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The Mission of the College
We at Massasoit Community College pride
ourselves in our tradition of excellence and
in our historic mission of accepting all who
desire to learn. We are dedicated to creating
a challenging and supportive environment
where the members of our community can
attain their educational and personal goals.
We encourage all to take responsibility for
their learning, to discover their potential, and
to achieve their ambitions.
Recognizing that our diversity is an important
source of our strength, we respond to the needs
of our community and expect that everyone at
Massasoit respects the rights and affirms the
dignity of all people. We strive to construct a
safe and trustful environment where together
we can engage in open dialogue.
Table of Contents
Bridgewater-Raynham
Course Listings (Credit)............................................................................................. 13
Brockton Campus
Course Listings (Credit)............................................................................................. 13
Community Education (Non-Credit) Course Listings..................................... 48
Canton Campus
Course Listings (Credit)............................................................................................. 36
Community Education (Non-Credit) Course Listings..................................... 50
Middleborough Center
Course Listings (Credit)............................................................................................. 42
Community Education (Non-Credit) Course Listings..................................... 51
Academic Calendar ....................................................................................................... 4
Academic Information ............................................................................................. 2-5
Board of Trustees
Bookstore Hours ............................................................................................................ 4
Pamerson O. Ifill, Chair
Judith C. Waterston, Vice Chair
Peter G. Asiaf, Jr., Secretary
Anthony Simonelli, Assistant Secretary
Bonnie Blackler
Mary T. Brophy, M.D., M.P.H.
Thomas E. Carroll, Jr.
Maria Jeanne Martins
David M. Offutt
Jean B. Derenoncourt, Student Trustee
College Directory ........................................................................................................... 3
ESL/ESOL .......................................................................................................................... 5
Financial Information ................................................................................................... 3
Library ............................................................................................................................... 7
Online Learning .......................................................................................................... 11
Programs of Study....................................................................................................... 10
Registration Form ....................................................................................................... 45
Registration Schedule .................................................................................................. 4
Testing & Assessment .................................................................................................. 5
Veterans Services............................................................................................................ 6
College Administration
President
Dr. Charles Wall
Student Health Insurance Information
The Massachusetts Mandatory Health Insurance Law requires all matriculated students, enrolled in nine credit
hours or more, to have health insurance. This year the Massachusetts Community Colleges are offering a health
plan through Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
The cost of the student only plan is $1,536.00. The coverage period is 09/01/15 - 08/31/16.
Senior Vice President and
Vice President of the Canton Campus
and College Advancement
Nick Palantzas
Detailed information about the plan can be obtained at www.commonwealthstudent.com
Students eligible to waive the insurance fee can do so by logging into their portal account. The online waiver
form is located on the Student tab under the Self-Service-Student section.
Vice President of Academic Affairs
Dr. Barbara McCarthy
Vice President for Administration/CFO and
Acting Vice President for Human Resources
William A. Mitchell
In an effort to support the Sustainability Task Force Committee in their initiative, we are proud to announce that this brochure is
printed on recycled paper.
Vice President of Student Services and
Enrollment Management
David Tracy
Massasoit Community College is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of
race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, age, veteran status, genetic information, gender identity or sexual orientation
in its programs and activities as required by Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, the Americans with Disabilities
Act of 1990, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and other applicable statutes
and college policies. The College prohibits sexual harassment, including sexual violence. Inquiries or complaints concerning
discrimination, harassment, retaliation or sexual violence shall be referred to the Title IX Coordinator, Yolanda Dennis, Office of
Institutional Diversity, 508-588-9100 x1309, Brockton Campus, Administration Building, Room 229, ydennis@massasoit.mass.
edu, or the College’s Affirmative Action Officer, Donna R. Boissel, Human Resources, 508-588-9100, x1505, Brockton Campus,
Administration Building, Room 233, dboissel@massasoit.mass.edu, the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, the
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission or the United States Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.
Executive Director of External Relations
and Special Assistant to the President
Phillip Sheppard, Esq.
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508-588-9100
Statement of Publication
This is an official publication of Massasoit Community College. Course offerings, dates, tuition, fees, and other information are
subject to change at any time. The College reserves the right to add, withdraw, or revise any provision or requirement described
herein. The information in this publication is provided solely for the convenience of the reader, and the College expressly disclaims
any liability which may otherwise be incurred. This publication is neither a contract nor an offer to make a contract.
•
781-821-2222 •
www.massasoit.edu
Contact Massasoit
College Office Directory
General Information
All extensions can be accessed by dialing 508-588-9100 or 781-821-2222
For a full directory, go to www.massasoit.edu.
BROCKTON
CANTON
1801
Academic Resource Center (ARC)
2516
1411Admissions
2114
1461
Advisement & Counseling
2114, 2468
1152Bookstore
2159
1507
Business Office
1507
1695
Center for Lifelong Learning
1041 College Police
2142
1509, 1310
Community Education
1310
1860, 1861, 1862 Conference Center (Direct Line: 508-427-1224)
1509, 1302
Corporate Education
1302
Development and Alumni Relations Office 2602, 2603, 2604
1360Directions
1360
1805
Disability Services
2132
Enrollment Center
2677
1311
Evening Services
2677
1479
Financial Aid
2008
1450
Health Services
2451
1941Library
2942
1477, 1063
Military & Veterans Services
1949Registrar/Registration
2677
1482
Student Life
2118
1991, 1994
Testing and Assessment
Theatre (Box Office)
1234
Brockton Campus
One Massasoit Blvd
Brockton, MA 02302-3996
Canton Campus
900 Randolph Street
Canton, MA 02021-1372
Middleborough Center
49 Union Street
Middleborough, MA 02346-2245
By Telephone
Dial Direct: 508-588-9100 or
Toll Free: 1-800-CAREERS
Callers who are deaf/hard of hearing
may access any campus extension via
preferred relay service.
Your call is important to us!
Cost of Attendance
Fees
MA Resident
Cost per credit
Non-MA Resident
Cost per credit
Tuition $24$230
General College Fee
$155
$155
Technology Fee
$8
$8
Total per credit
$187
$393
MA Resident:
$187 x number of credit hours + course fees = Total course cost
$187 x 3 = $561
$187 x 4 = $748+ $30 = $778
Non-Resident:
$393 x number of credit hours + course fees = Total course cost
Examples:
Fundamentals of Math, 3 credit hours
Biological Principles I, 4 credit hours + course fee*
The 2015 Annual Fall Gala
to benefit the United Student Fund
Portraits of Success
at the Conference Center at Massasoit
To calculate the cost for credit courses:
Examples:
Fundamentals of Math, 3 credit hours
Biological Principles I, 4 credit hours + course fee*
Save the Date
$393 x 3 = $1179
$393 x 4 = $1572 + $30 = $1602
Dinner, Dancing, Raffle, & Silent Auction.
Saturday, October 24, 2015
6:00 11:00 pm
Presidential Medallions will be awarded to our
2015 Honorary Degree Recipients
Edward Perry
James Blake
*Additional course fees apply to Science, Allied Health, and Online courses.
Note: Students enrolled in the Self Supporting Allied Health Programs pay an additional $123
per credit.
Students enrolled in the Paramedic Certificate Program pay an additional $130.00 per credit.
Fees are subject to change without notice.
For more information, please contact
the Development Office at
508.588.9100, x2602
or visit www.massasoit.edu/gala
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Registration Information Fall 2015
Registration Schedule
Academic Calendar
Unrestricted registration ends Thursday, September 9
Restricted registration ends Tuesday, September 22
Current students can register online through their MyMassasoit account.
August 5
Last day to pay Fall 2015 invoices
September 8
Fall 2015 classes begin
September 9 Last day of unrestricted registration
September 22 Last day of restricted registration*
October 12 Columbus Day (no classes)
October 26–November 13 Advising/registration period for Spring 2016
November 11 Veterans Day (no classes)
November 13
Last day to withdraw from a portion of a schedule
November 16
Spring 2016 registration open to all
November 26–November 29 Thanksgiving Recess (no classes)
Begins at 4pm on Wed., Nov. 25
New students register by:
Mail: Registrar’s Office, 1 Massasoit Blvd., Brockton, MA 02302
Fax: 781-401-9804
Walk-in: Brockton, Canton, or Middleborough offices
Registrar’s Office hours: 8am–5pm
Extended Hours: August 24–September 17 Monday-Thursday 8am–8pm
Friday 8am–5pm
Saturday, August 29 & September 12, 8:30am–1pm
Advisement & Counseling Center
September 21 and September 22, 5pm–8pm
Fall 2015
December 11
Last day to withdraw
December 19 Last day of Fall 2015 classes
December 21-December 23 Final exams (day, evening, online)
Having difficulty selecting a class? Try our walk-in advising nights.
Come meet with an advisor for help choosing the courses and program
to best fit your education and career goals.
Brockton Registrar’s Office
Administration Building A240
August 24–September 17
Monday–Thursday: 5pm–8pm,
with the exception of the holiday, Monday, September 7
Canton Enrollment Center
Canton Campus, First Floor
Saturday, August 29 & September 12
8:30am–1pm
Massasoit
Bookstore Hours
Brockton
Fall 2015
Regular Fall Hours
Monday through Thursday: 8:30am to 5pm,
Friday: 8:30am to 3pm
Extended Fall Hours:
Monday
Sept 7 Tuesday
Sept 8 Wednesday
Sept 9 Thursday
Sept 10 Friday
Sept 11 Saturday
Sept 12 Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
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CLOSED
8:00am – 8:00pm
8:00am – 8:00pm
8:00am – 8:00pm
8:00am – 6:00pm
9:00am – 2:00pm
Sept 13 Sept 14 Sept 15 Sept 16
Sept 17 Sept 18
Sept 19
9:00am – 12:00pm
8:00am – 8:00pm
8:00am – 8:00pm
8:00am – 8:00pm
8:00am – 6:00pm
8:00am – 5:00pm
9:00am – 2:00pm
Sept 21 Sept 22
8:30am – 6:30pm
8:30am – 6:30pm
Canton
Regular Fall Hours
Tuesday: 9am – 2pm
Wednesday: 9am – 2pm
Extended Fall Hours:
Monday
Sept 7 Tuesday
Sept 8
Wednesday
Sept 9 Thursday
Sept 10 Friday
Sept 11 Saturday
Sept 12 CLOSED
8:00am – 8:00pm
8:00am – 8:00pm
8:00am – 8:00pm
8:00am – 5:00pm
9:00am – 2:00pm
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Sept 14 Sept 15 Sept 16 Sept 17 Sept 18 8:00am – 7:00pm
8:00am – 7:00pm
9:00am – 6:00pm
9:00am – 5:00pm
9:00am – 2:00pm
Tuesday Wednesday
Sept 22 Sept 23 9:00am – 5:00pm
9:00am – 5:00pm
Assessment Information
& Testing Schedule
The Assessment office provides Accuplacer testing on
a walk-in and appointment basis on the following days
in Brockton:
Monday
9:30am
Appointment only
Tuesday
5:30pm
Appointment only
Wednesday
9:30 - 11:30am Walk-in sessions
Thursday
12pm - 2pm
Walk-in sessions
Friday
9:30am
Appointment only
For the week of September 8th – 11th testing hours will be
9am – 2pm walk-in sessions
Testing for the Canton Campus is conducted twice a
month, please check the testing schedule for dates and
times.
Testing for the Middleborough Campus is conducted once
a month, please check the testing schedule for dates and
times.
TEAS tests and Biology Challenge exams are by
appointment only. For further information please contact
the Testing and Assessment Office at 508-588-9100, x1991
or x1994.
Students MUST Bring a Photo ID.
If a student arrives late they may have to reschedule
their testing date.
Accuplacer Coaching Sessions
Coaching sessions are designed to help students perform
to the best of their ability on Massasoit’s placement exams.
Each one-hour session offers strategies for taking the
mathematics or reading test. The sessions will include
practice materials and an overview of the courses students
may place into per their test scores. Also, a brief review of
essay-writing will be included in the reading session. This
coaching is free to Massasoit students who may attend one
or both of the subject-area sessions.
Dates & Times
Select the coaching session(s) you wish to attend
Monday, July 13, 2015 - Business Building, Room 222
Reading & Writing: 3pm - 4pm
Math: 4:15pm - 5:15pm
Monday, July 20, 2015 - Business Building, Room 222
Math: 6pm - 7pm
Reading & Writing: 7:15pm - 8:15pm
Monday, August 10, 2015 - Business Building, Room 222
Reading & Writing: 10am - 11am
Math: 11:15am - 12:15pm
Monday, August 17, 2015 -Business Building, Room 222
Math: 3pm - 4pm
Reading & Writing: 4:15pm - 5:15pm
Canton Campus
Monday June 22, 2015 – Canton Campus – Room C301
Reading & Writing:
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Math:
7:15 pm – 8:15 pm
For additional information on the coaching sessions,
please call 508-588-9100 x1811.
Hi-SET (formerly GED)
High School Equivalency Testing
Massachusetts has a new high school equivalency test called the
HiSET designed by Educational Testing Service. The test has five,
timed sections and is administered by a computer. Massasoit
Community College offers testing on the Brockton campus weekly
and on the Canton campus once a month. To view our test schedule
and register for the test please visit www.hiset.ets.org. You will
also find sample questions, test review materials and other test
information. For information on Massachusetts eligibility guidelines
for testing please visit www.doe.mass.edu/hse/req.html.
As of August 2014, all transcript requests are processed through
www.diplomasender.com. Please visit this site for all
GED and HiSET transcript requests.
For additional information or questions please
call 508-588-9100 x1991.
English as a Second Language (ESL)*
Brockton & Canton Campuses
Massasoit’s ESL courses are advanced college-level courses. Potential students
whose first language is not English must be assessed for English as a Second
Language rather than for Introduction to Writing, English Composition, or
Preparing for College Reading. Students must register for an ESL evaluation.
Students will be placed in College ESL courses, if appropriate.
Students desiring financial aid assistance must be accepted into a program of
study (matriculated), and carry at least 6 credits each semester. We recommend
students apply at least 2 months in advance of the beginning of the semester,
and earlier, whenever possible.
Students not ready for Massasoit’s college-level ESL classes will be directed to
alternative ESOL programs for further development of English skills.
Please call extension 1790 to register for an ESL evaluation, or sign up online
at: http://www.massasoit.edu/testing
*By appointment only on both campuses.
Brockton Campus Only
Canton Campus Only
Date
July 15
July 28
August 6
August 11
August 18
August 19
August 20
August 25
August 26
August 27
September 1
September 2
September 8
September 10
Date
July 29
July 30
August 12
August 17
August 19
September 3
Day
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Day
Wednesday
Thursday
Wednesday
Monday
Wednesday
Thursday
All Brockton ESL Testing is from
4:30 - 7:30pm in Rm. 149, Lower Level,
Student Center building.
All Canton ESL Testing is from
4:30 - 7:30 PM in Rm. 108,
Administration building.
See pages 26 and 49 for scheduled
ESL classes and page 58 for course
descriptions.
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Fall 2015 General Information
Admissions
Course Cancellations/Changes
Prospective students are encouraged to apply as early as possible
prior to the beginning of a semester since applicants are admitted to
most programs on a first–come, first–served basis. Some programs
may limit enrollment numbers. Selective programs of study may have
specific deadlines and/or prerequisite(s).
The College reserves the right to cancel a course for which there
is insufficient enrollment; restrict the registration in a course; or, if
necessary, change instructors. Full refunds for cancelled courses are
processed automatically by the College. Students should contact the
Counseling Center if they are in need of assistance in the selection of
alternate courses.
Important: Any student receiving financial aid (federal or state grants,
student loans, veteran benefits, etc., except for senior citizens and
state– reimbursed employees) must be matriculated prior to the
start of the semester in order to be eligible for financial assistance.
(*Matriculated means enrolled in a degree program. Student must
apply for admission, submit appropriate documents and complete
assessment requirements in order to matriculate.)
Note: There is a distinction between matriculation (enrolling in a
degree program) and registration (enrolling in a course).
More about Massasoit Degree Programs
Testing: All students will be tested in Reading, Writing and Math to
identify academic strengths and needs in order that they may build a
solid plan of study. See page 10.
NOTE: Introductory Writing, Preparing for College Reading I and
II, Fundamentals of Math, Introductory Algebra and Intermediate
Algebra will not fulfill any program requirement, including elective
courses, but will be included in the GPA of the student.
Transfer Credits: Upon receiving all paperwork, credits earned at other
institutions will be reviewed by the Registrar’s Office and applied to a
student’s program if criteria is satisfied.
Credit for Prior Learning: CPL is a process by which a matriculated
student may apply for credit for life experience. All students receiving
credits for prior learning will be assessed the same tuition and fees as
students taking a course. This is not to be confused with CLEP exams.
REFERRAL: x1900 or x1901
Readmission Procedure
Students not in attendance for more than three consecutive academic
semesters or who have been placed in an Academic Deficiency status
must reapply for readmission through the Registrar’s office. Students
begin the readmission process by completing a program modification
form with an academic counselor in the Advisement & Counseling
Center located in the lower level of the Student Center.
Commonwealth Employees Tuition Remission
Any employee of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts who qualifies
for tuition remission should consult the Board of Higher Education
guidelines for proper enrollment procedures. These guidelines are
available at your respective places of employment, and must be
adhered to in order to receive the full benefits of this policy. Waivers
should be presented at the Financial Aid Office.
Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act - (FERPA)
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) affords
students certain rights with respect to their education records. Please
see the Registrar’s Office or the College Policy & Statements webpage
on Massasoit’s website for more information on FERPA.
Financial Aid
Financial Aid is available to full and part-time matriculated students
attending day or evening classes. Information is available from the
Financial Aid Office. The Office of Financial Aid is located on the
Brockton Campus, Administration Building, lower level and on the
Canton Campus in the Student Service Area. Financial aid information
can be accessed online at: www.massasoit.edu
REFERRAL: x1479, Brockton.................. x2008, Canton
For those who serve,
the support they deserve.
REFERRAL: Advisement and Counseling x1461
Cancellation of Classes & Activities
When it is necessary to cancel because of inclement weather or
emergencies, the following radio or television stations should be
tuned in:
WFXT-TV - Channel 25 (Fox)
WCVB-TV - Channel 5
WBZ-AM - Boston 1030
WPLM-FM - Plymouth 99.1
WHDH-TV - Channel 7
WCTK-FM - 98.1
WBZ-TV - Channel 4
Ordinarily day classes (classes up to 5pm) cancellations will be
announced on the above media outlets prior to 7am. Evening
announcements will be made after 3pm. Cancellations are also
announced on the college’ s primary phone line at 508-588-9100, our
website’s homepage, and via our emergency alert system.
Military & Veterans Information
The mission for Massasoit’s Veterans Services is to honor
and support our service members both current and
former, as well as their families, by providing the most
comprehensive and caring college experience possible
while helping them to reach their educational, personal
and professional goals.
Any questions or concerns please contact:
The Veterans Services Counselor x1063 or
Sarah Comeau, Veterans Services Clerk x1477
The Veterans Center is located on the Brockton Campus
in the Student Center Building, room SC181.
REFERRAL: x1477 or x1063
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Graduation Information
Fall 2015 General Information
Students finishing their degree requirements at the end of the
Fall 2015 semester must complete an Intent to Graduate form by
October 15, 2015. The forms can be printed from the Registrar’s Office
webpage or picked up in the Registrar’s Office.
Police Department
The Massasoit Community College Police Department is located in
the lower level of the Student Center in Room SC145, and on the
Canton Campus in Room 202 on the second floor. Safety call boxes are
available in the corridors of the academic buildings on both campuses
and connect directly to Campus Police. Massasoit police officers are
licensed under Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 22, Section 63
by the State Police granting the same powers of arrest as a city or
town police officer while on property owned, used, and occupied by
Massasoit Community College.
In accordance with federal law, the College is required to advise
the campus community where information concerning registered
sex offenders may be obtained. Accordingly, in order to access
public information pertaining to registered sex offenders enrolled
or employed at the College, please contact the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts Sex Offender Registry Board, PO Box 4547, Salem, MA
01970-4547 or by phone at 978-740-6400. You may also contact the
Campus Police Department on the Brockton Campus. For related
questions please contact the Chief of Police at x1045.
Telephone Numbers on Campus
Campus Police: 508-588-9100;
Emergency Number: x911.
Business Number: x1041. Direct Line: 508-427-1296.
Health Services: Brockton x1450, Canton x2451.
Counseling Support Services: Brockton x1461, Canton x2468.
Area Emergency Numbers
Center for Lifelong Learning
The Center for Lifelong Learning at Massasoit provides opportunities
during the fall and spring semesters for senior citizens who enjoy
exciting and meaningful activities. New participants are always
welcome. In addition, the College offers a tuition waiver on a seat
available basis for those 60 years of age and older. REFERRAL: x1695
or x1304
Student IDs
At the beginning of the semester, IDs will be issued by the Student
Life Office to all full-time and part-time students. Please watch for
posting on the time the IDs will be taken. REFERRAL: Brockton,
x1482; Canton, x2118
Students Under 16 Years of Age
Students below the traditional age level for college will be considered
for credit and non-credit courses, with the exception of Sports Camps,
on a case-by-case basis. The Youth Learner Request to Enroll Form,
which can be obtained at the Brockton or Canton Registrar’s Office,
the Dean of Students Office in Brockton SC208, or the office of the
Vice President of the Canton Campus C100, must be completed and
approved.
Tuition Refund Policy
Credit Courses:
Withdrawal before classes begin: (4/15/15-9/7/2015) 100% of tuition
and fees.
Withdrawal after classes begin: Refunds after classes begin are based
on the meeting time of the class. For full-semester courses, students
have a period of one week from the first scheduled class (cont.)
Library Hours Fall 2015
Brockton Police and Fire: 911
Brockton 508-588-9100 x1941
Brockton Hospital: 680 Centre Street, 508-941-7000
When classes are in session:
Brockton Rape Crisis Center: 508-588-8255
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday
8am - 9pm
8am - 7pm
10am - 2pm
CLOSED
During Breaks*
Monday - Friday
Saturday & Sunday
8am - 4:30pm
CLOSED
Policies
College policies are listed in the Student Handbook which is available
in the Student Life Office and from the Dean of Students. Policies
are also available in the College Catalog and on our website at www.
massasoit.edu.
SACHEM - Cross Registration
Full–time degree students at Massasoit are allowed to cross register
with the following colleges without charge (see Registrar):
Bridgewater State University
Bristol Community College
Cape Cod Community College
Dean College
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Stonehill College
University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth
Wheaton College
Canton 508-588-9100 x2942
When classes are in session:
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Saturday & Sunday
8am - 8pm
8am - 4pm
CLOSED
During Breaks*
Monday - Friday
Saturday & Sunday
8am - 4pm
CLOSED
*During Breaks hours may vary. Please call for exact hours.
Your library card is your validated Student ID with a barcode.
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meeting to add or drop a course with a 100% refund. During the
second week of the scheduled class meeting, students will receive a
50% refund. From that point, there is no refund. Please see the refund
schedule at www.massasoit.edu/students-and-parents/registrar/
deadline-refund/index.. Please note: the College has no obligation to
return funds after the first week of classes.
Students who are reported as Not Participating or as Stopped
Participating by their professor may be withdrawn from their
course; he or she will, however, continue to be financially
responsible for payment of tuition and fees.
Students who receive financial aid funds and withdraw before 60%
of a semester has elapsed will have their aid pro-rated according to
the federal,state, and institutional refund policies (a percentage of
aid may be returned to federal and/or state funds.) Although initially
there may have been enough aid to pay a student’s bill, this reduction
in financial aid could result in the student not having enough aid
to pay their full bill and having to pay the remainder of their bill
themselves. Before withdrawing from the college, a student should
contact the Financial Aid Office to determine the impact his/her
withdrawal will have on current aid and future financial aid eligibility.
Students with loans should contact the Financial Aid Office prior to
withdrawal to determine the effect withdrawing will have on loan
funds and repayment.
Non-credit Courses:
Withdrawals before the start of the first class are granted a full
100% refund. Withdrawals after the first class are refunded 0-50%
depending on the length of the course.
Students must present documentation of eligibility, and may need
to certify they meet all waiver eligibility requirements prior to having
their waiver accepted. Students eligible for waivers should obtain
clarification from the Financial Aid Office before making course
selections. Students eligible for the Senior Citizen Waiver need to
certify US citizenship and MA residency, and present proof of being
at least 60 years of age. Senior Citizen Waivers will not be accepted
until one week before the start of class and enrollment of at least 15
students has been confirmed in the desired course.
*Waiver documentation must be submitted by the bill due date or
at the time of registration, whichever is later. Waivers will not be
processed retroactively. Waivers are not refundable.
Withdrawal from a course or the College
Students may initiate a formal withdrawal from a course or the College
through the 13th week of the semester. (Please see the Academic
Calendar for specific dates.) To initiate the process, students must go
to the Registrar’s Office and complete the appropriate form or send
an email to registrar@massasoit.mass.edu from their Massasoit email
account requesting the withdrawal.
A grade of “W” will be recorded on the student’s transcript after the
official withdrawal procedure has been completed. Students are
encouraged to speak to their advisor before withdrawing from any
course. Please be advised that ceasing to attend a class may result
in an administrative withdrawal or a failing grade. If a student stops
attending classes but does not formally withdraw, the student will
receive a failure (F) in any course involved. Failures are averaged into
the GPA for all students.
Tuition Waiver Policy
Several kinds of tuition waivers* are available to Massasoit
Community College students. These waivers include, but are not
limited to, National Guard, veteran, senior citizen, Native American,
state employee, and ward of the state.
Arthritis Aquatics
at Massasoit Community College
This is a non-swimmer’s exercise program using the support of
the water to allow joints to move more freely.
Swimming ability is not necessary. Class size is limited to 25,
and applicants are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. A
doctor’s letter is required, which will be kept confidential.
Free Bus Service
Membership in the Massasoit Center for Lifelong Learning is
required to participate in this program. Dues are $10 a semester
and can be included in your class registration fee.
Monday - Friday during
the Fall & Spring Semesters
Cost of the sessions is $20 to $28 depending on the number of
sessions. No refunds will be issued once the session has begun.
Students, faculty, and staff may now enjoy a comfortable
and convenient way to get to the Canton Campus.
For more information
on this program and the
schedule of classes, contact
the Center for Lifelong
Learning at x1695.
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to Massasoit Community College’s Canton Campus
Connecting Locations:
• Holbrook/Randolph MBTA Commuter Rail
• Randolph High School
• Lodge Bar & Grill, Randolph
• Canton Center MBTA Commuter Rail
• Canton Junction MBTA Commuter Rail
For more informtion visit
massasoit.edu/shuttle
Student Services at Massasoit
Academic Resource Center
Brockton, x1801 or Canton, x2516
Offers a full range of tutoring and academic support services, including the Writing and World Language Center.
Advisement & Counseling
x1461 or 1467 or Canton, x2114
Provides support in areas such as academic advising, career information/counseling, evening matriculation,
personal counseling, and transfer information/counseling.
Career Placement Services
x1406
Assists students and alumni in obtaining full or part-time employment. Workshops, a job fair, and online job postings are also offered.
Children’s Center
x1440
A licensed campus facility serving the children of our students, faculty, & staff, and provides a safe,
quality learning environment in which to grow.
Choices
x1316
Free academic program specifically designed to serve and meet the needs of transitional assistance students and other
qualified low-income individuals.
Disability Services
x1805, x2132
Massasoit offers accommodations to students with documented disabilities. Students with documented disabilities
should contact the College as soon as possible.
Health Services
Brockton, x1450, 1451 or Canton, x2451
Brockton Campus is open Monday-Friday from 8:30 am – 5pm in the Student Center, Rooms 154 & 155.
Canton Campus is open Monday-Friday 8:30 am – 2:30 pm, Room 138. All hours are during the academic year.
Information Technology Help Desk
x1139
The Help Desk provides technical assistance and is located in the Technology building on the Brockton campus in room T544.
Latch
x1070
A college-level, day school program aimed at bridging the gap between skills needed to achieve a high school diploma
and skills needed to succeed in an academic or career program at Massasoit.
TRiO Student Support Services Program
x1081
Provides free supplemental services to a limited number of eligible students to help them stay in school, improve their grade point average,
and increase their ability to graduate or transfer to four-year institutions. Students must be first generation and/or low income.
Student Life
Brockton, x1482 or Canton, x2118
Provides a comprehensive program which includes lectures, dances, movies, and other social and cultural
activities. Each activity offers an opportunity for student leadership and participation.
Ubuntu Scholars
x1416
A mentoring program designed to equip, engage, and empower underrepresented male students at Massasoit, primarily males
of color, in an effort to ensure a healthy transition to college and facilitate academic and personal success.
Women’s Resource Center
x1484 or x1304
Sponsors a wide variety of programs on issues that are of special interest to women.
Massasoit has a wide range of services available to our students.
Visit the Prospective Students tab at www.massasoit.edu to learn more.
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Degrees and Certificates
Please note that some of the program specific courses are only available on certain campuses.
# - MassTransfer Eligible Programs
* - Selective Admissions Programs
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
Architectural Technology
Business Administration Careers - Accounting
Business Administration Careers - General Business
Business Administration Careers - Hospitality Management
Business Administration Careers - Marketing
Business Administration Careers - Supervisory Management
Business Administration Transfer#
Child Care Education and Administration
Child Care Education and Administration - Transfer#
Computer Information Systems - Programming
Computer Information Systems - User Support
Criminal Justice - Career
Criminal Justice - Transfer#
Culinary Arts
Diesel Technology
Electronic Technology
Engineering Transfer - Civil#
Engineering Transfer - Chemical#
Engineering Transfer - Electrical#
Engineering Transfer - Mechanical#
Fire Science Technology
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Technology
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Technology Building Systems Energy Management
Human Services - Career
Human Services - Transfer#
Liberal Arts Studies
Liberal Arts Studies - Media Communications#
Liberal Arts Studies - Theater#
Liberal Arts Transfer#
Liberal Arts Transfer - Computer Science#
Liberal Arts Transfer - Elementary Education#
Liberal Arts Transfer - Science#
Liberal Arts Transfer - Social Science#
Nurse Education Full-time - Deadline to apply: February 1*
LPN to Associate Degree Advanced Placement Nurse Education
Full-time - Deadline to apply: February 1*
LPN to Associate Degree Advanced Placement Nurse Education
Part-time - TBA
Radiologic Technology - Deadline to apply: February 1*
Respiratory Care - Deadline to apply: June 15*
Veterinary Technician - Deadline to apply: August 14*
Visual Arts - Art and Graphic Design
Visual Arts - Fine Arts
BOARD-APPROVED CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Dental Assistant*
Medical Assistant*
Office Technologies
COLLEGE-APPROVED CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Biotechnology
Child Care Education
Computer Repair and Maintenance
Computerized Accounting
Computerized Tomography*
Department of Developmental Services Direct Support
Certificate in Human Services (DDS Employees only)
EEC Lead Teacher (Qualifying Courses)
Food Production
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Technology
Insurance Billing Specialist*
Law Enforcement
Magnetic Resonance Imaging*
Microsoft Office Specialist
Museum Studies
Networking Specialist
Paramedic*^
Pastry
Phlebotomy*
Private Security - Basic
Private Security - Intermediate
^ The Massasoit Community College Paramedic Program is accredited by the Massachusetts Department of Health Office of Emergency Medical Services. The Program currently holds a Letter of Review
from the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (CoEAMSP), which is NOT a CAAHEP accreditation status, but is a status granted by
CoAEMSP signifying that a program seeking initial accreditation has demonstrated sufficient compliance with the accreditation Standards through the Letter of Review Self Study Report (LSSR) and other
documentation. Letter of Review is recognized by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) for eligibility to take the NREMT’s Paramedic credentialing examination(s). However, it is
NOT a guarantee of eventual accreditation.
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To learn more about online Learning at Massasoit, visit the Massasoit
online website at www.massasoit.edu/online-learning or contact us at
onlinelearning@massasoit.mass.edu.
Orientation sessions for online and hybrid courses are offered both
online and through face-to-face orientation sessions held on campus.
An online orientation as well as additional learning management
system resources may be accessed any time at https://massasoit.
instructure.com/courses/1015943
On-campus orientations are available during the first week of classes.
These sessions provide assistance with getting started with your
online course, strategies for ensuring your success, and general
information about taking classes online.
Massasoit offers all online and hybrid classes in Canvas. Students are
strongly encouraged to participate in an orientation if they have not
used Canvas before.
The orientation sessions begin promptly at the times listed below.
Attendance is on a drop-in basis.
Orientation Dates:
Monday, Aug. 31
Noon – 1pm Room MD102 - Middleborough
Tuesday, Sept. 1
Noon – 1pm Room B543 - Brockton
Tuesday, Sept. 1
5pm – 6pm Room MD102 - Middleborough
Wednesday, Sept. 2
5pm – 6pm Room B543 - Brockton
Thursday, Sept. 3
5pm – 6pm Room C127 - Canton
Wednesday, Sept. 9
Noon –1pm Room 543 - Brockton
Wednesday, Sept. 9
Noon – 1pm Room C127 - Canton
Thursday, Sept. 10
2pm – 3pm Room C127 - Canton
Thursday, Sept. 10
5pm – 6pm Room B543 - Brockton
Friday, Sept. 11
Noon – 1pm Room B543 - Brockton
Online Courses
Online courses allow students to take courses any place they have
access to a computer connected to the Internet. Each course has a
course website in Canvas, where assignments and communication
with the instructor can take place. Students are required to have
regular access to a computer with a reliable Internet connection for
online courses.
Online classes give students the opportunity to experience the
individualized, student-centered attention for which Massasoit is
known, without having to leave home or rush from work every week.
Fall 2015 - Online Courses
ACCT105 Financial Accting I
ACCT106 Financial Acct II
ACCT107 Managerial Accounting
ACCT302 Computer Business Applications
ANTH101Introduction to Anthropology
ARTG282 Basic Desktop Publishing
BIOL119 Introduction to Evolutionary Biology
BIOL138 Human Nutrition
BUSN110 Intro to Business
BUSN113 Managerial Communications
BUSN120 Principles of Marketing
BUSN124 Principles of Retailing
BUSN201 Business Law I
BUSN251Entrepreneurship
BUSN301 Organizational Behavior
CCED211 Child Care Policy
CCED231 Infant/Toddler Care
CJUS101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
CJUS221 Domestic Violence
CJUS231 Juvenile Justice
CJUS234 Management of Criminal Justice Organizations
CJUS302Corrections
CJUS305 Criminal Law
CJUS306 Criminal Procedure
CJUS345 Correct Law & Procedures
CJUS403 Criminal Justice Capstone
CTIM100 Computer Keyboard
CTIM101 Beginning Windows
CTIM102 Beginning Word
CTIM103 Beginning Excel
CTIM104 Intermediate Windows
CTIM105 Intermediate Word
CTIM106 Intermediate Excel
CTIM278 Data Communication
CTIM281 Soft Design & Development
CTIM287 HTML5 Web & Apps
ECON201Principles of Economics I
ECON202Principles of Economics II
ENGL101 English Composition I
ENGL102 English Composition II
ENGL119 Creative Writing
ENGL121 Children’s Literature
ENGL141 Women in Literature
ENGL152 Cross-Cultural Communication
ENGL171 Introduction to Fiction
ENGL172 The Poet in the Modern World
ENGL201 English Literture I
ENGL213 American Literature I
ENGL214 American Literature II
FIRE215 Terrorism and Domestic Response
GOVT105American National Government
GOVT301State & Local Government
HIST103 U S History I
HIST104 U S History II
MATH001Preparation for College Math I
MATH101Introductory Algebra
MATH112Intermediate Algebra
MATH121Topics Math I
MATH131Introduction to Statistics
(cont.)
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Massasoit Community College offers two types of online learning
courses: Fully online courses and hybrid courses. These courses
provide a way for you to customize your learning experience to match
your educational goals, learning styles, and scheduling constraints.
Credit Courses
Fall 2015 Online Learning
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Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015 Online Learning
MATH203College Algebra
MATH217Precalculus
MATH221Calculus I
MDIA111 Introduction to Mass Communication
MLSP101 Beginning Spanish I
PHIL101 Introduction to Philosophy
PSYC101 General Psychology
PSYC203 Adolescent Psychology
PSYC205 Human Growth & Development
PSYC301 Social Psychology
SECU101 Private Security
SECU205 Private Security Law & Procedure
SOCI104 Principles of Sociology
SOCI203Criminology
SOCI204 Sociology of Deviance
Hybrid Courses
Hybrid courses are a combination of online and face-to-face
instruction. Each course will have a course space in Canvas,
where assignments and communication with the instructor
can take place. Approximately half of the class sessions are
conducted face-to-face to further explain course material.
Students are required to have regular access to a computer with a
working Internet connection for hybrid courses.
Hybrid courses allow students the opportunity to balance the
best of two worlds: face-to-face interaction with an instructor
and classmates, combined with the opportunity to experience
individualized, student-centered attention while accessing
campus resources from home or work.
Note: Face-to-face classes meet at the Brockton Campus.
Fall 2015- Hybrid Courses (Brockton Campus)
BIOL121-H1
Biological Principles I
Face-to-face class meets on Saturdays in Room S325 from 9:00 am to
1:00 pm on 9/12, 9/26, 10/10, 10/24, 11/7 and 12/19.
BIOL121-H2
Biological Principles I
Face-to-face class meets on Mondays in Room S219 from 4:30 pm to
6:20 pm.
BIOL121-H3
Biological Principles I
Face-to-face class meets on Mondays in Room S219 from 6:30 pm to
8:20 pm.
BIOL231-H1Microbiology
Face-to-face class meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Room S325
from 8:00 am to 10:30 am.
CHEM151-H1
General Chemistry I
Face-to-face class meets on Tuesdays in Room S433 from 1:00 pm to
3:30 pm.
EDUC111-H1
Introduction to Elementary Education
Face-to-face class meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Room T551
from 11:00 am to 12:15 pm during weeks 6-10.
MDIA111-H1
Introduction to Mass Communication
Face-to-face class meets on Thursdays in Room FA337 from 12:30 pm
to 1:45 pm.
PSYC205-H1
Human Growth & Development
Face-to-face class meets on Thursdays in Room H443 from 5:30 pm to
8:20 pm on 9/4, 9/11, 9/25, 10/9, 11/6, 11/20, 12/4 & 12/11.
SPCH105-H1
Speech Communication
Face-to-face class meets on Tuesdays in Room FA333 from 12:30 pm
to 1:45 pm.
Go to Massasoit Community College’s Quick Course Search
for updated information at www.massasoit.edu/academics/coursesearch.cfm
Office of Admissions
Campus Tours
Space is limited. Please call ahead to reserve your space or go to
www.massasoit.edu/tours to register online.
Massasoit Information Sessions/Tours - Brockton - 2:00 pm
Monday, September 21
Thursday, September 24
Monday, October 5
Thursday, October 8
Monday, October 19
Thursday, October 22
Monday, November 2
Thursday, November 5
Monday, November 16
Thursday, November 19
Monday, November 30
Thursday, December 3
Massasoit Tours - Canton
Thursday, July 16
Tuesday, July 28
Tuesday, August 11 Thursday, August 27
Thursday, September 24
Thursday, October 22 Tuesday, November 24 10:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
2:30 pm
2:30 pm
2:30 pm
Massasoit Tours - Middleborough
Call us to make an appointment.
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Fall 2015
Abbreviations Key: CRN-Course Reference Number; Fees-Denotes an additional monetary fee; PR-Pre-requisite; + - Course has a pre-and/or co-requisite. See course description on
website for details. Days: M-Monday, T-Tuesday, W-Wednesday, R-Thursday, F-Friday, S-Saturday, U-Sunday.
CRN PR Course
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
Attributes
W
6:00P-9:05P
3
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA SS
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
STAFF
9/14-12/23
FA HU LA
Days
Time
Psychology
13822 + PSYC101-B1 General Psychology
Speech
12493 SPCH105-B1 Speech Comm
Brockton
CRN PR Course
Title
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
Attributes
Academic Freshman Program
10292 ACAD103-01
10293 ACAD103-02
10290 ACAD103-03
10284 ACAD103-04
10287 ACAD103-05
10294 ACAD103-06
10286 ACAD103-07
10289 ACAD103-08
10296 ACAD103-09
10297 ACAD103-C1
College Experience
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
Theme: Social Justice
College Experience
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
College Experience
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
College Experience
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
College Experience
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
Theme: Social Justice
College Experience
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
Theme: Social Justice
College Experience
TR
9:30A-10:45A
College Experience
TR
2:00P-3:15P
College Experience
R
5:30P-8:20P
College Experience
TR
12:30P-1:45P
Registration limited to Choices students only.
3
Coco
T 222
9/9-12/23
3
3
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Coco
FA 337
FA 327
T 223
T 116
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
3
Coco
B 440
9/9-12/23
3
3
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
H 224
H 340
B 326
H 225
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
STAFF
STAFF
Ball
Ball
Walsh
Walsh
Ball
Ball
STAFF
STAFF
Walsh
Walsh
Pacheco
Pacheco
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Christian
Christian
Pacheco
Pacheco
Thompson
B 544
B 440
B 544
B 545
B 440
B 544
B 545
B 544
B 544
B 545
B 440
B 222
B 545
B 544
B 440
B 544
B 545
B 544
B 439
B 548
B 336
B 545
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
Sterlin
Sterlin
STAFF
STAFF
Pacheco
Pacheco
B 545
B 336
B 545
B 222
B 544
B 440
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
Accounting
10302 + ACCT105-01
10303 + ACCT105-02
10304 + ACCT105-03
10305 + ACCT105-04
13042 + ACCT105-05
10308 + ACCT105-06
10310 + ACCT105-07
10311 + ACCT105-08
10312 + ACCT105-09
10314 + ACCT105-10
10313 + ACCT105-11
10316 + ACCT105-E1
10320 + ACCT106-01
13676 + ACCT106-02
12417 + ACCT106-03
Financial Acct I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
4
Financial Acct I
W
9:00A-9:50A
4
Financial Acct I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
4
Financial Acct I
F
10:00A-10:50A
4
Financial Acct I
F
9:00A-9:50A
4
Financial Acct I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
4
Financial Acct I
W
10:00A-10:50A
4
Financial Acct I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
4
Financial Acct I
M
1:00P-2:50P
4
Financial Acct I
W
1:00P-2:50P
4
Financial Acct I
M
8:00A-9:50A
4
Financial Acct I
W
8:00A-9:50A
4
Financial Acct I
F
9:00A-9:50A
4
Financial Acct I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
4
Financial Acct I
T
12:20P-1:55P
4
Financial Acct I
R
12:20P-1:55P
4
Financial Acct I
T
2:00P-3:50P
4
Financial Acct I
R
2:00P-3:50P
4
Financial Acct I
T
6:00P-8:15P
4
Financial Acct I
T
8:30P-10:05P
4
Financial Acct I
R
6:00P-8:15P
4
Financial Acct I
R
8:30P-10:00P
4
Financial Acct I
4
$40
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Finan Acct II
F
8:00A-8:50A
4
Finan Acct II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
4
Finan Acct II
M
9:00A-9:50A
4
Finan Acct II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
4
Finan Acct II
T
12:20P-1:55P
4
Finan Acct II
R
12:20P-1:55P
4
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Bridgewater-Raynham
Credit Courses
Attributes: AR-Architecture; ATF-Visual Arts/Fine Arts; ATG-Visual Arts/Art & Graphic Design; BU-Business; ET-Electronics; FA-Fine Arts; HU-Humanities; LA-Liberal Arts; LS-Lab Science;
ML-Modern Language; SC-Science; SS-Social Science
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Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
CRN PR Course
10321 + ACCT106-04
10322 + ACCT106-E1
10323 + ACCT107-01
10324 + ACCT107-02
10325 + ACCT107-03
13677 + ACCT107-E1
10327 + ACCT112-01
10328 + ACCT201-01
10329 + ACCT211-01
10330 + ACCT211-02
10331 + ACCT302-01
10335 + ACCT302-02
10334 + ACCT302-03
13679 + ACCT302-04
10337 + ACCT302-05
10336 + ACCT302-06
13680 + ACCT302-E1
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Finan Acct II
M
6:00P-7:15P
4
Finan Acct II
M
7:30P-10:15P
4
Finan Acct II
4
$40
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Managerial Account
W
8:00A-8:50A
4
Managerial Account
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
4
Managerial Account
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
4
Managerial Account
M
1:00P-1:50P
4
Managerial Account
W
6:00P-8:45P
4
Managerial Account
W
9:00P-10:15P
4
Managerial Account
4
$40
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Payrl Appl Quickbk
T
2:00P-4:30P
3
Inter Account I TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Taxation
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Taxation
R
6:00P-8:50P
3
Computr Bus Appl
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Computr Bus Appl
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Computr Bus Appl
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Computr Bus Appl
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
Computr Bus Appl
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Computr Bus Appl
R
6:00P-8:50P
3
Computr Bus Appl
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Faculty
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Room Session Dates
B 545
9/14-12/23
B 336
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
Attributes
BU
BU
BU
Sterlin
Sterlin
Sterlin
Sterlin
Regan
Regan
Walsh
B 545
B 336
B 336
B 440
B 223
B 440
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
STAFF
Ball
Ball
STAFF
STAFF
Pacheco
Pacheco
Pacheco
STAFF
Mariano
STAFF
B 440
B 336
B 336
B 548
B 440
B 440
B 545
B 548
B 440
B 440
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
Blanchette
STAFF
LA 562
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
FA 455
FA 455
FA 455
FA 455
FA 455
FA 455
FA 455
FA 455
FA 455
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
HU LA
Anthropology
12977 + ANTH101-01 Intro Anthropology
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
10488 + ANTH101-E1 Intro Anthropology
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Art
11337 ARTG107-01
11336 ARTG107-02
11338 ARTG107-03
11339 ARTG107-04
11340 ARTG221-01
11342 ARTG221-02
11343 ARTG223-01
10463 ARTG282-E1
Drawing I
MW
8:00A-9:50A
3
Drawing I
M
10:00A-11:50A
3
Drawing I
M
1:00P-2:50P
3
Drawing I
TR
8:00A-9:50A
3
Drawing I
W
6:00P-10:10P
3
Painting
W
10:00A-12:00P
3
Painting
W
1:00P-3:00P
3
Painting
T
6:00P-9:40P
3
Watercolor
R
12:30P-4:30P
3
Basic Desktop Pub
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Biology
12323 + BIOL119-01
10339 + BIOL119-E1
10343 + BIOL121-01
10346 + BIOL121-02
12324 + BIOL121-03
10349 + BIOL121-04
10340 + BIOL121-05
10341 + BIOL121-06
10351 + BIOL121-07
10350 + BIOL121-08
10352 + BIOL121-09
14
Intro to Evol Biol
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
LA 561
9/8-12/23
LA SC
Intro to Evol Biol
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA SC
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exam.
Biological Prin I
MW
8:00A-9:15A
4
$30
Simmons
S 216
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
F
8:00A-9:50A
4
$30
Simmons
S 216
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
T
8:00A-9:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
MW
9:30A-11:50A
4
$30
Bolduc
S 216
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 115
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
M
1:00P-2:50P
4
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
M
1:00P-2:50P
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
4
$30
STAFF
LA 446
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
W
1:00P-2:50P
4
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
R
8:00A-9:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
4
$30
STAFF
H 224
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
MW
3:00P-4:15P
4
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
F
3:00P-4:50P
4
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
MW
3:00P-4:15P
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
F
3:00P-4:50P
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Credit Courses
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates Attributes
Biological Prin I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
4
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
T
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
R
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
T
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
4
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
M
5:30P-10:40P
4
$30
Levesque
S 216
9/14-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
T
5:00P-9:30P
4
$30
Stephansky
S 216
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
T
5:00P-9:30P
4
$30
Murray
S 219
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
W
5:00P-10:10P
4
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
R
5:30P-10:20P
4
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/10-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
S
8:30A-1:20P
4
$30
Bankson
S 216
9/12-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
M
9:00A-10:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
WF
9:00A-10:15A
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Registration limited to Choices students only.
Biological Prin I
S
9:00A-1:00P
4
$30
Lichtenste
S 325
9/12-12/23
LA LS SC
Hybrid course: class meets on Brockton campus 9/12, 9/26, 10/10, 10/24, 11/7 & 12/19.
Biological Prin I
M
4:30P-6:20P
4
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/14-12/23
LA LS SC
Hybrid course: class meets face-to-face every Monday on the Brockton campus.
Biological Prin I
M
6:30P-8:20P
4
$30
Barrett
S 219
9/14-12/23
LA LS SC
Hybrid course: class meets face-to-face every Monday on the Brockton campus.
Biological Prin II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 535
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin II
M
1:00P-2:50P
4
$30
STAFF
S 535
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin II
TR
8:00A-9:15A
4
$30
Simmons
S 535
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin II
T
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
Simmons
S 535
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Genetics TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Sharif
LA 447
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Genetics Lab
R
2:00P-3:50P
1
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/10-12/23
LS
Human Nutrition
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
STAFF
S 115
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Nutrition
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
B 222
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Nutrition
MWF
3:00P-3:50P
3
STAFF
S 538
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Nutrition
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
S 115
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Nutrition
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
B 439
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Nutrition
R
6:00P-8:50P
3
Lopes
S 538
9/10-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Nutrition
S
8:30A-11:20A
3
Matthews
S 538
9/12-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Nutrition
3
$30
Griggs
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exam.
Human Nutrition
3
$30
Schrama
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exam.
Human Nutrition
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exam.
Human Nutrition
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exam.
Human Nutrition
3
$30
Beagan
9/9-12/23 LA LS SC
Online Course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exam.
Nutrition Lab
W
1:00P-2:50P
1
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LS
Nutrition Lab
F
10:00A-11:50A
1
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/11-12/23
LS
Nutrition Lab
F
1:00P-2:50P
1
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/11-12/23
LS
Nutrition Lab
T
2:00P-3:50P
1
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/8-12/23
LS
Nutrition Lab
S
11:30A-1:20P
1
$30
Matthews
S 219
9/12-12/23
LS
Intro Biology
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
S 115
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Intro Biology
MW
1:00P-2:15P
3
Trecek-Kin
T 223
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Intro Biology
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
T 542
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Intro Biology
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
S 115
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Intro Biology
W
5:00P-8:05P
3
Cato
S 219
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Int Marine Biology
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 535
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Int Marine Biology
W
1:00P-2:50P
4
$30
STAFF
S 535
9/9-12/23 LA LS SC
Lab Intro Biology
F
1:00P-2:50P
1
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/11-12/23
LS
Lab Intro Biology
R
2:00P-3:50P
1
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/10-12/23
LS
Lab Intro Biology
R
10:00A-11:50A
1
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/10-12/23
LS
Lab Intro Biology
W
8:10P-10:00P
1
$30
STAFF
S 219
9/9-12/23
LS
Intro Enviro Sci
WF
8:00A-9:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 535
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Intro Enviro Sci
M
9:00A-9:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 535
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Intro Enviro Sci
R
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
STAFF
S 535
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Intro Enviro Sci
TR
12:30P-1:45P
4
$30
STAFF
S 535
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
10344 + BIOL121-10
10342 + BIOL121-11
10345 + BIOL121-12
10356 + BIOL121-13
10357 + BIOL121-14
10358 + BIOL121-15
10359 + BIOL121-16
10361 + BIOL121-17
10353 + BIOL121-18
10364 + BIOL121-C1
10365 + BIOL121-H1
10366 + BIOL121-H2
10367 + BIOL121-H3
10368 + BIOL122-01
10369 + BIOL122-02
10370 + BIOL136-01
10371 + BIOL137-01
12326 + BIOL138-01
11569 + BIOL138-02
10373 + BIOL138-03
10372 + BIOL138-04
10374 + BIOL138-05
10375 + BIOL138-06
10376 + BIOL138-07
10377 + BIOL138-E1
11576 + BIOL138-E2
12183 + BIOL138-E3
12860 + BIOL138-E4
13486 + BIOL138-E5
10379 + BIOL139-01
12327 + BIOL139-02
10381 + BIOL139-03
10380 + BIOL139-04
11769 + BIOL139-05
12328 + BIOL140-01
10383 + BIOL140-02
10384 + BIOL140-03
10382 + BIOL140-04
11770 + BIOL140-05
10388 + BIOL141-01
12331 + BIOL142-01
12330 + BIOL142-02
10389 + BIOL142-03
11771 + BIOL142-04
10395 + BIOL143-01
10394 + BIOL143-02
Fall 2015
15
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
CRN PR Course
10344 + BIOL121-10
13107 + BIOL144-01
10396 + BIOL201-01
10397 + BIOL201-02
10399 + BIOL201-03
10398 + BIOL201-04
10400 + BIOL201-05
10402 + BIOL201-06
10404 + BIOL201-07
10405 + BIOL201-08
10406 + BIOL201-09
10408 + BIOL201-10
10413 + BIOL202-01
10411 + BIOL202-02
10412 + BIOL202-03
10415 + BIOL202-04
10416 + BIOL202-05
10417 + BIOL202-06
10422 + BIOL231-01
10420 + BIOL231-02
10419 + BIOL231-03
10424 + BIOL231-04
10423 + BIOL231-05
10425 + BIOL231-06
12825 + BIOL231-07
11577 + BIOL231-H1
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
Biological Prin I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
4
$30
STAFF
S 216
9/8-12/23
Nat Res Coastal NE
T
6:00P-8:40P
3
Simmons
9/8-12/23
This class is located at the Norwell Science Center: 48 Jacobs Ln, Norwell, MA 02061.
Anatomy & Phys I
WF
8:00A-9:50A
4
$30
Hanna
S 546
9/9-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
M
9:00A-9:50A
4
$30
Hanna
S 546
9/9-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
4
$30
Burke
S 546
9/9-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
F
1:00P-2:50P
4
$30
Burke
S 546
9/9-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
4
$30
Zoubina
S 115
9/9-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
W
1:00P-2:50P
4
$30
Zoubina
S 546
9/9-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
4
$30
Zoubina
S 115
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
T
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
Zoubina
S 546
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
4
$30
STAFF
S 115
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
R
2:00P-3:50P
4
$30
STAFF
S 546
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
TR
2:00P-4:15P
4
$30
Bumpus
S 535
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
T
5:00P-9:30P
4
$30
Campbell
S 535
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
W
5:00P-10:10P
4
$30
STAFF
S 546
9/9-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
F
5:30P-10:20P
4
$30
Hassanzade
S 535
9/11-12/23
Anatomy & Phys I
S
8:30A-1:20P
4
$30
Clark
S 535
9/12-12/23
Anatomy & Phys II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
4
$30
Burke
S 546
9/9-12/23
Anatomy & Phys II
M
1:00P-2:50P
4
$30
Burke
S 546
9/9-12/23
Anatomy & Phys II
TR
8:00A-9:15A
4
$30
Hanna
S 546
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys II
R
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
Hanna
S 546
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys II
TR
12:30P-1:45P
4
$30
Zoubina
S 546
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys II
T
2:00P-3:50P
4
$30
Zoubina
S 546
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys II
T
5:30P-10:00P
4
$30
STAFF
S 546
9/8-12/23
Anatomy & Phys II
F
5:30P-10:20P
4
$30
STAFF
S 546
9/11-12/23
Anatomy & Phys II
S
8:30A-1:20P
4
$30
STAFF
S 546
9/12-12/23
Microbiology MWF
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
Sharif
S 325
9/9-12/23
Microbiology MWF
1:00P-2:50P
4
$30
STAFF
S 325
9/9-12/23
Microbiology TR
11:00A-1:50P
4
$30
Bolduc
S 325
9/8-12/23
Microbiology MW
6:00P-9:00P
4
$30
Cucchiara
S 325
9/9-12/23
Microbiology TR
6:00P-9:00P
4
$30
STAFF
S 325
9/8-12/23
Microbiology U
9:00A-1:10P
4
$30
Giguere
S 325
9/13-11/15
Microbiology F
6:00P-9:00P
4
$30
Giguere
S 325
9/13-11/15
10-week course: course ends 11/15.
Microbiology TR
2:10P-5:00P
4
$30
Sharif
S 325
9/8-12/23
Microbiology T
8:00A-10:30A
4
$30
Bolduc
S 325
9/10-12/23
Microbiology R
8:00A-10:30A
4
$30
Bolduc
S 325
9/10-12/23
Hybrid course: class meets on the Brockton campus every Tuesday and Thursday.
Attributes
LA LS SC
LA SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
Business
10426 + BUSN101-01
10427 + BUSN103-01
10428 + BUSN107-01
10431 + BUSN110-01
10430 + BUSN110-02
10433 + BUSN110-03
10434 + BUSN110-04
13858 + BUSN110-05
10436 + BUSN110-E1
13043 + BUSN111-01
11817 + BUSN112-01
10439 + BUSN112-02
10441 + BUSN112-03
13681 + BUSN112-04
10442 + BUSN112-05
10444 + BUSN112-06
10446 + BUSN113-01
10447 + BUSN113-02
16
Food Bev Ser Mgmt W
1:00P-3:50P
3
Hospitality Mgmt
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Hospitality Law
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Intro to Business
MW
10:00A-10:50A
3
Intro to Business
F
10:00A-10:50A
3
Intro to Business
MW
11:00A-11:50A
3
Intro to Business
F
11:00A-11:50A
3
Intro to Business
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Intro to Business
T
5:30P-8:10P
3
Intro to Business
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
Intro to Business
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Personal Finance
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Prin of Management
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Prin of Management
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prin of Management
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prin of Management
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Prin of Management
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Prin of Management
R
6:30P-9:20P
3
Managerial Comm T
9:30A-10:45A
3
Managerial Comm R
9:30A-10:45A
3
Managerial Comm T
11:00A-12:15P
3
Managerial Comm R
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
STAFF
Pennel
Peterson
Peterson
Walsh
Walsh
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Peterson
B 437
B 437
B 326
B 223
B 548
B 224
B 440
B 223
B 223
B 327
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
STAFF
Bradford
Bradford
Peterson
STAFF
Peterson
Mariano
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
B 326
B 326
B 224
B 222
B 222
B 222
B 222
B 224
B 440
B 224
B 440
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
Faculty
Looby
Looby
STAFF
Room Session Dates
B 440
9/9-12/23
B 439
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
Attributes
BU
BU
BU
Frizzell
STAFF
Frizzell
Bradford
Bradford
Malone
STAFF
B 439
B 439
B 439
B 326
B 326
B 547
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
Frizzell
Frizzell
B 439
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
BU
BU
Peterson
Peterson
STAFF
McRorie
STAFF
Pennel
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Plouffe
Laidler
B 222
B 440
B 224
B 225
B 437
B 223
B 223
B 223
B 326
B 326
B 222
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
STAFF
Pennel
B 326
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
BU
BU
Bradford
Meggison
Murphy
Bradford
B 327
B 224
B 336
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
STAFF
Marganian
STAFF
STAFF
Twomey
Twomey
Twomey
Twomey
Desikan
Desikan
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Guha
STAFF
Desikan
S 433
S 431
S 433
S 433
S 431
S 431
S 431
S 431
S 433
S 433
S 433
S 431
S 433
S 433
S 431
S 433
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/12-12/23
9/8-12/23 9/8-12/23 LA SC
LA SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
Desikan
Desikan
Twomey
Twomey
Twomey
Twomey
S 433
S 433
S 431
S 431
S 431
S 431
9/9-12/23 9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23 9/9-12/23 9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
Johnston-M
STAFF
T 101
T 101
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
Credit Courses
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Managerial Comm W
6:00P-7:15P
3
Managerial Comm W
7:30P-9:05P
3
Managerial Comm 3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Prin of Marketing
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Prin of Marketing
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prin of Marketing
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Prin of Marketing
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Prin of Marketing
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prin of Marketing
W
6:30P-9:35P
3
Prin of Marketing
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Advertising
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Prin of Retailing
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Small Bus Mgmt
MF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Small Bus Mgmt
W
11:00A-11:50A
3
Small Bus Mgmt
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Human Res Mgmt
R
6:00P-8:50P
3
Intro Tourism
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Business Law I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Business Law I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Business Law I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Business Law I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Business Law I
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
Business Law I
T
6:00P-8:40P
3
Business Law I
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Busn Law II
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Entrepreneurship
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Organiz Behavior
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Organiz Behavior
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Organiz Behavior
W
6:00P-9:05P
3
Organiz Behavior
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
12418 + BUSN113-03
10449 + BUSN113-E1
10450 + BUSN120-01
10451 + BUSN120-02
10452 + BUSN120-03
10453 + BUSN120-04
10454 + BUSN120-05
10456 + BUSN120-06
10457 + BUSN120-E1
10458 + BUSN123-01
13682 + BUSN124-E1
10459 + BUSN125-01
13861 + BUSN125-03
13853 + BUSN127-01
10469 + BUSN133-01
10475 + BUSN201-01
10470 + BUSN201-02
10472 + BUSN201-03
10473 + BUSN201-04
12419 + BUSN201-05
10476 + BUSN201-06
10477 + BUSN201-E1
13044 + BUSN202-01
12420 + BUSN251-E1
10479 + BUSN301-01
10482 + BUSN301-02
12421 + BUSN301-03
10484 + BUSN301-E1
Fall 2015
Chemistry
10485 CHEM131-01 Survey Chemistry
TR
8:00A-9:50A
3
$30
10486 CHEM131-02 Survey Chemistry
W
6:00P-10:10P
3
$30
10494 + CHEM151-01 Gen Chemistry I MW
8:00A-9:50A
4
$30
Gen Chemistry I F
9:00A-9:50A
4
$30
10493 + CHEM151-02 Gen Chemistry I MW
9:00A-10:50A
4
$30
Gen Chemistry I F
9:00A-9:50A
4
$30
10491 + CHEM151-03 Gen Chemistry I T
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
Gen Chemistry I MWF
11:00A-11:50A
4
$30
10489 + CHEM151-04 Gen Chemistry I MW
1:00P-2:50P
4
$30
Gen Chemistry I F
1:00P-1:50P
4
$30
10487 + CHEM151-05 Gen Chemistry I TR
10:00A-12:15P
4
$30
10492 + CHEM151-06 Gen Chemistry I TR
2:30P-4:45P
4
$30
10496 + CHEM151-07 Gen Chemistry I T
6:00P-10:30P
4
$30
10495 + CHEM151-08 Gen Chemistry I S
8:30A-1:20P
4
$30
13062 + CHEM151-09 Gen Chemistry I TR
12:00P-2:15P
4
$30
13013 + CHEM151-H1 Gen Chemistry I T
1:00P-3:30P
4
$30
Hybrid course: class meets on the Brockton campus every Tuesday.
10498 + CHEM152-01 Gen Chemistry II
MW
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
Gen Chemistry II
F
11:00A-11:50A
4
$30
10499 + CHEM152-02 Gen Chemistry II
T
6:00P-10:30P
4
$30
10500 + CHEM201-01 Organic Chem I M
1:00P-2:50P
5
$30
Organic Chem I W
1:00P-4:50P
5
$30
Organic Chem I F
1:00P-1:50P
5
$30
Child Care Education
10501 + CCED101-01 Behav Mgmt in CC
10502 + CCED101-02 Behav Mgmt in CC
MWF
MW
9:00A-9:50A
2:30P-3:45P
3
3
17
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
18
CRN PR Course
10503 + CCED101-03
10504 + CCED102-01
10505 + CCED102-02
10507 + CCED102-03
10509 + CCED105-01
10510 + CCED105-02
10511 + CCED105-03
10512 + CCED111-01
10513 + CCED111-02
10514 + CCED112-01
10515 + CCED201-01
13874 + CCED201-E1
10519 + CCED211-01
13724 + CCED211-E1
12978 + CCED217-01
12898 + CCED217-02
10522 + CCED231-01
12790 + CCED231-E1
10523 + CCED401-01
10524 + CCED401-02
12979 + CCED401-03
12443 + CCED405-01
10527 CCED407-01
10528 CCED407-02
12981 CCED407-03
12445 + CCED408-01
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Behav Mgmt in CC
T
6:30P-9:10P
3
Dev-Early Child
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Dev-Early Child
MW
1:00P-2:15P
3
Dev-Early Child
M
6:30P-9:35P
3
Int Early Child Ed
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Int Early Child Ed
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Int Early Child Ed
W
6:30P-9:35P
3
Early Child Curr MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Early Child Curr W
6:30P-9:35P
3
Health/Nutr/Safety
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
Adm-Supr-Mgt Child MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Adm-Supr-Mgt Child
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Child Care Policy
M
6:30P-9:35P
3
Child Care Policy
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Child w/Spec Needs
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Child w/Spec Needs
R
6:30P-9:20P
3
Infnt/Toddler Care
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Infnt/Toddler Care
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Prac-Child Care I
TR
3
Prac-Child Care I
TR
3
Prac-Child Care I
TR
3
Prc II-Ch Care Mgt
TR
3
Sem-Child Care I
MW
11:00A-11:50A
2
Sem-Child Care I
MW
11:00A-11:50A
2
Sem-Child Care I
MW
11:00A-11:50A
2
Sem-Child Care II
MW
11:00A-11:50A
2
Faculty
STAFF
Marchionne
Ferrell
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Johnston-M
STAFF
STAFF
Johnston-M
Manganaro
Room Session Dates
LA 217
9/8-12/23
T 102
9/9-12/23
T 102
9/9-12/23
T 102
9/14-12/23
T 101
9/8-12/23
LA 561
9/8-12/23
T 220
9/9-12/23
T 101
9/9-12/23
T 324
9/9-12/23
B 222
9/12-12/23
T 101
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
STAFF
STAFF
FA 325
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
Johnston-M
STAFF
Marchionne
STAFF
T 113
T 101
T 102
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
Marchionne
STAFF
STAFF
Johnston-M
Marchionne
STAFF
STAFF
Johnston-M
T 101
T 102
T 219
FA 327
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
Computer Keyboard
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Sherry
B 111
Computer Keyboard
3
$30
Sherry
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Beginning Windows MWF
10:00A-10:50A
1
Sherry
B 111
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Beginning Windows MWF
11:00A-11:50A
1
Sherry
B 111
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Beginning Windows W
1:00P-4:00P
1
Boudreau
B 548
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Beginning Windows TR
9:30A-10:45A
1
Kennedy
B 103
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Beginning Windows TR
12:30P-1:45P
1
Boudreau
B 103
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Beginning Windows W
6:30P-8:50P
1
Daley
B 111
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Beginning Windows S
8:30A-12:00P
1
Nordin
B 111
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Beginning Windows 1
$10
Meggison
Class meets 9/8-10/8. Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Beginning Word
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
1
Sherry
B 111
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Beginning Word
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
1
Sherry
B 111
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Beginning Word
W
1:00P-4:00P
1
Boudreau
B 548
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Beginning Word
TR
9:30A-10:45A
1
Kennedy
B 103
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Beginning Word
TR
12:30P-1:45P
1
Boudreau
B 103
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Beginning Word
W
6:30P-8:50P
1
STAFF
B 111
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Beginning Word
S
8:30A-12:00P
1
STAFF
B 111
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
Computer Technology Information Management
10531 CTIM100-01
11820 CTIM100-E1
10536 CTIM101-01
10537 CTIM101-02
10535 CTIM101-03
10540 CTIM101-04
10538 CTIM101-05
13046 CTIM101-06
10541 CTIM101-07
10545 CTIM101-E1
10547 CTIM102-01
10548 CTIM102-02
10546 CTIM102-03
10551 CTIM102-04
10549 CTIM102-05
10553 CTIM102-06
10552 CTIM102-07
9/8-10/8
9/8-10/8
9/8-10/8
9/8-10/8
9/8-10/8
9/8-10/8
9/8-10/8
9/8-10/8
10/9-11/11
10/9-11/11
10/9-11/11
10/9-11/11
10/9-11/11
10/9-11/11
10/9-11/11
Attributes
Attributes
Credit Courses
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
Beginning Word
1
$10
Meggison
10/9-11/11
Class meets 10/9-11/11. Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Beginning Excel MWF
10:00A-10:50A
1
Sherry
B 111 11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Beginning Excel MWF
11:00A-11:50A
1
Sherry
B 111 11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Beginning Excel W
1:00P-4:30P
1
Boudreau
B 548 11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Beginning Excel TR
9:30A-10:45A
1
Kennedy
B 103 11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Beginning Excel TR
12:30P-1:45P
1
Boudreau
B 103 11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Beginning Excel W
6:00P-8:20P
1
STAFF
B 111 11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Beginning Excel S
8:30A-12:00P
1
STAFF
B 111 11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Beginning Excel 1
$10
Meggison
11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19. Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Intermed Windows
TR
12:30P-1:45P
1
STAFF
B 111
9/8-10/8
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Intermed Windows
1
$10
Meggison
9/8-10/8
Class meets 9/8-10/8. Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Intermediate Word
TR
12:30P-1:45P
1
STAFF
B 111
10/9-11/11
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Intermediate Word
1
$10
Meggison
10/9-11/11
Class meets 10/9-11/11. Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Intermediate Excel
TR
12:30P-1:45P
1
STAFF
B 111 11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Intermediate Excel
1
$10
Meggison
11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19. Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Begin PowerPoint
W
1:00P-3:45P
1
Meggison
B 111
10/9-11/11
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Interm PowerPoint
W
1:00P-3:35P
1
Meggison
B 111 11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Business English
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Boudreau
B 225
9/8-12/23
Mobile App Dev
MW
10:00A-11:40A
3
Brown-Sede B 548
9/9-12/23
Int WE:Dreamweaver
M
1:00P-4:00P
1
Sherry
B 111 11/12-12/19
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Create Home Page
M
1:00P-4:00P
1
Sherry
B 111
10/9-11/11
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Keyboard Workshop
TR
11:00A-12:15P
1
McNulty
B 548
10/9-11/11
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Keyboard Workshop
TR
12:30P-1:45P
1
STAFF
B 548
9/8-10/8
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
Keyboard Workshop
TR
12:30P-1:45P
1
STAFF
B 548
10/9-11/11
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
Keyboard Workshop
TR
12:30P-1:45P
1
STAFF
B 548 11/12-12/19
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
Intro Java Prog
TR
9:00A-10:40A
3
Brown-Sede T 541
9/8-12/23
Intro Java Prog
W
6:00P-10:10P
3
Brown-Sede T 552
9/9-12/23
Adv Java Program MW
8:00A-9:40A
3
Brown-Sede T 541
9/9-12/23
Comp Confrg Hardwr MW
9:00A-10:40A
3
Shave
T 551
9/9-12/23
Comp Confrg Hardwr
R
6:00P-9:55P
3
Gardell
T 551
9/10-12/23
Help Desk Concepts
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Boudreau
B 103
9/8-12/23
Comp-Info Security
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Brown-Sede T 552
9/8-12/23
Comp-Info Security
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
STAFF
T 541
9/14-12/23
Adobe Acrobat
M
1:00P-4:00P
1
Sherry
B 545
9/8-10/8
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Adm Management TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Boudreau
B 225
9/8-12/23
Operating System
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Shave
T 541
9/8-12/23
Database Con&Prac
TR
10:00A-11:40A
3
Meggison
B 111
9/8-12/23
Data Communication
3
$30
Shave
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Soft Design&Devel
TR
9:00A-10:40A
3
Shave
T 552
9/8-12/23
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
10556 CTIM102-E1
10558 CTIM103-01
10559 CTIM103-02
10557 CTIM103-03
10562 CTIM103-04
10560 CTIM103-05
10564 CTIM103-06
10563 CTIM103-07
10567 CTIM103-E1
10568 CTIM104-01
10569 CTIM104-E1
10570 CTIM105-01
10571 CTIM105-E1
10572 CTIM106-01
10573 CTIM106-E1
10574 CTIM114-01
10575 CTIM115-01
13683 CTIM121-01
13090 CTIM139-01
12486 CTIM141-01
10577 CTIM147-01
13684 CTIM148-01
13047 CTIM148-Y1
13048 CTIM148-Y2
13049 CTIM148-Y3
10580 + CTIM157-01
12424 + CTIM157-02
10581 + CTIM168-01
10582 CTIM171-01
10583 CTIM171-02
10585 CTIM178-01
10586 CTIM180-01
10587 CTIM180-02
10588 CTIM197-01
10589 CTIM213-01
10590 CTIM221-01
11396 CTIM271-01
10592 CTIM278-E1
10593 CTIM281-01
Fall 2015
19
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
CRN PR Course
10594 CTIM281-02
10595 CTIM281-E1
12426 CTIM287-E1
13835 CTIM322-01
10599 + CTIM361-01
10601 + CTIM371-01
10602 + CTIM371-02
10603 + CTIM372-01
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Soft Design&Devel
W
6:00P-10:10P
3
Soft Design&Devel
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
HTML5 Web & Apps
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Photoshop-Web&Prnt TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Visual Basic
TR
12:30P-2:10P
3
Program In C++ MW
10:00A-11:40A
3
Program In C++ T
6:00P-9:40P
3
Adv Prog C++ MW
1:00P-2:40P
3
Faculty
Kennedy
Shave
Room Session Dates
T 541
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
Sherry
9/9-12/23
STAFF
Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedy
B 543
T 541
T 541
T 552
T 541
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
Rich-Shea
Rich-Shea
DiGiovanni
DiGiovanni
Natoli
STAFF
Dicarlo
LA 449
LA 560
LA 220
LA 560
H 329
H 340
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
STAFF
Salamone
T 219
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
McDonnell
STAFF
H 227
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
Dicarlo
STAFF
Dicarlo
H 329
H 224
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
DiGiovanni
STAFF
STAFF
Faiella
H 225
B 545
H 223
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
Rich-Shea
Dicarlo
Rich-Shea
DiGiovanni
Rich-Shea
DiGiovanni
STAFF
Faiella
LA 217
FH 202
H 329
B 326
H 226
H 330
B 225
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
STAFF
STAFF
Faiella
B 223
H 444
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
Dolan
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
LA 217
H 442
B 437
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
STAFF
9/9-12/23
STAFF
9/9-12/23
STAFF
Merlo
STAFF
STAFF
Weeden
Wright
SC 212
SC 221
SC 222
SC 222
MCC MCC 9/10-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/12-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/14-12/23
Criminal Justice
10605 + CJUS101-01
10606 + CJUS101-02
10604 + CJUS101-03
10607 + CJUS101-04
10610 + CJUS101-05
10611 + CJUS101-06
10612 + CJUS101-E1
12984 + CJUS215-01
12985 + CJUS221-E1
12986 + CJUS223-01
11660 + CJUS231-E1
11795 + CJUS234-01
12987 + CJUS234-02
11796 + CJUS234-E1
10619 + CJUS302-01
12988 + CJUS302-02
12989 + CJUS302-03
12448 + CJUS302-E1
10624 + CJUS305-01
10620 + CJUS305-02
10623 + CJUS305-03
12449 + CJUS305-04
11797 + CJUS305-05
10621 + CJUS305-06
10625 + CJUS305-07
10626 + CJUS305-E1
12450 + CJUS306-01
13248 + CJUS306-02
11798 + CJUS306-E1
12451 + CJUS316-01
12990 + CJUS316-02
13862 + CJUS340-01
13866 + CJUS345-E1
13102 CJUS403-E1
13457 CJUS403-E2
Int-Crim Justice
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Int-Crim Justice
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Int-Crim Justice
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Int-Crim Justice
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Int-Crim Justice
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Int-Crim Justice
T
6:30P-9:10P
3
Int-Crim Justice
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Terr-Crim Just Sys
R
6:00P-8:50P
3
Domestic Violence 3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Invest Foren Serv
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Juvenile Justice
3
$30
Online course: orientation is recommended for first-time students.
Mgmt Crim Just Org
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Mgmt Crim Just Org
T
6:00P-8:40P
3
Mgmt Crim Just Org
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Corrections
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Corrections
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Corrections
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Corrections
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Criminal Law
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Criminal Law
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Criminal Law
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Criminal Law
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Criminal Law
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Criminal Law
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Criminal Law
W
6:00P-9:05P
3
Criminal Law
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Criminal Procedure
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Criminal Procedure
R
6:00P-8:50P
3
Criminal Procedure
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Police, Comm & Soc
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Police, Comm & Soc
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Comm Corrections
T
2:00P-4:30P
3
Correct Law & Proc
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
CJ Capstone
1
$10
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
CJ Capstone
1
$10
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Culinary Arts
20
10630 11822 + 13855 + 11823 + 10631 10632 CULA123-01
CULA128-01
CULA128-02
CULA135-01
CULA140-01
CULA140-02
Table Service Yeast Doughs
Yeast Doughs
Garde Man-Menu Dgn
Culinary Concepts
Culinary Concepts
R
M
S
T
M
M
9:30A-2:20P
1:00P-5:15P
8:00A-11:55A
5:30P-9:10P
8:00A-11:50A
1:00P-5:15P
3
3
3
3
3
3
Attributes
Course
CULA140-03
CULA142-01
CULA143-01
CULA143-02
CULA143-03
CULA143-04
CULA144-01
CULA146-01
CULA151-01
CULA151-02
CULA156-01
CULA159-01
CULA159-02
CULA161-01
CULA161-02
CULA162-01
CULA407-01
Title
Culinary Concepts
Storeroom-Inv Proc
Intro to Baking
Intro to Baking
Intro to Baking
Intro to Baking
Soup Sauce&Thicken
Amer Reg Cuisine Internat’l Cuisine
Internat’l Cuisine
Nutr & Food Trends
Cake Dec & Fin
Cake Dec & Fin
Advanced Pastries
Advanced Pastries
Classical Desserts
Fld Exp-Cul Arts Days
F
M
M
W
W
F
S
S
R
T
W
F
W
T
R
T
R
Time
8:00A-11:50A
5:30P-8:35P
8:00A-11:50A
8:00A-11:50A
1:00P-5:15P
1:00P-4:50P
1:00P-4:55P
8:00A-11:55A
8:00A-1:50P
8:00A-1:50P
8:00A-11:50A
8:00A-11:50A
1:00P-4:50P
8:00A-1:50P
8:00A-1:50P
8:00A-1:50P
3:00P-3:50P
Credits
Fees
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
Faculty
Merlo
Merlo
Curtis
Curtis
Merlo
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Wright
Merlo
Weeden
Curtis
Wright
Curtis
Curtis
STAFF
Weeden
Room Session Dates
SC 221 9/11-12/23
B 222
9/14-12/23
SC 221 9/14-12/23
SC 222
9/9-12/23
SC 222
9/9-12/23
SC 222 9/11-12/23
SC 222 9/12-12/23
SC 221 9/12-12/23
SC 222 9/10-12/23
SC 222
9/8-12/23
SC 222
9/9-12/23
SC 222 9/11-12/23
SC 221
9/9-12/23
SC 221
9/8-12/23
SC 221 9/10-12/23
SC 221
9/8-12/23
SC 222 9/10-12/23
Attributes
2:00P-3:15P
2:00P-3:15P
2
1
STAFF
STAFF
FH 205
FH 205
9/8-11/12
11/12-12/19
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
FH 205
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
$30
$30
$30
$30
McFadden
McFadden
McFadden
McFadden
S 327
S 327
S 327
S 327
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
Prin of Econ I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Prin of Econ I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prin of Econ I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Prin of Econ I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prin of Econ I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Prin of Econ I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Prin of Econ I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Prin of Econ I
T
6:30P-9:10P
3
Prin of Econ I
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Prin of Econ I
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Prin of Econ II
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
Prin of Econ II
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
O’Donnell
STAFF
Roy
Nagle
Roy
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Roy
LA 222
B 437
LA 221
LA 446
LA 221
H 339
B 327
H 444
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA SS
O’Donnell
Roy
H 226
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
Credit Courses
CRN PR
10633 12430 10637 10636 10635 10638 13685 + 13052 + 11399 + 10640 + 10644 + 10645 + 11824 + 10642 + 10641 + 11826 + 10646 + Dance
13873 DANC105-01
13092 DANC121-01
10647 DANC305-01
Ballroom & Latin
TR
Swing Dance
TR
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Contemporary Dance
TR
Earth Science
13820 + ESCI121-01
13060 + ESCI123-01
13737 + ESCI123-02
Geology I
Geology I
Meteorology
Meteorology
WF
M
MW
TR
8:00A-9:50A
9:00A-9:50A
2:00P-4:20P
2:30P-4:50P
4
4
4
4
Economics
10650 + ECON201-01
10649 + ECON201-02
10652 + ECON201-03
10651 + ECON201-04
10654 + ECON201-05
10653 + ECON201-06
12992 + ECON201-07
10655 + ECON201-08
10657 + ECON201-E1
10658 + ECON201-E2
10659 + ECON202-01
10661 + ECON202-E1
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Fall 2015
Education
10662 + EDUC111-H1 Intro Elem Educ
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
$10
Perry
T 551
9/8-12/23
Hybrid course: This course has a civic engagement component. See instructor regarding any questions.
English
10663 + ENGL091-01
10664 + ENGL091-02
10665 + ENGL091-03
10667 + ENGL091-04
12233 + ENGL091-05
10666 + ENGL091-06
10668 + ENGL091-07
13068 + ENGL091-08
10669 + ENGL091-L1
10674 + ENGL092-01
10673 + ENGL092-02
Prep Col Read I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Prep Col Read I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prep Col Read I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Prep Col Read I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Paired course: corequisite of ENGL-099-17.
Prep Col Read I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prep Col Read I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Prep Col Read I
T
6:30P-9:10P
3
Prep Col Read I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Prep Col Read I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Registration limited to Latch students only.
Prep Col Read II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Prep Col Read II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
508-588-9100
•
781-821-2222 •
Marconi
Marconi
STAFF
Santini
H 224
H 224
LA 219
FA 333
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
Marconi
Marconi
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
H 223
LA 219
FA 329
FA 325
T 113
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
STAFF
STAFF
B 548
T 552
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
www.massasoit.edu
21
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
22
CRN PR Course
10675 + ENGL092-03
10676 + ENGL092-04
10671 + ENGL092-05
10681 + ENGL092-06
10683 + ENGL092-07
12234 + ENGL092-08
10685 + ENGL092-09
10686 + ENGL092-10
11834 + ENGL092-11
12873 + ENGL092-12
10687 + ENGL092-C1
10690 + ENGL092-L1
10692 + ENGL092-Y1
13072 + ENGL092-Y3
13691 + ENGL095-01
13692 + ENGL095-02
13693 + ENGL095-03
13694 + ENGL095-04
10702 + ENGL099-01
10697 + ENGL099-02
10699 + ENGL099-03
10696 + ENGL099-04
11851 + ENGL099-05
10698 + ENGL099-06
10703 + ENGL099-07
12232 + ENGL099-08
12394 + ENGL099-09
10706 + ENGL099-10
10707 + ENGL099-11
12781 + ENGL099-12
12863 + ENGL099-13
12872 + ENGL099-14
13074 + ENGL099-15
13076 + ENGL099-16
13073 + ENGL099-17
13075 + ENGL099-18
13552 + ENGL099-19
13697 + ENGL099-20
13699 + ENGL099-21
10708 + ENGL099-C1
10710 + ENGL099-L1
10712 + ENGL099-Y1
13077 + ENGL099-Y3
10748 + ENGL101-01
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
Prep Col Read II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
STAFF
LA 561
9/9-12/23
Prep Col Read II
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
LA 449
9/9-12/23
Prep Col Read II
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
LA 217
9/9-12/23
Prep Col Read II
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
LA 449
9/9-12/23
Prep Col Read II
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
FA 327
9/8-12/23
Prep Col Read II
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
T 325
9/8-12/23
Prep Col Read II
T
5:30P-8:10P
3
STAFF
H 223
9/8-12/23
Prep Col Read II
R
6:30P-9:20P
3
STAFF
LA 221 9/10-12/23
Prep Col Read II
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
T 221
9/12-12/23
Prep Col Read II
MW
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
H 225
9/9-12/23
Prep Col Read II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
LA 220
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Choices students only.
Prep Col Read II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
LA 219
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Latch students only.
Prep Col Read II
MTWR
1:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
T 552
9/8-10/8
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Prep Col Read II
MTWR
1:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
T 552 11/12-12/19
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Read/Write Seminar
MWF
8:00A-9:50A
6
Schaub
T 220
9/9-12/23
Read/Write Seminar
MWF
10:00A-11:50A
6
Schaub
T 220
9/9-12/23
Read/Write Seminar
TR
8:00A-10:45A
6
Coco
T 222
9/8-12/23
Theme: Addiction and Recovery
Read/Write Seminar
MWF
10:00A-11:50A
6
DiMarca
FA 325
9/9-12/23
Theme: Art for Impact
Intro Writing
MW
8:00A-8:50A
3
AuCoin
LA 445
9/9-12/23
Intro Writing
F
8:00A-8:50A
3
AuCoin
B 103
9/9-12/23
Intro Writing
MW
9:00A-9:50A
3
AuCoin
LA 445
9/9-12/23
Intro Writing
F
9:00A-9:50A
3
AuCoin
T 541
9/9-12/23
Intro Writing
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
LA 221
9/9-12/23
Intro Writing
MW
10:00A-10:50A
3
AuCoin
LA 445
9/9-12/23
Intro Writing
F
10:00A-10:50A
3
AuCoin
B 103
9/9-12/23
Intro Writing
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
B 103
9/9-12/23
Intro Writing
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Bennett
T 222
9/9-12/23
Permission of instructor only. Paired course: corequisite of ENGL-101-15 or ENGL-101-18.
Intro Writing
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
LA 447
9/8-12/23
Intro Writing
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
LA 217
9/8-12/23
Intro Writing
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Winchell
T 221
9/8-12/23
Permission of instructor only. Paired course: corequisite of either ENGL-101-28 or ENGL-101-35.
Intro Writing
M
6:30P-9:35P
3
STAFF
LA 449 9/14-12/23
Intro Writing
R
6:30P-9:20P
3
STAFF
B 439
9/10-12/23
Intro Writing
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
B 225
9/8-12/23
Permission of instructor only.
Intro Writing
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
STAFF
LA 448
9/9-12/23
Intro Writing
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
T 222
9/8-12/23
Permission of instructor only. Paired course: corequisite of either ENGL-101-38 or ENGL-101-33.
Intro Writing
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
B 225
9/8-12/23
Intro Writing
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
H 223
9/8-12/23
Intro Writing
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Santini
FA 333
9/9-12/23
Paired course: corequisite of ENGL-091-04.
Intro Writing
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
B 545
9/8-12/23
Intro Writing
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
B 437
9/8-12/23
Intro Writing
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
D’Alotto
T 221
9/9-12/23
Permission of instructor only. Paired course: corequisite of either ENGL-101-51 or ENGL-101-52.
Intro Writing
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Dunphy
T 220
9/8-12/23
Permission of instructor only. Paired course: corequisite of either ENGL-101-50 or ENGL-101-53.
Intro Writing
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
H 444
9/8-12/23
Registration limited to Choices students only.
Intro Writing
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
LA 220
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Latch students only.
Intro Writing
MTWR
3:00P-4:50P
3
STAFF
T 552
9/8-10/8
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Intro Writing
MTWR
3:00P-4:50P
3
STAFF
T 220 11/12-12/19
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 11/12-12/19.
English Comp I
MWF
7:00A-7:50A
3
STAFF
H 225
9/9-12/23
Attributes
HU LA
Faculty
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Anania
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Anania
Bennett
Keith
STAFF
Bennett
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
DiMarca
STAFF
Winchell
Walsh
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Winchell
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Pahl
STAFF
Marconi
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D’Alotto
D’Alotto
Dunphy
STAFF
STAFF
Room Session Dates
H 225
9/9-12/23
H 329
9/9-12/23
B 224
9/9-12/23
LA 449
9/9-12/23
B 548
9/9-12/23
FA 329
9/9-12/23
T 222
9/9-12/23
LA 559
9/9-12/23
H 444
9/9-12/23
T 221
9/9-12/23
T 325
9/8-12/23
T 219
9/9-12/23
LA 561
9/9-12/23
T 222
9/9-12/23
H 339
9/9-12/23
H 339
9/9-12/23
T 222
9/9-12/23
LA 562
9/9-12/23
LA 445
9/9-12/23
LA 447
9/9-12/23
T 325
9/9-12/23
B 440
9/9-12/23
T 113
9/9-12/23
LA 447
9/9-12/23
LA 449
9/8-12/23
LA 445
9/8-12/23
T 221
9/8-12/23
LA 449
9/8-12/23
T 113
9/8-12/23
T 542
9/8-12/23
T 222
9/8-12/23
LA 221
9/8-12/23
T 221
9/8-12/23
T 101
9/8-12/23
T 223
9/8-12/23
T 222
9/8-12/23
LA 446
9/8-12/23
T 219
9/8-12/23
H 339
9/8-12/23
LA 219
9/8-12/23
B 223
9/14-12/23
LA 445
9/8-12/23
LA 446
9/8-12/23
B 326
9/9-12/23
B 111
9/10-12/23
T 221
9/12-12/23
T 116
9/9-12/23
T 220
9/8-12/23
T 221
9/9-12/23
T 221
9/9-12/23
T 220
9/8-12/23
H 329
9/9-12/23
FA 327
9/8-12/23
Attributes
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
STAFF
B 224
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Credit Courses
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
English Comp I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
English Comp I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
English Comp I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
English Comp I
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
English Comp I
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
English Comp I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
English Comp I
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
English Comp I
MW
3:00P-4:15P
3
English Comp I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
English Comp I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
English Comp I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
English Comp I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
English Comp I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
English Comp I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
English Comp I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
English Comp I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
English Comp I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
English Comp I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
English Comp I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
English Comp I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
English Comp I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
English Comp I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
English Comp I
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
English Comp I
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
English Comp I
M
6:30P-9:35P
3
English Comp I
TR
5:00P-6:15P
3
English Comp I
T
6:30P-9:10P
3
English Comp I
W
5:30P-8:35P
3
English Comp I
R
5:30P-8:20P
3
English Comp I
S
1:00P-3:50P
3
English Comp I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
English Comp I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
English Comp I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
English Comp I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
English Comp I
MW
5:00P-6:15P
3
English Comp I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Registration limited to Choices students only.
English Comp I
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Registration limited to Choices students only.
English Comp I
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Comp I
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Comp I
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Comp I
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
10727 + ENGL101-02
10728 + ENGL101-03
10729 + ENGL101-04
10736 + ENGL101-05
10745 + ENGL101-06
10760 + ENGL101-07
10714 + ENGL101-08
10721 + ENGL101-09
10742 + ENGL101-10
11849 + ENGL101-11
10725 + ENGL101-12
10749 + ENGL101-13
10757 + ENGL101-14
11850 + ENGL101-15
10716 + ENGL101-16
10726 + ENGL101-17
12400 + ENGL101-18
10730 + ENGL101-19
10731 + ENGL101-20
10751 + ENGL101-21
10756 + ENGL101-22
10732 + ENGL101-23
10753 + ENGL101-24
10734 + ENGL101-25
10723 + ENGL101-26
10759 + ENGL101-27
10718 + ENGL101-28
10720 + ENGL101-29
10758 + ENGL101-30
10717 + ENGL101-32
10719 + ENGL101-33
10733 + ENGL101-34
10739 + ENGL101-35
10740 + ENGL101-36
10741 + ENGL101-37
10713 + ENGL101-38
10724 + ENGL101-39
10738 + ENGL101-40
10747 + ENGL101-41
10754 + ENGL101-42
10763 + ENGL101-43
10762 + ENGL101-44
10764 + ENGL101-45
10765 + ENGL101-46
10766 + ENGL101-47
13103 + ENGL101-48
13474 + ENGL101-49
13690 + ENGL101-50
13695 + ENGL101-51
13696 + ENGL101-52
13698 + ENGL101-53
13701 + ENGL101-54
10768 + ENGL101-C1
13078 + ENGL101-C2
10770 + ENGL101-E1
10771 + ENGL101-E2
10772 + ENGL101-E3
12224 + ENGL101-E4
Fall 2015
23
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
24
CRN PR Course
13535 + ENGL101-E5
13561 + ENGL101-E6
10774 + ENGL101-L1
10775 + ENGL101-L2
10776 + ENGL101-Y1
10777 + ENGL101-Y2
10890 + ENGL102-01
10788 + ENGL102-02
10794 + ENGL102-03
10789 + ENGL102-04
10791 + ENGL102-05
10784 + ENGL102-06
10792 + ENGL102-07
10795 + ENGL102-08
10780 + ENGL102-09
10786 + ENGL102-10
10785 + ENGL102-11
10798 + ENGL102-12
10889 + ENGL102-13
10793 + ENGL102-14
10796 + ENGL102-15
10787 + ENGL102-16
10799 + ENGL102-17
10790 + ENGL102-18
10898 + ENGL102-19
10781 + ENGL102-20
10782 + ENGL102-21
10783 + ENGL102-22
10797 + ENGL102-23
10892 + ENGL102-24
10895 + ENGL102-25
10897 + ENGL102-26
10896 + ENGL102-27
10800 + ENGL102-28
13700 + ENGL102-29
13702 + ENGL102-30
10899 + ENGL102-C1
10900 + ENGL102-C2
10901 + ENGL102-E1
10902 + ENGL102-E2
10903 + ENGL102-E3
12219 + ENGL102-E4
13500 + ENGL102-E5
10905 + ENGL102-L1
10908 + ENGL102-Y1
12401 + ENGL119-01
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
English Comp I
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Comp I
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Comp I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Registration limited to Latch students only.
English Comp I
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Registration limited to Latch students only.
English Comp I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
English Comp I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
English Comp II
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
English Comp II
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
English Comp II
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Eng Comp II-Honors
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Registration limited to Honors program students only.
English Comp II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
English Comp II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
English Comp II
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
English Comp II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Engl Com II-Honors
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Registration limited to Honors program students only.
English Comp II
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
English Comp II
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
English Comp II
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
English Comp II
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
English Comp II
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
English Comp II
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Eng Comp II Honors
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Registration limited to Honors program students only.
English Comp II
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
English Comp II
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
English Comp II
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
English Comp II
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
English Comp II
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
English Comp II
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
English Comp II
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
English Comp II
M
6:30P-9:35P
3
English Comp II
W
6:30P-9:35P
3
English Comp II
R
4:30P-7:20P
3
English Comp II
R
6:30P-9:20P
3
English Comp II
S
9:00A-11:40A
3
English Comp II
MWF
7:00A-7:50A
3
English Comp II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
English Comp II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Registration limited to Choices students only.
English Comp II
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Registration limited to Choices students only.
English Comp II
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Comp II
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Comp II
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Comp II
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Comp II
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Comp II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Registration limited to Latch students only.
English Comp II
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
Creative Writing
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Faculty
STAFF
Room Session Dates
9/9-12/23
Attributes
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
B 545
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
B 223
9/8-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
H 224
9/8-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
FA 327
9/8-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Keith
H 444
LA 221
LA 446
LA 446
9/9- 2/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
Sanati-Zak
STAFF
STAFF
Sanati-Zak
Martelli
LA 447
LA 221
LA 222
LA 449
LA 555
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Keith
H 225
H 224
T 219
H 340
LA 448
T 116
T 116
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
D’Alotto
DiMarca
D’Alotto
STAFF
DiMarca
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Hirschy
STAFF
H 330
LA 449
H 330
LA 449
T 116
LA 449
H 223
LA 446
LA 448
H 227
LA 222
T 222
H 223
H 226
H 226
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8- 12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10- 12/23
9/12-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU-LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
STAFF
FA 327
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
T 113
9/9-12/23
HU LA
STAFF
T 325
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Sanati-Zak
LA 446
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Development Office 508-588-9100 x 2602, 2603
Credit Courses
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates Attributes
Creative Writing
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Santini
T 551
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Creative Writing
MW
1:00P-2:15P
3
Santini
T 220
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Creative Writing
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Creative Writing
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Children’s Lit
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Martelli
H 339
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Children’s Lit
W
5:30P-8:35P
3
STAFF
LA 446
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Children’s Lit
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Bennett
LA 217
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Children’s Lit
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Bennett
H 339
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Children’s Lit
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Children’s Lit
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Children’s Lit
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Fantasy & Sci Fi
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Walsh
H 227
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Women in Lit
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Rosenthal
H 227
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Women in Lit
3
$30
STAFF
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Cross-Culturl Comm
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Peery
LA 220
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Cross-Culturl Comm
3
$30
STAFF
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Intro to Fiction
3
$30
STAFF
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Poet-Modern World 3
$30
STAFF
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Lit I MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Pahl
H 329
9/9-12/23
HU LA
English Lit I MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
B 225
9/9-12/23
HU LA
English Lit I 3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
English Lit II
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
H 329
9/8-12/23
HU LA
English Lit II
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Jones-Hyde H 329
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Irish Amer Lit I
T
5:30P-8:10P
3
STAFF
H 225
9/8-12/23
HU LA
World Lit I MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Anania
B 327
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature I MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Hirschy
H 223
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature I MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
LA 562
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature I TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
H 225
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature I TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
H 226
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature I TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
LA 221
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature I R
6:30P-9:20P
3
STAFF
B 547
9/10-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature I 3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Amer Literature I 3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Amer Literature II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Rosenthal
H 223
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Rosenthal
H 223
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature II
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
H 223
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature II
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
T 551
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature II
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
STAFF
H 227
9/14-12/23
HU LA
Amer Lit II-Honors
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Keith
H 223
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Registration is limited to Honors program students only.
Amer Literature II
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Amer Literature II
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Amer Literature II
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
African-Am Lit I TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
LA 555
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Dramatic Lit I MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
T 113
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Honors Sem: Ethics
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Pahl
H 330
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Registration limited to Honors program students only. Prerequisite of B+ in previous honors courses or permission of coordinator.
Honors Sem: Ethics
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Sanati-Zak
LA 447
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Registration limited to Honors program students only. Prerequisite of B+ in previous honors courses or permission of coordinator.
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
10801 + ENGL119-02
13704 + ENGL119-03
10803 + ENGL119-E1
13095 + ENGL119-E2
10804 ENGL121-01
12063 ENGL121-02
13705 ENGL121-03
13706 ENGL121-04
10805 ENGL121-E1
10806 ENGL121-E2
13481 ENGL121-E3
13711 + ENGL125-01
13110 ENGL141-01
13707 ENGL141-E1
13708 + ENGL152-01
13709 + ENGL152-E1
12778 ENGL171-E1
13712 ENGL172-E1
10809 + ENGL201-01
12403 + ENGL201-02
10810 + ENGL201-E1
11835 + ENGL202-01
12404 + ENGL202-02
12405 + ENGL205-01
10811 + ENGL211-01
10818 + ENGL213-01
10813 + ENGL213-02
10816 + ENGL213-03
10820 + ENGL213-04
10815 + ENGL213-05
10822 + ENGL213-06
10823 + ENGL213-E1
10824 + ENGL213-E2
10827 + ENGL214-01
10825 + ENGL214-02
10828 + ENGL214-03
10826 + ENGL214-04
13710 + ENGL214-06
13857 + ENGL214-07
10830 + ENGL214-E1
10831 + ENGL214-E2
13482 + ENGL214-E3
10833 + ENGL215-01
13868 + ENGL217-01
10835 + ENGL251-01
10836 + ENGL251-02
Fall 2015
25
Fall 2015
CRN PR Course
Title
Days
Time
MWF
TR
M
MWF
TR
M
MWF
TR
R
MWF
TR
W
9:00A-9:50A
9:30A-10:45A
5:30P-8:35P
10:00A-10:50A
9:30A-10:45A
5:30P-8:35P
11:00A-11:50A
11:00A-12:15P
5:30P-8:20P
10:00A-10:50A
11:00A-12:15P
5:30P-8:35P
W
1:00P-3:45P
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
Attributes
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Hall
STAFF
STAFF
Zahara
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
LA 555
LA 556
B 437
LA 555
LA 555
LA 222
LA 556
LA 555
LA 555
LA 556
LA 556
LA 217
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
3
Blanchette
LA 560
9/9-12/23
HU LA SS
Emergency Services
T
9:30A-12:15P
3
Fund of Fire Prev
R
9:30A-12:15P
3
Fire Invest I
R
5:00P-7:50P
3
Fire Safety & Surv
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Fire Prot Systems
R
6:30P-9:20P
3
Haz Mat-Incdnt Res
R
3:35P-6:20P
3
Bld Const/Plan Rev
T
12:30P-3:15P
3
Bld Const/Plan Rev
T
5:00P-7:40P
3
Terr/Domestic Resp
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Fire Comp Office R
12:30P-3:15P
3
Hollingshe
Gomes
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Blye
T 102
T 102
T 102
H 444
H 330
T 101
T 101
T 101
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
STAFF
T 101
9/10-12/23
Amer Nat Governmnt MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Amer Nat Governmnt MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Amer Nat Governmnt MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Amer Nat Governmnt MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Amer Nat Governmnt
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Amer Nat Governmnt
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Amer Nat Governmnt
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Amer Nat Governmnt
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Amer Nat Governmnt
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Amer Nat Governmnt
W
5:30P-8:40P
3
Amer Nat Governmnt
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Amer Nat Governmnt
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
State & Local Govt
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
State & Local Govt
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
State & Local Govt
T
5:30P-8:10P
3
State & Local Govt
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Comparative Pol
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Chiano
STAFF
STAFF
Nagle
STAFF
Chiano
Nagle
STAFF
Chiano
STAFF
STAFF
H 227
H 227
LA 446
LA 446
H 227
H 227
H 340
T 102
H 441
B 222
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA SS
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
H 330
LA 448
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
Chiano
T 324
9/9-12/23
LA SS
Coburn
MacWade
Gilpatrick
Mezzano
Coburn
Coburn
MacWade
Gilpatrick
STAFF
STAFF
Mezzano
STAFF
T 102
T 219
LA 220
H 330
H 441
H 443
T 219
T 542
T 113
T 541
H 443
H 443
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
English as a Second Language
10842 + 10843 + 10846 + 10847 + 10848 + 10850 + 10851 + 10853 + 10854 + 10855 + 10856 + 10858 + ENSL101-01
ENSL101-02
ENSL101-03
ENSL102-01
ENSL102-02
ENSL102-03
ENSL111-01
ENSL111-02
ENSL111-03
ENSL112-01
ENSL112-02
ENSL112-03
College ESL I
College ESL I
College ESL I
College ESL II
College ESL II
College ESL II
Reading for ESL
Reading for ESL
Reading for ESL
Conv/Pronun ESL
Conv/Pronun ESL
Conv/Pronun ESL
Film
10861 + FILM122-01 Film and Society
Fire Science
10862 FIRE101-01
10863 FIRE103-01
10865 FIRE111-01
12993 FIRE205-01
12452 + FIRE206-01
10866 + FIRE211-01
10867 + FIRE213-01
12994 + FIRE213-02
10869 FIRE215-E1
10870 FIRE301-01
Government
10871 + GOVT105-01
10878 + GOVT105-02
10874 + GOVT105-03
10875 + GOVT105-04
10873 + GOVT105-05
10872 + GOVT105-06
10876 + GOVT105-07
10877 + GOVT105-08
10881 + GOVT105-09
12995 + GOVT105-10
10886 + GOVT105-E1
12455 + GOVT105-E2
10911 + GOVT301-01
10887 + GOVT301-02
10913 + GOVT301-03
10914 + GOVT301-E1
13729 + GOVT305-01
History
26
10915 + 10917 + 10916 + 10922 + 10920 + 10919 + 10918 + 10921 + 10923 + 10924 + 10925 + 10926 + HIST101-01 Hist West Civ I
HIST101-02 Hist West Civ I
HIST101-03 Hist West Civ I
HIST101-04 Hist West Civ I
HIST101-05 Hist West Civ I
HIST101-06 Hist West Civ I
HIST101-07 Hist West Civ I
HIST101-08 Hist West Civ I
HIST101-09 Hist West Civ I
HIST101-10 Hist West Civ I
HIST102-01 Hist West Civ II
HIST102-02 Hist West Civ II
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
R
MWF
T
8:00A-8:50A
9:00A-9:50A
10:00A-10:50A
10:00A-10:50A
11:00A-11:50A
9:30A-10:45A
11:00A-12:15P
12:30P-1:45P
12:30P-1:45P
6:30P-9:20P
11:00A-11:50A
6:30P-9:10P
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
U S History I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
MacWade
U S History I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Mastrangel
U S History I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Coburn
U S History I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Mastrangel
U S History I
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Gilpatrick
U S History I
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
Mezzano
U S History I
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
U S History I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Coburn
U S History I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
MacWade
U S History I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
U S History I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Nagle
U S History I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
U S History I
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
U S History I
M
6:30P-9:35P
3
STAFF
U S History I
F
6:30P-9:20P
3
STAFF
U S History I
3
$30
Mastrangel
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
U S History I
3
$30
STAFF
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
U S History I
3
$30
STAFF
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
U S History I
3
$30
STAFF
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
U S History I
MTWR
2:00P-3:50P
3
STAFF
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 9/8-10/8.
U S History I
MTR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 11/15-12/19/15.
U S History II
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Gilpatrick
U S History II
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
MacWade
U S History II
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
Gilpatrick
U S History II
W
6:30P-9:35P
3
STAFF
U S History II
3
$30
STAFF
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
U S History II
3
$30
STAFF
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
U S History II
MTWR
2:00P-3:50P
3
STAFF
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
Room Session Dates
T 219
9/9-12/23
H 226
9/9-12/23
B 547
9/9-12/23
B 547
9/9-12/23
B 547
9/9-12/23
B 547
9/9-12/23
B 327
9/9-12/23
B 547
9/8-12/23
T 219
9/8-12/23
H 443
9/8-12/23
B 547
9/8-12/23
LA 448
9/8-12/23
LA 448
9/8-12/23
B 547
9/14-12/23
B 547
9/11-12/23
9/9-12/23
Attributes
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
9/9-12/23
LA SS
9/9-12/23
LA SS
9/9-12/23
LA SS
B 336
9/8-10/8
LA SS
B 336
11/12-12/19
LA SS
B 336
LA 448
T 542
B 437
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA 221
10/9-11/11
LA SS
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
10927 + HIST103-01
10933 + HIST103-02
10928 + HIST103-03
10931 + HIST103-04
11345 + HIST103-05
10935 + HIST103-06
10939 + HIST103-07
10929 + HIST103-08
10932 + HIST103-09
10934 + HIST103-10
10930 + HIST103-11
10936 + HIST103-12
10937 + HIST103-13
10938 + HIST103-14
10941 + HIST103-15
10944 + HIST103-E1
10945 + HIST103-E2
11666 + HIST103-E3
13543 + HIST103-E4
10946 + HIST103-Y1
12997 + HIST103-Y2
12456 + HIST104-01
13730 + HIST104-02
10949 + HIST104-03
10950 + HIST104-04
10951 + HIST104-E1
10952 + HIST104-E2
10948 + HIST104-Y1
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
Human Services
10955 + HSRV101-01
10954 + HSRV101-02
10956 + HSRV101-03
10959 + HSRV103-01
10957 + HSRV103-02
10958 + HSRV103-03
11401 + HSRV103-04
10961 + HSRV105-01
10962 + HSRV105-02
10963 HSRV133-01
13732 HSRV133-02
13733 + HSRV201-01
13000 HSRV222-01
11800 + HSRV231-01
10965 + HSRV302-01
10966 + HSRV405-01
10967 + HSRV405-02
10968 + HSRV405-03
Intro Soc Welfare
Intro Soc Welfare
Intro Soc Welfare
Intro Soc Welfare
Group Dynamics
Group Dynamics
Group Dynamics
Group Dynamics
Hum Serv-Practice
Hum Serv-Practice
Hum Serv-Practice
Child Welfare
Child Welfare
Addiction & Soc
Develop Disability
Addiction Treatmnt
Intro Gerontology Sm&Fld Exp-Hm Sv
Sm&Fld Exp-Hm Sv
Sm&Fld Exp-Hm Sv
MWF
F
W
M
TR
TR
TR
W
M
W
R
TR
R
TR
T
TR
MWF
M
W
W
1:00P-1:50P
10:00A-11:40A
11:00A-11:50A
6:00P-9:05P
9:30A-10:45A
11:00A-12:15P
12:30P-1:45P
6:00P-9:05P
10:00A-11:40A
10:00A-10:50A
5:00P-7:50P
2:00P-3:15P
6:00P-8:50P
11:00A-12:15P
5:00P-7:40P
9:30A-10:45A
9:00A-9:50A
1:00P-1:50P
1:00P-1:50P
4:45P-5:35P
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
Prospere
Prospere
Prospere
Prospere
Shipman
Prospere
Shipman
STAFF
Moore
Moore
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Prospere
STAFF
Shipman
Shipman
STAFF
LA 559
LA 559
LA 559
LA 217
LA 559
LA 559
LA 559
LA 559
LA 559
LA 559
T 222
B 224
T 542
H 224
LA 219
T 219
B 224
H 329
H 329
H 224
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
M
2:00P-4:45P
3
Martelli
H 329
9/14-12/23
HU LA SS
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
B 103
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Interdisciplinary
13859 +
INTR210-01 Brcktn Text Honors
Journalism
10969 + JOUR120-01 Journalism Basics
27
Fall 2015
CRN PR Course
Title
13713 + JOUR120-02 Journalism Basics
Days
TR
Time
8:00A-9:15A
Credits
Fees
3
Faculty
STAFF
Room Session Dates
FA 333
9/8-12/23
Prep Coll Math I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Prep Coll Math I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Prep Coll Math I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prep Coll Math I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prep Coll Math I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Prep Coll Math I
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Prep Coll Math I
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
Prep Coll Math I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Prep Coll Math I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prep Coll Math I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prep Coll Math I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Prep Coll Math I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Prep Coll Math I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Prep Coll Math I
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
Prep Coll Math I
W
6:00P-9:05P
3
Prep Coll Math I
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Prep Coll Math I
T
6:00P-8:40P
3
Prep Coll Math I
W
6:00P-9:05P
3
Prep Coll Math I
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
Prep Coll Math I
U
9:00A-12:55P
3
Prep Coll Math I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Prep Coll Math I
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Prep Coll Math II
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Prep Coll Math II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Prep Coll Math II
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prep Coll Math II
M
6:00P-8:40P
3
Prep Coll Math II
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Prep Coll Math II
T
6:00P-8:40P
3
Prep Coll Math II
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Prep Coll Math II
W
6:00P-9:05P
3
Prep Coll Math II
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Prep Coll Math II
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prep Coll Math II
R
6:00P-8:50P
3
Prep Coll Math II
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Prep Coll Math II
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
Prep Coll Math II
U
9:00A-12:55P
3
Prep Coll Math II
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Registration limited to Latch students only.
Prep Coll Math III
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Prep Coll Math III
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Prep Coll Math III
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prep Coll Math III
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prep Coll Math III
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Prep Coll Math III
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Prep Coll Math III
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Prep Coll Math III
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
Prep Coll Math III
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Prep Coll Math III
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Prep Coll Math III
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prep Coll Math III
M
6:00P-8:40P
3
Prep Coll Math III
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Prep Coll Math III
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Prep Coll Math III
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
Prep Coll Math III
W
6:00P-9:05P
3
Prep Coll Math III
R
6:00P-8:50P
3
Prep Coll Math III
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
Prep Coll Math III
U
9:00A-12:55P
3
Fundament of Math
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Fundament of Math
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
Fundament of Math
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Keating
Rosato
STAFF
Hina
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Torres
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Hoxie
STAFF
Beans
Doherty
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
T 540
T 540
T 540
H 442
T 540
T 540
T 540
T 540
T 540
H 442
T 540
H 442
T 540
H 442
T 540
H 442
H 442
H 442
H 442
T 540
T 540
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/12-12/23
9/13-11/15
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
Demers
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Alden
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Frye
STAFF
Hina
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
H 442
T 540
T 540
T 540
H 442
H 442
T 540
H 442
T 540
T 540
H 442
T 540
H 442
T 540
T 540
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/12-12/23
9/13-11/15
9/9-12/23
Rosato
Hina
STAFF
STAFF
Arroyo
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
DeVoe
STAFF
DeVoe
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Ryan
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
H 442
H 442
H 442
H 442
H 442
H 442
H 442
T 540
H 442
H 442
H 442
T 540
H 442
T 540
H 442
T 540
H 442
H 442
T 540
H 444
H 444
FA 325
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/12-12/23
9/13-11/15
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Mathematics
28
13744 + MATH001-01
13746 + MATH001-02
13750 + MATH001-03
13752 + MATH001-04
13754 + MATH001-05
13757 + MATH001-06
13761 + MATH001-07
13767 + MATH001-08
13769 + MATH001-09
13771 + MATH001-10
13773 + MATH001-11
13774 + MATH001-12
13776 + MATH001-13
13778 + MATH001-14
13782 + MATH001-15
13742 + MATH001-16
13784 + MATH001-17
13780 + MATH001-18
13786 + MATH001-19
13789 + MATH001-20
13808 + MATH001-21
13860 + MATH001-E1
13745 + MATH002-01
13747 + MATH002-02
13751 + MATH002-03
13785 + MATH002-04
13755 + MATH002-05
13765 + MATH002-06
13758 + MATH002-07
13781 + MATH002-08
13768 + MATH002-09
13770 + MATH002-10
13763 + MATH002-11
13832 + MATH002-12
13787 + MATH002-13
13790 + MATH002-14
13833 + MATH002-L3
13740 + MATH003-01
13748 + MATH003-02
13749 + MATH003-03
13753 + MATH003-04
13759 + MATH003-05
13756 + MATH003-06
13741 + MATH003-07
13762 + MATH003-08
13743 + MATH003-09
13760 + MATH003-10
13772 + MATH003-11
13766 + MATH003-12
13775 + MATH003-13
13777 + MATH003-14
13779 + MATH003-15
13783 + MATH003-16
13764 + MATH003-17
13788 + MATH003-18
13791 + MATH003-19
10980 + MATH010-01
12226 + MATH010-02
10986 + MATH010-03
Attributes
HU LA
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates Attributes
10990 + MATH010-04 Fundament of Math
TR
3:30P-4:45P
3
STAFF
T 113
9/8-12/23
12864 + MATH010-05 Fundament of Math
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
T 113
9/8-12/23
12874 + MATH010-06 Fundament of Math
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
B 224
9/8-12/23
11000 + MATH010-C1 Fundament of Math
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
B 437
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Choices students only
11002 + MATH010-C2 Fundament of Math
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
FA 325
9/8-12/23
Registration limited to Choices students only.
11003 + MATH010-L1 Fundament of Math
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
LA 221
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Latch students only.
12343 + MATH010-L2 Fundament of Math
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
LA 445
9/8-12/23
Registration limited to Latch students only.
13016 + MATH010-Y11Fundament of Math MTWR 10:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
S 538
9/8-10/8
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 9/8-10/8.
13017 + MATH010-Y21Fundament of Math MTWR 10:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
S 538
10/9-11/11
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 10/9-11/11.
13018 + MATH010-Y31Fundament of Math MTWR 10:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
S 538 11/12-12/19
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 11/12-12/19.
11013 + MATH101-01 Intro Algebra
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
STAFF
LA 447
9/9-12/23
11008 + MATH101-02 Intro Algebra
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
STAFF
LA 447
9/9-12/23
11019 + MATH101-03 Intro Algebra
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
B 327
9/8-12/23
13797 + MATH101-04 Intro Algebra
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
FA 325
9/8-12/23
11024 + MATH101-05 Intro Algebra
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
H 339
9/8-12/23
11018 + MATH101-06 Intro Algebra
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
T 221
9/8-12/23
11036 + MATH101-C1 Intro Algebra
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
T 113
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Choices students only.
11038 + MATH101-E1 Intro Algebra
3
$30
Shevory
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exams.
11039 + MATH101-L1 Intro Algebra
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
STAFF
H 441
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Latch students only.
13834 + MATH101-L2 Intro Algebra
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
H 444
9/8-12/23
Registration limited to Latch students only.
13019 + MATH101-Y12Intro Algebra
MTWR 10:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
S 538
9/8-10/8
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 9/8-10/8.
13020 + MATH101-Y22Intro Algebra
MTWR 10:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
S 538
10/9-11/11
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 10/9-11/11.
13021 + MATH101-Y32Intro Algebra
MTWR 10:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
S 538 11/12-12/19
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 11/12-12/19.
11045 + MATH112-01 Inter Algebra
MWF
7:00A-7:50A
3
STAFF
T 542
9/9-12/23
11047 + MATH112-02 Inter Algebra
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
B 225
9/9-12/23
11050 + MATH112-03 Inter Algebra
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
STAFF
S 101
9/9-12/23
11051 + MATH112-04 Inter Algebra
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
H 441
9/9-12/23
11052 + MATH112-05 Inter Algebra
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
LA 448
9/9-12/23
11044 + MATH112-06 Inter Algebra
MW
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
T 116
9/9-12/23
11056 + MATH112-07 Inter Algebra
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
LA 448
9/9-12/23
11058 + MATH112-08 Inter Algebra
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
H 441
9/8-12/23
11063 + MATH112-09 Inter Algebra
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
H 443
9/8-12/23
11066 + MATH112-10 Inter Algebra
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
H 443
9/8-12/23
11065 + MATH112-11 Inter Algebra
TR
3:30P-4:45P
3
STAFF
H 444
9/8-12/23
11067 + MATH112-12 Inter Algebra
S
1:00P-3:50P
3
STAFF
T 102
9/12-12/23
11674 + MATH112-13 Inter Algebra
U
8:00A-11:55A
3
STAFF
S 101
9/13-11/15
13870 + MATH112-14 Inter Algebra
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
LA 445
9/8-12/23
11856 + MATH112-C1 Inter Algebra
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
T 221
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Choices students only.
11072 + MATH112-E1 Inter Algebra
3
$30
Torres
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exams.
11073 + MATH112-E2 Inter Algebra
3
$30
Hina
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exams.
12877 + MATH112-E3 Inter Algebra
3
$30
Snyder
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and final exams.
11074 + MATH112-L1 Inter Algebra
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
T 324
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Latch students only.
13022 + MATH112-Y13Inter Algebra
MTWR 10:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
S 538
9/8-10/8
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 9/8-10/8.
11075 + MATH112-Y2 Inter Algebra
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
T 223
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
29
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
30
CRN PR Course
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
13023 + MATH112-Y23Inter Algebra
MTWR 10:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
S 538
10/9-11/11
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 10/9-11/11.
13024 + MATH112-Y33Inter Algebra
MTWR 10:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
S 538 11/12-12/19
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 11/12-12/19.
11077 + MATH115-01 Contemporary Math TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
B 225
9/8-12/23
11079 + MATH121-01 Topics Math I MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Torres
H 444
9/9-12/23
11080 + MATH121-02 Topics Math I MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
S 101
9/9-12/23
11081 + MATH121-03 Topics Math I TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
T 102
9/8-12/23
11082 + MATH121-04 Topics Math I MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Byron
B 223
9/9-12/23
11083 + MATH121-05 Topics Math I TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
S 115
9/8-12/23
11776 + MATH121-06 Topics Math I F
6:00P-8:50P
3
STAFF
T 221
9/11-12/23
11084 + MATH121-E1 Topics Math I 3
$30
Hina
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exams.
13534 + MATH121-E2 Topics Math I 3
$30
Frye
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
11777 + MATH122-01 Topics Math II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
LA 217
9/9-12/23
11085 + MATH122-02 Topics Math II
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Arroyo
LA 222
9/8-12/23
11087 + MATH127-01 Math Elem Teach I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
H 443
9/9-12/23
11778 + MATH127-02 Math Elem Teach I
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
T 102
9/12-12/23
11091 + MATH131-01 Intro Statistics MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
STAFF
S 538
9/9-12/23
11089 + MATH131-02 Intro Statistics MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
S 538
9/9-12/23
11779 + MATH131-03 Intro Statistics MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Frye
S 101
9/9-12/23
11092 + MATH131-04 Intro Statistics MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
B 222
9/9-12/23
12358 + MATH131-05 Intro Statistics MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
B 225
9/9-12/23
12184 + MATH131-06 Intro Statistics MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
B 223
9/9-12/23
11093 + MATH131-07 Intro Statistics TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Keating
T 220
9/8-12/23
11090 + MATH131-08 Intro Statistics TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Keating
LA 445
9/8-12/23
11088 + MATH131-09 Intro Statistics TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Frye
S 101
9/8-12/23
12193 + MATH131-10 Intro Statistics TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
B 544
9/8-12/23
11780 + MATH131-11 Intro Statistics TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
B 547
9/8-12/23
11095 + MATH131-12 Intro Statistics W
6:30P-9:35P
3
STAFF
S 101
9/9-12/23
11096 + MATH131-13 Intro Statistics F
6:00P-8:50P
3
STAFF
S 115
9/11-12/23
11346 + MATH131-14 Intro Statistics U
8:00A-11:55A
3
STAFF
S 115
9/13-12/23
10-week course: class ends 11/9.
13738 + MATH131-15 Intro Statistics MW
3:00P-4:15P
3
Cotter
H 441
9/9-12/23
11097 + MATH131-E1 Intro Statistics 3
$30
Cotter
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exams.
11098 + MATH131-E2 Intro Statistics 3
$30
DeVoe
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exams.
13498 + MATH131-E3 Intro Statistics 3
$30
DeVoe
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
13539 + MATH131-E4 Intro Statistics 3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
11105 + MATH203-01 College Algebra
MWF
7:00A-7:50A
3
Keating
T 221
9/9-12/23
11107 + MATH203-02 College Algebra
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
STAFF
T 542
9/9-12/23
11101 + MATH203-03 College Algebra
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Frye
S 101
9/9-12/23
11782 + MATH203-04 College Algebra
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Torres
H 444
9/9-12/23
11104 + MATH203-05 College Algebra
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
H 441
9/9-12/23
11102 + MATH203-06 College Algebra
MW
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
S 101
9/9-12/23
11108 + MATH203-07 College Algebra
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
S 101
9/8-12/23
11103 + MATH203-08 College Algebra
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
B 223
9/8-12/23
11109 + MATH203-09 College Algebra
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
H 441
9/8-12/23
11111 + MATH203-10 College Algebra
T
6:00P-8:40P
3
STAFF
S 101
9/8-12/23
11110 + MATH203-11 College Algebra
S
8:30A-11:20A
3
Cox
S 115
9/12-12/23
12840 + MATH203-12 College Algebra
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
H 441
9/8-12/23
13532 + MATH203-13 College Algebra
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
B 222
9/8-12/23
11112 + MATH203-E1 College Algebra
3
$30
Rosato
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exams.
12360 + MATH203-E2 College Algebra
3
$30
Rosato
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exams.
12875 + MATH203-E3 College Algebra
3
$30
Stevenson
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exam.
13560 + MATH203-E4 College Algebra
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Attributes
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Media
11123 + MDIA111-01
13096 + MDIA111-02
12188 + MDIA111-E1
12407 + MDIA111-H1
11124 + MDIA112-01
11125 + MDIA112-02
13836 + MDIA112-03
11126 MDIA113-01
13714 MDIA113-02
11127 MDIA116-01
13837 MDIA116-02
11129 MDIA123-01
13823 MDIA123-02
13097 + MDIA213-01
Intro to Mass Comm
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Zinsius-Su
Intro to Mass Comm
W
6:00P-9:05P
3
STAFF
Intro to Mass Comm
3
$30
Zinsius-Su
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Intro to Mass Comm
R
12:30P-1:45P
3
$30
STAFF
Hybrid course: class meets face-to-face every Thursday on the Brockton campus.
TV Studio Prod
T
9:30A-12:15P
3
STAFF
TV Studio Prod
T
5:30P-8:10P
3
STAFF
TV Studio Prod
W
1:00P-3:45P
3
STAFF
Radio Production
R
12:30P-1:50P
3
Bowers
Radio Production
R
2:00P-3:00P
3
Bowers
Radio Production
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Zinsius-Su
Digital Video Edit
T
6:00P-8:40P
3
STAFF
Digital Video Edit
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
Digital Music Prod
T
9:30A-12:15P
3
AuCoin
Digital Music Prod
T
12:30P-3:15P
3
AuCoin
Adv Radio Prod
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Zinsius-Su
FA 333
FA 327
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA 337
9/10-12/23
FA HU LA
FA 219
FA 219
FA 219
FA 327
FA 333
FA 333
MC 101
FA 333
MC 101
MC 101
FA 333
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8--2/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
HU LA
Modern Language - Arabic
11131 MLAR101-01 Begin Arabic I
13079 MLAR101-02 Begin Arabic I
13115 + MLAR102-01 Begin Arabic II
TR
MWF
MWF
11:00A-12:15P
9:00A-9:50A
11:00A-11:50A
3
3
3
Zahara
STAFF
Zahara
FA 460
B 437
FA 460
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
R
6:30P-9:20P
3
STAFF
FA 325
9/10-12/23
HU LA ML
MWF
TR
MWF
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
9:30A-10:45A
1:00P-1:50P
11:00A-11:50A
3
3
3
3
Peery
Peery
STAFF
STAFF
H 330
B 223
H 226
LA 445
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
MWF
T
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
6:30P-9:10P
11:00A-11:50A
3
3
3
Peery
STAFF
STAFF
H 340
H 329
H 340
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
3
STAFF
FA 330
9/8-10/30
HU LA ML
3
STAFF
FA 330
11/2-12/23
HU LA ML
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Hall
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
LA 448
T 116
LA 219
T 324
LA 219
H 330
H 225
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9- 12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
Credit Courses
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates Attributes
Precalculus
MWF
7:45A-8:50A
4
Frye
S 101
9/9-12/23
LA
Precalculus
MWF
10:55A-12:00P
4
STAFF
T 540
9/9-12/23
LA
Precalculus
TR
7:45A-9:25A
4
Cotter
S 101
9/8-12/23
LA
Precalculus
TR
12:20P-2:00P
4
Torres
H 444
9/8-12/23
LA
Precalculus
W
6:00P-10:00P
4
STAFF
S 115
9/9-12/23
LA
Precalculus
4
$40
DeVoe
9/9-12/23
LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exams.
Calculus I
MWF
10:55A-11:59A
4
Arroyo
LA 448
9/9-12/23
LA
Calculus I
TR
12:20P-2:00P
4
Cotter
S 538
9/8-12/23
LA
Calculus I
4
$40
Hina
9/9-12/23
LA
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students. Face-to-face proctored midterm and/or final exams.
Calculus II
TR
12:20P-2:00P
4
DeVoe
S 101
9/8-12/23
LA
Calculus III
TR
2:00P-3:40P
4
Frye
H 441
9/8-12/23
LA
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
11113 + MATH217-01
11114 + MATH217-02
11115 + MATH217-03
11116 + MATH217-04
11117 + MATH217-05
11118 + MATH217-E1
11119 + MATH221-01
11120 + MATH221-02
11121 + MATH221-E1
11122 + MATH222-01
13106 + MATH223-01
Fall 2015
Modern Language - Cape Verdean
11133 MLCV101-01 Cape Verdean Cr I
Modern Language - French
11135 11136 13081 13082 + MLFR101-01
MLFR101-02
MLFR101-03
MLFR201-01
Begin French I Begin French I Begin French I Inter French I
Modern Language - Portuguese
11138 MLPO101-01 Begin Portuguese I
11139 MLPO101-02 Begin Portuguese I
13083 + MLPO201-01 Inter Portuguese I
Modern Language - Sign Language
11141 MLSL101-01
13715 MLSL101-02
Amer Sign Lang I
TR
12:30P-3:10P
7-week course: class runs 9/8-10/30.
Amer Sign Lang I
TR
3:30P-6:10P
7-week course: class runs 11/2-12/23.
Modern Language - Spanish
11149
11151
11147
11144
11150
11146
11145
MLSP101-01
MLSP101-02
MLSP101-03
MLSP101-04
MLSP101-05
MLSP101-06
MLSP101-07
Begin Spanish I
Begin Spanish I
Begin Spanish I
Begin Spanish I
Begin Spanish I
Begin Spanish I
Begin Spanish I
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
8:00A-8:50A
9:00A-9:50A
10:00A-10:50A
11:00A-11:50A
1:00P-1:50P
8:00A-9:15A
9:30A-10:45A
31
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
CRN PR Course
11148 MLSP101-08
12411 MLSP101-09
11152 MLSP101-10
11665 MLSP101-11
11154 MLSP101-12
11153 MLSP101-13
13716 MLSP101-E1
13717 MLSP101-E2
11155 MLSP101-Y1
11156 + MLSP102-01
11157 + MLSP102-02
11158 + MLSP102-03
12786 + MLSP102-04
12787 + MLSP102-05
13812 + MLSP102-06
11159 + MLSP201-01
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Begin Spanish I TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Begin Spanish I TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Begin Spanish I TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
Begin Spanish I MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Begin Spanish I T
6:30P-9:10P
3
Begin Spanish I S
1:00P-3:50P
3
Begin Spanish I 3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Begin Spanish I 3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Begin Spanish I MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
Begin Spanish II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Begin Spanish II
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Begin Spanish II
T
6:30P-9:10P
3
Begin Spanish II
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Begin Spanish II
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Begin Spanish II
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
Inter Spanish I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Faculty
Hall
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
His & Dev of Music
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Music Theory I MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Vocal Performance
W
5:30P-8:35P
3
Audition not required for Fall 2015 semester.
Intro to Piano
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
Elementary Guitar
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
Room Session Dates
H 340
9/8-12/23
LA 561
9/8-12/23
H 224
9/8-12/23
T 324
9/9-12/23
LA 449
9/8- 12/23
T 219
9/12-12/23
9/8-12/23
Attributes
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
STAFF
9/8-12/23
HU LA ML
STAFF
LA 222
9/9-12/23
HU LA ML
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Hall
T 223
FA 460
LA 447
T 324
H 340
T 324
T 325
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
Demers
STAFF
STAFF
FA 330
FA 330
FA 330
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
STAFF
STAFF
FA 330
FA 329
9/12-12/23
9/12-12/23
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
$160
$160
$615
$615
$180
$180
$738
$738
STAFF
STAFF
Eisele
Eisele
STAFF
STAFF
Eisele
Eisele
H 552
H 552
H 552
H 552
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/14-12/23
Intro Philosophy
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Intro Philosophy
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Intro Philosophy
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Intro Philosophy
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Intro Philosophy
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Intro Philosophy
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Intro Philosophy
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Walsh
STAFF
STAFF
B 327
H 226
LA 560
LA 219
H 226
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
STAFF
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Frizzell
B 439
9/8-12/23
Science-Music Lab
R
9:00A-10:50A
1
$30
Demers
Science of Music
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Demers
Survey Astronomy R
6:00P-8:50P
3
STAFF
Survey Physics
TR
12:30P-2:20P
3
$30
Tressel
College Physics I
TR
10:00A-12:15P
4
$30
Tressel
College Physics I
T
6:00P-10:00P
4
$30
Tressel
This class meets two Thursdays during the semester: 10/8 & 11/12, 6-10pm.
General Physics I
MW
10:00A-11:50A
4
$30
Demers
General Physics I
F
11:00A-11:50A
4
$30
Demers
S 431
S 327
S 327
S 327
S 327
S 327
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
LS
LA LS SC
LA SC
LA SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
S 327
S 327
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
B 336
B 225
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
Music
11160 + MUSC101-01
13478 MUSC131-01
12412 MUSC151-01
11162 MUSC205-01
11163 MUSC207-01
Nursing (Nursing courses are for Nurse Education majors only.)
11164 + NURS101-01
13659 + NURS213-01
11166 + NURS301-01
13660 + NURS304-01
Nursing I
Nursing I
Nursing II-E
Nursing II-E
Nursing IV
Nursing IV
Nursing A
Nursing A
MWF
10:00A-11:50A
TR
R
4:00P-7:00P
M
MWF
8:00A-9:50A
TR
M
4:30P-7:25P
R
8
8
5
5
9
9
6
6
Philosophy
11169 + PHIL101-01
11170 + PHIL101-02
11171 + PHIL101-03
11172 + PHIL101-04
11174 + PHIL101-05
12791 + PHIL101-E1
12841 + PHIL101-E2
Physical Education
13661 PHED204-01 Hist&Phil of Sp&PE
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Physics
11178 PHYS112-01
11176 + PHYS113-01
12362 + PHYS114-01
13025 + PHYS131-01
11180 + PHYS151-01
11181 + PHYS151-02
11182 + PHYS161-01
Psychology
11200 + PSYC101-01 General Psychology
11193 + PSYC101-02 General Psychology
32
MWF
MWF
7:00A-7:50A
8:00A-8:50A
3
3
Bacon
Frank
Attributes
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
Credit Courses
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
General Psychology
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
STAFF
LA 559
9/9-12/23
General Psychology
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Frank
T 542
9/9-12/23
General Psychology
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Perry
LA 448
9/9-12/23
General Psychology
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Galante
T 542
9/9-12/23
General Psychology
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Mertz
T 542
9/9-12/23
General Psychology
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Buker
B 336
9/9-12/23
General Psychology
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
T 116
9/9-12/23
General Psychology
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
H 227
9/9-12/23
General Psychology
TR
3:30P-4:45P
3
STAFF
LA 217
9/8-12/23
General Psychology
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
T 221
9/8-12/23
General Psychology
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Frank
B 547
9/8-12/23
General Psychology
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
H 441
9/8-12/23
General Psychology
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Frank
T 116
9/8-12/23
General Psychology
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Mertz
LA 448
9/8-12/23
General Psychology
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
LA 562
9/8-12/23
General Psychology
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Mertz
T 223
9/8-12/23
General Psychology
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
STAFF
LA 562
9/8-12/23
General Psychology
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Boutin
LA 559 9/14-12/23
General Psychology
T
6:00P-8:40P
3
STAFF
T 542
9/8-12/23
General Psychology
W
6:00P-9:05P
3
STAFF
LA 560
9/9-12/23
General Psychology
R
6:30P-9:20P
3
STAFF
LA 219 9/10-12/23
General Psychology
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
T 324
9/12-12/23
General Psychology
S
1:00P-3:50P
3
Scalzo-McN LA 219 9/12-12/23
General Psychology
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
LA 220
9/8-12/23
Registration limited to Choices students only.
General Psychology
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
FA 325
9/9-12/23
Registration limited to Choices students only.
General Psychology
3
$30
Perry
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
General Psychology
3
$30
Perry
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
General Psychology
3
$30
Frank
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
General Psychology
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
General Psychology
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
General Psychology
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
H 339
9/8-12/23
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
Abnormal Psych
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Frank
LA 447
9/9-12/23
Abnormal Psych
M
6:30P-9:35P
3
STAFF
LA 562 9/14-12/23
Child Psychology
W
6:00P-9:05P
3
Baptista
LA 562
9/9-12/23
Adolescent Psych
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
LA 561
9/9-12/23
Adolescent Psych
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Human Growth & Dev MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Galante
B 439
9/9-12/23
Human Growth & Dev MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
Mertz
B 439
9/9-12/23
Human Growth & Dev MW
3:00P-4:15P
3
Mertz
B 439
9/9-12/23
Human Growth & Dev
M
5:30P-8:35P
3
Galante
B 439
9/14-12/23
Human Growth & Dev
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
T 220
9/12-12/23
Human Growth & Dev
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Human Growth & Dev
3
$30
STAFF
9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Human Growth & Dev
R
5:30P-8:20P
3
$30
STAFF
H 443
9/10-12/23
Hybrid course: class meets on Brockton campus 9/4, 9/11, 9/25, 10/9, 11/6, 11/20, 12/4 & 12/11.
Social Psychology
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
T 542
9/9-12/23
Social Psychology
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Godin
B 547
9/8-12/23
Social Psychology
3
$30
STAFF 9/9-12/23
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
11195 + PSYC101-03
11184 + PSYC101-04
12457 + PSYC101-05
11185 + PSYC101-06
11190 + PSYC101-07
11197 + PSYC101-08
11198 + PSYC101-09
11199 + PSYC101-10
11192 + PSYC101-11
11194 + PSYC101-12
11187 + PSYC101-13
11186 + PSYC101-14
11188 + PSYC101-15
11189 + PSYC101-16
11196 + PSYC101-17
11191 + PSYC101-18
11201 + PSYC101-19
11206 + PSYC101-20
11207 + PSYC101-21
11204 + PSYC101-22
11205 + PSYC101-23
11203 + PSYC101-24
13734 + PSYC101-25
11208 + PSYC101-C1
11209 + PSYC101-C2
11210 + PSYC101-E1
11211 + PSYC101-E2
11411 + PSYC101-E3
12458 + PSYC101-E4
13533 + PSYC101-E5
13453 + PSYC101-Y1
11223 + PSYC201-01
11224 + PSYC201-02
11212 + PSYC202-01
11804 + PSYC203-01
11213 + PSYC203-E1
11214 + PSYC205-01
11215 + PSYC205-02
11216 + PSYC205-03
11218 + PSYC205-04
11217 + PSYC205-05
11219 + PSYC205-E1
11220 + PSYC205-E2
11221 + PSYC205-H1
11225 + PSYC301-01
11226 + PSYC301-02
11228 + PSYC301-E1
Fall 2015
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
Radiologic Technology (Radiology courses are for Rad Tech majors only.)
11229 RADT101-01 Clinical Practice
Clinical Practice
W
M
8:00A-9:50A
11:00A-11:50A
3
3
$60
$60
STAFF
STAFF
T 436
T 436
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
33
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
CRN PR
11230 + 11574 11231 11232 11233 11234 + 11788 + 11235 + 11236 11237 + 11238 + 11239 11240 + 11241 11242 11243 11244 11245 11246 Course
RADT105-01
RADT111-01
RADT111-02
RADT111-03
RADT111-04
RADT113-01
RADT113-02
RADT113-03
RADT121-01
RADT127-01
RADT131-01
RADT133-01
RADT137-01
RADT305-01
RADT312-01
RADT313-01
RADT321-01
RADT323-01
RADT325-01
Title
Days
Time
Medical Imaging
TR
9:30A-10:20A
RADT An/Pos Lab I
M
1:00P-2:50P
RADT An/Pos Lab I
W
10:00A-11:50A
RADT An/Pos Lab I
W
1:00P-2:50P
RADT An/Pos Lab I
F
10:00A-11:50A
RADT An/Ps Lab III
T
10:30A-12:20P
RADT An/Ps Lab III
T
12:30P-2:20P
RADT An/Ps Lab III
R
11:30A-1:20P
Clinical Exper I
TR
Clinical Exper III
MWF
Radiation Sci I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
RADT A/P Lect I
M
9:00A-10:40A
RADT A/P Lect III
R
10:30A-11:20A
MRI-Clin Exp I
Intro to MRI
R
6:00P-7:50P
Mul Pln-Sect Anat
R
8:00P-9:50P
Int-Comp Tomgraphy
M
6:00P-6:50P
Cros Sect Anatomy M
7:00P-10:05P
CT Clinical Exp I
Credits
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
5
3
2
1
1
2
2
1
3
1
Fees
$40
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$80
$100
$60
$40
$20
$20
$40
$40
$20
$60
$20
Faculty
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Sutcliffe
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Room Session Dates
T 436
9/8-12/23
T 436
9/14-12/23
T 436
9/9-12/23
T 436
9/9-12/23
T 436
9/11-12/23
T 436
9/8-12/23
T 436
9/8-12/23
T 436
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
T 436
9/8-12/23
T 436
9/14-12/23
T 436
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
T 436
9/14-12/23
T 436
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
Attributes
Respiratory Care (Respiratory courses are for Resp Care majors only.)
11248 RESP101-01
11249 RESP101-02
11250 RESP101-03
11251 RESP101-04
11253 + RESP103-01
11254 + RESP103-02
11255 + RESP103-03
11256 + RESP103-04
11258 + RESP111-01
11259 RESP113-01
11260 RESP115-01
11261 + RESP121-01
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther I
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Fund-Resp Ther III
Intro to Pathology
Resp Care Sem I
Resp Care Equip Resp Care Anat&Phy
M
8:00A-9:00A
MW
10:00A-11:50A
TR
M
9:00A-9:59A
MW
10:00A-11:50A
TR
W
8:00A-9:00A
MW
10:00A-11:50A
TR
W
9:00A-9:59A
MW
10:00A-11:50A
TR
T
8:00A-8:50A
TR
9:00A-10:50A
MW
R
8:00A-8:50A
TR
9:00A-10:50A
MW
TR
9:00A-10:50A
T
11:00A-11:50A
MW
TR
9:00A-10:50A
R
11:00A-11:50A
MW
F
8:00A-9:50A
W
1:00P-3:00P
M
1:00P-3:00P
TR
12:30P-1:45P
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
2
2
2
3
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$140
$40
$40
$40
$60
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
FH 203
FH 202
FH 203
FH 202
FH 203
FH 202
FH 203
FH 202
H 555
H 340
H 555
H 340
H 340
H 555
H 340
H 555
H 552
FH 202
FH 202
FH 202
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
Private Security
3
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
PS Law & Procedure
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Dicarlo
9/8-12/23
STAFF
9/8-12/23
STAFF
Bermingham
STAFF
Blanchette
Bermingham
Blanchette
STAFF
STAFF
LA 219
H 340
H 225
LA 562
H 227
LA 562
B 547
H 443
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
Security
13863 + SECU101-E1
13864 + SECU205-E1
Sociology
34
11264 + 11266 + 11279 + 13002 + 11288 + 11267 + 11268 + 11271 + SOCI104-01
SOCI104-02
SOCI104-03
SOCI104-04
SOCI104-05
SOCI104-06
SOCI104-07
SOCI104-08
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
9:00A-9:50A
9:00A-9:50A
10:00A-10:50A
10:00A-10:50A
11:00A-11:50A
11:00A-11:50A
1:00P-1:50P
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
Faculty
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Bermingham
STAFF
Griffin
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Room Session Dates
H 443
9/9-12/23
LA 562
9/8-12/23
LA 562
9/8-12/23
B 327
9/8-12/23
T 542
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
LA 560
9/8-12/23
LA 222
9/8-12/23
LA 559
9/8-12/23
B 225
9/14-12/23
T 220
9/8-12/23
B 439
9/8-12/23
T 116
9/9-12/23
LA 556
9/9-12/23
Attributes
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
STAFF
B 548
9/8-12/23
LA SS
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA SS
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA SS
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA SS
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA SS
Mott
T 324
9/8-12/23
LA SS
Coole
STAFF
Coole
Dziuba-Lea
Dziuba-Lea
STAFF
Bermingham
LA 562
T 325
H 329
LA 219
B 327
T 219
9/9-12/23
9/9 -12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
STAFF
9/9-12/23
LA SS
STAFF
Bermingham
Chiano
T 220
T 552
H 443
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Bowers
Bowers
Caffrey
Bowers
STAFF
STAFF
Caffrey
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
FA 330
LA 560
FA 329
LA 560
FA 330
B 225
LA 560
FA 330
FA 329
FA 329
LA 222
FA 329
FA 329
FA 329
FA 330
T 223
FA 329
H 225
FA 329
FA 329
FA 329
LA 562
FA 329
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
Credit Courses
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Prin of Sociology
MWF
2:00P-2:50P
3
Prin of Sociology
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Prin of Sociology
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prin of Sociology
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prin of Sociology
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Prin of Sociology
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Prin of Sociology
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Prin of Sociology
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
Prin of Sociology
TR
2:00P-3:15P
3
Prin of Sociology
M
6:30P-9:35P
3
Prin of Sociology
T
5:30P-8:10P
3
Prin of Sociology
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Prin of Sociology
W
5:30P-8:35P
3
Prin of Sociology
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Registration limited to Choices students only.
Prin of Sociology
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Registration limited to Choices students only.
Prin of Sociology
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Prin of Sociology
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Prin of Sociology
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Prin of Sociology
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Prin of Sociology
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Registration limited to Gateway students only.
Criminology
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Criminology
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Criminology
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Criminology
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Criminology
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Criminology
W
6:30P-9:35P
3
Criminology
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Soc of Deviance
3
$30
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Family & Community
M
6:00P-9:05P
3
Soc-Race&Ethnicity
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Victimology
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
11276 + SOCI104-09
11273 + SOCI104-10
11277 + SOCI104-11
11272 + SOCI104-12
11402 + SOCI104-13
11270 + SOCI104-14
11265 + SOCI104-15
11269 + SOCI104-16
11275 + SOCI104-17
11286 + SOCI104-18
11283 + SOCI104-19
13817 + SOCI104-20
11287 + SOCI104-21
11290 + SOCI104-C1
12461 + SOCI104-C2
11291 + SOCI104-E1
11805 + SOCI104-E2
12067 + SOCI104-E3
12186 + SOCI104-E4
13003 + SOCI104-Y1
12463 + SOCI203-01
13004 + SOCI203-02
11295 + SOCI203-03
11293 + SOCI203-04
11294 + SOCI203-05
11296 + SOCI203-06
11806 + SOCI203-E1
11297 + SOCI204-E1
12464 + SOCI208-01
13005 + SOCI232-01
13112 + SOCI331-01
Fall 2015
Speech
11299
11313
11311
11314
11306
11316
11298
11304
11308
11307
11319
11301
11303
11317
11300
11312
11305
11318
11302
11310
11321
11323
11320
SPCH105-01
SPCH105-02
SPCH105-03
SPCH105-04
SPCH105-05
SPCH105-06
SPCH105-07
SPCH105-08
SPCH105-09
SPCH105-10
SPCH105-11
SPCH105-12
SPCH105-13
SPCH105-14
SPCH105-15
SPCH105-16
SPCH105-17
SPCH105-18
SPCH105-19
SPCH105-20
SPCH105-21
SPCH105-22
SPCH105-23
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MW
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
M
T
W
8:00A-8:50A
8:00A-8:50A
9:00A-9:50A
9:00A-9:50A
10:00A-10:50A
10:00A-10:50A
11:00A-11:50A
11:00A-11:50A
11:00A-11:50A
1:00P-1:50P
1:00P-1:50P
2:00P-2:50P
3:00P-4:15P
8:00A-9:15A
9:30A-10:45A
9:30A-10:45A
11:00A-12:15P
11:00A-12:15P
12:30P-1:45P
2:00P-3:15P
5:30P-8:35P
6:30P-9:10P
5:30P-8:35P
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
35
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Fall 2015
CRN PR Course
11322 SPCH105-24
11315 SPCH105-25
11326 SPCH105-C1
11325 SPCH105-C2
13085 SPCH105-E1
13718 SPCH105-E2
13719 SPCH105-E3
12413 SPCH105-H1
11700 SPCH105-Y1
11579 SPCH105-Y2
13084 SPCH105-Y3
11328 + SPCH107-01
11329 + SPCH107-02
13086 + SPCH121-01
13087 + SPCH121-02
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Speech Comm
F
6:30P-9:20P
3
STAFF
Speech Comm
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
Speech Comm
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
Registration limited to Choices students only.
Speech Comm
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
STAFF
Registration limited to Choices students only.
Speech Comm
3
$30
Caffrey
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Speech Comm
3
$30
Caffrey
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Speech Comm
3
$30
Zinsius-Su
Online course: orientation recommended for first-time students.
Speech Comm
T
12:30P-1:45P
3
$30
STAFF
Hybrid course: class meets on the Brockton campus every Tuesday.
Speech Comm
MTWR
1:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Speech Comm
MTWR
1:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Speech Comm
MTWR
1:00P-2:50P
3
STAFF
Registration limited to Gateway students only. Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Oral Interpret
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
STAFF
Oral Interpret
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
Argument & Debate
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Pahl
Argument & Debate
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
Room Session Dates
B 437
9/11-12/23
B 223
9/12-12/23
LA 222
9/8-12/23
Intro to Theatre
Voice Improvement Intro to Acting
Intro to Acting
Intro to Acting
Movement for Actng
Creative Drama
Attributes
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA 327
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
FA 333
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
LA 217
9/8-10/8
FA HU LA
LA 217
10/9-11/11
FA HU LA
LA 217
11/12-12/19
FA HU LA
FA 329
FA 329
FA 330
H 225
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
Theatre
11330 + 13849 11332 13847 13848 11333 13720 + THET101-01
THET102-01
THET200-01
THET200-02
THET200-03
THET204-01
THET221-01
TR
MW
TR
W
MW
TR
TR
11:00A-12:15P
10:30A-11:45A
9:30A-10:45A
6:00P-8:45P
9:00A-10:15A
12:30P-1:45P
9:30A-10:45A
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Caffrey
STAFF
LA 447
FH 205
FH 205
FH 205
FH 205
FH 205
FA 337
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
Ostheimer
B 437
9/8-12/23
LA
Days
Time
MWF
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
11:00A-11:50A
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
C 305
C 401
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
Financial Acct I
Financial Acct I
Financial Acct I
Financial Acct I
Finan Acct II
Finan Acct II
Finan Acct II
Finan Acct II
Managerial Account
Managerial Account
Computr Bus Appl
T
R
T
T
T
R
R
R
T
T
TR
1:00P-2:40P
1:00P-2:40P
6:00P-8:45P
9:00P-10:05P
10:55A-12:25P
10:55A-12:25P
6:00P-8:45P
9:00P-10:00P
6:00P-8:15P
8:30P-10:05P
9:30A-10:45A
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
Sterlin
Sterlin
Garren
Garren
Sterlin
Sterlin
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Sterlin
C 301
C 435
C 208
C 435
C 310
C 435
C 208
C 435
C 135
C 127
C 127
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
Mth & Mtl Cnst
Mth & Mtl Cnst
Site Development
Site Development
Working Drawings I
Working Drawings I
Graphic Comm
TR
M
M
W
TR
T
W
10:00A-11:50A
5:00P-9:10P
1:00P-2:50P
1:00P-2:50P
8:00A-9:50A
5:00P-8:40P
8:00A-9:50A
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
Weiner
Weiner
Weiner
Weiner
Weiner
STAFF
STAFF
C 209
C 210
C 208
C 205
C 205
C 209
C 205
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
AR
AR
Travel Geography
11335 TRGE101-01 Destination Geog I
Canton
CRN PR Course
Title
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
Attributes
Academic Freshman Program
10001 10003 ACAD103-60 College Experience
ACAD103-61 College Experience
Accounting
10015 + ACCT105-60
10016 + ACCT105-61
10017 + ACCT106-60
13054 + ACCT106-61
13108 + ACCT107-60
10020 + ACCT302-60
Architecture
10006 ARCH107-60
12470 ARCH107-61
10008 + ARCH115-60
10009 + ARCH121-60
13088 + ARCH121-61
13662 ARCH123-60
36
AR
Days
TR
TR
F
W
MW
Time
8:00A-9:50A
10:00A-10:59A
9:00A-11:30A
10:00A-11:50A
8:00A-9:50A
Credits
Fees
4
4
4
4
3
Faculty
Parker
Parker
Parker
Parker
Weiner
Room Session Dates
C 209
9/8-12/23
C
9/8-12/23
C 312
9/9-12/23
C 402
9/9-12/23
C 209
9/9-12/23
Attributes
AR
AR
Art
10021 + ARTG100-60
13663 ARTG102-60
12473 + ARTG105-60
10025 + ARTG105-61
10027 ARTG107-60
10028 ARTG107-61
12968 ARTG107-62
10030 ARTG113-60
10032 ARTG113-61
13664 ARTG113-62
10033 ARTG121-60
13665 + ARTG154-60
13666 ARTG156-60
10034 ARTG205-60
10035 ARTG205-61
10037 ARTG210-60
10038 + ARTG211-60
12475 ARTG213-60
10042 ARTG216-60
10043 ARTG221-60
10045 ARTG242-60
10046 ARTG255-60
13667 + ARTG261-60
10048 ARTG263-60
12477 ARTG263-61
10051 ARTG281-60
10050 ARTG281-61
12478 ARTG331-60
10054 ARTG400-60
Art His-West Wrld
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
History of Art II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Graphic Design I
M
1:00P-2:50P
3
Graphic Design I
W
1:00P-2:50P
3
Graphic Design I
T
1:00P-2:50P
3
Graphic Design I
R
1:00P-2:50P
3
Drawing I
T
12:30P-4:30P
3
Drawing I
R
12:30P-4:30P
3
Drawing I
T
6:00P-9:40P
3
Color/Design I
R
12:30P-4:20P
3
Color/Design I
T
12:30P-4:20P
3
Color/Design I
F
8:00A-11:50A
3
Intro to Photo
T
6:00P-9:40P
3
Gallery Exh-Sk II
W
3:00P-6:50P
3
Intro to Museums
R
3:00P-5:50P
3
There will be 4 classes held at actual museums.
3-Dimension Design
T
8:00A-12:00P
3
3-Dimension Design
F
8:00A-12:00P
3
Flash Animation
T
6:00P-9:40P
3
Illustration I
MW
8:00A-9:50A
3
Relief Printing
M
10:00A-11:50A
3
Relief Printing
M
1:00P-2:50P
3
Drmwver on the Mac
F
9:00A-11:50A
3
Drmwver on the Mac
F
1:00P-1:50P
3
Painting
R
6:00P-9:55P
3
Dig Photo I/Phshop
W
6:00P-10:10P
3
Monoprinting
W
10:00A-11:50A
3
Monoprinting
W
1:00P-2:50P
3
Advanced Drawing
F
1:00P-5:00P
3
Sculpture I
W
1:00P-5:00P
3
Sculpture I
W
6:00P-10:00P
3
Cmp-Aided Grph Dsg MW
10:00A-11:50A
3
Cmp-Aided Grph Dsg
TR
10:00A-11:50A
3
Ceramics I
M
1:00P-5:00P
3
Visual Art Intern
3
Hays
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Dunn
Dunn
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C 401
C 401
C 418
C 417
C 418
C 417
C 412
C 412
C 412
C 416
C 416
C 416
C 418
C 418
C 124
9/9-12/23
ATF FA HU LA
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
9/10-12/23
FA HU LA
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
9/10-12/23
FA HU LA
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
9/11-12/23
FA HU LA
9/8-12/23 ATF ATG FA HU LA
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
9/10-12/23
ATF FA HU LA
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Dunn
Dunn
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Dunn
Dunn
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Rossman-Me
STAFF
C 418
C 418
C 417
C 418
C 416
C 416
C 417
C 417
C 412
C 417
C 416
C 416
C 412
C 210
C 210
C 408
C 408
C 212
9/8-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATG HU LA
ATG HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
ATF FA HU LA
ATF FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
ATF FA HU LA
ATF ATG FA HU LA
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
MacMillin
STAFF
STAFF
Trecek-Kin
STAFF
Trecek-Kin
Trecek-Kin
Burke
Burke
STAFF
Burke
Burke
STAFF
Simmons
Simmons
STAFF
C 404
C 320
C 320
C 314
C 208
C 314
C 301
C 320
C 314
C 320
C 314
C 314
C 320
C 320
C 320
C 320
C 320
C 320
C 320
C 320
C 320
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/12-12/23
LA SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LS
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LS
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
Credit Courses
Title
Plumb & Heat Sys
Plumb & Heat Sys
Cons Mgt-Build Cod
Cons Mgt-Build Cod
Arch Detail Draw
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
10010 + ARCH204-60
12472 + ARCH207-60
10013 + ARCH251-60
Fall 2015
Biology
12363 + BIOL119-60
10056 + BIOL121-60
10057 + BIOL121-61
10058 + BIOL136-60
12364 + BIOL137-60
10060 + BIOL138-60
10061 + BIOL140-60
13111 + BIOL140-61
10062 + BIOL142-60
13026 + BIOL143-60
10064 + BIOL201-60
10065 + BIOL201-61
10066 + BIOL202-60
10067 + BIOL202-61
13806 + BIOL205-60
13807 + BIOL205-61
Intro to Evol Biol
Biological Prin I
Biological Prin I
Biological Prin I
Human Genetics Human Genetics Lab
Human Nutrition
Intro Biology
Intro Biology
Lab Intro Biology
Intro Enviro Sci
Intro Enviro Sci
Anatomy & Phys I
Anatomy & Phys I
Anatomy & Phys I
Anatomy & Phys II
Anatomy & Phys II
Anatomy & Phys II
Vertebrate A&P I
Vertebrate A&P I
Vertebrate A&P I
TR
MW
F
F
TR
T
W
MF
TR
W
R
TR
T
TR
T
TR
R
R
MW
W
S
12:30P-1:45P
8:00A-9:50A
9:00A-9:50A
5:00P-9:50P
12:30P-1:45P
10:00A-11:50A
6:00P-9:05P
10:00A-11:10A
2:00P-3:15P
10:00A-11:50A
10:00A-11:50A
12:30P-1:45P
9:00A-10:50A
11:00A-12:15P
5:00P-9:30P
12:30P-1:45P
2:00P-3:50P
5:30P-10:20P
4:00P-5:15P
5:30P-7:25P
8:30A-1:20P
3
4
$30
4
$30
4
$30
3
1
$30
3
3
3
1
$30
4
$30
4
$30
4
$30
4
$30
4
$30
4
$30
4
$30
4
$30
4
$30
4
$30
4
$30
37
Fall 2015
CRN PR Course
Title
Days
Time
Intro to Business
Intro to Business
Personal Finance
Prin of Management
Prin of Management
Prin of Marketing
Prin of Marketing
Small Bus Mgmt
Business Law I
Business Law I
Business Law I
Entrepreneurship
Organiz Behavior
MWF
TR
MWF
TR
M
MWF
R
MWF
TR
TR
M
TR
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
9:30A-10:45A
1:00P-1:50P
11:00A-12:15P
6:00P-9:05P
11:00A-11:50A
6:00P-8:50P
10:00A-10:50A
8:00A-9:15A
12:30P-1:45P
6:00P-9:05P
11:00A-12:15P
9:00A-9:50A
MW
F
1:00P-3:15P
5:30P-10:20P
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
Attributes
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Business
10068 + 10069 + 10071 + 10072 + 13686 + 10074 + 13055 + 10077 + 10079 + 12432 + 13687 + 13831 + 10081 + BUSN110-60
BUSN110-61
BUSN111-60
BUSN112-60
BUSN112-61
BUSN120-60
BUSN120-61
BUSN125-60
BUSN201-60
BUSN201-61
BUSN201-62
BUSN251-60
BUSN301-60
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Bielenin
STAFF
STAFF
Laurie
McFadyen
Fisher
STAFF
STAFF
Devito
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C 124
C 310
C 406
C 124
C 124
C 124
C 301
C 401
C 301
C 125
C 125
C 303
C 124
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
BU
STAFF
STAFF
C 320
C 320
9/9-12/23
9/11-12/23
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
Chemistry
10082 + CHEM151-60 Gen Chemistry I 13736 + CHEM151-61 Gen Chemistry I 4
4
$30
$30
Computer Technology Information Management
10085 CTIM101-60
10087 CTIM102-60
10089 CTIM103-60
Beginning Windows MWF
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Beginning Word
MWF
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Beginning Excel MWF
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
8:00A-8:50A
1
STAFF
C 127
9/8-10/8
8:00A-8:50A
1
STAFF
C 127
10/9-11/11
8:00A-8:50A
1
STAFF
C 127
11/12-12/19
9:00A-9:50A
9:30A-10:45A
8:00A-9:15A
12:30P-1:45P
11:00A-12:15P
10:00A-10:50A
3
3
3
3
3
3
STAFF
Faiella
STAFF
Faiella
Faiella
STAFF
C 208
C 401
C 309
C 124
C 307
C 125
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C 402
C 425
C 402
C 425
C 402
C 425
C 402
C 425
C 402
C 425
C 402
C 402
C 402
C 425
C 402
C 402
C 425
C 402
C 425
C 402
C 402
C 425
C 402
C 402
C 425
C 402
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/11-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
STAFF
STAFF
C 221
C 219
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
Criminal Justice
10093 + 10092 + 13006 + 10096 + 10097 + 12465 + CJUS101-60
CJUS101-61
CJUS223-60
CJUS302-60
CJUS305-60
CJUS316-60
Int-Crim Justice
Int-Crim Justice
Invest Foren Serv
Corrections
Criminal Law
Police, Comm & Soc
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
MWF
Dental (Dental courses are for Dental Assistant majors only.)
10099 DENT102-60
12393 DENT102-61
10100 + DENT103-60
10101 + DENT103-61
10102 + DENT103-62
10103 DENT105-60
10104 DENT106-60
11792 DENT106-61
10105 DENT107-60
10106 DENT107-61
10107 DENT107-62
Dental Mat I
Dental Mat I
Dental Mat I
Dental Mat I
Dental Radio I
Dental Radio I
Dental Radio I
Dental Radio I
Dental Radio I
Dental Radio I
Dent Off Mgmt
Dental Sci I
Dental Sci I
Dental Sci I
Dental Sci I
Dental Sci I
Dental Sci I
Chairside Assist
Chairside Assist
Chairside Assist
Chairside Assist
Chairside Assist
Chairside Assist
Chairside Assist
Chairside Assist
Chairside Assist
T
T
T
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
R
M
F
F
M
F
F
M
W
R
M
R
W
M
R
W
8:00A-10:00A
10:05A-11:55A
8:00A-10:00A
1:00P-2:50P
8:00A-9:50A
10:00A-11:50A
8:00A-9:50A
1:00P-2:50P
8:00A-9:50A
3:00P-4:50P
8:00A-10:25A
8:00A-9:50A
8:00A-9:50A
10:00A-11:50A
8:00A-9:50A
8:00A-9:50A
1:00P-2:50P
10:00A-12:50P
10:00A-11:50A
10:30A-12:50P
10:00A-12:50P
10:30A-12:50P
1:00P-2:50P
10:00A-12:50P
10:30A-12:50P
3:00P-4:50P
W
R
8:00A-9:50A
8:00A-9:50A
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
Diesel
10108 DIES108-60 Electrical Systems
Electrical Systems
38
3
3
Days
T
T
R
M
M
M
M
M
W
TR
W
W
Time
6:00P-9:40P
10:00A-12:50P
12:00P-12:50P
8:00A-9:50A
10:00A-10:50A
1:00P-1:50P
8:00A-9:50A
2:00P-3:50P
6:00P-10:10P
1:00P-2:50P
1:00P-4:50P
6:00P-10:10P
Credits
Fees
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Faculty
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Kearns
STAFF
MWF
T
9:00A-9:50A
5:30P-8:10P
3
3
Roy
STAFF
Room Session Dates
C 219
9/8-12/23
C 219
9/8-12/23
C 219
9/8-12/23
C 211
9/14-12/23
C 221
9/14-12/23
C 221
9/14-12/23
C 219
9/14-12/23
C 221
9/14-12/23
C 221
9/9-12/23
C 219
9/8-12/23
C 221
9/9-12/23
C 219
9/9-12/23
Attributes
Credit Courses
Title
Electrical Systems
Fuel Systems
Fuel Systems
Truck Comp I
Truck Comp I
Truck Comp I
Truck Comp I
Truck Comp I
Marine Diesel Eng
Elect Eng Diagnst
CNG Engines
CNG Engines
Economics
10116 + ECON201-60 Prin of Econ I
10117 + ECON201-61 Prin of Econ I
C 309
C 402
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
Comp-Aid Drafting
TR
12:30P-2:20P
3
STAFF
C 205
Comp-Aid Drafting
TR
12:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
C 209
Registration limited to Architecture students only and those registered in ARCH-123-60.
Comp-Aid Drafting
M
6:00P-10:10P
3
STAFF
C 205
Inter CAD
MWF
11:00A-11:55A
3
STAFF
C 205
Elec Circuit I
TR
10:15A-12:00P
4
STAFF
C 218
Elec Circuit I
R
1:00P-2:50P
4
STAFF
C 218
Intro Engineering
WF
9:00A-10:15A
4
Wasko
C 220
Intro Engineering
M
1:00P-2:50P
4
Wasko
C 220
Micropro & Dgt Sys
WF
8:00A-10:15A
4
STAFF
C 218
Electronic Dev
M
10:00A-11:50A
4
STAFF
C 218
Electronic Dev
WF
10:45A-12:00P
4
STAFF
C 218
Instrmnt & Measure
TR
8:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
C 218
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
Engineering
10159 ENGT107-60
10160 ENGT107-61
13669 ENGT107-62
10161 + ENGT109-60
10162 + ENGT111-60
12972 + ENGT140-60
10167 + ENGT204-60
10168 + ENGT209-60
10170 ENGT227-60
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
ET
ET
ET
ET
ET
ET
ET
English
10118 + ENGL091-60
10120 + ENGL092-60
10119 + ENGL092-61
10121 + ENGL092-62
10124 + ENGL099-60
10123 + ENGL099-61
10126 + ENGL099-62
10132 + ENGL101-60
10134 + ENGL101-61
10131 + ENGL101-62
10130 + ENGL101-63
10127 + ENGL101-64
10135 + ENGL101-65
10129 + ENGL101-66
10128 + ENGL101-67
10137 + ENGL101-68
10139 + ENGL101-69
10146 + ENGL102-60
10142 + ENGL102-61
10144 + ENGL102-62
10143 + ENGL102-63
10145 + ENGL102-64
10148 + ENGL102-65
13721 + ENGL102-66
13850 ENGL121-60
13851 ENGL141-60
10150 + ENGL201-60
10151 + ENGL213-60
10152 + ENGL213-61
Prep Col Read I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prep Col Read II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Prep Col Read II
MW
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prep Col Read II
F
10:00A-10:50A
3
Prep Col Read II
MW
11:00A-11:50A
3
Prep Col Read II
F
11:00A-11:50A
3
Intro Writing
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
Intro Writing
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
Intro Writing
R
6:30P-9:20P
3
English Comp I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
English Comp I
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
English Comp I
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
English Comp I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
English Comp I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
English Comp I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
English Comp I
T
6:30P-9:10P
3
English Comp II
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
Engl Com II-Honors
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
Registration limited to Honors program students only.
English Comp II
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
English Comp II
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
English Comp II
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
English Comp II
W
6:30P-9:35P
3
English Comp II
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Children’s Lit
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Women in Lit
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
English Lit I MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Amer Literature I TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
Amer Literature I TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
STAFF
Cortese
Cortese
Cortese
Cortese
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
LaFontaine
STAFF
Cortese
STAFF
Cortese
STAFF
STAFF
LaFontaine
C 208
C 135
C 312
C 127
C 312
C 127
C 127
C 310
C 124
C 307
C 310
C 135
C 307
C 303
C 305
C 305
C 305
C 127
C 305
C 125
C 305
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Hirschy
STAFF
STAFF
LaFontaine
Rosenthal
Rosenthal
C 303
C 406
C 303
C 402
C 303
C 404
C 309
C 301
C 301
C 301
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
12971 DIES108-61
10111 DIES122-60
10281 DIES123-60
10464 DIES123-61
10113 DIES140-60
10114 DIES222-60
12834 + DIES223-60
13668 + DIES223-61
Fall 2015
39
Fall 2015
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
CRN PR Course
13722 + ENGL213-62
12414 + ENGL214-60
10156 + ENGL251-60
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates Attributes
Amer Literature I TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
Hirschy
C 310
9/8-12/23
HU LA
Amer Literature II
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
C 309
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Honors Sem: Ethics
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
STAFF
C 307
9/9-12/23
HU LA
Registration is limited to Honors program students. Prerequisite of B+ in previous honors courses or permission of coordinator.
Government
10177 + GOVT105-60 Amer Nat Governmnt
10178 + GOVT105-61 Amer Nat Governmnt
MWF
TR
10:00A-10:50A
11:00A-12:15P
3
3
Nagle
STAFF
C 301
C 309
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning
10183 HVAC111-60
10184 HVAC111-61
10186 HVAC121-60
10187 + HVAC201-60
11397 + HVAC206-60
10190 + HVAC213-60
Electric & Cont
Electric & Cont
Electric & Cont
Electric & Cont
Draft-HVAC Tech
Refr Prin/Appl
Refr Prin/Appl
Hydro & Pip Design
Hydro & Pip Design
HVAC Controls
HVAC Controls
TR
F
T
R
MW
TR
M
MWF
F
TR
T
11:00A-12:20P
1:00P-2:50P
4:00P-6:00P
4:00P-6:55P
1:00P-2:50P
8:00A-9:15A
1:00P-2:50P
10:00A-10:50A
1:00P-2:50P
12:30P-1:45P
2:00P-3:50P
4
4
4
4
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C 201
C 201
C 201
C 201
C 209
C 203
C 203
C 201
C 205
C 203
C 201
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
Hist West Civ I
Hist West Civ I
U S History I
U S History I
U S History I
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
F
9:30A-10:45A
11:00A-12:15P
9:00A-9:50A
11:00A-11:50A
6:00P-8:50P
3
3
3
3
3
Mezzano
Mezzano
Nagle
STAFF
STAFF
C 124
C 404
C 301
C 125
C 125
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/11-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
Prep Coll Math I
Prep Coll Math II
Prep Coll Math II
Prep Coll Math II
Prep Coll Math III
Prep Coll Math III
Fundament of Math
Fundament of Math
Fundament of Math
Fundament of Math
Intro Algebra
Intro Algebra
Intro Algebra
Intro Algebra
Inter Algebra
Inter Algebra
Inter Algebra
Inter Algebra
Inter Algebra
Inter Algebra
Contemporary Math Topics Math I Intro Statistics Technical Math I Technical Math II
College Algebra
College Algebra
College Algebra
Precalculus
Calculus I
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
T
MWF
TR
TR
T
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
T
TR
MWF
MW
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
M
TR
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
7:00A-7:50A
8:00A-8:50A
9:00A-9:50A
7:00A-7:50A
8:00A-8:50A
9:00A-9:50A
1:00P-1:50P
8:00A-9:15A
6:30P-9:10P
10:00A-10:50A
8:00A-9:15A
12:30P-1:45P
6:30P-9:10P
8:00A-8:50A
9:00A-9:50A
2:00P-2:50P
9:30A-10:45A
12:30P-1:45P
6:00P-8:40P
12:30P-1:45P
9:00A-9:50A
1:00P-2:15P
11:00A-11:50A
10:00A-10:50A
9:00A-9:50A
9:30A-10:45A
6:00P-9:05P
12:30P-2:15P
10:55A-11:59A
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
DiBona
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
DeVoe
STAFF
Trocher
STAFF
Rosato
STAFF
Rosato
Trocher
C 435
C 127
C 435
C 435
C 127
C 435
C 125
C 125
C 125
C 312
C 309
C 124
C 135
C 303
C 303
C 307
C 307
C 309
C 401
C 401
C 305
C 303
C 305
C 404
C 303
C 406
C 125
C 305
C 309
C 135
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
STAFF
STAFF
C 413
C 413
9/8-10/30
9/8-10/30
History
10192 + 10193 + 10195 + 10196 + 10198 + HIST101-60
HIST101-61
HIST103-60
HIST103-61
HIST103-62
Mathematics
13796 + 13792 + 13794 + 13798 + 13793 + 13795 + 10202 + 10201 + 10199 + 10205 + 10209 + 10208 + 10207 + 10210 + 10213 + 10214 + 10215 + 10212 + 10216 + 10218 + 11783 + 10220 + 10221 + 10222 + 12365 + 10226 + 10225 + 10227 + 10228 +
12366 + MATH001-60
MATH002-60
MATH002-61
MATH002-62
MATH003-60
MATH003-61
MATH010-60
MATH010-61
MATH010-62
MATH010-63
MATH101-60
MATH101-61
MATH101-62
MATH101-63
MATH112-60
MATH112-61
MATH112-63
MATH112-64
MATH112-65
MATH112-66
MATH115-60
MATH121-60
MATH131-60
MATH141-60
MATH142-60
MATH203-60
MATH203-61
MATH203-62
MATH217-60
MATH221-60
Medical Assistant (Medical courses are for Medical Assistant majors only.)
10230 MEDA104-60 Basic Lab Proce M
10:00A-12:30P
Basic Lab Proce W
11:00A-2:00P
7-week course: class runs 9/8-10/30.
40
LA SS
LA SS
3
3
$60
$60
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
$60
STAFF
C 410
9/10-12/23
$60
STAFF
C 413
9/10-12/23
$40
STAFF
C 410
9/14-12/23
$60
STAFF
C 435
9/9-12/23
$60
STAFF
C 410
9/8-12/23
$100
STAFF
C 435
9/9-12/23
$60
Farretta
C
9/10-12/23
$40
STAFF
C 125
9/8-12/23
$60
STAFF
C 413
9/10-12/23
$60 STAFFC 413
9/10-12/23
$60
STAFF
C 413
9/10-12/23
$40
STAFF
9/9-12/23
Attributes
Credit Courses
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Basic Lab Proce T
10:00A-11:50A
3
Basic Lab Proce R
1:00P-2:50P
3
Med Asst Tech I M
12:30P-3:20P
2
Anat/Term I MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
Pharmacology T
9:00A-11:50A
3
Med Off Mgmt I
MWF
9:00A-10:50A
5
Hlth Ins Bill Cod
R
6:00P-9:00P
3
Anat+Term-Med Code
T
6:30P-8:20P
2
Prin+Meth-Phlebtmy
R
9:00A-9:50A
3
Prin+Meth-Phlebtmy
T9:15A-11:45A3
Prin+Meth-Phlebtmy
R
10:00A-11:50A
3
Phleb-Clin Pract MTWRF
2
Modern Language - Spanish
10241 10240 10242 MLSP101-60 Begin Spanish I MLSP101-61 Begin Spanish I MLSP101-62 Begin Spanish I TR
TR
T
8:00A-9:15A
11:00A-12:15P
6:30P-9:10P
3
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C 303
C 125
C 309
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
R
8:00A-9:50A
2
STAFF
C 410
9/10-12/23
HU LA
Con Tech Phy I
Con Tech Phy I
Con-Tech Phy II
College Physics II
College Physics II
W
W
MW
TR
F
6:00P-7:50P
8:05P-10:10P
8:00A-9:50A
8:00A-9:50A
9:00A-9:50A
3
3
3
4
4
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C 303
C 314
C 314
C 314
C 314
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
LA SC
LA SC
LA SC
LA LS SC
LA LS SC
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
Social Psychology
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
M
TR
TR
10:00A-10:50A
11:00A-11:50A
8:00A-9:15A
9:30A-10:45A
11:00A-12:15P
6:30P-9:35P
12:30P-1:45P
9:30A-10:45A
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Galante
STAFF
Galante
Galante
C 310
C 406
C 406
C 307
C 135
C 307
C 310
C 406
9/9-12/23
9/9- 12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
SOCI104-60
SOCI104-61
SOCI104-62
SOCI104-63
SOCI104-64
SOCI104-65
SOCI203-60
SOCI204-60
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Prin of Sociology
Criminology
Soc of Deviance
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
W
TR
TR
9:00A-9:50A
10:00A-10:50A
11:00A-11:50A
9:30A-10:45A
11:00A-12:15P
6:30P-9:35P
12:30P-1:45P
11:00A-12:15P
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Dziuba-Lea
Dziuba-Lea
Dziuba-Lea
Coole
STAFF
Klenert
Coole
Coole
C 404
C 211
C 305
C 312
C 208
C 307
C 307
C 211
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
LASS
LASS
LASS
LASS
LASS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
SPCH105-60
SPCH105-61
SPCH105-62
SPCH105-63
SPCH105-64
SPCH105-65
SPCH107-60
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Speech Comm
Oral Interpret
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
W
S
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
9:00A-9:50A
8:00A-9:15A
9:30A-10:45A
6:30P-9:35P
9:00A-11:50A
11:00A-11:50A
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C 208
C 305
C 211
C 211
C 124
C 303
C 310
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/12-12/23
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
13675 + TCOM110-60 Telecomm I
R
9:00A-10:59A
Telecomm I
TR
11:00A-12:15P
13670 TCOM129-60 IT Essentials
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
13671 TCOM130-60 Intro Networking
T
9:00A-10:50A
Intro Networking
MWF
2:30P-3:20P
13673 TCOM130-61 Intro Networking
MTW
5:30P-8:50P
7-week course: class runs 9/8-10/30.
13674 + TCOM131-60 Routing & Switch
MTW
5:30P-8:50P
7-week course: class runs 11/2-12/23.
4
4
3
4
4
4
Trocher
Trocher
Trocher
Trocher
Trocher
STAFF
C 214
C 214
C 214
C 214
C 214
C 214
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-10/30
3
STAFF
C 214
11/2-12/23
Philosophy
10245 PHIL111-60 Med Law & Ethic
Physics
10248 + PHYS132-60
12367 + PHYS133-60
13063 + PHYS152-60
$30
$30
$30
$30
$30
Psychology
10256 + 10253 + 10254 + 10255 + 10252 + 10260 + 13735 + 10263 + PSYC101-60
PSYC101-61
PSYC101-62
PSYC101-63
PSYC101-64
PSYC101-65
PSYC101-66
PSYC301-60
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
10231 MEDA104-61
10232 MEDA107-60
10233 MEDA108-60
10234 MEDA109-60
10235 MEDA229-60
10236 MEDA231-60
10237 MEDA232-60
10238 MEDA301-60
10239 + MEDA401-60
Fall 2015
Sociology
10269 + 10267 + 10268 + 10264 + 10265 + 10271 + 10273 + 10274 + Speech
10275 10278 10276 10277 10280 10279 13852 + Telecommunications
41
Fall 2015
CRN PR Course
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
Attributes
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
Veterinary Tech
13799 + VTSC101-60
13800 + VTSC101-61
Intro to Vet Tech
TR
1:00P-2:15P
3
STAFF
Registration is limited to students in the Veterinary Technician program.
Intro to Vet Tech
R
6:00P-8:50P
3
STAFF
Registration limited to students in the Veterinary Technician program.
C 312
9/8-12/23
C 303
9/10-12/23
Middleborough
CRN PR Course
Title
Days
Time
TR
TR
MWF
10:05A-11:55A
12:20P-1:55P
10:00A-10:50A
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates
Attributes
Accounting
11348 + ACCT105-M1 Financial Acct I
13056 + ACCT107-M1 Managerial Account
13057 + ACCT302-M1 Computr Bus Appl
4
4
3
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
MD 102
MD 102
MD 102
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
BU
BU
BU
Biology
13027 + BIOL115-M1
12370 + BIOL121-M1
12371 + BIOL121-M2
13801 + BIOL136-M1
13803 + BIOL137-M1
11350 + BIOL138-M1
13816 + BIOL139-M1
13804 + BIOL143-M1
12375 + BIOL201-M1
12376 + BIOL201-M2
12377 + BIOL202-M1
13028 + BIOL202-M2
13805 + BIOL202-M3
Human Form & Funct
M
5:30P-9:40P
3
$390
Zoubina
MD 108 9/14-12/23
LA SC
For paramedic program certificate students only. Info. sessions scheduled 6/3,6/23,7/18,8/10,8/20, contact x4003.
Biological Prin I
M
8:00A-9:50A
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
WF
8:00A-9:15A
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Biological Prin I
R
5:00P-9:50P
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/10-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Genetics TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
MD 104 9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Human Genetics Lab
R
2:30P-4:15P
1
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/10-12/23
LS
Human Nutrition
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
STAFF
MD 108 9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Nutrition Lab
F
2:00P-3:45P
1
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/11-12/23
LS
Intro Enviro Sci
MW
2:45P-4:45P
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Anatomy & Phys I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Anatomy & Phys I
T
12:30P-2:15P
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Anatomy & Phys I
T
5:30P-10:00P
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Anatomy & Phys II
TR
11:00A-12:15P
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Anatomy & Phys II
R
12:30P-2:15P
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/8-12/23
LA LS SC
Anatomy & Phys II
W
5:30P-10:40P
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Anatomy & Phys II
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Anatomy & Phys II
F
12:30P-1:45P
4
$30
STAFF
MD 108 9/9-12/23
LA LS SC
Business
13058 + 13688 + 13689 + 13449 + BUSN106-M1 Confer-Event Plan
BUSN110-M1 Intro to Business
BUSN120-M1 Prin of Marketing
BUSN201-M1 Business Law I
T
MW
MWF
TR
6:00P-8:40P
1:00P-2:15P
11:00A-11:50A
8:00A-9:15A
3
3
3
3
STAFF
Minichiell
STAFF
STAFF
MD 105
MD 104
MD 104
MD 106
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
S
9:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
MD 104
9/12-12/23
6:00P-8:55P
1
STAFF
MD 102
9/8-10/8
6:00P-8:55P
1
STAFF
MD 102
10/9-11/11
6:00P-8:55P
1
STAFF
MD 102 11/12-12/19
6:00P-9:05P
3
STAFF
MD 104
BU
BU
BU
BU
Child Care Education
13815 + CCED102-M1 Dev-Early Child
Computer Technology Information Management
11360 CTIM101-M1
11361 CTIM102-M1
11362 CTIM103-M1
Beginning Windows T
Class meets 9/8-10/8.
Beginning Word
T
Class meets 10/9-11/11.
Beginning Excel T
Class meets 11/12-12/19.
Criminal Justice
13725 + CJUS101-M1 Int-Crim Justice
W
9/9-12/23
EMS - Paramedic
42
13582 EMSP112-M1
13461 + EMSP201-M1
13726 + EMSP202-M1
13462 + EMSP209-M1
Para Pharmacology
W
5:30P-7:30P
2
$260
STAFF
MD 103 9/9-12/23
For paramedic program certificate students only. Info. sessions scheduled 6/3,6/23,7/18,8/10,8/20, contact x4003.
Paramedic I
S
8:30A-5:00P
9
$1170
STAFF
9/10-12/23
Paramedic I
MR
5:30P-9:30P
9
$1170
STAFF
MD 109 9/10-12/23
For paramedic program certificate students only. Info. sessions scheduled 6/3,6/23,7/18,8/10,8/20, contact x4003.
Paramedic II
S
8:30A-5:00P
9
STAFF
9/8-12/23
Paramedic II
TR
5:30P-9:30P
9
STAFF
MD L127 9/8-12/23
For paramedic program certificate students only. Info. sessions scheduled 6/3,6/23,7/18,8/10,8/20, contact x4003.
Paramed Clinical I
2
$260
STAFF
9/9-12/23
For paramedic program certificate students only. Info. sessions scheduled 6/3,6/23,7/18,8/10,8/20, contact x4003.
English
13869 + ENGL092-M1
11366 + ENGL099-M1
11369 + ENGL101-M1
11367 + ENGL101-M2
11368 + ENGL101-M3
13839 + ENGL101-M4
13840 + ENGL101-M5
13841 + ENGL101-M6
11370 + ENGL102-M1
12777 + ENGL102-M2
13842 + ENGL119-M1
11372 + ENGL213-M1
Prep Col Read II
MWF
11:00A-11:50A
3
STAFF
Intro Writing
MWF
10:00A-10:50A
3
STAFF
Permission of instructor only. Paired course: corequisite of ENGL-101-M1
English Comp I
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
English Comp I
TR
9:30A-10:45A
3
STAFF
English Comp I
M
6:30P-9:35P
3
STAFF
English Comp I
MWF
8:00A-8:50A
3
STAFF
English Comp I
MWF
1:00P-1:50P
3
STAFF
English Comp I
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
English Comp II
MWF
9:00A-9:50A
3
STAFF
English Comp II
TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
Creative Writing
MW
1:00P-2:15P
3
STAFF
Amer Literature I TR
11:00A-12:15P
3
STAFF
MD 106
MD 106
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
MD 104
MD 106
MD 106
MD 103
MD 109
MD 103
MD 106
MD 106
MD MD 105
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
HU LA
Film
13843 + FILM122-M1 Film and Society
M
2:00P-4:45P
3
STAFF
MD 105
9/14-12/23
HU LA SS
MWF
R
9:00A-9:50A
5:30P-8:20P
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
MD 105
MD 104
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
TR
TR
MWF
M
MWF
9:30A-10:45A
8:00A-9:15A
11:00A-11:50A
5:30P-8:35P
10:00A-10:50A
3
3
3
3
3
Mastrangel
Mastrangel
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
MD 109
MD 109
MD 105
MD 105
MD 105
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/14-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
R
MWF
MWF
R
MWF
R
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
MWF
MW
MW
W
MWF
MW
6:00P-8:50P
11:00A-11:50A
11:00A-11:50A
6:00P-8:50P
11:00A-11:50A
6:00P-8:50P
9:00A-9:50A
10:00A-10:50A
9:30A-10:45A
11:00A-12:15P
9:00A-9:50A
3:00P-4:15P
11:00A-12:15P
6:00P-9:05P
10:00A-10:50A
1:00P-2:45P
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
OHeir-Coel
OHeir-Coel
OHeir-Coel
OHeir-Coel
STAFF
Keating
Keating
STAFF
STAFF
Keating
MD 102
MD 102
MD 102
MD 102
MD 102
MD 102
MD 109
MD 104
MD 104
MD 109
MD 102
MD 104
MD 103
MD 109
MD 109
MD 106
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/10-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
9/9-12/23
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
11837 MLSL101-M1 Amer Sign Lang I
TR
8:00A-10:40A
7-week course: class runs 9/8-10/30.
3
STAFF
MD 103
9/8-10/30
HU LA ML
Government
13009 + GOVT105-M1 Amer Nat Governmnt
13010 + GOVT105-M2 Amer Nat Governmnt
History
12467 + 11809 + 11377 + 13813 + 12485 + HIST101-M1
HIST102-M1
HIST103-M1
HIST103-M2
HIST104-M1
Hist West Civ I
Hist West Civ II
U S History I
U S History I
U S History II
Mathematics
13854 + 13856 + 13825 + 13826 + 13828 + 13829 + 12379 + 12381 + 11379 + 11381 + 13867 + 13031 + 13032 + 11383 + 12385 + 13739 + MATH001-M2 Prep Coll Math I
MATH001-M3 Prep Coll Math I
MATH002-M1 Prep Coll Math II
MATH002-M2 Prep Coll Math II
MATH003-M1 Prep Coll Math III
MATH003-M2 Prep Coll Math III
MATH010-M1 Fundament of Math
MATH101-M1 Intro Algebra
MATH101-M2 Intro Algebra
MATH112-M1 Inter Algebra
MATH112-M2 Inter Algebra
MATH122-M1 Topics Math II
MATH131-M1 Intro Statistics MATH131-M2 Intro Statistics MATH203-M1 College Algebra
MATH217-M1 Precalculus
Credit Courses
Title
Days
Time
Credits
Fees
Faculty
Room Session Dates Attributes
Paramed Clinic II
2
STAFF
9/8-12/23
For paramedic program certificate students only. Info. sessions scheduled 6/3,6/23,7/18,8/10,8/20, contact x4003.
Paramed Fld Intern
2
STAFF
9/8-12/23
For paramedic program certificate students only. Info. sessions scheduled 6/3,6/23,7/18,8/10,8/20, contact x4003.
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
CRN PR Course
13727 + EMSP210-M1
13728 + EMSP211-M1
Fall 2015
Modern Language - Sign Language
Modern Language - Spanish
13845 MLSP101-M1 Begin Spanish I 13846 + MLSP102-M1 Begin Spanish II
TR
W
12:30P-1:45P
6:00P-9:05P
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
MD 104
MD 105
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
HU LA ML
HU LA ML
TR
8:00A-9:15A
3
STAFF
MD 105
9/8-12/23
HU LA
MWF
S
M
10:00A-10:50A
9:00A-11:50A
5:30P-8:35P
3
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
MD 103
MD 105
MD 104
9/9-12/23
9/12-12/23
9/14-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
LA SS
Philosophy
13723 + PHIL101-M1 Intro Philosophy
Psychology
11388 + PSYC101-M1 General Psychology
13011 + PSYC101-M2 General Psychology
13814 + PSYC201-M1 Abnormal Psych
43
Fall 2015
CRN PR Course
Title
Days
11390 + PSYC205-M1 Human Growth & Dev
T
Time
6:30P-8:10P
Credits
Fees
3
Faculty
STAFF
Room Session Dates
MD 109 9/8-12/23
Attributes
LA SS
R
6:00P-8:50P
3
STAFF
9/10-12/23
MWF
T
9:00A-9:50A
6:00P-8:40P
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
MD 103
MD 103
9/9-12/23
9/8-12/23
LA SS
LA SS
SPCH105-M1 Speech Comm
SPCH105-M2 Speech Comm
TR
MW
11:00A-12:15P
1:00P-2:15P
3
3
STAFF
STAFF
MD 103
MD 103
9/8-12/23
9/9-12/23
FA HU LA
FA HU LA
THET200-M1 Intro to Acting
TR
12:30P-1:45P
3
STAFF
MD 109
9/8-12/23
FA HU LA
Security
Massasoit Fall 2015 Courses
Credit Courses
13865 + SECU101-M1 Private Security
Sociology
11392 + SOCI104-M1 Prin of Sociology
11810 + SOCI104-M2 Prin of Sociology
Speech
11861 13838 Theatre
13844 New Programs for Fall 2015
Associate Degree
Veterinary Technician
Associate Degree
Social Science Transfer
Students in this program will be
provided with the foundation
necessary to transfer to a four-year
institution in a social science major,
including anthropology, economics,
psychology, geography, religion,
sociology, and other related fields.
Offered in collaboration with Norfolk County Agricultural
High School, graduates of this two-year program will earn
an Associate in Applied Science in Veterinary Technology
degree. The program will prepare students to take the
Veterinary Technical
National Exam (VTNE).
Students can expect to
learn animal physiology
and anatomy, handling
and examination,
anesthesia, and ethical
behavior and clinical
management practices.
Certificate
Private Security
With two certificate options –
Basic and Intermediate – students
who receive a Private Security
certificate will be equipped to
work as private investigators,
security guards, bailiffs, or in
parking enforcement..
Associate Degree
Engineering Transfer
Graduates of this two-year program will not only receive an
Associate of Science degree, but will be prepared to transfer to
a four-year institution with the first two years of their degree
complete. Programs are available in Civil, Electrical, Chemical,
and Mechanical Engineering.
Associate Degree
Telecommunications
The two-year program will allow
students to earn anAssociate in
Applied Science degree, preparing
graduates for a career in computer
systems, telecommunications,
network security, and information
technology.
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massasoit community college
STUDENT
REGISTRATION FORM*
FALL 20____
SPRING 20____
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
STREET ADDRESS
CELL PHONE NUMBER
Mail completed form to:
Registrar’s Office
One Massasoit Blvd., Brockton, MA 02302-3996
registrar@massasoit.mass.edu
or fax form with credit card authorization to:
Fax: 781-401-9804
MIDDLE NAME
CITY
-
OTHER PHONE
HOME
SSN OR STUDENT I.D. NUMBER
STATE
-
ZIP CODE
DATE OF BIRTH (MM/DD/YYYY)
WORK
*NOTE: ALL STUDENTS (ENROLLING IN CREDIT COURSES) MUST COMPLETE THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS FORM
Race/Ethnicity: (Optional)
Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic/Latino?
Yes
No
In addition, select one or more racial categories to describe yourself:
American Indian/Alaskan Native
Asian
Haitian
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
Have you attended Massasoit before?
Yes
Black/African-American
No
Male
Veteran
Female
Dependent of veteran
High School student
Member of the armed forces
Cape Verdean
White
Email address:________________________________________________
If you have a disability for which you believe you need a reasonable accommodation, please contact the Disabilities Services Providers at ext. 1805 or 2132.
NOTE: Please be advised that ceasing to attend a class DOES NOT constitute a withdrawal. If the proper form is not completed, a grade of Failure (F) will be
recorded and financial aid, if awarded, may be cancelled.
CRN
COURSE/SECTION
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
-
Non-degree students must submit proof of successful completion of prerequisite(s) along with the registration form.
TUITION REFUND POLICY: Credit courses: Withdrawal before classes begin: 100% of tuition and fees. Refunds after classes begin are based on the meeting time of
the class. For full-semester courses, students have a period of one week from the first scheduled class meeting to add or drop a course with a 100% refund. During
the second week of the scheduled class meeting, students will receive a 50% refund. From that point, there is no refund. Please see the refund schedule for all
classes on our website at www.massasoit.edu/refund. Non-credit Courses: Withdrawals before the start of the first class are granted a full 100% refund.
Withdrawals after the first class are refunded 0–50% depending on the length of the course.
Student Signature
PAYMENT BY:
Credit Card
Check
Date
Cost Calculation
Please be sure to check current brochure for cost information.
x $187 =
Credit Hours
+ Course Fees (For Science, Allied Health & Online Courses)
+ Student Insurance (9 Cr. hrs. or more)
+ Community Education Courses
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE
$
$
$
$
$
Tuition for non-Massachusetts residents (out-of-state and foreign) is $393 per credit.
CHARGE CARD AUTHORIZATION
ACCOUNT NUMBER
MONTH
YEAR
EXPIRATION DATE
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
NAME AS SHOWN ON CARD
SIGNATURE OF CARDHOLDER
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Last Name______________________________________________First Name_________________________________MI________
Street Address_______________________________City_________________________State_____________Zip Code____________
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Are you a U.S. Citizen?___________Yes___________No. If not, please complete the following:
Are you a Permanent Resident?______Yes _________No (If yes, list alien registration number:______________________________)
If you are not a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident, please state your Visa or immigration status in detail:_________________________
Please check the in-state or reduced tuition eligibility category that applies to you:
_____I have been a Massachusetts resident for six (6) continuous months and intend to remain here.
As proof of my intent to remain in Massachusetts, I possess at least 2 of the following documents, which I shall present to the institution upon
request. These documents* are dated within one (1) year of the start date of the academic semester for which I seek to enroll (except possibly
for my high school diploma). The institution reserves the right to make any additional inquiries regarding the applicant’s status and to require
submission of any additional documentation it deems necessary.
Please check-off those documents you possess as proof of your intent to remain in Massachusetts.
_____Valid Driver’s license
_____Utility bills*
_____Employment pay stub*
_____Valid Car registration
_____Voter registration*
_____State/Federal tax returns*
_____Mass. High School Diploma
_____Signed lease or rent receipt* _____Military home of record*
_____Record of parents’ residency for unemancipated person*
_____Other___________________
_____I am an eligible participant in the New England Board of Higher Education’s Regional Student Program.
_____I am a member of the armed forces (or spouse or unemancipated child) on active duty in Massachusetts.
Certification of Information
I certify that this information is true and accurate. I understand that any misrepresentation, omission or incorrect information shall
be cause for disciplinary action up to dismissal, with no right of appeal or to a tuition refund.
Applicant Signature:__________________________________________________________________________Date:_____________
Parent/Guardian Signature (Applicant is Under 18 Years Old):_________________________________________Date:_____________
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY - DO NOT WRITE IN THIS BOX
I have reviewed the above information in order to determine this individual’s eligibility to receive the in-state tuition rate. Based on my review I have determined
that this individual:
_____IS eligible for the in-state tuition rate.
_____IS NOT eligible for the in-state tuition rate.
_____I am unable to make a determination at this time. The following additional information has been requested from the applicant:
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Authorized College Personnel:_________________________________________________________Date:____________
PRIVACY STATEMENT
By completing the registration form, I understand that the information will be held in confidence and Massasoit Community College will only disclose information
to authorized school officials who act in the student’s educational interest within the limitations of their “need to know” and to authorized government entities.
Massasoit Community College strictly adheres to FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974) (www.massasoit.edu/ferpa) which sets forth requirements
regarding the privacy of student records. Any inquiries or concerns regarding the methods of holding data and types of data to be held may be addressed to the
Vice President of Enrollment Management.
NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION
Massasoit Community College is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability,
religion, age, veteran status, genetic information, gender identity or sexual orientation in its programs and activities as required by Title IX of the Educational
Amendments of 1972, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and other
applicable statutes and college policies. The College prohibits sexual harassment, including sexual violence. Inquiries or complaints concerning discrimination,
harassment, retaliation or sexual violence shall be referred to the Title IX Coordinator, Yolanda Dennis, Office of Institutional Diversity, 508-588-9100 x1309, Brockton
Campus, Administration Building, Room 229, ydennis@massasoit.mass.edu, or the College’s Affirmative Action Officer, Donna R. Boissel, Human Resources, 508-5889100, x1505, Brockton Campus, Administration Building, Room 233, dboissel@massasoit.mass.edu, the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, the Equal
Employment Opportunities Commission or the United States Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.
CORI/SORI
Students interested in participating in an academic or non-credit program that involves working with children, the disabled, or vulnerable populations including a
clinical affiliation with a private and/or public health care provider, may be required to undergo Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) and/or a Sex Offender
Record Information (SORI) checks. Unsatisfactory CORI status will prohibit participation in Clinical/Internship experiences. CORI checks may be performed pursuant
to Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 6, Sections 167-178B, and consistent with guidelines promulgated by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of
Public Health. SORI checks may be performed pursuant to Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 6, Sections 178C.
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New
Coming this fall!
In partnership with the Gould Construction Institute, Massasoit will be offering
the following trade-related courses:
Carpentry 2 - (Canton Campus)
Electrical 1, 2, 3 & 4 - (Brockton & Canton Campus
Pipefitting 3 - (Canton Campus)
Sheet Metal 1 & 4 - (Canton Campus)
Sprinkler Fitting 3 - (Canton Campus)
For more details, call 508-588-9100 x1310.
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Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
Fall 2015
Brockton Campus
CRN
Course
Title
Days
Time
Cost
Instructor
R
6:00P-8:00P
$37
Little
Room
Dates
Arts & Music
13875
CSAL119-B4
Lizzie Borden Saga
T 221 10/22-10/22
Business Skills
13121 CSBU013-01 Poker Dealer
Online
$1597
13876 CSBU052-P2 Vet Assistant 1
T
6:00P-9:30P
$227
Saturdays: 9/19 & 10/10 (9:00 am-12:00 pm). All classes held in Plymouth. Call x1310
13877 CSBU053-P2
Vet Assistant 2
T
6:00P-9:30P
$227
Saturdays: 11/7 & 12/5 (9:00 am-12:00 pm). All classes held in Plymouth. Call x1310
13125 CSBU150-B2 Event Plan/Careers
T
6:00P-9:00P
$177
13126 CSBU151-B2 Event Plan/Found.
T
6:00P-9:00P
$177
13127 CSBU152-B2 Event Marketing
T
6:00P-9:00P
$177
13129 CSBU171-B2 HR Certificate-P1
T
6:00P-8:30P
$207
13130 CSBU172-B2 HR Certificate-P2
T
6:00P-8:30P
$207
13131 CSBU300-01 Lean Manufacturing
Online
$897
13132 CSBU301-03 Sarbanes Oxley Act
Online
$327
13133 CSBU311-01 Adv Legal Research Online
$300
13134 CSBU312-01 Dispute Resolution Online
$300
13135 CSBU313-01 Bankruptcy Law
Online
$300
13136 CSBU314-01 Business Law
Online
$300
13137 CSBU315-01 Constitutional Law
Online
$300
13138 CSBU316-01 Criminal Law
Online
$300
13140 CSBU317-01 Criminal Procedure Online
$300
13141 CSBU318-02 Education Law
Online
$300
13142 CSBU319-02 Estate Planning
Online
$300
13143 CSBU320-02 Family Law
Online
$300
13144 CSBU321-02 Immigration Law
Online
$300
13145 CSBU322-02 Intellectual Prop
Online
$300
13146 CSBU323-02 Real Property
Online
$300
13147 CSBU324-02 Victim Advocacy
Online
$300
13139 CSBU325-01 Law Software
Online
$729
13148 CSBU325-02 Law Software
Online
$729
13878 CSBU331-01 Intro Entrepreneur
Online
$127
13879 CSBU332-01 Lead & Mgmt Entrep Online
$127
13880 CSBU347-01 Intro to HR Mgmt
Online
$77
13881 CSBU348-01 Public Speaking
Online
$97
13882 CSBU349-01 Leading Teams
Online
$77
13883 CSBU360-01 Managing People
Online
$77
13884 CSBU361-01 Time Management
Online
$77
13885 CSBU370-01 Capital Campaigns Online
$77
13886 CSBU371-01 Fundraising for NP Online
$147
13887 CSBU372-01 Intro to NP Mgmt
Online
$97
13888 CSBU373-01 NP Board & Vol Dev Online
$147
13889 CSBU532-B1 Prof Development
M
9:00A-12:00P
$89
13890 CSBU539-P1 Project Mgt Software
M
8:00A-12:00P
$89
All classes held at Plymouth Chamber of Commerce.
13891 CSBU540-P5 Grant Writ NonProfit
F
9:00A-12:00P
$209
All classes held at Plymouth Chamber of Commerce. No class 10/30.
13892 CSBU549-P2 Speaking for Business
T
9:00A-12:00P
$299
All classes held at Plymouth Chamber of Commerce. No class 11/24
STAFF
Gouthro
9/8-12/9
Offsite 9/9-10/20
Gouthro
Offsite 10/27-12/15
Salhaney
Salhaney
Salhaney
Boissel
Boissel
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
B 437
B 437
B 437
H 552
H 552
MC 101
Offsite
9/8-10/6
10/13-11/10
11/17-12/15
9/8-10/13
10/27-12/1
10/7-11/4
11/4-12/9
8/24-10/9
8/24-10/9
8/24-10/9
8/24-10/9
8/24-10/9
8/24-10/9
8/24-10/9
10/19-12/4
10/19-12/4
10/19-12/4
10/19-12/4
10/19-12/1
10/19-12/4
10/19-12/4
8/24-10/9
10/19-12/4
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
9/14-9/14
9/14-9/14
STAFF
Offsite 10/16-11/13
STAFF
Offsite 11/10-12/8
Computer Courses
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13151
13152
13154
13155
13894
13156
13895
13896
13159
13162
CSCC101-B1
CSCC102-B1
CSCC201-B1
CSCC202-B1
CSCC296-01
CSCC301-01
CSCC309-01
CSCC314-02
CSCC501-B4
CSCC526-B4
Introduction Word
Introduction Excel
Intermediate Word
Intermediate Excel
Comp TIA Cloud
Cisco CCNA Cert
Resp Web Design
Int Photoshop CC
Intermediate Excel
Intro to Excel
M
6:00P-10:00P
M
6:00P-10:00P
M
6:00P-10:00P
M
6:00P-10:00P
Online
Online
Online
Online
R
9:00A-12:00P
R
9:00A-12:00P
$157
$157
$157
$157
$597
$1997
$97
$97
$79
$79
Meggison
Meggison
Meggison
Meggison
STAFF
STAFF STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
B 111
B 111
B 111
B 111
MC 101
MC 101
9/14-9/28
11/9-11/23
10/19-11/2
11/30-12/14
9/9-12/16
9/9-12/16
9/16-10/23
10/14-11/20
11/12-11/12
10/8-10/8
Course
13163 CSCC532-B4
13164 CSCC535-B4
13893 CSCC545-P5
13897 CSCC556-B4
13898 CSCC570-B4
Title
Days
Excel for Proj Mgrs
R
Reports/Dashboards
R
Google Business
F
All classes held at Plymouth Chamber of Commerce.
PowerPoint Tips
R
Advanced Formulas
R
Time
Cost
Instructor
8:00A-12:00P
8:00A-12:00P
8:00A-12:00P
$89
$89
$89
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
MC 101 9/24-9/24
MC 101 12/10-12/10
Offsite 12/11-12/11
Room
Dates
9:00A-12:00P
9:00A-12:00P
$79
$79
STAFF
STAFF
MC 101 11/5-11/5
MC 101 12/3-12/3
Education
13237 CSED010-B1
13450 CSED020-B2
Transitional ESOL
MW
5:30P-8:30P
$187
Labonte
B 327
9/9-11/4
Assessment required prior to registration: contact x1790.
HiSet Review
TR
6:00P-9:00P
$157
STAFF
T540 10/20-12/15
Pre-assessment required. Walk-in 5:30 PM sharp, Room T540, Mondays: 8/3, 8/17, 11/23, 12/14. Tuesdays: 9/8, 9/22, 10/6, 10/13.
Finance
13239
13240
13902
13903
13904
CSFN003-B2
CSFN300-01
CSFN301-01
CSFN303-01
CSFN304-01
Extreme Couponing
Tax Preparer Cert Bookkpr w/QB12
A&F Entrepreneurs Managing Budgets T
7:00P-9:30P
Online
Online
Online
Online
$47
$2197
$1997
$127
$77
Lahens
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
T 221
9/29-9/29
9/9-12/16
9/9-12/16
9/23-12/9
9/23-12/9
CPR & AED
T
4:00P-9:00P
CPR & AED
S
9:00A-2:00P
CPR & AED
S
9:00A-2:00P
Meditation 101
M
6:00P-7:30P
Home Health Aide
MW
6:00P-10:00P
An interview is required prior to registration, call x1310.
Pharmacy Tech-Pt 1
T
6:00P-10:00P
An interview is required prior to registration, call x1310.
Medical Interpreter
TWRF
4:30P-9:30P
Medical Interpreter
S
9:00A-3:30P
CT Registry Review
S
8:30A-4:30P
Beginner Tai Chi
M
5:30P-6:30P
Oral Health Ed.
R
6:30P-8:30P
Water Aerobics
TR
5:30P-6:30P
Water Aerobics
TR
5:30P-6:30P
Elec Health Record
Online
ServSafe Cert
M
8:30A-1:00P
ServSafe Exam
M
11:00A-1:00P
Medical Terms
Online
Medical Math
Online
$67
$67
$67
$87
$477
Wood
Wood
Wood
Larson
Boyd
H 555 9/15-9/15
H 555 9/26-9/26
H 555 10/17-10/17
FH 202 11/2-12/7
H 225 9/14-12/21
$377
Young
B 225
9/8-12/15
$1077
$1077
$167
$87
$37
$87
$87
$1497
$199
$99
$97
$97
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF T 223
T 223
H 329
FH 205
H 224
FH 101
FH 101
MC 101
MC 101
12/1-12/18
10/3-12/12
10/10-10/10
10/19-12/7
10/15-10/15
9/8-10/15
10/20-12/1
9/23-12/9
11/2-11/9
11/9-11/9
9/16-10/23
10/14-11/20
Health and Fitness
13242 CSHH001-B1
13243 CSHH001-B2
13244 CSHH001-B3
13246 CSHH006-B1
13905 CSHH025-B1
13249 CSHH046-B2
13250 CSHH054-B2
13906 CSHH054-B6
13251 CSHH108-B6
13907 CSHH140-B1
13908 CSHH149-B4
13253 CSHH360-B1
13254 CSHH360-B2
13255 CSHH370-01
13909 CSHH550-B2
13910 CSHH551-B2
13911 CSHH600-01
13912 CSHH601-02
Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
CRN
Fall 2015
Language and Travel
13488
13259
13260
13261
13262
13263
13264
13265
13266
CSLT006-B2
CSLT300-01
CSLT301-01
CSLT302-01
CSLT303-02
CSLT304-02
CSLT305-03
CSLT306-03
CSLT307-03
Artistic Sign Workshop
Span-EMT/Paramedic Span-Firefighters
Span-Health Care Span/Law Enforcement Span/Social Service Span-Banking
Span-Construction Span-Food Service T
6:30P-9:00P
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
$77
$167
$167
$167
$167
$167
$167
$167
$167
Duke
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
FA 330 9/22-10/27
9/9-10/7
9/9-10/7
9/9-10/7
10/7-11/4
10/7-11/4
11/4-12/2
11/4-12/2
11/4-12/2
SC 224
SC 224
B 224
B 327
B 224
Personal Interests
13267
13913
13914
13269
13270
CSPI042-B2
CSPI048-B7
CSPI070-B4
CSPI103-B2
CSPI141-B3
The Art of the Pie
Bread Making
US Hist. Since 1945
Digital Photograph
The Writer Within
T
U
R
T
W
6:00P-9:00P
2:00P-6:00P
6:00P-8:00P
7:00P-9:00P
6:30P-8:30P
$67
$77
$97
$67
$137
Wright
Curtis
Smith
Davis
Larson
Contract Law
Res. Rental Agency
Condos/Coops/Timeshare
Financing
Appraisal Process
Brokerage Relation
S
S
S
S
S
S
10:15A-12:15P
8:00A-10:00A
1:15P-3:15P
1:15P-3:15P
10:15A-12:15P
8:00A-10:00A
$57
$57
$57
$57
$57
$57
Pacheco
Pacheco
Pacheco
Pacheco
Pacheco
Pacheco
11/3-11/10
11/8-11/15
10/22-11/19
9/22-9/29
9/16-10/28
Real Estate
13278
13279
13283
13285
13287
13289
CSRE005-B6
CSRE009-B6
CSRE021-B6
CSRE025-B6
CSRE026-B6
CSRE030-B6
B 544 11/7-11/7
B 544 11/7-11/7
B 544 11/14-11/14
B 544 11/7-11/7
B 544 11/14-11/14
B 544 11/14-11/14
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Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
Fall 2015
CRN
Course
Title
13290
13291
CSRE100-B2
CSRE105-B2
MA Sales Prep
Real Est Investment
Days
Time
Cost
Instructor
T
T
5:45P-10:00P
6:00P-9:00P
$407
$187
Pacheco
Pacheco
R
4:45P-5:45P
R
6:00P-10:00P
R
6:00P-9:30P
R
6:00P-9:30P
Online
Online
Online
TR
6:00P-9:00P
TR
6:00P-9:00P
TR
6:00P-9:00P
TR
6:00P-9:00P
$47
$77
$67
$67
$197
$197
$97
$1505
$1505
$1505
$1505
Balutis
Balutis
Balutis
Balutis
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Days
Cost
Room
Dates
B 544 9/15-11/17
B 544 11/24-12/15
Technical Training
13915
13916
13917
13918
13920
13921
13922
14006
14007
14008
14009
CSTT020-B4
CSTT023-B4
CSTT027-B4
CSTT028-B4
CSTT612-01
CSTT613-03
CSTT614-03
CSTT703-B2
CSTT705-B2
CSTT707-B2
CSTT709-B2
Professional Ethic
266 CMR Regulation
Plumbing/Home Insp
Heating/Home Insp
PMP Cert Prep I
PMP Cert Prep II
HighSpeed/ProjMgmt Electrical 1, Pt 1
Electrical 2, Pt 1
Electrical 3, Pt 1
Electrical 4, Pt 1
FA 329
FA 329
FA 329
FA 329
T 113
T 116
T 324
T 325
9/17-9/17
9/17-9/17
10/1-10/1
10/15-10/15
9/16-10/23
11/11-12/18
11/11-12/18
9/15-12/10
9/15-12/10
9/15-12/10
9/15-12/10
Canton Campus
CRN Course
Title
Time
Instructor
Room Dates
Business Skills
13304 CSBU007-C6
13305 CSBU008-C2
13306 CSBU009-C2
13307 CSBU014-C6
13923 CSBU080-C4
13313 CSBU130-C2
13314 CSBU161-C2
13315 CSBU162-C2
13316 CSBU163-C2
13317 CSBU165-C3
13924 CSBU531-C5
Starting Business
Small Biz Marketing
Internet Marketing
Small Biz Finance
MCLP Test Prep
Paralegal Cert
Interior Design/Basics
Interior Design/Color
Interior Design/Layout
Staging a Home
Work Relationships
S
T
T
S
R
TR
T
T
T
W
F
9:00A-12:00P
6:00P-8:00P
6:00P-8:00P
9:00A-12:00P
6:00P-9:00P
6:30P-9:30P
6:30P-9:00P
6:30P-9:00P
6:30P-9:00P
6:30P-8:30P
9:00A-12:00P
$57
$127
$67
$57
$197
$1289
$137
$247
$207
$137
$89
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Watson
STAFF
Avidon
Avidon
Avidon
Avidon
STAFF
C 305 10/17-10/24
C 307 9/15-10/20
C 307 10/6-10/13
C 301 11/14-11/21
C 305 10/1-10/29
C 133 9/8-12/17
C 310
9/8-9/22
C 310 9/29-11/3
C 310 11/10-12/8
C 305 10/7-10/14
C 133 10/23-10/23
Computer Series
Beginning Computer
MS Outlook 2013
MS Excel 2013
MS Word 2013
QuickBooks
MS PowerPoint 2013
MS Access 2013
Intermediate Excel
Intermediate Excel
Intro Word
Intro to Excel
Intro to Excel
Pivot Tables in Excel
Intro to iPads
Inter iPads
Advanced Formulas
MTWR
MT
WR
TWRF
MTWR
MTWR
MT
WR
W
F
W
W
F
F
T
T
W
4:30P-9:30P
4:30P-9:30P
4:30P-9:30P
4:30P-9:30P
4:30P-9:30P
4:30P-9:30P
4:30P-9:30P
4:30P-9:30P
9:00A-12:00P
9:00A-12:00P
9:00A-12:00P
9:00A-12:00P
9:00A-12:00P
9:00A-12:00P
9:00A-12:00P
9:00A-12:00P
9:00A-12:00P
$997
$127
$127
$247
$247
$247
$127
$127
$79
$79
$79
$79
$79
$79
$79
$79
$79
Hoyt
Hoyt
Hoyt
Hoyt
Hoyt
Hoyt
Hoyt
Hoyt
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
C 133
10/5-11/5
10/5-10/6
10/7-10/8
10/13-10/16
10/19-10/22
10/26-10/29
11/2-11/3
11/4-11/5
9/23-9/23
11/20-11/20
10/14-10/14
9/9-9/9
11/6-11/6
11/13-11/13
9/15-9/15
12/8-12/8
10/7-10/7
Transitional ESOL
TR
5:30P-8:30P
$187
Assessment required prior to registration: contact x1790.
STAFF
C 404
10/13-12/8
Extreme Couponing
Money Investments
Stocks and Bonds
Lahens
STAFF
STAFF
C 402 10/19-10/19
C 307 10/1-10/8
C 307 10/15-10/22
Computer Courses
13320
13321
13322
13323
13324
13325
13326
13327
13328
13329
13925
13332
13333
13334
13926
13927
13335
CSCC020-C1
CSCC021-C1
CSCC022-C3
CSCC023-C2
CSCC024-C1
CSCC025-C1
CSCC026-C1
CSCC027-C3
CSCC501-C3
CSCC501-C5
CSCC514-C3
CSCC526-C3
CSCC526-C5
CSCC530-C5
CSCC558-C2
CSCC559-C2
CSCC570-C3
Education
13337 CSED010-C2
Finance
13340
13342
13343
CSFN003-C1
CSFN008-C4
CSFN011-C4
M
R
R
7:00P-9:30P
6:00P-9:00P
6:00P-9:00P
$47
$67
$67
Health and Fitness
13928 CSHH006-C2 Meditation 101
T
6:00P-7:30P
$87
Larson
13929 CSHH035-C1 Basic EMT
MW
5:30P-9:30P
$897
STAFF
S
8:30 A-5:00P
EMT Informational Session dates: 6/3, 6/23, 7/18, 8/10, 8/20 in Middleborough, contact x1310.
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C 124
C 208
9/22-10/27
9/28-12/19
CRN
Course
Title
Time
Cost
Instructor
13344
13346
13934
13931
13932
13933
13935
13936
CSHH044-C2
CSHH056-C3
CSHH333-C2
CSHH379-C1
CSHH379-C2
CSHH379-C3
CSHH550-C1
CSHH551-C1
EKG Technician
Ophthalmic Asst I
Anti-Stress Toolkit
BLS for Healthcare
BLS for Healthcare
BLS for Healthcare
ServSafe Cert
ServSafe Exam
Days
TR
W
T
T T
T
M
M
6:00P-9:30P
6:30P-9:00P
6:30P-8:30P
5:30P-9:30P
5:30P-9:30P
5:30P-9:30P
8:30A-1:00P
11:00A-1:00P
$999
$387
$47
$67
$67
$67
$199
$99
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Photo I/Film/Digital
Advanced Photo
The Writer Within
Quilter Group
R
T
R
R
7:00P-9:00P
7:00P-9:00P
6:30P-8:30P
6:00P-9:00P
$117
$157
$137
$47
Davis
Davis
Larson
Bennett
Ballroom Sampler
Latin Sampler
Swing Sampler
Wedding Sampler
M
M
M
M
7:00P-8:30P
7:00P-8:30P
7:00P-8:30P
7:00P-8:30P
$27
$27
$27
$27
Piazza
Piazza
Piazza
Piazza
Room
Dates
C 408 10/13-12/3
C 401 9/23-12/16
C 307 10/27-10/27
TBD
10/6-10/6
TBD 11/10-11/10
TBD
12/8-12/8
C 133 9/21-9/28
C 133 9/28-9/28
Personal Interests
13937
13361
13938
13362
CSPI101-C4
CSPI106-C2
CSPI141-C4
CSPI201-C4
C 310
C 301
C 401
C 135
10/1-11/19
10/13-12/1
10/8-11/19
9/17-12/3
Sports–Recreation
13366
13367
13368
13939
CSSR221-C1
CSSR222-C1
CSSR223-C1
CSSR228-C1
C 303 11/2-11/2
C 303 11/16-11/16
C 303 10/5-10/5
C 303 10/19-10/19
Technical Training
13373
13940
13374
13941
13942
13943
13944
13378
13945
13946
13512
13513
13514
13515
14014
14015
CSTT020-C6 Professional Ethic
S
1:00P-2:00P
$47
CSTT020-CS Professional Ethic
S
1:00P-2:00P
$47
CSTT023-C6 266 CMR Regulation
S
8:30A-12:30P
$77
CSTT023-CS 266 CMR Regulation
S
8:30A-12:30P
$77
CSTT107-C6 MA 2A License Prep
S
8:00A-12:00P
$295
CSTT108-C6 MA 1C License Prep
S
12:30P-4:30P
$195
CSTT109-C6 MA 2A/1C License Prep
S
8:00A-4:30P
$295
CSTT205-C2 Marine Fundamentals
TR
6:00P-9:30P
$867
Additional classes: 5 Saturdays: (8:30AM to 5:00PM). Interview required prior to registration, call x1310.
CSTT322-C4 Elec D/NFPA-Part 2
R
6:00P-10:00P
$287
CSTT323-C4 Elect D/NFPA-Part 3
R
6:00P-10:00P
$287
CSTT703-C1 Electrical 1, Pt 1
MW
6:00P-9:00P
$1505
CSTT705-C1 Electrical 2, Pt 1
MW
6:00P-9:00P
$1505
CSTT707-C1 Electrical 3, Pt 1
MW
6:00P-9:00P
$1505
CSTT709-C1 Electrical 4, Pt 1
MW
6:00P-9:00P
$1505
CSTT719-C1 Sprinkler Fitting 1, Pt 1 MW
6:00P-9:00P
$1505
CSTT725-C1 Pipefitting 1, Pt 1
MW
6:00P-9:00P
$1505
Balutis
Balutis
Balutis
Balutis
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C 211
C 211
C 211
C 211
C 124
C 124
C 124
C 218/221
9/26-9/26
11/7-11/7
9/26-9/26
11/7-11/7
11/7-11/7
11/7-11/7
11/7-11/7
9/3-12/17
Finkelstein
Finkelstein
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C 211 9/10-10/22
C 211 10/29-12/17
C 216 9/16-12/21
C 412 9/16-12/21
C 309 9/16-12/21
C 218 9/16-12/21
C 211 9/16-12/21
C 312 9/16-12/21
Instructor
Room Dates
Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
Fall 2015
Middleborough Center
CRNCourse
Title
Days
Time
Cost
Business Skills
13384
13947
13948
CSBU054-M1
CSBU065-M3
CSBU533-M1
Pet Groomer Found
Difficult People
Emotional Intel
M
W
M
6:00P-8:30P
7:00P-9:00P
1:00P-4:00P
$227
$77
$89
Slack
STAFF
STAFF
MD 103 9/14-12/17
MD 106 10/7-10/14
MD L127 12/7-12/7
Interm. LinkedIn
Intro to Access
Q/Bks for Year End
Advanced Formulas
W
F
W
R
7:00P-10:00P
2:00P-5:00P
2:00P-5:00P
2:00P-5:00P
$77
$79
$79
$79
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
MD 102
MD 102
MD 102
MD 102
CSED015-M6
ESOL for Community
S
10:00A-12:30P
$137
STAFF
MD 106 10/3-11/21
CSFN003-M3
Extreme Couponing
W
7:00P-9:30P
$47
Lahens
MD 106 12/9-12/9
Computer Courses
13949
13386
13950
13951
CSCC013-M3
CSCC502-M5
CSCC550-M3
CSCC570-M4
10/21-10/21
10/16-10/16
12/2-12/2
9/17-9/17
Education
13952
Finance
13389
Health and Fitness
13393 CSHH035-M2 Basic EMT
T/R
5:30P-9:30P
$897
Swanson
MD 104/105 9/15-11/21
S
8:30A-5:00P EMT Informational Session dates: 6/3, 6/23, 7/18, 8/10, 8/20 in Middleborough, contact x1310.
13601 CSHH038-M1 EMT Competency
MW
5:30P-9:30P
$157
STAFF
MD L127 10/26-11/9
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Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
Fall 2015
CRN
Course
Title
CSHH041-M2
CSHH068-M2
CSHH068-M6
CSHH379-M1
CSHH379-M2
CSHH379-M3
CSHH379-M4
CSHH388-M1
CSHH388-M2
CSHH388-M3
CSHH388-M4
CSHH388-M5
CSHH388-M6
CSHH388-M7
CSHH388-M8
Paramedic Core
ACLS Refresher
ACLS Refresher
BLS for Healthcare
BLS for Healthcare
BLS for Healthcare
BLS for Healthcare
EMS Continuing Ed
EMS Continuing Ed
EMS Continuing Ed
EMS Continuing Ed
EMS Continuing Ed
EMS Continuing Ed
EMS Continuing Ed
EMS Continuing Ed
13602
13953
13954
13622
13955
13468
13956
13957
13958
13959
13960
13961
13962
13963
13964
Days
Cost
Instructor
TWRF 8:30A-5:00P
TR
5:30P-8:30P
S
8:30A-3:00P
W
5:30P-9:30P
W
5:30P-9:30P
W
5:30P-9:30P
W
5:30P-9:30P
S
8:30A-10:30A
S
10:30A-12:30P
S
1:00P-3:00P
S
3:00P-5:00P
S
8:30A-10:30A
S
10:30A-12:30P
S
1:00P-3:00P
S
3:00P-5:00P
Time
$257
$157
$157
$67
$67
$67
$67
$27
$27
$27
$27
$27
$27
$27
$27
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF MD L127 12/8-12/11
MD L127 12/1-12/3
MD L127 10/17-10/17
MD L127 9/16-9/16
MD L127 10/14-10/14
MD L127 11/18-11/18
MD L127 12/9-12/9
MD L127 9/26-9/26
MD L127 9/26-9/26
MD L127 9/26-9/26
MD L127 9/26-9/26
MD L127 12/5-12/5
MD L127 12/5-12/5
MD L127 12/5-12/5
MD L127 12/5-12/5
Room
Dates
Basic Medical Sign
Basic Medical Sign
M
W
6:30P-8:30P
6:30P-8:30P
$57
$57
Duke
Duke
MD L127 9/28-10/5
MD L127 10/21-10/28
UFO Quilt Group
Holiday Quilting
T
R
6:00P-9:00P
6:00P-9:00P
$47
$57
Bennett
Bennett
MD 106 9/8-12/1
MD 106 10/8-11/5
Drinking Water
Advanced Treatment
Professional Ethic
266 CMR Regulation
Plumbing/Home Insp
Heating/Home Insp
Report Writing/HI
Exterior Aspects/HI
T
M
R
R
S
S
R
R
1:00P-4:35P
1:00P-4:30P
4:45P-5:45P
5:30P-9:30P
8:30A-12:00P
12:30P-4:00P
6:00P-9:30P
6:00P-9:30P
$657
$657
$47
$77
$67
$67
$67
$67
STAFF
STAFF
Balutis
Balutis
Balutis
Balutis
Balutis
Balutis
MD 105
MD 102
MD 106
MD 103
MD 109
MD 109
MD 106
MD 105
Language and Travel
13396
13397
CSLT007-M1
CSLT007-M3
Personal Interests
13399
13400
CSPI212-M2
CSPI213-M4
Technical Training
13402
13965
13403
13404
13967
13968
13966
13969
CSTT010-M2
CSTT011-M1
CSTT020-M4
CSTT023-M4
CSTT027-M6
CSTT028-M6
CSTT034-M4
CSTT035-M4
Realize your
dream, save a life.
Basic EMT
MA Accredited Certificate Program
Now offered at two locations!
Middleborough program begins Sept. 15.
Canton program starts Sept. 28.
Call today for information!
508-588-9100 x1310
9/22-12/1
9/28-12/7
11/19-11/19
12/3-12/3
10/10-10/10
10/10-10/10
11/19-11/19
12/17-12/17
EMS Continuing Education
EMT-Core Competency
EMT-Paramedic to Paramedic Transition
Paramedic Core Competency
Classes start September 26
Students are required to provide
EMT Certification number on the first day of class.
Interested in becoming a hydraulics operator?
MA 1C/2A
Hydraulics License Preparation
at the Canton Campus
Is your employer paying for your course?
If so, please contact 508-588-9100 x1322
Offered in partnership with Cranes 101
Call today for information!
508-588-9100 x1310
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Call 508-588-9100 x1310 for details.
CSAL119 Lizzie Borden - The Final Solution
The presumed guilt of Ms. Lizzie Borden has persisted for nearly 125 years.
Come explore the evidence and alibis of the major suspects and learn the final
solution!
Course Descriptions
CSBU054 Pet Groomer Foundations
Come and learn how to differentiate between the many breeds of dogs, the seven
dog groups, their personality traits, dog behavior, the etiology of dog hairstyles,
skin problems, fleas and basic anatomy. Become efficient in knowing and
understanding the variety of tools needed to effectively groom a dog. The different
types of dog hair as well as the variety will be covered. Proper maintaining of
Business Skills
along with the variety of shampoos and conditioners needed to meet each
CSBU007 Starting Your Business
This course is designed for individuals who are considering starting their own
business or have recently started a business. You will learn how to turn your
business idea into a winning business plan that will result in a successful
business. Topics will include a self-assessment, funding requirements, money
management, and marketing.
CSBU008 Marketing for Small Business
Learn practical marketing tools and techniques that you can put to work
immediately to grow your business. Position your business so you stand out from
the competition. Build a referral network that will bring you new business. Identify
and reach your targeted customers. Learn to develop a marketing program that
will keep you in front of your customers and prospects. Special emphasis is
placed on how to excel in online marketing including website design, creative
website content, and effective use of social media marketing. The instructor is a
business consultant who has counseled scores of small businesses on how to
improve their performance by using these proven small business marketing
techniques.
CSBU009 Internet Marketing for Small Business
Every business needs to be able to market themselves successfully on the
internet. In this course, you will learn how to create a website that attracts
prospects, develop interesting content, and learn how to use social media for
your business.
CSBU013 Casino Poker Dealer
You’ll learn everything you need to know in order to become a professional poker
dealer, including shuffling, how to handle cheques, limits, and betting
procedures. You’ll also learn all about seven card stud, Omaha, and Texas hold
‘em. This training will prepare you for a new and exciting career as a casino
poker dealer. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSBU014 Finance for Small Business
Learn how to grow your business by improving how you manage your business
finances. From pricing and promotion strategies to receivables and payables
management funding and cash flow, you will learn how to improve your
businesses finances and increase profits!
CSBU052 Veterinary Assistant, Part 1
This course is the first of a two-course certificate program. Learn invaluable
veterinary hospital and office procedures and the skills needed to succeed as a
Veterinary Assistant! From professional conduct, laws and effects on policy and
procedures to front office and exam room procedures and administrative duties,
you will also learn restraint, safety concerns and basic procedures for small
animals. Textbook is required at additional cost. Must complete both courses to
receive certificate and possess a high school diploma or equivalent. To learn
more view our brochure at www.massasoit.edu and click on Community
Education.
CSBU053 Veterinary Assistant, Part 2
In this second course, you will learn the legal issues regarding pharmacy and
pharmacology, laboratory and surgical preparation procedures as well as
introduction of Radiology and Ultrasound imaging equipment. Courses must be
taken in sequential order. Must complete both courses to receive certificate and
possess a high school diploma or equivalent. To learn more view our brochure at
www.massasoit.edu and click on Community Education.
tools, safely using the tools and sanitation of grooming area will be discussed
individual pet’s unique needs. In addition, you will learn how to provide excellent
customer service, how to establish trust with a client, how to make bows, how to
design a salon layout, as well as other business tips and ideas. At this time
hands on learning is not available, however this course will provide you with the
knowledge needed to get an entry level grooming job.
CSBU065 Dealing with Difficult Personalities
We have all experienced frustration and confusion when communicating with
difficult people, whether at work, in the family or even amongst our friends. In this
class, you will learn traits of the difficult, theories behind their behaviors, how to
communicate effectively with people who push your buttons and effective self-care
strategies.
CSBU080 MA Certified Landscape Professional Prep
This study course will assist in preparing you for the Massachusetts Certified
Landscape Professional Exam. It is designed to be a supplement to, not a
substitution for, self-study. Each student will be required to purchase the MCLP
Study Guide 5.0 CD prior to the start of the first class. A thorough and complete
review of the study guide will be conducted. For more information, call x1310.
CSBU130 Paralegal Certificate Program
Learn to increase your efficiency and billable hours with this intensive, nationally
acclaimed, 84-hour Paralegal program. Designed for beginners as well as
advanced legal workers, you will be trained to interview witnesses, investigate
complex fact patterns, research the law, prepare legal documents and assist in
preparing cases for courtroom litigation. No prerequisite but expect to complete
Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
Arts & Music
Fall 2015
a significant amount of homework for each session! Certificates issued upon
successful completion of course. Additional cost for five required books.
To learn more view our brochure at www.massasoit.edu
and click on Community Education.
CSBU150 Career Essentials of Event Management
The introductory course explores the various career opportunities in the field of
event planning and the skills necessary to enter and succeed in the field. This is
the first course of a six-course certification program. Courses must be taken in
sequential order. Certificates issued to students who successfully complete all
six courses.
CSBU151 Foundations of Event Planning
Foundations of Event Planning examines the many skills event planners are
called on to use during the process of executing an event. The course will also
examine some common types of events that require the skills of a professional
planner. This is the second course of a six-course certification program.
Courses must be taken in sequential order. Certificates issued to students who
successfully complete all six courses.
CSBU152 Event Marketing
Event Marketing will explore various marketing tools - from the traditional to the
emerging - to successfully promote an event. It will also cover the role of
marketing in the event life cycle, demonstrating the best use of marketing tactics
while utilizing evaluation techniques to measure a successful outcome. This is
the third course of a six-course certification program. Courses must be taken in
sequential order. Certificates issued to students who successfully complete all
six courses.
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Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
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Fall 2015
CSBU161 Int Design/Basics
Course Descriptions
investor confidence, and eliminate corporate corruption. The law was intended to
This course is the 1st of a 3-course certificate program. Open to everyone, you
bolster public confidence in the nation’s capital markets and imposes new duties
will learn an overview of the interior design and decoration business, and career
and significant penalties for non-compliance to executives, directors, auditors,
options! From layout and traffic patterns to trades skills and tools, you will learn
attorneys and securities analysts in public companies. This course is delivered
through hands-on projects and field trips to Jordan’s Furniture in Avon.
online. For more information, call x1312.
Additional material fees discussed 1st night of class. Must complete all 3
courses to receive certificate. To learn more visit
CSBU311 Advanced Legal Research
www.massasoit.edu and click on Community Education.
Advanced and specialized approaches to utilize the legal resources available in
a law library, and elsewhere, will be examined. The conceptual differences
CSBU162 Interior Design Color and Materials
between computer-assisted legal research and hard copy research will be
In this 2nd course, learn the resources and materials available to help interior
taught. You will also learn how to formulate WESTLAW search queries and
designers make decisions about room layout, function and feel. From fabrics and
effectively and efficiently use WESTLAWNext, WESTLAW classic and other
floor materials to the effect of various colors and color combinations, you will
online legal research methods as timesaving devices in legal research and legal
learn the critical element of design. It is recommended CSBU 161, must
writing. Students must successfully complete six advanced topics in order to
complete all 3 courses to receive certificate. To learn more visit
earn an Advanced Paralegal Certificate. This course is delivered online.
www.massasoit.edu and click on Community Education.
Textbook required. For more information call x1312.
CSBU163 Interior Design Layouts/Blueprints
CSBU312 Dispute Resolution
In this 3rd course, learn to design and layout interior rooms utilizing blueprints.
Alternative Dispute Resolution refers to dispute resolution techniques that may better
From basic blueprinting to scaling and problem-solving skills, you will apply all
suit the needs of parties than traditional litigation does. This intensive course focuses on
learned design and blue print concepts to produce your final project, a completely
both traditional and non-traditional dispute resolution options. The course will discuss
designed room. It is recommended that you take CSBU 161 & CSBU 162 first.
the mediation process, the role of the mediator, and problems encountered in
Must complete all three courses to receive certificate. To learn more visit
mediation. Students must successfully complete six advanced topics in order to earn an
www.massasoit.edu and click on Community Education.
Advanced Paralegal Certificate. This course is delivered online. Textbook required. For
more information call x1312.
CSBU165 Learn the Tricks of Staging a Home
Whether you are selling your home on your own or working with a Realtor, find
CSBU313 Bankruptcy Law
out how to prepare a home for sale using up-to-date methods to make the home
This course examines the debtor-creditor relationship and the difference between
more appealing to buyers. Industry statistics say homes sell faster when they are
voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy, both under Chapter 7 (liquidation) and 11
professionally staged. In this course, you will learn how to use various
(reorganization). You will study the Bankruptcy Code in depth and learn how to
techniques including, decluttering, rearranging furniture & accessories making
prepare the most important bankruptcy forms. Students must successfully
simple adjustments to make a home more visually appealing to buyers. With these
complete six advanced topics in order to earn an Advanced Paralegal Certificate.
new skills, you could see quicker sales and higher returns.
This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSBU171 Human Resources Certificate - Part 1
CSBU314 Business Law and Practices
During Part I, a general introduction to the fundamental functions of human
This course examines the law and practice of business organizations and the
resource management is presented. In addition, the areas of workforce
paralegal’s potential functions in this area of law. Students must successfully
development and affirmative action are emphasized. The course will cover the
complete six advanced topics in order to earn an Advanced Paralegal Certificate.
laws affecting Equal Employment Opportunity such as Title VII of the Civil Rights
This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
Act, Age Discrimination, Americans with Disability Act, and Immigration Reform
Act. The session will conclude with business ethics and corporate social responsibility.
CSBU315 Constitutional Law and Civil Liberties
You will be introduced to the fundamentals of the federal constitution, including
CSBU172 Human Resources Certificate - Part 2
the institution of judicial review, the limitations on federal judicial power, the
Part II introduces strategic planning, job analysis, job descriptions, and
constitutional roles of the legislative and executive branches, due process of law,
succession planning. The course will emphasize the selection and hiring
and individual rights under the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. This course
process. The major areas addressed will be the development of recruitment and
will focus on individual civil liberties and 42 U.S.C. section 1983 claims. Students
retention plans, interviewing, and reviewing resumes. In addition, training and
must successfully complete six advanced topics in order to earn an Advanced
development and conducting effective performance evaluations as well as setting
Paralegal Certificate. This course is delivered online. Textbook required. For
performance objectives will be discussed in detail. By the end of the course,
more information call x1312.
students will have a clear understanding of the recruitment, selection, and
retention process.
CSBU316 Criminal Law
The course begins with an overview of the concept of punishment and goes on to
CSBU300 Lean Manufacturing
study the burden of proof and criminal defenses; it also provides a critical look at
Most experts agree that Lean Manufacturing is not just a toolset, rather a holistic,
the most common crimes. Students must successfully complete six advanced
comprehensive, enterprise-wide program designed to be integrated into an
topics in order to earn an Advanced Paralegal Certificate. This course is
organization’s core strategy. In addition, experts in this field believe that philosophy-
delivered online. Textbook required. For more information call x1312.
based Lean Manufacturing strategy is the most effective way to launch and sustain Lean
activities. This program includes Lean Strategies, Lean Logic, Lean Value, and Lean
CSBU317 Criminal Procedure
Techniques along with test preparation for the final exam. This course is delivered
In Criminal Procedure, students are presented with a clear and concise overview
online. For more information call x1312.
of the Constitutional protections that are provided to the accused in the United
States, including the law of search and seizure, Miranda rights, Fifth
CSBU301 Sarbanes Oxley Act Training
Amendment protection, and the right to an attorney. Students must successfully
The series of corporate financial scandals that took place in the United States
complete six advanced topics in order to earn an Advanced Paralegal Certificate.
has led to the framing of new legislation called Sarbanes-Oxley Act. This
This course is delivered online. Textbook required. For more information call
legislation was implemented to help strengthen corporate governance, restore
x1312.
CSBU318 Education Law
Course Descriptions
CSBU324 Victim Advocacy
This course focuses on the laws that govern America’s public school system, as
This course provides an overview of criminal procedure and discusses the
well as home schooling, including student rights regarding discipline,
devastating effects crime can have on its victims. You will learn how paralegals
suspension, personal grooming, testing and grading, and drug testing. Students
as victim advocates can assist their office’s clients who have been victimized by
must successfully complete six advanced topics in order to earn an Advanced
crime. Students must successfully complete six advanced topics in order to earn
Paralegal Certificate. This course is delivered online. Textbook required. For
an Advanced Paralegal Certificate. This course is delivered online. For more
more information call x1312.
information call x1312.
CSBU319 Estate Planning
CSBU325 Software Essentials for the Law Office
This course explores the paralegal’s role in estate planning. The requirements
This course is designed for legal professionals interested in improving their
of creating enforceable wills and trusts will be covered, and study of resulting
skills and knowledge of commonly used computer technology and programs
and constructive trusts will be provided. Students must successfully complete six
within the law office. Course topics include: computer operating systems and
advanced topics in order to earn an Advanced Paralegal Certificate. This course
peripheral devices; time tracking and billing software; database, case
is delivered online. Textbook required. For more information call x1312.
management and docket control software; litigation support software; electronic
discovery, and trial presentation and graphics software. Hands-on exercises will
CSBU320 Family Law
prepare students to work with popular programs such as MS PowerPoint,
Family law pertains to the formation and dissolution of domestic relations,
Practice Master’s Tabs 3, AbacusLaw, DiscoveryFY, Trial Director and
including the law of marriage, annulment, separation and dissolution,
LexisNexis CaseMap & TimeMap, as well as understand the common functions
maintenance, and custody and support of children. Students must successfully
and purposes of similar programs. This course is delivered online. Textbook
complete six advanced topics in order to earn an Advanced Paralegal Certificate.
required. For more information call x1312.
This course is delivered online. Textbook required. For more information call
x1312.
CSBU331 Introduction to Entrepreneurship
This course explores the different aspects of entrepreneurship and how
CSBU321 Immigration Law
entrepreneurs create and establish successful new ventures. It reviews issues
This course explores all significant aspects of the immigration and naturalization
and activities involved in starting a new business. This course is delivered online.
process in the United States, including the Homeland Security Act of 2002 and
For more information call x1312.
the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996. The
course also covers citizenship and the requirements for an immigrant to become
CSBU332 Leadership & Mgmt for Entrepreneurs
a citizen. Students must successfully complete six advanced topics in order to
This course explores the leadership and management issues entrepreneurs face
earn an Advanced Paralegal Certificate. This course is delivered online.
as they create and establish successful new ventures. It reviews the key
Textbook required. For more information call x1312.
managerial roles of planning, organizing, staffing, leading and controlling and
their application in entrepreneurial settings. This course is delivered online. For
CSBU322 Intellectual Property
more information call x1312.
This cutting edge course provides in depth instruction in one of the most dynamic
and challenging areas of the law. Paralegals in this exciting area work on
CSBU347 Introduction to HR Management
copyrights, patents, trademarks, unfair competition, protection of trade secrets,
Human Resource Management includes the vital tasks of recruiting, screening,
and much more. This challenging specialty is in great demand. Students must
interviewing, training, appraising, disciplining, rewarding, and developing the
successfully complete six advanced topics in order to earn an Advanced
employee-both for business and non-profit enterprises. This course is delivered
Paralegal Certificate. This course is delivered online. Textbook required. For
online. For more information call x1312.
more information call x1312.
CSBU348 Effective Public Speaking
CSBU323 Real Property
Effective Public Speaking helps you to develop the skills you’ll need to become an
The law of real property is one of the basic law school courses and is a must for
outstanding and confident public speaker. The tools and techniques in this
paralegals in a business law firm. Here we examine the system of common law
course can ensure that you’ll excel when speaking in any situation. This course is
property, the recording acts, conveyancing, mortgaging, landlord-tenant, and
delivered online. For more information call x1312.
financing. We cover the subjects every paralegal should know about land
transactions and the documents which record the purchase, sale, and leasing of
CSBU349 Leading Teams
real estate. Foreclosure of mortgages and the possibility of redeeming a
This course addresses the key issues surrounding leadership in a team. Why is
mortgage that has gone into default are also examined. Students must
it important? What does it require for a team leader to lead his team effectively?
successfully complete six advanced topics in order to earn an Advanced
This course considers how team leaders must account for the special and
Paralegal Certificate. This course is delivered online. Textbook required. For
unique circumstances of working in a team, where responsibility, accountability,
more information call x1312.
communication, and leadership are shared. This course is delivered online. For
Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
Fall 2015
more information call x1312.
Instructor-Facilitated Online Courses
Learn from the comfort of home!
CSBU360 Managing People
This course will explain how the goals, empowerment, measurement system of
Choose from more than 200 online classes with our online partners:
Ed2Go, Protrain & Center for Legal Studies & MindEdge
management can be employed and how organization structures differ. The
• Advanced Paralegal Certificate
• CISCO CCNA Certification Training
• Fundraising for Non-profit Organizations • Google Analytics
momentum. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
• Computer Skills for the Workplace
• Microsoft Office Suite
Call 508-588-9100 x1312 for details!
course will also cover the difficulty of discipline while trying to maintain
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Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
Fall 2015
CSBU361 Time Management
Course Descriptions
choosing the right project management software for your business or project.
Effective time management helps managers achieve their goals. This course
This class is for project managers and business owners who are looking for
teaches managers how to become more effective by employing time management
alternate tools to help them succeed.
and scheduling techniques, delegating, outsourcing key tasks, and employing
technology. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSBU540 Grant Writing for Non-Profits
This seminar will focus on topics to help personnel involved in grant writing from
CSBU370 Capital Campaigns
outlining you object, organizing and effective proposal narrative, preparing a
This course covers the key terminology and practices surrounding running a
realistic budget, writing a budget justification including the right personnel,
successful capital campaign within a nonprofit organization. You will learn about
finalizing and sending the proposal, and organizing effective teams. Participants
the phases of conducting a capital campaign and have a solid grasp of the
will examine successfully funded sample grants.
content for execution in your nonprofit organization. This course is delivered
online. For more information call x1312.
CSBU549 Maximize Your Power to Communicate
Are you a professional struggling with difficult conversations, in need of
CSBU371 Fundraising for Nonprofit Organizations
delivering a professional presentation, challenged with trying to collaborate or
Fundraising is one of the central activities of a nonprofit organization. To help
finding limited success being influential? Come strengthen your communication
finance operating budgets, nonprofits must raise money every year. In addition,
skills and advance your career with the Six Pillars of Effective Communication.
special projects and improvements to facilities may be needed. In these
situations, fundraisers will often launch large capital campaigns or apply for
Computer Courses
foundation grants. This course is delivered online. For more information call
x1312.
CSBU372 Intro to Nonprofit Management
This course covers management best practices for leading a nonprofit
organization. You will gain an understanding of the nonprofit sector and the
issues that leaders face in this exciting and growing field. This course is
delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSBU373 Nonprofit Board & Volunteer Develop
Volunteers are the lifeblood of most nonprofit organizations. Board members
help to guide the direction of a nonprofit, to promote the organization in the
community, and to ensure that the nonprofit’s mission is fulfilled. Learn to
develop these two important groups for your nonprofit. This course is delivered
online. For more information call x1312.
CSBU531 Building Better Work Relationships
Workplace relationship building is not always easy. Problems can arise as the
result of clashing personalities, miscommunication and cultural differences.
These factors create bad relations between people, and the workplace becomes
“toxic”. Learn how to strengthen and better manage your interpersonal
relationships in your workplace. No prerequisite required. A participant’s guide
will be provided by the trainer.
CSBU532 Developing as a Professional
A powerful professional presence strengthens your credibility and creates a
positive impression on those around you. Learn what qualities define a
professional and what you can do to improve or enhance your professional
presence. No prerequisite required. A participant’s guide will be needed
provided by the trainer.
CSBU533 Raising Your Emotional Intelligence
Building self-control, being aware of how you make and avoid choices is key to
managing your emotions. Discover strategies to raise your emotional
intelligence to help you gain a sense of personal power in managing workplace
relationships more effectively. No prerequisite required. A participant’s guide
CSCC013 Intermediate LinkedIn
Designed for professionals who already have a LinkedIn account, this course will
help optimize your headline and summary to ensure you are getting the most out
of your LinkedIn account. In addition, you will learn critical tips & tricks, job
search techniques, and networking do’s and don’ts.
CSCC020 Computer Program Office Specialist Series
Students who register for this course will receive a discounted rate and will be
automatically signed up for all seven courses in the Computer Program Office
Specialist Series.
CSCC021 Begin Exploring Computers
Learn how to use the keyboard and integrate keyboard shortcuts into your daily
work flow. Work with files you create, tools, and options within the computer.
Learn how to keep your computer operating well and efficient. Configure your own
settings on your computer to accommodate your needs. Research the internet
efficiently and effectively.
CSCC022 Microsoft Outlook 2013
Learn how to use Microsoft Outlook 2013 and be more efficient in your career.
You will learn how to receive, send, and forward emails and attachments. Be
organized using the calendar, reminders, reoccurring events, inviting multiple
attendees, and tracking information. Make contact profiles, manage your tasks,
and create notes.
CSCC023 Intro to Intermediate MS Excel 2013
Microsoft Excel 2013 is the program professionals use for many types of data.
This course will bring you from an introductory beginning level through an
intermediate hands-on working knowledge base in the environment analysts use
for reporting data. Learn how to customize your Excel program, build and format
databases, use simple to complex formulas, manipulate data using sorting,
filtering, text to columns, removing duplicates, graphing, subtotals, lookup tables,
and pivot tables. Learn shortcuts to work efficiently and how to present your data
professionally.
will be provided by the trainer.
CSBU539 Intro to Project Management Software
Today, many businesses and projects agree that the use of project management
software is essential to manage the complexity of any business or project. Most
are aware of project management software such as MS Project and Primavera,
which are expensive to use. However, there are many open source project
management softwares available which are absolutely free. In this class, you will
be introduced to at least five free PM softwares. You will learn the capabilities of
each, and understand the application of these softwares to your business or
project. We will also try to identify the factors that might affect your decision in
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Transition to Community College Program
Registrations now being accepted for the fall semester!
The Transition’s program is held at Massasoit’s Brockton Campus
and is designed to help prepare Adult Learners for a successful transition
to a college degree or certificate program at Massasoit Community College.
FREE to all who meet the eligibility requirements.
For more information call Program Director,
Linda Aspinwall at 508-588-9100 x1301
Course Descriptions
computing. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
Microsoft Word 2013 is the program professionals use for preparing many types
of documents. This course will bring you from an introductory beginning level
CSCC301 Cisco CCNA Certification
through an intermediate hands-on working knowledge base in the environment
The Cisco CCNA Online Training Program will give you the essential
professionals use for creating documents, marketing material, and customized
knowledge to install, configure, and operate simple routed LANs and WANs.
material. You will learn how to customize your Word program, enter and format
You’ll learn about switched LAN Emulation networks made up of Cisco
text, create letters, contracts, schedules, track changes to documents, and work
equipment while you prepare for Cisco certification. The program provides
with objects. Learn to be efficient creating mail merges for labels, envelopes, and
focused coverage of Cisco router configuration procedures, which are mapped
letters, and build forms in which data can be entered. Learn shortcuts to work
to exam objectives to prepare you for Cisco Exam 640-802. This course is
efficiently and how to present your documents professionally.
delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSCC025 Intro to Intermediate QuickBooks
CSCC309 Responsive Web Design
QuickBooks is the program professionals use for managing the accounting
In this course, you’ll learn to identify and address every aspect of responsive Web
aspect of a business. This course will bring you from an introductory beginning
design: from scaling elements and adjusting page layout, to adapting color
level through an intermediate hands-on working knowledge base in the
schemes and implementing accessible forms. You’ll master how to use HTML5
environment professionals use for well management of the financials of a
linked to media queries in CSS3 to adapt content to fit your user’s viewport, and
business. You will learn how to setup a company’s accounts receivables,
see how jQuery Mobile can help you to mobile sites. This course is delivered online. For
accounts payables, payroll, and inventory or services provided. Efficient payroll
more information call x1312.
procedures, and simplify the monthly, quarterly, and annual report writing
process.
CSCC314 Intermediate Photoshop CC
Whether you want to use Photoshop to edit photos, design scrapbook pages, or
CSCC026 Intro to Intermediate MS PowerPoint 2013
do original artwork, this class will give you the building blocks you need. You’ll
Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 is a professional and organized way to present a
take a giant leap forward in creativity and productivity-and you’ll also have a lot of
project, data, procedures, or ideas. This course will bring you from an
fun! This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
introductory beginning level through an intermediate hands-on working
knowledge base in the environment professionals use for creating powerful
CSCC501 Intermediate Excel
presentations. You will learn how to customize your PowerPoint program, use of
This course is designed for users who are comfortable with the commands
presentation templates, design your own templates, create a presentation, and
taught in the Intro. to Excel course. This session will give additional practice on
import data, videos, and audio. Animation, timing, slide transitions, and how to
functions and commands used in Excel.
present your presentation are what you will learn to present professionally.
CSCC502 Introduction to Access
CSCC027 Intro to Intermediate MS Access 2013
This introductory course will show you what an electronic database program is
Microsoft Access 2013 is the program professionals use to maintain well
capable of doing. Learn database terminology, how to design your own database,
organized databases. This course will bring you from an introductory beginning
type and edit information, sort and extract specific data from this information
level through an intermediate hands-on working knowledge base in the
through queries and create forms and reports. You will use Wizards, set primary
environment analysts use for record keeping, data analysis, and financial
keys, delete records, and fix formatting problems. Most importantly you will
budgets. Learn how to customize your Access program, build tables, create
acquire knowledge of what a database program is and you can decide for
queries, build forms, create reports, import, export, and manipulate data from
yourself if Access is a piece of software your company could benefit from.
other Microsoft programs as well as QuickBooks. Learn shortcuts to work
efficiently and how to present your data professionally.
CSCC514 Introduction to Word
This course is designed to teach the basics of word processing in a very relaxed
CSCC101 Introduction to Word
atmosphere. Topics include creating a document, developing good editing
Learn how to use the most popular word processing program on the market!
techniques, formatting your document the way you want it to appear, spell check,
From general overview to time-saving basics, you will gain confidence in use
lots of keyboard commands and shortcuts, avoiding common mistakes, adding
of Word.
special characters like copyright symbols, the always troubling how to save a
document, recall a document to the screen for updating, printing and more.
CSCC102 Introduction to Excel
Explore a variety of practical uses for a well-constructed spreadsheet. From
CSCC526 Introduction to Excel
designing your own spreadsheet to built-in functions, you will learn to simplify
You will be introduced to the Excel environment and how to type, edit, and finalize
formulas and consolidate multiple spreadsheets.
a simple spreadsheet.
CSCC201 Intermediate Word
CSCC530 Pivot Tables in Excel
From graphs and advanced table features to hyperlinks and pagination, continue
Learn pivot table fundamentals as well as creating and customizing, formatting
to build your skills with this advanced course.
and viewing data, calculations, and creating pivot charts.
CSCC202 Intermediate Excel
CSCC532 Excel for Project Managers
From modifying and formatting worksheets to special effects, continue to build
In this hands-on workshop you will learn to plan, execute, monitor and manage all
your skills with this advanced course.
aspects of Project with the most widely used tool at your workplace, MS Excel.
You will go beyond the basic calculations and simple spreadsheet applications.
CSCC296 Comp TIA Cloud Essentials
Guided by an expert instructor you will explore Charts, Data and Formula
The CompTIA Cloud Essential certification is applicable to a wide range of IT
functions of MS Excel to create Gantt charts, timeline, dashboards and other
professionals. The course is geared towards those currently in or looking for
templates to help you in day to day decision making at all levels. At the end of this
positions as IT consultants, IT technical services, IT relationship managers, IT
workshop, you will be perfectly capable of creating your own project management
architects, consultants and business process owners analysts. This course is
templates, designed and customized to your needs. Pre-requisite: Working
the first step on a training path that leads to a technical career in cloud
knowledge of MS Excel.
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Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
CSCC024 Intro to Intermediate MS Word 2013
Fall 2015
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Fall 2015
Course Descriptions
CSCC535 Reports & Dashboards with Excel
address needs for in-depth ESOL or ABE instruction. A HiSet pre-assessment is
Reports can be described as a document that contains data used for reading and
required prior to registration, contact x1312 for details.
viewing, and dashboards are visual interface that graphically communicates
Finance
performance at a glance. In this class, participants will learn to create powerful
reports and performance dashboards using MS Excel that will help decision
makers and stakeholders get the insight they need to understand and solve
issues quickly, efficiently, and effectively.
CSCC545 Google for Small Business
Learn how Google Apps can make your business communicate, store, and
collaborate more effectively using Docs, Sheets, Calendar, and Drive.
Participants will learn to create and edit text documents right in their browser,
create spreadsheets with no dedicated software needed, design integrated online
calendars for teams, and store, sync, and share files with ease.
CSCC550 QuickBooks - Get Ready for Year End
Do you know what reports you need to produce for the tax preparer how to
secure the file via password protection? Learn the steps you need to take to
complete the accounting process for the end of the year. Year end adjustments
and how to start the New Year correctly will also be addressed.
CSCC556 Cool Tips for PowerPoint
Say goodbye to boring slides! Set yourself apart by learning some cool features,
and get ready to use PowerPoint like a pro. Features covered are slide
animation, slide transition, inserting media files, and much more that is
guaranteed to help you amp up your next PowerPoint slide deck.
CSCC558 Introduction to iPads
This course will teach you everything you need to know about using your iPad.
Topics include: connecting to Wi-Fi, email set-up, changing settings, exploring
iCloud and much more. Please note that participants must bring their own iPad.
CSCC559 Intermediate iPads
This course is designed for users who are comfortable with the basic functions
of an iPad. Topics include: downloading and using apps from the App Store,
updates, using FaceTime, email, internet (Safari), photos and much more.
Please note that participants must bring their own iPad.
CSCC570 Advanced Formulas in Excel
Go beyond the basic Excel formulas. Learn to create IF statements, the count
function, absolute value, pivot tables, and using dates in your calculations.
Education
CSED010 Transitional ESOL
This 48-hour course is designed to bring students to the level of Massasoit’s
college credit ESOL classes. Students who successfully complete this course
Do you want to learn how to save up to 50-100% on groceries including meat,
dairy, seafood, organic food, produce and more? In this class you will also be
taught how to save on back-to-school items, household goods, clothing,
medication, office supplies, furniture & appliances, airfare, customized items and
more! This is done every day in our local stores and you can learn how to do it
too! Come and learn the tricks of the trade and start saving your hard-earned
money today!
CSFN008 Investments - Money, Money, Money
A basic course on how to make money and keep it. A discussion of 401(k)s,
money market funds, Roth IRAs, penny stocks, hot tips, as well as figuring out
your game plan.
CSFN011 The Stock and Bond Markets
Learn to read stock tables! From IPs to Dollar Cost Averaging, you will learn
how to do your own research and the 7 keys of successful investing!
CSFN300 Professional Tax Preparer Certification
This course is designed to prepare individuals fully in personal and business
returns. Upon certification, qualified individuals receive the PTP designation,
assuring potential employers and clients that they are qualified to take care of all
their income tax needs expertly. Books included. This course is delivered online.
For more information call x1312.
CSFN301 Professional Bookkeeping with QBks 2012
This online program not only teaches you proficiency in QuickBooks 2012
software, it also teaches you to master everything from basic accounting to
double-entry bookkeeping. Even with no bookkeeping experience, you can prepare
to do professional bookkeeping for a small business with this course. Software
included. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSFN303 Accounting & Finance for Entrepreneurs
This course provides an introduction to key topics in accounting and finance for
those involved in new ventures. It reviews financial accounting basics, including
GAAP Principles and financial statements, and also covers key issues in finance.
This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSFN304 Understanding and Managing Budgets
This course covers budgets and how they are used in organizational settings.
You will gain an understanding of the uses and functions of master budgets,
operating budgets, sales, production and cost of goods sold budgets, and cash
budgets. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
may register for the first level of college credit ESOL courses in the following
semester. This course focuses on speaking, listening, reading, and writing. To
Health and Fitness
register for the class, students must first take the ESOL assessment test to
determine if their level of English proficiency is appropriate. Please call
x1790 to schedule an ESOL assessment test.
CSED015 ESOL for the Community
This beginner’s ESOL course is designed to build confidence in non-native
speakers who have had little exposure to the English language. The course is
open to new arrivals in the country and/or to adults who may have lived in the
United States for many years but who have never formally studied the English
language. In order to participate, students must be literate in their native
languages.
CSED020 HiSet Review Course
This 48-hour course is designed to prepare students for the HiSet Test
(formerly GED). Instructional emphasis is on English language and reading
skills, as well as mathematics. The course is a fast review, not designed to
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CSFN003 Extreme Couponing
CSHH001 Basic Life Support-CPR & AED
This course is designed to provide you with the ability to recognize several life threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED, and relieve choking in a
safe, timely, and effective manner. This course incorporates the 2010 ECC
standards. Textbook required. For more information call x1776.
CSHH006 Meditation 101
Are you stressed? Do you find meditation difficult and give up trying? If you
answered yes, then Meditation 101 is for you. During this 6 week journey, you will
learn to various tools to help you develop a meditation practice that you will love!
Each class will end with a guided meditation.
CSHH025 Home Health Aide Certificate
The Home Health Aide (HHA) certification program provides students with the
skills and knowledge necessary to enter the health field as a Homemaker,
Personal Care Homemaker, or full Home Health Aide. This 100-hour training
Course Descriptions
completion of both courses. Students must be 18 years of age, have a high
MA Council for Home Care Aide Service, the home care quality assurance
school diploma or equivalent and have a good command of the English language
agency in MA, including the new Personal Care Assistant training component.
along with strong math skills. Additional fees for required textbooks and national
At the successful completion of this training, students will receive certification in
exam. An interview is required prior to registration. For more information, call
the area of Home Health Aide Level Three, which includes the three different
x1310.
career areas - Homemaker, Personal Care Homemaker and Home Health Aide.
Must be 18 years old. An interview is required prior to registration. For more
CSHH054 Medical Interpreting
information, call x1310.
If you’re bilingual, have good speaking and listening skills, and enjoy working
with people, you may have a future as a medical interpreter. This 60-hour course
CSHH035 Basic Emergency Medical Technician
meets the certification criteria as established by the National Board of
This 172-hour MA accredited certificate program is designed to prepare
Certification and prepares interpreters to take the National Certification test.
students to function in the field as pre-hospital care providers. The curriculum
Offered in collaboration with Tranfluenci EDU, this course provides a working
follows National Standard Curriculum and meets and/or exceeds the
knowledge of the various aspects of medical interpreting such as the standards
Massachusetts Department of Public Health Office of Emergency Medical
of practice, ethics, HIPAA regulations, cultural competency, and medical
Services (OEMS) requirements. Through classroom and hands-on training,
vocabulary development including an opportunity to perform three role-play
students learn how to manage emergencies in the pre-hospital environment
sessions via Skype with individual language coach. This program is open to all
including but not limited to: medical, traumatic, obstetric, psychiatric, pediatric,
languages, but students must be able to fully comprehend and communicate in
geriatric and environmental emergencies. Successful completion allows the
both English and at least one other language. Because a selective interview is
student to sit for State of Massachusetts and National Registry of EMT’s
required before acceptance, students must register at least two weeks in
Emergency Medical Technician certification exams. This is an entry level
advance. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be awarded a
program for those who wish a career in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) up
certificate of completion. The instructor is an experienced medical interpreter
to the Paramedic level. Additional fees for: textbooks, uniforms, national testing
who will provide guidance on how to find a job in the field.
and MA state certification, plus students are required to participate in an EMT
online testing component (separate fee). Health Care Provider CPR is required.
CSHH056 Ophthalmic Assistant Program, Part I
A Massasoit certificate of completion will be issued to students who successfully
This 2-part certificate program will prepare you for a career as an Ophthalmic
complete the Basic EMT program. For specific program requirements or
Assistant. Part I will provide the foundation of knowledge regarding the basics
information, please call x1702.
required for all healthcare practices and an in depth understanding of ocular
anatomy, and physiology, diseases and treatments as well as pointed histories,
CSHH038 EMT Core Competency Program
pharmacology and basic skills. Additional fee for textbook. Certificate of completion
This 20-hour course is designed to meet and/or exceed National and
awarded upon successful completion of both courses. Note: Many sessions
Massachusetts refresher requirements for EMT-Basics. This course is based
will be offsite; students must provide transportation for these offsite sessions.
upon task analysis of EMTs and focuses on what skills EMTs perform in day-to day operations. Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive
CSHH068 ACLS Refresher
a course certificate.
The ACLS renewal course is designed for those health care providers who wish
to renew their ACLS certification. Following the American Heart Association
CSHH041 Paramedic Core Competency
guidelines, this instructor-led, renewal course highlights the importance of team
National Continued Competency Requirements (NCCR) are determined by the
dynamics and communication, systems of care and immediate post-cardiac-
NREMT Board of Directors based upon widespread input from EMS
arrest care.
Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
Fall 2015
program follows federal guidelines and the curriculum has been approved by the
researchers, EMS physician and EMS provider stakeholders. The NCCR
comprises 50% of the overall requirements necessary to recertify. Topics in the
CSHH108 Computerized Tomography Registry Rev
NCCR are chosen among the following: evidence-based medicine, any changes
You can prepare for the advanced Computerized Tomography examination
in the National EMS Scope of Practice Model, science-related position papers
through this specially designed course. A comprehensive review will be
that affect EMS patient care, topics which cover patient care tasks that have low
accomplished during this 8-hour course. Students have taken this course in
frequency yet high criticality, and articles which improve knowledge to deliver
order to successfully complete the exam. You won’t want to miss this opportunity!
patient care. The NREMT will provide the educational materials for this
component to the EMS community as part of their mission - to protect the public.
CSHH140 Tai Chi for Beginners
*This program is used in place of DOT 48 hour Paramedic refresher.
Tai Chi is an internal martial art and form of Chi Gong that uses meditative
movements and progressive relaxation to enhance balance and cultivate Chi
CSHH044 EKG Technician
(energy). Come join in this graceful and gradual process that raises vitality,
This comprehensive 50 hour EKG Technician Certification Program prepares
nourishes the spirit and releases stress.
students to function as EKG Technicians and to take the ASPT -
Electrocardiograph (EKG) Technician exam and other National Certification
CSHH149 Oral Health Education
Exams. This course will include important practice and background information
The one night lecture, given by a licensed Massachusetts Dental Hygienist, will
on anatomy and physiology of the heart, medical disease processes, medical
allow the participants to have a in depth education of dental disease and current
terminology, medical ethics, legal aspects of patient contact,
treatments without being in the dental chair! Whether you or a family member
electrocardiography and stress testing. Additionally, students will practice with
have a history of dental concerns or you just want to learn how to keep your teeth
EKG equipment and perform hands on labs including introduction to the function
for a lifetime, this course is for you.
and proper use of the EKG machine, the normal anatomy of the chest wall for
proper lead placement, 12-lead placement and other clinical practices. Additional
CSHH333 The Anti-Stress Toolkit
fee for EKG Technician exam.
Enjoy a group hypnosis session designed to teach you how to relax and stay
calm, even under the most stressful conditions. Learn effective self-care tools to
CSHH046 Pharmacy Technician, Part 1
cope with stress. A free hypnosis CD is included.
This course is the 1st of a 2 course certificate program. The program is
designed to train students on the fundamental and specific skills required of a
pharmacy technician. A certificate of completion will be awarded upon successful
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Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
Fall 2015
CSHH360 Water Aerobics
Course Descriptions
In this vigorous deep-water aerobics class, learn strength training and perform
moderate to high level cardiovascular jogging using floatation belts and resistive
gloves. Prerequisite: Swimming skills not required but will spend 75% of class
in deep water. You will not be underwater but may be splashed and will need to
complete a confidential short medical questionnaire for instructor.
CSHH370 Certified Electronic Health Records
This practical, hands-on course introduces you to the electronic health record
(EHR) and shows you how to become proficient in using EHR software on the
job. You will gain a thorough understanding of both the terminology of EHR
systems and the practical use of such systems in a health care provider office
setting. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSHH379 Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers
The BLS for Healthcare Providers course is designed to provide skills required
in a healthcare setting. This program is for physicians, nurses, paramedics,
emergency medical technicians, respiratory, physical, and occupational
therapists, physician’s assistants, and other allied health personnel. In addition,
BLS training can be appropriate for first responders, such as police officers and
firefighters, as well as for laypeople whose work brings them into contact with
members of the public. Skills taught are adult and pediatric CPR, two-rescuer
scenarios and use of the bag-valve mask, foreign-body airway obstruction
(conscious and unconscious), automated external defibrillation (includes child
AED update), special resuscitation situations, and other cardiopulmonary
emergencies.
Language and Travel
CSLT006 Artistic Signing Workshop
The Sign Language Workshop builds conversational signs, storytelling, and
signed music. All levels are welcomed. Certificates with contact hours will be
awarded. Basic sign language skills are needed.
CSLT007 Medical Sign Language
Paramedics, EMTs, Police Officers, Firefighters, Nurses, and Medical
personnel are all encouraged to learn Medical Sign Language. Participants in
this course achieve a basic survival level of medical signs that are presented in a
comfortable pace and setting. Certificates with contact hours are awarded!
CSLT300 Spanish for EMTs & Paramedics
This self-paced online course is designed for EMTs, paramedics, and
emergency responders dealing with medical situations with the Spanish speaking public. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSLT301 Spanish for Firefighters
This self-paced online course is designed for firefighters and emergency
responders during a fire situation wanting to communicate with the Spanish speaking public. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSLT302 Spanish for Health Care
This self-paced online course is designed for nurses, doctors, health care
administrators, front desk workers, and anyone working with Spanish-speaking
patients. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSHH388 EMS Continuing Education
EMS Continuing Education is designed to fulfill the continuing education
requirements for EMT’s at all levels. Topics included will be identified based
upon Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement, Affiliate Medical Director, Service
Medical Director, EMS Director or as identified by the Massasoit Community
College Director of Paramedic Program based on EMS trends and topics.
Topics may also include those identified by Advisories from the Massachusetts
Department of Public Health Office of Emergency Medical Services.
CSHH550 ServSafe Certification
This course covers MA and RI certification. All aspects of food sanitation and
safety are reviewed. Topics include the flow of food, proper hygiene, HACCP,
pest control, time temperature requirements and food allergies. Certification
exam given on the 2nd half of the last class. Textbook included.
CSHH551 ServSafe Exam
This is the Exam portion ONLY of the ServSafe course, which meets MA and RI
certification regulations. Servsafe addresses all aspects of food sanitation and
safety. The exam takes place during the 2nd half of the last class.
CSHH600 Medical Terminology
Prepare for a career in the health services industry by learning medical
terminology in a memorable and enjoyable fashion. This course is delivered online.
For more information call x1312.
CSLT303 Spanish for Law Enforcement
This self-paced online course is designed for police officers and law
enforcement personnel wanting to communicate with the Spanish-speaking
public. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSLT304 Spanish for Social Services
This self-paced online course is designed for social workers, counselors, non profit office staff and administrators, ministers, and anyone working with Spanish speakers in an outreach capacity. This course is delivered online. For more information
call x1312.
CSLT305 Spanish for Banking
This self-paced online course is designed for banking and credit union
professionals wanting to communicate with their Spanish-speaking customers. This
course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
CSLT306 Spanish for Construction
This self-paced online course is designed for construction workers, contractors,
foremen, and anybody who works with Spanish-speaking employees and co workers in the construction industry. This course is delivered online. For more
information call x1312.
CSLT307 Spanish for Food Service
This self-paced online course is designed for restaurant managers, wait staff,
CSHH601 Medical Math
cooks, and anyone working with Spanish-speaker employees and co-workers. This
Master the math skills you need to succeed in the medical field. This course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
course is delivered online. For more information call x1312.
Personal Interests
CSPI042 The Art of the Pie
Electrician D License Program at Canton
MA State Building Codes & NFPA ‘72, Part 1
offered this fall!
Call 508-588-9100 x1310 for details!
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Come learn how to make that perfect pie from two professional pastry chefs and
culinary professors! You will learn all the proper techniques necessary to make
the flaky crust you have been striving for. Assorted fruit and soft/custard fillings
will be created. Each week you will take home your delicious creations.
Fall 2015
Course Descriptions
CSRE009 Residential Rental/Real Estate License
Join us as we show you how to create your own beautifully crafted yeast doughs.
Topics include landlord and tenant rights and responsibilities, security deposits,
Learn how to tell when the bread is properly kneaded, to understanding the
last month’s rent, eviction for non-payment or possession, terminating the
fermentation and baking process, and how to work your favorite ingredients into
tenancy. Fair Housing Laws-Anti-discrimination, MGL Chapter 151B, MA
your loaves. The first week will focus on using traditional techniques to create
Commission Against Discrimination, MGL Chapter 93A, de-leading, lead paint
rustic white loaves. The second week we will work with multigrain or whole wheat
issues, MGL Chapter 111 and more!
flours. Come and enjoy the hands on experience of making bread, the amazing
aroma and satisfaction of making your own bread, and go home with the warm
CSRE 021 Condos/Coops/Timeshares
loaf. Just bring an apron, and wear comfortable shoes!
Topics include terms and concepts, condominium formation, master deed, unit deed,
common areas, by-laws, condo fees, rules and regulations, closing requirements, condo
CSPI070 US History Since 1945
financing, conversion, major conversion provision, time to vacate and more!
This course surveys the political, economical, social and cultural changes
experienced by the United States from the end of the Second World War to the
CSRE025 Financing/Real Estate License
present.
Topics include real estate sales process, financing procedure, sources of funds,
fiduciary and non-fiduciary sources of funds, secondary vs. primary lending
CSPI101 Photography I/Film/Digital
market, government source of funds, types of mortgages, special financing
Learn to avoid common errors and transform your snapshots into photographs!
methods, installment sales, sale-lease back, round lease, syndication, truth-in-
The class will be technical only enough to show how your camera works and how
lending, regulation Z, disclosure, right of rescission and advertising!
to manipulate the controls to achieve the effect you desire. From using natural
and artificial light to working with digital images, you’ll learn to use your camera
CSRE026 Appraisal Process/Real Estate License
to its fullest potential. This is not a darkroom class.
Topics include Terms and concepts, purpose, history and development of the
profession, value elements, environmental influences to value, economic
CSPI103 Digital Photography
variables to value, appraisal approach, cost approach, physical deterioration,
Learn how to make digital photography easy and fun! From selecting the right
functional obsolescence and economic obsolescence.
camera and printer to transferring, storing, printing and sharing images, you will
learn basic photography techniques to get the most from any camera. This
CSRE030 Real Estate Brokerage Relationships
beginner class requires no experience and no camera is needed.
Topics include history of brokerage relationships; definition of basic terms in real
estate brokerage; use of Massachusetts Mandatory Licensee-Consumer
CSPI106 Advanced Photography for Everyone
disclosure; fiduciary; informed consent; vicarious liability; types of brokerage
Learn the secrets for creating exciting photographs. This advanced class will
relations in Massachusetts; seller and buyer agency, dual and designated
teach you valuable techniques in the use of digital camera controls and settings,
agency, alternative business models and much more!
as well as dynamic ideas in image composition and editing. Live demonstration
with professional tools and at home assignments will stretch your creative and
CSRE100 MA Real Estate Sales License Preparation
technical skills. Students should have an understanding of basic camera
This course will present the information necessary to take and pass the
operations and a digital camera with manual controls is required.
Massachusetts Real Estate Salesperson’s Examination and meets the
Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
CSPI048 Foundations of Bread Making
requirements of the MA Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and
CSPI141 The Writer Within
Salespersons for license preparation. The course meets the new education
Do you aspire to become a writer but cannot find your voice? Do you need be
requirements for classroom preparation for the Real Estate Salesperson.
inspired and motivated to write? Are you a poet? Are you a novelist? Join me on
Classroom preparation for the Salesperson Examination has increased from 24
this 6 week journey of discovery and we will find your voice together.
hours to 40 hours.
CSPI201 Quilter Group
CSRE105 Real Estate Investment
Now that you have learned the basics of quilting, why not join us in our quilters’
Thinking about putting your money into something more tangible - like real
group? Bring those UFOs and get help putting on the finishing touches, take on
estate? Understand the rewards and risks involved in land, rental, single family,
a new challenge or become involved in a group community project. Come share
and commercial real estate investments. How much do you have to invest? Can
in the love of quilting! Some quilting knowledge is recommended but not
you really make a profit? Learn how the market works, how to recognize a good
required.
opportunity for purchase, what your time, tax and maintenance costs would be
after the purchase, and how to make a decision about the timing of the sale. To
CSPI212 The UFO Quilt Club
learn more view our brochure at www.massasoit.edu and click on
Do you have an Unfinished Object (UFO) that you would love to finish, but not
Workforce Development.
sure how? Bring your unfinished quilt(s) to our open quilting evening. Be
inspired and help to inspire friends as you finish your beautiful quilt!
Sports–Recreation
CSPI213 Decorate with Holiday Quilting
Make your holiday extra special by making a tree skirt and some easy ornaments.
Simple by elegant, your tree will sparkle for years!
CSSR221 Ballroom Sampler
Come learn or refresh your Ballroom dancing skills! You’ll get a taste of Waltz,
Foxtrot and Tango in this one-night course.
Real Estate
CSRE005 Contract Law/Real Estate License
Topics include elements of a valid real estate contract, assignment, notation,
equitable vs. legal title, unenforceable vs. enforceable, buyer agency contract,
Marine Technician
350-hr Certificate Program
This program starts September 2015
elements of a listing contract, offer to purchase, acceptance, termination and
more!
Call 508-588-9100 x1310 for details.
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Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
Fall 2015
Course Descriptions
This course will use the 266 CMR as a guide in assisting home inspectors in
Come learn or refresh your Latin dancing skills! You’ll get a taste of Rumba,
the development of their required home inspection reports (3.5 contact hours).
Salsa and Cha Cha in this one-night course.
CSTT035 Exterior Aspects of Home Inspection
CSSR223 Swing Sampler: Single Double and Triple
This course provides a discussion of the elements to look for on the exterior of a
Come learn or refresh your Swing dancing skills in this one-night course!
home when conducting a home inspection. Learn to make an informed
assessment of outside features provides valuable insights about the interior, as
CSSR228 Wedding Sampler
well as the general condition of the home (3.5 contact hours).
Come learn how to dance at a wedding or your wedding to slow romantic or fast
upbeat songs.
CSTT107 MA 2A Excavator License Preparation
This course meets or exceeds the requirements of OSHA and is designed to
Technical Training
prepares students for successful completion of the MA 2A Hydraulics
CSTT010 Drinking Water Distribution
Offered in partnership with the Massachusetts Water Works Association, this 39 hour state approved Concepts and Practices of Drinking Water Distribution
course is designed to introduce the concepts of drinking water distribution
operations to individuals seeking a new career or presently working in the
drinking water distribution field. This course is a pre-requisite for taking the
drinking water licensing exam(s) for water distribution, grades D2, D3, or D4
and is a required component for eligibility as an operator-in-training or a full
license operator. Participants will learn required information and critical thought
processes involved in the understanding of the successful operation and
maintenance of drinking water distribution systems. Additional cost for textbooks.
CSTT011 Advanced Drink Water Treatment T3/T4
Offered in partnership with the Massachusetts Water Works Association, this
35-hour state approved course is designed to provide the student with the
advanced concepts of drinking water treatment operations. Operator will be
equipped with ability to control process, not just basic understanding (e.g. being
able to answer the “why” or “why not” questions). Emphasis will be on filtration
and reporting. Advanced topics on potable water sources and use, treatment
technologies, laboratory, and administration will be covered. Students must
possess a Grade 2T (full or OIT) license or have successfully completed a Basic
Treatment course.
CSTT020 Home Inspector Professional Ethics
This course will provide licensed home inspectors with a 1 hour review of the
standards of professional and ethical conduct as set forth by the MA Board of
Registration of Home Inspectors.
CSTT023 266 CMR Regulations for Home Inspectors
This course will provide licensed home inspectors with a 4 hour review of the 266
CMR regulations including the MA Standards of Practice. Numerous
illustrations will be used to teach each system that a home inspector is required
to know, identify and report on.
CSTT027 Plumbing/Gas Systems/Home Inspection
This course is designed to improve the licensed Home Inspector’s
understanding of basic principles necessary to recognize problems in plumbing
and gas systems in residential properties. You will be trained to make
observations and judgments regarding acceptable installation and operation of
systems, as well as requirements for fixtures, materials, water temperature, pipe
sizing, and venting. Basic observations will be made from CMR 248 Fuel Gas
and Plumbing Code as it relates to home inspection. (3.5 contact hours)
CSTT028 Heating Systems/Home Inspection
This course is designed to assist licensed home inspectors in understanding
and recognizing adequately installed and operating residential heating systems.
Discussion will focus on warm air furnaces, boilers, and oil distribution systems.
An overview of applicable MA State Code will be addressed as it relates to the
home inspection process. (3.5 contact hours)
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CSTT034 Report Writing for Home Inspection
CSSR222 Latin Sampler
Engineers’ license. This course covers machine components, hydraulic theory,
mathematical calculations, inspection parameters, jobsite and excavator safety,
standard hand signals and capacities. A certificate of completion will be provided
upon successful completion of the course.
CSTT108 MA1C Hydraulic Crane/Forklift License Preparation
This class meets the requirements of ANSI B30.22, B56.1 and OSHA 1910.178
standards and is designed to prepares students for successful completion of the
MA 1C license. This course covers crane components, forklifts, Intro to
Hydraulic Theory, mathematical calculations, inspection parameters, standard
hand signals, load charts, fuel/electric storage, ANSI and OSHA standards, safe
practices, proper care and maintenance and Physics 101. A certificate of
completion will be provided upon successful completion of the course.
CSTT109 MA 2A/1C Combined License Preparation
This course meets or exceeds the requirements of OSHA as well as the
requirements of ANSI B30.22, B56.1 and OSHA 1910.178 standard. Students
who register for this course will receive a discounted rate and will be
automatically signed up for both license preparation courses: MA 2A Excavator
and MA 1C Hydraulic Crane/Forklift.
CSTT205 Marine Technician Fundamentals
This course, the first of three required courses for the industry-recognized 350 hour Marine Technician Certificate, provides classroom and hands-on
instruction in marine safety, tools and equipment, the basics of marine engine
parts, marine systems (water, fuel, steering, electrical, lubrication, ventilation,
ignition, instrumentation), as well as the underlying theories of combustion,
electricity, and power generation. Included are fall lay-up, spring preparation,
trailering, yard equipment, and basic boat moving procedures. The 350-hour
Marine Technician Certificate is issued jointly by Massasoit Community College
and the Massachusetts Marine Traders Association at the successful
completion of all three required courses in the program. Additional textbooks are
required.
CSTT322 Electrician D Lic/NFPA-Part 2
One of 12 State-approved and mandated courses required to fulfill the NEW 300 hour classroom training requirement for the Electrician D-License. This course
gives an in-depth understanding of NFPA-72 and its interpretation for alarm
installers. All requirements of a fire detection system under NFPA-72 will be
analyzed. Job site safety issues will also be covered. Participants must possess
a high school diploma or equivalent.
CSTT323 Electrician D Lic/NFPA-Part 3
One of 12 State-approved and mandated courses required to fulfill the NEW 300 hour classroom training requirement for the Electrician D-License. This course
is a continuation of NFPA’72 Part Two. Participants must possess a high school
diploma or equivalent.
Fall 2015
Course Descriptions
CSTT705 Electrical 2, Part I
Learn how to prepare for the Project Management Institute’s prestigious PMP
This 9 month (150 hour) certificate program covers the Alternating Current;
certification exam! This is the first part of a two-course online series that will
Motors: Theory and Application; Electric Lighting; Conduit Bending; Pull and
demystify the PMBOK Guide, including relationships between inputs, tools and
Junction Boxes; Conductor Installations; Cable Tray; Conductor Terminations
techniques, and outputs. Textbook required. This course is delivered online. For more
and Splices; Grounding and Bonding; Circuit Breakers and Fuses; Control
information call x1312.
Systems and Fundamental Concepts. It is recommended that all students bring a
copy of the latest National Electrical Code, NEC Handbook to class.
CSTT613 PMP Certification Prep II
In this second part of our two-course online series, you will continue to demystify
CSTT707 Electrical 3, Part 1
the PMBOK Guide, including relationships between inputs, tools and techniques,
This 9 month (150 hour) certificate program covers the Load Calculations -
and outputs. Prerequisite: PMP Certification Part I. This course is delivered online. For
Branch Feeders and Circuits; Conductor Selection and Calculations; Practical
more information call x1312.
Applications of Lighting; Hazardous Locations; Overcurrent Protection;
Distribution Equipment; Transformers; Commercial Electrical Services; Motor
CSTT614 High Speed Project Management
Calculations; Voice, Data, and Video; Motor Controls. It is recommended that all
Learn to deal with the realities of managing projects at supersonic speeds
students bring a copy of the latest National Electrical Code, NEC Handbook
despite truncated timelines, inadequate staffing, and skimpy budgets. This course is
to class.
delivered online. For more information call X1312.
CSTT709 Electrical 4, Part 1
CSTT703 Electrical 1, Part 1
This 9 month (150 hour) certificate program covers the Load Calculations
This 9 month (150 hour) certificate program covers the Basic Safety; Introduction
-Feeders and Services; Health Care Facilities; Standby and Emergency
to Construction Math; Introduction to Hand Tools; Introduction to Power Tools;
Systems; Basic Electronic Theory; Fire Alarm Systems; Specialty Transformers;
Introduction to Construction Drawings; Basic Rigging; Basic Communication
Advanced Controls; HVAC Controls; Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection;
Skills; Basic Employability Skills; Introduction to Materials Handling; Orientation
Motor Operation and Maintenance; Medium-Voltage Terminations/Splices;
to the Electrical Trade; Electrical Safety; Introduction to Electrical Circuits;
Special Locations; Fundamentals of Crew Leadership. It is recommended that all
Electrical Theory; Introduction to the National Electrical Code (NEC); Device
students bring a copy of the latest National Electrical Code, NEC Handbook
Boxes; Hand Bending; Raceways and Fittings; Conductors and Cables; Basic
to class.
Electrical Construction Drawings; Residential Electrical Services; Electrical
Test Equipment. It is recommended that all students bring a copy of the latest
CSTT719 Sprinkler Fitting 1, Part 1
National Electrical Code, NEC Handbook to class.
This 9 month (150 hour) certificate program covers the following areas: Basic
Safety; Introduction to Construction Math; Introduction to Hand Tools;
Introduction to Power Tools; Introduction to Construction Drawings; Basic
Rigging; Basic Communication Skills; Basic Employability Skills; Introduction to
Materials Handling; Orientation to the Trade; Introduction to Components and
Paralegal
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the
demand for Paralegals is expected to grow by 28%
between 2008 and 2018.
Systems; Steel Pipe; CPVC Pipe and Fittings; Copper Tube Systems;
Corporate and Community Education Non-Credit Courses
CSTT612 PMP Certification Prep I
Underground Pipe.
CSTT725 Pipefitting 1, Part 1
This 9 month (150 hour) certificate program covers the following areas: Basic
Safety; Introduction to Construction Math; Introduction to Hand Tools;
Introduction to Power Tools; Introduction to Construction Drawings; Basic
Rigging; Basic Communication Skills; Basic Employability Skills; Introduction to
Materials Handling; Orientation to the Trade; Pipefitting Hand Tools; Pipefitting
Our 84-hour course can help get you started
on this new career path.
Power Tools; Oxyfuel Cutting; Ladders and Scaffolds; Motorized Equipment.
Classes start September 8th
at the Canton campus.
Call 508-588-9100 x1310 for details.
Have an idea for a new course?
Want to be an instructor?
Contact 508-588-9100 x1310 or
ktilden@massasoit.mass.edu
Hi-SET (formerly GED) Review Course
This course is designed to prepare students
for the English language, Reading, and Math
portions of the Hi-SET exams.
Classes start on October 20th
A pre-assessment is required
prior to registration. Call today to learn about
our upcoming pre-assessment schedule.
508-588-9100 x1312
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