Richland College  Spring 2011 Credit - A Learning Community Experience [ALCE]
 

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Course-Num-Sect(Reg#)
Title 		Class Meeting
Information 		Faculty Loc
Credits 		Start/End
Date 		Co-req
Sections 		Class
Features
ALCE-1600  A Learning Community Exper.Richland College [RLC]
ALCE-1600-8840 (665502)
A Learning Community Exper.
C110   LEC  
M W F   9:05 AM   11:05 AM
 Matter, William  Vita
Yates, Kathryn  Vita
 RLC
6		 1/18/11
5/12/11		   eCampus
Learning Comm.
 
 Delivery: LrnComm/ Topic: Science Fiction and Fantasy: Atlantis to Avatar/ Note: This is a 6 credit hour learning community that will examine the ideas, implications, and politics of science fiction and fantasy literature. In this course, we will read literature and watch films that cover a wide range of material from ancient utopian concepts to science fiction and fantasy of 2010. Students will receive credit for either ENGL 1301, 1302, 2327, 2328 or 2342 and either GOVT 2301 or 2371
ALCE-1600-8860 (665467)
A Learning Community Exper.
U103   LEC  
M W F   9:05 AM   11:05 AM
 Hatcher, Patricia  Vita
Mohsene, Laura  Vita
 RLC
6		 1/18/11
5/12/11		   eCampus
Learning Comm.
 
 Delivery: LrnComm/ Topic: Narrative Voices in History: American History from Reconstruction to Present/ Note: Students in this learning community will explore and analyze American history and literature in relation to issues of immigration from Reconstruction to the present and by looking at primary and secondary evidence of the time periods studied. Students will receive credit in ENGL 1302 & HIST 1302.
ALCE-1604  A Learning Community Exper.Richland College [RLC]
ALCE-1604-8844 (665563)
A Learning Community Exper.
INET   INET  
M T W R F S U    
Luter, Edward  Vita
Lester, Carole  Vita
 RLC
6		 1/18/11
5/12/11		   eCampus
Internet Based
Learning Comm.
 
 Delivery: Online Learning Community/ Topic: American Cinema/American Culture/ Note: This online 6 credit hour learning community will examine American literature, history and humanities through popular Hollywood movies. Students will receive credit in either HIST 1302, HUMA 1315 or 2319 and either ENGL 1302, 2328 or 2343.