Summer Calendar ............................................................................................................................. 2
Admission......................................................................................................................................... 2
Online Registration .......................................................................................................................... 3
Tuition Fees & Expenses.................................................................................................................. 3
Parking
......................................................................................................................................... 3
Attendance Policy ............................................................................................................................ 3
Tuition Refund Policy ...................................................................................................................... 4
Financial Aid .................................................................................................................................... 4
Course Schedules - Undergraduate .................................................................................................. 6
Summer I ............................................................................................................................... 6-8
Summer II ............................................................................................................................. 9-10
Summer III ............................................................................................................................ 11-12
Summer IV .............................................................................................................................. 13
Professional Studies ........................................................................................................................ 14
Graduate Education Courses ........................................................................................................... 15
WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY
Schedule of Classes – Summer I, II, III & IV 2014
SUMMER CALENDAR:
UNDERGRADUATE CALENDAR:
Summer I
May 12-May 30
Summer II
June 2-June 20
All classes begin
May 12
Election Day (no classes)
May 13
Last day for late enrollment & changing classes May 14
Memorial Day (no classes)
May 26
Independence Day (no classes)
Two-thirds point of term-last day to withdraw
With grade of “W”
May 23
Last day of term
May 30
Summer III
Summer IV
June 23-July 11 July 14-Aug 1
June 2
June 23
July 14
June 3
June 24
July 15
July 4
June 13
June 20
July 7
July 11
July 25
August 1
Every effort is made for the schedule of classes to be maintained as printed. However, unavoidable circumstances may necessitate last
minute changes and/or deletions of courses. While the University makes every effort to keep such changes at a minimum, it cannot
assume liability for any changes and/or errors. If questions arise concerning the schedule and its classes, the student should check with
either the Enrollment Center or the Office of the Provost.
GRADUATE CALENDAR:
Six-Week Terms
Last day for late enrollment & changing classes
Summer I
May 12-June 20
Summer II
June 23-August 1
May 15
June 26
ADMISSION
Any student wishing to attend summer school who is not enrolled at WLU for the Spring Semester 2013 must complete an application
for admission and must be admitted to the University before being permitted to register for classes. For admission forms and
requirements, contact the Admission Office at 866-WESTLIB or 304-336-8076.
CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION
All students who will complete their graduation requirements at the end of any summer session should report to the Enrollment Center
and complete the necessary application forms for graduation by May 30.
SUMMER ON-LINE REGISTRATION
Summer on-line registration via the West Liberty Informational Network System (WINS) will begin October 28. All students who are
planning to attend any of the summer terms are encouraged to register during the period of October 28 - November 15, 2013 since early
registrants will have first choice of classes. However, students may register on-line up to the date listed below for each summer term.
Prior to registering for courses, review the WLU catalog to make sure you have met all course pre-requisites and course restrictions.
Summer I - May 12 (Late fee charged after May 13)
Summer II -June 2 (Late fee charged after June 3)
Summer III -June 23 (Late fee charged after June 24)
Summer IV - July 14 (Late fee charged after July 15)
READ THE FOLLOWING ONLINE REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
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To login to WINS, visit the WLU web site (www.westliberty.edu), on top menu bar, click on Wins. Click on Student Login under Secure
Area. Enter Banner ID and Pin number, if you do not have this information, contact the Enrollment Center at #8007. After logging in,
click on Student Services, then click on Registration. Click on Register or Add/Drop classes, then select appropriate summer term, submit
and enter CRN number for course(s). When finished entering CRN(s), submit changes. Return to Registration menu, click on Student
Schedule and print a copy for your records. The Registrar’s Office will not issue printed copies of schedules. The Business Office will
email billing invoices prior to the summer term beginning.
PLEASE EXIT AND CLOSE WEB BROWSER WHEN FINISHED TO SECURE PRIVACY.
TUITION FEES & EXPENSES
In-State Fees
$253.16 per credit hr
Out-of State Fees
$557.91 per credit hr
Metro Rate Fees
$459.42 per credit hr
GRADUATE CHARGES:
$354.12 per credit hr
$530.56 per credit hr
West Liberty University is required by the Board of Governors to collect all tuition and fee payments in advance at the beginning
of each summer term. In cases where a payment plan has been approved, failure to complete payment by the date designated shall result
in immediate cancellation of all course registrations for the current semester or summer term. In such cases, the student will owe the
portion of the tuition and fees and room and board charges that are appropriate for the portion of the semester or summer term for which
the student was registered for classes. For example, if a student is given permission to pay on the third day of a regular summer term and
then is required to leave school because of non-payment, that student will owe 10% of the tuition and fees for the term and for three days
of room and board. In such cases, students will not be permitted to register for further courses until the financial obligation has been paid
in full. Additionally, the University will withhold all grades and transcripts until such time as the financial obligation is paid. The
University may turn delinquent accounts over to a collection agency which results in an added charge to be paid by the student.
Registration is not completed until a check covering payment of tuition, residence hall rent, board and fees has cleared the bank
upon which it was drawn. Students not paying by the due date, will be assessed a $80.00 fee.
A returned check charge of $25.00 will be assessed on each check returned for “insufficient funds” unless the student can obtain an
admission of error on the part of the bank. The Business Office shall declare the fees unpaid and registration canceled until the check has
been redeemed and the additional charge paid. Student records will not be released by the Enrollment Services for any student who has a
delinquent financial obligation to the University.
No breakage deposit is required in any course, but students will be charged for breakage or damage to equipment. Students
should also be aware that additional lab fees are assessed for certain courses.
The University and its governing board reserve the right to change rates for tuition, fees, room and board with suitable notice.
PARKING
Parking fees of $10.00 will be charged for all students attending classes on the Main Campus.
ATTENDANCE POLICY
A minimum of five persons must enroll in a course and be in attendance at the first class meeting in order to have the course offered. A
lower enrollment will cause the course to be canceled, in which case a full refund will be issued.
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Failure to attend the first scheduled meeting of your classes may result in the loss of your position in those classes unless you have
notified the instructor prior to the first meeting that you will not be in attendance. Furthermore, all attendance policies go into
effect upon the first meeting of a class.
TUITION REFUND POLICY
A student who withdraws from college by following the proper procedure will be issued a refund of tuition and fees through the Business
Office upon receipt of an official “cancellation of Registration Form.” Students who officially withdraw from a portion of their courses
during the refund period must request a refund from the Business Office. Refunds for reduced course loads are not made automatically,
only upon formal request by the student. Refunds are automatically computed only for students who withdraw from all courses during the
refund period. A student who is required to withdraw for disciplinary reasons shall not be entitled to a refund. Refunds are calculated
from the first full day of classes.
CONTINUING STUDENTS: Except for first-time enrollees, students who officially withdraw during a summer term shall receive a
refund of regular fees in accordance with the following schedule:
SUMMER I, II, III & IV TERMS
Days 1 & 2 90% Refund
Days 3 & 4 70% Refund
Days 5 & 6 50% Refund
After Day 6 No Refund
FIRST-TIME ENROLLEES: Students who officially withdraw before or during the first period of enrollment at West Liberty
University shall have their refund calculated as follows, in accordance with the provisions contained in the Federal Higher Education Act.
SUMMER I, II, III & IV TERMS
Days 1 & 2
90% Refund
Day 3
80% Refund
Day 4 & 5
70% Refund
Day 6
60% Refund
Days 7 & 8
50% Refund
Day 9
40% Refund
After Day 9
No Refund
Refunded fees must be returned in accordance with the requirements of the Higher Education Act whenever Title IV funds are
involved.
[Allow approximately five weeks for refunds.]
CREDIT
Students will be limited to a maximum scholastic load of six semester hours during each summer term. All courses will meet five days a
week unless otherwise noted on the class schedule.
Applications to carry a course overload should be made to the Office of the College Dean at least two weeks in advance of registration
day. Students on probation should ordinarily limit their credit load during the summer terms. Students should limit their credit load for
all sessions to a maximum of 18 semester hours.
FINANCIAL AID
Financial aid is awarded to eligible applicants on a funds-available basis. Summer financial applications are available in the Enrollment
Service Office, Room 121, Shaw Hall.
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VETERANS
Students who will be attending summer school under Veterans’ Benefits must be certified to the Veterans Administration by the
University. Information concerning VA benefits and certification may be obtained by contacting the Veterans Clerk at 336-8007.
[All summer classes are held Monday through Friday unless otherwise noted]
FINAL GRADES
Students will view final grades electronically through WINS (West Liberty Network System). Grade reports are not mailed to students.
THE HIGHLANDS EDUCATION CENTER
Most summer classes will be offered at The Highlands Center and will be designated as “HIGH” under the BLDG heading.
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SUMMER I – Main Campus & The Highlands Center
MAIN CAMPUS & ONLINE
SUBJ
CRN
SEC
TITLE
BIOLOGY
BIO 210 Essentials Of Biomed Term
2002
01
Essentials Of Biomed Term
BIO 212 Anatomy & Phys (hlth Prof)
2003
01
Anatomy & Phys (hlth Prof)
2004
41
Anatomy & Phys (hlth Prof)
BIO 302 Human Anatomy & Phys I
2005
01
Human Anatomy & Phys I
BIO 303 Human Anatomy & Phys I Lab
2006
41
Human Anatomy & Phys I Lab
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 110 General Chemistry I
2058
1
General Chemistry I
NOTE : This class runs six weeks.
CHEM 111 General Chemistry I Lab
2059
41
General Chemistry I Lab
NOTE : This class runs six weeks.
CREDITS
DAYS
3.0
4.0
0.0
MTWRF
MTWRF
3.0
1.0
MTWRF
TIMEMET
BLDG
ROOM
INSTR
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Kettler K
800:1045
1100:150
ARNETT
ARNETT
A210
A101
Zdilla M
Zdilla M
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Omelchenko N
900:1145
ARNETT
A106
Omelchenko N
3
TWR
100:350
CAMP
C108
Serra J
1
TWR
900:1150
CAMP
C107
DeWitt D
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CIS 270 Intro To Computer Systems
2008
01
Intro To Computer Systems
2.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Pissos M
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJ 478
ST: Crime Prevention
2009
01
ST: Crime Prevention
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Bell K
ECONOMICS
ECON 101 Prin Of Macroeconomics
2011
01
Prin Of Macroeconomics
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Maskey V
EDUCATION
EDUC 207 Foundations Of Educ
2013
01
Foundations Of Educ
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Sexton K
SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPED 241 Intro To Exceptionalities
2016
01
Intro To Exceptionalities
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Schimmel S
ENGLISH
ENG 215 American Lit after Civil War
2019
01
American Lit after Civil War
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Hanna W
EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
EP 480
Exercise Physiology Internshp
2021
01
Exercise Physiology Internshp
2022
02
Exercise Physiology Internshp
2023
03
Exercise Physiology Internshp
2024
04
Exercise Physiology Internshp
2025
05
Exercise Physiology Internshp
2026
06
Exercise Physiology Internshp
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
:
:
:
:
:
:
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ma'afala A
Ma'afala A
Ma'afala A
Ma'afala A
Ma'afala A
Ma'afala A
GENERAL BUSINESS
GBUS 344 Legal Environ of Business I
2069
01
Legal Environ of Bus I
3.0
800:1050
MAIN
M222
Turrentine S
MTWRF
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HEALTH
HE 250 Introduction To Health
2027
01
Introduction To Health
HE 253 Personal Health
2028
01
Personal Health
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Bovaird L
2.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Hanna D
MANAGEMENT
MGT 350 Principles Of Management
2032
01
Principles Of Management
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Crow C
MARKETING
MKT 331 Principles Of Marketing
2034
01
Principles Of Marketing
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Scarpaci J
MATHEMATICS
MATH 046
Fund Of Algebra
2035
01
Fund Of Algebra
3.0
F
900:1050
HIGH H228
Cook J
NOTE: This course runs for 6 weeks. May 12 - June 20th. Math Emporium: This course follows a self-paced student-centered
format. Instruction occurs through an online program. Tests are administered on Fridays. Students must have a laptop to
enroll in this course.
MATH 145
Pre-Calculus Algebra
2039
01
Pre-Calculus Algebra
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Cook J
NOTE: This course runs for 6 weeks from May 12-June 20th. There is a mandatory attendance for midterm and final exams on June 2
and 20th from 9:00 am-10:50 am, the rest of the class meets online.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PE 343
PE-Multisub Tch
2041
01
PE-Multisub Tch
2.0
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology
2042
01
Introduction to Psychology
3.0
MTWRF
800:1045
ONLINE
BLAT
BLAT
GLG
GLG
Wack K
Wack K
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Canter R
HIGHLANDS CENTER
ACCOUNTING
ACC 224
Prin of Financial Accounting
2001
01
Prin of Financial Accounting
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H209
Rossell F
BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS
BIS 371
Advanced Visual Basic
2007
01
Advanced Visual Basic
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H225
Wudarski A
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJ 483
Prac In CJ
2010
6.0
T
100:350
HIGH
H210
Bell K
1.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H211
Ullom J
3.0
MTWRF
800:1045
HIGH
H212
Allender K
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H212
Allender K
3.0
MTWRF
800:1050
HIGH
H208
Neubauer G
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H213
Neubauer G
01
Prac In CJ
EDUCATION
EDUC 100 Intro To Professional Educ
2012
01
Intro To Professional Educ
EARLY EDUCATION
EED 280
Early Childhood Development
2014
01
Early Childhood Development
EED 301
Early Childhood Curriculum I
2015
01
Early Childhood Curriculum I
ENGLISH
ENG 101
ENG 202
College Composition I
2017
01
College Composition I
Lit Appreciation for Non-Major
2018
01
Lit Appreciation for Non-Major
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ENTREPRENERUSHIP
ENT 300
Foundation of Entrepreneurship
2020
01
Foundation of Entrepreneurship
3.0
MTWRF
200:450
HIGH
H209
Bonassi J
GEOGRAPHY
GEO 205
Introduction To Geography
2031
01
Introduction To Geography
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H228
Massey A
HEALTH
HE 466
HISTORY
HIST 210
Hlth & Safety Mtds & Mat Elem
2029
01
Hlth & Safety Mtds & Mat Elem
3.0
MWF
1200:245
HIGH H208
NOTE: This will be a hybrid class with meetings both in the classroom and online. Tuesday & Thursday - Online
Hist of U.S. I to 1876
2030
01
Hist of U.S. I to 1876
Monteroso C
3.0
MTWRF
200:450
HIGH
H211
Reigel C
3.0
MTWRF
200:450
HIGH
H212
Buchanan H
3.0
MTWR
600:950
HIGH
H225
Chen F
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H226
Hastings K
5.0
MTWRF
200:420
HIGH
H213
Gumaer D
MANAGEMENT
MGT 474 Organizational Behavior
2033
01
Organizational Behavior
3.0
MTWRF
600:950
HIGH
H212
Wright D
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PE 101
Dance Fitness
2040
01
1.0
TR
400:550
HIGH
H226
Carter A
3.0
TWR
MF
800:1050
ONLINE
HIGH
H211
Canter R
3.0
TWR
800:1045
HIGH
H209
Rinchiuso L
3.0
MTWR
600:950
HIGH
H226
Rinchiuso L
3.0
MTWRF
800:1050
HIGH
H210 Bernstein-Goff S
MATHEMATICS
MATH 102 Nature Of Math
2036
01
Nature Of Math
MATH 140 College Algebra
2037
01
College Algebra
MATH 160 Intro to Statistics
2038
01
Intro to Statistics
MATH 210 Calculus & Analytic Geom I
2062
01
Calc & Analytic Geom I
NOTE: This class runs for 6 weeks. May 125h – June 20th.
Dance Fitness
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 478 ST: Motivation & Emotion
2060
01
Motivation & Emotion
SPANISH
SPAN 101
Beginning Spanish I
2043
01
Beginning Spanish I
NOTE: This class also meets online.
2044
02
Beginning Spanish I
SOCIAL WORK
SWK 201 Ethnicity Diversity Cult Awa
2045
01
Ethnicity Diversity Cult Awa
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SUMMER II – Main Campus & The Highlands Center
MAIN CAMPUS & ONLINE
SUBJ
CRN
SEC
TITLE
CREDITS
DAYS
TIMEMET
BLDG
ROOM
INSTR
MTWRF
800:1045
ARNETT
A202
Wiechman R
MTWR
1100:1250
ARNETT
A106
Wiechman R
MTWRF
800:1045
ARNETT
A210
Zdilla M
MTWR
1100:1250
ARNETT
A201
Zdilla M
3.0
MTWRF
900:1150
CAMP
C104
van Aardt T
1.0
MTWRF
100:250
CAMP
C107
DeWitt D
BIOLOGY
BIO 105 Life Science For Non-majors
3002
01
Life Science For Non-majors
3.0
BIO 106 Life Science For Non-Maj Lab
3003
41
Life Science For Non-Maj Lab 1.0
BIO 124 Biological Principles
3004
01
Biological Principles
3.0
BIO 125 Biological Principles Lab
3005
41
Biological Principles Lab
1.0
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 100 Foundations Of Chemistry
3006
01
Foundations Of Chemistry
CHEM 101 Foundations Of Chemistry Lab
3007
41
Foundations Of Chemistry Lab
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CIS 271 Practical Computer Appl
3008
01
Practical Computer Appl
2.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Leonhart L
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJ 238
Juv Delinquency/Juv Justice
3009
01
Juv Delinquency/Juv Justice
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Noble Jr. F
ECONOMICS
ECON 102 Prin Of Microeconomics
3010
01
Prin Of Microeconomics
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Catma S
GEOGRAPHY
GEO 206 World Regional Geography
3015
01
World Regional Geography
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Massey A
HEALTH
HE 250
Introduction To Health
3016
01
Introduction To Health
HE 253
Personal Health
3017
01
Personal Health
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Monteroso C
2.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Hudson M
HISTORY
HIST 103 Hist Of Civilization I
3019
O1
Hist Of Civilization I
HIST 481 History Field Experience
3021
01
History Field Experience
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Lizza R
3.0
:
TBA
TBA
Cox D
MANAGEMENT
MGT 475 Human Resource Management
3043
01
Human Res Management
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Crow C
MARKETING
MKT 485 Marketing Research
3023
01
Marketing Research
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Scarpaci J
MUSIC
MUS 130 Music Appreciation
3042
01
Music Appreciation
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Harder M
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PE 365
Psych & Soc Of Pe
3027
01
Psych & Soc Of Pe
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Monteroso C
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POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 201 American Government
3028
01
American Government
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Root E
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 252 Life Span Development
3029
01
Life Span Development
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Canter, RJ
HIGHLANDS CENTER
ACCOUNTING
ACC 225 Prin of Managerial Accounting
3001
01
Prin of Managerial Accounting
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H209
Rossell F
COMMUNICATIONS
COM 101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication
3046
01
Fund of Oral Comm
3.0
MTWRF
800:1050
HIGH
H211
Pfister J
EDUCATION
EDUC 290 Comp & Instr Tech
3011
01
Comp & Instr Tech
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H211
Ullom J
READING
READ 210 Children's Literature
3012
01
Children's Literature
3.0
MTWRF
800:1050
HIGH
H212
STAFF
3.0
MTWRF
200:450
HIGH
H208
Howard K
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H210
Moore C
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H208
Howard K
1.0
MTWRF
800:1045
HIGH
H208
STAFF
H228
Hudson M
ENGLISH
ENG 101 College Composition I
3044 College Composition I
ENG 102 College Composition II
3014
01
College Composition II
ENG 278 ST: Children’s Lit & Fairy Tales
3045
01
ST: Children’s Lit & Fairy Tales
GENERAL BUSINESS
GBUS 222 Prof Development I
3013
01
Prof Development I
HEALTH
HE 320
Mental Hlth & Drug Use & Abuse
3018
01
Mental Hlth & Drug Use & Abuse 2.0
W
1000:1145
HIGH
NOTE: This class meets both in the classroom on Wednesday only and online the rest of the week.
HISTORY
HIST 211 Hist of U.S. II Since 1876
3020
01
Hist of U.S. II Since 1876
MATHEMATICS
MATH 140 College Algebra
3024
01
College Algebra
MATH 160 Intro to Statistics
3025
01
Intro to Statistics
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H213
Reigel C
3.0
MTWR
600:950
HIGH
H225
Chen F
3.0
MTWRF
200:450
HIGH
H225
Buchanan H
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PE 101
Yoga
3026
01
Yoga
1.0
TR
900:1050
HIGH
H226
Schooler L
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 321 Ethics
3032
Ethics
3.0
MTWRF
300:530
HIGH
H228
Harper A
3.0
TWR
MF
930:1050
ONLINE
HIGH
H209
Canter R
01
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 301 Experimental Psychology
3030
01
Experimental Psychology
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PSYC 478 ST: Psyc In Films
3031
01
ST: Psyc In Films
3.0
NOTE: This class also meets Monday and Friday online
TWR
1100:150
HIGH
H225
Canter R
SPANISH
SPAN 102 Beginning Spanish II
3033
01
Beginning Spanish II
3034
02
Beginning Spanish II
3.0
3.0
TWR
MTWR
800:1050
600:950
HIGH
HIGH
H210
H228
Rinchiuso L
Rinchiuso L
SOCIAL WORK
SWK 200 Intro to Soc Work & Soc Welfar
3035
01
Intro to Soc Work & Soc Welfar
3.0
MTWRF
100:350
HIGH
H226
Senften S
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SUMMER III – Main Campus & The Highlands Center
MAIN CAMPUS & ONLINE
SUBJ
CRN
SEC TITLE
CREDITS
BIOLOGY
BIO 105
Life Sciences for Non-majors
4006
01
Life Sciences for Non-Maj
3.0
NOTE: This course runs for 6 weeks from June 23-August 1)
BIO 330
Fundamentals Of Nutrition
4005
01
Fundamentals Of Nutrition
3.0
BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS
BIS 460
Mgt Information Systems
4007
01
Mgt Information Systems
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 112 General Chemistry II
4008
1
General Chemistry II
NOTE: This course runs for 6 weeks.
CHEM 113 General Chem II Lab
4010 41
General Chem II Lab
NOTE: This course runs for 6 weeks.
DAYS
3.0
TIMEMET
BLDG
ROOM
INSTR
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Kettler K
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Zdilla M
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
STAFF
3
TWR
900:1150
CAMP
C108
Serra J
1
TWR
100:350
CAMP
C107
Wiechman R
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CIS 270
Intro To Computer Systems
4032 01
Intro to Comp Systems
2.0
ONLINE
ENGLISH
ENG 202 Lit Appreciation for Non-Major
4014 02
Lit Appreciation for Non-Major
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Hanna W
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Leonhart L
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Chen L
2.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Ma'afala A
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Lizza R
GENERAL BUSINESS
GBUS 140 Introduction To Business
4016
01
Introduction To Business
GBUS 280 Business Statistics
4017
01
Business Statistics
HEALTH
HE 253
Personal Health
4019
01
Personal Health
HISTORY
HIST 104 Hist Of Civilization II
4021
01
Hist Of Civilization II
PHYSICS
PHYS 102 Elementary Physics II
4033
01
Elementary Physics II
PHYS 111 Elementary Physics II Lab
4034
41
Elementary Physics II Lab
TBA
TBA
Pissos M
3.0
MTWRF
0800:1050
MAIN
MB50
Youssef M
1.0
MTWR
1100:150
MAIN
MB13
Dann J
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 201 American Government
4023
01
American Government
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Root E
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 320 Psych Of Adult & Old Age
4026
01
Psych Of Adult & Old Age
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Canter R
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HIGHLANDS CENTER
ENGLISH
ENG 101 College Composition I
4011
01
College Composition I
ENG 102 College Composition II
ENG 202
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H209
Neubauer G
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H210
Moore C
3.0
MTWRF
800:1050
HIGH
H208
Neubauer G
3.0
MTWRF
800:1045
HIGH
H210
White C
1.0
MTWRF
800:1050
HIGH
H213
STAFF
2.0
W
1000:1145
HIGH
H228
Hudson M
Modern Germany
3.0
MTWR
500:850
HIGH
H225
Reigel C
Dance Fitness
1.0
TR
400:550
HIGH
H226
Carter A
3.0
MTWRF
800:1050
HIGH
H212
Miller L
3.0
MTWRF
300:550
HIGH
H228
Rinchiuso L
3.0
MTWR
600:950
HIGH
H208
Hennen J
4012
01
College Composition II
Lit Appreciation for Non-Major
4013
01
Lit Appreciation for Non-Major
ENTREPRENERUSHIP
ENT 202 Creative Problem Solving
4015
01
Creative Problem Solving
GENERAL BUSINESS
GBUS 322 Prof Development II
4018
01
Prof Development II
HEALTH
HE 340
Human Sexuality & The Family
4020
01
Human Sexuality & The Family
NOTE: Meets Online except for Wednesday.
HISTORY
HIST 337 Modern Germany
4022
01
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PE 101
Dance Fitness
4025
01
READING
READ 210 Children's Literature
4024
01
Children's Literature
SPANISH
SPAN 102 Beginning Spanish II
4027
01
Beginning Spanish II
THEATER
THE 100 Theater Appreciation
4035
01
ST: Children’s Lit & Fairy Tales
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SUMMER IV – Main Campus & The Highlands Center
MAIN CAMPUS & ONLINE
SUBJ
CRN
SEC TITLE
BIOLOGY
BIO 330 Fundamentals Of Nutrition
5001
01
Fundamentals Of Nutrition
TIMEMET
BLDG
ROOM
INSTR
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Zdilla M
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CIS 271 Practical Computer Appl
5002
01
Practical Computer Appl
2.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Leonhart L
EDUCATION
EDUC 201 Human Development
5026
01
Human Development
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Coon P
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Halicki S
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Halicki S
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Chen F
TBA
Massey A
TBA
Hudson M
TBA
Hudson M
ENGLISH
ENG 410 Methods of Tchg Foreign Language
5024
01
Methods of Tchg For Lang
NOTE: Can also be taken as FREN 410.
FRENCH
FREN 410 Methods of Tchg Foreign Language
5025
01
Methods of Tchg For Lang
NOTE: Can also be taken as ENG 410.
GENERAL BUSINESS
GBUS 303 Quantitative Bus Analysis
5006
01
Quantitative Bus Analysis
CREDITS
DAYS
GEOGRAPHY
GEO 478 ST: Geography of Iceland
5009
01
ST: Geography of Iceland
3.0
TBA
TBA
NOTE: This course requires travel to Iceland. Contact instructor Aron Massey for information.
HEALTH
HE 253
Personal Health
5007
01
Personal Health
2.0
ONLINE
TBA
NOTE: This class meets entirely online.
HE 470
Current Health Issues Sem
5008
01
Current Health Issues Sem
1.0
ONLINE
TBA
NOTE: This class meets entirely online.
HISTORY
HIST 211 Hist of U.S. II Since 1876
5010
01
Hist of U.S. II Since 1876
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology
5012
01
Introduction to Psychology
PSYC 322 Personality Psychology
5020
01
Personality Psychology
PSYC 341 Psych of Abnormal Behavior
5013
01
Psych of Abnormal Behavior
SOCIOLOGY
SOC 150 Basic Concepts Of Soc
5014
01
Basic Concepts Of Soc
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Lizza R
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Canter R
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
McClain T
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
McClain T
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Poffenberger D
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HIGHLANDS CENTER
EDUCATION
EDUC 207 Foundations Of Educ
5003
01
Foundations Of Educ
EDUC 290 Comp & Instr Tech
5004
1
Comp & Instr Tech
3.0
MTWRF
800:1050
HIGH
H212
Sexton K
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H211
Ullom J
FINANCE
FIN 131
Financial Literacy
5022
01
FIN 300
Prin Of Finance
5005
01
Financial Literacy
3.0
MTWRF
1100:150
HIGH
H208
Blackwell M
Prin Of Finance
3.0
MTWRF
800:1050
HIGH
H208
Blackwell M
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PE 101
Pilates
5011
01
Pilates
1.0
TR
900:1050
HIGH
H226
Schooler L
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PROFESSIONAL STUDIES PROGRAM
Professional Studies (PS) courses are designed to cultivate and enrich students’ knowledge and skills for
and within the workplace. PS courses all have a strong emphasis on professional development in regard
to a wide variety of topics, issues, and practical applications relevant to professionalism in the
contemporary workplace. There are no prerequisites for these courses. PS courses are open to all
students, but are intended mostly for students in the RBA, BLA, and BAS degree programs. For these
students, PS courses fulfill designated General Studies requirements. For all other degree programs, PS
courses are general electives only.
(These courses run for three to six weeks)
Summer I – May 12 – May 30, 2014
PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
PS 322
Media Advertising Fund for Pro
2050
01
Media Advertising Fund for Pro 3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Peltz J
Summer II – June 2 – June 20, 2014
PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
PS 478
ST:Pers & Prof Money Mgt
3036
01
ST:Pers & Prof Money Mgt
3.0
MTWR
600:950 HIGH
H226 Collins R
Summer III – June 23 – July 11, 2014
PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
PS 320
Promotional Strategies for Org
4028
01
Promotional Strategies for Org
3.0
MTWR
600:950
HIGH
H226
Pie T
Summer IV – July 14 – August 1, 2014
PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
PS 321
Professional Public Relations
5015
01
Professional Public Relations
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Peltz J
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GRADUATE EDUCATION PROGRAM
Two Six-Week Terms
All classes begin
Last day for late enrollment & changing classes
Memorial Day (no classes)
Independence Day (no classes)
Two-thirds point of term-last day to withdraw
With a grade of “W”
Last day of term
Summer I
May 12-June 20
May 15
May 26
Summer II
June 23-August 1
June 26
May 16
July 4
July 3
June 20
August 1
Graduate Summer I – May 12 – June 20
SUBJ
CRN
SEC
TITLE
CREDITS
EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP
EDL 562 Data Driven Decision Making
2046
01
Data Driven Decision Making
EDUCATION
EDUC 504 Foundations of Education
2061 Foundations of Education
EDUC 544 Collab Support for Tech Integr
2047
1
Collab Support for Tech Integr
EDUC 581
Research and Capstone
2048
01
Research and Capstone
READING
READ 512 Phonics & Adv Reading Interven
2049
1
Phonics & Adv Reading Interven
SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPED 501
Autism I: Character of Autism
2054
01
Autism I: Character of Autism
SPED 549
Peer Tutoring in Inclu Classrm
2055
01
Peer Tutoring in Inclu Classrm
SPORTS LEADERSHIP
SLC 500 Foundations of Coaching
2056
1
Foundations of Coaching
DAYS
BLDG
ROOM
INSTR
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
STAFF
3.0
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
White C
3
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
West R
:
TBA
TBA
West R
TBA
TBA
STAFF
3.0
3.0
TIMEMET
3
:
3.0
:
TBA
TBA
STAFF
3.0
:
TBA
TBA
STAFF
ONLINE
TBA
3
TBA
West R
Graduate Summer II – June 23 – August 1
EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP
EDL 589
Comm & Media Relations
4001
1
Comm & Media Relations
3
EDUCATION
EDUC 560 Venture Finance & Analysis
4031
1
Venture Finance & Analysis
SPORTS LEADERSHIP
SLC 550
Injury Prevention & Safety
4002
1
Injury Prevention & Safety
SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPED 502 Autism II: Assess & Interventi
4003
01
Autism II: Assess & Interventi
SPED 574 Asst Tech Eval & Implementatio
4004
01
Asst Tech Eval & Implementatio
MW
500:750
HIGH
H211
Orsatti D
3
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Crow C
3
ONLINE
TBA
TBA
Hanna D
3
3
MTWR
800:1050
TBA
TBA
STAFF
HIGH
H211
Tuttle T
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