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Spring 2019

Spring Semester 2019 January 2-4 Final Spring Semester Registration (Fort Yates) January 4 Last Day to Register for Classes January 7 First Day of Classes January 11 Last Day to Change Classes January 21 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday February 18 Presidents Day Holiday February 25-28 Midterms Week March 11-14 Spring Break April 12 Last Day to Drop Classes April 19 Good Friday Holiday April 22 Easter Monday Holiday April 23 Pre-registration for Summer, Fall, & Spring April 26 Last Day of Classes April 29-May 2 Final Exams May 9 Awards/Graduation May 24 Last Day to Remove Incompletes from Spring Semester

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Sitting Bull College 2019 Spring Schedule of Classes

Fort Yates ClassesD I V I S I O N O F A G R I C U LT U R E

COURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATIONSOIL 210 Introduction to Soil Science Mafany Ndiva Mongoh 4 T 3:30p-8:25p STC-130

SOIL 222 Soil Fertility & Fertilizers Gary Halvorson 2 R 1p-2:55p STC-124

SOIL 431 Soil Conservation Management Gary Halvorson 3 R 4:30p-7:25p STC-124

D I V I S I O N O F B U S I N E S SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

BAD 101 ON Introduction to Business Therese Schmidt 3 ONLINE

BAD 202 Principles of Accounting II Rachel Kuntz 3 T 1p-3:55p STC-108

BAD 219 Entrepreneurial Business Management Therese Schmidt 3 M W 2:30p-3:55p EC-112

BAD 297 Business Administration/ManagementInt Glen Philbrick 3 INTRNSHP

BAD 305 Organizational Behavior Glen Philbrick 3 R 5p-9:55p EC-105

BAD 333 Business Writing Rachel Kuntz 3 ONLINE

BAD 353 Tax Procedures Rachel Kuntz 3 R 6p-8:55p EC-112

BAD 363 Business Finance Glen Philbrick 3 T 6p-8:55p EC-112

BAD 401 New Venture Therese Schmidt 3 M 5p-9:55p EC-112

BAD 405 Business Law Brad Peterson 3 W 6p-8:55p EC-120

BAD 497 Internship - Field Study Glen Philbrick 3 INTRNSHP

BAD 499R Developing Phone Applications for Busine Glen Philbrick 3 M W 1p-2:25p EC-112

CIS 129 ON Microcomputer Hardware II Jodi Thunder Hawk 3 ONLINE

CIS 165 ON Networking Fundamentals II Jodi Thunder Hawk 4 ONLINE

CSCI 101 01 Introduction to Computers Therese Schmidt 3 M W 12:30p-1:55p STC-108

CSCI 101 02 Introduction to Computers Therese Schmidt 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-108

CSCI 101 03 Introduction to Computers Mary Rousseau 3 T 4:30p-7:25p STC-105

CSCI 122 ON Visual Basic Lisa McLaughlin 3 ONLINE

D I V I S I O N O F C O N S T R U C T I O N T E C H N O L O G YCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

CARP 102 Core Curriculum 2 R 8a-9:55a BTT-BTT

CARP 105 Construction Math 3 M W R 9a-10:25a BTT-BTT

CARP 125 Construction Practicum I 4 M T W R 1p-3:55p BTT-BTT

CARP 140 Principles of Interior Finish 2 M W 10:30a-11:25a BTT-BTT

CARP 145 Construction Practicum II 4 M T W R 1p-3:55p BTT-BTT

ECAL 102 Electrical Fundamentals II Bruce Greig 3 M W 10a-10:55a BTT-ECAL

R 11a-11:55a BTT-ECAL

ECAL 132 Commercial & Agricultural Wiring Bruce Greig 3 M W 11a-11:55a BTT-ECAL

R 10a-10:55a BTT-ECAL

ECAL 133 Residential Wiring Bruce Greig 2 T 10a-11:55a BTT-ECAL

ECAL 206 Electrical Practicum II Bruce Greig 4 M T W R 1p-3:55p BTT-ECAL

OSHA 100 Safety Course Mitch Kersten 1

WELD 100 Orientation & Safety Joseph McMullen 1 M 9a-9:55a BTT-WELD

WELD 101 OA Welding Joseph McMullen 2 M 10a-11:55a BTT-WELD

WELD 103 GMA Welding Joseph McMullen 2 W 10a-11:55a BTT-WELD

WELD 104 SMA Welding Joseph McMullen 2 T 10a-11:55a BTT-WELD

WELD 153 Welding Practicum Joseph McMullen 4 M T W R 1p-3:55p BTT-WELD

D I V I S I O N O F E D U C AT I O NCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

ECE 236 Social/Emotional Development & Guidanc Derek Stewart 2 W 1p-2:55p FSC-RED

ECE 238 Child, Family & Community Relations Chris Fried 3 W 9a-11:55a FSC-RED

ECE 252 ON Stages of Child Development Derek Stewart 3 ONLINE

ECE 297 Early Childhood Education Internship Derek Stewart 3 INTRNSHP

ECE 320 Early Childhood Social Studies Methods Derek Stewart 3 M 1p-3:55p FSC-RED

ECE 325 Reading & Language Arts Methods Travis Frank 4 W 1p-2:55p FSC-RED

ECE 330 Observation/Assessment Techniques in E Linda Black Elk 3 M 9a-12:25p FSC-RED

ECE 362 Early Childhood Humanities Linda Black Elk 2 T 10a-11:55a FSC-YELLO

ECE 428 Issues in Early Childhood Chris Fried 3 T 1p-3:55p FSC-YELLO

EED 254 Classroom Management Travis Frank 3 T 9a-11:55a FSC-RED

EED 262 Strategies, Methods & Observationin Tea Chris Fried 4 M W 2:30p-4:25p FSC-YELLO

EED 297 Teacher Education Internship Chris Fried 3 INTRNSHP

EED 301 ON Integrating Technology into the Classroo Chris Fried 2 ONLINE

EED 305 ON Methods of Teaching in the Elementary, Lorie Hach 3 ONLINE

EED 325 ON Methods of Teaching Language Arts in th Chris Fried 2 ONLINE

EED 447 Multicultural Education Linda Black Elk 3 M 5p-8:25p FSC-RED

EED 497 Student Teaching in the ElementaryScho Chris Fried 12 INTRNSHP

EED 498 Senior Capstone Travis Frank 1 BY ARR

EED 540 Education Law & Ethics Travis Frank 3 W 5p-7:55p FSC-RED

EED 550 ON Advanced Integration of Technologyinto t 2 ONLINE

EED 572 Research Presentation Travis Frank 1 BY ARR

EED 582 Scholarly Project Presentation Chris Fried 1 BY ARR

EED 200 Exceptional Child Derek Stewart 3 R 3p-5:55p FSC-YELLO

D I V I S I O N O F E N G I N E E R I N GCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

ENGR 115 IV Introduction to the Engineering Professio Robert Pieri 4 M W 11a-12:25p STC-102

ENGR 221 IV Statics Austin Allard 3 M W 1p-2:25p STC-102

ENGR 222 IV Dynamics Joshua Mattes 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-102

D I V I S I O N O F A R T S & H U M A N I T I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

COMM 110 01 Fundamentals of Public Speaking Suzanne Albers 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-101

COMM 110 02 Fundamentals of Public Speaking Kayla Stewart 3 T 4p-6:55p STC-101

ENGL 099 College Writing Preparation Suzanne Albers 2 T R 10:30a-11:25a SC-LAB

ENGL 100 Applied English Valerie Minery 3 T R 9a-10:25a SC-LAB

ENGL 110 Composition I Renee Froelich 3 T R 9a-10:25a STC-101

ENGL 120 Composition II Renee Froelich 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a STC-101

ENGL 238 ON Children's Literature Linda Black Elk 3 ONLINE

HUM 297 ON General Studies Captsone Renee Froelich 1 ONLINE

HUM 497 ON General Studies Capstone Renee Froelich 1 ONLINE

D I V I S I O N O F H E A LT H & P H Y S E D U C AT I O NCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

HPER 116 Archery Daniel Buresh 2 T R 1p-1:55p BTT-BTT

HPER 210 01 First Aid/CPR/AED Les Siewert 2 STC-111

HPER 210 02 First Aid/CPR/AED Les Siewert 2 STC-111

HPER 217 Personal & Community Health Tiffany Baker 2 M 2p-4:25p EC-109

D I V I S I O N O F N AT I V E A M E R I C A N S T U D I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

NAS 101 01 Ochethi Sakowin Language for Beginners Helene Circle Eagle 4 M W 10a-11:55a FSC-WHITE

NAS 108 Native American History II Michael Moore 3 M W 10a-11:25a FSC-YELLO

NAS 112 Introduction to Native American Studies Helene Circle Eagle 3 M 1p-3:55p FSC-WHITE

NAS 121 Ochethi Sakowin Teachings II Michael Moore 1

NAS 122 Ochethi Sakowin Teachings III Helene Circle Eagle 1

NAS 208 IV Ochethi Sakowin Tradition, Philosophy & Michael Moore 3 T R 9a-10:25a STC-114

NAS 211 Ochethi Sakowin Language for Pre-Inter 4 T R 10a-11:55a EC-109

NAS 302 Ochethi Sakowin for Proficient Learners 4 M W 5p-6:55p FSC-WHITE

NAS 360 Ochethi Sakowin Culture & Society Throu Michael Moore 3 M 1p-4:25p STC-101

NAS 410 Ochethi Sakowin History I Michael Moore 3 W 1p-3:55p FSC-WHITE

NAS 418 ON Contemporary Native American Literature Kayla Stewart 3 ONLINE

NAS 419 Native Sovereignty & Decolonization Michael Moore 3 R 1p-3:55p FSC-WHITE

NAS 420 Current Issues in Native North America Helene Circle Eagle 3 R 10a-12:55p FSC-WHITE

NAS 497 Native American Studies Capstone Cours Michael Moore 1 BY ARR

D I V I S I O N O F N U R S I N GCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

NURS 101 Introduction to the Nursing Profession 1 M 11a-12:25p STC-129

NURS 201 Holistic Health Assessment Across the Lif 3 T R 9a-10:55a STC-131

NURS 246 Nursing Care Across the Lifespan Jean Cain 9 M T 1p-3:25p STC-129

W R 1p-11p STC-129

NURS 297 Capstone Experience in Nursing D’Arlyn Bauer 1 M 11a-11:55a STC-131

D I V I S I O N O F M AT H & S C I E N C ECOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

BIOL 150 General Biology I Francis Onduso 4 M W 12:30p-2:25p STC-130

W 2:30p-3:25p STC-130

BIOL 202 Microbiology Francis Onduso 4 T RR

1p-2:55p3p-3:55p

STC-130STC-130

BIOL 224 General Ecology Daniel Buresh 4 TR

9a-10:25a 9a-11:55a

STC-134STC-134

BIOL 230 Anatomy & Physiology II Renae Schmitt 4 M WW

9a-10:25a 10:30a-12:25p

STC-129STC-130

CHEM 456 Ornithology Renae Schmitt 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a STC-124

CHEM 122 General Chemistry II Gary Halvorson 4 MM

W 9a-10:25a 1p-2:55p

STC-124STC-124

CHEM 403 Analytical Chemistry Gary Halvorson 3 T 4:30p-7:25p STC-124

ENS 202 Environmental Issues Saul Bobtail Bear 2 M W 10a-11:55a STC-134

ENS 260 Environmental Research Project I Renae Schmitt 2 BY ARR

ENS 261 Environmental Research Project II Renae Schmitt 2 BY ARRENS 297A Environmental Science Internship Renae Schmitt 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 297B Environmental Science Internship Renae Schmitt 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 297C Environmental Science Internship Renae Schmitt 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 301 Hydrology Mafany Ndiva Mongoh 3 W 5p-7:55p STC-134

ENS 452 Science Literature Daniel Buresh 3 W 1p-3:55p STC-134

ENS 493A Senior Research Mafany Ndiva Mongoh 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 493B Senior Research Mafany Ndiva Mongoh 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 493C Senior Research Mafany Ndiva Mongoh 1 INTRNSHP

ENS 499M Agroforestry Francis Onduso 3 M 3:30p-6:55p STC-134ENS 500A Graduate Research Seminar Mafany Ndiva Mongoh 1 BY ARRENS 515 Advanced Statistics Joshua Mattes 3 T R 10a-11:25a STC-129

ENS 542 Environmental Policy & Resource Manage Mafany Ndiva Mongoh 3 R 4p-6:55p STC-130

ENS 558 Restoration Ecology Francis Onduso 3 W 4p-6:55p STC-124

ENS 600A Graduate Research & Thesis Gary Halvorson 1 BY ARR

GEOL 105 Physical Geology Mafany Ndiva Mongoh 4 T R 10:30a-11:55a1p-2:55p

STC-130STC-130

MATH 099 02 College Math Preparation Gina Holman 4 M W 10:30a-12:25p STC-111

MATH 099 03 College Math Preparation Gina Holman 4 M W 3p-4:55p STC-120

MATH 101 01 Pre-Algebra Tim Krahler 3 M W 2p-3:55p STC-111

MATH 101 02 Pre-Algebra Gina Holman 3 M W 10:30a-12:25p STC-111

MATH 101 03 Pre-Algebra Gina Holman 3 M W 3p-4:55p STC-120

MATH 102 01 Intermediate Algebra Tim Krahler 4 M W 2p-3:55p STC-111

MATH 102 02 Intermediate Algebra Gina Holman 4 T R 10a-11:55a STC-111

MATH 102 03 Intermediate Algebra Tim Krahler 4 T 4:30p-8:25p STC-111

MATH 103 01 College Algebra Tim Krahler 4 M W 2p-3:55p STC-111

MATH 103 02 College Algebra Gina Holman 4 T R 10a-11:55a STC-111

MATH 103 03 College Algebra Tim Krahler 4 T 4:30p-8:25p STC-111

MATH 107 Precalculus Joshua Mattes 5 M W 1p-3:25p STC-LAB

MATH 129 IV Basic Linear Algebra Ann Vallie 2 T R 10:30a-11:55a STC-102

MATH 165 IV Calculus I Joshua Mattes 4 M W 8:30a-10:25a STC-102

MATH 166 IV Calculus II Mike Parker 4 T R 4:30p-6:25p STC-102

MATH 210 Elementary Statistics Tim Krahler 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-111

MATH 265 IV Calculus III Mike Parker 4 T R 8:30a-10:25a STC-102

MATH 266 IV Differential Equations Austin Allard 3 T R 3p-4:25p STC-102

PHYS 251 University Physics I Joshua Mattes 4 T R 2:30p-4:55p STC-134

D I V I S I O N O F S O C I A L & B E H AV O R I A L S C I E N C E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

CJ 205 Indian Law Wayne Shelley 3 T R 1p-2:25p EC-105

CJ 208 Family Law Vicki Broz Krause 3 M 4:30p-7:55p EC-105

CJ 235 Criminal Evidence Wayne Shelley 3 M W 1p-2:25p EC-105

CJ 252 Criminology Wayne Shelley 3 M W 3p-4:25p EC-105

CJ 260 Ethics in Criminal Justice Wayne Shelley 3 T R 1p-2:25p EC-105

CJ 265 Trial Techniques Erin Shanley 3 W 4:30p-7:25p EC-105

CJ 297 Criminal Justice Internship/Capstone Exp Wayne Shelley 3 INTRNSHP

CJ 360 Ethics in Criminal Justice Wayne Shelley 3 T R 1p-2:25p EC-105

CJ 365 Trial Techniques Erin Shanley 3 W 4:30p-7:25p EC-105

ECON 201 Microeconomics Glen Philbrick 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a EC-112

HS 101 ON Introduction to Human Services Roxy Howes 3 ONLINE

HS 103 Interviewing II Roxy Howes 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a STC-114

HS 202 Case Management II Roxy Howes 3 M W 9a-10:25a STC-114

HS 211 Introduction to Addictions Roxy Howes 3 M W 10:30a-11:55a STC-114

PSYC 100 01 First Year Learning Experience Lindsay Sandquist 3 M W 9a-10:25a STC-101

PSYC 100 02 First Year Learning Experience Valerie Minery 3 M 4:30p-7:55p SC-LAB

PSYC 100 03 First Year Learning Experience Lindsay Sandquist 1 BY ARR

PSYC 111 IV Introduction to Psychology Roxy Howes 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-114

PSYC 250 IV Developmental Psychology Roxy Howes 3 M W 1p-2:25p STC-114

PSYC 255 IV Child & Adolescent Psychology Roxy Howes 3 M W 1p-2:25p STC-114

PSYC 258 Adult and End of Life DevelopmentalPsyc Roxy Howes 1 STC-114

SOC 099 HY Job Skills Stephanie Rusher 2 BTT-BTT

SOC 120 Transitions-Graduation & Beyond Renee Froelich 2 M 5p-7:25p STC-101

SWK 330 Human Behavior & The Social Environme Alicia Gourd-Mackin 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a STC-120

SWK 335 Social Work Methods I: Work with Indivi Alicia Gourd-Mackin 3 M W 9a-10:25a STC-120

SWK 340 Development of Social Welfare Alicia Gourd-Mackin 3 T R 1p-2:25p STC-120

McLaughlin Classes D I V I S I O N O F B U S I N E S S

COURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATIONCSCI 101 MC Introduction to Computers Bernadette Terrell 3 R 9a-11:55a MCL-COMP

D I V I S I O N O F A R T S & H U M A N I T I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

ART 145 MC Quillwork Carley Cosay 3 T 5p-7:55p MCL-101

ENGL 099B MCCollege Writing Preparation Suzanne Albers 2 M 10:30a-12:55p MCL-102

ENGL 110 MC Composition I Kayla Stewart 3 M W 9a-10:25p MCL-104

ENGL 120 MC Composition II Renee Froelich 3 W 12:30p-3:25p MCL-102

D I V I S I O N O F N AT I V E A M E R I C A N S T U D I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

NAS 101 MC Ochethi Sakowin Language for Beginners Helene Circle Eagle 4 T R 5:30p-7:25p MCL-102

NAS 112 MC Introduction to Native American Studies Helene Circle Eagle 3 W 4:30p-7:25p MCL-102

NAS 208 MI Ochethi Sakowin Tradition, Philosophy, & Michael Moore 3 T R 9a-10:25a MCL-IVN

D I V I S I O N O F M AT H & S C I E N C ECOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

ENS 113 MC Introduction to Environmental Science Daniel Buresh 4 MW

10:30a-11:55a10:30a-1:55p

MCL-SCIMCL-SCI

MATH 099 MC College Math Preparation Gina Holman 4 T R 1p-2:55p MCL-101

MATH 101 MC Pre-Algebra Gina Holman 3 T R 1p-2:55p MCL-101

MATH 102 MC Intermediate Algebra Gina Holman 4 T R 1p-2:55p MCL-101

MATH 103 MC College Algebra Gina Holman 4 T R 1p-2:55p MCL-101

D I V I S I O N O F S O C I A L & B E H AV O R I A L S C I E N C E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

PSYC 100 MC First Year Learning Experience Bernadette Terrell 3 T 9a-11:55a MCL-102

PSYC 111 MI Introduction to Psychology Roxy Howes 3 T R 1p-2:25p MCL-IVN

PSYC 250 MI Developmental Psychology Roxy Howes 3 M W 1p-2:25p MCL-IVN

PSYC 255 MI Child & Adolescents Psychology Roxy Howes 3 M W 1p-2:25p MCL-IVN

PSYC 258 MI Adult and End of Life DevelopmentalPsyc Roxy Howes 1 MCL-IVN

Mobridge ClassesD I V I S I O N O F B U S I N E S S

COURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATIONCSCI 101 MO Introduction to Computers Jan Brockel 3 R 1p-3:55p MOB-6

D I V I S I O N O F A R T S & H U M A N I T I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

ART 146 MO Beadwork Kimberly Cosay 3 W 5:30p-8:25p MOB-3

ENGL 099B MOCollege Writing Preparation Suzanne Albers 2 W 2:30p-4:25p MOB-3

ENGL 110 MO Composition I Kayla Stewart 3 M W 1p-2:25p MOB-6

ENGL 120 MO Composition II Kayla Stewart 3 T R 10:30a-11:55a MOB-3

D I V I S I O N O F N AT I V E A M E R I C A N S T U D I E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

NAS 103 MO Introduction to Ochethi Sakowin Languag Michael Moore 4 T 2:30p-6:25p MOB-3

NAS 208 OI Ochethi Sakowin Tradition, Philosophy, & Michael Moore 3 T R 9a-10:25a MOB-8

D I V I S I O N O F M AT H & S C I E N C ECOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

MATH 099 MO College Math Preparation Tim Krahler 4 M W 10a-11:55a MOB-3

MATH 101 MO Pre-Algebra Tim Krahler 3 M W 10a-11:55a MOB-3

MATH 102 MO Intermediate Algebra Tim Krahler 4 M W 10a-11:55a MOB-3

MATH 103 MO College Algebra Tim Krahler 4 M W 10a-11:55a MOB-3

D I V I S I O N O F S O C I A L & B E H AV O R I A L S C I E N C E SCOURSE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR CREDITS DAYS TIME HELD LOCATION

PSYC 100 MO First Year Learning Experience Jan Brockel 3 R 9a-11:55a MOB-10

PSYC 111 OI Introduction to Psychology Roxy Howes 3 T R 1p-2:25p MOB-8

PSYC 250 OI Developmental Psychology Roxy Howes 3 M W 1p-2:25p MOB-8

PSYC 255 OI Child & Adolescent Psychology Roxy Howes 3 M W 1p-2:25p MOB-8

PSYC 258 OI Adult and End of Life DevelopmentalPsyc Roxy Howes 1 T MOB-8

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*Classes and/or class times are subject to change.

• It is the policy of Sitting Bull College (SBC) to afford equal employment opportunities to all qualified individuals, without regard to their race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, physical or mental disability, citizenship status, veteran status, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic or status that is protected by federal, state or local law. This also applies to Sitting Bull College’s admission practices, financial aid practices, athletics events, recreation activities, public events or other College policies and programs.• Sex Offender Policy: To increase the safety and welfare of the students, faculty, and staff of Sitting Bull College, no convicted and registered sex offenders will be allowed to enroll in courses or allowed on any Sitting Bull College property.

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Dept. 6:00 amMobridge

Gas & Goodies Dept. 6:20 am

Wakpala C. Center

Dept. 6:40 amKenel

C. Center Dept. 7:05 am

Fort Yates Arrive 7:50 am

Bismarck (See Route #5)

Fort Yates Dept. 4:30 pm

Kenel C. Center

Dept. 5:00 pmWakpala C. Center

Dept. 5:20 pmGR Casino Hotel Lobby

Dept. 5:30 pmMobridge

Gas & Goodies Arrive 5:35 pm

Bullhead C. Center

Dept. 6:30 amLittle Eagle

C. Center Dept. 7:00 amBear Soldier Dept. 7:10 amMcLaughlin SBC Campus

Cenex Dept. 7:15 am

Fort Yates Transit Ctr

Arrive 7:50 amBismarck

(See Route #5) Fort Yates

Transit Center Dept. 4:30 pmMcLaughlin

Cenex SBC Campus

Dept. 5:05 pmBear Soldier

Dept. 5:15 pmLittle Eagle

C. Center Dept. 5:30 pm

Bullhead Arrive 5:55 pm

Porcupine C. Center

Dept. 7 amSelfridge

Cenex Dept. 7:30 am

Fort Yates Arrive 7:50 am

Bismarck (See Route #5)

Fort Yates Transit Center Dept. 4:30 pm

Selfridge Cenex

Dept. 4:50 pmPorcupine C. Center

Arrive 5:20 pm

Mandan Dans

Spirit of Life Dept. 6:23 am

Huff Dept. 6:43 am

Fort Rice Dept. 6:58 amCannon Ball

Shuttle Dept. 7:00 am

PK Casino Guest Service Dept. 7:20 am

Fort Yates Arrive: 7:50am

Fort Yates Dept. 4:30 pm

PK Casino Guest Service Dept. 4:50 pmCannon Ball

Shuttle Dept. 5:15 pm

Fort Rice Dept. 5:30 pm

Huff Dept. 5:45 pm

Mandan Spirit of Life

Dans Arrive 6:00 pm

Fort Yates Transit Center Dept. 8:30 am

PK Casino Guest Service Dept. 8:45 am

Solen Shuttle

Dept. 8:20 amCannon Ball

Shuttle Dept. 8:45 am

Fort Rice Dept. 9:15 am

Huff Dept. 9:30 am

Mandan Dept. 9:50 am

Bismarck Arrive 10:30 am

Bismarck Dept. 2:30 pm

Mandan Dept. 2:30 pm

Huff Dept. 2:45 pm

Fort Rice Dept. 3:10 pmCannon Ball

Shuttle Dept. 3:10 pm

Solen Arrive 3:30 pm

PK Casino Guest Service Dept. 3:20 pm

Fort Yates Arrive 3:45 pm

Rapid City, Sioux Falls TBA

Pierre Dept. 10:00 am

Onida 10:30 am

Gettysburg Dept. 11:00 am

Selby Dept. 11:40 am

Mobridge Dept. 12:10 pm

McLaughlin Dept. 12:35 am

Fort Yates Dept. 1:00 am

Bismarck Arrive. 2:30 pm

Bismarck Dept. 9:30 am

Fort Yates Dept. 10:55 am

McLaughlin Dept. 11:20 am

Mobridge Dept. 12:10 pm

Selby Dept. 12:50 pm

Gettysburg Dept. 1:30 pm

Onida Dept. 2:10 pm

Pierre Arrive. 2:40 pm

Rapid City, Sioux Falls TBA

Fort Yates Town 7:55 am

to 4:30 pm

Fort Yates Transit Center Dept. 6:00 am

Sturgis 1st & 3rd Wed

Arrive 10:45 am Fargo

2nd & 4th Wed Arrive 11:00 am

Sturgis Dept. 5 pm

Fargo Dept. 5 pm

Bullhead Dep. 8:30 am Little Eagle

Dep. 9:00 amBear SoldierS. Dep. 9:15 amMcLaughlin Dep. 9:30 am

Mobridge Arr. 10:15 am

Mobridge Dep. 2:30 pmMcLaughlin Dep. 3:30 pm

Bear SoldierS. Dep. 3:40 pmLittle Eagle

Dep. 4:00 pmBullhead

Arr. 4:30 pm

Wakpala Dep. 10:45 am

Mobridge Arr. 11:00 am

Mobridge Dep. 1:45 pm

Wakpala Arr. 2:00 pm

Wakpala Dep. 6:55 am

MobridgeGas & Goodies

Dep. 7:15 amGR Casino

Dep. 7:25 amMcLaughlin Arr. 7:55 am

McLaughlinTown Route

8:15 am To

3:00 pm

McLaughlin Dep. 4:30 pm GR Casino

Dep. 5:10 pmMobridge

Dep. 5:20 pmWakpala

Arr. 5:40 pm

• Connecting services to:Bismarck Airport, Major Bus Lines, Amtrak

• Family Rates• Medicaid Provider

• Wheel Chair Services Available

Transit Services for South Dakota Communities

Job Openings

Sitting Bull College Master’s in Education

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Sitting Bull College Nursing Program Dr. D’Arlyn Bauer and Jean Cain will be retiring at the end of the

current school year. They are two longtime leaders in our Practical Nursing Program here at Sitting Bull College. “Dr. Bauer and Ms. Cain have dedicated their careers to ensuring high-quality care for all individuals, particularly communities most vulnerable,” stated SBC President, Dr. Laurel Vermillion.

Through their work and teaching, they have led and trained students to become balanced, responsible, holistic health care practitioners. Students in the Practical Nursing Program have had the highest practicum pass rates in the state of North Dakota. We are very proud of D’Arlyn and Jean’s accomplishments and they will be missed. Their positions are currently being advertised. Sitting Bull College’s website has the full job descriptions and Human Resources can be contacted at 701-854-8004.

Dr. Chris Fried, pictured above, successfully defended his dissertation on The Role of Induction and Mentoring Programs for New Teachers at Native American Reservation Schools. Dr. Fried is the Education Supervisor at Sitting Bull College and will graduate from the University of West Georgia School Improvement Doctoral Program in December of 2018.

Travis Frank Education Instructor

The Education Department at Sitting Bull College is accepting applications for the Master’s Degree in Education with emphasis in Curriculum and Instruction, to begin August 2019. Applicants who are accepted and enroll in the graduate program will be part of Cohort 2.

The Education Department at Sitting Bull College is accepting applications for the Master’s Degree in Education with emphasis in Curriculum and Instruction, to begin August 2019. Applicants who are accepted and enroll in the graduate program will be part of Cohort 2.

The Graduate School in Education at SBC is competitive and will be admitting up to 15 applicants who have bachelor’s degrees in Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, or a specific content area in Secondary Education, as well as applicants who DO NOT have a bachelor’s degree in P-12 Education. For individuals who do not have a teaching background and wish to become a highly qualified teacher, please contact the Department of Education in the state in which you wish to teach regarding licensure requirements.

Frank added, "The Master’s Degree in Education is affordable and close to home for many people seeking a degree.”

Anyone considering a Master’s Degree in Education who would like more information can call Dr. Frank at 701- 854-8016 or email him at travis.frank@sittingbull.edu. Applications and supporting documents should be sent to Dr. Frank’s attention at Sitting Bull College by April 1, 2019.

Dr. Chris Fried, pictured above, successfully defended his dissertation on The Role of Induction and Mentoring Programs for New Teachers at Native American Reservation Schools. Dr. Fried is the Education Supervisor at Sitting Bull College and graduated from the University of West Georgia School Improvement Doctoral Program in December of 2018.

• The cost per credit is $350, plus the cost of books and SBC student fees, which is very competitive with other North Dakota and South Dakota colleges and universities.

• Individuals who need to pick up some continuing education credits may be able to enroll in one of the master’s in education graduate courses if there are fewer than 15 students.

• To accommodate the busy working schedules of adult learners, classes will take place in the evenings.

• Several online classes will be included throughout the 32-credit program.

• The master’s program is a two-year cohort, beginning August 2019 and ending May 2021.

• Students will all be in the same classes from start to finish.• All classes have been approved by the Higher Learning Commission

and the Education Standards and Practices Board (i.e., North Dakota Department of Education).

• Graduate students will take 6 credits during the regular school year and 8 credits during the day over the course of one summer.

• Culturally responsive discussions, activities, and assignments; in relation to the Lakota/Dakota values and culture, will be integrated within the graduate students’ coursework.

• Student housing and financial aid and scholarship money are available.

• SBC also has state-of-the-art facilities and small class sizes.• In the area of research, SBC has adequate online journals to conduct

thorough investi-gatory research.

Sitting Bull College Accepting Applications for Master’s Degree Cohort

Key highlights of the program include:

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The Sitting Bull College Welding program with Joe McMullen was published in the November issue of the WELDING JOURNAL. The story explains how the welding program was started and how they have advanced immensely to date. To read the full article, please visit our Website or Facebook page for the link.

Kheya Saves Her People, written by Jessica J. Baker, SBC Native American Studies student, was published in the Tribal College Journal, Vol. 30, No. 2 - Winter 2018.

Jessica also received an honorable mention for this piece during the 2018 AIHEC Student Conference in Bismarck this past spring. To read the full article, please visit our Sitting Bull College Facebook page or the Tribal College Journal website.

Ecology Instructor, Francis Onduso, and SBC Environmental Science Student, Thomas Deville, conducted a preliminary study of the ecological distribution and diversity of mushrooms in the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. Various macrofungi, commonly referred to as mushrooms, have been used since ancient times as food, as a source of natural dyes for clothing, for treating wounds, and for providing substances used as remedies to fight off infections. In nature, mushrooms are ecologically important because they have saprobic, parasitic and mycorrhizal relationships with plants. Native Americans have valued mushrooms for food as well as for their medicinal and hallucinogenic properties, but little information is available on either the occurrence or the use of mushrooms by the tribes of the Standing Rock Indian Reservation.

Prior to the present study, it was hypothesized that the four major types of habitats (upland forest, riverine forest, floodplain and grassland habitats) on the reservation would be characterized by significant differences in mushroom species richness (number of species) and diversity. To assess these patterns, transect lines 10 m wide by 100 m long were established in examples of the four different habitats, and mushrooms were surveyed in July and August of 2017. At least 22 species were recorded, and differences in their distribution among the four habitats were apparent.

Welding

Ecology

Khéya Saves Her People

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Bookstore & Boutique

Farm & Ranch Program

The Sitting Bull College Bookstore & Boutique has many new and exciting announcements! Kody Murphy has been hired as a Permanent Part-Time Bookstore Assistant. She is a student here at SBC and a great addition to the college and Bookstore & Boutique. The SBC Bookstore & Boutique has a Facebook and Instagram page where you can now purchase merchandise directly from the web using PayPal. We hope this will convenience many of our shoppers who are not local or are unable to get to Fort Yates.

SBC Bookstore & Boutique also has star quilts available on hand at all times. With graduation coming up in the spring, you can grab one off the shelf or special order any quilt you might want for your graduate. Another option is to order a quilt of your design for other special occasions. In February there are numerous gift options to make your loved one feel special on Valentines day. We have gift baskets, candy bouquets, balloons, flowers, and many other great gift ideas. Please remember to stop at the SBC Bookstore & Boutique on December 7th during the SBC Bazaar and receive 25% off your purchase that day!

We also encourage you to see or call the Bookstore Manager, Tracy Maher, and Assistant, Kody Murphy, at the Fort Yates Campus if you need any further explanation. The Bookstore & Boutique number is 701-854-8025.

Sitting Bull College was awarded $250,000 for a shared equipment program designed to reach younger new farmers and ranchers on Standing Rock. The College was also awarded $200,000 for an Ag Center that includes a covered heated arena, office space, and a small kitchen and gathering room for workshops. These awards came from the SBC Agricultural Division’s proposal to the Keepseagle Fast-Track Grants to support Native American farmers and ranchers grant program. Margaret Knox, Agricultural Division Director, suggested a focus on “Revitalizing the Sustainable Agricultural Practices of the Oceti Sakowin People on Standing Rock.” This proposal builds on the SBC’s history of outreach, education and research on the Standing Rock reservation.

The goal of this project is to help enrolled members of the Standing Rock Reservation to create and/or expand their sustainable farming and ranching capabilities, and then market their produce at the local level, but also in a wider distribution area. The college will engage community members in hands-on interactive outings and workshops focused on livestock care, organic gardening, soil and water management and conservation, precision agriculture, value added farming and ranching techniques, and marketing strategies. The program will also include diet, nutrition, and traditional food storage and preparation. Joe Dunn, Farmer/Rancher Program Assistant, can be reached at 701-854-8068 for questions or interest.

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Sitting Bull College will be holding registration forSpring Semester 2019 classes during the following dates and times:

McLaughlin SiteTues., December 11, 2018 – 10am to 3pm

Mobridge SiteWed., December 12, 2018 – 10am to 3pm

Fort Yates Campus January 2-4, 2019Wed., January 2, 2019 – 10am to 3pm

Thurs., January 3, 2019 – 12pm to 7pmFri., January 4, 2019 – 10am to 3pm

SITTING BULL COLLEGE SPRING 2019REGISTRATION DATES ANNOUNCED