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HYFLEX CLASSES:: Certain hybrid/partially-online classes are designed to provide students with more flexibility in their mode of attendance. These HyFlex classes involve class sessions in which some students attend class meetings in-person with the instructor on campus, and some students attend remotely and synchronously via a live Zoom meeting.

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Health Education
CRN	Subj	Crse	Sec	Credits	Title		Campus
		Start Date		End Date	Days	Times	Bldg	Room
32790	HED	R101	0	3.00	Health and Society		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	9:30am-10:45am	PE	4
		Instructor(s): Dianne M. Habring-Frehlich

32608	HED	R101	0	3.00	Health and Society		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	W	5:30pm- 6:45pm	PE	4
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TBA	1.50 HRS/WK ONLINE	WEB
		Instructor(s): Dianne M. Habring-Frehlich

31701	HED	R101	001	3.00	Health and Society		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	F	9:00am-11:50am	PE	4
		Instructor(s): Rebecca A. Pena

32235	HED	R101	002	3.00	Health and Society		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	8:00am- 9:15am	PE	4
		Instructor(s): Dianne M. Habring-Frehlich

34643	HED	R101	003	3.00	Health and Society		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	W	7:00pm- 9:50pm	PE	4
		Instructor(s): Dianne M. Habring-Frehlich

30525	HED	R102	001	3.00	Fitness/Nutrition/Health		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	8:00am- 9:15am	JCC	1A
		Instructor(s): Gene A. Sharp

35945	HED	R102	003	3.00	Fitness/Nutrition/Health		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TR	11:00am-12:15pm	LA	14
		Instructor(s): Rebecca A. Pena

30234	HED	R102L	001	1.00	Fitness/Nutrition/Health Lab		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	9:30am-10:45am	PE	5
		Instructor(s): Gene A. Sharp

32010	HED	R102L	002	1.00	Fitness/Nutrition/Health Lab		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TR	12:30pm- 1:45pm	PE	5
		Instructor(s): Rebecca A. Pena

32363	HED	R103	0	3.00	Women's Health		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	M	7:00pm- 9:50pm	PE	4
		Instructor(s): Dianne M. Habring-Frehlich

32354	HED	R104	0	3.00	Family & Personal Health		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TBA	3.00 HRS/WK ONLINE	WEB
		Instructor(s): Ron R. McClurkin

33821	HED	R104	001	3.00	Family & Personal Health		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TBA	3.00 HRS/WK ONLINE	WEB
		Instructor(s): Ron R. McClurkin

31220	HED	R104	002	3.00	Family & Personal Health		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TR	9:30am-10:45am	JCC	1A
		Instructor(s): Ron R. McClurkin

34520	HED	R104	004	3.00	Family & Personal Health		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	R	1:00pm- 3:50pm	PE	4
		Instructor(s): Dianne M. Habring-Frehlich

31771	HED	R105	001	3.00	First Aid/Personal Safety		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TR	9:30am-10:45am	PE	4
		Instructor(s): Mai N. Jara

37423	HED	R105	002	3.00	First Aid/Personal Safety		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TR	11:00am-12:15pm	PE	4
		Instructor(s): Mai N. Jara

32555	HED	R106A	0	3.00	Intro to Athletic Training		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	9:30am-10:45am	PE	6
		Instructor(s): Yoshiyuki T. Shiratori

31214	HED	R106B	001	3.00	Care of Athletic Injuries		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	9:30am-10:45am	PE	6
		Instructor(s): Yoshiyuki T. Shiratori

32495	HED	R107	0	3.00	HED/Fitness/Self-Defense		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	11:00am-12:15pm	JCC	1A
		Instructor(s): Graciela Casillas

31699	HED	R110	0	3.00	Intro to Kinesiology		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	11:00am-12:15pm	JCC	2A
		Instructor(s): Rachel L. Ulrich

History
CRN	Subj	Crse	Sec	Credits	Title		Campus
		Start Date		End Date	Days	Times	Bldg	Room
38773	HIST	R100A	001	3.00	World History I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	11:00am-12:15pm	LA	6
		Instructor(s): Kevin A. Hughes

30989	HIST	R100A	002	3.00	World History I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	M	7:00pm- 9:50pm	LA	6
		Instructor(s): Joshua R. Lieser
		NOTE: CRN 30989 is being offered fully online. There will be no orientation or in-person class meetings. All activities and assignments will be completed and submitted online. You will need to enter the virtual class room as soon as the classroom becomes available on 1/12/15 (and no later than by Wednesday, 1/14/15) and make an introduction post on the discussions board set up for this purpose. You will also need to complete mini-quiz within “quizzes” by 1/14/15. These two activities will constitute your first week class attendance. Failure to complete BOTH these activities will result in your being dropped from class. The textbook is required, and you will need to use it throughout the semester, starting from the first day of class. To be able to participate regularly in class activities and complete this class successfully you must have easy access to a fairly new computer and fast and reliable internet. Please enter the class and familiarize yourself with the class layout and the various function tabs in the classroom and download the class syllabus from the basic information learning module in “content.” You will receive an email from the instructor before the first day of class with additional information. If you have questions, please email your instructor at iedwards@vcccd.edu.

32434	HIST	R100B	0	3.00	World History II		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TR	11:00am-12:15pm	AA	101
		Instructor(s): Kevin A. Hughes

32297	HIST	R101A	0	3.00	History of the United States I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	11:00am-12:15pm	LS	8
		Instructor(s): Tomas A. Salinas

32395	HIST	R101A	0	3.00	History of the United States I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	T	4:00pm- 6:50pm	NH	1
		Instructor(s): Carolyn L. Dorrance

32378	HIST	R101A	0	3.00	History of the United States I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TR	9:30am-10:45am	LS	8
		Instructor(s): Kevin A. Hughes

32359	HIST	R101A	0	3.00	History of the United States I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TR	11:00am-12:15pm	LS	8
		Instructor(s): Tomas A. Salinas

32305	HIST	R101A	0	3.00	History of the United States I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	8:00am- 9:15am	LA	7
		Instructor(s): Tomas A. Salinas

32293	HIST	R101A	0	3.00	History of the United States I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAR 13, 2016	W	4:00pm- 6:50pm	LS	16
		JAN 11, 2016		MAR 13, 2016	TBA	3.00 HRS/WK ONLINE	WEB
		Instructor(s): Joshua R. Lieser
		NOTE: CRN 32293 History R101A Hybrid (9 Weeks): US History to 1877, Dr. Lieser. On the first day of class (as indicated in the OC schedule), you will be required to do two things: Orient yourself to the course on Desire2Learn (click on "MyCourses" in your my.vcccd.edu account, click on the class name, find the syllabus under the Content tab and follow the posted instructions) and also verify that you have purchased the required textbooks - U.S. A Narrative History Volume I: to 1865 (Sixth Edition) and Major Problems in American History Volume I: to 1877 (Third Edition). You must do this by uploading a copy of your receipts or a "selfie" of you with your books to the required link on Desire2Learn, found under the Content tab. If you do not log into the class or fail to reply to complete the assignment confirming your textbook purchase by 11:59pm on the first day, you will be dropped from the course. History is a fun and enriching subject, but this online class is very demanding and requires a serious student. You will need to commit to reading and homework assignments that average at least six hours a week, have good study habits and computer skills, have daily access to an updated computer with broadband Internet, and check you emails regularly (otherwise this course is not for you).

31489	HIST	R101A	0	3.00	History of the United States I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	12:30pm- 1:45pm	OE	1
		Instructor(s): Joshua R. Lieser

31674	HIST	R101A	0	3.00	History of the United States I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	R	7:00pm- 9:50pm	NH	1
		Instructor(s): Carolyn L. Dorrance

31899	HIST	R101A	0	3.00	History of the United States I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TR	8:00am- 9:15am	LA	7
		Instructor(s): Tomas A. Salinas

32090	HIST	R101A	0	3.00	History of the United States I		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TBA	3.00 HRS/WK ONLINE	WEB
		Instructor(s): Joshua R. Lieser
		NOTE: CRN 32090 History R101A Online (18 Weeks): US History to 1877, Dr. Lieser. On the first day of class (as indicated in the OC schedule), you will be required to do two things: Orient yourself to the course on Desire2Learn (click on "MyCourses" in your my.vcccd.edu account, click on the class name, find the syllabus under the Content tab and follow the posted instructions) and also verify that you have purchased the required textbooks - U.S. A Narrative History Volume I: to 1865 (Sixth Edition) and Major Problems in American History Volume I: to 1877 (Third Edition). You must do this by uploading a copy of your receipts or a "selfie" of you with your books to the required link on Desire2Learn, found under the Content tab. If you do not log into the class or fail to reply to complete the assignment confirming your textbook purchase by 11:59pm on the first day, you will be dropped from the course. History is a fun and enriching subject, but this online class is very demanding and requires a serious student. You will need to commit to reading and homework assignments that average at least six hours a week, have good study habits and computer skills, have daily access to an updated computer with broadband Internet, and check you emails regularly (otherwise this course is not for you).

32469	HIST	R101B	0	3.00	History of the US II		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	9:30am-10:45am	LA	19
		Instructor(s): Kevin A. Hughes

32081	HIST	R101B	0	3.00	History of the US II		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TBA	3.00 HRS/WK ONLINE	WEB
		Instructor(s): Kevin A. Hughes
		NOTE: CRN 32081 This course, “History of the US II,” covers the fascinating history of the United States from the Civil War to the present. If you plan on taking just one US History course, you can take this exciting course or “History of the US I.” (They are both taught at the same skill level and you do not have to take “History of the US I” before taking this course.) This course is fully online (there are no face-to-face meetings, unless you attend office hours.) On the first day of class (as indicated in the OC schedule), you will be required to do two things: First, you must orient yourself to the course (click on “My Courses” in your my.vcccd.edu account, click on the class name, and follow the posted instructions) and second you must reply to an email that will be sent to you asking for verification that you have purchased the required textbook (The American Past, Vol. II, 9th ed., by Joseph Conlin.) If you do not log into the class or fail to reply to the email asking for confirmation that you have the textbook in your possession, by 11:30 pm on the first day, you will be dropped from the course. History is a fun and enriching subject, but online classes are very demanding and require a serious student. You will need to commit to reading and homework assignments that range from 6-9 hours a week, have good study habits and computer skills, have daily access to an updated computer with broadband Internet, and check your emails regularly (otherwise this course is not for you).

32423	HIST	R101B	0	3.00	History of the US II		Oxnard College
		MAR 14, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	W	4:00pm- 6:50pm	LS	16
		MAR 14, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TBA	3.00 HRS/WK ONLINE	WEB
		Instructor(s): Joshua R. Lieser
		NOTE: CRN 32423 History R101B Hybrid (9 Weeks): US History since 1877, Dr. Lieser. On the first day of class (as indicated in the OC schedule), you will be required to do two things: Orient yourself to the course on Desire2Learn (click on "MyCourses" in your my.vcccd.edu account, click on the class name, find the syllabus under the Content tab and follow the posted instructions) and also verify that you have purchased the required textbooks - U.S. A Narrative History Volume II: since 1865 (Sixth Edition) and Major Problems in American History Volume II: since 1865 (Third Edition). You must do this by uploading a copy of your receipts or a "selfie" of you with your books to the required link on Desire2Learn, found under the Content tab. If you do not log into the class or fail to reply to complete the assignment confirming your textbook purchase by 11:59pm on the first day, you will be dropped from the course. This is a hybrid course, but much more of the class will be online than in the traditional classroom and you should prepare accordingly. History is a fun and enriching subject, but this online class is very demanding and requires a serious student. You will need to commit to reading and homework assignments that average at least six hours a week, have good study habits and computer skills, have daily access to an updated computer with broadband Internet, and check you emails regularly (otherwise this course is not for you).

32406	HIST	R101B	0	3.00	History of the US II		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	TR	12:30pm- 1:45pm	AA	101
		Instructor(s): Joshua R. Lieser

31346	HIST	R104	001	3.00	History of California		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	12:30pm- 1:45pm	LA	7
		Instructor(s): Kevin A. Hughes

32291	HIST	R109	001	3.00	History of Mexico		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	MW	9:30am-10:45am	LA	9
		Instructor(s): Tomas A. Salinas

Hospitality Management
CRN	Subj	Crse	Sec	Credits	Title		Campus
		Start Date		End Date	Days	Times	Bldg	Room
32907	HM	R100	0	3.00	Intro to Hospitality Industry		Oxnard College
		JAN 11, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	W	5:00pm- 7:50pm	LA	8
		Instructor(s): Paul Spooner

33120	HM	R112	0	3.00	Food and Beverage Management		Oxnard College
		JAN 22, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	F	11:00am- 2:15pm	OE	2
		Instructor(s): Ody Milton

33119	HM	R116	0	3.00	Accounting for Hospitality		Oxnard College
		JAN 18, 2016		MAY 18, 2016	R	11:00am- 1:50pm	LS	12
		Instructor(s): Paul Spooner