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Fall 2020 Learning Communities
Learning Communities pair two courses that are team-taught by two instructors. Students are automatically enrolled in both courses. Instruction, coursework, and assignments develop disciplinary skills and interconnections between the disciplines.
Real Change
Catherine Yu and Lindsay Custer
Sec LC1 TTH 11:00 am - 3:20 pm 10 credits
EDP, SS – In this 10 credit learning community combining COLL 101 and SOC 150, students will be introduced to Cascadia’s collaborative and integrated learning model as they practice academic skills that enable them to take ownership of their pathway to academic success. Simultaneously, students will engage in an analysis of social inequalities prominent in the U.S., such as race, class, and gender. They will participate in 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. Prerequisite(s): Completion of ENGL 96 with a grade of 2.0 or higher or placement into ENGL&101.
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Class Nbr 3392 - COLL 101 - College Strategies
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Class Nbr 3766 - SOC 150 - Social Inequality
They said what? Politics, Rhetoric, and Elections
Tasha Walston and Erin Richards
Sec LC3 MW 11:00 am - 3:20 pm 10 credits
EDP, SS – In this 10 credit learning community combining ENGL&101 and POLS&202 students will analyze political texts associated with the presidential election to be held in fall 2020. 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 presidential election. Students will also compose texts that articulate their own political viewpoints, persuade others to adopt a particular political viewpoint, and evaluate the political analysis and commentary of political actors and other sources of political information, and that present theoretical solutions to real-world problems. Prerequisite(s): Completion of ENGL 96 with a grade of 2.0 or higher or placement into ENGL&101.
Students must add both Class Numbers below to their shopping cart and enroll in both classes together.
Class Nbr 3553 - ENGL&101 - English Composition I
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Class Nbr 3739 - POLS&202 - American Government