SA 15 abc
Student Publications
3 units (1-0-2)
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first, second, third terms
The elementary principles of newspaper writing and editing, with special attention to producing articles for the student publication.
Instructor:
Staff
SA 16 abc
Cooking Basics
3 units (0-3-0)
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first, second, third terms
The class will survey different cooking styles, techniques, and cuisines from around the world. Topics covered may include knives and tools; tastes and flavors; sauces and reductions; legumes, grains, and beans; meat; dessert. The emphasis will be on presentation and creativity.
Instructor:
Staff
SA 70 abc
Student-Taught Courses
3 units (2-0-1)
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first, second, third terms
A variety of subjects each term, taught by undergraduate students. Different subjects will fall under different section numbers. The courses offered each term will be decided based on student interest and a selection process by the Office of Student Affairs. More information at www.deans.caltech.edu/Services/student_taught_courses.
SA 80 abc
Health Advocates
3 units (1-1-1)
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first, second, third terms
A course designed to involve students with health care and education, develop familiarity with common college health problems, and provide peer health services on and off campus. First term: CPR and first aid certification and basic anatomy and physiology. Second and third terms: lectures and discussions on current student and community health problems, symptoms, and treatment. Each student will be expected to devote one hour per week to a supervised clinical internship at the Health Center.
Instructor:
Stapf
SA 81 ab
Peer Advocates
3 units (1-1-1)
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first and third terms
A course designed to involve students with appropriate peer support and education, develop familiarity with common college mental health problems, and provide peer mental health support to students on and off campus. Peer Advocates will begin the course in the spring term prior to the year of service, and continue coursework in the following fall term. Spring term: Active listening skills, identifying students in distress, suicide prevention training using the QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) model; Fall term: Lectures and discussions on substance abuse, dating violence, sexual assault, depression, and other relevant mental health topics, as well as ongoing consultation about practical experience. Enrolled with permission only.
Instructor:
Staff
Published Date:
July 28, 2022