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College of the Siskiyous

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Institutional Liaison: Meghan Witherell
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The Passport Block listed here is for general information only. Students must see the institution's website for access to the official block.

Passport Block

PASSPORT BLOCK OVERVIEW

Students must take one course from each of the nine blocks to fulfill the passport requirements.

ORAL COMMUNICATION

Students must take one course from the list of courses below.

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Courses in List 1
Required	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
	COMS	1100	Public Speaking
	COMS	1200	Small Group Communication
	COMS	1300	Interpersonal Communication
	COMS	1700	Introduction to Mass Communication

WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

Students must take one course from the list of courses below.

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Courses in List 1
Required	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
	ENGL	1001	College Composition
	ENGL	1502	Advanced Composition - Critical Thinking

QUANTITATIVE LITERACY

Students must take one course from the list of courses below.

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Courses in List 1
Required	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
	MATH	1050	Elementary Statistics
	MATH	1100	College Algebra
	MATH	1200	Pre-Calculus
	MATH	1400	Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
	MATH	1500	Calculus and Analytic Geometry II
	MATH	2400	Calculus and Analytic Geometry III
	MATH	2500	Ordinary Differential Equations
	MATH	2600	Introduction to Linear Algebra

NATURAL SCIENCES

Students must take one course from the list of courses below.

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Courses in List 1
Required	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
	ASTR	1110	Astronomy
	BIO	1000	Introduction to Life Sciences
	BIO	1400	Environmental Principles
	BIO	1500	Human Biology
	BIO	1700	Field Botany
	BIO	2100	General Biology I: Unity of Life
	BIO	2200	General Biology II: The Diversity of Life and Ecology
	BIO	2600	Microbiology
	BIO	2700	Human Anatomy
	BIO	2800	Human Physiology
	CHEM	1000	Introduction to Chemistry
	CHEM	1100	Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry
	CHEM	2000	General Chemistry I
	CHEM	2100	General Chemistry II
	ENVS	1002	Environmental Science
	GEOG	1110	Physical Geography
	GEOL	1110	Environmental Geology
	GEOL	1120	Geology of the National Parks
	GEOL	1130	Geology of California
	GEOL	1140	Oceanography
	GEOL	1210	Physical Geology/Lab
	GEOL	1220	Historical Geology/Lab
	PHYS	1001	Physics by Exploration
	PHYS	1010	Conceptual Physics
	PHYS	1105	General Physics I
	PHYS	1110	General Physics II
	PHYS	2105	Mechanical Physics, Oscillations, and Waves
	PHYS	2110	Electrical Physics, Light
	PHYS	2115	Heat, Modern, and Quantum Physics

HUMAN CULTURES

Students must take one course from the list of courses below.

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Courses in List 1
Required	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
	ASL	1020	Beginning American Sign Language
	ECE	1502	Serving Children and Families
	ENGL	1038	Multiculture Communication
	ENGL	1501	Advanced Composition - Literature
	ENGL	2043	World Literature I
	ENGL	2044	American Literature I
	ENGL	2046	British Literature I
	ENGL	2543	World Literature II
	ENGL	2544	American Literature II
	ENGL	2546	British Literature II
	HIST	1007	Native American History
	HIST	1009	World Civilizations to 1450
	HIST	1010	World Civilizations since 1450
	HUM	1001	Introduction to Humanities
	HUM	1005	Humanities and Film
	MUS	1234	Diversity in American Music
	PHIL	1001	Introduction to Philosophy
	PHIL	1003	Ethics
	PHIL	1014	Philosophy of Love, Sex, and Marriage
	PHIL	1020	World Religions: Western Cultures
	PHIL	1021	World Religions: Eastern Cultures

CRITICAL THINKING

Students must take one course from the list of courses below.

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Courses in List 1
Required	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
	ADJ	1001	Introduction to Administration of Justice
	ADJ	1505	Criminal Investigation
	ADJ	1517	Community Relations
	ADJ	2002	Concepts of Criminal Law
	ADJ	2524	Introductions to Corrections
	ADJ	2526	Criminal Court Process
	ANTH	1010	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
	ART	1009	Drawing
	BA	1001	Financial Accounting
	BA	1018	The Legal Environment of Business
	BA	1501	Managerial Accounting
	BIO	2200	General Biology II: The Diversity of Life and Ecology
	BIO	2700	Human Anatomy
	BIO	2800	Human Physiology
	CHEM	2000	General Chemistry I
	CHEM	2100	General Chemistry II
	COMS	1100	Public Speaking
	COMS	1200	Small Group Communication
	COMS	1300	Interpersonal Communication
	COMS	1500	Oral Interpretation
	COMS	1700	Introduction to Mass Communication
	CSCI	1001	Introduction to Computer Science
	CSCI	1004	Visual Basic Programming
	CSCI	1007	Programming I
	CSCI	1507	Programming II
	CSCI	2006	Assembly Language Programming
	CSCI	2010	Discrete Structures
	ECE	1001	Introduction to Early Childhood Education
	ECE	1002	Child Development
	ECE	1003	Child, Family, and Community
	ECE	1500	Introduction to Curriculum
	ECE	2000	Observing and Assessing: Desired Results and Developmentally Appropriate Environments
	ECE	2002	Child Nutrition, Health, and Safety
	ECE	2502	Early Childhood Education Practicum
	ECON	1010	Principles of Macroeconomics
	ECON	1020	Principles of Microeconomici
	ENGL	1001	College Composition
	ENGL	1038	Multicultural Communication
	ENGL	1501	Advanced Composition - Literature
	ENGL	1502	Advanced Composition - Critical Thinking
	ENGL	2043	World Literature I
	ENGL	2044	American Literature I
	ENGL	2046	British Literature I
	ENGL	2543	World Literature II
	ENGL	2544	American Literature II
	ENGL	2546	British Literature II
	GEOL	1130	Geology of California
	GEOL	1210	Physical Geology/Lab
	GEOL	1220	Historical Geology/Lab
	HIST	1004	Western Civilizations to 1600
	HIST	1005	Western Civilizations since 1600
	HIST	1017	United States History to 1877
	HIST	1018	United States History since 1877
	KINE	1000	Introduction to Kinesiology
	MATH	1050	Elementary Statistics
	MATH	1100	College Algebra
	MATH	1400	Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
	MATH	1500	Calculus and Analytic Geometry II
	MATH	2400	Calculus and Analytic Geometry III
	MATH	2500	Ordinary Differential Equations
	MUS	1004	Fundamentals of Music
	MUS	1014	Applied Music Technique
	MUS	1041	Orchestra
	MUS	1101	Music Theory I
	MUS	1105	Concert Choir
	MUS	1111	Concert Band
	MUS	1131	Music Appreciation
	MUS	1507	Chambers Singers
	MUS	1508	Chamber Music Ensemble
	MUS	1512	Vocal Jazz Ensemble
	MUS	1516	Jazz Band
	MUS	1601	Music Theory and Ear Training II
	MUS	2101	Music Theory III
	MUS	2601	Music Theory IV
	PEMA	1034	Introduction Kinesiology
	PHIL	1003	Ethics
	PHIL	1004	Critical Reasoning
	PHYS	1020	Weird Science: Science, Skepticism, and Critical Thinking
	PHYS	1105	General Physics I
	PHYS	1110	General Physics II
	PHYS	2105	Mechanical Physics, Oscillations, and Waves
	PHYS	2110	Electrical Physics, Light
	PHYS	2115	Heat, Modern, and Quantum Physics
	PSY	1001	General Psychology
	PSY	1003	Social Psychology
	PSY	1502	Abnormal Psychology
	PSY	2001	Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology
	SOC	1001	Introduction to Sociology
	SOC	1002	Social Problems
	THEA	1001	Rehearsal and Performance
	THEA	1100	Principles of Acting
	THEA	1150	Stage Makeup
	THEA	1200	Intermediate Principles of Acting
	THEA	1501	Technical Production Lab
	THEA	1600	Stagecraft
	THEA	2000	Introduction to Theatre
	THEA	2400	Script Analysis
	THEA	2600	Stage Lighting

CREATIVE EXPRESSION

Students must take one course from the list of courses below.

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Courses in List 1
Required	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
	ART	1000	Art History I
	ART	1001	Art History II
	ART	1002	Design I
	ART	1004	Painting
	ART	1006	Ceramics
	ART	1009	Drawing
	ART	1010	Sculpture
	ART	1011	Photography
	ART	1013	Printmaking
	COMS	1500	Oral Interpretation
	ENGL	1019	Introduction to Creative Writing
	ENGL	1020	Advanced Creative Writing - Fiction
	ENGL	1021	Advanced Creative Writing - Poetry
	ENGL	1022	Advanced Creative Writing - Non Fiction
	ENGL	1501	Advanced Composition - Literature
	ENGL	2043	World Literature I
	ENGL	2543	World Literature II
	HUM	1001	Introduction to Humanities
	HUM	1005	Humanities and Film
	MUS	1131	Music Appreciation
	MUS	1633	Survey of Jazz and Popular Music
	PHIL	1001	Introduction to Philosophy
	PHIL	1003	Ethics
	THEA	1100	Principles of Acting
	THEA	1600	Stagecraft
	THEA	2000	Introduction to Theatre
	THEA	2400	Script Analysis
	THEA	2600	Stage Lighting

TEAMWORK AND VALUE SYSTEMS

Students must take one course from the list of courses below.

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Courses in List 1
Required	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
	COMS	1200	Small Group Communication
	COMS	1300	Interpersonal Communication
	ENGL	1502	Advanced Composition - Critical Thinking
	PEMA	1006	Men's Varsity Basketball
	PEMA	1007	Men's Varsity Baseball
	PEMA	1008	Men's Varsity Football
	PEMA	1010	Varsity Track
	PEMA	1011	Varsity Cross Country
	PEMA	1012	Women's Varsity Cross Country
	PEMA	1013	Men's Varsity Cross Country
	PEMA	1014	Women's Varsity Basketball
	PEMA	1015	Women's Varsity Volleyball
	PEMA	1016	Women's Varsity Softball
	PEMA	1017	Women's Varsity Soccer
	PEMA	1018	Men's Varsity Soccer
	PEMA	1039	Certified Personal Trainer
	PHIL	1003	Ethics
	THEA	1001	Rehearsal and Performance
	THEA	1100	Principles of Acting
	THEA	1200	Intermediate Principles of Acting
	THEA	1301	Musical Comedy Workshop
	THEA	1600	Stagecraft

HUMAN SOCIETY AND THE INDIVIDUAL

Students must take one course from the list of courses below.

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Courses in List 1
Required	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
	ADJ	1001	Introduction to Administration of Justice
	ADJ	1517	Community Relations
	ANTH	1010	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
	ECE	1002	Child Development
	ECE	1003	Child, Family, and Community
	ECE	1999	Human Development
	ECE	2500	Supporting Family Relationships and Parenting
	ECON	1010	Principles of Macroeconomics
	ECON	1020	Principles of Microeconomici
	HIST	1004	Western Civilizations to 1600
	HIST	1005	Western Civilizations since 1600
	HIST	1007	Native American History
	HIST	1008	History of Women in the United States
	HIST	1010	World Civilizations since 1450
	HIST	1017	United States History to 1877
	HIST	1018	United States History since 1877
	HIST	1047	Eastern Civilizations since 1600
	PHIL	1001	Introduction to Philosophy
	PHIL	1003	Ethics
	POLS	1001	American Government: Nation, State, and Local
	POLS	1007	World Politics
	PSY	1001	General Psychology
	PSY	1003	Social Psychology
	PSY	1502	Abnormal Psychology
	PSY	2001	Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology
	SOC	1001	Introduction to Sociology
	SOC	1002	Social Problems

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Special Programs:

General Education and Career Technical Education

Unique Attributes:

California Community College System, Northern California, Near OR/CA border, small college, mountain community, outstanding personal service, great programs, committed faculty, robust curriculum

Interstate Passport is based at the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, a 501c3 regional compact, located in Boulder, Colorado.
Funded in part by Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Lumina Foundation.

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