Northern Virginia Community College

Spring 1997 Class Schedule

Annandale Campus

STD - Student Development

Any STD course fulfills the STD 100 or STD elective requirement for graduation from NOVA.

          SIXTEEN WEEK          01/16/97 05/14/97

STD 100  ORIENTATION                          1cr 
  1740 01N M      0900-0950  CF  0213  Provenzano, T 
  1742 02N M      1000-1050  CF  0213  Wray, K 
  1744 03N T      0800-0850  TBA TBA   Carter, E 
  1746 04N T      0800-0850  TBA TBA   Carter, E 
          Sections 03N and 04N will focus on
          using the technology resources found
          in the Annandale Campus LRC
          including the Reading, Language,
          Math, Computer, Tutoring,
          Writing, and Testing Centers and
          the Library.
  2297 05N T      1500-1550  CF  0213  Harris, R 
  2300 06N W      0900-0950  CF  0213  Freeman, F 
  2306 07N W      1100-1150  CF  0213  Tucker, J 
  2307 08N W      1500-1550  CF  0213  TBA
  2308 09N R      1000-1050  CF  0213  Withers, W 

STD 107  CAREER EDUCATION                     2cr 
  1795 01N M      1300-1450  CF  0213  Fancher-Ruiz, E 
          Covers self-assessment, career
          exploration, and decision making.
          Independent projects will be
          completed and turned in before the
          end of the semester.

STD 195  TOPICS IN:                           1cr 
         HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES 
  2928 01N W      1000-1050  CF  0213  Hill-Chandler, G 
          Section 01N is designed to give
          health technologies and nursing
          practitioners the information, skills
          and motivation which are essential
          for success in health technology
          careers.

STD 295  TOPICS IN:                           1cr 
         STUDENT SUCCESS 
  2929 01N M      1000-1050  CF  0213  McGinnis, W 
          This class is designed for students
          who are experiencing academic
          difficulty.  Emphasis will be on
          improved study skills and effective
          time management strategies.

STD 298  SEMINAR & PROJECT                    3cr 
         PLACE 
  2932 01N W      1800-2050  TBA TBA   Carter, E 
          This course provides instruction for
          portfolio development leading to the
          assessment of prior learning for
          college credit.  ATTENDANCE AT THE
          FIRST CLASS MEETING IS REQUIRED.
          Before registering, students should
          talk to a counselor.

          FOURTEEN WEEK    

STD 100  ORIENTATION                          1cr 
  2933 36N M      1800-1900  CF  0213  Credle, J 
          Fourteen week 01/30/97 05/08/97
          This section will focus on success
          strategies for adult students
          returning to school.
  3299 37N S      0900-1500  CN  0107  Brown, J 
          Fourteen week 01/30/97 05/08/97
          Section 37N will meet two
          Saturdays, Feb. 15 and 22, in the
          Faculty Dining Room, CF bldg.
          After two class meetings, remaining
          assignments will be completed on a
          self-paced basis.  Students must
          purchase the Developmental Advisory
          Inventory (DAI) in the Campus
          Bookstore prior to first class.

STD 295  TOPICS IN:                           1cr 
         TRANSFER PLANNING 
  2930 36N T      1400-1500  CF  0213  Sullivan, C 
          Fourteen week 01/30/97 05/08/97
          This class is specifically designed
          for students who are interested in
          transferring to a four-year college
          or university.

          FIRST EIGHT WEEK      01/16/97 03/15/97

STD 109  STUDENT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT       1cr 
  2931 60N W      0900-1050  CF  0213  Wells, K 
          This course is designed to provide
          an opportunity for participants to
          learn leadership theory and skills
          that apply to work groups, committees
          and campus organizations.

          SECOND EIGHT WEEK     03/24/97 05/14/97

STD 100  ORIENTATION                          1cr 
  3036 80N S      0900-1400  CN  0107  Hipp, J 
          This section will meet three
          Saturdays:  3/29, 4/12, 4/26.

          CONTINUOUS ENROLLMENT

STD 100  ORIENTATION                          1cr 
  5108 90N HOME STUDY.  See ELI pages.

STD 100  ORIENTATION                          1cr 
  5148 92N HOME STUDY.  See ELI pages.

STD 106  PREPARATION FOR EMPLOYMENT           1cr 
  5119 92N HOME STUDY.  See ELI pages.

STD 107  CAREER EDUCATION                     2cr 
  5133 92N HOME STUDY.  See ELI pages.

STD 295  TOPICS IN:                           1cr 
         CAREER COUNSELING 
  3053 02N HOME STUDY.  See ELI pages.
          Includes two counseling sessions
          utilizing career assessments.
          Sessions are followed by individual
          research projects including an
          informational interview and career
          reports.  Continuous registration
          through Apr 17, 1997.  After
          registering, contact the Career
          Education Center at
          (703) 323-3144 to schedule first
          career counseling appointment.  All
          course requirements must be completed
          before the end of the semester.