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ENGL 225: Chicanx Literature

This class will explore the rhetorical and narrative strategies used by Chicanx writers to explore the themes of identity, culture, and discrimination in Chicanx novels, short stories, and essays. Engagement with these texts requires not necessarily...

ENGL& 235: Technical Writing

This course is designed to improve students’ written technical communication skills as are related to a range of professional applications. The goal of technical writing is to communicate a message clearly, concisely, and persuasively. This course...

ENGL 261: Women’s Literature

This course begins by asking the questions “What is Womens Literature?” and “Why study Womens Literature?” Reading a variety of genres (poetry, fiction, & nonfiction), students will engage with intersecting expressions of womanhood across identities...

ENVS& 100: Survey of Env Science

An introduction to the fundamental principles of environmental science, topics of study include some of the following topics: environmental, science, and information literacy, human population growth, environmental health, ecological economics and...

GEOL& 101: Intro Physical Geology

This course provides a study of the structure and composition of the earths crust. Emphasis is placed on mountain building forces, weathering, natural hazards, rocks and minerals, and structural change. Upon completion, students should be able to...

GEOL& 103: Historical Geology

Students will examine the evolution of Earth, its climate system, water resources, and life on the planet over time. The connection between these phenomena and societal concerns will be explored. Students will develop their skills in geoscience data...

GIS 110: Geographic Information Systems (GIS) I

Using basic capabilities of ArcGIS software tools, students are introduced to geographic information systems (GIS) concepts, including coordinate systems, spatial data analysis, data editing, data queries, database development, map creation, and...