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Our Online
Classes
Summer 2008 or
(upcoming Fall classes)
Eastern New Mexico University's Ruidoso Branch
Community College offers an expanding variety of online classes. Students
wishing to take advantage of the online courses must complete the
university admissions application prior to registering for a class. All
online students are assumed to have a working knowledge of computers, the
Internet, and e-mail. It is recommended that students complete the online orientation
to the software (Web CT) and protocols utilized in the virtual
classroom.
Online Course
Orientation
Unless otherwise noted Online Classes run from January 14th
to May 10th, (16 weeks). A list of the textbooks for the online courses offered by ENMU-Ruidoso are available from the
ENMU-Ruidoso Bookstore.
Questions regarding the orientation and technical aspects
should be directed to Tug Bowden at:
Leonard.Bowden@enmu.edu
All other inquiries
should be made to the Ruidoso Branch College campus at:
709 Mechem
Dr. Ruidoso NM 88345
or
Phone: 257-2120 or
1-800-934-3668
ANTH 111U
3 credit hrs.
The Dawn
of Humanity
J. Howard
CRN 40920 |
Physical and cultural characteristics of the human being, human
origins until the close of the last ice age, changing views of
evolutionary theory and adaption, and cultural adaptations until the
historic period.
For additional information contact the instructor
at:
joncom100@yahoo.com |
CJ/SOC102U:
3 credit hrs
Introduction to
Criminal Justice
J. Riggs
CRN 40886 |
Analysis of law and society with
emphasis on the police, prosecution, the courts, corrections, and
probation and parole.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Jennifer.Riggs@enmu.edu
http://academic.enmu.edu/riggsj/ |
CJ 225U:
3 credit hrs
Gangs in
American Society
J. Riggs
CRN
22602 |
Study of juvenile and adult groups, their
formation and structure, and activity in delinquent and criminal
acts.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Jennifer.Riggs@enmu.edu
http://academic.enmu.edu/riggsj/ |
COMM 101U
3 credit hrs.
Interpersonal Communications
J.
Howard
CRN
40894 |
The
development of communication skills necessary for effective
interaction with persons on an interpersonal level and in small
groups; theoretical dimensions of interpersonal communication;
provides opportunities for practical application.
For
additional information contact the instructor at:
joncom100@yahoo.com |
ENG
201U
3 credit hrs.
Types of
Literature: The
Novel
A. Twite
CRN 40911 |
Explores the structure and analysis
of the novel through the works of Henry James, Richard Wright,
Leslie Marmon Silko, and Cormac McCarthy.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
Anne.Twite@enmu.edu
http://academic.enmu.edu/twitea/ |
ENG
201U
3 credit hrs.
Types of
Literature: Poetry
A. Twite
CRN 40910 |
Covers the language and analysis of
poetry, concentrating on one poet within specific eras from Early
American to Slam.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
Anne.Twite@enmu.edu
http://academic.enmu.edu/twitea/ |
GEOL 113U/LU:
4 credit
hrs.
Geological Environment
K. Miyoshi
CRN 40922/23 |
Geological processes and
hazards, resources, and environmental problems including pollution,
global warming and waste disposal. Designed for non-science majors.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
Kerry.Miyoshi@enmu.edu
http://wwwstd.enmu.edu/miyoshik/ |
HIST 203U
3 credit hrs.
New Mexico History
C. Orozco
CRN 40899 |
New Mexico's Indian, Spanish,
Mexican, and American epochs; internal development and problems in
the state; New Mexico's place in the United States.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
Cynthia.Orozco@enmu.edu
http://academic.enmu.edu/orozco/ |
PSY 101U
3 credit hrs
Intro to Psychology
D. Hamilton
CRN 40889 |
Psychology as the science of
behavior. Physiological bases for behavior, sensation, perception,
learning, emotion and motivation.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
Dinah.Hamilton@enmu.edu
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PSY 202U
3 credit hrs
Adolescent Psychology
D. Hamilton
CRN 40890 |
Psychological, physiological, and social development of adolescence.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
Dinah.Hamilton@enmu.edu
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SOC101U:
3 credit hrs
Introduction
to Sociology
D. Hamilton
CRN
40887 |
General overview of the study of
human social behavior, including basic concepts, perspectives, and
approaches to the development of human society.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
Dinah.Hamilton@enmu.edu
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SOC/CJ102U:
3 credit hrs
Introduction
to Criminal Justice
J. Riggs
CRN
40887 |
Analysis of law and society with
emphasis on the police, prosecution, the courts, corrections, and
probation and parole.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Jennifer.Riggs@enmu.edu
http://academic.enmu.edu/riggsj/ |
UNIV 101U
3 credit hrs.
Freshman Seminar
C. LaCounte
CRN 40893 |
Aiding academic and social transition to the
university, this required interdisciplinary course focuses on study
skills, critical thinking, career exploration, research and writing,
social issues for new students, library usage, and community building.
For additional information contact the
instructor at:
Cheri.LaCounte@enmu.edu |
* If Your are a currently enrolled
student of ENMU and wish to register for any these courses, click the
web registration link on the left.
Eastern New Mexico
University
Ruidoso Branch Community College
709 Mechem Drive
Ruidoso, NM 88345
Phone -
575-257-2120
Fax - 575-257-9409
© 1999 ENMU Ruidoso
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updated
May 27, 2008 by Jim Pawlak
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