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Fall 2013 Class: KSU 1101 Section 47 CRN 82296. Class meets 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
***In order to enroll in class, must not be enrolled in any other section of KSU 1101.
KSU’s First Year Seminar Programs are nationally-recognized and award-winning courses designed to help students transition successfully into higher education. The university has developed four versions of the first year seminar: KSU 1101, KSU 1111, KSU 1121, and KSU 1200. Each version of the First Year Seminar has a slightly different approach, but all are designed to help students grow in four key areas: life skills, strategies for academic success, campus and community connections, and foundations for global learning. There is also a special section of KSU 1101 for Adult Learners that focuses on the unique needs of students with the following characteristics:
- 25 years of age or older or have a 5 year gap since their last enrollment in HS or college
- Employed part-time or full-time
- Serves in the role of spouse, domestic partner, parent, or care-taker
- Veteran or Reservist of the Armed Forces
KSU 1101 for Adult Learners is taught by R. Todd Powell, Assistant Director of Adult Learner Programs. In Mr. Powell’s course, students are taught college survival skills and they are challenged to think critically, develop reasoning abilities, and express themselves in both oral and written forms. Involving nontraditional students within the campus community is an important part of the goals and mission of Adult Learner Programs.
If you are interested in this course, you will need an override. Please fill out form below in order for Mr. Powell to enroll you into the course.
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