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Connections Project Courses and
Learning Communities
Fall 2011

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Core Value: Full Development

When you first enroll, you will need to determine which learning community and Connections Project course you will want to take.

There are nine different courses from which to choose, each associated with a different learning community
The learning communities are designed around three different commitments to Social Justice: Diversity, Leadership, Service

Connections Project Courses and Learning Communities

Learning Community: Diversity for Social Justice

Resident students will live on the second floor of Dunn Hall and their Resident Advisor is Doug Jones.

ISAC 1: The Ancient World (Melissa Lago)
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:00-10:50
ISAC 1: The Ancient World (Dr. Gibson)
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:00-10:50
Music 97: Introduction to Music (Dr. Hofer)
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00-9:50

Peer Mentors in the Diversity for Social Justice learning community are Stephanie Aguirre and Marianna Cardona (ISAC); Nicole Saldana and Janisa Quinoa (ISAC); Gavin Kaneshiro and Kathrine Hayes (MUSIC).

Learning Community: Leadership for Social Justice

Resident students will live on the third floor of Dunn Hall and their Resident Advisor is Shinal Lakshman.

ENGL 001A: Critical Reading and Writing (Dr. Handler)
Tuesday &Thursday 9:30-10:45
COMM 1: Essentials/Interpersonal Communication (Dr. Prentiss)
Tuesday &Thursday 11:00-12:15
PSCI 1: Introduction to Political Science (Sr. Chris Patrinos, Ph.D)
Tuesday & Thursday 11:00-12:15

Peer Mentors in the Leadership for Social Justice learning community are Tyler Kawaguchi (COMM); Kristine Hayes and Brittany North (PSCI); Sandra Zuniga and Brandon Marzan (ENGL).

Learning Community: Service for Social Justice

Resident students will live on the fifth floor of Dunn Hall and their Resident Advisor is Leo Gonzales.

RLST 75: World Wisdom Traditions (Ms. Truxler)
Monday & Wednesday 11:00-12:15
PSYC 1: Introduction to Psychology (Dr. Isaacson)
Mondayy & Wednesday 1:30-3:00
SOCI 1: Introduction to Sociology (Dr. Sarno)
Tuesday & Thursday 3:00-4:15

Peer Mentors for the Service for Social Justice learning community are Michelle Gomez and Javonne Byrd (PSYC); Patrick Turner and Ted Kifle (SOCI); Junie Galindo and Peter Wikman (RLST).

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Connections Project Courses and Learning Communities Fall 2011

Learning Community: Diversity for Social Justice

Learning Community: Leadership for Social Justice

Learning Community: Service for Social Justice

Connections Project Courses and
Learning Communities
Fall 2011