Student Resources
Course Schedule spring 2006 D-J
Course Schedule subject to change. Change is a fact of life - especially when it comes to schedules. Changes will be in red.
Updated 01/25/07 @ 4:38P
DIETETICS & NUTRITION - DN
DN A145 Child Nutrition 3.0 CR
36982 P11 T 04:00P-06:45P FSM 103 Shaginoff 01/16-05/07
DN A147 Geriatric Nutrition 3.0 CR
... CANCELLED
cancelled
DN A203 Nutrition for Health Sciences 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: [(BIOL A112 or concurrent enrollment) and (BIOL
A112L or concurrent enrollment)] or (CHEM A104 or concurrent
enrollment).
Studies nutrition in the life cycle including food sources and
requirements of nutrients; physiological and metabolic aspects of
nutrient function. Reviews disease states, food selection, cultural
and contemporary issues of concern to health professionals.
36983 P11 M 04:00P-06:45P FSM 103 Shaginoff 01/16-05/07
Drafting - see AET course offerings
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Students registered for: EDEC A105, EDEC A241,
and EDEC A242 are required to complete three inventories prior
to start of Spring 2007 semester: LASSI & MAPP - Please call Student Services Testing Center at 745-9718 to schedule.
Registration for all EDEC courses is closed at
5:00PM January |
EDUCATION: Early Childhood - EDEC
EDEC A105 Introduction to the Field of Early
Childhood 3.0 CR ... instructor change
Department Approval Required. Contact M. Voss at mvoss@matsu.alaska.edu
for registration approval.
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Survey of historical, social, and philosophical foundations of the
field. Discusses ethics, developmentally appropriate practices,
survey of types of early childhood settings, and personal skills and
professional competencies for the early childhood practitioner.
37418 PN1 T 04:00P-06:45P FSM 112A Fennell, K
Class meets: 1/23, 1/30, 2/20, 3/20, 3/27, 4/17, 4/24
For section PN1: Offered in “blended“ format. Students
are required to attend
several on-campus sessions and participate via the Web
for other class
activities. See inside back cover for computer
requirements and readiness
skills. Instructor contact -
katherine.fennell@matsuk12.us.
EDEC A210 Guiding Young Children 3.0 CR
... CANCELLED
Prerequisite: EDEC A105.
Registration Restrictions: Departmental Approval; Admission to the
College of Education, pre-major status or admission to Associate of
Applied Science in Early Childhood Development. Contact M. Voss at
mvoss@matsu.alaska.edu
for registration approval.
Examination of the learning principles relevant to guidance of young
children. The course introduces the social, emotional, and
intellectual development of young children and the implications for
effective child guidance and motivation in the classroom.
cancelled P11 W 07:00P-09:45P FSM 112A Durham, S 01/16-05/07
EDEC A222 Program Management 1.0 CR ...
day, time, instructor change
Information and activities teaching students to use available
resources to ensure effective operation of children's programs.
Emphasis on competent organization, planning, and record keeping.
37525 PM1 S 09:00A-10:30A
W 05:00-05:50P FSM 112A Jensen, C
Durham
Class meets: 1/20, 2/10, 2/24, 3/10, 3/24, 4/07, 4/21,
5/05
EDEC A223 Exploring and Developing Personal
Capabilities in Teaching 1.0 CR ...
day, time, instructor change
Stresses awareness of personal qualities, feelings, and values
that affect teaching atmosphere, relationships with children, and
individual teaching style.
37532 PM1 W 06:00-06:50P S 10:45A-12:15P FSM 112A
Jensen, C Durham
Class meets: 1/20, 2/10, 2/24, 3/10, 3/24, 4/07, 4/21,
5/05
EDEC A224 Professionalism 1.0 CR ...
day, time, instructor change
Promotes professional and personal growth among caregivers of
young children. Topics include developing philosophical basis for
caregiving, goal ethics, networking, and continuing
self-actualization.
37547 PM1 W 07:00-07:50P S 01:00P-02:30P FSM 112A Jensen, C
Durham
Class meets: 1/20, 2/10, 2/24, 3/10, 3/24, 4/07, 4/21,
5/05
EDEC A231 Screening 1.0 CR ...
CANCELLED
Stresses activities to help teachers understand purposes of
screening young children and use of screening procedures.
CANCELLED P11 W 04:00P-04:50P FSM 112A Dull, D 01/16-05/07
EDEC A232 Assessment/Recording 1.0 CR ...
CANCELLED
Stresses activities to help teachers understand assessment of
young children, recording of assessment information, and staffing
procedures.
CANCELLED P11 W 05:00P-05:50P FSM 112A Dull, D 01/16-05/07
EDEC A233 Mainstreaming Preschool Children with
Special Needs 1.0 CR ...
CANCELLED
Stresses activities to help teachers understand concepts and
purposes of mainstreaming special needs preschool children into
regular classrooms. Emphasis on rights of special needs children to
services and necessary procedures for providing those services under
P.L. 94142.
CANCELLED P11 W 06:00P-06:50P FSM 112A Dull, D 01/16-05/07
EDEC A241 Infant and Toddler Development 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: EDEC A105.
Registration Restrictions: Departmental Approval; Admission to the
College of Education, pre-major status or admission to Associate of
Applied Science in Early Childhood Development. Contact M. Voss at
mvoss@matsu.alaska.edu
for registration approval.
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Examines the development of infants/toddlers, infant/toddler care
programs, role of caregivers, and relationships with families. This
course will emphasize cognitive, language, emotional, and motor
development, and the importance of relationships in the care and
education of infants and toddlers.
37430 PN1 M 04:00P-06:45P FSM 112A Smith, L
Class meets: 1/22, 1/29, 2/19, 3/05, 3/26, 4/23, 4/30
For section PN1: Offered in “blended“ format. Students
are required to
attend several on-campus sessions and participate via
the Web for
other class activities. See inside back cover for
computer requirements
and readiness skills. Instructor contact -
pfljs2@uaa.alaska.edu.
EDEC A242 Family and Community Partnerships 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: EDEC A210 and EDEC A241.
Registration Restrictions: Departmental approval; Admission to the
College of Education, pre-major status or admission to Associate of
Applied Science in Early Childhood Development. Contact M. Voss at
mvoss@matsu.alaska.edu.
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Examines the importance and complexity of children's families and
communities. The course will examine programs that support
family-centered principles underlying program planning,
implementation, and relationship building.
37431 PN1 T 07:00P-09:45P FSM 112A Fennell, K
Class meets: 1/23, 1/30, 2/20, 3/20, 3/27, 4/17, 4/24
For section PN1: Offered in “blended“ format. Students
are required to
attend several on-campus sessions and participate via
the Web for
other class activities. See inside back cover for
computer requirements
and readiness skills. Instructor contact -
katherine.fennell@matsuk12.us.
EDEC A295B Practicum II 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: EDEC A295A.
Registration Restrictions: Department approval required. Must have
faculty permission to take concurrently with EDEC A295A. Contact M.
Voss at
mvoss@matsu.alaska.edu for registration approval. EDEC A295B is
required as a continuing cohort. New student registration is not
available spring semester.
Practicum Insurance Fee: $6.00
Supervised experience in an instructor approved early childhood
setting. Emphasis is on an increasing level of responsibility for
planning/supervising all program areas. Experience includes an
initial assessment in all areas of professional competencies. An
individual plan for the semester will be developed.
37577 P11 R 04:30P-06:30P FSM 112A Voss, M 01/16-05/07
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY - EMT
EMT A231 Emergency Medical Technician I
6.0 CR ... ADDED
Registration Restrictions: Provide evidence of professional CPR
training and certification that includes adult, child, and infant CPR and
airways obstruction relief maneuvers, including two rescuer CPR and barrier
devices.
EMT Lab/Mat'l Fee: $65.00
Special Note: Students must have the strength to be able to move victims, sufficient vision to assess condition of victims, and dexterity to perform the skills application procedures.
Provides the necessary training to become state or nationally registered as an EMT I, which is optional. Presents skills for proficiency in victim assessment, recognition, and treatment of medical emergencies and other basic life support procedures. Includes practicum experience in hospitals, emergency rooms, or other sites.
38771 P11 T R 06:00A-10:00P SNOD 118
Hundley, C 01/16-05/07
and S
09:00A-05:00P SNOD 118
Note:
HCD AC015 Basic
Life Support is a one day class that meets the
requirement for CPR training and certification needed for EMT A130.
EMT A231 Emergency Medical Technician III 3.0 CR
Prerequisite:
EMT A130 and EMT A230.
Registration Restrictions: Currently certified in Alaska as an EMT
II, documented 10 patient contacts and 10 intravenous sticks.
Special Note: Students desiring Alaska certification must pass,
within one year after completing the education program, the written
and practical examination for Emergency Medical Technician III
administered by the Community Health and Emergency Medical Services
(CHEMS).
MSC Special Note: State of Alaska Practical Exam is scheduled for
April 28 from 9:00am - 5:00pm.
EMT Lab/Mat'l Fee: $50.00
Emphasizes knowledge and skills necessary to apply electrodes and
monitor cardiac activity, defibrillate life-threatening arrhythmias,
and administer specific pharmacological agents.
37303 P11 MW 06:00P-10:00P SNOD 118 Vogt, D 01/16-05/07
and S 09:00A-05:00P SNOD
118 Vogt, D 1/27, 2/10, 2/24, 3/24, 4/14, 4/21,
and exam 4/28
ENGLISH - ENGL
Preparatory English courses are found under PRPE in this schedule. Information about PRPE courses is available from the English Department at 745-9753.
Students registering in ENGL A109 and ENGL A111 and Preparatory
English classes must have appropriate score on English placement
test from COMPASS, SAT Verbal or ACT English, or a grade of "C" or
better in prerequisite course. Check with an advisor for
clarification. Mat-Su College administers and places students with
the COMPASS placement test.
• See Assessment Tests on MSC Resources - 1 in the back of the
schedule.
• Proof of prerequisite will be required at first class
session.
ENGL A109 Introduction to Writing in Academic Contexts 3.0 CR
... section added
Prerequisite: PRPE A086 with minimum grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: Appropriate score on reading and writing
placement test or PRPE A086 with minimum grade of C.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Computer Classroom Fee: $25.00
Preparation for ENGL A111 and alternative to PRPE A108.
Introduces academic essay writing and technology skills in a
computer classroom. Develops practical skills for writing and
revising, including review of grammar and punctuation.
37098 P11 M 09:30A-12:15P JKB 124 Jordan, J 01/16-05/07
37099 P12 W 01:00P-03:45P JKB 124 Birdsall, S 01/16-05/07
38853 P13 M 01:00P-03:45P JKB 124 Denison, S 01/16-05/07
ENGL A111 * Methods of Written Communication 3.0 CR
... section added/cancelled ...
room change
Prerequisite: ENGL A109 with minimum grade of C or PRPE A108
with minimum grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: Appropriate score on reading and writing
placement test, SAT Verbal Score, or ACT English score, or ENGL A109
or PRPE A108 with minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Written Communication
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00 (all sections)
Computer Classroom Fee: $25.00 (SEC P12, P14, P15)
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00 (SEC PX1)
Instruction in composition of expository essays with emphasis on
different techniques for organization and development. Documented
paper required. Readings in some sections may be coordinated with
another discipline.
37100 P11 MW 09:00A-10:15A JKB 108 O'Leary, J 01/16-05/07
37101 P12 T 01:00P-03:45P JKB 124 Birdsall, S 01/16-05/07
cancelled 37102 P13 T 09:30A-12:15P JKB 116 Jordan, J 01/16-05/07
37103 P14 R 10:30A-01:15P JKB 124
Jordan, J 01/16-05/07
37104 P15 R 02:30P-05:15P JKB 124 Denison, S 01/16-05/07
37105 PX1 WEB Jordan, J 01/16-05/07
For section PX1: Web-based course. See inside back
cover for
computer requirements. Instructor contact -
afjaj@uaa.alaska.edu
added 38852 PX2 WEB Porter, S 01/16-05/07
For section PX2: Web-based course. See inside back cover for
computer requirements. Instructor contact -
pfsep@uaa.alaska.edu
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ENGL A202 * Masterpieces of World Literature II 3.0
CR
Prerequisite: ENGL A111.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Introductory course for majors and non-majors. Emphasizes
understanding literature, forming critical vocabulary, and
developing literary judgment. Selected masterpieces from the
Renaissance to the present.
37137 P11 M 01:00P-03:45P FSM 107 Holbert, C 01/16-05/07
ENGL A211 * Academic Writing About Literature 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: ENGL A111 with minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Written Communication
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Instruction in writing based on close analysis of literature.
Develops a broad range of expository writing skills. Research paper
required.
37107 P11 T 01:00P-03:45P FSM 206 Holbert, C 01/16-05/07
ENGL A212 * Technical Writing 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: ENGL A111 with minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Written Communication
MSC Special Note: Computer skills are necessary for this course.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Computer Classroom Fee: $25.00
Instruction in composition of technical correspondence, informal and
formal reports. Develops a broad range of college and career writing
skills. Investigative report required.
37108 P11 T 09:00A-11:45A JKB 124 Holbert, C 01/16-05/07
37109 P12 W 07:00P-09:45P JKB 124 Praetorius 01/16-05/07
ENGL A213 * Writing in the Social and Natural
Sciences 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: ENGL A111 with minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Written Communication
Computer Classroom Fee: $25.00
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Instruction in academic writing based on close analysis of readings
in various disciplines, primarily the social and natural sciences.
Develops a broad range of expository writing skills, including
composition of the empirical report. Research paper required.
37138 P11 W 04:00P-06:45P JKB 124 Denison, S 01/16-05/07
ENGL A307 * Literature of the United States II 3.0
CR
Prerequisite: ENGL A211 with minimum grade of C or ENGL A212
with minimum grade of C or ENGL A213 with minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
Study of significant writers of the United States, focusing
primarily on the 20th century and including literature that reflects
important cultural, historical, political, and aesthetic forces.
37139 P11 W 01:00P-03:45P FSM 107 Holbert, C 01/16-05/07
EXPLORING ARTS & HUMANITIES - EAH
For credit offerings see Music -
MUS
EAH A045C MSC Community Chorus .0 CR
Grade Mode: Non-Graded
Music Fee - MSC: $25.00
Performance-oriented large chorus. Established community
organization for singers who read music, demonstrate secure rhythm
and pitch, and produce acceptable vocal sound.
36308 PO1 R 07:00P-09:00P WJMS Eaddy, K 01/16-05/07
EAH A045D MSC Community Band .0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Students should be able to play a
concert band instrument or read music well enough to quickly learn
one.
Grade Mode: Non-Graded
Music Fee - MSC: $25.00
This course is for anyone who is interested in playing a musical
instrument with a structured, established concert band. The age
group in the band ranges from 10 to 80. Experience ranges from basic
to professional.
36309 PO1 M 07:00P-09:00P WAHS Munger, P 01/16-05/07
FRENCH - FREN
FREN A102 * Elementary French II 4.0 CR ...
CANCELLED
Prerequisite:
FREN A101.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
Continuing study of grammar and vocabulary. The conjugation of the
remaining verbal forms: imperfect, future, conditional and various
compound tenses will be studied as well as the imperative and the
subjunctive moods. Practice in reading, speaking, and writing on
themes of contemporary interest will stress good accent along with
style.
cancelled 37111 P11 MW 03:00P-04:50P FSM 206 Hunter, P 01/16-05/07
GEOGRAPHY - GEOG
GEOG A205 * Elements of Physical Geography 3.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Sciences Requirement
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Analysis of the processes that form the physical environment and the resulting physical patterns. Study of landforms, climate, soils, water resources, vegetation, and their world and regional patterns. Optional laboratory of one additional credit.
36961 PX1 WEB Crawford, R 01/16-05/07
For section PX1: Web-based course. See inside back cover for
computer requirements. Instructor contact - afrmc@uaa.alaska.edu.
GEOG A205L * Elements of Physical Geography
Laboratory 1.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Sci Lab Only
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Geography Lab/Matl Fee: $20.00
Optional laboratory of one additional credit.
36962 PX1 WEB Crawford, R 01/16-05/07
For section PX1: Web-based course. See inside back
cover for
computer requirements. Instructor contact -
afrmc@uaa.alaska.edu.
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GEOLOGY - GEOL
GEOL A115 * Environmental Geology 3.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Sciences Requirement
An introduction to the study of applied geology. Environmental issues, focusing on geologic hazards, water and air quality, water supply, waste, energy, global systems, and planning utilizing technical, social, and political approaches to problem management.
36963 P11 M 07:00P-09:45P SNOD 117 Reeder, J 01/16-05/07
GEOL A115L * Laboratory in Environmental Geology 1.0
CR
Prerequisite: GEOL A100 or GEOL A111 or (GEOL A115 or concurrent
enrollment).
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Sci Lab Only
Geology Lab/Mat'l Fee: $40.00
Investigation of problems in environmental geology related to
hydrology, acid rain, pollution, and geologic hazards with emphasis
on the Anchorage area. Independent study format includes reading,
measurements, use of computer programs, and field trips.
36964 P11 W 07:00P-09:45P SNOD 108 Reeder, J 01/16-05/07
HEALTH CAREER DEVELOPMENT - HCD
HCD AC015 Basic Life Support .8 CEU ... CANCELLED Grade Mode: Non-Graded. Special Fees. Special Note: Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive a BLS certificate/card which is valid for two years. Designed for health care professionals and consumers who must respond to cardiac and respiratory emergencies. Includes information on prevention and early recognition of heart disease, CPR, and techniques for managing obstructed airways.
CANCELLED 38776 PM1 S 09:00A-05:00P SNOD 106 Richey, A 01/27
Note:
HCD AC015 Basic
Life Support is a one day class that meets the
requirement for CPR training and certification needed for EMT A130.
HISTORY - HIST
HIST A101 * Western Civilization I 3.0 CR ...
section changes
Course
Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement, UAA GER Social Sciences
Requirement
A survey of the origins of Western Civilization in the ancient Near
East and subsequent development through 1650. The major political,
social, economic, and intellectual developments will be emphasized.
cancelled P11 M 07:00P-09:45P FSM 107 Colberg, T 01/16-05/07
added 38888 P12 M 04:00P-06:45P
FSM 107 Faris, J 01/16-05/07
HIST A102 * Western Civilization II 3.0 CR ... section changes
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement, UAA GER Social Sciences Requirement
A survey of the developments in Western Civilization from 1650 to the present. The major social, political, economic, and intellectual characteristics of Western Society will be emphasized.
cancelled P11 W 07:00P-09:45P FSM 107 Colberg, T 01/16-05/07
added 38890 P12 W 04:00P-06:45P FSM 107 Faris, J 01/16-05/07
HIST A132 * History of United States II 3.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement, UAA GER Social Sciences Requirement
A survey of the Reconstruction of the South, the far West, growth of industry and labor, "Gilded Age," Imperialism, Progressivism, World War I, "Roaring Twenties," Great Depression, Isolationism and World War II, Cold War, modern American society, Vietnam, and after.
37114 P11 MW 01:00P-02:15P FSM 103 Hirschmann 01/16-05/07
37142 P12 TR 02:30P-03:45P FSM 103 Hirschmann 01/16-05/07
HIST A257A A Gold Rush Era: Alaska and the Yukon 3.0
CR
Western United States, Canada, and Alaska will be studied in
detail to determine their significance as a part of the overall
evolution of the Yukon-Alaska gold rush during the period of
1846-1920. California, Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia
stampede activities will be considered as an introduction leading to
culminating the gold rush era of the Yukon and Alaska.
37181 P11 T 07:00P-09:45P FSM 103 Hirschmann 01/16-05/07
HIST A341 * History of Alaska 3.0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Junior standing.
May be stacked with: HIST A641
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement, UAA GER Social
Sciences Requirement
Introduction to background of Alaska and its relationship to America
and the world, including anthropological aspects of Native groups,
land bridge theory, Russian discovery, occupation and management,
orthodoxy, purchase, American organization and development, gold
rushes, congressional definition and federalism, Native claims
history, statehood, oil and the disposition of Alaska lands.
37115 P11 M 07:00P-09:45P FSM 103 Hirschmann 01/16-05/07
HIST A434 Early National Period, 1800-1850 3.0 CR
... class changed to web format
Prerequisite: HIST A131 and HIST A132.
Jeffersonian policies and ideology; struggle with England and the
War of 1812; transcontinental treaties and the Monroe Doctrine; The
Age of Jackson and Westward Expansion; the Era of Reform; and the
Mexican War.
37192 PX1 M 05:30P-08:15P JKB 108 Wiltsey, T 01/16-05/07
For section PX1: Web-based course. See inside back
cover for computer requirements and readiness skills.
Instructor contact -
pftew@uaa.alaska.edu.
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HUMANITIES - HUM
HUM A212 * Introduction to Humanities II 3.0 CR
Prerequisite:
ENGL A111.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
A study of a given historical period or periods with reference to
art, literature, philosophy, and music.
37413 P11 R 01:00P-03:45P FSM 207 Iagounina 01/16-05/07
HUMAN SERVICES - HUMS
HUMS A106 * Introduction to Social Welfare 3.0 CR
Cross-Listed with: SWK A106
Course Attributes: UAA GER Social Sciences Requirement
Analyzes social inequality and the American social welfare system. Traces historical development of government response to social inequality. Explores historical and persisting dilemmas--ethical, political, social and economic--explicit and implicit in social welfare provisioning. Assists in understanding of social welfare problems and their solutions.
37343 P11 T 07:00P-09:45P FSM 205 Buzek, E 01/16-05/07
HUMS A295B Human Services Practicum II 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: HUMS A295A and [(ENGL A211 or concurrent
enrollment) or (ENGL A212 or concurrent enrollment) or (ENGL A214 or
concurrent enrollment)].
Department Approval Required
Practicum Insurance Fee: $6.00
Emphasizes increasing responsibilities for providing direct client
services. Students will access problems and plan interventions
within the placement agency, while participating in a weekly class
seminar structured to facilitate the integration of human service
knowledge and theory with practical field application.
37344 P11 W 07:00P-08:15P FSM 207 Jacobs, S 01/16-05/07
HUMS A324 Introduction to Paraprofessional 3.0 CR
Counseling II
Prerequisite: HUMS A223.
Focuses on 11 major paraprofessional counseling skill clusters.
Course emphasis will be skill performance in a direct service
context.
37345 P11 W 09:00A-11:45A SNOD 117 Yaros, A 01/16-05/07
HUMS A334 Family Mediation 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: HUMS A223 and HUMS A224 and HUMS A324 and HUMS
A333.
Trains students in advanced mediation skills for resolving family
conflict. Different models of mediation are presented, evaluated,
and practiced. Current issues in Alaska family mediation are
covered.
37372 P11 F 04:00P-06:45P FSM 105 Fields, D 01/16-05/07
HUMS A414 Rural Treatment Strategies 3.0 CR
for Human Service Professionals
Prerequisite: HUMS A101.
Focuses upon human service work in rural settings. Development of
relevant knowledge and skills in the following areas: cultural
issues, the addiction process and their impact on the individual,
the family, and the community. Prevention and treatment of substance
abuse strategies are presented focusing upon the human service
worker as a change agent.
37346 P11 M 04:00P-06:45P SNOD 124 Aube, W 01/16-05/07
HUMS A461 Crisis Intervention 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: HUMS A101 and HUMS A223 and HUMS A324.
A systematic and social approach to causes and treatment of human
crises. Covers characteristics of crises, intervention strategies,
and specific techniques for resolving various crisis situations.
Students are expected to research, analyze, and compare community
crisis support services.
37347 P11 W 04:00P-06:45P SNOD 117 Yaros, A 01/16-05/07
HUMS A495B Human Services Practicum IV 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: HUMS A495A with minimum grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: Admission to Bachelor of Human Services
Program.
Department Approval Required
Practicum Insurance Fee: $6.00
Building on the HUMS A495A agency placement, students will have
advanced levels of responsibility for providing direct client
services and/or special projects or activities in the agency, while
further developing professional skills and emphasizing an increasing
independence. Concurrent weekly classroom seminar is required.
37348 P11 T 01:00P-02:15P SNOD 117 Yaros, A 01/16-05/07
Interior Design - ID
ID A141 Interior Design 3.0 CRBeginning interior design survey course. Design theory as related to planning and decorating homes. Particular emphasis on developing individual styles, color schemes, floor, wall and window coverings, basic lighting, and interior furnishings.
36330 P11 T 07:00P-09:45P FSM 202 Bach, S 01/16-05/07
JUSTICE - JUST
JUST A242 Business Law II 3.0 CR
Prerequisite:
JUST A241 or BA A241.
Cross-Listed with: BA A242
Emphasizes basic principles, institutions, and administration of law
in suretyships, partnerships, corporations, trusts, bankruptcy,
negotiable instruments and sale of goods.
36933 P11 W 07:00P-09:45P FSM 202 Keeler 01/16-05/07
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Failure to read the Course Schedule, the UAA Catalog or, the MSC Bulletin does not excuse the student from the rules and procedures described in those documents. The University reserves the right to change or withdraw courses; to change the fees, rules, and calendar for admission, registration, instruction, and graduation; and to change other regulations affecting the student body at any time.
The University of Alaska Anchorage and Mat-Su College have a strong institutional commitment to the principles of diversity and take affirmative action to achieve that end. The University does not discriminate in its educational and employment programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, creed, religion, or veteran status.
Oops! We may cancel it because we didn’t know you wanted it. Sometimes excellent courses with superior instructors are cancelled because people waited too long to register. To avoid any inconvenience to students and instructors, we may cancel under-enrolled courses before the semester begins. Don’t wait. Register early and include your payment.
Financial Obligations: Students are held financially responsible for all courses for which they register. Failure to pay will result in interest, late fees, or collection costs being added to a student’s account.
Payment Deadline: Payment is due by January 29, 2007 @ 4:00 p.m.
Refunds & Withdrawals: To be eligible for a refund, you must submit a completed Add/Drop form to Student Services. Lack of attendance does not constitute dropping a class. It is your responsibility to insure that the request is received by the registration office. If you are taking a class for a grade and withdraw after refund date, you will receive a “W” on your transcript and will not receive a refund. You may not withdraw from a class after the withdrawal date published in this schedule. |