Schedule

Classes

• ANTH-104-2 3 credit hours - online - Cultural Anthropology
  • Wednesday 9:00-10:20, TBA Barbara Klessig
  • This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions (which seems to contradict the class on Wednesday)
  • World's diverse cultures. Richness of human life in different times and places. Multicultural nature of today's world.
• CRIM-125-1 3 Credit Hours - Introduction to Criminal and Justice Sciences
  • Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:20 AM Lisa Bond-Maupin
  • CRIM 125. Introduction to Criminology and Justice Studies (3). Introduction to field of criminology and social justice conceptual framework; theoretical perspectives and methods; contemporary crime policy issues: individual to societal.
• ENGL 102-18 3 credit hours - Composition and Rhetoric A
  • Monday and Wednesday - 11:00 AM-11:50 AM and TBA Tessa Pitre (starts 8/22)
  • ENGL 102. Composition and Rhetoric A (3). First-semester of year-long course emphasizing analytical reading, critical thinking, and rhetoric. Writing developed through workshops, collaboration, reflection, and revision. Introduction to research. Preparation for ENGL 103. Culminates in semester project.
• HIST 111-2 - 3 credit hours - US History since 1877
  • A synchronous meeting will take place on Monday, August 22, 2022, at 11:00AM-12:20PM and will repeat on Tuesday, August 23, 2022 at 11:00AM -12:20PM. You need to attend one meeting. Other than that, this section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions.
  • HIST 111. United States History from 1877 (3) FS. Selected topics. Sources and conditioning factors of American social, political, and economic systems from 1877. Meets requirement in US history established by California legislature.
• PSYC 104-10 and PSYC 104-11 - 3 credit hours
  • -10 Brandi Goodspeed TBA
  • -11 Brandi Goodspeed - Seminar Fr 10 AM - 10:50
  • PSYC 104. Introduction to Psychology (3). Overview of core content such as neuroscience, learning, human development, research methods, psychological disorders/treatments, social influences on behavior. Participation in research studies required. Prerequisite for all other PSYC courses. [D-LD]
• DROPPED: HIST 106B-1 Islamic Societies: The making of the Muslim Middle East 3 credit hours
  • TBA - Vincent Biondo This section is a 100% virtual class with no scheduled class sessions
  • HIST 106B. Islamic Societies: The Making of the Muslim East (3). An Introduction to the history of Islamic societies, this course explores key historical events, social and political turning points, and intellectual transformations that have shaped the Middle East and Islam.

Expectations

• No arguing with us
• At least a C (2.0) in at least 4 classes (12+ credit hours). The number of classes will increase for the future semesters
• No grades of C- or below in any class. It is OK to withdraw from a class (and have it not count in your GPA) if you keep at least 4 classes
• Attend every class on your computer in the kitchen
  • Need to be awake with enough time before class to be dressed and ready to actively pay attention and participate in the class
  • No music or videos during class
  • No chatting with others during class
• Complete every assignment and turn in on time
• Complete all homework, even if it does not need to be turned in to the teacher
• Complete every reading assignment on time.
• Utilize all available accommodations
• No videos/TV/etc... until all classes and school-work are complete
• Set bed time and set time to awake
  • No devices in bed
• Healthy eating habits - no late night snacks/meals
• No trips in the fall semester
• Daily review of all classes and assignments before any free/screen time
• No drugs at our house
• Reduced contact with Kaleigh - currently 1 hour of phone time a day. May be reduced if they are chatting via other means.
• We need 100% access to all your Humboldt accounts