ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR SPRING 2011
EVENING AND WEEKEND PROGRAM
PREREGISTRATION BEGINS NOVEMBER 16, 2010
TERM I (JANUARY 10 – MARCH 5)
JANUARY
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TERM I EVENING CLASSES BEGIN
14
TERM I WEEKEND CLASSES BEGIN
14
LAST DAY TO ADD CLASSES AND DROP WITHOUT RECORD FOR EVENING CLASSES
17-18 MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY (NO CLASSES)
21
LAST DAY TO ADD CLASSES AND DROP WITHOUT RECORD FOR WEEKEND CLASSES
FEBRUARY
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LAST DAY TO DROP CLASSES WITH "WP" OR "WF" FOR EVENING AND
WEEKEND CLASSES
MARCH
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FINAL EXAMS FOR MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING CLASSES
3
FINAL EXAMS FOR TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENING CLASSES
4
FINAL EXAMS FOR FRIDAY WEEKEND CLASSES
5
FINAL EXAMS FOR SATURDAY WEEKEND CLASSES
5
TERM I CLASSES END
TERM II (MARCH 14 – MAY 7)
MARCH
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TERM II EVENING CLASSES BEGIN
18
TERM II WEEKEND CLASSES BEGIN
18
LAST DAY TO ADD CLASSES AND DROP WITHOUT RECORD FOR EVENING CLASSES
25
LAST DAY TO ADD CLASSES AND DROP WITHOUT RECORD FOR WEEKEND CLASSES
APRIL
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29
EASTER HOLIDAY (NO CLASSES)
LAST DAY TO DROP CLASSES WITH "WP" OR "WF" FOR EVENING AND
WEEKEND CLASSES
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MAY
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FINAL EXAMS FOR MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING CLASSES
5
FINAL EXAMS FOR TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENING CLASSES
6
FINAL EXAMS FOR FRIDAY WEEKEND CLASSES
7
FINAL EXAMS FOR SATURDAY WEEKEND CLASSES
7
TERM II CLASSES END
7
GRADUATION (SATURDAY, 2:00 P.M.)
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EVENING TERM I
ACCOUNTING
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
ACC 25121
PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
INSTRUCTOR
DAIL, D.
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
Prerequisites: Completion of 12 s.h.
ACC
34121
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I
STRICKLAND, P. M W
1730-2000
3
Prerequisites: ACC 253; co-requisite ACC 254
HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
BHC 45021
SENIOR SEMINAR
INSTRUCTOR
GREER, K.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR
BOYLE, W.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
MITCHELL, C.
HOLDEN, J.
MW
TR
2010-2240
2010-2240
3
3
COMBS, G.
MW
1730-2000
3
INSTRUCTOR
SINGH, N.
DAY
TRF
TIME
CR
1730-2050 4
STAFF
TR
1730-2240
DAY
MW
MW
MW
TIME
CR
1730-1910 3
2010-2150 3
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR DAY
DOWLATSHAHI T R
TIME
CR
2010-2240 3
DOWLATSHAHI T R
1730-2000
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
BUS
33221
MANAGERIAL FINANCE
Prerequisites: ACC 253, ECO 216 & ECO 262
BUS
BUS
34321
35221
BUS
35421
MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION
BUSINESS LAW I
Prerequisites: ENG 102
SPORTS LAW
Prerequisites: BUS 352
CHEMISTRY
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
CHE 15121
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
Prerequisite: MAT 105 or higher
CHE
32121
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
4
Prerequisite: CHE 151 and 152
COMPUTER SCIENCE
DEPT
CSC
CSC
CSC
NUMBER
10021
10022
20121
TITLE
COMPUTER LITERACY (HYBRID)
COMPUTER LITERACY (HYBRID)
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE
INSTRUCTOR
TALIAFERRO, P.
TALIAFERRO, P.
COOPER, E.
ECONOMICS
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
ECO 21621
STATISTICS FOR BUSINESS & ECONOMICS
Prerequisite: Math 105 or higher
ECO
26121
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
3
EDUCATION
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
EDU 33121
TEACHING READING IN ELEMENTARY SCH DELAPA, P.
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
BELFORD, E.
SAT
0900-1430
INSTRUCTOR
JACOBS, P.
HAWKINS, C.
LEVERETT, E.
DAY
MW
MW
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
BILLINGS, W.
LEVERETT, E.
TR
MW
1730-2000
2010-2240
3
3
MW
1730-2000
3
TR
1730-2000
3
Prerequisite: Second semester sophomore
EDU
45521
NATURE/NURTURE GIFTED/TALENTED
DEPT
ENG
ENG
ENG
NUMBER
10021
10121
10221
TITLE
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLISH
COMPOSITION
COMP/INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
ENG
ENG
20721
21121
ENG
26021
3
ENGLISH
Prerequisite: ENG 101
REVIEWING WRITING
SURVEY OF BRITISH LIT I
Prerequisite: ENG 102
REV&APPL GRAMMAR ELEMENTARY SCH DELAPA, P.
Prerequisite: Second semester sophomore
ENG
43321
COPYEDITING & PROOFREADING
WRIGHT, E.
Prerequisite: ENG 322
sched11springnight_online.pdf
ENVIRONMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL MANAGEMENT
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
ENM 10121
ENVIROMENTAL SCIENCE
INSTRUCTOR
BRANSON, D.
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR
ENGEL, S.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
TEDDER, R.
MW
1730-2000
3
ONEIL, P.
MW
1730-2000
3
INSTRUCTOR
STAFF
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
2010-2150 2
INSTRUCTOR
STRICKLAND
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
2010-2240 3
STAFF
MW
2010-2240
3
PAULY, D.
MW
1730-2000
3
INSTRUCTOR
SALIB, S.
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
TURNER, J.
TR
1730-2000
INSTRUCTOR
SEIFERT, G.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR
MARTIN, M.
RAMAN, B.
DAY
TR
MW
TIME
CR
2010-2240 3
1730-2000 3
WALSTON, L.
MW
1730-2000
INSTRUCTOR
SMITH, W.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
HISTORY
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
HIS
10321
WORLD HISTORY I
ENG 101 recommended
HIS
10421
WORLD HISTORY II
ENG 101 recommended
HIS
38021
AMERICAN MARRIAGE & WEDDINGS
INTERDISCIPLINARY
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
IDS
11521
STUDY SKILLS
JUSTICE STUDIES
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
JUS
31121
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Cross-listed as SOC 311
JUS
32121
ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
Prerequisite:JUS 320 or permission by instructor
JUS
39721
CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
LANGUAGE
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
LAN 20121
MODERN STANDARD ARABIC III
Prerequisite: LAN 102 MODERN STANDARD ARABIC II
LAN
33021
LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
3
LEGAL STUDIES
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
LAW 38521
THE LIVING CONSTUTION
Cross-listed as PSC 385
MATHEMATICS
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
MAT 10321
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE MATH
MAT 10521
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Prerequisite: Math 103 or passing placement test
MAT` 22021
APPLIED STATISTICS
3
Prerequisite: MAT 105
MUSIC
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
MUS 15121
SURVEY OF MUSIC
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION AND LEADERSHIP
DEPT
OCL
OCL
OCL
NUMBER
15121
15122
27121
TITLE
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
INSTRUCTOR DAY
HOLLINGSWORTM W
CROASMUN, E. T R
TURNER, D.
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
Prerequisite: OCL 151
POLITICAL SCIENCE
DEPT
PSC
PSC
PSC
NUMBER
15121
34521
38521
PSC
44021
TITLE
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
POL. PARTIES/INTEREST GROUPS IN U.S.
THE LIVING CONSTITUTION
INSTRUCTOR
HIGHT, K.
PARSONS, B.
SEIFERT, G.
DAY
TR
MW
TR
TIME
CR
2010-2240 3
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
KAMALU
TR
2010-2240
Cross-listed as LAW 385
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PSYCHOLOGY
sched11springnight_online.pdf
3
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
PSY
34021
PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
INSTRUCTOR
SNYDER, K.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
HOPKINS, D.
MW
1730-2000
INSTRUCTOR
MCCLEARY, S.
MCCLEARY, S.
DAY
TR
FRI
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
1730-2240 3
INSTRUCTOR
DEMBOSKY, J.
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2130 3
Prerequisite: PSY 101and SCI 142 or BIO 153
PSY
34121
ABNORMAL PYCHOLOGY
3
Prerequisite: PSY 101
RELIGION
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
REL
10621
RELIGION AND AMERICAN CULTURE
REL
10721
RELIGION AND FILM
SCIENCE
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
SCI
14121
EARTH SCIENCE
Prerequisite: MAT 105
SCI
14221
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
MCCANDLESS, J. M W
1730-2130
3
INSTRUCTOR
BAJC, V.
BROWN, J.
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
SOCIOLOGY
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
SOC
15121
PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY
SOC
22021
APPLIED STATISTICS
DAY
TR
MW
Prerequisite: MAT 105
SOC
31121
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
STRICKLAND, B. T R
2010-2240
3
PHELAN, J.
SOBERS, T
TR
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
INSTRUCTOR
BOBADILLA, J.
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
STAFF
NOLAN, Y.
TR
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
INSTRUCTOR
FOWLER, K.
PERKINS, G.
DAY
MW
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
2010-2240 3
HINDS, T.
TR
1730-2000
Cross listed as JUS 311
SOC
SOC
25321
36021
GLOBAL SOCIAL PROBLEMS
RACE & ETHNICITY RELATIINS
Prerequisite: MAT 105
SPANISH
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
SPA
20121
INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I
Prerequisite: SPA 102
SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPE
SPE
25521
34821
EDUCATION OF DIVERSE POPULATIONS
SBR METHODSIN SPECIAL EDUCATION I
3
3
SOCIAL WORK
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
SWK 23121
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK
SWK 37021
POLICY I
Prerequisites: SWK 231, 240 and PSC 151
SWK
42021
PRACTICE METHODS I
3
Prerequisites: SWK 231, SWK 235, SWK 240, SWK 300,
SWK 302, SWK 315, SWK 332, SWK 350 & SWK 372
and admission to the Social Work Program
THEATRE
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
THE
16221
SURVEY OF THEATRE
INSTRUCTOR DAY
BRIDENSTINE, E. M W
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
RACH, A.
SAT
0830-1545
3
TR
1730-2000
3
DAY
TIME
WRITING
WRI
42021
THE WORLD OF PUBLISHING
Class Dates: Jan. 22, Feb. 5, Feb. 19, Mar. 5, Mar. 19, Apr. 2 & Apr. 19
WRI
43321
COPYEDITING & PROOFREADING
WRIGHT, E.
Prerequisite: ENG 322
EVENING TERM II
ACCOUNTING
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
sched11springnight_online.pdf
CR
ACC
25321
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGERIAL ACC
DAIL, D.
MW
1730-2000
3
STRICKLAND, P. M W
1730-2000
3
Prerequisites: ACC 251 & MAT 105 or higher
ACC
34221
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING
Prerequisite: ACC 341
HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
INSTRUCTOR DAY
BHC 30521
MANAGING HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATION MCDONALD, W M W
BHC 33021
HEALTH CARE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT GREER, K.
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
BIOLOGY
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
BIO
15321
FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOLOGY
INSTRUCTOR DAY
MCCANDLESS, J. T R
TIME
CR
1730-2240 4
Prerequisite: High school biology or chemistry or SCI 142 & 143
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
BUS
31521
BUSINESS AND SOCIETY
INSTRUCTOR
BALL, V.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
HOLDEN, J.
TR
2010-2240
3
STAFF
MW
1730-2000
3
MITCHELL, C.
MW
2010-2240
3
INSTRUCTOR
SINGH, N.
DAY
TRF
TIME
CR
1730-2050 4
STAFF
TR
1730-2240
DAY
TR
TR
MW
TIME
CR
1730-1910 3
2010-2150 3
2010-2240 3
INSTRUCTOR DAY
DOWLATSHAHI, T R
BOYLE, W.
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
REED, K.
MW
1730-2000
INSTRUCTOR
HEYWARD, J.
TURNER, J.
BELFORD, E.
DAY
MW
TR
SAT
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
0900-1430 3
INSTRUCTOR
JACOBS, P.
HAWKINS, C.
JERNIGAN, B.
DAY
TR
MW
TR
TIME
CR
2010-2240 3
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
CARNEY, K.
TR
2010-2240
3
RACH, A.
TR
1730-2000
3
Prerequisites: ECO 216, BUS 225/CSC100, & BUS 343
BUS
35321
BUSINESS LAW II
Prerequisites: BUS 352
BUS
45021
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
Prerequisites: ACC251 and 253: ECO 261 and 262
BUS
47021
BUSINESS POLICY/STRATEGY
Prerequisites: BUS 332, BUS 343, BUS 352, BUS 315 & MKT 351
CHEMISTRY
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
CHE 15221
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
Prerequisite: CHE 151
CHE
32221
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
4
Prerequisite: CHE 321
COMPUTER SCIENCE
DEPT
CSC
CSC
CSC
NUMBER
10023
10024
20121
TITLE
COMPUTER LITERACY (HYBRID)
COMPUTER LITERACY (HYBRID)
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE
INSTRUCTOR
TALIAFERRO, P.
LOCKETT, W.
LOCKETT, W.
ECONOMICS
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
ECO 26221
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
ECO 31121
MONEY AND BANKING
Prerequisites: ECO 261 and ECO 262
ECO
46521
ECONOMIC GROWTH/DEVELOPMENT
3
Prerequisites: ECO 261 and ECO 262
EDUCATION
DEPT
EDU
EDU
EDU
NUMBER
24621
41621
44821
TITLE
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (K-6)
LANGUAGE TEACHING METHODS SEC.
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT FOR GIFTED
DEPT
ENG
ENG
ENG
NUMBER
10022
10122
10222
TITLE
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLISH
COMPOSITION
COMP/INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
ENGLISH
Prerequisite: ENG 101
ENG
22121
SURVEY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE I
Prerequisite: ENG 102
ENG
32121
TECHNICAL WRITING
Cross-listed as WRI 321
sched11springnight_online.pdf
ENVIRONMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL MANAGEMENT
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
ENM 20121
GEN. PRINCIPLES/INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
ENM 48521
SPECIAL TOPIC: CLANDESTINE LAB
INSTRUCTOR
STAFF
RAINERI, C.
DAY
MW
SAT
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
0830-1625 3
INSTRUCTOR
TEDDER, R.
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
ENGEL, S.
KLETTER, K.
DYKE, C.
MURRAY, P.
TR
MW
MW
TR
1730-2000
1730-2000
2010-2240
1730-2000
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
2010-2240 3
INSTRUCTOR
COMBS, J.
PERKINS, G.
DAY
MW
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
2010-2240 3
PAULY, D.
MW
1730-2000
INSTRUCTOR
SALIB, S.
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR
MANNING, B.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR
MARTIN, D.
RAMAN, B.
DAY
TR
MW
TIME
CR
2010-2240 3
1730-2000 3
PALLED, S.
TR
1730-2000
3
BENNETT, D.
TR
2010-2240
3
INSTRUCTOR
INCZAUSKIS, S
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR
SMITH, W.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
Permission of the ENM Director
HISTORY
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
HIS
10422
WORLD HISTORY II
ENG 101 recommended
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
20121
21021
38221
42221
US HISTORY I
HISTORIANS APPRENTICESHIP
HISTORY AND GENDER
AMERICA 1945-1990
3
3
3
3
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
IDS
11021
THE METHODIST UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE STAFF
JUSTICE STUDIES
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
JUS
33021
POLICE IN URBAN SOCIETY
JUS
33221
RESEARCH METHODS
Cross-listed as SOC/SWK 332
Prerequisite: Statistics
JUS
39621
CRIMINAL PROFILING
3
LANGUAGE
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
LAN 20221
MODERN STANDARD ARABIC IV
Prerequisite: LAN 201 MODERN STANDARD ARABIC III
LEGAL STUDUES
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
LAW 39021
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
MATHEMATICS
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
MAT 10322
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE MATH
MAT 10522
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Prerequisite: MAT 103 or passing placement test
MAT
10523
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Prerequisite: MAT 103 or passing placement test
MAT
11021
FINITE MATH
Prerequisite: MAT 105
MARKETING
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
MKT 25121
PRINCIPLES OG MARKTING
MUSIC
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
MUS 15122
SURVEY OF MUSIC
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION AND LEADERSHIP
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
OCL 15123
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
OCL 15124
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
INSTRUCTOR DAY
CROASMUN, E. T R
CROASMUN, E. T R
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
2010-2240 3
POLITICAL SCIENCE
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
PSC
33321
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PSC
34721
AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
INSTRUCTOR
SEIFERT, G.
KAMALU, N.
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DAY
TR
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
2010-2240 3
PSC
PSC
35121
45121
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
HIGHT, K.
PARSONS, B.
TR
MW
2010-2240
1730-2000
3
3
INSTRUCTOR
STAFF
MCALENEY, P.
DAY
MW
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR
MCCLEARY, S.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR
HOLBROOK, L.
BRANSON, D.
DAY
MW
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2130 3
1730-2130 3
INSTRUCTOR
SOBERS, T.
PERKINS, G.
DAY
MW
TR
TIME
CR
2010-2240 3
2010-2240 3
PHELAN, J.
BROWN, J.
TR
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
INSTRUCTOR
BOBADILLA, J.
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR
FOWLER, K.
PERKINS, G.
DAY
TR
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
2010-2240 3
PERKINS, G.
MW
2010-2240
3
HINDS, T.
TR
1730-2000
3
INSTRUCTOR
WILSON, P.
DAY
MW
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
INSTRUCTOR
RACH, A.
DAY
TR
TIME
CR
1730-2000 3
PSYCHOLOGY
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
PSY
10121
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSY
40521
THEORIES OF PERSONALITY
Prerequisite: PSY 101
RELIGION
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
REL
10321
INTRODUCTION TO RELIGION
SCIENCE
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
SCI
14222
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
SCI
14321
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
Prerequisite: MAT 105
SOCIOLOGY
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
SOC
15122
PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY
SOC
33221
METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH
Prerequisite: Statistics
Cross-listed as JUS/SWK 332
SOC
SOC
39221
43121
SPORT IN SOCIETY
SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
3
3
Prerequisite: Senior standing, SOC major, SOC 332 & statistics
SPANISH
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
SPA
20221
INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II
Prerequisite: SPA 201
SOCIAL WORK
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
SWK 31521
HELPING PROCESSES
SWK 33221
METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH
Prerequisite: Statistics
Cross-listed as JUS/SOC 332
SWK
37221
SOCIAL WELFARE POLICY II
Prerequisite: SWK 370
SWK
42421
PRACTICE METHODS II
Prerequisite: SWK 420
THEATRE
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
THE
16321
BASIC STAGECRAFT
WRITING
DEPT NUMBER TITLE
WRI
32121
TECHNICAL WRITING
Cross-listed as ENG 32121
Professional Writing Certificate Program
Methodist University's new Professional Writing Certificate Program is designed primarily for
persons who make their living by writing nonfiction—reports, grant proposals, brochures,
advertising copy, newsletters, press releases, reports, manuals—and for persons who aspire to be
professional writers. Although poets, novelists, and short story writers could benefit from this
program, these persons might be better served by taking creative writing courses.
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The Professional Writing Certificate Program is a six-class, two-semester sequence of courses.
Students enrolled in the program will take the following six courses:
FALL
The World of Publishing: From Idea to
Desktop Publishing
Advanced Grammar
SPRING The World of Publishing: Writing for Business and the Business of Writing
Copyediting and Proofreading
Technical Writing
HOW TO APPLY
It is easy to apply to Methodist University's Professional Writing Certificate Program. Simply go
online to www.methodist.edu/writing/app1.htm.
DETAILED INFORMATION
To learn more about improving your writing and document design skills through the Professional
Writing Certificate Program, go online to www.methodist.edu/writing and/or contact Amber Rach,
Program Director, at 910-630-7103 or arach@methodist.edu.
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January 10
MU ONLINE SPRING CLASSES BEGIN
January 18
LAST DAY TO ADD/DROP WITHOUT RECORD
March 7-11
SPRING BREAK
April 18
LAST DAY TO DROP CLASSES WITH "WP" OR "WF"
April 22
GOOD FRIDAY (NO CLASSES)
April 26
LAST DAY OF CLASSES
May 5
FINAL EXAM PERIOD ENDS
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ACC
BHC
BUS
BUS
EDU
EDU
IDS
IDS
IDS
JUS
JUS
LSS
PHI
PSC
PSY
SOC
SOC
SPE
WEL
WEL
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25429
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TITLE
ACCOUNTING LAB
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
PERSONAL FINANCE
BUSINESS AND SOCIETY
INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY
REV&APPL GRAMMAR-ELEM SCHOOL
READING CIRCLE-FANTASY
READING CIRCLE-NC WRITERS
READING CIRCLE-RELATIONSHIPS
CORRECTIONAL PROCESS
VICTIMOLOGY
PRINCIPLES OF LEADERSHIP
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY
GENDER AND SOCIETY
REMEDIAL READING & DIAGNOSIS
CONCEPTS IN FITNESS & NUTRITION
CONCEPTS IN FITNESS & NUTRITION
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INSTRUCTOR
STRICKLAND, P.
SULLIVAN, M.
BOYLE, W.
MITCHELL, C.
MOLTER, M.
ERBEN, V.
MOLTER, M.
MORAN, M.
MACK, C.
SEE, S.
THOMAS, K.
ZIEGLER, A.
BREY, S.
CRONIN, C.
HOGAN, J.
STRULOWITZ
STRULOWITZ
PEUSTER, G.
HERRING, J.
WIRTH, C.
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