Course Booklet - Web Final

Courses
of
College of Arts and Sciences

Schedule
Dolan School of Business
School of Engineering
Marion Peckham Egan School
of Nursing and Health Studies
SPRING 2017
UNIVERSITY COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM
Undergraduate Graduate
001-099 Introductory courses 400-499 Masters and Certificate of Advanced Study courses,
100-199 Intermediate courses without prerequisites open to undergraduate students with permission
200-299 Intermediate courses with prerequisites 500-599 Masters and Certificate of Advanced Study courses
300-399 Advanced courses, normally limited to juniors and seniors 600-699 Doctoral courses, open to qualified Masters students
and open to graduate students with permission.
UNDERGRADUATE TIMECODES
TWICE WEEKLY (75 minutes each) THRICE WEEKLY (50 minutes each)
Code Days Times Code Days Times
2A Monday-Thursday 8:00-9:15am 3A Mon-Weds-Thurs 8:00-8:50am
2B Monday-Thursday 9:30-10:45am 3B Mon-Weds-Thurs MR: 9:30-10:20am
2C Monday-Thursday 11:00-12:15pm W: 9:00-9:50am
2D Monday-Thursday 12:30-1:45pm 3C Mon-Weds-Thurs MR: 11:00-11:50am
2E Monday-Thursday 2:00-3:15pm W: 10:00-10:50am
2F Monday-Thursday 3:30-4:45pm 3D Mon-Weds-Thurs MR: 12:30-1:20pm
2G Monday-Wednesday 5:00-6:15pm W: 12:00-12:50pm
2H Monday-Wednesday 6:30-7:45pm 3E Mon-Weds-Thurs 2:00-2:50pm
2I Monday-Wednesday 8:00-9:15pm 3F Mon-Weds-Thurs 4:00-4:50pm
2J Tuesday-Friday 8:00-9:15am 3G Mon-Weds-Thurs 5:00-5:50pm
2K Tuesday-Friday 9:30-10:45am 3H Mon-Weds-Thurs 6:30-7:20pm
2L Tuesday-Friday 11:00-12:15pm 3I Mon-Weds-Thurs 8:00-8:50pm
2M Tuesday-Friday 12:30-1:45pm 3J Tues-Weds-Fri 8:00-8:50am
2N Tuesday-Friday 2:00-3:15pm 3K Tues-Weds-Fri TF: 9:30-10:20am
2O Tuesday-Friday 3:30-4:45pm W: 9:00-9:50am
2P Tuesday-Thursday 5:00-6:15pm 3L Tues-Weds-Fri 11:00-11:50am
2Q Tuesday-Thursday 6:30-7:45pm 3M Tues-Weds-Fri TF: 12:30-1:20pm
W: 1:00-1:50pm
2R Tuesday-Thursday 8:00-9:15pm
3N Tues-Weds-Fri TF: 2:00-2:50pm
W: 3:00-3:50pm
3O Tues-Weds-Fri 4:00-4:50pm
3P Tues-Thurs-Fri 5:00-5:50pm
3Q Tues-Thurs-Fri 6:30-7:20pm
3R Tues-Thurs-Fri 8:00-8:50pm
ONCE WEEKLY (150 minutes each)

Code Days Times
1A Monday 8:00-10:30am
1B Monday 6:30-9:00pm
1C Tuesday 5:00-7:30pm
1D Tuesday 6:30-9:00pm
1E Wednesday 8:00-10:30am
1F Wednesday 11:00-1:30pm
1G Wednesday 2:00-4:30pm
1H Wednesday 6:30-9:00pm
1I Thursday 5:00-7:30pm
1J Thursday 6:30-9:00pm
1K Friday 8:00-10:30am
1L Friday 2:00-4:30pm
1M Friday 5:00-7:30pm
1N Friday 6:30-9:00pm
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GENERAL EDUCATION CORE CURRICULUM
AREA I: MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCES
1) Two semesters of mathematics. At least one semester must be a calculus course (MA 19, MA 119, MA 120, MA 145, MA 146,
MA 171, MA 172, MA 221, MA 245, MA 273).
2) Two semesters of a natural science. Any two courses in any of the natural sciences, as well as AY 110 or PY 261, fulfill this requirement.
Note: Psychology majors cannot use PY 261 to fulfill this core science requirement.
AREA II: HISTORY, AND THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

1) Two semesters of history. HI 10 plus one 200-level course. CL 115-116 (Greek and Roman Civilization) may be used to fulfill
this requirement.
2) Two semesters of anthropology (except AY 110), communication (CO 100 and CO 130 only), economics, politics, psychology, or
sociology. Both courses may be in the same department or they may be in two different departments. Also includes ED 241 for
Certificate students only.
AREA III: PHILOSOPHY, RELIGIOUS STUDIES, AND APPLIED ETHICS

1) Two semesters of philosophy. PH 101 is required followed by a 200-level course.
2) Two semesters of religious studies. RS 101 is required followed by a 200-level course.
3) One additional course in philosophy, religious studies, or applied ethics.
AREA IV: ENGLISH AND VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS

1) Three semesters of English. EN 11 and EN 12 are required, plus one semester of English literature with a course number between
EN 100-199. Writing courses (EN/W) do not fulfill the core literature requirement. Selected courses offering literature in translation
may also fulfill this requirement see listings under classical studies as well as modern languages and literatures.
2) Two semesters of visual and performing arts.
3) One semester must be in the area of art history; film, television & media arts history; music history; or theatre history. The other semester
may be selected from any of the three-credit course offerings in art history; film, television & media arts; music; studio art, and theatre.
AREA V: MODERN AND CLASSICAL LANGUAGES

1) Two semesters at the intermediate level of any language listed among the offerings of the Department of Modern Languages and
Literatures or the Classical Studies Program.
BUILDING KEY
Abbreviation ................... Building Abbreviation ................... Building
BCC................ Barone Campus Center GNZ................................Gonzaga Hall
BLM.............................Bellarmine Hall JGS...................................... Jogues Hall
BNW.............. Bannow Science Center LYL.....................................Loyola Hall
CNS................................. Canisius Hall MCA..............................McAuliffe Hall
DLH...................David J. Dolan House PTH............................PepsiCo Theatre
DLN........ Thomas F. Dolan Commons QCK...............Regina A. Quick Center
DMH.......................Donnarumma Hall for the Arts
DSB...............Dolan School of Business SON........................ School of Nursing
EGN................................. Egan Chapel XVR...................................Xavier Hall
KEY FOR SPECIAL NOTES COLUMN

CLRC...........Creative Life Residential College SerL............ Service Learning
IRC..............Ignatian Residential College SerL Opt.... Service Learning Option
ISL................International Service Learning SJRC..........Service for Justice Residential College
ResColl.........Residential Colleges USDiv........ U.S. Diversity
RNNU.........RN to BSN Nurses WDiv......... World Diversity
SDNU........ Second Degree Nurses
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UNDERGRADUATE ONLINE REGISTRATION SCHEDULE
SPRING 2017
Monday, October 31: Course booklet available online (paper copies for faculty advisors only)
Wednesday, November 2: Undergraduate advising begins with faculty advisors
Friday, November 11: Online registration for all matriculated students classified as seniors
Monday, November 14: Review by departments and schools and late registration for seniors
Tuesday, November 15: Online registration for all matriculated students classified as juniors
Wednesday, November 16: Review by departments and schools and late registration for juniors
Thursday, November 17: Online registration for all matriculated students classified as sophomores
Friday, November 18: Review by departments and schools and late registration for sophomores
Monday, November 21: Online registration for all matriculated students classified as first year students
Tuesday, November 22: Review by departments and schools and late registration for first year students
Monday, November 28: Waitlists activated and online registration reopens for all undergraduates:

9:30am - Seniors (2017)
10:30am - Juniors (2018)
11:30am - Sophomores (2019)
12:30pm - First Year Students (2020)
SCHEDULE OF ONLINE REGISTRATION ACCESS FOR EACH CLASS

Start Time Last Name
8:45am Spring Varsity Athletes
10:50am A-D
12:20pm E-K
1:50pm L-R
3:20pm S-Z
Note: These alphabetical groupings are the reverse of Fall 2016.
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UNDERGRADUATE REGISTRATION PROCESS
Students with a financial or Dean of Students hold will not be able to register.
Students need to see their faculty advisor prior to registration to discuss course selection and to receive their PIN.Your faculty advisor is listed
on your degree evaluation.
Students are NOT excused from class to register. This includes cutting class or leaving class early.
Online registration will proceed by student class attribute.
For full time students, class attributes are determined by their anticipated year of graduation:
Senior (ASR) Class of 2017

Junior (AJR) Class of 2018
Sophomore (ASO) Class of 2019
Freshman (AFR) Class of 2020
For part time matriculated students, class attributes are determined as follows, by the number of credits earned and in progress:
College of Arts & Sciences, School of Engineering Egan School
Dolan School of Business, (except Computer of Nursing
SOE Computer Science majors Science majors)
Senior (ASR) 90+ 92+ 99+
Junior (AJR) 60-89 60-91 64-98
Sophomore (ASO) 25-59 27-59 28-63
Freshman (AFR) 0-24 0-26 0-27
For example, a part time DSB student with 54 earned credits who is currently enrolled in 9 credits would be considered a junior for
registration purposes, with a total of 63 credits.
Students will register online in alphabetical groupings beginning at 10:50am on their designated day. Spring in-season varsity athletes will
precede the alphabetical groupings, starting at 8:45am.
Students will register for major, minor, core, and elective courses on their class registration day and are limited to a maximum of 20 credits.
The online registration system will be active for each class until 11:59pm. Then the students online registration access will be turned off until
Monday, November 28, when add/drop begins.
There will be one day between each class registration for departments to review registrations and for students who missed their registration to
register in person in the Registrars Office.
Most courses will be open during the online registration period. Some departments (with courses that have specific populations) may
incrementally increase the maximum number of spaces in some of their courses by class.
The University reserves the right to cancel courses for which there are insufficient registration or change time codes or professors as deemed
necessary.
If you choose to drop a class and later change your mind, or if you are removed for non-payment, you will not be guaranteed a place in the
same class.
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Automatic Rollover Courses
Automatic Rollover Courses are full-year course sequences that continue from the Fall semester to the Spring semester, typically with the same
professor and the same time code. Everyone in the class is rolled. If you wish to change your rollover course, you may change it during your
registration period on a space available basis. Department Chairs can make changes in rollovers as necessary. Professors will announce specifics in
class concerning whether their class is a rollover for Spring and what the rollover will be.
Note: If you have a financial or Dean of Students hold at the time rollovers are processed, you will not be rolled into the next class in the
sequence.
The following courses are automatic rollovers:

BI 0107-0108 (lecture and lab)
CH 0111-0112 (lecture only)
EC 0011-0012
EN 0011-0012
MA 0145-0146
MA 0171-0172
Modern Languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish
0110-0111
0210-0211
PS 0115-0116 (lecture and lab)
Independent Study
Independent studies are available in most majors and programs in the College of Arts and Sciences. Students wishing to pursue an intensive
research or other academic experience must consult first with a sponsoring faculty member.
Internships
Internships provide the opportunity for practical experience in a career field related to a students major. Most departments and programs in the
College of Arts and Sciences offer credit for internships in appropriate agencies and business firms in Fairfield, nearby communities, as well as
New York City and New Haven. Majors who wish to take advantage of these opportunities should consult their department chair or program
internship coordinator about eligibility requirements and other details.
Please visit fairfield.edu/internships for more information.
Online Courses
All full-time students classified as Juniors and Seniors are eligible to enroll in one online course for the Spring 2017 semester without needing
prior Deans Office approval.
Please be aware that online courses are condensed (typically only 7 weeks in duration) and therefore rigorous. Online courses often have
irregular start and end dates (sometimes beginning at the halfway point of the semester). As with semester-long lecture-based courses, class
enrollment is firmly capped, and availability for full-time Juniors and Seniors is limited.
Note: The one-course online maximum per semester for full-time students will be strictly enforced. Any full-time student who registers
for more than one online course for the fall semester will be automatically dropped from ALL online courses. Further, the
student will not be permitted to register for additional courses until November 28, after all undergraduates have registered.
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Waitlist Courses
The waitlist for courses will be turned on at the beginning of online registration, except for courses with maximums that are increased
incrementally.
When a space opens up in a class, the first student on the waitlist will be notified via their student Gmail account, with instructions on how
to register for the waitlisted class. They will have 24 hours from the time the email is sent to register for the class. If there is a
conflict in their schedule, they will have to resolve that issue before registering for the waitlisted class. If they fail to register for the class by the
deadline stated in the email, they will be removed from the waitlist for that class.
The use of the waitlists and the process of notifying students will run from Monday, November 28 through Friday, January 13. During this
period, the Registrars Office will not honor write-ins from faculty for closed courses. The electronic waitlist will be the only mechanism for
filling available openings in closed courses. After January 13, students may register for classes with open seats on a first come, first serve basis.
During the Add/Drop period of January 17-23, the Registrar will accept write-ins from faculty for closed courses.
Degree Evaluation on the Web: Degree Works
All matriculated undergraduate students have a degree evaluation online, showing the requirements of their program, including core, majors, and
minors. To run a degree evaluation on my.fairfield.edu:
1) Go to the Student Home page on my.Fairfield
2) Click on the blue button with the graduation cap that says Degree Eval Degree Eval
This will take you directly to your degree evaluation.
Students should print a degree evaluation and bring it with them when they meet with their advisor, or be ready to display it
on their personal laptop or tablet device.
Directions for Banner XE Online Registration System
The student registration system is accessed through my.fairfield.edu. Every student has an account on this system.
If a student needs assistance with their NetID or password, they should contact the ITS Help Desk at 203-254-4069.
After logging in to my.fairfield.edu, click on the Plan Ahead / Register icon.
Please visit fairfield.edu/xe-registration for an overview and highlights of the new registration system.
Remember to add labs when necessary. If a student does not have a computer with Internet capabilities, they can use one in the computer
labs, the library, or the Dolan School of Business. If a student needs assistance with registration, they should contact the Registrars Office at 203-
254-4288. They SHOULD NOT call the Help Desk.
Remember, any student with a Financial or Dean of Students hold will not be allowed to register.
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UNDERGRADUATE DEANS,
DEPARTMENT CHAIRS AND PROGRAM DIRECTORS
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Dr.Yohuru Williams Dean CNS 100

Dr. Brian Walker Associate Dean CNS 100
Dr. Lynn Sally Associate Dean CNS 100
Andrea Martinez Assistant Dean CNS 100
Susan Peterson Assistant Dean CNS 100
Dr. David Gudelunas Director, School of Communication Art and Media DMH 227
Dr. Ronald Davidson Director, School of Humanities DMH 251
Dr. Shelley Phelan Director, School of Natural and Behavioral Sciences BNW 218
Dr. Dina Franceschi Director, School of Social Sciences DMH 313
Dr. Shelley Phelan Chair, Biology BNW 218
Dr. Gary Weddle Chair, Chemistry and Biochemistry BNW 317
Dr. Qin Zhang Chair, Communication DMH 227
Dr. Kathryn Nantz Chair, Economics DMH 327
Dr. Elizabeth Petrino Chair, English DMH 104
Dr. David McFadden Chair, History CNS 318
Dr. Irene Mulvey Chair, Mathematics BNW GR1
Dr. Jerelyn Johnson Chair, Modern Languages and Literatures CNS 224
Dr. Curt Naser Chair, Philosophy DMH 315
Dr. Angela Biselli Chair, Physics BNW 117
Dr. Janie Leatherman Chair, Politics DMH 202
Dr. Judy Primavera Chair, Psychology BNW 462
Dr. Ronald Davidson Chair, Religious Studies DMH 251
Dr. Eric Mielants Chair, Sociology and Anthropology DMH 212
Dr. Laura Nash Chair,Visual and Performing Arts DMH 219
Dr. Peter Bayers Director, American Studies DMH 138
Dr. David Schmidt Director, Applied Ethics DSB 2121
Dr. Danke Li Director, Asian Studies CNS 316
Dr. Johanna Garvey Director, Black Studies DMH 112
Dr. Paul Lakeland Director, Catholic Studies CNS 200
Dr. Giovanni Ruffini Director, Classical Studies CNS 314
Dr. Patricia Calderwood Director, Minor in Educational Studies CNS 109
Dr. James Biardi Director, Environmental Studies BNW 206
Dr. Brian Walker Director, Health Studies CNS 100
Dr. John Thiel Director, Honors Program DMH 246
Dr. Susan Rakowitz Associate Director, Honors Program BNW 466
Dr. Janie Leatherman Director, Humanitarian Action DMH 202
Dr. Terry-Ann Jones Director, International Studies DMH 251
Dr. William Abbott Co-Director, Irish Studies CNS 313
Marion White Co-Director, Irish Studies DMH 130
Dr. Mary Ann Carolan Director, Italian Studies CNS 216
Dr. Gavriel Rosenfeld Director, Judaic Studies CNS 317
Dr. Michelle Farrell Co-Director, Latin American and Caribbean Studies CNS 217
Dr. William Vsquez Mazariegos Co-Director, Latin American and Caribbean Studies DMH 301
Dr. Margaret Wills Director, Liberal Studies DMH 203
Dr. Kris Sealey Director, Peace and Justice Studies DMH 305
Dr. David McFadden Director, Russian, East European, and Central Asian Studies CNS 318
Dr. Emily Orlando Director, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies DMH 113
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UNDERGRADUATE DEANS,
DEPARTMENT CHAIRS AND PROGRAM DIRECTORS
CHARLES F. DOLAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Dr. Donald E. Gibson Dean DSB 1129

Dr. Mark Ligas Associate Dean & Director of Graduate Programs DSB 1128
Dawn DeBiase Assistant Dean & Director of Undergraduate Programs DSB 1127
Meredith McAloon Assistant Director of Undergraduate Programs DSB 1124
Dr. Joan Lee Chair, Accounting DSB 2124
Dr. John McDermott Chair, Finance DSB 2117
Dr. James He Chair, Information Systems and Operations Management DSB 2132
Dr. Terry Ann Jones Director, International Business DMH 251
Dr. Carl Scheraga Chair, Management DSB 2107
Dr. Rajasree Rajamma Chair, Marketing DSB 1112
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Dr. Bruce Berdanier Dean BNW 167

Dr. Ryan Munden Associate Dean BNW 167
Marcia Arambulo Rodriguez Assistant Dean BNW 167
Dr. Adrian Rusu Chair, Electrical and Computer Engineering BNW 112
Dr. Shahrokh Etemad Chair, Mechanical Engineering BNW 107
Dr. Harvey Hoffman Director, Management of Technology BNW 305
MARION PECKHAM EGAN SCHOOL OF NURSING AND HEALTH STUDIES
Dr. Meredith Kazer Dean MCA 105

Dr. Audrey Beauvais Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies MCA 109
Dr. Suzanne Chaplik Assistant Dean MCA 114
Carole A. Pomarico Adult Program Director MCA 106B
ACADEMIC AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Heather Petraglia Dean of Academic and Career Development Kelley Center

Colby Lemieux Associate Director, Academic Success & Retention Kelley Center
Kristen Zimmerman Associate Director, Academic Support & Learning Resources Kelley Center
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U.S. DIVERSITY
SPRING 2017 COURSES
CRN Subj Course Section CRN Subj Course Section
31639 AC 0344 01 32882 HI 0257 02
32688 BI 0310 01 31335 HI 0263 01
32817 BL 0101 01 31988 HI 0263 02
31348 ED 0200 01 32821 MG 0320 01
31937 ED 0200 02 31103 MU 0101 01
31004 EN 0012 04 32899 MU 0101 02
31024 EN 0012 24 32979 MU 0101 03
31102 EN 0012 31 32900 MU 0102 01
31108 EN 0012 32 32902 MU 0201 01
31113 EN 0012 37 31264 NS 0112 01
31146 EN 0012 39 32815 NS 0112 02
32301 EN 0135 01 31259 PO 0153 01
32302 EN 0135 02 32867 PO 0220 01
32199 EN 0163 OL1 31894 PY 0212 01
32806 EN 0264 01 32662 SO 0112 01
32320 EN 0352 01 31169 SO 0162 01
31318 ENW 0339 01 31700 SO 0162 02
32879 HI 0245 01 32664 SO 0165 01
32880 HI 0245 02 32665 SO 0169 01
32881 HI 0257 01 32150 SO 0194 01
WORLD DIVERSITY
SPRING 2017 COURSES
CRN Subj Course Section CRN Subj Course Section
31336 AE 0276 01 32884 HI 0280 01
32889 AH 0013 01 32885 HI 0280 02
31976 AH 0014 01 31758 HI 0285 01
31414 AY 0010 01 31046 HR 0201 01
31415 AY 0010 02 32970 ID 0153 01
31859 AY 0111 01 31277 IL 0050 01
31860 AY 0111 02 31187 LAC 0300 01
32652 AY 0111 OL1 31143 MK 0312 01
32852 EC 0120 01 31144 MK 0312 02
32855 EC 0235 01 31200 NS 0330 01
32797 EN 0101 OL1 32183 PH 0240 01
31665 EN 0102 01 32184 PH 0240 02
32295 EN 0102 OL1 31040 PO 0012 01
32798 EN 0105 01 32860 PO 0142 01
32799 EN 0105 02 32862 PO 0149 01
32338 HI 0265 01 32723 RS 0280 01
32339 HI 0265 02 31957 SP 0253 01
31759 HI 0270 01 32784 SP 0371 01
Note: For Course Titles, Professors and Timecodes consult the Department Sections.
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SERVICE LEARNING
SPRING 2017 COURSES
Service Learning is a kind of experiential education that connects classroom learning with community service. In collaboration with commu-
nity organizations, students learn about and apply tools of the academic discipline and specific course concepts in their service experiences.
This combination enhances academic learning and civic awareness while also providing a meaningful service to and with the community.
Course credit and grading are for the learning not for the service. The service activities for the course are similar to the readings, lectures, class
discussions and other assignmentsall are contexts for student learning.
Courses will appear with the following notation in the right-hand column of the schedule of classes: SerL or SerL Option
SerL: All students in the course are required to participate in service learning.
SerL Option: Students have a choice to participate in service learning as a final project and/or in lieu of another comparable project.
ISL: The course includes a required or optional international travel, immersion, and/or service experience.
CRN Subj Crse Sec Title Faculty SerL/SerL Opt

31639 AC 0344 01 Ind Tax: Socioeconomic Applict DAgostin SerL
32685 BI 0218L 01 Vertebrate Zoology Lab Byun SerL
32133 CO 0242 01 Alcohol, Addiction and Culture Wills SerL
32134 CO 0242 02 Alcohol, Addiction and Culture Wills SerL
32813 CO 0248H 01 Health Comm for Healthcare Pro Pagano SerL
31900 CO 0341 01 End of Life Communication Pagano SerL
31348 ED 0200 01 Explorations in Education Calderwood SerL
31937 ED 0200 02 Explorations in Education Calderwood SerL
31028 ED 0329 01 Philosophy of Education: Intro Crandall SerL
31939 ED 0459 01 Dev Reading Secondary School Crandall SerL
32766 EG 0260 01 Robots Munden SerL
31069 EN 0012 26 Texts and Contexts II Bodach SerL
31421 EN 0141 01 Imagining Shakespeare Kelley SerL
31423 ENW 0290 01 Writing and Responding Boquet SerL Option
31318 ENW 0339 01 Grand and Proposal Writing Sobocinski SerL
32153 HS 0399 01 Health Studies Capstone Walker SerL
32785 IL 0152 01 International Human Rights Leatherman SerL
31173 NS 0323 01 Pediatric Nursing OShea SerL
31200 NS 0330 01 Comm, Pub & Globl Hlth Nursing Mager SerL ISL
31038 PO 0011 01 Intro to American Politics Alphonso SerL
32868 PO 0390 01 Politics Sem: Intl Human Rights Leatherman SerL
31894 PY 0212 01 Dev Psych for Majors with Lab Primavera SerL
32662 SO 0112 01 American Society Schlichting SerL
Please visit fairfield.edu/servicelearning for full course descriptions and to learn about additional opportunities with the Center for Faith
and Public Life.
Questions? Contact Melissa Quan, Director of Service Learning, at x3455 or mquan@fairfield.edu or visit the office in Canisius 200.
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SOPHOMORE RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES
SPRING 2017 COURSES
Dr. Marice Rose, Academic Chair, will contact Residential College students regarding registration for these courses.
CREATIVE LIFE RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE
CRN Subject Course Section Title

31082 AH 0011 03 Visual Culture Since 1400
32766 EG 0260 01 Robots
32803 EN 0130 01 Literature by Women:Vision and Revision
31750 ENW 0206 01 Creative Writing: Nonfiction I
31744 FTM 0130 01 Nonlinear Editing for Film and TV
31225 MK 0101 05 Principles of Marketing
31437 NS 0272 01 Geriatric Nursing
32816 NS 0305 02 Mental Health Nursing
31259 PO 0153 01 Politics, Race, Class and Gender
31977 SA 0139 01 Watercolor
IGNATIAN RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE

32270 AE 0291 02 Business Ethics
32802 EN 0124 01 American Literature: Myths and Legends
31604 HI 0010 09 Origins of Modern World Since 1500
31759 HI 0270 01 Hist/Global Humanitarian Action
31571 PH 0101 04 Introduction to Philosophy
32860 PO 0142 01 Latin American Politics
32724 RS 0299C 01 Topics: Trad and Spirit of Place
SERVICE FOR JUSTICE RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE

31421 EN 0141 01 Imagining Shakespeare
32882 HI 0257 02 Who Built America?
32785 IL 0152 01 International Human Rights
32978 MU 0244 01 Music of the 20th Century
32873 RS 0101C 06 ER: Common Questions Trad Response
32904 SA 0012 02 Introduction to Drawing
31700 SO 0162 02 Race, Gender and Ethnic Relations
Note: For Professors and Timecodes consult the Department Sections.
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IN-SEASON ATHLETIC PRACTICE TIMES
SPRING 2017
Team Practice Days Practice Times Notes
Baseball M-F 2:30 4:45 pm Take classes until 12:15 pm on TWF due to competition.
Take Mon/Thursday classes as possible.
Basketball (M) M-F 11 am 2 pm Take classes until 10:45 am or after 2 pm.

No Monday turbos.
Basketball (W) M-F 2 6 pm Take classes until 2 pm. No Thursday night turbos.
Diving M-F 6:30 9:30 pm No evening classes.
Golf M-F 2 6 pm Take classes until 1:45 pm or after 6:30 pm.

Compete mostly Monday and Tuesday.
Lacrosse (M) M-F 11 am 2 pm Take classes until 10:45 am or after 2 pm.

Avoid Tuesday and Friday afternoon classes due to games.
Lacrosse (W) M-F 2 4:30 pm Take classes until 1:45 pm or after 5 pm.
Avoid Wednesday classes due to games.
Rowing M-F 6 9 am No 8:00 am classes. Can take 9:30 classes.
Softball Take classes until 12:15 pm. Evening turbos are ok.
Avoid Thursday evening classes.
Swimming MWF 6 7:30 am Take classes until 5 pm Monday Thursday

M-R 5 7 pm and until 4:30 on Friday.
Fri 4:30 6:30 pm
Tennis M-F 12:45 4 pm Take classes until 12:15 pm.
NCAA Rules: A team is allowed to practice up to 4 hours per day.
OUT OF SEASON ATHLETIC PRACTICE TIMES

SPRING 2017
Team Practice Days Practice Times Notes
Cross Country M-F 2 5 pm Take classes until 1:45 pm. Can take 5 pm classes.
Field Hockey M-F 2 4 pm * Take classes until 1:50 pm. *depends on lab schedule
Soccer (M) M-F 9:30 11 am Can take 8:00 am classes; take classes after 11:00 am.
Soccer (W) TRF 9 11 am Can take 8:00 am classes; take classes after 11:00 am.
Weds 12:30 2:30 pm Mondays are off.
Volleyball M-F 11 am 2 pm Take classes until 10:45 am.
Game Schedules are available at fairfieldstags.com.
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CRN Subj Crse Sec Title Creds Days Time Prof Comments
AMERICAN STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see p. 32.)

32787 AS 0484 01 Battle Over FamValues/AmerPol 3 M 0630-0900pm Alphonso G By Permission
32786 ASEN 0447 01 Poetry in America 3 T 0500-0730pm Petrino E By Permission
Independent Research (AS 0399) is available. See page 5 for details.
ANTHROPOLOGY
31414 AY 0010 01 Intro Four-Field Anthropology 3 TR 0500-0615pm Wessler S WDiv
31415 AY 0010 02 Intro Four-Field Anthropology 3 TR 0630-0745pm Wessler S WDiv
31618 AY 0110 01 Biological Anthropology 3 W 0200-0430pm Hensley-Marschand B
31872 AY 0110 02 Biological Anthropology 3 W 0630-0900pm Hensley-Marschand B
31859 AY 0111 01 Cultural Anthropology 3 MR 1100-1215pm Babo A WDiv
31860 AY 0111 02 Cultural Anthropology 3 MR 1230-0145pm Babo A WDiv
32652 AY 0111 OL1 Cultural Anthropology 3 Online Wilson J WDiv
32142 AY 0115 01 Biomedical Anthropology 3 M 0630-0900pm Aronsen G
32653 AY 0115 02 Biomedical Anthropology 3 T 0630-0900pm Aronsen G
32143 AY 0180 OL1 Grant Writing for Social Sci 3 Online Crawford D
32654 AY 0189 01 Theory and Practice in Anthro 3 W 0800-1030am Crawford D
32144 AY 0200 01 Anthro Research Methods 3 T 0500-0730pm Babo A
32670 AY 0390A 01 Topics: Intro to Archaeology 3 MW 0800-0915pm Wilson J

APPLIED ETHICS
31271 AE 0262 01 Ethics and the Community 3 W 0200-0430pm Liftig R
31719 AE 0265 01 Ethics in Education 3 TR 0500-0615pm Liftig R
31336 AE 0276 01 Ethical Dimens/Global Bus Prac 3 MR 0930-1045am Day R WDiv
31272 AE 0281 01 Ethics of Communications 3 T 0630-0900pm Butler B
32269 AE 0284 01 Environmental Ethics 3 F 0200-0430pm Svoboda T
31176 AE 0285 01 Ethics of Health Care 3 MW 0500-0615pm Naser C
32416 AE 0285 02 Ethics of Health Care 3 T 0500-0730pm Newman R
31186 AE 0287 01 Engineering Ethics 3 MR 0200-0315pm Schmidt D
31126 AE 0291 01 Business Ethics 3 T 0630-0900pm Ventrella S
32270 AE 0291 02 Business Ethics 3 MR 1230-0145pm Lee J IRC
32271 AE 0291 03 Business Ethics 3 W 1100-0130pm Schmidt N
32272 AE 0291 04 Business Ethics 3 W 0200-0430pm Schmidt N
32273 AE 0291 OL1 Business Ethics 3 Online Sticca-Conrod L
32274 AE 0291 OL2 Business Ethics 3 Online Sticca-Conrod L
32912 AE 0291 OL3 Business Ethics 3 Online Yoder J
31133 AE 0391 01 Sem Bus Law,Regulation &Ethics 3 M 0630-0900pm Schmidt D

ART HISTORY
31192 AH 0010 01 Origins & Transform Westrn Art 3 MR 0330-0445pm Paqua M
32973 AH 0010 OL1 Origins & Transform Westrn Art 3 Online Poe A
31080 AH 0011 01 Visual Culture Since 1400 3 TF 0930-1045am Eliasoph P
31081 AH 0011 02 Visual Culture Since 1400 3 TF 1100-1215pm Eliasoph P
31082 AH 0011 03 Visual Culture Since 1400 3 MR 0930-1045am Rose M CLRC
31322 AH 0011 04 Visual Culture Since 1400 3 MR 1100-1215pm Rose M
31996 AH 0011 05 Visual Culture Since 1400 3 T 0630-0900pm Eliasoph P
32889 AH 0013 01 Art/Africa,Caribbean,&Americas 3 MR 0200-0315pm Covaci I WDiv
31976 AH 0014 01 Art of Asia 3 MR 1100-1215pm Covaci I WDiv
32890 AH 0109 01 Jewish Art: Moses to Modernity 3 W 0200-0430pm Eliasoph P
32891 AH 0121 01 Celtic and Early Irish Art 3 TF 0930-1045am Rose M
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ART HISTORY (continued)

32892 AH 0152 01 Modern Art 3 R 0500-0730pm STAFF
32461 AH 0310 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Rose M
31184 AH 0330 01 Senior Capstone Seminar 3 W 1100-0130pm Wolk-Simon L
32485 AH 0330A 01 Senior Capstone Seminar 3 W 1100-0130pm Wolk-Simon L
Independent Studies (AH 0300) are available. See page 5 for details.

ASIAN STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see p. 32-33.)
32874 AN 0310 01 Asian Studies Seminar 3 By Arrangement STAFF
Independent Studies (AN 0301) are available. See page 5 for details.
ARABIC
31282 AR 0111 01 Elem Modern Standard Arabic II 3 MWR 0200-0250pm Douda A
31343 AR 0211 01 Interm Mod Standard Arabic II 3 MWR 0500-0550pm Douda A

BIOLOGY
31044 BI 0016 01 Fundamentals of Biology II 3 MR 0330-0445pm Fine B
32676 BI 0016 02 Fundamentals of Biology II 3 TR 0500-0615pm Clark M
31239 BI 0018 01 Human Biology: Form & Function 3 MR 0930-1045am Dutta I
31720 BI 0018 02 Human Biology: Form & Function 3 MR 1100-1215pm Dutta I
32677 BI 0018 03 Human Biology: Form & Function 3 MR 0200-0315pm Zavras E
32111 BI 0071 01 Identity and the Human Genome 3 TF 0930-1045am Harriott O
32112 BI 0071 02 Identity and the Human Genome 3 TF 1100-1215pm Harriott O
31385 BI 0074 01 Biology of Food 3 TF 1230-0145pm Klug J
31386 BI 0076 01 Environmental Science 3 W 1100-0130pm Biardi J
31918 BI 0078 01 Introduction to Marine Science 3 TR 0500-0615pm Ortman B
31919 BI 0078 02 Introduction to Marine Science 3 TR 0630-0745pm Ortman B
32198 BI 0078 OL1 Introduction to Marine Science 3 Online Cunningham T
31045 BI 0108 01 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 MR 1100-1215pm Earls C
31624 BI 0108 02 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 MR 1230-0145pm DeCristofaro A
31387 BI 0108L 01 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab 0 M 0100-0350pm Earls C
31388 BI 0108L 02 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab 0 T 0900-1150am DeCristofaro A
31389 BI 0108L 03 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab 0 W 0830-1120am DeCristofaro A
31390 BI 0108L 04 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab 0 W 1230-0320pm DeCristofaro A
31391 BI 0108L 05 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab 0 W 0530-0820pm Blough C
31625 BI 0108L 06 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab 0 R 0100-0350pm Earls C
31920 BI 0108L 07 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab 0 F 1000-1250pm Earls C
32678 BI 0108L 08 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab 0 M 0900-1150am DeCristofaro A
32679 BI 0108L 09 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab 0 R 0900-1150am Blough C
31152 BI 0151 01 Elements of Microbiology 4 MR 1230-0145pm Rodriguez C
31392 BI 0151L 01 Elements of Microbiology Lab 0 M 0200-0450pm John L
31393 BI 0151L 02 Elements of Microbiology Lab 0 T 0200-0450pm Rodriguez C
31899 BI 0151L 03 Elements of Microbiology Lab 0 R 0200-0450pm Rodriguez C
32680 BI 0151L 04 Elements of Microbiology Lab 0 T 0930-1220pm Rodriguez C
31153 BI 0171 01 General Biology II 4 TF 0930-1045am Sauer G
31394 BI 0171 02 General Biology II 4 TF 1230-0145pm Sauer G
31395 BI 0171L 01 General Biology II Lab 0 M 0200-0450pm Harriott O
31396 BI 0171L 02 General Biology II Lab 0 M 0200-0450pm Biardi L
31397 BI 0171L 03 General Biology II Lab 0 T 0200-0450pm Brousseau D
31398 BI 0171L 04 General Biology II Lab 0 T 0200-0450pm STAFF
31399 BI 0171L 05 General Biology II Lab 0 W 0200-0450pm Brousseau D
31804 BI 0171L 06 General Biology II Lab 0 W 0200-0450pm Ansari J
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BIOLOGY (continued)
32681 BI 0171L 07 General Biology II Lab 0 R 0200-0450pm Vernarelli J
31906 BI 0171P 01 General Biology II PLG 0 T 0300-0350pm STAFF
31911 BI 0171P 05 General Biology II PLG 0 W 0300-0350pm STAFF
31915 BI 0171P 09 General Biology II PLG 0 R 0300-0350pm STAFF
32449 BI 0201 01 Biology Teaching Practicum 1 By Arrangement Harriott O
32684 BI 0218 01 Vertebrate Zoology 3 TF 1100-1215pm Byun S
32685 BI 0218L 01 Vertebrate Zoology Lab 1 R 0900-1150am Byun S SerL
31341 BI 0261 01 Genetics 4 TF 0930-1045am Fernandez A
31400 BI 0261L 01 Genetics Lab 0 T 0200-0450pm Church G
31401 BI 0261L 02 Genetics Lab 0 R 0200-0450pm Fernandez A
32538 BI 0296 01 Special Topics in Biology 3 By Arrangement Phelan S
32688 BI 0310 01 Community Nutrition 4 MR 0930-1045am Vernarelli J USDiv
32689 BI 0310L 01 Community Nutrition Lab 0 M 1100-0150pm Vernarelli J
32114 BI 0315 01 Anatomy: Form and Function 3 W 0200-0430pm Gerry S
31326 BI 0324 01 Biochemistry I 3 MR 0930-1045am Smith-Carpenter J
31402 BI 0324L 01 Biochemistry I Lab 1 W 0200-0450pm Smith-Carpenter J
32686 BI 0327 01 Cell Biology 4 TF 1100-1215pm Phelan S
32690 BI 0327L 01 Cell Biology Lab 0 T 0200-0450pm Phelan S
32691 BI 0366 01 Ornithology 4 TF 1230-0145pm Osier T
32692 BI 0366L 01 Ornithology Lab 0 T 0200-0450pm Osier T
32693 BI 0372 01 Environmental Toxicology 4 TF 0930-1045am Biardi J
32694 BI 0372L 01 Environmental Toxicology Lab 0 R 0200-0450pm Biardi J
32026 BI 0391 01 Biology Research I 3 W 1100-0130pm Fernandez A
32695 BI 0392 01 Biology Research II 3 W 1100-0130pm Fernandez A
31626 BI 0393 01 Biology Research III 3 W 1100-0130pm Fernandez A
31342 BI 0394 01 Biology Research IV 3 W 1100-0130pm Fernandez A
32536 BI 0398 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Harriott O
32696 BI 0399F 01 Capstone: Coral Reef Ecology 3 W 1100-0130pm Brousseau D
32697 BI 0399G 01 Capstone: Eco/N Atlantic Coast 3 TF 1100-1215pm Klug J
32698 BI 0399J 01 Capstone: Pathophys of Bone 3 MR 1100-1215pm Sauer G

BLACK STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see p. 33)
32817 BL 0101 01 Black Lives Matter 3 MR 1100-1215pm Sealey K USDiv
Independent Studies (BL 0398) are available. See page 5 for details.

CATHOLIC STUDIES (See p. 33)

CHEMISTRY
32471 CH 0033 01 Chemistry of Nutrition 3 TF 0330-0445pm Harper J
31627 CH 0076 01 Environmental Science 3 W 1100-0130pm Biardi J
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CHEMISTRY (continued)
31137 CH 0084 01 Gen Chem for Health Sciences 3 TF 0200-0315pm Reilly-Wiedow E
31403 CH 0084L 01 Gen Chem for Health Sci Lab 1 M 0900-1150am OConnell E
31404 CH 0084L 02 Gen Chem for Health Sci Lab 1 T 0900-1150am Reilly-Wiedow E
31722 CH 0084L 03 Gen Chem for Health Sci Lab 1 W 0900-1150am Reilly-Wiedow E
31836 CH 0084L 04 Gen Chem for Health Sci Lab 1 R 0900-1150am Reilly-Wiedow E
32725 CH 0084L 05 Gen Chem for Health Sci Lab 1 R 0100-0350pm Reilly-Wiedow E
31350 CH 0086 01 Chemistry and Art 3 TR 0500-0615pm Sobczynski D
32726 CH 0087 01 Molecules of Life 3 TF 0200-0315pm Harper J
31628 CH 0112 01 General Chemistry II 3 MR 1100-1215pm Miecznikowski J
W 1000-1050am
31629 CH 0112 02 General Chemistry II 3 MR 0930-1045am Miecznikowski J
W 0900-0950am
31630 CH 0112 03 General Chemistry II 3 TF 1100-1215pm Kubasik M
W 1100-1150am
31938 CH 0112 04 General Chemistry II 3 MR 1230-0145pm Smith-Carpenter J
31938 CH 0112 04 General Chemistry II 3 W 1200-1250pm Smith-Carpenter J
31631 CH 0112L 01 General Chemistry II Lab 1 M 1230-0320pm Fischer R
31632 CH 0112L 02 General Chemistry II Lab 1 M 0500-0750pm Fischer S
31633 CH 0112L 03 General Chemistry II Lab 1 T 1230-0320pm Harper-Leatherman A
31634 CH 0112L 04 General Chemistry II Lab 1 T 0500-0750pm Fischer S
31635 CH 0112L 05 General Chemistry II Lab 1 W 0100-0350pm Miecznikowski J
31636 CH 0112L 06 General Chemistry II Lab 1 W 0500-0750pm STAFF
32161 CH 0112L 07 General Chemistry II Lab 1 R 1230-0320pm Fischer R
32727 CH 0112L 08 General Chemistry II Lab 1 R 0500-0750pm STAFF
32728 CH 0112L 09 General Chemistry II Lab 1 F 1230-0320pm Chintapalli S
31049 CH 0212 01 Organic Chemistry II 3 MR 0800-0915am Van Dyke A
W 0800-0850am
31050 CH 0212 02 Organic Chemistry II 3 TF 0930-1045am OConnell E
W 0900-0950am
32729 CH 0212 03 Organic Chemistry II 3 MR 1100-1215pm Van Dyke A
W 1000-1050am
31405 CH 0212L 01 Organic Chemistry II Lab 1 M 1230-0430pm Lloyd J
31406 CH 0212L 02 Organic Chemistry II Lab 1 T 1230-0430pm Schirmann P
31407 CH 0212L 03 Organic Chemistry II Lab 1 W 0100-0500pm Lloyd J
31408 CH 0212L 04 Organic Chemistry II Lab 1 R 0500-0850pm Schirmann P
32730 CH 0212L 05 Organic Chemistry II Lab 1 R 0100-0450pm Van Dyke A
31051 CH 0222 01 Chemical Analysis 3 MR 1100-1215pm Harper-Leatherman A
31721 CH 0222L 01 Chemical Analysis Lab 1 W 1230-0420pm Harper-Leatherman A
31276 CH 0262 01 Physical Chemistry II 3 TWF 1100-1150am Weddle G
31409 CH 0262L 01 Physical Chemistry II Lab 1 T 0200-0450pm Weddle G
31240 CH 0324 01 Biochemistry I 3 MR 0930-1045am Smith-Carpenter J
31410 CH 0324L 01 Biochemistry I Lab 1 W 0200-0450pm Smith-Carpenter J
32164 CH 0326L 01 Instrum-Analy Chemical Lab 3 MR 0200-0450pm Kubasik M

CHINESE
31283 CI 0111 01 Elementary Chinese II 3 MWR 0200-0250pm Xiao J
31284 CI 0211 01 Intermediate Chinese II 3 MR 1230-0120pm Xiao J
W 1200-1250pm

CLASSICAL STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see p. 33)
32648 CL 0107 01 Roman Lit in Engl Translation 3 W 0630-0900pm Rosivach V
31960 CL 0115 01 Greek Civilization 3 MR 1100-1215pm Ruffini G
32275 CL 0115 02 Greek Civilization 3 MR 0200-0315pm Ruffini G

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COMMUNICATION
31116 CO 0100 01 Human Communication Theories 3 MR 1100-1215pm Nuru A
31166 CO 0100 02 Human Communication Theories 3 MR 1230-0145pm Nuru A
31747 CO 0100 03 Human Communication Theories 3 TF 0330-0445pm Brennan N
31088 CO 0101 01 Argument and Advocacy 3 TF 0800-0915am Smith J
31156 CO 0101 02 Argument and Advocacy 3 TF 0930-1045am Smith J
31191 CO 0101 03 Argument and Advocacy 3 MR 0200-0315pm Wills M
31419 CO 0101 04 Argument and Advocacy 3 M 0630-0900pm Larkin T
32131 CO 0102 01 Intro to Public Relations 3 T 0500-0730pm Armstrong W
31275 CO 0130 01 Mass Media and Society 3 TF 1100-1215pm Rugg A
31317 CO 0130 02 Mass Media and Society 3 TF 1230-0145pm Rugg A
31334 CO 0130 03 Mass Media and Society 3 TF 1100-1215pm Brennan N
32132 CO 0130 04 Mass Media and Society 3 TF 1230-0145pm Brennan N
31089 CO 0200 01 Interpersonal Comm Theories 3 TWF 1100-1150am Ryan M
31174 CO 0200 02 Interpersonal Comm Theories 3 TF 0930-1020am Ryan M
W 0900-0950am
31897 CO 0201 01 Persuasion 3 TF 1230-0145pm Ryan M
31898 CO 0220 01 Intro Organizational Comm 3 MR 1100-1215pm Pagano M
32655 CO 0237 01 Sports, Media, and Culture 3 W 0200-0430pm Rugg A
32133 CO 0242 01 Alcohol, Addiction and Culture 3 MR 1100-1215pm Wills M SerL
32134 CO 0242 02 Alcohol, Addiction and Culture 3 MR 0930-1045am Wills M SerL
32813 CO 0248H 01 Health Comm for Healthcare Pro 3 T 0500-0730pm Pagano M SerL
31175 CO 0309 01 Research Proj in Comm:Capstone 3 MW 0630-0745pm Arendt C
31491 CO 0309 02 Research Proj in Comm:Capstone 3 MW 0500-0615pm Arendt C
32136 CO 0324 01 Crisis Communication 3 T 0630-0900pm Arendt C
31699 CO 0335 01 Globalization,Media&Culture 3 TF 0930-1045am Brennan N
31985 CO 0340 01 Conflict Communication 3 W 1100-0130pm Zhang Q
31900 CO 0341 01 End of Life Communication 3 MR 0200-0315pm Pagano M SerL
32656 CO 0343 01 Ethics & Medical Mktg Comm 3 MR 0330-0445pm Pagano M
32501 CO 0399 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Ryan M
Independent Studies (CO 0397) are available. See page 5 for details.

ECONOMICS
31098 EC 0012 01 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 TF 0800-0915am Shadmani H
31099 EC 0012 02 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 TF 1230-0145pm Aksan A
31100 EC 0012 03 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 TF 0930-1045am Murray T
31101 EC 0012 04 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 TF 1230-0145pm Nantz K
31170 EC 0012 05 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 0330-0445pm Martin T
31204 EC 0012 06 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 0200-0315pm Martin T
31299 EC 0012 07 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 TF 0330-0445pm Martin T
31337 EC 0012 08 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 TF 0200-0315pm Martin T
31338 EC 0012 09 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 0930-1045am Leclair M
31417 EC 0012 10 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 0800-0915am Keefe H
31620 EC 0012 11 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 0200-0315pm Keefe H
31621 EC 0012 12 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 W 0630-0900pm Leclair M
31775 EC 0012 13 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 0930-1045am McCloghry G
31776 EC 0012 14 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 0800-0915am Lane P
31777 EC 0012 15 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 1230-0145pm Keefe H
31778 EC 0012 16 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 0930-1045am Keefe H
31958 EC 0012 17 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 0930-1045am Lane P
31959 EC 0012 18 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 TF 1100-1215pm Franceschi D
32848 EC 0012 19 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 TF 0200-0315pm Aksan A
32849 EC 0012 20 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 1100-1215pm Vasquez Mazariegos W
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ECONOMICS (continued)
32850 EC 0012 21 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MR 1230-0120pm Leclair M
W 1200-1250pm
32851 EC 0012 OL1 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 Online Vasquez Mazariegos W
32852 EC 0120 01 Environmental Economics 3 TF 1230-0145pm Franceschi D WDiv
31984 EC 0150 01 Media Economics 3 MR 1230-0145pm Hiller R
32171 EC 0150 02 Media Economics 3 MR 0330-0445pm Hiller R
32853 EC 0152 01 Economics of Sport 3 TF 1100-1215pm Murray T
32854 EC 0152 02 Economics of Sport 3 TF 0200-0315pm Murray T
31026 EC 0205 01 Interm Macroeconomic Theory 3 TF 0930-1045am Shadmani H
31149 EC 0205 02 Interm Macroeconomic Theory 3 TF 1100-1215pm Shadmani H
31418 EC 0205L 01 Interm Macro Econ Theory Lab 1 T 0200-0250pm Shadmani H
32175 EC 0231 01 International Trade 3 MWR 0200-0250pm Leclair M
32855 EC 0235 01 Economic Development 3 MR 0930-1045am Vasquez Mazariegos W WDiv
31779 EC 0270 01 Engineering Economics 3 TF 0930-1045am Nantz K
32521 EC 0299 PL Internship 3 By Arrangement Lane P
31956 EC 0320 01 Fin Markets & Institutions 3 MR 1230-0145pm Lane P
31027 EC 0380 01 Econometrics 3 TF 0930-1045am Aksan A
32856 EC 0397 01 Microeconomics Senior Seminar 3 MR 1100-1215pm Hiller R
Independent Studies (EC 0398) are available. See page 5 for details.

EDUCATION
31348 ED 0200 01 Explorations in Education 3 W 0800-1030am Calderwood P SerL, USDiv
31937 ED 0200 02 Explorations in Education 3 W 0800-1030am Calderwood P SerL, USDiv
31205 ED 0241 01 Educational Psychology 3 T 0500-0730pm Welles-Nystrom B
32007 ED 0241 02 Educational Psychology 3 M 0800-1030am Welles-Nystrom B
31028 ED 0329 01 Philosophy of Education: Intro 3 W 1100-0130pm Crandall B SerL
31131 ED 0350 01 Special Learners in Mainstream 3 W 0430-0700pm Zera D

ENGLISH
31751 EN 0011 01 Texts and Contexts I 3 MW 0500-0615pm Smith T
31001 EN 0012 01 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 1230-0145pm Tullis M
31002 EN 0012 02 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0930-1045am Hilts E
31003 EN 0012 03 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0200-0315pm Ferrara L
31004 EN 0012 04 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0200-0315pm Bellas G USDiv
31005 EN 0012 05 Texts and Contexts II 3 MW 0630-0745pm Louis L
31006 EN 0012 06 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0800-0915am Dimyan R
31007 EN 0012 07 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 1230-0145pm Madden C
31008 EN 0012 08 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0330-0445pm Burlinson J
31009 EN 0012 09 Texts and Contexts II 3 MW 0500-0615pm Chesbro J
31010 EN 0012 10 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0930-1045am Cordell M
31011 EN 0012 11 Texts and Contexts II 3 MW 0500-0615pm STAFF
31012 EN 0012 12 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0200-0315pm ODriscoll S
31013 EN 0012 13 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0330-0445pm Linder M
31014 EN 0012 14 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0800-0915am Cordell M
31015 EN 0012 15 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0930-1045am Bayers P
31016 EN 0012 16 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0930-1045am Sweeney M
31017 EN 0012 17 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0330-0445pm DeStefano M
31018 EN 0012 18 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 1230-0145pm STAFF
31019 EN 0012 19 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 1100-1215pm Rose K
31020 EN 0012 20 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 1100-1215pm Moliterno F
31021 EN 0012 21 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0200-0315pm Hosten C
31022 EN 0012 22 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 1100-1215pm Hoover B
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ENGLISH (continued)
31023 EN 0012 23 Texts and Contexts II 3 MW 0500-0615pm Louis L
31024 EN 0012 24 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0330-0445pm White M USDiv
31029 EN 0012 25 Texts and Contexts II 3 TR 0500-0615pm Legere D
31069 EN 0012 26 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 1100-1215pm Bodach J SerL
31070 EN 0012 27 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0200-0315pm Marciano L
31076 EN 0012 28 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0330-0445pm Marciano L
31077 EN 0012 29 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 1230-0145pm Hoover B
31087 EN 0012 30 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 1230-0145pm Ferrara L
31102 EN 0012 31 Texts and Contexts II 3 TR 0500-0615pm Krauss J USDiv
31108 EN 0012 32 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0200-0315pm Whitaker E USDiv
31109 EN 0012 33 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 1100-1215pm Breunig L
31110 EN 0012 34 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0200-0315pm Halloran C
31111 EN 0012 35 Texts and Contexts II 3 MW 0500-0615pm STAFF
31112 EN 0012 36 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0200-0315pm Otfinoski S
31113 EN 0012 37 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0200-0315pm Krauss J USDiv
31114 EN 0012 38 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 1230-0145pm Otfinoski S
31146 EN 0012 39 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 1230-0145pm Bellas G USDiv
31202 EN 0012 40 Texts and Contexts II 3 MW 0500-0615pm Legere D
31206 EN 0012 41 Texts and Contexts II 3 MW 0500-0615pm Cordell M
31279 EN 0012 42 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 1230-0145pm Moliterno F
31495 EN 0012 43 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0930-1045am Dimyan R
31496 EN 0012 44 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 1100-1215pm Sweeney M
31765 EN 0012 45 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0200-0315pm Linder M
31766 EN 0012 46 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0800-0915am Breunig L
31767 EN 0012 47 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0800-0915am Veilleux K
32788 EN 0012 48 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 1100-1215pm Madden C
32789 EN 0012 49 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0200-0315pm Rose K
32790 EN 0012 50 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0930-1045am Sweeney M
32791 EN 0012 51 Texts and Contexts II 3 MW 0630-0745pm Legere D
32792 EN 0012 52 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0330-0445pm Hosten C
32793 EN 0012 53 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0930-1045am Breunig L
32794 EN 0012 54 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 1100-1215pm STAFF
32795 EN 0012 55 Texts and Contexts II 3 TF 0930-1045am Veilleux K
32796 EN 0012 56 Texts and Contexts II 3 MR 0800-0915am STAFF
32797 EN 0101 OL1 Intro Lit & Cultural Studies 3 Online Rajan G WDiv
31665 EN 0102 01 Intro to Contemp Wrld Lit 3 M 0630-0900pm ODriscoll S WDiv
32295 EN 0102 OL1 Intro to Contemp Wrld Lit 3 Online ODriscoll S WDiv
32798 EN 0105 01 African Diaspora:Lit & Culture 3 TF 0930-1045am Garvey J WDiv
32799 EN 0105 02 African Diaspora:Lit & Culture 3 TF 1230-0145pm Garvey J WDiv
32649 EN 0107 01 Roman Lit in Engl Translation 3 W 0630-0900pm Rosivach V
31890 EN 0111 01 International Short Fiction 3 W 0200-0430pm Pichlikova-Burke L
32800 EN 0112 01 19th C Russian Novel &Wrld Lit 3 T 0500-0730pm Pichlikova-Burke L
32801 EN 0121 01 American Lit & the Environment 3 MR 1100-1215pm Bayers P
32802 EN 0124 01 American Lit: Myths & Legends 3 MR 1100-1215pm Petrino E IRC
32803 EN 0130 01 Litr by Women:Vision&Revision 3 W 1100-0130pm Orlando E CLRC
32301 EN 0135 01 Graphic Novels: Thrills/Chills 3 TR 0630-0745pm Rajan G USDiv
32302 EN 0135 02 Graphic Novels: Thrills/Chills 3 TR 0630-0745pm Ferree C USDiv
31421 EN 0141 01 Imagining Shakespeare 3 MR 1230-0145pm Kelley S SerL, SJRC
31892 EN 0141 02 Imagining Shakespeare 3 MR 0330-0445pm Scruton J
32927 EN 0145 01 King Arthur 3 TF 1100-1215pm Epstein R
31494 EN 0161 01 Irish Literature 3 MW 0500-0615pm White M
32199 EN 0163 OL1 Lit of Illness and Healing 3 Online Rinaldi J USDiv
32928 EN 0204 01 Literary Fairy Tale Tradition 3 TF 0930-1045am Epstein R
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ENGLISH (continued)
32804 EN 0213 01 Shakespeare I 3 MR 0200-0315pm Kelley S
32805 EN 0215 01 Intro to British 18th Cent Lit 3 MR 0330-0445pm ODriscoll S
32806 EN 0264 01 African Amer Fiction 1940-Pres 3 W 1100-0130pm Garvey J USDiv
32807 EN 0311 01 Chaucers Canterbury Tales 3 TF 1230-0145pm Epstein R
32808 EN 0334 01 American Modernism 3 MR 0200-0315pm Bayers P
32320 EN 0352 01 Cultural Studies Theory 3 M 0630-0900pm Rajan G USDiv
31961 EN 0390 01 Literature Capstone 3 W 0200-0430pm Pearson N
31422 ENW 0202 01 Creative Writing: Poetry I 3 MR 0330-0445pm Halloran C
31826 ENW 0205 01 Creative Writing: Fiction I 3 W 0200-0430pm Madden C
32809 ENW 0205 02 Creative Writing: Fiction I 3 MR 1230-0145pm Bodach J
31750 ENW 0206 01 Creative Writing: Nonfiction I 3 MR 1100-1215pm Huber S CLRC
31115 ENW 0220 01 News Writing 3 TF 1100-1215pm Tullis M
31321 ENW 0221 01 News Writing II: Digital Desgn 3 MR 0930-1045am Xie L
31423 ENW 0290 01 Writing & Responding 3 MR 0200-0315pm Boquet E SerL Opt
31888 ENW 0311 01 Teaching and Writing 3 TF 0930-1045am Bowen B
31679 ENW 0317 01 Teaching and Learning Grammar 3 MR 0330-0445pm Boquet E
32310 ENW 0321 01 Big Data Storytelling 3 MR 1230-0145pm Xie L
32810 ENW 0329 01 Issues in News Writing: Sports 3 TF 1230-0145pm Tullis M
31756 ENW 0332 01 Business Writing 3 W 1100-0130pm Smith T
32811 ENW 0335 01 Technical Writing 3 W 0200-0430pm Smith T
32812 ENW 0338 01 Persuasive Writing 3 M 0630-0900pm Smith T
31318 ENW 0339 01 Grant and Proposal Writing 3 W 0200-0430pm Sobocinski T SerL, USDiv
31889 ENW 0340 01 World of Publishing 3 TF 1230-0145pm Hilts E
32493 ENW 0346 01 Internship 3 R 0630-0900pm Bowen B
31320 ENW 0397 01 Journalism Practicum 3 By Arrangement Xie L
32414 ENW 0398 01 Publishing Practicum 3 By Arrangement Davis C
31752 ENW 0399 01 Advanced Portfolio Workshop 3 TF 1100-1215pm Davis C
Independent Writing Projects (ENW 0347/0348) are available. See page 5 for details.

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see p.34)
32731 EV 0298 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Biardi J
Independent Studies (EV 0399) are available. See page 5 for details.

FILM, TELEVISION, AND MEDIA ARTS
31740 FTM 0010 01 Introduction to Film Studies 3 MR 1100-1215pm Parkin R
T 0500-0730pm
31741 FTM 0011 01 Intro Film & Video Production 3 W 0300-0530pm Parkin R
32893 FTM 0011 02 Intro Film & Video Production 3 W 1100-0130pm Parkin R
31742 FTM 0090 01 Production Practicum in FTM 1 By Arrangement Brooks P
31743 FTM 0102 01 American Tele: Hist & Analysis 3 R 0200-0455pm Lerner D
31975 FTM 0104 01 Documentary Cinema 3 T 0200-0455pm Lerner D
31744 FTM 0130 01 Nonlinear Editing for Film &TV 3 T 0200-0430pm Brooks P CLRC
32894 FTM 0207F 01 Film Genres: Horror 3 W 0500-0830pm Lerner D
32980 FTM 0231 01 Documentary & Exper Film Prod 3 R 1100-0130pm Brooks P
32895 FTM 0234 01 Directing for Film and TV 3 R 0200-0430pm Parkin R
32360 FTM 0235 01 Digital Motion Graphics 3 W 0630-0900pm Harovas P
32896 FTM 0236 01 Digital Audio Workstation 3 TF 1100-1215pm Cooney M
32897 FTM 0310 01 Capstone Seminar I 3 W 0200-0430pm Brooks P
31745 FTM 0311 01 Capstone Seminar II 3 W 1100-0130pm Brooks P
Internships (FTM 0306) and Independent Studies (FTM 0305) are available. See page 5 for details.

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FRENCH
31285 FR 0111 01 Elementary French II 3 TWF 0800-0850am Erotopoulos Z
31344 FR 0111 02 Elementary French II 3 TF 0930-1020am Erotopoulos Z
W 0900-0950am
31411 FR 0111 03 Elementary French II 3 TF 1230-0120pm Boyce M
W 0100-0150pm
31987 FR 0111 04 Elementary French II 3 TF 0200-0250pm Boyce M
W 0300-0350pm
32774 FR 0111 05 Elementary French II 3 MWR 0400-0450pm Mairech R
31286 FR 0211 01 Intermediate French II 3 TWF 1100-1150am Erotopoulos Z
31287 FR 0211 02 Intermediate French II 3 MR 0930-1020am Goldfield J
W 0900-0950am
31288 FR 0211 03 Intermediate French II 3 MWR 0200-0250pm Goldfield J
31942 FR 0220 01 Topics in Language and Culture 3 TF 1230-0145pm Erotopoulos Z
32323 FR 0399 01 Capstone Seminar 3 MR 1100-1215pm Goldfield J

GERMAN
31280 GM 0111 01 Elementary German II 3 TF 0930-1020am Wilkinson E
W 0900-0950am
31281 GM 0211 01 Intermediate German II 3 TWF 0800-0850am Wilkinson E
32775 GM 0220 01 Topics in Language and Culture 3 TF 1100-1215pm Wilkinson E
32776 GM 0399 01 Capstone Seminar 3 MR 1100-1215pm Goldfield J

GRAPHIC DESIGN
32898 GD 0202 01 Graphic Design II 3 W 0200-0430pm Bachner C

GREEK
31413 GR 0210 01 Intermediate Greek Readings I 3 MR 0930-1045am Rosivach V

HEALTH STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses. See page 34-35.)
32153 HS 0399 01 Health Studies Capstone 3 W 0800-1030am Walker B Group, SerL
32814 HS 0399 02 Health Studies Capstone 3 W 1100-0130pm Walker B Independent

HEBREW
32847 HE 0111 01 Elementary Hebrew II 3 TR 0200-0315pm Lerner J

HISTORY
31596 HI 0010 01 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 MR 1100-1215pm Lawrence A
31597 HI 0010 02 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 MW 0630-0745pm Rutter N
31598 HI 0010 03 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 MR 0930-1020am Rosenfeld G
W 0900-0950am
31600 HI 0010 05 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 MR 0800-0915am Palmer L
31601 HI 0010 06 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 TF 0930-1020am Abbott W
W 0900-0950am
31602 HI 0010 07 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 MR 1230-0120pm Behre P
W 1200-1250pm
31603 HI 0010 08 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 MW 0500-0615pm Marsans-Sakly S
31604 HI 0010 09 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 TF 0800-0915am McFadden D IRC
31605 HI 0010 10 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 M 0630-0900pm Behre P
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HISTORY (continued)
31606 HI 0010 11 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 TF 0200-0315pm McFadden D
31832 HI 0010 13 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 TF 0800-0915am Purushotham S
31986 HI 0010 14 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 MR 0200-0315pm Lawrence A
32021 HI 0010 15 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 TF 1100-1215pm Li D
32875 HI 0010 16 Origins of Mod Wrld Since 1500 3 TF 0930-1045am Li D
31757 HI 0202 01 Health & Healing in America 3 MR 0930-1045am Palmer L
32280 HI 0210 01 The Third Reich 3 MR 1230-0145pm Rosenfeld G
32876 HI 0216 01 Rise of the British Empire 3 TWF 1100-1150am Abbott W
32877 HI 0230 01 Early Modern France 3 MR 1100-1215pm Behre P
32878 HI 0230 02 Early Modern France 3 MR 0200-0315pm Behre P
32879 HI 0245 01 Feminism in the United States 3 TF 1230-0145pm Hohl E USDiv
32880 HI 0245 02 Feminism in the United States 3 TF 0200-0315pm Hohl E USDiv
32881 HI 0257 01 Who Built America? 3 MR 1230-0145pm Bucki C USDiv
32882 HI 0257 02 Who Built America? 3 MR 0200-0315pm Bucki C SJRC, USDiv
31335 HI 0263 01 Inv Themselves: Af-Am Women 3 R 0500-0730pm Hohl E USDiv
31988 HI 0263 02 Inv Themselves: Af-Am Women 3 W 0200-0430pm Hohl E USDiv
32338 HI 0265 01 Hist of Indian Subcontinent 3 TF 1230-0145pm Purushotham S WDiv
32339 HI 0265 02 Hist of Indian Subcontinent 3 TF 1100-1215pm Purushotham S WDiv
31759 HI 0270 01 Hist/Globl Humanitarian Action 3 TF 0930-1045am McFadden D IRC, WDiv
32883 HI 0273 01 Centrl&Eastrn Europe Since1945 3 W 1100-0130pm Pichlikova-Burke L
32884 HI 0280 01 The West and the Middle East 3 MR 0930-1045am Marsans-Sakly S WDiv
32885 HI 0280 02 The West and the Middle East 3 MR 1100-1215pm Marsans-Sakly S WDiv
31758 HI 0285 01 Modern China: 1800 to Present 3 TF 0200-0315pm Li D WDiv
32886 HI 0303 01 What If?AltHist&HistoricalImag 3 W 1100-0130pm Rosenfeld G
32887 HI 0323 01 England:Reformation to Revltn 3 TF 1230-0145pm Abbott W
32888 HI 0331 01 Amer Rev and the New Nation 3 W 0200-0430pm Lawrence A
32579 HI 0395 01 Internship 1 By Arrangement Bucki C

HONORS
31124 HR 0101 01 Minds and Bodies 4 TF 0900-1040am Byun S
31125 HR 0101 02 Minds and Bodies 4 MR 0330-0510pm Gudelunas D
31046 HR 0201 01 Non-West Culture:Islamic Persp 3 MR 1230-0145pm Nguyen M WDiv
31134 HR 0202 01 Honors Seminar: Spain Today 3 TF 1100-1215pm Johnson J
31135 HR 0202 02 Honors Seminar: Econ of Sports 3 TR 0500-0615pm Murray T
31314 HR 0202 03 Honors Sem: Fall/Roman Empire 3 MR 0330-0445pm Ruffini G
31136 HR 0300 01 Interdisc Inq: Intl Migration 3 MR 0200-0315pm Jones T

HUMANITARIAN ACTION (For a complete listing of courses, see page 35.)
32914 HA 0298 01 Humanitarian Action Internship 3 By Arrangement Mughal J
32869 HA 0300 01 Humanitarian Action Capstone 3 By Arrangement Leatherman J
32870 HA 0300 02 Humanitarian Action Capstone 3 By Arrangement McFadden D

HUMANITIES
32480 HU 0301 01 Humanities Institute Seminar 3 TF 0330-0445pm Davidson R By Permission

INTERDISCIPLINARY
32970 ID 0153 01 Healthcare in Cuba 4 W 0500-0730pm Aksan A WDiv

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INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see page 35-36.)

31277 IL 0050 01 People, Places & Global Issues 3 MR 1100-1215pm Jones T WDiv
31347 IL 0051 01 Intl Rels: Theories&Challenges 3 TF 0200-0315pm Garcia Iommi L
31278 IL 0052 01 Culture and Political Economy 3 TF 0930-1045am Crawford D
32785 IL 0152 01 International Human Rights 3 TF 1230-0145pm Leatherman J SerL, SJRC
32456 IL 0298 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Deeg-Carlin A
31078 IL 0300 01 Senior Capstone Seminar 3 M 0800-1030am Franceschi D
31093 IL 0300 02 Senior Capstone Seminar 3 W 1100-0130pm Leatherman J

IRISH STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see page 36.)
32969 IRI 0111 01 Intro to Irish Language II 3 MW 0630-0745pm Feeney J

ITALIAN
31770 IT 0111 01 Elementary Italian II 3 TF 1230-0120pm Diaz S
W 0100-0150pm
31771 IT 0111 02 Elementary Italian II 3 MWR 0200-0250pm Eliasoph Y
31772 IT 0111 03 Elementary Italian II 3 MWR 0400-0450pm Eliasoph Y
31773 IT 0111 04 Elementary Italian II 3 TF 0200-0250pm Christopher F
W 0300-0350pm
31774 IT 0111 05 Elementary Italian II 3 MR 1100-1150am Carolan M
W 1000-1050am
32777 IT 0111 06 Elementary Italian II 3 MR 1230-0120pm Carolan M
W 1200-1250pm
31289 IT 0211 01 Intermediate Italian II 3 MWR 0800-0850am STAFF
31290 IT 0211 02 Intermediate Italian II 3 MR 0930-1020am STAFF
W 0900-0950am
31291 IT 0211 03 Intermediate Italian II 3 TWF 0800-0850am Diaz S
31412 IT 0211 04 Intermediate Italian II 3 TF 0930-1020am Diaz S
W 0900-0950am
32778 IT 0211 05 Intermediate Italian II 3 TWF 1100-1150am Diaz S
32779 IT 0255 01 The Novella 3 MR 0930-1045am Carolan M
32504 IT 0377 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Diaz S
32326 IT 0399 01 Capstone Seminar 3 MR 1100-1215pm Goldfield J

ITALIAN STUDIES (See page 36.)

JAPANESE
31292 JA 0111 01 Elementary Japanese II 3 MWR 0400-0450pm Avery K
31293 JA 0211 01 Intermediate Japanese II 3 MR 0200-0315pm Avery K

JUDAIC STUDIES (See page 36.)

LATIN
31330 LA 0211 01 Readings in Latin II: Catullus 3 MR 1100-1215pm Rosivach V
32650 LA 0211 02 Readings in Latin II: Sallust 3 MR 1230-0145pm Rosivach V

LATIN AMERICAN & CARIBBEAN STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see p. 36-37.)
31187 LAC 0300 01 Justice and the Dev World 4 R 0500-0730pm Vasquez Mazariegos W WDiv

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MATHEMATICS
32915 MA 0011 01 Precalculus 3 TF 0930-1020am Cunningham P
W 0900-0950am
32916 MA 0015 01 Mathematics: An Exploration 3 TF 1100-1215pm Duckett M
32917 MA 0016 01 Concepts of Calculus 3 TF 1230-0120pm Ryan D
W 0100-0150pm
32918 MA 0016 02 Concepts of Calculus 3 TR 0500-0615pm Grant M
32919 MA 0016 03 Concepts of Calculus 3 MW 0500-0615pm Grant M
32920 MA 0016 04 Concepts of Calculus 3 MR 0330-0445pm STAFF
32921 MA 0016 05 Concepts of Calculus 3 MW 0630-0745pm Carroll L
32922 MA 0016 06 Concepts of Calculus 3 MR 0200-0315pm STAFF
31315 MA 0017 01 Intro Probability & Statistics 3 MR 0200-0315pm Duckett M
31562 MA 0017 02 Intro Probability & Statistics 3 TF 1230-0145pm Duckett M
31563 MA 0017 03 Intro Probability & Statistics 3 TR 0500-0615pm STAFF
31564 MA 0017 04 Intro Probability & Statistics 3 MR 1230-0145pm STAFF
32458 MA 0017 05 Intro Probability & Statistics 3 MR 0330-0445pm Whiteman J
31565 MA 0119 01 Applied Calculus I 3 TWF 1100-1150am Cunningham P
31566 MA 0119 02 Applied Calculus I 3 MR 1230-0145pm Duckett M
31904 MA 0119 03 Applied Calculus I 3 MR 0200-0315pm Giegengack E
32256 MA 0119 04 Applied Calculus I 3 MR 0930-1020am Giustozzi J
W 0900-0950am
31725 MA 0120 01 Applied Calculus II 3 TWF 1100-1150am Weiss J
31726 MA 0120 02 Applied Calculus II 3 TF 1230-0120pm Weiss J
W 0100-0150pm
31727 MA 0120 03 Applied Calculus II 3 TF 0930-1020am Baginski P
W 0900-0950am
32923 MA 0120 04 Applied Calculus II 3 TR 0500-0615pm Joannon-Bellows F
31560 MA 0146 01 Calculus II (Chem/Engr/Phys) 4 MR 1230-0145pm Sawin S
W 1200-1250pm
31561 MA 0146 02 Calculus II (Chem/Engr/Phys) 4 MR 1100-1215pm Sawin S
W 1000-1050am
32257 MA 0146 03 Calculus II (Chem/Engr/Phys) 4 TF 0200-0315pm Ryan D
W 0300-0350pm
31030 MA 0172 01 Calculus II 4 MR 1230-0120pm Bernhardt C
W 1200-1250pm
31316 MA 0172 02 Calculus II 4 MR 0930-1045am Fine B
W 0900-0950am
31031 MA 0211 01 Applied Matrix Theory 3 TF 1230-0120pm Baginski P
W 0100-0150pm
31157 MA 0217 01 Accelerated Statistics 3 TWF 0800-0850am McSweeney L
31203 MA 0217 02 Accelerated Statistics 3 TF 0930-1020am McSweeney L
W 0900-0950am
31258 MA 0217 03 Accelerated Statistics 3 MWR 0200-0250pm Sawin S
31298 MA 0217 04 Accelerated Statistics 3 MR 0800-0915am Cron J
31300 MA 0217 05 Accelerated Statistics 3 MR 0930-1045am Cron J
31301 MA 0217 06 Accelerated Statistics 3 MR 0800-0915am Danaher R
31728 MA 0217 07 Accelerated Statistics 3 MR 0330-0445pm Danaher R
31729 MA 0217 08 Accelerated Statistics 3 TF 1100-1215pm Hashemiyeh S
31730 MA 0217 09 Accelerated Statistics 3 TF 1230-0145pm Hashemiyeh S
31831 MA 0217 10 Accelerated Statistics 3 MR 0330-0445pm Kapoor N
31905 MA 0217 11 Accelerated Statistics 3 TF 0200-0315pm Lalani R
32022 MA 0217 12 Accelerated Statistics 3 MR 0330-0445pm Manning C
32258 MA 0217 13 Accelerated Statistics 3 MR 0930-1045am Mis F
31731 MA 0231 01 Discrete Mathematics 3 TWF 1100-1150am Dennin J
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MATHEMATICS (continued)
32452 MA 0231 02 Discrete Mathematics 3 MR 1230-0120pm Mulvey I
W 1200-1250pm
31032 MA 0235 01 Linear Algebra 3 MR 1230-0120pm Rafalski S
W 1200-1250pm
31033 MA 0235 02 Linear Algebra 3 TF 0930-1020am Weiss J
W 0900-0950am
32259 MA 0251 01 Ordinary Differentl Equations 3 MR 1100-1150am Fine B
W 1000-1050am
32260 MA 0251 02 Ordinary Differentl Equations 3 TF 1230-0145pm Wakin S
32924 MA 0251 03 Ordinary Differentl Equations 3 TF 1100-1215pm Wakin S
31567 MA 0300 01 Topics in Discrete Mathematics 3 TWF 1100-1150am Striuli J
31208 MA 0332 01 Partial Differential Equations 3 MWR 0800-0850am Fine B
31424 MA 0342 01 Theory of Computation 3 MWR 0200-0250pm Bernhardt C
31034 MA 0352 01 Mathematical Statistics 3 TWF 1100-1150am McSweeney L
31339 MA 0354 01 Actuarial Problem Solving 1 W 0100-0150pm McSweeney L
32925 MA 0373 01 Complex Analysis 3 MW 0500-0615pm Rafalski S
32926 MA 0385 01 Point Set Topology 3 MR 1100-1150am Mulvey I
W 1000-1050am
31035 MA 0391 01 Honors Seminar II 3 TF 0930-1020am Striuli J
W 0900-0950am
Note: Students who have received credit for MA 119-120 or MA 145-146 may not take MA 171-172 for credit.

MUSIC
31103 MU 0101 01 The History of Jazz 3 MR 0930-1045am Torff B USDiv
32899 MU 0101 02 The History of Jazz 3 MR 1100-1215pm Torff B USDiv
32979 MU 0101 03 The History of Jazz 3 W 0500-0730pm Fumasoli J USDiv
32900 MU 0102 01 History & Development of Rock 3 MR 0200-0315pm Torff B USDiv
31207 MU 0104 01 History of Music: 1700-1964 3 TF 1230-0145pm Murchie A
31739 MU 0104 02 History of Music: 1700-1964 3 MR 1100-1215pm Ciavaglia M
32361 MU 0104 03 History of Music: 1700-1964 3 TF 1100-1215pm Murchie A
32901 MU 0156 01 Intro to Music Technology 3 TF 1230-0145pm Cooney M
32902 MU 0201 01 Hip-Hop and Its Antecedants 3 TF 1230-0145pm Nash L USDiv
32903 MU 0202 01 Digital Audio Workstation 3 TF 1100-1215pm Cooney M
32978 MU 0244 01 Music of the 20th Century 3 MR 0930-1045am Ciavaglia M SJRC
31117 MU 0250 01 Music Theory & Composition II 3 TF 1100-1215pm Nash L
31167 MU 0255 01 University Symphony Orchestra 1 MW 0730-0900pm Grauer J
31084 MU 0256 01 Jazz Ensemble 1 T 0500-0630pm Torff B
32565 MU 0305 01 Internship 1 By Arrangement Nash L
31313 MU 0311 01 Senior Capstone Project 3 By Arrangement Nash L
Independent Studies (MU 0300/0301) are available. See page 5 for details.

PEACE AND JUSTICE STUDIES (See page 37-38.)

PHILOSOPHY
31568 PH 0101 01 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MR 1230-0145pm Brill S
31569 PH 0101 02 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MR 0200-0315pm Brill S
31570 PH 0101 03 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MR 0930-1045am Peduti D
31571 PH 0101 04 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MR 1100-1215pm Peduti D IRC
31572 PH 0101 05 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MW 0500-0615pm Alcorn J
31573 PH 0101 06 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MW 0630-0745pm Alcorn J
31574 PH 0101 07 Introduction to Philosophy 3 TF 1230-0145pm Drake R
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PHILOSOPHY (continued)
31575 PH 0101 08 Introduction to Philosophy 3 TF 0200-0315pm Drake R
31576 PH 0101 09 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MR 1100-1215pm Keenan D
31577 PH 0101 10 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MR 0330-0445pm Keenan D
31578 PH 0101 11 Introduction to Philosophy 3 TF 1230-0145pm Svoboda T
31579 PH 0101 12 Introduction to Philosophy 3 TF 1100-1215pm Bayne S
31580 PH 0101 13 Introduction to Philosophy 3 TF 1230-0120pm Di Summa Knoop L
W 0100-0150pm
31582 PH 0101 15 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MR 0200-0315pm Smith J
31583 PH 0101 16 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MR 0330-0445pm Smith J
31584 PH 0101 17 Introduction to Philosophy 3 TR 0500-0615pm Smith J
32701 PH 0101 18 Introduction to Philosophy 3 TF 0330-0445pm Corcoran P
32702 PH 0101 19 Introduction to Philosophy 3 TR 0500-0615pm Corcoran P
32703 PH 0101 20 Introduction to Philosophy 3 MR 1230-0145pm Weekes A
31585 PH 0200 01 Ancient Philosophy 3 TF 0930-1045am Davenport D
31586 PH 0200 02 Ancient Philosophy 3 TF 1100-1215pm Davenport D
31587 PH 0202 01 Modern Philosophy 3 TF 1230-0145pm Bayne S
32179 PH 0202 OL1 Modern Philosophy 3 Online Bayne S
32180 PH 0204 01 20th Century Philosophy 3 T 0500-0730pm Lew G
32181 PH 0204 02 20th Century Philosophy 3 F 0200-0430pm Lew G
32704 PH 0206 01 Persp/Women in Classical Lit 3 MR 1100-1215pm Brill S
31588 PH 0209 01 Existentialism 3 MW 0500-0615pm Stambovsky P
31589 PH 0209 02 Existentialism 3 MW 0630-0745pm Stambovsky P
32706 PH 0210 01 Phenomenology 3 MR 0200-0315pm Peduti D
31590 PH 0215 01 Philosophy of Science 3 MR 1230-0145pm Guindon E
31591 PH 0215 02 Philosophy of Science 3 MR 0930-1045am Guindon E
32183 PH 0240 01 Intro to Asian Philosophies 3 TF 0200-0315pm Rodrigues U WDiv
32184 PH 0240 02 Intro to Asian Philosophies 3 TF 0330-0445pm Rodrigues U WDiv
31592 PH 0250 01 Ethical Theory 3 MR 0330-0445pm Naser C
31593 PH 0250 02 Ethical Theory 3 T 0500-0730pm Svoboda T
31594 PH 0260 01 Social & Political Philosophy 3 TF 0930-1045am Fernandez J
31595 PH 0260 02 Social & Political Philosophy 3 TF 0800-0915am Fernandez J
32707 PH 0270 01 Aesthetics 3 TR 0630-0745pm Smith J
32185 PH 0272 01 Philosophy of Film 3 W 0200-0430pm Di Summa Knoop L
32737 PH 0299C 01 Topics: Thomistic Metaphysics 3 W 1100-0130pm Long R
32708 PH 0314 01 Nietzsche 3 TF 1100-1215pm Drake R
32187 PH 0317 01 Heidegger 3 MR 0930-1045am Keenan D

PHYSICS
31420 PS 0071 01 Physics of Light and Color 3 MR 0930-1045am Xu M
32407 PS 0078 OL1 The Nature of the Universe 3 Online Kuhn J
31249 PS 0087 01 Fundamentals of Astronomy 3 MR 1230-0145pm Norvell B
31260 PS 0087 02 Fundamentals of Astronomy 3 MR 0200-0315pm Norvell B
32976 PS 0087 OL1 Fundamentals of Astronomy 3 Online Heiden D
32827 PS 0093 01 Energy and Environment 3 MR 0200-0315pm Winn D
32828 PS 0115 01 General Physics I 3 MR 0930-1045am Das B
W 0900-0950am
32829 PS 0116 01 General Physics II 3 TF 1100-1215pm Biselli A
W 1100-1150am
32830 PS 0116 02 General Physics II 3 MR 1230-0145pm Xu M
W 1200-1250pm
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PHYSICS (continued)
32831 PS 0116 03 General Physics II 3 TF 0200-0315pm Cordery R
W 0300-0350pm
32832 PS 0116 04 General Physics II 3 TR 0500-0640pm Dlugos D
32833 PS 0116 05 General Physics II 3 MR 0800-0915am Stott J
W 0800-0850am
32834 PS 0116 06 General Physics II 3 TF 0930-1045am Stott J
W 0900-0950am
32835 PS 0116 07 General Physics II 3 MR 1100-1215pm Das B
W 1000-1050am
32836 PS 0116L 01 General Physics II Lab 1 M 0200-0430pm Xu M
32837 PS 0116L 02 General Physics II Lab 1 T 0200-0430pm Winn D
32838 PS 0116L 03 General Physics II Lab 1 W 0200-0430pm Das B
32839 PS 0116L 04 General Physics II Lab 1 W 0600-0830pm Cordery R
32840 PS 0116L 05 General Physics II Lab 1 F 0330-0600pm Kuhn J
32841 PS 0116L 06 General Physics II Lab 1 R 0200-0430pm Das B
32842 PS 0116L 07 General Physics II Lab 1 T 0600-0830pm Cordery R
31746 PS 0204L 01 Mod Experimental Methods Lab 2 M 0930-1200pm Winn D
32843 PS 0226 01 Classical Mechanics 3 TF 0800-0915am Biselli A
32844 PS 0255 01 Introduction to Astrophysics 3 TF 1230-0145pm Stott J
Independent Studies (PS 0399) are available. See page 5 for details.

POLITICS
31038 PO 0011 01 Intro to American Politics 3 MR 1100-1215pm Alphonso G SerL
31039 PO 0011 02 Intro to American Politics 3 MR 0930-1045am Alberda G
32857 PO 0011 03 Intro to American Politics 3 TF 0930-1045am Downie D
31040 PO 0012 01 Intro to Comparative Politics 3 TF 1100-1215pm Patton M WDiv
31074 PO 0014 01 Intro to Political Theory 3 MR 0330-0445pm Cassidy K
32858 PO 0118 01 American Political Thought 3 MR 0930-1045am Cassidy K
31684 PO 0130 01 Intl Rels: Theories&Challenges 3 TF 0200-0315pm Garcia Iommi L
32859 PO 0133 01 United States Foreign Policy 3 TF 1230-0145pm Garcia Iommi L
32860 PO 0142 01 Latin American Politics 3 T 1100-1215pm Garcia Iommi L Hybrid, IRC,
WDiv
32861 PO 0147 01 N Ireland: Pol of War & Peace 3 MR 0200-0315pm Cassidy K
32862 PO 0149 01 Third World: Common Fate? 3 TF 0930-1045am Patton M WDiv
31259 PO 0153 01 Politics, Race,Class & Gender 3 MR 1230-0145pm Boryczka J CLRC, USDiv
32863 PO 0169 01 US Environ Politics & Policy 3 W 0630-0900pm Downie D
31952 PO 0170 01 Battle Over Fam Values/AmerPol 3 M 0630-0900pm Alphonso G
32864 PO 0190E 01 Spec Topics: Turkey: A Nation 3 T 0500-0730pm Patton M
32865 PO 0190F 01 Topics: State & Local Politics 3 MR 0330-0445pm Alberda G
32866 PO 0190G 01 Topics: Sem/Globl Environ Poli 3 W 0200-0430pm Downie D
32867 PO 0220 01 Seminar on Feminist Theory 3 MR 0200-0315pm Boryczka J USDiv
32476 PO 0298 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Cassidy E
32868 PO 0390 01 Politics Sem: Intl Hum Rights 3 TF 1230-0145pm Leatherman J SerL

PORTUGUESE
31327 PG 0111 01 Elem Brazilian Portuguese II 3 MWR 0630-0720pm DePaula F
31333 PG 0211 01 Interm Brazilian Portuguese II 3 MR 1230-0145pm Farrell M

PSYCHOLOGY
31042 PY 0101 01 General Psychology 3 MR 1100-1215pm Andreychik M
31043 PY 0101 02 General Psychology 3 MW 0500-0615pm Creane M
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PSYCHOLOGY (continued)
31893 PY 0101 03 General Psychology 3 MR 0800-0915am Claydon J
31921 PY 0101 04 General Psychology 3 TF 0200-0250pm Rakowitz S
W 0300-0350pm
32974 PY 0101 OL1 General Psychology 3 Online Primavera J
31780 PY 0111 01 Dev Psychology for Non-Majors 3 TR 0630-0745pm Amico M
31781 PY 0111 02 Dev Psychology for Non-Majors 3 TR 0630-0745pm Creane M
31792 PY 0122 01 Psychology and the Law 3 W 0200-0430pm Braginsky D
32975 PY 0131 OL1 Abnormal Psych for Non-Majors 3 Online McClure M
31793 PY 0201 01 Statistics for Life Sciences 4 MR 1230-0120pm Salafia W
W 1200-1250pm
31796 PY 0201 02 Statistics for Life Sciences 4 MR 1100-1150am Henkel L
W 1000-1050am
31794 PY 0201L 01A Statistics Lab 0 T 1000-1200pm Salafia W
31795 PY 0201L 01B Statistics Lab 0 T 0200-0400pm Salafia W
31797 PY 0201L 02A Statistics Lab 0 W 1130-0130pm Henkel L
31798 PY 0201L 02B Statistics Lab 0 W 0200-0400pm Henkel L
31782 PY 0202 01 Research Methods in Psychology 4 TF 0900-1040am Rakowitz S
31783 PY 0202 02 Research Methods in Psychology 4 MR 0330-0510pm Salafia W
31784 PY 0202 03 Research Methods in Psychology 4 MR 0330-0510pm Andreychik M
31799 PY 0211 01 Developt Psychology for Majors 3 MR 0330-0445pm Creane M
31894 PY 0212 01 Dev Psych for Majors with Lab 4 TF 0930-1215pm Primavera J SerL, USDiv
31785 PY 0221 01 Social Psychology 3 TF 1230-0145pm Braginsky D
32732 PY 0222 01 Stereotyp,Prejudice,Discrmintn 3 MR 0200-0315pm Andreychik M
31800 PY 0231 01 Abnormal Psychology for Majors 3 TF 1100-1215pm McClure M
31801 PY 0234 01 Theories in Psychotherapy 3 MW 0800-0915pm Elias D
32220 PY 0236 01 Human Neuropsychology 3 TF 0930-1045am McClure M
31786 PY 0251 01 Cognitive Psychology 3 MR 0200-0315pm Henkel L
31802 PY 0252 01 Lrng & Applied Behavior Anslys 3 MR 0930-1045am Salafia W
31097 PY 0261 01 Biological Bases of Behavior 3 MR 0930-1045am Harding S
31168 PY 0261 02 Biological Bases of Behavior 3 MR 1230-0145pm Harding S
32733 PY 0281C 01 Spec Topics: Adult Dev & Aging 3 TR 0500-0615pm Creane M
31787 PY 0291 DB Internship/Teaching of Psych 3 By Arrangement Braginsky D
31788 PY 0291 JP Internship/Teaching of Psych 3 By Arrangement Primavera J
31789 PY 0291 LH Internship/Teaching of Psych 3 By Arrangement Henkel L
32222 PY 0291 MM Internship/Teaching of Psych 3 By Arrangement McClure M
31790 PY 0291 RS Internship/Teaching of Psych 3 By Arrangement Salafia W
32435 PY 0291 SH Internship/Teaching of Psych 3 By Arrangement Harding S
31791 PY 0295 01 Supervised Research 3 W 0630-0900pm Henkel L
32734 PY 0331 01 Abnormal Child Psyc Sr Seminar 3 W 1100-0130pm Primavera J
32223 PY 0332 01 Issues in Womens Mental Hlth 3 W 1100-0130pm McClure M
32735 PY 0392 01 Internship in Applied Psych 3 W 0630-0900pm Braginsky D
32736 PY 0395 01 Independent Research 4 W 0630-0900pm Henkel L

RELIGIOUS STUDIES
32709 RS 0101A 01 ER: Religion & Critical Mind 3 TF 1230-0145pm Morse E
31608 RS 0101C 01 ER:CommonQuestionsTradResponse 3 MWR 0800-0850am Slotemaker J
31609 RS 0101C 02 ER:CommonQuestionsTradResponse 3 MR 0930-1020am Slotemaker J
W 0900-0950am
32712 RS 0101C 03 ER:CommonQuestionsTradResponse 3 TR 0500-0615pm Ross S
32713 RS 0101C 04 ER:CommonQuestionsTradResponse 3 TR 0630-0745pm Ross S
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RELIGIOUS STUDIES (continued)

32872 RS 0101C 05 ER:CommonQuestionsTradResponse 3 TF 0800-0915am Cosacchi D
32873 RS 0101C 06 ER:CommonQuestionsTradResponse 3 TF 0930-1045am Cosacchi D SJRC
31611 RS 0101D 01 ER:Religion in Comparative Key 3 MR 0930-1020am Thiel J
W 0900-0950am
31612 RS 0101D 02 ER:Religion in Comparative Key 3 MR 1230-0120pm Thiel J
W 1200-1250pm
31613 RS 0101D 03 ER:Religion in Comparative Key 3 MWR 0200-0250pm Thiel J
31614 RS 0101D 04 ER:Religion in Comparative Key 3 TWF 0800-0850am Hannafey F
31615 RS 0101D 05 ER:Religion in Comparative Key 3 TF 0930-1020am Hannafey F
W 0900-0950am
31862 RS 0101D 06 ER:Religion in Comparative Key 3 R 0500-0615pm Ranstrom E Hybrid
32714 RS 0101D 07 ER:Religion in Comparative Key 3 R 0630-0745pm Ranstrom E Hybrid
31865 RS 0101E 01 ER: Peo of the Book,SacredTxts 3 MW 0630-0745pm Schmidt T
31866 RS 0101E 02 ER: Peo of the Book,SacredTxts 3 MW 0800-0915pm Schmidt T
32412 RS 0101E OL1 ER: Peo of the Book,SacredTxts 3 Online Sabella J
32715 RS 0201 01 Hebrew Bible/Old Testament 3 TF 1100-1215pm Gaines J
32716 RS 0201 02 Hebrew Bible/Old Testament 3 TF 1230-0145pm Gaines J
31616 RS 0209 01 Jewish Interpret of Scripture 3 TF 1230-0145pm Prosnit J
32826 RS 0218 01 Faith After the Holocaust 3 MW 0500-0615pm STAFF
32717 RS 0231 01 The Problem of God 3 TF 0930-1045am Thiel J
32318 RS 0240 01 The Medieval Church 3 MR 0200-0315pm STAFF
31273 RS 0244 01 Finding God in All Things 3 MR 1100-1215pm STAFF
32718 RS 0245 01 The Reformation Era 3 MR 1230-0145pm Slotemaker J
32719 RS 0245 02 The Reformation Era 3 T 0500-0730pm Spollett D
32720 RS 0248 01 Catholic Intellectual Tradtn 3 MR 0200-0315pm Lakeland P
32721 RS 0248 02 Catholic Intellectual Tradtn 3 TF 0200-0315pm Lakeland P
31868 RS 0252 01 Contemporary Moral Problems 3 TF 0200-0315pm Hannafey F
32722 RS 0252 02 Contemporary Moral Problems 3 MW 0500-0615pm McGinley D
32200 RS 0252 OL1 Contemporary Moral Problems 3 Online Cintron C
31724 RS 0257 01 Christian Spirituality 3 MR 1100-1215pm Sauers E
32196 RS 0276 01 Islamic Theology 3 MR 0800-0915am Nguyen M
32197 RS 0276 02 Islamic Theology 3 MR 0930-1045am Nguyen M
32723 RS 0280 01 Hinduism 3 MR 1100-1215pm Davidson R WDiv
32724 RS 0299C 01 Topics: Trad & Spirit of Place 3 TF 1100-1215pm Lakeland P IRC

RUSSIAN
31294 RU 0111 01 Elementary Russian II 3 MR 0930-1020am Syssoeva E
W 0900-0950am
31295 RU 0211 01 Intermediate Russian II 3 MR 1100-1150am Syssoeva E
W 1000-1050am

RUSSIAN, EAST EUROPEAN & CENTRAL ASIAN STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see p. 38)
32292 RES 0310 01 Capstone Sem: Current Topics 3 By Arrangement McFadden D

SOCIOLOGY
31047 SO 0011 01 Introduction to Sociology 3 TF 0930-1045am Quartey B
31150 SO 0011 02 Introduction to Sociology 3 TF 1100-1215pm Quartey B
31416 SO 0011 03 Introduction to Sociology 3 M 0800-0915pm Mielants E Hybrid
32010 SO 0011 04 Introduction to Sociology 3 W 1100-0130pm Rodrigues R
32662 SO 0112 01 American Society 3 T 0500-0730pm Schlichting K SerL, USDiv
32663 SO 0142 01 Sociology of the Family 3 TF 1230-0145pm Delfino P
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SOCIOLOGY (continued)
31169 SO 0162 01 Race,Gender & Ethnic Relations 3 MR 1230-0145pm Brunn-Bevel R USDiv
31700 SO 0162 02 Race,Gender & Ethnic Relations 3 MR 0330-0445pm Brunn-Bevel R SJRC, USDiv
32664 SO 0165 01 Race, Cities, and Poverty 3 W 0200-0430pm Schlichting K USDiv
32146 SO 0166 01 Feminism,Gender&EverydayLife 3 TF 0200-0315pm Delfino P
32665 SO 0169 01 Women: Work and Sport 3 MR 0200-0315pm Rodrigues R USDiv
31701 SO 0171 01 Criminology 3 MR 1100-1215pm Rodrigues R
31234 SO 0175 01 Sociology of Law 3 MR 0930-1045am Rodrigues R
32666 SO 0189 01 Sociology of Europe 3 MW 0500-0615pm Mielants E
31871 SO 0193 01 History of Social Welfare 3 W 1100-0130pm Oliver K
32150 SO 0194 01 Sociology of Education 3 F 0200-0430pm Brunn-Bevel R USDiv
31071 SO 0222 01 Methods of Research Design 4 MR 1230-0120pm Schlichting K
W 1200-1250pm
32151 SO 0229 01 Contemporary Social Theory 3 MW 0630-0745pm Mielants E
31048 SO 0398 01 Field Work Placement 3 By Arrangement Rodrigues R
Independent Research (SO 0399) is available. See page 5 for details.

SPANISH
32327 SP 0110 01 Elementary Spanish I 3 TWF 0400-0450pm Gizzi S
31962 SP 0111 01 Elementary Spanish II 3 TWF 0800-0850am Harshfield L
31963 SP 0111 02 Elementary Spanish II 3 TF 0930-1020am Harshfield L
W 0900-0950am
31964 SP 0111 03 Elementary Spanish II 3 TWF 0800-0850am Morabito P
31965 SP 0111 04 Elementary Spanish II 3 TF 0930-1020am Morabito P
W 0900-0950am
31966 SP 0111 05 Elementary Spanish II 3 MWR 0400-0450pm Zuniga A
31967 SP 0111 06 Elementary Spanish II 3 MWR 0500-0550pm Zuniga A
31990 SP 0111 07 Elementary Spanish II 3 MWR 0500-0550pm Poulos C
31991 SP 0111 08 Elementary Spanish II 3 MWR 0630-0720pm Poulos C
31997 SP 0111 09 Elementary Spanish II 3 MWR 0500-0550pm DeLuca A
32328 SP 0210 01 Intermediate Spanish I 3 MWR 0800-0850am Arce M
32329 SP 0210 02 Intermediate Spanish I 3 MR 0930-1020am Arce M
W 0900-0950am
32330 SP 0210 03 Intermediate Spanish I 3 MR 1230-0120pm Arango-Martin M
W 1200-1250pm
32331 SP 0210 04 Intermediate Spanish I 3 MWR 0200-0250pm Arango-Martin M
32332 SP 0210 05 Intermediate Spanish I 3 TWF 1100-1150am Hernandez I
32333 SP 0210 06 Intermediate Spanish I 3 TF 1230-0120pm Hernandez I
W 0100-0150pm
32334 SP 0210 07 Intermediate Spanish I 3 TF 0200-0250pm Hernandez I
W 0300-0350pm
32335 SP 0210 08 Intermediate Spanish I 3 MWR 0400-0450pm Martinez-Meraz A
32780 SP 0210 09 Intermediate Spanish I 3 MWR 0500-0550pm Martinez-Meraz A
31816 SP 0211 01 Intermediate Spanish II 3 MR 0930-1020am Sarria M
W 0900-0950am
31968 SP 0211 02 Intermediate Spanish II 3 MR 1100-1150am Sarria M
W 1000-1050am
31969 SP 0211 03 Intermediate Spanish II 3 TF 0930-1020am Rigo de Alonso V
W 0900-0950am
31970 SP 0211 04 Intermediate Spanish II 3 TWF 1100-1150am Rigo de Alonso V
31971 SP 0211 05 Intermediate Spanish II 3 MR 1230-0120pm Campos J
W 1200-1250pm
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SPANISH (continued)
31992 SP 0211 06 Intermediate Spanish II 3 MR 1230-0120pm Pavon G
W 1200-1250pm
31993 SP 0211 07 Intermediate Spanish II 3 MWR 0200-0250pm Pavon G
31994 SP 0211 08 Intermediate Spanish II 3 TF 1230-0120pm Morriberon N
W 0100-0150pm
31998 SP 0211 09 Intermediate Spanish II 3 TF 0200-0250pm Morriberon N
W 0300-0350pm
31999 SP 0211 10 Intermediate Spanish II 3 MWR 0500-0550pm Brea X
32000 SP 0211 11 Intermediate Spanish II 3 MWR 0630-0720pm Brea X
32013 SP 0220 01 Topics in Language and Culture 3 MR 0200-0315pm Farrell M
32781 SP 0220 02 Topics in Language and Culture 3 TF 0330-0445pm Hernandez I
31189 SP 0245 01 Analys&Interp of Hispanic Lit 3 TF 0930-1045am Johnson J
32782 SP 0245 02 Analys&Interp of Hispanic Lit 3 TF 1230-0145pm Johnson J
31957 SP 0253 01 Spanish-American Civilization 3 MR 0200-0315pm Campos J USDiv
32783 SP 0311 01 Spanish Golden Age Literature 3 MR 1100-1215pm Arango-Martin M
32784 SP 0371 01 Images Latin Am Indians 3 MR 0330-0445pm Campos J USDiv
32516 SP 0377 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Johnson J
31269 SP 0381 01 Coordinating Seminar 3 W 0200-0430pm Farrell M

STUDIO ART
31127 SA 0011 01 Introduction to Sculpture 3 M 0930-1200pm Donovan M
31128 SA 0012 01 Introduction to Drawing 3 W 1100-0130pm Yarrington K
32904 SA 0012 02 Introduction to Drawing 3 W 0200-0430pm Yarrington K SJRC
32905 SA 0013 01 Introduction to Figure Drawing 3 T 0200-0430pm Chamlin-Richer S
32906 SA 0016 01 Introduction to 2-D Design 3 TF 1100-1215pm Tunney M
32907 SA 0105 01 Color Workshop 3 R 0200-0430pm Mendelsohn J
32908 SA 0133 01 Alt Processes Photography 4 F 1100-0130pm Post J
31274 SA 0134 01 Digital Photography 3 M 0930-1200pm Edwards C
32977 SA 0134 OL1 Digital Photography 3 Online Edwards C
31262 SA 0136 01 Investigation of Text & Image 3 T 0200-0430pm Yarrington K
31977 SA 0139 01 Watercolor 3 R 1100-0130pm Chamlin-Richer S CLRC
31978 SA 0139 02 Watercolor 3 R 0200-0430pm Chamlin-Richer S
32909 SA 0299 01 Advanced Projects Seminar 3 R 1100-0130pm Ford K
31104 SA 0301 01 Exhibition Seminar 3 R 1100-0130pm Ford K
Studio Internships (SA 0304) and Independent Studies (SA 0302) are available. See page 5 for details.

THEATRE
31118 TA 0011 01 Introduction to Theatre 3 TF 1100-1215pm Learson J
31623 TA 0030 01 Acting I 3 TF 1230-0145pm Schwans T
31972 TA 0094 01 TF Performance Practicum 1 T 0630-0730pm Schwans T
32567 TA 0095 02 TF Production Practicum 1 By Arrangement Porter L
32910 TA 0106 01 Theatre Management 3 MR 1230-0145pm Porter L
31980 TA 0150 01 Stagecraft 3 MR 0930-1045am STAFF
32911 TA 0210 01 Theatre in Prod: Shakespeare 3 MR 0330-0445pm Schwans T
32535 TA 0395 01 Stage Management Internship 3 By Arrangement Porter L
Internships (TA 0345) and Independent Studies (TA 0349) are available. See page 5 for details.

WOMEN, SEXUALITY, & GENDER STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see page 38.)
31183 WS 0301 01 Capstone Seminar 3 R 0500-0730pm Orlando E
Independent Studies (WS 0399) are available. See page 5 for details.
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INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS SPRING 2017
CRN Subj Crse Sec Title
AMERICAN STUDIES
32787 AS 0484 01 Battle Over Family Values in Amer Pol
32786 ASEN 0447 01 Poetry in America
32798 EN 0105 01 African Diaspora: Lit and Culture
32801 EN 0121 01 American Literature and the Environment
32802 EN 0124 01 American Literature: Myths and Legends
32806 EN 0264 01 African American Fiction 1940-Present
32808 EN 0334 01 American Modernism
31743 FTM 0102 01 American Tele: History and Analysis
32879 HI 0245 01 Feminism in the United States
31335 HI 0263 01 Inv Themselves: Af-Am Women
32888 HI 0331 01 Amer Rev and the New Nation
31103 MU 0101 01 The History of Jazz
32900 MU 0102 01 History and Development of Rock
31038 PO 0011 01 Intro to American Politics
32858 PO 0118 01 American Political Thought
32859 PO 0133 01 United States Foreign Policy
32863 PO 0169 01 US Environmental Politics and Policy
31952 PO 0170 01 Battle Over Family Values in Amer Pol
32867 PO 0220 01 Seminar on Feminist Theory
32662 SO 0112 01 American Society
32663 SO 0142 01 Sociology of the Family
32664 SO 0165 01 Race, Cities, and Poverty
32146 SO 0166 01 Feminism, Gender and Everyday Life
32665 SO 0169 01 Women: Work and Sport
31701 SO 0171 01 Criminology
31234 SO 0175 01 Sociology of Law
ASIAN STUDIES
31976 AH 0014 01 Art of Asia
32874 AN 0310 01 Asian Studies Seminar
31283 CI 0111 01 Elementary Chinese II
31284 CI 0211 01 Intermediate Chinese II
32338 HI 0265 01 History of Indian Subcontinent
31758 HI 0285 01 Modern China: 1800 to Present
31292 JA 0111 01 Elementary Japanese II
32
ASIAN STUDIES (continued)
31293 JA 0211 01 Intermediate Japanese II
32183 PH 0240 01 Intro to Asian Philosophies
32723 RS 0280 01 Hinduism
BLACK STUDIES
32889 AH 0013 01 Art of Africa, Caribbean, & the Americas
32111 BI 0071 01 Identity and the Human Genome
32817 BL 0101 01 Black Lives Matter
32806 EN 0264 01 African American Fiction 1940-Present
32902 MU 0201 01 Hip-Hop and Its Antecedents
32664 SO 0165 01 Race, Cities and Poverty
32150 SO 0194 01 Sociology of Education
CATHOLIC STUDIES
32891 AH 0121 01 Celtic and Early Irish Art
31494 EN 0161 01 Irish Literature
32807 EN 0311 01 Chaucers Canterbury Tales
32737 PH 0299C 01 Special Topics: Thomistic Metaphysics
32861 PO 0147 01 N Ireland: Pol of War and Peace
32717 RS 0231 01 The Problem of God
32318 RS 0240 01 The Medieval Church
31273 RS 0244 01 Finding God in All Things
32718 RS 0245 01 The Reformation Era
32719 RS 0245 02 The Reformation Era
32720 RS 0248 01 Catholic Intellectual Tradition
32721 RS 0248 02 Catholic Intellectual Tradition
31868 RS 0252 01 Contemporary Moral Problems
32722 RS 0252 02 Contemporary Moral Problems
32200 RS 0252 OL1 Contemporary Moral Problems
31724 RS 0257 01 Christian Spirituality
CLASSICAL STUDIES
32670 AY 0390A 01 Topics: Intro to Archaeology
32648 CL 0107 01 Roman Lit in English Translation
31960 CL 0115 01 Greek Civilization
32275 CL 0115 02 Greek Civilization
32649 EN 0107 01 Roman Lit in English Translation
31413 GR 0210 01 Intermediate Greek Readings I
31330 LA 0211 01 Readings in Latin II: Catullus
32650 LA 0211 02 Readings in Latin II: Sallust
31585 PH 0200 01 Ancient Philosophy
31586 PH 0200 02 Ancient Philosophy
33
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
32269 AE 0284 01 Environmental Ethics
32143 AY 0180 OL1 Grant Writing for Social Sci
31385 BI 0074 01 Biology of Food
31386 BI 0076 01 Environmental Science
31918 BI 0078 01 Introduction to Marine Science
31919 BI 0078 02 Introduction to Marine Science
32198 BI 0078 OL1 Introduction to Marine Science
32691 BI 0366 01 Ornithology
32692 BI 0366L 01 Ornithology Lab
32693 BI 0372 01 Environmental Toxicology
32694 BI 0372L 01 Environmental Toxicology Lab
32696 BI 0399F 01 Capstone: Coral Reef Ecology
32697 BI 0399G 01 Capstone: Eco/N Atlantic Coast
31198 BU 0220 01 Environmental Law and Policy
31627 CH 0076 01 Environmental Science
31051 CH 0222 01 Chemical Analysis
31721 CH 0222L 01 Chemical Analysis Lab
32164 CH 0326L 01 Instrum-Analy Chemical Lab
32852 EC 0120 01 Environmental Economics
32801 EN 0121 01 American Literature and the Environment
32811 ENW 0335 01 Technical Writing
32731 EV 0298 01 Internship
31157 MA 0217 01 Accelerated Statistics
31641 MG 0360 01 Negotiations and Dispute Resolution
32863 PO 0169 01 US Environmental Politics and Policy
32866 PO 0190G 01 Topics: Sem/Global Environmental Policy
32827 PS 0093 01 Energy and Environment
31793 PY 0201 01 Statistics for Life Sciences
31796 PY 0201 02 Statistics for Life Sciences
31794 PY 0201L 01A Statistics Lab
31795 PY 0201L 01B Statistics Lab
31797 PY 0201L 02A Statistics Lab
31798 PY 0201L 02B Statistics Lab
31071 SO 0222 01 Methods of Research Design 4
HEALTH STUDIES
31176 AE 0285 01 Ethics of Health Care
32416 AE 0285 02 Ethics of Health Care
32142 AY 0115 01 Biomedical Anthropology
32653 AY 0115 02 Biomedical Anthropology
32748 BEN 0300 01 Biomedical Instrumentation
34
HEALTH STUDIES (continued)
31239 BI 0018 01 Human Biology: Form & Function
31045 BI 0108 01 Human Anatomy & Physiology II
31624 BI 0108 02 Human Anatomy & Physiology II
31153 BI 0171 01 General Biology II
31394 BI 0171 02 General Biology II
32688 BI 0310 01 Community Nutrition
32471 CH 0033 01 Chemistry of Nutrition
31137 CH 0084 01 Gen Chem for Health Sciences
31628 CH 0112 01 General Chemistry II
32133 CO 0242 01 Alcohol, Addiction and Cure
32134 CO 0242 02 Alcohol, Addiction and Cure
32813 CO 0248H 01 Health Comm for Healthcare Pro
31900 CO 0341 01 End of Life Communication
32656 CO 0343 01 Ethics and Medical Mktg Comm
32199 EN 0163 OL1 Literature of Illness and Healing
31757 HI 0202 01 Health and Healing in America
32153 HS 0399 01 Health Studies Capstone (Group)
32814 HS 0399 02 Health Studies Capstone (Independent)
31264 NS 0112 01 Healthcare Delivery Systems
32815 NS 0112 02 Healthcare Delivery Systems
31200 NS 0330 01 Comm, Pub & Global Health Nursing
32941 NS 0340 01 Intro to Global Public Health
31800 PY 0231 01 Abnormal Psychology for Majors
32220 PY 0236 01 Human Neuropsychology
31871 SO 0193 01 History of Social Welfare
HUMANITARIAN ACTION
31336 AE 0276 01 Ethical Dimensions of Global Bus Pract
32143 AY 0180 OL1 Grant Writing for Social Science
32144 AY 0200 01 Anthro Research Methods
32136 CO 0324 01 Crisis Communication
32914 HA 0298 01 Humanitarian Action Internship
32869 HA 0300 01 Humanitarian Action Capstone
31759 HI 0270 01 Hist/Globl Humanitarian Action
31347 IL 0051 01 Intl Relations: Theories and Challenges
31187 LAC 0300 01 Justice and the Dev World
32125 MG 0370 01 Managing Non-Profit Orgs
32941 NS 0340 01 Intro to Global Public Health
31684 PO 0130 01 Intl Relations: Theories and Challenges
32868 PO 0390 01 Politics Seminar: Intl Human Rights
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
32143 AY 0180 OL1 Grant Writing for Social Sci
32175 EC 0231 01 International Trade
32855 EC 0235 01 Economic Development
35
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (continued)
31710 FI 0200 01 Global Capital Markets
32023 FI 0200 02 Global Capital Markets
31243 FI 0240 01 International Finance
31251 FI 0240 02 International Finance
32883 HI 0273 01 Central and Eastern Europe Since 1945
31758 HI 0285 01 Modern China: 1800 to Present
31641 MG 0360 01 Negotiations and Dispute Resolution
32125 MG 0370 01 Managing Non-Profit Organizations
31144 MK 0312 02 Global Marketing
31040 PO 0012 01 Intro to Comparative Politics
32861 PO 0147 01 N Ireland: Politics of War and Peace
32862 PO 0149 01 Third World: Common Fate?
32666 SO 0189 01 Sociology of Europe
IRISH STUDIES
32891 AH 0121 01 Celtic and Early Irish Art
31494 EN 0161 01 Irish Literature
32969 IRI 0111 01 Intro to Irish Language II
32861 PO 0147 01 N Ireland: Pol of War & Peace
ITALIAN STUDIES
31770 IT 0111 01 Elementary Italian II
31289 IT 0211 01 Intermediate Italian II
32779 IT 0255 01 The Novella
32365 MU 0243 01 19th Century Romanticism in Music
JUDAIC STUDIES
32890 AH 0109 01 Jewish Art: Moses to Modernity
32847 HE 0111 01 Elementary Hebrew II
32280 HI 0210 01 The Third Reich
32715 RS 0201 01 Hebrew Bible / Old Testament
32716 RS 0201 02 Hebrew Bible / Old Testament
31616 RS 0209 01 Jewish Interpretation of Scripture
32826 RS 0218 01 Faith After the Holocaust
LATIN AMERICAN & CARIBBEAN STUDIES

32889 AH 0013 01 Art of Africa, Caribbean, & the Americas
32855 EC 0235 01 Economic Development
36
LATIN AMERICAN & CARIBBEAN STUDIES (continued)
31286 FR 0211 01 Intermediate French II
31333 PG 0211 01 Interm Brazilian Portuguese II
32860 PO 0142 01 Latin American Politics
31816 SP 0211 01 Intermediate Spanish II
32013 SP 0220 01 Topics in Language and Culture
32781 SP 0220 02 Topics in Language and Culture
31189 SP 0245 01 Analysis and Interpretation of Hispanic Lit
32782 SP 0245 02 Analysis and Interpretation of Hispanic Lit
31957 SP 0253 01 Spanish-American Civilization
32784 SP 0371 01 Images Latin American Indians
31269 SP 0381 01 Coordinating Seminar
PEACE & JUSTICE STUDIES

31336 AE 0276 01 Ethical Dimens/Global Bus Prac
32269 AE 0284 01 Environmental Ethics
32787 AS 0484 01 Battle Over Fam Values/Amer Pol
32817 BL 0101 01 Black Lives Matter
32882 HI 0257 02 Who Build America?
32888 HI 0331 01 Amer Rev and the New Nation
31136 HR 0300 01 Interdisc Inq: Intl Migration
31277 IL 0050 01 People, Places and Global Issues
32902 MU 0201 01 Hip-Hop and Its Antecedents
31594 PH 0260 01 Social and Political Philosophy
37
PEACE & JUSTICE STUDIES (continued)
31595 PH 0260 02 Social and Political Philosophy
32861 PO 0147 01 N Ireland: Pol of War and Peace
32862 PO 0149 01 Third World: Common Fate?
31952 PO 0170 01 Battle Over Fam Values/Amer Pol
32732 PY 0222 01 Stereotype, Prejudice, Discrimination
31169 SO 0162 01 Race, Gender, and Ethnic Relations
31700 SO 0162 02 Race, Gender, and Ethnic Relations
32664 SO 0165 01 Race, Cities, and Poverty
32146 SO 0166 01 Feminism, Gender, and Everyday Life
RUSSIAN, EAST EUROPEAN & CENTRAL ASIAN STUDIES

32800 EN 0112 01 19th Century Russian Novel and World Lit
32883 HI 0273 01 Central and Eastern Europe Since 1945
32292 RES 0310 01 Russian Studies Capstone
31294 RU 0111 01 Elementary Russian II
31295 RU 0211 01 Intermediate Russian II
WOMEN, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

32803 EN 0130 01 Literature by Women:Vision & Revision
31643 NS 0314 01 Maternal and Newborn Nursing
31952 PO 0170 01 Battle Over Family Values/Amer Pol
32663 SO 0142 01 Sociology of the Family
32146 SO 0166 01 Feminism, Gender and Everyday Life
32665 SO 0169 01 Women: Work and Sport
31183 WS 0301 01 Capstone Seminar

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DOLAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
ACCOUNTING
31425 AC 0011 01 Intro to Financial Accounting 3 TF 1100-1215pm Massey D
31954 AC 0011 02 Intro to Financial Accounting 3 TF 1230-0145pm Massey D
31092 AC 0012 01 Intro to Management Accounting 3 MR 1100-1215pm Bloch R
31177 AC 0012 02 Intro to Management Accounting 3 MR 1230-0145pm Bloch R
31194 AC 0012 03 Intro to Management Accounting 3 MR 0200-0315pm Bradford B
31195 AC 0012 04 Intro to Management Accounting 3 MR 0330-0445pm Bradford B
31196 AC 0012 05 Intro to Management Accounting 3 MR 0800-0915am Burke G
31197 AC 0012 06 Intro to Management Accounting 3 MR 0930-1045am Burke G
31296 AC 0012 07 Intro to Management Accounting 3 MR 0200-0315pm Burke G
31426 AC 0012 08 Intro to Management Accounting 3 MR 0330-0445pm Burke G
31427 AC 0012 09 Intro to Management Accounting 3 TF 0800-0915am Coyne M
31637 AC 0012 10 Intro to Management Accounting 3 TF 0930-1045am Coyne M
31702 AC 0012 11 Intro to Management Accounting 3 TF 1230-0145pm Drusbosky J
31895 AC 0012 14 Intro to Management Accounting 3 TF 1100-1215pm Kardos A
32740 AC 0012 15 Intro to Management Accounting 3 MR 1100-1215pm Lee J
32741 AC 0012 16 Intro to Management Accounting 3 TF 1230-0145pm Lee J
31148 AC 0203 01 Intermediate Accounting I 3 R 0630-0900pm Bloch R
31036 AC 0204 01 Intermediate Accounting II 3 TF 0930-1045am Peck M
31072 AC 0204 02 Intermediate Accounting II 3 TF 1100-1215pm Peck M
31297 AC 0204 03 Intermediate Accounting II 3 TF 0200-0315pm Peck M
32169 AC 0204 04 Intermediate Accounting II 3 T 0630-0900pm Yost S
31428 AC 0265 01 Accounting Information Systems 3 W 0800-1030am Brenner S
31158 AC 0310 01 Advanced Accounting 3 T 0630-0900pm Haylon L
31248 AC 0310 02 Advanced Accounting 3 W 1100-0130pm Poli P
31705 AC 0310 03 Advanced Accounting 3 W 0200-0430pm Poli P
32742 AC 0310 04 Advanced Accounting 3 T 0800-1030am Poli P
31346 AC 0320 01 Cost Management 3 MR 1100-1215pm Ebrahim A
31706 AC 0320 02 Cost Management 3 MR 1230-0145pm Ebrahim A
32743 AC 0320 03 Cost Management 3 W 0200-0430pm Ebrahim A
31241 AC 0330 01 Auditing 3 R 0630-0900pm DeMelis J
31638 AC 0330 02 Auditing 3 MR 0930-1045am Caster P
31250 AC 0343 01 Federal Income Taxation I 3 MR 0800-0915am Mettler K
31953 AC 0343 02 Federal Income Taxation I 3 MR 0930-1045am Mettler K
31639 AC 0344 01 Ind Tax: Socioeconomic Applict 3 MW 0500-0615pm DAgostin J SerL, USDiv
31090 AC 0345 01 Federal Income Taxation II 3 MW 0630-0900pm Mettler K
32020 AC 0391 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Bollinger S
BUSINESS
31178 BU 0211 01 Legal Environment of Business 3 T 0630-0900pm McEvoy S
31179 BU 0211 02 Legal Environment of Business 3 W 0630-0900pm McEvoy S
31180 BU 0211 03 Legal Environment of Business 3 MR 1100-1215pm Strauss D
31181 BU 0211 04 Legal Environment of Business 3 MR 1230-0145pm Strauss D
31711 BU 0211 05 Legal Environment of Business 3 MW 0630-0745pm Pena C
32120 BU 0211 06 Legal Environment of Business 3 MW 0500-0615pm Pena C
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BUSINESS (continued)
32121 BU 0211 07 Legal Environment of Business 3 M 0630-0900pm McEvoy S
32738 BU 0211 08 Legal Environment of Business 3 W 1100-0130pm Strauss D
31198 BU 0220 01 Environmental Law & Policy 3 W 0200-0430pm McEvoy S
FINANCE
31209 FI 0101 01 Introduction to Finance 3 TF 0930-1045am Hlawitschka W
31210 FI 0101 02 Introduction to Finance 3 TF 1100-1215pm Hlawitschka W
31211 FI 0101 03 Introduction to Finance 3 MR 1100-1215pm Richardson L
31212 FI 0101 04 Introduction to Finance 3 MR 1230-0145pm Richardson L
31213 FI 0101 05 Introduction to Finance 3 TF 1230-0145pm Harrity R
31709 FI 0101 06 Introduction to Finance 3 TF 0200-0315pm Harrity R
31946 FI 0101 07 Introduction to Finance 3 TF 0800-0915am Jenkins J
32156 FI 0101 08 Introduction to Finance 3 TF 0330-0445pm Van Ness J
31242 FI 0190 01 Personal Finance 3 TF 0930-1045am Jenkins J
31710 FI 0200 01 Global Capital Markets 3 MR 1100-1215pm Looby R
32023 FI 0200 02 Global Capital Markets 3 MR 0200-0315pm Looby R
31091 FI 0210 01 Principles of Investment 3 TF 1100-1215pm Zhang Y
31119 FI 0210 02 Principles of Investment 3 TF 0330-0445pm Zhang Y
31948 FI 0210 03 Principles of Investment 3 M 0630-0900pm Parisi R
31037 FI 0215 01 Financial Management 3 MR 1230-0145pm Puleo M
31129 FI 0215 02 Financial Management 3 TF 0330-0445pm Bardos K
31835 FI 0215 03 Financial Management 3 MR 0330-0445pm Puleo M
32671 FI 0215 04 Financial Management 3 MR 0930-1045am Looby R
31243 FI 0240 01 International Finance 3 MR 1230-0145pm Martinez V
31251 FI 0240 02 International Finance 3 MR 0200-0315pm Martinez V
31182 FI 0310 01 Portfolio Analysis 3 W 0630-0900pm Koutmos G
31188 FI 0310 02 Portfolio Analysis 3 W 1100-0130pm Koutmos G
32672 FI 0325 01 Real Estate Finance 3 TF 1230-0145pm Bardos K
32673 FI 0325 02 Real Estate Finance 3 TF 0200-0315pm Bardos K
31041 FI 0330 01 Case Studies in Finance 3 MR 0800-0915am McDermott J
31075 FI 0330 02 Case Studies in Finance 3 MR 0930-1045am McDermott J
31159 FI 0330 03 Case Studies in Finance 3 TF 0930-1045am McDonald M
31949 FI 0330 04 Case Studies in Finance 3 TF 1230-0145pm McDonald M
32674 FI 0330 05 Case Studies in Finance 3 TF 0200-0315pm McDonald M
31950 FI 0330 OL1 Case Studies in Finance 3 M 0630-0900pm Conine T
31331 FI 0391 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Bollinger S
32460 FI 0397 01 Seminar in Risk Management 3 T 0500-0730pm STAFF
32158 FI 0398 01 Seminar in Fixed Income II 3 TF 1100-1215pm Van Ness J
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
31160 IS 0100 01 Intro to Information Systems 3 TF 0930-1045am Ozcelik Y
31161 IS 0100 02 Intro to Information Systems 3 TF 1230-0145pm Ozcelik Y
31162 IS 0100 03 Intro to Information Systems 3 MR 1230-0145pm Vinekar V
31163 IS 0100 04 Intro to Information Systems 3 MR 0200-0315pm Vinekar V
31164 IS 0100 05 Intro to Information Systems 3 T 0630-0900pm Krishnamoorthy J
31732 IS 0100 06 Intro to Information Systems 3 W 0630-0900pm Sklar D
31873 IS 0100 07 Intro to Information Systems 3 R 0630-0900pm Mutlu M
31733 IS 0135 01 Fundamentals of Web Design 3 MR 0330-0445pm Vinekar V
31734 IS 0210 01 Fundamentals of Busn Analytics 3 MR 0930-1045am Lee P
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INFORMATION SYSTEMS (continued)

31735 IS 0240 01 Sys Analysis & Logical Design 3 MR 1230-0145pm Huntley C
31736 IS 0260 01 Database Systems 3 TF 0330-0445pm Ozcelik Y
32646 IS 0320 01 Sys Design & Implementation 3 W 0200-0430pm Huntley C

MANAGEMENT
31214 MG 0101 01 Intro to Management 3 W 1100-0130pm Cavanaugh J
31215 MG 0101 02 Intro to Management 3 T 0500-0730pm Cavanaugh J
31216 MG 0101 03 Intro to Management 3 MR 1100-1215pm Cerrone R
31244 MG 0101 04 Intro to Management 3 MR 0330-0445pm Daulerio P
31246 MG 0101 05 Intro to Management 3 TF 0330-0445pm Daulerio P
31712 MG 0101 06 Intro to Management 3 MR 0930-1045am Cerrone R
31713 MG 0101 07 Intro to Management 3 TF 0200-0315pm Daulerio P
32122 MG 0101 08 Intro to Management 3 MR 0200-0315pm Daulerio P
31138 MG 0235 01 Managing Human Resources 3 TF 1230-0145pm Solomon N
31429 MG 0235 02 Managing Human Resources 3 TF 1100-1215pm Solomon N
31714 MG 0240 01 Leading and Managing People 3 TF 0930-1045am Mainiero L
31715 MG 0240 02 Leading and Managing People 3 TF 1100-1215pm Mainiero L
31217 MG 0300 01 Bus Strategy Global Envir 3 TF 1100-1215pm Giapponi C
31218 MG 0300 02 Bus Strategy Global Envir 3 MR 1230-0145pm Moretz J
31219 MG 0300 03 Bus Strategy Global Envir 3 TF 0930-1045am Giapponi C
31220 MG 0300 04 Bus Strategy Global Envir 3 TF 1230-0145pm Scheraga C
31265 MG 0300 05 Bus Strategy Global Envir 3 MR 0200-0315pm Moretz J
31716 MG 0300 06 Bus Strategy Global Envir 3 MR 0930-1045am Bhattacharya M
32818 MG 0300 07 Bus Strategy Global Envir 3 MR 1230-0145pm Bhattacharya M
32819 MG 0300 08 Bus Strategy Global Envir 3 MR 0930-1045am Moretz J
32820 MG 0303C 01 Topics: Sports Media 3 W 0630-0900pm STAFF
32821 MG 0320 01 Diversity in the Workplace 3 MR 0200-0315pm Stafford L USDiv
32124 MG 0330 01 Career Planning 3 W 1100-0130pm Mainiero L
32822 MG 0337 01 Technology Ventures 3 TF 0930-1045am Scheraga C
31640 MG 0338 01 Managing a Family Business 3 W 0200-0430pm Roseman J
31165 MG 0340 01 Critical Issues in Management 3 M 0630-0900pm Cavanaugh J
31641 MG 0360 01 Negotiations&DisputeResolution 3 T 0500-0730pm Solomon N
32125 MG 0370 01 Managing Non-Profit Orgs 3 TF 0200-0315pm Giapponi C
32823 MG 0375 01 Sports Management 3 T 0500-0730pm Doris E
31365 MG 0391 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Bollinger S
31685 MG 0392 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Bollinger S
MARKETING
31221 MK 0101 01 Principles of Marketing 3 MR 0800-0915am Neal J
31222 MK 0101 02 Principles of Marketing 3 MR 1100-1215pm Cavallo G
31223 MK 0101 03 Principles of Marketing 3 TF 0930-1045am Sciandra M
31224 MK 0101 04 Principles of Marketing 3 TF 1230-0120pm Bose Godbole M
W 0100-0150pm
31225 MK 0101 05 Principles of Marketing 3 TF 0200-0250pm Bose Godbole M CLRC
W 0300-0350pm
31245 MK 0101 06 Principles of Marketing 3 TF 0200-0315pm Sciandra M
31707 MK 0101 07 Principles of Marketing 3 MR 1100-1215pm Naderi I
31708 MK 0101 08 Principles of Marketing 3 MR 0330-0445pm Naderi I
32667 MK 0101 09 Principles of Marketing 3 W 1100-0130pm Cavallo G
32668 MK 0101 10 Principles of Marketing 3 TF 0330-0445pm Neal J
31139 MK 0212 01 Consumer Behavior 3 MR 1230-0145pm Chaudhuri A
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MARKETING (continued)
31140 MK 0212 02 Consumer Behavior 3 MR 0200-0315pm Chaudhuri A
31875 MK 0212 03 Consumer Behavior 3 TR 0500-0615pm Chaudhuri A
31199 MK 0231 01 Advertising 3 MR 0330-0445pm Neal J
31252 MK 0231 02 Advertising 3 TF 1100-1215pm Bose Godbole M
31430 MK 0241 01 Digital Marketing 3 MR 0930-1045am Tarrant P
32011 MK 0241 02 Digital Marketing 3 MR 0330-0445pm Tarrant P
32117 MK 0251 01 Social Media Marketing 3 TR 0500-0615pm Sciandra M
31141 MK 0311 01 Marketing Research 3 TF 0930-1045am Micu C
31142 MK 0311 02 Marketing Research 3 TF 1230-0145pm Micu C
31143 MK 0312 01 Global Marketing 3 MR 1100-1215pm Rajamma R WDiv
31144 MK 0312 02 Global Marketing 3 MR 0200-0315pm Rajamma R WDiv
31676 MK 0331 01 Media Strategy 3 TF 1100-1215pm Neal J
31360 MK 0332 01 Public Relations 3 T 0630-0900pm Herr P
31349 MK 0341 01 Brand Management 3 MR 0930-1045am Cavallo G
31431 MK 0341 02 Brand Management 3 MR 1230-0145pm Cavallo G
31310 MK 0391 01 Internship 3 By Arrangement Bollinger S

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
31226 OM 0101 01 Operations Management 3 TF 0930-1045am He J
31227 OM 0101 02 Operations Management 3 TF 1100-1215pm He J
31228 OM 0101 03 Operations Management 3 TF 0200-0315pm He J
31229 OM 0101 04 Operations Management 3 MR 0200-0315pm Lee P
31256 OM 0101 05 Operations Management 3 MR 0330-0445pm Lee P
31311 OM 0101 06 Operations Management 3 MR 0930-1045am Huntley C
31737 OM 0101 07 Operations Management 3 R 0630-0900pm STAFF
31874 OM 0101 08 Operations Management 3 TF 1230-0145pm Remediani C
32110 OM 0140 01 Project Management 3 R 0630-0900pm McCabe T
DOLAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS SPRING 2017
SPORTS LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
32655 CO 0237 01 Sports, Media, and Culture
32853 EC 0152 01 Economics of Sport
32854 EC 0152 02 Economics of Sport
31714 MG 0240 01 Leading and Managing People
31715 MG 0240 02 Leading and Managing People
32820 MG 0303C 01 Special Topics: Sports Media
31641 MG 0360 01 Negotiations & Dispute Resolution
32823 MG 0375 01 Sports Management
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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
BIOENGINEERING
32748 BEN 0300 01 Biomedical Instrumentation 4 MR 1230-0245pm Freudzon S
32750 BEN 0333 01 Biomedical Visualization 3 W 0200-0430pm Lyon D
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
31935 CR 0245 01 Digital Design I 3 MR 1100-1215pm Lyon D
32226 CR 0245 02 Digital Design I 3 MR 1230-0145pm Lyon D
31923 CR 0245L 01 Digital Design I Lab 1 F 0200-0400pm Cavallo J
31936 CR 0245L 02 Digital Design I Lab 1 W 0200-0400pm Cavallo J
31760 CR 0320 01 Computer Networks 3 R 0630-0900pm STAFF
32751 CR 0333 01 Biomedical Visualization 3 W 0200-0430pm Lyon D
COMPUTER SCIENCE
31995 CS 0131 01 Fundamentals of Programming 3 MR 1100-1215pm Macbeth J
32017 CS 0131 02 Fundamentals of Programming 3 MR 0330-0445pm Macbeth J
32229 CS 0331 01 Operating Systems 3 W 0630-0900pm Corcoran J
32230 CS 0343 01 Analysis of Algorithms 3 R 0630-0900pm STAFF
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
31238 EE 0221 01 Frequency Domain Circuit Analy 3 MR 0930-1045am Balaji U
32757 EE 0378 01 Electromagnetic Compatibility 3 MW 0500-0615pm Balaji U
32240 EE 0379 01 Communication Systems 3 TF 1230-0145pm Balaji U
32758 EE 0386 01 Fault Analysis in Power Sys 3 W 0630-0900pm Denenberg J
ENGINEERING
32759 EG 0060 01 STEM of Guitar 3 TF 1230-0230pm STAFF
32760 EG 0130 01 Engineering Graphics I 3 TF 1100-1215pm Schaer D
31646 EG 0145 01 Mathematical Analysis 3 MR 0930-1045am Belfadel D
31647 EG 0145 02 Mathematical Analysis 3 MR 1100-1215pm Belfadel D
32431 EG 0145 03 Mathematical Analysis 3 MR 0200-0315pm Belfadel D
32763 EG 0145P 01 Mathematical Analysis PLG 0 M 0630-0800pm Belfadel D
32764 EG 0145P 02 Mathematical Analysis PLG 0 W 0930-1100am Belfadel D
32765 EG 0145P 03 Mathematical Analysis PLG 0 W 0230-0400pm Belfadel D
32766 EG 0260 01 Robots 3 TF 0930-1045am Munden R CLRC, SerL
32767 EG 0300 01 Feedback Control Systems 3 MR 0330-0445pm Denenberg J
32768 EG 0305 01 Design of Mechatronics Systems 3 W 0630-0900pm Judge A
31933 EG 0391 01 Senior Design Project II 3 T 0500-0615pm Rusu-Sprincenatu A
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
31122 ME 0203 01 Kinematics and Dynamics 3 MR 0200-0315pm Zabinski M
31761 ME 0203 02 Kinematics and Dynamics 3 MR 0330-0445pm Zabinski M
31472 ME 0307L 01 Dynamics Systems Lab 1 W 0930-1130am Srinivas Sundarram S
32241 ME 0307L 02 Dynamics Systems Lab 1 W 1230-0230pm Srinivas Sundarram S
32769 ME 0307L 03 Dynamics Systems Lab 1 W 0630-0830pm Cupic K
31762 ME 0308 01 Strength of Materials 3 R 0630-0900pm McFadden J
32242 ME 0308 02 Strength of Materials 3 MR 1100-1215pm Zabinski M
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (continued)

31763 ME 0318 01 Finite Element Analysis 3 W 0630-0900pm Bauer G
32243 ME 0318 02 Finite Element Analysis 3 MR 0930-1045am Srinivas Sundarram S
32419 ME 0324 01 Micro and Nano Manufacturing 3 MW 0500-0615pm Srinivas Sundarram S
31067 ME 0342 01 Applications of Thermodynamics 3 MR 1230-0145pm Etemad S
31764 ME 0342 02 Applications of Thermodynamics 3 MR 0200-0315pm Etemad S
31132 ME 0347 01 Fluid Mechanics 3 MR 1100-1215pm Safari Qariq M
32245 ME 0347 02 Fluid Mechanics 3 MW 0500-0615pm Anekwe C
31473 ME 0348L 01 Thermal and Fluids Lab 1 T 1100-0100pm Safari Qariq M
32246 ME 0348L 02 Thermal and Fluids Lab 1 T 0200-0400pm Safari Qariq M
31924 ME 0353 01 Computational Fluid Dynamics 3 T 0630-0900pm Safari Qariq M
31925 ME 0372 01 Applic of Theory of Elasticity 3 M 0630-0900pm Srinivas Sundarram S
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
31155 SW 0202 01 Software Design Methods 3 MW 0500-0615pm Wilson J
31648 SW 0205 01 Software Testing & Maintenance 3 M 0630-0900pm Galasso T

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EGAN SCHOOL OF NURSING
31263 NS 0110 01 Intro to Professional Nursing 3 TF 1230-0145pm Saracino K

31882 NS 0110 02 Intro to Professional Nursing 3 W 0200-0430pm Saracino K
31264 NS 0112 01 Healthcare Delivery Systems 3 MR 0200-0315pm Sullivan K USDiv
32815 NS 0112 02 Healthcare Delivery Systems 3 MW 0500-0615pm Sullivan K USDiv
31345 NS 0252 01 Health Assessment for RNs 3 R 0500-0730pm Murphy M RNNU
31151 NS 0270 01 Health Assessment 4 T 0500-0640pm Mager D
31878 NS 0270 02 Health Assessment 4 T 0320-0500pm Mager D
31432 NS 0270L 01 Health Assessment Lab 0 M 0600-0920pm Iacono S
31433 NS 0270L 02 Health Assessment Lab 0 T 1130-0250pm Hall D
31434 NS 0270L 03 Health Assessment Lab 0 W 0800-1120am Hall D
31435 NS 0270L 04 Health Assessment Lab 0 W 1230-0350pm Hall D
31436 NS 0270L 05 Health Assessment Lab 0 R 0600-0920pm Iacono S
31879 NS 0270L 06 Health Assessment Lab 0 F 1230-0350pm Hall D
31881 NS 0270L 07 Health Assessment Lab 0 F 0800-1120am Murphy M
31437 NS 0272 01 Geriatric Nursing 4 MR 1100-1215pm Kris A ResColl
31439 NS 0272C 01 Geriatric Nursing Clinical 0 F 0700-0200pm Bartos S
31440 NS 0272C 02 Geriatric Nursing Clinical 0 W 0700-0200pm Iannino-Renz R
31441 NS 0272C 03 Geriatric Nursing Clinical 0 F 0700-0200pm Kris A
31442 NS 0272C 04 Geriatric Nursing Clinical 0 F 0700-0200pm Lovanio K
31438 NS 0305 01 Mental Health Nursing 4 MR 0930-1045am Beauvais A
32816 NS 0305 02 Mental Health Nursing 4 MR 0930-1045am Phillips K ResColl
31443 NS 0305C 01 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 F 0700-0200pm Phillips K
31444 NS 0305C 02 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 T 0700-0200pm Robertson D
31445 NS 0305C 03 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 W 0700-0200pm Boulton M
31446 NS 0305C 04 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 F 1230-0730pm Roberto A
31447 NS 0305C 05 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 W 0700-0200pm Fazio G
31883 NS 0305C 06 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 F 0700-0200pm Holmes J
32384 NS 0305C 07 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 W 0700-0200pm Boulton M
32385 NS 0305C 08 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 W 0700-0200pm Fazio G
32386 NS 0305C 09 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 T 0200-0900pm Depukat D
32387 NS 0305C 10 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 F 0700-0200pm Roberto A
32388 NS 0305C 11 Mental Health Nursing Clinical 0 F 0700-0200pm Conklin L
31171 NS 0310 01 Found/Resrch Evid Based Pract 3 MR 0330-0445pm Burrows K
31649 NS 0310 02 Found/Resrch Evid Based Pract 3 MR 1230-0145pm Burrows K
32389 NS 0310 03 Found/Resrch Evid Based Pract 3 TF 0150-0320pm Murphy M SDNU
31172 NS 0312 01 Medical Surgical Nursing I 5 MR 0800-0915am Chaplik S
32390 NS 0312 02 Medical Surgical Nursing I 5 MR 0800-0915am Iannino-Renz R
31448 NS 0312C 01 Med Surgical Nursing I Clinic 0 T 0700-0200pm Bartos S
31449 NS 0312C 02 Med Surgical Nursing I Clinic 0 T 0700-0200pm Iannino-Renz R
31450 NS 0312C 03 Med Surgical Nursing I Clinic 0 W 0700-0200pm Chaplik S
31452 NS 0312C 05 Med Surgical Nursing I Clinic 0 F 0700-0200pm Chaplik S
32391 NS 0312C 07 Med Surgical Nursing I Clinic 0 T 0700-0200pm Chaplik S
31643 NS 0314 01 Maternal and Newborn Nursing 4 MR 0930-1045am Sullivan K
31454 NS 0314C 01 Maternal/Newborn Nursing Clin 0 T 0700-0200pm Burrows K
31455 NS 0314C 02 Maternal/Newborn Nursing Clin 0 T 0700-0200pm Esposito C
31456 NS 0314C 03 Maternal/Newborn Nursing Clin 0 W 0700-0200pm Esposito C
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31457 NS 0314C 04 Maternal/Newborn Nursing Clin 0 F 0700-0200pm Esposito C

31642 NS 0314C 05 Maternal/Newborn Nursing Clin 0 T 0700-0200pm Sullivan K
31230 NS 0321 01 Professional Nursing Leadershp 3 W 0200-0340pm Bartos S
31325 NS 0321 02 Professional Nursing Leadershp 3 W 0200-0340pm Burrows K
31682 NS 0321 03 Professional Nursing Leadershp 3 W 0500-0730pm Bartos S RNNU
32401 NS 0321 04 Professional Nursing Leadershp 3 F 0920-1220pm Hall D SDNU
31173 NS 0323 01 Pediatric Nursing 4 MR 0200-0315pm OShea E SerL
32929 NS 0323 02 Pediatric Nursing 4 T 0920-1220pm Roney L SDNU
31459 NS 0323C 02 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 T 0700-1215pm OShea E
31460 NS 0323C 03 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 T 0700-1215pm OShea E
31645 NS 0323C 04 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 W 0700-1215pm Roney L
31884 NS 0323C 05 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 W 0700-1215pm Roney L
31885 NS 0323C 06 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 F 0700-1215pm OShea E
32930 NS 0323C 07 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 F 0700-1215pm OShea E
32932 NS 0323C 09 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 M 0700-1215pm Roney L SDNU
32933 NS 0323C 10 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 M 0700-1215pm Roney L SDNU
32934 NS 0323C 11 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 W 0700-1215pm Roney L SDNU
32937 NS 0323C 14 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 R 0700-1215pm Roney L SDNU
32938 NS 0323C 15 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 R 0700-1215pm Roney L SDNU
32939 NS 0323C 16 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 0 S 0700-1215pm Roney L SDNU
31302 NS 0325 01 Medical Surgical Nursing II 5 TF 0800-0915am Bautista C SDNU
31466 NS 0325C 01 Med Surgical Nursing II Clinic 0 R 0700-0200pm Avery D SDNU
31467 NS 0325C 02 Med Surgical Nursing II Clinic 0 R 0700-0200pm Kratzer D SDNU
31468 NS 0325C 03 Med Surgical Nursing II Clinic 0 M 0700-0200pm Bautista C SDNU
31469 NS 0325C 04 Med Surgical Nursing II Clinic 0 W 0700-0200pm Murphy M SDNU
31470 NS 0325C 05 Med Surgical Nursing II Clinic 0 M 0700-0300pm Arsenault J SDNU
31755 NS 0325C 06 Med Surgical Nursing II Clinic 0 M 0700-0200pm Avery D SDNU
31200 NS 0330 01 Comm, Pub & Globl Hlth Nursing 4 W 1100-0130pm Mager D ISL, WDiv
31461 NS 0330C 01 Comm Pub & Globl Hlth Clinical 0 M 0800-0330pm Lovanio K
31462 NS 0330C 02 Comm Pub & Globl Hlth Clinical 0 T 0800-0330pm Chalykoff G
31463 NS 0330C 03 Comm Pub & Globl Hlth Clinical 0 R 0800-0330pm Chalykoff G
31464 NS 0330C 04 Comm Pub & Globl Hlth Clinical 0 0800-0330pm Greiner L
31465 NS 0330C 05 Comm Pub & Globl Hlth Clinical 0 R 0800-0330pm Lovanio K
31886 NS 0330C 06 Comm Pub & Globl Hlth Clinical 0 T 0800-0330pm Lovanio K
31887 NS 0330C 07 Comm Pub & Globl Hlth Clinical 0 T 0800-0330pm Planas J
32940 NS 0330C 08 Comm Pub & Globl Hlth Clinical 0 M 0800-0330pm Conklin L
31201 NS 0332 01 Trans to Professional Nursing 4 W 0500-0550pm Saracino K
32941 NS 0340 01 Intro to Global Public Health 3 W 1100-0130pm Planas J
31328 NS 0356 01 Transition Sem for Prof Nrsng 3 T 0500-0730pm Pomarico C RNNU
31073 NS 0360 01 Critical Care Nursing 3 W 0800-1030am Grossman S
32942 NS 0360 02 Critical Care Nursing 3 T 0930-1200pm Grossman S

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NEW COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Note: Course descriptions are also available by clicking the course title in XE Online Registration.
AY 0390A: Special Topics: Introduction to Archaeology

This course is an introduction to the theory, methods and development of archaeology. Students will begin with a study of the origin of the discipline and
the development of professional archaeology in relation to three disciplines (anthropology, history and the classics). Contemporary professional archaeological
practice stands in stark contrast to fantastic misconceptions of popular culture. We will look at important case studies from around the world to understand how
archaeology informs our concept of the past.
BI 0399J: Capstone: Pathophysiology of Bone

This seminar will focus on the biochemistry and physiology of human bone and cartilage. Emphasis will be placed on the normal development and healing of
these tissues along with an introduction to common skeletal tissue disorders such as osteoporosis and arthritis. Students will be expected to analyze and present
scientific literature while integrating the material with basic knowledge acquired from previous courses. Prerequisites: BI 0170, BI 0171, BI 0172, one course
from the Physiology Block, senior standing.
CL/HI 0224: Byzantine World

This course is an introduction to political and social history of Byzantine Empire. It also highlights Byzantiums role as a bridge between Greco-Roman antiquity
and modern European civilization. Course lectures will cover Byzantiums origins in the eastern half of the Roman Empire, Byzantiums middle period as a
major Mediterranean power, and its late period as an increasingly shrinking city-state. The course will also introduce students to some of the major Byzantine
historians and to methods of analysis using these sources, and train students to form historical arguments based on these analyses.
CO 0334: Interracial Communication

This course explores current trends in literature on the topics of race relations, communication styles and patterns, communication theory, and the social
construction of race along with its influence on how individuals from different races communicate. Throughout the course, up-to-date issues that surface locally
and nationally in the media that illustrate the relevance of improved interracial communication will be addressed through class discussion and linked to course
assignments. Using case studies to explore interracial exchanges in close relationships, at the workplace, and reflected in social media, students will link theory
with practical applications in an effort to better understand interracial communication.
EE 0386: Fault Analysis in Power Systems

This course covers three types of faults in electrical power grids: open lines, lines shorted to ground, and lines shorted to each other. Methods of locating faults
are covered along with an analysis of the effects of such faults. Methods of protection and fault isolation are also covered. Prerequisite: EE 0385.
EG 0260: Robots
Introductory course in robotics develops understanding of how robotic systems integrate sensors, actuators, and control systems to achieve specific goals.
Principles of autonomy, programming, wireless communications, sensor applications, mechatronics, electrical power, electric motors, pneumatics, structure,
and locomotion will be understood and applied. Design of robotic subsystems will utilize multiple areas of knowledge. The course will involve application of
statistical analysis to quantify robot performance. Service learning is an integral part of the course. All participants will participate in weekly mentoring of a youth
robotics competition team to put into practice the principles learned in class, and to learn through community interaction from other students using robots to
accomplish different feats. Prerequisite: PS 0115.
EN 0145: King Arthur

A survey of the literature of the legend of Arthur, from ancient Celtic fragments and references to medieval chivalric romances, and on to modern
reinterpretations in poems, novels, and film. Particular focus on the romances of Marie de France, Chrtien de Troyes, Sir Thomas Malory, and the anonymous
author of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Attention to such themes as: the construction of nationality; the tension between the individual and culture; the
stylized representation of gender and class; the interplay of reality and fantasy; theories of authorship and audience; connections to history-writing and to other
literary genres. Prerequisites: EN 0011 and EN 0012.
HI 0278: A Cultural History of Chinas Relations with the United States

International relations are often conceptualized as power rivalry, stressing conflicts and collaboration among nations in international politics and political
economy. In this course the Chinese-American relations are viewed as a history of people and cultural exchange, not just a top-down history of diplomacy and
politics. Using culture rather than politics or economics as a reference point, this course exams China-US relations since the 19th century to the present from
the interaction of cultural exchanges between the Chinese and Americans. Topics include: Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, Messengers of the 19th century from
both, China and United States, The Internationalization of China and United States: Educators of the 1920s, the Journalists of the 1930s and 1940s, Literature
Imagination in China and United Sates, and Popular Culture and Sino-American Relations. The format of the course includes lectures, group discussions, debates
and audio-visual presentations.
ID 0153: Healthcare in Cuba

This interdisciplinary course examines Cubas history, international relations, political structure, culture, and economy. The theme of healthcare permeates all
course components. A one-week immersion in Cuba provides a cultural exchange opportunity from which youll gain perspectives on non-Western ways of
life. Activities in Cuba include daily lectures by Cuban scholars and policy makers on various health-related topics (universal healthcare, health tourism, medical
internationalism, health innovations, reproductive health, etc.) and related site visits (hospital, primary health clinic, etc.) in addition to cultural events and sites.
You will develop an independent research project that culminates in a final presentation and paper.
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NS 0340: Introduction to Global Public Health
This course examines the social, economic and cultural factors impacting the health of societies worldwide and identifies key global health conditions. Principals
of disease prevention, risk reduction, and health promotion are applied to diverse populations in the USA and worldwide. Students will analyze current and
emerging global health priorities, including emerging infectious diseases, poverty, obesity, health inequities and conflicts and crises. Global issues related to the
impact of social policies on healthcare and equity, and needs of vulnerable populations are also examined.
PH 0299C: Special Topics: Thomistic Metaphysics

The focus of this course will be a close study, via reading, discussion and writing, of the metaphysics of Thomas Aquinas. The single focus will be an in-depth
consideration of the most abstract and most primary of all the branches of philosophy. In the case of Thomass metaphysics, it will be argued that the study
of being will arrive ultimately and inevitably at existence itself that is, being not as thing, but as act. That is to say, Thomas developed a truly existential
metaphysics. Thus though the discipline called first philosophy by Aristotle, or the knowledge of that which is beyond the physical (meta-ta-physica in
Greek), forms the foundation for Aquinass metaphysics, it will be argued (and has been argued by thinkers like Maritain and Gilson and the Toronto school of
Thomism) that Aquinas goes beyond Aristotles ultimate being (namely, the unchanging and unchangeable outer spheres of the universe) to the act-of-being or
existence itself (ipsum esse in Thomas supple Latin). Thus the distinction between changeable (material) being and unchanging being is reducible to that which
has or possesses existence (hence that which is radically contingent) and that which is being by nature, namely (simply put) IS. From these foundations it will be
concluded that existence as we experience it is radically contingent and that this being-in-time is an ongoing gift from Being itself, as the earth is lit and heated
by the constant action of the sun.
PO 0190E: Special Topics: Turkey: A Nation of Contradictions in Turmoil

A familiar clich describes Turkey as a bridge between East and West linking Europe and Asia. However, its politics, society, and history are far more complex
than this oversimplified metaphor captures. Turkey is a nation of contradictions and contrasts. Though considered democratic, under President Erdoans
leadership, Turkey has increasingly begun to resemble a dictatorship, his opponents are jailed, and dissent is violently suppressed. And though Turkey is notionally
secular, Erdoans Justice and Development Party (AKP) has fed the creeping influence of religious conservatism. This is discernible in the AKP governments
acceleration of mosque construction, mandating religious education in public schools, denouncing abortion, and condemning homosexuality. The AKP
governments previous spokesman even opined that decent women shouldnt laugh loudly in public. Having long occupied an uneasy middle ground between a
secular West and Islamic East, Turkey has been drawn into the conflicts of its neighbors, including the refugee crisis, the Syrian civil war, and the rise of ISIS. The
aim of this course is to provide unique insight into Turkeys ongoing political turmoil by offering a timely look at a country that is caught at the center of many
of the changes and much of the upheaval in the Middle East today.
PO 0190F: Special Topics: State and Local Politics

This course examines the role of state and local governments within the United States. State and local governments are unique subnational governments with
their own political culture and identity and very greatly within and across the American political system. This course explores the political processes and the
institutions of state and local governments. The course highlights the multifaceted, and often difficult, issues facing sub-national governments; the philosophies of
state and local governments; their responsibility and function regarding election administration and voting; and their role within the larger national government.
PO 0190G: Special Topics: Seminar on Global Environmental Politics

The causes, consequences and potential solutions to environmental problems are increasingly important subjects in global politics. This seminar explores critical,
current issues in the theory and practice of global environmental politics. Readings and class discussion examine important new debates, including those on:
reason for policy effectiveness; international regimes; accountability; the 2015 Paris climate agreement; why global ozone policy remains a relatively unique
example of effective global environmental policy; the most prominent theoretical lenses employed by researchers and policy-makers; and the activities of
international institutions.
PY 0281C: Special Topics: Adult Development and Aging

Researchers who study the continued development of adults have only recently begun to understand the profound changes that occur from mid to late
life. While much is known about the development and changes that take place from infancy through adolescence, we are only at the beginning of really
understanding development throughout adulthood. This class will examine a number of key issues in the field of adult development and aging including
cognitive changes, diseases and disorders, social and personality changes, as well as successful aging and resiliency. It is expected that students will achieve both an
understanding of these key later-life developmental issues as well as an appreciation for the continuity and changes in development throughout the adult years.
RS 0299C: Special Topics: Tradition and Spirit of Place

When the Jesuit fathers bought a plot of land in Fairfield County with the intention of opening a high school and a college, what went through their minds
as they sought the permissions and the funding to begin this venture? How might they have imagined Fairfield University 75 years on? Would they be proud
of what has been accomplished, and would they see the students of today as the legitimate descendants of the students they admitted in their first class? In this
course we will look backwards to the beginnings of Fairfield University, trace its progress through the decades and think about how we move forward, faithful to
the tradition we have inherited. There is an interesting history here, always connected to the founding identity of the school as a Jesuit and Catholic university.
We will move between tracing the key moments in our development and exploring how they represent the living tradition of Jesuit education. And we will ask
about how memory, identity and community all come together as key components of this living tradition.
SA 0016: Introduction to 2-D Design

This course is an introduction to the aesthetic dimension of human existence through the appreciation and practice of pictorial design, a fundamental aspect
of our larger visual culture. Studio exercises will familiarize students with concepts such as line, rhythm, shape, balance, texture, and pattern. A hands-on studio
environment with computer-based assignments will involve students in practical and creative problem-solving. Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop will be the
software programs used on all assignments. Across the semester students become more familiar and conversant in the elements and principles of design as well as
the two software programs.
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College of Arts and Sciences

Dolan School of Business

ONCE WEEKLY (150 minutes each)

AREA II: HISTORY, AND THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

AREA III: PHILOSOPHY, RELIGIOUS STUDIES, AND APPLIED ETHICS

AREA IV: ENGLISH AND VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS

AREA V: MODERN AND CLASSICAL LANGUAGES

KEY FOR SPECIAL NOTES COLUMN

SCHEDULE OF ONLINE REGISTRATION ACCESS FOR EACH CLASS

Note: These alphabetical groupings are the reverse of Fall 2016.

Senior (ASR) Class of 2017

The following courses are automatic rollovers:

Please visit fairfield.edu/internships for more information.

Degree Evaluation on the Web: Degree Works

1) Go to the Student Home page on my.Fairfield

This will take you directly to your degree evaluation.

Directions for Banner XE Online Registration System

After logging in to my.fairfield.edu, click on the Plan Ahead / Register icon.

Dr.Yohuru Williams Dean CNS 100

Dr. Donald E. Gibson Dean DSB 1129

Dr. Bruce Berdanier Dean BNW 167

MARION PECKHAM EGAN SCHOOL OF NURSING AND HEALTH STUDIES

Dr. Meredith Kazer Dean MCA 105

ACADEMIC AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Heather Petraglia Dean of Academic and Career Development Kelley Center

CRN Subj Crse Sec Title Faculty SerL/SerL Opt

CRN Subject Course Section Title

IGNATIAN RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE

CRN Subject Course Section Title

SERVICE FOR JUSTICE RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE

CRN Subject Course Section Title

Note: For Professors and Timecodes consult the Department Sections.

Basketball (M) M-F 11 am 2 pm Take classes until 10:45 am or after 2 pm.

Diving M-F 6:30 9:30 pm No evening classes.

Golf M-F 2 6 pm Take classes until 1:45 pm or after 6:30 pm.

Lacrosse (M) M-F 11 am 2 pm Take classes until 10:45 am or after 2 pm.

Rowing M-F 6 9 am No 8:00 am classes. Can take 9:30 classes.

Swimming MWF 6 7:30 am Take classes until 5 pm Monday Thursday

Tennis M-F 12:45 4 pm Take classes until 12:15 pm.

NCAA Rules: A team is allowed to practice up to 4 hours per day.

OUT OF SEASON ATHLETIC PRACTICE TIMES

Volleyball M-F 11 am 2 pm Take classes until 10:45 am.

Game Schedules are available at fairfieldstags.com.

AMERICAN STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see p. 32.)

ART HISTORY (continued)

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (For a complete listing of courses, see page 35-36.)

RELIGIOUS STUDIES (continued)

LATIN AMERICAN & CARIBBEAN STUDIES

PEACE & JUSTICE STUDIES

RUSSIAN, EAST EUROPEAN & CENTRAL ASIAN STUDIES

WOMEN, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

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INFORMATION SYSTEMS (continued)

DOLAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (continued)

KEY FOR SPECIAL NOTES COLUMN

31263 NS 0110 01 Intro to Professional Nursing 3 TF 1230-0145pm Saracino K

31457 NS 0314C 04 Maternal/Newborn Nursing Clin 0 F 0700-0200pm Esposito C

KEY FOR SPECIAL NOTES COLUMN

AY 0390A: Special Topics: Introduction to Archaeology

BI 0399J: Capstone: Pathophysiology of Bone

CL/HI 0224: Byzantine World