FALL 2015 COURSE OFFERINGS BOOKLET AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION 5 EASY STEPS TO REGISTER Register online through mywestfield.westfield.ma.edu Your username and password are your WSU e-mail username (without @westfield.ma.edu) and password. 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 March 23 and April 9. Some programs will offer early advising/registration before March 23 and students will be personally informed of this option (Eligible 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 “FALL 2015.” 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 March 27, April 3 & 10. 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 SPRING 2015 EARNED CREDITS
ADVISING DATES
REG DATE
SENIORS (84 credits)
March 23-26
March 27
JUNIORS (54 credits)
March 30 – April 2 April 3
SOPHOMORES (24 credits) AND FIRST-YEARS (0-23 credits) April 6 - 9
April 10
Page 5 outlines early registration opportunities for: Eligible Honors/Banacos students, and selected athletes. Page 10 outlines a NEW procedure for the early Submission of permission to enroll forms! 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. Students may register for up to 17 credits. Once your registration window is open on the above date it remains open through Friday, April 24, 2015
ADD/DROP
Online August 26 – September 9, 2015 7:00AM - 9:00PM 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 September 2-9, 2015, 8:30AM–4:30PM (Classes Start) 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 Wednesday, September 2, 2015 - can also be added ONLINE.
REMEMBER Fall 2015 Opening Day Fall 2015 Classes Begin Fall 2015 Deadline to Add Courses
September 1, 2015 September 2, 2015 September 9, 2015
BUILDING CODES BATES - Bates Hall MOD - Mod Hall ELY - Ely Library and Campus Center NHL - New Hall HMC - Horace Mann Center PAR - Parenzo Hall JPARK - Juniper Park Elementary School WILSN - Wilson Hall WDWRD - Woodward Center
FALL 2015 SEMESTER CALENDAR W August 26 T September 1 W September 2 F September 4 M September 7 W September 9 W September 30 T October 6 M October 12 T October 13
Web-Registration reopens for the fall semester through W September 9 Opening Day University Meetings Classes Begin Deadline to submit Independent Study or Special Arrangement Requests Labor Day – No Classes Add/drop Ends Spring/Summer INC Grade Conversion Last Day to Withdraw for Session A Columbus Day - No Classes Follow Monday Schedule
SPRING 2015 EXAM SCHEDULE May 6 - 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 08:15/07:50 May 7 - Thursday Period 3 TR 11:15 Period 4 TR 12:45 Period 5 TR 02:15 & R Seminars 02:30-04:30 Make-Ups+ 08:00-10:00 10:10-12:10 12:20-02:20
08:00-10:00 10:10-12:10 12:20-02:20 02:30-04:30
May 8 -Friday Period 3 MWF 10:25 Period 4 MWF 11:30 Period 6 MWF 01:40 Period 8 MWF 03:50 & M Seminars
May 11 -Monday 08:00- 10:00 Period 1 TR 08:15 10:10-12:10 Period 2 TR 09:45 12:20-02:20 Period 6 TR 03:45 & T Seminars 02:30-04:30 Make-Ups+
W October 21 R October 22 W November 11 W November 18 T November 24 W November 25 M November 30 F December 11 M December 14 F December 18 W December 23
CLASS TIMES MONDAY/WEDNESDAY/FRIDAY
First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth
Session A Classes End * Session B Classes Begin * Veteran’s Day - No Classes Last Day to Withdraw for Full Semester Last Day to Withdraw for Session B Thanksgiving Recess Begins 12:30pm. No Classes 11/26-27 Classes Resume Classes End (Day Division) Exam Period 12/14, 15, 16, 17 Exam Snow Day Make-Up Grades Due by Noon
FALL 2015 EXAM SCHEDULE December 14 - Monday 08:00-10:00 Period 7 MWF 02:45/03:10 & W Seminars 10:10-12:10 Period 6 MWF 01:40 12:20-02:20 Period 3 MWF 10:25 02:30-04:30 Period 4 MWF 11:30
08:15-9:05/07:50-09:05* 09:20-10:10 10:25-11:15 11:30-12:20 12:35-01:25 01:40-02:30/01:40-02:55* December 15 - Tuesday 02:45-03:35/03:10-04:25* 08:00-10:00 Period 1 TR 08:15 03:50-04:40 10:10-12:10 Period 6 TR 03:45 & T Seminars TUESDAY/THURSDAY 12:20-02:20 Period 2 TR 09:45 02:30-04:30 Make-Ups+ First 08:15-09:30 Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth
09:45-11:00 11:15-12:30 12:45-2:00 02:15-03:30 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 18, 2015
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December 16 - Wednesday 08:00-10:00 Period 5 MWF 12:35 10:10-12:10 Period 2 MWF 09:20 12:20-02:20 Period 1 MWF 07:50/08:15 02:30-04:30 Make-Ups+ December 17 - 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 Period 8 MWF 03:50-04:40 & M Seminars
TABLE OF CONTENTS Information to help you navigate the campus and a list of important dates for the up-coming semester.
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REGISTRATION CONTACTS
Listing of Academic Affairs administrators, department chairs, program contacts, and other support services.
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SECTION I: ADVISING
Information that will help you prepare for your advising session.
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SECTION II: POLICIES
Academic policies and procedures relevant to the registration process.
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SECTION III: SPECIAL PROGRAMS
Special programs: ROTC; Honors; Learning Communities; Exchange Study Abroad and ShortTerm courses; Civic Engagement.
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Information on how to access textbook information online through your myWestfield account.
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Instructions to access student degree audits.
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Information concerning any new policies/procedures that affect the registration process.
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Information/instructions for taking online courses.
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Extra Advising & Registration form.
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Detailed list of all day division courses.
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Complete listing of the Core requirements.
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Detailed instructions on how to check your class level, holds, the validity of your “Alternate Registration Pin,” and register for courses.
Back Cover
BUILDING KEY AND CALENDARS
SECTION IV: TEXT BOOKS SECTION V: DEGREE EVALUATION SECTION VI: NEW THIS SEMESTER
ONLINE COURSES
REGISTRATION FORM
COURSE GRID
UNIVERSITY CORE
WEB REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR – PARENZO HALL ROOM 107 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. 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. 3
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 Marsha Marotta Dean of Undergraduate Studies Andrew Bonacci Dean of Education Cheryl Stanley Dean of Faculty Steven Adams Registrar John Ohotnicky Assistant Registrar Monique Lopez Associate Dean, Academic Achievement Maureen McCartney Director, Academic Advising Laurie Simpson Director, Disability Services Sarah Lazare Assistant Director, Disability Services Sue Krieg Director, Urban Education Joan Fuller Director, Trio Student Support Services Celeste Donovan DEPARTMENT/PROGRAM Art Biology Communication Computer/Information Science Criminal Justice Economics & Management Education Ethnic and Gender Studies English Environmental Science Geography & Regional Planning History Honors Program Liberal Studies Library Mathematics Movement Science Music Nursing and Allied Health Philosophy Physical Science Political Science Psychology Sociology Social Work World Language Studies Undeclared
CONTACT Christina Swaidan Buzz Hoagland Diane Prusank Goopeel Chung Chris Kudlac Michelle Maggio Sandy Berkowitz Margot Hennessey Jennifer DiGrazia Michael Vorwerk Robert Bristow Mark Abate Glen Brewster David Lovejoy Oliver Zeff Karin Vorwerk Holly Noun Karen LaVoie Karen Manning Brad Art Christopher Masi David Smailes Lynn Shelley Tamara Smith Robert Kersting Ruth Ohayon Laurie Simpson
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES Academic Advising/Achievement PAR K/L or PAR 101 Bookstore ELY Continuing Education HMC Financial Aid HMC Health Services SCANLON Office of the Registrar PAR 107 Plato Support WILSN Student Accounts HMC Tutoring Center PAR/BANACOS TRiO Student Support Services PAR 104 Urban Education PAR 108 4
PAR Wing PAR Wing PAR Wing PAR Wing PAR 107 PAR 107 PAR 101 PAR K/L BANACOS BANACOS PAR 108 PAR 104 LOCATION PAR 108 WILSN 212 ELY 332C WILSN 411-B HMC 145 WILSN 414A PAR 211-C MOD 104-H BATES 128 WILSN 207A WILSN 201A BATES 211 MOD 103C WILSN 221-A ELY Library WILSN 409A WDWRD 221 BATES 229 JPARK 11 WILSN 302A WILSN 321 PAR 110 WILSN 105H MOD 101-C MOD 102O MOD 104-C PAR K/L
413-572-5561 413-572-3100 413-572-8020 413-572-5218 413-572-5415 413-572-5218 413-572-8130 413-572-5218 413-572-5676 413-572-5793 413-572-5387
4. Using the University Catalog, make sure that you have completed all required prerequisites for courses you have selected. The Catalog is available in the Office of the Registrar, the Academic Advising Center and online at http://www.westfield.ma.edu/registrar
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.
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.
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.
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]
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.
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 Eligible Honors/Banacos Selected Athletes W March 25 7:00 AM M April 6 7:00AM Honors students with an First and second year athletes overall GPA of 3.3 or better with less than 54 credits and and students who are whose season of competition approved members of the occurs during the fall Banacos Academic Center semester. Alternate with less than 54 earned registration pin range: credits. Alternate registration 900000 – 949999 pin range: 950000 – 999999 Any questions about your eligibility to register early should be addressed with the director of the program in question. The Registrar’s Office will be available to you on your registration day if you need in-person support.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
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 and inperson 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, corequisite, 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.
FALL 2015 Deadlines for Course Withdrawals Full Semester Wednesday, November 18, 2015 Session A Tuesday, October 6, 2015 Session B Tuesday, November 24, 2015 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.
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. 6
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.
NEW STUDENT INFORMATION All incoming students should familiarize themselves with 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.catalog.westfield.ma.edu. 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.catalog.westfield.ma.edu. Faculty members have the right to exclude students from courses if they are missing the listed prerequisites.
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.
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, coop 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.
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.
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 7
NOT! RETURNED PAPERWORK SHOWS INTENT TO RETURN FOR THE SEMESTER.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Honors Core Courses ART0104-H08 HNRS: Design Fundamentals (AAPP) 20044 Shapleigh, D TR 2:15-5:00 (Civic Engagement)
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.
CRJU0101-H01 HNRS: Intro to Criminal Justice (SOCU) 21071 Cook, W MWF 11:30-12:20 EDUC0380-H05 HNRS: Multicultural Education (UDIV) 20307 Hidalgo, N TR 9:45-11:00 ENGL0105-H01 Honors Composition I (CMP) 20990 Wong, S MW 1:40-2:55 ENGL0105-H02 Honors Composition I (CMP) 21003 Wong, S MW 3:10-4:25
SECTION III: SPECIAL PROGRAMS
ENGL0215-H01 HNRS: Intro to American Lit (LPA) 20702 Rothermel, B TR 9:45-11:00
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
HIST0101-H01 HNRS: Western Experience I (SOCU) 20413 Dempsey, J TR 9:45-11:00 MATH0108-H04 HNRS: Elementary Statistics (TMTH) 20167 Wright, J TR 945-11:00 POLS0101-H01 HNRS: American Natl Govt (HSGV) 20505 Jo, H MWF 9:20-10:10 PSYC0101-H01 HNRS: Intro to Psychology (SOCU) 21259 Williams, W MWF 12:35-1:25
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
Honors Learning Community Students MUST register for both sections ENGL0105-H03 Honors Composition I (CMP) 21366 DiGrazia, J TR 11:15-12:30 MATH0110-H04 HNRS: Math Explorations (TMTH) 20207 Von Renesse, C TR 12:45-2:00 8
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.)
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) Jade University (Wilhelmshaven Germany) Krosno State College (Krosno, Poland) 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 proposed for 2015/16! Summer 2015 INTERCULTURAL/TROPICAL EXP: COSTA RICA VIETNAM: CULTURE, HISTORY AND MEDIA SPORTS COMMUNICATION: ARIZONA Winter (January) 2016 GLOBAL SERVICE LEARNING: NICARAGUA CIVIC ENGAGE/LANG IMMERSION: PUERTO RICO SOCIAL ENTRHIP/SOCIAL JUSTICE: GUATEMALA NEPAL EXPEDITION Spring 2016 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY: COSTA RICA TRAVEL WRITING: FLORENCE HISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST: POLAND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS: PARIS AND MILAN COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING: GUATEMALA NURS CAPSTONE/CLINICAL INT:GUATEMALA
Honors upper level courses/seminars ENGL0297-H01 Mayor’s Symposium 21015 Diana, V TR 2:15-3:30 (Civic Engagement) Downtown Westfield, MA, lacks vibrant youth culture, and local businesses struggle. The Mayor of Westfield has charged this Honors seminar: imagine an undeveloped property in the center of town as a blank canvas on which to project a future community that would draw them to be involved in downtown life as students and as young professionals after graduation. Students will learn from local sources of knowledge and develop proposals to present to the Mayor and community leaders. NOTE: Civic engagement activities require off-campus class meetings and out-of-class time commitment. HIST0270-H01 Gender & The Environment 21279 Morin, E TR 11:15-12:30 This course will explore male and female interactions and representations related to the natural environment, both in U.S. History and globally. We will start with depictions of women, men, and nature in spiritual texts and ancient myths, then we will trace the language of conquest, historical constructions of gender roles and stereotypes, gendered work and recreational activities, the feminization of environmental activism, conservation in the public and private spheres, and modern images of gender and nature in film and popular culture. We will also address the role of race, class, and gender in environmental justice, labor, politics, and priorities in national and international context.
Be on the lookout for the 2015/2016 Go Global Brochure, coming soon!
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, courses may have major/class restrictions and/or pre-requisites.
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AND EXCHANGES Please visit the International Programs Office (IPO) in Parenzo Hall, room 130 (lobby) for information about these programs: Study Abroad, International and National Exchanges, and Short-Term courses. Applications and additional information are found at www.westfield.ma.edu/Academics/study-abroad INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES: Students can study abroad for a semester or for a year. Choose from hundreds of 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 or The Institute of Technology, Sligo, in Ireland, or Edge Hill University in Ormskirk, England.
COMM0336001-001 ADVANCED PUBLIC RELATIONS 21210 Boniface, S TR 14:15-15:30 ENVS0390-001 ENVIRONMENTAL SCI SR SEM 21394 Parshall, T W 12:35-15:20 MATH0322001-001 PILOT: CIVIC ENGMNT & MATH 20984 Welsh, E MWF 13:40-14:30 MOVP0331002-002 SPORT & EXERCISE PSYC 21120 Schwartz, D TR 12:45-14:00 9
SECTION IV: TEXTBOOKS
SECTION VI: NEW THIS SEMESTER
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.
EARLY SUBMISSION OF PERMISISON TO ENROLL FORMS Students may submit a signed “permission to enroll” form before their registration day to over-ride errors (as outlined on the back cover) that would prevent registration. The form must be signed by the faculty member teaching the course (or the department chair if no faculty is listed).
SECTION V: DEGREE EVALUATION
“Permission to enroll” forms will be accepted at any time during the registration process, but submission prior to one’s registration day will give students the same access to the course as all other students. However, there is no guarantee that a student will get a seat!
Access your degree evaluation through your myWestfield account: academics tab – registration tools – degree evaluation.
The “permission to enroll” form CANNOT be used to overload into a closed (fully enrolled) course, or to over-ride the “closed to your class or major/reserved” or “College restriction” error messages.
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.
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STUDENTS: What you need to know for Fall 2015 GETTING STARTED: Requirements & 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.
Some courses may require the use and/or download of various programs, which may include the use of proctored test exam monitoring software (such as Respondus Lockdown Browser/Monitor and others).
Access to Classes Students will be loaded into PLATO the Friday before the semester begins and will have access to a “Student Overview” course to get familiar with Plato. Students will see their Plato courses by 8 AM on the first day of classes.
Log into Plato Go to the Plato home page at www.westfield.ma.edu/plato to find the most up-to-date log in instructions and information.
Need help with Plato? Student Tutorials: Access the “Student Overview” course on your Plato course list for tutorials and student orientation. For Technical Issues: Update all browsers Update Java to the latest version at www.java.com. Try a different browser such as Chrome or Firefox.
WSU offers Bachelor’s Completion Programs in Business, Criminal Justice, History, Liberal Studies, Psychology & Sociology Call DGCE @ 413-572-8020 or send an email to
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for details.
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.
Still Having Trouble?
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.
Go to westfield.ma.edu/plato and click on the “Plato Help Desk” link under the “Log in to Plato button”
:
Most online courses require a textbook. Some courses require an access code. 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 resources on the top left side of the page.
Atomic Learning is now built right into Plato and allows you to search for hundreds of video tutorials that can help students successfully utilize various technologies.
Or click the “Plato Help & Resources” link on the left side bar in each course. Click “Open a New Ticket”
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If you do not see your courses in Plato let your instructor know immediately.
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PROGRAMS & Degrees Online:
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FALL 2015 COURSE OFFERINGS - DAY DIVISION COURSE
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CRN
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INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
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Alzubaidi, R
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PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
Irujo, C
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 402
3.000
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PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
Irujo, C
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 402
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20643
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
Irujo, C
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 402
3.000
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20833
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
Moore, E
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 401
3.000
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20838
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
Moore, E
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 401
3.000
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20845
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
Moore, E
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 401
3.000
001
20632
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II
Alzubaidi, R
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 403
3.000
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20827
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II
Maggio, M
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
WILSN 404
3.000
003
20832
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II
Maggio, M
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 402
3.000
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21212
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II
Alzubaidi, R
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 403
3.000
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001
20839
FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION
Maggio, M
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 403
3.000
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001
20652
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Irujo, C
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 402
3.000
ACCT0345
001
20638
ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Alzubaidi, R
ONLINE
3.000
ART0100
001
20028
MATERIALS&SAFEGUARDS IN ART
Siska, L
W 02:45PM-03:35PM
PAR 117
1.000
ART0102
001
20036
PAINTING 1
Shapleigh, D
TR 11:15AM-02:00PM
PAR 210
3.000
ART0103
001
20023
DRAWING 1
Wise, G
MWF 12:35PM-02:30PM
PAR 114
3.000
002
20031
Drawing 1
Shapleigh, D
TR 08:15AM-11:00AM
PAR 210
3.000
001
20009
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
Costa, J
MWF 08:15AM-10:10AM
PAR 016
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20011
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
Wainright, J
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
PAR 207
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3.000 AAPP
004
20013
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
Wainright, J
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
PAR 207
AND ONLINE
3.000 AAPP
005
20020
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
Nowinski, M
MWF 12:35PM-02:30PM
PAR 207
3.000 AAPP
006
20029
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
Nowinski, M
MWF 02:45PM-04:25PM
PAR 207
3.000 AAPP
007
20038
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
Montgomery, S
TR 11:15AM-02:00PM
PAR 207
3.000 AAPP
H08
20044
HNRS: DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
Shapleigh, D
TR 02:15PM-05:00PM
PAR 207
3.000 AAPP
001
20003
ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE
Lund, F
ONLINE
3.000 AAPP
002
20016
ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE
Lund, F
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 138
3.000 AAPP
003
20018
ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE
Nowinski, M
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 138
3.000 AAPP
004
20024
ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE
Johnson, M
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 138
3.000 AAPP
005
20033
ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE
Swaidan, C
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 134
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006
20034
ART SURVEY: PREHIST-MIDDLE AGE
Montgomery, S
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
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**ART0104
**ART0106
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Munson, D
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
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002
20022
ART SURVEY:RENAISSANCE-PRESENT
Costa, J
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 134
3.000 AAPP
003
20042
ART SURVEY:RENAISSANCE-PRESENT
Imeh, I
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 138
3.000 AAPP
004
20045
ART SURVEY:RENAISSANCE-PRESENT
Imeh, I
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 130
3.000 AAPP
001
20005
COMPUTER GRAPHICS I
Keim, B
ONLINE
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002
20021
COMPUTER GRAPHICS I
Biggs, A
MWF 12:35PM-02:30PM
PAR 113
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20025
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Biggs, A
MWF 02:45PM-04:40PM
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CORE
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20041
COMPUTER GRAPHICS I
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R 12:45PM-02:00PM
PAR 113
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001
20043
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TR 02:15PM-05:00PM
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TR 02:15PM-05:00PM
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001
20017
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Costa, J
MWF 10:25AM-12:20PM
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001
20037
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Siska, L
TR 11:15AM-02:00PM
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20051
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Johnson, M
MWF 10:25AM-12:20PM
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20001
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Wainright, J
ONLINE
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001
20010
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MWF 08:15AM-10:10AM
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002
20019
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Lund, F
MWF 12:35PM-02:30PM
PAR 117
3.000
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001
20006
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Keim, B
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20008
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Wise, G
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0
20032
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Siska, L
TR 08:15AM-11:00AM
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001
20046
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Greaney, W
T 05:01PM-06:10PM
PAR 114
3.000
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001
20047
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Greaney, W
T 06:15PM-07:30PM
PAR 114
3.000
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001
20030
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Greaney, W
W 05:00PM-06:30PM
PAR 114
3.000
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001
20007
GRAPHIC DESIGN 11
Munson, D
MWF 08:15AM-10:10AM
PAR 113
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001
20040
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Conant, P
T 12:45PM-02:00PM
PAR 113
**ART0358
001
20004
AFRICAN AMERICAN ART
Swaidan, C
002
20039
AFRICAN AMERICAN ART
Imeh, I
001
20002
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Conant, P
001
20313
ASTRONOMY
Rees, R
002
20335
ASTRONOMY
003
20344
ASTRONOMY
004
21395
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ART0359
3.000 AAPP PAR 203
3.000
3.000 AND ONLINE
3.000
ONLINE
3.000 UDIV
WILSN 138
3.000 UDIV
ONLINE
3.000
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 300
3.000 ASCI
Rees, R
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 300
3.000 ASCI
Rees, R
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 300
3.000 ASCI
Staron, R
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 300
3.000 ASCI
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
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CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
**BIOL0102
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Choose One Lab
01A
01A, B or C
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CR
20563
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Kidd, R
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20690
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Kidd, R
T 10:20AM-12:10PM
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01B
20691
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY-LAB
Kidd, R
R 10:20AM-12:10PM
WILSN 221
.000 LSCI
01C
20692
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY-LAB
Kidd, R
R 12:45PM-02:35PM
WILSN 221
.000 LSCI
**BIOL0102
002
20567
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
Damon, M
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 207
4.000 LSCI
Choose One Lab
02A
20693
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY-LAB
Damon, M
T 08:15AM-10:05AM
WILSN 221
.000 LSCI
02A, B or C
02B
20695
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY-LAB
Damon, M
T 12:45PM-02:35PM
WILSN 221
.000 LSCI
02C
20697
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY-LAB
Damon, M
R 08:15AM-10:05AM
WILSN 221
.000 LSCI
**BIOL0102
003
20571
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
Zapadka, C
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 319
4.000 LSCI
Choose One Lab
03A
20699
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY-LAB
Zapadka, C
F 11:30AM-01:25PM
WILSN 221
.000 LSCI
03A, B or C
03B
20701
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY-LAB
Zapadka, C
M 11:30AM-01:25PM
WILSN 221
.000 LSCI
03C
20703
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY-LAB
Zapadka, C
M 01:40PM-03:35PM
WILSN 221
.000 LSCI
**BIOL0104
001
20768
HUMAN BIOLOGY
White, R
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 207
4.000 LSCI
Choose One Lab
01A
20771
HUMAN BIOLOGY-LAB
STAFF
W 08:05AM-10:10AM
WILSN 222
.000 LSCI
01A or B
01B
20772
HUMAN BIOLOGY-LAB
STAFF
W 10:25AM-12:20PM
WILSN 222
.000 LSCI
**BIOL0104
002
20769
HUMAN BIOLOGY
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 138
4.000 LSCI
Choose One Lab
02A
20773
HUMAN BIOLOGY-LAB
STAFF
M 09:20AM-11:15AM
WILSN 222
.000 LSCI
02A, B or C
02B
20774
HUMAN BIOLOGY-LAB
STAFF
T 12:45PM-02:40PM
WILSN 222
.000 LSCI
02C
20794
HUMAN BIOLOGY-LAB
STAFF
R 12:45PM-02:40PM
WILSN 222
.000 LSCI
**BIOL0104
003
20770
HUMAN BIOLOGY
Schmith, T
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 134
4.000 LSCI
Choose One Lab
03A
20795
HUMAN BIOLOGY-LAB
Schmith, T
F 08:05AM-10:10AM
WILSN 222
.000 LSCI
03A, B or C
03B
20796
HUMAN BIOLOGY-LAB
Schmith, T
F 11:30AM-01:25PM
WILSN 222
.000 LSCI
03C
20814
HUMAN BIOLOGY-LAB
Schmith, T
F 01:40PM-03:35PM
WILSN 222
.000 LSCI
**BIOL0106
001
20815
BIOLOGY TODAY
Sabourin, D
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 207
4.000 LSCI
Choose One Lab
01A
20818
BIOLOGY TODAY-LAB
Sabourin, D
M 08:05AM-10:10AM
WILSN 213
.000 LSCI
01A, B or C
01B
20819
BIOLOGY TODAY-LAB
Sabourin, D
W 08:05AM-10:10AM
WILSN 213
.000 LSCI
01C
20820
BIOLOGY TODAY-LAB
Sabourin, D
F 08:05AM-10:10AM
WILSN 213
.000 LSCI
**BIOL0106
002
20816
BIOLOGY TODAY
LaPlante, J
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 314
4.000 LSCI
Choose One Lab
02A
20821
BIOLOGY TODAY-LAB
LaPlante, J
M 01:40PM-03:35PM
WILSN 213
.000 LSCI
02A, B or C
02B
20822
BIOLOGY TODAY-LAB
LaPlante, J
F 01:40PM-03:35PM
WILSN 213
.000 LSCI
02C
20823
BIOLOGY TODAY-LAB
LaPlante, J
W 01:40PM-03:35PM
WILSN 213
.000 LSCI
CORE
Subject: Biology
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SEC
CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
BIOL0128
001
20825
INTRO:ORGAN.,ECOL & EVOL BIOL
Grobe, C
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
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Parshall, T
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 207
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20849
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Hanselman, J
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 138
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BIOL0128-LAB
0LA
20850
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Hoagland, D
M 09:20AM-12:20PM
WILSN 215
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20851
INTRO:ORGAN.,ECOL & EVOL - LAB
Parshall, T
M 12:35PM-03:20PM
WILSN 215
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0LC
20852
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Thompson, R
T 09:45AM-12:30PM
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20853
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STAFF
T 12:45PM-03:30PM
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White, R
W 09:20AM-12:20PM
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20855
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White, R
W 01:40PM-04:40PM
WILSN 215
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20856
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Hoagland, D
R 09:45AM-12:30PM
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20857
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White, R
R 12:45PM-03:30PM
WILSN 215
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20858
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Thompson, R
F 09:20AM-12:20PM
WILSN 215
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20859
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Genereux, D
F 12:35PM-03:35PM
WILSN 215
.000
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20860
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Darling, R
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 225
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WILSN 225
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20861
CONSERVATION BIOLOGY
Hanselman, J
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 225
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WILSN 225
4.000
BIOL0203
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20862
GENETICS
Genereux, D
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 202
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01A
20863
GENETICS - LAB
Genereux, D
W 12:35PM-03:35PM
WILSN 216
.000
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01B
20864
GENETICS - LAB
Genereux, D
R 12:45PM-03:30PM
WILSN 216
.000
BIOL0204
001
20865
GIS APPS FOR NATURAL SCIENCES
Thompson, R
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
WILSN 202
BIOL0205
001
20866
CELL BIOLOGY
Doe, D
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 216
BIOL0206
001
20867
PLANTS AND HUMAN SOCIETY
Grobe, C
BIOL0207
001
21393
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
McKeown, K
MW 12:35PM-03:25PM
WILSN 111
BIOL0221
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20868
COMPARATVE PHYSIOLGY
Grobe, C
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 202
BIOL0223
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20869
MICROBIOLOGY
Walsh, S
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 207
4.000
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0LA
20870
MICROBIOLOGY-LAB
Walsh, S
TR 02:01PM-03:30PM
WILSN 204
.000
0LA or B
0LB
20871
MICROBIOLOGY-LAB
Walsh, S
TR 11:15AM-12:44PM
WILSN 204
.000
BIOL0230
001
20872
EVOLUTION
Lovejoy, D
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 207
3.000
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20873
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS. I
Hurd, L
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 207
4.000 LSCI
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01A
20874
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS. I - LAB
Hurd, L
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 224
.000 LSCI
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01B
20875
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Hurd, L
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 224
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20876
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Hurd, L
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 224
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McKeown, K
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01A
20879
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS II - LAB
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 224
M 1025-1115
WILSN 213
.000
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01B
20880
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STAFF
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WILSN 224
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.000
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20881
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STAFF
F 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 213
MWF 1130-1220
WILSN 224
.000
BIOL0239
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20878
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS II
McKeown, K
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02A
20882
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS II - LAB
Kowalski, K
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 224
M 1130-1220
WILSN 213
.000
02A, B or C
02B
20923
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS II - LAB
Kowalski, K
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 224
W 1130-1220
WILSN 213
.000
02C
20922
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS II - LAB
Kowalski, K
F 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 213
TR 1245-1400
WILSN 224
.000
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21253
PILOT: PARASITOLOGY
Doe, D
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 216
3.000
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21255
SEMINAR: WETLANDS
Grobe, C
R 02:15PM-03:05PM
WILSN 202
1.000
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21256
HIST & NAT OF SCIENTIFIC KNOW.
Hanselman, J
BIOL0334
001
20927
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
Darling, R
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 225
BIOL0340
001
21365
PILOT: FOREST ECOLOGY
Parshall, T
T 12:45PM-03:30PM
WILSN 213
3.000
BIOL0380
001
20928
SENIOR SEMINAR
Grobe, C
W 03:50PM-04:40PM
WILSN 202
1.000
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20929
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Grobe, C
R 03:50PM-04:40PM
WILSN 213
1.000
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1.000 W 12:35PM-03:35PM
WILSN 225
4.000
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20453
COMPUTERS IN SOCIETY
Green, N
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 403
3.000 SOCU
CAIS0102
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20424
COMP SCI PRINCIPLES
Boughosn, S
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 407
3.000
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20425
COMP SCI PRINCIPLES
Boughosn, S
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 407
3.000
001
20426
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Works, K
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 101
3.000 ARSN
002
20441
INTRO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
Works, K
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 101
3.000 ARSN
CAIS0125
001
20454
INTRO COMP INFO SYSTEM
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 316
3.000
CAIS0205
001
20451
INTRO TO COBOL
Carabetta, J
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 404
3.000
CAIS0210
001
20455
DATABASE APPL/DEV. TECHNIQUES
Works, K
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 101
3.000
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20449
WEB-BASED APPLIC. DEVELOPMENT
Green, N
MW 03:30PM-04:45PM
WILSN 407
3.000
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20448
COMPUTER SCIENCE/PROG. DESN II
Green, N
MW 01:40PM-03:20PM
WILSN 407
4.000
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001
20443
INTRO DIG/ELEC MICROPROCESSORS
Chung, G
F 10:25AM-12:20PM
WILSN 407
CAIS0305
001
20427
ELEMENTS OF SYSTEMS PROGRAM.
Chung, G
MW 10:15AM-11:30AM
WILSN 407
3.000
CAIS0307
001
20458
ORGANIZ. OF PROGRAMMING LANG
Boughosn, S
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 03
3.000
CAIS0312
001
21281
END-USER COMPUTING:OVERVIEW
Carabetta, J
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 404
3.000
CAIS0346
001
20450
SYS ANALYSIS & DESIGN
Carabetta, J
M 06:00PM-08:45PM
WILSN 404
3.000
CAIS0347
001
20457
INTRO TO NETWORKING
Boughosn, S
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 407
3.000
CAIS0351
001
20452
INTRO TO THEORY OF COMPUTATION
Works, K
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 101
3.000
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001
20459
COMP SCIENCE INTERN A
Carabetta, J
1.000
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001
20460
COMP SCIENCE INTERN B
Carabetta, J
1.000
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Subject: Chemistry **CHEM0103
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20341
CHEMISTRY FOR LIFE SCIENCES
Theis, K
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 316
Choose One Lab
0LA
20342
CHEMISTRY FOR LIFE SCI-LAB
Theis, K
M 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 302
W 01:40PM-03:35PM
WILSN 328
4.000 LSCI .000 LSCI
0LA or B
0LB
20343
CHEMISTRY FOR LIFE SCI-LAB
Theis, K
F 01:40PM-03:35PM
WILSN 328
M 02:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 302
.000 LSCI
**CHEM0109
001
20330
GEN CHEMISTRY I
Romano, P
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 317
4.000 LSCI
Chose One Lab
002
20350
GEN CHEMISTRY I
Romano, P
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 317
4.000 LSCI
0LA-G (see below) 003
20354
GEN CHEMISTRY I
Theis, K
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 134
4.000 LSCI
004
21368
GEN CHEMISTRY I
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 300
4.000 LSCI
0LA
20331
GEN CHEMISTRY I - LAB
Romano, P
M 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 328
.000 LSCI
0LB
20332
GEN CHEMISTRY I - LAB
Auclair, R
T 08:15AM-11:05AM
WILSN 325
.000 LSCI
0LC
20333
GEN CHEMISTRY I - LAB
Jenkins, P
T 01:00PM-03:50PM
WILSN 325
.000 LSCI
0LD
20334
GEN CHEMISTRY I - LAB
Romano, P
W 12:35PM-03:25PM
WILSN 325
.000 LSCI
0LE
21369
GEN CHEMISTRY I - LAB
Auclair, R
F 12:35PM-03:25PM
WILSN 325
.000 LSCI
0LF
20355
GEN CHEMISTRY I - LAB
Jenkins, P
R 08:15AM-11:05AM
WILSN 325
.000 LSCI
0LG
20356
GEN CHEMISTRY I - LAB
Jenkins, P
R 01:00PM-03:50PM
WILSN 325
.000 LSCI
CHEM0201
001
20345
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
Masi, C
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 314
4.000
Choose One Lab
002
20358
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 316
4.000
0LA
20346
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I - LAB
STAFF
M 01:00PM-04:00PM
WILSN 324
.000
0LB
20347
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I - LAB
STAFF
T 08:15AM-11:05AM
WILSN 324
.000
0LC
20348
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I - LAB
STAFF
T 01:00PM-04:00PM
WILSN 324
.000
0LD
20349
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I - LAB
STAFF
F 01:00PM-04:00PM
WILSN 324
.000
001
20338
ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Masi, C
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 309
3.000
001
20521
INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
ELY 338
3.000 SOCU
004
21277
INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION
Zelasko, B
W 05:30PM-08:15PM
ELY 338
3.000 SOCU
005
20550
INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION
Boniface, S
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
ELY 339
3.000 SOCU
008
20574
INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION
Gullen, C
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
ELY 338
3.000 SOCU
009
20589
INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION
LaMay-Miller, K
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
ELY 341
3.000 SOCU
001
20514
INTRO TO HUMAN COMM
Cahill, M
MF 01:40PM-02:55PM
ELY 327
3.000
002
20515
INTRO TO HUMAN COMM
Cahill, M
MF 03:10PM-04:25PM
ELY 327
3.000
003
20561
INTRO TO HUMAN COMM
Fondon, J
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
ELY 341
001
20551
PRINCIPLES OF VIDEO PRODUCTION
LaMay-Miller, K
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
ELY 327
CHEM0109-LAB
0lA-D (see below) CHEM0201-LAB
CHEM0211
Subject: Communication **COMM0101
COMM0102
COMM0106
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**COMM0108
001
20595
INTRODUCTION TO FILM
Gullen, C
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
ELY 341
3.000 AAPP
002
20590
INTRODUCTION TO FILM
Gullen, C
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
ELY 346
3.000 AAPP
001
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INTRO TO COMM TECH
Kang, S
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
ELY 313
3.000
002
20528
INTRO TO COMM TECH
Kang, S
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
ELY 313
3.000
003
20534
INTRO TO COMM TECH
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
ELY 313
3.000
004
20564
INTRO TO COMM TECH
LaMay-Miller, K
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
ELY 313
3.000
COMM0202
001
20518
INTRO. TO PHOTOGRAPHY
Conant, T
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
ELY 313
3.000
COMM0203
001
20566
PRIN OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
Acquah, S
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
ELY 339
3.000
002
20581
PRIN OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
Acquah, S
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
ELY 339
3.000
001
20522
WRITING FOR THE MEDIA
Tyler, A
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
ELY 313
3.000
003
20555
WRITING FOR THE MEDIA
Wefing, H
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
ELY 313
3.000
004
20552
WRITING FOR THE MEDIA
Fondon, J
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
ELY 313
COMM0206
001
20557
VIDEO STUDIO PRODUCTION
Gullen, C
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
ELY 327
COMM0207
001
20553
COMMUNICATION ETHICS
Leggett, S
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
ELY 339
3.000
002
20558
COMMUNICATION ETHICS
Leggett, S
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
ELY 339
3.000
001
20529
GLOBAL COMMUNICATION
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
ELY 327
3.000
002
20535
GLOBAL COMMUNICATION
STAFF
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
ELY 346
**COMM0213
001
20549
GLOBAL FILM STUDIES
Cahill, M
T 02:15PM-05:45PM
ELY 348
COMM0221
001
20516
COMMUNICATION THEORY
Prusank, D
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
ELY 339
3.000
002
20519
COMMUNICATION THEORY
Prusank, D
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
ELY 339
3.000
001
20517
WEB PAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
Dobereiner, N
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
ELY 313
3.000
002
21280
WEB PAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
Dobereiner, N
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
ELY 313
3.000
COMM0230
001
21207
FUND OF AUDIO PRODUCTION
Nimkoff, M
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
ELY 346
3.000
COMM0235
001
20525
THE HISTORY OF JOURNALISM
Wefing, H
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
ELY 339
3.000
COMM0275
001
20531
JOURNALISM I
Tyler, A
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
ELY 341
3.000
COMM0305
001
20510
COMMUNICATION INTERNSHIP
Dobereiner, N
COMM0307
001
20570
COMMUNICATION LAW
Gardner, T
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
ELY 348
3.000
002
20585
COMMUNICATION LAW
Gardner, T
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
ELY 348
3.000
001
20586
FOUND-COMM RESEARCH
Kang, S
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
ELY 338
3.000
002
20594
FOUND-COMM RESEARCH
Kang, S
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
ELY 346
3.000
COMM0322
001
20572
PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
Cahill, M
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
ELY 346
3.000
COMM0329
001
21208
CRIME AND THE MEDIA
Gardner, T
ONLINE
3.000
COMM0330
001
20513
ISSUES IN THE MEDIA INDUSTRIES
Nimkoff, M
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
ELY 338
3.000
COMM0332
001
20526
WRITING FOR ELECTRONIC MEDIA
Nimkoff, M
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
ELY 327
3.000
002
20532
WRITING FOR ELECTRONIC MEDIA
Nimkoff, M
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
ELY 327
3.000
COMM0336
001
21210
ADVANCED PUBLIC RELATIONS
Boniface, S
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
ELY 338
3.000
COMM0340
001
20588
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION
Acquah, S
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
ELY 341
3.000
COMM0342
001
20511
PUBLIC RELATIONS WRITING
Acquah, S
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
ELY 313
3.000
COMM0201
COMM0204
COMM0209
COMM0223
COMM0320
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INTRO TO CRIM JUSTICE
Cahillane, P
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
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TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
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STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
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21071
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Cook, W
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
HMC 03
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001
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LAW ENFORCEMENT & SOCIETY
Gustafson, J
ONLINE
3.000
002
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LAW ENFORCEMENT & SOCIETY
Rizzo, B
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
HMC 04
3.000
003
21077
LAW ENFORCEMENT & SOCIETY
Rizzo, B
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
HMC 04
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004
21107
LAW ENFORCEMENT & SOCIETY
Gustafson, J
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
HMC 04
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LAW ENFORCEMENT & SOCIETY
Foyle, M
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
HMC 02
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006
21327
LAW ENFORCEMENT & SOCIETY
McCabe, M
W 03:10PM-05:45PM
HMC 02
3.000
001
21058
AMER JUDICIAL SYSTEMS
Dallam-Murphy, A
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
HMC 03
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21059
AMER JUDICIAL SYSTEMS
Perry, A
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
HMC 02
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003
21063
AMER JUDICIAL SYSTEMS
Dallam-Murphy, A
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
HMC 03
3.000
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21064
AMER JUDICIAL SYSTEMS
Perry, A
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
HMC 04
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005
21085
AMER JUDICIAL SYSTEMS
Price, D
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
HMC 02
3.000
006
21086
AMER JUDICIAL SYSTEMS
Ascolillo, V
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
HMC 03
3.000
007
21087
AMER JUDICIAL SYSTEMS
Price, D
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
HMC 02
3.000
008
21088
AMER JUDICIAL SYSTEMS
Ascolillo, V
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
HMC 03
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001
21092
CRIMINAL LAW
Ascolillo, V
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
HMC 02
3.000
002
21106
CRIMINAL LAW
Ascolillo, V
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
HMC 03
3.000
001
21072
PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Cho, B
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
HMC 01
3.000
002
21075
PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Cho, B
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
HMC 01
3.000
CRJU0305
001
21364
PRIN.OF EVIDENCE & PROOF
Velis, P
T 03:45PM-05:35PM
HMC 04
3.000
CRJU0307
001
21060
CONTEMP PROB IN LAW ENFORCE.
Rizzo, B
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
HMC PC
3.000
002
21069
CONTEMP PROB IN LAW ENFORCE.
Rizzo, B
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
HMC 04
3.000
001
21081
ORG WHITE COLLAR CRIME
Michael, G
M 01:40PM-04:10PM
HMC 01
3.000
002
21095
ORG WHITE COLLAR CRIME
Michael, G
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
HMC 03
3.000
001
21362
WOMEN IN THE CRIM JUST SYSTEM
Stassinos, E
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 418
3.000 UDIV
002
21363
WOMEN IN THE CRIM JUST SYSTEM
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
ELY 341
3.000 UDIV
001
21109
QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN CRJU
Gustafson, J
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
HMC PC
3.000 ARSN
002
21328
QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN CRJU
Gustafson, J
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
HMC PC
3.000 ARSN
001
21070
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
McDonald, J
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
HMC 02
3.000
002
21076
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
McDonald, J
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
HMC 02
3.000
CRJU0328
001
21090
COMPUTER APPL. IN CRIME ANALY.
Jones, J
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
HMC PC
3.000
CRJU0329
001
21209
CRIME AND THE MEDIA
Gardner, T
ONLINE
3.000
CRJU0333
001
21082
TERRORISM
Michael, G
W 01:40PM-04:10PM
HMC 01
3.000
002
21111
TERRORISM
Michael, G
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
HMC 03
3.000
001
21360
PROBATION,PAROLE & COMM. CORR.
Roscoe, T
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
HMC 04
3.000
002
21361
PROBATION,PAROLE & COMM. CORR.
Roscoe, T
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
HMC 04
3.000
CRJU0201
CRJU0205
CRJU0302
CRJU0304
CRJU0310
**CRJU0312
**CRJU0313
CRJU0325
CRJU0339
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21079
ST:RELIGON & ADMIN OF JUSTICE
Cook, W
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
HMC 03
3.000
002
21084
ST:RELIGON & ADMIN OF JUSTICE
Cook, W
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
HMC 03
3.000
001
21068
ST:CHILD AND ELDER ABUSE
Dallam-Murphy, A
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
HMC PC
3.000
002
21073
ST:CHILD AND ELDER ABUSE
Dallam-Murphy, A
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
HMC PC
3.000
001
21078
ST:LAW ENFORCMENT & TECHNOLOGY
Perry, A
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
HMC 03
3.000
002
21083
ST:LAW ENFORCEMENT & TECHNOLGY
Perry, A
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
HMC 02
3.000
001
21091
ST:SPORTS & CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR
Kudlac, C
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
HMC 01
3.000
002
21105
ST:SPORTS & CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR
Kudlac, C
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
HMC 01
3.000
001
21103
ST:MULTINATIONAL CRIME
Price, D
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
HMC 02
3.000
002
21108
ST:MULTINATIONAL CRIME
Price, D
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
HMC 02
3.000
001
21080
SANCTIONING SEXUAL OFFENDERS
Roscoe, T
W 01:40PM-04:10PM
HMC 04
3.000
002
21110
SANCTIONING SEXUAL OFFENDERS
Roscoe, T
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
HMC 04
3.000
001
20541
PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS
Chuku, S
ONLINE
3.000 SOCU
002
21316
PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS
Miller, J
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 130
3.000 SOCU
003
20630
PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS
Wagner, J
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 400
3.000 SOCU
006
20649
PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS
Brewer, S
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 401
3.000 SOCU
007
20650
PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS
Brewer, S
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 138
3.000 SOCU
008
20654
PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS
Brewer, S
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 138
3.000 SOCU
009
21308
PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS
Miller, J
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 400
3.000 SOCU
010
21309
PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS
Miller, J
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 407
3.000 SOCU
001
20544
PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS
Sarnikar, S
ONLINE
3.000 SOCU
007
20843
PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS
Sarnikar, S
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN
3.000 SOCU
008
21305
PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS
Forgue, J
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 401
3.000 SOCU
009
21306
PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS
Forgue, J
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 400
3.000 SOCU
010
21307
PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS
Forgue, J
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 400
3.000 SOCU
001
20829
MICROECONOMIC THEORY
Sarnikar, S
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 407
3.000
002
20836
MICROECONOMIC THEORY
Sarnikar, S
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 402
3.000
**ECON0304
001
20660
URBAN ECONOMICS
Wagner, J
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 400
3.000 UDIV
**ECON0305
001
20647
INTRO TO ECONOMETRIC METHODS
Wagner, J
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 400
3.000 ARSN
ECON0312
001
20651
LABOR ECONOMICS
Chuku, S
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 401
3.000
ECON0350
001
21312
ST:BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS
Sackett, H
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 404
3.000
CRJU0341
CRJU0342
CRJU0343
CRJU0344
CRJU0358
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
COURSE
Subject: Economics **ECON0101
**ECON0102
ECON0201
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SEC
CRN
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TIME
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TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
Subject: Education EDUC0201
001
20220
LEARNING & ASSESSMENT
Martin-Rehrmann, J
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
JPARK 17
3.000
002
20221
LEARNING & ASSESSMENT
Martin-Rehrmann, J
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
JPARK 17
3.000
003
20222
LEARNING & ASSESSMENT
Gazda, R
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
BATES 210
3.000
001
20225
SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE
Raker, D
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
PAR 205
3.000 SOCU
002
20229
SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 111
3.000 SOCU
003
20233
SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE
Hafner, A
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
PAR 208
3.000 SOCU
004
20235
SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE
Raker, D
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
PAR 205
3.000 SOCU
005
20237
SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE
STAFF
MF 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 113
3.000 SOCU
001
20238
INTRO STDNT EXCEPT LEARN NEEDS
Urbinati, T
MF 01:40PM-02:55PM
PAR 208
3.000
002
20239
INTRO STDNT EXCEPT LEARN NEEDS
Henley, M
ONLINE
3.000
003
20240
INTRO STDNT EXCEPT LEARN NEEDS
Nunes, L
M 04:15PM-06:30PM
PAR 204
3.000
004
20241
INTRO STDNT EXCEPT LEARN NEEDS
Smith, C
R 03:45PM-06:15PM
PAR 208
3.000
001
20242
EARLY LITERACY AND READING
Berkowitz, S
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
PAR 208
3.000
002
20243
EARLY LITERACY AND READING
Grimaldi, S
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
PAR 204
3.000
003
20244
EARLY LITERACY AND READING
Grimaldi, S
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
PAR 204
3.000
004
20245
EARLY LITERACY AND READING
Callahan, D
W 04:15PM-06:45PM
PAR 109
3.000
EDUC0304
001
20246
TEACHING WRITING: K-6
Callahan, D
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 118
3.000
EDUC0305
001
20247
LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE ARTS
Itterly, K
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
PAR 202
3.000
002
20266
LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE ARTS
Kirk, J
R 03:50PM-06:20PM
BATES 218
3.000
003
20267
LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE ARTS
DiMartino, L
T 04:30PM-07:00PM
PAR 205
3.000
001
20268
ELEM CURR AND INSTRUC
Kennedy, M
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
PAR 109
3.000
002
20269
ELEM CURR AND INSTRUC
Knowles, T
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
PAR 202
3.000
003
20270
ELEM CURR AND INSTRUC
Kennedy, M
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
PAR 109
3.000
004
21353
ELEM CURR AND INSTRUC
Knowles, T
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
PAR 202
3.000
001
20271
EARLY CHILD CURRICULUM
Griffin, T
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
PAR 204
3.000
002
20272
EARLY CHILD CURRICULUM
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
PAR 202
3.000
003
20273
EARLY CHILD CURRICULUM
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
PAR 202
3.000
EDUC0309
001
20274
CHILDRENS LITERATURE
Marion, R
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
PAR 204
3.000
EDUC0311
001
21354
SOC STUDIES IN ELEM SCHOOL
Knowles, T
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
PAR 202
EDUC0314
001
20275
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
Henley, M
T 04:15PM-06:45PM
PAR 202
002
20276
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
Baker, L
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
PAR 204
3.000
EDUC0317
001
20277
ANAL&CORR READING DIFF.W/APPR
Itterly, K
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
PAR 202
3.000
EDUC0318
001
20278
READING IN THE CONTENT AREAS
Nagle, J
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
PAR 205
3.000
EDUC0319
001
20279
PRINC. OF TEACHING & LEARNING
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
PAR 205
3.000
002
20280
PRINC. OF TEACHING & LEARNING
Kennedy, M
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
PAR 208
3.000
003
20281
PRINC. OF TEACHING & LEARNING
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
NHL 141A
3.000
004
20282
PRINC. OF TEACHING & LEARNING
STAFF
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
PAR 205
3.000
005
20283
PRINC. OF TEACHING & LEARNING
Risler, L
W 04:00PM-06:30PM
BATES 214
3.000
001
21355
THE MIDDLE SCH&ITS STUDENTS
Luppino, S
R 04:30PM-07:00PM
PAR 205
3.000
**EDUC0220
EDUC0221
EDUC0303
EDUC0306
EDUC0308
EDUC0321
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SEC
CRN
TITLE
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TIME
LOCATION
EDUC0335
001
20286
LITRCY INST. ENG LANG LRNRS
Conroy, S
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
PAR 205
3.000
EDUC0354
001
20287
EDUC PLAN & EVAL:MIDDLE/SECOND
Bailey, E
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
PAR 208
3.000
EDUC0360
001
20288
COMMUNITY SERVICE FOR EDUCATOR
Marion, R
002
20289
COMMUNITY SERVICE FOR EDUCATOR
Marion, R
001
20290
SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION
Ortiz-Marrero, F
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
JPARK 5
3.000
002
20291
SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION
Ortiz-Marrero, F
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
BATES 111
3.000
003
20292
SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION
Hafner, A
W 04:15PM-06:45PM
PAR 204
3.000
004
20293
SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION
Hafner, A
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
PAR 208
3.000
005
20294
SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION
Hafner, A
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
PAR 208
3.000
006
20295
SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION
Ortiz-Marrero, F
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
NHL 141B
3.000
007
20296
SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION
Wysocki, P
M 04:00PM-06:30PM
PAR 205
3.000
008
20297
SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION
Wysocki, P
R 04:00PM-06:30PM
PAR 109
3.000
009
21356
SHELTERED ENGLISH IMMERSION
Ortiz-Marrero, F
W 04:00PM-06:30PM
PAR 205
3.000
EDUC0370
001
20298
LANG/COMM DEV & INTERVENTION
Griffin, T
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
PAR 204
3.000
EDUC0371
001
20300
IAPP (MODERATE)
Baker, L
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
PAR 205
3.000
002
20301
IAPP (MODERATE)
Baker, L
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
PAR 205
3.000
001
20302
LRNG DISAB. & INSTR. STRATEG.
Goff, B
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
PAR 208
3.000
002
21357
LRNG DISAB. & INSTR. STRATEG.
Goff, B
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
PAR 208
3.000
001
20303
MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
PAR 109
3.000 UDIV
002
20304
MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
PAR 109
3.000 UDIV
003
20305
MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION
Hidalgo, N
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
PAR 204
3.000 UDIV
004
20306
MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION
Hidalgo, N
R 04:30PM-07:00PM
PAR 204
3.000 UDIV
H05
20307
HNRS: MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION
Hidalgo, N
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
PAR 204
3.000 UDIV
EDUC0381
001
20308
EARLY INT YG CH SP NDS
Carleen, P
MF 01:40PM-02:55PM
PAR 202
EDUC0396
001
20309
SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED
Bailey, E
T 02:15PM-03:30PM
PAR 205
AND ONLINE
3.000
002
20310
SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED
Bailey, E
R 02:15PM-03:30PM
PAR 205
AND ONLINE
3.000
003
20311
SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED
Raker, D
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
PAR 205
3.000
004
21358
SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED
Raker, D
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
PAR 205
3.000
002
21348
ST: TEACHING NEW LITERACIES
Cabral, H
M 04:45PM-06:45PM
PAR 208
3.000
003
21359
ST:INTERGRATING ARTS
Knowles, T
W 04:15PM-06:45PM
PAR 202
3.000
EDUC0363
EDUC0377
**EDUC0380
EDUC0398
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
3.000 3.000
3.000
Subject: Ethnic and Gender Studies **EGST0101
001
20946
INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000 UDIV
002
20948
INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
ELY 341
3.000 UDIV
003
20950
INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
NHL 141B
3.000 UDIV
004
20954
INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
NHL 141A
3.000 UDIV
005
20957
INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES
STAFF
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
BATES 210
3.000 UDIV
006
20961
INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
MOD 106
3.000 UDIV
009
20969
INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES
Ali, A
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 113
3.000 UDIV
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CRN
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**EGST0102
001
20947
INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
STAFF
002
20949
INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
STAFF
003
20951
INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
STAFF
004
20953
INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
005
20955
006
TIME
LOCATION
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
ONLINE
3.000 GDIV
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
ELY 346
3.000 GDIV
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 212
3.000 GDIV
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
NHL 141B
3.000 GDIV
INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
NHL 141B
3.000 GDIV
20958
INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
Rajgopal, S
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
ELY 348
3.000 GDIV
007
20964
INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
Rajgopal, S
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
NHL 141B
3.000 GDIV
008
21289
INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
Skogsbergh-Pimentel, J
ONLINE
3.000 GDIV
EGST0201
001
20965
CRITICAL THEORIES IN EGST
Hennessy, M
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 225
3.000
**EGST0204
001
20970
INTRO TO LATINO/A STUDIES
Hidalgo, N
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
PAR 109
3.000 UDIV
**EGST0206
001
20960
INTRO TO ISLAMIC STUDIES
Ali, A
W 04:00PM-06:30PM
BATES 113
3.000 GDIV
**EGST0211
001
20956
INDIAN CINEMA:GENDER&IDENTITY
Rajgopal, S
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
ELY 348
3.000 GDIV
**EGST0217
001
20972
CULTURE AND PERSONALITY
Stassinos, E
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
ELY 348
3.000 GDIV
**EGST0220
001
20963
RELIGION, GENDER & SOCIETY
Rajgopal, S
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
ELY 338
3.000 UDIV
EGST0230
001
20967
ST: REVOLUTIONARY ICONS
Ali, A
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 111
**EGST0235
001
21287
QUEER STUDIES AND POP CULTURES
Morales-Diaz, E
MW 11:30AM-12:20PM
MOD 105
EGST0390
001
21286
ST: SOCIAL CHANGE MOVEMENTS
Stassinos, E
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
ELY 348
3.000
001
20644
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
002
20645
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
JPARK 5
3.000 CMP
003
20646
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
JPARK 9
3.000 CMP
004
20670
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 225
3.000 CMP
005
20673
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 113
3.000 CMP
006
20676
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
Chen, B
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 218
3.000 CMP
007
20677
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
008
20679
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
JPARK 9
3.000 CMP
009
20711
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
JPARK 15
3.000 CMP
010
20713
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
Chen, B
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 218
3.000 CMP
011
20714
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
012
20719
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
Renfro, Y
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 223
3.000 CMP
014
20724
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
JPARK 10
3.000 CMP
015
20725
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
Renfro, Y
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
ELY 341
3.000 CMP
016
20728
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
ELY 346
3.000 CMP
017
20739
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
019
20743
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
ELY 338
3.000 CMP
020
20744
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
JPARK 10
3.000 CMP
021
20985
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
022
20992
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
JPARK 10
3.000 CMP
023
21001
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
CORE
3.000 AND ONLINE
3.000 SOCU
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SEC
CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
024
21009
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
JPARK 10
3.000 CMP
025
21007
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
BATES 118
3.000 CMP
026
21011
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 03:50PM-04:40PM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
027
21012
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 03:50PM-04:40PM
JPARK 17
3.000 CMP
028
20665
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 03:50PM-04:40PM
JPARK 5
3.000 CMP
029
20668
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 03:50PM-04:40PM
JPARK 9
3.000 CMP
030
20681
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
JPARK 5
3.000 CMP
031
20682
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
JPARK 9
3.000 CMP
032
20683
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
JPARK 10
3.000 CMP
033
20686
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
034
20700
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
036
20734
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
JPARK 9
3.000 CMP
037
20754
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
038
20755
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
JPARK 16
3.000 CMP
040
20775
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
041
20776
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
JPARK 10
3.000 CMP
042
20777
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
Hall, D
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
JPARK 16
3.000 CMP
044
20784
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 210
3.000 CMP
045
20788
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
ELY 044
3.000 CMP
046
20789
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
Hall, D
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
JPARK 10
3.000 CMP
047
20803
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
ELY 044
P01
20663
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
JPARK 17
M 09:20AM-10:10AM
JPARK 17
3.000 CMP
P02
20678
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
JPARK 5
M 10:25AM-11:15AM
JPARK 5
3.000 CMP
P03
20710
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
M 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 111
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 212
3.000 CMP
P04
20715
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
M 09:20AM-10:10AM
JPARK 10
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
JPARK 10
3.000 CMP
P05
20726
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
W 10:25AM-11:15AM
JPARK 16
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
JPARK 16
3.000 CMP
P06
20727
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
F 10:25AM-11:15AM
JPARK 17
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
JPARK 17
3.000 CMP
P07
20746
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
JPARK 17
F 01:40PM-02:30PM
JPARK 17
3.000 CMP
P08
20989
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
M 12:35PM-01:25PM
JPARK 9
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
JPARK 9
3.000 CMP
P09
21002
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
F 01:40PM-02:30PM
JPARK 15
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
JPARK 15
3.000 CMP
P10
20687
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
ELY 341
T 09:45AM-11:00AM
ELY 341
3.000 CMP
P11
20694
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
JPARK 16
R 09:45AM-11:00AM
JPARK 16
3.000 CMP
P12
20730
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
JPARK 10
T 11:15AM-12:30PM
JPARK 10
3.000 CMP
P13
20757
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
JPARK 9
T 12:45PM-02:00PM
JPARK 9
3.000 CMP
P14
20778
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
R 11:15AM-12:30PM
JPARK 10
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 214
3.000 CMP
P15
20791
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
R 12:45PM-02:00PM
JPARK 9
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
JPARK 16
3.000 CMP
P16
20756
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
JPARK 5
R 12:45PM-02:00PM
JPARK 5
3.000 CMP
P17
20779
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
ELY 346
R 02:15PM-03:30PM
JPARK 5
3.000 CMP
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LOCATION2
CR
CORE
3.000 CMP
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SEC
CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
**ENGL0102
001
20672
ENGLISH COMP II
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 210
3.000 CMP
002
20712
ENGLISH COMP II
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
JPARK 16
3.000 CMP
003
20987
ENGLISH COMP II
STAFF
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
JPARK 5
3.000 CMP
004
20685
ENGLISH COMP II
Quandt, S
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
BATES 123
3.000 CMP
005
20758
ENGLISH COMP II
Quandt, S
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 210
3.000 CMP
001
20666
SPEECH
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 223
3.000
002
20684
SPEECH
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
BATES 225
3.000
003
20706
SPEECH
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 223
3.000
004
20790
SPEECH
Rothermel, B
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 223
3.000
005
21013
SPEECH
Rothermel, B
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
BATES 223
3.000
H01
20990
ENGLISH COMP I (HONORS)
Wong, S
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 223
3.000 CMP
H02
21003
ENGLISH COMP I (HONORS)
Wong, S
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
BATES 223
3.000 CMP
H03
21366
ENGLISH COMP I (HONORS)
DiGrazia, J
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 317
3.000 CMP
001
20747
PRINCIPLES & APPL OF GRAMMAR
Sandidge, M
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 123
3.000
002
20995
PRINCIPLES & APPL OF GRAMMAR
Sandidge, M
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
BATES 221
3.000
001
20698
BRITISH LIT TO 1603
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
BATES 221
3.000 LPA
002
20760
BRITISH LIT TO 1603
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 221
3.000 LPA
001
20709
INTRO TO BRITISH LITERATURE
Starr, E
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 225
3.000 LPA
002
20717
INTRO TO BRITISH LITERATURE
Starr, E
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 225
3.000 LPA
003
20750
INTRO TO BRITISH LITERATURE
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 223
3.000 LPA
004
20793
INTRO TO BRITISH LITERATURE
Wong, S
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 221
3.000 LPA
001
20667
INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 221
3.000 LPA
002
20716
INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
JPARK 9
3.000 LPA
003
20741
INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 218
3.000 LPA
004
20749
INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 210
3.000 LPA
005
20991
INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE
Hall, D
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 225
3.000 LPA
006
20996
INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE
Quandt, S
MW 07:50AM-09:05AM
BATES 218
3.000 LPA
007
20696
INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
BATES 210
3.000 LPA
008
20733
INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 212
3.000 LPA
009
21014
INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE
Rothermel, B
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 223
3.000 LPA
010
21112
INTRO TO AMERICAN LITERATURE
STAFF
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
NHL 141B
3.000 LPA
H01
20702
HNRS: INTRO TO AMERICAN LIT.
Rothermel, B
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 221
3.000 LPA
001
21004
AMERICAN LIT TO 1865
Quandt, S
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 317
3.000 LPA
002
20735
AMERICAN LIT TO 1865
Hall, D
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
BATES 225
3.000 LPA
003
20780
AMERICAN LIT TO 1865
Neikirk, G
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 218
3.000 LPA
004
20798
AMERICAN LIT TO 1865
Neikirk, G
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 218
3.000 LPA
001
20999
WORLD LITERATURE I
Stessel, H
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 111
3.000 GDIV
LPA
002
21008
WORLD LITERATURE I
Stessel, H
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
BATES 111
3.000 GDIV
LPA
003
20761
WORLD LITERATURE I
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 218
3.000 GDIV
LPA
ENGL0103
**ENGL0105
ENGL0206
**ENGL0210
**ENGL0213
**ENGL0215
**ENGL0216
**ENGL0221
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LOCATION2
CR
CORE
COURSE
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COURSE
CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
004
20797
WORLD LITERATURE I
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 210
3.000 GDIV
LPA
005
20804
WORLD LITERATURE I
STAFF
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
BATES 118
3.000 GDIV
LPA
006
20806
WORLD LITERATURE I
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
JPARK 17
3.000 GDIV
LPA
001
20722
WORLD LITERATURE II
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
ELY 346
3.000 GDIV
LPA
002
20738
WORLD LITERATURE II
Chen, B
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 212
3.000 GDIV
LPA
003
20751
WORLD LITERATURE II
Chen, B
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 225
3.000 GDIV
LPA
004
20740
WORLD LITERATURE II
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
NHL 141B
3.000 GDIV
LPA
001
20781
CULTURAL STUDIES
Nielsen, L
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 225
3.000 AAPP
UDIV
002
20792
CULTURAL STUDIES
Nielsen, L
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 111
3.000 AAPP
UDIV
001
20997
CREATIVE WRITING
Nielsen, L
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 03
3.000
002
21115
CREATIVE WRITING
Renfro, Y
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
BATES 123
3.000
001
20994
JOURNALISM 1
Layng, G
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 04
3.000
002
21006
JOURNALISM 1
Layng, G
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
BATES 04
3.000
ENGL0276
001
21010
WRITING ABOUT THE ARTS
Seidel, C
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
ELY 220
3.000
ENGL0285
001
20782
BASIC FILM WRITING
Stessel, H
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
ELY 220
3.000
ENGL0295
001
20759
GATEWAY TO ADV LIT STUDY
Wong, S
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 214
3.000
ENGL0297
H01
21015
HNRS: MAYOR'S SYMPOSIUM
Diana, V
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
NHL 141B
3.000
ENGL0301
001
20785
TUTORING WRITING
Savini, C
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
PAR 109
2.000
ENGL0312
001
20720
QUEER LITERATURE & THEORY
DiGrazia, J
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 214
3.000
ENGL0317
001
20708
SHAKESPEARE:TRAG.&HIS
Sandidge, M
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 111
3.000
ENGL0322
001
20809
PRACTICUM SEMINAR: ENGL EDUC
Sarigianides, S
T 05:00PM-07:00PM
BATES 218
2.000
ENGL0323
001
21116
AMERICAN NOVEL
Todd, E
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 221
3.000
**ENGL0327
001
20805
CONTEMP. CROSS-CULTURAL LIT.
STAFF
R 04:30PM-07:15PM
BATES 221
3.000 GDIV
ENGL0330
001
20745
LITERARY CRITICISM
Brewster, G
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 214
3.000
ENGL0335
001
21113
ST: SONG WRITING
Neikirk, G
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
ELY 341
3.000
002
21211
ST: TECHNICAL WRITING
Seidel, C
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
BATES 214
3.000
ENGL0338
001
20671
YOUNG ADULT LIT IN ELA CLASS
STAFF
M 04:00PM-06:25PM
BATES 221
3.000
ENGL0340
001
20736
CREATIVE NON-FICTION
Layng, G
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 223
3.000
ENGL0345
001
20801
WRITING FICTION
Layng, G
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 118
3.000
ENGL0346
001
21005
WRITING POETRY
Nielsen, L
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
ELY 339
3.000
ENGL0348
001
20718
HIST OF ENG LANGUAGE
Sandidge, M
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 03
3.000
ENGL0350
001
20680
METHODS TCHNG ENG-MID/SEC SCH
STAFF
W 04:30PM-07:15PM
BATES 118
3.000
002
20993
METHODS TCHNG ENG-MID/SEC SCH
Sarigianides, S
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 214
3.000
001
20669
BUS AND TECH WRITING
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
ELY 220
3.000
002
20705
BUS AND TECH WRITING
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
ELY 220
3.000
003
20753
BUS AND TECH WRITING
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 04
3.000
004
20764
BUS AND TECH WRITING
Seidel, C
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 04
3.000
**ENGL0222
**ENGL0240
ENGL0246
ENGL0275
ENGL0392
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LOCATION2
CR
CORE
SEC
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COURSE
SEC
CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
005
20783
BUS AND TECH WRITING
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 04
TIME2
LOCATION2
3.000
CR
006
20800
BUS AND TECH WRITING
Seidel, C
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 04
3.000
008
20807
BUS AND TECH WRITING
STAFF
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
BATES 04
3.000
ENGL0393
001
20808
HIST/DEVELOP MOTION PICTURES
Stessel, H
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
ELY 220
3.000
ENGL0397
002
21114
ST:RUSSIAN LITERATURE
Renfro, Y
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
JPARK 16
3.000
CORE
Subject: Environmental Science **ENVS0101
001
20224
PRINC OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCI
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 211
3.000 ASCI
ENVS0105
001
20226
NATURAL HIST&FIELD TECHNIQUES
McDonald, J
T 12:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 211
3.000
002
20227
NATURAL HIST&FIELD TECHNIQUES
McDonald, J
R 12:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 211
3.000
ENVS0106
001
21392
INTRO ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
Conz, B
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 134
3.000
ENVS0180
001
20228
INTRO ENVIRONMENTAL SCI SEM
Vorwerk, M
T 12:45PM-01:35PM
WILSN 223
1.000
002
20230
INTRO ENVIRONMENTAL SCI SEM
Vorwerk, M
R 12:45PM-01:35PM
WILSN 223
ENVS0251
001
20231
WATER RESRCE PLN.MGMT WATERSHD
Vorwerk, M
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 211
T 02:15PM-05:00PM
WILSN 223
4.000
ENVS0300
001
20232
WETLANDS ASSESSMENT/PLANNING
Leigh, K
R 03:15PM-06:00PM
WILSN 223
MW 03:50PM-05:05PM
WILSN 211
4.000
ENVS0309
001
20234
WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMNT
McDonald, J
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 223
M 01:40PM-04:25PM
WILSN 223
4.000
ENVS0317
001
21301
ST: ENVIRONMENTAL SCI
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 211
M 12:45PM-03:30PM
WILSN 211
3.000
ENVS0390
001
21394
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SR. SEM.
Parshall, T
W 12:35PM-03:20PM
WILSN 211
3.000
001
21213
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Nguyen, L
ONLINE
3.000
002
21214
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 317
3.000
003
21215
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Nguyen, L
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 317
3.000
004
21216
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Nguyen, L
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 317
3.000
005
21314
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 317
3.000
**FINC0305
001
20648
INTRO TO ECONOMETRIC METHODS
Wagner, J
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 400
3.000 ARSN
FINC0312
001
21217
INVESTMENTS: SECURITY ANALYSYS
Nguyen, L
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 407
3.000
1.000
Subject: Finance FINC0207
Subject: Geography - Regional Planning **GARP0101
001
20495
WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
Neog, D
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 134
3.000 SOCU
003
20587
WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
Neog, D
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 316
3.000 SOCU
004
20622
WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
STAFF
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
WILSN 317
3.000 SOCU
005
20612
WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 317
3.000 SOCU
**GARP0102
001
20542
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY W/LAB
Braun, C
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 138
4.000 LSCI
Choose One Lab
01A
20562
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB
STAFF
M 10:25AM-12:05PM
BATES 05
.000 LSCI
01A, B or C
01B
20565
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB
STAFF
W 10:25AM-12:05PM
BATES 05
.000 LSCI
01C
20569
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB
STAFF
F 10:25AM-12:05PM
BATES 05
.000 LSCI
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COURSE
SEC
CRN
**GARP0102
003
Choose One Lab
03A
03A, B or C
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
20608
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY W/LAB
Leiker, K
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 130
4.000 LSCI
20600
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB
Leiker, K
R 08:30AM-10:10AM
BATES 05
.000 LSCI
03B
20615
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB
Leiker, K
R 01:40PM-03:30PM
BATES 05
.000 LSCI
03C
20601
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB
Leiker, K
T 08:30AM-10:10AM
BATES 05
.000 LSCI
**GARP0102
004
20613
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY W/LAB
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 138
4.000 LSCI
Choose One Lab
04A
20619
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB
STAFF
T 03:45PM-05:25PM
BATES 05
.000 LSCI
04A, or B
04B
20620
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - LAB
STAFF
R 03:45PM-05:25PM
BATES 05
.000 LSCI
**GARP0105
001
20596
INTRO COMMUNITY PLANNING
Terzano, K
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 22
3.000 SOCU
002
20575
INTRO COMMUNITY PLANNING
Neog, D
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 211
3.000 SOCU
GARP0106
001
20614
INTRO ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
Conz, B
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 134
3.000
**GARP0204
001
20616
HOUSING IN AMERICA
Bull, M
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 317
3.000 UDIV
**GARP0210
001
20599
CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 304
3.000 GDIV
002
20604
CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 134
3.000 GDIV
003
20485
CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
Terzano, K
ONLINE
3.000 GDIV
005
20621
CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
STAFF
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
WILSN 304
3.000 GDIV
006
20617
CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 304
3.000 GDIV
007
21398
CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 319
3.000 GDIV
GARP0216
001
20559
THE (UN)JUST CITY
Terzano, K
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 314
3.000
GARP0222
001
20618
SITE PLANNING STUDIO
Bristow, R
T 02:15PM-04:45PM
WILSN 314
3.000
GARP0225
001
20597
LEGAL ISS.IN ZONING&PLANNING
Bull, M
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 207
3.000
GARP0244
001
20543
INTRO TO GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYST
LeDoux, T
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 22
3.000
002
20578
INTRO TO GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYST
LeDoux, T
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 22
3.000
003
20607
INTRO TO GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYST
Sleavin, W
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 22
3.000
001
20605
QUANT MTHDS SOCIAL/PHYS SCIE
Bristow, R
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 22
3.000 ARSN
002
21250
QUANT MTHDS SOCIAL/PHYS SCIE
Bristow, R
R 02:15PM-04:45PM
BATES 22
3.000 ARSN
GARP0331
001
20583
SEVERE & UNUSUAL WEATHER
Leiker, K
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 130
3.000
GARP0344
001
20598
ADV. GEOGRAPHICAL INFO. SYSTEM
Braun, C
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 22
3.000
001
20352
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY W/LAB
Reyes, A
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 314
W 12:35PM-02:25PM
WILSN 302
4.000 LSCI
002
20383
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY W/LAB
Weiss, T
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 314
T 01:40PM-03:30PM
WILSN 302
4.000 LSCI
001
20353
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
Reyes, A
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 314
3.000 ASCI
002
20385
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
Weiss, T
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 314
3.000 ASCI
001
20340
GENERAL OCEANOGRAPHY
Reyes, A
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 314
3.000 ASCI
002
21367
GENERAL OCEANOGRAPHY
Reyes, A
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 314
3.000 ASCI
001
20389
GEOLOGIC HAZARDS
Young, M
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 316
3.000 ASCI
002
20391
GEOLOGIC HAZARDS
Young, M
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 316
3.000 ASCI
**GARP0246
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
TITLE
Subject: Geology **GEOL0101
**GEOL0102
**GEOL0108
**GEOL0124
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CRN
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TIME
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TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
Subject: General Science **GNSC0101
001
20375
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
Giuliano, F
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 314
4.000 LSCI
Choose One lab
01A
20376
PHYSICAL SCIENCE - LAB
Lemieux, J
T 09:10AM-11:00AM
WILSN 311
.000 LSCI
01A or B
01B
20377
PHYSICAL SCIENCE - LAB
Lemieux, J
R 09:10AM-11:00AM
WILSN 311
.000 LSCI
**GNSC0101
002
20379
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
Giuliano, F
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 314
4.000 LSCI
Choose One lab
02A
20380
PHYSICAL SCIENCE - LAB
STAFF
T 11:25AM-01:15PM
WILSN 311
.000 LSCI
02A or B
02B
20381
PHYSICAL SCIENCE - LAB
STAFF
R 11:25AM-01:15PM
WILSN 311
.000 LSCI
GNSC0360
001
20374
METHODS OF SCIENCE ED. PREK-6
Weiss, T
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 309
2.000
002
20390
METHODS OF SCIENCE ED. PREK-6
Weiss, T
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 309
2.000
003
20392
METHODS OF SCIENCE ED. PREK-6
Giuliano, F
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 309
2.000
GNSC0371
001
20402
METHODS OF SCIENCE MID SCHL
Giuliano, F
W 04:00PM-06:25PM
WILSN 309
3.000
GNSC0373
001
20403
METHODS OF CHEMISTRY EDUC
Giuliano, F
W 04:00PM-06:25PM
WILSN 309
3.000
GNSC0383
001
20378
SENIOR SEMINR: GENERAL SCIENCE
Reyes, A
W 04:00PM-04:50PM
WILSN 302
1.000
004
20410
WESTERN EXPERIENCE I
Wallace, B
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
BATES 111
3.000 SOCU
H01
20413
HNRS: WESTERN EXPERIENCE I
Dempsey, J
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 123
3.000 SOCU
001
20368
WESTERN EXPERIENCE II
Camerota, M
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 214
3.000 SOCU
002
20371
WESTERN EXPERIENCE II
Camerota, M
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 214
3.000 SOCU
003
20399
WESTERN EXPERIENCE II
Mondschein, K
ONLINE
3.000 SOCU
HIST0120
001
20435
THE HISTORY/SOCIAL STUD. TCHR
Aieta, N
BATES 113
1.000
**HIST0131
001
20361
U.S. HISTORY TO 1865
Cleaton-Ruiz, C
ONLINE
3.000 HSGV
002
20362
U.S. HISTORY TO 1865
Cleaton-Ruiz, C
ONLINE
3.000 HSGV
007
20370
U.S. HISTORY TO 1865
Wallace, B
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 212
3.000 HSGV
008
20408
U.S. HISTORY TO 1865
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
BATES 214
3.000 HSGV
009
20418
U.S. HISTORY TO 1865
Judge, E
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 113
3.000 HSGV
011
20432
U.S. HISTORY TO 1865
Trzasko, A
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
BATES 113
3.000 HSGV
001
20373
U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865
Konig, M
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 113
3.000 HSGV
002
20387
U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865
Konig, M
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 113
3.000 HSGV
003
20395
U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865
Konig, M
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 113
3.000 HSGV
004
20397
U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865
Harling, F
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 212
3.000 HSGV
005
20400
U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865
Harling, F
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
BATES 212
3.000 HSGV
006
20421
U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865
Harling, F
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 212
3.000 HSGV
008
20419
U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865
Konig, M
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 118
3.000 HSGV
010
20429
U.S.HISTORY SINCE 1865
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 212
3.000 HSGV
Subject: History **HIST0101
**HIST0102
**HIST0132
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HIST0213
002
20412
WORLD HISTORY TO 16TH CENTURY
Mondschein, K
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
BATES 113
3.000
003
20407
WORLD HISTORY TO 16TH CENTURY
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 225
3.000
004
20430
WORLD HISTORY TO 16TH CENTURY
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 113
3.000
001
20363
INTRO:ASIA, AFRICA & MID EAST
Young, E
ONLINE
3.000 GDIV
002
20365
INTRO:ASIA, AFRICA & MID EAST
Young, E
ONLINE
3.000 GDIV
003
20369
INTRO:ASIA, AFRICA & MID EAST
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 118
3.000 GDIV
004
20382
INTRO:ASIA, AFRICA & MID EAST
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 118
3.000 GDIV
**HIST0263
001
20406
U.S. WOMAN'S HISTORY
Orr, B
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 123
3.000 UDIV
HIST0270
001
20366
History of Baseball
Dempsey, J
ONLINE
3.000
002
20414
ST:RELIG & LIB IN AM TO 1865
Aieta, N
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 113
3.000
H01
21279
HNRS:GENDER & THE ENVIRONMENT
Morin, E
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
HIST0273
001
20364
LABOR & ECONOMIC HISTORY
Dodge, L
**HIST0276
001
20393
LATIN AMERICA TO 1800
Cleaton-Ruiz, C
HIST0287
001
20428
Asia since 1700
HIST0290
002
20416
003
20367
004 HIST0292
**HIST0215
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
3.000 ONLINE
3.000
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 118
3.000 GDIV
Harling, F
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 214
3.000
ST: MEDEVIL SWORD FIGHTING
Mondschein, K
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 210
3.000
ST: History of Comedy
Abate, M
ONLINE
3.000
20431
History of Warfare
Wallace, B
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 123
3.000
001
20433
CRISIS IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Young, E
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
BATES 212
3.000
HIST0300
001
21278
PRBL EUR HIST: FACES OF EVIL
Abate, M
T 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 113
HIST0302
001
20422
INTRO HIST RESEARCH/ANALYSIS
Dodge, L
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 118
3.000
HIST0332
001
20409
HISTORY METH-MIDDLE&SECONDARY
Aieta, N
M 04:00PM-06:25PM
BATES 113
3.000
HIST0375
001
20396
US/LATIN AMER RELAT SINCE 1898
Cleaton-Ruiz, C
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 118
3.000
Guadalupe, G
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
MOD 110
3.000 SOCU
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
MOD 105
3.000
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 210
3.000
AND ONLINE
SOCU
3.000
Subject: World Languages, General **LANG0210
001
20504
LANGUAGE, CULTURE & SOCIETY
UDIV
Subject: World Languages, Arabic LARA0101
001
20507
ARABIC I
Subject: World Languages, Chinese LCHI0101
001
20481
CHINESE I
Subject: World Languages, French LFRE0101
001
20501
FRENCH 1
Ohayon, R
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 225
3.000
**LFRE0103
001
20497
FRENCH III
Ohayon, R
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 111
3.000 GDIV
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CRN
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LOCATION2
CR
CORE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
MOD 110
3.000 GDIV
ONLINE
1.000 GDIV
LPA
Subject: World Languages, Italian **LITA0102
001
20490
ITALIAN II
Subject: World Languages, Literature **LLIT0220
**LLIT0310
001
20463
DESPERATE WOMEN IN THE NOVEL
Ohayon, R
002
20494
DESPERATE WOMEN IN THE NOVEL
Ohayon, R
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 225
1.000 GDIV
LPA
001
20489
POP CULTURE IN HISPANIC WORLD
Viera, H
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
MOD 110
3.000 GDIV
LPA
Subject: World Languages, Spanish LSPA0101
001
20482
SPANISH I
Guzman, M
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 210
3.000
002
20486
SPANISH I
Guzman, M
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
MOD 110
3.000
**LSPA0102
001
20530
SPANISH II
Guadalupe, G
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 111
3.000 GDIV
**LSPA0103
001
20464
SPANISH III
Viera, H
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
MOD 110
3.000 GDIV
**LSPA0104
001
20506
SPANISH IV
Guzman, M
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
MOD 110
3.000 GDIV
LSPA0204
001
20491
LATIN-AMER CULTURAL STUDIES
Viera, H
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
ELY 220
3.000
LSPA0210
001
21206
INTERM: SPANISH CONVERSATION
Morales-Diaz, E
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
MOD 110
3.000
**LSPA0315
001
20496
SPKG&WRITING SPAN:ADV LEVEL
Guadalupe, G
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
MOD 110
3.000 GDIV
001
20213
PRECALCULUS
Morell, L
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 319
3.000 TMTH
002
20218
PRECALCULUS
Morell, L
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
WILSN 319
001
20148
CALCULUS I
Rokicki, A
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 418
W 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 405
4.000 TMTH
002
20161
CALCULUS I
Johnson, J
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 418
F 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 405
4.000 TMTH
**MATH0106
001
20194
CALCULUS II
Hotchkiss, P
TR 07:50AM-09:30AM
WILSN 418
4.000 TMTH
**MATH0108
001
20139
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
Connors, M
ONLINE
3.000 TMTH
003
20143
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
STAFF
MWF 04:05PM-04:55PM
WILSN 416
3.000 TMTH
004
20150
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 404
3.000 TMTH
005
20156
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
NHL 141A
3.000 TMTH
006
20190
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
STAFF
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 405
3.000 TMTH
008
20196
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 403
3.000 TMTH
010
20140
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
Ryczek, R
ONLINE
3.000 TMTH
011
21303
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 319
3.000 TMTH
012
21304
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 319
3.000 TMTH
H07
20167
HNRS: ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
Wright, J
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 405
3.000 TMTH
Subject: Mathematics **MATH0104
**MATH0105
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TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
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LOCATION
**MATH0110
002
20152
MATH EXPLORATIONS
Fleron, J
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 416
3.000 TMTH
003
20210
MATH EXPLORATIONS
Ecke, V
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 405
3.000 TMTH
005
20200
MATH EXPLORATIONS
Hotchkiss, P
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 416
3.000 TMTH
H04
20207
HNRS: MATH EXPLORATIONS
Von Renesse, C
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 405
3.000 TMTH
001
20141
MATH APPLICATIONS
Ahmadov, M
ONLINE
3.000 TMTH
002
20144
MATH APPLICATIONS
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 405
3.000 TMTH
003
20145
MATH APPLICATIONS
Clark, L
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 319
3.000 TMTH
004
20151
MATH APPLICATIONS
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 401
3.000 TMTH
005
20157
MATH APPLICATIONS
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 401
3.000 TMTH
006
20189
MATH APPLICATIONS
Clark, L
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 319
3.000 TMTH
007
20192
MATH APPLICATIONS
Clark, L
MWF 03:50PM-04:40PM
WILSN 319
3.000 TMTH
003
20193
MATH FOR BUS-SOC SCI
Reed, D
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 319
3.000 TMTH
004
20198
MATH FOR BUS-SOC SCI
Reed, D
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 130
3.000 TMTH
001
20149
FOUNDATIONS: NUMBER SYSTEMS
Wright, J
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 319
3.000 TMTH
002
20160
FOUNDATIONS: NUMBER SYSTEMS
Wright, J
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 319
MATH0201
001
20163
CALCULUS III
Von Renesse, C
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 416
**MATH0216
001
20195
LITERATURE OF MATHEMATICS
Johnson, J
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 418
3.000 LPA
MATH0218
001
20159
LINEAR ALGEBRA
Vorwerk, K
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 416
3.000
MATH0220
001
20188
DISCRETE STRUCTURES
Johnson, J
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 418
3.000
**MATH0250
001
20164
FOUND:PATTERNS,REASON,ALGEBRA
Rokicki, A
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 416
3.000 TMTH
002
20166
FOUND:PATTERNS,REASON,ALGEBRA
Rokicki, A
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 416
3.000 TMTH
004
20191
FOUND:PATTERNS,REASON,ALGEBRA
STAFF
MW 03:50PM-05:15PM
WILSN 405
3.000 TMTH
**MATH0252
001
20204
FOUND:DATA ANALYSIS&PROBAB
Judge, J
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 405
3.000 TMTH
MATH0301
001
21313
ABSTRACT ALGEBRA I
Rokicki, A
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 416
3.000
MATH0306
001
20169
MODERN GEOMETRIES 1
Ecke, V
MW 02:45PM-04:00PM
WILSN 416
3.000
MATH0322
001
20984
PILOT: CIVIC ENGMNT & MATH
Welsh, E
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 405
3.000
MATH0323
001
20165
COMPLEX ANALYSIS
Welsh, E
MW 03:50PM-05:15PM
WILSN 418
3.000
MATH0337
001
20211
FOUND.SECOND.SCH MATH
Welsh, E
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 418
3.000
MATH0340
001
20214
MATHEMATICAL STAT I
Wright, J
R 03:45PM-06:15PM
WILSN 418
3.000
MATH0342
001
20155
ACTUARIAL PROBLEM SOLVING
Johnson, J
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 418
3.000
MATH0352
001
20197
FOUND TEACH MATH-ELED (1-6)
Ecke, V
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 319
2.000
MATH0354
001
20206
FOUND TEACH MATH-ECED (PreK-2)
MacKinnon, J
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 416
2.000
MATH0390
001
20208
SENIOR SEM.IN MATHEMATICS
Hotchkiss, P
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 418
3.000
**MATH0111
**MATH0115
**MATH0153
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LOCATION2
CR
CORE
COURSE
3.000 TMTH W 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 405
4.000
** Core codes included on core pages
COURSE
SEC
CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
Subject: Management MGMT0107
MGMT0220
MGMT0221
MGMT0241
MGMT0250
MGMT0301
MGMT0308
MGMT0314
MGMT0321
MGMT0325
001
20576
SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000
002
20842
SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT
Naidorf, M
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 101
3.000
003
21218
SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT
Naidorf, M
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 101
3.000
004
21219
SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 101
3.000
005
21221
SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 101
3.000
006
21220
SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 101
3.000
007
21223
SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT
STAFF
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 101
3.000
001
20624
PROD-OPERATIONS MGMT
Bakuli, D
ONLINE
3.000
002
20629
PROD-OPERATIONS MGMT
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 316
3.000
004
20659
PROD-OPERATIONS MGMT
Bakuli, D
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 316
3.000
005
20828
PROD-OPERATIONS MGMT
Bakuli, D
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 402
3.000
006
20841
PROD-OPERATIONS MGMT
Bakuli, D
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 404
3.000
001
21224
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000
002
21225
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 400
3.000
003
21226
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 403
3.000
004
21227
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
STAFF
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 400
3.000
001
20573
BUSINESS LAW
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000
002
21228
BUSINESS LAW
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 134
3.000
003
21229
BUSINESS LAW
STAFF
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 403
3.000
004
21230
BUSINESS LAW
STAFF
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 403
3.000
001
21231
QUANT APPROACH TO BUS DEC
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000
002
21232
QUANT APPROACH TO BUS DEC
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 317
3.000
003
21233
QUANT APPROACH TO BUS DEC
STAFF
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 316
3.000
004
21234
QUANT APPROACH TO BUS DEC
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 404
3.000
001
20579
LABOR RELATIONS
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000
002
21235
LABOR RELATIONS
STAFF
WILSN 403
3.000
001
20582
ORG DEV & BEHAVIOR
Sherman, K
002
20639
ORG DEV & BEHAVIOR
Sherman, K
MW 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 403
003
20834
ORG DEV & BEHAVIOR
Daniel, C
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 400
3.000
004
20846
ORG DEV & BEHAVIOR
Daniel, C
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 403
3.000
001
20653
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Sherman, K
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 404
3.000
002
20656
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Sherman, K
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WILSN 404
3.000
001
20835
MANAGEMENT INFO SYSTEMS
Naidorf, M
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 101
3.000
002
21236
MANAGEMENT INFO SYSTEMS
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 319
3.000
001
20623
BUS STRATEGY & POLICY
Daniel, C
ONLINE
3.000
002
20840
BUS STRATEGY & POLICY
Daniel, C
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
WILSN 407
3.000
003
21237
BUS STRATEGY & POLICY
STAFF
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 402
3.000
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ONLINE
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3.000
** Core codes included on core pages
COURSE
SEC
CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
**MGMT0338
001
21238
INTRNATL BUSINESS
STAFF
002
21239
INTRNATL BUSINESS
STAFF
003
21240
INTRNATL BUSINESS
STAFF
MGMT0342
002
20847
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Knipes, B
MGMT0344
001
21315
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
MGMT0346
001
21241
002 001
MGMT0398
TIME
LOCATION
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
ONLINE
3.000 GDIV
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 403
3.000 GDIV
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 404
3.000 GDIV
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 402
3.000
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000
LEADERSHIP
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000
21242
LEADERSHIP
STAFF
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 402
3.000
20848
BUSINESS INTERNSHIP
Naidorf, M
1.000
CORE
Subject: Military Science MLSC0100
001
21350
ARMY PHYSICAL TRAINING
STAFF
M 06:15AM-07:30AM
WDWRD 120
MLSC0101
001
21351
FOUNDATIONS OF OFFICERSHP
Aube, N
M 08:15AM-09:05AM
ELY 339
MLSC0201
001
21352
INDIVIDUAL LEADERSHIP STUDIES
Aube, N
M 09:20AM-10:10AM
ELY 339
M 10:25AM-11:15AM
ELY 338
2.000
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WDWRD 235
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WDWRD 120
3.000 ASCI
1.000
Subject: Movement Science **MOVP0100
001
21146
INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE
STAFF
006
21101
INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE
STAFF
008
21032
INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WDWRD 236
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WDWRD 120
3.000 ASCI
009
21141
INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WDWRD 236
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WDWRD 120
3.000 ASCI
010
21046
INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE
STAFF
W 04:00PM-06:30PM
WDWRD 234
011
21016
INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WDWRD 236
012
21028
INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 233
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 120
3.000 ASCI
013
21025
INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 236
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 120
3.000 ASCI
016
21034
INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE
STAFF
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WDWRD 236
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WDWRD 120
3.000 ASCI
MOVP0101
001
21147
CLINICAL EXP IN EXERCISE SCI I
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WDWRD 234
1.000
MOVP0103
001
21317
INTRO TO TEACHING PE
Bohler, H
F 07:50AM-09:05AM
WDWRD 236
1.000
MOVP0105
001
21018
FOUNDATN MOVMNT SCI I
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WDWRD 234
3.000
002
21148
FOUNDATN MOVMNT SCI I
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WDWRD 234
3.000
001
21049
FOUNDATN MOVMNT SCI II
Schwartz, D
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WDWRD 235
3.000
003
21097
FOUNDATN MOVMNT SCI II
Schwartz, D
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WDWRD 235
3.000
MOVP0107
001
21396
EXERCISE INJ/PREV & TREATMENT
STAFF
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WDWRD 240
MOVP0111
01B
21030
BADMINTON
Stanne, K
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 120
SECOND EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
MOVP0113
01A
21117
FITNESS FOR ADULTS:WALKING
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WDWRD 120
FIRST EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
MOVP0116
01A
21029
FRISBEE GAMES
Stanne, K
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 120
FIRST EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
MOVP0124
01A
21054
BASKETBALL
Bohler, H
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WDWRD 120
FIRST EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
01B
21055
BASKETBALL
Bohler, H
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WDWRD 120
SECOND EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
MOVP0152
01A
21142
GOLF 1
Laing, D
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WDWRD 120
FIRST EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
MOVP0173
02B
21047
INITIATIVE GAMES&ROPES
Tatsugawa, K
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WDWRD 120
SECOND EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
MOVP0180
01A
21056
ROCK CLIMBING
Tatsugawa, K
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WDWRD 120
FIRST EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
MOVP0106
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3.000 ASCI 3.000 ASCI
3.000
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COURSE
SEC
CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
MOVP0182
001
21053
LIFE GUARD TRAINING
Laing, D
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
ELY POOL
MOVP0183
01A
21099
RELAXATION TECHNIQUES
McNamara, S
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WDWRD 230
FIRST EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
02B
21100
RELAXATION TECHNIQUES
McNamara, S
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WDWRD 230
SECOND EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
03A
21134
RELAXATION TECHNIQUES
McNamara, S
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WDWRD 230
FIRST EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
04B
21140
RELAXATION TECHNIQUES
McNamara, S
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WDWRD 230
SECOND EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
05A
21318
RELAXATION TECHNIQUES
McNamara, S
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WDWRD 230
FIRST EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
06B
21319
RELAXATION TECHNIQUES
McNamara, S
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WDWRD 230
SECOND EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
MOVP0190
01A
21051
FIRST AID & EMERGENCY CARE
DeMartini, J
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WDWRD 238
FIRST EIGHT WEEKS
1.000
MOVP0191
001
21020
ATHLETIC TRAINING SKILLS
Lee, C
F 10:25AM-11:15AM
WDWRD 114
MOVP0199
001
21098
WILDERNESS EXPERIENCES
Tatsugawa, K
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WDWRD 236
MOVP0202
002
21023
INTRO TO MOTOR LEARNING
Rausch, R
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WDWRD 234
003
21397
INTRO TO MOTOR LEARNING
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WDWRD 234
3.000
001
21017
MOTOR DEVELOP & BEHAVIOR
Pantuosco Hensch, L
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WDWRD 235
3.000
002
21026
MOTOR DEVELOP & BEHAVIOR
Pantuosco Hensch, L
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 235
3.000
MOVP0204
001
21019
KINESIOLOGY
Earp, J
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WDWRD 233
3.000
Choose One Lab
002
21037
KINESIOLOGY
Earp, J
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WDWRD 233
3.000
0LA
21330
KINESIOLOGY - LAB
Earp, J
M 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 239
.000
0LB
21325
KINESIOLOGY - LAB
Earp, J
W 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 239
.000
0LC
21323
KINESIOLOGY - LAB
Earp, J
M 03:10PM-04:00PM
WDWRD 239
.000
0LD
21324
KINESIOLOGY - LAB
Earp, J
W 03:10PM-04:00PM
WDWRD 239
.000
MOVP0205
001
21031
PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE
Laing, D
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WDWRD 238
Choose One Lab
0LA
21331
PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE-LAB
Laing, D
M 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 238
.000
0LA, B or C
0LB
21334
PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE-LAB
Laing, D
W 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 238
.000
0LC
21335
PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE-LAB
Laing, D
F 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 238
.000
001
21153
CONCEPTS OF NUTRITION
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WDWRD 234
3.000
002
21119
CONCEPTS OF NUTRITION
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WDWRD 234
3.000
003
21122
CONCEPTS OF NUTRITION
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000
MOVP0213
001
21151
SPORTS MEDICINE PROFESSIONS
Pantuosco Hensch, L
WDWRD 235
1.000
MOVP0225
001
21155
MEDICAL TERM & DOCUMENTATION
STAFF
MOVP0235
001
21123
EVAL.OF LOWER EXTREMITY INJ.
STAFF
MW 07:50AM-09:05AM
WDWRD 233
F 08:15AM-09:05AM
WDWRD 239
3.000
002
21149
EVAL.OF LOWER EXTREMITY INJ.
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WDWRD 239
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WDWRD 233
3.000
003
21124
EVAL.OF LOWER EXTREMITY INJ.
STAFF
MW 07:50AM-09:05AM
WDWRD 240
F 08:15AM-09:05AM
WDWRD 240
3.000
MOVP0237
001
21021
ATHLETIC TRNG CLIN EXPERIENCE
Lee, C
W 10:25AM-11:15AM
WDWRD 114
2.000
MOVP0250
001
21133
TECH OF WILDERNESS LDRSHP
Tatsugawa, K
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WDWRD 236
3.000
MOVP0255
001
21336
FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY
STAFF
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WDWRD 240
MOVP0260
001
21042
THEORY/PRAC TECH ED GAMES/DANC
Stanne, K
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WDWRD 240
MOVP0203
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
2.000
1.000 3.000 TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WDWRD 232
3.000
0LA-D (see below) MOVP0204-LAB
MOVP0212
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MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WDWRD 234
ONLINE
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3.000
3.000 MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
WDWRD 120
3.000
** Core codes included on core pages
COURSE
SEC
CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
TIME2
LOCATION2
MOVP0261
001
21033
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF GAMES I
Bohler, H
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WDWRD 240
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WDWRD 120
3.000
CR
MOVP0292
001
21035
PRIN OF GROUP EX PROGRAM
Roti, M
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WDWRD 230
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WDWRD 235
3.000
MOVP0301
001
21337
PHYS ED IN ELEM SCHOOL
Stanne, K
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WDWRD 236
3.000
MOVP0302
001
21338
MEASURMENT & EVALUATION IN PE
Bohler, H
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WDWRD 240
3.000
MOVP0303
001
21022
HEALTH EDUC.IN ELEM SCHOOL
Bohler, H
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WDWRD 236
3.000
002
21150
HEALTH EDUC.IN ELEM SCHOOL
Laing, S
T 04:30PM-07:00PM
WDWRD 236
3.000
MOVP0305
001
21339
PRIN OF STRENGTH CONDITIONING
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WDWRD 235
3.000
MOVP0314
001
21340
PHYS ED TEACH METH: ELEM/SEC
Rausch, R
MW 07:50AM-09:05AM
WDWRD 236
3.000
MOVP0319
001
21121
MEDICAL ASPECT OF PHYS ACTVITY
STAFF
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WDWRD 233
MOVP0320
001
21126
FITNESS ASSMT&EXERCISE
STAFF
MW 07:50AM-09:05AM
WDWRD 234
MOVP0323
001
21043
THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES
DeMartini, J
TR 07:50AM-09:30AM
WDWRD 233
**MOVP0325
001
21102
WOMEN AND SPORT
Schwartz, D
MOVP0327
001
21136
THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE
DeMartini, J
MW 07:50AM-09:05AM
WDWRD 240
MOVP0328
001
21096
FITNESS.REHAB.FOR SPEC.POPULA.
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WDWRD 233
3.000
002
21048
FITNESS.REHAB.FOR SPEC.POPULA.
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WDWRD 233
3.000
MOVP0330
001
21341
SPORTS PROMOTION
Pantuosco Hensch, L
M 04:00PM-06:30PM
WDWRD 235
3.000
MOVP0331
002
21120
SPORT & EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY
Schwartz, D
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WDWRD 235
3.000
MOVP0335
001
21118
RESEARCH METH/PHYS ACT HEALTH
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WDWRD 234
3.000
MOVP0337
001
21024
ATH TRNG RSCH/CLN DECSN MAKG
Lee, C
M 10:25AM-11:15AM
WDWRD 114
3.000
MOVP0355
001
21044
PRAC:SEM PHYS ED
Stanne, K
W 04:00PM-06:30PM
WDWRD 236
3.000
MOVP0360
001
21157
SENIOR SEM IN SPORTS MEDICINE
Pantuosco Hensch, L
T 05:00PM-06:40PM
WDWRD 240
2.000
MOVP0390
001
21027
SENIOR SEM IN EXERSICE SCIENCE
Roti, M
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WDWRD 234
1.000
001
20556
MARKETING MANAGEMENT
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000
002
20636
MARKETING MANAGEMENT
STAFF
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 401
3.000
003
20642
MARKETING MANAGEMENT
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 402
3.000
004
20658
MARKETING MANAGEMENT
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 401
3.000
005
20662
MARKETING MANAGEMENT
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 401
3.000
MRKT0251
001
20546
INTRO TO COMMERC REC & TOURISM
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000
MRKT0307
001
20548
MARKETING RESEARCH TECHNIQUES
Hart, P
ONLINE
3.000
002
20844
MARKETING RESEARCH TECHNIQUES
Hart, P
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 400
3.000
001
21243
PRIN OF ADVERTISING
STAFF
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 400
3.000
002
21222
PRIN OF ADVERTISING
STAFF
MWF 03:50PM-04:40PM
WILSN 401
3.000
001
20664
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
Hart, P
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 400
3.000
002
20831
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
Hart, P
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 403
3.000
CORE
3.000 F 08:15AM-09:05AM
WDWRD 234
3.000 3.000
ONLINE
3.000 UDIV MW 09:20AM-10:10AM
WDWRD 114
3.000
Subject: Marketing MRKT0231
MRKT0328
MRKT0337
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COURSE
SEC
CRN
002 003
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
21162
MUSIC APPRECIATION
Blanchard, S
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 126
3.000 AAPP
21165
MUSIC APPRECIATION
Rippere, M
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
BATES 227
3.000 AAPP
004
21170
MUSIC APPRECIATION
Wade, S
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
BATES 126
3.000 AAPP
005
21158
MUSIC APPRECIATION
Schwartz, J
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 125
3.000 AAPP
001
21137
WORLD MUSIC
Blanchard, S
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 227
3.000 AAPP
GDIV
002
21159
WORLD MUSIC
Saloio, E
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 227
3.000 AAPP
GDIV
003
21189
WORLD MUSIC
Schwartz, J
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 227
3.000 AAPP
GDIV
004
21193
WORLD MUSIC
Schwartz, J
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 227
3.000 AAPP
GDIV
005
21125
WORLD MUSIC
Blanchard, S
ONLINE
3.000 AAPP
GDIV
001
21163
BASIC MUSIC THEORY
Gannon, T
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 125
3.000 AAPP
Subject: Music **MUSC0101
**MUSC0104
**MUSC0110
004
21194
BASIC MUSIC THEORY
Rice, N
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 125
MUSC0111
001
21128
MUSIC THEORY I
Coutsouridis, P
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 125
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 216
3.000 AAPP 2.000
MUSC0113
001
21181
SIGHT SINGING/EAR TRAINING I
Bonacci, A
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 125
2.000
002
21182
SIGHT SINGING/EAR TRAINING I
LaVoie, K
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 15
2.000
MUSC0131
001
21186
LYRIC DICTION II
Brown-Bonacci, M
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 10
1.000
MUSC0140
001
21164
CHORALE
Barber, F
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
BATES 117
.500
MUSC0141
001
21199
UNIVERSITY CHORUS
Barber, F
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
BATES 117
MUSC0143
001
21168
WIND SYMPHONY
LaVoie, K
MW 02:56PM-03:46PM
BATES 117
MUSC0145
001
21139
JAZZ BIG BAND
Orgill, E
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 117
.500
MUSC0152
001
21176
PIANO CLASS I
Gilwood, D
TR 08:00AM-08:50AM
BATES 216
.500
002
21177
PIANO CLASS I
Gilwood, D
TR 08:51AM-09:41AM
BATES 216
.500
MUSC0154
001
21175
WOODWIND CLASS:(CLARINET)
Skinner, L
W 05:00PM-06:00PM
BATES 10
.500
MUSC0155
001
21156
BRASS CLASS (TRUMPET)
LaVoie, K
F 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 117
.500
MUSC0158
001
21173
STRING CLASS (CELLO)
Wade, A
M 05:00PM-06:00PM
BATES 117
**MUSC0160
001
21144
HISTORY OF JAZZ
Atherton, T
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 126
3.000 AAPP
UDIV
002
21152
HISTORY OF JAZZ
Atherton, T
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 126
3.000 AAPP
UDIV
006
21197
HISTORY OF JAZZ
Sonntag, S
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 126
3.000 AAPP
UDIV
007
21198
HISTORY OF JAZZ
Lacreta, J
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 227
3.000 AAPP
UDIV UDIV
.500 T 07:00PM-08:30PM
BATES 117
.500
.500
008
21127
HISTORY OF JAZZ
Orgill, E
ONLINE
3.000 AAPP
MUSC0199
001
21172
AFRICAN DRUMMING
Cohen, J
W 04:00PM-06:30PM
BATES 117
3.000
MUSC0200
001
21129
MUSIC HISTORY I
Lawson, S
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
BATES 227
3.000
MUSC0205
001
21161
INTRO TO MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP
Lawson, S
F 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 15
1.000
MUSC0211
001
21132
MUSIC THEORY III
Bonacci, A
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 125
2.000
MUSC0213
001
21183
SIGHT SING/EAR TRNG.III
Blanchard, S
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 126
2.000
MUSC0214
001
21205
COMPOSITION I
Bonacci, A
BATES 10
1.000
MUSC0230
001
21187
BASIC CONDUCTING
Taylor, A
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 117
2.000
MUSC0240
001
21143
STRING ENSEMBLE
Meyer, J
MW 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 8
.500
002
21201
LOW BRASS ENSEMBLE
Atherton, T
BATES 10
.500
004
21171
PIANO ENSEMBLE
Bailey, S
PAR DEVER
.500
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21169
PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE
Coutsouridis, P
F 02:45PM-04:45PM
BATES 117
.500
006
21202
FLUTE ENSEMBLE
Saloio, E
BATES 10
.500
007
21203
SAXOPHONE ENSEMBLE
Levine, T
BATES 10
.500
008
21174
GUITAR ENSEMBLE
Mason, J
BATES 10
.500
009
21204
TRUMPET ENSEMBLE
Sonntag, S
BATES 10
.500
010
21285
MUSIC THEATRE WORKSHOP
Brown-Bonacci, M
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
PAR DEVER
.500
MUSC0252
001
21185
PIANO CLASS III
Gilwood, D
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 216
.500
MUSC0264
001
21166
JAZZ THEORY I
Orgill, E
MWF 01:40PM-02:30PM
BATES 8
MUSC0267
001
21196
FUNCTIONAL JAZZ PIANO I
Argiro, J
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
BATES 216
.500
MUSC0269
001
21188
SMALL JAZZ ENSEMBLE
Levine, T
TR 11:15AM-12:15PM
BATES 8
.500
002
21192
SMALL JAZZ ENSEMBLE
Argiro, J
TR 01:00PM-02:00PM
BATES 8
.500
MUSC0279
001
21160
RECITAL ATTENDANCE&PERFORMANCE
Orgill, E
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 117
.500
MUSC0280
001
21284
MUSIC STUDIO
Coutsouridis, P
M 12:35PM-01:25PM
PAR DEVER
.000
MUSC0304
001
21184
AMERICAN MUSIC
Lawson, S
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
BATES 227
3.000
MUSC0312
001
21135
FORM AND ANALYSIS
Taylor, A
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 15
2.000
MUSC0331
001
21154
INSTRUMENTAL CONDUCTING
LaVoie, K
MW 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 117
2.000
MUSC0333
001
21180
CHORAL MUSIC EDUCATION
Barber, F
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
BATES
3.000
MUSC0362
001
21200
JAZZ IMPROVISATION III
Sonntag, S
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
BATES 8
1.000
NURS0101
001
20186
INTRO TO PROFESSIONAL NURSING
McKelvey, M
T 02:15PM-04:00PM
JPARK 15
2.000
NURS0200
001
20182
HEALTH ASSESSMENT & PROMOTION
Johnson, C
T 08:00AM-10:00AM
JPARK 15
3.000
NURS0300
001
20184
NURSING CARE:ADULT/OLDER ADULT
Scanlon, M
TR 10:01AM-12:00PM
JPARK 15
9.000
NURS0320
001
20185
NURSING CARE:WOMEN-CHILDREN
STAFF
R 12:01PM-03:00PM
JPARK 15
7.000
NURS0350
001
20183
ADVANCED PRINC OF PROF NURSING
Gaudet, C
R 08:00AM-10:00AM
JPARK 15
3.000
001
20170
INTRO TO ETHICS
Harte, L
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 304
3.000 LPA
002
20171
INTRO TO ETHICS
Harte, L
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 304
3.000 LPA
003
20172
INTRO TO ETHICS
Harte, L
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 304
3.000 LPA
004
20181
INTRO TO ETHICS
Art, B
MW 04:30PM-05:45PM
WILSN 300
3.000 LPA
**PHIL0103
002
20176
SYMBOLIC LOGIC I
Tetrault, G
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 304
3.000 ARSN
**PHIL0104
001
20174
GREAT PHIL ISSUES
Tetrault, G
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 304
3.000 LPA
**PHIL0109
001
20178
INTRO TO PHIL OF RELIGION
Art, B
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 300
3.000 LPA
002
20180
INTRO TO PHIL OF RELIGION
Art, B
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
WILSN 300
3.000 LPA
**PHIL0110
001
20177
INTRO TO PHIL OF SCIENCE
Tetrault, G
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 304
3.000 LPA
PHIL0200
001
20179
ST:HUMAN NATURE
Art, B
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 300
3.000
002
20187
REASONING: EAST AND WEST
Tetrault, G
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
WILSN 304
3.000
001
20173
ANCIENT INDIA
Harte, L
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 304
3.000 LPA
2.000
Subject: Nursing
Subject: Philosophy **PHIL0102
**PHIL0211
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0LA
0LA or B
TIME2
LOCATION2
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TIME
LOCATION
20336
INTRO TO PHYSICS I
Young, M
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 316
4.000 LSCI
20337
INTRO TO PHYSICS I - LAB
Young, M
M 12:35PM-02:25PM
WILSN 301
.000 LSCI
0LB
20339
INTRO TO PHYSICS I - LAB
Young, M
M 02:45PM-04:35PM
WILSN 301
.000 LSCI
**PHSC0115
001
20314
GENERAL PHYSICS I
Turner, W
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 301
**PHSC0125
001
20357
PHYSICS I
Turner, W
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 300
4.000 LSCI
Choose One Lab
0LA
20359
PHYSICS I - LAB
Turner, W
W 01:40PM-04:30PM
WILSN 303
.000 LSCI
0LA or B
0LB
20360
PHYSICS I - LAB
STAFF
R 12:45PM-03:35PM
WILSN 303
.000 LSCI
001
20502
AMERICAN NATL GOVT
STAFF
ONLINE
3.000 HSGV
002
20503
AMERICAN NATL GOVT
Jo, Y
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
NHL 141B
3.000 HSGV
004
20933
AMERICAN NATL GOVT
Steinberg, B
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 316
3.000 HSGV
005
20935
AMERICAN NATL GOVT
Brown, H
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
BATES 218
3.000 HSGV
006
20936
AMERICAN NATL GOVT
Steinberg, B
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
BATES 221
3.000 HSGV
009
20977
AMERICAN NATL GOVT
Brown, H
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 223
3.000 HSGV
010
21276
AMERICAN NATL GOVT
Walsh, M
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 212
3.000 HSGV
H01
20505
HNRS: AMERICAN NATL GOVT
Jo, Y
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
NHL 141B
3.000 HSGV
001
20975
STATE & LOCAL GOVT
Pilver, E
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
PAR 202
3.000 HSGV
002
20978
STATE & LOCAL GOVT
Pilver, E
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
PAR 202
3.000 HSGV
003
20979
STATE & LOCAL GOVT
Walsh, M
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 316
3.000 HSGV
004
20981
STATE & LOCAL GOVT
Walsh, M
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
BATES 210
3.000 HSGV
001
20500
LAW,COURTS & POLITICS
Zampini, P
ONLINE
3.000 SOCU
004
21275
LAW,COURTS & POLITICS
STAFF
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
NHL 141A
3.000 SOCU
001
20930
INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN STUDIES
Jo, Y
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
PAR 109
3.000 GDIV
002
20931
INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN STUDIES
STAFF
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 221
3.000 GDIV
003
20932
INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN STUDIES
Nguyen, L
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 214
3.000 GDIV
POLS0205
001
20980
METROPOLITAN POLITCS
Pilver, E
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
PAR 202
3.000
**POLS0209
001
20538
INTERNAT'L RELATIONS
Steinberg, B
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
BATES 214
3.000 GDIV
SOCU
002
20540
INTERNAT'L RELATIONS
Steinberg, B
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
BATES 223
3.000 GDIV
SOCU
POLS0215
001
20976
AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT
Brown, H
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
JPARK 17
3.000
POLS0301
001
20937
CLASSICAL POLITICAL THOUGHT
Brown, H
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
BATES 212
3.000
POLS0305
001
20974
AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
Jo, Y
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
ELY 346
3.000
POLS0309
001
20934
CIVIL LIBERTIES
Zampini, P
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
PAR 109
3.000
POLS0321
001
20536
AMERICAN PUBLIC POLICY
Smailes, D
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
BATES 221
3.000
POLS0397
001
20982
POL SCI INTERNSHIP
Smailes, D
Subject: Physics
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 303
4.000 LSCI
Subject: Political Science **POLS0101
**POLS0103
**POLS0105
**POLS0110
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CRN
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INSTRUCTOR
POLS0398
001
20983
WASHINGTON INTERNSHIP
Smailes, D
002
20062
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
003
20063
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
004
20081
005 007
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
TIME
LOCATION
Andrade, L
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 109
3.000 SOCU
Andrade, L
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 109
3.000 SOCU
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
Szpiler, J
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 130
3.000 SOCU
20084
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
Jackson, S
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 109
3.000 SOCU
20093
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 112
3.000 SOCU
008
20119
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
Szpiler, J
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 109
3.000 SOCU
009
20120
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 116
3.000 SOCU
010
20128
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
Hart, C
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 116A
3.000 SOCU
011
20048
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
Williams, S
ONLINE
3.000 SOCU
012
20049
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
Cemborski, T
ONLINE
3.000 SOCU
013
20134
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
Dube, R
R 02:15PM-04:45PM
WILSN 112
3.000 SOCU
H01
21259
HNRS:INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY
Williams, S
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
BATES 04
3.000 SOCU
001
20067
RESEARCH METH IN PSYCHOLOGY
Camilleri, J
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 116A
3.000
002
20071
RESEARCH METH IN PSYCHOLOGY
Shelley, L
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 116A
3.000
003
20075
RESEARCH METH IN PSYCHOLOGY
Bressler, E
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 116A
3.000
004
20077
RESEARCH METH IN PSYCHOLOGY
Bressler, E
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 116A
3.000
001
20080
THEO OF PERSONALITY
Burwell, R
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 116A
3.000
002
20131
THEO OF PERSONALITY
St. Lawrence, E
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 116A
3.000
003
20137
THEO OF PERSONALITY
St. Lawrence, E
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
WILSN 116A
3.000
004
20050
THEO OF PERSONALITY
Albright, L
ONLINE
3.000
005
20052
THEO OF PERSONALITY
Egan, A
ONLINE
3.000
001
20079
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
DesRochers, R
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 116
3.000
002
20087
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
DesRochers, R
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 116
3.000
003
20132
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Kiefer, T
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 134
3.000
004
20138
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Kiefer, T
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
WILSN 130
3.000
005
20136
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Simpson, L
R 04:00PM-06:45PM
WILSN 116
3.000
006
20053
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Gebelt, J
ONLINE
3.000
001
20059
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
Cemborski, T
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
WILSN 112
3.000
003
20092
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
Silvestro, J
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 116A
3.000
004
20118
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
Silvestro, J
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 300
3.000
005
20121
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
Gebelt, J
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 112
3.000
006
20126
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
Gebelt, J
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 112
3.000
007
20054
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
Laliberte, C
ONLINE
3.000
001
20095
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Tudor, R
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 109
3.000
002
20125
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Tudor, R
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 109
3.000
001
20122
ADAPTION AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
Bressler, E
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
WILSN 116A
3.000
Subject: Psychology **PSYC0101
PSYC0105
PSYC0201
PSYC0202
PSYC0203
PSYC0206
PSYC0215
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CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
PSYC0303
001
20069
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
Ciano-Boyce, C
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 116
3.000
002
20074
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
Ciano-Boyce, C
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 116
3.000
001
20068
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Albright, L
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 112
3.000
002
20072
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Albright, L
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 112
3.000
001
20065
PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING
Reyes, J
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 130
3.000
002
20091
PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING
Andrade, L
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 112
3.000
001
20089
STATS FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS
Hayes, R
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 116
3.000
002
20117
STATS FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS
Hayes, R
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 116
3.000
003
20123
STATS FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS
Camilleri, J
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
BATES 03
3.000
004
20124
STATS FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS
Camilleri, J
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
BATES 03
3.000
001
20061
HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
Williams, S
MWF 08:15AM-09:05AM
WILSN 112
3.000
002
20064
HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
Williams, S
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
WILSN 112
3.000
PSYC0312
001
20094
PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
Jackson, S
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
WILSN 116A
3.000
PSYC0316
001
20090
PSYCH OF HUMAN SEXUALITY
Bressler, E
TR 08:15AM-09:30AM
WILSN 109
3.000
PSYC0317
001
20070
APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
Tudor, R
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
WILSN 109
3.000
002
20127
APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
Reyes, J
TR 12:45PM-02:00PM
WILSN 116
3.000
001
20082
PSYCH-INTERPERSONAL REL&COMM
Albright, L
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 112
3.000
002
20056
PSYCH-INTERPERSONAL REL&COMM
DesRochers, R
ONLINE
3.000
001
20073
THEORIES OF COUNSELING
Burwell, R
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
WILSN 109
3.000
002
20076
THEORIES OF COUNSELING
Burwell, R
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 109
3.000
PSYC0333
PC1
20133
CE:PRACTICUM IN PSYCHOLOGY
Kantrowitz, R
T 02:15PM-04:45PM
WILSN 112
6.000
PSYC0336
001
20078
PSYCH OF THE FAMILY
Egan, A
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 112
3.000
002
20088
PSYCH OF THE FAMILY
Egan, A
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
WILSN 116A
3.000
PSYC0341
001
20058
COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
Dutch, S
ONLINE
3.000
PSYC0351
PC1
20135
CE: EMOTION
Gebelt, J
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 109
3.000
PSYC0353
001
20083
ST:FRM DISORDER TO ORIENTATION
Hayes, R
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
WILSN 116
3.000
002
20057
ST:PSYCHOLOGY OF LAW
Simpson, L
ONLINE
3.000
003
21258
ST:SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY
Cemborski, T
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
WILSN 116
3.000
PSYC0354
001
21260
ST:ANTIBULLYING & CYBERBULLYNG
STAFF
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
WILSN 109
3.000
PSYC0356
PC1
20086
CE: BODY IMAGE DISORDERS
Hayes, R
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
WILSN 116
3.000
PSYC0357
001
20130
ADULT DEV & AGING
Jackson, S
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
WILSN 116
3.000
003
20322
PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY
Mangaliso, N
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
MOD 105
3.000 SOCU
004
20324
PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY
Mangaliso, N
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
MOD 105
3.000 SOCU
005
20318
PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY
Aquino, G
MWF 09:20AM-10:10AM
NHL 141A
3.000 SOCU
006
20320
PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY
Aquino, G
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
NHL 141A
3.000 SOCU
007
20325
PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY
STAFF
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
MOD 105
3.000 SOCU
008
20327
PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY
STAFF
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
NHL 141A
3.000 SOCU
PSYC0304
PSYC0306
PSYC0308
PSYC0311
PSYC0318
PSYC0322
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
COURSE
Subject: Sociology **SOCI0101
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CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
SOCI0200
001
20323
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Dong, T
MWF 02:45PM-03:35PM
NHL 141A
3.000
SOCI0201
001
20328
THE FAMILY
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
NHL 141A
3.000
SOCI0305
001
20316
URBAN SOCIOLOGY
Aquino, G
ONLINE
3.000
SOCI0312
001
20326
POPULATION STUDIES IN SOC.
Mangaliso, N
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
MOD 105
3.000
SOCI0313
001
20321
CHINESE SOCIETY AND CULTURE
Dong, T
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
MOD 105
3.000
SOCI0315
001
20315
SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER
Mangaliso, N
ONLINE
3.000
SOCI0318
001
20329
SOCIOLOGY OF MEDICAL CARE
STAFF
MOD 106
3.000
SOCI0321
001
21282
SOCIOLOGY OF AGING
Zayac, L
ONLINE
3.000
001
20096
INTRO TO SOCIAL WORK
Sullivan, R
002
20098
INTRO TO SOCIAL WORK
STAFF
MW 12:35PM-01:25PM
MOD 106
003
20107
INTRO TO SOCIAL WORK
STAFF
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
MOD 105
3.000
001
20100
RESEARCH METHODS SOCIAL WORK
Abukari, Z
MW 09:30AM-10:45AM
MOD 106
3.000
002
20101
RESEARCH METHODS SOCIAL WORK
Abukari, Z
MW 03:10PM-04:25PM
MOD 106
3.000
001
20102
HUMAN BEH.&SOCIAL ENVIRON. I
Sullivan, R
MW 11:00AM-12:15PM
MOD 106
3.000
002
20099
HUMAN BEH.&SOCIAL ENVIRON. I
Sullivan, R
MW 01:40PM-02:55PM
MOD 106
3.000
001
20105
SOCIAL WELFARE POLICY ANALYSIS
Propp, J
T 12:45PM-02:00PM
MOD 106
AND ONLINE
3.000
002
20097
SOCIAL WELFARE POLICY ANALYSIS
Propp, J
R 12:45PM-02:00PM
MOD 106
AND ONLINE
3.000
001
20114
INTRO TO GENERALIST PRACTICE
STAFF
F 09:30AM-12:15PM
MOD 106
3.000
002
20115
INTRO TO GENERALIST PRACTICE
STAFF
F 01:40PM-04:25PM
MOD 106
3.000
003
20116
INTRO TO GENERALIST PRACTICE
STAFF
F 01:40PM-04:25PM
MOD 105
3.000
001
21399
GENRLS PRAC: FAMILIES & GROUPS
Farina de Parada, M
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
MOD 106
3.000
002
21400
GENRLS PRAC: FAMILIES & GROUPS
Farina de Parada, M
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
MOD 106
3.000
003
21401
GENRLS PRAC: FAMILIES & GROUPS
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
MOD 106
3.000
001
20108
SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM I
STAFF
T 09:45AM-11:00AM
MOD 102M
6.000
002
20109
SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM I
STAFF
R 09:45AM-11:00AM
MOD 102M
6.000
003
20110
SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM I
Abukari, Z
T 11:15AM-12:30PM
MOD 102M
6.000
004
20111
SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM I
Sullivan, R
R 11:15AM-12:30PM
MOD 102M
6.000
005
20112
SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM I
Propp, J
T 02:15PM-03:30PM
MOD 102M
6.000
006
20113
SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM I
STAFF
R 02:15PM-03:30PM
MOD 102M
6.000
001
20729
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE
Klein, S
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
ELY 220
3.000 AAPP
002
20748
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE
Klein, S
MWF 12:35PM-01:25PM
ELY 220
3.000 AAPP
003
20762
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE
McNamara, J
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
ELY 220
3.000 AAPP
004
20799
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE
STAFF
TR 02:15PM-03:30PM
ELY 220
3.000 AAPP
**THEA0151
001
20810
INTRO TO PERFORMANCE
Shea, J
T 12:45PM-02:00PM
ELY THEA
3.000 AAPP
**THEA0261
001
20721
THEATRE HISTORY: EARLY STAGES
Klein, S
MWF 10:25AM-11:15AM
ELY 220
3.000 AAPP
TR 03:45PM-05:00PM
TIME2
LOCATION2
CR
CORE
COURSE
Subject: Social Work SOCW0103
SOCW0204
SOCW0241
SOCW0243
SOCW0340
SOCW0343
SOCW0351
ONLINE
3.000 AND ONLINE
3.000
Subject: Theatre Arts **THEA0104
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COURSE
SEC
CRN
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
TIME
LOCATION
THEA0330
001
20813
MAKE UP AND MASK
Crocker-Aulenback, H
TR 11:15AM-12:30PM
ELY SHOP
3.000
THEA0353
001
20675
THEATRE WORKSHOP
McNamara, J
MW 12:35PM-03:35PM
ELY THEA
6.000
THEA0356
001
20731
STAGECRAFT TECHNIQUES
McNamara, J
MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM
ELY SHOP
3.000
THEA0358
001
20811
PRODUCTION SEMINAR
Shea, J
MTWR 05:00PM-09:00PM
ELY THEA
THEA0359
001
20812
ACTING FOR FILM & TELEVISION
Shea, J
T 02:15PM-03:30PM
ELY THEA
THEA0389
001
20737
SCENE DESIGN
Crocker-Aulenback, H
TR 09:45AM-11:00AM
ELY SHOP
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LOCATION2
CR
CORE
3.000 R 03:45PM-05:00PM
ELY THEA
3.000 3.000
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Westfield State University Class Schedule Worksheet Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
7:50-9:05 8:15-9:05
8:15-9:30
9:20-10:10
8:15-9:05
8:15-9:30
10:25-11:15
9:45-11:00
10:25-11:15
10:25-11:15
11:15-12:30 11:30-12:20
11:15-12:30 11:30-12:20
12:45-2:00
1:40-2:55
11:30-12:20
12:35-1:25
1:40-2:30
12:45-2:00
1:40-2:55
2:15-3:30
2:45-3:35
12:35-1:25
1:40-2:30
2:45-3:35
2:45-3:35 3:10-4:25
3:45-5:00 3:50-4:40
3:10-4:25 3:45-5:00
3:50-4:40
Evening Courses
1:40-2:55
2:15-3:30
3:10-4:25
Evening Courses
8:15-9:05
9:20-10:10
9:45-11:00
1:40-2:30
7:50-9:05
9:20-10:10
12:35-1:25
Friday
Thursday
7:50-9:05
Evening Courses
3:50-4:40
Evening Courses
Evening Courses
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.
SOCIAL SCIENCE SECTION (12 credits required; at least 3 credits must be in 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 COMM 0233 Documentary Film 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 EGST 0235+ Queer Studies & Pop Cultures EGST 0237 U.S. Latino/a Diasporic Comm. 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
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 EGST 0232 Puerto Rican Literature 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 0103+ Music Appreciation (Major/Minor) 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
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/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 + = course is being offered for the fall 2015 semester 46
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 0110+ Introduction to Asian Studies POLS 0209+ International Relations 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 EGST 0232 Puerto Rican Literature EGST 0237 U.S. Latino/a Diasporic Comm. 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-Amer 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
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 ENVS 0101+ Princ. of Environmental Sci GARP 0110+ Science for Future Presidents GARP 0206 Climate Change 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 ART 0357 COMM 0213+ COMM 0222 COMM 0306 EGST 0102+ EGST 0206+ EGST 0211+ EGST 0213 EGST 0217+ ENGL 0221+ ENGL 0222+ ENGL 0224 ENGL 0287 ENGL 0326 ENGL 0327+ GARP 0210+ HIST 0215+ HIST 0276+ HSIT 0277 LACS 0101 LARA 0102 LARA 0103 LARA 0104 LCHI 0102
Early 20th Century Art Islamic Art Global Film Studies Intercultural Communication International Communication Intro to Women's & Gender Studies Intro to Islamic Studies Indian Cinema: Gender and Identity
Cont Issues in Islamic Studies Culture and Personality World Literature I World Literature II World Ethnic Literature World Drama Women Writers Contemporary Cross-Cultural Lit Cultural Geography Intro to Middle East, Africa, & Asia
Latin America to 1800 Latin America Since 1800 Intro to Latin Amer. and Caribbean Studies
Arabic II Arabic III Arabic IV Chinese II
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