4 courses with the subject ENC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ENC 0109PEER MENTORING3
In this course students will serve as FYCS Peer Mentors by working with a specific FYCS class, conducting FYCS-based research, or coordinating co-curricular events for the FYCS Program. Responsibilities can include, but are not limited to, serving as a peer leader in FYCS classes, attending and running FYCS events, research, and collaboration with FYCS faculty. Under the guidance of the Director(s) of FYCS and the Instructors, students will develop their mentorship and leadership skills through their training and meetings with faculty and through their roles working with first-year students in the classroom and through programming and research.
The Raven Peer Leader (RPL) Program at Rosemont College is designed to proactively build community at Rosemont by actualizing students' potential through leadership development and guided peer mentoring during the Fall semester. The program provides an opportunity for RPLs to build community through mentor relationships with first year students using guidance from Rosemont staff as welll as their knowledge and experience as successful Rosemont students. RPLs will acquire a specific body of knowledge about the College acquired through training. The RPLs training and experience will also provide their mentees with the information needed to navigate their first year attending Rosemont College.
This course provides academic credit for students responsible for the development and production of Rosemont College's major publications, including the Thorn, Yearbook, and Rambler Newspaper. editor or managing production officer for one of Rosemont’s student publications and permission of instructor.
One year of previous work on a student publication, appointment to the position of editor, asst.
ENC 0310MCAT REVIEW
The course will take the student through the testing procedure and will have intense focused review sessions in Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physics and Biology. Supplemental Material: Presentations provided to the student, on-line testing and timed formatted tests will be provided. Prerequisites: BIO-0150 & 0151 (LS I), BIO-0155 & 0156 (LS II), BIO-0245(A+P I), CHE 0142 & 0143(Gen Chem I), CHE 0145 & 0146 (Gen Chem II) and
