Winter 2015 Courses
DEPT/#/SEC
COURSE/CREDITS - LC
INSTRUCTOR
LOCATION/DATE
BNAC 464 AM
Government/Not for Profit Accounting/3
Barnhart, Michael
Online
BNSS 380 AM
Industrial Organizational Psychology/3
Wagner, Sharon
Online
TIME
OTHER FEES
BUSINESS
COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMP 382 AM
Management Information Systems/3
Daaboul, Malek
Online
COMP 450 AM
Database Administration/3 - MWI
Dwomoh-Tweneboah, Martin
Online/Renshaw
Education in a Diverse Society/4 - IS, US
Harris, Gennie
Online
Environmental Literature/3 - CS, UQ
Lewis, Richard
Online
Climate Change: Causes, Consequences & Mitigation/3 - NW
Knight, Ned
Online
HIST 304 AM
Topics: Gendered Histories in Film & Lit/4 - GP, VP
Bailey Glasco, Sharon
Online
HIST 371 AM
Race and Minority Cultures in the United States/3 - VP, GP, US
Ritter, John
Online
Science: A Candle in the Dark/3 - UQ
Keyes, Jack
Online
Introduction to Statistics/3 - QR
Daaboul, Malek
Online
American Popular Music/3 - CS, US
Kravitz, Stephen
Online
Health Disparities Among Vulnerable Populations & Healthcare Practice/3
Jones, Melissa
Online
PSYC 101 AM
Survey of Psychology/3 - IS, NW
Collins, William
Online
PSYC 200 AM
Social Psychology/3
Staff
Online
Sat. 1/10 9-1**
$30
EDUCATION
EDUC 303 AM
ENGLISH
ENGL 304 AM
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
ENVS 304 AM
HISTORY
HEALTH SCIENCES
HSCI 360 AM
MATHEMATICS
MATH 140 AM
MUSIC
MUSC 137 AM
NURSING
NURS 343 AM
PSYCHOLOGY
Online Courses are done via the Web. Computer and access to internet are required. Access begins Wednesday before the start of classes. Courses are in Blackboard Learn.
*ONLINE COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Web Conferencing capabilities (2 monitors, headphone, microphone)
See page 3 for textbook information
**Computer Science Boot Camp 9am to 1pm First Saturday after Classes Begin
Mandatory Computer Science Boot Camp will give students the opportunity to cover the course overview and structure. Software will also be provided.
Meetings are in Renshaw 211, TJ Computer Lab, McMinnville, Oregon.
SPRING 2015 Courses
DEPT/#/SEC
COURSE/CREDITS - LC
INSTRUCTOR
LOCATION/DATE
TIME
OTHER FEES
ART & VISUAL CULTURE
AAVC 110 AM
Introduction to Visual Culture/4 - CS, IS
Santina, Adrianne
Online
AAVC 382 AM
Creative Development Studio/4 - CS
Mills, Ron
Online
Concepts in Marine Ecology/3 - NW
Knight, Ned
Online
BNAC 260 AM
Financial Accounting/4
Weidinger, Al
Online
BNAC 261 AM
Managerial Accounting/4
Piazza, Aaron
Online
BNAC 361 AM
Intermediate Accounting I/4
Chen, Baizhou
Online
BIOLOGY
BIOL 201 AM
BUSINESS
Online Courses are done via the Web. Computer and access to internet are required. Access begins Wednesday before the start of classes. Courses are in Blackboard Learn.
*ONLINE COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Web Conferencing capabilities (2 monitors, headphone, microphone)
See page 3 for textbook information
Register November 17 - January 5 • 503-883-2211 • Fax: 503-883-2663
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SPRING 2015 Courses (Cont.)
DEPT/#/SEC
COURSE/CREDITS - LC
INSTRUCTOR
LOCATION/DATE
BNAC 362 AM
Intermediate Accounting II/4
Achilles, Wendy
Online
BNAC 362 AX
Intermediate Accounting II/4
Edwards, Jeff
Online
BNAC 461 AM
Cost Accounting/4
Edwards, Jeff
Online
BNAC 461 AX
Cost Accounting/4
Snyder, Matthew
Online
BNAC 468 AM
Federal Income Tax/4
Moha, Carla
Online
BNFN 341 AM
Financial Management/4
Bauer, Deborah
Online
BNFN 447 AM
Investments/4
Bauer, Deborah
Online
BNMG 301 AM
Management/4
Priestman, Ian
Online
BNMG 405 AM
Human Resource Management/4
Crosley, Virlena
Online
BNMG 410 AM
International Management/4 - GP
Paine, Russ
Online
BNMG 415 AM
Business, Ethics & Society/4
Crosley, Virlena
Online
BNMG 436 AM
Topics in Management: Leadership/4
Priestman, Ian
Online
BNMK 321 AM
Marketing/4
Steele, Kimberly
Online
BNMK 421 AM
Promotions Management/4
Schulz, Martin
Online
BNMK 427 AM
Topics in Marketing: Marketing Management/4
Steele, Kimberly
Online
BNSS 340 AM
Business Law I/4
Feeney, David
Online
BNSS 435 AM
International Business Law/4
Coduto, James
Online
BNSS 495 AM
Strategic Management/4 - MWI
Kiehl, Sandie
Online
TIME
OTHER FEES
COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMP 302 AM
Software Engineering/5 - MWI
Dwomoh-Tweneboah, Martin
Online/Renshaw
COMP 484 AM
Operations Research/3
Daaboul, Malek
Online
Principles of Economics/4 - IS, QR
Grant, Randy
Online
ENGL 200 AM
Intro to Creative Writing/4 - CS
Watzke, Elizabeth
Online
ENGL 305 AM
Diverse Voices in Literary Expression/4 - CS, UQ, GP
Lewis, Richard
Online
Sat. 9/21 9-1**
$30
ECONOMICS
ECON 210 AM
ENGLISH
HEALTH, HUMAN PERFORMANCE, ATHLETICS
HHPA 099 AM
Fitness: Para By Arrangement/1
Graff-Haight, Dawn
Online
HHPA 230 AM
Stress Management/2
Graff-Haight, Dawn
Online
HIST 252 AM
History of the US West/4 - VP, US
Ritter, John
Online
HIST 302 AM
Topics in European History: The Holocaust/3 - VP, GP
Boas, Jack
Online
HIST 314 AM
The US-Mexico Border Region/4 - VP, GP
Bailey Glasco, Sharon
Online
HIST 490 AM
Research/5
Boas, Jack
Online
HSCI 320 AM
Health and Social Policy/3 - MWI
Leahy, Michael
Online
HSCI 330 AM
Global Health/3 - IS, GP
Leahy, Michael
Online
HISTORY
HEALTH SCIENCES
INTERDEPARTMENTAL STUDIES
IDST 008 AM
Linfield Entry Colloquium/1
Sukalac, Ann
Online
IDST 090 AM
Change & Transformation of World Systems/1
Alexander, Christina
Online
IDST 250 AM
Writing the Portfolio/3
Martinez-Salas, Rita
Online
IDST 320 AM
History of Western Thought I/3 - VP, UQ, GP
Shuford, John
Online
IDST 490 AM
Arts and Humanities Research Project/3
Keaveney, Christopher
McMinnville/TBA
Inquiry Seminar/4 - INQS
Rucavado Gina
Online
INQUIRY SEMINAR
INQS 126 AM
Online Courses are done via the Web. Computer and access to internet are required. Access begins Wednesday before the start of classes. Courses are in Blackboard Learn.
*ONLINE COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Web Conferencing capabilities (2 monitors, headphone, microphone)
See page 3 for textbook information
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Register November 17 - January 5 • 503-883-2211 • Fax: 503-883-2663
SPRING 2015 Courses (Cont)
DEPT/#/SEC
COURSE/CREDITS - LC
INSTRUCTOR
LOCATION/DATE
TIME
OTHER FEES
MATH 140 AM
Introduction to Statistics/3 - QR
Daaboul, Malek
Online
MATH 161 AM
Introduction to Finite Mathematics/2
Staff
Online
Understanding Jazz/3 - CS, US
Kravitz, Stephen
Online
NURS 308 AM
RN to BSN Transition to Prof Practice/6
Jones, Melissa
Online
$60
NURS 308 AX
RN to BSN Transition to Prof Practice/6
Smith, Paul
Online
$60
NURS 310 AM
RN to BSN Prof Com Diverse Communities/3
Breen, Henny
Online
NURS 310 AX
RN to BSN Prof Com Diverse Communities/3
Ingulli, Carmen
Online
NURS 320 AM
Scholarship of Nursing/3 - QR
Ingulli, Carmen
Online
NURS 321 AM
RN to BSN Scholarship in Nursing/3
Ingulli, Carmen
Online
NURS 321 AX
RN to BSN Scholarship in Nursing/3
Ingulli, Carmen
Online
NURS 362 AM
Palliative Care Nursing/3 - UQ
Jones, Melissa
Online
NURS 460 AM
Pop-based Nurs in Multicultural & Global Soc/2
Brase, Amy
Online
NURS 462 AM
Pop-based Nurs in Multicultural & Global Soc/2
Jones, Melissa
Online
NURS 470 AM
Leading & Managing in Nursing/3 - MWI
Smith, Paul
Online
NURS 472 AM
RN to BSN Leading & Managing in Nursing/3
Breen, Henny
Online
NURS 475 AM
Integrated Experiential Learning IV/8
Breen, Henny
Online
$100
NURS 475 AX
Integrated Experiential Learning IV/8
Soderlind, Winetta
Online
$100
Modern Philosophy/4 - UQ
Hudson, Aurora
Online
Learning, Memory, and Behavior/3
Collins, William
Online
New Testament/4 - UQ, VP
Millar, William
Online
MATHEMATICS
MUSIC
MUSC 135 AM
NURSING
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 350 AM
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 355 AM
RELIGION
RELS 130 AM
SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
SOAN 225 AM
People & Cultures: The Native Americans/4
Smith, Cameron
Online
SOAN 365 AM
Urban Society and Culture/4 - IS
Vandehey, Scott
Online
SOAN 490 AM
Research/Thesis/4
Vandehey, Scott
Online
THEATRE & COMMUNICATION ARTS
TCCA 230 AM
Intercultural Com: Global Perspectives/3 - IS, GP
Staff
Online
Online Courses are done via the Web. Computer and access to internet are required. Access begins Wednesday before the start of classes. Courses are in Blackboard Learn.
*ONLINE COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Web Conferencing capabilities (2 monitors, headphone, microphone)
See page 3 for textbook information
Linfield Curriculum General Education Requirement
CS - Creative Studies
IS - Individuals, Systems and Societies
NW - Natural World
UQ - Ultimate Questions
VP - Vital Past
QR - Quantitative Reasoning
INQS - Inquiry Seminar
MWI - Major Writing Intensive (met by major)
US - U.S. Pluralisms
GP - Global Pluralisms
It is the responsibility of each student to be aware of and to meet the catalog requirements for graduation and to adhere to all other deadlines, rules, and regulations
published in this schedule and in the Student Handbook. The courses listed are subject to change without notice and do not constitute a contract.
Register November 17 - January 5 • 503-883-2211 • Fax: 503-883-2663
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