SPRING 2014 - Westfield State University · Spring 2014 Deadline to Add Courses January 27, 2014 . 2 BUILDING CODES ... M March 17 Classes Resume Session B Classes Begin M April 14

SPRING 2014

COURSE OFFERINGS BOOKLET AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION

5 EASY STEPS TO REGISTER FOR SPRING 2014 CLASSES!!

Register for classes online through your

myWestfield account ! ! The IT HELP desk, Wilson Hall can assist with username

and password issues for myWestfield.

1. MAKE AN ADVISING APPOINTMENT Each class will have their own advising week between October 28 and November 25. Some programs will offer early advising/registration before October 28 and students will be personally informed of this option (Honors, Banacos, select athletes). Print your audit to bring to your advising appointment: myWestfield – Academics – Registration tools – degree evaluation.

2. MEET WITH YOUR ADVISOR You must have your advising form signed! Your advisor/department will issue you an “Alternate Registration PIN” to use when you register online.

3. CHECK CLASS LEVEL/HOLDS Log onto myWestfield select the “Academics” tab and then “Registration Status” under “Registration Tools.” When prompted enter “Spring 2014.” This screen will show your class level for the registration dates in the next column and any holds that must be cleared before registration. To view any holds, click “view holds” at the bottom of the page.

4. REGISTER ONLINE 7 AM ON YOUR DAY Detailed directions on back cover

Online registration opens at 7:00AM mywestfield.westfield.ma.edu

For In-Person Registration Assistance

Parenzo Hall Room 107 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM November 1, 8, 18 and 25

LIBA/EDUC/UND STUDENTS:

Go to Parenzo Hall K/L for foundation or major course registrations — with assistance, students may access

major-restricted seats.

5. RETURN YOUR BILL AND PAPERWORK

PRE-REGISTRATION DATES

END FALL 2013 ADVISING REG EARNED CREDITS DATES DATE

SENIORS (84 credits) Oct 28-31 Nov 1 JUNIORS (54 credits) Nov 4-7 Nov 8 SOPHOMORES (24 credits) Nov 12-15 Nov 18 FIRST-YEARS (0-23 credits) Nov 19-22 Nov 25

Page 5 outlines early registration opportunities for: Honors students, Banacos students,

and selected athletes.

On the above pre-registration dates: Online Registration 7:00AM - 9:00PM

In-Person 8:30AM - 4:30PM Parenzo Hall 107 Your registration class is calculated by adding your current earned credits with your current registration.

Once your registration window is open on the above date it remains open through Friday, December 6.

ADD/DROP

Online January 17 – January 27, 2014 7:00AM - 9:00PM (ends at 4:30 on January 27)

students may: enroll up to 18 credits remaining reserved seats now open to all major restrictions and co/pre-requisites remain

In-Person Parenzo Hall 107 January 21 – 27, 2014, 8:30AM–4:30PM

enroll in more than 18 credits with permission may be overloaded into closed or permission classes

with signed forms may add DGCE evening classes (501, 502, etc.

sections) if space is available starting Tuesday, January 21, 2014 - can also be added ONLINE.

REMEMBER

Spring 2014 Classes Begin January 21, 2014 Spring 2014 Deadline to Add Courses January 27, 2014

http://mywestfield.wsc.ma.edu/

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BUILDING CODES

BATES - Bates Hall

ELY - Ely Library and Campus Center

HMC - Horace Mann Center

JPARK - Juniper Park Elementary School

MOD - Mod Hall

NHL - New Hall

PAR - Parenzo Hall

WILSN - Wilson Hall

WDWRD - Woodward Center

SPRING 2014 SEMESTER CALENDAR

F January 17 Web-Registration Reopens for Spring 2014

M January 20 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

No Classes

T January 21 Classes Begin & In-person add/drop begins

F January 24 Deadline to submit Independent Study or

Special Arrangement requests

M February 17 President’s Day – No Classes T February 18 Follow Monday Schedule

Fall/Winter Inc Grade Conversion

F February 21 Last Day to Withdraw for Session A

F March 7 Session A Classes End

M March 10-14 Spring Break

No Classes March 10-14

M March 17 Classes Resume

Session B Classes Begin

M April 14 Last Day to Withdraw Full Semester Classes

M April 21 Patriot’s Day – No Classes

T April 22 Last Day to Withdraw for Session B

W April 23 Community Service Day (classes held)

M May 5 Classes End-Day Division †

TBD* Reading Day or Make-up Day (Day Division Only)

TBD* Examination Period

TBD* Senior Grades Due 12 by Noon

TBD* Commencement

T May 20 All Other Grades Due by Noon

FALL 2013

EXAM SCHEDULE

December 16 - Monday

08:00 - 10:00 Period 8 MWF 03:50

& M Seminars

10:10 - 12:10 Period 6 MWF 1:40

12:20 - 02:20 Period 3 MWF 10:25

02:30 - 04:30 Period 4 MWF 11:30

December 17 - Tuesday

08:00 - 10:00 Period 1 TR 8:15

10:10 - 12:10 Period 6 TR 03:45

& T Seminars 12:20 - 02:20 Period 2 TR 09:45

02:30 - 04:30 Make-Ups+

December 18 - Wednesday

08:00 - 10:00 Period 5 MWF 12:35

10:10 - 12:10 Period 7 MWF 02:45/03:10

& W Seminars

12:20 - 02:20 Period 2 MWF 09:20

02:30 - 04:30 Period 1 MWF 07:50/8:15

December 19 - Thursday 08:00 - 10:00 Period 3 TR 11:15

10:10 - 12:10 Period 4 TR 12:45

12:20 - 02:20 Period 5 TR 02:15

& R Seminars

02:30 - 04:30 Make-Ups+

CLASS TIMES

MONDAY/WEDNESDAY/FRIDAY

First 08:15-9:05/07:50-09:05*

Second 09:20-10:10

Third 10:25-11:15

Fourth 11:30-12:20

Fifth 12:35-01:25 Sixth 01:40-02:30/01:40-02:55*

Seventh 02:45-03:35/03:10-04:25*

Eighth 03:50-04:40

TUESDAY/THURSDAY

First 08:15-09:30

Second 09:45-11:00

Third 11:15-12:30

Fourth 12:45-2:00

Fifth 02:15-03:30

Sixth 03:45-5:00

*Seventy-five minute classes may meet any two of the three days

+Make up exams offered at

instructor’s discretion

++Exam Snow Day Make-up

Friday, December 20, 2013

SPRING 2014*

EXAM SCHEDULE

*At the time of publication, spring

semester dates were not available.

Once finalized, more information

will be available online.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

BUILDING KEY

AND CALENDARS

Information to help you navigate the campus and a list

of important dates for the up-coming semester.

Page 2

REGISTRATION

CONTACTS

Listing of Academic Affairs administrators,

department chairs, program contacts, and other

support services.

Page 4

SECTION I: ADVISING

Information that will help you prepare for your

advising session.

Page 5

SECTION II: POLICIES

Academic policies and procedures relevant to the registration process.

Page 6

SECTION III: SPECIAL

PROGRAMS

Special programs: ROTC; Honors; Learning

Communities; Exchange Study Abroad and Short-

Term courses; Civic Engagement.

Page 8

SECTION IV: TEXT

BOOKS

Information on how to access textbook information

online through your myWestfield account.

Page 10

SECTION V: DEGREE

EVALUATION

Instructions to access student degree audits.

Page 10

ONLINE COURSES

Information/instructions for taking online courses.

Page 11

REGISTRATION FORM

Extra Advising & Registration form.

Page 12

COURSE GRID

Detailed list of all day division courses. Page 13

UNIVERSITY CORE

Complete listing of the Core requirements.

Page 46

WEB REGISTRATION

INSTRUCTIONS

Detailed instructions on how to check your class level,

holds, the validity of your “Alternate Registration

Pin,” and register for courses.

Back

Cover

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR The staff in the Office of the Registrar are an excellent source of information about registration, procedures, deadlines, courses,

academic policies, and special programs. We work closely with offices across the University community and are located in Parenzo

Hall along with the Banacos Center, Urban Education, TRiO, and Academic Advising.

Parenzo Hall Room 107

Phone: 413-572-5218

Fax: 413-579-3010

www.westfield.ma.edu/registrar

The Course Offering Booklet is a tool to guide you through the registration process. More detailed information on all policies can be

found in the undergraduate Catalog. The information contained in this Booklet is subject to change without notice, including the

cancellation and addition of course sections. A complete and accurate listing of courses is available through your myWestfield

account, academics tab, registration tools, look up classes - including pre-requisites and other restrictions.

http://www.westfield.ma.edu/registrar

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REGISTRATION CONTACTS

Registration help is available on a walk-in basis at the Academic Advising Center in Parenzo K/L.

You may now e-mail your advising questions to: [email protected]

DIVISION OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Vice President Elizabeth Preston PAR Wing

Dean of Undergraduate Studies Marsha Marotta PAR Wing

Dean of Education Cheryl Stanley PAR Wing Dean of Faculty Steven Adams PAR Wing

Registrar John Ohotnicky PAR 107

Assistant Registrar Monique Lopez PAR 107

Associate Dean, Academic Achievement Maureen McCartney PAR 101

Director, Academic Advising Laurie Simpson PAR K/L

Director, Disability Services Sarah Lazare BANACOS

Assistant Director, Disability Services Sue Krieg BANACOS

Director, Urban Education Joan Fuller PAR 108

Assistant Director, Urban Education Azanda Seymour PAR 108

Director, Trio Student Support Services Celeste Donovan PAR 104

DEPARTMENT/PROGRAM CONTACT LOCATION

Art Jamie Wainright PAR 115

Biology Buzz Hoagland WILSN 212

Communication Susan Leggett ELY 332C

Computer/Information Science James Carabetta WILSN 411H

Criminal Justice Chris Kudlac HMC 145

Economics & Management David Bakuli WILSN 414A

Education Sandra Berkowitz PAR 222

Ethnic and Gender Studies Margot Hennessy MOD 100F

English Emily Todd BATES 128

Environmental Science Michael Vorwerk WILSN 207A

Geography & Regional Planning Robert Bristow WILSN 201A History Mark Abate BATES 211

Honors Program Glen Brewster/Vanessa Diana MOD 103C

Liberal Studies David Lovejoy WILSN 221A

Mathematics Karin Vorwerk WILSN 409A

Movement Science Holly Noun WDWRD 221

Music Karen LaVoie BATES 229

Nursing and Allied Health Karen Manning MOD 109

Philosophy Brad Art WILSN 302A

Physical Science Pat Romano WILSN 321

Political Science David Smailes PAR 110

Psychology Lynn Shelley WILSN 105H Sociology Tamara Smith MOD 101C

Social Work Robert Kersting MOD 102O

World Language Studies Kathleen McIntosh MOD 104A

Undeclared Laurie Simpson PAR K/L

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES

Academic Advising/Achievement PAR K/L or PAR 101 413-572-5561

Bookstore ELY 413-572-3100

Continuing Education HMC 413-572-8020

Financial Aid HMC 413-572-5218

Health Services SCANLON 413-572-5415 Office of the Registrar PAR 107 413-572-5218

Plato Support WILSN 413-572-8130

Student Accounts HMC 413-572-5218

Tutoring Center PAR/BANACOS 413-572-5676

TRiO Student Support Services PAR 104 413-572-5793

Urban Education PAR 108 413-572-5387

mailto:[email protected]

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SECTION I - ACADEMIC ADVISING

ADVISING RESPONSIBILITIES - STUDENTS It is strongly recommended that:

Students know the requirements and expectations of their

major, Core requirements, university policies and

procedures;

Students meet early in their academic career with their

advisor to develop an academic plan that will guide the

completion of their baccalaureate degree;

Students meet regularly with their department advisor to

assess and update their progress within their programs;

Students be responsible for maintaining an academic file

that includes: the WSU Catalog for their time of entry,

academic audit sheets, grade reports, registration records,

change of grade/change of major forms, etc.

Students consider keeping an academic portfolio for their

benefit in employment and professional interviews; Students know what it means to maintain satisfactory

academic standing (i.e., satisfactory GPA by attempted

credits):

0 - 23 credits 1.75

24+ credits 2.00 Students explore with their advisor various academic

opportunities (internships, co-ops, honors, exchange programs,

etc.) available through the institution or through their

discipline;

Students speak with their advisor to learn about the

various academic resources available (tutorial services,

study skills workshops, etc.) to support their success.

PREPARING FOR YOUR ADVISING SESSION 1. Prepare for your advising session by reviewing your online

degree evaluation (myWestfield – Academics – Registration

Tools – Degree Evaluation) and identifying courses you still

need to take. This is also a great opportunity to ensure any

waivers/substitutions have been filed and processed

accordingly.

2. If you have questions about whether specific courses taken

at other colleges satisfy Westfield State University Core

requirements, you must see the Assistant Registrar in the

Office of the Registrar. When there are questions about the

content of specific courses, the Assistant Registrar or Transfer Coordinator refers the decision to the Chair of the appropriate

academic department.

3. Look through this course offerings booklet and note on the

registration worksheet the courses you are interested in taking.

Keep in mind what courses you need to satisfy the Common

Core and your major. Consider elective courses outside these

areas that seem interesting. In selecting your elective courses,

please keep in mind the Westfield State University

PASS/FAIL Policy for 0200/0300 level courses. This policy

allows juniors and seniors to take upper level courses in areas outside their major and the Core for a grade of 'PS' or 'FL',

neither of which is used in calculating a student's GPA.

4. Using the University Catalog, make sure that you have

completed all required prerequisites for courses you have

selected. The Catalog is available online at


5. Since the most popular classes frequently close early in the registration process, you will want to have identified 10-12

possible courses for next semester by the time you have

completed your advising session, so be sure to compile a

comprehensive list of options.

ADVISING OUTCOMES

Comprehensive advising is a key factor in determining how

well-registered a student will be, so be sure to use your time

with your advisor to develop a thorough understanding of your

academic needs for the next semester. When you leave your

advising session, you should know:

what courses you must have in order to make reasonable progress toward the completion of your degree

what courses would be useful, but could be taken in another semester if necessary

and what courses may be taken as electives, in response to your own interests and preferences.

Students who complete their advising session with a list of

only five courses will ultimately be less well served than those

who are prepared with a full range of options.

ACADEMIC ADVISOR All students who have declared a major are assigned a

departmental advisor by the chair. If you do not know who

your advisor is, check with your department secretary or chair.

You may also view your advisor’s name through your

myWestfield account - academics tab.

ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER

Advising and registration help is available on a walk-in basis

at the Academic Advising Center in Parenzo K/L for all

students and specifically for student who have undeclared

majors. You may now e-mail your advising questions to: [email protected]

ACADEMIC ADVISING - UNDECLARED

Students who have not yet declared a major are advised

through the Academic Advising Center in Parenzo K/L.

ONLINE EARLY REGISTRATION

Honors and Banacos Selected Athletes

W October 30 7:00AM T November 12 7:00AM

Honors students with an

overall GPA of 3.3 or better

and students who are

approved members of the

Banacos Academic Center

with less than 54 earned credits. Alternate registration

pin rang: 950000 – 999999

First and second year athletes

with less than 54 credits and

whose season of competition

occurs during the spring

semester. Alternate

registration pin range: 900000 – 949999

Any questions about your eligibility to register early should be

addressed with the director of the program in question. The

Registrar’s Office will also be available to you on Oct 30 or

Nov 12 if you need additional in-person support.



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SECTION II - POLICIES

ADVISING AND PIN

In order to guarantee that all students are advised prior to

registration, students will be required to present a signed

advising form to their department, at which time a new

Alternate Registration PIN will be issued. Use the new Alternate Registration PIN for online registration; bring a

signed advising sheet to use at in-person registration in

Parenzo Hall 107. See back cover for additional PIN

information.

ADD/DROP IN PARENZO HALL 107

1. ADJUST YOUR SEMESTER SCHEDULE. You may

drop any courses you do not wish to take or add new courses,

on a space available basis.

2. ADD/DROP runs through the first week of the semester.

Online add/drop is available from 7:00AM - 9:00PM (4:30PM

on the last day) and in-person from 8:30AM to 4:30PM in Parenzo Hall 107. Please consult the front cover for specific

dates.

3. PERMISSION TO ENROLL FORM Use this form if you

receive an error message for missing pre-requisite, co-

requisite, class, or need the permission of instructor.

4. INSTRUCTOR AUTHORIZATION TO ADD A DAY

CLASS (OVERLOAD) FORM If there is no space available

in a course that you need or want, you may be able to get

permission from the instructor to add that course. If an

instructor authorizes your enrollment on this form (some

departments may also require the Chair's signature), the computer operator will register you for the course, even if the

computer shows no space available. Forms are only available

during the published add/drop period.

5. SCHEDULE You will receive a printout of your revised

schedule. This is a good way to check that you are going to the

right classes. You may print your own copy through

myWestfield.

6. PERMISSION COURSES Courses that require special

permission, like internships, CO-OPS, and some upper level

electives may not be added through myWestfield. See the

instructor, or the chair of the department offering the course for information about adding these courses.

COURSE LOAD AND CLASS STANDING

Students who expect to graduate in four years should plan to

take 30 credits a year, or 15 credits a semester. If you drop

any courses, or fail courses, you will have to take summer or

winter session courses or extra courses during the semester to

keep the number of credits necessary to maintain your class

standing.

While the usual course load is 15 credits a semester, students

may carry from 12 to 18 credits as a full time student. Students wishing to carry more than 18 credits must get

special permission from their advisors, major department

chairs, and the Associate Dean of Academic Achievement.

The Academic Policies Committee recommends that students

have a minimum GPA of 2.5 to enroll in 19 or 20 credits and

3.0 to enroll in 21 credits. The approval form is available in

the Office of the Registrar.

COURSE REPEAT POLICY

Students may apply this policy a maximum of five times.

Students must file a completed course repeat form with the

Office of the Registrar prior to taking any course as a repeat.

Westfield courses can only be repeated with an identical Westfield course.

COURSE WITHDRAWAL

NOTATION OF "W"

The notation of "W" is an action taken by the student or

administration and is not a reflection of the student's

performance in the course. Students may withdraw from a

full-semester course up to three weeks prior to the last day of

classes (up to two weeks prior to the last day of classes for

half-semester courses) by completing a Course Withdrawal

form. A notation of "W" will be placed on the student’s record

for courses dropped during this period.

SPRING 2014 Deadlines for Course Withdrawals

Full Semester Monday, April 14, 2014

Session A Friday, February 21, 2014

Session B Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Students not attending a course will be issued an "F" grade on

their record. The grade will be used in computing semester

and cumulative average. COURSE WITHDRAWAL FORMS

ARE AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR.

Administrative offices can withdraw students for cause. Reasons for administrative withdrawal may include

non-payment of tuition and fees, lack of health forms or final

high school transcripts, academic failure or probation,

over-enrollment in a single semester, and/or disciplinary

action. The notation of "W" is made on the student's record

for all courses dropped administratively.

CROSS REGISTRATION INTO DGCE CLASSES

Beginning on the first day of classes, online and in Parenzo

Hall 107, Day students will be permitted to register for up to

three Continuing Education (DGCE) classes as part of their

Day load, on a space-available basis. Students will not be assessed any additional tuition charges for these courses.

Continuing Education add/drop tuition waivers may not be

used for a special arrangement, independent study, internship,

or graduate level (0400+) course. DGCE sections begin with a

‘5’, example: 501, 50A, etc…E01 Sections ARE available to

day division students during pre-registration as listed in the

course grid. DGCE students wishing to cross-register into day

classes, should consult with the DGCE office for specific

dates.

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DECLARING / CHANGING A MAJOR

Students must declare a major by the beginning of their junior

year. Students wishing to declare or change their major can

pick-up a change of major form in the Office of the Registrar.

This form requires the signature of the chair of the major you

are dropping and the chair of the new major. If you wish to change your major in time to register , you must do so before

the advising period.

DECLARING A MINOR

1. Students may declare a minor at any time by submitting a

Declaration of Minor form to the Office of the Registrar,

Parenzo 107.

2. The chair of the academic department must approve minor

declarations.

3. Students may not have more than two declared minors in

progress at one time, however, can earn more than two.

4. Minors, like majors, are reviewed prior to a student’s graduation.

5. Students who complete minors without formally declaring

them may still have them certified prior to graduation.

DIRECTORY INFORMATION RELEASE

Directory information includes a student’s name, address,

class standing, major, and date of birth. There are some

contexts in which the college is required to release this

information to third parties. These include military recruiters

and the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC). The NSC

provides student loan processors with enrollment information to determine a student’s eligibility for loan. In addition, other

third parties may request this data under the Freedom of

Information Act. A more detailed policy concerning FERPA

(Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) can be found in

the current Catalog.

Students may place a directory release block on their records.

When this block is in place, we suppress the student’s data

when we produce our listings. Such requests must be made in

writing in the Office of the Registrar by October 1st each year.

We cannot suppress the release of student directory data to the

NSC.

LIBERAL STUDIES MAJORS

Students who are majoring in interdisciplinary programs, such

as Liberal Studies, must have their areas of concentration

noted on their registration forms by their advisors. The student

may register for ONE major course in each concentration area

with the same registration access as majors within the

department. Additional courses must be selected from the

seats available to everyone as Core elective choices, or the

student must have special permission from the chair of the

academic department in which he/she wishes to take more than one course. Liberal Studies students may need to go to

Parenzo Hall 107 or Parenzo Hall K/L for assistance in

registering for a major course, if they are restricted to students

in a particular major.

NEW STUDENT INFORMATION

All incoming students should have a copy of the University

Catalog for the current academic year. That is the version of

the Catalog that states the program requirements and

academic policies that apply to you. The Catalog is available

online at www.westfield.ma.edu/registrar.

PREREQUISITES and SELF-REGISTRATION

Students are responsible for meeting all course prerequisites

before registering into upper-level courses. Prerequisites are

listed in course descriptions in the University Catalog. The

Catalog is available online at www.westfield.ma.edu/registrar.

Faculty members have the right to exclude students from

courses if they are missing the listed prerequisites.

REGISTRATION CORRECTNESS

You have final responsibility for the correctness of your

registration. Be sure to check a final printout of your schedule carefully, and to keep any forms or documentation

for your records.

REGISTRATION FOR SPECIAL CLASSES

1. Internships/Co-ops/Permission Courses: Internships, co-

op courses and other special courses require the professor's

permission to register. Please see the instructor prior to

registration to secure a permission to register form. Bring this

form with you to in-person registration in Parenzo Hall 107,

and the course will be added to your schedule when you select

your other classes. Please see the Assistant Registrar if you have any questions about registering for permission courses.

CO-OP is administered through the Career Services Office,

Lammers Hall Annex.

2. Independent Study and Courses by Special Arrangement:

Students wishing to enroll in departmental Independent Study

projects must process a registration form for Independent

Study or Course by Special Arrangement, available in the

academic department. This form requires a description of

each project and must be approved by the faculty member,

department chairperson, and the Dean of Undergraduate

Studies. FRESHMEN ARE INELIGIBLE. Students may take

only one independent study in any given semester and not more than four in their undergraduate work at Westfield State.

Students must register for the Independent Study credits by the

end of add/drop. See the semester calendar on p. 2 for the

deadline to submit your form.

STUDENT ACCOUNT CLEARANCE

A student’s account must be clear in order to register for

classes. You can check the status of your account online or by

checking in the Student Services Center or by calling (413)

572-5218. If you owe money to the University, you must pay

it in order to release the registration hold on your account. The billing and payment schedule is as follows:

November/July - Bills will be mailed to students,

anticipated financial aid awards will be credited to the

bill.

Return your payment and paperwork before the due date

published on the bill. Bills postmarked after the due date

are charged a $100.00 late payment fee.

ALL STUDENTS SHOULD RETURN THEIR

PAPERWORK, WHETHER TUITION IS OWED OR

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NOT! RETURNED PAPERWORK SHOWS INTENT

TO RETURN FOR THE SEMESTER.

What will happen if you don’t return your bill? Students who

have not returned their payment and paperwork by the due

date will be administratively withdrawn from the University. They will no longer have a schedule or housing assignment.

Class schedules and housing will not be restored. Withdrawn

students cannot register until add/drop and there is a

reinstatement fee assessed for reentry; housing may no longer

be available.

TUITION SURCHARGE POLICY

Effective Fall 1999, the Board of Higher Education adopted a

tuition surcharge to assess the full cost of education for

continuously enrolled native students who accumulate an

excessive number of credits. Excessive credit hours are

defined as 118% of academic degree program credit hour requirements. Any student who is enrolled in over 141

accumulated credit hours will be assessed $235.00 for each

credit hour over 141. Students wishing to appeal this policy

should submit a written request to the Maureen McCartney,

Associate Dean Academic Achievement.

UNDECLARED MAJORS

Undeclared freshmen and sophomores may use one seat

reserved for majors to register for ONE foundation course in

ONE academic area they are exploring if available. All other

courses must be selected from seats available to everyone as Core or elective choices. Undeclared students may need to go

to Parenzo Hall 107 or Parenzo Hall K/L for assistance in

registering for a foundation course, if they are restricted to

students in the major.

SECTION III - SPECIAL PROGRAMS

ROTC CLASSES

Through CCGS, WSU students may enroll in Army or Air

Force Reserve Officers Training (ROTC) offered on the

Western New England University campus. If there is sufficient interest, introductory level courses may be offered

on the WSU campus. ROTC classes are found in the course

listing under Military Science. Students are not eligible to use

the CCGS benefit at UMASS; it is not a member.

Western New England University ARMY ROTC

Phone: 413.782.1332 www.wne.edu/usarmyrotc

University of Massachusetts AIR FORCE ROTC

Phone:413.545.2437 www.umass.edu/afrotc

COOPERATING COLLEGES OF

GREATER SPRINGFIELD (CCGS) CCGS is a group of 8 area colleges (American International

College, Bay Path College, Elms College, Holyoke

Community College, Springfield College, Springfield

Technical Community College, Western New England

University and Westfield State University) who have agreed to

broaden the educational opportunities of their students by

sharing resources and programs. As a student at a

participating college, you may take up to two courses at any of

the participating schools as part of your Westfield State

registration at no additional tuition charge. The CCGS

Registration Form is available in the Office of the Registrar,

and must be approved by WSU and the Registrar of the host

institution before you may register.

HONORS COURSES

HONORS CORE COURSE ELIGIBILITY: Honors Core

Courses are open to students in the Honors Program. If there

are seats available, students may enroll if they have a

cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. Honors classes are small and

limited to 15 students. With the exception of English

Composition Honors classes, students who meet the Honors

eligibility criteria only need the permission of Dr. Brewster,

Honors Program Chair to register ([email protected]

or 572-8086). Pre-registration for all honors courses must be

completed before registration begins, please see the Honors Program Advisor.

Honors Core Courses

ASTR0105-H01 HNRS: THE SOLAR SYSTEM

[ASCI] 31008 TR 12:45-02:00 Young, M

EDUC0220H04 HNRS:SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE

[SOCU] 30267 MWF 09:20-10:10 Raker, D

ENGL0108H01 HNRS:INTRODUCTION TO FILM [AAPP] 31333 TR 09:45-11:00 Brewster, G

ENGL0110H01 ENGLISH COMP II (HONORS)

[CMP] 31066 MW 01:40-02:55 Starr, E.

ENGL0110H02 ENGLISH COMP II (HONORS)

[CMP] 31075 MW 03:10-04:25 Starr, E.

ENGL0215-H04 HNRS:INTRO TO AMERICAN LIT

[LPA] 31079 MW 01:40-02:55 Quandt, S.

GARP0206-H01 HNRS: CLIMATE CHANGE [ASCI] 31236 MW 03:10-04:25 Braun, C.

HIST0131-H03 HNRS:U.S. HISTORY TO 1865

[HSGV/SOCU] 30758 MWF 11:30-12:20 Orr, B.

MATH0111-H02 HNRS: MATH APPLICATIONS

[TMTH] 31145 TR 11:15-12:30 Judge, J.

MUSC0104-H01 HNRS: WORLD MUSIC

[AAPP/GDIV] 30026 MWF 10:25-11:15 Gibson, R.


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The courses that follow are open only to students who meet

the following qualifications: they must be in the Honors

Program, with at least sophomore standing. If openings

remain, students who have completed a minimum of 30

semester hours at Westfield State with a cumulative GPA of at

least 3.00 and have better than average writing abilities may enroll with permission. All students interested in enrolling in

the upper-level Honors courses must receive permission from

Dr. Brewster, Honors Program Chair, at

[email protected] or call 572-8086 (honors office) for

permission. (Students interested in enrolling who do not meet

these criteria should also contact Dr. Brewster.)

Honors upper level courses/seminars

PSYC 354-H01 Altruism, Resilience and Heroism

31316 MW 01:40-02:55 Dutch, S.

What makes a person a hero? We will define heroic acts as

those based on altruism and resilience. True heroes need not

have superhuman abilities nor do they need to act alone. We

will explore how heroism in real life differs from the heroism

of myths and legends. We will learn about prosocial behavior

and how it develops. We will study the remarkable stories of

diverse individuals who acted as heroes by "just doing their

jobs" during crises, such as war. Along the way, we will

survey the meanings of heroism in U.S. popular culture,

evaluate programs meant to increase heroism in young

children and promote resilience in soldiers, and conclude with a theory of "ordinary" heroism.

ECON 350-H01 Indigenous Knowledge, Environmental

Management and Sustainability

31291 MW 03:10-04:25 Sackett, H.

This course will examine the multi-dimensional relationship

between indigenous populations and the environment with a

focus on the ways in which indigenous people of North

America have constructed their relation to the natural world

through oral tradition, kinship, and ceremony. Students will

explore the connections between indigenous traditional ecological knowledge and the sustainable management of

water, soil, fisheries, forests and wildlife. Students will use

models to describe the environmental impacts of indigenous

strategies for conserving natural resources, promoting

biodiversity, and preventing degradation of health, land, and

culture. This course will rely on a variety of learning tools,

including: independent readings, cooperative dialogue,

presentations, film and guest lectures from scholars in

Indigenous Studies, Economics, Environmental Science and

Anthropology.

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AND EXCHANGES Please visit the International Programs Office (IPO) in

Parenzo Hall, room 130 (lobby) for information about these

programs: Study Abroad, Exchanges, and Short-Term

courses. Applications and additional information are found at

www.westfield.ma.edu/educationabroad

INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES: Students can study

abroad for a semester or for a year. Choose from over 700

programs from around the world. Try a life-changing

semester at Florence University of the Arts in Italy, Dublin

Business School and School of the Arts in Ireland, or Edge

Hill University in Ormskirk, England.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE: In the

following programs students remain enrolled at WSU and pay

their usual tuition and fees (financial aid and insurance

eligibility maintained); housing, board, and textbook costs are

usually paid by the student to the host institution or vendors.

Capital Normal University (Beijing, China)

United International College (Zhuhai, China)

Krosno State College (Krosno, Poland)

The Institute of Technology (Sligo, Ireland)

NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE: You can choose to study for a semester, or year, at one of almost 200 colleges or

universities in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Guam, Canada, and the

Virgin Islands. Living in a different geographical area will

allow you to grow educationally, socially and culturally.

SHORT-TERM COURSES: All short-term courses require a

travel fee in addition to any course fees. The following travel

courses are approved for 2014!

January 2014

BIOL 0102/0279 Environmental Biology:

Costa Rica

LSPA0200/0206 Spanish Conversation: Puerto Rico

MOVP 0396 ST: Nepal Expedition

SLTS 0201 International Service

Learning: Nicaragua

Spring 2014

BIOL 0102/0279 Environmental Biology:

Costa Rica

MGMT 0338 International Business:

Paris and Milan

MUSC 0161 Pilot: Jazz in New Orleans

NURS 0310 Community Health

Nursing: Guatemala

NURS 0397 Nursing Capstone &

Clinical Internship:

Guatemala

THEA 0330 ST: Theater of London

Summer 2014

EDUC 0398 Intercultural/Tropical

Experience: Costa Rica

HIST 0290 Making History:

London/Istanbul

GEOL 0109 Oceanography in the Field: Puerto Rico

POLS 0399 American Cities and Civic

Learning: Chicago

Look for the new Go Global brochure!!


http://www.westfield.ma.edu/educationabroad

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CIVIC ENGAGEMENT COURSES

The courses below are part of a campus-wide focus on civic

learning, democratic engagement, and service learning. Each

class involves students in the community in one or more ways.

When you register for one of these classes you have the

opportunity as part of class requirements to attend events off or on campus, contribute to environmental improvement,

partner with a community group working on local or global

issue of social import, and more. Check with the instructor for

more information.

COMM0336-001 ADVANCED PUBLIC RELATIONS

30871 TR 02:15-03:30 Gardner, T.

EGST0230-002 ST: MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

31349 MWF 10:25-11:15 Stassinos, E.

EGST0355-001 INT’L WOMEN’S GRASSROOTS MVMTS 31348 TR 02:15-03:30 Rajgopal, S.

ENVS0390-001 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SR. SEM

31358 M 12:35-03:25 Parshall, T.

GARP0219-001 LAND USE & RESOURCE PLANNING

30162 T 03:45-06:15 Bull, M.

MOVP 0396-001 ST: ORG AND ADMIN IN AT

31427 MW 07:50-09:05 Noun, H.

POLS0101-007 AMERICAN NATL GOVT

[HSGV/SOCU] 30246 TR 08:15-09:30 Smailes, D.

Courses may have major/class restrictions and/or pre-

requisites. Please consult the online list for more details.

SECTION IV - TEXTBOOKS

Students can gain access to required and optional textbooks,

including ISBN’s, once they have registered through their

myWestfield account: Academics – Registration tools – WSU

Barnes & Noble Booksellers. The list of courses generated

will include all active registrations (including the current

semester) please pay close attention to the list of courses

before selecting/purchasing textbooks.

SECTION V – DEGREE EVALUATION

Access your degree evaluation

through your myWestfield account:

academics tab – registration tools – degree evaluation.

Once you select the link, a new window will automatically

launch and load your specific degree audit information. Make sure you have any pop-up blockers shut off on your browser.

Mac users must use the Safari browser. Some important items

to keep in mind as you review your audit for the first time:

You can find your advisor’s name in the upper left-hand corner of the audit

If your major requires a concentration and one is

missing, please stop by the Registrar’s Office to

declare (Movement Science majors, please see the

Movement Science department to be signed into a

concentration).

There is a detailed “FAQ” page at the top of the audit

that will help you interpret and solve potential

problems.

If you have any concerns about missing requirements

that you feel you have satisfied, please see your departmental academic advisor to submit a

waiver/substitution form. These forms must be

signed by the Department Chair as well (for core

waivers the Dean of Undergraduate Studies must

approve and sign).

If you are double majoring, you may need to select

each audit separately. Click on the degree drop-down

box at the top of the audit next to your name

for additional options.

Your audit is based on the requirements outlined in

the Catalog typically from the year you entered,

however, departments have the right to require more

recent requirements if you changed your major after

starting WSU. If you feel your audit is reflecting the wrong catalog year, please see your department chair

or the Registrar’s Office.

Spring 2014 westfield.ma.edu/plato

IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR STUDENTS USING PLATO

About Online Courses: Courses begin on the date listed in the catalog. Students must log in within the first 48 hours of the class start date, or within 48 hours of registering. You can log in to your course at any time 24/7 to work on your assignments. Specific assignments or other time sensitive work must be completed within the given time constraints. Late Registration: Students registering through ADD/DROP will have access to their online courses in Plato within 24 hours from the time of registration. Textbooks and Access Codes: Most online courses require a textbook. Some courses require an access code to log in. Access Codes and books can be purchased at the WSU Bookstore. Call for more information 413-579-3100 or find them at westfield.ma.edu under campus resources at the very bottom of the page.

Technical Issues Before contacting the Plato Help Desk, do the following steps: Update all browsers. Update Java to the latest version at www.java.com. Submit a help ticket immediately with the Plato Help Desk if you need login assistance. For other issues be sure to include your course name, number and section with DETAILS of the issue or call (413) 572-8130, Mon - Fri, 9am to 4pm.

Logged in to Plato? Be sure to change your password immediately! Click the dropdown next to your name in the top right corner, and click settings, personal information, and change password. Click submit to save changes. Access the “Student Overview” course on your course list for tutorials and Student Orientation.

Click on the top right corner to get to the Plato Help Desk where you can fill in a detailed help ticket for assistance with the system. If you do not see your course in Plato contact your instructor immediately.

Requirements and Computer Knowledge: Students must have access to a computer with an Internet connection and an email account. All distance learning (online) students should have basic computer knowledge including the use of email, sending attachments, use of the Internet, and basic word processing skills.

Need help with Plato? Go to: westfield.ma.edu/plato Click on the “Plato Help Desk” link under the Login:

Getting Started Students will be loaded into PLATO the weekend before the semester begins and have access to tutorials at that time. Access to your Courses Students will have access to their Plato courses at 8 AM on the first day of classes. Password Reset: PLATO passwords for students will be reset prior to the first day of each semester. Passwords will be set back to your CWID with a capital A. Recommended log in to Plato: You can log in directly to Plato at westfield.ma.edu/plato. Read all announcements, and instructions on that page before attempting to log in. Your username is your first initial, last name and last four digits of your Campus-Wide ID (CWID) a.k.a. your “A” number. Your password will be your “A” number with a capital A. We recommend that you change your password the first time you log in. Changing your Plato password will NOT affect any other system log in. Example Plato Login: Username: jdoe1234 Password: A30001234

NEW PROGRAMS:

Westfield offers Bachelor’s Completion Programs in

Business, Sociology, History & Liberal Studies

Call DGCE @ 413-572-8020 for details.

FREE TUTORING ONLINE is available to all WSU Students! Go to: westfield.ma.edu/plato and click on:

Create your account using your Westfield email address.

For an updated list of online courses go to

westfield.ma.edu/plato

Hover your curser over Online Courses on the menu, and choose the semester

you are interested in.

ADVISING AND REGISTRATION FORM WESTFIELD STATE UNIVERSITY

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

(Keep Your Signed Copy in a Safe Place - you will need the information to register online)

Name: Semester: Fall __________ Spring ___________ Campus-Wide I.D. (CWID): A Approved to register for _______ major courses. Major 1____________________________________ Alternate Registration Pin: __________________ Major 2____________________________________ I will be a FR SO JR or SR for registration

Major Courses: Your advisor will help select major courses based upon your class level, previous course work, and

your major requirements. Your advisor may limit the number of major courses you can take (above).

Course Section CRN Title Day/Time Advisor Initials

1. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

2. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

3. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

4. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

5. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

Core Courses: First, CIRCLE areas of Core in which you need courses. Advisor approval is needed to verify that

each course is approved to satisfy an area of the Core you need to complete.

Comp Lit/Phil Arts Gov’t Soc Und Sci: Lab / Allied Math:Trad/Appl Div: US/Global


1. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

2. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

3. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

4. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

5. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

6. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

Elective Courses: (Include free electives, courses for minor, optional major(s) courses, and/or additional core courses).


1. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

2. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

3. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

4. __________/______/_________ ___________________________ ____________ _______

Advisor’s Signature: _________________________________________ Date: _______________

Student's Signature: _________________________________________ Date: _______________

White = Student copy Yellow = College Copy (Department please return to Registrar) Rev. 2/2013

Advisor or Department Chair please sign below.

COURSE SEC CRN TITLE INSTRUCTOR TIME LOCATION TIME2 LOCATION2 CR

ACCT0104 001 30167 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I Alzubaidi, R MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 403 3.000

002 30202 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I Alzubaidi, R ONLINE 3.000

003 30274 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I Maggio, M TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 403 3.000

004 30295 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I Maggio, M TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 403 3.000

ACCT0105 001 30298 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II Moore, E TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 400 3.000

002 30176 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II Alzubaidi, R MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 402 3.000

003 30181 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II Alzubaidi, R ONLINE 3.000

004 30277 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II Moore, E MW 03:10PM-04:25PM WILSN 402 3.000

ACCT0311 001 30299 AUDITING Maggio, M TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 403 3.000

ACCT0316 001 30044 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II Irujo, C ONLINE 3.000

002 30279 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II Irujo, C TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 402 3.000

ACCT0317 001 30045 COST ACCOUNTING Irujo, C ONLINE 3.000

002 30287 COST ACCOUNTING Irujo, C TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 402 3.000

ACCT0331 001 30283 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING Moore, E MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 402 3.000

ART0102 001 30431 PAINTING 1 Shapleigh, D TR 11:15AM-02:00PM PAR 210 3.000

ART0103 001 30404 DRAWING 1 Wise, G MWF 08:15AM-10:10AM PAR 114 3.000

002 30426 DRAWING 1 Shapleigh, D TR 08:15AM-11:00AM PAR 210 3.000

**ART0104 001 30406 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS Johnson, M MWF 08:15AM-10:10AM PAR 207 3.000 AAPP

002 30408 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS Nowinski, M MWF 08:15AM-10:10AM PAR 117 3.000 AAPP

003 30412 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS Johnson, M MWF 10:25AM-12:20PM PAR 018 3.000 AAPP

004 30416 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS Wise, G MWF 12:35PM-02:30PM PAR 114 3.000 AAPP

005 30425 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS Nowinski, M MWF 12:35PM-02:30PM PAR 207 3.000 AAPP

006 30429 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS Siska, L TR 11:15AM-02:00PM PAR 018 3.000 AAPP

007 30433 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS Montgomery, S TR 11:15AM-02:00PM PAR 117 3.000 AAPP

008 30437 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS Wainright, J TR 02:15PM-03:30PM PAR 117 AND ONLINE 3.000 AAPP

009 30438 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS Shapleigh, D TR 02:15PM-05:00PM PAR 207 3.000 AAPP

**ART0106 001 30402 ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE Lund, F ONLINE 3.000 AAPP

002 30413 ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE Costa, J MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM PAR 117 3.000 AAPP

005 30427 ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE Swaidan, C TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 138 3.000 AAPP

006 30440 ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE Montgomery, S TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 317 3.000 AAPP

007 31373 ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE Costa, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM PAR 117 3.000 AAPP

**ART0107 001 30403 ART SURVEY:RENAISSANCE-PRESENT Lund, F ONLINE 3.000 AAPP

002 30409 ART SURVEY:RENAISSANCE-PRESENT Lund, F MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 138 3.000 AAPP

Subject: Accounting

Subject: Art

CORE

SPRING 2014 COURSE OFFERINGS - DAY DIVISION

Check myWestfild for co/pre-requisites and restrictions Page 13 ** Core codes included on core pages.

COURSE SEC CRN TITLE INSTRUCTOR TIME LOCATION TIME2 LOCATION2 CR CORE

004 30415 ART SURVEY:RENAISSANCE-PRESENT Nowinski, M MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM PAR 109 3.000 AAPP

005 30435 ART SURVEY:RENAISSANCE-PRESENT Imeh, I TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 130 3.000 AAPP

006 30439 ART SURVEY:RENAISSANCE-PRESENT Imeh, I TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 130 3.000 AAPP

**ART0108 001 30394 COMPUTER GRAPHICS I Keim, B ONLINE 3.000 AAPP

002 30418 COMPUTER GRAPHICS I Biggs, A MWF 12:35PM-02:30PM PAR 113 3.000 AAPP

003 30434 COMPUTER GRAPHICS I Keim, B R 12:45PM-02:00PM PAR 113 AND ONLINE 3.000 AAPP

ART0122 001 30421 ADOBE PHOTO WORKSHOP Biggs, A M 02:45PM-03:35PM PAR 113 1.000

ART0201 001 30419 PRINTMAKING 1 Conant, P MW 02:45PM-04:40PM PAR 201 MW 02:45PM-04:40PM PAR 203 3.000

ART0202 001 30407 PAINTING 11 Costa, J MWF 08:15AM-10:10AM PAR 210 3.000

ART0204 001 30424 POTTERY 1 Siska, L TR 08:15AM-11:00AM PAR 018 3.000

ART0205 001 30428 SCULPTURE 1 Hollingworth, K TR 11:15AM-02:00PM PAR 016 3.000

**ART0206 001 30393 ELECTRONIC PUBLICATION DESIGN Wainright, J ONLINE 3.000 AAPP

ART0209 001 30423 COLOR THEORY & PRACTICE Hollingworth, K TR 08:15AM-11:00AM PAR 117 3.000

ART0210 001 30411 TYPOGRAPHY Munson, D MWF 10:25AM-12:20PM PAR 113 3.000

ART0212 001 30395 COMPUTER GRAPHICS II Keim, B ONLINE 3.000

ART0299 001 30392 ST: HISTORY OF GRAPHIC DESIGN Conant, P ONLINE 3.000

ART0301 001 30410 DRAWING 2 Wise, G MWF 10:25AM-12:20PM PAR 114 3.000

ART0322 001 30441 ART EDUCATION CURRICULUM Greaney, W T 05:00PM-06:30PM PAR 117 3.000

ART0323 001 30442 INTRO TO ART EDUCATION Greaney, W T 05:00PM-06:30PM PAR 117 3.000

ART0324 001 30422 ART METHODS&MATERIALS Greaney, W W 05:00PM-06:30PM PAR 117 3.000

ART0328 001 30405 GRAPHIC DESIGN 1 Munson, D MWF 08:15AM-10:10AM PAR 113 3.000

ART0329 001 30417 ILLUSTRATION 1 Conant, P MW 12:35PM-02:30PM PAR 117 3.000

ART0330 001 30436 ANATOMY FOR ARTISTS Hollingworth, K TR 02:15PM-05:00PM PAR 114 3.000

**ART0357 001 30401 ISLAMIC ART Swaidan, C ONLINE 3.000 GDIV

002 30430 ISLAMIC ART Swaidan, C TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 317 3.000 GDIV

**ART0358 001 30432 AFRICAN AMERICAN ART Imeh, I TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 138 3.000 UDIV

**ASTR0101 001 30965 ASTRONOMY Rees, R MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 300 3.000 ASCI

002 30970 ASTRONOMY Rees, R MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 300 3.000 ASCI

**ASTR0105 001 31230 THE SOLAR SYSTEM McKinstry-Jett, K TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 300 3.000 ASCI

002 31231 THE SOLAR SYSTEM McKinstry-Jett, K TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 300 3.000 ASCI

H01 31008 HNRS: THE SOLAR SYSTEM Young, M TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 317 3.000 ASCI

**ASTR0121 001 30976 LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE Rees, R MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 300 3.000 ASCI

002 30986 LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE Rees, R MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 300 3.000 ASCI

Subject: Astronomy



AVIA0135 001 30047 AVIATION HISTORY & DEVELOPMENT Foy, M ONLINE 3.000

AVIA0261 003 30301 AVIATION MANAGEMENT STAFF TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 400 3.000

**BIOL0102 001 30465 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY STAFF MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 207 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 01A 30466 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF M 01:40PM-03:35PM WILSN 221 .000 LSCI

01A, B, or C 01B 30467 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF R 09:45AM-11:40AM WILSN 221 .000 LSCI

01C 30468 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF F 12:45PM-02:40PM WILSN 221 .000 LSCI

**BIOL0102 002 30484 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY Lovejoy, D MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 207 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 02A 30485 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF M 11:30AM-01:25PM WILSN 221 .000 LSCI

02A, B, or C 02B 30486 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF T 12:45PM-02:40PM WILSN 221 .000 LSCI

02C 30487 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF W 09:20AM-11:15AM WILSN 221 .000 LSCI

**BIOL0102 003 30512 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY STAFF TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 134 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 03A 30513 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF M 09:20AM-11:15AM WILSN 221 .000 LSCI

03A, B, or C 03B 30514 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF T 09:45AM-11:40AM WILSN 221 .000 LSCI

03C 30515 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF W 01:40PM-03:35PM WILSN 221 .000 LSCI

004 30524 ENV BIOLOGY - COSTA RICA Parshall, T TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 211 FIRST EIGHT WEEKS 4.000 LSCI

Course requires additional travel, see page 9 for details and registration information.

**BIOL0104 001 30488 HUMAN BIOLOGY STAFF MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 134 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 01A 30489 HUMAN BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF M 11:30AM-01:25PM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

01A, B or C 01B 30490 HUMAN BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF W 09:20AM-11:15AM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

01C 30491 HUMAN BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF W 11:30AM-01:25PM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

**BIOL0104 002 30495 HUMAN BIOLOGY Dias, E TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 134 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 02A 30496 HUMAN BIOLOGY - LAB Dias, E M 09:20AM-11:15AM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

02A, B or C 02B 30497 HUMAN BIOLOGY - LAB Dias, E T 12:45PM-02:40PM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

02C 30511 HUMAN BIOLOGY - LAB Dias, E R 12:45PM-02:40PM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

**BIOL0104 003 30469 HUMAN BIOLOGY STAFF MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 134 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 03A 30470 HUMAN BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF F 08:15AM-10:10AM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

03A, B or C 03B 30471 HUMAN BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF F 12:35PM-02:30PM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

03C 30472 HUMAN BIOLOGY - LAB STAFF F 02:45PM-04:30PM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

Subject: Biology

Subject: Aviation



**BIOL0106 001 30480 BIOLOGY TODAY STAFF MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 130 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 01A 30481 BIOLOGY TODAY - LAB STAFF T 09:45AM-11:40AM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

01A, B or C 01B 30482 BIOLOGY TODAY - LAB STAFF R 09:45AM-11:40AM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

01C 30483 BIOLOGY TODAY - LAB STAFF F 10:25AM-12:20PM WILSN 222 .000 LSCI

**BIOL0123 001 30444 MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN SCIEN Genereux, D MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 202 3.000 ARSN

002 30478 MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN SCIEN Genereux, D MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 202 3.000 ARSN

BIOL0129 001 30445 INTRO MOLEC. CELL & DEV BIOL Doe, D MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 207 4.000

Choose One Lab 002 30473 INTRO MOLEC. CELL & DEV BIOL Genereux, D MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 207 4.000

0LA-F (see below) 003 30494 INTRO MOLEC. CELL & DEV BIOL Hanselman, J TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 317 4.000

BIOL0129 - LAB 0LA 30446 INTRO MOLEC. CELL & DEV - LAB Doe, D M 12:35PM-03:25PM WILSN 216 .000

0LB 30447 INTRO MOLEC. CELL & DEV - LAB Genereux, D T 08:15AM-11:00AM WILSN 216 .000

0LC 30448 INTRO MOLEC. CELL & DEV - LAB White, R T 12:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 216 .000

0LD 30449 INTRO MOLEC. CELL & DEV - LAB Christensen, D W 12:35PM-03:25PM WILSN 216 .000

0LE 30450 INTRO MOLEC. CELL & DEV - LAB White, R R 12:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 216 .000

0LF 30451 INTRO MOLEC. CELL & DEV - LAB Christensen, D F 12:35PM-03:25PM WILSN 216 .000

BIOL0180 001 30452 INTRODUCTORY SEMINAR IN BIOL Lovejoy, D M 03:50PM-04:40PM WILSN 213 1.000

002 30516 INTRODUCTORY SEMINAR IN BIOL Hanselman, J M 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 213 1.000

003 30523 INTRODUCTORY SEMINAR IN BIOL Lovejoy, D W 03:50PM-04:40PM WILSN 213 1.000

BIOL0201 001 30474 GENERAL ECOLOGY Darling, R MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 317 4.000

Choose One lab 01A 30475 GENERAL ECOLOGY - LAB Darling, R M 12:35PM-03:30PM WILSN 225 .000

01A or B 01B 30476 GENERAL ECOLOGY - LAB Darling, R W 12:35PM-03:30PM WILSN 225 .000

BIOL0202 001 30453 CONSERVATION BIOLOGY Darling, R MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 225 R 12:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 225 4.000

BIOL0208 001 30517 MARINE BIOLOGY Doe, D TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 202 F 12:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 202 4.000

BIOL0209 001 30519 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY Walsh, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 207 4.000

Choose One Lab 01A 30520 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY - LAB Walsh, S MW 12:35PM-01:50PM WILSN 204 .000

01A, B or C 01B 30521 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY - LAB Walsh, S TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 204 .000

01C 30522 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY - LAB Walsh, S TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 204 .000

BIOL0210 001 30492 HISTOLOGY Hurd, L MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 213 3.000

BIOL0230 001 30518 EVOLUTION Lovejoy, D TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 207 3.000

BIOL0233 001 30454 ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION Christensen, D MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 211 3.000

002 30479 ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION McDonald, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 207 3.000



**BIOL0237 001 30455 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS. I McKeown, K MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 319 4.000 LSCI

Choose One labe 002 30477 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS. I McKeown, K MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 138 4.000 LSCI

01A-F (see below)

**BIOL0237 - LAB 01A 30456 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS. I - LAB STAFF MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 224 .000 LSCI

01B 30457 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS. I - LAB STAFF TR 08:00AM-09:30AM WILSN 224 .000 LSCI

01C 30458 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS. I - LAB STAFF TR 10:30AM-12:00PM WILSN 224 .000 LSCI

01D 30459 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS. I - LAB STAFF TR 12:45PM-02:15PM WILSN 224 .000 LSCI

01E 30460 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS. I - LAB STAFF TR 02:45PM-04:15PM WILSN 224 .000 LSCI

01F 30461 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS. I - LAB STAFF F 01:40PM-04:30PM WILSN 224 .000 LSCI

BIOL0239 001 30462 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS II Hurd, L MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 134 4.000

Choose One Lab 01A 30464 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS II - LAB Hurd, L MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 224 .000

01A or B 01B 30463 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS II - LAB Hurd, L MWF 11:30AM-12:25PM WILSN 224 .000

BIOL0278 001 31345 PILOT: BIOSTATISTICS Hanselman, J TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 202 3.000

BIOL0279 001 30526 ENV BIOLOGY - COSTA RICA Parshall, T TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 211 FIRST EIGHT WEEKS 3.000


BIOL0280 001 30493 SEM: EPIGENETICS Genereux, D R 03:45PM-04:35PM WILSN 202 1.000

BIOL0281 001 30443 SEM:ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION Thompson, R W 03:50PM-04:40PM WILSN 202 1.000

BIOL0282 001 31340 SEM:STEM CELLS AND CLONING Doe, D W 03:50PM-04:40PM WILSN 215 1.000

BIOL0289 001 31341 HIST & NAT OF SCIENTIFIC KNOW. Hanselman, J ONLINE 1.000

BIOL0302 001 31342 PILOT:MOLECULAR BIO TECHNIQUES McKeown, K MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 215 M 12:35PM-03:35PM WILSN 215 4.000

BIOL0333 001 31344 PILOT: ORGANISMAL NEUROBIOLOGY White, R MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 202 W 12:35PM-03:25PM WILSN 202 4.000

**CAIS0101 001 30705 COMPUTERS IN SOCIETY Green, N MW 07:50AM-09:05AM WILSN 401 3.000 SOCU

002 30821 COMPUTERS IN SOCIETY Green, N MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 317 3.000 SOCU

**CAIS0117 001 30708 INTRO COMP PROG(BASIC) Works, K MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 407 3.000 ARSN

002 30710 INTRO COMP PROG(BASIC) Works, K MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 101 3.000 ARSN

003 30817 INTRO COMP PROG(BASIC) Bou ghosn, S MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 101 3.000 ARSN

**CAIS0120 001 30707 COMP SCI.PROGRAM DESIGN I Bou ghosn, S MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 407 4.000 ARSN

002 30823 COMP SCI.PROGRAM DESIGN I Bou ghosn, S MWF 02:45PM-03:50PM WILSN 407 4.000 ARSN

CAIS0125 001 30706 INTRO COMP INFO SYSTEM Haar, K MW 07:50AM-09:05AM WILSN 403 3.000

CAIS0212 001 30833 VISUAL PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS Works, K TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 407 3.000

CAIS0230 001 30824 DATA STRUCT./ALGORITHM ANALY. Works, K TR 07:50AM-09:30AM WILSN 407 4.000

CAIS0236 001 30816 COMPUTER ORG AND ARCHITECTURE Chung, G MWF 10:17AM-11:25AM WILSN 407 4.000

CAIS0240 001 30829 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Green, N TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 407 3.000

CAIS0302 001 30704 COMPUTER SCIENCE SEMINAR Works, K F 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 401 1.000

Subject: Computer - Information Science



CAIS0308 001 30828 ADV.COBOL-FILE PROCESSING Carabetta, J TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 404 3.000

CAIS0310 E01 31428 DATABASE MANAGEMENT Carabetta, J M 06:00PM-08:30PM WILSN 404 3.000

CAIS0316 001 30822 WEB PROGRAMMING Green, N TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 407 3.000

CAIS0337 001 30709 NETWORKING&CLIENT/SERVER COMP. Bou ghosn, S MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 03 3.000

CAIS0339 001 30820 OPERATING SYSTEMS Chung, G MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 403 3.000

CAIS0353 001 31302 APPLIED DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Carabetta, J TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 404 3.000

CAIS0363 001 30818 COMPUTER SCIENCE SR. PROJECT Chung, G MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 407 3.000

CAIS0396 001 30834 COMP SCIENCE INTERN A Carabetta, J

CAIS0397 001 30835 COMP SCIENCE INTERN B Carabetta, J

**CHEM0101 001 30996 INTRO TO CHEMISTRY Giuliano, F TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 317 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 01A 30997 INTRO TO CHEMISTRY - LAB Giuliano, F T 11:15AM-01:05PM WILSN 328 .000 LSCI

01A or B 01B 30998 INTRO TO CHEMISTRY - LAB Giuliano, F T 02:00PM-03:50PM WILSN 328 .000 LSCI

**CHEM0111 001 30971 GEN CHEMISTRY II Romano, P MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 317 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 01A 30972 GEN CHEMISTRY II - LAB Jenkins, P R 09:00AM-11:45AM WILSN 325 .000 LSCI

01A or B 01B 30973 GEN CHEMISTRY II - LAB Jenkins, P R 12:45PM-03:30PM WILSN 325 .000 LSCI

**CHEM0111 002 30977 GEN CHEMISTRY II Theis, K MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 316 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 003 30987 GEN CHEMISTRY II Theis, K MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 316 4.000 LSCI

0LA-C (see below)

**CHEM0111 - LAB 0LA 30978 GEN CHEMISTRY II - LAB Auclair, R T 09:00AM-11:45AM WILSN 325 .000 LSCI

0LB 30979 GEN CHEMISTRY II - LAB Jenkins, P T 12:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 325 .000 LSCI

0LC 30980 GEN CHEMISTRY II - LAB Auclair, R W 12:35PM-03:25PM WILSN 325 .000 LSCI

CHEM0203 001 30981 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II Masi, C MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 314 4.000

Choose One Lab 002 30988 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II Masi, C MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 314 4.000

0LA-D (see below)

CHEM0203 - Lab 0LA 30982 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II - LAB Masi, C M 01:40PM-04:40PM WILSN 326 .000

0LB 30983 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II - LAB Desilets, C T 09:00AM-12:00PM WILSN 326 .000

0LC 30984 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II - LAB Desilets, C T 01:00PM-04:00PM WILSN 326 .000

0LD 30985 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II - LAB Desilets, C F 12:35PM-03:35PM WILSN 326 .000

CHEM0211 001 31424 ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY Masi, C MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 309 3.000

CHEM0313 001 30974 BIOCHEMISTRY Theis, K MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 316 3.000

CHEM0315 001 30975 BIOCHEMISTRY WITH LAB Theis, K MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 316 W 01:00PM-04:00PM WILSN 328 4.000

Subject: Chemistry



**COMM0101 001 30134 INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION Saito, M MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM ELY 338 3.000 SOCU

002 30136 INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION Nimkoff, M MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM ELY 341 3.000 SOCU

003 30839 INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION STAFF TR 08:15AM-09:30AM ELY 339 3.000 SOCU

004 30846 INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION Prusank, D TR 11:15AM-12:30PM ELY 338 3.000 SOCU

005 30143 INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION STAFF MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM ELY 339 3.000 SOCU

006 30840 INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION Prusank, D TR 09:45AM-11:00AM ELY 338 3.000 SOCU

COMM0102 001 30825 INTRO TO HUMAN COMM Cahill, M MF 01:40PM-02:55PM ELY 327 3.000

002 30850 INTRO TO HUMAN COMM Cahill, M MF 03:10PM-04:25PM ELY 327 3.000

003 30863 INTRO TO HUMAN COMM Prusank, D TR 12:45PM-02:00PM ELY 339 3.000

004 30867 INTRO TO HUMAN COMM Prusank, D TR 02:15PM-03:30PM ELY 338 3.000

COMM0106 001 30843 PRINCIPLES OF VIDEO PRODUCTION STAFF TR 09:45AM-11:00AM ELY TVSTU 3.000

COMM0201 001 30140 INTRO TO COMM TECH Kang, S MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM ELY 313 3.000

002 30145 INTRO TO COMM TECH Kang, S MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM ELY 313 3.000

003 31308 INTRO TO COMM TECH LaMay-Miller, K TR 12:45PM-02:00PM ELY 313 3.000

COMM0202 001 31307 INTRO. TO PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF TR 11:15AM-12:30PM ELY 313 3.000

COMM0203 001 30854 PRIN OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Acquah, S TR 11:15AM-12:30PM ELY 339 3.000

002 31304 PRIN OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Acquah, S TR 02:15PM-03:30PM ELY 341 3.000

COMM0204 001 30135 WRITING FOR THE MEDIA Wefing, H TR 09:45AM-11:00AM ELY 313 3.000

002 30838 WRITING FOR THE MEDIA Wefing, H TR 08:15AM-09:30AM ELY 313 3.000

003 31405 WRITING FOR THE MEDIA Tyler, A TR 09:45AM-11:00AM ELY 348 3.000

COMM0207 001 30146 COMMUNICATION ETHICS Paulmann, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM ELY 346 3.000

002 30826 COMMUNICATION ETHICS Paulmann, J MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM ELY 346 3.000

COMM0208 001 30832 VIDEO FIELD PRODUCTION Kang, S MW 03:10PM-04:25PM ELY 338 MW 03:10PM-04:25PM ELY TVSTU 3.000

COMM0209 001 30137 GLOBAL COMMUNICATION Saito, M MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM ELY 338 3.000

002 30827 GLOBAL COMMUNICATION Saito, M MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM ELY 338 3.000

COMM0221 001 30138 COMMUNICATION THEORY Kang, S MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM ELY 339 3.000

COMM0223 001 30830 WEB PAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION Dobereiner, N MW 01:40PM-02:55PM ELY 313 3.000

002 30836 WEB PAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION Dobereiner, N MW 03:10PM-04:25PM ELY 313 3.000

COMM0225 001 30837 THEO/PRAC OF INTL CONFLCT RES Saito, M MW 03:10PM-04:25PM ELY 339 3.000

COMM0230 001 30870 FUND OF AUDIO PRODUCTION Paulmann, J TR 02:15PM-03:30PM ELY 327 3.000

COMM0240 001 30858 COMMUNICATION HISTORY Paulmann, J TR 11:15AM-12:30PM ELY 327 3.000

**COMM0245 001 31218 THE SILENT FILM Cahill, M T 02:15PM-05:45PM ELY 348 R 02:15PM-03:30PM ELY 348 3.000 AAPP

COMM0303 001 31406 PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATION LaMay-Miller, K ONLINE 3.000

COMM0305 001 30877 COMMUNICATION INTERNSHIP Dobereiner, N

COMM0307 001 30844 COMMUNICATION LAW Gardner, T TR 09:45AM-11:00AM ELY 339 3.000

002 30859 COMMUNICATION LAW Gardner, T TR 11:15AM-12:30PM ELY 348 3.000

COMM0308 001 30139 MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM Wefing, H MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM ELY 313 3.000

COMM0316 001 31417 ST: COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING St. Jean, M TR 11:15AM-12:30PM ELY TVSTU 3.000

Subject: Communication



COMM0320 001 30851 FOUND-COMM RESEARCH Leggett, S TR 11:15AM-12:30PM ELY 341 3.000

002 30865 FOUND-COMM RESEARCH Leggett, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM ELY 341 3.000

COMM0323 001 30868 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION STAFF TR 02:15PM-03:30PM ELY 339 3.000

COMM0328 001 30875 AUDIO PRODUCTION II STAFF TR 03:45PM-05:00PM ELY 327 3.000

COMM0329 001 31425 CRIME AND THE MEDIA Gardner, T ONLINE 3.000

COMM0330 001 30141 ISSUES IN THE MEDIA INDUSTRIES Nimkoff, M MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM ELY 338 3.000

COMM0331 001 31305 ADV WEB PAGE DESIGN&CONSTR Dobereiner, N MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM ELY 327 3.000

COMM0332 002 30147 WRITING FOR ELECTRONIC MEDIA Nimkoff, M MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM ELY 341 3.000

COMM0336 001 30871 ADVANCED PUBLIC RELATIONS Gardner, T TR 02:15PM-03:30PM ELY 346 3.000

COMM0340 001 30869 ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION Acquah, S MW 01:40PM-02:55PM ELY 339 AND ONLINE 3.000

COMM0342 001 30872 PUBLIC RELATIONS WRITING Acquah, S MW 03:10PM-04:25PM ELY 341 AND ONLINE 3.000

COMM0394 001 31219 NEWS EDITING Wefing, H MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM ELY 341 3.000

CRJU0121 001 30703 THEORIES OF CRIME Cook, W MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM HMC 02 3.000

002 30713 THEORIES OF CRIME Cook, W MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM HMC 02 3.000

004 30729 THEORIES OF CRIME Michael, G MW 01:40PM-02:55PM HMC 04 3.000

005 30733 THEORIES OF CRIME Michael, G TR 12:45PM-02:00PM HMC 02 3.000

006 30734 THEORIES OF CRIME McDonald, J TR 09:45AM-11:00AM HMC 03 3.000

007 30738 THEORIES OF CRIME McDonald, J TR 11:15AM-12:30PM HMC 03 3.000

CRJU0202 001 30712 INTRO TO CORRECTIONS Dallam-Murphy, A MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM HMC 04 3.000

002 30716 INTRO TO CORRECTIONS Dallam-Murphy, A MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM HMC 04 3.000

003 30727 INTRO TO CORRECTIONS Roscoe, T W 01:40PM-04:10PM HMC 01 3.000

004 30737 INTRO TO CORRECTIONS Cho, B TR 09:45AM-11:00AM HMC 01 3.000

005 30741 INTRO TO CORRECTIONS Cho, B TR 11:15AM-12:30PM HMC 01 3.000

006 30747 INTRO TO CORRECTIONS Roscoe, T TR 02:15PM-03:30PM HMC 04 3.000

CRJU0231 001 30711 RESEARCH METHODS IN CRJU Price, D MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM HMC 03 3.000

002 30714 RESEARCH METHODS IN CRJU Gustafson, J MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM HMC 04 3.000

003 30715 RESEARCH METHODS IN CRJU Price, D MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM HMC 03 3.000

004 30717 RESEARCH METHODS IN CRJU Gustafson, J MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM HMC PC 3.000

005 30718 RESEARCH METHODS IN CRJU Kudlac, C MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM HMC 01 3.000

006 30723 RESEARCH METHODS IN CRJU Kudlac, C MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM HMC 01 3.000

008 31362 RESEARCH METHODS IN CRJU Gustafson, J ONLINE 3.000

CRJU0305 001 31363 PRIN.OF EVIDENCE & PROOF Perry, A TR 08:15AM-09:30AM HMC 04 3.000

002 31364 PRIN.OF EVIDENCE & PROOF Perry, A TR 09:45AM-11:00AM HMC PC 3.000

CRJU0308 001 30731 RIGHTS OF THE CONVICTED McDonald, J M 01:40PM-04:10PM HMC 01 3.000

002 30744 RIGHTS OF THE CONVICTED McDonald, J TR 12:45PM-02:00PM HMC 03 3.000

CRJU0314 001 30736 SEM:OFFENDER REHABILITATION Roscoe, T TR 09:45AM-11:00AM HMC 04 3.000

002 30740 SEM:OFFENDER REHABILITATION Roscoe, T TR 11:15AM-12:30PM HMC 04 3.000

Subject: Criminal Justice



CRJU0326 001 30735 PLANNED CHANGE IN CRIM. JUST. Rizzo, B TR 09:45AM-11:00AM HMC 02 3.000

002 30739 PLANNED CHANGE IN CRIM. JUST. Rizzo, B TR 11:15AM-12:30PM HMC 02 3.000

CRJU0327 001 30743 RACE,ETHNICITY & CRIM. JUSTICE Stassinos, E TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 113 3.000

002 30746 RACE,ETHNICITY & CRIM. JUSTICE Stassinos, E TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 111 3.000

CRJU0329 001 31426 CRIME AND THE MEDIA Gardner, T ONLINE 3.000

CRJU0330 001 30732 CRIM JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION Rizzo, B TR 08:15AM-09:30AM HMC 02 3.000

002 31365 CRIM JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION Rizzo, B TR 02:15PM-03:30PM HMC 02 3.000

CRJU0340 001 30726 ST:RELIG,CRIME & ADMIN/JUSTICE Cook, W MW 01:40PM-02:55PM HMC 02 3.000

002 30730 ST:RELIG,CRIME & ADMIN/JUSTICE Cook, W MW 03:10PM-04:25PM HMC 02 3.000

CRJU0341 001 30720 ST: HATE CRIMES Price, D MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM HMC 03 3.000

002 30722 ST: HATE CRIMES Price, D MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM HMC 03 3.000

CRJU0342 001 30719 ST:JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Cho, B MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM HMC 04 3.000

002 30721 ST:JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Cho, B MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM HMC 04 3.000

CRJU0343 001 30748 ST: HOMELAND SECURITY Michael, G TR 02:15PM-03:30PM HMC 03 3.000

CRJU0344 001 31366 ST:PROSECUTION & DEFENSE Perry, A TR 02:15PM-03:30PM HMC PC 3.000

002 31367 ST:PROSECUTION & DEFENSE Perry, A TR 12:45PM-02:00PM HMC 04 3.000

CRJU0345 001 31370 ST:GIS APPLICATION Jones, J TR 11:15AM-12:30PM HMC PC 3.000

CRJU0346 001 31368 ST: COMMUNITY POLICING McCabe, M W 03:10PM-05:45PM HMC 04 3.000

CRJU0347 001 31369 ST: SCHOOL SHOOTINGS Foyle, M TR 03:45PM-05:00PM HMC 03 3.000

CRJU0357 001 30724 JUVENILES AND TREATMENT Dallam-Murphy, A MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM HMC 02 3.000

002 30728 JUVENILES AND TREATMENT Dallam-Murphy, A MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM HMC 03 3.000

CRJU0398 001 30749 FIELD PRACTICUM IN CJ Jones, J

002 30750 FIELD PRACTICUM IN CJ Jones, J

003 30751 FIELD PRACTICUM IN CJ Jones, J

**ECON0101 001 30053 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS Chuku, S ONLINE 3.000 SOCU

002 30157 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS Brewer, S MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 404 3.000 SOCU

003 30165 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS Brewer, S MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 404 3.000 SOCU

004 30275 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS Chuku, S T 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 402 AND ONLINE 3.000 SOCU

005 30282 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS STAFF TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 400 3.000 SOCU

006 30289 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS STAFF TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 404 3.000 SOCU

007 30292 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS STAFF TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 404 3.000 SOCU

**ECON0102 001 30052 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS Sarnikar, S ONLINE 3.000 SOCU

002 30166 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS Wagner, J MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 402 3.000 SOCU

004 30177 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS Sackett, H MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 403 3.000 SOCU

005 30182 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS Miller, J MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 400 3.000 SOCU



Subject: Economics



008 30281 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS Sarnikar, S TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 101 3.000 SOCU

009 30293 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS Sarnikar, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 402 3.000 SOCU

ECON0202 001 30288 MACROECONOMIC THEORY Chuku, S TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 403 3.000

002 30294 MACROECONOMIC THEORY Chuku, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 401 3.000

**ECON0204 001 30172 INTRO MATH ECONOMICS Brewer, S MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 403 3.000 ARSN

ECON0300 001 30107 MONEY AND BANKING Wagner, J MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 317 3.000

002 30171 MONEY AND BANKING Wagner, J MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 404 3.000

ECON0321 001 30199 NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS Sackett, H MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 300 3.000

ECON0350 H01 31291 HNRS:INDEGENOUS ENV. MGMT Sackett, H MW 03:10PM-04:25PM WILSN 314 3.000

EDUC0201 001 30261 LEARNING & ASSESSMENT Martin-Rehrmann, J TR 12:45PM-02:00PM JPARK 16 3.000

002 30262 LEARNING & ASSESSMENT Martin-Rehrmann, J TR 02:15PM-03:30PM JPARK 16 3.000

003 30263 LEARNING & ASSESSMENT Gazda, R MW 01:40PM-02:55PM JPARK 9 3.000

**EDUC0220 001 30264 SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE Hafner, A MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM PAR 208 3.000 SOCU

002 30265 SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE Haar, K TR 08:15AM-09:30AM BATES 113 3.000 SOCU

003 30266 SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE Raker, D MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM PAR 205 3.000 SOCU

005 31244 SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE Hafner, A MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM PAR 208 3.000 SOCU

H04 30267 HNRS:SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE Raker, D MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM PAR 205 3.000 SOCU

EDUC0221 001 30268 INTRO STDNT EXCEPT LEARN NEEDS STAFF M 04:00PM-06:30PM BATES 223 3.000

003 30270 INTRO STDNT EXCEPT LEARN NEEDS Abramsen, J MW 01:40PM-02:55PM PAR 204 3.000

004 30271 INTRO STDNT EXCEPT LEARN NEEDS Abramsen, J W 03:50PM-06:20PM PAR 204 3.000

005 31206 INTRO STDNT EXCEPT LEARN NEEDS Henley, M ONLINE 3.000

EDUC0303 001 30629 EARLY LITERACY AND READING Callahan, D MW 01:40PM-02:55PM PAR 202 3.000

002 30630 EARLY LITERACY AND READING Grimaldi, S TR 09:45AM-11:00AM PAR 208 3.000

003 30631 EARLY LITERACY AND READING Grimaldi, S TR 11:15AM-12:30PM PAR 204 3.000

EDUC0304 001 31241 TEACHING WRTG & EXPRSV ART K-6 Callahan, D M 04:30PM-07:00PM PAR 109 3.000

EDUC0305 001 30632 LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE ARTS Itterly, K TR 08:15AM-09:30AM PAR 204 3.000

002 30633 LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE ARTS Itterly, K TR 12:45PM-02:00PM PAR 204 3.000

003 31207 LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE ARTS Walaszek, A M 03:50PM-06:20PM PAR 205 3.000

EDUC0306 001 30634 ELEM CURR AND INSTRUC Kennedy, M TR 02:15PM-03:30PM PAR 204 3.000

002 30635 ELEM CURR AND INSTRUC Kennedy, M W 03:50PM-06:20PM PAR 202 3.000

EDUC0308 001 30636 EARLY CHILD CURRICULUM Templeton, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM PAR 205 3.000

EDUC0309 001 30644 CHILDRENS LITERATURE Itterly, K ONLINE 3.000

EDUC0311 001 30645 SOC STUDIES IN ELEM SCHOOL Knowles, T MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM PAR 202 3.000

002 30646 SOC STUDIES IN ELEM SCHOOL Knowles, T MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM PAR 202 3.000

EDUC0314 001 30647 CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT Templeton, M TR 11:15AM-12:30PM PAR 205 3.000

002 30648 CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT Baker, L TR 09:45AM-11:00AM PAR 202 3.000

003 31208 CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT Templeton, M T 03:50PM-06:20PM PAR 205 AND ONLINE 3.000

Subject: Education



EDUC0317 001 30652 ANAL&CORR READING DIFF.W/APPR Itterly, K TR 09:45AM-11:00AM PAR 204 3.000

EDUC0318 001 30654 READING IN THE CONTENT AREAS Grimaldi, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM PAR 205 3.000

EDUC0319 001 30656 PRINC. OF TEACHING & LEARNING Luppino, S MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM PAR 205 3.000

002 30662 PRINC. OF TEACHING & LEARNING Kennedy, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM JPARK 17 3.000

003 30663 PRINC. OF TEACHING & LEARNING Kennedy, M TR 11:15AM-12:30PM JPARK 17 3.000

004 30664 PRINC. OF TEACHING & LEARNING Luppino, S MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM PAR 205 3.000

EDUC0321 001 30665 THE MIDDLE SCH&ITS STUDENTS Luppino, S R 04:30PM-07:00PM PAR 202 3.000

EDUC0334 001 30666 WORD ANLY.& CMPRH STRAT READG Grimaldi, S W 03:50PM-06:20PM PAR 205 3.000

EDUC0335 001 30667 LITRCY INST. ENG LANG LRNRS Conroy, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 307 3.000

EDUC0354 001 30668 EDUC PLAN & EVAL:MIDDLE/SECOND Bailey, E TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 225 3.000

EDUC0360 001 30690 COMMUNITY SERVICE FOR EDUCATOR Marion, R

002 30691 COMMUNITY SERVICE FOR EDUCATOR Marion, R

EDUC0363 002 31190 SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION Ortiz-Marrero, F TR 11:15AM-12:30PM PAR 109 3.000

003 31191 SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION Ortiz-Marrero, F TR 02:15PM-03:30PM PAR 208 3.000

004 31192 SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION Hafner, A MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM PAR 204 3.000

006 31242 SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION Hafner, A W 04:15PM-06:45PM PAR 208 3.000

EDUC0370 001 30670 LANG/COMM DEV & INTERVENTION Griffin, T MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM PAR 204 3.000

EDUC0376 001 30671 DEV. DISABL & SELF DETERM. Goff, B TR 11:15AM-12:30PM PAR 208 3.000

002 30676 DEV. DISABL & SELF DETERM. Goff, B TR 12:45PM-02:00PM PAR 208 3.000

EDUC0377 001 30677 LRNG DISAB. & INSTR. STRATEG. Smith, C R 03:45PM-06:15PM PAR 205 3.000

**EDUC0380 001 30683 MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION DiAngelo, R MF 07:50AM-09:05AM PAR 208 3.000 UDIV

002 30684 MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION DiAngelo, R MF 01:40PM-02:55PM PAR 208 3.000 UDIV

003 30689 MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION Hidalgo, N TR 08:15AM-09:30AM PAR 205 3.000 UDIV

004 30692 MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION Abramsen, J M 03:50PM-06:20PM PAR 204 3.000 UDIV

EDUC0381 001 30693 EARLY INT YG CH SP NDS Griffin, T MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM PAR 204 3.000

002 30694 EARLY INT YG CH SP NDS Griffin, T MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM PAR 204 3.000

EDUC0396 001 30695 SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED Raker, D MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM PAR 205 3.000

002 30696 SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED Raker, D MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM PAR 205 3.000

003 30697 SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED Bailey, E T 02:15PM-03:30PM PAR 205 AND ONLINE 3.000

004 30698 SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED Bailey, E R 02:15PM-03:30PM PAR 205 AND ONLINE 3.000

EDUC0398 001 30699 ST:INTERGRATING ARTS IN THE CU Knowles, T MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM PAR 202 3.000

002 30700 ST:GENDER IN EDUCATION DiAngelo, R M 03:50PM-06:20PM PAR 208 AND ONLINE 3.000

**EGST0101 001 30114 INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES STAFF MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM NHL 141A 3.000 UDIV

002 30116 INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES STAFF MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM MOD 105 3.000 UDIV

003 30118 INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES Stassinos, E MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM MOD 105 3.000 UDIV

004 30119 INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES STAFF MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM MOD 105 3.000 UDIV

005 30123 INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES STAFF TR 08:15AM-09:30AM MOD 106 3.000 UDIV

Subject: Ethnic and Gender Studies



006 30125 INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES STAFF TR 09:45AM-11:00AM MOD 106 3.000 UDIV

007 30130 INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES Ali, K TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 111 3.000 UDIV

008 30132 INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES Ali, K TR 03:45PM-05:00PM BATES 111 3.000 UDIV

009 31351 INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES STAFF TR 09:45AM-11:00AM ELY 346 3.000 UDIV

**EGST0102 001 30113 INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES STAFF ONLINE 3.000 GDIV

002 30115 INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES STAFF MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM ELY 346 3.000 GDIV

003 30117 INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES STAFF MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 113 3.000 GDIV

004 30121 INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES Rajgopal, S MW 03:10PM-04:25PM ELY 348 3.000 GDIV

005 30127 INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES STAFF TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 123 3.000 GDIV

006 30129 INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES Rajgopal, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM NHL 141B 3.000 GDIV

007 30133 INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES STAFF TR 03:45PM-05:00PM MOD 106 3.000 GDIV

**EGST0205 001 30131 INTRO TO GBLT STUDIES Cahill, M TR 11:15AM-12:30PM ELY 346 3.000 UDIV

**EGST0208 001 31350 HIP HOP CULTURES Caldwell, H TR 12:45PM-02:00PM JPARK 9 3.000 UDIV

**EGST0211 001 30120 INDIAN CINEMA:GENDER&IDENTITY Rajgopal, S MW 01:40PM-02:55PM ELY 348 3.000 GDIV

**EGST0213 001 30122 CONTEMP ISSUES ISLAMIC STUDIES Ali, K W 04:00PM-06:30PM MOD 106 3.000 GDIV

EGST0230 001 30126 ST:REV ROOT/AMER CLASCL MUSC Ali, K TR 11:15AM-12:30PM MOD 106 3.000

002 31349 ST:MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Stassinos, E MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 118 3.000

EGST0304 001 31347 ST:SUPER WOMEN & WONDER MEN Morales-Diaz, E R 04:00PM-06:30PM MOD 110 3.000

EGST0355 001 31348 INT'L WOMEN'S GRASSROOTS MVMTS Rajgopal, S TR 02:15PM-03:30PM NHL 141B 3.000

EGST0390 001 31346 ST: MASCULINITIES Morales-Diaz, E T 04:00PM-06:30PM WILSN 317 3.000

**ENGL0101 001 31018 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 Chen, B MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 225 3.000 CMP

002 31420 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 Chen, B MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM JPARK 15 3.000 CMP

003 31092 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 Dembek, N TR 08:15AM-09:30AM BATES 223 3.000 CMP

004 31103 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 Dembek, N TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 223 3.000 CMP

P01 31050 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 Torrence, S M 10:25AM-11:15AM ELY 044 MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM ELY 044 3.000 CMP

P02 31060 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 Torrence, S MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM ELY 338 F 01:40PM-02:30PM ELY 339 3.000 CMP

**ENGL0102 001 31013 ENGLISH COMP II Jenkins, R MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 210 3.000 CMP

002 31014 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT SPORTS Meek, K MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM JPARK 15 3.000 CMP

003 31015 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT TRAVEL Casey, S MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 214 3.000 CMP

004 31016 ENGLISH COMP II Schulze, C MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM JPARK 16 3.000 CMP

005 31024 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT TRAVEL Casey, S MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 210 3.000 CMP

006 31025 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT SPORTS Meek, K MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM JPARK 15 3.000 CMP

007 31026 ENGL COMP II:WRT ABOUT MEMOIR Hayden, J MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM JPARK 16 3.000 CMP

008 31027 ENGL COMP II:WRTG & PHOTOGRPHY Christian, W MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM JPARK 9 3.000 CMP

009 31031 ENGLISH COMP II Jenkins, R MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM ELY 346 3.000 CMP

010 31032 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT NATURE Renfro, Y MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM JPARK 17 3.000 CMP

011 31033 ENGL COMP II:WRTG & PHOTOGRPHY Christian, W MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM ELY 220 3.000 CMP

Subject: English



012 31035 ENGLISH COMP II Benvenuto, J MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 210 3.000 CMP

013 31036 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT MEMOIR Hayden, J MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM JPARK 16 3.000 CMP

014 31037 ENGLISH COMP II Schulze, C MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM JPARK 15 3.000 CMP

015 31041 ENGLISH COMP II Wozniak, S MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 210 3.000 CMP

016 31042 ENGLISH COMP II Seamans-Frizzell, S MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM BATES 223 3.000 CMP

017 31043 ENGLISH COMP II DiGrazia, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 223 3.000 CMP

018 31044 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT SPORTS Meek, K MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM ELY 220 3.000 CMP

019 31045 ENGL COMP II:WRTG & PHOTOGRPHY Christian, W MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM JPARK 15 3.000 CMP

020 31046 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT ART Hayden, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM JPARK 16 3.000 CMP

022 31052 ENGLISH COMP II DiGrazia, J MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 225 3.000 CMP

024 31056 ENGL COMP II:LOST & FOUND Casey, S MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM JPARK 9 3.000 CMP

025 31057 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT SCI FI Meek, K MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM JPARK 17 3.000 CMP

026 31058 ENGLISH COMP II Seamans-Frizzell, S MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM ELY 220 3.000 CMP

027 31065 ENGL COMP II:WRTG THE BODY Hall, D MW 01:40PM-02:55PM BATES 210 3.000 CMP

028 31070 ENGLISH COMP II Christian, W MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM JPARK 15 3.000 CMP

029 31071 ENGLISH COMP II Wozniak, S MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM JPARK 16 3.000 CMP

031 31072 ENGL COMPII:WRT ADOLS & SEXUAL Sarigianides, S MW 03:10PM-04:25PM JPARK 9 3.000 CMP

032 31074 ENGL COMP II:WRTG & TECHNOLOGY Keator, M MW 03:10PM-04:25PM BATES 210 3.000 CMP

033 31081 ENGL COMP II Walker, D MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM ELY 346 3.000 CMP

034 31084 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT NATURE Renfro, Y MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 221 3.000 CMP

035 31085 ENGL COMPII:WRT ABT SELF/CULTR Gagnon, M TR 08:15AM-09:30AM JPARK 17 3.000 CMP

036 31087 ENGLISH COMP II Rudd, M TR 08:15AM-09:30AM JPARK 5 3.000 CMP

037 31088 ENGLISH COMP II Hellwig, C TR 08:15AM-09:30AM ELY 044 3.000 CMP

038 31097 ENGLISH COMP II Hellwig, C TR 09:45AM-11:00AM JPARK 15 3.000 CMP

039 31098 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT RADIO Hunt, E TR 09:45AM-11:00AM JPARK 5 3.000 CMP

040 31099 ENGL COMPII:WRTG MIDDLE EAST Shifteh, N TR 09:45AM-11:00AM JPARK 9 3.000 CMP

041 31100 ENGLISH COMP II Rudd, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM ELY 044 3.000 CMP

042 31107 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABT FASHION Heim, S TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 214 3.000 CMP

043 31108 ENGLISH COMP II Olander, R TR 11:15AM-12:30PM JPARK 9 3.000 CMP

044 31109 ENGL COMP II: WRTG ABT RADIO Hunt, E TR 11:15AM-12:30PM JPARK 5 3.000 CMP

045 31110 ENGLISH COMP II Plant, J TR 11:15AM-12:30PM JPARK 16 3.000 CMP

046 31111 ENGL COMP II:WRTG MIDDLE EAST Shifteh, N TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 212 3.000 CMP

047 31116 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABT IMMIGRTI Bailey, C TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 212 3.000 CMP

048 31118 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABT FASHION Heim, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM JPARK 15 3.000 CMP

049 31119 ENGL COMP II:WRTG & JOURNALISM Tyler, A TR 12:45PM-02:00PM JPARK 17 3.000 CMP

050 31120 ENGLISH COMP II Mackie, C TR 12:45PM-02:00PM JPARK 5 3.000 CMP

051 31121 ENGLISH COMP II Olander, R TR 12:45PM-02:00PM ELY 044 3.000 CMP

052 31126 ENGLISH COMP II Keyes, N TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 212 3.000 CMP

053 31129 ENGL COMP II:WRT ABT IMMIGRATN Bailey, C TR 02:15PM-03:30PM JPARK 15 3.000 CMP

054 31130 ENGL COMP II:WRTG & JOURNALISM Tyler, A TR 02:15PM-03:30PM JPARK 17 3.000 CMP



055 31131 ENGLISH COMP II Mackie, C TR 02:15PM-03:30PM JPARK 5 3.000 CMP

056 31132 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT RACE Black, M TR 02:15PM-03:30PM ELY 044 3.000 CMP

057 31133 ENGLISH COMP II STAFF TR 03:45PM-05:00PM ELY 044 3.000 CMP

058 31327 ENGLISH COMP II Smith, E MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM JPARK 17 3.000 CMP

059 31330 ENGLISH COMP II Walker, D MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM BATES 223 3.000 CMP

060 31332 ENGLISH COMP II Smith, E MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 223 3.000 CMP

061 31336 ENGLISH COMP II Neikirk, G MW 01:40PM-02:55PM BATES 221 3.000 CMP

063 31337 ENGLISH COMP II STAFF TR 03:45PM-05:00PM BATES 118 3.000 CMP

064 31338 ENGL COMP II Keyes, N TR 12:45PM-02:00PM ELY 346 3.000 CMP

065 31339 ENGLISH COMP II Plant, J TR 08:15AM-09:30AM ELY 220 3.000 CMP

066 31418 ENGL COMP II:WRTG ABOUT NATURE Renfro, Y MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM ELY 220 3.000 CMP

ENGL0103 001 31017 SPEECH Eaton, N MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 223 3.000

002 31029 SPEECH Eaton, N MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 223 3.000

003 31091 SPEECH Lucey, B TR 08:15AM-09:30AM BATES 210 3.000

004 31334 SPEECH Stessel, H MW 01:40PM-02:55PM ELY 220 3.000

005 31112 SPEECH Lucey, B TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 223 3.000

**ENGL0108 H01 31333 HNRS:INTRODUCTION TO FILM Brewster, G TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 212 3.000 AAPP

**ENGL0110 H01 31066 ENGLISH COMP II(HONORS) Starr, E MW 01:40PM-02:55PM BATES 118 3.000 CMP

H02 31075 ENGLISH COMP II(HONORS) Starr, E MW 03:10PM-04:25PM BATES 218 3.000 CMP

**ENGL0211 001 31123 BRITISH LIT.1603-1780 Higgins, A TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 221 3.000 LPA

**ENGL0212 001 31023 BRITISH LIT SINCE 1780 Starr, E MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 225 3.000 LPA

002 31054 BRITISH LIT SINCE 1780 Starr, E MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 225 3.000 LPA

**ENGL0215 002 31022 INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Desrosiers, L MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 221 3.000 LPA

003 31048 INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Faerstein, H MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM JPARK 17 3.000 LPA

005 31328 INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Faerstein, H MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM JPARK 9 3.000 LPA

006 31089 INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Duni, M TR 08:15AM-09:30AM JPARK 16 3.000 LPA

007 31101 INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Duni, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM JPARK 16 3.000 LPA

008 31114 INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Hall, D TR 11:15AM-12:30PM JPARK 15 3.000 LPA

009 31122 INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Hall, D TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 218 3.000 LPA

010 31394 INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Hall, D MW 03:10PM-04:25PM BATES 123 3.000 LPA

011 31396 INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Benvenuto, J MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 210 3.000 LPA

012 31419 INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Benvenuto, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 218 3.000 LPA

H04 31079 HNRS:INTRO TO AMERICAN LIT Quandt, S MW 01:40PM-02:55PM BATES 218 3.000 LPA

**ENGL0217 001 31080 AMERICAN LIT SINCE 1865 Quandt, S MW 03:10PM-04:25PM BATES 118 3.000 LPA

002 31093 AMERICAN LIT SINCE 1865 Filas, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 210 3.000 LPA

003 31105 AMERICAN LIT SINCE 1865 Filas, M TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 210 3.000 LPA

**ENGL0221 003 31049 WORLD LITERATURE I Desrosiers, L MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM JPARK 5 3.000 GDIV LPA

005 31090 WORLD LITERATURE I Keator, M TR 08:15AM-09:30AM BATES 118 3.000 GDIV LPA

006 31331 WORLD LITERATURE I Higgins, A TR 02:15PM-03:30PM PAR 109 3.000 GDIV LPA

007 31113 WORLD LITERATURE I Pangallo, M TR 12:45PM-02:00PM ELY 338 3.000 GDIV LPA



008 31115 WORLD LITERATURE I Stessel, H TR 03:45PM-05:00PM BATES 221 3.000 GDIV LPA

009 31124 WORLD LITERATURE I Keator, M TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 223 3.000 GDIV LPA

010 31128 WORLD LITERATURE I Stessel, H TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 223 3.000 GDIV LPA

011 31134 WORLD LITERATURE I STAFF TR 03:45PM-05:00PM BATES 223 3.000 GDIV LPA

012 31392 WORLD LITERATURE I Keator, M TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 218 3.000 GDIV LPA

**ENGL0222 001 31028 WORLD LITERATURE II Chen, B MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 218 3.000 GDIV LPA

002 31038 WORLD LITERATURE II Chen, B MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 214 3.000 GDIV LPA

003 31329 WORLD LITERATURE II Bailey, C TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 221 3.000 GDIV LPA

004 31422 WORLD LITERATURE II Trauvitch, R TR 02:15PM-03:30PM NHL 141A 3.000 GDIV LPA

005 31423 WORLD LITERATURE II Shifteh, N TR 12:45PM-02:00PM NHL 141A 3.000 GDIV LPA

**ENGL0228 002 31217 INTRO TO SHAKESPEARE Pangallo, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 225 3.000 LPA

ENGL0246 001 31095 CREATIVE WRITING Renfro, Y MW 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 218 3.000

002 31106 CREATIVE WRITING STAFF MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 214 3.000

ENGL0285 002 31077 BASIC FILM WRITING Stessel, H MW 03:10PM-04:25PM BATES 212 3.000

ENGL0318 001 31053 SHAKESPEARE:COMEDIES&ROMANCE Sandidge, M MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 218 3.000

**ENGL0324 001 31051 BLACK AMER LITERATURE Diana, V MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 225 3.000 UDIV

**ENGL0326 001 31073 WOMEN WRITERS Rothermel, B MW 01:40PM-02:55PM BATES 212 3.000 GDIV

ENGL0331 001 31117 GRANT WRITING Williams, B TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 123 3.000

ENGL0346 001 31127 WRITING POETRY Layng, G TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 221 3.000

ENGL0348 001 31034 HIST OF ENG LANGUAGE Sandidge, M R 04:30PM-07:15PM BATES 225 3.000

ENGL0366 001 30955 DRAMA OF THE WESTERN WORLD Klein, S TR 11:15AM-12:30PM ELY 220 3.000

ENGL0375 001 31064 JOURNALISM II Neikirk, G TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 04 3.000

ENGL0377 001 31094 FEATURE WRITING Layng, G TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 218 3.000

ENGL0383 001 31062 ISSUES IN TEACHING WRITING Rothermel, B M 04:00PM-06:45PM BATES 221 3.000

ENGL0385 001 31397 SCREEN-WRTG FOR FEATURE FILM STAFF TR 03:45PM-05:00PM BATES 212 3.000

ENGL0392 001 31010 BUS AND TECH WRITING Williams, B MW 07:50AM-09:05AM BATES 03 3.000

002 31011 BUS AND TECH WRITING Grady, J MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 123 3.000

003 31021 BUS AND TECH WRITING Grady, J MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 214 3.000

004 31068 BUS AND TECH WRITING Layng, G MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 101 3.000

005 31069 BUS AND TECH WRITING Seidel, C TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 03 3.000

006 31078 BUS AND TECH WRITING Layng, G MW 03:10PM-04:25PM WILSN 101 3.000

007 31083 BUS AND TECH WRITING Seidel, C TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 03 3.000

ENGL0397 001 31019 ST:PAN-EUROPEAN ARTHURIAN LIT Sandidge, M MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 113 3.000

003 31082 ST:PRACTICUM SEMINAR Sarigianides, S M 05:00PM-07:30PM BATES 111 3.000



ENVS0106 001 31209 INTRO ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS Conz, B MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 211 3.000

002 31210 INTRO ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS McDonald, J TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 211 3.000

ENVS0225 001 31356 NATURAL RESOURCE CONSRV MGMT McDonald, J MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 215 T 12:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 215 4.000

ENVS0238 001 31211 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSIS Vorwerk, M TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 211 3.000

ENVS0240 001 31212 WRITING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCI Parshall, T TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 211 3.000

002 31355 WRITING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCI Parshall, T TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 211 3.000

ENVS0300 001 31213 WETLANDS ASSESSMENT/PLANNING Leigh, K TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 211 W 02:45PM-03:30PM WILSN 215 4.000

ENVS0330 001 31357 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA ANALYSIS Vorwerk, M MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 211 T 02:15PM-04:05PM BATES 22 4.000

ENVS0390 001 31358 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SR. SEM. Parshall, T M 12:35PM-03:25PM WILSN 202 3.000

FINC0207 001 30049 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Sullivan, K ONLINE 3.000

002 30191 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT STAFF MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 401 3.000

003 31371 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Sullivan, K ONLINE 3.000

FINC0312 001 30175 INVESTMENTS: SECURITY ANALYSYS Nguyen, L MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 401 3.000

FINC0318 001 30193 ADVANCED FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Nguyen, L MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 407 3.000

FINC0319 001 30058 INVESTMENTS:PORTFOLIO MGMT Nguyen, L MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 402 3.000

FINC0320 001 31292 MONEY AND BANKING Wagner, J MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 317 3.000

002 31293 MONEY AND BANKING Wagner, J MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 404 3.000

FINC0350 001 30183 ST:ENTREPRENEURIAL FINANCE Nguyen, L MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 407 3.000

**GARP0101 001 30149 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY Bennett, W MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 130 3.000 SOCU

002 30153 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY Bennett, W MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 130 3.000 SOCU

004 30208 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY Coughlin, C TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 130 3.000 SOCU

006 30192 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY Coughlin, C TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 130 3.000 SOCU

**GARP0102 001 30150 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY W/LAB Braun, C MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 314 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 01A 30155 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB STAFF M 10:25AM-12:05PM BATES 05 .000 LSCI

01A, B or C 01B 30156 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB STAFF W 10:25AM-12:05PM BATES 05 .000 LSCI

01C 30154 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB STAFF F 10:25AM-12:05PM BATES 05 .000 LSCI

**GARP0102 002 31232 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY W/LAB Fitzgerald, S TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 207 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 02A 31154 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB Fitzgerald, S T 10:15AM-11:55AM BATES 05 .000 LSCI

02A or B 02B 31158 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB Fitzgerald, S R 10:15AM-11:55AM BATES 05 .000 LSCI

Subject: Environmental Science

Subject: Finance

Subject: Geography - Regional Planning



**GARP0102 003 30209 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY W/LAB Leiker, K TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 130 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 03B 30203 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB Leiker, K R 08:30AM-10:10AM BATES 05 .000 LSCI

03B or C 03C 31159 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB Leiker, K T 08:30AM-10:10AM BATES 05 .000 LSCI

**GARP0102 004 30322 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY W/LAB Lally, M TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 138 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 04A 30326 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB Lally, M R 02:15PM-03:55PM BATES 05 .000 LSCI

04A or B 04B 30328 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB Lally, M T 02:15PM-03:55PM BATES 05 .000 LSCI

**GARP0105 001 30320 INTRO COMMUNITY PLANNING Terzano, K TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 22 3.000 SOCU

GARP0106 001 30158 INTRO ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS Conz, B MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 314 3.000

**GARP0206 H01 31236 HNRS:CLIMATE CHANGE Braun, C MW 03:10PM-04:25PM BATES 05 3.000 ASCI

**GARP0210 002 30323 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY Santiago, M TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 316 3.000 GDIV

003 30325 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY Santiago, M TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 207 3.000 GDIV

004 30148 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY Fitzgerald, S ONLINE 3.000 GDIV

005 31233 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY Terzano, K MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 134 3.000 GDIV

006 31234 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY Terzano, K MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 316 3.000 GDIV

GARP0217 001 31235 GLOBAL ISSUES OF THE FUTURE Bennett, W TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 304 3.000

GARP0218 001 30324 RECREATION GEOGRAPHY Bristow, R TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 138 3.000

GARP0219 001 30162 LAND USE & RESOURCE PLANNING Bull, M T 03:45PM-06:15PM WILSN 207 3.000

GARP0230 001 30161 METEOROLOGY Leiker, K MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 130 3.000

GARP0243 001 30152 INTRO REMOTE SENSING LeDoux, T MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 22 3.000

GARP0244 001 30160 INTRO TO GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYST LeDoux, T MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 22 3.000

002 30205 INTRO TO GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYST LeDoux, T TR 08:15AM-09:30AM BATES 22 3.000

**GARP0246 001 30206 QUANT MTHDS SOCIAL/PHYS SCIE Bristow, R TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 22 3.000 ARSN

GARP0250 001 30151 POLITICAL ECOLOGY Conz, B MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 05 3.000

GARP0317 01B 31421 ST:GPS FIELD APPLICATIONS LeDoux, T W 03:10PM-05:20PM BATES 22 SECOND EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

GARP0320 001 30186 INTERMEDIATE METEOROLOGY Leiker, K MW 01:40PM-02:55PM BATES 22 3.000

GARP0344 002 30319 ADV. GEOGRAPHICAL INFO. SYSTEM Sleavin, W TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 22 3.000

GARP0352 001 31237 PLANNING GREEN SUSTAINABLE CIT Terzano, K TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 300 3.000

GARP0391 001 30329 SEM IN REG.&ENVIRON.PLANNING Bull, M R 03:45PM-06:15PM WILSN 207 3.000

**GEOL0101 001 30992 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY W/LAB Reyes, A MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 316 T 12:45PM-02:35PM WILSN 302 4.000 LSCI

002 30999 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY W/LAB Young, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 316 W 12:35PM-02:25PM WILSN 302 4.000 LSCI

**GEOL0102 001 30993 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY Reyes, A MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 316 3.000 ASCI

002 31000 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY Young, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 316 3.000 ASCI

**GEOL0106 001 31004 HISTORICAL GEOLOGY Reyes, A TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 316 3.000 ASCI

**GEOL0108 001 30966 GENERAL OCEANOGRAPHY Reyes, A MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 316 3.000 ASCI

Subject: Geology



**GNSC0101 001 31001 PHYSICAL SCIENCE Weiss, T TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 314 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 01A 31002 PHYSICAL SCIENCE - LAB Lemieux, J T 11:30AM-01:20PM WILSN 311 .000 LSCI

01A or B 01B 31003 PHYSICAL SCIENCE - LAB Lemieux, J R 11:30AM-01:20PM WILSN 311 .000 LSCI

**GNSC0101 002 31005 PHYSICAL SCIENCE Weiss, T TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 314 4.000 LSCI

Choose One Lab 02A 31006 PHYSICAL SCIENCE - LAB Lemieux, J T 09:00AM-10:50AM WILSN 311 .000 LSCI

02A or B 02B 31007 PHYSICAL SCIENCE - LAB Lemieux, J R 09:00AM-10:50AM WILSN 311 .000 LSCI

GNSC0239 001 30995 CURRENT TOPICS IN SCIENCE Reyes, A W 03:50PM-04:40PM WILSN 302 1.000

GNSC0360 001 30994 METHODS OF SCIENCE ED. PREK-6 Giuliano, F MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 309 2.000

002 31009 METHODS OF SCIENCE ED. PREK-6 Weiss, T TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 309 2.000

003 31229 METHODS OF SCIENCE ED. PREK-6 Weiss, T MW 07:50AM-09:05AM WILSN 309 2.000

**HIST0101 001 31195 WESTERN EXPERIENCE I Dempsey, J W 04:00PM-06:25PM BATES 225 3.000 SOCU

002 30768 WESTERN EXPERIENCE I Camerota, M TR 08:15AM-09:30AM BATES 123 3.000 SOCU

003 31197 WESTERN EXPERIENCE I Dempsey, J T 04:00PM-06:25PM BATES 113 3.000 SOCU

**HIST0102 001 30752 WESTERN EXPERIENCE II Anciello, M MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 212 3.000 SOCU

002 30753 WESTERN EXPERIENCE II Anciello, M MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 212 3.000 SOCU

003 30757 WESTERN EXPERIENCE II Anciello, M MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 212 3.000 SOCU

HIST0120 001 30783 THE HISTORY/SOCIAL STUD. TCHR Aieta, N R 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 113 1.000

**HIST0131 001 30754 U.S. HISTORY TO 1865 Orr, B MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 123 3.000 HSGV

002 30756 U.S. HISTORY TO 1865 Orr, B MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 123 3.000 HSGV

004 31199 U.S. HISTORY TO 1865 Wallace, B ONLINE 3.000 HSGV

005 30769 U.S. HISTORY TO 1865 Wallace, B TR 08:15AM-09:30AM BATES 225 3.000 HSGV

006 30763 U.S. HISTORY TO 1865 Cullinan, J MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 123 3.000 HSGV

007 30765 U.S. HISTORY TO 1865 Cullinan, J MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM BATES 111 3.000 HSGV

008 30778 U.S. HISTORY TO 1865 Perkins, G TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 225 3.000 HSGV

009 31180 U.S. HISTORY TO 1865 Camerota, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 123 3.000 HSGV

H03 30758 HNRS:U.S. HISTORY TO 1865 Orr, B MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 123 3.000 HSGV

**HIST0132 001 30760 U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865 Harling, F MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 214 3.000 HSGV

002 30764 U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865 Harling, F MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM BATES 214 3.000 HSGV

003 30777 U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865 Harling, F TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 214 3.000 HSGV

004 30771 U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865 Slopnick, T TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 210 3.000 HSGV

005 30775 U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865 Slopnick, T TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 118 3.000 HSGV

006 31200 U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865 Slopnick, T ONLINE 3.000 HSGV

Subject: General Science

Subject: History



007 30770 U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865 Perkins, G TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 225 3.000 HSGV

008 30781 U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865 Trzasko, A TR 03:45PM-05:00PM BATES 123 3.000 HSGV

HIST0213 001 30776 WORLD HISTORY TO 16TH CENTURY Mondschein, K TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 118 3.000

002 30780 WORLD HISTORY TO 16TH CENTURY Mondschein, K TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 118 3.000

003 31201 WORLD HISTORY TO 16TH CENTURY Abate, M ONLINE 3.000

**HIST0215 001 30755 INTRO:ASIA, AFRICA & MID EAST Banwo, A MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 118 3.000 GDIV

002 30759 INTRO:ASIA, AFRICA & MID EAST Banwo, A MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 118 3.000 GDIV

003 30762 INTRO:ASIA, AFRICA & MID EAST Banwo, A MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 118 3.000 GDIV

HIST0245 001 31181 20TH /21ST CENT. AMER PRESIDEN Slopnick, T M 04:00PM-06:25PM BATES 113 3.000

HIST0255 001 31202 JACKSONIAN AMERICA:1815-1848 Aieta, N TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 113 3.000

HIST0270 001 31203 HISTORY OF BASEBALL Dempsey, J ONLINE 3.000

HIST0273 001 31204 LABOR & ECONOMIC HISTORY Dodge, L ONLINE 3.000

HIST0290 001 31182 MIDEVAL SWORD FIGHTING Mondschein, K TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 118 3.000

002 31196 ANCIENT GREECE Wallace, B TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 218 3.000

HIST0300 001 30761 PRBL EUR HIS:20TH CENT DICTATR Anciello, M MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 212 3.000

HIST0302 001 31198 INTRO HIST RESEARCH/ANALYSIS Abate, M T 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 113 AND ONLINE 3.000

002 31205 INTRO HIST RESEARCH/ANALYSIS Dempsey, J ONLINE 3.000

HIST0332 001 30782 HISTORY METH-MIDDLE&SECONDARY Aieta, N R 04:00PM-06:25PM BATES 113 3.000

HIST0357 001 31398 CIVIL WAR & RECONSTRUCTIONS Orr, B MW 01:40PM-02:55PM NHL 141A 3.000

HIST0385 001 30779 PSYCHOHISTORY Harling, F TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 214 3.000

**LARA0102 001 30887 ARABIC II Oulbeid, B MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 111 3.000 GDIV

**LCHI0102 001 30888 CHINESE II Lin, H MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 111 3.000 GDIV

**LFRE0102 001 30911 FRENCH 11 Ohayon, R TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 210 3.000 GDIV

**LFRE0104 001 30908 FRENCH IV Ohayon, R TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 111 3.000 GDIV

**LLIT0201 001 30886 WOMEN WRITERS: CARIBBEAN Ohayon, R ONLINE 3.000 GDIV LPA

**LLIT0310 001 31239 POP CULTURES IN HISPAINIC WRLD Viera, H MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 223 3.000 GDIV LPA

Subject: World Languages, Chinese

Subject: World Languages, French

Subject: World Languages, Arabic

Subject: World Languages, Literature



LSPA0101 001 30889 SPANISH I Viera, H MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 113 3.000

002 30890 SPANISH I Viera, H MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 113 3.000

**LSPA0102 001 30892 SPANISH II Pinsonneault, B MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 111 3.000 GDIV

002 31238 SPANISH II Pinsonneault, B MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 111 3.000 GDIV

**LSPA0103 001 30894 SPANISH III Pinsonneault, B MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 111 3.000 GDIV

**LSPA0104 001 30891 SPANISH IV Guzman, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 111 3.000 GDIV

LSPA0210 001 30912 SPANISH FOR HERITAGE SPEAKERS Guzman, M MW 01:40PM-02:55PM BATES 123 3.000

**LSPA0215 001 30893 SPKG/WRTG SPANISH/INTERMEDIATE Guzman, M TR 11:15AM-12:30PM MOD 110 3.000 GDIV

LSPA0311 001 31240 COMP GRAMMAR: SPAN/ENGL Guzman, M TR 12:45PM-02:00PM MOD 110 3.000

**LSPA0315 001 30895 SPKG&WRITING SPAN:ADV LEVEL Viera, H MW 01:40PM-02:55PM MOD 110 3.000 GDIV

**MATH0104 001 30923 PRECALCULUS Clark, L MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 418 3.000 TMTH

002 30883 PRECALCULUS Clark, L MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 416 3.000 TMTH

**MATH0105 001 30918 CALCULUS I Wright, J MWF 08:00AM-09:05AM WILSN 416 4.000 TMTH

**MATH0106 001 30882 CALCULUS II Rokicki, A MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 416 M 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 418 4.000 TMTH

002 30874 CALCULUS II Von Renesse, C TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 418 W 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 418 4.000 TMTH

003 31221 CALCULUS II Welsh, E F 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 418 MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 418 4.000 TMTH

**MATH0108 001 30389 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS Bookman, C TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

002 30390 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS Wright, J TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

003 30391 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS Connors, M ONLINE 3.000 TMTH

004 30919 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS Bookman, C TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 314 3.000 TMTH

005 30400 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS Ryczek, R MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

006 31143 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS Hiney, B TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

007 30963 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS Hiney, B TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 416 3.000 TMTH

008 31222 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS Wright, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 418 3.000 TMTH

009 31223 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS Wright, J MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

**MATH0110 001 30880 MATH EXPLORATIONS Fleron, J TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 418 3.000 TMTH

002 30917 MATH EXPLORATIONS Hotchkiss, P MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 405 3.000 TMTH

003 30398 MATH EXPLORATIONS Livingstone, J MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

004 30841 MATH EXPLORATIONS Livingstone, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

005 31151 MATH EXPLORATIONS Fleron, J TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 405 3.000 TMTH

006 31147 MATH EXPLORATIONS Ecke, V TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 405 3.000 TMTH

**MATH0111 001 31142 MATH APPLICATIONS Judge, J TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 405 3.000 TMTH

003 30921 MATH APPLICATIONS Gendron, C MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

004 30924 MATH APPLICATIONS Gendron, C MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

005 30952 MATH APPLICATIONS Gendron, C MW 03:50PM-05:05PM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

Subject: Mathematics

Subject: World Languages, Spanish



006 30396 MATH APPLICATIONS Ahmadov, M ONLINE 3.000 TMTH

007 31224 MATH APPLICATIONS Davis, S MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 405 3.000 TMTH

008 31225 MATH APPLICATIONS Ryczek, R MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 418 3.000 TMTH

H02 31145 HNRS:MATH APPLICATIONS Judge, J TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 405 3.000 TMTH

**MATH0115 001 30849 MATH FOR BUS-SOC SCI Judge, J MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 405 3.000 TMTH

002 30884 MATH FOR BUS-SOC SCI Judge, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 405 3.000 TMTH

003 31149 MATH FOR BUS-SOC SCI Reed, D TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 134 3.000 TMTH

004 31152 MATH FOR BUS-SOC SCI Reed, D TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 319 3.000 TMTH

**MATH0153 001 30873 FOUNDATIONS: NUMBER SYSTEMS Rokicki, A MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 416 3.000 TMTH

002 30881 FOUNDATIONS: NUMBER SYSTEMS Rokicki, A MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 416 3.000 TMTH

003 31226 FOUNDATIONS: NUMBER SYSTEMS Johnson, J TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 416 3.000 TMTH

004 31227 FOUNDATIONS: NUMBER SYSTEMS Johnson, J TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 418 3.000 TMTH

MATH0190 001 31303 PILOT: FIRST-YR SEM IN MATH Fleron, J W 02:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 405 1.000

MATH0201 001 30922 CALCULUS III Bardwell, M MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 416 4.000

**MATH0216 001 30920 LITERATURE OF MATHEMATICS Bardwell, M MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 405 3.000 LPA

MATH0218 001 30879 LINEAR ALGEBRA Vorwerk, K TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 418 3.000

MATH0220 001 30962 DISCRETE STRUCTURES Johnson, J MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 405 3.000

**MATH0250 001 30399 FOUND:PATTERNS,REASON,ALGEBRA Livingstone, J MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 418 3.000 TMTH

002 30885 FOUND:PATTERNS,REASON,ALGEBRA Jennings, B MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 416 3.000 TMTH

**MATH0251 001 31146 FOUNDATIONS: GEOMETRY Welsh, E TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 418 3.000 TMTH

**MATH0252 001 31156 FOUND:DATA ANALYSIS&PROBAB Bardwell, M TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 405 3.000 TMTH

MATH0301 001 31153 ABSTRACT ALGEBRA I Rokicki, A R 04:00PM-06:30PM WILSN 404 3.000

MATH0308 001 31150 REAL ANALYSIS Hotchkiss, P TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 418 3.000

MATH0311 001 30953 NUMBER THEORY Johnson, J MW 04:00PM-05:15PM WILSN 416 3.000

MATH0334 001 31144 OPERATIONS RESEARCH&MODELING Vorwerk, K TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 416 3.000

MATH0340 001 31155 MATHEMATICAL STAT I Welsh, E MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 418 3.000

MATH0352 001 30964 FOUND TEACH MATH-ELED (1-6) Ecke, V TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 416 2.000

002 31141 FOUND TEACH MATH-ELED (1-6) Jennings, B TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 416 2.000

MATH0354 001 31228 FOUND TEACH MATH-ECED (PreK-2) MacKinnon, J TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 319 2.000

MGMT0107 001 30039 SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT Goulet, R ONLINE 3.000

002 30272 SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT Atwater, C TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 101 3.000

005 30163 SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT Atwater, C MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 101 3.000

MGMT0220 001 30055 PROD-OPERATIONS MGMT Bellenoit, J ONLINE 3.000

002 30178 PROD-OPERATIONS MGMT Bellenoit, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 404 3.000

003 30184 PROD-OPERATIONS MGMT Bellenoit, J MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 404 3.000

MGMT0221 001 30057 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Michaud, R MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 400 3.000

002 30164 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Michaud, R MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 400 3.000

Subject: Management



003 30273 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT O'Brien, J TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 400 3.000

004 30280 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT STAFF TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 403 3.000

MGMT0241 001 30035 BUSINESS LAW Ettman, P ONLINE 3.000

002 30188 BUSINESS LAW Ettman, P TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 401 3.000

003 30197 BUSINESS LAW Ettman, P TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 401 3.000

MGMT0250 001 30168 QUANT APPROACH TO BUS DEC Furnelli, A MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 402 3.000

002 30050 QUANT APPROACH TO BUS DEC Sullivan, K ONLINE 3.000

004 30201 QUANT APPROACH TO BUS DEC STAFF MW 03:10PM-04:25PM WILSN 401 3.000

005 31296 QUANT APPROACH TO BUS DEC Sullivan, K ONLINE 3.000

MGMT0301 001 30046 LABOR RELATIONS Ettman, P ONLINE 3.000

002 30170 LABOR RELATIONS Bourke, R MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 400 3.000

003 30179 LABOR RELATIONS Bourke, R MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 400 3.000

MGMT0308 001 30013 ORG DEV & BEHAVIOR Daniel, C ONLINE 3.000

002 30284 ORG DEV & BEHAVIOR Daniel, C TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 400 3.000

003 31297 ORG DEV & BEHAVIOR STAFF ONLINE 3.000

MGMT0314 001 30051 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Waskiewicz, T ONLINE 3.000

002 30174 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Wilson, R TR 09:45AM-11:00AM NHL 141A 3.000

MGMT0321 001 30041 MANAGEMENT INFO SYSTEMS Naidorf, M ONLINE 3.000

002 30286 MANAGEMENT INFO SYSTEMS Naidorf, M TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 101 3.000

003 30291 MANAGEMENT INFO SYSTEMS Naidorf, M TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 101 3.000

MGMT0325 001 30032 BUS STRATEGY & POLICY Daniel, C ONLINE 3.000

002 30290 BUS STRATEGY & POLICY Daniel, C TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 400 3.000

003 31298 BUS STRATEGY & POLICY STAFF MW 03:10PM-04:25PM WILSN 403 3.000

**MGMT0338 001 30033 INTRNATL BUSINESS STAFF ONLINE 3.000 GDIV

002 30296 INTRNATL BUSINESS Knipes, B TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 401 3.000 GDIV

003 30300 INTRNATL BUSINESS Knipes, B TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 401 3.000 GDIV

004 31299 INTRNATL BUSINESS: PARIS/MILAN Knipes, B MW 03:10PM-04:25PM WILSN 317 3.000 GDIV


MGMT0342 001 30034 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Knipes, B ONLINE 3.000

MGMT0344 001 30054 PROJECT MANAGEMENT Bakuli, D ONLINE 3.000

002 30185 PROJECT MANAGEMENT Wilson, R TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 316 3.000

MGMT0346 001 30048 LEADERSHIP Kimball, D ONLINE 3.000

MGMT0398 001 31300 BUSINESS INTERNSHIP Naidorf, M

MLSC0100 001 31402 ARMY PHYSICAL TRAINING Wilson, D M 06:15AM-07:30AM WDWRD 120 1.000

MLSC0102 001 31403 BASIC LEADERSHIP Wilson, D M 08:15AM-09:05AM JPARK 5 1.000

MLSC0202 001 31404 LEADERSHIP AND TEAMWORK Wilson, D M 09:20AM-11:15AM JPARK 5 2.000

Subject: Military Science



**MOVP0100 001 30386 INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE Keller, W MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WDWRD 236 MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WDWRD 120 3.000 ASCI

002 30540 INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE Wheeler, E MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 234 MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 120 3.000 ASCI

003 30380 INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE O'Neil, L ONLINE 3.000 ASCI

004 30378 INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE Pantuosco Hensch, L ONLINE 3.000 ASCI

005 30555 INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE Keller, W MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 236 MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 120 3.000 ASCI

006 30582 INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE STAFF W 04:00PM-06:30PM WDWRD 234 W 04:00PM-06:30PM WDWRD 120 3.000 ASCI

007 30532 INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE Keller, W MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 120 MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 236 3.000 ASCI

008 31359 INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE Wheeler, E MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WDWRD 235 MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WDWRD 120 3.000 ASCI

MOVP0101 001 30383 CLINICAL EXP IN EXERCISE SCI I Fitts, T W 07:50AM-09:05AM WDWRD 234 1.000

MOVP0102 001 30533 INTRO-ATHLETIC TRAINING DeMartini, J MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 233 MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 239 3.000

002 31360 INTRO-ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 233 MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 239 3.000

MOVP0103 001 30388 INTRO TO TEACHING PE Stanne, K R 02:15PM-03:30PM WDWRD 236 1.000

MOVP0105 001 30588 FOUNDATN MOVMNT SCI I O'Neil, L TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WDWRD 235 3.000

002 31399 FOUNDATN MOVMNT SCI I O'Neil, L TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WDWRD 234 3.000

003 30385 FOUNDATN MOVMNT SCI I STAFF MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WDWRD 233 3.000

MOVP0106 001 30592 FOUNDATN MOVMNT SCI II STAFF TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WDWRD 235 3.000

002 30599 FOUNDATN MOVMNT SCI II STAFF TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WDWRD 235 3.000

003 31361 FOUNDATN MOVMNT SCI II STAFF TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 235 3.000

MOVP0107 001 30571 EXERCISE INJ/PREV & TREATMENT Jury, J MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WDWRD 236 3.000

MOVP0113 01B 30604 FITNESS FOR ADULTS:WALKING Keller, W MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WDWRD 120 SECOND EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

MOVP0162 01A 31383 STRENGTH TRAIN & CONDITION. Wheeler, E MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 103 FIRST EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

02B 31384 STRENGTH TRAIN & CONDITION. Wheeler, E MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 103 SECOND EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

MOVP0172 01B 30606 ORIENTEERING Cook, T TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 120 SECOND EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

MOVP0173 01A 30608 INITIATIVE GAMES&ROPES Cook, T TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 120 FIRST EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

MOVP0182 001 30595 LIFE GUARD TRAINING Laing, D TR 09:45AM-11:00AM ELY POOL 2.000

MOVP0183 01A 30601 RELAXATION TECHNIQUES McNamara, S TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WDWRD 230 FIRST EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

02B 30602 RELAXATION TECHNIQUES McNamara, S TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WDWRD 230 SECOND EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

03A 30610 RELAXATION TECHNIQUES McNamara, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 230 FIRST EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

04B 30611 RELAXATION TECHNIQUES McNamara, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 230 SECOND EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

MOVP0191 001 30529 ATHLETIC TRAINING SKILLS Lee, C F 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 114 1.000

MOVP0199 001 30612 WILDERNESS EXPERIENCES Tatsugawa, K TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WDWRD 234 3.000

002 31385 WILDERNESS EXPERIENCES Tatsugawa, K TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 240 3.000

MOVP0201 001 30384 CLINICAL EXP IN EX SCI II Fitts, T F 07:50AM-09:05AM WDWRD 234 1.000

MOVP0202 001 30591 INTRO TO MOTOR LEARNING Rausch, R TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WDWRD 234 TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WDWRD 232 3.000

002 30586 INTRO TO MOTOR LEARNING Rausch, R TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WDWRD 234 TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WDWRD 232 3.000

MOVP0203 001 30556 MOTOR DEVELOP & BEHAVIOR Pantuosco Hensch, L MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 235 3.000

002 30534 MOTOR DEVELOP & BEHAVIOR Pantuosco Hensch, L MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 235 3.000

Subject: Movement Science



MOVP0204 001 30535 KINESIOLOGY Earp, J MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WDWRD 233 3.000

Choose One Lab 0LA 31407 KINESIOLOGY - LAB Earp, J M 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 239 .000

0LA, B or C 0LB 31408 KINESIOLOGY - LAB Earp, J W 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 239 .000

0LC 31409 KINESIOLOGY - LAB Earp, J F 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 239 .000

MOVP0205 001 30559 PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE Laing, D MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WDWRD 234 MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WDWRD 233 3.000

Choose One Lab 0LA 31410 PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE - LAB Laing, D M 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 238 .000

0LA-F 0LB 31412 PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE - LAB Laing, D W 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 238 .000

0LC 31413 PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE - LAB Laing, D F 11:30AM-12:20PM WDWRD 238 .000

0LD 31414 PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE - LAB Laing, D M 01:40PM-02:30PM WDWRD 238 .000

0LE 31415 PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE - LAB Laing, D W 01:40PM-02:30PM WDWRD 238 .000

0LF 31416 PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE - LAB Laing, D F 01:40PM-02:30PM WDWRD 238 .000

MOVP0210 001 31390 PILOT: WILDERNESS FIRST RESPON Tatsugawa, K M 04:00PM-07:00PM WDWRD 234 4.000

MOVP0211 E01 31326 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN Tryon, M S 09:00AM-05:00PM WILSN 134 S 09:00AM-05:00PM WILSN 138 4.000

MOVP0212 001 30600 CONCEPTS OF NUTRITION Clemente, R TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WDWRD 236 3.000

002 30593 CONCEPTS OF NUTRITION Roti, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WDWRD 236 3.000

MOVP0225 001 30583 MEDICAL TERM & DOCUMENTATION STAFF T 04:00PM-06:30PM WDWRD 233 3.000

MOVP0234 001 30381 EVAL.UPPER EXTREMITY INJURIES Myers, S MW 07:50AM-09:05AM WDWRD 233 F 08:15AM-09:05AM WDWRD 239 3.000

002 30382 EVAL.UPPER EXTREMITY INJURIES Jury, J MW 07:50AM-09:05AM WDWRD 236 F 08:15AM-09:05AM WDWRD 239 3.000

MOVP0237 001 30530 ATHLETIC TRNG CLIN EXPERIENCE Lee, C W 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 114 2.000

MOVP0245 001 30598 ADVENTURE CHALLENGE INSTRUCTOR Cook, T TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WDWRD 120 TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WDWRD 240 3.000

MOVP0255 001 30528 FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY Earp, J TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 234 3.000

MOVP0262 01A 30558 THRY/PRAC OF TEACH GYMNST/AQUA Stanne, K MW 12:35PM-02:35PM ELY POOL FIRST EIGHT WEEKS 2.000

MOVP0263 01B 31429 PILOT: THRY/PRAC OF GAMES II Stanne, K MW 12:35PM-02:35PM WDWRD 240 SECOND EIGHT WEEKS 2.000

MOVP0301 001 30615 PHYS ED IN ELEM SCHOOL Bohler, H TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WDWRD 233 TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WDWRD 120 3.000

002 30605 PHYS ED IN ELEM SCHOOL Bohler, H TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 233 TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 120 3.000

MOVP0303 002 30616 HEALTH EDUC.IN ELEM SCHOOL Laing, S T 04:30PM-07:15PM WDWRD 235 3.000

MOVP0305 001 30557 PRIN OF STRENGTH CONDITIONING Earp, J MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WDWRD 235 MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WDWRD 120 3.000

MOVP0309 001 30572 OUTDOOR RECREATION Tatsugawa, K TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WDWRD 240 3.000

MOVP0310 001 30574 GEROKINESIOLOGY Roti, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WDWRD 120 TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WDWRD 235 3.000

MOVP0311 001 30609 ADAPTIVE PHYSICAL ED Stanne, K TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 236 TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WDWRD 120 3.000

MOVP0316 001 30387 CURRICULUM PLAN&IMPLEMENT. Stanne, K MW 09:20AM-10:10AM WDWRD 235 2.000

MOVP0319 001 30603 MEDICAL ASPECT OF PHYS ACTVITY DeMartini, J TR 09:54AM-11:00AM WDWRD 233 3.000

MOVP0321 001 30525 SUPERVISING SPRTS/FITNESS PROG Fitts, T MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WDWRD 234 3.000

MOVP0323 001 30585 THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES DeMartini, J TR 07:50AM-09:30AM WDWRD 233 3.000

MOVP0326 001 31388 CHILDREN IN COMPETITIVE SPORTS Rausch, R MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WDWRD 233 3.000

MOVP0327 001 31389 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE Jury, J TR 07:50AM-09:30AM WDWRD 236 3.000

MOVP0328 001 30590 FITNESS.REHAB.FOR SPEC.POPULA. Roti, M TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WDWRD 233 3.000



MOVP0329 01A 31430 BASIC EKG AND STRESS TESTING T 06:30PM-09:00PM WDWRD236 FIRST EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

01B 31431 BASIC EKG AND STRESS TESTING T 06:30PM-09:00PM WDWRD236 SECOND EIGHT WEEKS 1.000

MOVP0330 001 31391 SPORTS PROMOTION STAFF T 03:50PM-05:20PM WDWRD 236 3.000

MOVP0337 001 30531 ATH TRNG RSCH/CLN DECSN MAKG Lee, C M 10:25AM-11:15AM WDWRD 114 3.000

MOVP0355 001 30577 PRAC:SEM PHYS ED Rausch, R W 04:00PM-06:30PM WDWRD 235 3.000

MOVP0396 001 31427 ST: ORG AND ADMIN IN AT Noun, H MW 07:50AM-09:05AM WDWRD 235 3.000

MRKT0231 001 30040 MARKETING MANAGEMENT Merlo, G ONLINE 3.000

002 30159 MARKETING MANAGEMENT Hughes, D MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 401 3.000

003 30169 MARKETING MANAGEMENT Hughes, D MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 401 3.000

004 30196 MARKETING MANAGEMENT STAFF MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 404 3.000

MRKT0306 001 30043 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT Naidorf, M ONLINE 3.000

002 30297 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT STAFF TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 402 3.000

MRKT0307 001 30038 MARKETING RESEARCH TECHNIQUES Merlo, G ONLINE 3.000

002 30200 MARKETING RESEARCH TECHNIQUES STAFF MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 404 3.000

MRKT0309 001 30036 SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT Healy, G ONLINE 3.000

002 30276 SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT Healy, G TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 401 3.000

MRKT0328 001 30037 PRIN OF ADVERTISING Hughes, D ONLINE 3.000

002 30180 PRIN OF ADVERTISING Hughes, D MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 401 3.000

MRKT0337 001 30302 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR STAFF TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 402 3.000

002 31301 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR STAFF ONLINE 3.000

**MUSC0101 001 30016 MUSIC APPRECIATION Taylor, A MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 227 3.000 AAPP

002 30020 MUSIC APPRECIATION Saloio, E MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 126 3.000 AAPP

003 30030 MUSIC APPRECIATION Rippere, M MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 227 3.000 AAPP

004 30061 MUSIC APPRECIATION Taylor, A MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 227 3.000 AAPP

005 30074 MUSIC APPRECIATION Wade, S MW 03:10PM-04:25PM BATES 126 3.000 AAPP

006 30085 MUSIC APPRECIATION Barber, F TR 08:15AM-09:30AM BATES 126 3.000 AAPP

**MUSC0104 001 31374 WORLD MUSIC (Education Majors) Gibson, R MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 125 3.000 AAPP GDIV

002 30029 WORLD MUSIC Saloio, E MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 125 3.000 AAPP GDIV

003 30099 WORLD MUSIC Gilwood, D TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 227 3.000 AAPP GDIV

004 30104 WORLD MUSIC Blanchard, S TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 227 3.000 AAPP GDIV

005 31375 WORLD MUSIC Schwartz, J TR 08:15AM-09:30AM BATES 227 3.000 AAPP GDIV

006 31376 WORLD MUSIC Blanchard, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 126 3.000 AAPP GDIV

H01 30026 HNRS: WORLD MUSIC Gibson, R MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 125 3.000 AAPP GDIV

Subject: Marketing

Subject: Music



**MUSC0110 001 30059 BASIC MUSIC THEORY Gannon, T MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 125 3.000 AAPP

002 30084 BASIC MUSIC THEORY Gertsenzon, G TR 08:15AM-09:30AM BATES 125 3.000 AAPP

003 30093 BASIC MUSIC THEORY Gertsenzon, G TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 125 3.000 AAPP

004 30097 BASIC MUSIC THEORY Rice, N TR 12:45PM-02:00PM BATES 125 3.000 AAPP

005 30069 BASIC MUSIC THEORY Bonacci, A MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM BATES 125 3.000 AAPP

MUSC0112 001 30014 MUSIC THEORY II Bonacci, A MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 125 2.000

MUSC0114 001 30086 SIGHT SINGING&EAR TRNG II Bonacci, A TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 125 2.000

MUSC0125 001 30068 JAZZ PERFORMANCE LAB Orgill, E F 01:40PM-02:30PM BATES 8 1.000

MUSC0140 001 30062 CHORALE Barber, F MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM BATES 117 .500

MUSC0141 001 30105 CHORUS Barber, F TR 03:45PM-05:00PM BATES 117 .500

MUSC0143 001 30071 WIND SYMPHONY LaVoie, K MW 02:56PM-03:46PM BATES 117 T 07:00PM-08:30PM BATES 117 .500

MUSC0145 001 30022 JAZZ BIG BAND Orgill, E MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 117 .500

MUSC0153 001 30090 PIANO CLASS 11(MAJMIN) Gilwood, D TR 08:00AM-08:50AM BATES 216 .500

002 31377 PIANO CLASS 11(MAJMIN) Gilwood, D TR 08:51AM-09:41AM BATES 216 .500

MUSC0154 001 30082 WOODWIND CLASS (OBOE) Wade, S W 05:00PM-06:00PM BATES 10 .500

MUSC0155 001 30078 LOW BRASS CLASS Atherton, T F 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 117 .500

MUSC0157 001 30079 PERCUSSION CLASS Coutsouridis, P M 03:50PM-04:40PM BATES 117 .500

**MUSC0160 001 30021 HISTORY OF JAZZ Schwartz, J MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 227 3.000 AAPP UDIV

002 30025 HISTORY OF JAZZ Atherton, T MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 126 3.000 AAPP UDIV

003 30028 HISTORY OF JAZZ Atherton, T MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 126 3.000 AAPP UDIV

004 30100 HISTORY OF JAZZ Lawson, S MW 01:40PM-02:55PM BATES 227 3.000 AAPP UDIV

005 30103 HISTORY OF JAZZ Lacreta, J TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 126 3.000 AAPP UDIV

006 30070 HISTORY OF JAZZ Schwartz, J MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM BATES 126 3.000 AAPP UDIV

007 30095 HISTORY OF JAZZ Orgill, E TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 227 3.000 AAPP UDIV

MUSC0161 001 31387 PILOT: JAZZ IN NEW ORLEANS Orgill, E 1.000


MUSC0199 001 30077 AFRICAN DRUMMING Cohen, J W 04:00PM-06:30PM BATES 117 3.000

MUSC0201 001 30015 MUSIC HISTORY II Lawson, S MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM BATES 15 3.000

MUSC0205 001 30060 INTRO TO MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP Lawson, S F 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 15 1.000

MUSC0212 001 30017 MUSIC THEORY IV Coutsouridis, P MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 10 2.000

MUSC0223 001 30087 SIGHT SINGING & EAR TRNG IV Blanchard, S TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 10 2.000

MUSC0240 001 30024 MUSIC THEATRE WORKSHOP Brown-Bonacci, M MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM PAR DEVER .500

002 30073 LOW BRASS ENSEMBLE Atherton, T BATES 10 .500

003 30023 STRING ENSEMBLE Meyer, J MW 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 8 .500

004 30075 PIANO ENSEMBLE Bailey, S M 03:50PM-04:40PM PAR DEVER .500

005 30072 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Coutsouridis, P F 02:45PM-04:35PM BATES 117 .500

007 30080 GUITAR TRIO De Fremery, P MW 06:00PM-07:00PM BATES 8 .500

008 30108 FLUTE QUARTET Saloio, E BATES 10 .500

009 30109 SAXOPHONE QUARTET Levine, T BATES 10 .500

010 31378 TRUMPET ENSEMBLE Sonntag, S BATES 10 .500



011 31380 MUSIC THEATRE ENSEMBLE Bailey, S PAR DEVER .500

MUSC0253 001 30083 PIANO CLASS IV Gilwood, D TR 11:15AM-12:05PM BATES 216 .500

MUSC0265 001 30101 JAZZ THEORY II Orgill, E TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 10 2.000

MUSC0268 001 30098 FUNCTIONAL JAZZ PIANO II Argiro, J MW 01:40PM-02:30PM BATES 216 .500

MUSC0269 001 30091 SMALL JAZZ ENSEMBLE Levine, T TR 11:15AM-12:15PM BATES 8 .500

002 30096 SMALL JAZZ ENSEMBLE Argiro, J TR 01:00PM-02:00PM BATES 8 .500

MUSC0279 001 30031 RECITAL ATTENDANCE&PERFORMANCE Orgill, E W 12:35PM-01:25PM PAR DEVER .500

MUSC0280 001 30042 MUSIC STUDIO Coutsouridis, P M 12:35PM-01:25PM PAR DEVER .000

MUSC0306 001 30088 ADVANCED JAZZ HISTORY Lawson, S TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 227 3.000

MUSC0311 001 31381 ADVANCED MUSIC THEORY Taylor, A TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 15 3.000

MUSC0319 001 30102 VOCAL TECH & PEDAGOGY Brown-Bonacci, M TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 125 3.000

MUSC0322 001 31382 ELEM MUSIC METHODS Gibson, R TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 15 3.000

MUSC0330 001 30018 CHORAL CONDUCTING Barber, F MW 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 117 2.000

MUSC0331 001 30019 INSTRUMENTAL CONDUCTING LaVoie, K MW 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 117 2.000

NURS0210 001 30944 CURRENT PRINC OF PROF NURSING Scanlon, M T 08:15AM-10:00AM JPARK 10 4.000

NURS0220 001 30949 NURSING PHARMACOLOGY Blake, C R 08:15AM-11:00AM JPARK 10 3.000

NURS0305 001 30950 NURSING RESEARCH Jordan, J R 11:01AM-01:45PM JPARK 10 3.000

NURS0310 001 30951 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING STAFF R 01:46PM-04:15PM JPARK 10 5.000

002 31322 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING STAFF R 01:46PM-04:15PM JPARK 10 5.000


NURS0315 001 30945 PSYCHIATRIC NURSING STAFF T 10:00AM-12:45PM JPARK 10 5.000

NURS0355 001 30946 NURSING LEADERSHIP STAFF T 12:46PM-03:00PM JPARK 10 3.000

NURS0360 001 30947 PREP FOR PROF LICENSURE Manning, K T 03:01PM-04:00PM JPARK 10 1.000

NURS0397 001 30948 NURSING CAPSTONE & CLIN INTERN STAFF 6.000

002 31321 NURSING CAPSTONE & CLIN INTERN Manning, K 6.000


**PHIL0102 001 30001 INTRO TO ETHICS Harte, L MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 304 3.000 LPA

002 30002 INTRO TO ETHICS Harte, L MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 304 3.000 LPA

003 30011 INTRO TO ETHICS Art, B TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 304 3.000 LPA

**PHIL0103 001 30007 SYMBOLIC LOGIC I Tetrault, G TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 304 3.000 ARSN

**PHIL0104 001 30005 GREAT PHIL ISSUES Tetrault, G MW 03:10PM-04:25PM WILSN 304 3.000 LPA

**PHIL0109 001 30012 INTRO TO PHIL OF RELIGION Art, B TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 304 3.000 LPA

**PHIL0110 001 30008 INTRO TO PHIL OF SCIENCE Tetrault, G TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 304 3.000 LPA

PHIL0201 001 31411 ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY Tetrault, G MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 304 3.000

Subject: Philosophy

Subject: Nursing



**PHIL0206 001 30003 SYMBOLIC LOGIC II Harte, L MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 304 3.000 ARSN

**PHIL0211 001 30004 ASIAN PHILSPHY:CLASSICAL CHINA Harte, L MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 304 3.000 LPA

PHIL0306 001 30009 ST:LOOPHOLES IN THE BIBLE Art, B TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 300 3.000

**PHSC0117 001 30967 GENERAL PHYSICS II Turner, W MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 314 4.000 LSCI

01A 30968 GENERAL PHYSICS II - LAB Turner, W W 01:40PM-04:30PM WILSN 303 .000 LSCI

01B 30969 GENERAL PHYSICS II - LAB Turner, W R 12:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 303 .000 LSCI

**PHSC0127 001 30989 PHYSICS II Turner, W MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 317 4.000 LSCI

01A 30990 PHYSICS II - LAB Turner, W W 01:40PM-04:30PM WILSN 303 .000 LSCI

01B 30991 PHYSICS II - LAB Turner, W R 12:45PM-03:35PM WILSN 303 .000 LSCI

**POLS0101 001 30233 AMERICAN NATL GOVT Fleron, F ONLINE 3.000 HSGV

002 30234 AMERICAN NATL GOVT Jo, Y MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM NHL 141B 3.000 HSGV

003 30236 AMERICAN NATL GOVT Jo, Y MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM NHL 141B 3.000 HSGV

004 30238 AMERICAN NATL GOVT Brown, H MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM NHL 141B 3.000 HSGV

005 30241 AMERICAN NATL GOVT Brown, H MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM NHL 141B 3.000 HSGV

006 30243 AMERICAN NATL GOVT Fleron, F MW 01:40PM-02:55PM PAR 109 3.000 HSGV

007 30246 AMERICAN NATL GOVT Smailes, D TR 08:15AM-09:30AM PAR 109 3.000 HSGV

**POLS0103 001 30249 STATE & LOCAL GOVT Pilver, E TR 11:15AM-12:30PM PAR 202 3.000 HSGV

002 30251 STATE & LOCAL GOVT Pilver, E TR 12:45PM-02:00PM PAR 202 3.000 HSGV

003 30253 STATE & LOCAL GOVT Walsh, M TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 113 3.000 HSGV

004 30256 STATE & LOCAL GOVT Walsh, M TR 03:45PM-05:00PM PAR 109 3.000 HSGV

**POLS0105 001 30232 LAW,COURTS & POLITICS Zampini, P ONLINE 3.000 SOCU

002 30242 LAW,COURTS & POLITICS Zampini, P MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM BATES 221 3.000 SOCU

003 30257 LAW,COURTS & POLITICS Maycock, J R 03:45PM-05:00PM JPARK 9 AND ONLINE 3.000 SOCU

POLS0206 001 30235 POLITICAL ANALYSIS Smailes, D MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM PAR 109 3.000

POLS0208 001 30237 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Zampini, P MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM BATES 221 3.000

POLS0210 001 31309 COMPARATIVE EUROPEAN GOVT Steinberg, B TR 09:45AM-11:00AM BATES 214 3.000

POLS0211 001 30252 COMPARATIVE FOREIGN POLICY Steinberg, B TR 12:45PM-02:00PM PAR 109 3.000

POLS0220 001 30239 INTERNATIONAL LAW/HUMAN RIGHTS Jo, Y MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM BATES 221 3.000

POLS0302 001 30245 MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT Brown, H MW 03:10PM-04:25PM PAR 109 3.000

POLS0318 001 30255 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT SKILLS Pilver, E TR 02:15PM-03:30PM PAR 202 3.000

POLS0323 001 30244 ST:U.S. POLITICS IN FILM Smailes, D MW 01:40PM-02:55PM BATES 225 3.000

002 30247 ST:POLITICS OF GLOBALIZATION Jo, Y TR 09:45AM-11:00AM PAR 109 3.000

003 30254 ST: MIDDLE EAST POLITICS Brown, H TR 02:15PM-03:30PM BATES 123 3.000

004 31352 ST:POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Walsh, M ONLINE 3.000

Subject: Physics

Subject: Political Science



005 31353 ST:CHILDREN AND THE LAW Maycock, J R 05:15PM-06:30PM JPARK 9 AND ONLINE 3.000

POLS0327 001 30250 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW Zampini, P TR 11:15AM-12:30PM BATES 221 3.000

POLS0397 001 30259 POL SCI INTERNSHIP Smailes, D

POLS0398 001 30260 WASHINGTON INTERNSHIP Smailes, D

**PSYC0101 001 30314 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Brahmbhatt, C MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 112 3.000 SOCU

002 30338 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Simpson, L R 04:00PM-06:30PM WILSN 116A 3.000 SOCU

004 30345 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Szpiler, J MWF 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 130 3.000 SOCU

005 30350 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Jackson, S MW 03:10PM-04:25PM WILSN 109 3.000 SOCU

006 30352 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Hayes, R TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 112 3.000 SOCU

007 30353 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Tarricone, D TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 109 3.000 SOCU

008 30356 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Hayes, R TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 112 3.000 SOCU

009 30359 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Szpiler, J TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 109 3.000 SOCU

010 30366 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Egan, A TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 109 3.000 SOCU

011 30369 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Dube, R TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 109 3.000 SOCU

012 30372 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Dube, R TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 109 3.000 SOCU

013 30303 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Hayes, R ONLINE 3.000 SOCU

014 30304 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY Williams, S ONLINE 3.000 SOCU

PSYC0105 001 30327 RESEARCH METH IN PSYCHOLOGY Camilleri, J MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM BATES 04 3.000

002 30355 RESEARCH METH IN PSYCHOLOGY Jackson, S TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 116A 3.000

003 30362 RESEARCH METH IN PSYCHOLOGY Wang, M MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 109 3.000

004 30367 RESEARCH METH IN PSYCHOLOGY Jackson, S TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 116A 3.000

005 30370 RESEARCH METH IN PSYCHOLOGY Wang, M MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 112 3.000

PSYC0201 001 30333 THEO OF PERSONALITY St. Lawrence, E TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 116 3.000

002 30337 THEO OF PERSONALITY St. Lawrence, E TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 116 3.000

003 30339 THEO OF PERSONALITY Ciano-Boyce, C MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 109 3.000

004 30344 THEO OF PERSONALITY Ciano-Boyce, C MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM WILSN 109 3.000

005 30310 THEO OF PERSONALITY Albright, L ONLINE 3.000

PSYC0202 001 30312 CHILD DEVELOPMENT Wang, M TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 116 3.000

002 30360 CHILD DEVELOPMENT Gebelt, J TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 112 3.000

003 30363 CHILD DEVELOPMENT Gebelt, J TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 112 3.000

004 30374 CHILD DEVELOPMENT Shelley, L MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 112 3.000

005 30307 CHILD DEVELOPMENT DesRochers, R ONLINE 3.000

006 31310 CHILD DEVELOPMENT Wang, M TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 207 3.000

PSYC0203 001 30313 ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT Kiefer, T MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 116A 3.000

003 30335 ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT Burwell, R MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 116 3.000

004 30340 ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT Burwell, R MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 116 3.000

005 30361 ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT Silvestro, J TR 11:15AM-12:30PM WILSN 116A 3.000

Subject: Psychology



006 30365 ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT Silvestro, J TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 116A 3.000

007 31311 ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT Laliberte, C ONLINE 3.000

PSYC0206 001 30308 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Szpiler, J ONLINE 3.000

PSYC0207 001 30371 LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENT Cemborski, T TR 02:15PM-03:30PM WILSN 314 3.000

002 30373 LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENT Cemborski, T TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 314 3.000

PSYC0303 001 30315 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY Ciano-Boyce, C MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 109 3.000

002 30330 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY Ciano-Boyce, C MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 109 3.000

PSYC0304 001 30311 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Williams, S MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM WILSN 116 3.000

002 30317 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Williams, S MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 116 3.000

PSYC0306 001 30336 LEARNING Reyes, J MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 109 3.000

PSYC0308 001 30348 STATS FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS Gebelt, J MW 01:40PM-02:55PM BATES 03 3.000

002 30354 STATS FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS Albright, L MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 112 3.000

003 30357 STATS FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS Albright, L MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM WILSN 112 3.000

PSYC0311 001 30349 HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY Hayes, R MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 112 3.000

PSYC0312 001 30347 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCH Jackson, S MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 116A 3.000

PSYC0316 001 31312 PSYCH OF HUMAN SEXUALITY Tarricone, D TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 116 3.000

PSYC0317 001 30358 APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS Reyes, J TR 09:45AM-11:00AM WILSN 109 3.000

002 30364 APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS Reyes, J TR 12:45PM-02:00PM WILSN 116 3.000

PSYC0318 001 30332 PSYCH-INTERPERSONAL REL&COMM Albright, L MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 116 3.000

PSYC0322 001 30316 THEORIES OF COUNSELING Burwell, R MWF 10:25AM-11:30AM WILSN 116A 3.000

PSYC0323 001 31313 COUNSELING THEO & PRAC Hotchkiss, A TR 08:15AM-09:30AM WILSN 116A 3.000

PSYC0333 PC1 30376 CE:PRACTICUM IN PSYCHOLOGY Kantrowitz, R T 02:15PM-04:45PM WILSN 116 6.000

PSYC0336 001 31314 PSYCH OF THE FAMILY Egan, A TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 112 3.000

PSYC0351 PC2 30351 CE: EMOTION Gebelt, J MW 03:10PM-04:25PM WILSN 112 3.000

PSYC0353 001 31315 ST:PSYCHOLOGY OF LOVE Simpson, L ONLINE 3.000

PSYC0354 H01 31316 HNRS:HEROISM Dutch, S MW 01:40PM-02:55PM WILSN 403 3.000

PSYC0356 PC1 30341 CE:VULNERABLE POPULATIONS Williams, S MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM WILSN 116A 3.000

PC3 30377 CE: ADVANCED FORENSIC Camilleri, J MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM PAR 109 3.000

PSYC0357 002 31401 ADULT DEV & AGING Kiefer, T MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM WILSN 116A 3.000

PSYC0359 001 30331 SENSATION & PERCEPTION Dutch, S MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM WILSN 116 3.000

002 30309 SENSATION & PERCEPTION Dutch, S ONLINE 3.000

**SOCI0101 001 30210 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY Aquino, G ONLINE 3.000 SOCU

002 30216 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY Dong, T MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM MOD 105 3.000 SOCU

004 30218 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY Dong, T MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM MOD 110 3.000 SOCU

005 30219 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY Aquino, G MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM NHL 141A 3.000 SOCU

006 30222 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY Mangaliso, N MW 01:40PM-02:55PM MOD 105 3.000 SOCU

007 30223 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY Mangaliso, N MW 03:10PM-04:25PM MOD 105 3.000 SOCU

Subject: Sociology



008 30225 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY Loeb, K TR 09:45AM-11:00AM MOD 105 3.000 SOCU

009 30228 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY Loeb, K TR 11:15AM-12:30PM NHL 141A 3.000 SOCU

010 30229 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY Smith, T TR 12:45PM-02:00PM MOD 105 3.000 SOCU

SOCI0200 001 30211 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY Dong, T ONLINE 3.000

**SOCI0202 001 30224 RACE & ETHNIC RELAT Aquino, G MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM NHL 141B 3.000 UDIV

SOCI0300 001 30221 SR THESIS-INTERNSHIP Dong, T MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM ELY 044

SOCI0309 001 31400 SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION Loeb, K ONLINE 3.000

SOCI0312 001 30227 POPULATION STUDIES IN SOC. Mangaliso, N TR 11:15AM-12:30PM MOD 105 3.000

SOCI0315 000 30212 SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER Mangaliso, N ONLINE 3.000

SOCI0317 001 30213 DEVIANCE AND SOCIAL CONTROL STAFF ONLINE 3.000

SOCI0318 001 30214 SOCIOLOGY OF MEDICAL CARE Smith, T ONLINE 3.000

SOCI0331 001 30220 ST:SOCIOLOGY OF GLOBALIZATION Aquino, G MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM NHL 141A 3.000

003 30231 ST:SOCIOLOGY OF CAREWORK Smith, T TR 03:45PM-05:00PM MOD 105 3.000

SOCW0103 001 30943 INTRO TO SOCIAL WORK STAFF ONLINE 3.000

002 30928 INTRO TO SOCIAL WORK STAFF MW 12:35PM-01:25PM MOD 106 3.000

003 30939 INTRO TO SOCIAL WORK STAFF TR 03:45PM-05:00PM WILSN 300 3.000

SOCW0242 001 30927 HUMAN BEHAV.&SOCIAL ENVIRON.II Sullivan, R MW 11:00AM-12:15PM MOD 106 3.000

002 30929 HUMAN BEHAV.&SOCIAL ENVIRON.II Sullivan, R MW 01:40PM-02:55PM MOD 106 3.000

SOCW0301 001 30925 ADVANCED RESEARCH METHODS Abukari, Z MW 09:30AM-10:45AM MOD 106 3.000

002 30932 ADVANCED RESEARCH METHODS Abukari, Z MW 03:10PM-04:25PM BATES 03 3.000

SOCW0341 001 30933 GNRLST PRAC: COMMUN. & ORGS. Propp, J TR 09:45AM-11:00AM NHL 141B 3.000

002 30936 GNRLST PRAC: COMMUN. & ORGS. Propp, J TR 11:15AM-12:30PM NHL 141B 3.000

SOCW0342 001 30926 GNRLST PRAC WITH INDIVIDUALS Padykula, N F 09:30AM-12:15PM MOD 106 3.000

002 30930 GNRLST PRAC WITH INDIVIDUALS STAFF F 01:40PM-04:25PM MOD 106 3.000

SOCW0352 001 30934 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM II Mildred, J T 09:45AM-11:00AM MOD 102M 6.000

002 30935 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM II Padykula, N R 09:45AM-11:00AM MOD 102M 6.000

003 30937 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM II Hotchkiss, A T 11:15AM-12:30PM MOD 102M 6.000

004 30938 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM II Sullivan, R R 11:15AM-12:30PM MOD 102M 6.000

005 30941 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM II Propp, J T 02:15PM-03:30PM MOD 102M 6.000

**THEA0104 001 30954 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE Klein, S TR 09:45AM-11:00AM ELY 220 3.000 AAPP

002 30956 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE Klein, S TR 12:45PM-02:00PM ELY 220 3.000 AAPP

003 30958 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE Crocker-Aulenback, H TR 02:15PM-03:30PM ELY 220 3.000 AAPP

004 30961 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE McNamara, J TR 09:45AM-11:00AM ELY 341 3.000 AAPP

THEA0251 001 30913 THEATRE MANAGEMENT Shea, J MW 03:45PM-05:00PM ELY THEA 3.000

Subject: Social Work

Subject: Theatre Arts



THEA0252 001 30916 ACTING I Shea, J T 02:15PM-04:45PM ELY THEA R 03:45PM-05:00PM ELY THEA 3.000

THEA0255 001 30915 DIRECTING I Shea, J T 12:45PM-02:00PM ELY THEA R 12:45PM-03:30PM ELY THEA 3.000

THEA0330 001 31379 ST:MUSICAL THEATRE Klein, S MTWRF 05:00PM-07:00PM PAR DEVER 3.000

002 31386 ST: THEATRE OF LONDON Klein, S F 11:30AM-12:45PM ELY 339 SECOND EIGHT WEEKS 3.000

Course requires addtional travel, see page 9 for details and registration information.

THEA0343 001 30959 SOUND DESIGN FOR THEATRE McNamara, J MW 11:15AM-12:30PM ELY THEA 3.000

THEA0355 001 30960 THEATRE APPLICATIONS McNamara, J M 12:35PM-01:50PM ELY THEA W 12:35PM-03:20PM ELY THEA 3.000

THEA0358 001 30914 PRODUCTION SEMINAR Shea, J MTWR 05:00PM-09:00PM ELY THEA 3.000

THEA0360 001 30957 THEATRE PRODUCTION Crocker-Aulenback, H MW 12:35PM-03:35PM ELY SHOP 6.000


Westfield State University

Class Schedule Worksheet

Tuesday Thursday

7:50-9:05 7:50-9:05 7:50-9:05

8:15-9:05 8:15-9:30 8:15-9:05 8:15-9:30 8:15-9:05

9:20-10:10 9:20-10:10 9:20-10:10

9:45-11:00 9:45-11:00

10:25-11:15 10:25-11:15 10:25-11:15

11:15-12:30 11:15-12:30

11:30-12:20 11:30-12:20 11:30-12:20

12:35-1:25 12:45-2:00 12:35-1:25 12:45-2:00 12:35-1:25

1:40-2:30 1:40-2:55 1:40-2:30 1:40-2:55 1:40-2:30 1:40-2:55

2:15-3:30 2:15-3:30

2:45-3:35 2:45-3:35 2:45-3:35

3:10-4:25 3:10-4:25 3:10-4:25

3:45-5:00 3:45-5:00

3:50-4:40 3:50-4:40 3:50-4:40

Evening Courses Evening Courses Evening Courses Evening Courses Evening Courses

Monday Wednesday Friday

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COMMON CORE OF STUDIES

The Common Core of Studies is divided into 5 sections (Humanities,

Social Science, Mathematics/Applied Analytical Reasoning, Science, and Diversity) each having its own sub-categories. The codes in the brackets, [CMP], [LSCI], etc…correspond to codes in the course offering.

HUMANITIES SECTION (18 credits, 6 from each area):

English Composition (6 credits) [CMP]

ENGL 0101 & 0102 English Composition I and II

ENGL 0105 & 0110 English Composition I and II (HNRS)

Literary & Philosophical Analysis (6 credits) [LPA]

EDUC 0207 Philosophy of Education

EGST 0210 US Latino/a Literatures

ENGL 0210 British Literature to 1603

ENGL 0211 British Literature 1603-1780

ENGL 0212 British Lit from 1780 to the Present

ENGL 0213 Introduction to British Literature

ENGL 0215 Introduction to American Literature

ENGL 0216 American Literature to 1865

ENGL 0217 American Literature since 1865

ENGL 0221 World Literature I ENGL 0222 World Literature II

ENGL 0228 Introduction to Shakespeare

LFRE 0201 Reading French Texts

LLIT 0201 Women Writers of Americas: Global

LLIT 0202 Women Writers of Americas: US

LLIT 0210 Studies in Literature of Africa

LLIT 0220 Studies in European Cultures

LLIT 0310 Studies in Hispanic Civilization

LSPA 0201 Reading Spanish Texts

MATH 0216 Studies in Literature of Mathematics

PHIL 0101 Intro to Social & Political Philosophy

PHIL 0102 Introduction to Ethics PHIL 0104 Great Philosophical Issues

PHIL 0109 Intro to Philosophy of Religion

PHIL 0110 Intro to Philosophy of Science

PHIL 0211 Asian Philosophy

THEA 0260 Script Analysis & Interpretation

Appreciation of the Arts (6 credits) [AAPP]

ART 0104 Design Fundamentals

ART 0106 Art Survey: Prehist-Middle Ages

ART 0107 Art Survey: Renaissance to Present

ART 0108 Introduction to Computer Graphics

ART 0206 Intro. To Elec. Publication Design

ART 0354 Women Artists of Western World

COMM 0245 The Silent Film

ENGL 0240 Cultural Studies

ENGL/ COMM 0108 Introduction to Film MUSC 0101 Music Appreciation

MUSC 0104 World Music

MUSC 0110 Basic Music Theory

MUSC 0160 History of Jazz

THEA 0104 Introduction to Theatre

THEA 0121 Acting Styles and Periods

THEA 0151 Introduction to Performance

THEA 0261 Theatre History: Early Stages

THEA 0262 Theatre History: Ren. to Romant.

THEA 0263 Theatre History: The Mod. Stage

SOCIAL SCIENCE SECTION (12 credits required; at least 3 credits must be from the U. S. History & Government

area):

U. S. History and Government (at least 3 credits) [HSGV]

HIST 0131 U.S. History and Gov’t to 1865

HIST 0132 U.S. History&Gov’t, 1865-Present

POLS 0101 American National Government

POLS 0103 State and Local Government

Social Understanding (maximum 9 credits) [SOCU]

CAIS 0101 Computers and Society

COMM 0101 Intro to Mass Communication

CRJU 0101 Introduction to Criminal Justice

ECON 0101 Principles of Macroeconomics

ECON 0102 Principles of Microeconomics

EDUC 0220 Schools in American Culture

EGST 0208 Hip Hop Cultures EGST 0209 Images of Black and Brown

GARP 0101 World Regional Geography

GARP 0105 Intro to Community Planning

HIST 0101 Western Experience I

HIST 0102 Western Experience II

HIST 0276 Latin America to 1800

HIST 0277 Latin America since 1800

LANG 0210 Language, Culture & Society

LCUL 0220 Envisioning the Americas

POLS 0105 Law, Courts, and Politics

POLS 0209 International Relations PSYC 0101 Introduction to Psychology

SOCI 0101 Principles of Sociology

MATHEMATICS/APPLIED ANALYTICAL

REASONING SECTION (6 credits required; 3 credits must be from the Traditional Mathematics area):

Traditional Mathematics (at least 3 credits) [TMTH]

MATH 0104 Pre-calculus MATH 0105 Calculus I

MATH 0106 Calculus II

MATH 0108 Elementary Statistics

MATH 0110 Mathematical Explorations

MATH 0111 Mathematical Applications

MATH 0115 Math for Business & Social Sciences

MATH 0153 Foundations: Number Systems

MATH 0250 Foundations: Patterns, Reasoning

and Algebra

MATH 0251 Foundations: Geometry

MATH 0252 Foundations: Probability & Statistics

Applied Analytical Reasoning [ARSN]

BIOL 0123 Math Methods in Natural Sciences

CAIS 0117 Intro Computer Programming: BASIC

CAIS 0120 Computer Science Program Design CRJU 0313 Quant Methods in Criminal Justice

ECON 0204 Intro to Mathematical Economics

ECON 0305 Intro to Econometric Methods

GARP 0246 Quant Methods for Phys/Soc Sci

PHIL 0103 Symbolic Logic I

PHIL 0206 Symbolic Logic II

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SCIENCE SECTION (7 credits; 4 must be a Lab. Science):

Laboratory Science (at least 4 credits) [LSCI]

BIOL 0102 Environmental Biology BIOL 0104 Human Biology

BIOL 0106 Biology Today

BIOL 0237 Human Anatomy and Physiology I

CHEM 0101 Introduction to Chemistry

CHEM 0103 Chemistry of the Life Sciences

CHEM 0109 General Chemistry I

CHEM 0111 General Chemistry II

GARP 0102 Physical Geography

GEOL 0101 Physical Geology

GNSC 0101 Physical Science

PHSC 0101 Introduction to Physics PHSC 0115 General Physics I

PHSC 0117 General Physics II

PHSC 0125 Physics I

PHSC 0127 Physics II

Allied Science [ASCI]

ASTR 0101 Astronomy

ASTR 0105 The Solar System

ASTR 0121 Life in the Universe

GARP 0206 Climate Change

GARP 0110 Science for Future Presidents

GEOL 0102 Physical Geology (no laboratory) GEOL 0106 Historical Geology

GEOL 0108 General Oceanography

GEOL 0109 Oceanography in the Field

GEOL 0124 Geological Hazards

GEOL 0211 Geology in Filed: Selected Location

MOVP 0100 Introduction to Exercise Science

PHSC 0103 Energy, Environment and Society

DIVERSITY SECTION (6 credits, 3 credits from each area)

Global Diversity [GDIV]

ART 0333 Early 20th Century Art

ART 0357 Islamic Art

COMM 0213 Global Film Studies

COMM 0222 Intercultural Communication

COMM 0306 International Communication

EGST 0102 Intro to Women's & Gender Studies EGST 0206 Intro to Islamic Studies

EGST 0211 Indian Cinema: Gender and Identity

EGST 0213 Cont Issues in Islamic Studies

EGST 0217 Culture and Personality

ENGL 0221 World Literature I

ENGL 0222 World Literature II

ENGL 0224 World Ethnic Literature

ENGL 0287 World Drama

ENGL 0326 Women Writers

ENGL 0327 Contemporary Cross-Cultural Lit

GARP 0210 Cultural Geography

HIST 0215 Intro to Middle East, Africa, & Asia

HIST 0276 Latin America to 1800

HSIT 0277 Latin America Since 1800

LARA 0102 Arabic II

LARA 0103 Arabic III

LARA 0104 Arabic IV

Global Diversity (continued)

LCHI 0102 Chinese II

LCHI 0103 Chinese III

LCHI 0104 Chinese IV

LCUL 0201 Women in the Hispanic World

LCUL 0220 Envisioning the Americas LFRE 0102 French II

LFRE 0103 French III

LFRE 0104 French IV

LFRE 0201 Reading French Texts

LFRE 0205 Speaking&Writing French: Interm

LFRE 0305 Speaking & Writing French: Advanced

LLIT 0201 Women Writers of Amer: Global

LLIT 0210 Studies in Literature of Africa

LLIT 0220 Studies in European Cultures

LLIT 0310 Seminar in Hispanic Civilization

LSPA 0102 Spanish II

LSPA 0103 Spanish III LSPA 0104 Spanish IV

LSPA 0201 Reading Spanish Texts

LSPA 0215 Speaking & Writing Spanish: Interm

LSPA 0315 Speaking &Writing Spanish: Advanced

MGMT 0338 International Business

MUSC 0104 World Music

PHIL 0217 Political Philosophy and Film

POLS 0209 International Relations

POLS 0110 Introduction to Asian Studies

SOCI 0326 The Global Experience

United States Diversity [UDIV]

ART 0358 African American Art

COMM 0212 Film and Gender

CRJU 0312 Women in the Crim Justice System

ECON 0304 Urban Economics

EDUC 0380 Multicultural Education

EGST 0101 Intro to Comparative Ethnic Studies

EGST 0203 Intro to African American Experience

EGST 0204 Intro to Latino/a Studies

EGST 0205 Intro to GLBT Studies

EGST 0208 Hip Hop Cultures

EGST 0209 Images of Black and Brown EGST 0212 Intro to Asian Amer. Studies

EGST 0216 Deviance and Culture

EGST 0220 Religion, Gender and Society

EGST 0221 Women in Modern Organizations

ENGL 0240 Cultural Studies

ENGL 0324 Black American Literature

ENGL 0328 Ethnic Literature of the U.S.

GARP 0204 Housing in America

HIST 0263 U.S. Women’s History

HIST 0264 African American History

HIST 0265 The Minority Experience HIST 0275 African-American Hist/Civil

Rights since 1865

LANG 0210 Language, Culture & Society

LCUL 0210 Hispanic Cultures in the U. S.

LLIT 0202 Women Writers of the Americas: U.S.

MOVP 0325 Women and Sport

MUSC 0160 History of Jazz

SOCI 0202 Race and Ethnic Relations

SOCI 0319 Sociology of Sexualities

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