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REGISTRAR’S OFFICE

Course Schedule Fall 2018

March 2018

Continuing students initially registering for Fall 2018 after May 4, 2018

may be subject to a $75 late registration fee.

REGISTRATION & DROP/ADD CALENDAR FALL SEMESTER 2018 Aug 27 Monday Graduate & transfer student orientation/registration

Aug 28 Tuesday Orientation and Registration for new freshmen

Aug 29 Wednesday Classes begin; drop/add begins

Sept 4 Tuesday Last day to add A Quad courses

Sept 11 Tuesday Last day to add full-semester courses

Sept 11 Tuesday Last day to drop full semester or A Quad course

without “W” grade

Oct 2 Tuesday Last day to drop or elect pass/fail--A Quad

classes

Oct 31 Wednesday Last day to add B Quad course

Nov 7 Wednesday Last day to drop B Quad class without “W” grade

Oct 29 -Nov 2 Mon.-Fri. Advising for Spring 2019 semester

Nov 5-16 Mon.-Fri. Advance registration for Spring 2019 semester

Nov 27 Tuesday Last day to drop or elect pass/fail for full semester and B

Quad courses

CALENDAR OF CLASS SESSIONS FALL 2018 - SPRING 2019 TERM

Aug 29 Wednesday Classes begin 8:00 a.m.

Sept 3 Monday Labor Day-no classes (Offices closed)

Oct 19 Friday End of A quad classes

Oct 20-24 Sat-Wednesday Mid-Semester Break

Oct 25 Thursday B Quad Classes begin

Nov 21-25 Wed-Sun Thanksgiving break (offices closed Thur & Fri)

Dec 14 Friday Last Day of Fall classes

Dec 17-20 Mon.*-Thurs. Final exams (*Monday–late afternoon/evening

classes only)

Dec 21 Friday Christmas Vacation begins

Jan 14 Monday Classes begin 8:00 a.m.

Jan 21 Monday Martin Luther King holiday–no classes (offices closed)

Feb 5 Tuesday Faculty Development Day–no classes before 3:00 pm;

classes which meet after 3:00 pm on Tuesday only WILL

meet; (offices open)

Feb 18 Monday President’s Day – no classes before 3:00 pm; classes

which meet after 3:00 pm on Monday WILL meet

(offices open)

Mar 8 Friday A Quad classes end

Mar 9-17 Sat.-Sun. Spring vacation

Mar 18 Monday B Quad classes begin

Apr 19 Friday Good Friday – no classes (offices closed)

May 3 Friday Last day of Spring classes

May 6-9 Mon.*-Thurs. Final exams (*Monday–late afternoon/evening

classes only)

May 10-12 Fri.-Sun. Commencement weekend

May 20-June 14 Summer School–A Quad

June 17 -July 12 Summer School–B Quad

EXPENSES 2018-2019

Undergraduate tuition, per semester:

Full-time students (12-18 hours) $18,210

Less than 12 hours, per hour 1,518

Hours over 18, per hour 1,012

Non-degree special students, per hour 1,012

(1-8 hours only -- regular rate 9+ hours)

Undergrad Audit, per course 100

Graduate tuition, MA per hour $ 850

PsyD, per hour 1,070

Ph.D., per hour 1,000

Graduate audit, per course 100

Board, per semester, 18 meal plan $ 2,090

Room, per semester, double occupancy 2,984

Late registration fee 75

Course fees are listed in the Course Schedule with each course.

TUITION AND FEE PAYMENT

All Fall 2018 semester charges are to be paid by Wednesday, August 29, 2018. If a balance

remains after August 29, a $75.00 late payment will be charged. In addition, a 1.5% per month

late charge on the average balance will be assessed to all unpaid student accounts unless on the

Wheaton Installment Program.

COURSE DROPS/ADDS

Students desiring to drop and add courses must do so on Banner Self-Service or file drop and

add forms with the Registrar’s Office by the established deadlines. A drop in total hours which

affects tuition charges will result in a full-refund through September 11, with no refund

thereafter.

WITHDRAWAL FROM COLLEGE

If it becomes necessary to withdraw completely from the College during the semester, the

student must initiate the withdrawal process at the Student Development Office. A withdrawal

form must be completed with all required signatures. A student who does not officially

withdraw with the required approvals receives no refund. Consult the College Catalog for

withdrawal refund policies.

U.S. VOTER REGISTRATION

The Higher Education Act of 1998 requires colleges and universities to make a good faith effort to make voter registration forms available to you. A limited number of voter registration forms for the State of Illinois are available to students at Wheaton College during

business hours at the Office of the Registrar and at fall term registration.

The Federal Election Commission also provides voter registration information at its website at

http://www.eac.gov/voter.

https://www.eac.gov/voters/resourcesforvoters/

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADVANCE REGISTRATION FOR FALL 2018 NOTE: The preferred method of registration is via Banner Self Service. You may initiate web registration at the time posted in your Banner Self Service account or written on your registration statement (see web registration instructions, below.) Students who choose not to register via the web may register in the Registrar’s Office three hours or more after the time posted on your Banner Self Service account/registration statement. All degree-seeking graduate and undergraduate students who plan to continue in the fall at Wheaton should initiate advance registration by May 4, 2018. Failure to do so may result in a cancellation of your housing assignment and may require an application for late registration and result in a $75 late registration fee. Students applying for approved off campus study for Fall semester need to complete the GOGLOBAL process and submit their Spring 2019 registration statement to the Registrar’s office by May 4, 2018. Please complete the following:

1. Make an appointment with your major adviser for advising. Undeclared Freshmen should refer to instructions from the Office of Freshmen Advising.

2. Complete preliminary planning prior to your adviser meeting. Check catalog for course descriptions, pre-requisites, and general requirements. The current catalog is available on-line at www.wheaton.edu/catalog Check Degree Works for your outstanding requirements.

3. Have adviser sign and write your ALTERNATE (Registration) PIN on your registration statement.

DIRECTIONS FOR WEB REGISTRATION

1. Access Banner Self-Service via the Wheaton portal at https:/portal.wheaton.edu or at https://bannerweb.wheaton.edu

2. Login to your account. You login/password should be that of your my.wheaton email account. If you have difficulty accessing your account, please contact AIT at x 4357.

3. On your portal homepage, select Banner Self-Service. 4. Select STUDENT SERVICES 5. Select REGISTRATION 6. Select ADD OR DROP CLASSES 7. Select FALL 2018 TERM and submit. 8. When prompted, input the ALTERNATE (Registration) PIN you received from your adviser 9 Input the CRN’s of the courses you wish to register for in the appropriate boxes and submit. 10. If a class is closed, certain classes will allow you to wait list electronically for the class. Select the wait list

option from the drop down box and submit. All closed classes require registration in the Registrar’s Office and an instructor’s signature.

The following courses/programs may not be registered via the web: 1. Approved off-campus study 2. Students not returning to Wheaton in Fall 2018. (Please bring your registration statement to the

Registrar’s Office.) 3. Overload (UG & MA above 18 hours; Psy.D. above 16 hours) 4. Internship/Practicum 5. Thesis/Applied Thesis 6. Independent Study/Tutorial

For students registering for items 3-7, above: You may register for the balance of your schedule via Banner Self-Service, and then bring in the appropriate forms/signatures to the Registrar’s Office to complete your schedule. Cancellation of registration must be made in writing to the Registrar’s Office.

http://www.wheaton.edu/catalog

https://portal.wheaton.edu

Attributes and ‘Tags’ in Degree Works and Schedule

The new Christ at the Core General Education Program (CATC) uses attributes or ‘tags’ to identify which courses meet

certain requirements. These attributes are shown in Degree Works, as well as on the printed schedule. In addition,

some courses under the legacy general education and some major courses contain attributes as well. An alphabetical

listing of all the tags listed in the schedule are below.

Note: CATC courses taken to meet Legacy Gen Ed requirements must be taken FALL 2016 or later.

TAG Applies to: Explanation

AAQR CATC Applied Abstract & Quantitative Reasoning; AAQR courses can be used to satisfy the Legacy Gen Ed Quantitative Skills requirement

DUS CATC Diversity in the US. DUS courses can be used to satisfy the Legacy Gen Ed Diversity requirements

DVRS Legacy Gen Ed Diversity Course requirement

GP CATC Global Perspectives. GP courses can be used to satisfy the Legacy Gen Ed Diversity requirements.

HAMR History majors only American History requirement for history majors

HCHU History majors only Church History requirement for history majors

HEUR History majors only European History requirement for history majors

HNSW History majors only Non Western History requirement for history majors

HP CATC Historical Perspectives. HISTORY course with an HP tag can be used to satisfy the Legacy General Education History requirement.

LE CATC Literary Explorations. ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH, and GERMAN courses with an LE tag can be used to satisfy the Legacy Gen Ed Literature requirement.

PI CATC Philosophical Investigations. PHILOSOPHY courses with a PI tag can be used to satisfy the Legacy Gen Ed Philosophy requirement.

PRAT Philosophy majors only Philosophy Rationality Cluster requirement for majors

PREL Philosophy majors only Philosophy Religion Cluster requirement for majors

PVAL Philosophy majors only Philosophy Values Cluster requirement for majors

SI CATC Social Inquiry. Courses with an SI tag can be used to help satisfy the Legacy Gen Ed Social Science requirement. 8 hours in two different disciplines still required.

SLAB Legacy Gen Ed Lab Science requirement

SIP CATC Science Issues and Perspectives. Courses with an SIP tag can be used to satisfy the upper division science requirement.

SP CATC Science Practice. Courses with an SP tag can be used to satisfy Legacy Gen Ed Lab Science requirement.

SUPR Legacy Gen Ed Upper Division Science requirement

SUPX Legacy Gen Ed Science Division option for three approved lab sciences taken at Wheaton

VPA CATC Visual & Performing Arts. Courses with a VPA tag can be used to complete the four hour Legacy Gen Ed Fine Arts requirement.

VPAM CATC Visual & Performing Arts-Music. Courses with a VPAM tag can be used to satisfy the music portion of the Legacy Gen Ed Fine Arts requirement.

VPAT CATC Visual & Performing Arts-Theater. Courses with a VPAT tag can be used to satisfy the theater portion of the Legacy Gen Ed Fine Arts requirement.

VPAV CATC Visual & Performing Arts-Visual Art. Courses with a VPAV tag can be used to satisfy the art portion of the Legacy Gen Ed Fine Arts requirement.

Important Registration Information

Drop/Add policy

All students should ensure by the end of the drop/add period (September 11) that the classes they are attending are the classes for which they are registered. Questions should be directed to the Registrar’s Office.

Last day to add an A quad class September 4

Last day to add a full semester September 11

Last day to drop a full semester or A quad class without a W grade September 11

Last to drop A quad class with a W grade or to elect A quad pass/fail October 2

Last day to add a B quad class October 31

Last day to drop a B quad class without a W grade November 7

Last day to drop B quad or full semester classes with a W grade or to elect pass/fail for full semester or B quad courses November 27

Degree Works

Degree Works is an on-line, web-based tool designed to help students navigate successfully to degree completion. To access Degree Works, log in via the Wheaton Portal at https://portal.wheaton.edu On-line tutorials and FAQ’s are available at www.wheaton.edu/registrar Questions about Degree Works should be sent to [email protected]

Audit policy Undergraduate

Any student may audit up to two courses a semester by filing an approved audit application at the Registrar's Office by

the second week of the course. A $50 audit fee is charged per course. An audit does not meet any Wheaton

requirement. No credit is given for courses audited. To have the audit recorded on a student’s transcript, the student is

required to complete certain course requirements. In addition to the audit fee, any course fees will also be charged.

Private lessons and independent studies cannot be audited.

Graduate School

Any student carrying a full-time academic schedule (12 or more semester hours) may audit one course without charge

by filing an approved audit application at the Registrar's Office. In addition, part-time graduate students who will

complete all graduation requirements by the end of the current semester are entitled to a free audit. No credit is given

for courses audited. To have the audit recorded on a student’s transcript, the student is required to complete certain

course requirements. In addition to the audit fee, any course fees will also be charged. Part-time graduate students

auditing courses are charged the student audit rate.

Spouse Audits: The audit privilege for a full-time graduate student may be used by the student's spouse if the student

is not auditing a course. Application for a spouse audit is made through the Graduate Admissions Office.

http://www.wheaton.edu/registrar

Experimental Courses: Fall 2018

ANTH 400: Urban Europe. In the processes of globalization which connect our world, cities are the nodes through which most global networks pass. In Europe, the intensification of globalization over the past decades has brought new peoples, spatial transformations, political practices, and cultural adaptations to cities across the continent. Recent decades in Europe have seen the fall of the Iron Curtain, the rise of the Euro currency, and the growth of the European Union as a cultural, political, and economic power, along with waves of migration from post-colonies, and reactionary ethnic nationalisms. This course seeks to provide students a comparative perspective on Europe’s on-going transformations by engaging its cities as sites on which these global and regional forces converge. ART 340: Ceramic Sculpture. Ceramic Sculpture is a course designed to address the specific techniques, challenges, and opportunities afforded by ceramic sculpture. Assignments are designed to explore both historical and contemporary approaches, including figurative, narrative, and slip casting. Some of the projects are group projects done in collaboration with other students and the professor. Students will also learn how to formulate low-fire glazes as they explore multiple ways to unify surface and form. Previous experience with clay or sculpture helpful but not required. B EC 320. Faith and Market Mentorship. Students will meet with prominent Christian practitioners from across the business and political world to hear about how their faith has impacted their decisions and practices within the marketplace. Some classes will include dinner at the Harbor House to foster open discussion with guest speakers. Course will include classroom discussion, papers on readings, and a final project that links students to a mentoring opportunity. Application required. B EC 380. Community Economic Development & Enterprise. This course teaches concepts and frameworks of community economic development with special focus on the role of private enterprise and its relationship to other key actors, such as non-profit institutions and government agencies. Students will study ways in which community development practices, entrepreneurship, and business development can be leveraged to promote economic opportunity in urban neighborhoods. Taught in Wheaton in Chicago only. BITH 330. Early Christianity Integration Seminar. A study of early Christianity as it relates to contemporary issues. Students will first survey key themes in early Christian studies and then investigate one topic in depth through a major paper that integrates early Christianity with a non-Biblical and Theological Studies course or experience. COMM 250. Fake News and Public Rhetoric. In an age of spin, hype, and image, we lack resources to discern trust and truth in our public information. Through classic and contemporary readings in rhetoric and argumentation, students will develop guidelines for identifying fake information and promoting trustworthy advocacy. COMM 340. Crisis and Reputation Management. As communication technology and the proliferation of news outlets instantly informs the public about organizational missteps, organizations need to be aware of their reputation before, during, and after crises. This course is intended to provide you with an understanding of the framework and tools necessary to successfully address communication and reputation management tasks in a variety of crisis situations. Through discussion and application, as well as analysis of case studies, students will be asked to think strategically, make recommendations to address crisis-related challenges, and develop robust, proactive plans to assist organizations in this arena. In short, you’ll gain the expertise and confidence needed to maneuver though potentially problematic situations today’s organizations and individuals will encounter. CSCI 200. Programming for Business. A gentle introduction to computer programming for students unlikely to participate further in the computer science curriculum. Not open to students who have passed CSCI 235 or the equivalent. CSCI 210. Computer Programming Principles. A general, gentle introduction to problem solving to prepare students for computer programming. Not open to students who have passed CSCI 235 or the equivalent. MUIP 160/260. Early Keyboard Lessons. Private lessons in a variety of historic keyboard instruments. MUMS 430. Advanced Topics in Conducting. The course focuses in depth upon topics central to the leadership of choral and choral/orchestral music, to include detailed planning, preparation, rehearsal, and performance. May be repeated for credit. Pre-req: Mums 248 AND Mums 311 or Mums 312. PHYS 370. Computational Methods in Python. Advanced computer modeling of physical systems using Python. Pre-requisite: Phys 334 (Computer Modeling using MATLAB). Topics include: downloading and using Python packages/libraries such as scrpy; Python

fundamentals (syntax, logic selection, structures, for/while loops, strings, lists; debugging; writing functions; plotting, program input/output; data modeling; and image processing. SCI 200. Introduction to the Health Professions. This course is designed to help students gain a deeper understanding of the variety of professions impacting the healthcare environment today. Emphasis is placed upon the skills and attributes needed to effectively prepare for entry into the professions. Students will explore health care history, health disparities, healthcare delivery, and culture as it relates to healthcare practice, inter-professional collaboration, and professionalism. Not for students who have taken SCI 229/229L. SOC 460. Violence in Minority Communities. Night after night in most urban areas, local news media reveal stories of horrific violence in urban areas. Some of these events are related to gang activities, drug trafficking, turf wars, guns, and random shootings. Costs (human and financial) are staggering for authorities in law enforcement, the criminal justice system, and the nation. Why do these social conditions exist or persist? What can be done about them from a Christian perspective? Where are churches relevant? These issues and questions will be addressed in this course from a variety of domains intersecting the sociological perspective and public health. SOC 480. Violence against Women. All over the world, violence is used to control or harm women and girls. In Criminology, issues related to domestic abuse, rape, sex trafficking, abduction, and sexual homicide are core to the social problems engulfing societies. In Sociology, violence against women involves the corruption and distortion of gender roles via socialization, discrimination, and power. This course analyzes the most rigorous research plus best practices in in sociology and criminology (as well as related fields) in order to prevent violence against women in church and society. Also, self-defense tactics will be explored with experts in law enforcement and associated professions. Our immediate or urgent aim is to expose the silent treachery and inconspicuous damage that violence against women produces in persons, churches, and nations. (2 cr.) URBN 380. Community Economic Development & Enterprise. This course teaches concepts and frameworks of community economic development with special focus on the role of private enterprise and its relationship to other key actors, such as non-profit institutions and government agencies. Students will study ways in which community development practices, entrepreneurship, and business development can be leveraged to promote economic opportunity in urban neighborhoods. Taught in Wheaton in Chicago only.

Fall 2018 Schedule 3/29/2018

CRN Dept No Sec Qd xlstTitle Cdt Time Days Instructor Fee Tags

Applied Health Science

80064 AHS 101 1 A Wellness 2 8:00 - 9:10 MWF STAFF

80065 AHS 101 2 B Wellness 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Bubu, Michael

80066 AHS 101 3 B Wellness 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF STAFF

80067 AHS 101 4 B Wellness 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Bubu, Michael


80069 AHS 101 6 A Wellness 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF STAFF

80070 AHS 101 7 A Wellness 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR STAFF

80071 AHS 101 8 B Wellness 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Bubu, Michael

80072 AHS 101 9 A Wellness 2 1:15 - 3:05 TR STAFF


81489 AHS 108 0 Rock Climbing 1 8:00-5:00 pm Zeigle, Bryce C. 200

Meets at Devil's Lake Oct 20-24 (Fall Break). Additional fees required.

81807 AHS 134 0 Equestrian Activities 1 8:00-5:00 pm MWF STAFF 95

Meets at HoneyRock Oct 20-24 (Fall Break). Additional fees required.

81808 AHS 136 0 Mountain Biking 1 8:00-5:00 pm MWF STAFF 95

Meets at HoneyRock Oct 20-24 (Fall Break). Additional fees required.

80076 AHS 273 0 A Behavioral Medicine 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Bubu, Michael

80077 AHS 351 0 Human Anatomy 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Townsend, Dana K.

80078 AHS 351L 1 Functional Human Anat Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 T Townsend, Dana K. 150

80079 AHS 351L 2 Functional Human Anat Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 R Townsend, Dana K. 150

81650 AHS 351L 3 Functional Human Anat Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 T Townsend, Dana K. 150

80081 AHS 351L 4 Functional Human Anat Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 R Townsend, Dana K. 150

80082 AHS 351L 5 Functional Human Anat Lab 0 6:30pm - 9:20pm M Townsend, Dana K. 150

81780 AHS 368 0 Concepts in Nutrition 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Ickes, Scott B. cancel

80083 AHS 381 0 Concepts in Epidemiology 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Bubu, Michael

80090 AHS 452 0 Applied Physiology 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Hunt, Brian E.

80084 AHS 452L 1 Applied Physiology Lab 0 8:30 - 10:20 T Hunt, Brian E. 75

80085 AHS 452L 2 Applied Physiology Lab 0 8:30 - 10:20 R Hunt, Brian E. 75

80086 AHS 452L 3 Applied Physiology Lab 0 6:45pm - 8:35pm R Hunt, Brian E. 75

80087 AHS 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80088 AHS 496 0 Internship 4 TO 8 Hunt, Brian E.

Anthropology

80226 ANTH 116 1 Introduction to Anthropology 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Tooley, Christa B. SI, GP,DVRS

Freshmen or sophomore standing or with instructor approval

80227 ANTH 116 2 Introduction to Anthropology 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Howell, Brian M. SI, GP,DVRS

Freshmen or sophomore standing or with instructor approval

81664 ANTH 282 0 A Culture, Travel and Tourism 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Howell, Brian M.

81665 ANTH 324 0 B Anth of Global Christianity 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Howell, Brian M. DVRS

80228 ANTH 353 0 Biculturalism 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Sadiq, Yousaf DUS, GP, DVRS

80229 ANTH 376 0 Culture Theory 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Jeske, Christine R.

81666 ANTH 400 0 Urban Europe 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Tooley, Christa B.

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80242 ANTH 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80231 ANTH 496 0 Internship 4 OR 8 STAFF

Archaeology

80650 ARCH 211 0 OT Archaeology 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Master, Daniel M.

80651 ARCH 213 0 NT Archaeology 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Miglio, Adam E.

81741 ARCH 366 0 BA Archaeology of Biblical Lands 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Master, Daniel M. HP, SI

81742 ARCH 366L 0 BB Arch of Biblical Lands Lab 0 3:30 - 5:30 W Master, Daniel M.

80654 ARCH 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

Art

80199 ART 101 1 B Art Survey 2 12:55 - 2:45 MW STAFF VPAV

80200 ART 101 2 A Art Survey 2 1:15 - 3:05 TR STAFF VPAV

80201 ART 101 3 B Art Survey 2 1:15 - 3:05 TR STAFF VPAV

80202 ART 101 4 A Art Survey 2 12:55 - 2:45 MW STAFF VPAV

80204 ART 211 0 Painting I 3 12:55 - 3:55 MW Lundin, Cherith VPAV

Freshmen & Sophomores only. Others with dep't permission

81662 ART 221 0 Taking Pictures 3 9:00 - 12:00 TR Schreck, Gregory H. VPAV

80206 ART 232 1 Drawing I 3 9:00 - 12:00 TR STAFF VPAV

80208 ART 233 0 Creativity & Design 3 9:00 - 12:00 TR Hooker, David J.


80211 ART 251 0 History-Art & Architecture I 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR STAFF GP, HP

Art majors & minors only. Others with dep't permission

81371 ART 312 0 Film & Darkroom Photography 3 1:15 - 4:15 TR Schreck, Gregory H.

81494 ART 316 0 Ceramics I 3 1:15 - 4:15 TR Hooker, David J.

80213 ART 318 0 Graphic Design I 3 1:15 - 4:15 TR Botts, Jeremy G.


81661 ART 323 0 Figure Drawing 3 1:15 - 4:15 TR Lundin, Cherith

81372 ART 326 0 Digital Filmmaking I 3 1:15 - 4:15 TR Park, Joonhee

80214 ART 329 0 Community Art I 3 1:15 - 4:15 TR STAFF DVRS

81373 ART 332 0 Graphic Design II 3 12:55 - 3:55 MW Botts, Jeremy G.

81663 ART 340 0 Ceramic Sculpture 3 12:55 - 3:55 MW Hooker, David J.

80215 ART 383 0 Digital Photography I 3 12:55 - 3:55 MW Schreck, Gregory H.

81496 ART 425 0 Advanced Studio 3 6:00pm - 9:00pm MW Lundin, Cherith

81507 ART 492 0 Comm Art Capstone/Internship 3 STAFF

80217 ART 495 0 Independent Projects 1 TO 4 STAFF

80218 ART 496 0 Internship 2 TO 8 Botts, Jeremy G.

Astronomy

81375 ASTR 305 0 Astronomy 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Blaauw, Rhiannon C. SIP

Business Economics

80282 B EC 226 1 Prin Of Accountng I 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Tomal, Annette

80283 B EC 226 2 Prin Of Accountng I 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Tomal, Annette

80284 B EC 229 0 B Mgmt Info Systems 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Johnson, Steve

81644 B EC 320 0 Faith & Market Mentorship 2 6:00pm - 8:00pm M Iglesias, David C.

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80300 B EC 321 1 Statistics 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR STAFF

81365 B EC 321 2 Statistics 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR STAFF

81795 B EC 331 0 International Business 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF

80285 B EC 341 1 Principles of Marketing 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Stolze, Hannah

80286 B EC 341 2 Principles of Marketing 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Stolze, Hannah

80287 B EC 342 0 Principles of Management 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Lee, Paul

81796 B EC 352 0 B Business Law 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Bretsen, Steve

80289 B EC 367 1 Principles of Finance 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Norton, Seth W.

80290 B EC 367 2 Principles of Finance 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Norton, Seth W.

81368 B EC 377 0 Marketing & Supply Chain Strat 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Stolze, Hannah

81645 B EC 380 0 UB Comm Econ Dev't & Enterprise 4 STAFF

Wheaton in Chicago course only

80302 B EC 382 1 A Digital Marketing 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm M Grant, Chris 75

Pre-req: B EC 341

81366 B EC 382 2 A Customer Relationship Mgt 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Petricca, Paul F. 25

81797 B EC 433 0 A New Venture Strategy 2 1:15 - 3:05 TR Sveen, David E.

80293 B EC 493 1 Business Strategy 2 8:30 - 10:20 R Norton, Seth W.

Department Approval Required

80294 B EC 493 2 Business Strategy 2 11:15 - 1:05 R Norton, Seth W.


80295 B EC 494 1 Business Seminar 2 8:30 - 10:20 T Bretsen, Steve


80296 B EC 494 2 Business Seminar 2 11:15 - 1:05 T Bretsen, Steve


80298 B EC 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80299 B EC 496 0 Internship 1 TO 4 Stolze, Hannah

Biology

80002 BIOL 201 0 Principles of Biology 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Burden, Lisa M. SP

80004 BIOL 201L 0 Princ Biology Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 R Burden, Lisa M.

80003 BIOL 241 1 Organization of Life 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Thom, Nate SP

80005 BIOL 241 2 Organization of Life 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Thom, Nate SP

80006 BIOL 241L 1 College Biology I Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 T Ogilvie, Coreen B.

80007 BIOL 241L 2 College Biology I Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 T STAFF

80008 BIOL 241L 3 College Biology I Lab 0 6:30pm - 9:20pm T STAFF

80009 BIOL 241L 4 College Biology I Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 R Burden, Lisa M.

80010 BIOL 241L 5 College Biology I Lab 0 12:15 - 3:05 R STAFF

80011 BIOL 241L 6 College Biology I Lab 0 6:30pm - 9:20pm R STAFF

80012 BIOL 241L 7 College Biology I Lab 0 2:15 - 5:05 W STAFF

80013 BIOL 243 0 Processes of Life 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Page, Kristen

80014 BIOL 243L 1 Ecology & Evolution Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 R Page, Kristen 85

80016 BIOL 252 1 Modeling Systems of Life 4 9:20 - 10:30 MW Rorem, Nadine C.

80017 BIOL 252L 1 Biol Systems Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 TR Rorem, Nadine C. 85

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80019 BIOL 331 0 Anatomy & Physiology I 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Busch, Jenny 85

80020 BIOL 331L 1 Anatomy & Physiology I Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 R Busch, Jenny 85

80021 BIOL 331L 2 Anatomy & Physiology I Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 R Busch, Jenny 85

81657 BIOL 344 0 Economic Botany 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF

81658 BIOL 344L 0 Econ Botany Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 T STAFF 85

81659 BIOL 352 0 A Parasitology 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Page, Kristen

80022 BIOL 364 0 Microbiology & Immunology 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Koo, Vanya

80023 BIOL 364L 1 Micro/Immunology Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 T Koo, Vanya 85

80024 BIOL 364L 2 Micro/Immunology Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 T Koo, Vanya 85

80025 BIOL 364L 3 Micro/Immunology Lab 0 6:30pm - 9:20pm T Koo, Vanya 85

81660 BIOL 375 0 B Intro to Bioinformatics 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Koo, Vanya

80026 BIOL 494 0 The Integrated Biologist 2 1:15 - 3:05 R Page, Kristen

80027 BIOL 495 0 Biological Research 2 OR 4 STAFF 100

80028 BIOL 496 0 Biology Internship 2 OR 4 STAFF

Bible & Theology

80656 BITH 211 1 OT Lit & Interpretation 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T STAFF

81740 BITH 211 2 OT Lit & Interpretation 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Abernethy, Andrew

80658 BITH 211 3 OT Lit & Interpretation 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR STAFF

80659 BITH 211 4 OT Lit & Interpretation 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Hill, Andrew E.

80660 BITH 211 5 OT Lit & Interpretation 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Walton, John H.

80661 BITH 211 6 OT Lit & Interpretation 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF STAFF



80664 BITH 213 1 NT Lit & Interpretation 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR STAFF

80665 BITH 213 2 NT Lit & Interpretation 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF


80667 BITH 213 4 NT Lit & Interpretation 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF STAFF

80668 BITH 213 5 NT Lit & Interpretation 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T STAFF

80669 BITH 213 6 NT Lit & Interpretation 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Sosa Siliezar, Carlos R.

80670 BITH 213 7 NT Lit & Interpretation 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Peeler, Amy L.


81746 BITH 311 0 BA Archaeology of Biblical Lands 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Master, Daniel M. HP, SI

81784 BITH 311L 0 BB Arch of Biblical Lands Lab 0 3:30 - 5:30 W Master, Daniel M.

80672 BITH 315 1 Christian Thought 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Bacote, Vince

80673 BITH 315 2 Christian Thought 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Bruce, Matt

80674 BITH 315 3 Christian Thought 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Johnson, Keith L.

80675 BITH 315 4 Christian Thought 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Lauber, David

80676 BITH 315 5 Christian Thought 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF STAFF

80677 BITH 315 6 Christian Thought 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Barbeau, Jeffrey W.



80680 BITH 325 0 Biblical Interp & Hermeneutics 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Green, Gene L.

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81786 BITH 330 0 Early Christianity Integration 2 11:15 - 1:05 R Lee, Gregory W.

81743 BITH 342 0 Majority World Theology 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Green, Gene L. GP

81402 BITH 345 0 B Life of David 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Hill, Andrew E.

81744 BITH 349 0 A OT Topics: Daniel 2 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Walton, John H.

80740 BITH 359 2 NT Books 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF STAFF

80683 BITH 372 0 Historical Theology 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Bruce, Matt

80684 BITH 374 0 Systematic Theology 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Jones, Beth F.

80742 BITH 375 0 Christian Ethics 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Lauber, David

80743 BITH 376 0 Theologies of Transformation 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Lee, Gregory W.

Wheaton in Chicago only

81747 BITH 383 0 A Gender & Theology 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Jones, Beth F. DVRS

81785 BITH 393 0 Topics in Christian Thought 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR STAFF

81748 BITH 431 0 A OT OT Criticism 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Hill, Andrew E.

81512 BITH 443 0 HE Hebrew Exegesis: Isaiah 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Schultz, Richard L.

81408 BITH 443 2 A Hebrew Exegesis: Amos 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Carroll, Danny

81542 BITH 449 0 OH OT Theology 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm M Schultz, Richard L.

81749 BITH 451 1 A DC Greek Exegesis:Matthew 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Capes, David B.

81751 BITH 488 0 Karl Barth 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Johnson, Keith L.

80690 BITH 494 0 Senior Seminar 2 1:15 - 3:05 R Peeler, Amy L. & Lee, Gregory W.

80691 BITH 495 1 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80692 BITH 496 0 Internship 1 TO 4 STAFF

80693 BITH 499 0 Honors Thesis 2 OR 4 STAFF

80694 BITH 505 0 GR German for Reading 4 3:35 - 5:25 WF Shaffer, Clint

81415 BITH 508 0 Intro to Hebrew Exegesis 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Walton, John H.

81416 BITH 509 0 Intro to Greek Exegesis 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Moo, Doug

80695 BITH 524 0 A Intro to Hermeneutics 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF STAFF

81752 BITH 531 0 B New Testament Hermeneutics 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF STAFF

81753 BITH 533 0 Exploring the Old Testament 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T STAFF

80697 BITH 536 1 A OT Book Study: Psalms 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Bullock, Hassell

80698 BITH 536 2 B OT Book Studies-Deuteronomy 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Block, Daniel I.

81607 BITH 541 1 A OT Old Testament Criticism 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Hill, Andrew E.

81810 BITH 555 0 Exploring the New Testament 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF STAFF

80705 BITH 565 1 Christian Theology 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Cortez, Marc

80706 BITH 565 2 Christian Theology 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm R Bacote, Vince

80708 BITH 573 0 Scripture and Theology 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Cortez, Marc

80709 BITH 576 0 Hist of Christianity to 1900 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF STAFF

80710 BITH 581 0 The Reformation 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR McNutt, Jennifer P.

81812 BITH 585 0 History of Christianity in North America 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF

80749 BITH 635 1 HE Hebrew Exegesis: Isaiah 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Schultz, Richard L.

81420 BITH 636 1 A HE Hebrew Exegesis: Amos 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Carroll, Danny

81421 BITH 638 0 OH OT Theology 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm M Schultz, Richard L.

80713 BITH 646 0 Greek Exegesis:1 Corinthians 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Laansma, Jon C.

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81754 BITH 647 0 A DC Greek Exegesis: Matthew 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Capes, David B.

80714 BITH 653 0 A AM Historical Theol:Patristics 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Bruce, Matt

80715 BITH 654 0 B AM Hist Theology: Medieval 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Bruce, Matt

80716 BITH 675 0 AE Adv Syst Theology: Creation 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm W McNutt, David W.

80717 BITH 676 0 AE System Theology: Creation 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm W McNutt, David W.

80718 BITH 677 0 Modern British Religious Hist 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Larsen, Timothy T.

81755 BITH 679 0 HT Sem:Theol & Autobiography 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Barbeau, Jeffrey W.

80719 BITH 684 0 Vocation Formation 0 5:05 - 6:05pm M Cortez, Marc

80720 BITH 692 0 Comprehensive Exam 0 Capes, David B. 25

80721 BITH 695 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80722 BITH 696 0 Internship 2 OR 4 STAFF

80723 BITH 698 0 Thesis 4 STAFF

80724 BITH 699 0 Thesis Continuation 0 STAFF 50

80725 BITH 751 0 Intro to Doctoral Research 0 1:15 - 3:05 T Treier, Daniel J.

80726 BITH 793 0 Directed Study 2 TO 4 STAFF

80727 BITH 794 0 Directed Study-Liberal Arts 2 TO 4 STAFF

80728 BITH 795 0 Guided Research 1 TO 4 STAFF

80729 BITH 798 0 Guided Pedagogical Experience 2 STAFF

80730 BITH 881 0 Biblical Interp & Theology 4 8:00 - 11:30 T Treier, Daniel J.

80731 BITH 882 0 OE Old Testament Social Ethics 4 8:00 - 11:30 M Carroll, Danny

81756 BITH 883 0 Doctrine of Creation 4 8:00 - 11:30 R Cortez, Marc

80732 BITH 898 0 Dissertation 0 Treier, Daniel J.

80733 BITH 899 0 Dissertation Continuation (FT) 0 Treier, Daniel J.

80734 BITH 999 0 Dissertation Continuation (PT) 0 Treier, Daniel J.

Christian Education

80349 C E 111 0 A Foundations of Ministry 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Root, Gerald R.

81333 C E 115 0 Intro to Christian Formation 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR McRay, Barrett W.

81787 C E 212 0 Discipleship & Small Groups 4 7:00pm - 9:00pm T Haase, Dan

Meets 825-27 off campus; Chaplains office approval req'd

81714 C E 216 0 Discipleship Practicum Haase, Dan

80353 C E 222 0 Transformational Education 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Larson, Mimi

80355 C E 223 0 Human Development & Ministry 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Larson, Mimi SI

81594 C E 226 0 Christian Spiritual Practices 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Schwanda, Tom

80384 C E 231 0 B Evangelism 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Root, Gerald R.

81713 C E 232 0 Spiritual Guide & Discern 2 1:15 - 3:05 R Haase, Dan

81338 C E 251 0 Ministry Practicum 0 Haase, Dan

80354 C E 259 1 C.S. Lewis & Spiritual Form 2 6:30pm - 8:20pm M Root, Gerald R.

80356 C E 333 0 Student Care in College Min 2 3:15 - 5:05 R McRay, Barrett W.

For RA's only

81336 C E 339 0 Compassion & Crisis Ministry 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR McRay, Barrett W.

81715 C E 346 0 Discipleship 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Schwanda, Tom

80358 C E 421 0 Philosophy of Ministry 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Setran, David P.

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80361 C E 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80362 C E 496 0 Internship 0 Haase, Dan

Christian Formation & Ministry

80364 CFM 512 0 Bible in Ministry 2 1:15 - 3:05 R Schwanda, Tom

80366 CFM 513 0 History/Phil of Ministry 4 2:15 - 5:45 M Setran, David P.

80367 CFM 514 0 Ministry in Culture 2 8:30 - 10:20 R Haase, Dan

80368 CFM 514 2 A Ministry in Culture 2 8:30 - 12:00 MTWRFS Karianjahi, Muhia

Meets Sept 25-Oct 4 at HoneyRock. OAL only. Adv Prep Req'd

80369 CFM 516 0 Teaching for Transformation 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm M Larson, Mimi

80370 CFM 521 1 Personal Spiritual Formation 2 11:15 - 1:05 R May, Scottie 30

Required retreat. Dates/times TBD

80371 CFM 521 2H Personal Spiritual Formation 2 8:00 - 12:00 F Karianjahi, Muhia 30

Meets at HoneyRock. OAL only

81809 CFM 547 0 Philosophy of Ministry 2 Karianjahi, Muhia

Intensive; meets 10/17-10/20 at HoneyRock Adv Prep req'd.

81109 CFM 661 0 Foundations of Experiential Ed 4 8:30 - 5:00 MTWRF Setran, David P.

Meets at HoneyRock August 30-Sept 7. OAL students only

80387 CFM 663 0 B Leadership Dev't Outdoor Minis 4 8:30 - 5:00 TWRF Ribbe, Rob

Meets 11/7-11/18 at HoneyRock. OAL only. Adv Prep Req'd

80375 CFM 691 0 Concentration Mentoring Grp 0 Setran, David P.

80376 CFM 692 0 Creative Project 2 STAFF

80377 CFM 693 0 Ministry Practicum 0 Haase, Dan

81788 CFM 694 0 Calling & Vocation 2 8:00 - 12:00 M STAFF

Meets at HoneyRock

80378 CFM 695 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

81110 CFM 696 0 Internship 2 Haase, Dan

80379 CFM 698 0 Applied Thesis/Thesis 2 STAFF

80380 CFM 699 0 Final Project Continuation 0 STAFF 50

Chemistry

80832 CHEM 231 1 General Chemistry I 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Lane, Lori B.

80833 CHEM 231 2 General Chemistry I 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Lane, Lori B.

80834 CHEM 231 3 General Chemistry I 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF

80835 CHEM 231L 1 General Chemistry Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 T David, Melody J.

80836 CHEM 231L 2 General Chemistry Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 T Walhout, Peter K.

80837 CHEM 231L 3 General Chemistry Lab 0 6:45pm - 9:35pm T STAFF

80838 CHEM 231L 4 General Chemistry Lab 0 2:15 - 5:05 W Lane, Lori B.

80839 CHEM 231L 5 General Chemistry Lab 0 6:45pm - 9:35pm W Walhout, Peter K.

80840 CHEM 231L 6 General Chemistry Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 R Lane, Lori B.

80841 CHEM 231L 7 General Chemistry Lab 0 12:15 - 3:05 R STAFF

80842 CHEM 231L 8 General Chemistry Lab 0 6:45pm - 9:35pm R STAFF

81394 CHEM 241 0 Princ Organic Chem 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF

81395 CHEM 241L 0 Princ Org Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 R STAFF 95

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80845 CHEM 294 0 Chemistry Colloquium 1 6:45pm - 7:35pm T Burden, Daniel L.

81506 CHEM 321 0 Pseudoscience & Faith 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Walhout, Peter K. SIP

80846 CHEM 341 1 Organic Chemistry I 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Dick, Allison R.

80847 CHEM 341 2 Organic Chemistry I 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF STAFF

80848 CHEM 341L 1 Organic Chemistry I Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 T Dick, Allison R. 95

80849 CHEM 341L 2 Organic Chemistry I Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 T Dick, Allison R. 95

80850 CHEM 341L 3 Organic Chemistry I Lab 0 2:15 - 5:05 W STAFF 95

80851 CHEM 341L 4 Organic Chemistry I Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 R Sikkenga, David L. 95

80853 CHEM 355 0 Analytical Chemistry 2 11:15 - 12:05 R Burden, Daniel L.

80854 CHEM 355L 1 Analytical Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 R Burden, Daniel L. 95

80855 CHEM 355L 2 Analytical Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 R Burden, Daniel L. 95

80856 CHEM 371 0 Physical Chemistry I 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Walhout, Peter K.

80859 CHEM 457 0 Adv Analytcl Chem II 2 11:15 - 12:05 T Burden, Daniel L.

80860 CHEM 457L 0 Adv Analy Lab 0 1:15 - 2:15 T Burden, Daniel L. 95

80861 CHEM 462 0 A Advanced Biochemistry 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Eggimann, Becky L.

80862 CHEM 494 0 Chemistry In Context 2 8:30 - 10:20 R Eggimann, Becky L.

80863 CHEM 495 0 Independent Research 2 OR 4 STAFF 95

80864 CHEM 496 0 Internship 1 TO 4 STAFF

Chinese

80535 CHIN 101 1 Elementary Chinese I 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Wang, Rose

80536 CHIN 101 2 Elementary Chinese I 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Wang, Rose

80538 CHIN 201 0 Intermediate Mandarin Chinese 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Zhai, Wenyang

81703 CHIN 301 0 A Chinese Character Acquisition 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Wang, Rose

81704 CHIN 335 0 B Business Chinese 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Wang, Rose

81705 CHIN 336 0 Chinese Cinema 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Zhai, Wenyang

81706 CHIN 346 0 Modern Chinese Literature 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Zhai, Wenyang

Clinical Mental Health Counseling

80389 CMHC 611 0 Foundations of Integration I 1 11:45 - 12:45 W Butman, Richard & Brown, Eric

80390 CMHC 618 1 Research Design 3 8:30 - 11:20 M Huttenlock, Terry L.

80392 CMHC 621 0 Counseling Skills & Techniques 2 8:30 - 10:20 W Schultz, Tammy

80393 CMHC 621L 0 Basic Counseling Skills Lab 1 Schultz, Tammy

80394 CMHC 622 0 Clin Counsel Theory Practice I 3 12:55 - 3:45 W Kiteki, Bellah N.

80395 CMHC 624 0 Issues/Ethics Prof Practice 3 12:30 - 3:20 M Schultz, Tammy 480

81380 CMHC 631 0 Lifespan Development 3 12:55 - 3:45 W Brown, Eric M.

80397 CMHC 641 0 Assessment in Counseling 3 12:30 - 3:20 M STAFF

80398 CMHC 649 0 Multicultural & Soc Advocacy 3 8:30 - 11:20 M Kiteki, Bellah N.

80399 CMHC 692 1 Graduate Counseling Practicum 3 3:30 - 5:00 M Butman, Richard E.

80400 CMHC 692 2 Graduate Counseling Practicum 3 3:30 - 5:00 M Kiteki, Bellah N.

80401 CMHC 692 3 Graduate Counseling Practicum 3 3:30 - 5:00 M Schultz, Tammy

80402 CMHC 692 4 Graduate Counseling Practicum 3 3:30 - 5:00 M Brown, Eric M.

80403 CMHC 696 1 Graduate Internship 3 3:30 - 5:00 M Butman, Richard E.

80404 CMHC 696 2 Graduate Internship 3 3:30 - 5:00 M Kiteki, Bellah N.

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80405 CMHC 696 3 Graduate Internship 3 3:30 - 5:00 M Schultz, Tammy

81560 CMHC 696 4 Graduate Internship 3 3:30 - 5:00 M Brown, Eric M.

Communication

80091 COMM 101 1 A Public Speaking 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Schuchardt, Read

80092 COMM 101 2 B Public Speaking 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Schuchardt, Read

80093 COMM 101 3 A Public Speaking 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Mangin, Katy A.

80094 COMM 101 4 B Public Speaking 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Mangin, Katy A.

81680 COMM 101 5 A Public Speaking 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Mangin, Katy A.

81681 COMM 101 6 B Public Speaking 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Mangin, Katy A.

80097 COMM 101 7 A Public Speaking 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Liu, Esther H.

81099 COMM 101 8 B Public Speaking 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Liu, Esther H.

81100 COMM 101 9 A Public Speaking 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Robbins, Kelley K.

81101 COMM 101 10 B Public Speaking 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Robbins, Kelley K.

81102 COMM 101 11 A Public Speaking 2 1:15 - 3:05 TR Robbins, Kelley K.

81103 COMM 101 12 B Public Speaking 2 1:15 - 3:05 TR Robbins, Kelley K.

81682 COMM 101 13 B Public Speaking 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm R Rorvik, John G.

81497 COMM 171 0 A Intro to Acting 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Mangin, Andy VPAT

Freshmen & Sophomores only; others with instructor approval

80098 COMM 201 1 Fundmntls Oral Communication 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Sietman, Rebecca B.

80100 COMM 215 0 Journalism 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Morgan, Timothy C.

80101 COMM 219 0 Journalism Co-Curricular 0 Morgan, Timothy C.

80102 COMM 221 1 Interpersonal Comm 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Liu, Esther H.

80105 COMM 241 0 Media Studies 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Schuchardt, Read

80106 COMM 246 0 Media Production 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Park, Joonhee

81683 COMM 250 0 A Fake News & Public Rhetoric 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Chase, Ken

80107 COMM 252 0 Argument & Debate 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Sietman, Rebecca B.

80108 COMM 253 0 Messages, Influence & Culture 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Hill, Theon E. DUS, DVRS

80109 COMM 271 0 Theater Survey 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Stauffer, Michael E. 100

80110 COMM 296 0 Journalism Practicum 2 TO 4 Morgan, Timothy C.

80111 COMM 301 0 Communication Theory 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Langan, Emily J.

81332 COMM 302 0 Rhetorical Theory 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Chase, Ken

80112 COMM 312 0 Communication Criticism 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Hill, Theon E.

81685 COMM 340 0 Crisis & Reputation Management 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T STAFF

81779 COMM 341 0 Media, Religion and Culture 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Schuchardt, Read

80113 COMM 345 0 Narrative Media 4 2:15 - 4:05 MW Park, Joonhee

81684 COMM 353 0 Adv Persuasive Speaking 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Hill, Theon E.

81105 COMM 367 0 A Reconciliation & Conflict Res 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Liu, Esther H.

80114 COMM 373 0 Theater Workout 0 4:15 - 5:30 TR Lewis, Mark N.

80115 COMM 374 0 Directing 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Stauffer, Michael E. 100

80116 COMM 393 0 Intercollegiate Debate 0 Sietman, Rebecca B.

80117 COMM 424 0 B Bargaining & Negotiation 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Liu, Esther H.

81686 COMM 424 2 Non-Verbal Communication 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Langan, Emily J.

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80120 COMM 473 0 Acting II 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Bell, Kailey B.

81687 COMM 474 0 January Project 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Bell, Kailey B.

80122 COMM 494 0 B Senior Seminar 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Chase, Ken

80123 COMM 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80124 COMM 496 0 Internship 2 TO 4 STAFF

80125 COMM 498 0 Journalism internship 2 OR 4 Morgan, Timothy C.

Core Studies

80034 CORE 101 1 FYS-Biology & Glory of God 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Rorem, Nadine C.

80040 CORE 101 2 FYS-Living in God's Creation 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Keil, Chris

80062 CORE 101 3 FYS-Living in God's Creation 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Keil, Chris

80063 CORE 101 4 FYS-Where Do We Come From? 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Moshier, Stephen O.

80126 CORE 101 5 FYS-Happily Ever After? 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Shaffer, Clint

80127 CORE 101 6 FYS-Spiritual Practices 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Wilhoit, James & Eggimann, Becky.

80128 CORE 101 7 FYS-Chivalry & Good Life 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Henley, Grant H.

80129 CORE 101 8 FYS-Place Matters 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Johnson, Karen J.

80197 CORE 101 9 FYS-Freedom 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF McGraw, Bryan T.

80198 CORE 101 10 FYS-Accounting for Beauty 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR O'Connor, Robert C.

81647 CORE 101 11 FYS: What is a Thriving City? 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Toly, Noah J.

80249 CORE 101 12 FYS-Culture & the Good Life 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Howell, Brian M.

80250 CORE 101 13 FYS-The Suburban Good Life 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Miller, Brian J.

80266 CORE 101 14 FYS-Why Do We Suffer? 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Borden, Sarah R.

80267 CORE 101 15 FYS-Why Do We Suffer? 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Borden, Sarah R.

80347 CORE 101 16 FYS-Cosmology & the Good Life 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Bishop, Robert C.

81766 CORE 101 17 FYS:Living Well in Community 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Colon, Christine A.

80381 CORE 101 18 FYS: Soul, Mind or Brain? 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Struthers, William M.

80382 CORE 101 19 FYS-Spiritual Practices 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Wilhoit, James C.

80445 CORE 101 20 FYS-Diversity & Community 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Harkrider, Melissa

80482 CORE 101 21 FYS-Who Am I? 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Eveleigh, Elisha

80483 CORE 101 22 FYS-Memories & Good Life 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Callender, Aimee A.

80530 CORE 101 23 FYS-What is Justice? 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Beitler, Jim

81767 CORE 101 24 FYS: Creativity & Good Life 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Mazzarella, Nicole

81782 CORE 101 25 FYS: Soul, Mind, or Brain? 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Struthers, William M.

80533 CORE 101 26 FYS-What is an Individual? 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Galbraith, Jeff

80754 CORE 101 27 FYS-How Do We Help the Poor? 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Graves, Michael W.

80755 CORE 101 28 FYS-What is Love? 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Lauber, David

80756 CORE 101 29 FYS-Who is God? 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Peeler, Amy L.

80757 CORE 101 30 FYS-Power, Tragedy, Good Life 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Miglio, Adam E.

81017 CORE 101 32 FYS-Sexuality & Identity 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Jones, Stanton L.

81019 CORE 101 33 FYS-Sexuality & Identity 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Jones, Stanton L.

81020 CORE 101 34 FYS-Modern American Families 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Miglio, Sarah B.

81356 CORE 101 37 FYS: Diversities in Good Life 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm R Kim, Hanmee

81412 CORE 101 39 FYS: How Should We Face Death? 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Johnson, Keith L.

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81457 CORE 101 41 FYS:How Do We Love "the Other" 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Nonaka, Miho

81688 CORE 313 0 AIS: Sport & Social Change 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Langan, Emily J. SI

81730 CORE 316 0 AIS: Sport Psychology 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Phinney, Ray SI

81670 CORE 322 0 AIS: What Is Money Good For? 4 6:00pm - 9:30pm T Jeske, Christine R. DUS, GP

81413 CORE 324 0 AIS:Theol/Lit of Black Body 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Jones, Beth F. & Kriner, Tiffany E. DUS, LE

81738 CORE 337 0 AIS: Justice, Law and Society 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm M Miglio, Adam E. (PI)

81720 CORE 338 0 AIS: Physics of Sound 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Whitney, Heather M. SP

81733 CORE 339 0 AIS:Africa's Oral Past 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Stringham, Noel & Buis, Johann HP

81783 CORE 341 0 AIS: Stress and Flourshing 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Thom, Nate SIP

Computer Science

81652 CSCI 200 0 Programming for Business 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Kim, Hyunju

81651 CSCI 210 0 B Computer Programming Principle 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Pohly, Devin J.

80130 CSCI 235 0 Programming I: Problem Solving 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Kim, Hyunju AAQR

80131 CSCI 235L 1 Programming I Lab 0 8:30 - 10:20 R Kim, Hyunju

80132 CSCI 235L 2 Programming I Lab 0 1:15 - 3:05 R Kim, Hyunju

80133 CSCI 243 0 FP Discrete Math/Functional Prog 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF VanDrunen, Thomas J. AAQR

80134 CSCI 245 0 Programming II: OO Design 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Pohly, Devin J.

80135 CSCI 245L 0 Programming II Lab 0 1:15 - 3:05 T Pohly, Devin J.

80136 CSCI 351 0 Intro to Computer Systems 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Pohly, Devin J.

81653 CSCI 371 0 Database System 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Kim, Hyunju

81654 CSCI 445 0 Analysis/Algorithms 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF VanDrunen, Thomas J.

Economics

80307 ECON 211 1 Principles of Microeconomics 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Cook, Jeremy A. SI

80308 ECON 211 2 Principles of Microeconomics 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Cook, Jeremy A. SI

80305 ECON 211 3 Principles of Microeconomics 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Forsstrom, Matthew P. SI



81798 ECON 325 1 Intermediate Macroeconomics 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Hill, Enoch S.

81799 ECON 325 2 Intermediate Macroeconomics 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Hill, Enoch S.

81801 ECON 345 0 Money & Banking 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Finley, John G.

81800 ECON 362 0 Wealth & Poverty of Nations 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Long, Jason M.

80314 ECON 366 0 International Economics 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Hill, Enoch S.

81802 ECON 378 0 Economics of Labor & Poverty 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Cook, Jeremy A. DUS

81369 ECON 492 1 Senior Legacy Capstone 2 1:15 - 3:05 T Forsstrom, Matthew P.

Department Approval Required.

80315 ECON 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

Education

80605 EDUC 135 1 School & Society 2 4:00 - 5:50 R Eckert, Jon

80606 EDUC 135 2 School & Society 2 6:00pm - 7:50pm R Eckert, Jon

80607 EDUC 136 1 B Teaching Diverse Students 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Vroom Fick, Sara J. DVRS

80608 EDUC 136 2 B Teaching Diverse Students 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Vroom Fick, Sara J. DVRS

80609 EDUC 136L 0 Cross-cultural Tutoring 1 Vroom Fick, Sara J.

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80645 EDUC 201 0 EP U.S. Education Policy 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Eckert, Jon SI

80610 EDUC 225 0 Psych & Dev Contexts of Educ 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Kim, Il-Hee

80611 EDUC 225 2 Psych & Dev Contexts of Educ 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Kim, Il-Hee

80612 EDUC 225L 0 Teacher Aiding Practicum 1 Felker, Karen & Kim, Il-Hee

80614 EDUC 305 1 A Learning Differences 2 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Boehm, Thomas L.

80613 EDUC 305 2 A Learning Differences 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Boehm, Thomas L.

80615 EDUC 305L 0 Learning Differences Practicum 1 Boehm, Thomas L.

80616 EDUC 306 0 CC Classroom Comm & Curr Int 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Eckert, Jon

80617 EDUC 308 0 B Exceptional Child Survey 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Ruiz, Diane S.

80618 EDUC 324L 0 B Middle/HS:Meth Pract 1 MTWRF Lederhouse, Jill

80647 EDUC 338 0 Cross-Categorical Methods 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Lederhouse, Jill

80646 EDUC 338L 0 LBS Practicum I-B 1 Lederhouse, Jill

80620 EDUC 405L 0 Middle Grade Practicum 1 Morrison, Sally E.

80621 EDUC 494 1 ED Senior Seminar:Elementary 2 4:30 - 6:30pm T Morrison, Sally E. 300

80622 EDUC 494 2 EE Senior Sem:Middle Grades 2 4:30 - 6:30pm T Lederhouse, Jill 300

80623 EDUC 494 3 EF Senior Seminar:High School 2 4:30 - 6:30pm T STAFF 300

80624 EDUC 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80625 EDUC 496 0 Student Teaching 9 Lederhouse, Jill

80626 EDUC 497 1 B Philosophy of Education 3 11:35 - 2:05 MTWRF STAFF 175

Meets Nov 26-30, Dec 10 on campus; Dec 3-7 at HoneyRock

80627 EDUC 497 2 B EC Philosophy of Education 3 2:15 - 4:45 MTWRF STAFF 175


80628 EDUC 497 3 B Philosophy of Education 3 11:35 - 3:35 MTWRF Morrison, Sally E.

Meets Nov 26-Dec 10 on campus; dept chair sign req'd

80629 EDUC 505L 0 Learning Differences Practicum 0 Boehm, Thomas L.

80630 EDUC 506 0 CC Classroom Comm & Curr Int 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Eckert, Jon

80631 EDUC 507L 0 Middle Grade Practicum 0 Morrison, Sally E.

80632 EDUC 515L 0 Cross-Cultural Tutoring 0 Vroom Fick, Sara J.

80633 EDUC 521L 0 Teaching Aiding Practicum 0 Felker, Karen & Kim, Il-Hee

81499 EDUC 527L 0 Second/Mid Educ Prac 0 Lederhouse, Jill

80634 EDUC 541 0 Statistics In Educ 2 6:00pm - 7:50pm W Kim, Il-Hee

80635 EDUC 587 0 B EC Phil Foundations Of Education 3 2:15 - 4:45 MTWRF STAFF 175


80648 EDUC 587 2 B Phil Foundations Of Education 3 11:35 - 3:35 MTWRF Morrison, Sally E.

Meets Nov 26-Dec 10 on campus; dept chair sign req'd

80636 EDUC 594 1 ED Craft Of Teaching-Elementary 2 4:30 - 6:30pm T Morrison, Sally E. 300

80637 EDUC 594 2 EE Craft Of Teach-Mid Grades 2 4:30 - 6:30pm T Lederhouse, Jill 300

80638 EDUC 594 3 EF Craft Of Teaching-Secondary 2 4:30 - 6:30pm T STAFF 300

80639 EDUC 595 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80640 EDUC 596 0 Student Teaching 9 Lederhouse, Jill

80641 EDUC 598 0 Action Reserch Paper 2 STAFF

80642 EDUC 599 0 Action Research Continuation 0 STAFF 50

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80643 EDUC 698 0 Thesis 4 STAFF

80644 EDUC 699 0 Thesis Continuation 0 STAFF 50

English Literature

80484 ENGL 111 1 SWL: Spiritual Battle in Lit 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Dunn-Hensley, Susan M. LE

80485 ENGL 111 2 SWL: Classics-Shakespeare 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Galbraith, Jeff LE

81758 ENGL 112 0 SWL: Comedy & Tragedy 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Gibson, Alison R. LE, VPAT

80488 ENGL 115 1 Modern Global Literature 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Dunn-Hensley, Susan M. LE

80489 ENGL 215 1 Classical/Early British Lit 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Weber, Benjamin D. LE

80490 ENGL 215 2 Classical/Early British Lit 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Gibson, Richard H. LE

80491 ENGL 215 3 Classical/Early British Lit 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Gibson, Richard H. LE

80492 ENGL 225 0 Topical Seminar:Poetry 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Nonaka, Miho

81759 ENGL 285 0 B Chinese Literature 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Martindale, Wayne DVRS

80493 ENGL 326 0 A Children's Lit 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm R Dunn-Hensley, Susan M.

81446 ENGL 336 0 English Renaissance 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Weber, Benjamin D.

80520 ENGL 342 0 Am Lit:Realism To Modernism 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Kriner, Tiffany E. DVRS

81760 ENGL 355 0 Romantic Period 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Colon, Christine A.

81761 ENGL 383 0 B Cormac McCarthy 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Bieber Lake, Christina

80523 ENGL 385 1 A C.S. Lewis 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Martindale, Wayne

81762 ENGL 385 2 B Donne 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Dunn-Hensley, Susan M.

81763 ENGL 415 0 The Archaeology of Texts 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Gibson, Richard H.

80497 ENGL 494 0 Senior Seminar 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Bieber Lake, Christina

80498 ENGL 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80499 ENGL 496 0 Literature Internship 1 TO 4 STAFF

Engineering

80319 ENGR 101 0 Intro to Engineering 1 1:15 - 2:20 T Hsu, David D.

81725 ENGR 125 0 Introduction to AutoCAD 2 6:45pm - 9:35pm T STAFF 65

80321 ENGR 201 0 ENGR Mechanics 1 - Statics 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Hsu, David D.

80339 ENGR 223 0 Strength of Materials 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Hsu, David D.

English Writing

80500 ENGW 103 1 Composition and Research 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Gibson, Alison R.

80502 ENGW 103 3 Composition and Research 4 3:15 - 5:05 TR Gibson, Alison R.

80503 ENGW 103 4 Composition and Research 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Weber, Benjamin D.

80504 ENGW 103 5 Composition and Research 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Bratcher, Drew

80505 ENGW 103 6 Composition and Research 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Kriner, Tiffany E.

80506 ENGW 103 7 Composition and Research 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Lapeyre, Chris

80507 ENGW 103 8 Composition and Research 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Lapeyre, Chris

81450 ENGW 103 9 Composition and Research 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Mazzarella, Nicole

81451 ENGW 104 1 A Composition and Research 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Lapeyre, Chris

80509 ENGW 104 2 A Composition and Research 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Ryken, Leland

80510 ENGW 104 3 B Composition and Research 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Ryken, Leland

80511 ENGW 104 4 B Composition and Research 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF

80512 ENGW 213 1 Creative Writing 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Bratcher, Drew

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80513 ENGW 213 2 Creative Writing 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Nonaka, Miho

80528 ENGW 332 0 Creative Non-Fiction 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Bratcher, Drew

81765 ENGW 336 0 Fiction Writing 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Mazzarella, Nicole

81455 ENGW 471 0 Comp Theory 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Beitler, Jim

80515 ENGW 494 0 Senior Seminar in Writing 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Davis, Jeffry C.

80516 ENGW 495 0 Writing Projects 1 TO 4 STAFF

80517 ENGW 496 0 Writing Internship 1 TO 4 STAFF

Environmental Science

80035 ENVR 221 0 Intro to Environmental Science 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Smidt, Sam 40 SP

Freshmen & Sophomores only. Others with dept permission

80036 ENVR 221L 1 Intro to Envir Science Lab 0 7:30 - 10:20 R Smidt, Sam

80037 ENVR 221L 2 Intro to Envir Science Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 R Wietelmann, Paige E.

81443 ENVR 395 0 Independent Study-Envr Science 2 TO 4 STAFF 25

80038 ENVR 495 0 Environmental Sci Research 2 TO 4 STAFF

80039 ENVR 496 0 Internship 2 TO 4 Keil, Chris

Evangelism

81726 EVAN 526 0 Gospel: Evangelism & Renewal 4 8:30 - 5:30 MTWRFS STAFF

Meets 10/22-27. Register by 9/24. Adv, Prep required.

81728 EVAN 545 0 Culture: Emerging & Global 4 8:30 - 5:30 MTWRFS STAFF

Meets October 1-6. Adv Prep Req'd. Reg by Sept 3

80960 EVAN 692 0 Comprehensive Exam 0 Richardson, Rick 75

80952 EVAN 695 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80953 EVAN 696 0 Internship 2 OR 4 STAFF

80954 EVAN 698 0 Thesis/Applied Thesis 2 OR 4 STAFF

80955 EVAN 699 0 Thesis/Applied Thesis Contin 0 STAFF 50

French

80542 FREN 101 0 Elementary French I 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF STAFF

80543 FREN 103 1 Accel Elem French 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Savage, Alan D.

80544 FREN 201 1 Intermediate French 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Abel, Sheri L.

80545 FREN 201 2 Intermediate French 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Abel, Sheri L.

80546 FREN 331 1 French Conversation 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Abel, Sheri L. 25

81707 FREN 333 0 Intro to Francophone World 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Savage, Alan D.

81708 FREN 348 0 Adolescence/Adulthood in Lit 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Savage, Alan D. LE

80549 FREN 371 0 FM Meth of Teach Foreign Language 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Barlar, Sharenda H.

Education students or instructor's signature

80550 FREN 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80551 FREN 496 0 Internship 2 OR 4 STAFF

Global & Experiential Learning

81343 GEL 211 0 Vocation Practicum 2 OR 4 7:00pm - 9:00pm M Haase, Dan

81509 GEL 231 0 B Orientation to Study Abroad 2 4:00 - 6:00 pm R Klingler, Timothy & Wood, Adam GPA

5:00 - 6:30 pm M

81649 GEL 232 0 A Re-Entry Seminar 2 3:15 - 6:45pm T Klingler, Timothy M. GPB

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Geography

80428 GEOG 211 0 A General Geography 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Lovett, Carla K.

Geology

80042 GEOL 211 1 Exploring the Dynamic Earth 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF STAFF 35 SP

80043 GEOL 211 2 Exploring the Dynamic Earth 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF 35 SP

80044 GEOL 211L 1 Dynamic Earth Lab 0 8:30 - 10:20 T Heidlauf, Lisa E.



80048 GEOL 211L 5 Dynamic Earth Lab 0 11:15 - 1:05 R STAFF

80049 GEOL 211L 6 Dynamic Earth Lab 0 1:15 - 3:05 R STAFF

80061 GEOL 307 0 Water, The Essential Resource 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Smidt, Sam 25 SIP

81671 GEOL 344 0 Gen Petrology & Petrography 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Moshier, Stephen O. 120

81672 GEOL 344L 0 G P & P Lab 0 8:30 - 10:20 T Moshier, Stephen O. 25

80050 GEOL 371 0 B GIS 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF STAFF

80051 GEOL 371L 1 B GIS Lab 0 11:15 - 1:05 T STAFF 25

80052 GEOL 371L 2 B GIS Lab 0 1:15 - 3:05 T STAFF 25

80053 GEOL 494 0 Seminar 2 1:15 - 3:05 R Moshier, Stephen O.

80054 GEOL 495 0 Problems In Geology 1 TO 4 STAFF

80055 GEOL 496 0 Internship 1 TO 4 STAFF

German

80552 GERM 101 0 Elementary German I 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Shaffer, Clint

81709 GERM 103 0 Accel Elem German 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Henley, Grant H.

80554 GERM 201 0 Intermediate German 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Henley, Grant H.

80556 GERM 341 0 Contemp German Culture 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Shaffer, Clint 25

80555 GERM 371 0 FM Meth Teach Foreign Language 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Barlar, Sharenda H.

Education students or instructor's signature

80557 GERM 372 0 GR German for Reading 4 3:35 - 5:25 WF Shaffer, Clint

80560 GERM 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80561 GERM 496 0 Internship 2 OR 4 STAFF

Greek

80562 GREK 101 1 Elementary Greek I 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Penney, Doug

80563 GREK 101 2 Elementary Greek I 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Laansma, Jon C.

80564 GREK 101 3 Elementary Greek I 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Penney, Doug

80565 GREK 201 1 Intermediate Greek 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Penney, Doug

80566 GREK 201 2 Intermediate Greek 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Penney, Doug

81710 GREK 331 0 Athenian Tragedy 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Loney, Alexander C.

80569 GREK 495 0 Independent Reading/Rsrch 1 TO 4 STAFF

Hebrew

80570 HEBR 301 1 Elementary Hebrew I 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Abernethy, Andrew

80572 HEBR 401 0 Intermediate Hebrew 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR STAFF

80573 HEBR 495 0 Independent Reading/Rsrch 1 TO 4 STAFF

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History

80427 HIST 102 1 EGP: Rise/Fall Imperial Japan 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Kim, Hanmee HP, GP

80429 HIST 102 2 EGP:Memoir/History Middle East 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Stringham, Noel C. HP, GP

80430 HIST 102 3 EGP: The Holocaust 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Lundin, Matthew D. HP, GP

80431 HIST 102 4 EGP: World History 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Lovett, Carla K. HP, GP

80434 HIST 102 6 EGP: World History 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Lovett, Carla K. HP, GP

81357 HIST 103 1 Exploring the American Past 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF HP, DUS

81734 HIST 201 0 Why History? 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Harkrider, Melissa HP

81735 HIST 232 0 History in Africa Since 1850 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Stringham, Noel C. GP

81737 HIST 252 0 American History from 1865 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Johnson, Karen J.

80436 HIST 311 0 PH History of Philosophy 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Wood, Adam N.

80439 HIST 334 0 EA Modern East Asia 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Kim, Hanmee DVRS

80437 HIST 348 0 Revolutionary Europe 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm M Lundin, Matthew D.

81736 HIST 377 0 British History to 1688 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Harkrider, Melissa

80447 HIST 391 1 B Topics in History 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR STAFF

81811 HIST 391 2 A Becoming Americans 2 8;30 - 10:20 TR Blumhofer, Edith

81363 HIST 483 0 HC Christianity In North America 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF STAFF

81364 HIST 494 0 A Senior Capstone 2 1:15 - 3:05 TR McKenzie, Tracy

80441 HIST 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80442 HIST 496 0 Internship 4 STAFF

80443 HIST 498 0 Honors Tutorial 4 STAFF

80444 HIST 499 0 Honors Thesis 4 McKenzie, Tracy

Human Needs Global Resources

81033 HNGR 114 0 Poverty, Justice & Transform 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Huff, James G. SI, GP

Freshmen & Sophomores only. Others with Instructor's permiss

81035 HNGR 484 0 Global Christian Perspective 4 Yoder, Laura

81037 HNGR 495 0 Independent Study 2 TO 4 STAFF

81038 HNGR 496 0 Intrnshp In Devlpmnt 4 TO 8 Huff, James G.

Interdisciplinary Studies

81069 IDS 291 0 Intro to IDS 2 7:00pm - 9:00pm W Bishop, Robert C.

81070 IDS 495 0 Independent Study 2 OR 4 STAFF

81071 IDS 496 0 Internship 4 OR 8 STAFF

TESOL and Intercultural Studies

80914 INTR 514 0 Spiritual & Profess Formation 4 8:30 - 5:30 WR Gallagher, Robert L.

Meets on campus 8/29-30; online component begins 9/5

81716 INTR 531 0 Theological Foundations 2 8:30 - 5:30 F Gallagher, Robert L.

Meets in Orlando, FL 9/7 Online begins 9/11

81717 INTR 532 0 Contextualization 4 8:30 - 5:30 FS Moreau, Scott

Meets in Hong Kong 9/14-15. Online begins 9/17. Lumina only

81718 INTR 532 0 Contextualization 4 8:30 - 5:30 FS Moreau, Scott

Meets on-campus 8/31-9/1. Online begins 9/5

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80915 INTR 532 0 Contextualization 4 8:30 - 5:30 WR Moreau, Scott

Meets in Orlando 9/5-9/6. Online begins 9/11.

80917 INTR 561 1 Intercultural Communication 4 8:30 - 5:30 MS Gallagher, Robert L.

Meets in Orlando 9/8-9/10. Online begins 9/11.

81719 INTR 561 2 Intercultural Communication 4 8:30 - 5:30 MT Barger, Pam

Meets on campus 9/3-9/4. Online begins 9/5.

81311 INTR 567 1D Spiritual Conflict 2 Moreau, Scott

ELIC Students only

80921 INTR 581 0 SB Latin American Culture & Civ 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Klingler, Timothy M.

Course taught in Spanish

81469 INTR 587 0 EA Modern East Asia 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Kim, Hanmee

81470 INTR 606 OL A English Grammar: Foundations 2 Seaman, Alan A.

Online. ELIC & Modular only. Instructor permission req'd

80922 INTR 611 0 TESL/TEFL Methodology 4 6:30pm - 8:20pm TR Pierson, Cheri L.

80923 INTR 612 OL Descriptive English Grammar 4 Seaman, Alan A.

Online. Registration by instructor permission only

80924 INTR 612 0 Descriptive English Grammar 4 4:00 - 5:45 MR Seaman, Alan A.

80925 INTR 615 OL A Teaching Reading/Composition 2 Barger, Pam

Online. Instructor signature required.

80926 INTR 615 0 A Teaching Reading/Composition 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Barger, Pam

80927 INTR 619 0 B Teaching ESL Speaking & Listen 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Seaman, Alan A.

81472 INTR 619 OL B Teaching ESL Speaking & Listen 2 Seaman, Alan A.

Online. Instructor signature required.

81474 INTR 643 0 B EL ELL Methods for Specialists 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm R Root, Claudia A.

80930 INTR 692 0 Comprehensive Examination 0 Seaman, Alan A. 75

80931 INTR 695 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80932 INTR 696 0 Internship 2 OR 4 STAFF

80933 INTR 698 0 Thesis/Applied Thesis 4 STAFF

80934 INTR 699 0 Thesis/Applied Thesis Contin 0 STAFF 50

International Relations

80175 IR 155 1 Comparative Politics 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF STAFF GP, SI, DVRS

81504 IR 155 2 Comparative Politics 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Taylor, Tim GP, SI, DVRS

80193 IR 175 2 International Politics 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF McKoy, Michael K. SI

81698 IR 301 0 B What If's 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF McKoy, Michael K.

81697 IR 315 0 Politics of Global Development 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR STAFF

81789 IR 347 0 East Asian Politics 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Taylor, Tim

81699 IR 348 0 Middle East Politics 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF McKoy, Michael K. GP, HP

80178 IR 379 0 Int'l Political Economy 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Taylor, Tim

80196 IR 494 0 A Senior Seminar 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF McKoy, Michael K.

80179 IR 495 0 Independent Study 2 TO 4 STAFF

80180 IR 496 0 Internship 4 McGraw, Bryan T.

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Latin

80574 LATN 101 0 Elementary Latin I 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Loney, Alexander C.

80575 LATN 201 0 Intermediate Latin 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Loney, Alexander C.

80576 LATN 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

Linguistics

80935 LING 224 0 Theoretical Found ELL Method 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Vroom Fick, Sara J. DUS

80937 LING 323L 0 Bilingual Practicum 1 Vroom Fick, Sara J.

80938 LING 325 0 A Prin of Assessment for TESOL 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Seaman, Alan A.

80939 LING 328 0 B EL ELL Methods for Specialists 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm R Root, Claudia A.

80940 LING 328L 0 ELL Practicum 1 Vroom Fick, Sara J.

Marriage & Family Therapy

81381 MAFT 624 0 MFT Ethics & Prac 3 1:10 - 4:00 R Johnson, Jake

80406 MAFT 631 0 Ind Family Life Cycle Dev 3 8:00 - 10:50 R STAFF

80407 MAFT 634 0 MFTI: Theoretical Foundations 3 1:10 - 4:00 W Yoo, Hana

80409 MAFT 642 0 Psychopathology & the Family 3 2:00 - 4:50 F Buhrt, Tim

80410 MAFT 645 0 Syst Int w/ Children & Adol 3 1:10 - 4:00 W Johnson, Jake

80411 MAFT 661 1 Personal/Prof Dev't Group I 0 10:30 - 11:50 F Johnson, Jake

80412 MAFT 661 2 Personal/Prof Dev't Group I 0 10:30 - 11:50 F Yoo, Hana

80413 MAFT 661 3 Personal/Prof Dev't Group I 0 11:40 - 1:00 W Norton, David J.

80414 MAFT 661 4 Personal/Prof Dev't Group I 0 11:40 - 1:00 W STAFF

80415 MAFT 663 1 Personal/Prof Dev't Group III 0 9:50 - 11:10 T Johnson, Jake

80416 MAFT 663 2 Personal/Prof Dev't Group III 0 9:00 - 10:20 W Norton, David J.

80417 MAFT 663 3 Personal/Prof Dev't Group III 0 8:20 - 9:40 T STAFF

81679 MAFT 663 4 Personal/Prof Dev't Group III 0 9:50 - 11:10 T STAFF

80418 MAFT 691 0 Advanced Clinical Practicum 1 1:30 - 2:30 T STAFF

80419 MAFT 696 1 Clinical Pre-Practicum I 1 11:00 - 12:00 R Yoo, Hana

80420 MAFT 696 2 Clinical Pre-Practicum I 1 11:00 - 12:00 R Watson, Terri S.

80421 MAFT 696 3 Clinical Pre-Practicum I 1 9:10 - 10:10 W Watson, Terri S.

81247 MAFT 696 4 Clinical Pre-Practicum I 1 9:10 - 10:10 W STAFF

80422 MAFT 698 1 Clinical Practicum I 2 1:00 - 2:00 F Johnson, Jake

80423 MAFT 698 2 Clinical Practicum I 2 11:40 - 12:40 W Yoo, Hana

80424 MAFT 698 3 Clinical Practicum I 2 1:00 - 2:00 F Yoo, Hana

80425 MAFT 698 4 Clinical Practicum I 2 11:40 - 12:40 W Watson, Terri S.

Mathematics

81464 MATH 106 0 Math for Mission & Society 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Isihara, Paul AAQR

80145 MATH 125 0 Elm and Middle Gr Educ Math 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Vanderschoot, Mary

80144 MATH 131 0 Precalculus 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF STAFF AAQR

80146 MATH 231 1 MA Calculus I 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Perciante, Terry AAQR

80147 MATH 231 2 MB Calculus I 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Lovett, Stephen T. AAQR

80148 MATH 231L 1 MC Drill 0 8:30 - 10:20 R Isihara, Paul

80149 MATH 231L 2 MD Drill 0 11:15 - 1:05 R Vanderschoot, Mary

80150 MATH 231L 3 ME Drill 0 1:15 - 3:05 R Diedrichs, Danilo R.

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80151 MATH 232 1 Calculus II 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Brabenec, Robert L.

80153 MATH 232L 1 Drill 0 8:30 - 10:20 R Isihara, Paul

80154 MATH 232L 2 Drill 0 11:15 - 1:05 R Vanderschoot, Mary

80155 MATH 232L 3 Drill 0 1:15 - 3:05 R Diedrichs, Danilo R.

80156 MATH 233 1 B MA Calculus IB 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Perciante, Terry AAQR

80157 MATH 233 2 B MB Calculus IB 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Lovett, Stephen T. AAQR

80158 MATH 233L 1 B MC Drill 0 8:30 - 10:20 R Isihara, Paul

80159 MATH 233L 2 B MD Drill 0 11:15 - 1:05 R Vanderschoot, Mary

80160 MATH 233L 3 B ME Drill 0 1:15 - 3:05 R Diedrichs, Danilo R.

80161 MATH 234 0 A Calculus II B 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Diedrichs, Danilo R.

80162 MATH 243 0 FP Discrete Math & Funct Program 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF VanDrunen, Thomas J. AAQR

80163 MATH 245 0 Linear Algebra 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Diedrichs, Danilo R.

81465 MATH 263 0 Introduction to Statistics 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Delzell, Darcie A. AAQR

80164 MATH 301 0 Intro to Upper-Level Math 2 8:30 - 10:20 R Diedrichs, Danilo R.

For math and applied math majors only

81466 MATH 314 0 Problem Solving Seminar 2 8:30 - 10:20 T Lovett, Stephen T.

80166 MATH 331 0 B Vector Calculus 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Diedrichs, Danilo R.

80167 MATH 333 0 Differential Equations 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Vanderschoot, Mary

80168 MATH 351 0 Analysis I 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Brabenec, Robert L.

81467 MATH 363 0 Probability & Stats I 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Delzell, Darcie A.

80169 MATH 385 0 MATLAB Modeling 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Isihara, Paul

81655 MATH 441 0 Algebra II 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Lovett, Stephen T.

81656 MATH 485 0 Number Theory 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Lovett, Stephen T.

81468 MATH 493 0 Mentored Research Seminar 4 Delzell, Darcie A.

80171 MATH 494 2 Senior Seminar-Applied Math 2 8:30 - 10:20 T Isihara, Paul

Missional Church Movements

80959 MISS 692 0 Comprehensive Exam 0 Richardson, Rick 75

Military Science

80963 MSCI 101 0 Intro to Army/Crit Think 2 6:30pm - 9:45pm R Nigh, David A.

80964 MSCI 123 0 Leadership Laboratory 0 3:45 - 5:45 R Olson, Aaron M.

80965 MSCI 201 0 Leadership and Decision Making 2 6:30pm - 9:45pm R Frye, Joshua K.

80966 MSCI 211 0 American Military History 2 8:30 - 10:20 T Frye, Joshua K.

80967 MSCI 301 0 Training Mgmt 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm R Olson, Aaron M.

80968 MSCI 401 0 The Army Officer 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm R Kurczak, Steve

81463 MSCI 494 0 Leadership Principles 2 Kurczak, Steve

Music: Context Studies

80759 MUCS 101 1 A Intro To Music:Historical 2 8:00 - 9:10 MWF STAFF VPAM

80760 MUCS 101 2 A Intro To Music:Historical 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF VPAM

80762 MUCS 101 4 B Intro To Music:Historical 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF VPAM

80758 MUCS 101 5 B Intro To Music:Historical 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF STAFF VPAM

80763 MUCS 102 0 B Intro To Music:Interdisc 2 8:00 - 9:10 MWF STAFF VPAM

80764 MUCS 103 1 A Intro To Music:20C/World 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR STAFF VPAM, DVRS

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81232 MUCS 103 2 B Intro To Music:20C/World 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR STAFF VPAM, DVRS

80766 MUCS 262 0 Baroque/Classical Eras 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Saylor, Jonathan 192

80767 MUCS 264 0 A World Music 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Kastner, Kathleen 96 DVRS

81768 MUCS 323 0 Piano Literature 2 11:15 - 12:05 TR Horn, Daniel P. 245

80769 MUCS 327 1 Woodwind Literature:Flute 2 Brown, Jennie S. & Saylor, J. 245

Tutorial form required.

80770 MUCS 327 2 Woodwind Lit:Single Reed 2 O'Riordan, Trevor P. & Saylor, J. 245


80771 MUCS 327 3 Woodwind Lit:Double Reeds 2 Stevenson, Deborah & Saylor, J. 245


80772 MUCS 328 1 Brass Literature: Trumpet 2 Ridenour, Mark. & Saylor, J. 245


80773 MUCS 328 2 Brass Literature: Horn 2 Cottle, Melanie. & Saylor, J. 245


80774 MUCS 328 3 Brass Lit: Low Brass 2 Davis, Chris & Saylor, Jonathan 245


80775 MUCS 329 1 Percussion Literature 1 Kastner, Kathleen 245


80776 MUCS 329 2 Percussion Literature 2 Kastner, Kathleen 245


81769 MUCS 335 0 B Music of the African Diaspora 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Buis, Johann S. 96 DVRS

81770 MUCS 363 0 A Intro Music Research 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Saylor, Jonathan 96

81771 MUCS 424 0 B Opera Literature 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Buis, Johann S. 96

80780 MUCS 494 0 A Senior Capstone 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Kastner, Kathleen 96

80781 MUCS 495 0 Directed Study 1 TO 4 Zimmerman, Ed 96

81143 MUCS 495 1 Senior Document 2 Saylor, J. & Zimmerman, Ed 96

Music: Ensemble Performance

80950 MUEP 213 0 Women's Chorale 0 4:30 - 6:00pm MW Hopper, Mary 180

80956 MUEP 214 0 Men's Glee Club 0 4:30 - 6:00pm TR Hopper, Mary 180

80958 MUEP 215 0 Concert Choir 0 2:15 - 3:45 MWF Trotter, John W. 180

80961 MUEP 216 0 Symphonic Band 0 3:45 - 5:15 MW Yontz, Timothy 180

80962 MUEP 217 1 Symphony Orchestra:Strings 0 4:15 - 6:15pm TR Sommerville, Daniel A. 180

80969 MUEP 217 2 Symph Orch Winds-Percussion 0 4:15 - 6:15pm TR Sommerville, Daniel A. 180

80970 MUEP 218 0 Jazz Ensemble 0 7:00pm - 8:20pm TR Ernst, Katie 180

80971 MUEP 219 1 Recital & Concert Attendance 0 1:15 - 2:05 R Zimmerman, Ed

80973 MUEP 311 0 Studio Accompaniment 1 TO 2 Horn, Daniel P. 48

80974 MUEP 321 0 Recital Accompaniment 1 TO 2 Horn, Daniel P. 48

80975 MUEP 357 0 Opera Music Mainstage 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Hart, Carolyn A. 365

80976 MUEP 358 1 Jazz Combo I 6:30pm - 7:30pm W Davis, James C. 180

80977 MUEP 358 2 Jazz Combo II 7:30pm - 8:30pm W Davis, James C. 180

80979 MUEP 371 1 Chamber Music: String 0 TO 1 Griffin, Rose A. 180

80980 MUEP 371 2 Chamber Music: Piano 0 TO 1 Griffin, Rose A. 180

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80981 MUEP 371 3 Chamber Music: Winds 0 TO 1 Griffin, Rose A. 180

80982 MUEP 371 4 Chamber Music: Brass 0 TO 1 Griffin, Rose A. 180

80983 MUEP 371 5 Percussion Ensemble 0 TO 1 3:15 - 4:05 T Kastner, Kathleen 180

80984 MUEP 371 6 Piano Ensemble 0 TO 1 2:15 - 3:05 TR Edwards, Karin R. 180

80985 MUEP 371 7 Mixed Ensemble 0 TO 1 Griffin, Rose A. 180

80978 MUEP 371 42 Chamber Music: Guitar 0 TO 1 Griffin, Rose A. 180

Music: Individual Performance

80986 MUIP 101 1 Private Lessons: Piano 2 Horn, Daniel P. 512

80987 MUIP 101 2 Private Lessons: Jazz Piano 2 Williams, Bradley & Horn, Daniel 512

80988 MUIP 102 1 Private Lessons: Organ 2 Zimmerman, Ed 512

80989 MUIP 103 1 Private Lessons: Harpsichord 2 Zimmerman, Ed 512

80990 MUIP 104 1 Private Lessons: Voice 2 Hart, Carolyn A. 512

80991 MUIP 104 2 Private Lessons: Jazz Voice 2 Williams, Bradley. & Hart, Carolyn 512

80992 MUIP 105 1 Private Lessons: Violin 2 Joiner, Lee D. 512

80993 MUIP 106 1 Private Lessons: Viola 2 Griffin, Rose A. & Joiner, Lee D. 512

80994 MUIP 107 1 Private Lessons: Cello 2 Altino, Leonardo & Joiner, Lee 512

80995 MUIP 108 1 Private Lessons: String Bass 2 Anderson, Andrew & Joiner, Lee 512

80996 MUIP 108 2 Private Lessons:Str Bass Jazz 2 Ernst, Katie & Joiner, Lee D. 512

80997 MUIP 109 1 Private Lessons: Trumpet 2 Ridenour, M. & Saylor, J. 512

80998 MUIP 109 2 Private Lessons: Jazz Trumpet 2 Davis, J. & Saylor, J. 512

80999 MUIP 110 1 Private Lessons: Horn 2 Cottle, M. & Saylor, J. 512

81000 MUIP 111 1 Private Lessons: Trombone 2 Davis, Chris & Saylor, Jonathan 512

81001 MUIP 112 1 Private Lessons: Euphonium 2 Saylor, Jonathan 512

81002 MUIP 113 1 Private Lessons: Tuba 2 Harrison, K. & Saylor, J. 512

81003 MUIP 114 1 Private Lessons: Flute 2 Brown, Jennie . & Saylor, J. 512

81004 MUIP 115 1 Private Lessons: Clarinet 2 O'Riordan, Trevor & Saylor, J. 512

81005 MUIP 116 1 Private Lessons: Oboe 2 Stevenson, D. & Saylor, J. 512

81006 MUIP 117 1 Private Lessons: Bassoon 2 Saylor, Jonathan 512

81007 MUIP 118 1 Private Lessons: Saxophone 2 Bazan, M. & Saylor, J. 512

81008 MUIP 119 1 Private Lessons: Harp 2 Seeman, Faye R. & Joiner, Lee 512

81009 MUIP 120 1 Private Lessons: Percussion 2 Kastner, Kathleen 512

81010 MUIP 120 2 Private Lessons: Jazz Drum 2 Gillan, L. & Kastner, K. 512

81011 MUIP 121 1 Priv Lessons: Classical Guitar 2 Torosian, Brian L. & Joiner, Lee D. 512

81012 MUIP 122 1 Private Lessons: Guitar 2 Ramsdell, Steve & Joiner, Lee D. 512

81481 MUIP 131 1 Small Group Piano Lessons 1 7:00pm - 8:00pm M Hollinger, Debbie & Horn, Daniel P. 245

81482 MUIP 131 2 Small Group Piano Lessons 1 8:05pm - 9:05pm M Hollinger, Debbie & Horn, Daniel P. 245

81014 MUIP 141 0 Small Group Voice Lessons 1 Gamez, Denise & Hart, Carolyn A. 245

81015 MUIP 150 0 Small Grp Jazz Trumpet Lessons 1 Davis, J. & Saylor, J. 245

81793 MUIP 160 0 Early Keyboard Lessons 1 STAFF 174

81016 MUIP 201 1 Private Lessons: Piano 2 TO 4 Horn, Daniel P. 770

81018 MUIP 201 2 Private Lessons: Jazz Piano 2 Williams, B & Horn, D. 770

81022 MUIP 202 1 Private Lessons: Organ 2 TO 4 Zimmerman, Ed 770

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81023 MUIP 203 1 Private Lessons: Harpsichord 2 Zimmerman, Ed 770

81024 MUIP 204 1 Private Lessons: Voice 2 TO 4 Hart, Carolyn A. 770

81025 MUIP 204 2 Private Lessons: Jazz Voice 2 Williams, B & Horn, D. 770

81026 MUIP 205 1 Private Lessons: Violin 2 TO 4 Joiner, Lee D. 770

81027 MUIP 206 1 Private Lessons: Viola 2 TO 4 Griffin, Rose A. & Joiner, Lee D. 770

81028 MUIP 207 1 Private Lessons: Cello 2 TO 4 Altino, Leonardo & Joiner, Lee 770

81029 MUIP 208 1 Private Lessons: String Bass 2 TO 4 Anderson, Andrew & Joiner, Lee 770

81030 MUIP 208 2 Private Lessons: Str Bass Jazz 2 Ernst, Katie & Joiner, Lee D. 770

81031 MUIP 209 1 Private Lessons: Trumpet 2 TO 4 Ridenour, M. & Saylor, J. 770

81032 MUIP 209 2 Private Lessons: Jazz Trumpet 2 TO 4 Davis, J. & Saylor, J. 770

81034 MUIP 210 1 Private Lessons: French Horn 2 TO 4 Cottle, M. & Saylor, J. 770

81036 MUIP 211 1 Private Lessons: Trombone 2 TO 4 Davis, Chris & Saylor, Jonathan 770

81039 MUIP 212 1 Private Lessons: Euphonium 2 TO 4 Saylor, Jonathan 770

81040 MUIP 213 1 Private Lessons: Tuba 2 TO 4 Harrison, K. & Saylor, J. 770

81041 MUIP 214 1 Private Lessons: Flute 2 TO 4 Brown, Jennie . & Saylor, J. 770

81042 MUIP 215 1 Private Lessons: Clarinet 2 TO 4 O'Riordan, Trevor & Saylor, J. 770

81043 MUIP 216 1 Private Lessons: Oboe 2 TO 4 Stevenson, D. & Saylor, J. 770

81044 MUIP 217 1 Private Lessons: Bassoon 2 TO 4 Saylor, Jonathan 770

81045 MUIP 218 1 Private Lessons: Saxophone 2 TO 4 Bazan, M. & Saylor, J. 770

81046 MUIP 219 1 Private Lessons: Harp 2 TO 4 Seeman, Faye R. & Joiner, Lee D. 770

81047 MUIP 220 1 Private Lessons: Percussion 2 TO 4 Kastner, Kathleen 770

81048 MUIP 221 1 Priv Lessons: Classical Guitar 2 TO 4 Torosian, Brian L. & Joiner, Lee D. 770

81049 MUIP 222 1 Private Lessons: Guitar 2 TO 4 Ramsdell, Steve & Joiner, Lee D. 770

81050 MUIP 223 0 Class Piano I 2 11:35 - 12:45 MW STAFF 365

81051 MUIP 225 0 Class Piano III 2 2:15 - 3:05 TR STAFF 365

81052 MUIP 227 0 Class Piano-Level V 2 11:15 - 12:05 TR STAFF 365

81053 MUIP 232 1 Collaborative Vocal Coaching 2 Gemmill, Matt 512

81794 MUIP 260 0 Early Keyboard Lessons 2 STAFF 238

81054 MUIP 328 0 Organ Improvisation 2 Zimmerman, Ed 512

81055 MUIP 394 1 Junior Recital 0 Hopper, Mary

81056 MUIP 401 1 Private Lessons: Piano 2 TO 4 Horn, Daniel P. 770

81057 MUIP 402 1 Private Lessons: Organ 2 TO 4 Zimmerman, Ed 770

81059 MUIP 404 1 Private Lessons: Voice 2 TO 4 Hart, Carolyn A. 770

81060 MUIP 405 1 Private Lessons: Violin 2 TO 4 Joiner, Lee D. 770

81061 MUIP 406 1 Private Lessons: Viola 2 TO 4 Griffin, Rose A. & Joiner, Lee D. 770

81062 MUIP 407 1 Private Lessons: Cello 2 TO 4 Altino, Leonardo & Joiner, Lee 770

81063 MUIP 408 1 Private Lessons: String Bass 2 TO 4 Anderson, Andrew & Joiner, Lee 770

81064 MUIP 409 1 Private Lessons: Trumpet 2 TO 4 Ridenour, M. & Saylor, J. 770

81065 MUIP 410 1 Private Lessons: Horn 2 TO 4 Cottle, M. & Saylor, J. 770

81066 MUIP 411 1 Private Lessons: Trombone 2 TO 4 Davis, Chris & Saylor, Jonathan 770

81067 MUIP 412 1 Private Lessons: Euphonium 2 TO 4 Saylor, Jonathan 770

81068 MUIP 413 1 Private Lessons: Tuba 2 TO 4 Harrison, K. & Saylor, J. 770

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81072 MUIP 414 1 Private Lessons: Flute 2 TO 4 Brown, J. & Saylor, J. 770

81073 MUIP 415 1 Private Lessons: Clarinet 2 TO 4 O'Riordan, T. & Saylor, J. 770

81074 MUIP 416 1 Private Lessons: Oboe 2 TO 4 Stevenson, D.. & Saylor, J. 770

81075 MUIP 417 1 Private Lessons: Bassoon 2 TO 4 Saylor, Jonathan 770

81076 MUIP 418 1 Private Lessons: Saxophone 2 TO 4 Bazan, M. & Saylor, J. 770

81077 MUIP 419 1 Private Lessons: Harp 2 TO 4 Seeman, Faye R. & Joiner, Lee D. 770

81078 MUIP 420 1 Private Lessons: Percussion 2 TO 4 Kastner, Kathleen 770

81079 MUIP 421 1 Priv Lessons: Classical Guitar 2 TO 4 Torosian, Brian L. & Joiner, Lee D. 770

81080 MUIP 422 1 Private Lessons: Guitar 2 TO 4 Ramsdell, Steve & Joiner, Lee D. 770

81081 MUIP 492 1 Half Senior Recital 0 Hopper, Mary

81082 MUIP 494 1 Full Senior Recital 0 Hopper, Mary

Music: Methods Studies

81483 MUMS 101 0 B Music Performance Seminar 1 9:20 - 10:30 MW Altino, Leonardo G. VPAM

80783 MUMS 114 0 A Piano Sight Reading 1 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Stampfl, Aaron J. 48

80784 MUMS 115 1 A Intro to Music Studies 2 8:30 - 10:20 TR Zimmerman, Ed & Yi, Gina J. 96

80785 MUMS 245 0 French & German Diction 2 2:15 - 3:05 TR Hueber, Tom 96

80786 MUMS 248 1 Basic Conducting 3 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Sommerville, Daniel A. 144

Mums 346 lab required

80787 MUMS 248 2 Basic Conducting 3 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Trotter, John W. 144

Mums 346 lab required

80788 MUMS 255 0 B Pedagogy I 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Bauer, Beth 96

80789 MUMS 261 0 Feldenkrais for Musicians 1 6:45pm - 8:15pm M Sterling, Robin C. 48

81772 MUMS 311 0 Choral Conducting 3 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Trotter, John W. 144

80790 MUMS 312 1 Instrumental Conducting 3 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Sommerville, Daniel A. 144

80791 MUMS 333 0 Music Outreach Practicum 1 Bauer, Beth 180

80792 MUMS 341 4 Instrumental Tech-Brass 2 8:30 - 9:20 TR Ridenour, M. & Saylor, J. 96

81774 MUMS 341 5 Instrumental Techn-Percussion 2 11:15 - 12:05 TR Kastner, Kathleen 96

80794 MUMS 341 6 Instrumental Tech-Guitar 1 12:55 - 2:05 F Torosian, B. & Saylor, J. 48

80795 MUMS 342 0 Vocal Techniques 1 11:15 - 12:05 T Hueber, Tom 48

81775 MUMS 343 0 Piano & Vocal Tech for Comp 2 12:55 - 2:05 MW Hueber, Tom 96

80797 MUMS 346 0 Conducting Lab 0 8:00 - 9:10 W Sommerville, Daniel A. 48

81776 MUMS 349 0 Organ Service Playing Tech 3 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Zimmerman, Ed 144

80800 MUMS 385 0 Applied Pedagogy I 2 Bauer, Beth 96

80801 MUMS 421 0 Honors Conducting 0 TO 1 Hopper, Mary & Zimmerman, Ed 48

81777 MUMS 430 0 Advanced Topics in Conducting 2 9:30 - 10:20 TR Trotter, John W. 96

80803 MUMS 471 0 Choral Methods 2 8:00 - 9:10 MF Yi, Gina J. 96

80804 MUMS 471L 0 Choral Methods Pract 1 8:00 - 9:10 W Yi, Gina J. 48

80805 MUMS 472 0 Instrumental Methods 2 8:00 - 9:10 MW Yontz, Timothy 96

80806 MUMS 472L 0 Instr Methds Practcm 1 8:00 - 9:10 F Yontz, Timothy 48

80808 MUMS 495 0 Directed Study 1 TO 4 Zimmerman, Ed

80809 MUMS 496 0 Internship 2 TO 4 Bauer, Beth 180

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Music: Theory Courses

81487 MUTC 101 1 A Intro to Music: Read/Analysis 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Okpebholo, Shawn E. VPAM

81488 MUTC 101 2 B Intro to Music: Read/Analysis 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Okpebholo, Shawn E. VPAM

80810 MUTC 111 0 Music Notation 2 11:35 - 12:45 MW Gordon, David M. 96

80811 MUTC 151 1 Music Theory I 3 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Wheatley, Greg 144

80812 MUTC 151 2 Music Theory I 3 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Wheatley, Greg 144

80813 MUTC 151 3 Music Theory I 3 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Kim, Misook 144

80814 MUTC 152 1 Aural Skills I 1 11:15 - 12:05 TR Okpebholo, Shawn E. 48



80817 MUTC 231 0 Composition I 2 9:30 - 10:20 TR Okpebholo, Shawn E. 96

80818 MUTC 233 0 Digital Music Technology I 2 7:00pm - 8:50pm M Baddorf, Don 96

80819 MUTC 241 1 Music Theory III 2 8:00 - 9:10 MW Okpebholo, Shawn E. 96

80821 MUTC 241 3 Music Theory III 2 12:55 - 2:05 MW Gordon, David M. 96

80822 MUTC 252 1 Aural Skills III 1 8:30 - 9:20 TR Kim, Misook 48



80825 MUTC 331 0 Intermediate Composition 2 Gordon, David M. 512

80826 MUTC 352 1 Aural Skills V 1 8:30 - 9:20 TR Gordon, David M. 48



80829 MUTC 355 0 Orchestration 2 8:30 - 9:20 TR Sommerville, Daniel A. 96

80830 MUTC 451 0 Advanced Composition 3 Whitaker, Howard L. 770

80831 MUTC 495 0 Directed Study 1 TO 4 Zimmerman, Ed

Neuroscience

81341 NEUR 369 0 Neurosci Collab Research 2 Struthers, William M.

Peace & Conflict Studies

81790 PACS 101 0 Intro to Peace & Conflict 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Ayee, Gloria Y. SI

81437 PACS 496 0 Internship 4 McGraw, Bryan T.

Philosophy

80253 PHIL 101 1 Introduction to Philosophy 4 3:15 - 5:05 TR Wood, Jay PI

80254 PHIL 101 2 Introduction to Philosophy 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Gordon, James R. PI

80255 PHIL 101 3 Introduction to Philosophy 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Fletcher, David B. PI

80257 PHIL 101 5 Introduction to Philosophy 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Gordon, James R. PI

81194 PHIL 101 6 Introduction to Philosophy 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Fletcher, David B. PI

81195 PHIL 101 7 Introduction to Philosophy 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Talbot, Mark R. PI

81673 PHIL 103 0 Philosophy & the Sciences 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF O'Connor, Robert C. PI, SIP

81676 PHIL 206 0 Philosophy & Spiritual Form 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Gordon, James R. PI, SI

80258 PHIL 216 0 A PA Philosophy of The Arts 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm T McNutt, David W.

81346 PHIL 217 0 PA Philosophy of Art 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T McNutt, David W. PI

81674 PHIL 227 0 Asian Philosophy 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Fletcher, David B. GP, PI

80259 PHIL 241 0 Suffering 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Talbot, Mark R. PI

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80260 PHIL 243 0 A LO Intro To Logic 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF O'Connor, Robert C.

81108 PHIL 244 0 B LO Symbolic Logic 2 9:20 - 10:30 MWF O'Connor, Robert C.

80261 PHIL 245 0 LO Logic 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF O'Connor, Robert C. AAQR

80272 PHIL 255 1 Existentialism 4 6:30 - 1:05 T Kemp, Ryan S. PI, (LE)

81675 PHIL 255 2 Existentialism 4 6:30 - 1:05 R Kemp, Ryan S. PI, (LE)

80263 PHIL 311 0 PH Hist Of Philosophy 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Wood, Adam N.

81677 PHIL 448 0 Epistemology 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Wood, Jay

81781 PHIL 454 0 A Hist Sem: Hermeneutics 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Gordon, James R.

81678 PHIL 455 0 Aquinas 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Wood, Adam N.

81352 PHIL 494 0 Revisiting the Good Life 2 7:00pm - 8:50pm M Wood, Adam N.

80264 PHIL 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80265 PHIL 496 0 Internship 2 OR 4 STAFF

Physics

80322 PHYS 221 0 General Physics I 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Whitney, Heather M. SP

80323 PHYS 221L 1 General Physics Lab I 0 7:30 - 10:20 T STAFF

80324 PHYS 221L 2 General Physics Lab I 0 1:15 - 4:05 T STAFF

80325 PHYS 231 1 Introductory Physics I 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Craig, Darren J. SP

80326 PHYS 231 2 Introductory Physics I 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF STAFF SP

80327 PHYS 231L 1 Introductory Physics Lab I 0 6:45pm - 9:35pm W Blaauw, Rhiannon C.

80328 PHYS 231L 2 Introductory Physics Lab I 0 7:30 - 10:20 R STAFF

80329 PHYS 231L 3 Introductory Physics Lab I 0 1:15 - 4:05 R Pierson, Ben

81721 PHYS 311 0 B Intro to Medical Physics 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm W Whitney, Heather M.

80337 PHYS 334 1 A Computer Modeling 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Blaauw, Rhiannon C.

80338 PHYS 334 2 A Computer Modeling 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Blaauw, Rhiannon C.

81723 PHYS 342 0 Electromagnetic Theory 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF STAFF

80341 PHYS 351 0 B Analog Electronics 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Craig, Darren J.

80342 PHYS 351L 1 B Electronics Lab 0 1:15 - 4:05 R Craig, Darren J. 65

81722 PHYS 370 0 B Computational Methods-Python 2 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Blaauw, Rhiannon C.

81267 PHYS 499 0 Honors Thesis 2 TO 4 Craig, Darren J.

Political Science

80181 PSCI 135 0 American Politics and Gov't 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Black, Amy E. SI

80182 PSCI 145 0 Political Philosophy 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF McGraw, Bryan T. SI, (PI)

81322 PSCI 201 0 EP U.S. Education Policy 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Eckert, Jon SI

80184 PSCI 236 0 Intercollegiate Trial Advocacy 0 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Locke, Brooks D.

80185 PSCI 271 0 A Introduction to Law 2 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Bretsen, Steve

81803 PSCI 301 0 A Civil Rights & Police Action 2 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Iglesias, David C.

81791 PSCI 371 0 Public Opinion 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Garrett, Kristin N.

81700 PSCI 383 0 Religion & American Politics 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Garrett, Kristin N.

81702 PSCI 389 0 Campaigns and Elections 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Black, Amy E.

80187 PSCI 494 0 A Seminar 2 1:15 - 3:05 TR McGraw, Bryan T.

80188 PSCI 495 0 Independent Study 2 TO 4 STAFF

80189 PSCI 496 0 Internship 4 McGraw, Bryan T.

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Psychology

80454 PSYC 101 0 Introduction to Psychology 4 11:15 - 12:05 T Callender, Aimee & Phinney, Ray SI

11:15 - 1:05 R

Tuesday lecture 1/2 of period. Discussion lab req'd

80455 PSYC 101L 1 Intro To Psych Lab 0 12:15 - 1:05 T STAFF

80456 PSYC 101L 2 Intro To Psych Lab 0 12:15 - 1:05 T Callender, Aimee A.

80457 PSYC 101L 3 Intro To Psych Lab 0 12:15 - 1:05 T Hannah, Darlene B.

80458 PSYC 101L 4 Intro To Psych Lab 0 12:15 - 1:05 T STAFF

80461 PSYC 241 0 PS Social Psychology 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Hannah, Darlene B. SI

80464 PSYC 269 1 Experimental Psychology 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Vessey, John T.

80465 PSYC 317 1 Developmental Psychology 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Hall, Sarah SI

80466 PSYC 317 2 Developmental Psychology 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Hall, Sarah SI

80467 PSYC 345 0 Learning 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Phinney, Ray

80468 PSYC 348 1 Abnormal Psychology 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Eveleigh, Elisha

80469 PSYC 348 2 Abnormal Psychology 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Butman, Richard E.

81731 PSYC 348 3 Abnormal Psychology 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF STAFF

80481 PSYC 351 0 Cognition 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Callender, Aimee A.

80470 PSYC 352 0 Contemporary Clinical Psyc 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Hall, Sarah

81732 PSYC 371 0 A Intro to Psychopharmocology 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm M Struthers, William M.

81813 PSYC 431 0 Psychology of Human Sexuality 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR STAFF ADD

81342 PSYC 481 3 Psych of Religion 2 1:15 - 3:05 T Butman, Richard E.

80472 PSYC 481 8 Current Issues-School Psych 2 1:15 - 3:05 T Eveleigh, Elisha

80475 PSYC 494 0 Personality Psychology 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Fort, Christin J.

80476 PSYC 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80477 PSYC 496 0 Internship 4 OR 8 Eveleigh, Elisha

80478 PSYC 497 0 Collaborative Research Groups 2 OR 4 Eveleigh, Elisha

80479 PSYC 499 0 Honors Thesis 4 STAFF

81382 PSYC 512 0 Theories/Principles of Counsel 3 2:00 - 4:50 F Wildt, Hillary A.

80868 PSYC 698 0 Master's Thesis 4 STAFF

80869 PSYC 699 1 Master's Thesis Continuation 0 STAFF 50

80870 PSYC 714 0 Professional Dev't & Ethics I 3 12:30 - 3:20 M Pyykkonen, Ben & Canning, Sally

81689 PSYC 716 0 Basic Clin Interview Skills 3 8:30 - 11:20 T Liu, Tao

80871 PSYC 717 0 CGRRSI 3 8:30 - 11:20 M Barnes, Ozella R.

80872 PSYC 731 0 Spirituality I 1 9:30 - 10:20 W STAFF

81500 PSYC 732 0 Spirituality II 1 9:30 - 10:20 W McRay, Barrett W.

81690 PSYC 733 0 Spirituality III 1 8:20 - 9:10 W McRay, Barrett W.

81691 PSYC 738 0 Family Theory and Therapy 3 8:20 - 11:10 T Rueger, Sandi

81692 PSYC 739 0 Community/Preventive Psyc 3 12:55 - 3:45 W Canning, Sally S.

80875 PSYC 743 0 Psych Assessment I 3 11:30 - 2:20 W Davis, Ward

81693 PSYC 747 0 Research/Stats II 3 12:30 - 3:20 M Rueger, Sandi

80877 PSYC 753 0 Psychopathology 3 8:20 - 11:10 M McConnell, John M.

80881 PSYC 761 2 Research Lab I-HDI Research 1 3:15 - 4:45 T Aten, Jamie D.

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80883 PSYC 761 4 Research Lab I-Neurcognitive 1 3:15 - 4:45 T Pyykkonen, Ben

81694 PSYC 761 5 Research Lab I-Psyc & Spirit 1 3:15 - 4:45 T Davis, Ward

80885 PSYC 761 6 Research Lab I-Urban Cmty Hlth 1 3:15 - 4:45 T Canning, Sally S.

81695 PSYC 761 7 Research Lab I-Youth Risk/Resi 1 3:15 - 4:45 T Rueger, Sandi

81231 PSYC 761 8 Research Lab I-Mult Peace/Just 1 3:15 - 4:45 T McConnell, John M.

81384 PSYC 761 9 Research Lab I-Religion/Health 1 3:15 - 4:45 T Voytenko, Vitaliy L.

81545 PSYC 763 2 Research Lb III-HDI Research 1 3:15 - 4:45 T Aten, Jamie D.

81546 PSYC 763 4 Research Lb III-Neurocognitive 1 3:15 - 4:45 T Pyykkonen, Ben

81547 PSYC 763 6 Research Lb III-Urban Cmty 1 3:15 - 4:45 T Canning, Sally S.

81548 PSYC 763 8 Research Lb III-Mul Peace/Jus 1 3:15 - 4:45 T McConnell, John M.

81549 PSYC 763 9 Research Lab III-Religion/Heal 1 3:15 - 4:45 T Voytenko, Vitaliy L.

81254 PSYC 795 1 Practicum Seminar I 1 1:30 - 3:00 T Rueger, Sandi

81385 PSYC 795 2 Practicum Seminar I 1 1:30 - 3:00 T McConnell, John M.

81386 PSYC 795 3 Practicum Seminar I 1 1:30 - 3:00 T Cornejo Garcia, Maria A.

81530 PSYC 795 4 Practicum Seminar III 1 1:30 - 3:00 T Yangarber-Hicks, Natalia I.

81529 PSYC 795 5 Practicum Seminar III 1 1:30 - 3:00 T Canning, Sally S.

81528 PSYC 795 6 Practicum Seminar III 1 1:30 - 3:00 T Davis, Ward

80879 PSYC 796 0 Practica I, II, III, IV 2 Voytenko, Vitaliy L.

80892 PSYC 798 4 Practicum V/VI 0 1:30 - 3:00 T Yangarber-Hicks, Natalia I.

80894 PSYC 798 5 Practicum V/VI 0 1:30 - 3:00 T Canning, Sally S.

80895 PSYC 798 6 Practicum V/VI 0 1:30 - 3:00 T Kruse, Sandy

80896 PSYC 833 0 CT Couple Therapy 3 8:20 - 11:10 T Post, Brian T.

80897 PSYC 843 0 Neuropsychological Assessment 3 8:20 - 11:10 T Pyykkonen, Ben

80898 PSYC 844 0 Child Psychological Assessment 3 8:20 - 11:10 T Davis, Ward

80899 PSYC 845 0 Child & Adol Interventions 3 8:20 - 11:10 T Canning, Sally S.

81696 PSYC 862 0 Adv Integration-Psych/Theol 3 6:00pm - 8:50pm M STAFF

81804 PSYC 881 0 Advanced Practicum I 2 Voytenko, Vitaliy L.

81805 PSYC 882 1 Advanced Pract I Seminar 1 8:30 - 10:00 M Voytenko, Vitaliy L.

81806 PSYC 882 2 Advanced Pract I Seminar 1 8:30 - 10:00 M Roth, Alana M.

80901 PSYC 891 1 Advanced Clerkship 0 8:30 - 10:00 M Voytenko, Vitaliy L.

80902 PSYC 891 2 Advanced Clerkship 0 8:30 - 10:00 M Roth, Alana M.

80903 PSYC 892 1 Advanced Clerkship II 0 8:30 - 10:00 M Voytenko, Vitaliy L.

80904 PSYC 892 2 Advanced Clerkship II 0 8:30 - 10:00 M Roth, Alana M.

80905 PSYC 894 1 Clerkship:Adv Psythpy 0 8:30 - 10:00 M Voytenko, Vitaliy L.

80906 PSYC 894 2 Clerkship 0 8:30 - 10:00 M Roth, Alana M.

80907 PSYC 895 1 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80908 PSYC 896 0 Clinical Internship 0 STAFF

80910 PSYC 898 0 Clinical Dissertation 1 TO 4 STAFF

80909 PSYC 898 0 Clinical Dissertation 1 TO 4 STAFF

80912 PSYC 899 0 Dissertation Continuation 0 STAFF 50

81241 PSYC 999 0 Disseration Continuation-PT 0 STAFF 50

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World Religions

81739 RELI 225 0 Major World Religions 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Hill, Andrew E.

Science

81630 SCI 200 0 Intro to Health Prfessions 2 1:15 - 3:05 T STAFF

81378 SCI 301 0 Natural Science: Foundations 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Bishop, Robert C. SIP, (PI)

81724 SCI 302 0 Origins of Scientific Thought 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Nelson, Blair SIP, (HP)

81090 SCI 325 0 Middle School Science Methods 2 2:15 - 4:15 W Leong, Betsy 20

Sociology

80232 SOC 115 1 Intro to Sociology 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Kim, Henry H. SI, DUS, DVRS

80234 SOC 115 2 Intro to Sociology 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Allen, Hank SI, DUS, DVRS

80235 SOC 241 0 PS Social Psychology 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Hannah, Darlene B. SI

80236 SOC 337 0 Racial and Ethnic Relations 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Kim, Henry H. DUS, DVRS

80237 SOC 347 0 Gender & Society 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Reynolds, Amy M.

81667 SOC 367 0 Crime & Delinquency 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Allen, Hank

80241 SOC 383 0 Statistics 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Miller, Brian J. AAQR

81355 SOC 385 0 Social Change 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Reynolds, Amy M. SI, GP

81669 SOC 460 0 B Violence-Minority Communities 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Allen, Hank

81668 SOC 480 0 A Violence Against Women 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Allen, Hank

81792 SOC 494 0 Senior Capstone 4 1:15 - 3:05 TR Kim, Henry H.

80243 SOC 496 0 Internship in Sociology 4 OR 8 STAFF

Spanish

80577 SPAN 101 1 Elementary Spanish 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Barlar, Sharenda H.

80578 SPAN 101 2 Elementary Spanish 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Barlar, Sharenda H.

80579 SPAN 103 1 Accel Elem Spanish 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Gates, Stephanie R.

80580 SPAN 103 2 Accel Elem Spanish 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Gates, Stephanie R.

80581 SPAN 103 3 Accel Elem Spanish 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Toly, Becky

80582 SPAN 103 4 Accel Elem Spanish 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Toly, Becky

81711 SPAN 103 5 Accel Elem Spanish 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF STAFF

80584 SPAN 201 1 Intermediate Spanish 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Toly, Becky

80585 SPAN 201 2 Intermediate Spanish 4 8:00 - 9:10 MWF Klingler, Timothy M.

80586 SPAN 201 3 Intermediate Spanish 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Toly, Becky

80587 SPAN 201 4 Intermediate Spanish 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Townsend, Tamara L.

80588 SPAN 201 5 Intermediate Spanish 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Sanchez-Herrera, Lina

80589 SPAN 201 6 Intermediate Spanish 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Sanchez-Herrera, Lina

80590 SPAN 331 1 Spanish Conversation 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Quiroa, Nestor I. 25

80591 SPAN 331 2 Spanish Conversation 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Quiroa, Nestor I. 25

80592 SPAN 331 3 Spanish Conversation 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Barlar, Sharenda H. 25

80593 SPAN 331 4 Spanish Conversation 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Klingler, Timothy M. 25

80594 SPAN 332 1 Adv Grammar And Composition 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Kepner, Christine G.

80595 SPAN 332 2 Adv Grammar And Composition 4 12:55 - 2:05 MWF Gates, Stephanie R.

80596 SPAN 335 0 SB Latin Am Culture/Civilization 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Klingler, Timothy M. GP, DVRS

80598 SPAN 337 0 Spanish American Literature 4 2:15 - 3:25 MWF Quiroa, Nestor I. GP, LE, DVRS

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81712 SPAN 341 0 Empire: Span Lit before 1800 4 11:35 - 12:45 MWF Townsend, Tamara L. GP, LE

81392 SPAN 352 1 A Theater of Spain 2 11:15 - 1:05 TR Townsend, Tamara L.

80599 SPAN 371 0 FM Meth Teach Foreign Language 4 9:20 - 10:30 MWF Barlar, Sharenda H.

81393 SPAN 493 2 Mentor: Hispanic Film Studies 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Kepner, Christine G.

Instructor's Signature Required

80601 SPAN 494 0 Senior Seminar 4 8:30 - 10:20 TR Kepner, Christine G.

80602 SPAN 495 0 Independent Study 1 TO 4 STAFF

80603 SPAN 496 0 Internship 2 OR 4 STAFF

Social Welfare

80244 SWEL 331 0 A Intro Social Welfare 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Dreisbach, Joyanna L.

80245 SWEL 332 0 B Human Services Practice 2 6:30pm - 10:00pm T Dreisbach, Joyanna L.

80246 SWEL 496 0 Social Work Internship 4 OR 8 STAFF

Urban Studies

81106 URBN 114 0 Social Life of Cities 4 11:15 - 1:05 TR Tooley, Christa B. SI, GP

81379 URBN 233 0 Chicago 4 6:30pm - 10:00pm M STAFF SI, DUS


80943 URBN 296 0 Urban Studies Practicum 2 OR 4 Anderson, Jordan


80944 URBN 371 0 Race, Poverty, Reconciliation 4 R Sutter, Arloa B.


81648 URBN 380 0 UB Comm Econ Dev't & Enterprise 4 STAFF


80945 URBN 490 0 Internship-Pending 4 TO 8 Anderson, Jordan


80946 URBN 495 0 Independent Study 2 TO 4 STAFF

80947 URBN 496 0 Internship 2 TO 8 Anderson, Jordan


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FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE FOR FALL SEMESTER 2018

Exam Time

MONDAY December 17

TUESDAY

December 18

WEDNESDAY

December 19

THURSDAY

December 20

8:00-10:00 AM

Period Codes**

1

Period Codes**

2

Period Codes**

B 10:30 AM-12:30 PM

3

C

5

1:30-3:30 PM

D

4

6*/E*

4:00-6:00 PM *Final exams for late afternoon classes (which meet once a week will be held on

same day during Final Exam Week (Monday-Thursday). Night Classes

Final exams for night classes will be held during the normal day and class time

during Final Exam Week. (Monday-Thursday).

** See Period Codes below.

Final exams for full semester courses and B Quad courses are to be scheduled during the final exam week.

A Quad courses have examinations at the last regular class session unless announced otherwise. Periods

not listed above except for evening classes are to be arranged by the class and the instructor.

Final examinations must be taken as scheduled. No student is required to take more than two daytime

examinations a day unless carrying five courses in which final exams are given during exam week.

A student who has a compelling reason to effect a change in an examination time must submit a written

request with rationale to the appropriate department chair with a copy to the instructor directly involved.

Arrangements for any change in such cases must be made no later than the Friday before examinations

begin.

PERIOD CODES

Time Monday Wednesday Friday

1 8:00-9:10

2 9:20-10:30

10:40-11:25 CHAPEL CHAPEL CHAPEL

3 11:35-12:45

4 12:55-2:05

5 2:15- 3:25

6 3:35- 4:45

7 4:55-6:05

EVENING

Time Tuesday Thursday (R)

A 7:30 am

B 8:30-10:20

Open Open Open

C 11:15-1:05

D 1:15-3:05

E 3:15-5:05

Evening

course schedule€¦ · failure to do so may result in a cancellation of your housing assignment...

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