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School: Andover College Lewiston Campus

Paralegal
Course Format: Classroom
Paralegals are being asked more frequently to perform tasks formerly carried out by lawyers, increasing their employment rate and solidifying their future. Through Andover College, you can train for this profession by acquiring the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required for a wide variety of entry-level paralegal positions. What Is a Paralegal? Paralegals are not lawyers...
 

Criminal Justice
Course Format: Classroom
Many different career paths with numerous positions exist in criminal justice and public safety. To pursue any of these career avenues, you need a solid foundation in criminal justice and a liberal arts knowledge base. Get it at Andover College. Our Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice degree can help you take advantage of these career opportunities. Mission Statement The mi...
 

Medical Assisting
Course Format: Classroom
There is an increased demand for quality health care due to the nation’s aging population and continuous technological advances. As a result, many health care career opportunities, like medical assisting, are being created. In fact, medical assisting is predicted to be one of the fastest-growing occupations through 2014.* Take the necessary steps toward entering this rewarding profession...
 

Early Childhood Education
Course Format: Classroom
If you enjoy working with children and their families, pursuing early childhood education can provide the rewarding career you are seeking. With an associate of applied science degree, you may seek job opportunities in this field or use it as a first step to higher education. Mission Statement The mission of the Early Childhood Education program is to prepare students to work with child...
 

Business Administration
Course Format: Classroom
The objective of the Andover College Business Administration program is to help students develop the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitude that will enable them to become ethical decision makers capable of working for and leading organizations. We accomplish this through an innovative core curriculum that fosters critical thinking skills, effective communication techniques, analytical probl...
 

Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The field of accounting is constantly changing, so you need an education that will best train you with the skills to meet these changes. Andover College’s Accounting Certificate program is designed to reflect the skills demanded by the business community. Course outcomes are discussed between our knowledgeable instructors and local business leaders and adjusted accordingly. Our goal is to ...
 

Romantic Landscape Painting
Course Format: Classroom
The importance of landscape painting in the Romantic period is a clear reflection of complex cultural change. The course examines the forms and meanings of the varied approaches to landscape painting in England, Europe, and the United States between 1750 and 1850. Artists and groups considered may include Constable, Turner, Friedrich, the Pre-Raphaelites, and the Barbizon and Hudson River schoo...
 

African Art
Course Format: Classroom
This course examines the royal and religious arts of sub-Saharan Africa. The arts commissioned by African kingdoms and royal individuals to define royal identity are explored, as well as the ways in which these arts have been interpreted by the populace. In addition, the course addresses the arts related to religion, many of which interface with arts in the royal context. This includes discussi...
 

Modern Architecture
Course Format: Classroom
An introduction to modern European and American architecture. This course examines practical, social, and aesthetic dimensions related to the development of modern architecture. Special consideration is given to styles and collective movements such as the Bauhaus, the International Style, the Chicago School, and postmodernism. Architects considered at length include Henry Hobson Richardson, Lou...
 

Chinese Visual Culture
Course Format: Classroom
This course introduces Chinese visual cultures, from the Neolithic period to the present day, focusing on a period of particular cultural significance from the Han to Qing Dynasty. The course reveals interrelationships among Chinese art, literature, religious philosophy, and politics. Topics discussed include artists’ places within specific social groups, theories of arts, questions of pat...
 

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