spring 2012 - College of the Redwoods

College 

SPRING 2012 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS, DELNORTE 

of the 

Redwoods 

del NoRte 

...Making a Difference! 

Schedule of Classes 

Spring 2012 

883 W. Washington Blvd., Crescent City, CA 95531 

707.465.2300 www.redwoods.edu/delnorte 707. 465.2355-TTY


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Gu i d e t o t h e en r o l l m e n t Pr o c e s s 

• Complete an Application 

Applications are available at Enrollment Services 

and online at WebAdvisor. A student ID number will 

be issued after your application has been processed. 

• Apply for Financial Aid 

Financial aid applications are available at 

Financial Aid and online. Complete and return your 

application as soon as possible so eligibility can be 

determined. See page 4 for more details. 

• Attend Orientation and Assessment Testing 

Assessment testing is recommended for students who 

have never attended college. Dates are listed below. 

• Request Transcripts From Other Colleges 

If you have attended other colleges, transcripts are 

needed to plan your schedule and determine if you 

meet course prerequisites. 

• Meet with a Counselor 

Visit Enrollment Services or call (707) 464-7457 to 

make an appointment to meet with a counselor. 

• Register for Classes 

Use WebAdvisor or go to Enrollment Services 

to register for classes. CR accepts cash, checks, 

VISA, MasterCard and Discover. Payment is 

required at the time of registration. 

enrollMent inForMation 

Do n’t s ta n D in l i n e... 

r e g i s t e r o n l i n e! 

Tuesday, November 1................................10:30am 

Thursday, November 3 ................................5:00pm 

Wednesday, November 9 ...........................10:00am 

Monday, November 14 ................................5:00pm 

Thursday, November 17 ..............................5:00pm 

Wednesday, November 23 .........................10:00am 

Monday, November 28 ................................5:00pm 

Wednesday, November 30 .........................10:00am 

te s t i n g sc h e D u l e 

We bAd v i s o r: www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 

• WebAdvisor is used to register for classes, view 

grades, request transcripts and much more. 

mycr: www.redwoods.edu/cr-online/ 

• MyCR allows registered students to access online course 

and project sites. 

LOG IN INFORMATION for 

WebAdvisor and MyCR 

Click Log In and enter your User ID and Password. 

User ID: The first initial of your first name, followed 

by your last name and the last 3 digits of your student 

ID number. If you do not have your student ID number, 

you may contact (707) 464-7457. 

Example: John Smith 005123 = jsmith123 

Password: eight digit birthday--MMDDYYYY 

Example: July 4, 1985 = 07041985. 

Click Log In again and change your password 

immediately. Your new password must contain at least 

five characters and one number. 

Te c h n i c a l as s i s Ta n c e 

If you encounter problems accessing 

information via WebAdvisor or MyCR, call 

(800) 641-0400 x4160 for assistance. 

Please have your CR student ID number ready. 

a cr stuDent iD nuMBer is reQuireD For assessMent testing 

Wednesday, December 7 .............................2:30pm 

Friday, December 9 ...................................10:00am 

Monday, December 12 ................................5:00pm 

Friday, December 16 ...................................9:00am 

Tuesday, January 3 ....................................10:00am 

Thursday, January 5 ....................................1:00pm 

*Friday, January 6 .....................................10:00am 

*Last day for testing


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2012 sp r i n g re g i s t r at i o n in F o r M at i o n 

Registration 

Priority (DSPS, EOPS) ...................November 7-10 

Continuing (Refer to WebAdvisor) ..... November 14-18 

New and Returning ........................ November 21 

High School ....................................November 23 

Semester Calendar 

Last day to register for classes ..................January 13 

Semester Begins............................................January 14 

Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday (campus closed) .....January 16 

Last day to add classes ........................................... January 20 

Last day to drop and receive a refund ................... January 27 

Last day to file Pass/No Pass option .................... February 10 

Lincoln’s Birthday (no classes) ........................... February 17 

Washington’s Birthday (campus closed) ............. February 20 

Last day to petition for graduation or certificate ....... March 2 

Spring Break ........................................................March 12-17 

Last day for student-initiated drop (‘W’ on transcript) ....... March 30 

Final examinations ....................................................May 7-12 

Session ends ................................................................May 12 

Directory 

Information Line: ....................707.464.7457 

Administration.......................................x2300 

Bookstore ..............................................x2370 

Counseling ...........................................x2303 

Disability Resource Center ...................x2352 

TTY ............................................................x2354 

Enrollment Services ..............................x2303 

Financial Aid ........................................ x2326 

Library ...................................................x2330 

Student Support Services ......................x2320 

NOTICE: Open Courses 

1. Unless specifically expempted by statute, every course, course section, 

or class, the average daily attendance of which is to be reported for 

state aid, wherever offered and maintained y the District, shall be fully 

open to enrollment and participation by any person who has been 

admitted to the college and who meets such prerequisites as may be 

established pursuant to Chapter II, Division 2, Part VI, Title 5 of the 

Calfornia Code of Regulations , commencing with Section 51820. 

2. Limited English language skills will not be a barrier to admission to 

the college and to participation in its education program. 

New Student & Special Programs 

Orientation 

Wednesday, January 11 

10:00am-11:30am 

Orientation is for all new students and/or students 

new to Disabled Student Programs & Services 

(DSPS), Extended Opportunity Programs & 

Services (EOPS) and/or Student Support Services 

Program (TRIO). 

Fall 2011 Book Buy-Back 

December 14-16 

9:00am-1:00pm & 1:30-4:00pm 

Next book buy-back: May 2012 

sP r i n G te x t b o o k sA l e s 

Dates and times to be 

announced and posted. 

Students MUST provide a copy of their current 

class schedule to purchase books. Schedules may be 

obtained at www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 

Textbooks may be purchased online at 

http://bookstore.redwoods.edu/ 

DISCLAMIER: 

The College reserves the right to amend, modify or otherwise revise any 

provisions in this schedule for reasons including but not limited to: 

1. Change in State Law, Education Code, Title IV or other governing 

regulations pursuant to the operation and programs of the College. 

2. Changes in Board of Trustee Policy of Administrative Regulations. 

3. Changes relating to funding, fees, instruction, support services, or 

staffing of the College or any program or course thereof. 

Suggested schedule of classes is subject to change. Changes may be made 

without prior notice and may supersede this publication or portion thereof.


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Fees, Financial aiD & reFunDsS 

ENROLLMENT AND TUITION FEES 

CA Resident fee ...........................................$36/unit 

Non-resident tuition ...................................$265/unit 

Oregon Exchange tuition .............................$98/unit 

Health Fee .............................................. $4/semester 

ASCR ................................................... $10/semester 

Payment of fees is expected at the time of registration. 

The college accepts cash, checks, money orders and 

credit cards (VISA/MC/Discover). Payment may be 

made in person or online through WebAdvisor. A 

student’s registration may be cancelled if payment 

is not received. Enrollment fees are subject to 

change by the legislature. 

FINANCIAL AID 

Students may apply for financial aid while attending 

College of the Redwoods. Funds are provided by 

federal, state and local programs. Students are 

encouraged to complete a Board of Governors Grant 

(BOG) fee waiver and/or a Free Application for 

Student Aid (FAFSA). 

FAFSA and BOG fee waiver applications are 

available at CR campuses and instructional sites 

and online at www.redwoods.edu/Financial-Aid/. 

Scholarships and other financial aid may also be 

available. 

REFUNDS 

To be eligible for a refund of fees, a student must 

drop a course by the end of the second week of the 

semester. Refund dates vary for short-term courses. 

Contact Enrollment Services for drop dates for 

short-term courses. 

RESIDENCY STATUS 

Residency status is determined in the admissions 

process. Appeals by a non-resident student for 

reclassification as a California resident, including 

all required documentation, must be filed within 

the first four weeks of a fall or spring semester, or 

within the first week of a winter or summer term. 

Contact Enrollment Services for more information. 

VETERANS BENEFITS 

Students who are eligible for Veterans benefits 

programs, including National Guard Reserve, 

Vocational Rehabilitation, the V.E.A.P. program 

and the Montgomery G.I. Bill, may contact 

Enrollment Services for more information. 

ASCR FEE 

Funds collected via the Associated Students at 

College of the Redwoods (ASCR) are used to 

provide recreational, co-curricular, decision-making 

and development activities on and off campus. 

Students who pay the voluntary fee are eligible to 

receive special services and access to events that 

are supported by the fee. The fee is voluntary and 

students may opt out during the registration period 

of each semester. Since the fee is automatically 

assessed each semester, students must complete an 

“opt out” form and return the form to Enrollment 

Services to have the fee removed. For more 

information visit Campus Life at www.redwoods. 

edu/eureka/CampusLife/.


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stuDent serVices 

ABILITY TO BENEFIT TESTING 

The Ability to Benefit (ATB) is a free test for 

students without a high school diploma or GED 

certificate who want to qualify for financial aid. 

To register or for more information contact the 

CRDN Library. 

counseling/aDVising 

It is the Counselor’s/Advisor’s role to assist 

students to achieve a successful academic career 

at CR. Counselors/Advisors help students set clear 

educational goals, track progress and provide 

assistance when needed. Contact Enrollment 

Services to make an appointment. 

DisaBleD stuDent 

prograMs & serVices 

Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS) 

offers accommodations and assistance to students 

with physical, psychological, medical, learning or 

other disabilities in order to help them succeed in 

their educational goals. 

Support services and special equipment are provided to 

meet the needs of students with identified disabilities. 

For information or to schedule an appointment contact 

DSPS. 

General Educational Development Testing Service 

*GED is a registered trademark of the American Council on Education and may not be used 

or reproduced without the express written permission of the American Council on Education. 

College of the Redwoods, Del Norte is an authorized 

test center for the GED Test which gives adults an 

opportunity to earn a high school credential. The 

test will be given 8:00am-5:00pm on the following 

dates: 

February 18 April 14 June 16 

The fee for the GED test is $125 (subject to change) 

and $25 for each retest. Registration is required 

one week prior to the test. Contact Renay Radniecki 

at (707) 464-7457 x2364 for more information. 

student suPPort 

services ProGrAm 

The Student Support Services Program (TRIO) is 

available to students who are currently enrolled at 

CRDN, are U.S. citizens or permanent residents 

and meet the following eligibility requirements: be 

either a first-generation college student, eligible for 

financial aid, have a documented disability, as well 

as have academic need. The program’s mission is 

to increase retention and graduation/transfer rates 

by providing a wide variety of academic, career and 

financial aid services. For more information contact 

Student Support Services Program. 

This program is federally funded by the 

United States Department of Education.


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ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER & LIBRARY 

The CRDN Library holds over 6,000 books and 

videos on a wide variety of subjects, including 

reference and fiction. The library offers student 

and public standard/wireless internet access, many 

online databases and 12 computers with Microsoft 

Office 2010. Interlibrary loans for students are 

available through the CR District. Test proctoring is 

also available. Students must have a CR ID card to 

access these services. Students can obtain free ID 

cards in the library. 

BOOKSTORE 

Textbooks for on-campus courses are sold at the 

campus bookstore for a limited time each semester. 

Textbooks can be purchased online at www. 

redwoods.edu/eureka/Bookstore/ or over the phone 

by calling (707) 476-4130. You must know the 

name of the course, section number and instructor’s 

name. 

CLUBS 

• Associated Student Body (ASB) 

• Community Enrichment Club (CEC) 

• Literary Club 

• Natural Resources Club 

• Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK) 

PARKING 

Students are allowed to use the front, side and back 

parking lots free of charge. 

Parking for people with disabilities with 

the appropriate disability placard/sticker is 

available in both the front and back parking lots. 

STUDENT LOUNGE 

The Student Lounge is located in Room DA 12 

and is open during campus hours. The lounge has 

beverage, snack and refrigerated food vending 

machines, a microwave, and bulletin boards. 

stuDent resources 

SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION 

& TUTORING 

Student Support Services (TRIO) offers 

supplemental instruction and tutoring for students 

who want to improve their understanding of course 

material and improve their grades in English and 

math. Contact Student Support Services for more 

information. 

NO SMOKING 

ON CAMPUS! 

Except in the designated smoking area 

COMMUNITY EDUCATION 

The Community Education Program offers exciting 

courses for personal growth and new beginnings, 

where learning takes place in a relaxed, casual 

atmosphere. 

Who enrolls in our courses? People who want to... 

• Expand their knowledge 

• Meet new friends 

• Learn new skills 

• Have fun 

...People just like you! 

Who decides what courses will be offered? You do. 

Who teaches our courses? Highly qualified 

instructors...perhaps you. 

If you have an idea for a course or want to instruct 

a course, contact Kelly Wilson at: 707.464.7457 

x2306 or kelly-wilson@redwoods.edu. 

For a current list of classes and additional 

information about our Community Education 

program, its courses and instructors, visit 

www.redwoods.edu/delnorte/ce/ 

Want to join our emailing list? Send your name and 

email address to: kelly-wilson@redwoods.edu. No 

email? Call 707.464.7457 x2300 to be added to our 

mailing list.


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AssociAte in liberAl Arts deGree 

The Associate in Liberal Arts is designed for students 

who want a broad knowledge of the liberal arts 

and sciences. This degree requires the successful 

completion of at least 18 units, which meet the College 

of the Redwoods General Education requirements, at 

least 18 units in an Area of Emphasis and additional 

elective college-level courses to reach a minimum of 

60 units. 

All courses listed in the Areas of Emphasis transfer to 

the CSU System and those in BOLD also transfer to 

the UC System. Students planning to transfer to the 

CSU System or the UC System will need to complete 

the lower division transfer requirements for that system 

as part of the Liberal Arts degree. 

CR Del Norte campus offers courses for the Associate 

in Liberal Arts with four Areas of Emphasis: Science 

Exploration, Fine Arts, Behavioral and Social Science, 

and Humanities and Communications. Completing 

the Areas of Emphasis in Science, Math and Business 

requires taking courses on the Eureka campus or 

online. A minimum of 18 units is required from courses 

in the chosen Area of Emphasis offered at Del Norte as 

listed below. 

See a counselor or advisor 

for complete information 

regarding these degrees. 

Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science 

• Complete 9 units in core courses: 

Administration of Justice (AJ) 1 

Anthropology (ANTH) 3 

History (HIST) 8 or 9 

Political Science (POLSC) 10 

Psychology (PSYCH) 1 

Sociology (SOC) 1 

acaDeMic prograMs 

• Complete 9 additional units: 

Administration of Justice (AJ) 1, 4, 5 

Anthropology (ANTH) 3 

History (HIST) 4, 5, 8, 9 

Native American Studies (NAS) 1 or 21 

Political Science (POLSC) 1, 10 

Psychology (PSYCH) 1, 11, 30, 33, 38 

Sociology (SOC) 1, 2, 5, 10, 34 

Liberal Arts: Science Exploration 

• Complete 1 Life and 1 Physical Science 

as core courses. 

• Complete additional units to total 18: 

Biology (BIOL) 1, 2, 8, 20 (Life) 

Environmental Science (ENVSC) 10 (Life) 

Geology (GEOL) 1, 10 (Physical) 

Math 15, 25, 30, 50A, 50B, 50C (Physical) 

Liberal Arts: Fine Arts 

• Complete 18 units: 

Art 1A, 1B, 2, 4, 10, 17, 23, 31A, 35, 43A 

Cinema (CINE) 1, 2 

Drama 24 

Music (MUS) 10 

Liberal Arts: Humanities and Communications 

• Complete 18 units: 

Art 1A, 1B 

English (ENGL) 1B, 10, 18, 32, 33 

French (FRNC) 1A, 1B 

History (HIST) 4, 5, 8, 9 

Philosophy (PHIL) 1, 10, 15 

Sign Language (SNLAN) 1A, 1B 

Speech (SPCH) 1, 7 

Spanish (SPAN) 1A, 1B 

Visit the ASSIST website at http://www.assist.org for statewide transfer information 

and general education requirements for California public colleges and universities.


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AssociAte oF science deGrees 

And certiFicAtes 

Associate of Science degrees and certificates are 

designed to provide students with specific careerrelated 

knowledge and skills. Completing the 

Associate of Science degrees requires completing 

the General Education requirements, the courses 

required for the major and elective courses to 

total 60 units. The Del Norte campus offers 

several Associate of Science degree and certificate 

programs. 

Addiction Studies (ADCT) 

This is a certificate program certified by the California 

Association for Alcohol/Drug Educators and can lead 

to employment opportunities in this field. 

Required courses for the certificate are: 

•Addiction Studies (ADCT) 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 

16, 17, 38, 42 

•Sociology (SOC) 34, 42 and two additional 

approved Psychology or Sociology courses 

Administration of Justice, Corrections (AJ, CORR) 

This is both a degree and certificate program. 

Required courses for this certificate are: 

•Administration of Justice (AJ) 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 50, 

51, 52, 53 

Required courses for this degree are: 

•Administration of Justice (AJ) 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 50, 

51, 52, 53 

•15 units of approved electives 

Certified Nurses Assistant (CNA) 

Successful completion of the course Health 

Occupations (HO) 110 qualifies students to take the 

California state test for certification as a Certified 

Nurse Assistant. 

Early Childhood Education (ECE) 



•Early Childhood Education (ECE) 1, 2, 5, 7 

Required courses for this degree are: 

•Early Childhood Education (ECE) 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 

9, 10, 12 or 13, 18 

General Welding (WT)) 

This is a certificate program. 


•Welding Technology (WT) 54, 56, 60, 61, 

67 and 80 

acaDeMic prograMs 

Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) 

This is both a degree and certificate program. Prepare 

now for the next LVN program which will begin 

fall semester 2013. Application to the program is 

required; qualified students are admitted through a 

lottery drawing. 

Applicants to the LVN program must have met the 

following requirements: 

•A high school diploma or GED 

•Completion of Health Occupations (HO) 110 

with a grade of ‘C’ or better or possession of 

Certified Nurses Assistant (CNA) certification 

in California 

•Required English and math skills met 

by assessment test scores or appropriate 

classes 

•Biology (BIOL) 1, English (ENGL) 150 and 

Math 380 are strongly recommended 

Medical Assisting (MA) 


Prerequisites to enroll in the courses Medical 

Assisting (MA) 155, Medical Assisting I and 

Medical Assisting (MA) 165, Medical Assisting II, 

are eligibility for English 150 and Math 380. 

Required courses for the certificate are: 

•English (ENGL) 150 

•Computer Information Systems (CIS) 1 

•Medical Assisting (MA) 152 

•Medical Assisting (MA) 155 (Fall 2012) 

•Medical Assisting (MA) 165 (Spring 2013) 

•Psychology (PSYCH) 1 or 33 

•Speech (SPCH) 7 

Required courses for the degree major are: 

•Psychology (Psych) 1 or 33 

•Computer Information Systems (CIS) 1 

•Medical Assisting (MA) 152 

•Medical Assisting (MA) 155 (Fall 2012) 

•Medical Assisting (MA) 165 (Spring 2013) 

•Six additional units: Biology (BIOL) 8, 

Business (BUS) 1A, Business Technology 

(BT) 112, 114, Health Occupations (HO) 15, 

Sociology (SOC) 1 or Sociology (SOC) 2

SPRING 2012 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES 

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COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS, DELNORTE 

Section # Course # Course Title Days Times Instructor Room # Units 

*Prerequisite or recommended preparation �Evening class 

ADDICTION STUDIES 

*030689� ADCT 11 Pharm & Physiology of Addictn T 05:15pm-08:25pm G Westbrook DN 2 3.00 

*030690� ADCT 13 Addictn & Disorders: Spec Pops TH 05:15pm-08:25pm G Westbrook DN 2 3.00 

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE 

*030691� AJ 7 Current Issues/Adm Cancelledof 

Justice T 05:15pm-08:25pm G Olson DM 23 3.00 

*030693� AJ 52 Crrctnl Intrvwing & Counslng TH 05:15pm-08:25pm G Olson DM 23 3.00 

*030696� AJ 53 Prison Gangs/Inmate Subcultur M 05:15pm-08:25pm G Olson DM 23 3.00 

ANThROPOLOGY 

*030699� ANTH 3 Cultural Anthropology Cancelled 

W 06:50pm-10:00pm S Hunter DM 29 3.00 

ART 

030698 ART 10 Color & Design TTH 12:20pm-03:30pm S Broderick DS 1 3.00 

030697 ART 17 Basic Drawing MW 08:30am-11:40am S Broderick DS 1 3.00 

BIOLOGY 

*030700 BIOL 1 General Biology TTH 11:30am-12:55pm B Waters DM 23 4.00 

T 01:30pm-04:30pm DM 26 

030701 BIOL 15 Marine Biology TTH 09:30am-10:55am B Waters DM 15 4.00 

TH 01:30pm-04:30pm DM 26 

COMPUTER INFORAMATIN SYSTEMS 

030703 CIS 100 Basic Computer Skills TTH 12:30pm-03:00pm M Renner DC 1 3.00 

030704� CIS 100 Basic Computer Skills MW 06:00pm-08:30pm K Olesen DC 1 3.00 

*030702� CIS 98 PC Computer Cancelled 

Repair & Maint TTH 05:15pm-08:05pm M Renner DS 1 4.00 

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 

Cooperative Education students must meet with Mr. Kunstal during the first two weeks of the semester. Dates and times will be 

posted near Enrollment Services. 

030705 CE 41 General Cooperative Education DHR 4.70 hrs/wk R Kunstal TBA 1.00 



030709 CE 42 Occupational Cooperative Educ DHR 18.75 hrs/wk R Kunstal TBA 4.00 

EARLY ChILDhOOD EDUCATION 

*031040� ECE 10 Field Experience in ECE M 06:00pm-07:05pm P Freneau DM 15 3.00 

DHR 6.0 hrs/wk TBA 

*030737� ECE 18 Teaching in a Diverse Society W 06:00pm-09:10pm P Freneau DM 23 3.00 

ECONOMICS 

*030710 ECON 1 Macroeconomics MW 10:05am-11:30am T Owen DM 29 3.00 

ENGLISh 

*030738 ENGL 1A Analytical Reading & Writing TTH 11:35am-01:40pm K Letko DM 34 4.00 

*030739 ENGL 1A Analytical Reading & Writing TTH 02:05pm-04:10pm K Letko DM 34 4.00 

*030740� ENGL 1A Analytical Reading & Writing TTH 05:15pm-07:20pm K Letko DM 34 4.00 

*030741 ENGL 1B Critical Inquiry & Literature MW 02:05pm-03:30pm K Letko DM 34 3.00 

Note: Changes may have been made to this schedule. 

For the most current information regarding Spring 2012 courses, check WebAdvisor at www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor/

SPRING 2012 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES 

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*030742 ENGL 150 Precollegiate Reading/Writing MW 08:30am-09:55am C Helton DM 15 3.50 

M 10:05am-11:30am DM 2 

*030743 ENGL 150 Precollegiate Reading/Writing MW 12:30pm-01:55pm C Helton DM 34 3.50 

M 02:05pm-03:30pm DM 2 

*030744 ENGL 150 Precollegiate Reading/Writing TTH 03:40pm-05:05pm J Bayon DM 36 3.50 

W 03:40pm-05:05pm DM 2 

*030745� ENGL 150 Precollegiate Reading/Writing TTH 05:15pm-06:40pm D Gerth DM 36 3.50 

W 05:15pm-06:40pm DM 2 

*030746 ENGL 350 Reading & Writing Skills MW 08:30am-11:00am R Rhodes DM 34 6.00 

TTH 08:30am-09:55am DM 2 

*030747 ENGL 350 Reading & Writing Skills MW 12:30pm-03:00pm R Rhodes DM 23 6.00 

TTH 12:30pm-01:55pm DM 2 

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 

*031041 ENVSC 10 Intro to Environmental Science MW 10:05am-11:30am B Waters DM 36 4.00 

W 12:30pm-03:40pm DM 26 

GENERAL STUDIES 

*030748 GS 6 First Year Experience TTH 03:40pm-05:05pm P Mancus DM 29 3.00 

*030750 GS 6 First Year Experience M 12:40pm-03:50pm B Johnson KECR 1 3.00 

GEOLOGY 

*030749 GEOL 1 Physical Geology MW 10:05am-11:30am M Renner DM 23 4.00 

F 08:30am-11:40am DM 26 

GUIDANCE 

031042 GUID 143 Individual Assessment/Planning DHR 1.25 hrs/wk D McArthur DRC 0.50 

031044 GUID 145 Applied Study Skills & Strateg DHR 1.25 hrs/wk D McArthur DRC 1.00 



hISTORY 

*030752� HIST 5 Western Civ: 1600 - Present TH 06:50pm-10:00pm T Owen DM 29 3.00 

*030753� HIST 9 US History Reconstr - Present T 06:50pm-10:00pm T Owen DM 29 3.00 

LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSING 

*030759 LVN 110B Pharmacology - Vocat Nurs II T 08:00am-10:05am M Pope DN 2 2.00 

*030761 LVN 118 Psychology - LVN TH 08:00am-10:05am M Pope DN 2 2.00 

*030762 LVN 122 Nurs of Adults & Children II TTH 11:30am-03:00pm M Pope DN 2 13.00 

WF 06:30am-04:05pm DN 1 

(lab times subject to change) 

*030763 LVN 122 Nurs of Adults & Children II TTH 11:30am-03:00pm M Pope DN 2 13.00 

WF 02:30pm-12:05am DN 1 

(lab times subject to change) 

MAThEMATICS 

*030764 MATH 15 Elementary Statistics MTWTH 12:50pm-01:55pm M Haley DM 36 4.00 

Graphing calculator required; TI 83/84 recommended 

*030897� MATH 30 College Algebra TTH 06:05pm-07:30pm Staff DM 28 4.00 

Distance learning class broadcast on campus from Eureka; graphing calculator required, TI 83/84 recommended.


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*Prerequisite or recommended preparation � Evening class 

*030898 MATH 50B Integral Calculus MWF 11:40am-12:55pm T Matsumoto DM 28 4.00 

Distance learning class broadcast on campus from Eureka; graphing calculator required, TI 83/84 recommended. 

*030899� MATH 55 Differential Equations MWF 06:05pm-07:20pm D Arnold DM 28 4.00 

Distance learning class broadcast on campus from Eureka; graphing calculator required, TI 83/84 recommended. 

*030765 MATH 120 Intermediate Algebra MTWTH 08:50am-09:55am R Horel DM 36 4.00 


*030766 MATH 120 Intermediate Algebra MTWTH 02:05pm-03:10pm R Horel DM 15 4.00 


*030775 MATH 372 Arith for the College Student MTWTH 11:35am-12:40pm R Horel DM 36 4.00 

*030769 MATH 376 Pre-Algebra MTWTH 08:50am-09:55am M Haley DM 23 4.00 

*030771 MATH 376 Pre-Algebra MW 01:25pm-03:30pm S Gold DN 2 4.00 

*030767 MATH 380 Elementary Algebra MW 10:05am-12:35pm S Gold DM 15 5.00 


*030768 MATH 380 Elementary Algebra MTWTH 03:40pm-04:55pm M Haley DM 15 5.00 


MAThEMATICS LAB hOURS 

TWTH, 12:50-1:55pm; location: TBA 

031188 MATH 372L Math Lab for College Arithmetic DHR 1.70 hrs/wk R Horel TBA 0.50 

031210 MATH 372L Math Lab for College Arithmetic DHR 3.40 hrs/wk R Horel TBA 1.00 

031207 MATH 376L Math Lab for Pre-Algebra DHR 1.70 hrs/wk R Horel TBA 0.50 

031211 MATH 376L Math Lab for Pre-Algebra DHR 3.40 hrs/wk R Horel TBA 1.00 

031208 MATH 380L Math Lab for Elementary Algebra DHR 1.70 hrs/wk R Horel TBA 0.50 

031212 MATH 380L Math Lab for Elementary Algebra DHR 3.40 hrs/wk R Horel TBA 1.00 

031209 MATH 120L Math Lab for Intermediate Algebra DHR 1.70 hrs/wk R Horel TBA 0.50 

031214 MATH 120L Math Lab for Intermediate Algebra DHR 3.40 hrs/wk R Horel TBA 1.00 

NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES 

030810� NAS 1 Intro to Native Amer Studies TH 07:00pm-10:10pm R Marshall DM 15 3.00 

PhILOSOPhY 

*030777 PHIL 1 Critical Thinking MW 03:40pm-05:05pm P Freneau DM 29 3.00 

*030776 PHIL 15 Religions of the World TTH 12:30pm-01:55pm P Freneau DM 29 3.00 

POLITICAL SCIENCE 

*030756 POLSC 1 Political Controversies TTH 02:05pm-03:30pm J Gardner DM 29 3.00 

*030779 POLSC 10 American Institutions TTH 08:30am-09:55am J Gardner DM 29 3.00 

PSYChOLOGY 

*030782 PSYCH 1 General Psychology TTH 12:30pm-01:55pm P Mancus DM 15 3.00 

*030780 PSYCH 33 Personal Growth & Adjustment TTH 10:05am-11:30am P Freneau DM 29 3.00 

READING 

*030784 READ 360 Basic Academic Literacy TWTH 03:40pm-05:10pm D Hart DS 1 6.00 

WTH 02:05pm-03:30pm DM 2 

SIGN LANGUAGE 

*030791� SNLAN 1B Elem American Sign Language II MW 04:35pm-06:40pm K Imfeld DM 36 4.00 




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SOCIOLOGY 

030788 SOC 1 Intro to Sociology MW 02:05pm-03:30pm P Mancus DM 29 3.00 

*030789� SOC 2 Social Problems M 06:50pm-10:00pm P Mancus DM 29 3.00 

*030790� SOC 5 Intro to Race & Ethnic Relat W 06:50pm-10:00pm P Mancus DM 15 3.00 

*031215� SOC 34 Intro to Social Work W 05:30pm-08:40pm Staff DM 34 3.00 

SPANISh 

*030792� SPAN 1B Elementary Spanish II MW 06:50pm-08:55pm P Black DM 36 4.00 

SPEECh 

*031038 SPCH 1 Public Speaking TTH 03:40pm-05:05pm A Amundsen DM 23 3.00 

*031039� SPCH 7 Interpersonal Communication TTH 05:15pm-06:40pm A Amundsen DM 29 3.00 

WELDING TEChNOLOGY 

*030793� WT 67 Special Welding Cancelled Laboratory 

$30 materials 

MT 06:00pm-09:10pm R Scarlett DHS 2.00 

*030804� WT 80 Welding Fabrication Cancelled 

$30 materials 

W 06:00pm-10:05pm R Scarlett DHS 2.00 

Online courses require students to have consistent access to the internet, preferably by cable or DSL, as well as basic 

skills in learning and studying in an online environment. Courses use the MyCR Collaborative Learning Environment 

(CLE) built on the Sakai platform. The Distance Education department runs free online orientations for students to help 

them learn how to use MyCR and how to be successful online students. To sign up, contact Barry Tucker via email at 

barry-tucker@redwoods.edu. 

Additional information about online courses 

may be obtained at: 

www.redwoods.edu/departments/distance/. 

Instructors may be contacted at the email 

address listed. 

online eDucation 

Textbooks for online courses are not available 

at the CR Del Norte Campus Bookstore. To 

determine which textbook is required for your 

online course, go to CR Bookstore website: http:// 

bookstore.redwoods.edu/. Textbooks can be 

purchased online or over the phone by calling 

707.476.4130. You must know the name of the 

course, section number and instructor’s name. 

Section # Course # Course Title Instructor Email Units 

*Prerequisite or recommended preparation 

*031177 ART1A Art Hist: Pre-Hist to Gothic M Cohen mina-cohen@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030492 ART 4 Art Appreciation D Zdrazil david-zdrazil@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030493 ART 4 Art Appreciation D Zdrazil david-zdrazil@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030494 ART 4 Art Appreciation M Jenner michael-jenner@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030495 ART 4 Art Appreciation C Joyce claire-joyce@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*031178 BT 16 Word Processing I M Racine Taylor martha-racine@redwoods.edu 4.00 

*031072 BT 17 Word Processing II D McClure darlene-mcclure@redwoods.edu 4.00 

*030906 BT 53 Tech & Profess Office Proced M Henson michelle-henson@redwoods.edu 4.00 

*031179 BT 90 Intro to MS Excel M Racine Taylor martha-racine@redwoods.edu 1.00 

*030907 BT 112 Keyboarding Cancelled 

Skill Development D McClure darlene-mcclure@redwoods.edu 1.00 

*030910 BUS 10 Intro to Business Staff www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 3.00 

*030911 BUS 10 Intro to Business Staff www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 3.00


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online eDucation 

Section # Course # Course Title Instructor Email Units 

*Prerequisite or recommended preparation 

*030912 BUS 10 Intro to Business Staff www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 3.00 

*030913 BUS 1A Principles of Accounting Staff www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 4.00 

*030914 BUS 1B Principles of Accounting Staff www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 4.00 

*031191 CIS 1 College Computer Literacy C Romero chris-romero@redwoods.edu 4.00 

*031192 CIS 1 College Computer Literacy C Romero chris-romero@redwoods.edu 4.00 

*031193 CIS 18 Intro/Applications Programming D Calderwood dan-calderwood@redwoods.edu 4.00 

*030908 DM 10 Digital Storytelling C Johnson clyde-johnson@redwoods.edu 4.00 

*030909 DM 11 Digital Media Design J Stowe julie-stowe@redwoods.edu 4.00 

*030651 ECE 9 Observation/Assessmt in ECE S Larson sydney-larson@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030652 ECE 12 Admin of Pgms for Children I S Larson sydney-larson@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030653 ECE 18 Teaching in a Diverse Society S Larson sydney-larson@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030654 ECE 20 Ment & Adlt Sprvsn Child Prgms S Larson sydney-larson@redwoods.edu 2.00 

*030915 ECON 1 Macroeconomics M Dennis michael-dennis@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030917 ECON 10 Microeconomics M Dennis michael-dennis@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*031073 GEOL 10 Environmental Geology M Renner mark-renner@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030796 GUID 8 Career Planning Staff www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 2.00 

030486 HE1 Health Education M White maggie-white@redwoods.edu 3.00 

031083 HE 1 Health Education M White maggie-white@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*031117 HIST 4 Western Civilization to 1600 T Green toby-green@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*031118 HIST 5 Western Civ: 1600 - Present D Syrdal deborah-syrdal@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*031074 HIST 8 US History Through Reconstruc A Queen abigail-queen@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*031113 HIST 9 US History Reconstr - Present T Owen tom-owen@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030798 HO 15 Nutrition C Dobrowolski christine-dobrowolski@redwoods.edu 3.00 



*030801 HO 15 Nutrition L King leah-king@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*031206 HRC 17 Sanitation - ServeSafe Cert Staff www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 3.00 

031205 HRC 2 Hospitality Front Office Mgmnt Staff www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 2.00 

*030797 LIBR 5 Research Skills Staff www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 1.00 

*031123 LIBR 99A Book of Year Discussion Group V Peloso vinnie-peloso@redwoods.edu 1.00 

*030802 LVN 110B Pharmacology - Vocat Nurs II R Farrar roberta-farrar@redwoods.edu 2.00 

*030803 MA 152 Medical Terminology V Frye viane-frye@redwoods.edu 3.00 

030485 PE 10 Running & Walking M Gleave marla-gleave@redwoods.edu 1.00 

030487 PE 10 Running & Walking M Gleave marla-gleave@redwoods.edu 1.00 

*030464 POLSC 10 American Institutions T Green toby-green@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030465 POLSC 10 American Institutions T Owen tom-owen@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030466 POLSC 10 American Institutions E Naffah eli-naffah@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030467 POLSC 10 American Institutions Staff www.redwoods.edu/webadvisor 3.00 

*030643 PSYCH 1 General Psychology M Winter mark-winter@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030645 PSYCH 1 General Psychology Cancelled 

H Smith holly-smith@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030644 PSYCH 11 Life Span Development M Winter mark-winter@redwoods.edu 3.00 

030608 SOC 1 Intro to Sociology L Ellis linda-ellis@redwoods.edu 3.00 

030609 SOC 1 Intro to Sociology L Ellis linda-ellis@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030655 WAT 10 Intro Water & Wastewater Tech C Yerby clay-yerby@redwoods.edu 3.00 

*030656 WAT 50 Oper Wastewater Treatment Sys D Duncan dan-duncan@redwoods.edu 2.00 




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Del Norte Off Campus (DNOC) 

Locations 

DHS=Del Norte High School, 1301 El Dorado St., CC 

KECR=Klamath Early CR, 125 Klamath Blvd., Klamath 

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COLLEGE OF 

THE REDWOODS 

Del Norte 

883 W. Washington Blvd. 

Crescent City, CA 95531 

(707) 465-2300 

(707) 465-2355-TTY 

Public Notice-Nondiscrimination 

All classes are open to those who have met the academic prerequisites. College 

of the Redwoods does not discriminate on the basis of ethnicity, religion, age, 

gender, sexual orientation, color or disability in any of its programs or activities. 

College of the Redwoods is committed to providing reasonable accommodations 

for persons with disabilities. Alternate formats of this publication will be made 

available upon request. 

Open Courses 

1. Unless specifically exempted by statute, every course, course section, 

or class, the average daily attendance of which is to be reported for state 

aid, wherever offered and maintained by the District, shall be fully open 

to enrollment and participation by any person who has been admitted 

to the college and who meets such prerequisites as may be established 

pursuant to chapter II, Division 2, Part VI, Title IV of the California Code of 

Regulations, commencing with Section 51820. 

2. Limited English language skills will not be a barrier to admission to 

college and to participation in its educational program. 

Disclaimer 

The College reserves the right to amend, modify or otherwise revise any 

provisions in this schedule for reasons including but not limited to: 

1. Change in State Law, Education Code, Title IV or other governing 

regulations pursuant to the operation and programs of the College. 

2. Changes in Board of Trustee Policy of Administrative Regulations. 

3. Changes relating to funding, fees, instruction, support services, or 

staffing of the College or any program or course thereof. 

Suggested schedule of classes is subject to change. Such changes may be 

made without prior notice and may supersede this publication or portion 

thereof.

spring 2012 - College of the Redwoods

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