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.
BIO 121 - Principles of Sustainability
This course will help you develop an understanding of the economic, environmental, and equity (social justice) aspects of sustainability issues surrounding air quality, water availability, food and agriculture, energy, and shelter.
ANT 117—Globalization
Want to be in greater demand by employers? Learn to appreciate cultural differences!
JRN 102–Fundamentals of News Reporting
This course is perfect for those who are looking to dive into the world of journalism, learning the basics of news writing and information-gathering. By taking this course, students will gain practical experience in various types of writing, including news stories and feature articles. Not only will students have the opportunity to refine their writing skills, they will also learn how to target and adapt their writing for specific audiences.
MUS 119 - Introduction to Music Technology
By learning the fundamental principles that underlie modern music technology, you will gain the background to effectively apply this technology - whether you are performing, composing, teaching, analyzing, or engaging in any other musical activity.
SOW 101 - Introduction to Social Work
Social workers improve people's lives and take an active role in changing social conditions for the better.
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.