News Release

Kern River Valley Campus
April 24, 2003

Cerro Coso Community College Summer Classes In Kern River Valley

Kern River Valley, CA – April 24, 2003

Cerro Coso Community Summer 2003 semester of classes will begin on June 9, 2003. The College will be offering the following courses this Summer: Beginning Photography- ART C161-this 3.00 unit course is about photography as an art form, communication tool, avocation, and profession; Historical Geology- GEOL C121- a 3.00 unit course covering the history of the earth and of life on earth; Community First Aid and Safety-HSCI C105- is a 0.50 unit course designed to teach basic first aid and "Community CPR" with discussion, demonstrations and practical experiences. This is an American Red Cross course; History of Mexico-HIST C209- this 3.00 unit course will cover the social, cultural, political and economic aspects of the Mexican past; Becoming a Master Student-PDEV C101- this 2.00 unit course will discuss applications of effective studying and listening techniques, including time management, note taking and memory aids.

Cerro Coso also offers a variety of on-line classes. For a complete listing of on-line courses offered this Summer check out the Summer catalog on-line at www.cerrocoso.edu .

On-campus registration will be held the week of June 2-6, on a first come first served basis. Students may also register online or by using the Coyote Connection Telephone Information System at (866) 215-1960 beginning on
May 14, 2003.

Call 379-5547 for more information on registration, financial aid, placement exams and academic advising services. The College Bookstore can be reached at (760) 384-6352.

All Cerro Coso Community College campus offices will be open Monday through Thursday, 9:00am to 6:00pm beginning May 19 and ending August 8, 2003. The college will be closed every Friday during the summer. Normal business hours will resume on Monday, August 11, 2003.

 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Joann Handeland, Director of Facilities Development and Services (760) 384-6230