Important Dates

Spring 2012- Full Term Table of

Contents
January
17 Residence Halls Open
17 Payment Verification Day/New Student
Orientation
18 Classes Begin/Day & Evening Calendar .....................................................1
23 Last Date to Add New Full Term Classes Accreditation .............................................1
February Registration Instructions..........................2
1 Last Date to Drop New Full Term Classes
24 All Spring Graduation Applications Due
Reg/Payment Verification .......................3
March Admission Policy ......................................3
7 Midterm Grades Due by 2:00 p.m. Financial Aid ..............................................4
12-16 Spring Break Tuition & Fees ............................................4
April Summer Registration Instructions .........5
9 Pre-registration for Fall Semester ‘11 for Online & Hybrid Class Instructions .......5
Current Students How to activate your NJC email .............6
16 Last Date to Withdraw with “W” Grade,
Fullterm Classes
Course Schedule Worksheet ..................7
23 Open Registration for Fall Semester 2011 NJC Class Prerequisites ............................9
May List of Approved Electives .....................10
7 Last Day Class Spring ‘12 Course Offerings .....................11-31
8-11 Final Exams - Day Classes
11 Commencement
Spring ‘12 B-Term Classes ........................32
14 Final Grades Due - 5:00 PM Spring ‘12Evening Classes ........................35
NJC Accelerated Degree Classes ..........33
January J Term Mini Session NJC Spring ‘12 Online Classes .................34
(COURSEWORK COUNTS FOR SPRING 2012 SEMESTER)
J-Term Classes ...........................................34
January 3-13, 2012(see page 40)
Ag Business Management Classes .......34
Hybrid Classes ...........................................36
Spring 2012- A-Term CCC Summer and Fall ‘11 Online Classes ............ 37-39
January Advance Degrees at NJC .........................41
18 A-Term Classes Begin/Day & Evening Classes Spring ‘12 Finals Schedule ........................44
20 Last Date to Add A-Term Classes NJC Advising Directory ............................45
25 Last Date to Drop A-Term Classes
February
College Opportunity Fund (COF) ...........46
13 Mid-Term Grades Due by 8:00 a.m. Living On Campus ....................................47
28 Last Date to Withdraw with a “W” Grade Admissions “To Do” Check List .............. 48
March Northeastern Junior College is accredited by The Higher Learning
5-9 Final Exams A-Term Commission and a member of the North Central Association. All
20 Final Grades Due - 5:00 PM
programs are approved by the Community Colleges of Colorado
Spring 2012 - B-Term System of which Northeastern has been a member since 1997. In
March addition, the college is a member of the American Association of
19 B-Term Classes Begin/Day & Evening Classes
21 Last Date to Add B-Term Classes
Community Colleges. Should you desire to contact this commission,
23 Last Date to Drop B-Term Classes you may do so at: The Higher Learning Commission, 30 North LaSalle
April Street, Suite 2400 Chicago, Illinois 60602-2504
16 Mid-Term Grades Due by 8:00 a.m. Phone: (800) 621-7440 / (312) 263-0456
26 Last Date to Withdraw with “W” Grade
May
8-11 Final Exams B-Term
14 Final Grades Due - 5:00 PM

Summer 2012
May 29 Summer Semester Classes Begin
Please note that summer classes are not listed in this booklet.
The list of classes will be compiled and made available
approximately February 28, 2012.
In case of inclement weather
If the weather is extremely bad, call the college’s main number
at 521-6600. If classes have been cancelled, a recorded
message will be playing there to indicate this; a cancellation
message will be posted on the college’s website ([Link])
and local radio stations will also announce closures.
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 Ready, Set. Go. You’ve Got Choices!
Welcome to a new semester at Northeastern
In Class Instruction--Traditional classes where you meet with
Junior College. Here’s how you get started! an instructor and other students on a regular, set schedule.
1. All new students must be processed through Admissions Office. (See pages 11-31)
Please refer to admissions check list which appears on Page 48 of
this booklet Online Instruction--You can now take an Internet-based class
2. Current students should: on your home computer, or your laptop for that matter, and never have
A. Get blank registration/verification forms (RV) from your to step foot in a classroom. This class format is set up to give you an
department office. anytime, anywhere option. You usually get your text book (if applicable)
B. Meet with advisor and complete RV form. in the mail, and then classes are set up so that you can access assign-
C. Department administrative assistants will input classes and ments online and return them to the instructor online by the specified
date. Some classes involve chatroom for class discussion. Tests are
print schedule.
also done online, usually in a secure, time-limited format. There are all
D. Department and computer locations for schedule input are: kinds of ways to take online classes through NJC:
Business Students-Phillips-Whyman, Room 26
1) NJC Online Classes--created by and taught by NJC faculty
Math &/Science Students-Phillips-Whyman, Room 214 members. (See page 34)
Nursing Students-Phillips-Whyman, Room 214
2) CCCOnline Classes--offered by the Colorado Community
Liberal Arts/Social Science/Education/ College System. These classes are created and taught by CCCS
Early Childhood/Education Students-E.S. French 170 faculty from all over the state. You may register for these classes,
indicating that NJC is your “home college” and these credits, once
Criminal Justice Students-E.S. French 171 earned, are placed on your NJC transcipt. Note: CCCS Online
Contact Jim Stewart: (970) 521-6629 classes are priced slightly higher than NJC Online classes.
(See pages 37-39)
Health, Human Performance and Sport Students
-Bank of Colorado Event Center 3) ED2/GO--instructor facilitated six-week classes from an
Agriculture/Equine Students-Beede Hamil, Room 10 Internet based program allowing you to access a large selection of
topics to learn about. (See page 43)
Cosmetology Students-Cosmetology Building
Auto Tech, Diesel and Wind Technology Students 4) Gatlin Education Services-Online workforce training
programs to help you acquire professional caliber positions for
-Lebsack-Schmidt Hall, North Campus many in-emand occupations. (See page 47)
Fire Science/Fire Academy-ES French Hall, Rm.203
Contact Jonathan Lichtenwalner (970) 521-6653 Hybrid Classes--These classes combine both in-class and
online formats. The bulk of the instruction is delivered [Link]-
Extended Studies Students-Knowles Hall Room 320 ing students or working students love this option!
--EMS Students-Knowles Hall, Room 327 (See page 36)
--High School Concurrent Enrollment Students-
Knowles Hall, Room 330 Evening Classes--If you work during the day and don’t want
to do online classes at home alone, you can take on campus evening-
Undecided/Undeclared- NJC Advising and Counseling Center- classes. (See page 35)
Hays Student Center, Room 132 - open Monday - Friday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm or assigned advisor Accelerated Degree Classes--Great for the working stu-
dent. Your classes meet in slightly longer formats, BUT FEWER TIMES
3. Registration Holds--if you have a hold on your which allows you to finish a class sooner and move on to the next one.
account you will NOT be able to register for You can get an associate’s degree in 18 months!(See page 33)
classes until the hold is taken care of: Your hold
B-Term Classes--Also referred to as “late starting classes”,
will be due to one of the following circumstances: offered the last 8 weeks of a semester (start March 19, 2012) to allow
*Unpaid Account Balance - Contact Cashier’s Office. students to pick up some extra credits to keep their full-time status, or to
(970) 521-6728/Hays Student Center Room 132. take preparatory classes to get ready for degree level classes the next
*Library Hold - Contact Library semester. (See page 32)
(970) 521-6612/Monahan Library
*Disciplinary Hold - Contact Residence Life J-Term Classes--held in early January during the semester
(970) 521-6608/Hays Student Center break. (See page 34)
*Academic Hold - Contact Counseling Office
(970) 521-6608/Hays Student Center, Room 132

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 REGISTRATION/ ADMISSION POLICY
PAYMENT VERIFICATION Northeastern is an open enrollment institution which means we
welcome all applications. However, admission into the college
does not guarantee admittance into specific programs or courses
NJC sets aside one day at the beginning of Spring Semester to give with additional prerequisites or limited enrollment. Questions
students an opportunity to verify their student information, make about admission should be submitted to the Admissions Office at
sure this class schedule is finalized and to make payment arrange- 970-521-7000.
ments be it through financial aid, student/parent loans or cash pay-
ment. The date set aside for the Spring 2012 Semester is: Northeastern Junior College admits students based on
the following criteria:
January 17 1. Applicants who are at least 17 years old (under 17 requires a
8:15AM - 4:30 PM presidential waiver to be acquired through the admissions
office).
If you are a NEW STUDENT and have not applied or 2. Applicants with a high school diploma, GED, or those who
been signed up for classes yet:
meet the minimum test scores requirement on an Ability to
- Start this process in the Admissions Office.
Benefit Test.
3. Students who are enrolled in a Concurrent Enrollment
If you are a NEW STUDENT who has already been on
program through their high school.
campus and registered for classes:
4. International applicants who meet the International Student
-Report to the identified area in Hays Student Center on the above
Admission Requirements listed in the college catalog (including
date to have your class registration verified and to be processed
but not limited to a TOEFL score of 475 for the paper test or a
for payment through the Campus Cashier.
score of 150 for the computer based test, or a 52 on the
Internet-based test.)
RETURNING REGISTERED STUDENTS
-Report to the identified area in Hays Student Center on one of the
High School Transcripts/GED. Students are required to
above dates to have your class registration verified and be pro-
submit official transcripts of their high school, GED or home school
cessed for payment through the Campus Cashier.
work and curriculum. This information is valuable in the academic
advising process and financial aid consideration.
NON REGISTERED STUDENTS--If you have been a
student at NJC in the past, but failed to register for classes for any
ACT/SAT. Entrance examinations, such as the ACT or SAT,
reason, you will need to contact the Department Office for your aca-
are encouraged but not required for admission. Students who
demic major to be advised and placed into classes before you are
have taken these entrance exams are asked to have their scores
processed for verification and payment. You may do this anytime
sent directly to NJC. If a student does not take the ACT or SAT, or
prior to January 17th. After you are registered for classes, you must
scores below a certain score in one of three areas (math, English &
go through the payment process indivdiually and you can do this
reading), he or she will be required to take an on campus assess-
with the campus cashier in Hays Student Center.
ment test (Accuplacer) to determine placement in classes. To
establish if you are exempt from taking the Accuplacer test, contact
It is crucial that you make sure your payment arrangements are
the Comprehensive Learning Center at (970) 521-6670.
in place. If you are unable to finalize payment plans the first few
days of the Spring Semester, you may visit the Cashier’s Office,
When to Apply. Northeastern welcomes applications at any
HSC, Room 132 to take care of this as soon as possible after the
time. New student applicants are encouraged to apply at least one
semester begins.
month prior to their planned date of class registration. Students
planning to re-admit may do so at any time by completing a re-admit
Please Note:
form in the Admissions office.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012 - ALL STUDENTS must update
address and e-mail information in HAYS STUDENT CENTER.
Notice of Acceptance. Applicants are advised to contact the
After January 19th updating address continues at HSC -
Admissions Office if an official notification of acceptance is not
Records Office ~ Room 137
received by final registration. Prompt notification from the student
Registration is not complete until payment (or
is appreciated if they do not plan to attend for the term listed on the
arrangement for payment) has been made.
application for admission.
The NJC Bookstore is open 8:00 a.m. -
4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday.

See the Admissions Check List

on page 48 of this booklet
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 TUITION & FEES FINANCIAL AID
COST SCHEDULE Aid is available for
Spring 2012 qualified part-time &
TUITION** full-time students!
Colorado Residents ............................................. $105.85 per credit Please call or visit the Financial Aid Office
(w/out COF) .......................................................... $167.85 per credit (970) 521-6800
Out-of-State .......................................................... $347.35 per credit Hays Student Center - Room 120
WUE Program* ..................................................... $158.80 per credit
NJCFinaid@[Link]
Border State Incentive** ....................................... $158.80 per credit
CCCOnline-Colorado Residents with COF .......... $187.15 per credit
(970) 521-6800
CCCOnline-Out of State Residents ...................... $285.20 per credit Information is available for:
NJC Online-Colorado Residentswith COF ........... $187.15 per credit • Federal & State Grants
NJC Online-Out of State Residents ...................... $285.20 per credit • Federal & State Work-Study
Hybrid Courses ..................................................... $105.85 per credit • Scholarships
High & Med Cost Course Fee............................... $6.15 per credit
• Student & Parent Loans
This fee applies to all courses with the following prefixes: ABM, AGB, AGE,
• Veteran’’s Administration Benefits
AGP,AGR,AGY, AME, ART studio art, ASC, AST, BIO, CHE, CIS, CRJ, CWB, In order to qualify for any government sponsored financial aid, you must
CYF, DPM, DRV, EGG, EIC, ELT, EMS, ENG, ENV, EQM, EQT, FST, FSW, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). NJC
GEY, HPR, HWE, IMA, MAT,NUA, NUR,PHY, RAM, SCI, WEL, WTG encourages all students to complete the FAFSA, regardless of your
*Residents of Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, household income as some very low interest student and/or parent
New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, Wyoming loan programs are only available if you have completed the FAFSA. The
and Utah qualify for one and one-half times in-state tuition rates under the financial aid office is more than happy to help you complete this neces-
WUE (Western Undergraduate Exchange). Online classes not included.
sary paperwork. Please note that it can take up to two (2) weeks for
**Residents of Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma may receive this special your federal financial aid to come through once you have applied. You
tuition rate. Online classes not included.
need to apply as soon as possible and ideally, you will have applied for
financial aid prior to enrolling in your classes at NJC. Typically, a student
GENERAL FEES: (for all students)
must be enrolled in a minimum of 6 credits to get aid.
Registration Fee (one time per semester) ............ $11.65 per term
Technology Fee (per credit/max. $36.00) ............. $3.00 per credit hour
Bond Fee (per credit/max. $60.00) ....................... $4.00 per credit hour FRESHMEN SCHOLARSHIPS
Student Activity Fee (ASG) per credit ................... $2.92 (Max: $35.00)
Event Center Fee ................................................. $125.00 per term In October 2007, Northeastern Junior College introduced the
Health Center Fee ................................................ $30.00 per term Hope for Northeastern Colorado Scholarship program for
Colorado high school seniors. With funding raised by the
NJC Foundation, the college is now able to offer traditional age
OTHER POSSIBLE CHARGES: students (those who come to college directly from high school)
FACTS Deferred Payment Plan Fee .................... $35.00 some financial and academic incentives to enroll in and stay in
Returned Check Charge ....................................... $25.00 college long enough to earn a degree.
High school seniors from NJC’s service area (Logan, Phillips,
Sedgwick, Washington and Yuma Counties) who maintain a 2.5
Certain selected/specialized courses require additional fees
grade point average or higher and who enroll at NJC on a full-time
for enrollment. These fees will appear on the final billing.
basis directly after high school graduation are eligible for the
Hope Scholarship which pays for 9 credit hours per semester your
**COF: The College Opportunity Fund (COF) allows eligible students to sign up freshman year and 6 credit hours per semester your sophomore
for an in-state tuition discount. Students need to apply year.
[Link] High school seniors from other places in Colorado may receive
For more details about COF, please also see page 46 of this booklet. the Vision for Colorado Scholarship which provides the same
award provided that they have at least a 3.75 grade point average
If a student is classified as an in-state student but does not apply for or is not coming out of high school.
eligible for a stipend (COF), the student shall be responsible for paying the total In order to keep the scholarship, all those who received it must
in-state tuition amount. maintain at least a 3.0 gpa each semester while enrolled at NJC
or you must show that you are logging a minimum of 50 hours per
semester in the tutoring center on campus.
Books and supplies for all courses are available for purchase at the NJC Book- Students who come to NJC and are not eligible for these
store or the vendor of your choice. scholarships may EARN eligibility after they are enrolled by
achieving 3.0 gpa. Ask for details. There is no specific applica-
All scheduled costs may be subject to change due to decisions made by
tion for this scholarship however, students must complete a
Northeastern Junior College, the Community College System or the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Your eligibility
Commission on Higher Education is determined by the financial aid office based on the application
information you submit or your enrollment status and grade point
average at any given time.

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 Affirmative Action Statement. It is the policy of Northeastern

Online and hybrid Junior College to provide equal education and employment opportuni-
ties and to provide services and benefits to all students and employees
without regard to race, creed, color, religion, national origin, ancestry,

class instructions sex, age, disability or status as a Vietnam era or disabled veteran. This
policy is in accordance with the laws enforced by the Department of
Education and the Department of Labor, including Presidential Executive
If you are taking an NJC Online Class or NJC Order 11246, as amended, Title VI and Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights
Hybrid Class, you must do 4 things to be Act, Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, the Veteran’s
Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, the Vocational Rehabilitation Act
ready of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimina-
Activate your student email. tion in Employment Act of 1967, the Equal Pay Act of 1963, the 14th
See directions elsewhere in this schedule Amendment and EEOC’s Sex Discrimination Guidelines, as well as
1 about how to do this. You will receive an applicable Colorado Statutes. Inquiries, including those regarding Title
IX and Section 504, may be referred to Renee Johnson, Director of
“introductory” message from your instructor.
Human Resources, Northeastern Junior College, Sterling, Colorado
You will be asked to confirm receipt of this 80751, phone number (970) 521-6661, the Director of Affirmative Action
message. for the Colorado Community College System, 9101 E. Lowry Blvd.,
Enter the online class on the VERY FIRST Denver, Colorado 80230-6011, (303) 620-4000, or to the Office of Civil
Rights, U.S. Department of Education, 1244 Speer Blvd., Denver, CO
DAY OF THE COURSE. Check the course
2 listing in this booklet to find this date. Be
80204-3582.
sure that you look at/print out the class
syllabus.
Get your text book before the first day of ATTENTION STUDENTS
3 class. Go to this site:
All attempts are made to assure the accuracy and
validity of this schedule, however, it should not be
[Link] considered a contract between Northeastern Junior
Click on Textbook Finder in the right-hand panel. College and any student. Curriculum offerings may be
added, dropped or altered to meet changing academic,
Check your browser to make sure you instructional and student needs. All charges for tuition,
4 have adequate computer technology in fees, room and board are subject to change as
required by varying circumstances.
place.
Have your “S” number and PIN number available/
Enter the online learning site as follows: Go to
[Link] and click on the “Online Courses—Sign
in Here” button on the right hand side of the home
page. This will open a Learning Systems window.
Click on the “Log In” button. You’ll be asked to enter
your user name and password. Click on the “check
browser” button and follow the on screen directions. If
you find that your system is not adequate, you will
have to upgrade your system in order to do online
& Steakhouse
classes.

Should you have additional questions about a

particular online class, contact an advisor (see the
advising guide on page 45) or contact NJC’s
Distance Learning Coordinator Cyndi Vandenbark
at 970-521-6763 or email: online@[Link] CLIP THIS AD AND
IMPORTANT TO KNOW—NJC online and GET 15% off ONE
hybrid classes are DIFFERENT than CCCOnline
classes and are operated differently. If you are APPETIZER
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that site [Link] for directions. Pay promotion or discount. No substitutions. No cash
close attention to know and remember if if you are value. Tax and gratuity not included. Offer
EXPIRES 10/1/12
enrolling in an NJC online or hybrid class or a The Plainsman Grill is owned and operated by NJC
CCCOnline class.

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 Active your NJC student email now! It’s required!

And, it is easy!
Make sure that you have your assigned “S” number and the
password which was issued to you by NJC.

Go to the NJC homepage at [Link]

Click on the Access NJC button in the upper right hand
corner of the home page.

You will be asked to enter your S number and your

password. If entered correctly, the portal window will open,
asking you to establish your own, personal password. It will
show you a set of tabs to use for various purposes. To set
up your email account, click on the Welcome tab and
follow the directions shown here to activate your email.

After you’ve activated your account, should you forget

your “S” number, you can complete an online
form to request your number once again. You will
need to open the Access portal as usual and then click on
the “I don’t know my S#” link and you will be asked to
complete this form which asks for your birthdate and the
last four digits of your social security number.

TIP: Two numbers you

Will definitely want to
memorize as a college
Student will be your S#
and the LAST FOUR DIGITS
OF YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY
NUMBER!
Should you still have problems or
need additional help, please call the
Records Office at 521-6658 during
normal business hours.

It will be very important for you to check

your NJC email box regularly to make sure
you are not missing important notices from
faculty concerning class activities and assign-
ments, or messages from the administration
regarding your account and important dates
you want to aware of while a student enrolled
at NJC.

Find your textbook information here:

[Link]

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For Your Convenience...
Enter your course information on the worksheet below to see how your day to day class activities will look over a week’s
time and what your total credit load will be. Make sure you leave time for lunch and studying or spending time in the
Comprehensive Learning Center each week so that you may stay or get eligible for the Hope Scholarship.

Course Schedule Worksheet

CRN Course Number/Section Credits Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

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_____ _________________ _____ Evening - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Total
Tota
To editititss _______
tall Credits
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Find informa on, entertainment,

computer access, quiet study areas,
comfy chairs, 24/7 online research
databases and all your friends
at the

Monahan Library
Your Student ID is your library card.
Monday-Thursday 7:45 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Friday 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Visit us on the web:

[Link]/library or call us at
(970) 521-6612

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 COMPREHENSIVE LEARNING CENTER aka “The CLC”
NJC offers The CLC to assist you with your individual academic needs. The CLC provides a variety
of services to improve your success at NJC and help make the most of your educational experience.
Look to the CLC for FREE The CLC is the “Essential Piece”
• Individual and small group TUTORING for most courses
offered at NJC — by appointment or walk-in basis to help you succeed at NJC!
• Preparatory coursework in Reading, Math, English
• Academic, career and personal counseling
• Accomodation Services
• Workshops offered all year on
Test-taking
Note-taking
Time Management
Motivation HOURS
Research Paper Tips
Memory Improvement Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Resumes & Career Exploration Friday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday: 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
• MAINTAIN ELIGIBILITY FOR HOPE SCHOLARSHIP
970-521-6791
Check us out!
Link up with the CLC and get
an edge on your education!

STUDENT DISABILITY SERVICES

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section #504 of the Rehabilitation Act,
the Comprehensive Learning Center (CLC) coordinates NJC’s efforts to provide full access to educational,
cultural and other programs sponsored by the college for any qualified student with a disability. NJC is
committed to providing services to assure an accessible environment for students with disabilities.
NJC’s services include assistance to students with documented disabilities that affect academic
achievement, including learning disabilities. Students who are unsure about the necessity for assistance are
also encourage to speak to the Transition Specialist:
Hilary Osborn
Comprehensive Learning Center, Monahan Library
(970) 521-6727 [Link]@[Link]

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…take a class that empowers you to take charge of your success……in college …in life…
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NJC Class Prerequisites
Prefix No. Title Course ACT score Accuplacer Score
ENG 30 Basic Wri ng Skills NA NA 25-49
ENG 60 Wri ng Fundamentals ENG 30 “C” or be er NA 50-69
ENG 90 Basic Composi on ENG 60 “C” or be er NA 70-94
ENG 30 & REA 30 “C”
ENG 115 Tech. Eng. &.Communica on
or be er
ENG 121 English Composi on I ENG 90 “C” or be er 18 95-120
ENG 122 English Composi on II ENG 121 “C” or be er
ENG 131 Technical Wri ng ENG 30 & REA 30 “C” or be er
MAT 30 Fundamentals of Mathema cs NA NA AR 24-56
MAT 60 Pre-Algebra MAT 30 “C” or be er NA AR >56 & EA<45
MAT 90 Introductory Algebra MAT 60 “C” or be er NA EA 45-60
MAT 99 Intermediate Algebra MAT 90 “C” or be er 19 EA 61-84
Note: MAT 106 Survey of Algebra was re-numbered and re-named to MAT 099 Intermediate Algebra star ng June 2009.
MAT 107 Career Math MAT 30 “C” or be er AR >56 & EA<45
MAT 112 Financial Math MAT 60 “C” or be er EA 45-60
MAT 120 Math for Liberal Arts MAT 99 “C” or be er 19 EA 85-120
MAT 121 College Algebra MAT 99 “C” or be er 23 EA 85-120
MAT 122 Trigonometry MAT 121 “C” or be er 24 CLM 86-102
MAT 123 Finite Math MAT 99 “C” or be er 23 NA
MAT 125 Survey of Calculus MAT 121 or MAT 123 25 CLM 63-85
MAT 135 Sta s cs MAT 99 “C” or be er 21 EA 85-120
MAT 155/156 Integrated Math I & II MAT 99 “C” or be er 19 EA 85-120
MAT 166 Pre-Calculus MAT 121 “C” or be er 25 CLM 86-102
MAT 201 Calculus I MAT 121 & MAT 122 28 CLM 103+
Abbrevia on code for Accuplacer exam: AR Arithme c; EA Elementary Algebra; CLM College Level Math
REA 30 Basic Reading Skills NA NA 25-39
REA 60 Founda ons of Reading REA 30 “C” or be er NA 40-61
REA 90 College Preparatory Reading REA 60 “C” or be er NA 62-79
REA 112 Speed Reading REA 90 “C” or be er 17 80-120
REA 130 Applied & Technical Reading REA 90 “C” or be er 17 80-120
The following courses have Reading Prerequisites
ASC 100 Animal Sciences REA 60 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment
BUS 115 Intro to Business REA 60 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment
AST 101 Astronomy I REA 90 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment
AST 102 Astronomy II REA 90 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment
BIO 111 General College Biology I REA 90 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment
ENG 121 English Composi on I REA 90 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment
PSY 101 General Psychology I REA 90 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment
PSY 102 General Psychology II REA 90 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment
PSY 235 Human Growth & Development REA 90 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment
SOC 101 Intro to Sociology I REA 90 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment
SOC 102 Intro to Sociology II REA 90 (“C” or be er) or concurrent enrollment

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Check out the classes offered by
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 Approved Electives
For the Associate of Arts and Associate of Science Degrees
Any course approved as a Guarantee Transfer (GT) Course (see pages 44-46 of the college catalog) can be used to fulfill
the addi onal elec ve requirements for the Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degrees. In addi on, the
courses listed here may also be used as elec ves for the AA or AS degrees. Excep ons must be approved by the Vice
President of Academic Services.

ACC 121 Accounting Principles I ................................ 4 JOU Any course with a JOU Prefix
ACC 122 Accounting Principles II................................ 4 LIT Any course with a LIT Prefix
AGY 100 General Crop Production ............................ 4 MAN 216 Small Business Management ..................... 3
ANT Any course with an ANT Prefix MAN 226 Principles of Management .......................... 3
ART Any course with an ART Prefix MAR 111 Principles of Sales......................................... 3
ASC 100 Animal Sciences ........................................... 3 MAR 216 Principles of Marketing ............................. 3
ASC 102 Intro to Equine Science ............................... 4 MAR 220 Principles of Advertising ............................ 3
ASC 230 Farm Animal Anatomy & Physiology .......... 3 MAT Any course with a MAT Prefix 112 or higher
AST Any course with an AST Prefix MGD 133 Graphic Design I ...................................... 3
BIO Any course with a BIO Prefix MGD 233 Graphic Design II......................................... 3
BUS 115 Introduction to Business .............................. 3 MGD 116 Typography I ................................................3
BUS 116 Personal Finance ..............................3 MUS Any course with a MUS Prefix
BUS 203 Intro to International Business .................3 PER Any PER course except PER 150 or PER 151
BUS 216 Legal Environment of Business ................ 3 PHI Any course with a PHI Prefix
BUS 217 Bus Communication/Report Writing ......... 3 PHO Any course with a PHO Prefix
BUS 226 Business Statistics ....................................... 3 PHY Any course with a PHY Prefix
CHE Any course with a CHE Prefix except CHE 103 POS Any course with a POS Prefix
CIS 118 Intro PC Applications...................................... 3 PSY Any course with a PSY Prefix
COM Any course with a COM Prefix REA 130 Applied & Technical Reading ...................... 2
CRJ Any CRJ course numbered 108 or higher SOC Any course with a SOC Prefix
CSC Any course with a CSC Prefix SPA 111 Spanish Language I ...................................... 5
ECE 101 Intro to Early Childhood Education.............. 3 SPA 112 Spanish Language II....................................... 5
ECE 102 Intro to Early Childhood Lab Tech............... 3 THE Any course with a THE Prefix
ECE 103 Guidance Strategies for Children ............... 3
ECE 205 Nutrition, Health & Safety............................ 3 NJC graduation requirement: Lifetime Fitness/Well-
ECE 220 Curriculum Develop: Methods/Tech .......... 3 ness Skills.
ECE 238 Child Growth & Development ................ 4 Requirement: Any two unduplicated credits (two 1
ECE 240 Admin Early Child Care/Educ Pro ............. 3 credit courses or one 2+ credits course)
ECE 241 Admin Hum Rel/Early Child Prof................. 3 Courses that will fulfill this requirement: Any 1 credit
ECO Any course with an ECO Prefix hour PED or DAN course excluding PED 110, 111,
EDU 221 Introduction to Education .............................3 210, 211 or any of the
EDU 261 Teaching, Learning, & Technology ............. 3 following HWE courses:
EMS 115 First Responder ........................................ 3 -*HWE 100 Human Nutrition on our campus (20%
ENG Any course with an ENG Prefix 100 or higr, can add
except ENG 131 activity component)
FIN 201 Principles of Finance...................................... 3 - HWE 111 Health & Wellness
FRE Any course with a FRE Prefix - HWE 124 Fitness & Wellness
GEY Any course with a GEY Prefix - HWE 103 Community First Aid & CPR
HIS Any course with a HIS Prefix - HWE 113 Standard First Aid
HPR 217 Kinesiology .................................................. 4
HUM Any course with a HUM Prefix *HWE 100 only if taught on the NJC campus. On
HWE 100 Human Nutrition.......................................... 3 campus sections will contain at least 20% activity
HWE 111 Health and Fitness........................................ 3 component. If taught off-campus, the instructor needs
HWE 112 CPR & First Aid............................................ 1 to coordinate with campus officials regarding the
HWE 124 Fitness and Wellness..................................... 2 activity component if they want to use this course to
HWE 237 Exercise/Nut & Body Composition ......... 3 fulfill this requirement.
Effective date: Summer 2010 to coincide with the
2010-2011
College Catalog.

10 Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

 Spring Semester 2012 Classes
CLASS DAY CODE KEY
M=Monday T=Tuesday W= Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday SU= Sunday ARR= Arranged
TBA=To be announced by instructor In class section column an N=NJC Online Class, an H=Hybrid Class
BUILDING CODE KEY
NAV=Area Vocational Building (North Campus)
BBFLD-Baseball Field (North Campus) LCFG=Logan County Fairgrounds
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

NBH=Beede Hamil Hall NLB=Lebsack Schmidt Hall (North Campus)

COS=Cosmetology Building NBA=Bowling Alley
NES=E.S. French Hall NEC=Northeastern Equine Center (Fairgrounds)
NGY (GYM)=Bank of Colorado Event Center NST=Somewhere in Sterling-location TBD
NHS=Hays Student Center NPW=Phillips Whyman Hall
HSC BLRM=Hays Student Center Ballroom SFD=Sterling Fire Department
NKH= Knowles Hall-Monahan Library NEW=Welding Building (North Campus)
TBD=To Be Determined, ask for latest information
Some class sites away from campus, at a specific Sterling location (i.e. golf course), or taking place in
another town will be identified specifically in class listing.

The following list of classes are shown here, alphabetized by PREFIX abbreviation. Please look classes up according to
CLASS PREFIX abbreviation. Bold headlines are for quick reference only.
Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
A 30465 AAA 109 1 Advanced Academic Achievement 1258PM 0158PM NKH 107 MTWRF Osborn 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Student may combine with REA 060 B-term; CRN 30088.

ACCOUNTING
Full 30155 ACC 121 1 Accounting Principles I 1000AM 1050AM NPW 29 MWRF Walker 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30156 ACC 122 1 Accounting Principles II 0900AM 0950AM NPW 14 MWRF Walker 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30158 ACC 122 2 Accounting Principles II 1200PM 1250PM NPW 14 MTWR Walker 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
AU8 30993 ACC 122 H31 Accounting Principles II 0530PM 0700PM NPW 15 M STAFF 4 13-Feb-12 29-Apr-12
Hybrid Course--Required on campus class dates: Feb. 13, March 5, March 26, April 9.
AU8 30994 ACC 122 N01 Accounting Principles II STAFF 4 13-Feb-12 29-Apr-12
Activate your student email and enter the online class on the first day of the course. For help, email online@[Link].
AV1 30553 ACC 133 31 Tax Help Colorado Practicum 0500PM 0750PM NPW 12 T Dennington 1 17-Jan-12 3-Apr-12
AP3 30466 ACC 235 H31 Computerized Acct: Quickbooks 0530PM 0625PM NPW 12 W Vandenbark 3 1-Feb-12 21-Mar-12
Hybrid Course: Required on campus class dates Feb. 1, Feb. 22, Mar. 14.
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GT=Guaranteed Transfer Find your text book information at [Link]

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Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee

AGRI-BUSINESS
Full 30151 AGB 180 1 Agri-Business Internship I NBH 17 Cullen 8 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
B 30152 AGB 180 2 Agri-Business Internship I NBH 17 Cullen 8 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Full 30053 AGB 218 1 Computerized Farm Records 1000AM 1050AM NPW 12 MWF Cullen 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30048 AGB 228 1 Agri-Business Management 0100PM 0150PM NBH 21 MW Cullen 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Agri-Business Management 0100PM 0250PM NPW 12 R
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

A 30049 AGB 289 1 Agri-Business Capstone 0100PM 0250PM NBH 21 T Cullen 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Agri-Business Capstone 0100PM 0250PM NPW 12 T

AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS
Full 30001 AGE 102 1 Agriculture Economics: SS1 GT 0100PM 0150PM NBH 13 MWF Huenink 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30488 AGE 102 H31 Agriculture Economics: SS1 GT TBD T STAFF 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Jan 24, Feb 21, Mar 27 & April 17 Designed primarily for high school ag students.
Full 30050 AGE 205 1 Farm and Ranch Management 1100AM 1150AM NBH 13 MW Huenink 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Farm and Ranch Management 0800AM 0950AM NES 209 T
Full 30051 AGE 205 2 Farm and Ranch Management 1100AM 1150AM NBH 13 MW Huenink 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Farm and Ranch Management 1000AM 1150AM NES 209 T
Full 30052 AGE 208 1 Agricultural Finance 0200PM 0315PM NBH 17 MW Huenink 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE
Full 30054 AGP 145 1 Beef Cattle Calving Management 0100PM 0150PM NBH 15 T Anderson 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Beef Cattle Calving Management Lab Arrg TBD
AP1 30920 AGP 146 1 Artificial Insemination Mgt 0800AM 0800PM NAR MTW STAFF 2 12-Mar-12 14-Mar-12 375
Full 30055 AGP 180 1 Production Ag Internship Anderson 8 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31001 AGP 204 1 Soil Fertility and Fertilizers 1000AM 1050AM NBH 21 MWF Brownell 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Soil Fertility and Fertilizers 0300PM 0430PM NBH 12 T
Full 30917 AGP 215 1 Animal Health 1000AM 1150AM NBH 13 TR Anderson 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30673 AGP 247 1 Production Cattle Feeding 1000AM 1050AM NBH 13 MW Pollart 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Production Cattle Feeding 0300PM 0450PM NBH 15 R
Full 30429 AGP 280 1 Production Ag. Internship NBH 11 Anderson 8 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30056 AGP 289 1 Production Ag Capstone 0200PM 0250PM NBH 15 T Anderson 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

Please make note

All attempts are made to assure the accuracy and validity of this schedule, however, it should not be considered a contract between Northeastern
Junior College and any student. Curriculum offerings may be added, dropped or altered to meet changing academic, instructional
and student needs. All charges for tuition, fees, room and board are subject to change as required by varying circumstances.
 Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee

AGRICULTURE
JAN 31037 AGR 260 J01 Wld Interdep/Poptn/Food: SS3 GT 0800AM 1230PM NBH 13 MTWRF Anderson 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
AP7 30522 AGR 100 1 Freshman Ag. Orientation 0300PM 0450PM NBH 10 MTW Anderson 0.5 18-Jan-12 25-Jan-12
Full 30478 AGR 260 1 Wld Interdep/Poptn/Food: SS3 GT 1000AM 1050AM NBH 15 MWF Anderson 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
AUG 30523 AGR 275 1 Rodeo Tech/Rules II: Men’s Timed 0400PM 0700PM NEC 0 MW Cullen 2 13-Feb-12 8-May-12 200
AUG 30524 AGR 275 2 Rodeo Tech/Rules II: Rough Stock 0400PM 0700PM NEC 0 TR Cullen 2 13-Feb-12 8-May-12 200
AUG 30525 AGR 275 3 Rodeo Tech/Rules II: Women’s Timed 0400PM 0700PM NEC 0 MW McAdow 2 13-Feb-12 8-May-12 200
AUG 30526 AGR 275 4 Rodeo Tech/Rules II: Barrels 0400PM 0700PM NEC 0 TR McAdow 2 13-Feb-12 8-May-12 200
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Full 30167 CIS 118 2 Intro PC Apps: Ag Emphasis 0100PM 0150PM NPW 12 MWF Brownell 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30122 MAT 107 1 Career Math - Agriculture 0900AM 0950AM NBH 10 MWF Huenink 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

AGRONOMY
Full 30057 AGY 100 1 General Crop Production 0900AM 0950AM NBH 15 MWF Brownell 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
General Crop Production 0800AM 0950AM NBH 10&15 R
Full 30058 AGY 240 1 Intro Soil Science: SC1 GT 1100AM 1150AM NBH 21 MWF Brownell 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Intro Soil Science: SC1 0300PM 0450PM NBH 12 R

AGRICULTURE MECHANICS
Full 30480 AME 118 1 Farm Carpentry 1200PM 1250PM NAV 1 M Pollart 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 25
Farm Carpentry 0100PM 0250PM NAV 1 MW
Full 30547 AME 151 1 Fundamentals of Welding 1200PM 0250PM NEW WELD T Pollart 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 50
Fundamentals of Welding 0100PM 0250PM NEW WELD R

ANTHROPOLOGY
Full 30989 ANT 107 1 Intro to Archaeology: SS3 GT 1000AM 1050AM NES 178 MWF Schiel 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30631 ANT 111 1 Physical Anthropology: SS3 GT 0930AM 1045AM NES 214 TR Schiel 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

GT=Guaranteed Transfer Find your text book information at [Link]

major categories of

animals that exist?

characteris cs and

learn more about

importance of the
MWF 8:00-8:50
animals on earth.
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This 4 credit class

offers experience
teaches students

animals?
to recognize and

Do you want to
the diversity of
understand the
at 521-6711 or

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in the lab and
R 1:00-2:50

Biology

BIO 150
information,
McCracken

Animal

Do you
Professor

For more

LOVE
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Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee

ART
Full 30128 ART 110 1 Art Appreciation: AH1 GT 0900AM 0950AM NES 218 MWF Vines 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30062 ART 112 1 Art Hist Renaiss/1900: AH1 GT 1000AM 1050AM NES 218 MWF Vines 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30904 ART 115 31 Stained Glass I 0700PM 0950PM NES 105 MW Youngers 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30674 ART 121 1 Drawing I 0900AM 1150AM NES 215 TR Vines 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30977 ART 131 1 Visual Concepts 2-D Design 0100PM 0350PM NES 107 MW Vines 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30979 ART 151 1 Painting I 0100PM 0250PM NES 216 TR Vines 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Full 30096 ART 161 31 Ceramics I 0700PM 0950PM NES 105 TR May 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30097 ART 162 31 Handbuilt Clay I 0700PM 0950PM NES 105 TR May 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30099 ART 175 32 ST: Adv Stained Glass 0700PM 0850PM NES 105 MW Youngers 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30507 ART 175 33 ST: Ceramics/Printmaking 0700PM 0900PM NES 105 TR May 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30592 ART 221 2 Drawing II 0900AM 1150AM NES 215 TR Vines 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30464 ART 222 1 Drawing III 0900AM 1150AM NES 215 TR Vines 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30978 ART 223 1 Drawing IV 0900AM 1150AM NES 215 TR Vines 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30980 ART 251 1 Painting II 0100PM 0350PM NES 216 TR Vines 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

ANIMAL SCIENCE
ASC 100 has a prerequisite of REA 60 (C or better) OR concurrent enrollment in REA 60.
Full 30092 ASC 100 1 Animal Sciences 1100AM 1150AM NBH 15 MWF Cooley 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
B 30094 ASC 115 1 Intro to Livestock Evaluation 0330PM 0520PM NBH 13 MW Cooley 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Full 30479 ASC 143 1 Elementary Western Equitation 0800AM 0950AM NEC 0 TR McAdow 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 375
Elementary Western Equitation 0800AM 0850AM NEC 0 F
Full 30095 ASC 225 1 Feeds and Feeding 0800AM 0850AM NBH 13 MWF Pollart 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Feeds and Feeding 0800AM 0950AM NBH 15 T
Full 30476 ASC 225 2 Feeds and Feeding 0800AM 0850AM NBH 13 MWF Pollart 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Feeds and Feeding 1000AM 1150AM NBH 15 R
Full 30098 ASC 225 3 Feeds and Feeding 0900AM 0950AM NBH 13 MWF Pollart 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Feeds and Feeding 0800AM 0950AM NBH 15 T
Full 30477 ASC 225 4 Feeds and Feeding 0900AM 0950AM NBH 13 MWF Pollart 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Feeds and Feeding 1000AM 1150AM NBH 15 R
Full 30914 ASC 225 5 Feeds and Feeding 0800AM 0850AM NBH 13 MWF Pollart 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Feeds and Feeding 1000AM 1150AM NBH 15 T
Full 30915 ASC 225 6 Feeds and Feeding 0900AM 0950AM NBH 13 MWF Pollart 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Feeds and Feeding 1000AM 1150AM NBH 15 T
Full 30425 ASC 230 1 Farm Animal Anatomy&Physiology 0900AM 0950AM NBH 17 MWF Cooley 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
A 30101 ASC 250 1 Live Animal/Carcass Evaluation 0330PM 0520PM NBH 13 MWR Cooley 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Full 30102 ASC 285 1 IS: Livestock Judging NBH 17E Cooley 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30628 ASC 288 1 Livestock Practicum 1000AM 1050AM NBH 17 T Cooley 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Livestock Practicum 1000AM 1150AM NBH 17 R
Art 121 Drawing I

Art
Are you a doodler? Do you scribble pictures as your mind wanders instead of taking notes? Why not turn
that bad note taking habit into a creative skill? Drawing I teaches you to express yourself visually, increase
your visual awareness and take advantage of your visual learning skills!
 Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee

AUTO SERVICE TECHNOLOGY

A 30002 ASE 101 1 Auto Shop Orientation Arrg. NLB 1 Peterman 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12 98
A 30005 ASE 130 1 General Engine Diagnosis 0800AM 0850AM NLB 1 TR Peterman 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
General Engine Diagnosis lab 0900AM 1015AM NLB 12 TR
A 30919 ASE 140 1 Steering and Suspension I 0100PM 0250PM NLB 12 TR Peterman&Rober 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Steering and Suspension I 0800AM 0850AM NLB 12 F
Steering and Suspension I 0800AM 0850AM NLB 21 MWR
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

J 30006 ASE 160 1 Engine R & R 0345PM 0615PM NLB 12 MTWRF Peterman 1 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
A 30007 ASE 161 1 Engine Repair & Rebuild 0800AM 0950AM NLB 11 MW Peterman 5 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Engine Repair & Rebuild 0100PM 0355PM NLB 12 MWF
A 30008 ASE 165 1 Automotive Machining 1000AM 1150AM NLB 12 MF Peterman 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Automotive Machining 1000AM 1150AM NLB 11 W
B 30922 ASE 220 1 Specialized Electronics Train 0800AM 0950AM NLB 11 T Peterman&Rober 2 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Specialized Electronics Train 1000AM 1150AM NLB 12 R
B 30924 ASE 221 1 Auto/Diesel Body Electrical 0800AM 0950AM NLB 11 R Peterman&Rober 4 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Auto/Diesel Body Electrical 0100PM 0355PM NLB 12 MTW
B 30927 ASE 233 1 Fuel Injection and Exhaust 0800AM 0950AM NLB 11 MW Peterman 4 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Fuel Injection and Exhaust 1000AM 1050AM NLB 12 MWF
A 30921 ASE 240 1 Suspension and Steering II 0900AM 0950AM NLB 21 MWR Peterman&Rober 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Suspension and Steering II 0300PM 0450PM NLB 12 TR
Suspension and Steering II 0900AM 0950AM NLB 12 F
J 31043 ASE 252 1 Advanced Automatic 0800AM 0935AM NLB 11 MTWRF Peterman 2 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Transmissions
Adv. Automatic Transmissions Lab 0945AM 1215PM NLB 12 MTWRF
J 31048 ASE 275 1 Adv. Automatic Transmissions Lab 0100PM 0330PM NLB 12 MTWRF Peterman 1 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Students must enroll in both ASE 252 and 275

ASTRONOMY
Full 30939 AST 101 1 Astronomy I: SC1 GT 1100AM 1150AM NPW 201 MWF Coles 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Astronomy I: SC1 0700PM 0850PM NPW 201 T

GT=Guaranteed Transfer Find your text book information at [Link]

Interdependence,
Anderson, head of the
population and food, based on

years experience in the

This course covers the study

Offered J Term Only

8 A.M. TO 8 A.M.
production and distribution,

the genetics of your

Population and

This class is offered

the animal breeding
in cooperation with

livestock and gain a

of world population, food

during Spring
opportunities concerning

competitve edge in
Company. Over 20

Insemina on
7 Triangle 7 Cattle

March 12-14
including problems and

Learn to improve
State Guarantee
Transfer Course

regardless of
Taught by Mike
Ag Department

Open to all
this Semester.

2 CREDITS
Open to all majors.

EACH DAY

students
AGR 260
a global context.

AI business.

Ar ficial
Break
major.
business.

offered
World

Class
Food
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Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee
BIOLOGY
AU4 30953 BIO 105 901 Science of Biology: SC1 GT 0600PM 1000PM NPW 204 TR Swedlund 4 20-Mar-12 1-May-12
Science of Biology: SC1 0800AM 1200PM NPW 204 Sat
Full 31025 BIO 106 2 Basic Anatomy And Physiology 0900AM 0950AM NPW 204 MWF D. Stump 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Basic Anatomy And Physiology 0200PM 0350PM NPW 204 R
All sections of BIO 111 have a prerequisite of REA 90 (C or better) OR concurrent enrollment in REA 90.
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Full 30014 BIO 111 1 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1 GT 0800AM 0850AM NPW 208 MWRF Zink 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1 0800AM 0950AM NPW 208 T
Full 30015 BIO 111 2 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1 GT 1100AM 1150AM NPW 208 MWRF Zink 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1 1000AM 1150AM NPW 208 T
Full 31023 BIO 111 H01 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1 GT 0600PM 0750PM NPW 208 T STAFF 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1 0700AM 0750AM NPW 208 R
Hybrid Course--Lecture online, Tuesday for labs, testing will occur at 7:00am on Thursdays.
Full 31030 BIO 112 2 Gen College Biology II/Lab:SC1 GT 0900AM 0950AM NPW 208 MWF McCracken 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Gen College Biology II/Lab:SC1 0900AM 1150AM NPW 204 T
Full 31031 BIO 112 3 Gen College Biology II/Lab:SC1 GT 1200PM 1250PM NPW 204 MWF McCracken 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Gen College Biology II/Lab:SC1 1200PM 0250PM NPW 204 T
Full 31028 BIO 116 1 Introduction to Human Disease GT 1100AM 1150AM NPW 212 T Henderson 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Introduction to Human Disease 1200PM 1250PM NPW 212 TR
Full 31029 BIO 116 2 Introduction to Human Disease GT 0200PM 0250PM NPW 212 TR Henderson 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Introduction to Human Disease 0300PM 0350PM NPW 212 T
Full 30971 BIO 150 1 Animal Biology 0800AM 0850AM NPW 204 MWF McCracken 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Animal Biology 0100PM 0250PM NPW 208 R
Full 30873 BIO 175 1 Basic Pharmacology 1000AM 1150AM NPW 25 R Brower/Buhring 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30012 BIO 202 2 Human Anatomy&PhysiologyII:SC1 GT 0100PM 0150PM NPW 204 MWF Henderson 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Human Anatomy&PhysiologyII:SC1 1000AM 1150AM NPW 204 R
Full 30013 BIO 202 3 Human Anatomy&PhysiologyII:SC1 GT 0300PM 0430PM NPW 204 MW Henderson 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Human Anatomy&PhysiologyII:SC1 0431PM 0601PM NPW 204 W
Full 31032 BIO 202 4 Human Anatomy&PhysiologyII:SC1 GT 1000AM 1050AM NPW 204 MWF Henderson 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Human Anatomy&PhysiologyII:SC1 0800AM 0950AM NPW 204 R
Full 31033 BIO 216 2 Pathophysiology 1100AM 1150AM NPW 204 MWF D. Stump 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Pathophysiology 1200PM 0150PM NPW 204 R

Human Disease
and Thursdays 2-2:50

offered this
Two sec ons offered
12:50 and Thursdays

Introduc on to
Tuesdays 2:00-3:50

semester!
important diseases

BIO 116
Tuesdays 11:00-
Be one of the
this new class

used in discover-
Spring Semester!

(3 credits)
Diagnostic tools
The major body
of each system

science
first to take

fights disease
How the body
Learn about
12:00-12:50

Keys to living

systems and

ing diseases
disease free
Sec on 2

Sec on 1
at NJC!

class
New
 Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee

BUSINESS
OTHER BUSINESS RELATED COURSES LOCATED UNDER ECONOMICS ~ ECO; MANAGEMENT ~ MAN; MARKETING~MAR
All sections of BUS 115 have a prerequisite of REA 60 (C or better) OR concurrent enrollment in REA 60.
Full 30160 BUS 115 1 Introduction to Business 0100PM 0150PM NPW 29 MWF Rhodes 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30996 BUS 115 2 Introduction to Business 0800AM 0915AM NPW 15 TR STAFF 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
AU7 30178 BUS 115 H31 Introduction to Business 0630PM 0725PM NPW 29 M STAFF 3 23-Jan-12 11-Mar-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Jan. 23, Feb. 6, Feb. 27.
AU7 30179 BUS 115 N01 Introduction to Business STAFF 3 23-Jan-12 11-Mar-12
Activate your student email and enter the online class on the first day of the course. For help, email online@[Link].
AU9 30646 BUS 203 H31 Intro to Internatl Business 0730PM 0825PM NPW 24 M STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Required on campus class dates: March 19, April 2, April 23.
AU9 30998 BUS 203 N01 Intro to Internatl Business STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Activate your student email and enter the online class on the first day of the course. For help, email online@[Link].
Full 30161 BUS 216 1 Legal Environment of Business 0100PM 0150PM NPW 14 MWF Walker 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30162 BUS 217 1 Bus Communication/Rept Write 1000AM 1050AM NPW 14 MWF Rhodes 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30999 BUS 217 2 Bus Communication/Rept Write 0800AM 0850AM NPW 14 MWF Rhodes 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
AU9 30180 BUS 217 H31 Bus Communication/Rept Write 0630PM 0725PM NPW 29 M STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 19, Apr. 2, Apr. 23
AU9 30419 BUS 217 N01 Bus Communication/Rept Write STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Activate your student email and enter the online class on the first day of the course. For help, email online@[Link].
Full 30163 BUS 226 1 Business Statistics 0900AM 0950AM NPW 15 MWF Monheiser 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30164 BUS 226 2 Business Statistics 0200PM 0250PM NPW 29 MWF Monheiser 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

CHEMISTRY
Full 30016 CHE 101 1 Intro to Chemistry I : SC1 GT 0800AM 0850AM NES 178 MWRF Coles 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Intro to Chemistry I : SC1 0300PM 0450PM NPW 207 W
Full 30017 CHE 101 2 Intro to Chemistry I : SC1 GT 0800AM 0850AM NES 178 MWRF Coles 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Intro to Chemistry I : SC1 0900AM 1050AM NPW 207 R
Full 30018 CHE 107 1 Fundamentals of General Chem 0800AM 0850AM NES 178 MWRF Coles 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Fundamentals of General Chem 0300PM 0450PM NPW 207 W
Full 30019 CHE 107 2 Fundamentals of General Chem 0800AM 0850AM NES 178 MWRF Coles 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Fundamentals of General Chem 0900AM 1050AM NPW 207 R
Full 30022 CHE 112 1 Gen College Chemistry II: SC1 GT 0900AM 0950AM NPW 212 MWRF Nichols 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Gen College Chemistry II: SC1 0900AM 1150AM NPW 207 T
Full 30020 CHE 112 2 Gen College Chemistry II: SC1 GT 0900AM 0950AM NPW 212 MWRF Nichols 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Gen College Chemistry II: SC1 0200PM 0450PM NPW 207 T
Full 30021 CHE 212 1 Organic Chemistry II 0100PM 0150PM NPW 212 MWRF Nichols 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Organic Chemistry II 0200PM 0450PM NPW 207 M
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COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Full 30166 CIS 118 1 Intro PC Applications 1100AM 1150AM NES 209 MWF Rhodes 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30167 CIS 118 2 Intro PC Apps: Ag Emphasis 0100PM 0150PM NPW 12 MWF Brownell 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
B 30168 CIS 118 H02 Intro PC Applications 0100PM 0250PM NES 209 TR STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates every Tuesday and Thursday.
AU8 30169 CIS 118 H31 Intro PC Applications 0630PM 0725PM NPW 12 M Rhodes 3 13-Feb-12 29-Apr-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Feb. 13, Mar. 5, Mar. 26, Apr. 9
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

JAN 30727 CIS 118 J01 Intro PC Applications 0100PM 0230PM NPW 27 T Sorensen 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Hybrid Course - Required on campus class dates Jan. 3 and Jan. 10
AU8 30428 CIS 118 N01 Intro PC Applications Rhodes 3 13-Feb-12 29-Apr-12
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AU9 30412 CIS 259 H31 M/S Office Sp Cert/Expt Excel 0630PM 0725PM NPW 27 M Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 21, Apr. 18.
AU9 30576 CIS 259 N01 M/S Office Sp Cert/Expt Excel Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
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COMMUNICATIONS
Full 30457 COM 115 1 Public Speaking 0900AM 0950AM NES 212 MWF Reuszer 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30458 COM 115 2 Public Speaking 0930AM 1045AM NES 211 TR Szabo 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30459 COM 115 3 Public Speaking 1000AM 1050AM NES 212 MWF Crutchfield 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30460 COM 115 4 Public Speaking 1100AM 1150AM NES 212 MWF Szabo 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30462 COM 115 5 Public Speaking 1100AM 1215PM NES 212 TR Reuszer 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
A 30850 COM 115 6 Public Speaking 1155AM 1255PM NES 211 MTWRF Szabo 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
JAN 30470 COM 115 J01 Public Speaking 0800AM 1230PM NES 212 MTWRF Reuszer 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
JAN 30473 COM 115 J02 Public Speaking 0800AM 1230PM NES 211 MTWRF STAFF 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Full 30463 COM 125 1 Interpersonal Communication 0930AM 1045AM NES 212 TR Reuszer 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

COSMETOLOGY
Must be in the Cosmetology program to enroll in these courses.
A 30024 COS 210 1 Intermediate II: Hair Coloring 0800AM 0850AM NCO COS MTWRF Polly 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 30382 COS 211 1 Advanced Hair Coloring 1100AM 1150AM NCO COS MTWRF Polly 2 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
A 30025 COS 220 1 Intermediate II: Haircutting 1000AM 1050AM NCO COS MTWRF Rhine 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
A 30026 COS 230 1 Intermediate II:Hair Styling 0200PM 0250PM NCO COS MTWRF Polly 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
A 30027 COS 240 1 Intermediate II: Chem Texture 0300PM 0350PM NCO COS MTWRF Rhine 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
A 30379 COS 250 1 Mgt/Ethics/Interper Skl/Sales 1100AM 1150AM NCO COS MTWRF Rhine 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
A 30191 COS 260 1 Inter II: Disinfe/Sanit/Safety 0100PM 0150PM NCO COS MTWRF Rhine 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 30381 COS 261 1 Adv Disinfec/Sanitation/Safety 0300PM 0350PM NCO COS MTWRF Rhine 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30190 EST 212 1 Hair Removal 0100PM 0250PM NCO COS MTWRF Rhine 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
A 30380 NAT 210 1 Advanced Manicures & Pedicures 0900AM 0950AM NCO COS MTWRF Polly 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 30028 NAT 211 1 Application-Artificial Nails 0800AM 1050AM NCO COS MTWRF Rhine 5 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
JAN 30540 NAT 290 J01 Adv Nail Technician Studies 0100PM 0215PM NCO COS MTWRF Rhine 1 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Full 30405 CRJ 110 1 Intro to Criminal Justice 0100PM 0150PM NES 214 MWF Stewart 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30653 CRJ 125 31 Law Enforcement Operations 0600PM 0900PM NES 214 W Breivik 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30528 CRJ 145 1 Correctional Process 0100PM 0215PM NES 214 TR Stewart 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30975 CRJ 216 1 Juvenile Law and Procedures 0230PM 0345PM NES 214 TR Stewart 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30625 CRJ 236 1 CRJ Research Methods 0900AM 0950AM NES 214 MWF Stewart 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30976 CRJ 257 31 Victimology 0600PM 0900PM NES 214 T McMahon 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

COLORADO YOUNG FARMERS

AU1 31047 CYF 275 1 ST: Organizational Leadership TBD Michel 3 28-Nov-11 18-May-12

DANCE
A 30557 DAN 106 1 Hip Hop Dance II 0607PM 0657PM NGY 101 TR Eastep 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
A 30551 DAN 115 1 Country Swing I 0700PM 0850PM NZH BLRM MW Carter 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 30552 DAN 116 1 Country Swing II 0700PM 0850PM NZH BLRM MW Carter 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
A 31019 DAN 143 1 Tap I 0100PM 0150PM NGY 151 TR Craddock 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
DIESEL POWER MECHANICS
A 30929 DPM 103 1 Diesel Engines I 0100PM 0255PM NLB 22 MWF Rober 4 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Diesel Engines I 1000AM 1050AM NLB 21 MWR
Diesel Engines I 0800AM 0850AM NLB 21 T
J 31045 DPM 105 1 H/D Powertrains I 0800AM 0935AM NLB 21 MTWRF Rober 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
H/D Powertrains I Lab 0945AM 1210PM NLB 22 MTWRF
H/D Powertrains I Lab 0100PM 0325PM NLB 22 MTWRF
B 30393 DPM 106 1 Diesel Fuel Systems 1000AM 1155AM NLB 22 MW Rober 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Diesel Fuel Systems 0800AM 0950AM NLB 22 R
Diesel Fuel Systems 0800AM 0950AM NLB 21 W
A 30931 DPM 140 1 H/D Steering and Suspension 0800AM 0850AM NLB 21 MWR Rober&Peterman 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
H/D Steering and Suspension 0800AM 0850AM NLB 22 F Rober&Peterman
H/D Steering and Suspension 0100PM 0250PM NLB 22 TR Rober&Peterman
A 30930 DPM 203 1 Diesel Engines II 0300PM 0455PM NLB 22 MWF Rober 4 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Diesel Engines II 1100AM 1150AM NLB 21 MWR
Diesel Engines II 0900AM 0950AM NLB 21 T
A 30933 DPM 240 1 H/D Steering & Suspension 0300PM 0450PM NLB 22 TR Rober&Peterman 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
H/D Steering & Suspension 0900AM 0950AM NLB 21 MWR
H/D Steering & Suspension 0900AM 0950AM NLB 22 F

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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Full 30537 ECE 101 1 Intro to Early Childhood Educ 0330PM 0500PM NES 217 TR Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30397 ECE 101 H01 Intro to Early Childhood Educ 0330PM 0500PM NES 217 R Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus class dates: Jan 19, Mar 8, Apr 19
Full 30513 ECE 102 31 Intro to ECE Lab Techniques 0500PM 0600PM NES 217 M Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30538 ECE 102 H01 Intro to ECE Lab Techniques NES 217 M Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Jan 23, Mar 5, Apr 16, May 7
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Full 30610 ECE 108 1 Assessment Process in ECE Arrg Brady-Lawler 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
AP2 30842 ECE 111 2 Infant/Toddler Theory/Practice Arrg Clement 3 4-Oct-11 8-May-12
DE2 30647 ECE 112 1 Infant/Toddler Lab Tech Arrg Hamilton 3 30-Jan-12 30-Mar-12
Full 30908 ECE 130 1 The Professional Nanny Arrg Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30909 ECE 131 1 Nanny Methods & Techniques Arrg Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30723 ECE 205 1 Nutrition, Health and Safety 1200PM 0130PM NES 217 MW Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30611 ECE 209 1 Observing Young Children Arrg Brady-Lawler 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30126 ECE 220 1 Curriculum Methods Techniques 1215PM 0145PM NES 217 TR Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
B 30541 ECE 226 1 Creativity and the Young Child 0200PM 0315PM NES 217 MTWR Brady-Lawler 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
A 30127 ECE 228 1 Language and Literacy 0200PM 0315PM NES 217 MTWR Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Full 30905 ECE 238 31 Child Growth and Development 0500PM 0630PM NES 217 TR Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30666 ECE 241 1 Admin:Human Relations ECE 0330PM 0500PM NES 217 MW Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30607 ECE 241 H01 Admin:Human Relations ECE 0330PM 0500PM NES 217 W Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Jan 18, Mar 7, Apr 18
Full 30548 ECE 260 31 The Exceptional Child 0630PM 0800PM NES 217 TR Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30609 ECE 260 H31 The Exceptional Child 0630PM 0755PM NES 217 R Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus class dates: Jan 19, Mar 8, Apr 19
Full 30612 ECE 288 1 Practicum:Early Childhood Ed Brady-Lawler 6 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

ECONOMICS
JAN 31000 ECO 101 J01 Economics of Social Issues: SS1 GT 0100PM 0230PM NPW 29 T Walker 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Hybrid Course - Required on campus class dates: Jan. 3 and Jan. 10
Full 30170 ECO 201 1 Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1 GT 1200PM 1250PM NPW 15 MWF Monheiser 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30171 ECO 202 1 Prin of Microeconomics: SS1 GT 0100PM 0215PM NPW 15 TR Monheiser 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30748 ECO 202 2 Prin of Microeconomics: SS1 GT 0830AM 0945AM NPW 29 TR Monheiser 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

EDUCATION
AU9 30559 EDU 250 H31 CTE in Colorado 0530PM 0625PM NPW 27 M Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 19, Apr. 2.
AU9 30560 EDU 250 N01 CTE in Colorado Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
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Full 30539 EDU 261 31 Teaching, Learning&Technology 0515PM 0645PM NES 209 MW Klein 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
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ENGINEERING
Full 30626 EGG 271 1 Theoretical Mechanics-Statics 1000AM 1050AM NPW 212 MWF STAFF 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

Full 30985 EMS 125 901 EMT Basic 0600PM 1000PM NPW 13 MR STAFF 9 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
EMT Basic 0800AM 0500PM NPW 23 Sat STAFF
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

B 30986 EMS 170 901 EMT Basic Clinical STAFF 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12 56.55
EMT Basic Clinical STAFF
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Required Saturday classes: Feb 4, Feb 18, Mar 3, Mar 24, Apr 14, Apr 28, & May 5. Class on Jan. 21 is required for those not currently certified in CPR for the
Professional. Prior to enrolling, students must contact EMS Coordinator, Tracy Yahn, (97) 521-6708 or [Link]@[Link].

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ENGLISH
All English courses 30 - 122 require either successful completion of the previous course or placement via ACT score or Accuplacer score. See page 10 for prerequisite information.
A 31024 ENG 30 L01 Basic Writing Skills 1100AM 1150AM NKH 215 MWR Yarberry-Laybourn 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Basic Writing Skills 1100AM 1150AM NPW 12 T
Student should also enroll in ENG 60 B-term; CRN 31026.
B 31026 ENG 60 L01 Writing Fundamentals 1056AM 1156AM NES 207 MWF Yarberry-Laybourn 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Writing Fundamentals 1056AM 1156AM NPW 12 TR
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

A 30516 ENG 60 L02 Writing Fundamentals 1157AM 1257PM NKH 213 MWF Reyes 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Writing Fundamentals 1157AM 1257PM NKH 107 TR
Student should also enroll in ENG 90 B-term; CRN 30649.
A 30023 ENG 90 L01 Basic Composition 1056AM 1156AM NPW 12 MWF Lauer 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Basic Composition 1056AM 1156AM NPW 24 TR
Student should also enroll in ENG 121-8 B-term; CRN 30591.
B 30649 ENG 90 L02 Basic Composition 1157AM 1257PM NKH 213 MWF Reyes 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Basic Composition 1157AM 1257PM NKH 107 TR
Full 30075 ENG 90 L03 Basic Composition 1100AM 1150AM NKH 213 MF Reyes 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Basic Composition 1100AM 1150AM NPW 24 W
B 30532 ENG 115 1 Technical English & Comm 0100PM 0250PM NES 212 MWF STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
All sections of ENG 121 have a prerequisite of REA 90 (C or better) OR concurrent enrollment in REA 90.
Full 30399 ENG 121 1
English Composition I: CO1 GT 0800AM 0850AM NES 212 MWF Szabo 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30063 ENG 121 2
English Composition I: CO1 GT 0800AM 0915AM NES 210 TR Humphreys 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30066 ENG 121 3
English Composition I: CO1 GT 0900AM 0950AM NES 211 MWF Szabo 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31046 ENG 121 4
English Composition I: CO1 GT 1000AM 1050AM NES 217 MWF STAFF 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30069 ENG 121 5
English Composition I: CO1 GT 1100AM 1150AM NES 210 MWF Ross 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30071 ENG 121 6
English Composition I: CO1 GT 0100PM 0150PM NES 211 MWF Szabo 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30589 ENG 121 7
English Composition I: CO1 GT 0100PM 0215PM NES 211 TR STAFF 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
B 30591 ENG 121 8
English Composition I: CO1 GT 1056AM 1156AM NES 207 MWRF Dolan 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
English Composition I: CO1 1056AM 1156AM NES 209 T
Full 30957 ENG 121 H31 English Composition I: CO1 GT 0600PM 0850PM NES 210 W Humphreys 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus dates: Jan 18, Feb 1, Feb 22, Mar 21, Apr 18, May 2
Full 30060 ENG 122 1 English Composition II: CO2 GT 0800AM 0850AM NES 210 MWF Ross 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30512 ENG 122 2 English Composition II: CO2 GT 0900AM 0950AM NES 213 MWF Berns 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30067 ENG 122 3 English Composition II: CO2 GT 0930AM 1045AM NES 213 TR Berns 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30068 ENG 122 4 English Composition II: CO2 GT 1000AM 1050AM NES 210 MWF Reuszer 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31002 ENG 122 5 English Composition II: CO2 GT 1000AM 1050AM NES 213 MWF Ross 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30184 ENG 122 6 English Composition II: CO2 GT 1200PM 1250PM NES 210 MWF Reuszer 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30629 ENG 122 7 English Composition II: CO2 GT 0100PM 0150PM NES 210 MWF Reuszer 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
AU2 30951 ENG 122 901 English Composition II: CO2 GT 0600PM 1000PM NES 212 TR Reuszer 3 19-Jan-12 11-Feb-12
English Composition II: CO2 0800AM 1200PM NES 212 Sat
Full 30059 ENG 131 1 Technical Writing I 0100PM 0150PM NES 209 MWF Lauer 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30974 ENG 131 2 Technical Writing I 0200PM 0315PM NES 210 MW Lauer 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30083 ENG 221 1 Creative Writing I 1100AM 1214PM NES 210 TR Ross 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
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EQUINE MANAGEMENT & TRAINING

Full 30106 EQM 102 1 Stable Operations II 0700AM 0750AM NEC 0 MTWRF Briggs 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30467 EQM 102 2 Stable Operations II 0700AM 0750AM NEC 0 MTWRF McAdow 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30107 EQM 158 1 Equine Reproduction 0800AM 0850AM NEC 0 MW Briggs 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30108 EQM 202 1 Stable Operations IV 0700AM 0750AM NEC 0 MTWRF Briggs 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30468 EQM 202 2 Stable Operations IV 0700AM 0750AM NEC 0 MTWRF McAdow 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30109 EQM 289 1 Equine Management Capstone 0800AM 0850AM NEC 0 R Briggs 0.5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Full 30116 EQT 102 1 Beginning Colt Training 1000AM 1150AM NEC 0 MWF Briggs 6 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Beginning Colt Training 0100PM 0250PM NEC 0 TR
Full 30118 EQT 202 1 Advanced Colt Training 0100PM 0250PM NEC 0 MWF Briggs 6 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Advanced Colt Training 1000AM 1150AM NEC 0 TR
Full 30427 EQT 240 1 Ranch Horse Versatility II 0300PM 0550PM NEC 0 M Briggs 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 100
Full 30481 EQT 275 1 ST: Advanced Ranch Horse Vers. 0300PM 0550PM NEC 0 M Briggs 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 100

FIRE SCIENCE
Full 30617 FST 103 1 Occ Safety & Health for Fire 0930AM 1045AM NES 209 MW Lichtenwalner 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30618 FST 104 1 Fire Protection Systems 0300PM 0415PM NES 218 MW Lichtenwalner 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30619 FST 105 1 Building Const for Fire Prof 0100PM 0215PM NES 218 MW Lichtenwalner 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30954 FST 201 1 Instructional Methodology 0930AM 1045AM NES 210 TR Lichtenwalner 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30622 FST 206 1 Fire Co Superv and Leadership 0300PM 0415PM NES 210 TR Lichtenwalner 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30955 FST 259 1 Wildland Firefighting Tactics 0100PM 0215PM NES 210 TR Lichtenwalner 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

GEOGRAPHY
Full 30072 GEO 106 1 Human Geography: SS2 GT 1100AM 1215PM NES 218 TR Fillion 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

GEOLOGY
Full 30530 GEY 111 1 Physical Geology: SC1 GT 0200PM 0250PM NPW 201 MWRF Coles 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Physical Geology: SC1 0200PM 0350PM NPW 201 T

HISTORY
Full 30632 HIS 111 1 The World: Antiquity-1500: HI1 GT 1100AM 1150AM NES 218 MWF Scott 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30403 HIS 112 1 The World: 1500-Present: HI1 GT 0800AM 0915AM NES 218 TR Fillion 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30956 HIS 201 1 US History to Reconst: HI1 GT 0330PM 0559PM NES 218 T Schroeder 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30400 HIS 202 1 US Hist since Civil War: HI1 GT 0800AM 0850AM NES 180 MWF Scott 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30176 HIS 225 1 Colorado History: HI1 GT 1200PM 1250PM NES 218 MWF Scott 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
30992 HPR 102 901 CPR for Professionals 0800AM 0500PM NKH 319 Sat Yahn 0.5 21-Jan-12 21-Jan-12 27
B 30042 HPR 108 1 Dietary Nutrition 1000AM 1150AM NPW 217 T Brandenburg 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Full 30680 HPR 178 1 Medical Terminology 0100PM 0250PM NKH 312 M Brandenburg 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30112 HPR 217 1 Kinesiology 1100AM 1150AM NGY 203 MWFR Kelley 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
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HUMANITIES
Full 30401 HUM 121 1 Humanities: Early Civ: AH2 GT 1000AM 1050AM NES 213 MWF Berns 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
JAN 30973 HUM 121 J01 Humanities: Early Civ: AH2 GT 0800AM 1230PM NES 213 MTWRF Berns 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Full 30461 HUM 122 1 Humanities: Mediev-Mod: AH2 GT 0100PM 0215PM NES 213 TR Berns 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Full 30469 HWE 100 1 Human Nutrition 0930AM 1045AM NGY 203 TR Kelley 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

31008 HWE 103 901 Community First Aid and CPR 0900AM 0500PM NKH 319 Sat&Sun STAFF 1 11-Feb-12 12-Feb-12 27
Class meets Saturday, February 11 and Sunday, February 12
31010 HWE 103 902 Community First Aid and CPR 0300PM 0500PM NKH 319 MW Yahn 1 19-Mar-12 11-Apr-12 27
31012 HWE 103 903 Community First Aid and CPR 0900AM 0500PM NKH 319 Sat&Sun STAFF 1 21-Apr-12 22-Apr-12 27
Class meets Saturday, April 21 and Sunday, April 22
31011 HWE 103 931 Community First Aid and CPR 0600PM 1000PM NKH 319 TR STAFF 1 17-Apr-12 26-Apr-12 27

LITERATURE
Full 30967 LIT 205 1 Ethnic Literature: AH2 GT 0930AM 1045AM NES 178 TR Ross 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

MANAGEMENT
A 30172 MAN 128
1 Human Relation-Organizations 0100PM 0259PM NPW 15 MW Kerker 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Human Relation-Organizations 0100PM 0200PM NPW 15 F
A 30648 MAN 128 2 Human Relation-Organizations 0955AM 1055AM NPW 15 MTWRF Kerker 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
JAN 30173 MAN 128 J01 Human Relation-Organizations 0800AM 1230PM NPW 14 MTWRF Kerker 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Full 30916 MAN 205 1 Event Planning: Equine 1100AM 1150AM NBH 17 MWF McAdow 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

MARKETING
AU9 30181 MAR 216 H31 Principles of Marketing 0530PM 0625PM NPW 29 M Kerker 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 19, Apr. 2, Apr. 23
AU9 30182 MAR 216 N01 Principles of Marketing Kerker 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
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Full 30413 MAR 220 1 Principles of Advertising 0900AM 0950AM NPW 29 MWF Kerker 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

MATHEMATICS
All Mathematics courses require either successful completion of the prerequisite course or placement via ACT score or Accuplacer [Link] page 10 for prerequisite information.
A 30077 MAT 30 L01 Fundamentals of Mathematics 0900AM 1045AM NKH 211 MWF Parker&Mueller 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Student should also enroll in MAT 60 B-term; CRN 30080.
A 30079 MAT 30 L02 Fundamentals of Mathematics 0110PM 0255PM NKH 211 MWR Kilmer&Townsend 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Student should also enroll in MAT 60 B-term; CRN 30081.
B 30080 MAT 60 L01 Pre-Algebra 0900AM 1045AM NKH 211 MWF Parker&Mueller 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30081 MAT 60 L02 Pre-Algebra 0110PM 0255PM NKH 211 MWR Kilmer&Townsend 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Full 30082 MAT 60 L03 Pre-Algebra 1000AM 1050AM NKH 215 MWF Townsend 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30084 MAT 90 L01 Introductory Algebra 0900AM 0950AM NPW 212 MWRF Armstrong 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30085 MAT 90 L02 Introductory Algebra 1000AM 1050AM NPW 13 MWRF Helfer 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
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Full 30086 MAT 90 L03 Introductory Algebra 1100AM 1150AM NPW 13 MWRF Helfer 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30087 MAT 90 L04 Introductory Algebra 0100PM 0150PM NPW 11 MTWR Mueller 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30533 MAT 99 1 Intermediate Algebra 0900AM 0950AM NPW 10 MWRF Garrett 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30534 MAT 99 2 Intermediate Algebra 1000AM 1050AM NPW 11 MWRF Meier 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31041 MAT 99 3 Intermediate Algebra 0100PM 0150PM NPW 13 MTWR Armstrong 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31042 MAT 99 4 Intermediate Algebra 0200PM 0250PM NPW 13 MTWR Armstrong 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30681 MAT 103 1 Math for Clinical Calculations 0200PM 0250PM NPW 217 MWF Helfer 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30122 MAT 107 1 Career Math - Agriculture 0900AM 0950AM NBH 10 MWF Huenink 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30174 MAT 112 1 Financial Mathematics 1100AM 1150AM NPW 29 MWF Monheiser 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Full 30029 MAT 121 1 College Algebra: MA1 GT 0800AM 0850AM NPW 13 MWRF Garrett 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30030 MAT 121 2 College Algebra: MA1 GT 0900AM 0950AM NPW 11 MWRF Meier 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30031 MAT 121 3 College Algebra: MA1 GT 1100AM 1150AM NPW 11 MWRF Meier 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30536 MAT 121 4 College Algebra: MA1 GT 0100PM 0150PM NPW 10 MTWR Garrett 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30987 MAT 121 5 College Algebra: MA1 GT 0200PM 0250PM NPW 10 MTWR STAFF 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30988 MAT 122 1 College Trigonometry: MA1 GT 1200PM 1250PM NPW 10 MWF STAFF 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30032 MAT 125 1 Survey of Calculus: MA1 GT 1100AM 1150AM NPW 15 MTWR Vair 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30175 MAT 135 1 Intro to Statistics GT 0900AM 0950AM NPW 15 MWF Monheiser 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30177 MAT 135 2 Intro to Statistics GT 0200PM 0250PM NPW 29 MWF Monheiser 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
A 30033 MAT 155 1 Integrated Math I 1055AM 1155AM NPW 10 MTWRF Garrett 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Students must enrill in both MAT 155 and 156.
B 30034 MAT 156 1 Integrated Math II 1055AM 1155AM NPW 10 MTWRF Garrett 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Students must enrill in both MAT 155 and 156.
Full 30990 MAT 166 1 Pre-Calculus: MA1 GT 1200PM 1250PM NPW 10 MTWRF STAFF 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
A 30991 MAT 175 1 ST: Math of Gambling 0300PM 0450PM NPW 10 M Vair 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Full 30035 MAT 201 1 Calculus I: MA1 GT 0800AM 0850AM NPW 10 MTWRF Vair 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30036 MAT 202 1 Calculus II: MA1 GT 0800AM 0850AM NPW 212 MTWRF K. Stump 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30593 MAT 203 1 Calculus III: MA1 GT 1000AM 1050AM NPW 13 MTWF Vair 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

MULTIMEDIA GRAPHIC DESIGN

Full 31050 MGD 112 1 Adobe Illustrator 0930AM 1045AM NPW 27 TR Herron 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31051 MGD 114 1 Adobe InDesign 0100PM 0215PM NPW 27 TR Herron 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

MUSIC
Full 30100 MUS 111 1 Music Theory II 0900AM 0950AM NES 177 MWF Pelton 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30103 MUS 113 1 Ear Training/Sightsing II Lab 0900AM 0950AM NES 177 TR Pelton 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Ear Training II must be taken with MUS 111 Music Theory II

Full 30104 MUS 120 1 Music Appreciation: AH1 GT 1100AM 1215PM NES 180 TR Pelton 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30105 MUS 120 2 Music Appreciation: AH1 GT 0220PM 0335PM NES 180 MW Pelton 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
AU3 30952 MUS 120 901 Music Appreciation: AH1 GT 0600PM 1000PM NES 180 TR Wheelock 3 14-Feb-12 8-Mar-12
Music Appreciation: AH1 0800AM 1200PM NES 180 Sat
JAN 30642 MUS 120 J01 Music Appreciation: AH1 GT 0800AM 1230PM NES 180 MTWRF Wheelock 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Full 30899 MUS 122 1 Music Hist Romantic-Prsnt: AH1 GT 1000AM 1050AM NES 180 MWF Pelton 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

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Private lesson times are arranged in the Liberal Arts Office, ESF 170
Full 30580 MUS 141 1 PI (Music Major): Guitar I NES 170 Fennell 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30153 MUS 141 2 PI (Non-music Major): Guitar I NES 170 Fennell 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Full 30884 MUS 141 3 PI (Music Major): Instru I NES 170 Wheelock 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30154 MUS 141 4 PI (Non-music Major): Instru I NES 170 Wheelock 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Full 30640 MUS 141 5 PI (Music Major: Piano I NES 170 Smith 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30641 MUS 141 6 PI (Non-music Major): Paino I NES 170 Smith 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Full 30590 MUS 141 7 PI Music Major): Voice I NES 170 STAFF 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30918 MUS 141 8 PI (Non-music Major): Voice I NES 170 STAFF 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Full 30389 MUS 142 1 PI (Music Major): Guitar II NES 170 Fennell 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30581 MUS 142 2 PI (Non-music Major): Guitar II NES 170 Fennell 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Full 30650 MUS 142 3 PI (Music Major): Instru II NES 170 Wheelock 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30651 MUS 142 4 PI (Non-Music Maj): Instru II NES 170 Wheelock 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Full 30683 MUS 142 5 PI (Music Major): Piano II NES 170 STAFF 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30923 MUS 142 6 PI (Non-music Major): Piano II NES 170 STAFF 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Full 30925 MUS 142 7 PI (Music Major): Voice II NES 170 Smith 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30926 MUS 142 8 PI (Non-music Major): Voice II NES 170 Smith 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Full 30928 MUS 144 1 PI (Music Major): Guitar IV NES 170 Fennell 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30932 MUS 144 2 PI (Non-music Major):Guitar IV NES 170 Fennell 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Full 30934 MUS 144 3 PI (usic Major): Instru IV NES 170 Wheelock 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30935 MUS 144 4 PI (Non-music Maj): Instru IV NES 170 Wheelock 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Full 30936 MUS 144 5 PI (Music Major): Piano IV NES 170 Smith 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30937 MUS 144 6 PI (Non-music Major): Piano IV NES 170 Smith 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Full 30938 MUS 144 7 PI (Music Major): Voice IV NES 170 STAFF 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 300
Full 30947 MUS 144 8 PI (Non-music Maj): Voice IV NES 170 STAFF 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 150
Private lesson times are arranged in the Liberal Arts Office, ESF 170
Full 30509 MUS 151 1 Ensemble I: Concert Band I 0100PM 0215PM NES 112 TR Wheelock 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30510 MUS 151 2 Ensemble I: Concert Choir I 1100AM 1150AM NES 112 MWF Pelton 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30638 MUS 151 3 Ensemble I: Jazz Choir I 1000AM 1050AM NES 112 TR Pelton 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30388 MUS 152 1 Ensemble II:Concert Band II 0100PM 0215PM NES 112 TR Wheelock 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30404 MUS 152 2 Ensemble II: Concert Choir II 1100AM 1150AM NES 112 MWF Pelton 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30948 MUS 152 3 Ensemble II: Jazz Choir II 1000AM 1050AM NES 112 TR Pelton 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30736 MUS 154 1 Ensemble IV: Concert Band IV 0100PM 0215PM NES 112 TR Pelton 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30903 MUS 154 2 Ensemble IV: Concert Choir IV 1100AM 1150AM NES 112 MWF Pelton 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30949 MUS 154 3 Ensemble IV: Jazz Choir IV 1000AM 1050AM NES 112 TR Pelton 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30639 MUS 175 1 ST: Beginning Class Piano 0100PM 0150PM NES 177 TR Wheelock 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 50
Full 30402 MUS 175 31 ST: Fund of Recording II 0600PM 0715PM NES 180 MW Lippstrew 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30897 MUS 211 1 Music Theory IV 0900AM 0950AM NES 177 MWF Pelton 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30898 MUS 213 1 Adv Ear Train/Sightsing II Lab 0900AM 0950AM NES 177 TR Pelton 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

Enroll in MUS 175 CRN 30639

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NURSE ASSISTANT
Full 30717 NUA 101 1 Nurse Aide Health Care Skills 0100PM 0250PM NPW 25 MR Fritzler 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30718 NUA 170 1 Nurse Aide Clinical Experience 0100PM 0250PM NPW 25 MR Fritzler 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
NUA 101 and 170 must be taken together.
AV2 30692 NUA 101 J01 Nurse Aide Health Care Skills 0800AM 0430PM NPW 213 MTWR Fritzler 4 19-Dec-11 12-Jan-12
AV3 30693 NUA 170 J02 Nurse Aide Clinical Experience 0700AM 0300PM TBD TBD MTWR Fritzler 1 5-Jan-12 11-Jan-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

NUA 101 and 170 must be taken together. Clinical dates: Jan. 5, 9, 10, 11. Final exam on Jan. 12.
Full 30719 NUA 175 1 Special Topics: Gerontology 0300PM 0350PM NPW 25 M Fritzler 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

NURSING
Full 30037 NUR 104 1 Alterations in Adult Health II 1000AM 1150AM NPW 217 M Lederhos 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 98
Alterations in Adult Health II 0800AM 1050AM NPW 217 F
Full 30038 NUR 110 1 Pharmacology Practical Nursing 0100PM 0150PM NPW 217 M Edinger 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Pharmacology Practical Nursing 0800AM 0950AM NPW 217 R
Full 30039 NUR 114 1 Basic Concepts Peds Nursing 0800AM 0950AM NPW 217 M Edinger 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
A 30679 NUR 116 1 Basic Concepts of Geri Nursing 1000AM 1150AM NPW 217 R Brandenburg 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Full 30040 NUR 132 1 Clinical II Appl Adult Health 0700AM 0300PM TW LPN Staff 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30041 NUR 133 1 Clinical III Appl Mtrnl Child 0700AM 0300PM TW LPN Staff 1.5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30895 NUR 189 1 Transition from LPN to ADN 0800AM 0930AM NPW 25 TW Kind 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Transition from LPN to ADN 1230PM 0200PM W
Full 30044 NUR 206 1 Adv Concepts of M-S Nursing I 0945AM 1130AM NPW 25 TW Buhring 8 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 257.05
Adv Concepts of M-S Nursing I 0700AM 0330PM NPW 213 RF
Full 30043 NUR 212 1 Pharmacology II 1230PM 0300PM NPW 25 T Brower 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

PHYSICAL EDUCATION
ALL PE ACTIVITY COURSES HAVE AN ARRANGED COMPONENT IN ADDITION TO THE SCHEDULED TIME.
B 30110 PED 100 1 Beginning Golf 0300PM 0350PM NGF NE18 MR A. Brungardt 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Full31040 PED 107 1 Soccer 0800AM 0850PM NGY 152 MW McNutt 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
30121 PED 110 1 Fitness Center Activity I NGY 153 Huss 1 1-Dec-11 17-Jun-12
30123 PED 111 1 Fitness Center Activity II NGY 153 Huss 1 1-Dec-11 17-Jun-12
DE2 30414 PED 112 1 Conditioning Lab 0330PM 0420PM NGY 203 TR Trenkle 1 30-Jan-12 30-Mar-12
B 30545 PED 114 1 Walking and Jogging NGY Trenkle 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
First meeting with instructor will be on 3/21 at 5:00 pm in NGY 203
A 31004 PED 115 931 Body Sculpting and Toning 0530PM 0630PM NGY 151 MW Lorenzo 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 31005 PED 115 932 Body Sculpting and Toning 0530PM 0630PM NGY 151 MW Lorenzo 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
A 31020 PED 116 1 Weight Training 0300PM 0350PM NGY 153 MW Wiedeman 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
A 31022 PED 116 2 Weight Training 0600AM 0650AM NGY 153 MW Shepherd 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Full 31039 PED 116 3 Weight Training 0300PM 0350PM NGY 153 TR NcNutt 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
A 30471 PED 120 1 Swim Fitness NSR POOL Trenkle 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
First meeting time with instructor will be on 1/19 at 5:00 pm in NGY 203
B 30114 PED 125 1 Bowling 0330PM 0520PM NBA ALLEY W Trenkle 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
A 31021 PED 136 1 Advanced Weight Training 0300PM 0350PM NGY 153 MW Lebsock 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
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Full 30119 PED 137 1 Varsity Sports (Women’s BB) 0315PM 0515PM NGY 101 MTWRF Parker 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30117 PED 137 2 Varsity Sports (Men’s BB) 0115PM 0315PM NGY 101 MTWRF Trenkle 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30115 PED 137 3 Varsity Sports (Baseball) 0200PM 0400PM NFI BBFLD MTWRF Shepherd 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31017 PED 137 4 Varsity Sports (Softball) 0200PM 0400PM MTWRF Baseggio 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30588 PED 137 5 Varsity Sports (Golf) 0100PM 0300PM NGF NE18 MTWRF Parker 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31018 PED 137 6 Varsity Sports (Cheer) 0516PM 0606PM NGY 101 TR Eastep 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
A 30959 PED 147 901 Yoga 1200PM 1250PM NGY 151 WF Henderson 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

B 30961 PED 147 902 Yoga 1200PM 1250PM NGY 151 WF Henderson 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
A 30965 PED 147 903 Yoga 0430PM 0530PM NES 219 MR Sabala 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 30966 PED 147 904 Yoga 0430PM 0530PM NES 219 MR Sabala 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
A 30960 PED 168 931 Cardio Kickboxing Aerobic I 0530PM 0630PM NGY 151 TR Harryman 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 30962 PED 168 932 Cardio Kickboxing Aerobic I 0530PM 0630PM NGY 151 TR Harryman 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Full 30958 PED 175 901 Yoga with Weights 1200PM 1250PM NGY 151 M Henderson 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
A 30417 PED 204 1 Power Volleyball 0100PM 0150PM NGY 152 MTWR Wiedeman 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Open to all students who enjoy competitive volleyball.
30124 PED 210 1 Fitness Center Activity III NGY 153 Huss 1 1-Dec-11 17-Jun-12
30125 PED 211 1 Fitness Center Activity IV NGY 153 Huss 1 1-Dec-11 17-Jun-12
A 31013 PED 233 901 Zumba 1200PM 1250PM NGY 151 TR Craddock 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
ADDITIONAL PHYS EDUC RELATED COURSES LOCATED UNDER HEALTH & WELLNESS ~ HWE; PHYS ED & REC~PER; DANCE~DAN

PHYSICAL EDUCATION & RECREATION

Full 30418 PER 113 1 Intro to Physical Ed & Sport 0800AM 0850AM NGY 203 TR Shepherd 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30506 PER 220 1 Perspectives in PE & Sport 0900AM 0950AM NGY 203 MWF Shepherd 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31015 PER 232 1 Care/Prevent Athletic Injuries 1000AM 1050AM NGY 203 MWF Kelley 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30113 PER 245 1 Analys/Teach Ind/Dual Sports 0800AM 0850AM NGY 152 MWF Trenkle 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30120 PER 288 1 Athletic Training Practicum II 0100PM 0150PM NGY 104 TR Kelley 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31016 PER 288 2 Athletic Training Practicum II 0100PM 0150PM NGY 104 MW Kelley 2 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

PHILOSOPHY
Full 30672 PHI 111 1 Intro to Philosophy: AH3 GT 0930AM 1045AM NES 180 TR Humphreys 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30064 PHI 112 1 Ethics: AH3 GT 1100AM 1150AM NES 180 MWF Humphreys 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30765 PHI 112 2 Ethics: AH3 GT 0900AM 0950AM NES 180 MWF Humphreys 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30078 PHI 113 1 Logic: AH3 GT 0100PM 0215PM NES 218 TR Humphreys 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31035 PHI 113 2 Logic: AH3 GT 0100PM 0215PM NES 180 MW Humphreys 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

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PHYSICS
Full 30828 PHY 105 1 Conceptual Physics: SC1 GT 1000AM 1050AM NPW 201 MWF K. Stump 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Conceptual Physics: SC1 1000AM 1150AM NPW 201 T
Full 30183 PHY 112 1 Physics Alg-Based II/Lab: SC1 GT 1200PM 1250PM NPW 201 MWRF K. Stump 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Physics Alg-Based II/Lab: SC1 1200PM 0150PM NPW 201 T
Full 30396 PHY 212 1 Physics Calc-Based II/Lab: SC1 GT 0900AM 0950AM NPW 201 MTWF K. Stump 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Physics Calc-Based II/Lab: SC1 0900AM 1050AM NPW 201 R
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

POLITICAL SCIENCE
Full 31014 POS 105 1 Intro to Political Sci: SS1 GT 0300PM 0445PM NES 214 MW Watson 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30391 POS 111 1 American Government: SS1 GT 0930AM 1045AM NES 218 TR Fillion 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

PSYCHOLOGY
All sections of PSY 101 & PSY 102 have a prerequisite of REA 90 (C or better) OR concurrent enrollment in REA 90.
Full 30633 PSY 101 1 General Psychology I: SS3 GT 0220PM 0335PM NES 178 TR Thompson 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30074 PSY 101 H01 General Psychology I: SS3 GT 0400PM 0455PM NKH 213 T Osborn 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course - required on-campus dates: Mar 6, Apr 17 and May 8
Full 30070 PSY 102 1 General Psychology II: SS3 GT 0900AM 0950AM NES 178 MWF Thompson 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
JAN 30972 PSY 102 J01 General Psychology II: SS3 GT 0800AM 1230PM NES MTWRF STAFF 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Full 30577 PSY 207 2 Intro Forensic Psychology 1000AM 1050AM NES 214 MWF Stewart 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30065 PSY 217 1 Human Sexuality: GT-SS3 GT 1100AM 1150AM NES 213 MWF Berns 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31034 PSY 226 1 Social Psychology: SS3 GT 0930AM 1045AM NKH 107 TR Osborn 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
All sections of PSY 235 have a prerequisite of REA 90 (C or better) OR concurrent enrollment in REA 90.
Full 30984 PSY 235 1 Human Growth & Developmnt: SS3 GT 1100AM 1150AM NES 178 TR Thompson 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30451 PSY 235 H01 Human Growth & Developmnt: SS3 GT 0500PM 0555PM NKH 213 T Osborn 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course - required on-campus dates: Mar 6, Apr 17 and May 8
Full 30542 PSY 238 31 Child Development: SS3 GT 0500PM 0630PM NES 217 TR Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30546 PSY 240 1 Health Psychology: SS3 GT 0200PM 0315PM NKH 107 MW Osborn 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
B 30613 PSY 176 1 ST: Peer Helping II Arrg NZH 132 Smith 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30614 PSY 275 1 ST: Peer Helping III Arrg NZH 132 Smith 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30615 PSY 276 1 ST: Peer Helping IV Arrg NZH 132 Smith 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
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READING
All Reading courses 30 - 130 require either successful completion of the previous course or placement via ACT score or Accuplacer score.
See page 10 for prerequisite information.
A 31027 REA 30 L01 Basic Reading Skills 0100PM 0150PM NES 207 MTW Felzien 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Basic Reading Skills 0100PM 0150PM NKH 213 R
Student should also enroll in REA 60 B-term; CRN 30088.
B 30088 REA 60 L01 Foundations of Reading 1258PM 0158PM NKH 107 MTWF Felzien 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Foundations of Reading 1258PM 0158PM NKH 213 R

Student may combine with AAA 109 A-term; CRN 30465.
A 31036 REA 60 L02 Foundations of Reading 1056AM 1156AM NES 207 MWRF Dolan 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Foundations of Reading 1056AM 1156AM NKH 213 T
A 31006 REA 90 931 College Preparatory Reading 0600PM 0900PM NKH 107 MW STAFF 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Full 30089 REA 90 L01 College Preparatory Reading 0900AM 0950AM NKH 107 MW Felzien 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
College Preparatory Reading Arrg NKH 213 R
Full 30090 REA 90 L02 College Preparatory Reading 1000AM 1050AM NKH 107 MW Felzien 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
College Preparatory Reading Arrg NKH 213 R
Full 30091 REA 90 L03 College Preparatory Reading 0200PM 0250PM NPW 24 MW Felzien 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
College Preparatory Reading Arrg NKH 213 R

SCIENCE
Full 30529 SCI 156 1 Integrated Science II: SC1 GT 1000AM 1050AM NPW 208 MWF McCracken 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Integrated Science II: SC1 0900AM 1050AM NPW 208 R

SOCIOLOGY
All sections of SOC 101 have a prerequisite of REA 90 (C or better) OR concurrent enrollment in REA 90.
Full 30061 SOC 101 1 Intro to Sociology I: SS3 GT 1100AM 1215PM NES 213 TR Berns 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
B 31007 SOC 218 931 Sociology of Diversity: SS3 GT 0600PM 0900PM NES 213 MW Schiel 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Full 30950 SOC 176 1 ST: Honors Seminar II 0100PM 0150PM NES 180 R Gartin 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 31009 SOC 276 1 ST: Honors Research IV Arrg Gartin 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12

SPANISH
30963 SPA 175 931 Begin Conversational Spanish 0600PM 0830PM NPW 10 M Edgar 1 30-Jan-12 5-Mar-12
30964 SPA 275 931 Interm Conversational Spanish 0600PM 0830PM NPW 10 M Edgar 1 19-Mar-12 23-Apr-12

THEATRE
Full 30073 THE 105 1 Theatre Appreciation: AH1 GT 0100PM 0150PM NES 178 MWF Crutchfield 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12 30
B 30891 THE 175 1 ST: Play Production Arrg NES 170 Crutchfield 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30880 THE 246 1 Rehearsal & Performance Arrg NES 112 Crutchfield 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12

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WELDING
B 30508 WEL 140 1 Welding Practices & Procedures 0400PM 0650PM NEW T Rober 1.5 19-Mar-12 11-May-12 50
Welding Practices & Procedures 0400PM 0550PM NEW R

WIND TECHNOLOGY
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Must be in the Wind Technology program to enroll in these courses.

A 30520 ELT 107 1 Industrial Electronics 0800AM 0850AM NAV 1 MW Hazlett 3 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
Industrial Electronics 0900AM 1050AM NAV MTW
B 30521 ELT 252 1 Motors & Controls 0800AM 0850AM NAV 1 MW Hazlett 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Motors & Controls 0900AM 1050AM NAV MTW
Full 30519 IMA 100 1 Intro Industrial Maintenance 0800AM 0850AM NAV 1 R Galvan 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Intro Industrial Maintenance 0900AM 1150AM NAV 1 R
A 30606 WTG 210 1 WTG Airfoils & Composites 0100PM 0250PM NAV W Galvan 2 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
WTG Airfoils & Composites 0100PM 0350PM NAV R
Full 30605 WTG 220 1 WTG Troubleshooging & Repair 0100PM 0150PM NAV M Galvan 4 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
WTG Troubleshooging & Repair 0200PM 0350PM NAV M
WTG Troubleshooging & Repair 0100PM 0350PM NAV T
B 30608 WTG 289 1 Wind Technician Capstone 0100PM 0250PM NAV WR Galvan 2 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
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Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee
AU4 30953 BIO 105 901 Science of Biology: SC1 GT 0600PM 1000PM NPW 204 TR Swedlund 4 20-Mar-12 1-May-12
Science of Biology: SC1 0800AM 1200PM NPW 204 Sat
AU9 30646 BUS 203 H31 Intro to Internatl Business 0730PM 0825PM NPW 24 M STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Required on campus class dates: March 19, April 2, April 23.
AU9 30998 BUS 203 N01 Intro to Internatl Business STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Activate your student email and enter the online class on the first day of the course. For help, email online@[Link].
AU9 30180 BUS 217 H31 Bus Communication/Rept Write 0630PM 0725PM NPW 29 M STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 19, Apr. 2, Apr. 23
AU9 30419 BUS 217 N01 Bus Communication/Rept Write STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Activate your student email and enter the online class on the first day of the course. For help, email online@[Link].
B 30168 CIS 118 H02 Intro PC Applications 0100PM 0250PM NES 209 TR STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates every Tuesday and Thursday.
AU9 30412 CIS 259 H31 M/S Office Sp Cert/Expt Excel 0630PM 0725PM NPW 27 M Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 21, Apr. 18.
AU9 30576 CIS 259 N01 M/S Office Sp Cert/Expt Excel Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Activate your student email and enter the online class on the first day of the course. For help, email online@[Link].
B 30552 DAN 116 1 Country Swing II 0700PM 0850PM NZH BLRM MW Carter 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
AU9 30559 EDU 250 H31 CTE in Colorado 0530PM 0625PM NPW 27 M Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 19, Apr. 2.
AU9 30560 EDU 250 N01 CTE in Colorado Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Activate your student email and enter the online class on the first day of the course. For help, email online@[Link].
B 31026 ENG 60 L01 Writing Fundamentals 1056AM 1156AM NES 207 MWF Yarberry-Laybourn 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Writing Fundamentals 1056AM 1156AM NPW 12 TR
B 30649 ENG 90 L02 Basic Composition 1157AM 1257PM NKH 213 MWF Reyes 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Basic Composition 1157AM 1257PM NKH 107 TR
B 30532 ENG 115 1 Technical English & Comm 0100PM 0250PM NES 212 MWF STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30591 ENG 121 8 English Composition I: CO1 GT 1056AM 1156AM NES 207 MWRF Dolan 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
English Composition I: CO1 1056AM 1156AM NES 209 T
B 30042 HPR 108 1 Dietary Nutrition 1000AM 1150AM NPW 217 T Brandenburg 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
31010 HWE 103 902 Community First Aid and CPR 0300PM 0500PM NKH 319 MW Yahn 1 19-Mar-12 11-Apr-12 27
31012 HWE 103 903 Community First Aid and CPR 0900AM 0500PM NKH 319 Sat&Sun STAFF 1 21-Apr-12 22-Apr-12 27
Class meets Saturday, April 21 and Sunday, April 22
31011 HWE 103 931 Community First Aid and CPR 0600PM 1000PM NKH 319 TR STAFF 1 17-Apr-12 26-Apr-12 27
AU9 30181 MAR 216 H31 Principles of Marketing 0530PM 0625PM NPW 29 M Kerker 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 19, Apr. 2, Apr. 23
AU9 30182 MAR 216 N01 Principles of Marketing Kerker 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Activate your student email and enter the online class on the first day of the course. For help, email online@[Link]
B 30080 MAT 60 L01 Pre-Algebra 0900AM 1045AM NKH 211 MWF Parker&Mueller 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
 Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee
B 30081 MAT 60 L02 Pre-Algebra 0110PM 0255PM NKH 211 MWR Kilmer&Townsend 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30110 PED 100 1 Beginning Golf 0300PM 0350PM NGF NE18 MR STAFF 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30544 PED 106 1 Tennis 0200PM 0250PM NGY 152 TR STAFF 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30545 PED 114 1 Walking and Jogging NGY Trenkle 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
First meeting with instructor will be on 3/21 at 5:00 pm in NGY 203
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

B 31005 PED 115 932 Body Sculpting and Toning 0530PM 0630PM NGY 151 MW Lorenzo 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30114 PED 125 1 Bowling 0330PM 0520PM NBA ALLEY W Trenkle 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30961 PED 147 902 Yoga 1200PM 1250PM NGY 151 WF Henderson 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30966 PED 147 904 Yoga 0430PM 0530PM NES 219 MR Sabala 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30962 PED 168 932 Cardio Kickboxing Aerobic I 0530PM 0630PM NGY 151 TR Harryman 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30088 REA 60 L01 Foundations of Reading 1258PM 0158PM NKH 107 MTWF Felzien 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Foundations of Reading 1258PM 0158PM NKH 213 R
B 31007 SOC 218 931 Sociology of Diversity: SS3 GT 0600PM 0900PM NES 213 MW Schiel 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30891 THE 175 1 ST: Play Production Arrg NES 170 Crutchfield 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30880 THE 246 1 Rehearsal & Performance Arrg NES 112 Crutchfield 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
B 30508 WEL 140 1 Welding Practices & Procedures 0400PM 0650PM NEW T Rober 1.5 19-Mar-12 11-May-12 50

NJC Spring 2012 Accelerated Classes

Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee
AU2 30951 ENG 122 901 English Composition II: CO2 GT 0600PM 1000PM NES 212 TR Reuszer 3 19-Jan-12 11-Feb-12
English Composition II: CO2 0800AM 1200PM NES 212 Sat

AU3 30952 MUS 120 901 Music Appreciation: AH1 GT 0600PM 1000PM NES 180 TR Wheelock 3 14-Feb-12 8-Mar-12
Music Appreciation: AH1 0800AM 1200PM NES 180 Sat

AU4 30953 BIO 105 901 Science of Biology: SC1 GT 0600PM 1000PM NPW 204 TR Swedlund 4 20-Mar-12 1-May-12
Science of Biology: SC1 0800AM 1200PM NPW 204 Sat
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NJC Spring 2012 Ag Business Management Classes

CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title Instructor Cr CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title Instructor Cr
30129 ABM 111 H31 Records & Business Planning I Shinn 9 30409 ABM 142 H41 Advanced Business Mgmt II Doane 9
30130 ABM 111 H41 Records & Business Planning I Doane 9 30415 ABM 143 H31 Integrated Management I Shinn 9
30131 ABM 112 H31 Records & Business Planning II Shinn 9 30416 ABM 143 H41 Integrated Management I Doane 9
30132 ABM 112 H41 Records & Business Planning II Doane 9 30410 ABM 144 H31 Integrated Management II Shinn 9
30133 ABM 121 H31 Financial Analysis I Shinn 9
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

30411 ABM 144 H41 Integrated Management II Doane 9

30134 ABM 121 H41 Financial Analysis I Doane 9 30596 ABM 151 H31 Rural Bus Entrepreneurship I Shinn 9
30135 ABM 122 H31 Financial Analysis II Shinn 9 30597 ABM 151 H41 Rural Bus Entrepreneurship I Doane 9
30136 ABM 122 H41 Financial Analysis II Doane 9 30598 ABM 152 H31 Rural Bus Entrepreneurship II Shinn 9
30137 ABM 131 H31 Commodity Marketing I Shinn 9 30599 ABM 152 H41 Rural Bus Entrepreneurship II Doane 9
30138 ABM 131 H41 Commodity Marketing I Doane 9 30600 ABM 153 H31 Leadership/Human Res Mngmt I Shinn 9
30139 ABM 132 H31 Commodity Marketing II Shinn 9 30601 ABM 153 H41 Leadership/Human Res Mngmt I Doane 9
30140 ABM 132 H41 Commodity Marketing II Doane 9 30602 ABM 154 H31 Leadership/Human Res Mngmt II Shinn 9
30141 ABM 135 H31 Marketing & Risk Mgmt I Shinn 9 30603 ABM 154 H41 Leadership/Human Res Mngmt II Doane 9
30142 ABM 135 H41 Marketing & Risk Mgmt I Doane 9 30145 ABM 175 H31 ST: Advanced ABM Shinn 1
30143 ABM 136 H31 Marketing & Risk Mgmt II Shinn 9 30146 ABM 175 H32 ST: Advanced ABM Shinn 2
30144 ABM 136 H41 Marketing & Risk Mgmt II Doane 9 30147 ABM 175 H33 ST: Advanced ABM Shinn 3
30549 ABM 137 H31 Web Productivity/Utilization I Shinn 9 30148 ABM 175 H41 ST: Advanced ABM Doane 1
30550 ABM 137 H41 Web Productivity/Utilization I Doane 9 30149 ABM 175 H42 ST: Advanced ABM Doane 2
30594 ABM 138 H31 Web Productivity/UtilizationII Shinn 9 30150 ABM 175 H43 ST: Advanced ABM Doane 3
30595 ABM 138 H41 Web Productivity/UtilizationII Doane 9
30406 ABM 141 H31 Advanced Business Management I Shinn 9
30407 ABM 141 H41 Advanced Business Management I Doane 9 All ABM courses run January 30 thru July 27.
30408 ABM 142 H31 Advanced Business Mgmt II Shinn 9

NJC Spring 2012 Online Classes

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Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee 1 pm on Tuesdays
AU8 30994 ACC 122 N01 Accounting Principles II STAFF 4 13-Feb-12 29-Apr-12 and Thursdays
AU7 30179 BUS 115 N01 Introduction to Business STAFF 3 23-Jan-12 11-Mar-12
AU9 30998 BUS 203 N01 Intro to Internatl Business STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12 A-Term Only
AU9 30419 BUS 217 N01 Bus Communication/Rept Write STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
AU8 30428 CIS 118 N01 Intro PC Applications Rhodes 3 13-Feb-12 29-Apr-12 Instructor: Melissa Craddock
AU9 30576 CIS 259 N01 M/S Office Sp Cert/Expt Excel Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
AU9 30560 EDU 250 N01 CTE in Colorado Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12 Enroll in DAN 143
AU9 30182 MAR 216 N01 Principles of Marketing Kerker 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
 NJC Spring 2012 Evening Classes
Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee
AV1 30553 ACC 133 31 Tax Help Colorado Practicum 0500PM 0750PM NPW 12 T Dennington 1 19-Jan-12 5-Apr-12
Full 30904 ART 115 31 Stained Glass I 0700PM 0950PM NES 105 MW Youngers 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30096 ART 161 31 Ceramics I 0700PM 0950PM NES 105 TR May 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30097 ART 162 31 Handbuilt Clay I 0700PM 0950PM NES 105 TR May 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Full 30099 ART 175 32 ST: Adv Stained Glass 0700PM 0850PM NES 105 MW Youngers 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30507 ART 175 33 ST: Ceramics/Printmaking 0700PM 0900PM NES 105 TR May 1 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30653 CRJ 125 31 Law Enforcement Operations 0600PM 0900PM NES 214 W Breivik 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30976 CRJ 257 31 Victimology 0600PM 0900PM NES 214 T McMahon 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
A 30551 DAN 115 1 Country Swing I 0700PM 0850PM NZH BLRM MW Carter 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 30552 DAN 116 1 Country Swing II 0700PM 0850PM NZH BLRM MW Carter 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Full 30513 ECE 102 31 Intro to ECE Lab Techniques 0500PM 0600PM NES 217 M Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30905 ECE 238 31 Child Growth and Development 0500PM 0630PM NES 217 TR Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30548 ECE 260 31 The Exceptional Child 0630PM 0800PM NES 217 TR Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Full 30539 EDU 261 31 Teaching, Learning&Technology 0515PM 0645PM NES 209 MW Klein 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
31011 HWE 103 931 Community First Aid and CPR 0600PM 1000PM NKH 319 TR STAFF 1 17-Apr-12 26-Apr-12 27
Full 30402 MUS 175 31 ST: Fund of Recording II 0600PM 0715PM NES 180 MW Lippstrew 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
A 31004 PED 115 931 Body Sculpting and Toning 0530PM 0630PM NGY 151 MW Lorenzo 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 31005 PED 115 932 Body Sculpting and Toning 0530PM 0630PM NGY 151 MW Lorenzo 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
A 30965 PED 147 903 Yoga 0430PM 0530PM NES 219 MR Sabala 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 30966 PED 147 904 Yoga 0430PM 0530PM NES 219 MR Sabala 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
A 30960 PED 168 931 Cardio Kickboxing Aerobic I 0530PM 0630PM NGY 151 TR Harryman 1 18-Jan-12 9-Mar-12
B 30962 PED 168 932 Cardio Kickboxing Aerobic I 0530PM 0630PM NGY 151 TR Harryman 1 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Full 30542 PSY 238 31 Child Development: SS3 GT 0500PM 0630PM NES 217 TR Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
B 31007 SOC 218 931 Sociology of Diversity: SS3 GT 0600PM 0900PM NES 213 MW Schiel 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
30963 SPA 175 931 Begin Conversational Spanish 0600PM 0830PM NPW 10 M Edgar 1 30-Jan-12 5-Mar-12
30964 SPA 275 931 Interm Conversational Spanish 0600PM 0830PM NPW 10 M Edgar 1 19-Mar-12 23-Apr-12
B 30508 WEL 140 1 Welding Practices & Procedures 0400PM 0650PM NEW T Rober 1.5 19-Mar-12 11-May-12 50
Welding Practices & Procedures 0400PM 0550PM NEW R
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NJC Spring Semester 2012 Hybrid Classes
Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee
AU8 30993 ACC 122 H31 Accounting Principles II 0530PM 0700PM NPW 15 M STAFF 4 13-Feb-12 29-Apr-12
Hybrid Course--Required on campus class dates: Feb. 13, March 5, March 26, April 9.
AP3 30466 ACC 235 H31 Computerized Acct: Quickbooks 0530PM 0625PM NPW 12 W Vandenbark 3 1-Feb-12 21-Mar-12
Hybrid Course: Required on campus class dates Feb. 1, Feb. 22, Mar. 14.
Full 30488 AGE 102 H31 Agriculture Economics: SS1 GT Huenink 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Jan 24, Feb 21, Mar 27 & April 17. Designed primarily for high school ag students.
Full 31023 BIO 111 H01 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1 GT 0600PM 0750PM NPW 208 T STAFF 5 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1 0700AM 0750AM NPW 208 R
Hybrid Course--Lecture online, Tuesday for labs, testing will occur at 7:00am on Thursdays.
AU7 30178 BUS 115 H31 Introduction to Business 0630PM 0725PM NPW 29 M STAFF 3 23-Jan-12 11-Mar-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Jan. 23, Feb. 6, Feb. 27.
AU9 30646 BUS 203 H31 Intro to Internatl Business 0730PM 0825PM NPW 24 M STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Required on campus class dates: March 19, April 2, April 23.
AU9 30180 BUS 217 H31 Bus Communication/Rept Write 0630PM 0725PM NPW 29 M STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 19, Apr. 2, Apr. 23
B 30168 CIS 118 H02 Intro PC Applications 0100PM 0250PM NES 209 TR STAFF 3 19-Mar-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates every Tuesday and Thursday.
AU8 30169 CIS 118 H31 Intro PC Applications 0630PM 0725PM NPW 12 M Rhodes 3 13-Feb-12 29-Apr-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Feb. 13, Mar. 5, Mar. 26, Apr. 9
AU9 30412 CIS 259 H31 M/S Office Sp Cert/Expt Excel 0630PM 0725PM NPW 27 M Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 21, Apr. 18.
Full 30397 ECE 101 H01 Intro to Early Childhood Educ 0330PM 0500PM NES 217 R Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus class dates: Jan 19, Mar 8, Apr 19
Full 30538 ECE 102 H01 Intro to ECE Lab Techniques NES 217 M Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Jan 23, Mar 5, Apr 16, May 7
Full 30607 ECE 241 H01 Admin:Human Relations ECE 0330PM 0500PM NES 217 W Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Jan 18, Mar 7, Apr 18
Full 30609 ECE 260 H31 The Exceptional Child 0630PM 0755PM NES 217 R Brady-Lawler 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus class dates: Jan 19, Mar 8, Apr 19
AU9 30559 EDU 250 H31 CTE in Colorado 0530PM 0625PM NPW 27 M Rhodes 1 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 19, Apr. 2.
Full 30957 ENG 121 H31 English Composition I: CO1 GT 0600PM 0850PM NES 210 W Humphreys 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course - Required on-campus dates: Jan 18, Feb 1, Feb 22, Mar 21, Apr 18, May 2
AU9 30181 MAR 216 H31 Principles of Marketing 0530PM 0625PM NPW 29 M Kerker 3 19-Mar-12 6-May-12
Hybrid Course- Required on campus class dates: Mar. 19, Apr. 2, Apr. 23
Full 30074 PSY 101 H01 General Psychology I: SS3 GT 0400PM 0455PM NKH 213 T Osborn 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course - required on-campus dates: Mar 6, Apr 17 and May 8
Full 30451 PSY 235 H01 Human Growth & Developmnt: SS3 GT 0500PM 0555PM NKH 213 T Osborn 3 18-Jan-12 11-May-12
Hybrid Course - required on-campus dates: Mar 6, Apr 17 and May 8
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 2012 Spring CCCOnline Class Listings
Session I dates: January 23 - May 6
Session II dates: February 27 - May 6
1/23-5/6 2/27-5/6 1/23-5/6 2/27-5/6
Session I Session II Session I Session II
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

CRN CRN Prefix No. Title GT Cr Fee CRN CRN Prefix No. Title GT Cr Fee
30192 30497 ACC 101 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 30383 30332 CIS 118 Intro PC Applications 3 52
30438 ACC 115 Payroll Accounting 3 30941 CIS 135 Complete PC Word Processing 3 52
30193 30314 ACC 121 Accounting Principles I 4 52 30223 CIS 145 Complete PC Database 3 52
30194 30315 ACC 122 Accounting Principles II 4 52 30224 CIS 155 PC Spreadsheet Concepts 3 52
30195 ACC 131 Income Tax 3 30225 CIS 240 Database Design & Development 3 52
30684 ACC 135 Spreadsheet Apps/ Accounting 3 30226 CIS 267 Mgmt of Information Systems 3
30196 ACC 211 Intermediate Accounting I 4 52 30227 CIS 268 Systems Analysis and Design I 3
30197 ACC 212 Intermediate Accounting II 4 52 30228 CNG 101 Intro to Networking 3
30384 ACC 215 Acct Info Systems & eBusiness 3 30185 CNG 102 Local Area Networks 3 52
30198 ACC 216 Govt & Not-for-profit Acct 3 30489 CNG 104 Intro to TCP/IP 3
30199 ACC 226 Cost Accounting 3 30695 CNG 209 MS Server Active Direct Config 4
30200 30316 ANT 101 Cultural Anthropology: SS3 GT 3 30696 CNG 210 MS Network Infrastruct Config 4
30201 30317 ANT 111 Physical Anthropology: SS3 GT 3 30385 CNG 211 Windows Configuration: (OS) 3
30685 30689 ANT 225 Anthropology of Religion 3 52 30490 CNG 212 Manage MS Windows Svr Environ 4
30202 30318 ART 110 Art Appreciation: AH1 GT 3 30575 CNG 246 Small-Med or ISP Network Mgmt 5
30203 30319 ART 111 Art Hist Ancient/ Mediev: AH1 GT 3 52 30483 COM 115 Public Speaking 3 52
30204 30498 ART 112 Art Hist Renaiss/1900: AH1 GT 3 52 30484 30485 COM 125 Interpersonal Communication 3
30554 30320 AST 101 Astronomy I: SC1 GT 4 52 30229 CRJ 110 Intro to Criminal Justice 3 52
30205 30390 AST 102 Astronomy II: SC1 GT 4 52 30230 CRJ 111 Substantive Criminal Law 3 52
30206 30321 BIO 105 Science of Biology: SC1 GT 4 30231 CRJ 112 Procedural Criminal Law 3 52
30207 BIO 106 Basic Anatomy And Physiology 4 52 30232 CRJ 125 Law Enforcement Operations 3
30208 30322 BIO 111 Gen College Biology I/Lab: SC1 GT 5 52 30233 CRJ 135 Judicial Function 3 52
30209 BIO 112 Gen College Biology II/Lab:SC1 GT 5 52 30234 CRJ 145 Correctional Process 3 52
30210 BIO 201 Human Anatomy&Physiology I:SC1 GT 4 30686 CRJ 205 Principles of Criminal Law 3 52
30211 BIO 202 Human Anatomy&PhysiologyII:SC1 GT 4 30235 CRJ 210 Constitutional Law 3
30212 30323 BIO 204 Microbiology: SC1 GT 4 30236 CRJ 220 Human Rel/Social Conflict 3 52
30439 BIO 216 Pathophysiology 4 30237 CRJ 230 Criminology 3
30213 BIO 221 Botany: SC1 GT 5 30698 CRJ 236 CRJ Research Methods 3
30214 30324 BUS 115 Introduction to Business 3 52 30900 CRJ 257 Victimology 3
30325 BUS 120 Introduction to E-Commerce 3 52 30942 CSC 105 Computer Literacy 3 52
30215 30326 BUS 216 Legal Environment of Business 3 52 30238 CSC 116 Logic and Program Design 3
30216 30327 BUS 217 Bus Communication/Rept Write 3 52 30239 CSC 150 Visual Basic Programming 3
30217 30328 BUS 226 Business Statistics 3 52 30720 CSC 154 Intro to MS Visual Basic 3
30218 30329 CHE 101 Intro to Chemistry I : SC1 GT 5 30240 CSC 160 Computer Science I: (Language) 4
30219 CHE 102 Intro to Chemistry II: SC1 GT 5 30241 CSC 161 Computer Sci II: (Language) 4
30220 30330 CHE 111 Gen College Chemistry I : SC1 GT 5 30721 CSC 230 C Programming:Platform 3
30221 30709 CHE 112 Gen College Chemistry II: SC1 GT 5 30186 CSC 240 Java Programming 3
30222 30331 CIS 115 Intro to Computer Info Sys 3 52 30242 30333 CWB 110 Cmplt Web Author: (Language) 3
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‘2012 Spring CCCOnline Class Listings Continued
1/23-5/6 2/27-5/6 1/23-5/6 2/27-5/6
Session I Session II Session I Session II
CRN CRN Prefix No. Title GT Cr Fee CRN CRN Prefix No. Title GT Cr Fee
30334 CWB 130 Web Editing Tools: (Editor) 3 30263 30348 HIS 101 Western Civ:Antiq-1650: HI1 GT 3 52
30243 30335 ECE 101 Intro to Early Childhood Educ 3 30264 30349 HIS 102 Western Civ:1650-Present: HI1 GT 3 52
Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

30244 ECE 102 Intro to ECE Lab Techniques 3 30943 30944 HIS 111 The World: Antiquity-1500: HI1 GT 3 52
30336 ECE 103 Guidance Strategies Yng Child 3 30945 30946 HIS 112 The World: 1500-Present: HI1 GT 3 52
30245 ECE 111 Infant/Toddler Theory/Practice 3 30265 30350 HIS 201 US History to Reconst: HI1 GT 3 52
30491 ECE 112 Infant/Toddler Lab Tech 3 30266 30351 HIS 202 US Hist since Civil War: HI1 GT 3 52
30246 ECE 125 Science/Math & the Young Child 3 30267 30443 HIS 225 Colorado History: HI1 GT 3
30440 ECE 126 Art and the Young Child 2 30565 30352 HPR 178 Medical Terminology 2 52
30911 ECE 127 Music/Movement for Children 1 30688 HUM 115 World Mythology: AH2 GT 3
6 week course Jan 23 - March 4 30268 30353 HUM 121 Humanities: Early Civ: AH2 GT 3
30561 ECE 191 School Age Theory and Practice 3 30269 30354 HUM 122 Humanities: Mediev-Mod: AH2 GT 3
30247 30337 ECE 205 Nutrition, Health and Safety 3 30270 30444 HUM 123 Humanities: Modern Wrld: AH2 GT 3
30563 30387 ECE 220 Curriculum Methods Techniques 3 30271 30573 HWE 100 Human Nutrition 3 52
30572 ECE 225 Language & Cognition 3 30272 30355 LIT 115 Intro to Literature I: AH2 GT 3
30441 ECE 226 Creativity and the Young Child 3 30273 30356 LIT 201 Wrld Literature to 1600: AH2 GT 3
30248 ECE 240 Admin of ECE Programs 3 30445 30910 LIT 202 World Lit After 1600: AH2 GT 3
30249 ECE 241 Admin:Human Relations ECE 3 30274 LIT 211 Amer Lit to Civil War: AH2 GT 3
30250 30562 ECE 260 The Exceptional Child 3 30566 LIT 212 Amer Lit Aft Civil War: AH2 GT 3
30251 30338 ECO 201 Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1 GT 3 52 30446 LIT 221 British Lit to 1770: AH2 GT 3
30252 30339 ECO 202 Prin of Microeconomics: SS1 GT 3 52 30493 LIT 222 British Lit Since 1770: AH2 GT 3
30253 30340 ENG 90 Basic Composition 3 30701 LIT 225 Intro to Shakespeare: AH2 GT 3
30254 30341 ENG 121 English Composition I: CO1 GT 3 30275 30357 LIT 255 Children`s Literature 3
30255 30342 ENG 122 English Composition II: CO2 GT 3 30702 30447 MAN 200 Human Resource Management I 3 52
30256 30343 ENG 131 Technical Writing I 3 30276 30358 MAN 216 Small Business Management 3 52
30901 ENG 201 English Composition IIII: CO3 GT 3 30277 30359 MAN 226 Principles of Management 3 52
30257 30344 ENG 221 Creative Writing I 3 30448 30712 MAR 111 Principles of Sales 3 52
30472 30515 ENG 222 Creative Writing II 3 30278 30360 MAR 216 Principles of Marketing 3 52
30392 30690 ENV 101 Environmental Science: SC1 GT 4 30188 MAT 30 Fundamentals of Mathematics 2 62
30710 ESL 53 Advanced Composition 3 30912 MAT 30 Fundamentals of Mathematics 2 62
30258 30345 FRE 111 French Language I 5 52 4 week course Jan 23 - Feb 19
30492 FRE 112 French Language II 5 52 Student may pair with MAT 90 CRN
30564 FRE 211 French Language III: AH4 GT 3 30913
30699 FRE 212 French Language IV: AH4 GT 3 30187 30189 MAT 60 Pre-Algebra 3 62
30259 30346 GEO 105 World Regional Geography: SS2 GT 3 52 30913 MAT 60 Pre-Algebra 3 62
30687 30691 GEO 106 Human Geography: SS2 GT 3 52 11 week course Feb 20 - May 6
30260 GER 111 German Language I 5 30279 30361 MAT 90 Introductory Algebra 4 52
30442 GER 112 German Language II 5 30555 30556 MAT 99 Intermediate Algebra 4 52
30700 GER 211 German Language III: AH4 GT 3 30494 MAT 103 Math for Clinical Calculations 3
30261 30347 GEY 111 Physical Geology: SC1 GT 4 30280 MAT 107 Career Math 3
30262 GEY 121 Historical Geology: SC1 GT 4 30362 MAT 112 Financial Mathematics 3
30487 GEY 140 Intro to Global [Link]. 1 30281 MAT 120 Math for Liberal Arts: MA1 GT 4
 2012 Spring CCCOnline Class Listings Continued
1/23-5/6 2/27-5/6 1/23-5/6 2/27-5/6
Session I Session II Session I Session II
CRN CRN Prefix No. Title GT Cr Fee CRN CRN Prefix No. Title GT Cr Fee
30282 30363 MAT 121 College Algebra: MA1 GT 4 52 30495 PHI 205 Business Ethics 3
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30283 MAT 122 College Trigonometry: MA1 GT 3 62 30420 PHI 214 Philosophy of Religion: AH3 GT 3
30285 MAT 123 Finite Mathematics: MA1 GT 4 30296 30499 PHY 105 Conceptual Physics: SC1 GT 4 52
30284 MAT 125 Survey of Calculus: MA1 GT 4 30297 30500 PHY 111 Physics Alg-Based I/Lab: SC1 GT 5 52
30286 30364 MAT 135 Intro to Statistics: MA1 GT 3 30298 30514 PHY 112 Physics Alg-Based II/Lab: SC1 GT 5 52
30432 MAT 155 Integrated Math I 3 52 30299 PHY 211 Physics Calc-Based I/Lab: SC1 GT 5 52
30434 MAT 156 Integrated Math II 3 30300 PHY 212 Physics Calc-Based II/Lab: SC1 GT 5 52
30435 MAT 166 Pre-Calculus: MA1 GT 5 30301 30369 POS 105 Intro to Political Sci: SS1 GT 3 52
30287 MAT 201 Calculus I: MA1 GT 5 30302 30370 POS 111 American Government: SS1 GT 3 52
30288 MAT 202 Calculus II: MA1 GT 5 30303 POS 125 [Link]/Local Govt: SS1 GT 3
30289 MAT 203 Calculus III: MA1 GT 4 30436 30714 POS 205 International Relations: SS1 GT 3
30486 MAT 255 Linear Algebra 3 30304 30371 PSY 101 General Psychology I: SS3 GT 3 52
30503 MGD 102 Introduction To Multimedia 3 30305 30372 PSY 102 General Psychology II: SS3 GT 3 52
30567 30574 MGD 111 Adobe Photoshop I 3 30421 30423 PSY 226 Social Psychology: SS3 GT 3 52
30504 MGD 112 Adobe Illustrator I 3 30306 30373 PSY 235 Human Growth & Developmnt: SS3 GT 3 52
30568 MGD 114 Adobe InDesign 3 30437 30449 PSY 237 Child & Adolescent Psychology 3 52
30505 MGD 141 Web Design I 3 30386 30729 PSY 238 Child Development: SS3 GT 3
30697 MGD 143 Motion Graphic Design I:Softwr 3 30307 30374 PSY 249 Abnormal Psychology: SS3 GT 3
30433 MUS 100 Intro to Music Theory I 3 30430 30431 REA 90 College Preparatory Reading 3
30290 30365 MUS 120 Music Appreciation: AH1 GT 3 52 30496 RUS 111 Russian Language I 5
30703 MUS 121 Music Hist Mdvl-Classical: AH1 GT 3 30582 RUS 112 Russian Language II 5
30713 MUS 122 Music Hist Romantic-Prsnt: AH1 GT 3 30308 30375 SOC 101 Intro to Sociology I: SS3 GT 3 52
30902 MUS 125 History of Jazz: AH1 GT 3 30309 30376 SOC 102 Intro to Sociology II: SS3 GT 3 52
30366 NUR 101 Pharmacology Calculations 1 30422 30424 SOC 231 Soc-Deviant Behavior: SS3 GT 3
30452 PAR 115 Introduction to Law 3 52 30310 30377 SPA 111 Spanish Language I 5 52
30569 PAR 116 Torts 3 52 30311 30378 SPA 112 Spanish Language II 5 52
30453 PAR 117 Family Law 3 30312 30450 SPA 211 Spanish Language III: AH4 GT 3 52
30454 PAR 118 Contracts 3 52 30313 SPA 212 Spanish Language IV: AH4 GT 3 52
30704 PAR 125 Property Law 3
30570 PAR 127 Legal Ethics 3 52 For more information on CCCOnline courses, please go to [Link]
30705 PAR 201 Civil Litigation 3 52 For information on required books and materials, go to [Link]
30706 PAR 202 Evidence 3
30571 PAR 205 Criminal Law 3 Bookstore/Some CCCOnline courses use Digital Content built into the structure of the
30707 PAR 213 Legal Research & Writing I 3 52 course and does not require a textbook.
30751 PAR 214 Legal Research & Writing II 3 52
30708 PAR 218 Bankruptcy Law 3 The Digital Content Fee covers the cost of accessing this content. This fee is non-
30291 30367 PHI 111 Intro to Philosophy: AH3 GT 3 refundable.
30292 30368 PHI 112 Ethics: AH3 GT 3 For more information about Digital Content in CCCOnline delivered courses please
30293 30501 PHI 113 Logic: AH3 GT 3
30294 PHI 115 World Religions- West 3 visit [Link]
30295 PHI 116 World Religions - East 3
39

Find your text book information at [Link]

GT=Guaranteed Transfer
 NJC 2012 January J-Term Class Listings

40
Term CRN Prefix No. Sec. Title GT StartTime EndTime Bldg Room Days Instructor Cr Start Date End Date Fee
JAN 31037 AGR 260 J01 Wld Interdep/Poptn/Food: SS3 GT 0800AM 1230PM NBH 13 MTWRF Anderson 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
JAN 30727 CIS 118 J01 Intro PC Applications 0100PM 0230PM NPW 27 T Sorensen 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Hybrid Course - Required on campus class dates Jan. 3 and Jan. 10
JAN 30470 COM 115 J01 Public Speaking 0800AM 1230PM NES 212 MTWRF Reuszer 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
JAN 30473 COM 115 J02 Public Speaking 0800AM 1230PM NES 211 MTWRF STAFF 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
JAN 31000 ECO 101 J01 Economics of Social Issues: SS1 GT 0100PM 0230PM NPW 29 T Walker 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
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Hybrid Course - Required on campus class dates: Jan. 3 and Jan. 10

JAN 30973 HUM 121 J01 Humanities: Early Civ: AH2 GT 0800AM 1230PM NES 213 MTWRF Berns 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
JAN 30173 MAN 128 J01 Human Relation-Organizations 0800AM 1230PM NPW 14 MTWRF Kerker 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
JAN 30642 MUS 120 J01 Music Appreciation: AH1 GT 0800AM 1230PM NES 180 MTWRF Wheelock 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
JAN 30972 PSY 102 J01 General Psychology II: SS3 GT 0800AM 1230PM NES MTWRF STAFF 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
PSY 101 has a prerequisite of REA 90 (C or better) OR concurrent enrollment in REA 90.

JAN 30540 NAT 290 J01 Adv Nail Technician Studies 0100PM 0215PM NCO COS MTWRF Rhine 1 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12

AV2 30692 NUA 101 J01 Nurse Aide Health Care Skills 0800AM 0430PM NPW 213 MTWR Fritzler 4 19-Dec-11 12-Jan-12
AV3 30693 NUA 170 J02 Nurse Aide Clinical Experience 0700AM 0300PM MTWR Fritzler 1 5-Jan-12 11-Jan-12
NUA 101 and 170 must be taken together. Clinical dates: Jan. 5, 9, 10, 11. Final exam on Jan. 12.

JAN 31043 ASE 252 1 Advanced Automatic Transmissions 0800AM 0935AM NLB 11 MTWRF Peterman 2 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Adv. Automatic Transmissions Lab 0945AM 1215PM NLB 21 MTWRF
JAN 31044 ASE 275 1 Adv. Automatic Transmissions Lab 0100PM 0330PM NLB 21 MTWRF Peterman 1 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
Students must enroll in both ASE 252 and 275

JAN 31045 DPM 105 1 H/D Powertrains I 0800AM 0935AM NLB 21 MTWRF Rober 3 3-Jan-12 13-Jan-12
H/D Powertrains I Lab 0945AM 1210PM NLB 22 MTWRF
H/D Powertrains I Lab 0100PM 0325PM NLB 22 MTWRF
GT=Guaranteed Transfer Find your text book information at [Link]
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Here are the colleges and universities that ‹Capella University offers bachelor's degrees in
have advanced degree programs available psychology, human services, business, technology,
through Northeastern Junior College. For in- and education. Visit [Link]/ for
formation about the programs contact the more
counseling and advising center located inside information.
Hays Student Center, or follow up with the
‹Regis University has a number of 3 + 1 programs
universities individually by utilizing the phone in which a student may do three years or 98 credits
numbers or web sites provided here. at a community college and complete his/her final
year (last 30 credits) at Regis. For more informa-
‹Colorado Christian University, offers educational tion on these programs go to [Link]
licensure, as well as the Master's of Arts in Cur- [Link]?sctn=ars&p1=pl&p2=tc
riculum and Instruction (MACI). In addition, stu-
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counting or human resources through a 3+1 pro- that allows students to transfer NJC credits and
gram between NJC and CCU. move on to a bachelor’s degree in as few as 18
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(970) 521-6855
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 Did you know that Northeastern
Junior College offers programming
especially for learners age 50 and
over? Reduced tuition rates and
great classes to choose from...you
should check it out. “

[Link]
Visit this website or call 521-6900 for the current class list. Class lists
appear regularly in the local newspapers. Watch for them.

Remember to dine with us next

time you eat out.
Watch for specials adverƟsed regularly!

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 >Instructor Facilitated
Online courses
Learn More…
x Expert Instructors Learn from
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x Online Discussion Areas of home!
x 6 Weeks of Instruction

Choose from more than 250 online classes available every month.

Our instructor-facilitated online Introduction to Microsoft Excel Guiding Kids on the Internet
Discover the secrets to setting up Gain confidence and experience so you
courses are informative, fun, conven- fully formatted worksheets quickly can help your children discover all the
and efficiently. Internet has to offer.
ient, and highly interactive. Our
Speed Spanish Drawing for the Absolute Beginner
instructors are famous for their ability Learn six easy recipes to glue Span-
Gain a solid foundation in drawing and
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become the artist you’ve always dreamed
to create warm and supportive and you’ll be speaking Spanish in no
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communities of learners. It’s no
Real Estate Investing The Creative Classroom
wonder that many long-lasting Build and protect your wealth by Enrich your teaching talents and encour-
investing in real estate. age your students’ creative thinking as you
friendships have formed in our lively learn to turn your classroom into a creative
A to Z Grantwriting classroom.
discussion areas. Learn how to research and develop
relationships with potential funding Introduction to the Game Industry
All courses run for six weeks (with a sources, organize grantwriting cam- Lead game designed prepares you for a
paigns, and prepare proposals. career in game development, design and
two-week grace period at the end). production.

Courses are project-oriented and Secrets of Better Photography

Explore strategies and learn a variety Computer Skills for the Workplace
include lessons, quizzes, hands-on of tricks to create excellent photo- Gain a working knowledge of the computer
graphs in all types of situations. skills you’ll need to succeed in today’s job
assignments, discussion areas, sup- market.
Introduction to QuickBooks
plementary links, and more. You can Learn how to quickly and efficiently
Project Management Fundamentals
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complete any course entirely from pects of your business.
Gain the skills you’ll need to succeed in the
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How to Get Started Requirements

All courses require Internet access, e-mail, the Netscape
1. Visit our Online Instruction Center: Navigator, or the Internet Explorer web browser. Some
[Link]/njc courses may have additional requirements. Please visit
2. Click the courses link, choose the department and course title our Online Instruction Center for more information.
you are interested in and select the ‘Enroll Now’ button.
Follow the instructions to enroll and pay for your course. Here
you will enter your e-mail and choose a password that will
grant you access to the classroom.
3. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction
Center and click the ‘Classroom’ link. To begin your studies,
simply log in with your e-mail and the password you selected
during enrollment.

OR Call (970) 521-6685

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Spring 2012 Final Exam Schedule
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
May 8 May 9 May 10 May 11
8:00-9:40 TR 9:00/9:30 MWF 9:00 TR 8:00/8:30 MWF 8:00
9:50-11:30 MWF 11:00 TR 10:00/10:30 MWF 10:00 TR 11:00/11:30
11:40-1:20 All English MWF 12:00 TR 12:00/12:30
1:30-3:10 MWF 2:00 MWF 1:00 TR 1:00/1:30
3:20-5:00 TR 2:00/2:30 MWF 4:00 MWF 3:00

How to read this metrix: If you have an 8:00 am class on MWF, your final exam would be on Wednesday starting at 7:30
am. If you have a 12:00 class on TR, your final exam would be on Friday starting at 1:00 pm.

This Final Exam Schedule is provided for your reference, to be used during finals week, December 13-16, 2011. Your
instructors wil provide further explanation to you as finals week approaches. For classes normally held TR 3:00/3:30 and TR
4:00/4:30, instructor will arrange class exams. Daily B Term classes should follow the MWF test schedule for the respective
class time. NJC online and hybrid classes should schedule their exams during the four day final exam period.

Find your textbook information here:

[Link]

Just a mouse click away!

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 NJC Academic Advising Directory
Program Key Advisor Phone E-mail Office
Accounting Debra Walker 521-6736 [Link]@[Link] PW 26C
Agri-Business Brian Cullen 521-6609 [Link]@[Link] BH 11D
Agriculture Business Mike Anderson 521-6635 [Link]@[Link] BH 11B
OR Ag Economics
Agriculture Education Mike Anderson 521-6635 [Link]@[Link] BH 11B
Agriculture Journalism Mike Anderson 521-6635 [Link]@[Link] BH 11B
Agriculture - Production Ag Mike Anderson 521-6635 [Link]@[Link] BH 11B
Animal Science Larry Pollart 521-6640 [Link]@[Link] BH 17A
Art Emily Vines 521-6710 [Link]@[Link] ESF 163
Astronomy David Coles 521-6753 [Link]@[Link] PW 203
Auto Tech Layton Peterman 521-6694 [Link]@[Link] LSH
Biology Connie Henderson OR 521-6632 [Link]@[Link] PW 200
Brenda Zink 521-6633 [Link]@[Link] PW 210
Biotechnology Connie Henderson 521-6632 [Link]@[Link] PW 200
Business (non-transfer) Amanda Kerker 521-6744 [Link]@[Link] PW 26D
Business (Transfer) Ronda Monheiser 521-6719 [Link]@[Link] PW 26E
Chemical/Fertilizer Application Mike Brownell 521-6786 [Link]@[Link] BH 17B
Chemistry Dr. Shelby Nichols 521-6724 [Link]@[Link] PW 205
Computer Technology Brenda Rhodes 521-6716 [Link]@[Link] PW26B
Cosmetology Julie Rhine 521-6734 [Link]@[Link] Cosmetology
Criminal Justice/Police Academy Jim Stewart 521-6629 [Link]@[Link] ESF 202
Crop/Soil Science Mike Brownell 521-6786 [Link]@[Link] BH 17B
Culinary Arts Brenda Rhodes 521-6716 [Link]@[Link] PW26B
Diesel Technology Harv Rober 521-6693 [Link]@[Link] LSH
Early Childhood Education Donna Brady-Lawler 521-6725 [Link]@[Link] ESF 109
Elementary Education Judy Szabo 521-6726 [Link]@[Link] ESF 152
Maret Felzien 521-6698 [Link]@[Link] KH 128B
Emergency Medical Services Tracy Yahn 521-6708 [Link]@[Link] KH 300
English Pam Berns 521-6699 [Link]@[Link] ESF 103
Enterpreneurship Brenda Rhodes 521-6716 [Link]@[Link] PW 26B
Equine Management Cole Briggs 522-6931 [Link]@[Link] EC or LCF
Equine Science Cole Briggs 522-6931 [Link]@[Link] EC or LCF
Fire Science Jon Lichtenwalner 521-6653 [Link]@[Link] ESF 203
Geology Dave Coles 521-6753 [Link]@[Link] PW 203
History Scott Thompson 521-6705 [Link]@[Link] ESF 173
Marketing/Management Amanda Kerker 521-6744 [Link]@[Link] PW 26D
Mathematics Mike Vair 521-6722 [Link]@[Link] PW 17B
Music Celeste Delgado-Pelton 521-6754 [Link]@[Link] ESF 175
Philosophy Dr. Connie Humphreys 521-6764 [Link]@[Link] ESF 102
Physical Education Marci Henry 521-6617 [Link]@[Link] BCEC
Physics/Pre-Engineering Mike Vair OR 521-6722 [Link]@[Link] PW 17B
Kevin Stump 521-6717 [Link]@[Link] PW17A
Nursing-RN (Assoc. Degree) Julie Brower 521-6707 [Link]@[Link] PW214B
Practical Nursing Julie Brower 521-6707 [Link]@[Link] PW214B
Pre-Health Sciences Connie Henderson OR 521-6632 [Link]@[Link] PW 200
Brenda Zink 521-6633 [Link]@[Link] PW 210
Pre-Veterinary Medicine Larry Pollart OR 521-6640 [Link]@[Link] BH 17A
Brenda Zink 521-6633 [Link]@[Link] PW 210
Psychology/Sociology Scott Thompson 521-6705 [Link]@[Link] ESF 173
Speech/Communication Diane Reuszer 521-6699 [Link]@[Link] ESF 164
Sports Medicine/
Athletic Training Marci Henry 521-6617 [Link]@[Link] BCEC
Theatre Scott Thompson 521-6705 [Link]@[Link] ESF 173
Wind Technology Jason Hazlett 521-6798 [Link]@[Link] AV Building
Director of Counseling Steve Smith 521-6657 [Link]@[Link] HSC 120
& Assessment

Important Numbers On Campus -- Main Line to Campus is 522-6600

ADMISSIONS 521-7000 CASHIER 521-6728
EXTENDED STUDIES 521-6900 COUNSELING/ADVISING 521-6656
BANK OF COLORADO HEALTH CENTER 521-6647
EVENT CENTER 521-6614 HOUSING 521-6608
BUSINESS OFFICE 521-6681 FINANCIAL AID 521-6800
BOOK STORE 521-6789 RECORDS OFFICE 521-6700

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Colorado’s College Opportunity Fund= COF Q&A
Q: What is the College Opportunity Fund and how is it different from federal Pell Grant, or its successor program; and
state funding now and in the past?  meets any other eligibility requirements established by
A: In July of 2004, the College Opportunity Fund (COF) (C.R.S. 23-18-101 the Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE).
through 23-18-207) became law. The legislation (SB 04-189) established a Note: "Eligible Undergraduate Student" does not include students
new student-based process for providing state funds to institutions of Higher enrolled in an off-campus, extended campus, or continuing education class
Education. Institutions currently receive funding directly from the State of not supported by state general fund moneys, except as approved by the
Colorado in the form of a general fund subsidy to educate in-state higher CCHE.
education students based on a full-time-equivalent student formula. Starting Q: I am a transfer student, am I eligible for COF?
fall 2005, students will see the amount the state contributes to the college on A. The state will develop a policy
their behalf and direct the stipend to the institution. Students will be able to to determine the number of credit
monitor the number of credit hours for which their stipend has paid. hours for which continuing and transfer
Q: What is a stipend? students may receive a stipend from
A: "Stipend" means the amount of money per credit hour paid by the State the College Opportunity Fund.
of Colorado on behalf of an eligible undergraduate student – Colorado resi- All institutions will be required to
dent with a Social Security number – who is attending a state institution of follow this policy. If you have questions on this, be sure to contact your
higher education. The first time an eligible undergraduate student is able to school or CCHE.
receive a stipend will be for the fall semester of the 2005-06 academic year. Q: What if I do not have a Social Security number?
The Colorado Legislature will set the specified amount of the stipend per A: Students must have a Social Security number to sign up for the COF. If
credit hour annually. The amount will never exceed the student's total in- they do not have one, they will not be eligible to receive the stipend that cov-
state tuition. The value of the per credit hour stipend will be the same for ers part of their in-state tuition.
each eligible undergraduate student, regardless of the state college or uni- Q: How much is the College Opportunity Fund stipend worth?
versity the student attends. A: It will vary. The per-credit-hour-stipend amount will be
If an eligible undergraduate student attends a participating private college or determined each year by the Colorado Legislature.
university in the state of Colorado, the per-credit-hour amount will be 50
percent (50%) of the annually-set stipend amount. Q: Can I attend more than one institution and receive the College Op-
Total stipend hours per student, per semester, are determined by the school portunity Fund stipend at each institution that I attend?
and reported to the College Opportunity Fund (COF). COF matches student A: Yes, but you need to apply to, be admitted by and register at each eligible
information with Stipend Application Account information in its database (the institution you want to attend. Each institution then must verify your enroll-
information you provide when creating a stipend account) and disburses the ment and the number of credit hours you are taking there. You – the student
stipend amount directly to colleges and universities on behalf of those eligible – must indicate on your college application that you are seeking payment of
undergraduate students identified by the school. the stipend to multiple institutions. The hours taken at each institution count
Q: When does the College Opportunity Fund take effect? against your maximum number of hours –145 – that the College Opportunity
A: The College Opportunity Fund will begin July 1, 2005. Continuing stu- Fund covers.
dents and new students starting school in the fall can sign up now for Q: What happens if I am not able to complete a course that is paid by
the stipends. Eligible undergraduates attending the fall 2005 semester will the stipend?
be the first program recipients. A: The stipend amount applying to your tuition bill is not refundable if you
Q: Why do I need to set up this account? withdraw or fail a course.
A: COF is a new way to distribute the state funds for college. In the past, Q: Can I take as many credits as I would like?
the funds were sent directly to the college. With COF, the funds will be sent A: No. Credits limits are set according to the student’s status. For example,
to the college on behalf of each individual student. Students will be able to a freshman student will have 145 credits while a sophomore will have 115
see the state’s contribution – their stipend – on their tuition bills. Colorado credits. The total number of credits available to students under COF should
residents who don’t sign up for COF will have to pay their tuition plus the be enough to earn an associate’s and a bachelor’s degree.
portion the state would have paid. Q: Will the College Opportunity Fund pay for all of my courses?
Q: How do I sign up for the College Opportunity Fund? A: No. Eligible students may use their stipends only for college-level under-
A: You can sign up for COF only online at [Link], or graduate courses. The following courses will NOT be paid for by the College
click on the COF link at [Link]. The process is simple. Type your Opportunity Fund:
name, Social Security number and date of birth in the appropriate boxes and
click on the “submit” button. You only have to sign up once, even if you x basic skills;
transfer to a different college. x "Postsecondary Enrollment Options Act" courses;
Q: Do I need to sign up for COF every semester?
A: No. Once you have signed up for COF you will not need to do it again. x high school Fast-Track courses;
Your stipend will follow you. When you register for classes, you may need x international baccalaureate courses;
to authorize the college to collect money from your stipend.
Q: Who is eligible?
x advanced placement courses; and graduate courses.
Q: What can I do to be sure I am using my credits wisely?
A. Students classified as in-state for
A: A degree plan will help you outline the classes you will need to earn their
tuition purposes and enrolled at state institutions of higher education are
degree or certificate in the shortest amount of time and with the least
eligible for COF. Additionally, students enrolled at participating private
number of credits. Because COF limits the number of credits you can
institutions of higher education may be eligible if the institution is approved
take, you will need to meet regularly with an adviser or case manager to
for the program by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE)
be sure you are on the right track.
and the student:
is classified as an in-state student for tuition purposes; For more answers and information,
 is a graduate of a Colorado high school or has successfully completed please visit:
a non-public home-based educational program in Colorado;
 demonstrates financial need through the student's eligibility for the
[Link]

46 Northeastern Junior College Spring 2012 Schedule

 NJC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Northeastern Junior College currently has contact information
Bookstore for nearly 9,000 past graduates on file.. The NJC Alumni Associa-
tion is an integral part of the college organization. The associa-
The staff of the NJC Bookstore welcomes all re-
tion has its own set of bylaws, officers and program of activities.
turning and new students to the NJC Campus.
This is one of the few two year colleges in the nation to have a
We are looking forward to helping each of you in
very vibrant and active alumni association.
any way we can to make your college experience
Goals of the association are to help improve relationships among
at NJC a success!
alumni and current college students on campus. All former stu-
Some items you will find at the Bookstore in addi-
dents, friends and supporters of the college are invited to become
tion to your textbooks are:
a part of the Alumni Association and participate in the activities.
• New and slightly used text books Each year the Association sponsors reunions, banquets, distin-
• New NJC Insignia Clothing Lines guished awards, the Alumni Heritage Center, Hoops Homecom-
• Many New Gift and Card Lines ing and other activities.
• School and Art Supplies The Association donates money to the college for special
projects and activities. Life members are entitled to free use of
• Calculators the library, subscription to the alumni publication “RePete”, free
• Software admission to college theatre productions and free admission
• Posters to regular season volleyball, women’s basketball, and men’s
• Framed Art basketball and baseball games. When you graduate from NJC,
• Snacks and Drinks you are given one year’s complimentary membership to the NJC
Alumni Association.
The Public is Welcome to
shop at The NJC Bookstore We offer you even more!
Regular Hours: Open 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM If you aren’t finding the classes you want to take in
this booklet, then it’s time to look to us for even more
The NJC Bookstore is located in Hays Student options! We offer ongoing classes year ‘round.
Center on the NJC Campus Check out these websites below where you’ll find
Phone: 970-521-6623 additional online classes you can take through NJC.
Email: [Link]@[Link]
Website: http//[Link]/bookstore

Living On Campus [Link]

As the largest residential junior college in Colorado, NJC

Education Services
provides a small university atmosphere at a two-year school
where you can still reap the benefits of small classes and [Link]
personalized instruction. After the lectures and the labs, on- Extended Studies also does
campus living is your ideal opportunity to meet and make new, --Outreach education into the 5 county service area
life-long friends. --Oversees the Accelerated Degree program at NJC
Traditional-age full-time students enjoy an extensive --Oversees the Health and Safety classes offered to the
community at large
residence life program at NJC which includes social activities, --Oversees the Learning through Adventure
learning opportunities outside of the classroom and a number Ropes Courses taught on campus
of benefits that come with living here while you learn here. --And more!
For specific information regarding our on-campus food Contact us for information at
service and the amenities of each of the five residence halls 521-6900 or visit our
and Honors House, visit with personnel in the Housing Office center on the third floor of
Knowles Hall.
located in Hays Student Center. Phone: (970) 521-6608

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 Here’s a check list of
what you need
to do to enroll in Spring
Semester classes at NJC.
Schedule a campus visit if you want to see campus before you enroll.

Apply for admission-If you haven’t already done it, you must apply for admission to Northeastern
Junior College. You can do it online at [Link]

Complete the other paperwork necessary for the admissions process. Even if you are an online
learner, you still have to have these items in place.
… High School Transcripts-provide official high school transcripts to NJC, via mail or in person.
(showing final grades and proof of graduation or completion)
… College Transcripts-provide official college transcripts, via mail or in person
(from all previous colleges if applicable)
… ACT/SAT-provide ACT or SAT scores or
Make arrangements to take alternate assessment tests if necessary
Contact the Counseling and Assessment Center 970-521-6656
The Accuplacer Test must be taken if a student had not taken the ACT or SAT. Or a student has ACT scores below 19 in
MATH, 18 in ENGLISH and 17 in READING or SAT scores below 450 VERBAL and 460 MATH. A photo ID and $15 is required to
take the entire test.

Apply for financial aid. FAFSA-fill out and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA) online at [Link] NJC school code: 001361

Apply for COF-Colorado residents apply for the College Opportunity Fund (COF) stipend at:
[Link] to receive in-state tuition discounted rate

Check to see if there are any mid-year NJC scholarships which you can apply for. Explore other
private scholarship opportunities where ever you can.
If you want to, or are required to, live on campus, complete a housing contract online at
[Link]/residencelife/[Link] A $125 housing deposit is required and you’ll need to
submit a copy of your immunization records.
Go to the campus advising/counseling center and make an appointment to be advised and
placed into classes. Make sure you know who your academic advisor is and write down their number.

Purchase your books from the bookstore.

Watch for your statement in the mail and pay your bill as directed. Failure to pay your
bill may result in you being dropped from the class.

Get involved in clubs and organizations on campus!

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