1997, fall class schedule by Pacific Lutheran University Archives

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September 8

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Classes Begin........ 8:00 A.M., Monday

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Last Day to Register or Add Classes

September 22

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Last Day to Drop a Single Class with a Full Refund

September 22

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Date to Start Obtaining a Professors Signature to Drop a Class

(No Tuition Refund - W Grade)

September 23 *

Last Day for Bachelors Candidates to Turn in Applications and Goldbooks or Academic Program Contracts for December 1997 or January 1998 Graduation

September 19

Last Day for Master's Candidates to Tum in Applications for December 1997 or January 1998 Graduation

October 10

Last Day for Students to Finish Incompletes from Spring and Summer 1997

October 17

Mid-semester Break... Friday

October 24

Mid-term Advisory Grades Due from Facu�y

October 28

Incomplete Grade Changes D ue from Faculty

October 31

Last Day to File Pass/Fail Forms with the Registrars Office

October 31

Advising Weeks for January Term and Spring 1998

November 3-21

January Term and Spring1998 Advance Registration (By Appointment)

November 10-21

Submission of Thesis/Research Paper for Mid-year Candidates to Graduate Office

November 26

Thanksgiving Recess Begins .... 1 :35 p.m., Wednesday

November 26

Thanksgiving Recess Ends.....8:00 a.m., Monday

December 1

Last Day for Bachelors Candidates to Tum in Applications and Goldbooks or Academic Program Contracts for May, 1998 Graduation

December 5

Final Day to Withdraw From a Class Before Finals Week (No tuition refund - W grade)

December 12

Mid-year Commencement...10:30 a.m., Saturday

December 13

Finals Week

D ecember 15-19

Semester Ends (After Last Exam)

December 19

Grades Due from Faculty...12:00 Noon, Wednesday

December 24

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PLU has been in the process of converting to a new software system so that we can enhance our service to you. We are excited to present our new registration system!

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We ask for your patience while we work through the many "bugs" that usually come with a new registration system. This registration system has been tested quite extensively, but please don't panic if something does not go as you expected! We will do our utmost to help you if problems arise. Thanks for your understanding!!

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UNDERGRADUATES PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING DEADLINES: •

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Summer, 1997

December, 1997

January, 1998

May, 1998

NOTE:

Graduation Application & Goldbeok or Academic Program Contracts are due in the Registrar's Office by

May 2,1997

Graduation Application & Goldbeok or Academic Program Contracts are due in the Registrar's Office by

Sept. 19, 1997

Graduation Application & Goldbeok or Academic Program Contracts are due in the Registrar's Office by

Sept. 19, 1997

Graduation Application & Goldbeok or Academic Program Contracts are due in the Registrar's Office by

Dec. 5,1997

Contact your advisor regarding your major, minor and core requirements. Please make sure that your Goldbeok or Academic Program Contract is current and legible.

GRADUATE STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING DEADLINES: June 20, 1997

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Summer, 1997

Graduation Application is due in the Registrar's Office by

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Summer, 1997

Final thesis or research paper is due in the Graduate Office by

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December, 1997

Graduation Application is due in the Registrar's Office by

Oct. 10, 1997

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January, 1998

Graduation Application is due in the Registrar's Office by

Oct. 10, 1997

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December, 1997

Final Thesis or Research Paper is due in the Graduate Office by

Nov. 26, 1997

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January, 1998

Final Thesis or Research Paper is due in the Graduate Office by

Nov. 26, 1997

NOTE:

Aug. 1, 1997

Please be sure to finalize your thesis/research paper with committee members prior to submission.

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The Center is staffed with professional counselors who are prepared to provide registration and financial services in a single location. Located in Hauge Administration Building, room

102,

the counselors will also

. schedule appointments to see someone in the Registrar's office or Financial Aid. EXPRESS WINDOW: Use this service for simple requests such as copies of schedules, unofficial transcripts and

validations.

The staff members of the Student Services Center strive to provide you with

student services delivered in a timely and effective manner. They pledge

to do all they can to insure that your needs are being met. otic : A photo 10 is

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for II trans c ion at th Student Service Cent r.

Student Services Center Hours:

Monday - Thursday Friday

9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. & 1:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. & 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Express Window:

Monday - Thursday Friday

8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Cashier Window Hours:

Monday - Friday

9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. & 1:30 p.m.

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- 4:00 p.m.

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New Student Registration and Advising Freshman

(By appointment only)

Information will be sent from the Admissions Office Transfer students may register by telephone beginning. . Registration-Fall 1997 Continuing students (by appointment - see page 8) Graduate students need no appointment to register beginning.. Open registration •

May 12, 1997 April 28 - May 9, 1997 April 28 - September 22, 1997 May 12,1997

Classes begin 8:00 a.m., Monday, September 8,1997.

Students who are unable to attend the first class meetings are expected to notify the instructor or the Student Services Center before Monday, September 8, 1997. Students who miss the first two class meetings without prior arrangement risk being dropped from the class by the professor; however, students still need to take responsibility for dropping courses they do not plan on attending.

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Policy

New undergraduate students must make a $200.00 advance payment to confirm their offer of admission. The payment is refundable until May 15 for fall, December 15 for January term, and January 15 for spring. Requests for a refund must be made in writing to the Admissions Office. If you register after August 15 for fall or January 15 for spring, you must pay tuition and fees at the time of registration or be enrolled in an approved payment plan with the Student Services Center at the time of registration. If you withdraw from a course after the last day of add/drop, you waive your right to a refund. Registered students who decide not to continue at PLU must notify the Student Services Center in writing. Charges will remain on the student's account and a UW grade will be posted to the transcript until such notice is received.

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Undergraduate and graduate tuition for the 1997-98 academic year is $473.00 per credit hour. Tuition rate for hours in excess of 16 in any semester (fall or spring) is $236.00 per credit hour. Tuition rate for hours above 4 in January (J) term is $236.00 per credit hour. Credit by exam charges are one-fourth the regular rate or $118.25 for both undergraduate and graduate students.

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Contact the Student Services Center tor current charges if a compl ete statement has not been received. Unpaid balances are subject to late charges if not paid by published deadlines.

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Policy

DATE OF WITHDRAWAL

TUITION REFUND

ROOM REFUND

BOARD REFUND

100% less deposit 80% 70% 60% 50% 0

100% Pro-rated Pro-rated Pro-rated

0 0 0

Pro-rated

(Total Withdrawal Only) Prior to fi rst day of class First day of class to 2 weeks 3 weeks

4 5 6 7

weeks weeks weeks weeks

8 weeks 9+ weeks

100% 100% 75% 50% 25% 25% 25% 25% 0

Pro-rated Pro-rated Pro-rated Pro-rated

Notice of withdrawal must be given in writing to the Pacific Lutheran University Student Services Center and received before the deadlines above. Oral requests are not acceptable. Charges will remain on the account until written notice is received. No tuition refund is given for partial withdrawal from classes after the tenth day of class. Students must obtain the instructor's signature and present it at the Student Services Cente r if they wish to withdraw from classes after the tenth day.

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Food

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The Bistro: Meal Card Service Lunch (Mon-Fri) 10:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.rn. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Dinner (Dine in) Pizza Delivery (Sunday - Saturday) 9:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

CC Coffee Shop (7 days a week) *Off Season (Monday - Friday) Breakfast Grill Service 7:30 a.m. - 11:00 am. Lunch Grill ServIce 11:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

U.C. Commons (every day) Breakfast Full Service 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Lunch Full Service 10:15 a.m. - 2:30 p.rn. Lunch (Soup, Salad, Sandwich only) 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 7:15 p.m. Dinner

UC Coffee Shop Lunch (Mon-Fri) 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. ÂˇMeal Card Service (Sun. Thurs.) 4:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m

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When planning your class schedule, please allow time for your noon meal.

PLU

UC Espresso Bar Monday - Friday

7:30 am. - 4:30 p.m.

Administration Espresso Bar 8:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Friday

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Regular Fall hours: 9:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. 9:00 am. - 5:00 p.m. 1 1:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Monday - Tuesday Wednesday - Friday Saturday

Extended Fall hours: 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Monday though Thursday, September 8 through September 18 Friday, September 12 and 19

Book refunds will be given through the 10th day of classes for that tenn. You must present the receipt for a refund. No refunds will be given after the tenth day. If you have specific textbook needs at other times, please phone 535-7666 or 535-7668 during regular Bookstore hours and arrangements will be made to serve your needs.

The Convenience Store, located within the Bookstore, carries candy, chips, cookies and soft drinks, as well as personal hygiene items. PLU Northwest, located at 407 Garfield Street, features a unique line of gifts from the Pacific Northwest. This quaint shop is only a block from main campus and offers free giftwrap. Shipping is available at a nominal charge. Phone: (206) 535-8397. Camp

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Washington four-year colleges and universities subscribe to the principles and laws of the State of Washington and the federal government, including applicable executive orders pertaining to civil rights. All rights, privileges, and activities of these institutions are determined without regard to race, creed, color, sex, handicap, age, or national origin. V.A. Bene it Information concerning veteran benefits is available at the Student Services Center. You will be certified for classes only following submission of a written request to the VA Student Services Counselor. If you expect to receive any type of veteran or war orphan benefits, you must file a VA Certification Request (purple certification form), which is available in the hall across from the Student Services Center.

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Ind p nd nt Special study such as independent study, research, special projects, studio projects, thesis, and graduate readings is available in most departments. Students are advised to read the catalog and contact each department for details. An independent study card must accompany each registration tor special study as the voice response system cannot be accessed for these courses. Cards are available at the Student Services Center.

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In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, popularly known as the "Buckley Amendment" and carrying the acronym "FERPA", Pacific Lutheran U niversity has adopted a policy to protect the privacy of education records. This act also establishes the rights of parents and currently enrolled, eligible students to inspect and review their education records; and provides guidelines for the correction of inaccurate or misleading data through informal and formal hearings. Parents and currently enrolled, eligible students will be notified of their FERPA rights annually by publication in the Student Handbook. Interested parties may review the policy in the Office for Student Life, Hauge Administration Building, Room 105. Establishing a personal password at the Student Services Center will insure only those people the student gives the password to may obtain the information.

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Upon registration, the student and his or her parents or legal guardian agree to accept the responsibility and legal obligation to pay all tuition costs, room and board fees, and other special fees incurred or to be incurred for the stud ent's education. The University agrees to make available to the student certain educational programs and the use of certain University facilities, as applicable and as described in the catalog. A failure to pay when due a1/ University bills shall release the University of any obligation to continue to provide the applicable educational benefits and services, including, but not limited to, statements of honorable dismissal, grade reports, transcripts of records, diplomas, or pre-registrations. The student shall also be denied admittance to classes and the use of University facilities in the event of a default.

ccr dltatlon Pacific Lutheran University is fully accredited by the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges as a four-year institu tion of higher education. In add�ion the following programs hold specialized accreditations and approvals:

Business

American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business

Chemistry American Chemical Society -

Computer Science (8.S.) - Computing Sciences Accreditation Board, Inc. Education

National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education

Marriage and Family Therapy· Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Music - NationaJ Association of Schools of Music National League for Nursing

Nursing

Social Work- Council on Social Work Education Any current or prospective student may, upon request directed to the President's Office, review a copy of the documents pertaining to the university's various accreditations and approvals.

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The information contained herein is accurate at the time of publication. However, the University reseNes the right to modify ffs procedures. policies, calendar. curriculum and costs when deemed necessary by the University.

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Regi teri

T lephone i

A new PLU voice response system is replacing the old tele-registration system. The new system will have many of the old features as well as additional options. It is available twenty-four (24) hours a day except when the machines are being maintained. You may add (register for) or drop classes using the voice response system through the 10th day of class. For off-campus dial (253) 531-4011 or from on-campus dial 40 1 1 using any touch-tone telephone. The voice response system requires you to enter your student ID number and your PIN (personal identification number). Your initial PIN is your birthdate. Example: The PIN for a person bom June 16, 1978 is 061678. You may change your PIN at any time via the voice response system. We strongly encourage to change your PIN right away lin order to prevent others from gaining unauthorized access to your registration.

E ORE YOU BEG. •

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Students who have never attended PLU or have not been formally admitted to the university are not in the data base and therefore are not eligible to register using the voice response system. Please go to the Student Services Center for assistance.

Do not use the # si g n after each entry as you did on the old system. THIS SYSTEM DOES NOT REQUIRE THE # SIGN. It will not recognize the CRN if you enter a # sign. --

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The wait after entering each course request may seem a little long, but don't hang up or become frustrated. It takes time for the system to go out and find the course and come back with its response. BE PATIENT!! Be sure to save your registration before you hang up by entering : * # 3 (asterisk, pound sign, three). If you do not save your registration and listen to your schedule before you hang up you will lose it. The system is set to give you up to fifteen minutes to complete your registration. After fifteen minutes, you will be disconnected and your work will be lost unless you have saved it. Clear up any financial holds with the Student Service Center. Retum your medical history form with proof of required immunization to the Health Center to clear an immunization hold.

PPOINTMENT SHED LE As in the past, appointment times for undergraduate students will be established according to the number of hours completed. However, you will not receive a specific appointment time or an appointment card. Please refer to the schedule below to find your scheduled registration day. Monday, April 28 Tuesday, April 29 Wednesday, April 30 Thursday, May 1 Friday, May 2 Monday, May 5 Tuesday,May 6 Wednesday, May 7 Thursday, May 8 Friday, May 9

Masters, Education and Accounting Certification, Honors, AURA and Special Needs students . Undergraduates with 100 or more credits Undergraduates with 85 or more credits Undergraduates with 70 or more credits Undergraduates with 55 or more credits Undergraduates with 48 or more credits Undergraduates with 20 or more credits Undergraduates with 18 or more credits Undergraduates with 15 or more credits Undergraduates with 0 or more credits

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Before you actually use the telephone registration system, take a few moments to complete the course registration worksheet on the next page. When you are ready to register, have your completed worksheet at the phone for reference.

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The registration process is easy! You must use a push-button phone with tone-dialing. When you dial the access number, you will be given a list of options and will be guided through the registration process. To access registration by telephone, enter this number from a touch-tone phone: (253) 531-4011 Follow the Voice instructions to get to Registration. Terms available are: Fall1997 You will be asked to enter your student ID number, and you PIN (personal identification number), and the course request numbers (CRN's) of the courses you are adding or dropping. If you enter any invalid data, the system alerts you to the error and prompts you for the correct information. You have 15 minutes to complete your call -- the system will hang up on you when you reach your time limit. Don't forget, you will lose all courses that have not been saved! Before you hang up, you must save the courses you have added or dropped and listen to your schedule. This may take a few minutes -- be patient! If you hang up or are timed out before you have saved your new courses, you will lose your work. The following registrations must be done in person at the Student Services Center: • • • •

Independent study and cooperative education courses Audit a course (no credit) - instructor's signature required To register for a course requiring approval, - authorized signature required Registering for more than 18 hours in one semester. (use the PLU voice response for up to 18 hours in fall or spring and up to 6 hours in J term.) E:.LE H

E TR TIO WORKS AXIMU 18 HOU R

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Your Student ID (9 digits): Your PIN (6 digits): After entering the PIN, there will be a pause before you are asked the next question. Using the Schedule of Classes, select the course request numbers (CRN's) of the courses you want to add. Select altemate CRN's in case you don't get your first choice. Beware of time schedule conflicts. Some courses require additional registration in labs and/or discussions or other concurrent courses. Check Instructions/Comments for information regarding these courses. CRN

DEPT,

NO.

COURSE TITLE

TIME

CREDIT

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Buil d i n g Codes ADMN

Administration

MBRC

Mary Baker Russell

EVlD

Eastvold

MGYM

Music Center

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Harstad

INGR

Ingram Hall

KNOR

Knorr House

L1BR

Library

MBlD

OGYM

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Memorial Gym

HARS

Math Building Olson

ECAM

East Campus

RAMS

Ramstad

RCTR

UCTR

University Center

)(AVR

Xavier Hall

Rieke Science Center

12tttl Streets. . . s;

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031-6900 535·;+-19 535-:--!-U 535-7518 535·7151 53;-7415 535·;lil

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Knarr Hause ..._. .._..•_................__...__......... 5

Ktei<iler Hail .._..............._.......... ._.. ..._.__.. 20 l.a�erquis. Concert Hail ......._._. ._....__._._. 19 L(c House ...._ ...._.. __......._........_.._.......... 7

Filwtci.J Aid .._..__......... ..... ......... 335·7161 HtaJrh C.mer . .................. ........ ......... 335·7337 [nformation De1kJTic;Ju;u ._...........•. 535-7457

Mailroom ._..... .._..................... _......_....... 32 �·b.ry Baker Russell Music CmteI ................ 19 M.,h 8 uildinS ........... ... ........................_._ .... 39

KPm 88.5 . .. ... . ._.._... . ._ .. ............. .. 335·7758 Praident ._.__.........." .................. 535·7'101 Public Relations ................... ......... . .... 535-7'430

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RCll.nrar . ............. ... .............. .... .. ........ 535-7131

S.ud"". Lif•._........ ............ ..........

535·7191 Swnmer Studies ................................ 53S·-;1�9 Tans..i'c.r Coordin.uor . ......... .. ............ 535-7138

Building Legend Admlnll.mian Buildin� ....................... ....._. 13 B!omquiu Hause ...... ... ....... . . ...... ..... __ .............. 3 c..mous )"bil ........................................ ......... 32

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Day Codes

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Wednesday Thursday

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(6-8 Hours) A course in each of the following two lines is required. The only 2-hour courses that can satisfy either of the following lines completely are the freshman Critical Conversation seminars. a. Alternative Perspectives (2-4 hours): A course which creates an awareness and understanding of diversity in the United States, directly addressing issues such as ethnicity, gender, disability, racism, or poverty. b. Cross-Cultural Perspectives (2-4 hours): A course that enhances cross-cultural understandings through examination of other cultures. This requirement may be satisfied in one of three ways: (i) a course focusing on the culture of non- Euro-American societies (see section b in the box below); (ii) a 201 or higher-level course in a language used to satisfy the admission requirement, or 8 credits in a language not previously studied; or (iii) participation in an approved semester-long study abroad program. NOTE: 2-4 hours of Perspectives on Diversity courses may be used to fulfill another core requirement. 4 hours must be a course that does not simultaneously fulfill any other core requirement.

The remaining

These 4 hours may, however,

satisfy a requirement in the major. All junior and senior transfer students shall take one perspectives on diversity course (4 hours), from either line that does not simultaneously fulfill another core requirement. All other transfer students must meet the full perspectives on diversity requirement.

Fall 1997 courses which meet the alternative perspectives or cross-cultural perspectives are I'isted below:

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Alternative Perspectives: ANTH 360

Ethnic Groups (A)

EDUC205

Multiperspectives in the Classroom (A)

ENGL 341

Feminist Approaches to Literature (A))

HIST 360

Holocaust (A)

NURS 117

Critical Conversation: Health Beliefs Along the Pacific Rim (A)

SIGN 101

Sign Language (A)

SOC I 101 01 -02

American Society (A)))

Cross-Cultural Perspectives: ANTH 102 01 -03

Human Cultural Diversity (C)

ANTH 210·

Global Perspectives: The World in Change (C)

ANTH 336

Peoples of Latin America (C)

ECON 341

Economic Development (C)

H IST 109

East Asian Societies (C))

H IST 335

Latin American History Central America & the Caribbean (C)

HIST338

Modern China (C)

INTG 245

The Developmnt of Third World Underdevelopment (C)

MUS I 120

Music and Culture (C)

POLS 210·

Global Perspectives: The World in Change (C)

RELI 131

The Religions of South Asia (C)

RELl 234

The Religions of Japan (C)

RELI 24701 -02

Christian Theology: Third World Liberation Theology (C)

Indicates courses which are cross-l isted (ANTH 210 & POLS 210).

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Scheduliun .. : ..

Monday.

TuescJay

Wednesday

Thursday

8:00 - 9:05

8:00- 9:45

8:00-9:05

8:00 - 9:45

Friday .... ':

Satllrday

8:00 -9:05

(l i l l i e) : 9:15 - 10:20

9:15-10:20 9:55

Chapel

10:30

9: 15

11 : 40

Chapel

Chapell 0:30 -11 :00

11 :00

1 1:1 5 - 12: 20 11:50-1:35

3:40 - 4:45

12:30 - 1:35

1 : 35

1 :45 - 2:50 or (1 :45

3:30)

1:45 - 3 : 3 0

(3 : 40 - 5:25)

3:40 - 5 : 25

Evening (lime):

____ _

10 : 30 - 11 :00

11:15 - 12:20

11 :50 - 1 :35

10:20

9:55-11:40

11:15-12:20

1 2:3 0

1:45 - 2:50 Of ( 1 : 45 - 3:30)

1 :45

3 : 30

1 : 45 · 2 : 50

3:40 - 4:45

3:40 - 5:25

3:40-4:45

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Scheduling workshec! prepared hy the School or Business

Fo r descriptions of new courses not listed in the catalog, please see department secretary, Xavier Hall, second floor, ext. 7662 or Dr. Elizabeth Brusco, Depart ment Chair, ext. 8744. CRN

COURSE

COURSE TITLE

DAYS

STIME

ETIME

INSTRUCTOR

20001

ANTH102 01

Human cul�ral Diversity

(C)

T R

20002

ANTH102 02

Human cultural Diversity

(C)

M vJ F

20003

ANTH102 03

Human Cultural Diversi ty

(C)

T R

01:45PM 03:30PM Guldin,

20004

ANTH103

Archaeology & World Prehistory 4

T R

09:55AM 11:40AM Huelsbeck,

ANTH210

Global Perspectives

20006

(C)

09:55AM 11:40AM Brusco,

08:00AM 09:05AM cinnamon,

ANTH230

peoples of the Northwest

20008

ANTH332

Prehistory of North America

4 4

Coast 2

T R

01:45PM 03:30PM Klein, 09:55AM 11:40AM Klein,

I NSTRUCTIONS/ COMMENTS

OGYM-105

Meets Cross-Cultural perspectives.

ADMN-204A

Maats Cross - Cultural Perspectives.

ADMN-202

Meets Cross-Cultural

perspectives.

OGYM-104

Kelleher,

20007

LOCAT ION

ADMN-200

Cross-Listed with POLS 210.

XAVR-204

Course ends October 23rd.

Meets Cross-Cultural

perspectives.

Meets 1/2 Alternative perspectives. 20009

ANTH336

Peoples of Latin America

20010

ANTH360

Ethnic Groups

20011

*ANTH480

(C)

M \.J T R

M W

Anthropological Inquiry

(A)

01:45PM 03:30PM Huelsbeck, 01:45PM 03:30PM Brusco,

03:40PM 05:25PM Cinnamon, 06:10PM 09:30PM Klein,

20012

ARTD160 01

Drawing

M 1'1 F

20013

ARTD160 02

Drawing

T R

20014

ARTD180

History of Western Art I

M W F

20015

ARTD196

Design I:

T R

09:55AM 11:40AM Wold-Sparks,

20016

ARTD226

Black and White photography

T R

11:50AM 01:35PM Geller,

Fundamentals

08:00AM 10:20AM Cox,

XAVR-203

01:45PM 04:45PM Wold-Sparks, 01:45PM 02:50PM Hallam,

XAVR-201

Meets Cross-Cultural perspectives.

INGR-116

Meets Alternative Perspectives

ADMN-208

Required for all Anthropology majors.

INGR-126

Studio Fee:

$35.00.

INGR-126

Studio Fee:

$35.00.

INGR-100

Satisfies Art GUR.

INGR-122

Studio Fee:

$20.00.

INGR-134

Studio Fee:

$50.00.

20017

ARTD230 01

Ceramics I

M W F

08:00AM 10:20AM Keyes,

INGR-144

Studio Fee:

$45.00.

20018

ARTD230 02

Ceramics I

M W F

11:15AM 01:35PM Keyes,

INGR-144

Studio Fee:

$45.00.

M W

01:45PM 04:45PM Keyes,

INGR-138

Studio Fee:

$45.00.

INGR-126

Studio Fee:

$35.00.

20019

ARTD250

sculpture I

20020

ARTD260

Intermediate Drawing

T R

11:50AM 01:35PM Cox,

20021

ARTD296

Design II:

T R

11:50AM 01:35PM Tomsic,

INGR-122

Studio Fee:

20022

ARTD326

Color Photography

T R

01:45PM 03:30PM Geller,

INGR-134

Studio fee:

$50.00.

20023

ARTD341

Elementary Art Education

09:55AM 11:40AM Watts,

INGR-126

Studio Fee:

$25.00.

20024

ARTD350

sculpture II

M \'1

01:45PM 04:45PM Keyes,

INGR-134B

Studio Fee:

$45.00.

20025

ARTD365

painting

M "J

01:45PM 04:45PM Gold,

INGR-128

Studio Fee:

$25.00. $50.00.

Prerequisite: ARTD 160 Concepts

$20.00.

20026

ARTD370

Printmaking I

T R

INGR-124

Studio Fee:

20027

ARTD380

Modern Art

M W F

11:15AM 12:20PM Hallam,

INGR-116

Satisfies GUR in Art.

09:55AM 11:40AM Cox,

20028

ARTD395

Design on the Macintosh

T R

03:40PM 05:25PM Tomsic,

INGR-115A

Experimental Course. studio Fee:

20030

ARTD426

Electronic Imaging

T R

03:40PM 05:25PM Geller,

INGR-132A

Repeatable for credit one time.

20031

ARTD44 0

seminar in Second.

20032

ARTD465

Painting II

M W

20033

ARTD470

printmaking II

ARTD496

Design:

ARTD499

Senior Exhibition

20034

Art Educ.

Graphics II

4 2

09:55AM 11:40AM \'iatts, 01:45PM 04:45PM Gold,

T R

09:55AM 11:40AM Cox,

T R

01:45PM 03:30PM Tomsic,

TEA

Cox,

INGR-126

L D D

INGR-128

Studio Fee:

$25.00.

INGR-124

Studio Fee:

$50.00.

INGR-122

Studio Fee:

$25.00.

TEA

Fulfills

Capstone.

Independent Study Card required.

'DESIGNATES LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES

Page 13

(Beginning 4:30 and later)

$50.00.

I CRN 20036

COURSE

BIOL111

COURSE T I TLE Biology and the Modern \'/orld

DAYS M W

ST I KB

OG ETIME

I NSTRUCTOR

01:45PM 02:50PM Martin,

LOCAT ION RCTR-221

INSTRUCTIONS/COMMENTS Lab Fee:

$40.00.

co-Registration in BIOL 111 Lab required 20037 20038

BIOL111 L

Biology

BIOL116

Introduction to Ecology

01:45PM 03:30PM Martin,

the Modern World Lab 0

RCTR-102

01:45PM 03:30PM staff

M W

RCTR-102

Lab Fee:

$40.00.

Co-Registration in BIOL 116 Lab required 20039 20040

BIOLl16 L

Introduction to Ecology Lab

BIOL161

Principles of

Biology I

01:45PM 03:30PM Staff

R 4

M W F

RCTR-102

09:15AM 10:20AM Crayton,

Carlson,

20041

BIOL161 DOl principles of Biology I Discus 0

12:30PM 01:35PM Staff

20042

BIOL161 D02 Principles of Biology I Discus 0

01:45PM

02:50PM crayton,

RCTR-103

Must Co-Register Lab Fee:

for a Discussion & Lab

$40.00.

RCTR-221

Co-Register for BIOL 161 & a Lab.

RCTR-220

Co-Register for BIOL 161 & a Lab.

20043

BIOL161 D03 Principles of Biology I Discus 0

01:45PM 02:50PM Staff

RCTR-210

CO-Register for BIOL 161 & a Lab.

20044

BIOL161 D04

Principles of Biology I Discus 0

12:30PM 01:35PM Staff

RCTR-221

co-Register for BIOL 161

a Lab.

20045

BIOL161 D05 Principles of Biology I Discus 0

01:45PM 02:50PM Carlson,

RCTR-220

Co-Register for BIOL 161

a Lab.

20046

BIOL161 D06 principles of Biology I Discus 0

01:45PM 02:50PM Crayton,

RCTR-210

co-Register for BIOL 161 & a Lab.

20047

BIOL161 L01 principles

of Biology I Lab

08:00AM 09:45AM Crayton,

RCTR-136

Co-Register for BIOL 161 & a Discussion

20048

BIOL161 L02 Principles of Biology I Lab

09:55AM 11:40AM Carlson,

RCTR-13 6

Co-Register for BIOL 161 & a Discussion

20049

BIOL161 L03 Principles of Biology I Lab

01:45PM 03:30PM Crayton,

RCTR-13 6

CO-Register for BIOL 161 & a Discussion

20050

BIOL161 L04 Principles of Biology I Lab

01:45PM 03:30PM crayton,

RCTR-13 6

Co-Register for BIOL 161 & a Discussion

20051

BIOL161 L05 Principles of Biology I Lab

08:00AM 09:45AM crayton,

RCTR-136

Co-Register for BIOL 161 & a Discussion

20052

BIOL161 L06 Principles of Biology I Lab

20053

BIOL201

20054 20055 20056

I n troduction to Microbiology

W R

RCTR-136

Co-Register for BIOL 161 &

12:30PM 01:35PM Gee,

OGYM-102

co-Registration in BIOL 201 Lab required

W F

08:00AM 09:05AM Gee,

RCTR-128

01:45PM 02:50PM Gee,

09:55AM 11:40AM Staff

R M W

Lab Fee: BIOL201 L02 Intro to Microbiology Lab

o o

BIOL205

BIOL201 L01 I ntro to Microbiology Lab Human Anatomy and Physiology

W F M W

12:30PM 01:35PM Lerum,

BIOL205 L01 Human Anatomy &

Physiology Lab 0

T T

20058

*BIOL205 L02 Human Anatomy

Physiology Lab 0

20059

BIOL205 L03 Human Anatomy

Physiology Lab 0

20060

BIOL205 L04 Human A natomy & Physiology Lab 0

20061

BIOL323

principles of Biology III

08:00AM 10:50AM Matthias,

W R M I, F

RCTR-103

BIOL323 D

Principles of Biology III Disc 0

RCTR-116

11:50AM 02:40PM Matthias,

01:45PM 02:50PM Main,

RCTR-116

06:00PM 08:50PM Matthias,

Co-Registration in BIOL 205 Lab required

RCTR-103

McGinnis, BIOL323 L01 Principles of Biology III Lab

01:45PM 03:30PM Main,

20064

BIOL323 L02 Principles of Biology III Lab

03:40PM 05:25PM McGinnis,

RCTR-122

20065

*BIOL323 L03 principles of Biology III Lab

06:00PM 07:45PM McGinnis,

RCTR-122

20066

BIOL323 L04 Principles of Biology III Lab

09:55AM 11:40AM McGinnis,

20067

BIOL323 L05 Principles of Biology III Lab

01:45PM 03:30PM Main,

20068

BIOL323 L06 Principles of Biology III Lab

03:40PM 05:25PM Main,

20069

BIOL324

R M \"i

RCTR-122

09:15AM 10:20AM Martin,

RCTR-122 RCTR-122 RCTR-122

RCTR-122

co-Registration in BIOL 324 Lab Lab Fee:

20070

BIOL324 L

Natural Hist/Vertebrates Lab

01:45PM 05:25PM Martin,

RCTR-124

*DESIGNATES LATE AFTER NOON A N D EVENING CLASSES (Beg i n n i ng 4:30 and later)

Page 14

$40.00.

co-Register for BIOL 323 & a Lab.

20063

Natural History of Vetebrates

Must Co-Register for a Discussion & Lab Lab Fee:

$40.00.

RCTR-116 RCTR-103

McGinnis, 20062

01:45PM 04:35PM Matthias, 11:15AM 12:20PM Main,

$40.00.

RCTR-128 J

Lab Fee: 20057

a Discussion

$40.00.

required

BIOLOGY (Continued) CRN 2 0 07 1

COURSE

BIOL 3 4 5

COURSE T I TLE Myc o l ogy

( Mushro oms )

DAYS T

STINE

ETIMB

I NSTRUCTOR

0 9 : 5 5AM

1 1 : 4 0AM

Main,

LOCATION RCTR - 1 2 4

INSTRUCTIONS/COMMENTS c o - r e g i s t r a t ion Lab F e e :

20 072 20 073

BIOL 3 4 5

BIOL 4 0 3

Myco l ogy

( Mushrooms )

Developmental

Lab

B i o l ogy

0 9 : 55AM

1 1 : 4 0AM

Main ,

T R

08 : 00AM

0 9 : 4 5AM

Car l s o n ,

2 0 074 20076 20077 2 0 07 8 2 0 079

1 1

BIOL 4 0 3

L01

Developmental

B i o l ogy

BIOL 4 0 3

L02

Developmental

B i o l ogy Lab

BIOL 4 1 1

Lab

H i s tology

o o

M W F

RCTR - 2 2 0

c o -Regi s tr a t i o n

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 4 : 4 5 PM

carlson,

RCTR - 1 2 9

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 4 : 4 5 PM

Carlson,

RCTR - 1 2 9

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 2 : 5 0 PM

L e rum ,

RCTR - 1 1 5

f ee :

H i s t o logy Lab

0 3 : 00PM

0 4 : 4 5 PM

L e rum ,

B IOL4 2 4

Ecol ogy

T R

0 9 : 5 5AM

1 1 : 4 0AM

Staf f

BIOL4 4 1

Mammalian Phy s i o l o gy

M W F

1 2 : 3 0 PM

0 1 : 3 5 PM

Do l an ,

M W

Mamma l i an Phy s i o l o gy Lab

o o o

RCTR - 2 2 0

Immunology

BIOL4 7 5 BIOL4 9 7

01 : 4 5 PM

0 5 : 2 5 PM

D o l an ,

RCTR - 1 1 5

0 5 : 2 5 PM

D o l an ,

RCTR - 1 1 5

0 6 : 0 0PM

0 9 : 3 0 PM

D o l an ,

T R

0 6 : 0 0PM

0 7 : 5 0 PM Al exander ,

Evolution

M W F

08 : 0 0AM

0 9 : 0 5AM

Senior

TEA

L01

M amma l i an Phy s i o l o gy Lab

BIOL 4 4 1

L02

Mamm a l i an Phys i o logy Lab

20082

*BIOL 4 4 1

L03

21177

*BIOL 4 4 8

2 0 084

Seminar

McGinnis ,

St a f f

TEA

Bus

Enterp r i s e

i n Global

Persp

M W F

0 9 : 1 5AM

1 0 : 2 0AM Ahna ,

BUSA2 0 1

Bus

Enterp r i s e

in Global

Persp

M W F

1 1 : 1 5AM

1 2 : 2 0 PM Ahna ,

2 0 08 7

BUSA2 0 1

Bus

Enterp r i s e

in Global

Persp

T R

0 9 : 5 5AM

1 1 : 4 0AM Yager ,

20088

BUSA2 02

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P e r f o rm I

M W F

0 9 : 1 5AM

1 0 : 2 0AM M o r e l and ,

20089

BUSA2 0 2

M anaging F i nanc i a l

Per f orm

T R

0 9 : 5 5AM

1 1 : 4 0AM Van Wyhe ,

20090

BUSA2 0 4

F oundat ions

Bus ine s s

Law

1 1 : 5 0AM

0 1 : 3 5 PM

MacDonal d ,

ADMN - 2 2 1

20091

BUSA2 0 4

F ounda t i on s

Bu s ine s s

Law

1 1 : 50AM

0 1 : 3 5 PM

MacDona l d ,

ADMN - 2 2 1

ADMN - 2 1 7 ADMN - 2 1 9 ADMN - 2 0 4 B

BUSA 3 0 1

Managing Ca r e e r / Human Resource

T R

0 8 : 00AM

0 9 : 4 5AM G i b s o n ,

BUSA 3 0 1

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T R

1 1 : 50AM

0 1 : 3 5 PM G i bson ,

2 0 094

*BUSA 3 0 1

Managing C a r e e r / Human

0 6 : 0 0 PM

0 9 : 3 0 PM

M a nn ,

20095

BUSA 3 0 2

Managing F i nanc i al

P e r f o rm

T R

0 1 : 4 5PM

0 3 : 3 0 PM

Finni e ,

ADMN - 2 1 3

2 0 09 6

*BUSA 3 0 2

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Per f o rm

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0 9 : 3 0 PM

Finni e ,

ADMN - 2 1 3

20097

BUSA3 0 5

Create

L e ad

E f f e c t Organz tns

T R

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1 1 : 4 0AM

Sepi c ,

ADMN - 2 1 9

20098

BUSA 3 0 5

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Lead

E f f e c t Organz tns

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0 3 : 3 0 PM S e pi c ,

ADMN - 2 1 9

20099

'BUSA 3 0 5

Create

Lead

Ef f e c t Organztns

20100

BUSA 3 0 6

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4 4

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BUSA 3 0 7

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the the the

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0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 3 : 3 0 PM Y a g e r ,

R T R

0 3 : 40PM 0 6 : 0 0PM 01 : 4 5PM

ADMN - 2 1 7 ADMN - 2 1 9

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ADMN - 2 0 4A ADMN - 2 1 7

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1 *BUSA 3 0 6 1

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Thrasher ,

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Thrasher ,

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ADMN - 2 1 9 ADMN - 2 0 4 B ADI1N - 2 1 7

*DE SIGNATES LATE AFTE R NOO N AN D EVE NING CLASSES (Beginning 4:30 and later)

Page 1 5

in BIOL 4 1 1

Lab requi red

i n BIOL

441

Lab

required

$40 . 00 .

Regi s t r at i on hand l e d through

ADMN - 2 1 7

2 0 0 92

the

required

$40 . 0 0 .

Co -Regis tration

ADMN - 2 1 7

20093

M W

Lab

403

RCTR - 2 2 0

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RCTR - 1 1 5

20086

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BIOL

trips .

RCTR - 1 1 5 A

2 0 08 5

required

f i eld

RCTR - 2 2 0 P

0 1 : 4 5PM

BIOL 4 4 1

2 0 08 1

Lab

RCTR - 1 1 5

Lab F e e : 2 0 08 0

345

Sa turday

$40 . 00 .

Co - Re g i s tration Lab F e e :

BIOL 4 1 1

$40 . 00 .

RCTR - 1 2 4

Lab 2 0 075

in BIOL

the Dept .

CRN

COURSE

COURSE TITLZ F i nanc i a l

I n f o rmat i on Systems

DAYS

T R

STIMI!:

ET IME

INSTRUCTOR Hegs tad ,

LOCATďż˝ON

I NSTRUCTI ONS /COMMENTS

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1 1 : 4 0AM

20107

* B USA3 2 1

I n t e rmedi a t e Accounting

M W

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0 5 : 2 5 PM Borkows ki ,

ADMN - 1 0 1

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ends

20108

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M W

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ADMN - 1 0 1

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begins

20109

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Cost

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20110

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M W F

Course

ends

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24th.

20111

BUSA3 3 5

Fi nanc i a l

Inve stments

T R

20112

BUSA3 5 2

Global

20113

BUSA3 5 8

Entrepreneurship

2 0 1 14

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20115

BUSA3 7 1

20116

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2 0117

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20118

BUSA4 0 7

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Marketplace

20119

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S t rateg i c

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20121

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C o ns o l i dat i ons

20123

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20124

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20126

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20127

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20129

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0 9 : 3 0 PM

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20133

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CHEMISTRY OPEN LAB SCHEDULE

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