Stephen Hanna |
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Newark Ohlone Center 39399 Cherry Blvd., Rm. 2111 Newark, CA 94560–4902 |
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| Phone | (510) 742–2386 | |
| shanna@ohlone.edu | ||
| Campus Maps | http://www.ohlone.edu/core/maps/ | |
| Courses | Schedule | Finals | Resources | Cheating | Important Dates | ||
Click one of the links below for detailed information on the courses I am teaching this semester.
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History 117A U.S. History to 1877 Sec. 03 NOC 2100 |
History 117B U.S. History since 1865 Sec. 05 NOC 2100 |
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| History 117A Sec. 03 9:45–11:20 NOC 2100 |
History 117A Sec. 03 9:45–11:20 NOC 2100 |
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| Office 11:45–12:45 NOC 2111 |
Office 11:45–12:45 NOC 2111 |
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| History 117B Sec. 05 1:15–2:50 NOC 2100 |
History 117B Sec. 05 1:15–2:50 NOC 2100 |
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| Class | Section | Date | Time |
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| History 117A | 03 | Tuesday, December 15 | 9:30–11:30 AM |
| History 117B | 05 | Friday, December 18 | 12:00–2:00 PM |
The final exam is required in all classes.
Resources for a specific class can be found by clicking on the link above for that class.
The Ohlone Library provides many resources, both in print and on-line, to help you in your studying. Many of these are listed on the Library's web site, http://www2.ohlone.edu/org/library/studres.html. Pay particular attention to the section labeled, History and Politics.
If you need help with your writing, please visit the Writing Lab on the second floor of Hyman Hall. Instructors there will help you with the mechanics of writing a good essay, including refining your thesis, structuring the essay, focusing each paragraph, and including footnotes and a bibliography.
Students requiring special services or arrangements because of hearing, visual, or other disabilities should contact me, a counselor, and the Disabled Student Services Office.
It would seem to go without saying that cheating is not allowed. The penalty for cheating on an assignment or a test is an automatic F for that assignment. The instructor may also give the student an F in the class, and may, in extreme cases, refer the student to the Vice President of Student Services for administrative sanctions (such as suspension or expulsion).
Here are some examples of cheating:
Plagiarism is the act of representing someone else's work as your own. Avoiding plagiarism does not require you to avoid using other people's work; it does require you to give proper credit to the source of the material. In scholarly papers, such credit is typically given in footnotes. Copying material, either verbatim or in substance, from published sources without giving the original author appropriate credit is plagiarism. Please be aware that copying from Web sites without giving credit is plagiarism, just as much as copying from a book or from another student's paper, and I will find out.
You can, and should, read the College Academic Dishonesty Policy, or you can obtain a copy from your Division Dean's office or the Office of Student Services.
Due dates for assignments in a particular class are given in the syllabus for that class. This table lists significant dates recognized by the College.
| Instruction begins | Monday, August 31 |
| Last day to add semester-length class without instructor's signature | Friday, September 4 |
| Holiday: Labor Day | Monday, September 7 |
| Last day to drop and be eligible for a refund | Tuesday, September 8 |
| Last day to add semester-length class (requires instructor's signature) | Sunday, September 13 |
| Last day to drop semester-length class without a "W" grade | Sunday, September 13 |
| Last day to petition to complete a class on a credit/no credit basis | Friday, September 25 |
| Holiday: Veterans' Day | Wednesday, November 11 |
| Last day to drop semester-length courses with a "W" grade | Thursday, November 19 |
| Holiday: Thanksgiving | Thursday, Nov. 26 – Sunday, Nov. 29 |
| Last day of instruction | Friday, December 11 |
| Final Exam period | Friday, Dec. 11 – Friday, Dec. 18 |
For the complete Ohlone academic calendar for this semester, see the Fall 2009 Academic Calendar.