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PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY J-TERM and SPRING 2002 CALENDAR (Save for Mure reference)

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Friday, April 1

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Tuesday, February 12

Wednesday, February 13

Thursday , February 28

Friday, Apn15

Monday, April 8

Wednesday, April 24

ArstDay Addl Withdraw wI Last Day to Ale Pas8/Fail Instr. Sign

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Friday, May 10

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Terms covered by this Class Schedule. First day of classes for the applicable term. Tenth day of term. Last day to add a class without instructor permisSion. Last day to drop a class with a full refund. Instructor's signature required to adcllwithdraw a class beginning _his date. A $50.00 administrative fee applies for each transaction. uition is non-refundable and a W grade applies for withdrawn classes. Term mid-point. Last day to file PasslFail forms with the Student Services Center. Last day to withdraw from a class. A $50.00 administrative fee applies for each transaction. Tuition is non-refundable and a W grade applies. Final day of class for the applicable term (including finals). Fifth working day after end of term. All final grades are to be filed with the Registrar's Office by noon. Grades entered by faculty via Banner Web are available within 24 hours of entry. Grades submitted to the Registrar's Office are available on Banner Web within three working days of receipt. HOLIDAYS AND OTHER SIGNIFICANT DATES

Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Observed

Monday, January 21

Presidents Day Holiday Observed

Monday, February 18

Last day for Bachelor's and Master's candidates to tum in applications and for Bachelor's candidates to tum in Academic Program Contracts for August 2002 graduation

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Incomplete grade changes due from faculty for Fall 2001 and J-Term 2002-

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GRADUATIO

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UNDERGRADUATES PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING DEADLINES: For Graduation in: •

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November 1, 200 1

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Contact your adviser regarding your major, minor and core requirements. Please make sure that your Academic Program Contract (APC) is legible and signed in the graduation clearance box by the chair of the department. Your evaluation does not begin until your signed APC is received by the Registrar's Office. GRADUATE STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING OEADUNES:

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Graduation Applications are due in the Registrar's Office by Final Theses or Resear'Ch Papers are due by Graduation Applications are due in the Registrar's Office by Final Theses or Research Papers are due by Graduation Applications are due in the Registrar's Office by Rnal Theses or Research Papers are due by Graduation Applications are due in the Registrar's Office by Final Theses or Research papers are due by Graduation Applications are due In the Registrar's Office by Final Theses or Research Papers are due by

November 1, 2001 May1, 200 2 March 1, 200 2 August 1, 200 2 May 1, 200 2 December 1, 200 2 May 1, 200 2 December 1, 200 2 November1. 200 2 May1, 200 3

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

Online Information This publication and other related publications are available by accessing the PlU homepage at www.plu.edu and selecting Online Services. From Online Services. select Banner Web. Then click on Class Schedule and select the appropriate document. Tentative class offerings for future terms are also available at the Class Schedule web site and may be of assistance when planning your current term schedule. This publication will be refreshed online on a regular basis to inform students of changes and cancellation of courses. An interactive schedule that shows open. waitlisted, and closed classes is available through individual Banner Web accounts. Banner Web Hours:

Sunday - Thursday Friday Saturday

4:00 a.m. - 11 :00 p.m. 4:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 6:30 a.m. -11 0 : 0 p.m.

If you are experiencing problems accessing Banner Web or your password has expired. please contact Jean Summers at summerjm@plu. edu. Please make sure you provide your full name, PlU 10 number and your birthdate.

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GE NERAL REGISTRATION I N FORMATION Pacific Lutheran University is committed t o providing equal opportunity in education for all students without regard t o a person's race, color, national origin, creed, religion, age, gender, marital status, sexual orientation, mental or physical disability, or any other status protected by law. The university community will not tolerate any discrimination, harassment, or abuse of or toward any member of the university community.

New Student Registration and Advising A $ 200 .00 advance payment is required to confirm an offer of admission. This advance payment is required before class registration. The payment is refundable until May 15 for fall, December 1 5 for January (J) term, and January 1 5 for spring. Requests for a refund must be made in writing to the Admissions Office. •

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New freshman registration is by appointment and may not be done via Banner Web. Your adViser has the necessary alternate PIN to complete your registration. Information will be sent. New transfer students may begin to register via Banner Web on Monday, November 26, 200 1 . Information will be sent. New graduate stUdents may begin to register on Wednesday, November 7, 200 1 at the Student Services Center. Registration may not be done via Banner Web. Information will be sent.

Registration for Continuing Students - J-Term and Spring 2002 •

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All continuing students may register for J-Term and Spring semester during their appointment times unless there is a hold on your account. Please see page 10 for instructions on clearing holds prior to registration Appointment time letters will be sent to all continuing students. Registration for J-Term and Spring semester is by appointment from Wednesday, November 7 through Tuesday, November 20 , 200 1 . Fall 2001 credits do not count toward completed cumulative credits when appointment times are set. New transfer and new non-matriculated students may begin registering Monday, November 26, 200 1 .

Consequences of Not Attending First Two Class Meetings Students who are unable to attend the first class meetings are expected to notify the instructor prior to the first class meeting. Students who miss the first !.'No class meetings without prior arrangement risk being dropped from the class by the instructor; however, students still need to take responsibility for dropping courses they do not plan on attending.

Independent Study, Research, Thesis Registration Registration for special study is subject to the same schedule as registration in other courses but cannot be done via Banner Web. Most departments offer special study options, such as: • Thesis • Independent Study • Research • Graduate Readings • Special Projects Students are advised to read the catalog and contact each department for details. To register for special study a completed independent study card must be brought to the Registrar's Office on or after the students scheduled registration appointment time. Cards are available at the Student Services Center and on the display rack in the hallway near the center. A $50.00 administrative fee Is charged for each transact10n submitted after the last day to add/drop.

Study Abroad Programs For information regarding opportunities to study abroad, contact the Center for International Programs Office (Eastvold, Room 21 5). Contact the following people for answers to any questions you may have about these programs: J-Term or Summer Opportunities: Semester or Year-long Opportunities:

Charry Benston Jan Moore

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RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Upon registration, the student and his or her parents or legal guardian agree to accept the responsibiUty and legal obligation to pay all tuition costs, room and meal fees, and other special fees incurred or to be incurred for the student'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 all university bills shall

release the university of any obligation to continue to provIde the applicable educational benefits and serVices, including, but not limned to, statements of honorable dismissal, grade reports, transcripts of records, diplomas, or preregistrations. The student shall also be denied admittance to classes and the use of university facilities in the event of a default.

2001· 2002 TUITION RATES AND FEES For the complete list of 2001-2002 tuition rates and fees see the Undergraduate and Graduate C atalog 2001 -2002 , page 1 6,

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I UNDERGRADUATE RATES Up to 5 credit hours J-Term (No additional cost to fulltime fall or full-time spring students) 1--7-1 or more credit hours J-term (Not attending full-time fall or full-time spring) .. 12-17 credit hour:s--' Spring 2002 I ,-More than 1 7 credit hours Spring 2002

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PAYMENT INFORMATION Contact the stUdent Services Center for payment options. All students are required to complete and return a standard payment agreement and choose a payment option for the 2001-2002 academic year. If a student fails to do so, a HOLD will be placed on the student's account and records. The HOLD means that basic university privileges are denied, including the right to register or receive transcripts. Actual payments should be made at the Business Office cashier's window.

VETERANS ADMINI TRATION (V.A.) BENEFITS Information concerning veteran benefits is available at the Student Services Center, You will be certified for classes only following submission of a written request (purple certification form) to the VA Student Services Cou nselor. If you expect to receive any type of veteran benefits, you must file a VA C ertification Request, which Is available in the Student Services

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TUITION REFUND POLICY FOR WITHDRAWAL FROM A COURSE

If you withdraw from a course after the last day of add/dr op , you waive your right to a tuition refund, If a student does not wish to continue a course after the add/drop period, the student must withdraw from the course, Student must obtain the instructor's signature on an add/drop form and submit it to the Student Services Center

administrative fee is charged for each transaction after the last day to add/drop. Page 6

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REFUND POLICY FOR COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL (OFFICIAL WITHDRAWAL FROM ALL CLASSES)

Spring 2002 Tuition: Before February 6, 2002 February 6, 2002 - April 1 4, 2002 On or After April 1 5, 2002

100% tuition refund Tuition refunds prorated on a daily basis No tuition refunds

Housing and Meal Plans: Housing refund (refer to contract) Meal plan refund (refer to contract)

Refunds prorated on daily basis Refunds prorated on a weekly basis

Notice of withdrawal must be made in writing and submitted by the published deadline (see page 3) to the PLU Student Services Center. Oral requests are not valid. Charges will remain on the student's account until written notice is received.

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The Student Services Center provides enrollment services for classes, financial aid services, payment options, and veteran 's assistance. The center features an Express Window to facilitate quick service for students requesting copies of schedules, unofficial/official transcripts, changes of address, and for students submitting paperwork for the Financial Aid or Registra('s Office. Walk路in services and appointments are available for Financial Aid or the Student Services Center. Notice: A photo 10 i s required for all transactions at the Student Services Center.

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Chapel is held at Trinity Lutheran Church from 5:15 p.m. - 5:45 p.m. each Wednesday during J-Term, and from 10 :30 a.m. -10:55 a.m. each Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the spring semester (excluding observed holidays and spring break). A complete schedule of speakers and special events is printed monthly and available in the Campus Ministry office or at chapel services. Page 7

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NOTE; When planning your class schedule, please allow time for your meals. All locations accept meal cards, PLU Points (Pts) or cash unless otherwise noled. UC Coffee Shop

Columbia Center - Bistro

Breakfast - Pts or cash (Mon-Fri) Pizza (T e-Sat) Grab 'n Go Lunch (Mon-Fri)

Breakfast - Pts or cash (Mon-Fri) 7:00 a.m. Grill Lunch - Pts or cash (Mon-Fri) 11 :00 a.m. Deli LunCh - Pis or cash (Mon- Fri) 1 0:00 a.m. Espresso - Pts or cash (Mon-Thurs) 7:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. (Friday) Breakfast - meal card (Mon-Fri) 7:00 a.m. Dinner - meal card (Sun-Thurs) 4:30 p.m.

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PLU Bookstore http://luteworld.plu.edu

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Luteworld, PLU's official on-line store is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to serve all your purchasing needs. Available via the internet at http://luteworld.plu.edu.

J-Term Bookstore Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

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If you have specific textbook needs at other times, please phone 253.535.7666 or 253. 535.7665 during regular bookstore hours and arrangements will be made to serve your needs. Apple and personal computers are available at reduced educational prices through the bookstore. We also carry cell phones from most of the major companies.

Book Refunds: Book refunds will be given through the last day to add/drop for each term. You must present the receipt for a refund. No refunds will be given after the last day to add/drop. Book refund location is in Chris Knutzen hallway (hours posted). Do not bring return books into the bookstore.

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 gift wrap. Shipping is available at a nominal charge. Phone: 253.535.8397.

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FERPA (FAMILY E DUCATIO NAL RIGHTS A N D PRIVACY ACT) STATEMENT I n accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act o f 1974, popularly known a s the Buckley Amendment and carrying the acronym FERPA, Pacific lutheran University has adopted a policy to protect the privacy of education records. This act also establishes the rights of 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 may review FERPA policy on the web at www.plu.edu/prinUhandbooklpolicy.html.

ACC REDITATION Pacific lutheran Uhiversity i s fully accredited b y the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges a s a four-year institution of higher education. In addition the following programs hold specialized accreditation and approvals: Business - AACSB - The International Assooiation for Management Education Chemistry - American Chemical Society Computer Science (B.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 - National Association of Schools of Music Nursing - National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission 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 pertainmg to the university's various accreditations and approvals.

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REGISTERING BY BANNER WEB Course registration for January term and for spring semester is as easy as accessing PLU's homepage at www .plu .edu for web registration.

Banner Web is available from 4 : 00 a.m. to 1 1:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 4:00 a . m. to 6:00 p.m. on Friday, and 6:30 a.m. to 1 1 :00 p. m . on Saturday. You may add (register for) or d rop classes using Banner Web from the date and time of your Initial appointment through the last day to add/drop (refer to the calendar on page 3 for add/drop dates). To access Banner Web, using the most current version of your Web browser, find the PLU homepage at www .plu.edu and select Online Services. From Online Services, select Banner Web. Then click on Login. Web registration requires you to enter your student ID number and you r P I N (personal identification number). Your in itial PIN is your birth date. Example: The PIN for a person born June 1 6, 1 978 Is 061 678. You may change your P I N at any

ttme Via Banner web. We strongly encourage you to change your PIN right away in order to prevent others from

gaining unauthorized access to your registration.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN New Students Students who have never attended PLU and have not been formally admitted to the u niversity are not eligible to register via Banner Web. New freshman students should go to the Admissio ns Office for assistance. Other new students should go to the Student Services Center for assistance. New transfer students may begin to register via the web on Wednesday, Monday, November 26, 2001.

Registration Holds Check to see if you have any holds prior to registration. Log in to Banner Web and click on Student Services and Financial Aid , then click on Student Records, and View Holds. To clear a hold contact the following offices: •

Financial and Payment Option holds - Financial Aid

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Medical Holds - Return your medical history form with proof of required immunization to the Health Center

Appointment Times Each continuing undergraduate student will be assigned an appointment time according to total hours completed . Notification will be sent via mail to your campus or local address. If you do not live on campus, be sure that we have a

current local address in our database. Verify your information by logging onto Banner Web then clicking Personal

Information, and View Address(es) and Phone(s) or check with the Student Services Center to verify your address. If you

do not receive a notification in the mail by the first day of registration, call the Registrar's Office at 253.535.7131 or the

Student Services Center at 253.535. 7161 to confirm your appOintment time. Web reg istration is not available to graduate students. Graduate students should contact the Student Services Center or their graduate adviser for assistance.

Walt.isting cannot be done via Banner Web Waitlisting courses must be done in person at the Student Services Center and is limited to two courses per semester. Wa itlist forms are available on page 74 or in the Student Services Center. The waitlist form must be completed and submitted to a Student Services employee for processing. Waitlisting guarantees that the instructor will be informed that a student is interested and where the student is on the list. The Registrar's Office will move students (in waitlist order) from the waitlist into closed classes as seats become available until one week before the term begi ns, then the instructor determines who will be admitted to closed classes. Students still on the waitlist when the term begins must attend the first class and get the instructor's signature on a green add/drop form to grant them a place in the class. Faculty reserve the right to deny admission after the first week when initial sessions are irreplaceable. This form must be submitted to the Student Services Center before the deadline to add/drop courses . Students who are below third or fourth place on the list are strongly advised to register for a substitute course, as it is unlikely they will get into the waitlisted class.

Note: Do not try to move you rself from the waitlist into a class, even though the system indicates there is an open ing. This cannot be done on Banner web and will only cause you to lose your place on the waitlist.

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BA NNER WEe REGISTRATI ON Find Banne r Web. Using the most current version of your Web browser, find Banner Web by accessing the PLU . homepage at www .plu.edu and selecting Online Services . From the Online Services, select Banner Web. Then click on Login. Log In. Log in by using your PLU 10 n u mber as your user

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click on the log-in button, the system will ask you to verify your PIN one more time for security purposes.

PLU WWW Information Status. Select Student Services and Financial Aid. U nder Student Services and Financial Aid , select Registration. The Registration Men u gives you several options. Select Term. Make sure that the term in the text box reads the appropriate term for which you are registering. Then click on the Submit Term button . Check Your RegistraUon Status.

Scroll down and select Check Your Registration Status. If you have registration

holds, you need to stop and contact the Student Services Center to clear the hold before registering (see page 1 0 for . details). If you do not have any holds, you may continue by clickmg Menu. Registration Menu. Add Classes.

Select Register/Add/Drop Classes.

Scroll down to the Add Class section. Ih this section you will enter a CRN (course reference number) for

each class you would like to take. Rememoer that if you r class requires co·registration for another class (such as a lab), you must enter a CRN for that class as well. When finished, select the Submit Changes button to continue. When your request is finished processing, you will be returned to the Register/Add/Drop page. Cu rrent Schedule. In this next screen , you will have to scroll down to see your current class schedule. Make sure that you look at the status box to see if you are currently registered. If you have a conflict of some sort, the system will notify you under the section called Registration Errors. Contact Student Services Center or the Registrar's Office with questions. Student Detail Schedule. Once you have finished selecting your courses for the term, scroll down to the bottom of the screen and select the Student Detail Schedule text. Your schedule will appear on the screen . If you would like a copy, select the Print button on the top of the screen. Make sure that when you have fin ished registering, you LOG OUT and close your application. This Is important so that no one else can make any changes to your sched ule. It is recommended that you return to this screen Just prior to the start of each term to confirm any schedule changes (such as room n umber or instructor) that may have occurred after your registration was completed .

SPECIAL REGISTRATIONS The following registrations must be done in person at the Student Services Center unless Indicated otherwise : •

Auditing a Course. To register to audit a course (no credit) get an instructor's Signature on a green add/drop form. The cost for auditing a course is the same as the cost for taking the cou rse for credit.

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Cou rses requiring approval. To register for a course requiring approval get the authonzed signature on a green add/drop form.

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UNIVERSITY-WIDE COURSE ATTRIBUTES A 0 THEIR CODES The course attributes and their associated codes are l isted below. The attribute code appears at the end of course titles . . The codes assist students in finding courses that will satisfy specific university-wide req uirements. A

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COURSES THAT MEET THE UNIVERSITY-WIDE REQU IREM ENTS The courses listed below are atl the courses currently approved to meet a specific requirement and are not necessarily being taught during J-Term or Spring 2002. Courses taught in J-Term 2002 are marked with (J). while courses taught in Spring 2002 are marked with (S). Courses taught in J-Term and Spring are marked with (B) for both.

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ANTH 491 (J) COMA 334 (S) EDUC 205 (J) ENGL 2 1 7 (J) ENGL 232 (8) ENGL 341 ENGL 374 (S) HEED 262 (J)

HEED 365 (J) HIST 305 HIST 357 (S) HIST 359 HIST 360 HIST 460 (S) INTC 231 INTC 232 (S)

INTC 247 NURS 365 (8) NURS 396 PH ED 310 PHED 3 1 5 PHED 362 (J) PHIL 220 PSYC 405

PSYC 474 (S) RELl 257 RELl 351 RELl 354 RELl 357 RELl 368 (S) SIGN 1 01 SIGN 1 02 (S)

SOC I 101 (S) SOCI 240 (J) SOCI 362 SOCI 440 SOCW 201 (J) SOCW 491 (J) SPAN 341 SPED 1 95 (J)

WMST 1 01 WMST 330 (S) WMST 340 (J)

ARTD 491 ARTD 492 MUSI 1 0 1 (B) MUSI 1 02 MUSI 1 03 (J) MUSI 1 Q4 MUSI 1 05 MUSI 106 MUSI 1 1 1 MUSI 1 1 3 MUSI 1 1 5 MUSI 1 16 (S) MUSI 1 20 (8)

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MUSI 224 (S) MUSI 225 MUSI 226 (S) MUSI 234 (S) MUSI 327 (S) MUSI 333 MUSI 334 (S) MUSI 336 MUSI 337 MUSI 338 MUSI 340 (S) MUSI 345 MUSI 346 (S)

MUSI 349 MUSI 351 (S) MUSI 352 MUSI 353 MUSI 354 MUSI 358 MUSI 360 (S) MUSI 361 (S) MUSI 362 (S) MUSI 363 (S) MUSI 365 (S) MUSI 366 (J) MUSI 368 (8)

Art, MusIc, or Theatre

ARTD 1 16 (S) ARTD 160 (S) ARTD 180 ARTD 1 8 1 (S) ARm 1 96 (S) ARTD 226 (S) ARTD 230 (S) ARTD 250 (S) ARm 260 ARTD 296 ARTD 326 ARTD 330 (S) ARTD 331 (J)

ARTD 350 (S) ARTD 360 (S) ARTD 365 (8) ARTD 370 (S) ARTD 380 ARTD 388 ARTD 390 (J) ARTD 396 (S) ARTO 398 (S) ARTD 426 (8) ARm 430 (S) ARTD 465 (8) ARTD 470 (8)

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MUSI 370 (S) MUSI 371 (S) MUSI 375 (S) MUSI 376 MUSI 378 (S) MUSI 380 (S) MUSI 381 (S) MUSI 383 (S) MUSI 390' (J)

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MUSI 408 (S) MUSI 409 (S) MUSI 4 1 0 (S) M USI 4 1 (S) MU51 4 1 2 (5) MU51 41 3 (5) MU51 414 (S) MUS! 415 (S) MUSI 4 1 6 (5)

MUSI 4 1 7 (S) MUSI 4 1 8 (S) MUSI 4 1 9 (S) MUSI 421 (S) MUSI 427 (S) MUSI 430 M USI 43 1 (S) MUSI 445 MUSI 446 (S)

MUSI 451 MUSI 452 MUSI 453 TH EA 1 51 THEA 160 (J) THEA 1 62 THEA 1 63 (S) THEA 241 THEA 250 (8)

THEA 351 THEA 352 TH EA 356 THEA 357 THEA 358 THEA 359 THEA 363 THEA 364 THEA 452 (S)

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ANTH 375 ANTH 380 ANTH 385 ANTH 392 CHIN 22 1 CHIN 371 (S) ECON 341 ENGL 2 1 6 ENGL 233

ENGL 343 FREN 221 FREN 231 HI ST 1 09 HIST 205 HIST 2 1 0 HIST 2 1 5 HlsT 220 HIST 231 (J)

INTC 246 (8) LANG 272 MUSI 1 05 MU51 1 06 MUSI 1 20 (8) NURS 395 NURS 397 NURS 478 (S) POLS 210

POLS 381 (S) REU 131 RELl 1 32 (S) RELl 232 RELl 233 RELl 234 REU 235 RELl 237 REU 247

RELl 344 RELl 347 RELl 392 SOC I 310 (J) SPAN 231 (J) SPAN 331 (J)

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INTC 245 I NTC 246 (8)

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HIST 335 HIST 336 HIST 337 (8) HI5T 33B H I ST 339 HIST 340 HIST 344 HIST 496 (S) INTC 245

Critical Conversation

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ANTH 1 92 (J) ARTO 426 (J) CRIT 1 1 7 (J)

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InternatIonal Core: 3DO路Level Course

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CSCE 1 1 5 (J) CSCE 1 20 (J) ENGL 21 3 (J)

ENGL 21 5 (J) ENGL 21 7 (J) ENGL 232 (J)

HEED 262 (J) H IST 1 07 (J) HIST 231 (J)

MATH 1 07 (J) MUSI 1 01 (J) PHIL 1 01 (J)

PHIL 1 25 (J) PHIL 228 (J) REU 1 33 (J)

RELl 223 (J) SOCW 201 (J) WRIT 1 0 1 (J)

ENGL 216 ENGL 2 1 7 (J) ENGL 2 1 8 ENGL 230 ENGL 231 ENGL 232 (8)

ENGL 233 ENGL 234 (S) ENGL 24 1 (S) ENGL 251 (S) ENGL 301 (8) ENGL 333 (S)

ENGL 334 ENGL 335 (S) ENGL 341 ENGL 343 ENGL 35 1 ENGL 352

ENGL 353 ENGL 361 ENGL 362 ENGL 367 (S) ENGL 371 ENGL 372 (S)

ENGL 373 ENGL 374 (S) ENGL 451 ENGL 452 (8) FREN 221 FREN 421 (S)

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MATH 1 23 (S) MATH 1 28 (S) MATH 1 40 (S) MATH 1 5 1 (8) MATH 1 52 (8) MATH 203 MATH 230 (S) MATH 241 MATH 245 (S) MATH 253 (8) MATH 3 1 7 MATH 321 (8) MATH 331 (S) MATH 340 (S) MATH 341 MATH 342 (S) MATH 348 MATH 351 MATH 356 (S) MATH 38 1 MATH 433 MATH 455 MATH 480 (S)

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ry or Political Science) H IST 322 HIST 323 H IST 324 HIST 325 (S) H IST 327 H IST 328 HIST 329 HIST 332 (J) HIST 334 HIST 335 HIST 336 H IST 337 (S) H IST 338 HIST 339 HIST 340 HIST 344 HIST 352 HIST 355 Page 1 6

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P5YC 453 (5) P5YC 454 P5YC 456 (5) P5YC 461 P5YC 462 (J) P5YC 464 P5YC 471 P5YC 472 P5YC 474 (5) P5YC 483 . (8)

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Welcome to January Term 2002! Pacific Lutheran U n iversity's January Term provides students and faculty with a u n ique opportunity to concentrate their attention intensely on one class at a time. Not only can that deepen one's u nderstanding of subject matter, but it makes it possible for each class to become a closer community of learn i n g . A l l students, not just freshmen, will find within t h i s schedu le courses o f interest to them. I n addition to a few u n usual courses peculiar to Jan uary (generally those involving an 'off-campus experience), you will find here a broad range of offerings within the regular curriculu m-interesting electives, upper-division courses in many specific majors, and courses satisfyi ng various u niversity-wide requirements. For your convenience attribute codes appear at the end of course titles. The attribute indicates which u n iversity-wide req uirement a particular course meets. I n some cases a cou rse may b e assigned mu ltiple attributes. Keep i n mind that o n e time only you may u s e a single course t o satisfy a maxim u m o f two u n iver足 sity-wide req u i rements, even though that course may be assigned three or more attributes.

The Freshman January Term Requirement Freshman students are req uired to fulfill the freshman J a nuary term req u i rement by enrolling in a J-Term course that fulfills one of their u niversity-wide require足 ments. These cou rses are marked in the sch ed ule with a J deSignator. Courses marked with a J and listed in the section set aside for freshman J-Term courses will meet this requ i rement. The pu rpose of the freshman January term req uirement is two-fold. F irst it is an integral part of the freshman experience at P L U . It provides another opportu足 nity, along with the Inq uiry Seminar: Writi ng (WRIT 1 0 1 ) and Critical Conversation (CRIT 1 1 7) courses, to enroll in classes designed specifically for freshman students. Second, it provides an opportunity to take another general un iversity requirement in a setti ng of more focused attention on the learning process as well as course content. The Jan uary term is a stimulating change from the regu lar semesters and most students find J-Term courses to be very worthwhile and enjoyable. All freshmen must complete the three req u i rements of the freshman experience during their first year at P L U .

Be advised - No single cou rse can b e used to satisfy more than two u n iversity-wide requ i rements. All J courses fulfill the freshman J-Term requ irement and may be used to satisfy one additional u niversity-wide req uirement. Read cou rse attributes carefully.

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J-Term Off-Campus Courses: For more information and applications on any of the following off-campus courses, contact Charry Benston, Center for I nternational Programs , Eastvold 2 1 5, 253.535.7628 or email benstocl@plu.edu. Application for these off-campus courses began in April, so many of these courses are already full. The Center for International Programs will register students for off-campus courses unless otherwise noted. Practicing Anthropology: Makah C ulture, Past and Present A , J, S1 (4 credits) FRESHMAN COURSE This class will study Makah culture in Neah Bay, The tribe has an active cultural research program. Archaeological, historical , and anthropological research have shed light on the Makah way of life over the last 3,000 years. Students will receive instruction in Makah cuHure by Makah, contribute to a project, and learn what l ife in Neah Bay is like. Part of the month-long class wil l be spent in Neah Bay on the Makah Reservation. Can only be used for two of the three university-wide requirements.

ANTH 1 92 JOF

Practicing Anthropology: Makah Culture, Past and Present A. S1 (4 credits) This class will study Makah culture in Neah Bay, The tribe has an active cultural research program. Archaeological, historical , and anthropological research have shed light on the Makah way of life over the last 3,000 years. Students will receive instruction in Makah culture by Makah, contribute to a project, and learn what life in Neah Bay is like. Part of the month-long class will be spent i n Neah Bay on the Makah Reservation. ANTH 491 OFF

1 9110 Century Art in Paris AR (4 credits) Spend three weeks in Paris studying art movements and painters of the 19d, century. Learn about the d ifferent styles of art and where they originated. Explore the cafe­ lined streets where great artists lived and worked. A knowledge of French is 'not required.

ARTD 390 OFF

Biology of the Andes, Amazon, Galapagos NS (4 credits) One might best describe this course by saying, "It's like walking through the pages of the National Geographic.n Features of this class include: tropical alpine paramo studies in Cotopaxi; ecological studies in Cuyabeno (in the upper Amazon) ; and snorkeling and terrestrial ecological observations in the Galapagos I slands. Studies will highlight historical and cultural aspects as well as biological attributes.

BIOL 333 OFF

An Italian Heritage of Business and Art AR (4 credits) Students will examine the development of business practices and international trade in late medieval and Renaissance Italy, how the wealth generated was used to fund the arts, and how these early business practices have been transformed in the 2 1 1\ century. Explore the churches, museums, and other sites, of Rome, Florence, Venice and other cities. BUSA 345 OFF

January in London. An Integrating Experience Combining Business and the Arts (4 credits) - Crosslisted as COMA 492 OFF Whah it like to do business in the United Kingdom? How are the arts supported in Britain? How has British history and culture influenced the ways in which business is done and the arts created? Here's a chance to get a first-hand view of business and the arts from the British perspective . Students will have the opportunity to visit British companies, financial markets and banks, and entrepreneurial activities, as well as British theatre, music, and museums. BUSA 485 OFF

Ancient Greece and Italy: The Spectacle of Speech and Theatre (4 credits) Explore the story of Athenian democracy, the rise of Rome, and the empire of Britain through the study of their dominant speech and theat.rical events. Students will travel from Athens, to Rome, and then to London where they will study the significant trends and events in the development of rhetoric and poetic. COMA 391 OFF

COMA 392 OFF January in London, An Integrating Experience Combining Business and the Arts (4 credits) - Crosslisted as BUSA 489 OFF

What's it like to do bUsiness i n the United Kingdom? How are the arts supported in Britain? How has British history and culture influenced the ways In which business is done and the arts created? Here's a chance to get a first-hand view of business and the arts from the British perspective. Students will have the opportunity to visit B ritish companies, financial markets and banks, and entrepreneurial activities, as well as British theatre, music, and museums.

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J-Tenn Off-Campus Courses (Continued) Investigating Economic and Environmental Change in Italy (4 credits) - Prerequisite: Sophomore Standing . This class wili leam about the technological and social adjustments Italians have made through the years and how modern Italy is working to solve important economic and environmental issue,s. Sites to be explored include Rome, an ancient Roman seaport, Pompeii , and various areas of the Maremma section of Tuscany. This course contains a service learning component. ECON 338 OFF

ExplOring New Zealand through Children's and Adolescent Literature (2 credits each) Experience the culture and tradition of New Zealand as you read across a wide range of children's and adolescent literature. Meet authors, storytellers, illustrators and publishers as well as librarians, teachers, children and parents as you explore the rich l iterary heritage on which the literature is based. EOUC 428 OFF and EOUC 429 OFF

Travel Writing - Australia: Sydney, the Outback, the Reef, and Crystal Waters (4 credits) Spend a month of the Australian summer traveling through major cities, the outback, along the coast and looking into conceptions of future living possibilities. Travel essays will be developed along the way. while incorporating readings applicable to each locale. The wildlife and scenery will be varied and inspiring as you journey through this vast country. ENGL 224 OFF

Crystal Waters: Ecology, Commun ity and Culture in Australia NS (4 credits) Crystal Waters is a community consciously designed and maintained to optimize and balance the ecosystem of the natural environment with the people lilling in it. It is internationally recognized for its educational center tor permaculture design which you will study while experiencing the community itself, assist in work projects as a service component, and focus attentlon on what it takes to be a cooperating member of a fully integrated intentional community. ENVT 425 OFF

GERM 231 OFF or G E R M 331 OFF

Language, Art and Culture in the New Germany (4 credits) German language and modern German Gulture will be the focus of this full immersion J-Term program. Students will combine intensive German language instruction with close study of the historical intertwinement of public art and politics and the rapidly evolving commercial landscape in reunified Germany. Cases in Third World Development: Community Development in Cuba C, 12 (4 credits) PartiCipate in this course and experience the daily life of ordinary people in Cuba . Learn the history of why Cuba initiated a socialist experiment and study the perilous consequences of this choice. Meet with community, political, and religious leaders and draw you r own conclusions. INTC 246 OFF

Music and Cu lture AR, C (4 credits) This course in Trinidad is a portion of a semester abroad program. For information regarding this opportunity please contact Jan Moore, Center for International Programs , at 253.535.7629 or by e-mail at moorejg@pl u .edu. M USt 1 20 OFF

Explore the Natural History of Hawaii NS (4 credits) The Hawaiian Islands are an active museum of geology and tropical island plant and animal tife. The islands, the most isolated in the world , have native plants and animal.s - 95% of which occur nowhere else. Students are expected to participate actively in daily lectures and fieldwork involving the geologic formation of Hawaii and its subsequent population by plants and animals, stressing the Impact of human intervention . NSCI 2 1 0 OFF

PHEO 3 1 9 OFF Tramping the Tracks of New Zealand PE (4 credits) Spend J-Term learning about the history and culture of New Zealand

while backpacking and hiking in some of the most dramatic scenery in the world . Explore museums that reflect the history and culture of the other land "down under" and hike up ancient volcano craters, to glacial mountain lakes, and along sandy ocean beaches . Ancient Church H istory R2 (4 credits) The emergence of the Christian movement will be explored through the unique sites and history of Rome. Students will examine the Roman Imperial social context, Jewish communities as a conduit for Christianity, the establishment of house churches and Christian community centers , and the expansion of Christian ity under imperial legalization. RELI 221 OFF

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J-Term Off-Campus Courses (Continued) TS: The Bible in London: Museu m, Gallery and Stage R1 (4 credits) Using the historical method, we will take advantage of the remarkable number of items from various sources throwing light upon Biblical events and times that are pre足 served in the British Museum. We will see how New Testament theology is reflected in history and textual studies, art, and the stage. Biblical texts'will be explored through worship in Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's Cathedral . Tours to Stonehenge, Oxford, Canterbury, and the Tower of London will be combined with ballet, opera and other productions on the London stage. RELI 331 OFF

Holden Village: Environmental Ethics R2 (4 credtts) Christian perspectives on the environment will be the special focus of this course. Causes of the environmental crisis, attitudes toward nature and resource use , the role of Christian thought and the Church in the crisis, preservation of wilderness, personal responsibility, and population/food issues will be grist for class deliberations in this winter playground. RELI 365 OFF

Sociology in Jamaica C,S2 (4 credits) This sociology course provides students with an Intense, but interesting, opportunity to experience an essentially African culture, with strong English and American influences. Studies of the Jamaican kinship system and the ways that race, ethnicity, gender and social class effect people's lives will be the focus. Current social problems will be examined as well. SOCI 3 1 0 OFF

J-Term on the Hili A, J, S2 (4 credits) FRESHMAN COURSE J-Term on the Hill provides students with an intense experience of community work in Tacoma's Hilltop District andlor Tacoma's Eastside. Students leam first-hand about urban poverty and how it manifests itself through participation in commu nity projects, volunteer work at social service agencies, and conversations with people who live andlor work in the community. Can only be used for two of the three university-wide requirements. SOCW 201 JOF

J-Term on the Hill A, S2 (4 credits) J-Term on the Hill provides stUdents with an intense experience of community work in Tacoma's Hilltop District andlor Tacoma's Eastside. Students learn first-hand about urban poverty and how it manifests itself through participation in community projects, volunteer work at social service agencies, and conversations with people who live andlor work in the community. SOCW 491 OFF

Intensive Spanish and Development Issues in Costa Rica C (4 credits) This Spanish language - Costa Rican culture immersion experience links language study and learning about a society. The program's primary objective is improving Spanish language knowledge and skills. The second objective seeks to identify the root causes and consequences of underdevelopment and to examine the effects of current development strategies on women, the poor, the culture, and the environmenl SPAN 231 OFF or SPAN 331 OFF

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Proposed Summer 2002 Off-Campus Courses: For more i n forma ti o n and applications on any of the following off-campus courses, contact Charry Benslo n Center for I nternational Prog ram s E as1vold 2 1 5, 253. 535.7628 or amall benstocl@plu.edu. The Center for I n te rn ation al Programs will register students for off-campus courses unless otherwise noted. ,

ANTH 465 OFF Archaeology. Field Experience S1 Off-campus course meets Workshop Week. The

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COMA 391 OFF Communication Abroad : Studies in Culture Course begins 4/1 /02 on campus and concludes with dass in Great Britain the first two weeks Summer Session I . A program fee will be assessed to cover t h e cost of the trip to Great Britain . Contact P rofes.sor Edward Inch for more i nform ation 253. 535.8873. ,

SABR 1 00 OF1 Study Abroad: Granada, Spa i n Summer Session I . Credits awarded for SPAN 201 , 202, 301 , or 401 de pe ndin g on student's level. May be taken as S PA N 32 1 - C ivi l i z ation and Culture. Program fee yet to be dete rmi ned Co ntact Professor James Predmore for more information, 253.535.7243. .

Study Abroad: Hedmark. Norway Meets d uri n g July. Credits awarded for Scandinavian Studies, Political SCi ence , or Eco no mics

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The Inquiry Seminar: Writing and Critical Conversation courses listed below are for students entering PLU i n the 2001 -2002 school year with fewer than twenty (20) transferable semester credit hours. Please remember that The Freshman Experience inclu des a freshman J-Terrn req uirement.

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THE AMERICAS PROGRAM H IST 337 SPAN 322

The History of Mexico C, S 1 Latin American Civilization and Cu lture

NOTE: See respective department listings for information concerning course CRN, section, instructor, time, meeting place, and credit hours. Refer to The Americas section of the general university catalog for the program requirements. Contact the chair of the Americas Minor Program, Dr. James Predmore, at 253.535. 7243 or email predm ojr@pl u.edu with questions .

ANTHROPOLOGY t For descriptions of new courses not listed in the catalog, please consult the Advising Newsletter or see department secretary, Xavier (1 s floor) , 253.535.7595, or Dr. Laura Klein , Department Chair, 253.535. 7298 or email kleinlf@plu .edu. CRN 5 0003

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CRN 50594

BUSA5 4 2

51381

BUSA5 4 5

50155

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52369

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spring break .

CHEMISTRY OPEN LAB SCHEDULE TIME (PM)

THU RSDAY

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

Staff

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Staff

Staff

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TUESDAY

2:00 - 3:00

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3:00 - 4:00

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4:00 - 5:00

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5:00 - 6:00

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1 :00 - 2:00

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FRIDAY

WEDN ESDAY

MONDAY

6:00 - 7:00

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7:00 - 8:00

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8:00 - 9:00

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Students are responsible for reserving the appropriate number of consecutive hours each week in their course schedules during the above open times.

1 cHEM 1 0 5

01

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l

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344

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342

RCTR- 2 2 4

C o - re g i s t e r

for

4 05

Lab

Fee :

$50 . 00

Lab

Fee :

$ 50 . 00 .

· DESIGNA TES LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES (Beginning 4:30 and later)

Page

$50 . 00.

CHEM

01 .

per

we e k

per

we e k

CH EMISTRY (Continued) CRN

COURSE

50077

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50078

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hours

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week

01 .

CHINESE STUDIES PROGRAM Courses which might count towards the major: ANTH 345 BUSA 355 CHIN 1 02 CHIN 202 CHIN 371 CHSP 287

Contemporary China C, S 1 Managing Global Operations (If the project i s China-focused Elementary Chinese Intermediate Chinese Chinese Literature in Translation C , LT Special Topics: Chinese Philosophy

&

approved b y program chair)

NOTE: See respective departments in the pri nted Spring 2002 Schedule of Classes for information concerning course CRN. section, instructor, time, meeting place, and credit hours. Refer to the Ch inese Studies section of the general university catalog for the program requirements. Contact the Chair of the Chinese Studies Program, Dr. Gregory Youtz, at 253.535.76 1 9 or email youtzgl@elu.edu with questions and for approval of seminar applicability.

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or

minor

COMMUNICATION & THEATRE NOTE: No course with a COMA MUSI prefix are accepted. 50084

COMA 1 2 3

50085

COMA 2 2 5

50083 5008 6

50087 50088

50089

COMA 1 2 3

prefix (e .g. COMA 1 23) will satisfy the Core I arts requirement. Only those courses with a T H EA.

01

I n t r o / Rh e t o r i c a l

01

C ommuni c a t i on

02

I n t r o / Rh e t o r i c a l

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COMMUNICATION & THEATRE (Continued) CRN

10

COURSE

COURSE T I TLE

CR

DAYS

S T I ME

ET IME

I NS T RUCTOR

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