LEAD Winter 2016 Classes

All LEAD classes require 12 hours of integrated civic engagement. This Winter, most civic engagement projects will focus on migration and refugees, and service at the March 3 Global Issues Conference, sponsored by DASB.

 Women’s Studies

  • WMST 1 – Intro to Women's Studies

    • 9:30-11:20 M/W – Coronado

  • WMST8 – Women of Color in the U.S.

    • Online – Alvarez

  • WMST 24 (Women in Global Perspective)

    • 10:30-12:20 T/Th - Coronado

 Political Science

  • POLI 16 – Grassroots Democracy: Social Movements Since the 1960s

    • 9:30-10:20 M-Th - Nguyen

 Linguistics

  • LING1 – Introduction to Linguistics

    • 10:30-12:20 T/Th - Lombardi

 English Literature

  • ELIT 21 – Women in Literature

    • 1:30-3:20 T/Th – Chow

 English Writing

  • EWRT211 – Preparatory Reading and Writing Skills  

    • 7:30-9:20 M/W – Malone

    • 4:00-6:15 T/Th – Caparas

    • 1:30-3:45 T/Th – Lewis

  • EWRT1A – Composition and Reading

    • Online – Coronado

  • EWRT2 – Critical Reading, Writing and Thinking

    • Hybrid - 12:30-2:45 Mon - Caparas
 

Economics

  • ECON 2 – Principles of Microeconomics

    • 9:30-10:20 M-Th Thomas

  • ECON 1 – Principles of Macroeconomics

    • 12:30-1:20 M-Th Thomas
 

Environmental Studies

  • ES1 Environmental Studies – Introduction to Environmental Studies

    • 11:30-1:20 – De Toro

 Intercultural Studies

  • ICS32 – Chicana/o History –

    • 11:30-1:20 T/Th – Alvarez

  • ICS35 – Chicana/o Literature

    • Online - Coronado

 For more information, please contact Marc Coronado: coronadomarc@fhda.edu


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