2009, j term & spring class schedules by Pacific Lutheran University Archives

J-TERM & SPRING 2009 DEADLINES

Friday, December 19

Monday, January 5

Tuesday, January 6

Friday, January 9

Wednesday, January 7 Friday, March 20

Thursday, Wednesday, Thursday, February 5 February 11 February 19

T hursday, February 12

Thursday, February 19

Thursday, Wednesday, Wednesday, February5 February 11 February 18

Thursday, February 12

Thursday, Wednesday, February 19 February 25

Monday, March 30

Friday, April 3

Monday, April 6

Friday, April 10

Monday, April 13

Wednesday, April 22

Tuesday, January 27

Saturday, January 31

Friday, April 24

Friday, May 22

Monday, June 1

Thursday, March 12

Friday, March 20

Friday, March 27

Friday, May 8

Friday, May 15

Monday, June 1

CALENDAR LEGEND:

(A) Terms covered by this Class Schedule. (B) Last day to submit waitlist forms for processing. (C) First day of classes for the applicable term. (D) Last day to add a class without instructor permission. No fee charged. (E) Last day to drop a class without instructor permission. No fee charged. This is also the last day to complete special registratiolls such as auditing and. independent study (see page 9 for details). Instructor's signature required to add a class beginning this date. A $50.00 late registration change fee applies for each transaction after the last day to drop a class (see date in column D). Instructor's signature required to withdraw from a class beginning this date. A $50.00 late registration change fee applies for each transaction. Tuition and fees are non-refundable and a W grade applies for withdrawn classes. (H) Term mid-point end of 7th week of classes for full term. Last day to file Pass/Fail forms with the Student Services Center. (I) 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. (J) Final day of class for the applicable term (including finals). (K) 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 SIGNIF CANT DATES Graduation Applications due for May and August 2009 Graduation candidates

Monday, December 1

Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday (No classes, PLU Offices closed)

Monday, January 19

President's Day Holiday (No classes, PLU Offices closed)

Monday, February 16 Friday, March 20

Incomplete grade changes due from faculty for Fall 2008 and J-term 2009 Spring Break Begins Spring Break Ends

Monday, March 23

Saturday, March 28

Midterm advisory grades due from Faculty

Thursday, April 2

Easter Recess Begins (No classes, PLU offices closed)

Friday, April 10

Easter Recess Ends -11:15am

Monday, April 13

Advising & Registration Weeks for Summer and Fall 2009

April 6 - April 10

Summer and Fall 2009 registration begins (by appointment)

Monday, April 13

Graduate Theses or Research Papers for May 2009 graduates due to Office of the Provost

Friday, May 1

Graduation Applications due for December 2009 and January 2010 Graduation Candidates

Friday, May 1

Finals Week

May 18

Commencement

May 22

Sunday, May 24

FINAL EXAMINAT ON SCHEDULE

Spring Final Exam Dates:

Notes on J-term and Spring Final

May 18 - 22

Exam Times

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8:00am

Monday

8:00am -

9:50am

MWF

9:15am

Tuesday

8:00am -

9:50am

MWF

11:15am

MWF

12:30pm

Monday

MW(F)

1 :45pm

Tuesday

MW(F)

3:40pm

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Spring ·

Wednesday

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

Late afternoon and evening classes hold final

10:00am - 11:50am

examinations at the regularly scheduled meeting times

1 :OOpm -

2:50pm

Instructors for classes which meet on Wednesday-

1 :OOpm -

2:50pm

Wednesday

3:00pm -

4:50pm

8:00am

Wednesday

8:00am -

9:50am

9:55am

T hursday

during final exam week.

11:50am

-only, Thursday-only, or Friday-only during the semester will need to contact the Scheduling Coordinator at sandersc@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.

10:00am - 11 :50am

Monday

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

1 :45pm

Thursday

1:00pm -

2:50pm

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

3:40pm

given, or for student conferences.

3:00pm - 4:50pm

Tuesday

GRADUATION APPLICATION DEADLINES A non-refundable graduation processing fee of $75.00 is charged to your account at the time of application.

UNDERGRADUATE

GRADUATE STUDENTS P LEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION DEADLINES (final

AcademiC Program Contract. APC. IS due at the time of application for undergraduate stUdents)'

For Graduation in: May2009 December2009 or January2010 May2010 or August2010 • •

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Graduation Applications due in Registrar's Office by: December 1,2008 May 1,2009 December 1, 2009

GRADUATE STUDENTS P LEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING FINAL THESES OR RESEARCH PAPER DEADLINES:

Final Theses or Research Papers due to Office of the Provost by: For graduation in: May 1, 2009 May2009 Aug u st 1, 2009 August2009 November 30, 2009 December2009 or January2010 May 1.2010 'May2010 •

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TUITION RATES & FEES 2008-2009

Fail or Spring

1 -11

$838 per credit hour

Fall or Spring

12 - 17

Yes

$13,400 per semester

Failor Spring

More than 17

Yes

J -Term

Fall, J-Term, Spring

$838 per credit hour for each

$838 per credit hour. If registered full time for Fail or

1 or more

Credit By Exam

$13,400 per semester credit hour over 17

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

$300

$500

$700

$900

1 or more

$838 per credit hour

Disclaimer: Students enrolled in a PLU cohort program are charged the cohort price per credit hour for cohort program courses and the standard undergraduate or graduate price per credit hour for courses not included in the cohort program. Please contact the Student Service Center for cohort program picing information.

Upon admission to or registration with the university, the student and/

Withdrawing from a single course after the last day of add/drop waives your

or his or her parent(s) or legal gu ardian agrees to accept responsibility

right to a tuition and fee refund. If you do not wish to continue a course after

and the legal obligation to pay all tuition costs, room and meal fees, and

the add/drop period , you must withdraw from the course. You must o ffi cially

any other fees incurred or to be incurred for the student's education.

withdraw from a course(s) or you will receive a failing grade in classes not

In addition, the student and/or his or her parent(s) or legal guardian is

completed. You must obtain the instructor's signature on an Add/Drop/

required to complete and submit a Payment Contract to the university

Withdraw Form and submit it in person to the Student Services Center.

each academic year. The university agrees to make available to the

Students adding or withdrawing from a course(s) after the last day of add/ drop during a semester/term will be charged a late reg i s Lration change fee

student certain educational programs and the use of certain university facilities, as applicable and as described in the PLU Undergraduate

of $50.00 per transaction. Students who are dropped for non-attendance

and Graduate Catalog. A failure to pay when due all university bills

by faculty are also charged $50.00 per add/drop.

shail release the university of any obligation to continue to provide

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applicable educational benefits and services, including, but not limited

to, the right for fu rther reg istration , statemenis 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.

Spiing Tuman:

100% tuition refund before February 5, 2009

Tuition refunds prorated on a daily basis: February 5 - April 12, 2009 Payment may be made in Ihe form of cash; personal, business, or

No tuition refunds on or after April 13, 2009

cashier's check; money order; wire; or debit or credit card (VISA or

Housing and Meal Plans'

M asterCard). Credit card payments may be made by telepho e 24 hours a day on the Business Office secured line at 253.535.8376. Mail payments with bi ll 1 ng statement remittance stubs to Pacific Lutheran University, Attn: Bus in ess Office Cashier, Tacoma, WA

Housing refund (refer to contract):

Refunds prorated on daily basis

Meal plan refund (refer to contract):

Refunds prorated on a weekly basis

98447, or

Notice of withdrawal must be made in writing and submitted to the PLU

d el i ver payments to the PLU Business Office in Hauge Administration B uilding , room 1 10. Checks should be made payable to Pacific

Student Services Center. Oral requests are not valid. Full charges for the term will remain on the student's account until written notice is received

Lutheran University. Please do not mail cash.

and processed.

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

and part-time i nter nati onal st u dents are required to have Health

Ins urance . Students are automatically enrolled and billed for this

plan, but may waive-out if they have a comparable plan. You can waive-out online at www.eiia.org/plu no later than Ihe 10lh day of class by midnight in the semester you begin. You will receive email confirmation once you have completed the process. This is the illlti documentation PLU accepts as proof you have completed the

waive-out. Wa ive-out is required each academic year you attend.

BEFORE YOU REGISTER ELI

IBILITY A1>ffi RFGISTR TION TlrvJES

REGJSTRATION HOLDS

Students who have never attended PLU and have not been formally

Holds on your account prevent registration. Check to see if your account is

admitted to the university are not eligible to register via Banner Web.

on hold prior to your registration time. To view any holds on your account, log in to Banner Web and select Student Services & Financial Aid, then

New Students

select Student Records, and View Holds. To resolve the hold(s) on your

Advance Payment: A $200.00 advance payment is required to confirm an offer of admission. This advance payment is required before class registration. The payment is refundable until May 1 for Fall, December 1 for J -Term, and January 1 for Spring. Requests for a refund must be made in writing to the Admission Office.

account, locate the hold(s) below and follow the listed instructions:

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.

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Admission Hold:

Contact Adrnission

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Academic Standing Hold:

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:

Contact Academic Advising

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Medical Hold:

Contact the Health Center

Non-matrlculated students may begin registering Monday, December 1st, at the Student Services Center.

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No Address Hold:

Contact the Student Services Center

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Payment Option:

Contact the Student Services Center

New graduate students may begin to register on Monday, April 14 at the Student Services Center, and may not register via Banner Web.

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Pre-Collection Hold:

Contact the Business Office

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Promissory Note Holds:

Contact the Business Office

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Residential Life Hold:

Contact Residential Life

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Transcript Hold:

Contact the 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

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 and 3 for add/drop deadlines. For hold information, refer to the Registration Holds section on this page.

Language Placement

Registration Priority: Each continuing matriculated student will be assigned an appointment time according to total credit

To assure correct placement in language courses, all students with

hours completed, earned through J -Term 2008. Note: registration tirnes are based on your cornpleted credits and do not include courses in progress. •

previous study are required to take a placernent test. The tests for most 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.

View your registration appointment time via Banner Web: After logging in, select Student Services & Financial Aid, then Registration, and Check Your Registration Status. You will then need to select the term for which you are registering (either Summer or Fall 2008). T he next page will inform you of your registration appointment time as well as whether or not any holds, academic standing, or student status would prevent your registration .

Math Placement To assure correct placement of students in beginning math courses, eligibility is 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 of C or

ACADEMI

higher are eligible without taking the placement exam.

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

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

prior to your registration appointment time.

Technology, room 252. The exarn is also available on-line at http://banweb.

First-year (Freshmen) and Sophmore Students (0-59 Credits Earned) : To register you need to obtain your Registration Access Code from your advisor, so see your advisor soon'

questionnaire will take about 70 rninutes. Allow one to two weeks for the

plu.edu/pls/pap/hxskmplc.P _Mathlntro. The exam and accompanying results to be available. New students p referring to take the exam by mail

Questions about your advisor? Contact Academic Advising at 535.7459 or aadv@plu.edu.

should contact the Math Placernent Director at the earliest opportunity at 253.535.7403 .

. rp REPORT

If you have taken the exam and would like to view your placement results on-line, go to Banner Web at http://banweb.plu.edu. After

Check your progress toward your major, minor, concentration. and GUR completion on-line. Undergraduates can use Banner Web to check

logging in, select Student Services & Financial Aid frorn the menu, then Student Records, and finally, View Math Placement Results. If you have

their progress toward completing their PLU degrees. This is known as

questions about your placement , contact the Math Placement Director

a CAPP report.

at 253.535.7403.

1 .Log in to Banner Web using your ID and PIN. 2 . Select Student Services & Financial Aid.

If a student is eligible for a particular math course (either by taking a

3.Select Student Records.

prerequisite course at PLU or through the math placement system)

4.Select Degree Evaluation, then Submit Term.

but experiences difficulties registering for that course, contact the Math

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.

Placement Director, Dr. Jeff Stuart, at 253.535.7403. 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 math course.

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

BANNER WEB REGISTRX ION 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).

2. Login. Log in by using your PLU ID number as your user ID. Enter your PIN (personal identification number). Click

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t e "Login" button. Your initial PIN is your six digit birthdate if you started at PLU prior to Fall 2007. If you entered PLU after that date your PIN is a randomly assigned number. You may reset your PIN at any time on Banner Web. You are required to change your PIN the first time you access Banner Web in order to prevent others from gaining access to your account.

First-year (Freshmen) and Sophomore Students: This is NOT where you enter your Registration Access Code. You will be asked for your Registration Access Code later in the process.

3. Select Student Services & Financial Aid. Under Student Services & Financial Aid, select Registration. The Registration Menu gives you several options. 4. Select Term. Make sure that the term in the text box reads the term for which you are registering. Then click on

the "Submit Term" button.

5. Check Your Registration Status. Scroll down and select Check Your 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 Menu.

6. Registration Menu. Select Register/Add/Drop Classes. First-year (Freshmen) and Sophomore Students: After you click on Register/Add/Drop Classes, another box

will pop up asking YOll for your Registration Access Code. Your advisor has this number and will give it to

you when you meet in April prior to registration. You won't be allowed to register without this number, so see your advisor soon!

7. Add Classes. Scroll down to the Add Class section. In this section you will enter a CRN (course reference number) for each class you would like to take. When finished, select the "Submit Changes" button to continue. When your request is finished processing, you will be returned to the Register/Add/Drop page.

If you are having difficulty finding an available course that suits you, please refer to Banner Interactive Schedule, an up-to-the minute version of the class schedule that does not require Banner Web log-in to view. For more information, please see page 7.

8. View Current Schedule. In this next screen, you will have to scroll down to see your current class schedule. Make sure that you look at the status box to see if you are currently registered. If you have a conflict of some sort, the system will notify you under the section called Registration Errors. For your reference, a list of common registration errors is found on page 10. Contact the Student Services Center, 253.535.7161 or ssvc@plu.edu, or the Registrar's Office,

253.535.7131 or registrar@plu.edu, with questions.

9. View Student Detail Schedule. Once you have finished selecting your courses for the term, scroll down to the bottom of the screen and select Student Detail Schedule. Your schedule will appear on the screen. If you would like a copy, select the "Print" button on the top of the screen. 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.

11. lOG OUT and close your browser when you have finished registering. Tl;Jis is important so that no one else can make any changes to your schedule.

WAITLISTING CLASSES ***WAITUSTfNG CANNOT BF DO

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Wait/isting must be done in person at the Student Services Center and is limited to two courses per semester. Waitlist forms are available

outside the Student Services Center. The waitlist form must be completed and submitted to a Student Services Center employee for

processing. The Registrar's Office will move students (in waitlist order) from the waitlist into classes as seats become available until two weeks before the term begins, after that point the instructor determines who will be admitted to classes. Students still on the waitlist when the term begins must attend the first class and get the instructor's signature on an Add/OroplVVithdraw Form" to grant them a place in the class. Faculty reserve the right to deny admission to a class. The Add/OroplVVithdraw Form" must be taken to the Student Services Center before the deadline to add courses. Students who are below third or fourth place on the waitlist should 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. This cannot be done on Banner Web and will only cause you to lose your place on the waitlis!.

SPECIAL REGISTRATIONS Special registrations must be compl eted by the add/drop deadline accor ding to the publ ished term schedule on page 2. A $50.00 late registration fee is charged per transaction submitted after the add/drop deadline.

AUDITING A COllRSE

COL RSE LOAD EXCEP I tONS

Obtain an instructor's signature on an Add/Orop/Withdraw Form", and submit the form to the Student Services Center by the add deadline for the appropriate term. Audited courses are charged the same as for credit courses. Financial Aid does not cover audited courses.

You may use Banner Web to register for up to 17 credit hours in Spring Semester and 5 credit hours in J-term. Registering for more credit hours than the maximum requires at least a 3.00 grade point average or consent of the Registrar. Each additional credit costs $838. To register for more than the maximum credit load, submit an Add/OroplVVithdraw Form" to the Student Services Center by the add/drop deadline of the term for which you are registering.

REPLATED ( OL R�ES Must be added by the Student Service Center. Financial Aid does not cover repeated courses.

CREDIT BY EXAM Independent Study Cards are located in the display rack by the

Student Services Center. Return completed cards to the Student Services Center by the add deadline for the appropriate term.

C Ol R�ES

RE.QUIRING

APPROvAL

Credit by Exam Forms are located in the display rack by the Student Services Center. Retum completed forms to the Student Services Center by the add deadline for the appropriate term. For cost information, see page 4. Financial Aid does not cover Credit by Exam courses.

Obtain the authorized signature on an Add/Orop/VVithdraw Form*, and submit the form to the Student Services Center by the add deadline for the appropriate term.

OF�CAMPUSPROGRAMS For information regarding opportunities to study off-campus, contact the Wang Center for Intemational Programs at wang.center@plu.edu

or visit their web site: www.plu.edu/wangcenter.

An academic service-learning course integrates thoughtful community service as a required assignment that supports the academic leaming. T he service work is usually off-campus in the local community and may involve work outside class time. Check with the faculty member for more information.

Add/Drop/Withdraw Forms are located in the display rack across from the Student Service Center

AFTER YOU REGISTER CANCELLED CLASSES If a class is cancelled after you have registered, you will be dropped from the class and notified by the Registrar's Office via E-mail.

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SEQUENCE. OF NOT ATTENDl:\G THE rIR T TWO CL\S � �IE[T1N(iS

Students unable to attend the first class meetings must notify the instructor prior to the first class. Students who miss the first two class meetings risk being dropped from the class by the instructor; however, the student must take responsibility for dropping courses prior to the drop deadlines published on page 2. Students who are dropped for non-attendance will be charged a $50.00 fee per drop.

BUYTNG YOUR BOOK You can purchase your books on-line, or you can shop in the bookstore, Garfield Book Company at PLU, located at the corner of Pacific Avenue and Garfield Street. To make purchases on-line, please visit www.garfieldbookcompany.com. AII books may not be available for puchase at the time of registration. For more information about the bookstore, see page 14.

UN VERSITY D RECTORY Acad em i c Advi sing

advising@plu.edu www. plu.edu/-aadv

Ramstad 112 253.535.7459 • • . •

Career Development

career@plu.edu www.plu.edu/-career

Ramstad 112 253.535.7459

Guidance for academic goals & majors Support for students in academic difficulty Clarify general university requirements Refers to others throughout the campus

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Career counseling; career and intemship fairs Interest inventories and personality style assessments Resume critiques and mock interviews On-line recruiting and employment Campus Ministry

Academic A sistance

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University Center 190 253.535.7464

learningC!r@glu.edu www. plu.edu/-aast

Library 124 (Lobby Level) 253.535.7518 Individual tutoring Group study & test review sessions Open m.ath & computer science labs Foreign language conversation groups

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Pastoral care; spiritual direction & support Chapel; MWF @ 10:30am in 'Lagerquist Hall The Cross; Sat. @ 6pm in Trinity Lutheran Church University Congregation; Sun @ 11am in Lagerquist Hall

Academic Internships

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Campus Safety and Information

intern@plu.edu www.plu.eduHntern

Ramstad 112 253.535.7324

cmin@plu,edu www.plu.edu/-cmin

Harstad G-28 253.535.7441

Apply classroom learning in real situations Develop professional skills Choose from a wide variety of internships Work with a diverse range of employers

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campussafety@plu.edu www.plu.edu/campussafety

General information - x7449 or 253.531.6900 Campus Closure Hotline - 253.535.7100 Response to medical emergencies and fire alarms Free walking escort / driving shuttle service Center for Public Service - Volunteer Center

Hauge Administration 109 253.535.7151 • • • •

Ramstad 116 253.535.7459

admission@plu.edu http://www.plu.edu/admission/

General information Admission of students Advanced placement Transfer student registration

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Over 150 volunteer agencies on file Information about specific volunteer opportunities Coordinate volunteer projects Assist in setting up service learning opportunities

Bookstore (Garfield Book Company at PLU)

208 Garfield Street 253.535.7665 • • • •

Counseling Cente r

books@plu.edu luteworld.plu.edu

LuteWorld on-line store Textbooks and class materials Textbook refunds Convenience store, specialty sections, gift shops

www.plu.edu/-pubsrvc

Ramstad 106 253.535.7206 • • •

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councen@plu.edu www.plu.edu/-councen

Personal counseling (individual/group) Educational/career counseling Time management, goal setting assistance Psychiatric consultation Dining Center

Hauge Administration 110 253.535.7171

buso@plu.edu www. plu.edu/-buso

UC 270 253.535.7472

dining@plu.edu www.plu.edu/-dining '.

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Student account payments Student paychecks

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The Commons, Old Main Market, espresso stands & cafes Special event catering Great employment opportunities

Career Development

Ramstad 112 253.535.7459 • • • •

career@plu.edu www.plu,edu/-career

Ramstad 106 253.535.7206

Career counseling; career and internship fairs Interest & personality assessments Resume critiques and mock interviews On-line r�cruiting and employment

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dss@plu.edu www.plu.edu/-dss

Coordination of accommodations for students with disabilities

Student Employment

Diversity Center University Center 150

dcenter@pluedu

Ramstad 112

stuemp@plu edu

253.535.8750

www.plu.edu/-dcenter

253.535.7459

www.plu.edu/-stuemp

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Education & support for multicultural awareness

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Work study and non-work study employment

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Connection to other diversity resources

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Challenging and diverse positions with fair and equitable pay

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Clubs supporting underrepr'esented populations

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Employment education workshops

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Regularly scheduled programs and special events

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Progression of work experiences

Student Involvement and Leadership

Heallh Center 121" and Park

health@plu.edu

253. 535.7337

www.plu.edu/-health

University Center 161

sil@plu.edu

253.535.7195

www.plu.edu/-sil

Physicals & treatment for illness/injury

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Advise student government (ASPLU)

-'-ravel counseling, immunizations & allergy shots

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Support for clubs and organization

Eating disorder and substance abuse referral

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Advise student media

Birth control advice and STD testing

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Coordination of student conduct

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Student Life

International Student Services University Center 150

iss@plu edu

253.535.7195

www.plu.eduHss

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Hauge Administration 105

slif@plu.edu

253.535.7191

www . plu . edu/-slif

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Offers individual attention to student concerns

university and meeting personal and educational needs

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Links students with resources on- and off- campus

Assist with immigration and government regulations

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Provide assistance to international students in adjusting to the

Advocates for students: listening and working on behalf of student needs and interests

Library and Computing 12 1" and Park

library@plu.edu

Library hours and help: 253.535.7500

www.plu.eduHibr

For Computing information and help:

comptelc@plu.edu

253.535.7525

www.plu.edu/-comptelc

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Student Services Center

Book and article, & multimedia collections

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ssvc@plu.edu

253.535.7161

www.plu.edu/-ssvc

Walk-in Hours: M-F 9:00am-5:00pm Express Window

ePasses & student IT help

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Hauge Administration 102

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M-Th 8 00am-6 : 00pm; F 8:00am- 5:00pm

Add/drop/waitlist classes

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Reference desk

Enrollment verification/addresses/transcripts

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University archives; interlibrary loan

Payment options/billing g's/refunds

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Financial AidNA assistance

Wang Center for InternatIonal Programs

Provost OffIce Hauge Administration 103

:Jrovost@plu.edu

253.535.7126

I,·"VI.·'. pi u.edu/-provost

868 Wheeler St.

wangctr@plu.edu

253.535.7577

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COMA 360

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COMA 420

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ENGL 35 1 English Medieval Literaturc-LT (4)

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An.imal Ri g hts SustainabilitYj Ba l a n cin g Self, Commun.ity, & E nvi ron me nt Writing About Art Au tob io gra phy of a Face Women, " Be a uty," & Media M a n i p ul a ti o n Serious Comicsj 'TI1e IU1ctoric of the Graphic Novel Religion, Viole n c e, & Non-Violence

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1 91 4 to Present-LT (4)

Gender & Globalization

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Seminar: Poetry Writing-WR, SR (4) Pre-req: ENGL 327 or i n st r ucto r p erm i ss io n

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SR (4)

Writing to Persuade: 'TI1e Art of the Editorial Re i n ve n ting the American High School

Prison Vhitings Go i ng to School Around the World: Education for AlP Stem Cell Res earch

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HIST 252

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19'" Century American H istory-S1

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EDUC 495

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H lST 359 History of Wo men in the U. S.-A, S 1

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I ntegrating Seminar:

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III ( 1 )

EDUC 573D Practicum

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EDUC 578

School Law ( 2 )

E D U C 595

Internship in Educational Administration (2)

EDUC 596

Graduate Seminar ( 1 -2 )

EDUC 599

Thesis (3-4)

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dass roo m ( 4)

SPED 424

Learners with Special Needs-Gen Ed

SPED 459

Student Teaching in Special

SPED 460

Special Ed Teaching Seminar: Issues in Practice

Education (6) (I)

ED UCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

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HlST 497 Sem inar : European History-S I , SR (4)

EDUC 408 L iteracy in K-8 Educatio n

EDUC 563B

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SPED 320 Issues of Child Abuse & Neglect ( I ) Cross-listed with EDUC 520

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EOUC 406 Mathem atics in K-8 Edu cation

Inquiry & Acti on into Social Issues & Prob le ms EOUC 545 M Cert o nly

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HlST 337 nle History of Mexico-C, S 1

J - E RMIS P RI N G 2009 - P G . 20

EOUC 434

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HlST 334 Modem Gennany, 1 848- 1 945 -S 1 ( 4 )

HIST 357 African American History

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G LOBAL STUDIE S

HlST 2 1 5 Modem World History-S l

EDUC 430

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EPSY 361

Psychology for Teaching (3)

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Educational Psychology (4)

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20th Century OriginslContemporary Wo rld- I-12

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INTC 329

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Commitments, Gl obal Justice-I3

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CHINESE CHIN

1 02

CHIN 202 CHIN

27 1

C H I N 302

LATN 1 02

EJementacy Latin(4)

LATN

lntermediate Latin-C (4)

202

NORvVEGIAN

NORW 1 02

Elementary Norwegian

NORW 202

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NORW 302

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SCAN

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& Conversation-C

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322

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SCAN 34 1

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SCAN 499

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Masterpieces of European Literatute-LT

CLAS 322

Roman Civiliza.tion-S 1 (4)

SPAN 20 1

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CLAS 499

Capstone: Senior Project- SR (4)

SPAN 202

Intecmeruare Spanish-C

SPAN 30 1

Advanced Grammar & Composition-C

(4)

SPAN 322

Latin American Civllization/Culture-C

(4)

SPAN 325

Intro

SPAN 40 1

Advanced Spanish

SPAN 423

ST: Spanish Literat1U'e/CuJtwe-C , LT

SPAN 433

ST: Latin American Liteeature-C,LT ( 4)

SPAN 499

Capstone: Senior Seminar-SR

Cross-Listed with ENGL 23 1

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SPAN

FRENCH PREN 1 0 1

Elementary French (4)

PREN 1 02

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FREN 201

lntennediate French-C

(4)

FREN

Intennediate French-C

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202

(4)

PREN 302

Composition & ConversatioD-C

FREN 32 1

Civilization & CuJtute-C

FREN 432

20w

FREN 499

Capstone: Senior Project-S R (4)

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Century French Literarure-C

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GERM 422

20th Century German Literature-C (4)

GERM 499

Seminar! Senior

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MATH 1 23

Modern Elementary Mathematics-MR, NS

MATH 1 28

Linear Models &Calculus- M R,

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MATH 1 5 1

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Calculus ll -MR,

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PRED 1 62

Beginning Tennis-PE

PRED 1 63

Beginning Badminton-PE

PRED 1 64

PicldebaU-PE ( 1 )

PHED 1 65

RacquetbaU!Squash-PE ( 1 )

PHED I n

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P H ED 1 82

Low lmpact Aerobics-PE

PHED 1 83

Power Aerobics- PE

PHED 1 86

Step Aerobics-PE

PHED 1 92

lntermediate Tennis-I E

PI-lED 1 97

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PHED 201

Swimmin g for Non-Swimmers-PE

$55.00

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(1) (1)

PRED 205

Skin & Scuba Diving-PE

P H ED 207

Basic Sailing-PE

P H ED 2 1 2

Conditioning Swimming- P E

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PHED 223

Yoga-PE ( I )

MATH 245

Discrete Structw:es (4)

PHED 224

Current Dance-PE

MATH 253

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PHED 225

Ballroom Dance-PE

MATH 3 1 7

Intro t o Proof i n Math

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Relaxation Techniques-PE

MATH 32 1

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PHED 240

Dance Ensemble-I E

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MATH 33 1

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P HED 24 1

Co-ed Basketball-PE

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MATH 348

Applied Regression Analysis!ANOVA

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MATH 3 5 1

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PHED 250

Directed Sports Participation

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Mathematics of Risk

MATH 455

Mathematical Analysis (4)

MATH 480

ST: Differential Geometry

PHED 275

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MOVE.MENT STUDIES & WELLNESS EDUCATION

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PHED 1 00

Course Fee:

Program-PE ( 1 )

(1) ( 1)

(1)

$ 2 1 0.00

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MATH 4 1 1

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PHED 1 55 Course l�ee,

MFfH 523 Practicum ill

MFfH 599 Thesis

Adaptive Physical Activity-PE

Course Fee:

(2)

MFfH 5 2 1 Practicum

PRED 1 50

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Water Safety lnstruction-PE

(1)

(2)

1 4.00

P R ED 293

Teaching Methods: Fitness Activities

PHED 322

PE i n

PH ED 324

Physical Activity & Lifespan

PlIED 326

Adapted Physical Activity

PHED 360

Professional Practicum

PHED 361

Coaching Practicum

PHED 383

Exercise Testing & Prescription

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PHED 386

SociaJ Psychology of Sport & Physical Acrivity ( 4)

PHID 390

Applied Exercise & Sport Psychology ( 4)

PHED 4J 1

Coaching Effectiveness (4)

PHED 462

Dance Production (2)

Department registrat ion re q ui re d . Course

PHED 486

Applied Biomechanics/Kinesiology (3)

PHED 490

Curriculum Assessment & Instruction ( 4)

COI!r�e

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$25.00

Internship: SR ( 2- 8 )

PH ED 499

Capstone: Senior Seminar-SR (2-4)

HEALTH D UCATION

HEED 395

MUSI 360

Choir of rhe Wesr-AR (0- 1 )

MUSI 361

University Chorale-AR (0- 1 ) Fee: $ 1 50.00

MUSI 363

University Singers-AR

MUSI 365

Chapel Choir-AR (0- 1 )

MUSI 368

University ChoraJ Union-AR (0- 1 ) Course Fee: $35.00

MUSI 370

University Wind Ensemble-AR (0- 1 )

MUSI 371

Universiry Concert Band-AR (0- 1)

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Department regi st ra ti on req ujred. Co u rse Fee: $ ] 800.00

Injury Prevention and Therapeutic Care (4) Comprehensive School Health (4)

RECREATIO RECR 483

Solo Vocal Lirerature-AR (2)

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PHED 495

HEED 28 1

MUSI 353

Management in Sport & Recreation (4)

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MUSI 375 University Jazz Ensemble-AR ( 0- 1 ) Department registratio n required. Course Fee.: $ 1 800.00 MUSI 380

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MUSI 381

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Bask Keyboarding-AR ( I )

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MUSI 1 24

Theory

MUSI 1 26

Ear Training l l -AR

M USJ 224

Jazz Theory Laboratory-AR ( 1)

M USI 216

Ear Training IV-AR

MUSJ 234

Music History I -AR (3)

MUSI 244

Woodwind Laboratory ( 1)

MUSJ 334

Twentieth Century Music-AR (3)

MUS] 336

Making Music-AR (2)

MUSI 340

Fundamentals: Music Education

MUSI 343

Secondary General Music (2)

M USI 345

Conducting I-AR (2)

M USI 346

Conducting II ( I)

M USI 35 1

Accompanying-AR ( I )

MUSI 352

Organ lmprovisation-AR ( I )

Brass Wo o d wi n d

Flute Ea rly Music Guitar Jazz Combo Wo rship Percussion Worship Saxophone Harp Pans Jaztl dvanced Improvisation (by audition only)

MUSt 1 208 Mnsic & Culture-AR, C (4) M U SI 1 22

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MUSl 383

Piano Ensemble-AR (0- 1 )

MUSI 444

MaterjaJs for Secondary Choral Music

MUSI 446

Conducting IV ( I )

MUSI 452

Piano Pedagogy U

MUSl 456

Methods & Materials of Scbool Strings ( 2)

MUS) 469

Student Teaching Seminar (2)

MUSI 487

ST: Lure & Guitar Lirerature (2)

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(I)

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NURSING Contac t: Numng Department 253 53S 7671 o r nurs(iVplu.edu NOTE: NURS 280, 330, �nd 365 arc open to non-majors with departmental permission. Em'oHm nt in «II other nursing courses require., formal adm.ission to the nursing maj o r or ",mor. Registration fo r all cOllrses must be done b)' web registration un]",s otherwise no ted in this schedule. All sections are .rubject to change after re gistration due to agenc), and/ or scho o l needs. rf no se ti o n is available contact the School of Nursing. Competencies I (4) Co-registe r for N U RS 220 lab. Course Fee:

NURS 220

NURS 260

(4)

Human Pathological Processes (4)

(4)

NURS 330

Pharmacology/Therapeutic Modalities (4)

NURS 340

Nursing Situations w/ Individuals-Adult Health I URS 340 clinical. Comse Fee: 1 00 .00 .

(4)

Nursing Situations w/ Individuals-Mental Health o-register for NURS 350 clinical. Course Fee: $ 1 00.00.

(4)

Co-register for

NURS 350

NURS 360

Nursing Research and lnfonnatics

NURS 365

Cultu.rally Congruent Health Care-A

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Intro to Leadership & Resource Mgmt in Nursing

NURS 430 Nursing Situations with Communities -regi ter for NURS 430 clinical. Course Fee: $ I 00.00.

NURS 478

Elective Clinical Experience

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NURS 480

Professional FOlLDdations n

(2)

Capstone: Nursing Synthesis-S R

Care & Outcomes Manager Pcacticum II

NURS 538

Program Development

NURS 585 Course Fee:

(3)

Advanced Health Assessment

1 00.00

Family Nurse Practitioner I I

$ 100.00

(2-4)

(G)

The Examined Life-PH

PHI L 1 25

Ethics and the Good

PH IL 223

Biomedical Ethics-PH

PHIL 225

Business Ethics-PH

PHIL 226

Environmental Ethics-PH (2)

PHIL 228

Social and Political Philosophy-PH

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Life-PH (4) (4)

(4)

PHIL 330 Smdies in the History of PhiJosophy- PH (4) Topic: Early Modern Philo ophy God, Faith, and Reason-PH

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PHYS I I I Fl: Hist., Mthds., Apps., Explor., First-year students only

(4)

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of Physics-F, NS (4)

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PHYS 1 53 General Physics I-NS, SM (4) Co -register for P�IYS 1 63

II-NS, SM (4)

PHYS 1 63 General Physics 1 Lab ( i ) Co-register fo r PHYS 153. Lab Fee: $60.00.

PHYS 2 1 0 Musical Acoustics-NS, SM (4) Co -register fo r PHYS 2 1 0 lab. Lab Fee: 60.00.

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PHYS 223

Elementary Modern Physics-NS (4)

PHYS 332

Electromagetic Waves/Physical Optics-NS

PHYS 354

Mathematical Physics I- NS

PHYS 40 1

Intro_ to Quantum

(4)

Mechanics-NS (4)

P HYS 499B Capstone: Advanced Lab U-SR ( I ) Lab Fee: $60.00

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PHYS 1 64 Gene.ral Physjcs II Lab ( I ) Co-register fo r PHYS IS4. Lab Fee: $60.00 .

(3)

NURS 532

NURS 582 ourse Fee :

(G)

Graduate Courses; NURS 527 Evaluation & Outcomes Research

PH I L 1 2 1

PHYS 1 54 General Physics Co-register for PHYS 1 64

(2)

Health Care Sy5tems and Policy

$200.00

PHYSICAL ED UCATION

PHYS 1 36 College Physics n Lab ( I ) Co -register fo r PHYS 126. Lab Fee: $60.00.

(1)

NURS 460

NURS 499 ou rse Fee:

( 1 -4)

Cuntact: Physics Department 253,'>35,7534 orI'hysi(S@plu.edu

(S)

NURS 440 Nursing Situations w/ Individ uals-Adult Health o-regi ster for NURS 440 clinical. Course Fee: $ I 00.00. Senior Seminar

Thesis

(2)

P HYSI CS

NURS 380 Nursing Situations with Families: Childrearing (4) Co-register for N URS 380 clinical. ourse Fee: $ 1 00.00. The didactic portion ofthis cou rse is delivered in an online format.

NURS 441

NURS 599

PH IL 350

(4)

NURS 370 Nursing Situations with Families: Childbearing (4) Co-register for NURS 370 clinical. o u rse Fee: $ I 00.00.

NURS 420

Scholarly Inquiry in Nursing Practice

PHILOSOPHY

Health Assessment & Promotion (4) Co-register for N U RS 270 lab. Course Fee: $200.00.

Nursing Com petencies II NURS 320 o-register for URS 320 lab.

NURS 596

Practice ( I -G)

Con tact: P h ik'SQphyDepartment 2S3Sl5. R3Q6 or johnsog>@plu.edu

NURS 270 N U RS 280

Advanced Specialty

S e e Movement Studies a n d Well ness Education

$200.00.

Professional Foundations I

NURS 593

(4)

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PO L S

P S YC PSYC 495 Internship 0 -6)

POLITI CAL SCIENCE

Instructor permission required for registration

Contact: PQUtiCilI Science Department 2 SJS ,57595 n4'IlI�@p lue d u

(lOIS

151

American Government-S I (4)

(lO LS

1 70

Introduction to Legal Studies-S I (4)

PSYC 496 Research Practicum ( 1 -4)

Ins tru c tor permission required for registration

PSYC 499 Seminar: Senior Capstone-SR (2) lnstructor permission required for registration

POLS 2 1 0

Global Perspectives-C, S I (4) H 210

POIS 231

Current Int'l

POIS 322

Scandinavia & Wodd Issues (4)

POIS 325

Political Thought-S 1 (4)

RELl 2 1 2

POLS 326

Recent Political Thought-S I (4)

RELJ 227 Christian Theology-R2 (4)

POLS 345

Government & Public Policy-S I (4)

RELI 232 The Buddhist Tradition-C, R3 (4)

POLS 346

Environmental PoJitics & Policy-S I (4)

RELI 235

POLS 363

Politics & the Media-S I (4)

RELI 237 Judaism-C, R3 (4)

POLS 373

Civil Rights & Civil Liberties-S 1 (4)

POLS 374

Legal Srudies Research-S l (4)

POLS 380

Politics of Global Development-S I (4)

POLS 43 1

Advanced International Relations-S I (4)

POLS 499

Capstone: Senior Semlnar-SR (4)

'ross-listed with

Iss ues :

RELIGION

Latin America-S 1 (4)

Contact : Religion Department 253.535.8106 or rcli@plu_cdu

RELI

ross-listed with SCAN 322

121

The Christian Tradition-Rl (4) Religion/Lit in the New Testament-RI (4)

Islamic Traditions-C, R3 (4)

RELI 33� Old Testament Se, & the Bible

Topic:

RELI

331

New Testament

Studies-R I (4) Studjes-RI (4)

Topics Include: Gospel ofJohn Women in Early Christianity

RELI 332

Jesus & His Early Interpceters-RI (4)

Instructor permiSSion required for registration

RELI

PSYCH OLOGY

361

Church History Studies-Rl (4)

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RELI 364 Theological Studies-R2 (4)

PSYC

101

Introduction to Psychology-S2 ( 4)

TopiC: Paul Tillich-1heologian of Doubt

PSYC

1 10

Meets first halfo f the semester

Study Skills ( I )

RELI 367 Major Religious Thinkers, Texts, & Genres-Rl (4) TopiC: 2 0 ' 1, Century 'Theologi cal Classics

PSYC 2 1 3 Transitions: Life After ColJege ( I )

RELI. 390 Topic in Comparative Religion- R3 (4)

Instructor permission required for re g istration Topic: Contemplative raditions oftne World

PSYC 242 Advanced Stats & Research Design (4) -register for PSYC 242 lab. Course Fee: 50.00. PSYC 3 1 0 Personality Theories-S2 (4) PSYC 320 Development Across the Lifespan-S2 (4)

RELI 499 Capstone: Research Seminar-SR (4) (

ROTC-MILITARY SCIENCE

PSYC 330 Social Psychology-S2 (4)

Contact: ROTC Dep,rtment 253.535.8200 Qr [o tc@plu.edu

PSYC 335 Cultural Psychology-S2 (4)

MILS

PSYC 360 Psychology of Language-S2 (4)

MILS 2 1 2 Introduction to Leadership (2, 2)

PSYC 375 Psychology ofWomen-S2 (4)

112

Introduction to US Army (2)

Course Fee: $ 1 5.00

M ILS 3 1 2

Leadership & Management (3)

PSYC 420 Adolescent Psychology-S2 (4)

Department registration required.

PSYC 435 Theories & Methods of CounselinglPsychotherapy (4)

M I LS 4 1 2

PSYC 442 Learning: Research & Theory-S2 ( 4) PSYC 443 Experimental Research Lab: Learning (2)

Lab Fec: $50.00

Professionalism & Ethics (3)

Department registration [t!quired. Course Fee: $1 S.OO.

SCANDI NAVlAN"STUD IES

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SOCW Social Work Practice III: Macro practice-52 (4) Instructor permission required for registration

SOCW 465

SCHOOL OF ARTS & COMMUNICATION

SOCW 476

Field Experience 11 (3) Instructor permission required for registration. Course Fee: $25.00.

CQOr.tct;S<;hool of Arts & Communic.ltion 2S3.�JS.7 !. ')0 or <QaC@pllhCdu DANC 240 Dance Ensemble-PE ( \ ) Cross-l isted with PHED 240

SOCW 486

Field Experience Seminar II ( \ ) Instructor permission required for regi. tration

ST: Choreography (4)

DANC 287

Capstone: Senior Seminar··5R (4) Instructor permission required for registration

SOCW 499

DANC 462 Dance Production (2) SIGN 102

Sign Language-A

SOAC 295

Pre-Inte.rnship ( I )

CQll tact: Economics D eportment 253.5 35.7595 or eco nriilpl u.cdu

SOAC 299

Keystone ( 1 )

STAT 23l

SOAC 395

Pre-Internship ( \ )

SOAC 399

Keystone ( i )

SOAC 495

I nternship ( \ -8)

SOAC 499

Capstone - S R

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STATISTICS

Introductory Statistics: Psychology Majo rs- M R (4) Co-register for 5TAT232 lab. Lab Fee, $50.00.

STAI' 233

Introductory Statistics: Sociology Majors-MR (4) Co-register for 5TAT 233 lab. Lab Fee: $50.00.

(2)

THEATRE

Contact: . 'chool ofA r t s & Communiq tipn 2, 1.S3S 77 6 1 or sQas;@pl u.ed u

School of Arts & Communication for elass lIsting

THEA 230

SOCI 1 0 1 Introduction to Sociology-A,

52 (4)

(4) Instructor permission required for rcgistr�tion Problems-A, 52

SOC] 330 The Family-52 SOC[ 336 Deviance-52

(4)

SOCI 4 1 3 Crime & Society-5 2

Movement I I -AR

THEA 250

Acting I: Fundamentals-AR

THEA 350

Acting II: Scene Study (4)

THEA 355

Lighting Design-AR

THEA 365

Theatre History I I (4)

(2)

(4)

Theatre Practicum ( 0- \ ) Instructor permission required for registration

(4)

THF.A 453

SOCI 44O Gender & Sexuality-A, 52

SOCI 499 Capstone:

mEA 235

THEA 425

SOCI 387 ST: Race & Ethnicity

(4)

( I -4)

SOCT 495 Internship

(2)

THEA 225

SOC} 232 Research Methods-52

Social

Movement I-AR

Theatre Practicum ( 0- \ ) Instructor permisSion required for registration

SOCIOLO G Y

Contact: Sociology Department 253,5.)5.7294 o r soci@plll . edu

SOC] 240

(4)

STAT 232

SIGN L ANGUAG E See

Introductory Statistics- MR

Co-register for 5TAT 23 1 lab. Lab Fee: $50.00.

Costume Des ign-AR

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WO.MEN'S & G ENDER STUDIES

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Senior Semiruu- - 5R ( 4)

WMGS 20 1

Intra to Women's & Gender Studies-A (4)

S O CIAL WORK

Contaq: Soda I WPrkP�partmen r 253.535.7224or soc i@p!y,eciu SOCW 1 90

FI: Intro

SOCW 350

Social Policy II-52 (4)

First-year students only

to Social Work ( I O l)-A, F, 52 (4)

SOCW 360 Social Work Practice I-52 ( 4 ) Co-register for 50CW 360 lab SOCW 375

Social Services in the Communiry ( \ )

SOCW 387

ST: Spirituality & Contemporary Practice (4)

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