Showing posts with label class assignment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label class assignment. Show all posts

Friday, November 19, 2010

MCC-Longview marathon class



Sure, students can sometimes complain that going to class is like running a marathon, but what if your class WAS ACTUALLY running a marathon?

Well, MCC-Longview’s John O’Connell and Jim McGraw, both running enthusiasts, will be teaching runners how to run for distance in a semester-long class beginning this coming Spring. The class will take runners from varying experience levels and give them the training they need to run their own marathon.

Not only will the class be fun, but you can also earn college credit, too.

O’Connell, who works with the Longview Recreation Center will be focusing on the physical aspect of training and conditioning for the long run.

McGraw, a counselor at Longview, will work with participants to make sure they are focused mentally to take on such a run and will keep them motivated throughout the process.

Both agree, with a combined effort they can get just about any one ready for a marathon of their own.

To sign up, check the MCC-Longview online schedule or contact McGraw or O’Connell for more information.

PHED 198 or GUID 199B: 2-credit hours

Saturdays 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.

For more information contact:
John O’Connell at 604.2440
Jim McGraw at 604.2313

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

MCC-Longview students are looking for YOUR car questions.

Car show

It’s that time of the year where MCC-Longview students in technical writing class answer your car questions.

This year, instructor Casey Reid is asking for your help in coming up with some of the questions that will be used in the class assignments.

They don’t care what the question is: Send your question, any relevant car information (make, model, year, mileage), and contact information (phone and email preferred) to casey.reid@mcckc.edu.

The class will do its best to research your question and provide answers in the “Rev Hard” column in the December edition of The Current, the student newspaper.

If the class receives enough questions, they will put together a January column to make sure everyone’s questions are answered.

Thanks for helping us, and we look forward to hearing from you!