Weekend College (WEC) courses are regularly offered at EOU.课程的学分值可能有所不同，但大多数为2或3学分。WEC通常会在一个周末的周五晚上和周六全天(如果是3学分的课程，周日也可以)，并通过Canvas提供额外的课前或课后作业。许多学科都提供这些课程，大多数课程可能用于专业要求和/或通识教育毕业要求。如果你有任何关于这些WEC如何最适合你的问题，请联系你的学术顾问。到骑警中心获取所有WEC课程的详细信息并进行注册!
General Education Abbreviations:
AEH – Aesthetics and Humanities
APC – Artistic Process and Creation
SMI – Natural, Mathematical & Informational Sciences
SSC – Social Sciences
GTW – Gateway
Summer 2022
Fall 2022
APEL 390 – Portfolio Devel – 38232 – 102
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 110
Credits: 4
Date & Time: November 4 (9am-5pm), November 5 (9am-5pm)
Instructor: Terry Walters
Pre-Req: None
ENGL 210 – Eastern Oregon Film Festival – 38883 – 101
Topics designed to meet current needs of students.
Location: La Grande
Credits: 2
Date & Time: October 20 (5-10pm), October 21 (8am-10pm), October 22 (8am-10pm)
Instructor: Nancy Knowles
Pre-Req: WR121
ENGL 410 – Eastern Oregon Film Festival – 38884 – 101
Topics designed to meet current needs of students.
Location: La Grande
Credits: 2
Date & Time: October 20 (5pm-10pm), October 21 (8am-10pm), October 22 (8am-10pm)
Instructor: Nancy Knowles
Pre-Req: Prerequisites: WR 121, one 100-level ENGL course, and junior standing or consent of instructor.
SOC 371 – Technology & Society*SSC – 38821 – 101
This course is designed to help students think about technology. Most of us are users of technology, but few have reflected on it sufficiently to examine it critically, its effects on our lives, our work, our environment, our consumption patterns, even our thought processes. Yet it affects every facet of our lives, and also affects the lives of people across the globe through a chain of production, consumption, and disposal. The class will focus on technology and history, culture, environment, scale, systems, change, and the future, with special emphasis on the ‘smart phone’.
Location: EOU Clackamas @ Clackamas Community College – Harmony Campus, 7738 SE Harmony Road., Milwaukie, OR 97222
Credits: 2
Date & Time: October 21 (7pm-10pm), October 22 (9am-5pm)
Instructor: William Grigsby
Pre-Req: None
POLS 318 – The American Dream – 38891- 101
“Americans and those from other countries have historically sought pursuit of The American Dream of success, fame and fortune via hard work, industriousness and thrift. However, the recent global economic downturn has raised the specter The American Dream is no longer achievable for the majority of global citizens. Moreover, the underlying premises of The American Dream have come into question. This course will examine the historical basis, ethos, myth and reality of this elusive concept. In particular, the course evaluates four central foci of The American Dream: (1) Immigration; (2) The pursuit of wealth, (3) fame and fortune, and (4) home ownership.
三个主要的问题将主导这门课程的内容，我希望你们不断思考:(1)美国梦的历史基础和概念参数是什么?(2)你认为个人实现美国梦的典型例子是什么?(3)美国梦还能实现吗?”
Location: EOU Central Oregon @ Central Oregon Community College – Cascades Hall, 2600 NW College Way, Bend, OR 97703
Credits: 2
Date & Time: November 11 (7pm-10pm), November 12 (9am-5pm)
Instructor: Daniel Costie
Pre-Req: None
HIST 310 – Rural History Class – 38895- 102
This class introduces students to the cultural, economic, and political history of the rural United States. Focusing primarily on the nineteenth century, we will explore how the meanings and even definitions of rural America have changed over time and how people’s diverse experiences of living in rural places have reflected both ‘traditional’ and ‘modern’ values. There is a required onsite field trip component to the course. Students and faculty will follow appropriate Covid guidelines during field experiences.
Location: La Grande; Ack 210
Credits: 2
Date & Time: October 14 (5pm-8pm), October 15 (8am-5pm)
Instructor: Rebecca Hartman
Pre-Req: None
Winter 2023
POLS 310 – Oregon Politics – 68833 – 101
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: Salem
Credits: 2
Date & Time: TBD
Instructor: Jeffrey L Dense
Pre-Req: Upper division standing or consent of instructor.
APEL 390 – Portfolio Devel – 68014 – 101
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 117
Credits: 4
Date & Time: February 10 (9am-5pm), February 11 (9am-5pm)
Instructor: Terry Walters
Pre-Req: None
Spring 2023
APEL 390 – Portfolio Devel – 97013 – 02
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 117
Credits: 4
Date & Time: May 5 (9am-5pm), May 6 (9am-5pm)
Instructor: Terry Walters
Pre-Req: None
SOC 310 – Sociology of non-profits – 97755 – 01
Discussion-based courses on selected topics of sociological interest.
Location: EOU Clackamas @ Clackamas Community College – Harmony Campus, 7738 SE Harmony Road., Milwaukie, OR 97222
Credits: 2
Date & Time: May 19 (7pm-10pm), May 20 (9am-5pm)
Instructor: Matthew Gougherty
Pre-Req: None
SOC 344 – Selling The News*SSC – 97814 – 101
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: 2
Date & Time: April 28 (7pm-10pm), April 29 (9am-5pm)
Instructor: Grigsby William
Pre-Req: None, SOC 205 recommended.
POLS 310 – Budgetary Politics in Oregon – 97807 – 102
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: Salem
Credits: 2
Date & Time: TBD
Instructor: Jeff Dense
Pre-Req: Upper division standing or consent of instructor.
SPAN 231/331 – OPE: Spanish Language Immersion – 97417 – 101
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 School
Credits: 1
Date & Time: April 3 – June 16 (9am-5pm), April 3 – June 16 (4pm-9pm)
Instructor: Jill Gibian
Pre-Req: SPAN 209 or equivalent experience, May be taken concurrently with SPAN 209.
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