07-Spring-View Final - Olympic College

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PRACTICAL NURSING
Current Practical Nursing students: Nursing program will give you a list of
courses to register for each quarter.
The following courses may be taken without formal admission to the
Practical Nursing program:
PNURS 108 CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY
2:00p- 2:50p T Poul-OCP 105 (ITV) Kerdus M 1cr 8474
PNURS 118 PRACTICAL NURSING, NUTRITION
Prerequisite: Admission to the Program and/or permission of the PN faculty.
3:00p- 5:50p W Poul-OCP 219 (HYBD) Mulligan A 3cr 8478
PNURS 126 DOSAGE CALCULATIONS
Prerequisite: MATH 099.
3:00p- 3:50p T Poul-OCP 105 (ITV) Kerdus M 1cr 8484
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCH 101 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY SS
7:45a- 9:50a TTh Poul-OCP 119 TBA 5cr 8370
SOCIOLOGY
SOCIO 101 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SS
5:00p- 7:15p TTh Poul-OCP 119 TBA 5cr 8375
SPEECH
SPCH 146 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II H
Prerequisite: Completion of SPCH 145 with a 2.0 or better or permission of instructor.
10:00a-11:24a MWF Poul-OCP 105 Elliott M 5cr 8380
SPCH 147 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE III H
Prerequisite: Completion of SPCH 146 with a 2.0 or better or permission of instructor.
5:00p- 7:15p MW Poul-OCP 010 TBA 5cr 8382
SPCH 151B FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH H
8:00a- 8:50a DAILY Poul-OCP 120 BracamontesD 5cr 8384
SPCH 242 COMMUNICATION IN ORGANIZATIONS H
5:00p- 7:15p TTh Poul-OCP 010 BracamontesD 5cr 8385
TRANSITION TO ADN (ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING)
Current Transition to Associate Degree Nursing students: Nursing program
will give you a list of courses to register for each quarter.
ENGINEERING TRANSFER PROGRAM
Olympic College has an engineering transfer program in which
a student can be prepared to transfer to a local four-year
engineering school as a junior in any field of engineering.
Program benefits include:
Plan of study tailored to the needs of each student.
Course work transfers to all local four-year engineering schools.
Tuition rate approximately one-third that of the four-year public schools.
Small class size—classes usually have enrollment under 30 students.
Excellent instruction—OC graduates typically do very well at local
four-year schools.
Contact: Dr. Jeff Brown, jjbrown@olympic.edu,
360-475-7738, or Linnea Hess, lhess@olympic.edu,
360-475-7727 www.olympic.edu/Engineering
FOREIGN LANGUAGE (cont. from pg. 3)
passionate about the subjects they teach. They develop a
following in their students who want to continue on with
their instructors.”
In addition to Japanese language credit and non-credit classes,
Olympic College offers courses in French, German, and
Spanish. Also in the works is a Language and Culture of the
Middle East course developed specifically for the military by a
native Arabic speaker, which will be offered this spring quarter
at Olympic College’s site at Naval Base Kitsap–Bangor. If
demand grows, the college could eventually offer more foreign
language classes.
The advantages of studying foreign languages are numerous,
according to Japanese instructor Kawasaki.
“Experiencing something different from someone’s native
language and culture is the beginning of a new adventure,”
said Kawasaki. “Students have the potential to go out there
and contribute to making the world a better place, which is
really exciting. I firmly believe that foreign languages have the
power to do so.”
INSPIRES STUDENTS (cont. from pg. 3)
As an Olympic College instructor, Jung has inspired many
students about the magic of language. One of Jung’s favorite
stories is about one student who, after taking a linguistic
anthropology class Jung taught, decided she wanted to study
linguistics. The woman spent a year studying in Japan and
teaching English.
Later, when the student returned from her experience
abroad, she emailed Jung thanking her for opening her eyes
to the importance of language in culture. For Jung, helping
students on this journey is the reason she enjoys teaching at
Olympic College.
Like many Olympic College faculty, Jung is passionate
about teaching and recently organized Café Advising,
which creates a comfortable environment for students to
engage with instructors in a location where students usually
spend their free time. Many faculty have signed up for Café
Advising to help students learn about Olympic College
programs and answer questions. It’s another example of how
Jung and instructors like her are spending their time to share
their knowledge and joy of teaching with students.
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