academiccourseofferings

SPRING 2014

UNDERGRADUATE I ADULT UNDERGRADUATE I GRADUATE

caldwell college e-mail accountCaldwell College requires that all students use their collegeissued e-mail account. It is easily accessible and does notchange. Caldwell College uses this e-mail address for allofficial communication to the college community.

cancellation policy & course changesThe college reserves the right to cancel a course in whichthere is not sufficient enrollment, to limit registration, and tochange instructors when necessary. This brochure is subjectto change. Please check your bill and schedule carefully forany changes.

college closingsCall the Emergency closing Hotline number, 973-618-3100,after 6:00 a.m. for day classes, and 3:00 p.m. to see ifevening classes are cancelled OR go to the college Web sitewww.caldwell.edu. Please note that cancellation of daytimeclasses does not necessarily mean that evening classes arealso cancelled.

financial aidFinancial aid is available providing students enroll on a half time basis (6 credits). Remember you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at leastsix weeks prior to your intended start date. Applications areavailable online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Additionally, thereare several alternative loan resources available to students,including some loans for students who wish to enroll for less than the 6 credits. Students who are awarded Federalfinancial assistance and subsequently withdraw from allcoursework prior to 61% of term completion are subject tothe Federal refund/repayment policy. For more informationon Financial Aid, visit www.caldwell.edu/financial_aid/ orcall 973-618-3221.

grade reportsMatriculating students have access to Caldwell Collegeonline services and are able to view and print their grades directly from the Web. The Registrar’s Office will not send grade reports in the mail. If you wish a grade report sent to you, please e-mail the Registrar’s Office at registrar@caldwell.edu.

health requirementsAll students are required to comply with the State of New Jersey immunization laws. All documentation should be submitted to Health Services. Health Services will not be responsible for records which are submitted to other departments. Failure to comply with the state’s requirements will result in cancellation of registration and exclusion from class. All full-time students (12 or morecredits) must have health insurance. Please refer to theStudent Health Form for all requirements. Health forms can be obtained in the Health Services Department or on theWeb at www.caldwell.edu/student_services/health.aspx.Should further clarification be required after reviewing thehealth form, please call 973-618-3319.

parkingPlease be advised that all vehicles need to have a Caldwell College parking sticker. Call the Security Office at 973-618-3286 for more information. All restricted areasare clearly marked and anyone parking in these areas willreceive a summons.

payment proceduresPlease refer to the letter included in your billing statement orto the payment calendar on the Bursar/Student AccountsWeb page at http://www.caldwell.edu/student_accounts/payment_calendar.aspx for payment dates and procedures.

tuition refund policyIf a student files an official withdrawal or add/drop formwith the Registrar, they will be entitled to a refund accordingto the following schedule:Within the first week of class 80%Within the second week of class 60%Within the third week of class 40%Within the fourth week of class 25%After four weeks NO REFUND

withdrawal informationAn official WITHDRAWAL form must be completed for allcourses from which a student wishes to withdraw. Notattending, even with notification to the instructor, does not constitute an official withdrawal. Students will beresponsible for tuition and receive a grade of an ‘F’ forcourses from which they do not OFFICIALLY withdraw. See page 3 for Add/Drop and Withdrawal dates.

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Online registration instructions can be found on the Student Tab after logging into the MyCaldwell Portal athttps://mycaldwell.caldwell.edu.

online registration procedures

spring 2014 academic calendarJanuary2 Winter Session Begins15 Graduate New Student Orientation16 Adult Undergraduate Semester Orientation17 Winter Session Ends17-18 International Student Orientation20 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday (No Classes)21 Day, Evening, ED & Online Classes Begin 23 Last Day to Add Online Classes25 Saturday Classes Begin (8:00 a.m.)29 Last Day to Add/Drop of Classes29 Last Day to Drop Online Classes

February1 Deadline for Applications for August 2014

Degree Completion17-18 President’s Break – College Closed19 Classes resume

March11 Mid-Term Progress Report Due14 Last Day to Withdraw from Class with a

Grade of “W”17-21 Spring Break 22 No Saturday Classes24 Spring Break ends – Day & Evening classes resume31 Summer/Fall Registration Materials Available

on the Web

April7 Summer/Fall Registration Begins14 Incomplete Grades for Fall 2013 Due in

Registrar’s Office16-18 Easter Break Begins at 4:15 (No evening classes)21 Classes resume at 4:15 (no day classes)21 Last Day to Withdraw from Classes, WP, WF

May1 Deadline for Applications for December 2014

Degree Completion1 Incomplete Grades for Winter 2014 Due in

Registrar’s Office 8 Last Day of Classes9-15 Final Examinations10 Saturday Final Examinations18 Commencement

January 25 – March 8 Accelerated Program Session A January 25 Classes BeginFebruary 1 Last Day for Add/Drop of ClassFebruary 8 Last Day to Withdraw from Class

March 15 – May 10 Accelerated Program Session B March 15 Classes BeginMarch 22 Spring Break – No ClassMarch 29 Last Day for Add/Drop of ClassApril 5 Last Day to Withdraw from ClassApril 19 Easter Break – No Classes

January 25 – May 10 Post Bac. Saturday Classes January 25 Classes BeginFebruary 1 Last Day for Add/Drop of ClassMarch 8 Last Day to Withdraw from ClassMarch 22 Spring Break – No ClassesApril 19 Easter Break – No Classes

For additional important date information, please refer to the Caldwell College Academic Calendar athttp://www.caldwell.edu/academics/academic_calendar.aspx.

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traditional undergraduateREGISTRATION INFORMATION 11/4 Registration Material Available/Time to begin

Consultation with Advisors11/11 Registration begins for Seniors

(90+ Credits toward Graduation Earned)11/12 Registration begins for Juniors

(60+ Credits toward Graduation Earned)11/13 Registration begins for Sophomores

(30+ Credits toward Graduation Earned)11/14 Registration begins for Freshmen

(18+ Credits toward Graduation Earned)11/15 Registration begins for Freshmen

(Less than 18 Credits toward Graduation Earned)Please check your password before November 4 to ensure youcan utilize online registration.• Web registration opens at 8:30 a.m. on the dates listed above.• Once your class is opened for Registration on the Web, it

will remain open until January 2, 2014 at 11:59 p.m. forwinter semester, and January 29, 2014 at 11:59 p.m. forspring semester. January 29 is the last day to add/drop.

REGISTRATION TIME• Web Registration – No time restriction.• The Registrar’s Office is located on the 1st Floor of Aquinas

Hall, Monday through Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

COMPLETED REGISTRATION FORM• Copy required if registration is done in the Registrar’s Office.• Copy required if you are registering for more than 18 credits

with approval from the Director of Student Success.• Completed forms for permission to enroll in an internship

or co-operative must be submitted before the first day ofclasses. Tutorials and independent studies must be submittedprior to registration.

SECURE REQUIRED SIGNATURES FORREGISTRATION FORM AND/OR ADD/DROP FORM: (a) Advisor(s) Signatures(s) ALL STUDENTS(b) E.O.F. Administrator & Advisor E.O.F. STUDENTS(c) Executive Director of Student Success CREDIT LOAD

& Department Chair OVER 18 CREDITS(d) Director of Academic Advising ALL ATHLETES

& Advisor

TUITION AND FEESFor tuition information, please see the Caldwell College Web siteat www.caldwell.edu/student_accounts/tuition.aspx.

adult undergraduate & graduateRegistration may be made on the Web at www.caldwell.eduor by mailing or faxing the completed registration form to 973-618-3690 (adult undergraduate) and 973-618-3480(graduate).

COURSE LISTINGS AND DESCRIPTIONSFor descriptions of individual courses and for information aboutwhich courses are required by, or allowed in, your programplease refer to the Undergraduate/Graduate Catalog, which isalso available online at www.caldwell.edu/catalog.aspx.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION11/4 Registration Material Available – make appointment

with your advisor/coordinator11/11 Registration opens at 8:30 a.m. for all

Adult Undergraduate & Graduate students[Web & In-Person]

1/29 Spring online registration closes at 11:59 p.m. for allAdult Undergraduate and Graduate students

Register early to ensure your place in the class. Returningstudents who have outstanding health records, library fines orfinancial obligations cannot register until these obligations havebeen satisfied.For more information, call 973-618-3203 or visit the Web siteat www.caldwell.edu.

NON-MATRICULATING VISITING STUDENTSCaldwell College welcomes non-matriculating and visitingstudents. Non-matriculating and visiting students may onlyaccumulate a maximum of 12 credits before they MUST applyfor matriculation (going through the admissions process). Faxregistration form to 973-618-3480.

TUITION AND FEESFor tuition information, please visit the following Web sites at Caldwell College: Adult Undergraduate Students –www.caldwell.edu/student_accounts/tuitionCE.aspxGraduate Students – www.caldwell.edu/student_accounts/tuitionGS.aspx

registration information and procedures

Summer/Fall 2014R E G I S T R A T I O N

Begins APRIL 7, 2014

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family educational rights and privacy act (FERPA)The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) afford eligible studentscertain rights with respect to their education records. (An “eligible student”under FERPA is a student who is 18 years of age or older or who attends apostsecondary institution.) These rights include:1.The right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45

days after the day Caldwell College receives a request for access. A studentshould submit to the registrar a written request that identifies the record(s) thestudent wishes to inspect. The registrar will make arrangements for accessand notify the student of the time and place where the records may beinspected. If the records are not maintained by the registrar, the registrarshall coordinate access to inspect those records.

2.The right to request the amendment of the student’s education records thatthe student believes is inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise in violation of thestudent’s privacy rights under FERPA.A student who wishes to ask Caldwell College to amend a record shouldwrite the registrar, clearly identify the part of the record the student wantschanged, and specify why it should be changed.If Caldwell College decides not to amend the record as requested, CaldwellCollege will notify the student in writing of the decision and the student’sright to a hearing re garding the request for amendment. Additionalinformation regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the studentwhen notified of the right to a hearing.

3.The right to provide written consent before Caldwell College disclosespersonally identifiable information (PII) from the student’s education records,except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. See“Additional Disclosure Information” below.

4.The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Educationconcerned alleged failures by Caldwell College to comply with therequirements of FERPA. The name and address of the office that administersFERPA is:Family Policy Compliance Office; U.S. Department of Education; 400 Maryland Avenue, SW; Washington, DC 20202

Caldwell College may disclose directory information without the written consentof the student. Directory information includes the following: names, address,telephone number, email address, dates of attendance, enrollment status, class,previous institutions attended, major and minor field of study, awards, honors(including Dean’s list), degrees conferred including date, past and presentparticipation in officially recognized activities, student’s photograph, heightand weight (for athletes only), and date and place of birth.Students may request to withhold disclosure of directory information. To ensurethat a request is properly processed, it must be submitted on the official‘Request to Prevent Disclosure of Directory Information Form,’ which isavailable in the Office of the Registrar. The request will remain in effect until thestudent submits signed authorization to allow disclosure of directoryinformation. Caldwell College assumes that failure on the part of any student tospecifically request on the official form the withholding of release of directoryinformation indicates individual approval of disclosure.Additional Disclosure InformationFERPA permits the disclosure of PII from students’ education records, withoutconsent of the student, if the disclosure meets certain conditions found in§99.31 of the FERPA regulations. Except for disclosures to school officials,disclosures related to some judicial orders or lawfully issued subpoenas,disclosures of directory information, and disclosures to the student, §99.32 ofFERPA regulations requires the institution to record the disclosure. Eligiblestudents have a right to inspect and review the record of disclosures. Apostsecondary institution may disclose PII from the education records withoutobtaining prior written consent of the student —• To other school officials within Caldwell College whom Caldwell College has

determined to have legitimate educational interests. A school official is aperson employed by Caldwell College in an administrative, supervisory,academic, research, or support staff position (including law enforcement unitpersonnel and health staff); a person serving on the board of trustees; or astudent serving on an official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievancecommittee. A school official has a legitimate educational interest if theofficial needs to review an education record in order to fulfill his or herprofessional responsibilities for Caldwell College. This includes contractors,consultants, volunteers, or other parties to whom the school has outsourcedinstitutional services or functions, provided that the conditions listed in§99.31(a)(1)(i)(B)(1) - (a)(1)(i)(B)(2) are met. (§99.31(a)(1))

• To officials of another school where the student seeks or intends to enroll, orwhere the student is already enrolled if the disclosure is for purposes relatedto the student’s enrollment or transfer, subject to the requirements of §99.34.(§99.31(a)(2))

• To authorized representatives of the U. S. Comptroller General, the U. S.Attorney General, the U.S. Secretary of Education, or State and localeducational authorities, such as a State postsecondary authority that isresponsible for supervising the university’s State-supported educationprograms. Disclosures under this provision may be made, subject to therequirements of §99.35, in connection with an audit or evaluation ofFederal- or State-supported education programs, or for the enforcement of orcompliance with Federal legal requirements that relate to those programs.These entities may make further disclosures of PII to outside entities that aredesignated by them as their authorized representatives to conduct any audit,evaluation, or enforcement or compliance activity on their behalf.(§§99.31(a)(3) and 99.35)

• In connection with financial aid for which the student has applied or whichthe student has received, if the information is necessary to determineeligibility for the aid, determine the amount of the aid, determine theconditions of the aid, or enforce the terms and conditions of the aid.(§99.31(a)(4))

• To organizations conducting studies for, or on behalf of, the school, in orderto: (a) develop, validate, or administer predictive tests; (b) administer studentaid programs; or (c) improve instruction. (§99.31(a)(6))

• To accrediting organizations to carry out their accrediting functions.((§99.31(a)(7)

• To parents of an eligible student if the student is a dependent for IRS taxpurposes. (§99.31(a)(8))

• To comply with a judicial order or lawfully issued subpoena. (§99.31(a)(9))• To appropriate officials in connection with a health or safety emergency,

subject to §99.36. (§99.31(a)(10))• Information the school has designated as “directory information” under

§99.37. (§99.31(a)(11))• To a victim of an alleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or a non-forcible

sex offense, subject to the requirements of §99.39. The disclosure may onlyinclude the final results of the disciplinary proceeding with respect to thatalleged crime or offense, regardless of the finding. (§99.31(a)(13))

• To the general public, the final results of a disciplinary proceeding, subject tothe requirements of §99.39, if the school determines the student is analleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or non-forcible sex offense and thestudent has committed a violation of the school’s rules or policies with respectto the allegation made against him or her. (§99.31(a)(14))

• To parents of a student regarding the student’s violation of any Federal,State, or local law, or of any rule or policy of the school, governing the useor possession of alcohol or a controlled substance if the school determinesthe student committed a disciplinary violation and the student is under theage of 21. (§99.31(a)(15))

As of January 3, 2012, the U.S. Department of Education’s FERPA regulationsexpand the circumstances under which education records and personallyidentifiable information (PII) contain in such records – including Social SecurityNumber, grades, or other private information – may be accessed withoutconsent. First, the U.S. Comptroller General, the U.S. Attorney General, theU.S. Secretary of Education, or state and local education authorities (“Federaland State Authorities”) may allow access to records and PII without consent toany third party designated by a Federal or State Authority to evaluate afederal- or state-supported education program. The evaluation may relate toany program that is “principally engaged in the provision of education,” suchas early childhood education and job training, as well as any program that isadministered by an education agency or institution. Second, Federal and StateAuthorities may allow access to education records and PII without consent toresearchers performing certain types of studies, in certain cases even whenCaldwell College objects to or does not request such research. Federal andState Authorities must obtain certain use-restriction and data security promisesfrom the entities that they authorize to receive PII, but the Authorities need notmaintain direct control over such entities. In addition, in connection withStatewide Longitudinal Data Systems, State Authorities may collect, compile,permanently retain, and share without consent PII from education records, andthey may track participation in education and other programs by linking suchPII to other personal information that they obtain from other Federal or Statedata sources, including workforce development, unemployment insurance, childwelfare, juvenile justice, military service, and migrant student records systems.

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WINTER • undergraduate course offeringsDay and Evening ON CAMPUS Course Schedule

JANUARY 2, 2014 – JANUARY 17, 2014

This schedule is subject to change. For the most updated schedule information, please view the online schedule at www.caldwell.edu.

SUBJECT SEC TITLE DAY INSTRUCTOR TIME CRED LOC BLDG ROOM COMMENT

BUSINESSBU 205 200 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS I M T R M. Fowler 5:15-9:15 3 CALD VIS 226

COMMUNICATIONSCO 355 200 DIGITAL FILMMAKING M T W R J. Yurko 9:00-1:10 3 CALD VIS 224

HISTORYHI 250 200 THE VIETNAM WAR M T W R B. Lammers 7:00-10:25 3 CALD WER 202

REFRESH PROGRAM

COMPUTER SCIENCECS 115 200 ESSENTIAL COMPUTER SKILLS M T W R Staff 9:30-12:00 3 CALD ALB 207 No class January 2, 2014

12:45-3:00

ENGLISHEN 101 200 THE PROCESS OF WRITING M T W R Staff 9:00-12:25 3 CALD WER 112

EN 111 200 COLLEGE WRITING M T W R Staff 9:00-12:25 3 CALD WER 109

HISTORYHI 101 200 ROOTS OF THE WEST M T W R L. Hunter 10:00-2:00 3 CALD WER 207

MATHEMATICSMA 085 200 BASIC MATH.TECH T W R Staff 9:00-2:30 3 CALD VIS 225

PSYCHOLOGYPS 150 200 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I M T W R S. Solomon 10:00-2:00 3 CALD WER 316

Schedule Information

HOW TO FIND YOUR CLASSROOM: The building codes used by Caldwell College are the following:WER Werner Hall ALB Albertus Magnus Hall ALU Alumni Theatre AQU Aquinas HallJEN Jennings Library STU Student Center VIS Visceglia Arts Center

TIME ON SCHEDULE: If no time is listed, the time will be arranged with the registered students. For all other coursesthe time is listed.

ROOM NUMBERS: Rooms are shown as three digit numbers. The first number indicates the floor the room is located on.

EXAMINATION SCHEDULE: During exam week, each class must meet once for two hours. At this time a final exammay be administrated, or some other activity may be held. The location of the exam is the same as that of the roomassigned for the course. A change in room and/or time during this week, must be granted by the Chairperson. TheRegistrar’s Office must be notified.

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SPRING • undergraduate course offeringsDay and Evening ON CAMPUS Course Schedule

JANUARY 21, 2014 – MAY 15, 2014

Last Day to Add/Drop: January 29, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: April 21, 2014

Not all courses may be audited. Permission of instructor required. • This schedule is subject to change.For the most updated schedule information, please view the online schedule at www.caldwell.edu.

SUBJECT SEC TITLE DAY INSTRUCTOR TIME CRED LOC BLDG ROOM EXAM COMMENT

ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTERLA 096 001 LEARNING STRATEGIES T R W. Ehrlich 9:00-9:50 2 CALD ALB 302 5/13 TU 9am

LA 096 002 LEARNING STRATEGIES T R W. Ehrlich 10:00-10:50 2 CALD ALB 302 5/13 TU 12pm

LA 101 001 FOUNDATIONS OF LEARNING I T R Staff 12:00-1:15 3 CALD ALB 209 5/15 TH 12pm

LA 102 001 FOUNDATIONS OF LEARNING II T R M. Purpura 8:30-9:45 3 CALD ALB 307 5/13 TU 9am Freshman Connect

LA 102 002 FOUNDATIONS OF LEARNING II T R M. Purpura 12:00-1:15 3 CALD ALB 307 5/15 TH 12pm Freshman Connect

LA 102 003 FOUNDATIONS OF LEARNING II T R M. Purpura 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 307 5/13 TU 2:30pm

LA 102 004 FOUNDATIONS OF LEARNING II T R J. Moen-Zatta 8:30-9:45 3 CALD ALB 305 5/13 TU 9am

ANTHROPOLOGYAN 225 001 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY T R Y. Cai 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 109 5/15 TH 12pm

AN 225 009 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY T Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 215 5/13 TU 7pm

AN 250 001 ANTHROPOLOGY OF FOOD T R R. Bar 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 207 5/13 TU 2:30pm Enriched Core-Global Awareness & Cultural Understanding

ART & ART HISTORYAH 122 001 LANGUAGE OF WORLD ART T J. Ryan 1:00-3:40 3 CALD VIS 125 TBA

AH 122 003 LANGUAGE OF WORLD ART F M. Flynn 12:00-2:30 3 CALD VIS 125 TBA

AH 122 007 LANGUAGE OF WORLD ART T J. Ryan 6:30-9:00 3 CALD VIS 125 TBA

AH 214 001 MODERN ART M W J. Noonan 10:00-11:15 3 CALD VIS 125 TBA

AH 215 001 WORLD ART II M W J. Noonan 8:30-9:45 3 CALD VIS 125 TBA

AH 245 007 ART FUNDAMENTALS FOR ELEM TEACHER M L. Tsvetkova 5:00-7:30 3 CALD VIS 124 TBA

AH 303 001 CONTEMPORARY ART F J. Noonan 12:00-2:30 3 CALD VIS 125B TBA

AR 111 001 DRAWING I F K. Franke 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 126 TBA

AR 111 002 DRAWING I M Staff 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 126 TBA

AR 113 001 2D DESIGN T Staff 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 124 TBA

AR 118 001 3D DESIGN W Staff 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 127 TBA

AR 204 001 COLOR THEORY M Staff 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 124 TBA

AR 220 007 DIGITAL ART I M L. Szycher 5:00-8:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 224 001 GRAPHIC DESIGN I R H. Sandecki 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 226 007 DRAWING II M Staff 5:00-8:45 3 CALD VIS 126 TBA

AR 227 001 LIFE DRAW/ANATOMY W L. Szycher 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 229 001 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I T K. Baker 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 250 001 SCULPTURE I W Staff 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 126 TBA

AR 280 001 PAINTING I T Staff 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 126 TBA

AR 308 001 PHOTOGRAPHY II T K. Baker 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 310 001 JUNIOR COMPREHENSIVE T J. Croce 12:00-12:50 1 CALD VIS 124 TBA

AR 311A 001 RELIEF PRINTMAKING T K. Franke 5:00-8:45 3 CALD VIS 124 TBA

AR 311B 001 RELIEF PRINTMAKING T K. Franke 5:00-8:45 3 CALD VIS 124 TBA

AR 319 007 INTERM SCULPTURE W Staff 5:00-8:45 3 CALD VIS 127 TBA

AR 327A 001 ADV.LIF.DRW/ANAT II W L. Szycher 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 327B 001 ADV.LIF.DRW/ANAT III W L. Szycher 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 341 001 INTERM PAINTING I R L. Szycher 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 127 TBA

AR 342 001 INTERM PAINTING II R L. Szycher 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 127 TBA

AR 348 001 GRAPHIC DESIGN II R H. Sandecki 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 349 007 DIGITAL ART II M Staff 5:00-8:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 357 007 WEB DESIGN R H. Sandecki 5:00-8:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 417A 001 ADV.PAINTING I R L. Szycher 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 127 TBA

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ART & ART HISTORY (continued)AR 417B 001 ADV.PAINTING II R L. Szycher 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 127 TBA

AR 440 001 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY T K. Baker 1:00-4:45 3 CALD VIS 113L TBA

AR 450 007 ADVANCED SCULPTURE W Staff 5:00-8:45 3 CALD VIS 127 TBA

AR 465 007 BA SENIOR EXHIBITION W J. Croce 5:00-6:45 2 CALD VIS 124 TBA

AR 466 007 BFA THESIS & EXHIBIT W J. Croce 5:00-7:45 4 CALD VIS 124 TBA

ART THERAPYAT 230 001 INTRO ART THERAPY M B. Berkowitz 1:00-3:30 3 CALD VIS 125B TBA

AT 230 007 INTRO ART THERAPY W D. Quiroga 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 125B 5/14 W 4:45pm

AT 320 009 ART THERAPY IN PRACTICE W D. Quiroga 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 125B 5/14 W 7pm

BUSINESSBU 101 001 SURVEY OF ECONOMICS T A. McKaig-Berliner 10:00-11:00 3 CALD VIS 223 5/13 TU 12pm

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BU 101 025 SURVEY OF ECONOMICS (WI) T R A. Callahan 1:30-2:45 3 CALD VIS 223 5/13 TU 2:30pm Writing Intensive

BU 105 007 CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS M Staff 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 223 5/12 M 4:45pm

BU 110 025 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS (WI) T R V. Rich 8:30-9:45 3 CALD VIS 223 5/13 TU 9am Writing Intensive

BU 110 026 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS (WI) M W R V. Rich 10:00-10:50 3 CALD VIS 223 5/14 W 9am Writing Intensive

BU 110 027 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS (WI) T R Staff 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 207 5/13 TU 2:30pm Writing Intensive

BU 110 028 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS (WI) T R Staff 3:00-4:15 3 CALD ALB 207 5/15 TH 2:30pm Writing Intensive

BU 205 001 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS I M W A. Kandel 8:30-9:45 3 CALD VIS 203 5/12 M 9am

BU 205 009 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS I R Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 225 5/15 TH 7pm

BU 208 001 INTRO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS M W R A. Romano 11:00-11:50 3 CALD ALB 302 5/15 TH 9am

BU 208 009 INTRO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS W M. Mustachio 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 225 5/14 W 7pm

BU 210 001 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS II M W A. Kandel 3:00-4:15 3 CALD VIS 226 5/12 M 2:30pm

BU 210 009 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS II R Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 206 5/15 TH 7pm

BU 211 001 ACCOUNTING I M W A. Neiman 8:30-9:45 3 CALD VIS 226 5/12 M 9am

BU 211 009 ACCOUNTING I M P. Hess 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 206 5/12 M 7pm

BU 212 001 ACCOUNTING II T A. Neiman 8:30-9:45 3 CALD VIS 225 5/13 TU 9am

BU 212 002 ACCOUNTING II T R A. Callahan 12:00-1:15 3 CALD VIS 225 5/15 TH 12pm

BU 212 009 ACCOUNTING II T M. Ferguson 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 209 5/13 TU 7pm

BU 221 001 MARKETING T R J. Bale 8:30-9:45 3 CALD ALB 209 5/13 TU 9am

BU 221 002 MARKETING T R T. Keen 3:00-4:15 3 CALD VIS 226 5/15 TH 2:30pm

BU 235 001 CHOICE: FROM SELF-MGMT TO LEADER T R D. Noone 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 206 5/13 TU 2:30pm Enriched Core-Ethical Inquiry & Applications

BU 260 001 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT M W A. Romano 3:00-4:15 3 CALD VIS 223 5/12 M 2:30pm

BU 260 009 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT T J. Koroluk 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 223 5/13 TU 7pm

BU 305 001 INTRO STATISTICS M W R E. Schons 11:00-11:50 3 CALD VIS 223 5/15 TH 9am

BU 305 009 INTRO STATISTICS M E. Schons 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 223 5/12 M 7pm

BU 322 009 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II M J. Mezquita 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 225 5/12 M 7pm

BU 325 009 AUDITING R Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 223 5/15 TH 7pm

BU 332 009 FED INCOME TAXES T A. Neiman 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 226 5/13 TU 7pm

BU 337 001 PRINC OF FINANCE M W R E. Schons 10:00-10:50 3 CALD VIS 226 5/14 W 9am

BU 338 009 INVEST.MANAGEMENT W Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 209 5/14 W 7pm

BU 343 001 CREATIVITY,INNOVATION & COMP.EDGE M W S. Murphy 8:30-9:45 3 CALD VIS 223 5/12 M 9am

BU 350 001 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS I M W R V. Rich 11:00-11:50 3 CALD VIS 226 5/15 TH 9am

BU 385 001 SENIOR OUTCOMES SEMINAR M A. Romano 2:00-2:50 1 CALD VIS 223 5/12 M 12pm

BU 400 007 QUANTITATIVE FINANCIAL ECONOMICS W A. Kandel 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 226 5/14 W 4:45pm

BU 416 001 SELLING & SALES MANAGEMENT T R T. Keen 12:00-1:15 3 CALD VIS 223 5/15 TH 12pm

BU 417 007 INTERNTL FINANCE T Staff 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 226 5/13 TU 4:45pm

BU 420 001 ETHICAL BUSINESS STRATEGY T R D. Noone 3:00-4:15 3 CALD VIS 223 5/15 TH 2:30pm

BU 420 009 ETHICAL BUSINESS STRATEGY W D. Noone 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 223 5/14 W 7pm

BU 455 007 FINANCIAL ECONOMICS R A. Kandel 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 223 5/15 TH 4:45pm

BU 470 009 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT T Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 205 5/13 TU 7pm

BU 471 007 MARKETING MANAGEMENT W T. Keen 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 223 5/14 W 4:45pm

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SUBJECT SEC TITLE DAY INSTRUCTOR TIME CRED LOC BLDG ROOM EXAM COMMENT

COMMUNICATIONSCO 201 001 CONTEMPORARY MASS MEDIA M W R S. Cameron 11:00-11:50 3 CALD VIS 224 5/15 TH 9am

CO 230 001 COMMUNICATION SKILLS M W R D. Yates 10:00-10:50 3 CALD VIS 222 5/14 W 9am

CO 230 002 COMMUNICATION SKILLS M W R D. Yates 11:00-11:50 3 CALD VIS 222 5/15 TH 9am

CO 230 003 COMMUNICATION SKILLS M W S. Cameron 1:30-2:45 3 CALD VIS 222 5/14 W 12pm

CO 230 004 COMMUNICATION SKILLS F S. Cameron 9:00-11:30 3 CALD VIS 224 5/9 F 9am

CO 230 005 COMMUNICATION SKILLS T R K. Koehler 3:00-4:15 3 CALD VIS 224 5/15 TH 2:30pm

CO 230 007 COMMUNICATION SKILLS R K. Koehler 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 224 5/15 TH 4:45pm

CO 230 009 COMMUNICATION SKILLS W D. Kane 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 224 5/14 W 7pm

CO 260 009 FILM GENRES T J. Yurko 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 224 5/13 TU 7pm

CO 275 009 BROADCAST JOURNALISM R Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 224 5/15 TH 7pm

CO 280 001 ADV COMMUNICATION SKILLS M W R S. Cameron 10:00-10:50 3 CALD VIS 224 5/14 W 9am

CO 310 005 VIDEO EDITING M W J. Yurko 3:00-4:15 3 CALD STU 112 5/12 M 2:30pm

CO 312 001 MEDIA & SOCIETY T R R. Mann 1:30-2:45 3 CALD VIS 224 5/13 TU 2:30pm

CO 325 005 TV AND DIGITAL JOURNALISM T R R. Mann 3:00-4:15 3 CALD VIS 222 5/15 TH 2:30pm

CO 350 001 RADIO BROADCASTING M W R. Mann 1:30-2:45 3 CALD VIS 224 5/14 W 12pm

COMPUTER SCIENCECS 115 001 ESSENTIAL COMPUTER SKILLS M W R J. Kao 10:00-10:50 3 CALD ALB 205 5/14 W 9am

CS 115 002 ESSENTIAL COMPUTER SKILLS M W R M. Voehl 11:00-11:50 3 CALD ALB 207 5/15 TH 9am

CS 115 003 ESSENTIAL COMPUTER SKILLS M W M. Voehl 3:00-4:15 3 CALD ALB 207 5/12 M 2:30pm

CS 115 007 ESSENTIAL COMPUTER SKILLS M W S. Ferraro 5:40-6:50 3 CALD ALB 205 5/14 W 4:45pm

CS 115 009 ESSENTIAL COMPUTER SKILLS W S. Ferraro 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 205 5/14 W 7pm

CS 196 009 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING II M R. Vohra 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 205 5/12 M 7pm

CS 219 001 BUS SPREADSHEET APPL M W R M. Voehl 10:00-10:50 3 CALD ALB 207 5/14 W 9am

CS 219 007 BUS SPREADSHEET APPL W M. Voehl 4:20-6:50 3 CALD ALB 207 5/14 W 4:45pm

CS 238 009 E-COMMERCE T A. Toffler 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 207 5/13 TU 7pm

CS 285 001 FUNDAMENTALS OF MIS M W R J. Kao 11:00-11:50 3 CALD ALB 205 5/15 TH 9am

CS 285 009 FUNDAMENTALS OF MIS M G. Lieberman 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 207 5/12 M 7pm

CS 315 001 ELEMNT SYS.ANA/DESIG T A. Toffler 11:00-1:15 4 CALD ALB 207 5/13 TU 12pmR 12:00-1:15

CS 348 001 DATA SECURITY & DISASTER RECOV M W J. Kao 3:00-4:15 3 CALD ALB 205 5/12 M 2:30pm

CS 360 009 DEVELOP APPLI FOR MOBILE DEVICES R A. Toffler 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 207 5/15 TH 7pm

CRIMINAL JUSTICECJ 200 001 ETHICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE T R J. Flynn 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 215 5/15 TH 2:30pm Enriched Core-Ethical Inquiry & Applications

CJ 201 001 INTRO CRIMINAL JUSTICE T R M. Reynolds 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 211 5/15 TH 12pm

CJ 255A 007 CRIM.JUST.ISSUES MEDIA:FILM T R. Grinc 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 112 5/13 TU 4:45pm

CJ 275 001 JUVENILE JUSTICE M W M. Reynolds 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 211 5/12 M 9am

CJ 384 001 POLICE/LAW ENFORCEMENT M W R R. Grinc 11:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 211 5/15 TH 9am

CJ 390 009 U.S.COURTS:STRUCT&FUNCTIONING R N. Menz 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 109 5/15 TH 7pm

CJ 428 009 CRIMINALISTICS W A. Aceste 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 109 5/14 W 7pm

EDUCATION*ED 206 025 HIST&PHIL FOUND AM.ED&SCH CUR (WI) M W L. Kalustian 10:00-11:15 3 CALD WER 305 5/14 W 9am Writing Intensive

ED 331 001 INTRO TO EXCEPTIONAL CHILD M W C. Anderson 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 207 5/14 W 12pm

ED 331 007 INTRO TO EXCEPTIONAL CHILD T J. Vivinetto 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 211 5/13 TU 4:45pm

ED 331 009 INTRO TO EXCEPTIONAL CHILD R Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 215 5/15 TH 7pm

ED 333 007 CURR EAR CHLDHD ED W J. Stewart 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 207 5/14 W 4:45pm

ED 340 007 TEACH.READING - LANG ARTS ELEM ED T J. Stewart 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 207 5/13 TU 4:45pm

ED 348 007 SECONDARY CONT AREA LRN & LITERACY M J. Stewart 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 207 5/12 M 4:45pm

ED 351 009 ASSESSMENT ISSUES W L. Cilento 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 302 5/14 W 7pm

ED 360 009 BEH MNGMNT STRT INC & SELF-CON W S. Valcarcel 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 207 5/14 W 7pm

ED 380 007 SPECIALIZED READING INSTRUCTION R J. Frayne 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 211 5/15 TH 4:45pm

ED 409 007 METH:HLTH FOR NURSE R J. Loschalvo 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 207 5/15 TH 4:45pm

ED 447 007 INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY M W. Rush 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 305 5/12 M 4:45pm

ED 448E 005 INS DES I:MTH OF TEACH ELEM MATH T R R. Rosado 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 202 5/13 TU 2:30pm

ED 448E 005 INS DES I:MTH OF TEACH ELEM MATH T R R. Rosado 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 202 5/13 TU 2:30pm* Live Text software is required for all Education courses. 10

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EDUCATION* (continued)ED 448E 006 INS DES I:MTH OF TEACH ELEM MATH T R R. Rosado 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 305 5/15 TH 2:30pm

ED 448S 001 INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN I:SECONDARY ED M W E. Chernobilsky 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 305 5/14 W 12pm

ED 449E 001 INS DES II:MTH OF TCH EL SS AND SCI T R E. Ries 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 305 5/13 TU 2:30pm

ED 449E 060 INS DES II:MTH OF TCH EL SS AND SCI T Staff 4:30-7:00 3 RVCC Off Campus

ED 449S 001 INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN II:SEC EDU T R E. Chernobilsky 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 303 5/15 TH 12pm

ED 453 009 PUBLIC HEALTH R Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 211 5/15 TH 7pm

ED 455 009 SCHOOL NURSING II T C. Wolkowitz 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 303 5/13 TU 7pm

ED 456B 001 SCH NURSE FIELD EXPERIENCE J. Moriarty 3 CALD Field Experience

ED 456C 001 SCH NURS/HEALTH FLD EXPER J. Moriarty 5 CALD Field Experience

ED 460 007 INCLUSIVE PRACTICES W Staff 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 211 5/14 W 4:45pm

ED 470A 001 STUDENT TEACHING:K-5 R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470B 001 STUDENT TEACHING:K-12 R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470C 001 STUDENT TEACHING: K-5 & P-3 R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470D 001 STUD.TEACH:K-5 & (1 AREA 5-8) R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470E 001 STUD.TEACH: K-5 & (2 AREAS 5-8) R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470F 001 STUD.TEACH:K-5,P-3 &(1 AREA 5-8) R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470G 001 STUD.TEACH:K-5,P-3 &(2 AREAS 5-8) R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470H 001 STUDENT TEACHING (K-12),(K-5) R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470I 001 STUD TEACH:K-5,P-3 & SPECIAL ED R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470J 001 STUD TEACH:K-5 & SPECIAL ED R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470K 001 STUD TEACH: K-12 & SPECIAL ED R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470L 001 STUD TEACH:K-5,P-3,K-12 &SPECIAL ED R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 470M 001 STUD TEACH:K-5, K-12, & SPECIAL ED R. Rosado 9 CALD Field Experience

ED 475 009 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION T E. Chernobilsky 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 202 5/13 TU 4:45pm Elementary Students

ED 475 010 STUDENT TEACH SEMINAR T E. Ries 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 203 5/13 TU 4:45pm Elementary Education Students

ED 475 011 SECONDARY EDUCATION T F. DelVecchio 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 206 5/13 TU 4:45pm Secondary Education Students* Live Text software is required for all Education courses.

ENGLISHDR 104 001 SHAKESPEARE IN PERFORMANCE T R M. Lindroth 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALU THE 5/13 TU 2:30pm

EN 111 001 COLLEGE WRITING T R A. Hilberth 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 302 5/13 TU 9am Freshman Connect

EN 111 002 COLLEGE WRITING T R A. Hilberth 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 302 5/15 TH 12pm Freshman Connect

EN 111 003 COLLEGE WRITING T R A. Hilberth 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 302 5/13 TU 2:30pm Freshman Connect

EN 111 004 COLLEGE WRITING M W M. Ladany 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 302 5/12 M 2:30pm Freshman Connect

EN 111 005 COLLEGE WRITING T R D. Anderson 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 206 5/13 TU 2:30pm

EN 111 006 COLLEGE WRITING M W F Staff 9:00-9:50 3 CALD WER 303 5/12 M 9am

EN 111 010 COLLEGE WRITING T R Staff 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 112 5/15 TH 2:30pm

EN 111 011 COLLEGE WRITING T R Staff 1:30-2:45 3 CALD AQU 105 5/13 TU 2:30pm

EN 202 001 INTRO TO DRAMA M W R P. Verrone 11:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 206 5/15 TH 9am

EN 221 001 WOMEN IN LITERATURE M W R C. Lindroth 11:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 112 5/15 TH 9am

EN 221 002 WOMEN IN LITERATURE M W F C. Lindroth 1:00-1:50 3 CALD WER 112 5/14 W 12pm

EN 226 001 PSYCH AND LITERATURE M W R D. Anderson 10:00-10:50 3 CALD WER 206 5/14 W 9am

EN 227 001 AMER IMAGES IN LIT M W B. Brady 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 203 5/12 M 9am

EN 240 001 INTRO TO POETRY T R M. Miller 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 207 5/15 TH 12pm

EN 240 009 INTRO TO POETRY T M. Miller 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 206 5/13 TU 7pm

EN 304 001 LITERATURE & DIVERSITY T R D. Anderson 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 206 5/15 TH 2:30pm Enriched Core-Global Awareness &Cultural Understanding

EN 306 001 ENGLISH LITERATURE M W R M. Lindroth 11:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 207 5/15 TH 9am

EN 312 001 THE ENGLISH NOVEL M W R C. Lindroth 10:00-10:50 3 CALD WER 112 5/14 W 9am

EN 314 001 CHILDREN’S LITERATURE T R P. Verrone 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 215 5/15 TH 12pm

EN 318 001 CELTIC VOICES T R B. Brady 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 203 5/13 TU 2:30pm

EN 332 001 MODERN IRISH DRAMA M W P. Verrone 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 206 5/14 W 12pm

EN 401 001 SHAKESPEARE:POL.PLAY M W B. Brady 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 203 5/14 W 12pm English Majors only

EN 403 001 LIT VICTORIAN AGE M W M. Miller 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 207 5/12 M 2:30pm

EN 410 001 ENGLISH SEMINAR T R M. Miller 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 207 5/15 TH 2:30pm

EN 414 001 JRNLSM:NEWSWRITING M W C. Lindroth 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 203 5/12 M 2:30pm

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GEOGRAPHYGY 335 009 WORLD GEOGRAPHY M S. Weber 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 209 5/12 M 7pm

HISTORYHI 101 001 ROOTS OF THE WEST M W R W. Barnhart 10:00-10:50 3 CALD AQU 105 5/14 W 9am

HI 101 002 ROOTS OF THE WEST M W Staff 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 109 5/12 M 9am

HI 101 003 ROOTS OF THE WEST T R W. Lipkin 12:00-1:15 3 CALD ALB 305 5/15 TH 12pm

HI 101 004 ROOTS OF THE WEST M W E. Owen 1:30-2:45 3 CALD VIS 203 5/14 W 12pm Freshman Connect

HI 101 005 ROOTS OF THE WEST M W E. Owen 3:00-4:15 3 CALD VIS 203 5/12 M 2:30pm Freshman Connect

HI 102 001 THE SHAPING OF THE WEST M W R W. Barnhart 11:00-11:50 3 CALD AQU 105 5/15 TH 9am

HI 102 002 THE SHAPING OF THE WEST T R W. Lipkin 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 305 5/13 TU 2:30pm

HI 102 003 THE SHAPING OF THE WEST T R R. Roemer 9:00-9:50 3 CALD WER 207 5/13 TU 9amF 10:00-10:50

HI 102 004 THE SHAPING OF THE WEST T R. Roemer 10:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 207 5/13 TU 12pmF 11:00-11:50

HI 204 001 GROW OF AMER NAT.II T R M. Mullaney 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 112 5/15 TH 12pm

HI 210 001 WOMEN IN WESTERN TRADITION T R M. Mullaney 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 112 5/13 TU 12:30pm

HI 317 005 NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY M W W. Barnhart 3:00-4:15 3 CALD AQU 105 5/12 M 2:30pm

HI 331 009 HIST/POL OF ASIA W D. Petriello 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 211 5/14 W 7pm

HI 455 001 EUROPE SINCE 1945 M W B. Lammers 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 302 5/14 W 12pm

HI 492 001 RESEARCH SEMINAR M W F B. Lammers 9:00-9:50 3 CALD WER 206 5/12 M 9am

SS 101 007 TOPICS IN SOCIALS STUDIES M W E. Owen 4:20-5:35 3 CALD VIS 203 5/12 M 4:45pm

MATHEMATICSMA 085 001 BASIC MATH.TECH T R J. Burke 9:00-9:50 3 CALD VIS 226 5/13 TU 9am

F 10:00-10:50

MA 090 001 BASIC ALGEBRA SKILLS T R F J. Burke 12:00-12:50 3 CALD VIS 226 5/15 TH 12pm

MA 090 002 BASIC ALGEBRA SKILLS M W F Staff 1:00-1:50 3 CALD VIS 225 5/14 W 12pm

MA 090 003 BASIC ALGEBRA SKILLS M W F Staff 2:00-2:50 3 CALD VIS 225 5/12 M 12pm

MA 090 004 BASIC ALGEBRA SKILLS M W R Staff 10:00-10:50 3 CALD VIS 225 5/14 W 9am

MA 112 001 CONCEPTS/MATHEMATICS M W R Staff 10:00-10:50 3 CALD ALB 209 5/14 W 9am

MA 112 002 CONCEPTS/MATHEMATICS M W R Staff 11:00-11:50 3 CALD ALB 209 5/15 TH 9am

MA 112 003 CONCEPTS/MATHEMATICS M W P. Sime 8:30-9:45 3 CALD VIS 224 5/12 M 9am

MA 112 004 CONCEPTS/MATHEMATICS T R J. Burke 1:30-2:45 3 CALD VIS 226 5/13 TU 2:30pm

MA 112 007 CONCEPTS/MATHEMATICS W M. Juliano 4:20-6:45 3 CALD ALB 101 5/14 W 4:45pm

MA 112 008 CONCEPTS/MATHEMATICS T S. Patel 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 225 5/13 TU 4:45pm

MA 112 009 CONCEPTS/MATHEMATICS W Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 203 5/13 TU 7pm

MA 116 001 EXPLORATIONS OF MATHEMATICS M W R P. Hayden 11:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 302 5/15 TH 9am

MA 117 001 MATHEMATICAL PERSPECTIVES T R P. Hayden 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 302 5/15 TH 2:30pm

MA 131 001 FOUND OF ANALYSIS II T R P. Garruto 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 202 5/13 TU 9am

MA 131 002 FOUND OF ANALYSIS II M W R P. Garruto 10:00-10:50 3 CALD WER 202 5/14 W 9am

MA 131 003 FOUND OF ANALYSIS II M W R P. Garruto 11:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 202 5/15 TH 9am

MA 207 001 APPL.OF STATISTICS I T R Staff 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 206 5/15 TH 12pm

MA 207 002 APPL.OF STATISTICS I T R Staff 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 206 5/13 TU 9am

MA 214 001 LINEAR ALGEBRA M W P. Garruto 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 202 5/12 M 9am

MA 220 001 CALCULUS I T R P. Sime 8:10-9:50 4 CALD WER 109 5/13 TU 9am

MA 221 001 CALCULUS II W R M. Juliano 10:00-11:50 4 CALD WER 303 5/14 W 9am

MA 312 001 PROBABILITY & STATISTICS II M W R P. Sime 11:00-11:50 3 CALD VIS 225 5/15 TH 9am

MA 324 001 CALCULUS III T R M. Juliano 8:10-9:50 4 CALD WER 303 5/13 TU 9am

MA 325 001 CALCULUS IV T R M. Juliano 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 303 5/15 TH 12pm

MA 331 001 NUMBER THEORY M W P. Sime 1:30-2:45 3 CALD VIS 226 5/14 W 12pm

MODERN LANGUAGEAS 101 008 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I M W T. Invidiato 5:40-6:55 3 CALD WER 202 5/14 W 4:45pm

AS 102 007 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II M W T. Invidiato 4:20-5:35 3 CALD WER 202 5/12 M 4:45pm

FR 102 001 ELEM FRENCH II M W R I. Genest 11:00-11:50 3 CALD ALB 305 5/15 TH 9am

FR 202 001 INTERM FRENCH II M W R I. Genest 10:00-10:50 3 CALD ALB 305 5/14 W 9am

FR 211 009 THE WORLD COMES TO PARIS T I. Genest 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 112 5/13 TU 7pm Enriched Core-Global Awareness & Cultural Understanding

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MODERN LANGUAGE (continued)IT 102 001 ELEM ITALIAN II M W R S. Weber 11:00-11:50 3 CALD ALB 206 5/15 TH 9am

IT 113 001 ITALIAN CULTURE I M W S. Weber 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 305 5/14 W 12pm Freshman Connect

IT 202 001 INTERM ITALIAN II T R A. Violante 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 211 5/15 TH 2:30pm

LA 301 007 INTRO TO LANGUAGE W S. Weber 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 112 5/14 W 4:45pm

SP 101 001 ELEM. SPANISH I T L. Scarduffa 10:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 109 5/13 TU 12pmF 11:00-11:50

SP 102 001 ELEM SPANISH II T R J. Fraga 9:00-9:50 3 CALD ALB 101 5/13 TU 9amF 10:00-10:50

SP 106 001 SPANISH FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS II T R F. Obregon 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 209 5/13 TU 2:30pm

SP 201 001 INTERM SPANISH I T R A. Violante 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 211 5/13 TU 2:30pm

SP 202 001 INTERM SPANISH II T J. Fraga 10:00-11:50 3 CALD ALB 101 5/13 TU 12pmF 11:00-11:50

SP 326 001 SPAN CONV & COMP II T R J. Fraga 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 101 5/13 TU 2:30pm

SP 409 001 TOPICS IN SPANISH T R F. Obregon 3:00-4:15 3 CALD ALB 209 5/15 TH 2:30pm

MUSICMU 100E 001 VOICE CLASS FOR NON-MAJORS T L. Greenwald 11:00-11:50 1 CALD VIS 220 TBA Fee Required

MU 100F 001 PIANO CLASS FOR NON-MAJORS F N. Childress Orchard 11:00-11:50 1 CALD VIS 220 TBA Fee Required

MU 104 001 THEORY II M W R N. Childress Orchard 10:00-10:50 3 CALD VIS 202 5/14 W 9am

MU 119 001 SIGHT SINGING/EAR TRAIN II T R L. Greenwald 12:00-12:50 1 CALD VIS 220 5/14 W 12pm

MU 122 001 LANGUAGE OF MUSIC T R G. Wramage 12:00-1:15 3 CALD VIS 203 5/15 TH 12pm

MU 122 002 LANGUAGE OF MUSIC T R G. Wramage 1:30-2:45 3 CALD VIS 203 5/13 TU 2:30pm

MU 122 009 LANGUAGE OF MUSIC R M. Gribbroek 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 203 5/15 TH 7pm

MU 122 025 LANGUAGE OF MUSIC (WI) M W R R. Vega 11:00-11:50 3 CALD VIS 203 5/15 TH 9am Writing Intensive

MU 125 001 COLLEGE CHOIR T R L. Greenwald 1:30-2:45 1 CALD VIS 202 5/13 TU 2:30pm

MU 127 001 KEYBOARD HARMONY II M W N. Childress Orchard 2:00-2:50 1 CALD VIS 220 5/12 M 12pm

MU 130 001 OPERA/MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP R N. Childress Orchard 3:00-5:00 1 CALD ALU THE TBAT 3:00-4:00 VIS 202

MU 135 001 WIND ENSEMBLE T R R. Vega 9:00-9:50 1 CALD VIS 202 TBAM 7:00-9:30 203

MU 140 001 JAZZ ENSEMBLE M W R. Middleton 3:00-4:15 1 CALD VIS 202 5/12 M 2:30pm

MU 141 005 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE T M. Maliszewski 5:00-6:00 0 CALD VIS 202 TBA

MU 141 006 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE W R. Vega 10:00-10:50 0 CALD ALU 202 TBA

MU 141 007 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE W A. Bocchino 6:00-7:00 0 CALD VIS 202 TBA

MU 212 001 INTO THE WOODS: A JOURNEY THROUGH M W F N. Childress Orchard 9:00-9:50 3 CALD VIS 202 TBA

MU 220 001 JAZZ; AN AMERICAN STORY M W R R. Middleton 10:00-10:50 3 CALD VIS 203 5/14 W 9am

MU 225 001 PERFORMANCE CLASS M W N. Childress Orchard 1:00-1:50 0 CALD VIS 202 5/14 W 12pm

MU 245 001 MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS FOR ELEM TEACHER T R T. Charsky 3:00-4:15 3 CALD VIS 203 5/15 TH 2:30pm

MU 308 001 INST. TECH:WIND T R. Vega 10:00-11:00 1 CALD VIS 202 TBA

MU 319 007 HISTORY & LITERATURE OF MUSIC II T R J. Orchard 5:40-6:55 3 CALD VIS 203 5/15 TH 4:45pm

MU 425 001 STYLE/FORM/ANALYSIS M W R R. Middleton 11:00-11:50 3 CALD VIS 202 5/15 TH 9am

MU 431 009 TECH MUSIC FOR CHILDREN T T. Charsky 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 203 5/13 TU 7pmApplied Music Lessons for Non-Majors: MU 100 courses provide private instruction on piano, instrument, voice or composition.Please see the department chair for registration instruction (1cr). Lesson fee required. Full course listing online.Applied Music Lessons for Majors: MU 101-402 courses provide private instruction on piano, instrument, voice or composition.Please see the department chair for registration instruction (1cr). Lesson fee required.

NURSINGNU 306 001 ADULT HEALTH I W P. Nimoh 9:00-12:00 8 CALD TBA

NU 306C 001 ADULT HEALTH I CLINICAL R Staff 7:00-7:00 0 CALD TBA

NU 306C 003 ADULT HEALTH I CLINICAL R Staff 7:00-7:00 0 CALD TBA

NU 306C 004 ADULT HEALTH I CLINICAL R Staff 7:00-7:00 0 CALD TBA

NU 306C 005 ADULT HEALTH I CLINICAL R Staff 7:00-7:00 0 CALD TBA

NU 306C 006 ADULT HEALTH I CLINICAL R Staff 7:00-7:00 0 CALD TBA

NU 306L 001 ADULT HEALTH I LAB W Staff 1:00-4:00 0 CALD TBA

NU 306L 002 ADULT HEALTH I LAB T Staff 1:00-4:00 0 CALD TBA

NU 308 001 NURS RSH & EVID-BASED PRACTICE M T. Sirota 9:00-1:00 4 CALD TBA

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NURSING (continued)NU 310 001 PHARMACOLOGY T M. Sperling 9:00-12:00 3 CALD TBA

NU 416 001 ADULT HEALTH II F K. Kelley 9:00-1:00 8 CALD TBA

NU 416C 001 ADULT NURSING II CLINICAL T Staff 7:00-7:00 0 OFF TBA

NU 416C 002 ADULT NURSING II CLINICAL T Staff 7:00-7:00 0 OFF TBA

NU 416C 003 ADULT NURSING II CLINICAL T Staff 7:00-7:00 0 OFF TBA

NU 416C 004 ADULT NURSING II CLINICAL T Staff 7:00-7:00 0 OFF TBA

NU 418 001 TRANSITION TO PROFESSIONAL NURSING W T. Sirota 9:00-1:00 4 CALD TBA

NU 420 001 COMMUNITY & PUBLIC HEALTH W A. Jean 2:00-5:00 6 CALD WER 129 TBA

NU 420C 001 COMMUNITY & PUBLIC HEALTH CLINICAL R Staff 8:00-5:00 0 OFF TBA

NU 420C 002 COMMUNITY & PUBLIC HEALTH CLINICAL R Staff 8:00-5:00 0 OFF TBA

NU 420C 003 COMMUNITY & PUBLIC HEALTH CLINICAL R Staff 8:00-5:00 0 OFF TBA

NU 420C 004 COMMUNITY & PUBLIC HEALTH CLINICAL R Staff 8:00-5:00 0 OFF TBA

PHILOSOPHYPH 102 001 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY M W M. Adams 8:30-9:45 3 CALD AQU 103 5/12 M 9am

PH 102 002 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY M W R M. Adams 10:00-10:50 3 CALD AQU 103 5/14 W 9am

PH 102 003 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY M W R M. Adams 11:00-11:50 3 CALD AQU 103 5/15 TH 9am

PH 102 004 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY T J. Flynn 10:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 215 5/13 TU 12pmF 11:00-11:50

PH 102 005 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY T R J. Flynn 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 215 5/13 TU 2:30pm

PH 102 006 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY M W E. Manchester 1:30-2:45 3 CALD AQU 103 5/14 W 12pm

PH 102 007 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY M W E. Manchester 3:00-4:15 3 CALD AQU 103 5/12 M 2:30pm

PH 102 008 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY T E. Manchester 4:20-6:50 3 CALD AQU 103 5/13 TU 4:45pm

PH 102 009 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY W J. Flynn 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 215 5/14 W 7pm

PH 202 001 LOGIC T R M. Adams 3:00-4:15 3 CALD AQU 103 5/15 TH 2:30pm

PH 205 001 THOMISTIC PHILOSOPHY T R M. Adams 1:30-2:45 3 CALD AQU 103 5/13 TU 2:30pm Enriched Core-Catholic & Dominican Cluster

PH 318 009 PHIL LAW & SOCIETY W E. Manchester 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 112 5/14 W 7pm Enriched Core-Ethical Inquiry & Applications

POLITICAL SCIENCEPO 125 025 UNDERSTANDING THE POLITICAL WORLD (WI) M W D. Maffei 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 215 5/12 M 9am Writing Intensive

PO 346 001 INTERNATIONAL LAW T R D. Maffei 12:00-1:15 3 CALD ALB 302 5/15 TH 12pm

PO 372 001 INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION T R D. Maffei 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 302 5/13 TU 12:30pm

PO 453 001 HIST.OF POLIT.THEORY T R D. Maffei 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 215 5/13 TU 9am

PSYCHOLOGYPS 150 001 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I T R L. Donato 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 316 5/15 TH 12pm

PS 150 002 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I M W S. Melick 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 324 5/12 M 9am

PS 150 003 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I M W R S. Melick 10:00-10:50 3 CALD WER 324 5/14 W 9am

PS 150 004 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I T R S. Solomon 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 316 5/13 TU 2:30pm Freshman Connect

PS 150 025 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I (WI) M W R S. Maret 11:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 316 5/15 TU 9am Writing Intensive

PS 207 001 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY II M W D. Cruz 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 316 5/12 M 9am

PS 207 005 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY II M W L. Pereira-Pasarin 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 320 5/12 M 2:30pm

PS 207 007 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY II T G. Figliuzzi 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 324 5/13 TU 4:45pm

PS 208 001 PSYCH STATISTICS T R L. Farina 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 320 5/13 TU 2:30pm

PS 208 002 PSYCH STATISTICS M W R D. Cruz 10:00-10:50 3 CALD WER 320 5/14 W 9am

PS 208 007 PSYCH STATISTICS W D. Cruz 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 320 5/14 W 4:45pm

PS 209 001 PRENATAL AND INFANT PSYCHOLOGY M W R S. Maret 10:00-10:50 3 CALD WER 316 5/14 W 9am

PS 209 009 PRENATAL AND INFANT PSYCHOLOGY M P. Berezny 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 324 5/12 M 7pm

PS 211 001 CHILD PSYCHOLOGY T R L. Chin 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 316 5/13 TU 9am

PS 211 002 CHILD PSYCHOLOGY T R L. Chin 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 320 5/15 TH 12pm

PS 211 009 CHILD PSYCHOLOGY T G. Figliuzzi 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 324 5/13 TU 7pm

PS 215 001 HUMAN SEXUALITY T R N. Salerno 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 324 5/13 TU 9am

PS 216 001 ADOLESCENT PSYCH T R N. Salerno 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 324 5/15 TH 12pm

PS 216 009 ADOLESCENT PSYCH W T. Ongsiako 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 324 5/14 W 7pm

PS 232 001 PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONALITY M W Staff 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 324 5/14 W 12pm

PS 304 001 BIOPSYCHOLOGY T R L. Farina 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 320 5/15 TH 2:30pm

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PSYCHOLOGY (continued)PS 309 005 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY M W J. Pedoto 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 324 5/12 M 2:30pm

PS 312 007 APPL.BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS M P. Berezny 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 324 5/12 M 4:45pm

PS 318 001 CROSS-CULTRL COUNSELING M W R D. Cruz 11:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 324 5/15 TH 9am

PS 321 001 HUMAN MOTIVATION M W D. Cruz 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 316 5/14 W 12pm

PS 325 001 PHIL & HIST TRENDS IN PSYCHOLOGY T R L. Donato 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 324 5/13 TU 2:30pm

PS 325 007 PHIL & HIST TRENDS IN PSYCHOLOGY T M. Connolly 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 316 5/13 TU 4:45pm

PS 326 001 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY M W L. Pereira-Pasarin 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 320 5/12 M 9am

PS 335 007 HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY R J. Hall 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 324 5/15 TH 4:45pm

PS 402 001 EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY M W L. Pereira-Pasarin 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 320 5/14 W 12pm

PS 402 009 EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY R J. DeQuinzio 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 320 5/15 TH 7pm

PS 410 007 SPEC.TOPICS PSYCH W L. Farina 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 324 5/14 W 4:45pm

SCHOLARS*SC 326 001 MUSIC AND THE ARTS M W L. Greenwald 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 303 5/12 M 2:30pm Permission only-Enriched-Global

Awareness & Cultural Understanding

SC 366 009 FILM:POLITICS & PROPAGANDA M J. Yurko 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 224 5/12 M 7pm Permission only

SC 405 001 HONORS PROJECT M W. Barnhart 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 302 5/12 M 9am Permission only*Courses open to Caldwell College scholars only.

SCIENCEBI 102 001 GEN BIOLOGY II T R M. Kenney 12:00-1:15 3 CALD ALB 101 5/15 TH 12pm

BI 102 002 GEN BIOLOGY II W K. Wiedinger 3:00-4:15 3 CALD ALB 305 TBAF 11:30-12:45

BI 102L 001 GEN BIOLOGY II LAB T A. Massopust 2:00-4:30 1 CALD ALB 102 TBA

BI 102L 002 GEN BIOLOGY II LAB R A. Massopust 2:00-4:30 1 CALD ALB 102 TBA

BI 102L 003 GEN BIOLOGY II LAB M D. Fortkiewicz 2:00-4:30 1 CALD ALB 102 TBA

BI 110 009 THE HUMAN BODY R M. Castronova 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 101 5/15 TH 7pm

BI 204 001 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II M W M. Kenney 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 101 5/14 W 12pm

BI 204 007 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II T R W. Bruffy 5:40-6:55 3 CALD ALB 101 5/15 TH 4:45pm

BI 204L 001 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II LAB F K. Wiedinger 9:00-11:30 1 CALD ALB 208 5/09 F 9am

BI 204L 007 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II LAB W V. Banbor 4:30-7:00 1 CALD ALB 208 5/14 W 4:45pm

BI 204L 009 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II LAB W U. Habiba 7:00-9:30 1 CALD ALB 208 5/14 W 7pm

BI 204L 010 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II LAB R W. Bruffy 7:00-9:30 1 CALD ALB 208 5/15 TH 7pm

BI 208 001 COMP.ANAT/PHYS I M W M. Kenney 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 101 5/14 W 12pm

BI 208L 009 COMP.ANAT/PHYS I LAB R Staff 7:00-9:30 1 CALD ALB 208 5/15 TH 7pm

BI 210 001 CELL BIOLOGY M A. Berki 1:00-1:50 3 CALD WER 202 5/14 W 12pmW 1:00-2:40

BI 210L 001 CELL BIOLOGY LAB R A. Berki 3:00-5:30 1 CALD ALB 208 TBA

BI 210L 002 CELL BIOLOGY LAB F A. Berki 12:00-2:30 1 CALD ALB 208 5/9 F 12pm

BI 315N 001 MICROBIOLOGY M W R M. Kenney 11:00-11:50 3 CALD ALB 101 5/15 TH 9am Nursing Students Only

BI 315X 001 MICROBIOLOGY (LAB) T R E. Zappi 8:30-10:00 1 CALD ALB 201 TBA Nursing Students Only

BI 315X 007 MICROBIOLOGY (LAB) T E. Zappi 6:00-7:30 1 CALD ALB 201 TBA Nursing Students OnlyR 4:30-6:00

BI 316 001 IMMUNOLOGY M W F A. Berki 9:00-9:50 3 CALD ALB 209 5/12 M 9am

BI 316L 007 IMMUNOLOGY LAB T A. Berki 4:20-6:50 1 CALD ALB 208 5/13 TU 4:45pm

BI 402 001 GENETICS M W R M. Kenney 10:00-10:50 3 CALD ALB 101 5/14 W 9am

BI 402L 001 GENETICS LAB T R M. Kenney 1:30-2:45 1 CALD ALB 208 5/13 TU 2:30pm

CH 012 002 GEN CHEM II CAL/COMP M J. Long 3:00-3:50 1 CALD ALB 302 TBA

CH 012 007 GEN CHEM II CAL/COMP W V. Ukachukwu 4:30-5:20 1 CALD ALB 305 TBA

CH 105 001 SURVEY OF EVERYDAY CHEMISTRY M W R A. Scimone 11:00-11:50 3 CALD ALB 307 5/15 TH 9am Enriched Core-Global Awareness & Cultural Understanding

CH 112 001 GEN CHEM II M W V. Ukachukwu 8:30-9:45 3 CALD ALB 101 5/12 M 9am

CH 112 002 GEN CHEM II M W J. Long 1:30-2:45 3 CALD ALB 302 5/14 W 12pm

CH 112L 001 GEN CHEM II LAB T A. Scimone 3:15-5:45 1 CALD ALB 201 TBA

CH 112L 002 GEN CHEM II LAB R R. Casani 2:00-4:30 1 CALD ALB 201 TBA

CH 112L 003 GEN CHEM II LAB F A. Scimone 3:15-5:45 1 CALD ALB 201 TBA

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SCIENCE (continued)CH 115 001 INTRODUCTION TO BIOCHEMISTRY W A. Scimone 6:00-6:50 1 CALD ALB 209 TBA

CH 204 001 ORGANIC CHEM II T R A. Scimone 8:30-9:45 4 CALD ALB 206 5/13 TU 9am

CH 204L 001 ORGANIC CHEM II LAB F A. Scimone 8:30-12:00 1 CALD ALB 306 TBA

CH 204L 002 ORGANIC CHEM II LAB F R. Casani 12:00-3:30 1 CALD ALB 306 TBA

CH 401 009 BIOCHEMISTRY I W V. Ukachukwu 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 209 5/14 W 7pm

PY 101 005 SURVEY/ PHYSICAL SCI T R W. Straus 3:00-4:15 3 CALD ALB 302 5/15 TH 2:30pm

PY 101 009 SURVEY/ PHYSICAL SCI T W. Straus 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 302 5/13 TU 7pm

PY 109 001 SCIENCE WITHIN THE LAW M W R A. Scimone 10:00-10:50 3 CALD ALB 206 5/14 W 9am

PY 202 001 GEN PHYSICS II M D. Byrne 2:00-2:50 3 CALD ALB 206 TBAT 10:00-11:50

PY 202L 001 GEN PHYSICS II LAB M Staff 8:30-11:00 1 CALD ALB 202 TBA

PY 202L 002 GEN PHYSICS II LAB M Staff 3:00-5:30 1 CALD ALB 202 TBA

SOCIOLOGYSO 101 001 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY I T R M. Reynolds 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 211 5/13 TU 9am

SO 101 025 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY I (WI) T R T. Reboli 1:30-2:15 3 CALD WER 109 5/13 TU 2:30pm

SO 236 009 SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY M R. Bar 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 112 5/12 M 7pm

SO 312 001 MEDIA & SOCIETY T R R. Mann 1:30-2:45 3 CALD VIS 224 5/13 TU 2:30pm

SO 323 005 SOC.OF RAC/CULT GRPS T R T. Reboli 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 109 5/15 TH 2:30pm

SO 335 001 CRIMINOLOGY T R R. Grinc 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 112 5/13 TU 9am

SO 339 001 SOCIOLOGY OF AGING M W R Y. Cai 11:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 109 5/15 TH 9am

SO 343 007 SOCIOLOGY/EDUCATION W Y. Cai 4:20-6:50 3 CALD ALB 302 5/12 M 4:45pm

SO 346 001 METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH II T R R. Bar 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 203 5/15 TH 12pm

SO 346 002 METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH II M W R. Bar 1:00-2:15 3 CALD ALB 205 5/14 W 12pm

SO 348 001 SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANCE M W R M. Reynolds 10:00-10:50 3 CALD WER 211 5/14 W 9am

SO 474 001 CONTEMP SOCIAL PROBLEMS M W R. Grinc 8:30-9:45 3 CALD WER 112 5/12 M 9am

THEOLOGYTH 102 001 INTRO TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY M W R B. Moore 10:00-10:50 3 CALD WER 215 5/14 W 9am

TH 102 002 INTRO TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY M W R B. Moore 11:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 215 5/15 TH 9am

TH 102 003 INTRO TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY T Staff 10:00-11:50 3 CALD VIS 225 5/13 TU 12pmF 11:00-11:50

TH 102 004 INTRO TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY T R B. Krug 1:30-2:45 3 CALD VIS 225 5/13 TU 2:30pm

TH 102 005 INTRO TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY T R B. Krug 3:00-4:15 3 CALD VIS 225 5/15 TH 2:30pm

TH 102 006 INTRO TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY M W L. Pristas 1:30-2:45 3 CALD WER 215 5/14 W 12pm

TH 102 007 INTRO TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY M W L. Pristas 3:00-4:15 3 CALD WER 215 5/12 M 2:30pm

TH 102 008 INTRO TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY M B. Moore 4:20-6:50 3 CALD AQU 105 5/12 M 4:45pm

TH 102 009 INTRO TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY M L. Pristas 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 211 5/12 M 7pm

TH 209 001 CONTEMPORARY CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACH T Staff 10:00-11:50 3 CALD VIS 226 5/13 TU 12pm Enriched Core-Ethical Inquiry & ApplicationF 11:00-11:50

TH 209 007 CONTEMPORARY CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACH W B. Topping 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 225 5/14 W 4:45pm Enriched Core-Ethical Inquiry & Applications

TH 334 001 CHRISTOLOGY T R Staff 12:00-1:15 3 CALD WER 202 5/15 TH 12pm Enriched Core-Catholic & Dominican Cluster

TH 371 007 CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY T L. Pristas 4:20-6:50 3 CALD ALB 206 5/13 TU 4:45pm Enriched Core-Catholic & Dominican Cluster

SPRING • undergraduate course offerings (continued)

SUBJECT SEC TITLE DAY INSTRUCTOR TIME CRED LOC BLDG ROOM EXAM COMMENT

SPRING BREAK in

Madrid and BarcelonaMARCH 13 – 22 • See back cover for details

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SPRING • adult undergraduate course offeringsACCELERATED Course Schedule: SESSION A

ONLY OPEN TO ADULT UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE STUDENTS

January 25, 2014 – March 8, 2014Last Day to Add/Drop: February 1, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: February 8, 2014

SUBJECT SEC TITLE DAY INSTRUCTOR TIME CRED LOC BLDG ROOM EXAMBUSINESS

BU 221 065 MARKETING S M. Mustachio 8:00-12:30 3 CALD VIS 226 3/8 9am

PSYCHOLOGYPS 150 065 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I S N. Helmstetter 8:00-11:50 3 CALD WER 316 3/8 9am

ACCELERATED Course Schedule: SESSION BONLY OPEN TO ADULT UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE STUDENTS

March 15, 2014 – May 10, 2014No classes: March 22 & April 19, 2014 • Last Day to Add/Drop: March 29, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: April 5, 2014

SUBJECT SEC TITLE DAY INSTRUCTOR TIME CRED LOC BLDG ROOM EXAMBUSINESS

BU 350 066 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS I S Staff 8:00-12:30 3 CALD VIS 226 5/10 9pm

HISTORYHI 101 066 ROOTS OF THE WEST S Staff 8:00-12:30 3 CALD WER 211 5/10 9pm

ADULT UNDERGRADUATE ONLINEONLY OPEN TO ADULT UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

ONLINE*January 21, 2014 – May 15, 2014

Last Day to Add: January 23 2014 • Last Day to Drop: January 29 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: April 21, 2014

SUBJECT SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR CRED COURSE DATES COMMENT

BUSINESSBU 205 500 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS I J. Guider 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

BU 208 500 INTRO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS B. O’Rourke 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

BU 211 500 ACCOUNTING I A. Callahan 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

COMPUTER SCIENCECS 219 500 BUS SPREADSHEET APPL M. Voehl 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

CRIMINAL JUSTICECJ 275 500 JUVENILE JUSTICE M. Reynolds 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

ENGLISHEN 111 500 COLLEGE WRITING P. Verrone 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

HISTORYHI 455 500 EUROPE SINCE 1945 B. Lammers 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

HI 492 500 RESEARCH SEMINAR B. Lammers 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

MATHEMATICSMA 105 500 MATHEMATICS FOR LIBERAL ARTS M. Juliano 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

MA 106 500 MATHEMATICS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES M. Juliano 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

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SPRING • adult undergraduate course offerings (continued)

ADULT UNDERGRADUATE ONLINE (continued)SUBJECT SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR CRED COURSE DATES COMMENT

MUSICMU 122 500 LANGUAGE OF MUSIC G. Wramage 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

NURSINGNU 413 500 HEALTHCARE POLICY & FINANCE IN NURS M. Sirola 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PHILOSOPHY PH 102 500 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY J. Flynn 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

POLITICAL SCIENCE PO 125 500 UNDERSTANDING THE POLITICAL WORLD D. Maffei 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PSYCHOLOGYPS 207 500 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY II S. Maret 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PS 208 500 PSYCH STATISTICS L. Pereira-Pasarin 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PS 209 500 PRENATAL AND INFANT PSYCHOLOGY S. Maret 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PS 211 500 CHILD PSYCHOLOGY S. Solomon 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PS 216 500 ADOLESCENT PSYCH S. Maret 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PS 232 500 PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONALITY S. Maret 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PS 309 500 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY S. Maret 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PS 325 500 PHIL & HIST TRENDS IN PSYCHOLOGY C. Zambrano 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PS 335 500 HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY S. Solomon 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PS 336 500 POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY S. Solomon 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

SCIENCEBI 110 500 THE HUMAN BODY M. Kenney 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

PY 101 500 SURVEY/ PHYSICAL SCI M. Kenney 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

SOCIOLOGY SO 101 500 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY I R. Bar 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

SO 346 500 METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH II Y. Cai 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

SPANISHSP 115 500 HISPANIC CULTURE; PAST & PRESENT C. Stroud 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

THEOLOGYTH 102 500 INTRO TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY B. Moore 3 1/21/14 – 5/15/14 Online

*All Online Courses will incur a $100.00 Distance Education Fee.

EXTERNAL DEGREE COURSESONLY OPEN TO ADULT UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE STUDENTS

January 21, 2014 – May 15, 2014 • New Student Orientation: Thursday, January 16, 2014Last Day to Add/Drop: January 29, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: April 21, 2014

*Moodle is an online course management system which allows instructors to post course documents, distribute assignments, provide links to external Web sites, and encourages electronic communication with students via Caldwell College e-mail address, discussion boards and virtual chat.

SUBJECT SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR CRED LOC COMMENTART

AH 122 100 LANGUAGE OF WORLD ART D. Ault 3 CALD External Degree

BUSINESSBU 305 100 INTRO STATISTICS M. Stein 3 CALD External Degree

BU 337 100 PRINC OF FINANCE M. Stein 3 CALD External Degree

BU 385 100 SENIOR OUTCOMES SEMINAR A. Romano 1 CALD External Degree

BU 420 100 ETHICAL BUSINESS STRATEGY P. Hess 3 CALD External Degree

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EXTERNAL DEGREE COURSES (continued)SUBJECT SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR CRED LOC COMMENT

EDUCATIONED 206 100 HIST&PHIL FOUND AM.ED&SCH CUR L. Kalustian 3 CALD External Degree

ENGLISHEN 306 100 ENGLISH LITERATURE D. Zieleniewski 3 CALD External Degree

EN 410 100 ENGLISH SEMINAR M. Miller 3 CALD External Degree

HISTORYHI 204 100 GROW OF AMER NAT.II M. Mullaney 3 CALD External Degree

HI 210 100 WOMEN IN WESTERN TRADITION M. Mullaney 3 CALD External Degree

MODERN LANGUAGESP 325 100 SPAN CONV & COMP I C. Stroud 3 CALD External Degree

SP 403 100 SPAN-AMER LIT C. Stroud 3 CALD External Degree

POLITICAL SCIENCEPO 372 100 INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION D. Maffei 3 CALD External Degree

PO 453 100 HIST.OF POLIT.THEORY D. Maffei 3 CALD External Degree

SCIENCECH 105 100 SURVEY OF EVERYDAY CHEMISTRY A. Scimone 3 CALD External Degree: Enriched Core – Global Awareness & Cultural Understanding

NP 107 100 GLOBAL ENVIRONM SCIENCE M. Kenney 3 CALD External Degree: Biological Science

THEOLOGYTH 209 100 CONTEMPORARY CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACH B. Topping 3 CALD External Degree: Enriched Core – Ethical Inquiry & Applications

TH 371 100 CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY B. Krug 3 CALD External Degree: Enriched Core – Catholic & Dominican Cluster

NORTH BRUNSWICK POLICE DEPARTMENT ONLYCJ 384 160 POLICE/LAW ENFORCEMENT M. Ventola 3 NBPD Off Campus – North Brunswick Police Department

PH 102 160 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY E. Manchester 3 NBPD Off Campus – North Brunswick Police Department

TH 102 160 INTRO TO CATHOLIC THEOLOGY B. Topping 3 NBPD Off Campus – North Brunswick Police Department

EWING POLICE DEPARTMENT ONLYCJ 387 160 ORGANIZED CRIME IN AMERICA J. Jiras 3 EPD Off Campus – Ewing Police Department

PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT WORKSHOPSONLY OPEN TO ADULT UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE STUDENTS

PLA 001 001 PLA Workshop S. Michael Maurice, O.P. TBA 0 CALD $50.00

PLA 002 009 Workshop/Field-Nurses T 1/28/13 S. Michael Maurice, O.P. 5:00-7:00 0 CALD $50.00

You must have 12 Caldwell College credits before you can attend the workshop. If you are interested in attending the PLA Workshop, please include course andsection number on your registration form. Registration for these workshops cannot be done via the Web registration. You must register manually with the Office of StudentSuccess for these workshops.

WINTER SESSION in the

Dominican RepublicJANUARY 11 – 18 • See back cover for details

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ONLY OPEN TO GRADUATE STUDENTS

January 21, 2014 – May 15, 2014Last Day to Add/Drop: January 29, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: April 21, 2014

Not all courses may be audited. Permission of instructor required. This schedule is subject to change. For the most updated schedule information, please view the online schedule at www.caldwell.edu.

SUBJECT SEC TITLE DAY INSTRUCTOR TIME CRED LOC BLDG ROOM COMMENTAPPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS

ABA 510 070 SURVEY RESEARCH METH & STATISTICS R A. Kisamore 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 109ABA 526 070 BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND LEARNING M A. Kisamore 1:30-4:00 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 526 071 BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND LEARNING W R. DeBar 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 215ABA 534 070 RESEARCH METH. APP. BEHAVIOR ANALYS T J. Vladescu 1:30-4:00 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 534 071 RESEARCH METH. APP. BEHAVIOR ANALYS T K. Reeve 7:00-9:30 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 537 070 INTRO TO APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS W F. Cicero 4:20-6:50 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 556 070 ADV APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS M R. DeBar 4:20-6:50 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 556 071 ADV APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS W R. DeBar 1:30-4:00 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 563 070 ETHICS FOR BEHAVIOR ANALYSTS W F. Cicero 7:00-9:30 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 572 070 LANG/SOC SKILLS INDIVIDUALS- AUTISM R T. Sidener 7:00-9:30 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 573 070 SCIENTIFIC WRITING FOR BEH ANALYSTS W K. Reeve 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 304ABA 573 071 SCIENTIFIC WRITING FOR BEH ANALYSTS T K. Reeve 4:20-6:50 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 574 070 PROFESSIONALISM FOR BEHAV ANALYSTS W K. Reeve 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 202ABA 626 070 ASSES/PROG DEV FOR IND W. AUTISM II M J. Vladescu 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 215ABA 651 072 THESIS IN ABA II W T. Sidener 4:20-6:50 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 651 073 THESIS IN ABA II T A. Kisamore 4:20-6:50 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 651 074 THESIS IN ABA II W J. Vladescu 4:20-6:50 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 699 070 SEMINAR IN SPECIAL TOPICS R T. Sidener 4:20-6:50 3 CALD MJRH ACABA 800 070 APPLIED PRACTICUM IN ABA I M R. DeBar 11:30-1:00 1 CALD MJRH ACABA 800 071 APPLIED PRACTICUM IN ABA I M S. Reeve 11:30-1:00 2 CALD MJRH ACABA 800 072 APPLIED PRACTICUM IN ABA I M A. Kisamore 11:30-1:00 2 CALD MJRH ACABA 801 070 APPLIED PRACTICUM IN ABA II R T. Sidener 1:00-2:30 1 CALD MJRH ACABA 801 071 APPLIED PRACTICUM IN ABA II R J. Vladescu 1:00-2:30 2 CALD MJRH AC

BUSINESS BU 520 070 ADVANCED BUSINESS STRATEGY W T. Keen 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 226BU 620 070 EXECUTIVE BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS M Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 215BU 625 070 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS R A. Callahan 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 226BU 630 070 GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTING R M. Bednarz 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 205BU 635 070 STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT M B. Gordon-Stier 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 226BU 647 070 EFFECTIVE INNOVATION T D. Noone 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 225BU 785 070 INTEGRATED STRATEGIC MAN.SEMINAR W B. O’Rourke 7:00-9:30 3 CALD ALB 207

BUSINESS: ACCELERATED SESSION AJanuary 25, 2014 – March 8, 2014

Last Day to Add/Drop: February 1, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: February 8, 2014

BU 634 085 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS S M. Breznak 8:00-12:30 3 CALD ALB 207BU 660 085 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS S A. Toffler 8:00-12:30 3 CALD VIS 223

BUSINESS: ACCELERATED SESSION BMarch 15, 2014 – May 10, 2014

No Classes: March 22 & April 19, 2014 • Last Day to Add/Drop: March 29, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: April 5, 2014

BU 649 086 BUS.LAW,ETHICAL BEHAVIOR/SOCIAL RES S V. Rich 8:00-12:30 3 CALD ALB 207BU 690 086 BUSINESS RESEARCH METHODS S A. Romano 8:00-12:30 3 CALD VIS 223

BUSINESS: EXTERNALJanuary 25, 2014 – May 8, 2014

External Class Meeting: Thursday, January 16, 2014 • Last Day to Add/Drop: January 29, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: April 21, 2014

BU 520 400 ADVANCED BUSINESS STRATEGY R T. Keen 7:00-8:00 3 CALD VIS 223 Ext Degree Meet:Th 1/16/14 -7-8pm VIS 223BU 625 400 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS R A. Callahan 7:00-8:00 3 CALD VIS 226 Ext Degree Meet:Th 1/16/14 - 7-8pm VIS 226BU 630 400 GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTING R M. Bednarz 7:00-8:00 3 CALD VIS 225 Ext Degree Meet:Th 1/16/14 - 7-8pm VIS 225BU 633 400 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR-MANAGERS R D. Wilson 6:00-7:00 3 CALD VIS 223 Ext Degree Meet:Th 1/16/14 - 6-7pm VIS 223BU 635 400 STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT R B. Gordon-Stier 8:00-9:00 3 CALD VIS 226 Ext Degree Meet:Th 1/16/14 - 8-9pm VIS 226BU 660 400 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS R A. Toffler 8:00-9:00 3 CALD VIS 223 Ext Degree Meet:Th 1/16/14 - 8-9pm VIS 223

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Last Day to Add: January 23, 2014 • Last Day to Drop: January 29, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: April 21, 2014

BU 649 500 BUS.LAW,ETHICAL BEHAVIOR/SOCIAL RES R V. Rich 6:00-7:00 3 CALD VIS 226 Online

COUNSELING ART THERAPYCAT 505 070 COUNSEL THEORY & PRAC FOR ART TH II R M. Wilson 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 125BCAT 507 070 ART THERAPY METHODS IN COUNSELING M B. Berkowitz 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 125BCAT 601 070 INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY I T A. Vaccaro 7:00-9:30 1 CALD WER 304CAT 601 071 INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY I R A. Vaccaro 4:20-6:50 1 CALD WER 304CAT 601 072 INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY I T A. Vaccaro 4:20-6:50 1 CALD WER 304CAT 602 070 INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY II T A. Vaccaro 7:00-9:30 1 CALD WER 304CAT 602 071 INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY II R A. Vaccaro 4:20-6:50 1 CALD WER 304CAT 602 072 INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY II T A. Vaccaro 4:20-6:50 1 CALD WER 304CAT 603 070 ADV INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY I T A. Vaccaro 7:00-9:30 2 CALD WER 304CAT 603 071 ADV INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY I R A. Vaccaro 4:20-6:50 2 CALD WER 304CAT 603 072 ADV INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY I T A. Vaccaro 4:20-6:50 2 CALD WER 304CAT 604 070 ADV INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY II T A. Vaccaro 7:00-9:30 2 CALD WER 304CAT 604 071 ADV INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY II R A. Vaccaro 4:20-6:50 2 CALD WER 304CAT 604 072 ADV INTERNSHIP IN MH/ART THERAPY II T A. Vaccaro 4:20-6:50 2 CALD WER 304CAT 615 070 SPIRITUALITY IN COUN AND ART THER T L. Loumeau-May 7:00-9:30 3 CALD VIS 125BCAT 617 070 GROUP DYNAMICS IN COUNSELING FOR AT T L. Loumeau-May 4:20-6:50 3 CALD VIS 125B

COUNSELINGCPS 510 070 RESEARCH METHODS & STATISTICS M T. Ling 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 320CPS 545 070 LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES IN COUNS M T. Ling 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 320CPS 557 070 COUNSELING: THEORY AND PRACTICE W M. Wilson 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 316CPS 562 070 ASSESSMENT METHODS IN COUNSELING M Staff 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 302CPS 570 070 SCH COUN & COMMUNITY RESOURCES R D. Cinotti 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 303CPS 577 070 DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT PSYCHOPATHOLO W J. Pedoto 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 303CPS 590 070 COUNSELING PRACTICUM T C. Waters 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 320CPS 590 071 COUNSELING PRACTICUM R D. Cinotti 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 303CPS 613 070 TECHNIQUES OF INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING R E. Kendrick 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 112CPS 623 070 MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COUNSELING T K. Cook 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 316CPS 633 070 CAREER COUNSELING W T. Ling 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 302CPS 637 070 SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING W F. Ostella 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 316CPS 647 070 COUNSELING AND SPIRITUALITY T C. Waters 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 320CPS 653 070 MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING M D. Cinotti 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 316CPS 657 070 ISSUES OF GRIEF IN COUNSELING T A. de Jong Hodgson 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 302CPS 663 070 GROUP COUNSELING:DYNAMICS AND PRAC M E. Kendrick 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 316CPS 663 071 GROUP COUNSELING:DYNAMICS AND PRAC M D. Cinotti 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 303CPS 667 070 LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENT T J. Hall 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 303CPS 688A 070 COUNSELING INTERNSHIP I R E. Kendrick 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 316CPS 688A 071 COUNSELING INTERNSHIP I R Staff 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 316CPS 688B 070 COUNSELING INTERNSHIP II R Staff 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 316CPS 688B 071 COUNSELING INTERNSHIP II R Staff 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 316CPS 689 070 ADVANCED SEMINAR IN REBT W J. Pedoto 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 303

EDUCATION*ED 505 070 STUDENT DEV & LEARNING S A. Lanzo 8:15-10:45 3 CALD WER 207ED 505 071 STUDENT DEV & LEARNING S G. Polles 10:50-1:20 3 CALD WER 112ED 505 072 STUDENT DEV & LEARNING S V. Tsigas-Fotinis 10:50-1:20 3 CALD WER 202ED 510 070 READ/COMMUNICAT.FIELD S W. Cmielewski 8:15-10:45 3 CALD WER 305ED 510 071 READ/COMMUNICAT.FIELD S K. Fasanella 8:15-10:45 3 CALD WER 206ED 510 072 READ/COMMUNICAT.FIELD S K. Fasanella 10:50-1:20 3 CALD WER 206ED 515 070 CLASS/COMMUNITY:SOCIAL UNIT S V. Tsigas-Fotinis 8:15-10:45 3 CALD WER 202ED 515 071 CLASS/COMMUNITY:SOCIAL UNIT S G. Polles 8:15-10:45 3 CALD WER 112ED 515 072 CLASS/COMMUNITY:SOCIAL UNIT S A. Lanzo 10:50-1:20 3 CALD WER 207ED 516 070 INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS W S. Weber 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 112ED 520 070 PROFESSIONAL SKILLS FIELD S K. Barnes 8:15-10:20 3 CALD WER 211ED 520 071 PROFESSIONAL SKILLS FIELD S K. Barnes 10:20-1:20 3 CALD WER 211ED 520 072 PROFESSIONAL SKILLS FIELD S W. Cmielewski 10:50-1:20 3 CALD WER 305

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EDUCATION* (continued)ED 521 070 EDU PRAC STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES M J. Vivinetto 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 206ED 523 070 HISTORY OF SPECIAL ED & THE LAW R J. Parmelee 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 112ED 525 070 ACA ASSESS & INS PLAN STU WITH DIS T C. Anderson 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 109ED 526 070 THE READING SPECIALIST AS TCHR CONS W F. DelVecchio 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 305ED 528 090 LITERACY ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION R Staff 3 NEWB Off CampusED 529 090 TEACHING READING IN CONTENT AREAS R K. Pezzolla 3 HHS Off CampusED 530 070 INCLUSIVE CLASSROOMS & TECHNOLOGY W C. Anderson 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 109ED 534 070 INS & ASSESS OF WRITING SP NEEDS ST M W. Cmielewski 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 211ED 535 070 NEURO BAS OF LRNG, TH TCH RD ST DIS W C. Anderson 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 203ED 539 070 BEHAVIORAL ASSES&INTERVENTION PLAN R E. Wotanowski 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 207ED 540 070 SP ED TEACHER AS COLLABORATOR R C. Anderson 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 305ED 564 070 DIAG & CORR OF READING DIFF T F. DelVecchio 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 203ED 568 070 REMEDIAL STRATEGIES FOR STU LRN DIS T S. Maricle 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 305ED 581 070 TEACHING WRITING IN ELEM SCHOOL T J. Stewart 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 207ED 590 070 CURRICULA IN MULTICULT.SOCIETY M J. Stewart 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 203ED 599 070 INTEG.TEC.IN CURR.DESIG & CLAS.INST W W. Rush 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 305ED 611 070 ED. RESEARCH II M E. Chernobilsky 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 203ED 611 071 ED. RESEARCH II M E. Ries 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 305ED 611 072 ED. RESEARCH II R J. Seelaus 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 203ED 613 070 METHODS OF RESEARCH IN LRN DIS R S. Maricle 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 305ED 614 070 PRACTICUM IN LDTC I T J. Vivinetto 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 302ED 615 070 PRACTICUM IN LDTC II M J. Vivinetto 7:00-9:30 3 CALD WER 206ED 628 070 SUPERVISED PRACTICUM IN READING W F. DelVecchio 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 206ED 635 070 PRIN/PRAC CURR.DEV/SUP SUBJ.AR R C. Montesano 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 206ED 670 090 GEN PRIN STAFF SUPERVISION T C. Montesano 4:20-6:50 3 BMS Off CampusED 672 070 SCHOOL FINANCE:PUB.&PRIVATE.FUNDING M M. Hoffman 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 303ED 680 070 INTERNSHIP-EDUCATIONAL ADMIN Staff 3 CALD InternshipED 687 070 PROBLEM BASED INQUIRY EDU ADM II T J. Moriarty 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 305ED 687 071 PROBLEM BASED INQUIRY EDU ADM II R J. McIntyre 4:20-6:50 3 CALD WER 215

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ONLY OPEN TO GRADUATE STUDENTS EDUCATION* ONLINE

EDUCATION ONLINE SESSION A – January 19, 2014 – March 14, 2014Last Day to Add/Drop: January 22, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: January 24, 2014

SUBJECT SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR CRED COURSE DATES COMMENTED 635 585 PRIN/PRAC CURR.DEV/SUP SUBJ.AR C. Montesano 3 1/19/14 – 3/14/14 Online: Session A

ED 670 585 GEN PRIN STAFF SUPERVISION L. Furnari 3 1/19/14 – 3/14/14 Online: Session A

ED 672 585 SCHOOL FINANCE:PUB.&PRIVATE.FUNDING M. Hoffman 3 1/19/14 – 3/14/14 Online: Session A

ED 675 585 COMMUNICATIONS FOR SCHOOL LEADERS J. Moriarty 3 1/19/14 – 3/14/14 Online: Session A

ED 681 585 INTERNSHIP FOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR C. Montesano 3 1/19/14 – 3/14/14 Online: Session A

EDUCATION ONLINE SESSION B – March 23, 2014 – May 15, 2014Last Day to Add/Drop: March 27, 2014 • Last Day to Withdraw: March 30, 2014

SUBJECT SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR CRED COURSE DATES COMMENTED 650 586 CURRICULUM LEADERSHIP J. McIntyre 3 3/23/14 – 5/15/14 Online: Session B

ED 671 586 FOUND.PRE K-12 ADMIN & CURR SUPERV K. McGrath 3 3/23/14 – 5/15/14 Online: Session B

ED 674 586 EDUCATION LAW AND REGULATION J. Parmelee 3 3/23/14 – 5/15/14 Online: Session B

ED 678 586 MANAGING HUMAN & MATERIAL RESOURCES B. Bulger 3 3/23/14 – 5/15/14 Online: Session B* Live Text software is required for all Education courses. *All Online Courses will incur a $100.00 Distance Education Fee.

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Caldwell College120 Bloomfield AvenueCaldwell, NJ 07006

www.caldwell.edu • 973-618-3000Together, we’ll make a plan to fit your needs and schedule!

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get an internship!Earn three credits and add some “real-world”experience to your schedule this spring.If you have sixty or more credits and a GPA over 2.5, call or stop by the Career Planningand Development Office, Alumni Theatre, 2ndFloor, 973-618-3290 to discuss your options.

Madrid and BarcelonaSpring Break: MARCH 13 – 22, 2014Experience Spanish history and art

Earn credits in history and art

Cost: $2,800, plus tuition

Application Deadline: November 15, 2013

For information on this trip please contact: Professor Lammers – blammers@caldwell.edu orProfessor Noonan – jnoonan@caldwell.edu or visit www.caldwell.edu/student-success/studyabroad

Dominican RepublicWinter session: JANUARY 11 – 18, 2014(Additional class meetings before and after the trip)Cost: $1,650, plus tuition for one credit (UG = $650; Graduate = $850)Undergraduate course offering: BU 491G Travel Experience InternationalBusiness: Dominican Republic (3 credits)Graduate course offering: BU 641G Travel Experience InternationalBusiness: Dominican Republic (3 credits)For information on this trip please contact Professor Bernie O’Rourke at973-618-3409 or e-mail borouke@caldwell.eduSpace is limited! For application information please visit study abroad atwww.caldwell.edu/student-success/study-abroad/short-term

SUMMER/FALL 2014

REGISTRATION APRIL 7, 2014

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study abroad opportunities in 2014