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46 PHOENIX COLLEGE SUMMER AND FALL 2011 SCHEDULE EZINE PUBLISHED ON 03/21/2011 Are there still seats available in my favorite class? <strong>Find</strong> <strong>Out</strong>! Click Here Course Class No. No. Title Start Credits Del Del. Course Class No. No. Title Start Cred Credits Del Del. Political Science (POS) POS221 18373 Arizona Constitution 05/31 1.00 IN POS222 18369 U.S. Constitution 06/13 2.00 IN Psychology (PSY) PSY101 14702 Introduction to Psychology 05/23 3.00 IN PSY101 18464 Introduction to Psychology 07/05 3.00 IN PSY240 14703 Developmental Psychology 05/23 3.00 IN Recreation (REC) REC120 14851 Leisure And The Quality Of Life 05/31 3.00 IN Religious Studies (REL) REL243 14816 World Religions 05/31 3.00 IN REL243 14959 World Religions 05/31 3.00 IN ONLINE & HYBRID Sociology (SOC) SOC101 14901 Introduction to Sociology 05/31 3.00 IN SOC101 18478 Introduction to Sociology 06/27 3.00 IN SOC101 18479 Introduction to Sociology 05/23 3.00 IN SOC140 14926 Racial and Ethnic Minorities 05/16 3.00 IN SOC265 18480 Sociology of Aging 05/16 3.00 IN Spanish (SPA) SPA101 14709 Elementary Spanish I 05/23 4.00 IN SPA101 14710 Elementary Spanish I 05/23 4.00 IN SPA101 14983 Elementary Spanish I 05/23 4.00 IN SPA101 18370 Elementary Spanish I 06/27 4.00 IN SPA101 18372 Elementary Spanish I 06/27 4.00 IN SPA102 14711 Elementary Spanish II 05/23 4.00 IN SPA102 18377 Elementary Spanish II 06/27 4.00 IN SPA102 18379 Elementary Spanish II 06/27 4.00 IN SPA201 14712 Intermediate Spanish I 05/23 4.00 IN SPA201 18381 Intermediate Spanish I 06/27 4.00 IN SPA202 18382 Intermediate Spanish II 06/27 4.00 IN SPA202 18384 Intermediate Spanish II 06/27 4.00 IN Spanish Humanities (SPH) SPH245 14713 Hispanic Heritage in the Southwest 05/23 3.00 IN SPH245 14974 Hispanic Heritage in the Southwest 05/23 3.00 IN SPH245 18385 Hispanic Heritage in the Southwest 06/27 3.00 IN SPH245 18386 Hispanic Heritage in the Southwest 06/27 3.00 IN Therapeutic Massage/Wellness Education (WED) WED151 14824 Introduction To Alternative Medicine 05/31 3.00 IN WED172 14823 Overview Of Herbal Remedies 05/31 1.00 IN WED204 18358 Establishing A Massage Practice 05/31 3.00 IN WED232 14715 Therapeutic Massage Practices III 05/31 6.00 HY [FYC] = First-Year Composition [L] = Literacy and Critical Inquiry [MA] = Mathematics [CS] = Computer/Statistics/Quantitative Applications [HU] = Humanities and Fine Arts [SB] = Social and Behavioral Sciences [SQ/SG] = Natural Sciences [C] = Cultural Diversity in the United States [G] = Global Awareness [H] = Historical Awareness
PHOENIX COLLEGE SUMMER AND FALL 2011 SCHEDULE EZINE | 47 FOR CURRENT CLASS SCHEDULE UPDATES VISIT MY.MARICOPA.EDU | New! NEW PROGRAM: Environmental and Natural Resource Stewardship Academic Certificate The Phoenix College Environmental and Natural Resource Stewardship (ENRS) Academic Certificate allows students to: * DEVELOP valuable, in-demand skills through education and field experience; * CONNECT with working professionals and potential employers; * EXPLORE their educational and career options without a big initial commitment; and * INVEST in themselves and in their communities at the same time. The Certificate curriculum is a relatively short program of study that provides students with a fundamental understanding of the many kinds of environmental and natural resource problems facing society today. Throughout their studies students will work closely with faculty and working professionals to refine and strengthen their critical-thinking, decision-making, and team-building skills; the kinds of skills that are in high demand in today's evolving job markets The ENRS Academic Certificate curriculum consists of five core courses plus one elective course. Collectively, these courses provide students with a well-rounded, interdisciplinary program of study in which they develop an in-depth understanding of the complex and multidimensional nature of modern environmental and natural resource issues and problems. The Certificate courses were carefully chosen so as to maximize the student’s transfer options. For more information, contact: Call: Program Director, Steve Thorpe — 602.285.7819 View the ezine online to play the video
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