December 26, 2002
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The Kings Mountain Herald
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SOC 213 41 SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY 3 3 TH 6:00 - 8:59 PM
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MISSION STATEMENT
Cleveland Community College - established in 1965 by and for the people of Cleveland Community - is a comprehensive, public two-year college and member institution of the North
Carolina Community College System. The Colleges mission is threefold: (1) to help students achieve professional and personal goals by providing quality, edu
programs and services, (2) to serve as an agent for economic development by responding to the educational and training needs of business and industry, and (3) to contribute to the
SPRING SEMESTER
DISTANCE LEARNING WITH CLEVELAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Distance Learning is education that takes place when you and the
teacher are separated by space or time. The gap between you is
bridged through the help of technology or non-traditional methods. Some
ways of connecting students and teachers include e-mail, the World
Wide Web, closed-circuit cable television, video and audiotapes,
videoconferencing, satellite broadcasts, and voice mail.
You would be a good candidate for distance learning if:
« You need the convenience of distance learning due to family life, work
schedules and other factors.
* You are highly motivated to succeed.
* You are disciplined enough to incorporate study time into your busy
daily activities.
« You have been successful in previous traditional course environments.
« You have been making good grades in your earlier work and have all
of your work complete and in on time.
» You are willing to attend any mandatory orientation or testing sessions
on campus.
TELECOURSES
Students “attend class” by watching videotaped lessons and reading
supplemental materials at their home with guidance from the faculty.
These courses are the same in content, requirement, and credit as
on-campus courses. Students must attend an orientation session with
their instructor where they will receive a course syllabus and other
materials and meet with other telecourse students.
INTERNET COURSES
There are several requirements for Internet delivered courses that differ
from the traditional classroom. Students will need some form of Intemet
access. You do not necessarily have to have your own Internet Service
Provider account at home, but you must have access
somewhere. It may be at school in the computer lab, at a friend or
. family member's house, etc. Obviously it is better and more convenient
to have an account at home where you can work any time. Since some
courses may require other hardware and/or software requirements,
students should contact the instructor listed below or their advisor before
registering. Some on-campus time will be required.
SPRING 2003 DISTANCE LEARNING SCHEDULE
Office Phone # Office Location
Course # Course Name Insructor
ACA 11530 Success and Study Skills Online Barbara Chavis 704-484-4064
Room 20308
chavis@cieveland.cc.nc.us
ACA 11531 Success and Study Skills Online Barbara Chavis 704-484-4064 Room 2030B
chavis @cleveland.cc.nc.us
ART 111 30 Art Appreciation Online Gary Freeman ~~ 704-922-6344
gfreema @ gaston.cc.nc.us
BIO 11230 General Biology Il Online Rebecca Crawford 704-484-4057 Room 1050
crawfordr@cleveland.cc.nc.us
BIO 11231 General Biology Ii Online Rebecca Crawford 704-484-4057 Room 1050
crawfordr@cleveland.cc.nc.us
. CIS 11030 - Intro. to Computers Online Pam Collins 704-484-4098 Room 3204D
collins @cleveland.cc.nc.us .
CIS 12030 . Spreadsheets | Online Jody Ledford 704-484-4111 Room 3204C
ledford@cleveland.cc.nc.us
CIS 145 30 Operating Systems-Single User Online Steve Putnam 704-484-4137 Room 3204B
putnams @cleveland.cc.nc.us
ECO 251 30 Principles of Macroeconomics Online Becky Sain 704-484-4047 Room 2030A
sain@cleveland.cc.nc.us
ENG 113 30 Literature-Based Research Online Barbara McKibbon 704-484-4116 Library
mckibbon @cleveland.cc.nc.us
MAT 16130 College Algebra Online Theresa Gauthier 704-484-4136 Room 3226)
gauthier@cleveland.cc.nc.us
PLU 140 30 Intro to Plumbing Codes Online Joe Collum 704-484-4105 Room 1031
collum@cleveland.cc.nc.us
For more information contact:
Jody Ledford, Distance Learning Coordinator
Phone: 704-484-4111
E-mail: ledford @cleveland.cc.nc.us
DISTANCE LEARNING
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FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
104-484-4081
OR VISIT US ON THE WEB
www.clevelandcommunitycollege.edu
improvement of the quality of life in Cleveland County by actively participating in collaborative community initiatives.
The Board of Trustees and/or administration of Cleveland Community College reserves the right to change at any time, without notice: Graduation requirements, fees and other charges, curriculum, course struc-
ture and content and other such matters as may be within its control, not withstanding any information set forth in this publication. Cleveland Community College reserves the right to cancel classes because of
insufficient enrollment.
Cleveland Community College Is An Equal Opportunity Educational Institution.
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