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Classes Without Quizzes: Session III
Here are the descriptions for the courses offered in the third session.
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11:30-12:20 - Session III
King Library Research Tour
Elizabeth Thomas, Community Outreach Librarian, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library
The university library provides 315 electronic databases, free events, reference help and over 50,000 e-books. Come explore university library’s collection and other services it provides and, discover resources open to all alumni. Read more.
The Cambrian Radiation of Animals: A Critical Interval in the History of Life
Jonathan Hendricks, assistant professor, Geology
While the fossil record of life on Earth extends back over 3.5 billion years, nearly all of the major animal groups still alive today originated during the Cambrian period, a geological interval that began about 542 million years ago. This class will provide an overview of this critical interval in the history of life on Earth. Read more.
Know Mexico’s Son Jarocho
Lindajoy Fenley, alumna, '70, Journalism
Hear the recordings, and gain an understanding of the region and culture surrounding the popular Mexican style Son Jarocho music that has taken root in California. Focus on the community aspect of the Son Jarocho movement – which encourages involvement of musicians and dancers alike – is one reason it has gained strength with urban people on both sides of the border. Read more.
GRE Preview Class
Brian Collins, faculty trainer, Kaplan Test Prep Admissions
Demystify the GRE and learn what the test is really measuring. Tackle score-raising strategies. Learn from a master Kaplan GRE instructor. Read more.
Global Citizenship
William Reckmeyer, professor, Leadership Systems and Anthropology
This will be an introduction to the global affairs and how people can help build a better world, one that is sustainable for future generations. The course will focus on the presenter’s research projects on national strategy for the governments of Australia and the United States. Read more.
SJSU History Tour
Annette Nellen, professor, Business
This walking tour will explore much of the campus tying various locations and artifacts to SJSU's history dating back to 1857. SJSU's history shaped and was shaped by key events in California's history. Come to learn more. Read more.
Shakespeare in Love
Andrew Fleck, assistant professor, English
Shakespeare, the greatest dramatist and poet of all time, has given shape to the way we think and talk about love. In this course, we'll read a few selections from the Bard's meditations on love and watch a few film clips to remind us of the power of love. Read more.
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