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Featured Programs and Courses
 Introduction
To Poetry
ENGL 211
This course surveys poetry as a distinct literary genre.
Students will study selected lyric, narrative, and dramatic
poems representing varied literary traditions. They
will discuss and write about poetic themes and structures
through reference to relevant cultural and historical
contexts.
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Topics in Hispanic Literature
and/or Film
SPAN-270
Students will have the opportunity in this course to
read and discuss representative writers and works from
different literary periods of Spanish and/or Latin American
tradition and/or the Hispanic writers in the United
States. The writings will be studies in their cultural
context as well as for elements of structure and style.
(The course will be conducted in English.)
Prerequisite: ENGL 152 or permission
of the instructor
Anatomy and Physiology I Online
BIOL-130 DL1
Take Anatomy and Physiology I in the comfort
of your own home!
This course studies basic biochemistry and physiology
of the cell, histology, the integumentary system, the
musculoskeletal system, and the neuro-endocrine system.
Students must purchase lab kit and microscope.
Prerequisites: High school biology
or BIOL 114 required. High school chemistry is required.
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Interpreter Training AAS Degree
The AAS in Interpreting is designed to prepare
students with American Sign Language skills, an understanding
of Deaf culture, knowledge of the interpreter's role
and responsibility, theoretical skills in interpreting,
and practical experience in interactive settings. Various
settings in which the interpreter works are examined
in addition to ethical decision making in relation to
the role of the interpreter.
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Digital
Mass Media A.A. Degree Program
Journalism Option
The A.A. degree in Digital Mass Media offers
students the first two years of courses and fieldwork
leading to transfer into a baccalaureate program and
to preparation for a variety of production positions
at newspapers and magazines, radio and television stations,
cable systems, video production companies, and other
production facilities. The curriculum gives students
hands-on writing, production, and programming experience
at the College radio station, television station, video
editing/post production lab, and the college newspaper.
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Digital Mass Media A.A. Degree
Program
Broadcast/Production Option
The A.A. degree in Digital Mass Media offers students
the first two years of courses and fieldwork leading
to transfer into a baccalaureate program and to preparation
for a variety of production positions at newspapers
and magazines, radio and television stations, cable
systems, video production companies, and other production
facilities.
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World Religions - PHIL 193
01
The course examines the historical evolution,
the fundamental doctrines and beliefs, the practices,
institutions and cultural expressions of religious traditions
with an emphasis on some of the essential differences
and similarities which exist among each religious tradition,
and points to the uniqueness of each of them.
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