Updated 12/4/15 11:00 a.m.
Winter Intersession
December 28, 2015 – January 13, 2016
Registration Begins October 30 - $290/unit
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inter Intersession provides an excellent opportunity to
pursue one class intensively, without interruptions and
demands of other classes or campus activities. Intersession
classes earn resident credit and are open to matriculated
Fresno State students as well as to the public.
Why Take Intersession?
• Concentrate on one course at a time
• Maximize student success
• Accelerate time to degree completion
• Explore new academic areas of interest
• Pursue professional development
Who May Register for an Intersession Class?
You are not required to be formally admitted to the
university to take an Intersession class. If you are 18 years
of age or older or are a high school graduate and have
met course prerequisites, you may register for a Winter
Intersession class. Matriculated and disqualified students, as
well as the public, may take Intersession classes.
If you expect to complete degree or credential requirements
through Intersession, you should check with your advisor
regarding course applicability. Registration in Intersession
does not ensure registration for, or admission to, the
university, nor should it be interpreted as acceptance to
any degree or credential program. If you are interested
in formal admission to California State University, Fresno,
contact the Office of Admissions, Records and Evaluations at
559.278.2261.
How to Register
You may register online for Intersession beginning October
30 through November 30, 2015. Register early to ensure
your place in the class of your choice, as each class has an
enrollment limit. Fees are $290 per unit and payment is due
no later than November 30. Payments can be made online
or at Joyal Building at the Cashier’s Counter. Indicate that
payment is for a Continuing and Global Education class.
(Other class fees are applied to general account.) Payments
by check should be made payable to “Fresno State.”
Matriculated Fresno State students may register by logging
in to my.fresnostate.edu.
New or non-matriculated students should visit www.
fresnostate.edu/cge/registration/howtoregister.html for
registration instructions.
Enrollment will freeze from December 1 – 4.
The go/no-go list of Intersession classes will be published on
the CGE website on December 4, 2015. Beginning December
5, additional registrations will be accepted until December
21. Beginning December 5, all fees must be paid within 24
hours of registration.
Wait Lists
Wait lists are available for Winter Intersession. If you are
placed on a wait list for a Winter Intersession class, be sure
to check your Fresno State email account daily to find out if
you have been moved from the wait list to the class roster.
Beginning December 5, your fees are due within 24 hours
after you are placed on the class roster.
Grading Option
Select your choice of grading option—Letter or CR/NC (credit
or no credit)—choosing only what is available for your class
(verify with department if enrolling in person). The grading
option you designate is what will be posted on your permanent transcript, providing that option is available for the
course.
Changes in Grading Option must be made no later than
Friday of the first week of class. For classes meeting four or
fewer days, changes in Grading Option must be made prior
to the class start date.
A student can elect to audit a class by obtaining the
instructor’s signature on an Administrative Change form
and submitting it to the Division of Continuing and
Global Education office no later than Friday of the first
week of class.
Forms
The following forms can be found on the CGE website
(http://www.fresnostate.edu/cge/forms/index.html):
• Registration form
• Program Change form
• Excess Units Petition
• Administrative Change form
Registration Fees and Course Fees
Grades
Registration fees are $290 per unit and are due no later than
November 30, 2015 for those registering between October
30 and November 30. Registrations that take place on or
after December 5 will require payment within 24 hours of
registration.
Intersession grades will be averaged into the student’s
Fresno State GPA. Grades will be available after January 15,
2016, at my.fresnostate.edu.
Financial Aid
Beginning Thursday, December 17, 2015, textbooks will be
available at Kennel Bookstore on the Fresno State Campus.
Information about textbooks is available from your instructor
or the bookstore (www.kennelbookstore.com).
Textbooks
Financial aid is not available for Winter Intersession.
Drop/Withdrawal/Refunds
Bookstore hours are:
Students who fail to attend class may receive a failing grade
unless they officially drop the class.
To add or drop an Intersession class, go to my.fresnostate.edu
or complete the program change form (www.fresnostate.
edu/cge/forms) and submit to the Division of Continuing and
Global Education.
Serious and Compelling Drop/Withdrawal/Refunds
No drops are allowed after the fourth calendar day. Students
who have a serious and compelling reason and who wish to
drop on the fifth calendar day or later may petition to drop
with a grade of “W.” Pick up a Request for Record Adjustment
in the CGE office (Education 130) or obtain the form online
(www.fresnostate.edu/cge/documents/Record_Adjustment.
pdf ). Submit the request to the Admissions, Records and
Evaluations Office in the Joyal Building, Room 106. The
Admissions & Records Office will be open beginning January
4, 2016.
Tuition Refund Schedule
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December 17 & 18: 7:30am - 7:00pm
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December 19 – 20: CLOSED
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December 21 – 23: 8:00am - 4:00pm
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December 24 - 27: CLOSED
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December 28 & 29: 9:30am - 3:00pm (Main Level Only)
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December 30 - January 3: CLOSED
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January 4 – 8: 8:00am - 5:00pm
•
January 9 – 10: TBD
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January 11 – 15: 8:00am - 6:00pm
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January 16 – 17: TBD
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January 18: CLOSED
Library
Library services will be available for Winter Intersession (see
below). However, the DISCOVERe Hub will be closed December 19, 2015 – January 3, 2016.
The following is the Winter Intersession schedule for the
Henry Madden Library:
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Open from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm December 21 – 23, 2015
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Closed December 24 – 27, 2015
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Open from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm December 28 - 31, 2015
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Closed January 1 - 3, 2016
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Beginning January 4, 2016, open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm,
Monday through Friday until the spring semester starts.
The library will be closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
An active Fresno State student ID is required, see below to
attain a card.
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Help Desk
Food Services
Students may reach the Help Desk by calling 559.278.7000,
or through the website at https://help.fresnostate.edu.
Students who need assistance with Blackboard login may
also contact the Help Desk.
For Food Service hours,visit: www.fresnostatedining.com.
University Student Union
The University Student Union will be closed December 23,
2015 through January 3, 2016, reopening on January 4, 2016.
Hours of operation are: Monday through Thursday from 7:00
am to 10:00 pm, Friday and Saturday from 7:00 am to midnight and Sunday from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm.
Student ID Cards
Students without an active Bulldog Card, Fresno State’s official student ID, may purchase a Winter CGE-Student Bulldog
Card for $5.00. The card provides checkout privileges for
materials in the library, access to services at the Health Center with a co-pay, and serves as a valid student ID card in the
community. Students must first complete their registration;
secondly, pay the $5.00 CGE-Student Bulldog Card activation
fee at the cashier’s window in the Joyal Building; then stop
by the Bulldog Card Office in Joyal, Room 156 (back of Joyal
building) to have their picture taken and obtain their card.
University Courtyard
Fresno State students with a residence hall contract can
stay in their room, free of charge, during Winter Intersession.
Students are asked to notify the Atrium Customer Service
desk of their plans.
Continuing and Global Education Hours
Student Health and Counseling Center
The Division of Continuing and Global Education is open
Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm through December 23, 2015. The office will be closed December 24, 2015
through January 1, 2016. Regular office hours will resume
on January 4, 2016. CGE is located in the Kremen Education
Building, Room 130 (559.278.0333).
The Student Health and Counseling Center office will be
closed December 24, 2015 through January 1, 2016 and will
reopen on January 4, 2016. Office hours are Monday through
Friday, 8:00 am to 4:45 pm. Non-matriculated students pay
$15 per office visit. No charge for office visits for matriculated students. A Fresno State student ID is required. See
instructions above to attain a Student ID card.
Services for Students with Disabilities
The Services for Students with Disabilities office will be
closed from December 24, 2015 through January 1, 2016. The
office will reopen on January 4, 2016. Support services are
available by calling the Services for Students with Disabilities
office at 559.278.2811.
Veterans Services
Information on State and Federal aid to veterans is available
by calling Veterans Services, 559.278.7030. Parking (subject to change)
Short-term parking permits (for Winter Intersession only)
may be purchased for $23.25 at the Traffic Operations Office
in the Public Safety Building beginning November 19, 2015.
These permits are valid through January 15, 2016. Bring your
Fresno State I.D. number in order to purchase permit. Daily
parking permits may be purchased for $3.00 per day from
the dispensers located in the campus parking lots. Contact
the Division of Continuing and Global Education if you need
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Classnotes
Course
Class No.
Description
Units Comp
Time
Days
Room
Instructor
SA 153
Reese D
Africana Studies Program
15;8681
AFRS 20
CANCELLED
Crit Think Race
3
Lec
01:00P-05:00P
MTuWThF
Anthropology
17;8681
ANTH 30
10003
Crit Think Anth
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Mullooly J
15;8681
ANTH 161
10004
Bio-Bhav Evl Hum
3
Lec
MTuWThF
ED 172
Pryor J
MTuWThF
SA 154
Pérez C
ARR
DGT CAMP
España-Nájera A
DGT CAMP
Tehrani F
08:00A-12:30P
Chicano and Latin American Studies
8681
CLAS 114
CANCELLED
Mex/SW 1810-1910
3
Lec
17;8681
CLAS 170
Latin Amer St
3
Lec
10006
09:00A-12:45P
Civil Engineering
17;34;8652
CE 161
10007
Constrt Engr I
2
Lec
ARR
Communicative Disorders and Deaf Studies
17;8681
CDDS 139
10010
Deaf Culture
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Klein A
MTuWThF
SA 151
Kartch F
ARR
DGT CAMP
Moreman S
Communication
8681
COMM 3
10008
Fund Public Comm
3
Lec
17;8681
COMM 164
10009
Intercult Comm
3
Lec
01:00P-04:45P
Counselor Education
15;34;8622;8804 COUN 280T
10039
Adv Play Therapy
1
Lec
04:00P-09:50P
F
ED 360
Weir K
08:00A-05:00P
S
ED 360
Weir K
Criminology
17;8681
CRIM 2
10011
Adm of Justice
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Marshall H
15;8681
CRIM 20
10012
Criminal Law
3
Lec
09:00A-12:50P
MTuWThF
ED 173
Ryan K
15;34;8681
CRIM 101
10013
Crm & Viol in Am
3
Lec
09:00A-12:45P
MTuWThF
ED 187
Clement K
17;8681
CRIM 120
10014
Juvenile Delinq
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Takahashi Y
17;8681
CRIM 153
10015
Psych of Crime
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Kieckhaefer J
CANCELLED Intro to Dance
DANCE 16
3
Lec
MTuWThF
M 124
Balint K
GEOG 115
10017
Violent Weather
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Ogunjemiyo S
HIST 11
10018
AM Hst to 1877
3
Lec
MTuWThF
ED 178
Jones B
ED 193
Eastin K
Dance – Theatre Arts
15;8681
10:00A-01:45P
Geography
17;8681
History
15;8681
01:00P-04:30P
Humanities
15;8681
HUM 104
10019
Hum Mdl Age Ren
3
Lec
05:00P-09:00P
MTuWThF
Industrial Technology
17;8681
IT 118
10020
Prod Operations
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Sethuramasamyraja B
17;34,8681
IT 191T
10038
Green SCM
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Nambiar A
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Classnotes
Course
Class No.
Description
Units Comp
Time
Days
Room
Instructor
Interdisciplinary Arts Studies
17;8681
IAS 108
10021
Interartstudies
3
Sem
ARR
DGT CAMP
Morin K
MTuWThF
ED 181
Agbayani B
ARR
DGT CAMP
Shekar C
Linguistics
15;8681
LING 10
10022
Intro to Lang
3
Lec
17;8681
LING 115
10023
Lang Culture Soc
3
Lec
01:00P-05:00P
Music
17;8681
MUSIC 9
10024
Intro to Music
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Ishigaki M
8681
MUSIC 74
10025
Listener’s Guide
3
Lec
09:00A-12:30P
MTuWThF
M 167
Durst A
15;8681
MUSIC 75
10026
Hist Rock & Roll
3
Lec
08:00A-12:00P
MTuWThF
M 160
Darling M
15;8681
MUSIC 187
10027
Pop Mus Jz Rock
3
Lec
09:00A-12:45P
MTuWThF
M 171
VonBerg C
Philosophy
17;8681
PHIL 120
10028
Cont Conf Morals
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Fiala A
17;8681
PHIL 131
10029
Compara Religion
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Biondo V
Political Science
17;34;8681
PLSI 2
10030
Amer Govt Instit
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Lukens M
34;8681
PLSI 2
10031
Amer Govt Instit
3
Lec
MTuWThF
ED 195
Abosch Y
12:00P-03:50P
Psychology
17;8681
PSYCH 36
10032
Bio Psychology
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Shapiro M
17;8542
PSYCH 124
10033
Sensatn+Perceptn
4
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Lachs L
DGT CAMP
Whiting J
Recreation Administration
17;34;8681
RA 130
10034
Interntl Tourism
3
Lec
ARR
Sociology
17;8681
SOC 131
10035
Soc Sex & Gender
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Kubal T
17;8681
SOC 143
10036
Deviance Contr
3
Lec
ARR
DGT CAMP
Kennedy V
DGT CAMP
Mercado-Lopez L
Women’s Studies
17;34;8681
WS 120
10037
Women of Color
3
Lec
ARR
Classnotes:
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Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials.
Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with on-line instruction.
More information is available at http://www.fresnostate.edu/academics/blackboard/.
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Web-Based classes are taught entirely on-line. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction,
although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount
of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://www.fresnostate.edu/academics/blackboard/.
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Letter grade only.
8542
The fee for this class is $1,160.
8622
The fee for this class is $290.
8652
The fee for this class is $580
8681
The fee for this class is $870.
8804
Class meets on two days only: Friday, January 8 and Saturday, January 9, 2016.
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Topic Course Descriptions
COUN 280T
Advanced Play Therapy (1 unit)
Play therapy is an exciting form of treatment for adoptive and foster families. Students will learn several advance play therapy models, including a cutting-edge treatment model—Whole Family Theraplay—developed by the professor.
Adoptive and foster families have unique clinical needs. The national average of MFTs entering professions in adoption
and foster care is nearly 20%. This course will prepare you for child welfare service jobs.
IT 191T
Green Supply Chain Management (3 units)
This course will cover important aspects of sustainable supply chain management such as life cycle management,
supply and demand planning, procurement, supplier development, production, logistics, packaging, and marketing.
The course will also look into how technology can be leveraged for successful implementation of some of the best
practices. This course will also explore the change management process for implementation of sustainable practices in
supply chain management.
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