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Learning Communities for Fall Quarter 2018

 

Learning communities are a mash up of two distinct courses, taught by two fabulous instructors, for double the credits and double the time. Students say learning communities help them to think about subjects in new and more meaningful ways. Cascadia is offering the following three learning communities during Winter Quarter.

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Frames and Lenses:  Writing About Art Chris Gildow and Geeta Sadashivan CKR, GS, H- In this 10 credit learning community combining ART& 100 and ENGL& 101, students will view both writing and art through the lens of genre, and use concepts such as composition and rhetoric to frame their interpretations. They will explore how genres common to both art and literature can complement and challenge each other as forms of representation. Students will develop writing skills that will enable them to articulate their response to art and their appreciation of art’s role in documenting the human experience, telling stories, and enhancing our world. Sec LC1     TTh     11:00am-3:20pm    TOTAL 10 credit Prerequisite(s): Completion of ENGL 096 with a grade of 2.0 or higher or placement into ENGL& 101. Students must register for both courses below for a total of 10.0 credits: Item 1170 ART& 100Art Appreciation  with Item 2650ENGL& 101English Composition I

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Real Change Chari Davenport and Lindsay Custer      CKR, SS- In this 10 credit learning community combining COLL 101 and SOC 150. Students will engage in an analysis of social inequalities prominent in the U.S., such as race, class, gender and sexuality. They will participate in community-based learning activities designed to foster active learning, engaged citizenship, and integration of new knowledge about social inequalities, empowering students to make a difference in their own communities. Sec LC2    TTh     11:00am-3:20pm    TOTAL 10 credit Prerequisite(s): Completion of ENGL 096 with a grade of 2.0 or higher or placement into ENGL& 101. Students must register for both courses below for a total of 10.0 credits: Item 2050COLL 101 College Strategies   with Item 4450 SOC 150 Social Inequality

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They said what? Politics, Rhetoric, and Elections   Tasha Walston and Erin Richards   CKR, SS- This 10 credit learning community combining ENGL& 101 and POLS& 202 students will analyze political texts associated with the midterm elections to be held in fall 2018.  Through practicing various modes of reading, and developing strategies for interpreting and responding to a wide variety of political-oriented texts, students will be able to explain and understand the reasons for the results of the midterm elections.  Students will also compose texts that articulate their own political viewpoints, persuade others to adopt a particular political viewpoint, that evaluate the political analysis and commentary of political actors and other sources of political information, and that present theoretical solutions to real-world problems.  Sec LC3    MW     11:00am-3:20pm    TOTAL 10 credit Prerequisite(s):  Completion of ENGL 096 with a grade of 2.0 or higher or placement into ENGL& 101.  Students must register for both courses below for a total of 10.0 credits: Item 2660   ENGL& 101    English Composition I with Item 4300     POLS& 202    American Government