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Courses Developed Through DLMG

The Distance Learning Mentoring Group has facilitated the development of quality courses at Mesa Community College. In response to high student demand, faculty have developed online courses in such areas as history, humanities, biology, criminal justice, computer science, nursing, reading, math, English, Japanese, German, French, business, film writing, psychology, instructional design, music, theatre, religion, computer science, and fire science. Most faculty are willing to give you access to their online course if you ask them.

DLMG Participants and The Online Course They Developed

Spring, 2009

Mona Scott - SOC 130 Human Sexuality
Joseph DePinto - SWU 130 Chemical Dependency
Mary Stewart - EDU 222 Introduction to the Exceptional Learner
Megan Garvey - EDU 101 Tutoring Training and Practicum
Glenna Bayer - NCE 223 LPN-IV Therapy and Medication
JoRita DeFrancesco - COM 250 Introduction to Organizational Communication
Marie Hatch - WED 100 Personal Wellness

Spring, 2008

Alex Cheroske - Bio 160 Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology
Misa Vening - BPC 110 Computer Usage and Applications
Marianne Arini - CRW242AA Writing Autobiographical Creative Nonfiction/Memoir
Scott Gustafson - ECN 280 Health Care Economics
Linda Evans - ENH 207 Canadian Literature
Sharon McLaughlin HES 154 First Aid/ Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Laura Kobar - HES 201 Substance Abuse and Drug Addiction
Shabana Kausar - PSY 260 Personality Psychology
Biray Alsac - WED 110 Principles of Fitness and Wellness
Georgianna Anderson - WED 162 Meditation and Wellness

Spring, 2007

Aileen Ormiston - ACC 109 Accounting Concepts
Ray Gless - AGB132 Agribusiness Accounting Analysis
Greg Hocutt - BIO 240 General Genetics
Keith Anderson - ENH 202 World Literature after the Renaissance
Thom Schuett - EPS 250 Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Kim Hohol - FON247 Weight Management Theory
Janell Pierce - IFS 101 Information Skills for the Digital Age
Gretchen Berning - MCO 120 Media & Society
Allie Marino - SLG 205 Introduction to Interpreting
Elizabeth Atencia - Oliden - SPA 265 Advanced Spanish I
Karen Blevins - GPH 219 Introduction to GIS Using ARCGIS
Erica Morley - PED112 - Professional Application of Fitness Principles

Spring, 2006

Claudia Browning - IBS 118 International Marketing Management
Mark Bond - AJS 119 Computer Applications for Criminal Justice
Sharon Dandorf - CPD 102 Stress Management & Strategies for College Success
Virginia Fisher - LBT 130 Introduction to REference Skills & REsources
Rita Kasapis - CPD 160 Introduction to Multiculturalism
Shereen Lerner - Anthropology
Nicole Lohrbeer - WST/HLR 286 Women and Health
Rodger Schenks - REC120 Recreation and Leisure

Fall, 2005
- David Schultz - Calculus I
Spring, 2005
- Marcia Graber - Introduction to Business Procedures INT 280
- Robert Klassen - Exercise Science PED 125
- Lorna Peralta - Foundation of Libraries and Information Services LBT101
- Danene Richardson- Introduction to Music Theory MTC101
- Keri Sanders - Principles of Marketing MKT271
- Julia West - Abnormal Psychology PSY266
- Sandra Woien - Medical and Bioethics PHI213
Fall, 2004
- Stacey Cochran - Readings for Writers
- Amadou Gaye - Calculus III
- Sheryl Girard - Records Management
- Jennifer Grimes - Corrections (Criminal Justice)
- Charles Hall - Management and Leadership
- Jennifer Townsley - Small Group Communication
Spring, 2004
- Jon Dambrosio - Automotive
- Melody Hancock - C # Programming
- Gordon Hensley - Introduction to Theatre
- Terri Martinez - Reading 091
- Stacey Nordhues - Communications (COM 100)
- Tracey Preiser - Public Speaking
- Susan Quade - International Business
- Doreen Urtuzuastegui - Medical Spanish
- Ed Welsh - Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Issues in Business
Fall, 2003
- Troy Duncan - Fundamentals of Fire Prevention
- James Jacobs - XML Application Development
- Lea Neibarger - Concepts of Computer Science
- Annemarie Pajewski - German
- Shelley Rodrigo - Technical Writing
- Mary Zimmerer - Critical and Evaluative Reading
Spring, 2003
Fall, 2002
- Vaswati Ghosh - History of Eastern Civilizations 1850 to present
- Chris Held - Computer Usage and Applications
- Tina Makris and Doug Durant - American Jazz and Pop Music
- Thomas Shoemaker - World Religions
Spring, 2002
- Nedialka Koeva - French
- Karen Reeder - Psychology
- Deb Weberg - E-commerce
Fall, 2001
- Emi Ahn - Japanese
- Amy Andelora - English
- Don Castro - Screenwriting
- Terri Crews - Nursing
- Charlie Levine - History
- Ann Mahoney - Introduction to Philosophy
- LoAn Tabor-Gaul - Web Design and Publishing
Spring, 2001
- Gerald Richard - Current Issues in Criminal Justice
- Ellyn Ness - Introduction to Criminal Justice
- Richard Felnagle - Ideas and Values in the Humanities
- Allen Meyer - U.S. Constitution
- Gary Marrer - Visual Basic
- Denise Clark - Cellular and Molecular Biology
Details on a Sample Course

To view information on an online biology course developed by Peg Johnson, visit this link: http://www.mc.maricopa.edu/~johnson/online100.html

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