Summer 2013 Course Schedule
DEPT.
COURSE NO.
SEC.
COURSE TITLE
CREDIT
START DATE
END DATE
DAYS
START TIME
END TIME
INSTRUCTOR
BLDG/ROOM
AVAILABILITY
BUS
102
80B
Personal Finance
1
7/1
8/5
Online
Online
Online
Davis
Online
Online
BUS
107
80E
Proofreading and Editing
2
5/8
6/28
W
5:30 PM
7:00 PM
Davis
C-Live/Online
C-Live/Online
BUS
239
80B
Culture and Management
3
5/6
6/21
Online
Online
Online
Rice
Online
Online
ENGL
200X
80B
World Literature
3
5/6
6/21
Online
Online
Online
Walls
Online
Online
ENGL
218
80B
Themes in Literature: Nativity: Literature from the Arctic, Southwest, and Plains
3
5/6
6/21
Online
Online
Online
Walls
Online
Online
ENGL
075A
80B
The Write Stuff - Module A
2
5/6
6/21
M, W, F
2:00 PM
3:00 PM
Mensah
Telecon./C-Live
Telecon./C-Live
ENGL
075B
80B
The Write Stuff - Module B
2
5/6
6/21
M, W, F
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
Mensah
Telecon./C-Live
Telecon./C-Live
ENGL
090A
80B
Critical Reading and Writing - Module A
2
7/1
8/9
M, W, F
2:00 PM
3:00 PM
Mensah
Telecon./C-Live
Telecon./C-Live
ENGL
090B
80B
Critical Reading and Writing - Module B
2
7/1
8/9
M, W, F
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
Mensah
Telecon./C-Live
Telecon./C-Live
ED
101
800
Intro. to Early Childhood Professions
3
5/6
6/21
T
10:30 AM
12:00 PM
Goldstein
Telecon./C-Live
Telecon./C-Live
FIRE
109
801
Basic Firefighter
1
7/15
7/20
Daily
TBA
TBA
Dingman
TBA
Barrow
FIRE
109
802
Basic Firefighter
1
7/8
7/12
Daily
TBA
TBA
Dingman
TBA
Anaktuvuk Pass
FIRE
109
803
Basic Firefighter
1
7/29
8/2
Daily
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Atqasuk
FIRE
109
804
Basic Firefighter
1
6/17
6/21
Daily
TBA
TBA
Dingman
TBA
Kaktovik
FIRE
109
805
Basic Firefighter
1
7/29
8/2
Daily
TBA
TBA
Dingman
TBA
Nuiqsut
FIRE
109
807
Basic Firefighter
1
6/3
6/7
Daily
TBA
TBA
Dingman
TBA
Point Lay
FIRE
109
808
Basic Firefighter
1
7/22
7/26
Daily
TBA
TBA
Dingman
TBA
Wainwright
FIRE
202
801
Fire Protection: Hydraulics &Water Supply
3
8/12
8/17
Daily
TBA
TBA
Dingman
TBA
Barrow
HUMS
260
80B
History of Alcohol in Alaska
1
7/8
8/3
Online
Online
Online
Root
Online
Online
IT
100
80B
Introduction to Online Learning
1
5/6
6/21
Online
Online
Online
Anderegg
Online
Online
IT
140A
80B
Computer Spreadsheets – Excel 2010
1
6/17
7/5
Online
Online
Online
Henrie
Online
Online
IT
140B
80B
Computer Spreadsheets – Excel 2010
1
7/8
7/26
Online
Online
Online
Henrie
Online
Online
IT
140C
80B
Computer Spreadsheets – Excel 2010
1
7/29
8/16
Online
Online
Online
Henrie
Online
Online
MATH
055A
80B
Applied Math: Module A
2
5/6
6/21
Online
Online
Online
Welcome
Online
Online
MATH
055B
80B
Applied Math: Module B
2
7/1
8/9
Online
Online
Online
Welcome
Online
Online
MATH
060A
80E
Beginning Algebra - Module A
2
5/6
6/21
T, Th
2:00 PM
5:00 PM
Vu
Hut 58, Room 119
Telecon./C-Live
MATH
060B
80B
Beginning Algebra - Module B
2
7/1
8/9
Online
Online
Online
Welcome
Online
Online
PSY
121
80B
Positive Psychology and Well-Being
3
5/6
6/21
Online
Online
Online
Burnett
Online
Online
HEO
105
804
CDL Written Test Preparation
1
HEO SAFE
105 104
805 802
CDL Written Test Preparation 8 hour HAZWOPER Refresher
1 .8 CEU
8:30 AM 8:30 AM
5:00 PM 5:00 PM
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
Kaktovik Nuiqsut
6/7
6/7
F
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Anaktuvuk Pass
SAFE
106
802
NSTC-Unescorted
.8 CEU
6/8
6/8
S
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Anaktuvuk Pass
SAFE
110
802
40 Hour HAZWOPER
1
6/3
6/6
M-Th
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Anaktuvuk Pass
Workforce Development Classes 7/15 6/24
7/19 6/28
M-F M-F
SAFE
123
802
Adult Standard First Aid w/CPR
.6 CEU
6/3
6/4
M-T
6:00 PM
9:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Anaktuvuk Pass
SAFE
104
803
8 hour HAZWOPER Refresher
.8 CEU
5/25
5/25
F
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Atqasuk
DEPT.
COURSE NO.
SEC.
COURSE TITLE
SAFE
106
803
NSTC-Unescorted
SAFE
110
803
40 Hour HAZWOPER
SAFE
123
803
Adult Standard First Aid w/CPR
CREDIT
START DATE
END DATE
DAYS
START TIME
END TIME
INSTRUCTOR
BLDG/ROOM
AVAILABILITY
.8 CEU
5/24
5/24
S
8:30 AM
1
5/20
5/23
M-Th
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Atqasuk
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
.6 CEU
5/20
5/21
M-T
6:00 PM
9:00 PM
Atqasuk
McAnally
Fire Hall
Atqasuk
SAFE
104
801
8 Hour HAZWOPER Refresher
.8 CEU
6/20
6/20
F
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Dr. Albert Hall
Barrow
SAFE
106
801
NSTC-Unescorted
.8 CEU
6/21
6/21
S
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Dr. Albert Hall
Barrow
SAFE
110
801
40 Hour HAZWOPER
1
6/17
6/20
M-Th
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Dr. Albert Hall
Barrow
.6 CEU
6/17
6/18
M-T
6:00 PM
9:00 PM
McAnally
Dr. Albert Hall
Barrow
.5
5/28
5/31
T-F
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Dr. Albert Hall
Barrow
SAFE
123
801
Adult Standard First Aid w/CPR
SAFE
194
801
Security Specialist I
SAFE
104
805
8 Hour HAZWOPER Refresher
.8 CEU
5/11
5/11
F
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Nuiqsut
SAFE
106
805
NSTC-Unescorted
.8 CEU
5/10
5/10
S
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Nuiqsut
SAFE
110
805
40 Hour HAZWOPER
1
5/6
5/10
M-Th
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Nuiqsut
SAFE
123
805
Adult Standard First Aid w/CPR
.6 CEU
5/6
5/7
M-T
6:00 PM
9:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Nuiqsut
SAFE
104
806
8 Hour HAZWOPER Refresher
.8 CEU
7/26
7/26
F
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Point Hope
SAFE
106
806
NSTC-Unescorted
.8 CEU
7/27
7/27
S
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Point Hope
SAFE
110
806
40 Hour HAZWOPER
SAFE
123
806
Adult Standard First Aid w/CPR
WFDB
005
801
Customer Service and Beyond
.7 CEU
WFDB
006
801
Business Grammar & Writing
.6 CEU
WFDB
009
801
Microsoft Word - Intermediate
.7 CEU
7/25
WFDB
010
801
Microsoft Excel - Intermediate
.7 CEU
WFDB
012
801
Microsoft PowerPoint - Intermediate
.7 CEU
WFDB
028
801
Technical Writing
.5 CEU
6/19
WFDB
030
801
Managing Multiple Priorities and Projects
WFDB
031
varies
WFDB
043
801
Workshop: Preparing Effective Resumes
.7 CEU
6/25
WFDB
012
804
Microsoft PowerPoint - Intermediate
.5 CEU
6/20
WFDB
010
804
Microsoft Excel - Intermediate
.5 CEU
6/19
6/19
Office Skill Development
1
7/22
7/25
M-Th
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Point Hope
.6 CEU
7/22
7/23
M-T
6:00 PM
9:00 PM
McAnally
Fire Hall
Point Hope
5/21
5/21
T
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
Lipan
Savaat Center
Barrow
6/18
6/18
T
9:00 AM
4:00 PM
Lipan
Savaat Center
Barrow
7/25
Th
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
Glover
Savaat Center
Barrow
8/1
8/1
Th
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
Glover
Savaat Center
Barrow
7/11
7/11
Th
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
Glover
Savaat Center
Barrow
6/19
W
9:00 AM
3:00 PM
Lipan
Savaat Center
Barrow
.6 CEU
8/7
8/8
W-Th
9:00 AM
12:00 PM
TBA
Savaat Center
Barrow
.7 - 2 CEU
5/29
5/31
W-F
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
Lipan
Savaat Center
Barrow
6/25
T
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
Lipan
Savaat Center
Barrow
6/20
Th
9:00 AM
3:00 PM
Glover
Teleconference Office
Kaktovik
W
9:00 AM
3:00 PM
Glover
Teleconference Office
Kaktovik
WFDB
009
804
Microsoft Word - Intermediate
.5 CEU
6/18
6/18
T
9:00 AM
3:00 PM
Glover
Teleconference Office
Kaktovik
WFDB
043
804
Workshop: Preparing Effective Resumes
.2 CEU
6/17
6/17
WFDB WFDB
009 010
806 806
Microsoft Word - Intermediate Microsoft Excel - Intermediate
.5 CEU .5 CEU
7/11 7/10
7/11 7/10
M Th
5:00 PM 9:00 AM
7:00 PM 3:00 PM
Glover Glover
Teleconference Office Teleconference Office
Kaktovik Point Hope
W
9:00 AM
3:00 PM
Glover
Teleconference Office
Point Hope
WFDB
012
806
Microsoft PowerPoint - Intermediate
.3 CEU
7/9
7/9
T
2:00 PM
5:00 PM
Glover
Teleconference Office
Point Hope
WFDB
009
807
Microsoft Word - Intermediate
.3 CEU
7/8
7/8
M
6:00 PM
9:00 PM
Glover
Teleconference Office
Point Lay
WFDB
010
807
Microsoft Excel - Intermediate
.3 CEU
7/8
7/8
M
1:00 PM
4:00 PM
Glover
Teleconference Office
Point Lay
WFDB
012
807
Microsoft PowerPoint - Intermediate
.3 CEU
7/8
7/8
M
9:00 AM
12:00 PM
Glover
Teleconference Office
Point Lay
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SPECIAL SUMMER PROGRAMS and CAMPS DEPT.
COURSE NO.
SEC.
COURSE TITLE
CREDIT
START DATE
END DATE
DAYS
START TIME
END TIME
INSTRUCTOR
BLDG/ROOM
AVAILABILITY
80C
Introduction to Public Safety / Law Enforcement Careers
.5
7/22
7/26
M-F
8:00 AM
05:00 PM
Arlow
Dr. Albert Hall
Barrow
Alaska Youth Academy JUST
195
Allied Health : High School HLTH
195
80C
Becoming a Healthcare Professional
1
6/10
6/14
M-F
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
TBA
Hut 58, Room 119
Barrow
EMS
103
80C
Emergency Trauma Technician: First Responder
1
6/17
6/21
M-F
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
TBA
NSB Fire Dept.
Barrow
SAFE
123
80C
Standard First Aid and CPR
.6 CEU
6/17
6/21
M-F
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
TBA
NSB Fire Dept.
Barrow
Healthy Living Camp: Grades 6 - 8
0
5/29
6/1
Daily
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
TBA
Dr. Albert Hall
Barrow
How to Become a Scientist in the Arctic
.5
7/22
7/26
Daily
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
Pierce
Bldg. 360, Room L-125
Barrow
Allied Health : Middle School Arctic Science Research BIOL
195
80C
Climate Change in a Cultural Context CCS
195
80C
Changing Permafrost on the North Slope
2
7/30
8/12
Daily
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
NicholasFigueroa
Hut 60, Room 100
Barrow
195
80C
Introduction to Craft Trades
2
7/10
7/17
Daily
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
TBA
Hut 65
Barrow
195
80C
Exploring Film Media
2
6/13
6/24
Daily
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
TBA
Hut 58, Room 201
Barrow
Earth Science Camp
0
6/30
7/5
Daily
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
Gusmeroli
TBA
Barrow
Eider Journey Science Internship
2
TBA
TBA
Daily
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
Stellrecht
Field Camp
Barrow
Uqautchim Uglua Camp
1
5/27
5/31
Daily
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
Panamarioff
TBA
Barrow
Iñupiaq Early Learning Camp: Middle School
0
6/3
6/7
Daily
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
Panamarioff
TBA
Barrow
80C
Iñupiaq Land Use Values and Resources
3
TBA
TBA
Daily
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
Fournier
Field Camp
Point Lay
Construction Trades CTT Digital Film IT Earth Science Eider Journey BIOL
195
81C
Iñupiaq Early Learning : High School ED
195
80C
Iñupiaq Early Learning : Middle School BIOL
195
82C
Iñupiaq Land Use Values and Resources INU
210
Native American Art and History SSC
118
80C
Topics in the Social Sciences: Native American Art Appreciation
1
7/14
8/4
Daily
2:30 PM
5:00 PM
Wall
Browerville Center
Barrow
HIST
200
80C
Native American History
3
7/14
8/4
Daily
8:30 AM
2:00 PM
Wall
TBA
TBA
Photojournalism ART
w 195
80C
Introduction to Photojournalism
1
6/24
7/3
Daily
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
Kazlowski
TBA
Barrow
1
6/5
6/17
Daily
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
NicholasFigueroa
Hut 60, Room 100
Barrow
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) “Changing the Way We Live” CCS
195
81C
STEM Career Investigations
Summer Camps Apply for Camps Online:
www.ilisagvik.edu/2013-summer-camps/ or call: 1.800.478.7337, ext 1772 or 852.1772 Alaska Youth Academy Alaska Youth Academy program encourages youth to make positive life-choices that prepare them to enter the work force in Public Safety and related fields. Students will be working closely with Alaska State Troopers, Village Public Safety Officers, US Deputy Marshals and other public safety components. AYA students learn hands-on lessons in a wide variety of topics such as wilderness survival, CPR, First Aid, Fire Safety, Crime Scene Investigations, Defensive Tactics and responsible decision making.
Allied Health - High School Becoming a Healthcare Professional 1 credit Emergency Trauma Technician: First Responder 1 credit Standard First Aid and CPR .6 CEU This camp is for high school students who will be entering 9th-12th grades in the fall of 2013. Students who are interested in learning more about a healthcare career will enjoy this exciting two weeks. This camp offers a college environment (students will stay in college dorms) and an introduction to a variety of health related professions including: Behavioral Health, Public Health, Medical Office, Nursing and many others. Students will take part in a handson training for Emergency Trauma Technician: First Responder Certification. Students will also earn their First Aid and CPR certifications through a standard 8-hour class. Tours of health care facilities are always a great experience, like playing with a ferret at the veterinary clinic or touring the local hospital. Students will also have the opportunity to become Junior Public Health Educators and participate in educating their peers about health related issues they are passionate about. It’s not all work, we play too! Campers will participate in a three day softball tournament as well as participate in many other activities such as “Frisbee Golf” and bonfires on the beach.
Allied Health - Middle School
Construction Trades 2 credits
This one week camp is designed for middle school students entering 6th-8th grades in the fall of 2013, who are interested in further . developing healthy lifestyles. Students will stay in the Ilisagvik . College dorms for the duration of the camp. Activities and topics will include: career exploration, identity development, nutrition, exercise, healthy relationships, teen coping skills, and cultural attunement along with many others. The relationship between goal setting and positive decisions will be stressed along with developing healthy habits. Evening activities will include movie nights, “Frisbee Golf” (along with other games), and arts & crafts projects. For more information on all Allied Health Camps, contact the Allied Health Program at 852.1803. Students will be considered after review and a formal application process.
Arctic Science Research
An introduction to construction trades, framing, drywall, plumbing, finish carpentry and the careers involved. After the camp, students will present to the Barrow community about their experiences on their service project. Students will also have math and English lessons as required under the grant to prepare for college entry.
Digital Media Exploring Digital Media
2 credits
An introduction to filmmaking and the careers involved. Students will study light, sound, scene prep, storyboarding, script writing and camera operation to direct their own short films that will be presented to the Barrow community. Students will also have math and English lessons as required under the grant to prepare for college entry.
How to Become a Scientist in the Arctic .5 credits This course offers an introduction to a variety of arctic science research topics. Students will tour science research facilities, speak with visiting scientists and local wildlife biologists, and assist with field work. Students will also learn methods and techniques used in scientific studies and design their own study that could be conducted in their home village. Successful students have the option to submit a report on the results of their study, present their work at a conference, and possibly travel to other research facilities.
Climate Change: Science in Cultural Context Changing Permafrost on the North Slope 2 credits During this summer program, the students will learn about weather, climate, ecology, carbon chemistry and air pollution, as well the physical impacts on permafrost. Also, students will be exposed to the place based and traditional knowledge on climate by learning the observations of local Elders. Information gained from this experience will help them to develop and enhance their personal understanding of the permafrost’s significant relationship and impact on their local villages/communities. Students will learn how to share their insights on a broader national and international platform though the use of technological tools such as the iPod touch, websites, webcasting, and social media applications. Open to incoming 9th grade students through 12th grade. Students will be considered after review and formal application process.
Earth Science This course, given by a scientist from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, offers an introduction to the world of Earth Sciences. Topics will include geology, geomorphology, climate change, glaciers, and permafrost and field measurements. The instructor is a field scientist with experience in working on glaciers in the mountains, in the Arctic and in the Antarctic as well as on the tundra of Barrow. Students will learn about the Earth, engage in discussions and take part in short field-trips in the tundra and on the beach to undertake sampling, field experiments and measurements of water and permafrost. Students will also take part in team, individual and strength challenges to promote a healthy lifestyle.
Eider Journey An education and stewardship program run by the US Fish and Wildlife Service addressing conservation and management issues of the threatened North American breeding population of Steller’s eider ducks. Through classroom activities, fieldwork with biologists and follow-up activities, students develop an increased understanding of the needs of this species and the threats it faces. As a result of this experience, students are more likely to become informed decision-makers and stewards of our natural resources. This course is especially designed for those with an interest in wildlife and resource management practices. For more information and to sign up, contact Neesha Stellrecht at 907.456.0297 or neesha_stellrecht@fws.gov. Limited entry. Open to all North Slope high school students who have a 2.0 GPA at the time of the application. *Village students wishing to participate will need to locate their own housing in Barrow. Students must fill out a Fish and Wildlife . application as well as register for the course at Ilisagvik College. .
Iñupiaq Early Learning - High School 1 credit The Iñupiaq Early Learning summer camp will expose high school students to the field of education with the short-term goal of familiarizing the students with the new Iñupiaq Early Learning Associate of Arts degree and the long-term goal of producing local certified teachers. This camp offers an introduction to a variety of education professions including: Elementary Teacher, Iñupiaq Language Teacher, Child Care Provider and Educational Paraprofessional. During the camp, students will tour educational facilities, take part in hands-on training and speak with various education professionals on the school district and college level. Students will participate in challenges, discussions, lessons, and activities that engage students while highlighting education as a career.
local certified teachers. This camp offers an introduction to a variety of education professions including: Elementary Teacher, Iñupiaq Language Teacher, Child Care Provider and Educational Paraprofessional. During the camp, students will tour educational facilities, take part in hands-on training and speak with various education professionals on the school district and college level. Students will participate in challenges, discussions, lessons, and activities that engage students while highlighting education as a career.
photographer, taking part in hands on training by doing fieldwork in an area of choice, processing images through post-production programs, and displaying final project work in a public exhibition via prints or a slideshow. Students will work individually and in teams, and each student will get to keep their printed images from the exhibit.
Iñupiaq Land Use Values and Resources
Career Investigations 1 credit
3 credits An overview of the core elements of the Iñupiaq worldview of their geography and ecosystem. Examination of the complex relationships of people with the land, ocean and natural resources will be an integral part of the course. Culturally proper behaviors in the treatment of the land and resources will be discussed including North Slope geography landmarks, Traditional Land Use Inventory, camps, hunting areas, animals of the area, place names, plants of the area, historic use, flora and fauna, hunting and subsistence. Demonstrations of appropriate uses of animals and other resources will be incorporated.
During this summer program the students will learn about weather, climate, ecology, carbon chemistry and air pollution, as well the physical impacts on permafrost. Also, students will be exposed to the place based and traditional knowledge on climate by learning the observations of local Elders. Information gained from this experience will help them to develop and enhance their personal understanding of the permafrost’s significant relationship and impact on their local villages/communities. Students will learn how to share their insights on a broader national and international platform through the use of technological tools such as the iPod touch, websites, webcasting, and social media applications.
Native American Art and History
Open to incoming 9th grade students through 12th grade. Students will be considered after review and formal application process.
4 credits This camp will provide students with a brief introduction to Native American history and art. The goal will be to help students understand the similarities and differences between the Native American culture and history as it developed in the lower 48 and that of Alaskan Natives. The centerpiece of the camp will be a trip to the American Southwest wherein students will attend a Powwow at the Institute of American Indian Arts and visit a number of sites in the region.
Iñupiaq Early Learning - Middle School
Photojournalism
The Iñupiaq Early Learning summer camp will expose middle school students to the field of education with the short-term goal of familiarizing the students with the new Iñupiaq Early Learning Associate of Arts degree and the long-term goal of producing
This course offers an introduction to digital photography and related professions including: photo journalism, wildlife and nature photography, environmental conservation, and others. Students will learn how to use a digital SLR camera from a professional
Apply Online:
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)
www.ilisagvik.edu/2013-summer-camps/ or call: 1.800.478.7337, ext 1772 or 852.1772
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