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The Paired Course Model These configurations link two courses through a shared cohort of students and a common theme. Instructors usually team-teach, making significant connections between the courses through readings, assignments, and activities.
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ASSET Development The ASSET Development Learning Community pairs a Mathematics course,Elementary Algebra, with a Career course, Strategies for Educational Success. This learning community has been offered every semester since Fall, 2002.
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Writing in the End Zone I and II Writing in the End Zone links an English course, Basic Composition and Reading, and PE/Fitness courses. This learning community has been offered each semester since Fall, 2004.
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Keys to the Kingdom This learning community pairs an English course, Basic Composition and Reading, with College Success, a Career course. Keys to the Kingdom will be offered for the first time in Fall, 2006.
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My United States of ... Whatever My United States of ... Whatever is a learning community consisting of Contemporary Social and Moral Issues, a Philosophy course and an English course, Composition and Reading. This learning community was offered every semester from Fall, 2004 to Spring, 2006.
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Contemporary American Topics Contemporary American Topics links two ESL courses: Writing for Non-Native Speakers and Conversation for Non-Native Speakers. The learning community will be offered for the first time in Fall, 2006.
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