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Schedule of Classes
Earn 3 credits in REL 2163/ 63144 while examining Eastern and Western conceptions of God and the natural world; discussing scientific discoveries and ways of knowing; and seeking ways to integrate and harmonize scientific theory with religious understanding.
Have you got a way with words?
Know how to spit it? How to slam?
Are you willing to walk that tightrope between the heart and the head?
If so, sign up for Poetry Writing
CRW 2300—Tues & Thurs 2-3:15 on the Niceville Campus
Reference #: 63296
Take control of your education by working and learning at times and places convenient to you through distance learning. Distance classes carry the same course numbers and credits as their traditional counterparts and appear on your transcript just as any other course does; credits earned through distance learning are transferable and are applicable to graduation requirements in the same manner as traditional classes as well. Both general education and elective courses are offered as distance learning. For additional information please contact Learning Technologies at 729-6464 or visit our website at ltech.nwfstatecollege.edu
Before you fall behind in your classes, remember that the college’s Academic Success Center (ASC) delivers the tutoring services you need – and it’s free of charge! The ASC, located in building "E" Room 149 on the Niceville campus, has tutors available for your academic needs in almost any subject. Tutors also are available at the campuses in Fort Walton Beach, Crestview, and DeFuniak Springs. In addition, the ASC tutors use strategies designed to help you better in your own particular learning style. Please call 729-5389 to schedule a face-to-face tutoring session at any of the centers or to schedule an online tutoring session through Eluminate. The tutors and staff are dedicated to helping you achieve your academic goals. Finally, don’t forget to access SmarThinking, the 24/7 online tutoring program at North Florida State College (formerly Okaloosa-Walton College). It can be accessed through Raider Net.
Northwest Florida State College offers the Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree in Emergency Administration and Management. The degree program allows a student to concentrate in one of four areas of specialization -- Fire Science, Homeland Security, Criminal Justice or Emergency Administration. Man-made and natural disasters have increased the need for qualified professionals to work in a variety of local, regional, state and national roles as public safety managers, supervisors and administrators. The NWF State College degree program was specially designed to include vital competencies defined at the national level through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The program provides the necessary educational background for students to advance into the NWF State College Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degree program with a major in Public Service Management.
Fall Courses
DSC 1004 – Introduction to the National Response Framework and NIMS
DSC 1013 – Domestic and International Terrorism
DSC 1222 – Psychological Management of Disaster/Terror Victims
DSC 1552 – Critical Infrastructure Protection
DSC 2214 – Disaster Response Operations
FES 1002 - Introduction to State and County Government
FFP 1202 – Basic Search and Rescue
FFP 1801 – Introduction to Emergency Management Administration
FFP 2841 – Contingency Planning for the Private Sector
FFP 2843 – Contingency Planning for the Public Sector