34 ILR 55+ Registration opens Monday, June 5, 2023 CO-LISTED CLASSES FOR ILR STUDENTS Want to dive more deeply into a subject? FCC now offers a selection of co-listed classes. ACR234 Foundation of Audio Technology ACR235 Introduction to Acting ACR236 Improvisation I ACR237 Stagecraft HCS202 The Civil Rights Movement REC236 Volleyball FOR418 Introductory Arabic I FOR419 American Sign Language I FOR420 Introductory Chinese I FOR421 Introductory Spanish I FOR406 Introductory French I FOR407 Introductory Russian I def: a co-listed class gives the student an option to choose either credit or continuing education (noncredit) status. Each section will include both credit and noncredit students. The expectations for attendance, participation, and effort are the same for all students. To learn more about the courses, visit frederick.edu/colisted for details and registration information. Students will be required to sign into Blackboard to access instructor information, course orientation, and learning materials. ONLINE COURSES BY ILR COURSE TITLE LIR205 Cyber Awareness: Internet Safety LIR219 Introduction to Biblical Literature LIR245 Human Factor in Espionage LIR266 Terrifying & Terrific: Unmasking the Monsters of Literature ILR838 Principles and Challenges in US National Security: Focus on China and Russia ILR855 The Human Condition: Why I Do the Things I Do Dr. Karen Gray Memorial Dr. Karen Gray, 81, died from cancer on January 1, 2023. Karen was born on August 13, 1941, in Big Valley, Alberta, Canada and was raised in Spokane, Washington. She received degrees from Whitworth University, Harvard Divinity School, and the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. She worked at the National Symphony Orchestra and the Smithsonian Institution’s Associates Program, developing educational tours. Her relationship with the C&O Canal began when she hiked on the towpath. She then studied the canal’s history and engineering and upon retiring she started volunteering for the C&O Canal National Historical Park’s headquarters library. Karen also taught lifelong-learning classes at Hagerstown and Frederick community colleges. Her history, literature, and philosophy classes were loved by students and reflected her own continuing intensive study in these areas.
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