LSK 045, "Vocabulary Enrichment," is a weekly seminar for the development of college-level vocabulary. It is designed to improve students' reading and communication skills.  Emphasis is given to etymology and to understanding and using words in context.  Class sessions may be supplemented by lab work. 

CRL 101, "Critical Literacy," integrates reading and writing instruction to engage students in the rigors of college work.  Through strategic instruction and guided practice, students strengthen reading skills and gain practice in writing college essays.  Through an exploration of knowledge and learning in higher education, students are encouraged to think critically. This three-credit course is a prerequisite for WRT 100 and carries a Humanities designation. 

LSK 095, "Basic Math," is a course designed for students who require a review of basic  mathematics.  The course is designed to teach the methodology of arithmetic and basic algebra. Topics in the course include fractions, decimals, proportions, percents and beginning algebra through the solving of basic linear equations that contain rational numbers. Classes meet in O'Shea Hall, Room B-11.