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Register today for Spring 2021!
Take UAF classes at
Kuskokwim Campus in Bethel
Classes start January 11, 2021
UAF Admissions has received funding to waive the application fee for all undergraduate CRCD
programs for this year. The waiver code is UAFCRCDWAIVER and can be used for any
undergraduate CRCD program.
This waiver is only active for this fiscal year (so it will expire on June 30, 2021) and can be used for
any application term that is open (so someone could use it now for Spring 2021).
Learn about:
Alaska Native Languages, Anthropology, Communication &
Journalism, Early Childhood Education, Ethnobotany, Health,
Yup’ik Language and much more!
Ayagneruluni Maani Assirtuq
KuC - A Great Place to Start
Call 543-4500 or 1-800-478-5822 and ask for an advisor
Visit: www.uaf.edu/bethel and www.facebook.com/KuskokwimCampus
UAF is an AA/EO employer and educational institution and prohibits
illegal discrimination against any individual:
www.alaska.edu/nondiscrimination/.
KuC Spring 2021 Course Schedule
Kuskokwim Campus, College of Rural and Community Development • www.uaf.edu/bethel • 1-800-478-5822 • 907-543-4500
CALENDAR – SPRING 2021 KuC STUDENT SERVICES AND ACADEMIC ADVISING
November 9: Registration Opens Jessica Glore, 543-4559, Student Services Manager & RRANN Student Success Facilitator
TBA: Freshman Orientation Dorothy Chase, 543-4563, Financial Aid & Advisor
January 11: KuC Classes Start Agnes McIntyre, 543-4554, Emerging Scholars Program & Advisor
January 18: Alaska Civil Rights Day Kendra Krenz, Academic and Career Advisor, 543-4587
January 22: Deadline to Pay for Courses Danny Nelson, 543-4505, Student Services Technician
FIND YOUR COURSE ONLINE: MUST MEET WITH AN ADVISOR COST PER CREDIT:
• www.uaonline.alaska.edu Register Online: https://uaonline.alaska.edu Resident
• Click Class Schedule • Select Login to uaonline (Students, Staff & Faculty) 100–200 level $234
• Select term; select • Once logged in, select Student Services & Account Information 300–400 level $282
UAF/Kuskokwim Campus • Select Registration, Register/Add/Drop, Select Term NonResident
• Select specific/all subject(s) • Enter Education Levels 100-200 level $800
• Take note of the CRNs for • Enter CRNs in Class Worksheeta 300-400 level $848
classes you want to register in. • Select Complete Registration Changes & accept the terms ORDER YOUR BOOKS AT:
www.uaf.bkstr.com
ALL Spring Semester Courses will be available by Distance methods:
Zoom; Computer-internet; Audio/phone Conference; Asynchronous: by Computer “on your own”
Specific degree requirement codes: a– content is relevant to northern, arctic or circumpolar studies, an–Alaska Native-themed, h–humanities,
s–social sciences, m–mathematics, n–natural science; General education requirements have course numbers ending in X.
CRN DEPT-#-SECTION-CREDITS COURSE DAY TIME DATES
36789 ANL F150 UK1 1 Interpretive Communication T 10:00–11:00am 1/11–5/1
36472 ANTH F100X UK1 3 Individual, Society and Culture M, W 6:50–8:20pm 1/11–5/1
37037 COJO F141 3 Fund Oral Comm-Public Context M, W 9:15–10:45am 1/11–5/1
36144 ECE F119 UK1 3 Curriculum I: Principles and Practices T 5:40–7:10pm 1/11–5/1
36145 ECE F170 UK1 3 Practicum I R 3:30–5:00pm 1/11–5/1
36146 ECE F242 UK1 3 Child and Family Ecology W 5:40–7:10pm 1/11–5/1
36147 ECE F270 UK1 3 Practicum II R 3:30–5:00pm 1/11–5/1
36148 ECE F301 UK1 3 Parents as Partners in Education W 7:20–`8:50pm 1/11–5/1
37012 ENGL F270X 3 Introduction to Creative Writing M, W 5:10–6:40pm 1/11–5/1
36153 EBOT F200 UK1 1 Seminar in Ethnobotany W 6:00–7:00pm 1/13–5/1
36250 EBOT F230 UK1 3 Ethnobotanical Chemistry M, R 6:50–8:20pm 1/12–5/1
36152 EBOT F251 UK1 2 Applied Ethnobotany Spring SAT 9:00–12pm 1/16–5/1
36947 EBOT F336 KA1 3 Ethnomycology T 6:00–9:00pm 1/11–5/1
34514 HLTH F100 KX1 3 Medical Terminology asynch. eLearning 1/11–5/1
34515 HLTH F100 KX2 3 Medical Terminology asynch. eLearning 1/11–5/1
34516 HLTH F106 KX1 3 Human Behavior in Health Care asynch. eLearning 1/11–5/1
34517 HLTH F110 KX1 2 Professional Skills for the Workplace asynch. eLearning 1/11–3/7
34518 HLTH F116 KX1 3 Mathematics in Health Care asynch. eLearning 1/11–5/1
34519 HLTH F118 KX1 2 Medical Law and Ethics asynch. eLearning 1/11–5/1
34520 HLTH F130 KX1 3 Medical Office Technology asynch. eLearning 1/11–5/1
34521 HLTH F203 KX1 3 Science of Nutrition asynch. eLearning 1/11–5/1
34522 HLTH F203 KX2 3 Science of Nutrition asynch. eLearning 1/11–5/1
34524 HLTH F235 KX1 4 Medical Coding asynch. eLearning 1/11–5/1
34525 HLTH F237 KX1 3 Inpatient Health Care Reimbursement asynch. eLearning 1/11–5/1
37025 HUMS F250 2 Mindfulness for Well-being F 12:00–2:00pm 1/11–4/9
36143 LS F101X UK1 1 Library Information and Research R 6:50–8:50pm 1/11–2/26
36086 MATH F065 UK1 1 Mathematics Skills T 4:00–5:00pm 1/11–5/1
36087 MATH F065 UK2 1 Mathematics Skills R 4:00–5:00pm 1/11–5/1
36088 MATH F068 UK1 4 Math Essentials M, W 4:30–6:30pm 1/11–5/1
36089 MATH F105 UK1 3 Intermediate Algebra T, R 6:50–8:20pm 1/11–5/1
36474 MATH F151X UK1 4 College Algebra for Calculus M, W 2:00–4:00pm 1/11–5/1
37110 RECR F120C UK1 1 Beginning Yoga T, R 2:15–3:45pm 1/11–5/1
37072 SWK F220 3 Ethics, Values & Social Work Practice T, R 12:00–1:30pm 1/11–4/30
37078 WRTG F111X 3 Writing Across Contexts M, W 12:30–2:00pm 1/11–5/1
37036 WRTG F213 3 Writing and the Sciences T, R 12:30–2:00pm 1/11–5/1
36149 YUP F103 UK1 3 Conversational Central Yup’ik I (an, a) T, R 5:10–6:40pm 1/11–5/1
36150 YUP F104 UK1 3 Conversational Central Yup’ik II (an, a) T, R 5:10–6:40pm 1/11–5/1
36151 YUP F130 UK1 3 Beginning Yup’ik Grammar (an, h, a) M, W 11:00–12:30pm 1/11–5/1
2KuC Spring 2021 Course Schedule
Kuskokwim Campus, College of Rural and Community Development • www.uaf.edu/bethel • 1-800-478-5822 • 907-543-4500
Academic Calendar for Spring Semester 2021
October 26 Spring 2021 course list available at UAOnline
November 9 Spring registration and fee payment opens for UAF degree-seeking students
November 23 Spring registration opens (all UAF, UAA, and UAS students, including nondegree
seeking)
January 4 Campus reopens for spring 2021 registration
5 Sackett Hall opens for Freshman Orientation
TBA Freshman Orientation
10 Sackett Hall opens for returning students
11 First day of instruction; late registration begins.
18 Alaska Civil Rights Day (campus closed)
22 Last day to add classes, late registration, 5 PM in person, midnight at
UAOnline
22 Last day to drop with 100% Refund of Tuition & Fees (Course does not appear
on academic record)
24 Deadline for tuition and fee payment. Late fee applied after this date.
February 8 Assessment (4th week ESP students) for Semester Courses
15 Last day to apply for spring 2021 graduation
15 Last day to apply for UA Foundation and privately funded scholarship applications
22 Early progress reports due (Mandatory for CRCD)
March 8-12 Spring Break (No Classes)
7-15 Sackett Hall dorm closed (7th @5pm & reopens 15th)
12 University Holiday (most offices closed)
26 Last day for student/faculty initiated withdrawals (W grade given for course)
29 Assessment (12th week ESP students) for Semester Courses
April 5 Registration and fee payment opens for fall 2021
26 Last Day of Instruction
30 KuC Commencement
April 27-May1 Final Exams
2 Sackett Hall Closes at 5pm
5 Deadline for Faculty to Post Final Grades, noon
To view the full 2020-2021 Academic Calendar visit: https://catalog.uaf.edu/calendar/calendar20-21
Please Note: Students must pay their balance in full or be enrolled in a payment contract by the
published deadline or they will be dropped from classes.
To be reinstated after being dropped, students must pay their balance in full or be enrolled in a
payment contract, pay the late fees and the reinstatement fee.
12/3/2020
2Register for Classes Books
You need to be an active degree seeking student Once you register for a course, order books
or nondegree seeking student. online at www.bkstr.com
For questions on orders contact: 1-907-474-7348
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Once you register on uaonline click on the get
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books button which will direct you to your list of
advisor before registering. Advisors will “pin” you
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Ways to Register: students/payments/payment-plan.php
• Log in to your account at
UAOnline.alaska.edu 2020-2021 UAF RESIDENT TUITION + FEES
• Or print a registration form from KuC Course Level Per-credit Network Rural fee: $20 Example:
website tuition charge Facilities fee: $6 3-credit
class
Email to: Danny Nelson at
100 & 200 $234 $9 $26 $807*
dnelson23@alaska.edu level courses
Fax to Student Services 907-543-4527 300 & 400 $282 $11 $26 $957*
Mail to: level courses
Student Services Graduate- $513 $21 $26 $1,680*
Kuskokwim Campus Level courses
*These examples do not include books, lab fees, etc.
P.O. Box 368, Bethel, AK 99559
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Number (CRN) or check the box next to • Agency pay: If an agency is responsible for
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How to read course descriptions
Dept Course# Section# Credits Requirement Designator*
ANS F150 UK1 1 cr (an, s, a)
Title & Instructor Interpretive Communication Sally Samson
Course Reference Number (CRN) CRN: 36789
Course Description Communication processes in Yup'ik and English speaking cultures. Solutions to
identify problem areas in cross-cultural communication. Situations such as
conversations, meetings, translating and interpreting. Interpreting meaning in what
is communicated between people of different sociocultural backgrounds.
Kuskokwim Campus only.
Days, Times, and Dates T 10:00am–11:00am 1/11–5/1
Delivery Method Distance Delivery
Textbook Instructions No textbook required
Cost for AK Residents Tuition & Fees: $243.00 Limit 20 students
*Requirement Designator:
Some courses have letters in parenthesis after the title, indicating what requirement the
course will fulfill.
(h) humanities credit (m) math credit
(n) natural science credit (s) social science credit
(o) oral intensive credit (w) writing intensive credit
(a) content is relevant to Northern, Arctic or Circumpolar studies
(an) Alaska Native-themed
X = Baccalaureate Core Requirements are shown directly after the course number.
Example: ANTH F100X K01.
Kuskokwim Campus Section Numbers:
K0 = daytime course KE = evening course after 5pm
KW = weekend course KA = in-region distance delivered course
KV = village based course UK = KuC statewide distance delivered
KX = KuC e-Learning-Online DK = KuC CRCD region distance delivered
KuC Spring 2021 Course Schedule is based on current information and University
guidelines. Due to the Cov-19 pandemic, guidelines may change as we adapt to possible
further recommendations or mandates from UAF, State of Alaska, and CDC.
6KuC Spring 2021 Course Schedule
ALASKA NATIVE LANGUAGES of language and literacy. Includes a balance of individual
and small group experiences, child-centered curriculum
ANS F150 UK1 1 cr (an, s, a)
and teacher-directed times, as well as transitions. Focus
Interpretive Communication Sally Samson
on emergent curriculum, active learning and play. The use
CRN: 36789 spsamson@alaska.edu
of local materials and resources is incorporated. Labs
Distance Delivery Course: Communication processes in
required.
Yup'ik and English speaking cultures. Solutions to identify
Prerequisites: Placement in WRTG F111X or higher or;
problem areas in cross-cultural communication.
permission of the program head.
Situations such as conversations, meetings, translating
T 5:40pm–7:10pm 1/11/21–5/01/21
and interpreting. Interpreting meaning in what is
Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806
communicated between people of different sociocultural
Student Code: 9498299#
backgrounds. Kuskokwim Campus only.
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com
T 10:00–11:00am 1/11/21–5/01/21
Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 20 students
Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806
Student Code: 1394096# ECE F170 UK1 3 cr
No textbook required. Practicum 1 Jacqueline Tagaban
Tuition & Fees: $269.00 Limit 20 students CRN: 36145 jctagaban@alaska.edu
Distance Delivery Course: A guided student teaching
ANTHROPOLOGY experience in working with a group of 0-8 year old
ANTH F100X UK1 3 cr (s) children. Students apply skill in providing quality early
Individual, Society and Culture Steve Street care and education based on the knowledge of early
CRN: 36472 srstreet@alaska.edu childhood theories and approved practices. Assumes
Distance Delivery Course: An examination of the increasing responsibility for planning and lead teaching.
complex social arrangements guiding individual behavior Prerequisites: ECE F101; ECE F104X; ECE F107X;
and common human concerns in contrasting cultural ECE F110, ECE F119; ECE F140; ECE F213; ECE F229.
contexts. R 3:30–5:00pm 1/11/21–5/01/21
Prerequisites: Placement in WRTG F111X Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806
M, W 6:50pm–8:20pm 1/11/21–5/01/21 Student Code: 9498299#
Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806 Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com
Student Code: 2397413# Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 6 students
Order textbooks at www.crcd-gotbooks.com
Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 20 students ECE F242 UK1 3 cr
Child and Family Ecology Jacqueline Tagaban
COMMUNICATION & JOURNALISM CRN: 36146 jctagaban@alaska.edu
COJO F141X 3 cr Distance Delivery Course: Examines the influences the
Fundamentals of Oral Communication: Public Context family has on the child, family dynamics and issues
Ben Kuntz impacting families. Focus on the importance of
CRN: 37037 bckuntz@alaska.edu understanding relationship building, support for families
Distance Delivery Course: Speaking skills for individual and interpersonal skill development that is culturally
presentation. Includes verbal and nonverbal skills, critical conducive with individual communities. Examines the
thinking in selecting and organizing materials, audience ECE program’s policies and procedures on families and
analysis, informative and persuasive speaking, and actual parental involvement. Includes practical applications of
presentations. Student evaluations are based on course reading and content.
nationally normed speaking competencies. Prerequisites: Placement in WRTG F111X or higher or
M, W 9:15am–10:45am 1/11/21–5/01/21 permission of the program head.
Audio Conference Number:1-866-832-7806 Student W 5:40pm–7:10pm 1/11/21–5/01/21
Code: 6802924# Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806
Order textbooks at www.crcd-gotbooks.com Student Code: 9498299#
Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 19 students Order textbooks at www.crcd-gotbooks.com
Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 20 students
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
ECE F119 UK1 3 cr
Curriculum 1: Princ & Practice Jacqueline Tagaban
CRN: 36144 jctagaban@alaska.edu
Distance Delivery Course: Methods of creating and
facilitating individually and culturally appropriate
curriculum for young children. Establishing integrated,
meaningful and relevant experiences applied to the area
7ECE F270 UK1 3 cr Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 20 students
Practicum II Jacqueline Tagaban
CRN: 36147 jctagaban@alaska.edu WRTG F213X 3 cr
Distance Delivery Course: An advanced guided field Writing and the Sciences Ben Kuntz
experience in working with a group of young children in a CRN: 37036 bckuntz@alaska.edu
school or center. May include teaching in a team situation Distance Delivery Course: An introduction to what
and working with families. writing is and does and how people learn to do it in the
Prerequisites: ECE F170; Placement in WRTG F111X. social and natural sciences, with a focus on the
R 3:30pm–5:00pm 1/11/21–5/01/21 disciplinary questions, methods and reasoning that shape
Audio Conference Number:1-866-832-7806 Student the genres and writing practices in the field.
Code: 9498299# Prerequisites: WRTG F111X. Recommended
No textbook required. Sophomore standing.
Tuition & Fees: $807.00 Limit 6 students T, R 12:30pm–2:00pm 1/11/21–5/01/21
Audio Conference Number:1-866-832-7806
ECE F301 UK1 3 cr Student Code: 6802924#
Parents as Partners in Education Jacqueline Tagaban Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com
CRN: 36148 jctagaban@alaska.edu Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 19 students
Distance Delivery Course: Study of strategies that will
assist those who work with children and/or families to ETHNOBOTANY
facilitate supportive partnerships with parents. Includes
partnerships, contemporary issues, school and home- EBOT F200 UK1 1 cr (a)
based programs, rights and responsibilities, professional Seminar in Ethnobotany Lisa Strecker
ethics, and parents with special or unique needs. CRN: 36153 lstrecker@alaska.edu
Prerequisites: WRTG F211X, WRTG F212X, Distance Delivery/Web-delivered Course: Surveys
WRTG F213X or WRTG F214X. basic concepts of ethnobotany and ethnoecology, with
W 7:20pm–8:50pm 1/11/21–5/01/21 emphasis on how people use plants, the role of plants in
Audio Conference Number:1-866-832-7806 Student traditional food systems, and the dynamics of human-
Code: 9498299# plant-ecosystem interactions in a context of rapid social,
No textbook required. ecological and climatic change. Lectures and discussion
Tuition & Fees: $957.00 Limit 20 students focus specifically on plant use in Alaska and other high
latitude geographic and ecological settings, but
ENGLISH, DEVELOPMENTAL ENGLISH, ethnobotanical research in mid latitude and tropical
settings will be referenced where appropriate. Students
and WRITING will gain a basic understanding of plant biology and
ENGL F270X 3 cr (h) taxonomy; plants and ecosystem services; the use of
Introduction to Creative Writing Ben Kuntz native Alaska plants for food and medicines; the
CRN: 37012 bckuntz@alaska.edu economics of innovative plant-based businesses; and the
Distance Delivery Course: Forms and techniques of cultural and economic significance of plant use to other
fiction, poetry and creative nonfiction for beginning cultures worldwide.
students; discussion of students' work in class and in Prerequisites: EBOT F100
individual conferences. Close study of the techniques of Notes: Students need digital camera, headset with mic
established writers. and VHS player (VCR)
Prerequisites: WRTG F111X. W 6:00pm–7:00pm 1/13/21–5/1/21
M, W 5:10pm–6:40pm 01/11/21–05/01/21 Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806
Audio Conference Number:1-866-832-7806 Student Code: 1297018#
Student Code: 6802924# No textbooks required.
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com Tuition & Fees: $269.00 Limit 20 students
Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 16 students
EBOT F230 UK1 3 cr (a)
WRTG F111X 3 cr Ethnobotanical Chemistry Kevin Jernigan
Writing Across Contexts Ben Kuntz CRN: 36250 kjernigan@alaska.edu
CRN: 37078 bckuntz@alaska.edu Distance Delivery/Web-delivered Course: Basic
Distance Delivery Course: An introduction to writing understanding of chemical structure and function of
strategies and processes for reading and responding to medicinally active plant compounds. How and why plants
rhetorical situations across a variety of public and produce primary and secondary compounds, how
academic contexts. humans use these compounds and methods used to
Prerequisites: Placement into WRTG F111X. isolate and deliver plant-derived compounds. How drugs
M, W 12:30pm–2:00pm 1/11/21–5/01/21 are derived from plants and the ethics of bioprospecting.
Audio Conference Number:1-866-832-7806 Medicinal flora of Alaska from a chemical perspective.
Student Code: 6802924# Prerequisites: EBOT F100; CHEM F103X OR CHEM
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com F105X.
8Notes: Students need digital camera, headset with mic HEALTH
Must have Windows, Mac or Unix computer less than 3
HEALTH – Asynchronous Delivery
years old with 64 MB RAM and sound card.
M, R 6:50pm–8:20pm 1/12/21–5/1/21 KuC online courses are available through the UAFe-
Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806 Learning department at http://elearning.uaf.edu 1-800-
Student Code: 5721599# 277-8060. Tuition and special fees apply.
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com Note: Courses are delivered asynchronous, on-line.
Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 20 students Students must have computer access.
Special Requirements: Access to Blackboard and
EBOT F251 UK1 2 cr (a) Blackboard Collaborate, Computer, Email, and Internet.
Applied Ethnobotany Spring Lisa Strecker For e-Learning, X and FM section courses: Purchase
CRN: 36152 lstrecker@alaska.edu books through UAF Bookstore
Distance Delivery/Web-delivered Course: This is the Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com
Spring section of a year-round course cycle consisting of Phone: (907)474-7348 Toll Free: (888) 280-8500
two non-sequential applied courses (fall and spring) that email: uaf@bkstr.com
explore the seasonally-appropriate cultural uses of plants Courses Start 1/11/21 and End 5/1/21
in a Native and non-native, mainly Alaskan, context. HLTH F100 KX1 3 cr
Emphasis will be placed on the underlying scientific Medical Terminology Shawn Russell
aspects of harvesting and using plants. Students will CRN: 34514 smrussell@alaska.edu
deepen their understanding of human-plant relationships HLTH F100 KX2 3 cr
which will guide them into further studies in ethnobotany Medical Terminology Shawn Russell
and related disciplines. CRN: 34515 smrussell@alaska.edu
Note: Students need a digital camera, headset with mic
and computer with Windows OS. HLTH F106 KX1 3 cr
Prerequisites: EBOT F100 Human Behavior in Health Care Shawn Russell
Special Requirements: Blackboard, Computer, E-mail, CRN: 34516 smrussell@alaska.edu
Phone, and Internet. HLTH F110 KX1 2 cr
Sat 9:00am–12:00pm 1/16/21–5/01/21 Professional Skills for the Workplace
Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806 CRN: 34517 Karina Gonzales-Smith
Student Code: 1297018# 1/11/21–3/7/21 ksgonzales@alaska.edu
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com
Tuition & Fees: $538.00 + books Limit 20 students HLTH F116 KX1 3 cr
Mathematics in Health Care Karina Gonzales-Smith
CRN: 34518 ksgonzales@alaska.edu
EBOT F336 KA1 3 cr
Ethnomycology Sveta Yamin-Pasternak HLTH F118 KX1 2 cr
CRN: 36947 syamin@alaska.edu Medical Law and Ethics BJ Aldrich
Distance Delivery/Web-delivered Course: As an CRN: 34519 bjaldrich@alaska.edu
introductory overview of ethnomycology, the course aims HLTH F130 KX1 3 cr
to provide students with greater awareness and Medical Office Technology Christian Beks
appreciation of the ways in which the study of the human CRN: 34520 cgbeks@alaska.edu
relationships with fungi can shed light on broader cultural
HLTH F203 KX1 3 cr
processes and socioecological interactions. Scholarly
Science of Nutrition Shawn Russell
investigation of human beliefs and practices surrounding
CRN: 34521 smrussell@alaska.edu
mushrooms and other fungi is known as a study in
ethnomycology. HLTH F203 KX2 3 cr
Prerequisites: EBOT F100 and ANTH F100X Science of Nutrition Shawn Russell
Cross listed and stacked: CL# Cross-listed with ANTH CRN: 34522 smrussell@alaska.edu
F336 HLTH F235 KX1 4 cr
Special Requirements: Blackboard, Computer, E-mail, Medical Coding Shawn Russell
Phone, and Internet. CRN: 34524 smrussell@alaska.edu
T 6:00pm–9:00pm 1/11/21–5/01/21 HLTH F237 KX1 3 cr
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com Inpatient Health Care Reimbursement Shawn Russell
Tuition & Fees: $957.00 + books Limit 16 students CRN: 34525 smrussell@alaska.edu
9HUMAN SERVICES MATH F065 UK2 1 cr
HUMS F250 2 cr Mathematics Skills (Lab) Kelechukwu “KC” Alu
Mindfulness for Well-being DeShan Foret CRN: 36087 kalu@alaska.edu
CRN: 37025 dforet@alaska.edu Distance Delivery Course: Designed to assist students
Distance Delivery Course: Selected current issues of in reviewing and reinforcing course concepts covered by
importance to the human service field. Emphasis on MATH F054, MATH F055, MATH F062, MATH F105 and
issues impacting Alaskan communities. Repeatable for MATH F105N. Consists of instruction which may include
credit by Human Services majors to a maximum of 9 lab instruction, individual student work or group work.
credits. May be repeated.
F 12:00pm–2:00pm 1/11/21–4/9/21 Prerequisites: Appropriate placement test scores.
S 10:00am–2:00pm 2/20/21–2/20/21 Required: Blackboard and Internet.
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com Note: For students enrolled in Math F105 CRN 36088 and
Tuition & Fees: $538.00 + books Limit 18 students Math F151X CRN 36474
R 4:00pm–5:00pm 1/11/21–5/01/21
LIBRARY SCIENCE Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806
LS F101X UK1 1 cr Student Code: 1902288#
Library Information and Research Theresa Quiner No textbook required.
CRN: 36143 tquiner@alaska.edu Tuition & Fees: $269.00 Limit 20 students
Computer Online Course: Introduction to effective
MATH F068 UK1 4 cr
library research methods and principles of information
Math Essentials Kelechukwu “KC” Alu
organization and retrieval. Emphasis on applied
CRN: 36088 kalu@alaska.edu
experience with finding and evaluating information,
Distance Delivery Course: Teaches the concepts of
especially through use of library catalogs, journal indexes
basic arithmetic and introductory algebra. Includes
and Internet resources. Some sections may emphasize
operations and properties on real numbers; ratios;
selected academic areas. Also available online via UAF
proportion; percent; scientific notation; variation; topics
eCampus.
from consumer mathematics; evaluation of literal
Special Requirements: Computer, Internet, E-mail
expressions; solution and graphs of linear equations and
Recommended: Personal laptop.
inequalities; radicals and exponents; polynomials;
R 6:50pm–8:50pm 1/11/21–2/26/21
factoring and special products; fundamental operations
No textbook required.
with algebraic fractions; solution of quadratic equations;
Tuition & Fees: $269.00 Limit 20 students
and elementary systems of equations. Geometric
formulae are presented on a case-to-case basis as
MATHEMATICS
needed. Student success strategies and college
MATH F065 UK1 1 cr readiness skills are emphasized.
Mathematics Skills Kelechukwu “KC” Alu Prerequisites: Appropriate placement scores required.
CRN: 36086 kalu@alaska.edu Required: Blackboard and Internet.
Distance Delivery Course: Designed to assist students M, W 4:30pm–6:30pm 1/11/21–5/01/21
in reviewing and reinforcing course concepts covered by Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806
MATH F054, MATH F055, MATH F062, MATH F105 and Student Code: 1902288#
MATH F105N. Consists of instruction which may include Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com
lab instruction, individual student work or group work. Tuition & Fees: $1,076.00 + books Limit 20 students
May be repeated. Recommended for students who need
more time and help to master the material in MATH F105 UK1 3 cr
Developmental Math courses. Intermediate Algebra Kelechukwu “KC” Alu
Prerequisites: Appropriate placement test scores. CRN: 36089 kalu@alaska.edu
Required: Blackboard and Internet. Distance Delivery Course: Includes exponents,
T 4:00pm–5:00pm 1/11/21–5/01/21 radicals, graphing, systems of equations, quadratic
Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806 equations and inequalities, logarithms and exponentials
Student Code: 1902288# and complex numbers using alternative teaching styles.
No textbook required. Prerequisites: MATH F055, MATH F055F, MATH F062,
Tuition & Fees: $269.00 Limit 20 students MATH F068, MATH F105, MATH F105J, or appropriate
placement scores; prerequisite courses and placement
scores must be taken within one calendar year.
Special Requirements: Blackboard and Internet.
T, R 6:50pm–8:20pm 1/11/21–5/01/21
Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806
www.facebook.com/KuskokwimCampus Student Code: 1902288#
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com
Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 20 students
10MATH F151X UK1 4 cr (m) YUP F130 UK1 3 cr (an, h, a)
College Algebra for Calculus Kelechukwu “KC” Alu Beginning Yup’ik Grammar Sally Samson
CRN: 36474 kalu@alaska.edu CRN: 36151 spsamson@alaska.edu
Distance Delivery Course: Numbers and data help us Distance Delivery Course: An entry-level class for
understand our society. In this course, we develop persons fluent in Central Yup'ik. Covers reading - silent
mathematical concepts and tools to understand what and oral - and writing, emphasizing specific skills and
numbers and data can tell us. Topics may include the practical application of those skills through writing
mathematics of elections and voting, modeling population assignments. Dialect differences in the Central Yup'ik
growth, financial mathematics, polls and surveying, and region are used to demonstrate standardization of the
introductory probability and descriptive statistics. writing systems.
Prerequisites: An appropriate score on the math Prerequisites: YUP F103 or YUP F122 or basic
placement test, or MATH F105, MATH F105N or MATH conversational Yup'ik skills.
F105J. T, R 11:00–12:30pm 1/11/21–5/1/21
Special Requirements: Blackboard and Internet. Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806
M, W 2:00pm–4:00pm 1/11/21–5/01/21 Student Code: 1394096#
Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806 Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com
Student Code: 1902288# Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 20 students
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com
Tuition & Fees: $1,076.00 + books Limit 20 students
RECREATION
RECR F120C UK1 1 cr
Beginning Yoga DeShan Foret
CRN: 37110 dforet@alaska.edu
Distance Delivery Course by Zoom: Beginning
concepts and philosophy of yoga, breathing, postures,
meditation, Sanskrit names of exercises, increased
muscle tone and flexibility.
T, R 2:15 pm–3:35 pm 1/11/21–5/01/21
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com
Tuition & Fees: $269.00 + books Limit 20 student
YUP’IK
YUP F103X UK1 3 cr (a, an)
Conversational Central Yup’ik I Catherine Moses
CRN: 36149 cmmoses@alaska.edu
Distance Delivery Course: Entry-level course to learn to
speak and understand Yup'ik Eskimo. Focus on
communication in everyday situations. Kuskokwim and
Northwest campuses only.
T, R 5:10pm–6:40pm 1/11/21–5/1/21 Want to begin? Please visit us online:
Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806 http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/schoolofnursing/rrann or contact:
Student Code: 7969489#
Order your textbooks at www.uaf.bkstr.com Jessica Glore, Student Services Manager &
Tuition & Fees: $807.00 + books Limit 20 students RRANN Student Success Facilitator
Student Services, Kuskokwim Campus, UAF
YUP F104 UK1 3 cr (a, an) P.O. Box 368•201 Akiak Drive•Bethel, Alaska 99559
Conversational Central Yup’ik II Sally Samson
CRN: 36150 spsamson@alaska.edu Office (907) 543-4559 KuC (907) 543-4500
Distance Delivery Course: Continuation of YUP F103. Fax: (907) 543- 4527•Office hours: M-F 8:30am to 5:30 pm
Beginning level Yup'ik Eskimo. Focus on communication
in everyday situations. Kuskokwim and Northwest Upcoming UAA School of Nursing application deadline for
campuses only. Bethel: July 1, 2022. Start date January 2023.
Prerequisites: YUP F103.
Required: Blackboard and Internet Follow RRANN on FACEBOOK!\
T, R 5:10pm–6:40pm 1/11/21–5/01/21 Follow KuC on Facebook!
Audio Conference Number: 1-866-832-7806 or visit us
Student Code: 1394096# www.uaf.edu/bethel
No textbook required.
Tuition & Fees: $807.00 Limit 20 students
11RURAL HUMAN SERVICES AND HUMAN SERVICES PROGRAM (Closed Cohorts)
RURAL HUMAN SERVICES RHS F150 KA1 2 cr (a)
Introduction to Rural Counseling
RHS F110 K01 1 cr Diane McEachern
Cross Cultural Bridging Skills dmmceachern@alaska.edu
Diane McEachern RHS Closed Cohort Course: Identification and
dmmeachern@alaska.edu examination of issues relevant to the delivery of rural
RHS Closed Cohort: Issues and impacts relevant counseling services focusing on developing the
to effective cross-cultural communication. understanding and skills necessary for the effective
Understanding barriers to effective cross-cultural delivery of rural counseling services. Opportunities
communication in rural settings and development of for development of basic rural counseling skills with
effective cross-cultural communication skills from a emphasis on integration of Native values and
Native perspective. Development of bridging and principles and exploring strategies that facilitate
networking skills that integrate Native values and positive individual, family, and community growth
principles. Student must spend one week in and development through enhancement of healthy
intensive study at selected delivery site. lifestyles in rural Native communities.
Intensive in Bethel Intensive in Bethel
Textbook provided by the instructor. Textbook provided by the instructor.
Tuition: Contact the instructor. Limit 35 students Tuition: Contact the instructor. Limit 35 students
RHS F120 KA1 2 cr (a) RHS F220 KA1 2 cr (a)
Family Systems I Diane McEachern Family Systems II Diane McEachern
dmmceachern@alaska.edu dmmceachern@alaska.edu
RHS Closed Cohort Course: Survey of historical RHS Closed Cohort Course: The dynamics and
forces that exerted influence on Alaska Native issues relevant to personal healing and recovery
families, the impacts of those forces and discussion from a Native perspective focusing on developing
of their contemporary effects from a Native the understanding and skills necessary to healing
perspective. Focus on developing options and and recovery in Native individuals, families and
strategies for developing healthy Native families as communities. Emphasis on achieving healthy
the foundation for healthy Native communities. lifestyles through self-understanding based on truth,
Emphasis on developing the understanding and grieving and positive proactive repositioning.
skills necessary to facilitate development and Intensive in Bethel
maintenance of healthy families through healthy Textbook provided by the instructor.
individuals. Tuition: Contact the instructor. Limit 35 students
Intensive in Bethel
Textbook provided by the instructor. RHS F250 K01 2 cr (s)
Tuition: Contact the instructor. Limit 35 students Rural Counseling II Diane McEachern
dmmeachern@alaska.edu
RHS F140 K01 1 cr RHS Closed Cohort: Differences and similarities
Alaska Native Values and Principles between Native and Western counseling skills.
Diane McEachern Issues relevant to the development and delivery of
dmmeachern@alaska.edu basic rural counseling skills and services. Focuses
RHS Closed Cohort: Traditional Native values and on identifying and building on individual, family and
principles, their applicability to today’s world and community strengths as the foundation for
issues relevant to their integration into today’s development of intervention strategies. Addresses
lifestyles. Developing understanding and skills the importance of integrating Native traditional
necessary for facilitating formulation of positive values and principles into intervention strategies
world views within Native individuals, families and and service delivery. Emphasis on developing and
communities. Explores the role of spirituality in a enhancing basic rural counseling skills and short –
variety of Alaska Native cultures. Student must and long – term intervention strategies. Student
spend three days in intensive study at selected must spend one week in intensive study at selected
delivery site delivery site.
Intensive in Bethel Intensive in Bethel
Textbook provided by the instructor. Textbook provided by the instructor.
Tuition: Contact the instructor. Limit 35 students Tuition: Contact the instructor. Limit 35 students
12RHS F260 K01 2 cr (s)
Addictions: Intervention and Treatment
Diane McEachern
dmmeachern@alaska.edu
RHS Closed Cohort: Dynamics, issues, impacts,
treatment options and intervention strategies
relevant to behavioral and chemical addictions.
Understanding addictive process and developing
treatment options and intervention strategies from
a Native perspective. Emphasis on development of
treatment options and intervention strategies that
integrate Native values and principles. Student
must spend one week in intensive study at selected
delivery site.
Intensive in Bethel
Textbook provided by the instructor.
Tuition: Contact the instructor. Limit 35 students.
RHS F285 KA1 2 cr (a)
Case Management Diane McEachern
dmmeachern@alaska.edu
RHS Closed Cohort: Identification and discussion
of issues, components, procedures,
responsibilities, skills and processes for case
management in rural settings with diverse
populations. Emphasis on case management
processes unique to rural and village Alaska and to
the fields of mental health, addictions and
interpersonal violence, Oral and written
communication skills essential to effective case
management explored. Student must be willing and
able to work independently outside the classroom
and in the community.
Intensive in Bethel
Textbook provided by the instructor.
Tuition: Contact the instructor. Limit 35 students.
SOCIAL WORK
SWK F220 KA1 3 cr (a)
Ethics, Values, and Social Work Practice
Diane McEachern
dmmeachern@alaska.edu
HUMS Closed Cohort, Audio Conference
Course: The professional nature and meaning of
generalist social work practice. Examines the
NASW code of ethics. Introduces interpersonal
communication and interviewing. Assists students
in making decisions about social work or other
helping professions.
Prerequisites: SWK F103 or permission of
instructor.
Textbook provided by the instructor.
Tuition: Contact the instructor. Limit 35 students
13KuC Spring 2021 ON-CAMPUS & DISTANCE DELIVERED DAILY SCHEDULE
Start End Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
9:00 am 12:00 am EBOT F251 UK1
9:15 am 10:45 am COJO F141 COJO F141
9:45 am 11:15 am ANS F111X ANS F111X
10:00 am 11:00 am ANL F150
12:30 pm YUP F130 UK1 YUP F130 UK1
11:00 am TM F101 TM F101
1:00 pm TM F293 TM F293
TM F201 TM 201
11:30 am 1:00 pm RD F225 RD F225
12:00 pm 2:00 pm HUMS F250
12:30 pm 2:00 pm WRTG F111X WRTG F213 WRTG F111X WRTG F213
1:50 pm 2:50 pm WRTG F068
2:00 pm 4:00 pm MATH F151 UK1 MATH F151 UK1
2:15 pm 3:45 pm RECR F120C UK1 RECR F120C UK1
4:30 pm WRTG F111X WRTG F111X
3:00 pm TM F105 TM F105
5:00 pm
TM F205 TM F205
3:30 pm 5:00 pm ANS F242X ANS F242X ECE F170/270 UK1
3:40 pm 5:10 pm ENVI F220 ENVI F220
4:00 pm 5:00 pm MATH F065 UK1 MATH F065 UK2
4:30 pm 6:30 pm MATH F068 UK1 MATH F068 UK1
5:00 pm 8:00 pm WRTG F211
ABUS F154 ABUS F231 ABUS F154BIOL ABUS F231
BIOL F111X BIOL F103X F111X BIOL F103X
CHEM F103X PHYS F102X CHEM F103X PHYS F102X
5:10 pm 6:40 pm
ENGL F270 WRTG F110 ENGL F270 WRTG F110
ENVI F101 YUP F103 UK1 ENVI F101 YUP F103 UK1
WRTG F111X YUP F104 UK1 WRTG F111X YUP F104 UK1
MATH F054 MATH F054
5:30 pm 6:30 pm
MATH F152 MATH F152
5:40 pm 7:10 pm ECE F240 ECE F119 UK1 ECE F242 UK1 ECE F107
7:00 pm EBOT F200 UK1
6:00 pm
9:00 pm EBOT F336 KA1
ABUS F179 ABUS F179
COJO F131 COJO F131
ANTH F100X UK1 ANTH F100X UK1
8:20 pm EBOT F230 UK1 EBOT F230 UK1
6:50 pm WRTG F213 WRTG F213
GEOG F101 GEOG F101
MATH F105 UK1 MATH F105 UK1
8:50 pm LS F101X UK1
BIOL F112X BIOL F112X Sun: BIOL F100X
7:00 pm 8:30 pm BIOL F100X
MATH F113X MATH F113X
7:20 pm 8:50 pm ECE F301 UK1
Blue – Distance Course
BROWN: Cross Regional Distance Course
Courses not listed on the daily schedule:
HEALTH – F110, HLTH F116, HLTH F118, HLTH F130, HLTH F132, and HLTH 235
RHS and other closed cohort courses are not listed on the daily schedule:
RHS F110 K01, RHS F140 K01, RHS F250 K01, RHS F260 K01, SWK F220 KA1, WRTG F111X
14KUSKOKWIM CAMPUS DIRECTORY
P.O. Box 368•Bethel, Alaska 99559
Toll-free: 1-800-478-5822•Phone: (907)543-4500•Fax: (907)543-4527•Web site: www.uaf.edu/bethel
Acting Director
Linda Curda Staff Staff continued Adjunct Faculty
lrcurda@alaska.edu Paul Adams Ron Kaiser BJ Aldrich, HLTH
Sacket Hall Head Cook Crafts & Trades III bjaldrich@alaska.edu
543-4540, 350-0342
pbadams@alaska.edu rjkaiser@alaska.edu Chris Beks, HLTH
Assistant Director 543-4591 543-4536 cgbeks@alaska.edu
Katie Rearden Cindy Andrecheck Kendra Krenz Karina Gonzales-Smith
Writing Center Coordinator Academic and Career Advisor HLTH,
karearden@alaska.edu crandrecheck@alaska.edu kgkrenz@alaska.edu ksgonzales @alaska.edu
543-4558 543-4573 543-4587
Kevin Jernigan, EBOT
Faculty Ruby Anvil Sarah Larson kjernigan@alaska.edu
Kelechukwu “KC” Alu Receptionist and Admin. Asst. Wellness Programming
kranvil2@alaska.edu Specialist/JV Catherine Moses, YUP
Developmental Math
543-4500 sjlarson@alaska.edu cmmoses@alaska.edu
kalu@alaska.edu
543-4525 Julie Carpenter 543-4535 Sveta Yamin-Pasternak
Fiscal Officer, B.O. Agnes McIntyre EBOT
Linda Curda, UAF CHAP
julie.carpenter@alaska.edu Academic Advisor Emerging syamin@alaska.edu
CRCD Community Health
lrcurda@alaska.edu 543-4550 Scholars Program Coordinator Steve Street, ANTH
350-0342 Dorothy Chase amcintyr@alaska.edu srstreet@alaska.edu
DeShan Foret Financial Aid Coordinator/Advisor 543-4554
Counselor and Social Science dechase@alaska.edu Mikayla Miller Affiliate Faculty
dforet@alaska.edu 543-4563 Youth Services Assistant
543-4526 Gerald Domnick msmiller8@alaska.edu Community Health
Benjamin Kuntz Manager, Local Area Network 543-4504 Aide Program (CHAP)
English (LAN) Danny Nelson Asela Calhoun
bckuntz@alaska.edu gsdomnick@alaska.edu Student Services Technician Director,
543-4581 543-4590 dnelson23@alaska.edu CHA Program/Education
Melinda Flemings 543-4505
Diane McEachern Rahnia Boyer
Human Services Fiscal Technician, B.O. Eleanor Oser V.P Village Health/Workforce
dmmceachern@alaska.edu mflemi14@alaska.edu Jesuit Volunteer Development
543-4597 543-4504 emoser2@alaska.edu
543-4544 Haskell Derryberry
Rose Meier Jessica Glore Basic Training Instructor
Ethnobotany Student Success Manager & Theresa Quiner
RRANN Student Success Librarian Katherine Evon
rameier@alaska.edu Field Supervision Coordinator
474-6935 Facilitator tquiner@alaska.edu
jlglore@alaska.edu 543-4517 Jesse Gunlik
Joli Morgan 543-4559 Basic Training Instructor
Emeritus Professor Teddi Worrock
jbmorgan@alaska.edu Martha Glore Yupiit Piciryarait Manager Jessica Judy
543-4519 Office Manager tworrock@alaska.edu Training Center Coordinator
Director’s Office 543-4538 Rita Kalistook
Shawn Russell mmglore@alaska.edu
Allied Health Basic Training Instructor
543-4501
RAH Program Coordinator Placed Faculty and Barrie Levin
smrussell@alaska.edu Ryan Henderson Basic Training Instructor
260-9525 College Readiness Coordinator Staff
rlhenderson@alaska.edu Leif Albertson Barb Mickelson
Sally Samson 543-4580 Basic Training Instructor
Cooperative Ext. Service Agent
Yup’ik
Andrew James lealbertson@alaska.edu Cameron Mortensen
spsamson@alaska.edu
Sackett Hall Program Manager 543-4553 Basic Training Instructor
543-4530
ajames15@alaska.edu Sharon Chakuchin Marsha Smith
Lisa Strecker 543-4566 Food Stamp Nutrition Ed. Basic Training Instructor
Ethnobotany
John John schakuch@alaska.edu Jeffrey Thompson
lstrecker@alaska.edu
Sackett Hall Resident Director 543-4583 Basic Training Instructor
699-6414
jjohn15@alaska.edu Twyla Elhardt
Jacqueline Tagaban Brandon Nelson
543-4566 UAA Nursing Clinical Faculty
Early Childhood Education Basic Training Instructor
telhardt@alaska.edu
jctagaban@alaska.edu Carol Sanders
543-4506
543-4555 & 500-9940 Certification & Credentialing
Kellie Johnson Specialist
Bethel 4-H Program Caroline_Sanders@ykhc.org
Assistant Program Director 543-6145
kvjohnson3@alaska.edu
Rachelle White
UAA Nursing Faculty
rwhite76@alaska.edu
543-4532
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