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semestersemester20182018
SCHEDULEclassclassschedule
SUMMERSUMMER
1 Call Our Recruiters Janelle or Barry1.800.478.7337 ext. 1798 or ext. 1819
2 Submit Application For Admission 907.852.1754 or 1.800.478.7337 ext. 1754
Do you need funding?
3 Contact Financial Aid Office: Nancy Grant 907.852.1708 or 1.800.478.7337 ext. 1708
Do you need housing?
4 Submit Your Housing Application 907.852.1809 or 1.800.478.7337 ext. 1809
5 Register For Classes On Campus or Over The Phone
907.852.1757 or 1.800.478.7337 ext. 1757
6 Purchase Your Books From Our Bookstore On Main Campus
7 Attend Orientation
8 Now You Are Ready For ClassAnd Your Future!
Start Your Future!
Dept. Course # Sec Course Title Credits Start
DateEnd Date Days Start
TimeEnd
Time Instructor Bldg/Rm Availability
BHA 160 80BWorking with Diverse
Populations1 6/11 7/16 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Robinson ONLINE ONLINE
BHA 190 80BRecovery, Health,
Wellness & Balance1 4/30 6/3 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Miller ONLINE ONLINE
BHA 170 80B Family Systems 2 4/30 7/8 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Stein ONLINE ONLINE
BHA 180 80BBehavioral Health and
Medical Conditions1 7/9 8/12 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Robinson ONLINE ONLINE
BIOL 197 801 Independent Reserch Project 3 4/30 8/10 TBD TBD TBDLinda Nicho-las-Figueroa
Hut 60 Rm 100
Utqiaġvik
BUS 254 80BFamily and Community
Partnerships3 5/7 8/17 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Brent ONLINE ONLINE
DHAT 101 900Introduction to Dental Therapy I
3 7/30 8/17 M - F 8:30 AM 5:00 PMShoff-
stall-Cone and DHAT Staff
Anchorage Anchorage
DHAT 156 900 Hygiene/Periodontology for DT 1 4/30 5/11 M - F 8:30 AM 5:00 PM Woods Anchorage Anchorage
DHAT 222 900 Professional DHAT Practice II 0.5 5/21 6/1 M - Th 8:30 AM 12:00 PMVan Pelt and DHAT Staff
Bethel Bethel
DHAT 232 900Community Oral
Health Education III0.5 4/30 5 M - Th 8:30 AM 12:00 PM Eberling Bethel Bethel
DHAT 235 900Advanced Diagnosis and
Treatment Planning II1 5/14 5/23 M - F 8:30 AM 5:00 PM
Brusca and DHAT Staff
Bethel Bethel
DHAT 251 900 Pharmacology 0.5 5/23 5/25 M - F 8:30 AM 5:00 PM Achey Anchorage Anchorage
DHAT 262 900 Infection Control Lab II 0.5 7/16 8/17 M - F 4:00 PM 5:00 PM Patton Bethel Bethel
DHAT 263 900 Infection Control Lab III 1 4/30 5/31 M - F 4:00 PM 5:00 PMVan Pelt and DHAT Staff
Bethel Bethel
DHAT 201A 900Advanced Dental Therapy,
Module A1 7/16 8/17 M - Th 8:30 AM 10:00 AM
Van Pelt and DHAT Staff
Bethel Bethel
DHAT 201D 900Advanced Dental Therapy,
Module D1 4/30 6/1 F 8:30 AM 12:00 PM
Van Pelt and DHAT Staff
Bethel Bethel
DHAT 211A 900Advanced Dental Therapy
Clinic, Module A2 7/16 8/17 M - F
10:00 AM
4:00 PMVan Pelt and DHAT Staff
Bethel Bethel
DHAT 211D 900Advanced Dental Therapy
Clinic, Module D4 4/30 6/1 M - F 1:00 PM 5:00 PM
Van Pelt and DHAT Staff
Bethel Bethel
ED 129 80BTeaching Children's Health & Wellness
3 5/7 8/17 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Brent ONLINE ONLINE
HEO 104 801Introduction to Heavy Equipment Operations
2 4/30 5/11 M - F 8:30 AM 5:00 PM Wilbourn Hut 61 Utqiaġvik
IT 100 80B Intro to Online Learning 1 7/9 8/10 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Driver ONLINE ONLINE
IT 117 80B Intro to Personal Computers 1 4/30 6/1 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Carillo ONLINE ONLINE
IT 135 801 Intro to Graphic Deisgn 1 7/9 8/10 T, Th 5:30 PM 7:00 PM SweetingHut 58 Rm 201
Utqiaġvik
IT 255A 80BMicrocomputer Graphics -
Powerpoint A1 4/30 6/1 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Cowden ONLINE ONLINE
IT 255B 80BMicrocomputer Graphics -
Powerpoint B1 6/4 7/6 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Cowden ONLINE ONLINE
IT 255C 80BMicrocomputer Graphics -
Powerpoint C1 7/9 8/10 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Cowden ONLINE ONLINE
MATH 055A 80B Applied Math - Module A 2 5/1 6/1 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Welcome ONLINE ONLINE
MATH 055B 80B Applied Math - Module B 2 6/4 7/11 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Welcome ONLINE ONLINE
MATH 060A 80B Beginning Algebra - Module A 2 5/1 6/1 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Welcome ONLINE ONLINE
MATH 060B 80B Beginning Algebra - Module B 2 6/4 7/11 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Welcome ONLINE ONLINE
PSY 101 80B Introduction to Psychology 3 5/2 8/17 ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE Dye ONLINE ONLINE
Dept. Course # Sec Course Title Credits Start
DateEnd Date Days Start
TimeEnd
Time Instructor Bldg/Rm Availability
Contact Your HS Counselor For More Info, Today!
Attention High School Students!
Earn College and High School credit at the same time!
Get ready for college, improve your job skills, or work towards your GED
diploma this spring!For more information regarding
courses/camps, contact us:Ph: 907-367-4223 Em: [email protected]
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
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Contact us:Ph: 907-852-1708
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FINANCIAL AID &FEDERAL WORK STUDY
Summer Camp DescriptionsSummer Camp Descriptions
May through July!We have Camps for
teens AND adults!
: Middle School Camp : High School Camp : Adult
Questions? Ph: 907.852.1766 or 1.907.855.0580 Email: Simon. Aina@ ilisagvik.edu
It’s almost that time of year again, so jump in while you can!
2018
APPLY ONLINE : bit.ly/Summer_Camps2018Final Day for applications is May 15th!
Final Day for applications is May 15th!
Allied Health Camp 5/27 - 6/2 | 6/3 - 6/16
For youth interested in health-related careers including Behavioral Health, Public Health, and Nursing; get hands-on training to earn First Responder, First-Aid, and CPR certificates. Students will also take part in team, individual and strength challenges to promote a healthy lifestyle!
I-CAMP (day camp) 6/4 - 6/8Students will create one or two short films as they practice filming, editing, and acting. They will show off their films to the community on the evening of the last day.
Environmental Health in the Changing Arctic (Entering 10th - 12th Grade) c 7/8 - 7/14
Maintaining a healthy environment is central to increasing quality of life and years of healthy life. Globally, 23% of all deaths and 26% of deaths among children under age five are due to preventable environmental factors. Learn how to save lives and the environment this summer!
Iñupiaq Land Values & Resources Camp - S 7/25 - 8/03 (Nuiqsut)
Examine the complex relationships there are between humans and the environment we live in, specifically the land, ocean, and natural resources of the Arctic. Also, gain insight on subsistence hunting, wildlife patterns, historical features and more! *AGES 18 AND UP
BRIDGE Program ( Entering 10th - 12th) s 6/3 - 6/16
This two-week college-readiness intensive will jump start high school students on to the path for success. Students will learn the ins, and outs of the admission process, become familiar with what’s expected during the direct year. They will also brush up on their math, science, and language arts skills. All while earning 3 college credits! This is an opportunity not to be missed!
Type M Teacher Boot Camp s DATES TO BE DETERMINED
This camp is a 2-week camp, with 2 distinct parts. Week 1 is a teacher training week, focused on training Type M teachers. Week 2, the teachers from week 1 become camp counselors for week 2 and run a High School camp.
Future Teacher of The Arctic Camp 7/8 - 7/14 Explore the educational field and build a foundation in Iñupiaq Studies, while learning first-hand what it is like to be a teacher on the North Slope! (This summer camp is for students entering 9th grade / Incoming College Freshmen)
Engineering camp (day camp) s 6/11 - 6/15Create working models of everyday machines and use these models to complete challenges.
Aviation Camp (day camp) s 6/18 - 6/22Ever wanted to be a pilot? discover the joy of flight through real flight simulations.
INU 118: Topics in Iñupiaq Studies, Traditional Plants and Medicine 7/8 - 7/14 (Entering 11th - Adult) Exploration of various Iñupiaq Studies topics. Some topics include, but are not limited to: crimping dried seal skin to make maklak soles, sewing mukluks to the soles, beading, learning how to make qupak’s, how to take the tendons from caribou legs, learning how to construct various frames such as a qayaq, umiaq, or uniaq, demonstrate how the skins for the cover of the qayaq or umiaq are sewn.
Exploration of Satellites and Weather c 7/15 - 7/21
Students will gain experience on how satellites are built, controlled, and use the observations to monitor weather hazards. Activities include assembly of water rockets and rocket launch; tracking satellites; and assembly and mounting of a weather station.
Summer Camp DescriptionsSummer Camp Descriptions
May through July!We have Camps for
teens AND adults!
: Middle School Camp : High School Camp : Adult
Questions? Ph: 907.852.1766 or 1.907.855.0580 Email: Simon. Aina@ ilisagvik.edu
It’s almost that time of year again, so jump in while you can!
2018
APPLY ONLINE : bit.ly/Summer_Camps2018Final Day for applications is May 15th!
Final Day for applications is May 15th!
Allied Health Camp 5/27 - 6/2 | 6/3 - 6/16
For youth interested in health-related careers including Behavioral Health, Public Health, and Nursing; get hands-on training to earn First Responder, First-Aid, and CPR certificates. Students will also take part in team, individual and strength challenges to promote a healthy lifestyle!
I-CAMP (day camp) 6/4 - 6/8Students will create one or two short films as they practice filming, editing, and acting. They will show off their films to the community on the evening of the last day.
Environmental Health in the Changing Arctic (Entering 10th - 12th Grade) c 7/8 - 7/14
Maintaining a healthy environment is central to increasing quality of life and years of healthy life. Globally, 23% of all deaths and 26% of deaths among children under age five are due to preventable environmental factors. Learn how to save lives and the environment this summer!
Iñupiaq Land Values & Resources Camp - S 7/25 - 8/03 (Nuiqsut)
Examine the complex relationships there are between humans and the environment we live in, specifically the land, ocean, and natural resources of the Arctic. Also, gain insight on subsistence hunting, wildlife patterns, historical features and more! *AGES 18 AND UP
BRIDGE Program ( Entering 10th - 12th) s 6/3 - 6/16
This two-week college-readiness intensive will jump start high school students on to the path for success. Students will learn the ins, and outs of the admission process, become familiar with what’s expected during the direct year. They will also brush up on their math, science, and language arts skills. All while earning 3 college credits! This is an opportunity not to be missed!
Type M Teacher Boot Camp s DATES TO BE DETERMINED
This camp is a 2-week camp, with 2 distinct parts. Week 1 is a teacher training week, focused on training Type M teachers. Week 2, the teachers from week 1 become camp counselors for week 2 and run a High School camp.
Future Teacher of The Arctic Camp 7/8 - 7/14 Explore the educational field and build a foundation in Iñupiaq Studies, while learning first-hand what it is like to be a teacher on the North Slope! (This summer camp is for students entering 9th grade / Incoming College Freshmen)
Engineering camp (day camp) s 6/11 - 6/15Create working models of everyday machines and use these models to complete challenges.
Aviation Camp (day camp) s 6/18 - 6/22Ever wanted to be a pilot? discover the joy of flight through real flight simulations.
INU 118: Topics in Iñupiaq Studies, Traditional Plants and Medicine 7/8 - 7/14 (Entering 11th - Adult) Exploration of various Iñupiaq Studies topics. Some topics include, but are not limited to: crimping dried seal skin to make maklak soles, sewing mukluks to the soles, beading, learning how to make qupak’s, how to take the tendons from caribou legs, learning how to construct various frames such as a qayaq, umiaq, or uniaq, demonstrate how the skins for the cover of the qayaq or umiaq are sewn.
Exploration of Satellites and Weather c 7/15 - 7/21
Students will gain experience on how satellites are built, controlled, and use the observations to monitor weather hazards. Activities include assembly of water rockets and rocket launch; tracking satellites; and assembly and mounting of a weather station.
DE 078 804Online Class D General
Knowledge & Examination0.1 CEU 6/7 6/7 Th
10:00 AM
11:00 AM Dattilo TBD Kaktovik
DE 081 801 Behind the Wheel Driving 2.1 CEU 6/19 6/21 T - Th 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Dattilo Building 5 Utqiaġvik
DE 081 811 Behind the Wheel Driving 2.1 CEU 6/26 6/28 T - Th 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Dattilo Building 5 Utqiaġvik
SAFE 001 805OSHA 10 HR Construction
Safety Training1.0
CEU5/9 5/11 W - F 8:30 AM 12:00 PM Barr TBD Nuiqsut
SAFE 104 809 8 HR. HAZWOPER0.8
CEU5/3 5/3 Th 8:00 AM 5:00 PM Barr TBD Metlakatla
SAFE 106 705 NSTC0.8
CEU5/9 5/11 W - F 12:30 PM 3:30 PM Barr TBD Nuiqsut
SAFE 106 809 NSTC0.8
CEU5/4 5/4 F 8:30 AM 5:00 PM Barr TBD Metlakatla
SAFE 110 809 40 HR. HAZWOPER 1 4/30 5/3 M - Th 8:30 AM 5:00 PM Barr TBD Metlakatla
SAFE 123 705Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU5/7 5/8 M, T 12:30 PM 3:30 PM Barr TBD Nuiqsut
SAFE 123 801Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU5/9 5/9 W 9:00 AM 4:30 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
SAFE 123 804Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU6/5 6/5 W 9:00 AM 4:30 PM Dattilo TBD Kaktovik
SAFE 123 805Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU5/7 5/8 M, T 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Barr TBD Nuiqsut
SAFE 123 809Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU5/1 5/2 T, W 9:00 AM 4:30 PM Barr TBD Metlakatla
SAFE 123 811Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU5/23 5/23 W 9:00 AM 4:30 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
SAFE 123 821Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU6/13 6/13 W 9:00 AM 4:30 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
SAFE 123 831Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU7/11 7/11 W 9:00 AM 4:30 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
SAFE 123 841Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU7/25 7/25 W 9:00 AM 4:30 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
SAFE 123 851Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU8/8 8/8 W 9:00 AM 4:30 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
Dept. Course # Sec Course Title Credits Start
DateEnd Date Days Start
TimeEnd
Time Instructor Bldg/Rm Availability
Workforce Development
SAFE 123 861Standard First Aid &
CPR w/ AED0.6
CEU8/15 8/15 W 9:00 AM 4:30 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
WFDB 004 802 Time Management0.3
CEU5/9 5/9 W 1:30 PM 4:30 PM Patience TBD Anaktuvuk Pass
WFDB 005 801 Customer Service and Beyond0.5
CEU5/8 5/8 T 9:00 AM 3:00 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
WFDB 005 811 Customer Service and Beyond0.5
CEU6/12 6/12 Th 9:00 AM 3:00 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
WFDB 005 821 Customer Service and Beyond0.5
CEU7/10 7/10 T 9:00 AM 3:00 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
WFDB 005 831 Customer Service and Beyond0.5
CEU8/7 8/7 T 9:00 AM 3:00 PM Dattilo SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
WFDB 009 802 MS Word: Beginner 0.3
CEU5/8 5/8 T 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Patience TBD Anaktuvuk Pass
WFDB 010 802 MS Excel: Beginner 0.3
CEU5/8 5/8 T 1:30 PM 4:30 PM Patience TBD Anaktuvuk Pass
WFDB 013 805 Quickbooks Training: Beginner0.3
CEUTBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Nuiqsut
WFDB 013 805Quickbooks Training:
Intermediate0.3
CEUTBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Nuiqsut
WFDB 013 805 Quickbooks Training: Advanced0.3
CEUTBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Nuiqsut
WFDB 043 804 Resume Writing0.3
CEU6/6 6/6 W 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Dattilo TBD Kaktovik
WFDB 068 801 Job Club1.4
CEU5/8 5/9 T, W 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Various SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
WFDB 068 811 Job Club1.4
CEU6/12 6/13 T, W 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Various SAVAAT Utqiaġvik
WFDB 070 802 Communication Skills0.3
CEU5/9 5/9 W 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Patience TBD Anaktuvuk Pass
WFDB 074 804 Robert Rules of Order0.3
CEU6/6 6/6 W 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Dattilo TBD Kaktovik
WFDH 010 801 ASIST1.6
CEUTBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Utqiaġvik
WFDU 288 801Wastewater Collection & Water Distributions
2.4 CEU
4/23 4/26 TBD 8:00 AM 5:00 PM PollenDr. Albert
HallUtqiaġvik
Workforce Development
Dept. Course # Sec Course Title Credits Start
DateEnd Date Days Start
TimeEnd
Time Instructor Bldg/Rm Availability
Learning Resource Center
NARL Hut 60, Room 208Mon-Fri: 6:00pm-10:00pmSat & Sun: 5:00pm-9:00pmPhone: (907) 852-1760Browerville Center & Tuzzy LibraryMon-Sun By appointment only!Phone: (907) 852-1779
Faster WifiOpen Workspace
Free Tutoring Open To Everyone!
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SPECIAL SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS
Dept. Course # Sec. Course Name Credits Start
DateEnd Date Days Time Instructor Bldg/Rm Availability
Allied Health Camp: High School
HLTH 195 80C Becoming a Healthcare Professional 1 6/3 6/9 Daily 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM TBDDr. Albert
HallUtqiaġvik
EMS 103 80CEmergency Trauma Technician:
First Responder1 6/11 6/15 Daily 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM FD Staff
NSB Fire Dpt.
Utqiaġvik
SAFE 123 80C Standard First Aid and CPR 0.6 CEU TBD TBD Daily 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM FD StaffNSB Fire
Dpt.Utqiaġvik
Allied Health/Science Camp: Middle School
Healthy Living Camp: Grades 6 - 8 5/27 6/2 Daily 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM TBDDr. Albert
HallUtqiaġvik
Exploration of Satellites 7/15 7/21 Daily 8:30 AM - 5:00 PMNicholas
-FigueroaHut 60 Utqiaġvik
Future Teachers for the Arctic Camp: High School
ED 195 80C Becoming a Teacher 1 7/8 7/14 Daily 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Brent TBD Utqiaġvik
Iñupiaq Culture Camp: High School
INU 118 81C Traditional Plants and Medicine 2 7/8 7/14 Daily 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Litchard Bowerville Utqiaġvik
Iñupiaq Land Use Values and Resources Camp: Adult
INU 210 80CIñupiaq Land Use Values
Land Resources3 7/25 8/3 Daily 8:30 AM - 9:00 PM TBD
Field Camp
Nuiqsut
Environmental Health: High School
BIOL 195 80C Intro to Environmental Health 1 7/8 7/14 Daily 8:30 AM - 5:00PMNicholas
-FigueroaHut 60 Utqiaġvik
calendarcalendarRegistration for the Summer 2018 semester begins
First day of instruction
Deadline for most financial aid applications
Holiday - Memorial Day
Holiday - Founder’s Day
Holiday - Independence Day
Last day of instruction
Monday, April 2
Wednesday,May 2
Tuesday, May 1
Monday, May 28
Sunday, July 1
Wednesday, July 4
Friday, August 17
RecruitmentP: 907-852-1819E: recruitment@il isagvik.edu
Financial AidP: 907-852-1708E: nancy.grant@il isagvik.edu
RegistrationP: 907-852-1757E: registration@il isagvik.edu
Front Desk: P: 907-852-3333
Workforce DevelopmentP: 907-852-1761E: workforcedevelopment@il isagvik.edu
Placement TestP: 907-852-1779
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