graduate and continuing education fall 2011 catalog

GRADUATE AND CONTINUING EDUCATIONFOR THE THINKING PERSON

Fall session 2011

September 7 – December 13

Is it time for a new direction?

How can I advance in my

career?

Should I take classes this semester?

Laura ShepardM.A. in English, Class of 2011

Contents

Academic Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Campus Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside back cover

Common Core of Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19

Contact Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Course Listing Schedules:

Fall Online Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-8

Fall Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-16

Financial Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5

Online Course Login Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Outstanding Educator Nomination . . . . . Inside Cover

Parking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-5

Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Senior Citizen Tuition Waiver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Student I .D . Card Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Withdrawals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Withdrawals and Refund Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Disclaimer

The rules, regulations, policies, fees and other charges, courses of study, and academic requirements that appear in this catalog were in effect at the time of its publication. Like everything else in this catalog, they are published for informational purposes only, and they do not constitute a contract between the University and any student, applicant for admission or other person.

Whether noted elsewhere in this catalog or not, the University re-serves the right to change, eliminate, and add to any existing (and to introduce additional) rules, regulations, policies, fees and other charges, courses of study and academic requirements. Whenever it does so, the University will give as much advance notice as it considers feasible or appropriate, but it reserves the right in all cases to do so without notice.

The Division of Graduate and Continuing Education is now accepting nominations for the John F. Nevins Outstanding Educator Award.

The award is named after one of Westfield State College’s consummate educators and administrators. Dr. Nevins began his career at Westfield State University in 1969, and served the college in many roles: as a Professor of Education in both undergraduate and graduate programs, as Dean of Undergraduate Studies in 1978, as Vice President for Academic Affairs, 1978-1986, as President, 1986-1987, and again as Vice President in 1987-1988. Dr. Nevins was the recipient of the Division of Graduate and Continuing Education’s Outstanding Educator Award in 1993, and after his death the award was re-named in his honor.

Students in the Division, and faculty, staff or administrative members of the greater college community, may nominate any faculty member teaching for the Division (full- or part-time) during the Summer, Fall or Spring semesters. The deadline for nominations is April 1.

The selection will be made by a panel of judges consisting of representatives from the DGCE student body and Westfield State University administration, staff and faculty. The award will be made at the end of the spring semester.

If you wish to nominate a faculty member for the John F. Nevins Outstanding Educator Award, please fill out the nomination form which can be located online at the DGCE website under Current Student Resources, or www.wsc.ma.edu/dgce/nevins_award.aspx

Some qualities to consider when contemplating a nomination are: • concern with student learning, • openness to other views, • thoroughness in covering material, • knowledge of subject area• commitment to graduate and continuing education students and programs.

John F. Nevins Outstanding Educator Award

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Admissions ........................................................572-8022

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Dean of DGCE .................................................572-8805

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Library ...............................................................572-5231

Counseling Center ............................................572-5790

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Transcripts ........................................................572-8029

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Class cancellations: westfield.ma.edu/5411

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Quality.• Studenttofacultyratioof17:1

• Mostcoursestaughtby full-timefaculty

• Stateoftheartclassroomexperience

• Wirelesscampus

• Comfortablecommonareasforstudyandsocializing

• Mealsandsnacksavailableoncampus until midnight

• Libraryopenuntilmidnightfivenights a week

• Safe,well-litcampus

• Ampleparkingclosetoclassroombuildings

• Lifetimecareerassistanceavailable through our Career ServicesOffice

Westfield State is


RegisteR by mail, dRop off oR online.If you prefer not to register online but are unable to register during published days and times, please consider leaving your registration and payment in our secure drop box; we will enter the data at the earliest possible time. Your course schedule and payment receipt will be mailed to you. You will be notified if the course (s) you select are closed or cancelled.

For more complete information and policies, please visit our website at wsc.ma.edu/dgce

academic advisingUpon admission to an academic program, you are assigned a major advisor. It is your responsibility to arrange an appointment with the advisor as soon as you are admitted into a program to outline your program of study, taking into consideration previous work and your academic objectives. Although your advisor will assist you in plan-ning your program, you must assume responsibility for knowing and meeting the curriculum requirements.

Please visit our Website at www.westfield.ma.edu/dgce

WithdRaWal fRom couRsesYou may withdraw from courses before the second scheduled meet-ing without notation on your permanent record. You must withdraw in writing. A Withdrawal Form is available in the DGCE Office. If you withdraw after the second class meeting, you must obtain the signature of the faculty member.

Non-attendance does not ensure withdrawal from a course. It is the student’s responsibility to withdraw from courses as outlined above, or a “Failure to Withdraw” grade of “F” will result. At the instruc-tor’s discretion, a student may sometimes be reported for non-atten-dance and an Administrative Withdrawal may be requested, but it should not be assumed that non-attendance will result in withdrawal from a course. In addition, non-payment does not result in Adminis-trative Withdrawal from a course.

Professor’s Transcript Withdrawal Signature Notation

Before first class meeting No None Before second class meeting No NoneBefore third class meeting Yes ‘W’By withdrawal deadline (see above) Yes ‘W’After deadline* ($25 fee) Yes ‘W’Administrative withdrawal for non-attendance** ‘W’After drop-add period N/A ‘W’Failure to withdraw N/A ‘F’

*Approved for extenuating circumstances only; must have the Dean’s approval. **At instructor’s discretion.

RegistRation infoRmation

RegistRation • gRades • emailAvailable through

https://mywestfield.wsc.ma.eduor

MyWestfield Access: Log in to the portal with your first ini-tial, last name and last 4 digits of your CWID. Your initial password will be your CWID or current email password.

After logging in, Your Email Account is displayed on the first page

Click ACAdEMiCS tab to REgiStER find registration tools to add or drop classes

If you experience difficulty logging in, contact the IT HELP Desk at 572-5300 x4357.

Web RegistRation paymentYou can pay your bill online immediately following registration with a credit card. If you would prefer to print the statement page and mail in with payment, please know that payment is due within 5 days of registration. Failure to do so will result in the addition of the $100 late payment fee and loss of the early payment discount.

myWestfield is Westfield State’s web portal. It is a secure

site providing students, faculty and staff with world-class

services, featuring a single sign-on website for campus

annoucements, web for students/faculty/staff, e-mail,

course tools, library access and much more!

Using myWestfield is the only way to find your grades,

register online or access your e-mail, and is the best way to

stay informed regarding news and upcoming events.

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paRking pRivilegesParking decals are required and are only sold at the Public Safety Complex on Western Avenue. Your vehicle registration must be pre-sented with your application form before a decal can be purchased. Please call 572-5262 for more information or visit http://www.wsc.ma.edu/safety/Decals_%26_Parking.html. Vehicles without parking decals will be ticketed.

student i.d. caRdAll Westfield State University students should have a bar-coded Stu-dent I.D. Card. Taken during registration periods and the first three weeks of classes, the picture I.D. will cost $10.00 and will be used throughout your academic career at Westfield State University. IDs will be taken in the Wilson Hall Lounge area.

financial infoRmationImportant Notice: Failure to pay within 5 days of web registration will result in the addition of the $100 late payment fee.

• Registrationandeducationalservicefeeswillonlyberefundedfor officially canceled courses.

• Educationservicefeeisrefundedforwithdrawalsbeforetheclass begins.

• Registrationfeeisnon-refundable.NorefundsforWinterSession after class session begins.

• Pleasenotethatonlinecoursesmayhaveearlierstartdates.• Weacceptchecks,moneyorders,Mastercard,Amercian

Express, Visa and Discover cards. Cash cannot be accepted for payment over $10.

WithdRaWal and Refund scheduleRefundsoftuitionandinstructionalfee,ifany,aremadeonthe basis of the date and time of receipt of a student’s withdrawal. Non-payment does not result in withdrawal from a course. Students who officially withdraw from a course after the second scheduled class and within the allowable withdrawal period will receive a designation of W. The registration fee is non-refundable.

• Beforethesemesterbegindate,studentsareresponsiblefor$75(RegistrationFee).

• Afterthesemesterbegindatebutbeforethefirstclass meeting,studentsareresponsiblefor$150(Registration and Educational Service Fees), and the course will not be indicated on the transcript.

• Beforethesecondclassmeeting,studentsreceivea75%refundof total tuition and fees, and the course will not be indicated on the transcript.

• Beforethethirdclassmeeting,studentsreceivea40%refundoftotal tuition and fees, and the course will appear as a With-drawal (“W”) on the transcript.

• Therearenorefundsforclassesdroppedafterthethirdclassmeeting. Students dropping at this time will incur a $25 Late Withdrawal Fee and require the signature of the instructor. The course will appear as a “W” on the transcript.

For refund and withdrawal purposes, Online and Brick & Click courses are deemed to begin “meeting” on the first day of the semester at 9 a.m., unless otherwise noted. They will be considered “meeting” as other in-person courses that begin the first day of the term (i.e., once per week for fourteen weeks in fall/spring, twice per week for six weeks, or every day in winter). This refund and withdrawal schedule follows this “meet” schedule and is effective regardless of individual student login.

meal plan RefundsMeal Plan pricing varies, dependent on the number of meals in the chosen plan. Please see the University Bulletin online or contact the DGCE Office at 572-8020 for current pricing.

MealPlanRefundSchedule:Prior to the first day of classes 100%During the first two weeks of classes 80%During the third week of classes 60%During the fourth week of classes 40%During the fifth week of classes 20%Afterthefifthweekofclasses NoRefund

financial aidThe Financial Aid Office at Westfield State University is located within the Student Administrative Service Center and is committed to insuring that no student is unable to pursue his or her educa-tional goals for lack of financial resources. Westfield State University participates in a wide variety of federal, state, and private programs. Assistance can be in the form of gift aid (scholarships and grants) and self-help programs (loans, work study and graduate assistantships).

The staff of the Financial Aid Office are available for assistance at 572-5218.

health insuRance RequiRementChapter 15A of the Massachusetts General Laws mandates that ev-ery full or three-quarter time student in a public or private institution of higher education shall participate in a qualifying student health insurance program. You may waive this insurance coverage if you certify that you have comparable coverage.

Failure to submit the proper waiver form will render you liable for the state-mandated coverage provided by the University and you will be billed accordingly.

Post-baccalaureate and Graduate students are considered 3/4-time at 7 credits and full-time at 9 credits. Undergraduate students are considered three-quarter time at 9 credits and full-time at 12 or more credits.

health insuRance WaiveR infoRmationPlease be aware that effective with the Fall 2009 semester, all students enrolled in three-quarter time coursework (6.75 or more credits for Post-bac. and Graduate, 9 or more credits for Undergraduate) and who do not wish to purchase a health plan through the college, must provide proof of medical insurance coverage by posting this informa-tion via the web. We will no longer accept this information on paper.

In order to avoid being assessed a state mandated insurance charge you must waive the fee by entering your medical insurance informa-tion online at www.universityhealthplans.com

From the main screen, please do the following:

•Select Westfield State University.

•Select the “Accident & Sickness Insurance Plan” option.

•Then click on the “Waiver Form” link to continue the waiver process.


For more complete information and policies, please visit our website at

westfield.ma.edu/dgce

delayed paymentWestfield State University offers a program for matriculated students that allows for payment of tuition over a period of time during the semester. Students must meet the following requirements:

•MatriculationinadegreeorcertificationprogramthroughDGCE.

•Paymentoftheapplicationfee(non-refundable).

•Abilitytopaytotaltuitionandfeesbypublishedduedates.

•Studentsmustfollowallregulationsregardingwithdrawalsasstated in the Division’s refund policy, and are responsible for total payment even if they withdraw before the end of the semester and regardless of grade. No student may apply for delayed payment who has been sent to a Collection Agent or placed in Administrative Withdrawal. First payment due at registration.

Students must complete the application and have it approved before they may register into courses. The application must be completed each semester. There is a late payment penalty charge if bills are not paid in full by the date of the final payment. Any account sent to Collection is charged a 20% collection fee.

The first payment is due with registration, and includes the $100 non-refundable fee. The remaining payments are due according to the following schedule:

Fall Semester Last Friday in October

Last Friday in November

Spring Semester Last Friday in February

Last Friday in March

Summer Semesters At mid-point in term

senioR citizen tuition WaiveRIn accordance with Chapter 915 of the Acts of 1977, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the WSU Division of Graduate and Continuing Education will waive tuition for persons over 60 for Massachusetts residents only, provided registration, institutional fees and related expenses are borne by the student.

Students must have the Waiver Form completed in advance of reg-istration. The form is available in the Continuing Education Office. Proof of date of birth is required.

tUitiON ANd FEES: (Please note: any new fees will be posted on

the DGCE website before registration begins.)

Undergraduate per credit* $250

Graduate per credit* $270

MSW per credit* $330

Audit (undergraduate & Graduate) per credit $25

Service charge for past due accounts $10 (charged each month an account is past due)

DelayedPaymentFee(non-refundable) $100

EarlyPaymentDiscountuntilJuly17** $50

*Includes $85 per credit (UG) or $105 per credit (G) tuition,

$75 Registration Fee (non-refundable), $75 Educational Service Fee

(non-refundable after semester start), and other instructional fees.

**Cannot be combined with other discounts/tuition waivers.

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Art UNDERGRADUATE COURSESART 0104-501 (10251) DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS(BRCL)* 3.00 J. Wainright

ART 0104 - Brick and Click class meets every other ThursdayART 0106-501 (10252) ART SURVEY:PREH. TO MID. AGES* 3.00 I. Imeh

ART 0106 - Course title change pending governanceART 0107-501 (10253) ART SURVEY:REN. TO PRESENT-ONL* 3.00 F. Lund

ART 0107 - Course title change pending governanceART 0108-501 (10250) COMPUTER GRAPHICS I(ONLINE)* 3.00 B. KeimART 0358-501 (10249) AFRICAN AMERICAN ART(ONLINE)* 3.00 C. Swaidan

Biology UNDERGRADUATE COURSESBIOL 0106-501 (10257) BIOLOGY TODAY(ONLINE)* 4.00 D. Doe

Business Management - Master of Science in AccountancyStudents can register for a course after the first class meeting by permission of instructor only

GRADUATE COURSESMGMT 0625-501 (11493) FIN STATMENT DISC/ANALYS-ONL 3.00 StaffMGMT 0636-501 (10268) FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION II-ONL 3.00 Staff

Business Management/Economics UNDERGRADUATE COURSESACCT 0104-501 (11399) PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I-ONL 3.00 StaffECON 0102-501 (11402) PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS-ONL* 3.00 S. ChukuFINC 0207-501 (11400) FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT(ONLINE) 3.00 R. GouletFINC 0312-501 (11401) INVESTMENTS: SEC. ANALYSYS-ONL 3.00 T. WaskiewiczMGMT 0107-501 (11403) SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT(ONLINE) 3.00 M. NaidorfMGMT 0220-501 (11404) PROD-OPERATIONS MGMT(ONLINE) 3.00 J. BellenoitMGMT 0221-501 (11405) BUSINESS MANAGEMENT(ONLINE) 3.00 G. MerloMGMT 0301-501 (11407) LABOR RELATIONS(ONLINE) 3.00 P. EttmanMGMT 0314-501 (11410) HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT-ONL 3.00 StaffMGMT 0325-501 (11408) BUS STRATEGY & POLICY(ONLINE) 3.00 C. DanielMGMT 0338-501 (11409) INTRNATL BUSINESS(ONLINE)* 3.00 J. BellenoitMGMT 0344-501 (11411) PROJECT MANAGEMENT(ONLINE) 3.00 D. BakuliMRKT 0231-501 (11412) MARKETING MANAGEMENT(ONLINE) 3.00 G. MerloMRKT 0307-501 (11413) MRKT RESEARCH TECHNIQUES-ONL 3.00 StaffMRKT 0309-501 (11414) SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT-ONL 3.00 J. BellenoitMRKT 0328-501 (11415) PRIN OF ADVERTISING(ONLINE) 3.00 Staff

Criminal Justice UNDERGRADUATE COURSESCRJU 0101-501 (11373) INTRO TO CRIM JUSTICE(ONLINE)* 3.00 J. JonesCRJU 0205-501 (11461) AMER JUDICIAL SYSTEMS(ONLINE) 3.00 V. Ascolillo

GRADUATE COURSESCRJU 0603-501 (11116) RESEARCH METHODS(ONLINE) 3.00 C. Kudlac

* Common Core Class

For course descriptions, course changes and any updates, please visit westfield.ma.edu/dgce

FALL 2011 ONLINE COURSES

Instructions for logging into online classes can be found on page 20.


* Common Core Class


Criminal Justice - Framingham GRADUATE COURSESCRJU 0698-F01 (11119) ST:THE AMER. JUDICIAL SYS-ONL 3.00 V. Ascolillo

Education UNDERGRADUATE COURSESEDUC 0309-501 (11206) CHILDRENS LITERATURE(ONLINE) 3.00 K. ItterlyEDUC 0396-501 (11263) SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED(ONLINE) 3.00 L. Belisle

GRADUATE COURSESEDUC 0509-501 (11207) CHILDREN’S LITERATURE(ONLINE) 3.00 K. ItterlyEDUC 0596-501 (11264) SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED(ONLINE) 3.00 L. BelisleEDUC 0650-501 (11334) ISS & PROB READING:ADV SEM-ONL 3.00 S. Grimaldi

Educ 0650 - Permission of Dr. Berkowitz required to enroll

Ethnic and Gender Studies UNDERGRADUATE COURSESEGST 0102-501 (11471) INTRO WOMEN’S & GENDER STD-ONL* 3.00 M. HennessyLSPA 0101-501 (11363) SPANISH I(ONLINE) 3.00 H. Viera

Geography-Regional Planning UNDERGRADUATE COURSESGARP 0105-501 (11215) INTRO COMMUNITY PLANNING-ONL* 3.00 S. KellyGARP 0210-501 (11216) CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY(ONLINE)* 3.00 L. MunozGARP 0346-501 (11492) QUANT.METHODS IN PLANNING-ONL* 3.00 R. Bristow

History UNDERGRADUATE COURSESHIST 0213-501 (11454) WORLD HISTORY TO 16TH CENT-ONL 3.00 M. AbateHIST 0270-501 (11460) ST:HISTORY OF BASEBALL(ONLINE) 3.00 J. Dempsey

Mathematics UNDERGRADUATE COURSESMATH 0108-504 (11475) ELEMENTARY STATISTICS(ONLINE)* 3.00 C. GendronMATH 0108-50A (10276) ELEMENTARY STATISTICS(ONLINE)* 3.00 M. Jaiclin

MATH 0108 - 8 week course from Sep. 7 through Oct. 25MATH 0108-50B (11474) ELEMENTARY STATISTICS(ONLINE)* 3.00 C. Gendron

MATH 0108 - 8 week course from Oct 26 through Dec 13MATH 0111-501 (11416) MATH APPLICATIONS(ONLINE)* 3.00 M. AhmadovMATH 0115-501 (10278) MATH FOR BUS-SOC SCI(ONLINE)* 3.00 M. Bardwell

Movement Science GRADUATE COURSESMOVP 0612-501 (11504) ORG & ADMIN/PHYS EDUC(ONLINE) 3.00 R. RauschMOVP 0620-501 (11503) CURR ISS IN PHYS EDUC(BRCL) 3.00 H. Bohler

Instructions for logging into online classes can be found on page 20.

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* Common Core Class

For course descriptions, course changes and any updates, please visit westfield.ma.edu/dgce * Common Core Class


Psychology UNDERGRADUATE COURSESPSYC 0206-501 (11368) EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY-ONL 3.00 J. SzpilerPSYC 0341-501 (11377) COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY(ONLINE) 3.00 S. Dutch

Social Work UNDERGRADUATE COURSESSOCW 0103-501 (10335) INTRO TO SOCIAL WORK(ONLINE) 3.00 Staff

GRADUATE COURSESSOCW 0511-501 (10339) RESEARCH I(ONLINE) 3.00 S. FakunmojuSOCW 0661-501 (10406) ADVANCED PRACTICUM I(ONLINE) 5.00 K. WalshSOCW 0661-502 (10415) ADVANCED PRACTICUM I(ONLINE) 5.00 S. FakunmojuSOCW 0661-503 (10418) ADVANCED PRACTICUM I(ONLINE) 5.00 M. HorwitzSOCW 0661-504 (10420) ADVANCED PRACTICUM I(ONLINE) 5.00 StaffSOCW 0699-501 (10423) ST:SUPERVISION AND ADMIN.-ONL 3.00 R. Kersting

Sociology UNDERGRADUATE COURSESSOCI 0201-501 (10291) THE FAMILY(ONLINE) 3.00 L. ZayacSOCI 0305-501 (10289) URBAN SOCIOLOGY(ONLINE) 3.00 G. AquinoSOCI 0314-501 (10288) COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR(ONLINE) 3.00 N. MangalisoSOCI 0318-501 (10290) SOCIOLOGY OF MEDICAL CARE-ONL 3.00 T. Smith


* Common Core Class



Art UNDERGRADUATE COURSESART 0104-501 (10251) DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS(BRCL)* 3.00 J. Wainright Thu 600PM-830PM PAR 117

ART 0104 - Brick and Click class meets every other ThursdayART 0106-501 (10252) ART SURVEY:PREH. TO MID. AGES* 3.00 I. Imeh

ART 0106 - Course title change pending governanceART 0107-501 (10253) ART SURVEY:REN. TO PRESENT-ONL* 3.00 F. Lund ONLINE

ART 0107 - Course title change pending governanceART 0108-501 (10250) COMPUTER GRAPHICS I(ONLINE)* 3.00 B. Keim ONLINE ART 0314-501 (10254) RELIEF PRINTMAKING 3.00 P. Conant Wed 600PM-930PM PAR 201ART 0330-501 (10248) ANATOMY FOR ARTISTS 3.00 W. Greaney Mon 600PM-930PM PAR 117ART 0358-501 (10249) AFRICAN AMERICAN ART(ONLINE)* 3.00 C. Swaidan ONLINE

Astronomy (Physical Science) GRADUATE COURSESASTR 0549-501 (10110) INTEGRATED PHYS SCI:ASTRONOMY 3.00 R. Rees Tue/Thu 400PM-515PM WILSN 300

Biology UNDERGRADUATE COURSESBIOL 0102-501 (10256) ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY* 4.00 C. Grobe Mon 600PM-1030PM WILSN 202

BIOL 0102 - This course also meets in Wilson 207BIOL 0106-501 (10257) BIOLOGY TODAY(ONLINE)* 4.00 D. Doe ONLINE BIOL 0128-501 (10255) INTRO:ORGAN.,ECOL & EVOL BIOL 4.00 J. Hanselman Tue 600PM-1030PM WILSN 202

BIOL 0128 - This course also meets in Wilson 207BIOL 0239-501 (11468) HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYS II 4.00 R. Thompson Wed 600PM-1030PM WILSN 224BIOL 0390-501 (10112) TCH SEC SCHOOL BIOLOGY 3.00 F. Giuliano Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 309

GRADUATE COURSESBIOL 0540-501 (10258) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 3.00 D. Lovejoy Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 223BIOL 0590-501 (10113) TCHNG METH:SEC SCHOOL BIOLOGY 3.00 F. Giuliano Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 309

Business Management - Master of Science in AccountancyStudents can register for a course after the first class meeting by permission of instructor only

GRADUATE COURSESMGMT 0625-501 (11493) FIN STATMENT DISC/ANALYS-ONL 3.00 Staff ONLINE MGMT 0628-501 (10264) FRAUD EXAMINATION 3.00 C. Irujo Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 400MGMT 0630-501 (10265) FOUNDATIONS IN ETHICS 3.00 M. Maggio Tue 630PM-915PM WILSN 400MGMT 0635-501 (10266) CONTEMP PROF ACCTG PROBLEMS 3.00 E. Moore Wed 335PM-620PM WILSN 404MGMT 0636-501 (10268) FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION II-ONL 3.00 Staff ONLINE

Business Management/Economics UNDERGRADUATE COURSESACCT 0104-501 (11399) PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I-ONL 3.00 Staff ONLINE ACCT 0315-501 (11392) INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I 3.00 Staff Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 403

FALL 2011 ALL COURSES

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ECON 0102-501 (11402) PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS-ONL* 3.00 S. Chuku ONLINE FINC 0207-501 (11400) FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT(ONLINE) 3.00 R. Goulet ONLINE FINC 0312-501 (11401) INVESTMENTS: SEC. ANALYSYS-ONL 3.00 T. Waskiewicz ONLINE MGMT 0107-501 (11403) SOFTWARE APP IN MGMT(ONLINE) 3.00 M. Naidorf ONLINE MGMT 0220-501 (11404) PROD-OPERATIONS MGMT(ONLINE) 3.00 J. Bellenoit ONLINE MGMT 0221-501 (11405) BUSINESS MANAGEMENT(ONLINE) 3.00 G. Merlo ONLINE MGMT 0241-501 (11395) BUSINESS LAW 3.00 M. Foy Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 314MGMT 0250-501 (11406) QUANT APPROACH TO BUS DEC 3.00 Staff Wed 630PM-915PM WILSN 401MGMT 0301-501 (11407) LABOR RELATIONS(ONLINE) 3.00 P. Ettman ONLINE MGMT 0308-501 (11397) ORG DEV & BEHAVIOR 3.00 G. Healy Tue 630PM-915PM WILSN 401MGMT 0314-501 (11410) HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT-ONL 3.00 Staff ONLINE MGMT 0325-501 (11408) BUS STRATEGY & POLICY(ONLINE) 3.00 C. Daniel ONLINE MGMT 0338-501 (11409) INTRNATL BUSINESS(ONLINE)* 3.00 J. Bellenoit ONLINE MGMT 0344-501 (11411) PROJECT MANAGEMENT(ONLINE) 3.00 D. Bakuli ONLINE MRKT 0231-501 (11412) MARKETING MANAGEMENT(ONLINE) 3.00 G. Merlo ONLINE MRKT 0307-501 (11413) MRKT RESEARCH TECHNIQUES-ONL 3.00 Staff ONLINE MRKT 0309-501 (11414) SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT-ONL 3.00 J. Bellenoit ONLINE MRKT 0328-501 (11415) PRIN OF ADVERTISING(ONLINE) 3.00 Staff ONLINE

Communication UNDERGRADUATE COURSESCOMM 0207-501 (10742) COMMUNICATION ETHICS 3.00 J. Conlogue Mon 500PM-730PM ELY 339

Computer and Information Sci. UNDERGRADUATE COURSESCAIS 0210-501 (10259) DATABASE APPL/DEV. TECHNIQUES 3.00 D. Ferris Mon 400PM-530PM WILSN 407

CAIS 0210 - Course also meets Wednesdays at 4-5:00 pmCAIS 0312-501 (10260) END-USER COMPUTING:OVERVIEW 3.00 J. Carabetta Tue 400PM-625PM WILSN 404CAIS 0346-501 (10261) SYSTEMS ANALYSIS & DESIGN 3.00 J. Carabetta Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 404CAIS 0396-501 (10262) COMP SCIENCE INTERN A K. Haar

CAIS 0396 - Permission of instructor requiredCAIS 0397-501 (10263) COMP SCIENCE INTERN B K. Haar

CAIS 0397 - Permission of instructor required

Criminal Justice UNDERGRADUATE COURSESCRJU 0101-501 (11373) INTRO TO CRIM JUSTICE(ONLINE)* 3.00 J. Jones ONLINE CRJU 0205-501 (11461) AMER JUDICIAL SYSTEMS(ONLINE) 3.00 V. Ascolillo ONLINE CRJU 0340-501 (11375) ST:LAW ENFRCMNT AND SOCIETY 3.00 S. White Tue 630PM-915PM HMC 03CRJU 0353-501 (11374) CORRUPTION AND POLITICAL CRIME 3.00 W. Cook Mon 630PM-915PM HMC 03CRJU 0357-501 (11376) JUVENILES AND TREATMENT 3.00 A. Dallam-Murphy Tue 400PM-625PM HMC 02

GRADUATE COURSESCRJU 0603-501 (11116) RESEARCH METHODS(ONLINE) 3.00 C. Kudlac ONLINE CRJU 0606-501 (11115) CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY I 3.00 J. McDonald Mon 630PM-915PM HMC 01CRJU 0622-501 (11464) SEX OFFENDERS AND PUB POLICY 3.00 T. Roscoe Tue 400PM-625PM HMC 03CRJU 0698-501 (11118) ST:CJ POLICY AND POLITICS 3.00 D. Price Mon 400PM-625PM HMC 01

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Criminal Justice - Framingham GRADUATE COURSESCRJU 0624-F01 (11120) ADMINISTRATIVE THEORY 3.00 L. McCartney Thu 400PM-625PM FRAMHMCRJU 0698-F01 (11119) ST:THE AMER. JUDICIAL SYS-ONL 3.00 V. Ascolillo ONLINE FRAMHM

Education UNDERGRADUATE COURSESEDUC 0201-501 (11191) LEARNING & ASSESSMENT 3.00 G. Roberts Thu 630PM-915PM WILSN 300EDUC 0220-501 (11193) SCHOOL IN AMER.CULTURE* 3.00 J. Angell Wed 400PM-625PM PAR 208EDUC 0221-501 (11194) STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS 3.00 E. Larivee Mon 630PM-915PM PAR 205EDUC 0221-502 (11196) STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS 3.00 D. Cruse Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 314EDUC 0303-501 (11198) EARLY LITERACY AND READING 3.00 D. Callahan Tue 400PM-625PM WILSN 407EDUC 0305-501 (11200) LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE ARTS 3.00 A. Walaszek Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 134EDUC 0306-501 (11202) ELEM CURR AND INSTRUC 3.00 M. Curro Tue 630PM-915PM PAR 204EDUC 0308-501 (11204) EARLY CHILD CURRICULUM 3.00 M. Curro Tue 630PM-915PM PAR 204EDUC 0309-501 (11206) CHILDRENS LITERATURE(ONLINE) 3.00 K. Itterly ONLINE EDUC 0311-501 (11208) SOC STUDIES IN ELEM SCHOOL 3.00 T. Knowles Wed 400PM-625PM PAR 204EDUC 0314-501 (11210) CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT 3.00 M. Henley Tue 400PM-625PM PAR 205EDUC 0318-501 (11212) READING IN THE CONTENT AREAS 3.00 S. Luppino Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 317EDUC 0319-501 (11223) PRINC. OF TEACHING & LEARNING 3.00 M. Kennedy Thu 400PM-625PM PAR 205EDUC 0351-501 (11229) TEACH METH/VOC ED INSTR STRAT 3.00 M. Chartier Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 405EDUC 0352-501 (11244) EDU PLAN & EVAL:MIDDLE SCHOOL 3.00 S. Guy Tue 630PM-915PM WILSN 317EDUC 0353-501 (11245) EDUC PLAN & EVAL:SECONDARY SCH 3.00 S. Guy Tue 630PM-915PM WILSN 317EDUC 0354-501 (11246) EDUC PLAN & EVAL:MID/SEC SCH 3.00 S. Guy Tue 630PM-915PM WILSN 317EDUC 0357-501 (11192) MANG STU BEHAV/HLTH-SAFE ENV 3.00 Staff Wed 630PM-915PM BATES 212EDUC 0370-501 (11248) SP-LANG PROB-SP NDS CH 3.00 M. Gray Mon 400PM-625PM PAR 205EDUC 0374-501 (11250) CAREER EDUC/TRANS STDT W/DISAB 3.00 D. Burke Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 300EDUC 0376-501 (11252) DEV. DISABL & SELF DETERM. 3.00 Staff Tue 400PM-625PM BATES 123EDUC 0377-501 (11254) LRNG DISAB. & INSTR. STRATEG. 3.00 B. Conners Mon 500PM-745PM WILSN 300EDUC 0380-501 (11256) MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION* 3.00 J. Cantillo Tue 630PM-915PM PAR 205EDUC 0380-502 (11259) MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION* 3.00 N. Hidalgo Thu 630PM-915PM PAR 202EDUC 0381-501 (11261) EARLY INT YG CH SP NDS 3.00 M. Wile Tue 400PM-625PM PAR 208EDUC 0396-501 (11263) SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED(ONLINE) 3.00 L. Belisle ONLINE

GRADUATE COURSESEDUC 0503-501 (11199) EARLY LITERACY & READING 3.00 D. Callahan Tue 400PM-625PM WILSN 407EDUC 0505-501 (11201) LITERATURE & LANGUAGE ARTS 3.00 A. Walaszek Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 134EDUC 0506-501 (11203) ELEM CURR & INSTRUCTION 3.00 M. Curro Tue 630PM-915PM PAR 204EDUC 0508-501 (11205) EARLY CHILDHOOD CURRICULUM 3.00 M. Curro Tue 630PM-915PM PAR 204EDUC 0509-501 (11207) CHILDREN‘S LITERATURE(ONLINE) 3.00 K. Itterly ONLINE EDUC 0511-501 (11209) SOCIAL STUDIES IN ELEM SCHOOL 3.00 T. Knowles Wed 400PM-625PM PAR 204EDUC 0513-501 (11467) EVAL TECHNIQUES/EDUC 3.00 G. Roberts Wed 630PM-915PM WILSN 319EDUC 0514-501 (11211) CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT 3.00 M. Henley Tue 400PM-625PM PAR 205EDUC 0518-501 (11213) READING IN THE CONTENT AREAS 3.00 S. Luppino Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 317EDUC 0519-501 (11224) PRIN. OF TEACHING & LEARNING 3.00 M. Kennedy Thu 400PM-625PM PAR 205EDUC 0521-501 (11226) THE MID SCHL AND IT‘S STUDENTS 3.00 P. Clem Mon 350PM-620PM WILSN 317EDUC 0540-501 (11195) STU W/EXCEPTIONAL LRNG NDS 3.00 E. Larivee Mon 630PM-915PM PAR 205EDUC 0540-502 (11197) STU W/EXCEPTIONAL LRNG NDS 3.00 D. Cruse Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 314EDUC 0551-501 (11230) TEACH METH/VOC ED INSTR STRAT 3.00 M. Chartier Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 405EDUC 0554-501 (11247) ED PLAN & EVAL:MID AND/OR SEC 3.00 S. Guy Tue 630PM-915PM WILSN 317EDUC 0570-501 (11249) SP-LANG PROB-SP NDS CH 3.00 M. Gray Mon 400PM-625PM PAR 205EDUC 0574-501 (11251) CAREER EDUC FOR STUD W/SPC NDS 3.00 D. Burke Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 300EDUC 0576-501 (11253) DEV. DISAB/SELF DETERMINATION 3.00 Staff Tue 400PM-625PM BATES 123

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EDUC 0577-501 (11255) LRNG DISABIL./INSTR STRAT. 3.00 B. Conners Mon 500PM-745PM WILSN 300EDUC 0580-501 (11258) MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION 3.00 J. Cantillo Tue 630PM-915PM PAR 205EDUC 0580-502 (11260) MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION 3.00 N. Hidalgo Thu 630PM-915PM PAR 202EDUC 0581-501 (11262) EARLY INT/YNG CHILD W/SPEC NDS 3.00 M. Wile Tue 400PM-625PM PAR 208EDUC 0596-501 (11264) SEM:REC DEV-COMP IN ED(ONLINE) 3.00 L. Belisle ONLINE EDUC 0608-501 (11265) EDUCATIONAL FINANCE 3.00 P. Cavanaugh Thu 630PM-915PM PAR 204EDUC 0610-501 (11266) LEADERSHIP IN SCHL ADMIN 3.00 T. McDowell Tue 400PM-625PM BATES 214EDUC 0623-501 (11267) PRACTICUM II: READING TEACHER 3.00 S. Berkowitz Thu 400PM-625PM PAR 208

EDUC 0623 - Permission of Dr. Berkowitz required to enrollEDUC 0628-501 (11325) EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS 3.00 S. Leibowitz Tue 630PM-915PM WILSN 319EDUC 0629-501 (11326) EXPER CURR DEV WKSHOP(ELEM) 3.00 T. Hill Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 319EDUC 0632-501 (11329) RESEARCH IN EDUCATION 3.00 S. Leibowitz Tue 400PM-625PM WILSN 304EDUC 0633-501 (11330) SOC CULTURAL THEOR:FOUND OF ED 3.00 J. Nowicki Mon 400PM-625PM PAR 208EDUC 0633-502 (11331) SOC CULTURAL THEOR:FOUND OF ED 3.00 J. Nowicki Tue 500PM-745PM PAR 202EDUC 0636-501 (11332) SCHOOL LEGAL THEORIES & PRACT. 3.00 P. Mazza Tue 400PM-625PM HMC 04EDUC 0643-501 (11333) ISS&CONC/YNG CHILD‘S NDS 3.00 J. Irizarry Tue 630PM-915PM WILSN 304EDUC 0645-501 (11270) PRAC I:CLIN EXP RDING ELEM 6.00 S. Berkowitz Thu 400PM-625PM PAR 208

EDUC 0645 - Permission of Dr. Berkowitz required to enrollEDUC 0650-501 (11334) ISS & PROB READING:ADV SEM-ONL 3.00 S. Grimaldi ONLINE

Educ 0650 - Permission of Dr. Berkowitz required to enrollEDUC 0652-501 (11335) RSRCH ISS & PROB/SPEC ED 3.00 B. Goff Tue 530PM-815PM BATES 210EDUC 0656-501 (11336) REMEDIAL READING:MATRL & MTHDS 3.00 J. Roselli Thu 630PM-915PM WILSN 304EDUC 0662-501 (11337) INNOV PRAC:TCHING READING 3.00 B. Godin Conz Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 403EDUC 0663-501 (11338) INTRO TO EDUCATIONAL ADMIN 3.00 R. Gazda Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 418EDUC 0664-501 (11339) BEHAVIOR MGMT/CONSLT ELEM/SEC 3.00 H. Eberwein Thu 630PM-915PM WILSN 400EDUC 0665-501 (11342) CONS & PREVENT/LEARNING PROB 3.00 G. Little Tue 630PM-915PM HMC 04EDUC 0681-501 (11327) EXP CURR DEV WKSHOP:MID SCHL 3.00 T. Hill Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 319EDUC 0682-501 (11328) EXP CURR DEV WKSHOP:SEC SCHL 3.00 T. Hill Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 319EDUC 0690-501 (11340) CURR&INST/STU/SP NDS/L.R.E. 3.00 L. Baker Wed 400PM-625PM BATES 214EDUC 0692-501 (11341) PRG/INFNT/TOD/PRESCHL/SP NDS 3.00 T. Urbinati Thu 630PM-915PM PAR 205

English UNDERGRADUATE COURSESENGL 0101-501 (10181) ENGLISH COMPOSITION I* 3.00 G. Neikirk Tue 630PM-915PM BATES 123ENGL 0103-501 (10183) SPEECH 3.00 Staff Mon 630PM-915PM BATES 123ENGL 0212-501 (10184) BRITISH LIT SINCE 1780* 3.00 A. Kozikowski Mon 500PM-745PM BATES 113ENGL 0216-501 (10269) AMERICAN LIT TO 1865* 3.00 K. Knotts Wed 630PM-915PM BATES 118ENGL 0221-501 (10270) WORLD LITERATURE I* 3.00 S. Adams Thu 630PM-915PM BATES 118ENGL 0392-501 (10271) BUS AND TECH WRITING 3.00 Staff Tue 630PM-915PM BATES 111

GRADUATE COURSESENGL 0527-501 (10274) CONTEMP CROSS-CULTURAL LIT 3.00 L. Caton Tue 400PM-625PM BATES 223ENGL 0550-501 (10275) METH TCHNG ENGL/MID AND OR SEC 3.00 S. Sarigianides Wed 430PM-700PM BATES 113ENGL 0608-501 (10272) THEORIES OF LITERARY CRITICISM 3.00 G. Brewster Tue 630PM-915PM BATES 118ENGL 0631-501 (10273) ST:CONTEMP. NATIVE AMER LIT. 3.00 V. Diana Mon 500PM-745PM BATES 218

Ethnic and Gender Studies UNDERGRADUATE COURSESEGST 0101-501 (11470) INTRO TO COMP ETHNIC STUDIES* 3.00 M. Hennessy Tue 630PM-915PM MOD 106EGST 0102-501 (11471) INTRO WOMEN‘S & GENDER STD-ONL* 3.00 M. Hennessy ONLINE EGST 0208-501 (11469) HIP HOP CULTURES* 3.00 E. Morales-Diaz Mon 630PM-915PM MOD 110

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General Science (Physical Science) UNDERGRADUATE COURSESGNSC 0371-501 (10115) METHODS OF SCIENCE MID SCHL 3.00 F. Giuliano Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 309GNSC 0373-501 (10117) METHODS OF CHEMISTRY EDUC 3.00 F. Giuliano Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 309

GRADUATE COURSESGNSC 0571-501 (10116) METH. OF SCI. ED. FOR MID. SCH 3.00 F. Giuliano Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 309GNSC 0573-501 (10119) METHODS OF CHEMISTRY EDUC. 3.00 F. Giuliano Wed 400PM-625PM WILSN 309

Geography-Regional Planning UNDERGRADUATE COURSESGARP 0101-501 (11190) WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY* 3.00 B. Conz Thu 630PM-915PM BATES 218GARP 0102-501 (11214) PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY W/LAB* 4.00 K. Leiker Tue 530PM-900PM WILSN 130GARP 0105-501 (11215) INTRO COMMUNITY PLANNING-ONL* 3.00 S. Kelly ONLINE GARP 0210-501 (11216) CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY(ONLINE)* 3.00 L. Munoz ONLINE GARP 0346-501 (11492) QUANT.METHODS IN PLANNING-ONL* 3.00 R. Bristow ONLINE

GRADUATE COURSESGARP 0535-501 (10281) COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS 3.00 Staff Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 316

History UNDERGRADUATE COURSESHIST 0131-501 (11453) U.S. HISTORY TO 1865* 3.00 C. Cleaton-Ruiz Mon 500PM-830PM BATES 212HIST 0213-501 (11454) WORLD HISTORY TO 16TH CENT-ONL 3.00 M. Abate ONLINE HIST 0213-502 (11518) WORLD HISTORY TO 16TH CENT 3.00 M. Anciello Mon 630PM-915PM BATES 210HIST 0263-501 (11451) U.S. WOMAN‘S HISTORY* 3.00 L. Dodge Tue 630PM-915PM BATES 212HIST 0270-501 (11460) ST:HISTORY OF BASEBALL(ONLINE) 3.00 J. Dempsey ONLINE

GRADUATE COURSESHIST 0640-501 (10493) RDGS:TOPICS IN WORLD HISTORY 3.00 M. Abate Tue 630PM-915PM BATES 113

Interdisciplinary Studies GRADUATE COURSESIDIS 0518-501 (11422) SA:GRAPHING CALC-MATH&SCIENCE 3.00 M. Connors

IDIS 0518 - Offered by special arrangement

Mathematics UNDERGRADUATE COURSESMATH 0108-503 (10277) ELEMENTARY STATISTICS* 3.00 B. Hiney Tue 630PM-915PM WILSN 404MATH 0108-504 (11475) ELEMENTARY STATISTICS(ONLINE)* 3.00 C. Gendron ONLINE MATH 0108-50A (10276) ELEMENTARY STATISTICS(ONLINE)* 3.00 M. Jaiclin ONLINE

MATH 0108 - 8 week course from Sep. 7 through Oct. 25MATH 0108-50B (11474) ELEMENTARY STATISTICS(ONLINE)* 3.00 C. Gendron ONLINE

MATH 0108 - 8 week course from Oct 26 through Dec 13MATH 0111-501 (11416) MATH APPLICATIONS(ONLINE)* 3.00 M. Ahmadov ONLINE MATH 0115-501 (10278) MATH FOR BUS-SOC SCI(ONLINE)* 3.00 M. Bardwell ONLINE

GRADUATE COURSESMATH 0506-501 (11417) SA:MODERN GEOMETRY I 3.00 J. Fleron Mon/Wed 400PM-515PM WILSN 405

MATH 0506 - Offered by special arrangementMATH 0533-501 (11418) SA:APP STAT&EXPER DESIGN 3.00 M. Bardwell Tue 400PM-625PM WILSN 418

MATH 0533 - Offered by special arrangement

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MATH 0537-501 (11419) SA:FOUND. SEC/MID SCHOOL MATH 3.00 M. Connors Thu 400PM-625PM WILSN 418MATH 0537 - Offered by special arrangement

MATH 0540-501 (11420) SA:MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS I 3.00 K. Vorwerk Mon/Wed/Fri 920AM-1010AM WILSN 418MATH 0540 - Offered by special arrangement

MATH 0590-501 (11421) SA:GRADUATE SEM. IN MATH 3.00 E. Welsh Mon 400PM-625PM WILSN 418MATH 0590 - Offered by special arrangement

Movement Science UNDERGRADUATE COURSESMOVP 0100-501 (10558) INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE* 3.00 D. Laing Tue 630PM-915PM WDWRD 234MOVP 0100-502 (10559) INTRO TO EXERCISE SCIENCE* 3.00 W. Keller Thu 400PM-625PM WDWRD 235MOVP 0211-501 (10564) EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 4.00 E. Mello Mon/Wed 630PM-1000PM WILSN 134MOVP 0303-501 (10561) HEALTH EDUC.IN ELEM SCHOOL 3.00 S. Laing Wed 430PM-700PM WDWRD 236

GRADUATE COURSESMOVP 0612-501 (11504) ORG & ADMIN/PHYS EDUC(ONLINE) 3.00 R. Rausch ONLINE MOVP 0620-501 (11503) CURR ISS IN PHYS EDUC(BRCL) 3.00 H. Bohler Tue 400PM-625PM WDWRD 235

Philosophy UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

PHIL 0102-501 (10286) INTRO TO ETHICS* 3.00 B. Art Sat 930AM-1215PM WILSN 304PHIL 0109-501 (10287) INTRO TO PHIL OF RELIGION* 3.00 B. Art Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 304

Psychology UNDERGRADUATE COURSESPSYC 0101-501 (11365) INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY* 3.00 S. Jackson Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 116APSYC 0201-501 (11378) THEORIES OF PERSONALITY 3.00 E. St. Lawrence Thu 630PM-915PM WILSN 112PSYC 0202-501 (11372) CHILD DEVELOPMENT 3.00 L. Simpson Wed 630PM-915PM WILSN 116PSYC 0206-501 (11368) EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY-ONL 3.00 J. Szpiler ONLINE PSYC 0336-501 (11380) PSYCHOLOGY OF THE FAMILY 3.00 T. Kiefer Tue 630PM-915PM WILSN 116APSYC 0341-501 (11377) COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY(ONLINE) 3.00 S. Dutch ONLINE PSYC 0355-501 (11379) ST:PSYCHOLOGY OF RACISM 3.00 K. Williams Mon 630PM-915PM WILSN 317PSYC 0362-501 (11473) ST:ALCOHOLISM/CAUSES AND TRTMT 3.00 W. Cosgriff Thu 630PM-915PM WILSN 116A

GRADUATE COURSESPSYC 0522-501 (10294) THEORIES OF COUNSELING 3.00 A. Vengrove Tue 500PM-745PM WILSN 314PSYC 0523-501 (10295) COUNSELING THEORY & PRACTICE 3.00 R. Kantrowitz Tue 530PM-815PM WILSN 109PSYC 0524-501 (10296) COUNS. THEORY & PRACT W/SUP 4.00 Staff Tue 530PM-815PM WILSN 109PSYC 0554-501 (10310) ST:APPR. TO ASSESS. AND TRTMNT 3.00 C. Ciano-Boyce Thu 500PM-745PM WILSN 317PSYC 0555-501 (10309) ST:BEHAVIORAL CONSULTATION 3.00 P. Heick Mon 500PM-745PM WILSN 112PSYC 0591-501 (10298) PRE-PRAC. GUIDANCE PRE K-8 1.00 E. Sands Thu 500PM-745PM WILSN 314PSYC 0592-501 (10300) PRE-PRAC. GUIDANCE 5-12 1.00 E. Sands Thu 500PM-745PM WILSN 314PSYC 0613-501 (10301) PRIN/PRAC GUID/ED & COMM SER 3.00 R. Bardwell Mon 645PM-930PM WILSN 109PSYC 0620-501 (10297) DYNAMICS/GROUP COUNSEL 3.00 A. Costin Mon 400PM-645PM TBAPSYC 0621-501 (10293) BASIC & APPLIED RESEARCH 3.00 J. Camilleri Thu 600PM-845PM WILSN 109PSYC 0630-501 (10292) ADV DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCH 3.00 L. Shelley Wed 500PM-745PM WILSN 109PSYC 0641-501 (10302) ETHCS&STNDS/MNTL HLTH PRF ORI 3.00 T. Bringaze Wed 600PM-845PM WILSN 112PSYC 0646-501 (10307) PRIN OF APPLIED BEHAV ANALYSIS 3.00 R. Tudor Tue 515PM-800PM WILSN 112PSYC 0648-501 (10308) BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS APPLICATIONS 3.00 J. Reyes Tue 600PM-845PM WILSN 116PSYC 0671-501 (10313) THESIS I:APPL BEHAV ANALYSIS 3.00 Staff

PSYC 0671 - Special arrangement by permission of instructor

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PSYC 0690-501 (10303) INTERNSHIP (LMHC) A. Costin Mon 645PM-930PM WILSN 116PSYC 0690 - Permission of instructor required

PSYC 0691-501 (10304) PRACT:GUIDANCE N-9 Staff Mon 645PM-930PM WILSN 407PSYC 0691 - Permission of instructor required

PSYC 0692-501 (10306) PRACT:GUIDANCE 5-12 3.00 Staff Mon 645PM-930PM WILSN 407PSYC 0692 - Permission of instructor required

PSYC 0693-501 (10315) PRACT I:APPL BEHAV ANALYSIS 3.00 J. Reyes PSYC 0695-501 (10316) PRACT III:APPL BEHAV ANALYSIS 3.00 J. Reyes

Public Administration GRADUATE COURSESCRJU 0696-501 (10285) IND STUDY FOR M. P. A. 3.00 Staff

CRJU 0696 - Permission of instructor requiredGARP 0515-501 (11465) CITY PLANNING THEO/PRAC APPLIC 3.00 M. Bull Wed 630PM-915PM WILSN 317MGMT 0599-501 (10284) IND STUDY/NON-PROFIT MGMT 3.00 Staff

MGMT 0599 - Permission of instructor requiredPADM 0600-501 (10279) FOUNDATIONS OF PUBLIC ADMIN 3.00 E. Pilver Tue 630PM-915PM PAR 208PADM 0615-501 (10282) STRAT. MGMT. IN NPROFT. SECTOR 3.00 C. Daniel Wed 630PM-915PM WILSN 316PADM 0622-501 (10280) INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 3.00 T. Galanis Thu 630PM-915PM WILSN 316PADM 0699-501 (11479) IND STUDY IN PUBLIC MGMT 3.00 Staff

PADM 0699 - Permission of Instructor required

Social Work UNDERGRADUATE COURSESSOCW 0103-501 (10335) INTRO TO SOCIAL WORK(ONLINE) 3.00 Staff ONLINE

GRADUATE COURSESSOCW 0511-501 (10339) RESEARCH I(ONLINE) 3.00 S. Fakunmoju ONLINE SOCW 0521-501 (10341) HUMAN BEHAV. & SOC. ENVIRON. I 3.00 Staff Mon 715PM-900PM MOD 105SOCW 0523-501 (10343) DIVERSITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE 3.00 J. Mildred Thu 715PM-900PM MOD 105SOCW 0541-501 (10345) GENERALIST PRACTICE I 3.00 R. Kersting Mon 515PM-700PM MOD 105SOCW 0561-501 (10346) FOUNDATION PRACTICUM I 4.00 J. Mildred Thu 515PM-700PM MOD 105SOCW 0561-502 (10347) FOUNDATION PRACTICUM I 4.00 Staff Thu 515PM-700PM WILSN 319SOCW 0621-501 (10348) MENTAL HEALTH AND CHILDREN 3.00 M. Horwitz Mon 515PM-700PM MOD 106SOCW 0621-502 (10351) MENTAL HEALTH AND CHILDREN 3.00 M. Horwitz Mon 715PM-900PM MOD 106SOCW 0641-501 (10357) ADV. PRACTICE I:CHILD & YOUTH 3.00 S. Fakunmoju Mon 515PM-700PM WILSN 401SOCW 0641-502 (10363) ADV. PRACTICE I:CHILD & YOUTH 3.00 S. Fakunmoju Mon 715PM-900PM WILSN 401SOCW 0642-501 (10365) ADV. PRACTICE II: ADULTS 3.00 K. Walsh Thu 515PM-700PM MOD 106SOCW 0642-502 (10404) ADV. PRACTICE II: ADULTS 3.00 K. Walsh Thu 715PM-900PM MOD 106SOCW 0651-501 (10421) SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK 3.00 Staff Thu 515PM-700PM WILSN 401SOCW 0652-501 (10422) SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT 3.00 Staff Thu 715PM-900PM WILSN 401SOCW 0661-501 (10406) ADVANCED PRACTICUM I(ONLINE) 5.00 K. Walsh ONLINE SOCW 0661-502 (10415) ADVANCED PRACTICUM I(ONLINE) 5.00 S. Fakunmoju ONLINE SOCW 0661-503 (10418) ADVANCED PRACTICUM I(ONLINE) 5.00 M. Horwitz ONLINE SOCW 0661-504 (10420) ADVANCED PRACTICUM I(ONLINE) 5.00 Staff ONLINE SOCW 0699-501 (10423) ST:SUPERVISION AND ADMIN.-ONL 3.00 R. Kersting ONLINE

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16 FALL 2011

Sociology

UNDERGRADUATE COURSESSOCI 0201-501 (10291) THE FAMILY(ONLINE) 3.00 L. Zayac ONLINE SOCI 0305-501 (10289) URBAN SOCIOLOGY(ONLINE) 3.00 G. Aquino ONLINE SOCI 0314-501 (10288) COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR(ONLINE) 3.00 N. Mangaliso ONLINE SOCI 0318-501 (10290) SOCIOLOGY OF MEDICAL CARE-ONL 3.00 T. Smith ONLINE

World Language Studies UNDERGRADUATE COURSESLSPA 0101-501 (11363) SPANISH I(ONLINE) 3.00 H. Viera ONLINE

GRADUATE COURSESLSPA 0540-501 (11362) ST:ADV SPANISH FOR THE PROF. 3.00 E. Morales-Diaz Wed 630PM-915PM MOD 105

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WinteR/spRing 2012 plan ahead calendaR

November 14 – 18 Preregistration, all DGCE matriculated students

November22–December31 GeneralRegistartion,WebRegister,Mail-in,Drop-off

December 13 – 15 Cross-registratoon into day classes

November14–18 RegistrationAdvising

November29–December1 RegistrationAdvising

January 3 – 17 Wintersession*

January 23 Spring Classes Begin

*Please note that online courses may have earlier start dates.


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18 FALL 2011

Common Core Of StudiesThe Common Core of Studies is divided into 5 sections (Humanities, Social Science,Mathematics/AppliedAnalyticalReasoning,Science,andDiversity)each having its own sub-categories.

HUMANITIES SECTION (18 credits, 6 from each area):English Composition (6 credits) [CMP]

ENGL 0101 & 0102 English Composition I and II ENGL 0105 & 0110 English Composition I and II (HNRS)

Literary & Philosophical Analysis (6 credits) [LPA]EDUC 0207 Philosophy of Education EGST 0210 US Latino/a Literatures ENGL 0210 British Literature to 1603 ENGL 0211 British Literature 1603-1780 ENGL 0212 British Lit from 1780 to the Present ENGL 0213 Major British Writers ENGL 0215 Major American Writers ENGL 0216 American Literature to 1865 ENGL 0217 American Literature since 1865 ENGL 0221 World Literature I ENGL 0222 World Literature II ENGL 0228 Introduction to Shakespeare LFRE 0201 Reading French TextsLLIT 0201 Women Writers of Americas: Global LLIT 0202 Women Writers of Americas: US LLIT 0210 Studies in Literature of Africa LLIT 0220 Studies in European CulturesLLIT 0310 Studies in Hispanic CivilizationLSPA 0201 Reading Spanish TextsMATH 0216 Studies in Literature of MathematicsPHIL 0101 Intro to Social & Political PhilosophyPHIL 0102 Introduction to Ethics PHIL 0104 Great Philosophical Issues PHIL 0109 Intro to Philosophy of Religion PHIL 0110 Intro to Philosophy of Science PHIL 0211 Asian Philosophy THEA 0260 Script Analysis & Interpretation

Appreciation of the Arts (6 credits) [AAPP] ART 0104 Design Fundamentals ART 0106 Art Survey I ART 0107 Art Survey IIART 0108 Intro to Computer GraphicsART 0206 Intro. To Elec. Publication Design ART 0354 Women Artists of Western World COMM 0245 The Silent Film ENGL 0240 Cultural Studies ENGL/COMM 0108 Introduction to Film MUSC 0101 Music Appreciation MUSC 0104 World Music MUSC 0110 Basic Music Theory MUSC 0160 History of Jazz THEA 0104 Introduction to Theatre THEA 0121 Acting Styles and Periods THEA 0151 Introduction to Performance THEA 0261 Theatre History: Early Stages THEA 0262 Theatre History: Ren. to Romant. THEA 0263 Theatre History: The Mod. Stage

SOCIAL SCIENCE SECTION (12 credits required; at least 3 credits must be from the U. S. History & Government area): U. S. History and Government (at least 3 credits) [HSGV]

HIST 0131 U.S. History and Gov’t to 1865 HIST 0132 U.S. History & Gov’t, 1865-Present POLS 0101 American National GovernmentPOLS 0103 State and Local Government

Social Understanding (maximum 9 credits) [SOCU]CAIS 0101 Computers and SocietyCOMM 0101 Introduction to Mass CommunicationCRJU 0101 Introduction to Criminal Justice ECON 0101 Principles of MacroeconomicsECON 0102 Principles of Microeconomics EDUC 0220 Schools in American Culture EGST 0208 Hip Hop Cultures EGST 0209 Images of Black and BrownGARP 0101 World Regional Geography GARP 0105 Introduction to Community PlanningHIST 0101 Western Experience I HIST 0102 Western Experience II LANG 0210 Language, Culture & Society LCUL 0220 Envisioning the Americas POLS 0105 Law, Courts, and Politics POLS 0209 International RelationsPSYC 0101 Introduction to PsychologySOCI 0101 Principles of Sociology

MATHEMATICS/APPLIED ANALYTICAL REASONING SECTION (6 credits required; 3 credits must be from the Traditional Mathematics area): Traditional Mathematics (at least 3 credits) [TMTH]

MATH 0104 Pre-calculus MATH 0105 Calculus I MATH 0106 Calculus II MATH 0108 Elementary StatisticsMATH 0110 Mathematical Explorations MATH 0111 Mathematical Applications MATH 0115 Math for Business & Social Sciences MATH 0150 Foundations: Mathematical Reasoning MATH 0251 Foundations: Geometry MATH 0252 Foundations: Probability & Statistics MATH 0253 Foundations: Number Systems

Applied Analytical Reasoning [ARSN]BIOL 0123 Math Methods in Natural Sciences CAIS 0117 Intro Computer Programming: BASICCAIS 0120 Computer Science Program DesignCRJU 0313 Quantitative Methods in Criminal JusticeECON 0204 Intro to Mathematical EconomicsECON 0305 Introduction to Econometric MethodsGARP 0346 Quantitative Methods PHIL 0103 Symbolic Logic I PHIL 0206 Symbolic Logic II

SCIENCE SECTION (7 credits; 4 must be a Lab. Science): Laboratory Science (at least 4 credits) [LSCI]

BIOL 0102 Environmental Biology BIOL 0104 Human Biology BIOL 0106 Biology Today


BIOL 0237 Human Anatomy and Physiology I CHEM 0101 Introduction to Chemistry CHEM 0103 Chemistry of the Life Sciences CHEM 0109 General Chemistry I CHEM 0111 General Chemistry IIGARP 0102 Physical GeographyGEOL 0101 Physical Geology GNSC 0101 Physical Science PHSC 0101 Introduction to Physics PHSC 0115 General Physics I PHSC 0117 General Physics II PHSC 0125 Physics I PHSC 0127 Physics II

Allied Science [ASCI]ASTR 0101 AstronomyASTR 0121 Life in the UniverseGARP 0206 Climate ChangeGEOL 0102 Physical Geology (no laboratory)GEOL 0106 Historical Geology GEOL 0124 Geological HazardsMOVP 0100 Introduction to Exercise Science

DIVERSITY SECTION (6 credits, 3 credits from each area) Global Diversity [GDIV]

ART 0333 Early 20th Century ArtART 0357 Islamic Art COMM 0213 Global Film Studies COMM 0222 Intercultural Communication COMM 0306 International CommunicationEGST 0102 Introduction to Women’s and Gender StudiesEGST 0206 Intro to Islamic Studies EGST 0211 Indian Cinema: Gender and Identity EGST 0213 Contemporary Issues in Islamic StudiesEGST 0217 Culture and Personality ENGL 0221 World Literature I ENGL 0222 World Literature II ENGL 0224 World Ethnic Literature ENGL 0287 World DramaENGL 0326 Women Writers ENGL 0327 Contemporary Cross-Cultural LitGARP 0210 Cultural GeographyHIST 0215 Intro to Middle East, Africa & Asia LARA 0102 Arabic II LCHI 0102 Chinese IILCHI 0103 Intermediate ChineseLCUL 0201 Women in the Hispanic World LCUL 0220 Envisioning the Americas LARA 0102 Arabic II LCHI 0102 Chinese IILFRE 0102 French II LFRE 0103 French III LFRE 0104 French IVLFRE 0201 Reading French TextsLFRE 0205 Speaking& Writing French: Intermediate LFRE 0305 Speaking & Writing French: Advanced LLIT 0201 Women Writers of Americas: Global LLIT 0210 Studies in Literature of Africa

LLIT 0220 Studies in European CulturesLLIT 0310 Studies in Hispanic CivilizationLSPA 0102 Spanish II LSPA 0103 Spanish III LSPA 0104 Spanish IVLSPA 0201 Reading Spanish Texts LSPA 0215 Speaking &Writing Spanish: IntermediateLSPA 0315 Speaking &Writing Spanish: AdvancedMGMT 0338 International BusinessMUSC 0104 World Music PHIL 0217 Political Philosophy and Film POLS 0209 International Relations

United States Diversity [UDIV] ART 0358 African American Art COMM 0212 Film and Gender CRJU 0312 Women in the Criminal Justice System ECON 0304 Urban Economics EDUC 0380 Multicultural EducationEGST 0101 Intro to Comparative Ethnic StudiesEGST 0203 Intro to African American Exp.EGST 0204 Intro to Latino/a Studies EGST 0205 Intro to GLBT StudiesEGST 0208 Hip Hop Cultures EGST 0209 Images of Black and Brown EGST 0216 Deviance and CultureEGST 0220 Religion, Gender and Society EGST 0221 Women in Modern OrganizationsENGL 0240 Cultural StudiesENGL 0324 Black American LiteratureENGL 0328 Ethnic Literature of the U.S.GARP 0204 Housing in AmericaHIST 0263 U.S. Women’s History HIST 0264 African American History HIST 0265 The Minority Experience HIST 0275 African-Amer Hist/Civil Rights since 1865LANG 0210 Language, Culture & Society LCUL 0210 Hispanic Cultures in the U. S.LLIT 0202 Women Writers of the Americas: U.S.MOVP 0325 Women and SportMUSC 0160 History of Jazz SOCI 0202 Race and Ethnic Relations

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