Spring 2014 (cont.) Course Code
Section
PSY 441 815 QBA 775 899 RDG 318 833 RDG 420 833 RDG 421 815 RDG 474 833 RDG 574 301 RDG 640 301 RDG 700 899 RDG 710 898 RDG 770 899 RDG 780 899 RDG 781 898 RDG 782 898 RDG 791 896/897 RDG 791 898/899 RDG 795 899 SEC 302 833 SEC 784 833 SFR 780 898/899 SPE 310 833 SPE 310 897/898/899 SPE 340 898 SPE 345 899 SWK 726 833 SWK 730 898 TCM 350 899 TCM 355 899 TCM 455 899 TCM 456 899 TCM 511 899 TCM 551 899
Course Title
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Credit
Dates
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Psychology of Adolescence (ITV) Quantitative Methods in Business Decision Making Foundations of Literacy Instruction Methods of Teach Reading & Language Arts in Elementary Schools (ITV) Practicum: Methods of Teach Reading & Lang Arts in Elementary Schools (ITV) Reading and Writing in Content Fields Analysis & Correction of Difficulties in Literacy Analysis & Correction of Difficulties in Literacy Relationship of Lang to Lit & Intellectual Devel Content Area Literacy Curriculum Design in Literacy Assessment Procedures for the Literacy Specialist Assessment of Literacy Problems Remediation of Literacy Problems Problems in Literacy Education Problems in Literacy Education Research Seminar in Literacy Gen Meths of Instr -Middle / Secondary School Internship in Teaching II Educational Research Methodology Introduction to Special Education Introduction to Special Education Educational Alternative to Exceptional Students Educational Evaluation of Exceptional Students Social Work Practices III Prospectives in Human Diversity & Societal Systems Management and Control of Quality Production Planning and Control Safety Management Supervision Product Design and Development Cost Analysis for Project Management
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1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15
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4-6:50pm ARR 2-4:50pm
J. Markusic D. Peterson V. Ward
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3
1/13 - 5/15
M
4:30-7:20pm
M. Ollar
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M. Ollar V. Ward D. Kear D. Kear D. Camp B. Hurst B. Hurst D. Camp D. Kear D. Kear D. Camp B. Hurst B. Hurst V. Ward J. Jolliff Breault/Goodwin A. Ross M. Goeringer TBA J. Matthews TBA TBA M. Jones TBA R. Hawkins TBA TBA M. Jones
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New for West Plains Master of Social Work!
WEST PLAINS Spring 2014 Course Listings
My education experience at Missouri State University-West Plains has been first-rate. The small class size and caring instructors make for an exceptional learning environment. I received my Associate of Arts in Teaching degree from MSU-WP and I will receive my bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education in December from MSUSpringfield without leaving the West Plains campus! I would not have been able to complete my degree had it not been for the elementary education program at the West Plains campus. My family & job commitments would not have allowed me to travel to complete my degree program. I am thankful for this opportunity & will be completing my education in December 2013. - Julie Stewart Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education
Missouri State Degrees in West Plains • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Bachelor of Science in Child and Family Development Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Bachelor of Science in General Business Bachelor of Applied Science in General Agriculture Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology Management Master of Arts in Teaching Master of Science in Business Administration Master of Science in Counseling Master of Science in Education, Literacy Master of Science in Educational Administration Master of Science in Elementary Education Specialist in Educational Administration Master of Social Work
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Courses are available leading to
Bachelor’s Degrees Child and Family Development (BS)
• Complete this degree without ever leaving West Plains! • Learn how to make a difference not only in the lives of individuals and families, but also in the greater community both locally and around the world. Contact: Dr. Renee Moore, (417) 255-7925, Email: ReneeMoore@MissouriState.edu or Dr. Denise Cunningham, Program Director, (417) 836-4492 Email: DeniseCunningham@MissouriState.edu Web: http://education.MissouriState.edu/cfd/
Elementary Education (BSEd)
• Attend all classes, participate in field experience, and perform your student teaching all within the West Plains area to complete this degree. • Graduate from a program that has a high rate of placement and employment immediately following graduation. Contact: Susan Johnson, Professional Education Advisor, (417) 255-7937 Email: SusanJohnson@MissouriState.edu Web: http://education.MissouriState.edu/ele/
General Agriculture (BAS)
• As a holder of an associate of arts, associate of applied science or associate of science, our Agriculture Pathways Partnership allows you to complete your bachelor’s degree in about two years. • Enjoy flexible scheduling with Internet and interactive video course offerings. Contact: Jim Bellis, Assistant Head of the Darr School of Agriculture (417) 836-5638, Email: JimBellis@MissouriState.edu Web: http://Ag.MissouriState.edu or http://ag.MissouriState.edu/pathways/
General Business (BS)
• As a holder of an AS in Business or an AA degree, with an emphasis in business (COB admission courses), earn this degree, in West Plains, through a combination of interactive video, iCourse, and online courses. • This program is designed to meet the needs of busy individuals who want to earn a college degree while balancing many commitments such as work and family. All of the seated classes will be offered at 4pm or later. Contact: Kim Stagner, College of Business (COB), (417) 836-5386 Email: KimStagner@MissouriState.edu, Web: http://business.MissouriState.edu
Technology Management (BAS – Online)
• Enjoy the flexibility of this program delivered entirely online following the successful completion of your applied science degree. Contact: Dr. Richard N. Callahan, (417) 836-5121 Email: NealCallahan@MissouriState.edu or TCM@MissouriState.edu, Web: http://build.MissouriState.edu/tm/
Upper division math courses are now available on the West Plains campus. This spring MTH 315, Algebraic Structures, is being offered. Please contact the Math department for more information at (417) 255-7292.
Courses are available leading to
Graduate Degrees Business Administration (MBA)
• Receive quality instruction and premium resources from Missouri State, one of the very few institutions worldwide to achieve AACSB accreditation in both business and accounting. • Start earning your MBA at the beginning of any semester. • Enjoy courses designed specifically for evening students choosing to attend one or two courses per semester. • For more information, please visit http://mba.MissouriState.edu/ AdmissionRequirements.asp Contact: Joshua Porter, MBA, (417) 836-5535 Email: JoshuaPorter@MissouriState.edu, Web: http://mba.MissouriState.edu Missouri State University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution.
Visit our website! Outreach.MissouriState.edu/WestPlains Counseling (Elementary and Secondary School Options)
• Earn your Master of Science in Counseling degree with options in elementary and secondary school counseling available (in part) at the West Plains campus. • Interested in public school settings? You must have a valid Missouri teaching certificate, or complete additional teaching course work (approximately nine credit hours), to be eligible for state certification as professional school counselors. Contact: Deanna M. Smith, Outreach Coordinator, (417) 255-7777 Email: DeannaSmith@MissouriState.edu or the Counseling Department (417) 836-5449, Web: http://education.MissouriState.edu/counseling/ New cohorts for the program begin every other Fall semester in West Plains. Please contact the Outreach Coordinator or the Counseling Department for details.
Master of Social Work
• Attend classes held in the late afternoons and evenings, Monday through Thursday. • Offered as a regular part-time standing program for students who have a bachelor’s degree in an area other than social work. • Regular standing students may complete the program in 62 credit hours. • Practicum placements can be completed at approved locations in the West Plains and surrounding area.
Contact: Dr. Darryl Haslam, MSW Program Coordinator (417) 836-4259, Email: DHaslam@MissouriState.edu or Deanna Smith, Outreach Coordintor, (417) 255-7777 Email: DeannaSmith@MissouriState.edu Web: http://www.MissouriState.edu/swk/Graduate/
Master of Science in Education, Literacy
• Advance your skills as a literacy professional and change lives through reading. • Complete this program in a total of two years or four semesters. • Take up to nine hours as a non-degree seeking student before being accepted into the program. • Join an exciting and life changing field working with students in a classroom setting from kindergarten to grade 12, including Title I schools.
Contact: Dr. Deanne Camp, Graduate Literacy Program Coordinator (417) 836-6983, Email: DeanneCamp@MissouriState.edu Web: http://education.MissouriState.edu/literacy/
Educational Administration (Master’s and Specialist)
• Earn your master’s or specialist degree in educational administration through courses held on the MSU-West Plains campus. • Attend courses taught face-to-face, and via interactive video, by current professionals in the educational administration field. • Prepare to sit for and pass the School Leaders Licensure Assessment (SLLA) with the successful completion of this program. Contact: Dr. Kim Finch, Master’s Degree Program Coordinator, (417) 836-5192 Email: KimFinch@MissouriState.edu Contact: Dr. Robert Watson, Specialist Degree Program Coordinator, (417) 836-5177 Email: RobertWatson@MissouriState.edu Web: http://education.MissouriState.edu/edadmin/ or http://education.MissouriState.edu/edadmin/specialist
Elementary Education (Master’s with Emphasis)
• Earn your elementary education master’s degree taking courses offered at the Missouri State – West Plains campus or online. • Customize your degree by choosing your emphasis area. Contact: Dr. Cindy Hail, Program Coordinator (CEFS), (417) 836-6065 Email: CindyWilson@MissouriState.edu Web: http://education.MissouriState.edu/eleGrad/
Teaching (MAT)
• Participate in a program specifically for midcareer change students or for those beginning a second career following retirement. • Become admitted to this program with a bachelor’s degree that is in, or closely related to, the area of certification desired. • Receive your initial teacher certification and a graduate degree as a qualified student holding a baccalaureate degree from an accredited university. • Enjoy courses targeted specifically toward middle/secondary level education. • Begin employment with a cooperating school district upon admission to this program. Contact: Dr. Fred Groves, Program Director, (417) 836-4494 Email: FredGroves@MissouriState.edu or contact the Office of Teacher Education at (417) 255-7930, Web: http://education.MissouriState.edu/certification/mat/
Spring 2014
Upper Division and Graduate Level Courses
For Up-to-Date Class Schedules: Check the Missouri State University website at http://www.MissouriState.edu (click on “C” for class schedule). Quick Reference Abbreviations: M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, S=Saturday, U=Sunday, ARR=Arranged, (ITV)=Interactive Video, (iCourse)=iCourse, (INET)=Internet Classes, (BLENDED)=Combination of ITV and/or face-to-face and/or online.
Spring 2014 Course Code ACC ACC AGB AGB AGB AGP AGP AGP AGP AGS CFD CFD CFD CFD CFD CFD CFD CFD CFD CFD CFD CFD CIS CIS CIS CIS CIS CIS CIS CIS CIS CIS CIS EAD EAD EAD EAD EAD ECE ECE ECO EDC EEM ELE ELE ELE ELE ELE ELE ELE ELE ELE ELE ENG ENG FIN FIN FIN FIN FIN FIN FIN INS LAW LAW LAW LAW MGT MGT MGT MKT MKT MKT MKT MTH PSY
311 711 314 384 584/684 303 353 453 753 432 306 500 532 560 562 562 563 632 660 662 701 761 201 201 201 201 201 205 429 429 429 429 761 781 788 860 866 882 501 601 600 345 576/676 410 429 434 438 495/496 510 711 713 720 772 321 334 266 380 380 381 485 600 600 314 332 335 550 539/639 286 340 487 350 351 600 772 315 360
Section
899 899 1 815 815 898/899 899 899 899 815 898 898 899 899 898 899 897 899 899 899 899 899 890/891 892/893/894 895 896/898 897/899 898 815 895 896/898 897 898 845 845 845 845 845 833 833 899 833 833 833 833 833 833 833 833 899 899 899 899 897/898/899 815 899 750 751 899 899 750 751 815 815 815 898 815 899 815 815 899 815 899 899 815 898/899
Course Title
Managerial Cost Accounting Managerial Accounting Legal Aspects of Agriculture Agricultural Selling (ITV) Farm Business Management (ITV) Suburban Horticulture Turf Science Crop Physiology Plant Stress Physiology Sheep and Goat Science (ITV) Separation and Loss Issues in Child and Family Development Family Advocacy Family Involvement in Early Childhood Programs Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect Administration of Programs for Children and Families Family Advocacy Family Involvement in Early Childhood Programs Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect Orientation to Early Childhood and Family Development Advanced Family Studies Computer Applications for Business Computer Applications for Business Computer Applications for Business Computer Applications for Business Computer Applications for Business Web Site Design and Development Information Systems in Business (ITV) Information Systems in Business Information Systems in Business Information Systems in Business Management Information Systems Organizational Management Action Research Field Study Public School Finance Superintendency Internship Home/School/Community Relationships Home/School/Community Relationships Fundamentals of Economics (INET) Introduction to Multicultural Education and Diversity Nature Unfolds Teaching and Learning in the Elementary Classroom Methods of Teach Math in Elementary Schools Methods of Teach Science in Elementary Schools Methods of Teach Social Studies in Elementary Schools Supervised Teaching-Elementary The Reflective Practitioner Contemporary Issues in Elementary Curriculum Adv Theory & Pract in the Teach of Comm Arts Adv Theory & Practice in Student Assess & Eval Research Seminar in Elementary Education Writing II Beginning Technical Writing Literature for Children (ITV) Principles of Real Estate Financial Management (iCourse) Financial Management (iCourse) Personal Financial Planning Investments I Managerial Finance (iCourse) Managerial Finance (iCourse) Employee Benefits and Social Insurance (ITV) Debtor and Creditor Rights and Remedies (ITV) Business Enterprises Rights and Liabilities (ITV) Negotiation, Mediation, and Arbitration in Business Legal Regulations of International Commerce (ITV) Business Communications Organizational Behavior Management (ITV) Strategic Management and Policy (ITV) Principles of Marketing Consumer Market Behavior (ITV) Marketing Concepts for Managers Marketing Management Algebraic Structures (ITV) Educational Psychology
CRN#
Credit
27720 27794 26410 22917 29497/31136 ----- 27223 27269 28059 31132 29607 29736 23676 20674 30521 26065 31017 27998 27999 26431 31030 31028 ----- ----- 23468 ----- ----- 29567 24585 29614 ----- 20477 22870 29586 27876 31249 30465 29590 24881 31479 22882 31443 31481/31482 26174 22981 22923 22924 22982/22983 24880 24572 30306 24573 28874 ----- 29289 25397 25410 25409 25421 25442 28994 29002 31110 31075 31082 25392 31099/ 31103 20387 24590 24587 31336 31047 31158 29710 31256 -----
3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 3 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Dates
1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 3/17 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 3/07 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 3/07 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 2/07 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15 1/13 - 5/15
Day
INET INET INET R R INET INET INET INET TR INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET INET M INET INET INET INET M M ARR TBA ARR MW MW INET M R MW MW MW MW ARR MW INET INET INET INET INET TR INET T T INET INET T T M W W INET R INET T R INET M INET INET TR INET
Time
ARR ARR ARR 5:30-7:20pm 12:30-2:10pm ARR ARR ARR ARR 2:30-4:10pm ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR 5:30-6:45pm ARR ARR ARR ARR 5-7:50pm 5-7:50pm ARR TBA ARR 2-3:20pm 2-3:20pm ARR 9:30am-12:20pm 4:30-7:20pm 8-9:20am 8:30-9:50am 10-11:20am 11:30am-12:50pm ARR 1-1:50pm ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR 9:30-10:45am ARR 9:30-10:45am 5:30-6:45pm ARR ARR 9:30-10:45am 5:30-6:45pm 7-8:15pm 5:30-8:20pm 5:30-8:20pm ARR 7-8:15pm ARR 7-8:15pm 5:30-6:45pm ARR 5:30-8:20pm ARR ARR 11:00am-12:15pm ARR
For more information contact: Deanna M. Smith, Outreach Coordinator Gohn Hall, 603 W. Main, West Plains, MO 65775 • Phone (417) 255-7777, Fax (417) 255-7933 • DeannaSmith@MissouriState.edu
Instructor
M. Hammond A. Keller T. Elliott R. Fent P. Smith M. Odneal P. Trewatha P. Trewatha P. Trewatha E. Walker M. Schotthofer C. Smith M. Gibson A. Hellman L. Murphy C. Smith M. Schotthofer D. Cunningham A. Hellman D. Cunningham J. Cemore Brigden J. Cemore Brigden D. Winkler C. Van Landuyt R. Scheele M. Guilliams Kepley/Winkler D. Owenby R. Burton M. Kepley J. Pettus R. Scheele S. Brahnam J. Thompson K. Finch TBA TBA TBA C. Combs C. Combs S. Bloom J. Rugutt W. Byrd V. Ward C. Combs C. Combs C. Combs P. Orchard V. Ward M. Yu C. Hail C. Hail C. Hail Mattix/Turner/Gattis J. John W. Nelson K. Ragan H. Witte J. Philpot J. Scott K. Ragan H. Witte J. Dubinsky W. Hass W. Hass S. Leasure J. Black M.Turner D. Frederick M. LaPreze M. Chin M. Burnett M. Chin C. Simmers V. Stanojevic A. Miller
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