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Middletown CampusJULY 5 - AUGUST 11Session 2 - Summer 2011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorPSYCHOLOGY (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY DEPT.)30570 PSY 101 C General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM PavekEVENING30589 PSY 101 EC General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 MW 04:00PM 07:15PM Pavek30571 PSY 221 EC Child Psychology 3 LEC HU 202 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM SchwartzDISTANCE LEARNING30714 SOC 101 DL Intro to Sociology* 3 LEC VIR WWW Harris*See Summer Session 2 Virtual Campus page 69Middletown Campus • July 5 – August 11, 2011 • Summer 2You will have the opportunity to:• Build your skills in writing and reading or math.• Be better prepared to succeed in the fall semester.• Have a tutor in the classroom to reinforce what you are learning from your instructor.• Improve college learning skills and be familiar with the campus and student services.Courses take place Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in Harriman Hall.8:00 am –10:05 amRDG 070 BJ (3 units)Reading&Study Skills 1orRDG 080 BJ (3units)Reading&Study Skills 2orMAT 010 BJDevelopmental Arithmetic10:05 am –10:50 amCAMPUS CONNECTIONSInstitute students, teachers andstaff are welcome each day.Workshops on topics includingfinancial aid, study skills,advising, career planning andstudent activities arepresented. Refreshments areprovided.10:55 am –1:00 pmWRT 030 BJ (3 units)Basic Writing Skills 1orWRT 040 BG (3 units)Basic Writing Skills 2orWRT 040 BJ (3units)Basic Writing Skills 2To fully benefit from the Institute, it is recommended that you be available for the full morning toparticipate in scheduled writing lab hour(s) and Campus Connections sessions. The Writing Center in HA109 will be open at 9:00am Monday through Thursday. The Math Lab in HA 305 has day and eveninghours. Department labs are staffed by teachers and tutors to provide assistance to you at no extra charge.________________________________________________________________________Build Your Math Confidence with Developmental Arithmetic*Developmental Arithmetic –N7662 OA• A non-credit offering designed as a review of arithmetic including addition, subtraction,multiplication, division of whole numbers, fractions and decimals.• At the end of the six week session, if you have had good attendance, you will be permitted toretake the college Course Placement Assessment in Mathematics.• Students who complete this course typically improve their test scores and place intoDevelopmental Algebra or higher.Text books are required for all of the above courses and are available at the College Bookstore.Cost per unit for RDG and WRT courses is the same as cost per credit hour. The cost forDevelopmental Arithmetic is $45. For more information, please visit our website:www.sunyorange.edu/summerinstitute/ or call Eileen Burke at (845) 341-4520.Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4781