Important Dates
Fall Semester is August 22-December 16, 2016
Fall 2016- Full Term
August
18 Residence Halls Open for Freshmen,
9 a.m.
18 Registration & Payment Verification Day
for All Students
19 REQUIRED Orientation for New Students
21 Sophomore Move-in Day, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
22 Classes Begin
26 Last day to add class
September
5 Labor Day - NO CLASSES
7 Last Date to Drop Classes
October
7 Fall Graduation Applications Due
17-18 Mid-Semester Break - NO CLASSES
November
9 Advising Day - NO DAY TIME CLASSES
9 Registration Spring Semester 2017 Begins
for current students, 7 a.m.
16 Registration Spring Semester 2017 opens for
new students
18 Last date to Withdraw with “W” Grade in
Full Term Classes
21-25 Thanksgiving Holiday - NO CLASSES
December
13 Last Class Day
14-16 Final Exams
16 Residence Hall Close @ 7:00 p.m.
Please pay parƟcular aƩenƟon to the start date
for your classes. The vast majority of NJC’s classes
start on August 22, but some classes start later in
the term. Students who wish to add a class aŌer
the semester is well underway should refer to
page 33 for a list of those classes.
Reminders of dates to add and drop classes
are promoted on several college
Facebook pages. Make sure you “like” one
or more of these pages so that you have
access to these announcements as they
appear, almost daily.
Popular pages on campus include:
Northeastern Junior College
NJC Student Success Center
NJC Comprehensive Learning Center
NJC Res Life Headquarters
Jump Start Northeastern
Northeastern Junior College ASG Team
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Ready, Set. Go.
Welcome to a new semester at
Northeastern Junior College.
Here’s how you get started!
1. All new students must be processed through Admissions Office. Please refer to admissions check list which appears on
Page 48 of this booklet
2. Current students should:
A. Get blank registration/verification forms (RV) from your
department office.
B. Meet with advisor and complete RV form.
C. Department administrative assistants will input classes and
print schedule.
D. Department and computer locations for schedule input are:
ACADEMIC AREA(S)
LOCATION
Business
Phillips Whyman, Room 26
Math & Science & Nursing
Phillips-Whyman, Room 214
Liberal Arts/Social Science/Education
ES French Hall 126
Early Childhood/Education
ES French Hall 218
Health, Human Performance and Sport Studies
Bank of Colorado Event Center
Agriculture/Equine
Beede Hamil, Room 11
Cosmetology
Cosmetology Building
Criminal Justice Students
ES French Hall 214
Auto Tech, Diesel Technology
Lebsack-Schmidt Hall,
North Campus
Wind Technology and Welding
Area Vocational Bldg.
North Campus
Fire Science/EMS
Knowles Hall, Room 330
High School Concurrent Enrollment
Hays Student
Center, Room 132
Undecided/Undeclared Student
Hays Student Center,
Room 132
You’ve Got Choices!
In Class Instruction--Traditional classes where you meet
with an instructor and other students on a regular, set schedule. If you cannot take day classes, evening classes are listed
in this section as well. See pages 16-32.
Online Instruction--You can now take an Internet-based
class on your home computer, or your laptop for that matter,
and never have to step foot in a classroom. This class format
is set up to give you an anytime, anywhere option. You usually
get your text book (if applicable) in the mail, and then classes
are set up so that you can access assignments online and return them to the instructor online by the specified date. Some
classes involve chatroom for class discussion. Tests are also
done online, usually in a secure, time-limited format. There are
all kinds of ways to take online classes through NJC:
1) NJC Online Classes--created by and taught by NJC
faculty members. These classes are listed with all other
classes. Look for classes with a Section Number beginning with “N”, Ex: BUS 216 (Legal Enviroment of
Business is offered in several formats this semester,
including Online and Hybrid. See page 34
CCCOnline Classes--offered by the Colorado Community College System. These classes are created and taught
by CCCS faculty from all over the state. You may register
for these classes, indicating that NJC is your “home college” and these credits, once earned, are placed on your
NJC transcipt. See pages 35-37.
Note: CCCS Online classes are priced slightly higher than
NJC Online classes.. See pages 41-43
Hybrid Class Instruction--These classes combine both
in-class and online formats. The bulk of the instruction is delivered online.You will find your hybrid classes listed along side
the online classes in this booklet. (See page 34)
Late Start Classes and B-Term Classes--Usually offered the
last 8 weeks of a semester, these classes allow students to
pick up some extra credits to keep their full-time status, or to
take preparatory classes to get ready for degree level classes
the next semester. See page 33.
J-Term Classes--Also referred to as “January term”. This select group of classes is offered in early January and includes
two weeks of intense, accelerated learning (classes typically
run 8 a.m. to 12 noon five days a week) This is a chance for
you to get a jump on your spring semester. Classes taken
J-Term are recorded on your transcript as Spring Semester
classes. See page 38.
3. Registration Holds--if you have a hold on your account you will
NOT be able to register for classes until the hold is taken
care of: Your hold will be due to one of the following
circumstances:
*Unpaid Account Balance - Contact Cashier’s Office.
(970) 521-6728/Hays Student Center Room 132.
*Library Hold - Contact Library
(970) 521-6612/Monahan Library
*Disciplinary Hold - Contact Residence Life
(970) 521-6608/Hays Student Center
*Academic Hold - Contact Counseling Office
(970) 521-6608/Hays Student Center, Room 132
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Advising is important.
College is expensive. It is our goal to get you
a degree as quickly and affordable as we possible can. It is really important that you have
guidance on your NJC journey.
Please make sure you get connected
with an academic advisor.
See the list of Page 9.
We encourage you
NOT to self-advise.
REGISTRATION/
PAYMENT VERIFICATION
NJC sets aside two days at the beginning of Fall Semester to
give students an opportunity to verify their student information,
make sure this class schedule is finalized and to make payment
arrangements be it through financial aid, student/parent loans or
cash payment. The dates set aside for the Fall 2016 Semester
are:
Thurs., August 18th-New Students
Sun., August 21st-Returning Students
If you are a NEW STUDENT and have not applied or
registered for classes yet, you need to report to the
Admissions Office in Hays Student Center to start this
process.
If you are a NEW STUDENT who has already been
on campus and registered for classes:
Report to the identified area in Hays Student Center on one
of the above dates to have your class registration verified
and to be processed for payment through the Campus
Cashier.
RETURNING REGISTERED STUDENTS
-Report to the identified area in Hays Student Center on one of
the above dates to have your class registration verified and be
processed for payment through the Campus Cashier.
NON REGISTERED STUDENTS--If you have been a
student at NJC in the past, but failed to register for classes for any
reason, you will need to contact the Department Office for your
academic major to be advised and placed into classes before you
are processed for verification and payment. You may do this anytime prior to August 18th. After you are registered for classes, you
must go through the payment process indivdiually and you can do
this with the campus cashier in Hays Student Center.
It is crucial that you make sure your payment arrangements are in
place. If you are unable to finalize payment plans before classes
begin,you MUST visit the Cashier’s Office, HSC, Room 132 to
take care of this as soon as possible after the semester begins.
Please Note:
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Registration is not complete until payment
(or arrangement for payment) has been made.
The NJC Bookstore is open 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Monday-Friday.
ADMISSION POLICY
Northeastern is an open enrollment institution which means we
welcome all applications. However, admission into the college does not
guarantee admittance into specific programs or courses with additional
prerequisites or limited enrollment. Questions about admission should
be submitted to the Admissions Office at 970-521-7000.
Northeastern Junior College admits students based on the
following criteria:
1. Applicants who are at least 17 years old (under 17 requires a
presidential waiver to be acquired through the admissions
office).
2. Applicants with a high school diploma, GED, or those who
meet the minimum test scores requirement on an Ability to
Benefit Test.
3. Students who are enrolled in a Concurrent Enrollment
program through their high school.
4. International applicants who meet the International Student
Admission Requirements listed in the college catalog (including
but not limited to a TOEFL score of 475 for the paper test or a
score of 150 for the computer based test, or a 52 on the
Internet-based test.)
High School Transcripts/GED. Students are required to
submit official transcripts of their high school, GED or home school
work and curriculum. This information is valuable in the academic
advising process and financial aid consideration.
ACT/SAT. Entrance examinations, such as the ACT or SAT, are
encouraged but not required for admission. Students who have taken
these entrance exams are asked to have their scores sent directly to
NJC. If a student does not take the ACT or SAT, or scores below a
certain score in one of three areas (math, English & reading), he or she
will be required to take a Community College Placement Test (CCPT)
to determine placement in classes. To establish if you are exempt from
taking the CCPT test, contact the Student Success Center at (970)
521-6663.
When to Apply. Northeastern welcomes applications at any time.
New student applicants are encouraged to apply at least one month
prior to their planned date of class registration. Students planning to
re-admit may do so at any time by completing a re-admit form in the
Admissions office.
Notice of Acceptance. Applicants are advised to contact the
Admissions Office if an official notification of acceptance is not received
by final registration. Prompt notification from the student is appreciated
if they do not plan to attend for the term listed on the application for
admission.
See the Admissions Check List
on page 48 of this booklet
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TUITION & FEES
FINANCIAL AID
Aid is available for
qualified part-time &
full-time students!
ESTIMATED COST SCHEDULE
Fall 2016
These rates are estimated for Fall 2016 and are subject to change.
The State Board has not made final decision on Fall tuition rates
at the time this booklet was printed.
TUITION**
Colorado Residents ............................................. $144.80 per credit
(w/out COF) .......................................................... $217.80 per credit
Out-of-State** ....................................................... $207.50 per credit
WUE Program* ..................................................... $207.50 per credit
CCCOnline-Colorado Residents with COF .......... $259.00 per credit
CCCOnline-Out of State Residents ...................... $372.75 per credit
NJC Online-Colorado Residents with COF .......... $251.00 per credit
NJC Online-Out of State Residents ...................... $372.75 per credit
Hybrid Courses ..................................................... $144.80 per credit
High & Med Cost Course Fee............................... $6.90 per credit
This fee applies to all courses with the following prefixes: ABM, AGB, AGE,
AGP,AGR,AGY, AME, ART studio art, ASC, AST, BIO, CHE, CIS, CRJ, CWB,
CYF, DPM, DRV, EGG, EIC, ELT, EMS, ENG, ENV, EQM, EQT, FST, FSW,
GEY, HPR, HWE, IMA, MAT,NUA, NUR,PHY, RAM, SCI, WEL, WTG
*Residents of Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada,
New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, Wyoming,
Commonwealth of Northern Marianas Islands and Utah qualify for one and
one-half times in-state tuition rates under the WUE (Western Undergraduate
Exchange). Online classes not included.
**Non-Residents of Colorado may receive this special tuition rate with an
institutional scholarship granted. Online classes not included.
GENERAL FEES: (for all students)
Registration Fee (one time per semester) ............ $12.55 per term
Technology Fee (per credit/max. $36.00) ............. $3.00 per credit hour
Bond Fee (per credit/max. $60.00) ....................... $4.00 per credit hour
Student Activity Fee (ASG) per credit ................... $3.00 (Max: $36.00)
Event Center Fee ................................................. $126.50 per term
Health Center Fee ................................................ $30.00 per term
OTHER POSSIBLE CHARGES:
FACTS Deferred Payment Plan Fee .................... $35.00
Returned Check Charge ....................................... $25.00
Certain selected/specialized courses require additional fees for
enrollment. These fees will appear on the final billing.
**COF: The College Opportunity Fund (COF) allows eligible students to sign up
for an in-state tuition discount. Students need to apply at this site:
https://cof.college-access.net/cofapp/
For more details about COF, please also see page 46 of this booklet.
If a student is classified as an in-state student but does not apply for or is not
eligible for a stipend (COF), the student shall be responsible for paying the total
in-state tuition amount.
Books and supplies for all courses are available for purchase at the NJC
Bookstore or the vendor of your choice.
All scheduled rates may be subject to change due to decisions made by
Northeastern Junior College, the Community College System or the
Commission on Higher Education.
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Please call or visit the Financial Aid Office
(970) 521-6800
Hays Student Center - Room 116
[email protected]
Information is available for:
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Federal & State Grants
Federal & State Work-Study
Scholarships
Student & Parent Loans
Veteran’s Administration Benefits
In order to qualify for any government sponsored financial
aid, you must complete the Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA). NJC encourages all students to
complete the FAFSA, regardless of your household income
as some very low interest student and/or parent loan
programs are only available if you have completed the
FAFSA. The financial aid office is more than happy to help
you complete this necessary paperwork. Please note that
it can take up to two (2) weeks for your federal financial
aid to come through once you have applied. You need to
apply as soon as possible and ideally, you will have applied
for financial aid prior to enrolling in your classes at NJC.
Typically, a student must be enrolled in a minimum of 6
credits to get aid.
FRESHMEN SCHOLARSHIPS
Northeastern offers a number of scholarships to
incoming freshmen and returning sophomores. Many of
these are awarded in the spring, prior to the beginning
of fall semester. However, there are two scholarships the
incoming freshmen may qualify for right up to the start of
fall semester.
The Hope Scholarship is for high school seniors from NJC’s
service area (Logan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington and
Yuma Coun es) who maintain a 2.5 grade point average or
higher during the 6th, 7th or 8th semester of high school;
and who enroll at NJC on a full- me basis directly a er high
school gradua on are eligible. This scholarship pays $500
per semester up to four semesters so long as the student
remains academically eligible. You receive this scholarship
regardless what other scholarships or financial aid you may
receive.
PLEASE NOTE: If you qualify for the Hope
Scholarships, YOU MUST COMPLETE AND SUBMIT
TO THE NJC FINANCIAL AID OFFICE, A ONE-TIME
APPLICATION FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP PRIOR TO THE
LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW FROM FULL-TERM CLASSES
OF THE SEMESTER TO ASSURE THAT YOU RECEIVE IT.
(FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2016).
Visit this website to make sure you understand how you
REMAIN ELIBIGLE FOR THESE SCHOLARSHIPS ONCE YOU
RECEIVE THEM.
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h p://www.njc.edu/Scholarships
Northeastern Junior College is accredited by The Higher Learning
Commission and a member of the North Central Association. All
programs are approved by the Community Colleges of Colorado
System of which Northeastern has been a member since 1997. In
addition, the college is a member of the American Association of
Community Colleges. Should you desire to contact this commission, you may do so at: The Higher Learning Commission, 30
North LaSalle Street, Suite 2400 Chicago, Illinois 60602-2504
Phone: (800) 621-7440 / (312) 263-0456
Meet Sadie Fritzler
NJC’s Career Coach
and Academic Advisor
Student Success Center
Hays Student Center, Room 132
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities
Act (ADA) and Section #504 of the Rehabilitation Act,
the Comprehensive Learning Center (CLC)
coordinates NJC’s efforts to provide full access to
educational, cultural and other programs sponsored
by the college for any qualified student with a
disability. NJC is committed to providing services to
assure an accessible environment for students with
disabilities.
NJC’s services include assistance to students with
documented disabilities that affect academic
achievement, including learning disabilities. Students
who are unsure about the necessity for assistance
are also encourage to contact
NJC’s Transition Specialist:
Catheryne Trenkle
Comprehensive Learning Center
Monahan Library,
Knowles Hall, Room 120
(970) 521-6727
(970)521-6685
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STUDENT DISABILITY SERVICES
Choosing a Major
Changing Majors
Resumes
Cover Le ers
Prac ce Interviews
Job Applica ons
Student Job Board
Personality Tests
Career Tests
SO MUCH MORE
FREE
TUTORING
Stop in and meet Sadie
so you can take full
advantage of these
wonderful FREE career
services while enrolled at
Northeastern.
One of the big things that sets
Northeastern apart from many other
colleges is that we offer our students FREE
TUTORING. We have a staff of professional
academic specialists, assisted by a group of
dynamic student tutors, who can help you in
all subject areas.
FIND THIS SERVICE IN THE
COMPREHENSIVE
LEARNING
CENTER
at the library on campus
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Become ‘College Ready!’
Jump Start allows students to arrive on campus early, accelerate
through an enƟre preͲcollege level course, make connecƟons, learn
resources and get a head start on the academic year.
Check website for 2016 dates: www.njc.edu/jumpstart
Brush up in either Reading/WriƟng
or Math to jump ahead in college.
This could save you 5 credits and
1 semester of coursework all in 9
days!
You’ll also experience:
Academic and campus informaƟonal
acƟviƟes. Know what to expect for the fall
semester and get oī to a strong academic
start! Get to know the campus and your
resources, instructors and peers, advisors
and staī.
x Community exploraƟon. Learn what the
community has to oīer and where things are
located.
x Social acƟviƟes and relaƟonship building.
Get to know a group of students right away
and maintain this connecƟon through the
semester.
x Early arrival to your dorm room and
to campus. Get moved in and
seƩled before everyone else does!
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If you tested into
preͲcollege classes, this
program is a great
opportunity for you to
consider.
Students must
apply by July 25, 2016.
Space is limited.
The only costs will be for
room and board.
Talk to your summer advisor or
call the
Student Success Center
970Ͳ521– 6663
Or Catheryne Trenkle
970Ͳ521Ͳ6727
for more informaƟon
Jump Start your success!!
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NJC Academic Advising Directory
The following individuals are assigned to these specific academic areas to provide advising services to students. Please
consult the appropriate individual to make certain that you are taking the appropriate classes for degree a ainment in
your area of interest. For addi onal explana on or service, please consult the Counseling and Advising Office located
in Hays Student Center on Campus
Program
Accounting
Agri-Business
Agriculture Business
OR Ag Economics
Agriculture Education
Agriculture Journalism
Agriculture - Production Ag
Animal Science
Anthropology
Art
Astronomy
Auto Tech
Biology
Biotechnology
Business (non-transfer)
Business (Transfer)
Chemistry
Computer Technology
Cosmetology
Criminal Justice
Crop/Soil Science
Diesel Technology
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Emergency Medical Services
English
Enterpreneurship
Equine Management
Equine Science
Fire Science
Geology
History
Literature
Marketing/Management
Mathematics
Music
Philosophy
Physical Education
Physics/Pre-Engineering
Nursing
Pre-Health Sciences
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Psychology/Sociology
Speech/Communication
Sports Medicine/
Athletic Training
Theatre
Welding Technology
Wind Technology
Director of Concurrent
Enrollment and Student
Success
Key Advisor
Debra Walker
Brian Cullen
Kelly Huenink
Phone
521-6736
521-6609
521-6782
Mike Anderson
Mike Anderson
Mike Anderson
Larry Pollart
Jeff Schiel
Dave Wagner
David Coles
Layton Peterman
Connie Henderson OR
Brenda Zink
Connie Henderson
Amanda Kerker
Ronda Monheiser
Dr. Shelby Nichols
E-mail
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Office
PW 26C
BH 11D
BH 17B
521-6635
521-6635
521-6635
521-6640
521-6747
521-6710
521-6753
521-6694
521-6632
521-6633
521-6632
521-6744
521-6719
521-6724
Brenda Rhodes
521-6716
Julie Rhine
521-6734
Dr. Dante Penington
521-6704
Andy Bartlett
521-6786
Jimmy Atencio
521-6692
Donna Brady-Lawler
521-6725
Maret Felzien
521-6698
Tracy Yahn
521-6708
Pam Berns OR
521-6699
Dr. Kent Ross
521-6797
Brenda Rhodes
521-6716
Cole Briggs
522-6931
Taya McAdow
521-6646
Ben Murray
521-6639
Dave Coles
521-6753
Scott Thompson
521-6750
Dr. Kent Ross
521-6797
Amanda Kerker
521-6744
Mike Vair
521-6722
Celeste Delgado-Pelton 521-6754
OR Lee Lippstrew
521-6713
Clint Rothell
521-6764
Marci Henry
521-6617
Mike Vair OR
521-6722
Kevin Stump
521-6717
Julie Brower
521-6707
Connie Henderson OR 521-6632
Brenda Zink
521-6633
Larry Pollart OR
521-6640
Brenda Zink
521-6633
Scott Thompson
521-6705
Diane Reuszer
521-6699
[email protected]
BH 11B
[email protected]
BH 11B
[email protected]
BH 11B
[email protected]
BH 17A
[email protected]
ESF104B
[email protected]
ESF104E
[email protected]
PW 203
[email protected]
LSH
[email protected] PW 200
[email protected]
PW 210
[email protected]
PW 200
[email protected]
PW 26D
[email protected] PW 26E
[email protected]
PW 205
[email protected]
PW26B
[email protected]
Cosmetology
[email protected]
ESF104
[email protected]
BH 11C
[email protected]
LSH
[email protected] ESF109
[email protected]
KH 128B
[email protected]
KH 300
[email protected]
ESF203K
[email protected]
ESF203G
[email protected]
PW 26B
[email protected]
EC or LCF
[email protected]
BH 18
Nate Kelley
Nathan Robinson
Jack Marrs
Jason Hazlett OR
Jim Lensen
Ronda Bowey
[email protected]
BCEC
[email protected] ESF203H
[email protected]
NEW Building
[email protected]
AV Building
[email protected]
AV Building
[email protected]
HSC 132
521-6617
521-6706
521-6668
521-6798
521-6740
521-6620
[email protected]
KH328
[email protected]
PW 203
[email protected]
ESF104A
[email protected]
ESF203G
[email protected]
PW 26D
[email protected]
PW 17B
[email protected] ESF104C
[email protected]
ESF203J
[email protected]
ESF104D
[email protected]
BCEC
[email protected]
PW 17B
[email protected]
PW17A
[email protected]
PW214B
[email protected] PW 200
[email protected]
PW 210
[email protected]
BH 17A
[email protected]
PW 210
[email protected]
ESF104A
[email protected]
KH 300
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Approved Electives
For the Associate of Arts and Associate of Science Degrees
Any course approved as a Guarantee Transfer (GT) Course (see pages 46-48 of the college catalog) can be used to fulfill the
addi onal elec ve requirements for the Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degrees. In addi on, the courses
listed here may also be used as elec ves for the AA or AS degrees. Excep ons must be approved by the Vice President of
Academic Services.
AAA Any AAA courses numbered 100 or higher
ACC 121 Accounting Principles I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACC 122 Accounting Principles II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AGY 100 General Crop Production . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ANT Any course with an ANT Prefix
ART Any course with an ART Prefix
ASC 100 Animal Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ASC 102 Intro to Equine Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ASC 230 Farm Animal Anatomy & Physiology . . . . . . . . . . . .
AST Any course with an AST Prefix
BIO Any course with a BIO Prefix
BUS 115 Introduction to Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUS 116 Personal Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUS 203 Intro to International Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUS 216 Legal Environment of Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUS 217 Bus Communication/Report Writing . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUS 226 Business Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CHE Any course with a CHE Prefix except CHE 103
CIS 118 Intro PC Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COM Any course with a COM Prefix
CRJ Any CRJ course
ECE 101 Intro to Early Childhood Education . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ECE 102 Intro to Early Childhood Lab Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ECE 103 Guidance Strategies for Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ECE 205 Nutrition, Health & Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ECE 220 Curriculum Develop: Methods/Tech . . . . . . . . . . . .
ECE 238 Child Growth & Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ECE 240 Admin Early Child Care/Educ Prof . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ECE 241 Admin Hum Rel/Early Child Prof . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ECO Any course with an ECO Prefix
EDU 221 Introduction to Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EDU 234 Multicultural Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EDU 261 Teaching, Learning, & Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EGG Any course with an EGG Prefix
EMS 115 First Responder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ENG Any course with an ENG Prefix 100 or higher,
except ENG 115 or ENG 131
ENV Any course with an ENV Prefix
ETH Any course with an ETH Prefix
FIN 201 Principles of Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FRE Any course with a FRE Prefix
GEO Any course with a GEO Prefix
GEY Any course with a GEY Prefix
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4
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3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
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3
HIS Any course with a HIS Prefix
HPE Any course with an HPE Prefix
HPR 102 CPR for Professionals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
HPR 178 Medical Terminology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
HPR 217 Kinesiology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
HUM Any course with a HUM Prefix
HWE 100 Human Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
HWE 117 Mental Health First Aide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
HWE 103 Community First Aid & CPR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
HWE 111 Health and Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
HWE 117 Mental Health First Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
HWE 124 Fitness and Wellness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
HWE 237 Exercise/Nut & Body Composition . . . . . . . . . . .3
JOU Any course with a JOU Prefix
LIT Any course with a LIT Prefix
MAN 128 Human Relations in Organization . . . . . . . . . . .3
MAN 215 Organizational Behavior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
MAN 220 Human Resource Management I . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
MAN 216 Small Business Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
MAN 226 Principles of Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
MAR 111 Principles of Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
MAR 216 Principles of Marketing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
MAR 220 Principles of Advertising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
MAT Any course with a MAT Prefix 112 or higher
MGD 111 Adobe Photoshop I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
MGD 112 Adobe Illustrator I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
MGD 114 Adobe InDesign . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
MGD 116 Typography I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
MGD 133 Graphic Design I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
MUS Any course with a MUS Prefix
PHI Any course with a PHI Prefix
PHY Any course with a PHY Prefix
POS Any course with a POS Prefix
PSY Any course with a PSY Prefix
RAM 205 Principles of Range Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
REA 130 Applied & Technical Reading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
SCI Any course with a SCI Prefix
SOC Any course with a SOC Prefix
SPA 111 Spanish Language I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
SPA 112 Spanish Language II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
THE Any course with a THE Prefix
WST Any course with a WST Prefix
Important Numbers On Campus -- Main Line to Campus is 522-6600
ADMISSIONS
EXTENDED STUDIES
BANK OF COLORADO
EVENT CENTER
BUSINESS OFFICE
BOOK STORE
8
521-7000
521-6900
521-6614
521-6681
521-6789
CASHIER
COUNSELING/ADVISING
HEALTH CENTER
HOUSING
FINANCIAL AID
RECORDS OFFICE
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
521-6728
521-6656
521-6647
521-6608
521-6800
521-6700
Guaranteed Transfer Pathway Courses offered Fall Semester 2016
The following GT Pathways courses are offered on campus Fall 2016 Additional GT courses are offered via CCCOnline
Category: CO2 - Intermediate Writing
ENG 122
English Composition II
Category: SS1 - Economic or Political Systems
AGE 102
Agricultural Economics
ECO 201
Principles of Macroeconomics
ECO 202
Principles of Microeconomics
POS 111
American Government
Category: CO3 - Advance Writing
No CO3 courses are offered
Category: SS2 - Geography
GEO 106
Human Geography
Category: MA1 - Mathematics
MAT 121
College Algebra
MAT 122
College Trigonometry
MAT 125
Survey of Calculus
MAT 135
Introduction to Statistics
MAT 166
Pre-Calculus
MAT 201
Calculus I
MAT 202
Calculus II
Category: SS3 - Human Behavior, Culture, or Social
Frameworks
AGR 260
World Interdependence: Population and Food
ANT 101
Cultural Anthropology
ANT 201
Into to Forensic Anthropology
CRJ 110
Introduction to Criminal Justice
JOU 105
Intro to Mass Media
PSY 101
General Psychology I
PSY 102
General Psychology II
PSY 217
Human Sexuality
PSY 235
Human Growth & Development
PSY 238
Child Development
PSY 249
Abnormal Psychology
SOC 101
Introduction to Sociology I
SOC 102
Introduction to Sociology II
SOC 231
Sociology of Deviant Behavior
Category: CO1 - Introductory Writing
ENG 121
English Composition I
Category: AH1 - Arts & Expression
ART 110
Art Appreciation
ART 207
Art History 1900 to Present
MUS 120
Music Appreciation
MUS 123
Survey of World Music
THE 105
Introduction to Theatre Arts
THE 211
Devlpmt of Theatre: Greek Renaissance
Category: AH2 - Literature & Humanities
HUM 103
Introduction to Film Art
HUM 115
World Mythology
HUM 121
Humanities: Early Civilizations
HUM 122
Humanities: Medieval to Modern
LIT 115
Intro to Literature I
Category: AH3 - Ways of Thinking
PHI 111
Introduction to Philosophy
PHI 112
Ethics
PHI 113
Logic
PHI 114
Comparative Religions
Category: AH4 - World Languages
No AH4 courses are offered
Category: HI1 - History
HIS 111
The World: Antiquity to 1500
HIS 121
U.S. History to Reconstruction
HIS 122
U.S. History Since the Civil War
HIS 225
Colorado History
Category: SC1 - Natural & Physical Sciences with lab
AGY 240
Introduction to Soil Science
AST 101
Astronomy I
BIO 104
Biology: A Human Approach
BIO 111
General College Biology I
BIO 201
Anatomy & Physiology I
BIO 202
Anatomy & Physiology II
BIO 204
Microbiology
BIO 208
General College Microbiology
CHE 101
Introduction to Chemistry I
CHE 111
General College Chemistry I
ENV 101
Envrionmental Science
GEY 111
Physical Geology
PHY 111
Physics: Algebra based I
PHY 211
Physics: Calculus based I
SCI 155
Integrated Science I
Category: SC2 - Natural & Physical Sciences without lab
BIO 116
Introduction to Human Disease
SCI 105
Science in Society
Northeastern is an iPad College.
For details regarding this ini a ve on our campus and to read the
most frequently asked ques ons and answers, please visit
h p://www.njc.edu/iPad-Ini a ve
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Prerequisite Classes
All placement guides are located at www.njc.edu/publicaƟons/Placement and Assessment
Courses in this block have reading prerequisites
Previous
ACT
course; “C”
or be er Co-enrollment in … Reading
in …
Fulfilling any of these
exemp ons allows the
student to enroll.
ASC
100
BUS
115
Animal Sciences
Intro to Business
REA 45,
REA 60, or
CCR 92
CCR 92
CCPT
Accuplacer
WRES 3/READ 101-150
WRES 4/READ 89-150
WRES 5/READ 50-95
WRES 6/READ 50-79
RC 62+
CCPT
Accuplacer
WRES 5/READ 96-150
WRES 6/READ 80-150
RC 80+
Courses in this block have reading prerequisites
Fulfilling any of these exemp ons
allows the student to enroll.
Previous
course; “C”
ACT
or be er Co-enrollment in …
Reading
in …
AST
AST
101
102
Astronomy I
Astronomy II
BIO
111
General College Biology I
EMS
PSY
PSY
PSY
SOC
SOC
All EMS courses
REA 90 or
101
General Psychology I
CCR 92
102
General Psychology II
235 Human Growth & Development
101
Intro to Sociology I
102
Intro to Sociology II
CCR 94 & ENG 121
17
We have an office right here on Northeastern’s campus. Stop by and see what
we have to offer you right here in Sterling!
JACIE DAVIS, ENROLLMENT COUNSELOR
KNOWLES HALL, ROOM 207
[email protected] www.ccu.edu/njc (970)521-6855
10
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Class Loca on/Coding Keys
Use this key
to locate the
building where
a class is
being held.
BUILDING CODE KEY
AV=Area Voca onal Building (North Campus)
BBFLD=Baseball Field (North Campus)
NBH=Beede Hamil Hall
COS=Cosmetology Building
HSC BLRM=Hays Student Center Ballroom
LCFG=Logan County Fairgrounds
NAE= Adult Basic Educa on-(red brick building at corner of Sydney Ave. and Landrum Lane)
NAV= Wind Tech Training Building (North Campus)
NBA=Bowling Alley, Ice Lanes, 208 N. 10th Avenue
NEC=Northeastern Equine Center (Logan County Fairgrounds)
NES=E.S. French Hall
NEW=Welding Building (North Campus)
NGY (GYM)=Bank of Colorado Event Center
NKH= Knowles Hall-Monahan Library
NLB=Lebsack Schmidt Hall (North Campus)
NPW=Phillips Whyman Hall
NST=Somewhere in Sterling-loca on TBD
NWH=Walker Hall
NZH – Hays Student Center (also referred to as HSC in areas of this booklet)
SFD=Sterling Fire Department (various loca ons, you’ll be directed further in class)
TBD=To Be Determined, ask for latest informa on
Some class sites away from campus, at a specfic Sterling loca on (i. e. golf course), or
taking place in another town will be iden fied specifically in class lis ng.
CLASS DAY CODE KEY
M=Monday
T=Tuesday
W=Wednesday
R=Thursday
F=Friday
S= Saturday
SU=Sunday
ARR=Arranged
TBA=To be announced by instructor
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12
Pre-College Classes Fall 2016
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Term CRN
Prefix No.
Sec.
Title
GT
Start Time
End Time
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
Start Date
End Date
COLLEGE COMPOSITION & READING See page 10 for prerequisite information.
All STUDIO courses require either successful completion of the prerequisite course or placement via SAT, ACT, CCPT or Accuplacer score.
Full
Full
Full
20570 CCR
20582 CCR
20584 CCR
92
92
92
L01
L02
L03
Composition & Reading
Composition & Reading
Composition & Reading
Composition & Reading
0900AM
1000AM
0108PM
0108PM
0950AM
1050AM
0208PM
0208PM
NKH
NKH
NKH
NKH
215
215
215
213
MTWRF
MTWRF
MW
TR
Roberts
Roberts
Cranwell
5
5
5
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
CCR 92 Combo 11 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20585 CCR 91
L11
Composition & Reading Lab
1100AM
Full 20701 CCR 92
L11
Composition & Reading
0900AM
1150AM
0950AM
NKH 215
NKH 215
T
MTWRF
Roberts
Roberts
1
5
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
CCR 92 Combo 12 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20819 CCR 91
L12
Composition & Reading Lab
1100AM
Full 20835 CCR 92
L12
Composition & Reading
1000AM
1150AM
1050AM
NKH 215
NKH 215
T
MTWRF
Roberts
Roberts
1
5
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
CCR 92 Combo 13 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20621 CCR 91
L13
Composition & Reading Lab
0108PM
Full 20702 CCR 92
L13
Composition & Reading
0108PM
Composition & Reading
0108PM
0208PM
0208PM
0208PM
NKH 215
NKH 215
NKH 213
F
MW
TR
Cranwell
Cranwell
1
5
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
STUDIO 121
All STUDIO courses require either successful completion of the prerequisite course or placement via SAT, ACT, CCPT or Accuplacer score.
STUDIO COMBO 11 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20557 ENG 121 11
English Composition I : CO1
GT 0800AM
0850AM
Full 20586 CCR 94
L11
Studio 121
0900AM
0950AM
NES 123
NKH 108
MWF
MWF
Weatherill
Trenkle
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
STUDIO COMBO 12 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20558 ENG 121 12
English Composition I : CO1
GT 0900AM
0950AM
Full 20587 CCR 94
L12
Studio 121
1000AM
1050AM
NES 123
NKH 108
MWF
MWF
Weatherill
Trenkle
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
STUDIO COMBO 13 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses..
Full 20559 ENG 121 13
English Composition I : CO1
GT 1000AM
1050AM
Full 20592 CCR 94
L13
Studio 121
1100AM
1150AM
NKH 107
NKH 108
MWF
MWF
Cranwell
Cranwell
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
STUDIO COMBO 15 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20561 ENG 121 15
English Composition I : CO1
GT 1210PM
0100PM
Full 20591 CCR 94
L15
Studio 121
0110PM
0200PM
NES 122
NKH 108
MWF
MWF
Kugler
Felzien
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
STUDIO COMBO 16 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20562 ENG 121 16
English Composition I : CO1
GT 0110PM
0200PM
Full 20588 CCR 94
L16
Studio 121
0210PM
0300PM
NES 122
NKH 108
MWF
MWF
Kugler
Felzien
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Pre-College Classes Fall 2016 Con nued...
DEVELOPMENTAL MATHEMATICS
All Math courses require either successful completion of the prerequisite course or placement via SAT, ACT, CCPT or Accuplacer score.
Term CRN
Days
Instructor
Cr.
Start Date
End Date
NKH 211
NKH 211
NPW 11
MWRF
MWRF
MWRF
Hunker
Linn
Hunker
4
4
4
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Math 50 Combo 11 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20685 MAT 50
L11
Quantitative Literacy
0900AM
0950AM
Full 20692 AAA 75
L11
ST: Quantitative Literacy Lab
0900AM
0950AM
NKH 211
NKH 211
MWRF
T
Hunker
Hunker
4
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Math 50 Combo 12 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20686 MAT 50
L12
Quantitative Literacy
1210PM
0100PM
Full 20693 AAA 75
L12
ST: Quantitative Literacy Lab
1210PM
0100PM
NKH 211
NKH 211
MWRF
T
Linn
Linn
4
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Math 50 Combo 13 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20687 MAT 50
L13
Quantitative Literacy
0110PM
0200PM
Full 20694 AAA 75
L13
ST: Quantitative Literacy Lab
0110PM
0200PM
NPW 11
NPW 11
MWRF
T
Hunker
Hunker
4
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Full
Full
1050AM
0300PM
NKH 211
NPW 13
MWRF
MWRF
Hunker
Gaines
4
4
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Math 55 Combo 12 -These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20699 MAT 55
L12
Algebraic Literacy
1000AM
1050AM
Full 20578 AAA 76
L12
ST: Algebraic Literacy Lab
1000AM
1050AM
NKH 211
NKH 211
MWRF
T
Hunker
Hunker
4
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Math 55 Combo 13 -TThese are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 20700 MAT 55
L13
Algebraic Literacy
0210PM
0300PM
Full 20580 AAA 76
L13
ST: Algebraic Literacy Lab
0210PM
0300PM
NPW 13
NPW 13
MWRF
T
Gaines
Gaines
4
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Full
Full
Full
Prefix No.
20571 MAT
20572 MAT
20573 MAT
55
55
Title
L01
L02
L03
Quantitative Literacy
Quantitative Literacy
Quantitative Literacy
L02
L03
Algebraic Literacy
Algebraic Literacy
GT
Start Time
End Time
Bldg
0900AM
1210PM
0110PM
0950AM
0100PM
0200PM
1000AM
0210PM
Room
YES! You
CAN
get FREE help with
your math classes
at Northeastern!
We offer free tutoring labs
for
students at every
level of math. the very basic
math levels
through our
Comprehensive Learning
Center.
13
We offer a Math Homework Lab
for MAT 050, 055, 103, 107 and 121
open four nights a week!
KINDLES/ LAPTOPS
AVAILABLE FOR
CHECK OUT
at
Monahan
Library
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
20574 MAT
20576 MAT
50
50
50
Sec.
14
First Year Seminar
Required of all new fullƟme students.
CRN
Prefix No.
General Assemblies
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
20969
20970
20971
20972
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
175
175
175
175
Small Group Sessions
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20974
20975
20976
20977
20978
20979
20980
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21021
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EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
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Sec.
Title
Start Time End Time
Bldg Room
901
902
903
904
ST: Student Success Seminar
ST: Student Success Seminar
ST: Student Success Seminar
ST: Student Success Seminar
0700AM
1210PM
0310PM
0600PM
0750AM
0100PM
0400PM
0650PM
NES
NES
NES
NES
128
128
128
128
T
T
T
T
901
902
903
904
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906
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939
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941
942
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ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
ST: Student Success Small Group
0110PM
1100AM
1100AM
0110PM
1000AM
0110PM
1100AM
1000AM
1100AM
0310PM
0900AM
0430PM
0210PM
0210PM
1000AM
1210PM
1100AM
1100AM
0410PM
1000AM
0800AM
1000AM
0415PM
1100AM
0310PM
0330PM
1100AM
0310PM
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0410PM
0600PM
1000AM
1210PM
0500PM
0900AM
0900AM
0110PM
0210PM
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1000AM
0310PM
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0210PM
0210PM
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1150AM
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1050AM
0100PM
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0950AM
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1050AM
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NES
NES
NES
NES
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NES
NES
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NPW
NPW
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NZH
NKH
NZH
NZH
NWH
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NWH
NPW
NKH
NKH
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NAE
NES
NES
NZH
NZH
NZH
NZH
NZH
NZH
NZH
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NZH
NZH
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M
PETE’S RETREAT
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PETE’S RETREAT
PETE’S RETREAT
PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
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101
11
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202
3
111
201
PETE’S RETREAT
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137
207
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207
PETE’S RETREAT
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Days Start Date
End Date
Instructor
23-Aug-16
23-Aug-16
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Kelley
Cranwell
Yarberry-Laybourn
Felzien
Trenkle
Kerker
Schiel
Budin-Weatherill
Thompson
Lippstrew
Wagner
Penington
Brandenburg
Yula
Zink
Brower
Edinger
S. Smith
Johnson
Hunker
Stone-Robinson
Bowey
Lee
Stump
Gartin
Garrett
Pierce
Yahn
Delgado-Pelton
Avila
Brady-Lawler
Ross
Laforce
Carey
Courkamp
Kunkel
Weingardt
Fritzler
Mekelburg
Eurich
Schafer
Schumacher
Vair
First Year Seminar conƟnued...
Required of all new fullƟme students.
Prefix No.
21016
21017
21018
21019
21020
Sections 944 - 948 designated for north campus students ONLY
EDU 176
944
ST: Student Success Small Group 0130PM
EDU 176
945
ST: Student Success Small Group 0130PM
EDU 176
946
ST: Student Success Small Group 0130PM
EDU 176
947
ST: Student Success Small Group 0130PM
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12
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Lenzen
Hazlett
Marrs
Peterman
21022
21023
21024
21025
21026
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Sections 950 - 957 designated for agriculture students ONLY
EDU 176
950
ST: Student Success Small Group 1210PM
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ST: Student Success Small Group 1210PM
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952
ST: Student Success Small Group 1210PM
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ST: Student Success Small Group 1210PM
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ST: Student Success Small Group 1210PM
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Term CRN
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GT
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Time
End
Time
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Room
Days
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Cr.
1
1
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Date
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Fees
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AP9 20963 AAA 101
APR 20964 AAA 101
1 College 101:Student Experience
2 College 101:Student Experience
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
1210PM
1210PM
0100PM NKH
0100PM NKH
108
108
TR
TR
Trenkle
Trenkle
22-Aug-16 16-Sep-16
24-Oct-16 18-Nov-16
0530PM
0625PM NPW
12
M
Kilmer
3
12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
94.95
Kilmer
3
12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
94.95
ACCOUNTING
M11 20940 ACC 115 H31 Payroll Accoun ng
Required on-campus dates: Sept. 12, Sept. 26, Oct. 10, Oct. 31.
M11 20941 ACC 115 N01 Payroll Accoun ng
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Full
Full
Full
AP1
20014
20016
20477
20369
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
121
121
122
132
1
2
1
H31
120
180
218
228
1
1
1
1
Accoun ng Principles I
Accoun ng Principles I
Accoun ng Principles II
Tax Help Colorado
0900AM
1210PM
1000AM
0210PM
0950AM
0100PM
1050AM
0330PM
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
Agricultural Salesmanship
Agri-Business Internship I
Computerized Farm Records
Agri-Business Mgmt: Equine
0830AM
0955AM NBH
NBH
1050AM NBH
1150AM NBH
15
15
15
12
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
W
13&17
11
17
13&17
TR
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus dates: Every Wednesday from Sept.14 - Nov.30.
Walker
Walker
Walker
Kilmer
4
4
4
2
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
12-Sep-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
2-Dec-16
60.60
60.60
60.60
AGRI-BUSINESS
Full
Full
Full
Full
20028
20355
20029
20434
AGB
AGB
AGB
AGB
AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS
Full
Full
Full
Full
20031
20037
20497
20083
AGE
AGE
AGE
AGE
102
102
102
205
Full
20045 AGE 210
1
2
3
1
Agriculture Economics: SS1
Agriculture Economics: SS1
Agriculture Economics: SS1
Farm and Ranch Management
Farm and Ranch Management
1000AM
1000AM
GT 0900AM
GT 0110PM
GT 0110PM
0110PM
1000AM
0950AM
0230PM
0200PM
0200PM
1150AM
NBH
NBH
NBH
NBH
NBH
13
13
19
15
17
Huenink
Cullen
MWF Cullen
TR McAdow
3
8
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
MWF
TR
MWF
MW
T
Huenink
Huenink
Von Krosigk
Huenink
3
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
69.00
69.00
69.00
105.00
Prerequisite: CIS 118 Ag emphasis preferred (“C” or be er) or instructor approval.
1 Agriculture Marke ng
0210PM
0330PM NBH
15
MW
Cullen
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
1100AM
1000AM
0400PM
0800AM
0210PM
1150AM
1150AM
1000PM
0530PM
0300PM
10
10
MWF Bartle
R
F
Pollart
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
2
16-Dec-16 19-Dec-16 400.00
2
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
1
8
8
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE
Full
20085 AGP 100
AU2 20506 AGP 146
Full
20473 AGP 147
1 Prac cal Crop Produc on
Prac cal Crop Produc on
1 Ar ficial Insemina on Mgt
Ar ficial Insemina on Mgt
1 Prac cal Ca le Reproduc on
NBH
NBH
NAK
NAK
NBH
Sat-Mon
13
MW
Anderson
Students registering for this course must also register for AGP 148 to fulfill the lab requirements.
Full
Full
Full
20474 AGP 148
20048 AGP 180
20354 AGP 280
2 Ca le Reproduc on Lab
1 Produc on Ag Internship
1 Produc on Ag. Internship
0310PM
0500PM NBH
NBH
NBH
10
11
11
T
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
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50.00
Term
CRN Prefix No.
Sec. Title
GT
Start
Time
End
Time
Bldg Room
Instructor
Cr.
Start
Date
End
Date
Cullen
McAdow
Cullen
McAdow
Cullen
McAdow
Anderson
Bartle
Bartle
McAdow
Huenink
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
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22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
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16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
2
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Bartle
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
MWF Bartle
R
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
M
MW
MW
T
TR
Pollart
2
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Pollart
Pollart
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Schiel
Schiel
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Days
Fees
eBook
AGRICULTURE
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
AP2
AP2
AP2
AP2
AP2
AP2
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20726
20727
20728
20729
20730
20731
20061
20363
20472
20787
20401
AGR
AGR
AGR
AGR
AGR
AGR
AGR
CIS
CIS
CIS
MAT
170
170
172
172
174
174
260
118
118
118
107
Full
20703 AAA 78
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
5
6
2
Rodeo I: Men’s Prac ce
Rodeo I: Women’s Prac ce
Rodeo III: Men’s Prac ce
Rodeo III: Women’s Prac ce
Rodeo V: Men’s Prac ce
Rodeo V: Women’s Prac ce
World Interdep/Popula on/Food
Intro PC Applic. (Ag Emphasis)
Intro PC Applic. (Ag Emphasis)
Intro PC Applic. (Ag Emphasis)
Career Math: Ag Emphasis
0310PM
0310PM
0310PM
0310PM
0310PM
0310PM
1100AM
0110PM
0210PM
1100AM
1000AM
0640PM
0640PM
0640PM
0640PM
0640PM
0640PM
1150AM
0200PM
0300PM
1150AM
1050AM
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NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NBH
NBH
NBH
NBH
NBH
0
0
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0
0
0
13
17
17
17
10
TWRF
TWRF
TWRF
TWRF
TWRF
TWRF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
69.00
69.00
69.00
Based on placement scores, some students will be required to also enroll in AAA 78, CRN 20703.
L01 ST: Career Math Lab: Ag Emph.
1100AM
1150AM NBH
19
MWF Huenink
Paired Course: Student must also be enrolled in MAT 107-002, CRN 20401
Full
20364 RAM 205
AGRONOMY
Full
20665 AGY 240
1 Range Management
1 Intro Soil Science: SC1
Intro Soil Science: SC1
0110PM
0300PM NBH
10
GT 1000AM
GT 0310PM
1050AM NBH
0500PM NBH
19
12
TR
69.00
Prerequisites: Any CHE course or instructor approval.
AGRICULTURE MECHANICS
Full
20088 AME 105
Full
Full
20435 AME 125
20329 AME 151
1 Basic Ag Mechanic Skills
Basic Ag Mechanic Skills
1 Agricultural Machinery
1 Fundamentals of Welding
Fundamentals of Welding
0110PM
0210PM
0310PM
1210PM
0110PM
0200PM
0300PM
0500PM
0100PM
0300PM
NAV AGECH
NAV AGMECH
NAV AGMECH
NEW WELD
NEW WELD
60.00
ANTHROPOLOGY
Full
Full
20399 ANT 101
20533 ANT 201
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
1 Cultural Anthropology : SS3
1 Intro to Forensc Anthrp: SS3
GT 0230PM
GT 0830AM
0345PM NES
0945AM NES
212
212
MW
TR
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GT
Start
Time
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
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Date
End
Date
0225PM
1000PM
1000PM
1150AM
0530PM
0900PM
0530PM
0850PM
1000PM
0750PM
0225PM
1150AM
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
212
206
206
209
209
121
208
106
206
106
213
209
MW
MW
MW
MWF
MW
T
TR
TR
MW
R
TR
MWF
Wagner
Youngers
Youngers
Wagner
Wagner
Boothby
Wagner
May
Youngers
May
Wagner
Wagner
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
Wagner
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
May
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Von Krosigk
Anderson
Anderson
Lewis
3
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
6-Sep-16
Fees
eBook
ART
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20367
20461
20845
20003
20891
21035
20544
20006
20351
20353
20656
20498
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
110
115
116
121
131
139
151
161
175
175
207
221
Full
20856 ART 251
1
31
31
1
1
31
1
31
31
32
1
1
Art Apprecia on: AH1
GT 0110PM
Stained Glass I
0700PM
Stained Glass II
0700PM
Drawing I
1000AM
Visual Concepts 2-D Design
0230PM
Digital Photography I
0600PM
Pain ng I
0230PM
Ceramics I
0600PM
ST: Adv Stained Glass
0700PM
ST: Ceramics/Printmaking
0600PM
Art History 1900 to Present: AH1 GT 0110PM
Drawing II
1000AM
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16 60.00
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16 160.00
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Student required to purchase an art supply kit via the NJC Bookstore. Approx. cost $60.
1 Pain ng II
0230PM
0530PM NES
208
TR
Student required to purchase an art supply kit via the NJC Bookstore. Approx. cost $160
Full
20935 ART 261
31 Ceramics II
0600PM
0850PM NES
106
TR
13
13
13
13
MWF
MWF
MWF
R
ANIMAL SCIENCE
All secƟons of ASC 100 have a reading prerequisite. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
Full
Full
Full
AU3
20062
20063
20509
20508
ASC
ASC
ASC
ASC
100 1 Animal Sciences
100 2 Animal Sciences
100 3 Animal Sciences
100 H01 Animal Sciences: HS Students
0800AM
1000AM
0110PM
0630PM
0850AM
1050AM
0200PM
0830PM
NBH
NBH
NBH
NBH
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
69.00
69.00
69.00
69.00
Hybrid Course-Required on campus class dates: Oct 27, Dec 8. Other class mes at home high school TBA.
AU3 20593 ASC 100 N01 Animal Sciences
Lewis
3
6-Sep-16 16-Dec-16
69.00
0950AM NBH
10
MWF McAdow
4 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.60
0950AM NBH
10
T
0625PM NBH
19
TR Von Krosigk 1 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
0625PM NBH
19
TR Von Krosigk 2 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
0950AM NBH
19
MWF Pollart
4 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
1150AM NBH
19
R
0400PM NBH
19
M
Von Krosigk 2 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
0500PM NBH
19
W
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Full
20064 ASC 102
Full
Full
Full
20594 ASC 175
20065 ASC 215
20066 ASC 225
Full
20360 ASC 288
1 Introduc on to Equine Science
Introduc on to Equine Science
1 ST: Live Animal Evalua on
1 Livestock Judging
1 Feeds and Feeding
Feeds and Feeding
1 Livestock Prac cum
Livestock Prac cum
0900AM
0800AM
0210PM
0210PM
0900AM
1000AM
0310PM
0310PM
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
Focus
Interest
Groups
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What an awesome
way to become
part of a learning
community with other
students who have
similar interests to
YOU!
To find out what FIGS are
meeting on campus this
Fall Semester, stop by the
Student Success Office in
Hays Student Center and
speak to
Kodi Johnson
or Sadie Fritzler.
BIO 116
Introduc on to
Human Disease
CRN: 30482
TR 2:10-3:25 PM
3 credit non-lab
science course taught
by Connie Henderson
A focused analysis of the
causes and mechanics of
human illness and death
will be presented for each
of the major human body
systems. Selected diseases will be studied in greater
detail including etiology,
pathogenesis, epidemiology, sociology, and therapy.
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Statewide Guaranteed
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Term CRN
Prefix No.
Sec. Title
GT
Start
Time
Start
Date
End
Date
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
0300PM
0950AM
1130AM
0950AM
1130AM
0950AM
1130AM
0950AM
1130AM
0200PM
0340PM
1100AM
1200PM
0300PM
0240PM
1050AM
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
1
1
12
1
12
1
12
1
12
1
12
12
12
12
12
1
TR
MW
MW
TR
TR
MW
MW
TR
TR
MW
MW
F
F
F
MW
F
Peterman
Peterman
2
2
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
Peterman
2
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
Peterman
2
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
Peterman
2
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
Peterman
2
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
Peterman
Peterman
1
1
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
Peterman
2
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
480.00
201
201
MWF Coles
T
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
85.00
Fees
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AUTO SERVICE TECHNOLOGY
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
A
A
20002 ASE 101
20893 ASE 110
A
20894 ASE 111
B
20896 ASE 150
B
20897 ASE 151
B
20898 ASE 152
B
B
20899 ASE 153
20900 ASE 154
A
20895 ASE 210
1 Auto Shop Orienta on
1 Brakes I
Brakes I
1 Auto Brake II
Auto Brake II
1 Man Drv Trn & Axle
Man Drv Trn & Axle
1 Man Trans/Transaxles&Clutches
Man Trans/Transaxles&Clutches
1 Man Trans/Transaxles/Clutch II
Man Trans/Transaxles/Clutch II
1 Auto Drive Axle O/H
1 Manual Trans/Axle Diags & Rpr
Manual Trans/Axle Diags & Rpr
1 Auto Pwr/ABS Brake Systems
Auto Pwr/ABS Brake Systems
0110PM
0900AM
1000AM
0900AM
1000AM
0900AM
1000AM
0900AM
1000AM
0110PM
0210PM
0800AM
1110AM
0100PM
0110PM
0900AM
25.00
80.00
ASTRONOMY
AST 101 has a reading prerequisite. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
Full
20484 AST 101
1 Astronomy I w/Lab: SC1
Astronomy I w/Lab: SC1
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
If you’re a new
full time student
on campus this
Fall, get your
FREE
19
student I.D. first
thing when you
enroll at NJC.
GT 1100AM
GT 0700PM
1150AM NPW
0850PM NPW
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Your student I.D. is one of the most
important items you’ll have this
semester. You carry it with you everywhere you go because it gives you all
kinds of privileges and
discounts. It lets you eat, pick up your
packages at the college’s
mailing center and is your way of getting
in free to many activities and events.
Effective 10/1/09, part-time
students only receive an activity pass.
Northeastern is
an
iPad College.
For details regarding this
ini a ve on our campus and to
read the most frequently asked
ques ons and answers,
please visit
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Sec. Title
GT
Start
Time
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
Start
Date
End
Date
Fees
eBook
Instructor
Cr.
204
204
MWF D. Stump
R
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
85.00
204
208
25
204
208
25
208
204
208
208
208
204
208
204
204
208
MWF
T
R
MWF
T
R
MWRF
T
MWRF
T
MWRF
T
MWRF
T
T
R
D. Stump
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
D. Stump
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
McCracken
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
Zink
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
McCracken
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
McCracken
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
Henderson
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
BIOLOGY
Full
20660
BIO 104
Full
20105
BIO 111
Full
20106
BIO 111
Full
20275
BIO 111
Full
20365
BIO 111
Full
20619
BIO 111
Full
20662
BIO 111
Full
20921
BIO 116
1 Biology:A Human Approach: SC1 GT 1210PM
Biology:A Human Approach: SC1 GT 1210PM
0100PM NPW
0200PM NPW
All secƟons of BIO 111 have a reading prerequisite. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
1 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
2 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
3 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
4 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
5 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
6 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
1 Intro to Human Disease: SC2
Intro to Human Disease: SC2
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
0800AM
1210PM
0800AM
0900AM
0210PM
0900AM
1000AM
1000AM
1100AM
1000AM
1210PM
0800AM
0110PM
1210PM
0210PM
0210PM
0850AM
0200PM
0850AM
0950AM
0400PM
0950AM
1050AM
1150AM
1150AM
1150AM
0100PM
0950AM
0200PM
0200PM
0325PM
0325PM
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
For all secƟons of BIO 201 & 202, it is highly recommended that you log onto the Connect Plus site through D2L and purchase the loose-leaf version
of the text 10 days to two weeks prior to the start of the semester.
Full 20107 BIO 201 1 Human Anatomy&Phys w/Lab I:SC1 GT 1000AM 1050AM NPW
204
MWF Henderson 4 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Human Anatomy&Phys w/Lab I:SC1 GT 0800AM 0950AM NPW
204
R
Full 20491 BIO 201 2 Human Anatomy&Phys w/Lab I:SC1 GT 1100AM 1150AM NPW
204
MWF Henderson 4 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Human Anatomy&Phys w/Lab I:SC1 GT 1000AM 1150AM NPW
204
R
Full 20663 BIO 202 1 Human Anatomy&Phys II/Lab: SC1 GT 0310PM 0440PM NPW
204
MW Henderson 4 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Human Anatomy&Phys II/Lab: SC1
GT 0440PM 0610PM NPW
204
W
Full
20108
BIO 204
1 Microbiology w/Lab: SC1
Microbiology w/Lab: SC1
Full
20402
BIO 208
1 Gnrl College Microbio/Lab: SC1
Gnrl College Microbio/Lab: SC1
Full
20664
BIO 216
1 Pathophysiology
Pathophysiology
Pathophysiology
GT 0800AM
GT 0800AM
0950AM NPW
0950AM NPW
208
208
MWF Zink
TR
60.00
60.00
60.00
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
85.00
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
85.00
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
149.95
Class will not meet on Tuesdays and Wednesdays star ng October 19th due to nursing clinicals.
GT 0800AM
GT 0800AM
0950AM NPW
0950AM NPW
208
208
MWF Zink
TR
Class will not meet on Tuesdays and Wednesdays star ng October 19th due to nursing clinicals.
0110PM
0210PM
0110PM
0250PM NPW
0350PM NPW
0200PM NPW
204
204
204
M
R
F
D. Stump
Find your text book information at http://www.njc.edu/bookstore/termselector.aspx
ATTENTION BIO 201 & BIO 202 Students!
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
It is highly recommended that you log onto the Connect Plus site through D2L and purchase the loose-leaf version of the text
10 days to two weeks prior to the start of the semester.
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Prefix No.
Sec. Title
Start
Time
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End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
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Date
Fees
eBook
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Cr.
OTHER BUSINESS RELATED COURSES LOCATED UNDER ECONOMICS ~ ECO; MANAGEMENT ~ MAN; MARKETING~MAR
M11 20707 BUS 102 H31 Entrepreneurial Opera ons
0630PM 0725PM NPW
24
M
Jones
3
12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
69.00
3
12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
69.00
BUSINESS
Hybrid Course. Required on-campus dates: Sept. 12, Sept. 26, Oct. 10, Oct. 31.
M11 20708 BUS 102 N01 Entrepreneurial Opera ons
Jones
NJC Online Course. Ac vate your student email and enter the online class on the very first day of the course. For help, email: [email protected].
All secƟons of BUS 115 have a reading prerequisite. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
Full 20055 BUS 115 1 Introduc on to Business
Full 20056 BUS 115 3 Introduc on to Business
M13 20478 BUS 115 H02 Introduc on to Business
0800AM
1100AM
1000AM
0850AM NPW
1150AM NPW
1115AM NPW
15
14
29
MWF STAFF
MWF Kerker
TR STAFF
3
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 4-Nov-16
120.00
120.00
120.00
Kerker
3
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
120.00
MWF STAFF
3
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
69.00
3
3-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
60.60
MWF Kerker
MWF Monheiser
MWF Monheiser
3
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
85.00
95.00
95.00
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
B
20057 BUS 115 H04 Introduc on to Business
0110PM
0225PM NPW
14
TR
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
B
20405 BUS 116 H01 Personal Finance
0110PM
0200PM NPW
29
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
AV6 20309 BUS 216 H01 Legal Environment of Business
0110PM
0225PM NPW
15
TR
Walker
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
Full
Full
Full
20058 BUS 217
20059 BUS 226
20937 BUS 226
1 Bus Communica on/Rept Write
1 Business Sta s cs
2 Business Sta s cs
0900AM
0900AM
0800AM
0950AM NPW
0950AM NPW
0850AM NPW
29
14
14
COLLEGE COMPOSITION AND READING (see page 12 for CCR courses)
CHEMISTRY
All secƟons of CHE 101 & CHE 107 have a prerequisite of MAT 50 (C or beƩer) or co-requisite of MAT 55.
Full
20074 CHE 101
Full
20075 CHE 101
Full
20104 CHE 107
Full
1 Intro to Chemistry I/Lab: SC1
Intro to Chemistry I/Lab: SC1
2 Intro to Chemistry I/Lab: SC1
Intro to Chemistry I/Lab: SC1
1 Fundamentals of Gen Chem w/Lab
GT
GT
GT
GT
0800AM
0900AM
0800AM
0310PM
0800AM
0900AM
0800AM
0310PM
0850AM
1050AM
0850AM
0500PM
0850AM
1050AM
0850AM
0500PM
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
201
207
201
207
201
207
201
207
MWRF
R
MWRF
W
MWRF
R
MWRF
W
Coles
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
131.95
Coles
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
131.95
Coles
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
131.95
0900AM
0900AM
0900AM
0210PM
0900AM
0210PM
1100AM
0900AM
1100AM
0210PM
1100AM
0210PM
0950AM
1150AM
0950AM
0500PM
0950AM
0500PM
1150AM
1150AM
1150AM
0500PM
1150AM
0500PM
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
11
207
11
207
11
207
11
207
11
207
11
207
MWRF
T
MWRF
M
MWRF
T
MWRF
T
MWRF
M
MWRF
T
Nichols
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
Nichols
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
Nichols
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
Nichols
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
Nichols
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
Nichols
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
0200PM NPW
0500PM NPW
25
207
MWRF Nichols
R
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.60
Fundamentals of Gen Chem w/Lab
20076 CHE 107 2 Fundamentals of Gen Chem w/Lab
Coles
5 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Fundamentals of Gen Chem w/Lab
All secƟons of CHE 111 have a Prerequisite or Co-Requisite of MAT 121 College Algebra and one year of high school Chemistry or equivalent.
Full
20077 CHE 111
Full
20078 CHE 111
Full
20079 CHE 111
Full
20080 CHE 111
Full
20081 CHE 111
Full
20082 CHE 111
Full
20084 CHE 211
1 Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
2 Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
3 Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
4 Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
5 Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
6 Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
131.95
All secƟons of CHE 211 have a prerequisite of CHE 112; “C” or higher.
21
1 Organic Chemistry I w/Lab
Organic Chemistry I w/Lab
0110PM
0210PM
22
Term CRN
Prefix No.
Sec. Title
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
A
20704
CIS 117 H01 Intro to Technical Apps
GT
Start
Time
0110PM
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
12
TR
NPW
NBH
NPW
NBH
NBH
NPW
12
17
12
17
17
12
MWF
MWF
MTWRF
MWF
MWF
TR
0725PM NPW
12
M
0225PM NPW
Start
Date
End
Date
Fees
eBook
Instructor
Cr.
STAFF
2
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
69.00
STAFF
Bartle
STAFF
Bartle
McAdow
Kerker
3
3
3
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
3-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
69.00
69.00
69.00
69.00
69.00
69.00
STAFF
3
12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
69.00
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Full
Full
B
Full
Full
AV6
20060
20363
20711
20472
20787
20620
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
118 1 Intro PC Applica ons
118 2 Intro PC Applic. (Ag Emphasis)
118 3 Intro PC Applica ons
118 5 Intro PC Applic. (Ag Emphasis)
118 6 Intro PC Applic. (Ag Emphasis)
118 H06 Intro PC Applica ons
1100AM
0110PM
1207PM
0210PM
1100AM
0830AM
1150AM
0200PM
0107PM
0300PM
1150AM
0945AM
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
M11 20280
M11 20281
CIS 118 H31 Intro PC Applica ons
CIS 118
COMMUNICATION
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
B
20333
20332
20467
20485
20650
20331
20916
COM
COM
COM
COM
COM
COM
COM
115
115
115
115
115
125
230
0630PM
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus dates: Sept. 12, Sept. 26, Oct. 10, Oct. 31.
N01 Intro PC Applica ons
STAFF
3
12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
NJC Online Course - ac vate your student email and enter the online class on the very first day of the course. For help - email: [email protected]
1
2
3
4
5
1
1
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Interpersonal Communica on
Argumenta on and Debate
Argumenta on and Debate
0830AM
0900AM
1000AM
0900AM
1000AM
0110PM
0945AM
0950AM
1050AM
0950AM
1115AM
0225PM
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
125
210
210
212
212
210
212
212
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
0800AM
0900AM
0800AM
1000AM
0900AM
0200PM
1000AM
0830AM
1100AM
1200PM
0100PM
0100PM
0130PM
1100AM
0200PM
0300PM
0300PM
0829AM
0950AM
0850AM
1050AM
0950AM
0250PM
1050AM
0855AM
1150AM
1250PM
0150PM
0129PM
0159PM
1200PM
0250PM
0400PM
0350PM
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
NCO
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
1050AM NES
1150AM NES
0345PM NES
214
212
212
Weatherill
Reuszer
Reuszer
Robinson
Robinson
Reuszer
Rothell &
Penington
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
Conner
Rhine
Conner
Conner
Rhine
Conner
Conner
Rhine
Conner
Rhine
Rhine
Rhine
Rhine
Rhine
Conner
Conner
Rhine
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
2
3
2
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
19-Oct-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
19-Oct-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
3
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
69.00
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
COSMETOLOGY
Must be in the Cosmetology program to enroll in these courses.
A
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
B
A
B
B
A
B
A
B
20086
20087
20090
20089
20091
20092
20094
20097
20099
20100
20101
20102
20103
20093
20095
20096
20098
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
COS
EST
EST
NAT
NAT
103
110
111
120
121
130
131
140
141
150
160
161
203
110
111
110
111
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Shampoo/Rinses/Condi oners I
Introduc on to Hair Coloring
Intermediate: Hair Coloring
Introduc on to Hair Cu ng
Intermediate I: Haircu ng
Introduc on to Hair Styling
Intermediate I: Hair Styling
Intro to Chemical Texture
Intermed I: Chemical Texture
Laws, Rules and Regula ons
Intro Disinfect/Sanita/Safety
Inter I: Disinfe/Sanit/Safety
Shampoos/Rinses/Condi on II
Intro to Facials & Skin Care
Intermediate Facials-Skin Care
Intro to Manicures/Pedicures
Inter Manicures/Pedicures
Cosmetology kit fee $1300.00
14-Oct-16
14-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
14-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
14-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
14-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
14-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
14-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
14-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Full
Full
Full
20011
20503
20961
CRJ 110
CRJ 125
CRJ 205
1 Intro to Criminal Jus ce: SS3
1 Policing Systems
1 Principles of Criminal Law
GT 1000AM
1100AM
0230PM
MWF Penington
MWF Penington
TR Penington
8.50
Term CRN
Prefix No.
Sec. Title
GT
Start
Time
Start
Date
End
Date
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
0110PM
0900AM
1000AM
0110PM
0900AM
1000AM
0110PM
0800AM
1010AM
0900AM
1000AM
0900AM
1000AM
0300PM
0950AM
1150AM
0300PM
0950AM
1155AM
0300PM
1000AM
1130AM
0950AM
1115AM
0950AM
1150AM
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
NLB
21
21
22
22
21
22
22
21
22
21
22
21
22
TR
MW
MW
M
TR
TR
W
F
F
TR
TR
MW
MWF
Atencio
Atencio
2
3
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
Atencio
3
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
0400PM
0400PM
0530PM NES
0530PM NES
111
111
Fees
eBook
DIESEL POWER MECHANICS
A
B
20274 DPM 101
20904 DPM 206
B
20907 DPM 207
B
20909 DPM 212
A
20901 DPM 264
A
20902 DPM 265
1 Diesel Shop Orienta on
1 Heavy Duty Brakes I
Heavy Duty Brakes I
Heavy Duty Brakes I
1 Heavy Duty Brakes II
Heavy Duty Brakes II
Heavy Duty Brakes II
1 Brake Systems PMI
Brake Systems PMI
1 H/D Hea ng & Ven la on
H/D Hea ng & Ven la on
1 Heavy Duty A/C Systems Service
Heavy Duty A/C Systems Service
Atencio
25.00
80.0060.60
1.5 19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Atencio
2
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
Atencio
3
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
TR
T
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
T
T
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Brady-Lawler
MW
TR
T
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
1
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
MW
M
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
TR
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
3
6
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
MWF Monheiser
TR Monheiser
TR Monheiser
3
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Full
Full
20395
20012
ECE 101 1 Intro to Early Childhood Educ
ECE 101 H01 Intro to Early Childhood Educ
Full
Full
20368
20040
ECE 102 31 Intro to ECE Lab Techniques
ECE 102 H31 Intro to ECE Lab Techniques
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20027
20657
20504
20924
20925
20030
20540
20429
20926
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
Full
Full
20279
20658
ECE 240 1 Admin of ECE Programs
ECE 240 H01 Admin of ECE Programs
Full
Full
20466
20481
ECE 256
ECE 288
Hybrid Course- Required on-campus mee ngs: Aug 23, Sept 20, Oct 11, Nov 15, Dec 6
0531PM
0531PM
0631PM NES
0631PM NES
111
111
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus mee ngs: Aug 23, Sept 20, Oct 11, Nov 15, Dec 6
108 1 Assessment Process in ECE
111 1 Infant/Toddler Theory/Prac ce
112 1 Infant/Toddler Lab Tech
130 1 The Professional Nanny
131 1 Nanny Methods & Techniques
209 1 Observing Young Children
220 1 Curriculum Methods Techniques
238 1 Child Growth and Development
238 H01 Child Growth and Development
Arrg.
Arrg.
Arrg.
Arrg.
Arrg.
Arrg.
0100PM
0216PM
0216PM
NES
111
Thayer
Thayer
NES
NES
NES
0230PM NES
0346PM NES
0346PM NES
111
111
111
111
111
111
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Hybrid Course: Required on-campus mee ngs: Aug 23, Sep 20, Oct 11, Nov 15, Dec 6
0235PM
0235PM
0405PM NES
0405PM NES
111
111
Hybrid Course- Required on-campus mee ngs: Aug 22, Sep 19, Oct 3, Nov 14, Dec 5
1 Working with Parents&Families
1 Prac cum: Early Childhood Ed
1245PM
0215PM NES
111
1050AM NPW
0945AM NPW
0225PM NPW
14
29
29
ECONOMICS
Full
Full
Full
20072 ECO 201
20073 ECO 201
20939 ECO 202
1 Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1
2 Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1
1 Prin of Microeconomics: SS1
GT 1000AM
GT 0830AM
GT 0110PM
60.60
60.60
60.60
23
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
e-Book Fee: Some courses have digital content built into the structure of the course and may not require a textbook. The eBook content fee covers the cost of accessing this content. This
fee is non-refundable.
24
Term CRN
Prefix No.
Sec. Title
GT
Start
Time
End
Time
Bldg
Start
Date
End
Date
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
210
M
Schroeder
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Fees
eBook
EDUCATION
Full
20431 EDU 221
31 Introduc on to Educa on
0530PM
0830PM NES
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
All EMS courses have a reading prerequisite. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
All courses listed below are corequisites for the EMT Basic Program. Must be in the EMT Basic Program to enroll in these courses.
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
20623 EMS 121
2 EMT Fundamentals
0600PM
1000PM NPW
15
MRS
Yahn
3
22-Aug-16 24-Sep-16
15
MRS
Yahn
4
26-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
15
MRS
Yahn
2
28-Nov-16 16-Dec-16
Yahn
1
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
This class will also meet on Saturday, September 24th 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
20624 EMS 122
1 EMT Medical Emergencies
0600PM
1000PM NPW
Saturday classes 8:00 to 5:00 on 10/22/16 and 11/05/16
20647 EMS 123
1 EMT Trauma Emergencies
0600PM
1000PM NPW
Saturday class - 8:00 to 5:00 on 12/3/16 and 12/10/16
B
20648 EMS 170
1 EMT Clinical
43.50
Must have valid CPR cer fica on prior to clinical see HPR 102 - CPR for Professioanls Clinical dates to be determined.
ENGLISH
All English courses require either successful compleƟon of the prerequisite course or placement via SAT, ACT, CCPT or Accuplacer score. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
All secƟons of ENG 121 have a reading and wriƟng prerequisite. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20034
20035
20389
20537
20282
20036
20538
20038
20039
20041
20042
20276
20430
20550
20646
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
121
121
121
121
121
121
121
121
121
122
122
122
122
122
122
Full
20502 ENG 131
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
English Composi
on I : CO1
on I : CO1
on I : CO1
on I : CO1
on I : CO1
on I : CO1
on I : CO1
on I : CO1
on I : CO1
on II: CO2
on II: CO2
on II: CO2
on II: CO2
on II: CO2
on II: CO2
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
0800AM
0900AM
1000AM
1000AM
1210PM
0110PM
0900AM
1000AM
0830AM
0900AM
1000AM
1000AM
0110PM
0900AM
1210PM
0850AM
0950AM
1050AM
1050AM
0100PM
0200PM
0950AM
1050AM
0945AM
0950AM
1115AM
1050AM
0200PM
0950AM
0100PM
NES
NES
NKH
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
123
123
107
123
122
122
121
121
210
124
218
122
210
218
210
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
MWF
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
Weatherill
Weatherill
Cranwell
Weatherill
Kugler
Kugler
Ross
Ross
Reuszer
Rothell
Berns
Kugler
Reuszer
Berns
Reuszer
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
0800AM
0850AM NES
122
MWF
Stone-Robinson
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.60
1050AM NPW
1150AM NPW
201
201
MWF Coles
T
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
85.00
All secƟons of ENG 131 have a reading and wriƟng prerequisite. .
1 Technical Wri ng I
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Full
20361 ENV 101
1 Environmental Sci w/Lab: SC1
Environmental Sci w/Lab: SC1
GT 1000AM
GT 1000AM
All placement guides are located at www.njc.edu/publicaƟons/Placement and Assessment
JUMP START!
If you tested into pre-collegiate classes, you’ll want to know about
the Jump Start @ NJC program being offered in August. See page 6.
Term CRN
Prefix No.
Sec. Title
GT
Start
Time
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
Start
Date
End
Date
0750AM
0750AM
0750AM
0750AM
0850AM
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NBH
0
0
0
0
19
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MW
Briggs
McAdow
Briggs
McAdow
McAdow
1
1
1
1
2
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
McAdow
Briggs
1
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16 100.00
Briggs
Briggs
3
6
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16 100.00
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16 100.00
Briggs
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16 100.00
Fees
eBook
EQUINE MANAGEMENT & TRAINING
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20067
20358
20068
20359
20069
EQM
EQM
EQM
EQM
EQM
101
101
201
201
210
Full
Full
20464 EQM 211
20070 EQT 101
Full
Full
20268 EQT 140
20071 EQT 201
Full
21030 EQT 240
1
2
1
2
1
Stable Opera ons I
Stable Opera ons I
Stable Opera ons III
Stable Opera ons III
Equine Health
0700AM
0700AM
0700AM
0700AM
0800AM
Students registering for this course must also register for EQM 211 to fulfill the lab requirements.
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
1 Equine Health Lab
1 Introduc on to Horse Training
Introduc on to Horse Training
Introduc on to Horse Training
1 Ranch Horse Versa lity I
1 Intermediate Colt Training
Intermediate Colt Training
1 Ranch Horse Versa lity II
0800AM
0110PM
1000AM
0110PM
0310PM
1000AM
0110PM
0310PM
0950AM
0200PM
1150AM
0300PM
0600PM
1150AM
0300PM
0600PM
NBH
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
19
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
R
M
TR
WF
MW
MWF
TR
MW
1 Principles/Emergency Services
1 Building Construc on for Fire
1 HazMat Opera ons (Level I)
0215PM
0800AM
0600PM
0330PM NKH
0915AM NKH
1000PM NKH
319
319
319
TR
TR
TRS
Murray
Murray
Howell
3
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 27-Oct-16
FIRE SCIENCE
Full
Full
20549
20493
20682
FST 102
FST 105
FST 107
50.00
Three Saturday class will meet from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Dates TBD.
Full
A
20661 FST 202 1 Strategy & Tac cs
20410 FSW 100 H01 S-190 Intro to Wildland Fire
A
20411 FSW 101 H01 S-130 Firefigh ng Training
1000AM
0345PM
1115AM NKH
0500PM NKH
319
319
TR
T
Murray
Murray
3
1
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
0345PM
0500PM NKH
319
R
Murray
2
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
GT 1100AM
1150AM NES
125
MWF Schiel
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
GT 0110PM
GT 0110PM
0200PM NPW
0200PM NPW
201
201
MWF Coles
TR
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
85.00
60.60
Saturday and Sunday skill dates TBA.
Saturday and Sunday skill dates TBA.
GEOGRAPHY
Full
20534 GEO 106
1 Human Geography: SS2
GEOLOGY
Full
20543 GEY 111 H01 Physical Geology w/Lab: SC1
Physical Geology w/Lab: SC1
Hybrid course, some lecture and lab material will be online.
HISTORY
Full
Full
Full
Full
20277
20535
20536
20667
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
111
121
122
225
1
1
1
1
The World: An quity-1500: HI1
US History to Reconst: HI1
US History since Civil War: HI1
Colorado History: HI1
GT
GT
GT
GT
1210PM
0800AM
1100AM
0830AM
0100PM
0850AM
1150AM
0945AM
NES
NES
NES
NES
214
126
214
214
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
Sco
Sco
Sco
Harford
3
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
1100AM
1000AM
0110PM
1150AM NGY
1050AM NGY
0200PM NGY
203
104
104
MW
TR
MW
Kelley
Kelley
Kelley
2
2
2
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
HUMAN PERFORMANCE & EXERCISE
25
Full
Full
Full
20518 HPE 102
20933 HPE 288
20934 HPE 288
1 Intro to Sports Medicine
1 Athle c Training Prac cum II
2 Athle c Training Prac cum II
8.50100.00
8.50
8.50
26
Term CRN
Prefix No.
Sec. Title
GT
Start
Time
End
Time
Bldg
Start
Date
End
Date
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
Yahn
Brandenburg
0.5 8-Oct-16 8-Oct-16
1 22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
Fees
eBook
HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
A
20486 HPR 102
20273 HPR 108
1 CPR Professionals
1 Dietary Nutri on
0830AM
0110PM
0500PM NKH
0300PM NPW
312
217
Sat
T
1130AM
1000AM
1130AM
1000AM
1245PM
1115AM
1245PM
1050AM
NES
NES
NES
NES
126
210
218
218
TR
TR
TR
MWF
Ross
Ross
Berns
Berns
3
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
0830AM
0830AM
0830AM
0500PM
0500PM
1000AM
0500PM
0500PM
0500PM
1000PM
1000PM
1050AM
NKH
NKH
NKH
NES
NES
NGY
312
312
312
124
124
203
Sat-Sun
Sat-Sun
Sat-Sun
MT
MT
MWF
Yahn
Yahn
Yahn
Miller
Miller
Kelley
1
1
1
1
1
3
24-Sep-16
22-Oct-16
3-Dec-16
12-Sep-16
14-Nov-16
22-Aug-16
25-Sep-16
23-Oct-16
4-Dec-16
13-Sep-16
15-Nov-16
16-Dec-16
1 Introduc on to Mass Media: SS3 GT 1000AM
1115AM NES
125
TR
Weatherill
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
27.00
HUMANITIES
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Full
Full
Full
Full
20649
20483
20917
20257
HUM
HUM
HUM
HUM
103
115
121
122
HEALTH & WELLNESS
20942
20547
20548
AU5 20965
AU6 20966
Full 20433
HWE
HWE
HWE
HWE
HWE
HWE
103
103
103
117
117
237
1
1
1
1
Introduc on to Film Art: AH2
World Mythology: AH2
Humani es: Early Civ: AH2
Humani es: Mediev-Mod: AH2
1
3
2
31
32
1
Community First Aid and CPR
Community First Aid and CPR
Community First Aid and CPR
Mental Health First Aid
Mental Health First Aid
Exercise, Nutri on & Body Comp
GT
GT
GT
GT
80.25
48.00
27.00
27.00
27.00
JOURNALISM
Full
20918 JOU 105
LITERATURE
Full
20531
LIT 115
1 Intro to Literature I
1100AM
1150AM NES
210
Full
20330
LIT 255
1 Children`s Literature
1100AM
1230PM NES
111
TR
Brady-Lawler
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
0630PM
0725PM NPW
29
M
Kerker
3
19-Oct-16
9-Dec-16
120.00
Kerker
3
19-Oct-16
9-Dec-16
120.00
Focus: Humor and Irony
MWF Ross
MANAGEMENT
M12 20479 MAN 215 H31 Organiza onal Behavior
Hybrid Course. Required on-campus dates: Oct. 24, Nov.7 and Nov. 28.
M12 20480 MAN 215 N01 Organiza onal Behavior
NJC Online Course. Ac vate your student email and enter the online class on the very first day of the course. For help, email: [email protected].
M10 20705 MAN 226 H31 Principles of Management
0630PM
0725PM NPW
29
M
STAFF
3
29-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
60.60
STAFF
3
29-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
60.60
Hybrid Course. Required on-campus dates: Aug. 29, Sept. 19, Oct. 3.
M10 20706 MAN 226 N01 Principles of Management
NJC Online Course. Ac vate your student email and enter the online class on the very first day of the course. For help, email: [email protected].
B-Term and Late Start Classes
Listed on Page 33. Many of these classes begin in
September and October.
Term CRN
Prefix No.
Sec. Title
GT
Start
Time
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
Start
Date
End
Date
Fees
eBook
MATHEMATICS
See page 13 for MAT pre-college level courses.
All Math courses require either successful compleƟon of the prerequisite course of placement via SAT, ACT, CCPT or Accuplacer score. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
B
A
20581 MAT 102 1 Skilled Trades/Industrial Math
20724 AAA 77 L01 ST: Skilled Trad/Ind. Math Lab
A
A
20841 MAT 102 2 Skilled Trades/Industrial Math
20724 AAA 77 L01 ST: Skilled Trad/Ind. Math Lab
Full
20666 MAT 103
0800AM
0310PM
0850AM NLB
0400PM NLB
21
1
MTWR Armstrong
MW Hazle
2
1
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
Students enrolled in MAT 102 may be required to also enroll in AAA 77 based on course emphasis and placement scores.
0800AM
0310PM
0850AM NLB
0400PM NLB
21
1
MTWR Armstrong
MW Hazle
2
1
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
Students enrolled in MAT 102 may be required to also enroll in AAA 77 based on course emphasis and placement scores.
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Full
A
1 Math for Clinical Calcula ons
Career Math: Wind Tech Empha20015 MAT 107 1 sis
20674 AAA 79 L01 ST: Career Math Lab: Wind Emp
Full
Full
20401 MAT 107 2 Career Math: Ag Emphasis
20703 AAA 78 L01 ST: Career Math Lab: Ag Emph.
0210PM
0325PM NPW
217
1100AM
0310PM
1150AM NPW
0400PM NLB
13
1
MR
Linn
MWF Gaines
MW Hazle
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
3
1
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
Students enrolled in MAT 107 may be required to also enroll in AAA 79 based on course emphasis and placement scores.
1000AM
1100AM
1050AM NBH
1150AM NBH
10
19
MWF Huenink
MWF Huenink
3
2
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
4
4
4
4
4
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
95.00
95.00
95.00
95.00
95.00
4
1
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
95.00
Garre
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
95.00
K. Stump
Vair
Monheiser
Monheiser
K. Stump
K. Stump
Vair
3
4
3
3
5
5
5
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
Wagner
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Based on placement scores, some students will be required to also enroll in AAA 78, CRN 20703.
All Math courses require either successful compleƟon of the prerequisite course of placement via SAT, ACT, CCPT or Accuplacer score.
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
11
10
15
10
13
MWRF
MTWR
MWRF
MTWR
MTWR
Combo MAT 121/093 These are linked courses. Student MUST be enrolled in both courses.
Full 21033 MAT 121 6 College Algebra: MA1
GT 0900AM
Full 21034 MAT 93
6 Algebra Lab
0951AM
0950AM NPW
1030AM NPW
13
13
MTWRF Garre
MTWRF Garre
Full
0730PM NPW
13
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20017
20310
20397
20018
20922
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
121
121
121
121
121
1
2
3
4
5
College Algebra: MA1
College Algebra: MA1
College Algebra: MA1
College Algebra: MA1
College Algebra: MA1
20617 MAT 121 H01 College Algebra: MA1
20432
20366
20033
20938
20043
20968
20546
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
122
125
135
135
166
201
202
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
0800AM
0900AM
1100AM
1210PM
0105PM
GT 0600PM
0850AM
0950AM
1150AM
0100PM
0155PM
Hybrid class that meets every Monday evening. Most assignments will be online.
College Trigonometry: MA1
Survey of Calculus: MA1
Intro to Sta s cs: MA1
Intro to Sta s cs: MA1
Pre-Calculus: MA1
Calculus I : MA1
Calculus II : MA1
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
0110PM
1100AM
0900AM
0800AM
0110PM
0800AM
0800AM
0230PM
1150AM
0950AM
0850AM
0200PM
0850AM
0850AM
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
1000AM
1115AM NES
M
10
10
14
14
10
13
10
TR
MTWR
MWF
MWF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
121
TR
Garre
Vair
K. Stump
Vair
Garre
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
MULTIMEDIA GRAPHIC DESIGN
Full
20051 MGD 111
1 Adobe Photoshop I
Pre-requisite classes are listed on page 10 of this booklet. All placement guides are located at www.njc.edu/publicaƟons/Placement and Assessment
95.00
95.00
95.00
27
28
Term
CRN
Prefix No. Sec. Title
GT
Start
Time
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
Start
Date
End
Date
Fees
MUSIC
Full
Full
Full
20675 MUS 106
20052 MUS 110
20053 MUS 112
1 Songwri ng
1 Music Theory I
1 Ear Training/Sightsing I Lab
Full
Full
Full
20362 MUS 120
20278 MUS 120
20505 MUS 123
1 Music Apprecia on: AH1
2 Music Apprecia on: AH1
1 Survey of World Music: AH1
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20494
20054
20628
20495
20629
20625
20630
20631
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
141
141
142
142
143
143
144
144
1
2
1
2
1
5
1
2
PI (Music Major): Guitar I
PI (Non-music Major): Guitar I
PI (Music Major): Guitar II
PI (Non-Music Maj): Guitar II
PI (Music Major): Guitar III
PI (Non-music Maj): Guitar III
PI (Music Major): Guitar IV
PI (Non-music Maj): Guitar IV
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20264
20396
20632
20468
20633
20634
20635
20470
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
141
141
142
142
143
143
144
144
3
4
3
4
2
3
3
4
PI (Music Major): Piano I
PI (Non-music Major): Piano I
PI (Music Major): Piano II
PI (Non-music Maj): Piano II
PI (Music Major): Piano III
PI (Non-music Maj): Piano III
PI (Music Major): Piano IV
PI (Non-music Maj): Piano IV
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20541
20526
20469
20636
20637
20638
20496
20639
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
141
141
142
142
143
143
144
144
5
6
5
6
4
6
5
6
PI (Music Major): Voice I
PI (Non-music Major):Voice I
PI (Music Major): Voice II
PI (Non-music Maj): Voice II
PI (Music Major): Voice III
PI (Non-music Maj): Voice III
PI (Music Major): Voice IV
PI (Non-music Maj): Voice IV
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20680
20681
20903
20905
20906
20908
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
141
141
142
142
143
143
7
8
7
8
7
8
PI (Music Major): Inst. I
PI (Non-music Maj): Inst. I
PI (Music Major): Inst. II
PI (Non-Music Maj): Inst. II
PI (Music Major): Inst. III
PI (Non-Music Maj): Inst. III
Full
Full
Full
Full
20465
20460
20459
20500
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
151
152
153
154
1
1
1
1
Ensemble I: Concert Choir I
Ensemble II: Concert Choir II
Ensemble III: Concert Choir III
Ensemble IV: Concert Choir IV
1000AM
0900AM
0900AM
1050AM NES
0950AM NES
0950AM NES
131
131
131
MWF Lippstrew
MWF Pelton
TR Pelton
3
3
1
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
214
214
212
MW Pelton
TR Pelton
MWF Pelton
3
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Ear Training must be taken with MUS 110 Music Theory I
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
GT 0110PM
GT 1130AM
GT 1000AM
0225PM NES
1245PM NES
1050AM NES
Private Lesson mes are arranged in the Liberal Arts office, ESF 104
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
133
133
133
133
133
133
133
133
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
130
130
130
130
130
130
130
130
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
130
130
130
130
130
130
130
130
Morrison
Morrison
Morrison
Morrison
Morrison
Morrison
Morrison
Morrison
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
133
133
133
133
133
133
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
2
1
2
1
2
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
370.00
185.00
NES
NES
NES
NES
126
126
126
126
Pelton
Pelton
Pelton
Pelton
1
1
1
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
Private Lesson mes are arranged in the Liberal Arts office, ESF 104
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
Private Lesson mes are arranged in the Liberal Arts office, ESF 104
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
Private Lesson mes are arranged in the Liberal Arts office, ESF 104
Concert Choir is open to students of all majors who enjoy singing.
1100AM
1100AM
1100AM
1100AM
1150AM
1150AM
1150AM
1150AM
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
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Sec. Title
GT
Start
Time
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
Start
Date
End
Date
Fees
Music Courses conƟnued...
Contemporary Choir is open to students of all majors who enjoy singing.
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Full
Full
Full
Full
20487
20499
20471
20501
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
151
152
153
154
2
2
2
2
Ensemble I: Contemp Choir I
Ensemble II: Contemp Choir II
Ensemble III: Contemp Choir III
Ensemble IV: Contemp Choir IV
1000AM
1000AM
1000AM
1000AM
1115AM
1115AM
1115AM
1115AM
NES
NES
NES
NES
127
127
127
127
TR
TR
TR
TR
Pelton
Pelton
Pelton
Pelton
1
1
1
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
AP3
AP3
AP3
AP3
AP3
20640
20732
20734
20736
20626
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
151
152
153
154
151
3
3
3
3
4
Community Jazz Band I: Student
Community Jazz Band II: Student
0600PM
0600PM
0600PM
0600PM
0600PM
0730PM
0730PM
0730PM
0730PM
0730PM
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
126
126
126
126
126
R
R
R
R
R
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
1
1
1
1
1
7-Sep-16
7-Sep-16
7-Sep-16
7-Sep-16
7-Sep-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
20669
20910
20911
20914
20668
20670
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
151
152
153
163
167
265
7
5
6
1
1
1
Ensemble I: Band
Ensemble II: Band
Ensemble III: Band
Music Audio Produc on I
Music Business I
Live Audio Engineering
0110PM
0110PM
0110PM
0230PM
1130AM
0230PM
0225PM
0225PM
0225PM
0345PM
1245PM
0345PM
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
126
126
126
127
125
127
MW
MW
MW
TR
TR
MW
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
Lippstrew
1
1
1
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
10.00
10.00
10.00
1 Nurse Aide Health Care Skills
Nurse Aide Health Care Skills
0110PM
0800AM
0600PM NPW
1200PM NPW
24
24
TR
Sat
Fritzler
4
23-Aug-16 29-Sep-16
12-Nov-16 12-Nov-16
34.20
1 Nurse Aide Clinical Experience
0700AM
0300PM NST
Sat
Fritzler
1
1 Fundamentals of Nursing
Fundamentals of Nursing
Fundamentals of Nursing
Fundamentals of Nursing
Fundamentals of Nursing
Fundamentals of Nursing
Fundamentals of Nursing
Fundamentals of Nursing
1 Basic Concepts of Pharmacology
1 Adv Concepts of Med/Surg NSG I
Adv Concepts of Med/Surg NSG I
Adv Concepts of Med/Surg NSG I
1 Psychiatric-Mental Health NSG
Psychiatric-Mental Health NSG
Psychiatric-Mental Health NSG
1 Pharmacology II
1000AM
1000AM
0110PM
0110PM
1000AM
1100AM
1000AM
0110PM
1000AM
0900AM
0110PM
0700AM
1000AM
0110PM
0700AM
0800AM
1230PM
1150AM
0300PM
0200PM
1050AM
1230PM
1230PM
0200PM
1150AM
1150AM
0200PM
0330PM
1150AM
0200PM
0330PM
0950AM
Nursing Staff
6
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16 498.55
Nursing Staff
6
24-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Merrigan
2
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Jazz Band is open to students of all majors who enjoy jazz and who play a jazz instrument.
Community Jazz Band III: Student
Community Jazz Band IV: Student
Community Jazz Band: Community
Ensemble Band is open to students of all majors who enjoy playing musical instruments.
NURSE ASSISTANT
AP8 20928 NUA 101
Final exam is Saturday, Nov. 12th 8 am to noon. Fee includes the cost of required background check.
NUA 101 & NUA 170 must be taken together. Final is Saturday, Nov. 12th 8 am to noon.
AP8 20929 NUA 170
NUA 101 & NUA 170 must be taken together. Clinic days are 10/1, 10/8, 10/22, & 11/5.
Fee includes the cost of state CNA exam & malprac ce insurance.
1-Oct-16
5-Nov-16 131.50
NURSING
Full
20652 NUR 109
Full
Full
20651 NUR 112
20932 NUR 206
Full
20931 NUR 211
Full
20930 NUR 212
29
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
NST
NPW
NPW
NST
NPW
217
213
213
217
217
213
213
213
217
212
213
212
212
212
T
WRF
F
M
R
R
F
F
M
T
T
RF
M
M
RF
M
Nursing Staff 6.5 23-Aug-16 16-Dec-16 219.95
Nursing Staff
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Edinger
2
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
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Sec. Title
Start
Time
GT
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
Start
Date
End
Date
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
14-Oct-16
14-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
14-Oct-16
Fees
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
A
A
Full
A
20511
20512
20507
20953
PED
PED
PED
PED
101
101
101
104
B
20954 PED 104
5
6
12
1
All PE Ac vity Courses have an arranged component in addi on to the scheduled me.
Condi oning Lab
0310PM 0400PM NGY
203
TR Soza
1
Condi oning Lab
0410PM 0500PM NGY
203
TR Soza
1
Condi oning Lab (Fire Acad)
0230PM 0400PM NKH
319
MW Vorderberg 1
Cross Training
1210PM 0100PM NGY
101
MW Lehocky
1
BOC membership included for length of class
2 Cross Training
1210PM
0100PM NGY
101
MW
Lehocky
1
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
0100PM NGY
151
WF
Henderson
1
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
0520PM NGY
151
TR
Felzien
1
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
0220PM NGY
151
TR
STAFF
1
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
0100PM NGY
151
WF
Henderson
1
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
0520PM NGY
151
TR
Felzien
1
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
0220PM NGY
151
TR
STAFF
1
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
NGY
205
Kelley
1
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
BOC membership included for length of class
A
20564 PED 143
1 Yoga I
1210PM
BOC membership included for length of class
A
20565 PED 143
2 Yoga I
0430PM
BOC membership included for length of class
A
20957 PED 143
4 Yoga I
0130PM
BOC membership included for length of class
B
20566 PED 144
1 Yoga II
1210PM
BOC membership included for length of class
B
20567 PED 144
2 Yoga II
0430PM
BOC membership included for length of class
B
20958 PED 144
5 Yoga II
0130PM
BOC membership included for length of class
B
20516 PED 151
1 Walking and Jogging
Students need to a end ini al mee ng on Oct. 21 @ 5:30 PM NGY 203. D2L will be u lized.
A
20568 PED 175
1 ST: Dynamic Workout
1210PM
0100PM NGY
151
MR
Henderson
1
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
0100PM NGY
151
MR
Henderson
1
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
0200PM
0500PM
1050AM
0500PM
0500PM
0500PM
0500PM
152
STAFF
Harbart
Trenkle
Huss
Shepherd
Myers
STAFF
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
1
1
1
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
3
3
3
3
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
BOC membership included for length of class
B
20569 PED 175
3 ST: Dynamic Workout
1210PM
BOC membership included for length of class
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
B
20945
20948
20949
20950
20951
20952
20517
PED
PED
PED
PED
PED
PED
PED
176
176
176
176
176
176
211
Full
Full
Full
20944 PED 237
20946 PED 237
20947 PED 237
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
ST: Wrestling Prac ce
ST: Golf Prac ce
ST: Men’s Basketball Prac ce
ST: Women’s Basketbal Prac ce
ST: Baseball Prac ce
ST: So ball Prac ce
Bowling
1210PM
0310PM
0900AM
0310PM
0310PM
0310PM
0310PM
NGY
NGF
NGY
NGY
NFI
NST
NBA
MTWRF
MTWRF
101
MTWRF
101
MTWRF
BBFLD MTWRF
MTWRF
ALLEY
W
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
Students required to pay for discounted games at bowling alley.
1 Varsity Sports (Volleyball)
2 Varsity Sports (Men’s Soccer)
3 Varsity Sports (Women’s Soccer)
0110PM
0110PM
0310PM
0300PM NGY
0300PM NFI
0500PM NFI
1000AM
0110PM
1100AM
0110PM
1115AM
0225PM
1150AM
0225PM
101
SCFLD
SCFLD
MTWRF Squier
MTWRF Groves
MTWRF STAFF
PHILOSOPHY
Full
Full
Full
Full
20641
20482
20642
20643
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
111
112
113
114
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
1
1
1
1
Intro to Philosophy: AH3
Ethics: AH3
Logic: AH3
Compara ve Religions: AH3
GT
GT
GT
GT
NES
NES
NES
NES
124
124
124
124
TR
TR
MWF
MW
Rothell
Rothell
Rothell
Rothell
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
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Bldg
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0100PM
1250PM
0950AM
1050AM
NPW
NPW
NPW
NPW
201
201
201
201
Days
Instructor
Start
Date
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End
Date
Fees
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PHYSICS
Full
20046 PHY 111
Full
20321 PHY 211
1 Physics Alg-Based I/Lab: SC1
Physics Alg-Based I/Lab: SC1
1 Physics Calc-Based I/Lab: SC1
Physics Calc-Based I/Lab: SC1
GT
GT
GT
GT
1210PM
1100AM
0900AM
0900AM
1 American Government: SS1
GT 1000AM
MTWF Gaines
R
MTWF Gaines
R
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
5
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Penington
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
MWF Thompson
W
C. Trenkle
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
TR Thompson
T
STAFF
MWF Berns
3
1
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Full
20915 POS 111
1115AM NES
214
TR
PSYCHOLOGY
All secƟons of PSY 101 & 102 have a reading prerequisite. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Full
Full
20001
20936
PSY 101 1 General Psychology I: SS3
PSY 101 H31 General Psychology I: SS3
Full
B
Full
20049
20271
20398
PSY 102
PSY 175
PSY 217
GT 0900AM
GT 0630PM
0950AM NES
0800PM NES
126
124
Hybrid Course - Required On-Campus Mee ngs: Aug 31, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
1 General Psychology II: SS3
1 ST: Peer Helping I
1 Human Sexuality: SS3
GT 0830AM
0400PM
GT 1100AM
0945AM NES
0500PM
1150AM NES
126
218
All secƟons of PSY 235 have a reading prerequisite. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
Full
20050
Full
Full
Full
20370
20927
20409
Human Growth & Developmnt:
SS3
PSY 238 1 Child Development: SS3
PSY 238 H01 Child Development: SS3
PSY 249 1 Abnormal Psychology: SS3
PSY 235
1
GT 1000AM
1115AM NES
126
TR
Thompson
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
GT 0216PM
GT 0216PM
GT 0110PM
0346PM NES
0346PM NES
0225PM NES
111
111
126
TR
T
TR
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
Thompson
3
3
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
1 Range Management
0110PM
0300PM NBH
10
TR
Bartle
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
1 Applied and Technical Reading
2 Applied and Technical Reading
0800AM
0800AM
0850AM NLB
0850AM NLB
1
1
2
2
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
1 Intro to Sport Management
1210PM
0125PM NGY
203
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
0225PM NES
0300PM NPW
0300PM NPW
212
201
201
3
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
RANGE MANAGEMENT
Full
20364 RAM 205
READING
A
B
20032 REA 130
20842 REA 130
MTWR Felzien
MTWR Felzien
69.00
RECREATION
Full
20525 REC 120
TR
STAFF
SCIENCE
Full
Full
20920
20047
SCI 105
SCI 155
1 Science in Society: SC2
1 Integrated Sci I w/Lab: SC1
Integrated Sci I w/Lab: SC1
GT 0110PM
GT 0210PM
GT 0210PM
TR Schiel
MWF K. Stump
TR
This class is for Elementary Educa on Majors only. Requires successful comple on of MAT 050 with a ‘C’ or higher.
SOCIOLOGY
All secƟons of SOC 101 & 102 have a reading prerequisite. See page 10 for prerequisite informaƟon.
31
Full
Full
Full
Full
20007
20919
20357
20436
SOC
SOC
SOC
SOC
101
231
175
275
1
1
1
1
Intro to Sociology I: SS3
GT 0110PM
Sociology-Deviant Behavior: SS3 GT 0900AM
ST: Honors Seminar I
0110PM
ST: Honors Research III
0225PM NES
0950AM NES
0200PM NWH
218
125
101
TR Berns
MWF Schiel
R
Kelley
STAFF
3
3
1
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
80.85
32
Term CRN
Prefix No.
Sec. Title
Start
Time
Instructor
Cr.
Start
Date
End
Date
Edgar
Edgar
Edgar
Edgar
5
1
1
2
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
22-Aug-16
16-Dec-16
14-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
3
3
3
3
1
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
22-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
1
1
1
LAB
1
LAB
1
LAB
1
LAB
1
LAB
TR
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
MW
MW
MW
MWF
Marrs
Marrs
Marrs
1
4
4
22-Aug-16 9-Sep-16 105.00
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16 60.00
Marrs
2
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
60.00
1.5 19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
55.00
1
1
LAB
1
LAB
1
LAB
1
LAB2
LAB2
1
LAB
1
LAB
LAB
1
LAB2
LAB
LAB
TR
TR
TR
MW
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
T
R
TR
WF
WF
MW
MW
End
Time
Bldg
Room
Days
0800AM
0600PM
0600PM
0600PM
0850AM
0900PM
0900PM
0900PM
NES
NPW
NPW
NPW
213
10
10
10
MTWRF
M
M
R
GT 0110PM
1130AM
1130AM
GT 1100AM
0500PM
0225PM
1245PM
1245PM
1150AM
0700PM
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
125
127
127
213
127
0800AM
0800AM
0800AM
1000AM
0925AM
1030AM
0410PM
0440PM
0110PM
0210PM
0800AM
1000AM
0915AM
1025AM
0950AM
1155AM
1015AM
1150AM
0435PM
0600PM
0200PM
0325PM
0950AM
1150AM
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
1050AM
0850AM
1150AM
1040AM
1200PM
0850AM
0950AM
1050AM
1150AM
0300PM
0300PM
0425PM
0200PM
0200PM
0300PM
0200PM
0325PM
0225PM
0225PM
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NLB
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
NAV
GT
Fees
eBook
SPANISH
Full
A
B
Full
20960
20555
20556
20616
THEATRE
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Full
Full
Full
Full
B
20676
20677
20923
20679
20962
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
111
175
275
275
1
31
31
1
Spanish Language I
ST: Begin Conversat Spanish
ST: Interm Conversat Spanish
ST: Adv Conversa onal Spanish
THE
THE
THE
THE
THE
105
111
112
211
246
1
1
1
1
31
Theatre Apprecia on: AH1
Ac ng I
Ac ng II
Dev of Theatre Grk-Renn: AH1
Rehearsal & Performance
WELDING
AU4 20528 WEL 100
A
20671 WEL 106
B
20530 WEL 110
A
20529 WEL 113
B
20943 WEL 140
Full
20892 WEL 230
B
20837 WEL 263
1 Safety for Welders
1 Blueprint Read-Welders/Fi ers
1 Advanced Shielded Metal Arc I
Advanced Shielded Metal Arc I
1 Oxyfuel and Plasma Cu ng
Oxyfuel and Plasma Cu ng
1 Welding Prac ces & Procedures
Welding Prac ces & Procedures
1 Pipe Welding I
Pipe Welding I
1 Applied Metal Proper es
Applied Metal Proper es
Marrs
30.00
Marrs
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.00
Marrs
4
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
80.00
Lenzen
Lenzen
3
3
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
25.0060.60
Lenzen
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Hazle
4
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
96.00
Hazle
3
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
96.00
Hazle
3
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
Lenzen
3
22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
Hazle
2
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
Lenzen
Lenzen
1
1
22-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
WIND TECHNOLOGY
Must be in the Wind Technology program to enroll in the following classes.
B
A
20388 WTG 100
20385 EIC 101
Full
20527
EIC 220
Full
20672
ELT 106
A
20393
ELT 258
B
20913
ELT 259
Full
20912 IMA 100
B
20476 IMA 150
A
B
20475 MIL 101
20673 MIL 101
1 Introduc on to Wind Industry
1 Job Training and Safety
Job Training and Safety
1 Industrial Electrical Controls
Industrial Electrical Controls
1 Fundamentals of DC/AC
Fundamentals of DC/AC
1 Programmable Logic Controllers
Programmable Logic Controllers
Programmable Logic Controllers
1 Adv Programmable Logic Control
Adv Programmable Logic Control
1 Intro Industrial Maintenance
Intro Industrial Maintenance
Intro Industrial Maintenance
1 IND Problem Solving Methods
IND Problem Solving Methods
1 Li ing Devices
2 Li ing Devices
0800AM
0800AM
0900AM
1000AM
1045AM
0800AM
0900AM
1000AM
1100AM
0110PM
0110PM
0310PM
0110PM
0110PM
0210PM
0110PM
0210PM
0110PM
0110PM
60.60
Fall Semester 2016 B-Term and Late Start Classes
Some late start courses are hybrid or online classes.
Hybrid courses - Sec on indicator starts with an H; example H01 or H31. All hybrid courses have a required on-campus component.
Online courses - Sec on indicator starts with an N; example N01.
For online courses, ac vate your student email and enter the class on the first class day. For help, email [email protected]
Start
End
Start
Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title
GT
Time
Time Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr.
Date
APR 20964 AAA 101
2
College 101:Student Experience
1210PM 0100PM NKH 108
TR Trenkle
1 24-Oct-16
M11 20940 ACC 115 H31 Payroll Accoun ng
0530PM 0625PM NPW 12
M Kilmer
3 12-Sep-16
End
Fees eBook
Date
18-Nov-16
18-Nov-16
94.95
M11 20941
ACC 115
N01 Payroll Accoun ng
M11 20707
BUS 102
H31 Entrepreneurial Opera ons
0630PM 0725PM NPW
24
M11 20708
B
20057
BUS 102
BUS 115
N01 Entrepreneurial Opera ons
H04 Introduc on to Business
0110PM 0225PM NPW
14
B
20405
BUS 116
H01 Personal Finance
0110PM 0200PM NPW
29
AV6
20309
BUS 216
H01 Legal Environment of Business
0110PM 0225PM NPW
15
B
AV6
20711
20620
CIS
CIS
118
118
3
Intro PC Applica ons
H06 Intro PC Applica ons
1207PM 0107PM NPW
0830AM 0945AM NPW
12
12
M11 20280
CIS
118
H31 Intro PC Applica ons
0630PM 0725PM NPW
12
NES
NES
NKH
NKH
NKH
NKH
NES
NES
NPW
212
212
312
312
312
312
124
124
29
Required on-campus dates: Sept. 12, Sept. 26, Oct. 10, Oct. 31.
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
M11 20281 CIS 118
B
20916 COM 230
20486
20942
20547
20548
AU5 20965
AU6 20966
M12 20479
HPR
HWE
HWE
HWE
HWE
HWE
MAN
102
103
103
103
117
117
215
Hybrid Course. Required on-campus dates: Sept. 12, Sept. 26, Oct. 10, Oct. 31.
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus dates: Sept. 12, Sept. 26, Oct. 10, Oct. 31.
N01 Intro PC Applica ons
1
Argumenta on and Debate
Argumenta on and Debate
1
CPR Professionals
1
Community First Aid and CPR
3
Community First Aid and CPR
2
Community First Aid and CPR
31 Mental Health First Aid
32 Mental Health First Aid
H31 Organiza onal Behavior
0830AM
0830AM
0830AM
0830AM
0500PM
0500PM
0630PM
0500PM
0500PM
0500PM
0500PM
1000PM
1000PM
0725PM
Kilmer
3
12-Sep-16
18-Nov-16
94.95
M
Jones
3
12-Sep-16
18-Nov-16
69.00
TR
Jones
Kerker
3
3
12-Sep-16
19-Oct-16
18-Nov-16
16-Dec-16
69.00
120.00
MWF STAFF
3
19-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
69.00
Walker
3
3-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
60.60
MTWRF STAFF
TR Kerker
3
3
19-Oct-16
3-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
69.00
69.00
3
12-Sep-16
18-Nov-16
69.00
TR
M
STAFF
STAFF
3 12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
69.00
Rothell &
3 19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
Penington
Sat Yahn
0.5 8-Oct-16
8-Oct-16 27.00
Sat-Sun Yahn
1 24-Sep-16 25-Sep-16 27.00
Sat-Sun Yahn
1 22-Oct-16 23-Oct-16 27.00
Sat-Sun Yahn
1
3-Dec-16
4-Dec-16 27.00
MT Miller
1 12-Sep-16 13-Sep-16
MT Miller
1 14-Nov-16 15-Nov-16
M Kerker
3 19-Oct-16 9-Dec-16
120.00
Hybrid Course. Required on-campus dates: Oct. 24, Nov.7 and Nov. 28.
M12 20480 MAN 215
M10 20705 MAN 226
N01 Organiza onal Behavior
H31 Principles of Management
M10
B
B
B
B
B
20706 MAN 226
20954 PED 104
20566 PED 144
20567 PED 144
20958 PED 144
20516 PED 151
N01
2
1
2
5
1
B
B
B
B
20569 PED
20556 SPA
20962 THE
20943 WEL
175
275
246
140
0630PM 0725PM NPW
Hybrid Course. Required on-campus dates: Aug. 29, Sept. 19, Oct. 3.
3
31
31
1
33
Principles of Management
Cross Training
Yoga II
Yoga II
Yoga II
Walking and Jogging
1210PM
1210PM
0430PM
0130PM
ST: Dynamic Workout
ST: Interm Conversat Spanish
Rehearsal & Performance
Welding Prac ces & Procedures
Welding Prac ces & Procedures
1210PM
0600PM
0500PM
0410PM
0440PM
0100PM
0100PM
0520PM
0220PM
NGY
NGY
NGY
NGY
NGY
29
101
151
151
151
205
M
MW
WF
TR
TR
Kerker
STAFF
3
3
19-Oct-16
29-Aug-16
9-Dec-16
14-Oct-16
120.00
60.60
STAFF
Lehocky
Henderson
Felzien
STAFF
Kelley
3
1
1
1
1
1
29-Aug-16
19-Oct-16
19-Oct-16
19-Oct-16
19-Oct-16
19-Oct-16
14-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
60.60
Henderson
Edgar
Robinson
Marrs
1
1
1
1.5
19-Oct-16
19-Oct-16
19-Oct-16
19-Oct-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
16-Dec-16 55.00
Students need to a end ini al mee ng on Oct. 21 @ 5:30 PM NGY 203. D2L will be u lized.
0100PM
0900PM
0700PM
0435PM
0600PM
NGY 151
NPW 10
NES 127
NEW WELD
NEW LAB
MR
M
MWF
TR
TR
34
Fall Semester 2016 Hybrid and Online Classes
Hybrid courses - Sec on indicator starts with an H; example H01 or H31. All hybrid courses have a required on-campus component.
Online courses - Sec on indicator starts with an N; example N01.
For online courses, ac vate your student email and enter the class on the first class day. For help, email [email protected]
Term
Start
GT Time
CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
M11 20940 ACC 115 H31 Payroll Accoun ng
End
Time
Bldg Room Days Instructor
0530PM 0625PM NPW
0630PM 0725PM NPW
B
B
1000AM 1115AM NPW
3 12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
94.95
3 12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
3 6-Sep-16 16-Dec-16
3 12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
94.95
24
Kilmer
Lewis
M Jones
69.00
29
Jones
TR STAFF
3 12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
3 22-Aug-16 4-Nov-16
69.00
120.00
14
TR Kerker
3 19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
120.00
29
MWF STAFF
3 19-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
69.00
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
20057 BUS 115 H04 Introduc on to Business
0110PM 0225PM NPW
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
20405 BUS 116 H01 Personal Finance
0110PM 0200PM NPW
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
AV6 20309 BUS 216 H01 Legal Environment of Business
0110PM 0225PM NPW
15
TR Walker
3 3-Oct-16 16-Dec-16
60.60
12
M STAFF
3 12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
69.00
3 12-Sep-16 18-Nov-16
3 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
69.00
Hybrid course, some material and assignments will be online.
M11 20280 CIS 118 H31 Intro PC Applica ons
0630PM 0725PM NPW
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus dates: Sept. 12, Sept. 26, Oct. 10, Oct. 31.
M11 20281 CIS 118 N01 Intro PC Applica ons
Full 20012 ECE 101 H01 Intro to Early Childhood Educ
STAFF
0400PM 0530PM NES
111
T
Brady-Lawler
Hybrid Course- Required on-campus mee ngs: Aug 23, Sept 20, Oct 11, Nov 15, Dec 6
Full 20040 ECE 102 H31 Intro to ECE Lab Techniques
0531PM 0631PM NES
111
T
Brady-Lawler
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus mee ngs: Aug 23, Sept 20, Oct 11, Nov 15, Dec 6
Full 20926 ECE 238 H01 Child Growth and Development
0216PM 0346PM NES 111
T Brady-Lawler
Hybrid Course: Required on-campus mee ngs: Aug 23, Sep 20, Oct 11, Nov 15, Dec 6
Full 20658 ECE 240 H01 Admin of ECE Programs
0235PM 0405PM NES
111
M
Brady-Lawler
Hybrid Course- Required on-campus mee ngs: Aug 22, Sep 19, Oct 3, Nov 14, Dec 5
M12 20479 MAN 215 H31 Organiza onal Behavior
0630PM 0725PM NPW
0630PM 0725PM NPW
GT 0600PM 0730PM NPW
GT 0630PM 0800PM NES
3 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
3 19-Oct-16 9-Dec-16
120.00
29
Kerker
M STAFF
3 19-Oct-16 9-Dec-16
3 29-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
120.00
60.60
13
STAFF
M Garre
3 29-Aug-16 14-Oct-16
4 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
60.60
95.00
Hybrid class that meets every Monday evening. Most assignments will be online.
Full 20936 PSY 101 H31 General Psychology I: SS3
3 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
M Kerker
Hybrid Course. Required on-campus dates: Aug. 29, Sept. 19, Oct. 3.
M10 20706 MAN 226 N01 Principles of Management
Full 20617 MAT 121 H01 College Algebra: MA1
3 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
29
Hybrid Course. Required on-campus dates: Oct. 24, Nov.7 and Nov. 28.
M12 20480 MAN 215 N01 Organiza onal Behavior
M10 20705 MAN 226 H31 Principles of Management
Fees eBook
M Kilmer
Hybrid Course. Required on-campus dates: Sept. 12, Sept. 26, Oct. 10, Oct. 31.
M11 20708 BUS 102 N01 Entrepreneurial Opera ons
M13 20478 BUS 115 H02 Introduc on to Business
End
Date
12
Required on-campus dates: Sept. 12, Sept. 26, Oct. 10, Oct. 31.
M11 20941 ACC 115 N01 Payroll Accoun ng
AU3 20593 ASC 100 N01 Animal Sciences
M11 20707 BUS 102 H31 Entrepreneurial Opera ons
Start
Cr. Date
124
Hybrid Course - Required On-Campus Mee ngs: Aug 31, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
W Trenkle
3 22-Aug-16 16-Dec-16
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
Please see specific Online and Hybrid Class InstrucƟons on page 43.
2016 Summer CCCOnline Class Lis ngs
To see a list of the
SUMMER 2016 CCCOnline Classes
6 Week Accelerated Term (June 6-July 16)
10 Week Summer Session (May 31-August 6th)
to go this website:
www.ccconline.org
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
2016 Fall CCCOnline Class Lis ngs
15 week session (CC1): August 29 - December 10
10 week session (CC2): October 3 - December 10
6 week session (CC4): September 12 - October 22
6 week session (CC5): October 31 - December 10
* Course fees and the cost of lab kits were not finalized by the me this class schedule went to print, thus they are subject to change.
CC1
CC4
15 wk
CRN
CC2
CC5
CC1
CC4
6 wk 10 wk
6 wk
15 wk
6 wk 10 wk
6 wk
CRN
CRN
CRN
CRN
CRN
CRN
20492
20336
20608
20208
20209
Prefix No. Title
AAA
20265
ACC
20117
ACC
20118
ACC
20119
ACC
20120
ACC
20121
ACC
20609
ACC
20442
ACC
20122
ACC
20291
ACC
20770
ACC
20123
ACC
20124
20379
ANT
20771
20772
ANT
20437
20773
ANT
20125 20740 20210 20741 ART
20126
20211
ART
20127
20212
ART
20128
20213
AST
20129
20774
AST
20109
20214
BIO
20110
BIO
20111
20215
BIO
20112
BIO
20113
BIO
20130
BIO
20131
20216
BIO
20322
BIO
20132
BIO
20114 20742 20217 20743 BUS
20328
BUS
20115
20218
BUS
20116
20219
BUS
20202
20220
BUS
20602
20738
CCR
99
101
115
121
122
125
131
132
135
211
212
216
226
101
107
225
110
111
112
101
102
105
106
111
112
201
202
204
216
221
115
120
216
217
226
92
Active Learning Skills
Fundamentals of Accounting
Payroll Accounting
Accounting Principles I
Accounting Principles II
Computerized Accounting
Income Tax
Tax Help Colorado
Spreadsheet Apps/ Accounting
Intermediate Accounting I
Intermediate Accounting II
Govt & Not-for-profit Acct
Cost Accounting
Cultural Anthropology : SS3
Intro to Archaeology: SS3
Anth of Religion: SS3
Art Appreciation: AH1
Art Hist Ancient/ Medievel: AH1
Art Hist Renaiss/1900: AH1
Astronomy I w/Lab: SC1
Astronomy II w/Lab: SC1
Science of Biology w/Lab: SC1
Basic Anatomy And Physiology
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Biology II/Lab: SC1
Human Anatomy&Phys w/Lab I:SC1
Human Anatomy&Phys II/Lab: SC1
Microbiology w/Lab: SC1
Pathophysiology
Botany w/Lab: SC1
Introduction to Business
Introduction to E-Commerce
Legal Environment of Business
Bus Communication/Rept Write
Business Statistics
Composition & Reading
GT
Cr. *Fees *LabKit
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
1
3
3
4
4
3
3
2
3
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
5
5
4
4
4
4
5
3
3
3
3
3
5
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
65.30
65.30
CRN
20603
54.80
54.80
54.80
54.80
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
164.95
65.30
65.30 213.00
65.30 259.00
65.30 307.00
65.30 395.00
65.30 365.00
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
CC2
203.00
20133
20262
20134
20292
20135
20136
20443
20293
20294
20375
20376
20295
20266
CC5
Prefix No. Title
CCR 94
20221
CHE 101
CHE 102
20222
CHE 111
20605
CHE 112
20223
CIS 115
20224
CIS 118
20453
CIS 135
CIS 145
CIS 155
CIS 240
CIS 267
CIS 268
20613
CNG 101
20380
CNG 102
20316
CNG 104
20343
CNG 211
20371 20744
20745 COM 115
20334 20746 20335 20747 COM 125
20137
20521
CRJ 110
20138
20522
CRJ 125
20296
CRJ 135
20139
20523
CRJ 145
20412
CRJ 205
20140
20611
CRJ 210
20141
CRJ 230
20445
CRJ 236
20463
CRJ 257
20444
20615
CSC 105
20142
CSC 160
20143
CSC 161
20799
CSC 220
20457
CSC 230
GT
Studio 121
Cr. *Fees *LabKit
3
Student must also enroll in ENG 121-C12 CRN 20604
Intro to Chemistry I/Lab: SC1
Intro to Chemistry II/Lab: SC1
Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Chem II/Lab: SC1
Intro to Computer Info Sys
Intro PC Applications
Complete PC Word Processing
Complete PC Database
PC Spreadsheet Concepts
GT
GT
GT
GT
Database Design & Development
Mgmt of Information Systems
Systems Analysis and Design I
Networking Fundamentals
Local Area Networks
Intro to TCP/IP
Windows Configuration: (OS)
Public Speaking
Interpersonal Communication
Intro to Criminal Justice: SS3
Policing Systems
Judicial Function
Correctional Process
Principles of Criminal Law
Constitutional Law
Criminology
CRJ Research Methods
Victimology
Computer Literacy
Computer Science I: (C++)
Computer Sci II: (Language)
Intro to MS Visual Basic.NET
C Programming: Platform
GT
5
5
5
5
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
3
3
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
54.80
244.95
199.00
204.00
205.00
54.80
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
54.80
65.30
35
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
36
‘2016 Fall CCCOnline Class Listings Continued
15 week session (CC1): August 29 - December 10
10 week session (CC2): October 3 - December 10
6 week session (CC4): September 12 - October 22
6 week session (CC5): October 31 - December 10
* Course fees and the cost of lab kits were not finalized by the me this class schedule went to print, thus they are subject to change.
CC1
CC4
CC2
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
15 wk
6 wk 10 wk
6 wk
CRN
CRN
CRN
CRN
CC1
CC5
20317
20225
Prefix No. Title
CSC 240
20377
CWB 110
20446
CWB 130
20610
20226
ECE 101
20144
ECE 102
20227
ECE 103
20145
ECE 111
20146
ECE 112
20147
20228
ECE 205
20148
20340
ECE 220
20338
ECE 226
20438
20439
ECE 238
20149
ECE 240
20150
ECE 241
20151
20386
ECE 260
20152
20229
ECO 201
20153
20230
ECO 202
20775
EDU 221
20768 EDU 222
20175 20748 20231 20749 ENG 121
20604
ENG 121
Java Programming
Cmplt Web Author: (Language)
Web Editing Tools: (Editor)
Intro to Early Childhood Educ
Intro to ECE Lab Techniques
Guidance Strategies Yng Child
Infant/Toddler Theory/Practice
Infant/Toddler Lab Tech
Nutrition, Health and Safety
Curriculum Methods Techniques
Creativity and the Young Child
Child Growth and Development
Admin of ECE Programs
Admin:Human Relations ECE
The Exceptional Child
Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1
Prin of Microeconomics: SS1
Introduction to Education
Effective Teaching
English Composition I : CO1
English Composition I : CO1
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
Student must also enroll in CCR 094-C12 CRN 20603
20176 20750 20232 20751 ENG 122 English Composition II: CO2
20177
20233
ENG 131 Technical Writing I
20489
ENG 201 English Composition III: CO3
20178
20234
ENG 221 Creative Writing I
20383
ENG 222 Creative Writing II
20350
ENV 101 Environmental Sci w/Lab: SC1
20179
20263
FRE 111 French Language I
20344
FRE 112 French Language II
20415
FRE 211 French Language III: AH4
20416
FRE 212 French Language IV: AH4
20180
20235
GEO 105 World Regional Geography: SS2
20447
20454
GEO 106 Human Geography: SS2
20297
20315
GER 111 German Language I
20181
20236
GEY 111 Physical Geology w/Lab: SC1
20519
GEY 112 Historical Geology w/Lab: SC1
20182
20237
HIS 101 Western Civ:Antiquity-1650: HI1
20183
20238
HIS 102 Western Civ: 1650-Present: HI1
20448
20455
HIS 111 The World: Antiquity-1500: HI1
20440
20441
HIS 112 The World: 1500-Present: HI1
20551 20752 20552 20753 HIS 121 US History to Reconst: HI1
20553
20554
HIS 122 US History since Civil War: HI1
20323 20754 20324 20755 HIS 225 Colorado History: HI1
20776
HIS 247 20th Century World History: HI1
20298
20307
HPR 178 Medical Terminology
20419
20524
HUM 115 World Mythology: AH2
20154
20239
HUM 121 Humanities: Early Civ: AH2
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
Cr. *Fees *LabKit
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
5
5
3
3
3
3
5
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
3
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
CC4
CC2
CC5
15 wk
6 wk 10 wk
6 wk
CRN
CRN
CRN
CRN
Prefix No. Title
20155
20612
HUM 122 Humanities: Mediev-Mod: AH2
20156
20240
HUM 123 Humanities: Modern Wrld: AH2
20299 20756 20308 20757 HWE 100 Human Nutrition
20157
20203
LIT 115 Intro to Literature I: AH2
20158
20777
LIT 201 Wrld Literature to 1600: AH2
20159
LIT 202 World Lit After 1600: AH2
20314
LIT 211 Amer Lit to Civil War: AH2
20372
LIT 212 Amer Lit Aft Civil War: AH2
20325
LIT 221 British Lit to 1770: AH2
20458
LIT 222 British Lit Since 1770: AH2
20417
LIT 225 Intro to Shakespeare: AH2
20304
20272
LIT 255 Children`s Literature
20378
20204
MAN 200 Human Resource Management I
20160
20205
MAN 216 Small Business Management
20161
20206
MAN 226 Principles of Management
20162
20414
MAR 111 Principles of Sales
20778
MAR 160 Customer Service
20163
20207
MAR 216 Principles of Marketing
20600
MAT 25 Algebraic Literacy Lab
20596
20598
20601
20597
20599
MAT 50
MAT 55
MAT 55
GT
Cr. *Fees *LabKit
GT
GT
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
Student must also enroll in MAT 055-C12 CRN 20601
Quantitative Literacy
Algebraic Literacy
Algebraic Literacy
Student must also enroll in MAT 025-C12 CRN 20600
54.80 224.95
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
219.00
224.95
65.30
65.30
54.80
54.80
65.30
20337
20606
MAT 103 Math for Clinical Calculations
20164 20758
20759 MAT 107 Career Math
20165
MAT 112 Financial Mathematics
20166
MAT 120 Math for Liberal Arts: MA1
20167
20241
MAT 121 College Algebra : MA1
20168
MAT 122 College Trigonometry: MA1
20169
MAT 123 Finite Mathematics: MA1
20170
MAT 125 Survey of Calculus: MA1
20171
20242
MAT 135 Intro to Statistics: MA1
20318
MAT 155 Integrated Math I
20319
MAT 156 Integrated Math II
20320
MAT 166 Pre-Calculus: MA1
20300
20607
MAT 201 Calculus I: MA1
20301
MAT 202 Calculus II : MA1
20172
MAT 203 Calculus III: MA1
20302
MAT 265 Differential Equations: MA1
20490
20381
MGD 102 Introduction To Multimedia
20413
20387
MGD 111 Adobe Photoshop I
20520
20382
MGD 112 Adobe Illustrator I
20449
MGD 114 Adobe InDesign
20450
20614
MGD 141 Web Design I
20313
MUS 100 Music Theory Fundamentals I
20173
20243
MUS 120 Music Appreciation: AH1
20174
MUS 121 Music Hist Mdvl-Classical: AH1
20244
MUS 122 Music Hist Romantic-Present: AH1
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
54.80
65.30
4 65.30
4 65.30
4 65.30
3
3
3
4
4
3
4
4
3
3
3
5
5
5
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
54.80
54.80
54.80
54.80
65.30
For a list of summer 2016 CCCOnline classes, visit hƩp://www.njc.edu/PublicaƟons/Calendars-and-Schedules
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
Find your text book information at http://www.njc.edu/bookstore/termselector.aspx
2016 Fall CCCOnline Class Listings Continued
15 week session (CC1): August 29 - December 10
10 week session (CC2): October 3 - December 10
6 week session (CC4): September 12 - October 22
6 week session (CC5): October 31 - December 10
* Course fees and the cost of lab kits were not finalized by the me this class schedule went to print, thus they are subject to change.
CC1
CC4
15 wk
6 wk 10 wk
CC2
6 wk
CRN
CRN
CRN
CRN
CC5
20451
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
20267
20184 20760 20245
20185
20246
20186
20418
20779
20780
20187
20188
20830
20345
20260
20339
20189
20349
20305
20303
20306
20190
20247
20191
20248
20258
20346
20374
20192 20762 20249
20193
20250
20781
20782
20347
20341
20194 20764 20251
20311
20312
20195
20456
20196
20252
20373
20452
20488
20197 20766 20253
20198
20254
20348
20342
20199
20255
20200
20256
20201
20259
20261
20761
20763
20765
20767
Prefix No. Title
GT
Cr. *Fees *LabKit
MUS
NUR
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHY
PHY
PHY
PHY
PHY
POS
POS
POS
POS
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
RUS
SCI
SCI
SOC
SOC
SOC
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
GT
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
5
5
5
5
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
5
4
4
3
3
3
5
5
3
3
125
101
111
112
113
114
115
116
205
214
105
111
112
211
212
105
111
125
205
101
102
217
226
235
237
238
249
111
155
156
101
102
231
111
112
211
212
History of Jazz: AH1
Pharmacology Calculations
Intro to Philosophy: AH3
Ethics: AH3
Logic: AH3
Comparative Religions: AH3
World Religions-West: AH3
World Religions-East: AH3
Business Ethics: AH3
Philosophy of Religion: AH3
Conceptual Physics w/Lab: SC1
Physics Alg-Based I/Lab: SC1
Physics Alg-Based II/Lab: SC1
Physics Calc-Based I/Lab: SC1
Physics Calc-Based II/Lab: SC1
Intro to Political Science: SS1
American Government : SS1
Amer.State/Local Govt: SS1
International Relations: SS1
General Psychology I: SS3
General Psychology II: SS3
Human Sexuality: SS3
Social Psychology: SS3
Human Growth & Developmnt: SS3
Child & Adolescent Psychology
Child Development: SS3
Abnormal Psychology: SS3
Russian Language I
Integrated Sci I w/Lab: SC1
Integrated Sci II w/Lab: SC1
Intro to Sociology I: SS3
Intro to Sociology II: SS3
Sociology-Deviant Behavior: SS3
Spanish Language I
Spanish Language II
Spanish Language III: AH4
Spanish Language IV: AH4
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
To see a list of the
SUMMER 2016 CCCOnline Classes
6 Week Accelerated Term (June 6-July 16)
10 Week Summer Session (May 31-August 6th)
to go this website:
37
www.ccconline.org
65.30
65.30
65.30
54.80
54.80
54.80
54.80
65.30
65.30
130.00
125.00
127.00
125.00
127.00
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
65.30
180.00
171.00
This course is a CCCOnline delivered course.
For more information please go to http://ccconline.org
For information on required books and materials, go to
http://ccconline.org/Students/Bookstore/
This course uses digital content built into the structure of the course
and does not require a textbook.
The digital content fee covers the cost of accessing this content.
This fee is non-refundable.
For more information about digital content in CCCOnline
delivered courses, please visit
http://students.ccconline.org/index.php?title=Portal:Digital_Content_Support.
Some CCCOnline delivered course that require a lab kit.
You must complete the address pop-up box assignment that will appear
when you log into your course. Your lab kit will not be sent until you
have completed this assignment. You must provide a physical address,
not a PO Box. APOs are acceptable for military students.
Neither CCCOnline or the lab kit distributor will be responsible for kits
delivered to an incorrect address. Additional information about the lab kit
will be emailed to your student email account and is also available at
http://www.ccconline.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/LAB-KIT-FAQ.pdf
Lab kits will be ordered the day after census. Please allow 5-7 business days for
delivery. International orders may take longer. If you do not receive your lab kit,
please contact the CCCOnline Bookstore at
[email protected].
Please include your name, student ID number,
home college, and telephone number, and the course in
which you are enrolled.
For more information please go to
http://www.ccconline.org/.
For information on required books and materials, go to
http://www.ccconline.org/bookstore/.
38
August Term 2016
Prefix No.
Sec. Title
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AAA
AAA
AAA
COM
GEO
HUM
1
2
3
A01
A01
A01
20796
20797
20798
20539
20959
20653
175
175
175
115
106
122
ST: Jump Start - Math I
ST: Jump Start - Math II
ST: Jump Start - Composi on
Public Speaking
Human Geography: SS2
Humani es: Mediev-Mod: AH2
Start
Time
0830AM
0830AM
0830AM
0830AM
0830AM
0830AM
GT
GT
GT
End
Bldg Room
Time
0300PM NPW 11
0300PM NPW 13
0300PM NPW 15
1245PM NES 210
1245PM NES 214
1245PM NES 218
Days
Instructor Cr.
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Reuszer
Schiel
Berns
0
0
0
3
3
3
Start
Date
3-Aug-16
3-Aug-16
3-Aug-16
3-Aug-16
3-Aug-16
3-Aug-16
End
Fees
Date
16-Aug-16
16-Aug-16
16-Aug-16
16-Aug-16
16-Aug-16
16-Aug-16
Fall Semester 2016 Ag Business Management Classes
Course dates for all ABM courses: August 16 to December 21, 2016
Term
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
CRN
20269
20005
20284
20009
20286
20013
20288
20020
20408
20404
20327
Prefix No.
ABM 111
ABM 112
ABM 121
ABM 122
ABM 131
ABM 132
ABM 135
ABM 136
ABM 137
ABM 138
ABM 141
Sec.
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
Title
Cr. Instructor
Records & Business Planning I
9 Doane
Records & Business Planning II
9 Doane
Financial Analysis I
9 Doane
Financial Analysis II
9 Doane
Commodity Marke ng I
9 Doane
Commodity Marke ng II
9 Doane
Marke ng & Risk Mgmt I
9 Doane
Marke ng & Risk Mgmt II
9 Doane
Web Produc vity/U liza on I
9 Doane
Web Produc vity/U liza onII
9 Doane
Advanced Business Management I 9 Doane
Prefix
CIS
COM
ECO
HIS
HUM
HWE
MAN
MUS
SOC
NUA
No.
118
115
101
203
121
124
128
120
102
101&170
Title
Intro to PC Applica ons
Public Speaking
Economics of Social Issues
History Civil War Era
Humani es: Early Civiliza ons
Fitness and Wellness
Human Rela ons - Organiza ons
Music Apprecia on
Intro to Sociology II
Nurse Aide Health Care Skills & Clinical
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
Prefix No.
ABM 142
ABM 143
ABM 144
ABM 151
ABM 152
ABM 153
ABM 154
ABM 175
ABM 175
ABM 175
Sec.
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
H41
H42
H43
Title
Advanced Business Mgmt II
Integrated Management I
Integrated Management II
Rural Bus Entrepreneurship I
Rural Bus Entrepreneurship II
Leadership/Human Res Mngmt I
Leadership/Human Res Mngmt II
ST: Advanced ABM
ST: Advanced ABM
ST: Advanced ABM
Cr.
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
1
2
3
Instructor
Doane
Doane
Doane
Doane
Doane
Doane
Doane
Doane
Doane
Doane
INCLEMENT WEATHER
CAUSING CLOSURES
Below is a list of 10 classes expected to be offered for J-Term which
will run the first two weeks of January 2017.
CRN
20352
20290
20392
20421
20423
20425
20427
20024
20025
20026
In the event of inclement weather
which might cancel or postpone
classes this Fall Semester, the
college will post notices on its
website www.njc.edu, social media,
utilize the Emergency Notification
System and notify the local media
and channels 7 and 9 in Denver
when appropriate. Look to these
sources. A notice of closure is
usually NOT posted on the college’s
main phone line.
J-Term Classes (January 2017)
Term
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV3
If you desire to sign up for
emergency notifications, you
may do it on the college’s
main website page. Scroll to
bottom of page and see the
“Emergency Alerts” link.
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
Term CRN
2016 Summer Class Lis ngs
Summer Session 2016 (May 16 - August 12)
May 16 - May 27 May Term
CRN
Prefix
No.
Sec. Title
10116 COM 115 M01 Public Speaking
10194 HUM 121 M01 Humani es: Early Civ: GT-AH2
10268 SOC 218 M01 Sociology of Diversity: GT-SS3
May 16 - June 17 5 Week Term
CRN
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
10251
10249
10250
Prefix
No.
BUS 226
MAT 121
MAT 135
Sec. Title
1 Business Sta s cs
1 College Algebra : MA1
1 Intro to Sta s cs: MA1
GT
StartTime
EndTime
Bldg
Room
GT
GT
0830AM
0830AM
0830AM
1245PM
1245PM
1245PM
NES
NES
NES
210
218
214
GT
StartTime
EndTime
Bldg
Room
EndTime
Bldg
Room
EndTime
Bldg
Room
GT
GT
1025AM
0800AM
1025AM
GT
StartTime
GT
StartTime
1205PM NPW
1015AM NPW
1205PM NPW
15
10
15
Days
Instructor
MTWRF Reuszer
MTWRF Berns
MTWRF Schiel
Cr.
StartDate
EndDate
Fee
3 16-May-16 27-May-16
3 16-May-16 27-May-16
3 16-May-16 27-May-16
Days
Instructor
Cr.
3
4
3
16-May-16
16-May-16
16-May-16
Days
Instructor
Cr.
StartDate
Days
Instructor
Cr.
3
31-May-16
30-Jun-16
$69.00
Monheiser
3
31-May-16
30-Jun-16
$69.00
3
31-May-16
30-Jun-16
MTWRF Garre
MTWRF Garre
MTWRF Garre
StartDate
EndDate
Fee
17-Jun-16
17-Jun-16
17-Jun-16
$95.00
$95.00
$95.00
EndDate
Fee
May 31 - June 17 2 Week Term
CRN
10270
10271
Prefix
SCI
SOC
No.
105
101
Sec. Title
1 Science in Society: SC2
1 Intro to Sociology I : SS3
GT
GT
0830AM
0830AM
1245PM
1245PM
NES
NES
212
210
MTWRF Schiel
MTWRF Berns
3
3
6-Jun-16
6-Jun-16
17-Jun-16
17-Jun-16
May 31 - June 30 5 Week Term
CRN
Prefix
CIS
118 H31 Intro PC Applica ons
10248
CIS
118 N01 Intro PC Applica ons
10108
ENG
121
10247
No.
Sec. Title
CRN
Prefix
No.
T
Monheiser
1 English Composi on I : CO1
Sec. Title
GT
0800AM
GT
StartTime
NES
124
EndTime
Bldg
Room
0800AM
0800AM
0500PM
1005AM NPW
1105AM NPW
0550PM NGY
0800AM
MTWR Szabo
Days
Instructor
MTWR Stump
F
T
Myers
0950AM NKH
211
MAT 55 Combo 11: These are linked courses; students MUST enroll in both courses.
10213 MAT 55 L11 Algebraic Literacy
0800AM 0950AM NKH
10210 AAA 76 L11 ST: Algebraic Literacy
0955AM 1050AM NKH
211
211
55
GT
1005AM
208
208
203
MAT
111
12
StartDate
EndDate
NJC Online Course- ac vate your student email and enter the online class on the very first day of the course. For help-email:[email protected]
1 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1
10195 HWE 100 H01 Human Nutri on
10209
BIO
0625PM NPW
Hybrid Course- Required on-campus dates: May 31 and June 14.
May 31 - July 14 7 Week Term
10211
0530PM
Hybrid Course-Required on-campus class dates: May 31 and June 14, 2016
L01 Algebraic Literacy
Cr.
StartDate
EndDate
Fee
Fee
5
31-May-16
14-Jul-16
$60.00
3
31-May-16
14-Jul-16
$85.00
MTWR Linn
4
31-May-16
14-Jul-16
MTWR Linn
MW Linn
4
2
31-May-16
31-May-16
14-Jul-16
14-Jul-16
Cr.
StartDate
Other terms and dates
CRN
Prefix
No.
10269 ANT 275
10258 HPR 102
10272 HWE 103
Sec. Title
1 Idaho Mountain Archaeology
1 CPR for Professionals
1 Community First Aid and CPR
GT
StartTime
EndTime
Bldg
Room
Days
0830AM
0830AM
0500PM
0500PM
NKH
NKH
312
312
EndTime
Bldg
Room
Instructor
Sat
RF
Schiel
Yahn
Yahn
3 29-Jun-16
0.5 13-Aug-16
1 11-Aug-16
Days
Instructor
Cr.
EndDate
Fee
EndDate
Fee
8-Jul-16
13-Aug-16
12-Aug-16
Developmental courses
CRN
Prefix
No.
Sec. Title
10209
10213
MAT
MAT
55
55
L01 Algebraic Literacy
L11 Algebraic Literacy
10210
AAA
76
L11 ST: Algebraic Literacy
GT
StartTime
39
0955AM
1050AM NKH
0800AM
0800AM
0950AM NKH
0950AM NKH
Linked Course: Students must also enroll in MAT 055-L11 CRN 10213.
Linked Course: Students must also enroll in AAA 076-L11 CRN 10210.
211
211
211
MW
Linn
MTWR Linn
MTWR Linn
StartDate
2
31-May-16
14-Jul-16
4
4
31-May-16
31-May-16
14-Jul-16
14-Jul-16
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2016 Summer Class Listings Continued...
Early Childhood Educa on courses
CRN
Prefix
No.
10263
10264
10265
10266
10267
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
103
101
220
205
241
Sec. Title
1
1
0
1
1
GT
Guidance Strategies Yng Child
Intro to Early Childhood Educ
Curriculum Methods Techniques
Nutri on, Health and Safety
Admin:Human Rela ons ECE
Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
StartTime
EndTime
Bldg
Room
Days
0800AM
0800AM
0800AM
0800AM
0800AM
0500PM
0500PM
0500PM
0500PM
0500PM
NES
NES
NES
NES
NES
111
111
111
111
111
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
StartTime
EndTime
Bldg
Room
Days
0800AM
0700AM
0500PM NPW
0300PM NST
Instructor
Cr.
StartDate
EndDate
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
Brady-Lawler
3
3
3
3
3
27-May-16
6-Jun-16
13-Jun-16
20-Jun-16
27-Jun-16
3-Jun-16
10-Jun-16
17-Jun-16
24-Jun-16
1-Jul-16
Instructor
Cr.
StartDate
EndDate
4
1
27-Jun-16
11-Jul-16
15-Jul-16
14-Jul-16
Fee
Cer fied Nurse Aide courses
CRN
Prefix
10207
10208
No.
NUA 101
NUA 170
Sec. Title
GT
1 Nurse Aide Health Care Skills
1 Nurse Aide Clinical Experience
25
MTWR Fritzler
MTWR Fritzler
NUA 101 & NUA 170 must be taken together. Orienta on day is Monday June 17th at 3 p.m. in Phillips-Whyman Room 25.
Clinic days are 7/11, 7/12, 7/13, and 7/14
Actual class dates are 6/27, 6/28, 6/29, 6/30, 7/5, 7/6, 7/7
Final exam is July 15th, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Fee
Physical Educa on courses
CRN
Prefix
No.
10196
PED
143
1 Yoga I
10259
PED
151
2 Walking and Jogging
10260
PED
175
Sec. Title
GT
StartTime
EndTime
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
StartDate
EndDate
0700AM
0800AM
NGY
151
TR
STAFF
1
31-May-16
14-Jul-16
203
W
Henry
1
31-May-16
30-Jun-16
Yoga has an arranged component in addi on to the schedule class me.
0500PM
0550PM
NGY
Walking/Jogging has an arranged component in addi on to the schedule class me.
1 ST: Cross Training
0800AM
0850AM
NGY
101
MW
Lehocky
1
31-May-16
14-Jul-16
StartTime
EndTime
Bldg
Room
Days
Instructor
Cr.
StartDate
EndDate
NES
NES
NES
130
130
133
M. Smith
M. Smith
Lippstrew
1
1
1
31-May-16
31-May-16
31-May-16
Cross training has an arranged component in addi on to the schedule class me.
Fee
Private Music Lessons
CRN
Prefix
No.
Sec. Title
10273 MUS 141
10274 MUS 142
10275 MUS 141
GT
PI (Non-music major) Piano I
PI (Non-music major) Piano II
PI (Non-music major) Guitar I
GT=Guaranteed Transfer
Fee
14-Jul-16 $185.00
14-Jul-16 $185.00
14-Jul-16 $185.00
Find your text book information at http://www.njc.edu/bookstore/termselector.aspx
Summer
classes are a
great way to
work ahead
on your
college
degree.
Be sure and
check out the
Jump
Start
program
(see page 6)
as this may
be a program
you want to take
advantage of in
August
before the start
of a new
semester.
A en on Area
Educators
This summer Northeastern
is offering a group of 6
CREDENTIALING
COURSES
to be held in June and July.
These classes, offering
between 1 and 3 credits, may be found at the
following website:
njc.edu/ summer
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10 MUST KNOWS
About The NJC
Bookstore
1) Most of the Ɵme our books are PRICED
LESS than online! Do a price check and Įnd
out!
2) NO shipping or handling charges!
3) Financial Aid can be used to purchase
books, eͲBooks, book bags, iPad accessoͲ
ries, USB drives, headphones, pens, paper,
notebooks, and other school supplies!
4) CondiƟon of your books will be great!
5) Your professors have already given the
informaƟon for the EXACT book that you
will need to The Bookstore; and we have
that EXACT book ready and waiƟng!
6) If you need an access code, chances are
your teacher has already worked out a
great deal with the publisher and it will be
much cheaper if you buy the package from
your NJC Bookstore.
7) How much will your books cost? Go to
NJC.edu/bookstore; click on What Books
Will I Need for Classes; follow the prompts
to enter your class code; i.e. Mat 121; then
enter whichsecƟon; a picture of your book
will pop up with the “new” and “used” cost.
You can print the list and bring it to the NJC
Bookstore
8) To make things easier, the NJC Bookstore
will also let you preͲbuy your books. Call us
over the phone to preͲpay for your books
and we will set your books aside to be
picked up at a later date. Bonus: You do not
have to wait in line on orientaƟon day to
pick up your books. Double bonus: You
have a much greater chance of receiving
“used” books when you buy earlier.
9) We BUY your books BACK. RenƟng your
books has one advantage, less cash upͲ
front, that is it. Buying at the NJC Bookstore
gives you the opportunity to sell your books
back. And what is beƩer at the end of the
semester than cash in your pocket. RenƟng
does not give you that. And furthermore,
even if you paid for your books with
Įnancial aid, you sƟll get CASH when you
sell them back!
10) Any other quesƟons? Feel free to call the
NJC Bookstore at 970.521.6789
Yeah, You’d Want to Know.
If there were an emergency going on at or near
the campus, you would want know about it. And,
there’s a real simple way you can make sure that
you do. It’s called the
Emergency Notification
System
Signing up is easy. Just go to Northeastern’s
website at www.njc.edu; scroll down
to the lower portion of the homepage
and click on “Emergency Alerts”. As a student,
you will not automatically get signed up for this.
You have to opt-in.
It’s free. It’s important. Do it now.
We only use this system
for emergency campus correspondence.*
To enroll, go to the NJC website home page
www.njc.edu
Scroll down to the lower half of the page and find this
Emergency Alerts button. Click on it and follow directions to
sign up for this notification service.
Bring this ad to the Bookstore
and receive 20% oī one item
that says Northeastern
Junior College!
Come see what we are all about.
Wearemore
thanjustbooks!
*Emergency campus correspondence may include some announcements required by the Clery Act or other legislation that
requires we communicate with our campus population.
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For Your Convenience...
Enter your course information on the worksheet below to see how your day to day class activities will look over a week’s
time and what your total credit load will be. Make sure you leave time for lunch and studying or spending time in the
Comprehensive Learning Center each week so that you may stay or get eligible for the Hope or Vision Scholarship.
Course Schedule Worksheet
CRN
Course Number/Section
Credits
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Monday
8:00
8:00
9:00
9:00
10:00
10:00
11:00
11:00
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
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12:00
12:00
1:00
1:10
2:10
2:00
3:10
3:00
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Total Credits ______
Fall 2016 Final Exam Schedule
Tuesday
Dec 13
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Dec 14
Dec 15
Dec 16
7:30-9:10
MWF 9:00
MWF 8:00
TR 8:00/8:30
9:20-11:00
TR 10:00/10:30
TR 9:00/9:30
MWF 10:00
11:10-12:50
MWF 11:00
MWF 12:10
TR 11:00/11:30
1:00-2:40
TR 1:10/1:30
MWF 1:10
TR 12:10/12:30
2:50-4:30
*Math finals
TR 2:10/2:30
MWF 2:10
4:40-6:20
All English
MWF 4:10/4:30
MWF 3:10
TR 3:10/3:30 and TR 4:10/4:30 classes: Instructor will arrange class exams
*MAT 050, 055, and 121 will all take their final exams at the same me.
How to read this matrix:
If you have an 8:00 am class on MWF, your final exam would be on Thursday starting at 7:30 am.
If you have a 1:10 class on TR, your final exam would be on Wednesday starting at 1:00 pm.
2016 Fall SEMESTER--CRITICAL DATES TO REMEMBER
Term
Fall ‘16
Classes
Start
8/22/16
FULL TERM - August 22-December 16
Last Date to
Add Class
8/26/16
Last Date to
Drop Class
9/7/16
Last Date to
Withdraw Class
11/18/16
Graduation applications must be received in the Records Office in
Hays Student Center by FRIDAY, October 7, 2016.
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Friday
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Online and hybrid class instructions
If you are taking an NJC Online Class or NJC Hybrid Class, you must do
1
2
3
Active your student email. See directions
above. You will receive an “introductory” message
from your instructor. You will be asked to confirm
receipt of this message.
Enter the online class on the VERY FIRST
DAY OF THE COURSE. Check the course listing in
this booklet to find this date. Be sure that you look
at/print out the class syllabus.
Get your text book before the first day of
class. Go to this site:
http://www.njc.edu/bookstore/
4
4 things to be ready
Check your browser to make sure you have
adequate computer technology in place.
Have your “S” number and PIN number available
Enter the online learning site as follows:
Go to www.njc.edu and click on the “Online
Courses—Sign in Here” button on the right hand side
of the home page. This will open a
Learning Systems window. Click on the “Log In”
button. You’ll be asked to enter your user name and
password. Click on the “check browser” button and
follow the on screen directions. If you find that your
system is not adequate, you will have to upgrade
your system in order to do online classes.
Should you have additional questions about a particular online class, contact an advisor through the college advising
center located in Hays Student Center, (970) 521-6656 or contact NJC’s Distance Learning Coordinator Cyndi
Vandenbark at 970-521-6763 or email: [email protected]
IMPORTANT TO KNOW—NJC online and hybrid classes are DIFFERENT than CCCOnline classes and are
operated differently. If you are taking a CCCOnline class, you will need to access that site http://ccconline.org/ for
directions. Pay close attention to know if you are enrolling in an NJC online or hybrid class or a CCCOnline class.
What you must know about
taking online classes
Online courses are NOT EASIER than on campus
classes. In fact, many students will say it requires
much more time and commitment.
Online courses are NOT SELF-PACED or
independent learning. You are required to
complete course work by the due dates
indicated by the instructor within the course.
Online courses USE TECHNOLOGY. You need to be
comfortable with up and down loading
your assignments as well as moving them in and
out of your word processing software.
You must be willing and able to commit your time,
approximately 8-10 hours of work per week,
per course.
There are two ways you may take
online classes through NJC
ʇNJC Online and Hybrid Classes
These classes are taught by NJC instructors and they are
designated in the class listings as those classes with an
“H” (Hybrid”) or “N” (Online) in the section number. See
page 34 in this booklet for a list of these classes. You
may enroll and do all your work for these classes through
the NJC website www.njc.edu
ʇCCCOnline Classes
These classes are offered through the state community
college system. This Spring ‘16, four different sessions
will be offered. One 15 weeks, one 10 weeks and two 6
weeks in length. You may sign up for these classes and
designate NJC as your “home” college. Your grade will
show up on your NJC transcript just as if you had taken it
through NJC. See pages 35-37 for a list of these classes.
You may enroll and do all your work for these classes
through the CCCOnline website:
http://ccconline.org/
Know the difference.
The successful student will view their online course as a convenient way to
receive their education, not an easier way.
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Northeastern Junior College Fall 2016 Schedule
No ce of
Non-Discrimina on
NORTHEASTERN JUNIOR
COLLEGE prohibits all forms of
discrimination and harassment
including those that violate federal
and state law, or the State Board for
Community Colleges and
Occupational Education Board
Policies 3-120 or 4-120. The College does not discriminate on the
basis of sex/gender, race, color,
age, creed, national or ethnic origin,
physical or mental disability, veteran
status, pregnancy status, religion,
genetic information, gender
identity, or sexual orientation
in its employment practices or
educational programs and activities.
[College] will take appropriate steps
to ensure that the lack of English
language skills will not be a barrier
to admission and participation in
vocational education programs.
The College has designated
Jeri Estrada, Director of Human
Resources, as its Affirmative
Action Officer/Equal Opportunity
Coordinator/Title IX Coordinator
with the responsibility to coordinate
its civil rights compliance activities
and grievance procedures. For
information, contact Ms. Estrada at
(970) 521-6730.
You may also contact the Office
for Civil Rights, U.S. Department
of Education, Region VIII, Federal
Office Building, 1244 North Speer
Boulevard, Suite 310, Denver, CO
80204, telephone (303) 844-3417.
ATTENTION
STUDENTS
All attempts are made to
assure the accuracy and
validity of this schedule,
however, it should not
be considered a contract
between Northeastern
Junior College and any
student. Curriculum
offerings may be added,
dropped or altered to meet
changing academic,
instructional and
student needs.
All charges for tuition,
fees, room and board
are subject to change as
required by varying
circumstances.
Think about your
student loans
Today the average college student with debt has around $25,000 in
student loan debt. One of the advantages at Northeastern is with a
smaller tuiƟon than four year schools, our average debt level is around
$10,000 per student that borrows. Along with a lower debt level, most
years over half our graduates leave without having any student loan
debt.
Student loans can help Įll a criƟcal gap in money in paying for school,
but be careful. If you can’t pay back your loans and go into default you
need to worry about the following:
i The enƟre unpaid amount of your loan becomes due and payable.
i Your default will be reported to naƟonal credit agencies.
i You may be sued, have your federal tax refund or federal payments
be taken from you, or your wages may be garnished so your
employer is required to send part of your salary to pay oī your loan.
i You will have to pay addiƟonal collecƟon fees and costs, plus court
costs and aƩorney fees.
i You’ll lose eligibility for other federal student aid and most other
federal beneĮt programs.
i When you graduate you have a six month grace period before you
have to start paying oī your student loans, but your loan debt will
start to add interest right away. You need call 1Ͳ800Ͳ848Ͳ0983 or go
onͲline to www.dl.ed.gov to Įnd your servicer and set up the right
payment plan for you.
What will I have to repay
Amount
Borrowed
Monthly
Payment
# of
Months
Total
Repaid
$5,000
$10,000
$25,000
$50,000
$58
$115
$288
$575
120/10 yrs.
120/10 yrs.
120/10 yrs.
120/10 yrs.
$6,904
$13,809
$34,524
$69,048
If you run into trouble when repaying your student loan, contact
your loan servicer. There are Ɵmes they can put your loan on
deferment or forbearance which can help you stay out of default
and give you some Ɵme to get back on your feet.
Be smart. Only borrow what you know you
need. It all has to be repaid later.
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Q&A
Colorado’s College Opportunity Fund= COF
Q: What is the College Opportunity Fund and how is it different from state
funding now and in the past?
A: In July of 2004, the College Opportunity Fund (COF) (C.R.S. 23-18-101
through 23-18-207) became law. The legislation (SB 04-189) established a new
student-based process for providing state funds to institutions of Higher Education. Institutions currently receive funding directly from the State of Colorado in
the form of a general fund subsidy to educate in-state higher education students
based on a full-time-equivalent student formula. Starting fall 2005, students will
see the amount the state contributes to the college on their behalf and direct the
stipend to the institution. Students will be able to monitor the number of credit
hours for which their stipend has paid.
Q: What is a stipend?
A: "Stipend" means the amount of money per credit hour paid by the State of
Colorado on behalf of an eligible undergraduate student – Colorado resident
with a Social Security number – who is attending a state institution of higher
education. The first time an eligible undergraduate student is able to receive a
stipend will be for the fall semester of the 2005-06 academic year.
The Colorado Legislature will set the specified amount of the stipend per credit
hour annually. The amount will never exceed the student's total in-state tuition.
The value of the per credit hour stipend will be the same for each eligible undergraduate student, regardless of the state college or university the student attends.
If an eligible undergraduate student attends a participating private college or
university in the state of Colorado, the per-credit-hour amount will be 50 percent
(50%) of the annually-set stipend amount.
Total stipend hours per student, per semester, are determined by the school
and reported to the College Opportunity Fund (COF). COF matches student
information with Stipend Application Account information in its database (the
information you provide when creating a stipend account) and disburses the
stipend amount directly to colleges and universities on behalf of those eligible
undergraduate students identified by the school.
Q: When does the College Opportunity Fund take effect?
A: The College Opportunity Fund will begin July 1, 2005. Continuing students
and new students starting school in the fall can sign up now for the stipends. Eligible undergraduates attending the fall 2005 semester will be the first
program recipients.
Q: Why do I need to set up this account?
A: COF is a new way to distribute the state funds for college. In the past, the
funds were sent directly to the college. With COF, the funds will be sent to the
college on behalf of each individual student. Students will be able to see the
state’s contribution – their stipend – on their tuition bills. Colorado residents
who don’t sign up for COF will have to pay their tuition plus the portion the
state would have paid.
Q: How do I sign up for the College Opportunity Fund?
A: You can sign up for COF only online at www.collegeincolorado.com, or click
on the COF link at www.njc.edu. The process is simple. Type your name, Social Security number and date of birth in the appropriate boxes and click on the
“submit” button. You only have to sign up once, even if you transfer to a different college.
Q: Do I need to sign up for COF every semester?
A: No. Once you have signed up for COF you will not need to do it again. Your
stipend will follow you. When you register for classes, you may need to authorize the college to collect money from your stipend.
Q: Who is eligible?
A. Students classified as in-state for
tuition purposes and enrolled at state institutions of higher education are eligible for COF. Additionally, students enrolled at participating private
institutions of higher education may be eligible if the institution is approved for
the program by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE) and the
student:
is classified as an in-state student for tuition purposes;
is a graduate of a Colorado high school or has successfully completed a
non-public home-based educational program in Colorado;
demonstrates financial need through the student's eligibility for the federal
Pell Grant, or its successor program; and
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meets any other eligibility requirements established by
the Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE).
Note: "Eligible Undergraduate Student" does not include students
enrolled in an off-campus, extended campus, or continuing education class not
supported by state general fund moneys, except as approved by the CCHE.
Q: I am a transfer student, am I eligible for COF?
A. The state will develop a policy
to determine the number of credit
hours for which continuing and transfer
students may receive a stipend from
the College Opportunity Fund.
All institutions will be required to
follow this policy. If you have questions on this, be
sure to contact your school or CCHE.
Q: What if I do not have a Social Security number?
A: Students must have a Social Security number to sign up for the COF. If they do
not have one, they will not be eligible to receive the stipend that covers part of their
in-state tuition.
Q: How much is the College Opportunity Fund stipend worth?
A: It will vary. The per-credit-hour-stipend amount will be
determined each year by the Colorado Legislature.
Q: Can I attend more than one institution and receive the College Opportunity
Fund stipend at each institution that I attend?
A: Yes, but you need to apply to, be admitted by and register at each eligible institution you want to attend. Each institution then must verify your enrollment and the
number of credit hours you are taking there. You – the student – must indicate on
your college application that you are seeking payment of the stipend to multiple
institutions. The hours taken at each institution count against your maximum number of hours –145 – that the College Opportunity Fund covers.
Q: What happens if I am not able to complete a course that is paid by the
stipend?
A: The stipend amount applying to your tuition bill is not refundable if you withdraw
or fail a course.
Q: Can I take as many credits as I would like?
A: No. Credits limits are set according to the student’s status. For example, a
freshman student will have 145 credits while a sophomore will have 115 credits.
The total number of credits available to students under COF should be enough to
earn an associate’s and a bachelor’s degree.
Q: Will the College Opportunity Fund pay for all of my courses?
A: No. Eligible students may use their stipends only for college-level undergraduate courses. The following courses will NOT be paid for by the College Opportunity
Fund:
x
x
x
x
x
basic skills;
"Postsecondary Enrollment Options Act" courses;
high school Fast-Track courses;
international baccalaureate courses;
advanced placement courses; and graduate courses.
Q: What can I do to be sure I am using my credits wisely?
A: A degree plan will help you outline the classes you will need to earn their
degree or certificate in the shortest amount of time and with the least number
of credits. Because COF limits the number of credits you can take, you will
need to meet regularly with an adviser or case manager to be sure you are on
the right track.
For more answers and information,
please visit:
www.collegeincolorado.com
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FAMILY EDUCATION PRIVACY RIGHTS ACT
NORTHEASTERN JUNIOR COLLEGE Notification of Rights
Under FERPA
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords
students certain rights with respect to their education records. FERPA
rights are afforded to the students at the time of admission. These rights
include:
1) The right to inspect and review the student’s education records
within 45 days of the day (YOUR COLLEGE NAME HERE)
receives a request for access. A student should submit to the Office of
Admissions and Records, a written request that identifies the record(s)
the student wishes to inspect. The Registrar will make arrangements for
access and notify the student of the time and place where the records
may be inspected. If the records are not maintained by the Registrar, they
shall advise the student of the correct official to whom the request should
be addressed.
2) The right to request the amendment of the student’s education
records that the student believes are inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise in violation of the student’s privacy rights.
A student who wishes to ask the NORTHEASTERN JUNIOR COLLEGE to amend a record should write the Registrar who will notify the
college official responsible for the record, clearly identify the part of the
record the student wants changed, and specify why it should be changed.
If the College decides not to amend the record as requested, the College
will notify the student in writing of the decision and the student’s right to
a hearing regarding the request for amendment using the Student Grievance Procedure SP 4-31. Additional information regarding the hearing
procedures will be provided to the student when notified of the right to a
hearing.
ity to evaluate a federal- or state-supported education program. The
evaluation may relate to any program that is “principally engaged in
the provision of education,” such as early childhood education and job
training, as well as any program that is administered by an education agency or institution. Second, Federal and State Authorities may
allow access to your education records and PII without your consent
to researchers performing certain types of studies, in certain cases
even when we object to or do not request such research. Federal and
State Authorities must obtain certain use-restriction and data security
promises from the entities that they authorize to receive your PII, but
the Authorities need not maintain direct control over such entities. In
addition, in connection with Statewide Longitudinal Data Systems,
State Authorities may collect, compile, permanently retain, and share
without your consent PII from your education records, and they may
track your participation in education and other programs by linking
such PII to other personal information about you that they obtain from
other Federal or State data sources, including workforce development,
unemployment insurance, child welfare, juvenile justice, military
service, and migrant student records systems.
The Colorado Community College System considers the following to be directory information and NORTHEASTERN JUNIOR
COLLEGE staff may disclose this information, without prior consent, to anyone inquiring in person, by phone, or in writing: Student
name; Major field of study; Dates of student attendance; Degrees /
certificates and awards student has earned; Most recent educational
institution attended by the student; enrollment status (full time, part
time, etc.), Participation in officially recognized activities and sports;
and if participating in an officially recognized activity or sport, height,
weight, and high school attended.
Addresses (including mail and e-mail) are considered PII and are not
released as Directory Information except for the following:
3) The right to provide written consent before NORTHEASTERN
JUNIOR COLLEGE discloses personally identifiable information from the student’s education records, except to the extent that
FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. One exception which
permits disclosure without consent is disclosure to College officials with
legitimate educational interests. A College official is a person employed
by the College in an administrative, supervisory, academic or research
or support staff position (including law enforcement unit personnel and
health staff); a person or company with whom the College has contracted
as its agent to provide a service instead of using college employees or officials (such as an attorney, auditor, or collection agent); a person serving
on the College Board; or a student serving on an official committee, such
as a disciplinary or grievance committee, or assisting another school
official in performing his or her tasks. NORTHEASTERN JUNIOR
COLLEGE has designated the National Student Clearinghouse as a College official. A College official has a legitimate educational interest if the
official needs to review an education record in order to fulfill his or her
professional responsibilities for the College. Upon request, the College
discloses education records, without a student’s consent, to officials of
another school, in which a student seeks or intends to enroll, or after
enrollment.
• Graduation lists released to news media, which may include the
student’s city of residence.
The college may share educational records to parents in the following
circumstances: for a student who is dependent under I.R.S. tax code; a
student under 21 years old who has violated a law or the schools rules or
policies governing alcohol or substance abuse; and when the information
is needed to protect the health or safety of the student or other individuals in an emergency.
4) The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the College to comply with the
requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the Office that
administers FERPA is:
FERPA Annual Notice to Reflect Possible Federal and State Data
Collection and Use As of January 3, 2012, the U.S. Department of
Education’s FERPA regulations expand the circumstances under which
your education records and personally identifiable information (PII) contained in such records —including your Social Security Number, grades,
or other private information — may be accessed without your consent.
First, the U.S. Comptroller General, the U.S. Attorney General, the U.S.
Secretary of Education, or state and local education authorities (“Federal
and State Authorities”) may allow access to your records and PII without
your consent to any third party designated by a Federal or State Author-
U.S. Department of Education
• Other listings to the news media and college personnel for special
awards, honors, and events.
Notification to Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and other academic
honor societies for students who are eligible to be considered for
membership
Additionally, name, address, phone number, date and place of birth,
level of education, most recently attended college, field of study, and
degree(s) received of students may be released to military recruiters
upon request in accordance with the Solomon Amendment. All other
information contained in student records is considered private and
not open to the public without the student’s written consent. Students
who do not want their directory/public information released to third
parties or students who do not want to be listed in the College online
e-Directory should complete a form to suppress directory information
available online or at the Registrar’s Office or Office of Admissions
and Records by the first day of the semester.
Family Policy Compliance Office
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202-59016
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ADMISSION
#1 Complete your FREE application at www.njc.edu/Apply-For-Free
Here are some things you will need to know before you start your application:
-Dates of continuous physical presence in Colorado and dates of any extended absences from Colorado
-The last two years Colorado income taxes that were filed by your parents or guardian
-Current driver’s license or identification card
-The last two years of Colorado motor vehicle registration
-Dates of employment in Colorado
-Date of voter registration
REGISTRATION
#2 Official High School Transcripts
Northeastern requires official high school student transcripts through your 7th semester of
high school. This helps us determine what scholarships you may be eligible for. When you graduate,
please send us proof of your final grades and graduation. If you have taken college classes anywhere
prior to Northeastern, have your official transcript mailed directly from your college.
#3
ACT/SAT Scores
#4
Community College Placement Testing (CCPT)
#5
Immunization Records
You can request that the testing agency send your results directly to us, show that your ACT/SAT score is
recorded on your high school transcripts, or provide the official documentation of your test scores.
The Community College Placement Test (CCPT) is very in-depth. For information about CCPT and to see
whether or not you need to take the CCPT Exam please visit www.njc.edu/ccpt
If you have questions please contact our testing center at (970) 521-6663.
The immunization form is required for all students to ensure everyone on campus stays happy and healthy
during their time at Northeastern. Contact your physician’s office or your high school records office for a
copy of your records.
Required—Proof of two MMR (Measles, Mumps & Rubella) (Required for Registration & Housing)
Required—Proof of Meningococcal immunization or the waiver form (Required for Housing only)
HOUSING
#6 Contract
Complete the Housing Contract at www.njc.edu/housing so we can match you up with your new best friend!
Priority deadline is February 1st.
Contract, deposit, and immunizations all need to be turned in before a room is reserved.
#7
Deposit
Pay $150 housing deposit—have your student number ready.
-To pay via credit card, please call 970-521-6728
-To pay via check please mail to Northeastern Residence Life, 100 College Ave, Sterling, CO 80751
ADMISSION: COMPLETE
970-521-7000 OR [email protected]
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