ANTH/GEOG 233U
3 credit hrs.
People
& Cultures of the World
J. Howard
CRN
12625 |
The diverse societies that exist in
various geographic areas of the world, with emphasis on
understanding the relationships between cultural systems and natural
environments.
For additional information contact the instructor
at:
joncom100@yahoo.com |
ART 165U
3 credit hrs.
Art History I
J. Pekelsma
CRN 12576 |
Survey of the art of prehistoric and
historic people in Western and non-Western cultures through the 16th
century with exploration of cultural traditions in art by examining
the impact of social, political, and economic
organizations.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
Judy.Pekelsma@enmu.edu
|
ART 293
U
3 credit hours
Digital Photography
L. Watkins
CRN 12585 |
An introduction
to digital photography. An emphasis is placed on composition and
design. A digital camers with adjustable settings is required.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Lynette.Watkins@enmu.edu
|
BIOL 209U/LU
4 credit hrs.
Anatomy/Physiology
K.
McCort
CRN 12626/27 |
An integrated system approach covering
gross human anatomy and physiological function.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
Karen.McCort@enmu.edu or
go to:
http://webfac1.enmu.edu/mccortk/onlineinformation.htm |
BUS 201U
3 credit
hrs.
Business Communication
C.
LaCounte
CRN 12611 |
The
vital role of effective communication in business and development of
skill in business writing with emphasis on preparation of letters
and reports: presenting information in a logically organized and
acceptable form. Examines theory of communication, principles, and
techniques of effective business writing, verbal and nonverbal
communication and organizational skills and an in-depth
participatory look at the interview process. Prerequisite: BEAS 101
& ENG 102
For additional information contact the instructor
at:
Cheri.LaCounte@enmu.edu |
BUS 293U
3credit hrs
Career Management
A. Saucedo
CRN 12617 |
This course provides a blend of
concepts and applications to help students discover their emotional,
intellectual, physical and social potential
For additional information
contact the instructor at:
andsauce@nmsu.edu
|
CJ 233U:
3 credit hrs
Juvenile Justice
(8/20 - 10/18 8 wks
)*
J. Riggs
CRN
12602 |
A comprehensive
overview of the contemporary juvenile justice system. Analysis of the
philosophical aspects as well as the challenges and changes to the
prevailing juvenile justice system. The New Mexico Children's code is
compared to policies and laws in other states.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Jennifer.Riggs@enmu.edu
http://academic.enmu.edu/riggsj/ |
CJ 205U:
3 credit hrs
Criminal Procedures
(10/20 - 12/13 8 wks
)*
J. Riggs
CRN
12606 |
Includes laws of
arrest, search and seizure, and leading case law.
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
12612 |
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
|
ECON 221U:
3 credit hrs.
Principles of Macro Economics
K. Wills
CRN 12613 |
Interrelationships involving inflation, unemployment, gross national
product, taxes, government spending and the domestic and world
monetary systems.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Kimberly.Wills@enmu.edu |
ENG 102U
3 credit hrs.
English Composition
A. Twite
CRN
12620 |
Covers: sentence and paragraph
grammar; literary models; writing narrative, persuasive, and
expository papers; enhanced critical thinking and writing skills
For additional information contact the
instructor at:
Anne.Twite@enmu.edu
|
ENG 104U
3 credit hrs.
English Composition & Research
A. Twite
CRN
12621 |
A continuation of ENG 102, applies
critical thinking, reading, and writing skills to research paper
writing. In order to enhance students' interdisciplinary research,
special topics may be selected.
For additional information contact the
instructor at:
Anne.Twite@enmu.edu
|
ENG 133U
3 credit hrs.
Writing for Technical Professionals
H. Braden
CRN
12622 |
Sentence and
paragraph grammar applied to professional and technical writing,
including e-mail, reports, proposals, letters, and other media.
For
additional information contact the instructor at:
Holly.Braden@enmu.edu |
|
ENG
201U
3 credit hrs.
Types of
Literature
(short story)
A. Twite
CRN 12623 |
Elements of the short story, the novel, poetry, and drama;
mythology, literary terms, basic techniques of each literary form;
practice in writing about literature.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
Anne.Twite@enmu.edu
|
FIN 287U
3 credit hrs.
Personal Finance
M. Byrnes
CRN 12614 |
Relationship of
personal goals to money management in terms of expenditures, savings
and tax considerations. Financial media that serve the individual
such as life insurance, savings, securities, and consumer and
mortgage credit.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Mike.Byrnes@enmu.edu
|
GEOG/ANTH 233U
3 credit hrs.
People
& Cultures of the World
J. Howard
CRN
12628 |
The diverse societies that exist in
various geographic areas of the world, with emphasis on
understanding the relationships between cultural systems and natural
environments.
For additional information contact the instructor
at:
joncom100@yahoo.com
|
|
GEOL 151/151LU:
4 credit hrs.
Physical Geology
K. Miyoshi
CRN 12629/30 |
Changes on forms and
processes of the earth's surface and interior in response to various
types of energy flow. includes a survey of rocks and minerals,
structural geology, topographic and geologic map interpretation,
structural features of the surface.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Kerry.Miyoshi@enmu.edu |
HIST 203U
3 credit hrs.
New Mexico History
C. Orozco
CRN 12619 |
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
|
HIST 293U
3 credit hrs.
Environmental History
E. Pittman
CRN 12618 |
A survey of
American environmental history from pre-Columbian to the present
time. Emphasis is on economic and technological development of the
United States resultant harmful changes in the natural environment,
and efforts to ameliorate them.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
pittmane@enmu.edu |
HRTM 201U
3 credit hrs.
Basic Hotel & Rest. Accounting
C. La Counte
CRN 12615 |
This is an
introductory course in accounting principles for hospitality
students. The course provides a basis for understanding hospitality
accounting concepts and procedures, the processing of hospitality
financial data, and the preparation and analysis of financial
statements to aid in managerial decisions.
For additional information contact the
instructor at:
Cheri.LaCounte@enmu.edu |
HS 204U
3 credit hrs.
Prin. of Prevention & Research in Alcohol & Drug Abuse Studies
(8/20 - 10/18 8 wks. )*
M. Gudgel
CRN 12603 |
Provides a
broad overview of the methods and effectiveness of primary,
secondary, and tertiary prevention efforts. Emphasis is on research
supported strategies directed to individuals, communities and
special populations. Prevention is examined from both risk factor
and protective factor perspectives.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Delcia.Gudgel@enmu.edu |
|
HS 205U
3 credit hrs.
Prin. of Treatment & Recovery in Alcohol & Drug Abuse
( 10/20 - 12/13 8 wks
)*
M. Gudgel
CRN 12607 |
This course defines
the legal and ethical scope of practice for alcohol and drug
counselors; surveys the research support for the effectiveness of
alcohol and drug abuse treatments; provides an understanding of the
processes of change, relapse and recovery, and imparts skills in
self-help facilitation, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and
motivational interviewing approaches in individual counseling.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Delcia.Gudgel@enmu.edu |
|
MATH 119U
3 credit hrs
College Algebra
J. Peeples
CRN 12624 |
Equations and
inequalities, functions and their graphs, exponential and
logarithmic functions, complex numbers, roots of polynomials,
binomial theorem, sequences. Prerequisite: MATH 107.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
peeplesj@enmu.edu |
MDST/PBE 102U
3 credit hrs.
Medical
Terminology
C. LaCounte
CRN
12633 |
The study of the
pronunciation, spelling and definitions of medical terms, building
medical terms from prefixes, suffixes, word roots and combining
forms and use of appropriate abbreviations and symbols.
(syllabus available here)
For
additional information contact instructor at:
Christopher.LaCounte@enmu.edu
|
MGT 201U
3 credit
hrs.
Principals of Management
J. McCullough
CRN 12616 |
Includes analysis of organization and
systems for coordinating use of resources. Historical perspectives
as well as classic management function analysis.
For additional information
contact the instructor at:
John.McCullough@enmu.edu |
|
PBE/MDST 102U
3 credit hrs.
Medical
Terminology
C. LaCounte
CRN
12634 |
The study of the
pronunciation, spelling and definitions of medical terms, building
medical terms from prefixes, suffixes, word roots and combining
forms and use of appropriate abbreviations and symbols.
(syllabus available here)
For
additional information contact instructor at:
Christopher.LaCounte@enmu.edu
|
PHYS 141U/UL
3 credit hrs.
Astronomy
J. Duchek
CRN 12631/32 |
An introduction to
the sky and a survey of the objects in the violent universe from our
own solar system to globular clusters, nebulae, galaxies and quasars.
For
additional information contact the instructor at:
John.Ducheck@enmu.edu
|
PSCI 202U
3 credit hrs.
Introduction to State and Local Gov.
B. Nelson
CRN 12595 |
Relationship of state to the national
government; functions and powers of the state; and types of municipal
governments and their growth and operation.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Blaine.Nelson@enmu.edu |
|
PSY
200U
3 credit hrs.
Human Growth &
Development
( 8/20 - 10/18 8 wks.
)*
ML
Winter
CRN
12605 |
A life span view of
the development of the individual from conception to death.
Prerequisite PSY 101.
For
additional information contact the instructor at:
ML.Winter@enmu.edu
|
PSY 202U
3 credit hrs
Adolescent Psychology
( 8/20 - 10/18 8 wks. )*
D. Hamilton
CRN 12604 |
Psychological, physiological, and social development of adolescence.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Dinah.Hamilton@enmu.edu |
PSY 202U
3 credit hrs
Adolescent Psychology
(10/20 - 12/13 8 wks. )*
D. Hamilton
CRN
12608 |
Psychological, physiological, and social development of adolescence.
For additional information contact the instructor at:
Dinah.Hamilton@enmu.edu |
SOC 215U
3 credit hrs.
Marriage and the
Family
(10/20 - 12/13 8 wks. )*
ML Winter
CRN 12609 |
Social
aspects of family living with emphasis on mate selection, courtship,
engagement, marriage, and parenting in a changing
society.
For additional
information contact the instructor at:
ML.Winter@enmu.edu
|
UNIV 101U
3 credit hrs.
Freshman Seminar
(10/20 - 12/13 8 wks. )*
C. LaCounte
CRN 12610 |
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 |