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The Television and Broadband Program Service
of California State University, Dominguez
Hills
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Contact:
Van Bridgeman / 310.243.2675
vbridgeman@csudh.edu
Please
note: Website under construction & re-design. Check back often for
updates
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DHTV Fall, 2007 Live & Online
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DHTV programming is "Live & Online,"
providing opportunities for viewers to interact with instructors, in-studio
guest lecturers and other viewers via toll-free phone lines and the Internet. |
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Applied Studies
Programming
Click here for more information and
resources about
the Bachelor of Science Degree in Applied Studies
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PSY372 Industrial and Organizational
Psychology with Muriel Sasaki
Saturdays, 12:00 - 2:00PM (Begins 8/25/2007)
Survey of the application of psychology to organizations,
personnel, work environments, buying, and selling, with particular attention
to current issues. Whether you are part
of a large organization or operate a sole proprietorship, a comprehensive
understanding of people and interactions with others is at the heart of
every successful enterprise. Weekly interactive discussions provide viewers
with an opportunity to the insights of professionals on key points.
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SBS318 Cultural Pluralism with
Sharon Squires
Sundays, 12:00 - 2:00PM (Begins 8/26/2007)
Analysis of cultural diversity and the processes of
cultural interaction, inter-ethnic relations and social integration on
the community, national and international levels Weekly interactive discussions provide
viewers with an opportunity to the insights of professionals on key points.
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SMT312
Natural Processes and Human Welfare with Don Gauthier
Tuesdays, 7:00 - 9:00PM (Begins 9/4/2007)
Recent events around the world demonstrate the ongoing
effects of nature's power. Rarely are the consequences of these events
seen in the context of long-term implications in particular regions of
the world and the resulting global impact on people. Interactive discussions
with in-studio guests and professionals around the world provide viewers
with the chance to learn how some natural processes may be planned for
in the future and possible solutions for reduction of human hardships.
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Teacher Education Programming |
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TED407 Language Learning with
Danny Brassell
Saturdays, 9:00 - 11:00AM (Begins 8/25/2007)
Teacher education course focusing on linguistic, social, and cultural
factors in schooling language minority students; how factors considered
for effective learning practices. Areas of concentration include primary
language development, second language acquisition, evaluation, current
research and innovative strategies for teachers and parents to establish
effective reading habits.
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TED415 Multicultural Education
with Cheryl Trujillo
Sundays, 9:00 - 11:00AM (Begins 8/26/2007)
Teacher education course for those working toward a California
Clear Credential. Topics include techniques, policies and practices to
insure equal educational opportunities for K-12 students with the variety
of cultural, socioeconomic and historical backgrounds of students, faculty
and staff now working in California schools. In-studio guests discuss current events,
developments in educational policy and
potential outcomes of a more diverse population in our schools and surrounding
communities
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Public Service
Programming
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OLLIOnline - Lifelong Learning for Seniors
with Leon Cohen
Wednesdays, 1:00 - 2:00PM (Begins 9/12/2007)
An innovative series that creates a new learning community for mature
adults. Experts in a variety of topics
appear each week to provide opportunity for viewers to experience and
expand their world perspectives.
Click here for more information
and resources
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General Education
Programming
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IDS 336 Jazz in the Modern
Era with Chet Hanley
Tuesdays, 9:00 - 10:30PM (Begins 9/4/2007)
A weekly journey through the history of jazz featuring
the sounds, images and performances of the art form.
Examination of the contribution of jazz to the American cultural experience.
Viewers are encouraged to call in to speak with in-studio guests and discuss
their favorite selections or artists.
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POL495 Government & Politics of
Southern Calirfonia with Stan Hebert
Saturdays, 2:00 - 3:30PM (Begins 8/25/2007)
The historical, social and political foundations of the
Middle East including current events, policies and the relationships of
other nations. Viewers are encouraged to call in to participate in conversations
with studio guests who contribute to making American foreign policy.
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Young Scholars Programming
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BIO195 Introduction to Marine Life with
Sarah Swain
(produced in association with the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific)
Tuesdays. 3:00 - 4:00PM (Begins 9/11/2007)
This course is produced in association with the Long Beach
Aquarium of The Pacific. An interactive and scientific approach to the
study of the Pacific Ocean, the animal and plant life dependent on this
resource and our relationship with its ecology. High school students may
enroll and earn 3 units of transferable college credit.
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here for application materials and more information
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ART100 Looking at Art with
Ben Garcia
Thursdays. 3:00 - 4:00PM (Begins
9/6/2007)
An opportunity to
experience the visual and performing arts by reviewing historical periods
from the beginning of mankind to the present. In-studio guests provide
opportunities to better understand how performances are planned and created.
High school students may enroll and earn 3 units of transferable college
credit.
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here for application materials and more information
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CHS 100 The Americas: European
Cultural and Historical Synthesis with Leonard Melchor
Mondays & Wednesdays. 3:00
- 4:00PM (Begins 9/12/2007)
A journey throught
the history of the Mexican, Indian and European peoples who created New
World experience and culture. Discussion include origins of influences
that impact modern societies throughout the Western Hemisphere and specifically
the United States.. In-studio guests provide viewers opportunities to
better understand the contributions of individuals and groups. High school
students may enroll and earn 3 units of transferable college credit.
Click
here for application materials and more information
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The Center
for Mediated Instruction and Distance Learning :: California State University,
Dominguez Hills 1000 E. Victoria Street :: Carson, California 90747 ::
(310) 243-2288. Last updated Monday, August 22, 9:55am, by Van L. Bridgeman
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