Register
COURSE OFFERING FOR THE SUMMER 2015 SEMESTER
IN LEBANON, MT. JULIET, AND NASHVILLE
100 and 200 level courses are being
offered THIS summer to YOU at
half price!
Step 1 ~ Priority Registration
Make sure to get
official before
the first day of
class.
The student will use the
program of study in the
University Catalog and their
personal transcript (available
online) to select the courses
appropriate for their major and/
or minor.
The student will make an
appointment with their advisor
to have the schedule reviewed;
appointments begin on March
23, 2015.
Find it quick:
Financial Services 2
Business Office
2
Withdrawal Policy 3
General Info./Fees 4
Student Life
5
Academics
5
Offering
6-9
Accreditation
10
Summer Dates
10
The advisor will review the
schedule and make suggestions.
If in agreement, the advisor will
allow access to registration. If
the advisor does not agree with
the schedule and the student
does not want to make
alterations, the advisor will
allow access to registration and
officially note the disapproval in
the student’s file. Please see
special online registration
instructions on our website
www.cumberland.edu/studentresources.
A student who has a balance of
more than one semester in
arrears will not be permitted to
register for further classes until
the account is paid.
During the appropriate time
period, the student will log onto
CAMS and register for the
selected courses.
Follow the steps in the CU
Register that will include
information about Student
Financial Services, Residence
Life, Student Life, and Business
Office requirements. When this
process is complete,
undergraduate students will be
“priority registered” for
summer classes.
Priority Registration
Dates
Graduates
March 30-May 1
Seniors and Juniors
March 30-May 1
Sophomores
April 6-May 1
Freshmen
April 13-May 1
New Students &
Dual Enrollment
Begins April 17
Online Registration Instructions:
http://www.cumberland.edu/
student-resources/sm_files/
Online%20Student%
20Registration%20Instructions.pdf
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Step 2 ~ Student Financial Services (MH-103)
Visit Student Financial Services (MH-103) to
ensure that all Financial Aid is in process and/
or complete, including:
~ FAFSA has been processed.
~ Verification documents have been signed
and submitted, if requested.
~ Loan applications have been submitted.
~ Athletic/Fine Arts scholarships have been
signed and submitted.
Questions concerning Financial Assistance
(including work study and loan programs)
should be addressed to Student Financial
Services at
financialaid@cumberland.edu.
Students who do not have financial
assistance will be expected to pay all
tuition and fees during the registration/
fee paying process.
Continue to Step 3 below
Step 3 ~ Business Office (MH-109)
Contacting the Business Office is the final step in the
registration process. Students must make their schedule
official (which means make payment arrangements). Make
sure your classes are correct, the charges are correct (tuition,
fees, housing, etc.) and payment arrangements have been
made.
Registration will not be complete and students cannot attend
classes until all tuition/fees are paid in U.S. funds or
appropriate payment arrangements have been made with the
Business Office. Students must pay all balances owed the
University before the end of each semester.
Cumberland offers several payment options to facilitate the
student with their final step of registration. Methods of
payment are: cash; personal check; money order; and credit or
debit cards. Financial Assistance is available to students who
qualify. Students should contact Student Financial Services for
details.
PAYMENT IN FULL – CU will accept a personal check or money
order for the total balance due. Checks should be made
payable to Cumberland University and include the students’
full name on the face of the check. The University also accepts
VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
Payments may be made online by credit card, debit card, or
electronic check at: https://charlie.cumberland.edu/estudent/
login.asp
MONTHLY PAYMENTS – Students may make monthly
payments by enrolling in the FACTS Payment Plan. Contracts
may be completed online at: https://
online.campuscommerce.com/signin/4JRVC
Payments are automatically withdrawn from a checking or
savings account, or a credit or debit card on the 5th or the 20th
of each month. Contact the Business Office at 615-547-1218 or
615-547-1250 for details.
THIRD PARTY PROMISSORY NOTE - CU also offers a deferred
payment plan to those students whose employer/responsible
party has agreed to pay for their classes. Each semester
students must sign a “Third Party Promissory Note” stating
the employer/responsible party will pay the balance on
completion of classes at the end of the semester. The
students must also submit a signed statement each semester
from their employer on company letterhead.
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY - Should any pending credits to a
students’ account fail to materialize or for any other reason a
balance due results, the student is responsible for the balance
due. In the event the account remains unpaid and is referred
to a collection agency, the student will also be responsible for
all collection agency fees and/or attorney fees associated with
collections.
Students must have all fees paid and their schedule official
prior to moving into a residence hall, participating in
university functions, participating in academic or any
athletic activities, or receiving other university privileges.
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Summer 2015 Withdrawal Policy and Dates
Withdrawal will be effective from the date the formal application for withdrawal is filed with the Registrar. The policy for summer is
as follows:
Last Day to
Register/Add a
Course
100% Refund
Student
responsible for
50% of charges
Student
responsible for
75% of charges
Last day to
withdraw
with a “W”
Last day to
withdraw with a
“WP” or “WF”
May Term
(May 11-June 5)
May 15
May 15
May 22
May 29
May 22
May 29
Summer I
(June 8-July 2)
June 12
June 12
June 19
June 26
June 19
June 26
Summer II
(July 6-July 31)
July 10
July 10
July 17
July 24
July 17
July 24
All Summer
(May 11-Aug. 25)
May 15
May 15
June 12
July 17
June 12
July 17
Term A
(May 11-July 2)
May 15
May 15
May 29
June 15
May 29
June 15
Term B
(July 6-Aug. 25)
July 10
July 10
July 24
August 10
July 24
August 10
Session
After the last day to withdraw with a “WP” or “WF”, students are responsible for 100% of charges.
When a student decreases the number of hours attempted during a term, a refund may be calculated based upon the official drop
date as presented to the Registrar’s Office. Credits are based on the tuition charges, not the amount paid. If the student is receiving
financial assistance, credits will be returned to the financial aid accounts, including lenders of student loans, before any money is
returned to the student. Students should note that the requirement to return the unearned portion of the federal financial aid
might leave them owing a balance due to Cumberland University.
Withdrawals from school for any reason, during any term, must be made by official notification to the Registrar’s Office. FAILURE
TO ATTEND CLASSES DOES NOT CANCEL ENROLLMENT.
The federal refund calculation policy will be used for students who have attended classes at CU and are receiving Title IV financial
assistance.
Refund or credit on account of residence hall rent after registration must be approved by the Vice President for Finance. Refunds will
be granted on a pro-rata basis when the student is forced to withdraw from the residence hall for personal medical reasons
confirmed by a licensed physician, or at the request of Cumberland University Administration for reasons other than disciplinary. No
refund will be made other than under the above circumstances.
When a student who has received federal financial aid (PELL Grants, FSEOG Grants, Federal Perkins Loans, Direct Federal Stafford
Loans, or Direct Federal Parent Loans for Undergraduates) completely withdraws from the University; the unearned portion of the
aid must be returned to the program. The unearned portion is calculated up to the first 60% of the enrollment period. The
calculations are made on a pro-rata basis, based upon the total enrollment period. The federal government has set the order in
which unearned aid must be returned to the programs. Please see the University Catalog for information regarding the order in
which refunds are returned.
Students withdrawing from the University must contact the Registrar, the Student Financial Services Office, Director of Residence
Life, Dean of Students, and the Business Office.
COURSE OFFERING FOR THE SUMMER 2015 SEMESTER
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Summer 2015 Fees
Undergraduate Tuition - Full-time rate (12-18 hours; 300-400 level courses)
$9,600
Undergraduate Tuition - Hourly rate (<12 or >18 hours; 300-400 level courses)
$800
Undergraduate Tuition - Hourly rate (100-200 level courses)
$400
SUMMER 2015 ONLY
Undergraduate Access Fee (1-4 hours)
$150
Undergraduate Access Fee (5-11 hours)
$300
Undergraduate Access Fee (12-18 hours)
$500
Summer Residence Hall (per month)
$425
Directed Study fee (per course)
$100
Additional fees required by course
See catalog
International student fee
$75
Return Check fee
$25
Undergraduate graduation fee
$200
Graduate graduation fee
$225
MSP Graduate Tuition rate $800-less $365 tuition assistance = Net cost per hour
$435
MBA Graduate Tuition rate (per credit hour)
$450
MA Graduate Tuition rate (per credit hour)
$450
MSSEP Graduate Tuition rate (per credit hour)
$450
MAT and MEd Graduate Tuition rate (per credit hour)
$450
General Information

The University reserves the right to add, combine or delete
from this schedule, and to make any changes in listed
faculty teaching assignments, class times, and/or room
designations.

Specific course descriptions for all classes listed may be
found in the Cumberland University Catalog, located in the
Student Resources section of the Cumberland University
website.

Cumberland University is regionally accredited by the
Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools to award associate, baccalaureate
and master degrees. (see the back page for full
accreditation statement)

Cumberland University is in compliance with all known
federal, state, and local regulations regarding nondiscrimination.

The University reserves the right to video tape or audio
tape any class for educational purposes.
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Student Life Information
ID Cards (Student photo identification card) ~
These documents are made or updated for all
students during the registration process. There
will be a charge for remaking lost ID cards.
Students may be asked to present an ID when
checking out library materials.
Get official
before
the first day
of class!
Textbooks and supplies ~ Watch for the
coming announcement involving changes in our
textbook and supplies offering! Beginning with
the summer semester, you will now have the
option to rent books, purchase eBooks, new
and used books as well as other course
requirements at competitive pricing either in
person at the beginning of the semester or online
24/7. The CU Store is located in Labry Hall, 615547-1236
Residence Life ~ All students must have all
Residence Life fees paid. Students must be
official before they receive a key to their assigned
residence hall. Please contact the Office of
Residence Life at 615-547-1231 or
reslife@cumberland.edu with any questions.
Academic
ADVISING - The University offers advising for both
currently enrolled and entering students. Advisors
help students with their schedules, but the
primary obligation for knowing all graduation
requirements rests with the student.
PRE-REQUISITE - A prerequisite is a course or
other specific preparation that must be
completed before enrollment in an advanced
course. Prerequisite information is contained in
the course description sections of the
Cumberland University catalog. A grade of “C” or
higher, must be earned before advancing to the
next sequential course.
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RELEASE OF INFORMATION – The
University complies with all provisions of the
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974
dealing with the release of education records. No
information, except directory information,
contained in any student’s records is released to
persons outside the University or to unauthorized
persons on the campus without the written
consent of the student. The University reserves
the right not to release directory information.
Directory information includes name, home
address, school address, telephone listing, major
field of study, participation in officially recognized
activities and sports, weight and heights of
members of the athletic team, dates of
attendance, Deans List, degrees and awards
received, and the most recent previous
educational institution attended.
This information may be released to appear in
public documents and may be otherwise disclosed
without student consent unless a written request
not to release information is filed, each semester
with the Registrar.
ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE - Students who need
extra help in any course are urged to make an
appointment with the instructor to seek
assistance as soon as a problem
develops. Free tutoring is available by
contacting the Academic Enrichment Center
(615-547-1285).
STUDENTS NEARING GRADUATION - Any
student nearing graduation is
encouraged to complete the registration
process as soon as possible so that space may
be reserved in the needed classes. The
University does not guarantee a specific
course will be offered during the anticipated
final term of enrollment. The University urges
students who are nearing graduation to
consult with the Vice President of Academic
Affairs, the Registrar, the Academic School
Dean, and/or their advisor to ensure that the
needed courses or appropriate substitutions
will be offered during their remaining term(s)
of enrollment.
JUNIORS - ALL 1st semester Juniors (2 years
from graduation) should complete a
Graduation Evaluation Form and submit to
the Registrar's Office (MH-107).
SENIORS - ALL 1st semester Seniors (one year
from graduation) should complete an Intent
to Graduate Form and submit to the
Registrar’s Office (MH-107).
Dept Crs ID Section Course Name
Credits
Instructor
Room
Day
Start
Stop
Haley, M.
CANVAS
Online
Online
CANVAS
3.00
Heifner, F.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3.00
3.00
Crescuillo, J.
Heifner, F.
PHX-2A
TBA
MTWR 1:00PM
TBA
TBA
4.00
3.00
4.00
Atwood, K.
Atwood, K.
Heifner & Atwood
MH-306
MH-306
TBA
MTWR 12:00PM 3:50PM
MTWR 8:00AM 10:50AM
TBA
TBA
TBA
3.00
3.00
Landis, E.
Heifner, F.
CANVAS
TBA
Online
TBA
3.00
1.00
Pierce, S.
Pierce, S.
MH-301
MH-302
MTWR 9:00AM 11:50AM
TBA
TBA
TBA
3.00
Melnikov, M.
CANVAS
Online
3.00
Staff
LH-122
3.00
Rex, M.
CANVAS
Online
Online
CANVAS
3.00
Heifner, F.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3.00
3.00
Swart, L.
Bell, R.
LH-211
TBA
MAY TERM (May 11-June 5)
ACCOUNTING
ACC
211
01
Principles of Accounting I
3.00
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH
497
01
Pueblos, Canyons & Art of New Mexico
401
498
01
01
Issues in Contemporary Arts
Pueblos, Canyons & Art of New Mexico
100
111
499
01
01
01
Principles of Biology
General Biology I
Ecological Exploration fo the Southwest
101
498
01
01
Introduction to Business
Economic History of the Southwest
You must see Dr. Heifner for this course to secure advanced meeting times. Additional course fee.
ART
ART
ART
You must see Dr. Heifner for this course to secure advanced meeting times. Additional course fee.
3:50PM
TBA
BIOLOGY
BIO
BIO
BIO
You must see Dr. Heifner for this course to secure advanced meeting times. Additional course fee.
BUSINESS
BUA
BUA
You must see Dr. Heifner for this course to secure advanced meeting times. Additional course fee.
Online
TBA
CANVAS
TBA
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 103
CHEM 103L
01
01
Fundamentals of Chemistry
Fundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory
241
01
Principles of Macroeconomics
ECONOMICS
ECON
Online
CANVAS
EDUCATION
ED
301
01
Strategies in Teaching
MTWR 4:00PM
6:50PM
ENGLISH
ENG
216
01
Topics in Literature: Vampires in Literature & Film
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG
497
01
Pueblos, Canyons & Art of New Mexico
You must see Dr. Heifner for this course to secure advanced meeting times. Additional course fee.
HISTORY
HIS
HIS
202
497
01
01
History of the United States II
Colonial & Territorial History of Southwest
You must see Dr. Heifner for this course to secure advanced meeting times. Additional course fee.
MTWR 9:00AM 11:50AM
TBA
TBA
TBA
HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION
HPER
HPER
HPER
200
343
402
01
01
01
Foundations of Physical Education
Esesentials in Adaptive Physical Education
Administration of Health & Physical Education
MATH
MATH
098
111
01
01
Basic Algebra
College Algebra
NUR
230
01
Nutrition
3.00
2.00
3.00
Walker, G.
Walker, G.
Holbrook, J.
CANVAS
CANVAS
CANVAS
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
CANVAS
CANVAS
CANVAS
3.00
3.00
Fuller, C.
Fuller, C.
LH-202
LH-202
MTWR 1:00PM 3:50PM
MTWR 9:00AM 11:50AM
2.00
Markie, J.
McFar-1
MTWR 4:00PM
Heifner, F.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3.00
Haley, M.
CANVAS
Online
Online
CANVAS
3.00
1.00
4.00
Bryan, D.
Bryan, D.
Reynolds, A.
MH-306
MH-304
MH-300/308
3.00
Melnikov, M.
CANVAS
Online
Online
CANVAS
3.00
Winters, T.
CANVAS
Online
Online
CANVAS
3.00
Bevill, C.
LH-115
MATHEMATICS
NURSING
5:55PM
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY
498
01
Psychology Across Cultures
3.00
You must see Dr. Heifner for this course to secure advanced meeting times. Additional course fee.
SUMMER I (June 8-July 2)
ACCOUNTING
ACC
212
01
Principles of Accounting II
BIOLOGY
BIO
BIO
BIO
203
203L
213
01
01
01
Microbiology
Microbiology Laboratory
Human Anatomy & Physiology I
ECON
242
01
Principles of Microeconomics
MTWR 8:00AM 11:50AM
TBA
TBA
TBA
MTWR 8:00AM 11:50AM
ECONOMICS
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY
211
01
Psychology of Human Growth & Development
SPANISH
SPAN
111
01
Elementary Spanish I
MTWR 8:00AM 10:50AM
Dept Crs ID Section Course Name
Credits
Instructor
Room
Day
Start
Stop
3.00
McRoberts, S.
PHX-7A
MTWR 9:00AM 11:50AM
4.00
Reynolds, A.
MH-300/308
MTWR 8:00AM 11:50AM
3.00
Melnikov, M.
CANVAS
Online
3.00
Mason, J.
MH-206
MTWR 1:00PM
3.00
Bevill, C.
MH-204
MTWR 8:00AM 10:50AM
3.00
Menefee, L.
LH-117
MTWR 9:00AM 11:50AM
Smith, S.
Smith, S.
Smith, S.
Smith, S.
CANVAS
CANVAS
CANVAS
CANVAS
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
CANVAS
CANVAS
CANVAS
CANVAS
Haley, M.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3.00
Staff
CANVAS
Online
Online
CANVAS
3.00
3.00
3.00
Redmond, L.
Rex, M.
Harris, S.
CANVAS
CANVAS
CANVAS
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
CANVAS
CANVAS
CANVAS
3.00
Cheathem, M.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Storie
Storie
CANVAS
TBA
Online
TBA
Online
TBA
CANVAS
TBA
Landis, E.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
SUMMER II (July 6-July 31)
ART
ART
390
01
Special Study Studio: Ceramics
BIOLOGY
BIO
214
01
Human Anatomy & Physiology II
FINANCE
FIN
301
01
Money and Banking
Online
CANVAS
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY
205
01
Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
3:50PM
SPANISH
SPAN
112
01
Elementary Spanish II
SPEECH
SPEE
220
01
Fundamentals of Speech
A TERM (May 11-July 2)
SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
346
350
360
440
A01
A01
A01
A01
Ethical/Professional Aspects of Special Ed.
Assessment of the Exceptional Student
Characteristics Needs of Exceptional Students Modified
Tech. & Strat. for Exceptional Student (Modified)
3.00
3.00
4.00
4.00
ALL SUMMER (May 11-August 25)
ACCOUNTING
ACC
490
01
Accounting Internship
3.00
Note: Contact instructor & Ronie McPeak to arrange placement
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRJ
111
01
Introduction to Criminal Justice
ENGLISH
ENG
ENG
ENG
101
102
215
01
01
01
English Composition I
English Composition II
Introduction to Literature
HIS
330
01
Historical Field Trips
HISTORY
Note: Additional course fee
HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION
HPER
HPER
421
499
01
01
Senior Seminar
Internship
MGT
499
01
Management Intership
3.00
1-10
Note: Contact instructor & Ronie McPeak to arrange placement
MANAGEMENT
3.00
Note: Contact instructor & Ronie McPeak to arrange placement
Dept Crs ID Section Course Name
Credits
Instructor
Room
Day
Start
Stop
1.00
5.00
0.00
2.00
4.00
4.00
0.00
2.00
6.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
2.00
2.00
Thorup, D.
Thorup, D.
Staff
Morgan, T.
Humes, G.
Staff
Staff
Wright, T.
Windmiller, J.
Staff
Chatham, B.
Staff
Davis-Scott, P.
Staff
Davis-Scott, P.
Thorup, D.
McFar-1
McFar-1
TBA
McFar-2
McFar-1
McFar-1
TBA
McFar-1
McFar-2
TBA
McFar-2
TBA
McFar-1
TBA
McFar-2
TBA
W
W
TBA
T
R
M
TBA
R
R
TBA
T
TBA
T
TBA
R
TBA
9:00AM
10:30AM
TBA
4:00PM
9:00AM
8:00AM
TBA
5:30PM
12:30PM
TBA
9:00AM
TBA
9:00AM
TBA
9:00AM
TBA
10:15AM
1:45PM
TBA
6:25PM
1:25PM
11:25AM
TBA
8:00PM
3:55PM
TBA
12:25PM
TBA
12:25PM
TBA
11:25AM
TBA
Morgan, T.
Morgan, T.
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Windmiller, J.
Staff
Gunter, J.
Staff
Wright, T.
Staff
Buscher, C.
Staff
Staff
Staff
CUC-226
CUC-226
CUC-226
OFF-MJ Center
CUC-212
OFF-MJ Center
CUC-212
OFF-MJ Center
CUC-226
TBA
CUC-225
OFF-MJ Center
CUC-212
OFF-MJ Center
CUC-211
CUC-211
R
T
M
S
T
S
R
0
W
TBA
W
M
M
S
R
T
6:00PM
7:15PM
6:00PM
N/A
6:00PM
N/A
6:00PM
N/A
6:00PM
TBA
6:00PM
6:00PM
6:00PM
N/A
6:00PM
6:00PM
8:25PM
9:45PM
8:25PM
N/A
9:25PM
N/A
9:25PM
N/A
9:25PM
TBA
9:25PM
8:25PM
9:25PM
N/A
9:25PM
8:25PM
NURSING
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
301
302
302L
315
323
327
327L
345
372
372C
406
406C
407
407C
420
498
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
314J
315J
325J
371JC
371J
372JC
372J
376JC
376J
407JC
407J
420J
426J
460JC
460J
491J
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
MJ1
Dosage Calculation
Professional Nursing Foundations
Professional Nursing Foundations Laboratory
Pharmacology in Nursing II
Pathophysiology
Health Assessment
Health Assessment Laboratory
Complementary Health Care
Adult Health Nursing II
Adult Health Nursing II Clinical
Nursing in Family and Child Care
Nursing in Child and Family Care Clinical
Nursing in Women's Health and Newborn
Nursing in Women's Health and Newborn Clinical
Gerontology
Special Topics: VESNIP
MT. JULIET NURSING
Pharmacology in Nursing I
Pharmacology in Nursing II
Introduction to Nursing Research
Adult Health Nursing I Clinical
Adult Health Nursing I
Adult Health Nursing II Clinical
Adult Health Nursing II
Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing Clinical
Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
Nursing in Women's Health and Newborn Clinical
Nursing in Women's Health and Newborn
Gerontology
Leadership and Management in Nursing
Advanced Topics in Nursing Clinical
Advanced Topics in Nursing
Successful Entry into Professional Nursing Practice
2.00
2.00
2.00
0.00
6.00
0.00
6.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
4.00
2.00
3.00
0.00
7.00
2.00
Dept Crs ID Section Course Name
Credits
Instructor
Room
Crescuillo, J.
PHX-2A
Day
Start
Stop
MASTER OF FINE ARTS
May Term (May 11-June 5)
FA
6021
01
Future Directions for Fine Arts
3.00
MTWR 9:00AM 11:50AM
MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING
A Term (May 11-July 2)
MAT 5020 OLA01 School Law
MAT 5070 OLA01 Advanced Classroom Management
MAT 5180 OLA01 Education: The Profession & the Professional
MAT 5400 OLA01 Advanced Assessment
Applications, Ethics & Professional Aspects of Special
SPE 5010
A01
Education
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
Carmichael, S.
Carlton, S.
Collier, C.
Finch, S.
Net.Work
Net.Work
Net.Work
Net.Work
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Net.Work
Net.Work
Net.Work
Net.Work
3.00
Smith, S.
CANVAS
Online
Online
CANVAS
Note: Additional hours required on campus.
SPE
5020
A01
Characteristics/Needs of Exceptional Students (Modified)
3.00
Smith, S.
CANVAS
Online
Online
CANVAS
SPE
5030
A01
Techniques/Strategies for Exceptional Students
3.00
Smith, S.
CANVAS
Online
Online
CANVAS
SPE
5040
A01
Advanced Educational Assessment of Exceptional Students
3.00
Smith, S.
CANVAS
Online
Online
CANVAS
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
Toombs, C.
Collier, C.
Criscoe, A.
Montgomery, B.
Clauss, L.
Smith, S.
Gordon, J.
Net.Work
Net.Work
Net.Work
Net.Work
Net.Work
CANVAS
Net.Work
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Net.Work
Net.Work
Net.Work
Net.Work
Net.Work
CANVAS
Net.Work
Note: Additional hours required on campus.
Note: Additional hours required on campus.
Note: Additional hours required on campus.
B Term (July 6-August 25)
MAT 5010 OLB01 Innovative Instructional Technology
MAT 5030 OLB01 Curriculum Designs
MAT 5050 OLB01 Advanced Educational Psychology
MAT 5060 OLB01 Strategies for the 21st Century Classroom
MAT 5080 OLB01 Diverse Populations
MAT 5221
B01 Evaluation & Remediation of Reading Problems
MAT 5250 OLB01 Building Literacy in the K-12 Classroom
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
A Term (May 11-July 2)
MBA 5121
A01 Managerial Accounting
MBA 5131
A01 Corporate Financial Analysis
MBA 5161
A01 Marketing Management
3.00
3.00
3.00
Haley, M.
Melnikov, M.
Landis, E.
LH-118
LH-118
LH-118
T
M
W
6:00PM 10:00PM
6:00PM 10:00PM
6:00PM 10:00PM
B Term (July 6-August 25)
MBA 5253
B01 Applied Statistics
MBA 5325
B01 Managerial Planning & Leadership
3.00
3.00
Stumb, P.
Hagan, P.
LH-118
LH-118
T
M
6:00PM 10:00PM
6:00PM 10:00PM
MASTER OF EDUCATION
A Term (May 11-July 2)
MEd 5150
A01 Instructional Leadership
MEd 5171
A01 Practicum: Instructional Leadership
MEd 5180
A01 Practicum I: TN Instructional Leadership License Only
3.00
3.00
3.00
Wright, D.
Finch, K.
Finch, K.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
B Term (July 6-August 25)
MEd 5178
B01 Practicum: Professional Learning and Growth
MEd 5181
B01 Practitum II: TN Instructional Leadership License only
MEd 5378
B01 Professional Learning and Growth
3.00
3.00
3.00
Finch, K.
Finch, K.
Finch, K.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
MASTER OF PUBLIC SERVICE MANAGEMENT
All Summer (May 11-August 25)
01
Human Development
MSP 5000
MSP 5020
01
Organizational Behavior
MSP 5240
01
Seminar in Media Relations
Note: Meets on some Saturday per syllabus of instructor
MSP
5260
01
Seminar in Environment Interaction
Note: Meets on some Saturday per syllabus of instructor
3.00
3.00
1.00
Farris, J.
Hayden, J.
McKee, C.
OFF-Nashville
OFF-Nashville
OFF-Nashville
TR
S
TR
7:20AM 9:00AM
8:00AM 11:30AM
7:20AM 9:00AM
1.00
Collier, C.
OFF-Nashville
TR
7:20AM
9:00AM
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
MASTER OF SPORT & EXERCISE SCIENCE
All Summer (May 11-August 25)
SEP 5020
01
Advanced Adaptive Physical Education
SEP 5070
01
Learner Assessment in Physical Education
SEP 5613
01
Administration of Physical Education & Sport
SEP 5614
01
Fiscal Issues in Sport
SEP 5634
01
Pedagogy of Physical Education and Sport
SEP 5997
01
Internship
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
Walker, G.
Walker, G.
Holbrook, J.
Holbrook, J.
Walker, G.
Walker, G.
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Summer 2015 Calendar
May 11, 2014
First day of class (A Term, May Term, and Full Summer)
May 25, 2014
University Closed, Memorial Day
June 5, 2013
Last day of class (May Term)
June 8, 2014
First day of class (Summer I)
July 2, 2014
Last day of class (A Term and Summer I)
July 3, 2014
University Closed, Independence Day
July 6, 2014
First day of class (B Term and Summer II)
August 7, 2014
Last day of class (Summer II)
August 25, 2014 Last day of class (B Term and Full Summer)
August 29, 2014 Graduation date (Ceremony held in May)