Timetable of Classes Spring Semester, 2017

A Tennessee Board of Regents College

ABOUT WALTERS STATE Walters State Community College Vision Walters State will be a premier community college, committed to increasing educational attainment and workforce preparedness through excellence in teaching and service.

Walters State Community College Mission 2016 Walters State is a learning-centered, comprehensive, public community college dedicated to increasing educational attainment and supporting economic development by providing affordable, high quality educational opportunities for the residents of East Tennessee. To accomplish the mission, the college: • offers programs of study that lead to associate degrees or certificates • fosters and inspires student engagement and success • delivers public service and non-credit programs in support of workforce development and personal enrichment • employs highly qualified faculty and staff • provides convenient access through multiple campuses and advanced technology including distance learning through digital means • partners with other educational institutions to promote access and facilitate articulation and transfer • pursues external sources of support and entrepreneurial initiatives • assesses and responds to community needs • provides opportunities for promoting diversity and enhancing cultural awareness • pursues resourcefulness, effectiveness and efficiency through comprehensive accountability and continuous improvement programs.

Tennessee Board of Regents: The Honorable Bill Haslam, Governor, Russ Deaton, Interim Executive Director, Tennessee Higher Education Commission, Greg Duckett, Tricia Farwell, Faculty Regent 2015-2016, Darrell S. Freeman, Sr., Tom Griscom, The Honorable Julius Johnson, Commissioner of Agriculture, Fran Marcum, The Honorable Candace McQueen, Commissioner of Education, Barbara Prescott, Emily J. Reynolds, Howard Roddy, Nick Russell, Student Regent 2015-2016, Leigh Shockey, J. Parker Smith, Robert P. Thomas, Danni B. Varlan John Morgan, Chancellor, Tennessee Board of Regents. Walters State is one of 46 institutions in the Tennessee Board of Regents system, the sixth largest system of higher education in the nation. The Tennessee Board of Regents is the governing board for this system which is comprised of six universities, 13 community colleges, and 27 colleges of applied technology, providing programs in 90 of Tennessee’s 95 counties to more than 200,000 students. Walters State Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097; telephone number 404-6794500) to award the associate degree. SACSCOC should be contacted regarding only questions about the accreditation status of the institution, to file a third-party comment at the time of the institution’s formal, scheduled review, or to file a complaint against the institution for alleged non-compliance with a standard or requirement. Normal inquiries about Walters State such as admission requirements, financial aid, educational programs, etc. should be addressed directly to the institution and not to SACSCOC. Walters State Community College does not discriminate against students, employees, or applicants for admission or employment on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, disability, age, status as a protected veteran, genetic information, or any other legally protected class with respect to all employment, programs and activities sponsored by Walters State. The following person has been designated to handle inquires regarding non-discrimination policies: Tammy Goode, [email protected], Walters State, 500 S. Davy Crockett Pkwy., Morristown, TN 37813-6899, 423-585-6845.

WSCC 00885-21001 Rev. 10/16

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SPRING SEMESTER 2017 • All tuition/fees are due Thursday, January 5, 4 p.m. • UNPAID BALANCES MAY RESULT IN THE DELETION OF STUDENT’S CLASS SCHEDULE.

• Registrations completed January 6-12. Tuition/fees will be due Thursday, January 12, 4 p.m. • STUDENTS WITH UNPAID BALANCES MAY RESULT IN THE DELETION OF STUDENT’S CLASS SCHEDULE.

FEES INCURRED JANUARY 13 - 30 ARE DUE BY 4 P.M. MONDAY, JANUARY 30. REGISTRATIONS OCCURING ON OR AFTER JANUARY 17 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $25 LATE CHARGE. THERE WILL BE NO NEW REGISTRATIONS OR ADDING OF CLASSES AFTER FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. Financial Aid Refunds

Students that are receiving a financial aid refund may set up a refund profile through StarNET to have their funds returned to them in the form of a direct deposit to a checking or savings account. In order to have your funds direct deposited, your refund profile must be set up by Monday, January 9. For students who choose not to have funds direct deposited, a check will be issued, printed, and mailed to the students’ permanent address on file. Students will receive an electronic notification through Senators Mail when refunds have been processed either by direct deposit or mailed check. Students must monitor their Senators Mail account for communications. Staff in Financial Aid or the Cashier Office will not be able to determine when your credit balance will be processed as this is an automated process. The Cashier Office will begin disbursing financial aid refund balances February 3. Students must have attended all classes and the attendance must be reported before credit balances are issued. Attendance is mandatory to be eligible for Federal Title IV aid. Attendance status: Students may view their attendance status through StarNET. Log into StarNET. Select Student Menu. Select Student Records. Select Attendance Reporting. Financial aid refunds are only processed for students whose attendance has been confirmed in all course(s) enrolled. Returned Direct Deposit: Students are notified through Senators Mail if a direct deposit is returned for any reason. The student must correct the account information in their refund profile in StarNET before funds may be direct deposited in the future. WSCC Staff does not have access to your account information or refund profile. For a returned direct deposit, a check will be printed and mailed. Allow 5-10 business days for processing. Returned checks: Students are notified through Senators Mail with additional instructions. Lost checks: A lost check may be reissued after 14 business days (excluding holidays) upon presenting an Indemnity Bond (completed, signed, and notarized) to the Morristown Cashier Office. Provision for Books and Supplies: Students who have authorized aid in excess of tuition and fees as of January 9, 2017 are eligible to receive an advance of funds to apply toward the purchase of books and supplies. The advance is the lesser of the student’s credit balance or $600. Only students meeting all of the eligibility requirements prior to this date qualify for this provision. All recipients of a book advancement will receive an e-mail notification through Senators Mail once the book advancement has been processed. Students are awarded financial assistance under the assumption that the student will attend the entire period for which assistance is awarded. If students withdraw, cease attendance or never attend courses for which they are scheduled to begin, they may no longer be eligible for the amount of aid originally awarded or disbursed. This may result in a repayment of funds, including the advance for books and supplies, to the institution. The remaining balance of aid in excess of tuition and fees is scheduled to be disbursed beginning February 3, 2017. Attendance must be reported in all courses prior to the aid being released. Any further questions regarding balance of aid should be addressed to the Cashier’s Office.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Academic Calendar.................................................... 4

NOVEMBER 7 - Jan 20 StarNET System available for registration. 7 First day students may view StarNET for spring tuition/fee balances and begin paying spring tuition/fees on-line or in person at any campus Cashier Office. 9 First day to enroll in a QuikPay deferred payment plan for spring through StarNET only. $25.00 enrollment fee charged. Minimum balance of $100.00 required

Mission Statement...................................................... 2

SPRING SEMESTER 2017

Traffic and Parking Information.................................. 5 How to Enroll.............................................................. 6 Registration Information............................................. 7

JANUARY 5 Tuition/fees are due by 4 p.m. to confirm enrollment (excludes dual enrollment students). Account balance paid in full or successful enrollment in a QuikPay deferred payment plan confirms enrollment. 11 Financial Aid Book/Supply Advance of funds disbursed. Amount of book/supply advance is based upon authorized aid as of January 9. Disbursed is defined as the day when the direct deposit file is uploaded to the bank and checks are printed and mailed. 12 Readmissions Committee meets, 9 a.m. Tuition/fees are due by 4 p.m. to confirm enrollment (excludes dual enrollment students). Account balance paid in full or successful enrollment in a QuikPay deferred payment plan confirms enrollment. 16 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (college closed) 17 Classes Begin Late registration begins. $25.00 late fee assessed for registrations occurring on or after today. 20 Late registration/adding of additional courses ends. 26 Tuition/fees for Dual Enrollment Students only are due by 4 p.m. to confirm enrollment. Account balance paid in full or successful enrollment in a QuikPay deferred payment plan confirms enrollment. 30 Final fee payment deadline - Tuition/fees for ALL students are due by 4 p.m. to confirm enrollment. Account balance paid in full or successful enrollment in a QuikPay deferred payment plan confirms enrollment. QuikPay deferred payment plan option closes at 4 p.m. No payment plan options available after this date.

Registration Instructions............................................. 8 Grade Inquiry.............................................................. 9 Fee Assessment and Payment Information.............. 10 Refund Information................................................... 11 Testing Information................................................... 12 Bookstore.................................................................13 Notes to Students..................................................... 13 Distance Education Opportunities............................ 14 On Campus Courses................................................ 16 Off Campus Courses................................................ 26 Claiborne County Campus.................................. 26 Greene County Campus...................................... 28 Sevier County Campus....................................... 31 Other Off Campus Sites...................................... 35

F EBRUARY 1 Spring Graduation Application Deadline 3 Financial aid and institutional refunds are disbursed. Disbursed is defined as the day when the direct deposit file is uploaded to the bank and checks are printed and mailed.

Web-Based Courses................................................ 35 TN eCampus............................................................ 37 Application for Admission......................................... 42

MARCH 1 Priority Graduation Application Deadline Summer 2017 6-12 Spring Break no classes 30 Last day to drop a course or withdraw from college-full term (W grade assigned). Last day for students to make up incomplete(s) grades from Fall semester 2016

Hepatitis B................................................................46 Application for Readmission..................................... 47 Transcript Request................................................... 48

APRIL

3 Summer and Fall Registration Begins 6 Last day for instructors to turn in grade change form to their Division Dean for incomplete grades given Fall semester 2016. 14 Semester Break no classes (college closed) 28 Spring Classes end

MAY 1-5 Final examinations for Spring Classes 5 Nursing Pinning Ceremony 6 Commencement 8 All grades loaded in BANNER 9 a.m.

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TRAFFIC AND PARKING

Parking Permits • Parking permits are valid on all campuses from August 15 of the current year to August 15 of the following year. • All vehicles parked on any Walters State campus must properly display a valid WSCC hang tag/parking permit at all times when on campus. • Current academic term parking permits from sister or co-hort institutions will be honored on all campuses (LMU, KING, MILLIGAN, ETSU). • Hang tag parking permits should be acquired during registration periods from the Campus Police Department. • New parking permits are issued at the beginning of fall semester and are valid from August to August. It is not necessary for spring or summer semester returning students to obtain a new hang tag each semester. • If a different vehicle is driven, or you otherwise do not have your issued permit on the vehicle you are driving, temporary permits are available in the Campus Police office. • Motorcycles must be registered in the campus police office by providing the vehicle tag number and student/employee information. It will not be necessary to display a permit on the bike. • Disabled permits may be applied for and received in the office of Disability Services in the Student Services Building, room U130. A WSCC disabled permit must be displayed in conjunction with state permits. Temporary WSCC disabled permits do not require display of state hang tags. • State disability permits must be registered to the student/employee driver of the vehicle. It is a violation of law for a non-disabled family member to utilize a disabled family member’s disability permit for the purpose of parking if the disabled family member is not being transported. Violators will be cited and parking permits confiscated.

Appeals Process • The campus police department IS NOT RESPONSIBLE for the appeals process and is not authorized to void student citations. • If a student wishes to protest a citation, the protest MUST be made within 10 days, excluding holidays and weekends, from the date of the citation. • Appeals may be made in the office of Student Affairs located in room 100 of the Jack E. Campbell College Center building on the Morristown campus between the hours of 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. • Students appealing citations at satellite campus sites (Greeneville, Sevierville, and Claiborne) will not be required to travel to the Morristown campus. Traffic court will be held at these campus sites via remote broadcast. Visitors and Guests • It is the responsibility of each student to advise any visitors they may have on campus of the parking rules and regulations. • It is the responsibility of each individual visiting the campus to abide by campus rules and regulations. • Visitors to our campuses should obtain a parking permit from the campus police office to avoid receiving a citation. • Visitors receiving a citation may return the citation to the campus police office the day it is received. The visitor will be asked to provide information so that verification of visitor status may take place. If verified to be a non-student visitor no fine will be assessed. • Visitor citations will not be accepted from students, NO EXCEPTIONS. FOR COMPLETE PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS, REFER TO THE STUDENT HANDBOOK

Speed Limits / Enforcement • Speed limits on all campuses are radar enforced. • Speed limits on all campus streets is 20 mph unless otherwise posted. • Speed limits in all campus parking lots is 10 mph unless otherwise posted. • All State of Tennessee Motor Vehicle Laws are applicable on all campuses 24 hours a day. • Campus police officers are responsible for enforcement of state and local laws as well as college regulations.

CRIME PREVENTION TIPS

• DO NOT leave personal valuables unattended to include, but not limited to, purses, books, calculators, computers, book bags, etc. • DO NOT leave valuables in plain view in your vehicle to include, but not limited to, purses, books, compact discs, cell phones, radar detectors, GPS units, book bags, etc. • ALWAYS roll up you windows and lock you vehicle doors

Automobile Accidents • All automobile accidents must be reported to the campus police department. • A campus police officer upon being notified of an accident will respond and complete a State of Tennessee Crash report. • Copies of the accident report may be obtained, at no charge, within two days of the accident unless otherwise indicated by the reporting officer. Citations • Student vehicles parked in faculty/staff/visitor parking areas will be cited. • Vehicles parked in faculty/staff/visitor lots designated as student parking after 5:30 p.m. but are utilized for student parking prior to 5:30 p.m. will be cited. • Multiple parking and traffic violations will result in a citation being issued which will reflect each individual violation. • Multiple violations on one citation will result in multiple fines. • Any vehicle with two violations for not having a campus hang tag may, upon further violation, be removed from campus at the owner’s expense. • Excessive violations may result in vehicle being towed at the owner’s expense, suspension of driving privileges and/or other disciplinary action as imposed by the Vice President for Student Affairs.

A CAMPUS POLICE OFFICER MAY BE REACHED AT Morristown- 423-585-6752 or Campus Extension 4444

WSCC Campus Police

Pursuant to the provisions of the “College and University Security Information Act”, Public Chapter No. 317, enacted by the 1989 General Assembly, WSCC makes available crime rates and statistics as well as security policies and procedures to interested parties. If you wish to review or receive a copy, contact:

Fines/Penalties • The fine for parking and registration violations is $15. • The fine for parking in areas designated as “Disabled” is $200. • The fine for a moving vehicle violation is $15. • Unpaid citations result in a hold being placed on the students account. • Fines should be paid promptly during the current semester to avoid penalties. • Fines may be paid in the Student Service Building Cashier’s office on the Morristown campus or the administrative office of each satellite campus between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday-Friday.



Campus Police Walters State Community College 500 S. Davy Crockett Parkway Morristown, Tennessee 37813-6899 Telephone 423-585-6752

A summary of the Walters State Drug-Free Campus/Workplace Policy, the Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act, and the campus crime statistics may be accessed through the web at www.ws.edu (click on Admissions then Campus Policies/Statistics).

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HOW TO ENROLL IMMUNIZATION ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS

According to the Tennessee Department of Health, new full-time students are required to provide documentation showing proof of two doses of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccines prior to enrollment. In addition, proof of two doses of the Varicella (chicken pox) vaccine must also be provided. Students enrolling in less than 12 credit hours or those taking solely online coursework are exempt from the immunization requirements. FAILURE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF IMMUNIZATIONS WILL PLACE A HOLD ON YOUR ACADEMIC RECORD. YOU WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO REGISTER BEYOND YOUR FIRST SEMESTER UNTIL AN ACCEPTABLE FORM OF IMMUNIZATION DOCUMENTATION IS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF STUDENT ENROLLMENT, STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING, ROOM U109. NEW STUDENTS: If you have never attended credit courses at Walters State, you are classified as a new student. It is strongly advisable that you complete the application process several weeks prior to registration, especially if you are interested in receiving financial aid. Please call now. 1.

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RETURNING STUDENTS: If you attended fall semester, 2016, you are classified as a returning student. 1.

Application Complete a Walters State application form. To receive an application, call the Student Information Center at 423-3182763 or toll-free 1-800-225-4770 or write the Department of Admissions, Walters State Community College, 500 South Davy Crockett Parkway, Morristown, Tennessee 37813-6899. You may also find one online at www.ws.edu.

Scheduling and Fee Payment Review the enclosed registration instructions, registration calendar, and fee payment calendar for the dates to register and pay fees.

READMITTED STUDENTS: If your last semester of attendance was prior to fall semester, 2016, you are classified as a readmitted student. 1.

Transcripts Complete the transcript request form for your high school transcript and/or completion of the High School Equivalency Exam and submit with your application form. Those of you who attended other colleges and universities should include a transcript request form with the application for each college or university attended.

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Test Scores If you are under 21 years of age, and required to complete either the ACT or SAT, you must have your scores sent directly to our Admissions Office by ACT or SAT. You are subject to the college’s admission requirements that are outlined in the college catalog. Class Scheduling and Fee Payment Review the enclosed registration calendar and fee payment calendar for the dates to register and pay fees. First-time and transfer students may register for spring semester during the dates, as indicated in the Registration Calendar, provided that they have taken all appropriate tests (COMPASS, ACT, SAT) and their admission file is complete in the Admissions Office. Once a student is registered, their fees are due according to the published fee payment deadlines. All fees must be paid in full for registration to be complete.

Application Readmitted students must reapply to reactivate their files. To receive an application, call the Student Information Center at 423-318-2763 or toll-free 1-800-225-4770 or write the Admissions Office, Walters State Community College, 500 South Davy Crockett Parkway, Morristown, Tennessee 37813-6899. Transcripts If you have attended other colleges or universities since last attending Walters State, you must complete the transcript request forms and submit them with your application form.

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Test Scores If you are under 21 years of age, you must have your ACT scores (if not already on file) sent directly to our Admissions Office by ACT. You are subject to the college’s admission requirements that are outlined in the college catalog.

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Class Scheduling and Fee Payment Review the enclosed registration calendar and fee payment calendar for the dates to register and pay fees. Readmitted students may register for spring semester during the dates, as indicated in the Registration Calendar, provided that their application and admission file is complete. Once a student is registered, their fees are due according to the published fee payment deadlines. All fees must be paid in full for registration to be complete.



ALL TRANSCRIPTS FROM PREVIOUSLY ATTENDED INSTITUTIONS MUST BE RECEIVED PRIOR TO REGISTRATION. FOR INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE OF STUDENT ENROLLMENT SERVICES, STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING, ROOM U109 OR BY TELEPHONE AT 318-2763 OR TOLL-FREE 1-800-225-4770. 6

REGISTRATION INFORMATION REGISTRATION CALENDAR • SPRING, 2017

You must see your advisor prior to accessing the StarNET System. First-time students will be permitted to register by the StarNET System ONLY after completing New Student Orientation ON CAMPUS OR ONLINE. November 7 continuous

closed only for daily back-up 11:30 p.m. - 2 a.m.* *hours approximate

StarNET Registration

OPENING DAY REGISTRATION WILL BEGIN AT 8 A.M.

LATE REGISTRATION A $25 late fee will be assessed for the following registrations occurring on or after January 17: You must see your advisor prior to accessing the StarNET System for the first time. January 17 - 20 Tues. - Fri.

until 4 p.m.

StarNET System

Any paperwork required (ex. application, readmission form) may be filled out in the admissions office between the hours of 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday. *All fees must be received by the Cashier Office or Off-Campus Centers by 4 p.m. on January 30.

Drop/Add Procedures Adding may be done through January 20. Dropping will continue throughout the semester according to the deadline dates noted with the course on page 11. Any additional fees incurred through drop/add must be received in the Cashier Office of any campus centers by 4 p.m., January 30. No adding may be done after January 20.

There will be no new registrations, adding of additional courses, or re-registrations due to deletion of schedule after January 20. All financial obligations must be cleared by 4 p.m., January 30, or your enrollment this semester may be nullified.

REGISTRATION IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL ALL FEES ARE PAID. THIS INCLUDES THE ADDING OF ADDITIONAL HOURS TO YOUR SCHEDULE.

Eligibility for Deferment of Payment of Tuition and Fees by Certain Eligible Students Receiving U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or Other Governmentally Funded Educational Assistance Benefits Service members, Veterans, and dependents of veterans who are eligible beneficiaries of U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs education benefits or other governmentally funded educational assistance, subject to the conditions and guidelines set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated 49-7-104 as amended, may elect, upon formal application, to defer payment of required tuition and fees until the final day of the term for which the deferment has been requested. Application for the deferment must be made no later than 14 days after the beginning of the term, and the amount of the deferment shall not exceed the total monetary benefits to be received for the term. Students who have been granted deferments are expected to make timely payments on their outstanding tuition and fees balance once education benefits are being delivered, and eligibility for such deferment shall terminate if the student fails to abide by any applicable rule or regulation, or to act in good faith in making timely payments. This notice is published pursuant to Public Chapter 279, Acts of 2003, effective July 1, 2003.

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REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS INFORMATION THAT WILL HELP YOU

When is Registration? With StarNET, selection of class(es) is continuous once registration begins. Remember, the earlier you select your class(es), the more likely you are to get the classes you want.

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! The timetable booklet contains the schedule of courses for spring, 2015 including Evening and Distance Education courses. Please read carefully the information pertaining to you.

When are Fees Paid? Please refer to page 10 of this timetable for fee payment options and due dates.

Timetable Booklet: This booklet contains information in existence at the time of publication. The college reserves the right to make changes in cost, policies, and administrative procedures. Some courses have special restrictions as noted in the timetable. Please be aware of these requirements when you early register.

Registration for New and Former Students Using StarNET Former students (not enrolled fall, 2015) must be readmitted by completing the necessary paperwork in the Admissions Office.

Violations: Access to register for class(es) and to drop/add class(es) is controlled by a personal PIN number and the student’s social security number. Unauthorized use of StarNET to alter or attempt to alter another student’s PIN number may result in disciplinary actions, including suspension or termination.

REGISTER NOW

• REPEAT GRADE RESTRICTION - you have already taken the course you are trying to register for and made an A or B in the course • SECTION CLOSED - class is full • If you encounter any of these errors and need assistance, please contact the Student Information Office at 423-585-2685. • You can view a detailed schedule of registered classes, by clicking “Student Detail Schedule” on the main menu.

StarNET (Web for Students) HOW TO USE StarNET FOR REGISTRATION

TO PAY FEES IN FULL THROUGH STARNET:

TO ADD/DROP COURSES:



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Access StarNET through Walters State homepage at www.ws.edu Click on StarNET Click on Login/Enter Secure Area Enter user ID (either social security or issued W id) and pin (six-digit date of birth) for initial access and click login • Click on “Student” • Click on “Registration” • Click on “Add or Drop Classes” • Select the appropriate term and click “Submit” • If you have any high school deficiencies or required developmental courses, they will be listed at the top of the page • If you know the CRN for the course, you may enter the five-digit CRN in the “Add Classes Worksheet” • If you need to search for available class sections, please see the directions below • Once the desired CRN(s) is listed in the worksheet, click “Submit Changes” • You will either receive a “web registered” message meaning you have been registered in the course or any “Registration Add Errors” messages meaning you have errors that need to be corrected. You may encounter the following errors: • PREQ and TEST SCORE-ERROR - either the course you are registering for has a pre-requisite or you are not eligible to take the course based on your test scores • DUPLICATE CRN - you have already registered for the course using the same CRN or another CRN assigned to that same course • CRN DOES NOT EXIST - invalid CRN number • TIME CONFLICT - course you are trying to register for has a time conflict with another course you are already registered for

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Log into StarNET. Select “Student Account” from the “Student” menu. Click on ““Bill Payment Suite” (Pay account balance in full). Please follow corresponding prompts and instructions.

ENROLL IN A QUIKPAY PAYMENT PLAN:

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$25 enrollment fee Log into StarNET. Select “Student Account” from the “Student” menu. Click on “Quik Pay” (Deferred Payment). Read ALL information carefully. Follow the corresponding prompts and instructions. Failure to read the agreement does not constitute errors on WSCC.

TO SEARCH FOR CLASSES:



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• On the main menu, click “Look Up Classes” • Select the appropriate term and click “Submit” • You can select the appropriate subject and click “Class Search” and all sections of the course you selected will appear. • You can also narrow down your search results by selecting a particular campus, day, time, etc. • Keep in mind that the more search criteria you enter, the more narrow your results. • When the available class sections appear, you may click the “Select Box” on the left of the screen and click “Register” at the bottom of the page to try to register for that course or click “Add to Worksheet” and the course will be added to the registration worksheet, but not attempt to register you for the course. • Once all desired CRNs are in the “Add Classes Worksheet”, click “Submit” to register for the course.

• When either adding or dropping a class, you must always use the five digit CRN listed in the timetable. • If you experience any problems using the StarNET System, please feel free to contact the Student Information Center at 1-800-225-4770 or 318-2763. • You may pay fees any time after you register either in person in the Cashier Office of any campus between the hours of 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., by mail, or by credit card or electronic check using StarNET, according to the fee payment due dates on page 10. • You may only enroll in a deferred payment plan through StarNET. For additional information, refer to Cashier Office’s webpage: http://www.ws.edu/student-services/cashiers-office/ • If you are on hold you must clear this before you will be permitted to access the StarNET System.

StarNET (Save Time And Register) through the continuous registration system Begins November 7, 2016 Continuous Closed only for daily backup 11:30 p.m. - 2 a.m. Access the Walters State home page at www.ws.edu



• In order to access the StarNET System, you must first meet with your advisor. Your advisor is located in the department of your current major. • If a class is closed or a time conflict exists, choose an alternate class or try later because some other student may have dropped from this class. Your other alternative is to go back to the division of the class you wish to add for permission. You may or may not be allowed in that class.

Schedule of Final Examinations DAY CLASSES • SPRING SEMESTER, 2017 FINAL EXAMINATIONS BEGIN ON MONDAY, MAY 1, 2017. Classes BEGINNING between MWF MW or MF Final Exam Day of the or WF Time week (during exam week) 7:45/8 - 8:55 a.m. 8 - 9:25 a.m. 8 - 10 a.m. Monday 9:05 a.m. - 10 a.m.

8 - 10 a.m.

Wednesday

10:10 - 11:05 a.m. 9:35 - 11 a.m.

10:15 a.m. 12:15 p.m.

Monday

11:15 a.m. - 12:10 p.m.

11:10 a.m. - 12:35 p.m.

10:15 a.m. 12:15 p.m.

Wednesday

12:20 - 1:15 p.m.

12:45 - 2:10 p.m.

12:30 - 2:30 p.m.

Monday

12:30 - 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday

1:25 - 1:45 p.m. 1:55/2:20 - 3:45 p.m.

1:55/2:20 - 3:45 p.m 2:45 - 4:45 p.m.

Monday

3:55 - 5:45 p.m.

3:55 - 5:45 p.m.

Wednesday

After 6 pm (evening classes)

3:45 - 5:45 p. .m

Hold

To Clear

Admissions

Student Services Building, U109 1-800-225-4770 / 423-318-2763

Bursar

Cashier Office, Student Services Building, U159, 423-585-2616

Financial Aid

Student Services Building, U161 1-800-225-4770 / 423-318-2763

Library

Library, 423-585-6903

Academic Enrichment

CCEN Room 201, 423-585-6914

Campus Police

Cashier Office, Student Services Building, U159, 423-585-2616

GRADE INQUIRY To Obtain Grades for Spring Semester, 2017

Given during regular class time

Grades will not be mailed. They will be available to you by

Classes BEGINNING between TR (Tuesday-Thursday) Final Exam Time Day of the week (during exam week) 8 - 9:25 a.m. 8 - 10 a.m. Tuesday 9:35 - 11 a.m. 10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Thursday 11:10 a.m. -12:35 p.m. 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Tuesday 12:45 - 2:10 p.m. 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. Thursday 2:20 - 3:45 p.m. 2:45 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. Tuesday 3:55 - 5:45 p.m. 3:45 - 5:45 p.m. Thursday After 6 p.m. (evening classes) Given during regular class time

accessing the StarNET (www.ws.edu) System. Once loaded, you may access the StarNET System Monday - Sunday between the hours of 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. All information listed on StarNET is printable, if you need a copy of your grades. * If you have any difficulty in obtaining your grades using the StarNET System, please feel free to contact the Office of Student Enrollment Services at 1-800-225-4770 or 423-318-2763. All holds must be removed from your record before you will be allowed access to either system.



NOTES • Friday-only class exams will be given on Friday of exam week according to the MWF time schedule. • Laboratory exams will be scheduled by the instructor.

Failure to read this timetable does not excuse students from the requirements and regulations stated herein. 9

FEE ASSESSMENT AND PAYMENT INFORMATION Fee Payment Calendar • Spring Semester, 2017

SPRING PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED BEGINNING NOVEMBER 7, 2016 If you registered/added classes:

Fees are due by 4:00 p.m.:

November 7, 2016 - January 5, 2017

January 5

January 6, 2017 - January 12, 2017

January 12

*January 13, 2017 - January 20, 2017

January 30

• Beginning November 7, 2016, students may see their account balance on StarNET. • Electronic notices are sent to Senators Mail accounts. No paper bills will be mailed. Students are responsible for knowing the fee payment deadlines. • Payments may be made at any campus. Please contact off-campus sites for hours of operation. Morristown Campus cashier office - normal hours of operation: M-F, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. • Failure to pay fees by the appropriate fee payment due dates listed may result in a student’s schedule being dropped. • *A late fee of $25 will be assessed beginning January 17, 2017 for students who register on or after January 17, including students who re-register due to deleted schedules for non-payment. • Questions concerning fee payment may be directed to the Morristown Campus Cashier Office at 423-585-2616.

Dual Enrollment Students November 7, 2016 - January 26, 2017

January 26

* The Cashier Office is closed for Thanksgiving, November 24-25, during the Christmas holidays, December 26, 2016 through January 2, 2017, and for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 16, 2017.

QuikPay Deferred Payment Plan Options Offered by WSCC but sponsored and processed by NBS

Enrollment Period

Enrollment period: November 9 to 4 p.m. on January 30 $25 Enrollment Fee. $100 Minimum Account Balance.

Payment Options



Nov. 9 - Dec. 5 Dec. 6 - Dec. 20 Dec. 21 - Jan. 5 Jan. 6 - Jan. 20 Jan. 21 - Jan. 30

Down Payment Due at Time of Enrollment 25% 25% 50% 50% 50%

Number of Installments

Installments Due

3 3 2 2 2

Jan 5, Feb 6, Mar 6 Jan. 20, Feb. 20, Mar. 20 Feb. 6, Mar. 6 Feb. 20, Mar. 20 Mar. 6, Apr. 5

5. Students may drop their payment (check only) in the cashier drop box on the Morristown Campus. Dropped payments are processed the next business day.

1. Pay in full at any campus. 2. Pay in full by check/money order by mail. Payment must be received in time to apply payment to student’s account prior to appropriate fee payment due date. 3. Pay in full online through StarNET with a credit card (VISA/Mastercard/Discover) or with an electronic check. 4. Enroll in a Quikpay deferred payment plan through StarNET. $25 non-refundable enrollment fee.

For additional information, refer to the Cashier’s webpage at http://ws.edu. Failure to read this timetable does not excuse students from the requirements and regulations stated herein. Address payment questions to the Morristown Campus Cashier’s Office, 423-585-2616.

Fees - Spring Semester, 2017 IN-STATE TUITION - ALL STUDENTS 2016-2017 Rates: $156 per credit hour up to 12 credit hours. $31 per credit hour above 12 credit hours.

in-state and out-of-state tuition. International Education Fee - $1 per semester hour to a maximum of $12. International Education Fee is assessed to provide students with international experiences, international learning outcomes, applied experiences, and celebrations of global diversity. This is subject to the same refund procedures as in-state and out-of-state tuition.

Dual Enrollment Students 2016-2017 Rates: $166 per credit hour up to 12 credit hours. $33 per credit hour above 12 credit hours.

Special Course Fees are assessed for designated courses such as music, police recruit training program, health/physical education, culinary arts, and TN eCampus online courses. All Natural Science labs are assessed a $15 special course fee. Please contact the Cashier Office relative to specific fees. (Non-refundable). Review your “Student Account” through StarNET.

OUT-OF-STATE TUITION Non-residents of Tennessee pay out-of-state tuition, plus in-state tuition and fees. 2016-2017 Rates: $486 per credit hour up to 12 credit hours. $97 per credit hour above 12 credit hours.

FEE WAIVERS / DISCOUNTS WSCC will begin accepting fee waivers/discount forms on or after November 11. All forms must be signed and dated on or after November 11. Cashiers do not make eligibility decisions. Waivers/discounts calculated at time of payment are “good faith” reductions. If it is determined at a later date that a student is not eligible for the fee waiver/discount or the form is not complete, the student will be invoiced for their account balance or receive a letter with additional instructions.

FEES APPLICABLE TO ALL STUDENTS Access Fee - $11.50 per semester (Non-refundable) Activity Fee - $8 per semester (Non-refundable). Late Registration Fee - $25 (Non-refundable) Technology Access Fee - $15 per semester hour to a maximum of $112.50. The Technology Access Fee is assessed to provide a direct benefit to students for items such as new and improved high technology laboratories and classrooms, appropriate network and software, computer and other equipment, and technological improvements that enhance instruction and learning outcomes. This is subject to the same refund procedures as

Students who use a PC191 or state employee fee waiver may not register until January 17 on a space available basis.

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REFUND INFORMATION Spring 2017 Refund Dates Part of Term (Session) 1A DU3 LSA RA1 ROD 1 DU LSP RA2 1B DU4 LSB PA1 PA2

Description

Term Dates

100% Refund Period Ends

75% Refund Period 25% Refund Period Last Day to Drop and Ends Receive a “W” Begins Ends Begins

First Half of Semester January 17 - March 3 1/16/17 1/17/17 1/23/17 1/24/17 Dual Enrollment-1st Half earliest start-latest end January 17 - March 3 1/16/17 1/17/17 1/23/17 1/24/17 LS First Half of Semester January 17 - March 3 1/16/17 1/17/17 1/23/17 1/24/17 TN eCampus First Half* January 17 - March 3 1/16/17 1/17/17 1/21/17 1/22/17 TN eCampus Full term* January 17 - May 3 1/16/17 1/17/17 1/30/17 1/31/17 Full term January 17 - May 5 1/16/17 1/17/17 1/30/17 1/31/17 Dual Enrollment-earliest start - latest end January 17 - May 5 1/16/17 1/17/17 1/30/17 1/31/17 Learning Support January 17 - May 5 1/16/17 1/17/17 1/30/17 1/31/17 TN eCampus Second Half* March 13 - May 3 3/12/17 3/13/17 3/16/17 3/17/17 Second Half of Semester March 13 - May 5 3/12/17 3/13/17 3/20/17 3/21/17 Dual Enrollment- 2nd Half earliest start - latest end March 13 - May 5 3/12/17 3/13/17 3/20/17 3/21/17 LS Second Half of Semester March 13 - May 5 3/12/17 3/13/17 3/20/17 3/21/17 Police Academy 1-spring January 23 - March 24 1/22/17 1/23/17 1/30/17 1/31/17 Police Academy 2-spring April 10 - June 9 4/9/17 4/10/17 4/17/17 4/18/17 *Provided by RODP

1/30/17 1/30/17 1/30/17 1/28/17 2/12/17 2/13/17 2/13/17 2/13/17 3/25/17 3/27/17 3/27/17 3/27/17 2/6/17 4/24/17

16-Feb 16-Feb 16-Feb 16-Feb 30-Mar 30-Mar 30-Mar 30-Mar 14-Apr 14-Apr 14-Apr 14-Apr

Refund of tuition and fees are processed by the Cashier Office beginning February 5.

Refunds are disbursed by the following methods: 1. Refunded automatically to the credit card which a payment was made to student account within the past three months. Allow up to 14 business days for processing 2. Refunded by direct deposit if a refund profile has been successfully created 10 business days prior to the processing of the refund. 3. Refunds not processed by options 1 or 2 will be issued as a paper check and mailed to a student’s permanent home address.

NOTE: Only In-State Tuition, Technology Access Fee, International Education Fee, and Out-of-State Tuition are Refundable Fees. Refunds occur when a student drops a course or courses which result in an adjusted cost associated with the course(s) dropped. Fees which may be adjusted are in-state tuition, technology access fee, international education fee, and out-of-state tuition. I. Situations which may result in an adjusted cost and a corresponding refund: 1. Dropping a course(s) which results in a class load of fewer hours and results in a lower cost. 2. Withdrawing from the college. 3. Cancelled classes by WSCC. Not subject to prior notification. 4. Called to active military duty or National Guard service during the term. 5. Death of a student during the term. II. Fee adjustment calculation (cost adjustments): 1. Fees are adjusted 100% up to the first day of the semester. 2. Fees are adjusted 100% due to cancelled classes. 3. Fees are adjusted 100% due to withdrawals as a result of being called to active military duty or National Guard service during the term after submitting appropriate documentation. 4. Fees are adjusted 100% due the death of a student during the term. 5. Course(s) dropped or student withdrawals occurring on or after the official start dates of the semester may result in an adjusted cost. See chart above for refund dates and deadlines.

6. Costs are re-calculated based on adjusted enrollment: a. Courses currently enrolled are charged 100% for all required costs plus b. 25% or 75% of costs associated with course(s) dropped and the dates the course(s) were dropped. - 75% refund period: charged 25% of costs of dropped courses - 25% refund period: charged 75% of costs of dropped courses 7. A refund is the difference between the cost of originally enrolled hours and the adjusted cost as calculated in #6 above. 8. Refunds will only occur if the newly re-calculated costs are less than the original charges/costs paid. 9. Not all drops/withdrawals result in a fee adjustment. III. Swapping courses on or after the official start date of the semester may result in additional penalties being charged to a students account for nonrefundable fees. Remember ALL fees are NON-REFUNDABLE except in-state tuition, technology access fee, international education fee, and out-of-state tuition.

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TESTING INFORMATION Academic Assessment and Placement

Testing Calendar - Spring 2017

*ACT (American College Test) January 11 Wednesday 9 a.m. February 8 Wednesday 9 a.m. March 8 Wednesday 9 a.m. April 12 Wednesday 9 a.m. May 10 Wednesday 9 a.m. June 14 Wednesday 9 a.m. *ACT test fee - $45 Photo I.D. required for identification

In compliance with the Tennessee Board of Regents policies, the following requirements apply to first-time regularly admitted students: Entering degree seeking students with a regular high school diploma under 21 years of age are required to submit valid ACT/SAT scores prior to registration. Valid ACT/SAT scores are those that are less than three (3) years old by the first day of classes. If you have not taken the ACT/SAT test battery, contact the Counseling and Testing CENTER. If you have taken the ACT/SAT but did not have your scores sent to Walters State Community College, contact the Department of Admissions. No minimum ACT/SAT score is required for acceptance to Walters State Community College. Students with valid ACT/SAT scores equal to a minimum of 18 on the English and Math, and 19 on the Reading sections will be excused from placement. Test scores are required as initial assessment for academic placement. COMPASS is required for: 1. All first-time degree seeking freshmen over 21 years of age who do not choose to take the ACT/SAT examination. 2. All first-time degree seeking freshmen entering on the basis of GED credentials who do not choose to take the ACT/SAT examination. 3. International students submitting ACT/SAT scores below the minimum required or choosing not to take the ACT/SAT examination. 4. Transfer students without college level English composition or college level algebra-based mathematics credit who do not have valid minimum ACT/ SAT scores. 5. Non-degree seeking students that do not have valid minimum ACT/SAT scores interested in taking a college level English composition or college level algebra-based mathematics must be assessed in the appropriate area.

NOTE: All students must make test registration arrangements in advance for the ACT . Contact the Counseling and Testing Center to schedule an exam by telephone at 423-585-6800 or access the Center’s website at www.ws.edu/studentservices/counseling-testing/testing-schedule/ NOTE: All off-campus testing dates, times and registration for Sevier, Greene and Claiborne sites will be available on the Counseling and Testing Center website: www.ws.edu/student-services/counseling-testing/testing-schedule/. Students at off-campus sites may also call 423-585-6800 to schedule the following testing dates: GREENEVILLE/GREENE COUNTY CAMPUS - 423-798-7962 SEVIER COUNTY CAMPUS - 865-774-5812 CLAIBORNE COUNTY CAMPUS - 423-626-4777

General Education Test (Required for All Students Completing Degree Requirements) The State of Tennessee requires a general education exit exam for all Walters State students completing Associate degree requirements. NOTE: All test dates may be scheduled by contacting the Counseling and Testing Center or through the testing center website at: www.ws.edu/student-services/ counseling-testing/testing-schedule/

STUDENT LOAD:

A student must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 hours to be considered a full-time student; however, to make progress toward an associate degree in two years, a student should enroll in 15-17 hours up to a maximum load of 21 hours per semester (hours beyond 21 hours requires special approval). NOTE: Students receiving Social Security or Veteran’s benefits should contact the appropriate office for specific guidelines.

TO CHANGE MAJORS:

Go to the Office of Student Enrollment Services, Student Services Building U109, and complete a form.

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BOOKSTORE ON-CAMPUS HOURS

BUYBACK

Regular Hours

Buybacks are done in the Bookstore at the Morristown Campus. Buybacks can be done at any time the store is open. An official ID (i.e Tennessee Driver’s License or Identification Card) is required for all Buybacks. The best time for Buyback is always at the end of each semester.

8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Monday through Friday Extended Hours

Off-Campus Buyback

January 10-12….8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Sevierville - MMH116…..Wednesday, December 7, 3:30 - 6 p.m. Claiborne County - WSCE….Thursday, December 8, 3:30 - 6 p.m. Greeneville - WSGC…..Friday, December 9, 3:30 - 6 p.m. Sevierville - MMH116…..Monday, December 12, 3:30 - 6 p.m.

January 13….8 a.m. - 4 p.m. January 16…Closed for Martin Luther King Day January 17-19…..8 a.m. - 6 p.m. January 20….8 a.m. - 4 p.m. January 23-26….8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

REFUNDS

Off-Campus Hours

• A Full Refund for textbooks will be given at the Morristown Campus through January 24, 2017.

Sevierville - MMH116……Thursday, January 12, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.

• No Refunds will be given without a receipt.

Greeneville - WSGC…….Saturday, January 14, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

• Textbooks must come back in the condition that they left.

Claiborne County - WSCE…….Wednesday, January 25, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.

ONLINE ORDERING Textbooks can be ordered at the Bookstore website: wscc.bncollege.com

TEXTBOOK RENTAL RETURNS Fall Rentals are due back by December 9, 2016. Information on rental returns is available on the website: wscc.bncollege.com

For a limited amount of time, books can be pre-ordered for pick-up when we are at the off-campus locations. The textbooks can be shipped to your home or picked up at the Morristown Campus Bookstore.

STUDENT CHARGES Student charges must be made by 4 p.m. February 28, 2017. Student charges consist of Vocational Rehabilitation, Veterans Rehabilitation, TRA and WIOA.

NOTES TO STUDENTS ATTENDANCE Students must attend the first day of class or contact the instructor prior to the first class if they intend to remain in class. If this procedure is not followed, the students may be administratively dropped from the class, at the discretion of the instructor. Students who are withdrawn from classes under this policy will receive a drop form marked “Attendance Withdrawal”. FEE WAIVERS / DISCOUNTS WSCC will begin accepting fee waivers/discount forms on or after November 11. All forms must be signed and dated on or after November 11. Cashiers do not make eligibility decisions. Waivers/discounts calculated at time of payment are “good faith” reductions. If it is determined at a later date that a student is not eligible for the fee waiver/discount or the form is not complete, the student will be invoiced for their account balance or receive a letter with additional instructions. Students who use a PC191 or state employee fee waiver may not register until January 17 on a space available basis. STUDENT ACTIVITIES The student activity period for spring semester, 2016 will be on Wednesdays from 12:30 - 2:15 p.m. If you wish to participate in extracurricular activities, do not schedule classes during this time. 13

Interested in learning at your convenience; earning college credit; learning for personal enjoyment?

Try Distance Education!

DISTANCE EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

Walters State offers learning opportunities for students who may not wish to travel to a Walters State campus for all classes. Several types of distance learning opportunities - video streaming courses, Walters State web based (online) courses, hybrid courses, desktop video courses, and TN eCampus (previously called RODP/ROCC) courses are offered this semester. For more information about these distance-learning opportunities, please come by the Division of Distance Education in room 126 of the College Center, or call 585-6996. COLLEGE EXPRESS

DESKTOP VIDEO COURSES

The Adult Learner College Express Program is a program designed for the working adult to obtain general education core requirements within multiple degrees. It is an accelerated format that typically starts with a cohort group. Most classes meet either one or two nights a week for approximately three hours with most students completing 12-14 hours in a semester.

Desktop Video Courses (DCV) offer students the opportunity to complete the work for a particular course in a face-to-face environment over the Internet. Desktop video courses are a good choice for students who need or want to take classes off campus but need the structure of the classroom. To complete all requirements for these courses, students must be able to access the Internet via a DSL or higher broadband connection from home or another location. Students will also need a computer with a webcam, a speaker, and a microphone; or, students will need a tablet device. A USB headset with microphone is recommended for use with the computer, and ear buds are recommended for use with mobile devices. Students may access the Internet through computer facilities at the college’s library on the Morristown campus or at the campuses in Greeneville, Sevierville, and Tazewell, or anywhere they have access to the Internet. Students who are using their laptops at Walters State to attend the course are encouraged to use a USB headset in consideration of others within listening distance. If students are using a Walters State owned computer to attend the Desktop Video Course, they are responsible for obtaining or maintaining students’ individual equipment or software for accessing the Internet. Most Desktop Video classes do not require any on-ground visits to any campus. Coursework is completed through desktop webinars and eLearn. These classes are defined with a section number of A11-H94. Please be advised that separate fees will be assessed for students enrolling in these courses. In addition to the fees assessed for the classes, there will be a course delivery fee of $10 per credit hour.

VIDEO STREAMING COURSES

Video Streaming courses (VID) follow traditional class meeting schedules, while providing students the opportunity to attend class sessions at one of four Walters State campuses (Greeneville, Sevierville, Tazewell or at the campus in Morristown). Video streaming courses are good choices for students who may be unable to travel to the main campus for a particular course. Instructors can deliver instruction from any of the four campuses to students at all locations. Students at the distance locations can see and interact with the instructor and students at other sites via closed circuit television technology.

WALTERS STATE WEB BASED (ONLINE) COURSES

Web based (online) courses offer students the opportunity to complete all or part of the work for a particular course via the Internet. These courses may follow a modified traditional class schedule or may meet only at selected times throughout the semester. To complete all requirements for these courses, students must be able to access the Internet. Students may access the Internet on their own or through computer facilities at the college’s library on the Morristown campus or at the satellite campuses in Greeneville, Sevierville, and Tazewell. The college is not responsible for obtaining or maintaining students’ individual equipment or software necessary for accessing the Internet. Web based classes are good choices for self-starting and self-motivated students. Classes that are offered via the internet are defined with a section number of W11W94. Please be advised that separate fees will be assessed for students enrolling in these courses. In addition to the fees assessed for the classes, there will be a course delivery fee of $10 per credit hour.

TN eCAMPUS COURSES (previously called RODP/ROCC)

TN eCampus (previously referred to as RODP) courses are offered as part of the TN eCampus program. Students interested in these courses should contact Vicky Marshall at 423-585-6800. Students can also obtain information concerning this program at the TN eCampus website: www.tnecampus.org. Please be advised that separate fees will be assessed for students enrolling in these courses. In addition to the fees assessed for the classes, there will be a course delivery fee of $62 per credit hour (based on 2016-2017 rate). Out-ofstate students must pay out-of-state tuition in addition to the regular maintenance fee. Please note that UNDER CURRENT VETERANS ADMINISTRATION REGULATIONS, NO WEB BASED DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES COURSE MAY BE CERTIFIED FOR BENEFITS PURPOSES. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT LINDA MASON IN THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE. These classes are defined with a section number of R50. A listing of TN eCampus courses offered this semester is on page 37 of the Timetable.

HYBRID (HYD) COURSES

Hybrid courses combine traditional on-ground classes with web (online) classes by dividing class time between traditional and online instruction. Students may utilize home computers or computer labs available on each Walters State campus to access instruction and to submit assignments. Hybrid classes are good choices for students who need to limit the number of trips to campus, but who also like having some face-to-face contact with classmates and the instructor. These classes are defined with a section number of H11-H94. Please be advised that separate fees will be assessed for students enrolling in these courses. In addition to the fees assessed for the classes, there will be a course delivery fee of $10 per credit hour. 14

SPRING 2017 Course delivery fee of $62 per credit hour (based on 2016-2017 current rate). Fees are subject to change without notification. Refund policies outlined in Timetable, page 11. TN eCampus 15 Week Session TN eCampus registration is November 7, 2016 - January 8, 2017. TN eCampus classes begin on January 17, 2017. Final exams are April 29 - May 3, 2017. A listing of TN eCampus courses offered this semester is on page 37 of the Timetable. 100% refund ends on January 16, 2017. 75% refund period - January 17 - 30, 2017. (25% charge for all courses dropped) 25% refund period - January 31 - February 12, 2017. (75% charge for all courses dropped) Last day to drop with no grade - January 30, 2017

TN eCampus 1st 7 Week Session TN eCampus registration is November 7, 2016 - January 8, 2017. TN eCampus classes begin on January 17, 2017. Final exams are March 2-3, 2017. A listing of TN eCampus courses offered this semester is on page 37 of the Timetable. 100% refund ends on January 16, 2017. 75% refund period - January 17-21, 2017. (25% charge for all courses dropped) 25% refund period - January 22-28, 2017. (75% charge for all courses dropped) Last day to drop with no grade - January 30, 2017

TN eCampus 2nd 7 Week Session TN eCampus registration is November 7, 2016 - January 8, 2017. TN eCampus classes begin on March 13, 2017. Final exams are April 29 - May 3, 2017. A listing of TN eCampus courses offered this semester is on page 37 of the Timetable. 100% refund ends on March 12, 2017. 75% refund period - March 13-16, 2017. (25% charge for all courses dropped) 25% refund period - March 17-25, 2017. (75% charge for all courses dropped) Last day to drop with no grade - March 26, 2017.

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ON CAMPUS COURSES BLDG/ROOM: CCEN - College Center (Main) ACAD - Cates Cutshall Hall (Sevier) HUM - Humanities (Main) CAPE - Conner Short Center (Sevier) MBSS - Mathematics & MMH - Maples Marshall Hall (Sevier) Behavior/Social Science (Main) AGBC - Agri-Business Expo Center NSCI - Natural Science (Main) WSCE - Claiborne County Campus PSC - Public Safety Center (Main) WSGC - Greene County Campus TECH - Technology Education (Main) GRHS - Greenhouse TBA - To Be Announced



PART OF TERM

Day class is offered: M - Monday T - Tuesday W - Wednesday R - Thursday F - Friday S - Saturday U - Sunday TBA - To be Announced

DESCRIPTION

DELIVERY METHODS: CIM - Computer based CLN - Clinical HYB - Hybrid LAB - Laboratory LEC - Lecture VID - Video WEB - Web based R__ - TN eCampus Course

TERM DATES - SPRING 2015

1A First Half of Semester DU3 Dual Enrollment-1st Half earliest start-latest end LSA LS First Half of Semester RA1 TN eCampus First Half* ROD TN eCampus Full term* 1 Full term DU Dual Enrollment-earliest start - latest end LSP Learning Support RA2 TN eCampus Second Half* 1B Second Half of Semester DU4 Dual Enrollment- 2nd Half earliest start - latest end LSB LS Second Half of Semester PA1 Police Academy 1-spring PA2 Police Academy 2-spring *Provided by TBR

January 17 - March 3 January 17 - March 3 January 17 - March 3 January 17 - March 3 January 17 - May 3 January 17 - May 5 January 17 - May 5 January 17 - May 5 March 13 - May 3 March 13 - May 5 March 13 - May 5 March 13 - May 5 January 23 - March 24 April 10 - June 9

DROP DATE 16-Feb 16-Feb 16-Feb 16-Feb 30-Mar 30-Mar 30-Mar 30-Mar 14-Apr 14-Apr 14-Apr 14-Apr

WALTERS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE - MAIN CAMPUS

ADULT LEARNER COLLEGE EXPRESS COHORT

NOTE: These classes are in an accelerated format designed for the working adult. In order to register for these classes, you must contact Cathy Woods, Executive Director of Distance Education, 423-585-2661, CCEN 126. 1 MUS 1030 C91 10434 LEC Music Appreciation 3 HUM 132 05:00 pm-06:00 pm TR TBA 1A INFS 1010 E91 10459 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R TBA 1A PSYC 2130 C01 10438 LEC Life Span Psychology 3 MBSS 130 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T TBA LSB ENGL 0804 C91 10435 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 CCEN 203 06:00 pm-08:05 pm T TBA LSB ENGL 1010 C91 10436 LEC Composition I 3 CCEN 203 06:00 pm-09:30 pm R TBA 1B ENGL 1010 C92 10437 LEC Composition I 3 CCEN 203 06:00 pm-09:30 pm R TBA

ACCOUNTING 1 ACCT 1010 002 10525 LEC Principles of Accounting I 3 TECH 1 ACCT 1010 001 10520 LEC Principles of Accounting I 3 TECH 1 ACCT 1020 001 10530 LEC Principles of Accounting II 3 TECH 1 ACCT 2295 001 10531 LEC Accounting Applications 2 TECH 1 ACCT 2413 001 10532 LEC Accounting Practice II 4 TECH 1 ACCT 2414 001 10523 LEC Accounting Practice III 4 TECH

284 284 284 254 280 280

09:05 am-10:00 am 11:10 am-12:35 pm 10:10 am-11:05 am 05:30 pm-06:25 pm 01:30 pm-05:25 pm 01:30 pm-05:25 pm

MWF TR MWF MW M W

Davis, C Barnett, W Davis, C Barnett, W Davis, C Barnett, W

AGRICULTURE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

AGRI AGRI AGRI AGRM AGRM AGRM AGRM AGRM AGRM

1010 1030 1031 1160 1160 1170 1171 1180 1181

001 001 001 001 002 001 001 001 001

10463 10466 10467 10468 10469 10470 10471 10472 10473

LEC LLB LLB LEC LEC LLB LLB LLB LLB

Intro to Agricultural Business Intro to Plant Science Intro to Plant Science Lab Livestock Mgmt Apprenticeship Livestock Mgmt Apprenticeship Livestock Event Mgmt Livestock Event Mgmt Lab Adv Livestock Event Mgmt Adv Livestock Event Mgmt Lab

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3 4 - 3 3 3 - 3 -

TECH 130 TECH 130 TECH 130 TECH 130 TECH 130 AGBC AGBC AGBC AGBC

09:05 am-10:00 am 11:15 am-12:10 pm 01:25 pm-03:15 pm 12:20 pm-03:15 pm 12:20 pm-03:15 pm 05:00 pm-06:00 pm 06:05 pm-10:00 pm 05:00 pm-06:00 pm 06:05 pm-10:00 pm

MWF MWF W M F TR TR TR TR

Condra, S Howerton, T Howerton, T Condra, S Condra, S Peters, M Peters, M Peters, M Peters, M

1 AGRM 1440 001 10474 LLB Interior Landscaping 3 TECH 126 09:05 am-10:00 am MWF 1 AGRM 1441 001 10475 LLB Interior Landscaping Lab - TBA 1 AGRM 1520 001 10476 LLB Supp Lndscpng and Hrb Plants 3 TECH 126 11:15 am-12:10 pm MW 1 AGRM 1521 001 10477 LLB Supp Lndsc Hrb Plants Lab - TECH 126 01:25 pm-03:15 pm W 1 AGRM 1620 001 10478 LLB Irrigation Systems 3 TECH 126 12:15 pm-01:10 pm TR 1 AGRM 1621 001 10479 LLB Irrigation Systems Lab - TECH 126 01:20 pm-02:15 pm TR 1 AGRM 2010 001 10484 LLB Pests and Pesticides 4 TECH 126 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 AGRM 2011 001 10485 LLB Pests and Pesticides Lab - TECH 126 11:10 am-12:05 pm TR 1 AGRM 2140 001 10486 LLB Frm Anim Hlth and Mgt Pract 4 TECH 130 12:20 pm-01:15 pm MWF 1 AGRM 2141 001 10487 LLB Frm Anim Hlth and Mgt Prct Lab - TECH 130 01:25 pm-03:15 pm M 1 AGRM 2141 002 10488 LLB Frm Anim Hlth and Mgt Prct Lab - TECH 130 01:25 pm-03:15 pm F 1 AGRM 2210 001 10489 LLB Greenhouse Crop Production 4 TECH 130 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF 1 AGRM 2211 001 10490 LLB Greenhouse Crop Product Lab - GRHS 01:25 pm-03:15 pm M 1 AGRM 2440 001 10499 LLB Lawn and Lndscp Maintenance 3 TECH 126 12:20 pm-01:15 pm MW 1 AGRM 2441 001 10500 LLB Lawn and Lndscp Maint Lab - TECH 126 01:25 pm-03:15 pm M 1 AGRM 2470 001 10503 LLB Professional Turfgrass Mgmt 3 TECH 126 10:10 am-11:05 am MW 1 AGRM 2471 001 10506 LLB Profess Turfgrass Mgmt Lab - TECH 126 01:25 pm-03:15 pm F 1 AGRM 2630 H91 10508 HYB Agric Microcomptr Appl 3 TECH 252 10:10 am-11:05 am MW 1 AGRM 2631 H91 10509 HYB Agric Microcmptr Appl Lab - TECH 252 10:10 am-11:05 am F 1 AGRM 2910 001 10510 LEC Cooperative Seminar 3 TECH 126 05:00 pm-08:00 pm T

Peters, M Peters, M Peters, M Peters, M Howerton, T Howerton, T Howerton, T Howerton, T Condra, S Condra, S Condra, S Peters, M Peters, M Howerton, T Howerton, T Howerton, T Howerton, T Condra, S Condra, S Condra, S

1 ARTH 1030 001 10441 LEC Art Appreciation 3 HUM 105 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 ARTH 1030 002 10442 LEC Art Appreciation 3 HUM 105 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 ARTH 2010 001 10446 LEC Survey of Art History I 3 HUM 105 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ARTH 2020 002 10449 LEC Survey of Art History II 3 HUM 105 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 ARTH 2020 001 10447 LEC Survey of Art History II 3 HUM 105 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ARTP 1010 001 10453 LEC Drawing I 3 HUM 136 12:20 pm-03:20 pm 1 ARTP 1020 001 10454 LEC Drawing II 3 HUM 136 12:20 pm-03:20 pm 1 ARTP 1120 001 10458 LEC Three Dimensional Design 3 HUM 136 09:05 am-12:05 pm 1 ARTP 2210 001 10461 LEC Photography I 3 LIB 110 12:20 pm-03:20 pm 1 ARTP 2220 001 10462 LEC Photography II 3 LIB 110 12:20 pm-03:20 pm 1 ARTP 2410 001 10450 LEC Ceramics I 3 HUM 137 09:35 am-12:35 pm 1 ARTP 2420 001 10451 LEC Ceramics II 3 HUM 137 09:35 am-12:35 pm 1 ARTP 2510 001 10456 LEC Painting I 3 HUM 134 09:35 am-12:35 pm 1 ARTP 2520 001 10457 LEC Painting II 3 HUM 134 09:35 am-12:35 pm 1 ARTP 2710 001 10464 LEC Printmaking I 3 HUM 138 12:45 pm-03:45 pm 1 ARTP 2720 001 10465 LEC Printmaking II 3 HUM 138 12:45 pm-03:45 pm 1 ARTP 2990 002 10455 LEC Art Problems-Drawing III 3 HUM 136 12:20 pm-03:20 pm 1 ARTP 2990 004 10507 LEC Art Problems-Photo III 3 LIB 110 12:20 pm-03:20 pm 1 ARTP 2990 001 10452 LEC Art Problems-Ceramics III 3 HUM 137 09:35 am-12:35 pm 1 ARTP 2990 003 10505 LEC Art Problems-Painting III 3 HUM 134 09:35 am-12:35 pm

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

ART

MWF MWF TR TR T MW MW MW MW MW TR TR TR TR TR TR MW MW TR TR

VanderLaan-Delaney, J VanderLaan-Delaney, J

Evans, A TBA TBA Evans, A Evans, A TBA TBA

VanderLaan-Delaney, J VanderLaan-Delaney, J VanderLaan-Delaney, J

TBA Evans, A TBA

ASTRONOMY 1 ASTR 1030 H91 10204 HYB Astronomy 4 NSCI 141 06:00 pm-08:55 pm T 1 ASTR 1031 H91 10205 HYB Astronomy Lab - NSCI 141 06:00 pm-08:55 pm R

Owen, O Owen, O

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Goodfriend, E Moore, K Frazier, A Wick, L Moore, K Frazier, A Wick, L Frazier, A Goodfriend, E Moore, K Rich, K TBA Rich, K TBA Goosie, A Moore, K TBA Moore, K Moore, K Moore, K TBA Goosie, A Eccles, L

BIOLOGY BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL

1020 1020 1020 1020 1020 1021 1021 1021 1021 1021 1110 1110 1111 1111 1120 1120 1120 1120 1121 1121 1121 1121 2010

001 002 003 004 005 001 002 003 004 005 001 002 001 002 004 002 001 003 002 003 001 004 001

10097 10099 10101 10103 10105 10108 10109 10111 10113 10114 10117 10118 10119 10120 10125 10122 10121 10123 10128 10130 10127 10132 10144

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LAB LAB LAB LAB LAB LEC LEC LAB LAB LEC LEC LEC LEC LAB LAB LAB LAB LEC

Introductory Biology II Introductory Biology II Introductory Biology II Introductory Biology II Introductory Biology II Introductory Biology II Lab Introductory Biology II Lab Introductory Biology II Lab Introductory Biology II Lab Introductory Biology II Lab General Biology I General Biology I General Biology I Lab General Biology I Lab General Biology II General Biology II General Biology II General Biology II General Biology II Lab General Biology II Lab General Biology II Lab General Biology II Lab Hum Anat and Phys I

3 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 1 1 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 3

17

NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI NSCI

201 204 201 201 201 201 204 204 201 204 141 201 204 201 204 141 141 204 201 204 201 204 217

09:05 am-10:00 am 10:10 am-11:05 am 11:15 am-12:10 pm 09:35 am-11:00 am 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 01:00 pm-02:50 pm 12:30 pm-02:20 pm 01:00 pm-02:50 pm 12:30 pm-02:20 pm 06:00 pm-07:50 pm 08:00 am-09:25 am 11:10 am-12:35 pm 01:00 pm-04:05 pm 01:10 pm-03:45 pm 09:05 am-10:00 am 11:15 am-12:40 pm 11:10 am-12:35 pm 09:35 am-11:00 am 01:15 pm-04:00 pm 01:10 pm-03:45 pm 01:15 pm-04:00 pm 01:10 pm-03:45 pm 09:05 am-10:00 am

MWF MWF MWF TR M M M T W W TR TR R F MWF MW TR TR T W R F MWF

1 BIOL 2010 004 10151 LEC Hum Anat and Phys I 3 NSCI 217 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 BIOL 2010 003 10150 LEC Hum Anat and Phys I 3 NSCI 217 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 BIOL 2010 002 10146 LEC Hum Anat and Phys I 3 NSCI 217 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 BIOL 2011 001 10156 LAB Hum Anat and Phys I Lab 1 NSCI 217 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2011 003 10158 LAB Hum Anat and Phys I Lab 1 NSCI 217 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 BIOL 2011 004 10159 LAB Hum Anat and Phys I Lab 1 NSCI 217 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2011 002 10157 LAB Hum Anat and Phys I Lab 1 NSCI 217 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2020 001 10163 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 3 NSCI 220 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 BIOL 2020 002 10164 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 3 NSCI 220 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 BIOL 2020 004 10166 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 3 NSCI 220 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 BIOL 2020 003 10165 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 3 NSCI 217 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 BIOL 2021 001 10168 LAB Hum Anat and Phys II Lab 1 NSCI 220 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2021 002 10169 LAB Hum Anat and Phys II Lab 1 NSCI 220 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2021 003 10170 LAB Hum Anat and Phys II Lab 1 NSCI 220 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2021 004 10171 LAB Hum Anat and Phys II Lab 1 NSCI 217 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 BIOL 2211 H91 10174 HYB General Botany Lab 1 NSCI 107 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2230 002 10177 LEC Intro to Microbiology 3 NSCI 107 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 BIOL 2230 001 10176 LEC Intro to Microbiology 3 NSCI 107 08:30 am-10:00 am 1 BIOL 2231 002 10179 LAB Introd to Microbiology Lab 1 NSCI 107 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 BIOL 2231 001 10178 LAB Introd to Microbiology Lab 1 NSCI 107 12:45 pm-02:10 pm

MWF TR M M W W R MWF MWF TR T M T W R R TR WF TR WF

Grass, G Grass, G Jones, D Eccles, L Jones, D Grass, G Grass, G Fleming, L Fleming, L Fleming, L TBA Fleming, L Fleming, L Fleming, L TBA TBA Frazier, A Wick, L Frazier, A Wick, L

BUSINESS 1 BUSN 1305 001 10693 LEC Introduction to Business 3 TECH 204 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF 1 BUSN 1305 002 10694 LEC Introduction to Business 3 TECH 284 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 BUSN 1360 001 10698 LEC Software Apps for Business 3 TECH 252 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR 1 BUSN 1370 W91 10699 WEB Spreadsheet Applications 3 WEB 1 BUSN 2330 001 10696 LEC Principles of Management 3 TECH 204 11:15 am-12:10 pm MWF 1 BUSN 2340 001 10700 LEC Human Resource Management 3 TECH 278 06:00 pm-09:05 pm W 1 BUSN 2390 001 10701 LEC Business Presentations 3 TECH 252 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M

Stockton, K Stockton, K TBA TBA Stockton, K TBA TBA

1 CHEM 1010 001 10180 LEC Introductory Chemistry 3 NSCI 112 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 CHEM 1010 002 10182 LEC Introductory Chemistry 3 NSCI 205 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 CHEM 1011 001 10181 LAB Introductory Chemistry Lab 1 NSCI 209 01:10 pm-03:55 pm 1 CHEM 1011 002 10183 LAB Introductory Chemistry Lab 1 NSCI 209 06:00 pm-08:00 pm 1 CHEM 1030 001 10184 LEC Concepts of Chemistry 4 NSCI 112 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 CHEM 1031 001 10185 LAB Concepts of Chemistry Lab - NSCI 209 11:15 am-01:15 pm 1 CHEM 1110 001 10186 LEC General Chemistry I 3 NSCI 112 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 CHEM 1110 002 10187 LEC General Chemistry I 3 NSCI 205 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 CHEM 1111 001 10188 LAB General Chemistry I Lab 1 NSCI 209 01:00 pm-04:15 pm 1 CHEM 1111 002 10189 LAB General Chemistry I Lab 1 NSCI 213 01:10 pm-03:55 pm 1 CHEM 1120 001 10190 LEC General Chemistry II 3 NSCI 205 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 CHEM 1120 002 10191 LEC General Chemistry II 3 NSCI 112 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 CHEM 1120 003 10300 LEC General Chemistry II 3 NSCI 205 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 CHEM 1121 001 10192 LAB General Chemistry II Lab 1 NSCI 213 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 CHEM 1121 002 10193 LAB General Chemistry II Lab 1 NSCI 209 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 CHEM 1121 003 10303 LAB General Chemistry II Lab 1 NSCI 213 01:10 pm-03:55 pm 1 CHEM 2020 001 10194 LEC Organic Chemistry II 3 NSCI 205 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 CHEM 2021 001 10195 LAB Organic Chemistry II Lab 1 NSCI 214 01:30 pm-04:15 pm

TR M T W MWF F MWF MW M W MWF TR TR M R R TR T

Johnson, L Johnson, L Johnson, L Johnson, L Johnson, L Johnson, L Johnson, L Smith, M Johnson, L TBA Smith, M Hensley, D Smith, M Smith, M Hensley, D Smith, M Smith, M Smith, M

1 CETC 1040 001 11082 LEC Conventl Energy Technologies 3 TECH 110 08:00 am-08:55 am 1 CETC 2020 001 11086 LEC Wind Turbine Technologies 3 TECH 110 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 CETC 2060 001 11090 LEC Biomass Technologies 3 TECH 110 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 CETC 2100 001 11089 LEC Codes and Standards 3 TECH 110 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 CETC 2210 001 11084 LEC Smart Grid Technologies 3 TECH 110 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 CETC 2230 001 11092 LEC LEED Green Bldg Pln & Desgn 3 TECH 110 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 CETC 2310 001 11091 LEC Hybrid Automotive Technologies 3 TECH 110 11:10 am-12:35 pm

MWF MWF TR TR MWF TR TR

CHEMISTRY

CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY Parks, K Parks, K Parks, K Parks, K Parks, K Parks, K Parks, K

COMMUNICATIONS 1 COMM 1020 001 10637 LEC Media Writing 3 CCEN 204 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 COMM 2020 001 10638 LEC Television Production 3 LIB 102 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR 1 COMM 2600 001 10639 LEC Survey of Broadcasting 3 HUM 104 12:45 pm-02:10 pm TR 1 COMM 2650 001 10640 LEC Coop Wrk Exp Communication 3 TBA

TBA Lawson, M Lawson, M Lawson, M

1 1 1 1

Suich, V Suich, V Duda, T TBA

COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CISP CISP CITC CITC

1010 1011 1313 1314

001 001 001 001

10776 10777 10781 10782

LLB LLB LLB LEC

Computer Science I Computer Science I Lab .NET Programming Java Programming I

4 - 3 3

18

TECH TECH TECH TECH

264 264 264 264

12:45 pm-02:10 pm 02:20 pm-03:15 pm 10:10 am-12:10 pm 01:00 pm-02:30 pm

TR TR TR MW

1 CITC 1324 001 10783 LLB CCNA II 3 TECH 270 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 CITC 2320 001 10785 LLB Windows Server Administration 3 TECH 270 01:00 pm-03:00 pm 1 CITC 2323 001 11075 LEC Microsoft Network Infrastrctr 3 TECH 270 03:10 pm-05:10 pm 1 CITC 2364 001 11116 LEC Virtualization Essentials 3 TECH 270 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 CPSC 2170 001 10778 LLB Cmptr Pgrm Math/Engr 3 TECH 264 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 CPSC 2171 001 10779 LLB Cmptr Prgm Math/Engr Lab - TECH 264 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 INFS 1010 001 10755 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 INFS 1010 002 10756 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 INFS 1010 003 10759 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 INFS 1010 004 10760 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 12:20 pm-01:45 pm 1 INFS 1010 005 10761 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 01:55 pm-03:20 pm 1 INFS 1010 006 10762 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 INFS 1010 007 10763 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 INFS 1010 008 10764 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 INFS 1010 009 10765 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 INFS 1010 H91 10766 HYB Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1A INFS 1010 E91 10459 LEC Computer Applications 3 TECH 262 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

TR MW MW TR MW MW MWF MWF MWF MW MW TR TR TR TR M RT

Nix, A Nix, A Nix, A Bell, J Suich, V Suich, V Suich, V Blais, L Duda, T Bell, J Duda, T Duda, T Bell, J Nix, A Blais, L TBA TBA

CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY 1 CONT 1050 H91 11336 LEC Print Reading for Construction 2 TECH 110 05:00 pm-07:00 pm M

TBA

1 CRMJ 1010 H91 10348 HYB Intro to Criminal Justice 3 HYB TBA 1 CRMJ 1020 A01 10351 LEC Intro to the Legal Process 3 DVC 12:20 pm-03:25 pm T 1 CRMJ 1020 001 10350 LEC Intro to the Legal Process 3 PSC 167 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R 1 CRMJ 1020 H91 10349 HYB Intro to the Legal Process 3 HYB TBA 1 CRMJ 1322 V91 10352 VID Police Admin and Organization 3 PSC 108 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T 1 CRMJ 1360 001 10354 LEC Intro to Crime Scene Investgtn 3 PSC 126 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R 1 CRMJ 1387 H92 10365 HYB Intro to Pub Safety Prfessions 3 HYB TBA 1 CRMJ 2010 001 10355 LEC Intro to Law Enforcement 3 PSC 167 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T 1 CRMJ 2020 001 10356 LEC Intro to Corrections 3 PSC 126 12:20 pm-03:25 pm W 1 CRMJ 2020 A02 10357 LEC Intro to Corrections 3 DVC 12:20 pm-03:25 pm R 1 CRMJ 2020 H91 10358 HYB Intro to Corrections 3 HYB TBA 1 CRMJ 2191 001 10359 LEC Criminal Justice Practicum 1 PSC 126 12:20 pm-04:20 pm F 1 CRMJ 2391 002 10361 LEC Criminal Justice Practicum 3 PSC 126 12:20 pm-04:20 pm F

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Bryant, A TBA TBA Antrican, N Antrican, N

1 ECED 2315 001 10061 LEC Early Childhood Curriculum 3 MBSS 129 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ECED 2320 001 10062 LEC Infant,Toddler Child Develpmnt 3 MBSS 129 12:20 pm-01:45 pm 1 ECED 2340 001 10064 LEC Family Dynmcs & Comm Invlmnt 3 MBSS 129 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ECED 2365 001 10065 LEC Final Practicum 3 MBSS 129 05:30 pm-07:30 pm 1 ECED 2365 002 10512 LEC Final Practicum 3 MBSS 129 05:30 pm-07:30 pm 1 ECED 2385 001 10069 LEC Math & Science in Early Chldhd 3 MBSS 129 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

T MW M W W R

TBA Stooksbury, K Stooksbury, K Stooksbury, K Mandracchia, E Mandracchia, E

1 ECON 2010 002 10619 LEC Macroeconomics 3 TECH 280 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 ECON 2010 001 10260 LEC Macroeconomics 3 TECH 278 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 ECON 2010 003 10620 LEC Macroeconomics 3 TECH 280 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ECON 2010 004 10621 LEC Macroeconomics 3 TECH 280 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ECON 2020 002 10622 LEC Microeconomics 3 TECH 280 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 ECON 2020 V91 10262 VID Microeconomics 3 MBSS 223 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 ECON 2020 001 10618 LEC Microeconomics 3 TECH 278 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ECON 2210 001 11268 LEC Business Statistcal Apps 3 MBSS 226 09:35 am-11:00 am

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1 EDUC 1030 001 10086 LEC The College Experience 3 MBSS 131 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 EDUC 1030 002 10088 LEC The College Experience 3 MBSS 243 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 EDUC 1030 003 10089 LEC The College Experience 3 MBSS 131 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 EDUC 2010 002 10098 LEC Psy of Hum Dev for Tchrs 3 MBSS 131 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 EDUC 2010 001 10096 LEC Psy of Hum Dev for Tchrs 3 MBSS 131 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 EDUC 2300 001 10100 LEC Intro to Education 3 MBSS 131 12:20 pm-01:45 pm

TR TR TR MWF TR MW

1 1 1 1 1 1 1

TR TR TR TR TR TR MW

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

ECONOMICS

Hamilton, W Farmand, F Hamilton, W Hamilton, W Hamilton, W Farmand, F Farmand, F Knight, J

EDUCATION

Donahue, J Donahue, J Donahue, J Smith, A Jenkins, C Smith, A

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN EMSA EMSA EMSA EMSA EMSA EMSA EMSB

1111 1112 1201 1202 1501 1502 1101

001 001 001 001 001 001 001

10007 10008 10009 10010 10011 10012 10001

CLN FLD LAB LAB LEC LEC LAB

Advanced EMT Clinical Adv EMT Field Internship Adv EMT Medical Skills Lab Adv EMT Trauma/Med Skills Lab Adv EMT Medical Emergencies Adv EMT Trauma/Med Emergencies EMT Medical Skills Lab

19

1 1 2 2 5 5 1

PSC PSC PSC PSC PSC PSC PSC

140 140 140 140 140 140 167

08:30 am-05:00 pm TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 08:30 am-05:00 pm

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

1 EMSB 1102 001 10002 LAB EMT Trauma and Med Skills Lab 1 PSC 167 TBA 1 EMSB 1111 001 10003 CLN EMT Clinical 1 PSC 167 TBA 1 EMSB 1112 001 10004 FLD EMT Field Internship 1 PSC 167 TBA 1 EMSB 1601 001 10005 LEC EMT Med ER/EMS Operations 6 PSC 167 TBA 1 EMSB 1602 001 10006 LEC EMT Trauma/Med Emergencies 6 PSC 167 TBA

MW MW MW MW MW

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

ENGINEERING 1 1

ENGR ENGR

2120 2120

001 001

10203 10203

LEC LEC

Dynamics Dynamics

4 4

NSCI NSCI

103 103

10:10 am-11:05 am MWF 01:00 pm-02:00 pm W

Cordry, S Cordry, S

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 1 ETBM 2910 001 11182 SEM Cooperative Seminar 3 TECH 210 11:15 am-12:25 pm 1 ETDD 1010 001 11167 LLB Engineering Graphics I 4 TECH 220 05:00 pm-06:25 pm 1 ETDD 1011 001 11168 LLB Engineering Graphics I Lab - TECH 220 06:35 pm-08:25 pm 1 ETDD 1020 001 11169 LLB Engineering Graphics II 4 TECH 220 12:45 pm-01:40 pm 1 ETDD 1021 001 11172 LLB Engineering Graphics II Lab - TECH 220 01:50 pm-03:40 pm 1 ETDD 2520 001 11174 LLB Architectural CAD 3 TECH 220 02:20 pm-04:10 pm 1 ETDD 2521 001 11176 LLB Architectural CAD Lab - TECH 220 02:20 pm-04:10 pm 1 ETDD 2830 001 11177 LLB Advanced Parametric Modeling 3 TECH 220 12:20 pm-02:10 pm 1 ETDD 2831 001 11178 LLB Adv Parametric Modeling Lab - TECH 220 12:20 pm-02:10 pm 1 ETDD 2990 001 11173 LEC Commercial Planning and Design 4 TECH 220 10:10 am-12:00 pm 1 ETEE 1110 001 11146 LLB Electrical Circuits I w/Lab 4 TECH 258 08:00 am-10:20 am 1 ETEE 1120 001 11147 LLB Electrical Circuits II w/Lab 4 TECH 258 12:45 pm-03:05 pm 1 ETEE 1720 001 11148 LEC Electronics II 3 TECH 258 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 ETEE 1721 001 11149 LAB Electronics II lab 1 TECH 258 08:00 am-10:00 am 1 ETEE 2730 001 11151 LEC Industrial Controls 3 TECH 210 10:10 am-11:35 am 1 ETEE 2731 001 11153 LAB Industrial Controls Lab 1 TECH 210 10:10 am-12:00 pm 1 ETEE 2800 001 11155 LLB Industrial Automation 3 TECH 210 12:20 pm-02:10 pm 1 ETEE 2801 001 11162 LLB Industrial Automation Lab - TECH 210 12:20 pm-02:10 pm 1 ETEM 1310 001 11179 LLB Millwright Principles 3 TECH 112 10:30 am-12:20 pm 1 ETEM 2110 001 11180 LLB General Welding 3 TECH 210 05:30 pm-07:30 pm 1 ETEM 2610 001 11181 LLB Piping and Auxiliaries 4 TECH 112 05:30 pm-08:15 pm 1 ETMF 1430 001 11208 LLB Quality Assurance 3 TECH 222 08:00 am-09:50 am 1 ETMF 1431 001 11209 LLB Quality Assurance Lab - TECH 222 08:00 am-09:50 am 1 ETMF 1550 001 11210 LEC Root Cause and Prob Solving 2 TECH 222 08:00 am-09:50 am 1 ETMF 2610 001 11211 LEC Occupational Safety 3 TECH 222 10:10 am-11:35 am 1 ETMF 2750 001 11212 LEC Engineering Economy 3 TECH 222 02:30 pm-03:45 pm 1 ETMF 2810 001 11213 LLB CNC Programming 3 TECH 112 08:00 am-10:00 am 1 ETMF 2811 001 11214 LLB CNC Programming Lab - TECH 112 08:00 am-10:00 am

TR TR TR TR TR M W M W MW TR TR MW F MW F M W TR TR MW T R F MW MW M W

Aarons, A TBA TBA Dixon, B Dixon, B Dixon, B Dixon, B Dixon, B Dixon, B Dixon, B McKemy, D Aarons, A Aarons, A Aarons, A Aarons, A Aarons, A Aarons, A Aarons, A McKemy, D TBA TBA Dixon, B Dixon, B Dixon, B McKemy, D McKemy, D McKemy, D McKemy, D

ENGLISH / LEARNING SUPPORT WRITING NOTE: The following sections of ENGL 0804 and ENGL 1010 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. LSP ENGL 0804 L01 11215 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 CCEN 203 09:05 am-10:00 am MW Morelock, C LSP ENGL 1010 L01 11234 LEC Comp I co-req: ENGL 0804-11215 3 CCEN 203 08:00 am-08:55 am MWF Morelock, C

LSP LSP

ENGL ENGL

0804 1010

L02 L02

11216 11238

LAB LEC

Learning Support Writing IV Comp I co-req: ENGL 0804-11216

2 3

CCEN 214 CCEN 214

10:10 am-11:05 am MW 09:02 am-10:00 am MWF

Justice, C Justice, C

LSP LSP

ENGL ENGL

0804 1010

L03 L03

11217 11271

LAB LEC

Learning Support Writing IV Comp I co-req: ENGL 0804-11217

2 3

CCEN 203 CCEN 203

12:20 pm-01:15 pm MW 11:15 am-12:10 pm MWF

Justice, C Justice, C

LSP LSP

ENGL ENGL

0804 1010

L04 L04

11218 11275

LAB LEC

Learning Support Writing IV Comp I co-req: ENGL 0804-11218

2 3

CCEN 200 CCEN 200

04:30 pm-06:20 pm M 06:30 pm-09:30 pm M

Ludwig, P Ludwig, P

LSP LSP

ENGL ENGL

0804 1010

L05 L05

11224 11277

LAB LEC

Learning Support Writing IV Comp I co-req: ENGL 0804-11224

2 3

CCEN 203 CCEN 203

09:35 am-10:30 am TR 08:00 am-09:25 am TR

Owens, C Owens, C

LSP LSP

ENGL ENGL

0804 1010

L06 L06

11226 11236

LAB LEC

Learning Support Writing IV Comp I co-req: ENGL 0804-11226

2 3

CCEN 203 CCEN 203

02:20 pm-03:15 pm TR 12:45 pm-02:10 pm TR

Anderson, A Anderson, A











LSP ENGL 0804 L95 11219 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 CCEN 203 06:00 pm-07:50 pm M Smith, T LSP ENGL 1010 W95 11272 WEB Comp I co-req:ENGL 0804-11219 3 WEB TBA Smith, T NOTE: The ENGL 0804 (11196) / ENGL 1010 (11201) co-req. sections below below are Adobe Connect courses. Students must have access to a computer with an internet connection faster than dial-up as well as a headset with a microphone. This class meets in real time online. Students should click into eLearn, click into the class, and click on the link provided at the specified days and time. While there are no required on-ground meetings or orientations, students may be required to meet with the instructor on campus at the instructor’s discretion. LSP ENGL 0804 A92 11196 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 DVC 12:45 pm-01:40 pm TR Ludwig, P LSP ENGL 1010 A92 11201 LEC Comp I co-req: ENGL 0804-11196 3 DVC 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR Ludwig, P NOTE: The ENGL 0804 (10435) / ENGL 1010 (10436) co-req. sections below are an accelerated format designed for the working adult. In order to register for these classes, you must contact Cathy Woods, Executive Director of Distance Education, 423-585-2661, CCEN 261. LSB ENGL 0804 C91 10435 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 CCEN 203 06:00 pm-08:05 pm T TBA LSB ENGL 1010 C91 10436 LEC Composition I 3 CCEN 203 06:00 pm-09:30 pm R TBA

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1 ENGL 1010 001 11233 LEC Composition I 3 CCEN 203 08:00 am-08:55 am 1 ENGL 1010 002 11237 LEC Composition I 3 CCEN 214 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 ENGL 1010 003 11270 LEC Composition I 3 CCEN 203 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 ENGL 1010 005 11276 LEC Composition I 3 CCEN 203 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 ENGL 1010 A91 11200 LEC Composition I 3 DVC 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ENGL 1010 006 11235 LEC Composition I 3 CCEN 203 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 ENGL 1010 004 11274 LEC Composition I 3 CCEN 200 06:30 pm-09:30 pm 1B ENGL 1010 C92 10437 LEC Composition I 3 CCEN 203 06:00 pm-09:30 pm 1 ENGL 1020 001 10660 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 100 08:00 am-08:55 am 1 ENGL 1020 002 10661 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 104 08:00 am-08:55 am 1 ENGL 1020 003 10662 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 100 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 ENGL 1020 004 10663 LEC Composition II 3 CCEN 204 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 ENGL 1020 005 10664 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 104 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 ENGL 1020 010 10669 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 100 01:55 pm-03:20 pm 1 ENGL 1020 012 10671 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 100 12:20 pm-01:45 pm 1 ENGL 1020 006 10665 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 100 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 ENGL 1020 007 10666 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 104 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 ENGL 1020 008 10667 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 100 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 ENGL 1020 009 10668 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 104 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ENGL 1020 014 10675 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 100 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 ENGL 1020 011 10670 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 100 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 1 ENGL 1020 013 10672 LEC Composition II 3 HUM 106 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ENGL 2120 002 10646 LEC American Literature II 3 HUM 106 12:20 pm-01:45 pm 1 ENGL 2120 001 10645 LEC American Literature II 3 HUM 102 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 ENGL 2120 003 10647 LEC American Literature II 3 HUM 106 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ENGL 2220 001 10648 LEC British Literature II 3 HUM 102 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 ENGL 2230 001 11377 LEC Literature for Children 3 HUM 100 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 ENGL 2420 001 10653 LEC Western World Literature II 3 HUM 106 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 ENGL 2420 002 10654 LEC Western World Literature II 3 HUM 106 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 ENGL 2510 001 11320 LEC Folklore 3 HUM 121 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 1 ENGL 2810 001 10649 LEC Creative Writing I 3 HUM 106 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ENGL 2820 001 10650 LEC Creative Writing II 3 HUM 106 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ENGL 2990 001 10651 LEC Creative Writing III 3 HUM 106 11:10 am-12:35 pm

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Morelock, C Justice, C Justice, C Owens, C Ludwig, P Anderson, A Ludwig, P TBA Owens, C Todaro, C Eichelman, S Morelock, C Anderson, A Jacobs, S Eichelman, S Jacobs, S Rouse, E Rouse, E Owens, C Rouse, E Rouse, E TBA Jacobs, S Anderson, A Anderson, A Owens, C Todaro, C Rouse, E Eichelman, S McLain, C Eichelman, S Eichelman, S Eichelman, S

GEOGRAPHY 1 GEOG 1030 V91 10439 VID Cultural Geography 3 MBSS 223 01:55 pm-03:20 pm MW 1 GEOG 2010 001 10259 LEC World Regional Geography 3 MBSS 124 12:45 pm-02:10 pm TR

Knowles, D Knowles, D

1 HIST 1120 001 10124 LEC Survey of World Civilizatn II 3 MBSS 130 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 HIST 1120 002 10126 LEC Survey of World Civilizatn II 3 MBSS 130 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 HIST 2010 002 10135 LEC American History I 3 MBSS 124 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 HIST 1120 003 10129 LEC Survey of World Civilizatn II 3 MBSS 129 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 HIST 1120 004 10131 LEC Survey of World Civilizatn II 3 MBSS 124 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 HIST 1120 005 10133 LEC Survey of World Civilizatn II 3 MBSS 124 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 1 HIST 2020 002 10137 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 108 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 HIST 2020 003 10138 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 130 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 HIST 2020 004 10139 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 124 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 HIST 2020 005 10140 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 124 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 HIST 2020 012 10154 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 108 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 HIST 2020 007 10142 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 130 01:55 pm-03:20 pm 1 HIST 2020 006 10141 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 108 12:20 pm-01:45 pm 1 HIST 2020 008 10143 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 108 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 HIST 2020 009 10145 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 124 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 HIST 2020 013 10155 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 108 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 HIST 2020 015 10448 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 130 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 HIST 2020 010 10147 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 130 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 HIST 2020 011 10148 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 108 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 HIST 2020 014 10160 LEC American History II 3 MBSS 108 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

Holder, T Lubotina, P McClure, M Lubotina, P McClure, M McClure, M Lubotina, P Holder, T McClure, M McClure, M Knowles, D Holder, T Lubotina, P Lubotina, P Stephens, F Knowles, D Holder, T Holder, T McGhee, D Knowles, D

HISTORY MWF MWF TR TR TR TR MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MW MW TR TR TR TR TR TR R

HEALTH

1 HLTH 2010 001 10252 LEC Nutrition 3 MBSS 131 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T 1 HLTH 2310 001 10102 LEC Safety and First Aid 3 MBSS 122 10:00 am-11:05 am MWF

TBA Jenkins, C

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Winkler, A Winkler, A Shrader, S Shrader, S Shrader, S

HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY HITC HITC HITC HITC HITC

2020 2021 2030 2031 2060

H91 H91 H91 H91 001

10717 10718 10719 10720 10721

HYB HYB HYB HYB LEC

Applic in Hlthcare Info System App in Hlthcare Info Sys Lab Qual Imprv and Assmnt in Hlthc Qual Imp Assmnt in Hthcr Lab Health Info Tech Practice II

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TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH

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HUMANITIES 1 HUM 2110 001 11145 LEC Humanities: Human Advntr II 3 CCEN 204 11:15 am-12:10 pm MWF

TBA

1 LEGL 1300 001 10267 LEC Intro Paralgl Studies & Ethics 3 TECH 200 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF 1 LEGL 1330 001 10268 LEC Legal Writing 3 TECH 200 12:45 pm-02:10 pm TR 1 LEGL 1350 001 10272 LEC Torts 3 TECH 200 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 LEGL 1360 001 10273 LEC Criminal Law 3 TECH 204 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T 1 LEGL 2300 001 10277 LEC Special Topics in Paralegal St 3 TECH 204 02:20 pm-03:45 pm TR 1 LEGL 2385 001 10275 LEC Civil Litigation Skills II 3 TECH 204 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R 1 LEGL 2390 001 10276 LEC Legal Internship 3 TBA

Garland, M Garland, M Garland, M TBA Garland, M TBA Garland, M

LEGAL STUDIES

MATH / LEARNING SUPPORT MATH NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1030 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet consecutively. LSA MATH 0030 V91 11321 VID Mathematics Learning Support 3 MBSS 223 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR TBA LSB MATH 1030 V91 11324 VID Intermediate Algebra 3 MBSS 223 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR TBA

LSA MATH 0030 A01 10886 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 MBSS 203 11:15 am-01:15 pm MWF Owens, M LSB MATH 1030 A01 10887 LEC Intermediate Algebra 3 MBSS 203 11:15 am-01:15 pm MWF Owens, M NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1530 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet consecutively. LSA MATH 0030 014 11246 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 MBSS 228 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR TBA LSB MATH 1530 014 11247 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 228 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR Bowman, T

NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1630 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet consecutively. LSA MATH 0030 F02 11244 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 MBSS 203 08:00 am-10:00 am MWF Owens, M LSB MATH 1630 F02 11245 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 MBSS 203 08:00 am-10:00 am MWF Owens, M

NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1530 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet concurrently. LSP MATH 1530 S03 11185 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 242 09:05 am-10:10 am MWF Mefford, E LSP MATH 0030 S03 11184 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 MBSS 242 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF TBA

LSP LSP

MATH MATH

0030 1530

S05 S05

11187 11188

LEC LEC

Mathematics Learning Support Probability and Statistics

3 3

MBSS 242 MBSS 242

10:10 am-11:05 am MWF 11:15 am-12:10 pm MWF

TBA Mefford, E

LSP LSP

MATH MATH

1530 0030

S07 S07

11193 11192

LEC LEC

Probability and Statistics Mathematics Learning Support

3 3

MBSS 244 MBSS 244

08:00 am-09:25 am TR 09:35 am-11:00 am TR

Borlaug, V TBA

LSP LSP

MATH MATH

0030 1530

S09 S09

11197 11199

LEC LEC

Mathematics Learning Support Probability and Statistics

3 3

MBSS 244 MBSS 244

09:35 am-11:00 am TR 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR

TBA Borlaug, V

LSP LSP

MATH MATH

1530 0030

S10 S10

11205 11204

LEC LEC

Probability and Statistics Mathematics Learning Support

3 3

MBSS 242 MBSS 243

09:35 am-11:00 am TR 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR

Mefford, E TBA









LSP MATH 0030 S11 11239 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 MBSS 243 11:10 am-12:35 pm LSP MATH 1530 S11 11240 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 242 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 MATH 1530 001 10888 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 243 08:00 am-08:55 am 1 MATH 1530 002 11183 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 228 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 MATH 1530 003 11186 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 242 09:05 am-10:10 am 1 MATH 1530 004 11189 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 228 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 MATH 1530 005 11190 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 242 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 MATH 1530 006 11191 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 228 12:20 pm-01:45 pm 1 MATH 1530 007 11194 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 244 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 MATH 1530 008 11195 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 203 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 MATH 1530 010 11207 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 242 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 MATH 1530 009 11202 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 244 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 MATH 1530 011 11241 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 242 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 MATH 1530 012 11242 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 228 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 MATH 1530 013 11243 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 MBSS 226 04:20 pm-05:45 pm 1 MATH 1630 003 11250 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 MBSS 243 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 MATH 1630 004 11251 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 MBSS 227 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 MATH 1630 005 11252 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 MBSS 243 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 MATH 1630 006 11253 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 MBSS 242 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 MATH 1630 007 11254 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 MBSS 227 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 MATH 1630 008 11255 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 MBSS 203 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 MATH 1420 001 11248 LEC Prob Slvng Geom and Statistics 3 MBSS 225 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 MATH 1420 002 11249 LEC Prob Slvng Geom and Statistics 3 MBSS 225 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 MATH 1710 001 11256 LEC Pre-Calculus Algebra 3 MBSS 226 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 MATH 1710 002 11257 LEC Pre-Calculus Algebra 3 MBSS 203 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 MATH 1720 001 11258 LEC Pre-Calculus Trigonometry 3 MBSS 225 12:20 pm-01:15 pm 1 MATH 1720 002 11261 LEC Pre-Calculus Trigonometry 3 MBSS 244 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 MATH 1830 001 11262 LEC Calculus A 3 MBSS 227 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 MATH 1830 002 11263 LEC Calculus A 3 MBSS 244 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

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Noe, R Bowman, T Mefford, E Bowman, T Mefford, E Bowman, T Borlaug, V Romines, R Mefford, E Borlaug, V Mefford, E Romines, J TBA Noe, R Rice, C Noe, R Mefford, E Rice, C TBA Romines, J Romines, J Romines, R Romines, R Borlaug, V Borlaug, V Rice, C TBA

1 MATH 1910 001 11264 LEC Calculus I 4 MBSS 226 08:45 am-10:00 am 1 MATH 1920 001 11265 LEC Calculus II 4 MBSS 225 08:45 am-10:00 am 1 MATH 2010 001 11266 LEC Intro to Linear Algebra 3 MBSS 227 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 MATH 2050 001 11267 LEC Probability and Statistical Ap 3 MBSS 226 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 MATH 2120 001 11269 LEC Differential Equations 3 MBSS 226 11:10 am-12:35 pm

MWF MWF TR TR TR

1 MDCD 1030 H91 10725 HYB Intermediate ICD Coding 3 TECH 286 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 MDCD 1030 H92 10726 HYB Intermediate ICD Coding 3 TECH 286 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 MDCD 1040 H92 10728 HYB Adv Coding for Reimbursement 3 TECH 286 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 MDCD 1040 H91 10727 HYB Adv Coding for Reimbursement 3 TECH 286 12:20 pm-03:30 pm

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Romines, R Borlaug, V Rice, C Knight, J Knight, J

MEDICAL CODING

TBA TBA TBA Shrader, S

MANAGEMENT

NOTE: MGMT 2110 is a Hybrid course. The on-ground classes will meet every Tuesday in TECH 254. Students will not meet on campus on Thursdays. Dr. Amy Ross can be reached by email at [email protected] or by phone at 423-585-6978. 1 MGMT 2110 H91 10264 HYB Adv Wrd Proc and Dsktp Publish 3 TECH 254 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Ross, A

MUSIC

1 MUS 1030 001 11290 LEC Music Appreciation 3 HUM 132 09:05 am-10:00 am MWF 1 MUS 1030 002 11291 LEC Music Appreciation 3 HUM 132 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF 1 MUS 1030 003 11292 LEC Music Appreciation 3 HUM 101 11:10 am-12:35 pm MW 1 MUS 1030 004 11294 LEC Music Appreciation 3 HUM 132 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 MUS 1030 005 11296 LEC Music Appreciation 3 HUM 132 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR 1 MUS 1030 006 11297 LEC Music Appreciation 3 HUM 132 02:20 pm-03:45 pm TR 1 MUS 1030 C91 10434 LEC Music Appreciation 3 HUM 132 05:00 pm-06:00 pm TR 1 MUS 1040 001 11303 LEC Ear Training I 1 HUM 121 11:15 am-12:10 pm WF 1 MUS 1050 001 11299 LEC Concert Choir 1 HUM 132 12:20 pm-01:15 pm WF 1 MUS 1060 001 11300 LEC College-Community Chorale 1 HUM 132 07:00 pm-09:00 pm T 1 MUS 1072 V91 11133 VID Surv of Pop Mus: Rock and Roll 3 MBSS 223 12:45 pm-02:10 pm TR 1 MUS 1090 001 11301 LEC Jazz Band 1 HUM 121 07:00 pm-09:00 pm M 1 MUS 1110 V91 11302 VID Theory I 3 CCEN 246 09:05 am-10:00 am MWF 1 MUS 1620 001 11304 LEC Class Piano II 1 HUM 119 11:10 am-12:05 pm TR 1 MUS 1730 001 11305 LEC Choral Studies 1 HUM 132 12:20 pm-01:15 pm MWF 1 MUS 1745 V91 11143 VID Music Business 3 CCEN 246 02:20 pm-03:45 pm MW 1 MUS 1912 001 11338 PL1 Indiv Music Instruct - Voice 1 TBA 1 MUS 1912 002 11340 PL2 Indiv Music Instruct - Voice 2 TBA 1 MUS 1922 001 11341 PL1 Indiv Music Instruct-Keyboard 1 TBA 1 MUS 1922 002 11342 PL2 Indiv Music Instruct-Keyboard 2 TBA 1 MUS 1933 001 11344 PL1 Individ Music Instruct-Guitar 1 TBA 1 MUS 1933 002 11346 PL2 Individ Music Instruct-Guitar 2 TBA 1 MUS 1934 001 11348 PL1 Indiv Music Instruct-Woodwinds 1 TBA 1 MUS 1934 002 11350 PL2 Indiv Music Instruct-Woodwinds 2 TBA 1 MUS 1935 001 11352 PL1 Indiv Music Instruct - Brass 1 TBA 1 MUS 1935 002 11354 PL2 Indiv Music Instruct - Brass 2 TBA 1 MUS 1936 001 11356 PL1 Indiv Music Instruc-Percussion 1 TBA 1 MUS 1936 002 11358 PL2 Indiv Music Instruc-Percussion 2 TBA 1 MUS 2010 001 11306 LEC Advanced Ear Training I 1 TBA 1 MUS 2110 V91 11293 VID Advanced Theory I 3 CCEN 246 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 MUS 2990 001 11307 LEC Music Probs-Womens Ensemble 1 HUM 132 12:20 pm-01:15 pm M 1 MUS 2990 002 11308 LEC Music Probs-Mens Ensemble 2 HUM 132 12:20 pm-01:15 pm M

TBA TBA Keck Hodge, E Keck Hodge, E Keck Hodge, E TBA TBA TBA Ritter, L TBA TBA TBA Keck Hodge, E TBA Ritter, L TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Ritter, L TBA

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Pierce, W Dobbins, E Jones, K Dobbins, E Moore, L Moore, L Moore, L Moore, L Parish, J Parish, J Pierce, W Pierce, W Boruff, S Boruff, S Boruff, S Steck, S Steck, S Steck, S

NURSING NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS NURS

1002 1005 1100 1130 1150 1150 1160 1161 2600 2601 2610 2611 2620 2621 2621 2630 2630 2631

001 001 H92 N91 001 002 N91 001 N91 001 N91 001 N91 N91 N91 002 001 001

10362 10366 10676 10677 10678 10679 10680 10681 10683 10684 10685 10686 10687 10688 10688 10691 10689 10690

LEC LEC HYB LEC CLN CLN LEC CLN LEC CLN LEC CLN LEC CLN CLN LEC LEC CLN

Test Taking Strategies Nursing at the End Of Life Nrsng Concepts and Processes Pharmacology Nursing Skills Nursing Skills Introduction to Nursing Proces Intro to Nrsng Process Lab Nursing Process I Nursing Process I Lab Nursing Process II Nursing Process II Lab Nursing Process III Nursing Process III Lab Nursing Process III Lab Nursing Process IV Nursing Process IV Nursing Process IV Lab

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10:10 am-11:05 am M 03:45 pm-05:00 pm M TBA 12:30 pm-03:40 pm M 09:00 am-04:30 pm T 09:00 am-04:30 pm R 12:30 pm-03:40 pm W TBA 09:00 am-12:00 pm WR TBA 09:00 am-12:00 pm MF TBA 09:00 am-12:00 pm T 01:00 pm-03:00 pm T TBA 01:30 pm-03:30 pm R 10:00 am-12:00 pm R TBA

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN 1 PHAR 1000 H91 10737 HYB Pharm Orient Anat and Med Term 2 TECH 120 TBA 1 PHAR 1010 001 10738 LEC Intro to Phar Tech Practice 3 TECH 120 09:15 am-11:10 am 1 PHAR 1011 001 10739 LAB Int to Pharm Tech Pract Lab - TECH 120 09:30 am-12:10 pm 1 PHAR 1020 001 10741 LEC Pharmacy Calculations 3 TECH 120 12:20 pm-02:00 pm 1 PHAR 1021 001 10742 LAB Pharmacy Calculations Lab - TECH 120 01:20 pm-04:00 pm 1 PHAR 1030 001 10743 LEC Pharmacology and Therapeutics 3 TECH 120 09:15 am-12:05 pm 1 PHAR 1050 001 10744 LEC Principles of Pharmacy Practic 3 TECH 120 01:10 pm-03:00 pm 1 PHAR 1051 001 10745 LAB Princ of Pharmacy Practice Lab - TECH 120 09:30 am-12:10 pm 1 PHAR 1060 001 10747 LEC Sterile Products Technology 2 TECH 120 03:15 pm-04:10 pm 1 PHAR 1061 001 10748 LAB Sterile Products Technol Lab - TECH 120 01:20 pm-04:00 pm 1 PHAR 1070 H91 10749 HYB Pharm Jurisprudence and Ethics 2 TECH 120 02:20 pm-04:10 pm

T T R T R M M W M W T

TBA Brown, K Brown, K Brown, K Brown, K Brown, K Brown, K Brown, K Brown, K Brown, K Brown, K

PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PHED 1137 001 10112 LLB Power Walking 1 CCEN 123 06:00 pm-08:00 pm R 1 PHED 1140 001 10115 LLB Fitness for Life 2 CCEN 123 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M 1 PHED 1310 001 10427 LLB Basketball 1 TBA 1 PHED 1350 001 10428 LLB Softball 1 TBA 1 PHED 1610 001 10429 LLB Golf 1 TBA 1 PHED 1730 001 10430 LLB Volleyball 1 TBA 1 PHED 2000 001 10104 LEC Personal Wellness 3 CCEN 123 11:15 am-12:10 pm MWF 1 PHED 2000 H91 10107 HYB Personal Wellness 3 CCEN 123 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R 1 PHED 2110 001 10110 LEC Human Motor Behavior 3 CCEN 123 11:15 am-12:35 pm TR 1 PHED 2990 001 10426 LEC Recreational Fundamentals 1 TBA 1 PHED 2990 002 10431 LEC Baseball 1 TBA

TBA TBA Jenkins, C Jenkins, C Jenkins, C Jenkins, C Jenkins, C TBA Jenkins, C Jenkins, C Jenkins, C

1 PHIL 1030 002 11314 LEC Human Nature and Life 3 HUM 101 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 PHIL 1030 001 11313 LEC Human Nature and Life 3 HUM 101 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 PHIL 1110 001 11315 LEC Elementary Logic 3 HUM 102 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 PHIL 2020 001 11312 LEC Self and Values 3 HUM 101 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 PHIL 2210 001 11317 LEC Religions and Cultures 3 HUM 101 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 PHIL 2400 002 11318 LEC Introduction to Ethics 3 HUM 101 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 PHIL 2400 001 11337 LEC Introduction to Ethics 3 HUM 100 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 PHIL 2640 001 11319 LEC Science and the Modern World 3 HUM 101 12:45 pm-02:10 pm

Funke, M Turner, P Turner, P TBA Funke, M Funke, M TBA Turner, P

PHILOSOPHY MWF TR TR M TR MWF T TR

PHYSICAL SCIENCE 1 PSCI 1030 001 10196 LEC Concepts Earth and Space Sci 4 NSCI 141 09:05 am-10:00 am MWF 1 PSCI 1031 001 10197 LAB Cncpts Earth Sp Sci Lab - NSCI 103 11:15 am-01:00 pm T 1 PSCI 1031 002 10198 LAB Cncpts Earth Sp Sci Lab - NSCI 103 01:10 pm-03:00 pm T

Stone, K Stone, K Stone, K

1 PHYS 2020 001 10199 LEC General Physics II 4 NSCI 103 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 PHYS 2021 001 10200 LAB General Physics II Lab - NSCI 103 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 PHYS 2120 001 10201 LEC Physics II 4 NSCI 103 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 PHYS 2121 001 10202 LAB Physics II Lab - NSCI 103 01:00 pm-03:45 pm

Stone, K Stone, K Cordry, S Cordry, S

PHYSICS

TR R MWF M

POLITICAL SCIENCE 1 POLS 2100 001 10206 LEC Intro to Political Science 3 MBSS 131 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF

TBA

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1A 1

TBA Westwood, M Larson, J Larson, J Larson, J Jarnagin, W Jarnagin, W Westwood, M TBA Larson, J Westwood, M Jarnagin, W Westwood, M Larson, J TBA TBA TBA Westwood, M

PSYCHOLOGY PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC PSYC

1030 1030 1030 1030 1030 1030 1030 1030 1030 1030 1030 2130 2130 2130 2130 2130 2130 2310

009 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 010 011 008 001 004 002 005 006 C01 001

10254 10207 10208 10209 10210 10211 10212 10213 10255 10256 10214 10216 10222 10220 10257 10258 10438 10224

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC

General Psychology General Psychology General Psychology General Psychology General Psychology General Psychology General Psychology General Psychology General Psychology General Psychology General Psychology Life Span Psychology Life Span Psychology Life Span Psychology Life Span Psychology Life Span Psychology Life Span Psychology Abnormal Psychology

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MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS MBSS

102 125 108 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 108 124 125 102 125

08:00 am-08:55 am 10:10 am-11:05 am 10:10 am-11:05 am 11:15 am-12:10 pm 01:55 pm-03:20 pm 08:00 am-09:25 am 09:35 am-11:00 am 11:10 am-12:35 pm 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 08:00 am-08:55 am 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 11:10 am-12:35 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 09:05 am-10:00 am

MWF MWF MWF MWF MW TR TR TR TR M T MWF TR TR T R R MWF

PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT 1 PTA 1200 001 10329 LEC Orthopedic Conditions 6 TECH 108B 08:30 am-01:00 pm 1 PTA 1201 001 10330 LLB Orthopedic Conditions Lab - TECH 142 01:30 pm-04:30 pm 1 PTA 1201 001 10330 LLB Orthopedic Conditions Lab - TECH 142 08:30 am-12:30 pm 1 PTA 1300 001 10331 LEC Neurological Conditions I 3 TECH 108B 08:30 am-11:30 am 1 PTA 1301 001 10332 LLB Neurological Conditions I Lab - TECH 142 12:30 pm-03:30 pm 1 PTA 1331 001 10333 CLN Clinical I 2 TBA 1 PTA 2431 001 10334 CLN Clinical III 4 TBA 1 PTA 2500 001 10335 LEC Correlative PTA Procedures 3 08:30 am-12:00 pm 1 PTA 2501 001 10338 LLB Correlative PTA Proced Lab - 01:00 pm-04:00 pm 1 PTA 2531 001 10343 CLN Clinical IV 6 TBA

M T T R R MTWRF MTWRF MTWRF MTWRF MTWRF

Miller, M Miller, M Miller, M Clark, N Clark, N Miller, M Lowdermilk, M Lowdermilk, M Lowdermilk, M Clark, N

READING / LEARNING SUPPORT READING / SPEECH NOTE: Those students registering for READ 0800 (10642) MUST also register for one of the corresponding SPCH 1010 sections below (10767 or 10768). LSP READ 0800 L01 10642 LAB Learning Support Reading 3 CCEN 214 12:45 pm-02:10 pm MW TBA LSP SPCH 1010 L01 10767 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 09:05 am-10:00 am MWF McAvoy, M LSP SPCH 1010 L02 10768 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF McAvoy, M

NOTE: Those students registering for READ 0800 (10641) MUST also register for one of the corresponding SPCH 1010 sections below (10769 or 10770). LSP READ 0800 L91 10641 LAB Learning Support Reading 3 CCEN 214 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R TBA LSP SPCH 1010 L91 10769 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T TBA LSP SPCH 1010 L94 10770 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 02:20 pm-03:45 pm TR Clifton, L

SOCIOLOGY 1 SOCI 1010 001 10233 LEC Intro to Sociology 3 MBSS 102 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 SOCI 1010 003 10237 LEC Intro to Sociology 3 MBSS 102 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 SOCI 1010 H91 10249 HYB Intro to Sociology 3 MBSS 125 12:20 pm-01:45 pm 1 SOCI 1010 006 10240 LEC Intro to Sociology 3 MBSS 102 01:55 pm-03:20 pm 1 SOCI 1010 010 10244 LEC Intro to Sociology 3 MBSS 102 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 1 SOCI 1010 005 10239 LEC Intro to Sociology 3 MBSS 102 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 SOCI 1010 007 10241 LEC Intro to Sociology 3 MBSS 102 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 SOCI 1010 008 10242 LEC Intro to Sociology 3 MBSS 102 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 SOCI 2210 H91 10492 HYB Sociology of Citizenship 3 MBSS 102 11:10 am-12:35 pm

MWF MWF MW MW TR TR TR TR MW

1 SPAN 1010 V91 11138 VID Elementary Spanish I 3 CCEN 246 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 SPAN 1020 001 11372 LEC Elementary Spanish II 3 CCEN 244 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 SPAN 1020 V91 11279 VID Elementary Spanish II 3 CCEN 246 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 SPAN 1020 V92 11283 VID Elementary Spanish II 3 CCEN 246 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 SPAN 2020 V91 11286 VID Intermediate Spanish II 3 CCEN 246 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

R MWF TR T M

Dixon, J Dixon, J Elkins, A Elkins, A Gladson, V Elkins, A Gladson, V Dixon, J Dixon, J

SPANISH

SPEECH

TBA Mitrik, M Stevens, E Stevens, E Stevens, E

1 SPCH 1010 015 10613 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 08:00 am-08:55 am MWF 1 SPCH 1010 001 10591 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 09:05 am-10:00 am MWF 1 SPCH 1010 016 11366 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 106 09:05 am-10:00 am MWF 1 SPCH 1010 002 10594 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF 1 SPCH 1010 003 10596 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 104 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF 1 SPCH 1010 004 10598 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 11:15 am-12:10 pm MWF 1 SPCH 1010 013 10611 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 01:55 pm-02:50 pm MWF 1 SPCH 1010 006 10600 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 SPCH 1010 007 10601 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 104 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 SPCH 1010 009 10606 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 105 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 SPCH 1010 008 10603 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR 1 SPCH 1010 010 10608 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 100 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR 1 SPCH 1010 014 10612 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 02:20 pm-03:45 pm TR 1 SPCH 1010 012 10610 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M 1 SPCH 1010 011 10609 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T 1 SPCH 1010 005 10599 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 103 12:20 pm-01:45 pm MW 1 SPCH 1010 017 11367 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 HUM 106 09:00 am-12:05 pm S 1 SPCH 2000 001 10614 LEC Forensics 1 HUM 104 TBA 1 SPCH 2030 001 10615 LEC Debate 3 HUM 104 01:00 pm-03:00 pm M 1 SPCH 2030 002 10616 LEC Debate 3 HUM 102 01:00 pm-03:00 pm W

TBA McAvoy, M Pratt, R McAvoy, M Lawson, M Pratt, R Lawson, M Clifton, L Lawson, M Pratt, R Clifton, L Pratt, R Clifton, L TBA TBA Goosie, M TBA Pratt, R Pratt, R Pratt, R

1 SPED 2010 001 10070 LEC Introduction to Special Educat 3 MBSS 129 02:20 pm-03:45 pm TR

Mandracchia, E

1 SWRK 2020 001 10253 LEC Cultural Diversity 3 MBSS 102 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T

TBA

1 1

Kent, T TBA

SPECIAL EDUCATION SOCIAL WORK THEATRE THEA THEA

1030 1210

001 001

11309 11310

LEC LEC

Introduction to Theatre Voice and Physical Preparation

25

3 3

HUM 101 HUM 121

11:10 am-12:35 pm TR 02:20 pm-03:45 pm TR

OFF CAMPUS COURSES BLDG/ROOM: CCEN - College Center (Main) ACAD - Cates Cutshall Hall (Sevier) HUM - Humanities (Main) CAPE - Conner Short Center (Sevier) MBSS - Mathematics & MMH - Maples Marshall Hall (Sevier) Behavior/Social Science (Main) AGBC - Agri-Business Expo Center NSCI - Natural Science (Main) WSCE - Claiborne County Campus PSC - Public Safety Center (Main) WSGC - Greene County Campus TECH - Technology Education (Main) GRHS - Greenhouse TBA - To Be Announced



PART OF TERM

DESCRIPTION

Day class is offered: M - Monday T - Tuesday W - Wednesday R - Thursday F - Friday S - Saturday U - Sunday TBA - To be Announced

DELIVERY METHODS: CIM - Computer based CLN - Clinical HYB - Hybrid LAB - Laboratory LEC - Lecture VID - Video WEB - Web based R__ - TN eCampus Course

TERM DATES - SPRING 2015

1A First Half of Semester DU3 Dual Enrollment-1st Half earliest start-latest end LSA LS First Half of Semester RA1 TN eCampus First Half* ROD TN eCampus Full term* 1 Full term DU Dual Enrollment-earliest start - latest end LSP Learning Support RA2 TN eCampus Second Half* 1B Second Half of Semester DU4 Dual Enrollment- 2nd Half earliest start - latest end LSB LS Second Half of Semester PA1 Police Academy 1-spring PA2 Police Academy 2-spring *Provided by TBR

DROP DATE

January 17 - March 3 January 17 - March 3 January 17 - March 3 January 17 - March 3 January 17 - May 3 January 17 - May 5 January 17 - May 5 January 17 - May 5 March 13 - May 3 March 13 - May 5 March 13 - May 5 March 13 - May 5 January 23 - March 24 April 10 - June 9

16-Feb 16-Feb 16-Feb 16-Feb 30-Mar 30-Mar 30-Mar 30-Mar 14-Apr 14-Apr 14-Apr 14-Apr

CLAIBORNE COUNTY CAMPUS ART

1 ARTH 1030 151 10570 LEC Art Appreciation 3 WSCE 112 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

R

1 BIOL 1020 151 10077 LEC Introductory Biology II 3 WSCE 116 11:10 am-12:05 pm 1 BIOL 1020 152 10079 LEC Introductory Biology II 3 WSCE 116 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 BIOL 1021 151 10078 LAB Introductory Biology II Lab 1 WSCE 116 01:00 pm-02:50 pm 1 BIOL 1021 152 10080 LAB Introductory Biology II Lab 1 WSCE 116 06:00 pm-07:50 pm 1 BIOL 2010 151 10081 LEC Hum Anat and Phys I 3 WSCE 116 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 BIOL 2011 151 10082 LAB Hum Anat and Phys I Lab 1 WSCE 116 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2020 151 10083 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 3 WSCE 116 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 BIOL 2021 151 10084 LAB Hum Anat and Phys II Lab 1 WSCE 116 01:00 pm-03:45 pm

MWF W M M TR T TR R

1 BUSN 1305 V51 11157 VID Introduction to Business 3 WSCE 80 02:20 pm-05:20 pm

T

1 CHEM 1120 151 10305 LEC General Chemistry II 3 WSCE 208 04:20 pm-05:45 pm 1 CHEM 1121 151 10307 LAB General Chemistry II Lab 1 WSCE 208 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

TW W

1 COMM 1010 151 11099 LEC Intro to Mass Communications 3 WSCE 75 09:35 am-11:00 am

TR

1 INFS 1010 151 11100 LEC Computer Applications 3 WSCE 32 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 INFS 1010 152 11101 LEC Computer Applications 3 WSCE 32 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 INFS 1010 H51 11102 HYB Computer Applications 3 WSCE 32 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

TR TR M

BIOLOGY

BUSINESS

CHEMISTRY

TBA

Robinson, C TBA Robinson, C TBA Robinson, C Robinson, C Robinson, C Robinson, C

Stockton, K

de Silva, E de Silva, E

COMMUNICATIONS

Goosie, M

COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

26

TBA TBA TBA

CRIMINAL JUSTICE 1 CRMJ 1020 A51 10376 LEC Intro to the Legal Process 3 DVC 12:20 pm-03:25 pm 1 CRMJ 1322 V51 10378 VID Police Admin and Organization 3 WSCE 80 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 CRMJ 2020 A52 10377 LEC Intro to Corrections 3 DVC 12:20 pm-03:25 pm

T T R

1 ECON 2020 V51 10682 VID Microeconomics 3 WSCE 80 10:10 am-11:05 am

MWF

1 EDUC 1030 151 10889 LEC The College Experience 3 WSCE 111 08:00 am-09:25 am

TR

ECONOMICS EDUCATION

TBA TBA TBA

Farmand, F

TBA

ENGLISH / LEARNING SUPPORT WRITING NOTE: The following sections of ENGL 0804 and ENGL 1010 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. LSP ENGL 0804 L51 11158 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 WSCE 32 12:20 pm-01:15 pm MW Burton, D LSP ENGL 1010 L51 11161 LEC Composition I 3 WSCE 32 11:15 am-12:10 pm MWF Burton, D

LSP LSP

ENGL ENGL

0804 1010

L52 L52

11159 11164

LAB LEC

Learning Support Writing IV Composition I

2 3

WSCE WSCE

112 112

11:15 am-12:10 pm 12:45 pm-02:10 pm

TR TR

Smith, T Smith, T

LSP ENGL 0804 L53 11160 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 WSCE 32 03:55 pm-05:50 pm LSP ENGL 1010 L53 11166 LEC Composition I 3 WSCE 75 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ENGL 1010 151 10736 LEC Composition I 3 WSCE 32 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 ENGL 1010 152 11163 LEC Composition I 3 WSCE 112 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 ENGL 1010 153 11165 LEC Composition I 3 WSCE 75 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ENGL 1020 151 11120 LEC Composition II 3 WSCE 112 08:00 am-08:55 am 1 ENGL 1020 152 11121 LEC Composition II 3 WSCE 112 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 ENGL 1020 153 11122 LEC Composition II 3 WSCE 114 04:20 pm-05:45 pm 1 ENGL 2120 151 10732 LEC American Literature II 3 WSCE 114 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

M M

Burton, D Burton, D

MWF TR M MWF MWF TR R

Burton, D Smith, T Burton, D Burton, D Burton, D TBA TBA

1 GEOG 1030 V51 10440 VID Cultural Geography 3 WSCE 206 01:55 pm-03:20 pm

MW

1 HIST 1120 V51 10232 VID Survey of World Civilizatn II 3 WSCE 80 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 HIST 2020 152 10891 LEC American History II 3 WSCE 75 08:00 am-08:55 am 1 HIST 2020 153 10892 LEC American History II 3 WSCE 75 01:45 pm-03:10 pm 1 HIST 2020 154 10893 LEC American History II 3 WSCE 75 04:20 pm-05:45 pm 1 HIST 2020 151 10890 LEC American History II 3 WSCE 75 08:00 am-09:25 am

TR MWF MW MW TR

1 HUM 1030 151 11370 LEC Introduction to Film Appreciat 3 WSCE 111 02:20 pm-05:25 pm

T



GEOGRAPHY HISTORY

HUMANITIES

Knowles, D

Smith, L TBA TBA TBA TBA

Kent, T

MATH / LEARNING SUPPORT MATH NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1030 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet consecutively. LSA MATH 0030 V51 11323 VID Mathematics Learning Support 3 WSCE 206 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR TBA LSB MATH 1030 V51 11326 VID Intermediate Algebra 3 WSCE 206 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR TBA

NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1530 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet consecutively. LSA MATH 0030 152 11106 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 WSCE 111 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR TBA LSB MATH 1530 152 11118 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 WSCE 111 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR TBA

NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1530 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet concurrently. LSP MATH 0030 151 11105 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 WSCE 111 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF Owen, O 1 MATH 1530 151 11117 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 WSCE 111 11:15 am-12:10 pm MWF Owen, O 1 MATH 1630 151 11103 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 WSCE 111 04:20 pm-05:45 pm MW Owen, O

MUSIC

1 MUS 1072 V51 11134 VID Surv of Pop Mus: Rock and Roll 3 WSCE 80 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 MUS 1110 V51 11334 VID Theory I 3 WSCE 80 09:05 am-10:00 am 1 MUS 1745 V51 11144 VID Music Business 3 WSCE 80 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 1 MUS 2110 V51 11295 VID Advanced Theory I 3 WSCE 80 09:35 am-11:00 am

TR MWF MW TR

1 PHIL 1030 151 11058 LEC Human Nature and Life 3 WSCE 114 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 PHIL 2210 151 11052 LEC Religions and Cultures 3 WSCE 114 01:45 pm-03:10 pm 1 PHIL 2400 151 11050 LEC Introduction to Ethics 3 WSCE 114 04:20 pm-05:45 pm

M MW MW

PHILOSOPHY

27

TBA Keck Hodge, E TBA TBA

TBA TBA TBA

PSYCHOLOGY 1 PSYC 1030 151 11014 LEC General Psychology 3 WSCE 112 11:15 am-12:40 pm 1 PSYC 1030 152 11015 LEC General Psychology 3 WSCE 112 01:45 pm-03:10 pm 1 PSYC 2130 151 11016 LEC Life Span Psychology 3 WSCE 112 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 PSYC 2310 V51 10347 VID Abnormal Psychology 3 WSCE 80 12:45 pm-02:10 pm

MW MW W MW

TBA TBA TBA Elliott, K

READING / LEARNING SUPPORT READING / SPEECH NOTE: Those students registering for READ 0800 (11104) MUST also register for one of the corresponding SPCH 1010 sections below (11094 or 11096). LSP READ 0800 L51 11104 LAB Learning Support Reading 3 WSCE 32 02:20 pm-03:45 pm TR TBA LSP SPCH 1010 L51 11094 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSCE 75 11:15 am-12:40 pm TR Goosie, M LSP SPCH 1010 L52 11096 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSCE 75 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R Goosie, M

SOCIOLOGY 1 SOCI 1010 151 10243 LEC Intro to Sociology 3 WSCE 111 12:45 pm-02:10 pm

TR

1 SPAN 1010 V51 11289 VID Elementary Spanish I 3 WSCE 80 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 SPAN 1020 V51 11281 VID Elementary Spanish II 3 WSCE 206 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 SPAN 2020 V51 11288 VID Intermediate Spanish II 3 WSCE 206 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

R TR M

TBA Stevens, E Stevens, E

1 1 1

TR TR R

Goosie, M Goosie, M Goosie, M

SPANISH

SPEECH SPCH SPCH SPCH

1010 1010 1010

151 153 152

11095 11098 11097

LEC LEC LEC

Fund of Speech Communication Fund of Speech Communication Fund of Speech Communication

3 3 3

WSCE WSCE WSCE

75 75 75

11:15 am-12:40 pm 01:45 pm-03:10 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

Elkins, A

GREENE COUNTY CAMPUS ACCOUNTING

1 ACCT 1010 121 10432 LEC Principles of Accounting I 3 WSGC 236 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 ACCT 1020 121 10433 LEC Principles of Accounting II 3 WSGC 236 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR

Davis, C Davis, C

1 ARTH 1030 121 10526 LEC Art Appreciation 3 WSGC 234 03:20 pm-04:50 pm TR 1 ARTH 2020 121 10528 LEC Survey of Art History II 3 WSGC 112 06:00 pm-09:05 pm W

TBA TBA

1 BIOL 1020 121 10054 LEC Introductory Biology II 3 WSGC 246 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 BIOL 1020 122 10055 LEC Introductory Biology II 3 WSGC 246 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 BIOL 1021 121 10056 LAB Introductory Biology II Lab 1 WSGC 246 01:00 pm-02:50 pm 1 BIOL 1021 122 10057 LAB Introductory Biology II Lab 1 WSGC 246 06:00 pm-07:50 pm 1 BIOL 2010 121 10058 LEC Hum Anat and Phys I 3 WSGC 117 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 BIOL 2010 122 10066 LEC Hum Anat and Phys I 3 WSGC 246 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 BIOL 2011 121 10060 LAB Hum Anat and Phys I Lab 1 WSGC 246 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2011 122 10067 LAB Hum Anat and Phys I Lab 1 WSGC 246 06:00 pm-08:50 pm 1 BIOL 2020 121 10068 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 3 WSGC 246 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 BIOL 2020 122 10071 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 3 WSGC 246 09:00 am-11:55 am 1 BIOL 2021 121 10072 LAB Hum Anat and Phys II Lab 1 WSGC 246 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2021 122 10073 LAB Hum Anat and Phys II Lab 1 WSGC 246 12:15 pm-03:00 pm 1 BIOL 2230 121 10074 LEC Intro to Microbiology 3 WSGC 424 06:00 pm-07:30 pm 1 BIOL 2231 121 10075 LAB Introd to Microbiology Lab 1 WSGC 106 07:35 pm-09:00 pm 1 BIOL 2231 122 10076 LAB Introd to Microbiology Lab 1 WSGC 112 04:25 pm-05:50 pm

Wilhoit, J Parman-Ryans, J Wilhoit, J Parman-Ryans, J Parman-Ryans, J Wilhoit, J Parman-Ryans, J Wilhoit, J Wilhoit, J TBA Wilhoit, J TBA Parman-Ryans, J Parman-Ryans, J Parman-Ryans, J

ART

BIOLOGY

MW M W W TR R T T TR F R F TR TR TR

BUSINESS

1 BUSN 2330 121 10536 LEC Principles of Management 3 WSGC 234 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T

TBA

1 1 1

Todaro, P Todaro, P Todaro, P

COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFS INFS INFS

1010 1010 1010

121 124 122

10283 LEC 10286 LEC 10284 LEC

Computer Applications Computer Applications Computer Applications

3 3 3

28

WSGC 408 WSGC 408 WSGC 408

11:10 am-12:35 pm MW 04:20 pm-05:45 pm MW 07:45 am-09:10 am TR

1 INFS 1010 123 10285 LEC Computer Applications 3 WSGC 408 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 INFS 1010 125 10287 LEC Computer Applications 3 WSGC 408 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R

Todaro, P TBA

1 CRMJ 1020 A21 10373 LEC Intro to the Legal Process 3 DVC 12:20 pm-03:25 pm T 1 CRMJ 1322 V21 10375 VID Police Admin and Organization 3 WSGC 209 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T 1 CRMJ 2020 A22 10374 LEC Intro to Corrections 3 DVC 12:20 pm-03:25 pm R

TBA TBA TBA

1 ECON 2020 V21 10631 VID Microeconomics 3 WSGC 209 10:10 am-11:05 am MWF

Farmand, F

1 EDUC 1030 121 10480 LEC The College Experience 3 WSGC 117 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M 1 EDUC 1030 122 11373 LEC The College Experience 3 WSGC 117 09:35 am-11:00 am MW

TBA TBA

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

ECONOMICS EDUCATION

ENGLISH/ LEARNING SUPPORT WRITING NOTE: The following sections of ENGL 0804 and ENGL 1010 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. LSP ENGL 0804 L21 10789 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 WSGC 407 03:55 pm-05:50 pm M TBA LSP ENGL 1010 L21 10795 LEC Composition I 3 WSGC 112 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M TBA

LSP LSP

ENGL ENGL

0804 1010

L22 L22

10792 LAB 10797 LEC

Learning Support Writing IV Composition I

2 3

WSGC 408 WSGC 236

09:35 am-10:30 am MW 08:00 am-09:25 am MW



LSP ENGL 0804 L23 10793 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 WSGC 408 02:20 pm-03:15 pm LSP ENGL 1010 L23 10799 LEC Composition I 3 WSGC 112 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 ENGL 1010 122 10796 LEC Composition I 3 WSGC 236 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 ENGL 1010 123 10798 LEC Composition I 3 WSGC 112 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 ENGL 1010 121 10794 LEC Composition I 3 WSGC 112 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ENGL 1020 121 11222 LEC Composition II 3 WSGC 240 07:45 am-09:10 am 1 ENGL 1020 125 11228 LEC Composition II 3 WSGC 240 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ENGL 1020 122 11223 LEC Composition II 3 WSGC 234 07:45 am-09:10 am 1 ENGL 1020 123 11225 LEC Composition II 3 WSGC 117 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 ENGL 1020 124 11227 LEC Composition II 3 WSGC 234 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ENGL 2120 121 11229 LEC American Literature II 3 WSGC 112 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ENGL 2420 121 11230 LEC Western World Literature II 3 WSGC 112 08:00 am-09:25 am

Alcorn, S Alcorn, S

TR TR

Todaro, C Todaro, C

MW TR M MW MW TR TR R T TR

Alcorn, S Todaro, C TBA Alcorn, K McCallister, L Alcorn, S Alcorn, S McCallister, L Todaro, C McCallister, L

GEOGRAPHY

1 GEOG 2010 121 10481 LEC World Regional Geography 3 WSGC 112 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R

TBA

1 HIST 1120 V21 10231 VID Survey of World Civilizatn II 3 WSGC 209 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 HIST 2010 121 10279 LEC American History I 3 WSGC 240 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 HIST 2020 121 10235 LEC American History II 3 WSGC 253 07:45 am-09:10 am 1 HIST 2020 122 10236 LEC American History II 3 WSGC 253 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 HIST 2020 124 10282 LEC American History II 3 WSGC 234 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 HIST 2020 123 10281 LEC American History II 3 WSGC 240 04:30 pm-07:35 pm

Smith, L TBA Smith, L Smith, L Smith, L TBA

HISTORY

TR TR MW MW TR M

HEALTH

1 HLTH 2310 121 10482 LEC Safety and First Aid 3 WSGC 100 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M

Jenkins, C

1 HUM 2110 121 11231 LEC Humanities: Human Advntr II 3 WSGC 112 09:35 am-11:00 am TR

Alcorn, K

HUMANITIES

MATH / LEARNING SUPPORT MATH NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1630 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet consecutively. LSA MATH 0030 125 10702 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 WSGC 226 10:15 am-12:15 pm TRF Bangurah, F LSB MATH 1530 125 10703 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 WSGC 226 10:15 am-12:15 pm TRF Bangurah, F

NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 must be taken with MATH 1530 (10705) OR MATH 1630 (10706). They will meet consecutively. LSA MATH 0030 126 10704 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 WSGC 226 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR TBA LSB MATH 1530 126 10705 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 WSGC 226 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR Moneyhun, K LSB MATH 1630 126 10706 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 WSGC 117 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR Bangurah, F LSB MATH 1630 121 10711 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 WSGC 117 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR Bangurah, F 1 MATH 1530 121 10707 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 WSGC 226 07:45 am-09:10 am MW Bangurah, F 1 MATH 1530 122 10708 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 WSGC 226 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Bangurah, F 1 MATH 1530 123 10709 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 WSGC 226 07:45 am-09:10 am TR Moneyhun, K 1 MATH 1530 124 10710 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 WSGC 226 04:20 pm-05:45 pm TR Moneyhun, K

1 1

MATH MATH

1710 1830

121 121

10712 LEC 10713 LEC

Pre-Calculus Algebra Calculus A

29

3 3

WSGC 226 WSGC 226

02:20 pm-03:45 pm MW 04:20 pm-05:45 pm MW

Moneyhun, K Moneyhun, K

MUSIC

1 MUS 1030 121 11070 LEC Music Appreciation 3 WSGC 236 04:20 pm-05:45 pm 1 MUS 1072 V21 11132 VID Surv of Pop Mus: Rock and Roll 3 WSGC 209 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 MUS 1745 V21 11142 VID Music Business 3 WSGC 209 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 1 MUS 2110 V21 11221 VID Advanced Theory I 3 WSGC 209 09:35 am-11:00 am

TR TR MW TR

NURSING

TBA TBA TBA TBA

1 NURS 2610 N21 10379 LEC Nursing Process II 10 WSGC 424 09:00 am-12:00 pm MF 1 NURS 2611 121 10533 CLN Nursing Process II Lab - TBA 1 NURS 2620 N21 10534 LEC Nursing Process III 5 WSGC 424 09:00 am-12:00 pm T 1 NURS 2621 N21 10535 CLN Nursing Process III Lab - WSGC 424 01:00 pm-03:00 pm T 1 NURS 2621 N21 10535 CLN Nursing Process III Lab - TBA 1 NURS 2630 121 10537 LEC Nursing Process IV 4 WSGC 424 10:00 am-12:00 pm R 1 NURS 2631 121 10538 CLN Nursing Process IV Lab - TBA

Helton, J Pierce, W Helton, J Boruff, S Boruff, S Steck, S Steck, S

1 PHED 1010 121 10483 LLB Physical Conditioning 1 03:30 pm-05:30 pm W

TBA

1 PHIL 2020 121 11083 LEC Self and Values 3 WSGC 236 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T 1 PHIL 2210 121 11088 LEC Religions and Cultures 3 WSGC 240 02:20 pm-05:25 pm R

TBA TBA

1 PSYC 1030 121 10219 LEC General Psychology 3 WSGC 253 07:45 am-09:10 am 1 PSYC 1030 122 10225 LEC General Psychology 3 WSGC 253 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 PSYC 1030 H21 10228 HYB General Psychology 3 WSGC 253 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 PSYC 2130 121 10226 LEC Life Span Psychology 3 WSGC 253 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 PSYC 2310 V21 10346 VID Abnormal Psychology 3 WSGC 100 12:45 pm-02:10 pm

Elliott, K Elliott, K TBA Elliott, K Elliott, K

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY

PSYCHOLOGY

TR TR T MW MW

READING / LEARNING SUPPORT READING / SPEECH NOTE: Those students registering for READ 0800 (10634) MUST also register for one of the corresponding SPCH 1010 sections below (10632 or 10633). LSP READ 0800 L21 10634 LAB Learning Support Reading 3 WSGC 408 12:45 pm-02:10 pm MW TBA LSP SPCH 1010 L21 10632 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSGC 208 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Nimick, M LSP SPCH 1010 L22 10633 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSGC 208 11:10 am-12:35 pm MW Nimick, M

RESPIRATORY CARE 1 RESP 1130 121 10336 LEC Respiratory Care Science II 3 WSGC 251 12:30 pm-02:00 pm 1 RESP 1131 121 10337 LAB Respiratory Care Sci II Lab 1 WSGC 251 09:00 am-11:00 am 1 RESP 1132 121 10339 CLN Clinical Practice II 4 WSGC TBA 1 RESP 1140 121 10340 LEC Pathlgy of Respiratory Disease 4 WSGC 251 09:00 am-11:30 am 1 RESP 2120 121 10341 LEC Respiratory Care Science IV 3 WSGC 244 09:00 am-12:00 pm 1 RESP 2121 121 10342 LAB Respiratory Care Sci IV Lab 1 WSGC 244 09:00 am-11:00 am 1 RESP 2122 121 10344 CLN Clinical Practice IV 6 WSGC TBA 1 RESP 2130 121 10345 LEC Respiratory Care Seminar 3 WSGC 244 01:00 pm-03:00 pm 1 RESP 2130 121 10345 LEC Respiratory Care Seminar 3 WSGC 251 11:10 am-12:10 pm

WR F MT WR R F MTW R F

SOCIOLOGY

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

1 SOCI 1010 121 10217 LEC Intro to Sociology 3 WSGC 407 09:35 am-11:00 am MW

Gladson, V

1 SPAN 1010 V21 11171 VID Elementary Spanish I 3 WSGC 100 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 SPAN 1020 V21 11280 VID Elementary Spanish II 3 WSGC 100 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 SPAN 1020 V22 11284 VID Elementary Spanish II 3 WSGC 100 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 SPAN 2020 V21 11287 VID Intermediate Spanish II 3 WSGC 424 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

R TR T M

TBA Stevens, E Stevens, E Stevens, E

1 SPCH 1010 121 10635 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSGC 208 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 SPCH 1010 122 10636 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSGC 208 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 SPCH 1010 127 10847 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSGC 208 07:45 am-09:10 am 1 SPCH 1010 124 10841 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSGC 208 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 SPCH 1010 125 10843 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSGC 208 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 SPCH 1010 123 10838 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSGC 208 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 SPCH 1010 126 10846 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 WSGC 208 01:00 pm-04:05 pm 1 SPCH 2020 121 11371 LEC Advanced Speech Communication 3 WSGC TBA

MW MW MW TR TR M F TBA

Nimick, M Nimick, M TBA Nimick, M Nimick, M Nimick, M TBA Nimick, M

SPANISH

SPEECH

THEATRE 1

THEA

1030

121

11119 LEC

Introduction to Theatre

3

30

WSGC 236

06:00 pm-09:05 pm M

TBA

SEVIER COUNTY CAMPUS ACCOUNTING

1 ACCT 1010 111 10380 LEC Principles of Accounting I 3 ACAD 208 09:35 am-11:00 am MW 1 ACCT 1020 111 10381 LEC Principles of Accounting II 3 ACAD 208 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M

Barnett, W Barnett, W

1 ARTH 1030 111 10546 LEC Art Appreciation 3 MMH 126 06:00 pm-09:05 pm W 1 ARTH 2020 111 10529 LEC Survey of Art History II 3 MMH 126 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R

TBA TBA

1 BUSN 1305 V11 10786 VID Introduction to Business 3 ACAD 143 02:20 pm-05:20 pm T 1 BUSN 1360 H11 10787 HYB Software Apps for Business 3 MMH 222 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M 1 BUSN 2330 111 10418 LEC Principles of Management 3 CAPE 154 02:20 pm-05:20 pm W 1 BUSN 2370 H11 10788 HYB Legal Envrmnet of Business 3 MMH 118 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M 1 BUSN 2390 111 10420 LEC Business Presentations 3 MMH 222 02:20 pm-05:20 pm T 1 BUSN 2395 111 10421 LEC Business Applications 3 TBA 1 BUSN 2410 111 10729 LEC Business Operations 3 CAPE 154 12:45 pm-02:10 pm TR

Stockton, K TBA Fall, J TBA Fall, J Fall, J Stockton, K

1 BIOL 1020 111 10026 LEC Introductory Biology II 3 MMH 206 10:10 am-11:05 am 1 BIOL 1020 112 10027 LEC Introductory Biology II 3 MMH 206 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 BIOL 1020 113 10028 LEC Introductory Biology II 3 MMH 206 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 BIOL 1020 114 10029 LEC Introductory Biology II 3 MMH 206 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 BIOL 1021 111 10030 LAB Introductory Biology II Lab 1 MMH 206 11:30 am-01:20 pm 1 BIOL 1021 112 10031 LAB Introductory Biology II Lab 1 MMH 206 01:00 pm-02:50 pm 1 BIOL 1021 113 10032 LAB Introductory Biology II Lab 1 MMH 206 11:30 am-01:20 pm 1 BIOL 1021 114 10033 LAB Introductory Biology II Lab 1 MMH 206 06:00 pm-07:50 pm 1 BIOL 1030 111 10034 LEC Concepts of Biology 4 MMH 215 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 BIOL 1031 111 10035 LAB Concepts of Biology Lab - MMH 215 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 BIOL 1120 111 10036 LEC General Biology II 3 MMH 118 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 BIOL 1121 111 10037 LAB General Biology II Lab 1 MMH 208 02:00 pm-04:45 pm 1 BIOL 2010 112 10040 LEC Hum Anat and Phys I 3 MMH 116 11:15 am-12:10 pm 1 BIOL 2010 111 10038 LEC Hum Anat and Phys I 3 MMH 116 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 BIOL 2011 111 10039 LAB Hum Anat and Phys I Lab 1 MMH 215 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2011 112 10041 LAB Hum Anat and Phys I Lab 1 MMH 215 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2020 111 10042 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 3 MMH 116 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 BIOL 2020 112 10043 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 3 MMH 116 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 BIOL 2020 113 10044 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 3 MMH 215 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 BIOL 2021 111 10045 LAB Hum Anat and Phys II Lab 1 MMH 215 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2021 112 10046 LAB Hum Anat and Phys II Lab 1 MMH 215 01:00 pm-03:45 pm 1 BIOL 2021 113 10047 LAB Hum Anat and Phys II Lab 1 MMH 215 06:00 pm-08:45 pm 1 BIOL 2230 111 10048 LEC Intro to Microbiology 3 MMH 118 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 BIOL 2231 111 10049 LAB Introd to Microbiology Lab 1 MMH 208 11:10 am-12:35 pm

MWF TR TR M M T W W TR TR MW M MWF MW M T TR TR T W R R TR TR

Grice, D Grice, D Grice, D Malik, K Grice, D Grice, D Grice, D Malik, K Goodfriend, E Goodfriend, E Malik, K Malik, K Sproat, W Sproat, W Sproat, W Sproat, W Sproat, W TBA Jones, D Sproat, W TBA Jones, D Malik, K Malik, K

1 CHEM 1120 111 10050 LEC General Chemistry II 3 MMH 215 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 CHEM 1120 112 10051 LEC General Chemistry II 3 MMH 215 05:00 pm-08:05 pm 1 CHEM 1121 111 10052 LAB General Chemistry II Lab 1 MMH 208 01:30 pm-04:15 pm 1 CHEM 1121 112 10053 LAB General Chemistry II Lab 1 MMH 208 05:00 pm-07:45 pm

MW M W W

1 CISP 1010 111 11063 LEC Computer Science I 4 MMH 200 02:45 pm-04:10 pm 1 CISP 1010 111 11335 LLB Computer Science I Lab 0 MMH 200 04:20 pm-05:15 pm 1 INFS 1010 112 11060 LEC Computer Applications 3 MMH 200 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 INFS 1010 114 11062 LEC Computer Applications 3 MMH 200 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 INFS 1010 111 11059 LEC Computer Applications 3 MMH 200 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 INFS 1010 113 11061 LEC Computer Applications 3 MMH 200 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

TR TR MW W TR T

1 1 1 1 1 1

T T T W R R

ART

BUSINESS

BIOLOGY

CHEMISTRY

Hensley, D Hensley, D Hensley, D Hensley, D

COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Williams, T Williams, T Williams, T TBA Sutton, J TBA

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRMJ CRMJ CRMJ CRMJ CRMJ CRMJ

1020 1322 1340 1355 2020 2312

A11 V11 111 111 A12 111

10367 10371 10369 10368 10370 10372

LEC VID LEC LEC LEC LEC

Intro to the Legal Process Police Admin and Organization Criminal Investigation Understanding Terrorism Intro to Corrections Criminology

31

3 3 3 3 3 3

ACAD MMH MMH MMH ACAD MMH

204 126 118 118 204 118

12:20 pm-03:25 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 12:20 pm-03:25 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

CULINARY ARTS

NOTE: Culinary Orientation will be held on Thursday, January 5, 2017, at 10:00 a.m. in Conner-Short Center, Room 104. This orientation is required for all incoming first-time students. Uniforms must be ordered on or before this date, if not purchased before orientation, students should plan to order online using a credit card for payment. All students registering for this course need to have Rel Maples Culinary uniform prior to the first class. Knife kits will be ordered on March 2. Students need to plan to be prepared to make payments on that day. For more information, contact Deb Peachey at 865-774-5817 or email [email protected]. 1B CULA 1126 111 10514 LAB Saucier 1 CAPE 130 03:00 pm-05:30 pm W Cairns, J 1 CULA 1200 H11 10497 HYB Sanitation and Food Safety 2 CAPE 130 01:30 pm-03:00 pm T Hallman, C 1A CULA 1231 111 10495 LLB Intro to Cake Decorating 2 MMH 117 09:30 am-02:30 pm M TBA 1B CULA 1232 111 10496 LLB Advanced Cake Decorating 2 MMH 117 09:30 am-02:30 pm M TBA 1 CULA 1240 111 10513 LLB Dining Room Service 2 CAPE 154 10:00 am-02:00 pm W TBA 1 CULA 1305 111 10502 LEC Nutrition for Culinary Arts 3 CAPE 154 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T TBA 1 CULA 1310 111 10498 LLB Fundamentals of Baking 3 MMH 117 07:00 am-12:30 pm T Hallman, C 1 CULA 1320 111 10518 LLB Culinary I - Fundamentals 3 CAPE 130 09:00 am-02:30 pm R Cairns, J 1* CULA 1321 111 10517 LLB Adv Baking and Pastry Skills 3 MMH 117 06:00 am-12:00 pm R Hallman, C 1* CULA 1325 111 10504 LLB Culinary II - Fabrication 3 CAPE 130 08:30 am-02:00 pm W Cairns, J 1* CULA 1330 111 10493 LLB Garde Manger 3 CAPE 130 08:00 am-01:30 pm M Cairns, J 1 CULA 2180 111 10522 LEC Culinary Internship 1 TBA F Cairns, J 1* CULA 2341 111 10515 LLB Artisan and Speciality Breads 3 MMH 117 06:00 am-12:00 pm W Hallman, C 1 CULA 2341 H11 10521 HYB Artisan and Speciality Breads 3 MMH 117 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R Hallman, C 1* CULA 2350 111 10494 LLB Professional Catering 3 CAPE 154 02:30 pm-08:00 pm M TBA 1 CULA 2361 111 10516 LLB Retail Bakery Management 3 CAPE 105 06:00 am-02:00 pm R Hallman, C 1* CULA 2363 111 10501 LAB Bistro 3 CAPE 117 08:00 am-02:00 pm T Cairns, J 1 CULA 2375 111 10519 LEC Purchasing and Cost Control 3 CAPE 154 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R TBA 1 CULA 2380 111 10524 LEC Culinary Internship 3 TBA F Hallman, C * NOTE: All students registering for these courses need to have Rel Maples Culinary uniform and knife kit prior to the first class.

DANCE

1 DANC 1540 111 11368 LEC Jazz I 2 CAPE 142 01:00 pm-01:55 pm TR 1 DANC 2020 111 11369 LEC Choreography 3 CAPE 142 02:20 pm-03:45 pm TR

TBA TBA

1 ECON 2020 111 10630 LEC Microeconomics 3 ACAD 208 02:45 pm-05:50 pm M 1 ECON 2210 111 10407 LEC Business Statistcal Apps 3 ACAD 231 09:35 am-11:00 am TR

Hamilton, W Moneyhun, L

1 EDUC 1030 111 11112 LEC The College Experience 3 ACAD 210 06:00 pm-09:05 pm W 1 EDUC 2010 111 11113 LEC Psy of Hum Dev for Tchrs 3 ACAD 227 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R 1 EDUC 2300 111 11114 LEC Intro to Education 3 ACAD 227 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T

TBA TBA TBA

1 EMSA 1111 111 10013 CLN Advanced EMT Clinical 1 MMH 217 08:30 am-05:00 pm 1 EMSA 1112 111 10014 FLD Adv EMT Field Internship 1 MMH 217 TBA 1 EMSA 1201 111 10015 LAB Adv EMT Medical Skills Lab 2 MMH 217 TBA 1 EMSA 1202 111 10016 LAB Adv EMT Trauma/Med Skills Lab 2 MMH 217 TBA 1 EMSA 1501 111 10017 LEC Adv EMT Medical Emergencies 5 MMH 217 TBA 1 EMSA 1502 111 10018 LEC Adv EMT Trauma/Med Emergencies 5 MMH 217 TBA

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

ECONOMICS

EDUCATION

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN TR TR TR TR TR TR

ENGLISH / LEARNING SUPPORT WRITING NOTE: The following sections of ENGL 0804 and ENGL 1010 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. LSP ENGL 0804 L11 10571 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 ACAD 108 11:10 am-12:05 pm TR McMahan, J LSP ENGL 1010 L11 10579 LEC Composition I 3 ACAD 108 09:35 am-11:00 am TR McMahan, J LSP ENGL 0804 L12 10573 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 ACAD 108 09:35 am-10:30 am MW LSP ENGL 1010 L12 10577 LEC Composition I 3 ACAD 108 08:00 am-09:25 am MW

Isasi, S Isasi, S

LSP LSP

McMahan, J McMahan, J

ENGL ENGL

0804 1010

L13 L13

10572 LAB 10575 LEC

Learning Support Writing IV Composition I

2 3

ACAD 108 ACAD 108

03:55 pm-05:50 pm M 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M



NOTE: The ENGL 0804 (11198) / ENGL 1010 (11206) listed below are Adobe Connect courses. Students must have access to a computer with an internet connection faster faster than dial-up as well as a headset with a microphone. This class meets in real time online. Students should click into eLearn, click into the class, and click on the link provided at the specified days and time. While there are no required on-ground meetings or orientations, students may be required to meet with the instructor on campus at the instructor’s discretion. LSP ENGL 0804 A12 11198 LAB Learning Support Writing IV 2 DVC 12:45 pm-01:40 pm LSP ENGL 1010 A12 11206 LEC Comp I co-req: ENGL 0804-11198 3 DVC 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ENGL 1010 112 10576 LEC Composition I 3 ACAD 108 08:00 am-09:25 am 1 ENGL 1010 111 10578 LEC Composition I 3 ACAD 108 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 ENGL 1010 A11 11203 LEC Composition I 3 DVC 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ENGL 1010 113 10574 LEC Composition I 3 ACAD 108 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 ENGL 1020 111 10590 LEC Composition II 3 ACAD 114 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ENGL 1020 112 10592 LEC Composition II 3 ACAD 104 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 ENGL 1020 113 10593 LEC Composition II 3 ACAD 114 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 ENGL 1020 114 10595 LEC Composition II 3 ACAD 104 12:45 pm-02:10 pm

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TR TR

Ludwig, P Ludwig, P

MW TR TR M MW MW TR TR

Isasi, S McMahan, J Ludwig, P McMahan, J Isasi, S Mayes, J Mayes, J Isasi, S

1 1 1 1

ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL

1020 2120 2420 2420

115 111 111 112

10597 10602 10605 10607

LEC LEC LEC LEC

Composition II American Literature II Western World Literature II Western World Literature II

3 3 3 3

ACAD ACAD ACAD ACAD

104 114 108 108

06:00 pm-09:05 pm 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 02:45 pm-05:50 pm 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

T MW T W

GEOGRAPHY

Mayes, J McMahan, J McMahan, J Mayes, J

1 GEOG 1030 V11 10735 VID Cultural Geography 3 ACAD 143 01:55 pm-03:20 pm MW

Knowles, D

1 HIST 1120 111 10412 LEC Survey of World Civilizatn II 3 ACAD 211 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 1 HIST 2020 111 10413 LEC American History II 3 ACAD 211 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 HIST 2020 112 10414 LEC American History II 3 ACAD 211 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 HIST 2020 113 10415 LEC American History II 3 ACAD 211 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 HIST 2020 114 10416 LEC American History II 3 ACAD 211 02:20 pm-03:45 pm

Coker, P Lee, C Lee, C Coker, P Coker, P

HISTORY

MW MW TR TR TR

HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 1 HMGT 2910 111 10425 LEC Hotel/Restaurant Internship 1 TBA

Fall, J

1 HUM 1030 111 10758 LEC Introduction to Film Appreciat 3 ACAD 136 06:00 pm-09:05 pm W

Clifton, L

HUMANITIES

MATH / LEARNING SUPPORT MATH NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1030 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet consecutively. LSA MATH 0030 V11 11322 VID Mathematics Learning Support 3 CAPE 153 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR TBA LSB MATH 1030 V11 11325 VID Intermediate Algebra 3 CAPE 153 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR TBA

NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1530 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet consecutively. LSA MATH 0030 11A 10387 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 ACAD 231 09:05 am-11:00 am MWF Nelson, M LSB MATH 1530 11A 10388 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 ACAD 231 09:05 am-11:00 am MWF Nelson, M LSA MATH 0030 11B 10389 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 ACAD 231 12:45 pm-02:10 pm MTWR Nelson, M LSB MATH 1530 11B 10390 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 ACAD 231 12:45 pm-02:10 pm MTWR Nelson, M LSA LSB

MATH MATH

0030 1530

11C 11C

10391 LEC 10392 LEC

Mathematics Learning Support Probability and Statistics

3 3

ACAD 229 ACAD 229

06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR 06:00 pm-09:05 pm TR



TBA TBA

NOTE: The following section of MATH 0030 and MATH 1630 are co-requisites and must be taken together as a pair. They will meet consecutively. LSA MATH 0030 11D 10393 LEC Mathematics Learning Support 3 ACAD 229 11:10 am-12:35 pm MTWR Gregory, J LSB MATH 1630 11D 10394 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 ACAD 229 11:10 am-12:35 pm MTWR Gregory, J 1 MATH 1420 111 10395 LEC Prob Slvng Geom and Statistics 3 ACAD 229 02:20 pm-03:45 pm MW Gregory, J 1 MATH 1530 111 10396 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 ACAD 229 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Gregory, J 1 MATH 1530 112 10397 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 ACAD 227 12:45 pm-02:10 pm MW Moneyhun, L 1 MATH 1530 113 10398 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 ACAD 231 08:00 am-09:25 am TR Moneyhun, L 1 MATH 1530 114 10399 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 ACAD 210 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Atkins, D 1 MATH 1530 115 10692 LEC Probability and Statistics 3 ACAD 210 06:00 pm-09:05 pm R Atkins, D 1 MATH 1630 111 10400 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 ACAD 229 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Gregory, J 1 MATH 1630 112 10401 LEC Finite Mathematics 3 ACAD 231 06:00 pm-09:05 pm T Nelson, M 1 MATH 1710 111 10402 LEC Pre-Calculus Algebra 3 ACAD 231 02:20 pm-03:45 pm TR Chandler, J 1 MATH 1720 111 10403 LEC Pre-Calculus Trigonometry 3 ACAD 227 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Atkins, D 1 MATH 1910 111 10404 LEC Calculus I 4 ACAD 229 12:45 pm-02:35 pm TR Moneyhun, L 1 MATH 1920 111 10405 LEC Calculus II 4 ACAD 227 12:45 pm-02:35 pm TR Atkins, D 1 MATH 2050 111 10406 LEC Probability and Statistical Ap 3 ACAD 231 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Moneyhun, L

MUSIC 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS

1030 1030 1040 1050 1072 1090 1110 1620 1735 1745 1912 1912 1912 1912 1912 1912 1922

111 112 111 111 V11 111 V11 111 111 V11 111 112 113 114 115 116 111

11123 11124 11128 11129 11131 11136 11137 11139 11140 11141 11339 11343 11345 11347 11349 11351 11353

LEC LEC LEC LEC VID LEC VID LEC LEC VID PL1 PL2 PL1 PL2 PL1 PL2 PL1

Music Appreciation Music Appreciation Ear Training I Concert Choir Surv of Pop Mus: Rock and Roll Jazz Band Theory I Class Piano II Studio Ensemble Music Business Indiv Music Instruct - Voice Indiv Music Instruct - Voice Indiv Music Instruct - Voice Indiv Music Instruct - Voice Indiv Music Instruct - Voice Indiv Music Instruct - Voice Indiv Music Instruct-Keyboard

33

3 CAPE 152 3 CAPE 152 1 CAPE 152 1 CAPE 142 3 CAPE 153 1 CAPE 142 3 CAPE 153 1 CAPE 139 1 CAPE 152 3 CAPE 153 1 2 1 2 1 2 1

02:20 pm-03:45 pm MW 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 11:10 am-12:05 pm TR 11:10 am-12:05 pm MW 12:45 pm-02:10 pm TR 04:00 pm-05:55 pm M 09:05 am-10:00 am MWF 10:10 am-11:05 am MW 01:30 pm-03:30 pm F 02:20 pm-03:45 pm MW TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

TBA Williamson, A TBA Williamson, A TBA TBA Keck Hodge, E Williamson, A TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

1 MUS 1922 112 11355 PL2 Indiv Music Instruct-Keyboard 2 TBA 1 MUS 1933 111 11357 PL1 Individ Music Instruct-Guitar 1 TBA 1 MUS 1933 112 11359 PL2 Individ Music Instruct-Guitar 2 TBA 1 MUS 1934 111 11360 PL1 Indiv Music Instruct-Woodwinds 1 TBA 1 MUS 1934 112 11361 PL2 Indiv Music Instruct-Woodwinds 2 TBA 1 MUS 1935 111 11362 PL1 Indiv Music Instruct - Brass 1 TBA 1 MUS 1935 112 11363 PL2 Indiv Music Instruct - Brass 2 TBA 1 MUS 1936 111 11364 PL1 Indiv Music Instruc-Percussion 1 TBA 1 MUS 1936 112 11365 PL2 Indiv Music Instruc-Percussion 2 TBA 1 MUS 2010 111 11150 LEC Advanced Ear Training I 1 TBA 1 MUS 2110 V11 11220 VID Advanced Theory I 3 CAPE 153 09:35 am-11:00 am TR 1 MUS 2210 111 11156 LEC Live Production Techniques 3 CAPE 152 02:20 pm-03:45 pm TR

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

1 NURS 1100 H91 10539 HYB Nrsng Concepts and Processes 1 HYB TBA 1 NURS 1130 N11 10540 LEC Pharmacology 3 MMH 126 12:30 pm-03:40 pm M 1 NURS 1150 111 10541 CLN Nursing Skills 1 MMH 123 09:00 am-04:30 pm T 1 NURS 1150 112 10542 CLN Nursing Skills 1 MMH 123 09:00 am-04:30 pm R 1 NURS 1160 N11 10543 LEC Introduction to Nursing Proces 4 MMH 126 12:30 pm-03:40 pm W 1 NURS 1161 111 10544 CLN Intro to Nrsng Process Lab - TBA 1 NURS 2600 N11 10545 LEC Nursing Process I 10 MMH 126 09:00 am-12:00 pm WR 1 NURS 2601 111 10547 CLN Nursing Process I Lab - TBA

Jones, K Dobbins, E McGaha, D McGaha, D McGaha, D Moore, L Parish, J Parish, J

1 PHED 1137 111 11115 LLB Power Walking 1 MMH 116 04:00 pm-05:50 pm T

TBA

1 PHIL 2020 111 11055 LEC Self and Values 3 ACAD 204 06:00 pm-09:05 pm M 1 PHIL 2210 111 11051 LEC Religions and Cultures 3 ACAD 204 02:20 pm-05:25 pm M

TBA TBA

1 PSYC 1030 112 11107 LEC General Psychology 3 ACAD 235 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 PSYC 1030 113 11108 LEC General Psychology 3 ACAD 235 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 PSYC 1030 111 10408 LEC General Psychology 3 ACAD 235 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 1 PSYC 1030 114 11109 LEC General Psychology 3 ACAD 235 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 PSYC 2130 111 11110 LEC Life Span Psychology 3 ACAD 235 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 PSYC 2130 112 11111 LEC Life Span Psychology 3 ACAD 235 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

TBA TBA Rawlinson, T TBA TBA TBA

NURSING

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY

PSYCHOLOGY

MW MW MW M MW R

READING / LEARNING SUPPORT READING / SPEECH NOTE: Those students registering for READ 0800 (10657) MUST also register for one of the corresponding SPCH 1010 sections below (10655 or 10656). LSP READ 0800 L12 10657 LAB Learning Support Reading 3 ACAD 113 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR Isasi, S LSP SPCH 1010 L12 10655 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 ACAD 136 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Ringer, R LSP SPCH 1010 L13 10656 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 ACAD 139 12:45 pm-02:10 pm TR Richard, R

SOCIOLOGY

1 SOCI 1010 111 10491 LEC Intro to Sociology 3 ACAD 211 11:10 am-12:35 pm TR

Baker, C

1 SPAN 1010 V11 11170 VID Elementary Spanish I 3 ACAD 143 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 SPAN 1020 V11 11278 VID Elementary Spanish II 3 ACAD 143 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 SPAN 1020 V12 11282 VID Elementary Spanish II 3 ACAD 143 06:00 pm-09:05 pm 1 SPAN 2020 V11 11285 VID Intermediate Spanish II 3 ACAD 143 06:00 pm-09:05 pm

R TR T M

TBA Stevens, E Stevens, E Stevens, E

1 SPCH 1010 116 11068 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 ACAD 139 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 SPCH 1010 112 10658 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 ACAD 136 09:35 am-11:00 am 1 SPCH 1010 113 10659 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 ACAD 139 12:45 pm-02:10 pm 1 SPCH 1010 115 11067 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 ACAD 136 11:10 am-12:35 pm 1 SPCH 1010 111 11066 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 ACAD 136 02:20 pm-03:45 pm 1 SPCH 1010 114 10757 LEC Fund of Speech Communication 3 ACAD 136 02:20 pm-05:25 pm

MW TR TR TR TR W

Richard, R Ringer, R Richard, R Ringer, R Ringer, R Clifton, L

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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WALTERS STATE WEB BASED COURSES

For Web, DVC, Hybrid, or ITV classes, please see the Distance Education Website - ws.edu/academics/distance-ed/ or go to the course listing online and click on the CRN number for important class notes. Classes beginning at 4:00 p.m. or later are considered evening classes. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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Art Appreciation Art Appreciation Art Appreciation Survey of Art History I Introductory Biology I Introductory Biology I Introductory Biology I Introductory Biology I Lab Introductory Biology I Lab Introductory Biology I Lab Introductory Biology II Introductory Biology II Lab Hum Anat and Phys I Hum Anat and Phys I Lab Hum Anat and Phys II Hum Anat and Phys II Lab General Botany Profess Develop and Bus Ethics Business Communications Software Apps for Business Legal Envrmnet of Business Principles of Marketing Database Concepts Principles of Info Assurance Android App Development Adv Database Concepts & Prog Understanding Terrorism Criminal Investigation Domestic Violence Police Admin and Organization Fire and Arson Investigation Intro to Early Childhood Educ Infant,Toddler Child Develpmnt Macroeconomics Macroeconomics Microeconomics

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Evans, A VanderLaan-Delaney, J VanderLaan-Delaney, J Evans, A Frazier, A Horner, J Wick, L Frazier, A Horner, J Wick, L Goodfriend, E Goodfriend, E Grass, G Grass, G Jones, D Jones, D TBA Garland, M Fall, J Stockton, K Garland, M Fall, J Williams, T Bell, J Todaro, P Williams, T Bryant, A Bryant, A Bryant, A TBA TBA Stooksbury, K Stooksbury, K Farmand, F Farmand, F Farmand, F

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The Freshman Experience The College Experience Composition I Composition I Composition II Composition II American Literature I American Literature I Western World Literature I Western World Literature I Fire Protection Tech Capstone Princ of Fire & EMS S&S Fire Protection Systems Intro Hmlnd Sec & Disastr Mgt Bldg Constrctn for Fire Protct Legal Aspects of EM Services EMS Capstone Project Survey of World Civilizatn II American History I American History II American History II Tennessee History Intro to Health-Related Prof Professional Seminar Fund of Hlth Info Management Mgmt Functions and Hlth Info Legal Aspects of Hlth Info Foundations of Hospitality Hotel Operations Hotel Convent Sales and Servic Humanities: Human Advntur I Humanities: Human Advntr II Computer Applications Computer Applications Computer Applications Computer Applications Computer Applications Computer Applications Corporate Law Bankruptcy and Creditor Rights Probability and Statistics Insurance Procedures Practicum Medical Terminology Terminology for Health Care Fundamntals of Medical Science Fundamntals of Medical Science Music Appreciation Music Appreciation Music Appreciation Music Appreciation Music Appreciation Music Appreciation Drug Dosage Calculation Introd to Medical Terminology Human Nature and Life Self and Values Religions and Cultures Religions and Cultures Introduction to Ethics Introduction to Ethics Science and the Modern World General Psychology General Psychology Psychology of Adjustment Life Span Psychology Psych of Childhd and Adoles Intro to Sociology Intro to Sociology Intro to Sociology Intro to Sociology Intro to Sociology Social Problems Spanish Comm for Health Care Elementary Spanish I Elementary Spanish II Introduction to Theatre

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TN eCAMPUS

TN eCampus (previously referred to as RODP) courses are offered as part of the TN eCampus program. Students interested in these courses should contact Vicky Marshall at 423-585-6800. Students can also obtain information concerning this program at the TN eCampus website: www.tnecampus.org. Please be advised that separate fees will be assessed for students enrolling in these courses. In addition to the fees assessed for the classes, there will be a course delivery fee of $62 per credit hour (based on 2016-2017 rate). Subject to change without notification. Out-of-state students must pay out-of-state tuition in addition to the in-state tuition. TN eCampus registration is November 7, 2016 - January 8, 2017. New TN eCampus D2L URL will be: https://gotoclass.tnecampus.org TN eCampus registration ends prior to registration for traditional courses. Please contact Vicky Marshall for registration information.

SPRING 2017 Course delivery fee of $62 per credit hour (based on 2016-2017 current rate). Fees are subject to change without notification. Refund policies outlined in Timetable, page 11. TN eCampus 15 Week Session TN eCampus registration is November 7, 2016 - January 8, 2017. TN eCampus classes begin on January 17, 2017. Final exams are April 29 - May 3, 2017. A listing of TN eCampus courses offered this semester is on page 37 of the Timetable. 100% refund ends on January 16, 2017. 75% refund period - January 17 - 30, 2017. (25% charge for all courses dropped) 25% refund period - January 31 - February 12, 2017. (75% charge for all courses dropped) Last day to drop with no grade - January 30, 2017

TN eCampus 1st 7 Week Session TN eCampus registration is November 7, 2016 - January 8, 2017. TN eCampus classes begin on January 17, 2017. Final exams are March 2-3, 2017. A listing of TN eCampus courses offered this semester is on page 37 of the Timetable. 100% refund ends on January 16, 2017. 75% refund period - January 17-21, 2017. (25% charge for all courses dropped) 25% refund period - January 22-28, 2017. (75% charge for all courses dropped) Last day to drop with no grade - January 30, 2017

TN eCampus 2nd 7 Week Session TN eCampus registration is November 7, 2016 - January 8, 2017. TN eCampus classes begin on March 13, 2017. Final exams are April 29 - May 3, 2017. A listing of TN eCampus courses offered this semester is on page 37 of the Timetable. 100% refund ends on March 12, 2017. 75% refund period - March 13-16, 2017. (25% charge for all courses dropped) 25% refund period - March 17-25, 2017. (75% charge for all courses dropped) Last day to drop with no grade - March 26, 2017.

TN eCampus Term 1

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Hum Anat and Phys I Personal Finance Intro to Networking Intro to Mass Communications Intro to Criminal Justice Intro to Law Enforcement Intro to Corrections Infant and Toddler Care Technology for Teachers

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TN eCampus Term 2

March 13 - April 28, 2017

RA2 BIOL 2020 R25 10290 LEC Hum Anat and Phys II 4 RA2 BIOL 2230 R25 10292 LEC Intro to Microbiology 4 RA2 BUSN 2380 R25 10819 LEC Principles of Marketing 3 RA2 CRMJ 1020 R25 10851 LEC Intro to the Legal Process 3 RA2 ENGL 1020 R25 10911 LEC Composition II 3 RA2 ENGL 2420 R25 10924 LEC Western World Literature II 3 RA2 HIST 2020 R25 10939 LEC American History II 3 RA2 MATH 1010 R25 10970 LEC Mathematics for Liberal Arts 3 RA2 MATH 1720 R25 10982 LEC Pre-Calculus Trigonometry 3 RA2 PHIL 1030 R25 10997 LEC Human Nature and Life 3 RA2 PSYC 2120 R25 11018 LEC Social Psychology 3

TN eCampus Full Term

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Linux LPCI-1 Computer Graphics & Animation Internship in Comp Info Tech Orientation Basic Web Design Basic Web Graphics Intro to Mass Communications Intro to Criminal Justice Intro to the Legal Process Correctional Counseling Criminal Law Police Admin and Organization Criminal Evidence and Proc Criminal Investigation Criminal Justice Career Plan Understanding Terrorism Intro to Crime Scene Investgtn Intro to Law Enforcement Intro to Corrections Investigative Report Writing Juvenile Justice Criminology Drug Identification and Effect Correctional Administration Probation and Parole Intro to Early Childhood Educ Safe and Healthy Learning Envr Admin of Early Chldhd Programs Early Childhood Curriculum Infant,Toddler Child Develpmnt Infant and Toddler Care Family Dynmcs & Comm Invlmnt Dev of Exceptional Children Development Assessment Lang & Literacy in Early Chld Math & Science in Early Chldhd Creative Development Macroeconomics Microeconomics Educational Psychology Foundations of Education Instruct Technology in Educat Technology for Teachers Introduction to Teaching Classroom Management Intro to Special Education Writing Learning Support English as a Second Lang I English as A Second Lang II Composition I Composition I Composition II Intro to Lit I: Fiction Experience of Literature American Literature I Writing for the Web American Literature II British Literature I British Literature II Creative Writing Technical Writing World Literature Since 1650 Western World Literature I Western World Literature II African American Literature Literature for Children Intr to Environment Studies I Intr to Environment Studies II Principles of EM Services Fire Prevention Fire Protection Systems

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Walters State Community College

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION PERSONAL INFORMATION Social Security Number Full Legal Name

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-

Date of Birth

Month

/

Day

Last

/

Year

First

Middle

Other Previous Last Name(s) Permanent Home Address

Street Address, P.O. Box, Apt. No.

City

Phone Number(s): Home

State

Cell

Email Address * Sex:

Female

Male

* Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic or Latino or Spanish origin?

Yes

No

* In addition, select one or more of the following racial categories to describe yourself:

White American Indian

* Citizenship:

Black or African American Alaskan Native

Asian Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

U.S. Citizen Permanent Resident Alien Visa Type Country of Original Citizenship Foreign Country Country of Original Citizenship

ENROLLMENT INFORMATION Application Term:

Year Fall

Spring

Major:

Summer (Please use code found on the back of application)

Student Type:

First-time Freshman



Transfer (previously attended another college or university)



Readmitted (previously attended Walters State)



Dual Enrollment (earning both high school and college credit)



Special Student (non-degree seeking; not eligible for financial aid)



Transient (currently attending another college or university; taking one semester of courses at Walters State designed to transfer back to home institution)

Have you ever previously applied to Walters State, but did not attend? 42

Yes

No

Zip Code

RESIDENCY INFORMATION Have you lived in Tennessee continuously since birth?

Yes



If no, you have lived in Tennessee since



If no, state your reason for moving to Tennessee

Employed

Full-time

Month

Part-time

/

No

Year

Total Hours Per Week

Current Employer

OTHER INFORMATION * Is English your native language?

Yes

No

Do you consider yourself a first generation college student? Yes No First generation is defined as neither your mother nor father ever attended a college or technology center. Are you a veteran or an active service member in the U.S. military?

Yes

No

Chapter 759 of the State of Tennessee Public Acts of 1984 provides that “no person who is required to register for the federal draft shall be eligible to enroll in any state postsecondary school until such person has registered for the draft.” Please provide information below:

I certify that I am registered or will register for Selective Service. I will provide number if requested.



I am not registered Federal Selective Service because I am:



female



on active duty in the armed forces



male, over 26, unable to register at this time



not 18 years of age. I will register for Selective Service at the appropriate time.



not yet required since I am a Permanent Resident of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands or the Northern Mariana Islands



not yet required since I was born before 1960 or I am a foreign student on a F-1 Visa.

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION Name of person to notify in case of an emergency: Phone Number:

Relationship:

Parent/Guardian

Spouse



Other

HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION Name of High School City Graduation Date:

Month

/

State

Zip Code

Year

Type of Diploma:

Regular high school diploma



Specialized education**



Certificate of Attendance**



High School Equivalency (GED/HISET)



Date Taken

Month

/ Year

Location

**Students holding this type of diploma must be 21 years of age to be admitted and enrollment will be limited to select courses. 43

PRIOR COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES List all colleges, universities, and/or technical schools previously attended regardless of whether credit was earned. Applicants must submit official transcripts from all previously attended institutions. 1. Institution

City



Dates of Attendance

Month

/

Year

to

Month

/ Year

State

Degree Earned

2. Institution

City



Dates of Attendance

Month

/

Year

to

Month

/ Year

State

Degree Earned

3. Institution

City



Dates of Attendance

Month

/

Year

to

Month

/ Year

State

Degree Earned

4. Institution

City



Dates of Attendance

Month

/

Year

to

Month

/ Year

State

Degree Earned

GENERAL INFORMATION Responses to questions denoted with a * do not affect admissions status. They are used for informational purposes only. If you have a learning or physical disability which will cause you to need assistance while a student at Walters State, please notify the office of Student Support Services, Room U130, Student Services Building, telephone number 423-585-6893. It is recommended that students who may benefit from services offered by this office make early contact so that appropriate accommodations can be arranged.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING I understand that withholding information requested on this application, including attendance at any other institution, or giving false information may make me ineligible for admission to the college or subject to dismissal. I have read this application and certify that the statements I have made on this application are correct and complete, including a report of all college work attempted or completed. In addition to the forgoing, the Tennessee Eligibility Verification for Entitlements Act requires an applicant for in-state tuition or state financial aid to attest under penalty of perjury that he or she is either a United States citizen or alien lawfully present in the United States. By submitting this application, I am attesting that I am either a United States citizen or alien lawfully present in the United States or I am not requesting any state benefits including in-state tuition. I understand that this attestation is required by Tennessee law if I have applied for a state public benefit. I understand that Tennessee law requires me to provide documentation verifying the status indicated above prior to receipt of this state public benefit. I understand that knowingly and willfully making a false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement or representation shall subject me to liability under the Tennessee False Claims Act, Tennessee Code Annotated 4-18-101 et seq. I understand that if I am found to have made a false or misleading statement my state public benefit may be rescinded or I may be disciplined by the college. If I am accepted as a student at this institution, there are certain performance tests I will be required to take during my academic career. It is a requirement of admission that I agree to take any tests deemed necessary by the institution. In those instances where tests are administered by an external entity, I hereby agree for the results of such tests to be released to the institution. The purpose of this requirement is to comply with the legislature’s expressed intent that institutions regularly evaluate and improve instruction at all levels. I also agree to allow my admissions information to be reported to my secondary institution, if requested. Signature

Date

MAILING AND CONTACT INFORMATION Please mail completed application to: Contact Information: Walters State Community College Student Enrollment Services Student Enrollment Services Fax Number 500 S. Davy Crockett Parkway Email Address Morristown, Tennessee 37813 Website 44

423-585-2685 or 1-800-225-4770, ext. 4 423-585-6786 [email protected] www.ws.edu

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Non-Degree Seeking at WSCC

Associate of Arts ARED ARHI BRCT DNCE ENGL FASA FREN GENA GERM JRNL LBAA MCOM MUSA MUSE PHIL PLSC RLGS SPAN

Art Education Art History Broadcasting Dance English Fine/Studio Arts French General Studies German Journalism Liberal Arts Mass Communications Music Music Education Philosophy Political Science Religious Studies Spanish

Associate of Arts UTPA_UARS UTPA_UCJ UTPA_UECE UTPA_UECH UTPA_UECK UTPA_UENG UTPA_UFL UTPA_UHST UTPA_UMC UTPA_UPHL UTPA_UPS UTPA_UPSY UTPA_USOC UTPA_USW UTPA_USPC UTPA_UTHA

Art (Studio) Criminal Justice Economics, ETSU Economics, U of M Economics, UTK English Foreign Language History Mass Communication Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology Social Work Speech Communications Theatre Arts

University Parallel

SPCH Speech Communication THTR Theatre WMST Women’s Studies

Associate of Fine Arts FAMT

Musical Theatre

Associate of Science in Teaching TCHG TCHP

Teaching K-6 Teaching Pre K-3

Associate of Science

AFAS African-American Studies AGRI Agriculture AMST American Studies ASTR Astronomy

BIOL BUS CHEM CINS CONT CRJT ECHD EEDU ENGR ENTI GEN GGY GEOL HIST HPER MMED PCHR PCLS

Biology Business Chemistry Computer Science Concrete Technology Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Elementary Education Pre-Engineering Profess. Entertainment Entertainment Industry General Option Geography Geology History Phys. Ed., Health & Rec. Math/Math Ed/Statistics Pre-Chiropractic Pre-Clinical Laboratory Services

PDEN PEVH PHYS PIMS PMED POCC POPT PRDH PPHR PPTH PSYC PVET PVMD SCED SCWK SOCA SPED

Tennessee Transfer Pathways

Associate of Science UTPS_UAB UTPS_UAC UTPS_UAS UTPS_UBA UTPS_UBIO UTPS_UCE UTPS_UCH UTPS_UCS UTPS_UCJ UTPS_UECB UTPS_UECC UTPS_UECD UTPS_UET UTPS_UEX UTPS_UFCS UTPS_UFIN

Agriculture Business Accounting Agri-Animal Science Business Administration Biology Civil Engineering Chemistry Computer Science Criminal Justice Economics, Business Economics, UTC Economics, MTSU Engineering Technology Exercise Science Family & Consumer Sciences Finance

UTPS_UHST UTPS_UKI UTPS_UIS UTPS_UMNG UTPS_UMKT UTPS_UMC UTPS_UME UTPS_UMTH UTPS_UNFS UTPS_UPED UTPS_UPCL UTPS_UPHL UTPS_UPHP UTPS_UPHY UTPS_UPOT UTPS_UPPT UTPS_UPS

History Kinesiology Information Systems Management Marketing Mass Communication Mechanical Engineering Mathematics Nutrition & Food Science Physical Education Pre-Clinical Lab Sciences Philosophy Pre-Health Profession Physics Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Physical Therapy Political Science

Pre-Dentistry Pre-Environmental Health Physics Pre-Imaging Sciences Pre-Medicine Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Optometry Pre-Dental Hygiene Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Psychology Pre-Veterinary Medicine Animal Science (Ag) Pre-Veterinary Medicine (Sci.) Secondary Education Social Work Sociology/Anthropology Special Education

UTPS_UPSS UTPS_UPSY UTPS_USED UTPS_USLM UTPS_USOC UTPS_USW UTPS_USPC UTPS_UTHA UTPF_UMUS UTPT_UPK3

Agri-Plant/Soil Science Psychology Special Education Sport & Leisure Management Sociology Social Work Speech Communications Theatre Arts Fine Arts, Music Teaching PreK-3

Technical Education Programs Associate of Applied Science BUSINESS BACC - Accounting BAGB - Agriculture Business BMGT - Business Management BHHM - Hotel Management BHRM - Restaurant Management BPLS - Paralegal Studies CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CEBT - Building CEET - Electricity CETT - Transportation

COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENCE CSCD - Cyber Defense CSNW - Networking CSPR - Programming CSMT - Mobile Technologies

SURG - Surgical Technology

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ETBM - Bio Medical Equipment ETEM - Electromechanical ETEL - Electrical/Electronics ETDR - Drafting & Design ETMF - Manufacturing

CULINARY ARTS BCLB - Baking/Pastry BCLH - Hot Foods

PRODUCTION HORTICULTURE PRTG - Golf Course & Turfgrass Mgmt. PRGH - Greenhouse Management

HEALTH PROGRAMS HITC - Health Information Technology NRCM - Nursing - Career Mobility PNRN - Pre-Nursing POTA - Pre-Occupational Therapy Assistant PRES - Pre-Respiratory Care PRPT - Pre-Physical Therapist Assistant

EARLY CHILDHOOD ECED - Early Childhood Education

Certificate Programs CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CLEB - Building CLEC - Core CLEE - Electricity CLET - Transportation

HEALTH PROGRAMS HCDS - Healthcare Documentation Spec. MDCD - Medical Coding MDIS - Medical Insurance Specialist PHAR - Pharmacy Technician

CULINARY ARTS CLAB - Baking/Pastry CLAH - Hot Foods

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY INDA - Industrial Automation INDE - Industrial Electricity INDM - Industrial Mechanics OPMQ - Operations Management & Quality

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ECEC - Early Childhood Education

PUBLIC SAFETY CRJS - Criminal Justice EMSP - Emergency Med. Services - Paramedic EMST - EMS - Advanced EMT PSFS - Fire Science PSLE - Law Enforcement

Guided Pathways Undecided

PRODUCTION HORTICULTURE HORT - Horticulture LMGT - Landscape Management

Choose Academic Area of Focus:

PUBLIC SAFETY AEMT - Advanced Emergency Med. Technician BLEO - Basic Law Enforcement Officer Education BEMT - Emergency Med. Tech. Basic PSPM - Emergency Med. Tech. Paramedic

YART - Arts YBUS - Business YEDU - Education YGEC - General Studies YHLT - Health Sciences YHUM - Humanities YSOC - Social Sciences YAPL - Applied Technology

TN eCampus Online Programs ASSOCIATE OF ARTS RGNA AA - General Studies ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE RGEN AS - General Studies

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE RCRJ AAS - Criminal Justice RECE AAS - Early Childhood Education RHIT AAS - Health Information Technology WTEC AAS - Web Technology

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CERTIFICATE WPA Certificate Web Page Authoring

DEPARTMENT OF ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION SERVICES

Hepatitis B Immunization Health History Form Name: SSN# Last

First

Date of Birth:

MI

Telephone Number: (

Month / Day / Year

)

The General Assembly of the State of Tennessee mandates that each public or private postsecondary institution in the state provide information concerning hepatitis B infection to all students matriculating for the first time. The required information below includes the risk factors and dangers of the disease as well as information on the availability and effectiveness of the vaccine for persons who are at-risk for the disease. The information concerning this disease is from the Centers for Disease Control and the American College Health Association. The law does not require that students receive vaccination for enrollment. Furthermore, the institution is not required by law to provide vaccination and/or reimbursement for the vaccine. A. Hepatitis B (HBV) Immunization [TO BE COMPLETED BY ALL NEW STUDENTS] Hepatitis B (HBV) is a serious viral infection of the liver that can lead to chronic liver disease, cirrhosis, liver cancer, liver failure, and even death. The disease is transmitted by blood and/or body fluids and many people will have no symptoms when they develop the disease. The primary risk factors for Hepatitis B are sexual activity and injecting drug use. This disease is completely preventable. Hepatitis B vaccine is available to all age groups to prevent Hepatitis B viral infection. A series of three (3) doses of vaccine are required for optimal protection. Missed doses may still be sought to complete the series if only one or two have been acquired. The HBV vaccine has a record of safety and is believed to confer lifelong immunity in most cases.

CHECK ONE:

_____

I hereby certify that I have read this information and I have received the initial dose of the Hepatitis B vaccine. Date of initial dose of Hepatitis B vaccine: / /



I hereby certify that I have read this information and I have elected not to receive the Hepatitis B vaccine.

_____

Signature of Student or Parent/Guardian (If student is under 18):

Date

For more information about the Hepatitis B disease and its vaccine, please contact your local health care provider or consult the Center for Disease Control and Prevention Web site at: www.cdc.gov/health/default.htm .

This form must be completed in full by all students as part of the admissions process. Failure to return this form to the admissions office will result in the loss of registration privileges for future semesters.

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APPLICATION FOR READMISSION WALTERS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 500 South Davy Crockett Parkway • Morristown, TN 37813-6899 Phone: 1-800-225-4770, ext. 6 • Fax: 423-585-6786 1. Social Security Number: 2.



-

Last

First



Address



City



Middle

Month

/

Day

Previous Name(s)

State

Telephone

3. Date of Birth:

-

Zip

Email

/

Year

4. *Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic or Latino or Spanish origin? YES NO *In addition, select one or more of the following racial categories to describe yourself: White Black or African American Asian Alaskan Native Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

American Indian

5. *Is English your native language? YES NO *Does not affect admissions status. Used for information purposes only.

6. Are you a veteran of the United States military? YES

NO

7. Have you ever applied to Walters State previously? YES If yes, did you enroll in classes? YES NO 8. Semester and year you plan to enroll:

FALL

9. Will you be seeking a degree or certificate? YES

NO SPRING

SUMMER

NO



If YES, please enter your major code from back of form



If NO, do you consider yourself a transient student? YES NO A transient student is defined as a student attending another college simultaneously or taking one semester of coursework at Walters State designed for transfer back to original college.

10. Are you a former graduate of Walters State? YES

NO

If yes, graduation year:

11. Please list all colleges and universities attended SINCE you were a student (or applied previously) at Walters State:

If seeking a degree or certificate, you must have transcripts from ALL institutions you have attended since your last enrollment at Walters State forwarded to the Walters State Office of Student Enrollment. Transient students must complete a transient student form in place of having transcripts forwarded.

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Signature

NOTE TO THE REGISTRAR/PRINCIPAL PLEASE RETURN THIS COPY WITH THE TRANSCRIPT. TO THE REGISTRAR/PRINCIPAL OF:

Dear Sir: I have applied for admission to Walters State Community College for the Please mail an official copy of my academic transcript to:



Semester, 20

DEPARTMENT OF ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION SERVICES WALTERS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 500 SOUTH DAVY CROCKETT PARKWAY MORRISTOWN, TN 37813-6899

If I have taken the COMPASS Examination at your college/university, please send a copy of the scores with my transcript. My last period of attendance at your school was

Graduate

(term and year)

-

My Social Security Number is My date of birth is

(Month)

(Last Name)

Yes No

-

(Day)

(Year)

(Middle Name)

(First Name)

(Maiden Name)

If there is a charge for this service, please bill me at the address indicated below: (Street or Rural Route)

(City, State, and Zip Code)

(Signature)

(Date Mailed)

Please ensure that the high school graduation date and, if applicable, the type of diploma are clearly marked on the transcript. If you have sent this transcript to Walters State in the past three weeks, please disregard this notice. If this student is still enrolled in high school and has entered Walters State as an advanced studies student, please do NOT send the transcript until the student has graduated. If this transcript is being sent as a part of application for scholarships, please clearly mark the transcript accordingly.

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