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You can now search for
a current listing of late afternoon and evening courses online.
Just click on the desired semester (below) and then choose "Search
for Late Afternoon & Evening Courses" - located on the right side of
the page.
Other searches - by
department, by instructor, by Associate Degree requirement, etc. are
also available.
NEW SEVEN WEEK ACCELERATED EVENING CLASSES!
Beginning fall 2007, we will be offering new 7-week evening
classes - at both the freshman and junior level (through
UW-Oshkosh). These
hybrid courses combine in classroom teaching with online learning.
FALL SESSION 1: September 5 to October 17
LEA 102 Learning
Skills:
Mon-Wed 7:00pm - 8:20pm, non-degree credit
Need to refresh and further develop
generalized learning skills? This non-degree credit class will give
you a stronger foundation as you work on your college degree!
Includes note taking, time management, reading comprehension,
organizing a research paper and making oral presentations. It also
includes computer skills and how to navigate in D2L.
SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology:
Mon-Wed 5:00pm - 6:20pm, 3 credits
Introduction to the basic concepts,
theories and methods of sociology, emphasizing the significance of
the self and culture, social process and organization, and forces of
social stability and change. SS
FALL SESSION 2: October 29 to
December 14
PHI 101
Introduction to Philosophy:
Mon-Wed 5:00pm - 6:20pm, 3 credits
An introduction to philosophy as the
activity of clarifying ideas, developing positions, and evaluating
arguments on problems such as: what is, what ought to be, freedom,
God, and knowledge. Some reference to positions of leading figures
and schools of thought in the history of philosophy is usually
involved. HU
PSY 202 Introduction to Psychology:
Mon-Wed 7:00pm - 8:20pm, 3 credits
Survey of major content areas in Psychology. Topics
include research methodology, learning, memory, cognition,
biological psychology, sensation, perception, motivation, emotion,
development, personality, psychopathology,
and social psychology. Students who have taken PSY 201 may not
take this course for credit. SS
Registration for these
fall 2007 UW-WC classes begins April 11 for current students and
April 20 for new students.
Phone 262-335-5201 to make an appointment to see an advisor in
Student Services.
UW-OSHKOSH
BACHELOR OF LIBERAL STUDIES DEGREE
The BLS degree with an Emphasis in Leadership
Development is an ideal choice for busy working adults who need to
complete a bachelor’s degree to advance their career potential.
Classes are taught by UW-Oshkosh faculty and meet one night a week
at UW-Washington County from 6:30pm to 9:30pm. The accelerated
7-week format combines classroom teaching with online learning
activities. This program allows you to remain at UW-WC for all four
years. The BLS degree emphasizes learning across the arts,
humanities and social sciences. It encourages the development of
verbal and written communication and expands decision-making and
problem solving abilities. A Certificate in Civic and Community
Leadership is also available through the UW-Oshkosh program. It
recognizes the completion of 24 credits (which can also apply to the
bachelor degree). It is an excellent choice for careers in
administration, management, politics and civic related leadership
positions.
UW-Oshkosh
Courses - First 7-week Fall 2007 Session:
Liberal Studies 301 - Contemporary Global Issues,
Tuesdays, 6:30-9:30pm with D2L
Liberal Studies 302 - Emerging Technology & Society
Online
Second Fall 2007 Session:
Public Administration 364 - Administrative Leadership Behavior
Tuesdays, 6:30-9:30pm with D2L
Liberal Studies
300 - Report Writing for the Social Sciences
Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30pm with D2L
For
more information or to register for these UW-Oshkosh courses:
Contact Beth Richards, UW-Oshkosh student Advisor at
1-800-463-6896 or email:
richards@uwosh.edu
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