Hidden Gems
In college, there are the classes you have to take. But sometimes, there are classes you want to take. Take a look at some classes we like to call "Hidden Gems." These are lesser known or unique classes that offer students a course off the beaten path. Many of these classes are electives, so you might be able to fit them into your program of study.
Every other week throughout the year, we will feature a new "gem" on the website homepage. Keep an eye out for these special classes! And if you have an idea or a class you'd like to see featured, let us know by emailing the CCAC Marketing Department.
Hidden Gems: ENG 207 – African American Literature
By taking a deep dive into the multifaceted lens through which African American writers have viewed the American experience, you will explore the complexities of African American identity and how it has been shaped by historical events, cultural norms and political movements.
HIS 219 - History of Women
Women's history tells the story of our nation's past from a wider perspective. It doesn't rewrite history - rather, it expands the focus of history to include the activities and contributions of women from all walks of life, from different eras and different backgrounds.
BUS 240 Small Business Management
Are you interested in starting your own small business or learning what it takes to be an entrepreneur?
SOC 160 - Introduction to Women's Studies
Are you interested in exploring issues surrounding all genders, with a specific focus on women?
ETH 114 - Achieving Cultural Competence
Achieving Cultural Competence will help you become more proficient in this area of expertise by deepening your understanding of other cultures and people whose social identities are different from your own.
ETH 124 - Hip Hop in America
In this course, you will examine all things Hip Hop, including its origins, its impact on society, and how it transformed into a lifestyle.