January Term 4E25 Begins on Eielson AFB

PSY 1010: General Psychology 
This course is an introductory survey of the principles, theories, and methods of psychology as a basis for the understanding of human behavior and mental processes. Students will be exposed to a variety of topics including history, research methods, biological foundations of behavior, sensation and perception, states of consciousness, learning, memory, cognition, development, personality, abnormal behavior, and social psychology.
Tuesday/Thursday 17:30-18:45

REL 2050: Contemporary Ethical Issues
A study of the doing of ethics through the examination of contemporary ethical issues giving consideration to classical ethical theories along with Christian religious values and one’s own world view.
Monday 17:30-20:00

Important Information:
-Courses are enrolling now! Late enrollment begins 1/7/25.
-January Term 4E25 Dates: 1/22/25–3/18/25
-Location: 2631 Wabash Avenue, Bldg 3126
-These courses are open to both military and civilian students.
-Students can enroll in one or both in-person courses. If taking one in-person course, students can also take an online course simultaneously. There are no set class times for online courses.
-To learn more about our on-base course offerings, visit waldorf.edu/eielson, call us at 877.267.2157, or come to the Waldorf office on the second floor of Eielson’s Education Center (Bldg 3126)

Why Waldorf?
 -No-cost transcript and certificate evaluation to analyze for transfer credit
 -Serving students since 1903
-TA and VA benefits accepted Financial Aid available to those who qualify
-Textbooks are included for online students
-Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a regional accrediting body
-Waldorf is a CCAF GEM approved school
-Over 120 fully online programs
-Flexible 8-week long terms
-No mandatory, hidden student fees