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ENG 228: Literary Journalism
3.00 Credits
White Mountains Community College
(3 Credits) Literary journalism is a genre that combines the elements of traditional journalism with the narrative structure of fiction. It does not follow a prescribed form. The individual writer develops a style and approach out of his or her own sensibility and experience of the event being covered. This course will explore a wide range of literary journalism texts and analyze the writers and their approaches to their work. Students will be expected to read a number of books and view several films that are the film equivalent of literary journalism. While the tradition of literary journalism extends well into the past, and includes writers such as Charles Dickens, Stephen Crane, and Walt Whitman, this course will primarily consider works that have been published since 1960. We'll consider these works from several angles: their narrative structure, narrative voice, reporting methods, literary and cultural milieu, reader's assumptions, and the writer's lives. (Prerequisite: ENG120)
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ENG 229: Media and Society
3.00 Credits
White Mountains Community College
(3 Credits) This course is designed as a general analysis of the media, what influences content, and how that content influences our decisions as a society. In turn we will examine what impact our role as consumers of information has on the media. This course will concentrate on news and information media outlets. However, our analysis will extend beyond the traditional media institutions to include a variety of information sources made possible by the Internet. This course will include an historical perspective as we look at how media outlets have changed and evolved from newspapers, to radio and television broadcasting, to the Internet. (Prerequisite: BENG120)
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ENG 230: Creative Writing Workshop
3.00 Credits
White Mountains Community College
(3 Credits) Techniques, practice, and feedback help access creative writing skills and develop an understanding of different creative writing genres through weekly writing, revision, and a final portfolio. Students compose a short story, five pieces of poetry, and two dramatic scenes. Focus is on characterization, plot, imagery, and theme. (Prerequisite: BENG120 or POI)
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ENG 233: Environmental Literature
3.00 Credits
White Mountains Community College
(3 Credits) This course is intended to introduce students to some of the classic works of American nature writing. The course will involve extensive reading and writing. Students will gather weekly to discuss the assigned readings. Discussion topics will include how literature influences public opinion and awareness, how the American view of nature has changed over time, and various writing methods. We will also work towards developing our own skills in observation, reflection, and writing about nature. . (Prerequisite: BENG120)
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ENV 110: Introduction to Environmental Science
4.00 Credits
White Mountains Community College
(4 Credits) This is an introductory course in environmental science, involving an interdisciplinary study of how things in nature are interconnected. It will provide an integrated study of environmental problems, connections, and solutions.
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EXL 101: Evaluation of Experiential Learning
1.00 Credits
White Mountains Community College
(1 Credit) This course offers students the opportunity to gain credit through life experience. Students will develop a portfolio to be assessed by the academic officer and faculty members. The portfolio includes a resume, narrative summary of work and learning experiences, and an outline of the skill, knowledge and competencies for which the student seeks credit. Must have prior approval from the Vice President of Academic Affairs.
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FOR 114: Dendrology/Silvics
1.00 Credits
White Mountains Community College
(1 Credit) The study of forest tree identification, forest ecology, ecosystems and the interrelationships within forest communities.
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FOR 211: Introduction to Tree and Shrub Identification
1.00 Credits
White Mountains Community College
(1 Credit) An introduction to the morphology and classification of the common trees and shrubs of northern New England, stressing identification in the field.
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GEO 111: Physical Geology
4.00 Credits
White Mountains Community College
(4 Credits) Covers the nature of geologic materials, structures and processes. Includes an introduction to crustal material, as well as the process which helps shape the earth's crust, such as mountain building, volcanism, continental drift, the work of ice, wind and running water. Includes the natural resources related to geology, such as petroleum, ground water and minerals. Includes a two-hour lab.
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GEO 112: Geology and Soils
4.00 Credits
White Mountains Community College
(4 Credits) The nature of geologic materials, structures and processes. Includes an introduction to crustal material, as well as the process which helps shape the earth's crust, such as mountain building, volcanism, continental drift, the work of ice, wind and running water. Includes the factors of soil genesis, physical properties of soils, the role of water, inorganic and organic nutrients, and some aspects of soil management. Includes a two-hour lab.
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