2008, j term & spring class schedules by Pacific Lutheran University Archives

J-TERM & SPRING 2008 CALENDAR (Save for future reference)

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Friday, January 31

Thursday,

Wednesday,

Thursday,

Tuesday,

February 13

February 20

February 14

February 21

April 1

Friday, May 2

Saturday,

February 7 Thursday, February 7

Wednesday,

Thursday, February 21

Thursday,

Friday,

February 20

Thursday, February 14

Wednesday,

February 13

February 27

March 13

March 20

March 28

Monday,

Friday,

Tuesday,

Monday,

April 7

April 11

April 8

April 14

Wednesday, April 23

Friday, May 9

Saturday, May 24

May 30

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Friday, May 30

May 24

Friday,

CALENDAR 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 8 for details).

(E)

Instructor's signature required to add a class beginning this date. A $50.00 ate registration change fee applies for each transaction

(F)

Instructor's signature required to withdraw from a class beginning this date. A $50.00 late registration change fee applies for each

after the last day to drop a class (see date in column D). 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 Tuition and fees are non-refundable and a W grade applies for withdrawn classes.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)

(J)

Final day of class for the applicable term (including finals). Fifth working day after end of term. All final grades are to be filed with the Registrar's Office by noon. Grades entered by faculty via Banner Web are available within 24 hours of entry. 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 AND OTHER SIGNIFICANT DATES Graduation Applications due for May 2008 and August 2008 Graduation candidates

Monday, December 3

Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday (No Classes)

Monday, January 21

I President's Day Holiday (No Classes)

Monday, February 18

Incomplete grade changes due from faculty for Fall 2007 and J-term 2008

Spring/Easter Break Begins (PLU offices closed Fri, March 21 only ) Spring/Easter Break Ends

Thursday, March 20 Friday, March 21 @ 7:00 a.m. Monday, March 31 @ 7:00 a.m

Mid-term advisory grades due from Faculty

Friday, April 4

AdviSing & Registration Weeks for Summer and Fall 2008

April 7-April 25

Summer and Fall 2008 registration begins (by appointment)

Begins April 14

Graduate Theses or Research Papers for May 2008 graduates due to Office of the Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies Graduation Applications due for December 2008 and January 2009 Graduation Candidates

I Tuesday, April 29

I Thursday, May 1

Finals Week

May 19-May 24

Commencement

Sunday, May 25

WELCOME TO J-TERM AN D SPRING 2008 Dear PLU students: The long-range plan of the university, PLU 2010, 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 2010 themes: 1. Strengthening Academic Excellence: "Ours is an academic experience that helps all individual students discover their own gifts and maximize their achievement."

2. Expanding Community Engagement: "PLU is dedicated to building a strong, collegial , and dynamic learning community."

3. 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 of life 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 2010 gives direction and vision to the entire university. Perhaps PLU 2010 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-plu201 0/). 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'ConneU Killen Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies

FINAL EXAMINATION SCHED ULE

Spring Final Exam Oates:

Notes on J-term and Spring

May 19-24

Final Exams

Days and Time Class

J-TERM

Final Exam Day and Time

Normally Begins M WF

8:00am

Monday

800am -

950am

MWF

9:15am

Tuesday

8:00am -

9:50am

MWF

11 :15am

MWF

123 : 0pm

Monday

1:00pm -

2:50pm

MW(F)

1:45pm

Tuesday

1 :OOpm -

2:50pm

MW(F)

3:40pm

Wednesday

3:00pm -

4:50pm

8:00am

Wednesday

80 : 0am -

9:50am

9:55am

Wednesday

J-term final exams are held the last day of class.

Spring •

10:00am -11:50am

Late ahemoon and evening classes hold final examinations at the regularly scheduled meeting times during exam week.

11:50am

1 :45pm

Thursday Monday

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Instructors for classes which meet on Wedhesday -only, ThursdaY-<lOly, or Friday-only during the semester will need to contact the Scheduling Coordinator at mitchelm@plu.edu to arrange for a classroom during final exam week as Monday-only or Tuesday-only 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.

1 0:00am - 11:50am

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Final exams are scheduled using the beginnjng time of the class.

Thursday

1 :OOpm -

2:50pm

Tuesday

3:00pm -

4:50pm

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Friday of final exam week is available for make-up examinations, for follow-up to examinations already

3:40pm

given, or for student conferences.

GRADUATION APPLICATION DEADLINES A non-refundable graduation processing fee of

$75.00 will be charged to your account at the time of application.

UNDERGRADUATE & GRA DUATE STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE HIE FOLLOWING APPLICATIO (final Academic Program Contract, AP ,is due at the time or application for undergraduate students): For Graduation in:

Graduati

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May 2008 or August 2008

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December 2007 or January 2008

GRADUATE STUDENT

DEADLINES

Applications due in Registrar's Office by:

3, 2007 May 1,2007 December

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING FINAL THE E

OR RESEARCH PAPER DEADLINES:

Final Theses or Research Papers due to Office of the Provost and For Graduation in:

Dean of Graduate Studies by:

May 2008

May

August 2008

August I, 2008

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December 2008 or January 2009

November 30, 2008

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May 2009

May

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1,2008

1,2009

TUITION RATES AND FEES 2007-2008 U�I)EI{(;I{"IH',\l E TIJITI()� lUI ES Credit H ours

SemeslerlTerm Fail or Spring

Full Time

$784 per credit hour

F all or Spring

12 - 17

Yes

Fall or Spring

More than 17

Yes

$12,544 per semester $12,544 per semester

$784 per credit hour for each

$784 per credit hour. If registered full time forFall or

Spring, credits 1-5 are at no additional charge.

1 2 3 4

Credit by exam

credit hour over 17

1 or more

J-Terrn

Cost

$200 $400 $600 $800

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.

RIG H TS AND RESPONSlBlLITIES

TUITION REFU D POLI CY FOR WlTHDRAWALFROM A COURSE

Upon admission to o r 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

required to complete and submit a Payment Contract to the university

Form and submit it in

person to the Student Services Center. Students adding or withdrawing

each academic year. T he university agrees to make available to the

from a course(s) after the last day of add/drop during a semester/term

stu ent 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 POUCY FOR COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL (OFFICIAL WITHDRAWAL FROM ALL CLASSES)

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.

J�term tuition:

PAYMENT INFORMATION

100% tuition refund on or before the Last Day to DropW/O fee for Term

(see page 2 for J-term 2008). No refunds after this date.

Payment may be made in the form of cash; personal, business, or cashier's check; money order; wire; or debit or credit card (VISA or

Spring Tuition:

MasterCard). Credit card payments may be made by telephone 24

100% tuition refund before February 7, 2008

hours a day on the Business Office secured line at 253.535.8376. Mail payments with billing statement remittance stubs to Pacific Lutheran

Tuition refunds prorated on a daily basis: Feb. 7- April 14, 2008

University, Attn: Business Office Cashier, Tacoma, WA

No tuition refunds on or after April 15, 2008

98447, or

deliver payments to the PLU Business Office in Hauge Administration Bullding, room 110. Checks should be made payable to Pacific

Housing and Meal Plans:

Lutheran UniverSity. Please do not mail cash.

Housing refund (refer to contract): Refunds prorated on daily basis

Meal plan refund (refer to contract): Refunds prorated on weekly basis

HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN

Notice of withdrawal must be made in writing and submitted to the PLU Student Services Center. Oral requests are not valid. Full charges for the

All full-time, undergraduate domestic students and all full and part

term will remain on the student's account until written notice is received

time international student are required to have health insurance

and processed.

coverage. Eligible students who don't waive out by 10th day of class will automatically be enrolled in the PLtJ student health insurance plans. Complete Information online at: plu.edu/health

BEFORE YOU REGISTER ELIGffiILITY AND REGISTRATION TIMES

REGISTRATION HOLDS

Students who have never attended PLU and have not been formally admitted to the university are not eligible to register via Banner Web.

Holds on your account prevent registration. Check to see if your account is on hold prior to your registration time. To view any holds on your account,

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. T his advance payment is required before class registration. T he 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.

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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 Banner Web.

Contact Academic Advising

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Collection Hold:

Contact the Business Office

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Collection Paid Hold:

Contact the Business Office

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Collection Write-Off Hold:

Contact the Business Office

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Financial Hold:

Contact the Student Services Center

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International Hold:

Contact International Student Services

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Junior Review Hold:

Submit Junior Review paperwork

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Medical Hold:

Return medical history form with the Health Center

New graduate st�dents may begin to register on Monday, November 24 at the Student Services Center, and may not register via Banner Web.

Continuing Students 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 for add/drop deadlines. For hold information, refer to the Registration Holds section on this page.

Registration Priority:

Each continuing matriculated student is 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 S u mmer 2 0 0 7 . N o te: registr a t i o n times are based o n completed credits and do not include

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No Address Hold:

Contact the Student Services Center

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Payment Option:

Contact the Student Services Center

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Pre-Collection Hold:

Contact the Business Office

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Promissory Note Holds:

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Residential Life Hold:

Contact Residential Life

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Transcript Hold:

Contact Registrar's Office

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Student Life Hold:

Contact Student Life

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Veteran's Hold:

Contact the Student Services Center

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Write-Off Hold:

Contact the Business Office

PLACEMENT EXAMINATIONS

Language Placement

courses in progress. •

Contact Admissions

Academic Standing Hold:

proof of required immunization to

December 1. For assistance, please go to the Student Services Center.

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Admission Hold:

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to the Academic Advising Office

Non-matriculated students may begin registering Monday,

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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 select the term for which you are registering (either J-term or Spring 2008). The next page informs you of your registration appointment time as well as whether or not any holds, academic standing, or student status issues that would prevent your registration.

languages are offered in the Language Resource Center (LRC) at select times during the year and on a drop-in basis during regular LRC hours. Online Placement Exams are available for SPAN, GERM , FREN at www.plu.edu/-aadv

Math Placement

ACADEMIC ADVISING

To insure correct placement of students in beginning math courses,

eligibility is required for registration for MATH 105, 107, 115, 123, 128,

Your advisor is a great resource for developing, refining, and confirming your academic goals. Please consult with your advisor as necessary prior to your registration appointment time.

140, and 151. Students 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

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 see your advisor soon!

Students who have not taken the placement exam may obtain the exam at the Math Department Office in the Morken Center for Leaming and

Questions about your advisor? Contact Academic Advising at 535.8786 or aadv@plu.edu.

Technology, room 252. T he exam is also available on-line at http://banweb.

plu.edu/pls/pap/hxskrnplc.P_Mathlntro. The exam and accompanying

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS

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 e c k your progress toward your GU R completion on-line. Undergraduates can use Banner Web to check their progress toward completing their PLU degrees. T his is known as a CAPP report.

should contact the Math Placement Director at the earliest

opportunity at 253.535.8738.

If you have taken the exam and would like to view your placement results

1.Log in to Banner Web using your ID and PIN. 2.Select Student Services & Financial Aid. 3.Select Student Records. 4.Select Degree Evaluation, then Submit Term. 5.Select View Previous Evaluations (at the bottom of the screen). 6. Select the report you wish to view (highest is most recent). 7. View General Requirements should already be selected, then click on Select Desired View.

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,

and finally, View Math Placement Results. 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

If your CAPP report appears to have an error, contact the Registrar's Office. Please provide your full name, PLU ID number, and the possible error.

Placement Director, Dr. Celine Domer, 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.

BANNER WEB REGISTRATION 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. Logln. Log in by using your PLU 10 number as your user 10. Enter your PIN (personal identification number). Click the "Login" button. Your initial PIN is your birth date in MMDDVY 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 aSu bmit" 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 wi" give it to you when you meet in April prior to regi stration. 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 wi" 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 wi" be returned to the Add/Drop page.

If you are having d ifficulty finding an available course that suits you, please refer to Banner Interactive Schedule, an up-to-the min ute version of the class schedule that does not require Banner Web log-in to view.

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 wi" notify you under the section called Registration Errors. Contact the Student Services Center, 253.535.7161 or ssvc@pl u.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 wi" 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 J-term, then return to the main menu to select Spring Semester, and follow the instructions above for Spring 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.

WAITLISTING CLASSES ***WATTLISTING CANNOT BE DONE V IA BANNER W EB*** Waitlisting 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 44 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. T he 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 AddlOroplWithdraw Fonn" 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 Addl DroplWithdraw Fo nn" 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 not 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 REGISTRATIONS Special registrations must be completed by the add/drop deadline according to the published term schedule o n page A $50.00 late registration fee i s charged for each transaction submitted after the add/drop deadline.

AUDITING A COURSE

COURSE LOAD EXCEPTIONS

To audit a course (no credit), obtain an instructor's signature on an

You may use BannerWeb to register for up to 17 credit hours in Spring Semester and up to a total of 5 credit hours in J-term. Registering for more than 17 credit hours in one semester requires at least a 3.00 grade point average or consent of the Registrar. Registering

AddlOroplWithdraw Fonn", and submit the form in person to the

Student Services Center by the add deadline for the course you are registering for. T he cost of auditing a course is equal to the cost of

for more than 17 credit hours costs an additional $7B4 per credit. To register for more than 17 credit hours in Spring Semester, submit an Add/Orop/Withdraw 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 an AddIDrop/Withdraw Fonn" and a written request to the Registrar by the add deadline for the term you are registering for. To register

taking the course for credit.

CREDIT BY EXAM Credit by Exam Fonns are located in the display rack across from the Student Services Center. Return 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 5. Not included w/overtoad, or in block pricing.

for more than 5 credit hours in J-term, you must complete a J-tenn Overload Request Fonn, available in the Student Services Center,

INDEPENDENT STUDY 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. Retum completed cards in person to the Student Services Center by the add deadline for the term you are registering for.

O F F-CAMPUS PROGRAMS For information regarding opportunities to study off-campus, contact

COURSES REQUIRING INST. APPROVAL

the Wang Center for International Programs at wang.center@plu. edu or visit their web site: www.plu.edu/wangcenter.

To register for a course requiring approval, obtain the authorized signature on an AddiOrop/Withdraw 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 located in the display rack across from the Student Services

AFTER YOU REGISTER CANCEL LED CLA

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

2. CONSEQUENCES OF NOT ATIENDING THE FIRST TWO CLA S MEETINGS

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 w\l1 be charged a

$50.00

3. Students who are dropped

for non-attendance

fee per drop.

BUYJNG 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://lutewortd.plu.edu/.AII books may not be available for purchase at the time of registration. For more information about the bookstore, call

253.535.7665

EDUCATION Prerequisites for entry into Undergraduate program (includes all EDUC, EPSY, and SPED courses except EDUC 205 and SPED 195): PSYClOI, WRIT (ENGL) 101 with a grade ofC 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 Educ<ttion courses are offered sequentially. Because assignments and instruction are integrated across courses, students must follow establish d 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- $60.25 plus a $25.00 processing fee. 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, Gennan, and Spanish. Students who have studied one of these languages previously and plan to continue their study are required to take the I nguage 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 201 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.

MATHEMATICS To insure correct placement of students in beginning math courses, eligibility will

be required for registration for MATH 105, 107, 115,

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 ofC 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://banweb.plu.edu/pap/hxskmplc PmathIntro. The exam and accompanying questionnaire will be available. New students preferring to take the exam by mail should

take about 70 minutes. Allow one to two weeks for the results to

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.edu/banner/. After logging in, select Student Services

FinanÂ

cial Aid from the menu, then Student Records, and finally View Math Placement Results. If you have questions about your placeÂ

ment, 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 All Private Lesson registration is handled through the music office during regular office hours, Monday thru Friday. Private lessons require concert attendance in addition to individual instruction. See http://www.plu.edu/ďż˝music/announcements/ or contact the Music Office for details. I credit hour: Meet twice a week for 50 minutes each

Class Lessons: Private Instruction:

I 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 are regularly scheduled throughout the semester in conjunction with and in addition to the weekly private lessons; see your instructor for the performance seminar schedule in your area.

MUSIC Private LesSOns Continued .. COURSE TITLE

COURSE ID

201/401'"

Jazz

202/402

Private Piano

203/403

Organ

204/404

Private Voice

206/406

CellolBass

2071407

Flute路

208/408

OboelEnglish Hom

209/409

Bassoon

210/410

Clarinet

2111411

Saxophone

212/412

Trumpet

2131413

Hom

214/414

Trombone

215/415

EuphoniumlTuba

216/416

Percussion

217/417

Private Guitar

218/418

Harp

219/419

Harpsichord

327

Composition

351

Accompanying

352

Organ Improvisation

421

Advanced Keyboarding

427

Adv OrchestrationlArr

499

Senior Project

INSTRUCT OR

TBA

I Violin/Viola

205/405

DAYS

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA ITBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA II TBA TBA

Staff Staff Tegels, P Staff Stafr Staff Rhyne, J Spicciati, S

Peterson, F Rine,C Cline,C Scott, J

Vaught Farner Winkle, K Phillips, E Stafr Staff Wooster, P Habedank, K Stafr Staff Tegels, P

Staff Joyner, D Staff

Permission Required

PHYSICAL 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 appropriate 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 ofrered every semester. It should be taken during the first

year, but may be taken during any semester.

COURSE ATTRIBUTES, CODES & DEFINITIONS The course attributes and their associated codes are listed below.The attribute code appears at the end ofcourse titles. The codes assist you in finding courses that will satisfy specific university-wide requirements (GURs). Alternative Perspective (1/2 of Diversity Requirement)

A AR

Art, Music, or Theatre

Cross-cultural Perspective (1/2 of Diversity Requirement)

First-year Inquiry Seminar (190 course)

First-year Writing Seminar (101)

International Honors: Origins ofthe Modern World

International Honors: 200-Level Courses

International Core: 300-Level Courses

International Core:Origins ofthe Modern World

International Core: 200-Level Courses

International Core: Conduding Course

Literature

Mathematical Reasoning

Natural Science, Mathematics, or Computer Science

Physical Education Activity Course

Philosophy

Religion Line 1 (Biblical Studies)

Religion Line 2 (Christian Thought, History and Experience)

Religion Line 3 (Integrative and Comparative Religious Studies)

Science and Scientific Method

Capstone: Senior Seminar/Project

Social Sciences Line 1 (Anthropology, History or Political Science)

Social Sciences line 2 (Economics, Psychology, Social Work or Sociology)

Writing Requirement

SPRING 2008 COURSES THAT MEET THE DIVERSITY GUR The Middle East C S 1

ANTH 102

Human Cultural Diversity C, S 1

GERM 302

Composition & Conversation C

POLS 386

ANTH 190

FI: Marriage, Family & KinshipC, Sl, F

GERM 322

German Civ Since 1750 C

PSYC 375

Psychology of Women A, S2

ANTH 210

Global Perspectives C, Sl

HIST 109

East Asian Societies C, S 1

RELl233

The Religions of China C, R3

ANTH343

East Asian Cultures

HIST 215

Modern World I-llstory C, S 1

RELl 235

Islamic Traditions C, R3

ANTH 350

Women/Men in World Cultures C, S 1

HIST 337

The Hi story of Mexico C, Sl

RELI 368

FeministlWomanist Theology A,R3

C Sl

CHIN 202

Intermediate Chinese C

HIST 339

Revolutionary China C, S 1

RElI393

Topics in Com par Religion A, R3

CHIN 302

Composition & Conversation C

HIST 340

Modern Japan C, S1

SIGN 102

Sign Language A

COMA 303

Gender & Communication A

HIST 359

History of Women in US A,Sl

SOCll01

COMA 304

Intercultural Communication C

HS I T 360

The Holocaust A, S 1

SOCI 240

Social Problems A, S2

ENGL 190

FI:Women's Lit A, F, LT

HIST 460

West

SOCI440

Sex, Gender, & Society A, S2

& Northwest A, S 1

Intra to Sociology A, S2

ENGL 216

Topics in Literature C, LT

HIST 496

Sem; The 3rd World C, SR. S1

SOCW 190

FI: Intro to Social Work (101) A,F, S2

ENGL233

Post-Colonial Literature C, LT

L ATIN 202

Intermediate Latin C

SPAN 201

Intermediate Spanish C

ENGL 341

Feminist Approaches to Lit A, LT

MUSI120B

Music and Culture AR, C

SPAN 202

Intermediate Spanish C

& Composition C

FREN 201

Intermediate French C

NORW202

Intermediate Norwegian C

SPAN 301

Adv. Grammar

FREN 202

Intermediate French C

NORW 302

Composition & Conversation C

SPAN 322

Latin Amer Civ and Culture C

FREN 302

Composition

FREN 421

Survey of F rench Lit C, LT

GERM 202

Intermediate German C

& Conversation C

C, LT

NURS 365

Culturally Congruent Hlthcare A

SPAN 325

Intra to Hispanic Lit Studies

POLS 210

Global Perspecitves C, Sl

SPAN 432

20th Century Latin Amer Lit C, LT

WMGS 201

Into to Women's/Gender Studies A

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Career counseling; career and internship fairs

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On-line recruiting and employment

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Campus Ministry

Academic Ass.lstance

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U niversity Center 190

learningctr@plu.edu

Library 124 (Lobby Level)

253 53 5 7 5 18

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O pen math. computer science, and geoscience labs

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Hauge Admin istration 1 09

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General inFormation - x7449 (on-campus) or 253 . 5 3 1 . 6900 Campus Closure Hotline - 253.535.7100

Response to medical emergencies and fire alarms

Security patrol

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Contains over 150 volunteer agencies on file

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the surrounding community

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Business Offi ce Hauge Administration 1 1 0

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Office Hour§:

Cashier Window Hours:

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Center for

Admission of students Prospective student publications

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with i n a designated perimeter surrounding campus

admission@pl u , edu

•

in lirinity Lutheran C h u rch

http ://www, plu , edu/admission/

•

@ 6:00pm

U n iversity Congregation - Sunday mornings

(off-campus)

Admission

253 , 535 , 7 1 5 1

1 0 :30am i n Lagerquist Hall

Harstad G,-28

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Work with employers in positions that will help meet career goals

253.535.7441

Apply classroom learning i n real situations

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The Cross - Saturdays

Campus Safety and Infonnation

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Choose from a wide variety of internships

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Spiritual direction, conversation, encouragement and support

Worship and Bible study available throughout the week

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Pastoral care for personal issues, grief or vocational

Lagerquist Hall

Academic Intemshlps

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www.plu.edu/-cmin

decisions

Test review sessions

Ramstad 1 1 2

cmin@plu.edu

253.535.7464

www. plu . edu/-aast

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dss@plu ,edu

www.plu.edu/-dss

Coordination of accommodations for students with disabilities

buso@plu.edu

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www. plu.ed u/-buso U n iversity Center 150

M-F 8 : 00am-5:00pm

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M-F 9 :00am-4:30pm

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Education

www.plu.edu/-dcenter

& support for multicultural awareness on campus

Con nection to other diversity resources

C lubs supporting u n derrepresented populations available for

all PLU students to join •

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Regularly scheduled programs and special events

Student Employment 1 2 1.. and Park

health@Dlu.edu

253. 535.7337

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Student Involvement and Leadership

International Student Services

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University Center 150 •

Provide assistance to international students in adjusting to the university and meeting personal and educational needs

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Assist with immigration and government regulations Ubrmy and Computing

121" and Park

library@plu.edu

Library hours and help: 253.535.7500

www.plu.eduHibr

For Computing information and help: 253.535.B250 / 253.535.7525 •

www.plu.edu/online

ePass accounts for E-mai l , digital information sources, and other on-line services Book and article collections, electronic and in print

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•

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Hauge Administration 103

provost@plu.edu www.plu.edu/-provost

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Advise student government (ASPLU)

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Services for off--campus student

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Hauge Administration 105

slif@plu.edu

253.535. 7191

www. plu.edu/-slif

•

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ssvc@plu.edu

253.53 5 . 7 1 6 1

www. plu. edu/-ssvc

Walk-in Hours: M-F 9:00am-5:00pm Express Window: M-Th B:00am-6:00pm; F B:00am-5:00pm

Registrar'. OffIce

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Transcripts: official and unofficial

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registrar@plu.edu

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www.plu.edu/-regi

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Junior Review; Graduation

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Perkins/Nursing Loans

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�ng!;;tr@plu.edu

253.535.7577

www. plu.edu/wangcenter

•

rlif@plu.edu

253.535.7200

www. plu . edu/-rlif

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•

Residence Hall Association (RHA)

•

Housing processes and procedures

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Residential Life programs

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Financial Aid services Payment options Refund requests

Wang Center for International Programs

ResldentiaJ Ufe University Center 1 6 1

Advocates for students: listening and working on behalf of student

needs and interests

Provost Office

253.535.7126

sil@plu.edu

253.535.7195

Student Life

comptelc@plu.edu

•

University Center 1 6 1

Assist students in selecting programs and preparing for study abroad or off--campus

I I

•

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•

Coordinate on-campus intemational activities and international

•

Coordinate international internships to selected locations around

student scholar exchange programs the globe •

Offering a variety of public programs on topics of international interest and issues

Welcome to J-Term 200 8 !

Day Codes M

Building Codes

Monday

Bui lding Codes (conL .)

ADMN= Hauge Admini stration

MCLT = Morken Center

T = Tuesday

ECAM = East Campus

MGYM= Memorial Gym

W= Wednesday

EV LD = Eastvold

NAME = Names Fitness Center

HONG= Hong Residence Hall

OGYM= Olson Gym

Thursday

F = Friday

INGR

= Ingram Han

RAMS = Ramstad

S = Saturday

LIBR

= Library

RCTR = Rieke Science Center

U= Sunday

MBRC

0;:

Mary Baker Russell

XAV R = Xavier Hall

Schedule Format Key

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ANTH370 20023 (4)

ANTH375 2 1 538 (4)

ANTH387 20025 (4)

Course Number and Title with At1ribute

CRN Number (needed for registration)

Archaeology of Ancient Empires C, S I

1 :45-3:30PM Andrews, B XAVR- 1 50 ...- Class Meeting Days

Law, Politics, and Revolution C, S I

1 1 :50- 1 :35PM ,

ADMN-2 1 9

ST: Luguage and Gender S

3 : 40-5:25PM

ADMN-204B

Thomson, S

Class Meeting Times

Pine, J

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ANTH499 �;;�l�� i�i'lJ. �l.;ii.i�!i��i Q I' Capstone: Senior Seminar SR

I Re u i red fOr a I l An t h�o

ma ·ors li

Building and Room

:::::;:

Additional Information = = = == =:== � � Highlighted , means evening/night class Professor

BUSINESS

ANTHROPOLOGY Contact: Anthropology Department 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 . 7294 or h!}h�qy� Sdu

ontact: School of Business 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7244 or busines s@pl u.edu Registration for 300 and 400 level courses is open to declared BUSA majors/

ANTH192

Makah Culture Past and Present A, S I

minors. Please see the BUSA undergraduate coordinator for exception requests

O ff-campus course i n Neah Bay 40004 (4)

MTWR

1 :00-4 :00PM

ANTH335

The Aztecs C, S I

40005 (4)

MTWR

I I JO-2:20PM

ANTH34:S

Contemporary China C, S 1

40006 (4)

MTWR

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

ANTH360

EthDic Groups A, S I

40007 (4)

MTWR

I I :30-2:20PM

XAVR- 1 40

ADivIN-2 1 2

ADMN-2 1 9

ADMN-2 1 4

Huelsbeck. D

.•

Andre

BUSA201

Value Creation in the Global Environment

40240 (4)

MTWR

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

BUSA203

M anagerial Accounting

400 1 7 ( 3 )

TWR

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

M C LT- 1 05

McNabb, D

M C LT- 1 25

Hcgstad, L

BUSA371

Topics in I n formation Management

4023 1 ( 3 )

WRF

B USA387

ST: Strategic Process I mpro\'ement Simulation

Guldin, G

Nosaka, A

I I :30-2:20PM

iv1CLT- 1 24

Lee. C

$ 1 50.00 opt ional fee for c erti fi cat ion exam

ANTH392

Gods, Magic, and Morals C . S I

400 1 8 (3)

I nstructor 's signature requi red . Cross listed with RELI 392 40008 (4)

MTWR

1 1 :3 0-2:20PM

XAVR- 1 50

ANTH491

Makab Culture Past and Present A, S I

I ndependent

1 :00-4 :00PM

XAVR- 1 40

MCLT- 1 24

Bemiker, E

3 :00-5:00PM

M C LT- 1 24

Ptak. C

Blinking and Art in Renaissance Italy

Off-campus course in Italy

Study Card required. O ff-campus course in Neah Bay. MTWR

6:00-9:30PM

R Brusco, E

B USA485

40009 ( 1 -4)

TBA

400 1 9 (4 )

TBA

BUSA486A

Business Culture in China

TBA

Ramaglia, J

TBA

Ba mowe,

Hueisbeck, D Off-campus course in China. 40020 (4)

ART ST: Digital Pbotography

400 1 0 (4)

MTWR

A RTD387

ST: Urban Painting A R

400 1 1 (4)

MTWR

A RTD387

ST: Asian Art A R

1 1 : 3 0-2:20PM

I I : 3 0-2:20PM

BUSA587 INGR- 1 22

Geller, B

StasinG>,

ivI BUSA589

1 1 :00-3:00PM

A RTD390

Gender a n d A r t AR

400 1 3 (4)

MTWR

2 : 3 0-4:50PM

A RTD492

Design Workshop AR

40222 ( 4 )

MTWR

2 : 3 0-4:50PM

HONG-246A

INGR- 1 1 6

M C LT- 1 24

Berniker, E

3 :00-5:00PM

M C LT- 1 24

Ptak,

ST: I n ternational Experience: Vietnam

2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7 3 3 0

Hallam, J

TBA

BUSA589

TBA

ST: I nternational Experience: E urope

Pham, Q

Ofr·campus course in Europe . To apply contact Abby Wigstrom-Carlson at

Mathews, H

Av il a.

6:00-9:30PM

4 0 2 3 4 (0)

2 5 3 . 5 3 5.7330 40235 (0)

INGR- 1 22

Off-campus course in Vietnam. To a pply contact Abby Wigstrom-Carlson at

Meets at Seallle Asian Art Museum TR. Overview of traditional art and MTW

ST: Strotegic Process I mprovement Sintnlation

Certification exam.

architecture of India, China and Japan from the Prehistoric age to 1 900. 4 00 1 2 (4)

TBA

Ptak, C

CHEMISTRY Contact: Chemistry Department 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7530 or chair@chem.plu.edu

BIOLOGY

C ontact:

B io l ogy Department 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7 5 6 1 or biologyCiVplu.£'.9...LJ

BIOL333

Comparative

BIOL365

TBA

Ecology of Latin America TBA

TBA

Teska, W

Plant Anatomy N S, SM

BI0L499

TWR

8 : 3 0- 1 1 :30AM

RCTR- 1 22

M a in , J

Capstone: Senior Seminar S R

Registration b y department o nIy 400 1 6 (2)

TWRF

8:30-9:30AM

General Chemistry I N S, SM

4002 1 (4)

MTWR

CHEM 1 1 5

General C hemistry I Lab

Lab

Fce: $60.00

9:00- 1 2 :00PM

RCTR -220

Swank, D

RCTR-20 I

Swank, D

Co-register for C H EM 1 1 5-0 I .

Lab i ncl uded w/lecture. P rereq : BIOL 3 2 3 . Lab Fee: $60.00 400 1 5 (2)

CHEM 1 1 5

Co-register for C H E M 1 1 5-LO I .

Off-campus course to Ecu ador 4 00 1 4 (4)

RCTR- 1 02

MBA students arrange alternatives to day lab sessions. $ 1 50.00 optional fee for 40233 (3)

INGR- 1 28

TBA

GradU" eCOUrses'

Contact: Art Department 2 5 3 . 5 J 5.7573 or artd@plu.ed..!!

A RTD287

TBA

AlIman, A

I :00-4:00PM

C H E M440

Advanced Organic C hemistry NS

40023 (2)

C H EM450

Inorganic Chemistry NS. S M

9:00- 1 2:00PM

RCTR-224

Fryhle, C

C o-register for C H E M 450-LO I . Lab Fee: $60.00

Ellard-Ivcy, M Smith,

40022 (0)

40229

(3)

I :00-3:00PM

CHEM4S0

I norganic Chemistry Lab

40230 (0)

RCTR-224

Swank, D

RCTR-20 I

Swank, D

Co-register for C H E M 450-0 I .

I :00-4:00PM

CHI NESE STU DIES PROGRAM

COOPERATIVE E DUCATION

onlllet: Dr. Gregory Youtz at 253.535 .76 1 9 or youtZI:I@plu.edu

Contact: Cooperative Education/Academic Internships at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7324 or imern@pllJ. ed\l. Independent Study Card required to register for al l

ourses being offered which may count towards the major or minor: A NTH345

Contemporary China C, S I

MUSl I 05

The Arts o f China, AR, C

COl\1MU ontact:

ACAD EMIC INTERNSHIPS

CAT I 0

AICE276

Part-Time Internship

40002 ( 1 -4)

TBA

A ICE476

Part-Time Advanced Internship

40003 ( 1 -4)

TBA

omm and Theatre Department at 253.535 .776 1 or coth@plu.edu

Nole: No course with a COMA prefix will satisfy the Core I Arts requirement

ECONO

with

Contact: Economics Department at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7595 or econ@plu

the exception

of COMA 1 20. Courses with THEA, A RTD, or M U S I prefix

are accepted for the Core I Arts requirement.

COMA I O I

Introduction to Communication

40025 (4)

M TWR

2 : 3 0-5 :20PM

INGR- I OO

Land, A

40239 (4)

MTWR

2 : 3 0-5:20PM

INGR- 1 1 5 B

Young, A

COMA I 20

Media in the World A R

40026 ( 4 )

MTWR

COMA225

Practicum

2:30-5:20PM

M C LT- 1 25

Wells, R

(I)

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

INGR- 1 09

COMA387

ST: PolIUcal Campaign Communication

40028 (4)

MTWR

COMA392

Peace Journali�m: A Foreign Perspective

1 I :30-2:20PM

INGR- 1 09

ECON I O I

Principles of Microeconomics S2

40039 (4)

TWRF

ECON3 1 5

Environmental and Economic C h ange

Off-campus course in

Instructor's signature required to register 40027

courses

TBA

COMA393

Communication A h road

Ada ms-Kane,

in E urope S2

Italy

40040 (4)

TBA

ECON323

Health Economics S2

TBA

Peterson, N Reiman, M

Completion of ECON 1 0 1 h 'i ghly recommended.

Staff

4004 1 (4)

TWRF

I I :3D-2:20PM

ADMN-200

Travis,

Bartanen, M

E DUCATION

Off-campus course in Dubai 40030 (4)

XAVR- 1 50

8 : 30- 1 1 :20AM

edu

TBA

Rowe, C

TBA

Isakson,

Please see Instructional Development

& Leadership for course offerings

Off-campus course in Tan7Alnia 4003 I (4)

COMA393

TBA

Off-campus course in London, England 40032 (4)

TBA

COMA422

Media Management

40033 (4)

M TWR

COMA425

Communication Practicum

1 I :30-2:20PM

40034 ( I )

MWF

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

COMA462

Digital Message Production

400J 5 (4)

M TWR

INGR- 1 1 5B

Lisosky, J

LANG I 9D

F[: Lit�rature and Society in Modern Europe (27 1 ) F. LT

ENGL l 90

F I : Lit: Themes

TBA

Staff

Topic: Journeys

INGR- 1 1 5 B

H arney, D

Computer Science & Eng i neeri ng Department at 2 5 3 . 5 35.7400 or

mputerized Information Systems NS

40036 (4)

MTWR

CS E 1 30

Program Virtual Worlds with Alice N S

402 1 8 (4)

MTWR

8 : 3 0- 1 1 :20AM

MCLT-203

I I :30-2:20PM

F I : Princy

4003 7 (4)

MTWR

& Tecbnology

I I :30-2:20PM

MC lT-2 1 0

& Authors (213)

4005 1 (4)

MTWRF

ENGL2 1 6

Topics in Literature C, LT

1 I :30- 1 :50PM

Off-campus course in Trinidad. Topic: 40052 (4)

TBA

ENGL224

Travel Writing W R

40053 (4)

www.cs.plu .edu

CSCE I 90

English and meet the Literature GUR:

TBA

F, LT

ADMN-209

Campbell, T

The Caribbean Short Story TBA Temple-Thurston, B

On:campus course in Tan7Alnia.

ENGINEERI N G

CSC E I 20

Languages & L i teratures , are taught in

Feller, A

COMPUTER SCI ENCE & Contact:

The following courses, I isted under

TBA

Instructor's signature required to register

8:30- 1 I :20AM

ENGLISH Contact: English D�partm�nt at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5.732 1 o r enal@plu.edy

'ommunication Abroad

Staff

Murphy, L

MTWRF

1 I :30- 1 :50PM

INGR- 1 I 6

Seal, D

ADMN-2 1 I B

Barol. E

ENGL227

Imaginative Writing I WR

40054 (4)

MTWRF

ENGL234

Journey to the End of the Earth

2:30-4:50PM

On:campus course in Antarctica 40055 (4)

TBA

ENGL371

Americlln Literature: 1 820-1920 LT

TBA

Bergm an , C

Topic: Everybody's protest novel: Uncle Tom's C abin

F, NS MCLT-203

Spillman, R

40056 (4)

MTWRF

1 1 :30-2:20PM

MCLT- 1 3 1

A lbrecht, J

E NVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

GLOBAL STUDIES

Contact: Environmental Studies Program at 253.535.7 1 2 8 or envt@plu.edu

Contact: Global Studies Program at 253.5 3 5 . 8 1 07 or crawfosj@plu.edu

Courses o tTered which may count towards the major or minor:

Courses offered which may count towards the major or minor:

B10L333

Comparative Ecology in Latin America

ANTH I 92

ECON3 1 5

Investigating Environmental & Economic Change in Europe S2

ANTH360

Ethnic Groups A, S I

ENGL234

Environmental Literature LT

BUSA486A

Business Culture in China (China)

COMA392

Peace Journalism (Dubai)

E NVT495

COMA393

Communication Abroad (Tanzania)

COMA393

Communication Abroad (London)

Internship

•

Independcnt Study Card required to register 40057 ( I . I 2 )

TBA

Makah Culture Past and Present A, S I

ECON323

Health Economics S2

ENG L2 1 6

Topics in Lit: The Caribbean Short Story (Trinidad) C, LT

H IST364

England and the Second World War ( London) S I

Olurs, D

THE FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE Contact: First-Year Experience Program at 253.535 .7285 or woolwost@plu.edu.

MATH205

Service Learning Mathematics (Honduras)

PHED I 90

Socio-Economic Influences on Health (3 1 0) A, F

PHfL228

Social and Political Philosophy (Brazil) P H

POLS380

Politics o f Global Development S I

SOCW325

Service Learning in Tobago (Tobago) C

I nquiry seminars are for students entering PLU in the 2007-2008 school year with fewer than 20 transferable semester credit hours. NOTE: Students may only enroll in one inquiry seminar over the course of the year.

mSTORY

INQUIRY SEMINARS

Contact: H istory Department at 253.535 .7595 or hist@plu.edu

CSC E 1 90

Fl: Privacy & Technology F, NS

40037 (4)

MTWR

ENGLl90

FI: Lit: Themes & A uthors (213) F,

I I :30-2:20PM

MCLT-203

Spil lman, R

Topic: Journeys 400 5 1 (4)

MTWRF

I I :30- 1 :50PM

GEOS19O

FI: Global Climate Change (107) F, NS

40061 (4)

MTWR

H[[D19O

F I : Heallh and Wellness Strategies (425) F

40065 (4)

MTWR

LANGI90

F l : Literature and Society in Modern E urope (271) F, LT

40074 (4)

MTWRF

PHED190

F I: Physical Activity and Lifespan (324) F

40 1 63 (4)

MTWR

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

1 1 :30-2:20PM

2 :30-4:50PM

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

ADMN-209

RCTR- I 09

OGYM- I 04

LlBR-332

MCLT- 1 3 7

Campbell, T

Englud: Tudors and Stuarts S I

MTWR

I I :30-2:20PM

ADMN-22 I

H I S1347

American Business & Economic History S I

40068 (4)

MTWRF

HIST364

England and the Second World War S I

8:30- 1 0:50AM

ADMN-2 1 7

Halvorson, M

Carp, E

OtT-campus course to England

Todd, C

Wood. N

HIST332

40067 (4)

TBA

40069 (4)

TBA

H I S1387

ST: Public History & E nvironmental Change in the NW S I

40070 (4)

MTWR

TBA

I I :30- 1 :50PM

Ericksen, R

ADMN-206 Richey, D

Jensen, M

INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT &

Stringer, L

P H E D 1 90

FI: Socioeconomic Influences ou HeaJth in Amer(3 10) A. F

LEADERSHIP

40 1 64 (4)

MTWR

Contact: Instructional Development and Leadership at 253.535.7272 or

REL I l 90

F l : Religion and Lit of the New Testameo.t(2 1 2) F, R I

40 1 85 (4)

MTWRF

1 l :30-2:20PM

OGYM- I 03

Briseno-Wendel

educ@plu.edu

RELI l 90

8:30-1 0:50AM

ADMN-204B

EDUC20S

M ulticultural Education

4024 1 (4)

MTWR

I I :30-2:20PM

ADMN- I O I

Byrnes, R

40242 (4)

MTWR

2:30-5:20PM

ADMN- I O I

StatT

EDlIC38S

Comparative Education C

Batten, A

FI: Christian Theology(227) F, R2

Topic: Visions of Peace and Liberation in Film and Art 40 1 86 (4)

TWRF

2 : 30-5:20PM

ADMN-2 1 2

Breazeale, K

Dual International Student Teaching. Students must apply through SOEMS/IDL.

GEOSCIENCES Contact: Geosciences Department at 253.535.7563 or geos@plu.edu GEOS19O

FI: Global Climate Change (107) F, NS

4006 1 (4)

MTWR

G£OS33 1

8:30- 1 l :20AM

RCTR- I 09

Todd, C

computer science course or consent of instructor required. Lab Fee: $60.00 8:30- 1 2 :30PM

MCLT-2 1 4

TBA

EDUC428

Children's Literature K-8

40043 (2)

I I :30-2:20PM

EDUC429

Adolescent Lit- Secondary

Undergraduate Reading Endorsement 40044 MW I I :30-2:20PM

Maps: Computer-aided Mapping & Analysis NS, S M

MTWRF

TBA

Leitz, P

ADMN-2 1 5

Yetter, C

ADMN-2 1 5

Yetter, C

Undergraduate Reading Endorsement

L a b included wllecture. Previous science (GEOS preferred). math. or 40062 (4)

40223 (4)

GTlIduoteCou"n:

McKenney, R

EDUC520

Issues with Child Abuse and Neglect

Meets 1 1 1 2 and 1 /26. Meets with SPED 320. 40045 ( I )

S 8 :30-4:00PM

ADMN-200 Gerlach, K

INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT & LEADERSHTP Continued. EDUC551

Leadership I I

CIa meets S l iS. Enrollment limited to Project Lead Students. Breakout room on S ADMN-2 1 7. S:30-8:30PM Yetter, C 40046 ( 1 -4) W ADMN-2 1 9 ADMN-2 I S S 8:30-3:30PM Yetter. C ED UC556 Secondary & Middle School Curriculum Enrollment limited to MA Cert. students. 40047 (3) ADMN-2 1 6 WF 1 2:00-4:00PM 1 2:00-4:00PM XAVR-20 1 WF 40048 (3) EDUC564

Reisbcrg, L Nelson, P

E Due575

Tiedeman, L Tiedeman, L

TBA

Statl"

Managing School Change

Principal Cert Program only. Also meets on 1 / 1 2 and 1/26. 40227 (2) W 5:30-8:30PM ADMN-2 1 5 ADMN-2 1 5 8:30-4:00PM S

Staff Staff

SPECIAL EDUCATION SPEDI95

I ndividuals with Disabilites A

4020S (4)

MTWR

SPED320

Issues with Child A buse and Neglect

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

Meets 1 / 1 2 and 1 126. Meets with EDUC520 40206 ( I ) S 8:30-4:00PM

ADMN-202

& Collaboration 2:30-5:20PM ADMN-202

Gerlach, K

S PED 404

Communication

40207 (3)

SPED442

Technology in Special Education

40208 (2)

ADMN-2 1 3

SPED450

Early Cldldhood Special Education

40209 (2)

SPED454

Students with Physical Challenges

40224 (2)

2:30-S:20PM

ADMN-2 1 9

Reisberg, L

Hassen. J Hassen, J

French Language and Culture in the Caribbean

Off-campus course in Martinique 40060 (4) TBA TBA

TBA

Brown. R

GERM23 1 Language, Art & Culture in New Germaoy OtT-campus course in Berlin TBA Christensen, K 40063 (4) TBA TBA Language, Art & Culture in New Germany Oft:campus course in Berlin. TBA Christensen, K 40064 (4) TBA TBA GERM33 I

LANGUAGE LANG I 90

FI: Literature and Society in Modern E u rope (27 1 )

40074 (4)

MTWRF 2:30-4:S0PM

LANG446

Theories of Langu age AcquisItion

40075 (4)

MTWRF

L l BR-332

I I :30-1 :50PM

NORW I O I

Elementary Norwegian

40 1 42 (4)

MTWRF

8:30- 1 0:SOAM

SI 8:30- 1 0:50AM

SCAN327

The Vikings

40 1 96 (4)

MTWRF

L l BR-332

F, LT

Jensen, M Yaden, B

ADMN-2 1 0

Berguson, C

ADMN-206

Storfjell, T

SPANISH I ntensive Study of Spanish in Latin America C

SPAN231

Off-campus course in Costa Rica TBA TBA 40203 (4) SPAN33 1

Contact: Languages and Lit Department at 253.535.732 1 or lang@plu.edu To assure correct placement in language courses, all students with previous study are required to take a placement exam. The exams for most languages are offered in the Language Resource Center (LRC) or online at www.plu.edul-Irc. For all other information please refer to page 9 of the class schedule.

TBA

InteMive Study of Spanlsb in Latin America

Off-campus course in Costa Rica 40204 (4) TBA TBA

TBA

Predmore, J C Predmore, J

MATHEMATICS

The following courses are taught in English: Ancient Civilizations of the Near East FI: literature and Society in Modem Europe (27 1 ) F, LT Theories of Language Acquisition The Vikings S I

CLASSICS ClAS220

Ancienl Clvllizatlon!l of the Near East

40024 (4)

MTWRF

I I :30- 1 :50PM

Brown, R

SCANDINAVIAN

LANGUAGES & LITERATURES

CLAS220 lANG I 90 lANG446 SCAN327

TBA

NORWEGIAN Gerlach, K

2:30-5:20PM

French Language a n d Culture in t h e Caribbean

Gerlach, K

ADMN-202

2:30-S:20PM

FREN241

Otl:campus course in Martinique 400S9 (4) TBA TBA

GERMAN ADMN-202 ADMN-2 1 6

E DUC573B Practicum II

Principal Cert Program only 40226 ( I ) TBA TBA

FREN341

The Arts MInd and Body

Enrollment limited to MA Cert. students. 1 2: 00-4:00PM TR 40049 (2) 400S0 (2) TR 1 2 : 00-4:00PM

FRE

ADMN-208

Ryan, D

Contact: Mathematics Department at 253.53S .7400 or math@plu.edu Students who have not taken the mathematics placement exam or have not otherwise satisfied eligibility for a math course will not be able to register for any beginning math course. For information regarding the Math placement Exam refer to page 1 0 of the class schedule. MR, N S MCLT- 1 32 8:30- 1 1 :20AM

MAT H I 07

Math Explorations

40076 (4)

TWRF

MATH 1 23

Modern Elementary M a t h MR, N S

40077 (4)

TWRF

MATH205

Service Learning Mathematics

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

Off-campus course in Honduras 40078 (4) TBA TBA

MCLT-2 1 6

TBA

Domer, B

Domer, C

Heath, D

PH E0491

MOVEMENT STUDIES & WELLNESS EDUCATION Contact: Movement Studie� and Wel1ne�� Education at 253.535.7350 or phed@plu.edu For infonnation regarding Physical Education requirements (including PE GUR requirements) refer to page I I of the class schedule. PE OGYM- 1 02 OGYM - I 02

P H E D 1 00

Personalized Fitness Program

40 1 50 40 1 5 1

MTWR MTWF

(I) (I)

1 :00-2 : 1 5PM 1 O:00- 1 1 : 1 5AM

PE Instructor's pennission requi red. For students with 40 1 53 ( 1 ) TBA TBA TBA PH E D 1 50

Noren,

Independent Study

Study Card required TBA 40 1 70 ( 1 -4 ) TBA I ndependent

)' H E D495

PHED499

Capstone: Senior Seminar

F OGY M - 1 04

Wood. N

HEALTH ED UCATION

N icholson, G

PE 1 1 :30- 1 2 :45PM

OGYM - I OO

Warnke, K

PE 8:30-9:45AM

OGYM-RCTRS

Loomis, G

Beginning Badminton

MTWR

P H E D 1 65

Racquetball/Squash

40 1 57 ( 1 )

MTWR

H E E O l 90

FI: Health and Wellness Strategi . (425)

40065 (4)

MTWR

Musi c Department at 253.535.7602 or music@plu.ed u All Private Lessons ar� by Department Registration only. For assistance contac tthc Music Office (MBRC 206). For other information regarding Private Lessons and registration refer to page 1 0- 1 1 of the class schedule.

Contact:

PUED 1 70 Skiing PE Required meeting 1 /9 !Tom 2:30-4:30pm in OGYM - 1 0 3 . Course Fee: 5 1 60.00. Additional costs include: lift tickets/season pass for Snoqualmie Summit ( S I 40225), rental equipment ($1 50.00). 40 1 59 ( 1 ) TR 2:30- 1 O:30PM OGYM- 1 04 McCord, C

MUSJ l O I

Introduction

40084 (4) 40085 (4) 40225 (4)

TWRF TWRf TWRF

40 1 60 ( I ) 40 1 6 1 ( I )

MTWR MTWR

P H E D J 83

Power Aerobics

40 1 62 ( I )

MTWR

1 I :30- 1 2:45PM

Westering, 5

F OGYM- 1 03

Stringer, L

M usic for Classroom Teachers

FI: Socioeconomic Influences on H eDlth in Amer(310)

40 1 64 (4)

MTWR

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

OGYM- I 03

PH ED223

40 165 ( I )

Yoga PE MTWR

1 0:00- 1 1 : 1 5 AM

ECAM-GYM

Duggan, ]

P H E D225

Ballroom Dance

ECAM-GYM

Cregeur. B

MGYM - I OO

Kovacevich.

TBA

A, PE ECAM-GYM

PHED362

Healing Arts of the Mind and Body

40243 (4)

MTWR

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

of Hub I requi re d M B RC- I I 6

P op pe .

Intensive Organ Performance and G e rma n y.

TBA

M lIS1391

Intensive Performance Study AR.

40 1 24 (4) 40 125 (4)

TBA

Tegels. P

MTWRF

TBA 1 0:00-6:00PM

TBA TB A

Powell. E

Stafr Staff

Contact: School of Nursing at 253.535.7672 or nurs@plu.edu Note: Registration for all courses must be dom.: by web registration unless othe rw i se noted i n this schedule. All courses are s ubj ect to change atier registration due t o agency and/or school need s .

I U RS370 Situations with Families: Childbearing Co-register for NURS 3 70 clinical. Lab/Ass"ssment Fec: $ 1 00.00 40 1 43 (4) RF 8:30AM-5:30PM RAMS-205 Frank. B N U RS370

Evans. A

PE in the Elementary Schools

Course ends 1 1 1 8 . Breakout room MGYM-I OO 40 1 69 (2) MTWRF 8:30- 1 1 :20AM MGYM- I 03

2:30-4:50PM

Of1�campus course in the etherlands 40 1 23 (0-4) TBA TBA

Tramping the Tracks in New ZeIIIand

Off-campus course in New Zealand 40 1 6 8 (4) TBA TBA

of Educ. and completion

N U RS I NG

PE 8:30-9:45AM

Schoo l TR

Youtz, G

Briscno-Wendel

C�d Volleyball

MTWR

M US1390 I n tensive Study: Ensemble Tour AR Tour Fee: $600.00. Department Registration only 40 1 22 (0-4) MTWRF 1 0:00-5:30PM M B RC-330

A, F

P H E D I 90

Partner registration required. 40 1 66 ( I ) TR 6:30-8:45PM

MBRC-322

Ronning,

Keirn, ]

OGYM-FLDH

FI: Physical Acth'ity and Lifespan (324) I I :30-2:20PM

Kovacevich.

NAME- I OO NAME- I OO

MTWR

AR, C 2:30-5:20PM

The Arts of China

Bowers. G B eegle,

M cC ord, C

OGYM- I 04

P H E D I 90

, BRC-322 MBRC-334 M B RC-334

TWRF

Admission 40 1 2 1 (2)

40 1 63 (4)

I I :30-2:20PM 2:30-5:20PM

M U S I I 05

M lISI.390

PE 1 0:00- 1 1 : 1 5AM 8:30-9:45AM

Weight Training

t o M usic AR

I I :30-2:20PM

40087 (4) M USI34 1

PE See special notes on PHED 1 70 40 1 59 ( I ) TR 2:30- 1 O:30PM Snowboarding

PHEDI77

1 1 :30-2:20PM

MUSIC Dickerson,

PHED 163

PHED322

Evans. A

physical limitations.

PARA-BOWL

40 1 56 ( I )

PHED319

TBA

Adaptive Physical Activity

BowliJlg PE Meets at Paradise Bowl. Fee: $55.00 40 1 55 ( I ) MTWR 1 0:00- 1 I : 1 5AM

PHED244

Evans, A

Study Card required 40 1 72 (2-4) TBA TBA

P H E D 1 55

40 1 67 ( I )

TBA

I ndependent

Kreier, H

PHED151 Beginning Golf PE Course meets at Tacoma Firs. Students are responsible for own transportation. Mops available in PHED office in OGYM. Fee: S35 .00 Kennedy. C 40 1 54 ( I ) MWF I I :30-2:20PM TAC-FI R

P H ED 1 75

Evans,

Internship SR

I ndependent ludy Card required 40 1 7 1 (2-8) TIl TBA R

TBA

Kerr, S

McGill, M

Situation with Families: Childbearing Clinical

Co-register for NURS 3 70-0 I . Clinical hours will occur during da or evening shins. Li7.zi. R CLINIC 0 1 40 1 44 (0) 6:30A M - I I :OOPM MTW Staff C L I N I C 02 6:30AM- I I :OOPM 40 1 45 (0) MTW N U R 380

ituation with Families: Child rearing

Co-register for NURS 380 clin ic al. Lab/Assessment Fcc: S I OO.OO 40 1 46 (4) R.F 8:30AM-5 :00PM RAM S-203

1cCann. C

N RS389 , itualions wllb Families: Chlldrellrul Clinical .o-regist'r or URS 380-0 I . Clinkal Hou rs w i l l occur during day Evening s h i fts, 40 1 4 7 ( 0 ) 40 1 48 ( 0 )

MTW

6:30AM-I 1 :00PM

LINIC 0 1

MTW

6:30AM - I I :OOPM

CLINIC 02

PSYCHOLOGY

ont3ct: P

Shul[, S

Roth,

Or duatrCourses; N llRS524

Advanced l"nUh Promotion

40 1 49 (2)

8 : 00-5 :00PM

RA M S -2 06

Schamer, R

'chology Depart ment at 253,535 .7294 or psyc@pl u,edu

PSYC345

Community Psychology S2

40 1 82 (4)

MTWRF

PSYC385

Consumer Psychology S 2

40236 (4)

MTWRF

[ 1 : 3 0 - 1 :50PM

8:30- 1 0: 50AM

ADMN-2 1 9

Moritsugu,

RAMS-204

Hansvick, C

& Brain S2 I [ :30-2:20PM A D MN-204B

PSYC483

Speech, Language

40238 (4)

MTWR

M oon ,

PID LOSO P H Y Conta.:t: Phi losophy Department at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .8306 or johnsQgs@ip l u,edu P H l L 1 25

the

Ethic and

RELIGION

Good Life P H

ontaet: R digion Department at 2 5 3 , 5 3 5 ,732 1 or rel i@pl u,cd u

Off-campu;; course in Europ .

TBA

40 1 7_ (4)

TBA

Johnson. G

P If I L I 90

F I : The Examined Life ( 1 2 1 ) F,

40 1 74 (4)

MnVRF

ADMN-2 1 4

8:.10- 1 1 :20AM

P J J l L223

Biomedical Eth ics PH

40 1 75 ( 4 )

Mn RF

2 : 3 0-5 :20PM

ADM

-2 1 0

ocinl and Political Philosophy PH i[l BraLi l . Tupic: Cosmopolitanism TBA TBA TBA

P I J I L22l1

)ff-camp

Crom. l"1

Phelps, I

P H I U53

Crealion &

40 1 77 ( 4 )

MTWRF

Evolution

ADMN-2 1 2

Cooper. K

PHYSICAL ED UCATI O e refer

Pie

Mo�ement Studies

Wcllness Educatioo for course

PHYSICS Physics Departm nt at 2 5 3 , 5 3 5 ,7534 or physic s(wpl u,edu ru.tronomy N , SM

PHY 1 1 0

ryS 1 1 0 lab, Lab Fce: S60.00 MTWRF 9: 00- 1 I :lOAM RCTR- 1 03

Rush, D

F' 1 : Religion and Lit of the New Testament(2 1 2) F, R I

MTWRF

R E L I I 90

F I : Christian Theology(227) F,

8:30- 1 0 : 50AM

TWRF

2:30-5:20PM

402 1 9 (0) 40220 (0) PH

Lab

5499A

40 [ 80 ( I )

ADMN-2 1 2

B reazea [e, K

Religion and Literature of tbe New Testament R I

MTWRF

1 [ :30- 1 :50PM

R E L I222

Modern Church Hi,tory R2

40228 (4)

MTWRF

RELI224

Lutheran Heritage

40 [ 88 (4)

MTWRF

2:30-4:50PM

A DMN-2 1 0

Hickey-Tieman

ADMN-208

Finstuen, A

2 :30-4:50PM

RELI226

Christian Ethics R2

40 1 89 (4)

MTWRF

2 :30-4:50PM

RELI227

Christian Theology

40 [ 90 (4)

MTWRF

ADMN-2 1 I A

Peterson, D

ADMN-206

O'Brien, K

MCLT- 1 3 8

Zbaraschuck, M

A DMN-204A

Crawford, S

TBA

Stivers, R

I [ :30- [ :50PM

R E LI 2 3 1

Mytb, Ritual and Symbol R3

40 1 9 1 ( 4 )

MTWRF

RE L1365

C h ristian Moral Issues

40 [ 93 (4)

TBA

[ 1 :30- [ :50PM

TBA

1 2 :00- 1 : [ 5 PM

RCTR-20 1

Rush, D

R E LI392

Gods, Magic and Morals C, R3

[ 2:00- 1 : [ 5 PM

RCTR-20[

Rush. D

Crosslistcd with ANTH 3 9 2 . I nstruc tor s i gna tu re req u ired for registration.

2 : 00-3: [ 5 1'M

RCTR-20 [

Rush. D

40 1 95 (4)

MTWR

RCTR-2 1 4

Louie, R

1 I : 30-2:20PM

XAVR - 1 50

Brusco,

Capstune: Advanced Lab I S R

60,00 TR

[ :4S-4:45PM

ROTC - MILITARY SCIENCE

Contact: Po l iti.: al

cience Department at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 , 7 595 or 1l0!s(a)p[lI,edll

POLS368

The American Presiden y S [

40 1 8 [ (4)

POL

Polhics

rWR

M TWR

g:30- 1 [ :2UAM

or Global

XAVR-250

M I LS4 I 2

Professionalism and Ethics

40080 ( 3 )

TBA

M I LS491

Independent Study

40082 ( 1 -2 )

TBA

XAVR-250

TBA

B oi ce,

TBA

Boice, G

I ndepend ent Study Ca rd requ ired

Spencer. W

Development S [

l:30-5:20PM

at 253.535 .8200 or rotc@plu,edu

Department Registration Requi red

POLITICAL SCIENCE

402 [ 6 (4)

Batten, A

R E LI l l 2

Contact: ROTC

A D MN-204B

40 1 8 7 (4)

Off-campus course in Holden Vi llage

PHYSL 1 l1 A trollom Lab ( u- gister for PHYS 1 1 0-0 1 40 1 79 (0)

Ihssen, B

R E L I I 90

Co-reglSter for PI

40 I 78 (4)

ADMN-204A

Off-campus course in Gennany, Meets on c am pu s 1 /3- 1 /4 and 1 /7 - 1 /8

offerings

Contact:

8:30- [ 0:50PM

40 [ 85 (4)

40 [ 86 (4) Hogan,

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

The Christian Tradition

MTWRF

Top i c : Visions of Peace and Liberation in Film and Art, Se�icc learn i ng included

co urse

40 1 76 ( 4 )

[

RELI I 2 1

40 1 84 (4)

Stafr

TBA

SCANDINAVIAN AREA STUDIES Contact:

Dr. Claudia Bcrguson at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7 5 1 2 or berlluscj@plu.edu

Courses offered which may count towards the major or minor: Elementary Norwegian Politics of Global Development S I The Vikings S I

SOCIAL WORK ontact: Social Work Program at 253.535.794 or soci@plu.edu SOCW175

JanulrY on tbe Hill A, S2

Off-campus course in Tacoma 40200 (4)

MTWR

SOCW325

Service Learning in Tobago C

8:00-4:00PM

RAMS-206

Moran, M

OtT-campus course in Tobago 4020 1 (4)

TBA

SOCW491

Independent Study

TBA

Keller, J

RAMS-206

Staff

Independent Study Card required 40202 ( 1 -4)

MTWR

8:00-4:00PM

SOCIOLOGY Contact: Soci logy Department at 253.535 .7294 or soci@plu.edu Social Problems A. S2 Service Learning component included 40 1 97 (4)

MTWR

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

ADMN-2 1 1 A

McNalley, J

ST: Social Psycbology of Gbosts and Hauntings Off-campus course in Scotland. Meets on campus last week of term 40 1 98 (4)

MTWR

8:30- 1 I :20AM

ADMN-2 I 1 B

Renfrow, D

STATISTICS Introductory Statistics MR Lab included with lecture 402 1 0 (4)

TWRF

8:30- 1 1 :20AM

ADMN-200

Johnson, N

402 1 1 (4)

TWRF

I I :30-2:20PM

XAVR-250

Ng'ang'a, P

THEATRE Contact: Department of Comm

& Theatre at 253. 535.776 1

or commthea@ply.edu

Introduction to Tbeatre AR MTWR

1 1 :30-2:20PM

INGR- I OO

C lapp, J

MTWR

1 I :30-2:20PM

INGR- 1 1 6

Stafl'

WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES Contact :

Dr . Beth Krai g at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7296 o r kraigbm@plu.edu

Courses offered which may count towards the major or minor: Gender & Art AR FI: Christian Theology (227): Visions of Peace and Liberation in Film and Art F,

Welcome to Spring 2008

Day Codes

Building Codes

BuildingCodes (coot...)

M = Mooday

ADMN= Hauge Administration

MCLT = Morken Center

T = Thesday

ECAM = East Campus

MGYM= Memorial Gym

W= Wednesday

EVLD = Eastvold

NAME = Names Fitness Center

R = Thursday

HONG= Hong Residence HaU

OGYM= Olson Gym

F = Friday

INGR

= Ingram Hall

RAMS = Ramstad

S = Saturday

LIBR

= Library

RCTR = Rieke Science Center

U= Sunday

MBRC = Mary Baker RusseU

SOTHLNGE=SouthHaIlLounge XAVR = Xavier Hall

Schedule Format Key

Anthropology Age C, SI --------""!"'-- Course Number and Title with Attribute � ) ;;;;iiii ;;; � ii ;" CRN Number (needed for registration) ANTH370 Archaeology ADcient C, S 20023 (4) TR 1 :45-3 :30PM XAVR- J 50 Andrews, B ------- Class Days ANTH37S C, S I TR 1 1 :50-+:35PM ADMN-2 1 9 2 1 538 (4) Thomson, S C lass Times ANTH387 ST: SI TR 3 :40·5 :25PM 20025 (4) ADMr-204B Pine, J """ Building and Room # ANTH499 Seminar SR A� Ri eqlw� ' re nth�r� aj·'Oil'lii:�iiiE:iiii:i5iE==;-:=======�;;: Course Text opa�IOi�gyimi. tid[fo�r.!a�l1 , '! -------- Highlighted means evening/n ight class • � T"'" -:" ANTH3S2

_ _ _ _

Empires

Law, Politics, and Revolution

Language and Gender

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

CapstoJle: Senior

'_ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Professor

SPRING SCHEDULING WORKSHEET

You may register for a maximum of eventeen ( 1 7 credit hours in Spring. Make note of cour e CRNs a they are required for registration .

Time:

A RTD230

AN T H ROPOLOGY Contact: Anthropology Department at 2S3.S3S .7294 or bruscoee@plu.cdu. ANTH I O I

Introduction to Human Biological Diversity S I

Co-register for ANTH 1 0 1 Lab. 50004 (4)

1 :45-3:30PM

RCTR- 1 03

Andrews. B

ANTH I O I

Introduction to Human Biological Diversity Lab

Co- gister for ANTH 1 0 1 -0 I . SOOOS (0)

3:40-S:25PM

XAVR- 1 40

Andrews, B

S0006 (0)

3 :40-S:2SPM

XAVR- 1 40

Andrews, B

ANTH I02

Human Cultural Diversity C. S I

50007 (4)

I :4S-3:30PM

ADMN-206

Brusco, E

S0008 (4)

MWF

9 : I S- 1 0:20AM

MWF

I I : I S- I 2:20PM

ADMN-204A ADMN-200

Thomson, S

SOO09 (4) SOOI O (4)

I :4S-3:30PM

ADMN-2 1 6

Nosaka, A

ANTH I 03

Archaeology & Prehistory S I

SOO I I (4)

ANTH I 90

FI: Marriage,

SOO l 2 (4)

ANTH210

Global Perspectives C, S I

I I : SO- I :3SPM

Flmlly

Thomson, S

ADMN-200

ADMN-208

Huelsbeck, D

Brusco, E

Crosslisted wI HIST & POLS 2 1 0. I :4S-3:30PM

S00 1 3 ( 4 )

ANTH225

Past Cultures of WA State S I

SOOl4 (2)

XAVR-20 1

MWF

8:00- 1 0:20AM

INGR-144

Sobeck. S

8:00- 1 0 :20AM

INGR-144

Sobeck. S

ARTD260

Intermediate Drawing AR

lNGR- 1 26

Stasinos, S

INGR- 1 34

Gel ler, B

INGR- 1 44

Ebbinga, S

Prereq: ARTD 1 60. Studio Fee: $50.00 50028 (4)

ARTD326

Color Photography AR

3:40-S:2SPM

Studio Fee: $SO.OO 50029 (4)

ARTD330

Ceramics I I AR

1 :4S-3:30PM

Meets w/ARTD 430. Studio Fee: $4S.00

I :4S-3:30PM

S0030 (4)

ARTD33 I

The Art of the Book I AR

A NTH332

Prehistory of North America S 1

S OO I S (4)

ANTH343

East Asian Cultures C, S \

SOO l 6 (4)

Klein, L

at 2 5 3 . S3 S .724 1 . Fee: $3S .00 S003 1 (4)

I I :SO- 1 :3SPM

ARTD341

Elementary Art Education

INGR- 1 22

Spring, J

Studio Fee: $3S.00 S0032 (4)

I I :4S-1 :30PM

INGR- 1 26

Watts, S

S0033 (4)

1 2 :30- 1 :3SPM

INGR- 1 26

Watts, S

ARTD350

Sculpture I I AR

INGR- 1 3 8

Ebbinga, S

Studio Fee: $4S .00 ADMN-204B

I :4S-3:30PM

6 : \ 0-9:30PM

Huelsbeck, D

XAVR- \ S O

Nosaka, A

ANTH350

Women and Men in World C" itures C, S \

ANTH365

Prehistoric Environment and Technology S I

SOO l 9 (4)

ANTH387

ST: Anthropology of Development S I

S I 240 (4)

ANTH480

Anthropological Inquiry S I

50020 (4)

9 : S S- I I :40AM

XAVR- 1 40

1 :4S-3:30PM

Huelsbeck, D

ADMN-208

SOO l 7 (4)

3:40-S:2SPM

50026 (4) S 1 272 (4)

Crosslisted w/ENGL 3 1 3. Requires permission: contact S. Robinson, Blomquist 9:

& Kinship (385) F. S I , C

9:SS- 1 1 :40AM

Ceramics I AR

Studio Fec: $4S . 00

XAVR- 1 40

ADMN-204A

Klein, L

Andrews, B

Thomson, S

S0034 (4)

A RTD365

Painting

I :4S-S:2SPM

I AR

Meets w/ARTD 46S. Prereq : ARTD 1 60. Studio Fce: $3S.00 50037 (4)

MWF

1 1 : I S- I :3SPM

ARTD370

Printmaking I AR

INGR- 1 28

Stasi nos, S

Meets w/ARTD 470. Prereq: ARTD 1 60. Studio Fee: $SO.OO S0038 (4)

MWF

I :4S-3:30PM

ARTD380

Modern Art AR

S0039 (4)

MWF

8:00-9:0SAM

lNGR- 1 24

Cornwall, G

INGR- 1 1 6

Mathews, H

ARTD387

ST: Contemporary Art Criticism

S0040 (4)

A RTD387

ST: Special Problems i n Art AR

1 2 :30- 1 :3SPM

lNGR- 1 1 6

Mathews, H

Studio Fce: $4S.00

6: 1 0-9:30PM

XAVR- 1 40

Klein, L

5 1 2 70 (4)

8:00-1 1 :40AM

ARTD390

Studies in Art History AR

INGR- 1 38

Ebbinga, S

INGR- 1 1 6

Hallam, J

INGR- 1 22

Avila, J

INGR- 1 22

Geller, B

INGR- 1 44

Ebbinga, S

INGR- 1 2 8

Stasinos, M

Top ic: 1 9,h Century European Art S 004 1 (4)

ART Contact: Art Department at 2 S 3 . S 3 S .7S73 or artd@l'lu.edu ARTDI60

9:SS - 1 1 :40AM

A RTD396

Design: Graphics 1 A R

S0042 (4)

A RTD426

Digital Photography AR

S0043 (4)

ARTD430

Ceramics I I I AR

3:40-S:2SPM

Drawing AR

tudio Fee: $3 S .00 S002 1 (4)

MW8:00- 1 0 :20AM

INGR- 1 26

Stasinos, M

S I 268 (4)

INGR- 1 26

Cornwall. G

A RTD I 80

History of Westtrn Art 1 AR

S0022 (4)

MWF

I :4S-3:30PM

1 1 : I S- 1 2:20PM

Meets w/ARTD 330. Studio Fee: $4S.00

9: I S- I 0:20AM

INGR- 1 1 6

Mathews, H

S0044 (4)

I :4S-3:30PM

ARTD465

Painting II AR

A RTDI 81

History of Western Art I I AR

S0023 (4)

1 l :50- 1 :3SPM

INGR- 1 1 6

Hallam, J

Meets w/ARTD 36S. Studio Fee: $2S.00

S I 2 7 1 (4)

8:00-9:4SAM

INGR- 1 1 6

Hallam, J

S004 S (4)

MWF

ARTD 1 96

Design I :

ARTD470

Printmaking II A R

Fundamentals AR

Meets w/ARTD 370. Prereq: ARTD 370. Studio Fee: $SO.OO

tudio Fee: $30.00 S0024 (4)

ARTD226

I :4S-3:30PM

INGR-122

Black & White Photography AR

Avila, J

Studio Fee: S3S.00 S002S (4)

I I : l S- l :3SPM

I I :SO- I :3SPM

INGR- 134

S0046 (4)

1 :4S-3:30PM

ARTD492

Design Workshop AR

S0047 (4)

Gel ler, B

3:40-S:2SPM

INGR- 1 24

Cornwall, G

INGR- 1 22

Avila, J

unu nut:U. . .

ARTDC99 Capstone: Senior Independen t Study Card required. S0048 (2)

Exbibition SR

6:00-8:00PM

B IOU40

Plant Diversity & Distribution NS, SM

Co-register lor BIOL 340 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 INGR- 1 1 6

Sparks, K

50076 (4)

I 1 :50- 1 :3SPM

RCTR- 1 22

B10L340

Plant Diversity & Distribution Lab

Main, J

Co-register tor BIOL 340.

BIOLOGY Contact: Biology Department at 253.535.75 6 1 or biology@plu.edu BIOLl62 Co-regis ter L ab

Principles of Biology I I NS, SM for a discussion section and a lab. Prereq: BIOL 1 6 1 .

MWF

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

RCTR- 1 03

Carlson, J Eggc, J Johnson, G

BIOLl62

Principles of Biology I I Discussion

Co-register lor BIOL 1 62 and a lab. SOOSO (0)

1 2:30-1 :3SPM

RCTR-220

Carlson, J

SOOS I (0)

I I : I 5- I 2:20PM

RCTR- 1 02

Egge, J

50052 (0)

1 1 : I S- 1 2 :20PM

RCTR-220

Johnson, G Egge, J

SOOS3 �

I � ��WM

OGYM- 1 03

SOOS4 (0)

1 2:30-1 :3SPM

RCTR-220

BIOLI62

Principles of Biology I I Lab

Egge, J

Co-re gister for BIOL 1 62 and a discussion. SOOSS (0)

9:S5-1 1 :40AM

RCTR- 1 3 6

Carlson, J

500S6 (0)

1 :45-3 :30PM

RCTR- 1 36

Egge, J

50057 (0)

1 :45-3 :30PM

RCTR- 1 36

Johnson, G

50058 (0)

8:00-9:45AM

RCTR- 1 3 6

Johnson, G

SOOS9 (0)

9:5S- 1 1 :40AM

RCTR- 1 3 6

Johnson, G

SOO6O (0)

I :45-3:30PM

RCTR- 1 36

Egge, J

BIOLl06

Human Anatomy & Pbysiology II NS, SM

MWF

1 2 :30- 1 :3 5 PM

RCTR- 1 03

BIOLl06

Human Anatomy & Pbysiology I I Lab

Dolan, P

Co-register for B IOL 206. S0062 (0)

9:00-1 1 :40AM

RCTR- 1 1 6

Dolan, P

S0063 (0)

I :4S-4:2SPM

RCTR- 1 1 6

Behrens, M R

SOO64 (0)

6:00-8:40PM

RCTR- 1 1 6

Behrens, MR

50065 (0)

9:00-1 1 :40AM

RCTR- 1 1 6

Dolan, P

50066 (0)

I :45-4:2SPM

RCTR- 1 1 6

Behrens. M R

BIOLl26

Animal BebilVior NS

Prereq : BIOL 323 50067 (4)

BIOLl27

Ornltbology NS, SM

3 :40-5:25PM

MCLT- 1 32

Smith, J

Co-register for BIOL 327 lab. Lab Fee: S60.00. Prercq: BIOL 323. 50068 (4) BIOLl27

1 1 :50- 1 :35PM

RCTR- 1 24

Smith, J

Omithology Lab

810U28

8:00- I 1 :00AM

RCTR- 1 24

Smith, J

Microbiology NS, SM

M WF

810U28

Microbiology Lab

9: I S- 1 0:20AM

TBA

Auman, A

Main, J

50078 (4)

MWF

I I : 1 5 - 1 2 :20PM

BIOU48

Advanced Cell Biology Lab

RCTR- 1 2 2

Siegesmund, A

Co-register for BIOL 348. 50079 (0)

I :45-S:2SPM

RCTR- 1 29

Siegesmund, A

50080 (0)

I :4S-S:25PM

RCTR- 1 29

Siegesmund, A

BI0L361

Comparative Anatomy NS, S M

Co-register for B I O L 3 6 1 lab. Prereq: B I O L 3 2 3 . L a b Fee: 560.00 S0082 (4)

MWF

1 2 :30- 1 :3SPM

BIOL361

Complll'll tive Anatomy Lab

RCTR- I I S

Lerum, J

RCTR- I I S

Lerum, J

RCTR- 1 22

Johnson, G

RCTR- 1 29

Johnson, G

Co-register for BIOL 36 1 . S0083 (0)

I :4S-3:30PM

B10L364

Plant Pbysiology NS, SM

Co-register tor BIOL 364 lab. Lab Fee: 560.00 50084 (2)

9:SS- 1 1 :40AM

B IOL364

Plant Pbysiology Lab

Co-rl!gister for BIOL 364. S008S (0)

Co-register for

I :45-S:2SPM

Developmenta Biology NS, S M a

B I O L 403 lab. Lab Fee: 560.00

S0086 (4)

MWF

B 10L403

Developmental Biology Lab

1 1 : I S- 1 2 :20PM

RCTR-220

Carlson, J

Co-register for BIOL 403. S0087 (0)

I :45-4:45PM

RCTR- 1 02

Carlson, J

S I 2 S5 (0)

I :45-4:4SPM

RCTR- 1 02

Carlson, J

BIOL42S

Marine Biology NS, SM

Co-register for a BIOL 425 lab. Prereq: BIOL 323. Lab Fee: $60.00 50088 (4)

MWF

1 2 :30- 1 :35PM

B10L42S

Marine Biology Lab

RCTR-2 2 1

Behrens, M

Co-register lor BIOL 425. 50089 (0)

I :45-5:25PM

RCTR- 1 24

Behrens. M

50090 (0)

I :4S-S:2SPM

RCTR- 1 24

Behrens, M

BI0L444

Neurobiology

MCLT- 1 32

Smith, M

5009 1 (4)

B IOL499

Capstone: Senior Seminllr SR

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

8:00-9:0SAM

RCTR- 1 02

Eggc, J Lerum, J

BUSINESS

50071 (0)

1 :45-3 :30PM

RCTR- 1 28

Auman. A

50072 (OJ

I I : I 5 - 1 :OOPM

RCTR- 1 2 8

Auman, A

Contact: School of Business a t 253.535 .7244 or business @plu.edu Note: Some BUSA classes will be charged an electronic materials fee. Please see the BUSA bulletin boards tor a complete list of B U S A courses with electronic

Genetics N S

Co-register for BIOL 3 3 2 discussion. Prereq: BIOL 323. 50073 (4) MWF 9: I S- 1 0:20AM RCTR-220 BIOLl32

Advanced CeO Biology NS, S M

50092 (2)

Co-register for D l O L 328.

BIOLl32

RCTR- 1 22

Registration is by Department only

Co-register for BIOL 328 lab. Prereq: BIOL 323. Lab Fce: $60.00 50070 ( 4 )

1 :4S-S:00PM

Prereq: BIOL 1 62

Co-reg is ter lor BIOL 327. 50069 (0)

BIOL348

B IOL403

Co-register for a lab. Prereq: BIOL 20S. Lab Fee: 560.00 5006 1 (4)

Co-register for B I O L 348 lab. Prereq: B I O L 3 2 3 and CHEM 2 3 2 . Lab Fee: 560.00

Fee: $60.00

S0049 (4)

S0077 (0)

materials fees. E l lard-Ivey

BUSAJ90

FI: Value

S I 273 (4)

Creation i n the Glob.1 En\'ironment ( 2 0 1 ) F

I :4S-3:30PM

MCLT- 1 2S

Bemiker, E

Genetics Discussion

Co-register for BIOL 332 S0074 (0)

I :45-4:4SPM

RCTR-2 1 0

El lard-Ive)" M

5007S (0)

I :45-4:45PM

MC LT- 1 3 1

Ellard-Ivey, M

BUSA200

Documenting Professiooal Development

5 1 265 ( I )

TBA

Myers, G

ISU

.."' '''

A201

Lon llnuea...

Value Creation in t h e Global Em'ironment

S0094 (4)

6:00-9:30PM

MCLT- 1 37

Bernikcr,

S009S (4)

I :4S-3:30PM

MCLT- 1 32

Pham, Q

BUSAlOl

Financial Accounting

S0096 ( 3)

9:SS- 1 1 :40AM

MCLT- l 2 S

VanWyhe, G

BUSA377

DIIJabase Applications i n

SO l 29 ( 3 )

BUSA387

ST: Theory of Constraints

5 0 1 30 ( 3 )

I :4S-3:30PM

S0097 ( 3 )

3:40-S : 2 S PM

MCLT- 1 3 1

VanWyhe, G

BUSA387

ST: e-Marketing

S0098 (3)

6:00-9:30PM

MCLT- 1 38

StafT

50 1 3 1 ( 3 )

BUSA422

Consolidations

S0 1 32 ( 3 )

A203

Managerial Accounting

50099 ( 3 )

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

MCLT- 1 24

Myers, G

50 1 00 ( 3 ) .

I :4S-3:30PM

MCLT- I OS

Zabriskie, F

BUSA30l

Finance for Managers

50 1 0 1 ( 3 )

S 0 1 02 ( 3 ) 50 1 03 ( 3 )

BUlliness

6:00-9:30PM

1 l :50- 1 :35PM

MCLT- 1 3 8

Lec, C

MCLT- 1 37

Ptak, C

MCLT- 1 3 7

Tuzovic, S

Equity Issues

9:SS- 1 1 :40AM

BUSA437

Financial Analysis

S O l 3 3 (3)

MWF

MCLT- 1 3 8

Strategy

1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM

MCLT- 1 24

9:S5- 1 1 :40AM

MCLT- 1 37

Wolf, F

3:40-S:2SPM

MCLT- I OS

Wolf, F

BUSA442

Leading Organizational Improvement

6:30- 1 0:00PM

MCLT- I 37

Stair

5 0 1 34 ( 3 )

BUSA468

Marketing Management

Zabriskie, F

1 :45-3:30PM

Finnie, B

MCLT- 1 3 7

Barnowe, ]

MCLT- 1 3 8

S impson, M

B U AJ03

BUSi ne5S Law

S O l 04 ( 3 )

I I :SO- I : 3 S P M

MCLT- 1 2 5

DeLange, M

Service Learning component included

S O l OS ( 3 )

3:40-S :2SPM

MCLT- 1 2S

DeLange, M

5 0 1 35 ( 3 )

BUSA304 S O l 06 ( 3 )

BUSA499

Capstone: Strategic Management S R

MWF

Delange, M

5 0 1 36 ( 3 )

3 :40-S:2SPM

MCLT- 1 25

50137 (3)

8:00-9:45AM

MCLT- 1 2S

Pham, Q

50 1 38 ( 3 )

1 l :50- 1 : 3 S PM

M C LT- 1 3 8

Pham, Q

DUSAJOS

Law

Ethics

Ethics for Financial Profe�sionals 9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

MCLT- 1 2S

Human Dimensions of Effective Organization

50 1 07 ( 3 )

MWF

1 1 : I S - 1 2:20PM

MCLT- 1 25

Gibson, L

S0 1 08 ( 3 )

I :4S-3:30PM

MCLT- 1 2S

Davis, 0

50 1 09 ( 3 )

8:00-9:4SAM

MCLT- I 05

Pratl,

BUSA308

Principles of Marketing

ervice

I :4S-3:30PM

SO I I I ( 3 )

501 1 2 ( 3 )

Bll AJ09

Creating Value Goods

50 1 4 1 ( 3 )

T or R

Simpson, M

BUSA S I 3

Marketing Management

Harmon, S

MBA Rotation A . Starts 2/6

MCLT- I OS

Tuzovic, S

9:5S - 1 1 :40AM

MCLT- I OS

1 l :50- 1 : 3 S PM

MCLT- I OS

Accounting for Decision Making

MBA Rotation C. Starts 2/1 2

L�arning component included MW

6:00-9:30PM

S O l 42 ( 3 )

M or W

6:00-9:30PM

Orgunizlltions

S0 1 1 4 ( 3 )

3:40-5 :25PM

MCLT- 1 24

Ptak, C

BUSAS I S

3 :40-5 :25PM

MCLT- I 05

Berni ker, E

MBA Rotation B. Starts 2/ 1 1

BVSA310

I nformation Systems

SOl43 (3)

M or W

6:00-9 :30PM

Understanding

50 1 1 6 (3)

MWF

1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM

MCLT- 1 3 8

Lee, C

BUSAS I 7

MWF

1 2 :30- 1 :35PM

CLT- 1 38

Lee, C

MBA Rotation C. Starts 21 1 3

501 1 8 (3)

3 :40-5 :25PM

MCLT- 1 38

lee, C

50 1 44 ( 3 )

M or W

BUSA S I 9

I n formation Systems

Accounting I n formation Systems

50 1 1 9 ( 3)

I ntermediate Accounting I

32 1

SO l 20 ( 3 )

8:00-9:45AM

Zabriskie, F

TBA

Simpson, M

TBA

Barnowe, ]

Leadership

50 1 1 7 ( 3 )

SA320

TBA

Services

S O i l S (3)

Lee, CS

Graduate Courses: BUSAS I I

S 0 1 1 0 (3)

1 :45-3:30PM

3 :40-S :2SPM

MCLT- 1 24

MCLT- 1 3 8

Myers, G

Managing Financial Resources

6:00-9:30PM

TBA

Finnie, B

Knowledge Management

MBA Rotation A . S tarts 2/5 50 1 45 ( 3 )

T or R

BUSA52 I

Supply Chain

VanWyhe, G

6:00-9:30PM

TBA

A lbers, ]

Operations M IlOllgemen t

MBA Rotation A . Starts 2/5 BUSAJ22

Intermediate Accounting I I

50 1 2 1 (3)

BUSAJ23

Cost Accounting & Control Systems

5 0 1 22 ( 3 )

BUSA33S

Financial I nvestments

SO 1 23 ( 3 )

MWF

InternatiOPlI1 Finance

AJ37

SO l 24 ( 3 )

I :4S-3:30PM

1 :4S-3:30PM

3:40-5:25PM

1 1 :50- 1 :35PM

50 1 46 MCLT- 1 3 8

l or T

6:00-9:30PM

TBA

Ptai-;:. C

BUSA523

TBA

Lee. CS

Managing I nnovation

MBA Rotation A. Starts 2/5

MCLT- 1 24

Myers, G

MCLT- 1 24

Finnie, B

MCLT- 1 24

VanWyhe, G

Wolf, F

S O l 47 ( 3 )

T or R

6:00-9:30PM

BUSAS40

Effective Busi ness Negotiations

MBA Rotation B . Starts 217 50 1 48 ( 3 )

T or R

6:00-9:30PM

BUSASSO

Leading Family

TBA

& Closely-Held

Nyden, J

Enterprises

MBA Rotation C. Starts 21 1 3 BUSA342

Managing Human Resources

50 1 2S ( 3 )

BUSA343

Managing Reward Systems

S O l 26 ( 3 )

MWF

3:40-5:25PM

50149 (3) MeLT- I 37

BUSA5S8 9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM

BUSA363

Consumer Behnior

50 1 27 ( 3 )

BUSA36S

Sales

5 0 1 28 (3)

MWF

3 :40-5:2SPM

MBA Rotation MCLT- 1 37

Stall

6:00-9 :30PM

TBA

Pratt, C

TBA

Matthaei, C

MCLT- 1 37

Harmon, S

New Venture Management

Starts 21 1 2

50 1 5 1 ( 3 )

T or R

BUSAS60

6:00-9:30PM

Managing Health Care En terprises

MBA Rotation C. Starts 21 1 2 50 1 5 2 ( 3 )

ale!! Managemen t 9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

M or W

Gibson, L

T or R

6:00-9:30PM

TBA

Schultz, C Robertson. C

MC LT- 1 05

Tuzovic, S

1:.::1 :> I... onunuea ...

BUSA570

Technology Management

CHEM336

5 0 1 54 ( 3 )

T or R

6:00-9:30PM

Lee, CS

TBA

Fee: $60.00 50 1 7 1 ( I )

Off-campus course in Ireland. To apply contact Abby Wigs tram-Carlson at

C H E M342

Physical Chemistry NS, SM

253.535.7330

Co-register for C H EM

BUSA589

N , SM

Organic Special Projects Lab

Cu-register for C H EM 332. By invitatiun only. Instntctor signature required. Lab

MBA Rotation C . Starts 21 1 2

1 :45-5 : 2 5 PM

RCTR-224

Yakel is, N

RCTR-224

Davis, P

RCTR-224

Davis, P

International Experience: Ireland

5 1 266 (0)

TBA

BUSA589

International Experience: China

Simpson, M

344 lab

50 1 72 (4)

MWF

I I : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM

C H E M344

Physical

hemistry Lab

Off-campus course in China. To apply contact Abby Wigstrom-Carlson at

Co-register for C H E M 342. Lab Fee: $60.00

2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7330

50 1 73 ( I )

CHEM405

Biochemistry II NS, SM

5 1 267 (0)

TBA

B USA590

Strategic Management in a Global Context

MBA Rotation B. Starts 217 50155 (3)

T or R

6:00-9:30PM

I :45-5 :25PM

Bamowe, J Co-register for

HEM 405 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00

50 1 74 (3)

C H E M405

Biochemistry Lab

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

RCTR-224

Cotten M

RCTR-224

Collen,

RCTR-224

Fryhle, C

Albers. J

TBA

Co-register for CHEM 405.

CHE M I STRY

Contact: Chemistry Department at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7530 or chair@chem.l'l u.edu TIME(PMl

Monday

TlIesda�

1 :00-2:00

Closed

Staft'

2 : 00-3:00

Staff

3 : 00-4:00

Staff

4:00-5:00

Staff

5 : 00-6:00

Staft'

Staff

C H E M I 05

Chemistry of Life Lab

lNGR- I OO

Cotten, M

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

CHE M420

Instrumental Analysis NS, SM

50 1 77 (4)

MWF

9 : 1 5- 1 0:20AM

CHEM420

Instrumental Analysis Lab

RCTR-224

Waldow,

50 1 78 (0)

I :45-4:45PM

RCTR�224

Waldow,

C H E M499

Capstone: Senior Seminar SR

Participation in Capstone Symposium during afternoons ufthe week prior to NSCI Academic Festival required.

50 1 57 (0)

TBA

RCTR-20 I

CHEM 1 l 6

General Chemistry II NS, S M

50 1 5 8 (4)

MWF

RCTR- 1 03

CHEM1l6

General Chemistry Discussion

1 2 :30- 1

:35PM

RCTR-224

Waldow,

Cotten. M

CHIN ESE STU DIES PROGRAM

C o-register for C H EM 1 1 6 l a b a n d discussion. Lab Fce: $60.00 8 :00-9 :05AM

5 0 1 79 (0-2)

Co-register for C H EM 1 0 5 . Open lab minimum 2 hrs per wc:ek TBA

5 0 1 76 (2)

Co-register for CHEM 420. Minimum 6 hrs lab per week.

Co-register for C HEM 1 05 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 1 l : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM

Introduction to Research NS

Lab Fee: $60.00

Chemistry of Life NS, SM MWF

C H E M4 1 0

1 :45-5 :25PM

Co-register for C H EM 420 lab. Prereq: C H EM 320 - no except ions.

Students are responsi b l e for reserving the appropriate number of consecutive

50 1 56 (4)

Lab Fee: 5060.00

hours each week in their cour�e schedules during the above opcn tim"s. C H E M I 05

50 1 75 (0)

Yakelis. N

Contact: Dr. Grcgory Youtz at 253.535.76 19 or y()ut7.glrO�plu.edll Courses being offered which may count towards the major or minor:

Co-register for C H EM 1 1 6 and lab.

East Asian Cui tures C, S I

5 0 1 59 (0)

4 :00-4 :50PM

RCTR-220

Yakelis,

5 0 1 60 (0)

3:45-4 : 3 5 P M

RCTR-220

Yakelis, N

C H IN202

Intermediate Chinese C

50 1 6 1 (0)

6:00-6 :50PM

RCTR-220

Yakelis, N

C H IN302

Composition and Conversation C

ANTH343

5 0 1 62 (0)

4:00-4 :50PM

RCTR-220

Yakel is, N

H IST339

Revolutionary

50 1 63 (0)

3 :45-4:3 5 PM

RCTR-220

Yakelis, N

RELI233

The Religions of China C, R3

50 1 64 (0)

6:00-6:50PM

RCTR-220

Yakel is, N

CRE M 1 l 6

General Chemistry Lab

Co-register for C H EM 1 1 6 and discussion. Open lab minimum 3 hI" per week 5 0 1 6 5 (0)

TBA

RCTR-20 1

C H E M320

Analytical Chemilltry NS, S M

Waldow,

8:00-9:45AM

CHEM320

Analytical Chemistry Lab

RCTR-220

Naasz. B

50 1 67 (0)

TBA

CHEM332

Organic Chemistry II NS, S M

RCTR-20 1

Naasz, B

Co-register for CHEM 3 3 4 o r 3 3 6 . 8 : 00-9:05AM

5 0 1 69 (4)

MWF

ClTEM334

Organic Chemistry II Lab NS, SM

INGR- I OO

Fryhle, C

Co-register for C H EM 332. Lab Fee: $60.00. Open lab minimum 4.5 hrs per week 50 1 70

(I)

TBA

COMA 1 20. Courses with THEA, ARTD, and MUSI prefix meet the Corc I Arts requirement. Intended communication majors should enroll in either COMA 1 0 1 o r COMA 1 90.

Co-register for CHEM 320. Open lab minimum 4.5 hrs per week TBA

Contact: Communication and Theatre Department at 253.535 .776 1 or

Note: No course with a COMA prefix meets the Core I Arts requirement except

Lab Fee: $60.00 TR

COMMUNICATION commthea@l'lu.edu

Co-register for C H EM 3 2 0 lab. I nstructor permission required. 50 1 66 (4)

hina C. S I

RCTR-20

COM A I O I

I n troduction to Commu nication

50 1 84 (4)

MWF

COMAI02

Communication Ethics

8:00-9:05AM

INGR- 1 09

Bartancn, M

INGR- 1 09

Rowe,

INGR- 1 09

Land, A

Course mects I" half of term. 5 0 1 8 5 (2)

6:00-8:00PM

Course meets 2'" half o f term 5 0 1 86 (2)

Fryhle, C

9 : 5 5- 1 1 :40AM

OMMUNICATION Continued... COMA 1 20

Media in t h e World A R

50 1 87 (4)

MWF

FI :

M A I 90 50 1 8

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

212

ourse

meets I

50 I &9 (2)

GR- I 09

Lisosky, J

8:00-9:45A\1

Public

INGR- 1 09

Franke, M

half of tenn MWF 8:00-9:05AM

8:00-9 :05AM

MWF

•

9 : 5 5- 1 1 :40

OMA2 1 3

our.e meets

ourse

meets

COMA362

Principles of Advertising

50209 (4)

9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM

COMA387

ST: Peace JournaHsm

502 1 0 (4)

COM A423

Broadcast Prod uctio n

INGR- I I S B

Staff

502 1 1 (4)

COMA42S

Communication Practicum

Franke, M

GR- I 09

Staff

fNGR- 1 1 5 B

Young, A

502 1 2 ( I )

1 1 :50-1 : 3 5 PM

INGR- 1 09

I :45-3:30PM

INGR- 1 09

Rowe, C

6:00-8:00PM

INGR- 1 1 5 B

Land, A

fNGR- I I S B

Staff

INGR- I 09

Bartanen, M

Instructor's signature required to registe r

Franke, 1'.1

I " half of tenn 1 2 :30- 1 :35PM

MWF

I" hal f of tenn 1 1 :50- 1 :3 5 PM TR

Course meets 2 5 0 1 95 ( 2 )

INGR- 1 1 5 B

3 :40- 5 : 25 P M

COMA441

Con1lid Management

502 1 3 (4)

MWF

1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

Communica.tion Writing

5 0 1 93 ( 2 )

5 0 1 94 (2)

I I :50- 1 : 3 5 PM

Staff

Course m�ets 2 ' half of term 50 I 92 ( 2 )

INGR- I I S8

ourse mccts I " hal f of tem! 50191 (2)

Public Relations Writing

50208 (4)

peaking

CouCle meets 2"" hal f o f tenn 5 0 1 90 ( 2 )

COMA360

I ntroduction to Communication ( 1 0 1 ) F

(4)

COMA461 S taff

Public Relations Planning and Management

INGR- 1 I 5B

502 1 4 ( 4 )

INGR- 1 09

Land. A

SCHOOL OF ARTS & COMMUNrCATION

StafY

SOAC295

I :4S-3:30PM

INGR- 1 09

Young, A

ha l f of tern! TR

S:00-9:45AM

GR - 1 1 5B

Pre-Internship

Meets w/SOAC 395

O�1A 2 2

Video Production

ourse meets I h If of tenn 5 1 24 7 (2)

3 :40-5 :25PM

INGR- I I S B

Isakson, K

5 1 06 7 ( I )

SOAC299

Keystone

1 :45-3:30PM

INGR- 1 1 5 B

Feller, A

1 :45-3:30PM

INGR- I I S B

Feller, A

I :4S-3:30PM

INGR- I I S B

Feller, A

I :45-3:JOPM

INGR- 1 1 5 B

Feller, A

Meets w/SOA C 399 COMAllS

Practieu m

I n�lructor', .ignaturc requ i red 3:40-5 :25PM T 50 1 96 ( I ) OM

230

5 1 068 INGR- 1 1 5B

(I)

SO A C395

Staff

Pre-Internship

Meets w/SOAC 295

Writing fo r Journ ali.�m

5 1 069 ( I )

SOAC399

Keystone

'ourse meets 2" half of tenn 5 0 1 97 ( 2 )

MWF

1 2 :30- 1 :35 P\1

I N G R- 1 1 5B

Lisosky, J

Meets w/SOAC 299

OMAl70 ourse m�....

50 1 9 8 (2)

Professional Wrilin I ' half of lenn 8:00-9:45AM TR

GR- 1 1 5B

Young, A

",otc: P re- regis t ra l lo n wiU be orrered on elect upper-division COMA classes for tudents pur uing II ommunlclltlon major or minor. CO JAJ02

M dla

!hles

(ourse meets 2'- hal f of term 50 1 99 ( 2 ) M 6:00-8:00PM COMAJ03

Gender & COlnDlun.icalion A

50200 (4)

MWf

COM

50_0 1 (4)

'OMAJI

Row.:, C

Ehrcnhaus,

OR- 1 1 58

SOAC495

I nteroship

S I 07 1

5 1 072

( I -R )

3:40-5:25PM

( I -R)

INGR- 1 09

Feller, A

6:00-8:00PM

INGR- 1 1 5B

Wells. R

SOAC499

Capstone SR

5 1 073 ( 2 )

3:40-S :25PM

INGR- 1 09

5 1 074 ( 2 )

6:00-8:00PM

INGR- 1 09

Feller, A Feller, A

ADMN-209

Curtis, G

SIGN LANGUAGE S ig n Language A

SIGN l02

Intercultural Commu nication

MWF

1 2:30- 1 :35PM

INGR- 1 09

Ehrenhaus. P

6:00-8:00Pm

INGR- 1 09

Fel ler, A

Prereq: SIG 5 1 066 (4)

101 TR

1 :45-3 :30PM

Dialog

502U2 ( 2 )

COM

Publi

322

9: I S - 1 0:20AM

INGR- 1 09

5 1 070 ( I )

hing Procedures

Consent of instructor required.

rosslisted wlENGL 3 1 2 . Fee: $ 1 0.00

ot for G U R .

50:!03 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

ADMN-2 1 1 B

Robinson, S

StafT

Copy Ed i t i n g Course me ets 2"" half of tenn

COMPUTER SC IENCE & ENGINEERING Contact: Compuh:r Science & Engineering Depa rtment at 253.535 .7400 or www.cs.plu.edu

COMAJ23 204 ( 2 )

COMA325

MWF

1 1 : 1 5- 1 2 : 2 0PM

-1 15B

Photojournll.lism

Course meets I" halfof tenn 50205 ( 2 )

MWf'

COMA329

Depth Reporling

0206 ( 4 )

1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2 :20PM

3 :40-5 : 2 5 PM

INGR- 1 1 5 B

INGR- 1 09

Lisosky, J

Wells. R

CSC E 1 l 5

Solve i t With Computers MR, NS

S02 1 9 (4)

S :00-9:45AM

M C LT-203

Easwaran, S

CSC E 1 20

Comp uterized Information Systems NS

50220 (4)

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

MCLT-203

folsom, M

5022 1 (4)

1 :4S-3:30PM

MCLT-203

50222 (4 )

3 :40-S :25PM

MCLT-203

F o lsom, M Fo l som , M

COMPUTER CI ENCE & ENOrN EERlNG Continued. . . CSCE 1 3 1

I ntroduction to Engineering NS

COOP476

I I :S O - I :3SPM

Full-time Advlnced I nterns hip Sta n'

S02 1 6 ( 1 2 )

Co-register for CSCE 1 3 1 lab. lab Fee: $60.00 S0223 (2)

MCLT-203

CSCE D I

I n troduction to Engineering lab

Kakar, A COOP477

International Work Experience

502 1 7 ( 1 - 1 2 )

Staff

C -register for CSCE 1 3 1 - 0 1 50224 ( 0 )

4: I S-5:30Pm

MCLT-203

COOP576

Kakar. A

Work Experience 1 1\

S02 1 8 ( 1 -4) CSCEI44

Introduction to Computer Science

Staff

Co-regi ster for CSCE 144 lab. lab Fee: $60.00 50125 (4)

MWF

1 1 : I S- 1 2:20PM

MC lT-203

Murphy. l

50226 (4) '

MWF

1 2 :30- 1 : 3 5 PM

MClT-203

Hauser. G

CSC E 144

In trodudion to Computer Science lab

ACADEMIC INTERNSHIPS A ICE276

50227 (0)

9:SS- 1 1 :40AM

M C lT-2 1 0

Murphy, l

S0228 (0)

1 1 :S0- 1 :35PM

MCLT-2 1 0

Murphy. l

AIC E476

F 1 : Privacy

S0229 (4)

CSCE2 70

Data Structures NS

9:5S- 1 1 :40AM

MWF

CSCE270

Data Structures lab

RCTR-22 I

Spillman, R

MC lT-203

Contact: Communication

Blaha, K

o-register for CSCE 270. 5023 1 (0)

9:S5- 1 1 :40AM

M C lT-2 1 0

Blaha, K

50232 (0)

I I :SO- I : 3 S P M

MClT-2 1 0

Blaha, K

CSCE320

Software Engin eering NS

S0233 (4)

MWF

MC LT-203

Hauser, G

8:00-9:0SAM

RCTR-2 2 I

Kakar. A

50235 (0)

1 :4S-S:2SPM

CSCE346

Digital Electronics NS

MCLT-2 1 2

Kakar, A

Co-register for CSCE 346 lab. lab Fee: $60.00 I I :SO- I : 3 5 PM

S0236 (4)

CSC E346

Digital Electronics lab

Co-register for

SeE 346.

50237 (0)

I :4S-3:30PM

CSCE367

Datablse Mlnagement N S

S0238 (4)

MWF

50239 (4) C.

£4 1 0

. 0240 ( 1 -4)

I :4S-2:50PM

Assembly Language MWF

3 :40-6:00PM

ECAM-GYM

McGill, M

ECON I O I

Pri ndp'e.� o f Microeconomics S 2

S0245 (4)

MWF

9: I S- I O:20AM

ADMN-2 1 7

50246 (4)

I I :50- 1 :3SPM

RAMS-204

Johnson. N

5 1 22 1 (4)

MWF

1 2 :30- 1 :35PM

ADMN-209

Adams-Kane

RCTR-22 I

MClT-2 1 2

MClT-203

ECONI02

Principles of Macroeconomics S2

50247 (4)

MWF

ECON301

Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis S2

50248 (4)

1 2 :30- 1 :3SPM

I :45-3:30PM

ADMN-2 1 O

ADMN-2 1 4

Salimi. J

Adams -Kane

Easwaran. S

Easwaran, S

Blaha. K

ECON302

Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis S2

50249 (4)

ECON3 1 1

Energy

50250 (4)

3 :40-S:25PM

ADMN-206

& Natural Resource Economics S2 I :45-3:30PM ADMN-200

ECON322

Money and Oinking S2

5025 1 (4) -

I :45-3:30PM

ADMN-2 1 2

Ng'ang'a, P

Reiman, M

Salim i . J

RCTR-22 I

Spillman, R

ECON325

Industrial Organization and Pu blic Policy S2

50252 (4)

9:5S- 1 1 :40AM

ADMN-204B

Hunnicutt, l

Digital Image Processing NS MWF

1 2 :30- 1 : 3 5 P M

Microprocessors NS

50242 (4)

MWF

9 : 1 5- 1 0:20AM

M C lT- 1 05

RCTR-22 I

CSCE499

Capstone: Senior Seminar SR

50243 (2)

3:40-5 :25PM

RCTR-22 I

Easwaran,

Spillman,

Kakar, A

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Cont act: Cooperative Education/Academic lnkmships at 2 5 3 .53S.7324 or intern@plu.edu. Independent Study Card required to register. COOP276

& Computer Organization NS

8 : 00-9:0SAM

C CE480

S02 1 5 ( 1 2 )

Dance ProducUon PE

Analog E ngineering lab

Co-register for CSCE 34S.

E380

DANC462 S I 239 (2)

Contact: Economics Department at 2 5 3 . 53S.7S9S or traviskm@plu.edu

C CE345 Analog Engineering NS g ister for CSCE 345 lab. lab F�e: $60.00 1 I : I S - 1 2 : 20PM

& Theatre Department at 253.53S .7359

ECONOMICS

Co-

Stall'

DANCE

9 : 1 5- 1 0:20AM

50230 (4)

CSCE345

Part-time Advanced Internship

S0003 ( 1 -8)

o-rellister for CSCE 270 lab. lab Fee: $60.00

MWF

StalT

& Technology F, NS

CSCE I 90

S0234 (4)

Part-time Internship

50()02 ( 1 -8)

Co-register or CSCE 144-0 I or 02.

Full-time Internship Stafr

ECON335

European Economic Integration S2

50253 (4)

ECON337

International Macnleconomies

5 1 222 (4)

MWF

9:5S- 1 1 :40AM

1 1 : I S - 1 2 :20PM

ADMN-2 2 1

ADMN-22 I

Ng'ang'a. P

MClT-2 1 6

Travis, K

ECON344

Econometrics S2

50254 (4)

ECON345

Math Topics in Economics S2

50255 (4)

MWF

ECON499

Capstone: Senior Seminar SR

5 1 277 (4)

I I :50-1 :35PM

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

I :45-3:30PM

Reiman. M

XAVR-250

Peterson, N

HONG-246B

Travis, K

TBA

Sal i mi ,

Gradulte COong<!: ECON520

Economic Policy Analysis

50258 (3)

M or W

6:00-9:30PM

EDUCATION Please see Instructional Development & Leadership for course offerings

ENGL325

Personal Essay WR

50299 (4)

ENGL334

Special Topics in Children's Literature LT

I :45-3:30PM

Topic: Myth and Children's Literature TR 3:40-5:25PM 50300 (4)

ENGUSH ContJIct: English Department at 253.535.73 2 1 or engl@l'lu.edu Note: International Students should see the Languages & Literatures section for their writing seminars

The following courses, listed under Languages & Literatures. are taught in English and meet the Literature- GUR: SCAN34 1 CLAS2 3 1

ENGLl90

Topics in Scandinavian Literature LT Masterpieces i n European Literature LT

ENGLlI3

Literature: Themes

Topic: Women's Worlds 50285 (4)

ENGL2 1 5

Short Fiction LT

50286 (4)

ENGL2 1 6

RAMS-205

Marcus. L

& Authors LT

I :45-3:30PM

ADlvfN-204A

ADMN-2 1 9

Jansen, S

Skipper. J

ENGL225

Autobiographical Writing WR

50290 (4)

EYLD-227

1 WR ADMN-2 1 I B

EN GL231

MJlSterpieces in European Literature LT

50 1 82 (4)

MWF

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

ADMN-22I

ENGL233

Post-Colonial Literature C. LT

5 1 228 (4)

3 :40-5 :25PM

ENO LlS}

British Traditions in Lit LT

502 3 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

ENGLJOI

Shakespeare LT

50294 (4)

ENGLJ I 2

Publishing Procedures

I :45-3:30PM

ENGU67

20·h Century British Literature LT

Topic: WWII 50305 (4)

MWF

ENGL387

Topics in Rhetoric, Writing and Culture

ADMN-2 1 7

Seal. D

Kaufman, R

ENGL425

Writing on Special Topics SR. WR

Topic: Environmental Writing 50308 (4) TR 3 :40-5:25PM

ADMN-2I I A

Bergman, C

ENGU27

Imaginatin Writing III SR, WR

50309 (4)

6:00-8:00PM

ADMN-2 I I B

Baro!, E

3:40-5 :25PM

ADMN-2 1 I B

Skipper, J

ENGL5 1 1

Writing Mentorship I

503 1 2 (4)

TBA

Rubin. S

TBA

Rubin, S

TBA

Rubin, S

TBA

Rubin. S

ENGL5 1 2

Writing Mentorship I I

503 1 3 (4)

TBA

ENGL513

Writing Mentorship III

503 1 4 (4)

TBA

Temple·

ENGL599

Thesis

Thurston. B

503 1 5 ( 1 -4)

TBA

Snee, R

Rahn, S

ADMN-206

Bcrgman, C

Campbell. T

Grad uate Clluna;

Oestreich • .I

RAMS-204

E NVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Contact: Environmental Studies Program at 253.535.7 1 28 or �nY1@(!ly.sa!1! Additional course offered which may count towards the major or minor: ECON3 1 1 HIST370 PHIL230 POLS346 RELI239

Energy and Natural Resource Economics S2 Environmental History of the US S I Philosophy, Animals & the Environment PH Environmental Politics and Policy S I Environment and Culture R3 �

INGR- 1 2 2

ENGLJ23

Writing in Professional Settiogs WR

50297 (4)

ENGL324

Free-Laoce Writing WR

50298 (4)

MWF

I I : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

ADMN-2 1 7

Crosslisted w/ARTD 3 3 1 . Requires permission: Contact S.Robinson.

9:55-1 1 :40AM

Levy. M

The English Language

3:40-5 :25Pm

Campbell. T

RAMS-207

ENGU03

Art of the Book 1

Blomquist 9, 253.535.724 1 . Fee: $35 .00 TR 50296 (4) I I :50-1 :35PM

ADMN-204A

50307 (4)

rosslisted w/COMA 322. Not [or GUR. Consent of instructor required. Fee: $ 10.00 MW ADMN-2 1 I B Robinson, S I :45-3:30PM 5 2 5 (4) ENGUIJ

I :45-2:50PM

Oestreich• .I

MWF

3:40-5:25PM

Jansen. S

ADMN-2 1 I B

Travel Writing WR

ADMN-204B

ENGU52 Seminar: Theme, Genre LT, SR Topic: The Bloomsbury Group 1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2 :20PM 503 1 1 (4) ADMN-2 1 I B MWF

50289 (4)

50291 (4)

3 :40-5:25PM

Levy. M

ENGL224

Imaginalin Writing

English Renaissance Lit LT

Marcus. L

ADMN-2 1 I A

Reseuth

ENGL227

ENGU53

50304 (4)

Rahn, S

ADMN-2 1 7

503 1 0 (4) Topic: Fiction

ENGL221

9:55-1 1 :40AM

I :45-3:30PM

TemplcThurston. B

50288 (4)

9: 1 5 - 1 O:20AM

INGR- I OO

Writing WR 8:00-9:45AM

Feminist Approached iII Literature A, LT

50301 (4)

Kaufman, R

Topic: Poetry

Topics i n Literature C . LT

Topic: South African Township Drama 9:55- I 1 :40AM 50287 (4) TR

ADMN-204B

ENGU41

Topic: Sophistry and Cynicism 50306 (4) 3:40-5:25PM MW

FI: Women's Literature (232) A,F. LT

Topic: Women Writers and the Body Politic MW 50284 (4) I :45-3:30PM

LlBR-332

Spring, J

HONG-246B

BrownCarlton, S

RAMS-207

Oestreich, J

ENVTI04 Conservation of Natural Resources NS. SM Co-register for ENYT 1 04 lab. Crosslisted w/GEOS 1 04 . Lab Fee: $60.00 503 1 6 (4) 1 2 :30- 1 :35PM RCTR- I 09 MWF Whitman, J

VIRO

"'ENTAl

ENVT I 04

TL'OI

Conllnuc:tl.

Conservation of Natural Resources Lab

Co-regi 路ter for ENVT 1 04. I :45-3 :30Pm SO 17 (U) M 503 1 8 (0)

I :45-3:3 0PM

Topic: TBA 5 1 1 54 (4) Whitman.

RCTR- 1 09

Whitman. J

TBA

Staff

6:00-8:00PM

ADMN-2 1 I A

Land. A

Topic: TBA 5 1 1 55 (4)

ENVT350

TBA

RCTR- 1 09

Environmental Methods

o-register for ENVT 350 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 503 1 9 (4)

MWF

ENVT350

Environmental Methods Lab

1 l : 1 5 - 1 2 :20PM

Topic: Serious Comics: The Rhetoric of the Graphic Novel RCTR- 1 08

McKenney, R

ENVT495

Internship

5 1 1 5 7 (4) 1 2 : 30-4:45PM

9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM

ADMN-2 1 I B

Levy, M

I I : 5 0 - 1 :35PM

HONG-246A

Woolworth, S

MWF

8:00-9:05AM

ADMN-2 1 I A

Carlson, J

MWF

1 2 :30- 1 :35PM

XAVR- 1 5 0

Staff

Topi c : TBA

Co-register for ENVT 3 5 0 . 50320 (0) '

5 1 1 56 (4)

RCTR- 1 08

McKenney. R Topic: TBA 5 1 1 5 8 (4)

Independent Study card required TBA

5032 1 ( 1 - 1 2)

TBA

ENVT499

Capstone: Senior Project SR

50322 (4)

Olufs. D

Topic: TBA 5 1 1 59 (4)

3 :40-5:25PM

RCTR- 1 08

M cKenney, R

G EOSCIENCES

Contact: Geosciences Department a t 253.535.7563 or geos@plu.edu

T H E FI RST-YEAR E XPERI ENCE

Contact: First Year Experience Program at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7285 or woolwost@plu.edu.

GEOSI02

Inquiry seminars and writing seminars are for students entering PLU in the 2007-

Co-register for GEOS 1 02 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00

2008 school year with fewer than 20 transferable semester credit hours. NOTE:

50334 (4)

GEOSI02

General Oceanography Lab

General Oceanography NS, S M 6:00-8:00PM

RCTR- 1 09

Benham, S

Students may enroll only in one inquiry seminar over the course of the year. Co-register for GEOS 1 02 .

I NQU IRY SE MIN ARS ANTHl90

F I : M arriage, Family

500 1 2 (4)

50335 (0)

8:00-9:30PM

RCTR- \ 09

Benham. S

50336 (0)

8:00-9:30PM

RCTR- 1 09

Benham. S

GEOS I 03

Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Geologic Hazards NS, S M

& Kinship (385) F, S I. C

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

ADMN-208

Brusco. E

Co-register for GEOS 1 03 lab. L a b Fee: $60.00 COMA 1 90

FI: Introduction to Communication ( 1 0 1) F

501 88 (4)

CSCEI 90

F I : Privacy

50229 (4)

ENG L l 90

8:00-9:45AM

INGR- 1 09

& Technology F, NS

9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM

RCTR-22 I

50337 (4)

MWF

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

RCTR- 1 09

Lowes, B

GEOSI03

Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Geologic Hazards Lab

Franke. M Co-register for GEOS 1 03 . SpillmilO, R

50338 (0)

8:00-9:45 A M

RCTR- I 09

Lowes, B

50339 (0)

8 : 00-9:45AM

RCTR- I 09

Lowes, B

GEOSI04

Conservation of Natural Resources NS, S M

FI: Women's Literature (232) A.F, LT

T pic: Women Writers and the Body Politic 50284 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

P H I L I 90

Inquiry Seminar F. PH

RAMS-205

Marcus, L

Topic: Ethics of Food I :45-3 :30PM

EVLD-228

50967 (4)

SOCW I 90

FI: I ntroduction to Social Work ( 1 0 1 ) A, F, S2

McKenna, E

Co-register for GEOS 1 04 lab. L a b Fee: $60.00 1 2:30- 1 :35PM

RCTR- I 09

50340 (4)

MWF

GEOS I04

Conservation of Natural Resources Lab

Whitman, J

Co-register for GEOS 1 04.

5034 1 (0)

I :45-3:30PM

RCTR- 1 09

Whitman,

50342 (0)

I :45-3:30PM

RCTR- \ 09

Whihnan, J

GEOSI05

Meteorology NS, SM RCTR- I 09

Todd, C

This course includes three field trips and a service learning component 5 1 087 (4)

1 :45-3:30PM

ADMN-2 1 7

Moran. M

Co-register for GEOS 1 05 lab, Lab Fee: $60.00

WRITING SEMINARS WRIT 1 0 1

Writing Seminar FW. WR

I :45-3:30PM

HONG-246A

Barot. E

3 :40-5:25PM

ADMN-2 1 1 A

Bergman, C

Topic: Women, "Beauty" and Media Manipulation 5 1 1 50 (4)

3 :40-5 :25PM

ADMN-208

Jansen. S

Topic: Prison Writings 5 1 1 5 1 (4)

1 :45-3:30PM

HONG-246A

Woolworth. S

GEOS I 05

Meteorology Lab

50344 (0)

9:55 - 1 1 :40AM

RCTR- 1 09

Todd, C

50345 (0)

9 : 5 5- 1 1 :40AM

RCTR- \ 09

Todd. C

GEOS201

Geologic Principles NS. SM RCTR- 1 22

Benham, S

50346 (4)

MWF

GEOS201

Geologic Principles Lab

Co-register for GEOS 20 I .

I :45-3:30PM I :45-3:30PM

50347 (0)

50348 (0)

GEOS324

Igneous Petrology NS. SM

3:40-5:25PM

RAMS-207

Yetter. C

INGR- 1 1 5 B

Wells, R

50349 (2)

Topic: Writing for Communication 5 1 1 53 (4)

1 2 :30- 1 :3 5 PM

Co-register for GEOS 324 lab. Meets

Topic: TBA 5 1 1 52 (4)

8:00-9:05AM

Co-register for GEOS 20 I lab. Lab Fee: $60.00

TopIC: Animal Rights 5 1 1 49 (4)

MWF

Co-register for GEOS 1 05 .

Topic: Autobiography of a Face 5 1 148 (4)

50343 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

MTW

RCTR- 1 22

Benham. S

RCTR- 1 22

Benham, S

1" halfof term. Lab Fee: $30.00

I :45-2:50PM

RCTR- 1 1 3

Lowes, B

GEOSCIENCES Continuoed ... GEOS324

Igneous Petrology Lab

Co-register for GEOS 324. Meets

I" half of term.

50350 (0)

I :4S-3:30PM

GEOS329

Metamorphic Petrology NS, S M

HISTlSl

Colonial American History S I

50373 (4)

A DMN-2 1 0

1 :45-3:30PM

StafT

Lowes, B

RCTR- 1 1 3

HISTJOI

I ntroduction to H istorical Methods and Research S I

50374 (4)

H I STJ2 1

Greek Civilizations S I

I :45-3:30PM

RAMS-203

Halvorson, M

Co-register for GEOS 329 lab. Meets 2"" half o f tenn. Lab Fec: $30.00 50352 (2)

MTW

I :45-2:50PM

RCTR- 1 1 3

Lowes, B

Crosslisted with CLAS 3 2 1 . GEOS329

Metamorphic Petrology Lab

50375 (4)

MWF

I :45-2:50PM

ADtvfN-202

Snee. R

INGR-IOO

Halvorson, M

ADMN-2 1 0

Hames, G

A DMN-2 1 9

Cathcart,

XAVR-20 1

Cathcart,

Co-register for GEOS 329. Meets 2" half of term. 50J53 (0) GEOS350

1 :45-3:30PM

Lowes, B

RCTR- 1 I 3

50355 (4)

9:55- 1 I :40AM

GEOS350

Marine Geology Lab

Whitman, J

RCTR- 1 1 3

Co-register for GEOS 350.

I I :50- 1 :35PM

50356 (0)

GEOS499

Capstone: Senior Seminar SR

50357 (2)

3 :40-4:45PM

RCTR- 1 08

H I STJ37

The History of Mexico

50379 (4)

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

Courses which may count towards the major or minor: Introduction to Human Cultural Diversity C. S I

ANTHIHISTIPOL S2 1 0

Global Perspectives: The World in Change C, S I

ANTH387

A nthropology of Development S I

BUSA20 1

Value Creation in the Global Environment

COMA304

Intercultural Communication C

C MA387

Peace Journalism

C OMA44 I

Conflict Management

ECON335

European Economic Integrat ion S2

ECON337

International Macroeconomics

ENGL233

Post-Colonial Literature C, LT

HIST2 1 5

Modem World History C, S I

H IST339

Revolutionary China C, S I

H IST340

Modem Japan C. S I

INTC2 1 1

20'" Century Origins of the Contemporary World 12

fNTC329

Personal Commitments; Global Issues 1 3

POLS43 I

Advanced International Relations S I Christian Theology: Theologies of Liberation

RELI230

Religion and Culture: Religion and Healing R3

RELI233

Religions of China: Daoism C, R3

RELl393

Topics in Comp Religion: Religion & the Immigrant Exp A, R3

SCAN 3 2 1

Topics in Scan Culture

SPAN322

Latin American Civilization

Capstone: Research Seminar SR

5: 45-7:40PM

ADMN-2 1 I A

3 :40-5 :25PM

H IST340

Modern Japan C, S I

503 8 1 (4)

MWF

H I STJ59

History of Women in the US A, S I

50384 (4)

H I ST360

The Holocaust A, S I

50385 (4)

9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM

I I :50-1 :35PM

9 : 5 5- 1 1 :40AM

ADMN-209

Kraig. B

XAVR-250

Ericksen. R

H I ST370

Environmental History of the US S I

50386 (4)

9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM

HISTJ87

ST: The Civil War S I

S I 283 (4)

MWF

H I S1460

West & Northwest A. S I

50387 (4)

1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM

I :45-3:30PM

XAVR- 1 5 0

Richey, D

ADMN-2 1 6

Richey, D

ADMN-2 1 4

Richey. D

H IST494

Seminar: American History SR, S I

50388 (4)

H IST496

Seminar: The Third World

50389 (4)

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

6:00-9:30PM

ADMN-2 1 7

C', SR, S I RAMS-207

H IS1497

Seminar: European History SR, S I

50390 (4)

6:00-9:30PM

Kraig, B

RAMS-20S

Hames, G

Ericksen. R

LEADERSmp Contact: Instructional Development & Leadership a t 253.53S.7272 or educ@plu.edu. For infonnation regarding prerequisites, fieldwork. and student

20'" Century Latin American Literature C, LT

Revolutionary China C, S I

50380 (4)

I NSTRUCTIONAL DEVE LOP M ENT &

& Society: Nordic Colonialism & Culture C

50364 (4)

H l STJ39

& Democracy

RELI227

GLST499

C', S I

I I :50- 1 :35PM

Whitman. J

Contact: Global Studies Program a t 253.535.73 2 1 o r glst@plu.edu

PAN432

MWF

Whitman, J

RCTR- 1 1 3

GLOBAL STUDIES

â&#x20AC;˘

Reformation S I

50377 (4) Marine Geology NS. SM

Co-register for GEOS 350 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00

ANTH I 02

H IST325

teaching please refer to page 9 of the class schedule. E DUC406

Grosvenor. P

HISTORY Contact: H istory Department at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7595 or hist@plu.edu

Math in K-8 Education

CO-register for EDUC 408', 424. and SPED 424. Reserve 6-8 hrs per week for field work i n assigned schools. 50260 (4)

9:5S- 1 1 :40AM

ADMN-2 1 5

Jacks. A

5026 1 (4)

1 \ :50- 1 :35PM

ADMN-2 1 5

Jacks. A

EDUC408

Literacy in K-8 Education

See special notes on EDUC 406. H I ST l 08

History of Western Civilizations S I

S0370 (4)

3 : 40-5 :25PM

ADMN-200

Staff

ADMN-2 1 9

Cathcart, A

C, S I

HlSTl09

East Asian Societies

503 7 1 (4)

MWF

HISTlIO

Global Perspectives C, S I

5 1 294 (4)

1 2:30- 1 : . 5 P M

1 :45-3:30PM

H ISTl l 5

Modern World H istory C. S I

50372 (4)

3:40-5 :25PM

XAVR-20 1

Klein,

ADMN-204A

Hames. G

50262 (4)

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

ADMN-204A

Hassen. J

50263 (4)

1 1 :50- 1 :35PM

ADMN-204A

Tiedeman

E DUC424

Inquiry into Teaching I: Diverse Learning

See special notes on EDUC 406. 50264 (4)

1 :45-3:30PM

ADMN- I O I

Weiss. J

50265 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

ADMN-2 1 5

Leitz. P

50266 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

EVLD-227

Hassen. J

INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT & LEADERSHIP Continued• . . EDUC430 Student TU1:hlng ill K-8 SR Available PasslFaii only - Single. Co-register for EDUC 450. Students must pass the WEST-E (praxis I I ) in at least one endorsement area prior to student teaching Weiss, .r 50267 ( 10) TBA TBA TBA EDUC434 Student Teaching - Elementary (Dual) SR Available PasslFail only - Dual. Co-register for EDUC 450. Students must pass WEST-E (praxis II) in elementary and special education prior to student teaching. Weiss, J TBA 50268 (6) TBA TBA EDUC450

Elementary Ed. Students co-register for EDUC 430 or 434. Secondary Ed students co-register for EDUC 468. SOE Term IV Hub. W 3:40-5:25PM ADMN- I O I Weiss, J 50269 (2) 3:40-5:25PM ADMN-202 50270 (2) Yetter, C W

EDUC468

OGYM- I 04

E DUC49S

Weiss, J

lD.tcnuhlp

Independent Study Card required 50274 ( 1 - 1 2) TBA TBA EDUC497

Special Project

50275

TBA

(0-4)

Briseno Wendel

Student Teaching: Secondary SR

Co-register tor EDUC 450. Available Pas.slFail only. 50272 ( 10) TBA TBA TBA

TBA

StatT

Staff

GodyateCognn: EDUC520

Psychology for Teachers

BAME students only TR 50323 (3)

8:00-9:45AM

EPSY368

Educational Psychology

5 1 281 (4)

5:30-8:30PM

SPE D320

Thirumurthy, V

Gerlach, K

Meets 2/ 1 2, 2/ 1 9, 2/26, and 3/4. Meets with EDUC 520-02. T 5 1 1 13 ( 1 ) ADMN-202 4:3 0-7:30PM

Gerlach, K

SPED322

Modeote msabilities a n d Transitions

5 1 1 1 4 (3)

3 :40-5:25PM

ADMN-208

Williams, G

SPED424

Learners with Special Needs in the General Education

5 1 1 1 5 (4) 5 1 1 1 6 (4)

M M

SPE D459

Student Tea�hlDg in Special Education

3 :40-7:00PM 3:40-7:00PM

SPED Teaching Seminar

TBA

Meets wiSPED 320-02. Meets 2/ 1 2, 2/19, 2/26, and 3/4. 5 1 282 ( I ) T 4:30-7:30PM ADMN-202

Gerlach, K

SP ED49 7

Independent Study

5 1 1 2 1 ( 1 -2)

TBA

ADMN - I O I ADMN- 1 0 1

Reisberg Williams

TBA

Staff

TBA

Leitz, P

TBA

Staff

Leadenhlp III

Enrollment limited to Project Lead/Principle Cert. students only 50277 ( 1 -4) S 8: 30-4:00PM ADMN-2 1 7

Yetter, C

INTERNATIONAL CORE

Leadership V

Original Cohort group 50278 ( 1 -4) TBA

TBA

Wiggs, S

ADMN- I O I ADMN-2 1 9

Yetter, C Nelson, P

TBA TBA

Hillis, M Hillis, M

Seminar: 'Issues of I nclusion

Enrollment limited to MA Cert. students only 50279 ( 1 -4) W 6:00-8:30PM W 50280 ( 1 -4) 6:00-8:30PM EDUC568

I nternship

5028 1 (6) 50282 (6)

TBA TBA

EDUCS7I �hooh & Their Commu nities Principal Cert. program only. Meets 2/23, 3/ 1 5, 4/1 9, and 5/ 1 7 . 5 1 244 (2) S 8:30-4:00PM ADMN-2 1 5

Staff

Practkum III

Principal Cert program only. TBA TBA 5 1 245 ( I ) EDUCS76

ADMN-2 1 5

Issues with Child Abuse and Neglect

5 1 1 20 ( I )

[DUCS73C

Williams, G

Meets 2/9 and 2123. Meets with EDUC 520-0 1 . 5 1 1 12 (I) S 8:30-4:ooPM ADMN-200

SPED460

EDUC5638

ADMN-200

SPECIAL EDUCATION

Gerlach, K

EDUCS54

Nelson, P Tiedeman, L

Advan.ced Human Development

Project Lead students only 50326 (4) W 5 :30-8:30PM

ADMN-200

EDUCSS2

ADMN-2 1 5

Gradual Courses:

Co-register for EDUC 434 & 450. TBA TBA 5 1 1 1 9 (6)

Issues with Child Abuse and Negl�ct

Meets wiSPED 320-0 1 . Meets 2/9 and 2/23. S 1228 (I) S 8:30-4:30PM

EPSY361

E PSY565

Inq uiry into Learning and Teaching

This section for PHED majors only. 5027 1 (2) W 3:40-5 :25PM

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

TBA

. StatT

Personnel Development

Principal Cert program only. 5: 30-8:30PM W 5 1 246 (3)

ADMN-2 1 5

[DUCS'S

Intenshlp In Educational Administration

50283 (2)

TBA

StatT

Butler, J

Contact: INTC Program at 253.535.7630 or bm\\ol1rs@lll u.edu Core II students who have taken INTC I I I are able to register for INTC courses via the web. Core I students registering for INTC courses must receive instructor's signature on an ADDIDROP form and tum in to Student Services. INTC2 1 1

20.0 Century Origins of the Contemporary World 12

50391 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

INTC232 Topics in Gender 12 Topic: Global Gender Issues 50392 (4) TR 9:55- 1 1 :40AM I NTC233

I maging the Self 12

50393 (4)

1 :45-3:30PM

ADMN-209

Hogan, B Palerm, C

ADMN-2 1 9

Marcus, L

INGR-1 1 6

Seal, D

I NTC243 Conservation & Sustainable Development 12, S M Co-register for INTC 243 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00. 50394 (4) MWF 9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM RCTR- 1 02 Teska, W Conservation & Sustainable Developme nt Lab Co-register for INTC 243-0 1 . 5 1 248 (0) R 1 :45-5:25PM RCTR- 1 02 Teska, W INTC243

INTC249

Human Rights 12

50395 (4)

MWF

1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

ADMN-2 1 7

I NTC329

Personal Commitments, Global Issues 13

50396 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

ADMN-2 1 2

Johnson, G

O 'Brien, K

I NTERNATIONAL HONORS PROGRAM .olltact: Honors Program at 253.535 . 7630 or brownrs@pJu.edu Prerequisite IHON I I I .

I HON I I 2

Liberty and Power H I

5 1 1 62 (4)

MW F

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

ADMN-2 1 2

Robinson, S

5 1 1 63 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

ADMN-202

Peterson , D

5 1 1 64 (4)

1 1 :50- 1 :3 5 PM

ADMN-2 1 6

Strum, A

FREN302

To assure correct

or !ďż˝Jlg@nlu.edu.

placement in language courses all students with previous study

are required to take a placement exam. The exams for most languages arc olTered in the language Resource Center (LRC) or online at w\vw.plu.edurJrc. For all

other infomlation regarding Languages and Literatures please refer to page 9 of the class schedule.

MWF

FREN42 1

Survey of French lit C, LT

50333 (4)

S23 1

Masterpieces in Europ ean Literature LT Greek Civilizations S 1

Topics in Scandinavian Culture and So c iety

SCAN34 I

1 02

CRlN202

M WF

I l : 1 5- 1 2:20AM

Intermediate

ADMN-2 1 I A

Li, J

(-l)

MWF

H I N3()2

LAS23 I l.A 3 2 1

t 2 :30- 1 :35PM

ADMN-21 1 B

Li,

1 2 :30- 1 :35PM

HONG-246A

Haque,

MWF

1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

ADMN-2 1 0

Haque,

GE RM202

Intermediate German

ADMN-209

Christensen,

Prercq: GERM 20 1 .

K K

1 1 : 1 5- 1 2 :20PM

50360 (4)

MWF

GERM302

Composition and Con ..ersation C MWF

1 2 :30- 1 :35PM

ADMN-2 1 6

GERM322

German Civilization since 1750 C

50362 (4)

G E RM499

Capstone: Senior Project S R

50363 (2-4)

1 :45-3:30PM

ADMN-2 1 I A

Haque,

ADMN-2 1 I A

Staff

ADMN-2 1 2

Snee, R

LIBR-332

Nelson.

ADMN-2 1 1 A

Ne lson,

ADMN-204B

Berguson, C

ADMN-2 1 1 A

Slorfjell, T

9: 1 5 - 1 0:20A M

RAMS-2 03

Li,

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

ADMN-22 1

LATN I02

1 :45-2:50PM

1 l : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

Elementary Latin

50397 (4)

MWF

I I : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

lATN202

Intermediate latin

Prereq: LATN 20 1 . Snee, R

G reek Cl.. lllzation S I M WF

MWF

Prcreq: LATN 1 0 1

Muterpiece in European literature LT MWr

Elementary Greek

LATIN

ompo 'itlon lind COll\'ersation C MWF

1 :45-3:30PM

50398 (4)

MWF

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

NORW E G IAN

C ss listcd with H I ST 32 1 . 5 0 1 83 (4)

MWF

50359 (4)

50365 (4)

CLASSICS 50 1 82 (4)

503 5 8 (4)

GREKI02

hinese C

Prereq: CHIN 3 0 1 or instructor's signature 5 1 25 7 (4)

Elementary German

Prereq: G REK 1 0 1 .

Prcreq: C H IN 20 1 or instructor's signaturc 50 1 !! 1

Brown, R

GREEK

E1cmentory Chinese

Prereq : C H I N 1 0 1 or instructor's signature 50 1 80 (4)

ADMN-2 1 2

Topics in Scandinavian L iterature LT

C H INESE HI

1 1 :50- 1 :3 5 PM

Taylor, S

GERMAN

503 6 1 (4)

C lAS3 2 I N32 1

HONG-246A

Prereq: GERJY1 30 1 .

The following course arc taught in English:

1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

503 32 (4)

GERM I 02

& Literatures Department at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .732 1

Prercq: GERM 1 0 1 .

LANGUAGES & LITERATURES ontact: Languages

Composition and Convenation

Prereq: FREN 30 I

ADMN-202

Snee,

NORWI02

Elementary Norwegla.

Prereq: NORW 1 0 1 .

FRENCH RE 1 0 1

Elementary French

5 1 259 (4)

MWF

FREN 102

Eleme.ntary French

1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

ADMN-206

Schumann, L

Pn:req : flR.EN I 0 I 503 2 7 (4)

MWF

1 2 : 30- 1 : 3 5 P M

ADMN-208

Jensen, M

50328 ( 4 )

MWF

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

L I B R - 3 32

Jensen, M

FREN 20 J

Intennedillte French C

50329 (4)

MWr

ADMN-206

Taylo r, S

FREN202

I n temlcdiate Frenc h C

Prercq: F R EN 1 02

1 2 :30- 1 :3 5PM

MWF

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

MWF

NORW202

I n termediate Norwegian C

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

Prereq: NORW 20 1 . 508 1 5 (4)

MWF

NORW302

1 2 : 30- 1 :3 5 P M

Composition and Con..enation C

Prercq: NORW 3 0 1 . 508 1 6 (4)

1 :45-3:30PM

L1BR-330

Storfjell, T

SCANDINAVlAN SCAN321

Topics in Scandinavian C u ltu re and Society

Topic: Nordic Colonialism

Prereq: FREN 20 1 50330 (4)

508 1 4 (4)

ADMN-2 1 6

Tay lor, S

5 1 064 (4)

1 I : 5 0 - 1 :35PM

ADMN-2 1 7

Staff

ANGUAClF. & I I I ER rUR.ES (olltinu(!d• . . SCAN34I

Topics i n Scandinavian L i t LT

MA RRIAGE & FAMILY T HERAPY

To pi c : The Outsider i n Narrative and Film 5 1 065 (4)

9:S5- 1 1 :40AM

LlBR-332

Berguson, C

& Fam i ly

ll1erapy at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 .7659 or

tnflh(a)plu.edu

practicums and theory classes are for l'vIFT I I graduate studcnts only

M FTH500

SPAN } H S PAN I02

'ontact: Marriage

Note: All

H u man Development

Grad students or instructor permiss io n 50422 (4)

3 :00-6:20PM

Elementary Spanish

Prereq: SPAN 1 0 1 .

M FTH507

Comparative Ma rriage

5 1 099 (4)

MWF

1 2:30- 1 :35PM

ADMN-204B

Yaden. B

Grad s t u dents or instntctor p e rmis si on

5 1 1 00 (4) .

MWF

9: 1 5 - 1 0 : 20AM

RAMS-204

Dav i dson. E

50423 (4)

M FTH5 1 0

Human Sexuality

Ward, D

F'BmU)' Therapy

3 :00·6:20PM

ECAM·027

B ro w n.

& Sex Thenpy

SPAN201

In termediate Spanish C

5 1 1 0 1 (4)

MWF

9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM

HONG-246A

Ferrer-

Grad students or instructor pemlis sio n 50424 (2)

MWF

I I : I S - 1 2:20PM

L igh t ner. M

S I I 02 (4)

ADMN-204B

Ferre r-

M FTH519

Practicum I

SPAN202

Intermediate Spanish C

Lightner. M

KAM-027

3 :00-4:40PM

E AM-027

York,

Meets in MFTH clinic. Pass/Fail option only. 5042S (2)

TBA

York. C

5 1 1 03 (4)

MWF

1 2 :30- 1 :35PM

ADMN-204A

Davidson, E

50426 (2)

TBA

rnA

TBA

York,

5 1 1 04 (4)

MWF

I I : 1 5- 1 2 :20PM

ADMN-204A

Davidson, E

50427 (2)

TBA

TB A

Staff

SPAN301

Advanced Gra mmar and Composition

MFTH520

Theory I

5 1 1 0 S (4)

9:5S- 1 1 :40AM

HONG-246A

Palenn. C

Meets in MFTH

clinic.

5 1 1 06 (4)

MWF

1 2:30- 1 :35PM

XAVR·2S0

Ferrer

50428 (2)

TBA

Lightner. M

5 1 229 (2)

TBA

TIM

TBA

Brown, P York. l '

Prereq: SPAN 2 0 1

SPAN322

Latin American Civilization and Culture C

S 1 I 07 94)

MWF

SPAN32S

Introd uction to Hispanic Lit Studies C, LT

I I : I S - 1 2 :20PM

RAMS-203

M FTH52 1

Predmore,

Prcreq: SPAN 3 0 1 5 1 1 08 (4) PAN422

5 1 1 09 (4)

1 1 :50- 1 : 3 5 PM

RAMS-203

Predmore. J

Meets in MFTH

Practicum II

clinic.

50429 (2)

TBA

50430 (2)

TBA

5043 I (2)

TBA

TAA

TBA

L u nd be c k , D

50432 (2)

TBA

Ryan , J

50433 (2)

TBA

York ,

M FTU522

Theory I I

TBA

Lcwi. , R

Callis n, L

20" Century Lit of Spain LT

1 :4S-3:30PM

ADMN-2 1 1 A

Palerm, C

Meets in MFTH c linic. SPAN432

20" Century Latin American Lit C. LT

Prereq: S PAN 325 5 1 256 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

SPAN499

Callstone� Senior Project SR

5 1 1 1 1 (2)

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

RAMS-207

ADMN-2 1 1 A

1 2 :00-2:00PM

TBA

Yurk, C

50435 (2)

TBA

Arown,

M FTHS23

Practic.urn I I I

Williams, T

Wil l i ams, T

I NTERNATIONAL STU D E NT WRITING EMIN A RS WRIT201

50434 (2)

Writing Seminar for International Students WR

50436 (2)

TEA

TBA

TUA

Ryan, J

50437 (2)

TBA

Callison, L Lewis. R

50438 (2)

TBA

50439 (2)

TBA

rnA

Lundbeck,

50440 (2)

TBA

TB A

TBA

Stalf

M FTH524

Theory 1 1 1

50441 (2)

TBA

50442 (2)

TBA

TEA

TBA

York, • Brow n, P

For I nternational students only 5 1 1 60 (4) WRI

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

RAMS-205

Campbell, S

Adnnced Writing �m.inar for I n t n ' l Students WR

1 1 :50- 1 : 35PM

RAMS-207

LEGAL ST U DI ES Contact: Richard Jobst at 253.535 .7660 or jo b strj@plu.ed u

Courses offered which may

I'racticum IV

TB A

TBA

Ryan, J

50444 (2)

TBA

(2)

TBA

Lewis, R

TBA

TAA

TBA

50446 (2)

TBA

TOA

TBA

Callison, L L u n d be ck . D

50445

For I nternational students on ly 5 1 1 6 1 (4)

M FTH525

50443 (2)

count towards the minor:

BUSA303

Business Law and Ethics

BUSA304

Law and

ECON325

Industrial Organization and Public Policy S2

PHIL328

Philosophical I ss ues in Law PH

Ethics for Financial Professionals

Campbell, S

M FTH527

Extended Practic u m V

5 0448 (2)

TBA

Lundbeck, D

50449 (2)

TBA

50450 (2)

TBA

T A

Callison, K

TBA

5045 1 (2)

TBA

Lew i s, R Rya n. J

M FTH590

Graduate Seminar: Couples

1 herapy

Instructor's permission required 50452 ( 1 -4)

MFTHS99

Thesis

1 0:00- 1 1 :40AM

ECAM-027

Ward,

C C

50454 (4)

TBA

TSA

Storm,

50455 (4)

TBA

York,

50456 (4)

TBA

Ward. D

MOVEME NT STUDIES & WEL LNESS

MAT H E M ATICS llntact: Math=atics

partment at 2S3.S3S.7400 or math@vlu.edu IUdenlS who have n ot taken the mathematics pla cem en t exam or have not othcmis • ,'alisfi d d igi hi l i ly for a math course will not be able to rt.gister for any beginning malh course. For all other information regarding Math p lace ment refer to page 1 0 of the class s ch e du l e. MATH 1 05

P H E D I OO

8:00-9:05AM

MeLT- 1 3 l

Cook. A

S0400 (4)

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

MeLT- I 3 I

Cook. A

M TH l l 5

oUegc

Igebra

and Trigonometry

50401 (4)

I I I and MWF

\1Al'U I 23

Mod rn [I menlary M a t h MR.

50402 ( 4 ) 1 ATH l 28

(4)

1 2 :30- 1 : 3 S P M

MCLT- 1 3 2

1 :45-3:30PM

Unellr \ludels

& Cal

50404 ( 4 )

MWF

9 : 1 5- 1 0:20AM

S0405 (4)

MW I

1 :45-2:50PM

ICLT- I 32 MeLT- 1 3 1

MATH140

An lytic Geometry and Functions MR, NS TR

MATH l SI

I n troduction t o Calculus M R. NS

50407 (4)

50408

!\II

(4)

1 1 1 1 52

S0409 (4) S04 1 0 (4) M ATU145 50· H I

(4)

WF Calculus

. 1 WF 'vi

D L ac ky. D St ua rt, J

1 2:30-1 :3SP,

MC LT-2 1 6

Zhu, /vi Zh u, M

1 2:30- 1 : 3 5 P M

M C LT-2 1 4

I :4S-2:S0PM

M e T-2 1 4

Sklar, J Sklar, J

MCLT- 1 32

Shel l-Gcllasch

Multivarioble Calculus MR. 9 : 1 5 - 1 0:20AM

LT-2 1 6

Bcnkhalti. R

S 04 1 4 ( 4 )

MWF

I :45-2:S0PM

MCLT- 1 32

Bcnkhalti, R

I nt rod.ucllon 10 Proof in M th

MATHJ2 1 5 U4 1 6 (4)

MWF

1 2:30- 1 : 3 5 P M

MATH331

Linear Algebra MR., 'S

504 1 7 (4)

MWF

1 I : I S- 1 2 :20PM

1\-I.o\1H38I

(I)

'emlnar In Problem

5 1 242 ( 1 )

TBA

M T H-I I I

Mathematics or Risk

S04 1 9 ( 4)

MW�

MCLT- 1 3 1

MCLT-2 1 4

U-2 1 6

MeLT- 1 3 1

MATH455

Mathematical Ana lysis MR, N S

S0420 (4)

MWF

MATH499 B

Capstone: Seruor

5042 1 ( I )

1 I : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

Se m in ar

3:40-4:4SPM

Kei m. M

1 :45-3:30PM

MGYM- 1 03

Westering, S

1 I : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

OGYM-I04

Wood. N

I :4S-3:30PM

OGYM- 1 02

Kreier. H

9 : S S - 1 1 :40AM

OGYM-I02

Westering. S

MWF

1 2 :30- 1 :3 5 P M

OG YM- 1 02

Kerr, S

8:00-9:0SAM

OGYM - 1 02

McConnell,

MWF

P H E D I 50

Adaptive Physical Acth'ity PE

MC LT-2 1 4

Sklar,

Stuart, J

Domer. B

Benkhalti. R

Stuart, J

Benkhalti. R

PHE D I 51

Beginning Golf PE

Meets I" h a l f of tenn at Tacoma Firs. Students are responsible for own TR

TACF I R

Kennedy, C

Bowling PE TR

P H [ D I62 Meets 2""

2:00-3 : I OPM

half of term at Pa radise Bowl. Fe.:: $55.00

50901 ( I )

9:SS- 1 1 :40AM

PA RABOWL

Dickerson. R

OGYM-FLDH

Bullington, L

OGYM· I OO

Wamk e.

OGYM- I OO

McCord. C

9 : I S - 1 0:20AM

OGYM-RCRTS

Loomis, G

I :4S-2:50PM

OGYM-RCRTS

BrisenoWendel

I I : I S - 1 2:20PM

OGYM-RCRTS

Keim, M

NAME· I OO

Weste ri ng, S

Beginning Tennis PE

half of term I I :SO- I : 3 S PM

50902 ( I )

P H E D I 63

Beginning Badminton PE

S0903 ( I )

PHED I 64

Benkhalti, R

9 : S S- I I :40AM

Pick1eball PE

Mects I" hal f of tcrm S0904 ( I )

MWF

P H E D 1 65

Racqu.etballlSquash P E

9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM

Meets I " half of term 5090S ( I )

MWF

Meets 2nd

hal f of term MW F

S0906 ( I )

I I SR MCLT-2 1 4

I nstructor's permission required. For students with p h ysi cal l i mita ti ons 50899 ( I ) TBA TBA TBA N ic ho lson, G

Meets I " half of term

TBA

1 2 :30- 1 : 3 5 Pm

OGYM- I 02

Meets 2"" half of term

Meets 2nd

oh'lng MR, NS

TBA

9 : 1 5 - 1 0:20AM

S0898 ( I )

Heath, D

MR.

9 : 5 5 - 1 1 :40AM

Kerr, S

Meets I" hal f o f term

MeLT-2 I n

Prnbabillty and Statistic al Theory M R, N S

50896

S0900 ( 1 )

I N I (4)

MWF

(I)

Heath, D

5 04 1 8 (4)

N u merical Analy

OGYM- I 02

transportation. Fee: )35.00

M ATH342

9 : 1 5- 1 0:20AM

9 : I S- 1 0:20AM

half of term

P H E D l 55

I :4S-2:50PM

1 Al 1 1356

Meets 2""

MCLT- 1 37

G;:Omelry MR, N Iwr

MWF

50897 ( I )

\-fRo N

MWF

(4)

M WF

Mects I" half of term

S04 1 3 (4)

TH3 1 7

(I)

50894 ( I )

5089S

M T H253

5 04 1 5

Evans. A

Meets 2"" hal f of term

M ( , LT-2 1 6

1 l : 1 5- 1 2 : 20PM

OGYM-I04

Meets I" half of tcrm

L ac ky,

DI�rete S t ructu res MR, N

MWF

I I : I S- 1 2:20PM

Meets 2'" half of term

Domer, C

MCLT-2 1 4

1 1 : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

Shel l-Gellasch

50893 ( I )

M C LT- 1 3 2

9:55- 1 l :40AM

MWF

S0892 ( I )

S040b (4)

5089 1

uJus MR.

8:00-9:0SAM

50890 ( I )

'S LT-2 1 6

Personalized Fitness Program P E

Meets I " h a l f of term

Mects I " hal f o f term

MR. N S

1 1 2.

MWF

5040

Contact: Movement Studies & Wellness Education a t 253.S35 .73S0 or phed@vlu.edu. For information n:gard ing Physical Education requirement (including PE G U R requirements) please refer to page I I of t h.: class schedule.

Math or Pe rson al Finance MR. NS

50399 (4)

Re p laces MATH

EDUCATION

Meets 2nd half o f term S0907 ( I )

MWF

PH ED l 77

Weight Training PE

Mcets I"

half of term

S09008 ( I )

MWF

9 : I S - I 0:20AM

MOVEMENT STUDIES

& WE LLN E S S EDUCATION Continued•..

Weight Training PE PHEDl77 JM halfof tenn 50909 ( I ) 1 1 : I S · 1 2 : 2 0 PM MWF

PRED250

Meets

NAME- I OO

Keim ,

PasslFai l only M

509 1 0 ( I )

9: 1 5· 1 0:20AM

MWF

NA M E· I OO

Kerr. S

Meets 2'" halfof tenn 509 1 1 ( I )

MWF

PHEDl82

Low I mpact Aerobks

8:00-9:05AM

NAME- 1 00

Kerr, S

PHEDI 83

Power Aerobics PE

1 2:30- 1 : 3 5 PM

Westering, S

OGYM-FLDH

Westering, S

Meets I� halfof tenn

I :4S-3:30PM

Step Aerobics PRED I 86 Meets I · half o f ternl

PHEDI92

PHEDI97 Mee

S0933 ( I )

Golf

Cinotto, G

50934 ( I )

Men's B 'eball So ftbal l Men 's B as ketball Co-ed Crew Co-ed Swimming heerstaff ROTC Mt'n's Soccer Women's Soccer L acrosse U ltimate 3 : 00-6:00PM F Dance Ensemble Footba l l Cross Country

MWF

(I) 50940 ( 'I ) 5094 1 ( I ) 5 094 2 ( 1 ) S0943 ( I ) 50939

50945 ( I )

I :4S·2:S0PM

Intermedillle Tennis

OGYM-FLDH

Wcstering ,

50946 S0947

(I) (1)

Loomis, G

Noren, R

Dickerson,

Lawver. A

Jo hnson . J Barton, K Balemc, L Yorke, J Buffington, L

OGYM- 1 04

McCord, C McCord, C M cG i l l . M

Westering, S Kreier, H

PHED275

MWF

Me Feat,

Wom en 's

50944 ( I ) PE

Meets 2"" halfoftenn

509 1 5 ( I )

Hamilton. C

S0932 ( I )

50936 ( I )

OGYM-FLDH

Warnke, K Kreier, H

Track Men's Tennis Women 's Tenn i s

50938 ( I )

MWF

509 1 4 ( 1 )

Women 's Basketbal l Co·cd

50937 ( 1 )

Meets 2nd lialf of tenn 509 1 2 ( I )

509 1 3 ( I )

50929 ( 1 )

50935 ( I )

S0930 ( I ) S093 1 ( I )

Meets 2nd half of tenn

Directed Sports

I I : I S- 1 2:20PM

OGYM-FLDH

Buffington. L

Meets 2'"

Water Safety Instruction PE

half of tenn. Advanced swimming skills required. Fee:

50948 (2)

MWF

9 : 1 5 - 1 0:20AM

$ 1 4.00

POOL

Johnson, J

OGYM·FLD H

Wood, N

Adnnced Weight Training PE

2nd halfof tenn

PHED276

509 1 6 ( 1 )

MWF

PHED201

Swimming for Non-swimmers PE

1 I : I S· I 2:20PM

NAME- 1 00

Meets 2''''

Kerr, S

5 1 260

Meets 2nd half of tenn. Must be non-swimmer to

509 1 7 ( I )

PUEDlOS

Skin

4:00·5:20PM

POOL

Johnson. J

& Scuba Diving PE

Meets 2nd half of ternl. Fee:$200.00 9:55 - 1 1 :40AM

509 1 8 ( 1 )

P8 ED207

Buk SaUlIrl PE

OGYM- I 04

PHED2 1 l

Conditioning Swimming PE

7:00-9:00PM

4:00·5 : 2 0 PM

PHEDll3

Yoga PE

9: I S- I 0:20AM

PHED277

FouJldations of Physical Education

S0949 (2)

P H E D293

Teaching Method : Fitness Act

50950 (2)

MWF

P H E D298

Teaching Methods: Target

I I : I S - 1 2 :20PM

1 2 :30- 1 : 3 S PM

Adams, M

Meets 2nd half of tenn Fee: $200.00

Meets 2nd hal f of tenn

MWF

OGYM- I 02

OGYM- 1 03

Stringer, L

McConnell. K

& Field

Breakou t room OGYM-FLDH

509 19 ( 1 )

50920 ( I )

(I)

ST: Indoor Soccer PE

halfof terrn

OGYM- 1 04

Rice,

S I 26 1 (2)

P H E D322

PE in the Elementary Schools

S09S 1 (4)

8 : 00-9:0SAM

OGYM- 1 03

Moore, B

For PHED majors only. Breakout room MGYM-IOO. POOL

Johns on,

9:SS- I I :40AM

MGY M - 1 0 3

PH ED324

Physical Activity and Lifespan

S0952 (4)

PHED326

Adapted Physic,1 I Acth'ity

S0953 (3)

MWF

PHE D360

Professional Practicum

8 :00-9:45AM

Kerr. S

OGYM - 1 04

Stri nger, L

OGYM- 1 04

Moore, B

TB A

McConnell, K

T BA

McConnell, K

Mccts I " halfof tenn 5092 1 ( I ) M ccts

MWF

9: I S - I 0 :2 0A M

ECAM-GYM

Zoitani, L

I I : 1 5· 1 2:20PM

ECAM·GYM

Zoltani, L

I - hal f of tenn

50922 ( I )

MWF

Current Dance PE PHED124 Swing & Lati n dance. Partner registration requi red 50923 ( I )

PHEollS

Ballroom Dance PE

3:40·5:25PM

ECAM·GYM

Anderson, M

P H E D361

3 :40·5:25PM

9 : I S- I O:20AM

I ndependent study card required T BA TBA S09S4 ( 1 -2) Coaching Practicum

Independent study card required TBA TB A 5095S ( 1 -2)

Partner registration required

50924 ( I )

Service L earning component inc luded .

EC A M·GYM

C regeur, B

PHED234 Relautlon Techniques Meets I" half ofterm. Relaxati on tec hn iques that include yoga applications 50925 ( I ) TR 8:00-9:45AM ECAM-GYM Duggan, J

P H E D383

Exercise Testing and Prescription

50956 ( 3 )

PHED386

Social Psychology of Sport a n d Physical Activity

S0957 ( 3 )

MWF

6:00-9:00PM

I :4S-2:S0PM

Meets I ·· half of tenn 50926 ( I )

PHED241

MWF Co-ed

Meets 2nd half of tenn

50927 ( I )

PHEo2....

M WF

9 : 1 5 · 1 0:20AM

Basketball

OGYM·FLDH

Wood,

9: 1 5 - 1 0 : 20A M

MGYM- 1 00

Dickerson, R

Co-ed Vo lley ba ll PE

Meets I� halfof tenn

509 28 ( 1 )

MWF

I I : I 5- 1 2:20PM

MGYM- I OO

Kovacevich, B

OGYM- 1 02

OGYM- I 04

Wood, N

& Sport Psychology

PHED390

Applied Exercise

S09S8 (4)

PHED4 1 1

Coaching Effectiveness

S I 262 (4)

MWF

6:00-9:00PM

1 2 :30- 1 :3 S PM

OGYM- I 04

Wood, N

OGYM- I 04

Moore, B

PHE D486

Applied Biomechanics and Kine iology

S09S9 (3)

Evans, A

1 :4S-3:30PM

OGYM- 1 04

Evans, A

MOVEMENT

STUDIES &

WELLNESS EDUCATION Continued ..

Curriculum Assessment

P H E D490

I nstruction

MUSI l 22

50960(6)

1 2:30-1 :20:PM

MBRC-3 3 1

I I : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

Walker. 0

OGYM- I 03

Briseno-Wendel

S047S ( I )

9:5S-I O:4SAM

MBRC-3 3 1

Wal ker,

I I :50-1 :3SPM

OGYM- I 04

Briseno-Wendel

50476 ( I )

8:00-8:S0AM

MBRC-33 I

Wal ker, 0

M US I I 24

Theory I AR

50477 (3)

MWF

9: 1 5- 1 0:20AM

MBRC-322

Lyman, Z

S0478 (3)

MWF

I I : I S - 1 2:20PM

MBRC-322

Lym an , Z

Internshi p S R

P H E D49 5

Independent study card required. S096 1 (2-8)

TBA

Evans, A

S0962 (2-8)

TBA

Evans. A

PII E0499

Capstone : Senior Seminar SR

Independen't study card required S0963 (2-4)

TBA

Evans, A

50964 (2-4)

TBA

Evans. A

Ear Training l i AR

50479 ( 1 )

8:00-8:S0AM

MBRC-202

Tegels, P

50480 ( I )

8:SS-9:45AM

MBRC-202

(I) 50482 ( I )

Tegels. P

9:SS-1 0:45AM

MBRC-202

Ronning, S

1 0:50·1 1 :40AM

MBRC-202

Ronning, S

MUSI224

Jazz Theory Lab AR

50582 ( I )

Independen t Study

M USI I 26

5048 1

GraduateCourses: PHED591

S0474 ( I )

Keyboarding II AR

MWF

Fee: $25 .00

50583

(I)

I I : 1 5- 1 2:0SPM

MBRC-334

Joyner.

1 0 :50- 1 1 :40AM

MBRC·334

Joyner, 0

Independent study care required. 50965 ( 1 -4)

TBA

McConnell,

S0367

Injury Prevention

(2)

MWF

H E E D360

9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM

OGYM- 1 03

Thomas. J

Professional Practicum

Independent study card required S0368 ( 1 -2)

TBA

HEED395

Comprehensive School Health

50369 (4)

9:55- 1 I :40AM

OGYM - I 03

McConnell,

McConnell.

RECREATION RECR483

Management in Sport and Recreation

S I 034 (4)

I I :SO- I :35PM

OGYM- I 03

Stringer. A

Independent study care required S I 035 (2-8)

TBA

RECR499

Capstone: Senior Semi on SR

TBA

Evans, A

Independent study card required 5 1 036 (2-4)

TBA

Evans. A

1 1 : I S- 1 2 :20PM

MBRC-202

I :4S-2:35PM

Bell-Hanson

50585

MBRC-202

Bell-Hanson

I :45·2:3SPM

MBRC-202

Bell-Hanson

MBRC-306

Tegels, P

MBRC- 1 I 6

Ronning, S

MBRC- 1 I6

Wetherin gton

MBRC-322

Robbin s, 0

(l)

MUSI234

M usic History I AR

50587 (3)

I I :SO·I :35Pm

M USI242

String Laboratory

SOS88 ( I )

1 2:45-1 :35PM

MUSI246

Brass LaboraWry

SOS90 ( I )

6:00-7:S0PM

MUSI247

Percuulon Laboratory

5 1 1 6S ( I )

MUSJ334

Twentieth Century Music AR

50602 (3)

MWF

8:SS-9:45AM

I I : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

MUSJ338

Researching Music AR

S0603 (3)

MWF

MUSI340

Fundlilmentais: Music Ed AR

9: I S· 1 0:20AM

MBRC-306

Youtz, G

MBRC-334

Bell·Hanson

MBRC· 1 I 6

Poppe, 0

MBRC-322

Powell, E

MBRC-306

Nance, L

Music majors only S0604 (2)

MUSI346

COllducting II AR

9: I S- I 0:20AM

Instrumental majors. Inc ludes performance lab 5060S ( I )

9:S5- 1 1 :40AM

M USI346

Conducting l i AR

Choral majors. Includes performance lab

MUSIC

S0606 ( I )

Conlllet: Music Department at 253.535 .7602 or music@plu.edu

Private

Internship S R

RECR495

All

Ear Training I V AR

50S84 ( I ) SOS86 ( I )

HEALTH EDUCATION H E E D281

MUSI226

Lessons are by Department regisration only. For assistance please see

the MUsic: Office (MBRC 2(6). For other information regarding Private Lessons

9:SS- I I :40AM

M USJ354

History of Musical Theatre AR

S06 1 6 (2)

8:55-9:4SAM

MBRC·334

B rown, J

MBRC-306

Brown, J

and n:gistration please refer to pages 1 0 and I I of the class schedule. M US I I O I

Introduction t o M usic AR

50467 (4)

I I :50- 1 :3SPM

MBRC-334

Bowe rs. G

S0468 (4)

MWF

9: I S- I 0:20AM

MBRC-306

Beegle. A

50469 (4)

I :4S-3:30PM

MBRC-334

Poppe, 0

MUSI l l 6

Basic Keyboud A R

50470 ( I )

8:00-8:50AM

MBRC-33 1

Walker, 0

50471 ( I )

9 : I S - 1 0:OSAM

MBRC-33 I

Walker. 0

S0472 ( I )

8 : 55-9:4SAM

MBRC-3 3 I

Walker, D

MUSIi 20B

MJI ic and Culture AR. C TR

I I :SO- I :3SPM

Diction I I AR

506 1 7 ( I )

MUSI 441

Method

S07S 1 (2)

MUSI446

Conducting

1 2:30· 1 :20PM

Material K-9 Music II 1 2:30-1 :20PM

MBRC- 1 I 6

Poppe, 0

MBRC·322

Powell, E

MBRC-306

Nance, L

IV AR

Instrumental majors. Includes performance lab S07S2 ( I )

9:5S- 1 1 :40AM

MUSI446

Conducting IV AR

Choral majors. Includes performance lab

For music majors and minors only. 50473 (4)

MUSI356

MBRC-322

Beegl e, A

50753 ( I )

MUSI448

Materials for School Baod Music

50754 (2 )

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

12:30- 1 :20PM

MBRC-322

Powell. E

MU IC Conlinuc:L1... M VS I469

50755 (2)

Student Teaching Seminar

4:00-5:40PM

M B RC-202

Poppe, 0

M USIC ENSEMBLES ute:

II Music Ensembles are by Department Registration Only.

1\1 1360 Choir of the West AR Tour Fee: 1 50.00 S06 1 8 (0- 1 ) MR 3:40-S : I OPM 1\1 U 136 1

University Chorale AR

S062 1 (0- 1 )

R TWF

3:40-5: 1 0PM 3:40-S: 1 0PM

MlJ 1362

Unh'ersity Men's Chorus AR

50623 ( - I )

MU 1363

University Singers AR

50624 (0- 1 )

M V 1365

F MW

I :4S-3: I S PM

o audition required 50626 (0- 1 ) T W

University Choral Union

1370

Band: M 50629 (0- 1 )

MUS1371

Lyman, A Lyman, A

MW TR

l :4S-3 : I SPM 1 :45-3: I S PM

Vocal Jazz Ensem ble AR 5:45-7:45PM M 5:45-7:4SPM W 3 :30-4:30PM F

Cbomber Ensemble AR

506 9 (0- 1 ) Strings

TBA

50640 (0- 1 ) Brass

TBA

Nance, L

5 1 284 (0- 1 ) Percussion

3:40- S : I OPM

MBRC-330

Krehbiel, M

50646 ( 0- 1 ) Worship

TBA

Tegels, P

5 1 28S(0- 1 ) Pan

S :30-7:30PM

MBRC-322

Krehbiel, M

S I 289 (0- 1 ) Saxophone

TBA

M iller, R

S I 290 (0- 1 ) Harp

TBA

Wooster, P

S I 29 1 (0- 1 ) Woodwind

TBA

Spicciati, S

MBRC-334

Walker,

M U S 1383

Piano Ensemble AR

50647 (0- 1 )

M BRC-322 AR M B RC-322 M B RC-322

MBRC-322 MBRC-306 MBRC-322

TBA

Powell, E

N VRS220

TBA

Joyner, 0 Joyner, 0

Kunz, K Kunz, K Kunz, K

Bell-Hanson Bell-Hanson

Ronning, S

Lyman, Z

TBA

Spicciati, S

I :45-3:30PM

M B RC- 1 1 6

Rhyne, J

5064 (0- 1 ) TBA Early Instruments

TBA

Habedank

50644 (0- 1 ) Guitar

6:00-7:30PM

M B RC-306

Brown, E

N u rsing Competencies I

Nursing Competencies I

RAMS-206

Schaffuer, M

RAMS-204 RA MS-204 RAMS-3 1 7 RAMS-3 1 7

Smith, S Darks, G Thomson, J Staff

RAMS-206

Maloney,

Lab

o-register for NURS 220-0 1 . S I 250 (0) TR 6:30- 1 1 :40AM 5 1 25 1 (0) TR 6:30-1 1 :40AM TR 508 1 8 (0) 6:30-1 1 :40AM 5 1 252 (0) TR 6:30- 1 1 :40AM N U RS260

Professional Foundations I

508 1 9 (4)

1 1 : 1 5- 1 :35PM

N U RS270 Healtb Assessment & Promotion Co-register for N URS 270 lab. Lab/Assessment Fďż˝e: $200.00 50820 (4) MW I :45-3:30PM RAMS-204

Shull, S

N V RS270 Health Assessment & Promotion Lab Co-register for NURS 270-0 1 . 5082 1 (0) R 8:00-9:45AM RAMS-3 2 1 50822 (0) R 9:55- 1 1 :40AM RAMS-32 1 50823 (0) R I :00-2:45PM RAMS-32 I

Shull, S Shull, S

50824 (4)

H umao Patbological Processes MW 8:00- 1 O:20AM RAM S-206

N V RS320

Nursing Competencies \ I

N U RS280

TBA

1 :45-3 :30PM

Lab/Assessment Fee: $200.00 S08 1 7 (4) W I :45-3:30PM

Oodwinds

50642 (0- 1 ) Flute

Joyner, 0

N V RS220

1\1 51380 University Sympbony Orchestra AR Tour ee: S'2000.00 50637 (0- 1 ) M 7 : 1 5-9:4SPM M B RC-330 R 7: 1 5-9:4SPM MBRC-322 MU S138 1

M B RC-322

Contact: School o f N ursing at 253.535 .7672 or nurs@plu.edu Note: NURS 280, 330, and 36S are open to non-majors with departmental pemli ss ion . Enrollment in all other nursing courses requires formal admission to the nursing major or minor. RegistTation for all courses must be done by web registration unless otherwise noted in this schedule. All sections are subject to change after registration due to agency and/or school needs. I f no section is available contact the School of Nursing.

50632 ( 0- 1 ) S0633 (0- 1 )

I :4S-3 :30PM

Tcgels, P Tegels, P

University Wind Ensemble AR ; Sectional: F ; Section: T; Full Band: R. Tour Fee: S 1 50.00 MWF 3 :40-5 : I OPM MBRC-330 Powell, E TR 3:40-5: 1 0PM MBRC-322 Powell, E University Concert Band

N URSING MBRC-306

U niversity Jazz Ensemble

5064 1 (0- 1 )

Zopfi, S

M lISI375

MUS1378

M B RC-306 MBRC-330

7:30-9:30PM

Open to community members W 7 : 1 5-9:45PM 506 3 1 (0- 1 )

5 1 243 (0- 1 )

Zopti. S Zopfi, S

MBRC-330 M BRC-306

6:00-7:30PM 1 0:30- 1 1 :OOAM

MU 1368

Full

MBRC-330 M B RC-306

Fee: $35.00 50628 (0- 1 ) 1\1

Nance, L

M B RC-306

1 :45-3 : 1 5PM 1 :45-3 : I S PM

Cbapel Choir

MBRC-306

S064S ( 0- 1 ) Jazz

Co-register for NURS 320 lab. 50825 (2) T 9:55- 1 1 :40AM N U RS320

N u rsing Contpetcndes \I

Co-register tor NURS 320-0 I . 50826 (0) T 1 2:30-2: 1 5 Pm W 50827 (0) 3:40-5:25PM S0828 (0) T 2:30-4: 1 5PM

RAMS-206

Shull, S

Dolan, P

Bums, P

Lab RAMS-3 1 7 RAMS-3 1 7 RAMS-3 1 7

Bums. P Bums. P Bums, P

N U RS330

Pharmacology and Tberapeutic Modalities for Nursing

50829 (4)

I I : 1 5- 1 :05PM

TBA

Dubois, J

NURSING

Contin ued. ..

N U RS340

ituation� with Indh'id uals : Adull l J ellllh I

Co-register for N U RS 340 clinical. lab Fe e: 50830 (4)

•

8:00-9:45AM

Dubois, J

A Dl\1N - 1 0 1

NU RS340

Situations \\ 1111 Indh iduals:

Co-register fO(

URS 340- 0 1 . M eets 2nd halfof lerm

5083 1 (0)

l RS380

dult Health I Olnil!ll l

6:30AM- I I :OOPM C L1NlC-O I

S340

6:30AM- I I :OOPM e L I 'I C-02

Shull. S

6:30AM - I I :OOPM CLINIC-OJ

Roth,

1 CLIN IC-04

Roth,

Meets 2"" half of term

50852 ( 0 )

Dubois, J M

SU uations \\ilh Families: Childrearing Cli nical

Meets I half of term 5085 1 (0) MT

1 00.00

Situations with Indh·id uols: Adult Uealth J Clinic91

cIS I "

hal f of term

SOB53 ( 0 )

6:30A

- I ! :OOP

Meets 1 st hal f o f term 50832 (0)

6 : 3 0 A M- I I : OOPM CLIN IC-02

Dubois. J

6 : 3 0 A M - I I :OO P M C L I N I C-03

Carr, M

RS42U

I nlToducllon 111 Leadcr�hlp

Meets 2nd half of term 50833 (0)

I I : I S -3 :30PM Iluot[ons with

Meets 1 st h a l f o f term 50834 (0)

r N U l{

CLI

6 : 3 0 A M - I I :OOPM

IC-04

Pcndrak. C

& Resource \lIIn ogemcnt R A M S-2 0 6

Schult;(, C

Schultz, ( M ize, E

ommunllies

430 clinical.

1 2 :30-3:30PM

ADMN- I O I

1 2 : 30-3:30PM

ADI

-200

Meets 2nd half of term 50835 (0)

IdOAM- I I :OOr M

Clf'll -05

Starr

RS430

. irulilions wilh

C o- re gis ta l'or NU RS350

R A MS-206

8:00-9:45AM

Robe

Elllry level Master's student s only. 8 :00-4:00PM 50856 ( 0 ) R

C L l N [ C-O I

Schultz, C

8:00-4:00PM

C L I NIC-02

'A I7J!, E

C L I :-J I C-03

MiLe,

50857 ( 0 ) U RS350

Situations with I n di\'lduols: Mental Health Clin k;l l

. ket, T I '" halfof tcm1 and R 1"' hal f o f tenn 5()X58 (0) TR S :00-4: U O P M

o-r"gister for N U RS 350-0 1 . Meets 1 st half o f term 50837 (0)

Meets 2nd half o f te rm 50838 (0) RF

6:30AM- I I :OOPM e Li , I

-0 1

kelS R I" hal f o f term and T 2"" hal f o f term. TR 8 : 00-4:00 P M CUNlC-04

50859 ( 0 ) 6:30AM- I I :OOrM CLINIC -02

Barta. M

Robc'ns, S

�eet: T I" RF

Robert:· ,

Me"ts 1 st hal f of term

50839 (0)

ommunl ties Clinical

430.

'ituations with Ind ivid uals: MenIal Health

Co-register for NURS 350 clinical. lab Fee: $ 1 00.00 50836 (4)

half o fteml

50,60 ( 0 )

and R 2"d hal f o f term 8 :00-4:00 PM

C L l N [ '-05

Barta. M

CLIN IC-OC,

StafT

Olson. B

6 : 3 0A M - I I :OOPM CLlN [C-OJ

Meet,; R I" hal f o f term and T 2r" hal f of tcml Ivkets 2nd half of term 50840 (0)

Meets 1 s t half of te rm 5084 1 (0) RF

508b l (0)

l RS44 0

N U RS360

Research and I n formlltics

50842 (4)

NURS365

Culturally Congruent Healthcare A

3:40-5 :25PM

50843 (4)

ADMN -200

J un i o r [

[ l: l 5 - 1 :35PM

EVlD-228

6:30A:v1- 1 1 :OOPM C LlJli I C -O I

Carr, 'A

6:30AM- I I :OO r M CLIN IC-02

Carr, M

taff

Situations with Families: ChlldbeJlring

50865 (0)

Liai. R

;"leet ·

hal f of term MT

20d

hul f of te m1

50866 (0)

IC-OJ

Wol fer. C

M- l l :OO P M CLiN IC-04

Wol fer, C

6 : 3 0 A M- I I :OOPIv

CLI

Situations with Families: Childbearing Clinical

l o-register for N U R S 3 70-0 1 . Meets 1 " half o f term

50845 (0)

wllh Individuals : Adult Ueallh Cli nical

N R 440-0 I .

M �, 2nd half of term 50X64 ( 0 ) MT

sequence to enro l l .

C o- regis ter for N U R S 370 clinical. lab Fee: S I OO.OO 50844 (4) F I :45-3 :30PM ADMN-202 URS370

SUliaHon

(o-regi s ter for

:v1ects 1 st RS370

8:00-4:00PM

N U RWO Silunlion. with I n dh'lduals: dull Health I I o-regi stcr fo r N U RS 440 cli nical. labl Assessment Fec: S I 00.00 SOB63 (4) f 8:00-9A5AM ADMN - I O I Schall1er, R

Sc ha ffner, 1\.[

6:30AM- I I :OOPM C U N IC-05

Nursing students must have completed

Olson, B

6:30AM-I [ :OOPM CLlN [C-04

Mc:eh

1 st

50867 (0)

Fnml.. . B

6:30AM- I I :OOPM C L l N[C-O[

half of term , -IT

6:3 0

Mllets 2nJ hal f of tenn

Meets 2"' half of term 50846 (0) MT Meets

50868 ( 0 ) 6:30AM - I 1 :00PM C LI .

I C -02

Frank,

MellIS ! st half of teml 50869 ( 0 ) MT

I" hal f o f lerm

50847 (0)

lizzi, R

6:30AM- I I :OOPM CLINIC-OJ

N U RS44 1 Meets 2"· half o f term 50848 (0)

RSJ80

6:30AM - I 1 :00PM CLINIC-04

lizzi,

5087 1

Situation with Families: Childr suing

8:00-9A5 A M

1 00.00 RAM S-206

6:30A

\- 1 1 :OOPM CLlN[C-OS

Pcndrak,

(r)

6:30AM- I 1 :00PM l UN[C-06

Pendrak. C

. enlor SemJnor

Co-register lor NUR

Co- regi s ter for N U RS 380 c l i ni c al . lab Fce: 50849 (4)

440 CO I

or C 02 .

3 AO-4AOPM

MS-206

Co-register for N U R S 440 C03 or C04. 3 :40-4:40PM W 50H72 ( I )

RA M S -204

Sehamer. R

RAMS-203

Stall'

Carr. M

McCann. C

Co-register lor NURS 440 C05 or C06. NURS380

ituations with Families: Childrearing

!inieal

50873 ( I )

C o-regi s ter for NURS 380-0 1 . Meets 2"" half of t rm 50850 (0)

6:30AM- I ! :OOP

1 CLlN[C-O I

S h ul l.

50874 ( 1 )

J AO-4:40PM

HCIIIIII Care

Sy (em. and Policy EVL -228

8:00-9:45AM

7aichkin, D

NURSING Continued ... U RS478

Elective Ciinicil Experience

S0875 ( 1 -4)

TBA

NURS480

Professional Foundations I I

50876 (2)

TBA

1 1 : I S- I : 3 S PM

P H I L330 CLINIC

RAMS-204

Staff

Miller, T

h1dies in History of

Philosophy PH

Topic: Ancient Philosophy S0975 (4)

I :4S-3:30PM

P H I L350

God, Faith, and Reason PH

INGR- 1 1 6

Johnson, G

Prereq : At least one other course in either PHIL or RELI N U RS499

Capstone: Nursing Synthesis SR

A' 'I!ssmcnt Fee: $200.00

S0976 (4)

Topics in Philosophy PH

S0877 (6)

I :4S-2:S0PM

ADMN- 1 0 1

Zaichkin. D

P H I LJ53

50878 (6)

I :4S-2:S0PM

RAMS-206

Scha mer, R

Topic: Family Ethics S0978 (Z-4)

I :4S-3:30PM

3:40-S:ZSPM

ADMN-22 I

Cooper, K

ADMN-Z I 6

Phelps. H

GraduateoCqum!: N U RS527

Evaluations

& Outcome Research

onsult Graduate coordinator for schedule 50879 ( 3 )

NU RS532

Care and Outcomes Manager Practicum I I

9:00-1 2:00PM

ADMN-2 1 9

Jenkins/Latta

PHYSICAL E D U CATION Please refer to Movement Studies

& Welln ess EducatioD for course offerings

Consult Graduate coordinator for schedule 50880 ( 3 )

Program De\'elopment

RS538

9:00- 1 2:00PM

XAVR-2 1 2

Maloney, P

RAMS-207

Stafr

PHYSICS

C nsult Graduate coordinator for schedule 50882 ( 3 ) N

RS582

I :00-4:00PM

NU RS585

Family Nurse Practitioner I I

50 84 (6)

S I 25 8 (6)

Advanced Specialty PractIce

RS593

50885 ( 1 -6 )

URS596

P H Y S 1 26

Advanced Health Assessment

50883 (4)

TBA

RAMS-204

Schamer, R

8 : 00-S:00PM

RAMS-20S

Huston, A

1 0:00-J:00PM

ADMN- I O I

Spencer, S

I :00-5:00PM

TBA

S0886 (2)

5 :JO-8:30PM

RAMS-204

Ma loney. P

S0887 (2)

5:JO-8:30PM

RAMS-Z05

Stafl'

Thesis

50889 ( 1 -4)

TBA

M i l ler, T

C mact: Philosophy Department at 253. 53S.8306 or johnsogs@plu.edu The Eumined Life PH

Topic: Faith and Reason 5 1 276 (4)

P H l L 1 90

Inquiry Seminar F. PH

9:S5- 1 I :40AM

ADMN-2 1 0

Cooper, K

Topic: Ethics of Food 50967 (4)

9 : S S- I I :40AM

50979 (4)

PHYS 1 36

College Physics II Lab

RCTR- I OJ

Gerganov. B

Co-register for PHYS I Z6-0 1 . Lab Fee: $60.00 S0980 ( I )

6:30-9:30PM

RCTR-201

Greenwood

S098 1 ( I )

I :4S-4:45PM I :4S-4:45PM

RCTR-20 1

Gerganov, B

RCTR-ZO 1

Gerganov, B

RCTR- 1 03

Louie. R

S098Z ( I )

P H Y S I 53

General Physics I NS, S M

S0983 (4)

MWF

1 1 : 1 5- 1 2 : 20PM

PHYSI63

General Physics I Lab

Co-register for PHYS I S3 . Lab Fee: $60.00

PHILOSOPHY PAI L I 2 1

College Physics II NS, SM

Co-register for PHYS 1 3 6 lab.

Co-regist"r for P H Y S 1 63 lab.

Scholarly I nqldry in Nursing Practice

N U RS599

Contact: Physics Department at 253.53S.7S34 or physics($ilplu.edu

I AS-3: 30PM

PHl L223

Biomedical Ethics PH

S0968 (4)

8:00-9:4SAM

EVLD-Z28

ADMN-2 1 7

McKenna, E

Phelps, H

M ilitary Ethics PH

SO%9 (4)

MWF

PillL225

Bu iness Ethics PH

50970 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

ADMN-204B

Phelps, H

S097 1 (4)

3:40-S:2SPM

ADMN-Z I 2

Hogan. B

S0972 (4)

MWF

1 2:30- 1 :35PM

ADMN-2 1 4

Kaurin. P

P U l L230

PhiJosophy, Ao.imals & the Environment PH

ADMN-209

Kaurin, P

Service learning component included. 6:00-8:00PM

50973 (4)

P I I I LJ28

Philosophical l5sues in Law PH

50974 (4)

MWF

I I : 1 5- 1 2:20PM

(I)

I :4S-4:4SPM

RCTR-ZO I

Starkovich, S

6:30-9:30PM

RCTR-ZO I

Starkovich. S

50986 ( I )

I :45-4:4SPM

RCTR-2 0 1

Tang, K

50987 ( I )

6:30-9:30PM

RCTR-201

Tang, K

PHYS2 1 0

M usical Acouďż˝ti

RCTR-2 1 0

Greenwood

NS, SM

Co-register for PHYS 2 1 0 lab. Lab Fee: $60.00 1 2:30-1 :35PM

50988 (4)

MWF

PHYS2 1 0

Musical Acoustics Lab

Co-register for PHYS 2 1 0-0 I . S I 278 (0)

9:55- 1 1 :40AM

RCTR-20 1

Greenwood

S I Z79 (Of

I I :50- 1 :3SPM

RCTR-2 0 1

Greenwood

PHYS223

Eh:mentary Modern Physics NS

S0989 (4)

MWF

I I : I S- 1 2 :20PM

RCTR-Z I O

Gerganov, B

P HYS332

Electromagnetic Waves and Physical Optics NS

50990 (4)

6:00-9:30PM

RCTR-Z I O

Greenwood

Bowers

P I I L L224

9: I S- 1 0:20AM

50984 ( I ) S0985

ADMN-Z I 9

ADMN-208

McKenna, E

PHYS334

Engineering M aterials Science NS

5099 1 (4)

MWF

P H YS336

Classical Mecbanlcs N S

50992 (4)

MWF

9 : 1 S - 1 0:20AM

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PH YS354

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50993 (4)

P H Y S499B

Capston,,: Advanced Lab 11 SR

9:5S- I I :40AM

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50994 ( I )

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Louie. R

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Kelleher

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Kelleher. A

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5 1 00 5 ( 4 )

XA R- 1 50

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M WF

5 1 007 (4)

MWI'

P Y (' 1 1 0 S I {)()S ( I )

SIDdy

PS\ '2 1

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5 1 010 ( I )

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X /\ R-20 1

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R A MS -2 0S

Fo l ey. L

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Toyokawu, I

3 AO-5: 25 P M

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XA R-250

Graham, C

PSYC446

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5 1 027 (4)

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R A M S-205

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4H I

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I :45-3:30PM

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A D MN-2 1 7

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S ilnd lIetbods of Counsel

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5 1 025 (4)

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<J: 1 5 - 1 0:20A

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M \l. F

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REL.l230

Religion and

A D MN-2 1 7

Peterson, D

EVLD-227

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A D MN-2 1 4

Zbaraschuk

A DMN- 2 06

Crawford, S

A M -2 1 4

Komjalhy, L

u l lure R3

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5 1 047 (4)

R E I 1233

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f<1pic:

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C, R3

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9: 1 5 - 1 0:20AM

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onlinue<l...

RELl235

Islamic Tradition C, R3

5 1 049 (4)

REL1330

Old Testament Studies R I

I I :50- 1 :35PM

ADMN-208

Ingram, P

5 1 05 1 (4) REL1332 5 1 05 2 (4) RELl36 I

XAVR- 1 5 0

Finitsis, A

Jesus History Christ Faith R I ADMN-206

3 :40-5:25PM

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Topic: Ea;;tern Orthodox Theology and Spirituality 5 1 054 (4)

1 1 :50- 1 :35PM

ADMN-2 1 4

Ihssen, B

Topic: The Problem o f Evil and Modem Christianity 5 1 055 (4)

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RELl362

Luther

5 1 056 (4)

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RELl364

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ADMN-2 1 2

Finstuen, A

9 : 1 5- 1 0:20AM

ADMN-202

Torvend, S

RELl367

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1 :4S-3:30PM

SOCW320

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5 1 088 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

SOCW350

Social Policy I I S2

5 1 089 (4)

SOCW360

Social Work Practice I S2

9 :5S- 1 1 :40AM

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ADMN-2 1 7

Moran,

ADMN-2 1 9

K e l ler,

ADMN-206

Russell, K

XAVR- I SO

Kel ler,

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Co-register for SOCW 360 lab. 5 1 090 (4)

SOCW360

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5 1 062 (4)

I :45-3:30PM

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SCAN32 1

Komjathy, L

Topic: The Immigrant Experience 1 :45-3:30PM

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Breazeale, K

Topic: Comparative Mysticism

Special Topics in Chi ldren's Literature LT

HIST325

SOCW I 90

5 1 06 1 (4)

European Economic I ntegration S2

ENGL334

antact: Social Work Program at 253 .535 . 7294 or �oci@plu.edl!

5 1 057 (4)

ECON335

Topic: Can God Suffer?

5 1 060 (4)

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Crawford, S

Batten, A

5 1 09 1 (0)

8:45-9:45AM

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Keller.

5 1 092 (0)

3 :40-4:40PM

ADivIN-22 I

Keller,

SOCW375

Social Sen'ices in Community

Please contact program director for information RELl499

Capstone: Research Seminar SR

5 1 093 ( I )

TBA

SOCW387

ST: Spirituality

5 1 094 (4)

TBA

Staff

ADMN-204B

Moran, M

XAVR-250

Russel l, K

Prereq: RELI 30 I . 5 1 280 (4)

1 1 :50- 1 :35PM

ADMN-202

O'Briep,

l\.

ROTC - MILITARY SCIENCE Contact: ROTC

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M I LS I I 2

I ntroduction to the US Army

50457 (2)

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3 :40-5 : 2 5 PM

MI1.S4 1 2

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Young,

OGYM- 1 02

Connelly, D

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Social Work Practice I I I S2

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SOCW486

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Moran. M

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Boice, G

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Boice, G

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8 : 00-9:45AM

XAVR-250

McNal ley,

5 1 077 (4)

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1 1 : 1 5 - 1 2:20PM

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Suarez,

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G,"gson,

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Ciabattari, T

SOCTJ30 T h e Family S2 Prere'r OCI I O I 5 1 079 (4)

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THEATRE

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Prereq: SO I 1 0 1 5 1 080 (4)

SOCl413

Crime and Society S 2

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XAVR· 1 5 0

6:00·9 :00PM

Renfrow, D

THEA225

5 1 083 (4)

SOCI440

Sex, Gender, and Society A, S2

ADMN· I O I

I I :50· 1 : 3 5 PM

Suarez, A

SOCI

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Gregson, J

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Desmond, B

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Loughman, H

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ADMN-2 1 3

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Hunnicutt, L

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ENGL34 1

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HIST359

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(FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RI GHTS 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. Parents and currently enrolled, eligible students may review FERPA policy in the Student Life Office, Hauge Administration 1 05, or on the web at http://www. plu .ed u/printlhandbooklcode-of-conductlFE RPA-policy.html.

PLU STUDENT 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 limited to, its dedication to exploring human knowledge and culture while promoting the intellectual, physical, social, and spiritual development of students, and nurturing each student's preparation for responsible participation, not only on the campus but also in local, state, regional, national, and intemational settings. The university adopts only such policies, rules and regulations that seem necessary for the welfare of the educational commu nity. Regulations Include those items that fall within poliCies set by the Board of Regents and the university admin istration, 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 action(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/printlhandbookl. 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, Living 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 Life Office , Campus Concierge, Campus Safety and Information,

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POL1CY ON NON·DISCRIMINATION Pacific Lutheran University is committed to providing equal opportunity in education for all students without regard to a person's race, color, nalional origin, creed, religion, age, gender, marital status, sexual orientation, mental or physical disability, or any other status protected by law. The university community will not tolerate any discrimination, harassment, or abuse of or toward any member of the university community. To view

this entire policy please reference the PLU Catalog on-line at www.plu.ed u/printlcatalog/.

DISCLAIMER STATEMENT The information contained herein reflects an accurate picture of Pacific Lutheran University at the time of publication. However, the university reserves the right to make necessary changes in procedures, policies, calendar, curriCUlum, and costs. You are strongly encouraged to view the schedule on-line prior to your registration and to reprint your schedule from Banner Web just prior to the start of classes to identify any changes.

Changes to schedule infonnation printed in this publication can be viewed at www. plu.ed ufaca demics/ or on the bulletin board outside the Financial Aid Office (Hauge Administration 1 30).

Publ ished October 26, 2007 Comments and suggestions for future improvements of this publication may be sent to mitchelm@plu. edu, or to Scheduling Coordinator, c/o Registrar's Office, Hauge Administration 104.

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Building Legend

BlomqlJis1 House .. ............... . ........... .. . .......... . 3

Mortvedt Library .. . . . ........................... . ........ 1 4

Bookstore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Music House ................ . . ............................ . . 39

Columbia Center .. . . ...................................... 50

Names Fitness Center ... . ........................... .42a

Development & University Relations

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Nesvig Alumni Center ....... . . . . . . . . . . . ... .... ...... . .. 44

East Campus - PlU Community Outreach '" 1 7

O lson Auditorium . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . . . . ............... 40

Eastvold Hall/Tower Chapel... ...................... 2 5

Ordal Residence Hall ............... .......... ......... 1 1

Facilities Management . . . ........... ........... . . . ... 28

Park Avenue House . .. . . . . ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... .... 2

Faculty House . . . . . . . ................................ . .. . . . . . .4

pflueger Residence Hall .. . . ....... . . . ....... ........ . 43

Foss Residence Hall

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Garfield Commons "2 ...... . . . . . .. . . . . ..................... 7 Harstad Residence Hall ............ ................... 26 Hauge Administration Building . . . ......... . .. . . . . 1 3 Health Services Center ... . .. ... .... ..... . .. . . ... .... .... 6 Hinderlie Residence Hall . ........ ................... 24 Hong Residence Hall ...... ................ . .... ........ 2 1 Human Resource Services . . . ................ . ....... . 3 5 Ingram Hall . ... ....... .. . . ... . ... ... .. . . ....... .. ... . ........ 1 0 Keck Observatory . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . > 0 .. .. . . . . . . . . . . 53

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Scandinavian Cultural Center ....... ............... 34

Reserved Faculty/Admin.lStaff Parking

South Residence Hall . . .............. . . . ............... 58

Ramstad Hall ........ ..... . .................. ... . . . ...... . .. 27 Rieke Science Center . . . ............ . . . . . . . . . ....... .... 32

Stuen Residence Hall .. .... . . . . . . .... .... ... . . . . ....... 1 2 Swimming Pool .. .... ... ... .... . ...... . ......... . . . ........ 4 1 Tingelstad Residence Hall ............ ....... ....... 5 1 Trinity House ..................... .......... ................. 1 6 Trinity lutheran Church .. . .. . . . . ....... . . ............ . 1 5 University Center, . . ........ , . . .... . . .... ............. .... 34 University Printing & Publications..... .......... 29 Wang Center ....... . . . . ............... . ............... . . . ... 1 8 Warehouse . ...... ..... . ..... . ... , . .... . . ..... ......... . ...... 29

Mary Baker Russell Music Center ................ 1 9

West House .......... . . ..... .... .... . . . . ..... . .. . ...... . .. . .. 46

Memorial Gymnasium . . .... .. . . .......... . .. . . . . . . . ... 42

Women's Center .. ............................. ............. 1

Techno logy ............................................... 3 1

The office of Development and University Relations is located at the intersection of Garfield Street and Pacific Avenue on the east side of I'acific at 1 2 1 65 Pacific Avenue South, Tacoma.

Accessible Parking

Lagerquist Concert Hall . . ..... . ... . . .... . . .... . ...... . 1 9

Morken Center for Learning &

Garfield Bookstore . . . . . .......... ....... ................. 7

Kreidler Residence Hall .............................. 20 Mall Services, Shipping & Receiving . .......... 29

Xavier Hall ..... ...................... , . . ............. , ....... 22

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Visitor parking by permit only. All visitors must obtain a visitor parking permit at Campus Safety located in the basement at the north end of Harstad Hall. Reserv d parking slots may be used by visitors during non-working hours (5 p.m. -7 a.m.) and on weekends (some 24 hr. exceptions are indicated by signs). If you plan an extended visit, you must obtain a tempora ry permi t from Campus Safety.