Course Schedule Fall 2016

Fall 2016 Course Schedule

Mission Statement

Fontbonne University, a Catholic institution sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, is committed to the common good through the daily pursuit of transformative education, inspiring students to become global citizens who think critically, act ethically and serve responsibly.

Values Statement

Fontbonne University honors the values and heritage of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet by fostering excellence, integrity, respect, diversity, community, justice, service, faith and Catholic identity.

Vision Statement

Fontbonne University aspires to be a preferred destination, committed to providing a holistic learning experience rooted in excellence, for those seeking to be educated as leaders to serve a world in need and for those dedicated to educating them.

Commitment Statement

Fontbonne University is committed to: 1. Achieving academic and educational excellence 2. Advancing historical remembrance, critical

reflection and moral resolve 3. Promoting dialogue among diverse

communities 4. Demonstrating care and respect for each

member of the community 5. Serving the larger community

6. Preparing individuals to be an ethical and responsible presence to the world

Statement of Catholic Identity

Fontbonne affirms its identity as a Catholic university. Sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, it is founded on the beliefs that all creation reveals God, that the ministry of Jesus began a process of redemption that extends to this day, and that the Holy Spirit continues to impart grace through the daily experiences of women and men. Among the many signs of God’s grace are teaching and learning, which at Fontbonne are pursued by people sharing a variety of religious beliefs and an understanding of the importance of education.

“Catholic” means “universal” and “throughout the whole,” like leaven permeating bread. The permeating quality of Fontbonne is our commitment to know, to love, and to serve the truth that unites faith and reason, nature and grace, the human and the divine. The desire for a greater understanding of creation and its Creator is one of the most profound expressions of human dignity. In this sense, to learn is to augment one’s capacity for love so that the thoughtful and loving acts of an educated person are a witness to the transformation of the world that began with the Resurrection and continues with the enlivening of humanity. What makes us truly human helps to unite us with the divine as we seek to understand, love, and serve God and neighbor without distinction.

The permeating and universal nature of Catholicism gives rise to the mission and vision of this university. Because Fontbonne is Catholic, we embrace openness and inclusiveness. Because Fontbonne is Catholic, we pursue educational excellence. And because Fontbonne is Catholic, we seek to recognize the presence of God in all creation and to participate in the continuing transformation of ourselves and a world in need.

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Contents

MISSION, VISION, AND VALUES STATEMENTS 1 STATEMENT OF CATHOLIC IDENTITY 1 LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT 3 FONTBONNE’S TENTH DEDICATED SEMESTER: 3 “SECURITY, PRIVACY AND FREEDOM” 3 NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION 3 ADMISSION INFORMATION 4 REGISTRATION PROCEDURES 4 CHANGES AND WITHDRAWAL DEADLINES 4 UNIVERSITY EXPENSES 5 TUITION DISCOUNTS 5 Payment of Accounts 5 Employee Tuition Reimbursement 6 Refunds 6 Room and Board Refunds 6 EVENING AND ONLINE PROGRAMS 6 STUDENT SERVICES 7 Campus Housing 7 Identification Cards 7 Career Development 7 Counseling and Wellness 7 Students with Disabilities 7 Textbooks 7 Campus Security Report 7 FAMILY EDUCATION RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT POLICY 7 POLICY: FACULTY UNANNOUNCED ABSENCE FROM/ 8 LATENESS FOR CLASS 8 ONLINE COURSE AND DISTANT EDUCATION INFORMATION 8 Blackboard Tutorial 8 Min. Technology Requirements for Online Students 8 EXAMINATION SCHEDULE 8 KEY TO COURSE GUIDE AND CLASS LOCATIONS 9 IMPORTANT NOTICE: STUDENT E-MAIL ADDRESSES 9 CAMPUS SERVICES DIRECTORY 10 ACADEMIC CALENDAR FALL 2016 11 FALL SEMESTER 2016 DROP DATES 12 SNOW SCHEDULE 13

COURSE SCHEDULE

ECKELKAMP COLLEGE OF GLOBAL BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 15

Accounting 15 Business Administration 15 Economics 16 Fashion Merchandising 16 Finance 17 Healthcare Management 17 Human Resource Management 17 Management 17 Marketing 18 Sport Management 19

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS 19 COMMUNICATION DISORDERS AND DEAF EDUCATION 19

Communication Disorders 19 Deaf Education 20 Family & Consumer Sciences 23

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES 25 BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 25

Psychology 25 Biological and Physical Sciences 26 Biological Sciences 26 Chemistry 27 Physical Sciences 28

ENGLISH & COMMUNICATION 29 Communication Studies 29 English 29 English as a Second Language 31

FINE ARTS 32 Music 34 Theater 34

HISTORY, PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION 35 Geography 35 Government 35 History 35 Philosophy 36 Religion 36 Social Science 36

INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES 37 MATHEMATICS & COMPUTER SCIENCE 39

Computer Science 39 Mathematics 40

SOCIAL WORK 42 Human Services 42 Sociology 42 Social Work 43

MILITARY SCIENCE AT WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 44 WEB COURSES 45 FIRST EIGHT-WEEK COURSES 49 SECOND EIGHT-WEEK COURSES 52 DEDICATED SEMESTER COURSES 55 HONORS COURSES 57 GRADUATE COURSES 58 ECKELKAMP COLLEGE OF GLOBAL BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 58 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS 60

Communication Disorders and Deaf Education 60 Education/Special Education 62 Family & Consumer Sciences 63

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES 63 Performing Arts 63 Math & Computer Science 64


Letter from the President

Dear Student, On behalf of the entire academic community, it is my pleasure to welcome you to Fontbonne University. You have made a major decision by choosing to attend Fontbonne and earn your post-secondary degree. Actually, it is even more than a major decision; it’s a life-changing decision because you will be in the constant quest for truth, knowledge and wisdom. Your essential being will be transformed by not only learning how to make a living but also learning how to live a life, which is ultimately more important. I encourage you to take full advantage of all of your campus-based opportunities be they academic, spiritual, interpersonal, recreational or developmental in nature. Use your time wisely and benefit from our values of excellence, integrity, respect, diversity, community, justice, service, faith and Catholic identity. Here at Fontbonne, you will engage in an educational environment that can be summed up as values-based and student-centered with a philosophy of Learn More. Be More, which encourages you to utilize your gifts and talents to the fullest possible level. Rest assured that you have chosen wisely and, once again, welcome to Fontbonne. Sincerely,

J. Michael Pressimone, Ed.D. President

Fontbonne’s Tenth Dedicated Semester: “Security, Privacy and Freedom”

The topic of the fall 2016 Dedicated Semester raises both practical and philosophical questions. For instance, how do we build safe and secure networks and protocols? What is the value of security and freedom? Where does the private self begin and the public self end? The topics that will be presented and discussed will find applications in many areas such as cyber security, policing, government, surveillance, public health, entertainment, advertising and even parenting and interpersonal relationships.

Notice of Non-Discrimination Fontbonne University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, gender orientation, national or ethnic origin, or disability in employment or in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, or athletic and other programs and activities. Furthermore, Fontbonne University prohibits retaliation against anyone who either opposes unlawful discrimination, assists or participates in an investigation of a complaint of discrimination, or exercises that person’s rights under any law that forbids discrimination.

The Fontbonne University coordinators for Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination are:

Gary Zack Vice President for Finance and Administration Fontbonne University 6800 Wydown Boulevard St. Louis, MO 63105 Phone: (314) 719-8017 Fax: (314) 719-8023 E-mail: [email protected]

Kevin Pelzel Director of the Kinkel Center for Academic Resources and Section 504/ADA Coordinator Fontbonne University 6800 Wydown Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63105 Phone: (314) 719-3627 Fax: (314) 719-3614 E-mail: [email protected]

Questions about this non-discrimination policy and any complaints of discrimination shall be directed to either of these coordinators. Fontbonne University complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, Public Law 93-380, as amended. The University reserves the right to change any section of this bulletin and to affect the cancellation of any listed course without prior notice.

IT IS THE STUDENT’S RESPONSIBILITY TO READ THIS

PUBLICATION IN ITS ENTIRETY.

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Admission Information Fontbonne University accepts applications for admission to degree programs for the fall and spring semesters. Admission to the University is based upon evaluation of the individual’s ability to succeed in, benefit from, and achieve his/her educational goals through the academic programs at Fontbonne.

In reviewing student credentials, the University looks for evidence of successful completion of prior academic work, self-motivation, and academic aptitude. Accepted students are admitted to the University; admission to the department of the student’s intended major is determined by the department.

The University operates on rolling admission and will notify an applicant of his/her admission as soon as possible after receipt of all required credentials. All credentials must be on file no later than one week prior to final registration for any term in which enrollment is desired.

Prior to registration for classes, degree-seeking students may be required to take the Fontbonne University placement test. The Admission Office will determine which students are required to take all or part of the placement test. The test results are used for evaluation, placement, and academic advising. Friday, August 5, 2016 is the deadline for admission as a classified (degree-seeking) student for the fall 2016 semester.

All inquiries regarding admission to Fontbonne as a freshman, transfer, graduate, or unclassified student should be directed to:

Office of Admission Fontbonne University 6800 Wydown Boulevard St. Louis, MO 63105-3098

Application Fee An application fee of $25 must accompany each initial application for admission to the university. The fee is the same for special and regular students and for full-time and part-time students, as well as for admission to the summer session. The fee is not refunded even if the applicant withdraws or is not accepted. Fontbonne students who wish to register after an absence are not required to pay the fee again.

Student Request for Fall Application To apply for admission, visit our online application at: https://griffinnet.fontbonne.edu/ICS/Admissions/

Registration Pre-registration Week: March 28-April 1, 2016 Undergraduate Registration: Currently enrolled students— April 4-8, 2016 online

(ADVISOR SIGNATURE REQUIRED FOR CURRENT STUDENTS BY April 4, 2016) (Early registration week is April 4-8, 2016) New students (freshmen, transfer, unclassified): Begins May 25, 2016 by appointment

Graduate Registration: Currently enrolled students— April 4-8, 2016 online (Early registration week is April 4-8, 2016) New students— Begins April 11, 2016 by appointment Final Registration Thursday, August 11, 2016 4-5:30 p.m. for all students who have not previously registered. Anyone registering after final registration will pay a late fee of $25.

Registration Procedures Students should: 1. Pick up registration materials at the Registrar’s Office, Ryan

205. 2. Meet with their departmental advisor to complete

course request forms. (If you are undecided as to a major, a staff advisor will be assigned.)

3. Complete any independent study forms or obtain any prior authorizations.

Returning students enter their schedules online.

Advisors enter the new student’s schedule online.

All students’ white registration form must be returned to the Registrar’s Office, Ryan 205.

Students who have not been enrolled for more than one or more semesters must reapply in the Office of Admission prior to registering for classes.

For clarification or additional information about registration procedures, please call the Registrar’s Office at (314)889-1421.

Changes and Withdrawal Deadlines To change registration, including withdrawal from a course, the student must:

1. Obtain the appropriate form from the Registrar’s Office. 2. Give the supporting reason for the change or withdrawal. 3. Obtain approval and signature from the advisor before the end

of the first week of the semester. After the first week of the semester, the student must obtain the signatures of the advisor, the Business Office and the Financial Aid Office. Students may not add a course after the first week of the semester.

4. Return the form to the Registrar’s Office before the deadline.

After the first week of the semester has been completed, no further changes may be made with the exception of withdrawals and 2nd 8-week course additions. A student who, with proper authorization, withdraws from a course before a date specified in the University calendar (usually one week after midterm) receives a grade of “W.” No withdrawals will be accepted after the date specified in the calendar. Exception to this policy, for reasons beyond the student’s control, may be made by The Office of Academic Affairs for an individual course or for the semester. Students who withdraw without authorization receive a final grade of “F.”

FAILURE TO ATTEND CLASSES DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A WITHDRAWAL


University Expenses TUITION (2016-2017) Full-time undergraduate tuition:

$12,125 per semester $24,250 per academic year

A full-time undergraduate student takes 12-18 credit hours per semester. Full-time students taking any hours in excess of 18 per semester will pay the undergraduate part-time rate for additional hours ($648.00 per hour).

Part-time undergraduate tuition:

$648.00 per credit hour

A part-time undergraduate student takes fewer than 12 credit hours in the fall or spring semester.

Graduate rates: $703.00 per credit hour

Room and Board

Medaille Hall: $10,432 per academic year (based on single occupancy and 14 meal plan)

St. Joseph’s Hall: $9,107 per academic year (based on double occupancy and 14 meal plan)

Southwest Apartments (room only): $7,869 per academic year (meal plan not included) For additional housing information, visit our website www.fontbonne.edu/studentlife/residentialliving/

FEES (2016 – 2017) Application fee: $25 International application fee: $50 Freshman Orientation Fee: $200 New Transfer Student Fee: $50 Graduation: $75 Certificates: $10 Mailing of diploma: $10 Parking permits: $80 – $140 (Parking permit fees are subject to change) Late registration — $25 Resource Fee:

Undergraduate Students: 1-9 credit hours (per hour) $18 10 or more credit hours (per semester) $180 Graduate Students: per credit hour $18

Transcripts: $4 Transcripts on-demand: $15 Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Fees:

Professional training evaluated by ACE/PONSI: Transcripting fee (per credit hour) — $60

Portfolio I — Documented Learning: Portfolio development fee — $100 Transcripting fee (per credit hour) — $60

Portfolio II — Narrative Essay: Portfolio development fee — $200 Transcripting fee (per credit hour) — $60

Portfolio development fees must be paid at the beginning of the process and are non-refundable. Transcripting fees are charged for hours awarded and must be paid before the credit is posted to the student’s transcript. Fees are subject to change without prior notice.

Private and applied music instruction, one hour per week, per semester:

Undergraduate One credit hour (tuition & fees) — $605 Two credit hours (tuition & fees) — $1,150

Fees for each course with a scheduled laboratory/studio period are listed with the description. AUDIT: (Students who wish to attend class only**) Undergraduate: $150 per course Graduate*: $200 per course *Graduate Business Courses: $485 per course

*Many courses with studio or lab periods are not eligible for audit. If a course with fee is audited, the student must pay the studio or lab fee.

Tuition Discounts Alumni Discount: Students with an undergraduate degree from Fontbonne are eligible for a 15% discount on their graduate studies. This discount may exclude some laboratory and studio courses. This discount must be requested each semester.

Educator’s Discount: In appreciation of the services offered to our community by educators at all levels, Fontbonne University offers a 15% discount to qualified individuals enrolled in graduate coursework. Qualified educators (teachers or paraprofessionals) include those who work at least half-time in a nursery school, a pre-K through 12 school system or post-secondary institution. Application forms can be obtained from your department and must be filled out in its entirety each semester.

*note: Only one discount will be applied per course. If a student is eligible for more than one discount on the same course, the larger discount will be applied.

Payment of Accounts

Accounts are due in advance for the fall semester. Payment-in-full less any financial assistance must be received by July 15, 2016. A $25.00 late fee will be assessed for payments received after July 15, 2016. For students who are registering after July 15, 2016, payment is due upon registration.

Fontbonne University offers the convenience of Electronic Billing (E-Bill) and payments online. Statements can be viewed by going to my.fontbonne.edu and select Students>Campus Life and Facilities>Business Office. Fontbonne University accepts MasterCard, Visa and DISCOVER.

Fontbonne University has contracted with Higher One Tuition Pay to provide a payment plan that will allow monthly payments without interest charges. You can enroll online at www.tuitionpaymentplan.com/fontbonne or www.tuitionpayenroll.com.

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To pay by mail, mail a check payable to Fontbonne University to: Fontbonne University, ATTN: Business Office 6800 Wydown Boulevard St. Louis, MO 63105 – 3098

Employee Tuition Reimbursement Many companies provide full or partial tuition reimbursement to their employees who are pursuing a University education. Employed students should check with their companies to see if tuition reimbursement is available. Failure to make payments for tuition, fees, or other amounts owed the University when due, or failure to arrange for such payments before their due dates, is considered sufficient cause to 1.) bar the student from registering for courses, 2.) drop the student from pre-registered courses, with subsequent registration subject to late fees, and/or 3.) withhold the transcript of record, certificate, or diploma.

Refunds No adjustment or refund is made for late entrance, for absence after entrance, or for dismissal.

Tuition and fee adjustments resulting from withdrawal from the University or withdrawal from a specific course will be computed from the date on which the Registrar approves the official permit for withdrawal.

Tuition adjustments will be made according to the following scale: 16 Week Courses • Withdrawal before first day of classes 100% •Withdrawal through the end of 1st week 100% • Withdrawal during the 2nd week 90% • Withdrawal during the 3rd and 4th weeks 50% • Withdrawal during the 5th and 8th weeks 25% • Withdrawal after the 8th week 0%

Fee adjustments will be made according to the following scale: •Withdrawal before the first day of classes 100% •Withdrawal through the end of 1st week 100% •No refund after the 1st week 0%

8 Week Courses •Withdrawal before the 1st class 100% •Withdrawal after 1st class through the end of 1st week 90% •Withdrawal during the 2nd week 50% •Withdrawal during the 3nd and 4th weeks 25% •Withdrawal after the 4th class meeting 0% Fee adjustments will be made according to the following scale:

Withdrawal before the first day of classes 100%

No refund after 1st class meeting 0% If withdrawal from classes results from extraordinary circumstances beyond the student’s control (such as serious illness) the student should complete an Extenuating Circumstance Withdrawal. To begin the process, an application can be attained in the Office of Advising or in the Office of the Registrar.

A $25 residential life processing fee will be charged on all withdrawals after the first day of classes.

Fontbonne University’s refund process provides you with quick access to your funds with direct deposit into your personal checking or savings account. Access to your money is quick and convenient. Go to www.fontbonnechoice.afford.com and follow the simple enrollment steps.

Notice Students receiving Financial Aid/Federal Title IV Financial Aid must officially withdraw from Fontbonne University. The withdrawal forms are located in the Office of the Director of Academic Advising and must be signed by the following departments: Director of Academic Advising, Financial Aid Office, Business Office, and Registrar’s Office.

Upon receiving official notification of withdrawal the Financial Aid Office will calculate a refund using the Return of Title IV Funds software, if the student has received Title IV aid. Those who receive cash refunds before withdrawing must repay all excess funds to Fontbonne University. Failure to repay funds when requested would bar you from receipt of financial aid in the future. Students will receive written notification of the adjustments to the financial aid package, which will indicate if a post-withdrawal disbursement is allowed. Students receiving Institutional grant or scholarship dollars will receive a refund based on the Tuition adjustment schedule. The Business Office should be contacted if any questions arise about billing.

Finally, please note withdrawal from a specific course(s) may result in an adjustment in the financial aid package. Also, failure to properly withdraw from the University will result in the adjustment of financial aid after the end of the semester. Therefore, please contact us immediately upon leaving the University.

Room and Board Refunds Withdrawal from a residence hall will be prorated on the same basis as tuition and fees. The room deposit will be refunded subject to any outstanding financial obligation to the University.

Evening and Online Programs Fontbonne University gives busy adult learners the opportunity to earn a bachelor’s or master’s degree while balancing a career and personal life. Our evening and online programs are flexible and highly personalized —allowing you to structure your education to fit your individual needs.

In most of our programs, you can enroll in one or two courses each eight-week term. We offer five terms throughout the year, so you can begin when it’s convenient for you. Note: some programs are on 16-week semesters with traditional fall and spring starts. An advising team will guide you through the enrollment and financial aid processes, as well as help create a personalized degree completion plan. Our instructors bring industry expertise to the classroom, and the curriculum emphasizes practical, real-world knowledge. Courses are available in a variety of formats including evenings, online or as a blend.

Undergraduate majors include accounting, applied behavioral sciences, business administration (with concentrations in accounting, finance, management and social entrepreneurship), marketing, management and leadership, and special education-


Paraprofessional Pathways. There are also undergraduate minors in business administration, marketing and social entrepreneurship.

Graduate programs include accounting, accountancy, business administration, computer science, education, instructional design and technology, learning technologies, management, nonprofit management, supply chain management and teaching: special education – Paraprofessional Pathways. A variety of concentrations and graduate certificates further allow you to individualize your studies.

To learn more about these programs, visit www.fontbonne.edu/evening/online or call (314) 863-

2220 to speak with an admissions counselor.

Student Services

Campus Housing

Campus housing is available on a limited basis to enrolled Fontbonne students. Inquiries should be made to the Office of Residential Life at (314) 889-1422 or go to www.fontbonne.edu/campus-life/live-on-campus for more information.

Identification Cards The Student Affairs Office, located on the first floor of Medaille Hall, issues picture I.D.s during regular office hours. The I.D. identifies the holder as a Fontbonne student and is issued for campus security reasons, use of facilities in the Dunham Student Activity Center, library borrowing privileges, cashing checks, and using Griffin Bucks. A valid I.D. may be used throughout the city for discounts to selected movies, sporting events, plays, museums and cultural events. To get an I.D., students need to provide proper identification, such as a driver’s license, and have proof of semester registration. There is no charge for the first I.D. If the I.D. is lost or damaged, there is a $10 replacement fee. For more information call Student Affairs at (314) 889-1411.

Career Development The Career Development department provides assistance with career planning and decision-making, selecting academic majors, and learning job search techniques. Job and internship openings are posted on Purple Briefcase. The department is located in the Student Affairs Office on the first floor of Medaille Hall. Appointments may be scheduled in person or by telephone at (314) 889-4516 during normal office hours (M-F, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.); Walk-In Hours are held in Medaille every week day when classes are in session. For additional information, please go to www.fontbonne.edu/career.

Counseling and Wellness

The Counseling and Wellness Department is staffed by a licensed clinical social worker who provides free brief mental health counseling to currently enrolled Fontbonne students. The department also provides referrals to off-campus counseling resources. The Counseling and Wellness Department is located in the Student Affairs Office on the first floor of Medaille Hall. Appointments may be scheduled in person or by telephone at (314) 889-4516 during normal office hours (M-F, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.). In cases of on-campus, after-hours emergencies, contact Fontbonne’s Public Safety Office at (314) 889-4596; for off-campus emergencies,

contact 911. For additional information, please go to www.fontbonne.edu/counseling.

Students with Disabilities Fontbonne University offers academic accommodations to students with documented disabilities. Any Fontbonne student is eligible for academic accommodations:

1. The student self-identifies that he or she has a documented

disability and needs an academic accommodation; 2. The student submits a request for an academic accommodation

to the Director of the Kinkel Center for Academic Resources, along with any supporting documentation, as soon as reasonably possible; and

3. The student provides reasonable, appropriate, and verifiable supporting documentation of the disability at the time of the request for an academic accommodation or within 30 days after the request, unless extenuating circumstances exist.

For requests or inquiries regarding other accommodations, including auxiliary aids or services, or modifications of policies or procedures to participate in a program, service, or activity, or the existence and location of services, activities, and facilities that are accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities, please contact the Section 504/ADA Coordinator, Kevin Pelzel at 314-719-3627, or [email protected].

Textbooks New and used textbooks may be purchased in the Fontbonne bookstore.

Campus Security Report A copy of Fontbonne’s Campus Security Report is made available by October 1st of each year. The report contains information about campus security and the campus crime statistics for the last three calendar years. The Campus Security Report is available at www.fontbonne.edu/csa.

You may also request a copy of this report by writing to the Director of Public Safety.

Family Education Rights and Privacy Act Policy (FERPA)

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), also known as the Buckley Amendment, is a federal regulation that protects the privacy of student education records. It applies to all schools that receive funds from the U.S. Department of Education.

In accordance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, certain information designated as “directory information” may be released without the prior consent of a student, unless the student has forbidden its disclosure in writing by completing a Request to Withhold Release of Directory Information form available in the Registrar’s Office. This form must be turned in to the Registrar within two (2) weeks of the start of the semester. It will stay in effect until the fall term of the next academic year. The University will assume that a student does not object to the release of Directory Information unless the student files this written notification.

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A complete listing of Directory Information items is included in the FERPA policy which is posted on Fontbonne’s website at http://www.fontbonne.edu/academics/registrar/ferpa.htm Students should read the FERPA policy to know their rights and responsibilities as they pertain to their education records. Questions should be directed to the Registrar’s Office.

Policy: Faculty Unannounced Absence From/ Lateness for Class

In the event that a class has not been notified of the absence or late arrival of a faculty member: 1. For courses which meet two or more times per week, students

must wait 15 minutes before leaving a class. 2. For courses which meet only once per week, students must

wait 30 minutes before leaving a class.

Online Course and Distant Education Information Fontbonne University participates in the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement. As a SARA institution, we are required to provide data to the NC-SARA Council that lists where our students are currently residing when taking an online course. There will not be any personal information sent, just the name of the state and number of students residing in each of these states. It is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT that you keep your local address up-to-date in GriffinNet so we can access this information.

It is also important that you check with Fontbonne if you are moving to a non-SARA state (http://nc-sara.org/sara-states-institutions). Fontbonne University may not have authorization in this state. Please contact the Director of eLearning ([email protected]) for more information.

Blackboard Tutorial All students taking their first online course at Fontbonne University are required to complete the Blackboard Tutorial

To Access the Blackboard Tutorial

1. Navigate to http://bblearn.fontbonne.edu in your Internet browser. The university recommends using Mozilla Firefox for Blackboard.

2. Enter login/password; these are the same login and password as those used for Fontbonne University email.

Example: Jane Doe Email: [email protected] Login: doej Password: JD123456! 3. Blackboard Tutorial should be listed on the courses tab

in Blackboard if it is required.

All online courses for which a student is registered are blocked from the course list until the Blackboard Tutorial is completed. Please complete the tutorial early so you will not miss valuable class time. Please contact Jo Ann Mattson for more information about blended or online degree programs at Fontbonne or if you have any

questions regarding the Blackboard tutorial: [email protected] or 314-889-4514

If you experience issues with Blackboard in any of your courses, please contact Amy Peach at: [email protected] or 314-889-1499.

To ask a question about Fontbonne University email or other technology issues, contact: AskIT ([email protected] or 314-719-8095).

Minimum Technology Requirements for Online Students Minimum of 2 GB of RAM with DSL or high-speed Internet

access.

Windows and Office 2013 or higher for PC and Office 2008 for Mac. Most online courses require Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, and many require Excel. Fontbonne University’s standard software platform is MS Office 2013. FONTBONNE STUDENTS GET FREE ACCESS TO MICROSOFT OFFICE 365! http://my.fontbonne.edu/msoffice (Scroll down to locate information.)

Some courses require the purchase of additional course-specific software; this information should be listed in the course schedule or course syllabus.

Use of Fontbonne University email is mandatory for online courses.

Students must have daily access to a computer; it is recommended that students have their own computer for use with online coursework.

Important: Courses that require students to create multimedia projects may require higher technology specifications. Please check with the syllabus or your advisor prior to taking an online course requiring student created technology projects. **A student should register for an online course at least one week prior to the beginning date of the course.

Examination Schedule Semester I (December 5-8, 2016)

Class Start Time Exam Day Exam Time MWF 8:00 a.m. Mon 12/5 8:00-9:50 a.m. MWF 9:00 a.m. Wed 12/7 8:00-9:50 a.m. MWF 10:00 a.m. Mon 12/5 10:00-11:50a.m. MW 12:30 p.m. Wed 12/7 10:00-11:50a.m. F 1:00p.m. Wed 12/7 12:00-1:50 p.m. MW 2:00 p.m. Mon 12/5 12:00- 1:50 p.m. MW 3:30p.m. Wed 12/7 2:00-3:50 p.m. TR 8:00 a.m. Tues 12/6 8:00-9:50 a.m. TR 9:30 a.m. Thur 12/8 8:00-9:50 a.m. TR 11:00 a.m. Tues 12/6 10:00-11:50a.m. TR 12:30 p.m. Thur 12/8 10:00-11:50a.m. TR 2:00 p.m. Tues 12/6 12:00-1:50 p.m. TR 3:30 p.m. Thur 12/8 12:00-1:50 p.m.

*4:30 – 7:00 classes will meet for exams at regular class time in the same classroom

In case of school cancellation due to a University-wide emergency, exams will be transferred to Friday, December 9, 2016. Students whom have more than three exams on a given day should work with the instructors to petition for one to be moved to another day.

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EXAMS FOR SATURDAY AND EVENING CLASSES WILL BE GIVEN AT

REGULARLY SCHEDULED TIMES.

Key to Course Guide and Class Locations The higher the course number, the greater the student maturity required. Abbreviations used: 100-499 Undergraduate Courses 500-699 Graduate Courses AB Anheuser–Busch Hall AERO Aerobic Studio EAST East Building FA Fine Arts LIBR Jack C. Taylor Library OFFC Off Campus RYAN Ryan Hall STJO St. Joseph Hall COURSES HAVING PREREQUISITES are indicated by PREREQ under the course number. One or more prerequisites may be required; consult the Fontbonne University Catalog for the specific prerequisites. Key to Section Numbers Number Description 01-IN Section 02 in the Intersession 01D Section 01 in the Day hours for the 8 week term 01E Section 01 in the Evening hours for the 8 week term 01W Section 01 on the Web (online) for the 8 week term 01I Section 01 Independently for the 8 week term 01D-1 Section 01 in the Day hours for the 1st 4 week term 01E-1 Section 01 in the Evening hours for 1st 4 week term 01D-2 Section 01 in the Day hours for the 2nd 4 week term 01E-2 Section 01 in the Day hours for the 2nd 4 week term 01D-6 Section 01 in the Day hours for the 6 week term 01-IN Section 02 in the Intersession 01-IN Section 02 of a course occurring in the Intersession Course Type Definition LC Lecture LC-DS Lecture-Dedicated Semester LC-HN Lecture-Honors Section BL Blended WB Web (online) WB-PW Web (online) – Pathways AR Art Studio DR Directed Research IN Internship IS Independent Study PR Practicum CL Clinical INTL International Students Only AE Academic Experience

Important Notice: Student E-Mail Addresses All Fontbonne students are required to use their Fontbonne e-mail address [[email protected]] for communication within the University. Faculty will send information to their students via e-mail; administrative offices such as the registrar, academic affair’s office, business office, and financial aid will communicate with students via e-mail; and important campus notices will be delivered via those e-mail addresses.

Students can access their e-mail through Outlook over the web (OWA) wherever Internet access is available at: webmail.fontbonne.edu. Directions for accessing your Fontbonne e-mail address are available in all computer labs on campus or can be obtained from the IT office. Like other personal information, e-mail

addresses will not be provided to outside vendors.


Campus Services Directory

Academic Affairs Vice President for Academic Affairs 889-1401 Ryan 202 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Associate Vice President 889-1401 Ryan 202 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Admission 889-1400 Ryan 209 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Advising Office 719-3654 Ryan 107 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Alumni Relations 889-1403 East 116 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Athletic Office 889-1444 DSAC 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Bookstore 889-1420 Ryan 102 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. M-R

9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. F Business Office 889-1405 Ryan 215 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Campus Ministry 889-4523 Medaille Hall 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Career Services 889-4516 Medaille Hall 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Communications and Marketing 889-1467 Ryan 424 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Cooperative Education 889-1418 A-B 216 Hours As Posted Development 889-1469 East 116 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Dining Room 889-1449 Ryan113 Hours As Posted Dunham Student Activity Center (DSAC) 889-1455 8:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. M-F

Noon-11:00 p.m. Sat Noon-10:00 p.m. Sun

DSAC Fax 889-4524 Evening and Online Programs 889-4649 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Financial Aid 889-1414 Ryan 308/310 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F International Students 889-4509 Ryan 103 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Jack C. Taylor Library 889-1417 7:30 a.m.-11:00 p.m. M-R

7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. F 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sat

1:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Sun Please check the library webpage for exceptions

Kinkel Resource Center 889-4571 Library 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Evening/Weekend as Posted

Mission Integration 719-3554 Ryan 200 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Personal Counseling 889-4516 Medaille 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Registrar 889-1421 Ryan 205 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Residential Life 889-1416 Medaille 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Student Activities 719-8057 DSAC 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Student Affairs 889-1411 Medaille 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F University Relations 889-1469 East 116 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F


Academic Calendar Fall 2016

August 11 Thur Final Registration 4:00-5:30p.m. 15 Mon Full semester courses begin (day, evening, online) 1st 8-week Monday evening courses begin 16 Tues 1st 8-week Tuesday evening courses begin 17 Wed 1st 8-week Wednesday evening courses begin 18 Thur 1st 8-week Thursday evening courses begin 19 Fri 1st 8-week Friday courses begin

Last day to drop full semester courses Last day for entering a new semester class, for late registration and for changing from credit to audit Last day to apply for leave of absence Last day to register for independent study or special courses

20 Sat 1st 8-week Saturday courses begin Saturday 15-week courses begin

24 Wed Convocation Day 31 Wed Application for December Graduation due September 5 Mon Labor Day: No classes will meet; Campus is closed

(Labor Day Weekend: Friday, Sept. 2, Saturday, Sept. 3; Friday evening and Saturday classes will not meet) 6 Tues Last day to file appeal to Appeals Committee regarding academic issues from spring 2016 term October 7 Fri Mid-semester Last day to withdraw from full semester courses Last day for changing P/NP grading option for full semester courses 10-11 M,T Fall-Break: Day Classes will not meet; evening classes will meet 12 Wed 2nd 8-week online courses begin

2nd 8-week Wednesday evening courses begin 13 Thur 2nd 8-week Thursday evening courses begin 14 Fri 2nd 8-week Friday courses begin

Grades due for incomplete grades given in spring and summer 15 Sat 2nd 8-week Saturday courses begin 17 Mon 2nd 8-week Monday evening courses begin 18 Tues 2nd 8-week Tuesday evening courses begin 31 Mon Application for May Commencement due Oct. 31-Nov. 4 M-F Pre-registration week for spring semester November 7-11 M-F Early Web registration; advisor signature and clearance required 23-25 W,R,F,S Thanksgiving Break: No classes will meet; offices closed December 2 Fri Last class day for day courses 5-8 M,T,W,R Exam days 8 Thur Last class day for all evening courses 10 Sat Last day for Saturday courses 12 Mon All grades due by 10:00 a.m. 16 Fri Degree Conferral Date Note: 8-week session information: No 8-week course may be added after the course has begun *Drop/withdrawal dates for 1st and 2nd 8-week sessions are listed on the next page


Fall Semester 2016 Drop Dates

Full Semester Session Term begins Last day to drop

without "W" Last day to change grading option

Last day to withdraw

Term ends

Full Semester Aug 15 Aug 19 Oct 7 Oct 7 Dec 10

1st 8-week Session

**Evening 8 week courses do not observe Fall Break

Session Term begins Last day to drop without "W"

Last day to change grading option


Term ends

Online Aug 15 Aug 15 Sept 9 Sept 9 Oct 10 Monday Aug 15 Aug 15 Sept 12 Sept 12 Oct 10 Tuesday Aug 16 Aug 16 Sept 6 Sept 6 Oct 4 Wednesday Aug 17 Aug 17 Sept 7 Sept 7 Oct 5 Thursday Aug 18 Aug 18 Sept 8 Sept 8 Oct 6 Friday Aug 19 Aug 19 Sept 9 Sept 9 Oct 7 Saturday Aug 20 Aug 20 Sept 10 Sept 10 Oct 8

2nd 8-week Session Session Term begins Last day to drop

without "W" Last day to change grading option


Term ends

Online Oct 12 Oct 12 Nov 4 Nov 2 Dec 9 Monday Oct 17 Oct 17 Nov 7 Nov 7 Dec 5 Tuesday Oct 18 Oct 18 Nov 8 Nov 8 Dec 6 Wednesday Oct 12 Oct 12 Nov 2 Nov 2 Dec 7 Thursday Oct 13 Oct 13 Nov 3 Nov 3 Dec 8 Friday Oct 14 Oct 14 Nov 4 Nov 4 Dec 9 Saturday Oct 15 Oct 15 Nov 5 Nov 5 Dec 10


Snow Schedule

In the event of severe weather, the University may reschedule class times. The snow schedule is published in the Griffin Scratch, fall and spring course schedules and on the Fontbonne web site.

Please do not call the switchboard when we are in session. Listen to the stations listed below. Information may be communicated by e-mail and text message alert. Sign up at www.fontbonne.edu/text

Evening Classes

Cancellation of day classes will not necessarily mean the cancellation of night classes. The decision on night classes will be made by 2:30 p.m. and heard on the stations listed below, and may be communicated by e-mail and text message alert. Sign up at www.fontbonne.edu/text

Students and faculty are to call 314.719.3500 after 3 p.m. for notification of cancellation of EVENING courses.

Snow schedule for day classes will not necessarily mean there will be snow schedule in force for that evening’s classes. The decision on use of the snow schedule for evening classes will be made by 2:30 p.m. and heard on the stations listed below, and may be communicated by e-mail and text message alert. Sign up at www.fontbonne.edu/text

Evening Snow Schedule

From 4:30 p.m. onward: Classes start ½ hour late and end ½ hour early.

Cancellation of, or snow schedule for, night classes will be announced on KMOX 1120 AM radio. Listen after 2:30 p.m. for any announcement. The University will also carry a recorded announcement (314.719.3500.)

It is the instructor’s responsibility to dismiss class if the weather becomes inclement during evening classes.

Saturday Classes

Cancellation of, or snow schedule for, Saturday classes will be announced on KMOX after 6:00 a.m. on Saturday and stated on the University recorded announcement (314.719.3500).

Saturday Snow Schedule Saturday morning - Classes start 45 minutes late Saturday afternoon - Classes start at regular time

It is the instructor’s responsibility to dismiss class if the weather becomes inclement during Saturday classes.

Day Schedule Following is the schedule for classes under “Snow Schedule” arrangements. In this situation, offices and the Library will open at 10:00 a.m.

MONDAY-WEDNESDAY FRIDAY Regular Snow Schedule Meet 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:40 a.m. – 11:10 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:20 a.m. – 11:50 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Classes beginning at 1:00 p.m.

or later meet as usual. MONDAY-WEDNESDAY Regular Snow Schedule Meet 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. – 1:50 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Classes beginning at 2:00 p.m.

. TUESDAY-THURSDAY Regular Snow Schedule Meet 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. – 10:50 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. – 11:50 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. – 12:50 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. – 1:50 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Classes beginning at 2:00 p.m.

or later meet as usual.

*Lab scheduling is at the discretion of the instructor. or later meet as usual

If a class extends for two periods, then extend it for two periods on a snow day.

http://www.fontbonne.edu/text




Online Classes

Online courses and online sessions of blended courses at Fontbonne University will not be cancelled for inclement weather, even when all campus locations are closed. Students and faculty are expected to access their courses just as they would if Fontbonne were open.

In cases when a weather emergency creates a network or power outage, students should refer to the network outage policies established by faculty in the course syllabus.

If students regularly use the computer or Internet resources of a location other than home/residence hall (work, library, etc.), and inclement weather makes travel to that location impossible, students should contact their instructor to discuss completing work in a timely manner. In such cases, instructors will decide an appropriate course of action.

Students working in geographical areas other than St. Louis, Missouri, and experiencing inclement weather not occurring in St. Louis that prohibits participation in online courses and online sessions of blended courses, should make every effort to communicate their situation to the instructor of their course.

Faculty members working in geographical areas other than St. Louis, Missouri, and experiencing inclement weather not occurring in St. Louis that prohibits participation in online courses and online sessions of blended courses, should make every effort to communicate their situation to the department chair/dean and the Registrar.

Announcement of the snow schedule or cancellation of classes will be made ONLY on:

KTVI TV (Channel 2) KMOX 1120 radio KMOV TV (Channel 4) MAJIC 104.9 radio KSDK TV (Channel 5) Hallelujah AM 1600 radio KPLR TV (Channel 11) Z107.7 radio

93.7 The Bull radio 103.3 Oldies radio 100.3 The Brew radio

The University will carry a recording announcing snow delay or cancellation. For morning or Saturday classes, the message will be there by 6 a.m.; for evening classes, the message will be there by 2:30 p.m. Students and faculty are to call 314.719.3500 after 3 p.m. for notification of cancellation of EVENING courses.

Dept Number Type Section Course Name Time Credits Max

ACT 210 LC 01D Financial Accounting 3.00 25

Magrath, Linda D. TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

ACT 210 LC 02D Financial Accounting 3.00 25

Magrath, Linda D. MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

ACT 210 WB 03W‐1 Financial Accounting 3.00 24

Magrath, Linda D.

ACT 220 LC 01D Managerial Accounting 3.00 25

Magrath, Linda D. TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

ACT 220 LC 02E‐2 Managerial Accounting 3.00 25

Staff R 5:30PM 9:30PM

ACT 310 LC 01D Intermediate Accounting I 3.00 25

Magrath, Linda D. TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

ACT 350 LC 01E‐1 Income Taxation For Individuals 3.00 25

Staff M 5:30PM 9:30PM

ACT 460 LC 01E‐1 Accounting Capstone 3.00 25

Hsu, Eric Y R 5:30PM 9:30PM

BSA 100 EX 01I‐1 Business Components Assessment 0.00 50

Piacentini, Katie L. Fee $45



BSA 210 LC 01D Business Law 3.00 25

Charles, Harry TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

BSA 210 LC 02D Business Law 3.00 25

Morrison, Margaret Z. MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

BSA 210 LC 03E‐2 Business Law 3.00 25


BSA 301 IS 01I Cooperative Education 1.00‐6.00 25

Foster, William D.

Eckelkamp College of Global Business and Professional Studies

Accounting

Business Administration

Fall 2016Course Guide

Fontbonne University Fall 2016 Page 15

BSA 310 LC 01E‐1 International Business 3.00 25Dahlberg, William S. W 5:30PM 9:30PM

BSA 310 LC 02D International Business 3.00 25

Oliver, Rickey J. TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

BSA 410 LC 01D Quantitative Analysis In Business 3.00 25

Hipp, Jennifer TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

BSA 430 PR 01I Practicum In Business 3.00 25

Alexander, Mark

BSA 435 IN 01I Internship in Business Administration 3.00 25

Alexander, Mark

ECN 210 LC 01D Principles Of Macro Economics 3.00 25

Staff MWF 9:00AM 9:50AM

ECN 210 LC 02E‐1 Principles Of Macro Economics 3.00 25


ECN 220 LC 01D Principles Of Micro Economics 3.00 25


ECN 220 LC 02E‐2 Principles Of Micro Economics 3.00 25


ECN 515 LC 01D‐2 Managerial Economics 3.00 25

Staff S 8:00AM 12:00PM

ECN 515 WB 02W‐2 Managerial Economics 3.00 24

White, Thomas M.

FAS 106 LC 01D Essentials Of Fashion 3.00 15

Nelsen, Rogene TR 3:00PM 4:15PM Fee $40

FAS 108 LC 01D‐2 Fundamentals Of Sewing Technologies 1.00 13


FAS 110 LC 01D‐1 Fashion Merchandising Professional Seminar 1.00 15

Nelsen, Rogene TR 12:30PM 1:20PM

FAS 202 LC 01D Textiles 4.00 25

Meyers, Amy K. MW 9:00AM 10:40AM Fee $20

FAS 305 LC 01D Advanced Product Development 4.00 12

Meyers, Amy K. TR 9:30AM 11:25AM Fee $25

FAS 308 LC 01D Dress History 3.00 25

Liljequist, Angela G. MW 9:00AM 10:15AM

Economics

Fashion Merchandising


FAS 309 LC 01D Visual Merchandising 4.00 18

Meyers, Amy K. MW 12:30PM 2:35PM Fee $50

FAS 405 LC 01D Principles Of Fashion Merchandising And Management 3.00 15

Liljequist, Angela G. M 3:30PM 6:00PM Fee $5

FAS 459 LC 01D Internship Preparation Seminar 2.00 24

Meyers, Amy K. TR 12:30PM 1:30PM Fee $20

FIN 310 LC 01D Managerial Finance 3.00 25

Foster, William D. TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

FIN 310 LC 02E‐1 Managerial Finance 3.00 25


HCM 300 WB 01W‐1 Foundations Of Healthcare Management 3.00 24

Bobo, Tracy L.

HCM 310 WB 01W Ethics In Healthcare 3.00 24

Pace, Vincent M

HCM 320 WB 01W‐2 Human Resource Management In Healthcare 3.00 24

Jefferson, Kiristen S.

HRM 310 WB 01W‐2 Human Resource Management 3.00 24

Jefferson, Emma

HRM 340 LC 01E‐1 Compensation And Benefits 3.00 25

Frank, Joseph T 5:30PM 9:30PM

HRM 350 LC 01E‐2 Training And Development 3.00 25

Staff T 5:30PM 9:30PM

HRM 430 LC 01E‐1 Organizational Development And Change 3.00 25

Bagsby, Patricia M 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 210 LC 01D Management Principles 3.00 25

Alexander, Mark MWF 9:00AM 9:50AM

MGT 210 LC 02D Management Principles 3.00 25

Alexander, Mark TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

MGT 210 LC 03E‐1 Management Principles 3.00 25

Tippett, Royce C. W 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 320 LC 01D Organizational Behavior 3.00 25

Sullivan, Michael MWF 9:00AM 9:50AM

Finance

Healthcare Management

Human Resource Management

Management


MGT 320 LC 02E‐2 Organizational Behavior 3.00 25

Johnson, Janice Marie T 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 330 LC 01E‐1 Management And Business Ethics 3.00 25

Alexander, Mark W 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 340 LC 01E‐2 Management And Information Systems 3.00 25

Higgins, David E. T 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 350 LC 01D Production/Operations Management 3.00 25

Bernard, Jill M. TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

MGT 350 LC 02E‐2 Production/Operations Management 3.00 25

Mowczko, Douglas W 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 360 LC 01D Entrepreneurship 3.00 25

Alexander, Mark MWF 8:00AM 8:50AM

MGT 360 LC 02E‐1 Entrepreneurship 3.00 25

Burke, Timothy Francis M 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 430 DR 01I‐2 Case Studies/Readings In Management 3.00 25

Treberg, Sarah

MGT 440 WB 01W‐2 Leadership: Managing In A Changing Environment 3.00 24

Morys, Amy S.

MGT 460 LC 01D Strategic Management 3.00 25

Alexander, Mark MWF 10:00AM 10:50AM Fee $45

MGT 460 LC 02E‐2 Strategic Management 3.00 25

Alexander, Mark W 5:30PM 9:30PM Fee $45

MKT 210 LC 01D Marketing Principles 3.00 25

Kastrup, William MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

MKT 210 LC 02D Marketing Principles 3.00 25

Schroath, Kristen TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

MKT 210 LC 03E‐2 Marketing Principles 3.00 25

Schroath, Kristen W 5:30PM 9:30PM

MKT 325 LC 01D‐2 Social Media Management 3.00 25

Schroath, Kristen TR 2:00PM 4:30PM

MKT 340 WB 01W‐2 Consumer Behavior 3.00 24

Bernard, Jill M.

MKT 430 DR 01I‐2 Case Studies/Readings In Marketing 1.00‐3.00 25

Schroath, Kristen

Marketing


MKT 460 LC 01W‐1 Marketing Management 3.00 24

Schroath, Kristen Fee $45

MKT 520 LC 01D‐2 Seminar In Marketing Management 3.00 25


SPT 101 LC 01D Introduction To Sports Management 3.00 25

Romano, Robert J. MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

SPT 102 IS 01I Intercollegiate Athletic Participation 1.00‐6.00 25

Foster, William D.

SPT 250 DR 01I‐2 Case Studies And Readings In Sports Management 1.00‐3.00 25

Romano, Robert J.

SPT 260 LC 01D Sports Marketing 3.00 25

Holley, Stephen E MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

SPT 300 LC 01D Legal Issues In Sports 3.00 25

Romano, Robert J. TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

SPT 330 LC 01D Leadership And Governance In Sports 3.00 25

Romano, Robert J. TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

SPT 495 IN 01I Internship In Sports Management 3.00 25

Romano, Robert J.

TRN 310 LC 01D‐1 Transportation Management 3.00 25

Bernard, Jill M. TR 2:00PM 4:30PM


CDS 105 LC 01D Speech & Lang. Dev. of Normal & Exceptional Child 3.00 20

Brush, Paola Anna TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

CDS 105 LC 02D Speech & Lang. Dev. of Normal & Exceptional Child 3.00 20

Brush, Paola Anna TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

CDS 110 WB 01W Fund. of Language Development for the SLPA 3.00 20

Krekow, Christine

CDS 201 LC 01D Anatomy & Physiology Of The Speech And Hearing Mechanism 3.00 25

Lewis, Richard TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

CDS 201 LC 02D Anatomy & Physiology Of The Speech And Hearing Mechanism 3.00 25

Lewis, Richard TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

Sport Management

College of Education and Allied Health Professions

Communication Disorders and Deaf EducationCommunication Disorders


CDS 210 WB 01W Fund. of Anatomy/Physiology of the Speech and Hearing 3.00 20

Krekow, Christine

CDS 211 LC 01D The Nature Of Language 3.00 25

Schroy, Catherine M. MWF 9:00AM 9:50AM

CDS 220 LC 01D Phonetics 3.00 25

Shields, Lynne MWF 10:00AM 10:50AM

CDS 300 LC 01D Clinical Methods 4.00 20

Meyers, Barbara R. TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

CDS 302 LC 01D Phonological And Articulation Disorders 3.00 25

O'Hara, Laura TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

CDS 340 PR 01I Pre‐Clinical Practicum 1.00 20

Meyer, Barbara

CDS 410 LC 01E Audiology 3.00 15

Lewis, Richard TR 5:00PM 6:15PM

CDS 410 LC 02E Audiology 3.00 15

Schroy, Catherine M. TR 5:00PM 6:15PM

CDS 425 LC 01D Introduction To Neurogenic Communication Disorders 3.00 25

Russell, Carmen MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

CDS 440 PR 01D Clinic Practicum 3.00 10

Meyer, Barbara F 9:00AM 9:50AM

DEA 100 LC 01D Psychology Of Deafness 2.00 20

Lewis, Richard F 1:00PM 2:50PM Fee $71

DEA 200 PR 01I Deaf Education Practicum 0.00 10

Lewis, Richard

DEA 400 LC 01D Teaching Speech In Deaf Education 3.00 10

McDermott, Rebecca A. M 2:00PM 4:30PM

DEA 410 LC 01D‐1 Teaching Language In Deaf Education 3.00 10

Gross, Paula E. TR 2:00PM 4:30PM

DEA 418 LC 01E Students Who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing in Inclusive Settings 3.00 15

Fanning, Monica W 5:00PM 7:30PM

DEA 460 LC 01D‐2 Reading And Writing In Deaf Education 3.00 10

Gross, Paula E. TR 2:00PM 4:30PM

DEA 470 PR 01I‐2 Clinical Experience In Deaf Education 4.00 10

Gross, Paula E.

Deaf Education


DEA 481 PR 01I Field Experience In Deaf Education 8.00 10

Voss, Jenna

ECE 131 LC 01D IntroObserv. of Early Childhood Programs 3.00 20

Durkin, Patricia TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

ECE 230 BL 01D Infant And Toddler Development 3.00 20

Huisman, Sarah W 12:30PM 1:45PM Fee $25

ECE 300 BL 01D‐1 Early Intervention In Early Childhood 3.00 25

Huisman, Sarah MW 10:00AM 10:50AM

ECE 431 LC 01E Early Childhood Integrated Curriculum 3.00 15

Kane, Natalie W 5:00PM 7:30PM Fee $25

ECE 434 BL 01D Early Childhood Management And Professionalism 3.00 20

Durkin, Patricia TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

EDU 140 LC 01D Literature For Children And Adolescents 3.00 25

Prince, Carole MW 12:30PM 1:20PM

EDU 245 LC 01E Language Arts Methods 3.00 25

Barger, Kelley Smith R 5:00PM 7:30PM

EDU 263 LC 01E Methods Of Teaching Reading And Language Arts 6.00 19

Barger, Kelley Smith MWF 9:00AM 10:50AM

EDU 265 LC 01E Methods Of Teaching Reading For Speech Pathologists 2.00 24

Ryan, Kathleen R 6:30PM 8:10PM

EDU 268 LC 01D Introduction To Learner Development 3.00 25

Gwydir, Alexandra MWF 10:00AM 10:50AM

EDU 268 LC 02E Introduction To Learner Development 3.00 25

Gwydir, Alexandra M 5:00PM 7:30PM

EDU 269 LC 01D Critical Skills In The Teaching Profession ‐ Secondary 3.00 30

Staff W 2:00PM 4:45PM Fee $71

EDU 269 LC 02D Critical Skills In The Teaching Profession ‐ Elementary 3.00 30

Failoni, Judith MW 2:00PM 4:45PM Fee $71

EDU 270 LC 01D Introduction To Learner Diversity 3.00 25

Rice, Deanna MW 3:30PM 4:45PM

EDU 270 LC 02D Introduction To Learner Diversity 3.00 25

Barla, Michael TR 8:00AM 9:15AM

EDU 271 LC 01D Introduction to Content Planning, Delivery, and Assessment 3.00 25

Anthony, Dyanne P. TR 2:00PM 3:15PM


EDU 301 BL 01D Teacher Education At Fontbonne University 0.00 30

Smith, Mary Ellen R 3:30PM 4:30PM

EDU 306 LC 01D Analysis And Correction Of Reading Difficulties‐Elem. 3.00 25

Fish, Joanne Carol TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

EDU 306 LC 02D Analysis/Correction Of Reading Difficulties‐Middle/Sec. 3.00 25

Fish, Joanne Carol MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

EDU 308 LC 01E Methods Of Special Education I 3.00 25

Nelson, Vicki L R 5:00PM 7:30PM

EDU 310 PR 01D Reading Methods Practicum ‐ Elementary 2.00 25

Fish, Joanne Carol F 9:00AM 10:40AM

EDU 313 BL 01D Methods And Practicum For Middle & Secondary Education 3.00 25

Edwards, Allison M 9:00AM 10:50AM

EDU 313 BL 02D Methods And Practicum For Middle & Secondary Education 3.00 25

Edwards, Allison F 10:00AM 12:00PM

EDU 320 LC 01E Transition/Career Education For Individual With Disabilities 3.00 10


EDU 325 BL 01E Indiv. Assessment and Approaches in Early Childhood 3.00 20

Barla, Michael M 5:30PM 7:30PM

EDU 333 LC 01D Multisensory Methods For The Elementary Classroom 3.00 25

Prince, Carole MW 3:30PM 4:20PM

EDU 339 LC 01E Middle School Philosophy, Curriculum, And Instruction 2.00 25

Failoni, Judith W 7:35PM 9:35PM

EDU 350 WB 01W Methods Of Teaching Reading In The Content Areas 3.00 20

Ryan, Kathleen

EDU 355 LC 01D Analysis And Correction Of Math Difficulties 3.00 25

Woodworth, Margaret MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

EDU 373 LC 01D Educating Toward A Global Perspective 3.00 20

Smith, Mary Ellen MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

EDU 392 LC 01E Assessment Of Ability And Achievement 3.00 10

Anthony, Dyanne P. T 5:00PM 7:30PM

EDU 392 WB 02W Assessment Of Ability And Achievement 3.00 20

Anthony, Dyanne P.

EDU 394 WB 01W Counseling Techniques 3.00 20

Anthony, Dyanne P.


EDU 400 LC 01D Classroom/Behav. Manag. Techniques‐Elem/Spec/Deaf Ed 3.00 25


EDU 410 LC 01D Planning Instruction & Assessment‐Elem, Special, Early Child 3.00 25

Fredericksen, Phyllis F MW 3:30PM 4:45PM

EDU 440 PR 01I Student Teaching Practicum 2.00 5

Tuckey, Cary

EDU 447 LC 01D Planning for Instruction & Assessment ‐ Middle & Secondary 3.00 20

Wolff, Jane W 2:00PM 4:45PM Fee $22

EDU 450 ST 01I Student Teaching At The Elementary Level 8.00‐10.00 30

Tuckey, Cary Fee $325

EDU 451 ST 01I Student Teaching At The Secondary Level 8.00‐10.00 30


EDU 452 ST 01I Student Teaching At The Preschool‐K Level 8.00‐10.00 30


EDU 453 ST 01I Student Teaching In Early Childhood Special Education 8.00‐10.00 30


EDU 455 ST 01I Student Teaching In Mild‐Moderate Cross‐Categorical Spec Edu 8.00‐10.00 30


EDU 456 ST 01I Student Teaching At the Middle School Level 8.00‐10.00 30


EDU 460 ST 01I Field Experience At The Elementary Level 8.00‐10.00 30


EDU 461 ST 01I Field Experience At The Secondary Level 8.00‐10.00 30


EDU 465 ST 01I Field Experience In Special Education 8.00‐10.00 18


EDU 466 ST 01I Field Experience At The Middle School Level 8.00‐10.00 18



FCS 119 WB 01W Essential Concepts For Health and Fitness 3.00 20

Hessler, Kimberly Shea

FCS 201 LC 01D‐1 Career Seminar I 1.00 24

McCulley, Jaimette TR 3:30PM 4:45PM

Family & Consumer Sciences


FCS 216 LC 01D Principles Of Nutrition 3.00 30

Staff TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

FCS 221 LC 01D Food Science Theory And Application 4.00 12

Staff TR 2:00PM 3:15PM Fee $125

R 4:30PM 7:30PM

FCS 230 BL 01D Infant And Toddler Development 3.00 24

Huisman, Sarah W 12:30PM 1:45PM

FCS 301 LC 01D‐2 Career Seminar II 1.00 24


FCS 312 LC 01D Application Of Nutrition Concepts 3.00 24


FCS 319 LC 01D Commu./Public Health Nutrition Throughout the Lifecycle I 4.00 24

Staff MW 12:30PM 1:45PM Fee $30

FCS 326 LC 01D Quantity Food Production 3.00 24

Ohlms, Mary Beth TR 2:00PM 3:15PM Fee $25

FCS 337 LC 01E Family Relations 3.00 24

Tillotson, Christina M. T 4:30PM 7:00PM

FCS 395 BL 01D Foundations Of Public Policy And Advocacy In FCS 3.00 24

Huisman, Sarah M 12:30PM 1:45PM

FCS 415 LC 01D Medical Nutrition Therapy I 4.00 24

McCulley, Jaimette MW 9:30AM 11:20AM

FCS 419 LC 01D Advanced Nutrition 3.00 24

McCulley, Jaimette MW 3:30PM 4:45PM

FCS 422 LC 01E Cultural Competence Through Food 3.00 14

Staff M 5:00PM 7:30PM Fee $90

FCS 459 LC 01D Internship Preparation Seminar 1.00 24

McCulley, Jaimette W 9:00AM 10:50AM Fee $20

FCS 495 IN 01I Internship 7.00 10

McCulley, Jaimette

FCS 497 BL 01E Senior Synthesis In Family And Consumer Sciences 3.00 8

Ohlms, Mary Beth W 5:00PM 7:45PM

FCS 497 BL 02E Senior Synthesis In Family &Consumer Sciences 3.00 8

Ohlms, Mary Beth W 5:00PM 7:45PM



PSY 100 LC 01D Introduction To Psychology 3.00 25

Finley, Jason MWF 9:00AM 9:50AM

PSY 100 LC 02D Introduction To Psychology 3.00 25

Finley, Jason MWF 10:00AM 10:50AM

PSY 100 WB 03W Introduction To Psychology 3.00 20

Hennessy, John Todd

PSY 200 LC 01D Developmental Psychology 3.00 25

Foushee, Rebecca D. TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

PSY 200 LC 02D Developmental Psychology 3.00 25

Ruffus‐Doerr, Amy MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

PSY 200 WB 03W Developmental Psychology 3.00 25

Yates, Tracy

PSY 250 LC 01D Cross‐Cultural Psychology 3.00 25

Ruffus‐Doerr, Amy MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

PSY 293 LC 01E Special Topics: Pre‐Occupational Therapy 3.00 25


PSY 305 LC 01D Personality Psychology 3.00 25

Newman, Laurel TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

PSY 310 BL 01E‐2 Social Psychology 3.00 25

Newman, Laurel M 5:30PM 8:30PM

PSY 315 LC 01E Abnormal Psychology 3.00 25

Yates, Tracy T 6:00PM 8:30PM

PSY 350 LC‐HN 01D Environmental Psychology 3.00 25

Foushee, Rebecca D. TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

PSY 391 LC 01E Testing And Measurement For The Behavioral Sciences 3.00 15

Hennessy, John Todd W 5:30PM 8:00PM

PSY 440 IN 01I Internship In Psychology 1.00‐6.00 5

Finley, Jason ARR


Foushee, Rebecca D. ARR


Newman, Laurel ARR

College of Arts and Sciences

Behavioral SciencesPsychology


PSY 445 LC 01D Biological Psychology 3.00 25

Foushee, Rebecca D. MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

PSY 495 DR 01I Undergraduate Research In Psychology 1.00‐6.00 5

Finley, Jason ARR

PSY 495 DR 02I Undergraduate Research In psychology 1.00‐6.00 5

Foushee, Rebecca D. ARR

PSY 495 DR 03I Undergraduate Research In Psychology 1.00‐6.00 5

Newman, Laurel ARR

PSY 496 BL 01D Senior Research Seminar I 3.00 8

Finley, Jason R 3:30PM 4:45PM


BIO 106 LC 01E Topics In Environmental Science With Lab 3.00 16

Allman, Julie W 5:30PM 7:20PM Fee $55

W 7:30PM 9:20PM

Staff T 12:30PM 2:10PM Fee $55

R 12:30PM 2:10PM

BIO 108 LC 02E Introduction To Life Science With Lab 3.00 16

Cole, Yvonne R 5:30PM 7:05PM Fee $55

R 7:15PM 9:05PM

BIO 108 LC‐DS 03D Introduction To Life Science With Lab 3.00 16

Lane‐deGraaf, Kelly T 12:30PM 1:20PM Fee $55

Staff R 9:30AM 11:20AM


Lane‐deGraaf, Kelly MW 10:00AM 10:50AM Fee $55

Staff F 9:00AM 10:50AM

BIO 112 LC 01D General Biology I With Lab 4.00 16

Paine‐Saunders, Stephenie TR 9:30AM 10:45AM Fee $55

Rapp, Shannon Gale W 9:00AM 10:50AM

BIO 112 LC 02D General Biology I With Lab 4.00 16

Paine‐Saunders, Stephenie TR 9:30AM 10:45AM Fee $55

Rapp, Shannon Gale W 12:30PM 2:20PM

BIO 203 WB 01W Science And Society 3.00 20

Rayhel, Elizabeth

BIO 207 LC 01D Plant Biology With Lab 4.00 16

Rayhel, Elizabeth MW 1:30PM 2:45PM Fee $55

F 12:30PM 2:20PM

Biological & Physical SciencesBiological Sciences


BIO 212 LC 01D Genetics 3.00 20

Paine‐Saunders, Stephenie TR 12:30PM 1:45PM Fee $55

BIO 220 LC 01D Anatomy And Physiology I with Lab 4.00 16

Smith, Robert R. M 9:00AM 10:50AM Fee $55

MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

BIO 220 LC 02D Anatomy And Physiology I with Lab 4.00 16

Smith, Robert R. MW 12:30PM 1:45PM Fee $55

W 9:00AM 10:50AM

BIO 260 LC 01D Comparative Anatomy 3.00 16

Rayhel, Elizabeth TR 3:30PM 4:45PM Fee $55

BIO 295 DR 01I Department Research 1.00‐3.00 4

Lane‐deGraaf, Kelly Fee $55


Paine‐Saunders, Stephenie Fee $55


Rayhel, Elizabeth Fee $55

BIO 320 LC 01D Evolutionary Biology 3.00 24

Lane‐deGraaf, Kelly TR 3:30PM 4:45PM Fee $55

BIO 370 LC 01E Teaching of Science in Early Childhood & Elementary 2.00 16

Strebler, Sheri T 4:00PM 6:00PM Fee $25

T 6:30PM 8:30PM

BIO 495 DR 01I Biology Research 1.00‐3.00 4

Lane‐deGraaf, Kelly Fee $55


Paine‐Saunders, Stephenie Fee $55


Rayhel, Elizabeth Fee $55

BIO 496 LC 01D Biology Senior Seminar 3.00 20

Lane‐deGraaf, Kelly F 12:30PM 2:20PM

BIO 497 IN 01I Biology Internship 1.00‐3.00 20

Paine‐Saunders, Stephenie

CHM 108 LC 01D General Chemistry II With Lab 4.00 16

Hamdi, Julie Orf TR 11:00AM 12:15PM Fee $55

F 9:30AM 11:20AM

Chemistry


CHM 108 LC 02D General Chemistry II With Lab 4.00 16

Hamdi, Julie Orf TR 11:00AM 12:15PM Fee $55

F 12:00PM 1:50PM

CHM 210 LC 01D Organic Chemistry I 3.00 16

Hamdi, Julie Orf TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

CHM 211 LB 01D Organic Chemistry I Lab 2.00 16

Ritter, Linda R 4:45PM 8:35PM Fee $55

CHM 228 LC 01D General, Organic, And Biological Chemistry II 4.00 16

Hamdi, Julie Orf M 2:00PM 4:05PM Fee $55


Hamdi, Julie Orf W 2:00PM 3:15PM

CHM 228 LC 02D General, Organic, And Biological Chemistry II 4.00 16

Hamdi, Julie Orf M 2:00PM 4:05PM Fee $55

W 2:00PM 3:15PM

Staff W 8:30AM 10:50AM

PHY 108 LC 01D Introduction To Physical Science With Lab 3.00 24

Truong, Minh MW 1:00PM 1:50PM Fee $55

T 9:00AM 10:50AM


Truong, Minh MW 1:00PM 1:50PM Fee $55

R 9:00AM 10:50AM


Staff TR 2:00PM 2:50PM Fee $55

W 2:00PM 3:50PM

PHY 108 LC 04E Introduction To Physical Science With Lab 3.00 24


R 6:00PM 7:50PM

PHY 208 LC 01D College Physics I With Lab 4.00 24

Truong, Minh M 9:00AM 10:50AM Fee $55

TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

PHY 218 LC 01D Engineering Physics I With Lab 4.00 24

Truong, Minh M 9:00AM 10:50AM Fee $55

MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

Physical Sciences



COM 101 LC 01D Communication In Everyday Life 3.00 20

Norwood, Kristen MWF 10:00AM 10:50AM

COM 101 LC 02D Communication In Everyday Life 3.00 20

Norwood, Kristen MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

COM 101 LC 03E Communication In Everyday Life 3.00 20


COM 102 LC‐DS 01D Public Speaking: Privacy, Security, and Democracy 3.00 20

Williamson, Kasi TR 11:00AM 12:15PM


Williamson, Kasi TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

COM 240 LC 01E Intercultural Communication 3.00 25

Meyer, Jasna T 6:00PM 8:30PM

COM 260 LC 01D Media, Technology, and Culture 3.00 25

Williamson, Kasi MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

COM 293 LC 01D Special Topics: Political Persuasion 3.00 25

Norton, Heather TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

COM 295 LC 01D Persuasion: Political Persuasion 3.00 25

Norton, Heather TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

COM 340 LC 01D Principles And Ethics Of Strategic Communication 3.00 25

Williamson, Kasi MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

COM 390 LC 01D Research Strategies in Communication 3.00 25

Norwood, Kristen TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

ENG 095 INTL 01D College Writing Skills 3.00 15


ENG 095 LC 02D College Writing Skills 3.00 15


ENG 101 INTL 01D Composition I 3.00 15


ENG 101 LC 02D Composition I 3.00 15



Staff MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

English

English & CommunicationCommunication Studies







Staff TR 11:00AM 12:15PM


Staff TR 12:30PM 1:45PM





ENG 101 LC 10E Composition I 3.00 15

Staff W 6:00PM 8:30PM

ENG 101 LC‐HN 11D Composition I 3.00 15

Whicker, John TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

ENG 102 INTL 01D Composition II 3.00 15


ENG 102 LC 02D Composition II 3.00 15






ENG 102 LC 05E Composition II 3.00 15


ENG 120 LC 01E Introduction To Literature 3.00 20

Oliverio, Lisa M 6:00PM 8:30PM

ENG 200 LC 01D Introduction To Literary Studies 3.00 25

Moore, Benjamin TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

ENG 201 LC 01D Business Writing 3.00 25

Whicker, John MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

ENG 201 LC 02D Business Writing 3.00 25



ENG 201 LC 03E Business Writing 3.00 25


ENG 241 LC‐DS 01D Survey Of English Literature Since 1789 3.00 25

Moore, Benjamin MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

ENG 260 LC 01D Survey Of American Literature To 1865 3.00 25

Oliverio, Lisa TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

ENG 309 LC 01E Journalism 3.00 25


ENG 370 LC 01D Critical Approaches To Literature 3.00 25

Oliverio, Lisa TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

ENG 494 LC 01E Interpreting and Translating Science for Consumers 3.00 20

Whicker, John TR 4:30PM 5:45PM

ESL 061 LC 01D Beginning Reading For Non‐Native Speakers Of English 3.00 20


ESL 062 LC 01D Beginning Writing For Non‐Native Speakers Of English 3.00 20


ESL 063 LC 01D Beginning Listening for Non‐Native Speakers of English 3.00 20


ESL 064 LC 01D Beginning Speaking for Non‐Native Speakers of English 3.00 20


ESL 065 LC 01D Beg. Grammar for Non‐Native Speakers of English 3.00 20


ESL 071 LC 01D Interm. Reading For Non‐Native Speakers Of English 3.00 20


ESL 072 LC 01D Interm. Writing For Non‐Native Speakers Of English 3.00 20


ESL 073 LC 01D Interm. Listening For Non‐Native Speakers Of English 3.00 20


ESL 074 LC 01D Interm.Speaking For Non‐Native Speakers Of English 3.00 20


ESL 075 LC 01D Interm. Grammar For Non‐Native Speakers Of English 3.00 20


ESL 081 LC 01D Advanced Reading For Non‐Native Speakers Of English 3.00 20


English as a Second Language



ART 100, 101, 200 AS 01D Beginning Drawing 3.00 15

Carlos, Mario Pruna MW 9:00AM 11:00AM Fee $75

ART 110 AS 01D Design I 3.00 15

Newton, David S MW 12:30PM 2:30PM Fee $40

ART 115 LC 01D Applied Design 3.00 15

Douglas, Mark TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

ART 155 LC 01D Art Appreciation 3.00 15

Lamb, Keith R. MWF 9:00AM 9:50AM

ART 155 LC 02D Art Appreciation 3.00 15

Schilling, Denise M TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

ART 160 LC 01D Art History Survey I 3.00 15

Wilson, Kevin M. TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

ART 200, 201, 300,

301, 400, 401, 500

AS 02D Drawing 3.00 15

Wang, Victor MW 3:00PM 5:00PM Fee $75

ART 200, 201, 300,

301, 400, 401, 500

AS 03D Drawing 3.00 15

Newton, David S TR 9:00AM 11:00AM Fee $75

ART 207 LC 01D High Art, Propaganda, And Kitsch 3.00 15

Talasek, Catherine Connor MW 3:00PM 4:15PM

ART 210, 212, 310,

312, 410, 412, 510

AS 01E Painting 3.00 15

Wang, Victor MW 5:00PM 7:00PM Fee $75

ART 210, 212, 310,

312, 410, 412, 510

AS 02D Painting 3.00 15

Wang, Victor TR 9:00AM 11:00AM Fee $75

ART 216, 316, 416, 516 AS 01E Fibers 3.00 15

Suarez, M Lee TR 7:00PM 9:00PM

Reid, Susan A. TR 7:00PM 9:00PM Fee $60

ART 218, 318, 418, 518 AS 01D Vector And Bitmap Imaging 3.00 15

Schilling, Denise M TR 12:30PM 1:45PM Fee $75

Fine Arts


ART 220, 221, 320,

321, 420, 421, 520

AS 01D Sculpture 3.00 15

Newton, David S MW 9:00AM 11:00AM Fee $100

ART 220, 221, 320,

321, 420, 421, 520

AS 02E Sculpture 3.00 15

Newton, David S TR 5:00PM 7:00PM Fee $100

ART 230, 231, 330,

331, 430, 431, 530

AS 01E Metalsmith 3.00 15

Fetter, Margaret Mary MW 7:00PM 9:00PM Fee $100

ART 240, 241, 340,

341, 440, 441, 540

AS 01D Ceramics 3.00 15

Talasek, Catherine Connor MW 12:30PM 2:30PM Fee $75

ART 240, 241, 340,

341, 440, 441, 540

AS 02E Ceramics 3.00 15

Talasek, Catherine Connor TR 5:00PM 7:00PM Fee $75

ART 280, 281, 380,

381, 480, 481, 580

AS 01E Photography 3.00 15

Douglas, Mark MW 5:00PM 7:00PM Fee $75

ART 302 LC 01D Web Design II 3.00 15

Douglas, Mark TR 3:30PM 4:45PM Fee $75

ART 305, 505 LC 01E Non‐Western Art 3.00 15

Holder, Dan TR 7:00PM 8:15PM

ART 307, 407, 507 AS 01E Drawing Anatomy 3.00 15

Liddy, Timothy MW 7:00PM 9:00PM Fee $75

ART 314, 414, 514 AS 01D Painting‐Survey Of Artist's Materials 3.00 15

Liddy, Timothy TR 1:00PM 3:00PM Fee $75

ART 492, 592 LC 01D The American Photograph: 150 Years of American Culture 3.00 20

Taylor, Greg TR 3:30PM 4:45PM

ART 495 LC 01D Senior Project 3.00 15

Liddy, Timothy T 11:00AM 1:00PM Fee $35

ART 590 LC 01D Graduate Seminar And Critique 3.00 10

Talasek, Catherine Connor TR 3:45PM 5:00PM Fee $40


ART 590 LC 02D Graduate Seminar And Critique 3.00 10

Wang, Victor R 11:00AM 1:30PM Fee $40

ART 590 LC 03E Graduate Seminar And Critique 3.00 10

Liddy, Timothy MW 5:00PM 6:15PM Fee $40

MUS 106 LC‐DS 01D American Popular Music 3.00 15

Failoni, Judith TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

PER 101 LC 01D Theatre Appreciation 3.00 15

Sullivan, Michael TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

PER 101 WB 02W Theatre Appreciation 3.00 18

Sullivan, Michael

PER 121 LC 01D Stagecraft 3.00 15

Sullivan, Michael MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

PER 130, 230, 330, 430 LC 01D Theatre Synthesis 1.00 15

Flores, Adam M. M 11:00AM 11:50AM

Jent, Deanna M 11:00AM 11:50AM

PER 212 LC 01E Oral Interpretation Of Literature 3.00 15

Jent, Deanna M 4:00PM 6:30PM

PER 271 PR 01I Practicum In Technical Theatre 1.00 10

Sullivan, Michael

PER 273 PR 01I Practicum In Arts Management 1.00 10

Flores, Adam M.

PER 371 PR 01I Practicum In Technical Theatre 1.00 10

Sullivan, Michael

PER 373 PR 01I Practicum In Arts Management 1.00 10

Flores, Adam M.

PER 376 IS 01I Major Production 3.00 15

Flores, Adam M.

PER 449 LC 01E Special Topics In Performance: Advanced Directing 3.00 15

Jent, Deanna W 4:00PM 6:30PM

PER 461 IN 01I Internship In Theatre Performance 3.00 10

Flores, Adam M.

PER 462 IN 01I Internship In Technical Theatre 3.00 10

Sullivan, Michael

Music

Theater


PER 490 IS 01I Independent Study 3.00 10

Jent, Deanna


GGY 100 LC 01D Introduction To Geography 3.00 25

Ware, Judith TR 3:30PM 4:45PM

GOV 101 LC 01E U.S. And Missouri Constitutions 1.00 25

Kasen, Mark T 6:00PM 8:30PM





GOV 103 LC 01E Mock Trial Procedure And Practice 2.00 25


GOV 293 LC‐DS 01D Special Topics: Religion, Freedom and the State 3.00 25

Matz, Brian TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

GOV 494 LC‐DS 01D Special Topics: Religion, Freedom, and the State 3.00 25


HST 103 LC 01D Intro To Western Civilization I: Prehistory To 17th Century 3.00 25

Luzkow, Jack TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

HST 105 LC 01D History Of The United States To 1865 3.00 25

Wright, Edward TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

HST 105 LC‐HN 02D History Of The United States To 1865 3.00 25

Wohlford, Corinne TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

HST 293 BL‐DS 01D Special Topics: History of the Future‐Technology and Socie 3.00 25

Luzkow, Jack W 12:30PM 1:45PM

HST 293 LC 02E Special Topics: Introduction to Museum Studies 3.00 25


HST 307 LC‐DS 01D History Of The Middle East 3.00 25

Luzkow, Jack TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

HST 494 BL‐DS 01D Special Topics: History of the Future‐Technology and Society 3.00 25


Geography

Government

History

History, Philosophy & Religion


HST 494 LC 02D Special Topics: The American Photograph 3.00 20

Taylor, Greg W 3:30PM 4:45 PM

PHL 110 LC 01D Introduction To Philosophy 3.00 25

Eiler, Kevin Thomas TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

PHL 110 LC 02D Introduction To Philosophy 3.00 25

Eiler, Kevin Thomas TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

PHL 221 WB 01W Business Ethics 3.00 25

Wennemann, Daryl

PHL 225 BL‐DS 01D The Future Of Technology and Ethics 3.00 25

Wennemann, Daryl M 12:30PM 1:45PM

PHL 260 LC 01D Contemporary Moral Issues 3.00 25

Wennemann, Daryl MW 9:00AM 10:15AM

PHL 260 WB 02W‐1 Contemporary Moral Issues 3.00 25

Eiler, Kevin Thomas


Wennemann, Daryl

PHL 494 BL‐DS 01D Special Topics: The Future of Technology and Ethics 3.00 25


REL 100 LC 01D Introduction To Religious Studies 3.00 25

Stopke, Steven TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

REL 210 LC 01D Hebrew Bible 3.00 25

Stopke, Steven MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

REL 225 LC 01D World Religions 3.00 25

Stopke, Steven MW 3:00PM 4:15PM

REL 225 LC 02D World Religions 3.00 25

Stopke, Steven TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

REL 225 WB 03W‐1 World Religions 3.00 25

Stopke, Steven

REL 293 LC‐DS 01D Special Topics: Religion, Freedom and the State 3.00 25


SSC 201 LC 01E The American Economy 3.00 25

Kasen, Mark M 6:00PM 8:30PM

Social Science

Philosophy

Religion



ACS 300 LC 01D Topics in Amer.Cultural Studies: The American Photograph 3.00 20

Taylor, Greg TR 3:30PM 4:45PM

INT 105 INTL 01D Mission Core I: Culture And The Common Good 3.00 15

Hylton, Jessica Lynn F 12:00PM 2:30PM

INT 105 LC 02D Mission Core I: Culture And The Common Good 3.00 15

Ridlen, Peggy MW 9:00AM 9:50AM


Portman, Julie MW 9:00AM 9:50AM


Ridlen, Peggy MW 10:00AM 10:50AM


Oliverio, Lisa MW 10:00AM 10:50AM


Bernard, Jill M. MW 12:30PM 1:20PM


Eiler, Kevin Thomas MW 12:30PM 1:20PM


Eiler, Kevin Thomas MW 2:00PM 2:50PM


Adams, Carey H. TR 9:30AM 10:20AM


Matz, Brian TR 11:00AM 11:50AM


Moore, Benjamin TR 12:30PM 1:20PM


Flores, Adam M. TR 12:30PM 1:20PM


Flores, Adam M. TR 2:00PM 2:50PM

INT 190 LC 01D Career Decision Making 1.00 18

Keller, Christine F 1:00PM 1:50 PM

INT 190 LC 02D‐2 Career Decision Making 1.00 15

Keller, Christine MF 11:00am 11:50am

INT 494 LC‐HN 01E Honors Sem: One Health‐Interdis Approach to Planetary Health 3.00 20

Rayhel, Elizabeth W 6:00PM 8:30PM

Interdisciplinary Studies


LIB 199 INTL 01D‐2 Information Literacy in Higher Education 1.00 20

Portman, Julie M 3:30PM 4:20PM

LIB 199 WB 02W‐1 Information Literacy in Higher Education 1.00 20

Megahan, Justin R.


Ridlen, Peggy


Theissen, Jane M.


Megahan, Justin R.

LIB 199 WB 06W‐2 First Year Seminar: Information Literacy in Higher Education 1.00 20

Megahan, Justin R.


Ridlen, Peggy


Theissen, Jane M.


Theissen, Jane M.


Bava, Katie


Cantrell, Cynthia


Walters, Sheryl


Van Kniest, Rebecca


Van Kniest, Rebecca

WGS 101 LC 01D Introduction To Women's Studies 3.00 25

Smyth, Karen MW 2:00PM 3:15PM



BNF 498 LC 01E Senior Portfolio 1.00 25

Graves, Kathryn T 5:00PM 5:50PM

CIS 100 LC 01E‐2 Computer Technology: Issues And Applications 3.00 20


CIS 100 LC‐DS 02D Computer Technology: Issues And Applications 3.00 20

Johnson, Janice Marie MWF 8:00AM 8:50AM Fee $35

CIS 100 WB‐DS 03W Computer Technology: Issues And Applications 3.00 20

Boehmer, Kelly A Fee $35

CIS 103 LC 01D Computer Technology: Applications For Educators 3.00 20

English, Nancy MW 12:30PM 1:45PM Fee $35

CIS 110 LC 01D Computer Applications: Spreadsheet 3.00 20

Johnson, Janice Marie TR 8:00AM 9:15AM Fee $35

CIS 110 WB 02W Computer Applications: Spreadsheet 3.00 20

Johnson, Janice Marie Fee $35

CIS 111 LC 01E Computer Applications: Database 3.00 20

Coleman, Cynthia A. R 5:00PM 7:30PM Fee $35

CIS 120 LC 01D Overview Of Computer And Information Science 3.00 20

Warren, Samantha MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

CIS 120 LC 02D Overview Of Computer And Information Science 3.00 20

Nicollerat, Steve A. W 3:30PM 6:00PM

CIS 125 LC 01E Introduction To Cyber Crime And Security 3.00 20

Brueggemann, Timothy R 5:00PM 7:30PM

CIS 160 LC 01D Computer Science I 4.00 15

Warren, Samantha TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

TR 11:00AM 12:00PM

CIS 160 LC 02D Computer Science I 4.00 15

Warren, Samantha TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

TR 3:30PM 4:30PM

CIS 160 LC 03E Computer Science I 4.00 15


MW 6:30PM 7:30PM

CIS 210 LC 01D Object‐Oriented Programming (Java) 4.00 15

Tian, Guanyu TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

TR 2:00PM 3:00PM

Mathematics and Computer ScienceComputer Science


CIS 210 LC 02D Object‐Oriented Programming (Java) 4.00 15

Tian, Guanyu TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

TR 3:30PM 4:00PM

CIS 225 LC 01E Information Security Policy Analysis And Implementation 3.00 20


CIS 310 LC 01D Computer Architecture And Assembly Language 3.00 20


CIS 365 LC 01E Robotics 3.00 20

Williams, Nicole R R 5:00PM 7:30PM

CIS 375 LC 01E Software Engineering 3.00 20


CIS 380 LC 01D Web Development Security 3.00 20

Yang, Yi MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

CIS 385 LC 01D Principles of Cryptography 3.00 20


CIS 415 LC 01D Server Security And Maintenance/Troubleshooting 3.00 20

Tian, Guanyu MW 3:30PM 4:45PM

CIS 498 LC 01E Senior Portfolio 1.00 25


CIS 499 DR 01I Senior Synthesis 3.00 2

Tain, Guanyu


Warren, Samantha


Yang, Yi

MTH 091 LC 01D College Mathematics Skills 3.00 10

Ahillen, Catherine ARR

MTH 095 LC 01D Fundamentals Of Algebra 4.00 20

Sneed, Jane TR 8:00AM 9:40AM

MTH 095 LC 02D Fundamentals Of Algebra 4.00 20

Hipp, Jennifer MW 2:00PM 3:40PM

MTH 095 LC 03E Fundamentals Of Algebra 4.00 20

Hipp, Jennifer MW 5:00PM 6:40PM

MTH 104 LC 01D Concepts In Mathematics: Number Systems 3.00 20

Pepper, Julie TR 8:00AM 9:15AM

Mathematics


MTH 105 LC 01D College Algebra 4.00 15

Sneed, Jane TR 11:00AM 12:40PM




Kleinberg, Kurt Michael TR 4:00PM 5:40PM

MTH 110 LC 01D Precalculus 4.00 15

Staff M 8:00AM 8:50AM

TR 8:00AM 9:15AM

MTH 110 LC 02D Precalculus 4.00 15


TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

MTH 115 LC 01D Introduction To Statistics 3.00 20

Graves, Kathryn MW 12:30PM 1:45PM


Graves, Kathryn MW 2:00PM 3:15PM


Newton, Elizabeth TR 12:30PM 1:45PM


Newton, Elizabeth TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

MTH 115 WB 05W Introduction To Statistics 3.00 20

English, Nancy

MTH 120 LC 01D Discrete Mathematics 3.00 20

Abkemeier, Mary K TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

MTH 125 LC 01D Biostatistics 3.00 20


MTH 151 LC 01D Calculus With Analytic Geometry II 4.00 25

Graves, Kathryn M 8:00AM 8:50AM

TR 8:00AM 9:15AM

MTH 200 LC 01E Linear Algebra 3.00 20

Newton, Elizabeth MW 4:30PM 5:45PM

MTH 315 LC 01E Advanced Statistics 3.00 20

Newton, Elizabeth W 6:00PM 8:30PM

MTH 350 LC 01D Methods Teaching Math In Early Childhood/Elementary School 3.00 20

Shayne, Janice TR 2:00PM 3:15PM


MTH 385 LC 01D Principles of Cryptography 3.00 20


MTH 498 LC 01E Senior Portfolio 1.00 25


MTH 499 DR 01I Senior Synthesis 3.00 2

Abkemeier, Mary K


English, Nancy


Graves, Kathryn


Newton, Elizabeth


HUS 100 LC 01D History And Politics Of Human Services 3.00 10

Jackson, Sharon M. TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

HUS 230 LC‐DS 01D Interviewing And Counseling: Safety and Security 3.00 10

Gergeceff, Jon TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

HUS 250 LC 01D‐2 Human Service Theory And Practice 6.00 10

Jackson, Sharon M. F 9:00AM 1:30PM

HUS 350 PR 01D Human Services Practicum I & Seminar 6.00 10

Jackson, Sharon M.

HUS 351 PR 01I Human Services Practicum II 3.00 10

Jackson, Sharon M.

HUS 390 LC 01D Human Service Administration 3.00 10

Overly, Tamitha R. M 3:00PM 7:30PM

SOC 100 LC 01D Survey Of Sociology 3.00 20

Phelps, Deborah MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

SOC 100 WB 02W Survey Of Sociology 3.00 15

Phelps, Deborah

SOC 265 LC 01D Diversity Studies 3.00 20

Phelps, Deborah MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

Social Work Human Services

Sociology


SWK 100 LC 01D Introduction To Social Work 3.00 10

Jackson, Sharon M. TR 8:00AM 9:15AM

SWK 110 LC 01D Human Behavior And The Social Environment 3.00 10

Beaver, Laura TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

SWK 200 LC 01D Social And Economic Justice 3.00 10

Kirkpatrick, Tarrah TR 1:30PM 2:45PM

SWK 250 LC 01D‐2 Generalist Social Workpractice I 4.00 10


SWK 350 LC 01D Generalist Practice II: Individuals And Families 3.00 10

Beaver, Laura TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

SWK 351 LC 01D Generalist Practice III: Communities, Groups And Organization 3.00 10

Beaver, Laura TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

SWK 370 LC 01D Research And Social Work Practice 3.00 10

Mennes, Catharine R 9:30AM 12:00PM

SWK 381 LC 01D‐1 Etiquette For Professional Practice 1.00 10

Beaver, Laura R 12:30PM 1:30PM Fee $25


Beaver, Laura T 12:30PM 1:30PM Fee $25

SWK 400 LC 01D‐1 Professional Synthesis Of Generalist Social Work Practice 3.00 10


SWK 450 PR 01I Field Education I 4.00 10Mennes, Catharine Fee $30

SWK 450 PR 02I Field Education I 4.00 10

Mennes, Catharine Fee $30

SWK 451 PR 01D Field Education II 4.00 10

Mennes, Catharine Fee $30

SWK 455 LC 01D Field Education Seminar I 2.00 10

Mennes, Catharine T 10:00AM 12:00PM

SWK 455 LC 02D Field Education Seminar I 2.00 10

Mennes, Catharine T 2:00PM 4:00PM

SWK 456 LC 01D Field Education Seminar II 2.00 10

Mennes, Catharine R 2:00PM 4:00PM

Foundation CoursesSocial Work

Field Education Courses


SWK 231 LC‐DS 01D Interviewing And Counseling: Safety & Security 3.00 10


SWK 251 LC 01D‐2 Death And Dying 3.00 10

Kirkpatrick, Tarrah TR 10:00AM 12:15PM

SWK 280 LC 01E‐1 Fundraising And Grant Writing 3.00 10

McLeland, Jennifer R 5:00PM 9:45PM

SWK 372 LC 01E Introduction To Psychopathology 3.00 10

Emmelkamp, Deborah T 5:00PM 7:45PM

SWK 433 LC 01D Expressive Art Therapy 3.00 10

Anderson, Kimberly L T 2:00PM 4:30PM Fee $50

SWK 472 LC 01D The Study Of Addictions 3.00 10

Gergeceff, Jon TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

SWK 494 AE 01D‐1 Special Topics: Legislative Advocacy‐Federal Issues 6.00 10

Overly, Tamitha R. M 3:00PM 5:00PM Fee $2,500

SWK 494 LC 02D Special Topics: Counseling Theories 3.00 10

Darvell, Nigel B. T 10:00AM 12:15PM

SWK 494 LC 03D Special Topics: Equity/Social Justice Issues in Express Arts 3.00 10

Anderson, Kimberly L R 2:00PM 4:30PM

MSL 101 LC 01 Introduction to Leadership I 2.00 25

Staff MW 9:00 10:00

MSL 101 LC 02 Introduction to Leadership I 2.00 25

Staff TR 11:00 12:15

MSL 201 LC 01 Innovative Team Leadership 3.00 25

Flynn TR 1:00 2:30

MSL 201 LC 02 Innovative Team Leadership 3.00 25

Staff TR 9:30 10:45

MSL 301 LC 01 Adaptive Team Leadership 3.00 25

Copeland MW 2:30 4:00

MSL 301 LC 02 Adaptive Team Leadership 3.00 25

Copeland TR 2:30 4:00

MSL 401 LC 01 Adaptive Leadership 3.00 25

Staff MW 1:00 2:30

MSL 401 LC 02 Adaptive Leadership 3.00 25

Staff TR 1:00 2:30

Military Science Courses at Washington University

Professional Practice Courses



PSY 100 WB 03W Introduction To Psychology 3.00 20

Hennessy, John Todd

PSY 200 WB 03W Developmental Psychology 3.00 25

Yates, Tracy

BIO 203 WB 01W Science And Society 3.00 20

Rayhel, Elizabeth


Magrath, Linda D.

BSA 520 WB 02W‐2 Business Statistics 3.00 24

Staff

BSA 660 WB 01W‐2 Seminar In Administrative Policy And Strategic Planning 3.00 24

Alexander, Mark Fee $45


White, Thomas M.

FIN 510 WB 02W‐1 Financial Management 3.00 24

Staff


Bobo, Tracy L.

HCM 310 WB 01W Ethics In Healthcare 3.00 24

Pace, Vincent M




Jefferson, Emma


Morys, Amy S.

MGT 504 WB 01W‐2 Economics And Finance for Non‐Financial Managers 3.00 24

White, Thomas M.

MGT 507 WB 01W‐1 Budgeting And Accounting For Managers 3.00 24

Scholl, Edward A.

MGT 518 WB 01W‐2 Business Policy And Strategic Planning 3.00 24

Burke, Timothy Francis

Web CoursesA student should register for a web course at least one week prior to the beginning date of the course.


MGT 525 WB 02W‐1 Organizational Behavior And Human Resource Management 3.00 24

Glaser, Elizabeth


Bernard, Jill M.

ORG 404 WB 01W‐2 Economics And Finance For Non‐Financial Managers 3.00 24

White, Thomas M.

SCM 540 WB 01W‐1 Supply Chain Management 3.00 24

Barclay, Robert

SCM 550 WB 01W‐1 Materials Management 3.00 24

Clones, Andrew

SCM 570 WB 01W‐2 Lean Principles In The Supply Chain 3.00 24

Staff

SCM 590 WB 01W‐2 Applied Project In Supply Chain Management 3.00 24

Staff

CDS 110 WB 01W Fundamentals Of Language Development For The SLPA 3.00 20

Krekow, Christine

CDS 210 WB 01W Fundamentals of Anatomy/Physiology of the Speech & Hearing 3.00 20

Krekow, Christine

CDS 524 WB 01W The Language Of The School‐Aged Child 3.00 20

O'Hara, Laura

EDU 350 WB 01W Methods Of Teaching Reading In The Content Areas 3.00 20

Ryan, Kathleen


Anthony, Dyanne P.


Anthony, Dyanne P.

EDU 524 WB 01W Language Of The School‐Aged Child 3.00 20

O'Hara, Laura

EDU 529 WB 01W Enhancing Student Achiev. through Positive Behav Supports 3.00 24

Tiller, Jennifer

EDU 550 WB 01W Reading And Writing Across the Curriculum 3.00 20

Ryan, Kathleen

EDU 553 WB 01W Assessment And Teaching Students With Reading Difficulties 3.00 20

Fish, Joanne Carol


EDU 583 WB 01W Practicum In Diagnosis Of Reading Difficulties 3.00 10

Fish, Joanne Carol

EDU 585 WB 02W Research Methods In Education 3.00 20

Edwards, Allison


Anthony, Dyanne P.


Anthony, Dyanne P.

FCS 119 WB 01W Essential Concepts For Health and Fitness 3.00 20

Hessler, Kimberly Shea

PER 101 WB 02W Theatre Appreciation 3.00 18

Sullivan, Michael

PHL 221 WB 01W Business Ethics 3.00 25

Wennemann, Daryl


Eiler, Kevin Thomas


Wennemann, Daryl

REL 225 WB 03W‐1 World Religions 3.00 25

Stopke, Steven

CED 505 WB 01W Teaching Technology And Learning Theory 3.00 20

Moore, Stephanie

CED 515 WB 01W Computer Applications for Educators 3.00 20

Smith, Lynn Ann

CED 540 WB 01W Programming With C++ 3.00 20

Nicollerat, Steve A.

CED 565 WB 01W The Internet and Education 3.00 20

Davis, Cheryl

CED 592 WB 01W Online Course Design And Teaching 3.00 20

Mattson, JoAnn

CED 595 WB 01W Culminating Project And Capstone Portfolio 3.00 20

Davis, Cheryl




CIS 110 WB 02W Computer Applications: Spreadsheet 3.00 20

Johnson, Janice Marie Fee $35

IDT 500 WB 01W Foundations Of Instructional Design Systems 3.00 20

Quinn, Jerod

IDT 595 WB 01W Culminating Project And Capstone Portfolio 3.00 20

Davis, Cheryl

MTH 115 WB 05W Introduction To Statistics 3.00 20

English, Nancy




Magrath, Linda D.

ACT 350 LC 01E‐1 Income Taxation For Individuals 3.00 25


ACT 460 LC 01E‐1 Accounting Capstone 3.00 25


ACT 510 LC 01E‐1 Financial Accounting And Reporting I 3.00 25

Magrath, Linda D. W 5:30PM 9:30PM

ACT 550 LC 01E‐1 Federal Income Taxation For Individuals 3.00 25


ACT 610 LC 01E‐1 Fraud Examination 3.00 25

Borawski, Michael A. T 5:30PM 9:30PM

ACT 630 LC 01E‐1 Accounting And Business Strategy ‐ Research And Decisions 3.00 25




BSA 310 LC 01E‐1 International Business 3.00 25

Dahlberg, William S. W 5:30PM 9:30PM



BSA 520 LC 01D‐1 Business Statistics 3.00 25


BSA 550 LC 01D‐1 The Social And Legal Environment Of Business 3.00 25


BSA 600 LC 01D‐1 Current Business Seminar 1.00 25

Staff S 12:00PM 12:55PM

ECN 210 LC 02E‐1 Principles Of Macro Economics 3.00 25


FIN 310 LC 02E‐1 Managerial Finance 3.00 25


FIN 510 LC 01D‐1 Financial Management 3.00 25



Staff

First Eight Week Courses



Bobo, Tracy L.

HRM 340 LC 01E‐1 Compensation And Benefits 3.00 25

Frank, Joseph T 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 210 LC 03E‐1 Management Principles 3.00 25

Tippett, Royce C. W 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 330 LC 01E‐1 Management And Business Ethics 3.00 25

Alexander, Mark W 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 360 LC 02E‐1 Entrepreneurship 3.00 25

Burke, Timothy Francis M 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 500 LC 01E‐1 Fundamentals Of Executive Management 3.00 25



Scholl, Edward A.

MGT 525 LC 01D‐1 Organizational Behavior And Human Resource Management 3.00 25

Glaser, Elizabeth S 1:00PM 5:00PM


Glaser, Elizabeth

MKT 460 LC 01W‐1 Marketing Management 3.00 24

Schroath, Kristen Fee $45

MKT 520 LC 02E‐1 Seminar In Marketing Management 3.00 25

Snell, Cheryl J. T 5:30PM 9:30PM

NPM 510 BL 01E‐1 Marketing And Communications For Nonprofits 3.00 25

Prost, Cynthia A. M 5:30PM 9:30PM

NPM 540 BL 01E‐1 The Legal Environment Of Nonprofit Organizations 3.00 25

Balsam, Nina M 5:30PM 9:30PM


Barclay, Robert


Clones, Andrew

TRN 310 LC 01D‐1 Transportation Management 3.00 25

Bernard, Jill M. TR 2:00PM 4:30PM


Megahan, Justin R.



Ridlen, Peggy


Theissen, Jane M.

SWK 280 LC 01E‐1 Fundraising And Grant Writing 3.00 10

McLeland, Jennifer R 5:00PM 9:45PM


Beaver, Laura R 12:30PM 1:30PM Fee $25

SWK 400 LC 01D‐1 Professional Synthesis Of Generalist Social Work Practice 3.00 10


SWK 494 AE 01D‐1 Special Topics: Legislative Advocacy‐Federal Issues 6.00 10

Overly, Tamitha R. M 3:00PM 5:00PM Fee $2,500



PSY 310 BL 01E‐2 Social Psychology 3.00 25

Newman, Laurel M 5:30PM 8:30PM

ACT 220 LC 02E‐2 Managerial Accounting 3.00 25


ACT 520 LC 01E‐2 Financial Accounting And Reporting II 3.00 25

Scheller, John M 5:30PM 9:30PM

ACT 555 LC 01E‐2 Federal Income Taxation For Business Enterprises 3.00 25


ACT 620 LC 01E‐2 Advanced Auditing Theory ‐ Dissecting Financial Statements 3.00 25




BSA 210 LC 03E‐2 Business Law 3.00 25





Staff

BSA 540 LC 01E‐2 The Global Business Environment 3.00 25


BSA 540 LC 02D‐2 The Global Business Environment 3.00 25






ECN 220 LC 02E‐2 Principles Of Micro Economics 3.00 25


ECN 515 LC 01D‐2 Managerial Economics 3.00 25



White, Thomas M.

FAS 108 LC 01D‐2 Fundamentals Of Sewing Technologies 1.00 13


Second Eight Week Courses





Jefferson, Emma

HRM 350 LC 01E‐2 Training And Development 3.00 25


MGT 320 LC 02E‐2 Organizational Behavior 3.00 25

Johnson, Janice Marie T 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 340 LC 01E‐2 Management And Information Systems 3.00 25

Higgins, David E. T 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 350 LC 02E‐2 Production/Operations Management 3.00 25

Mowczko, Douglas W 5:30PM 9:30PM

MGT 430 DR 01I‐2 Case Studies/Readings In Management 3.00 25

Treberg, Sarah


Morys, Amy S.

MGT 460 LC 02E‐2 Strategic Management 3.00 25

Alexander, Mark W 5:30PM 9:30PM Fee $45

MGT 502 LC 01E‐2 Organizational Culture And Communication 3.00 25

Treberg, Sarah W 5:30PM 9:30PM


White, Thomas M.



MGT 530 LC 01D‐2 Operations Management 3.00 25


MGT 530 LC 02E‐2 Operations Management 3.00 25

Mohr, Bob T 5:30PM 9:30PM

MKT 210 LC 03E‐2 Marketing Principles 3.00 25

Schroath, Kristen W 5:30PM 9:30PM

MKT 325 LC 01D‐2 Social Media Management 3.00 25

Schroath, Kristen TR 2:00PM 4:30PM


Bernard, Jill M.


MKT 430 DR 01I‐2 Case Studies/Readings In Marketing 1.00‐3.00 25

Schroath, Kristen

MKT 520 LC 01D‐2 Seminar In Marketing Management 3.00 25


NPM 580 BL 01E‐2 Applied Nonprofit Management Project 3.00 25

Monteilh, Lawrence R. T 5:30PM 9:30PM


White, Thomas M.


Staff


Staff

SPT 250 DR 01I‐2 Case Studies And Readings In Sports Management 1.00‐3.00 25

Romano, Robert J.

INT 190 LC 02D‐2 Career Decision Making 1.00 15

Keller, Christine MF 11:00am 11:50am

LIB 199 INTL 01D‐2 Information Literacy in Higher Education 1.00 20

Portman, Julie M 3:30PM 4:20PM


Megahan, Justin R.


Megahan, Justin R.


Ridlen, Peggy

LIB 199 WB 08W‐2 First Year Seminar: Information Literacy in Higher Educatio 1.00 20

Theissen, Jane M.


Theissen, Jane M.


Bava, Katie


Cantrell, Cynthia


Walters, Sheryl



Van Kniest, Rebecca


Van Kniest, Rebecca

CIS 100 LC 01E‐2 Computer Technology: Issues And Applications 3.00 20


HUS 250 LC 01D‐2 Human Service Theory And Practice 6.00 10


SWK 250 LC 01D‐2 Generalist Social Work practice I 4.00 10


SWK 251 LC 01D‐2 Death And Dying 3.00 10

Kirkpatrick, Tarrah TR 10:00AM 12:15PM


Beaver, Laura T 12:30PM 1:30PM Fee $25



Lane‐deGraaf, Kelly T 12:30PM 1:20PM Fee $55

Staff R 9:30AM 11:20AM


Lane‐deGraaf, Kelly MW 10:00AM 10:50AM Fee $55

Staff F 9:00AM 10:50AM


Williamson, Kasi TR 11:00AM 12:15PM


Williamson, Kasi TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

ENG 241 LC‐DS 01D Survey Of English Literature Since 1789 3.00 25

Moore, Benjamin MW 12:30PM 1:45PM

MUS 106 LC‐DS 01D American Popular Music 3.00 15

Failoni, Judith TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

GOV 293 LC‐DS 01D Special Topics: Religion, Freedom and the State 3.00 25


GOV 494 LC‐DS 01D Special Topics: Religion, Freedom, and the State 3.00 25


Dedicated Semester Courses


HST 293 BL‐DS 01D Special Topics: History of the Future‐Technology and Society 3.00 25


HST 307 LC‐DS 01D History Of The Middle East 3.00 25

Luzkow, Jack TR 2:00PM 3:15PM

PHL 225 BL‐DS 01D The Future Of Technology and Ethics 3.00 25


PHL 494 BL‐DS 01D Special Topics: The Future of Technology and Ethics 3.00 25


REL 293 LC‐DS 01D Special Topics: Religion, Freedom and the State 3.00 25


CIS 100 LC‐DS 02D Computer Technology: Issues And Applications 3.00 20

Johnson, Janice Marie MWF 8:00AM 8:50AM Fee $35



HUS 230 LC‐DS 01D Interviewing And Counseling: Safety and Security 3.00 10


SWK 231 LC‐DS 01D Interviewing And Counseling: Safety & Security 3.00 10




PSY 350 LC‐HN 01D Environmental Psychology 3.00 25

Foushee, Rebecca D. TR 12:30PM 1:45PM

ENG 101 LC‐HN 11D Composition I 3.00 15

Whicker, John TR 11:00AM 12:15PM

HST 105 LC‐HN 02D History Of The United States To 1865 3.00 25

Wohlford, Corinne TR 9:30AM 10:45AM

INT 494 LC‐HN 01E Honors Sem: One Health‐Interdis Approach to Planetary Health 3.00 20

Rayhel, Elizabeth W 6:00PM 8:30PM

Honors Courses



ACT 510 LC 01E‐1 Financial Accounting And Reporting I 3.00 25

Magrath, Linda D. W 5:30PM 9:30PM

ACT 520 LC 01E‐2 Financial Accounting And Reporting II 3.00 25

Scheller, John M 5:30PM 9:30PM

ACT 550 LC 01E‐1 Federal Income Taxation For Individuals 3.00 25


ACT 555 LC 01E‐2 Federal Income Taxation For Business Enterprises 3.00 25


ACT 610 LC 01E‐1 Fraud Examination 3.00 25


ACT 620 LC 01E‐2 Advanced Auditing Theory ‐ Dissecting Financial Statements 3.00 25


ACT 630 LC 01E‐1 Accounting And Business Strategy ‐ Research And Decisions 3.00 25






BSA 520 LC 01D‐1 Business Statistics 3.00 25



Staff

BSA 540 LC 01E‐2 The Global Business Environment 3.00 25


BSA 540 LC 02D‐2 The Global Business Environment 3.00 25


BSA 550 LC 01D‐1 The Social And Legal Environment Of Business 3.00 25






Eckelkamp College of Global Business and Professional StudiesGraduate Courses




FIN 510 LC 01D‐1 Financial Management 3.00 25



Staff

MGT 500 LC 01E‐1 Fundamentals Of Executive Management 3.00 25


MGT 502 LC 01E‐2 Organizational Culture And Communication 3.00 25

Treberg, Sarah W 5:30PM 9:30PM


White, Thomas M.


Scholl, Edward A.



MGT 525 LC 01D‐1 Organizational Behavior And Human Resource Management 3.00 25

Glaser, Elizabeth S 1:00PM 5:00PM


Glaser, Elizabeth

MGT 530 LC 01D‐2 Operations Management 3.00 25


MGT 530 LC 02E‐2 Operations Management 3.00 25

Mohr, Bob T 5:30PM 9:30PM

MKT 520 LC 02E‐1 Seminar In Marketing Management 3.00 25

Snell, Cheryl J. T 5:30PM 9:30PM

NPM 510 BL 01E‐1 Marketing And Communications For Nonprofits 3.00 25

Prost, Cynthia A. M 5:30PM 9:30PM

NPM 540 BL 01E‐1 The Legal Environment Of Nonprofit Organizations 3.00 25

Balsam, Nina M 5:30PM 9:30PM

NPM 580 BL 01E‐2 Applied Nonprofit Management Project 3.00 25

Monteilh, Lawrence R. T 5:30PM 9:30PM


White, Thomas M.



Barclay, Robert


Clones, Andrew


Staff


Staff

CDS 500 LC 01D Introduction To Research Methods 3.00 24

Alton, Amanda C. MW 2:00PM 3:15PM

CDS 500 LC 02E Introduction To Research Methods 3.00 15

Salvucci, Danial R 4:30PM 7:00PM

CDS 518 LC 01E Students Who Are Deaf/Hard Of Hearing In Inclusive Settings 3.00 15

Fanning, Monica W 5:00PM 7:30PM

CDS 520 LC 01E Disorders Of Motor Speech And Voice 4.00 15

Alton, Amanda C. M 5:00PM 8:15PM

CDS 524 WB 01W The Language Of The School‐Aged Child 3.00 20

O'Hara, Laura

CDS 527 LC 01E Adult Neurogenic Language And Cognitive Disorders 3.00 30

Alton, Amanda C. R 5:00PM 7:30PM

CDS 531 LC 01E Comm Dev. for Children Who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing 3.00 20

Voss, Jenna T 5:00PM 7:30PM

CDS 532 LC 01E Seminar In Early Child Language 3.00 20

O'Hara, Laura T 5:00PM 7:30PM

CDS 535 LC 01E Assessment Issues In Communication Disorders 3.00 30

Russell, Carmen T 5:00PM 7:30PM

CDS 537 PR 01I Early Field Experience 1.00 10

Voss, Jenna

CDS 538 PR 01I Mid‐Level Field Experience 1.00 10

Voss, Jenna

CDS 538 PR 02I Mid‐Level Field Experience 3.00 10

Salvucci, Danial

College of Education and Allied Health Professions

Communication Disorders & Deaf Education


CDS 539 PR 01I Family Centered Field Experience 1.00 10

Voss, Jenna

CDS 540 CL 01I Advanced Clinic Practicum 1.00 20

Meyer, Barbara F 9:00AM 9:50AM Fee $80


Meyer, Barbara F 9:00AM 9:50AM


Meyer, Barbara F 1:00PM 1:50PM









CDS 547 CL 01I School‐Based Practicum 1.00 10


CDS 549 PR 01I Advanced Field Experience 1.00 10

Voss, Jenna

CDS 552 LC 01E Counseling Issues In Communication Disorders 3.00 20

Shields, Lynne R 5:00PM 7:30PM

CDS 558 LC 01E Audiology, Acoustics And The Role Of The Teacher 2.00 10

Salvucci, Danial

CDS 570 LC 01D Comprehensive Graduate Seminar In Communication Diso 0.00 25

Shields, Lynne F 2:00PM 3:50PM

CDS 572 LC 01D Collab. Sem. In Augmentative Commun/Cochlear Implants 1.00 15

Rice, Gale F 1:00PM 2:50PM

Voss, Jenna F 1:00PM 2:50PM

CDS 580 LC 01E Pract Apps Of Augmentative Comm Systems and Assist Tech. 3.00 15

Rice, Gale W 5:00PM 7:30PM



CTE 507 BL 01E Studies In Autism Spectrum Disorders 3.00 25


CTE 508 LC 01E ASD: Communication And Social Competence 3.00 25


CTE 511 LC 01E ASD: Teaching And Learning Strategies 3.00 25

Vescolani, Danielle R 5:00PM 7:30PM

EDU 500 LC 01D Behavior Management Techniques 3.00 25


EDU 520 LC 01E Transition/Career Education For Students With Disabilities 3.00 25


EDU 524 WB 01W Language Of The School‐Aged Child 3.00 20

O'Hara, Laura

EDU 525 LC 01E Individualized Assessment & Approach Early Childhood Spec Ed 3.00 20

Barla, Michael M 5:00PM 7:30PM

EDU 528 LC 01E Differentiated Instruction 3.00 25

Van Dycke, Jamie M 5:00PM 7:30PM

EDU 529 WB 01W Enhancing Student Achiev. Through Positive Behav Supports 3.00 24

Tiller, Jennifer

EDU 531 LC 01E The Contemporary Classroom 3.00 25

Ford, Pamela K. R 7:30PM 10:05PM Fee $22

EDU 541 LC 01E Frameworks For Learning 3.00 25

Baldwin, Janet L. R 7:30PM 10:05PM

EDU 542 LC 01E The Teacher As Leader 3.00 25

Maclin, Michael P R 5:00PM 7:30PM

EDU 547 LC 01E Curriculum Design, Assessment, And Improvement 3.00 25

Roesch, Donna R 7:30PM 10:05PM

EDU 550 WB 01W Reading And Writing Across The curriculum 3.00 20

Ryan, Kathleen

EDU 553 WB 01W Assessment And Teaching Students With Reading Difficulties 3.00 20

Fish, Joanne Carol

EDU 583 WB 01W Practicum In Diagnosis Of Reading Difficulties 3.00 10

Fish, Joanne Carol

EDU 585 LC 01E Research Methods In Education 3.00 25

Rice, Deanna T 6:15PM 8:45PM

Education/Special Education


EDU 585 WB 02W Research Methods In Education 3.00 20

Edwards, Allison

EDU 586 LC 01E Studies In Disability And Exceptionality 3.00 20

Gray, Margaret T 7:35PM 10:05PM

EDU 592 LC 01E Assessment Of Ability And Achievement 3.00 20

Anthony, Dyanne P. T 5:00PM 7:30PM


Anthony, Dyanne P.


Anthony, Dyanne P.

EDU 596 LC 01E Counseling And Collaborating With Diverse Populations 3.00 25

Anthony, Dyanne P. R 5:00PM 7:30PM

EDU 597 LC 01E The Instructional Process 3.00 25

Wolff, Jane T 5:00PM 7:30PM


FCS 534 LC 01E Globalization And The Human Condition 3.00 15

Phelps, Deborah M 4:30PM 7:00PM

FCS 541 BL 01E Applied Health Behavior To Enhance Health Outcomes 3.00 15

Knoblock‐Hahn, Amy L. W 5:00PM 7:00PM

FCS 542 LC 01E Interpreting And Translating Science For Consumers 3.00 20

Whicker, John TR 4:30PM 5:45PM

FCS 547 IN 01E Supervised Practice II 6.00 12

French, Dena B


PER 518 LC 01E Advanced Directing 3.00 15

Jent, Deanna W 4:00PM 6:30PM

PER 549 LC 01E Special Topics In Theatre: Performing Literature 3.00 15

Jent, Deanna M 4:00PM 6:30PM

PER 560 IN 01I Internship 3.00 10

Jent, Deanna

PER 590 IS 01I Independent Study 3.00 10

Jent, Deanna

Performing Arts

Family & Consumer Sciences

College of Arts & Sciences


PER 595 IS 01I Master's Project 3.00 10

Jent, Deanna


CED 505 WB 01W Teaching Technology And Learning Theory 3.00 20

Moore, Stephanie

CED 515 WB 01W Computer Applications for Educators 3.00 20

Smith, Lynn Ann

CED 540 WB 01W Programming With C++ 3.00 20

Nicollerat, Steve A.

CED 565 WB 01W The Internet and Education 3.00 20

Davis, Cheryl

CED 592 WB 01W Online Course Design And Teaching 3.00 20

Mattson, JoAnn

CED 595 WB 01W Culminating Project And Capstone Portfolio 3.00 20

Davis, Cheryl

CIS 501 LC 01D Advanced Algorithms And Data structures 3.00 20

Yang, Yi T 2:00PM 4:30PM

CIS 506 LC 01E Advanced Computer Networks 3.00 20

Tian, Guanyu T 6:00PM 8:30PM

CIS 510 LC 01E Colloquium In Computer Science 1.00 20

Tian, Guanyu T 4:30PM 5:30PM

CIS 530 LC 01E Network Security 3.00 20

Yang, Yi W 5:00PM 7:30PM

CIS 539 LC 01D Topics In Cyber Security 3.00 20


CIS 550 LC 01E Introduction To Data Mining 3.00 20


CIS 559 LC 01D Topics In Data Mining 3.00 20


IDT 500 WB 01W Foundations Of Instructional Design Systems 3.00 20

Quinn, Jerod

IDT 595 WB 01W Culminating Project And Capstone Portfolio 3.00 20

Davis, Cheryl

Math & Computer Science


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Course Schedule Fall 2016