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ANNOUNCEMENTS
2008-09 Class Changes
Block Dates and Deadlines

Academic Calendars (07-08, 08-09, 09-10)

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Announcements:

Block Dates and Deadlines
Dates Half-Block and Block 5
January 5 Half-Block Begins
January 8 Deadline to change Grade Track for Half-Block
January 13 Deadline to Drop Half-Block without a Petition
January 15 End of Half-Block
January 19 Block 5 Begins / Mandatory Registration for Second Semester
January 22 Deadline to Change Grading Track for Block 5
January 27 Deadline to Drop Block 5 wthout a Petition
January 30 Deadline to Drop or Change Grade Track for Block 5-6 Adjuncts

Please find the lastest revisions to this year's course offerings below.

Additions
New Half-Block Classes
Cross Listed Classes
Courses Dropped
Corrections
 
ADDITIONS:

AN 209 Topics in Anthropology: Army "Cultures" and Combat Stress. COI - taught by Sarah Hautzinger

AS 110 h97h Topics in Studio Art: Sculptural Papermaking - Professor Tudor

CL 222 4114 Topics: Greek and Roman Sports and Entertainment – Prof Sanjaya Thakur
CL 222 7117 Topics: Gender and Sexuality in the Ancient World – Prof Sanjaya Thakur
CL 211 8118 Readings in Latin – Prof Sanjaya Thakur

CS 200 6126 Topics in Cultural Studies has a new subtitle - Hip Hop and Ya' Don't Stop - Issues, Debates, and Controversies taught by Antonio  Tiongson 

The Drama department is offering the following new courses:
DR 212 1612 Theatre Studio: Scapina (Acting) - Andrew Manley
DR 213 3614 Theatre Studio: Odyssey - Clinton Turner Davis
DR 214 5616 Theatre Studio: Hijacking - Hijacking
DR 215 7618 Theatre Studio: Duchess of Malfi - Tom Lindblade

DS 305 1612 Intermediate/Advanced Modern Dance – Department
DS 306  3614 Intermediate/Advanced Modern Dance – Department
DS 307 5616 Intermediate/Advanced Modern Dance – Department
DS 308 7618 Intermediate/Advanced Modern Dance – Department
DS 313 1612 Intermediate/Advanced Modern Ballet – Department
DS 314 3614 Intermediate/Advanced Modern Ballet – Department
DS 315 5616 Intermediate/Advanced Modern Ballet – Department
DS 316 5616 Intermediate/Advanced Modern Ballet – Department

EC 390 2918 for a 1/2 unit. Mark Smith. Prerequisite EC 390 or COI

ED 201 5115 Global Perspectives – Prof Tim Ferguson
ED 502 3325 Student Teaching for Secondary
  School Interns – Prof  Kris Stanec

FR 159 3214 French Civilization – Prof  Monica Garoiu

GS 200 3614 Writing Practicum  - Prof  Tracy Santa
GS 200 5616 Writing Practicum  - Prof  Carol Emmer
GS 200 7618 Writing Practicum -  Prof  Tracy Santa
GS 201 1614 Advanced Writing Practice in English as a Secondary
  Language I – Prof Carol Emmer
GS 201 5618 Advanced Writing Practice in English as a
  Secondary Language I – Prof  Carol Emmer
GS 202 1614 Advanced Writing Practice in English as a
  Secondary Language II – Prof Carol Emmer
GS 205 3614 Reading Practicum – Prof  Kyle Torke
GS 205 5616 Reading Practicum – Prof  Kyle Torke
GS 205 7618 Reading Practicum – Prof  Kyle Torke
GS 222 8118 Special Topics: Waging Nonviolent Conflict – Prof Maria Varela
GS 300 h95h Theory and Practice of Peer Tutoring – Prof Tracy Santa
GS 395 5918 Peer Tutoring Practicum – Prof Tracy Santa

HE 121 1614 Elementary Hebrew – Prof Kobi Chumash
HE 221 1614 Intermediate Hebrew – Prof Kobi Chumash
HE 321 1614 Advanced Hebrew – Prof Kobi Chumash

MA 228 1924 Mathematical Problem Solving Seminar: Mathematical Contest in Modeling with David Brown and Jane McDougall. (Extended Format)

PA 250 3123 Topics in Asian Literature and
  Culture: Asian America Literature – Prof  Youngguo Chen

PS 203 4124 Topics in Politics: Contemporary
  African Politics – Prof  Natacha Lemasle
PS 362 1618 Seminar in Political Science: Methods Workshop with Professor Price-Smith.
New Half-Block Classes
EN280 h95h Topics: Young, Female, and Black: African-American Women's Coming of Age Narrative with Prof Claire Garcia,
PH203 h95h Race and Identity in a Global Context-Prof Alberto Hernandez-Lemus & Prof John Riker,
GS255 h95h Reading and Rhetoric in the Liberal Arts Reading Lenses-Strategies for Critical Reading Prof Torke
BY369 h95h  Tropical Ecology this course is in conjunction with BY 370 5115 Tropical Forest Ecology & Coral Reef Ecology that goes to Belize with
Prof Linkhart and Prof Snyder.  The BY369 h95h class is full and has a waiting list.
CROSS LISTED COURSES:

DS 221 1622 Asian Dance Forms I: Balinese cross listed with PA 208 1612
DS 221 3624 Asian Dance Forms I: Balinese cross listed with PA 208 3624
DS 221 5616 Asian Dance Forms I: Balinese cross listed with PA 208 5616
DS 221 7618 Asian Dance Forms I: Balinese cross listed with PA 208 7618

RE 200 1121 Topics in Religion: Global Hinduism cross listed with PA 250 1121 Prof  Penumala
DROPPED CLASSES:

AN 203 3123 Human Biological Variation – Prof Fish
AN 204 8118 Prehistory – Department

AS 313 5658 Special Studio Problems: Photography – Prof Walters
AS 313 5678 Special Studio Problems: Video Editing – Prof Alistrin

CL 141 1914 Sanskrit
PA 121 1914 Sanskrit

CL 142 1914 Sanskrit
PA 122 1914 Sanskrit

CL142 5918 Sanskrit
PA122 5918 Sanskrit

CL 143 5918 Sanskrit
PA 123 5918 Sanskrit

PC 224 h95h Spacetime Physics

CO 200 7137 Autobiography East and West taught by Professor Rivi Handler-Spitz.

CS 200 7117 Topics in Cultural Studies: Native People of the Southwest

DS 208 7628 Intermediate Modern Dance
DS 208 7638  Intermediate Modern Dance
DS 209 1614 /PA 208 1614 Dance Studio

DS 209 5618/ PA 208 5618 Dance Studio Balinese
DS 221 5626 Asian Dance Forms I:

FS 318 h95h Advanced Topics in Filmmaking: Producing for Film, TV.

EN 280 h95h Topics in Literature, Young, Female and Black: African-American Women's Coming of Age - Professor Garcia

FR 201 3214 Intermediate French

GR 305 7127 German Composition & Conversation

MU 430 1914 Colloquium in Music

PH 246 2112 Environmental Ethics
CORRECTIONS:
The Chemistry department is offering  to new classes CH 490 1614 Senior Seminar and CH 490 5618 Senior Seminar.
PS200 American Politics and Government in Blocks 4, 6, and 7 is 25, with 10 of those spaces reserved for new students.
There is now only one SC 103 h95h during half-block.  The class is full. Any student that is interested in the class needs to contact Bruce Kola.


The Registrar's Office is located on the main floor of Armstrong Hall.
Mailing Address: 14 E. Cache La Poudre, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
E-Mail Address: registrar@coloradocollege.edu
Office Phone Number: 719.389.6610
Office FAX Number: 719.389.6931
Office Hours: Regular Hours: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday