PACE :
PROGRAM FOR ACCELERATED COLLEGE EDUCATION
THE FULL TIME COLLEGE TRANSFER PROGRAM FOR THE WORKING ADULT
PROGRAM FOR ACCELERATED COLLEGE EDUCATION
THE FULL TIME COLLEGE TRANSFER PROGRAM FOR THE WORKING ADULT
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| Fall 2008 PACE Schedule Go to http://www.lahc.edu/SF2008WEBSCHEDULErev.pdf and scroll down to page 89 of the pdf file. Corrections for the 2008 Schedule of Classes page 83 Economics 02 (Section 7683) will be taught by Franny Chan ([email protected]) page 89. 7683 - Economics 2 - Principles
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Where is Los Angeles Harbor College?
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Los Angeles Harbor College PACE Program at a glance...
Be a full-time student in PACE.
- Earn 12 to 13 units of transfer credit each semester by attending classes only one night a week, viewing instructional television two hours a week in your home, and participating in eight Saturday conferences per semester on the Harbor College campus.
- Earn an associate of arts degree in five semesters.
- Enrollment open to anyone 18 years of age or older or a high school graduate.
- Only $20 per unit fee as of January 1, 2007.
- Highly qualified & dedicated faculty.
We are in our eighteenth year of providing quality education in a convenient form to working adults.
What is PACE ?PACE (Program for Accelerated College Education) is a five-semester curriculum offered by Los Angeles Harbor College to meet the needs of people working full time. The program is designed to satisfy the lower division General Education requirements for California State Universities and the requirements for the Associate of Arts degree from L.A. Harbor College. CSU Dominguez Hills continues the PACE format at the junior level in their Inter-disciplinary Studies major. The Harbor PACE program courses transfer directly to most other public and private university programs as well. Some majors may require additional lower division preparation outside of PACE. Please talk to your L.A. Harbor College counselor for more information about transferring.
Courses are team taught in an inter-disciplinary environment. Classes meet one night per week from 5:45 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. and there are six required all day and two half day Saturday conferences held on the campus each semester. Students will normally enroll in all four courses in a single group on the same evening.
How do I enroll in PACE ?
Students wishing to enroll in PACE must first file an application for admission to the college in the Admissions and Records Office. You may then make an appointment to take the English and Math Placement Tests. A PACE admission prerequisite is possession of skills to be able to take English 101 and Math 113, 114, or 115. Exception to this rule may be made on approval. Eligibility for Math 125 or a "200" level math course is highly recommended. Elementary Algebra is required for graduation from L.A. Harbor College. For those wishing to transfer to a California State University, a "200" level math course such as Statistics 1 or Math 225 or Math 230 is required.
WHERE CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION?
Contact Los Angeles Harbor College at (310) 233-4229 for a counseling appointment or King Carter, the PACE Program Director, at (310) 233-4522. The fax number is 310-233-4648. The fax machine is located on the desk of Cathy Beauvais.
The PACE Program is composed of two separate tracks. All new students will enroll in Track I or Track II as determined in consultation with counselors or the PACE Director.
| PACE Advisory Committee |
| Luis Rosas , Vice President of Academic Affairs & Student Services |
| King Carter, PACE Director |
| Delores Hudson, PACE Instructor |
| Sue Yoder, PACE Instructor |
| David Ohayon, PACE Instructor |
| Joy Fisher, Chair, Counseling Division |
| Bruce Lemon, Chair, Behavioral Sciences |
| Marjorie Edelen |
| Harold Daniels |
| Beverly Shue |
| Los Angeles
Community College District Board of Trustees http://www.laccd.edu/ |
College Administration |
| President - Sylvia Scott-Hayes | President - Dr. Linda Spink |
| Vice President - Kelly G. Candaele | Vice President, Academic Affairs - Luis Rosas |
| Mona Field | Vice President, Administrative Services - Dr. Ann Tomlinson |
| Warren T. Furutani | Vice President of Student Services. - Abbie L. Patterson |
| Georgia L. Mercer | Vice President of Economic Development - Bobby McNeal |
| Nancy Pearlman | Associate Vice President of Administrative Services - Nestor Tan |
| Angela J. Reddock | Dean, Academic Affairs and Outreach - Kristi Blackburn |
| Dean of Academic Affairs, Curriculum - Dr. David M. Humphreys | |
| Student Member - Eva Jackson | Dean, College Planning, Research, & Special Projects Dr. Ann Tomlinson |
| Dean of Student Student Life - Nina Malone | |
| District Administration | Associate Dean, Academic Affairs Dr. Robert Richards |
| Chancellor - Marshall Drummond | Assistant Dean, EOP&S Mercy Yanez |
| Deputy Chancellor - Dr. Adriana Barrera | Dean, Admissions & Records/ Evening Operations - David Ching |
| General Counsel - Camille Goulet | Associate Dean of College Planning and Research - Dr. Robert Richards |
| Office of the Board of Trustees - 213 891-2044 | Assistant Dean, Upward Bound Mary Maddox |
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