Here is all the data on the four courses I will be teaching this coming semester at BPCC

The following data is now live on LOLA and you can sign up there or at Campus

CRN 21387
   
COMM 260-501
   
Wedding Photography
   
Smith, S (Lott)
   
limit 25 students
   
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Thursdays

room D311
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CRN 21388
   
COMM 267-101
   
Portrait Photography

Smith, S (Lott)
   
limit 18 students
   
1:00 - 4:00 pm
Tuesdays
   
D304
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CRN 20006
   
COMM 160-501
   
Photography, (beginning)

Smith, S (Lott)
   
limit 25 students
   
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Wednesdays
   
D303
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CRN 20351
   
COMM 160-901
   
Beginning, Photography
   
Smith, S (Lott)
   
limit 25 students
   
Internet Based course
No class room   

Steven Lott Smith is offered to teach more courses at BPCC...

It looks like it will happen...............

In the works still to be firmed up, but look for these courses to be announced, soon
Spring Semester
Comm 267 Portrait Photography by Steven Lott Smith
Tuesday from 1-4 pm in the Portrait Studio

This coming semester......
Wedding Photography Comm 260 by Steven Lott Smith
Monday and Wednesday's from 5-6:15PM  room D303
yes two nights a week, an Hour and Fifteen minutes each night

I will also be doing Beginning Photo, both in an evening Class on Wednesday's
and on the Internet again

I want to thank my Students for pushing BPCC to allow me to teach more classes !
I look forward to seeing many of you and new students in these two new classes

Cheers !
Steve

Aperture and Shutter speed a good discusion

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To those that keep asking if I can teach more courses at BPCC....

Students,

Over the past several years and increasing recently

I have students asking me if I would teach more courses

I would of course be thrilled to spend more time teaching and I continue to encourage students to vocalize their requests.

Your requests need to go to my supervisors, most students have neither the time nor patience to look up the assistant Dean’s information

Therefore I am providing you contact information right here………..

Rona Leber Assitant Dean of Communications at BPCC

 

My campus email address is slott at bpcc dot edu shown this way to help reduce spam to my bpcc account that does not have good spam filtering :)

This is being broadcast on my public Blog so send me the email and I will forward to the assistant Dean

Here are some courses that I have taught in the past that you may want to request

However feel free to vocalize in your email what YOU want

Both in topics and in the time of day you wish the courses to be offered
This next semester I am slated to teach One internet course on Beginning Photography
and one evening course on Beginning Photography

Digital Photography (includes all post Capture Tools and their use)

Wedding Photography (from capturing the special moments and telling the story to presenting the bride a finished album)

Food and other specialized product photography

Portrait Photography by Steven Lott

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