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Nearly 2,000 Classes Offered this Fall

ollege of the Canyons will offer 1,994 classes this fall, with the vast majority in online and remote formats. Classes start Monday, Aug. 24. Registration, which is now under way for specific populations, starts July 27 for new matriculated students and July 29 for continuing students. Registration will continue through August. The semester runs through Dec. 12. A significant emphasis is being placed on general-education classes that students need to graduate, transfer, or meet specific program prerequisites.

In-person classes will be limited to those that support essential workforce activities, such as COVID-19 response, housing, and the state-designated essential infrastructure workforce. Approximately 110 classes in programs such as Nursing, Emergency Medical Technician, Welding, and Construction Management fall into that category, per Los Angeles County Department of Public Health guidelines. With most classes delivered online and in distance learning formats, local FALL | 2

Pandemic Triggers Remote Instruction

he fall semester will be offered primarily online and remotely to provide as little disruption as possible during the coronavirus pandemic. “The health and safety of our students, faculty, staff and community continue to be of paramount importance,” Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van hook said. “We are working to identify

solutions that provide a wide range of opportunities for current students to continue their educations, enable community members to obtain job skills to secure employment, and give a new group of students – our future alumni – the chance to join us as we kick off the new academic year.” REMOTE | 4

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College of the Canyons nursing students joined the pandemic battle by putting their skills to work at the COVID-19 testing site at the Valencia campus. The effort was one of many undertaken by the college to assist health care workers and those affected by the pandemic. FRONTLINE | 3

California Budget Aims to Protect Education Funding

ov. Gavin Newsom signed a $202.1 billion state budget that prevents widespread cuts to public services, including apportionments and categorical programs for California community colleges, to close a multibillion-dollar deficit caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The spending plan for 2020/21 protects against cuts to the Strong Workforce Program and Student Equity and Achievement, keeping the programs at previous-year spending levels. “While the governor’s budget reflects the harsh realities of the overall economic climate caused by the coronavirus pandemic, I am encouraged that cuts to apportionment funding have been prevented, and that funding for workforce training and student equity and achievement programs will continue,” Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook said. “The budget also reinforces the significant role California’s BUDGET | 4

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ollege of the Canyons Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook was appointed by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Economic Resiliency Task Force to the Education Sector Work Team, which created a framework for the reopening of colleges and universities. Dr. Van Hook was appointed to the 19-person team of education administrators by 5th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger. “I am honored to have been invited to create a plan for the safe reopening of our colleges and universities,” Dr. Van Hook said. “Besides ensuring that our students can continue and complete their courses of study, this work is essential to our focus on creating safe educational and training environments that will enable people who are unemployed or underemployed to obtain the skills they need so they can enter and move forward in the workforce.” The Education Sector Work Team focused on the rationale for campus reopenings and reported its findings to the L.A. County Economic Resiliency Task Force in July.

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News Briefs THEATRE DEPARTMENT PLANS VIRTUAL SHOWS

While the coronavirus pandemic has shuttered playhouses and theaters across the country, the College of the Canyons Theatre Department has found a way for the show to go on. The department will present three virtual performances for students during the fall semester: “110 Stories,” “Woyzeck,” and a new devised piece based on student experiences during the pandemic. To ensure the safety of performers, faculty and staff, all performances will be rehearsed and presented via live video. “We are dedicated to continuing our commitment to our students and their educational goals,” said Jennifer Smolos, dean of the School of Visual and Performing Arts. “While many other colleges and programs have postponed or cancelled performances, we continue our work to find innovative ways to adapt to this new learning environment.”

CHANCELLOR NAMED TO ‘VALLEY 200’ LIST

Workers make final adjustments to the new fuel cell system, which provides the college with nearly 1 megawatt of power.

Fuel Cell Up and Running

hile College of the Canyons transitioned most of its courses and services to an online format, something else went online. The college came one step closer to energy independence when its new Bloom Energy Corp. fuel cell system went online for the first time on March 24. The first phase of the fuel cell system, which will provide the college with nearly a megawatt of power, achieved 100 percent output within 24 hours. The second phase, which will generate more than 500,000 kilowatts of power and bring total plant production to 1.5 megawatts, will be completed in the fall. “This is a very exciting step for the college’s sustainability efforts,” said Jim Schrage, vice president of facilities planning, operations and construction. “Our new fuel cell technology system will dramatically reduce the college’s emissions, carbon footprint, and dependency on the energy grid. We want to thank Bloom Energy Corp. for helping us improve our energy efficiency.” Located on the west side of campus, the fuel cell was part of an upgrade to the college’s existing fuel cell technology system, made possible by a $3 million award from the South Coast Air Quality Management District. Previously, the college relied on the original Bonelli Hall central plant, the south campus plant and a third plant on the north side of campus for its heating, cooling and hot water needs. The system overhaul included removing two co-generators, upgrading the existing cooling tower, and adding a new chiller to compensate for the lost production of cold water previously produced by the existing co-generator. A central plant is a facility that houses chillers, boilers, and cooling towers that serve as a single supply source for hot water and chilled water that services multiple buildings

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residents can access the classes they need to get ahead. “This fall semester will be the first time in the college’s history that the majority of courses will be held in a distance education format,” said Dr. Omar Torres, assistant superintendent and vice president of instruction at the college. “We have converted many courses to be taught online, includ-

Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook has been named to the San Fernando Valley Business Journal’s “Valley 200” list. “It is an honor to have been selected,” Dr. Van Hook said. “As CEO of College of the Canyons, it has been rewarding to watch our college team and see its impact extend far past the Santa Clarita Valley as we continue to provide workforce training to businesses and higher education opportunities to the San Fernando Valley.” The 200 people on the list were selected for being the most influential in the area. “Many are professionals,” wrote Charles Crumpley, publisher and editor of the publication. “But all are engaged and active. They are the most influential people in our community.”

AMONG TOP COLLEGES FOR HISPANICS

College of the Canyons has been ranked nationally No. 22 and 25 in The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine for enrolling the largest number of Hispanic students and granting the most degrees, respectively. The rankings for the Top 25 Community Colleges for Hispanics are based on nationwide statistics for community colleges granting the most associate degrees in 2018. According to the data, the college had a Hispanic population of 10,004 students, nearly half of total enrollment, in fall 2018. Of the 2,601 associate degrees awarded that year, 1,195 degree recipients were Hispanic. “Higher education is a pathway to life-changing opportunities, but we recognize students often face obstacles,” Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook said. “We have made it our mission to remove barriers so that every student can access education and achieve their full potential.”

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‘College of the Canyons is proud to have been at the forefront of implementing new energy-efficient technology. We are always looking for innovative ways to continue improving upon our sustainability efforts.’ – DR. DIANNE G. VAN HOOK, CHANCELLOR

from a central location. The college has made use of central plants to reduce waste and create an energy efficient campus from the very beginning. The college installed its first central plant on the roof of what is now Bonelli Hall, but as the campus continued to grow, the need for expansion of the central plant became apparent in the early 1990s. Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook secured funding for the South Plant, located near Mentry Hall, which was the first real central plant in the California Community College System. “College of the Canyons is proud to have been at the forefront of implementing new energy-efficient technology,” Dr. Van Hook

said. “We are always looking for innovative ways to continue improving upon our sustainability efforts at both our campuses.” The college was one of only three educational institutions to receive an incentive fund from SCAQMD in 2019 to replace older, higher-emitting appliances and equipment with zero- and near-zero emission technologies. SCAQMD is the air pollution control agency for Orange County and major sections of Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Bloom Energy recently shifted from manufacturing fuel cells to refurbishing ventilators to help assist hospitals during the coronavirus epidemic.

ing both lectures and labs, to create safe classroom environments for our students and faculty in disciplines that normally require handson instruction.” In light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, certain classes that require hands-on instruction – nursing, auto technology and welding, for example – will be held in person in a scheduled and socially distant manner. As in years past, a number of short-term courses designed to meet the needs of working adults also

will be offered. Those courses are scheduled to begin in September. Enrollment fees at all 116 California Community Colleges remain at $46 per unit. Students and community members interested in attending classes this semester are encouraged to visit www.canyons.edu to view the current schedule of classes and take the steps necessary to enroll. • www.canyons.edu/classschedule • admissions@canyons.edu • (661) 362-3280

College of the Canyons has received a $4,750 grant award from the California Arts Council to fund an arts integration program that will establish partnerships among five professional artists and five teachers in local K-12 school districts. Each of the participating artist/teacher pairs will develop methods that integrate arts into the core subjects of their curriculum. “The activities undertaken with support from the California Arts Council will build upon the existing arts instruction being delivered to K-12 students,” said Kristen Gunn, arts education technician at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center. “By pairing teachers with professional artists to develop focused professional development opportunities to infuse arts across subject areas, these activities will reach far more teachers and their students.”

DISTRICT COMMUNICATIONS RECOGNIZED

The College of the Canyons District Communications Office has won three Paragon Awards from the National Council for Marketing & Public Relations. The team won a first-place award for its video short on the Uniquely Abled Program, which was produced in partnership with FEGO Cinematography; a second-place award for its Monday Report electronic newsletter, and a third-place award for its Friday Night Film Series poster. The only national competition of its kind, the awards recognize outstanding achievement in design and communication at two-year colleges colleges. “I extend my congratulations to our District Communications Office for this well-deserved national recognition,” Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook said. “The work they do is indispensable to our college’s goal to maintain timely and open communication with our students, staff, and the communities we serve, and expand access to education.” The competition drew 1,963 entries from 261 colleges across the U.S.

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College of the Canyons nursing students provide assistance at Los Angeles County’s drive-through COVID-19 testing site at the Valencia campus parking structure.

From Classroom to Frontline F

or the 60 graduates of the College of the Canyons Registered Nurse Class of 2020, entry into the world of nursing was baptism by fire. After graduating virtually on June 3, many of them joined other nurses and healthcare workers in the frontline battle against coronavirus (COVID-19). “This semester has been unlike any other,” said Mary Corbett, director of the college’s nursing program. “For us to be sending 60 graduates into practice, having met all Board of Registered Nursing (BRN) requirements to sit for the licensure examination, is nothing short of amazing. We are so proud of our students for never giving up through an incredibly challenging time.” As COVID-19 cases began to escalate in communities nationwide, nursing clinical training programs came to a screeching halt as hospitals began to mobilize to handle the influx of cases. Ashley Olivier, a first-year nursing student, became understandably worried about how she would be able to fulfill the nursing clinical hours required by the BRN to graduate. “Due to the COVID-19 outbreak and the safety of all nursing students being a top priority, I was concerned how we would finish our clinical hours that are required by the BRN since local hospitals were not allowing nurs-

‘This semester has been unlike any other. We are so proud of our students for never giving up through an incredibly challenging time.’ – MARY CORBETT, NURSING DIRECTOR

ing students to perform clinical hours,” Olivier said. Following urgent advocacy efforts by College of the Canyons Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook, as well as other community colleges and nursing leaders throughout the state, the Department of Consumer Affairs on April 3 waived restrictions on nursing student clinical hours, reducing the requirement that clinical hours be in direct patient care from 75 percent to 50 percent for nursing students in obstetrics, pediatrics, and mental health/psychiatric courses. For nursing students in geriatrics and medical-surgical courses, the waiver allows up to 50 percent of patient

care through simulation or lab training, provided that certain conditions are met. The college’s nursing leadership successfully completed the requirements to gain the full benefit of the 50 percent waiver for nursing students. The waiver also made it possible for the nurse education consultant (a local BRN representative) to approve clinical sites through a simplified process, which allowed for timely approvals for programs seeking new settings for clinical instruction. Calling the waiver the best news she has received in weeks, Olivier now feels optimistic about the future of her student-nursing experience. The college’s 177 nursing students benefitted from the DCA waiver, which allowed a full cohort of students to graduate at the end of the spring semester and join the fight against COVID-19. In response to pandemic conditions, nursing faculty designed and launched a “telehealth” program to provide mental health and self-care support to the college’s Canyons Promise students. Nursing students, who provide information and support utilizing instructor-developed materials, were allowed to count the hours spent providing mental health FRONTLINE | 4

Face Shields Created for First Responders A s the coronavirus pandemic escalated and personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare professionals proved scarce, the College of the Canyons MakerSpace fired up its 3-D printing machines and went to work. “Our MakerSpace is a place for innovation and ingenuity,” Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook said. “It was a privilege for the college to harness the creativity, focus and energy to support our local hospital, which is a strong partner of College of the Canyons and has been the employer of choice for so many of our nursing graduates.” After 10 days of running its six 3-D printers, MakerSpace assembled 150 face shields, which were delivered to the hospital on April 28. “We are very grateful to College of the Canyons for these face shields,” said Marlee Lauffer, president of the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Foundation and vice president of marketing and communications for the hospital. “In today’s environment, it’s impossible to have too much PPE. Our entire staff, and especially our frontline healthcare workers, deeply appreciate COC’s resourcefulness and generosity.” During the time it took instructional laboratory technician Christopher Walker to make one face shield, his mind inevitably turned to members of his own family who work in the medical field. “If we can help prevent one transmission of COVID-19 or make just one healthcare worker or emergency responder feel just a little bit safer doing their job, we have achieved what we had hoped to do – to help others,” Walker said. MakerSpace assembled additional face shields that have been placed into inventory to meet future needs if necessary.

From left: Michael Bastine, CACT manufacturing director; Christopher Walker, MakerSpace technician; Harriet Happel, director, Career & Technical Education; Renee Leon, donor relations officer, and Marlee Lauffer, president, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Foundation.

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Graduating nursing students participated in a “socially distant” drive-through commencement ceremony, which also included solo red-carpet walks, on June 6.

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services toward the training hours needed for their psychiatric nursing course. Students are supervised by nursing clinical faculty via Zoom for a virtual clinical experience. “I’m now able to complete my clinical hours and do it in a way that’s never been done before in the history of the College of the Canyons nursing program,” Olivier said. “I am excited to be able to complete my clinical requirements by using the skills I am learning in my current psychology rotation to help any which way I can in the community using telehealth.” Nursing student Jacob White said gaining the telehealth experience as a student is priceless. “To have the ability to use this technology to help our fellow students in our college is not only helping us nursing students, but also the rest of the college campus,” White said, adding that he has noticed how college students are eager for follow-up calls and have become aware of college resources that are available to them. “To be a nursing student going through their psychology portion during a pandemic is something you would never expect, but I am proud of our nursing faculty and school’s administration for providing us with this ability,” he said. “This is a big change toward the future of healthcare, and College of the Canyons is clearly fostering it.” In addition, more than 80 nursing students volunteering at the on-campus COVID-19 testing site were able to count those hours toward their training requirements and completion. Fourteen students and one faculty member have staffed the site seven days per week, working with L.A. County Fire Department personnel and leadership from Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital. On some days, students helped conduct more than 300 self-administered COVID-19 tests at the drive-through site. “I feel proud to have the opportunity to be a part of a team that can change students’ lives for the better,” said Dr. Kathy Bakhit, dean of the college’s School of Health Professions and Public Safety. Bakhit said the nursing program is working hard to identify additional volunteer opportunities for students to fit course objectives.

‘I am beyond proud of our nursing faculty and students, who refused to give up and demonstrated incredible grit, courage and ingenuity.’ – DR. DIANNE G. VAN HOOK, CHANCELLOR

“I am inspired by their moral courage, their dedication to the students, and their attention to the quality of the program,” Bakhit said of the nursing faculty. Bakhit also lauded Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook for her strong leadership and advocacy. “Honestly, without her effort and focus where she organized and rallied over 65 other college presidents and chancellors across the state, as well as our state chancellor, to elevate the issue and articulate

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the changes needed, I am not sure that colleges would have this opportunity we have today,” said Bakhit. Dr. Van Hook called the waiver a perfect “example of getting a barrier out of the way so we can work better, together.” “I am beyond proud of our nursing faculty and students who refused to give up and demonstrated incredible grit, courage and ingenuity,” she said. “I am confident that this experience will make our students better prepared for the challeng-

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community colleges will play in educating and training the workforce, and rebuilding the state’s economy,” Dr. Van Hook added. “College of the Canyons will be instrumental in that effort as we continue to take bold steps to support our students and embrace innovation to fulfill our mission,” she added. The amended budget extends minimum revenue provisions under the Student-Centered Funding Formula by an additional two years.

Approximately 7 percent of career technical education classes will be offered in a hybrid mode, and select labs will be held on campus. The college’s decision was made after consultation with health experts and collaboration with faculty members, classified staff, incident command staff, and the college’s COVID-19 task force. The college’s strategic action to pivot to remote instruction in March helped COVID-19 from spreading

ing and rewarding profession that is nursing.” Corbett noted that the focus of faculty has remained on student safety and success. “Because of the leadership and individual care provided by innovative professors, and because of the support of so many on campus and beyond, we moved forward to a successful completion of the semester,” Corbett added. “We could not be more pleased.” Dr. Van Hook addressed the nursing graduates during the virtual commencement ceremony on June 3. Corbett, faculty, and graduating students also spoke. On June 6, nursing graduates received their pins and certificates of graduation at a special drive-through event. Organized by Professor Shaunasey Lane and students, the event allowed graduates to take photos with guests and nursing faculty in a socially distant manner.

across the college’s two campuses and community. “We are proud to be able to offer quality online and remote experiences and do so within health guidelines as we mitigate health risks and help to control the spread of coronavirus so that we can all resume education, work, and recreation in the Santa Clarita Valley as soon as it is safe to do so,” Dr. Van Hook added. College operations will continue per recommendations from the L.A. County Department of Public Health, the California Department of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Please monitor www.canyons.edu/news and college social media accounts for updates.

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• Apply for Admission • Register for classes on or after your assigned registration date and time. (You can view this date in your My Canyons account.)

1. Apply for Admission 2. Apply for Financial Aid 3. Complete your My Academic Plan (MAP) 4. Complete Online Assessment & Advisement 5. Complete Online Orientation 6. Register and Pay Fees

• Most classes for fall will be delivered in a distance learning or online format. This means that the class will NOT BE HELD ON CAMPUS and students will complete the class from home. • If a class is BOLDED, that means the laboratory portion WILL MEET ON CAMPUS during select times throughout the semester. Please view the class in the online Schedule of Classes for location information and the Orientation Letter for more specific information regarding on-campus meeting dates. • If a class has a day and time listed but it is not bolded, the class will be held via distance learning or online on that day and time each week. • If a class does not have a day and time listed, the class will be held via distance learning or online but students can complete their coursework on any day or time during the week. • Please review the online Schedule of Classes for the most up-to-date information. www.canyons.edu/Schedule Sec. #

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ART-222

49996

Units Days/Online

ART-220

49986

Sec. #

M W W M W W

ART-205

49984

End Time

M M W

Start Time

11:00AM 12:30PM 11:00AM

T T TH

02:30PM 04:00PM 02:30PM

50085 50089 50091 50069 50078

3 3 3 3 3

ASTRON-101

50094 50097 50100 50103 50082 50070

3 3 3 3 3 3

ASTRON-101L

50077 50072 50084

1 1 1

ASTRON-102

50105

50972

51039 51040 50920

4 4 4

50933

51057

BIOSCI-100H

51061

51090

51092

51087 51088

12:20PM 01:50PM

05:00PM 06:30PM

06:20PM 09:35PM

03:15PM 06:30PM 06:30PM

06:20PM 09:35PM 09:35PM

Planetary Astronomy

51094

AUTECH-112

50622

50625

2 3 3

AUTECH-135

50643

AUTECH-165

50659

AUTECH-170

50649

AUTECH-180

50652

AUTECH-190

50654

AUTECH-200

50656

03:05PM

Engine Fundamentals for Technicians Engine Overhaul

TTH

AUTECH-114

50631 50632

12:00PM

Online

AUTECH-113

08:30AM

11:35AM

Basic Autoelectrical Systems

T T

11:00AM 06:30PM

12:50PM 09:35PM

Engine Performance

MW MW

06:00PM 07:30PM

07:20PM 08:50PM

Diesel Fuel Systems

MW MW

08:30AM 10:50AM

10:40AM 02:10PM

Auto Heating, Vent & A/C

Online M

08:30AM

11:35AM

Engine Mechanical Maintenance & Light Repair

Online W

08:30AM

11:35AM

Automotive Computer Networking & Diagnosis

Online TH

05:00PM

08:05PM

Introduction to Hybrid/Electric Vehicles

Online

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIOSCI-100

50941 51047 51049 51063 51066 51067 51083 50913 50958

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

51099

51095 51096 51098 51097

4 4 4 4

51100

50928 51055

4 4

BIOSCI-130

51101

07:45AM 07:45AM 11:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 11:15AM

51103

BIOSCI-201

51158 51156

4 4

51157

51159

BIOSCI-202

51177 51180 51182

4 4 4

51181

BIOSCI-204

51212

51216

51235

51210

51233

51204

51230 51231

4 4

10:50AM 10:50AM 12:20PM 11:05AM 11:05AM 12:35PM

51256

51254

51255 51253 51252

4 4 4

BIOSCI-221

51261 51264 51265

5 5 5

51263

Sec. #

Units

11:05AM 11:20AM 02:35PM 11:20AM 02:35PM 12:20PM 03:35PM 12:20PM 03:35PM 12:35PM 11:05AM 12:35PM 02:35PM 03:05PM 04:35PM 03:35PM 04:05PM 04:05PM 04:05PM 04:05PM 02:20PM 05:35PM 02:20PM 05:35PM 04:05PM 04:05PM 02:35PM 06:05PM 04:35PM 03:05PM 06:50PM 08:20PM 05:50PM 09:05PM 06:20PM 06:20PM 09:05PM 09:05PM 09:05PM 09:05PM 08:20PM 06:50PM

51262

51266

09:00AM

12:05PM

Organismal/Environmental Bio

Online T TTH M MW TTH TH MW W TTH TTH

11:15AM 02:30PM 11:15AM 02:30PM 02:30PM 11:15AM 02:30PM 11:15AM 04:15PM 04:15PM

02:20PM 03:50PM 02:20PM 03:50PM 03:50PM 02:20PM 03:50PM 02:20PM 05:35PM 05:35PM

Organismal/Environmental Bio Honors

T TH

08:00AM 08:00AM

11:05AM 11:05AM

Molecular/Cellular Biology

M W TTH TTH TTH M W

BIOSCI-115

BIOSCI-205

General Biology

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online T T TTH T M MW

BIOSCI-107

BIOSCI-140

Introduction to Automotive Technology

BIOSCI-132

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 4

4 4

08:00AM 10:00AM 11:30AM 10:00AM 11:30AM 11:00AM 12:30PM 11:00AM 12:30PM 11:15AM 08:00AM 11:15AM 11:30AM 12:00PM 03:15PM 12:30PM 01:00PM 01:00PM 01:00PM 01:00PM 01:00PM 02:30PM 01:00PM 02:30PM 01:00PM 01:00PM 01:15PM 03:00PM 03:15PM 12:00PM 03:45PM 07:00PM 04:30PM 06:00PM 05:00PM 05:00PM 06:00PM 06:00PM 06:00PM 06:00PM 07:00PM 03:45PM

End Time

General Biology - Honors

BIOSCI-106H

11:00AM 12:30PM

51102

0619

51091

Online

AUTECH-110

03:50PM 05:35PM 05:35PM

Astronomy Observations Lab

TH TH W

51056

4 4

Stellar & Galactic Evolution

Online Online Online Online MW T

51093 51089

Survey of General Astronomy

Online Online Online MW TTH

50969

BIOSCI-106

ASTRONOMY ASTRON-100

12:20PM 02:05PM 02:05PM

Color Theory

51059

TH MW M MW W TTH T TTH TH MW W MW W T TTH M M W T TH TTH T TTH TH M W MW W MW W T TTH MW W MW MW M W T TH TTH TH

Start Time

08:00AM 08:00AM 12:15PM 12:15PM 12:15PM 06:00PM 06:00PM

11:05AM 11:05AM 01:35PM 01:35PM 01:35PM 09:05PM 09:05PM

General Zoology

08:00AM

11:05AM

Environmental Biology

TTH

02:00PM

03:20PM

Concepts in Evolution

Online Principles of Human Genetics

08:00AM

09:20AM

Introduction to Human Anatomy

Online MW M MW W TH

08:00AM 09:30AM 08:00AM 09:30AM 09:00AM

09:20AM 12:35PM 09:20AM 12:35PM 12:05PM

Introduction to Human Physiology

Online T T TH MW W

01:00PM 01:00PM 01:00PM 05:00PM 06:30PM

04:05PM 04:05PM 04:05PM 06:20PM 09:35PM

Human Anatomy/Physiology I

TTH TH TTH T F S T TTH M

08:00AM 09:30AM 08:00AM 09:30AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 01:40PM 05:00PM 02:00PM

09:20AM 12:35PM 09:20AM 12:35PM 02:05PM 02:05PM 04:45PM 06:20PM 05:05PM

TTH TH MW MW

05:00PM 01:40PM 05:00PM 05:00PM

06:20PM 04:45PM 06:20PM 06:20PM

Human Anatomy/Physiology II

F S M W W TTH W

08:00AM 08:00AM 12:45PM 12:45PM 02:00PM 03:30PM 06:00PM

03:30PM 03:30PM 03:50PM 03:50PM 05:05PM 04:50PM 09:05PM

Introduction to Microbiology

MW TTH TTH TTH MW

08:00AM 09:30AM 12:50PM 02:20PM 02:20PM

09:20AM 12:35PM 02:10PM 05:25PM 05:25PM

Days/Online Start Time

TTH TTH MW MW

05:00PM 06:30PM 05:00PM 06:30PM

End Time

06:20PM 09:35PM 06:20PM 09:35PM

BUSINESS BUS-100

49828 49829 49834 49835 49836 49837 49838 49812 49813 49830 49831 49832 49839 49833 49814 49827 49840

Introduction to Business

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online T T T M MW S MW T T W

5 5

M T

3 3 3 3 3

Online Online MW T M

BUS-101

49841 49842

Online

3 3

TH MW

3 3 3

W S TH

3 3 3

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Online

Entrepreneurial Finance

3 3

Online Online

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5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

Online Online T TTH T MW TTH W MW

5 5 5 5 5 5

Online Online F W TH TTH

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Online Online Online Online Online M TTH TTH W

E-Business Strategy

BUS-201

49823 49865 49863 49867 49861 49864 49866 49822 49862

Principles of Accounting I

BUS-202

49824 49876 49825 49877 49878 49868

07:00AM 08:25AM 11:00AM 11:00AM 02:00PM 06:30PM 07:00PM

09:25AM 10:50AM 01:25PM 01:25PM 04:25PM 08:55PM 09:25PM

Principles of Accounting II

BUS-211

49881 49883 49884 49885 49886 49887 49888 49890 49826

12:20PM

Principles/Electronic Commerce

BUS-192

49857

11:00AM

Business Ethics

BUS-190

49856

03:20PM 07:50PM

Introduction to Investments

BUS-160

49855 49860

02:00PM 06:30PM

Personal Finance

BUS-157

49859

09:20AM 10:20AM 07:50PM

Principles of Selling

BUS-156

49854

08:00AM 09:00AM 06:30PM

Principles of Advertising

BUS-154

49853

10:50AM 10:50AM

Principles of Marketing

BUS-142

49852

09:30AM 09:30AM

Managing Workplace Diversity

BUS-141

49851

07:50PM

Business Entrepreneurship

BUS-140

49850 49858 49821

01:50PM 09:35PM 09:35PM

Retail Management

BUS-126

49818 49820 49819

06:30PM

BUS-117

49817 49849

12:30PM 06:30PM 06:30PM

Human Resource Management

BUS-113

49848

10:25AM 09:25PM

Human Relations in the Workplace

BUS-112

49847

08:00AM 07:00PM

Principles of Management

BUS-111

49816

07:50AM 11:05AM 09:20AM 11:20AM 11:20AM 10:20AM 12:20PM 03:20PM 09:35PM 09:35PM

Bookkeeping and Accounting

BUS-110

49843 49844 49845 49815 49846

06:30AM 07:45AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 09:00AM 11:00AM 02:00PM 06:30PM 06:30PM

09:00AM 11:00AM 11:00AM 07:00PM

12:00PM 01:25PM 01:25PM 09:25PM

Business Law

09:30AM 09:30AM 11:00AM 07:00PM

10:50AM 10:50AM 12:20PM 08:20PM

CHEMISTRY CHEM-100

49744 49745 49795 49746

3 3 3 3

CHEM-151

49760

49761

49788

49747

49748

49772

Chemistry and Society

Online MW MW MW

09:30AM 09:30AM 02:00PM

10:50AM 10:50AM 03:20PM

Prep General Chemistry

Online T Online M Online T MW W MW M MW M

09:00AM

12:05PM

07:15PM

10:20PM

12:45PM

03:50PM

08:00AM 09:30AM 08:00AM 09:30AM 08:00AM 09:30AM

09:20AM 12:35PM 09:20AM 12:35PM 09:20AM 12:35PM continued to next page

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49784

Units Days/Online

49749

49750

49751

49752

49786

49787

49755

49757

49753

49758

49785

49756

49759

MW W MW W MW M TTH TH TTH T MW M MW W TTH T TTH TH MW M MW W TTH T TTH T MW W

CHEM-151H

49754

50663

50664

50668

50662

50661

50665 50666 50669

5 5 5

49764

49763

49766

49765

49769

49770

08:00AM 09:30AM

09:20AM 12:35PM

08:00AM 09:30AM 09:30AM 09:30AM 11:00AM 11:00AM 09:30AM 11:00AM 11:00AM 09:30AM 08:30AM 11:00AM 12:50PM 12:30PM 12:30PM 02:00PM 02:00PM 12:30PM 02:15PM 02:00PM 04:00PM 05:30PM 05:30PM 06:30PM 05:30PM 12:30PM 02:15PM 02:00PM

06:30PM 08:00AM 09:45AM 09:30AM 11:00AM 01:00PM 02:30PM 02:00PM 03:30PM

TTH TTH TTH TTH MW MW

09:30AM 11:00AM 05:00PM 06:30PM 05:00PM 06:30PM

01:50PM 05:20PM 02:50PM

09:35PM 09:20AM 12:50PM 10:50AM 02:05PM 02:20PM 05:35PM 03:20PM 06:35PM 10:50AM 02:05PM 06:20PM 09:35PM 06:20PM 09:35PM

Organic Chemistry II

MW MW

09:30AM 11:00AM

10:50AM 02:05PM

CINEMA CINEMA-120

50080 50086 50088 50087 50075

3 3 3 3 3

Film Aesthetics

T W S TH M

CINEMA-121

50090 50092 50093

3 3 3

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

11:05AM 02:20PM 02:20PM

History of Cinema

11:15AM 06:00PM

02:20PM 09:05PM

American Cinema: Crossing Cultures

W M F TH W

CINEMA-131

50106

08:00AM 11:15AM 11:15AM

TH T

CINEMA-123

50099 50098 50102 50101 50104

11:05AM 02:20PM 02:20PM 05:35PM 09:05PM

History of American Cinema

M F T

CINEMA-122

50096 50095

08:00AM 11:15AM 11:15AM 02:30PM 06:00PM

08:00AM 11:15AM 02:30PM 06:00PM 06:00PM

11:05AM 02:20PM 05:35PM 09:05PM 09:05PM

History of International Cinema

02:30PM

05:35PM

49513 49514 49488

3 3 3

COMS-105

49406 49412 49415

3 3 3

Process of Communication

Online Online TTH

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online TTH MW TTH MW TTH TTH TTH TTH TTH TTH MW TTH MW TTH T

49497

3 3 3 3 3 3

Online Online Online MW TTH

3 3

COMS-190

49496

49675

3 3 3

COMS-227

49490

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

01:50PM

08:00AM 03:30PM

11:20AM 04:50PM

12:30PM 06:30PM

09:20AM 12:20PM

09:30AM

10:50AM

11:00AM 11:00AM

12:20PM 12:20PM

Communication and Gender

50548 50553

06:30PM

09:35PM

Microsoft Outlook - Brief

1.5 Online Introduction to Photoshop

1.5 Online 1.5 Online

CAWT-076

50562 50564 50565 50567 50583

3 3 3

50568 50572 50584

3 3 3

50585

Introduction to Computers

50556 50559 50560 50561 50586 50587 50588 50589 50590 50591

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

50578

50579

Medical Office Procedures

50580

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online

50581

50582

Microsoft Word I Microsoft Excel I

Online Website Development I

Online Website Development II

Online Web Development/Dreamweaver

Online

09:30AM

10:50AM

CMPNET-132

51837

A+ Computer Repair

TTH TTH

CMPNET-151

51839

05:00PM 06:00PM

05:50PM 07:20PM

CCNA Prep 1

1 1 1

50040

49969 49972

3 3 3 3 3

3 3 3 3

10:00AM

10:50AM 12:20PM 02:20PM 06:20PM

12:30PM 12:30PM 03:30PM 06:30PM

01:50PM 01:50PM 04:50PM 09:35PM

08:00AM 09:30AM 05:00PM

09:20AM 10:50AM 06:20PM

08:00AM 11:00AM 06:30PM

09:20AM 12:20PM 07:50PM

PHP Programming Computer Organization

TTH TTH

02:00PM 05:00PM

03:20PM 06:20PM

C Programming

MW MW M

11:00AM 02:00PM 06:30PM

12:20PM 03:20PM 09:35PM

C++ Object Oriented Programming

MW TTH

11:00AM 12:30PM

12:20PM 01:50PM

Discrete Structures

TTH TTH

CMPSCI-282

50016 50019

09:30AM 11:00AM 11:15AM 05:00PM

Online

CMPSCI-256

49993 49995

09:20AM 09:20AM 10:50AM 10:50AM 02:20PM 04:50PM 10:50AM 10:50AM

Data Structures & Program Design Lab

TH TTH TTH

CMPSCI-236

3 3

08:00AM 08:00AM 09:30AM 09:30AM 11:15AM 03:30PM 09:30AM 09:30AM

Data Structures & Program Design

T TTH TTH

CMPSCI-192

11:00AM 11:00AM

12:20PM 12:20PM

Advanced Data Structures

MW MW

08:00AM 05:00PM

09:20AM 06:20PM

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY 50645 2 50646 2

CONST-030

50647 2

Plumbing Technology I

Hybrid W 09:00AM 12:05PM Electrical Technology I

Hybrid F 09:00AM 12:05PM Carpentry Technology I

Hybrid M 09:00AM 12:05PM

CONST-101

50633 50634

2 2 3

Construction & Construction Engineering

Online Online Construction Management Principles

Online

CONST-103

3 3

Blue Print Reading for Construction

Online Online

CONST-109

50641

CA Building Code

Online California Mechanical Code

Online

CONST-122

Plumbing Systems & the Plumbing Code

Online

COUNSELING 49634 50111 50112 50113

3 3 3 3

COUNS-110

Online

CAWT-171

50055 51926 50032

COUNS-100

Survey of Microsoft Programs

CAWT-170

3 3 3

CMPSCI-182L

50642

Online

CAWT-155

08:20PM 09:50PM

Computer Architecture & Assembly Language

MW TTH TTH W

CONST-120

Business Communications

CAWT-150

50054 51899 49966

50639

Online Online Online

CAWT-140

3 3 3 3

CMPSCI-182

50636 50638

Online Online Online

CAWT-130

49953 51898 49956 49960

50635

Introduction to Wordpress

CAWT-116

07:30PM 08:30PM

Introduction to Algorithms & Programming Lab

TH MW S MW

CONST-102

1.5 Online 1.5 Online

CAWT-101

08:35PM 10:05PM

Introduction to Algorithms and Programming/Java

TTH MW MW T F MW TTH MW

CMPSCI-122

CONST-020

Communcation & Leadership

CAWT-074

1 1 1 1

CONST-010

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AND WEB TECHNOLOGIES 50539

50048 49940 49952 51885

49991 49987

08:00AM 11:00AM

3 3 3 3 3 3 1 1

CMPSCI-235

Online Online

CAWT-036

05:30PM 08:45PM

Security+ Certification

3.5 TTH T

CMPSCI-111L

Strategies of Argumentation

CCNA Prep 1

MW MW

CMPSCI-222

01:50PM 09:35PM

Intercultural Communication

COMS-270

49512

12:30PM

Online Online

COMS-260

49499 49530

09:20AM 09:20AM 09:20AM 10:50AM 10:50AM 10:50AM 10:50AM 12:20PM 12:20PM 12:20PM 04:50PM 04:50PM 06:20PM 06:20PM 09:35PM

Interpersonal Communication

COMS-256

49500 49528

08:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 09:30AM 09:30AM 09:30AM 09:30AM 11:00AM 11:00AM 11:00AM 03:30PM 03:30PM 05:00PM 05:00PM 06:30PM

49941 49944 49939 50043 49948 51884 49943 49945

49979 49983 49975

TTH MW

End Time

COMPUTER SCIENCE

08:50AM 02:00PM 08:50AM 02:00PM

Days/Online Start Time

CMPSCI-111

Introduction to Rhetorical Criticism

COMS-246

49489 49491

51840

08:00AM 09:00AM 08:00AM 09:00AM

Online TTH MW

Units

CMPNET-171

Forensics

F F F F

COMS-225

49504 49481 49483

51838

Oral Interpretation

TTH TH

Sec. #

CMPNET-151

Small Group Communication

COMS-150

49495 49511

End Time

Fundamentals of Public Speaking - Honors

TTH

COMS-120

49485 49486 49510 49432 49487

Start Time

COMPUTER NETWORKING

Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Online Online Online

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

CAWT-173

COMMUNICATION STUDIES COMS-100

Units Days/Online

COMS-105H

09:20AM 12:35PM 10:20AM 10:50AM 02:05PM 11:50AM 10:50AM 02:05PM 11:50AM 12:35PM 09:20AM 12:20PM 03:55PM 01:20PM 01:50PM 05:05PM 02:50PM 01:50PM 05:20PM 02:50PM 05:20PM 08:35PM 06:20PM 09:35PM 06:20PM

Organic Chemistry I

CHEM-256

49771

49424 49435 49439 49441 49484 49492 49493 49498 49503 49509 49533 49534 49536 49538 49539 49541 49410 49414 49478 49417 49419 49420 49479 49480 49482 49494 49501 49502 49505 49506 49508

General Chemistry II

Online TTH MW MW TTH TTH TTH TTH MW MW

CHEM-255

49768

09:20AM 12:35PM 12:20PM 03:50PM 12:20PM 03:50PM 12:20PM 03:50PM 12:20PM 03:50PM 12:20PM 03:50PM 12:20PM 03:50PM 03:20PM 07:05PM 03:20PM 07:05PM 03:50PM 07:05PM 03:50PM 07:05PM 03:50PM 07:05PM 06:50PM 10:20PM 06:50PM 10:20PM

General Chemistry I - Honors

MW W M

CHEM-202

49767

Sec. #

General Chemistry I

TTH TH T MW W M MW M W T T TTH T TH TTH TH T MW M W TTH T TH W W

CHEM-201H

50670

08:00AM 09:30AM 11:00AM 12:45PM 11:00AM 12:45PM 11:00AM 12:45PM 11:00AM 12:45PM 11:00AM 12:45PM 11:00AM 12:45PM 02:00PM 04:00PM 02:00PM 04:00PM 02:30PM 04:00PM 02:30PM 04:00PM 02:30PM 04:00PM 05:30PM 07:15PM 05:30PM 07:15PM

End Time

Prep General Chemistry Honors

TTH TH

CHEM-201

50667

Start Time

50131 50132 50136 50167 50170 50174 50178 50180 50183 50184 50187 50190 50240 50241 50242 50243 50245 50246 50247 50248 50250 50251 50252 50192

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Successful Strategies for the Reentry Adult

Online Online Online Online Career-Life Planning

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09:30AM

10:50AM

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Units Days/Online

COUNS-111

50198 50203 50205

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Introduction to College & Strategies for Success

50284 50285 50286 51975 50276 50277

University Transfer Planning

50267 50268 50269

50270

CULARTS-055

50454

50271

CULARTS-121

50457

50272

50463

CULARTS-123

50469 3

50273

51942 3

50274 50275

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WTH WTH

49222 49223 49224 49225

51944 3

FS FS FS FS

49229 49230 49231 49244 49247 49266 09:30AM

10:50AM

ECE-102

09:05AM 12:35PM

ECE-103

08:00AM 09:15AM

08:20PM

03:00PM 05:15PM 03:00PM 05:15PM

05:05PM 08:20PM 05:05PM 08:20PM

08:30AM 11:45AM 08:30AM 04:15PM

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04:25PM 09:30PM

08:00AM 11:20AM 08:00AM 04:00PM

10:15AM 02:50PM 10:15AM 07:30PM

CULARTS-130 Pastry Art

50455 2.5 MT MT

08:00AM 09:30AM 10:30AM 01:50PM

51945 2.5 MT MT 51946 2.5 WTH WTH 51947 2.5 WTH WTH

08:00AM 03:00PM 08:00AM 10:30AM 08:00AM 02:30PM

CULARTS-131 Chocolates

50467 2.5 MT MT 51948 2.5 MT MT

08:00AM 10:15AM 08:00AM 04:15PM

09:30AM 06:20PM 09:30AM 01:35PM 09:30AM 05:35PM 09:00AM 03:20PM 09:00AM 09:20PM

CULARTS-132 Culinary Fundamentals III

50466 3

MT MT 51949 3 MT MT I51951 3WTH WTH 51952 3 WTH WTH

08:00AM 11:00AM 08:00AM 03:15PM 08:00AM 11:00AM 08:00AM 03:00PM

CULARTS-133 International Cuisine

51953 2.5 MT MT 51954 2.5 MT MT CULARTS-136

50452

08:00AM 10:30AM 08:00AM 02:30PM

10:05AM 02:20PM 10:05AM 06:35PM 10:00AM 02:05PM 10:00AM 06:05PM 09:30AM 01:35PM 09:30AM 05:35PM

ICUE Front of the House Serv

WTH WTH

09:00AM 10:40AM

DANCE DANCE-100

50265 50266 50278 50279 50280 50281 50282 50283

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Dance Appreciation

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online

1 1 1 1

10:50AM 01:50PM

11:00AM

12:20PM

02:00PM

03:20PM

12:30PM

01:50PM

02:00PM

03:20PM

Ballroom and Social Dance

11:15AM

02:20PM

Beginning Tap Dance

TTH

12:30PM

01:50PM

Beginning Ballet

11:00AM

12:20PM

Introduction to Yoga

TTH

08:00AM

09:20AM

10:30AM 03:50PM

49233 49270 49271 49274 49276

03:30PM

04:50PM

Principles & Practices of ECE

3 3 3 3

Online Online MW T

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3 3 3

Online Online MW

3 3

Online Online

Online

09:30AM

08:00AM

10:50AM 09:35PM

10:50AM

12:30PM

06:30PM

09:35PM

Supervision/Admin. of Children’s Programs

06:30PM

09:30PM

Adv. Supervision/Admin. of Children’s Programs

ECE-203

50871

09:30AM 06:30PM

Understanding & Edu. of Children w/Special Needs

ECE-202

49242

11:05AM 09:35PM

Art and Creativity/Young Children

ECE-201

49240

08:00AM 06:30PM

Music/Movement for Young Children

ECE-160

49301

09:35PM

School Age Child Care Programs

ECE-151

49298

06:30PM

Infant/Toddler Development and Curriculum

ECE-144

49293

02:20PM 09:35PM

Diversity in Early Childhood Education

ECE-135

49292

11:15AM 06:30PM

Health, Safety, Nutrition in Early Childhood Education

ECE-130

49237 49289

06:30PM

09:30PM

Adult Supervision: Mentoring Process

06:30PM

09:35PM

ECONOMICS ECON-170

50420 50426 50427 50421

3 3 3 3

ECON-170H

50439

ECON-201

50422 50423 50428 50429 50430 50431 50432 50440 50441 50442 50444

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

ECON-201H

50445

ECON-202

50424 50425 50435 50437 50438 50443 50446 50447 50449

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

ECON-291

50448

3 3

Economic History of the U.S.

Online Online Online TTH

12:30PM

01:50PM

Economic History U.S. - Honors

Online Macroeconomics

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Macroeconomics - Honors

TTH

11:00AM

12:20PM

Microeconomics

51841

01:50PM

06:00PM 07:00PM

06:50PM 08:20PM

ENGINEERING 50485

Discover Engineering

Online

ENGR-101

50474

51880

Introduction to Engineering

TTH T MW M

ENGR-110

50554

50558

3 3

50475

01:15PM 02:15PM

02:05PM 03:35PM

06:30PM 07:30PM

07:20PM 08:50PM

Materials of Engineering

ENGR-152

50483

03:00PM 04:00PM 03:50PM 04:50PM

Solids Modeling/Mechanical Drafting

TTH TTH

ENGR-151

50547

01:40PM 03:10PM 02:30PM 04:00PM

Introduction. to Engineering Graphics with Autocad

MW MW

ENGR-114

05:00PM

06:20PM

05:00PM

06:20PM

Statics

TTH

Programming/Problem-Solving in MATLAB

F F

12:10PM 02:10PM

02:00PM 05:15PM

ENGLISH 49380 49389 49393 49446 49447 49448 49449 49450 49451 49452 49455 49459 49460 49463 49464 49466 49467 49469 49635 49637 49638 49639 49640 49643 49644 49647 49648 49693 49694 49696 49699 49700 49702 49709 49710 49711 49712 49713 49714 49715 49716 49717 49718 49719 49720 49735 49736 49737 49396 49456 49476 49477 49645 49691 49376 49408 49475 9642 49458 49650 49695 49468 49473 49697 49453 49461 49698 49454

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

ENGL-103

12:30PM

11:05AM 09:35PM

Basic Electronics

MW MW

ENGR-096

49651

Statistical Methods in Business & Economics

08:00AM 06:30PM

ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS

ENGL-101H

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online TTH

End Time

Introduction to Teaching In A Diverse Society

S W

ESYST-101

ENGL-101

Introduction to Curriculum for ECE

ECE-106

49236 49286 49283

02:20PM 09:35PM

Observation and Assessment

ECE-105

49280 49281

11:15AM 06:30PM

Child, Family, and Community

3 3

Days/Online Start Time

ENGR-220

Child Growth and Development

ECE-104

49278 49279

49388 49391

Introduction to Yoga

ECE-101

CULARTS-128 Principles of Baking II

50471 3

09:30AM 11:00AM

Beginning Jazz Dance

TTH

ECE-100

CULARTS-127 Principles of Baking

50459

Units

EDUCATION

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Culinary Fundamentals II

MT MT MT MT

DANCE-180

CULARTS-125 Principles of Garde Manger I

50465 3

Sec. #

EDUC-203

Beginning Modern Dance

DANCE-180

Culinary Fundamentals I

WTH WTH WTH WTH

DANCE-141

06:00PM

WTH WTH MT MT

End Time

Fundamentals of Dance Movement

DANCE-135

Culinary Safety and Sanitation

TTH

DANCE-134

Knife Skills

MT MT

Start Time

Pilates

DANCE-131

CULINARY ARTS 50453

Online Online Online Online TTH W

DANCE-121

Student Success

CULARTS-050

3 3 3 3 3 3

DANCE-111

Units Days/Online

DANCE-108

Learning to Learn

COUNS-150

50139 50148 50155 50157 50162 50217 50219 50221 50222 50224 50225 50226 50228 50229 50231 50233 50237 50238 50239 50254 50255 50256 50257 50258 50259 50260 50261 50262 50154

Sec. #

Online Online Online

COUNS-142

50211 50213 50215

End Time

Online Online Online

COUNS-120

50206 50209 50210

Start Time

49653 49656 49658 49659 49661 49662 49664 49666 49667 49668 49669 49671

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

English Composition

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online MW TTH MW TTH MW TTH MW TTH TTH MW TTH MW MW MW TTH MW TTH TTH MW MW

08:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 10:15AM 10:15AM 10:15AM 10:15AM 12:30PM 12:30PM 12:30PM 02:45PM 02:45PM 02:45PM 05:00PM 05:00PM 05:00PM 07:15PM

10:05AM 10:05AM 10:05AM 10:05AM 10:05AM 10:05AM 12:20PM 12:20PM 12:20PM 12:20PM 02:35PM 02:35PM 02:35PM 04:50PM 04:50PM 04:50PM 07:05PM 07:05PM 07:05PM 09:20PM

English Composition - Honors

Online Critical Reading/Writing/Thinking

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online continued to next page

Sec. #

Units Days/Online

49672 49676 49704 49705 49706 49721 49722 49723 49724 49725 49726 49727 49728 49729 49730 49731 49739 49740 49652 49654 49655 49703 49738 49660 49708 49665 49670 49673 49674

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online TTH MW TTH MW MW MW MW MW TTH MW TTH

ENGL-103H

49677

3 3 3

49683

49684

49685

51792

49732

4 3

Creative Writing - Poetry

Online Composition and Literature

Online Introduction to Linguistics

Online Interm. Composition/Literature/Critical Thinking

Online British Literature I

49689

British Literature II

49734

American Literature II

Online

MW TTH

01:25PM 07:25PM

07:15PM

09:20PM

College Listening and Speaking

ESL-100

51810 51809 51811

11:00AM 05:00PM

Accent Reduction

ESL-096

51821

08:25AM

10:50AM

Advanced College Reading & Writing

5 5 5

TTH MW W

08:25AM 11:00AM 07:15PM

10:50AM 01:25PM 09:20PM

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES ENVRMT-101

51274 51275 51273

3 3 3

Introduction Environmental Studies

Online Online M

ENVRMT-103

51276

51277

06:30PM

09:35PM

Introduction Environmental Science

M W M W

ENVRMT-104

51278

09:30AM 09:30AM 01:00PM 01:00PM

12:35PM 12:35PM 04:05PM 04:05PM

Energy Resource Conservation

TTH

12:30PM

01:50PM

FIRETC-101

3 3 3

Online Online MW

3 3

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

09:20AM 10:50AM

11:00AM

12:20PM

09:05PM

08:00AM

09:20AM

Principles of Fire & Emergency Services Administration

Online Principles of Fire & Emergency Services Safety/Survival

06:00PM

09:05PM

Hazardous Materials Chemistry

06:00PM

09:05PM

GEOGRAPHY GEOG-101

50186 50188 50191 50140

3 3 3 3

Physical Geography

Online Online Online F

08:00AM

11:05AM

11:00AM

12:20PM

Weather and Climate

3 3 3

World Regional Geography

California Geography

Online

50859

50208 50208 50212

4 4 1 4

3 3 3 3 3 3

MW MW TTH T TTH TTH TH

GEOLOGY-110

50220

50223

01:50PM

08:00AM 09:30AM 12:30PM 02:00PM 06:30PM 08:00PM 02:00PM 09:30AM 11:00AM

49445

50404

50392

50402

GMD-104

50407

GMD-120

50419 50433 50434 50436 50406

3 3 3 3 3

GMD-142

50408

50414

GMD-173

50417

GMD-177

50872

GMD-242

50418

Online Online TTH TTH

09:30AM 11:00AM

10:50AM 12:20PM

Environmental Geology

Online Geology of California

Online Earth Science

Online Earth Science with Lab

MW MW MW MW

02:00PM 12:30PM 02:00PM 03:30PM

03:20PM 01:50PM 03:20PM 04:50PM

Introduction to Global Studies

TTH

12:30PM

01:50PM

Introduction to Visual Comm

TTH TTH MW MW MW MW

08:00AM 09:00AM 10:30AM 11:30AM 04:00PM 05:00PM

08:50AM 10:20AM 11:20AM 12:50PM 04:50PM 06:20PM

Graphic Design for Web & Social Media

TTH TTH

06:30PM 07:30PM

07:20PM 08:50PM

History of Graphic Design

Online Online Online Online TTH

08:00AM

09:20AM

Digital Illustration

MW MW

01:00PM 02:00PM

01:50PM 03:20PM

Graphic Design I

TTH TTH

04:00PM 05:00PM

04:50PM 06:20PM

Type and Typography

TTH TTH

10:30AM 11:30AM

11:20AM 12:50PM

Motion Design

MW MW

08:00AM 09:00AM

08:50AM 10:20AM

Web and Interactive Design

MW MW

06:30PM 07:30PM

07:20PM 08:50PM

Graphic Design II

TTH TTH

01:00PM 02:00PM

01:50PM 03:20PM

HEALTH SCIENCE HLHSCI-046

50763 50768 50771

3 3 3

HLHSCI-100

50802 50804 50805 50806 50807 50808 50809 50811 50812 50813

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

50603 50605 50606

3 3 3

HLHSCI-149

2 2

HLHSCI-150

50616 50620 50612 50614 50617

3 3 3 3 3

Emergency Medical Responder

MW TTH F

08:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM

Health Education

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online

9.5 9.5 9.5 9.5

HLHSCI-243

50621

HIST-101

GRAPHIC AND MULTIMEDIA DESIGN GMD-101

10:50AM 12:20PM

GLOBAL STUDIES

GLST-101

50600

HLHSCI-249

Dinosaurs

11:10AM 11:10AM 11:05AM

Days/Online Start Time

Online Online Online Online Online MW TTH TTH

HLHSCI-101

09:20AM 10:50AM 01:50PM 05:05PM 07:50PM 09:20PM 05:05PM

Historical Geology

TTH TTH

GEOLOGY-109

12:30PM

Physical Geology with Lab

GEOLOGY-103

50234 50236 50216 50218

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

50772 50774 50773 50775

Physical Geology

Online Online TTH

GEOLOGY-102

50214

50814 50815 51886 51887 51888 50818 50819 50820

HLHSCI-151

GEOLOGY-101

50227

Units

50609 50610

Online Online Online

GEOLOGY-100

50230 50232 50858

Sec. #

HLHSCI-140

GEOLOGY

Fire Behavior and Combustion

FIRETC-120

50124

09:30AM

06:00PM

Online TTH

FIRETC-109

50122

08:00AM

Building Construction/Fire Protection

FIRETC-106

50130

50179

11:05AM 02:20PM 10:50AM 12:20PM 01:50PM 03:20PM 07:50PM 09:20PM 05:35PM

Online Online

GEOGRPH-105

Online

FIRETC-105

50129 50121

3 3 3

GMD-145

Building Construction/Fire Protection

FIRETC-104

50119

50177 50201 50204

Fire Protection Systems

FIRETC-104

50128

3 3

08:00AM 11:15AM 09:30AM 11:00AM 12:30PM 02:00PM 06:30PM 08:00PM 02:30PM

Human Geography

Online Online MW

GEOGRPH-104

50412

Fire Prevention

FIRETC-103

50117

3 3 3

Principles of Emergency Services

FIRETC-102

50116

GMD-144

FIRE TECHNOLOGY 50125 50127 50114

50153

Intermediate College Reading & Writing

5 5

ESL-091

51808

50253

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE 51806 51807

50151

50249

American Literature I

ESL-090

GEOLOGY-105

Online

ENGL-261

50181

50244

Online

ENGL-260

End Time

Physical Geography with Lab

T T TTH TTH MW MW MW MW T

GEOLOGY-104

Online

ENGL-251

49733

09:20AM 09:20AM 09:20AM 09:20AM 09:20AM 12:20PM 12:20PM 03:20PM 06:20PM 09:20PM 09:20PM

Creative Writing - Nonfiction

ENGL-250

49688

08:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 08:00AM 11:00AM 11:00AM 02:00PM 05:00PM 08:00PM 08:00PM

Online

ENGL-112

50145

50172 50199

Online

ENGL-111

GEOGRPH-103

Introduction to Creative Writing

ENGL-110

50152

50194 50196 50169

Online

ENGL-108

Units Days/Online Start Time

GEOGRPH-102

Technical Reading & Writing

ENGL-106

Sec. #

GEOGRPH-101

Critical Reading/Writing/Thinking - Honors

ENGL-105

49682

End Time

Online

ENGL-104

49679

Start Time

50623 50624 50626 50628 50629

3 3 3 3 3

09:30AM 09:30AM 11:00AM

End Time

10:50AM 10:50AM 12:20PM

Introduction to Health Professions

06:30PM

09:35PM

Introduction to Public Health

Online Online TH

06:30PM

09:35PM

Nutrition/Fitness/Balanced Living

F MW

10:00AM 06:30PM

11:50AM 08:40PM

Nutrition

TTH F MW M W

08:00AM 08:00AM 09:30AM 06:30PM 06:30PM

09:20AM 11:05AM 10:50AM 09:35PM 09:35PM

Emergency Medical Technician

MW TTH MW TTH

12:30PM 12:30PM 05:45PM 05:45PM

05:05PM 05:05PM 10:20PM 10:20PM

Women and Health

TTH

09:30AM

10:50AM

Medical Terminology

Online Online Online Online F

08:00AM

11:05AM

HISTORY 49227 49226 49228

Western Civilization: Pre-Industrial West

3 3 3

TTH TTH TTH

3 3

TTH TTH

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online Online W M TH

HIST-102

49232 49234

08:00AM 09:00AM 09:30AM 02:00PM 03:30PM 06:30PM 06:30PM 06:30PM

09:20AM 12:05PM 10:50AM 03:20PM 04:50PM 09:35PM 09:35PM 09:50PM

09:00AM 01:00PM 06:30PM

12:05PM 04:05PM 09:35PM

U.S. History II - Honors

Online

3 3 3

Online Online T

HIST-120

49322 49323 49324

10:50AM 01:50PM

United States History II

HIST-112H

49321

09:30AM 12:30PM

United States History I

HIST-112

49290 49291 49294 49295 9296 49297 49299 49300 49302 49304 49305 49306 49307 49308 49309 49310 49311 49312 49313 49314 49318 49319 49320 51971 51972 51973 49317 49316 49315

09:20AM 12:20PM 03:20PM

Western Civilization: The Modern Era

HIST-111

49235 49238 49239 49241 49243 49245 49246 49248 49249 49251 49252 49253 49256 49259 49260 49262 49265 49267 49268 49272 49277 49282 49284 49285 49287 49288 49258 49269 49257 49261 49255 49263 49264 49275

08:00AM 11:00AM 02:00PM

Role of Women-History of U.S.

06:30PM

09:35PM continued to next page

Sec. #

Units Days/Online

HIST-120H

49325

Online

3 3

Online Online Online Online Online TTH T

HIST-192

49334

Online

HIST-210

49335 49336

05:00PM 06:30PM

06:20PM 09:35PM

Introduction to The Hospitality Industry

HRMGT-150

49875

49879

3 3

Restaurant Operations

Online Food Service Sanitation & Safety

Online

HRMGT-235

49894

09:20AM

Introduction to Hotel & Restaurant Operations

HRMGT-225

49880

08:00AM

Online

HRMGT-220

Hotel & Restaurant Sales and Marketing

11:00AM

50134 50135

3 3

50137

Online Online Cultural Eras in Humanities II

Online

HUMAN-150

50138

Great Books, Great Ideas

Online

50611

50651

Introduction to Interior Design

3 3

M T

ID-101B

50613

50655

TH TH

T T MW MW

T T TH TH

T T

12:05PM

12:30PM 02:30PM 06:00PM 07:00PM

02:20PM 05:35PM 06:50PM 08:20PM

MW MW

09:00AM 10:00AM 09:00AM 10:00AM

09:50AM 11:20AM 09:50AM 11:20AM

09:00AM

12:05PM

Lighting Design

12:30PM 02:30PM

02:20PM 05:35PM

Design II - Design Process

03:00PM 04:00PM

03:50PM 05:20PM

Residential Design

ID-217

50648

03:00PM 06:15PM

Interior Design Materials & Specifications

ID-207

50644

01:10PM 03:10PM 09:00AM

ID-190

50694

09:50AM 11:20AM

Interior Design Materials & Specifications

ID-117

50640

3 3 3

50379 50380 50378

3 3 3

50381

50384

3 1

KPET-212

50386 3

09:00AM 11:20AM

11:10AM 02:40PM

Advanced Residential Interior Design Studio

09:00AM 11:20AM

11:10AM 02:40PM

KINESIOLOGY - PHYSICAL EDUCATION

50515

51827

50540

1 1

KPEA-107

50200 52109 52110

1 1 1

KPEA-125

50305 52111 52112

1 1 1

Running for Fitness

Online Cardio Cross-Training

Online Online Stretch for Flexibility & Relaxation

Online Online Online Walking for Fitness

Online Online Online

50541

51890 51985 51889 51892 50349 51891 50346 50348 51893

Off-Season Conditioning For Intercollegiate Sports

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

TTH

09:30AM

10:50AM

08:00AM

09:20AM

Prevention/Care of Athletic Injuries Lab

Online MW 08:00AM 09:20AM Practicum - Upper Extremity

Online F

08:00AM

10:50AM

F MW TTH TTH MW TTH TTH TTH TTH

Introduction to Land Surveying

W S

50542

08:00AM 11:00AM 12:30PM 12:30PM 02:00PM 02:00PM 02:40PM 03:00PM 03:00PM

11:05AM 12:20PM 01:50PM 01:50PM 03:20PM 03:20PM 04:00PM 04:20PM 04:20PM

06:30PM 09:00AM

09:30PM 03:35PM

Advanced Land Surveying

M F

06:30PM 09:00AM

09:30PM 03:35PM

Advanced Applications in Surveying I

TTH

06:00PM

09:05PM

Advanced Applications in Surveying II

TTH

06:00PM

09:05PM

Boundary Control & Legal Principles I

SURV-110

06:00PM

09:05PM

Computer Aided Drafting for Surveyors

TTH TTH

06:30PM 07:30PM

07:20PM 08:50PM

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY MFGT-090

50712

Measurements and Computations

MFGT-112

50713

50714

09:05PM

Introduction to Manufacturing Technology

11:00AM 01:15PM

01:05PM 04:20PM

Machining Fundamentals

TTH TTH

MFGT-141

50730

06:00PM

TTH TTH

MFGT-113

11:00AM 01:15PM

01:05PM 04:35PM

04:45PM 06:45PM

06:35PM 09:50PM

CATIA I

M M

MATHEMATICS MATH-058

50974

MATH-060

51104 50977 50979 51136

5 5 5 5

MATH-070

51146 51147 51150 50982 50983 50988 50990 51105 51137 50984 50986

5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

MATH-075

50993 50991 50995

5 5 5

MATH-083

51106 51115 51120 51119 51116 51107 51109 51117 51118 51108 51121

5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

MATH-092

Kinesiology - Intercollegiate KPEI-153

10:50AM

Prevention/Care of Athletic Injuries Lab

SURV-105

MATH-090

50193 52108

09:30AM

Prevention/Care of Athletic Injuries

TTH

SURV-103

KPEA-102

10:50AM 12:50PM 12:50PM

Online

SURV-102

50997 50999

KPEA-103

12:05PM 01:50PM

American Sports in Film

SURV-101

Kinesiology - Activity 50182

09:30AM 11:00AM 11:00AM

Online Online MW

KPET-213B

50383

09:00AM 12:30PM

Principles of Physical Fitness & Conditioning

KPET-210L

50385

04:00PM

Introduction to Kinesiology

T W W

KPET-210

Architectural Drafting

ID-114

50637

09:00AM 10:00AM

Introduction to Production Design

ID-113

50630

12:05PM

Rapid Visualization & Perspective Illustration

ID-110

50660

09:00AM

MW MW

ID-105

50627

12:50PM 07:20PM

Applied Color for Designers

ID-104

50618

11:30AM 06:00PM

Introduction to Interior Design Lab

ID-102

50615

12:20PM

Online

ID-101A

50698 50700

11:30AM

Careers in Architecture & Interior Design

50375 50376 50377

02:40PM

Theory & Analysis of Soccer

F MW

SURV-104

Merchandising for Interior Design

ID-100

Theory & Analysis of Football

KPET-200

50521

INTERIOR DESIGN ID-092

02:30PM

LAND SURVEYING Introduction to Studies in Humanities

HUMAN-116

3 3

12:20PM

HUMANITIES HUMAN-100

KPET-209

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT 49874

Off-Season Tennis Training

MTWTH 01:10PM

KPET-201

Latin American Civilization

End Time

Kinesiology - Theory

50373 50374

Online

HRMGT-101

KPET-108

History of California

HIST-240

KPEI-285B

50369

Eastern Civilization II

Units Days/Online Start Time

KPET-104

World History I

3 3 3 3 3

Sec. #

50366

Social & Cultural History of the U.S.

HIST-161

49330 49331 49332 49328 49329

End Time

Role of Women - History U.S. Honors

HIST-130

49326 49327

Start Time

51110 51122 51124 51125 51126 51127

1 1 1 1 1 1

MATH-093

51155 51112 51243

1 1 1

MATH-100

51139

Sec. #

Units

51008 51153 51154 51001 51003 51140 51010 51151 51152 51009

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

MATH-102

51148 51018 51013 51011 51020 51141 51142 51162 51163 51015 51165 51166 51022 51023 51168 51169 51021

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

MATH-103

51171 51024 51027 51173 51025 51026 51114 51170 51029

5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

MATH-104

51030 51033 51034 51035 51143 51031 51175 51037 51041 51178 51046 51045

5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

MATH-111

51048

MATH-130

51050

MATH-140

51213 51224 51225 51226 51227 51183

4 4 4 4 4 4

51188

51189

51205

51206

51211

51217

51228

51239

51240

51191

51194

51195

51200

51214

51219

51232

51229 51234

4 4

Algebra Preparation

05:00PM

07:25PM

Elementary Algebra

MTWTH MW TTH MW

07:45AM 02:25PM 02:25PM 02:25PM

10:10AM 04:50PM 04:50PM 04:50PM

Intermediate Algebra

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College Algebra

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School of Personal and Professional Learning (Noncredit)

Improve Your Skills or Earn a Certificate Taking Free Classes. • If a class has a day and time listed, the class will be held via distance learning or online on that day and time each week. • If a class does not have a day and time listed, the class will be held via distance learning or online but students can complete their coursework on any day or time during the week. • Please review the online Schedule of Classes for the most up-to-date information. www.canyons.edu/Schedule

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FALL 2020 | COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS BREAKING NEWS

A computer screen displays a collection of graduates participating in a virtual commencement ceremony, otherwise known as a Zoom conference meeting.

Unconventional Commencement

hey danced in their living rooms, composed music in their bedrooms, and got handson nursing experience at a coronavirus testing site. The College of the Canyons Class of 2020 is truly unlike any other in the college’s 50year history. The graduating class was honored during a virtual commencement ceremony for all students on June 5, as well as smaller, more focused celebrations for programs such as Nursing, Early Childhood Education, Culinary Arts, and International Students. “I wish to extend my sincerest congratulations to the Class of 2020 who have shown themselves to be those rare individuals who can thrive in adversity,” Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook said. “The success of our college is because of our graduates. I look forward to seeing the records the Class of 2020 will break and the change they will make in this world.” The class of 2020 numbered 2,427 graduates representing 102 majors. Liberal arts and sciences was the leading field of study with 576 graduates, followed by psychology (314), business (308), accounting (178), and liberal arts and sciences with a health emphasis (153). More than 900 students graduated with two or more degrees, 746 students graduated with honors, and 80 graduates achieved perfect 4.0 GPAs, granting them status as valedictorians. Also graduating were 77 veterans and 85 student-athletes. Although the average age was 24, the class of 2020 was decidedly multigenerational, with ages ranging from 17 to 81. Graduates from the class of 2020 are transferring to numerous universities, including UCLA, UC Santa Barbara, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Berkeley, UC Santa Cruz, UC Merced, UC Riverside, UC San Diego, USC, and many outside California.

Clockwise from top left: An online graduation message for international students; an ECE student picks up her Valedictorian medal; a culinary arts student receives drive-up graduation honors; a congratulatory message for nursing graduates; and complimentary lawn signs for graduates.

COLLEGE COLLEGE OFOF THE THE CANYONS CANYONS BREAKING BREAKINGNEWS NEWS• |SPRING FALL 2020 2017

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Nursing Program Donates Supplies to Hospital

n light of the global shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare professionals handling coronavirus cases, the College of the Canyons nursing program donated essential equipment to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital. “College of the Canyons has had a longstanding relationship with Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, where so many of our nursing alumni are proud to be currently employed,” Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook said. “During this unprecedented time, we are committed to helping our local medical first responders in any way that we can. We

are grateful for and applaud the efforts of all first responders who are on the frontlines of this epidemic.” “We are very grateful for the generous donation from the College of the Canyons nursing program during this challenging time,” said Jennifer Castaldo, the hospital’s vice president and chief nursing officer. “COC’s generosity is reflective of the generous spirit in the Santa Clarita Valley.” The donation was made possible thanks to the coordinated statewide efforts of the college and John Cordova, health sector navigator and statewide director for the Health Workforce Initiative, a program of

the Workforce and Economic Development division of the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office, hosted at College of the Canyons. “Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital’s clinical experts have been outstanding contributors to the professional clinical education of countless nursing and medical laboratory technician students for over two decades,” said Dr. Kathy Bakhit, dean of health professions and public safety at the college. “College of the Canyons’ faculty, students, staff and administrators are all truly grateful that the college could support them directly in this way.”

DONATIONS • 240 N95 masks • 250 regular masks • 200 masks with face shields • 30 PPE gowns • 15 goggles • 300 PPE hair covers • 50 disposable stethoscopes • 800 ear thermometer probe covers • 3,500 thermometer probe covers • 300 otoscope covers • 15 boxes of 100 non-sterile gloves • 17 boxes of 25-pair sterile gloves

Clockwise from left: Bernardo Feldman leads an online music lesson; media arts professor Ron Mita gets creative with an online class resembling a TV show; and a Social Science online discussion.

Faculty Transition to Remote Instruction I Uniquely Positioned ’ll show it to you on the screen, Bernardo Feldman said as he displayed a piece of paper with handwritten music notes on the computer screen. “This is what my paper looks like.” Feldman, chair of the College of the Canyons music department, was leading his Music 120A class through its first tonal harmony lesson via an online discussion. Despite a few interruptions by an ambulance siren and cell phones buzzing off screen, the class worked together to harmonize a simple melody. When the college transitioned most of its in-person courses to remote delivery in March, recreating an online classroom environment where students and faculty could hold discussions, collaborate and create proved no easy feat. This was especially true for professors who had limited online teaching experience. Many faculty members underwent crash training because they had never used Zoom or Canvas before. “I had to stop my lectures a couple of times to ask the more tech-savvy students how to do something on Zoom,” said Phil Gussin, a political science professor who initially struggled with the new technology. Fortunately, many professors with online teaching experience offered their less experienced colleagues a helping hand. “There were so many faculty who needed help, and everyone pitched in,” said Victoria Leonard, a communication studies professor who spent many hours helping train colleagues on how to use Canvas. While the sudden transition to remote learning was challenging, the transition forced her to think outside the box, Leonard said. “I have used Canvas in ways that I never did before, and I am thrilled with new discoveries,” she said. “I am also using Zoom in ways I would never have dreamed.” Leonard is encouraging student engagement by using the “groups” and “breakout room” features to allow for

collaboration and discussion. “I record lectures so that if a student needs that content, it is available,” she said. “I have also taken specific lectures that are very important and linked them into Canvas.” Her efforts to go the extra mile have not gone unnoticed by her students. “Online learning is very difficult for me, but somehow you are still able to make class fun and seem like normal,” Kyra Kauffman wrote in an

“We are both making the best of our situation,” Julie Lawson, director of the Just Jazz ensemble. “We’ve been communicating with each other, trying to figure out the smartest way to stay connected with our students.” To better assist her students, Lawson purchased an overhead video stand for her iPhone so she can record herself playing piano for her keyboard class. “I send them videos of me playing their assignments,” Lawson said. “It’s

Theatre students utilized video-conferencing technology to perform the stage play “Pippin,” which was originally scheduled to take place at the Performing Arts Center. email. “Thank you for being so responsive to this situation and taking time to hear our perspectives about what’s going on.” Gussin said he has noticed the transition to remote learning has led to more class participation. “Oddly enough, some students who were reluctant to speak up in a classroom setting felt more comfortable speaking in a Zoom session,” Gussin said. The collaborative spirit among faculty has proven invaluable. For music instructors, remote learning poses an exceptional challenge, but faculty members Julie Lawson and Lori Marie Rios are learning to strike a different chord.

not ideal, but it seems to be working.” This semester marks the first time Rios has taught Music Fundamentals, which she now teaches from the back of her daughter’s beauty parlor because it has a whiteboard installed. “I miss the students and the interaction between us, but it is working, and the students like it as well,” Rios said. The hardest thing for Rios was transitioning her choir classes into an online format due to technological lags, but the kinks seemed to have been worked out. “Students learned their parts individually, and each student sang that part to one of the songs,” she said. “It was a success. Students were applauding each other.”

to Keep Teaching

hen the world pivoted to doing everything remotely, the United Nations estimated that 1.2 billion learners – or 70 percent of students worldwide – were affected by school closures. College of the Canyons was well positioned to help students to keep learning, having offered its first hybrid classes in 1999 and fully online classes starting in 2005. At the start of the spring 2020 semester, nearly 25 percent of the college’s classes were offered online. Moreover, half of the faculty were fully certified to teach in this format. Faculty are required to complete specialized training before teaching online classes. Key areas of training include building community and encouraging interaction online; making content accessible to all students, including those with disabilities; and assessing student learning in a distance format. Innovation and faculty training contribute to College of the Canyons students performing better in online classes than other California community colleges. The college’s success rate for students in online classes is 71 percent, compared to 66 percent statewide, and 87 percent of students complete their online classes, compared to 84 percent statewide. Since the college transitioned to distance education in March, students have continued to receive free academic support. The library offers free 24/7 chat with a librarian, 14,000 e-books to check out, and dozens of databases of specialized research articles. Students can receive free tutoring online for most subjects, with the same qualified tutors who provided in-person support. During the fall semester, students will be able to receive free tutoring 46 hours per week. Students can select from hundreds of classes that use Zero Textbook Cost materials, or free textbooks created by faculty to support what our students need to learn. During the 2019/20 academic year, students saved approximately $5 million in textbook costs.

FALL 2020 | COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS BREAKING NEWS

Construction of the Science Center at the Canyon Country campus is on track for completion later this year. The center is expected to open for instruction next summer.

Audit: Bond Measures in Compliance

he Santa Clarita Community College District’s Independent Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee has accepted the results of an inde- MEASURE pendent audit confirming that, for the 12th year in a row, the district has properly accounted for all bond expenditures and issued the district an un- MEASURE modified opinion – the best rating possible – noting no adjustments, audit findings, questioned costs or instances of noncompliance. Eide Bailly LLP conducted the financial and performance audits for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2019 and presented its report to the Independent Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee on Jan. 16. “It’s reassuring to have an independent auditor come in and look at everything to ensure full transparency,” said Nick Lentini, chair of the committee. The 2018/19 audit for Measure M

M E

confirms approximately $175 million in resources from the four bond issuances, which also includes earned interest and net premium on the bonds. The entire amount has been expended on authorized bond projects, closing out the Measure M bond fund as of June 30, 2019. The 2018/19 audit for Measure E confirms approximately $55 million in resources from the first bond issuance, which also includes earned interest and net premium on the bonds. Of that amount, more than $36 million has been expended on authorized bond projects, leaving the district with a Measure E bond project fund balance of nearly $19 million as of June 30, 2019. Sharlene Coleal, assistant superintendent/vice president of business services, acknowledged the excellent work of Jim Schrage, assistant superintendent/vice president, facilities, and district staff members who contributed to a clean audit. “The team effort displayed between

Business Services and the Facilities Department resulted in another year of exceptional audits,” Coleal said. Since Measure M’s passage by voters in 2006, the $160 million bond measure has helped fund a wide variety of facilities, such as the Mentry Hall expansion, The Learning Center/Library expansion, Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook University Center, Canyon Country campus, College of the Canyons Institute for Culinary Education, and Canyons Hall. The bond also helped secure $36.7 million in additional state matching funds that otherwise would have been lost. Voters approved Measure E in 2016 for a total of $230 million to fund multiple projects at both campuses. The bonds are funding construction of the Science Center at the Canyon Country campus. The approximately 55,000-square-foot building will be devoted primarily to physical and biological sciences. The Student Services/Learning Re-

sources Center will be the new home to Student Services and The Learning Center. The four-story building will sit adjacent to the Science Center at the center of campus and will provide office and library space. “We are very excited with the progress of the Science Center and are looking forward to breaking ground on the adjacent Student Services/Learning Resources Center, both of which will enhance the access, persistence, and success of our students,” Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook said. “None of this would be possible were it not for the support of our local community that shares our commitment to making higher education accessible in the Santa Clarita Valley.” At the Valencia campus, Measure E enabled the college to build a three-story parking structure that added 1,659 parking spaces. Measure E funds will now support the renovation of several buildings at the Valencia campus and further expansion at the Canyon Country campus.

STUDENT SERVICES/ LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER CANYON COUNTRY CAMPUS

Project Summary

Major bond-funded facilities, upgrades and improvements funded by Measures E and M. Projects funded by Measure C are included when funding was derived in combination with Measure M.

STUDENT SERVICES/ LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER

LOCATION: CANYON COUNTRY STATUS: UNDER CONSTRUCTION SCOPE: 55,000 SF BUILDING MEASURES E & M: $30,000,000

BOYKIN HALL

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: PLANNING SCOPE: MODERNIZATION MEASURE E: $4,615,000 STATE: $4,879,000 TOTAL: $9,494,000

LECTURE BUILDING

LOCATION: CANYON COUNTRY STATUS: PLANNING MEASURE E: $1,000,000

HVAC MODERNIZATION

LOCATION: CANYON COUNTRY STATUS: COMPLETION 2020 MEASURE E: $1,200,000

SCIENCE CENTER

LOCATION: CANYON COUNTRY STATUS: COMPLETION 2020; OPEN FOR INSTRUCTION SUMMER 2021 SCOPE: 55,000 SF MEASURES E & M: $35,500,000

PHYSICAL EDUCATION WEST

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: COMPLETION 2020 SCOPE: MODERNIZATION MEASURE E: $3,200,000

ADA TRANSITION PLAN

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: PHASE 1 COMPLETE; PHASE 2 IN PLANNING MEASURE E: $2,900,000 (PHASE 1) MEASURE E: $3,400,000 (PHASE 2)

DOOR/LOCK REPLACEMENT

LOCATION: DISTRICTWIDE STATUS: PHASE 1 AND 2 COMPLETED MEASURE M: $1,774,197 (PHASE 1) MEASURE E: $925,000 (PHASE 2)

CENTRAL PLANT

LOCATION: CANYON COUNTRY STATUS: COMPLETION 2019 MEASURES E & M: $7,500,000

PARKING STRUCTURE

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: COMPLETION 2019 SCOPE: 1,659 SPACES, THREE LEVELS MEASURE E: $22,300,000 (STRUCTURE) MEASURE E: $987,879 (UTILITIES) TOTAL: $23,287,879

BOYKIN LECTURE HALL

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: COMPLETION 2019 SCOPE: REMODEL MEASURE E: $826,739

SOCCER FIELD

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: COMPLETION 2016 MEASURE M: $2,366,956

SCIENCE LAB MODERNIZATION

LOCATION: CANYON COUNTRY STATUS: COMPLETION 2017 SCOPE: ADDITION OF WET LABS MEASURE M: $1,093,412

PARKING LOT

LOCATION: CANYON COUNTRY STATUS: COMPLETION 2016 MEASURE M: $1,380,995

CANYONS HALL

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: COMPLETION 2015 SCOPE: 46,370 SF MEASURE M: $11,273,633 STATE: $6,308,000 LOCAL: $12,446 TOTAL: $17,594,079

CULINARY ARTS FACILITY

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: COMPLETION 2015 SCOPE: 12,208 SF MEASURE M: $8,544,048 LOCAL: $1,320,600 TOTAL: $9,864,648

LIBRARY/TLC EXPANSION

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: COMPLETION 2012 SCOPE: 51,435 SF (86,606 TOTAL) MEASURE M: $6,432,069 STATE: $9,414,000 TOTAL: $15,846,069

APPLIED TECH CENTER

LOCATION: CANYON COUNTRY STATUS: COMPLETION 2011 SCOPE: 15,000 SF MEASURE M: $7,114,273

MENTRY HALL EXPANSION

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: COMPLETION 2010 SCOPE: 28,000 SF (78,237 TOTAL) MEASURE M: $12,428,583 LOCAL: $100,000 TOTAL: $12,528,583

UNIVERSITY CENTER

LOCATION: VALENCIA STATUS: COMPLETION 2009 SCOPE: 110,000 SF MEASURES M & C: $9,816,584 STATE: $20,974,000 LOCAL: $9,024,396 TOTAL: $39,814,980

CANYON COUNTRY CAMPUS

LOCATION: CANYON COUNTRY STATUS: PHASE 1 COMPLETION 2007 SCOPE: LAND, SITE DEVELOPMENT, MODULAR FACILITIES MEASURES M & C: $58,011,265

COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS BREAKING NEWS | FALL 2020

Student-Athletes Honored for Excellence

he College of the Canyons Athletic Department has named its Student-Athlete Academic Excellence Award winners for the 2019-20 academic year. To be eligible, student-athletes must have competed in their sport for two seasons and demonstrated tremendous leadership qualities, with combined GPA a determining factor. The honorees are:

Elizabeth Gannon

• Volleyball Gannon achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA, one of just 80 graduates to achieve valedictorian status. The kinesiology major is transferring to California State University, Northridge this fall, where she will continue her athletic career. She is the third Canyons volleyball player to transfer to an NCAA Division I program since 2017. A two-time All-Western State Conference (WSC) honoree at the libero position, Gannon completed the 2019 regular season with 272 digs, 61 aces and 24 assists while playing in all 75 sets. She tied for the conference lead in aces and ranked seventh in digs, while helping the team to a seventh-straight postseason appearance.

GANNON

ZIERER

member of the 2019 Intercollegiate Tennis Association All-Scholar Team. She is transferring to USC this fall to study journalism. As a freshman in 2019, Stanisavljevic finished the regular season with a 12-4 individual record and 10-3 mark in WSC play. In doing so she became the first player in college history to earn all-conference honors after being named to the All-WSC Second-Team as a singles player. In 2020, Stanisavljevic helped lead the the team to a 9-2 team record and 5-2 mark against conference opponents, including six straight victories to begin the season. Those numbers represent the best season record in the tennis program’s three-year history, despite having its final seven matches canceled due to COVID-19.

Kilian Zierer

• Football Zierer left College of the Canyons after three semesters, earning a 3.73 GPA, an associate degree and a full athletic scholarship to the University of Auburn. A native of Höhenkirchen-Siegertsbrunn, Germany, Zierer enrolled at Auburn for Jules Lavigne the spring 2020 semester • Golf to continue studying exLavigne maintained ercise science. a 3.74 GPA while earning A key member of STANISAVLJEVIC LAVIGNE an associate degree in ecothe college’s back-tonomics. A native of France, back Southern Califoralso in the midst of another outstanding season when comLavigne is transferring to nia Football Association Sonoma State University after playing a key role in the petition was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. National Division, Northern League championship teams Cougars’ 2019 California Community College Athletic in 2018 and 2019, Zierer was a two-time all-conference Una Stanisavljevic Association (CCCAA) state championship run. selection at left tackle. In addition to helping Canyons win state, SoCal Re- • Tennis Prior to 2019, he was named to the College Football Stanisavljevic earned an associate degree in liberal America Yearbook Junior College Preseason Starting gion and WSC titles, Lavigne was a member of the 2019 All-State and All-WSC squads. He finished the 2019 state arts and sciences with an emphasis in social and behav- Lineup, one of just 10 players from CCCAA programs. championship No. 3 overall with a two-day, two-over-par ioral sciences. She posted a perfect 4.0 GPA and achieved He is the third Cougar to transfer to a Southeastern Conscore of 146 to finish four shots behind the leader. He was valedictorian status, in addition to being selected as a ference university since 2017.

MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF A CHANGING WORLD...

TOGETHER!

The Chancellor’s Circle is a partnership between College of the Canyons and a diverse group of businesses, community members, non-profit groups, government leaders and others who are committed to strengthening our community – by actively supporting a strong community college. The underlying tenet of the Chancellor’s Circle is the strong belief that by working together we can add value to a community college education, provide support for creative and innovative programs that enrich the educational experience of students, and provide needed workforce skills that will strengthen and sustain our economy – that we can achieve, by working together, much more than we can by working alone.

Please consider joining us! • Call the College of the Canyons Foundation at (661) 362-3435 • Visit canyonsfoundation.org

Members Mr. and Mrs. Michael Berger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Budman Mr. Nicolas Cardenas and Nicole Cardenas Chick-ﬁl-A Valencia Town Center Mrs. Sheila Chovan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cusumano DLR Group Architects Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fiero Five Point Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Garasi Mr. John Garzon Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital

Heritage Sierra Medical Group Mr. Tim Honadel Honda Performance Development Inc. Jersey Mike’s Kaiser Permanente Kitchell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klocko Landscape Development Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lee Leo A. Daly Victoria and Scott Leonard Logix Federal Credit Union

Math Support Services Inc. Mrs. Jill Mellady Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Meyer Jr. Mitzi and Randy Moberg Mr. and Mrs. Skip Newhall Newhall Escrow Co. Mr. Edward Padilla Princess Cruises Community Foundation ReMax of Santa Clarita Mrs. Anna Frutos-Sanchez and Robert Sanchez Schools First FCU

Scorpion Marketing Shepard Insurance Agency Dr. Joyce Shulman Southern California Gas UCLA Health, Department of Medicine Dr. Dianne and Mr. Roger Van Hook Via Promotionals Visual Terrain Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Walker Wells Fargo Westfield Valencia Town Center