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Spring 2008 Course Schedule

 

 

Dept.       No.    Sect.      Course Title                                              Cr.                    Time                 Days             Instructor               Room

American Indian Studies

AMIS     1600        01    Ho-Chunk Language I & Lab                     4              5:00-7:30 pm          TR                   H. Lincoln              LA111

AMIS     1650        01    Ho-Chunk Language II & Lab* 4                               5:00-7:30 pm         MW                H. Lincoln              A207

AMIS     2250        01    Winnebago History II                                 3              1:00-4:00 pm          W                    C. Fiscus                LA110

AMIS     2000        01    Literature of American Indians**             3              11:00-11:50 am       MWF             G. Healy                 LA111

AMIS    1100         01    Indian Games**                                           1              12:00-1:00 pm        WF                 J. Bird                     CLC

 

Communications/Literature

ENGL      1100        01    Composition I                                               3              10:00-11:15 am      TR                   Y. Fischer              LA110

ENGL      1200        01    Composition II*                                           3              3:45-5:00 pm          TR                   S. Brasch               WPS

ENG        2000        01    Literature of American Indians**             3              11:00-11:50 am       MWF             G. Healy                 LA111

SPCH      1100        01    Principles of Communication                     3              5:30-8:30 pm          M                    M. Northrup          LA110

 

Fine Art

MUSC    1100        01    Intro to Music                                              3              1:00-4:00 pm          F                      C. Kimball              L144

ARTS     1300        01    Drawing Fundamentals                               3              5:00-9:00 pm          M                    D. Mette                WPS

 

History

HIST       1550        01    U.S. History II                                               3              5:00-8:00 pm          W                    J. Stankiewicz        LA113

 

Political/Social Sciences

SOCI       2150        01    Issues of Unity and Diversity                    3              5:00-8:00 pm          W                    C. Fiscus                LA111

POLS      1100        01    American Government                                3              5:00-8:00 pm          T                     J. Stankiewicz        LA113

 

Social/Behavioral Science

SOCI       1100        01    Introduction to Sociology                          3              4:00-7:00 pm          R                     A. Bearskin           LA113

 

Health

HLTH     1900        01    Diabetes Care & Prevention                       3              9:00-12:00 pm        F                      S. Morgan             CLC

HLTH     2200        01    Health & Fitness                                          2              12:00-1:00 pm        TR                   M. Gilbert              LA113

PHED    1110         01    Indian Games**                                           1              12:00-1:00pm         WF                 J. Bird                     CLC

 

Math

MATH   1000        01    Math Fundamentals                                    3              2:15-3:00 pm          TR                   C. Bingen               CLC

MATH   1000        01    Math Fundamentals                                                    10:00-11:00 am       F                      C. Bingen               CLC

MATH   1050        01    Introductory Algebra                                  3              10:00-11:15 am       TR                   C. Bingen               LA111

MATH   1060        01    Intermediate Algebra                                   3              1:00-2:15 pm          TR                   C. Bingen               LA111

MATH   1150        01    College Algebra *                                        3              5:00-8:00 pm          M                    C. Bingen               LA111

MATH   1250        01    Pre-Calculus Algebra*                                5              10:00-12:00 pm      MW                C. Bingen               LA110

MATH   1250        01    Pre-Calculus Algebra*                                                11:00-12:00 pm      F                      C. Bingen               LA110

 

Science

BIOS       1150        01    Environmental Issues                                  3              1:00-4:00 pm          T                     A. Martyn             A 207

BIOS       1600        01    Conservation Biology*                               4              1:00-1:50 pm          MWF             A. Martyn             A210

BIOS       1600L      01    Conservation Biology Lab                                         2:00-4:00 pm          MW                A. Martyn             A209

BIOS       2110        01    Human Physiology                                      4              9:00-10:15 am        TR                   B. Quinn Lacquer A210

BIOS       2110L      01    Human Physiology Lab                                              10:15-11:15 am      TR                   B. Quinn Lacquer A209

BIOS       2600        01    Intro Zoology*                                             4              9:00-9:50 am          MWF             A. Martyn             A210

BIOS       2600L      01    Intro Zoology Lab                                                       10:00-12:00 pm      MW                A. Martyn             A209

CHEM    1210        01    General Chemistry II *                                 4              1:00-2:15 pm          TR                   B. Quinn Lacquer A210

CHEM    1210L      01    General Chemistry II Lab                                            2:15-3:15 pm          TR                   B. Quinn Lacquer A209

PHYS      1100        01    Earth Science                                                3              5:00-8:00 pm          T                     A. Martyn             A207

 

 

 

Business

ECON     2200        01        Principles of Microeconomics                              3               3:45-5:00 pm            TR         D. Ehrlich       WPS

BSAD     1200        01        Personal Finance                                                      3              5:00-8:00 pm            M          B. Beeken      A206

 

Education

ECED      1240        01         Preschool and Schoolage Practicum                   2               Closed Enrollment

ECED      2070        01         Family and Community Relationships                3               4:00-7:00 pm          T             A. LaPointe       He.St

EDUC     1200        01        Intro to Indian Education                                      3               5:00-8:00 pm          W            D. Fehringer      WPS

EDUC     2100        01         Human Growth and Development                       3               5:00-8:00 pm          W            B. Redleaf          A210

 

Computer Information Systems

INFO      1650        01            Computer Organization                                       3              10:00-11:15 am       TR           B. Beekan         A206

INFO      1750        01            Computer Programming II   *                              4              1:00-2:15 pm          MW        B. Beekan         A206

INFO      1750        01            Computer Programming II Lab                                           1:00-4:00 pm          T             B. Beekan         A206

Academic Preparatory

AFED     1000        01        Succeeding in College (1/8-3/20/08)                     2                1:00-2:15 pm           TR        D. LaPointe       C130

AFED     1075        01        Pre-Composition Skills                                           3                10:00-11:15 am        TR        M. Shaddy        C130

AFED     1080        01        Research and Writing                                            1                4:00-4:50 pm           M          M. Shaddy        C130

AFED     1090        01        Basic Computer Skills (1/7-2/6/08)                        1                10:00-11:15 am        MW     B. Beekan          A206

 

*Prerequisites

**Crossed Reference Courses

***Tuition notation

 

NOTICE:  Classes may be rescheduled or canceled based on enrollment

Codes for Class Schedule: M = Monday, T = Tuesday, W = Wednesday, R = Thursday, F = Friday,

BHCC = Blackhawk Community Center; WPS=Winnebago Public School; CLC = Learning Center; M - Museum; L = Library; RP =Renaissance Program, He.St. = Winnebago Head Start Program; SAK = St. Augustine’s Kindergarten Classroom.  Classroom assignments may change due to enrollment demands.

 

General Education Diploma (GED) Program GED Classes assist in preparation for the GED Exam.  Classes will begin January 9 and will meet Monday & Wednesday 10:00am - 6:00 pm . Applications and Testing are available with Esther Mercer or Kim Connealy.  Call 878-3308 or the college ext. 108 or 159 for more information.

Spring 2008 - Revised

Opening faculty/staff meetings                         January 2

Student orientation                                              January 3

Placement testing                                                 January 4

Late registration and drop/add                          January 7

All classes begin                                                  January 7

Last day for late enrollment; drop/add            January 18

Last day for Audit                                               February 7

“I” grades due from prior fall                             February 15

Mid-term grades due                                           March 5

Last day to drop a class                                      March 21

Spring break                                                       

Class Resume                                                      

Easter break                                                         March 21-23

Classes Resume                                                   March 24

Registration for Summer and Fall begins         March 24

Last day to completely withdraw                      April 18

Final exam week                                                    April 28-May 1

Final grades due                                                   May 2

Commencement                                                    May 31

 

2007-2008                         Tuition and Fees*

Tuition                       $80.00 per credit hour

Admission Fee           $10.00 new students’ application

Registration Fee         $10.00 per semester

Student Activity Fee   $7.50 per credit hour

Technology Fee          $8.00 per credit hour

Library Fee                $3.00 per credit hour

Lab Fee                     $10.00 (per credit hour lab course only)

***LPTC Board of Trustees reserves the right to change tuition and fees at any time.

 

Payment and Refund Schedule

Payment may be in the form of personal check, money order, or cash. Billing will be sent to students after classes begin.   Students are expected to make payment upon receipt of their bill.  Refunds are made according to the following schedule for complete withdrawal:

                                                         Tuition          Fees

During 1st and 2nd weeks of term       100%          100%

During the 3rd and 4th weeks              50%              50%

During the 5th through 6th weeks        25 %             25%

After the 6th week                                0                  0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Admission Procedures

o        Complete Application for Admissions

o        Attach $10.00 application fee

o        Request official High School transcripts and/or GED scores and previous college(s) transcripts

o        Submit Certificate of Enrollment in a Federally Recognized Tribe if applicable

o        Submit placement test scores.

 

Admissions Requirements

Little Priest Tribal College welcomes applications from students who wish to pursue their educational goals.  Applicants must generally have either a diploma from an accredited high school or a General Education Development (GED) Certificate.  LPTC does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, handicap,

age, sex, and national or ethnic origin.  Acceptance does not mean admission to all courses or programs.  LPTC reserves the right to place students into the Academic Preparation Program as needed.  Application forms are available from the Office of Admissions.

 

Registration and Advising

Registration forms are available in the Admission Office.  The Advising Center staff is available to assist with the selection of classes that meet your educational needs.

 

Drop Policy

Students are expected to complete a withdrawal form when dropping classes or withdrawing from college.  Forms are available in the Admissions and Records Office.  Refunds and grades could be affected by not following the proper procedures. 

 

Placement Testing

Students are encouraged to complete the ASSET Placement test prior to registering for English and Math courses.  Contact Esther Mercer at 878-2380, ext. 108 for additional information.

 

Family Education Rights and Privacy Act

The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act protects the student’s right to privacy. The law allows the institution to share, without written permission of the student, “directory” information.  At LPTC that information consists of the following: name, address, e-mail, telephone number, date and place of birth, major field of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received, and most recent previous educational institution attended.  Any LPTC student who wishes to have directory information protected must complete a special form supplied by the Office of Admissions and Records within ten days following the first day of classes.

Financial Aid

APPLY NOW!  Limited scholarship opportunities are available for all eligible LPTC students.

 

Scholarships

The Financial Aid Director has applications available for those seeking scholarships from LPTC and American Indian College Fund.  The application is separate from the Federal Financial Aid Application.

 

Federal Student Aid

All students are encouraged to apply for Federal Student Aid (Pell).  Applications are available at the LPTC and the Winnebago Higher Education Office.  College staff is available to assist with the applications. 

 

Tribal Higher Education Scholarship Grant

The Tribal Higher Education Grant is available only to enrolled tribal members.  In order to be eligible, a person must be a high school graduate or G.E.D. recipient and enrolled in an academic program as an undergraduate in a post-secondary institution.  Grants are renewable providing students meet the Tribal Higher Education Grant academic requirements.  Grant amounts vary according to need and program dollars available.  Students should contact their Higher Education Department for deadlines and additional information.

 

Veteran’s Benefits

Available to veterans of active military service.  Contact should be made through the Financial Aid Director or the local Veteran’s Administration Service office.

 

Vocational Rehabilitation

Students with special needs or disabilities may be eligible for benefits.  Contact the Financial Aid Director or a State Vocational Rehabilitation specialist at 1-800-442-3382.

 

Student Right-To-Know

Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act, Public Law 101-542, requires that institutions of higher education provide information on their graduation rates to currently enrolled and prospective students.  Requests for Little Priest Tribal College’s graduation rates should be made to the Office of Admissions and Records.

Accreditation

Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (30 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, Illinois 60602-2504; 312-263-0456)