spring 2020 - university of pittsburgh at bradford...such as sun ra, grace jones, parliament...

Dondre Rutherford

MacKenzie- done in graphite, 2019

Each semester the schedule will feature a student’s artwork. Artwork will be chosen by

the Director of the Art Program.

Spring

2020

Schedule of

Classes

Spring Term

Enrollment

Appointments

Begin

October 28, 2019

Check your Student Services Center for your

assigned registration date

Students must meet with

their academic advisor prior to registering. Advisors will remove the Advising Hold

SPRING 2020 IMPORTANT DATES

AND

TUITION INFORMATION

THURSDAY, JANUARY 2

University Offices open.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 5

Students arrive. Orientation for new

Students.

MONDAY, JANUARY 6

Spring term classes begin.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 17

Last day to ADD or DROP a class.

Last day to declare PASS FOR

CREDIT or AUDIT grade option.

MONDAY, JANUARY 20

Holiday- Observance of Dr. Martin

Luther King’s birthday (No classes.

University Offices Closed).

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24

Last day of extended DROP period.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25

Open House hosted by Admissions

FEB 3 – FEB 8 (MON-SAT)

Winter Week Activities sponsored by

the Students Activities Council of

SGA.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10

Summer registration begins.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17

Admitted Student Day hosted by

Admissions.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28

(Approximately)

Mid-term grades distributed to

Freshman.

FRIDAY, MARCH 6

Last day to WITHDRAW from a course.

A “W” grade is assigned with no

financial adjustment.

SATURDAY, MARCH 7-SUNDAY,

MARCH, 15

Spring Break for Students. No classes,

University Offices Open Monday,

March 9- Thurs, March 12).

FRIDAY, MARCH 13

Spring Holiday (University Offices

Closed).

MONDAY, MARCH 16

Begin advising students for fall

scheduling

FRIDAY, MARCH 20


Admissions.

MONDAY, MARCH 23

Fall enrollment appointments begin.

FRIDAY, MARCH 27

Last day to turn in applications for

December 2020 graduation.

MONDAY, APRIL 1


Admissions.

FRIDAY, APRIL 3

Last day to RESIGN from the

University for Spring Term. FULL-

TIME students must contact the Dean

of Student Affairs. PART-TIME

students must complete a Resignation

Form in the Enrollment Services

Office.

MONDAY, APRIL 6 and 13


Admissions.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15

Graduation Central,

Frame-Westerberg Commons.

FRIDAY, APRIL 17

SPRING HONORS CONVOCATION

Bromeley Family Theater,

Blaisdell Hall 11:00 A.M.

FRIDAY, APRIL 17

Last Day of Classes for Spring Term.

MON – FRI, APRIL 20-24

FINAL EXAMS

Exams begin at 8 a.m. on April 20 and

end by 2 p.m. on April 24.

FRIDAY, APRIL 24

Spring term ends.

SATURDAY, APRIL 25

ALUMNI/GRADUATE RECEPTION

Frame-Westerberg Commons

6:30 p.m.

SUNDAY, APRIL 26

SPRING COMMENCEMENT

Arena, Sports and Fitness Center,

2:00 p.m.

A.S.N. PINNING CEREMONY

Bromeley Family Theater,

Blaisdell Hall 11:30 a.m.

BILLING INFORMATION

Students and their Authorized Users

will be notified by email periodically

before the due date if there is a

balance due on the student account.

Students and Authorized Users will

access PittPAY from

www.payments.pitt.edu and should

monitor the Account Summary in

PittPAY to see your account balance,

and due date.

There are options to pay your bill

online, by mail, or in person at the

Enrollment Services Office. You are

responsible for paying your balance by

the posted due date. A late fee will be

assessed when payment is not received

by the due date. Collection Fees and

Financial holds are also applied to past

due accounts.

Grades and/or transcripts cannot be

released nor can a student register for

future terms with an outstanding account

balance.

http://www.payments.pitt.edu/

http://payments.pitt.edu/

STEPS TO REGISTER FOR YOUR SPRING CLASSES Self-Enrollment appointments begin on Oct. 28th (approved veterans and athletes Oct. 25nd) and continue through Nov.8th. After that

time any student that has not already registered for their spring classes may do so. Also, students may continue to add/drop courses up

until Jan. 17th.

Some students may be eligible to drop a course in the third week of the term (up to Jan. 24th). The following criteria must be met for

the extended drop period to apply: Must be undergraduate student and course, must remain in full time status after dropping the

course, drop can only be processed by Academic Advising Center or the Registrar in Enrollment Services.

1. Check for your Enrollment Appointment (date and time you may initially register) through your Student Center at

my.pitt.edu. Appointments are assigned according to the number of credits earned.

2. Contact your faculty advisor to set up an appointment. It is mandatory that you meet with your advisor to put together a

schedule of the classes you wish to register in for spring. An Advising Hold has been placed on your account and may only

be removed by your advisor once you have met with them.

3. Once you have your class choices and it is the day/time of your Enrollment Appointment, you may login to my.pitt.edu and

register for your classes through your Student Services Center using either the Enroll link or Schedule Planner link.

4. If a class requires instructor consent or you will be seeking assistance from Enrollment Services to register your course

selections, you must complete an Enrollment Form. This form is available either from your advisor or in Enrollment

Services. Complete the form with your name, id number, the class you need to add and your signature. You must also obtain

your advisor’s signature as well as the instructor that is giving you permission to add the class. YOU MUST TURN THIS

COMPLETED FORM INTO ENROLLMENT SERVICES IN ORDER TO BE REGISTERED IN THE CLASS.

5. If a class is closed and you choose the waitlist option for the class please note this does not guarantee you a seat in the class.

You will be waiting for notification IF a seat opens and you are enrolled in the course. Your total credits for the term only

takes into account those courses you are actually registered in. Waitlisted does not mean you are enrolled in the course.

If you have any obligations to the University (financial or otherwise) and it results in a hold on your account, you will not be

able to register until you have resolved the issue and the hold has been removed.

A STUDENT TAKING ENG 0100 NEEDS A GRADE OF C- OR BETTER BEFORE TAKING ENG 0101.

A STUDENT TAKING ENG 0101 NEEDS A GRADE OF C- OR BETTER BEFORE TAKING ENG 0102.

A STUDENT TAKING MATH 0097 NEEDS A GRADE OF C- OR BETTER BEFORE TAKING HIGHER LEVEL MATH

COURSES.

STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE ENGLISH COMPOSITION I AND II, MATHEMATICS COMPETENCIES AND

FRESHMAN SEMINAR WITH A GRADE OF C- OR BETTER PRIOR TO ENROLLING IN 1300-1400 LEVEL COURSES.

BUILDING AND ROOM CODES COURSE TYPES

BLAIS= Blaisdell Hall WEB= feature web-based instruction and interaction.

FISHR= Fisher Hall Students interact with their instructors and other students

HANLY=Hanley Library through the class web site, participating in online

SFCTR-Sport and Fitness Center discussions and activities.

SWRTS=Swarts Hall HYBRID= combines web-based interaction and some face

CS=Ceramics Studio to-face instruction or interaction. Students are required to

attend scheduled meetings or classes and participate in

online discussions and activities.

ITV= offered via interactive television and broadcast from

Bradford to another location.

Internships at Pitt-Bradford

An internship is a carefully planned and monitored work experience that

meets specific learning goals related to an academic field of study. There should be a relationship between the practical experience gained

in an internship and the academic work done in the classroom.

Internships allow students to acquire hands-on, practical experience and develop key competencies and critical skills in their

chosen field of study.

Undergraduate students at Pitt-Bradford can earn between one and six credits for internships. No more than 6 credits of internship may be taken at any one time. A minimum of 45 on-site hours must be completed per credit hour earned. Some students elect to participate in an internship

experience and not receive academic credit.

Approval of an internship application is contingent upon satisfaction of the following requirements:

Junior standing

Good academic standing and meeting the requirements of the major

Completion of the Academic Internship Learning Agreement

Approval of the faculty intern supervisor, the student's academic advisor,

the division chair and the vice president and dean of academic affairs.

Undergraduate RESEARCH Opportunities!

All students in their sophomore year or beyond are

encouraged to consider doing directed research in their major. Such courses prove valuable for

pursuing special research interests, preparing for

the job market and enhancing one’s competitiveness for graduate school.

Funding is available to help underwrite the costs

associated with undergraduate research, including conference travel.

A Summer Undergraduate Research Assistant

program is also available, which includes on-campus housing and a stipend.

For more information, contact Dr. Warren Fass, Director of Undergraduate

Research, at 362-7577 ([email protected]); the Office of Academic Affairs;

or any member of the faculty.

Students interested in registering for internship

credits for Spring Term of 2020 should contact their academic advisor.

mailto:[email protected]

Descriptions for Select Spring 2020 Courses

(Descriptions for all other courses can be found on the upb.pitt.edu website)

ANTH 1325 (3) LATIN AMERICA TODAY: This course is an introduction to contemporary Latin

America. It includes discussions of contemporary Indian populations, socio-cultural change, ethnic relations,

environmental relations, gender relations, social structure, economics, politics, popular culture, and the role

of religion in contemporary society.

COMM 0209 (3) DIGITAL FILMMAKING: This course is for students enrolled in any academic major.

Students use themes provided by the instructor to develop films that can include content catering specifically

to their interests. No prior experience is necessary and there is no lab fee. All equipment and supplies are

provided by the communications program. GE: Arts

COMM 0250 (3) SPECIAL TOPICS: THE MEDIA AND DRUG TRAFFICKING: This course

examines the media's representation of drug trafficking by comparing journalism and popular culture

representation with the actual history of events. The course analyzes this highly profitable, illegal business

by considering not only the foreign criminal but also the true range of those involved, from third world

peasants up to State institutions at some of the world’s most powerful nations. GE: Cultures

ECON 0111 (3) MONEY IN THE REAL WORLD: Course that uses a series of current issues to introduce

students to the study and understanding of finance and economics. Topics such as international trade, the

behavior of financial markets and U.S. policy are explored from differing perspectives within the disciplines

of finance and economics. Information from current periodicals is extensively employed. Cross listed with

FIN 0250. GE: Economics

ENG 0250 (3) SPECIAL TOPICS: AFROFUTURISM:

ENG 1450 (3) TOPICS IN LITERATURE: AFROFUTURISM: Afrofuturism is a powerful, forward-

looking contemporary aesthetic movement that spans literature, art, politics, music, and film; yet its roots

may be located within the work of black writers of the last two centuries. With an emphasis on speculative

and science fiction of the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, this course examines how black artists in the U.S. have

conceived of the intersection of technology, the black diaspora, and “race” to re-envision the African-

American experience. Writers such as W.E.B. DuBois, Octavia Butler, Samuel Delaney, Nalo Hopkinson,

Nnedi Okorafor, N.K. Jemison and Colson Whitehead will be read in conjunction with the work of artists

such as Sun Ra, Grace Jones, Parliament Funkadelic, Janelle Monae, and Ava DuVernay.

FIN 0250 (3) SPECIAL TOPICS: MONEY IN THE REAL WORLD: Course that uses a series of current

issues to introduce students to the study and understanding of finance and economics. Topics such as

international trade, the behavior of financial markets and U.S. policy are explored from differing perspectives

within the disciplines of finance and economics. Information from current periodicals is extensively

employed. Cross listed with ECON 0111.

FORSCI 0201 (3) INTRO TO EVIDENCE ANALYSIS: This course introduces students to commonly

used forensic techniques such as microscopy, spectroscopy and chromatography. Scientific background uses

and limitations of the techniques are discussed.

GEOL 0108 (3) PALEOBIOLOGY: Paleobiology is the study of fossilized animals most of which are now

extinct, and their relationships to one another and to their environment. It encompasses the identification

(who is it?), taxonomic relationships (who is it related to?), evolutionary history (is it extinct or extant?),

ecological relationships (who did it eat? Who was it eaten by?), geologic distribution (when did it live?),

behavior (did it live in burrows?), and taphonomy (how did it get fossilized?) of these organisms. Corequisite:

GEOL 0118. GE: Life or Physical Science

GEOL 0118 (1) PALEOBIOLOGY LAB: In the laboratory, you will learn to identify the basic groups of

fossils and describe the relationships to one another and their environment, geologic and geographic

distribution (when and where it lived), evolutionary history (is it extinct or extant?), ecological relationships

(Who did it eat? Who was it eaten by?) behavior (did it live in burrows?), and taphonomy (how did it get

fossilized?). Corequisite is GEOL 0108. GE: Life or Physical Science

HIST 0212 (3) COLONIAL EMPIRES IN THE MODERN WORLD: This course addresses the

chronology of the modern age of empire, beginning with the rise of the British East India Company in the

second half of the 18th century and ending with the end of Portuguese rule in Angola in 1975. It addresses

issues such as the changing aims of empire building in the 19th and 20th centuries, the experiences of

colonized peoples and indigenous responses to colonization, the technological and ideological aspects of

imperialism, and the issues of race, gender, power and violence that shaped the colonial experience. GE:

History

HIST 1327 (3) RACE AND THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT, 1877-1929: This course examines

community formation, activism, and race relations in the context of black urbanization in the late nineteenth

and early twentieth centuries. Among other topics, we will explore gender and class dynamics in African

American communities and consider the development of important organizations such as the National

Association of Colored Women, Urban League, NAACP, Universal Negro Improvement Association, and

black weekly newspapers. GE: History

HPRED 0250 (3) SPECIAL TOPICS: INTRO TO HEALTH SCIENCES: This course will provide an

introduction to the concept of health, as well as the health care system that supports human health. Topics to

be discussed include basic human anatomy and physiology, health challenges, the health care system in the

United States, ethical and legal aspects of health care, and new directions for advancing human health. A

special emphasis will be given to the wide array of health-care related professions.

MRKT 1450 (3) TOPICS IN MARKETING: DIGITAL & SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING: As

business, technology and consumers continue to spend more time and resources online, understanding how

online platforms are used from a marketing perspective is not just important, but now a business imperative.

The course will provide digital marketing fundamentals and key concepts in this constantly changing field.

Through projects, presentations, reading and discussion, students will understand successful online marketing

strategies, search, social media, email, and mobile marketing, as well as web analytics.

MUSIC 0195 (1) APPLIED MUSIC: PEP BAND: Student instrumental group specializing in band and

popular music. Participation in the group includes regular rehearsals and several performances at sporting

and campus events per semester. All instruments welcome; intermediate playing ability and skill with reading

music are recommended but not required

MUSIC 0260 (3) MUSIC IN FILM AND GAMING: Music is central to our experience of films and

gaming, though we may not even notice it is there. In this class, students will explore the different styles and

techniques composers use to score different media and how careful placement of music moves a narrative

forward, establishing setting, character, plot, and more. Classics of the film and game catalog will be

examined alongside contemporary hits. No prior musical training is required. GE: Arts

PEDC 0250 (1) SPECIAL TOPICS: ARCHERY: The purpose of this course is to equip students with the

basic knowledge and archery skills needed, that will allow them to continue to participate in this sport once

they have completed the course. GE: Physical Education

PR 0250 (3) TOPICS: PR IN 2020 POLITICS: Set against the backdrop of the 2020 Presidential and

Congressional campaigns, “PR in 2020 Politics” is an interactive, workshop-style course that will introduce

students to the planning, organizing, and executing of political communications—including message

development/strategy, crafting PR materials, creating social media campaigns, speechwriting, press events,

handling media—and deconstructing breaking news events in real time. Designed by John Schlimm for

Political Science, Public Relations, History, Communications, Business Management, and Interdisciplinary

Arts majors and minors, or anyone interested in the dynamic intersection of politics and communications,

this course will enable students to better engage in the political process, as critical thinkers who can more

accurately interpret what’s happening around them and as participants who can express, discuss, and produce.

SOC 1455 (3) SPECIAL TOPICS: INTERSECTIONALITY: This course is created as an in-depth study

of intersectionality, the conceptual framework rooted in Black feminism and critical legal studies, now

incorporated across the social sciences. Intersectionality will be approached as a theoretical lens and

methodological paradigm that produces specific knowledge(s) of our social world by making the structures

and experiences of gender, race, ethnicity, class, ability, age, and sexuality more visible. Additional attention

will be given to how intersectionality informs disciplinary practice and activism. Pre-requisite: Completion

of ENG 0101, 0102, FS 0102 and Math competency.

GE SCIENCE COURSES DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR THE NON-MAJOR

The following courses are science courses that are specifically designed for students who are not majoring in

a scientific field.

GE: LIFE SCIENCE COURSES:

BIOL 0108 (3) PLANTS & PEOPLE: INTRO TO ETHNOBOTANY: The value of plants to society is

introduced along with a discussion of the plants as part of the natural world. The course will examine the

uses of plants by many cultures, past and present, for food, timber, fuel, clothing, religious activities and

medicine, among other uses. A basic introduction to the anatomy and ecology of plants will also be covered.

BIOL 0112 (3) HUMAN BIOLOGY: Designed for the non-major. General principles of genetics,

biochemistry, anatomy, and physiology are illustrated with reference to normal human body functions.

Topics are structured to allow the student to better appreciate contemporary issues and controversies.

BIOL 0119 (1) ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY LAB: Laboratory will include field

trips to various habitats in our region and analyses of environmental parameters. Three hours of lab per week.

GEOL 0108 (3) PALEOBIOLOGY: Paleobiology is about the history of the nature. Topics include: the

basic principles of Paleobiology, origin of life on earth, classification, morphology, interrelationship between

ancient organisms and their vanished environments, past geographic distribution, and evolutionary history of

major groups of organisms through geologic time. Corequisite: GEOL 0118

GEOL 0118 (1) PALEOBIOLOGY LAB:

In the laboratory, you will learn to identify the basic groups of fossils and describe the relationships to one

another and their environment, geologic and geographic distribution (when and where it lived), evolutionary

history (is it extinct or extant?), ecological relationships (Who did it eat? Who was it eaten by?) behavior

(did it live in burrows?), and taphonomy (how did it get fossilized?). GE Life or Physical Science

GE: PHYSICAL SCIENCE COURSES:

CHEM 0089 (3) CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY: This course is designed for the non-major or for those

students intending to take chemistry 0101 and 0102, but whose science and mathematical backgrounds are

judged to be relatively weak. The course emphasizes stoichiometry (chemical calculations), chemical

equations, gas laws, elementary atomic structure and periodic properties of elements.

CHEM 0106 (3) CHEMISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT: A global view of the environment and its

impact on our changing way of life is presented. How chemistry works and how chemistry is interconnected

with other areas of life are studied. Environmental and resource problems and possible solutions are

examined. Accurate and up-to-date material is presented using scientific analysis and mathematics.

CHEM 0187 (3) DRUGS AND SOCIETY LECTURE: The course intended for non-science majors

provides facts about drug sources, history, action in the body, side-effects, interactions; tolerance, abuse

potential, dependency; drug delivery systems and alternatives will be covered. All major classes of drugs

will be covered.

CHEM 0188 (1) DRUGS AND SOCIETY LAB: May be taken concurrently with CHEM 0187. Students

will be introduced to instrumentation used by medical chemistry and forensic scientists and will be instructed

in the synthesis of drugs (e.g., aspirin). A field trip to the New York state crime lab (Olean, NY) will be

scheduled.

ES 0105 (3) ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY: A study of cultural basis for environmental awareness;

geologic hazards; environmental modification due to human impact; waste disposal; mineral resources and

environment; energy and environment; landscape evaluation; air and water pollution.

ES 0107 (1) ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY LAB: The course goal is to learn problem solving

techniques involving geological processes which affect natural and human-caused environmental hazards.

ES 0110 (3) INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: This course is an interdisciplinary

study which presents a general overview of how nature works and how earth and life systems, including

society, are interconnected. It examines how the environment is used and abused by humans, and what

individuals can do to protect and improve it for future generations, and for other living things.

GEOL 0108 (3) PALEOBIOLOGY: Paleobiology is about the history of the nature. Topics include: the

basic principles of Paleobiology, origin of life on earth, classification, morphology, interrelationship between

ancient organisms and their vanished environments, past geographic distribution, and evolutionary history of

major groups of organisms through geologic time. Corequisite: GEOL 0118

GEOL 0118 (1) PALEOBIOLOGY LAB:

In the laboratory, you will learn to identify the basic groups of fossils and describe the relationships to one

another and their environment, geologic and geographic distribution (when and where it lived), evolutionary

history (is it extinct or extant?), ecological relationships (Who did it eat? Who was it eaten by?) behavior

(did it live in burrows?), and taphonomy (how did it get fossilized?). GE Life or Physical Science

GEOG 0210 (3) PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY: Introduction to the study of the geographical characteristics

and relationships of all phenomena within the earth's physical environment. Emphasis placed on air, land

and water distributions and the interactions between people and the physical environment.

PET 0101 (3) INTRO TO PETROLEUM INDUSTRY: This course provides an overview of the oil and

natural gas industry. Topics covered include history of petroleum, basic geology, drilling, production,

transportation, refining, gas processing, storage, environmental health and safety concerns, the economic

decision planning, and energy impact of petroleum products.

PHYS 0103 (3) CONCEPTS OF MODERN PHYSICS: A basic examination of essential topics including

mechanics, properties of matter, heat, sound, electricity and magnetism, light, atomic and nuclear physics,

relativity and astrophysics.

FEBRUARY 14-16, 2020 DIVISION OF COMMUNICATION AND THE ARTS

New York City Trip

The annual Communication and the Arts Division NYC trip is the perfect opportunity to visit places like…

Broadway, NBC Studios and The Museum of Modern Art

Plus, other world famous museums and media centers. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

A 56-passenger bus will leave Blaisdell Hall at 8:00 am on Friday, February 14th for a 3-day, 2-night stay at The Watson Hotel located just 3 blocks from Central Park and Columbus Circle. Rates are $80 each for currently registered Pitt-Bradford students with 4 students to a room and $150 each for Pitt-Bradford Alumni, faculty and staff with 4 to a room. Individuals are responsible for their own meals. A Saturday continental breakfast is included. The student group will visit art museums on Saturday morning. Participants should also attend an additional show or other cultural event and must pay for their own entertainment. Please note this trip is primarily for students. Space for non-students is very limited and subject to approval. Registration for faculty and staff will open on Monday, January 6, 2020.

Student registration begins Monday, October

21st

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Deadline to register is Friday,

January 10th

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Reservations taken in Blaisdell Hall

Room 103

Monday-Friday 8:30 am – 11:30 am 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

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Email Jenifer Spencer

at [email protected] for more information

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Don’t miss this exciting

opportunity!

This event is

co-sponsored by Student Activities Council

TYPE BLD/ROOM DAYS INSTRUCTORTIMES CR GE CATEGORYCRN SUBJ/ NUM TITLE

ACCT

-09:40 AM 0 Hardin L.22405 ACCT 0201 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS RECFISHR00208 F 08:00 AM

-09:15 AM 4 Hardin L.22404 ACCT 0201 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS LEC FISHR00208 M W 08:00 AM

-01:50 PM 3 Kallenbach E.14614 ACCT 0202 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS LEC BLAIS00121 M W F 01:00 PM

-10:45 AM 3 Kallenbach E.15428 ACCT 0202 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS LEC FISHR00111 T R 09:30 AM

-09:15 AM 3 Hardin L.27650 ACCT 1302 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING 2 LEC SWRTS00111 T R 08:00 AM

-10:50 AM 3 Hardin L.14691 ACCT 1303 STRATEGIC COST MANAGEMENT LEC SWRTS00161M W F 10:00 AM

-03:45 PM 3 Kallenbach E.29319 ACCT 1305 AUDITING LEC SWRTS00105 T R 02:30 PM

-11:50 AM 3 Kallenbach E.14685 ACCT 1306 FEDERAL CORPORATE INCOME TAXES LEC SWRTS00104M W F 11:00 AM

-12:50 PM 3 Hardin L.18515 ACCT 1401 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING LEC SWRTS00207M W F 12:00 PM

ADMJ

-11:50 AM 3 Brougham P.31806 ADMJ 0102 AMERICAN CORRECTIONS LEC SWRTS00107M W F 11:00 AM

-10:45 AM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesGaskew T.24842 ADMJ 0205 POLIC & SOCTY:RACE,CRIME JUSTC LEC SWRTS00108 T R 09:30 AM

-12:15 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesGaskew T.24843 ADMJ 0205 POLIC & SOCTY:RACE,CRIME JUSTC LEC SWRTS00104 T R 11:00 AM

20 seats reserved for CJ majors-03:45 PM 3 Brougham P.29332 ADMJ 0206 CRIMINOLOGY LEC SWRTS00108 T R 02:30 PM


-04:15 PM 3 Brougham P.31805 ADMJ 0255 WHITE COLLAR CRIMES LEC SWRTS00237M W 03:00 PM

-02:15 PM 3 Gaskew T.25870 ADMJ 1321 LAW & SOCIAL CTRL IN SOCIETY LEC FISHR00207 T R 01:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Clabaugh P.29337 ADMJ 1325 CRIMNL EVIDENCE/INVESTIGATION LEC SWRTS00108 W 06:00 PM

-05:15 PM 3 Gaskew T.31807 ADMJ 1330 CRIMINAL FORENSICS 1 LEC FISHR0211A T R 04:00 PM

-05:15 PM 3LEC FISHR00111 T R 04:00 PM

- 1 Gaskew T.33061 ADMJ 1331 CRIMINAL FORENSIC 1 LAB LAB FISHR0211A

-10:45 AM 3 Brougham P.31808 ADMJ 1345 INTERNATIONAL AND GLOBAL CRIME LEC SWRTS00237 T R 09:30 AM

-03:45 PM 3 Gaskew T.24756 ADMJ 1451 CAPSTONE: CRIMINAL JUSTICE SEMSWRTS00104 T R 02:30 PM

AFRCNA

-03:45 PM 3 GE:Cultures-GlobalOgundayo B.29486 AFRCNA 0101 INTRO TO AFRICANA STUDIES LEC SWRTS00107 T R 02:30 PM

Web course- 3 GE:ArtsEwert K.27537 AFRCNA 0215 MODERN AFRICAN-AMERICAN CINEMA LEC WEBTBA

ANTH

Cross-listed with ECON 0112-09:15 AM 3 GE:CulturesStuckart J.27527 ANTH 0112 TOURISM LEC SWRTS00105 T R 08:00 AM

-10:45 AM 3 GE:Cultures-GlobalStuckart J.29366 ANTH 0225 FOOD IN SOCIETIES LEC SWRTS00209 T R 09:30 AM

-03:45 PM 3 Zapel K.31797 ANTH 1304 ECOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY LEC SWRTS00101 T R 02:30 PM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:CulturesCortes D.32119 ANTH 1325 LATIN AMERICA TODAY LEC SWRTS00162 T R 01:00 PM

ART

-09:30 AM 3 GE:ArtsSosic S.27538 ART 0101 DRAWING 1 LEC BLAIS00144 T R 08:00 AM


ART

-02:30 PM 3 GE:ArtsMinard R.32101 ART 0101 DRAWING 1 LEC BLAIS00144 T R 01:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:Arts-GlobalHileman M.18031 ART 0106 WORLD ART: RENAISSANCE TO CONT LEC BLAIS00138 T 06:00 PM

-11:00 AM 3 GE:ArtsMormile A.22414 ART 0110 CERAMICS: HAND BUILDING LEC CS00100 T R 09:30 AM

3 seats reserved for IA majors-02:30 PM 3 GE:ArtsMinard R.24736 ART 0112 PRINTMAKING LEC BLAIS00146 M W 01:00 PM

-07:00 PM 3 GE:ArtsRyding M.29284 ART 0201 COLOR AND DESIGN LEC BLAIS00146 M 04:00 PM

-10:30 AM 3 GE:ArtsMinard R.30097 ART 0201 COLOR AND DESIGN LEC BLAIS00146 M W 09:00 AM

-01:00 PM 3 Mormile A.29281 ART 0205 CERAMICS: WHEEL THROWING LEC CS00100 T R 11:30 AM

-11:30 AM 3 GE:ArtsSosic S.31814 ART 1301 DRAWING II LEC BLAIS00144 T R 10:00 AM

-11:30 AM 3 GE:ArtsLemnitzer A.21371 ART 1303 DIGITAL GRAPHIC DESIGN II LEC BLAIS00147 M W 10:00 AM

-02:30 PM 3 Lemnitzer A.32102 ART 1304 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II LEC BLAIS00147 M W 01:00 PM

-07:00 PM 3 Lemnitzer A.31815 ART 1401 WATERCOLOR LEC BLAIS00146 T 04:00 PM

BIOL

All seats reserved for BIOL, Pre-Health, PSY, Ex.Sci. and AT majors-09:50 AM 4 GE:Life ScienceGee S.15149 BIOL 0101 INTRO TO CELL & MOLECULAR BIOL LEC FISHR00207 M W F 09:00 AM

-12:00 PM 0 GE:Life ScienceGee S.15150 BIOL 0101 INTRO TO CELL & MOLECULAR BIOL LAB FISHR0206E R 09:00 AM

-04:00 PM 0 GE:Life ScienceGee S.15151 BIOL 0101 INTRO TO CELL & MOLECULAR BIOL LAB FISHR0206E R 01:00 PM

All seats reserved for Biology, Pre-Health, PSY, Ex. Sci., AT, Env. St. majors & Biology minors-09:50 AM 4 GE:Life ScienceMulcahy M.15552 BIOL 0102 INTRODUCTION TO BIODIVERSITY LEC SWRTS00105M W F 09:00 AM

-05:30 PM 0 GE:Life ScienceMulcahy M.15553 BIOL 0102 INTRODUCTION TO BIODIVERSITY LAB FISHR0206E T 02:30 PM

-12:00 PM 0 GE:Life ScienceMulcahy M.22395 BIOL 0102 INTRODUCTION TO BIODIVERSITY LAB FISHR0206E T 09:00 AM

-09:50 AM 3 GE:Life Sci-GlobalPiechnik D.22472 BIOL 0108 PLNTS & PEOPL: INTRO ETHNOBTNY LEC SWRTS00209M W F 09:00 AM

Hybrid course-07:30 PM 3 GE:Life ScienceFedak J.29381 BIOL 0112 HUMAN BIOLOGY LEC FISHR00111 T 06:00 PM

-05:30 PM 1 GE:Life ScienceFedak J.26063 BIOL 0119 ECOLOGY & ENVIRON BIOL LAB CLB FISHR0106A R 02:30 PM

20 seats reserved for ASN.Hybrid course.-03:00 PM 4 Yaich L.14590 BIOL 0202 MICROBIOL FOR ALLD HEALTH PROF LEC SWRTS00161M 01:00 PM

Reserved for ASN majors-04:00 PM 0 Shires R.14591 BIOL 0202 MICROBIOL FOR ALLD HEALTH PROF LAB FISHR0205E T 01:00 PM

Reserved for ASN majors-06:00 PM 0 Shires R.14690 BIOL 0202 MICROBIOL FOR ALLD HEALTH PROF LAB FISHR0205E M 03:00 PM

-09:50 AM 4 Yaich L.18525 BIOL 0203 GENETICS LEC SWRTS00207M W F 09:00 AM

-05:00 PM 0 Yaich L.18526 BIOL 0203 GENETICS LAB FISHR0206A R 01:00 PM

-12:30 PM 0 Yaich L.18527 BIOL 0203 GENETICS LAB FISHR0206A R 08:30 AM

-02:50 PM 3 GE:Life ScienceMerwine D.14676 BIOL 0212 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 1 LEC FISHR00107 M W F 02:00 PM

40 seats reserved for ASN and Pre Rad Sci majors-04:50 PM 3 GE:Life ScienceMerwine D.14592 BIOL 0213 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 2 LEC FISHR00107 M W F 04:00 PM

40 seats reserved for Ath. Tr., Ex Sci, Health and PE, Pre Prof. and Psy.-12:50 PM 3 GE:Life ScienceMerwine D.15422 BIOL 0213 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 2 LEC FISHR00107 M W F 12:00 PM

-02:50 PM 4 GE:Life SciencePiechnik D.31824 BIOL 0217 PRINCPL OF ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION LEC SWRTS00108M W F 02:00 PM

-12:30 PM 0 GE:Life SciencePiechnik D.31825 BIOL 0217 PRINCPL OF ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION LAB FISHR0106A T 08:30 AM

-06:00 PM 1 James O.23618 BIOL 0222 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLOGY LAB 1 CLB FISHR0205A M 03:00 PM


BIOL

-09:00 PM 1 James O.23619 BIOL 0222 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLOGY LAB 1 CLB FISHR0205A M 06:00 PM

-12:00 PM 1 James O.30124 BIOL 0222 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLOGY LAB 1 CLB FISHR0205A T 09:00 AM

-09:00 PM 1 James O.23655 BIOL 0223 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLOGY LAB 2 CLB FISHR0205A T 06:00 PM

-12:00 PM 1 James O.23656 BIOL 0223 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLOGY LAB 2 CLB FISHR0205A R 09:00 AM

-04:00 PM 1 James O.23657 BIOL 0223 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLOGY LAB 2 CLB FISHR0205A T 01:00 PM

All seats reserved for ASN and Pre-Radsci majors-04:00 PM 1 James O.23658 BIOL 0223 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLOGY LAB 2 CLB FISHR0205A R 01:00 PM

-09:00 PM 1 James O.23659 BIOL 0223 HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLOGY LAB 2 CLB FISHR0205A R 06:00 PM

-04:50 PM 2 Mulcahy M.32062 BIOL 1307 BIOSTATISTICS LEC SWRTS00106 W 04:00 PM

-04:50 PM 2LEC FISHR00207 M W 04:00 PM

-10:50 AM 3 Merwine D.23621 BIOL 1310 ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY LEC SWRTS00107M W F 10:00 AM

-05:00 PM 1 Merwine D.29482 BIOL 1314 ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY LAB LAB FISHR0206A T 01:00 PM

-11:50 AM 4 Piechnik D.31827 BIOL 1405 POPULATION & CONSERVATION BIOL LEC FISHR00208 M W F 11:00 AM

-12:30 PM 0 Piechnik D.31828 BIOL 1405 POPULATION & CONSERVATION BIOL LAB FISHR0106A R 08:30 AM

-07:15 PM 3 Gee S.31830 BIOL 1410 GENOMICS, PROTEOMICS & BIOINFO LEC SFCTR00158 M W 06:00 PM

-03:50 PM 3 Mulcahy M.32060 BIOL 1435 EVOLUTION LEC FISHR0106D M W F 03:00 PM

-12:50 PM 2 Yaich L.25914 BIOL 1451 CAPSTONE: BIOLOGY SEMSWRTS00107M W 12:00 PM

-12:50 PM 2 Mulcahy M.29478 BIOL 1451 CAPSTONE: BIOLOGY SEMFISHR0206E M W 12:00 PM

-12:50 PM 2 Gee S.30119 BIOL 1451 CAPSTONE: BIOLOGY SEMFISHR0206A M W 12:00 PM

-12:50 PM 2 Piechnik D.32916 BIOL 1451 CAPSTONE: BIOLOGY SEMFISHR00208 M W 12:00 PM

CHE

-09:50 AM 3 Mattis R.14677 CHE 0036 CHEMCL ENGRNG THERMODYNAMICS 1 LEC FISHR0106D M W F 09:00 AM

CHEM

15 seats reserved for Pre ASN and Pre BSN-11:50 AM 3 GE:Physical ScienceSadowsky D.21334 CHEM 0089 CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY LEC SWRTS00111M W F 11:00 AM

-02:50 PM 4 GE:Physical ScienceDraeger J.14698 CHEM 0101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1 LEC FISHR00208 M W F 02:00 PM

-04:30 PM 0 GE:Physical ScienceDraeger J.22638 CHEM 0101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1 LAB FISHR0212E T 12:30 PM

-08:15 PM 0 GE:Physical ScienceDraeger J.26192 CHEM 0101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1 LAB FISHR0212E W 04:15 PM

-02:50 PM 4 GE:Physical ScienceSadowsky D.14593 CHEM 0102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 2 LEC FISHR00207 M W F 02:00 PM

-08:50 AM 4 GE:Physical ScienceRobbins A.14594 CHEM 0102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 2 LEC SWRTS00111M W F 08:00 AM

-12:30 PM 0 GE:Physical ScienceKrenzel W.14595 CHEM 0102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 2 LAB FISHR0212A R 08:30 AM

-05:00 PM 0 GE:Physical ScienceKrenzel W.14596 CHEM 0102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 2 LAB FISHR0212A R 01:00 PM

-05:00 PM 0 GE:Physical ScienceSadowsky D.14597 CHEM 0102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 2 LAB FISHR0212A T 01:00 PM

-12:30 PM 0 GE:Physical ScienceKrenzel W.15423 CHEM 0102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 2 LAB FISHR0212A T 08:30 AM

-03:50 PM 3 GE:Physical ScienceMulcahy F.14684 CHEM 0106 CHEMISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT LEC FISHR00208 M W F 03:00 PM


CHEM

Web course-12:00 AM 3 GE:Physical ScienceSoriano D.17024 CHEM 0187 DRUGS AND SOCIETY LEC WEBTBA 12:00 AM

Web course-12:00 AM 3 GE:Physical ScienceSoriano D.18047 CHEM 0187 DRUGS AND SOCIETY LEC WEBTBA 12:00 AM

-09:30 PM 1 GE:Physical ScienceSadowsky D.24745 CHEM 0188 DRUGS AND SOCIETY LAB CLB FISHR0212A W 05:30 PM

-09:30 PM 1 GE:Physical ScienceShires R.27544 CHEM 0188 DRUGS AND SOCIETY LAB CLB FISHR0212A M 05:30 PM

-09:30 PM 1 GE:Physical ScienceShires R.27545 CHEM 0188 DRUGS AND SOCIETY LAB CLB FISHR0212A T 05:30 PM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:Physical ScienceSoriano D.21718 CHEM 0206 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 LEC SWRTS00209 R 06:00 PM

-12:30 PM 1 GE:Physical ScienceOdorisio M.27546 CHEM 0207 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 LAB CLB FISHR00110 R 11:00 AM

-12:30 PM 1CLB FISHR0211E R 08:30 AM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:Physical ScienceSoriano D.14598 CHEM 0208 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 LEC SWRTS00162 T 06:00 PM

-05:00 PM 1 GE:Physical ScienceOdorisio M.14599 CHEM 0209 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 LAB CLB FISHR00110 T 01:00 PM

-05:00 PM 1 GE:Physical ScienceOdorisio M.CLB FISHR0211E T 01:00 PM

-05:00 PM 1 GE:Physical ScienceOdorisio M.24805 CHEM 0209 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 LAB CLB FISHR0211E R 01:00 PM

-05:00 PM 1CLB FISHR00110 R 01:00 PM

-04:15 PM 4 Draeger J.15424 CHEM 1302 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 2 LEC FISHR0105D M W 03:00 PM

-04:30 PM 0 Draeger J.15425 CHEM 1302 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 2 LAB FISHR0211A R 12:30 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Soriano D.32061 CHEM 1304 ORGANIC ANALYSIS LEC FISHR0105D W 06:00 PM

-09:50 AM 4 Mulcahy F.16028 CHEM 1305 ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTATION LEC SWRTS00108M W F 09:00 AM

-12:30 PM 0 Mulcahy F.16029 CHEM 1305 ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTATION LAB FISHR0211A T 08:30 AM

-11:50 AM 3 Mulcahy F.31795 CHEM 1435 INTERPRETATION OF MASS SPECTRA LEC FISHR00110 M W F 11:00 AM

-12:50 PM 2 Sadowsky D.15426 CHEM 1451 CAPSTONE: CHEMISTRY SEMFISHR0106D M W 12:00 PM

CIST

-03:45 PM 3 GE:Computational SciencesWang Y.23649 CIST 0150 FUNDAMENTALS OF PROGRAMMING LEC SWRTS00236 T R 02:30 PM

-05:15 PM 3 GE:Computational SciencesWang Y.23650 CIST 0150 FUNDAMENTALS OF PROGRAMMING LEC SWRTS00236 T R 04:00 PM

-12:15 PM 3 Parana E.24763 CIST 0161 THE TECHNOLOGY OF COMPUTING LEC SWRTS00236 T R 11:00 AM

-09:15 AM 3 Geahr A.15690 CIST 0166 NETWORKING 2 LEC SWRTS00236 T R 08:00 AM

-09:15 AM 3 Geahr A.21349 CIST 0166 NETWORKING 2 LEC SWRTS00236M W 08:00 AM

-12:15 PM 3 Parana E.15691 CIST 0261 COMPUTER SECURITY LEC HANGR00124M W 11:00 AM

-02:15 PM 3 Ellison S.30181 CIST 0261 COMPUTER SECURITY LEC SWRTS00236M W 01:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Callinan J.16024 CIST 0265 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING LEC SWRTS00236 T 06:00 PM

-10:45 AM 3 Zhao S.31904 CIST 1301 ADVANCED WEB DEVELOPMENT LEC HANGR00124 T R 09:30 AM

-12:15 PM 3 Ellison R.16023 CIST 1307 DATABASE DESIGN & MANAGEMENT LEC SWRTS00236M W 11:00 AM

-04:18 PM 3 Zhao S.21372 CIST 1310 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN LEC SWRTS00236M W 03:00 PM

-02:15 PM 3 Zhao S.30240 CIST 1310 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN LEC HANGR00124 T R 01:00 PM


CIST

-03:45 PM 3 Zhao S.25879 CIST 1328 NTWRK SECURITY & CRYPTOGRAPHY LEC HANGR00124 T R 02:30 PM

-02:15 PM 3 Ellison R.25880 CIST 1342 HOST SCRIPTING LEC SWRTS00236 T R 01:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 McKibbin S.29382 CIST 1401 INFORMATION ASSURANCE LEC SWRTS00106M 06:00 PM

Hybrid course-09:15 AM 3 Lewicki D.31903 CIST 1408 PROJECT MGMT IN INFOR TECHN LEC FISHR00110 T R 08:00 AM

-08:30 PM 3 Callinan J.25881 CIST 1421 MOBILE APPLICATN PROGRAMMING LEC SWRTS00236 R 06:00 PM

-11:45 AM 3 Ellison S.25882 CIST 1443 NTWRK & SYSTEM ADMIN PRACTICUM PRAHANGR00124 F 09:00 AM

Hybrid course-10:45 AM 3 Wang Y.17023 CIST 1451 CAPSTONE: CIS&T SEMSWRTS00236 R 09:30 AM

CLP

-05:45 PM 3 GE:LiteratureJensen M.29258 CLP 0206 HISPANC LITERATURE (IN ENGLSH) LEC BLAIS00121 M W 04:30 PM

-10:45 AM 3 GE:Literature-GlobalOgundayo B.21561 CLP 0220 CARIBBEAN LITERATURES & CULT LEC BLAIS00121 T R 09:30 AM

COMM

-05:15 PM 3 Brown M.14637 COMM 0103 BROADCAST JOURNALISM LEC BLAIS00147 T R 04:00 PM

-03:45 PM 3 GE:ArtsYoung B.14638 COMM 0104 PUBLIC SPEAKING LEC BLAIS00121 T R 02:30 PM

-09:15 AM 3 GE:ArtsBeckes W.27547 COMM 0104 PUBLIC SPEAKING LEC BLAIS00121 T R 08:00 AM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:ArtsYoung B.23591 COMM 0109 INTRODUCTION TO CINEMA LEC FISHR00107 T 06:00 PM

-10:45 AM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesCortes D.18940 COMM 0115 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION LEC BLAIS00138 T R 09:30 AM

-11:50 AM 4 Guterman J.14640 COMM 0203 DIGITAL VIDEO I LEC BLAIS00135 M W 10:00 AM

-04:15 PM 3 GE:ArtsGuterman J.32500 COMM 0209 DIGITAL FILMMAKING LEC BLAIS00147 M W 03:00 PM

-04:15 PM 3LEC BLAIS00114 M W 03:00 PM

-02:50 PM 3 GE:Cultures-GlobalGajanan R.23590 COMM 0215 BOLLYWOOD: POPULAR INDIAN CINE LEC BLAIS00138 M W F 02:00 PM

THE MEDIA AND DRUG TRAFFICKING -05:45 PM 3 GE:CulturesCortes D.32226 COMM 0250 SPECIAL TOPICS LEC SWRTS00237M W 04:30 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Brown M.32513 COMM 1302 MEDIA ADVERTISING LEC SWRTS00107 T 06:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:ArtsYoung B.29812 COMM 1306 AMERICAN CINEMA LEC FISHR00107 M 06:00 PM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:CulturesYoung B.31816 COMM 1309 ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATIONS LEC SWRTS00104 T R 01:00 PM

TELEVISION PRACTICUM Permission of instructor-11:50 AM 1 Guterman J.27691 COMM 1449 TOPICS IN COMMUNICATIONS 1 CR LEC BLAIS00135 M W 11:00 AM

Fieldwork hours are required-03:45 PM 3 Guterman J.15461 COMM 1451 CAPSTONE: COMMUNICATIONS SEMBLAIS00114 T 02:30 PM

ECE

-11:00 AM 3 Wuersig K.14615 ECE 0041 LINEAR CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS 2 LEC FISHR0106D T R 09:45 AM

-02:15 PM 3 Mattis R.14616 ECE 0142 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION LEC FISHR0106D T R 01:00 PM

-01:00 PM 3 Wuersig K.15499 ECE 0257 ANAL & DESIGN ELECTRONIC CIRCT LEC FISHR0106D T R 11:45 AM

ECON

-10:45 AM 3 GE:EconomicsGajanan S.31844 ECON 0101 ECONOMICS IN THE MODERN WORLD LEC SWRTS00105 T R 09:30 AM

Web course-12:00 PM 3 GE:EconomicsGajanan S.21345 ECON 0102 INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS LEC WEBTBA 12:00 PM


ECON

-05:15 PM 3 GE:EconomicsGajanan S.21346 ECON 0102 INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS LEC SWRTS00162 T R 04:00 PM

-07:15 PM 3 GE:EconomicsEkhator-Mobayode U.21344 ECON 0103 INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS LEC SWRTS00161 T R 06:00 PM

-05:15 PM 3 GE:EconomicsEkhator-Mobayode U.29317 ECON 0103 INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS LEC SWRTS00161 T R 04:00 PM

Cross listed with FIN 0250-10:50 AM 3 GE:EconomicsCrawford J.29488 ECON 0111 MONEY IN THE REAL WORLD LEC SWRTS00104M W F 10:00 AM

Cross-listed with ANTH 0112-09:15 AM 3 GE:EconomicsStuckart J.27528 ECON 0112 TOURISM LEC SWRTS00105 T R 08:00 AM

Hybrid course-07:15 PM 3 Gajanan S.21347 ECON 0206 INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMICS LEC SWRTS00105 T R 06:00 PM

-07:00 PM 3 GE:EconomicsEkhator-Mobayode U.29318 ECON 1301 POVERTY AND SOCIETY LEC FISHR00208 W 04:30 PM

-03:45 PM 3 GE:EconomicsEkhator-Mobayode U.30207 ECON 1301 POVERTY AND SOCIETY LEC FISHR00208 T R 02:30 PM

EDUC

-10:45 AM 3 Dombek D.24733 EDUC 0204 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION LEC SWRTS00110 T R 09:30 AM

-02:15 PM 3 Chitiyo J.24734 EDUC 0220 SPECIAL EDUCATION LAW LEC SWRTS00110 T R 01:00 PM

-10:45 AM 3 Brinda W.23626 EDUC 0235 INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN LEC SWRTS00161 T R 09:30 AM

-05:15 PM 3 GE:Second Lit.Frank M.31886 EDUC 0255 READINGS IN CHILDREN'S LITERTR LEC SWRTS00207 T R 04:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:Second Lit.Brinda W.31887 EDUC 0275 ADOLESCENT LITERATURE LEC SWRTS00161M 06:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Kriner J.25877 EDUC 1301 INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY LEC SWRTS00110M 06:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3LEC FISHR00110 M 06:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Gracey-Dalton M.23628 EDUC 1306 CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT LEC SWRTS00110 T 06:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Merry M.24735 EDUC 1309 DIFFN READING INSTC & INTRV LEC SWRTS00110 R 06:00 PM

-04:15 PM 3 Caprarotta S.21338 EDUC 1312 LANG DVLP & ERLY LITRCY FNDTNS LEC SWRTS00110M W 03:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Gracey-Dalton M.21336 EDUC 1318 EARLY MATH FOUNDATIONS LEC SWRTS00110 W 06:00 PM

-05:45 PM 3 Russell J.21337 EDUC 1320 ART, MUSIC, & MOVEMENT METHODS LEC SWRTS00110M W 04:30 PM

-03:45 PM 3 Chitiyo J.30042 EDUC 1325 DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN LEC SWRTS00110 T R 02:30 PM

-10:45 AM 3 Chitiyo J.18028 EDUC 1330 EDUCATING CHILDREN LEC SWRTS00111 T R 09:30 AM

-06:00 PM 3 Brinda W.22706 EDUC 1334 LITRCIES ACROSS MIDL/SEC CURR LEC BLAIS00114 M W 04:30 PM

-02:15 PM 3 Brinda W.23629 EDUC 1345 EDUCATIONAL THEORIES PRACTICES LEC SWRTS00161 T R 01:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Chitiyo J.14632 EDUC 1350 EDUCATNAL PSYCH & MEASUREMENT LEC SWRTS00161 W 06:00 PM

-05:45 PM 12 Dombek D.15531 EDUC 1481 STUDENT TEACHING PRASWRTS00161 W 04:00 PM

ENG

-09:50 AM 3 Vigliotta J.23592 ENG 0100 INTRO TO COLLEGE COMPOSITION LEC SWRTS00106M W F 09:00 AM

-03:45 PM 3 Bell K.14642 ENG 0101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 LEC SWRTS00161 T R 02:30 PM

-01:50 PM 3 Salvia M.14687 ENG 0101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 LEC BLAIS00138 M W F 01:00 PM

-02:50 PM 3 Lang M.16584 ENG 0101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 LEC SWRTS00107M W F 02:00 PM

-05:15 PM 3 Rogus M.21709 ENG 0101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 LEC FISHR00208 T R 04:00 PM


ENG

-12:50 PM 3 Tessmer G.22420 ENG 0101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 LEC SWRTS00108M W F 12:00 PM

-12:15 PM 3 Morris S.22676 ENG 0101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 LEC SWRTS00207 T R 11:00 AM

-09:50 AM 3 Tessmer G.27697 ENG 0101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 LEC SWRTS00107M W F 09:00 AM

-02:15 PM 3 Morris S.31817 ENG 0101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 LEC FISHR00111 T R 01:00 PM

-11:50 AM 3 Salvia M.14641 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC BLAIS00138 M W F 11:00 AM

-10:50 AM 3 Vigliotta J.14643 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC SWRTS00106M W F 10:00 AM

-10:50 AM 3 Salvia M.14644 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC BLAIS00138 M W F 10:00 AM

-12:50 PM 3 Vigliotta J.14645 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC SFCTR00158 M W F 12:00 PM

-11:50 AM 3 Kula C.14682 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC SWRTS00108M W F 11:00 AM

-12:15 PM 3 Rogus M.14683 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC BLAIS00138 T R 11:00 AM

-09:50 AM 3 Van Tassell R.18051 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC SWRTS00104M W F 09:00 AM

-03:45 PM 3 Rogus M.22422 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC SWRTS00237 T R 02:30 PM

-05:15 PM 3 Kula C.25942 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC BLAIS00138 T R 04:00 PM

-02:15 PM 3 Howell T.29292 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC SWRTS00105 T R 01:00 PM

-10:50 AM 3 Tessmer G.29508 ENG 0102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2 LEC SWRTS00108M W F 10:00 AM

Web course-12:00 AM 3 GE:LiteratureMichel D.23593 ENG 0103 INTRODUCTION TO POETRY LEC WEBTBA 12:00 AM

-05:15 PM 3 GE:LiteratureJensen M.31819 ENG 0105 MASTERPIECES OF WORLD LITRATUR LEC SWRTS00111 T R 04:00 PM

-10:45 AM 3 GE:LiteratureTessmer G.27698 ENG 0110 LITERATURE AND INTERPRETATION LEC SWRTS00104 T R 09:30 AM

-09:15 AM 3 GE:LiteratureUlin D.27558 ENG 0218 INTRO TO LITERATURE & ENVIRON LEC SWRTS00107 T R 08:00 AM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:LiteratureOgundayo B.29296 ENG 0219 AFRICAN-AMERICAN WRITERS LEC SWRTS00107 T R 01:00 PM

AFROFUTURISM -10:45 AM 3 Howell T.31821 ENG 0250 SPECIAL TOPICS LEC SWRTS00207 T R 09:30 AM

-07:00 PM 3 GE:LiteratureSalvia M.32067 ENG 1406 AMERICAN JOURNEYS LEC SWRTS00107M 04:30 PM

AFROFUTURISM -10:45 AM 3 Howell T.31820 ENG 1450 TOPICS IN LITERATURE LEC SWRTS00207 T R 09:30 AM

-04:15 PM 3 Ulin D.32009 ENG 1451 CAPSTONE: ENGLISH SEMSWRTS00107M W 03:00 PM

ENGR

-09:50 AM 3 Wuersig K.23705 ENGR 0016 INT TO ENGINEERING COMPUTING LEC FISHR00110 M W F 09:00 AM

-10:50 AM 3 Wuersig K.23706 ENGR 0016 INT TO ENGINEERING COMPUTING LEC FISHR00110 M W F 10:00 AM

Cross listed with MATH 1309-11:10 AM 4 Drignei M.17390 ENGR 0020 PROBLTY & STAT FOR ENGINEERS 1 LEC SFCTR00158 T R 09:30 AM

-10:45 AM 3 Mattis R.18048 ENGR 0022 MATERLS STRUCTURE & PROPERTIES LEC FISHR00208 T R 09:30 AM

-03:15 PM 0 Wuersig K.14617 ENGR 0082 FRESHMAN ENGINEERING SEMINAR 2 SEMFISHR00107 T 02:30 PM

-03:15 PM 0 Wuersig K.14618 ENGR 0085 ENGINEERING SEMINAR SEMFISHR00107 T 02:30 PM

-10:50 AM 3 Mattis R.14619 ENGR 0141 MECHC OF MATLS CVL & ENV ENGR LEC FISHR0106D M W F 10:00 AM

-10:50 AM 3 Mattis R.14620 ENGR 0145 STATICS & MECHC OF MATERIALS 2 LEC FISHR0106D M W F 10:00 AM


ENVSTD

-08:30 PM 3 Schummer D.18049 ENVSTD 1451 CAPSTONE: ENVIRNMNTL STUDIES LEC SWRTS00105M 06:00 PM

ES

-10:45 AM 3 GE:Physical ScienceFrantescu O.24758 ES 0105 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY LEC FISHR0105A T R 09:30 AM

-05:30 PM 1 GE:Physical ScienceFrantescu A.24759 ES 0107 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY LAB CLB FISHR0105A R 02:30 PM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:Physical ScienceKropf M.29312 ES 0110 INTRO TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE LEC FISHR00208 T R 01:00 PM

EST

-12:15 PM 4 Kropf M.23652 EST 1301 SENSORS AND AUTOMATION LEC FISHR00208 T R 11:00 AM

-12:30 PM 0 Kropf M.24844 EST 1301 SENSORS AND AUTOMATION LAB FISHR0105A W 09:30 AM

EXSCI

-02:15 PM 3 Stark Z.31781 EXSCI 0108 NUTRITION LEC BLAIS00121 T R 01:00 PM

-02:50 PM 3 Stark Z.31782 EXSCI 0108 NUTRITION LEC SFCTR00159 M W F 02:00 PM

Hybrid course-11:50 AM 2 Honeck J.31783 EXSCI 0109 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY LEC BLAIS00121 M W 11:00 AM

All seats reserved for Ex Sci majors-08:30 PM 3 Marasco N.31784 EXSCI 0216 GROUP EXERCISE LEADERSHIP LEC SFCTR00168 M 06:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3LEC SFCTR00159 M 06:00 PM

-02:15 PM 3 Kelley M.31786 EXSCI 0225 FUNCTIONAL HUMAN ANATOMY LEC SFCTR00159 T R 01:00 PM

All seats reserved ExSci, AT and Health & PE-09:50 AM 3 Kelley M.31787 EXSCI 1305 BIOMECHANICS LEC SFCTR00159 M W F 09:00 AM

All seats reserved ExSci, AT and Health & PE-10:50 AM 3 Kelley M.31788 EXSCI 1305 BIOMECHANICS LEC SFCTR00159 M W F 10:00 AM

-11:50 AM 3 Stark Z.31789 EXSCI 1320 PRIN STRENGTH TRAING/CONDITNG LEC SFCTR00126 M W F 11:00 AM

-09:50 AM 3 Stark Z.31790 EXSCI 1320 PRIN STRENGTH TRAING/CONDITNG LEC SFCTR00126 M W F 09:00 AM

-10:45 AM 3 Stark Z.31791 EXSCI 1410 EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION LEC SFCTR00159 T R 09:30 AM

-11:50 AM 3 Kelley M.31792 EXSCI 1430 WORKSITE HEALTH PROMOTION LEC SFCTR00159 M W F 11:00 AM

-09:15 AM 3 Kelley M.31793 EXSCI 1453 CAPSTONE: EXERCISE SCIENCE LEC SFCTR00158 T R 08:00 AM

FIN

Cross listed with ECON 0111-10:50 AM 3 Crawford J.31991 FIN 0250 SPECIAL TOPICS LEC SWRTS00104M W F 10:00 AM

-11:50 AM 3 Crawford J.31845 FIN 1301 CORPORATE FINANCE LEC SWRTS00105M W F 11:00 AM

-09:50 AM 3 Crawford J.32512 FIN 1303 ANLYSIS OF FINANCL STATEMENTS LEC SWRTS00237M W F 09:00 AM

Hybrid course-04:15 PM 3 Crawford J.31902 FIN 1304 FINANCL MARKETS & INSTITUTIONS LEC SWRTS00162M W 03:00 PM

FR

-09:50 AM 3 GE:Language/GlobalOgundayo B.32438 FR 0102 ELEMENTARY FRENCH 2 LEC SWRTS00110M W F 09:00 AM

-09:50 AM 3 GE:Language/GlobalOgundayo B.32439 FR 0202 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 2 LEC SWRTS00110M W F 09:00 AM

FS

-05:45 PM 3 Minard R.18502 FS 0102 FRESHMAN SEMINAR LEC SWRTS00162M W 04:30 PM

GEOG

2 seat reserved for International Studies minor-03:45 PM 3 GE:Cultures-GlobalStrickland A.23630 GEOG 0101 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY LEC SWRTS00162 T R 02:30 PM


GEOG

10 seats reserved for Education majors-05:15 PM 3 GE:CulturesStrickland A.14911 GEOG 0102 GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICA LEC SWRTS00209 T R 04:00 PM

-07:15 PM 3 GE:Physical ScienceStrickland A.21342 GEOG 0210 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LEC SWRTS00111 T R 06:00 PM

GEOL

-12:15 PM 3 GE:Life or Physical SciFrantescu A.27664 GEOL 0108 PALEOBIOLOGY LEC FISHR0105A T R 11:00 AM

-09:15 AM 3 Frantescu O.29826 GEOL 0109 CONCEPTS IN GIS LEC SFCTR00158 M W 08:00 AM

-05:30 PM 1 GE:Life or Physical SciFrantescu A.32455 GEOL 0118 PALEOBIOLOGY LAB CLB FISHR0105A T 02:30 PM

GSWS

-05:15 PM 3 GE:CulturesMccabe N.31834 GSWS 0101 INT GNDR, SEXTY, WOMEN'S STDS LEC SWRTS00101 T R 04:00 PM

HIST

-01:50 PM 3 GE:HistoryFlanagan D.31894 HIST 0103 EUROPE IN THE 18TH CENTURY LEC SWRTS00209M W F 01:00 PM

-04:15 PM 3 GE:HistoryCilli A.14633 HIST 0107 US HISTORY 2 LEC SWRTS00207M W 03:00 PM

-05:45 PM 3 GE:HistoryCilli A.22401 HIST 0107 US HISTORY 2 LEC SWRTS00207M W 04:30 PM

-02:50 PM 3 GE:HistoryFlanagan D.23616 HIST 0109 RENAISSANCE/REFORMATION EUROPE LEC SWRTS00209M W F 02:00 PM

-10:50 AM 3 GE:HistoryFlanagan D.32064 HIST 0206 WORLD WAR II LEC SWRTS00209M W F 10:00 AM

-11:50 AM 3 GE:HistoryFlanagan D.32489 HIST 0212 COLONIAL EMPIRES MODERN WORLD LEC SWRTS00237M W F 11:00 AM

-04:15 PM 3 GE:HistorySchummer D.27564 HIST 0215 ENVIRONMENTAL HIST OF THE U.S. LEC SWRTS00108M W 03:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:HistoryCilli A.31896 HIST 1317 CONTEM US HISTORY 1941-PRESENT LEC SWRTS00207 T 06:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:HistoryCilli A.32490 HIST 1327 RACE & URBAN ENVRN 1877-1929 LEC SWRTS00207M 06:00 PM

HMGT

-10:50 AM 3 Forney J.31893 HMGT 0210 LGL ISS HOSPTLY/TOURISM INDUST LEC SWRTS00110M W F 10:00 AM

HPEDU

-10:50 AM 3 Klinek M.31888 HPEDU 0102 CURRENT ISSUES IN CMTY HEALTH LEC SFCTR0165CM W F 10:00 AM

-01:50 PM 3 Klinek M.27565 HPEDU 1300 ADAPTIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEC SFCTR0165CM W F 01:00 PM

-03:50 PM 3 Klinek M.33002 HPEDU 1321 METHODS OF TEACHING HEALTH LEC SWRTS00161M W F 03:00 PM

-11:50 AM 3 Klinek M.16022 HPEDU 1330 MOTOR BEHAVIOR LEC SFCTR0165CM W F 11:00 AM

HPRED

-07:40 PM 2 Kuleck J.18030 HPRED 0180 SPORT SAFETY TRAINING LEC SFCTR0165CM 06:00 PM

-01:50 PM 4 Honeck J.14600 HPRED 0207 EVAL AND REHAB OF ATHL INJRY 2 LEC SFCTR00159 M W F 01:00 PM

-06:00 PM 0 Honeck J.17045 HPRED 0207 EVAL AND REHAB OF ATHL INJRY 2 LAB SFCTR00159 M 03:00 PM

All seats reserved for AT majors-11:50 AM 3 Graham D.25884 HPRED 0220 MEDICAL ASPECTS IN ATHL TRNG LEC SFCTR00158 M W F 11:00 AM

INTRO TO HEALTH SCIENCES -01:50 PM 3 Graham D.31846 HPRED 0250 SPECIAL TOPICS LEC SWRTS00104M W F 01:00 PM

-01:40 PM 2 Renwick D.14601 HPRED 0281 CLINICAL IN ATHLETC TRAINING 2 CLNSFCTR00147 T 12:00 PM

All seats reserved for AT majors-10:50 AM 4 Graham D.14602 HPRED 1309 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE LEC SFCTR00126 M W F 10:00 AM


HPRED

All seats reserved for AT majors.-12:00 PM 0 Graham D.23622 HPRED 1309 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE LAB SFCTR00168 R 08:00 AM

-11:10 AM 2 Jackson A.14603 HPRED 1381 CLINICAL IN ATHLETC TRAINING 4 CLNSFCTR0165C T 09:30 AM

Hybrid course-12:15 PM 3 Burns J.32100 HPRED 1407 FACILITY AND EVENT MANAGEMENT LEC SWRTS00107 R 11:00 AM

Reserved for AT majors-10:50 AM 3 Honeck J.18044 HPRED 1451 CAPSTONE: ATHLETIC TRAINING SEMSFCTR00158 M W F 10:00 AM

-11:40 AM 2 Graham D.14604 HPRED 1481 CLINICAL IN ATHLETC TRAINING 6 CLNSFCTR00147 T 10:00 AM

Permission of instructor required. Class meets during spring break week.- 1 Whitehead J.29245 HPRED 1495 HEALTHCARE IN AMERICA LEC TBATBA

- 1James O.LEC TBATBA

IA

Hybrid course meets all Mondays and some Wednesdays. Attendance at arts events required.-04:15 PM 3 GE:ArtsEwert K.18032 IA 0101 ARTS AWARENESS SEMBLAIS00102 M W 03:00 PM

Fieldwork hours are required-12:45 PM 3 Lemnitzer A.27717 IA 1451 CAPSTONE: INTERDIS ARTS LEC BLAIS00147 W 11:30 AM

INTS

-10:45 AM 3 GE:Cultures-GlobalUlin D.27573 INTS 0112 JAPANESE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE LEC SWRTS00107 T R 09:30 AM

-12:50 PM 3 GE:Cultures-GlobalGajanan R.22387 INTS 0120 INDIA AND ITS CULTURES LEC BLAIS00138 M W F 12:00 PM

LNSK

SKILLS FOR SUCCESS Reserved for TRIO SSS Students-12:02 PM 1 Austin E.27680 LNSK 0250 COLLEGE SUCCESS SPECIAL TOPICS LEC HANLY00201 R 11:00 AM

PLANNING FOR SUCCESS Reserved for TRIO SSS Students-02:00 PM 1 Kane P.27681 LNSK 0250 COLLEGE SUCCESS SPECIAL TOPICS LEC HANLY00201 W 01:00 PM

SUCCESSFULLY GOING BEYOND Reserved for TRIO SSS Students-04:00 PM 1 Marcellin K.27682 LNSK 0250 COLLEGE SUCCESS SPECIAL TOPICS LEC HANLY00201 W 03:00 PM

CLC-11:00 AM 1 Gleason S.32788 LNSK 0250 COLLEGE SUCCESS SPECIAL TOPICS LEC FISHR0105D T 10:00 AM

-04:00 PM 1 Gleason S.32789 LNSK 0250 COLLEGE SUCCESS SPECIAL TOPICS LEC SWRTS00111 W 03:00 PM

MATH

-09:15 AM 3 Robbins A.15433 MATH 0097 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 1 LEC SWRTS00207 T R 08:00 AM

-09:50 AM 3 GE:Math CompetencyRobbins A.15434 MATH 0098 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 2 LEC SWRTS00111M W F 09:00 AM

-02:50 PM 3 GE:Math CompetencyMorrison M.15435 MATH 0098 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 2 LEC SWRTS00110M W F 02:00 PM

-11:50 AM 3 GE:Math CompetencyRobbins A.16577 MATH 0098 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 2 LEC SWRTS00161M W F 11:00 AM

-09:15 AM 3 GE:Math CompetencyWare D.18860 MATH 0098 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 2 LEC FISHR00207 T R 08:00 AM

-08:50 AM 3 GE:Math CompetencyBoser S.26126 MATH 0098 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 2 LEC BLAIS00121 M W F 08:00 AM

-02:50 PM 3 GE:Math CompetencyKleiner H.32775 MATH 0098 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 2 LEC BLAIS00121 M W F 02:00 PM

-05:15 PM 3 GE:Math CompetencyPiccioli P.14621 MATH 0110 FUNDAMENTALS OF MATHEMATICS LEC FISHR00107 T R 04:00 PM

-09:50 AM 3 GE:Math CompetencyPedersen B.14622 MATH 0110 FUNDAMENTALS OF MATHEMATICS LEC FISHR00111 M W F 09:00 AM

-12:05 PM 4 GE:Comp Sci or Math ComptDrignei M.14623 MATH 0132 PRECALCULUS LEC SWRTS00209M W F 11:00 AM

-01:50 PM 4 GE:Computational SciencesWare D.14624 MATH 0133 STATISTICS LEC SWRTS00162M W F 12:45 PM

-10:50 AM 4 GE:Computational SciencesWare D.32719 MATH 0133 STATISTICS LEC BLAIS00121 M W F 09:45 AM

-09:50 AM 4 GE:Comp Sci or Math ComptKleiner H.14625 MATH 0136 APPLIED CALCULUS LEC SWRTS00161M W F 08:45 AM


MATH

-10:50 AM 4 GE:Comp Sci or Math ComptBuliga M.14626 MATH 0140 CALCULUS 1 LEC FISHR00208 M W F 09:45 AM

-08:50 AM 4 GE:Comp Sci or Math ComptDrignei M.27578 MATH 0140 CALCULUS 1 LEC FISHR00111 MTWR 08:00 AM

-12:05 PM 4 Buliga M.14627 MATH 0150 CALCULUS 2 LEC FISHR00207 M W F 11:00 AM

-12:05 PM 4 Chen Y.15436 MATH 0201 CALCULUS 3 LEC FISHR0105D M W F 11:00 AM

-01:50 PM 3 Buliga M.15890 MATH 0206 LINEAR ALGEBRA LEC FISHR00208 M W F 01:00 PM

Cross listed with ENGR 0020-11:10 AM 4 Drignei M.15437 MATH 1309 APPLIED PROBLTY AND STATISTICS LEC SFCTR00158 T R 09:30 AM

-09:50 AM 4 Chen Y.32110 MATH 1318 INTRODUCTION TO ANALYSIS LEC FISHR0105D M W F 08:45 AM

- vr Buliga M.31813 MATH 1452 CAPSTONE: MATHEMATICS SEMTBATBA

MEMS

-09:50 AM 3 Mattis R.23707 MEMS 0051 INTRODUCTION TO THERMODYNAMICS LEC FISHR0106D M W F 09:00 AM

MGMT

-01:50 PM 3 Forney J.31890 MGMT 0110 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT LEC SWRTS00105M W F 01:00 PM

Cross-listed with SOC 1305-05:15 PM 3 Klausner M.25876 MGMT 1301 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR LEC SWRTS00110 T R 04:00 PM

Hybrid course-12:50 PM 3 Forney J.32103 MGMT 1303 BUSINESS ETHICS LEC SWRTS00105M W F 12:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Learn R.27703 MGMT 1304 BUSINESS LAW LEC SWRTS00162 W 06:00 PM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:GlobalMitchell D.29314 MGMT 1305 INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT LEC FISHR00107 M W 01:00 PM

-04:15 PM 3 Forney J.31891 MGMT 1309 MANAGING WORKPLACE DIVERSITY LEC FISHR00111 M W 03:00 PM

-02:15 PM 3 Mitchell D.27704 MGMT 1320 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT LEC FISHR00107 T R 01:00 PM

-05:45 PM 3 Mitchell D.18523 MGMT 1451 CAPSTONE: STRATEGIC MGMNT SEMFISHR00111 M W 04:30 PM

-03:45 PM 3 Forney J.31892 MGMT 1451 CAPSTONE: STRATEGIC MGMNT SEMFISHR00111 T R 02:30 PM

MILS

Students must also enroll in lab-MILS 0104.Instructors from SBU-03:30 PM 1 Marrone C.14647 MILS 0102 BASIC LEADERSHIP LEC SFCTR00159 T 02:30 PM

Students must also enroll in MILS 0102-05:00 PM 1 Marrone C.25964 MILS 0104 BASIC LEADERSHIP LAB CLB SFCTR00159 T 03:30 PM

Students must enroll in MILS 0202-05:30 PM 1 Marrone C.24862 MILS 0204 LEADERSHIP & TEAMWORK LAB CLB SFCTR0165C T 03:30 PM

Students must also enroll in MILS 0204 lab. Instructors from SBU-03:00 PM 2 31838 MILS 0205 LEADERSHIP AND TEAMWORK LEC SFCTR0165C T 02:00 PM

Meets at St. Bonaventure. Instructors from SBU-02:30 PM 3 31839 MILS 1304 LEADERSHIP AND ETHICS LEC TBATBA T R 01:00 PM

Meets at St. Bonaventure. Instructors from SBU-05:00 PM 1 31840 MILS 1305 LEADERSHIP AND ETHICS LAB CLB TBATBA R 03:00 PM

Meets at St. Bonaventure. Instructors from SBU-09:30 AM 3 31841 MILS 1404 OFFICERSHIP LEC TBATBA T R 08:00 AM

Meets at St. Bonaventure. Instructors from SBU-05:00 PM 1 31842 MILS 1405 OFFICERSHIP LAB CLB TBATBA R 03:00 PM

MIS

-12:15 PM 3 Kline W.16551 MIS 0103 COMPUTER APPLCS FOR MANAGEMENT LEC SWRTS00106 T R 11:00 AM

-10:45 AM 3 Kline W.23955 MIS 0103 COMPUTER APPLCS FOR MANAGEMENT LEC SWRTS00106 T R 09:30 AM

Hybrid course-10:45 AM 3 Lewicki D.14686 MIS 0208 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS LEC FISHR00110 T R 09:30 AM


MIS

Hybrid course-10:45 AM 3 Wang Y.32706 MIS 0208 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS LEC SWRTS00236 T 09:30 AM

MRKT

-03:45 PM 3 Chiang C.23632 MRKT 1301 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING LEC SFCTR00158 T R 02:30 PM

-05:15 PM 3 Chiang C.23671 MRKT 1405 MARKETING MANAGEMENT LEC BLAIS00121 T R 04:00 PM

Hybrid course-04:15 PM 3 GE:GlobalChiang C.31843 MRKT 1420 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING LEC BLAIS00121 M W 03:00 PM

DIGITAL & SOCIAL MEDIA MRKTNG -08:30 PM 3 Chiang C.24765 MRKT 1450 TOPICS IN MARKETING LEC SWRTS00104 W 06:00 PM

MUSIC

-03:45 PM 3 GE:ArtsGroffman J.27583 MUSIC 0101 ELEMENTS OF MUSIC LEC BLAIS00138 T R 02:30 PM

GUITAR See Josh Groffman for registration approval-12:00 AM 1 Myslewski D.14692 MUSIC 0195 APPLIED MUSIC LEC TBATBA 12:00 AM

VOICE See Josh Groffman for registration approval-12:00 AM 1 Gabriel R.18206 MUSIC 0195 APPLIED MUSIC LEC TBATBA 12:00 AM

PIANO See Josh Groffman for registration approval-12:00 AM 1 Gabriel R.18212 MUSIC 0195 APPLIED MUSIC LEC TBATBA 12:00 AM

ORGAN See Josh Groffman for registration approval-12:00 PM 1 Gabriel R.18552 MUSIC 0195 APPLIED MUSIC LEC TBATBA 12:00 PM

VIOLA See Josh Groffman for registration approval-12:00 AM 1 Snyder T.26007 MUSIC 0195 APPLIED MUSIC LEC TBATBA 12:00 AM

VIOLIN See Josh Groffman for registration approval-12:00 AM 1 Snyder T.26008 MUSIC 0195 APPLIED MUSIC LEC TBATBA 12:00 AM

PEP BAND Students may take this course on a non-credit basis.-08:30 PM 1 Thumpston K.29549 MUSIC 0195 APPLIED MUSIC LEC BLAIS00138 M 07:00 PM

Students may also take this course on a non-credit basis.-05:15 PM 1 Groffman J.18067 MUSIC 0214 VOCAL ARTS ENSEMBLE CLB BLAIS00138 M W 04:30 PM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:ArtsGroffman J.29259 MUSIC 0215 DIGITAL MUSIC CREATION LEC BLAIS00120 T R 01:00 PM

-04:15 PM 3 GE:ArtsGroffman J.32458 MUSIC 0260 MUSIC IN FILM AND GAMING LEC BLAIS00138 M W 03:00 PM

ROCK AND POP -10:45 AM 3 GE:ArtsGroffman J.27580 MUSIC 1339 MUSICAL STYLES LEC BLAIS00120 T R 09:30 AM

NUR

-11:00 AM 8 Bickford B.14628 NUR 0112 COMPREHENSIVE NURSING 1 LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-11:00 AM 8Truman J.LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-11:00 AM 8Dibble M.LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-11:00 AM 8Dinger M.LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-11:00 AM 8Lau N.LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-11:00 AM 8Boser M.LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-12:30 PM 3 Dinger M.14629 NUR 0113 PHARMACOLOGY IN NURSING LEC SWRTS00162 RF 11:15 AM

-12:00 PM 9 Lau N.14630 NUR 0212 COMPREHENSIVE NURSING 3 LEC SWRTS00162MT 08:00 AM

-12:00 PM 9Truman J.LEC SWRTS00162MT 08:00 AM

-12:00 PM 9Bickford B.LEC SWRTS00162MT 08:00 AM

-12:00 PM 9Boser M.LEC SWRTS00162MT 08:00 AM

Hybrid course-07:00 PM 3 Fiorentino L.17025 NUR 1310 ETHICAL DIMENSIONS OF NURSING LEC SWRTS00104 R 04:00 PM

Hybrid course-04:00 PM 4 Truman J.14631 NUR 1403 ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTICUM PRASWRTS00257 T 01:00 PM


NUR

Hybrid course-07:00 PM 3 Truman J.31847 NUR 1406 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR NURSES LEC SWRTS00104 T 04:00 PM

Hybrid course-04:00 PM 3 Truman J.18639 NUR 1451 CAPSTONE: PROFESSIONAL NURSING SEMSWRTS00257 R 01:00 PM

PEDC

Meets at Bylle Lanes-10:50 AM 1 GE:Physical EducationWhitehurst N.14605 PEDC 0106 BOWLING CLB TBATBA M W 10:00 AM

Meets in the Fitness Center-02:50 PM 1 GE:Physical EducationJohnston C.15465 PEDC 0108 PHYSCL CONDG/WEIGHT TRAINING 1 CLB TBATBA M W 02:00 PM

Meets in the Fitness Center-01:50 PM 1 GE:Physical EducationFoster Z.16026 PEDC 0108 PHYSCL CONDG/WEIGHT TRAINING 1 CLB TBATBA M W 01:00 PM

-02:00 PM 1 GE:Physical EducationShay R.25874 PEDC 0124 BASKETBALL CLB SFCTR00152 T R 01:00 PM

-01:50 PM 1 GE:Physical EducationPhillips C.14650 PEDC 0126 VOLLEYBALL CLB SFCTR00152 M W 01:00 PM

-02:50 PM 1 GE:Physical Education16027 PEDC 0152 LIVING WELL CLB SFCTR00158 M W 02:00 PM

-06:40 PM 1 GE:Physical EducationEveretts S.14678 PEDC 0179 SELF DEFENSE CLB SFCTR00168 W 05:00 PM

-07:10 PM 1 GE:Physical EducationEveretts S.15439 PEDC 0181 INTRODUCTION TO MARTIAL ARTS CLB SFCTR00168 R 05:30 PM

-08:20 PM 1 GE:Physical EducationEveretts S.14606 PEDC 0182 HAPKIDO CLB SFCTR00168 W 06:40 PM

ARCHERY -04:15 PM 1 GE:Physical EducationKlinek M.29434 PEDC 0250 SPECIAL TOPICS LEC SFCTR00191 M W 03:00 PM

PET

-05:45 PM 3 Frantescu O.16030 PET 0103 PETRO GEOL & GEOPHYSICS LEC FISHR0105A M W 04:30 PM

-07:00 PM 3 O'Brien T.31810 PET 0108 WELL CONTROL LEC FISHR0106D T 04:00 PM

-07:15 PM 3 Frantescu O.31811 PET 0110 MUD LOGGING LEC FISHR0105A M W 06:00 PM

PHIL

20 seats reserved for Rad. Sci. majors-05:45 PM 3 GE:Philosophical InquirySchummer D.22423 PHIL 0214 BIOETHICS LEC SWRTS00108M W 04:30 PM

-10:50 AM 3 GE:Philosophical Inq-GlobalGajanan R.22403 PHIL 1303 EASTERN PHILOSOPHY LEC SWRTS00237M W F 10:00 AM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:CulturesSchummer D.31798 PHIL 1304 POLITICS AND PHILOSOPHY LEC SWRTS00237 T R 01:00 PM

PHYS

-02:50 PM 4 GE:Physical ScienceYousif H.14607 PHYS 0102 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS 2 LEC FISHR00111 M W F 02:00 PM

-04:00 PM 0 GE:Physical ScienceYousif H.14608 PHYS 0102 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS 2 LAB FISHR0105D R 01:00 PM

-09:50 AM 3 GE:Physical ScienceYousif H.14609 PHYS 0103 CONCEPTS OF MODERN PHYSICS LEC FISHR00107 M W F 09:00 AM

-05:45 PM 4 GE:Physical ScienceYousif H.23633 PHYS 0201 FOUNDATIONS OF PHYSICS 1 LEC FISHR0105D T R 04:00 PM

-01:50 PM 4 GE:Physical ScienceYousif H.14610 PHYS 0202 FOUNDATIONS OF PHYSICS 2 LEC FISHR00111 M W F 12:45 PM

-04:00 PM 1 GE:Physical ScienceYousif H.18865 PHYS 0204 FOUNDATIONS OF PHYSICS 2 LAB CLB FISHR0105D T 01:00 PM

PR

-02:15 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesSchlimm J.24737 PR 0101 INTRODCTN TO PUBLIC RELATIONS LEC BLAIS00138 T R 01:00 PM

PS

-02:50 PM 3 GE:Political ScienceRobar S.32095 PS 0102 AMERICAN POLITICAL PROCESS LEC SWRTS00207M W F 02:00 PM

-03:45 PM 3 GE:Political Science-Globalde Vries-Jordan H.31897 PS 0103 COMPARATIVE POLITICS LEC SWRTS00207 T R 02:30 PM


PS

-02:15 PM 3 GE:Political Science-Globalde Vries-Jordan H.31898 PS 0225 WOMEN IN POLITICS LEC SWRTS00207 T R 01:00 PM

-05:15 PM 3 GE:Political Science-Globalde Vries-Jordan H.31899 PS 1304 AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS LEC SWRTS00237 T R 04:00 PM

-04:15 PM 3 GE:Political ScienceRobar S.29659 PS 1310 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW LEC SWRTS00209M W 03:00 PM

-05:45 PM 3 GE:Political ScienceRobar S.32096 PS 1367 ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS LEC SWRTS00209M W 04:30 PM

-08:30 PM 3 de Vries-Jordan H.31900 PS 1449 CAPSTONE 1: RESEARCH METHODS LEC SWRTS00106 W 06:00 PM

PSY

-10:50 AM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesMcHugh R.14611 PSY 0101 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY LEC FISHR00111 M W F 10:00 AM

-03:45 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesPage G.22396 PSY 0101 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY LEC SWRTS00111 T R 02:30 PM

10 seats reserved for ASN majors-05:15 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesLeck K.25871 PSY 0101 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY LEC SWRTS00105 T R 04:00 PM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesMcHugh R.29252 PSY 0101 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY LEC SWRTS00209 T R 01:00 PM

15 seats reserved for Psychology majors-11:50 AM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesMcHugh R.14612 PSY 0202 CHILD DEVELOPMENT LEC FISHR00111 M W F 11:00 AM

-03:45 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesLeck K.17018 PSY 0204 PERSONALITY THEORIES LEC FISHR00207 T R 02:30 PM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesPage G.14613 PSY 0206 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY LEC SWRTS00111 T R 01:00 PM

All seats reserved for PSY majors-05:45 PM 3 Page G.27597 PSY 0207 PROFESSIONAL SEMINAR IN PSY SEMSWRTS00104M W 04:30 PM

All seats reserved for Psychology majors-10:45 AM 3 Fass W.24747 PSY 1301 EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY LEC SWRTS00238 T R 09:30 AM

All seats reserved for PSY majors-04:15 PM 3 Fass W.31804 PSY 1301 EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY LEC SWRTS00238M W 03:00 PM

-02:50 PM 3 Leck K.31803 PSY 1307 PSYCHOLOGY OF MUSIC LEC SWRTS00105M W F 02:00 PM

-10:50 AM 3 Fass W.31801 PSY 1406 LEARNING AND BEHAVIOR LEC SWRTS00105M W F 10:00 AM

-05:15 PM 3 Page G.22398 PSY 1407 COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY LEC SWRTS00107 T R 04:00 PM

-09:00 PM 1 Page G.22399 PSY 1408 COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY LAB CLB SWRTS00238 R 06:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 McHugh R.31802 PSY 1409 MEDIA PORTRAYALS OF PSYCHOLOGY LEC SWRTS00237 W 06:00 PM

Must have permission of instructor-12:00 AM 3 Leck K.14680 PSY 1452 CAPSTONE: PSYCHOLOGY SEMTBATBA 12:00 AM

Must have permission of instructor-12:00 AM 3 Fass W.14681 PSY 1452 CAPSTONE: PSYCHOLOGY SEMTBATBA 12:00 AM

Must have permission of instructor-12:00 AM 3 Page G.22397 PSY 1452 CAPSTONE: PSYCHOLOGY SEMTBATBA 12:00 AM

Must have permission of instructor-12:00 AM 3 McHugh R.27598 PSY 1452 CAPSTONE: PSYCHOLOGY SEMTBATBA 12:00 AM

RADSC

- vr Boser M.32561 RADSC 1301 RADSCI CONTRACTUAL TERM CLN

- vr Boser M.32560 RADSC 1401 RADSCI CONTRACTUAL TERM CLN

SOC

-12:15 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesKlausner M.14634 SOC 0101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY LEC SWRTS00111 T R 11:00 AM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesKlausner M.14635 SOC 0101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY LEC SWRTS00207 W 06:00 PM

-05:45 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesPenn J.15891 SOC 0101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY LEC SWRTS00105M W 04:30 PM

-05:15 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesPenn J.29255 SOC 0101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY LEC SWRTS00108 T R 04:00 PM


SOC

-03:45 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesLawson H.32008 SOC 0201 SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER LEC SWRTS00209 T R 02:30 PM

Cross-listed with MGMT 1301-05:15 PM 3 Klausner M.14636 SOC 1305 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR LEC SWRTS00110 T R 04:00 PM

-01:50 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesLawson H.15892 SOC 1306 WORK AND SOCIETY LEC SWRTS00207M W F 01:00 PM

-04:15 PM 3 Eckstrom S.29254 SOC 1307 SOC HEALTH ILLNESS & DISEASE LEC SWRTS00104M W 03:00 PM

-10:45 AM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesPenn J.32066 SOC 1308 INEQUALITY IN SOCIETY LEC FISHR00107 T R 09:30 AM

-02:50 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesKlausner M.29253 SOC 1310 SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY LEC SWRTS00104M W F 02:00 PM

-03:50 PM 3 Leck K.23594 SOC 1401 SOCIAL RESEARCH LEC SWRTS00105M W F 03:00 PM

INTERSECTIONALITY: RY&PRACTICE -08:30 PM 3 Eckstrom S.31799 SOC 1455 TOPICS IN SOCIOLOGY LEC SWRTS00108M 06:00 PM

SPAN

-11:50 AM 3 GE:Language/GlobalJensen M.14646 SPAN 0102 ELEMENTARY SPANISH 2 LEC SWRTS00110M W F 11:00 AM

-12:50 PM 3 GE:Language/GlobalJensen M.25924 SPAN 0202 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 2 LEC SWRTS00106M W F 12:00 PM

THEA

-02:50 PM vr GE:ArtsEwert K.31836 THEA 0102 THEATR PRACTCM: BASC STAGECRAF PRABLAIS00164 M W F 02:00 PM

-02:30 PM vr GE:ArtsEwert K.22723 THEA 0103 THEATRE PRACTICUM: PERFORMANCE PRABLAIS00164 M W F 01:00 PM

Web course-12:00 AM 3 GE:ArtsEwert K.23647 THEA 0203 PLAY ANALYSIS LEC WEBTBA 12:00 AM

-02:30 PM 3 GE:ArtsEwert K.31835 THEA 1302 DIRECTING AND DEVISING LEC BLAIS00164 M W F 01:00 PM

WRITNG

-10:45 AM 3 GE:ArtsBell K.29587 WRITNG 0109 INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING LEC SWRTS00101 T R 09:30 AM

-02:15 PM 3 Mccabe N.24738 WRITNG 0111 LITRY EDITING/MAGAZINE PROD 1 SEMSWRTS00101 T R 01:00 PM


CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP -08:00 PM 3 Mccabe N.31832 WRITNG 0250 SPECIAL TOPICS SEMSWRTS00101 W 05:30 PM

10 Seats reserved for Rad Sci. majors-12:15 PM 3 Bell K.14688 WRITNG 1305 TECHNICAL WRITING SEMBLAIS00147 T R 11:00 AM


CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP -08:00 PM 3 Mccabe N.31833 WRITNG 1450 TOPICS IN WRITING SEMSWRTS00101 W 05:30 PM

CRN SUBJ/ NUM TYPE BLD/ROOM DAYS INSTRUCTORTIMES CR GE CATEGORYTITLE

Online and Hybrid Courses

AFRCNA

Web course

WEBTBA - 3 GE:ArtsEwert K.27537 AFRCNA 0215 MODERN AFRICAN-AMERICAN CINEMALEC

BIOL

Hybrid course

FISHR00111 T 06:00 PM-07:30 PM 3 GE:Life ScienceRuffell S.29381 BIOL 0112 HUMAN BIOLOGY LEC

20 seats reserved for ASN.Hybrid course.

SWRTS00161 M 01:00 PM-03:00 PM 4 Ruffell S.14590 BIOL 0202 MICROBIOL FOR ALLD HEALTH PROF LEC

CHEM

Web course

WEBTBA 12:00 AM-12:00 AM 3 GE:Physical ScienceSoriano D.17024 CHEM 0187 DRUGS AND SOCIETY LEC

Web course

WEBTBA 12:00 AM-12:00 AM 3 GE:Physical ScienceSoriano D.18047 CHEM 0187 DRUGS AND SOCIETY LEC

CIST

Hybrid course

FISHR00110 T R 08:00 AM-09:15 AM 3 Lewicki D.31903 CIST 1408 PROJECT MGMT IN INFOR TECHN LEC

ECON

Web course

WEBTBA 12:00 PM-12:00 PM 3 GE:EconomicsGajanan S.21345 ECON 0102 INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS LEC

Hybrid course

SWRTS00105 T R 06:00 PM-07:15 PM 3 Gajanan S.21347 ECON 0206 INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMICS LEC

ENG

Web course

WEBTBA 12:00 AM-12:00 AM 3 GE:LiteratureMichel D.23593 ENG 0103 INTRODUCTION TO POETRY LEC

EXSCI

Hybrid course

BLAIS00121 M W 11:00 AM-11:50 AM 2 Honeck J.31783 EXSCI 0109 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY LEC

FIN

Hybrid course

SWRTS00162 M W 03:00 PM-04:15 PM 3 Crawford J.31902 FIN 1304 FINANCL MARKETS & INSTITUTIONS LEC

GEOL

Hybrid course

FISHR00110 W 12:30 PM-01:45 PM 3 GE:Computational SciencesFrantescu O.23653 GEOL 1320 ADVANCED GIS LEC

HPRED

Hybrid course

SWRTS00107 R 11:00 AM-12:15 PM 3 Burns J.32100 HPRED 1407 FACILITY AND EVENT MANAGEMENT LEC

IA

Hybrid course meets all Mondays and some Wednesdays. Attendance at arts events required.

BLAIS00102 M W 03:00 PM-04:15 PM 3 GE:ArtsEwert K.18032 IA 0101 ARTS AWARENESS SEM

MGMT

Hybrid course

FISHR00107 T R 11:00 AM-12:15 PM 3 Forney J.32103 MGMT 1303 BUSINESS ETHICS LEC

MIS

Hybrid course

FISHR00110 T R 09:30 AM-10:45 AM 3 Lewicki D.14686 MIS 0208 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS LEC

MRKT

Hybrid course

BLAIS00121 M W 03:00 PM-04:15 PM 3 GE:GlobalChiang C.31843 MRKT 1420 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING LEC

NUR

Hybrid course

SWRTS00104 R 04:00 PM-07:00 PM 3 Fiorentino L.17025 NUR 1310 ETHICAL DIMENSIONS OF NURSING LEC


Online and Hybrid Courses

NUR

Hybrid course

SWRTS00257 T 01:00 PM-04:00 PM 4 Truman J.14631 NUR 1403 ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTICUM PRA

Hybrid course

SWRTS00104 T 04:00 PM-07:00 PM 3 Truman J.31847 NUR 1406 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR NURSES LEC

Hybrid course

SWRTS00257 R 01:00 PM-04:00 PM 3 Truman J.18639 NUR 1451 CAPSTONE: PROFESSIONAL NURSING SEM

THEA

Web course

WEBTBA 12:00 AM-12:00 AM 3 GE:ArtsEwert K.23647 THEA 0203 PLAY ANALYSIS LEC


Specific courses that reflect focuses on diverse groups, cultures, and social issues.

ADMJ



-02:15 PM 3 Gaskew T.25870 ADMJ 1321 LAW & SOCIAL CTRL IN SOCIETY LEC FISHR00207 T R 01:00 PM

-10:45 AM 3 Brougham P.31808 ADMJ 1345 INTERNATIONAL AND GLOBAL CRIME LEC SWRTS00237 T R 09:30 AM

AFRCNA

Web course- 3 GE:ArtsEwert K.27537 AFRCNA 0215 MODERN AFRICAN-AMERICAN CINEMALEC WEBTBA

ANTH

Cross-listed with ECON 0112-09:15 AM 3 GE:CulturesStuckart J.27527 ANTH 0112 TOURISM LEC SWRTS00105 T R 08:00 AM

-03:45 PM 3 Zapel K.31797 ANTH 1304 ECOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY LEC SWRTS00101 T R 02:30 PM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:CulturesCortes D.32119 ANTH 1325 LATIN AMERICA TODAY LEC SWRTS00162 T R 01:00 PM

BIOL

-09:50 AM 3 GE:Life Sci-GlobalPiechnik D.22472 BIOL 0108 PLNTS & PEOPL: INTRO ETHNOBTNY LEC FISHR00207 M W F 09:00 AM

CLP

-05:45 PM 3 GE:LiteratureJensen M.29258 CLP 0206 HISPANC LITERATURE (IN ENGLSH) LEC BLAIS00121 M W 04:30 PM

-10:45 AM 3 GE:Literature-GlobalOgundayo B.21561 CLP 0220 CARIBBEAN LITERATURES & CULT LEC BLAIS00121 T R 09:30 AM

COMM

-02:50 PM 3 GE:Cultures-GlobalGajanan R.23590 COMM 0215 BOLLYWOOD: POPULAR INDIAN CINE LEC BLAIS00138 M W F 02:00 PM

ECON

-10:45 AM 3 GE:EconomicsGajanan S.31844 ECON 0101 ECONOMICS IN THE MODERN WORLD LEC SWRTS00105 T R 09:30 AM

-07:00 PM 3 GE:EconomicsEkhator-Mobayo29318 ECON 1301 POVERTY AND SOCIETY LEC FISHR00208 W 04:30 PM

-03:45 PM 3 GE:EconomicsEkhator-Mobayo30207 ECON 1301 POVERTY AND SOCIETY LEC FISHR00208 T R 02:30 PM

EDUC

-03:45 PM 3 Chitiyo J.30042 EDUC 1325 DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN LEC SWRTS00110 T R 02:30 PM

-10:45 AM 3 Chitiyo J.18028 EDUC 1330 EDUCATING CHILDREN LEC SWRTS00111 T R 09:30 AM

-08:30 PM 3 Chitiyo J.14632 EDUC 1350 EDUCATNAL PSYCH & MEASUREMENT LEC SWRTS00161 W 06:00 PM

ENG

-02:15 PM 3 GE:LiteratureOgundayo B.29296 ENG 0219 AFRICAN-AMERICAN WRITERS LEC SWRTS00107 T R 01:00 PM

GSWS

-05:15 PM 3 GE:CulturesMccabe N.31834 GSWS 0101 INT GNDR, SEXTY, WOMEN'S STDS LEC SWRTS00101 T R 04:00 PM

HIST

-04:15 PM 3 GE:HistoryCilli A.14633 HIST 0107 US HISTORY 2 LEC SWRTS00207 M W 03:00 PM

-05:45 PM 3 GE:HistoryCilli A.22401 HIST 0107 US HISTORY 2 LEC SWRTS00207 M W 04:30 PM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:HistoryCilli A.31896 HIST 1317 CONTEM US HISTORY 1941-PRESENT LEC SWRTS00207 T 06:00 PM



INTS

-10:45 AM 3 GE:Cultures-GlobalUlin D.27573 INTS 0112 JAPANESE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE LEC SWRTS00107 T R 09:30 AM

-12:50 PM 3 GE:Cultures-GlobalGajanan R.22387 INTS 0120 INDIA AND ITS CULTURES LEC BLAIS00138 M W F 12:00 PM

MGMT

-11:50 AM 3 Mitchell D.23672 MGMT 0110 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT LEC SWRTS00207 M W F 11:00 AM

-01:50 PM 3 Forney J.31890 MGMT 0110 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT LEC SWRTS00105 M W F 01:00 PM

-08:30 PM 3 Learn R.27703 MGMT 1304 BUSINESS LAW LEC SWRTS00162 W 06:00 PM

NUR

-11:00 AM 8 Boser M.14628 NUR 0112 COMPREHENSIVE NURSING 1 LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-11:00 AM 8Dinger M.LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-11:00 AM 8Truman J.LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-11:00 AM 8Lau N.LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-11:00 AM 8Bickford B.LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-11:00 AM 8Dibble M.LEC SWRTS00162 RF 08:00 AM

-12:00 PM 9 Lau N.14630 NUR 0212 COMPREHENSIVE NURSING 3 LEC SWRTS00162 MT 08:00 AM

-12:00 PM 9Boser M.LEC SWRTS00162 MT 08:00 AM

-12:00 PM 9Truman J.LEC SWRTS00162 MT 08:00 AM

-12:00 PM 9Bickford B.LEC SWRTS00162 MT 08:00 AM

PHIL

20 seats reserved for Rad. Sci. majors-05:45 PM 3 GE:Philosophical InquirySchummer D.22423 PHIL 0214 BIOETHICS LEC SWRTS00209 M W 04:30 PM

-10:50 AM 3 GE:Philosophical Inq-GlobalGajanan R.22403 PHIL 1303 EASTERN PHILOSOPHY LEC SWRTS00237 M W F 10:00 AM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:CulturesSchummer D.31798 PHIL 1304 POLITICS AND PHILOSOPHY LEC SWRTS00237 T R 01:00 PM

PS

-02:50 PM 3 GE:Political ScienceRobar S.32095 PS 0102 AMERICAN POLITICAL PROCESS LEC SWRTS00207 M W F 02:00 PM

-03:45 PM 3 GE:Political Science-Globalde Vries-Jordan 31897 PS 0103 COMPARATIVE POLITICS LEC SWRTS00207 T R 02:30 PM

-02:15 PM 3 GE:Political Science-Globalde Vries-Jordan 31898 PS 0225 WOMEN IN POLITICS LEC SWRTS00207 T R 01:00 PM

-05:15 PM 3 GE:Political Science-Globalde Vries-Jordan 31899 PS 1304 AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS LEC SWRTS00237 T R 04:00 PM

PSY

-02:15 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesPage G.14613 PSY 0206 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY LEC SWRTS00111 T R 01:00 PM

-05:15 PM 3 Page G.22398 PSY 1407 COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY LEC SWRTS00107 T R 04:00 PM

SOC

-12:15 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesKlausner M.14634 SOC 0101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY LEC SWRTS00111 T R 11:00 AM

-08:30 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesKlausner M.14635 SOC 0101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY LEC SWRTS00207 W 06:00 PM

-05:45 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesPenn J.15891 SOC 0101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY LEC SWRTS00105 M W 04:30 PM



SOC

-05:15 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesPenn J.29255 SOC 0101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY LEC SWRTS00108 T R 04:00 PM

-03:45 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesLawson H.32008 SOC 0201 SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER LEC SWRTS00209 T R 02:30 PM

-02:50 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesKlinek M.32099 SOC 0202 SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT LEC SWRTS00111 M W F 02:00 PM

-01:50 PM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesLawson H.15892 SOC 1306 WORK AND SOCIETY LEC SWRTS00207 M W F 01:00 PM

-04:15 PM 3 Eckstrom S.29254 SOC 1307 SOC HEALTH ILLNESS & DISEASE LEC SWRTS00104 M W 03:00 PM

-10:45 AM 3 GE:Behavioral SciencesPenn J.32066 SOC 1308 INEQUALITY IN SOCIETY LEC FISHR00107 T R 09:30 AM

THEA

Web course-12:00 AM 3 GE:ArtsEwert K.23647 THEA 0203 PLAY ANALYSIS LEC WEBTBA 12:00 AM

Spring Term 2020 Final Exam Schedule

TIME CLASS BEGAN EXAM DATE EXAM TIME

April 20, Monday

NUR-0112/ NUR-0212 [Swarts 0162] 8:00 - 11:00 a.m.

MWF 11:00 a.m. 12:00 - 2:00 p.m.

MWF or MW 3:00 p.m. 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.

M or MW 6:00 p.m. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

_____________________________________________________________________________________

April 21, Tuesday

TR 8:00 a.m. 8:00 - 10:00 a.m.

TR 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.

TR 1:00 p.m. 12:00 - 2:00 p.m.

TR 4:00 p.m. 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.

T or TR 6:00 p.m. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

_____________________________________________________________________________________

April 22, Wednesday

MWF 9:00 a.m. 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

MWF 1:00 p.m. 12:00 - 2:00 p.m.

MW or MWF 4:00 p.m. 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.

MW 4:30 p.m.

W 6:00 p.m. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

_____________________________________________________________________________________

April 23, Thursday

TR 9:30 a.m. 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

TR 2:30 p.m. 12:00 - 2:00 p.m.

MWF 10:00 a.m. 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.

R 6:00 p.m. 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

_____________________________________________________________________________________

April 24, Friday

MWF or MW 8:00 a.m. 8:00 - 10:00 a.m.

MWF 12:00 p.m. 10:00 - 12:00 p.m.

MWF 2:00 p.m. 12:00 - 2:00 p.m.

____________________________________________________________________________________

Final exams will be held in the regularly scheduled classroom unless otherwise noted.

Please see your instructor to determine the day and time for your final if your course does not fit the grid above.

Students having more than two exams on one day (excluding evening classes) may petition their instructors

for assistance in rescheduling one exam at a time mutually agreeable to student and instructor. If it is not

possible to reach an agreement with one of the instructors, students should contact the appropriate division

chair.

Academic Services

Writing Center

250 Hanley

Want to be a stronger writer? A better reader? Empower yourself at the Writing Center!

The Writing Center has experienced faculty consultants available to assist student writers of

all levels and abilities at any stage of the writing process, from brainstorming and drafting

to revision, editing, formatting, and achieving stylistic punch and sophistication. Common

areas of focus include thesis statements, essay organization, word choice, recognizing pattern

errors in grammar and punctuation, evaluating and using sources, managing in-text citations,

and critical reading skills.

Visit the Writing Center’s website for hours and to schedule an appointment:

www.upb.pitt.edu/writingcenter

[email protected] 814-362-7594 [email protected] 814-362-0253

The Academic Coaching and Tutoring Center offers a range of structured coaching and tutoring services to

currently enrolled UPB students. These FREE services provide the extra assistance needed to achieve academic and personal

success. Whether a student requires content-specific assistance or learning

services focused on test preparation and note-taking, the ACTC is here to help!

Schedule an appointment online at

https://tutortrac.upb.pitt.edu

Jean Barnard, Coordinator [email protected] 814.362.7674

The Academic Advising Center

218 Hanley

The Academic Advising Center provides academic assistance and support to all Pitt-Bradford students. Undeclared students will work with an Advisor in the Center for major exploration and course selection for the upcoming term. The Academic Advising Center is stocked with information and can help students with:

Understanding your degree requirements

Changing or declaring a major or minor

Understanding academic policies and procedures

Making adjustments to your schedule during the drop/add period

Withdrawing from a class

Developing a plan for graduation You can schedule an appointment with an advisor on line through TutorTrac at https://tutortrac.upb.pitt.edu (choose the AAC), in person, 814-362-7533, or email, Susan [email protected] or Jodi [email protected]

Mathematics Center The Mathematics Center is located at 251 Hanley (right next to the Writing

Center). Tutors in the Mathematics Center are available to help students who are having difficulty in their mathematics classes. We offer individual sessions

with peer and/or faculty consultants for homework help, exam/quiz preparation, or discussion/review of exam/quiz results. Make your

appointment on TutorTrac today (http://tutortrac.upb.pitt.edu) or in the Mathematics Center itself.

814-362-5120

Disability Resources and Services

202 Hanley Disability Management services – your partner in equal access

Individualized support

Accommodations to support any type of disability – physical, medical, psychiatric or learning

Test Proctoring

Assistive Technology

Students access this service by scheduling an appointment with Carma Horner, clh71@ pitt.edu or 814-362-7609

TRIO Student Support Services

231 Hanley Library TRIO SSS is a federally funded program providing individual academic planning,

leadership development courses, financial literacy education, and career

and graduate school planning to students who are first-generation, income eligible,

and/or have a disability. Interested students must apply to the program and be accepted in order to receive services. Contact Stacie Salerno at (814)362-7548

or at [email protected] for more information.

250 Hanley Library M T W Th 9 am – 5 pm

F 9 am – 2 pm

NOT BECAUSE YOU CAN’T WRITE, BUT BECAUSE YOU DO

http://www.upb.pitt.edu/writingcenter

https://tutortrac.upb.pitt.edu/


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