PCCC Faculty-Staff Poetry Reading

Maria Mazziotti Gillan

On April 19, 2011, PCCC held the the third annual PCCC Faculty-Staff Poetry Reading, sponsored by the Writing Initiative. The reading, part of the College's celebration of National Poetry Month (April), was held in the Founders Hall Theater.

Ken Ronkowitz

Featured readers were: Dave Bolger, Reading faculty; Christine Redman-Waldeyer, English faculty; Mark Hillringhouse, English faculty; Ken Ronkowitz, Director of the Writing Initiative; and Maria Mazziotti Gillan, Founder and Executive Director of the PCCC Cultural Affairs Poetry Center. The event was coordinated and emceed by Elizabeth Nesius, Writing Center Coordinator.

The featured reading was followed by an open reading. PCCC faculty, staff, and students were invited to read  original poems of their own.

The reading was open to students, faculty, and staff. Tomas Feliciano, PCCC student and winner of the WI Writing Contest, was among those who shared their work with the audience. 

Writing Intensive Courses for Fall 2011

The following Fall 2011 course sections as designated as Writing Intensive courses.

Based on their major, all students who entered PCCC after Fall 2007 are required to take 1 or 2 Writing Intensive courses to graduate. For more information on WI course requirements, go to page 21 in the Academic Bulletin.

Fall 2011 Writing Intensive Courses

Course Code	Course Name	Instructor
Paterson Campus
BS-102-ME1	Biology II	Greidanus
BS 203 M01	Intro to Microbiology	Loving
CIS-101 M04	Computer Concepts and Apps	Bernstein
CT 101 ME1	Critical Thinking	Ronkowitz
EN-205-M02	Intro to Literature	TBA
ENS-106-MHY1	Public Speaking—Hybrid Course	Risher
HI-101-ME2	Western Civilization I	Kaempfen
MA 101 M04	College Math	Corpus
MA 103 M01	Basic Statistics	Sankaran
PH-101-M02	Intro to Philosophy	Fruncillo
PL-101-ME1	Intro to Political Science	Torres
PS-101-ME2	Intro to Psychology	Termanini
SC 104-M01	Environmental Science	D'Ambrosio
SO-202-M01	Cultural Anthropology	Burkhart
Wanaque Campus
PS-101-W03	Intro to Psychology	Murphy
HI-102-W02	Western Civilization II	Drakulich
MA 101 WE2	College Math	Oriente
EN-205-WE2	Intro to Literature	TBA
CT-101-WE1	Critical Thinking	Hillringhouse
BS-101 W01	Biology I	Sloan
Passaic Campus
EN-205-P01	Intro to Literature	TBA
PS-101-P02	Intro to Psychology	Page
Online
AE-101-OL1	Appreciation of Art	Thoubboron
EN-205-OL1	Intro to Literature	TBA
HI-101-OL2	Western Civilization I	Jenkins
HI-101-OL3	Western Civilization I	Brozyna
HI-102-OL2	Western Civilization II	Brozyna
HI-201-OL1	U.S. History I	Perdew
MA 101 OL2	College Math	K. Patel
MU-106-OL2	Appreciation of Music	Ayala
PS-101-OL3	Intro to Psychology	Cianci
RL-101-OL2	Intro to Religion	Nesius
SO 102  OL2	Institutional Racism	White