2016 Spring Schedule - Valencia Campus · 2016 Spring Schedule Registration opens November 16 u Classes begin January 19. ... Submit official high school and/or college transcripts

2016 SPRING SEMESTER Schedule of claSSeS1

2016 Spring Schedule

Registration opens November 16 u Classes begin January 19


General InformatIon

Campus Map 1Directions to Campus 1 Final Exam Schedule 2Key Deadline Dates 3Registration Express Lane 4Schedule Planning Grid 5Tuition Calculation 6Payment Plan 6Registration 6Financial Aid 6Student Services 7Parking Permits 7Bookstore 7Cafeteria 8Code of Conduct 8Upward Bound 9Dual Credit Programs 9SUN PATH Programs 10Adult Education Center 11Course Key 12STEM Center Hours 12Campus Library 12Spring Courses u Hybrid Courses 14 u First 8-Weeks Courses 14 u Second 8-Weeks Courses 15 u Miscellaneous Short-Term Courses 16 u Transitional Studies Courses 16-17Spring Academic Courses 18-27Bachelor & Graduate Programs 28Community Education Services 29Cultural Enrichment Series 30Training Center for CPR and First Aid 31Development & Donor Relations 32Campus Life 33Scratchpad 34Application for Admission 35-36Small Business Development Center 37Phone Numbers Back Cover

Table of contents✧ Apply for admissions online

Go to valencia.unm.edu and click on “New Student.” You can apply online or print an application. You can also visit Student Services, or call 505.925.8560 to request an application be mailed to you. See Pages 35-36.

✧ Take the Compass Placement TestCall 505.925.8560 to make an appointment.

✧ Set up UNM email account, Net ID and passwordGo to my.unm.edu and click on “Create a UNM NetID.” Getting to “LoboWeb”

is simple, just go to my.unm.edu, sign in, click on the “Student Life” tab, then click on “LoboWeb” in the middle of the page. You can access email and all the pertinent information you might need.

✧ Attend an advising & registration appointmentCall 505.925.8560 to schedule your appointment.

✧ Submit official high school and/or college transcriptsIf you have attended another college(s), submit an official transcript from each to

UNM-Valencia, Admissions Office, 280 La Entrada Rd., Los Lunas, N.M. 87031

✧ UNM-Valencia Campus academic creditsAll academic credits earned at UNM-Valencia can be transferred to New Mexico

universities and other colleges in the United States.

✧ Apply for financial aidApplications are available online at www.fafsa.ed.gov, or from the Financial Aid

Department. Call 505.925.8590 for more information.

✧ Pay for tuition and feesFor payment options or to pay online, go to my.unm.edu, go to LoboWeb. Under

the Student & Financial Aid menu, click on “Make Payments.”

✧ Purchasing booksCall the Bookstore at 505.925.8801 for more information, including textbooks

and hours of operation, visit vc.unm.edu/Bookstore/Bookstore.htm

✧ Get your free parking stickerStickers are available at the Campus Police Office, located in the Student Center,

upon completion of an online vehicle registration form. The form is located at vc.unm.edu/Police/parking.htm

✧ Locate your classes using the campus mapSee Page 1 of this schedule for a campus map.

Ready to get started? Here’s a checklist:


campuS map

FROM THE NORTH From Albuquerque, take

I-25 South to Exit 215. Turn South on N.M. 47,

and then make a left at the "Main Street" light in front of the shopping center and stay on N.M. 47 for 5½ miles to Patricio Road.

Patricio Road is just South of the Tomé Art Gallery. Turn left onto Patricio, pro-ceed 1 mile to La Entrada.

Turn left onto La Entrada.

FROM THE SOUTH From Socorro, take I-25

north to Exit 191. Go East on Camino del

Llano (N.M. 548) to Main Street in Belen.

Turn left onto Main and proceed North to Reinken (N.M. 309).

Turn right onto Reinken and head East to N.M. 47.

Turn left onto N.M. 47 and proceed North for 3 miles to La Entrada Road.

Turn right and proceed 3.7 miles to the campus.

Directions to UNM-Valencia


fInal exam Schedule

* Please consult with your instructors if you have questions about the Spring Semester final exam schedule.

Regular final exam week is Monday, May 9 to Friday, May 13. All regular final exams will be held in the room where the class regularly meets. English 100, 110, 111 and 120 exams will be held on Saturday, May 7 from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Academic building. Students should see their individual instructors in case of time conflicts in their final exam schedule.

IF YOUR CLASS MEETS ON STARTING AT YOUR FINAL EXAM WILL BE ON FROM

Saturday English Exam Finals Saturday, May 7 9 – 11 AM MW 7:30 or 8:45 AM Monday, May 9 8 – 10 AM MW, MWF or MTW 9 AM Wednesday, May 11 9 – 11 AM MW, MWF, M or W 10:30 AM Monday, May 9 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM MW or W 11, 11:50 AM or Noon Wednesday, May 11 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM MW, MWF, M or W 1 or 1:30 PM Monday, May 9 1 – 3 PM MW or W 2:50, 3 or 3:30 PM Wednesday, May 11 3 – 5 PM MW, M or W 4:30 or 5:30 PM Monday, May 9 5 – 7 PM MW or W 6 PM Wednesday, May 11 5:30 – 7:30 PM M 7:30 PM Monday, May 9 7:30 – 9:30 PM W 7:30 PM Wednesday, May 11 7:30 – 9:30 PM TTH, TTHF, T or TH 8:30 or 9 AM Tuesday, May 10 8:30 – 10:30 AM TTH, TTHF, T or TH 10:30 AM Thursday, May 12 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM TTH, TTHF, T or TH 12 PM Tuesday, May 10 Noon – 2 PM TTH, TTHF, T or TH 1:30 PM Thursday, May 12 1:30 – 3:30 PM TTH, T, or TH 3 or 3:30 PM Tuesday, May 10 3 – 5 PM TTH, T, or TH 4, 4:20 or 4:30 PM Thursday, May 12 4 – 6 PM TTH, T, or TH 5:30, 6 or 6:30 PM Tuesday, May 10 6 – 8 PM WF or F 9 AM Friday, May 13 8:30 – 10:30 AM WF or F 10:30 AM Friday, May 13 11 AM – 1 PM F 1:30 PM Friday, May 13 1:30 – 3:30 PM


SprInG 2016 Key dateS

Instruction begins16-week term Tuesday, January 19First 8-week term Monday, January 19Second 8-week term Monday, March 21

Petitions for residency due Tuesday, January 19

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, holiday Monday, January 18

Last day to add courses or change sections16-week term Friday, January 29First 8-week term Friday, January 22Second 8-week term Friday, March 25

Last day to drop with a refund16-week courses Friday of the third week of classesCourses 3 weeks or less First day of classCourses longer than 3 weeks, up to 6 weeks Friday of the first week of classesCourses longer than 6 weeks, up to 9 weeks Friday of the second week of classesCourses longer than 9 weeks Friday of the third week of classes

Last day to change grading options (without approval)

16-week term Friday, February 12First 8-week term Friday, January 29Second 8-week term Friday, April 1

Last day to drop a course without a grade16-week term Friday, February 5First 8-week term Friday, January 29Second 8-week term Friday, April 1

Spring Break Sunday to Sunday, March 13 - 20

Last day to withdraw w/o approval of the Student Affairs Director16-week term Friday, April 15First 8-week term Friday, February 26Second 8-week term Friday, April 29

Last day to withdraw with approval of the Student Affairs Director16-week term Friday, May 6First 8-week term Friday, April 1Second 8-week term Friday, May 6

Last day of instruction16-week term Saturday, May 7First 8-week term See course syllabus Second 8-week term See course syllabusFinal Exam Period 16-week term Monday to Saturday, May 9 - 14

Last day to report removal of incomplete grade Friday, May 13

Semester ends16-week term Saturday, May 14First 8-week term Saturday, March 12Second 8-week term Saturday, May 14

Notice: * All dates are subject to change. Transactions must be completed by 5 p.m., on deadline dates. Transactions after

these dates require an Enrollment Authorization Form.


reGIStratIon expreSS lane

How much time do you want to spend waiting to register?

Answer A) An hour or more

Answer B) Just a few minutes

If you answered “B,” complete the following:

1) Have your UNM ID

2) Be able to log into your LoboWeb account

3) Have your schedule worked out on the Schedule Planning Grid

a. Verify the courses are still available via LoboWeb

b. Verify the courses apply toward your degree program

c. View holds to ensure that the only hold you have is an advisement hold

4) Come to Student Services and present your completed Schedule Planning grid to the front desk and sign in at the Express Lane

5) An Express Lane Advisor will lift your advisement hold to enable you to register in LoboWeb; this should take just a few minutes

How do I get another Schedule Planning Grid?Schedule Planning Grids are available at the Advisement Center,

or get one online at www.unm.edu/~vcadvise/Schedule%20Grid.pdf

How do I access LoboWeb?You can access LoboWeb at my.unm.edu. If you do not remember

your login or password click on the links provided or call 505.277.5757 for assistance. (Passwords expire every 6 months.)

How do I verify my degree program requirements?You can verify your degree requirements by printing a program sheet

at valencia.unm.edu or viewing and printing a LoboTrax audit. LoboTrax automatically plugs the courses you have taken into your

degree program.

Running a LoboTrax audit: U.Achieve for students• Go to my.unm.edu.• Login using your UNM Net ID and Password.• Go to the “Student” tab.• Click on Loboweb.• Click on Registration & Records from menu.• Under the Records section click on “Submit or view LoboTrax

degree audit” link.• Click on “submit an audit” link to run your degree audit.• You will need to sing in again using your Net ID and Password.• In the new U.Achieve Loboweb dashboard you may choose “cur-

rent Program” or “Run selected program” audit.• For a current program audit, populate by clicking next to

“Run current program,” then below on the page click “Run audit.” You should see message: “Your audit is loading.”

• Click the “view audit” link when audit is listed under “completed audit requests.”

• To run an audit for a different program, select and populate next to “Run Selected Program.”

• Fill in the college, major, degree, and catalog year, then on the bottom of page click “Run audit.” You will see a message “Your audit is loading.” Click on “view audit” to open it.

Steps 1 to 3 must be complete in order to be eligible to use the Registration Express Lane


Schedule plannInG GrId

IN ORDER TO USE THE “REGISTRATION EXPRESS LANE,” YOU MUST: 1) HAVE YOUR UNM ID# 2) BE ABLE TO LOG INTO YOUR LOBOWEB ACCOUNT, AND 3) HAVE THIS SCHEDULE COMPLETED


tuItIon & reGIStratIon

Spring TuitionHOURS RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT

1 $69.50 $188.00 2 $139.00 $376.00 3 $208.50 $564.00 4 $278.00 $752.00 5 $347.50 $940.00 6 $417.00 $1,128.00 7* $486.50 $1,316.00 8 $556.00 $1,504.00 9 $625.50 $1,692.00 10 $695.00 $1,880.00 11 $764.50 $2,068.00 12 $834.00 $2,256.00 12-18* $834.00 $2,256.00

Tuition is subject to change at the discretion of the UNM Board of Regents.

*Enrollment in excess of 18 credit hours in the spring is $69.50 per credit hour for New Mexico residents and $188.00 per credit hour for non-residents. Tuition paid for hours in excess of 18 credit hours is non-refundable.

Tuition refund policyCOURSES THREE WEEKS OR LESS First day of class 100%After 1st day of class No Refund

COURSES LONGER THAN THREE WEEKS, UP TO SIX WEEKSFriday of the 1st week of classes 100%After Friday of the 1st week of classes No Refund

COURSES LONGER THAN SIX WEEKS, UP TO NINE WEEKSFriday of the 2nd week of classes 100%After Friday of the 2nd week of classes No Refund

COURSES LONGER THAN NINE WEEKSFriday of the 3rd week of classes 100%After Friday of the 3rd week of classes No Refund

Payment PlanA payment plan is available to students with a

student account balance of $100 or more. The payment plan is accessed through LoboWeb

at my.unm.edu and the student’s UNM Account Suite. Students have a choice of two to five pay-ments.

The non-refundable set-up fee ranges from $20 to $50 depending on the number of payments chosen by the student.

This fee is due when the plan is set up, along with the down payment. The student must have access to a debit or credit card in order to make the first payment.

Students utilizing the installment payment plan to pay their tuition may also set up a credit line at the Valencia Bookstore.

Contact the Cashier’s Office at 925.8520 for more information.

RegistrationADMISSION

Application for admission is available online at www.apply.unm.edu .

An application for admission is made available for you on Pages 35-36 of this schedule of classes.

Applications can also be obtained from the Registrar’s Office at UNM-Valencia Campus, or by calling 505.925.8580.

A non-refundable $15 fee must be paid prior to processing of an admission application.

SPRING 2016Registration opens November 16, 2015. Hours

are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., for academic advising and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., for registration.

LOBOWEB AND UNM EMAILIt is important that all students set up a NetID

and password so that they have access to UNM email and LoboWeb.

Student Services staff are available to help students set up their NetID and to instruct them in using LoboWeb.

Students must view their email on a regular ba-sis since many important campus-wide messages are sent via the student’s UNM email address.

Students who have earned 26 college credit hours or more, who do not have registration holds, may register for UNM-Valencia Campus courses

online. New, re-admitted, transfer and those stu-dents who have less than 26 college credit hours must see an advisor prior to registering.

It is strongly recommended that all students visit with an advisor periodically to discuss their academic program.

Students receiving VA benefits must see an aca-demic advisor every semester and must see the VA Certifying Official located in the Registrar’s Office.

FINANCIAL AID AND DISBURSEMENTS

Students who are applying for financial aid must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be eligible for financial assistance.

Applications are completed at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Once the application is submitted, UNM will

receive the application from the Department of Education within 5 business days and students can check the status of their application on LoboWeb.

All financial aid disbursements are processed by the UNM-Main Campus Bursars Office.

Students may receive their disbursements by direct deposit to a bank account of their choice (checking or savings), or by a check through the mail. Direct deposit to a checking account is set up on LoboWeb. Enter the UNM Account Suite and click on “Setup eRefunds.”

It is imperative that students keep their person-al information current, whether choosing direct deposit or mail. Failure to do so could substantially delay the receipt of their disbursement.

Students can update their personal information in LoboWeb by clicking on “Manage Personal Infor-mation” on my.unm.edu.

Bank information can be accessed through LoboWeb and the student’s UNM Account Suite.

STUDENT ACCOUNTS, PAYMENT METHODS AND ENROLLMENT CANCELLATION

When a student enrolls in classes, he/she ac-cepts financial responsibility for paying all charges such as tuition and fees.

There are several methods of payment available to students: financial aid, cash, check, Visa, Mas-terCard, Discover, American Express, Payment Plan


Student ServIceS

and third party payer (WIA, DVR, National Guard, etc.). Financial aid will disburse, pay toward the balance and if there is an overage, refund to the student.

Payment plans can be set up and credit card pay-ments made on LoboWeb. Click on Make Payments and enter the UNM Account Suite.

Monthly statements of student accounts are only available on LoboWeb. Students will not receive statements by mail. Students must view their account monthly to make sure it is current. The Cashier’s Office is available to all students with questions regarding their student account.

Students who have a prior semester balance greater than $200 after the second Friday after the semester begins and have not made financial arrangements (i.e. payment plan, or payment in full — financial aid can only pay up to $200 of a prior semester balance — for their balance) by the enroll-ment cancellation dates, will have their enrollment cancelled.

If a student’s enrollment is cancelled and he/she wants to re-enroll, the student must first contact the Cashier’s Office to discuss payment arrange-ments. Students enrolling in classes after the start of the semester may be subject to enrollment can-cellation also.

It is the student’s responsibility to drop classes by the refund date. Otherwise tuition costs are not refundable

STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICESStudents at UNM-Valencia Campus have a wide

array of services available to them. Some of these services include advisement, placement assess-ment, career counseling, and tutoring.

The campus also features a library, fitness center, cafeteria and bookstore. For detailed information about all of the services and facilities, see the electronic version of this schedule located on the UNM-Valencia website.

Go to valencia.unm.edu, hover over the “Academics” tab and click on “Class Schedule.”

NEW MEXICO LEGISLATIVE LOTTERY SCHOLARSHIP

*Effective at time of publicationRecent New Mexico high school or GED gradu-

ates who have successfully completed their first semester of college (at least 12 credit hours and 2.5 GPA) are eligible to receive the Legislative Lottery Scholarship at UNM-Valencia.

The Legislative Lottery Scholarship pays a por-tion of tuition costs only, student and course fees are not included.

Students must pay the balance of fees and be registered by the first day of classes.

SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships are now available for the 2016

Spring Semester.For more information, contact the Financial Aid

Office at 505.925.8590 or go to the scholarship page at valencia.unm.edu/students/financial-aid/schol-arships.html.

SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTSenior citizens 65 years and older may attend

UNM-Valencia Campus classes for $5 per credit hour plus course fees if enrolled for six credits or less. To take advantage of this discount, they must register on or after the first day of the semester.

Any registration prior to the first day of the se-mester will result in full tuition being charged.

Courses are offered at this special rate on a space-available basis.

PARKING PERMITSUNM-Valencia parking stickers must be dis-

played on all student, staff and faculty vehicles. Stickers are available free of charge at the Cam-

pus Police Office, located in the Cafeteria, upon completion of an online vehicle registration form. The form is located at:

www.unm.edu/~unmvc/Security/parking.htm A $5 service fee will be assessed for replacement

stickers. Only handicapped persons whose vehicles display the required special license, placard or decal should use handicapped parking.

Violation of the Parking Policy may result in the issuance of a citation, which carries a penalty assessment of $10 per citation except for handi-cap parking violations which carry a $75 penalty assessment.

Repeated violations of the Parking Policy may result in a boot (a device that prevents the vehicle

from being driven) being placed on the vehicle’s wheel which carries a $75 removal fee.

See the Campus Police Office for details on the Parking Policy or call 925.8570 for further information.

SAFETY & SECURITYYour safety and security are of prime concern at

UNM-Valencia Campus. Each year, UNM-Valencia publishes a Safety &

Security Report containing crime statistics and information about UNM-Valencia’s policies and pro-grams related to safety and law enforcement.

The 2014-15 Safety & Security Report is available at www.unm.edu/~unmvc/Police/Police.html.

Copies can also be requested by contacting the UNM-Valencia Office of Business and Finance.

BOOKSTORETextbook information is available at:

www.unm.edu/~unmvc/Bookstore/Bookstore.htm. The UNM-Valencia Campus Bookstore is located

in the Student Community Center at the south end of the campus.

The Bookstore carries textbooks required for UNM-Valencia classes along with non-required study aids.

Additionally, the Bookstore stocks a wide variety of school and office supplies, backpacks, health & wellness equipment, art supplies, UNM im-printed clothing and specialty items, drinks and snacks, cards & gifts and popular software at academic prices. For more information, please call 505.925.8801.

Forms of Payment: Textbooks and merchandise may be purchased with cash, check, Visa, Master-Card, Discover or AMEX credit/debit cards and for those students who qualify, financial aid accounts. Financial Aid accounts will be open for Bookstore purchases beginning January 4, 2016 for the Spring Semester.

These accounts will close three business days before classes begin. Accounts will be set up for those students who have current accounts (no past due amounts), grades in good standing and Finan-cial Aid available.

Refund/exchange period: Textbooks may be returned to the Bookstore for either a refund or exchange.


Student ServIceS

All non-textbook merchandise must be returned within 72 hours of purchase.

All returns must be in original purchase condi-tion and accompanied by the original receipt and if applicable, a drop slip.

Last dates to return/exchangeRefund or exchange will be given at 100% for

books returned within 3 days after purchase; with-in 3 days after classes begin; or within 3 days after a drop slip is issued.

Refund or exchange will be given at 90% for books returned from 4 to 7 days after purchase; after classes begin; or after a drop slip is issued.

Refund or exchange will be given at 80% for books returned from 8 to 12 days after purchase; after classes begin; or after a drop slip is issued.

No refund or exchange will be given for books returned more than 12 days after purchase; after classes begin; or after a drop slip is issued.

Under all circumstances, books must be in orig-inal purchase condition and accompanied by the original receipt and if applicable, a drop slip.

BOOKSTORE HOURSDec. 7, 2015 – Jan. 15, 2016Monday to Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.Friday 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.Dec. 23 – Jan. 3 Closed (Winter Break)

Jan. 19 – May 6, 2016 Monday to Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 6 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.Monday, Jan. 18 Closed (holiday)March 14 – 17 closes at 5 p.m. (Spring Break)March 18 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

May 9 – June 3, 2016Monday to Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.May 30 Closed (holiday)

Book buybackTextbooks in resalable condition, requested by

faculty, and needed for Bookstore inventory will be purchased during the week of finals each semester.

Options to sell textbooks other than those de-scribed will also be available during this time and at other times posted during the semester (check with the Bookstore staff).

Fall 2015 book buybackDec. 7-10 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.Dec. 11 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.Dec. 14-15 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Spring 2016 book buybackMay 9-12 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.May 13 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.May 16-17 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Cafeteria The UNM-Valencia Cafeteria is located in the

Student Center. The cafeteria offers a wide variety of breakfast, lunch and snack items.

Daily lunch specials are also provided Monday through Thursday.

Cafeteria hoursMonday to Thursday 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.Friday 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.

* The grill/fryer shuts down at 1:45 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and at 12:45 p.m., on Friday.

**The bookstore and cafeteria are subject to change. They may close during semester breaks and officially recognized UNM holidays. Vending machines (beverages and snacks) are located in the Cafeteria. The center is open 8 a.m. – 9 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Friday and Saturday during scheduled classes.

STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCTIt is important for all students to be aware of

conduct that will lead to disciplinary action by the University.

In order to clarify the types of conduct which shall be considered to affect adversely the Univer-sity’s educational function, to disrupt community living on campus, or to interfere with the rights of others to pursue their education, to conduct their University duties and responsibilities or to partic-ipate in University activities, the Board of Regents hereby adopts a Code of Conduct for students that includes:

1) Scope2) Matters subject to disciplinary action3) Rights of students in disciplinary matters4) Sanction5) Implementation

The Board of Regents also adopted policies regarding sexual harass-ment and sexual assault policies.

For the complete code of conduct and policies regarding sexual assault, see the UNM-Va-lencia Campus Catalog, or review the policies on-line at valencia.unm.edu.


Upward Bound is college boundThe Upward Bound Program is a free, year-round college prep program for

high school students who are serious about college. The goal of the program is to prepare first generation*, low-income students for college success.

Students attending Belen High School, Los Lunas High School or Valencia High School must apply for selection to the program.

Once selected, students remain in the program until their high school gradu-ation and completion of their post-secondary degree (Bachelor’s degree).

You might qualify if you are:• First generation* college bound in your family• Low income• In need of academic assistance

* Parents cannot have a bachelor’s degree

The program consists of: • Academic and career counseling; • ACT and SAT preparation (college admission tests);

• After school tutoring Monday through Thursday is held at the schools (schedules provided);

• Attendance at cultural events (field trips);• Financial aid assistance;• College campus visits;• Service Learning;• Stipends;• Supplemental instruction for preparation for college (one Saturday a month);• Six-week summer program held at UNM-Valencia Campus.

hIGh School-aGed proGramS

If you have questions or need information about the Upward Bound Program, call 505.925.8861

Dual Credit ProgramDual credit is a program where high school students can receive credit for

both a high school course and a college course by taking just a single course. Some dual credit courses require that the student attend classes at the col-

lege, but the majority of dual credit classes are taught at the high schools, or what is called “on site.”

On-site classes allow students to receive college credit for courses they are taking at the high school.

Tuition is free for dual credit courses at UNM-Valencia Campus! Books and course fees may apply.

To qualify for dual credit, a high school student must:• Have a minimum 2.5 grade point average for academic courses and a 2.0

GPA for career-technical courses;

• Provide an official high school transcript;

• Be enrolled in a “qualifying” course;

• Achieve a minimum qualifying score on the ACT, SAT or college placement exams (English and mathematics courses); and

• Complete the required forms and obtain all required signatures.

Dual Credit is available at the following schools: • Alamo High School • Belen High School

• Infinity High School • Los Lunas High School

• Magdalena High School • Mountainair High School

• School of Dreams Academy • Socorro High School

• Valencia High School

For more information about the program, call Community Education at 505.925.8970


SUN PATH Allied Health will prepare you for a career in healthcare by teaching you job skills while strengthening your reading, writing and math abilities.

Healthcare Certificates available • Nursing Assistant (CNA)

• Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) — Basic

• Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) — Intermediate

• Medical Assistant

• Personal Care Attendant/Home Health Aide (PCA)

• Phlebotomy Technician (PBT)

• Health Information Technology (HIT) (coming soon)

SUN Online An online course-sharing model between New Mexico

colleges. It is designed to help students get the classes they need

that may not be offered at their home school. Courses are fully online and offered from institutions

using their Learning Management Systems, i.e. Blackboard, Canvas, etc.

Students and advisors can access the list of classes avail-able for the spring semester at www.skillupnetwork.org.

• SUN courses are fully online and offered from other institutions.

• Students and advisors need to contact the Site Admin-istrator [email protected] to enroll.

• SUN classes will appear on the student’s transcript as a UNM class, as if taught here at the student’s home school.

• Fees may apply for certain courses.

• Students do not need to enroll at the providing college; all classes are listed as courses from their home school.

• The providing school will offer some tech support, but it is also important that the student use the support at their home school where applicable.

The UNM-Valencia Campus SUN PATH program can help you reach your goals!

This workforce product was funded by a grant awarded by the U.S. Depart-ment of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. The product was created by the grantee and does not necessarily reflect the official position of the U.S. Department of Labor.

The U.S. Department of Labor makes no guarantees, warranties, or assuranc-es of any kind, express or implied, with respect to such information, including any information on linked sites and including, but not limited to, accuracy of the information or its completeness, timeliness, usefulness, adequacy, continued availability, or ownership.

The New Mexico SUN PATH TAACCCT project provides equal opportunities (EO) to all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual ori-entation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty, or status as a covered veteran in accor-dance with applicable federal, state and local regulations.

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For additional info, contact SUN PATH Site Coordinator Eileen Davis at 505.925.8974 or [email protected]


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Adult Education Center

Free services provide:~ Career readiness~ College preparation~ English for non-native speakers~ Preparation for high school equivalency exams

Mondays through Thursdays

925.8900vcabe.unm.edu/

Funded in part by the New Mexico Higher Education Department.UNM-Valencia Campus does not discriminate with regard to race,

culture, ancestry, color, origin, sex, age, religion or handicap in its programs or hiring practices.

Illuminating Pathways | Elevating Expectations

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courSe Key

FOOTNOTE KEYA ~ Open entry/open exit. C ~ UNM Core Curriculum class.F ~ Students need to plan for up to two (2) hours of out-of class lab or studio time per week.H ~ Students are responsible for purchasing their own materials.L ~ Students must enroll in a lab section.M ~ Upper-division UNM courses offered at UNM-Valencia require that students be admitted to UNM-Main Campus, pay main campus tuition and be advised prior to enrollment. Please consult with the Registrar or the instructor prior to enrolling.P ~ See UNM General Catalog or UNM-Valencia Catalog for pre-requisites, co-requisites and/or other information and requirements.R ~ Restricted: Requires advance approval from department or instructor.X ~ Cross-listed course: See UNM General Catalogue or UNM-Valencia Catalogue for other listings.Z ~ Special fee.

40767 FHZ ARTS 126 501 Cookie Cooking 3 MW 10:30 AM - 1 PM B150 Rockwell, C. $12.50Course # (CRN)

Footnotes (below)

Course dept. and level

Section #

Course title

Credit hours

Days Class times

Instructor

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LOCATION KEYA ~ Arts & Sciences BuildingB ~ Business & Technology BuildingC ~ Career Technical CenterH ~ Health Sciences BuildingL ~ Learning Resource CenterN ~ Nursing Education Center (located in Student Community Center)S ~ Student Community Center (includes the multi-purpose room, Fitness & Wellness Education Center and upstairs classrooms)

Key to class listings The CRN, or the Course Number, is the most important information in class listings. That is the number you need to key into the LoboWeb online registration form. Every class has a unique CRN.

Need some help, call 925.8560

Campus Library

The Library houses more than 40,000 books and periodicals, more than 3,000 films, and sev-eral hundred maps, and reserve items for many courses.

Most of the Library’s resourc-es are automated.

Access to LIBROS, the Li-brary’s catalog, various period-ical databases, and the Internet is available through the 20 com-puters that are in the Library.

Tours and classes on using the resources are also available.

Materials not housed in the Library can be borrowed through the Interlibrary Loan Service.

The Library is located in the Learning Resource Center and is open from 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday, 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., on the first and third Fridays, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., on the second and fourth Fridays.

For more info, call 925.8990 or visit valencia.unm.edu/library.Monday to Thursday: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. / Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Online CoursesOnline courses are delivered exclusively through the web with students expected to access the material, but before you consider enrolling in a course, you should

be aware that a good degree of initiative, discipline, diligence and organization is required to successfully complete the course. If you enroll in an course, please visit learn.unm.edu on or after the first day of classes to communicate with your instructor and get access to your syllabus. Also, refer to the course’s listing for further information about it.

Computer requirements: UNM Net ID account and password; access to the Internet (ISP); high-speed internet connection preferred (DSL or cable modems) but dial up modem will work (slowly); speakers; web browser and Java (please visit the Blackboard Learn home page at learn.unm.edu for browser requirements).

Computer skills required: Working knowledge of Windows or Macintosh operating systems; ability to use web browser, internet connection and electronic mail; ability to save and copy files and to receive and send email attachments. Note: These basic computer skills are covered in the optional lab portion of CS 150.501.

CRN FN Course Sec. Course Title CH Days Time Rm Instructor Fees

49559 C BIOL 110 502 Biology Non-Majors 3 ARR Chavez, M. 49560 C BIOL 112L 502 Biology Lab Non-Majors 1 ARR Chavez, M. 47595 PZ CS 150L 502 Computing for Bus Students 3 ARR Chavez, C. 52751 ECME 230 501 Professionalism 2 ARR Goodhue, T. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21)43984 C ECON 105 502 Introductory Macroeconomics 3 ARR Bernier, C. 43988 C ECON 106 502 Introductory Microeconomics 3 ARR Bernier, C. 52763 CP ENGL 110 507 Accelerated Composition 3 ARR Foster, K. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 52761 CP ENGL 110 508 Accelerated Composition 3 ARR White, J. 46870 P ENGL 119 501 Technical Communications 3 ARR Paul, D. 52781 CP ENGL 120 509 Composition III 3 ARR Huntsinger, J. 52782 CP ENGL 120 510 Composition III 3 ARR Foster, K. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 52783 C ENGL 150 501 Study of Literature 3 ARR Martinez, D. 40847 CP ENGL 219 501 T: Tech & Professional Writing 3 ARR Wood, H. 40848 CP ENGL 220 501 Expository Writing 3 ARR Wood, H. 54215 CP ENGL 264 501 Survey of Native Literature 3 ARR Huntsinger, J. 46878 CP ENGL 293 501 World Lit-17C Through Present 3 ARR Cunico, J. 53012 HCHS 111 501 Medical Terminology 3 ARR Roselli, I. 49779 HCHS 111 502 Medical Terminology 3 ARR Roselli, I. 41205 HED 260 501 Found Health Promotion 3 ARR Boyle, A. 55569 HIST 101 503 Western Civilization to 1648 3 ARR Taylor, S. 55570 C HIST 102 503 Western Civilization post 1648 3 ARR Taylor, S. 47020 C HIST 102 502 Western Civilization post 1648 3 ARR Taylor, S. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 47021 C HIST 161 501 U.S. History to 1877 3 ARR Bakas, H. 55571 HIST 162 504 U.S. History since 1877 3 ARR Bakas, H. 48294 C HIST 162 503 U.S. History since 1877 3 ARR Sylvester, S. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 44050 C HIST 220 502 Studies in History: The American Frontier 3 ARR Sylvester, S. 55574 P IT 121 501 Electronic Spreadsheets 3 ARR Chavez, C.


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49542 RP IT 293 501 T: Blogging 3 ARR Wheeler, A. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 55577 MATH 115 501 Technical Mathematics 3 ARR Clark, E. 46917 PRC MATH 121 504 College Algebra 3 ARR Clark, E. 27439 CP MATH 129 501 Survey of Math 3 ARR Clark, E. 43347 P NUTR 244 502 Human Nutrition 3 ARR Parker, L. 50639 P OBT 260 501 Desktop Pub & Presentation 3 ARR Chavez, C. 44051 C PHIL 156 501 Reasoning & Critical Thinking 3 ARR Staff 52795 PSY 105 504 General Psychology 3 ARR Fuentes, C. 49597 C PSY 105 505 General Psychology 3 ARR Fuentes, C. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 55592 PSY 220 502 Developmental Psychology 3 ARR Fuentes, C. 55594 SOC 101 504 Introduction to Sociology 3 ARR Williams, D. 52797 C SOC 205 501 Crime Publ Policy & Crim Just 3 ARR Williams, D. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 47025 C SPAN 101 503 Elementary Spanish I 3 ARR Deane, D. 49600 C SPAN 101 504 Elementary Spanish I 3 ARR Deane, D. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 53217 LC SPAN 102 502 Elementary Spanish II 3 ARR Deane, D.

Hybrid52752 C ECON 105 501 Introductory Macroeconomics 3 Th 6 - 7:15 PM B118 Castillo, S. 46972 C ECON 106 501 Introductory Microeconomics 3 Th 10:30 - 11:45 AM B118 Castillo, S. 43968 MGMT 113 501 Management An Introduction 3 T 10:30 - 11:45 AM B120 Palmer, R. 55595 SUST 150 501 Renewable Energy in Buildings 3 M 6 - 7:15 PM B110 McCardell, S. 52881 UNIV 175 501 Career Awareness Seminar 3 F 8:30 - 10:30 AM C113 Nielsen, N. (first 8-weeks course; begins January 22)

First 8 weeks

32251 C CJ 130 501 Public Speaking 3 MW 1:30 - 4:15 PM B118 Libbey, M. 52800 C CJ 130 503 Public Speaking 3 TTh 1:30 - 4:15 PM A140 Nevins, W. 55641 MATH 101 501 Intermediate Algebra Part I 1 MW Noon - 1:15 PM S200 Heras, A. (co-requisite w/MATH 102-501) 55643 MATH 101 502 Intermediate Algebra Part I 1 MW 3 - 4:15 PM S200 Kassem, K. (co-requisite w/MATH 102-502) 55644 MATH 101 503 Intermediate Algebra Part I 1 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM S200 Heras, A. (co-requisite w/MATH 102-503) 55645 MATH 101 504 Intermediate Algebra Part I 1 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM S200 Heras, A. (co-requisite w/MATH 102-504) 55646 MATH 101 505 Intermediate Algebra Part I 1 TTh 6 - 7:15 PM S200 Goodman, C. (co-requisite w/MATH 102-505) 55575 PRC MATH 120 503 Intermediate Algebra 3 MTWTh Noon - 1:15 PM H105 Rivera, E. 32548 Z PENP 114 501 Wght Trng & Phy Cond 1 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM S140 Gallegos, M. $1035274 Z PENP 136 501 Personal Defense 1 F 1:30 - 3:30 PM S140 Jackson, D. $10


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32762 Z PENP 155 501 Pilates 1 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM S140 Chouinard, A. $1035275 Z PENP 165 501 Yoga 1 MW 8:45 - 10:15 AM S140 Chouinard, A. $1035276 Z PENP 165 502 Yoga 1 MW 5:30 - 7 PM S140 Chouinard, A. $1055582 Z PENP 178 501 Stretch and Relax 1 TTh 3 - 4:15 PM S140 Bird, A. $1055393 Z PENP 193 503 T: Cardio Conditioning 1 MW 3 - 4:15 PM S140 Bird, A. $1048929 Z PENP 193 505 T: Core Fitness 1 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM S140 Gallegos, M. $1055585 Z PENP 193 506 T: Hip-Hop 1 MW Noon - 1:15 PM S140 Staff $1047031 Z PENP 193 509 T: Zumba 1 TTh Noon - 1:15 PM S140 Cervantes, I. $1052881 UNIV 175 501 Career Awareness Seminar (hybrid) 3 F 8:30 - 10:30 AM C113 Nielsen, N.

Second 8 weeks49571 C CJ 130 502 Public Speaking 3 MW 1:30 - 4:15 PM B118 Libbey, M. 52801 C CJ 130 504 Public Speaking 3 TTh 1:30 - 4:15 PM A140 Nevins, W. 52751 ECME 230 501 Professionalism (online) 2 ARR Goodhue, T. 47627 EDUC 293 501 T: Career Planning 2 MW Noon - 1:30 PM B127 Clawson, S. 52763 CP ENGL 110 507 Accelerated Composition (online) 3 ARR Foster, K. 52782 CP ENGL 120 510 Composition III (online) 3 ARR Foster, K. 54223 GNST 193 502 T: College Success 1 MW Noon - 12:50 PM B118 Owen, T. 47020 C HIST 102 502 Western Civilization post 1648 (online) 3 ARR Taylor, S. 48294 C HIST 162 503 US History since 1877 (online) 3 ARR Sylvester, S. 49542 RP IT 293 501 T: Blogging (online) 3 ARR Wheeler, A. 55647 P MATH 102 501 Intermediate Algebra Part II 1 MW Noon - 1:15 PM S200 Heras, A. (co-requisite w/MATH 101-501) 55648 P MATH 102 502 Intermediate Algebra Part II 1 MW 3 - 4:15 PM S200 Kassem, K. (co-requisite w/MATH 101-502) 55649 P MATH 102 503 Intermediate Algebra Part II 1 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM S200 Heras, A. (co-requisite w/MATH 101-503) 55650 P MATH 102 504 Intermediate Algebra Part II 1 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM S200 Heras, A. (co-requisite w/MATH 101-504) 55651 P MATH 102 505 Intermediate Algebra Part II 1 TTh 6 - 7:15 PM S200 Goodman, C. (co-requisite w/MATH 101-505) 22947 PRC MATH 121 503 College Algebra 3 MTWTh Noon - 1:15 PM H105 Rivera, E. 45641 ME 217 501 Energy Environment & Society 3 MW 8 - 10:29 AM A126 Hatch, A. 52799 P NURS 242L 501 Nursing Practicum 2 ARR Sillana/Campbell 34941 Z PENP 115 501 Inter Weight Training 1 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM S138 Gallegos, M. $1041218 Z PENP 139 501 Karate 1 F 1:30 - 3:30 PM S140 Jackson, D. $1027463 Z PENP 141 501 Intermediate Golf 1 W 4:30 - 6:30 PM Isleta Jennings, T. $6034925 Z PENP 156 501 Pilates 1 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM S140 Chouinard, A. $1035283 Z PENP 166 501 Intermediate Yoga 1 MW 8:45 - 10:15 AM S140 Chouinard, A. $1035284 Z PENP 166 502 Intermediate Yoga 1 MW 5:30 - 7 PM S140 Chouinard, A. $1048927 Z PENP 178 502 Stretch and Relax 1 MW 3 - 4:15 PM S140 Bird, A. $1032117 Z PENP 193 502 T: Introduction to Fitness-8 1 ARR S133 Bird, A. $1055584 Z PENP 193 504 T: Cardio Conditioning 1 TTh 3 - 4:15 PM S140 Bird, A. $1055586 Z PENP 193 507 T: Hip-Hop 1 TTh Noon - 1:15 PM S140 Staff $10


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55587 Z PENP 193 508 T: Strength and Conditioning 1 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM S140 Gallegos, M. $1038641 Z PENP 193 510 T: Zumba 1 MW Noon - 1:15 PM S140 Cervantes, I. $1049597 C PSY 105 505 General Psychology (online) 3 ARR Fuentes, C. 47012 C SOC 101 503 Introduction to Sociology 3 Th 1:30 - 4 PM A101 So, J. 52797 C SOC 205 501 Crime Publ Policy & Crim Just (online) 3 ARR Williams, D. 49600 C SPAN 101 504 Elementary Spanish I (online) 3 ARR Deane, D.

Miscellaneous short term55624 CZ IT 101 501 Computer Fundamental 1 MW 4:30 - 5:45 PM B127 Ortega, R. $5 (5-weeks course; begins January 18) 55626 CZ IT 101 502 Computer Fundamental 1 MW 4:30 - 5:45 PM B127 Ortega, R. $5 (5-weeks course; begins March 21) 55627 CZ IT 110 501 Intro Publctn Prsntn 1 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM B127 Ortega, R. $5 (5-weeks course; begins January 18) 55628 CZ IT 110 502 Intro Publctn Prsntn 1 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM B127 Ortega, R. $5 (5-weeks course; begins March 21) 43921 P NURS 245 501 Professional Seminar 1 Th 12:30 - 2:20 PM N111 Johnston, D. (Dates: 3/24, 3/31, 4/21, 4/28 and 5/5 12:30-2:20 p.m., and NMBON 4/14 & 4/15)

Transitional Studies and Learning CommunitiesTransitional Studies courses are designed to help you become successful in college. Some students need a refresher before taking college-level courses.

Highway to Success faculty, tutors and advisors can help you. If you are going to be taking more than one transitional course, you could be part of a learning community. For all Math classes, high speed internet connection at home is highly recommended.

CRN FN Course Sec. Course Title CH Days Time Rm Instructor Fees

52877 PZ ENGL 100 501 Writing Standard English 4 MW 8:30 - 10:10 AM A141 Stahlman, A. $543883 PZ UNIV 101 501 Sem: Intro to UNM & Higher Ed 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM A141 Stahlman, A. $5 52878 PZ ENGL 100 502 Writing Standard English 4 TTh 8:30 - 10:10 AM A141 Stahlman, A. $543887 PZ UNIV 101 502 Sem: Intro to UNM & Higher Ed 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM A141 Stahlman, A. $5 32813 RPZ MATH 099 501 Pre-Algebra - Lecture & MML 4 MW 10:30 -12:10 PM C108 Lawson, A. $5 38588 RPZ MATH 099 502 Pre-Algebra - Lecture & MML 4 TTh 10:30 -12:10 PM C108 Black, C. $5 55455 Z MATH 011 501 Pre-Algebra Part I 2 TTh 1:30 - 3:10 PM C113 Goodman, C. $555456 MATH 012 501 Pre-Algebra Part II 2 TTh 1:30 - 3:10 PM C113 Goodman, C. 55457 Z MATH 011 502 Pre-Algebra Part I 2 MW 5:30 - 7:10 PM H103 Chavez, E. $555458 MATH 012 502 Pre-Algebra Part II 2 MW 5:30 - 7:10 PM H103 Chavez, E. 52740 RPZ MATH 100 501 Introduction to Algebra 4 MW 9 - 10:40 AM H103 Garde, S. $552741 RPZ MATH 193 501 T: Critical Thinking for Math 2 MW 11:00 - 11:50 AM B119 Garde, S. $5


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22902 RPZ MATH 100 502 Introduction to Algebra - Lecture & MML 4 TTh 1:30 - 3:10 PM C108 Black, C. $543956 RPZ MATH 193 502 T: Critical Thinking for Math 2 TTh 3:30 - 4:20 PM C108 Black, C. $5 55459 Z MATH 021 503 Introduction to Algebra - Part I 2 MW 1:30 - 3:10 PM C108 Lawson, A. $555461 MATH 022 503 Introduction to Algebra - Part II 2 MW 1:30 - 3:10 PM C108 Lawson, A. 43961 Z MATH 193 503 T: Critical Thinking for Math 2 MW 3:30 - 4:20 PM C108 Lawson, A. $5 55462 Z MATH 021 504 Introduction to Algebra - Part I 2 TTh 9 - 10:40 AM H103 Garde, S. $555463 MATH 022 504 Introduction to Algebra - Part II 2 TTh 9 - 10:40 AM H103 Garde, S. 43958 Z MATH 193 504 T: Critical Thinking for Math 2 TTh 11 - 11:50 AM H103 Garde, S. $5 55464 Z MATH 021 505 Introduction to Algebra - Part I 2 MW 5:30 - 7:10 PM C108 Kassem, K. $555465 MATH 022 505 Introduction to Algebra - Part II 2 MW 5:30 - 7:10 PM C108 Kassem, K. 43960 Z MATH 193 505 T: Critical Thinking for Math 2 MW 7:20 - 8:20 PM C108 Kassem, K. $5

Additional course informationI-Best courses are team taught to integrate founda-

tional academic skills into career pathways. Addition-al time is added to support student success.

FOR ALL PCA, CNA, PBT COURSES — The follow-ing documents are required. Call 925.8970 for details.

• Workkeys assessments;• American Heart Association Healthcare Provider

CPR certification• Program Health Form, signed by physician;• Immunization records including Measles, Mumps,

Rubella (MMR); Chicken Pox or Varicella; Hepatitis B series; Diphtheria, Pertussis & Tetanus (DPT); Adult Tetanus; and Influenza (flu shot);

• Tuberculosis (TB) exam; • Phlebotomy students must purchase Needle Stick

Insurance ($30 fee);• Caregiver background screening & fingerprinting

($73.30 fee).


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Anthropology (ANTH)46875 C ANTH 101 501 Intro to Anthropology 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 PM A131 Carey, A. 52876 C ANTH 110 501 Lang Culture & Human Animal 3 MW Noon - 1:15 PM A131 Carey, A.

Art History (ARTH)

22731 C ARTH 101 501 Introduction to Art 3 F 9 - 11:30 AM A101 Ceschiat, M. 38388 C ARTH 202 501 History of Art II 3 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM A101 Ceschiat, M.

Art Studio (ARTS)52704 FH ARTS 123 501 Shop Foundations 2 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM B150 Johnsen, B. 46833 CFHZ ARTS 125 501 Art Practices I 3 MW 10:30 - 1 PM B106 Dent, E. $12.5046835 FHZ ARTS 205 501 Drawing II 3 TTh 6 - 8:30 PM B106 Garoza, V. $12.5049457 FHZ ARTS 207 501 Painting I 3 MW 1:30 - 4 PM B106 Dent, E. $12.5032008 FHZ ARTS 213 501 Sculpture I 3 TTh 10:30 - 1 PM B150 Johnsen, B. $2538403 PFHZ ARTS 231 501 Video Art I 3 MW Noon - 2:30 PM B105 Wheeler, A. $2532010 FHZ ARTS 268 501 Ceramics: Mat & Aesthetics 3 TTh 1:30 - 4 PM B150 Johnsen, B. $2539765 PFHZ ARTS 289 501 Digital Imaging Techniques 3 TTh 10:30 - 1 PM B111 Wheeler, A. $25

Astronomy (ASTR) 22759 C ASTR 101 501 Introduction to Astronomy 3 MW 6 - 7:15 PM A101 Klinksiek, S. 22760 CPZ ASTR 101L 501 Introduction to Astronomy Lab 1 M 7:30 - 9:30 PM C111 Klinksiek, S. $15

Automotive Technology (AT)55466 AUTT 203 501 Automotive Engine Overhaul 6 MW 4 - 6:30 PM VHS Chavez, J.

Biology (BIOL)22763 C BIOL 110 501 Biology Non-Majors 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM C101 Flicker, B. 49559 C BIOL 110 502 Biology Non-Majors (online) 3 ARR Chavez, M. 22764 CZ BIOL 112L 501 Biology Lab Non-Majors 1 T Noon - 2:45 PM A135 Staff $3049560 C BIOL 112L 502 Biology Lab Non-Majors (online) 1 ARR Chavez, M. 22767 C BIOL 123 501 Bio for Health Related Sci 3 MW 9 - 10:15 AM A133 Sanchez, M. 22768 C BIOL 123 502 Bio for Health Related Sci 3 MW 3 - 4:15 PM A133 Barreto, C. 38342 C BIOL 123 503 Bio for Health Related Sci 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM C101 Flicker, B. 22769 CZ BIOL 124L 501 Bio-Health Sci Lab 1 M 10:30 - 1:15 PM A135 Sanchez, M. $3022770 CZ BIOL 124L 502 Bio-Health Sci Lab 1 Th 3 - 5:45 PM A135 Flicker, B. $3022771 CZ BIOL 124L 503 Bio-Health Sci Lab 1 M 4:30 - 7:15 PM A135 Trueba, C. $3038353 CZ BIOL 124L 504 Bio-Health Sci Lab 1 T 3 - 5:45 PM A135 Staff $3038355 CPZ BIOL 202L 501 Genetics 4 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM A133 Barreto, C. $3038355 CP BIOL 202L 501 Genetics Lab 0 T 10:30 - 11:45 AM A135 Barreto, C. 34882 P BIOL 238 501 Hum Anat & Physio II Hlth Sci 3 MW Noon - 1:15 PM H101 Barreto, C. 27378 P BIOL 238 502 Hum Anat & Physio II Hlth Sci 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM H101 Barreto, C. 32575 P BIOL 239L 501 Micro Hlth Sci & Non-Majors 4 MW 9 - 10:15 AM H101 Chavez, M. 32575 PZ BIOL 239L 501 Micro Hlth Sci & Non-Majors Lab 0 W 10:30 - 1:15 PM H110 Sanchez, M. $35


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27382 PZ BIOL 248L 501 Anatomy & Physiology Lab II 1 T 10:30 - 1:15 PM H113 Sanchez, M. $3027383 PZ BIOL 248L 502 Anatomy & Physiology Lab II 1 Th 10:30 - 1:15 PM H113 Sanchez, M. $3022827 BIOL 299 501 T: Prosection II 1 W 3 - 5 PM H113 French, V.

Business Management (MGMT)22778 MGMT 101 501 Fund of Accounting I 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM B120 Palmer, R. 27736 P MGMT 101L 501 Fund of Accounting I Lab 1 MW Noon - 12:25 PM B120 Palmer, R. 27386 MGMT 102 501 Fund of Accounting II 3 MW 1:30 - 2:45 PM B120 Palmer, R. 43966 P MGMT 102L 501 Fund of Accounting II Lab 1 MW 3 - 3:25 PM B120 Palmer, R. 43968 MGMT 113 501 Management An Introduction (hybrid) 3 T 10:30 - 11:45 AM B120 Palmer, R.

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) (please see Page 17 for additional information and fees regarding these courses)

52832 PRZ CNA 101 501 Nursing Assistant 8 MW 1 - 5 PM H115 Sams, C. $40 501 I-Best Session 0 M 5 - 6 PM C113 Sylvestre, R. 39634 PRZ CNA 101 502 Nursing Assistant 8 TTh 9 - 1 PM H115 Wulf , Y. $40 502 I-Best Session 0 T 1:30 - 2:30 PM C111 Sylvestre, R.

Chemistry (CHEM)22781 CP CHEM 111 501 Elem of General Chemistry 4 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM C101 Toews, S. CPZ CHEM 111 501 Elem of General Chemistry Lab 0 W Noon - 2 PM A128 Toews, S. $3040068 CP CHEM 111 502 Elem of General Chemistry 4 TTh 3 - 4:15 PM C101 Toews, S. CPZ CHEM 111 502 Elem of General Chemistry Lab 0 T 4:30 - 6:30 PM A128 Toews, S. $3043345 CP CHEM 121 501 General Chemistry I 3 MW 9 - 10:15 AM A127 Terry, T. 42619 CPZ CHEM 123L 501 General Chemistry I Lab 1 M 10:30 - 1:15 PM A128 Terry, T. $3055558 CPZ CHEM 123L 502 General Chemistry I Lab 1 T 10:30 - 1:15 PM A128 Terry, T. $3034883 CP CHEM 122 501 General Chemistry II 3 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM C101 Terry, T. 34884 CPZ CHEM 124L 501 General Chemistry II Lab 1 Th 10:30 - 1:15 PM A128 Terry, T. $30

Communication & Journalism (CJ)52745 C CJ 110 501 Intro to Mass Communication 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 PM A140 Nevins, W. 32251 C CJ 130 501 Public Speaking 3 MW 1:30 - 4:15 PM B118 Libbey, M. (first 8-weeks course; begins January 18) 49571 C CJ 130 502 Public Speaking 3 MW 1:30 - 4:15 PM B118 Libbey, M. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 52800 C CJ 130 503 Public Speaking 3 TTh 1:30 - 4:15 PM A140 Nevins, W. (first 8-weeks course; begins January 19) 52801 C CJ 130 504 Public Speaking 3 TTh 1:30 - 4:15 PM A140 Nevins, W. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 22)49577 C CJ 130 505 Public Speaking 3 MW 4:30 - 5:45 PM A140 Libbey, M.

Computer Aided Drafting (CADT)22793 Z CADT 150 501 Beginning CAD 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM B110 Sanchez, A. $1555468 Z CADT 170 501 Introduction to 3-D Printing 4 TTh 10:30 - 12:45 PM B110 Sanchez, A. $15


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27397 Z CADT 195 501 Intro Tech Drafting 4 MW 1:30 - 3:15 PM B110 Sanchez, A. $1522795 RPZ CADT 260 501 Intermediate CAD 4 TTh 1:30 - 3:15 PM B110 Sanchez, A. $1522805 Z CADT 270 501 Adv Comp Aided Draft 4 ARR Sanchez, A. $1522807 RP CADT 295 501 Practicum 4 ARR Sanchez, A.

Computer Science (CS)47594 PZ CS 150L 501 Computing for Bus Students 3 MW Noon - 1:15 PM B124 Chavez, C. $1547595 PZ CS 150L 502 Computing for Bus Students (online) 3 ARR Chavez, C. 46969 PZ CS 151L 501 Programming Fund Non-Majors 3 TTh 7:30 - 8:45 AM B127 Hatch, A. $15

Digital Media Arts (DMA)55559 Z DMA 125 501 Intro Post-Production Editing 4 MW 3 - 4:45 PM B105 Romine, J. $1555560 Z DMA 130 501 Cinematography 4 MW 6 - 7:45 PM B105 Romine, J. $1549461 DMA 270 501 Special Projects: Portfolio 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM B111 Wheeler, A.

Early Childhood Multicultural Education (ECME)52749 ECME 202 501 Intro Reading & Literacy Dev 3 MW 4:30 - 5:45 PM H105 Goodhue, T. 52751 ECME 230 501 Professionalism (online) 2 ARR Goodhue, T. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21)55561 ECME 217 501 Curric Dev Age 3 — Third Grade 3 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM A125 Goodhue, T. 55562 ECME 217L 501 Practicum: Curr Dev Implement II 2 TTh 6 - 7:15 PM A125 Goodhue, T.

Earth & Planetary Science (EPS)22830 C EPS 101 501 Intro Geology How Earth Works 3 MW 9 - 10:15 AM C103 Whittaker, T. 47974 CZ EPS 105L 501 Physical Geology Lab 1 W 10:30 - 12:30 PM H108 Staff $1555563 Z EPS 110 501 Chemistry in the Environment 3 M 1:30 - 4:15 PM H110 Terry/Whittaker $1546813 P EPS 201L 501 Earth History 4 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM H108 Whittaker, T. PZ EPS 201L 501 Earth History Lab 0 T 2:15 - 4:15 PM H108 Whittaker, T. $15

Economics (ECON) 52752 C ECON 105 501 Introductory Macroeconomics (hybrid) 3 Th 6 - 7:15 PM B118 Castillo, S. 43984 C ECON 105 502 Introductory Macroeconomics (online) 3 ARR Bernier, C. 46972 C ECON 106 501 Introductory Microeconomics (hybrid) 3 Th 10:30 - 11:45 AM B118 Castillo, S. 43988 C ECON 106 502 Introductory Microeconomics (online) 3 ARR Bernier, C.

Education (EDUC)

47627 EDUC 293 501 T: Career Planning 2 MW Noon - 1:30 PM B127 Clawson, S. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21)

Emergency Medical Services (EMS)55564 PR EMS 180 501 EMT — Intermediate 5 TTh 6 - 9 PM H115 Staff 55609 PRZ EMS 143 501 EMT — Intermediate Lab 1 Th 8 - 9 PM H115 Staff $130 55566 PR EMS 151 501 EMT — Inter Clinical & Field Experience 2 ARR Staff


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Engineering (ENG)47038 ENG 116 501 Intro to Engineering 2 MW 10:30 - 11:20 AM A126 Hatch, A. 55567 ENG 120 501 Math for Engin Applications 4 MTW 3 - 3:50 PM A126 Hatch, A. 55567 ENG 120 501 Math for Engin Applications Lab 0 Th 3 - 4:15 PM A126 Hatch, A. 49573 Z ENGF 293 501 T: Introduction to Robotics 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM A126 Hatch, A. $2545641 ME 217 501 Energy Environment & Society 3 MW 8 - 10:29 AM A126 Hatch, A. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21)

English (ENGL)52754 CP ENGL 110 501 Accelerated Composition 3 MW 9 - 10:15 AM A124 Macaron, K. 52755 CP ENGL 110 502 Accelerated Composition 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM B127 Huntsinger, J. 52756 CP ENGL 110 503 Accelerated Composition 3 MW 1:30 - 2:45 PM A124 Sylvestre, R. 55615 CP ENGL 110 504 Accelerated Composition 3 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM C108 Huntsinger, J. 55616 CP ENGL 110 505 Accelerated Composition 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM C113 Wood, H. 52759 CP ENGL 110 506 Accelerated Composition 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM A124 Cline, M. 52763 CP ENGL 110 507 Accelerated Composition (online) 3 ARR Foster, K. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 52761 CP ENGL 110 508 Accelerated Composition (online) 3 ARR White, J. 52765 P ENGL 111 501 Composition I 3 MW 9 - 10:15 AM C108 Huntsinger, J. 52766 CP ENGL 112 501 Composition II 3 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM H105 Gillikin, P. 52768 CP ENGL 112 502 Composition II 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM H105 Huntsinger, J. 52772 CP ENGL 113 501 Enhanced Composition 4 MW 9 - 10:40 AM H105 Gillikin, P. 46870 P ENGL 119 501 Technical Communications (online) 3 ARR Paul, D. 52773 CP ENGL 120 501 Composition III 3 MW 9 - 10:15 AM A125 Cunico, J. 52774 CP ENGL 120 502 Composition III 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM A125 Macaron, K. 52775 CP ENGL 120 503 Composition III 3 MW Noon - 1:15 PM A124 Martinez, D. 52776 CP ENGL 120 504 Composition III 3 MW 1:30 - 2:45 PM A127 Macaron, K. 52777 CP ENGL 120 505 Composition III 3 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM A124 Bendell, J. 52778 CP ENGL 120 506 Composition III 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM A124 Bendell, J. 52779 CP ENGL 120 507 Composition III 3 TTh Noon - 1:15 PM A124 Bendell, J. 52780 CP ENGL 120 508 Composition III 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM H103 Alden, S. 52781 CP ENGL 120 509 Composition III (online) 3 ARR Huntsinger, J. 52782 CP ENGL 120 510 Composition III (online) 3 ARR Foster, K. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21)52783 C ENGL 150 501 Study of Literature (online) 3 ARR Martinez, D. 40847 CP ENGL 219 501 T: Tech & Professional Writing (online) 3 ARR Wood, H. 49450 CP ENGL 219 502 T: Tech & Professional Writing 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM LRC119 Alden , S. 40848 CP ENGL 220 501 Expository Writing (online) 3 ARR Wood, H. 54215 CP ENGL 264 501 Survey of Native Literature (online) 3 ARR Huntsinger, J. 46878 CP ENGL 293 501 World Lit-17C Through Present (online) 3 ARR Cunico, J. 50379 ENGL 298 501 Wkshp in Lit Or Wrtg ALP 2 MW 11 - 11:50 AM H105 Gillikin, P.


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Environmental Science (ENVS)44082 C ENVS 101 501 The Blue Planet 3 TTh Noon - 1:15 PM C103 Whittaker, T. 44083 CZ ENVS 102L 501 The Blue Planet Lab 1 Th 2:15 - 4:15 PM H108 Whittaker, T. $15

French (FREN)52786 C FREN 101 501 Elementary French I 3 MW Noon - 1:15 PM A140 Canning, K. 52787 FREN 102 501 Elementary French II 3 MW 1:30 - 2:45 PM A140 Canning, K.

Game (GAME)49462 P GAME 101 501 Intro to Game Development 3 MW 3 - 4:15 PM B107 Baltunis, R. 52705 P GAME 140 501 Game Programming 3 TTh 3 - 4:15 PM B107 Church, J. 55568 P GAME 150 501 Game Project 1: Focus - Character Anime 3 TTh Noon - 1:15 PM B107 Brown, M. 52789 P GAME 270 501 Modeling and Animation 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM B107 Brown, M. 52711 P GAME 280 501 Audio for Gaming 3 MW Noon - 1:15 PM B107 Brown, M.

General Studies (GNST)54223 GNST 193 502 T: College Success 1 MW Noon - 12:50 PM B118 Owen, T. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21)

Health Careers Health Sciences (HCHS)

53012 HCHS 111 501 Medical Terminology (online) 3 ARR Roselli, I. 49779 HCHS 111 502 Medical Terminology (online) 3 ARR Roselli, I.

Health Education (HED)48724 Z HED 164L 501 Standard First Aid 3 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM H111 Peralta, P. $2241205 HED 260 501 Found Health Promotion (online) 3 ARR Boyle, A.

History (HIST)34977 C HIST 101 501 Western Civilization to 1648 3 MW 9 - 10:15 AM A131 Musselwhite, L.49593 C HIST 101 502 Western Civilization to 1648 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM A133 Showers, M. 55569 C HIST 101 503 Western Civilization to 1648 (online) 3 ARR Taylor, S. 49594 C HIST 102 501 Western Civilization post 1648 3 MW Noon - 1:15 PM A133 Showers, M.47020 C HIST 102 502 Western Civilization post 1648 (online) 3 ARR Taylor, S. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 55570 C HIST 102 503 Western Civilization post 1648 (online) 3 ARR Taylor, S. 47021 C HIST 161 501 U.S. History to 1877 (online) 3 ARR Bakas, H. 41380 C HIST 162 501 U.S. History since 1877 3 MW 1:30 - 2:45 PM A131 Melzer, R. 41171 C HIST 162 502 U.S. History since 1877 3 MW 3 - 4:15 PM A131 Melzer, R.48294 C HIST 162 503 U.S. History since 1877 (online) 3 ARR Sylvester, S. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 55571 C HIST 162 504 U.S. History since 1877 (online) 3 ARR Bakas, H. 43255 C HIST 220 501 Studies in Hist: N.M. History Since 1912 3 MW 4:30 - 5:45 PM A131 Melzer, R. 44050 C HIST 220 502 Studies in Hist: American Frontier (online) 3 ARR Sylvester, S. 55572 C HIST 220 503 Studies in Hist: Vietnam Era 3 T 6 - 8:45 PM A133 Andrews, S.


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Information Technology (IT)55624 CZ IT 101 501 Computer Fundamental 1 MW 4:30 - 5:45 PM B127 Ortega, R. $5 (5-weeks course; begins January 18) 55626 CZ IT 101 502 Computer Fundamental 1 MW 4:30 - 5:45 PM B127 Ortega, R. $5 (5-weeks course; begins March 21) 55627 CZ IT 110 501 Intro Publctn Prsntn 1 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM B127 Ortega, R. $5 (5-weeks course; begins January 18) 55628 CZ IT 110 502 Intro Publctn Prsntn 1 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM B127 Ortega, R. $5 (5-weeks course; begins March 21) 55574 P IT 121 501 Electronic Spreadsheets (online) 3 ARR Chavez, C. 55573 Z IT 131 501 Intro to Hardware Installation 3 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM B123A Abrams, J. $1552791 Z IT 230 501 Computer Networking 4 TTh 8:30 - 10:15 AM B123A Hart, J. $1549484 RPZ IT 270 501 Graphics Animation 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM B111 Wheeler, A. $1549542 RP IT 293 501 T: Blogging (online) 3 ARR Wheeler, A. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 52792 RPZ IT 293 502 T: Operating Systems II 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM B127 Hart, J. $1544895 RP IT 295 501 Practicum-Coop 3 ARR Ceschiat, M.

Linguistics (LING)43975 C LING 101 501 Intro to the Study of Language 3 M 1:30 - 4:15 PM C101 Staff

Mathematics (MATH)55641 MATH 101 501 Intermediate Algebra Part I 1 MW Noon - 1:15 PM S200 Heras, A. (first 8-weeks course; co-requisite w/MATH 102-501) 55643 MATH 101 502 Intermediate Algebra Part I 1 MW 3 - 4:15 PM S200 Kassem, K. (first 8-weeks course; co-requisite w/MATH 102-502) 55644 MATH 101 503 Intermediate Algebra Part I 1 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM S200 Heras, A. (first 8-weeks course; co-requisite w/MATH 102-503) 55645 MATH 101 504 Intermediate Algebra Part I 1 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM S200 Heras, A. (first 8-weeks course; co-requisite w/MATH 102-504) 55646 MATH 101 505 Intermediate Algebra Part I 1 TTh 6 - 7:15 PM S200 Goodman, C. (first 8-weeks course; co-requisite w/MATH 102-505) 55647 P MATH 102 501 Intermediate Algebra Part II 1 MW Noon - 1:15 PM S200 Heras, A. (second 8-weeks course; co-requisite w/MATH 101-501) 55648 P MATH 102 502 Intermediate Algebra Part II 1 MW 3 - 4:15 PM S200 Kassem, K. (second 8-weeks course; co-requisite w/MATH 101-502) 55649 P MATH 102 503 Intermediate Algebra Part II 1 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM S200 Heras, A. (second 8-weeks course; co-requisite w/MATH 101-503) 55650 P MATH 102 504 Intermediate Algebra Part II 1 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM S200 Heras, A. (second 8-weeks course; co-requisite w/MATH 101-504) 55651 P MATH 102 505 Intermediate Algebra Part II 1 TTh 6 - 7:15 PM S200 Goodman, C. (second 8-weeks course; co-requisite w/MATH 101-505) 49378 P MATH 103 501 Intermediate Algebra Part III 1 MW Noon - 1:15 PM S200 Heras, A. 49379 P MATH 103 502 Intermediate Algebra Part III 1 MW 3 - 4:15 PM S200 Kassem, K.


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49380 P MATH 103 503 Intermediate Algebra Part III 1 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM S200 Heras, A. 49381 P MATH 103 504 Intermediate Algebra Part III 1 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM S200 Heras, A.49384 P MATH 103 505 Intermediate Algebra Part III 1 TTh 6 - 7:15 PM S200 Goodman, C. 49377 P MATH 103 506 Intermediate Algebra Part III 1 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM S200 Rivera, E. 49383 P MATH 103 507 Intermediate Algebra Part III 1 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM S200 Rivera, E. 22910 P MATH 106 501 Prblms in Intr Algbr 1 T Noon - 12:50 PM A141 Staff 52852 P MATH 107 501 Problems in Cllg Algbr 1 Th Noon - 12:50 PM A141 Staff 22908 P MATH 112 501 Math El Sch Tchr II 3 TTh 3 - 4:15 PM B119 Staff 55577 MATH 115 501 Technical Mathematics (online) 3 ARR Clark, E. 49613 P MATH 120 501 Intermediate Algebra 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM A133 Rivera, E. 52838 P MATH 120 502 Intermediate Algebra 3 TTh 7:30 - 8:45 PM C108 Klinksiek, S. 55575 PRC MATH 120 503 Intermediate Algebra 3 MTWTh Noon - 1:15 PM H105 Rivera, E. (first 8-weeks course; begins January 18) 22943 PRC MATH 121 501 College Algebra 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM A127 Heras, A. 22945 PRC MATH 121 502 College Algebra 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM A125 Hatch, A. 22947 PRC MATH 121 503 College Algebra 3 MTWTh Noon - 1:15 PM H105 Rivera, E. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 46917 PRC MATH 121 504 College Algebra (online) 3 ARR Clark, E. 22952 PRC MATH 123 501 Trigonometry 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM A127 Heras, A. 27439 CP MATH 129 501 Survey of Math (online) 3 ARR Clark, E. 36718 CP MATH 150 501 Pre-Calculus Math 3 TTh 3 - 4:15 PM A129 Kassem, K. 33145 CP MATH 162 501 Calculus I 4 MW 4:30 - 6:15 PM A125 Murray, W. 49412 CP MATH 163 501 Calculus II 4 MW 1:30 - 3:15 PM A129 Heras, A. 22955 P MATH 180 501 Elements of Calculus I 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM A129 Kassem, K. 49616 MATH 181 501 Elements of Calculus II 3 TTh Noon - 1:15 PM A129 Kassem, K. 46922 MATH 215 501 Math Elem-Mid School Teachers 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM B119 DePree, J. 55578 CP MATH 264 501 Calculus III 4 MW 1:30 - 3:15 PM A125 Murray, W. 22940 CP STAT 145 501 Intro to Statistics 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM A140 DePree, J. 22941 CP STAT 145 502 Intro to Statistics 3 MW 6 - 7:15 PM C111 Lucas, N. 22942 CP STAT 145 503 Intro to Statistics 3 TTh Noon - 1:15 PM A140 DePree, J.

Music (MUS)22922 C MUS 139 501 Music Appreciation 3 W 4:30 - 7 PM H101 Shelton, S. 50637 MUS 143 501 University Chorus 1 T 7:30 - 9 PM A101 Shelton, S.

Natural Science (NTSC)27447 C NTSC 261L 501 Physical Science 4 MW 4:30 - 6:29 PM A129 Schick, C. 27448 C NTSC 262L 501 Life Science 4 MW 6:30 - 8:30 PM A129 Schick, C.

Nursing (NURS)43930 P NURS 130 501 Med-Surg I 5 T 8:30 - 11:20 AM N111 Campbell, M. 45473 P NURS 131 501 Mental Health Nursing 4 Th 8:30 - 11:20 AM N111 Sillana, A. 52799 P NURS 242L 501 Nursing Practicum 2 ARR Sillana/Campbell (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21)


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43932 P NURS 243 501 Med-Surg Nursing III 9 MW 8:30 - 11:20 AM N111 Moser/Silliana 43921 P NURS 245 501 Professional Seminar 1 Th 12:30 - 2:20 PM N111 Johnston, D. (Dates: 3/24, 3/31, 4/21, 4/28 & 5/5 12:30-2:20p and NMBON 4/14 & 4/15)

Nutrition (NUTR)55579 NUTR 120 501 Nutrition for Health 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM A129 Branch, D. 22927 P NUTR 244 501 Human Nutrition 3 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM A140 Branch, D. 43347 P NUTR 244 502 Human Nutrition (online) 3 ARR Parker, L.

Office & Business Technology (OBT)50639 P OBT 260 501 Desktop Pub & Presentation (online) 3 ARR Chavez, C. 55580 OBT 265 501 Business Communication 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM B124 Chavez, C. 36719 Z OBT 293 501 T: Tax Preparation & Lab (2/20-4/10) 4 Th 10:30 - 3:30 PM B124 Palmer, R. $1555581 P OBT 295 501 Practicum-Coop 3 ARR Chavez, C.

Personal Care Attendant (PCA) (please see Page 17 for additional information and fees regarding these courses)

47229 PRZ PCA 101 501 Personal Care Attendant 5 F 9:30 - 1:30 PM H115 Escajeda, J. $40 PR PCA 101 501 I-Best Session 0 F 8:30 - 9:29 AM H115 Carriere, M.

Philosophy (PHIL)44051 C PHIL 156 501 Reasoning & Critical Thinking (online) 3 ARR Staff

Phlebotomy (PBT) (please see Page 17 for additional information and fees regarding these courses)

55663 PRZ PBT 101 501 Phlebotomy Technician 8 MW 5:30 - 8:30 PM H115 Begay, M. $75 Phlebotomy Technician Lab T 1:30 - 5:30 PM H115 Cano, H. I-Best Session 0 MW 4:30 - 5:29 PM B124 Carriere, M. 54237 PR PBT 102L 502 Phlebotomy Technician Clinical 4 ARR Cano, H.

Physical Education (PENP)32548 Z PENP 114 501 Wght Trng & Phy Cond 1 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM S140 Gallegos, M. $10 (first 8-weeks course; begins January 20) 34941 Z PENP 115 501 Inter Weight Training 1 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM S138 Gallegos, M. $10 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 53187 Z PENP 130 501 Tai Chi Chuan-16 1 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM S140 Corpolongo, D. $1035274 Z PENP 136 501 Personal Defense 1 F 1:30 - 3:30 PM S140 Jackson, D. $10 (first 8-weeks course; begins January 22) 41218 Z PENP 139 501 Karate 1 F 1:30 - 3:30 PM S140 Jackson, D. $10 (second 8weeks course; begins March 25) 27463 Z PENP 141 501 Intermediate Golf 1 W 4:30 - 6:30 PM Isleta Jennings, T. $60 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 23) 32762 Z PENP 155 501 Pilates 1 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM S140 Chouinard, A. $10 (first 8-weeks course; begins January 19) 34925 Z PENP 156 501 Pilates 1 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM S140 Chouinard, A. $10 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 22)


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35275 Z PENP 165 501 Yoga 1 MW 8:45 - 10:15 AM S140 Chouinard, A. $10 (first 8-weeks course; begins January 20) 35276 Z PENP 165 502 Yoga 1 MW 5:30 - 7 PM S140 Chouinard, A. $10 (first 8-weeks course; begins January 20) 35283 Z PENP 166 501 Intermediate Yoga 1 MW 8:45 - 10:15 AM S140 Chouinard, A. $10 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 35284 Z PENP 166 502 Intermediate Yoga 1 MW 5:30 - 7 PM S140 Chouinard, A. $10 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 55582 Z PENP 178 501 Stretch and Relax 1 TTh 3 - 4:15 PM S140 Bird, A. $10 (first 8-weeks course; begins January 19) 48927 Z PENP 178 502 Stretch and Relax 1 MW 3 - 4:15 PM S140 Bird, A. $10 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21)23000 PZ PENP 193 501 T: Introduction to Fitness-16 1 ARR S133 Gallegos, M. $1032117 Z PENP 193 502 T: Introduction to Fitness-8 1 ARR S133 Bird, A. $10 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 55393 Z PENP 193 503 T: Cardio Conditioning 1 MW 3 - 4:15 PM S140 Bird, A. $10 (first 8-weeks course; begins January 20) 55584 Z PENP 193 504 T: Cardio Conditioning 1 TTh 3 - 4:15 PM S140 Bird, A. $10 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 22) 48929 Z PENP 193 505 T: Core Fitness 1 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM S140 Gallegos, M. $10 (first 8-weeks course; begins January 19) 55585 Z PENP 193 506 T: Hip-Hop 1 MW Noon - 1:15 PM S140 Staff $10 (first 8-weeks course; begins January 20) 55586 Z PENP 193 507 T: Hip-Hop 1 TTh Noon - 1:15 PM S140 Staff $10 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 22) 55587 Z PENP 193 508 T: Strength and Conditioning 1 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM S140 Gallegos, M. $10 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 22) 47031 Z PENP 193 509 T: Zumba 1 TTh Noon - 1:15 PM S140 Cervantes, I. $10 (first 8-weeks course; begins January 19) 38641 Z PENP 193 510 T: Zumba 1 MW Noon - 1:15 PM S140 Cervantes, I. $10 (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21)

Physics (PHYC)27467 CP PHYC 152 501 General Physics 3 TTh 3 - 4:15 PM A125 Murray, W. 27468 CPZ PHYC 152L 501 General Physics Lab 1 Th Noon - 2:45 PM A126 Staff $2534799 CP PHYC 161 501 General Physics 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM A125 Murray, W. 34800 CPZ PHYC 161L 501 General Physics Lab 1 T Noon - 2:45 PM A126 Murray, W. $25

Political Science (POLS)43258 C POLS 200 501 American Politics 3 T 1:30 - 4:15 PM A131 Melzer, R.

Psychology (PSY)22937 C PSY 105 501 General Psychology 3 MW 9 - 10:15 AM C101 Barbour, J. 31977 C PSY 105 502 General Psychology 3 MW 10:30 - 11:45 AM A101 Barbour, J.


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52794 C PSY 105 503 General Psychology 3 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM A131 Barbour, J. 52795 PSY 105 504 General Psychology (online) 3 ARR Fuentes, C. 49597 C PSY 105 505 General Psychology (online) 3 ARR Fuentes, C. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 52796 P PSY 220 501 Developmental Psychology 3 TTh 1:30 - 2:45 PM A133 Barbour, J. 55592 PSY 220 502 Developmental Psychology (online) 3 ARR Fuentes, C.55591 C PSY 265 501 Cognitive Psychology 3 TTh 10:30 - 11:45 AM A131 Barbour, J.

Sign Language (SIGN)22526 C SIGN 201 501 Intro to Signed Language 3 MW 3 - 4:15 PM H101 Flett, B. 22527 C SIGN 201 502 Intro to Signed Language 3 TTh 4:30 - 5:45 PM H101 Zamora, M.

Sociology (SOC)38600 C SOC 101 501 Introduction to Sociology 3 MW 9 - 10:15 AM A101 So, J. 22106 C SOC 101 502 Introduction to Sociology 3 MW Noon - 1:15 PM A101 So, J. 47012 C SOC 101 503 Introduction to Sociology 3 Th 1:30 - 4 PM A101 So, J. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 22) 55594 SOC 101 504 Introduction to Sociology (online) 3 ARR Williams, D. 52797 C SOC 205 501 Crime Publ Policy & Crim Just (online) 3 ARR Williams, D. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 47013 SOC 213 501 Deviance 3 T 9 - 11:30 AM A101 So, J. 47576 C SOC 216 501 Dynamics of Prejudice 3 Th 9 - 11:30 AM A101 So, J.

Spanish (SPAN)22119 C SPAN 101 501 Elementary Spanish I 3 TTh 7:30 - 8:45 AM A127 Almeida, J. 22120 C SPAN 101 502 Elementary Spanish I 3 TTh 9 - 10:15 AM A127 Almeida, J. 47025 C SPAN 101 503 Elementary Spanish I (online) 3 ARR Deane, D. 49600 C SPAN 101 504 Elementary Spanish I (online) 3 ARR Deane, D. (second 8-weeks course; begins March 21) 50641 SPAN 102 501 Elementary Spanish II 3 MW 4:30 - 5:45 PM A127 Garcia, S. 53217 LC SPAN 102 502 Elementary Spanish II (online) 3 ARR Deane, D.

Sustainability (SUST)55595 SUST 150 501 Renewable Energy in Buildings (hybrid) 3 M 6 - 7:15 PM B110 McCardell, S.

University Studies (UNIV)52881 UNIV 175 501 Career Awareness Seminar (hybrid) 3 F 8:30 - 10:30 AM C113 Nielsen, N. (first 8-weeks course; begins January 22)

* The 2016 Spring Course Schedule and all of its contents are subject to change without notice.


upper level claSSeS

Bachelor & Graduate ProgramsUNM-Valencia Campus and the Bachelor & Graduate Programs provides a seamless transition from associate’s to bachelor’s to graduate levels. Students receive their associate degree and have the opportunity to continue with upper division and graduate courses through the UNM-Valencia Bachelor & Graduate Programs.

Tuition and Fees: UNM-Valencia Bachelor & Graduate Programs follows the same tuition schedule as UNM-Main Campus courses. To see current tuition rates, visit bursar.unm.edu/. All tuition must be paid on or before the financial disenrollment dates as stated by UNM-Main Campus to avoid being dropped from courses. For information regarding payment deadline dates, tuition rates, and tuition refunds, please refer to the UNM Registrar’s website at registrar.unm.edu.

Policies & Procedures: All courses are governed by UNM-Main Campus policies and procedures as outlined in the UNM Catalog (catalog.unm.edu) and The Pathfinder — the UNM Student Handbook (pathfinder.unm.edu).

BACHELOR’S DEGREES• Business Administration• Communication• Dental Hygiene• Emergency Medical Services• Liberal Arts | Integrative Studies• Medical Laboratory Sciences• Nursing (RN to BSN completion)• Radiologic Sciences• Training & Technology (OI&LS)

MASTER’S DEGREES• Dental Hygiene• Educational Leadership• Engineering: Electrical & Computer• Nursing: MSN and Ph.D. • Organization, Information &

Learning Sciences (OI&LS)• Public Administration• Health Administration

Degree programs available in the following academic areas

Interactive Webcasting (formerly ITV) courses for Spring 2016Interactive Webcasting courses will be available for Spring 2016. Students can participate in the class using their own computer or mobile device and logging in at the designated class day/time. Interactive Webcasting sections will still be scheduled at the Valencia Campus for those students needing access to the Internet and delivery system. There is a $100 course fee (per 3 credit hours) associated with Interactive Webcasting classes. For a list of classes offered for Spring 2016, contact the UNM-Valencia Bachelor & Graduate Programs office or visit the website for complete information. For details on taking an Interactive Webcasting class, go to statewide.unm.edu/itv/index.html.

Online courses for Spring 2016UNM Online offers students the option of taking courses to meet academic goals while bringing flexibility to their daily schedule. UNM Online courses are taught by UNM faculty, and count for the same credit and appear on a transcript in the same manner as campus-based courses. Students may take online courses along with their regular campus courses. Technical and general support is provided to help students succeed in the online environment. There is a $100 course fee (per 3 credit hours) for online classes. For details on taking an online class and for a list of classes offered, go to online.unm.edu, or call 505.277.8128.

CONTACT INFORMATIONUNM-Valencia Bachelor & Graduate Programs

UNM-Valencia Student Community Center, second floor505.925.8970 | [email protected]

For schedule updates and changes, go to valenciabgp.unm.edu and link to the semester schedule.


communIty educatIon ServIceS Community Education Services

is located on the second floor of the Student Community Center, along with the Small Business Development Center, Upward Bound and the Valen-cia County Literacy Council.

Community Education is comprised of the following programs providing learning opportunities for citizens of all ages:

Dual Credit Program: Academic and career-technical courses at Los Lunas, Valencia, Belen, Infinity, Socorro, Mountainair, Magdalena, School of Dreams Academy and Alamo High Schools whereby high school students can receive both high school and college credit for the same courses.

Bachelor & Graduate Programs & Interactive Webcasting (formerly ITV): Interactive Webcasting courses will be available for Spring 2016.

Students can participate in the class using their own computer or mobile device and logging in at the designat-ed class day/time.

Interactive Webcasting sections will still be scheduled at the Valencia Campus for those students needing access to the Internet and delivery system. There is a $100 course fee (per 3 credit hours) associated with

Interactive Webcasting classes. For a list of the 2016 Bachelor &

Graduate programs offered through Interactive Webcasting or online, visit statewide.unm.edu/itv/index.html.

CPR and First Aid Training: Classes are offered monthly through our Amer-ican Heart Association Training Cen-ter and open to the public.

Employers can also call 925.8973 for information on becoming a training site to offer courses at your location taught by your staff.

Workforce Training: Customized training for business, industry and government entities, offered on cam-pus or at your place of business to pre-pare your employees to better serve your company’s needs.

A variety of career-technical pro-grams are also available for individu-als to enhance their skills in order to enter the workforce or to embark on new careers.

SUN PATH (Allied Health): Cours-es to prepare students for careers in healthcare, including:

u Personal Care Attendant/Home Health Aide (PCA)

u Nursing Assistant (CNA)u Phlebotomy (PBT)u Emergency Medical Services:

UNM EMS Academy courses are offered for certification and for an Associate of Science in EMS. Bachelor-level paramedic degree now available.

u Medical Assistantu Health Information Technology

(coming soon!)

Facility Master Scheduling: Scheduling is maintained for the Valencia Campus.

Non-profit organizations are wel-come to use the facilities if avail-able. For more information, call 505.925.8565.

Cultural Enrichment Series: This series brings a wide variety of infor-mational lectures and entertainment from cultures around the world, and in subjects of all disciplines. (Please see Page 30 for upcoming events.)


ON THE CALENDAR27th annual Martin Luther King Jr. CelebrationWhen: January 16, 1 to 4 p.m.Where: Student Community Center* This annual event is sponsored by Rio Abajo Lodge No. 17, Mt. Everest Lodge No. 1 and Vision Lodge No. 18 (Refreshments served; free)

International Mother Language DayWhen: February 17, *time to be announced

Where: Student Communtiy Center

Valencia Speaks: Jennifer Weiss-BurkeWhen March 1, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.Where: ACAD 101

Pi DayWhen: March 10, *times to be announced

Where: Student Communtiy Center

National Poetry Month CelebrationWhen: April 5, *times to be announced

Where: To Be Announced

UNM-Valencia Film FestivalWhen: April 20 & 21, *times to be announced

Where: Student Community Center

Earth DayWhen: April 21, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.Where: Around the UNM-Valencia campus

cultural enrIchment SerIeS

Cultural SerieS

* Please look for additional events being promoted on facebook, Twitter, our website and flyers during the Spring Semester.

• Art Exhibits • Live Entertainment• Theater • Performances • Lectures


cpr & fIrSt aId traInInG center

Use of American Heart Association materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association.

Any fees charged for such a course, except for a portion of fees needed for AHA course materials, do not represent income to the Association.

For more info, call 925.8970

Valencia Campus Community Education Services is an American Heart Association

Authorized Provider of Basic Life Support CPR and ECC Courses.

The Training Center is located in Community Ed-ucation Services on the second floor of the Student Community Center.

All CPR courses are non-credential and are avail-able for companies or organizations by special arrangement:

• Heartsaver CPR & AED• Heartsaver First Aid• Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR & AED• Heartsaver Bloodborne Pathogens• Health Care Provider• BLS Healthcare Provider Instructor Course

Heartsaver CPR AEDLearn basic CPR skills such as performing a head

tilt-chin lift, giving high quality chest compressions and breaths as well as basic AED (Automatic Ex-ternal Defibrillation) operations.

Skills are taught using AHA’s research proven Practice-While-Watching technique which allows Instructors to observe students, provide feedback and guide students in their acquisition of skills during class.

This course is recommended for all community individuals with limited or no medical training, such as employees in the workplace, police, airline personnel, security guards, personal trainers and family members of patients at high risk for sudden cardiac death.

Successful participants will receive a Heartsaver CPR AED course completion card for this four hour course.

Course fee: $50

Heartsaver First AidLearn basic first aid skills such as removing

gloves aseptically, identifying medical emergencies including administration of an Epinephrine Pen, stopping bleeding and proper bandaging tech-niques.

Skills are taught using AHA’s research proven Practice-While-Watching technique which allows Instructors to observe students, provide feedback

and guide students in their acquisition of skills during class.

This course is recommended for all community individuals with limited or no medical training, such as employees in the workplace, police, airline personnel, security guards, or personal trainers.

Successful participants will receive an AHA Heartsaver First Aid course completion card for this three hour course.

Course fee: $48

Heartsaver Adult First Aid CPR AEDLearn all skills described in the Heartsaver CPR

AED and the Heartsaver First Aid courses as de-scribed above, all in one course.

This course is recommended for all community individuals with limited or no medical training, such as employees in the workplace, police, airline personnel, security guards, personal trainers and family members of patients at high risk for sudden cardiac death.

Successful participants will receive a Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED course completion card for this seven hour course.

Course fee: $98

Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AEDCourse is specifically designed to meet the reg-

ulatory and credentialed training requirements for

child care workers in all 50 states. Instruction includes basic first aid, CPR and AED

skills for infants and children. The course provides training primarily for those

who are responsible for children and for anyone who wants to learn basic pediatric first aid with CPR AED and obtain a Heartsaver course comple-tion card.

Course fee: $98

Heartsaver Bloodborne PathogensCourse is designed to meet Occupational Safety

and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements for Bloodborne pathogens (BBP) training when paired with site-specific instruction.

The American Heart Association’s course uses the PACT acronym (Protect, Act, Clean, Tell) and slogan, “Make a PACT, Know How to Act,” to help students learn and easily recall Bloodborne patho-gens training.

Please contact the Training Center for cost.

Heartsaver & BLS Healthcare Provider Instructor Courses

Courses are scheduled on an as-needed basis. Contact the UNM-Valencia Campus AHA Training Center for details at 505.925.8970.

Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers

Healthcare professionals learn to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR to victims of all ages, use an AED, and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner.

This course is recommended for all healthcare providers including Doctors, EMS personnel, Physician Assistants, Dentists, Nurses and Respi-ratory Therapists who must have a credential (Certification card) documenting successful completion of a CPR course.

Course length is 5 hours. Course fee: $70

2016 class schedule: January 23, February 20, March 19, May 21, June 18, and July 23.

Days & times: Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.


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CAPITAL FORMATIONTIME PERIOD AMOUNT NO. OF BUS.

Total FY 14 $23,940,280 231July 1992-June 2013 $707,661,938 4,904

NEW BUSINESSES CREATEDTIME PERIOD NO. OF BUS.

Total FY 14 191July 1991-June 2013 8,320

NMSBDC AREA OF ASSISTANCE PROVIDEDAREA OF COUNSELING TOTAL FY 14 PERCENTBusiness Accounting/Budget 148 4%Business Plan 581 14%Buy/Sell Business 140 3%Cash Flow Management 45 1%Customer Relations 26 1%eCommerce 14 0%Engineering R&D 15 0%Financing/Capital 423 10%Franchising 7 0%Government Contracting 32 1%Human Resources/Employee Mg’t 63 2%International Trade 10 0%Legal Issues 216 5%Managing a Business 513 12%Marketing/Sales 330 8%Start-up Assistance 1,436 35%Tax Planning 115 3%Technology/Computers 24 1%Other 3 0%TOTAL COUNSELING SESSIONS 4141 100%ONE-ON-ONE ASSISTANCE:Clients come into the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) for assistance with a variety of needs. Our cer tified Business Advisors often discover additional opportunities to assist during one-on-one counseling sessions.

JOBS CREATED AND RETAINED 2014*1,600

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0 TOTAL JOBS CREATED RETAINED

Time Period Total Jobs Created RetainedTotal FY 13/14 1,518 1,049 469July 1989-June 2014 26,367 21,113 5,254

NMSBDC 784 705 79IBA 45 45 0PTAP 689 299 390

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