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Following is a list of Fall Term classes that will be held on-site in Grand Ronde.
All classes are held in the Modular 3 classroom except for the SP111 and SP130
classes, they will be held in the Staff Lounge upstairs in the Wellness Clinic.
Please register directly with Chemeketa. Questions regarding Fall Term classes,
you may contact Bryan Langley at 503 879-4591.
CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Classes begin the week of September 24. Registration begins August 13.
Math Lab, MTH052, MTH060, MTH075, MTH095
Tuesday and Thursday 5:30pm to 7:30pm
Fundamentals of Public Speaking, SP111, and
Business and Professional Speaking, SP130
Thursday 5:30pm to 8:20pm
Into to Microcomputer Applications, CS101
Monday 5:30pm to 8:20pm
English Composition Exposition, WK121
Wednesday 5:30pm to 8:20pm
CHEMEKETA CTV CLASS FOR FALL TERM
BA214 Business Communications M W F 10:30am to 11:20am
BT084 Business English 1 Tue, Thur 10:00am to 11:20am
BT085 Business English 2 MWF 9:30am to 10:20am
BT116 Office Procedures Tue, Thur 8:30am to 9:50am
CH104 Chemistry for Allied Health MWF 1:30pm to 2:20pm
ENG107 Intro to World Literature MWF 11:30am to 12:20pm
HST201 History of the United States MWF 8:30am to 9:20am
MTH060 Introductory Algebra Tue, Thur 11:30am to 1:20pm
SSP112 Study Skills MWF 12:30pm to 1:20pm
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San Diego State University is recruiting Native American scholars, pre
scholars and collaborators for the Native American Collaboration Projects
(NACP). The NACP consist of two projects:
1. The Multidisciplinary Native American Project (MNACP); and
2. The Native American Collaboration Project (NACP).
Both projects offer incentives for scholars including a stipend, profes
sional development, assistive technology and mentor while pursuing a
Master's degree in School Counseling, School Psychology and Rehabilita
tion Counseling.
Contact information:
D NATIVE AMERICAN COLLABORATION PROJECTS
www.edweb.sdsu.educspnacpprojects , . . . .... , . .
Phone: 619-594-5508 or 619-594-7730
D REHABILITATION COUNSELING PROGRAM
www.interwork.sdsu.eduprogramsrcp Phone: 619-594-4228
SCHOOL COUNSELING PROGRAM
www.edweb.sdsu.eduCSPmainprograms Phone: 619-594-6104
SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM
www.edweb.sdsu.eduCSPmainprograms Phone: 619-594-7730
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PA 410510 TRIBAL LAW.
Thursdays from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. at the Grand Ronde Governance
Center, room 204. URBN205
PA 410 Section 001, CRN 14288, 3 credit hours
PA 510 Section 001, CRN 14289, 3 credit hours
The course is targeted for managers to understand the impact of the
Tribal court system and its decisions on the management of services in
Tribal communities.
D PA 511 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Friday, September 28 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Portland State
University (PSU) and Mondays from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. (October 8,
15, 22, 29, and November 5 and 26) at the Grand Ronde Gover
nance Center, room 204. Instructor: Theresa Rapida. URBN205
PA 511 Section 003, CRN 12576, 3 credit hours
The course is designed to provide an overview of public administration
including its historical development and current trends in the field. There
will be a focus on skill development in the areas of literature search and
basic analytical skills for use in public (Tribal) administration.
Distance Learning students are required to attend class at the PSU
campus on this day. October and November classes will be broadcast from
the PSU Distance Learning Center to Tribes throughout Oregon.
D TAP courses meet in the Urban Center's Distance Learning Classroom.
Videoconferencing and web based student interaction are integrated into
the curriculum. Students interested in these classes must have permis
sion to enroll from the TAP Director, Theresa Julnes Rapida, Ph.D. Phone
1-800-547-8887 ext 5155, or 503-725-5155, rapidatpdx.edu. Please visit
us on the web at www.tribaladmin.pdx.edu and learn more about WebCT
at PSU at www.webct.pdx.edu.
School Clothing Available
Tribal Council, through the Social Services department, will be assisting
with the purchase of school clothing to those Tribal members that qualify.
For applications call 1-800-242-8196. The deadline for submitting an appli
cation is September 1. There is a limited amount of money available, so it
will be first come, first serve.
Summer Sponsorship Funds Used
Summer Sponsorship has utilized their funding for this year. We would
like to encourage participation for the next year. Any questions or concerns
please contact Jamie Bazzy at 503-879-2101 or 1-800-422-0232, ext. 2101.
High School Seniors: Enter to Win $5,000
EDUCAID is giving away $5,000 a month for college to one high school
senior a month, every month throughout this entire year. Enter to win to
day and look for official rules at www.educaid.com or call 1-800-EDUCAID.
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Mail original in the envelope provided; send copy to the Tribal Education
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1. All students are responsible for having their grade reports sent to the q
Tribal Education Program upon completion of each termsemester. Either q
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Program and College IMMEDIATELY. (Tribal Education Office, College Busi- B
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4. You must maintain 2.00 GPA and complete a minimum of 12 credit hours Q
per term semester to be eligible for assistance.
5. Students who are placed on PROBATIONARY STATUS will not be awarded m
the following term until they haveprovided the Education Program an OFFI- jj
CIAL COPY of their transcripts, transcripts must include the term of proba- J
tion and must show successful completion of 12 credit hours earned with at "
least a 2.00 GPA. NO AWARD WILL BE MADE UNTIL TRANSCRIPTS D
I HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED. D
I 6. Continuing students must file their Federal Financial Aid Forms by Feb- D
ruary 15; you must provide a copy of your application to The Education Pro- g
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7. All students must sign a "Release of Information" form regarding atten- g
dance, financial aid transcripts, education budgets, progress and grade re- g
ports.
8. It is your responsibility to remain in "good academic standing." If a stu- 5
dent demonstrates an "on againoff again" pattern of being placed on PROBA- J
J TIONARY STATUS, THEY WILL BE PLACED ON Probationary Status for
one complete academic year. Failure to met minimum academic requirements 1
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B 9. Students who withdraw from school due to medical or health related rea-1
sons must obtain a statement of Verification from their physician or health g
care provider identifying need to withdraw from school. Students must obtain
g a Statement of Release from their physician that identifies ability to return to g
school. Copies of physician's statements must be provided to the Education p
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10. Students entering their SENIOR year are required to have a GRADUA- 5
TION AUDITEVALUATION completed Fall Term and provide a copy of the J
AudhTEvaluation to the Tribal Education Program.
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I here to provide assistance and support for you while you are attending school. 1
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