SBCC Permaculture Design
Course, Summer 2012
2 week Intensive
The Permaculture Design Course (PDC) offered at Santa
Barbara City College (SBCC) is a part of the SBCC Environmental
Horticulture program and has been taught for several years in both the
Spring & Summer sessions.
The session this summer will be a two week intensive for the first
time. It is a (4) credit class, and is a requirements for 3 of
the
SBCC Landscape Design & Restoration certificate programs! So
permaculture design strategies will now make their way into those
professions. Very powerful. Two days will be spent at Quail
Springs Permaculture Farm.
We are grateful this course has made the PDC affordable to students
who otherwise couldn't afford a PDC at this time in their lives, and
know they will go on to take additional and more advanced Permaculture
courses with other teachers in the future.
If interested
please sign up ASAP, the course has 14 enrolled, needs at least 20 to
go.
From SBCC Catalog:
EH 109 PERMACULTURE DESIGN COURSE May 29 -June 8
2012 @ Santa Barbara City College
Application of ecological and environmental principles to designing
human systems that are locally sustainable and require reduced
inputs.
(TR: CSU) 19753
On Campus A-162 TWRFS 8:00am- 3:05pm 05/29/12-06/02/12 Classroom Gonella,
M P 4 UNITS also meets On Campus A-162
MTWRF 8:00am- 3:05pm 06/04/12-06/08/12.
TO ENROLL ONLINE DETAILS
BELOW
http://www.sbcc.edu/classes/files/Summer_Schedule12.pdf
Open Registration, including Dual Enrollment Students
............................May 21 June 16*
*June 16 Online services only
Fees
Enrollment
........................................................$46/unit
Non-Resident Tuition
Out of
State..................................................$210/unit
June 1
................................................................Prerequisite
Challenge Priority Review Deadline
June 18
..............................................................Semester
Begins
Santa Barbara City College
721 Cliff Drive Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394 (805) 965-0581 / (805)
730-4450
For information on the cost of textbooks for each course,
select the course reference number on the web schedule:
www.sbcc.edu/classes. ENTER TR/CSU NUMBER 19753
EH Environmental Horticulture
Application of ecological and environmental principles to designing human
systems that are locally sustainable and require reduced inputs.
Title: EH 109 Permaculture Design
CRN: 19753
Instructor: Michael Gonella
Section Corequisites: NONE
Bldg/Room: A 162 MacDougall Admin Center
Apply to College
APPLY FOR SUMMER/FALL 2012
NOW!
http://www.sbcc.edu/apply/apply_to_college.php
Online applications are processed within 30-45 minutes. Paper
applications are processed within 48 - 72 business hours.
How to apply:
Apply ONLINE in English or Spanish (see exceptions below). There is no
fee for submitting an application. Some programs require supplemental
applications.
Admissions & Records will process your application and you will
receive an Enrollment Checklist in the mail. The Checklist will detail
whether or not you have to complete Assessment, Orientation and Advising
based on the educational goal and/or transfer plan you have selected on
your application.
Your SBCC application must be on file before you can register in
classes.
Admission is open to anyone who:
• Holds a high school diploma or equivalent;
• Is 18 years old or older; and/or
• Is enrolled in high school and wishes to attend SBCC concurrently as a
part-time student.
Applications for Summer/Fall 2012 must be submitted by any student
who:
Was not enrolled at SBCC in Spring 2012; or
Withdrew from all Spring 2012 SBCC classes on or before February 4,
2012.
Alternatives to applying online:
1. Download and print the English or Spanish application using Acrobat
Reader. Complete and mail the application to Admissions & Records.
Click here for the Programs of Study/Major Code Sheet.
2. Apply in person at Admissions & Records. The Spanish version of
the paper application is available at Admissions & Records,
Counseling, or the ESL Office.
3. Call (805) 730-4450 to have an application mailed to you.