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Weekend College (WEC) courses are regularly offered at EOU. The credit value of the courses may vary, but most are 2 or 3 credits. WEC’s usually meet for one weekend on Friday evening and all day Saturday (Sunday, too, if it’s a 3 credit course), with additional pre- or post-coursework delivered through Canvas. Many disciplines offer these courses, and most courses may be used for major requirements and/or General Education graduation requirements. Contact your academic advisor with any questions about how these WEC’s might work best for you. Go to Mountie Hub for all individual WEC course details and to register!
General Education Abbreviations: AEH – Aesthetics and Humanities APC – Artistic Process and Creation SMI – Natural, Mathematical & Informational Sciences SSC – Social Sciences GTW – Gateway
Reading and class discussion will reflect on the evolution of Native Americans in American fictional horror as characters and writers.
Location: BMCC 2411 NW Carden Ave Pendleton, OR 97801 in Pioneer Hall Room 132. Credits: 2Date & Time: February 10 (5pm-8pm), February 11 (9am-6pm) Instructor: Althea WolfPre-Req: WR 121 with a C- or higher
This Weekend College class, to be held at the Oregon State Capital in Salem, provides students with an overview of the legislative process and underlying politics in Oregon. The course, team-taught with Senator Bill Hansell (R-District 29, Athena), will examine the processes and procedures, along with the political culture, of the Oregon legislative process
Location: SalemCredits: 2Date & Time: February 23 (8am-5pm), February 24 (8am-12pm) Instructor: Jeffrey L DensePre-Req: Upper division standing or consent of instructor.
This class offers instruction on the preparation of a learning essay packet designed to demonstrate the knowledge a student had acquired through work experience and other formal or informal learning. APEL involves the documentation of learning experiences which were not under a college’s sponsorship, but are deemed equivalent to college-level learning; i.e., on-the-job experience, community service, personal study, travel or training sponsored by an agency other than a college.
Location: Chemeketa Community College 4000 Lancaster Dr NE, Salem, OR 97305 in Building 8, Room 117Credits: 4Date & Time: February 10 (9am-5pm), February 11 (9am-5pm)Instructor: Terry WaltersPre-Req: None
This course introduces and guides students to explore the correlation between excellent communication and effective leadership/management strategies. Students learn different perspectives in regard to leadership as a positive influence to help an organization to achieve its goals. Topics such as power, credibility, motivation, and leadership traits/styles are explored. Students learn practical skills to make themselves a positive influence in various organizational settings
Location: RemoteCredits: 3Date & Time: March 3 (7pm-10pm), March 4 (9am-5pm), March 5 (9am-5pm) Instructor: Michelle BennettPre-Req: None
This class offers instruction on the preparation of a learning essay packet designed to demonstrate the knowledge a student has acquired through work experience and other formal or informal learning. APEL involves the documentation of learning experiences which were not under a college’s sponsorship, but are deemed equivalent to college-level learning; i.e., on-the-job experience, community service, personal study, travel or training sponsored by an agency other than a college.
Location: Chemeketa Community College 4000 Lancaster Dr NE, Salem, OR 97305 in Building 8, Room 117Credits: 4Date & Time: May 5 (9am-5pm), May 6 (9am-5pm) Instructor: Terry Walters Pre-Req: None
Discussion-based courses on selected topics of sociological interest.
Location: EOU Clackamas @ Clackamas Community College – Harmony Campus, 7738 SE Harmony Road., Milwaukie, OR 97222Credits: 2Date & Time: May 19 (7pm-10pm), May 20 (9am-5pm)Instructor: Matthew GoughertyPre-Req: None
Examines the commercial and alternative news media, how bias and distortion in news are expressed and how they affect content. The object of this course is to provide students with a framework for understanding commercial news media and their effect on political processes and public opinion
Location: EOU Central Oregon @ Central Oregon Community College – Cascades Hall, 2600 NW College Way, Bend, OR 97703 Credits: 2Date & Time: April 28 (7pm-10pm), April 29 (9am-5pm)Instructor: Grigsby WilliamPre-Req: None, SOC 205 recommended.
This Weekend College format class, to be held at the Oregon State Capitol in Salem, provides students with a focused overview of the relationship between the legislative process and budgetary politics in Oregon. The course, team-taught with Senator Bill Hansell (R-District 29, Athena), will examine the processes and procedures, along with the political culture, underlying the budgetary implications of the Oregon legislative process.
Location: SalemCredits: 2Date & Time: TBDInstructor: Jeff DensePre-Req: Upper division standing or consent of instructor.
This course provides students the opportunity to engage in communicative based activities, in a relaxed environment, geared specifically for improving their oral & aural proficiency and to prepare them for the Oral Proficiency Exam which is modeled after the proficiency guidelines developed by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL).
Location: In Person, EOU Main Campus (La Grande) Campus | Ackerman SchoolCredits: 1Date & Time: April 3 – June 16 (9am-5pm), April 3 – June 16 (4pm-9pm) Instructor: Jill GibianPre-Req: SPAN 209 or equivalent experience, May be taken concurrently with SPAN 209.
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Online Advising Center Eastern Oregon University Phone: 541-962-3378 Email: advising@eou.edu Regional Outreach & Innovation Office