JOHN FELICE ROME CENTER
 Academic Calendar  Fall 2015 Semester
Fall semester students depart USA…………..Aug. 25
Deadline to enroll in JFRC spring semester....Sept. 30
Official move-in date………………………...Aug. 26
[Students must arrive on campus between 10am
and 4pm]
Fall semester break…………….…….……..Oct. 9-18
[No classes]
On-campus orientation…………………...Aug. 26-30
Classes begin for fall semester………………Aug. 31
Late and change of registration……...Aug. 31-Sept. 6
On-site orientation………………………….Sept. 4-6
[Mandatory for all students]
Deadline to elect Pass/No Pass option.……...Sept. 14
[One course limit]
Deadline to convert class from credit to
Audit………………………………………....Sept. 14
Papal Audience (tentative)..…………………Sept. 16
[No classes]
Opening of registration for spring 2016 (tentative)
………………………………………………...Nov. 2
Deadline to withdraw from course with a non-penalty
“W” with Dean’s permission……...………….Nov. 9
[After this date, the penalty grade of “WF” will be
assigned.]
Thanksgiving break………………………Nov. 26-29
[No classes]
Study Day……………………………………..Dec. 4
Final Exams…………………………......Dec. 5, 7-10
Mandatory departure for all fall semester
students………………………………………Dec. 11
 Friday Classes 
Please Note:
Classes normally are not scheduled on Fridays in order to facilitate Rome Center-sponsored and personal travel.
The exceptions are noted:
Classes meeting Monday/Wednesday and classes meeting Wednesday only will also meet on……Friday, Sept. 18
Classes meeting Tuesday/Thursday and classes meeting Thursday only will also meet on……Friday, Oct. 23
 Special Notations 
On one Wednesday (tentatively September 16th), classes will
be cancelled for the entire day in order to give students an
opportunity to attend a Papal Audience.
Travel plans or other personal commitments may not interfere with examinations.
Loyola University of Chicago reserves the right to cancel, modify or otherwise change the academic calendar, scheduling, credit or
content of the courses, the books used, the fees charged, and regulations affecting students, as announced in this schedule.
John Felice Rome Center
SCHEDULE OF COURSES
Fall Semester 2015
REGISTER USING THE CLASS NUMBER OF THE PARENT SECTION.
PARENT SECTIONS ARE IDENTIFIED IN THIS COLOR.
Department & Course Title
Course Section Call
#
#
#
Credit Days
Hrs.
Times
Instructor
Pre-reqs Room
/Notes
BIOLOGY (BIOL)
Cell Biology
251
A01
5965
3
T
7:00-9:30pm
Galluzzo,
Paola
BIOL
102, 112;
CHEM
102 or
106
126
CLASSICAL STUDIES: CLASSICAL CIVILIZATION (CLST)
Art of Ancient Greece
(FNAR 336)
206
A01
4691
3
TH
9:30-12:30pm
Follo,
Valentina
Artistic
118
World of Classical Rome
(ROST)
276
A02
5809
3
TTH
9:30-10:45am
Evers,
Alexander
Tier 2 –
Historical
117
Introduction to Classical Archaeology of Italy
(ANTH 334/ROST)
334R
A04
4692
3
M
9:30-12:30pm
Follo,
Valentina
118
299
A01
4720
3
W
2:00-5:00pm
Calleri,
Mariarosy
126
290
A01
3935
3
TH
9:30-12:00pm
Klausner,
Lewis
Tier 2 –
Literary
122
318
A2W
5890
3
T
9:30-12:30pm
Kneale,
Matthew
Artistic;
Writing
Intensive
122
227R
A01
5966
3
W
2:30-5:30pm
Fernandez
de la
Reguera,
Diana
Tier 2 –
Scientific
123
332
A01
3037
3
MW
5:00-6:15pm
Pollon,
David
Jr. Status;
ACCT 201
ECON201
ISOM 241
122
113
A01
1339
3
W
9:30-12:30pm
Mannino,
Roberto
*Course
fee
GL 2
Partially on-site
COMMUNICATION (COMM)
Themes in Film & Digital Media
ENGLISH (ENGL)
Human Values in Literature
The Writing of Fiction: Writing Rome
(ROST)
On-site
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (ENVS)
Ecology of the Mediterranean Sea
FINANCE (FINC)
Business Finance
FINE ARTS (FNAR)
Drawing I
FNAR 113/213: Drawing I/II REQUIRES SUPPLIES COSTING APPROXIMATELY $90.
Modern Art
(IFMS)
202
A02
3039
3
W
2:00-4:30pm
Bohr, Ted
S.J.
Artistic
CR 2
Drawing II
213
A02
6159
3
W
TBA
Mannino,
Roberto
*Course
fee
GL 2
Loyola University of Chicago reserves the right to cancel, modify or otherwise change the academic calendar, scheduling, credit or content of the
courses, the books used, the fees charged, and regulations affecting the students, as announced in this schedule. Always refer to Locus for the most
up-to-date and accurate listings.
Department & Course Title
Art of Ancient Greece
(CLST 206)
Course Section Call
#
#
#
Credit Days
Hrs.
Times
336
A02
1755
3
TH
9:30-12:30pm
Follo,
Valentina
342
A03
1291
3
W
9:30-12:30pm
Nicholson,
John
342
A04
1293
3
TH
9:30-12:30pm
Nicholson,
John
Partially on-site
Art in Rome
(ROST)
On-site
Art in Rome
(ROST)
On-site
Instructor
Prereqs
/Notes
Room
118
Artistic;
*Course
fee
Artistic;
*Course
fee
CR 1
CR 1
FNAR 342/343 REQUIRE AN APPROXIMATE €60 FOR MUSEUM ENTRANCE FEES. FEES MAY FLUCTUATE
UNEXPECTEDLY DURING THE SEMESTER.
*STUDENTS MAY NOT REGISTER FOR ANOTHER CLASS BEGINNING AT 12:30PM ON THE SAME DAY AS ON-SITE OR
PARTIALLY ON-SITE CLASS. Concerns about class timing can be directed to cmollic@luc.edu.
Early Italian Renaissance Art
(CATH/EURO/ROST)
344
A06
6032
3
TTH
2:20-3:35pm
Nicholson,
John
285
A01
6301
3
T
11:00-12:30pm
Conti,
Marco
CR 1
GREEK: (GREK)
Introduction to Greek Poetry
Consent
required
126
TUTORIAL REQUESTS FOR ADVANCED COURSES IN CLASSICAL GREEK OR LATIN WILL BE HONORED ONLY IF
REQUEST IS ENDORSED IN WRITING BY THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE APPROPRIATE DEPARTMENT AT STUDENT’S
HOME UNIVERSITY & APPROVAL IS GIVEN BY DEAN OF THE ROME CENTER.
HISTORY (HIST)
The Evolution of Western Ideas and Institutions
to the 17th Century (CATH)
101
A01
3972
3
TTH
5:00-6:15pm
Prieto,
Albert
Tier 1 –
Historical
121
The Evolution of Western Ideas and Institutions
to the 17th Century (CATH)
101
A04
6237
3
TTH
3:40-4:55pm
Prieto,
Albert
Tier 1 –
Historical
121
Topics: Emperors, Bishops and Barbarians
(MSTU)
300
A01
5810
3
TTH
12:30-1:45pm
Evers,
Alexander
Topics: Women and the Transformation of
Italian Society since 1900s
(INTS /ROST)
Partially on-site
300
AW3
6080
3
W
10:00-12:30pm
Wingenter,
Anne
Writing
Intensive
118
216
A1H
3984
3
W
2:00-4:30pm
Wingenter,
Anne
*Restricted
– Honors
118
Quantitative;
Quinlan core
122
HONORS (HONR)
Encountering Contemporary Europe
(INTS)
Partially on-site
INFORMATION SYSTEMS & OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (ISOM)
Business Statistics
241
A01
6234
3
M
4:00-6:30pm
Molinari,
Massimo
121
Italian I
101
A01
1296
3
MTTh
1:00-1:55pm
Conestabile,
Ippolita
124
Italian I
101
A02
1297
3
MTTh
2:00-2:55pm
Faramondi,
Elena
117
Italian I
101
A03
2729
3
MTTh
12:15-1:10pm
Faramondi,
Elena
117
Italian I
101
A04
1298
3
MTTh
4:00-4:55pm
Cristiani,
Nadia
118
Italian I
101
A05
1901
3
MTTh
2:00-2:55pm
Conestabile,
Ippolita
124
Italian I
101
A06
4168
3
MTTh
4:00-4:55pm
Curioso,
Daniela
123
Italian I
101
A15
6236
3
MTTh
4:00-4:55pm
Valli, Nives
126
ITALIAN (ITAL)
Loyola University of Chicago reserves the right to cancel, modify or otherwise change the academic calendar, scheduling, credit or content of the
courses, the books used, the fees charged, and regulations affecting the students, as announced in this schedule. Always refer to Locus for the most
up-to-date and accurate listings.
Department & Course Title
Course Section Call
#
#
#
Credit Days
Hrs.
Times
Instructor
Prereqs
/Notes
Room
Italian II
102
A07
1299
3
MTTh
1:00-1:55pm
Gurtner,
Rosemonde
121
Italian II
102
A08
2779
3
MTTh
2:00-2:55pm
Gurtner,
Rosemonde
121
Italian II
102
A14
6031
3
MTTh
5:00-5:55pm
Curioso,
Daniela
123
Italian III
103
A09
1300
3
MTTh
2:00-2:55pm
Valli, Nives
126
Italian IV
104
A10
5761
3
MTTh
TBA
TBA
123
Italian Composition & Conversation I
250
A11
1301
3
MTTh
5:00-5:55pm
Cristiani,
Nadia
118
Italian Tutorial
300
A12
1302
3
TBA
TBA
Cristiani,
Nadia
Consent
required
TBA
Stylistics
301
A13
2860
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Consent
required
TBA
283
A01
6300
3
T
9:30-11:00am
Conti,
Marco
Consent
required
126
LATIN (LATN)
The Age of Caesar
(ROST)
TUTORIAL REQUESTS FOR ADVANCED COURSES IN CLASSICAL GREEK OR LATIN WILL BE HONORED ONLY IF
REQUEST IS ENDORSED IN WRITING BY THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE APPROPRIATE DEPARTMENT AT STUDENT’S
HOME UNIVERSITY & APPROVAL IS GIVEN BY DEAN OF THE ROME CENTER.
LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION (LITR)
European Masterpieces
(INTS/EURO)
200
A1W
3586
3
TTH
2:20-3:35pm
DiBiagi,
Flaminio
Tier 2 –
Literary
CR 2
The European Novel
(INTS)
202
A02
3587
3
TTH
11:00-12:15pm
Sotis,
Grazia
Tier 2 –
Literary
123
Italian Film History
(INTS /IFMS/EURO)
267
A03
2216
3
TH
11:00-12:15pm
DiBiagi,
Flaminio
T
7:00-9:30pm
DiBiagi,
Flaminio
TH
5:00-6:15pm
DiBiagi,
Flaminio
T
7:00-9:30pm
DiBiagi,
Flaminio
Italian Film History
(INTS /IFMS/EURO)
267
A04
2217
3
CR 2
Film
Screening
CR 2
CR 2
Film
screening
CR 2
BECAUSE OF THE LENGTH OF SOME FILMS, TUESDAY’S CLASS MAY OCCASSIONALLY EXTEND BEYOND 9:30PM.
Italian Culture & History: Food & Wines of Italy
(INTS/ROST)
268R
A05
5891
3
TTH
12:30-1:45pm
Sotis,
Grazia
*Course
fee
123
LITR 268R: Food & Wines of Italy REQUIRES A SUPPLEMENTAL FEE OF $90.
MANAGEMENT (MGMT)
International Business Ethics
321
A01
3038
3
MW
10:00-11:15am
Shaw, Ray
ECON 202;
MGMT201
121
International Business Ethics
321
A02
6362
3
MW
11:30-12:45pm
Shaw, Ray
ECON 202;
MGMT201
121
363
A01
5844
3
TTH
2:20-3:35pm
Langer,
Marshall
Jr. Status;
122
Surratt,
Delia
Artistic
MARKETING (MARK)
International Marketing
(INTS/IBUS)
MARK
201
MUSIC (MUSC)
Class Voice for Beginners
(THTR)
142
A01
2816
3
M
9:30-12:30pm
Sala
Chandler
Loyola University of Chicago reserves the right to cancel, modify or otherwise change the academic calendar, scheduling, credit or content of the
courses, the books used, the fees charged, and regulations affecting the students, as announced in this schedule. Always refer to Locus for the most
up-to-date and accurate listings.
Department & Course Title
Course Section Call
#
#
#
Credit Days
Hrs.
Times
Instructor
Prereqs
/Notes
Room
Introduction to Opera – Rome
(THTR/ROST)
154R
A02
6343
3
M
6:30-9:00pm
Zammar,
Leila
Artistic
123
Applied Music: Voice
280K
A03
3706
1
TBA
TBA
Surratt,
Delia
Artistic
Sala
Chandler
Applied Music: Piano
280J
A04
6363
1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Artistic
Sala
Chandler
332
A01
3035
3
TTH
3:40-4:55pm
Langer,
Marshall
Jr. Status;
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (OPMG)
Operations Management
122
ISOM 241
PHILOSOPHY (PHIL)
Philosophy and Persons
130
A01
3589
3
MW
11:30-12:45pm
Giacchetti,
Stefano
Tier 1 –
Philosophical
123
Philosophy and Persons
130
A04
6079
3
TTH
3:40-4:55pm
Giacchetti,
Stefano
Tier 1 –
Philosophical
117
Ethics
181
A03
4789
3
MW
5:00-6:15pm
Giacchetti,
Stefano
Ethics
117
Ethics
181
A05
6239
3
TTH
5:00-6:15pm
Giacchetti,
Stefano
Ethics
117
Aesthetics: Aesthetic Experience in Rome
(ROST)
277R
A01
6030
3
MW
3:40-4:55pm
Giacchetti,
Stefano
Tier 2 –
Philosophical
117
199
A01
5102
1
TBA
TBA
Wingenter,
Anne
*Restricted
to students
on Poland
Study Trip
N/A
102
A01
5840
3
TTH
2:20-3:35pm
Lodici,
Claudio
Tier 1 –
Societal
GL 1
Italy Culture & Context
(INTS)
300
A01
1306
3
TTH
2:20-3:35pm
Sotis,
Grazia
ROST
requirement
123
International Internship
370
A02
6033
3
TBA
TBA
Cristiani,
Nadia
TBA
Human Rights: The View from Rome
382
A03
6238
3
M
6:30-9:00pm
Peri, Chiara
Engaged
learning:
Internship
Engaged
learning:
Service
267
A01
4693
3
M
9:30-12:00pm
Maclaren,
Sarah
Class Voice for Beginners
(MUSC)
142
A01
3122
3
M
9:30-12:30pm
Surratt,
Delia
Beginning Acting
261
A01
5892
3
W
2:00-5:00pm
Nicholson,
Eric
Artistic
100
A01
5841
3
M
9:30-12:30pm
Bohr, Ted
S.J.
Tier 1 Theological
POLISH STUDIES (POST)
Introduction to Topics in Polish Studies
POLITICAL SCIENCE (PLSC)
International Relations in an Age of
Globalization
(INTS )
ROME STUDIES (ROST)
126
SOCIOLOGY (SOCL)
Italy Today
(INTS /ROST)
126
THEATER (THTR)
Sala
Chandler
Sala
Chandler
THEOLOGY (THEO)
Introduction to Christian Theology
Partially on-site
CR 2
Loyola University of Chicago reserves the right to cancel, modify or otherwise change the academic calendar, scheduling, credit or content of the
courses, the books used, the fees charged, and regulations affecting the students, as announced in this schedule. Always refer to Locus for the most
up-to-date and accurate listings.
Department & Course Title
Course Section Call
#
#
#
Credit Days
Hrs.
Times
Instructor
Prereqs
/Notes
Room
Church in the World
(CATH)
266
A02
5843
3
M
7:00-9:30pm
Renczes,
Philipp S.J.
Tier 2 –
Theological
CR 1
Church in the World
(CATH)
266
A04
6232
3
M
4:00-6:30pm
Renczes,
Philipp S.J.
Tier 2 –
theological
CR 1
279
A03
5842
3
T
9:30-12:30pm
Bohr, Ted
S.J.
Tier 2 –
Theological
CR 2
Roman Catholicism
(CATH)
On-site
*STUDENTS MAY NOT REGISTER FOR ANOTHER CLASS BEGINNING AT 12:30PM ON THE SAME DAY AS ON-SITE OR
PARTIALLY ON-SITE CLASS. Concerns about class timing can be directed to cmollic@luc.edu.
UNIVERSITY CORE LITERARY FOUNDATION (UCLR)
Interpreting Literature
100
A01
4751
3
W
2:00-4:30pm
Mitrano,
Mena
Tier 1 –
Literary
CR 1
6233
3
T
9:30-12:00pm
Fernandez
de la
Reguera,
Diana
Tier 1 –
Literary
124
*Restricted
– Rome
Start
UNIVERSITY CORE SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATION (UCSF)
The Scientific Basis of Environmental Issues
137
A01
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE WRITING SEMINAR (UCWR)
Writing Responsibly
110
A01
2885
3
TTH
12:30-1:45pm
Stella,
Stephanie
Writing Responsibly
110
A02
6235
3
TTH
2:20-3:35pm
Rutt,
Andrew
First Year Seminar
101
A01
3387
3
T
11:00-12:00pm
Evers,
Alexander
Ricci Seminar Rome
301
A1W
2264
3
T
5:00-6:15pm
Wingenter,
Anne
118
118
UNIVERSITY STUDIES (UNIV)
*Restricted
– Rome
Start
*Restricted
– Ricci
Scholars
121
124
Loyola University of Chicago reserves the right to cancel, modify or otherwise change the academic calendar, scheduling, credit or content of the
courses, the books used, the fees charged, and regulations affecting the students, as announced in this schedule. Always refer to Locus for the most
up-to-date and accurate listings.
For a complete list of all policies,
please refer to the JFRC Handbook.
John Felice Rome Center
Academic Policies
Pass-Fail Policy
http://www.luc.edu/romecenter/academics_policies.shtml#passnopass
Procedure:
Students should register for all courses as regularly graded courses. No extra step is needed at the
time of registration. But during the first two weeks of classes each semester, eligible students
may elect this choice by completing a Pass/Fail form in the Academic Services Advisor’s office
at the Rome Center.
Eligibility for the Pass/Fail option:

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





The student must be a junior or senior student in good standing who has satisfied the
course prerequisites (or has the written permission of the course instructor).
A maximum of twelve (12) credit hours may be taken under the Pass/Fail option during
a student’s undergraduate career at Loyola. The credits earned will be included in the
total number of hours earned toward graduation, but they will not enter into the
computation of cumulative grade point averages.
A student may take a maximum of one (1) course under the Pass/Fail option in any one
academic session at the Rome Center. This number differs from the allowance in effect
for Loyola students enrolled at a campus of Loyola in Chicago. Approval for this
variation was granted by Loyola's provost upon recommendation of the Academic
Affairs University Policy Committee.
Only electives can be taken under the Pass/Fail regulation. Permission will not be given
for core, major, or minor requirements.
Under the pass-fail option:
 The grade of "P" (Passed) will be assigned by the Loyola University
Chicago Registrar for "A," "A-," "B+," "B," "B-,""C+," "C" and "C-"
work;
 The grade of "NP" (Not Passed) will be assigned for "D+," "D," and "F"
work.
The grades of "P" and "NP" will appear on the official record of the student's work
taken at the Loyola University Rome Center and may not be converted to any other
grade symbol.
Courses given grades of "P" will count toward graduation, while grades of "NP" will
not count toward graduation.
Students may select the Pass/Fail option, or change between it and the regular grading
system, only during the official change of registration period each term (generally, the
first two weeks of classes in any given semester). Once this is done, a return to the
regular grading system can only be accomplished with the permission of the Dean.
Admonition:
Since all students—both visiting and continuing—are considered Loyola students while at the
Rome Center, all of the above rules and regulations covering pass-fail must be followed. It is the
students' responsibility to clear the Loyola-Rome Center Pass/Fail regulations with the home
school. The students' home universities may add stipulations to these Loyola-Rome Center
regulations; however, none of the Loyola-Rome Center regulations may be waived or removed.
For a complete list of all policies,
please refer to the JFRC Handbook.
Without full knowledge of the home school's regulations, a student may encounter difficulty in
transferring this credit to his or her home school at the end of the year. It is recommended that
each student review a copy of the home school's Pass/Fail regulations on that institution's
website. No student whose home institution is other than Loyola University Chicago will be
allowed to choose the Pass/Fail option without the express written approval of his/her academic
dean or study abroad coordinator.
Auditing Classes
http://www.luc.edu/romecenter/academics_policies.shtml#audit
Students wishing to take a course without receiving credit may formally audit the course. Class
attendance is required of auditors who are formally registered. If they do not attend class, the final
grade of "W" will be awarded. Assignments, including examinations and term papers, are not
required, but auditors have the right to participate in class discussion. A course which is audited
does not count as hours attempted. A course may not be converted to audit after the regular change
of registration period. Students who are required to take Italian 101 may not audit this course.
A student who wishes to audit a course must register for the course as if the course were being
taken for regular credit. During the change of registration period, the student must obtain an audit
form from the office of the Academic Services Advisor in Rome, complete it and return it to the
same office.
Since there are many educational opportunities in Rome which may not be available to students in
the U.S., students may wish to audit courses informally. This participation in a class requires only
the verbal permission of the instructor. In this instance, no record is made of the student's
participation in the course, nor are homework, exams and attendance required.
Withdrawal from Class
http://www.luc.edu/romecenter/academics_policies.shtml#withdrawclass
Students who withdraw from class merely by being absent will receive the final grade of "WF."
Voluntary and repeated unofficial withdrawals from classes will result in the student being barred
from further attendance at the Rome Center. Students may withdraw from class with the final grade
of "W" provided this is done before the conclusion of the tenth week of class. Students may not
withdraw from class if doing so will drop them below the 12 semester hour credit minimum
required of students in attendance at the Rome Center. Official withdrawals can be made either online when the automated system is active or on an official "change of registration" form obtained
from the Academic Services Advisor. NB: Withdrawal from Italian 101 is not permitted, as this
course is a requirement for all Rome Center students with no previous Italian experience.
John Felice Rome Center
Final Examination Schedule
Fall 2015
Attached is the final examination schedule for Fall Semester 2015.
Please note the days and times of each of your exams and keep in mind the
following:
 Study day-
Friday, December 4
 Exam days- Saturday, December 5
Monday, December 7
Tuesday, December 8
Wednesday, December 9
Thursday, December 10
 University policy states that final examinations are to be given at the times
scheduled. If you have a conflict of two examinations meeting at the same
time, please bring it to the attention of both your professors, as well as the
Senior Academic Services Advisor in office A4 and they will assist you in
resolving it.
Examination Policy
http://www.luc.edu/romecenter/academics_policies.shtml#examinations
Final examinations are given during the scheduled examination period each semester.
Additional tests or examinations may be given during the semester as often as deemed
helpful by the instructor. Students who miss their final examinations at the assigned
hours will not be permitted to sit for a make-up examination without approval of the
Dean of Faculty. Permission is given rarely and only for grave reason; travel is not
considered a grave reason. Make-up exams will only be given for documented
absences.
Optional mid-term examinations are administered shortly before the mid-semester
break, although some may be given afterwards. Student progress is assessed after midterm so that students who are not performing to established academic standards may be
informed of their academic shortcomings far enough in advance to take corrective
steps. Academic alert notices are issued to students who are not performing at
acceptable levels; notices may also be sent to the students' deans and/or study abroad
coordinators if deemed appropriate. The policy concerning travel and make-up
examinations for missed mid-term exams is identical to that for final examinations.
Absence due to a serious illness must be reported to the Associate Dean of Students or
the Dean of Faculty prior to the examination and later substantiated by a written
statement from the physician in attendance. In cases where proper permission has not
been granted, a grade of "WF" will be assigned. In instances where proper
authorization has been granted, the student may take a make-up exam by following the
make-up procedure outlined above.
FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE – JFRC Fall 2015
DAY
HOUR
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
HOUR
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
BIOL 252
126
Galluzzo
Saturday,
December 5
Monday,
December 7
CLST 334R
118
TBA
THEO 100
Tuesday,
December 8
Wednesday,
December 9
Thursday,
December 10
CR 2
Bohr
MUSC 142/280
Sala Chandler
Surratt
MGMT 321 (A01)
121
Shaw
SOCL 267
126
Maclaren
ENGL 318R
122
Kneale
CLST 276
117
Evers
THEO 279
CR 2
Bohr
UCSF 137
124
Fernandez de la Reguera
LITR 283
126
Conti
GREK 283
126
Conti
HIST 300 (AW3)
118
Wingenter
FNAR 342 (A03)
CR 1
Nicholson
FNAR 113/213
GL 2
Mannino
PHIL 130 (A01)
123
Giacchetti
MGMT 321 (A02)
121
Shaw
CLST 206
TBA
ENGL 290
Klausner
FNAR 342 (A04)
Nicholson
LITR 202
Sotis
LITR 267 (A03)
Di Biagi
PHIL 277R
Giacchetti
THEO 266 (A04)
Renczes
ISOM 241
Molinari
HIST 300 (A01)
Evers
LITR 268R
Sotis
UCWR 110 (A01)
Stella
117
CR 1
121
122
HOUR
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
ITAL 101 (A01/A05)
Conestabile
ITAL 101 (A02/A03)
Faramondi
ITAL 101 (A04) & 250
Cristiani
ITAL 101 (A06) & 102 (A14)
Curioso
ITAL 101 (A15) & 103 (A09)
Valli
ITAL 102 (A07/A08)
Gurtner
MUSC 154
Zammar
THEO 266 (A02)
Renczes
ROST 382
Peri
ROST 300
GL 1
CR 1
117
118
123
CR 2
123
CR 1
126
123
Sotis
123
LITR 200
CR 2
Di Biagi
118
PLSC 102
GL 1
Lodici
MARK 363
122
Langer
UCWR 110 (A02)
118
Rutt
FNAR 344
CR1
Nicholson
122
HONR 216
118 FINC 332
Pollon
Wingenter
117
FNAR 202
CR 2 PHIL 181 (A03)
Giacchetti
Bohr
123
PHIL 277
117 ENVS 227R
Fernandez de la Reguera
Giacchetti
THTR 261
Sala Chandler
E. Nicholson
COMM 299
126
Calleri
UCLR 100
CR 1
Mitrano
CR 2
HIST 101 (A02)
121 LITR 267 (A04)
118
Di Biagi
Prieto
121
OPMG 332
122 HIST 101 (A02)
122
Prieto
Langer
117
117 PHIL 181 (A05)
CR 1 PHIL 130 (A04)
Giacchetti
Giacchetti
123
CR 2