Facilitator: Melissa Bryant Description: A continuation of the survey of American life beginning with the post-Civil War Reconstruction Era and extending to the present. The class will be conducted primarily online through LeTourneau University. In-person meetings at MRA are designed to provide help with organization, allow opportunities for group discussion and support students with individual assistance as needed.   (meets one semester two days per week) Requirements: This class should take about five to eight hours per week aside from the two one-hour in-person meetings. The amount of time required from week to week will vary based on the assignments and…

Facilitator: Melissa Bryant Description:  A general survey of the establishment and growth of the American nation from the colonial period through the Civil War and into the Reconstruction era. The class will be conducted primarily online through LeTourneau University. In-person meetings at MRA are designed to provide help with organization, allow opportunities for group discussion and support students with individual assistance as needed. (one semester two days per week course) Requirements: This class should take about five to eight hours per week aside from the two one-hour in-person meetings. The amount of time required from week to week will vary…

Instructor: Courtney Johsnon Description:  This course is a one-semester, dual credit course through LeTourneau University offered in the spring semester. The class will be conducted primarily online with a twice-per week, in-person meeting. Students will receive three hours of college credit if they successfully complete the course. The LeTourneau course catalog describes this course as “A study of argumentation/logic and writing for the professions with an emphasis on using the personal computer to plan, draft, and revise written projects. Each student is required to write a fully documented research paper and give oral presentations in class.” Requirements: The class will…

Instructor: Courtney Johsnon Description: This course is a one-semester, dual credit course through LeTourneau University offered in the fall semester. The class will be conducted primarily online with a twice-per-week, in-person meeting. Students will receive three hours of college credit if they successfully complete the course. The LeTourneau course catalog describes this course as “a study of rhetoric and effective writing processes. Emphasis on expository and evaluative writing.” Requirements: The class will meet twice per week for discussion and assistance, but the majority of the work will be completed online. The student is expected to complete all assignments and required…