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UMMER 2007 CALENDAR (Save for future reference)
Monday,
Tuesday,
Friday,
Wednesday,
Monday,
Friday,
Tuesday,
Saturday,
Monday,
June 4
June 5
June 8
June 6
June 11
June 15
June 26
June 30
July 9
Monday,
Tuesday,
Friday,
Thursday,
Monday,
Friday,
Tuesday,
Saturday,
Friday,
July 2
July 3
July 6
July 5
July 9
Ju ly 13
July 24
July 28
August 3
Monday,
Tuesday,
Friday,
Wednesday,
Monday,
Wednesday,
Tuesday,
Saturday,
Friday,
July 30
July, 31
August 3
August 1
August 6
August 8
August 14
August 18
August 24
Monday,
Friday, June
Monday,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Friday,
Monday,
Saturday,
Friday,
June 4
8
June 18
June 11
June 19
July 11
August 6
August 18
August 24
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Wednesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Thursday,
Thursday,
Thursday,
May 29
May 30
June 6
May 30
June 7
June 15
June 28
June 28
July 5
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Thursday,
Wednesday,
Tuesday,
Tuesday,
June 18
June 19
June 27
June 20
June 28
July 5
July 18
July 24
Jul
31
Thursday,
Friday,
Friday,
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
Thursday,
Thursday,
July 19
July 27
July 20
July 30
August 1
August 10
August 16
August 23
CALEN DA R LEGEND :
(A) Terms covered by this Class Schedule. (B)
First day of classes for the applicable term.
(C)
Last day to add a class without instructor permission. No fee charged.
(D) Last day to drop a class without instructor permission. No fee charged. This is also the last day to complete special registrations such as auditing and independent study (see page 11 for details). (E)
Instructor's signature required to add a class beginning this date. A$50.00 late registration change fee applies for each transaction after the last day to drop a class (see date in column D).
(F)
Instructor's signature required to withdraw from a class beginning this date. A$50.00 late registration change fee applies for each transaction. Tuition and fees are non-refundable and a W grade applies for withdrawn classes.
(G) Term mid-point. Last day to file Pass/Fail forms with the Student Services Center.
(H)
Last day to withdraw from a class. A$50.00 late registration change fee applies for each transaction. Tuition is non-refundable and a W grade applies.
(I)
Final day of class for the applicable term (including finals).
(J)
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 with in 24 hours of entry. Note: When viewing your grades on Banner Web the term will not appear as an
HOLIDAYS AND OTHER SIGNIFICANT DATES Advising Weeks for Summer 2007 Registration
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April 9 - April 27
Summer 2007 Registration (by appointment; see page 8)
Begins Monday, April 16
Last day for Bachelor's and Master's candidates to turn in applications for December 2007 and January 2008 degree dates
Monday, May 1
May Commencement - 2:30pm
Sunday, May 27
Memorial Day Holiday Observed (No classes; PLU offices are closed)
Monday, May 28
Strawberry Festival - 11 :30am - 1 :OOpm
Wednesday, June 20
Graduate Theses or Research Papers for August 2007 graduates due to Office of the Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies Independence Day Holiday Observed (No classes; PLU offices are closed) Raspberry Festival - 11:30am - 1 :OOpm Blueberry Festival - 11:30am
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Monday, July 2 Wednesday, July 4 Wednesday, July 18
1 :OOpm
Wednesda�August 15
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FALL 2007 CALE
Monday, September 17
Monday, September 10
Monday, September 17
Tuesday,
Tuesday,
September 11
September
Tuesday,
Tuesday, September 18
11
Friday,
Friday,
Monday,
October 26
November 2
October 29
Monday, November
5
Noon -
Monday,
Friday,
October 22
18
September
DAR
December 21
Friday,
Friday, November 16
1
Friday, November 30
Noon -
Thursday,
Friday,
September 28 October 12
Friday,
October 18
October 26 Noon -
Friday, December 7
Friday, December 21
CALENDAR LEGEND: (A)
(8)
Terms covered by this Class Schedule. First day of classes for the applicable term.
(C)
Last day to add a class without instructor permission. No fee charged.
(D)
Last day to drop a class without instructor permission. No fee charged. This is also the last day to complete special registrations such as auditing and independent study (see page 11 for details).
(E)
Instructor's signature required to add a class beginning this date. A
$50.00 late registration change fee applies for each transaction
after the last day to drop a class (see date in column D). (F)
Instructor's signature required to withdraw from a class beginning this date. A
$50.00 late registration change fee applies
for each
transaction. Tuition and fees are non-refundable and a W grade applies for withdrawn classes.
(G) Term mid-point end of 7th week of classes for full term. Last day to file Pass/Fail forms with the Student Services Center.
(H)
Last day to withdraw from a class. A
$50.00 late registration change fee applies for each
transaction. Tuition is non-refundable
and a W grade applies.
(I)
Final day of class for the applicable term (including finals).
(J)
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. Note: When viewing your grades on Banner Web the term will not appear as an
option until at least one grade has been posted for that term.
HOLIDAYS
OTHER SIGNIFICANT DATES April 9 - 27
Advising Weeks for Fall 2007 Registration
Begins Monday, April 16
Fall 2007 Registration (by appointment; see page 8) Last day for Bachelor's and Master's candidates to turn in applications for December 2007 and January 2008 degree date
Monday, May 1 October 12-14
Homecoming Weekend Incomplete grade changes due from faculty for Spring and Summer 2007
Friday, October 12
Mid-semester Break
Friday, October 19
Mid-term advisory grades due from faculty
Friday, October 26
Last day for Bachelor's and Master's candidates to turn in applications for May 2008 and August 2008 degree date
Monday, December 3 October 29 - November 16
Advising Weeks for J-Term and Spring 2008 Registration
Begins November 5
J-Term and Spring 2008 Registration (by appointment)
1 :35pm Wed., November 21
Thanksgiving Recess Begins
7:00am Monday, November 26
Thanksgiving Recess Ends Graduate Theses or Research Papers for December 2007 graduates due to Office of the Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies
Friday, November 30 December 8-14
Fall Finals Week
Saturday, December 15
December Commencement - 10:30 a.m.
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WELCOME TO SUMMER AND FALL 2007 Dear PLU students: The long-range plan of the university, PLU 20 I 0, identifies five institutional aspirations for the future. As you peruse this schedule of classes
to prepare for Summer and Fall registration, I invite you to think about your academic goals within the framework of these central PLU 20 I 0 themes:
I.
Strengthening Academic Excellence: "Ours is an academic experience that helps all individual students discover their own gifts and maximize their achievement."
2.
3.
Expanding Community Engagement: "PLU is dedicated to building a strong, collegial, and dynamic learning community." Enhancing Global Perspectives and Local Commitments: "The university will seek to internationalize its curriculum, encourage study abroad and diversify its community, even as it builds connections with its nearest neighbors."
4.
Nurturing a Sense of Life as Vocation: "The university strives to awaken the curiosity of each learner so that all ofhfe becomes a quest for knowledge and understanding."
5.
Seeking Fiscal Strength: "The university gives living expression to the claim that a university's most important assets are intellectual and not financial."
Successful completion of a curriculum involves more than choosing the right combination of classes; it means becoming immersed in an educational experience that empowers you for a life of learning and service. PLU 20 I 0 gives direction and vision to the entire university. Perhaps
PLU 20 I 0 can provide direction and vision for each of you as you plan for the next phase of your educational journey. Find the document on the web (www.plu.edul-plu2010/). Read it before you visit with your advisors. In addition to registering for classes for next year, you have
an opportunity to participate in building the PLU of the future. Sincerely,
Patricia O'Connell Killen Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies
PROPOSED J-TERM 2008 OFF-CAMPUS COURSES ANTARCTICA BRAZIL-
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"Journey to the End of the Earth"
Cosmopolitanism: Citzenship in a
Globalizing World:
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"Spanish Language in Costa Rica"
"Investigating Economic and Environmental
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" Comparative
Parks, and Zanzibar"
TOBAGO- "Service Learning in Tobago"
"Business of the Arts in London"
BIG ISLAND, HAWAII- " Natural History of Hawaii"
" England and the Second World War"
ENGLAND/GERMANY/GREECE
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"Learning While Tramping on the
SCOTLAND -"Social Psychology of Ghosts and Hauntings"
America" -
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TANZANIA- "Tanzania:Kilimanjaro, the Great Game
ECUADOR - "Comparative Ecology of Latin
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"Intensive Organ
Tracks of New Zealand"
"Peace
Journalism: A Foreign Perspective"
ENGLAND
-
Performance"
NEW ZEALAND
DUBAIlUNITED ARAB EMIRATES
ENGLAND
"French Language and Culture in
NETHERLANDS/GERMANY
Education"
LEAVENWORTH, WASHING TON- " Christian Theology:
" Ethics and the
Visions of Peace in Film and Art"
Good Life"
NEAH BAY, WASHINGTON-" Makah Culture Past and -
Present"
"The Lutheran Heritage"
GERMANY/AUSTRIA - "Language, Art
&
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK- " Urban Expressions:
Culture in
Photography in New York"
New Germany"
TACOMA, WASHING TON- " J-term on the Hill"
HONDURAS - "Service Learning in Mathematics" *
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Martinique"
DUBAIlUNITED ARAB E MIRATES
GERMANY
ITALY
"Banking and Art in Renaissance Italy"
MARTINIQUE
"Business Culture of China"
COSTA RICA
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Change"
BRITISH COLU MBIA- "Medicinal Chemistry" CHINA
ITALY
Full description flyers are available in the Wang Center for International Programs or on-line at www.plu.edulwangcenter. For more information contact the Wang Center, 253-535-7577.
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FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE Fall Final Exam Dates:
�otes on SUl1l111l'r and Fall
December 10-14
Final [xams
OilY<; ;)nd TU11!! Class Normilily Begin�
',Final Exam Day t
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SUMMER
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Summer final exams are held the last day of class.
MWF
8:00am
Monday
8:00am - 9:50am
MWF
9:15am
Tuesday
8:00am -
MWF
11:15am
MWF
12:30pm
Monday
1:00pm -
2:50pm
Instructors for classes which meet on Wednesday
MW(F)
1 :45pm
Tuesday
1:00pm -
2:50pm
semester will need to contact the Scheduling Coordinator
MW(F)
3:40pm
Wednesday
3:00pm -
4:50pm
TR
8:00am
Wednesday
8:00am -
9:50am
TR
9:55am
Thursday
Wednesday
FALL
9:50am
Late afternoon and evening classes hold final
10:00am -11:50am
examinations at the regularly scheduled meeting times during exam week. -only, Thursday-only, or Friday-only during the
at mitchelm@plu.edu to arrange for a classroom during
TR
11:50am
Monday
final exam week as Monday-only or Tuesday-on ly classes are normally assigned to the regular classroom during the final exam day and time indicated to the left of this page. Saturday-only classes normally schedule final exams on the Saturday prior to finals week.
10:00am - 11 :50am
Students in one-semester-hour courses may be
evaluated prior to the final exam week.
10:00am -11:50am
Final exams are scheduled using the beginning time of the class,
1 :45pm
TR
Thursday
1:00pm -
2:50pm
Friday of final exam week is available for make-up
examinations, for follow-up to examinations already TR
3:40pm
Tuesday
3:00pm -
given, or for student conferences.
4:50pm
GRADUATION APPLICATION DEADLINES A non-refundable graduation processing fee of $75,00 will be charged to your account at the time of application.
UNDERGRADUATE&GRADUATESTUDENTSPlEASENOTETHEFOLlOWlNGAPPUCATIONDEADUNES(flnalAcademic Program C ontract. APe, Is due at the time of application for undergraduate students): For Graduation in:
Graduation Applications due in Registrar's Office by:
•
December 2007 or January 2008
May 1,2007
•
May 2008 or August 2008
December 3,2007
GRA DUATE STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLoWING FINAL THESES OR RESEARCH PAPER D E A DUNES: Final Theses or Research Papers due to Office of the Provost and For Graduation in: • • • •
Dean of Graduate Studies by:
May 2008
May 1,2008
August 2008 December 2008 or January 2009 May 2009
August 1,2008 November 30, 2008 May 1,2009
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TUITION RATES AND FEES 2007-2008 I 'Ill I�C;H \111 \ II
It 1110' In II ....
sem�51;riT��� Oi�II�!iT!�' Summer
1 or more
c·0 :t_._� $445 per credit hour unless otherwise noted
Fall or Spring
1 - 11
No
$784 per credit hour
fall or Spring
12 - 17
Yes
$12,544 per semester
Fall or Spring
More than 17
Yes
J-Term
$12,544 per semester
$784 per credit hour for each
$784 per credit hour. If registered full time for Fall or
1 or more
Credit by exam
+
credit hour over 17
Spring, credits 1-5 are at no additional charge.
1
$200
2
$400
3
$600
4
$800
Summer - EDUC/EPSY /SPED
1 or more
$445 per credit hour
Summer - All other departments
1 or more
$731 per credit hour
Fall, J-Term, Spring
1 or more
$784 per credit hour
Disclaimer: Students enrolled in a PLU cohort program are charged the cohort price per credit hour for cohort program courses and the standard undergraduate or graduate price per credit hour for courses not included in the cohort program, Please contact the Student Service Center for Cohort program pricing information.
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TVITIO
WITHDRAWAL FROM A COURSE
Upon admission to or registration with the university, the student and/or his or her parent(s) or legal guardian agrees to accept responsibility
Withdrawing from a single course after the last day of add/drop waives your
and the legal obligation to pay all tuition costs, room and meal fees, and
right to a tuition and fee refund, If you do not wish to continue a course after
any other fees incurred or to be incurred for the student's education.
the add/drop period, you must withdraw from the course. You must obtain
In addition, the student and/or his or her parent(s) or legal guardian is
the instructor's signature on an AddlDroplWithdraw Form and submit it in
required to complete and submit a Payment Contract to the university
person to the Student Services Center. Students adding or withdrawing
each academic year. The university agrees to make available to the
from a course(s) after the last day of add/drop during a semester/term
student certain educational programs and the use of certain university
will be charged a late registration change fee of $50.00 per transaction.
facilities, as applicable and as described in the PLU Undergraduate
Students who are dropped for non-attendance by faculty are also charged
and Graduate Catalog. A failure to pay when due all university bills
$50.00 per add/drop.
shall release the university of any obligation to continue to provide applicable educational benefits and services, including, but not limited
REFUND POLICY FOR COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL (OFFICIAL WITHDRAWAL FROMALLCL E
to, the right for further registration, statements of honorable dismissal, grade reports, transcripts or diplomas. The student shall also be denied admittance to classes and the use of university facilities in the event of default.
PAYMENT I
REFUND POLICY FOR
Fall Tuition. 100% tuition refund before September 4, 2007
TION
Tuition refunds prorated on a daily basis: Sept. 4 - Nov. 6, 2007 No tuition refunds on or after November 6, 2007
Payment may be made in the form of cash; personal, business, or
Summer Tuition:
cashier's check; money order; wire; or debit or credit card (VISA or MasterCard). Credit card payments may be made by telephone 24
100% tuition refund before the first day of class. Prorated depending on
hours a day on the Business Office secured line at 253.535.8376. Mail
length of summer enrollment thereafter.
payments with billing statement remittance stubs to Pacific Lutheran University, Attn: Business Office Cashier, Tacoma, WA
Housing and Meal Plans:
98447, or
deliver payments to the PLU Business Office in Hauge Administration Building, room 110, Checks should be made payable to Pacific
Housing refund (refer to contract):
Refunds prorated on daily basis
Meal plan refund (refer to contract):
Refunds prorated on a weekly basis
Lutheran University. Please do not mail cash.
Notice of withdrawal must be made in writing and submitted to the PLU
HEALTH I
Student Services Center. Oral requests are not valid, Full charges for the term will remain on the student's account until written notice is received and processed.
All full time, undergraduate domestic students and all international student are required to have health insurance covorage. Eligible students who don't waive out by 10th day of class will automatically be enrolled in the PLU student health insurance plans. Complete information online at: plu.edu/health
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BEFORE YOU REGISTER TIMES Holds on your account prevent registration. Check to see if your account is
Students who have never attended PLU and have not been formally
on hold prior to your registration time. To view any holds on your account,
admitted to the university are not eligible to register via Banner Web.
log in to Banner Web and select Student Services & Financial Aid, then
New Students
select Student Records, and View Holds. To resolve the hold(s) on your
Advance Payment: A $200.00 advance payment is required
account, locate the hold(s) below and follow the listed instructions:
to confirm an offer of admission. This advance payment is reqljired before class registration. The payment is refundable
•
until May 1 for Fall, December 1 for J-Term, and January 1 for Spring. Requests for a refund must be made in writing to
•
•
•
the Admission Office.
•
New first-year students register by individual appointments
•
coordinated by Academic AdviSing and may not register via
•
•
Banner Web.
•
New transfer students register by individual appointments
•
coordinated by Academic Advising and may not register via
Contact Academic Advising
Collection Hold:
Contact the Business Office
Collection Paid Hold:
Contact the Business Office
Collection Write-Off Hold:
Contact the Business Office
Financial Hold:
Contact the Student Services Center
International Hold:
Contact International Student Services
Junior Review Hold:
Submit Junior Review paperwork to the Academic Advising Office
Banner Web.
•
Non-matrlculated students may begin registering Monday,
Medical Hold:
Return medical history form with proof of required immunization to
May 15. For assistance, please go to the Student Services Center.
the Health Center •
New graduate students may begin to register on Monday,
•
April 17 at the Student Services Center, and may not register via Banner Web.
•
ContinuingStudents
•
You may add or drop classes using Banner Web from the date
•
and time of your initial appointment through the last day to add/drop for each term unless there is a hold on your account.
•
•
Refer to the calendar on pages 2 and 3 for add/drop deadlines. For hold
•
information, refer to the Registration Holds section on this page.
•
Registration Priority: Each continuing matriculated student is
No Address Hold:
Contact the Student Services Center
Payment Option:
Contact the Student Services Center
Pre-Collection Hold:
Contact the Business Office
Promissory Note Holds:
Contact the Business Office
Residential Life Hold:
Contact Residential Life
T ranscript Hold:
Contact Registrar's Office
Student Life Hold:
Contact Student Life
Veteran's Hold:
Contact the Student Services Center
Write-Off Hold:
Contact the Business Office
PLACEME
aSSigned an appointment time according to total credit h o u r s , e a r n e d t h r o u g h J-T e r m 2 0 0 7 . N o t e : r e g i s t r a t i o n
Language Placement
times are based o n completed credits and d o not include courses in progress. •
Contact Admissions
Admission Hold: Academic Standing Hold:
To assure correct placement in language courses, all students with
View your registration appointment time via Banner Web:
previous study are required to take a placement test. The tests for most
After logging in, select Student Services & Financial Aid, then Registration, and Check Your Registration Status. You then
languages are o ffered in the Language Resource Center (LRC) at select times during the year and on a drop-in basis during regular LRC hours.
select the term for which you are registering (either Summer
Online Placement Exams are available for SPAN, GERM, FREN at
or Fall 2007). The next page informs you of your
www.plu.edu/-aadv
registration appointment time as well as whether or not any holds, academic standing, or student status issues that would prevent your registration.
Math Placement To insure correct placement of students in beginning math courses, eligibility is required for registration for MATH 105,107, 111, 112, 123,128,
Your advisor is a great resource for developing, refining, and confirming
140, and 151. Students establish eligibility for registration for a course by
your academic goals. Please consult with your advisor as necessary prior to your registration appointment time.
earning a qualifying score through the math placement system. Students who have completed the prerequisite course at PLU with a grade of C or
First-year (Freshmen) and Sophmore Students: To register you need
higher are eligible without taking the placement exam.
to obtain your Registration Access Code from your advisor, so please
Students who have not taken the placement exam may obtain the exam
see your advisor soon!
at the Math Department Office in the Morken Center for Learning and
Questions about your adVisor? Contact Academic Advising at 535.8786
Technology, roo m 252. The exam is also available on-line at http://banweb.
or aadv@plu.edu.
plu.edu/pls/pap/hxskmplc.P_Mathlntro. The exam and accompanying questionnaire take about 70 minutes. Allow one to two weeks for the
results to be available. New students preferring to take the exam by mail
C h eck your p r o g r ess t o w a r d your G U R com p l e t i o n o n - l in e . Undergraduates can use Banner Web t o check their progress toward
should contact the Math Placement Director at the earliest opportunity at 253.535.7403.
completing their PLU degrees. This is known as a CAPP report. 1. Log in to Banner Web using your 10 and PIN.
If you have taken the exam and would like to view your placement results
2.Select Student Services & Financial Aid.
on-line, go to Banner Web at http://banweb.plu.edu. After logging in, select Student Services & Financial Aid from the menu, then Student Records,
3.Select Student Records. 4.Select Degree Evaluation, then Submit Term.
and finally, View Math Placement Results. If you have questions about
5.Select View Previous Evaluations (at the bottom of the screen).
your placement, contact the Math Placement Director at 253.535.7403.
6.Select the report you wish to view (highest is most recent). 7. View General Requirements should already be selected, then
If a student is eligible for a particular math course (either by taking a
click on Select Desired View.
prerequisite course at PLU or through the math placement system) but experiences difficulties registering for that course, contact the Math
If your CAPP report appears to have an error, contact the Registrar's
Office. Please provide your full name, PLU 10 number, and the possible
Placement Director, Dr. Celine Domer, at 253.535.7403.
error.
Students who have not taken the mathematics placement test or have not otherwise satisfied eligibility for a math course will not be able to register for any beginning math course.
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BANNER WEB REGISTRATIO
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Find Banner Web. Using the most current version of your web browser, find Banner Web by accessing the PLU
home page at www.plu.edu and selecting Academics from the menu at the top of the page. Select Register for Classes (located under Classes, Class Schedules). Select Current Students from the left side of the screen, then click yellow Academics tab. Select Register from underneath the Registration heading. Select Enter Secure Area (Banner Web) 2. Login. Log in by using your PLU ID number as your user ID. Enter your PIN (personal identification number). Click ' the "Login" button.
Your initial PIN is your birth date in MMDDYY format. Example: The PIN for a person born June 16, 1985, is 061685. You may change your PIN at any time via Banner Web. You will be required to change your PIN the first time you access Banner Web in order to prevent others from gaining unauthorized access to your registration. First-year (Freshmen) and Sophomore Students: This is NOT where you enter your Registration Access Code. You will be asked for your Registration Access Code later in the process. 3. Select
Student Services & Financial Aid. Under Student Services & Financial Aid, select Registration. The
Registration Menu gives you several options.
4. Select Term. Make sure that the term in the text box reads the term for which you are registering. Then click on the "
Submit" button. This takes you back to the Registration menu.
5. Check Your Registration Status. Scroll down and select Registration Status. If you have registration holds, you need to stop and contact the appropriate office to clear the hold before registering (see page 8 for details). If you do not have any holds, you may continue by clicking Return to Menu.
6. Registration Menu. Select/Add/Drop Classes. First-year (Freshmen) and Sophomore Students: After you click on Register/Add/Drop Classes, another box will pop up asking you for your Registration Access Code. Your advisor has this number and will give it to you when you meet in April prior to registration. You won't be allowed to register without this number, so see your advisor soon! 7. Add Classes. Scroll down to the Add Class section. In this section you will enter a CRN (course reference number)
for each class you would like to take. When finished, select the "Submit Changes" button to continue. When your request is finished processing, you will be returned to the Add/Drop page. Should you run into errors during your registration, please reference page 10. If you are having difficulty finding an available course that suits you, please refer to Banner Interactive Schedule, an up-to-the minute version of the class schedule that does not require Banner Web log-in to view. For more information, please see page 7.
8. View Current 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. For your reference, a list of common registration errors is found on page 10. Contact the Student Services Center, 253.535.7161 or ssvc@plu.edu, or the Registrar's Office, 253.535.7131 or registrar@plu.edu, with questions.
9. View Student Detail Schedule. Once you have finished selecting your courses for the term, scroll down to the bottom of the screen and select Detail Schedule. Your schedule will appear on the screen. If you would like a copy, go to File and select Print. 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 number or instructor) that may occur after your registration is completed.
10. Complete your registration for Summer, then return to the main menu to select Fall Semester, and follow the instructions above for Fall registration as well.
11. LOG OUT by clicking Exit and close your browser when you have finished registering. This is important so that no one else can make any changes to your schedule. 8
WAITLISTING CLASSES 路**WAITLlSTING CANNOT BE DONE VIA BANNER WEB路路路 Waitiisting courses must be done in person at the Student Services Center and is limited to two courses per semester. Waitlist forms are available on page
77
or outside the Student Services Center. T he waitlist form must be completed and submitted in person to a Student
Services Center 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 two weeks before the term begins, 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 an AddlDroplWithdraw 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. T he Add! DroplWithdraw Fonn- must be taken 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 om try to move yourself from the waitlist into a class, even if the system indicates there is an opening. T his cannot be done on Banner Web and will only cause you to lose your place on the waitlist.
SPECIAL REG STRATIONS Special registrations must be completed by the add/drop deadline according to the published term schedule on page
$50.00
A
3.
late registration fee is charged for each transaction submitted after the add/drop deadline.
AUDITI G A COURSE
COURSE LOAD EXCEPTIONS
To audit a course (no credit), obtain an instructor's signature on an Add/DroplWithdraw Fonn-, and submit the form in person to the Student Services Center by the add deadline for the course you are registering for. The cost of auditing a course is equal to the cost of taking the course for credit.
You may use Banner Web to register for up to 17 credit hours in Fall Semester and up to a total of 15 credit hours in Summer. Registering
for more than 17 credit hours in one semester requires at least a grade point average or consent of the Registrar. Registering for more than 17 credit hours costs an additional $731 per credit. To register for more than 17 credit hours in FaliSemester, submit an AddlDropiW"lthdraw Fonn> to the Student Services Center by the add deadline for the term you are registering for. To register for more than 17 credit hours, if your grade point average is less than 3.00, submit
3.00
CREDIT BY EXAM Credit by Exam Fonns are located in the display rack across from the Student Services Center. Retum completed forms in person to the Student Services Center by the add deadline for the term you are registering for. For cost information , see page 6. Not included w/overload, or in block pricing.
an Add/DroplWithdraw Fonn- and a written request to the Registrar by the add deadline for the term you are registering for. To register for more than 15 credit hours in Summer, you must complete a Summer Overload Request Fonn, available in the Student Services Center,
INDEPENDENT STLJDY CARDS
by the add deadline for the term you are registering for. Requests will be evaluated by the Registrar.
Independent Study Cards are located in the display rack across from the Student Services Center. Return completed cards in person to the Student Services Center by the add deadline for the term you are registering for.
OFF-CAMPUS PROGRAMS For information regarding opportunities to study off-campus, contact the Wang Center for Intemational Programs at wang.center@plu. edu or visit their web site: www.plu.edulwangcenter.
COURSES REQUIRING mST APPROVAL To register for a course requiring approval, obtain the authorized signature on an Add/DroplW"lthdraw Fonn-, and submit the form in person to the Student Services Center by the add deadline for the term you are registering for.
*
AddlDroplWithdraw Forms are locat.ed in the display rack across from the Student Services
AFTER YOU REGISTER If a class is cancelled before you register, you will not be able to register for that class. If a cancellation occurs after you have registered, you will be dropped from the class and notified by the respective department via E-mail. You may add another class prior to the add deadlines published on page
3. CO
EQUENCES OF NOT AITENDING THE FIRST TWO CLAS
MEETfNGS
Students unable to attend the first class meetings are expected to notify the instructor prior to the first class. Students who miss the first two class meetings without prior arrangement risk being. dropped from the class by the instructor; however, you still need to take responsibility for dropping courses you do not plan on attending prior to the drop deadlines published on page will be charged a
3. StUdents who are dropped for non-attendance
$50.00 fee per drop. BUYING YOUR BOOKS
You can purchase your books on-line, or you can stop into the bookstore located in the University Center. To purchase your books or other supplies on-line, please visit http://luteworld.plu.edu/ .All books may not be available for purchase at the time of registration. For more information about the bookstore, call
253.535.7665 9
EDUCATION Prerequisites for entry into Undergraduate program (includes all EDUC,EPSY, and SPED courses except EDUC205 and SPED 195): PSYC1 01, WRlT (ENGL) 10 1 with a grade of C or better in both Passing score on Washington Basic Skills Test (WEST-B) Participation in School of Education Interview Application to School of Education due by first Friday in March for Fall Term Education courses are offered sequentially. Because assignments and instruction are integrated across courses,students must follow established course sequence. See School of Education advisors for copy of course sequence. Students are required to devote 6-8 hours/week (each semester) to field work in assigned schools prior to student teaching. Students seeking a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education take the following courses in the School of Education: EDUC391, EPSY 361, and SPED 320. Students seeking a Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education take the following courses in the School of Education: EDUC 390,EDUC 392,and SPED 320. Students in these programs must establish a program of study with advisors in their respective departments. Students must register for student teaching during the preceding semester. Applications are due by the first work day in March, for Fall student teaching and the first work day in October for Spring student teaching. The state requirement for FBI and Washington State Patrol fingerprint clearance must be completed prior to second semester. Anyone completing a certification program after Sep足 tember 1,2005, must pass the WEST-E (Praxis II) in any area for which an endorsement is sought. All students must have at least one endorsement. Passing the WEST-E is a prerequisite for student teaching. Additional fees required include: Initial certification fee- $35.00 Fingerprint fee- $59.00- plus clearance fee (approximately $12.00) Students must provide their own transportation between campus and assigned schools.
LANGUAGES & LITERATURES All language students use the Language Resource Center (LRC) for additional study and practice. To assure correct placement in Language courses, all students with previous study are required to take a placement test. The tests for most languages are offered in the LRC or online at www.plu.edul-Irc. Language placement test are available online in French, German,and Spanish. Students who have studied one of these languages previously and plan to continue their study are required to take the language placement test. You may access the placement test online at www.plu.edul-aadv and then click on Language Place足 ment. You will receive your results immediately upon completion of the test. If you are continuing in another language offered at PLU (Chinese,Greek, Latin,or Norwegian), please access
www.plu.edul-aadv
for contact information to assure correct placement or
to ask about the program. Students may meet the Cross-Cultural Perspectives part of the Diversity Requirement by
I) taking
a 20 I or higher level course in
any language, other than Sign Language, or 2) by completing the first year of a college-level foreign language other than that used to satisfy the foreign language entrance requirement (excluding Sign Language). All 300- and 400-level literature courses meet the Core I Literature requirement.
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MATHEMATICS To insure correct placement of students in beginning math courses, eligibility will be required for registration for MATH 105, 107, III, 1'12, 123, 128, 140, and 151. Students may establish eligibility for registration for a course by earning a qualifying score through the math placement system. Students who have completed the prerequisite course at PLU with a grade of C or higher are eligible without taking the placement exam. The placement exam is available at the Math Department Office in the Morken Center for Learning and Technology, room 252. The exam is also available on-line at https:lfbanweb.plu.edulpapibxskmplc PmathIntro. The exam and accompanying questionnaire will take about 70 minutes. Allow one to two weeks for the results to be available. New students preferring to take the exam by mail should contact the Math Placement Director at the earliest opportunity at 253.535.8738. To view your placement results on-line, go to Banner Web at http://plu.edulbanner/. After logging in, select
cial Aid from the menu,then Student Records,
and finally View
Math Placement Results.
Student Services
&
Finan
If you have questions about your placement,
contact the Math Placement Director at 253.535.8738. If a student is eligible for a particular math course (either by taking a prerequisite course at PLU or through the math placement system) but experiences difficulties registering for that course, contact the Math Placement Director,Dr. Celine Dorner at 253.535.8738.
Students who have not taken the mathematics placement test or have not otherwise satisfied eligibility for a math course will not be able to register for any beginning math course.
MUSIC Students currently registered for private lessons may register for lessons via Banner Web at your scheduled registration appointment time. First-time music students should contact the Music Office at 253.535.7602 for assistance. Registration Procedure: Go to the Fall 2007 Music Student Reference at http://www.plu.edulacademics/. Determine which CRN(s) you need by verifying the course ID and title, the name of the instructor, and the number of credits for which you wish to take the class. Once the CRN(s) have been determined,follow the normal registration procedures detailed on page 9. Please be aware that you may need to change the credit hours at the time of registration, as the system will default to the lowest possible number for that course. If you get an error message indicating "PREQ
& TEST SCORE ERROR" contact
the Music Office at 253.535.7602 for assistance. For
HOLD errors please see page 8 for resolution information. PLEASE NOTE: You may not register for more than 17 credits via Banner Web, go to the Student Services Center, in Hauge Adminis tration 102, for assistance with the additional course(s). Private lessons require concert attendance in addition to individual instruction. See http://www .plu.edul�music/announcementsl or contact the Music Office for details. I credit hour: Meet twice a week for 50 minutes each
Class Lessons: Private Instruction:
1 credit hour: 12 30-min private lessons per term plus weekly performance seminars 2 credit hours: 12 60-min private lessons per term plus weekly performance seminars 3-4 credit hours: Permission of instructor is required: 12 60-min private lessons per term, plus additional outside work and weekly performance seminars Private Lesson Fees in addition to tuition (per course) I credit hour
$200.00
2 credit hours
$400.00
3-4 credit hours
$400.00
Performance Seminars: See seminar information Below and/or check with instructor at begin of the term .
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MU Ie Private Le' 'on
C minucd..
COURSE ID
.
COURSE TITLE
DAYS
INSTRUCTOR
SEMINAR INFORMATION
2011401*
Jazz
TBA
Staff
202/402
Private Piano
TBA
Staff
203/403
Organ
TBA
Tegels, P
M 5:30-6:30PM LCH
204/404
Private Voice
TBA
Staff
F 12:30-1:30PM LCH
205/405
ViolinlViola
TBA
Staff
M 6-7PM MBRC-334 Weekly
206/406
Cello/Bass
TBA
Staff
M 6-7PM MBRC-306 Weekly
207/407
Flute
TBA
Rhyne, J
F lAS-3:30PM MBRC-116 Weekly
Oboe/English Horn
TBA
Spicciati, S
I Bassoon
TBA
Peterson, F
210/410
Clarinet
TBA
Rine,C
2111411
Saxophone
212/412
Trumpet
213/413
Horn
208/408 209/409
I
214/414
TBA 'TBA
I Trombone
Scott,J
TBA
Vaught Farner
TBA
Winkle, K
EuphoniumlTuba
TBA
Phillips, E
216/416
Percussion
TBA
Staff
217/417
Private Guitar
'TBA
Staff
218/418
Harp
TBA
Wooster, P
219/419
Harpsichord
TBA
Habedank, K
327
Composition
TBA
Staff
351
Accompanying
TBA
Staff
3S2
Organ Improvisation
TBA
Tegels, P
421
Advanced Keyboarding
TBA
Staff
427
Adv Orchestration!Arr
TBA
Joyner, 0
Senior Project
TBA
Staff
jl
F 3-4PM MBRC-334 Weekly
Cline, C
215/41S
499
*
I
Registration by Dept. only.
M S:30-6:30PM MBRC-116 Weekly
F 12:30-1:35PM MBRC-322 Weekly
F 12:30-1 :30PM MBRC-202 Weekly
Permission Required
PHYSIC
L EDUCATION
Four one-hour activity courses (100-259) including PHED 100, are required for graduation. Eight one-hour courses may be counted toward graduation. Activity courses cannot be repeated for credit. Students are encouraged to select a variety of activities at ap足 propriate skill levels. All physical education activity courses are graded on the basis of "A", "Pass", or "Fail" and are taught on a co-educational basis. PHED 100 is required for graduation and is offered every semester. It should be taken during the first year, but may be taken during any semester.
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253.535 717
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253.535 .7577
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253.535.8709
WRITING CENTER
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Welcome to Summer 2 007 !
Day Codes
Building Codes
Building Codes (conL)
M = Monday
ADMN= Hauge Administration
MCLT = Morken Center
T = Tuesday
ECAM = East Campus
MGYM= Memorial Gym
W= Wednesday
EVLD
NAME = Names Fitness Center
R = Thursday
HONG= Hong Residence Hall
F = Friday
INGR
= Ingram Hall
RAMS = Ramstad
S = Saturday
LIBR
= Library
RCTR = Rieke Science Center
U= Sunday
MBRC = Mary Baker Russell
=
Eastvold
OGYM= Olson Gym
XAVR = Xavier Hall
New Schedule Format Key
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CRN Numbe r (needed for registration)
Archaeology of Ancient Empires C, S I 1 :45-3:30PM
XAVR- 1 50
Andrews, B
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Law, Politics, and Revolution C, TR
1 1 :5Q,;l :35PM
SI
ADMN-2 1 9
Course Number and Title with A ttr ibute
Thomson,
C lass Days
S Class Times
ST: Language and Gender S l TR
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BIOL206
ANTH ROPOLOGY ANTH225
Past Cultures of WA State S I
Meets Term I
XA VR- 1 40
6: 1 0-9:00PM
Huelsbeck,
1 0003 (2)
MW
ANTH365
Prehistoric Environment and Techonoiogy S I
0
1 2 :00-3:30PM
ANTH465
Archaeology: Tbe Field
XAVR- 140
Andrews, B
Experience S I
Applications available from the Wang Center TBA
TBA
Andrews, B
Meets ofT-campus July 23-27. Permission of instructor required. TBA
TBA
8:00- 1 O:45AM
BIOL206
Human Anatomy
RCTR- 1 1 5
Smith, M
& Pbyslology II lab
1 00 1 7 (0)
TWR
BI0L332
Genetics NS
1 1 :30-2:30PM
RCTR-1 1 6
Smith, M
1 00 1 8 (4)
MTWRF
9:00-1 2:00PM
BIOL332
Genetics Discussion
MCLT- 1 3 7
Auman, A
1 :00-4:00PM
MClT- \ 3 7
Auman, A
1 00 1 9 (0)
WF
BIOL387
Special Topics i n Biology NS
Meets Term I. Lab included wi lecture. lab Fee: $60.00
Applications available from the Wang Center 1 0006 (2)
MTWR
Meets Term I. Co-register for BI0L332
Meets off-campus July 16-20. Permission o f Instructor required. 1 0005 (2)
1 00 1 6 (4)
Meets Term I. Co-register for Bl0L332 Discussion
Applications Ilvailable from the Wang Center MTWR
& Pbysiology I I NS, SM
Meets Term II. Co-register for BIOl206
Meets ofT-campus July 30-August 1 0. Permission of instructor required. 10004 (2)
Human Anatomy
Meets Term I I . Co-register for BIOl206 Lab . Lab Fee: $60.00
Contact: Anthropology Department 253.535. 7595 or bnlscoee@
Andrews, B
1 0020 (4)
MTWRF
8:00-1 :OOPM
BIOL503
API: Biology
RCTR- 1 29
Crayton, M
Meets July 16-20. Advanced Placement Inst. Cost $750. To enroll, call 253.535.8378 10389 (2)
ART Contact: Art Department 253-535-7573 or ARTD226
Black and Wbite Pbotography AR MTWR
ARTD230
Ceramics I A R MTWR
ARTD34I
MTWR
1 1 :00- 1 :30PM
INGR- 1 34
Geller, B
minors. Please see the BUSA undergraduate coordinator for exception requests.
9: 1 5 - 1 2:00PM
INGR- 144
Ebbinga, S
INGR- I44
Ebbinga, S
BUSA202
9: 1 5- 1 2 :00PM
9: 1 5 - 1 2:00PM
Financial Accounting
Meets term I 1 0356 (3)
MTWR 9:00- 1 2:00PM
BUSA302
Finance for Managers
MClT- 1 05
VanWyhe, G
MClT- 1 2 5
Wolf, F
Meets Term I
Elementary Art Education MW
b.l.llliru:.5@plu s �
Registration for 300 and 400 level courses is open to declared BUSA majors!
Meets Term I. Studio Fee: $25.00. Art and Ed majors only 1 0009 (2)
Stall
BUSINESS
Meels Term II. Studio Fee: $45.00 1 0376 (4)
RCTR- \ 3 6
Contact: School o f Business 253.535 .7244 o r
Meets Term I. Studio Fee: $45.00 1 0008 (4)
8:00-5:00PM
artd@pluedu
Meets Term I I I . Studio Fee: $50.00 1 000 7 (4)
MTWRF
INGR- 1 26
Watts, S
1 0357 (3)
MTWR 9:00-1 2:00PM
BUSA305
Human Dimension of Effective Organization
Meets Term I
BIO LOGY ontaet: Biology Department 253.535.7561 or BIO L 1 1 5
Meets Term I. Co-register lor BlOLl 15 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 MTWR
8:30- 1 1 :30AM
BIOL 1 15
Diversity of Life Lab
RCTR - 1 2 2
Garrigan,
0
RCTR- 1 22
Garrigan,
0
TWR
BI0L161
Principles of Biology I NS , SM 8:00- 1 O:30AM
BI0L161
Principles of Biology Lab
MCLT- \ 3 8
Carlson, J
RCTR- 1 36
Carlson, J
Meets Term I. Co-register for BIOL 1 6 1 1 00 1 3 (0)
TWR
1 1 :00-1 :40PM
BIOL205
Uuman Anatomy
& Pbysiology I NS, SM
Meets Term I. Co-register for BIOL205 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 1 00 1 4 (4)
MTWR
8:00-1 0:45AM
BIOL205
Human Anatomy
RCTR- 1 1 5
Lerum, J
& Physiology Lab
Meets Term I. Co-register for BI0L205 1 00 1 5 (0)
TWR
1 \ :30-2:30PM
10359 (3)
MTWR I :00-4:00PM
BUSA378
Electronic Commerce
1 0428 ( 3 )
Meets Term I. Co-register for BIOL l 6 1 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 MTWRF
Information Systems
Gibson, l
MClT- 1 24
Lee, C
MTWR
I :00-4:00PM
MCLT- 1 05
Lee, CS
�wllI!::gums' IIt1:
1 00 1 1 (0)
1 00 1 2 (4)
BUSAJ I0
MClT- 1 2 5
Meets Term II
Meets Term I. Co-register for BIOL 1 1 5 1 2:00-3:00PM
MTWR
Meets Term II
biology@plu.cdu
Diversity of Life NS, SM
1 00 1 0 (4)
I :00-4:00PM
10021 ( 3 )
RCTR- 1 1 6
lerum, J
15
BUSA509
Global Business Perspectives
10022 (3)
TR Specific Dates TBA
MClT- 1 05
BUSA510
Legal, Etbical and Social Responsibilities
1 0023 (3)
TR Specific Dates TBA
MCLT- 1 05
BUSA5 1 1
Accounting for Decision Making
1 0024 (3)
TR Specific Dates TBA
lee, CS
MacDonald,
MCLT- 1 05
StafT
MCLT- 1 05
Staff
BUSA5 13
Marketing Management
1 0025 (3)
MW Specific Dates TBA
BUSA515
Organizations and Leadership
1 0026 (3)
MW Specific Dates TBA
BUSA51 7
Understanding
1 0027 (3)
MW Specific Datcs TBA
BUSA521
Supply Cbain
1 0028 (3)
MW Spccific Dates TBA
MCLT- 1 05
0
Pratt, C
& Managing Financial Resources MCL T- 1 24
Finnic, B
& Op Management MCl T- 1 24
Staff
BUSINf;SS Conllnued Leading Organization Change TR Specific Dates TBA
MCLT- 1 25
SIGN LANGUA
Pratt, C
TR Specific Dates TBA
MCLT - 1 05
Albers,
Meets Term I
J
103 1 2 (4)
MTWR
1 2 :30-4:00PM
SIGN I 02
Sign Language A
ADMN-209
Curtis, G
ADMN-209
Curtis, G
Mects Term I I
CHEMISTRY ontact:
Sign Language A
SIGN I O I
Knowledge Management
E
hemistry Department 253.535.7530 or chair@chem.plu.edu
MTWR
1 03 1 3 (4)
1 2 :30-4:00PM
General Chemistry I NS , SM Meets Term
II. Co-register for CHEM 1 1 5 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00
1 003 1 (4)
MTWRF
9:00- 1 2 :00PM
RCTR-220
Swank, D
ENG I
Meets Tenn II. Co-register for CHEM 1 1 5 1 0032 (0)
TR
l : 00- 3 : 30PM
RCTR-20 1
Swank, D
RCTR-22 1
CSCE I I S Anderson, C.
Co-register for CHEM33 1 . Lab Fee: $60.00 l :00-5:00PM
RCTR-20 1
Solve it With Computers MR, NS
Meets Term I
Organ.ic Chemistry Lab NS, SM TR
G
& Engineering Department 253.535 .7400 or
www.cs.plu.edu
Co-register for CHEM 3 3 3 Lab 9:00- 1 2 :00PM
EERI
Contact: Computer Science
Organic Chemistry I NS, SM MTWRF
CIENCE &
COM PUTER
General Chemistry Lab
1 0046 (4)
TWRF
CSCE400
ST: Computer Security NS
1 : 30-4 : 1 5PM
MCLT-2 1 0
Murphy, L
Meets Tern1 I
Anderson,C
1 0047 (4)
TWRF 9:00- 1 l :00PM
MCLT-203
Spillman, R
API: Ch�mistry 1eets July 1 6-20. Advanced Placement Inst. Cost $750.00. To enroll, call 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .8378 1 0035 (2)
MTWRF
8 : 30-4:30PM
RCTR- 1 29
Swank,
0
COOPERA
VE E DUCAT I ON
Contact: Cooperative Education/Academic Internships 253.535.7324 or intern@plu.edu. Independent Study Card required to register for all courses COOP276
COMMUNICATION
Fun Time Advanced I nternship Staff
1 0043 ( l -8)
and MUS) prefix are accepted for the Core I Arts rt'qulrement,
COOP477
I n ternational Work Experience
1 0044 ( 1 - 1 2)
Introduction to Communication 1 2: 30-4:00PM
Staff
COOP476
ote: No course with a COMA prefix will satisfy the Core I Arts requlrement witb the exception of COMA 1 20, Courses with THEA, ARTD,
MTWR
Full Time I nternsbip
1 0042 ( 1 -8)
Contact: Comm and Theatre Department 253.535 .7761 o r coth@p lu.edu
INGR- I 09
Land, A
fNGR- 1 09
Land, A
COOPS76
Staff Work Experience I I I
1 0045 ( 1 -4)
Staff
Media in the World AR 1 2: 30-4:00PM
MTWR
CADEMTC INTER S H IPS
Note: Preregistrlltion will be offered on select upper-division COMA classes
AICE276
fo r students pursuing a Communication major or minor. Gender
& Communication A 8:30- 1 2:00PM
MTWR
INGR- I 09
Part Time Internsbip Staff
1 0407 ( 1 -8) AICE476 Lisosky,
J
Harney,
0
Full Time Insternsbip
1 0408 ( 1 -8 )
Staff
Digit lll Message Production MTWR
8:30- 1 2:00PM
INGR- 1 1 5 A
ECO
OM CS
Contact: Economics Department 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7595 or econ@plu.edu ECON495
CHOOL OF ARTS & COMMUN 1CATION
1 0373 (4)
Internship MW
8:30- 1 2 :00PM
INGR- 1 1 5B
8:30- 1 2 :00PM
INGR- 1 1 5 B
TBA
TBA
Reiman, M
GmdUl,lleCour.,c�.
Wells, R
Capstone SR TR
Economics of Wine in Italy
Off-campus course to Italy. Applications available from Wang Center.
Wells. R
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ECON500
Applied Statistical Analysis
1 0048 ( 3 )
MW Meets May 29- June 28 TBA
ECONS20
Economic Policy Analysis
1 0049 (3)
MW Meets June 1 8- July 24 MCLT- 1 24
Hunnicutt, L
Ng'ang'a, P
EDUCS03F
E D UCATION Contact:
EDUC4 1 1
Strategies for LanguagelLiteracy Development
EDUCS03H
Meets June22/23-August 1 7/ 1 8. No meeting on July 20/2 1 . It routes only. Registration by Dept. 10050 (2) FS 8:00-3 :00PM
ADMN-200
EDUC413
Walkcr, M
2:00-5:00PM
ADMN-2 1 7
Gerlach, K
Meets June 23, 3 0 S 1 0425 (2)
8:30-4:00PM
ADMN-2 1 7
Gerlach. K
EDUCSS3
EDUCS62
Principles of Languagel Learning! Teaching
EDUCSO I B
History & Method of Teacbing ESL
8:00-3:00PM
LlBR-332
Meets Term II 1 0380 (2)
MTWRF
EDUCSO I C
Issues Across Cultures
Meets Term I I 1 03 8 1 (2)
MTWRF
EDUCSOID
English Structure for ESL/EFL
Meets Term I I 1 0382 (2)
MTWRF
EDUCSO I E
Methods of Teaching
Yaden, B
Hillis, M
Leadership I
ADMN-2 1 5
Yetter, C
Leadership IV
Gerlach, K
Schools and Society
Meets July 1 8-JulyI6. MA cen students only 1 006 1 (3) MTWRF 8:30-1 2:30PM ADMN-2 1 0
MTWRF
EDUCS63C
Seminar: Technology and Prog Eval
Meets Term I I 1 0363 ( I )
MTWRF
EDUCS70
Introduction to Educational Leadership
10 :00-1 2:00PM ADMN-2 1 7
Yetter, C
Thirumunhy, V
Meets July 1 6-27 8:00-4:30PM
8:00-3:00PM
8:00-3:00PM
Meets Term I I I 1 0383 (2) MTWRF 8:00-3:00PM
LlBR-332
LlBR-332
L1BR-332
Yaden, B
1 0429 (2)
Yadcn, B
Yaden, B
8:00-3:00PM
L1BR-332
8:00-3:00PM
L1BR-332
Yaden, B
8:00-3:00PM
TBA
EDUCS03
On-campus workshops in EDUC
Meets term I I 1 0362 ( I )
TBA
EDUCS03D
A P I : American Goveroment
Meets July 1 6-20 10390 (2) MTWRF
TBA
8:00-5:00PM
ADMN-22 I
OGYM- I 02
MTWRF
EDUCS73A
Pracllcum
8:30-4:30PM
Staff
OGYM- 1 03
Thirumunhy.
EDUCS86
TBA
TBA
Staff
V
SodoJogy of Education
Meets July 24-August 1 5 . Project Lead only. 1 0063 (3) TW 8:30-2:30PM ADMN-2 1 5 Yaden, B
EDUCS99
Byrnes, R
Thesis
Registration by Dept. TBA 1 0064 ( 1 -4)
TBA
Staff
Yaden, B
EDUCA TlONAL PSYCHOLOGY
ESL Materials Selection! Development
M eels Term I I I MTWRF 1 0386 (2)
8: 30-4:30PM
Principle Cenification Program only
Testing & Evaluation of ESL Student
Meets Tcrm III 1 0385 (2) MTWRF
1 0430 (2)
1 043 1 ( 1 ) LlBR-332
MTWRF
EDUCS71 Scbools and their Communities Meets July 1 6-27
Teaching Spoken Language
Meets Term I I I 1 0384 ( 2 ) MTWRF
EDUCS O I H
Inquiry & Action on Social Issues
Meets July 3-July I 9. Lead MA students only. 1 0060 (4) TWR 1 2 :30-4:30PM ADMN-200
Gndu.teCOUCH!
EDUCSO IG
Issues with Child Abuse and Neglect
Mects July 1 6-20. Lead MA students only. 10059 (2) MTWRF 8:30-4:00PM
AcquiSition & Development o f LangWlige
Meets Term I 10379 (2)
Lewis, J
Meets June 1 9, 2 1 , 26, 28 10424 (2) TR
EDUCSSO
Meets June 4-June 1 5 . Undergrad reading endorsement only 1 0056 (2) MTWRF 8:30- 1 1 :30AM ADMN-2 1 5 Massey, D
EDUCSO I F
Strategies for Language and Lit Development
Meets July 26-August 1 6. Lead MA student only. 1 0058 (2) R 8:30-2:30PM ADMN-2 1 5
Inquiry in to Teaching I: Diverse Learners
Meets June 22/23-August 1 7/ 1 8 . No meetings on July 20/2 1 . Alt. Routes only. Registration by Dept. 1 0055 (4) FS 8:00-3:00PM ADMN-202 Hillis, M .
EDUCSO I A
Staff
Lewis, J
. Meets June 22/23-August 1 7/ 1 8 . No meetings on July 20/2 1 . Alt. Routes only. Registration by Dept. 1 0054 (4) FS 8:00-3:00PM ADMN-202 Byrnes, R
EDUC490
MCLT-2 1 6
Hillis. M
EDUCS4S EDUC424
Thoren, C
API: Vertical Math Teams
Meets July 9- July 20. MA cen students only. 1 0057 (2) MTWRF 8:30-2:30PM ADMN-202
LlmguageiLiteracy Development: Assessment
Mects Term I l l . Undergrad reading endorsements only 1 0053 (4) MTWR 8:30- 1 1 :30AM ADMN-2 1 5
RAMS-203
Byrnes, R
EDUCS20
Meets July 2- 1 3 . Undergrad reading endorsement only 1 0052 (2) MTWRF 8:30- 1 1 :30AM ADMN-2 1 5
8:00-5:00PM
Meets July 1 6-20 1 0398 (2) MTWRF 8:00-5:00PM EDUCS I I
Meets June22/23-August 1 7/ 1 8 . No meeting on July 20/2 1 . Alt routes only. Registration by Dept. 1 005 I (2) FS 8:00-3:00PM ADMN- 1 0 1
API: Spanish
Meets July 1 6-20 1 0397 (2) MTWRF
chool of Education 253.535.7272 or cduc@plu.edu
EPSYS66
Yaden, B
Advanced Cognition, Development & Learning
Meet 7/3 1 -81 1 8. MA Cen only. Registration by Dept. MTWRF 8:30- 1 2:30PM ADMN-208 1 0074 (3) MTWRF 8:30- 1 2:30PM ADMN-2 1 0 1 0075 (3)
StalT
Beyere, M
17
Woolwonh, S Woolwonh, S
I:DU Ano. EPSY583
L PSYCHOLOGY
ontinued
Current Issues/ Exceptionality
ENGL503
API: English Vertical Themes
Meets July 23- July 27. MA cert student only. Registration by Dept
Meets July 1 6-20. Advanced Placement Ins!. Cost: $775 (Vertical) To enroll, call
1 0076 (2)
MWTRF
8:30-4:30PM
ADMN-22 I
Gerlach, K
253.535 .8378
1 042 1 (2)
MTWRF
8 : 30-4:30PM
ADMN-22 I
Staff
1 0393 (2)
MTWRF
E NGL504
Summer Residency I
PECtAl EDUCA nON SPED320
Issues with Child Abuse and NegJed TR
2:00-5:00PM
ADMN-200
Gerlach, K
8:30-4:00PM
ADMN-200
Gerlach, K
1 0323 ( I )
S
SPED322
Mod Disab and Transitions 8:30- 1 1 :30AM
1 0343 ( 4 )
M-F
8:00-5 :00PM
ADMN-204B
Rubin, S
ENGL505
Summer Residency I I
1 0067 ( 4 )
M-S
8:00-5:00PM
ADMN-2 1 7
Rubin, S
ENGL506
Summer Residency III ADMN-2 1 9
Rubin, S
ADMN-22 I
Rubin, S
Meets August 4- 1 4
Meets Tenn II. Undergrad SPED endorsement only MTWR
Slaughter, B
Meets August 4- 1 4 .
Meets June 23, 30.
10324 (4)
ADMN-206
Meets August 4- 1 4
Meets June 1 9, 2 1 , 26, and 28. 1 0322 ( I )
8:00-5:00PM
ADMN-2 1 9
Hassen,1
1 0068 (4)
M-S
8:00-5:00PM
ENGL507
Summer Residency IV
Meets August 4- I 4 1 0069 (0)
M-S
8:00-5:00PM
ENGLISH Contact: English Department 253.535.7321 orJe!.lg]@plu.edu Note: Summer Residency I, II, and I I I (ENGL504, 505, and 506) are only for graduate students admitted into the Master of Fine
ENVIRON M ENTAL STUDIES
Arts in Creative Writing
Program. Interested candidates should contact the Director of the MFA Program,
Contact: Environmental Studies Program 253.535.7556 orďż˝!1vt@plu.edu
Dr. Stan Rubin, at mfa@plu.edu. Additional infonnation regarding the program is available in the general university catalog and on-line at www.plu.edul-mfa
Courses offered which may count toward major or minor:
UndergraduoteCourm: ENGL2 1 6
Topics in Literature C , lT
Meets Tenn I .
Topic: A frican Short Stories
1 0346 (4)
MTWRF
',NGL224
9:00- 1 2 :00AM
ADMN-204A
Temple-Thurston
Travel Writing WR
Mects Tenn I 1 0345 (4) 'GL225
MTWRF
I I :30-2:30PM
ADMN-2 1 I B
Diversity of life NS, SM
ENVT495
Internsbip: Environmental Education
1 0070 ( 1 -4)
IS card required.
1 007 1 ( 1 -4)
IS card required.
Byrnes, R
1 0072 ( 1 -4)
IS card required
Whitman, J
1 0073 ( 1 -4)
IS card required
Garrigan, D
Olufs, D
Seal, D
Autobiographical Writing WR
Meets Tenn I I 1 0347 (4)
BIOL I 1 5
MTWRF
I I :30-2:30PM
ADMN-2 1 I B
GEO CIE
Seal, D
CES
Contact: Geosciences Department 253.535.7563 or geos@Q!y.edu ENGL227
Imaginative Writing I WR GEOS102
Meets Ternl II 1 0360 (4)
MTWRF
9:00- 1 2 :00PM
ENGL232
Women's Literature A,LT
RAMS-207
General Oceanography NS, S M
Meets Tenn I I . l a b included wilecture. l a b Fee: $60.00
Darcher, M
1 0079 (4)
MTWRF
8:00- 1 2:20PM
RCTR - I 09
Benham, S
Meets Tenn I 1 0426 (4)
MTWRF 1 2 : 30-3:30PM
ADMN-206
GLOBAL STUDIES
lT
ENGL241
American Traditions in Lit
Meets Tenn II.
Topic: Re-thinking Individualism
1 0065 (4)
MTWRF
ENGL251
British Tradition in Lit l T
1 2:00-3:00PM
Marcus, l
ADMN-2 1 9
Contact: Global Studies 253.535.7595 or stclaiDa<alDlu.edu Albrecht, J
Courses offered which may count towards the major or minor:
Meets Tenn III 1 0349 (4)
MTWRF
9:30- 1 2: 1 5PM
ENGL403
The English Language
A DMN-204A
Campbell, T
ADMN-204A
Kaufman, R
HlST2 1 5
Modem World History C, S I
PSYC335
Cultural Psychology S2
Mee\ Tenn I 1 0427 (4)
MTWRF
1 2:30-3:30PM
HISTORY Contact: History Department 253.535.7595 or hiS!.
GndUleCoyrm: ENGL503
HIST215
API: English Literature
Meets July 1 6-20. Advanced Placement Ins!. Cost: $750. To enroll, call 253.535.8378 8:00-5:00PM
XAVR-201
1 039 1 (2)
MTWRF
ENGL503
API: English Language/Comp
Modern World History C, S I
Meets Tenn I
Johnston, S
10080 (4)
MTWRF
1 2 :30-3: 1 5 PM
HIST321
Greek Civilizations S 1
ADMN-2 1 9
Hames, G
ADMN-2 1 0
Nelson, E
ADMN-21 6
Kraig, B
Meets Tenn II
Meets July 1 6-20. Advanced Placement Ins!. Cost: $750. To enroll, call 253.535.8378 10392 (2)
MTWRF
8 : 00-5 :00PM
MClT- 1 3 1
Duffey, E
1 0394 (2)
MTWRF
8:00-5:00PM
ADMN-2 1 4
Elsen, C
1 0375 (4)
MTWR
9:00- 1 2 : 30PM
HIST401
Workshops in History S I
Meets July 30-August 4 1 00 8 1 (2)
18
MTWRF
9:00-4:00PM
H1 TORY Continued SPAN202
Applications available from Wang Center
I S card required for registration 1 0422 (4)
TBA
HIST495
Internship
TBA
Martinson, A
IS card required for registration TBA API: American History
1 04 1 8 (4)
TBA
SPANJOI
Advanced Grammar
Predmore. J
&
Composition C
Off-campus course to Leon, Spain. Meets May 27- June 22 TBA
1 0423 ( 1 -6) AHIST50J
Intermediate Spanish C
Off-campus cOllISe to Leon. Spain. Meets May 27- June 22
History of West & Northwest S I
HIST461
Martinson,
Applications available from Wang Center. Pre-req: SPAN 202 1 04 1 9 (4)
TBA
Prcdmore, J
Meets July 1 6-20. Advanced Placement Inst. Cost: $750. To enroll, call 253.535.8318 10395 (2)
MTWRF
8:00-5:00PM
ADMN-2 1 6
Duenzen. D
MARRIAGE & FAMll..Y THERAPY Contact: Marriage
LANGUAGES & L I TERATURE S
MFTH505
Courses offered that are taught in English:
Research Methods in Marriage and Family Therapy
Meets June 5-June 26.
Classical Mythology LT
CLAS32 I
Greek Civilization S I
SCAN32 1
Topics in Scandinavian Culture and Society
1 0084 (4)
TR
2:00-5:00PM
MFTH5 1 2
CLA SICS
Professional Studies in MFTH
MFTH519
Meets Tenn I MTWR
9:00- 1 2 : 30PM
CLASJ21
Greek Ci�ilizations S I
ADMN-202
Nelson, E
ADMN-2 1 0
Nelson, E
Meets Tenn I I 1 0374 (4)
MTWR
9:00-1 2:30PM
Meets Tenn I MTWR
1O:00- 1 :30PM
FRENI02
Elementary French
ADMN-204B
Taylor, S
Meets Tenn I I 1 0078 (4)
MTWR
1 0:00- 1 :30PM
PM
-(}2
WartL D York, C
Practicum I
1 0086 (2)
TBA
Ward, D
1 0087 (2)
TBA
York, C
1 0088 (2)
TBA
Staff
MFTH520
Theory I
1 0089 (2)
TBA
York. C
1 0090 (2)
TBA
Ward, D
MFTH521
Practicum II
Co-register for MFTH522. Specific times to be arranged w/faculty
Elementary French
1 0077 (4)
:00-6:
Co-register for MFTH5 1 9 . Specific times to be arranged w/faculty
FRENCH FREN IOI
Ward, D
Co-register for MFTH520. Specific times to be arranged w/faculty
Classical Mythology LT
1 0036 (4)
ECAM-027
Meets 5/23-6127 also meets 6/8 from 8:30-4:30PM.
W
CLAS250
253.535.7659 or mfth@plu.edu
Tuition: $73 1 .00 per credit hour
Contact: Languages and Lit Department 253.535.732 1 or lang@plu.ed\l
CLAS 250
& Family Therapy
All practicums and theory classes are for MFTH graduate students only
ADMN-204B
Taylor. S
1 009 1 (2)
TBA
1 0092 (2)
TBA
Lundbeck. D
1 0093 (2)
TBA
Lcwis, R
Staff
1 0094 (2)
TBA
Tschimperle. B
1 0095(2)
TBA
Callison, K
MFTH522
Theory II
Co-register for MFTH5 2 1 . Specific time to be arranged w/faculty 1 0096 (2)
TBA
Ward, D
1 0097 (2)
TBA
York, C
Topics in Scandina�an Culture and Society
MFTH523
Practicum III
Topic: Imaging Nation in the Nordic Road Movie
Co-register for MFTH524. Specific times to be arranged w/faculty
SCA NDINAVJAN SCANJ21 Meets Tcnn
I.
MTWRF
1 03 1 1 (4)
SPA
9:00- 1 2:00PM
ADMN-206
Storfjell, T
[ H
SPAN I O l
Elementary Spanish
10320 (4)
MTWRF
SPANI02
Elementary
Meets Tenn 1032 1 ( 4 )
TBA TBA
Lundbe<.:k, D
1 0 1 00 (2)
TBA
Tschimperle, B
1 0 1 0 1 (2)
Meets Tenn I 9 : 1 5 - 1 2:30PM
ADMN-208
Ferrer-Ligbmcr
Callison, K
10098 (2) 1 0099 (2)
10 I 02 (2)
TBA
Lewis, R
TBA
Staff
MFTH524
Theory III
Co-register for MFTH523. Specific times to be arranged w/faculty
Span.i.sb
1 0 1 03 (2)
TBA
York, C
1 0 1 04 (2)
TBA
Ward, D
MFTH525
Practicum IV
1\ MTWRF
9 : 1 5 - 1 2:30PM
ADMN-208
Williams. T
Specific times to be arranged w/faculty SPANI02
Elementary Spanish
Off-campus course to Leon. Spain. Meets May 27-June 22 Applications available from Wang Center 1 04 1 6 (4)
TBA
SPAN201
Intermediate Spanish C
Predmore, J
Off-campus course to Leon, Spain. Meets May 27- June 22 Applications available from Wang Center 1 04 1 7 (4)
TBA
Predmore, J
19
10 1 05 (2)
TBA
Lundbeck, D
1 0 1 06 (2)
TBA
Callison, K
1 0 1 07 (2)
TBA
Lewis, R
1 0 1 08 (2)
TBA
TschimperJe, B
1 0 1 09 (2)
TBA
Staff
I R R IA IE &. FAWLY THERAPY Conlinued MFTHS27
Extended Practicum
1 0 1 1 0 (2) 1 0 1 1 1 (2) 1 0 1 1 2 (2) 1 0 1 1 3 (2) 1 0 1 1 4 (2)
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
MFTH S99
Thesis
Specific times to be arranged w/faculty
V
GradyllrCoym'; Callison, K Lewis, R Lundbeck. D Tschimperle. B Staff
AdYanced Pathopysiology
NURSS80
Meets 61 I 8-8/ I I . Entry level Masters student only. 1 0257 (3) F 1 :00-4:00PM RA -206 W 06 ; r Advanced Pathopysiology
NU RSS80
1 0 1 1 5 (4)
TBA
Meets 6/1 8-8/ I I . Department Approval required. 1 0258 (3) F I :OO-4:00P RAM -206 W RAMS-2 6:00- JJO
Staff
ATHE MAT ICS
MATH 123
MAT H l 52
Meets Term I 1 0387 (4)
MATH503
Contact: Philosophy Department 253.535 .S306 or johnsogs@plu.edu
Modern Elementary Math MR, NS
MTWRF
9:30- 1 2 : 1 5PM
MCLT-2 1 6
PHIL 1 2 1
Domer, C
Meets Term I I 1 0287 (4)
Stuart, J
Mects Term 1 0366 (4)
Calculus II MR, NS
MTWRF 9:30- 1 2 : 1 5PM
PHIL228
MCLT-2 1 4
API: Calculus
Meets Teml l 1 0288 (4)
P H E D I OO
Introduction to Music A R
MTWRF
9:00- 1 2 : 1 5PM
MBRC-334
Meets Tenll I 1 0259 ( 1 )
Youtz, G
P H ED I 77
Contact: School of Nursing 253.535.7672 or nurs(a;plu.;;@
PHE D I86
Meets Term I 1 0261 ( I )
llldm:rlldultrCounn;
PH ED200
Nursing Competencies I
MTWRF
1 2:00-3:00PM
Existentialism
ADMN-2 1 4
Hogan, B
& the Meaning of Life PH
MTWRF 9:00- 1 2:00PM
ADMN-2 1 6
Johnson. G
Meets 61 1 8-81 l 8 . Fee: $ 1 00.00. Department approval requ i red. 1 0252 (4) TR 8:00-5:00PM RAMS-206 Bell, J
PHED201
& Promotion3 Meets 611 8-7120. Fee: S 1 00.00. Entry level Masters students only. 1 0253 (4) F 8:00- 1 2 :00PM RAMS-206 Shull, S RAMS-206 8:00-5 :00PM MW
PHED2 1 2
Nursing Competencies II
NURS480
Professional Foundations II
N URS499
Capstone: Nursing Synthesis SR
MTWR
8:00-9 : 1 5AM
Staff
OGYM - I 02
Stringer, A
NAME - I OO
McConnell, K
MGYM- I OO
W esteri n g , S
Weight Training PE
8 :30-9:50AM
Step Aerobics PE
MTWR
1 2:30- 1 :45PM
Individual Swim Instruction PE
9:00-9:50AM
POOL
Johnson. J
Swimming for Non-swimmers PE
Meets June 1 8-July 1 3 10263 ( I ) MTWRF 9:00-9:50AM
Health Asses ment
Meets 7/23-8/ 1 8 . Entry level Masters students on ly. 1 0254 (2) F 8:00- 1 2:00PM RA;"IS-206 MW 8:00-5:00Pm RAMS-206
Personalized Fitness Program PE
Meets July 1 6-August 1 0 1 0262 ( I ) MTWRF
Meets 6/ 1 8-81 1 8 . Fee: S I 00.00. E ntry level Masters students only. 1 025 1 (4) TR 8:00-5:00PM RAMS-206 Bell, J
N U RS320
Cooper, K
& Political Philosophy PH
Meets June 1 1 - June 28 1 0260 ( I ) MTWR
UR I N G
N URS270
9:00- 1 2:00PM ADMN-209
Contact: School of Phy ical Education 253.535.7350 or =..c===,,-,
Contact: Music Departm"nt 253.535 .7602 or music@plu.edu
N U RS220
MTWRF
PHYS ICAL ED UCATI ON
USIC
Meets Term I 1 0 1 1 6 (4)
The Examined Life PH
Social I
PHIL238
Meets July I 6-20. Advanced Placement Inst. Cost: 5750. To enroll, call 253.535. 8378 1 0396 (2) MTWRF 8:00-5:00PM MCLT- 1 3 2 Murphy, B
MlJSI l O I
Dolan, P
PHILOSOPHY
Contact: Mathematics Department 253.535.7400 or .math{d)plu,edti Meets Teml l 1 0083 (4)
o lan, P
POOL
Johnson, J
Conditioning Swimming PE
Meets June I S-July 1 3 1 0264 ( I ) MTWRF 8:00-8:50AM
POOL
Johnson. J
Meets July l 6-August 1 0 1 0265 ( 1 ) MTWRF
POOL
Johnson, J
8:00-8:50AM
Lifeguard Training PE Meets M ay 29-June 2 4-9PM, June 3 9- PM I ' 1) MT I 4; - :OOPM POOL S 9:00-5:00PM POOL
PHED216
Meets 5/29-8/l 8. Fe e: $ I 00.00. Entry level Masters students only 1 0255 (2) M 8:00- 1 2 :00Pm RAMS-204 Smith, S
Yoga PE Meets June 1 1 - June 1 5 1 0267 ( 1 ) MTWRF
J
,J
P H E D223
Meets 6/4-8/ 1 8. Fee: $ 1 00.00. Entry level Masters students only 1 0256 (6) M I :00-5:00Pm RAMS-204 Zaichkin. D Swett, S
P H E D234
ECAM-GYM
McGill,
ECAM-GYM
McGill, M
Relaxation Techniques PE
Meets June 4-Junc S MTWRF 1 0268 ( I )
20
9:00- 1 2 :00PM
9:00- 1 2 :00PM
PHY�lt. \L EDUCA nON Conllnued P H E D276
PHYS 1 J 6
ST: Frisbee Sports PE
Meets June I I -June 28. Breakout room MGYM - I OO 1 0269 ( 1 ) MTWR 1O:00- 1 l :20AM MGYM- I 03 P H ED322
College Physics I I Lab
Meets 711 6-8/ 1 7 . Co-regi ster for PHYS 1 26. Lab Fee: $60.00 1 0294 ( I ) MW 1 :00-4:00PM RCTR-20 I Stubbs, B
McConnell, K
PE in the Elementary Schools
Meets July 3 0-August I 0 . Breakout room MGYM - I OO 1 0270 (2) MTWRF 9:00- 1 1 :30AM MGYM- I 03
Kerr, S
Meets July 30-Augus t I 0 . Breakout room MGYM- I OO 1 02 7 1 (2) MTWRF 1 2 :30-3:00PM MGYM- I 03
Kerr, S
PHED360
Professional Practicum
P H E D361
Coaching Practicum
, PSYCH OLOGY
ontaet: Psychology Department 253.535 .7294 or u,WC@plu.edu
PSYC320
Meets Term I 1 0296 (4)
Development Across the Ufespan S2
Term I. Independent Study card required to register 1 0272 ( 1 -2) TBA TBA
Evans, A
Term I. Independent Study card required to register 1 0275 ( 1 -2 ) TBA TBA
Evans, A
Meets Tenn 1 1 0297 (4)
MTWR
PSYC370
Evans, A
Meets Term II 1 0298 (4)
Gender and Sexuality S2
MTWR
PSYC380
Psychology
PHED480
PSYC335
Exercise Physiology
Meets Term I 1 0278 (4)
MTWRF 9:30- 1 2 : 1 5 P M
PH ED49 I
OGYM - I 03
Independent Study
Term I . Independent Study card required to register TBA TBA 1 0279 ( 1 -4)
Evans, A
Internship SR
P H ED495
Tenn I. Independent Study card required to register 10282 (2-8) TBA TBA PHED499
TBA
RAMS-20S
Taylor, M
RAMS-205
Toyokawa, T
XAVR- 1 50
Ceynar, M
XAVR- 1 50
Grahe, J
Cultural Psychology S2
1 2 :30-3:20PM
'!:30- 1 2 : 20PM
01' Work S2
Meets Term I I 1 0299 (4)
MTWR
PSYC405
Workshop: Asian American Experience A, S2
1 2 :30-3:20PM
Evans, A
Meets July 30-August 3. Lab Fee: $ 70.00 1 0300 (2) MTWRFS 8:00-S:00PM
Evans, A
Meets Term I 1 03 0 1 (4)
Capstone: Senior Seminar SR
Term I. Independent Study card required 1 0283 (2-4) TBA
MTWRF 9:30- 1 2 : I S PM
PSYC448
ADMN-209
Moritsugu, J
XAVR-2S0
Shore, W
Cognitive Psychology S2
MTWRF
1 2 :30-3 : I S PM
RE CREATI ON RECR360
RE L I GION
Contact: Religion Department 2 5 3 . S 3S . 732 1 or rcli(evnlu.edu
Practicum
Tenn I . Independent Study card required to register TBA TBA 1 0302 ( 1 -2)
Evans, A
RECR495 Internship S R Term I . Independent Study card required to register 1 030S (2-8) TBA TBA
Evans, A
RECR499 Capstone: Senior Seminar SR Term I . Independent Study card required to re gister TBA TBA 1 0306 (2-4)
PHY
RELI 1 2 1
Meets term I 1 0377 (4) RELI227
Tenn I 1 0308 (4)
Meets
Evans, A
RELIBI
Meets Term I 1 0309 (4)
C
PHYS I I O
Ast ronomy NS, SM
PHYSI I O
Astronomy Lab
Meets 6/ 1 8-7/27. Co-register for PHYS I I O Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 1 0289 (4) MTWRF 2:00-3:45PM RCTR-2 2 I Rush, D Meets 61 1 8-7/27. Co-register for PHYS I 1 0 1 0290 ( 0 ) MT 4 : 00-S :30PM RCTR-20 1
I l :OO- I :4SPM
ADMN-2 1 7
Ihssen, B
XAVR- I S O
Peterson, D
Christian Theology R2
MTWRF
1 1 :00- 1 :45PM
Myth, Ritual, and Symbol R3
MTWRF
1 1 :00- 1 : 45PM
ADMN-22 1
Crawford, S
Theological Studies R2 Meets Term I I . Topic: Religiolls Pluralism 1 03 1 0 (4) MTWRF 1 1 :00- 1 :45PM ADMN-204A
Zbaraschuk , M
Topics in Comparative Religion R3 Meets Tenn 1 1 . Top ic: Comparative Mysticism 1 0378 (4) MTWRF J 1 :00- 1 :45PM ADMN-2 1 2
Komjathy, L
R E LI390
Rush, ' D
SOCIAL WORK
College Physics I N S , SM
Meets 61 1 1 -71 1 3 . Co-register for PHYS I 3 S Lab. 1 029 1 (4) MTWRF 9:00- l l :30AM RCTR-22 1 PHYS135
MTWRF
RELI364
Contact: Physics Department 253 .535 .7534 or physics@pJu.edu
PHYSl25
The Christian Tradition R2
Contact: Department of Social Work 2S3 . 53 5 . 7294 or soei(iiJ"lu.cdu Stubbs, B
SOCW387
Meets Term I 1 03 1 9 (4)
College Physics I Lab
Meets 6/1 1 - 7/ 1 3 . Co-register for PHYS 1 25. Lab Fee: $60.00 1 0293 ( I ) MW 1 :00-4:00PM RCTR-201 Stubbs, B CoUegl! Physics II NS, SM Meets 7/ 1 6-81 1 7. Co-register for PHYS I 36 Lab. 1 0292 (4) MTWRF 9:00- 1 1 :30AM RCTR-2 1 0 PHYS126
Stubbs, B
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MTWR
1 2 :30-3 : 1 5PM
HONG-246A
Moran, M
SOCIOLOGY Contact: Sociology Department 253.535.7294 or soci@p.Iu.ediL SOC1330
Tbe Family S2
Meets Teon I I 1 03 1 6 (4)
MTWR
SOC1387
ST: Sociology of Medicine
8:30-1 2:00PM
XAVR-250
Oka, K
ADMN-2 [ 9
Suarez, A
XAVR-250
Renfrow, D
Meets Tenn [ 1 03 1 7 (4)
MTWR
SOC1387
ST: Urban Sociology
8:30- 1 2:00PM
Meets Tcnn I I I 1 03 [ 8 (4)
MTWRF
8:30-1 2:00PM
TATISTICS Introductory Statistics MR Meets Tenn I 1 0325 (4)
MTWRF
9:30- 1 2: [ 5PM
XAVR-250
Travis, K
THEATRE ontact: Department of Communication
& Theatre 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7761 or
C01h@p11ledu. ST: Solo Performance MTWR
1 2 :30-4:00PM
EVLD-228
Desmond, B
WOM E N ' S & GENDER STUDIES Contact: Women's
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Courses offered which may count towards the major or minor: COMAJ03
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PSYC370
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ADMN-2 1 0
ANTH I O I
Introduction to Human Biology and Diversity Lab
Andrews, B
Co-register for ANTH I O I M
3:40-5 :25PM
XAVR- 140
Andrews, B
200 1 3 (0)
T
1 1 :50- 1 :35PM
XAVR- 1 40
Andrews, B
ANTHI02
Human Cultural Diversity C, S I
200 1 4 (4)
TR
I :45-3:30PM
XAVR-250
Nosaka. A
200 1 5 (4)
TR
3 : 40-5:25PM
ADMN-204A
Nosaka, A
200 1 6 (4)
TR
9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM
ADMN-204A
Thomson, S
200 1 7 (4)
TR
I I :50- 1 :35PM
ADMN-2 1 2
Pine. J
200 1 8 (4)
MW
I :45-3:30PM
ADMN-206
Pine, J
ANTHI03
Archaeology and Prehistory S I
200 1 9 (4)
TR
ANTH340
The An lhropolDgy of Africa C, S I
20020
MW
ANTH342
Pacific Island Cultures C, S I
2002 1 (4)
TR
3 :40-5:25PM
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
XAVR-250
XAVR-250
ADMN-204B
20036 (4)
TR
ARTD296
DesIgn II: Concepts AR
20037 (4)
MWF
ARTD330
CeramIcs
20023 (4)
TR
ANTH375
Law, Politics, and Revolution C, S I
2 1 53 8 (4)
TR
ANTH387
ST: Language and Gender S I
20025 (4)
TR
I :45-3:30PM
1 1 :50- 1 :35PM
3:40-5:25PM
XA VR- 1 50
ADMN-2 1 9
ADMN-204B
3:40-5:25PM
Ebbinga, S
JNGR- 1 22
Avila, J
INGR- 1 44
Sobeck, S
II AR
20039 (4)
MW
ARTD33 I
1 :45-3:30PM
The Art of the Book I AR
Xlisted with ENGL 3 1 3 . Instructor Permission required. Studio Fee: $35.00 20040 (4)
TR
ARTD34 I
1 1 :50- 1 : 35PM
INGR- 1 22
Elementary Art Education
Meets with ARTD 440. Studio Fee: $25.00. For 20041 (2)
M
ARTD350
Sculpture I I AR
Huelsbeck, D
1 :45-3:30PM
Thomson, S
Brusco, E
20042 (4)
TR
ARTD365
Robinson, S
Art & Education majors
INGR- 1 26
Watts, S
Andrews, B
Thomson, S
Pine, J
1 :45-5:25PM
JNGR- 1 3 8
Ebbinga, S
Painting I AR JNGR- 128
Stasinos, M
INGR- 1 24
Comwall, G
!NGR- 1 1 6
Hallam, J
Pre-req: ARTD J 60. Studio Fce: $35.00 20044 (4)
MWF
ARTD370
I I : J 5 - 1 2 :20PM
Printmaking I AR
Meets with ARTD 470. Studio Fee: $50.00 20045 (4)
Archaeology of Ancient Empires C, S I
INGR- 1 3 8
Studio Fee: $45.00
ANTfDS2
ANTH370
8:00- 1 1 :40AM
Meets with ARTD 430. Studio Fee: $45.00
200 1 2 (0)'
I I :50-1 :35PM
I AR
Pre-req: ARTD 1 96. Studio Fee: $40.00
Introduction to Human Biology and Diversity S M
200 1 1 (4)
Sculpture
Studio Fee: $45.00
MWF
1 :45-3:30PM
ARTD380
Modern Art AR
20046 (4)
TR
1 1 :50-1 :35PM
ARTD387
ST: The World of Rembrandt
20047 (4)
TR
ARTD390
ArUCulture Weimar German AR
20048 (4)
MW
ARTD426
Digital Photography AR
8 :00-9:45AM
3:40-5 :25PM
JNGR- 1 1 6
Hallam, J
INGR- 1 1 6
Mathew, H
INGR- 1 22
Geller, B
INGR- 1 44
Sobeck, S
JNGR - 1 26
Watts, S
Studio Fee: $50.00 20049 (4)
TR
3:40-5:25PM
ARTD430
Ceramics I I I AR
Meets with ARTD 330. Studio Fee: $45.00
ART ontac t: Art Department 253-535-7573 or arM@tlli!.&.dl! ARTDI60
20050 (4)
MW
1 :45-3:30PM
ARTD440
Secondary Art Education
Meets with ARTD 34 1 . Studio Fee: $25.00 2005 !
Drawing AR
Studio Fee: $35 .00
m
M
! :45-3 :30PM
20027 (4)
MWF
8:00- 1 0:20AM
JNGR- 1 26
Stasinos, M
ARTD465
20028 (4)
MWF
1 1 : 1 5 - 1 :35PM
INGR- 1 26
Sparks, K
Pre-req: ARTD 1 60
20029 (4)
TR
9 : 55-1 1 :40AM
INGR- 1 26
Comwall, G
20052 (4)
MWF
ARTD470
Printmaking II A R
ARTDl80
History of Western Art I AR
20030 (4)
TR
ARTDl81
History of Western Art IJ AR
2003 1 (4)
MW
ARTDI96
Design I: Fundamentals AR
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
1 :45-3 : 30PM
lNGR- 1 1 6
JNGR- 1 1 6
Hallam,
J
MWF
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2 :20PM
JNGR- 1 22
Avila, J
MWF
9: 1 5- 1 O:20AM
JNGR- 122
Sparks, K
ARTD226
Black and White Photography AR
MWF
ARTD496
TR
1 :45-3:30PM
ARTD230
Ceramics I AR
JNGR- 1 34
Geller, B
Design Graphics
MWF
8:00- \o:20AM
JNGR- 144
Sobeck, S
INGR-1 2 8
Stasinos, M
JNGR- 1 24
Cormwall, G
II & ARTD 396. Studio Fee: $40.00
20054 (4)
MWF
ARTD499
I :45-3:30PM
lNGR-1 22
IS: Capstone: Senior Exhibition SR
Avila, J
Independent Study Card Required to register 20055 (2)
Studio Fee: $45.00 20035 (4)
I :45-3:30PM
Pre-req: ARTD 1 96, ARTD 296
Studio Fee: S50.00 20034 (4)
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM
20053 (4)
Studio Fee: $40.00 20033 (4)
& ARTD 365 . Studio Fee: $35.00
Meets with ARTD 370. Studio Fee: $50.00
Mathew, H
20032 (4)
Painting II AR
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TBA
Sparks, K
20089 (4)
BIOLOGY
BIOL324
Contact: Biology Department 2S3.S3S.7S6 1 or �iology�cdu
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BIOL I l I
BIOL I 1 6
RCTR- 1 22 RCTR- I22
BIOL I I 6
BIOL407
Staff Staff
Teska, W
Introductory Ecology Lab
Co-register for BIOL 1 1 6 20060 (0) T 3:40-S:2SPM
RCTR- 1 02
Eggc. ]
RCTR- 1 24
Egge, ]
BIOL424
Ecology NS, SM
2 1 547 (4)
MWF
8:00-9:0SAM
RCTR- 1 29 RCTR- 1 29
Ellard-Ivcy, M Ellard-ivey, M
RCTR-220
Behrens. M
BIOL44 1 Mammalian Physiology NS, SM Co-register for BIOL44 1 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 20097 (4) MWF 1 2 :30- l :35PM RCTR-220
Teska, W
BIOL l 6 1 Principles of Biology I NS, SM Co-register for BIOL l 6 1 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 2006 1 (4) MWF 9: I S- 1 0:20AM RCTR- 1 03
Carlson, ]
Principles of Biology Lab BIOL 1 6 1 RCTR- 136 9:00-1 1 :40AM T RCTR- 136 I :4S-4:2SPM T RCTR- 1 36 L 2:30-3: WPM W
20098 (0) 20099 (0) 20 1 00 (0)
Carl son, ] Auman, A Auman A
BIOL47S
BIOL499
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Carlson. ] Auman, A Carlson, ]
20 1 02 (2)
TR
BIOL l 6 1
Co-register for 20062 (0) 20063 (0) 20065 0 20067 (0) 20068 (0) 20069 (0)
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RCTR- 1 36 RCTR- 1 3 6 RCTR- 1 3 6
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BIOL441
20 1 0 1 (4)
BIOL201
Staff
Staff Staff Staff
HUJDlIII Anatomy
BIOL20S Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab Co-register for BI0L205 20075 (0) T 8 :oo- 1 0:SOAM RCTR- 1 1 6 20076 0 T I :45-4:3SPM RCTR- 1 1 6
20078 (0) 20079 (0) 20080 (0)
W R R
I :45-4:35PM 8:00- 1 0:SOAM 1 l :50-2:40PM
RCTR- 1 1 6 RCTR- 1 1 6 RCTR- 1 1 6
Lerum, ] Behrens, MR Behrens, MR
BIOL323 Principles of Biology III NS. SM Co-register for BI0L323 D iscussion and Lab. Lab Fee: 560.00 20082 (4) MWF 1 1 : I S- 1 2:20PM RCTR- I03 Main, ] BI OL323
Principles of Biology III Discussion
o-register for BI0L323 and Lab 20083 (4) T I :45-2:50PM
RCTR- 1 03
BI0L323
Principles of Biology III Lab
20084 (0) 20085 (0) 20086 (0) 20087 (0) 20088 (0)
W W R R R
BIOL324
Natural History of Vertebrates NS, SM
I :4S-3: 30PM 3:40-5:25PM 9:SS- I I :40AM 1 l :50- 1 :3SPM l :4S-3:30PM
RCTR- 1 22 RCTR- 1 22 RCTR- 1 22 RCTR- 1 22 RCTR- 1 22
Evolution NS
9:SS-1 1 :40AM
TR
8:00-9:0SAM
RCTR- 1 1 5 RCTR- I I S RCTR- I I S
Smith. M Smith, M Sm i t h, M
RCTR-22 I
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RCTR- 1 02
BUSA200
Documenting Professional Development
20 104 ( I )
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20 1 0S (4) 20 1 06 (4) 20 1 07 (4)
M MW MWF
8:00-9:4SAM
I
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1 :4S-S:2SPM 1 :4S-S:2SPM I :4S-S:2SPM
Ellard-ivey, M
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RCTR- 1 28 RCTR- 128 RCTR- 1 28
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BUSINESS
BIOL201
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Introductory Ecology NS, SM
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RCTR- 1 1 6
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Staff
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Managerial Accounting
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GelJeral Chemistry I Discussion
3 :4 0-5 : 2 S PM [ :45-3 JOPM
MeLT- [ 3 7 M ClT- [ 3 7
Pham. Q
20 [ 74 (0)
MW
[ :45-3:30PM
MCLT- 1 3 7
lee. CS
0 I 2 0 1 7 6 (Q.l.
Co-register for CHEM [ 1 5 and l ab.
26
RCTR- I0 3
MWF
TR TR
P ha m,
S:00-9:05AM
20 [ 73 (4)
4:00-4:50PM
Waldow; Fryhle
rREMl TRY Ltlnlin>Jed General Chemistry I Lab Co-register for CHEM l i S and discussion 20 1 80 (0) Open lab-minimum 2.S hours per week CHEM331 Organic Chemistry I NS, SM Co-register for CHEM333 20 1 8 1 (4) MWF 8 :00-9:0SAM fNGR- I OO
Wa ldo w , 0
Public Speaking (cont...) 212 MW INGR- [ [ 5B 20202 (2) I :4S-3:30PM Me Is 2"" hal r o r t�nn
Yakel is, N
TR 20203 (2) Meets [ ' hal f o [ ternl
I :45-3:30PM
lNGR- 1 1 5B
Franke,
20204 (2)
[ :45-3:30PM
INGR- 1 1 5 B
Franke. M
COM
CHEMI15
CHEM333 Organic Chemistry Lab NS , SM Co-register for CHEM3 3 1 2 0 1 82 ( I ) Open lab-minimum 4 . 5 hours per week
Yakelis,
Physical Chemistry NS , SM
Co-register for CHEM343 20 1 83 (4) MWF 1 1 : I S- 1 2:20PM C H E M343
RCTR-224
Biochemistry NS, S M Pre-req: CHEM332, 334, and 336. 20 1 8S (4) MWF . 9: I S- 1 0:20AM
Communicalio u Writing
20205 (2) M\ :vIeets I " halfoftcrnl
3 :40-5 :25PM
INGR- [ 1 5 H
Land, A
20206 (2) TR Meets 1 st half o f teml
I [ :50-1 :3SPM
INGR- I I SB
Wells, R
TR 20207 (2) Meets 2"" halI' of tenn
3 :40-5:25PM
INGR - [ [ 5 B
Wells, R
INGR- I [ 5B
Hartanen, M
Davis, P
Physical Chemistry Lab NS, SM
Co-register for CHEM34 1 . Lab Fee: $60.00 20 1 84 ( I ) R I :4S-S:2SPM RCTR-224
M
Meets 2'" half o f term
C OM A2 1 3 CHEM 41
TR
Sta ff
Davis, P
C H E M4Q3
RCTR- 1 1 6
C HEM499
Capstone: Senior Semina r SR
20 1 88 (0-2)
M
1 2 :30- 1 :3 S PM
RCTR-224
COMAll4
Cotten. M
GrIIU I' Communication
20208 (2) MWIMeets 2'" hal r of term
Waldow, D
[ 1 : 1 5- 1 2 : 20PM
COMA222 Video Production ,PM fdHJ '0" f' I Meets t" half of term COMA 123
CHINESE STUDIES PROGRAl'l
A u dio Pf'od uction,-_ _ _ _ .,._ � _ ��_-= -... --:, ..,-
IU !t.U
Contact: Dr. Paul Manfredi 253.53S.72 1 6 o r rnanfrepr@plucdu
01\1{\225
Courses being offered which may count towards the major o r m i nor: BUSA3S2 CHIN I O I CHIN20 1 CHIN301 HlST338
Global Management Elementary Chinese Intennediate Chinese C Composition & Conversation Modem China C, S I
Instructor's
202 1 1 ( I ) COMA230
Practicum
si gnat ure required. MW 6:00-8:00PM
Staff
INGR- [ I SH
Staff
INGR - [ [ 5 B
Young.
Writing fo r .Journalism
MW 202 1 2 ( 2 ) Meets 2'd halfoftenn
C
INGR- [ 09
I [ : 50- [ : 35PM
ProfesslOllal Writing I :45-3:30PM 202 1 3 (2) MW Meets I" ha l f o f tcnn COMA270
COMMUNICATION Contact: Communication
, Olt': Preregistration will
and Theatre Department
[or students pUNulng
2S3.S3 5.776 [ or
�u.edu-
COM
Note: No course with a COMA prefix meets the Core I Arts r�qui remenl
303
he offered on select upper-division
A
OMA classes
a Comlllunications major or lIIinor.
Gender & Communication
202 1 4 (4)
MWF
COMA305
Argument & Advocacy
202 1 5 (4f
TR
9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM
INGR - I 09
Ehrcnhaus,
fNGR- 1 1 5 B
Franke.
INGR- 1 1 5B
Lisosky,
ADMN-2 2 I
Robinson. S
INGR- I I SB
Harney,
P
except COMA 1 20_ Courses with THEA, ARTD, and MUSI prefix meel lhe Core I Arts requirement. Intended communication majors should
enroll in
ellher COMA I O I or COMA 190. COMA I O I
Introduction to Communication
20 1 95 (4)
MWF
COMAI02
Communication Ethics
1 1 : I S- 1 2: 20PM
TR 20 1 96 (2) Meets I " half o f tenn
3 :40-S:25PM
20 1 97 (2) MWF Meets 2'" half o f tenn
3 :40-S:2SPM
INGR- [ 09
Land, A
INGR- I I S 8
Wells, R
INGR- I I S 8
C0MA320
'ledla . arrative I
202 1 7 (4)
TR
COMA.32 1
The Book in Society
X listed with E. GU I I 202 [ 8 (4) MW
Land. A
C0MA360
20220 (4)
COMA 1 20
Media in the World AR
20 1 98 (4)
MW F
COMA I 90
FI: Intro to Commu nication ( 1 0 1 ) F
20 1 99 (4) 20200 (4)
MWF TR
COMA2 1 2
Public Speaking
8:00-9 : 0S AM
9: I S- 1 0:20AM 8:00-9:45AM
fNGR-1 09
INGR- I [ 5 8 INGR- I 09
8artancn.
M
1WF
1 2 : 30- 1 : 3 5 P M
Public Relatiuns: Principles & Practices
0. 1 A401
42 1
S:00-9:05AM
I nst ruc tor ' s
I
27
.r
D
INGR - I [ 5 B
Harney, D
ING R- I 09
Ehrcnhaus,
INGR- [ 09
Lisosky,
Visual Culture
MWF
[ 2:30- 1 : 3 5 PM
Communication Law
TR
I [ : 50- [ : 3 5PM
Bartanen, M COMA425
M
Public Relations Writing
MWF
20223 (4) INGR- 1 1 58
[ : 45-3 :30PM
2022 [ (4)
COM
MW F 1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM 20201 (2) Meets I " half of tenn
8:00-9:45AM
CO 1A361
202 2 2 (4)
Young, A Feller, A
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
P
J
Communication Practi cum signature required
I
'l"'tl1I"II" U"' -� �"", � � �--��------� -� �
LOMM INlC TID Cllnllnu�d COMA430
Advocacy Writing
20225 (4)
TR
COMA461
Public Relations Planning and Management
20226 (4)
MW
9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40PM
INGR- I 09
Wells, R
20244 (0)
R
CSCE245
Electrical Circuits NS
1 :45-3:30PM
MCLT-2 1 O
Murphy, L
Co-register for CSCE245 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 3:40-5:25PM
INGR- 1 09
20245 (4)
MWF
1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM
CSCE245
Electrical Circuits Lab
Co-register for CSCE245
SC
OOL OF
RT & COMMUNTCA TION
Pre-Internship
SOAC295
I :45-3:30PM
R
SOAC299
Keystone
INGR- I 09
T
SOAC395
Pre-Internship
I :45-3:30PM
INGR- 1 09
Feller, A
Meets with SOAC295
SOAC399
R
I :45-3:30PM
CSCE270
Data Structures NS
INGR- I 09
Feller, A
SOAC495
Internship
I :45-3:30PM
INGR- I 09
Feller, A
R
20247 (4)
MWF
9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM
CSCE270
Data Structure Lab
MCLT-203
Blaha, K
20248 (0)
T
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
MeLT-2 1 0
Blaha, K
T
I I :50- 1 :35PM
MCLT-2 1 0
Blaha, K
CSCE343
Programming La nguage Concepts NS
20250 (4)
MWF
CSCE346
Digital Electronics NS
I I : 1 5 - 1 2 :20PM
MCLT-203
Murphy. L
3 : 40-5 : 25 PM
SOAC499
Capstone SR
2 1 384 (2)
T
3:40-5:25PM
INGR-I09
INGR- I 09
2025 1 (4)
TR
1 1 :50- 1 :3 5 PM
CSCE346
Digital Electronics Lab
MCLT- 1 32
Easwaran, S
MCLT-2 1 2
Easwaran, S
Co-register for CSCE346
Course focus is newslab. Instructor's signature required.
1 -8
Kakar, A
Co-register for CSCE346 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00
Meets with SOAC299 T
MCLT-2 1 2
20249 (0)
Keystone
2 1381 ( I )
2 1382
W
Feller, A
Meets with SOAC399
(I)
I :45-5:25PM
20246 (0)
Co-register for CSCE270
2 1 379 ( 1 )
2 1 380
Kakar, A
Co-register for CSCE270 Lab. Lab Fec: 560.00
Meets with.SOAC395 2 1 378 ( I )
MCLT-2 1 2
Young, A
20252 (0)
Feller. A
Feller, A
SIGN LANGUAGE SIGN I O I
Sign Language A
2 1 376 (4)
TR
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
ADMN-2 1 2
Curtis. G
2 1 37 7 (4)
TR
1 :45 -3 :30PM
ADMN-2 1 6
Curtis,
G
R
1 :45-3:30PM
CSCE371
Design & Analysis of Algorithms NS
20253 (4)
MWF
CSCE372
Algorithms, Machines, and Grammars NS
20254 (4)
MWF
CSCE386
Computer Networks NS
20255 (4)
MWF
9 : 1 5 - 1 0:20AM
1 2:30- 1 : 3 5 PM
8:00-9:05AM
CSCE436
Pattern Recognitioll NS
20256 (4)
TR
8:00-9:45AM
MCLT-2 1 0
MCLT-2 1 0
Blaha, K
MCLT-203
Spillman, R
MCL T-203
Spillman, R
CSC E499
Capstone: Senior Seminar SR
20257 (2)
TR
3 : 40-5:25PM
Hauser. G
MCLT- 1 3 1
Kakar, A
COMPUTER SCIENCE & E
G INEERING
Contact: Computer Science
wwY{" cs..plu.l:du
&
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION
Engineering Department 253 .535 .7400 or
Contact: Cooperative Education/Academic Internships 253 . 5 3 5 . 7324 or
CSCE 1 I 5
Solve it With Computers MR, NS
20234 (4)
MW
3 :00-4 :45PM
MCLT-203
intem@plu.edu Independent Study card required to register. Easwaran. S
COOP276
CSC E I 20
Computerized Information Systems NS
20235 (4)
TR
9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40PM
MCL T-203
Folsom. M
20236 (4)
TR
I :45-3:30PM
MCLT-203
Folsom, M
20237 (4)
TR
3 :40-5 :25PM
MCLT-203
Folsom, M
CSC E I 3 1
Introduction to Engineering NS
COOP476
TR
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
MCLT- 2 1 4
CSC E I 3 I
I ntroduction to Engineering Lab
20239 (0)
F
CSCEI44
4: 1 5-5:30PM
MCLT- 1 32
Staff
Full-time Advanced I nternship
20229 ( 1 -8)
COOP476
Leon-Guerrero
Intern: Disney World College Program
20230 ( 1 -8)
Co-register for CSCE 1 3 1 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 2023 8 (4)
Full-time Internship
20228 ( 1 -8)
Kakar. A
COOP476
Herbert-Hill
Intern: Senator's Constituent
2023 l ( 1 -8) Kakar, A
COOP477
Herbert-H i l l
International Work Experience Staff
20232 ( 1 - 1 2)
I ntroduction to Computer Science N S
Co-register for CSCE 1 44 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 20240 (4)
MWF
1 2:30- 1 :3 5 P M
MCLT-203
Hauser, G
2024 1 (4)
MWF
I :45-2:50PM
MCL T-203
Murphy, L
CSCEl44
Introduction to Computer Science Lab
20242 (0)
R
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
MCLT-2 1 0
Hauser, G
20243 (0)
R
1 1 :5 0 - 1 :35PM
MCLT-2 1 0
Murphy. L
COOP576 20233
Co-register for CSCE I 44
28
( 1 -4)
Work Experience I I I Staff
EDUC392
DA. CE Contact: Communication and Theatre Department 253.535.7359 DANC l 70
Introduction to Dance
2 1 543 (4)
MWF
9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM
ECAM-GYM
McGill, M
EDUC394
ECO
0
ICS
ECON I O J
Principles of Microeconomics S2
MWF MWF TR
8:00-9:05AM 1 2:30- 1 :3SPM 9:SS- 1 1 :40AM
XAVR- I 50 XAVR-20 1 ADMN-2 1 0
ECONJ02
Principles of Macroeconomics S2
20262 (4)
MW
E
ON 1 1 I
I :4S-3:30PM
Johnson, N Staff Travis, K
XAVR- l SO
I I :50- 1 : 35PM
ECON J 90
FI: Principl�s of Microeconomics (JO I ) F, S2
20264 (4)
MW
ECON301
Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis S2
20265 (4)
MW
ECON302
Intermediate M acroeconomic Analysis S2
20266 (4)
MW
l :45-3:30PM
1 :45-3:30PM
3 :40-5:25PM
RAMS-204
RCTR-22 I
ADMN-2 1 9
ADMN-2 1 2
EDUC4J2
Reiman, M
International Economics S2
ECON333
Economic Develpmt: Comparative 3rd Wrld Strat C,S2
20268 (4)
MWF
8:00-9:45AM
9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM
ECON34J
Strategic Behavior S2
20269 (4)
MWF
ECON344
Econometrics S2
Lab Fee: $50.00
9 : 1 5- 1 0:20A1'.1
1 2 :30- I :3SPM 1 2 :30- 1 :3SPM
XAVR- 1 50
Staff
XAVR-20 1
Peterson, N
MWF F
ECON499
Capstone: Senior Seminar SR
20273 (4)
TR
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
Reiman, M
ADMN-209
20270 (4)
MCLT- 1 38 ADMN-2 1 3
ADMN-22 I
EDUC425
Ng'ang'a, P
TR
�O�74 3)
\I.
II: NI-9:30P. 1
XA I, R-�5(l
Social Studies in K-8 Education
ADMN-2 1 7 ADMN-2 1 7
Nelson, P Nelson, P
Inquiry into Teaching II: Diverse Learners
Alt. Routes only. Meets 9/8, 9/22, 1 0/ 1 3 , 1 0/27, 1 1 1 1 0 , 3 :40-5:25PM 3 :40-5:25PM 3 :40-5:25PM 8:30-3:30PM
ADMN-2 1 9 ADMN-2 1 7 ADMN-2 1 5 ADMN-209
EDUC430
Student Teaching in K-8 SR
20296 ( 1 0)
Elem. take with EDUC 450
Williams, G Weiss, J Hassen, J Leitz, P
Weiss, J
EDUC444
English in Secondary School
Secondary students take with 425. Meets with 447, 448. Students must reserve a minimum of 6hrs/wk for fieldwork in assigned praetiewn sites. 20298 (4) TR 1 :45-3:30PM lNGR- l OO Staff
Travis, K
EDUC447
Science in Secondary School
See notes on EDUC444 1 : 45-3:30PM TR 20299 (4)
Hunnicutt, L
EDUC448
Economic Policy Analysis
Rcisberg, L Rcisberg, L Reisberg, L Reisberg, L
EDUC434 Student Teaching in Elem (Dual) SR Srudents seeking endorsement in elem. and sped take 434, 450, & SPED459 20297 (6) TBA Weiss, J
dU;HC lOIJf'SCS:
E·CON520
ADMN-2 1 3 ADMN-2 1 3 ADMN-2 1 3 ADMN-2 1 3
SciencelHeaIth in K-8 Education
See notes on EDUC4 1 0 . and 1 21 1 TR 20293 (4) TR 20294 (4) TR 20295 (4) S 2 1 5 1 2 (4)
Hunnicutt, L
ECON33J
Hassen, J Thirumurthy, V StalT Hillis, M
& Teaching: Lab
See notes on EDUC4 1 0 2029 1 (4) TR 1 l :50- 1 :35PM 20292 (4) TR 1 :45-3:30PM
Reiman, M
20267 (4)
ADMN- I O I ADMN-2 1 5 TBA ADMN-2 1 9
Elem. take EDUC4 1 0, 4 1 2, 425 . Secondary take EDUC44x and 425. Students must reserve minimum 6hrs/ck for fieldwork in assigned practicum sites. 20289 (4) TR I I :50-1 :35PM ADMN-2 1 5 Vedros, R 20290 (4) TR I :45-3:30PM ADMN-2 1 5 Vedros, R
Principles of M icroeconomics: Global and Environmental
TR
(r.
EDUC4 1 0
Damar, H
20263 (4)
Technology
See notes on EDUC 390 20285 (2) M NO-5 :30PM 20286 (2) T NO-5:30PM 20287 (2) T 5:40-7:25PM 20288 (2) R 3 :40-5:30PM
Contact: E�onomics Department 253.535.7595 or traviskm@plu.edu
20259 (4) 20260 (4) 2026 1 (4)
Inquiry into Learning II
See notes on EDUC390 2028 I (4) 9:55- 1 1 :40AM TR TR 20282 (4) 9:55- 1 l :40AM 20283 (4) 9:55- 1 1 :40AM TR TR 20284 (4) 9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM
EDUC450
Staff
Social Studies in Secondary School
See notes on EDUC444 20300 (4) TR I :45-3:30PM
Damar. H
lNGR- l OO
INGR- I OO
Staff
Inquiry into Learning and Teaching
Elcm. Ed students: Co-register with EDUC430 or 434 (SPED459 & 460). Secondary Ed students register with EDUC468 or 466 (& SPED439) 203 0 1 (2) W 3 :40-5:25PM ADMN-202 Weiss, J
E D U CATION Contact: School of Education 253.535 .7272 or educ@plu.edu For information regarding prerequisites, fieldwork, and student teaching
PHED Student Teachers only 20302 (2) F 8:00- 1 1 :40AM
please refer to page 10 in the class schedule. EDUC390
Required for all EDUC majors (except BAME). Co-register for EDUC 392, 394,
Staff
Student Teaching- Secondary (Dual) SR Secondary SPED students take EDUC450 and SPED439 20303 (7) TBA TBA
Weiss, J
Hassen. J Thirumurthy, V Staff Hil lis, M
Student Teaching- Secondary SR Secondary Ed students take with EDUC450 20304 ( 1 0) TBA TBA
Weiss, J
Nelson, P
EDUC468 Student Teaching- Secondary SR This section for PHED majors only. See notes on EDUC468 TBA Staff 20305 ( 1 0) TBA
EDUC466
& SPED 320. Students must reserve a minimum of 6 hrs/wk in a.m. for fieldwork in assigned practicum sites. 8:00-9:45AM 20276 (4) TR 8:00-9:45AM TR 20277 (4) 8:00-9:45AM TR 20278 (4) TR 20279 (4) 8:00-9:45AM EDUC391
TBA
Inquiry into L�arnlng I
ADMN- I O I ADMN-2 I S ADMN-2 1 7 ADMN-2 1 9
EDUC468
Foundations of Learning
Music and Education majors only. 20280 (3) TR 8:00-9:45AM
ADMN-200
29
EDUC497
SP: Effective Tutoring Methods
20306 (0-4)
TBA
Foley, L
EOUCATlO
C(ln!inu�
CDdua,cCount" ED CS38
rhan L 20443 (2)
' PED430
Whole Literar.y Instrllcl K- 1 2
rn c r- Registration by
Dept. M A w i t h Cert. students only
20444 (2)
W W
8 :30- 1 2 :30PM 8:30- 1 2:30PM
TBA TBA
EDUC544
Inquiry i n Communities, Schoot-, and
Enrollment limited to MAKert students. 20445 (2) M 1 :45-3:30PM M 20446 (2) I :45-3:JOPM EDUC551
Lewis, J Staff
lassrooms
ADMN- I O I ADJ'.,I1'-:- 1 0 I
Woolworth, S
Woolworth, ,
Leader 'hip II
Enrollmcnt lim ited to P rojec l l cad MA students. Meets 9/8, 1 01 1 3, 1 [ 1 1 0 , 1 2/8. Registration is by Dept. 20447 ( 1 -4) S 8 : J O-4:00PM ADMN-2 1 5 Yetter, C ED
C554
L ea de rsh i p
Students wilh EmotionJlI and Behavioral Disabilities
Undergraduate SPED only. 2 1 4 33 (4) M 3 : 40-7:00PM PED439
Student
ADMN-204B
Williams, G
T eac hi ng in Secondary School
S tuden ts s eeki n g secondary and Sped e ndorsemen t take EDUC450, 466. S tudent t each ing extends over an 1 8 week period. 2 1 434 ( 5 ) TBA Leitz, P PE D459 Student Teaching in Special Education seeking elementary and Sped endorsement take EDUC434, 450. Studen t Teaching extends over an 1 8 week period TnA Leitz, P 2 [ 435 (6) Students
P� D460
2 1 436 ( I )
Special Education Student Tea c b i ng S e mina r
TBA
Leitz, P
V
Enrollment limited to Prin c. ipal Cert candidates. Registration by Dcpt. 20448 ( 1 -4) TBA TEA S ta ir ,0 C560
20449 ( [ -2) 20450 ( 1 -2) 2045 1 ( [ -2 )
Prllcticum A
TBA
TBA TBA
TBA THA
ED CS63A
Seminar: lssues with
20452 ( 1 -4) 20453 ( 1 -4)
iTlA
TB
T I3 A
TBA
EDUCS6S
The Art and Pra
tud�nt Teac.hi n!!
Rcisberg, L Reisberg, L
ENGLISH Contact: I:nglish Department 253.535.732 1 or.!ggl(a)plu.ed� Attention: International Students should see the LANGUAGES & LITERATURES sec ti o n for their writing semi na rs The following courses, listed under Langu ages & Literatures, are taught in En g l is h and meet the Literature GUR: CLAS250 SCAN24 1
tiel' of Teach ing
Enrollment l imited to M crt studen ts, 20454 (6) TR I :45-3:30PM 20455 (6) TR I :45-3:30PM EDUCS95 20456 (2)
M If illis, M Staff Hill is,
ADMN-204B ADMN-2 [ 9
Byrnes. R Thirumurthy, V
E
THA
Scandinavian Folklore
Topics in Literature: Themes & A uth or s L T
T o pi c :
I nternsh ip in E du IIlianal Administrallon TBA
GU13
Classical M yth o l ogy
20457 (4)
Staff
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
TR
Five Feminist Classics 1 :45-3:30PM A DMN-2 1 4
ENGL2 1 4
Poetry LT
2 1 539 (4)
MWF
ENGU I S
Short Fiction L T
20459 (4)
MW
ENGLZ I 7
Topics in Literature A, L T
[ 2:30· 1 : 3 5 PM
Jansen, S
ADMN-2 1 7
Albrecht,]
EVLD-227
Seal, D
1 :45-3:30PM
Topic: Gay and Lesbian Li tera tur e
20460 (4)
SP £ D 1 90
Fl :
IndMduals with DisabiJ[lies ( 1 95 )
Se rvice Learning component req u i red . 2 [ 427 (4) TR 1 1 :50- 1 :35P M SPED3 t 5
ADM 1-2 1 1 U
E DU
I
20463 (4)
W i l l iams, G
and :'II egll!N
X : 30-4:00PM ADMN-2 [ 7 2 1 429 ( 1 ) S Meets 9/29, 1 0/6. Breakout room ADMN-2 [ 9 2 1 430 ( 1 ) S 8 :30-4:00PM ADMN-2 1 0 Meets 1 1 /3 . [ [ 1 1 7. Breako ut rOOI11 ADMN-2 1 2
Meets l Ol l . 1 0/X. [ 01 1 5. 1 0/22. B re ako ut
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
Imaginative Writing I WR
TR
3:40-5:25PM
C ont em po ra ry MWF
Barot, E
ADMN·2 1 I A
Staff
ADMN-2 1 ,1 A
Sk ipper, J
Literature LT
[ 2 :30-1 : 3 5 PM
American Traditions i n
ADMN-206
Martin, D
Li teratu re LT
Topic:
l<.
wi E DU 3 90, 392, 3 94. Re qu i red prior to Student Teach i ng . 2 1 42X ( [ ) S 8:30-4:00PM ADMN-200 Gerlach, K Meets 9/X, 9/ 1 5 . Breako u t room ADMN-202
Meets 911 [ , 9/ 1 R, 9/25, 1 012 � I 1 5 O·
G1.230
20462 (4)
ENGL241 ADMN-204B
ues with Child Abuse
s tud ent s take
Autobiographical Writing WR TR
E
Gerlach. K
Assessment & Evaluation
U nde rgraduate SPED student only W 3 :40-5 :25PM 2 1 5 1 3 (2) SPED320
ENGL225
2 1 505 (4)'
A, F
ADMN-208
1 :45-3:30PM
2046 1 (4)
ENGL227
PECIAL EDUCATIO
MW
G L 2S t
British Traditions in Literature LT
Albrecht, J
ADMN- 2 1 9
Ca mpbe ll, T
ENGL3 I I The Book in Soci ety wi th COMA3 2 1 . D oes not satisfy Lit GUR 20465 (4) MW I :4S-3 :30PM ADMN·22 I
Robinson, S
20464 (4)
MWF
8:00-9:05AM
Xl isted
Gerlach, K
[NGLlI 3
Art of the Book I
with ARTD3 3 I . Requires permission: Contac t S. Rob inson. Fee: S35 20466 (4) TR 1 1 :50- 1 : 3 5 PM INGR- I 22 Spring, J
Ger[ach. K
X[ istcd
ENGL325
(,(, I ,d t..: rooms ADMN-20'i, I MN-2 [ 9
Re·thinking Individualism MWF 1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM ADMN-204A
2046X (4) 20469 (4)
[) f -_O_
30
Personal Essay W R
MWF MW
1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM J : 40-5:25PM
ADMN-2 1 I A ADMN-2 1 I A
Campbell, T Staff
E 'GLlSH Conlinued ENGL32 6
WrlUng fo r Children
20470 (4)
TR
INQ U I RY SEMINARS
WR
1 :45-3 :JOPM
ADMN-2 1 1 B
Rahn. S
'OMAI90
I :45-3:30PM
RAMS-207
20472 (4)
MW
ENGLJ28
Advanrrd Composition for Te ac h er s WR
20473 (4)
MW
•
TR
ADMN-2 1 6
3 :40-5 :25PM
ENGL335
Fairy Tales & Fantasy L T
20475 (4)
MWF
ENGL352
20478 (4) GL362
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2 : 20PM
Chaucer LT MW 3 :40-5 :25PM
EVLD-227
ADMN-206
J
Staff
Ilild VIctorian Literature LT 3:40-5 :25PM ADMN-2 1 4
TR
ENGL373
20" Century American Fiction
2048 1 (4)
TR
Seal, D
9:5S- I I :40PM
ADMN-202
Kaufman, R
ENGlA03
The E ng li h Langnage
TR
ENGL425
Writi ng on Special Topics
SR, WR
20483 (4)
Topic: Wring Memoir TR 9:55-1 1 :40PM
Ll BR-330
ENGL45 I
Seminar: Author LT. SR Topic:
TR
3 :40-S:25PM
WF TR
ECON 1 90
20264 (4)
1'1 : I n(I Ulry Seminar F. S2 MW I :45-3:30PM RCTR-22 I
SPED J90 2 1 427 (4)
TR
pmLI90 2 1 264 (4)
MWF
PUED I90 2 1 209 (4)
I: Healing Arts of tb� MInd and Body (362) A, F, PE TR 8:00-9:45AM 0 M-FLDH McGill. M
SOCU90 2 1 387 (4)
WRl'f l O l
2 1 476 (4)
Staff
2 1 477 (4)
Around I 92S: ivlodernism. Nativism. A mcrica nism I :45-3:30PM ADM -2 1 1 A M arc us , L
2 1 478 (4)
2 1 480 (4)
EN VIRONME NTAL STUDIES Environmental S tu d ie s
Program 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7556 llr env t@plu.edu
2 1 48 1 (4)
c o u nt towards the major or minor:
2 1 482 (4)
Additional courses offered which may
BIOL I 1 6 CHEM I 04 ON ! l l RELI36S
E V T l 04 Co-register
20485 (4)
Introductory Ecology
S. SM
2 1 483 (4)
Environmental C hem is try NS, S M Principles of M icroeconomics: Global and Enrvironmcntal S2 Christian Moral Issues R2
2 1 484 (4) 2 1 485 (4) 2 1 486 (4�
Conservation of 'atural Resources N . SM for ENVT I 04 Lab. Lab Fcc: $60.00. X l i st cd with GEOS 1 04 MWF 1 2 :30- 1 :35PM RCTR- 1 09 1vlcKcnny. R
ENVT I 04
Consen'ation o f N atura l Resources Lab
20486 (0) 20487 (0)
M W
E NVT49S
Internship
1 :45-3 :30PM I :4S-3 :3 0PM
RCTR- 1 09 RCTR- I 09
IS card rcq u ired. May be taken for 1 -4 credits 204R9 ( 1 -4 ) TBA TBA TBA TBA 20490 ( 1 -4) 2049 1 ( 1 -4) TBA TB A
rNGR- I I S I3 ING R- 1 09
Staff Feller, A
Reiman, M
Indiyiduals � ith DlsabLUtles (195) A. F I I :50- 1 :35PM ADMN-200 Gerlach, K Go od 9 : 1 5 - 1 0:20 M
FI: Ethics & the
F. PH ADM '-2 2 1
t i fe ( 1 2 5)
Johnson, G
A, F. S2 XA VR-250
FI: Introduction to Sociology
MWF
I :4S-2:50PM
Renfrow. [)
WRITING SEM INARS
2 1 479 (4)
ontact:
FI:
9: I S- I O : 20A.!'v1 8:00-9:45AM
FI: Introduction to :ocia! Work ( 1 0 1 ) F, S 2 Includes 3 field tri ps and service learning component 2 1 3 97 (4) MW I :45-3 :30PM RAMS-20S Moran, M
Robinson, S
Marlin, D
20 1 99 (4) 20200 (4)
SOCW I 90
Jansen, S
LT ADMN-206
20482 (4)
20484 (4)
R ah n , S
RomanIk
20479 (4)
101.
not both.
Children's Literatu re LT
F..NGL333
20474 (4)
ADMN-2 1 I B
3:40-5:25PM
Skipper.
(101) F majors should enroll in c. i th cr COMA 1 90 or 'OM
Fl: I ntro to Communication
Intended co mm un i cat io n
2 1 4H7 (4) 2 1 488 (4)
Me 'enny, R McKenny, R
2 1 489 (4) 2 1 490 (4) 2 1 491 (4)
Olufs, D Kraig, B Swank, D
2 1 492 (4) 2 1 493 (4) 2 1 494 (4) 2 1 495 (4)
T H E FIRST-YEAR EX PERIENCE ontaet: First Year Experience Program 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7285 or woolwost@plu.cdu In q uiry seminars and writing seminars arc for srudents enlering PLU in the 20072008 sc ho o l year w i t h fewer than 20 transferable semester crcdit hours. PLEASE NOTE: Students may only enroll in one i nqu i ry scminar over the course of the
2 1 496 (4) 2 1 497 (4) 2 1 498 (4) 2 1 499 (4)
year.
31
Wrillng Seminar FW. WR
MW 1 :4S-3:30PM XAVR- 1 40 Huclsbeck. D Topic: Vanishcd Pe op l e s and Lost Civ: Pop A rc ha eology ADMN-2 1 I A Brown-Carlton MWF 1 2:30-1 :35PM Topic: Conflict and Peace TR I I :50- 1 :35P 1 LlBR-3 3 2 Byrnc'S. R Top ic: Reinventing the American H i gh School MWF 8 :00-9:05AM ADMN-22 1 Plach n . K To p i c: Terrorism and Countcr-Terrorism MW I :4S-3 :30PM SOTl-l- G A l b rec h t, J Topic: Sustainability: Balancing Self. o nuTI un i ty , E nvt. TR 9:5S- 1 1 :40AM RAMS-207 l3arot. E Top i c: Autobiography of a Face RAMS-107 Robinson. S 1 :45-3 :30PM TR To p i c : Endurance MWF 9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM RAMS-207 Campbe l l, T Topic: Fathers and Sons TR Skipper, J I :4S-3:30PM RAM -203 TR ADM -2 1 1 11 Staff 8:00-9:45AM TR 9:55 - 1 1 :40AM RAMS-203 Lcvy, 1 Topic: Se r iou s Comics; Rhetoric of the Graphic ovcI TI{ I :45-3 : 30PM ADMN-206 Levy, M Topic: Serious Comics; R hetoric of the Graphic ov c l TR 3 :40-5:20PM ADMN-22 I Jansen, S Topic: The Reauty Myth TR 9:55-1 1 :40AM ADMN-2 1 1 13 Kaufman, R Top ic: Eat my Words: Writing, Service, and Food MW 3:40-5 :25PM ADMN-2 2 1 Temple-Thurston To p ic : Our P l ace in the World: xp loring Nature; Spirit, Cu lrurc TR I :45-3 :30PM HONG-24613 Marcus. L Topic: Banned Books Martin, D ADMN-206 MWF 9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM Topic: Four by Shakespeare TR 8:00-9:4SAM ADMN-204A St IT MWF 9 : I S- I 0:20AM ADMN-2 1 1 A Sea l , D Topic: Dreams MW I :45-3 :30PM INGR- 1 09 Land, A Topic: Writing for Mass Communication MWF 9 : 1 5 - 1 0:20AM ADMN-2 1 I B Keller. J Topic: Who Are We? Diversity i n America RCTR-22 I mitb, J MWF 9 : 1 5 - 1 O:20AM MWF I I : l S- 1 2:20 � M MeLT- 1 3 7 Smith. J TR I I : 50- 1 :35PM RAMS-207 Smith, J
F 1RST-Yr�R rxp R I I N(:t WRITI O I
2 1 500 (4) 2 1 5 0 1 (4) 2 1 502 (4)
onlinu d
Writing Seminar (continued) MWF 1 1 : I 5- 1 2:20PM RAMS-207 Kaurin, P Topic: Warriors: Myths, Icons and Real Life TBA TBA
GEOSCIENCES ontal't: G"osclences Department 253.535 .7563 o r geos@plu.edu GE S I O I Our Changing Planet NS, SM Co-regIster for I ,os I 0 I Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 20505 (4) MWF 9 : 1 5- 1 0:20AM RCTR- 1 09 GEO 1 0 1
Our Changing Planet Lab
20 ()6 (0) 20607 (0)
T R
G£OS I 02
General Oceanography NS, SM
20508 (4)
MWF
1 1 :50- 1 : 35PM
I I :50- 1 :35PM
RCTR- 109 RCTR-109
Co-register for GEOS I 02 lab. Lab Fec: $60.00 � m:o 102 20509 (0)
I I : 1 5- 1 2 : 20PM
RCTR- I 09
Lowes, B
Lowes, B Lowes, B
Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Geologic Hazards NS, SM
9:55- 1 1 :40AM 9:55 - 1 1 :40AM
RCTR- 1 09 RCTR- 1 09
Co-rcgi*r for GEOS I 03 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 205 1 1 (4) MWF 8:00-9:05AM RCTR- I 09
Whitman, J Whitman, J
Staff
E a rthquakes, Volcanoes, aJld Geologic Hazards Lab
T
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8:00-9:45AM 8:00-9:45AM
RCTR- 1 09 RCTR- 1 09
Staff Staff
GE 104 Conservation of Natural Resou rces NS, SM Co- regi s ter for GEOS 1 04 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 205 1 4 (4) MWF 1 2:30- 1 :35PM RCTR- I 09 McKenney, R
1 :45-3:30PM 1 :45-3:30PM
W
GEOSJ 26
Optical Mineralogy NS, SM
M
RCTR- I 09 RCTR- 1 09
Co-register for GEOS326 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 205 1 7 (2) M I :45-2:50PM RCTR- 1 1 3
CEO 327
Stratigraphy and Sedimentation NS, SM
1 :45-3:30PM I :45-3:30PM
Co-register for GE S327 lab. Lab Fee: S60.00 20520 (4) MWF 1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM RCTR- 1 1 3
R
20522 (4)
TR
Gl W 330 20523 (0)
T
8
Capstone: Research Sembtar S R
T
6.
OP t
��:==:&..:;l�__ ADMN-2 I J�B
H I STORY Contact: History Department 253 535.7595 or hist@plu.edu HISTl07
20540 (4)
1 :45-3:30PM
RCTR- 1 1 3
1 1 :50- 1 : 35PM
RCTR- I I 3
3:40-4:45PM
MWF
HIST220
20543 (4)
8 : 00-9:45AM
I :45-2:50PM
ADMN-200
Modern Latin America C, S I
TR
1 1 :50- 1 :35PM
[NGR- I OO
HIST252
19" Centun' American Historv S I
20544 (4)
MWF
HISTl5J
20" Century American History S I
I : 4S -2:50PM
Service Learning required 20545 (4) TR J UO- I :35PM
Staff
32
OGY M - I 04
ADMN-209
Staff
Hames, G
Di Stefano, D
Kraig, B
Introduction to Historical Methods and Research S I
Instructor's signature required to register. 20546 (4) MW I :45-3:30PM
Benham, S
McKenney, R
Cathcart, A
Modern World History C, S I
Benham, S
RCTR-108
ADMN-2 1 6
H lSTl l 5
Seminar NS
T
Starf
20542 (4)
HISTJJ5
Staff
ADMN-2 1 4
East Asian Societies C , S I
20547 (4)
RCTR- I 1 3
I I : J 5- 1 2: 20PM
TR
Maps: Images of the Earth Lab
I :45-3:30PM
'
HISTI09
Lowes, B
Lowes, B Lowes, B
Histor:l' of W�stern Civilization S I
MWF
2054 1 (4)
Stratigraphy and Sedimentation Lab
GF:OS330 Maps: Images of the Earth NS, SM o-rcgi;,ter for GEOS330 Lab. Lab Fee: $60.00
20524 ( ! )
GLST499
H I STJOI
RCTR- 1 1 3 RCTR- 1 1 3
W F
G 0
McKenny, R McKenny, R
Optical Mineralogy Lab
205 1 8 (0) 205 1 9 (0)
2052 1 (0)
Value Creation in the Global Environment Global Management International Marketing S2 I nternational Economics Economic Development: Comparative 3'" World Strat C,S2 Voices of Diversity: Post-Colonial Lit and Theory C. L T Composition & Conversation C Composition & Conversation C Latin Amer History: Central Amer and the Caribbean C, S 1 Quest for Global Justice: Systems and Reality 1 3 International Relations S I Cultural Psychology S 2
Co nservation of Natural Resources Lab
205 1 5 (0) 205 1 6 (0)
(;EOSJ27
BUSA20 1 BUSA352 BUSA460 ECON33 1 ECON333 ENGL343 FREN30 1 GE R.J\13 0 1 HIST335 INTC326 POLS3 3 I PSYC335
General OceaJlography Lab
GEOS I 03
EO 326
Courses offered which may count towards the major or minor:
Whitman, J
205 1 0 (0)
o 1 04
Contact: Global S tudies Program 253.535 .7595 or glst@plu.edu
05 ' ( 41
T R
(;EOSI03 205 1 2 (0) 205 1 3 (0)
GLOBAL ST U D IE
ADMN-2 1 I A
Kraig, B
Latin Amer Hist: Central Amer & Caribbean C, S I
TR
3:40-5:25PM
RAMS-206
Hames, G
ADMN-2 1 O
Cathcart, A
HIST338
Modern China C, S I
20548 (4)
TR
HIST345
American Business and Economic History S I
20549 (4)
MWF
I :45-3:30PM
8:00-9:05AM
ADMN-2 1 2
H IST352
The American Revolution S I
205 5 1 (4)
MWF
1 2:20- 1 :35PM
HIST360
The Holocaust A, S I
20552 (4)
TR
H I ST460
West and Northwest A, S I
20553 (4)
MWF
9:55 - 1 1 :40AM
9: 1 5 - 1 0 :20AM
Carp, E
ADMN-2 1 6
Staff
INGR- 1 00
Ericksen, R
EVLD-228
Di Stefano, D
INTERNAT I ONAL CORE ontaet: INTC Program 253.535.7630 or brownrs{a}Qlu,edu _ Core II students who have taken INTC I I I are able to register for INTC courses via the web. Registration for INTC courses will occur at your regularly scheduled
20495 (4)
MWF
FRENI02
Elementary French
20496 (4)
MWF
FREN201
Intermediate French C
signature on an ADDfDROP form and tum the form in to Student Services. The Experience of War 12
20572 (4)
MW
INTC23 1 .
Gender, Sexuality and Culture A. 1 2
20573 (4)
MWF
INTC251
Cultural Globalization 12
20575 (4)
TR
INTC326
Quest for Global Justice 13
20576 (4)
TR
I :45-3:30PM
1 2 :30- 1 :35PM
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
INTE RNATIO
ADMN-209
Jensen, M
1 2:30-1 :35PM
ADMN-209
Staff
20497 (4)
MWF
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM
ADMN-2 1 6
Taylor, S
20498 (4)
MWF
9 : 1 5 - 1 0:20AM
ADMN-2 1 6
Taylor, S
FREN301
CompositIon
Kaurin, P
&
Conversation C
Pre-req: FREN 202
OGYM-I04
Staff
LIBR-332
Byrnes, R
20500 (4)
MWF
1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM
HONG-246B
Brown, R
20501 (4)
MWF
1 2:30- 1 :3SPM
HONG-246B
Taylor, S
FREN422
Masterpieces of French Lit C, LT
Pre-req: FREN 302 20503 (4)
ADMN-2 1 7
ADMN-2 1 0
Continuation of FREN I 0 I or by placement
appt. time. Core I students registering for INTC courses must receive instructor's
INTC221
9 : 1 5- 1 0:20AM
Kraig, B
AL H ONORS PROG RAM
MWF
I :4S-2:S0PM
LIBR-330
FREN499
Capstone: Senior Project SR
20504 (2-4)
W
3:40-S:2SPM
Jensen, M
ADMN-2 1 9
Nelson, E
GE RM N
ontac!: Honors Program 253.535.7630 or brownrs@PJu.ed� First year students who have applied and are selected for the International Honors
GERM I O I
Elementary German
Program will enroll in one section of IHON I I I .
20525 (4)
MWF
8 :00-9:0SAM
ADMN-204B
Staff
20526 (4)
MWF
9: I S- 1 0:20AM
HONG-246A
Staff
IHON t l I
Authority and Discovery H I
2 1 529 (4)
MWF
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2 :20PM
EVLD-228
Torvend, S
GERM201
Intermediate German C
2 1 5 30 (4)
MWF
1 2 : 30- 1 :35PM
ADMN-208
Ihssen, B
20S27 (4)
MWF
I 1 : 1 S - 1 2 :20PM
HONG-246A
StatT
2 1 5 3 1 (4)
MWF
ADMN-2 1 4
Brown, R
20S28 (4)
MWF
1 2:30- 1 :35PM
HONG-246A
Staff
GERMJOI
Composition
I :45-2:50PM
& Conversation C
Pre-req: GERM 202
L A N G UAGES & L ITERA T U R S Contact: Languages and Lit Department 253.535.7321 or �@£!!l�du
To assure
correct placement in language courses,
1111 stlldents
with previous
nudy are required to take a placement test. The tests for most languages are www.plu.edul-lrc. For all other information regarding Languages and Literatures please refer to page 10 of the class schedule.
The fol lowing courses are taught in English: Classical Mythology
SCAN24 I
Scandinavian Folklore
Elementary Chinese
20 1 89 (4)
MWF
CHIN201
Intermediate Ch inese C
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20AM
ADMN-204B
Li Jingzhen
CHIN301
MWF
9 : 1 5 - 1 0:20AM
ADMN-2 1 9
GERM32 1
German Civilization t o 1750 C
Christensen, K
2 1 5 4 1 (4)
MW
1 :4S-3:30PM
GERM499
Capstone: Senior Project SR
2053 1 (2-4)
W
3 : 40-S:2SPM
LIBR-332
Christensen, K
ADMN-2 1 9
Nelson, E
HONG-246B
Li Jingzhen
GREKIOt
Elementary Greek
20S34 (4)
MWF
GREK20t
Intermediate Greek C
20S3S (4)
MWF
I I : 1 5- 1 2:20PM
LIBR-332
Snee, R
9 : I S - 1 0:20AM
LIBR-330
Snee, R
LATIN LATNI O I
Pre-req: CHINI02 or instructor permission 2 0 1 90 (4)
1 2:30-1 :3SPM
GREEK
CH rNESE CHIN I O I
MWF
Pre-req: GERM 202
offered in the Language Resource Center (LRC) or online at
CLAS250
20529 (4)
Elementary LaUn
20S80 (4)
MWF
1 1 : I S- 1 2:20PM
ADMN-2 1 2
Nelson, E
20S 8 1 (4)
MWF
9 : 1 5 - 1 O:20AM
ADMN-204B
Nelson, E
XAVR-2 1 2
Snce, R
ADMN-2 1 4
Berguson, C
Composition & Conversation C
Pre-req: CHlN202 or instructor permission 2 0 1 92 (4)
MWF
8:00-9:05AM
HONG-246B
Li Jingzhen
LATN201
Intermediate Latin C
20S83 (4)
MWF
I :4S-2:S0PM
'OR� EGI
CLA SICS CLAS250
Classical Mythology LT
20 1 94 (4)
MWF
1 2 :30- 1 :35PM
ADMN-2 1 4
CLAS499
Captone: Senior Seminar S R
2 1 540 (2-4)
W
3 : 40-5:25PM
ADMN-2 1 9
Nelson, E
Nelson, E
FRE eH
NORW I O I
Elementary Norwegian
2 1 099 (4)
MWF
NORW201
Intermediate Norwegian C
2 1 1 00 (4)
MWF
NORW301
Composition
9: I S- 1 0:20AM
1 2:30-1 :3SPM
&
ADMN-2 1 1 B
Storfjell, T
Conversation C
Pre-req: NORW 202 2 1 1 0 1 (4)
FRENIOI
Elementary French
20494 (4)
MWF
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2 :20PM
ADMN-209
Jensen, M
33
MW
I :4S-3:30PM
HONG-246B
Storfjell, T
LANGUAGES &. LITERATURfS Continued
SCANDINAVIAN
MARRIA GE & F AMlLY TH ERAPY Contact: Marriage
SCAN24 I
Snndlnavian Folklore LT
2 1 373 (4)
TR
SCAN499
Capstone: Senior Seminar
2 1 375 (4)
W
9:55-1 1 :40AM
3 : 40-5:25PM
HONG-246A
ADMN-2 1 9
Berguson, C
Nelson, E
SPAN I O l
Elementary Spanish
2 1409 (4)
MWF
9: 1 5- 1 O :20AM
2 1 4 1 0 (4)
MWF
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2 : 20PM
ADMN-22I
Davidson, E
2 1 4 1 1 (4)
MWF
1 2:30-1 :35PM
ADMN-204B
Yaden, B
SPANI02
Elementary Spanish
2 1 4 1 2 (4)
MWF
I :45-2:50PM
ADMN-2 1 7
Davidson, E
2 1 4 1 3 (4)
MWF
9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM
L1BR-332
Ferrer-Lightner
2 1 4 1 4 (4)
MWF
1 2:30- 1 :35PM
ADMN-204A
Ferrer-Lightner
SPAN201
Intermediate Spanish C
ADMN-200
Davidson, E
Williams, T
MWF
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM
ADMN-2 1 7
2 1 4 1 6 (4)
MWF
1 2 : 30- 1 :35PM
ADMN-2 1 2
2 1 4 1 7 (4)
MWF
9 : 1 5- 10:20AM
OGY M - I 03
SPAN202
Intermediate Spanish C
2 1 4 1 8 (4)
MWF
9: 1 5 - 1 O:20AM
ADMN-22 I
Palerm. C
2 1 4 1 9 (4)
MWF
1 1 : I S- 1 2 :20PM
ADMN-208
Ferrer-L ightner
Predmore, 1 Predmore, 1
MFTHS04
Family Development
Advanced Grammar & Com positi on C
2 1 42 1 (4)
MWF
I I : I S - 1 2:20PM
ADMN-2 1 I B
Palenn, C
2 1 422 (4)
MW
1 :4S-3:30PM
HONG-246A
Predmore,
1
Civilization and Culture of Spain C
EVLD-227
2 1423 (4)
MWF
SPAN325
Introduction to Hispanic Literary Studi� C, LT
Martincz-Carbajo
Pre-req: SPAN 3 0 1 , 32 1 or 322 2 1 424 (4)
TR
1 1 :50- 1 :35PM
HONG-246A
SPAN422
20'· Century Literature of Spain LT
Palenn, C
Pre-req: SPAN 325 2 1 5 1 4 (4)
MW
1 :45-3:30PM
SPAN499
Capstone: Senior Project SR
2 1 5 1 0 (2)
W
3 :40-5:25PM
ADMN-2 1 I B
ADMN-208
3 : 00-6:20PM
ECAM-027
Staff
ECAM-027
York. C
MFTH51 1
Psychosocial Path: Relation to Marriage & Fam Therapy
206 1 5 (4)
W
MFTHSI9
Praelicum I
3 :00-6:00PM
ECAM-027
Staff
206 1 6 (2)
TBA
206 17 (2)
TBA
Ward, D
206 1 8 (2)
TBA
Staff
206 1 9 (2)
TBA
Staff
MFTHS20
Theory I
York, C
Co-register for MFTH5 1 9 . Specific times to be arranged w/faculty 20620 (2)
TBA
York, C
2062 1 (2)
TOA
Ward, D
MFTHS21
Practicum I I Lewis. R
20622 (2)
TBA
20623 (2)
TBA
Lundbeck, D
20624 (2)
TBA
StatT
20625 (2)
TBA
Callison. K
20626 (2)
TBA
Tschimperle, B
MFTH522
Theory 11
Co-register for MFTH5 2 1 . Specific time to be arranged w/faculty
Pre-req: SPAN 30 1 9 : 1 5 - 1 O:20AM
R
3 :00-6:20PM
Co-register for MFTH522. Specific times t o be arranged w/faculty
Pre-req: SPAN 202
SPAN321
Systems Approach to Marriage and Family Therapy T
Co-register for MFTH520. Specific times to be arranged w/faculty
2 1 4 1 5 (4)
SPAN301
MFTHS03
206 1 3 (4)
206 1 4 (4)
SPANISH
& Family Therapy 253.535 .7659 o r mfth@plu.edu
Note: All practicums and theory classes are for MFTH graduate students only
20627 (2)
TBA
York, C
20628 (2)
TBA
Ward, D
MFTHS23
Practicum I I I
Co-register for MFTH524. Specific times to be arranged w/faculty 20629 (2)
TBA
Staff
20630 (2)
TBA
Lundbeck, D
2063 1 (2)
TBA
Callison, K
20632 (2)
TBA
Tschimperle, B
20633 (2)
TBA
Lewis, R
MFTHS24
Theory
Martinez-Carbajo
Williams, T
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WRITING SEMIN ARS
m
Co-register for MFTH523. Specific times to be arranged w/faculty 20634 (2)
TBA
Ward, D
20635 (2)
TBA
Ward, D
M FTH525
Practicum IV
Spec ific times to be arranged w/faculty WRITIOI
Writing Seminar for International Stu dents WR
20636 (2)
TBA
Lewis, R
2 1 503 (4)
TR
20637 (2)
TBA
Callison,
20638 (2)
TBA
Lundbeck, D
1 :45-3:30PM
HONG-246A
Loucas, P
K
WRlT202
Advanced Writing Seminar for Inti. Students WR
20639 (2)
TBA
Tschimperle, B
2 1 504 (4)
TR
20640 (2)
TBA
StatT
1 1 :50- 1 :35PM
ADMN-2 1 I A
Staff
LEGAL STUDIES Contact: Susan Adair Dwyer Shick 253 .535.74 10 or dwyerssa@plu.edu
BUSA304
Development of Personal Integ Theory TBA
M FTH527
E xtended Practicum V
Waro, D
Specific times to be arranged w/faculty Callison, K
20642 (2)
TBA
20643 (2)
TBA
Lundbeck, D
20644 (2)
TBA
Lewis, R
Courses offered which may count towards the minor: BUSA303
MFTH526 20641 (2)
& Ethics Business Law & Ethics for Financial Professionals
Business Law
34
20645 (2)
TBA
Tschimperle, B
20646 (2)
TBA
Staff
MFTH599
Thesis
20647 (4)
TBA
Ward, D
20648 (4)
TBA
York, C
MATH E MATIC Contact:
MUSIl I I
Students who have not taken the mathematics placement test or lIa" f not otherwise satisfied eligibility ror a math course will not be able to register for 3ny beginning math course. For information regarding Math placement urn to
page
10.
MATHI05
Math of Personal Finance
20584 (4) 20585 (4)
MWF MWF
1 2:30- l :35PM 1 :45-2:50PM
MR, NS MCLT- 1 3 2 MCLT- 1 32
College Algebra and Trigonometry
MWF
9: 1 5 - 1 O:20AM
MATH l 23
Modern Elementarv Mathematics
20589 (4)
TR
MR, MCLT-2 1 6
1 :45-J:30P M &
Bcnkhalti, R B�nkhalti, R
MR, NS MCLT- 1 3 2 Lacky, D
MATH l l 5
2 1 508 (4)
M AT H l 28
Linear Models
20590 (4) 205 9 1 (4) 20292 (4)
MWF 8:00-9:05AM MWF I I : I S - 1 2:20PM M W F 9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM
MATH140
Analytic Geometry and Functions
20593 (4) 20594 (4)
MWF MWF
Domer, C
Calculus
MATH I 5 1
Introduction to Calculus
20595 (4) 20596 (4) 20597 (4) 20598 (4)
MWF MWF MWF MWF
MATHI52
Calculus 11
20599 (4) 20600 (4)
MWF MWF
9: 1 5- 10 : 20AM I l : 1 5- 1 2:20PM 1 2:JO- I :35PM I :45-2:50PM MR, NS 8:00-9:05AM 9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM
MR. NS MCLT-2 1 4 MCLT-2 1 4 MeLT-2 1 6 MCLT-2 1 6
MCLT-2 1 6 MCLT-2 1 6
MATH253
Multivariable Calculus
20603 (4)
MWF
MATH317
Introduction to Proof in Mathematics
20605 (4)
MWF
1 :45-2:50PM
Lacky, D L acky , D WU, D
MR, NS MCLT- 1 3 1 Shell-Gellasch MeLT- 1 3 1 Shell-Gellasch
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM 1 2:JO- I :35PM
MR, NS MCLT- 1 3 1
1 2:JO- I :35PM
Heath, D D
Heath,
R,
MCLT-2 1 4
Domer, B
Linear Algebra
MWF
MATH341
I ntroduction to M athematical Statistics
MUSI 1 I 5
Introdnction to Keyboarding
20664 ( I ) 20665 ( I )
TR TR
Co-register for
20666 (4)
Keyboarding I
TR TR
MWF MWF
MATH38 I
Seminar in Problem Solving
20609 ( 1 )
M
MATH433
Abstract Algebra I
206 1 0 (4)
MWF
1 2:JO-I :J5PM 1 :45-2:50PM
J :40-4:45PM MR, 1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM
MCLT-2 1 4 MClT-2 1 4 MR, NS MClT- 1 32
Ear Training I
20669 ( I ) 20670 ( I ) 2067 1 ( I ) 20672 ( I )
TR TR TR TR
MUSI223
Theory II
20839 (3) 20840 (J)
MWF MWF
MATH446
Math i n the Secondary School
206 1 2 (4)
TR
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
MCLT-2 1 6
AR 8:55-9:45AM 9:55- 1 0:45AM I :45-2:35PPM 2:40-3:30PM
Tegc i s, P Tegels, P
MBRC-334 MBRC-202 MBRC-202
MUS1240
Foundations of Music Education
20844 (3)
TR
I :45-3:30PM
MUSI24 1
String Laboratory
20845 ( I )
TR
MUSI245
Bcnkhalti. R
MBRC-202 MBRC-202 MBRC-202 MBRC-202
HI AR 8:55-9:45AM I I : 1 5- 1 2:05PM 1 2:30- 1 :20PM
Ear Training
TR MW MW
WU, D WU, D
Wa lker, D
Wal ker,
MBRC-3J4 MBRC-334
MUSI225
K46
Walker, D
MBRC-3J I MBRC-J3 I
AR 9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM 1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM
2084 1 ( I ) 20842 ( I ) 20843 ( I )
NS
MeLT-2 1 6
AR 8:55-9:45AM 9:55- 10:45AM
M U SI I 25
MR, NS
AR MBRC-JJ I MBRC-JJ I
lyman, Z lyman, Z
Music and Culture AR, C MUSI I I I and 1 1 3 . For musie majors and m ino rs onl y MWF 1 2:30- I :35PM MBRC-322 Poppe, D
20667 ( I ) 20668 ( I )
Xlisted with STATJ4 I
20607 (4) 20608 (4)
8:00-8:50AM 10:50- 1 1 :40AM
M U SI I 2 1
Dorner, B S Heath, D
20606 (4)
MR, N S 8:00-9:05AM
Zhu, M Zhu, M Skl ar, J S k lar, J
RCTR-22 I
MATH331
MUSI I I 3 Music Fundamentals II AR Co-register for MUS i l I I and 1 20A. Meet 2"' half of term 20662 (2) MWF 9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM MBRC-322 2066J (2) MWF I I : I S - 1 2:20PM MBRC-322
M U S I l 20A
NS
MR, N S M(,LT- l J2 MCLT- 1 3 2 MCLT- 1 3 1
Music Fundamentals I AR with M U S I 1 1 3 a n d 1 20A. Meet I " half of term 20660 (2) MWF 9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM MBRC-J22 lyman, Z 2066 1 (2) Lyman, Z MWF J 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20AM MBRC-322 Co-reoister "
Mat hema ti c s Department 253.535.7400 o r IJJ.a1l.l®pJ.u s:.du.
l
I I :50- 1 2:40PM
D Walker, D
Ronning,
S
Ronning, S
Staff Staff
J Bell-Hanson, J
Bell-Hanson,
Bell-Hanson, J
MBRC- 1 1 6
Be eg l e , A
MBRC- 1 1 6
Ronning, S
Brass Laboratory
T
PM
MUSI333
Music History II
20856 (3)
MWF
AR 1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM
MBRC-306
MUSI33?
Analyzing Music
20857 (J)
MWF
MUSI341
Music for Classroom Teachers
AR 9: 1 5- I O:20AM
MBRC-334
Bell-Hanson,
Youtz, G
completion of HUB I required. MBRC- 1 1 6 Be e g l e, A 3:40-5 :25PM MBRC- 1 16 Beegle, A
Admission to School of Ed and
Sklar. J
Domer, C
I :45-3:30PM
20858 (2) 20859 (2)
MW MW
MUSI345
Conducting I
Choral
AR
Maj ors only
l
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
MBRC-306
Nance,
CondUcting I AR Instrumental majors only 2086 1 ( I ) TR 9:55- 1 1 :40AM
MBRC-322
Powell,
MTIRC- 1 1 6
Poppe, D
20860 ( I )
TR
M USI345
MU Ie
Contact: Music Department 253.535.7602 o r music@plu.cdu. Students currently registered for private lessons may register for lessons via Banner Web at your scheduled registration appointment time. First time music student� should contact the Music Office at 253.535.7602 for assistance. For other information regarding Private Lessons
and
registration
iVfUSI347
Adaptive Music
20862 ( I )
TR
MUS1348
please refer to page 1 I of the class schedule.
Observations in M U S I I 03
History of Jazz
20659 (4)
TR
AR 9:55- 1 1 :40AM
20863 ( I ) MBRC-J34
Joyner, D
35
!l:55-9:45AM
E
Practicum in Music Education
the
F
c
s hoo l s :
7am- 1 2pm 1 2:30- 1 :35PM
MUSI355
Diction I
20S 7 1 ( I )
TR
AR I :45-2:35PM
MBRC-202
Beegle, A
MBRC-334
Brown, J
.I
Ml.I Ie Conlinu.:d MUSI430
Piano Literature I AR
2 [ 048 ( I )
MW
[ 2:30- [ :20PM
MUSI380
MBRC-334
MUSI440
Method & Material K-9 Music I
2 1 049 (2)
MW
MUSI445
Conducting III AR
9 : 1 5- l O:20AM
Instrumenta[ majors only 9:55-1 [ :40AM TR 2 1 050 ( I ) MUSI445
MBRC- I [ 6
MBRC-322
S taff Poppe, 0
Powell. E
Conducting III AR
Choral majors only 2 [ 05 [ ( [ ) TR
9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM
MBRC-306
MUSI447
Methods of School Band Music
2 1 5 1 5 (2)
TR
1 2 :45- [ :35PM
MBRC-334
Nance, L
Powell, E
208 9 1 (O- [ ) Percllssion 20892 (0- 1 ) Worship 20893 (0- 1 ) Stee[ Drums
MUSiC ENSEM B LES
Choir ofthe West AR
20872 (0- 1 )
MR T W
MUSI361
University Chorale AR
20873 (0- 1 )
M R TW
3:40-5: [ OPM 3 :40-5: l OPM 3 :40-5: 1 0PM
3:40-5: l OPM 3 :40-5: I O PM 3:40-5 : [ OPM
MBRC-306 MBRC-330 MBRC-322
MBRC-322 MBRC-330 MBRC-306
University Men's Chorus AR
20874 (0- 1 )
TR
MUSI363
University Singers AR
20875 (0- 1 )
MWF
MUSI365
Chapel Choir AR
20876 (0- 1 )
T W
[ :45-3 : 1 5 PM
6:00-7:30PM 1 0:30- 1 1 :00AM
Staff
MBRC-306 MBRC-330
Tegels, P Tegels. P
MUSI368
University Chorale Union AR
Fec: $35,00 20878 (0- 1 )
M
MUSI370
University Wind Ensemble AR
20879 (0- 1 )
MWF TR
MBRC-322 MBRC-322
MBRC-306
MBRC-330 MBRC-322
MUSI371
University Concert Band AR
20880 (0- 1 )
W
MBRC-322
MUSI375
University Jazz Ensemble AR
2088 1 (0- 1 )
MWF
MUSI378
Vocal Jazz Ensemble AR
20882 (O- [ )
F M W
1 :55-3: 1 5 PM
3:30-4:30PM 5:45-7:45PM 5:45-7:45PM
MBRC-322
MBRC-306 MBRC-322 MBRC-306
MUSI380
University Symphony Orcl\estra AR
20883 (0- 1 )
M R
7 : I S-9:45PM 7: I S-9:45PM
Lyman, Z
TBA
Staff
MBRC- 1 1 6
Rhyne, J
TBA
Habedank, K
6:00-7:30PM
MBRC-306
Brown, E
I :45-3:00PM
MBRC-322
Joyner, 0
TBA
TBA
Krehbiel, M
TBA
TBA
Tege[s, P
TBA
TBA
Krehbiel, M
MBRC-334
Staff
[ :45-3:30PM
MUSI383
Piano Ensemble AR
20894 (0- [ )
F
I :45-3:30PM
NURSING Note: NURS280, 330, and 365 are open to non-majors with departmental permission. Enrollment in all other nursing courses requires formal IIdmission to the nursing major or minor. Registration for all courses must be done by web registration unless otherwise noted i n this schedule. Clinical and/or school needs. NURS220
Opera Workshop AR
7: [ 5-9:45Pm
TBA
sections are subject to change after registration due to agency
MBRC-330
F TR
3 :405 : I OPM 3 :40-5 : I OPM
Staff Staff Staff
Nance, L
MUSI366
7:30-9:30PM
Nance, L Nance, L Nance, L
MBRC-306
20877 (0- 1 )
3:40-5: [ OPM I I :50- 1 :35PM
Staff
Contact: School of Nursing 253 ,535,7672 o r n!!Di@I1ill.&l!!i
MUSI362
1 :45-3: [ 5PM
TBA
Jazz
All Music Ensemb[es are by Department Registration only MUSI360
Cham her Ensemble AR
20884 (0- 1 ) TBA Strings TBA 20885 (0- [ ) Brass TBA 20886 (O- [ ) Woodwind F 20887 (0- 1 ) F[utc 20888 (0- [ ) TBA Early Instruments R 20889 (0- [ ) Guitar 20890 (O- [ ) R
MBRC-330 MBRC-322
Brown, J Brown, J
NU RS260
6:30- 1 1 :40AM I :45-3 :30PM
RAMS-3 1 7 RCTR- [ 03
INGR- [ OO RAMS-20S
Powell, E Powell, E
R R R
Powell, E
NURS280
Human Pathological Processes
2 [ 1 09 (4)
MW
N U RS320
Nursing Competencies I I
8:00-9:45AM 9:55- 1 1 :40AM I :4S-3:30PM
I l : l S- [ :05PM
Co-register for NURS320 Lab 2 1 1 1 0 (2) T 9:55- 1 1 :40AM
Kunz, K Kunz, K Kunz, K
Bell-Hanson Bell-Hanson
RAMS-32 1 RAMS-3 2 1 RAMS-3 2 I
Dolan, P
RAMS-204
Staff
NURS320
N u rsing Competencies I I Lab
2 1 1 1 1 (0) 2 1 1 1 2 (0) 2 1 1 1 3 (0)
T T W
1 2 :30-2 : I SPM 2:25-4: I OPm 3:40-5:2SPM
Staff Staff Staff
AOMN- 1 0 1
RAMS-3 1 7 RAMS-3 1 7 RAMS-3 1 7
Staff Staff Staff
NURS330
Pharmacology and Therapeutic Modalities for Nursing
2 1 1 1 4 (4)
MW
N U RS340
Situations with Individuals: Adult Health I
[ 1 : 1 5- 1 :05PM
INGR- I OO
Co-register for NURS340 clinical. Lab Fee: S I 00,00 2 1 1 1 5 (4) M 8 : 00-9:4SAM ADMN- I O I
36
Staff
Health Assessment & Promotion Lab
2 1 1 06 (0) 2 [ [ 07 (0) 2 1 [ 08 (0)
Joyner, 0
Maloney, P Maloney, P
Health Assessment & Promotion
Co-register for NURS270 lab, Lab Fec: $200,00 2 1 1 05 (4) MW 8:00-9:45AM RAMS-204 N U RS270
Staff Staff
P rofessio nal Foundations I
Entry level Masters students only 2 1 1 03 (4) MW I :45-3:30PM 2 [ [ 04 (4) T 9:55- 1 :3SPM N U RS270
Nance, J
Nursing Competencies I
Lab Fee: $200,00, 2 1 1 02 (4) TR W
Staff
Staff
URSINe; Conlrnuco NURS340
Situations with Individuals: Adult Health I Clinical
RF 2 1 [ 1 6 (0) Meets I" half of tenn
NURS380
Situations with Families: Childbearing Clinical
6:3 0-3:30PM
CLINIC 01
Staff
2 1 1 4 0 (0) MT Meets 2"" half of tenn
6:30-1 1 :00PM
CLINIC 0 1
Staff
6:30-3 :30PM
CLINIC 02
Staff
2 1 1 4 1 (0) MT Meets I" half of tenn
6:30- 1 1 :OOPM
CLINIC 02
Staff
RF 2 1 1 1 8 (0) Meets I" half of tenn
2:30- 1 1 :00PM
CLINIC 03
Staff
2 1 1 4 2 (0) MT Meets 2"d half of tcnn
6:30-1 1 :00PM
CLINIC 03
Staff
RF 2 1 1 1 9 (0) , Meets 2'" half of tenn
2:30- 1 1 :OOPM
CLINIC 04
Staff
2 1 1 4 3 (0) MT Meets I" half of tenn
6:30- 1 1 :OOPM
CLINIC 04
Staff
RF 2 1 1 20 (0) Meets I " half of tenn
6:30-3:30PM
CLINIC 05
Staff
N URS420
Introduction to Leadership and Resource Management
Fee: $ 1 00.00 2 1 1 45 (4)
F
NURS430
Situations with Communities
2 1 1 [ 7 (0) RF Meets 2"" half of tenn
2 1 1 2 1 (0) RF Meets 2"d half of tenn RF 2 1 1 22 (0) Meets I" hal f o f tenn
6:30-3:30PM
6:30- 1 1 :OOPM
CLINIC 06
CLINIC U7
Co-register for NURS430 clinical 2 1 1 4 6 (4) W 1 2:30-3:30PM
Staff
NURS430 NURS350
Situations with Individuals: Mental Health
Co-register for NURS350 clinical. Lab Fee: $ 1 00,00 2 1 1 23 (4) T 8 : 00-9:45AM INGR- I OO NURS350
I I : I S-4:00PM
RAMS-204
Schultz, C
Staff
Staff
RAMS-204
Schultz, C
Situations with Communities Clinical
2 1 1 47 (0) 2 1 1 48 (0) 2 1 1 49 (0) 2 1 1 S0 (0)
R R R R
NURS440
Situations with Individuals: Adult Health II
8:00-4:00PM 8 : 00-4:00PM 8:00-4:00PM 8:00-4:00PM
CLINIC 0 1 CLINIC 02 CLINIC 03 CLINIC 04
Schu ltz, C Staff StatY Staff
Situations with Indh'iduals: Mental Health Clinical
2 1 1 24 (0) RF Meets 2"' hal I' of tcnn
6:30-3 :30PM
CLINIC 01
Staff
Co-register for NURS440 clinicaL Fee: $ 1 00,00 2 1 1 S 2 (4) F 8:00-9:45AM ADMN- I O I
Schaffier. R
6: 30-3:30PM
CLINIC 02
Staff
6:30-3:U3PM
CLINIC 03
Staff
2 1 1 S3 (0) MT Meets I " half of tenn
6:30-3:00PM
CLINIC 0 1
Staff
RF 2 1 1 27 (0) Meets I" hal f of tenn
6:30-3:3UPM
CLINIC 04
Staff
2 1 1 54 (0) MT Meets 2"' half of tenn
6:30-3:00PM
CLINIC 02
Staff
RF 2 1 1 28 (0) Meets 2"" half of tcnn
6:30-3:30PM
CLINIC OS
StatY
2 1 I SS (0) MT Meets I" half of tenn
2:30- 1 1 :OOPM
CLINIC 03
Staff
6:30-3:30PM
C L INIC 06
Staff
2 1 1 S6 (O) MT Meets 2"' half o f tenn
2:30- 1 1 :00PM
CLINIC 04
Staff
Co-register for NURS440 CO I or C02 3 :40-4 :4SPM 2 1 1S8 ( I ) W
RAMS-20S
StalT
Co-register for NURS440 C03 or C04 W 3 :40-4:45PM 2 1 1S9 (I)
RAMS-204
Staff
RF 2 1 1 2S (0) Meets I " half of tc路nn
RF 2 1 1 26 (0) Meets 2"" hal f of tenn
2 1 1 29 (0) RF Meets I" half of tenn NURS350
Situations with Indh'iduals: Mental HeaIth Clinical
2 1 1 3 0 (0) RF Meets 2"' half of tenn N URS360
2 1 1 3 1 (4)
NURS440
6:30-3:30PM
CLINIC 07
Research and Informatics
\V
I :45-S :25PM
ADMN- I O I
NURS365
Culturally Congruent Health Care A
2 1 1 32 (4)
F W
NURS370
8:00-9:45AM 1 1 : I S- I :05PM
RAMS-206 RAMS-206
Staff
Situations with Families: Childbearing
Co-register for NURS370 clinical. Lab Fee: $ 1 00,00 2 1 1 33 (4) R 9:55- 1 1 :40AM RMvlS-204 N U RS370
Staff
Situations with Families: Childbearing Clinical
CUNIC 0 I
2 1 1 34 (0) MT Meets I" half of tenn
6:30- 1 1 :OOPM
MT 2 1 1 3S (0) Meets 2"d half of term
6:30- 1 1 :OOPM
C L INIC 02
Staff
MT 2 1 1 36 (0) Meets I" half of tenn
6:30- 1 1 :OOPM
CLINIC 03
Staff
2 1 1 3 7 (0) MT Meets 2"' half of tenn N URS380
NURS441
Staff
6:30- 1 1 :OOPM
CLINIC 04
Staff
Senior Seminar
NURS460
Health Care Systems and Policy
2 1 1 6 1 (2)
M
8:00-9:45AM
RAMS-206
NURS478
Elective Clinical Experience
2 1 1 62 ( 1 -4)
TBA
Staff
Staff
NURS480
Professional Foundations II
2 1 1 63 (2)
M
NURS499
Capstone: Nursing Synthesis SR
Fee: $200.00 2 1 1 65 (6) 2 1 1 66 (6)
M M
I I : I S- I :3SPM
I :4S-2:50PM I :45-2:50PM
R.AJ\1S-206
RCTR- 1 03 RCTR- 1 03
M i ller, T
Staff Staff
GraduplcCO\!T!j!.'S;
Staff
Situations with Families: Childbearing
Co-register for NURS380 clinical. Lab Fee: S 100,00 2 1 1 3 9 (4) R 8:00-9:4SAM RAMS-204
Situations with Individuals: Adult Health II Clinical
Renaud, M
37
NURS523
Roles/Advanced Practice Nurse
2 1 1 67 ( 3 )
F
NURS525
Theoretical Foundations
1 2 : I 5-4:00PM
RAMS-206
Maloney, P
NtrRSJ G Continued NURS526
Nursing Leadership & Management
8:00- 1 1 :OOAM
2 1 1 69 ( 3 )
F
NU RS530
Resource
I 01
N RSS3 1
W
RAMS-204
P H E D I OO
Care & Outcomes Practicum I
OGYM·I02
Moore, B
2 1 1 80 ( I )
MWF
8:00·9:0SAM
OGYM- I 02
Wells, W
Huston, A
MWF 2 1 18I (I) Meets 2"" barf o f tcml
8:00-9:0SAM
OGYM· I 02
McConnell, K
TEA
Maloney, P
MWF 2 [ 1 82 ( I ) Meets I " hal f of term
9: I S- I O:20AM
OGYM·BALC Kerr, S
TBA
Miller, T
2 1 1 83 ( I ) TR Meets 2"· hal f of te rm
I I :SO·I :3SPM
OGYM - 1 02
Keirn, J
2 1 1 84 ( I ) TR Meets I" half of term
9 : S 5 - I 1 :40AM
OGYM- 1 02
W estering, S
2 [ 1 115 ( I ) MWF Meets 1 « half of term
I l : I 5 · 1 2 : 20PM
OGY M· I 02
Wells, W
2 I I R6 ( I ) MWF Meets 2"" barf of term
I I : I 5· 1 2 : 20PM
OGYM- I 02
Kerr,
2 1 1 87 ( I ) MWF Meets 2"' h a l f of tcrm
9: I S - I O:20AM
OGYM-BALC Moore, B
1 2 : 30· 1 :35PM
OGYM- 1 02
Wells, W
2 1 1 89 ( I ) TR Meets 2'" hal f of term
9:S5· I 1 :40AM
OGYM · I 02
Staff
2 1 1 90 ( 1 ) MWF Mects 2"" ba[ f o f tcrm
1 2 :30- 1 :35PM
OGYM- I 02
Stringer, L
Clinical Pharmacotherapeutics
R
RS584
RAMS-2OJ
RAMS-204
Maloney, P S ta rr
Family Nurse Prllctitioncr I
F
8:00-5:00PM
RAMS-205
NURS593
Ad"anced Specialty Practice
2 1 1 76 ( 1 -6)
TBA
N U RS599
Thesis
2 1 1 78 ( 1 -4)
TBA
P H I LOSO PHY onlae!: Philosophy Department 2S3.53 5.8306 or johnsogs@plu.edu "H I L l l t 2 1 262 (4)
The Examined Life PH
TR
8:00-9:45AM
ADMN-208
PIrIL 1 25
Ethics and the Good Life PH
2 1 544 (4) 2 1 545 (4)
TR TR
I :45-3:30PM 3:40-5 :2SPM
ADMN-204A ADMN-2 1 2
Coop er, K
Phclp�, H P he lp s , H
PH lL220
PWL22 5 MW PIDL233
[ :45-3:30PM
Hogan, B
ADMN-204E
Meets [ ., h al f of teml
2 1 1 88 ( I ) MWF Meets I" half o f tcrrn
Formal Logic
2 1 269 (4)
GUR. Meets Option I I I of College of A & S MWF I l : I S - 1 2 : 20PM RAMS-203 Coopcr, K
PRIL238
Existentialism and the Meaning of Life PH
2 1 270 (4)
MW
P H E D I 50
Docs not meet PHIL
PHlL353
2 1 546 (4)
I'R lL499 2 1 274 (4)
I :4S-3:30PM
ADMN-2 1 2
PHED l 55
Johnson, G
R
9:55- [ [ :40AM
ADMN-208
Capstone: Ad"anced Seminar
TBA
J)HEDI6.�
Cooper, K
in Philosophy SR
TBA
Bowling
Ho gan , B
Paradise Bowl
Dickerson, R
Beginning Tennis PE
1 2:30- 1 : 35PM
OGYM-FLDH Staff
2 1 1 94 ( 1 ) TR Meets I " ha l f o f term
9:5S- I 1 :40AM
OGYM-FLDH Staff
P H ED I 6.3
Beginning Badminton PE
MWF 2 1 1 96 ( I ) Meets I" half o f tcrm P H E D I 6.4
38
Nicholson, G
2 1 1 93 ( I ) MWF Meets I" hal f o f tcrrll
2 1 1 95 ( I ) MWF Meets 1 -' ha l f of tcrm
,
TBA
PE
Meets I" ha[ f o f te rm . Fec: $55.00 9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM 2 1 1 92 ( 1 ) TR
Phi losophy of Science
S
Adaptive Physical ActMty PE
I nstructor perm i ss i on required 2[ 191 (I) TBA
Topics in Philosophy PH
Topic:
Personalized Fitness Program PE
1 1 :50- 1 :35PM
N U RS583
2 1 1 7S (6)
Education 253.535.7350 or.Rhed@Rlu.edu regard.ing Physical Education requirements (including
TR 2 1 1 79 ( I ) Meets [ " hal f of term
2 1 1 74 (2)
5:00-8:00PM
Contact: School or P hy si ca l
P E GUR requirements) please refer to page I I of the class schedule.
F
8:00- 1 1 : 00AM
PHYS I CAL E D U CATI ON 'or in fo r mati on
ManageDlent
2 1 1 7 1 ( 1 -5)
N
Schultz, C
9: 1 5· I O:20AM
OGY M · I OO
Staff
8:00·9:05AM
OGYM- I OO
Moore, B
Pickleball P E
MWF 2 [ 1 97 ( [ ) Meets 2" half of term
9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM
OGYM· l OO
McCord, C
2 1 1 98 ( I ) MWF Meets 2"" hal f of tcrm
8 :00·9 :0SAM
OGYM- l OO
Moore, B
Pl I YSI
'AL EDl) AnON
ominued
PHEDl65
Racquetball/Squash PE
2 1 1 99 ( I )
MWF
I l : l S- 1 2:20AM
PHED225
Meets I" half of tenn 2 1 200 ( 1 )
21218 (I)
MWF
I I : I S- I 2:20PM
Ballroom Dance PE
Partner registration encouraged
OGYM-RCRTS Loomis, G
OGYM-RCRTS Loomis, G
Meets 2'ďż˝ half of tenn
T
3 :4S-S : I SPM
ECAM-GYM
Cregeur, B
I I : I S- I 2:20PM
ECAM-GYM
Duggan,
I I :SO- I : 3SPM
ECAM-GYM
Zoltani, L
9: I S - I 0:20AM
OGYM-FLDH
Duggan,
MGYM- I OO
Dickerson, R
8:00-9:0SAM
MGYM- 1 00
Kovacevich, B
9: I S- 1 0:20AM
MGYM- I OO
Dickerson, R
PHED234
Relaxation Techniques PE
2 1219 ( I )
MW
J
Course ends I llS 2 1 220
(I)
TR
Meets I" half of tenn P H E D l 7i
Weight Training P E
2 1 202 ( I )
TR
2 1 22 1 ( I )
MW
I I :SO- I 2 :SSPM
NAME- I OO
Westcring, S
Course ends I llS PHED241
Co-ed Basketball PE
9: I S - I O:20AM
NAME- I OO
Keirn, J
2 1 222 ( I )
MWF
J
Course ends 1 1 16 2 1 203 ( I ) Course ends 2 1 204 ( I ) Meets
MW
I l lS
Meets
MWF
8:00-9:0SAM
NAME- I OO
9: I S- I O:20AM
half of tenn
PHED244
Co-ed Volleyball PE
2 1 223 ( I )
MWF
Kovacevich, B
2"" half of tenn
I"
Meets I " half of tenn P H E D l 82 2 1 20S
(I)
Low Impact Aerobics PE TR
1 2 : 30- 1 :3SPM
OGYM-FLDH
2 I S36 ( I )
Westering, S
P H E D l 83
Power Aerobics PE
2 1 206 ( I )
TR
I :4S-2:S0PM
Registration in PHED250 requires intercollegiate sport participation In the OGYM-FLDH
Westering, S
current semester. Only one credit earned in PHED250 may be applied to the
Course ends I l lS P H E D l83 2 1 207
(I)
hours required for Graduation. Courses are graded Pass/Fail only.
Power Aerobics PE F
I I : I S- 1 2:20PM
PHED250 OGYM-FLDH
2 1 224
Westering, S
(I)
P H E D l 86
Step Aerobics PE
2 1 208 ( I )
Football
Westering, S Yorke,
(I)
Co-ed Cross Country
Kreier, H
MW
I I : I 5 - 1 2 : 20PM
2 1 227 ( I )
Women ' s Volleyball
Aoki, K
2 1 228 ( 1 )
Women's Soccer
Staff
2 1 226 OGYM-FLDH
Westering, S
Course ends I l lS
2 1 229 FI:
2 1 209 (4)
TR
Healing Arts of the Mind and 8:00-9:45AM
ECAM-GYM
P H E D l 97
Advanced Weight Training PE
2 1 535 ( 1 )
MWF
9 : 1 5 - 1 O:20AM
Body (362) A , F , PE
NAME- I OO
2 1 230
McGill, M
2 1 23 I
Kerr, S
P H E D200 21210 Meets
Individual Swim Instruction P E
(I) MW I " half o f tenn
PHED205
Skin
I I : I S- I 2:20PM
&
POOL
Johnson, J
Scuba Diving PE
Provide own mask, fins, snorkel. Fee: $200.00 2121 1 (I)
TR
9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM
OGYM - 1 03
Adams, M
(I) (I) (I)
J
Crcw
Lawver, A
Men's Basketball
Dickerson, R
Women's Basketball
StatT
2 1 232 ( I )
Dance Ensemble
McGill, M
2 1 233 ( I )
ROTC
Baleme, L
Cheerstaff
Barton, K
2 1 234
Meets 20" half of tenn
Directed Sports PE Men's Soccer
2 1 225 ( I )
P H E D 1 90
MWF
Meets 2'd half of tenn
Course begins 9/27
(I)
2 1 235 ( I )
Golf
Cinotto, G
2 1 236 ( I )
Men's Tennis
Hamilton, C
2 1 237 ( I )
Women's Tennis
McFeat,
2 1 238 ( I )
Lacrosse
McCord, C
J
2 1 239 ( I )
Ultimate
McCord, C
2 1 240 ( I )
Swimming
Johnson,
2 1 24 1 ( I )
Baseball
Loomis, G
2 1 242
(I)
Softball
Noren, R
2 1 243
(I)
Track
Kreier,
J
H
Meets I " halfof tenn PHED279
Teaching Physical Activity
Breakout room OGYM - I OO
Meets
I " halfof tenn
f PHED2 1 6
2 1 244 (2)
MWF
PHED294
Teaching Methods: Invasion Games
I :45-2:50PM
OGYM- 1 02
Staf
Meets I " half of tenn. Breakout room OGYM- I OO
Lifeguard Training PE
2 1 24S (2)
MW
PHED297
Teaching Methods: Net Games
I I : I 5- I : 3 5PM
OGYM- I 03
Staff
F e e : $8.00 2 1 2 1 3 (2)
MWF
9: 1 5- 1 O:20AM
POOL
Johnson, J
Meets 20d half of tenn. Breakout room OGYM- l OO
Meets I" half of tenn PHED223
Yoga PE
212IS (I)
MW
8:00-9:0SAM
ECAM-GYM
Duggan, J
Course ends 1 1 1 1 21216 (1)
TR
2 1 246 (2)
MW
PHED322
PE in the Elementary Schools
I I : I 5- l :35PM
OGYM- I 03
Staff
For Elementary classroom teachers. Breakout room OGYM - l OO 9:55- 1 1 :40AM
ECAM-GYM
Zoitani, L
2 1 247 (2)
MW
1 2 :30- 1 :35
OGYM- 1 03
Kerr, S
2 1 248 (2)
TR
I I :50- 1 2:55PM
OGYM - 1 03
Kerr, S
PHED334
Applied Training and Conditioning
Meets I" half of tenn PHED224
Current Dance PE
Meets 2'd half of tenn. For PE minors
Swing, Lindy and Salsa. Partner registration encouraged 21217
(I)
R
3 :4S-5 : 1 5PM
ECAM-GYM
9 : S S- I I :40AM
OGYM- I 03
2 1 249 (2)
TR
PHED344
Legal Aspects of Physicai Activity
2 1 25 1 ( I )
MW
Kerr, S
Anderson, M
Meets I " half of tenn
39
9: I S- I O:20AM
OGYM- I 02
McConnell, K
PIIY leAL
[DUeII.TIO:-J
PIJ.ÂŁD360
II
nolin
PHY ICS
Professional Practicum
Instruclor's permission required to register. 2 1 253 ( 1 -2 )
TBA
PH ED361
Coaching Practicum
TBA
Hacker, C
PHYS I I O
TBA
2 1 254 ( 1 -2)
TBA
PHED384
Health and Fitness Mana ement
PHED478
Motor Learning & Human Performance
2 1 256 (4)
TR
PflED480
Exercise Physiology
2 1 25 7 (4)
TR
PHED495 IS
card required
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
OGYM- 1 04
OGYM- I 04
MWF
9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM
RCTR-220
Rush, D
PHYS I IO
Astronomy Lab
2 1 276 (0)
M
I :45 -3 :30PM
RCTR-20 1
Rush, D
2 1 277 (0)
M
3 :40-5:25PM
RCTR-20 1
Rush, D
PHYS125
College Physics I NS, SM RCTR- 1 03
Gcrganov, B
RCTR-2 0 1
Rush, D
Hacker, C
Wells, W
Internship SR
PHED499
Cap!t(lne: Senior Seminar SR
TBA
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
2 i 278 (4)
TR
PHYS135
College Physics I Lab
2 1 282 ( I )
W
PHYSI54
General Physics I I N S , S M
Moore, B
required for registration.
2 1 260 ( 1 -4 )
Lab Fee: $60,00 2 1 275 (4)
for registration. TBA
card
Hacker, C
Co-register for PHYS 1 3 5 Lab,
2 1 259 (2-8)
IS
Astronomy NS, S M
Co-register for PHYS I I 0 Lab, Occasional evening observation sessions,
Instructor's pennission required to regisler.
1 1 :50- 1 :35PM
Contact: Physics Department 253,535 ,7534 o r .ph}'sics@plJLedu
TBA
TBA
Moore, B
I :45-4:45PM
Co-register for PHYS I 64 Lab,
HEALTH ED C nON H EED266
Nutrition, Health
20536 (4)
TR
HEED360
& Performance
1 :45-3:30PM
OGYM- 1 04
McConnell, K
IS card required for registration. TBA
H EED366
Health Psychology
Course
TBA
MWF
I I : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM
HEED495
Internship
20539 (2-8)
TBA
RECR296
General Physics II Lab
Starkovich, S
2 1 284
(1) (I) 2 1 286 ( 1 )
W
6:30-9:30PM
RCTR-20 1
Rush, D
R
1 :45-4:45PM
RCTR-20 1
Starkovich, S
R
6:30-9:30PM
RCTR-20 1
Starkovich, S
2 1 287 ( 1 )
F
1 :45-4:45PM
RCTR-201
Greenwood, W
RCTR-2 1 0
Greenwood, W
McConnell, K
OGYM- I 04
TBA
McConnell, K
Moore, B
Teaching Methods: Recreation Activities
S25,00, Breakout
2 1 33 5 (2)
W
room OGYM-FLDH
W 8:00-9:05
8:00- 1 0:30AM
OGYM- 1 04
Stringer, A
RECR330
Programming and Leadership in Sport and Recreation
2 1 3 36 (4)
TR
RECR360
Practicum
card
PHYSI64
RCTR- I 03
2 1 285
RECREATION
I
1 1 :50- 1 :3 5 P M
PHYS240
Engineering Statics NS
2 1 526 (4)
TR
3:40-5:25PM
designed for PHED majors only
20538 (4)
Fce:
TR
Co-register for PHYS 1 54 , Lab Fee: $60,00
Professional Practicum
20537 ( 1 -2)
2 1 283 (4)
required
1 1 :50- 1 :35PM
OGYM- I 03
Stringer, A
TBA
RECR495
Internship S R
T BA
Stringer,
TBA
Stringer, A
A
I S card required t o register. TBA
RECR499
Capstone: Senior Seminar SR
I S card requi red to register. TBA
PHYS33I
Electromagnetic Theory NS
2 1 289 (4)
MWF
I :45-3:30PM
RCTR-2 1 0
9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM
RCTR-2 1 0
PHYS333
Engineering Thermodynamics NS
2 1 290 (4)
TR
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
RCTR-220
PHYS356
M athematical Physics II NS
2 1 292 (4)
TR
9:55- 1 1 :40AM
RCTR-2 1 0
Starkovich, S
Gerganov,B
Greenwood, W
Tang, K
Contact: Political Science Department 253,535,7595 or plll4@plu,g,dJi
2 1 339 (2-8)
2 1 340 (2-4)
Introduction to Astrophysics NS WF
POLITICAL SC I E NCE
to register.
2 \ 337 ( 1 -2)
PHYS32I 2 1 527 (4)
TBA
Stringer, A
40
POLS I O I
Introduction to Political Science S I
2 1 294 (4)
MWF
1 2:30- 1 :35PM
XAVR-250
Slafr
XAVR- 1 50
Chavez-Pringle
POLS I 5 1
American Government S I
2 1 295 (4)
TR
POLS231
Current lnternational lssues S I
2 1 296 (4)
MWF
9:55- 1 I :40AM
9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM
POLS325
Political Thought S I
2 1 297 (4)
TR
9 :5 5 - 1 1 :40AM
POLS33 I
International Relations S I
2 1 298 (4)
TR
3 :40-5 :25PM
& Public
INGR- I OO
Staff
RAMS-206
Olufs, D
ADMN-2 1 0
Grosvenor, P
Policy S I
POLS345
Government
2 1 299 (4)
TR
POLS384
Scandinavian Government
2 1 507 (4)
MW
1 1 :50- 1 :35PM
3 :40-5:25PM
XAVR- 1 5 0
&
Chavez-Pringle
Policy S I
XAVR- 1 5 0
Grosvenor, P
POLITICAL SCIENCE Continued POLS401 2 1 30 1 (4)
ST: I raq War TR I :4S-3:30PM
POLS40 1 2 1 302 (4)
ST: Com-parative Government MWF 3 :40-4:45PM ADMN-2 1 7
POLS499 2 1 303 (4)
CYP�ton.e: Senior Seminar S R RAMS-203 I :45-3: 30PM MW
ADMN-209
Olufs, D
PSYC495 2 1 3 3 1 ( I -(l)
Internship R 1 l :50- 1 : 35PM
PSYC496
RL-,e.arch " racticum
Staff
I nstructor's signature required to register.
Olufs,
D
J
ADMN-2 1 4
Montsugu_
TBA
Toyokawa, T
2 1 3 3 2 ( 1 -4)
TBA
P YC497 2 J 3 J 3 ( 1 -4)
Teuchlng Appren ticeship \Ii 9 : 1 5- 1 0 :20AM RAMS-205
PSY 499
Capstone: Senior Semirutr SR
Grahe. J
Instructor's signature required
2 1 334 (2)
PSYCHOLOGY ontact:
PSY 2 1 304 2 1 305 2 1 3 06
p, ychology
TOI (4) (4) (4)
epartment
2 5 3 . 5 3 5 . 7294
Introduction to Psychology S2 XAVR-2 0 1 MWF 1 1 : 1 5- 1 2 :20AM 9:5S- 1 1 :40AM XA VR-20 I TR TR I I : SO- 1 : 3 5 P M XAVR-20 I
Study 'kills I'SY 1 1 0 MW , 1 2 : 3 0- l : 3 5 P M 2 1 307 ( I ) Meet" \ " hal f o f tcnn 2 1 30 8 ( I ) TR Meets 2'''' half of tenn.
I :4S-2: 50PM
RELIGION
Moritsugu. J Anderson, D
Contact: Religion Department
Advanced Stati�tics and Research Design for PSYC242 Lab. Lab F ee : $50_00 MWF 1 l : 1 5- 1 2 :20PM XAVR- I SO
IU� LI2 I I 2 1 344 (4) 2 1 3 45 (4)
RellJ:lon and Literalnre of the Old Te s t a m en t R I M W F 9: I S- I 0:20AM ADMN -204A Finitsis, A ADM '-2 1 9 Finitsis. A MWF 1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2 :20PM
RELl2 1 2 2 I J46 (4) 2 1 347 (4) 2 i 348 (4) 2 1 349 (4)
Religion and Literature of the New Test' TR 3 :40-5 :25PM AD1'vf)\; -206 MW F 9: I S - I 0 : 20AM AD1vlN -2 1 7 MWF I L J 5 - 1 2:20PM ADMN-2 1 0 MWF 8 : 00-9:05AM ADMl\i-2 1 0
RE U220 2 1 3 5 1 (4)
E . rly Christianity R2 I I :50- I :3 SPM TR
RE 1212 2 1 3 5 2 (4)
Modern Church History R2 TR 3 :40-S :2SPM ADMN -200
RELJ 2 23 2 1 522 (4) 2 1 523 (4)
meriCllJ1 Cllu reh History R2 TR 9 : 5 5- I I AOAM ADMN-2 1 4 TR I I :50- 1 : 3 S PM ADMN-2 1 6
Staff
R LI22S 2 1 3 5 3 (4) 2 1 3 54 (4)
Failh & Spirituality R2 1 1 :50- 1 : 3 5 PM TR TR 3 AO-5 :25PM
ADMN-208 ADMN-20R
Brca.t,eaJe, K
RELU26 2 1 3 5 5 (4) 2 1 3 56 (4)
Christian Ethics R2 MWF S : 00-9:0SAM MWF 9: I S- 1 0:20AM
ADMN-208 ADl'YfN-208
O ' Brien.
Toyokawa, T
REI.I2Z7 �- , '" 2 1 3 5 8 (4)
hri&tilln Theolo ,' R2 TR /, ()j.-R (lnp, 1 TR 9:55- 1 1 :40A, 1
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RELU36 2 1 5 3 7 (4)
N alIve Amfrican Religious Traditions RJ MW 1 1 : 1 5- 1 2 : 2 PM RCTR-22 I Crawford, S
RELI2 7 2 1 360 (4)
Judaiffll C, R3 TR 9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM
ADMN-202
S ta ff
RF. I .f301 2 1 5 24 (4)
ItcsllJIrch in Religiun MW I :4S- 3 : 3 0 P M
ADMN-202
Ton'end, S
RI!:I.IJ30
Old T��t�m!mt Studies R I Topic: 'omtruction of Gender MW I :4S-3: 30PM A DMN-204A
Moritsugu, J
Grahe, J
.PSYC242 2 1 3 1 8 (0) 2 1 3 1 9 (0)
Advanced Statistics and Rese.arch Design La b M I :45-3:3 0PM RA MS- I 09 Grahe, M 3 :40-5:25PM RAM S- I 09 Grahe,
PSYCJ I O 2 1 3 20 (4)
Personality Theories S2 l :45-3 :30PM TR
PSYC320 2 1 3 2 1 (4) 2 1 322 (4)
D evelopm ent Across the Lifespan S2 1 1 : 5 0- 1 : 3 5 P M TR �ICLT- 1 3 1 A D MN-202 MWF 9: 1 5- I O : 20AM
PSYClJO 2 1 323 (4)
Social Psychology S2 MW 3 :40-S :2SPM
PSYCl35 2 1 324 (4)
Cultural Psychology S2 MWF 1 2:30- l : 3 5PM
PsYC4 J 5 2 1 327 (4)
Abnormal Psychology S2 TR 9:55- 1 1 :40AM ADMN-2 1 6
ADMN-208
ADMN-204A
ADMN-202
J J
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Brown,
R
Toyokawa,
T
S ta fT
Anderson,
PSYC440 I ..,
P YC449 2 1 329 (2)
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RAMS-206
.xperimental Research Lab in Cognition 3 :40-5 :2SPM RAMS- I 09
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The Religio ns of South Asia C:, R3 M f 9: 1 5- I O:20AM ADM '-2 1 2 M W F 1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2 :20AM ADMN-206
GaITctt, T
PSVC242
2 5 3 . 5 3 S . 73 2 1
RELI I 3 1 2 1 520 (4) 1 1 52 1 (4)
RAMS-205
Psychology of Adj ustment S2 T I l :SO- I :3 5PM ADMN-2 1 4
Cognitive Psychology S2 TR I :45-3 : 3 0PM
T
T yokawa,
The Chl'istian Tradition R2 Iv!W F 8 :00-9:05AM ADl N-204A
F o le y, L
Academic Advising pennission required.
P YC448 2 1 3 2 8 (4)
RAMS-204
RELI I 2 1 2 1 34 1 (4)
ADMN-22 I
P ye22 1 2 1 3 1 6 (2)
2 1 3 1 7 (4)
1 :45-3:3 0PM
Staff
Career and Education Planning PSYC I 13 MW 21310(I) 1 2 :30- 1 :35PM RAMS-205 Rogers, R 2 13 1 1 (I) TR 1 l :50- 1 2 : 5 5 PM ADMN-22 1 Navarrete, A ADMN-204B David, K TR 1 2 :30- 1 : 3 5 P M 21313 (I) MW 2 1 3 14 ( I ) RAMS-203 S ta fT 1 2 :30- 1 : 3 5 PM 21315 (I) I :4S-2:50PM RAMS-205 Dana, E TR Meets I " half of term. Academic A dv i s i ng pcnnission required.
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M
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Shore,
W
Shore,
W
2 1 362 (4)
PSYCil8J Psychology Research Seminar S R Pre-req: PSYC242. Instructo r ' s signature required to register. 2 1 33 0 (2) R 1 1 :50-1 : 3 5 PM RAMS-205 Shore, W 4l
ADMN-206
Ihssel1. B
Komj a thy, Komjathy,
menl
L L
RI
Oakman, Batten, Batten,
D
A A
Hickey-Tieman
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Staff
Breazeale, K
K
O ' Brien, K
In
D
Zbaraschuk,
Fimtsis,
A
M
RflJGI
Illiuu Ii
RELl33 I
New Testament Studies R [
SOCIAL WORK
Topic: Pauline Literature 2 [ 363 (4)
MW
I :45-3:30PM
ADMN-2 1 6
Batten, A
ADMN-2 1 0
Hickey-Tieman
Topic: Gospe[ o f 10hn
2 1 525
MWF
(4)
1 2 : 3 0 - 1 :35PM
REU364
Th�ologlcal Studies R2
2 1 3 66 ( 4 )
TR
Topic: Christian Classics
RKLIJ65
3 :40-5 :25PM
ADMN-209
Zbaraschuk, M
Christian Moral Issues R2 Topic: Environmental Ethics
2 1 368 (4)
MW
REL1367
1 2 :30-1 : 3 5 PM
ADMN-200
O' Brien, K
Topic: Mysticism and Heresy TR
REL1390
Topics in Comparative Religion R3
I \ : 50- 1 :35PM
Topic: De ath
ADMN-204A
Peterson, D
MW
REU 9
Topics in Comparative Religion R3
I :45-3:30PM
RAMS-206
Northwest N ative Traditions EVLD-228 I :45-3:30PM
Komjathy, L
MW
1 :45-3:30PM
RAMS-205
Moran, M
2 1 397 (4)
MW
SOCW245
Human Behavior and the Social E nvironment S2
Includes service learning component 2 1 398 (4)
TR
l :45-3 :30PM
Keller,
ADMN-200
Russell, K
SOCW250
Social PoUcy I S2 TR
SOCW375
Social Sen'ices in the Community
9:55- [ 1 :40AM
J
RAMS-204
2 1 399 (4)
2 1 400 ( I )
TBA
SOCW460
Social Work Practice II S2
Keller, 1
2 1 404 (4)
TR
SOCW475
Field Experience I
1 l :50- 1 :35PM
Instructor's pern1ission required.
Topic: Pacific 2 1 3 7 1 (4)
FI: Introduction to Social Work ( 1 0 1 ) F, S2
Includes 3 fie ld trips and service learning component
Instructor's Permission required to register
& I mmortal ity
2 1 370 (4)
SOCW I 90
Please contact program director for morc infonnation
Major Thinkers, Text, and Genres R2
2 1 369 (4)
Contact: De partment of Social Work 253.535 .7294 or soei@plu.edu
Crawford, S
Fee:
RCTR-22 I
Moran, M
$25.00 for liability insurance Moran, M
2 1 406 ( 3 )
TBA
SOCW485
Field Experience Seminar I
Instructor's permission required to register 2 1 407
(1)
T
8:00-9:45AM
ADMN-2 1 0
Moran, M
ROTC- M r L I T ARY SC I E NCE 'OrHact: ROTC 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .8200 or rotc@plu.e<h!
MlLS l l l
Introduction t o tbe US Army
20649 (2)
R
IILS2 1 1
3 :40-5:40PM
MGYM- I 0 3
SOCI OLOGY
Contact: Sociology Department 253.535 .7294 or soci@p.!.\!.
O'Rourke, T
Introduction t o Leadership
2065 1 ( 2 )
T
M I LS3 1 l
Leadership and MSIDlgement
3 :40-5:40PM
MGYM- 1 03
O'Rourke, T
Depar tment registration required. 20653 (3) MILS4 1 1
TR
8:00-9:30AM
MGYM - 1 03
Gye kis, R
Professionalism and Ethics
Department registration required. 20655 ( 3 )
WF
MILS491
Independent Study
8:00-9:30AM
MUYM- 1 03
Boice, G
SOCI I O I
Introduction t o Sociology A , S2
2 1 3 85 (4)
TR
8 : 00-9:45AM
XAVR-250
Suarez, A
2 1 3 86 (4)
TR
1 :45-3 :30PM
ADMN-202
Oka, K
SOC I I 90
FI: Introduction to Sociology A,
2 1 3 8 7 (4)
MWF
Boice, G
TBA
I :45-2:50PM
SOCI232
Research Methods S I
2 1 3 8 8 (4)
MWF
I l : 1 5- 1 2:20PM
F,
S2
XAVR-250
Renfrow, D
ADMN-202
Gregson, 1
XAVR-250
Oka, K
SOCI240
Social Problems A, S2
2 1 389 (4)
TR
SOC1326
Delinquency Ilnd Juvenile Justice S2
IS card required. 20657 ( 1 -2)
u
9:55-1 1 :40AM
Prc-rcq: SOC I l O I 2 1 390 (4)
MW
1 :45-3 :3 0PM
SOC1330
The Family S2
OGYM- 1 03
Suarez, A
XAVR-20 1
Ciabattari, T
RAMS-206
Suarez, A
XAVR- 1 50
Ciabattari, T
ADMN-2 [ I B
Gregson, 1
Prerequisite SOC[ 1 0 1
SCANDINA VIAN AREA STUDIES
NORW20 1
Intermediate No rwegi an C
N
Composition
RW3 0 1
CAN24 1
POLS)3 1
&
SOC1336
Deviance S2
2 1 392 (4)
'ourses offered which may count towards the major or minor: Elementary Norwegian
MW
1 :45-3:30PM
Prerequisite SOCI I 0 I
Cllntacl: Dr C laudia Berguson 2 5 3 . 5 35.75 1 2 o r�!lllI&.du
NORW I O I
2 1 39 1 (4)
Conversation C
Scandinavian Fo lk lore L T International Relations S I
TR
1 1 :5 0 - 1 : 3 5 PM
SOC1387
ST: Race and Ethnicity
2 1 393 (4)
MWF
1 2 : 3 0 - 1 : 3 5 PM
SOCI495
Internshjp
2 1 394 ( 1 -4)
TR
SOCI496
Major T heories S2
3 :40-5:25PM
Instructor's signature required. Required for Senior majors
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2 1 395 (4)
MWF
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM
XAVR-250
Renfrow, D
2 1 396 (4)
MWF
3 :40-4:45PM
ADMN-2 1 0
Renfrow,
D
TA I T I C STAT231
Not intended for PSYC, SOCI or SOCW majors. Lab Fee: $SO.OO MWF
9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM
MWF
1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM
XAVR- I SO
Johnson, N
ADMN-200
Johnson, N
XAVR- 1 50
Ng'ang'a,
Co-register for STAT23 1 Lab 03 or 04 TR
2 1 440 (4)
3:40-5:25PM
P
Co-register for STAT23 1 Lab 05 or 06 Introductory Statistics Lab 01-02
STAT23I
Co-register for ST AT23 1 -0 I I :4S-2:4SPM
ADMN-2 1 3
Johnson, N
3 :40-4:40PM
MCLT-2 1 4
Johnson, N
2 1 44 1 (0)
M
2 1 442 (0)
W
S TAT 2 3 1
Introductory Statistics L a b 03-04
TR
9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM
EVLD-ST AGE
Clapp, J
TBA
Clapp ,
Theatre Practicum
THEA225
Co-register for STAT23 I Lab 0 I or 02 2 1 43 9 (4)
Voice II A R
2 1 S 1 7 (2)
Meets 2'''' halfof term
Introductory Statistics MR
2 1 438 (4)
THEA222
Co-register for STAT23 1 -02 2 1 443 (0)
M
3:40-4:40PM
MCLT-2 1 4
Johnson, N
2 1 444 (0)
W
1 :45-2:4SPM
ADMN-2 1 3
Johnson, N
STAT231
I ntroductory Statistics Lab 05-06
2 1 462
(I)
TBA Acting I:
2 1465 (4)
MWF
THEA255
Stage Technology A R
2 1 466 (4)
MWF
T
I I :SO- 1 2:50PM
MCLT-2 1 4
N g ' ang ' a, P
2 1 446 (0)
R
I I :SO- 1 2:50PM
MCLT-2 1 4
N g ' ang' a,
S TAT232
Introductory Statistics-Psychology M R
P
9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM
THEA270
DraIDatic Literature AR
2 1 5 1 8 (4)
TR
1 :45-3:30PM
THEA425
Theatre PracticuID
2 1 470 ( I )
TBA
THEA450
Acting
2 1 5 1 9 (4)
MW
o
2 144S (0)
F undamen tals AR I I : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM EVLD-STAGE Clapp, J
THEA250
Co-register for STAT23 1 -03
J
EVLD-STAGE
L ou gh man , H
ADMN-22 I
Desmond,
TBA
Clapp.
HI S h a kespeare AR 1 :45-3: 30PM ECAM-GYM
J
Desmond, B
E
Contact: Dr.
Beth Kraig 253 . 5 3 5 .7296 or kraigbm@plu.edu
Courses offered which may count towards major or m i nor:
Co-register for STAT232 Lab 03 or 04
RELI364
A nthro po logy of A ge C, S I and Communication A Top ics in Literature : Gay and Lesbian Literature A, L T Gender, Sexuality and Cu l ture A, 12 Women and Ph ilosophy A, PH Old Testament Snldies: Cons truct ion of Gender R I Theological S tudies : Women & Evil R2
STAT232
WMGS201
Introduction to Women's
&
2 1 472 (4)
MW
ADMN-2 1 0
ANTH352
Lab Fee: S50.00 2 1 447 (4)
Co-register 2 1 44 8
(4)
MWF
9 : I S - 1 0:20AM
XAVR-250
Hansvick,
C
for STAT232 Lab 01 or 02 TR
I I :50-1 :35PM
ADMN-202
PHIL220
Taylor, M
Introductory Statistics-Psychology Lab 0 1 -02
2 1 449 (0)
W
1 :45-3:30PM
RAMS-109
Hansvick, C
2 1 450 (0)
W
3:40-5:25PM
RAMS-109
Hansvick, C
Co-register
ENGL2 1 7 INTC 23 1
Co-register for STAT232-0 I
STAT232
COMA303
RELl330
Introductory Statistics-Psychology Lab 03-04 for STAT232-02
M
2 1 45 1 (0)
R
1 :45-3:30PM
RAMS- 1 09
Taylor,
2 1452 (0)
R
3 :40-5:25PM
RAMS-I 09
Taylor, M
STAT233
Introductory Statistics-Sociology M R
Requi red of all Sociology and Social Work majors. Lab Fcc: $50.00 2 1 4S3 (4)
MWF
9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM
ADMN-2 1 9
Leon-Guerrero
Co-register for STAT233 Lab 0 I or 02 STAT233
Introductory Statistics-Sociology Lab 01-02
Co-register for STAT233-0 I 2 1 455 (0)
T
I I :50-1 :35PM
ADMN-2 1 3
Ciabattari, T
2 1 456 (0)
T
1 :45-3:30PM
ADMN-2 1 3
Staff
STAT34 I
Math Statistics MR
Staff Staff
Xlisted with MATH34 1 2 1 460 (4)
MWF
1 2:30-1 :35PM
MCLT-2 1 4
2 1 4 6 1 (4)
MWF
1 :45-2: 50PM
MCLT- 2 1 4
T HEA RE Contact: Department of Communication
& Thea tre 253.53S.776 1 or
commthea@phu:du THEAno
Voice I AR
2 1 5 1 6 (2)
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9 : S S - 1 1 :40AM
EVLD-ST AGE Clapp, J
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Gender Studies A
Marcus,
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FE R PA (FAMILY ED
CATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT) STATEMENT
In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of
1 974, commonly known as 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. Pa rents and currently enrolled, eligible students may review FE RPA policy in the Student Life Office, Hauge Administration
1 05, or on the web at http://www.plu .edu/prinUhandbookicode-of-conducUFERPA-policy. html.
PLU STU D E NT CONDUCT INFORMATION When accepted for membership in the PLU community, each student assumes the responsibilities and rights emerging from the university's goals and objectives. These include, but are not l i mited to, its dedication to exploring human knowledge and culture while promoting the intel lectual, physical, social, and spiritual development of students, and nurturing each student's preparation for res ponsible participation, not only on the campus but also in local, state, regional, national, and international settings. The un iversity adopts only such poliCies, rules and regulations that seem necessary for the welfare of the educational community. Regulations include those items that fall within policies set by the Board of Regents and the u niversity administration, along with local, state, and federal laws. Each student associated with PLU is expected to be familiar with and to follow all policies, rules and regulations promulgated by the university. Failure to abide by the policies, rules, and regulations may result in disciplinary actjon(s) outlined in The Student Conduct System. The university poliCies/student code of conduct and conduct system procedures can be read in full at www.plu.edu/prinUhandbooki. The following policies and procedures apply to all students at Pacific Lutheran University. Other rules and regulations developed by the university to maintain a safe and orderly environment may be found in the University Catalog, Uving on Campus brochure, Housing and Meal Plan Contracts, Vehicle Parking Regulations Guide, and the PLU Housing Guide. These publications may be obtained from the Residential Ufe Office, Campus Concierge, Campus Safety and Information, and the Student Services Center.
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The office of Developme nt and University Relations is located at the intersection of Garfield Street and Pacific Avenue on the east side of Pacific at 1 2 1 6 5 Pacifi c Avenue South, Tacoma.
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Visitor parking by permit only. All visitors must obtain a visitor pa r k ing permit at Campus Safety located in the basement at the north end of Harstad Hall.
Reserved parking slots may be used by visitors during non-working hours
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p . m . -7 a.m.) and on weekends (some 24 hr. exceptions are indicated by signs). If you plan an extended visit, you must obta in a temporary permi t from Campus Safety.