Outdoor campus ideal
setting for biology class
Special to the News-Register
Imagine the beautiful mountain valley of Pingree
Park, Colo., as your classroom.
Located in the Northern Colorado Rocky Mountains
50 miles west of Fort Collins, the North Lake
College campus at Pingree Park offers two field
courses during Summer I, 2005.
Taught by instructor Kent Reppond, the field
courses will take place June 18-26. A special
assessment fee of $495 covers the cost of food
and lodging while traveling, and food and lodging
while at Pingree Park.
Biology 1411, a four-credit lab science course
will be taught, along with a non-credit, Continuing
Education class, Physical Education 1015.
Orientation is mandatory on June 5 at 1 p.m.,
on NLC’s campus. On-campus lectures for
biology will take place June 6-10 at noon each
day.
If you would like to be a part of this unique
outdoor course, call Reppond at 214-356-5791,
or e-mail him at kmr@dcccd.edu
or at pond@sbcglobal.net.
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Photo by Ann Clark
With the Rocky Mountains
in the background, Kent Reppond instructs
his students about Colorado's terrain, wildlife
and plants. Students can sign up now for
the June course.
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