FROM THE OFFICE OF THE INTERIM CEO
What a wonderful and exciting experience! That is indeed my reaction after being honored to serve as the UNMTaos Interim Branch President (CEO) during this past academic year. It was an opportunity to learn so much more about our campus family and the ways in which we serve our students and our community. It was a time of transition, with the search for our new CEO, the dedication of our Health Careers Training Center at Rio Grande Hall, and the beginning of building plans for the STEM Center at Klauer Campus. But it was a period not without challenges, both local and statewide. We dealt with bursting water mains and exploding transformers at the start of the Fall semester. We have navigated the tricky waters of State budget allocations and rescissions. But, by a large margin, it has been a successful year. And now we await the 2017-18 semesters with great anticipation. As you look through the Summer and Fall Schedule of Classes, watch for highlights of new programs that are being offered to enrich the UNM-Taos educational experience. Our academic offerings continue to flourish, both in person and online. And with newly expanded facilities, we look forward to even greater resources to offer students as they pursue their career dreams. Most importantly, we welcome Dr. Patrick Valdez, who will join us this summer as the new Chief Executive Officer and Branch President of UNM-Taos. I take personal delight in turning over the helm to him and to stand with him as we sail into the bright future with New Mexico’s flagship university. Thank you all for the support you have given me during this period. As I return to teaching, which you all know is my first love, I will cherish the time I spent working with you to advance our mission in service to the Taos and Northern New Mexico communities that we call home. UNM-Taos is and always will be your hometown University. Go Lobos! Dr. Marty Hewlett UNM-Taos Interim CEO
What’s Inside STUDENT SERVICES Admissions...................................737-6215 Advising........................................737-6215 Financial Aid.................................737-6215 Registration..................................737-6215 TRiO..............................................737-3697 Fax.................................................737-3684 Administration Offices.......................737-6204 Administration Fax............................758-5898 Taos Education & Career Center (ABE,HSE,ESL)...................................737-3730 UNM Online / Extended Learning (Formerly Upper Division).................737-6290 Business Office..................................737-6269 CASA Learning & Testing Center........737-3695 Department of Instruction.................737-6225 Human Resources ............................737-6261 Klauer Campus..................................737-6200 Library...............................................737-6242 Physical Plant....................................737-6270
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Telephone Directory & Index.............................................1 What’s New ...................................................................... 2-9
Degrees & Certificates................................................10-11 Important Dates...........................................................12-13 Notices............................................................................... 14 Faculty Directory .............................................................. 15 New Student Checklist .................................................... 16 Application for Admissions........................................17-20 Tuition, SUN Online.......................................................... 21 Sun Path & TRiO-SSS........................................................ 22 Classroom Finder.............................................................. 23 Summer & Fall Class Schedules.................................24-35 Online Class Schedule................................................36-37 Late Starting & Accelerated Courses.........................37-39 Important Information.................................................40-42 Academic Advisement..................................................... 43 Resources & Services........................................................ 44 Taos Education & Career Center..................................... 45 Upward Bound & HEP...................................................... 46 UNM Online / Extended Learning.............................47-48 Map..................................................................................... 49 PLEASE NOTE: Failure to add/drop courses by the published deadlines could effect your Financial Aid Award. Each semester there are unavoidable changes to the Class Schedule and Enrollment Guide that are not reflected in the print version, which went to press early April. For the most accurate, up-todate version, please consult the online class schedule at taos.unm. edu. The Department of Instruction updates that schedule daily.
NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION
Aug. 16th
3-6 PM Padre Martinez Student Services Center at Klauer Campus • Required attendance! • UNM Taos staff and students will answer your questions, present important information, and assist you getting set up for the Semester. 737-6215 1
WHAT’S NEW FOR THE FALL 2017 SEMESTER AT YOUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE? UNM-TAOS IS CONSTANTLY STRIVING TO KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES, AND TO DO THAT, WE MUST PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH THE TOOLS THEY NEED FOR SUCCESS IN THE MODERN ECONOMY. “Student success” could mean becoming competitive in the workforce of tomorrow. Preparing to transfer to a four-year institution. Developing business skills. Or pursuing a path toward personal enrichment. For the Fall, 2017 Semester, watch for these new and exciting programs. You can visit them online at taos.unm.edu or pick up a Class Schedule and Program Guide in racks around town. If one of them appeals to you, first talk to an advisor to get the full story (call 575 737-6215 to set up an appointment, or stop by Padre Martinez Hall on Klauer Campus) then get started on the enrollment process. Remember: the sooner you enroll, the easier it is to get a seat in the classes you need.
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Certificate in Entrepreneurship
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Certificate in Office Business Technology (Formerly known as Administrative Assistant)
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Certificate in Health Information Technology (Medical Coding)
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Certificate in Hospitality Management
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Associate of Science in Emergency Medical Services
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Nursing Assistant Certificate
Please note: new fall programs are being offered based on enrollment numbers and curriculum approval.
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CERTIFICATE IN
ENTREPRENEURSHIP The entrepreneurial spirit is a way of life in Northern New Mexico,
and the UNM-Taos Entrepreneurship Certificate program aims to promote rural economic development by strategically training local entrepreneurs for success. This will, in turn, improve the economic well-being of the citizens of Taos and surrounding communities through:
• Business awareness • Business education
By enrolling in this comprehensive program, you will be immersed in an enterprise curriculum that will provide students with the personal skills that are key to the success of economic development in this community. You’ll prepare yourself for careers in business start-up, digital media services and entrepreneurship based on skills in critical business support, enhanced communications and marketing, website creation, marketing content, and the development of social media resources designed to help accelerate small-business growth during the critical start-up phase.
This program encourages long-term business success. If that sounds interesting to you, get in touch with Victoria Gonzales, Area Coordinator of Business and Professional Skills, at 737-6231 for more information.
• Entrepreneurial skills and networking
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CERTIFICATE IN
OFFICE BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
FORMERLY KNOWN AS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Have you ever wished you had the computer skills and technical savvy to perform vital duties and utilize basic office and communications systems in a modern office environment?
A Certificate in Office Business Technology could help you live your dream! By learning a wide range of officerelated clerical and technical duties, this certificate can train you in the personal computer literacy skills required by many of today’s businesses. 4
Starting off with basic office systems coursework, you’ll align yourself with the current trends in the workforce that have become the norm across the nation. Why settle for a less-thanchallenging job just because your skills are a little rusty? The Certificate in Office Business Technology is crafted to develop the tool kit necessary to meet current employment standards in a variety of office settings.
Sharpen your organizational and interpersonal skills while you learn keyboarding, word processing, business math, office procedures and business communications including presentation graphics, desktop publishing and spreadsheets. The program consists of hands-on laboratory training in applications that are used in the 21st century office. Individuals completing this certificate will be prepared to use the technical devices employed in everyday tasks such as managing clients, fulfilling orders, maintaining payroll information, and conducting communications.
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CERTIFICATE IN
HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MEDICAL CODING
Modern Healthcare is evolving in our 21st century world. Want to be a part of it? Whether healthcare is provided in a hospital, a doctor’s office or clinic, one thing remains the same: every procedure must be coded appropriately for filing and insurance purposes. And now there is an internationally recognized coding system that breaks down services into a universal computer language.
The UNM-Taos Certificate in Health Information Technology (Medical Coding) program is made up of both onsite and online classes.
There is great and growing demand for workers trained in the emerging field of medical coding. If you have a natural interest in healthcare, basic computer skills and a knack for categorizing and processing information, this just might be a good fit for you.
Call Melissa Offenhartz, Area Coordinator for Health Sciences, at (575) 737-3744 for more information.
Successful completion of this program lets you work at home ---or just about anywhere else in the world!
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CERTIFICATE IN
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT You will learn:
We all know hospitality when we experience it--But how do we provide it?
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Visitors have been drawn to the Taos area for hundreds of years. And we’ve been in need of formal Hospitality training from the very beginning!
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FIND A NEW CAREER IN CUSTOMER SERVICE! Hospitality graduates can sit for a variety of stackable, industry recognized, national certifications after taking the UNM-Taos Hospitality Management courses and earning a certificate.
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Problem solving, creative and critical thinking, reflection and decision making to function effectively in the classroom, community and industry. How to apply the concepts and skills necessary to achieve guest satisfaction. How to maintain leadership and teamwork to accomplish common goals. How to conduct yourself in a professional and ethical manner, and practice industry-defined work ethics. How to demonstrate ability to perform basic and supervisory level job functions in hotel, restaurant and customer relations industries.
If you would like to learn more about this exciting, lucrative and dynamic industry, call Victoria Gonzales, Area Coordinator of Business and Professional Skills, at (575) 737-6231 for more information.
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ASSOCI ATE OF SCIENCE IN
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Emergency Medical Technicians are the hands-on first responders in the event of medical emergencies such as car accidents, heart attacks, and violent traumas of all types. EMTs also work in clinics, emergency rooms, and physician’s offices. EMTs take action and make decisions about the health and welfare of their fellow citizens on a day-to-day basis. Due to the nature of their mission, they are most often dispatched by 9-11 emergency operators.
The EMS courses can be taken individually or as part of the EMS associate degree, allowing you to work in the field as you earn your college degree. For more information, contact UNM-Taos EMS Department Chair Josh Wright at jwrong@unm. edu
If this is the type of challenge you are up to, UNM-Taos offers a variety of courses – from the one-semester EMT-Basic course through the 2-year associate’s degree in Emergency Medical Services – to get you on your way.
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CNA: CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT This program, housed at our new Health Careers Training Center in the heart of town, is designed to ensure students’ success in taking the state’s certification exam in preparation for entering the workforce. Starting in the fall, students can complete the eight credit-hour course, made up of a combination of supervised clinical hours and in-class instruction, in one semester. A Certified Nursing Assistant is a hands-on healthcare professional dealing with personal support and care in a variety of duties, including personal hygiene, elder care, taking and recording blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respiration
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and body weight, assisting with motion exercises, and observing and documenting clinical treatment information. There is growing demand for Certified Nursing Assistants throughout the country. If a career in health care on a personal level appeals to you, contact Melissa Offenhartz, Director of Nursing, at (575) 737-3744 for more information. It could be the beginning of the health profession you’ve been looking for.
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Climate Change Corps
Commercial Driver’s License
Digital Media Arts
Fine Arts Program
If you care about our forests, streams and wildlife, the Northern New Mexico Climate Change Corps – known as the CCC – can help you get the education and experience you need for a career in the great outdoors. Students in the CCC earn an Associate Degree in Pre-Science, then transfer to bachelor programs in Forestry, Biology, and Geology. Stipends and paid internships are available. For additional information, visit ccc.unm.edu
The UNM-Taos DMA program offers a solid foundation in technology, a rich creative background in the arts, and the communication skills necessary to convey ideas in the digital realm. Students completing the program develop skills in graphic design, publishing, advertising, web production, film, 3-D modeling, gaming, industrial design and other emerging professions. Go to taos.unm.edu/ home/dma for more information.
Your career path could be the open road! The American Trucking Association says that on any given day 50,000 trucks sit idle around the country for lack of drivers. If you can commit to 16 weekends of classroom and hands-on training, this might be the right career choice for you. Find out more about this lucrative profession by calling 575 779-3234, or email cdltraining@unm.edu.
Whether you are a lifelong learner who loves art for personal enrichment, a professional artist or a student seeking a degree in the arts, there is a place for you in the UNMTaos Art Department. Our instructors teach fundamentals and develop specific skills, but also push students to find their own creative voice. Explore drawing and painting, ceramics, jewelry making and more. Call Sarah Stolar, department chair, at 737-3698 for more information.
Integrative Health & Medical Massage
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The Integrative Health and Medical Massage Department includes certificates in integrative massage therapy and holistic health and healing arts; two distinct tracks that lead to certificates and licensure in healthcare fields. Training in massage, meditation, traditional healing, herbology, Reiki, Martial Arts and Yoga teacher training are available for self-exploration and healing or as the first step toward a career. Contact Dr. Kirstie Segarra at 737-3741 or Jean Ellis-Sankari at 737-6232 for more information. 9
DEGREES & CERTIFICATES
ACADEMIC DEGREES ASSOCIATE OF ARTS • Associate of Fine Arts • Early Childhood Multicultural Education • Pre-Business Administration • Liberal Arts Areas of Focus -- Classics
-- Humanities
-- Criminal Justice
-- LSAA
-- Foreign Languages
-- Psychology
-- History
--Social & Behavioral Sciences
-- Human Services
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE • Education • Associate of Nursing (Acceptance into program is by application process, please call 737-3744) • Pre-Science Areas of Focus -- Pre-Agriculture & Ag Education -- Pre-Animal, Wildlife, & Range Science -- Pre-Astrophysics -- Pre-Biochemistry -- Pre-Biology -- Pre-Chemistry
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-- Pre-Forestry
-- Pre-Pharmacy
-- Pre-Horticulture and Agronomy
-- Pre-Physician’s Assistant
-- Pre-Mathematics
-- Pre-Physics
-- Pre-Mathematics Elementary Education -- Pre-Mathematics Secondary Education
-- Pre-Dental Hygiene
-- Pre-Medicine
-- Pre-Earth & Planetary Science
-- Pre-Medical Lab -- Pre-Midwifery
-- Pre-Emergency Medicine & Paramedic
-- Pre-Nursing
-- Pre-Engineering
-- Pre-Natural Resource & Resource Management
-- Pre-Environmental Science
-- Pre-Nutrition and Dietetics
-- Pre-Physical Therapy -- Pre-Radiologic Sciences -- Pre-Science Elementary Education -- Pre-Science Secondary Education -- Pre-Statistics -- Pre-Veterinary Medicine
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DEGREES & CERTIFICATES
CAREER TECHNICAL DEGREES & CERTIFICATES ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE This is a two-year degree that combines a technical area with the core academic curricula. These are not usually transferable to 4 year colleges.
• Digital Media Arts (DMA) • General Studies
CERTIFICATES Certificates are 1 year programs (30 credit hours) dedicated to specialization in a technical area.
• Applied Arts & Crafts
• Human Services
• Business Computers
• Information Technology
• Commercial Drivers License (CDL)
• Integrative Massage Therapy
• Construction Technology • Culinary Arts • Digital Graphic Design
(Acceptance into program is by application process, please contact Kirstie Segarra at 741-7808)
• Woodworking
• Holistic Health & Healing Arts
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SUMMER IMPORTANT DATES Registration Begins
April 17, Monday
Last Day for Removal of Incomplete
July 28, Friday
Instruction Begins 8-week term
June 5, Monday
First 4-week term
June 5, Monday
Second 4-week term
July 3, Monday
Enrollment Cancellation for non-payment
June 16, Friday
Last Day to Drop for 100% Tuition Refund/Last Day to Drop Without a "W" 8-week term
June 16, Friday
First 4-week term
June 9, Friday
Second 4-week term
July 7, Friday
Registration ends-last day to add courses or change sections 8-week term
June 9, Friday
First 4-week term
June 6, Monday
Second 4-week term
July 5, Monday
Last Day to Change Grading Option with Form 8-week term
July 28, Friday
First 4-week term
June 30, Friday
Second 4-week term
July 28, Friday
Last Day to Drop Without Dean's Permission 8-week term
July 14, Friday
First 4-week term
June 23, Friday
Second 4-week term
July 21, Friday
Last day to drop with Dean’s Permission 8-week term
July 28, Friday
First 4-week terms
June 30, Friday
Second 4-week term
July 28, Friday
Independence Day Holiday-No Classes, Campus Closed
July 4,Tuesday
Semester Ends 8-week term
July 29, Saturday
First 4-week term
July 1, Saturday
Second 4-week term
July 29, Saturday PLEASE NOTE: Failure to add/drop courses by the published deadlines could affect your Financial Aid Award. Please see the Financial Aid Office before processing any add/drop transactions after the published deadlines.
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FALL IMPORTANT DATES Registration Begins
April 17, Monday
New Student Orientation
August 16, Wednesday
Faculty Orientation
August 19, Saturday
Last day for removal of incomplete
December 15, Friday
Instruction begins 16-Week term
August 21, Monday
First 8-week term
August 21, Monday
Second 8-week term
October 16, Monday
Enrollment Cancellation for non-payment
September 1, Monday
Last day to Drop without "W" grade and receive a 100% tuition refund 16-week term
September 8, Friday
First 8-week term
September 1, Friday
Second 8-week term
October 27, Friday
Registration ends-last day to add courses or change sections 16-week term
September 1, Friday
First 8-week term
August 25, Friday
Second 8-week term
October 20, Friday
Labor Day, holiday No classes/campus closed
September 4, Monday
Last Day to Change Grading Option with Form 16-week term
December 8, Friday
First 8-week term
October 13, Friday
Second 8-week term
December 8, Friday
Fall Break No classes/campus open
October 12-13, Thursday-Friday
Last Day to Drop Without Dean's Approval 16-week term
November 10, Friday
First 8-week term
September 29, Friday
Second 8-week term
December 1, Friday
Thanksgiving Holiday No Classes/Campus Closed
November 23-26, Thursday-Friday
Last Day to Withdraw With Dean's Approval 16-week term
December 9, Friday
First 8-week term
October 14, Friday
Second 8-week term
December 9, Friday
Semester Ends 16-week term
December 16, Saturday
First 8-week term
October 14, Saturday
Second 8-week term
December 16, Saturday
Winter Break No classes/campus closed
December 21 - January 1
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High School Seniors, Need Money?
Through the Lottery Success Scholarship Program, every New Mexico High School graduate (or High School Equivalency recipient) who wants to attend UNM Taos can get money from the New Mexico Lottery.
For more information, call the UNM Taos Financial Aid office at 737- 6215
http://taos.unm.edu/bookstore
575-737-6215
YOUR CONNECTION TO STUDENT SERVICES Admissions Advising Financial Aid Registration ENROLLMENT QUESTIONS? CALL THIS NUMBER!
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Mandatory Training for UNM-Taos Any Branch Campus Undergraduate Student who is enrolled in 6 or more credit hours, and is NOT graduating in Spring 2017, is required to take this training.
For any questions regarding The Grey Area training at UNM-Taos, please contact: Patricia Gonzales Director of Student Affairs Phone: 575.737.6212 Email: patrodr@unm.edu 575-737-6200
FACULTY DIRECTORY Academic Curricula Area
Area Coordinator: Joel Whitehead
joelw@unm.edu
737-6230
Writing and Speaking (English, Communication & Journalism)
Chair: Robin Shawver
rpowles1@unm.edu
737-6257
Science and Mathematics (Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Earth & Planetary Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Geography, Physics)
Chair: Colin Nicholls
colnic@unm.edu
737-3757
Social and Behavioral Sciences (Anthropology, Criminal Justice, Economics, Human Services, LADAC, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology)
Co-Chair: Randi Archuleta Co-Chair: Catherine O’Neill
randia@unm.edu koneill@unm.edu
737-6226
Humanities (American Studies, Classical Studies, History, Honors, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Women’s Studies)
Chair: Tom Shaw
tmshaw@unm.edu
737-3755
Foreign Languages (Linguistics, Foreign Languages)
Chair: Larry Torres
lartor@unm.edu
737-6233
Fine Arts (Art History, Arts, Dance, Music, Theatre, Architecture)
Chair: Sarah Stolar
sstolar@unm.edu
737-6276
Education (Education, Natural Science, Math for Education)
Chair: TBD
Early Childhood Multicultural Education (ECME)
Chair: Gary Atias
atias@unm.edu
737-6235
Media Arts (MA)
Chair: Peter Walker
pedrowalker@unm.edu
737-6225
University Studies (UNIV 101)
Chair: Amie Chavez-Aguilar
aca@unm.edu
737-6284
Health Sciences Area
Area Coordinator: Melissa Offenhartz
moffenha@unm.edu
737-7344
Integrative Health & Medical Massage
Chair: Kirstie Segarra
ksegarra@unm.edu
737-3741
Emergency Medical Services
Chair: Josh Wright
jwrong@unm.edu
737-6225
RN Nursing Program
Chair: Melissa Offenhartz
moffenha@unm.edu
737-3744
Certified Nursing Assistant
Chair: Melissa Offenhartz
moffenha@unm.edu
737-3744
Department of Community & Public Health
Chair: Juliana Anastasoff
janastasoff@salud.unm.edu
575-6136233
Physical Conditioning
Chair: Jim Stewart
jimsaba@unm.edu
737-6225
Business and Professional Skills Area
Area Coordinator: Victoria Gonzales
vsg@unm.edu
737-6231
Office Business Technology (Administrative Assistant)
Chair: Roberta Vigil
greggy@unm.edu
737-6224
Small Business Development Center
Chair: Daniel Peralta
dpera3@unm.edu
737-6219
Arts & Crafts (Applied Arts & Crafts)
Chair: Sarah Stolar
sstolar@unm.edu
737-6276
Computer Technology/Computer Science
Chair: Joel Whitehead
joelw@unm.edu
758-9274
Culinary Arts
Chair: Benji Apodaca
benapo@taosschools.org
737-6225
Construction Technology
Chair: Mark Goldman
mgoldman01@unm.edu
737-6225
Fine Woodworking
Chair: James Rannefeld
jawar@unm.edu
737-6278
Digital Media Arts (DMA)
Chair: Peter Walker
pedrowalker@unm.edu
737-6225
Commercial Drivers License (CDL)
Chair: Max Kaufman
cdltraining@unm.edu
779-3234
Instructional Support Services Area
Area Coordinator: Diego Trujillo
diegotrujillo@unm.edu
737-3694
UNM Online / Extended Learning (Formerly Bachelor & Graduate Programs)
Liaison: Erica Holmes-Trujillo
ericaholmes@unm.edu
737-6290
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CHECKLIST
NEW STUDENT CHECKLIST BECOMING A STUDENT HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER! 1. APPLY TO AND BE ADMITTED TO UNM TAOS Go to http://unm.edu/apply, or call 575-737-6215 2. APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID Go online to http://www.fafsa.ed.gov and fill out your application. The UNM-Taos school code is 002663. To set up an appointment with a Financial Aid Advisor, please call 575-737-6215. 3. TAKE YOUR PLACEMENT TEST Call 575-737-3695 or stop by the CASA Tutoring
8. ORDER YOUR TEXTBOOKS UNM-Taos does not have a campus bookstore. Approximately a month before classes start, instructors will post the required textbooks on the MBS Direct website. -Go to http://bookstore.mbsdirect.net/unmtaos -If you are receiving financial aid, please contact the UNM-Taos Business Office at 737-6269 for a voucher # for your textbooks. -Remember: ORDER EARLY! 9. ATTEND NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION (REQUIRED)
Center to schedule a time to take your placement test
WEDNESDAY, August 16, 2017 FROM 3:00PM-6:00PM
for Math and English. The test will take approximately
PADRE MARTINEZ HALL ON KLAUER CAMPUS
2 hours. 4. CREATE YOUR UNM NET ID
10. REMEMBER, Registration for Summer/Fall BEGINS April 17, 2016, and Classes Start June 5 & August 21
Go to: http://netid.unm.edu and follow the online
See the current schedule of classes for dates and
instructions. Your NetID will be your UNM email
times or call 575-737-6215
address. You will also use this ID to log into LoboWeb.
The most up-to-date schedule
5. GET YOUR LOBO STUDENT ID CARD
can be found at http://taos.unm.edu
Either before or after your New Student Advisement
DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT SERVICES
appointment, stop by the Department of Student
575-737-6215 or http://taos.unm.edu
Services and get your own student ID. This is mandatory for all new students. 6. SCHEDULE A MANDATORY NEW STUDENT ADVISEMENT SESSION Call 575-737-6215 or stop by the Department of Student Services to schedule your appointment. During this time you and your advisor will: -Review your PLACEMENT test scores (New Students must take placement test before appointment) -Review your proposed major. -Register for your first semester courses. -Get answers to any questions you may have 7. CHECK LOBOWEB FOR YOUR SCHEDULE AND STUDENT INFORMATION If you need additional assistance please stop by the Student Services Department, or call 737-6215.
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TUITION, SUN ONLINE Tuition Rates (subject to change)
Per Credit Hour
Support Service Fee
Half-Time
3/4 Time
Full-Time
Resident
$78.00
$15.00
$483.00
$717.00
$951.00
Non-Resident
$198.00
$15.00
$1203.00
$1797.00
$2391.00
Senior Rate*
$5.00
$30.00
* Must be age 65 or older as of the 21st day from the start of the semester * Must be a New Mexico Resident as defined by the Residency Classification Office * Must register on or after the first day of classes only
Bachelor/Graduate: $285.25 per credit hour (subject to change) for 300+ level classes and any classes originating from Main Campus. For More Details Visit: http://bursar.unm.edu Payment can be made online via LoboWeb: https://my.unm.edu Cash, check or money order payments may be made in person or mailed to: 1157 County Road 110; Ranchos de Taos, NM 87557 Tuition Refund All tuition and fee refunds are based on the date of official drop or withdrawal. To receive consideration for a refund of paid tuition and fees, students must complete drop procedures via LoboWeb or in the Department of Student Services. A refund is not automatically disbursed to a student. A written request must be made. If a refund is due and payment was made by check, there is a 21-day hold period from the payment receipt date before the refund is processed. MasterCard/ VISA card payments must be credited
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n online course-sharing system will provide New Mexico students greater access to courses and programs. Thirteen colleges are participating in the implementation of this online course-sharing system in New Mexico. Through SUN Online, students will have the opportunity to take classes and programs from other institutions that articulate with their programs of study, while remaining enrolled in their own home institution.
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back to the charge card. Check the "Important Dates" section for the last drop/refund date for each semester. If a student withdraws during the semester, he/she may be required to pay back a portion of their financial aid. The pay-back amount is determined by the student’s last date of attendance.
Financial Aid Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Call 737-6215 for walk-in and appointment hours.
Veteran Education Benefits If you have Veteran education benefits, be sure to make an appointment with a financial aid officer to certify your schedule to ensure that you receive your benefits.
If you are skilled at online education and are interested in taking online courses that are not available at UNMTaos, please go to the Skill Up Network website http://skillupnetwork.org for information on online course offerings. If there is a course that interests you, please contact Erica Holmes-Trujillo at 737-6290.
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SUN PATH & TRIO-SSS
SUN PATH I-BEST CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT AND EMT-BASIC Interested in getting into the healthcare field but worried about being able to pass the certification exam? Perhaps you still lack a high school diploma but want to jump-start getting into a career? This federally-funded program may be for you! Financial assistance may be available. The I-BEST (Integrated Basic Education & Skills Training) courses are designed to strengthen your reading, writing, math and test-taking skills while you study for your CNA or EMT-Basic certificates. The classes provide extra support for you to gain employment and succeed in the workplace. If you are interested in getting more information about this program, including requirements and eligibility, contact Rasa Lila @ UNM Taos at 575737-3730.
TRiO-SSS The mission of TRiO SSS is to increase the college retention and graduation rates of program participants at UNM-Taos. Participants will be supported through individualized academic advising, tutoring, workshops and social/cultural events to develop their abilities to navigate college successfully. 100% federally funded through a grant from the US Department of Education TRiO Programs. Located in Padre Martinez Hall, Student Services Center, Suite 140. Contact information: taostrio@unm.edu 575-737-3776 For additional information, please visit: http://taos.unm.edu/home/trio-sss Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ssstaos
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575-737-6200
Dept. of Instruction
KLAUER CAMPUS
CLASSROOM FINDER
127
124
Exit
121
PADRE MARTINEZ STUDENT SERVICES CENTER
129
Restrooms
126 123
PMSSC
PUEBLO HALL TSPH Cafe
153
Student Services
Exit
Admissions
Restrooms
151
CASA & Library
CASA
Student Advisors Financial Aid TRiO
PORTABLE BUILDING PORTABLE D
A
Restrooms
County Rd. 110
4
3
Upper Parking
Bus Stop
Business Office
Restrooms
C
B
Flag Poll
IT
IT
Parking
Parking
KIDS’ CAMPUS
Restrooms
Exit
223
Exit
230
TKIDS
221 Lobby
Exit
104
214
Exit
Exit
231
Exit
16
20
Exit
229 Exit
211
Faculty Lounge 219
Restroom
Server Room
Kitchen
Restroom
Restrooms Restrooms
TSFPH
102 Vending Machines
115
20
FRED PERALTA HALL
213
Physical Plant
Exit
Exit
Class Location Key ARR Arranged Defendu Academy 1335 Gusdorf Rd. Phone number: 758-7991 ECRC-Early Childhood Resource Center 115 Civic Plaza Drive 737-3735 Harwood Museum 238 Ledoux St 758-9826
http://taos.unm.edu
PMSSC Padre Martinez Student Services Center Klauer Campus 737-6200
Taos Pilates Studio 1337 Gusdorf Road, Unit T 758-7604
TKIDS Taos Kid’s Campus Klauer Campus 737-6295
Taos Spa 111 Dona Ana Dr. 758-1980
TSFPH Fred Peralta Hall Klauer Campus 737-6200
RGH Rio Grande Hall 121 Civic Plaza Drive
THS Taos High School 134 Cervantes St. 751-8000
TSPH Pueblo Hall Klauer Campus 737-6200
Taos Farmhouse Cafe 1405 Paseo del Pueblo N. 758-5683
THS GTECH Green Technology Center 134 Cervantes St 751-8000
Taos Fly Shop 338 Paseo del Pueblo Sur 751-1312
THS WELD Room 134 Cervantes St. 751-8000
Portable Klauer Campus 737-6200
See inside back cover for off-campus class locations.
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SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE
CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
Subject Section ClassTitle Fee
CR FEE Credit Hours
27985 ANTH 230 801 Apus, Incas, and Quechuas 60 .
DAYS
Days
3 T
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
Time
6:00pm-8:30pm
Course Request Course T:Topics Number (CRN) Number (CRS#)
THS
214
Building Identifier
Heckman, Andrea
Room
Instructor
M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, SAT= Saturday, SUN= Sunday CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
APPLIED ARTS & CRAFTS 26499
AAC
114
800
METAL CASTING (07/03-07/27)
3
$85
MTWR 9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
211
HENKEL
25653
AAC
293
800
T: PLEIN AIR PAINTING
3
$40
TR
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
223
STEWART
26483
AAC
293
801
T: PORTRAIT ILLUSTRATION (1ST 4 WEEK COURSE-06/05-07/01)
3
$40
MW
10:00 AM
3:30 PM
TSFPH
223
PAPONETTI
800
INTRODUCTION TO ART (1ST 4 WEEK COURSE-06/05-07/01)
3
ART HISTORY 26537
ARTH
101
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
KING
ART STUDIO 26546
ARTS
168
800
INTRODUCTION TO CERAMICS (06/13-08/04)
3
$25
TR
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
214
AKINS
26545
ARTS
216
800
RAKU - A CERAMIC LOW-FIRING REDUCTION PROCESS (06/13-08/04)
3
$75
TR
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
214
AKINS
BIOLOGY 26482
BIOL
299
800
T: CLIMATE CHANGE SEMINAR (05/15-05/19) 3
MTWRF
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
129
ZANETELL
26491
BIOL
299
801
T: EKG CARDIAC STRESS TEST (06/12-06/16)
3
MTWRF
9:00 AM
5:30 PM
RGH
129
STEWART
CLST
107
800
GREEK MYTHOLOGY
3
MW
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
123
SHAW
3
TW
5:30 PM
8:00 PM
PMSSC
A
SPESS
CLASSICS 20481
COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM 18122
24
CJ
130
800
PUBLIC SPEAKING
For the most current class information and course descriptions visit: http://taos.unm.edu/schedule
575-737-6200
SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
RGH
117
WRIGHT
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES 26481
EMS
151
800
EMT-I CLINICAL AND FIELD EXPERIENCE
2
TBD
TBD
ENGLISH 22532
ENGL
107
800
GREEK MYTHOLOGY
3
MW
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
123
SHAW
26492
ENGL
110
800
ACCELERATED COMPOSITION (HYBRID COURSE)
3
T
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
PORT
3
LYNCH
26493
ENGL
120
800
COMPOSITION III
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
LYNCH
GENERAL STUDIES 26486
GNST
293
800
T: SELF DEFENSE
3
$25
TR
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
DEFENDU ACADEMY
DALY
MTWRF
9:00 AM
5:30 PM
RGH
129
STEWART
HEALTH CAREERS IN HEALTH SCIENCES 26490
HCHS
111
800
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY (06/05-06/09)
3
HOLISTIC HEALTH AND HEALING ARTS 24836
HHHA
293
801
T:HERBOLOGY I: WILDCRAFTING
3
$50
M
12:00 PM
6:00 PM
RGH
128
MCCALL
INTEGRATIVE MASSAGE THERAPY 23748
MAS
252
800
MASSAGE THERAPY III
3
$25
W
12:00 PM
6:00 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
23747
MAS
254
800
MYOFASCIAL & MYOSKELETAL
3
$25
T
12:00 PM
6:00 PM
RGH
118
QUINTANA
19206
MAS
255
800
CLINICAL PRACTICUM
3
$25
R
12:00 PM
6:00 PM
RGH
118
QUINTANA
19207
MAS
255
801
CLINICAL PRACTICUM
3
$25
F
12:00 PM
6:00 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
MATHEMATICS 25654
MATH
099
800
PRE-ALGEBRA
4
MW
1:00 PM
4:30 PM
PMSSC
D
SISNEROS
25655
MATH
100
800
INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA
4
TR
1:00 PM
4:30 PM
PMSSC
D
SISNEROS
800
INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION
3
ONLINE
MEDIA ARTS 26487
MA
110
LEARN.UNM.EDU
WALKER
TSPH
ELDER
NATURAL SCIENCE 26503
NTSC
262L
800
LIFE SCIENCE (1ST 4 WEEK COURSE-06/05-07/01)
4
MTWR 8:00 AM
260
800
PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING & MEMORY
3
ONLINE
107
800
LIVING WORLD RELIGIONS
3
TR
12:00 PM
12:00 PM
121
PSYCHOLOGY 26551
PSY
LEARN.UNM.EDU
BUTT
2:30 PM
TSPH
123
SHAW
RELIGION 24829
RELG
SPANISH 26500
SPAN
101
800
ELEMENTARY SPANISH I
3
MT
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
124
TORRES
26523
SPAN
103
800
ELEMENTARY SPANISH CONVERSATION (LA COCINA)
1
M
3:00 PM
5:00 PM
TSPH
123
DOVALPAGE
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FALL CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
Subject Section ClassTitle Fee
CR FEE Credit Hours
27985 ANTH 230 801 Apus, Incas, and Quechuas 60 .
DAYS
Days
3 T
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
Time
6:00pm-8:30pm
Course Request Course T:Topics Number (CRN) Number (CRS#)
THS
214
Building Identifier
Heckman, Andrea
Room
Instructor
M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, SAT= Saturday, SUN= Sunday CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
AMERICAN STUDIES 35350
AMST
186
800
INTRODUCTION TO SOUTHWEST STUDIES
3
T
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
127
TORRES
54173
AMST
186
801
INTRODUCTION TO SOUTHWEST STUDIES
3
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
127
TORRES
ANTHROPOLOGY 35243
ANTH
101
800
INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY
3
M
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
127
ALLDRITT
47765
ANTH
120
800
ARCHAEOLOGICAL METHOD AND THEORY
3
R
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
127
ALLDRITT
47914
ANTH
122L
800
ARCHAEOLOGY LAB
1
54168
ANTH
130
800
CULTURES OF THE WORLD
3
49006
ANTH
130
801
CULTURES OF THE WORLD
57359
ANTH
150
800
57207
ANTH
220
ALLDRITT R
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
127
ALLDRITT
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
HAWTHORNE
EVOLUTION & HUMAN EMERGENCE
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
REED
800
WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
REED
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TOBIN
ART HISTORY 54264
ARTH
101
802
INTRODUCTION TO ART
3
$35
W
HARWOD MUSEUM
60127
ARTH
201
800
HISTORY OF ART IN (1ST 8 WEEK COURSE-08/21-10/14)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
KING
57380
ARTH
202
800
HISTORY OF ART II (2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
KING
ART STUDIO 54267
ARTS
106
801
DRAWING I
3
$40
TR
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
TSFPH
223
COOK
57305
ARTS
125
800
ART PRACTICES I
3
$40
TR
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSFPH
221
STOLAR
44827
ARTS
157
800
SMALL SCALE METAL CONSTRUCTION I
3
$85
M
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
211
HENKEL
24411
ARTS
168
800
INTRODUCTION TO CERAMICS
3
$75
W
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
214
AKINS
47822
ARTS
187
800
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHY
3
$65
TR
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSFPH
230
GREY
60126
ARTS
188
800
VISUALIZING IDEAS USING PHOTOGRAPHY
3
$65
TR
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
230
GREY
57308
ARTS
205
800
DRAWING II
3
$40
TR
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
221
STOLAR
60125
ARTS
207
800
PAINTING I
3
$75
TR
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
TSFPH
221
STOLAR
57303
ARTS
208
800
PAINTING II
3
$55
W
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
221
COOK
60124
ARTS
257
800
SMALL SCALE METAL CONSTRUCTION II
3
$85
M
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
211
HENKEL
58776
ARTS
268
800
CERAMICS: MATERIALS AND AESTHETICS
3
$75
F
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
214
AKINS
47824
ARTS
274
800
INTRODUCTION TO PRINTMAKING
3
$85
W
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
229
LYNCH
26
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FALL CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
60123
ARTS
293
800
BEGINNING WATERCOLOR PAINTING
3
$40
M
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
223
STEWART
57307
ARTS
298
801
T: MONOTYPE
3
$85
R
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
TSFPH
229
COOK
ASTRONOMY 47833
ASTR
101
800
INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY
3
M
6:00 PM
8:15 PM
TSPH
124
HOVEY
47834
ASTR
101L
800
ASTRONOMY LABORATORY
1
M
8:30 PM
10:00 PM
TSPH
124
HOVEY
BIOLOGY 41893
BIOL
110
800
BIOLOGY NON-MAJORS
3
T
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
RGH
129
ZANETELL
41895
BIOL
112L
800
BIOLOGY LAB NON-MAJORS
1
T
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
129
ZANETELL
23458
BIOL
123
800
BIOLOGY FOR HEALTH RELATED SCIENCES AND NON-MAJORS
3
M
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
RGH
129
ZANETELL
23459
BIOL
124L
800
BIOLOGY FOR HEALTH RELATED SCIENCES AND NON-MAJORS LAB
1
T
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
129
ZANETELL
57320
BIOL
123
801
BIOLOGY FOR HEALTH RELATED SCIENCES AND NON-MAJORS
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
GREEN
57321
BIOL
124L
801
BIO-HEALTH SCI LAB
1
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
GREEN
60151
BIOL
203
800
ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
3
R
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
129
ZANETELL
60152
BIOL
203L
800
ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION LAB
1
R
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
RGH
129
ZANETELL
45032
BIOL
237
800
HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I FOR THE HEALTH SCIENCES
3
M
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
RGH
129
STAFF
45033
BIOL
247L
800
HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY LABORATORY I
1
W
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
RGH
129
STAFF
44804
BIOL
238
800
HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II FOR THE HEALTH SCIENCES
3
M
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
129
STAFF
44805
BIOL
248L
800
HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY LABORATORY II
1
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
129
STAFF
BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY 60082
BSTC
175
800
PROFESSIONAL READINESS (1ST 8 WEEK COURSE-08/21-10/14)
1
W
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
CBI
GONZALESSANTISTEVAN
CHEMISTRY 54121
CHEM
111
800
ELEM OF GENERAL CHEMISTRY
4
TR
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
THS
D 201
MATZ
54530
CHEM
121
800
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
3
M
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
THS
E 201 RAEL
54531
CHEM
123L
800
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LAB
1
W
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
THS
E 201 RAEL
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
4:00 PM
OFFCMP
KAUFMAN
COMMERCIAL DRIVERS LICENSE 58604
CDL
110
801
CDL A
3
58605
CDL
111
801
ROAD DRIVING
3
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
4:00 PM
OFFCMP
KAUFMAN
58606
CDL
120
801
YARD AND RANGE SKILLS
3
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
4:00 PM
OFFCMP
KAUFMAN
58607
CDL
121
801
ENDORSEMENT TRAINING
3
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
4:00 PM
OFFCMP
LAMONDA
58608
CDL
210
801
YARD SKILLS II
3
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
4:00 PM
OFFCMP
LAMONDA
http://taos.unm.edu
$1,650
For the most current class information and course descriptions visit: http://taos.unm.edu/schedule
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FALL CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM 23356
CJ
130
800
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
R
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
PMSSC
A
SPESS
23358
CJ
130
801
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
W
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
PMSSC
A
SPESS
35360
CJ
130
802
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
R
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
PMSSC
A
SPESS
51161
CJ
130
803
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
PMSSC
A
SPESS
WHITEHEAD
COMPUTER SCIENCE 26408
CS
150L
800
COMPUTING FOR BUSINESS STUDENTS
3
$30
T
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
PORT
3
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 54245
CT
107L
800
MICROSOFT EXCEL
3
$25
M
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
PORT
3
60107
CT
109L
800
ADOBE INDESIGN I
3
$25
R
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
PORT
4
PENICK
54244
CT
110L
800
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP I
3
$25
T
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
PORT
4
CIAGLIA
57230
CT
113L
800
MULTIMED 1
3
$25
R
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
PORT
4
WHITEHEAD
54240
CT
125
800
INTRODUCTION TO THE MACINTOSH
3
$25
M
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
PORT
4
WHITEHEAD
60108
CT
160L
800
ADOBE ACROBAT PRO
3
$25
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
PORT
4
WHITEHEAD
60136
CT
175L
800
PLAN & DES WEBSITE (12 WEEK ONLINE COURSE (9/25-12/15)
3
$25
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
60109
CT
216L
800
DIRECT STUDY MULTIMEDIA
3
$25
R
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
PORT
CHAVEZ 4
WHITEHEAD
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 60128
CNST
109
800
PLUMBING THEORY I
3
$25
TR
9:25 AM
10:55 AM
THS GTECH
STAFF
57285
CNST
116
800
METAL SHOP
3
$25
T
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
THS WELD RM
TORRES
60130
CNST
117
800
PRINCIPLES OF OXYACETYLENE WELDING
3
$25
T
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
THS WELD RM
TORRES
57282
CNST
120
800
PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY
3
$25
TR
11:40 AM
1:10 PM
THS GTECH
LEIBOWITZ
57427
CNST
174
800
DESIGN FOR GREEN BUILDING
3
$25
TR
1:15 PM
2:45 PM
THS GTECH
STOUT
39820
CNST
175
801
BLUEPRINT READING
3
$25
MW
9:25 AM
11:55 AM
THS GTECH
GOLDMAN
47793
CNST
184
800
GENERAL CARPENTRY
3
$25
MW
11:40 AM
1:10 PM
THS GTECH
GOLDMAN
60129
CNST
293
800
T: SOUTHWEST LANDSCAPING WITH NATIVE PLANTS
3
$25
SAT
10:00 AM
12:30 PM
THS GTECH
BYRAN-JONES
57290
CNST
293
802
T: SUSTAINABLE SYTEMS LAB
1
$25
F
9:25 AM
12:55 PM
THS GTECH
GOLDMAN
57291
CNST
293
803
T: SUSTAINABLE SYSTEMS LAB
1
$25
F
11:40 AM
1:10 PM
THS GTECH
GOLDMAN
CRIMINAL JUSTICE 34419
CRJS
103
800
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
3
M
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
TSPH
127
AGUILAR
60244
CRJS
201
800
CRIMINAL LAW I
3
W
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
TSPH
127
GALLEGOS
60083
CRJS
221
800
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
3
T
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
TSPH
127
AGUILAR
CULINARY ARTS 51131
CART
101
800
INTRODUCTION TO CULINARY ARTS
3
$75
M
4:00 PM
6:30 PM
THS
B 210
TANKERSLEY
47795
CART
102
800
SOUPS STCKS & SAUCES
3
$75
T
4:00 PM
6:30 PM
THS
B 210
MORRIS
60091
CART
108
800
SERVSAFE (09/09-09/23)
1
$75
SAT
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
THS
B 210
SPEARS
28
For the most current class information and course descriptions visit: http://taos.unm.edu/schedule
575-737-6200
FALL CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
60089
CART
125
800
PLANT-BASED COOKING
3
$75
R
4:00 PM
6:30 PM
THS
B 210
FIELDS
60087
CART
128
800
SEAFOOD IN TAOS
3
$100 W
4:00 PM
6:30 PM
THS
B 210
ORTEGA
60088
CART
129
800
PROFESSIONAL BAKING (1ST 8 WEEK COURSE-08/21-10/14)
3
$75
SAT
9:00 AM
2:00 PM
THS
B 210
MORRIS
60090
CART
156
800
FANCY CAKE DECORATION (2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
$75
SAT
10:00 AM
3:00 PM
THS
B 210
THOMAS
5:30 PM
CLD
WALKER
TBD
MOYA
DIGITAL MEDIA ARTS 60155
DMA
102
800
DIGITAL ARTS FOUNDATIONS
3
W
3:00 PM
60115
DMA
270
800
CAPSTONE: PORTFOLIO-PRACTICUM
4
TBD
TBD
EARLY CHILDHOOD MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION 25522
ECME
101
800
CHILD GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT, AND LEARNING
3
R
3:30 PM
6:00 PM
TSPH
126
28321
ECME
103
801
HEALTH SAFETY & NUTRITION
2
T
6:00 PM
7:40 PM
TAOS KID’S CAMPUS
60092
ECME
111
800
FAMILY AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATION
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
ATIAS
24290
ECME
117
801
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT THROUGH PLAY 3 - BIRTH THROUGH AGE 4
T
3:30 PM
6:00 PM
TAOS KID’S CAMPUS
ATIAS
24821
ECME
117L
800
PRACTICUM: BIRTH THROUGH AGE 4
2
T
TAOS KID’S CAMPUS
ATIAS
26298
ECME
202
800
INTRODUCTION TO READING, LANGUAGE AND LITERACY
3
W
3:30 PM
6:00 PM
TSPH
ATIAS
39104
ECME
230
800
PROFESSIONALISM
2
M
3:30 PM
5:10 PM
TAOS KIDS CAMPUS
JARAMILLO
126
ATIAS ETCHEMENDY
EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCES 23479
EPS
101
800
HOW THE EARTH WORKS-AN INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGY
3
M
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
121
RAGLAND
23480
EPS
105L
800
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY LAB
1
W
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
121
RAGLAND
60149
EPS
115
800
GEOLOGICAL DISASTERS
3
T
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
TSPH
121
RAGLAND
801
INTRODUCTORY MACROECONOMICS
3
M
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
TSPH
126
STAFF
ECONOMICS 55422
ECON
105
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES 58251
EMS
113
801
EMT-BASIC (HYBRID COURSE)
8
$135 RF/SAT
9:00 AM
12:00 PM
RGH
117
WRIGHT
58252
EMS
142
801
EMT-BASIC LAB (HYBRID COURSE)
2
RF/SAT
9:00 AM
12:00 PM
RGH
117
WRIGHT
57857
EMS
120
800
INTRO TO EMS SYSTEMS
3
W
1:00 AM
4:00 PM
RGH
117
WRIGHT
60101
EMS
180
800
EMT-INTERMEDIATE
5
$135 MTW
5:30 PM
8:30 PM
RGH
117
WRIGHT
60102
EMS
143
800
EMT-INTERMEDIATE LAB
1
MTW
5:30 PM
8:30 PM
RGH
117
WRIGHT
60103
EMS
151
800
EMT-I CLINICAL & FIELD EX
2
TBD
TBD
RGH
117
WRIGHT
ENGLISH 60086
ENGL
100
800
WRITING STANDARD ENGLISH
3
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
124
BRADLEY
51187
ENGL
110
800
ACCELERATED COMPOSITION
3
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
PORT
3
LYNCH
57203
ENGL
110
801
ACCELERATED COMPOSITION
3
T
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
123
CUNNINGHAM
51189
ENGL
110
802
ACCELERATED COMPOSITION (HYBRID COURSE)
3
M
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
123
SHAWVER
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29
FALL CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
60104
ENGL
111
800
58718
ENGL
113
800
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
COMPOSITION I
3
T
12:00 PM
ENHANCED COMPOSITION
4
T
INSTRUCTOR
2:30 PM
PORT
4
BRADLEY
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
127
LYNCH
R
12:00 PM
1:30 PM
PORT
3
T
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
TSPH
123
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
51210
ENGL
120
800
COMPOSITION III
3
CUNNINGHAM
51212
ENGL
120
802
COMPOSITION III
3
51271
ENGL
120
803
COMPOSITION III (HYBRID COURSE)
3
W
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
123
SHAWVER
60105
ENGL
150
800
STUDY OF LITERATURE
3
R
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
151
WHALEY
23380
ENGL
219
800
TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL WRITING
3
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
PMSSC
B
WHALEY
55695
ENGL
224
801
INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING (2ND 8 WEEK HYBRID COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
R
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
PMSSC
A
MURPHY
60106
ENGL
292
800
WORLD LITERATURES: ANCIENT WORLD THROUGH THE 16TH CENTURY
3
M
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
126
SHAW
CUNNINGHAM
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 57315
ENVS
101
801
THE BLUE PLANET
3
M
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
121
RAGLAND
57316
ENVS
102L
801
THE BLUE PLANET LAB
1
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
121
RAGLAND
58379
ENVS
101
802
THE BLUE PLANET
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
GREEN
58589
ENVS
102L
803
THE BLUE PLANET LAB
1
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
GREEN
101
800
ELEMENTARY FRENCH I
3
R
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
123
TORRES
FRENCH 60096
FREN
GEOGRAPHY 60242
GEOG
101
800
HOME PLANET: LAND WATER LIFE
3
T
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
129
RANNEFELD
60243
GEOG
105L
800
HOME PLANET: LAND WATER LIFE LAB
1
R
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
129
RANNEFELD
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
RF
1:00 PM
4:00 PM
RGH
116
MARIEN
HEALTH CAREERS IN HEALTH SCIENCES 60131
HCHS
111
800
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
3
STEWART
HEALTH CAREERS NURSING ASSISTANT 57223
HCNA
101
800
NURSING ASSISTANT (MUST BE CO-ENROLLED 4 IN GNST 293-804 I BEST)
$45
55366
GNST
293
804
T: CNA I-BEST
2
RF
1:00 PM
4:00 PM
RGH
116
MARIEN
HISTORY 23390
HIST
102
800
WESTERN CIVILIZATION POST 1648
3
R
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
126
SHAW
57426
HIST
161
800
US HISTORY TO 1877
3
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
126
SHAW
57415
HIST
162
800
US HISTORY SINCE 1877
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
RILEY
60116
HIST
260
800
HISTORY OF NEW MEXICO
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
LARRICHIO
HOLISTIC HEALTH AND HEALING ARTS 24363
HHHA
101
800
INTRODUCTION TO HEALING ARTS
3
$25
W
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
RGH
129
ELLIS-SANKARI
37945
HHHA
102
800
MEDITATION, CONSCIOUSNESS AND SELF HEALING
3
$25
T
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
128
MURPHY
30
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FALL CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
24364
HHHA
104
800
HATHA YOGA
3
$25
R
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
RGH
128
STEWART
44974
HHHA
105
800
TAI JI-OIGONG
3
$25
T
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
RGH
128
EAGLE
24365
HHHA
106
800
INTRODUCTION TO MASSAGE
3
$25
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
51308
HHHA
116
800
INTRODUCTION TO ORIENTAL MEDICINE
3
$25
M
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
118
TEITELBAUM
54401
HHHA
117
800
DREAMS, VISIONS AND ART MAKING: IMAGERY AS A HEALING TOOL
3
$25
T
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
RGH
128
COOK
54402
HHHA
118
800
AYURVEDA
3
$25
T
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
RGH
128
SHAW
54249
HHHA
141
800
YOGA TEACHING METHODOLOGIES AND ETHICS (10/14 & 10/15)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
128
GRIER
54250
HHHA
142
800
YOGA THERAPY I (11/4 & 11/5)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
128
GRIER
60141
HHHA
143
800
YOGA THERAPY TEACHER TRAINING
3
$25
R
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
128
GRIER
54507
HHHA
149
800
INTRODUCTION TO HERBOLOGY
3
$50
M
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
128
MCCALL
HOSPITALIT Y 60121
CART
293
800
T: INTRODUCTION TO HOSPITALITY, TOURISM AND RECREATION
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
STAFF
60122
CART
293
801
T: CUSTOMER RELATIONS, SERVICE AND DIVERSITY
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
STAFF
HUMAN SERVICES 47764
HS
101
800
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN SERVICES
3
W
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
TSPH
126
SILVA
54376
HS
105
800
GROUP DYNAMICS
3
T
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
PMSSC
A
ARGUELLO
35163
HS
109
800
TECHNIQUES OF ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION
3
R
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
TSPH
127
SANCHEZ
24367
HS
250
800
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN HUMAN SERVICES
3
M
4:00 PM
5:15 PM
TSPH
126
MIERA
24368
HS
251
800
ADVANCED CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN HUMAN SERVICES
3
M
4:00 PM
5:15 PM
TSPH
126
MIERA
24369
HS
252
800
ADVANCED CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN HUMAN SERVICES II
4
M
4:00 PM
5:15 PM
TSPH
126
MIERA
INTEGRATIVE MASSAGE THERAPY 37947
MAS
250
800
MASSAGE THERAPY I
3
$1,025
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
37948
MAS
251
800
MASSAGE THERAPY II
3
$25
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
57299
MAS
258
800
TRADITIONAL THAI MASSAGE (09/09-09/10)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
118
SHAW
54257
MAS
260
800
CULTURAL DIVERSITY COMPETENCY AND CROSS-CULTURAL ETHICAL ISSUES
3
$25
W
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
57293
MAS
263
800
YOGA AND PSYCHOLOGY OF CHAKRAS
3
$25
F
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
60142
MAS
265
800
CRANIAL SACRAL I (09/30-10/01)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
118
VEAL
57295
MAS
280
800
MASSAGE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
3
$25
T
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
RGH
118
QUINTANA
57297
MAS
293
800
T: PROF ETHIC 1ST AID CPR (10/21)
1
$25
S
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
60145
MAS
293
801
T: ADVANCED MYOFASCIAL RELEASE (09/23-09/24)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
60146
MAS
293
802
T: MASSAGE SEQUENCING (10/07-10/08)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
118
GATES
101
800
ELEMENTARY ITALIAN I
3
R
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
124
TORRES
ITALIAN 60097
ITAL
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31
FALL CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
MANAGEMENT 42253
MGMT
101
800
FUND OF ACCOUNTING I
3
54183
MGMT
113
800
MANAGEMENT AN INTRODUCTION
60098
MGMT
195
800
M
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
PMSSC
A
DURAN
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
GONZALES- SANTISTEVAN
INTRODUCTION TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
GONZALES- SANTISTEVAN
MATHEMATICS 26669
MATH
099
800
PRE-ALGEBRA
4
TR
3:00 PM
4:45 PM
PMSSC
C
SISNEROS
26670
MATH
099
801
PRE-ALGEBRA
4
MW
8:00 AM
9:45 AM
PMSSC
D
RAEL
57346
MATH
099
802
PRE-ALGEBRA
4
MW
1:00 PM
2:45 PM
PMSSC
D
RAEL
26672
MATH
100
800
INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA
4
TR
1:00 PM
2:45 PM
PMSSC
C
SISNEROS
47760
MATH
100
802
INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA
4
MW
10:00 AM
11:45 AM
PMSSC
D
RAEL
54163
MATH
101
802
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART I (ALEKS)
1
$10
MW
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
60217
MATH
102
805
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS 2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
1
$10
MW
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
54154
MATH
101
801
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART I (ALEKS)
1
$10
TR
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
54537
MATH
102
802
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS 2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
1
$10
TR
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
54150
MATH
101
800
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART I (ALEKS)
1
$10
TR
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
54538
MATH
102
804
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS 2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
1
$10
TR
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
58454
MATH
101
803
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART I (ALEKS)
1
$10
TR
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
124
NICHOLLS
58455
MATH
102
806
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS 2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
1
$10
TR
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
124
NICHOLLS
57337
MATH
102
803
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS)
1
$10
MW
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
54152
MATH
102
800
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS)
1
$10
TR
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
54162
MATH
102
801
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS)
1
$10
TR
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
58456
MATH
102
807
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS)
1
$10
TR
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
124
NICHOLLS
57338
MATH
103
803
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART III (ALEKS)
1
$10
MW
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
57339
MATH
103
804
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART III (ALEKS)
1
$10
TR
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
57340
MATH
103
805
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART III (ALEKS)
1
$10
TR
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
58457
MATH
103
806
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART III (ALEKS)
1
$10
TR
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
124
NICHOLLS
47841
MATH
106
800
PROBLEMS IN INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
1
W
10:00 AM
10:50 AM
TSPH
154
STAFF
54133
MATH
106
801
PROBLEMS IN INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
1
W
12:00 PM
12:50 PM
TSPH
154
STAFF
57325
MATH
106
802
PROBLEMS IN INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
1
W
11:00 AM
11:50 AM
TSPH
154
STAFF
57327
MATH
106
803
PROBLEMS IN INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
1
M
1:00 PM
1:50 PM
TSPH
154
SCHAUERMANN
57329
MATH
106
804
PROBLEMS IN INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
1
W
1:00 PM
1:50 PM
TSPH
154
SCHAUERMANN
57333
MATH
106
806
PROBLEMS IN INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
1
R
10:00 AM
10:50 AM
TSPH
154
SCHAUERMANN
57335
MATH
106
807
PROBLEMS IN INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
1
R
11:00 AM
11:50 AM
TSPH
154
SCHAUERMANN
32
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FALL CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
47842
MATH
107
800
PROBLEMS IN COLLEGE ALGEBRA
1
W
2:00 PM
2:50 PM
TSPH
154
NICHOLLS
57328
MATH
107
803
PROBLEMS IN COLLEGE ALGEBRA
1
M
1:00 PM
1:50 PM
TSPH
154
SCHAUERMANN
57330
MATH
107
804
PROBLEMS IN COLLEGE ALGEBRA
1
W
1:00 PM
1:50 PM
TSPH
154
SCHAUERMANN
57334
MATH
107
806
PROBLEMS IN COLLEGE ALGEBRA
1
R
10:00 AM
10:50 AM
TSPH
154
SCHAUERMANN
57336
MATH
107
807
PROBLEMS IN COLLEGE ALGEBRA
1
R
11:00 AM
11:50 AM
TSPH
154
SCHAUERMANN
48988
MATH
110
801
PROBLEMS IN ELEMENTS OF CALCULUS
1
R
12:00 PM
1:00 PM
PMSSC
D
RAGLAND
38080
MATH
111
800
MATHEMATICS FOR ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS I
3
R
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
TSPH
124
VALENCIA
41901
MATH
121
801
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
3
TR
3:00 PM
4:15 PM
TSPH
121
NICHOLLS
60150
MATH
129
800
A SURVEY OF MATHEMATICS
3
TR
6:00 PM
7:15 PM
PMSSC
C
SISNEROS
41902
MATH
162
800
CALCULUS I
4
TR
10:00 AM
11:45 AM
PMSSC
D
RAGLAND
41903
MATH
180
800
ELEMENTS OF CALCULUS I
3
TR
8:30 AM
9:45 AM
PMSSC
D
RAGLAND
60147
UNIV
104
800
MATH LEARNING STRATEGIES
1
T
3:00 PM
3:50 PM
TSPH
129
HEDDEN
60148
UNIV
104
801
MATH LEARNING STRATEGIES
1
R
3:00 PM
3:50 PM
TSPH
129
HEDDEN
R
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
TSPH
151
CLEMENT
MEDIA ARTS 37911
MA
210
800
INTRODUCTION TO FILM STUDIES
3
$25
47773
MA
210
801
INTRODUCTION TO FILM STUDIES
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
CLEMENT
57219
MA
212
800
BEYOND HOLLYWOOD
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
CLEMENT
TR
5:30 PM
7:30 PM
TSPH
129
ELDER
T
9:00 AM
12:00 PM
RGH
129
KITTNER
NATURAL SCIENCE 26807
NTSC
263L
800
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
4
NURSING 60110
NURS
222L
800
CARE OF CHRONIC PATIENTS
4
$2,000
60111
NURS
252
800
HEALTH AND ILLNESS CONCEPTS II
3
M
1:00 PM
4:00 PM
RGH
129
ODELL
60112
NURS
291
800
PROFESSIONAL NURSING CONCEPTS
3
M
9:00 AM
12:00 PM
RGH
129
OFFENHARTZ
60113
NURS
297
800
INDEPENDENT STUDY
3
TBD
TBD
RGH
129
STAFF
801
NUTRITION FOR HEALTH
3
T
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
RGH
118
BLECHER
NUTRITION 57292
NUTR
120
OFFICE AND BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY 60099
OBT
105
800
BASIC KEYBOARDING
3
$25
T
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
PORT
3
VALDEZ
60100
OBT
205
800
BUSINESS MATH APPLICATIONS
3
$25
R
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
PORT
3
STAFF
T
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
126
SHAW
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
PHILOSOPHY 60118
PHIL
201
800
GREEK THOUGHT
3
60117
PHIL
156
800
REASONING AND CRITICAL THINKING
3
http://taos.unm.edu
MCALEER
For the most current class information and course descriptions visit: http://taos.unm.edu/schedule
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FALL CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 51113
GNST
293
800
T: MORNING FITNESS
3
$25
MWF
7:00 AM
7:45 AM
TAOS SPA
GUYER
57226
GNST
293
801
T: SELF DEFENSE
3
$25
TR
12:00 PM
1:15 PM
DEFENDU ACADEMY
DALY
57227
GNST
293
805
T: PILATES
3
$25
MF
9:00 AM
10:30 AM
RGH
128
FIELD
PHYSICS 44800
PHYC
151
800
GENERAL PHYSICS
3
TR
1:30 PM
2:45 PM
TSPH
121
NICHOLLS
44801
PHYC
151L
800
GENERAL PHYSICS LAB
1
T
12:00 PM
1:30 PM
TSPH
121
NICHOLLS
44802
PHYC
157
800
PROBLEMS IN GENERAL PHYSICS
1
R
12:00 PM
1:30 PM
TSPH
121
NICHOLLS
POLITICAL SCIENCE 51095
POLS
200
800
AMERICAN POLITICS
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
CALDWELL
57208
POLS
220
800
POLITICS AROUND THE WORLD
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
CALDWELL
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
ARCHULETA
PSYCHOLOGY 57376
PSY
105
800
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (ONLINE COURSE-9/25-12/10)
3
57205
PSY
105
802
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
3
M
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
126
MIERA
57206
PSY
220
800
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
3
M
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
PMSSC
B
ANAYA
60084
PSY
240
800
BRAIN & BEHAVIOR
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
44810
PSY
250
800
T: INTRODUCTION TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE
3
R
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
TSPH
126
MARES
51097
PSY
280
800
HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
3
W
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
TSPH
127
ELLIS-SANKARI
60085
PSY
250
801
ST: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE (2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
O’NEILL
O'NEILL
PUBLIC HEALTH 60114
PH
260
800
ST: INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNITY HEALTH WORK (8/25 & 9/8 )
1
F
8:30 AM
4:30 PM
RGH
129
ANASTASOFF
60133
PH
260
801
ST: COMMUNITY HEALTH WORK: FRAMEWORKS, PRINCIPLES, AND PRACTICES FOR DIRECT SERVICES (9/15 & 9/22)
1
F
8:30 AM
4:30 PM
RGH
129
ANASTASOFF
60134
PH
260
802
ST: CLINICAL BASICS FOR FRONTLINE HEALTH WORKERS (10/13 & 10/14 )
1
F/SAT
8:30 AM
4:30 PM
RGH
116
OFFENHARTZ
60135
PH
260
803
ST: HEALTH PROMOTION AND HEALTH COACHING (10/6, 10/20, 11/3, 11/17, 12/1, 12/15)
3
F
8:30 AM
4:30 PM
RGH
129
ANASTASOFF
W
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
126
HEWLETT
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
$25
RELIGION 60120
RELG
264
800
WESTERN RELIGIONS
3
60119
RELG
263
800
EASTERN RELIGIONS
3
MCALEER
SOCIOLOGY 24361
SOC
101
801
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
3
47766
SOC
101
802
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
3
34
R
TSPH
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ELLIS-SANKARI BROWN 575-737-6200
FALL CLASS SCHEDULE CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
54171
SOC
205
800
CRIME, PUBLIC POLICY AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
ACKERMAN
57351
SOC
213
800
DEVIANCE
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
BROWN
SPANISH 57215
SPAN
101
800
ELEMENTARY SPANISH I
3
M
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
123
CHAVEZ-AGUILAR
44975
SPAN
101
801
ELEMENTARY SPANISH I (1ST 8 WEEK COURSE-08/21-10/14)
3
M
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
PMSSC
A
DOVALPAGE
44817
SPAN
102
800
ELEMENTARY SPANISH II (2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
M
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
PMSSC
A
DOVALPAGE
STATISTICS 28771
STAT
145
800
INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS (HYBRID COURSE)
3
TR
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
PSMMC
B
HEDDEN
57318
STAT
145
801
INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS (HYBRID COURSE)
3
TR
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
PSMMC
B
HEDDEN
60147
UNIV
104
800
MATH LEARNING STRATEGIES
1
T
3:00 PM
3:50 PM
TSPH
129
HEDDEN
60148
UNIV
104
801
MATH LEARNING STRATEGIES
1
R
3:00 PM
3:50 PM
TSPH
129
HEDDEN
UNIVERSIT Y STUDIES 54188
UNIV
101
800
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (13 WEEK HYBRIDCOURSE 08/21-11/17)
3
$25
T
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSPH
123
CHAVEZ-AGUILAR
54189
UNIV
101
801
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (13 WEEK HYBRIDCOURSE 08/21-11/17)
3
$25
W
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
TSPH
123
VIGIL
54190
UNIV
101
802
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND 3 HIGHER EDUCATION(LATE STARTING 13 WEEK HYBRID COURSE 9/11-12/8)
$25
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
123
CHAVEZ-AGUILAR
60132
UNIV
101
803
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (13 WEEK HYBRIDCOURSE 08/21-11/17)
3
$25
R
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
TSPH
123
TRUJILLO
54192
UNIV
101
804
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (2ND 8 WEEK ONLINE COURSE)
3
$25
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
CHAVEZ-AGUILAR
WOODWORKING 57195
WW
101
800
FUND OF WOODWORKING I
3
$40
F
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSFPH
213
RANNEFELD
60095
WW
108
800
WOOD LAMINATION & BENDING
3
$40
W
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSFPH
213
RANNEFELD
51158
WW
110
800
FURNITURE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
3
$40
T
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSFPH
213
RANNEFELD
57196
WW
116
800
CHAIR DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
3
$40
T
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSFPH
213
RANNEFELD
60093
WW
117
800
WOOD CARVING
3
$40
M
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSFPH
213
VARGAS
60094
WW
118
800
ADVANCED FURNITURE MAKING
3
$40
R
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSFPH
213
RANNEFELD
54197
WW
120
800
WOODWORKING SHOP
3
$40
R
9:00 AM
11:30 AM
TSFPH
213
RANNEFELD
http://taos.unm.edu
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FALL ONLINE CLASSES CRN
SUBJ
ONLINE -
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
Online courses do not meet face-to-face. They are conduc ted entirely online.
ANTHROPOLOGY 49006
ANTH
130 801 CULTURES OF THE WORLD
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU HAWTHORNE
57359
ANTH
150 800 EVOLUTION & HUMAN EMERGENCE
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU REED
57207
ANTH
220 800 WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU REED
ART HISTORY 60127
ARTH
201 800 HISTORY OF ART IN (1ST 8 WEEK COURSE-08/21-10/14)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU KING
57380
ARTH
202 800 HISTORY OF ART II (2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU KING
BIOLOGY 57320
BIOL
123 801 BIOLOGY FOR HEALTH RELATED SCIENCES AND NON-MAJORS
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU GREEN
57321
BIOL
124L
1
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU GREEN
801 BIO-HEALTH SCI LAB
HOSPITALIT Y 60121
CART
293 800 T: INTRODUCTION TO HOSPITALITY, TOURISM AND RECREATION
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU STAFF
60122
CART
293 801 T: CUSTOMER RELATIONS, SERVICE AND DIVERSITY
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU STAFF
EARLY CHILDHOOD MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION 60092
ECME
111 800 FAMILY AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATION
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU ATIAS
120 802 COMPOSITION III
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU CUNNINGHAM
ENGLISH 51212
ENGL
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 58379
ENVS
101 802 THE BLUE PLANET
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU GREEN
58589
ENVS
102L
1
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU GREEN
803 THE BLUE PLANET LAB
HEALTH CAREERS IN HEALTH SCIENCES 60131
HCHS
111 800 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU STEWART
HISTORY 57415
HIST
162 800 US HISTORY SINCE 1877
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU RILEY
60116
HIST
260 800 HISTORY OF NEW MEXICO
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU LARRICHIO
MANAGEMENT 54183
MGMT
113 800 MANAGEMENT AN INTRODUCTION
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU SANTISTEVAN-GONZALES
60098
MGMT
195 800 INTRODUCTION TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU SANTISTEVAN-GONZALES
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU CLEMENT
MEDIA ARTS 47773
36
MA
210 801 INTRODUCTION TO FILM STUDIES
For the most current class information and course descriptions visit: http://taos.unm.edu/schedule
575-737-6200
FALL ONLINE CLASSES / ACCELERATED CLASSES CRN
57219
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
MA
TITLE
212 800 BEYOND HOLLYWOOD
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU CLEMENT
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU MCALEER
PHILOSOPHY 60117
PHIL
156 800 REASONING AND CRITICAL THINKING
POLITICAL SCIENCE 51095
POLS
200 800 AMERICAN POLITICS
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU CALDWELL
57208
POLS
220 800 POLITICS AROUND THE WORLD
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU CALDWELL
PSYCHOLOGY 57376
PSY
105 800 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (9/25-12/10)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU ARCHULETA
60084
PSY
240 800 BRAIN & BEHAVIOR
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU O’NEILL
60085
PSY
250 801 ST: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE (2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU O’NEILL
263 800 EASTERN RELIGIONS
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU MCALEER
RELIGION 60119
RELG
SOCIOLOGY 47766
SOC
101 802 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU BROWN
54171
SOC
205 800 CRIME, PUBLIC POLICY AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU ACKERMAN
57351
SOC
213 800 DEVIANCE
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU BROWN
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU CHAVEZ-AGUILAR
UNIVERSIT Y STUDIES 54192
CRN
UNIV
SUBJ
101 804 SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (2ND 8 WEEK ONLINE COURSE 10/16-12/16)
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
ACCELERATED CLASSES ART HISTORY 60127
ARTH
201
800
HISTORY OF ART IN (1ST 8 WEEK COURSE (08/21-10/14)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
KING
BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY 60082
BSTC
175
800
PROFESSIONAL READINESS (1ST 8 WEEK COURSE (08/21-10/14)
1
PROFESSIONAL BAKING (1ST 8 WEEK COURSE (08/21-10/14)
3
ST: INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNITY HEALTH WORK (8/25 & 9/8 )
1
W
9:00 AM 11:30 AM
CBI
SANTISTEVANGONZALES
SAT
9:00 AM 2:00 PM
THS
B 210
MORRIS
F
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
RGH
129
ANASTASOFF
CULINARY ARTS 60088
CART
129
800
$75
PUBLIC HEALTH 60114
PH
260
800
http://taos.unm.edu
For the most current class information and course descriptions visit: http://taos.unm.edu/schedule
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FALL LATE STARTING ACCELERATED CLASSES CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
101
ELEMENTARY SPANISH I (1ST 8 WEEK COURSE-08/21-10/14)
3
M
3:00 PM 5:30 PM
PMSSC
A
DOVALPAGE
SPANISH 44975
SPAN
801
UNIVERSIT Y STUDIES 54188
UNIV
101
800
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (13 WEEK HYBRIDCOURSE 08/21-11/17)
3
$25
T
9:00 AM 11:30 AM
TSPH
123
CHAVEZAGUILAR
54189
UNIV
101
801
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (13 WEEK HYBRIDCOURSE 08/21-11/17)
3
$25
W
6:00 PM 8:30 PM
TSPH
123
VIGIL
54190
UNIV
101
802
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (LATE STARTING 13 WEEK HYBRID COURSE 9/11-12/8)
3
$25
W
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
123
CHAVEZAGUILAR
60132
UNIV
101
803
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (13 WEEK HYBRIDCOURSE 08/21-11/17)
3
$25
R
3:00 PM 5:30 PM
TSPH
123
TRUJILLO
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
LATE STARTING ACCELERATED CLASSES ART HISTORY 57380 ARTH
202
800
HISTORY OF ART II (2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
KING
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
CHAVEZ
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 60136 CT
175L 800
PLAN & DES WEBSITE (12 WEEK ONLINE COURSE (9/25-12/15)
3
$25
CULINARY ARTS 60090 CART
156
800
FANCY CAKE DECORATION (2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
$75
SAT
10:00 AM 3:00 PM
THS
B 210 THOMAS
60091 CART
108
800
SERVSAFE (09/09-09/23)
1
$75
SAT
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
THS
B 210 SPEARS
224
801
INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING (2ND 8 WEEK HYBRID COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
R
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
PMSSC
A
MURPHY
ENGLISH 55695 ENGL
HOLISTIC HEALTH AND HEALING ARTS 54249 HHHA
141
800
YOGA TEACHING METHODOLOGIES AND ETHICS (10/14 & 10/15)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
128
GRIER
54250 HHHA
142
800
YOGA THERAPY I (11/4 & 11/5)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
128
GRIER
INTEGRATIVE MASSAGE THERAPY 57299 MAS
258
800
TRADITIONAL THAI MASSAGE (09/09-09/10)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
118
SHAW
60142 MAS
265
800
CRANIAL SACRAL I (09/30-10/01)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
118
VEAL
38
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575-737-6200
FALL LATE STARTING ACCELERATED CLASSES CRN
SUBJ
CRS# SEC
TITLE
CR FEE
DAYS
TIME
BLDG
RM
INSTRUCTOR
57297 MAS
293
800
T: PROF ETHIC 1ST AID CPR (10/21)
1
$25
S
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
60146 MAS
293
802
T: MASSAGE SEQUENCING (10/07-10/08)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
118
GATES
60145 MAS
293
801
T: ADVANCED MYOFASCIAL RELEASE (09/23-09/24)
1
$25
SAT/SUN
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
RGH
118
SEGARRA
MATHEMATICS 60217 MATH
102
805
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS 2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
1
$10
MW
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
54537 MATH
102
802
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS 2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
1
$10
TR
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
54538 MATH
102
804
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS 2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
1
$10
TR
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
TSPH
124
SCHAUERMANN
58455 MATH
102
806
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PART II (ALEKS 2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
1
$10
TR
10:00 AM 11:30 AM
TSPH
124
NICHOLLS
PSYCHOLOGY 57376 PSY
105
800
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (ONLINE COURSE-9/25-12/10)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
ARCHULETA
60085 PSY
250
801
ST: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE (2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
O’NEILL
F
8:30 AM
4:30 PM
RGH
129
ANASTASOFF
F/SAT
8:30 AM
4:30 PM
RGH
116
OFFENHARTZ
PUBLIC HEALTH 60133 PH
260
801
ST: COMMUNITY HEALTH WORK: FRAMEWORKS, PRINCIPLES, AND PRACTICES FOR DIRECT SERVICES (9/15 & 9/22)
1
60134 PH
260
802
ST: CLINICAL BASICS FOR FRONTLINE HEALTH WORKERS (10/13 & 10/14 )
1
60135 PH
260
803
ST: HEALTH PROMOTION AND HEALTH COACHING (10/6, 10/20, 11/3, 11/17, 12/1, 12/15)
3
F
8:30 AM
4:30 PM
RGH
129
ANASTASOFF
102
800
ELEMENTARY SPANISH II (2ND 8 WEEK COURSE-10/16-12/16)
3
M
3:00 PM
5:30 PM
PMSSC
A
DOVALPAGE
W
12:00 PM 2:30 PM
TSPH
123
CHAVEZAGUILAR
$25
SPANISH 44817 SPAN
UNIVERSIT Y STUDIES 54190 UNIV
101
802
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (LATE STARTING 13 WEEK HYBRID COURSE 9/11-12/8)
3
$25
54192 UNIV
101
804
SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO UNM AND HIGHER EDUCATION (2ND 8 WEEK ONLINE COURSE)
3
$25
http://taos.unm.edu
ONLINE
LEARN.UNM.EDU
CHAVEZAGUILAR
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Access to Career and Technical Education/Grievance Procedures The University of New Mexico-Taos hereby advises students, parents, employees and the general public that it offers employment and educational opportunities, including career and technical educational opportunities, without regard to sex, race, color, national origin or disability. Grievance procedures are available to interested persons by contacting the compliance officer listed below. Inquiries regarding this nondiscrimination policy may be directed to the person listed below: Patricia Gonzales Director of Student Services UNM-Taos 1157 County Road 110 Ranchos de Taos, NM 87557 575-737-6212 A copy of the career and technical education courses/programs offered and admission criteria may be obtained on our website, http://taos. unm.edu or by calling 575-737-6215 to request a mailing. Adding and Dropping Courses Students may drop and add courses on the web at http://my.unm.edu or in person. Do not expect your instructor to drop you if you stop attending class. See Important Dates pages for deadlines. Call the Student Affairs Department at 575-737-6215 for complete information.
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Upon completion of the semester, students receiving a failing or withdrawal grade for all courses will be required to provide documentation stating he/ she was in attendance all semester. If a student cannot provide the documentation requested he/she will have to pay back all financial aid they received for that semester.
PLEASE NOTE: Your instructor will not automatically drop you if you stop attending class and you may receive a failing grade. Cancellation Due to Lack of Financial Commitment Students who fail to pay their full tuition and fees (including second 8-week courses or second 4 week courses in summer) or have not made financial arrangements with the cashier’s office on or before 5:00pm on the scheduled financial disenrollment deadline date will have their registration cancelled and will be disenrolled from all classes. The student must pay tuition in full or make financial arrangements for all university charges. Call the business office at 737-6269, check the Important Dates page 2 or call the Department of Student Services at 575-737-6215 for additional information. Course Wait List A wait list is an electronic list of students who are waiting to register for a full class. Students may sign up for this when they attempt to register for a section that has reached
its capacity. The first student on the registration wait list is notified via email when a space becomes available. This student then has a maximum of 48 hours (24 hours once the semester starts) or until 5pm on the Add Deadline Date, whichever comes first, to register for the section. If the student does not register for the section within this time frame, he/ she will be dropped from the wait list for that section and the next student on the list will be notified. Course Wait List Policies and Procedures 1. Any eligible student wishing to enroll in a course that has reached its authorized capacity may add themselves to one section of that course’s wait list. A student is wait listed in the order in which s/he attempts to register for the course. 2. A student on the wait list is not officially enrolled in that course and is not eligible to receive a grade in that course. 3. Being on the wait list does not guarantee registration in the class or that a new section will be made available for the same time frame or instructor. 4. A student on a wait list may attend the wait listed course, if seating is available and with the instructor’s permission. 5. Students on a wait list will have conflicts checked with prerequisites, but not duplicate 575-737-6200
IMPORTANT INFORMATION courses, co-requisites, or time conflicts. Students can be on a wait list for a course with the same course number, but a different section number than the section that they are enrolled in. 6. Students must meet all registration requirements before being allowed on a wait list. 7. It is the responsibility of the student to check the status of the wait list. If the student no longer wishes to remain on the wait list, they should drop it through LoboWeb. 8. Not all sections have wait lists. Off-pattern/open learning courses scheduled outside a regular term may not be set up with wait lists at this time. 9. Instructors have the right to increase course capacity to allow specific students to enroll in their class.
PLEASE NOTE: Failure to add/drop courses by the published deadlines could affect your Financial Aid Award. Please see the Financial Aid Office before processing any add/drop transactions after the published deadlines. Graduation Information Each student is responsible for monitoring his/her individual progress toward graduation. For this purpose, curriculum checklists are available from the UNM-Taos Department of Student Services for the various degree programs. A request for a degree check should be submitted by each student upon completion of at least 40 credit hours toward an Associate degree or 20 credit hours toward a Certificate. One semester prior to the semester in which the student expects to graduate, a student must petition to graduate by completing a Petition for Graduation form and submitting it to the Department of Student Affairs.
*Wait list goes away the first Friday of the semester for 16 week courses. Financial Aid Award & Payment Financial Aid forms are available in the Student Services Department. Students seeking financial aid assistance must complete a FAFSA form. The UNM school code is 002663. Once the form has been submitted, please call 575-737-6215 to verify your eligibility or if you need help filling out your forms. Financial Aid funds are disbursed the first day of classes. Scholarship and grant information is available at: http://taos. unm.edu. If a student withdraws during the semester, he/she may be required to pay back a portion of their financial aid. The payback amount is determined by the student’s last date of attendance. http://taos.unm.edu
Petition to Graduate Deadlines Summer - April 1 Fall - June 1 Spring - November 1 Petition deadlines are set early to ensure that there is ample time to process a degree check prior to registration. Graduation petitions can be picked up at the Department of Student Services. Please call 575-7376215 for additional information.
Resident and Non-Resident Status Students are responsible for obtaining the correct residency classification prior to the third week of classes. A student not classified as a New Mexico resident will be charged nonresident tuition rates. All students are classified according to their
residency status for tuition purposes. Residency is determined at the time of admission. Any student wishing to change residency classification must petition through the Department of Student Services. For a description of the residency requirements, visit the UNM-Taos website at http://taos. unm. edu.
Tuition Refund All tuition and fee refunds are based on the date of official drop or withdrawal. To receive consideration for a refund of paid tuition and fees, students must complete drop procedures via LoboWeb, or in the Department of Student Services. A refund is not automatically disbursed to a student; a written request must be made. If a refund is due and payment was made by check, there is a 21-day hold period from the payment receipt date before the refund is processed. MasterCard/ VISA card payments must be credited back to the charge card. Check the “Important Dates” section for the last drop/refund date for each semester.
University Closure and Delayed Start Policy The University of New Mexico-Taos has an obligation to conduct its education, business, and support activities on a regular basis despite emergencies and inclement weather. At the same time, the university has a responsibility for the safety and well being of its students, faculty and staff. The university will not close during periods of emergencies or inclement weather unless conditions are severe enough to endanger the university community.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION In the event that the university is delayed or closed, status will be announced on KOAT 7, KOB 4, KRQE 13 School Alert, local radio stations, http://taos.unm.edu, as well as on our Information/Snow Line at 575-7376222. The University of New Mexico-Taos and the Taos Public Schools will follow the same delay and closure policy for inclement weather, except evenings and weekends. If you have any questions feel free to contact our office at 575-737-6270 during normal working hours. PLEASE NOTE: If there is a 2-hour delay due to inclement weather, it is two hours from the time the University normally opens, which is 8:00 am. If you have class scheduled from 9:00-10:15 am it will be cancelled for that day. If you have a class that runs from 9:00- 11:30 am your class will meet from 10:00 am to 11:30 am. If you have questions about UNM-Taos’s Snow Closure and Delay Policy, please call 575-737-6212.
Academic Advisement 575-737-6215 UNM-Taos has Academic Advisors to help you define your educational goals and assist you in planning your academic career. Advisement is encouraged for all students and is mandatory for all incoming students prior to registration for courses. Students may make an appointment with an advisor by calling 575-7376215.
Accessibility Resource Center 575-737-3695 In accordance with University Policy 2310 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), academic accommodations may be made for students who notify UNM-Taos of the need for accommodations. Students must demonstrate that their need for academic adjustments or other accommodations are based on their permanent disability by providing the Accessibility Resource Center documentation from a bona fide medical or mental health professional or diagnostician. Please call Diego Trujillo at 575-737-3694 for additional information or to schedule an appointment.
Center for Academic Success and Achievement (CASA) 575-737-3695 The Center for Academic Success and Achievement (CASA) provides placement testing, tutoring, and learning supports for the UNM-Taos community. Students seeking help with their studies and coursework are encouraged to take advantage of the free tutoring, coaching, testing, Mathematics Learning Lab (MaLL), and the Writing Studio. CASA’s goal is to assist students with exam preparation, study skills and learning strategies for academic success. For more information about CASA’S free learning resources contact CASA at 575-737-3695.
Library 575-737-6242 unmtlib@unm.edu http://taos.unm.edu/library The college Library is open to everyone. Your LOBO ID card is used as your Library card if you are affiliated with UNM in any way. Community members simply need a valid ID and proof of address in order to check out materials. Your college Library provides computers for academic use including research databases, eBooks, e-mail, word processing programs, and all computer applications that are taught at UNM-Taos. There is also a copier, scanner, printer and assistive technology such as text magnifier for your use. Your Library provides classes and one-on-one instruction to ensure students gain the Information Literacy Skills as one of the five “essential skills” in the statewide general education core. Knowledgeable staff are always available to work with you individually, or by phone and e-mail. Library Hours (subject to change) Monday - Thurs 8:00 am - 7:00 pm Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm All computers must be turned off 15 minutes before closing.
This document is available in alternative formats upon request by contacting the Center for Academic Success and Achievement (CASA) at 575-737-3695.
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ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT
ACADEMIC ADVISMENT YOUR KEY TO SUCCESS UNM-Taos Academic Advisors support students to ensure successful progression to graduation. Students are encouraged to meet with their academic advisor every semester. • Understand Your Certificate or Associate Degree. One size does not fit all. Academic Advisors listen to the needs and wants of each student to collectively create a plan toward degree completion. • Do More Than Make a Class Schedule. In addition to helping students choose classes for the semester, Academic Advisors guide decision-making regarding how students’ time at UNM-Taos can help them transfer to a 4 year degree program or enter the workforce. • Collaborate to Graduate. Students can collaborate with their academic advisor and gain useful information on a variety of campus resources to enhance their educational experience and obtain their degree in a timely manner. All UNM Taos academic advisors are members of National Academic Advising Association, enabling advisors to stay current on advising trends and research.
Do you have less than 45 credit hours?
Chenoa Velarde 737-3774/3695 velardet@unm.edu Ariana Delmerico 737-6274 adelmerico@unm.edu http://taos.unm.edu
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RESOURCES & SERVICES Placement Testing 575-737-3695 All first-time UNM-Taos students must take placement exams to enroll in English and Mathematics courses. To make an appointment for the placement test please contact the Center for Academic Success and Achievement (CASA) at 575-7373695.
Student Health Center at Main Campus - Albuquerque The Student Health Center is available to all currently- enrolled UNM students. This service is brought to you in part by your student activity fees. Fees charged at the SHC are much lower than community rates. For more information please visit the website: http://shac.unm.edu/general.html.
Student Health Insurance All students enrolling (and not receiving a tuition refund), paying fees and actively attending classes each semester for 6 or more credit hours, 3 hours in the summer, or 3 hours of dissertation and not fully employed (defined as Ph.D. program) are eligible to enroll in this insurance plan. For more information please visit the website: http://shac. unm.edu/online-studenthealth.html.
UNM Taos Kids’ Campus 575-737-6295 UNM Taos Kids’ Campus offers care for children ages 6 weeks through 5 years old. This program is open from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Friday. Our Pre-K Program is a grant-funded program that is available for eligible 4 year olds. The hours are Monday-Friday 8:30-11:30 am. For more information please visit the website: http://taos.unm. edu/kids-campus.
Writing Studio 575-737-3695 The Writing Studio, located within CASA, consists of instructors in developmental writing and the English Department acting as Writing Coaches. They are available to help students with writing at any stage in the assignment process and for any course. Coaches are available by appointment, walk-in, or via e-mail at taoswritingstudio@unm. edu. Please contact CASA at 575737-3695 for more information or to make an appointment.
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Course Offerings: Math 1: Pre-Algebra (operations with whole numbers and decimal numbers, fractions, measurement, elements of geometry, word problems) Math 2: Introduction to Algebra (ratios, proportions, percents, integers, formulas, graphing, geometry, systems of equations, probability, exponents and polynomials, factoring, linear equations. Application of math in everyday careers) Math 3: Intermediate Algebra (linear equations and inequalities, polynomials, factoring, exponents, radicals, fractional expressions and equations, quadratic equations, advanced geometric principles. Language Arts 1: Reading and Writing Fundamentals (elements of style, paragraph structure, genres, computer-based research, presentation skills, career exploration)
Language Arts 2/3: Reading and Writing for College and Careers (critical thinking skills needed to read and analyze a variety of genres, find evidence in text to support claims, write persuasive and compare/ contrast essays, feedback and editing process, career exploration and research) Social Studies 2/3: Intro to U.S. and World History (central themes and key events in U.S. History 1500s to Modern Day, times of peace and conflict in World History.) Scientific Principles 2/3: Intro to Biology, Earth Science, Physics and Chemistry (overview of western scientific process, basics of cell and animal biology, basics of earth and space science, key concepts in chemistry and physics)
Weekly Workshop for Success in College and Careers (professionalism and life skills, resume building, job shadowing, career exploration and research, college prep) Intro to Computer Basics (Word and Excel, Emailing, Internet research) One on One (tutoring for basic literacy skills) Distance Education Courses for those who live out of town or have unique circumstances Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) classes while you get your HSE.
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UPWARD BOUND & HEP
V ETER A NS UPWA R D BOUND Veterans Upward Bound (VUB) is designed to motivate and assist veterans in the development of academic and other requisite skills necessary for acceptance and success in a program of postsecondary education. The program provides assessment and enhancement of basic skills through counseling, mentoring, tutoring and academic instruction in the core subject areas. The primary goal of the program is to increase the rate at which participants enroll in and complete postsecondary education programs.
VUB Projects provides short-term remedial or refresher courses for veterans who are high school graduates but have delayed pursuing postsecondary education. The program assists veterans in securing support services from other locally available resources such as the Veterans Administration, state veterans agencies, veteran associations, and other state and local agencies that serve veterans. For additional information about Veteran Upward Bound, please contact Randy Larry at 575.737.3735. VUB is located at 630 Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Suite #100 Taos, NM 87571.
UPWA R D BOUND M ATH A ND SCIENCE The UNM Taos Upward Bound Math and Science (UBMS) helps Taos students recognize and develop their potential to excel in math and science, while encouraging them to pursue postsecondary degrees STEM (Science Technology Engineering or Mathematics). Funded by the US Department of Education TRiO Grant Initiative, the UBMS program is a comprehensive STEM college preparation program designed to strengthen the math and science skills of participating students while providing them opportunities for community engagement, leadership and college and career counseling and advisement.
The program supports up to 60 area high school students who can be identified as low income as defined by Federal guidelines and/or potential first-generation college students where neither parent has earned a Bachelor’s degree. Participants remain in the program through graduation. Program services are FREE to participants and are designed to support the academic program at the participating high schools. For additional information, please contact Andrew Leonard at 575.737.3725. UBMS is located at 630 Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Suite #100 Taos, NM 87571.
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVA LENCY PROGR A M The High School Equivalency Program (HEP) at UNM/Taos is a federal program funded through a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Migrant Education. HEP is designed to meet the special needs of migrant and seasonal farm workers and their dependent children.
Individuals are eligible for HEP if they meet the following criteria:
The goal of HEP is to help its students obtain the equivalent of a high school diploma and subsequently gain employment or be placed in an institution of higher education (college, university, vocational/ technical school, or training program).
• They are eligible or current participants in the - Migrant Education Program
• They or their immediate family members have engaged in seasonal agricultural work for 75 days within the last 24 months
• They are current participants in the Workforce Investment Act 167 (WIA 167) Program • They have been eligible for service under the Workforce Investment Act, Section 167
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For additional information please contact Randy Larry at 575.737.3735. HEP Program is located at 630 Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Suite #100 Taos, NM 87571. 575-737-6200
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Upper division and graduate courses are offered through UNM Online Programs in partnership with the UNM Taos branch. Online courses offer a flexible, highly interactive way to take courses in a wide range of programs and subject areas. For a schedule of online classes, visit: online.unm.edu UNM Online Student Services 866-869-6040 | online@unm.edu
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Through partnership with the University of New Mexico’s four branch campuses, as well as selected community colleges, UNM is able to expand opportunities for students around the state. Branches are responsible for lower-division curriculum leading to a wide array of associate degrees. Extended Learning expands upon these efforts by creating the path for students to attain selected University of New Mexico bachelor and advanced degrees through delivery of upperdivision and graduate-level programming. This programming is offered using online tools.
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By using a computer with internet access, students can take classes taught by regular UNM faculty on a standard semester basis. Online courses provide diverse interactions with classmates and instructors, and use the same rigorous materials as their classroom counterparts, while providing greater freedom in choosing when and where learning will take place. While many online classes do not have fixed meeting times, some instructors do require regular synchronous/ simultaneous meetings. Through web conferencing tools, some classes offered at main campus can be transmitted simultaneously for online participation from other locations. All required synchronous class meetings are listed in the schedule of classes.
There are two types of course delivery formats available. 1. Synchronous Online - has fixed meeting times. Students log in at a scheduled time to participate in the course. These courses (many offered formerly via Interactive Television) are now available via desktop with internet accessibility, making it convenient for a student to access the class. 2. Asynchronous Online - has no required meeting times. Students log in and participate as their schedule permits. In both types of online course, UNM faculty have the discretion to require face-to-face meetings, such as for exams or lab work. Detailed course information is available at the UNM Online Schedule of Classes. Students are also encouraged to email questions about the course format to instructors.
Students can take individual online classes or work toward degree completion options. For information about taking an online class, contact the UNM Online Programs at toll-free 866-869-6040 or via email at online@unm.edu. Additional information can be found on the website at http://online.unm.edu.
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