Government/Philosophy
Looking for wildlife at Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska. |
Office: Science-Faculty
Bldg., Rm.109 |
DR. JERRY FRANKS
Government/Philosophy
Looking for wildlife at Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska. |
Office: Science-Faculty
Bldg., Rm.109 |
UPDATE: Dr. Franks will offer online Versions of Government 2301 and 2302, starting in the Summer of 2005. Check the Midland College catalog for availability. Some details are available in the course links above.
Philosophy 2303: LOGIC and Philosophy 2306: ETHICS will be available as on-line courses when scheduled as such in the Midland College Course Schedule. These courses will start and finish each fall and spring semester at the same times as conventional classes at Midland College. Summer courses will run for eight weeks, commencing at the same time as the first summer term. To register, students may take advantage of any time or procedure that Midland College provides. Then they should communicate with me personally, preferably via e-mail, for further instructions and assignments. The courses will operate via BLACKBOARD, the webcourse platform that Midland College has installed for your convenience. You can gain access to the College’s Blackboard website from any computer with on-line capacity by following the links from the Midland College home page. As soon as you have completed registration and payment of fees, and shortly before the start of each new course, the Midland College WebMaster will "load" your registration data so that you can refer to the Blackboard instruction screen for composing your personal access codes.
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