 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Staff

MEH 140 MENTAL HEALTH AND LEGAL INFORMATION 80305‑301 DT 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Staff

MEH 144 FIELD WORK I: AGENCY PLACEMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: MEH 110 and SAC 203 and HUS 135 and HUS 110 and HUS 105 76662‑301 DT 348 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 3:55pm F LEC Mann, Corine

MUSIC MUS 100 INTRODUCTION TO THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC 70507‑501 EA 312 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:44pm MW LEC Reese, Margaret

MUSLIM WORLD STUDIES MWS 102 MUSLIM WORLD CIVILIZATION 76660‑301 DT 130 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Muhsin, Nadir

NURSING AND HEALTH CARES SKILLS NUR 110 NURSING FOUNDATIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 110 and BIO 240 and BIO 250 and BIO 295 and PSY 101 LAB FEE: $150.00 75636‑601 NW 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 3:15p - 7:00pm T LEC Dolphus, Lynda 73943‑602 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20-10/14/20 8:00am - 4:00pm M LAB Dolphus, Lynda 73944‑603 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 4:00pm M LAB Kennedy, Ladawn 73946‑607 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 4:00pm M LAB Dunbar, Pamela 73947‑608 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 4:00pm M LAB Russell, Joyce 75638‑610 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 4:00pm M LAB Darnell, Venetra 80286‑605 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 9:00am - 3:00pm MW LAB Staff 80310‑620 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm T LAB Staff 80311‑621 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm T LAB Staff 80312‑622 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm T LAB Staff 80313‑623 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm T LAB Staff 80314‑624 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm T LAB Staff 80314‑624 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm T LAB Staff 75640‑612 NW 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 3:15pm - 7:00pm R LEC Olatunji, Nomathembi 75639-611 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 10:00am - 6:00pm R LAB Dolphus, Lynda 75641‑613 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 10:00am - 6:00pm M LAB Olatunji, Nomathembi 75642‑614 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 10:00am - 6:00pm M LAB Stinson, Debra 75643‑615 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 10:00am - 6:00pm M LAB Darnell, Venetra 80307‑606 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 10:00am - 6:00pm M LAB Harris, Theonna 80308‑616 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm R LAB Staff 80315‑625 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm R LAB Staff 80316‑626 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm R LAB Staff 80317‑627 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm R LAB Staff 80318‑628 NW 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00am - 12:00pm R LAB Staff

NUR 112 MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING I PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and BIO 240 and BIO 250 and BIO 295 and NUR 110 LAB FEE: $50.00

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75663‑601 NW - 4.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 4:17pm W LEC Ferrari, Marisa 75664‑602 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Snell, Felicia 75665‑603 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 75666‑604 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Augustine, Jennifer 75667‑605 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 80287‑607 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 75668‑606 NW - 4.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 4:17pm W LEC Augustine, Jennifer 75669‑609 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Durrell, Tina 75670‑610 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 75671‑611 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Hardaway, Cynthia 77728‑608 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Kennedy, Ladawn 80288‑612 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff

NUR 114 OBSTETRIC NURSING PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and BIO 240 and BIO 295 and NUR 110 and NUR 119 LAB FEE: $50.00 75653‑601 NW E327 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 12:00p - 2:48pm W LEC Kendrick, Michelle 75654‑602 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Kendrick, Michelle 75655‑603 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Luke, Lacinda 75656‑604 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 75657‑606 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Kendrick, Michelle 75658‑605 NW E311 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 3:12pm W LEC Kend rick, Michelle 75659‑607 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Riley, Janice 75660‑608 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Milton, Joyce 75661‑609 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Kendrick, Michelle 75662‑610 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Kendrick, Michelle 80289‑611 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff

NUR 116 MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING II PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and BIO 240 and BIO 295 and NUR 110 and NUR 119 LAB FEE: $50.00 75633‑601 NW E311 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 12:00p - 3:45pm W LEC Stanley, Mathew 75645‑602 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Stanley, Mathew 75646‑603 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Stanley, Mathew 75647‑605 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Stinson, Debra 75649‑607 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Shimko, Joan 75648‑606 NW E325 4.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 4:16pm W LEC Cole, Robin 75650‑608 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Eburuche, Regina 75651‑609 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Stanley, Mathew 77733‑612 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 79095‑604 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff

NUR 118 PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and BIO 240 and BIO 250 and BIO 295 and PSY 101 73924‑603 NW - 2.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 2:00p - 5:17pm W LEC Dolphus, Lynda 73925‑604 NW - 2.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 2:00p - 5:17pm T LEC Kennedy, Ladawn 73928‑606 NW - 2.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 2:00p - 5:17pm W LEC Kennedy, Ladawn 75625‑608 NW - 2.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 2:00p - 5:17pm T LEC Russell, Joyce 75626‑609 NW - 2.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 2:00p - 5:17pm W LEC Olatunji, Nomathembi 75627‑610 NW - 2.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 2:00p - 5:17pm W LEC Darnell, Venetra 80290‑611 NW - 2.00 7 - - - - Staff

114 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

80309‑612 NW - 2.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff

NUR 119 PHARMACOLOGY PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and BIO 240 and BIO 250 and BIO 295 and PSY 101 73929‑601 NW E312 2.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:45pm S LEC Thomas, Sheryl 73930‑602 NW E311 2.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:45pm R LEC Diedo, Madeline 80339‑604 NW - 2.00 7 - - - - Staff

NUR 210 PSYCHIATRIC NURSING PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and BIO 240 and PSY 101 and NUR 212 and NUR 119 LAB FEE: $50.00 75622‑601 NW E312 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 12:00p - 2:48pm W LEC Williams, Mary 73932‑603 NW CLINICAL 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 73933‑604 NW CLINICAL 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Williams, Mary 73934‑605 NW CLINICAL 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Shaifer, Elizabeth 80291‑611 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Boze, Lisa 80292‑612 NW - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Boze, Lisa 75634‑606 NW - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 3:13pm W LEC Williams, Mary 74882‑608 NW CLINICAL 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Williams, Mary 74884‑610 NW CLINICAL 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff

NUR 212 MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING III PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and BIO 240 and NUR 114 and NUR 116 and PSY 101 LAB FEE: $50.00 73936‑603 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Graham, Monica 73937‑604 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Brzezicki, Vivian 75632‑601 NW E326 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 12:00p - 3:45pm W LEC Thomas, Sheryl 74886‑608 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Dade, Benita 74887‑609 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Hardaway, Cynthia 77734‑607 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Allen, Tshombe 80341‑610 NW - 0.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Cofield, Cherie 78091‑606 NW - 4.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 4:28pm W LEC Thomas, Sheryl 73936‑603 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Graham, Monica 73937‑604 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Brzezicki, Vivian 80342‑611 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 80343‑612 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 80342‑611 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 80343‑612 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff

NUR 214 PEDIATRIC NURSING PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and BIO 250 and NUR 116 and NUR 212 and NUR 119 LAB FEE: $50.00 75674‑601 NW E325 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 12:00p - 2:48pm W LEC Arnett, Amy 75675‑602 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 75676‑603 NW - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - M LAB Arnett, Amy 75677‑604 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Arnett, Amy 80293‑611 NW - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 80294‑612 NW - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 75678‑605 NW - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 3:21pm W LEC Dunbar, Pamela 75679‑607 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Dunbar, Pamela 75680‑608 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Arnett, Amy 77858‑606 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Arnett, Amy NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 115 CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

80295‑613 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 80296‑614 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff

NUR 216 MEDICAL ( SURGICAL NURSING IV PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and BIO 240 and BIO 295 and NUR 116 and NUR 212 LAB FEE: $50.00 75613‑601 NW E324 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 12:00p - 3:45pm W LEC Russell, Joyce 75614‑602 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 75615‑603 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Briske, Debra 75616‑604 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 80297‑611 NW - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 75618‑606 NW - 4.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 4:28pm W LEC Russell, Joyce 75619‑608 NW - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Enyioko, Ogechi 75620‑609 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 75623‑607 NW CLINIC 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Briske, Debra 80298‑612 NW - 4.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff This is a Fast Track Course that meets the second 7.5 weeks

NUR 218 NURSING ISSUES, TRANSITIONS, AND LEADERSHIP PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and BIO 240 and NUR 210 and NUR 114 and NUR 116 75630‑601 NW E323 2.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 6:45pm F LEC Stanley, Mathew 75631‑602 NW - 2.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:17pm S LEC Darnell, Venetra

NURSING ASSISTANT NHS 100 NURSING ASSISTANT 78908‑801 TS C205 10.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:55pm WF IMB Staff

OFFICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS OIS 101 KEYBOARDING FUNDAMENTALS LAB FEE: $15.00 70866‑301 DT 243 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm TR IMB Wyatt, Esther 73027‑503 EA W210 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:25pm TR IMB Wyatt, Esther

OIS 227 DESKTOP PUBLISHING I PRE‑REQUISITES: OIS 101 LAB FEE: $15.00 70899‑301 DT 243 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W IMB Cox, Lisa

OIS 251 MICROSOFT WORD SPECIALIST PRE‑REQUISITES: BUS 225 LAB FEE: $15.00 70901‑301 DT 234 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M IMB Watkins, Lydia

OIS 252 MICROSOFT EXCEL SPECIALIST PRE‑REQUISITES: BUS 225 LAB FEE: $15.00 70902‑301 DT 243 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T IMB Poindexter, Yolanda

RECOMMEND EDOIS 101 OIS 280 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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LAB FEE: $15.00 75297‑301 DT 243 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S IMB Leavell, Chiquita 75516‑601 NW E148 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW IMB Leavell, Chiquita

PARALEGAL TECHNOLOGY PLT 105 LEGAL INTERVIEWS AND INVESTIGATIONS 70517‑301 DT 330 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Hutcherson, Diane

PLT 120 LEGAL RESEARCH WRITING I 70518‑301 DT 344 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Clemons, Theophilus

PLT 135 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY/LEGAL ETHICS 70836‑301 DT 334 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC McConico, William

PLT 160 GENERAL PRACTICE SURVEY 70995‑301 DT 344 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Hutcherson, Diane

PLT 170 PROBATE LAW AND PRACTICE 70996‑301 DT 344 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Hutcherson, Diane

PLT 210 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND PROCEDURES 70959‑301 DT 344 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC McConico, William

PLT 220 CRIMINAL LAW PRACTICE AND PROCEDURES 75717‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL McConico, William

PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY PHT 100 INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY 71894‑601 NW H131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 5:25pm TR L/L Matthew, William 75001‑603 NW H131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Douglas, Janet

PHT 105 ORIENTATION TO PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY PRE‑REQUISITES: PHT 100 LAB FEE: $50.00 71880‑601 NW H131 5.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 5:30p - 8:45pm MTWR L/L Matthew, William

PHT 115 PHARMACEUTICAL INTERPRETATIONS AND CALCULATIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: PHT 100 LAB FEE: $50.00 75521‑601 NW H131 5.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:05pm MTWR LAB Matthew, William

PHT 155 PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM PRE‑REQUISITES: PHT 120 or PHT 135 80261‑601 NW - 7.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00a - 4:30pm MTWRF IMB Staff

PHT 220 PHARMACY CAPSTONE COURSE PRE‑REQUISITES: PHT 120 or PHT 135 80263‑601 NW 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:00am TR IMB Fields, Charli

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 117 CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

PHILOSOPHY PHL 101 COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS I 70508‑301 DT 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC McGraw, David 70509‑602 NW G113 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Careathers, Timothy 75351‑603 NW E324 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:55pm T LEC Rashid, Harun

PHL 102 COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS II PRE‑REQUISITES: PHL 101 73916‑601 NW E225 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC Careathers, Timothy

PHL 201 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY 70510‑101 DR W50 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Howard, Kenneth 70511‑502 EA E203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Chambers, James 70512‑601 NW G217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Rashid, Harun 70760‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Mardoyan, Michael 70761‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Mardoyan, Michael 70762‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Mardoyan, Michael 70795‑102 DR W218 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm S LEC Holmes, Edwin 70860‑302 DT 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Miller, Cynthia 70878‑B04 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Mardoyan, Michael 74845‑201 UC 128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Miller, Cynthia 75352‑603 NW G106 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:25am TR LEC Chambers, James 76843‑B11 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Miller, Cynthia 77727‑103 DR W219 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 2:30p - 3:55pm TR LEC Howard, Kenneth

PHL 211 INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC 70513‑603 NW G100 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am MW LEC Careathers, Timothy 70514‑601 NW G201 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:25pm MW LEC Careathers, Timothy 73028‑501 EA E204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC McGraw, David

PHL 221 ETHICS 73029‑501 EA 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Rashid, Harun 74832‑301 DT 310 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Miller, Cynthia

PHLEBOTOMY PLB 100 INTRODUCTION TO PHLEBOTOMY 70977‑604 NW H209 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 9:00a - 3:38pm S IMB Staff 71879‑602 NW H209 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 5:30p - 8:25pm MW IMB Staff 76653‑101 DR N238 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 9:00a - 2:38pm F LEC Huff, Gary

PLB 105 PHLEBOTOMY PRACTICUM PRE‑REQUISITES: ALH 110 and ALH 115 CO‑REQUISITES: PLB 110 80285‑601 NW - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - MTWRF LEC Larkins‑Norwood, Ka‑Sandra PLB 110 PEDIATRIC PHLEBOTOMY PRE‑REQUISITES: ALH 110 and ALH 115 71893‑602 NW H209 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 3:26pm S LEC Staff 73918‑603 NW H209 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm MW LEC Larkins‑Norwood, Ka‑Sandra

118 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

76654‑101 DR N238 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 3:26pm F LEC Huff, Gary

PHYSICS PHY 115 FUNDAMENTALS OF PHYSICS LAB FEE: $75.00 70516‑301 DT 342 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Smith, Brian 70516‑301 DT 350 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm W LAB Smith, Brian 76652‑801 TS A219 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm TR LEC Hollman, Kyle 76652‑801 TS A219 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm R LAB Hollman, Kyle 78885‑601 NW W17B 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm MW LEC Smith, Brian 78885‑601 NW L5 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm M LAB Smith, Brian

PHY 235 GENERAL PHYSICS I PRE‑REQUISITES: PHY 115 LAB FEE: $75.00 76781‑801 TS A219 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:55pm MW LEC Yeghiyan, Gagik 76781‑801 TS A219 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00p - 9:55pm W LAB Yeghiyan, Gagik 76784‑301 DT 342 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Uduma, Amos 76784‑301 DT 350 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:55pm R LAB Uduma, Amos

PHY 245 GENERAL PHYSICS II PRE‑REQUISITES: PHY 235 LAB FEE: $75.00 77684‑306 DT 342 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm MW LEC Boman, Scott 77684‑306 DT 350 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm M LAB Boman, Scott

PHY 265 PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS I PRE‑REQUISITES: MAT 171 LAB FEE: $75.00 77760‑301 DT - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm TR LEC Uduma, Amos 77760‑301 DT - - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:55pm T LAB Uduma, Amos

PHY 275 PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS II PRE‑REQUISITES: PHY 265 and MAT 172 LAB FEE: $30.00 75298‑301 DT 342 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 6:55pm TR LEC Yeghiyan, Gagik 75298‑301 DT 350 - 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:55pm R LAB Yeghiyan, Gagik

POLITICAL SCIENCE PS 101 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 70519‑101 DR N237 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am M LEC Edwards, Tracy 70520‑103 DR N237 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm M LEC Wright, Michael 70524‑302 DT 123A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Brown, Jeffrey 70525‑304 DT 123A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Nichols, William 70526‑306 DT 123A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Nichols, William 70527‑309 DT 123A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Nichols, William 70529‑613 NW G116 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm M LEC Worsham, Conley 70530‑602 NW G214 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Bryant, Marvin 70531‑603 NW G100 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Worsham, Conley 70532‑604 NW G103 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm R LEC Worsham, Conley 70533‑605 NW E325 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am TR LEC Worsham, Conley

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 119 CRN Campus Room Credits #Weeks Dates Time Days Type Instructor

70534‑612 NW E226 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Wright, Michael 70535‑801 TS A220 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Hoffman, Mark 70536‑803 TS A220 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am R LEC Thomas, Terrell 70603‑617 NW G106 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm MW LEC Bryant, Marvin 70609‑616 NW G113 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am MW LEC Bryant, Marvin 70637‑B08 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 70763‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Edwards, Tracy 70764‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Edwards, Tracy 70765‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Edwards, Tracy 70766‑B04 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Edwards, Tracy 70767‑B05 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Edwards, Tracy 70768‑B06 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Webster, Stella 70806‑315 DT 123A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Nichols, William 70983‑201 UC 131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Hoffman, Mark 71103‑501 EA E208 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:44pm MW LEC O’Mara, Erin 71205‑305 DT 123A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm TR LEC Nichols, William 71227‑202 UC A128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am M LEC Webster, Stella THIS COURSE IS SCHEDULED AT THE MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER ‑ CENTER FOR LEARNING TECHNOLOGY 71249‑618 NW E325 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LEC Bryant, Marvin 71919‑504 EA E208 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm M LEC O’Mara, Erin 71922‑203 UC 121 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Hoffman, Mark 71957‑102 DR N237 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm M LEC Brown, Jeffrey 71958‑109 DR N237 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am S LEC Edwards, Tracy 72015‑B10 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Talpos, Beatrice 72080‑505 EA E203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:55pm S LEC O’Mara, Erin 72092‑B11 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Talpos, Beatrice 72148‑B14 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Talpos, Beatrice 72168‑607 NW G113 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:44pm MW LEC Thomas, Terrell 73088‑B16 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Webster, Stella 74931‑206 UC 128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am W LEC McCree, Wade THIS COURSE IS SCHEDULED AT THE MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER ‑ CENTER FOR LEARNING TECHNOLOGY 76824‑110 DR N238 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:25pm W LEC Wright, Michael 76842‑B12 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Webster, Stella 76877‑610 NW E227 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am TR LEC Bryant, Marvin 77845‑E3 DT 123A 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 3:25pm S LEC Ahmed, Raed 78075‑310 DT 123A 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Bryant, Marvin 79182‑510 EA E208 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:14pm TR LEC O’Mara, Erin

PS 160 INTERNATIONAL POLITICS PRE‑REQUISITES: PS 101 78876‑101 DR N238 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm R LEC O’Mara, Erin

PRACTICAL NURSING EDUCATION PNE 100 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY FOR PRACTICAL NURSES 78924‑801 TS C205 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 9:00a - 1:17pm M LEC Staff

PNE 101 FUNDAMENTALS OF PRACTICAL NURSING 78925‑801 TS C205 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 8:00a - 12:17pm W LEC Diedo, Madeline 78926‑802 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Diedo, Madeline 78927‑803 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Ferrari, Marisa 78928‑805 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Diedo, Madeline

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78929‑806 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Ferrari, Marisa 79124‑804 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Jones, Qwentina

PNE 102 PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT FOR PRACTICAL NURSING 78915‑801 TS - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:17pm T IMB Diedo, Madeline 78916‑802 TS - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:17pm T IMB Russell, Joyce 78917‑803 TS - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 7:17pm R IMB Diedo, Madeline 78918‑804 TS - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 7:17pm R IMB Russell, Joyce 80331‑805 TS - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 7:17pm W IMB Staff

PNE 103 BEGINNING MEDICAL/SURG NURSING 80319‑810 TS - 4.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 9:00a - 1:17pm M LEC Staff 80320‑822 TS - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 80321‑823 TS - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 80322‑824 TS - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 80323‑825 TS - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 80324‑826 TS - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 80324‑826 TS - 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff

PNE 104 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF PHARMACOLOGY PRE‑REQUISITES: PNE 100 and PNE 101 and PNE 103 78914‑801 TS C205 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:17pm F LEC Thomas, Sheryl

PNE 105 ADVANCED MEDICAL/SURG NURSING 80325‑812 TS - 4.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:45pm M LEC Staff 80326‑813 TS - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 80327‑814 TS - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 80328‑815 TS - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 80329‑816 TS - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 80330‑817 TS - 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff

PNE 106 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF MENTAL HEALTH NURSING PRE‑REQUISITES: PNE 100 and PNE 101 and PNE 102 and PNE 103 and PNE 104 78930‑801 TS - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 6:00p - 8:45pm R LEC Darnell, Venetra 78931‑802 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Griffith, Danielle 78932‑803 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Easley, Margaret 78933‑805 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Griffith, Danielle 78934‑806 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Easley, Margaret

PNE 107 BASIC PRINC OF OBSTETRICAL NUR PRE‑REQUISITES: PNE 100 and PNE 101 and PNE 102 and PNE 103 and PNE 104 and PNE 106 78909‑801 TS C205 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 12:00p - 4:47pm W LEC Moore, Angelique 78910‑802 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Staff 78911‑803 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Riley, Janice 78912‑804 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Moore, Angelique 78913‑805 TS C205 0.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - LAB Milton, Joyce

PNE 108 BASIC PRINC OF PEDIATRIC NURS PRE‑REQUISITES: PNE 100 and PNE 101 and PNE 102 and PNE 103 and PNE 104 and PNE 105 and PNE 10 78919‑801 TS C205 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 12:30p - 3:15pm M LEC Arnett, Amy 78921‑803 TS C205 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff 78922‑804 TS C205 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - LAB Staff

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8:00am- 4:00pm T LAB Staff 78923‑805 TS C205 0.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 ------

PRINT TECHNOLOGY PRN 101 INTRODUCTION TO PRINT TECHNOLOGY 70792‑501 EA W206 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 12:55pm F LEC Staff

PRODUCT DEV. & PROTOTYPING PDP 100 INTRODUCTION TO RAPID PROTOTYPING 75547‑501 EA W207 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:30p - 7:25pm M IMB Staff

PDP 105 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS 75548‑501 EA W207 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 4:30p - 7:25pm W IMB Staff

PDP 210 DESIGN CONCEPTS III(ASSEMBLY 79185‑501 EA W207 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:30p - 8:55pm MW IMB Staff

PROJECT MANAGEMENT PRM 101 INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT 74851‑502 EA W211 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Graham, Deborah 74911‑B01 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Shepherd, Ravelle 78136‑B02 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Shepherd, Ravelle

PRM 105 PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLS PRE‑REQUISITES: PRM 101 75715‑B02 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Graham, Deborah

PRM 210 INTERMEDIATE PROJECT MANAGEMNT 73030‑501 EA W211 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Shepherd, Ravelle

PSYCHOLOGY PSY 101 INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY 70538‑101 DR W219 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am T LEC anderson, Cheri 70539‑103 DR W219 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm T LEC Madison, Norma 70540‑104 DR W219 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am F LEC anderson, Cheri 70542‑108 DR W219 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Madison, Norma 70543‑302 DT 340 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Mosby‑Lewis, Denise 70546‑307 DT 340 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Forbes, Shawna 70547‑309 DT 340 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC Mosby‑Lewis, Denise 70548‑614 NW G217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Schultz, Karen 70549‑615 NW G203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am MW LEC Forbes, Shawna 70550‑623 NW G217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Schultz, Karen 70551‑602 NW G118 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:44am MW LEC anderson, Cheri 70552‑605 NW G116 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm T LEC Forbes, Shawna 70553‑608 NW G118 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Tunstull, Barbara 70554‑609 NW G118 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm MW LEC anderson, Cheri 70556‑801 TS A202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm S LEC Merchant, Cheryl 70557‑802 TS A218 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 8:25pm MW LEC Merchant, Cheryl 70558‑803 TS A218 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am R LEC Cheeks, Walter 70638‑B06 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Wallace, Denise 70770‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Madison, Norma

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70771‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Madison, Norma 70791‑622 NW E326 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LEC Mosby‑Lewis, Denise 70835‑319 DT 340 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Mosby‑Lewis, Denise 70861‑303 DT 340 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Forbes, Shawna 70987‑201 UC - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am W LEC Simpson, Sheabra 71229‑202 UC 133 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Simpson, Sheabra 71910‑504 EA E207 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm R LEC Simpson, Sheabra 71911‑505 EA W201 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Simpson, Sheabra 71960‑102 DR W219 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm S LEC Howell, Janice 72059‑650 NW E325 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Tunstull, Barbara 72108‑B12 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Chapman, Melvin 73089‑B05 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Forbes, Shawna 73090‑B07 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Forbes, Shawna 73091‑B09 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Wallace, Denise 74004‑B16 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Paul, Rhonda 76820‑105 DR N235 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 1:25pm M LEC Madison, Norma 76851‑B20 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Paul, Rhonda 76873‑610 NW E323 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:44pm MW LEC Howell, Janice 76878‑320 DT 340 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:25pm W LEC Forbes, Shawna 78147‑109 DR W222 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 2:00p - 3:44pm TR LEC Mayberry, Marie 78172‑B17 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Paul, Rhonda 79200‑B10 VR - 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Paul, Rhonda

PSY 200 LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: PSY 101 70966‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Merchant, Cheryl 70967‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Merchant, Cheryl 70968‑B03 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Merchant, Cheryl 70975‑601 NW G203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Schultz, Karen 72107‑B04 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Merchant, Cheryl 72132‑802 TS A226 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:25am TR LEC Merchant, Cheryl 72143‑B07 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Wallace, Denise 72159‑602 NW G214 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Schultz, Karen 73105‑B08 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Wallace, Denise 73197‑605 NW - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:55pm R LEC Tunstull, Barbara 75300‑301 DT 340 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Chapman, Melvin

PSY 220 CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: PSY 101 70620‑301 DT 340 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Moore, Gennea 71178‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Madison, Norma 71179‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Madison, Norma 74865‑601 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Mayberry, Marie

PSY 230 PSYCHOLOGY OF ADJUSTMENT PRE‑REQUISITES: PSY 101 71121‑301 DT 340 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Mayberry, Marie

RADIO TELEVISION BROADCASTING

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RTV 101 WRITING FOR RADIO/TV 73981‑501 EA - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 11:00a - 2:13pm MW LEC Staff

RTV 102 ADVANCED WRITING FOR RADIO/TV 74852‑501 EA W206 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 2:13pm MW LEC Staff

SOCIALWORK SW 110 CASE MANAGEMENT AND SERVICE CARE NAVIGATION 74906‑301 DT 316 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Evans‑Ebio, Belinda

SOCIOLOGY SOC 100 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY 70560‑305 DT 123B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm T LEC Craft, Barbara 70561‑307 DT 123B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Craft, Barbara 70562‑502 EA E202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Barnes, Patricia 70563‑601 NW G204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am MW LEC Okezie, Chukwunyere 70564‑602 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Cobb, Lois 70565‑603 NW G203 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:44pm MW LEC Okezie, Chukwunyere 70566‑605 NW E324 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Swasey, Christina 70567‑606 NW G118 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Brown, Sherry 70568‑607 NW E325 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:30p - 3:25pm S LEC Craft, Barbara 70569‑801 TS A226 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm R LEC Craft, Barbara 70829‑308 DT 123B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Barnes, Patricia 70834‑311 DT 123B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Okezie, Chukwunyere 70855‑302 DT 123B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm MW LEC Barnes, Patricia 71228‑202 UC 128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Okezie, Chukwunyere 71248‑610 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am TR LEC Cobb, Lois 71963‑101 DR W222 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am T LEC Bajon, Bronislaw 71964‑102 DR W221 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 6:55pm M LEC Bajon, Bronislaw 71965‑104 DR N235 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Bajon, Bronislaw 71966‑105 DR W217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am S LEC Brown, Sherry 71988‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Galvan, Donna 71989‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Galvan, Donna 71992‑B03 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Temple, Katherine 72060‑615 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LEC Cobb, Lois 72071‑810 TS A224 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am T LEC Swasey, Christina 72094‑B10 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Temple, Katherine 72153‑510 EA E203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm M LEC Swasey, Christina 72158‑616 NW G119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 2:55pm TR LEC Cobb, Lois 73016‑516 EA E203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC McMahon, George 73107‑B06 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Galvan, Donna 73108‑B07 VR - 3.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 - - ONL Galvan, Donna 73188‑120 DR W217 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:30a - 2:25pm F LEC Bajon, Bronislaw 73193‑620 NW G201 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:44pm TR LEC Barnes, Patricia 74959‑H01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Brown, Sherry 76823‑106 DR N234 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:25pm R LEC Lynum, Carmen 77846‑317 DT 130 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 3:25pm S LEC Henderson, Joyce 79117‑501 EA E201 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Swasey, Christina 79118‑303 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Lynum, Carmen 80347‑L01 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 11:55am - LEC Tucker, Norma

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SOC 103 SOCIAL PROBLEMS PRE‑REQUISITES: SOC 100 70863‑301 DT 123B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 2:55pm S LEC Lynum, Carmen 71915‑501 EA E202 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Tucker, Norma

PRE(REQUISITE: SOC 100 74930‑201 UC 129 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm T LEC Tucker, Norma THIS COURSE IS SCHEDULED AT THE MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER ‑ CENTER FOR LEARNING TECHNOLOGY

SOC 104 AMERICAN STUDIES 78023‑301 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 3:30p - 6:25pm T LEC Staff 78024‑302 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 3:30p - 6:25pm W LEC Staff 78025‑303 DT - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑1/29/21 3:30p - 6:25pm R LEC Staff

SOC 230 ETHNIC MINORITIES 70571‑602 NW G214 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm W LEC Brown, Sherry PRE‑REQUISITES: ONE COURSE IN ANT OR SOC 71873‑301 DT 123B 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Tucker, Norma PRE‑REQUISITES: ONE COURSE IN ANT OR SOC

SOC 245 MARRIAGE AND FAMILY PRE‑REQUISITES: SOC 100 73110‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Temple, Katherine 74866‑601 NW E324 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 11:25am MW LEC Staff 77774‑B03 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Temple, Katherine

SPANISH SPA 101 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I 70572‑301 DT 130 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am MW LEC Martin, Elena 70612‑605 NW E323 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 7:25pm TR LEC Esquivel‑Ramos, Beatriz 70838‑802 TS A224 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:55pm W LEC Sterniak, Nancy 71993‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Sterniak, Nancy 72046‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Tamburi, Jonia 72323‑303 DT 130 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Staff 73112‑B03 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Tamburi, Jonia 73117‑601 NW W17A 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm S LEC Richardson Smith, Sandra 73126‑101 DR W218 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 11:55am S LEC Esquivel‑Ramos, Beatriz 73979‑602 NW G116 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 1:18pm MW LEC Richardson Smith, Sandra 74924‑201 UC 129 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm F LEC Richardson Smith, Sandra THIS COURSE IS SCHEDULED AT THE MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER ‑ CENTER FOR LEARNING TECHNOLOGY 75014‑501 EA W205 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:55am TR LEC Martin, Elena 76787‑B04 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Tamburi, Jonia 76818‑B94 VR - 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Pettis, Erica

SPA 102 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II PRE(REQUISITES: SPA 101

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73115‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Pettis, Erica 75004‑301 DT 130 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 4:55pm T LEC Sterniak, Nancy

SPA 201 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I PRE‑REQUISITES: SPA 102 79076‑B02 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Sterniak, Nancy

SPEECH SPH 101 FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH 70573‑101 DR W218 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am R LEC Douglas, andrew 70574‑102 DR W218 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am F LEC HarrisonIII, Dempsey 70575‑103 DR W218 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm T LEC Douglas, andrew 70576‑104 DR W218 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 6:55pm T LEC Staff 70579‑308 DT 349 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Gadson, Jacqueline 70580‑501 EA E204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Davis, Ella 70581‑502 EA E204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm TR LEC Trice, Ronald 70582‑504 EA E200 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm W LEC Gadson, Jacqueline 70583‑601 NW E225 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Trice, Ronald 70584‑602 NW E225 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Trice, Ronald 70585‑603 NW G101 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm MW LEC Chuku, Chile 70587‑606 NW G108 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm M LEC Kelly, Sherry 70588‑608 NW E311 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Kelly, Sherry 70589‑612 NW G108 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 10:30a - 12:14pm TR LEC Chuku, Chile 70590‑613 NW G101 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LEC Jones, Malisa 70592‑615 NW G108 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 1:30p - 3:14pm TR LEC Jones, Malisa 70593‑803 TS B205 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am T LEC Douglas, andrew 70990‑201 UC 128 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am M LEC HarrisonIII, Dempsey 71042‑317 DT 349 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Gadson, Jacqueline 71043‑623 NW G108 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:55pm R LEC Reed, Lisa 71066‑610 NW G101 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:30p - 5:55pm TR LEC Chuku, Chile 71071‑323 DT 349 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm TR LEC Davis, Ella 71078‑629 NW G108 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm T LEC Reed, Lisa 71079‑630 NW G108 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:30p - 8:25pm W LEC Trice, Ronald 71108‑203 UC 120 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:00a - 10:55am W LEC HarrisonIII, Dempsey 71218‑311 DT 349 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am MW LEC Kelly, Sherry 71236‑320 DT 349 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:25pm TR LEC Chuku, Chile 71239‑810 TS B205 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00p - 9:55pm R LEC Douglas, andrew 71969‑108 DR W218 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 8:30a - 11:25am S LEC Reed, Lisa 72068‑315 DT 349 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 11:00a - 12:25pm MW LEC Kelly, Sherry 72083‑509 EA W210 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 10:25am TR LEC Trice, Ronald 73996‑505 EA E204 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 3:00p - 4:44pm TR LEC Trice, Ronald 76845‑B11 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Long, A’Kena 77722‑202 UC - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 7:44pm MW LEC Reed, Lisa 77773‑B01 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Brogdon, Marsha 78076‑B05 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Brogdon, Marsha 78104‑B02 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Brogdon, Marsha 78134‑105 DR W218 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 9:25pm W LEC Staff 79193‑B03 VR - 3.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Long, A’Kena 80267‑B20 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Long, A’Kena 80268‑B21 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 80269‑B22 VR - 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff

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SPH 105 IMPROVING THE SPEAKING VOICE PRE‑REQUISITES: SPH 101 70594‑501 EA E204 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 7:55pm M LEC Brogdon, Marsha 73942‑301 DT 349 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Staff 75520‑601 NW E324 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 1:25pm TR LEC Staff

SURGICAL FIRST ASSISTANT SFA 235 CLINICAL PRECEPTORSHIP(CLN PRE‑REQUISITES: BIO 252 and SFA 200 and SFA 210 and SFA 220 and SFA 230 and SFA 253 78022‑601 NW CLINIC 8.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00a - 3:30pm TWR CLN Staff

SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM SUR 100 ORIENTATION TO SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY(LECTURE 70969‑601 NW H131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F LEC Staff MUST MEET WITH PROGRAM DIRECT OR/REPRESENTATIVE TO REGISTER

78088‑602 NW H132 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 2:55pm F LEC Staff MUST MEET WITH PROGRAM DIRECT OR/REPRESENTATIVE TO REGISTER 78132‑603 NW H132 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 10:00a - 12:55pm M LEC Staff MUST MEET WITH PROGRAM DIRECT OR/REPRESENTATIVE TO REGISTER

SUR 101 CENTRAL SERVICE TECHNICIAN(LECTURE 76730‑601 NW H131 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am S LEC Staff

SUR 102 CENTRAL SERVICE LAB AND CLINICAL PRE‑REQUISITES: SUR 100 and SUR 101 LAB FEE: $30.00 75006‑601 NW H131 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 3:55pm S CLN Staff

SUR 110 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY PRINCIPLES(LECTURE PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and ENG 120 and BIO 240 and BIO 250 and BIO 295 and PSY 101 and ALH 110 CO‑REQUISITES: SUR 120 SUR 125 70971‑601 NW H132 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 2:00p - 4:55pm R LEC Staff PROGRAM APPROVAL REQUIRED

SUR 120 SURGICAL SPECIALTIES AND TECHNIQUES I ( LECTURE PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 120 and ENG 119 and BIO 240 and BIO 250 and BIO 295 and PSY 101 and ALH 110 LAB FEE: $50.00 70972‑601 NW H131 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:55pm R LEC Staff 71994‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff

SUR 125 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY CLINICAL I ( LAB PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and ENG 120 and BIO 240 and BIO 250 and BIO 295 and PSY 101 and ALH 110 LAB FEE: $40.00 70973‑601 NW H132 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 4:25pm TW LAB Staff PROGRAM APPROVAL REQUIRED 70974‑602 NW H132 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 4:25pm TW LAB Staff PROGRAM APPROVAL REQUIRED

SUR 155 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY CLINICAL III ( CLINICAL PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and ENG 120 and BIO 240 and BIO 295 and PSY 101 and ALH 110 and SUR 110 75522‑601 NW OFFSITE 6.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 7:00a - 3:25pm TWR LEC Staff PROGRAM APPROVAL REQUIRED

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SUR 160 SURGICAL SEMINAR AND CERTIFICATION PREPARATORY ( LECTURE PRE‑REQUISITES: ENG 119 and ENG 120 and BIO 240 and BIO 250 and BIO 295 and PSY 101 and ALH 110A LAB FEE: $30.00 71995‑B01 VR - 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 - - ONL Staff 78882‑601 NW H203 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 12:45pm M LEC Staff PROGRAM APPROVAL REQUIRED

TEACHER EDUCATION ED 110 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION W/PRACTICUM 74993‑601 NW E312 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 5:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Syrian, Barbarose 78120‑602 NW E326 4.00 12 9/8/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:18am TR LEC Syrian, Barbarose

TELECOMMUNICATIONS TCM 200 INTRODUCTION TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS PRE‑REQUISITES: EE 101 or CIS 112 70622‑301 DT 119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am F IMB Jenkins, Tonia

TCM 203 COMMUNICATIONS I PRE‑REQUISITES: EE 111 LAB FEE: $25.00 73902‑301 DT 119 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 12:00p - 3:55pm F LEC Jenkins, Tonia

VIDEO GAME DESIGN VGD 268 COMPUTER GAMES FOUNDATIONS LAB FEE: $35.00 70922‑802 TS D203 3.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 6:00p - 8:55pm M LEC Dryovage, Henry

WELDING WLT 101 ARC/OXYGEN(ACETYLENE WELDING LAB FEE: $60.00 70803‑501 EA E109 5.00 7 8/24/20‑10/14/20 9:00a - 1:55pm TR LEC Staff 70804‑502 EA E109 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 4:00p - 8:55pm R LEC Staff

WLT 103 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING (GTAW) PRE‑REQUISITES: WLT 101 LAB FEE: $60.00 73021‑502 EA E109 5.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:55pm TR IMB Staff

WLT 106 WELDING FABRICATION PRE‑REQUISITES: WLT 101 and WLT 103 and WLT 104 and WLT 105 73948‑501 EA E109 3.00 7 10/15/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 11:55am MW LEC Staff

WLT 110 INTRO TO METAL SCULPTURE 79186‑501 EA E109 4.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 1:00p - 4:55pm M LEC Staff

WLT 210 WELDING CERTIFICATION PRE‑REQUISITES: WLT 208 LAB FEE: $60.00 71912‑501 EA E109 5.00 15 8/24/20‑12/12/20 9:00a - 1:55pm F LEC Staff

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130 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE How to Use the Continuing Education Section

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DISCLAIMER the student review the cost in the schedule booklet This class schedule is for informational purposes before registering. only and does not constitute a contract. The College reserves the right to change, modify or alter without CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS notice all fees, changes, expenses and costs of any It is recommended that students who want to kind and further reserves the right to add or delete, complete a specific Certificate Program within without notice, any course offering or information the same semester, register for all courses at the contained in this schedule. WCCCD reserves the right same time. It is required that you take your classes to assign instructional staff and to eliminate, cancel, in sequential order unless prior permission is phase-out, or reduce course size and/or programs obtained from the School of Continuing Education. for financial, curricular or programmatic reasons. The certificate programs have class size limits, so register early. Personal checks must be drawn on a financial institution within the United States and must have SENIOR CITIZENS a preprinted name, check # and account number on Senior Citizens- Citizens who are residents of the them. If the writer of the check is a person other District and 60 years of age or older may enroll in than the student, the student must present the the college tuition-free. (THIS EXCLUDES CERTIFICATE writer’s I.D. The student must have adequate COURSES) Senior Citizen Tuition Waivers will be picture identification and endorse the check. granted on a seat-availability basis in regularly Any one of the following identifications are accepted: scheduled academic classes. Although student Driver’s license, military service I.D and discharge activity fees shall be waived for senior citizens, papers, pictured charge cards, employment picture they are responsible for all other fees such as the I.D card, state picture I.D card, or passport. cost of books and class supplies. Senior students are expected to adhere to the same academic CASHLESS REGISTRATION standards, rules and regulations that are in place Students are required to make all payments by check, for other students. Proof of age and residency Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express or ATM is required at the time of registration. debit transfer. The College Bookstore provide prepaid debit cards for a nominal fee. It is recommended that

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WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 131 Basic Keyboarding Skills Certificate Programs Today, know how to type is almost a necessity in the business world. More and more corporate-world employees Case Management Certificate are being asked to create reports, sales letters, business Introduction to Case Management Participants will learn plans, blogs, web content, forecasts and more. Knowing the basic concepts of case management. Access to the how to type can save you hours of valuable time, increasing agency, intake, assessment, goal setting, planning and your productivity. intervention will also be reviewed. Course: BTOC-5001 Course: CASM-1000 FEE: $45.00 FEE: $65.00 CEU's: 0.6 CEU's: 1.5 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 78950, TBD CRN: 75363, TBD Microsoft Word Overview Ethical Issues and Dilemmas Students will learn how to create basic features, edit and Participants will learn case management print documents, spell check, create a mail merge and techniques for addressing ethical dilemmas. manipulate graphics. Suggested pre-requisite: General Course: CASM-1002 knowledge of Windows. FEE: $65.00 Course: BTOC-5002 CEU's: 1.5 FEE: $45.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff CEU's: 0.6 Room: TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff CRN: 75365, Sat 9:00AM-11:55AM Room: TBD Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 CRN: 78949, TBD

Cultural Competence Microsoft Powerpoint Overview Participants will learn the different cultures and examine Students will enhance their presentation skills by learning how knowledge, skill and attitude play an intricate part how to create their own slide show. Participants will when performing case management tasks. practice using Powerpoint Toolbar, WordArt, Auto Shapes Course: CASM-1003 and Clipboard Task Panes. Suggested prerequisite: FEE: $65.00 Familiarity with Windows working environment. CEU's: 1.5 Course: BTOC-5003 Downtown - Instructor: Staff FEE: $45.00 Room: TBD CEU's: 0.6 CRN: 75366, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM Downtown - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 78952, TBD

Microsoft Excel Overview Computer Science Students will learn to create, modify, format and print worksheets, work with formulas and functions, use multiple Technology Training worksheets and enhance your worksheets by using simple Microsoft Windows 10 templates. Suggested pre-requisite: Beginners Windows. In this course students will learn to utilize Windows 10 Course: BTOC-5004 has many new features including multiple desktops, a FEE: $45.00 traditional PC screen, tablet screen and the Cortana CEU's: 0.6 Voice assistant. Students will also gain competence in Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff customizing the Start menu and Task bar, organizing apps, Room: TBD files, importing photos from cameras or phones and using CRN: 78951, TBD the Music Library. Copy, cut, paste and internet skills are also part of the course. Course: BTOC-5000 FEE: $45.00 CEU's: 1.5 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 78948, TBD

132 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Introduction to Computer Software Making Fashion Merchandising Work In this course participants will learn the various In this course participants will be provided hands-on functions of a personal computer (pc) such as: merchandising projects and test merchandising hardware, file structure, keyboard shortcuts and other strategies. Other projects will consist of planning productivity tools. Participants will also learn how to and creating a budget. customize your pc experience with system preferences Course: FASH-4003 and learn all about included software.This course will FEE: $75.00 also provide an overview of text and graphics design. CEU's: 0.9 Course: PECB-5000 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Jones, Sanfranita FEE: $50.00 Room: TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Jones, Sanfranita CRN: 79041, Fri 6:00PM-9:00PM Room: TBD Date: 12/4/20-12/11/20 CRN: 78970, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 10/12/20-10/21/20 Food Service Certificate Fashion and Design Customer Service This course provides a foundation for providing a positive Fashion Merchandising guest service experience in the restaurant environment. Participants we will start by understanding what Course: COOK-5001 merchandising is, what role it plays in the fashion FEE: $40.00 industry, why it is important and how the execution of Northwest - Instructor: Staff successful merchandising strategies has changed with Room: TBD the everchanging retail industry. CRN: 77888, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM Course: FASH-4000 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $75.00 Northwest - Instructor: Staff CEU's: 0.9 Room: TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Jones, Sanfranita CRN: 77889, Mon 5:00PM-8:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79038, Fri 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 10/16/20-10/23/20 ServeSafe Food Safety This course provides the foundation for understanding Fashion Branding I food safety and sanitation in resturant operations. T Participants will learn how to build a brand not only in his course can be taken as a re-certification or a first- the fashion retailing industry, but we will go beyond the time certification. logo and name to learn best strategies and study the Course: COOK-5002 best practices of brands that have stood the test of time. FEE: $40.00 Course: FASH-4001 Northwest - Instructor: Staff FEE: $75.00 Room: TBD CEU's: 0.9 CRN: 77828, Mon 5:00PM-8:00PM Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 79039, Fri 6:00PM-9:00PM Hospitality and Restaurant Management Date: 10/30/20-11/6/20 This course provides the foundation for understanding management of team members, process flow and how to Fashion Branding II perform administrative task. Participants will learn the In this course participants will learn the how to build a various aspects of operational management techniques fashion brand and to change strategies for branding in in a restaurant. coordination with the other contributors to the industry. Course: COOK-5003 Participants will study successes, failures FEE: $40.00 and successful comebacks. Northwest - Instructor: Staff Course: FASH-4002 Room: TBD FEE: $75.00 CRN: 77890, Sat 9:00AM-11:55AM CEU's: 1.5 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Jones, Sanfranita Room: TBD CRN: 79040, Fri 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 11/13/20-11/20/20

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 133 Hospitality and Restaurant Marketing Room: TBD This course examines communication and public relation CRN: 75374, Tue, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM skills required in food service industry. The focus will be on Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 sales, advertising, pricing and promotion. Downriver - Instructor: Bolton, Diane Course: COOK-5004 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 75442, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM Northwest - Instructor: Staff Date: 9/24/20-10/8/20 Room: TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Norman Hill, Shelly CRN: 77891, Sat 12:30PM-3:30PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 75470, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 10/26/20-11/4/20 Special Events and Catering Management This course will provide an overview of event planning and a Grant Writing II foundation for catering, special events and entertainment in Participants will learn how to work as a team when writing the food service industry. Topics will include current event grants; developing a detailed, and well documented planning trends, coordination and planning. proposal when submitting to larger foundations. Course: COOK-5005 Course: GWRT-1324 FEE: $40.00 FEE: $75.00 Northwest - Instructor: Staff CEU's: 1.6 Room: TBD Downtown - Instructor: Staff CRN: 77892, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 75341, Fri 9:00AM-2:00PM Grant Writing Certificate Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Identify the Funds That Count Room: TBD Participants will learn useful information on identifying and CRN: 75375, Tue, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM locating local, state and national funding sources. Learn to Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 use the Internet and foundation directories when searching Downriver - Instructor: Bolton, Diane for funding. Room: TBD Course: GWRT-1322 CRN: 75443, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM FEE: $75.00 Date: 10/13/20-10/29/20 CEU's: 1.6 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Norman Hill, Shelly Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 75471, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM CRN: 75339, TBD Date: 11/9/20-11/18/20 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Research/Write State and Federal Grants CRN: 75367, Tue, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM Participants will learn techniques in anticipating upcoming Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 grants, to read a federal request for proposal, to research Downriver - Instructor: Bolton, Diane appropriate government agencies, to understand state and Room: TBD federal grant guidelines and to compose key sections of CRN: 75441, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM the grant. Date: 9/8/20-9/22/20 Course: GWRT-1325 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Norman Hill, Shelly FEE: $75.00 Room: TBD CEU's: 2.4 CRN: 75469, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Downtown - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/12/20-10/21/20 Room: TBD CRN: 75343, Fri 9:00AM-4:30PM Grant Writing I Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Participants will learn the basic components that make Northwest - Instructor: Staff up a successful grant proposal. The course covers Room: TBD grant writing skills, measurable objectives, foundation CRN: 75377, Tue, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM terminology, program planning, budgeting, and evaluation. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Course: GWRT-1323 Downriver - Instructor: Winston, Gwendolyn FEE: $75.00 Room: TBD CEU's: 1.6 CRN: 75445, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Date: 11/3/20-12/1/20 Room: TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Norman Hill, Shelly CRN: 75340, TBD Room: TBD Northwest - Instructor: Staff CRN: 75472, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 11/23/20-12/7/20

134 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Graphic Design Illustration Human Resources Specialist InDesign 1: Introduction Certificate Participants in the course will learn the InDesign workshop while working with graphics and object styles. Participants Fundamentals of Human Resources will set up documents and work with pages, objects and Participants in this course will learn to lay the groundwork text frames. Prerequisites: Familiarity with computers. All for the basic functions of Human Resources (HR). participantsmust have a USB Flash Drive. Participants will be exposed to insights into emerging Course: GDIC-5000 trends and key HR issues for the future. FEE: $100.00 Course: HRMS-1361 CEU's: 0.6 FEE: $70.00 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff CEU's: 1.2 Room: TBD CRN: 75383, TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD InDesign 2: Novice CRN: 76565, TBD Participants in this course will learn how to assemble text and images into multipage documents that can be Employment and Staffing published in print, on the web and in many other electronic Participants will learn a sound understanding of the HR role formats, with this industry-standard page-layout program. in administering labor agreements and skills necessary to Prerequisites: InDesign interpret them. Participants will gain knowledge of federal, 1. All participants are required to have a USB Flash Drive. state, and local OSHA, liability for discriminations lawsuits, Course: GDIC-5001 401(k) and other topics. Unions, contract negotiations, and FEE: $100.00 grievance procedures will also be discussed. CEU's: 0.9 Course: HRMS-1362 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff FEE: $70.00 Room: TBD CEU's: 1.8 CRN: 75384, TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD InDesign 3: Intermediate CRN: 76566, TBD Participants in this course will learn how to develop compelling layouts for print and digital distribution while Compensation and Benefits creating layouts for magazines, brochures and more. Participants in this course will learn a comprehensive Prerequisites: InDesign 1. All participants are required to overview of employee benefits programs by investigating have a USB Flash Drive. current and future trends in employee and welfare benefits. Course: GDIC-5002 Also, HR compliance laws, developing payroll and benefits FEE: $100.00 systems while providing maximum value to employees and CEU's: 0.9 containing benefits costs for your company. Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Course: HRMS-1363 Room: TBD FEE: $70.00 CRN: 75385, TBD CEU's: 1.8 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff InDesign 4: Advanced Room: TBD Participants in this course will learn how to add interactivity CRN: 76567, TBD to publications and discover how your print layouts are exported to HTML. Prerequisties: InDesign 3. All Human Resources Development Participants must have a USB Flash Drive. Participants will learn to conduct needs analyses to Course: GDIC-5003 identify and establish development activities, and to FEE: $100.00 develop training programs to meet those needs. Examine CEU's: 0.9 strategies and objectives for using variable compensation Downtown - Instructor: Staff to focus more effectively on aligning employee efforts with Room: TBD organizational performance. CRN: 75386, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM Course: HRMS-1364 Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 FEE: $70.00 CEU's: 1.8 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 76568, Mon, Wed 5:30PM-8:30PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 135 Ethics, Labor Relations, Safety and Health Fund Development This course will provide an overview of federal labor Students will learn to raise funds and secure contacts relations legislation and related information; review the for your organization through effective planning and importance of ethics in the workplace and influential implementation of an annual giving program. Also, factors to recognize; and examine the importance of creative and unique special events fundraising techniques employee safety and health in the workplace. will be explored. Course: HRMS-1365 Course: NPOM-4013 FEE: $70.00 FEE: $40.00 CEU's: 1.8 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 76554, TBD CRN: 76569, Mon, Wed 5:30PM-8:30PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Introduction to Grants Management This seminar includes techniques for managing, tracking Non-Profit Management Certificate and reporting grant activities to government, private and Steps to Become a 501c3 organization corporate sources once a grant has been approved. This workshop educates your organization about Course: NPOM-4017 the necessary steps to become 501c3 (non-profit) FEE: $40.00 organizations. You will learn which forms to use and where Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff to obtain them. All fees and timelines for completion of Room: TBD forms will be covered. We will also explore what your group CRN: 76556, TBD is entitled to with the Articles of Incorporation. Course: NPOM-4000 FEE: $40.00 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Step to Successful Fund Raising Room: TBD This course provides general information on planning and CRN: 76555, TBD coordinating a successful fundraiser. The students will learn how to develop a budget, timeline and coordinate Non-Profit organization Start-Up volunteers to assist with implementing a fundraiser. The This course introduces the participant to the "How- course will include preparing a budget, selecting good to's" of non-profit start-up including vision and mission volunteers, and discussing how to use various resources. development, board development, applying for tax-exempt Course: NPOM-4020 status, and where to find additional resources. FEE: $50.00 Course: NPOM-4002 Downtown - Instructor: Staff FEE: $40.00 Room: TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff CRN: 76551, Sat 9:00AM-11:30AM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 76552, TBD

Introduction to Strategic Planning This course covers the basic fundamentals of non-profit Office Support strategic planning for both non-profit staff and board members. Topics include why an organization needs a plan, Specialist Certificate and how to structure the planning session. Course: NPOM-4007 Office Support I- PC Basics FEE: $40.00 Participants will learn methods to increase their office Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff productivity and efficiency. Room: TBD Course: OFSP-1318 CRN: 76553, TBD FEE: $65.00 CEU's: 1.6 Downriver - Instructor: Crittenden, Patricia Room: TBD CRN: 75465, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 8/24/20-9/9/20

Office Support II- Introduction to Software: Word and Excel Participants will learn the fundamentals of the word processing software, Microsoft Word, including saving files, cutting, copying, pasting, formatting, inserting tables,

136 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY headers, footers, and mail merge. In the spreadsheet CRN: 75435, Thur 5:00PM-7:25PM software, Microsoft Excel, participants will learn how to Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 manage workbooks, including formatting cells, rows, columns, using background colors, sorting data and the Photoshop 2: Novice use of charts. Participants in this course will learn to improve color and Course: OFSP-1319 contrast in digital images. Participants will learn principals FEE: $65.00 of design and use blending modes, color, shapes and CEU's: 2.7 layering to design compositions. Prerequisites: Photoshop Downriver - Instructor: Crittenden, Patricia 1. All participants must have a USB Flash Drive. Room: TBD Course: PHOT-5001 CRN: 75466, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM FEE: $100.00 Date: 9/14/20-10/12/20 CEU's: 0.9 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Office Support III-Advanced Software: Access and Room: TBD PowerPoint CRN: 75388, TBD Participants will learn how to effectively use two of the University Center - Instructor: Staff more advanced office software: Microsoft Access and Room: TBD Microsoft PowerPoint. CRN: 75437, Thur 5:00PM-7:25PM Course: OFSP-1320 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $65.00 CEU's: 2.7 Photoshop 3: Intermediate Downriver - Instructor: Crittenden, Patricia Participants in this course will learn ways to use Room: TBD typography in Photoshop. Make images look great using CRN: 75488, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM precise retouching and editing techniques and working Date: 10/14/20-11/11/20 with various types of layers. Prerequisites: Photoshop 2. All participants must have a USB Flash Drive. Office Support IV-Office Procedures Course: PHOT-5002 Participants will learn proper procedures in office FEE: $100.00 management. Participants will also learn to communicate CEU's: 0.9 more effectively with their company's internal and Downtown - Instructor: Staff external audiences, (verbal, printed, and technological Room: TBD communication), maintain records, word processing, CRN: 75389, TBD financial analysis, and office automation. University Center - Instructor: Staff Course: OFSP-1321 Room: TBD FEE: $65.00 CRN: 75438, Thur 5:00PM-7:25PM CEU's: 1.6 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downriver - Instructor: Crittenden, Patricia Room: TBD Photoshop 4: Advanced CRN: 75489, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Participants in this course will learn to effectively create Date: 11/6/20-12/2/20 and alter images. This course covers advanced image retouching, photo manipulation as well as presets, including custom brushes, patterns, styles and swatches. Prerequisites: Photoshop 3. All participants must have a Photoshop Certificate USB Flash Drive. Course: PHOT-5003 Photoshop 1: Introduction FEE: $100.00 Participants in this course will learn basic and essential CEU's: 0.9 skills with layers, cloning and masks. Participants will Downtown - Instructor: Staff learn how to use Photoshop's most common tools, Room: TBD palettes, working with various types of layers, selection CRN: 75390, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM techniques and commands for manipulating images and Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 compressing them for the fastest downloads. University Center - Instructor: Staff Course: PHOT-5000 Room: TBD FEE: $100.00 CRN: 75439, Thur 5:00PM-7:25PM CEU's: 0.6 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 75387, TBD University Center - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 137 Course: CCCT-5003 Private Pilot Prep Course FEE: $50.00 CEU's: 1.2 Airman Certification Private Pilot Preparation Downtown - Instructor: Staff This course is designed to prepare students to meet the Room: TBD requirements for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) CRN: 79058, Mon, Wed 9:00AM-11:30AM Airplane Airman Certification examination. This course Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 will cover Aerodynamics, the airplane, airplane and pilot performance, weather, and flight operations. Participants must pass this course to be eligible to sit for the FAA Airplane Airman Certification examination. Social Media Certificate Course: AVIA-5000 FEE: $250.00 Introduction to Social Media Downriver - Instructor: Staff Everyday people are logging into social media sites such Room: TBD as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest. Pinning, CRN: 77936, Mon, Wed 7:00PM-10:00PM tweeting, watching amateur videos, blogging and updating Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 your status is just as common as turning on the television. This course gives you an overview of the major social media Fundamentals of Basic Sewing sites and provides some examples how individuals are Participants will learn to read and select the correct using social media to brand themselves.Businesses are patterns. Enhance fabric knowledge and practice stitching. using social media as a marketing tool. Participants are responsible for purchasing their supplies. Course: CSTT-5025 FEE: $50.00 FEE: $40.00 CEU's: 3.0 CEU's: 1.0 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 79055, TBD CRN: 75346, TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Clayton III, Emanuel Sewing II Room: TBD Participants will learn the proper way to construct notch CRN: 75477, Tue 5:30PM-7:30PM collars/labels, welted pockets and buttonholes with the Date: 10/13/20-10/27/20 use of fusible interfacing, vented sleeves, and inserting a lining. Students must have a thorough knowledge of Facebook Marketing Sewing Pattern Selection. Participants are responsible for Are you interested in learning how to utilize Facebook purchasing their supplies. to market your business or product? Want to feel more Course: CCCT-5001 engaged with your customers? This course will introduce FEE: $50.00 you to the basics of business-based social networking, CEU's: 1.2 get you into Facebook for some hands-on learning and Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff generate plenty of discussion about the advantages and Room: TBD disadvantages of this phenomenally popular website. Topics CRN: 79056, TBD include: Business pages, groups, events, promotions, applications, targeted advertising and insights. Basic Serger Techniques Course: CSTT-5026 Participants will learn functions that will cover stitch, FEE: $40.00 trim and finish seams all in one simple step. You must CEU's: 1.0 provide your own serger machine. Participants must have Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff completed Fundamentals of Basic Sewing and Sewing II Room: TBD before registering this class. CRN: 75347, TBD Course: CCCT-5002 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Clayton III, Emanuel FEE: $50.00 Room: TBD CEU's: 1.2 CRN: 75478, Tue 5:30PM-7:30PM Downtown - Instructor: Staff Date: 11/3/20-11/10/20 Room: TBD CRN: 79057, Mon, Wed 9:00AM-11:30AM Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Pinterest is taking social media by storm growing at a pace much faster than Facebook. Learn how to pin, what Advanced Serger Sewing to pin and how pinning can play a major role in a social Learn to create simple gathers and lettuce edging with your media marketing plan for a business. The class will also differential control. . Participants must have completed spend time on Instagram and other applications. Learn the Fundamentals of Basic Sewing, Sewing II and Basic Serger secrets of engaging with your prospects and existing clients Sewing Techniques before registering this class. in 140 characters or less. Included will be the 5 essential

138 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY best practices for Twitter use for small and growing businesses. No previous knowledge of Twitter needed: A Institutes hands-on overview of how to set up and start tweeting will be included. Course: CSTT-5027 FEE: $40.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff American Sign Language Room: TBD CRN: 75348, Thur 5:30PM-8:30PM Institute Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Clayton III, Emanuel Sign Language- Beginners Students will learn how to communicate with deaf Room: TBD individuals through the use of sign language. Instruction CRN: 75479, Tue 5:30PM-7:30PM explains beginning vocabulary, grammar, finger spellings Date: 11/17/20-11/24/20 and insight into the deaf culture.

LinkedIn Course: LANG-4000 FEE: $60.00 LinkedIn has fast become the online networking application University Center - Instructor: Stotts, April of choice. In this class you'll learn the features of Room: TBD LinkedIn and how they can help you in business and the CRN: 75440, Tue 3:00PM-4:55PM job search. Topics include: home page, your profile, Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 recommendations, contacts, groups and jobs. Northwest - Instructor: Staff Course: CSTT-5028 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 77882, Mon 5:00PM-7:00PM CEU's: 1.0 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downtown - Instructor: Staff University Center - Instructor: Stotts, April Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 75349, Thur 5:30PM-8:30PM CRN: 79102, Tue 5:00PM-6:55PM Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Clayton III, Emanuel Room: TBD CRN: 75480, Tue 5:30PM-7:30PM Credit Repair Bad credit? An error? What is a credit report? Learn what Date: 12/1/20-12/8/20 to do and how to correct your credit problems. Northwest - Instructor: Staff Course: FINC-4024 Room: TBD FEE: $20.00 CRN: 79020, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM Downtown - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 79074, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Supervision & Management Income Tax Preparation Certificate This course reviews basic Federal and State Income Tax regulations. Participants will learn the skills necessary for Recruiting and Hiring Personnel the preparation of individual income tax returns, included This course will provide instruction on how to perform an filing requirements, determination of taxable income, assessment of workforce, determine essential positions, allowable deductions, tax computation, tax credits, and create job descriptions, develop effective recruiting ads payment methods. and learn innovative hiring techniques. The course is Course: FINC-4094 designed to instruct managers on how to ask legally FEE: $50.00 permissible questions during the interview process, legally Downtown - Instructor: Staff perform background and reference checks, and hire and Room: TBD orientate new employees. CRN: 79073, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM Course: LDBM-3001 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $65.00 CEU's: 1.6 Effective Communication and Public Speaking Northwest - Instructor: Staff Are you curious about how you can enhance your presence Room: TBD and strengthen your impact in the communities in which CRN: 76684, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM you work, live and/or volunteer? Effective communication Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 skills, including public speaking skills, can help you to influence the world around you, develop or refine your leadership skills, and help to establish you as a go-to

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 139 person for ideas and solutions. In this introductory course, Introduction to Digital Marketing you will learn the distinguishing characteristics of three Social media marketing is mandatory for staying relevant basic categories of public speech and their intended in the online business environment. This course will purpose: informative, persuasive, and entertaining. participants will learn how to build real relationships using As you learn the fundamental principles of effective social media, storytelling, and the ever-changing web. communication you will find your unique voice as you Course: PECB-5003 develop or refine your critical thinking skills, fine-tune your FEE: $50.00 verbal and nonverbal skills, and overcome fear of public Virtual Courses - Instructor: Jones, Sanfranita speaking. Room: TBD Course: LDBM-3003 CRN: 78973, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM FEE: $65.00 Date: 11/23/20-12/7/20 CEU's: 1.6 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Certified Associate Project Management Room: TBD This course will provide participant a comprehensive CRN: 76685, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM examination of introductory project management principles Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 and practices. This course also prepares students to take CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) Marketing Your Non-Profit Certification Examination. The CAPM Course illustrates the This course will show you how to use powerful marketing essentials of project management in accordance with the techniques to compete more effectively for customers, principles outlined by the Project Management Institute donors, members, and volunteers. You'll also learn how (PMI). to persuade the media to communicate your organization's Course: PMCE-4000 message and further its ideals and goals FEE: $600.00 Course: NPOM-4022 CEU's: 4.0 FEE: $50.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 77657, Thur 5:30PM-8:30PM CRN: 79054, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

Opening an Online Store Participants will learn how to create and launch a Michigan Institute successful store on Shopify as well as the process of creating an online store. Participants will also learn how to of Public Safety design, create and launch their own store over the course duration. The essential checklist to launch any online Hazmat Awareness business such as: setting up a domain and setting up This course teaches the students awareness of the shipping account will also be discussed. different types of hazardous materials transported and Course: PECB-5001 stored in our community. Students will identify unknown FEE: $50.00 hazardous materials when encountered and where and Virtual Courses - Instructor: Jones, Sanfranita how to obtain expert help to assist in the abatement of the Room: TBD hazardous condition caused by the accident. The purpose CRN: 78971, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM of this unit is to introduce emergency personnel to the "first Date: 10/26/20-11/4/20 responder" concept and the paramount importance of their safety in hazardous materials incidents. Introduction to Drop-Shipping Course: IPST-1000 This course provides the steps from start to finish for the FEE: $25.00 process in drop shipping. After completing this course CEU's: 0.4 you will be better informed about the supply chain Downriver - Instructor: Staff management method and to profit from it. Room: TBD Course: PECB-5002 CRN: 74816, Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00AM-4:00PM FEE: $50.00 Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Jones, Sanfranita Room: TBD Hazwoper 24 Hour Certificate CRN: 78972, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM This course will instruct participants in the proper skills Date: 11/9/20-11/18/20 necessary to work in and around hazardous material and waste. Course: IPST-1002 FEE: $450.00 CEU's: 2.4

140 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 76866, RF 8:00AM-5:00PM CRN: 74805, Thur 8:00AM-5:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Hazwoper 8 Hour Certificate CRN: 77104, WR 8:00AM-5:00PM This course will instruct participants the proper skills Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 necessary to work in and around hazardous material and Downriver - Instructor: Staff waste. Room: TBD Course: IPST-1003 CRN: 78251, TW 8:00AM-5:00PM FEE: $149.00 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CEU's: 0.8 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Hazardous Material Operations Room: TBD Designed for personnel responding to emergency scenes CRN: 74804, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-10:00PM with the potential for hazardous materials present. Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Participants will be trained to recognize and anticipate Downriver - Instructor: Staff unusual response circumstances, assess information and Room: TBD initiate self-protection actions. CRN: 74813, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-10:00PM Course: IPST-1028 Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 FEE: $50.00 Downriver - Instructor: Staff ICS-300: Intermediate ICS For Expanding Incidents Room: TBD This course will prepare supervisor/unit leaders in CRN: 75541, TBD handling a large scale emergency scene, utilizing the National Incident Management System. It will teach the Fire Extinguisher Safety Training student how to grow and shrink an incident. The student Learn the proper use of various Fire Extinguishers. Safety will develop an Incident Action Plan for a simulated and evaluation techniques will be examined. incident. Course: IPST-4002 Course: IPST-1015 FEE: $25.00 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 76025, WRF 8:00AM-5:00PM CRN: 78195, Fri 8:00AM-4:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 76865, WRF 8:00AM-5:00PM CRN: 79212, Sun 8:00AM-4:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Fire Brigade Training CRN: 77103, TWR 8:00AM-5:00PM This course will refresh existing Fire Brigade members in Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 fire attack, application of foam, search/rescue procedures Downriver - Instructor: Staff and how to shut down and open a sprinkler head. Room: TBD Course: IPST-4011 CRN: 78250, TWR 8:00AM-5:00PM Downriver - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 75895, Fri 8:00AM-5:00PM ICS-400: Advanced ICS Command and General Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Complex Incidents Downriver - Instructor: Staff This course will teach Command and General staff Room: TBD members how to manage incidents using either Area CRN: 75992, Fri 8:00AM-5:00PM Command, Unified Command or multiagency systems. The Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 student will learn how to expand and reduce and incident Downriver - Instructor: Staff to fit their needs. The student will apply these principles in Room: TBD simulated incidents. CRN: 78200, Fri 8:00AM-4:00PM Course: IPST-1016 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Firefighter I and II CRN: 76026, RF 8:00AM-5:00PM This course is a Michigan Fire Fighter Training Council Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 (MFFTC) approved state practical exam for Fighter I & Downriver - Instructor: Staff

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 141 Fighter II. The participant must submit a copy of the MFFTC FEE: $40.00 Retake Letter seven weeks prior to the examination. Downriver - Instructor: Staff Students will participate in the practical stations according Room: TBD to MFFTC guidelines for Fire Fighter I & II practical exams. CRN: 77745, Thur 10:00AM-12:30PM Course: PELP-1004 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $85.00 CEU's: 0.8 Floral Design - Advanced Downriver - Instructor: Staff This course is for participants who have completed a Room: TBD Floral Design Beginners or, who have worked in the CRN: 74800, TBD floral industry. Participants will have the opportunity to Downriver - Instructor: Staff create contemporary floral designs as well as experience Room: TBD European and Asian trends. CRN: 75543, TBD Participants are responsible for their supplies. Course: CRFT-4013 FEE: $50.00 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Lunch Hour Series Room: TBD CRN: 77746, Thur 10:00AM-12:30PM Fun with Graphics/Pictures Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Participants will learn to use Microsoft Word to insert clipart and move it around in a document. Art can be sized, Matting and Framing-Beginner flipped, ungrouped and re-colored. See all these features This class includes mat selection for prints and posters. and more! Learn to create a watermark and to pull in Measuring, glazing glass, fitting and molding will be pictures from the internet, from disk, or even from your demonstrated. Participants are responsible for their digital camera. supplies. Course: CSTT-4102 Course: CRFT-4024 FEE: $25.00 FEE: $30.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Downriver - Instructor: Johnson, Thallas Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 76581, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM CRN: 78978, Fri 1:00PM-3:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 10/16/20-11/20/20

Watercolor Painting The Objective of this class is to learn to use watercolor media and compositional elements to create a finished Core Classes painting. While some painting/drawing experience is useful, students of all levels are welcome. Participants are DOWNRIVER responsible for their own supplies. Course: CRFT-4038 FEE: $50.00 Downriver - Instructor: Wojcik, Kyra Room: TBD Arts and Crafts CRN: 75555, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 10/15/20-12/10/20 Crocheting for Beginners Students will learn to crochet beautiful potholders, place Knitting I- Beginner mats, afghans, and more. Make flowers and read This hands-on course will introduce the students to the art patterns. Participants are responsible for their supplies. of knitting. Students will learn how to cast-on, knit, purl, Course: CRFT-4008 bind-off stitches, make gauge swatches, make fringe, sew FEE: $40.00 seams and read patterns. They will also learn how to select Downriver - Instructor: Crittenden, Patricia yarns and care for the finished product. Participants are Room: TBD responsible for their own supplies. CRN: 78976, Tue 9:00AM-12:00PM Course: CRFT-4047 Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 FEE: $40.00 Downriver - Instructor: Crittenden, Patricia Floral Design - Beginner Room: TBD This popular course teaches the basics of floral design, CRN: 78977, Tue 1:00PM-4:00PM care, and maintenance of fresh cut flowers, and green Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 plants. Participants are responsible for their supplies. Course: CRFT-4012

142 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY making, and painting will be explored. No previous Drawing I art making experience is necessary. Participants are Students will learn how to create drawings using different responsible for their own supplies. shades of graphite, understand form and the importance of Course: CRFT-5010 shading. Some experience with drawing is recommended. FEE: $40.00 Students are responsible for their own supplies. Downriver - Instructor: Wojcik, Kyra Course: CRFT-4050 Room: TBD FEE: $25.00 CRN: 75404, Thur 1:00PM-4:00PM Downriver - Instructor: Pitel, Nancy Date: 10/15/20-12/10/20 Room: TBD CRN: 75407, Tue 9:00AM-12:00PM Basic Portrait Drawing Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 The goal in this class is to combine lessons in basic drawing with specific exercises in achieving a likeness and Simple Soldering proper proportions in a human portrait. This is a class in This course provides a fundamental working knowledge black and white rendering only; pencil drawing techniques of soldering metals through the techniques and projects will be explored. Students will draw from reference taught in class. Students will also learn how to solder photographs using pencils and other drawing implements beautiful jewelry at home using simple and affordable to create their portraits using shadow and dramatic tools. Participants are responsible for purchasing their own contrast. Drawing ability is helpful but all are welcome. supplies. Participants are responsible for their own supplies. Course: CRFT-4084 Course: CRFT-5029 FEE: $50.00 FEE: $50.00 CEU's: 0.6 Downriver - Instructor: Pitel, Nancy Downriver - Instructor: Robinson Young, Kathleen Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 75414, Mon 9:00AM-12:00PM CRN: 78991, Mon 1:00PM-4:00PM Date: 10/12/20-11/30/20 Date: 10/12/20-11/2/20 Exploring Color Introduction to Wire Working-Bracelets Studying color can often be challenging and confusing. Participants will learn key elements and basic wire working By means of simple exercises we can learn to mix and techniques to make bracelets. The components that will be combine hues, balance color in painting, understand how used include: headpins, jump rings, eye pins, clasps, ear light affects color. Bringing your understanding of color wires and dangle charms. Participants are responsible for to a new level, you will be better equipped to achieve your their own supplies. artistic goals. Participants are responsible for their own Course: CRFT-4091 supplies. FEE: $55.00 Course: CRFT-5036 Downriver - Instructor: Robinson Young, Kathleen FEE: $40.00 Room: TBD Downriver - Instructor: Wojcik, Kyra CRN: 78990, Mon 10:00AM-12:00PM Room: TBD Date: 10/12/20-11/30/20 CRN: 77755, Mon 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 10/12/20-11/30/20 Acrylic Painting Participants will utilize the techniques created by Vermeer Glass Jewelry Bead Design - Beginner and later by Thomas Kincaid. The technique starts with This course will introduce participants to the art of jewelry painting in gray tones then glazed with layers of color to making with cut glass. Students will learn how to cut glass, give a luminous effect in full lighting. Participants are form the glass into shapes, the process of fusing the glass, responsible for their own supplies. embellishing and the basic elements of making jewelry. Course: CRFT-5009 Participants are responsible for their own supplies. FEE: $50.00 Course: CRFT-5042 Downriver - Instructor: Pitel, Nancy FEE: $50.00 Room: TBD Downriver - Instructor: Cole, Pamela CRN: 75409, Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM Room: TBD Date: 10/14/20-12/9/20 CRN: 76597, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 10/14/20-12/9/20 A Journey to Center: Using Art to Find Your Downriver - Instructor: Cole, Pamela Inner-Self Room: TBD You don't have to be an artist, just the desire to use art CRN: 76692, Wed 3:00PM-5:55PM making to find your inner self. Mixed media techniques Date: 10/14/20-12/9/20 and materials will lead us down a mindful path to our Downriver - Instructor: Staff creative soul. Collage, drawing, art journaling, mandala Room: TBD

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 143 CRN: 77102, Wed 3:00PM-6:00PM The Power of Artistic Play Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 This course is an introduction of new surfaces to paint and creating paintings on these surfaces. Participants are Artist Open Studio responsible for their own supplies. Artists have always benefitted by working along side Course: CRFT-5057 other creative individuals in a shared studio space. The FEE: $40.00 focus of this class is to offer an opportunity to be part of Downriver - Instructor: Keast, Maureen a supportive work environment by providing access to the Room: TBD college’s painting, drawing, and print studio while under CRN: 77822, Tue 9:00AM-12:00PM the supervision of the WCCCD Instructor. Participants Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 are encouraged to work on individual projects with an Downriver - Instructor: Keast, Maureen emphasis on developing techniques and skills unique to Room: TBD their chosen media. All levels and experience are welcome, CRN: 80391, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM from Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 experienced artists to beginners. Participants are responsible for their own supplies. The Power of Artistic Play Course: CRFT-5048 Each person will attempt their own version of creative FEE: $50.00 painting. Interaction within the group will encourage Downriver - Instructor: MacDonald, Martine others to attempt new creations. Teacher will encourage Room: TBD participants to expand on their style and accentuate CRN: 77750, Fri 9:00AM-12:00PM their qualities. We will discuss how to begin a painting. Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 Participants are responsible for their own supplies. Course: CRFT-5058 Balloon Decorationg for Beginner FEE: $40.00 You will gain a good background knowledge of working with Downriver - Instructor: Keast, Maureen balloons that will ensure that your balloon decorations are Room: TBD successful. You will understand the differences between air CRN: 77825, Tue 1:00PM-4:00PM filling and helium filling balloons and their uses. Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 Course: CRFT-5051 Downriver - Instructor: Staff FEE: $50.00 Room: TBD Downriver - Instructor: Gray, Debora CRN: 80392, Sat 1:00PM-4:00PM Room: TBD Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 CRN: 78979, Thur 9:30AM-12:30PM Date: 10/15/20-11/12/20 Introduction to Sequential Art/Comic Illustration Interested in making comics? This course will give you the Beginner Stained Glass tools, tips, techniques you need to make dynamic, exciting Learn the age old art of hand creating windows with glass. comic art. Learn the graphic storytelling techniques Participants will select a pattern, learn to select glass of panel design, frame transitions, and word-picture for their pattern and receive hands on instruction. No transitions and create your very own comic! experience is required for this class. Participants must Course: CRFT-5067 bring a cutter for the first day of class and must purchase FEE: $50.00 additional supplies required for the class. Downriver - Instructor: Gardner, Asukile Course: CRFT-5055 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 78980, Wed 6:00PM-9:30PM Downriver - Instructor: Birdwell, Karen Date: 10/14/20-12/9/20 Room: TBD CRN: 77820, Wed 10:00AM-12:00PM Exploring Ink Drawing Date: 10/14/20-11/4/20 In the course a variety of ink mediums will be explored from traditional ink to Japanese Sumi ink and a variety of Multimedia Wind Chimes markers currently on the market. Different surfaces and Learn how to take an ordinary wine bottle and turn it into a papers will be used in making works of art. Participants unique one of a kind piece of art. Participants will received are responsible fortheir own supplies. hands on instruction. No experience is required for this Course: CRFT-5068 class. Participants are responsible for purchasing their FEE: $50.00 own supplies for the class. Downriver - Instructor: Mastal, Michael Course: CRFT-5056 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 79021, Mon 6:00PM-9:00PM Downriver - Instructor: Birdwell, Karen Date: 10/12/20-11/30/20 Room: TBD Downriver - Instructor: Staff CRN: 77821, Wed 10:00AM-12:00PM Room: TBD Date: 11/11/20-12/9/20

144 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY CRN: 79177, Mon 8:30AM-10:30AM their employees. It's a wonderful way to earn extra money Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 and have fun while doing what you love to do. Mystery shoppers get assignments to do evaluations on retail Drawing Mandalas stores, restaurants, banks, hotels, and other places of Mandala is a Sanskrit word meaning “Circle”. It is used business. This class will provide you with an overview of by Hindus and Buddhists as a meditation medium. The how mystery shopping works, how to sign up with shopping designs actually transcends all cultures. This will be companies, getting your first assignment, pitfalls to avoid discussed further in class. Some of the suggested benefits and writing great reports. of drawing mandalas are: Relieves tension, relaxes and Course: BUSN-5022 heals the mind, body and spirit, stimulates creative FEE: $40.00 thinking and problem solving. The class will include Downriver - Instructor: Staff discussion on manuals and a step by step guided drawing Room: TBD of a mandala. A basic template for the drawing will be CRN: 79160, Tue, Thur 7:00PM-9:00PM supplied. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Participants are responsible for their own supplies. Course: CRFT-5069 Wise Guy- How to Save Money on Your Phone and FEE: $50.00 Cable Services Downriver - Instructor: Mastal, Michael This course will cover how cellular companies charge Room: TBD customers and if the customer needs all of the services CRN: 79022, Tue 6:00PM-9:00PM they are paying for. Come and learn how to get a cell Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 phone service for free and as little as $10.00 a month with unlimited calls, and texting. Discussion will also include Tangle Drawing cutting the cost of cable TV. Participants will be guided through design drawing Course: FINC-5013 techniques that will be suitable for coloring pages. FEE: $25.00 Designs will be explored and broken down to make them Downriver - Instructor: Kessler, Hugh understandable and simplify complex patterns. Tools and Room: TBD materials will be discussed. Participants are responsible CRN: 79026, Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM for their own supplies. Date: 10/14/20-10/21/20 Course: CRFT-5070 FEE: $50.00 Downriver - Instructor: Mastal, Michael Room: TBD Computer Science CRN: 79023, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 10/14/20-12/9/20 Technology Training

Tangle Art Microsoft Word Basic 2016 In this course participants will learn techniques and Students will gain hands-on experience in creating and designs that can be used to decorate items or create their editing documents, formatting text and managing files. own coloring books. A demonstration of designs will be Course: CSTT-2001 provided and participants will follow along step by step to FEE: $65.00 create their own work of art. Participants are responsible CEU's: 1.5 for their own supplies. Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia Course: CRFT-5071 Room: TBD FEE: $50.00 CRN: 71138, Mon, Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM Downriver - Instructor: Staff Date: 11/9/20-11/23/20 Room: TBD CRN: 79024, Thur 6:00PM-8:00PM Microsoft Word Intermediate 2016 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Participants will build on knowledge acquired in Microsoft Downriver - Instructor: Staff Word 2016 Basic to learn working with tables, charts, Room: TBD graphics, templates and styles. Document merge and CRN: 79178, Wed 8:30AM-10:30AM transfer will also be discussed. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Course: CSTT-2002 FEE: $65.00 CEU's: 1.5 Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia Business Institute Room: TBD CRN: 71139, Mon, Wed 9:00AM-12:45PM So You Want to be a Mystery Shopper? Date: 11/30/20-12/9/20 Mystery shopping is used by hundreds of well-known businesses to ensure consistent, top-quality service from

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 145 Getting Started- Computers previously attended the Beginner DC Photography or have This course provides hands-on training and teaches step- an understanding of aperture priority, shutter priority, by-step theory for the PC and Windows environment. Also ISO and flash. Participants are responsible for their own learn about the components and desktop functions, and camera. get an overview of software applications. Course: CSTT-5010 Course: CSTT-2013 FEE: $50.00 FEE: $45.00 Downriver - Instructor: Kessler, Hugh Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia Room: TBD Room: W22 CRN: 73875, Tue 9:00AM-11:55AM CRN: 71141, Sat 9:00AM-3:00PM Date: 11/17/20-12/8/20 Date: 10/17/20-10/17/20 Introduction to Tablets Keyboarding Basics Participants will gain an understanding of tablet features. Today, know how to type is almost a necessity in the The course will focus on browsing the internet, check business world. More and more corporate-world e-mails, learn how to download, read books on line, play employees are being asked to create reports, sales letters, video games organize content and more. business plans, blogs, web content, forecasts and more. Course: CSTT-5018 Knowing how to type can save you hours of valuable time, FEE: $40.00 increasing your productivity. Downriver - Instructor: Kessler, Hugh Course: CSTT-2014 Room: TBD FEE: $45.00 CRN: 75432, Tue 1:00PM-3:00PM Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia Date: 11/24/20-12/8/20 Room: TBD CRN: 71142, Sat 9:00AM-3:00PM Introduction to Smart Phones Date: 10/24/20-10/24/20 Participants will gain an understanding on how to access the internet, send and receive emails, download apps and Internet Basics games and check social networking sites, like Facebook This course will provide the learner with capabilities of and Twitter. expanding communication methods, on-line instruction, Course: CSTT-5019 and will create a new library full of endless reference FEE: $40.00 materials. This course will teach the learner how to surf Downriver - Instructor: Kessler, Hugh the net, internet language, surfing techniques, email, Room: TBD and more. CRN: 75563, Tue 1:00PM-3:00PM Course: CSTT-2029 Date: 10/13/20-10/27/20 FEE: $45.00 Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia Microsoft Window 10 Room: TBD In this course students will learn to utilize Windows CRN: 71143, Sat 9:00AM-12:45PM 10’s many new features including multiple desktops, a Date: 11/14/20-12/12/20 traditional PC screen, tablet screen and the Cortana Voice assistant. Students will also gain competence in customizing the Start menu and Task bar, organizing apps, Digital Cameras: Learning to Use files, importing photos from cameras or phones and using Basic digital cameras offer many helpful features but can the Music Library. Copy, cut, paste and internet skills are be quite confusing. Bring your camera and instruction also part of the course. manual, and after your camera has been properly set, you Course: CSTT-5054 will learn the basics of taking good pictures. We will also FEE: $65.00 discuss when to use the built-in flash, and when to take CEU's: 1.5 advantage of your camera's special scene settings to get Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia pleasing pictures in less than perfect situations. Room: TBD Course: CSTT-2031 CRN: 78982, Sat 9:00AM-3:00PM FEE: $40.00 Date: 10/31/20-10/31/20 Downriver - Instructor: Kessler, Hugh Room: TBD Windows 10 - Expert CRN: 72368, Tue 9:00AM-11:55AM This course is designed for participants who want to Date: 10/13/20-11/10/20 expand their computer knowledge. Learn how to create Digital Camera Intermediate folders, files and how to copy, move files and folders. You Take your photography to another level with this mid- also learn how to customize the look of a desktop with level course. We will work in groups to help you improve screen savers and toolbars. your portraits with emphasis on aperture priority, shutter Course: CSTT-6049 priority, lighting and flash. Participants should have FEE: $35.00

146 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia Do you struggle with losing weight? Have you tried diets Room: TBD with little or short lived success? Do you feel burdened and CRN: 80394, Sat 9:00AM-3:00PM weighed down on the inside? In this class, you will learn Date: 11/7/20-11/7/20 keys to become healthy and whole, body and soul. Be equipped with strategies to fight the battle of the bulge with Photoshop the right weapons from the inside out. Forget the scale Participants will learn how to produce computer imaging. and calorie counting! Learn how to take the the weight off Students will produce flyer, web, and photo imaging. utilizing the 4 F's: Faith, Focus, Food and Fitness. Course: PHOT-4015 Course: HEAL-5214 FEE: $50.00 FEE: $40.00 Downriver - Instructor: Kessler, Hugh Downriver - Instructor: Sutton, Jamie Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 73878, Thur 9:00AM-2:00PM CRN: 78984, Fri 12:00PM-2:45PM Date: 10/15/20-11/5/20 Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20

Photoshop-Intermediate The Truth About Detox This course builds upon the participant's knowledge of Toxic overload is the one thing that affects EVERY area of computer imaging. Students will become more skilled in your health, and most people totally ignore it. We focus flyer, web, and photo imaging. on diet and supplements, but if your colon can’t absorb Course: PHOT-4016 the nutrients (because it’s toxic), then what good are they? FEE: $50.00 We focus on exercise, but if your blood and your lungs and CEU's: 1.8 lymphatics are toxic, you’re circulating waste throughout Downriver - Instructor: Kessler, Hugh your body every time you work out. Most of us know we Room: TBD need to cleanse, but the problem is that we simply don’t CRN: 73879, Thur 9:00AM-2:00PM know how to detox thoroughly and completely. In this class, Date: 11/12/20-12/10/20 you will learn how to detox your body completely without gas, bloating or starving yourself. Course: HEAL-5215 FEE: $50.00 Enrichment Series Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Comm. in the Digital Age CRN: 77805, Mon 10:30AM-12:30PM Participants in this course will learn how to communicate Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 more succinctly through a wide-range of mediums, from email, newsletters, articles, memos, press releases, Heart Health Matters fliers, multimedia and more. If your goal is to not only be a This class discusses spiritual, emotional and physical better writer, but more importantly, a better communicator matters that effect heart health. Science has shown that in the digital age, this course is for you. there's more to heart health than what is put in one's Course: EDDV-6068 body. Thoughts and emotions have a profound effect on the FEE: $45.00 heart as well! One's state of inner balance and happiness Downriver - Instructor: Fortune, Cornelius are just as important to heart health as factors such as Room: TBD diet and exercise. Participants will learn how to quench CRN: 80386, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM internal stressors and chaos through heart based living – Date: 10/14/20-12/9/20 forgiveness, appreciation, positive feelings and attitudes , prayer, faith hope, love, etc. The following nutrition and fitness topics for cardiovascular health will be addressed: fat, cholesterol, fiber, plant sterols and phytochemicals, Health Living/Healthy Life natural ways to manage cholesterol, foods that lower blood pressure, protective antioxidants, alcohol, caffeine, Methods of Reflexology chocolate, green tea, superfoods, best diet and exercise Students will learn the reflex points and how to use “thumb regimes for heart health. pressure” to relieve stress and muscle pain to maintain Course: HEAL-5218 good health. FEE: $40.00 Course: HEAL-4007 Downriver - Instructor: Sutton, Jamie FEE: $70.00 Room: TBD Downriver - Instructor: LaCasse, Veronica CRN: 80387, TBD 3:00PM-5:45PM Room: TBD Date: 10/12/20-11/30/20 CRN: 77744, Tue 10:00AM-12:00PM Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 Fabulous Fermentation For thousands of years our ancestors used fermentation Take the Weight Off From the Inside

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 147 to create foods with nutritional value far superior to that Conversational Spanish Beginner I of the things most modern people eat. Today, many of us This course is designed for individuals interested in pay both a high dollar price and a high health price to eat learning a second language. The Conversational Spanish de-nutrified stuff that comes in cans, jars and boxes. It's a I-Beginners Class will cover grammar, how to pronounce good time to change our ways. This class will provide hands vowels, verbs, use of adjectives, adverbs and more. on demonstration of the making of homemade soda pop, Participants are responsible for purchasing the required coconut water kefir, milk kefir, beet kavas, sourkraeut, class textbook. ginger carrots, pickled cucumbers, ketchup, fruit chutney Course: LANG-5007 and salsa. Various fermented food and beverage recipes FEE: $40.00 will be provided as well as recipes and directions on how to Downriver - Instructor: Esquivel-Ramos, Beatriz soak and sprout grains, nuts and seeds. Room: TBD Course: HEAL-5220 CRN: 78987, Tue, Thur 12:00PM-3:00PM FEE: $40.00 Date: 10/13/20-12/10/20 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Your Ancestors and You-II CRN: 78985, Fri 11:30AM-1:30PM Take the research skills you gained in Genealogy: Your Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Ancestors & You, transfer and apply them to attack any roadblocks encountered. Learn to create family research logs and help prove kin relationships. Students will choose an objective and work in teams to identify and Industrial & Public Training exchange solutions to eliminate the brick walls. Learners will develop organization processes and skills to analyze Heartsaver 1st Aid CPR AED evidence found. Participants will create a family timeline Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED is a course that teaches to map the past accordingly. Prerequisite: Completed students critical skills needed to respond to and manage Genealogy: Your Ancestors & You. a first aid, choking, or sudden cardiac arrest emergency Course: LANG-5015 in the first few minutes until EMS arrives. Students learn FEE: $40.00 skills for treating adults such as, CPR, relieve of choking, Downriver - Instructor: Tucker, Deborah bleeding, sprains, broken bones, shock, and other first Room: TBD aid emergencies. This course follows the American Heart CRN: 80388, Fri 1:00PM-4:00PM Association (AHA) Standards Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 Course: HLTC-5036 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 78184, TW 9:00AM-2:00PM Music Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Language and Culture Intermediate Guitar Come and learn to read and play music on your electric or acoustic guitar. Master the skills you will need to enable Genealogy-Your Ancestors and You you to play the following categories of music, Rock, Jazz, Interested to find out more about your family lineage R&B, Classic or Country. The first six weeks we will start and ancestors? This course will introduce and identify with beginning techniques. The following six weeks more the basics of gathering and recording the history of advanced techniques will be taught. Students will need your forefathers. Learn how to organize and analyze to bring an acoustic guitar or electric guitar and small materials, information, and research. Plant your amp. The book required for the class is Hal Leonard family tree roots with hands-on experience documenting Guitar Methods Complete Edition (Contains books 1, 2 generations through vital records. A field trip exploring and 3 bound together in one easy to use volume with cd library collections and on-line database resources is included.) included. A final show-&-tell project of pedigree findings Course: MUSC-4003 will use Microsoft Word and Power-Point. Basic software FEE: $50.00 knowledge and skills are recommended, but is not a Downriver - Instructor: Baker, Sean prerequisite, or other presentation software. Room: TBD Course: LANG-5005 CRN: 75464, Mon 6:00PM-9:00PM FEE: $40.00 Date: 10/12/20-11/30/20 Downriver - Instructor: Tucker, Deborah Room: TBD CRN: 75461, Fri 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20

148 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Guitar for Beginners Violin for Beginners Grab your acoustic or electric guitar. Participants will This course is designed for students who are interested in learn how to read notes, play basic strums and arpeggios, learning to play the violin. Students will learn how to read scales technique. notes, learn how to properly hold the violin, bow and more. Course: MUSC-5002 Students will need to bring their own violin to class. FEE: $45.00 Course: MUSC-5013 Downriver - Instructor: Baker, Sean FEE: $50.00 Room: TBD Downriver - Instructor: Swoboda, Donna CRN: 75564, Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM Room: TBD Date: 10/15/20-12/10/20 CRN: 78992, Tue, Thur 4:30PM-6:30PM Date: 10/13/20-11/24/20 Advanced Guitar Student will learn to play various musical selections and be part of a student musical ensemble. This course is open to students who have completed the Beginner Classical Professional Exams and Guitar, Intermediate Classical Guitar and Beginner to Intermediate Guitar courses. Students will need to bring Licensing Preparation their own guitar to class. Course: MUSC-5010 BLS For Healthcare Providers FEE: $50.00 An American Heart Association BLS course for health care Downriver - Instructor: Baker, Sean providers. Participants will learn special resuscitation skills Room: TBD and how to identify heart disease risk factors. They will also CRN: 75733, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM learn and practice CPR for infants, children, adults, and Date: 10/14/20-12/9/20 how to use an AED-Automated External Defibrillator. Course: HLTC-4000 Basic Drums for Beginners FEE: $61.00 There are 19 types of notes used in drumming. We will CEU's: 0.8 begin with basic theory. Theory in drumming is the Downriver - Instructor: Staff notation of rhythm or, in other words notes. We start with Room: TBD the 2 most basic notes-quarter notes and eight notes with CRN: 71144, Fri 8:00AM-2:00PM their respective rests. Then we apply those notes in the Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 most common Rock/Top 40 drum beats on a drum set. A Downriver - Instructor: Staff drum beat is the pattern used with all 4 limbs on the drum Room: TBD set in songs. Students will learn the 6 basic drum beats in CRN: 71145, Sat 8:00AM-2:00PM American music and more. Practice pads and drumsticks Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 will be provided. Students will need to purchase the Downriver - Instructor: Staff textbook required for the class. Room: TBD Course: MUSC-5011 CRN: 71146, Fri 8:00AM-2:00PM FEE: $50.00 Date: 11/6/20-1/29/21 Downriver - Instructor: Julian, Lewis Room: TBD CRN: 76596, Tue 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 Sewing and Design Sewing and Vintage Patterns Intermediate Drums You have heard the phrase, everything old is new !! In this class, students will learn theory (How to read Participants will learn how to use a vintage pattern to notes), the 6 basic drum-set beats and multiple variations, make a dress for a casual attire or a special occasion. dozens of drum set solo techniques around the set and Participants should have completed Basic Sewing and performing to actual songs on a full drum set. Sewing II before registering for Course: MUSC-5012 the class. Participants are responsible for their own FEE: $40.00 sewing machine and supplies. Downriver - Instructor: Julian, Lewis Course: SEWD-4065 Room: TBD FEE: $50.00 CRN: 77819, Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM Downriver - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/15/20-12/10/20 Room: TBD CRN: 77824, Fri 1:00PM-4:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 149 Participants are responsible for their supplies. DOWNTOWN Course: CRFT-4025 FEE: $50.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 75333, Tue 5:30PM-8:00PM Arts and Crafts Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Knitting I- Beginner Crocheting for Beginners This hands-on course will introduce the students to the art Students will learn to crochet beautiful potholders, place of knitting. Students will learn how to cast-on, knit, purl, mats, afghans, and more. Make flowers and read bind-off stitches, make gauge swatches, make fringe, patterns. Participants are responsible for their supplies. sew seams and read patterns. They will also learn how to Course: CRFT-4008 select yarns and care for the finished product. Participants FEE: $40.00 are responsible for their own supplies. Downtown - Instructor: Staff Course: CRFT-4047 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 71973, Sat 9:00AM-11:00AM Downtown - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 72998, Sat 11:30AM-1:30PM Decorating With Wreaths Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Not just for holidays anymore, participants will learn to design and create decorative wreaths for any occasion. Intermediate Wire Working Working with silk flowers, dried flowers, ribbons, and Participants will obtain working knowledge of manipulating accent pieces will also be highlighted. Participants are wire to make jewelry findings. Findings are the responsible for their supplies. components that jewelry makers use to assemble their Course: CRFT-4010 jewelry and include items such as clasps, head pins, and FEE: $30.00 jump rings. Participants will learn key elements and Downtown - Instructor: Staff basic wire working techniques to make the findings used Room: TBD in all types of jewelry. Participants are responsible for CRN: 72996, Mon 5:30PM-7:30PM purchasing their own supplies. Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Course: CRFT-4086 FEE: $50.00 Floral Design - Beginner Downtown - Instructor: Staff This popular course teaches the basics of floral design, Room: TBD care, and maintenance of fresh cut flowers, and green CRN: 72997, Thur 5:00PM-6:55PM plants. Participants are responsible for their supplies. Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Course: CRFT-4012 FEE: $40.00 Fundamentals of Paper Piecing Downtown - Instructor: Staff Participants will develop techniques to complete a beautiful Room: TBD Fundamentals of Foundation paper piecing. Students will CRN: 73002, Mon 5:30PM-7:30PM need to purchase their own fabrics and bring their own Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 sewing machine for this course. Students must also have access to a computer and printer and have basic computer Matting and Framing-Beginner skills. A complete supply list will be provided. (Quilting for This class includes mat selection for prints and posters. beginner is a prerequisite for this course) Measuring, glazing glass, fitting and molding will be Course: CRFT-4093 demonstrated. Participants are responsible for their FEE: $45.00 supplies. Downtown - Instructor: Staff Course: CRFT-4024 Room: TBD FEE: $30.00 CRN: 73873, Sat 12:30PM-3:00PM Downtown - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 74814, Tue 5:30PM-7:30PM Advanced Knitting and Crochet Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Participants will learn hands-on advance knitting and crocheting techniques. Participants will learn how to read Matting and Framing II- Intermediate patterns and charts, make cable and textured fabric, work In this course, participants will build on the skills learned with two or more colors of yarn, make gauge swatches, in the Matting & Framing for Beginners. This is not a increase, decrease, makebutton holes, sew seams, course for an absolute beginner, experience is required. pick up stitches, and work with beads. Participants are

150 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY responsible for their own supplies. or necklaces. Participants are responsible for their own Course: CRFT-5002 supplies. FEE: $50.00 Course: CRFT-5025 Downtown - Instructor: Staff FEE: $50.00 Room: TBD Downtown - Instructor: Staff CRN: 74815, Sat 2:00PM-4:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79053, Wed 2:30PM-4:30PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Copper Etching on Metal This course explores expanding your jewelry design Soutache Jewelry possibilities through copper etching. It is easy to etch your Participants will learn the basics of making beautiful own designs into metal for jewelry. By etching copper you Soutache jewelry in this fun and creative beginner class. can add cool textures and patterns that really help your In this class you will be guided you through the basics and metal jewelry stand out. Participants are responsible for shown how to make glamorous pieces of jewelry. Soutache their own supplies. also call “Russian Braiding” is the process of using layers Course: CRFT-5016 of cords in a way that beads can be placed side-by-side. FEE: $50.00 Curving threads can be shaped into a range of patterns Downtown - Instructor: Staff creating a fabulous visual piece of wearable art. Room: TBD Course: CRFT-5035 CRN: 75353, Wed 12:00PM-2:30PM FEE: $50.00 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Making Gifts with Rubber Stamps CRN: 79029, Wed 2:30PM-4:30PM This course teaches the fundamentals of using different Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 methods for creating sophisticated embellishments on everything from lampshades to handmade books. Students Macrame for Beginners will also have fun exploring with stamps on unusual Learn basic Knots of macramé. Use these knots to make surfaces such as polymer clay, shrink plastic, and rich a plant hanger, lanyard, necklace or belt. Students are velvet Upon completion of class, students will have responsible for their own supplies. made several gorgeous gifts and miniature works of art. Course: CRFT-5049 Participants are responsible for their own supplies. FEE: $50.00 Course: CRFT-5017 Downtown - Instructor: Staff FEE: $50.00 Room: TBD Downtown - Instructor: Staff CRN: 78947, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 75355, Thur 7:00PM-9:00PM Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21

Buttons and Beads Using Polymer Clay Computer Science This course lays the groundwork for working with polymer clay, basic materials, supplementary supplies, handling Technology Training characteristics, shape formation and safety guidelines. At the completion of class students will have completed Microsoft Word Basic 2016 a series of functional and art inspired beads and buttons. Students will gain hands-on experience in creating and Participants are responsible for their own supplies. editing documents, formatting text and managing files. 734-946-3500 Course: CSTT-2001 Course: CRFT-5018 FEE: $65.00 FEE: $50.00 CEU's: 1.5 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 75354, Thur 5:00PM-6:55PM CRN: 76557, Thur 5:30PM-8:30PM Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

Bead Weaving for Jewelers An introduction to creating elegant jewelry through bead Microsoft Excel Basic 2016 weaving. No prior bead weaving experience is required. Students will learn the basics of this software program to Students will have the opportunity to learn various bead construct and edit spreadsheets. Students will be taught to stitches, such as Peyote, Herringbone, Right Angle create, modify, format and print worksheets. Weave, Brick stitch and Ladder stitch. Using these basic Course: CSTT-2003 stitches, each student will create earrings, bracelets FEE: $65.00

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 151 CEU's: 1.5 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 80407, Fri 12:00PM-1:00PM CRN: 79072, Mon 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 9/11/20-11/13/20 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

Microsoft Publisher Students will learn to create professional looking Educational Development letterheads, business cards, calendars, envelopes with merge, and business forms using MS Publisher. Learn to Mathematics Concepts- Fundam apply basic desktop publishing design concepts to create This course reviews mathematical concepts including impact and appeal. addition, subtraction, story problems, formulas, factoring Course: CSTT-2090 and more. FEE: $65.00 Course: EDDV-4013 CEU's: 1.5 FEE: $30.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 74812, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM CRN: 78953, Sat 9:00AM-11:30AM Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

Introduction to Microsoft Office Mathematical Concepts-Intermediate Participants will learn practical skills include Windows This course will mathematical concepts including algebraic file management, Internet, e-mail and training in word expressions, inequalities, llinear equations, matrices, processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation rational expressions, quadratic functions, logarithmic software. Student must have basic computer skills to functions and more. register for this class. Course: EDDV-4014 Course: CSTT-6045 FEE: $40.00 FEE: $65.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff CEU's: 0.9 Room: TBD Downtown - Instructor: Staff CRN: 78954, Sat 9:00AM-11:30AM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79048, Tue 5:30PM-8:30PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Basic Sentence and Grammar Let’s get back to the days of diagramming sentences and Microsoft Office Advanced moving beyond the basics. Written communication is Participants will learn advance features in Microsoft Office. evolving and based on how well you write can change your This course also will provide you comprehensive training life’s trajectory. Learn how to use a variety of sentences with realistic hands-on exercises to advance your skills. to project a powerful message whether for college Student must have completed Introduction to Introduction admissions, job search or digital marketing channels, to Microsoft Office or have advance computer skills. including email Course: CSTT-6046 Course: EDDV-6059 FEE: $65.00 FEE: $50.00 CEU's: 0.9 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 79042, Sat 9:00AM-11:00AM CRN: 79049, Tue 5:30PM-8:30PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Reading Strategies Refresher Reading is still fun! Do you want to retain more of what you read? or better yet, do you want to put to use what you’ve Dance read? Let’s read, let’s annunciate and let’s implement it all to become a better reader and better ourselves. Hustle Course: EDDV-6060 Participants will learn the steps of the Hustle. it's easy, it's FEE: $50.00 fun and everyone is doing it. Downtown - Instructor: Staff Course: DANC-4012 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 79043, Sat 11:00AM-1:00PM Downtown - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 77658, Wed 6:00PM-8:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

152 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Vocabulary Enrichment FEE: $50.00 Tired of using the same words over and over? D you attend Downtown - Instructor: Staff events listening to others speak and wonder how you can Room: TBD enrich your own speaking and writing vocabulary? This CRN: 79050, Sat 11:30AM-2:00PM course will teach you strategies on incorporating and using Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 new words immediately. Course: EDDV-6061 FEE: $50.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Enrichment Series Room: TBD CRN: 79044, Sat 9:00AM-11:00AM Event Planning Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 This workshop offers general information designed to increase the participant's understanding and knowledge Creating My Writing Voice of planning events. The workshop will include planning Everyone has something to say! Become more comfortable calendars, assigning responsibilities, and follow-up. and confident articulating your opinions and perspectives. Budgeting, paper work permits, and using community This course will teach you there are no wrong answers resources will be discussed. when it comes to writing and that we each possess a Course: NPOM-4014 unique, powerful voice in our written discourse. FEE: $50.00 Course: EDDV-6062 Downtown - Instructor: Staff FEE: $50.00 Room: TBD Downtown - Instructor: Staff CRN: 71132, Sat 9:00AM-3:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79045, Sat 11:00AM-1:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

Using the Right Word Language and Culture Their vs There vs They’re and Too vs Two vs To. Affect vs Effect and Who vs. Whom. What’s the difference? Exactly! ESL Conversations You would be surprised how it’s become common to use the This course will immerse students who are non-Native correct word in the wrong way. Come explore the English English Speakers into the English Language through vernacular to use the correct words in the correct way. reading, writing, speaking and listening. Emphasis will Course: EDDV-6063 be placed on engaging in conversation with the instructor FEE: $50.00 as well as with classmates. Reading and writing of the Downtown - Instructor: Staff English language will aso be explored along with an Room: TBD introduction of American Culture. CRN: 79046, Sat 9:00AM-11:00AM Course: LANG-5014 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $50.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Using the Citations Room: TBD Two different writing styles but very similar formatting CRN: 79222, Wed 10:00AM-12:00PM techniques. Learn how to easily transition between both Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 as the style depends on what you’re writing and to whom you’re writing. Course: EDDV-6064 FEE: $50.00 Physical Fitness and Sports Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Hatha Yoga - Beginner Students will learn to build on their flexibility, strength, CRN: 79047, Sat 11:00AM-1:00PM and health. Course includes breathing and visualization Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 techniques for maintaining your health. Please bring a Fundamentals of Statistics thick mat, wear loose clothes, and don't eat two hours before class. Participants will cover a mathematical approach to Course: PEDU-4007 statistics and probability. This course begins with a short FEE: $45.00 study of probability, but most of the semester is concerned Downtown - Instructor: Staff with statistics. The topics covered are: probability, random Room: TBD variables (both discrete and continuous), point estimation, CRN: 80409, Tue, Thur 8:00AM-9:00AM confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, classification, Date: 9/22/20-11/17/20 and regression. Course: EDDV-6067

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 153 Tai Chi - Beginner Course: PEDU-5022 Students will learn this ancient Chinese martial art. FEE: $40.00 Considered a low-impact aerobic exercise, it is also used Downtown - Instructor: Staff for self-defense and stress relief. Room: TBD Course: PEDU-4012 CRN: 80406, Sat 10:00AM-12:00PM FEE: $50.00 Date: 8/29/20-12/12/20 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD HITT CRN: 80413, Mon, Wed 10:00AM-11:00AM High Intensity Interval Training, is a training technique to Date: 9/14/20-12/7/20 which you give all out, 100% effort through quick bursts of exercise, followed by short, sometimes active recovery Mat Pilates periods. This class gets and keeps your heart rate up Learn traditional floor exercises developed by Joseph H. burning more fat in less time. Pilates with the focus on the body's powerhouse (lower Course: PEDU-5029 back, abdominal, pelvic muscles), creating good posture, Downtown - Instructor: Staff strength and flexibility throughout the body. Bring your own Room: TBD mat or beach towel. CRN: 80417, Tue, Thur 7:00PM-8:00PM Course: PEDU-4026 Date: 8/25/20-12/10/20 FEE: $45.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Weight Training Room: TBD Designed to teach the basic principles and techniques of CRN: 80411, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-6:45PM strength training. Includes partner training; lean body Date: 9/22/20-11/12/20 mass assessment; increasing muscular fitness. Course: PEDU-5030 Zumba Fitness Downtown - Instructor: Staff Whether you're in great shape or a couch potato, Zumba is Room: TBD for you! Zumba is an amazing combination of irresistible CRN: 80415, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-7:00PM Latin music with dynamic, yet simple, exercise moves Date: 9/8/20-11/3/20 that is so much fun you're barely aware you're getting an excellent, variable impact, cardio workout. Kickboxing Course: PEDU-4043 Techniques to increase muscular endurance and strength, FEE: $40.00 enhance flexibility and increase body awareness and self- Downtown - Instructor: Staff confidence. Jabs, kicks, and blocks will be used in this Room: TBD martial arts based workout. CRN: 80412, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-7:00PM Course: PEDU-5031 Date: 9/14/20-12/7/20 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Yoga for Everyone CRN: 80416, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-7:00PM This interactive course will give participants an Date: 8/25/20-12/10/20 understanding that everyone can do yoga at every phase of life, age or ability. Yoga encourages relation, and focuses Walking for Fitness on the present which can be beneficial and aid in stress- This class allows you to choose your own "speed" of relieving practices. Please bring Yoga Mat, Water, Towel walking, whether it be a 20-minute per mile pace, or and an open mind. Participants are responsible for their a 12-minute per mile pace. All class members meet own supplies. together at the beginning and end of each class session Course: PEDU-5016 to stretch, and to share in the camaraderie that exists in FEE: $40.00 activity groups like this. During the time allotted for the Downtown - Instructor: Staff cardiovascular portion of the class, each individual will be Room: TBD expected to participate to the fullest at their own fitness CRN: 80414, Sat 10:00AM-11:00AM level. Date: 9/12/20-11/14/20 Course: PEDU-5032 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Belly Dance Fitness Room: TBD This class an introduction to the middle eastern and dance CRN: 80418, Mon, Wed 12:00PM-1:00PM world. Participants will learn beginner foundation belly Date: 9/14/20-11/18/20 dance techniques, while dancing and burning calories to Downtown - Instructor: Staff fun traditional middle eastern and fusion choreographed Room: TBD dance routines. In the class, participants will also learn CRN: 80419, Tue, Thur 12:00PM-1:00PM about posture, isolations, and traveling steps. A veil or Date: 9/15/20-11/24/20 cane prop can add extra excitement.

154 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY also learn pattern plot, pattern manipulation design Sewing and Design and pivotal points. You must have the basic knowledge of fundamentals of Basic Sewing and Pattern Drafting Quilting for Beginners I. Participants are responsible for purchasing their own This hands-on class covers the fundamentals of supplies and sewing machine. quiliting from simple designs to working with blocks and Course: SEWD-4059 templates. Participants will select one of the following as FEE: $50.00 a project: small wall hanging quilt, baby quilt or lap quilt. Downtown - Instructor: Staff Participants are responsible for their supplies, including a Room: TBD sewing machine. CRN: 74857, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM Course: CRFT-4046 Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 FEE: $25.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Buttons, Zippers and Hems Room: TBD Participants will learn the basics steps for buttons, zippers CRN: 73872, Sat 10:00AM-12:25PM and hems. For those with little to no experience with a Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 needle, discover the fundamentals of sewing: how to operate your sewing machine, stock and organize your Sewing Machines Accessories work space, and select the right fabrics, patterns and Participants will learn how to use some gadgets provided techniques for beginning construction. Participants are with your personal sewing machines such as humper responsible for purchasing their own supplies. jumper, ruffle foot bias bind foot etc. You must provide all Course: SEWD-4060 gadgets to perform. Participants are responsible for their FEE: $50.00 own sewing machine and supplies. Participants should Downtown - Instructor: Staff have completed Fundamentals of Basic Sewing and Sewing Room: TBD II before registering this class. CRN: 74858, Thur 11:00AM-1:30PM Course: SEWD-4055 Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 FEE: $50.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Just Skirts! Room: TBD Participants will learn basic elements of fabric choice, CRN: 74803, Thur 1:00PM-4:00PM how to decipher the pattern envelope and Instructions Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 inside. Get to know your sewing machine and how to begin expanding your wardrobe by sewing your own skirt. You Dressmaking must have the basic knowledge of fundaments of Basic Participants will learn how sew dresses for special Sewing. Participants are responsible for purchasing their occasions. Participants should have also completed own supplies and sewing machines. Fundamentals of Basic Sewing and Sewing II before Course: SEWD-4061 registering this class. Participants are responsible for their FEE: $40.00 own sewing machine and supplies. Downtown - Instructor: Staff Course: SEWD-4056 Room: TBD FEE: $50.00 CRN: 74859, Thur 9:00AM-10:55AM Downtown - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 74801, Thur 1:00PM-3:55PM Sewing Blouses and Shirts Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Participants will learn the technique to construct a blouse and shirt. Participant should have completed Fundamental Pattern Drafting of Basic Sewing and Sewing II before registering for this Participants will learn how to make pattern pieces of their class. Participants are responsible for purchasing their own choice while learning various techniques. Participants are supplies and sewing machine. responsible for their own sewing machine and supplies. Course: SEWD-4063 Participants should have completed Fundamentals of Basic FEE: $50.00 Sewing and Sewing II before registering this class. Downtown - Instructor: Staff Course: SEWD-4057 Room: TBD FEE: $50.00 CRN: 76693, Tue 12:00PM-2:25PM Downtown - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 74802, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM Designing Hats Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Participants will learn how to paint on your own hat using skills through this class. Participants are responsible for Pattern Drafting II purchasing their own supplies. Participants will learn how to identify the design features Course: SEWD-4064 and patternmaking principles involved. Participants will

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 155 FEE: $50.00 Participants will learn fundamental concepts of arithmetic, Downtown - Instructor: Staff algebra, geometry and trigonometry. Participants will Room: TBD also gain practical applications for technical and career CRN: 76694, Tue 2:30PM-3:55PM vocations, including automotive, allied health, welding, Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 plumbing, machine tool, carpentry, auto mechanics, HVAC and many other fields. Sewing and Vintage Patterns Course: EDDV-6066 You have heard the phrase, everything old is new !! FEE: $50.00 Participants will learn how to use a vintage pattern to Downtown - Instructor: Staff make a dress for a casual attire or a special occasion. Room: TBD Participants should have completed Basic Sewing and CRN: 79051, Sat 11:30AM-2:00PM Sewing II before registering for the class. Participants are Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 responsible for their own sewing machine and supplies. Course: SEWD-4065 Drone Photography FEE: $50.00 Whether your drone is collecting dust or you've just opened Downtown - Instructor: Staff the box, this class provides the essentials to fall in love Room: TBD with drone photography. From legal restrictions to selecting CRN: 77829, Tue 4:00PM-5:30PM and operating a drone and accessories, this class covers Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 all the basics of aerial photography with a drone. Just Jackets Course: PHOT-5007 Participants will be working from one basic jacket FEE: $75.00 silhouette. Student will use patterns given by the instructor Downtown - Instructor: Staff to a desired finish. Participants should have taken Pattern Room: TBD Drafting. Participants are responsible for their own sewing CRN: 79065, Tue 5:30PM-7:30PM machine and supplies. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Course: SEWD-4066 FEE: $40.00 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 77830, Thur 9:00AM-11:30AM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 EASTERN CAMPUS Just Pants Participants will learn how to adjust pant lengths, crotch and hem correctly.Participants should taken Pattern Drafting. Participants are responsible for their own sewing machine and supplies. Arts and Crafts Course: SEWD-4067 FEE: $40.00 Crocheting for Beginners Downtown - Instructor: Staff Students will learn to crochet beautiful potholders, place Room: TBD mats, afghans, and more. Make flowers and read CRN: 77831, Thur 12:00PM-2:30PM patterns. Participants are responsible for their supplies. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Course: CRFT-4008 FEE: $40.00 Sewing Denim Clothing Eastern - Instructor: Staff Participants will learn techniques to constructing and Room: TBD sewing denim clothing. Participants are responsible for CRN: 79169, Tue 10:00AM-1:00PM purchasing their supplies. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Course: SEWD-4073 Eastern - Instructor: Staff FEE: $40.00 Room: TBD Downtown - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79170, Fri 12:00PM-3:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79052, Tue 9:00AM-11:00AM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Decorating With Wreaths Not just for holidays anymore, participants will learn to design and create decorative wreaths for any occasion. Working with silk flowers, dried flowers, ribbons, and Workforce Development accent pieces will also be highlighted. Participants are responsible for their supplies. Tech. Math for Skills Trade Course: CRFT-4010

156 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY FEE: $30.00 are responsible for purchasing their own supplies. Eastern - Instructor: Staff Course: CRFT-4042 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 77000, Wed 6:00PM-8:00PM Eastern - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 78956, Thur 6:00PM-8:00PM Floral Design - Beginner Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 This popular course teaches the basics of floral design, care, and maintenance of fresh cut flowers, and green Tropical Floral Arrangements plants. Participants are responsible for their supplies. Students in this course will learn design appropriate Course: CRFT-4012 for various special occasions, including birthdays, FEE: $40.00 Homecomings, new baby and more. Designs can be Eastern - Instructor: Smith, Jay modified for every occasion. Floral Design Beginner is Room: TBD highly recommended before registering for this course. CRN: 75462, Tue 5:30PM-7:30PM Students are responsible for purchasing their own supplies. Date: 10/13/20-11/10/20 Course: CRFT-4043 FEE: $45.00 Floral Design - Advanced Eastern - Instructor: Staff This course is for participants who have completed a Room: TBD Floral Design Beginners or, who have worked in the CRN: 78955, Thur 6:00PM-8:00PM floral industry. Participants will have the opportunity to Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 create contemporary floral designs as well as experience Eastern - Instructor: Staff European and Asian trends. Participants are responsible Room: TBD for their supplies. CRN: 79079, Thur 6:00PM-8:00PM Course: CRFT-4013 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $50.00 Eastern - Instructor: Smith, Jay Holiday Handicrafts Room: TBD Students will learn and design holiday crafts for display. CRN: 76887, Tue 5:30PM-7:30PM Participants are responsible for their supplies. Date: 11/17/20-12/8/20 Course: CRFT-4049 FEE: $60.00 Jewelry Bead Design- Beginner Eastern - Instructor: Staff This class will offer a hands-on approach to Jewelry Bead Room: TBD Design, participants will complete three sets of jewelry CRN: 77014, Thur 6:00PM-8:00PM that include a necklace, a pair of earrings, and a bracelet. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Participants are responsible for purchasing their own supplies. Vision Board Course: CRFT-4021 Activate your personal power by creating a vision board! FEE: $30.00 The process of creating a paper vision board helps you to Eastern - Instructor: Jones, Ruby declare specific goals and begin to bring your dreams to Room: TBD life! This fun, interactive class involves creating collage CRN: 74848, Tue 5:30PM-8:30PM to visually represent your goals in life. Learn techniques Date: 10/13/20-11/10/20 to connect to your true self and embrace changes that will make your dreams a reality! Jewelry Bead Design - Intermediate Course: CRFT-5043 Learn various techniques of stringing multiple strands of FEE: $45.00 beads. Use of metal pieces, caps, closures, and pins will Eastern - Instructor: Staff be covered. Participants are responsible for their supplies. Room: TBD Course: CRFT-4022 CRN: 76589, Wed 5:00PM-7:00PM FEE: $30.00 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Eastern - Instructor: Jones, Ruby Room: TBD Abstract Acrylic Pouring Techniques CRN: 76583, Tue 5:30PM-8:30PM Let the Paints Flow Pouring, puddling, dripping.....the Date: 11/17/20-12/8/20 defending characteristics of this acrylic painting technique is that you don't apply the paint with a brush or palette Strictly Wedding Arrangements knife, but rather use gravity to move the paint across a Students in this course will learn designs appropriate canvas. The result is unlike anything you can get with a for weddings, including bouquets, corsages, and brush: fluid flows of paint without any brush marks or boutonnieres. Floral Design for Beginners is highly texture. Participants are responsible for their own supplies. recommended before registering for this course. Students Course: CRFT-5061

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 157 FEE: $50.00 Microsoft Excel Intermediate 2016 Eastern - Instructor: Brown-Cage, Deborah Participants will learn advanced features of Microsoft Excel Room: TBD using Microsoft certified manuals. Participants will receive CRN: 77925, Mon 4:00PM-7:00PM instructions on how to control the screen, use functions Date: 10/12/20-11/16/20 such as sum, average, maximum, minimum, and creating charts and tables. Course: CSTT-2004 FEE: $65.00 Computer Science CEU's: 1.5 Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis Technology Training Room: TBD CRN: 78232, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-8:30PM Microsoft Word Basic 2016 Date: 11/24/20-12/3/20 Students will gain hands-on experience in creating and Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis editing documents, formatting text and managing files. Room: TBD Course: CSTT-2001 CRN: 78961, Mon, Wed 10:00AM-12:25PM FEE: $65.00 Date: 11/23/20-12/9/20 CEU's: 1.5 Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis Microsoft PowerPoint Basic 2016 Room: TBD Students will learn to build powerful presentations working CRN: 78962, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-8:30PM with text, backgrounds and graphics. Participants will also Date: 10/13/20-10/22/20 learn to create, modify and print presentation materials. Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis Course: CSTT-2007 Room: TBD FEE: $65.00 CRN: 78963, Mon, Wed 10:00AM-12:25PM CEU's: 1.5 Date: 10/12/20-10/21/20 Eastern - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Microsoft Word Intermediate 2016 CRN: 78231, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-8:30PM Participants will build on knowledge acquired in Microsoft Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Word 2016 Basic to learn working with tables, charts, Eastern - Instructor: Staff graphics, templates and styles. Document merge and Room: TBD transfer will also be discussed. CRN: 79751, Mon, Wed 10:00AM-1:00PM Course: CSTT-2002 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $65.00 CEU's: 1.5 Keyboarding Basics Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis Today, know how to type is almost a necessity in the Room: TBD business world. More and more corporate-world CRN: 78964, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-8:30PM employees are being asked to create reports, sales letters, Date: 10/27/20-11/5/20 business plans, blogs, web content, forecasts and more. Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis Knowing how to type can save you hours of valuable time, Room: TBD increasing your productivity. CRN: 78965, Mon, Wed 10:00AM-12:25PM Course: CSTT-2014 Date: 10/26/20-11/4/20 FEE: $45.00 Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis Microsoft Excel Basic 2016 Room: TBD Students will learn the basics of this software program to CRN: 77711, Thur 10:00AM-11:55AM construct and edit spreadsheets. Students will be taught to Date: 10/15/20-11/5/20 create, modify, format and print worksheets. Course: CSTT-2003 Internet Basics FEE: $65.00 This course will provide the learner with capabilities of CEU's: 1.5 expanding communication methods, on-line instruction, Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis and will create a new library full of endless reference Room: TBD materials. This course will teach the learner how to surf CRN: 77712, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-8:30PM the net, internet language, surfing techniques, email, and Date: 11/10/20-11/19/20 more. Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis Course: CSTT-2029 Room: TBD FEE: $45.00 CRN: 78960, Mon, Wed 10:00AM-12:25PM Eastern - Instructor: Staff Date: 11/9/20-11/18/20 Room: TBD CRN: 78966, Mon, Wed 12:30PM-3:00PM

158 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $50.00 Eastern - Instructor: Staff iPad, iPhone, iLearn Room: TBD Participants will take a basic to moderate look at the CRN: 77793, Tue 6:30PM-8:30PM operations for both their iPad and iPhone. Come and Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 explore the various features you can use on your Apple product. Students are responsible for bringing their own iPads and iPhones to class. (iPhone compatibility; 3G and up) Enrichment Series Course: CSTT-5007 FEE: $40.00 Home Design and Decorating on a Budget Eastern - Instructor: Staff Participants will learn how to budget, plan room design / Room: TBD redesign, and learn about DIY projects that save money CRN: 73005, Wed 6:00PM-7:30PM while still getting luxurious results. Participants will also Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 learn how to measure rooms and furniture, how to select the right color, lighting, floor covering, art and window Keyboarding Advance treatments that bring a room together and really support his course is designed to increase speed, accuracy, the room’s purpose. and production of mailable copy. Advanced keyboarding Course: ID-5023 applications are introduced, including various letter FEE: $40.00 styles, comprehensive reports and tables and business Eastern - Instructor: Jones, Sanfranita statements. Room: TBD Course: CSTT-6043 CRN: 79035, Thur 1:00PM-4:00PM FEE: $50.00 Date: 10/15/20-12/10/20 Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis Health Living/Healthy Life. Room: TBD CRN: 78959, Thur 10:00AM-11:55AM Homeopathy - Beginners Date: 11/12/20-12/10/20 This basic Homeopathy course gives participants a background to Homeopathy and will also explain the use Digital organization of homeopathic remedies used today in the treatment of This hands – on course will introduce Students to the art various diseases. of organizating Digital Space. Digital space includes Hard Course: HEAL-4003 drives, Desktops, emails, Virtual storages, cloud spaces, FEE: $65.00 Pictures etc. Eastern - Instructor: Carson, Willa Course: CSTT-6044 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 76586, Tue 1:00PM-3:30PM Eastern - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/13/20-11/10/20 Room: TBD CRN: 79036, Thur 6:00PM-8:00PM Homeopathy - Advanced Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 This Homeopathy course gives participants an in depth guide to Homeopathy and will also explain the use of homeopathic remedies in the treatment of various diseases used today. The course builds on the information taught in Dance Homeopathy for Beginners. Course: HEAL-4004 Hustle FEE: $65.00 Participants will learn the steps of the Hustle. it's easy, it's Eastern - Instructor: Carson, Willa fun and everyone is doing it. Room: TBD Course: DANC-4012 CRN: 76587, Tue 1:00PM-3:30PM FEE: $40.00 Date: 11/17/20-12/8/20 Eastern - Instructor: Plant, Rashonda Room: TBD Iridology: Theory and Practice CRN: 75607, Sat 12:00PM-2:00PM Students will be introduced to the theory and practice Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 of reading eyes for nutritional health. Please bring a magnifying lens and a small flashlight. Ballroom Dancing Course: HEAL-4005 This course is designed to teach students basic steps of FEE: $70.00 ballroom dancing. Students will also learn hand and foot Eastern - Instructor: Carson, Willa coordination, posture, basic turns and spins. Room: TBD Course: DANC-4014 CRN: 77708, Thur 1:00PM-3:30PM

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 159 Date: 10/15/20-11/12/20 The Benefits of Juicing Participants will learn how to add nutrients from the Methods of Reflexology fruits or vegetables that you normally wouldn’t eat. Students will learn the reflex points and how to use “thumb Juicing facilitate weight loss, increased energy levels, pressure” to relieve stress and muscle pain to maintain strengthened immunity, strong bones and a glowing good health. complexion, it may also reduce chances of heart disease, Course: HEAL-4007 cancer and strokes, three of the leading causes of death. FEE: $70.00 Course: HEAL-5212 Eastern - Instructor: Carson, Willa FEE: $40.00 Room: TBD Eastern - Instructor: Staff CRN: 76588, Thur 1:00PM-3:30PM Room: TBD Date: 11/19/20-12/10/20 CRN: 75553, Mon, Wed 10:00AM-1:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Weight Management: Take a Load Off! This course will teach participants how to achieve and Movement as Medicine maintain a healthy weight for their body type through This class will focus on balance, coordination, strength healthier ways of eating. It will also explain eating habits and endurance through various forms of movement and that cause and contribute to obesity, such as overeating, fitness. You will also learn about flexibility and mobility as eating late, excessive dieting and emotional eating. it pertains to health and wellness. Participants will learn the most common weight control Course: PEDU-5026 problems, diet therapy, food therapy, as well as obesity FEE: $40.00 and obesity related illnesses. Eastern - Instructor: Staff Course: HEAL-5019 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 79198, Thur 6:00PM-7:00PM Eastern - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 75485, Mon 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Music Hypertension and Stress: Relieve the Pressure and Relax....Ahhh All That Jazz In this course participants will learn how to prevent Interested in Jazz? Interested in learning how to sing hypertension through proper nutrition and lifestyle Jazz? This class offers both from a local to renowned jazz changes. They will learn the most common causes of this singers, songwriters and musicians. From Billie Holiday to illness and how to avoid them. Participants will also learn Diane Reeves, participants will learn how to recognize jazz how to access blood pressure readings. singers, the lost art of scatting and proper vocal exercises. Course: HEAL-5021 Course: MUSC-5005 FEE: $40.00 FEE: $30.00 Eastern - Instructor: Staff Eastern - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 75486, Tue 6:00PM-9:00PM CRN: 73874, Thur 5:00PM-7:00PM Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

Healthy Meal Preparation Piano Basics 1.0 This course will teach students how to prevent the Participants will learn where middle C: is, how to read different types of cancers from developing in the body. basic sheet music and play elementary level songs. Prevention diet, super-foods, herbal, supplements and Course: MUSC-5006 lifestyle information will be taught to students, as well FEE: $50.00 as a thorough understanding of the common causes and Eastern - Instructor: Thompson, Marvin symptoms associated with breast, prostate, cervical, Room: TBD uterine, colon & colo-rectal, ovarian, bladder, kidney, CRN: 74849, Sat 10:00AM-12:00PM lung, stomach, liver, pancreatic, esophageal, lymphoma, Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 skin and brain cancer. Eastern - Instructor: Thompson, Marvin Course: HEAL-5026 Room: TBD FEE: $50.00 CRN: 78957, Tue 12:00PM-2:00PM Eastern - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 Room: TBD CRN: 75487, Mon, Wed 10:00AM-1:00PM Intermediate Piano Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 So you tried Piano Basics and you loved it! For those that want to learn more, we now have the next level. You will

160 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY continue learning how to read basic sheet music and play Course: PEDU-4007 next level songs. FEE: $45.00 Course: MUSC-5007 Eastern - Instructor: Staff FEE: $50.00 Room: TBD Eastern - Instructor: Thompson, Marvin CRN: 77791, Mon, Wed 5:00PM-5:55PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 78958, Tue 6:00PM-8:00PM Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 Corporate Golf 101 Personal Enrichment Series This is a golf education course that will introduce students to the basics of golf including, golf etiquette, attire, rules, Intermed. Digital Photography safety, scoring and terminology, equipment, stance, Participants will produce various individual digital posture, club swing and usage. Students must provide photographic projects as arranged by the instructor. their own equipment, but a full set of clubs is not required There will be local trips to various locations for this class. at the beginning of the class. Participants are responsible (Prerequisite: Beginning Digital Photography) for their own supplies. Course: PHOT-4017 Course: PEDU-4046 FEE: $45.00 FEE: $60.00 Eastern - Instructor: Smith, andre CEU's: 2.4 Room: TBD Eastern - Instructor: Staff CRN: 76584, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM Room: TBD Date: 11/14/20-12/12/20 CRN: 73074, Wed 5:00PM-7:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Beginner Digital Photography This course provides students with an introduction to Strength Training current digital imaging technology. With the use of digital This class is designed to combine resistance exercises to cameras, printers and photo imaging software, students tone and sculpt all major muscle groups, with intermittent will learn the functions of their camera and explore the short blasts of cardio. Class will be adapted to fit all fitness world of the electronic darkroom. A digital SLR camera is levels and provide. required. Prior computer experience is recommended but Course: PEDU-4050 not required. FEE: $40.00 Course: PHOT-4019 Eastern - Instructor: Staff FEE: $45.00 Room: TBD Eastern - Instructor: Smith, andre CRN: 77792, Tue, Thur 4:00PM-5:55PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 72995, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM Date: 10/17/20-11/7/20 Meditation Techniques Participations will be guided through many different The Business of Photography meditations and with different styles. Meditation is non- This is designed to assist participants with how to manage religious so everyone can enjoy participating in this course. their photography business. The course will cover topics The course will focus on relaxing the body and quieting the such as the cost having a photography business , licensing mind to improve relaxation and concentration. Please wear and copyright laws and how to prepare invoices and comfortable clothes to class. Please bring a yoga mat, contracts. yoga strap, yoga brick and bath towel to class. Course: PHOT-5004 Course: PEDU-5006 FEE: $50.00 FEE: $40.00 Eastern - Instructor: Staff Eastern - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 76585, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM CRN: 77713, Thur 12:00PM-1:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

The Philosophy of Yoga This course will be a general discussion centered around Physical Fitness and Sports the timeless precepts and underlying concepts of Yoga. What exactly is Yoga? Concentrating on Patanjali’s Yoga Hatha Yoga - Beginner Sutras, Patanjali’s Eightfold Path, Raja Yoga, Kriya Yoga Students will learn to build on their flexibility, strength, and Meditation. and health. Course includes breathing and visualization Course: PEDU-5023 techniques for maintaining your health. Please bring a FEE: $40.00 thick mat, wear loose clothes, and don't eat two hours Eastern - Instructor: Staff before class. Room: TBD

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 161 CRN: 79037, Tue, Thur 11:30AM-12:30PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79032, Fri 1:00PM-4:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

Sewing and Design Couture Sewing Basics This course introduces participants to basic couture sewing Fundamentals of Basic Sewing techniques used in the French Fashion Design Houses. The Students will learn to read and select the correct patterns. course will have an emphasis on hand finishing over power Enhance fabric knowledge and practice stitching. sewing machines. Participants will receive the foundational Participants are responsible for purchasing their own knowledge they will need to understand, acquire and supplies. practice the legendary skill of fine hand sewing which is Course: SEWD-4000 Haute couture. Participants are responsible for their own FEE: $50.00 supplies. Eastern - Instructor: Staff Course: SEWD-4071 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 78194, Tue 6:00PM-9:00PM Eastern - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD Eastern - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79034, Mon 1:00PM-4:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79228, Tue, Thur 10:00AM-11:30AM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Flat Pattern Making Intermediate In this course your will be creating the basic pattern block Sewing II and basic foundation as a 2-dimensional flat pattern. Students will learn the proper way to construct notch Participants will learn how to draft on paper and the collars/labels, welted pockets and buttonholes with the dimensions will be taken from a model, your own body, or use of fusible interfacing, vented sleeves, and inserting a company’s sizing standards. Participants are responsible a lining. Students must have a thorough knowledge of for their own supplies. Sewing Pattern Selection. Participants are responsible for Course: SEWD-4072 purchasing their own supplies. FEE: $50.00 Course: SEWD-4002 Eastern - Instructor: Staff FEE: $45.00 Room: TBD Eastern - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79033, Fri 1:00PM-4:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 78969, Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

Introduction to Tailoring Techniques An introduction to tailoring and fitting techniques for men and women in the alteration world. Emphasis will be on necessary requirements of becoming a tailor or fitter in today's marketplace. Students are responsible for NORTHWEST purchasing their own supplies. Course: SEWD-4004 FEE: $50.00 Eastern - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 78968, Mon 6:00PM-9:00PM Arts and Crafts Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Balloon Design - Beginner A balloon decorating course is not just for making arches Flat Pattern Drafting and inflating balloons. It's also about understanding and Participants will learn a new technique allowing them safely using equipment when creating beautiful sculptures. to choose and make their own personal way of creating Participants are responsible for their supplies. individual styles that fit. Participants are responsible Course: CRFT-4000 for their own sewing machine and supplies. Participants FEE: $30.00 should have completed Fundamentals of Basic Sewing, Northwest - Instructor: Staff Sewing II and Pattern Drafting before taking this class. Room: TBD Course: SEWD-4062 CRN: 79028, Sat 12:00PM-4:00PM FEE: $65.00 Date: 11/7/20-11/14/20 Eastern - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD

162 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Gift Wrapping/ Bow Making Beaded Gifts Students will learn to beautifully wrap packages with Learn how to make one-of-a-kind handcrafted, beaded different types of paper, bows, and ribbons. Bring a gifts from beads, crystals, semi-precious stones, and sweater-size box with a lid, and create a masterpiece. findings! Participants will learn to make holidays and other Participants are responsible for their own supplies. occasions special by creating beaded wrap serving utensils, Course: CRFT-4015 wine glasses and napkin rings. FEE: $25.00 Course: CRFT-4053 Northwest - Instructor: Staff FEE: $60.00 Room: TBD Northwest - Instructor: Robinson Young, Kathleen CRN: 71155, Fri 12:00PM-3:00PM Room: TBD Date: 10/30/20-10/30/20 CRN: 71163, Tue 4:00PM-8:00PM Date: 11/17/20-12/8/20 Jewelry Bead Design- Beginner This class will offer a hands-on approach to Jewelry Bead Scrap Booking for Adults Design, participants will complete three sets of jewelry People all over world are looking for new and creative ways that include a necklace, a pair of earrings, and a bracelet. to capture life’s most precious moments. Scrapbooking is Participants are responsible for purchasing their own a fun-filled, unique and innovative way to share memories supplies. with family and friends. In this introductory course, Course: CRFT-4021 participants will learn how to start a scrapbooking hobby FEE: $30.00 filled with personalized creativity. Engage in one-on-one Northwest - Instructor: Robinson Young, Kathleen time with the instructor to personalize your scrapbooking Room: TBD vision. Participants are responsible for their own supplies. CRN: 71162, Tue 4:00PM-8:00PM Course: CRFT-4057 Date: 10/20/20-11/10/20 FEE: $25.00 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Jewelry Bead Design - Intermediate Room: TBD Learn various techniques of stringing multiple strands of CRN: 78239, Mon, Wed 5:30PM-8:30PM beads. Use of metal pieces, caps, closures, and pins will Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 be covered. Participants are responsible for their supplies. Course: CRFT-4022 Fruit Carving Workshop FEE: $30.00 This course will offer a hands-on approach to fruit carving. Northwest - Instructor: Staff Various techniques for carving melons and other fruit will Room: TBD be covered. Participants will be able to make and showcase CRN: 71164, Tue 5:00PM-8:00PM their new talents at special occasions by creating a Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 handmade fruit carving arrangement. Course: CRFT-5004 Drawing I FEE: $25.00 Students will learn how to create drawings using different Northwest - Instructor: Staff shades of graphite, understand form and the importance of Room: TBD shading. Some experience with drawing is recommended. CRN: 77783, Sat 10:00AM-1:00PM Students are responsible for their own supplies. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Course: CRFT-4050 FEE: $25.00 Fusing Fine Silver Basics Northwest - Instructor: Staff This course provides a fundamental working knowledge of Room: TBD Fusing Fine Silver (.999) wire and through basic techniques CRN: 80389, Fri 9:00AM-12:00PM and projects taught in class. Students will make fun and Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 funky chain components to add new elements to their Northwest - Instructor: Staff jewelry designs. Techniques taught cover the basics of Room: TBD fusing and simple techniques that can be done at home CRN: 80390, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM safely and quickly. It’s instant gratification without the use Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 of solder or chemicals! Additional information taught will Northwest - Instructor: Staff include but not be limited to setting up a safe workstation, Room: TBD cutting flush jump rings, texturing metal, making a set of CRN: 80395, Fri 9:00AM-12:00PM stackable rings, and assembling a chain made of fine silver Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 components. Participants are responsible for purchasing Northwest - Instructor: Staff their own supplies. Room: TBD Course: CRFT-5005 CRN: 80397, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM FEE: $40.00 Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 Northwest - Instructor: Robinson Young, Kathleen Room: TBD

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 163 CRN: 74818, Tue 10:00AM-2:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 10/20/20-11/10/20 Drawing II Dap, Stamp and Wear it! This course is an opportunity for participants to utilize This course provides a fundamental working knowledge all the knowledge and experience acquired in their of Dapping and Stamping and wire wrapping techniques previous art courses in order to create works that using Copper metal sheet and sterling wire. After learning demonstrate expertise in drawing. It will further develop how to dap and stamp metal, Students will learn a quick and refine drawing techniques and concepts, as well as embellishment technique using free form wire wrapping understanding of human anatomy for the purpose of and crystals to create a fancy rim on a stamped and dapped artistic expression. Participants are responsible for their metal blank. This design is adaptable to different metal own supplies. and beads offering a variety of design options. Course: CRFT-5075 Course: CRFT-5006 FEE: $50.00 FEE: $40.00 Northwest - Instructor: Staff CEU's: 16.0 Room: TBD Northwest - Instructor: Staff CRN: 80398, Fri 12:00PM-3:00PM Room: TBD Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 CRN: 74819, Mon 2:00PM-6:00PM Northwest - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 80399, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM Soldered Rings Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 Make Rings and Set Stones! You can do it and this class Northwest - Instructor: Staff makes it easy. First learn to size and fabricate a band ring. Room: TBD Next, make a bezel, solder it to the band and set a stone. CRN: 80401, Fri 12:00PM-3:00PM You will want to make a ring for every finger! Participants Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 are responsible for their own supplies. Northwest - Instructor: Staff Course: CRFT-5007 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 80402, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM Northwest - Instructor: Robinson Young, Kathleen Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 Room: TBD CRN: 74820, Tue 10:00AM-2:00PM Date: 11/17/20-12/8/20 Beauty and Personal Fresh Evergreens-Holiday Arrangements This workshop will allow you to make a decorative swag Enhancement for hanging or a table top arrangement. Tips and tricks along with ideas for wired ribbon bows will make you feel The Art of Make-up: Beginner like a seasoned floral artist. Creating homemade holiday Learning to use proper make-up technique is essential to items for the home and gift giving will be very rewarding. a beautiful and radiant everyday look. Students will learn Students are responsible for their own supplies. Please skills that will help them easily understand skin types, contact the Downriver Continuing Education Office for the highlighting, contouring, foundation matching and all supply list. 734-946-3500 other hidden secrets to look flawless. Course: CRFT-5019 Course: BPEN-4000 FEE: $40.00 FEE: $25.00 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Northwest - Instructor: Williams, Rashida Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 77780, Mon 10:00AM-1:00PM CRN: 77777, Mon 6:00PM-8:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 10/19/20-12/7/20

Fall Door Wreath Hair Weaving This project can be made for a minimal cost using nature, Want to slay your new hair? Join Hair Weaving class to recycled items or supplies purchased at your local craft or learn the different and basic braiding patterns to make discount store. Invite some friends and come create some your crochet sets, extensions, weave, and wigs look good. fun Fall door décor. Participants are responsible for their Participants are responsible for their own supplies. own supplies. Course: BPEN-4007 Course: CRFT-5060 FEE: $25.00 FEE: $40.00 Northwest - Instructor: Onwenu, Rosline Northwest - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 80400, Wed 5:00PM-7:00PM CRN: 77899, Sat 10:00AM-1:00PM Date: 10/21/20-12/9/20

164 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Release Your Inner Glam! Dance Every woman wants a flawless slay! This class will take your glam to the next level. Learn how to properly apply Egyptian Belly Dancing - Advan foundation, highlight and contour your face as well as Students will be exposed to variations of travel movements, how to do day, evening and smokey eye looks. Finally, advanced finger cymbal patterns, changes in Middle instruction on lash application, eyebrow filling and lip Eastern music, more advanced belly dancing steps, walks, color combinations will round the course. Participants are and shake movements. Responsible for their own supplies. Course: DANC-4002 Course: BPEN-4013 FEE: $40.00 FEE: $25.00 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Northwest - Instructor: Williams, Rashida Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 79027, Sat 12:00PM-1:00PM CRN: 78162, Wed 6:00PM-8:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 10/21/20-12/2/20 Enrichment Series Computer Science Couponing 101 Technology Training Everyone knows about coupons and how to use them, but not everyone knows how to use them effectively. In Keyboarding Basics couponing 101, you’ll learn the basic functions of retail Today, know how to type is almost a necessity in the couponing, gain valuable knowledge on saving money and business world. More and more corporate-world how to turn it into a profitable business. employees are being asked to create reports, sales letters, Course: HFAM-5046 business plans, blogs, web content, forecasts and more. FEE: $25.00 Knowing how to type can save youMhours of valuable time, Northwest - Instructor: Staff increasing your productivity. Room: TBD Course: CSTT-2014 CRN: 77832, Mon, Wed 5:00PM-6:30PM FEE: $45.00 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 71160, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Health Living/Healthy Life

Friends, Family and Facebook Vegan Lifestyle Learn how to make contact with a long lost friend or family Explore the color, textures, flavors and creativity of food. member through the most famous social media. Facebook Whether it’s a lifestyle change or experimental, acquire is the most influential way to communicate throughout the the necessary basics to shop and prepare plant based world. Participants will learn how to set-up an account, dishes. This class provides a comprehensive overview of organize personal settings and protect your privacy. Let's transitioning to a plant based diet. be friends on Facebook! Course: HEAL-4015 Course: CSTT-5012 FEE: $25.00 FEE: $40.00 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Northwest - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 77778, Thur 5:00PM-7:00PM CRN: 74955, Sat 9:00AM-10:30AM Date: 10/15/20-12/3/20 Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Weight Management: Take a Load Off! Introduction to Tablets This course will teach participants how to achieve and Participants will gain an understanding of tablet features. maintain a healthy weight for their body type through The course will focus on browsing the internet, check healthier ways of eating. It will also explain eating habits e-mails, learn how to download, read books on line, play that cause and contribute to obesity, such as overeating, video games organize content and more. eating late, excessive dieting and emotional eating. Course: CSTT-5018 Participants will learn the most common weight control FEE: $40.00 problems, diet therapy, food therapy, as well as obesity Northwest - Instructor: Staff and obesity related illnesses. Room: TBD Course: HEAL-5019 CRN: 74958, Mon 9:00AM-12:00PM FEE: $40.00 Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Northwest - Instructor: Staff

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 165 Room: TBD Northwest - Instructor: Staff CRN: 76623, Thur 9:00AM-11:55AM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 80393, Fri 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 How Sweet It Is - Preventing and Treating Diabetes Northwest - Instructor: Staff This course will teach participants about preventing and Room: TBD treating diabetes through proper nutrition and lifestyle CRN: 80396, Fri 9:00AM-12:00PM changes. They will learn the common symptoms and Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 causes of creating the disease and how to avoid them. Course: HEAL-5020 Intimate Health Solutions FEE: $40.00 This class is designed to give participants easy and Northwest - Instructor: Staff practical solutions to “intimate” personal health issues that Room: TBD they encounter due to daily stressors, poor diet/nutrition, CRN: 73120, Mon 12:00PM-3:00PM physical illnesses, such as diabetes and hypertension, and Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 medications. They will learn what super-foods to eat to correct their problems and what foods are contributing to Hypertension and Stress: Relieve the Pressure and their intimacy challenges. Relax....Ahhh Course: HEAL-5207 In this course participants will learn how to prevent FEE: $40.00 hypertension through proper nutrition and lifestyle Northwest - Instructor: Staff changes. They will learn the most common causes of this Room: TBD illness and how to avoid them. Participants will also learn CRN: 74822, Thur 12:00PM-3:00PM how to access blood pressure readings. Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Course: HEAL-5021 FEE: $40.00 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Health Science CRN: 73121, Mon 9:00AM-11:55AM Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 PN HESI Exam The Health Education Systems Incorporated (HESI) Anti-Aging-Living Healthier Academic Assessment (A2) Exam is used as an admissions This course will teach participants the process of physical standard for prospective practical (LPN)nursing students. and mental aging. They will learn certain problems Students taking the exam will be tested on 4 areas math, associated with aging, as well as food, herbs, vitamins reading, critical thinking and learning styles. Students and minerals that support the body physical and mental will only be scored on 2 areas Math and Reading and must longevity. They will also learn various mental games to score a 75%. All 4 areas must be completed in order to be keep the mind youthful and sharp. considered for entrance into the program. Students may Course: HEAL-5022 only sit for this exam twice per year. FEE: $40.00 Course: PELP-5024 Northwest - Instructor: Staff FEE: $40.00 Room: TBD Northwest - Instructor: Staff CRN: 73122, Tue 9:00AM-11:55AM Room: TBD Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 CRN: 78220, Mon 9:00AM-11:00AM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Healthy Living for Cancer Prevention Northwest - Instructor: Staff This course will teach students how to prevent the Room: TBD different types of cancers from developing in the body. CRN: 78221, Mon 9:00AM-11:00AM Prevention diet, super-foods, herbal, supplements and Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 lifestyle information will be taught to students, as well Northwest - Instructor: Staff as a thorough understanding of the common causes and Room: TBD symptoms associated with breast, prostate, cervical, CRN: 78222, Mon 9:00AM-11:00AM uterine, colon &colon-rectal, ovarian, bladder, kidney, lung, Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 stomach, liver, pancreatic, esophageal, lymphoma, skin and Northwest - Instructor: Staff brain cancer. Room: TBD Course: HEAL-5206 CRN: 78223, Mon 9:00AM-11:00AM FEE: $50.00 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Northwest - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 74821, Tue 12:00PM-3:00PM CRN: 78224, Mon 9:00AM-11:00AM Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

166 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Northwest - Instructor: Staff FEE: $40.00 Room: TBD Northwest - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia CRN: 78225, Mon 9:00AM-11:00AM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 71208, Sat 11:00AM-1:00PM Northwest - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/24/20-10/24/20 Room: TBD CRN: 78226, Mon 9:00AM-11:00AM Genealogy: What's in the Library Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Students will learn techniques on how to use the library to Northwest - Instructor: Staff conduct their family Genealogy research. Room: TBD Course: ENPR-4016 CRN: 78245, Mon 9:00AM-11:00AM FEE: $40.00 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Northwest - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia Room: TBD CRN: 71209, Sat 1:00PM-3:00PM Language and Culture Date: 10/24/20-10/24/20 Building Your Family Tree Find Family History on The Internet This course will cover techniques using Microsoft Word Students will learn how to use the Internet for family and Microsoft PowerPoint for displaying your Genealogy history research, identify and explore popular genealogy history for presentations. You should have the basic skills websites, and discover techniques for getting the most out of Microsoft Word and PowerPoint before registering for the Internet search engines and databases. this course. Course: ENPR-4000 Course: ENPR-4017 FEE: $40.00 FEE: $40.00 Northwest - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia Northwest - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 71211, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM CRN: 71212, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM Date: 11/14/20-11/21/20 Date: 12/5/20-12/12/20 Genealogy Research for Beginners Students will discover techniques and resources to help uncover their families history. Strategies for using Lawn and Garden Design research facilities and the Internet to document one's family tree will be introduced. How to make Herbal Vinegars and Dressings Course: ENPR-4001 This class will allow students to learn how to make FEE: $40.00 homemade herbal vinegars and dressing with herbs Northwest - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia grown in their gardens or can be store bought. Different Room: TBD recipes and plant list will be provided. Bring your favorite CRN: 71210, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM decorative bottle that will allow your creations to be stored Date: 10/31/20-11/7/20 or displayed in. Course: HMGP-6033 Introduction to Genealogy FEE: $40.00 This introductory course is designed to help students Northwest - Instructor: Staff discover the fundamental building blocks of Genealogy Room: TBD research. You will also learn how to document your family CRN: 77784, Sat 10:00AM-1:00PM history. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Course: ENPR-4014 FEE: $40.00 Northwest - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia Room: TBD Music CRN: 71207, Sat 1:00PM-3:00PM Date: 10/17/20-10/17/20 Beginner Guitar Bring your electric guitar (with small amplifier) or your Genealogy: History and Research acoustic guitar. Enjoy learning how to read music and play Students will learn how to use the Genealogy forms simple melodies and chord accompaniments. to abstract important information. This class is also Course: MUSC-4023 designed for Genealogy enthusiasts who are researching FEE: $45.00 their family history and would like to explore additional Northwest - Instructor: English, Ronald resources. Room: TBD Course: ENPR-4015 CRN: 71981, Mon 5:00PM-8:00PM

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 167 Date: 10/19/20-11/9/20 CRN: 71174, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 10/8/20-10/8/20 Intermediate Guitar Northwest - Instructor: Staff A Continuation of beginning guitar; Have fun making music Room: TBD in a group setting, learning to play melodies and/or chords CRN: 79176, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM in songs specifically selected to expand your skills at your Date: 10/15/20-10/15/20 own individual pace. Skills to be developed include playing open position chords in several keys, playing bar chords, as HESI Prep Course well as reading and playing more advanced melodies and This prep course is designed to assist students prepare for accompaniment rhythms. Prerequisite: Beginning Guitar I. application to the WCCCD Nursing Program. It is based on Course: MUSC-4025 the Health Education Systems Inc. entrance exam, HESI FEE: $45.00 Admission Assessment (HESI A2). The prep course will Northwest - Instructor: English, Ronald review content in three exam areas. The student taking this Room: TBD course should have completed math, English and anatomy CRN: 71982, Mon 5:00PM-8:00PM and physiology courses. Date: 11/16/20-12/7/20 Course: PELP-5023 FEE: $25.00 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Professional Exams and CRN: 78241, Tue 6:00PM-9:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Licensing Preparation Northwest - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Health and Education System, Inc. CRN: 78244, Sat 12:00PM-3:00PM The HESI (Health Education System, Inc.) is an Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 assessment of one’s academic preparedness for college- level educational programs such as nursing. Success in programs such as nursing begins with a solid foundation in Reading, Math, Science, English and Language Usage. Sewing and Design Students applying for admission to the nursing program at Wayne County Community College District will be required Fundamentals of Basic Sewing to pass the HESI Test. Students will learn to read and select the correct patterns. Course: PELP-4006 Enhance fabric knowledge and practice stitching. FEE: $40.00 Participants are responsible for purchasing their own Northwest - Instructor: Staff supplies. Room: TBD Course: SEWD-4000 CRN: 71166, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM FEE: $50.00 Date: 8/27/20-8/27/20 Northwest - Instructor: Cunningham, Ophelia Northwest - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 71158, Sat 9:00AM-1:00PM CRN: 71167, Tue 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 Date: 9/8/20-9/8/20 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Sewing II Room: TBD Students will learn the proper way to construct notch CRN: 71168, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM collars/labels, welted pockets and buttonholes with the Date: 9/10/20-9/10/20 use of fusible interfacing, vented sleeves, and inserting Northwest - Instructor: Staff a lining. Students must have a thorough knowledge of Room: TBD Sewing Pattern Selection. Participants are responsible for CRN: 71169, Tue 9:00AM-12:00PM purchasing their own supplies. Date: 9/22/20-9/22/20 Course: SEWD-4002 Northwest - Instructor: Staff FEE: $45.00 Room: TBD Northwest - Instructor: Cunningham, Ophelia CRN: 71170, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM Room: TBD Date: 9/24/20-9/24/20 CRN: 71156, Sat 1:00PM-3:00PM Northwest - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/24/20-11/21/20 Room: TBD CRN: 71171, Tue 9:00AM-12:00PM Introduction to Tailoring Techniques Date: 10/6/20-10/6/20 An introduction to tailoring and fitting techniques for men Northwest - Instructor: Staff and women in the alteration world. Emphasis will be on Room: TBD necessary requirements of becoming a tailor or fitter

168 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY in today's marketplace. Students are responsible for Jewelry Bead Design - Intermediate purchasing their own supplies. Learn various techniques of stringing multiple strands of Course: SEWD-4004 beads. Use of metal pieces, caps, closures, and pins will be FEE: $50.00 covered. Participants are responsible for their supplies. Northwest - Instructor: Cunningham, Ophelia Course: CRFT-4022 Room: TBD FEE: $30.00 CRN: 71157, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/20/20-11/12/20 Room: TBD CRN: 71154, Fri 10:00AM-11:55AM Craft Sewing Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Students will learn how to make hats with different colors and fabrics. Participants are responsible for purchasing Simple Soldering their own supplies. This course provides a fundamental working knowledge Course: SEWD-4051 of soldering metals through the techniques and projects FEE: $40.00 taught in class. Students will also learn how to solder Northwest - Instructor: Cunningham, Ophelia beautiful jewelry at home using simple and affordable Room: TBD tools. Participants are responsible for purchasing their own CRN: 71984, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM supplies. Date: 11/17/20-11/24/20 Course: CRFT-4084 FEE: $50.00 CEU's: 0.6 Machine Embroidery Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff This machine embroidery course provides an overview of Room: TBD the basic embroidery concepts and techniques. Students CRN: 79100, Fri 12:00PM-2:00PM will become familiar with the various features on their Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 embroidery machine. Learn stabilization strategies, hooping technique, spray adhesive usage and thread Introduction to Wire Working-Bracelet selection. Participants will need to bring their own Participants will learn key elements and basic wire working embroidery machine and purchase their own supplies. techniques to make bracelets. The components that will be Course: SEWD-4068 used include: headpins, jump rings, eye pins, clasps, ear FEE: $40.00 wires and dangle charms. Participants are responsible for Northwest - Instructor: Butler, Denise their own supplies. Room: TBD Course: CRFT-4091 CRN: 78177, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM FEE: $55.00 Date: 10/19/20-12/3/20 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 79099, Fri 10:00AM-11:55AM Workforce Development Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Soutache Jewelry Scala (Java) Basics for Big Data Participants will learn the basics of making beautiful In this course participants will discover the elements of the Soutache jewelry in this fun and creative beginner class. functional programming style and learn how to apply them In this class you will be guided you through the basics and in their daily programming tasks. Participants will also shown how to make glamorous pieces of jewelry. Soutache develop a solid foundation for reasoning about functional also call “Russian Braiding” is the process of using layers programs. This course is hands on; Complemented by a of cords in a way that beads can be placed side-by-side. series programming projects. Curving threads can be shaped into a range of patterns Course: CSTT-6039 creating a fabulous visual piece of wearable art. FEE: $80.00 Course: CRFT-5035 CEU's: 4.8 FEE: $50.00 Northwest - Instructor: Staff Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 79004, Tue, Thur 6:00PM-8:00PM CRN: 77811, Fri 12:00PM-1:55PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Ted Scott Vision Board Activate your personal power by creating a vision board! The process of creating a paper vision board helps you to Arts and Crafts declare specific goals and begin to bring your dreams to life! This fun, interactive class involves creating collage to

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 169 visually represent your goals in life. Learn techniques to connect to your true self and embrace changes that will Building, Construction, and make your dreams a reality! Course: CRFT-5043 Home Improvement FEE: $45.00 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Handy Home Repair Room: TBD This course provides diagnosis and resolution of problems CRN: 78942, Tue 6:00PM-8:00PM in a home as well as maintenance to avoid such problems. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Participants will learn about many types of repairs, DIY projects. For a DIY project student will how to establish The Power of Artistic Play limits on how much time and money to invest on the project. This course is an introduction of new surfaces to paint Participants will also learn how to do periodic maintenance, and creating paintings on these surfaces. Participants are for example: inspections, adjustments, cleaning or responsible for their own supplies. replacements that should be done regularly to ensure Course: CRFT-5057 proper functioning of all the systems in a home.. Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Course: BCHI-1008 Room: TBD FEE: $75.00 CRN: 77933, Tue 2:00PM-5:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 78946, Sat 9:00AM-11:00AM The Power of Artistic Play Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Each person will attempt their own version of creative painting. Interaction within the group will encourage others to attempt new creations. Teacher will encourage participants to expand on their style and accentuate Business Institute their qualities. We will discuss how to begin a painting. So You Want to be a Mystery Shopper Participants are responsible for their own supplies. Mystery shopping is used by hundreds of well-known Course: CRFT-5058 businesses to ensure consistent, top-quality service from FEE: $40.00 their employees. It's a wonderful way to earn extra money Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff and have fun while doing what you love to do. Mystery Room: TBD shoppers get assignments to do evaluations on retail stores, CRN: 77935, Thur 2:00PM-5:00PM restaurants, banks, hotels, and other places of business. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 This class will provide you with an overview of how mystery shopping works, how to sign up with shopping companies, Exploring Ink Drawing getting your first assignment, pitfalls to avoid and writing In the course a variety of ink mediums will be explored great reports. from traditional ink to Japanese Sumi ink and a variety of Course: BUSN-5022 markers currently on the market. Different surfaces and FEE: $40.00 papers will be used in making works of art. Participants Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff are responsible for their own supplies. Room: TBD Course: CRFT-5068 CRN: 79148, Tue 7:00PM-9:00PM FEE: $50.00 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 79154, Mon 8:30AM-10:30AM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Computer Science Tangle Art Technology Training In this course participants will learn techniques and designs that can be used to decorate items or create their Computer Repair - Beginner own coloring books. A demonstration of designs will be Students will learn the fundamentals of basic computer provided and participants will follow along step by step to repair peripherals, trouble shooting operating systems, create their own work of art. Participants are responsible software conflicts, system hazards, and memory issues. for their own supplies. Course: CSTT-3000 Course: CRFT-5071 FEE: $80.00 FEE: $50.00 CEU's: 4.5 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 79155, Wed 8:30AM-10:30AM CRN: 78944, Thur 10:00AM-12:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

170 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Room: TBD Dance CRN: 78943, Wed 6:00PM-8:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Hustle Participants will learn the steps of the Hustle. it's easy, it's fun and everyone is doing it. Water Features in Landscape Course: DANC-4012 The calming effects of water in the landscape have been FEE: $40.00 well documented. If you have always wanted a fountain, Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff pond, or other type of water feature in your yard, this class Room: TBD is for you. This course develops your skills in designing, CRN: 78941, Thur 6:00PM-8:00PM constructing and maintaining water features and gardens. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Course: LANS-5006 FEE: $40.00 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Educational Development CRN: 79061, Wed 6:00PM-8:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Public Speaking with Confidence Participants will learn a step-by-step approach to gain skills in speaking before groups more comfortably and confidently. Participants will also learn tips on how to field Personal Enrichment Series audience questions. Course: EDDV-6045 Home Craft Brewing FEE: $40.00 This course will focus on the quickly growing home brewing Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff hobby. Participants will be exposed to professional Room: TBD grade equipment and coursework will cover brewing, CRN: 79063, Mon 6:00PM-8:00PM fermentation, safety and sanitation, operations, agriculture, Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 marketing, management, equipment for production and bottling. Course: ARTC-6004 FEE: $25.00 Health Living/Healthy Life Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Exploring Happiness CRN: 75400, Tue 6:00PM-9:00PM Do you feel the ‘Pressure to be Happy'? This course will Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 explore the background and pressure associated with the current goasl of happiness in our society. A review of Beginner Digital Photography current literature and observations on happiness: This course provides students with an introduction to • Feeling bad about feeling bad current digital imaging technology. With the use of digital • Trying to be happy can be depressing cameras, printers and photo imaging software, students • The too busy Blues will learn the functions of their camera and explore the • Money and generosity will be discussed, with participants world of the electronic darkroom. A digital SLR camera is evaluating both the source and practicality of suggestions. required. Prior computer experience is recommended but Course: HEAL-5224 not required. FEE: $40.00 Course: PHOT-4019 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff FEE: $100.00 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79250, Thur 9:30AM-11:30AM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 75393, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Lawn and Garden Design Putting Gardens to Bed Photography This course will instruct the participant how to put a flower Exploring Photoshop and Lightroom or vegetable garden "to bed" for the winter. Learn how to This class explores Photoshop and Lightroom to of the most protect the soil and plants from the cold and frost. popular photo editing programs. The class is meant to be Course: HMGP-4010 taken after the digital photography class at the same day FEE: $25.00 and time, but that is not required. Participants will need to Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 171 bring a camera. and introduce tai chi principles to martial artists interested Course: PHOT-5006 in the cane for health. The course will assist with balance FEE: $50.00 training, hand-eye coordination, strength and endurance. Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Students will need to dress comfortable for the class and Room: TBD bring a cane. CRN: 79060, Sat 9:00AM-12:00PM Course: PEDU-5009 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $40.00 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 78939, Wed 11:00AM-12:00PM Physical Fitness and Sports Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

Hatha Yoga - Beginner Tai Chi - Chair Students will learn to build on their flexibility, strength, This course is designed for individuals who can’t stand for and health. Course includes breathing and visualization long periods of time but want the benefits of Tai Chi while techniques for maintaining your health. Please bring a being seated. Some of the benefits of Tai Chi are flexibility, thick mat, wear loose clothes, and don't eat two hours energy, well-being, lowers blood pressure and more. before class. Students need to wear comfortable clothes to class. Course: PEDU-4007 Course: PEDU-5011 FEE: $45.00 FEE: $40.00 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 75395, Fri 10:00AM-11:30AM CRN: 78166, Tue 1:00PM-2:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 77812, Mon 6:00PM-7:30PM CRN: 79164, Thur 11:00AM-12:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Beginning Judo CRN: 77840, Wed 6:00PM-7:30PM This beginning level Judo class involves learning basic Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 techniques: Improve physical fitness, balance, posture, physical co-ordination as well as mental, emotionally and Tai Chi - Beginner moral awareness. Students will learn this ancient Chinese martial art. Course: PEDU-5024 Considered a low-impact aerobic exercise, it is also used FEE: $40.00 for self-defense and stress relief. Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Course: PEDU-4012 Room: TBD FEE: $50.00 CRN: 79059, Tue 6:00PM-7:30PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 78165, Mon 11:00AM-12:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Professional Exams and Strength Training This class is designed to combine resistance exercises to Licensing Preparation tone and sculpt all major muscle groups, with intermittent short blasts of cardio. Class will be adapted to fit all fitness Pract. Nurse (LPN) HESI Prep Course levels and provide. This prep course is designed to assist students prepare for Course: PEDU-4050 application to the WCCCD Practical Nurse Program. It is FEE: $40.00 based on the Health Education System Inc. entrance exam, Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff HESI Admission Assessment (HESI A2). The prep course Room: TBD will review content in two exam areas (Math and Reading). CRN: 78945, Tue 5:30PM-7:00PM Course: PELP-5025 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $25.00 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Tai Chi- Cane Walking Stick Room: TBD Northern Energy Tai Chi Cane, this exciting original form CRN: 79125, Tue 7:00PM-10:00PM was created to introduce the cane to tai chi practitioners Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

172 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff FEE: $40.00 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79126, Thur 7:00PM-10:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79080, Wed 10:00AM-12:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 9/30/20-9/30/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79127, Tue 7:00PM-10:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79081, Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 9/25/20-9/25/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79128, Thur 7:00PM-10:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79082, Fri 2:00PM-4:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 9/25/20-9/25/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79129, Tue 7:00PM-10:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79083, Fri 10:00AM-2:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/2/20-10/2/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79130, Thur 7:00PM-10:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79084, Fri 2:00PM-4:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/9/20-10/29/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79131, Tue 7:00PM-10:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79085, Fri 2:00PM-4:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/16/20-10/16/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79132, Thur 7:00PM-10:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79086, Fri 2:00PM-4:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/2/20-10/2/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79133, Thur 7:00PM-10:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79087, Fri 10:00AM-2:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/9/20-10/9/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79134, Tue 7:00PM-10:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79088, Fri 10:00AM-2:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/16/20-10/16/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79135, Thur 7:00PM-10:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79089, TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 79136, Tue 7:00PM-10:00PM CRN: 80362, Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/28/20-8/28/20 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 79137, Thur 7:00PM-10:00PM CRN: 80363, Fri 2:00PM-4:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/28/20-8/28/20 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 79138, Tue 7:00PM-10:00PM CRN: 80364, Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 9/11/20-9/11/20 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Prac Nur (LPN) HLT and ED INC Room: TBD The HESI (Health Education System, Inc.) is an assessment CRN: 80365, Fri 2:00PM-4:00PM of academic preparedness for the Practical Nurse Date: 9/11/20-9/11/20 Program. Students applying for admission to the Practical Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Nurse Program will be required to pass the HESI Math and Room: TBD Reading section. CRN: 80366, Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM Course: PELP-5026 Date: 9/18/20-9/18/20

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 173 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Sewing and Design CRN: 80367, Fri 2:00PM-4:00PM Date: 9/18/20-9/18/20 Fundamentals of Basic Sewing Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Students will learn to read and select the correct patterns. Room: TBD Enhance fabric knowledge and practice stitching. CRN: 80368, Wed 10:00AM-12:00PM Participants are responsible for purchasing their own Date: 10/7/20-10/7/20 supplies. Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Course: SEWD-4000 Room: TBD FEE: $50.00 CRN: 80369, Thur 10:00AM-12:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/8/20-10/8/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 78059, Thur 5:00PM-8:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 80370, Wed 10:00AM-12:00PM Date: 10/14/20-10/14/20 Sewing II Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Students will learn the proper way to construct notch Room: TBD collars/labels, welted pockets and buttonholes with the CRN: 80371, TBD use of fusible interfacing, vented sleeves, and inserting Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff a lining. Students must have a thorough knowledge of Room: TBD Sewing Pattern Selection. Participants are responsible for CRN: 80372, TBD purchasing their own supplies. Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Course: SEWD-4002 Room: TBD FEE: $45.00 CRN: 80373, TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 78060, Mon 6:00PM-8:00PM CRN: 80374, TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 80375, TBD Skilled Trades Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Small Engine Repair CRN: 80376, TBD Students will learn the skills necessary to tear down and Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff assemble a small air-cooled engine for both two and Room: TBD four cycles. Students will analyze Briggs and Stratton, CRN: 80377, TBD Tecumseh, Kohler lawn mowers, garden tractors, tillers, Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff and mini bike engines. Room: TBD Course: SKTR-1003 CRN: 80378, TBD FEE: $100.00 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CEU's: 4.5 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 80379, TBD Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 71148, Wed 6:00PM-8:55PM Room: TBD Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 CRN: 80380, TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 71150, Sat 10:00AM-12:45PM CRN: 80381, TBD Date: 8/24/20-1/29/21 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 80382, TBD

174 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Microsoft Excel Basic 2016 UNIVERSITY CENTER Students will learn the basics of this software program to construct and edit spreadsheets. Students will be taught to create, modify, format and print worksheets. Course: CSTT-2003 FEE: $65.00 Computer Science CEU's: 1.5 University Center - Instructor: Wheatley, Christopher Technology Training Room: TBD CRN: 75424, Sat 12:00PM-2:25PM Computing Fundamentals: IC3 Part I Date: 11/7/20-11/21/20 This course will introduce participants to the essential basics of computer knowledge. This hands-on course is Microsoft PowerPoint Basic 2016 the first in a three-part series. Students will learn to build powerful presentations working Course: CSTT-1329 with text, backgrounds and graphics. Participants will also FEE: $60.00 learn to create, modify and print presentation materials. CEU's: 1.0 Course: CSTT-2007 University Center - Instructor: Staff FEE: $65.00 Room: TBD CEU's: 1.5 CRN: 71125, Mon 5:00PM-7:25PM University Center - Instructor: Wheatley, Christopher Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD CRN: 75425, Sat 12:00PM-2:25PM Key Applications: IC3 Part II Date: 11/28/20-12/12/20 This course will introduce participants to key computer applications: word processing and spreadsheet functions. Blogging for Beginners This hands-on course is the second component in a three- Twitter, Facebook, My Space Page. Would you like to learn part series. to create your own blog online so that family members and Course: CSTT-1330 friends can keep up to date with your life? In the course FEE: $60.00 learn how to set up a free blogger account, create a fun CEU's: 1.0 blogger layout and start blogging! University Center - Instructor: Wheatley, Christopher Course: CSTT-5002 Room: TBD FEE: $30.00 CRN: 71126, Mon 5:00PM-7:25PM University Center - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/12/20-11/2/20 Room: TBD CRN: 79000, Thur 5:00PM-7:25PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Living Online: IC3 Part III This course will introduce participants to the Internet and In this course students will learn to utilize Windows all its functions. This hands-on course is the third and final 10’s many new features including multiple desktops, a component in a three part series. traditional PC screen, tablet screen and the Cortana Course: CSTT-1340 Voice assistant. Students will also gain competence in FEE: $60.00 customizing the Start menu and Task bar, organizing apps, CEU's: 1.0 files, importing photos from cameras or phones and using University Center - Instructor: Wheatley, Christopher the Music Library. Copy, cut, paste and internet skills are Room: TBD also part of the course. CRN: 71127, Mon 5:00PM-7:25PM Course: CSTT-5054 Date: 11/9/20-11/20/20 FEE: $65.00 CEU's: 1.5 Microsoft Word Basic 2016 University Center - Instructor: Wheatley, Christopher Students will gain hands-on experience in creating and Room: TBD editing documents, formatting text and managing files. CRN: 77809, Wed 5:30PM-7:55PM Course: CSTT-2001 Date: 10/14/20-12/9/20 FEE: $65.00 CEU's: 1.5 University Center - Instructor: Wheatley, Christopher Room: TBD Enrichment Series CRN: 75423, Sat 12:00PM-2:25PM Date: 10/17/20-10/31/20 The Introduction and History of Beekeeping Participants will learn about the importance of bees and pollination pertaining to the America economy, the

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 175 types of bees, biology of bees including the three classes of Genealogy Research for Beginners bees in a hive; and their duties and functions. Students will discover techniques and resources to help Course: ENPR-5020 uncover their families history. Strategies for using research FEE: $40.00 facilities and the Internet to document one's family tree will University Center - Instructor: Staff be introduced. Room: TBD Course: ENPR-4001 CRN: 77922, Fri 10:00AM-12:30PM FEE: $40.00 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 University Center - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia Room: TBD Beekeeping Intermediate CRN: 75427, Fri 10:00AM-11:55AM Participants will learn and discuss construction hives, Date: 10/16/20-10/30/20 how to use various bee tools required for beekeeping. Bee behaviors i.e. swarming, replacing an aging queen. Introduction to Genealogy Course: ENPR-5021 This introductory course is designed to help students FEE: $40.00 discover the fundamental building blocks of Genealogy University Center - Instructor: Staff research. You will also learn how to document your family Room: TBD history. CRN: 77923, Fri 10:00AM-12:30PM Course: ENPR-4014 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 FEE: $40.00 University Center - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia Beekeeping Advance Room: TBD Participants will learn and discuss how to winterize bees, CRN: 75428, Fri 10:00AM-11:55AM what to look for when inspecting bees. Participants will also Date: 11/6/20-11/6/20 diiscuss various bee diseases and theories of prevention. Course: ENPR-5022 Genealogy: History and Research FEE: $40.00 Students will learn how to use the Genealogy forms to University Center - Instructor: Staff abstract important information. This class is also designed Room: TBD for Genealogy enthusiasts who are researching their family CRN: 77924, Fri 10:00AM-12:30PM history and would like to explore additional resources. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Course: ENPR-4015 Health Living/Healthy Life. FEE: $40.00 University Center - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia Anti-Aging-Living Healthier Room: TBD This course will teach participants the process of physical CRN: 75429, Fri 10:00AM-11:55AM and mental aging. They will learn certain problems Date: 11/13/20-11/13/20 associated with aging, as well as food, herbs, vitamins and minerals that support the body physical and mental Genealogy: What's in the Library longevity. They will also learn various mental games to Students will learn techniques on how to use the library to keep the mind youthful and sharp. conduct their family Genealogy research. Course: HEAL-5022 Course: ENPR-4016 FEE: $40.00 FEE: $40.00 University Center - Instructor: Staff University Center - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 78255, Fri 1:00PM-3:00PM CRN: 75431, Fri 10:00AM-11:55AM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 11/20/20-11/20/20

Spanish For the Traveler This is an introduction to practical Spanish conversations Language and Culture and culture. Students will discover how to say and comprehend many expressions used in everyday Spanish. Find Family History on The Internet Use common phrases of greeting, introduction, and Students will learn how to use the Internet for family history complimenting others; practice giving directions, asking for research, identify and explore popular genealogy websites, clarification, making small talk, and much more. and discover techniques for getting the most out the Course: LANG-4008 Internet search engines and databases. FEE: $40.00 Course: ENPR-4000 FEE: $40.00 University Center - Instructor: Gutierrez, Felix University Center - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, Felicia Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 71128, Sat 10:00AM-11:55AM CRN: 75426, Fri 10:00AM-11:55AM Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 Date: 11/27/20-12/11/20

176 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Conversational Spanish Beginner I Course: SEWD-4002 This course is designed for individuals interested in FEE: $45.00 learning a second language. The Conversational Spanish University Center - Instructor: Simmons, Sandra I-Beginners Class will cover grammar, how to pronounce Room: TBD vowels, verbs, use of adjectives, adverbs and more. CRN: 76590, Fri 10:00AM-12:55PM Participants are responsible Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 for purchasing the required class textbook. Course: LANG-5007 FEE: $40.00 University Center - Instructor: Gutierrez, Felix Room: TBD CRN: 80403, Sat 12:00PM-2:00PM Virtual Courses Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20

Personal Enrichment Series Arts and Crafts Beginner Digital Photography Beaded Gifts This course provides students with an introduction to Learn how to make one-of-a-kind handcrafted, beaded gifts current digital imaging technology. With the use of digital from beads, crystals, semi-precious stones, and findings! cameras, printers and photo imaging software, students Participants will learn to make holidays and other occasions will learn the functions of their camera and explore the special by creating beaded wrap serving utensils, wine world of the electronic darkroom. A digital SLR camera is glasses and napkin rings. required. Prior computer experience is recommended but Course: CRFT-4053 not required. FEE: $60.00 Course: PHOT-4019 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff FEE: $45.00 Room: TBD University Center - Instructor: Staff CRN: 75418, Sat 10:00AM-11:55AM Room: TBD Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 CRN: 77796, Tue 6:00PM-6:55PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Introduction to Wire Working This course provides a fundamental working of manipulating wire to make jewelry findings. Students will also learn key elements and basic wire working Sewing and Design techniques to make the findings used in all types of Fundamentals of Basic Sewing jewelry. Participants are responsible for purchasing their own supplies. Students will learn to read and select the correct patterns. Course: CRFT-4056 Enhance fabric knowledge and practice stitching. FEE: $30.00 Participants are responsible for purchasing their Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff own supplies. Room: TBD Course: SEWD-4000 CRN: 80404, TBD FEE: $50.00 University Center - Instructor: Simmons, Sandra Introduction to Wire Working-Bracelets Room: TBD Participants will learn key elements and basic wire working CRN: 74847, Fri 1:00PM-4:00PM techniques to make bracelets. The components that will be Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 used include: headpins, jump rings, eye pins, clasps, ear Sewing II wires and dangle charms. Participants are responsible for their own supplies. Students will learn the proper way to construct notch Course: CRFT-4091 collars/labels, welted pockets and buttonholes with the FEE: $55.00 use of fusible interfacing, vented sleeves, and inserting Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff a lining. Students must have a thorough knowledge of Room: TBD Sewing Pattern Selection. Participants are responsible for CRN: 73073, TBD purchasing their own supplies. Virtual Courses - Instructor: Robinson Young, Kathleen Room: TBD CRN: 75420, Sat 12:00PM-1:55PM Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 177 Introduction to Wire Working-Earrings Ballroom Dancing Participants will learn key elements and basic wire working This course is designed to teach students basic steps of techniques to make earrings. The components that will be ballroom dancing. Students will also learn hand and foot used include: headpins, jump rings, eye pins, clasps, ear coordination, posture, basic turns and spins. wires and dangle charms. Participants are responsible for Course: DANC-4014 their own supplies. FEE: $50.00 Course: CRFT-4092 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Gatson, Otis FEE: $55.00 Room: TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff CRN: 71129, Sat 12:00PM-1:55PM Room: TBD Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 CRN: 73072, TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Gatson, Otis Room: TBD CRN: 79158, Wed 6:00PM-7:55PM Beauty and Personal Date: 10/14/20-12/9/20 Enhancement Health Living/Healthy Life Release Your Inner Glam! Every woman wants a flawless slay! This class will take Food as Medicine your glam to the next level. Learn how to properly apply Many traditional systems of healing that have been foundation, highlight and contour your face as well as practiced throughout history, have taught for thousands of how to do day, evening and smokey eye looks. Finally, years that food is medicine and a healthy diet is a powerful instruction on lash application, eyebrow filling and lip tool for protecting one's health. Pariticipants will learn color combinations will round the course. Participants are what medicinal foods act like natural protectors against Responsible for their own supplies. disease and help slow the effcts of aging. Course: BPEN-4013 Course: HEAL-5217 FEE: $25.00 FEE: $40.00 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Williams, Rashida Virtual Courses - Instructor: Scott, Aaron Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 79196, Thur 6:00PM-8:00PM CRN: 78975, Mon, Wed 12:00PM-1:00PM Date: 10/15/20-12/10/20 Date: 10/12/20-12/9/20 Dance Egyptian Belly Dance - Beginner Students will dance to the music and rhythm of the Middle East by learning various movements while strengthening Online Courses individual muscle groups. Get a firmer figure, relieve tension and become more flexible. Course: DANC-4000 Nursing Information Overview - Online FEE: $40.00 This online course is designed for students with an interest Virtual Courses - Instructor: Carr, Stephanie in Nursing. Participants will gain some insight into the field Room: TBD of Nursing and the expectations of the students aspiring CRN: 75508, Mon 10:00AM-11:55AM admission into the Nursing Program. In this course, we Date: 10/12/20-12/7/20 will discuss the aspects of required program testing, all admission criteria, transfer policies and procedures, Hustle program progression, and the most up to date information Participants will learn the steps of the Hustle. it's easy, on the application process for Nursing. This course is a it's fun and everyone is doing it. mandatory requirement for all students planning Course: DANC-4012 admission into Nursing. FEE: $40.00 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Gatson, Otis Room: TBD CRN: 73145, Sat 2:00PM-3:55PM Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20

178 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Course: PELP-4008 Zumba Fitness Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Whether you're in great shape or a couch potato, Zumba is Room: TBD for you! Zumba is an amazing combination of irresistible CRN: 80421, Tue 4:00PM-6:00PM Latin music with dynamic, yet simple, exercise moves that is Date: 8/25/20-8/25/20 so much fun you're barely aware you're getting an excellent, Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff variable impact, cardio workout. Room: TBD Course: PEDU-4043 CRN: 80422, Tue 4:00PM-6:00PM FEE: $40.00 Date: 9/8/20-9/8/20 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Plant, Rashonda Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 79171, Thur 6:00PM-7:00PM CRN: 80423, Tue 4:00PM-6:00PM Date: 10/15/20-12/10/20 Date: 9/22/20-9/22/20 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Tai Chi II Room: TBD This course is suitable for students who have completed CRN: 80425, Tue 4:00PM-6:00PM the Tai Chi beginners' course. In this course, participants Date: 10/20/20-10/20/20 will have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of Virtual Courses - Instructor: Moore, Marcel the philosophy and principles of Tai Chi and review Tai Chi Room: TBD forms already learned. CRN: 80426, MTWRF Course: PEDU-4045 Date: 8/24/20-9/4/20 FEE: $50.00 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Frost, Elaine Room: TBD CRN: 79002, Wed 12:00PM-2:00PM Physical Fitness and Sports Date: 10/14/20-12/9/20

Hatha Yoga - Beginner Belly Dance Fitness Students will learn to build on their flexibility, strength, This class an introduction to the middle eastern and dance and health. Course includes breathing and visualization world. Participants will learn beginner foundation belly techniques for maintaining your health. Please bring a dance techniques, while dancing and burning calories to fun thick mat, wear loose clothes, and don't eat two hours traditional middle eastern and fusion choreographed dance before class. routines. In the class, participants will also learn about Course: PEDU-4007 posture, isolations, and traveling steps. A veil or cane prop FEE: $45.00 can add extra excitement. Virtual Courses - Instructor: Hunter, Rosa Course: PEDU-5022 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 74846, Fri 10:00AM-11:55AM Virtual Courses - Instructor: Carr, Stephanie Date: 10/16/20-12/11/20 Room: TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Thibodeau, Roy CRN: 78175, Tue 12:00PM-2:00PM Room: TBD Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 CRN: 75467, Tue, Thur 10:30AM-11:25AM Date: 10/13/20-12/10/20 STRONG by Zumba Stop counting the reps. Start training to the beat. STRONG Tai Chi - Beginner by Zumba® combines body weight, muscle conditioning, Students will learn this ancient Chinese martial art. cardio and plyometric training moves synced to original Considered a low-impact aerobic exercise, it is also used music that has been specifically designed to match every for self-defense and stress relief. single move. Every squat, every lunge, every burpee is Course: PEDU-4012 driven by the music, helping you make it to that last rep, FEE: $50.00 and maybe even five more. In each class you'll burn calories Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff while toning arms, legs, abs and glutes. Room: TBD Course: PEDU-5025 CRN: 78169, Tue 11:00AM-1:00PM FEE: $40.00 Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Plant, Rashonda Room: TBD CRN: 79166, Mon, Wed 6:00PM-7:00PM Date: 10/12/20-12/9/20

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 179 Professional Exams and Others Licensing Preparation Nursing Information Overview Meditation This course is designed for students with an interest in Learn and practice life changing meditation techniques Nursing. Participants will gain some insight into the field plus breathing exercises. of Nursing and the expectations of the students aspiring Course: PEDU-4018 admission into the Nursing Program. In this course, we FEE: $55.00 will discuss the aspects of required program testing, Downtown - Instructor: Staff all admission criteria, transfer policies and procedures, Room: TBD program progression, and the most up to date information CRN: 80405, Tue, Thur 12:00PM-1:00PM on the application process for Nursing.This course is a Date: 10/6/20-11/17/20 mandatory requirement for all students planning admission into Nursing. Course: PELP-4007 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Silver Circle CRN: 80424, Tue 4:00PM-6:00PM Painting for Mature Learning Date: 10/6/20-10/6/20 This course will provide information and an overview of ideologies, viewpoints and discussion on genre with HESI Prep Course regards to visual art. The course will also provide hands on This prep course is designed to assist students prepare for techniques beginning with instruction and display of still life application to the WCCCD Nursing Program. It is based on formations, landscape painting and concepts. Only Acrylic the Health Education Systems Inc. entrance exam, HESI paints will be used for this class. Students are responsible Admission Assessment (HESI A2). The prep course will for their own supplies. review content in three exam areas.The student taking this Course: CRFT-4048 course should have completed math, English and anatomy FEE: $25.00 and physiology courses. Eastern - Instructor: Rouleau, Francine Course: PELP-5023 Room: TBD FEE: $25.00 CRN: 75456, Tue 12:00PM-3:00PM Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 Room: TBD CRN: 80428, MTWRF Drawing and More for Seniors Date: 9/3/20-9/21/20 This is a basic drawing and painting class designed to introduce participants to the skills required to accurately HESI PREP Course Online render what they see. It is also an opportunity for the This virtual prep course is designed to assist students more advanced artist to gain some visual and creative prepare for application to the WCCCD Nursing Program. practice in drawing and painting that will enhance any It is based on the Health Education Systems Inc. entrance artistic endeavors. Participants are responsible for their exam, HESI Admission Assessment (HESI A2). The prep own supplies. course will review content in three exam areas. The student Course: CRFT-5014 taking this course should have completed math, English FEE: $40.00 and anatomy and physiology courses. Eastern - Instructor: Staff Course: PELP-5028 Room: TBD FEE: $25.00 CRN: 75457, Tue 9:00AM-11:55AM Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD University Center - Instructor: Braxton, Lorna CRN: 80300, MTWRF Room: TBD Date: 9/3/20-9/21/20 CRN: 77798, Tue 10:00AM-11:55AM Virtual Courses - Instructor: Moore, Marcel Date: 10/13/20-12/8/20 Room: TBD CRN: 80427, MTWRF Date: 9/21/20-10/9/20

180 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Mature Learners-Internet and You Mature Learners- Exploring The Computer This course will provide students with the opportunity to This course is an overview of computer hardware and learn many functions: Internet terminology, the benefits of software. Learn desktop functions, organizing and managing "surfing" techniques and e-mail. Students must have basic files and maneuvering an operating system. knowledge of the computer. Course: CSTT-4003 Course: CSTT-1350 FEE: $50.00 FEE: $15.00 Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 76886, Thur 12:00PM-2:00PM CRN: 71137, Mon, Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 11/12/20-12/10/20 Date: 11/2/20-11/4/20 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Room: TBD CRN: 78182, Mon 9:00AM-12:00PM CRN: 76579, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Texting for Senior Room: TBD Seniors come out and learn the world of texting CRN: 78183, Mon 9:00AM-12:00PM communication! You will learn how to text, texting language, Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 and social media outlets where texting is utilized. Lets LOL Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Laugh Out Loud) learning how to text! Room: TBD Course: CSTT-5008 CRN: 79144, Wed 8:30AM-11:30AM FEE: $20.00 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downriver - Instructor: Kessler, Hugh Room: TBD Mature Learners: Computers - Getting Started CRN: 75430, Tue 1:00PM-3:00PM This course is a six-hour workshop introducing computer Date: 11/3/20-11/17/20 basics. Getting started provides hands-on training and Northwest - Instructor: Staff teaches step-by-step theory for the PC and Windows Room: TBD environment. Also learn computer components, desktop CRN: 79785, Thur 1:00PM-3:00PM functions, and get an overview of software applications. Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Course: CSTT-4000 FEE: $25.00 Mature Learners: Introduction to Tablets Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia Design for our mature learner, participants will gain an Room: TBD understanding of tablet features. The course will focus on CRN: 71140, Mon, Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM browsing the internet, check emails, learn how to download, Date: 10/12/20-10/14/20 read books online and play games. Downtown - Instructor: Staff Course: CSTT-5037 Room: TBD FEE: $50.00 CRN: 76580, Thur 9:00AM-12:00PM Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Room: TBD Eastern - Instructor: Walker Savage, Phyllis CRN: 79146, Wed 8:30AM-11:30AM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 76885, Thur 12:00PM-2:00PM Northwest - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/15/20-11/5/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 79786, Thur 1:00PM-3:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 79143, Wed 8:30AM-11:30AM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Mature Learners: Introduction to Smart Phones Design for our mature learner, participants will gain an understanding of Smart phone features. The course will focus on browsing the internet, text messaging, check emails and learn how to download apps. Course: CSTT-5038 Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 79145, Wed 8:30AM-11:30AM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 181 Mature Learners: Windows 10 Expert Zumba Gold Fitness This course is designed for participants who want to Have fun and get moving! Every exercise is low impact and expand their computer knowledge. Learn how to create may be adapted to fit your particular challenges. Zumba folders, files and how to copy, move files and folders. You Gold mix of safe and effective aerobic exercises designed also learn how to customize the look of a desktop with to improve your overall strength, endurance and mobility. screen savers and toolbars. Adults of all ages and fitness levels welcome. Please wear Course: CSTT-6037 comfortable clothing. FEE: $25.00 Course: PEDU-4042 Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia FEE: $40.00 Room: TBD Eastern - Instructor: Staff CRN: 78983, Mon, Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM Room: TBD Date: 10/26/20-10/28/20 CRN: 72994, Mon, Wed 12:00PM-12:55PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Mature Learners Windows 10 Basic This course is for the novice computer user who is Virtual Courses - Instructor: Young, Kim interested in learning the basics of this operating System. Room: TBD Learn how to create folders and files, how to copy and CRN: 77707, Mon, Wed 11:00AM-11:45AM move files and folders and how to customize the look of a Date: 10/12/20-12/9/20 desktop with screen savers and toolbars Virtual Courses - Instructor: Walker Campbell, Carolyn Course: CSTT-6042 Room: TBD FEE: $25.00 CRN: 77810, Sat 9:00AM-9:55AM Downriver - Instructor: Watkins, Lydia Date: 10/17/20-12/12/20 Room: TBD Ted Scott - Instructor: Staff CRN: 78981, Mon, Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM Room: TBD Date: 10/19/20-10/21/20 CRN: 78940, Thur 2:00PM-3:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Yoga for Seniors Participants will learn gentle stretching exercises for Strength Training for Seniors vitality, strength and flexibility. This modified yoga This class is designed to combine resistance exercises to sequence will build strength, improve posture and make tone and sculpt all major muscle groups, with intermittent everything else more fun because of it. short blasts of cardio.Class will be adapted to fit all fitness Course: PEDU-4040 levels and provide. FEE: $25.00 Course: PEDU-4047 Virtual Courses - Instructor: Staff FEE: $40.00 Room: TBD Virtual Courses - Instructor: Scott, Aaron CRN: 72053, Mon, Wed 9:00AM-9:55AM Room: TBD Date: 10/12/20-12/9/20 CRN: 78967, Mon, Wed 10:30AM-11:55AM Eastern - Instructor: Staff Date: 10/12/20-12/9/20 Room: TBD CRN: 76946, Mon, Wed 1:00PM-1:55PM Chair Yoga Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Chair Yoga is a specially designed class for people that Virtual Courses - Instructor: Hunter, Rosa have difficulty getting up and down from the floor. In this Room: TBD class you will stretch, strengthen, increase range of motion CRN: 77705, Mon, Wed 10:00AM-10:55AM and relax muscles all with the use of props. Students are Date: 10/12/20-12/9/20 required tombring to class, a yoga strap and a yoga brick. Downtown - Instructor: Staff Course: PEDU-5008 Room: TBD FEE: $40.00 CRN: 80410, Mon, Wed 9:00AM-10:00AM Virtual Courses - Instructor: Hunter, Rosa Date: 9/21/20-11/11/20 Room: TBD CRN: 77706, Tue, Thur 9:00AM-9:55AM Date: 10/13/20-12/10/20 Eastern - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 78974, Mon, Wed 2:00PM-3:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downtown - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 80408, Mon, Wed 8:00AM-9:00AM Date: 9/21/20-10/28/20

182 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY Self-Defense Awareness - Basic for Seniors This course will help participants to become more aware Skilled Trades of their surroundings and conscious of the fact that they do not have to feel helpless in any situation. You will learn Automotive Technology and Service the basics of how to quickly disable and protect yourself Automotive Technology and Service will introduce the from an attacker so that you can escape.The goal of Self participant to the development and systems, purpose Defense is to provide participants with response options to and function, component identification and terminology, an attack. maintenance and commonly performed repair procedures Course: PEDU-5010 used on modern cars, light trucks and sport utility vehicles Eastern - Instructor: Staff No experience is required. Room: TBD Course: AUTO-5000 CRN: 75554, Sat 10:00AM-12:00PM FEE: $100.00 Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD Body Alignment 101 CRN: 77841, Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM This class will focus on body mechanics and postural Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 alignment. Alignment refers to how the head, shoulders, spine, hips, knees and ankles relate and line up with each Workforce Development other. Proper alignment of the body puts less stress on Industrial Emergency Services Training: Incipient Level the spine and helps you have good posture. Good posture The course is designed for industrial emergency promotes, balance, flexibility and optimal range of motion. services personnel who fight incipient state fires and for Participants should be prepared for class with loose management personnel who are responsible for developing fitting clothes, a water bottle, a mat, and a small hand procedures and training for the industrial fire brigade. It will towel (optional). assist management personnel in complying with applicable Course: PEDU-5014 laws and regulations. University Center - Instructor: Staff Course: IPST-4013 Room: TBD Downriver - Instructor: Staff CRN: 78234, Mon 1:00PM-3:00PM Room: TBD Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 CRN: 76864, MTW 8:00AM-4:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 76970, MTW 8:00AM-4:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21 Downriver - Instructor: Staff Room: TBD CRN: 78143, MTW 8:00AM-4:00PM Date: 8/22/20-1/29/21

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Continuing Education Frequently Asked Questions

HOW/WHEN CAN I REGISTER? WILL I RECEIVE CONFIRMATION AFTER I REGISTER Remember that some of our courses begin after the FOR A CLASS? regular semester start date. For classes with a later In most cases, you should receive a computer start date, registration is ongoing throughout the generated confirmation at the time of registration. If semester. you register by mail or fax, you should receive a • Walk-In Registration deadline: Seven days confirmation within seven to ten days via mail if your prior to the first class meeting. current mailing address is correct in the District’s • Mail-In Registration deadline: Please mail the computer system. form at least 10 business days prior to the beginning of class. The form must be DO YOU HAVE ADMISSION and/or REGISTRATION FEES processed seven days prior to the first class meeting. FOR CE CLASSES? • Fax-In Registration deadline: Seven days prior No. to the first class meeting. • Online Registration: Seven days prior to the first DO I HAVE TO TAKE THE COMPASS TEST (ADMISSION class meeting. TEST) TO TAKE CE CLASSES? No. WHAT REGISTRATION FORM DO I NEED TO COMPLETE IF I REGISTER ON CAMPUS? HOW CAN I PAY FOR MY CLASSES? The Continuing Education registration form is located Payment may be made by E-Check, Visa, MasterCard, inside the CE Schedule book for that semester. You Discover, American Express, or debit card. Personal can also obtain the form from a Campus Registration checks must be drawn on a bank in Michigan and must office or it can be downloaded from our CE link on our have a preprinted check #, name and account number WCCCD website (www.wcccd.edu). on them. If the writer of the check is a person other than the student, the student must present the DO I HAVE TO PAY AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION? writer’s ID. The student must have adequate picture Yes, the District does not accept cash. Students may identification and endorse the check. Any one of the opt to pay by check, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, following identifications is accepted: Driver’s license, American Express or ATM debit transfer. The District military service I.D. card, state picture, I.D. card, or Bookstores provide prepaid debit cards for a nominal passport. (Exception: No student identification is fee. It is recommended that the student review the needed for a minor whose parent/guardian is cost of fees in the class schedule before registering. making the payment with a personal check). Note: ALL RETURNING STUDENTS WHO HAVE AN OUTSTANDING BALANCE MUST PAY 100% OF www.wcccd.edu>Webgate>LOGIN>Pay your tuition THEIR OUTSTANDING BALANCE BEForE THEY CAN REGISTER FOR THE CURRENT SEMESTER. WHAT IF MY CLASS IS CANCELLED? The School of Continuing Education reserves the right WHAT IS THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER? to cancel any class if enrollment is insufficient. The Due to the limited seating capacity, we encourage you to decision to hold or cancel a course is made, in most register seven business days prior to the start of the class. cases, seven business days prior to the start of the course. In cases of course cancellation, an attempt will be made to contact you either by telephone or mail.

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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DROPPING A IS IT NECESSARY TO TAKE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM CLASS AND WITHDRAWING FROM A CLASS? CLASSES IN SEQUENTIAL ORDER? A student who drops a class before the start date Yes, one course builds upon another so classes must of the class will receive a 100% refund for that class. be taken in sequential order. A student who withdraws from a class after the class begins will receive no refund. CAN MINORS TAKE CLASSES? Yes. We do allow students under eighteen years WHAT IS THE REFUND POLICY? ofage to enroll in our Kids’ College classes with If the District cancels a course, you will receive a full parental permission. refund. If you withdraw from a course prior to the start of the course, you will receive a full refund. I’VE FORGOTTEN MY USER ID (A NUMBER). No refunds will be issued to those who withdraw after WHAT DO I DO? the class has started. For refund questions, you may Go to your nearest campus Admissions office with contact the Finance Department at 313-496-2873. valid identification to inquire.

WHAT IS A CEU? HOW DO I OBTAIN A PARKING PERMIT? A CEU (Continuing Education Unit) provides a record A parking permit can be obtained from your Campus and accountability for continuing education activities Safety Department. Please bring your driver’s license, that meet the certification requirements of certain car registration, and current class schedule. professional organizations. In all recognized educational circles, one CEU is equal to 10 contact DO I NEED A STUDENT PICTURE ID? hours of participation in an organized continuing Yes, your picture ID can be obtained from the Campus education or extension experience. Safety Department.

WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS TO RECEIVE A ARE THERE BOOKS REQUIRED FOR CE CLASSES? CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION FOR THE CE SHORT-TERM It is recommended that you ask the instructor about CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS? book requirements on the first day of class. You must complete all courses required in each particular certificate area of study. AM I REQUIRED TO PURCHASE MY OWN BOOKS and or SUPPLIES? WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS TO RECEIVE A All classes require you to purchase books and CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION FOR MY CHILDREN/ or supplies. CHILD FOR CE SHORT-TERM CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS? You must complete all courses required in each WHAT IF I MOVE OR CHANGE MY PHONE NUMBER? particular certificate area of study. It is the student’s responsibility to update any changes to their contact information (i.e. telephone numbers, IN ORDER TO RECEIVE A CERTIFICATE DO I HAVE TO address). Student information is not automatically TAKE ALL THE CLASSES DURING ONE SEMESTER? updated when a new course registration is received. It is recommended that students who want to To make changes to your student record, contact the complete a specific Certificate Program within the Office of Admissions at any of the WCCCD’s five same semester, register for all courses at the same campuses to complete a Change of Data Form with time. The Certificate Programs have class size limits, the appropriate documentation (i.e. valid ID, marriage so register early. certificate, social security card, etc.) to substantiate change.

WHAT HAPPENS IF THERE IS BAD WEATHER? Call the inclement weather line 313-496-2600.

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Curtis L. Ivery Health & Wellness Education Center

Continuing Education Classes that fuel the mind, body & spirit WCCCD’s Curtis L. Ivery Health and Wellness Center is now open. Located in the heart of the Curtis L. Ivery Central Education Complex, HWEC is a world-class facility with space to accommodate practical training, classroom education, physical and wellness training sessions, and space for sports, celebrations, partner events, and much more. It truly acts as a crossroads between health, wellness, education, and real-world career opportunity.

The new Curtis L. Ivery Health and Wellness Center represents a new era in health science education and student community life. It offers students spaces to make career, health, and community connections. The Center’s design combines world-class education and training spaces with other spaces for team sports, wellness retail, and a range of events to keep our community connected.

Explore the continuing education classes available this fall – both online and in-person in our new studio and classroom spaces.

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CHAIR YOGA CRN 42951 ZUMBA cont. hrs 12 cont. hrs 24 Specially designed class for people that have difficulty Whether you’re in great shape or a couch potato, getting up and down from the floor. In this class you will Zumba is for you! Zumba is an amazing combination stretch, strengthen, increase range of motion and relax of irresistible Latin music with dynamic, yet simple, muscles all with the use of props must bring a yoga exercise moves that is so much fun you’re barely strap and a yoga brick. aware you’re getting an excellent, variable impact, cardio workout. HATHA YOGA cont. hrs 16 TAI CHI Students will learn to build on their flexibility, strength, cont. hrs 24 and health. Course includes breathing and visualization Students will learn this ancient Chinese martial art. techniques for maintaining your health. Please bring a Considered a low-impact aerobic exercise, it is also thick mat, wear loose clothes, and don’t eat two hours used for self-defense and stress relief. before class MEDITATION YOGA FOR SENIORS cont. hrs 12 cont. hrs 16 “Meditation can be done in a chair or seated on yoga Participants will learn gentle stretching exercises for blankets. Calm your mind, settle your body and find vitality, strength and flexibility. This modified yoga a softer focus to your day. Beginners to practicing sequence will build strength, improve posture and meditators will benefit from this class. This class make everything else more fun because of it. consists of a beginning breath work and then progressing into guided mindfulness meditation, short PILATES break with discussion on bringing meditation into our cont. hrs 15 daily lives and a second seated guided meditation from Learn traditional floor exercises developed by Joseph many traditions which may include: Mantra meditation, H. Pilates with the focus on the bodies’ powerhouse guided imagery, mindfulness etc.” (lower back, abdominal, pelvic muscles), creating good posture, strength and flexibility throughout the body. Bring your own mat or beach towel.

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WEIGHT TRAINING HUSTLE cont. hrs NA cont. hrs 10 Designed to teach the basic principles and techniques Participants will learn the steps of the Hustle. It’s of strength training. Includes partner training; lean easy, it’s fun and everyone is doing it. taken the Intro body mass assessment; increasing muscular ffitness. to Modern Series or have some experience with modern dance.

KICKBOXING FAMILY YOGA cont. hrs 30 cont. NA Techniques to increase muscular endurance and Practice yoga as a family. With something for everyone, strength, enhance flexibility and increase body this class will incorporate different poses, stretches, awareness and self-confidence. Jabs, kicks, and blocks and relaxation techniques to allow you to enjoy the yoga will be used in this martial arts based workout. experience together with your kids. This class will be for families with kids 5 years and older. HIIT cont. hrs NA WALKING FOR FITNESS High Intensity Interval Training, is a training technique cont. NA to which you give all out, 100% effort through quick This class allows you to choose your own “speed” of bursts of exercise, followed by short, sometimes active walking, whether it be a 20-minute per mile pace, or recovery periods. This class gets and keeps your heart a 12-minute per mile pace. All class members meet rate up burning more fat in less time. together at the beginning and end of each class session to stretch, and to share in the camaraderie that exists BELLY DANCING in activity groups like this. During the time allotted for cont. hrs 30 the cardiovascular portion of the class, each individual Students will dance to the music and rhythm of the will be expected to participate to the fullest at their own Middle East by learning various movements while fitness level. strengthening individual muscle groups. Get a firmer figure, relieve tension and become more flexible.

WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 189 weight, marital status, disability, or political affiliation INSTITUTIONAL STATEMENTS or belief, shall be discriminated against, excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise subjected to discrimination in employment or in any DRUG FREE WORKPLACE program or activity for which it is responsible or for which Wayne County Community College District makes it receives financial assistance from the U.S. Department every effort to provide a drug-free workplace and of Education. (Policy adopted by the Wayne County environment. The District expressly prohibits the Community College District’s Board of Trustees, unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensation, July 28, 1993) possession, or use of any controlled substance in the workplace. The term “controlled substance” shall NOTICE OF NON(DISCRIMINATION mean a controlled substance in schedules I through V of Any questions concerning Title IX of the Education Section 202 of the Control Substance Act (21 U.S.C. 812). Amendments of 1972 which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex, or inquiries related to Section 504 of the Any individual found to be in violation of this policy Rehabilitation Act of 1973 which prohibits discrimination has engaged in a gross misconduct and is subject to on the basis of handicap, and inquiries related to Title II of disciplinary action, up to and including expulsion for the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) which provides students, termination for employees, a permanent comprehensive civil rights protection for individuals with ban from the premises for visitors, and/or criminal disabilities, or the District’s Statement of Compliance with prosecution for all violators. Federal and State law, should be directed to the Director of Human Resources, Wayne County Community College All employees shall, as a condition of their employment, District, 801 W. Fort, Detroit, MI 48226 or by calling: abide by the terms in this policy. In addition, employees 313-496-2765. engaged in the performance of any federal grant or contract will notify their supervisor and/or personnel GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES department of any criminal drug statute conviction TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964 occurring in the workplace no later than five (5) days TITLE IX OF THE EDUCATION AMENDMENT OF 1972 after such conviction SECTION 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACT OF 1973 (Approved 6/28/89). AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) SMOKE FREE COMPLIANCE If any student believes that Wayne County Community In compliance with the Michigan Clean Indoor Air Act, College District or any part of the school’s organization Wayne County and City of Detroit ordinances, Wayne has not applied the principles and/or regulations of (1) County Community College District and its facilities are Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964; (2) Title IX of the smoke-free. Education Amendment of 1972; (3) Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; or the ADA, the student may STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE bring forward a complaint (which shall be referred to as a Wayne County Community College District (WCCCD), grievance through this text) to the local Equal Opportunity pursuant to the requirements of Titles VI and VII of Compliance Coordinator at the following address: the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Wayne County Community College District Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the District Vice Chancellor Vietnam-Era Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act, the for Human Resources and Administration Elliot-Larsen Civil Rights Act, Executive order 11246, 2nd Floor, 801 W. Fort, Detroit, MI 48226 and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) telephone: 313-496-2765 complies with all Federal and State laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination and with all requirements and The appropriate procedures must be followed by the regulations of the U.S. Department of Education. student in order for his/her grievance to be thoroughly reviewed for merit. The grievance procedures (steps) are It is the policy of WCCCD that no person, on the basis outlined below. of race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, height,

190 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE THE FAMILY EDUCATIONAL FOR EOCC COMPLAINTS RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT

The person who believes he/she has a valid basis for (FERPA a grievance shall discuss the grievance informally on a verbal basis with the Equal Opportunity Compliance The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, Coordinator, who shall in turn investigate and reply FERPA is a federal law that states (a) that a written to the complaint with an answer to the grievance. The institutional policy must be established and (b) that a student may begin formal procedures according to the statement of adopted procedures covering the privacy following steps. rights of students be made available. The law provides that the institution will maintain the confidentiality of Step 1 student educational/financial records. A written statement of the grievance signed by the student shall be submitted to the Equal Opportunity WCCCD accords all the rights under the law to students Compliance Coordinator within five (5) business days of who are declared independent. No one outside the receipt of the answers to the informal grievance. The institution shall have access to, nor will the institution coordinator shall further investigate the matters of disclose, any information from the student’s grievance and reply in writing to the student within five educational/financial records without the written consent (5) business days. of the student except to personnel within the institution, to officials of other institutions in which the student Any complaint submitted under this procedure shall seeks to enroll, to persons or organizations providing the be filed at Step 1 within twenty (20) business days after student with financial aid, to accrediting agencies carrying the student becomes aware or reasonably should have out their accreditation function, to persons in compliance become aware of the complaint. If the complaint is with a judicial order, and to persons in an emergency in not served within that time, it will not be considered. order to protect the health or safety of students or other Failure by the student to appeal the complaint from Step persons. All these exceptions are permitted under 1 to Step 2 within the stated time limit procedure shall the Act. also nullify the complaint. Within the WCCCD community, only those members, Step 2 individually or collectively, acting in the student’s If the student wishes to appeal the decision of the Equal educational interest are allowed access to student Opportunity Compliance Coordinator, the student may educational records. These members include personnel in submit an appeal to the Chancellor of the District within the Offices of Admissions and Records, Student Services, and academic personnel within the limitations of their need to know.

five (5) business days after receipt of the Coordinator’s At its discretion, the institution may provide Directory response. The Chancellor (or a designee) shall meet Information in accordance with the provisions of the Act with all parties involved within ten (10) business days to include: student name, address, telephone number, to formulate a conclusion, and respond in writing to the email address, date and place of birth, major field of student within ten (10) business days. study, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received, the most recent previous educational agency or institution Step 3 attended by the student, participation in officially If at this point the grievance has not been satisfactorily recognized activities and sports, and weight and height settled, further appeals may be made to the Office of members of athletic teams. Students may withhold of Civil Rights, Department of Education, Washington, Directory Information by notifying the Vice Chancellor of D.C. 20201. Student Services in writing within two weeks after the first day of class for the semester.

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 191 Requests for nondisclosure will be honored by the STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES institution for only one academic year. Therefore, The District publishes a document – the Student authorization to withhold Directory Information must be Handbook which includes the Student Code of Conduct filed annually with the Vice Chancellor of Student and expects that every studentwill become familiar with Services. Forms utilized to make this request are this information. This document is designed to help you available in the Office of Admissions and Records at all successfully navigate through the educational process campus locations. at WCCCD and outlines our expectations for student behavior. It is the student’s responsibility to become For additional information regarding the Family familiar with this publication and refer to it as needed. Education Rights and Privacy Act please visit our You may obtain a copy of the Student Handbook on our website at www.wcccd.edu and reference the Student website at www.wcccd.edu. Handbook.

SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER PRIVACY ACT The State of Michigan has recently enacted the Social DISTRICT POLICE Security Number Privacy Act that requires all public AUTHORITY and private businesses and institutions to enact a policy regarding the protection and disclosure of social INTRODUCTION TO DISTRICT POLICE AUTHORITY security numbers. In compliance with this law and Safety and security are important issues for the entire in furtherance of Wayne County Community College Wayne County Community College District community. District’s commitment to protect the privacy of its Each member of the District’s campus communities — students, a Social Security Number Protection Policy faculty, staff and students — is responsible for taking an has been adopted by the District. active role in both reporting and preventing incidents that might jeopardize the safety of others attending, visiting In accordance with this policy, all students should be or working at Wayne County Community College District. aware that their social security number will not be It is the District’s intent to provide the safe environment publicly displayed with more than four (4) sequential needed for its members to successfully pursue their digits, or used as a primary account number by the various goals. District. Furthermore, students will not be required to supply their social security number to gain access to The following information is provided in compliance with any computer system, internet websites or networks the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act (Title II, administered by the District. Public Law 101-542), as amended, and the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Amendments of 1989 Additionally, in order to avoid inadvertent disclosure, no (Public Law 101-226). document will be mailed or electronically transmitted by the District that contains more then four (4) sequential I. CAMPUS CRIME REPORTING PROCEDURES digits of a student’s social security number unless All criminal incidents and emergency situations are to be required by state or federal law, a court order or under immediately reported to the District Police Authority at the other conditions expressly stated in the District’s 313-496-2800. Depending on the nature of the situation, Policy. Also as part of its Social Security Number appropriate police authorities are contacted. Incident Protection Policy, the District has adopted disposal reports are prepared, reviewed by District administrative procedures that require all documents that contain a personnel, and, if warranted, further actions are taken student’s social security number be either eradicated as governed by law, employee labor contracts, and or destroyed. student conduct policies. All staff, faculty, students, and visitors are encouraged to report any suspicious persons, If students have any questions about this policy, or activities, and events, as well as actual incidents and need clarification on any of the District’s procedures emergency situations to District Police Authority. concerning social security numbers, please either consult the District’s Policy Manual online at II. CAMPUS SECURITY AND ACCESS www.wcccd.edu or contact the Administration. Exterior lighting, patrols, alarm systems, and specific

192 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY surveillance monitoring of interior and exterior Wayne County Sheriff deputy have to conduct temporary buildings are just a few of the security measures taken questioning and to make arrests in any jurisdiction within by the District for the safety of the District community. the State of Michigan. The Police Authority’s sworn police All students, faculty, staff and visitors are encouraged officers have additional response rights and duties that to be actively aware of their surroundings and mindful extend beyond their hours of duty. They are responsible for of their personal protection. Concerns regarding patrolling the campuses and surrounding areas 365 days exterior lighting and other safety matters should be a year. They are also authorized to investigate, arrest, or reported to District safety personnel. take any other necessary action to address any criminal or other public infraction within WCCCD’s campuses or in the Students, employees, and visitors have access to most immediate area. areas on the campuses during regular District hours as posted at each facility. A high-security keying system The District Police Authority works closely with other is used to limit access to computer areas, laboratories, law enforcement agencies to maximize safety within the storage areas, shops, and similar areas to times when District at all times. In particular, the Police Authority an attendant is present. Administrative hours are 8:30 has developed an invaluable relationship with the Wayne a.m. to 10:00 p.m., unless otherwise posted. Parking is County Sheriff’s Department. This partnership has limited to students, staff and visitors. expanded the Police Authority’s ability to enforce local and state laws and improve the overall safety and security of III. CAMPUS LAW ENFORCEMENT our students, faculty, staff, and visitors by giving the Police The Police Authority is dedicated to the philosophy of Authority access to all of the resources within the Wayne community policing. It embraces the concept of working County Sheriff Department. with the college community to resolve issues. Although safety is the top priority of the Police Authority, it can IV. SUBSTANCE ABUSE only be accomplished as a collaborative effort. Each Wayne County Community College District is committed WCCCD campus has a contingent of campus safety to providing a drug-free environment for all of the officers, Police Authority officers, and sworn police District’s community members — students, employees and officers. All of these officers are supervised by a visitors. The District believes that drug abuse education corporal, sergeant, and lieutenant under the direction and prevention programs are essential components of a of a Captain and the Director of the District Police comprehensive strategy to deal with illicit drug use and Authority. alcohol abuse on District premises or during District- related activities. Campus safety officers are security officers who serve as the eyes and ears of the District Police Authority by Students, employees, and visitors to the District are conducting uniformed foot patrols in and around each expected to observe all federal, state, and local laws and of the campuses. They have the same arrest authority District regulations governing the use and possession as a citizen which is for a felony. Police Authority of alcoholic beverages, narcotics, dangerous drugs, or officers also referred to as, “Security Police Officer” controlled substances. All students, employees, and have misdemeanor arrest authority while on active visitors are specifically forbidden to use or possess duty, on the college’s premises and in full uniform. alcoholic beverages, narcotics, dangerous drugs or The Director of District Police Authority is responsible controlled substances, or to be under their influence while for licensure and all of the officers that have the arrest on District property. authority must meet certain training requirements. For students, violation of District regulations may result The sworn police officers are recognized by the in disciplinary action up to and including expulsion from Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards the District and referral for prosecution. Employees who (“MCOLES”) as sworn peace officers. They have full violate District regulations are subject to disciplinary police authority on WCCCD campuses, adjacent streets action up to and including termination from employment and highways, and have the same powers that a at the District. In the case of District visitors, failure to Michigan State trooper, a Detroit Police officers, and a follow regulations may result in a request to leave District

NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 193 property or the District activity. It also may result in STUDENT HANDBOOK — The Student Handbook arrest and referral to the local prosecutor’s office. contains materials regarding the Student Code of Conduct, District policies, the Alcohol and Drug Abuse policy, and The entire Alcohol and Drug Abuse policy is outlined in other matters of conduct. the Wayne County Community College District Student Handbook, which can be obtained in any Campus VII. INFORMATION Student Services Office. The Board of Trustees Policy For further information concerning safety measures or 4.1.10, Substance and Alcohol Use on Duty, regarding specific questions regarding crime, contact the District employees, is available from the Board of Trustees Director of Police Authority at 801 W. Fort St., Office and is outlined in the Employee Handbook. Detroit, MI 48226; or by calling 313-496-2650.

V. DRUG AND ALCOHOL PREVENTION AWARENESS CRIME STATISTICS To assist individuals in substance abuse prevention and Crime Statistics are available for disclosure pursuant to awareness, students are encouraged to seek assistance Section 485 of the Higher Education Act of 1965, through the office of student services. Student services as amended by the Student Right-to-Know and Campus will refer students to the proper resources to gain Security Act (P.L. 101-542) and the Higher Education information related to substance avoidance and/or Technical Amendments of 1991 (P.L. 102-26) for counseling. In addition, students are encouraged to two-year institutions. attend all orientations, substance abuse/ awareness workshops and seminars. The office of Student Services CAMPUS CRIME REPORTING STATISTICS may be reached by calling 313-496-2634. In accordance with the Section 485(a) and (f) of the Higher Education Act, and Section 225 of Public Act 109 of 1999, VI. DISTRICT POLICE AUTHORITY AND the crime statistics for the Wayne County Community SECURITY AWARENESS College District are now available for viewing on the world It is the intent of Wayne County Community College wide web. To access the web site, please use the following District to make every effort to prevent crime rather addresses. than react to crime after it has occurred. The District • http://ope.ed.gov/security makes every effort to inform the District community • http://www.wcccd.edu/dept/crime_statistics.htm on matters of awareness, events of importance, and personal safety. Bulletin boards are maintained at each Per the U.S Department of Education, Office of District Police Authority station. Information pertinent Postsecondary Education, this web address is subject to to safety concerns, personal protection, community change and is undergoing continuous updates as new data feedback, and other information that might be required is received. by applicable laws and ordinances is posted on these bulletin boards. Further crime prevention activities are In addition, in accordance with the Jacob Wetterling provided by such programs as the following: Crimes Against Children and Sexually Violent Offender Registration Act (42 U.S.C. 14071), each institution of ELECTRONIC ALARM SYSTEMS — Alarms are installed higher learning may access a list of all registered sex in a number of areas to monitor unauthorized entry, offenders attending and/or working at their site by exit, movement, etc. accessing the search option on the Public Sex Offender Registry Web Site. It is updated every morning at 6 a.m. EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM — District Wide text and Email notification system. The web address is http://www.mipsor.state.mi.us

SECURITY PATROLS — District Police Authority CLERY ACT personnel patrol the campus grounds and buildings on In compliance with the Student Right-to-Know and foot, bicycle and in vehicles. Campus Security Act enacted Nov. 8, 1990, later formally PARKING CONTROLS — Observation booths and vehicle renamed the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security registrations are used to provide additional security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, and commonly and control. referred to as simply the Clery Act, the Wayne County Community College District Police Authority Department

194 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE collects and publishes specific information on campus DISTRICT OFFICE BUILDING crime statistics, security policies and services. The WCCCD District Police Authority Department is service- General Information 313-496-2600 oriented, trained in professional standards and dedicated to the safety and comfort of our students, faculty, staff Alumni Relations...... 313-496-2775 and visitors. Our primary concern is to protect life Board of Trustees...... 313-496-2510 and property and to allow the educational process to Distance Learning ...... 313-496-2684 evolve safely. District Police Authority...... 313-496-2800 All criminal incidents and emergency situations are Human Resources...... 313-496-2765 to be immediately reported to the District Police Inclement Weather Line ...... 313-496-2600 Authority at 313-496-2800. Depending on the nature of the situation, appropriate police authorities will be Information Line...... 313-496-2600 contacted. Incident reports are prepared and reviewed Information Technology ...... 313-496-2666 by District administrative personnel, and, if warranted, further actions are taken as governed by law, employee Student Services ...... 313-496-2634 labor contracts, and student conduct policies. All staff, Veteran’s Affairs ...... 313-579-6924 faculty, students, and visitors are encouraged to report any suspicious persons, activities, events, as well as SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION actual incidents and emergency situations to the General Information 313-496-2704 District Police Authority security personnel immediately. DOWNRIVER CAMPUS General Information 734-946-3500 Wayne County Community College District’s annual security report is now available. This report is required CURTIS L. IVERY by federal law and contains policy statements and crime DOWNTOWN CAMPUS statistics for the school. General Information 313-496-2758 EASTERN CAMPUS The policy statements address the school’s policies, General Information 313-922-3311 procedures and programs concerning safety and NORTHWEST CAMPUS security, for example, policies for responding to General Information 313-943-4000 emergency situations and sexual offenses. Three years’ worth of statistics are included for certain types of TED SCOTT CAMPUS crimes that were reported to have occurred on campus, General Information 734-699-7008 in or on off-campus buildings or property owned or MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER controlled by the school and on public property within General Information 313-962-7150 or immediately adjacent to the campus. This report is MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER ( available online at http://www.wcccd.edu/dept/cleryAct. CENTER FOR LEARNING TECHNOLOGY htm. You may also request a paper copy from the General Information 313-962-7155 Director of District Police Authority.

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