SPRING
2015
Course Selection Bulletin
Texas Southern University
www.tsu.edu
Table of Contents
Academic Calendar Spring 2015.................................................................................. 2
Placement Test Requirements.......................................................................................3
What Courses to Take....................................................................................................4
Guide to Course Offerings.............................................................................................5
How to Read the Course Listings..................................................................................6
Register for Courses Online (after student has been advised)......................................7
Find Your Department................................................................................................ 8-9
Pay Fees................................................................................................................ 10-11
Apply For Financial Aid................................................................................................12
Planning for the Semester...........................................................................................13
Degree Programs........................................................................................................14
University Housing.......................................................................................................15
Required Immunization................................................................................................16
Student Support...........................................................................................................17
Campus Organization..................................................................................................18
Textbook Availability.....................................................................................................19
Class Attendance Rule................................................................................................19
Title IX Grievance Procedures............................................................................... 20-29
Anti-Retaliation Policy..................................................................................................30
Sexual Harassment Policy..................................................................................... 31-32
Notification of Rights under FERPA for Post Secondary Institutions..................... 33-35
Right to Privacy............................................................................................................36
Drop Limit....................................................................................................................37
Formula for Graduation................................................................................................38
The Value of a TSU Education.....................................................................................38
Schedule - Spring 2015......................................................................................... 39-82
Online Courses............................................................................................... 41-43
Weekend College.................................................................................................44
Honors..................................................................................................................45
Jesse H. Jones School of Business................................................................ 46-48
School of Communication............................................................................... 49-50
College of Education...................................................................................... 51-54
College of Liberal Arts and Behavioral Sciences............................................ 55-64
College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.................................................... 65-68
Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs................................. 69-72
School of Science and Technology................................................................. 73-80
Thurgood Marshall School of Law.................................................................. 81-82
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Introduction
Academic Calendar
(Spring 2015)
November 17, 2014 January 19, 2015
Spring registration period for continuing students
January 9
Friday Last day to apply for spring admission
January 11
Sunday Residence Halls open at 8:00 a.m.
January 12-16
Monday-Friday Orientation and registration period for first-time freshmen and
new transfer students
January 16
Friday Last day to pay tuition and fees without a late fee
January 19
Monday Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday
January 20
Tuesday Classes Begin
January 20-23
Tuesday-Friday Change of program period
February 2
Monday TWELFTH CLASS DAY
Last day to drop classes or withdraw from school without grades of W
February 6
Friday Last day to file for May graduation
February 11
Wednesday TWENTIETH CLASS DAY
Purge of all unpaid course selections
Last day to pay tuition and fees with a late fee
February 16
Monday Second Installment payment due
Presidents’ Day holiday
March 7-13
Saturday-Friday MID-SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS
March 14-20
Saturday-Friday Spring vacation
March 16
Monday Third Installment payment due
March 21
Classes Resume
April 2
Thursday Honors Day
April 3
Friday Good Friday holiday
April 4
Saturday Classes resume
April 10
Friday Last day to drop classes or withdraw from school with grades of W
April 15
Wednesday Fourth Installment payment due
May 8
Last day of classes
May 9-15
Saturday-Friday FINAL EXAMINATIONS
May 15
Friday Official closing of semester
May 16
Commencement Exercises, 9:30 a.m.
Please note that the academic calendar dates are subject to change.
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Placement Test Requirements
(ONLY ONE test is required)
Incoming Texas Southern University students who are not otherwise exempted by law are recommended to attempt either
the ASSET or THEA test for placement purposes. Education majors may attempt only the THEA test for admission into the
College of Education.
ASSET
Test Fee (Payable by check, money
$40.00
order, VISA, Master Card)
THEA
$10.00 institution fee,
$29.00 test fee payable to NES
Test Day Reporting Time
1:00 P.M.
8:00 A.M.
Practice Test
http://www.act.org/asset
http://www.thea.nesinc.com
Registration for Placement Test prior
Online at http://em.tsu.edu/testing/index.php or in person at
to the testing date
University Testing Center, Education Building, Room 007 (basement).
Test Office
University Testing Center, Education Building, Room 007 (basement)
Items to Bring
•
Admission Card, issued by the University Testing Center
on Test Day
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Two forms of identification. One must be acceptable photo identification.
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Calculator, if applicable
Acceptable
Valid driver’s license, government-issued identification, passport, high school or
Photo Identification
college identification, etc.
Test dates are available online at em.tsu.edu/testing
Assigned test date is not transferable
Test fee is nonrefundable.
ACT-R Test
Texas Southern University offers ACT-R (Residual ACT) testing on campus for those students who have not taken the
national SAT or ACT exam. (Note: ACT-R score will not transfer to and are not accepted by other institutions.)
Test Fee (Payable by check,
$55.00
money order, VISA, Master Card)
Test Day Reporting Time
1:00 P.M.
Practice Test
http://www.act.org/aap.pdf.preparing.pdf
Registration for Placement Test
Online at http://em.tsu.edu/testing/index.php or in person at
prior to the testing date
University Testing Center, Education Building, Room 007 (basement).
Test Office
University Testing Center, Education Building, Room 007 (basement)
Items to Bring on Test Day
•
Admission Card, issued by the University Testing Center
•
Two forms of identification. One must be acceptable photo identification.
•
Calculator, if applicable
Acceptable
Valid driver’s license, government-issued identification, passport, high school or
Photo Identification
college identification, etc.
Test dates are available online at em.tsu.edu/testing
Assigned test date is not transferable
Test fee is nonrefundable.
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Introduction
What Courses to Take
(Placement Test Standards for Developmental Courses)
English/Writing Skills
ASSET
Scores
COMPASS
Scores
ACCUPLACER
Scores
THEA/ TASP
Scores
Course Recommendations
0-28
0-36
0-57
0-180
ENG 129
29-34
37-43
58-61
181-200
ENG 130
35-37 (WS:5+)
44-50 (WS: 5+)
62-70 (WS: 0-4)
201-219
ENG 131 w/WRIT 101
38-39 (WS:5+)
51-58 (WS: 5+)
71-79 (WS: 5+)
40+ (WS:5+)
59+ (WS: 5+)
80+ (WS: 5+)
220 +
ENG 131
ASSET
Scores
COMPASS
Scores
ACCUPLACER
Scores
THEA/ TASP
Scores
Course Recommendations
0-34
0-63
0-60
0-200
READ 130
ENG 131 w/WRIT 101
Reading Skills
35-37
64-72
61-68
201-216
College Level w/READ 101
38-40
73-80
69-77
217-229
College Level w/READ 101
41+
81+
78+
230+
College Level
ASSET
Scores (Algebra)
COMPASS
Scores (Algebra)
ACCUPLACER
Scores (Algebra)
THEA/ TASP
Scores
Course Recommendations
0-29
0-22
0-51
0-205
MATH 130
30-33
23-30
52-57
206-220
MATH 131
34-37
31-38
58-62
221-229
MATH 133 w/MATH 101
38+
39+
63+
230+
MATH 133
Mathematics Skills
During the course of each semester, an audit will be conducted on all enrolled students for compliance with the policies
and procedures addressed herein by academic advisors in SAES. A student’s enrollment in a course not in compliance
with the above policies and procedures will result in said enrollment being cancelled.
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Guide to Course Offerings
ACCT
BADM
ECON
FIN
CM
ERM
JOUR
COUN
EDAS
EDCI
EDFD
EPSY
HED
AD
ART
CFDV
CT
ENG
FCS
FN
FR
GEOG
HIST
CLSC
HSCR
HSEH
HSHA
HSHI
AFSC
AJ
EMGT
FORS
HMSC
MSCI
AWS
BIOL
CHEM
CIVT
CMET
COE
CONS
CS
DRFT
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
MGMT
Management
MGSC
Management Science
MIS
Management Information System
MKTG
Marketing
SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS
RTF
Communication
Radio Television and Film
SC
Entertainment and Record Industry Mgmt.
Speech Communication
Journalism
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
KIN
Counseling
Kinesiology
PE
Educational Administration
Human Performance
RDG
Curriculum and Instruction
Reading
REC
Educational Foundation
Recreation
SPED
Educational Psychology
Special Education
SPMT
Health
Sports Management
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
HSCS
Apparel Design
Human Services and Consumer Sciences
MUSA
Art
Applied Music
MUSI
Child and Family Development
Music
PHIL
Clothing and Textile
Philosophy
PSY
English
Psychology
SOC
Family and Consumer Sciences
Sociology
SOCW
Foods and Nutrition
Social Work
SPAN
French
Spanish
THEA
Geography
Theatre
History
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCES
HSRT
Clinical Laboratory Science
Respiratory Therapy
PADM
Health Sciences Core
Pharmacy Administration
PHAR
Environmental Health
Pharmacy
PHS
Health Administration
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Health Information Management
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
NAVA
Air Force Science
Naval Sciences
PA
Administration of Justice
Public Affairs
PAD
Emergency Management
Public Administration
PLN
Forensic Science
City Planning
POLS
Homeland Security
Political Science
UPEP
Military Science
Urban Planning and Environmental Policy
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
ELET
Airway Science
Electronics Engineering Technology
ENGT
Biology
Engineering Technology
ES
Chemistry
Environmental Science
GEOL
Civil Engineering Technology
Geology
ITEC
Computer Engineering Technology
Industrial Technology
MATH
Cooperative Education
Mathematics
MTMS
Construction
Maritime Transportation Management Security
PHYS
Computer Science
Physics
TMGT
Drafting
Transportation Planning & Management
Accounting
Business Administration
Economics
Finance
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How to Read the Course Listings
Courses are listed alphabetically by college and by academic department. Course listings include the course subject,
number and title and, below from left to right, the course reference number (CRN), section number, number of credit
hours, meeting days, meeting times, building, room and instructor name. To select courses appropriate to a chosen degree
plan, consult the catalog online or contact your academic advisor.
Example course listing:
ENG 131 Freshman English I
55551
12
3
MWF
1300-1350pm
MLK251
Moore
Subject: ENGLISH
Number: 131 (100s=freshman, 200s=sophomore, 300s=junior, 400s=senior, 500s-900s=graduate/professional)
Title: Freshman English I
CRN: 55551 (Course Reference Number)
Section: 12
Credits: 3
Meeting Day(s): Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, S=Saturday, U=Sunday
Meeting Time(s): 1:00 to 1:50 pm
Meeting Room: Martin Luther King Center Room 251
A meeting location with building code marked ** below or a “TBA” room should be verified
with the teaching department.
Instructor: Moore
Building Legend
BLDG
Building Name
BLDG
Building Name
ART
J. T. Biggers Art Center
PAB
Public Affairs Building
DEPT
Department-Assigned **
PARK
University Park, SH 249 and Louetta
ED
Education Building
REC
Recreational Center
FH
Fairchild Hall
RMA
Rhinehart Music Auditorium
GH
Gray Hall
ROT
Rotational Course **
HE
Lane Consumer Sciences Building
RSC
Rollins-Stewart Music Center
HPE
Health and Physical Education Arena
SB
Science Building
IE
Industrial Education Shop
TBA
To Be Announced **
JHJ
Jesse H. Jones Building
TECH
Technology Building
KTSU
KTSU Studio
TMC
Texas Medical Center **
LSB
Thurgood Marshall Law School Building
TMOD
Technology Modules, west of Bell Hall
MLK
Martin Luther King Center
UA
Auditorium, Ollington Smith Playhouse
NSC
Nabrit Science Center
UH
University of Houston **
ONL
Online Course **
(**) Contact Academic Department
View the campus map online at http://em.tsu.edu/registrar/campusbuildings.php
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Register for Courses Online
(after student has been advised)
Accessing the My TSU Web Portal
•
Go to the TSU Home page (http://www.tsu.edu) and click the MyTSUweb
link located at the top right-hand corner of the page.
•
After the MyTSUweb page displays, click Students.
•
Enter User Name and Initial Password to access the site. Setup your
secret question and answers.
Login Item
Standard Formula
Example
User Name
All User Names are formulated
using the following standard:
<<first initial>> + . + <<first 14
characters of last name>> +
<<last 4 digits of student ID>>
John Doe (T00001234):
j.doe1234
All students have an initial
password that they will be
required to change on the first
login to the My TSU portal. All initial passwords are
formulated using the following
standard:
John Doe’s birth date is
01/01/1988:
Initial Password = Q!010188
Initial Password
Jane Smitherson-Johnson
(T00002345): j.smithersonjoh2345
Jane Smitherson-Johnson’s
birth date is 11/28/1978:
Initial Password = Q!112878
Q + ! +<<Birth Date>> (birth
date is in the MMDDYY format)
Resetting Your My TSU Web Portal Password
The first time you log on to the My TSU Web Portal, you are asked to provide
answers to four (4) security questions. To reset your password, perform the
following tasks:
•
Go to the TSU Home page (http://www.tsu.edu) and click the MyTSUweb
link located at the top right-hand corner of the page.
•
After the MyTSUweb page displays, click Students.
•
From the My TSU Web Portal home page, click Reset Your Password.
•
Before resetting your password, you are prompted to answer security
questions.
•
You must answer two (2) of the four (4) security questions; these
answers are not case-sensitive and white-space differences do not
matter.
•
After answering two (2) of the four (4) security questions, you can reset
your password.
The My TSU Web Portal is a top-quality system for students that provides
easy single sign-on access to a variety of online resources and services
including, but not limited to, Registration, Financial Aid, Bill/Fee Payment,
Summary Statements, Academic History, Grades, Unofficial Transcripts,
Degree Audits, Google Apps (Including Gmail), TSU Web Content,
Messages, and Blackboard.
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Introduction
Find your Department
College/School
Building/Room
College of Business
Dean’s Office
Accounting Office
Business Administration
Majors Offered
Jesse H. Jones Bldg. (JHJ)
Rm. 301 (JHJ)
(713) 313-7215
Rm. 365 (JHJ)
(713) 313-7910/7715/7737
Rm. 326 (JHJ)
(713) 313-7708/7309/7590
o Accounting
o Economics
o Finance
o Management
o Marketing
Roderick Paige School of Education (ED)
Rm. 240 (ED)
(713) 313-1054
Rm. 006 (ED)
(713) 313-7731
Rm. 204 (ED)
(713) 313-7267/1922
Rm. 249 (ED)
(713) 313-7389/7340
Rm. 103 (HPE)
(713) 313-7087
o Interdisciplinary Studies: Certification in Bilingual Education
o Interdisciplinary Studies: Certification in Early Childhood Education
o Interdisciplinary Studies: Certification in English
o Interdisciplinary Studies: Certification in Science
o Interdisciplinary Studies: Certification in Spanish
o Interdisciplinary Studies: Certification in Reading
o Health – Secondary Teaching
o Human Performance: All Levels (K-12)
o Human Performance: Secondary Teaching
Hannah Hall (HH); Rollins-Stewart Music Bldg. (Music); Public Affairs Bldg (PAB)
Rm. 315 (PAB)
(713) 313-4287/7211
Rm. 106 (MLK)
(713) 313-7916
Rm. 301 (MLK)
(713) 313-1324
Rm. 112 (Music)
(713) 313-7337/7794
Rm. 340 (PAB/COLABS)
(713) 313-7794
Rm. 320 (PAB)
(713) 313-7344/7421
Rm. 302 W (PAB)
(713) 313-7783
Rm. 302 AK (PAB)
(713) 313-7250/4438
Rm. 340 (PAB/COLABS)
(713) 313-7794
o Art
o English
o French
o General Studies: Cultural Studies Track
o History
o Music
College of Education
Dean’s Office
Student Advisement Center
Curriculum & Instruction
Ed. Administration & Counseling
Health & Kinesiology Ed.
Majors Offered
College of Liberal Arts & Behavior Sciences
Dean’s Office
English
Foreign Languages
Art, Music, and Theater
History, Geography, General Studies
Psychology
Social Work
Sociology
Undecided
Majors Offered
o Spanish
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Phone
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College/School
Building/Room
School of Communications
Dean’s Office
Majors Offered
Martin L. King Bldg. (MLK)
Rm. 223 (MLK)
(713) 313-7740
o Journalism Track (Advertising & Public Relations Specialty)
(713) 313-7740
o Journalism Track (Broadcast Journalism Specialty)
(713) 313-7740
o Journalism Track (Print Journalism Specialty)
(713) 313-7740
o Telecommunications (Electronic Media Track)
(713) 313-7740
o Speech Communication (Organizational)
(713) 313-7740
o Speech Communication (Intercultural/Interpersonal)
(713) 313-7740
Gray Hall (GH)
Rm. 240 (GH)
(713) 313-7559
Rm. 134 (GH)
(713) 313-6700
Rm. 202 (NSC)
(713) 313-1151
Rm. 241 (GH)
(713) 313-1887
Rm. 124 (GH)
(713) 313-1885
o Clinical Laboratory Science
o Environmental Health
o Health Administration
o Health Information Management
o Respiratory Therapy
o Pharmaceutical Sciences: M.S., PH.D.
o Pre-Pharmacy Track
o Doctor of Pharmacy
Nabrit Science (NSC) / New Science Building (SB)
Rm. 403P (SB)
(713) 313-1860
Rm. 203Y (SB)
(713) 313-7005
Rm. 403T (SB)
(713) 313-7003
Rm. 314 (TECH)
(713) 313-7611
Rm. 101 (TECH)
(713) 313-7679
Rm. 115 (TECH)
(713) 313-7679
Rm. 111K (SB)
(713) 313-7002
Rm. 201 (TECH)
(713) 313-1846
Rm. 215 (TECH)
(713) 313-1841
Rm. 328 (TECH)
(713) 313-1846
o Aviation Science & Technology Management Track
o Biology (Pre-Med, Pre-Dental, Pre-Veterinary, Pre-Optometry, Pre-Physical Therapy, and Comprehensive)
o Chemistry (Pre-Med, Pre-Dental and Comprehensive ACS Tracks)
o Computer Science
o Engineering Technology: Civil Engineering Track
o Engineering Technology: Electronics Engineering Track
o Engineering Technology: Computer Engineering Track
o Industrial Technology: Construction Technology Track
o Industrial Technology: Design Technology Track
o Mathematics
o Physics
o Pre-Nursing - Room 203 (SB)
College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Dean’s Office
Office of Student Services
Health Sciences
Pharmacy Practice
Pharmaceutical Science
Majors Offered
College of Science and Technology
Dean’s Office
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Engineering Technology
Industrial Technologies
Mathematics
Physics
Transportation Studies
Aviation Science and Technology
Majors Offered
School of Public Affairs
Dean’s Office
Advisors
Administration of Justice
Political Science and Public Affairs
Urban Planning and Environmental Planning
Majors Offered
School of Law
Dean’s Office
Student Affairs
Phone
Roderick Paige School of Education (ED)/Hannah Hall (HH)/Public Affairs Bldg. (PAB)
Rm. 415 (PAB)
(713) 313-7401/7311
Rm. 420 (PAB)
(713) 313-7405
Rm. 420 (PAB)
(713) 313-6847
Rm. 420 (PAB)
(713) 313-7405/7760
Rm. 420 (PAB)
(713) 313-6842
o Administration of Justice
o Political Science
o Public Affairs
Thurgood Marshall School of Law
Rm. 223 (Law)
(713) 313-1076
Rm. 214A (Law)
(713) 313-1141
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Introduction
Pay Fees
You may pay your tuition and fees in one of 3 ways:
1. Pay in full
Pay in person
Pay by fax
Pay by web
Pay by mail
You can pay by cash,
You can pay by credit card
The University accepts
Money order, cashiers
money order, cashier’s
(Visa, Mastercard, American
online payment by Visa,
check, or personal check
check, or personal
Express, Discover) by
MasterCard,
can be mailed to the
check, credit card (Visa,
faxing (fax=713-313-4316)
American Express,
Student Accounting Office.
MasterCard, American
a copy of your credit card
Discover. Log in to your
Please include SSN# or T#.
Express, Discover) in
authorization form to the
account at www.tsu.edu
person in the Student
Student Accounting Office. If
Accounting Office in the
you have any questions call
basement of the Bell
713 313-7052.
Student Accounting
Texas Southern University
3100 Cleburne Street
Houston, Texas 77004
Building.
2. Pay in installments in person or online on MyTSU Web
•
Complete the Tuition and Fees Installment Agreement. (obtain in the Student Accounting Office).
•
Following approval, maintain the following installment payment plan
# of payment
Payment amount
Due date
1st payment
25% of fees
Due upon signing
plus installment fee of $52.00
2nd payment
25% of fees
February 16, 2015
3rd payment
25% of fees
March 16, 2015
4th payment
25% of fees
April 15, 2015
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3. Pay by Financial Aid Deferment
•
To be eligible for a Financial Aid Deferment Plan, you must be eligible for financial aid, have a current Student Aid
Report on file
•
Contact the Office of Student Financial Assistance
•
Sign online deferment at www.em.tsu.edu
The Texas Southern University Electronic Deferment Process is designed to defer the payment of the student’s
current balance based on an expected financial aid disbursements. Obtaining an electronic tuition deferment does
not indicate the student has enough financial to pay their total outstanding balance with the university and serves
as a binding contract between the student and Texas Southern University. You may complete the electronic tuition
deferment on-line at your MyTSUWeb Account.
The Texas Southern University Electronic Deferment Process (EDP) is available to students who
•
are regularly admitted student into an eligible academic program
•
are registered in a minimum of 6 credit hours
•
have an official response from the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
•
have submitted all supporting documentation including, but not limited to the verification worksheet, parent’s
and/or student federal income tax returns, and others items requested by the U.S. Department of Education
prior to disbursement of Title IV aid
•
are not be in default on a federal loan
•
meet the minimum satisfactory academic requirements
There is also “Third party payment” available at Texas Southern University. If you are paying through a third
party (such as - DARS (Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services), Division of Rehabilitation Services,
TCH (Texas Children Hospital), Texas Tomorrow Funds - Texas Guaranteed Tuition Plan, The Boeing Company Learning Together Program, ARMY), follow the steps below 1. Get an authorization letter from the third party.
2. Submit the authorization letter to the Student Accounting Office - E.O. Bell Building (Basement 109).
3. Your account will be credited after the payment is received from the third party. (Confirm with the Student
Accounting Office whether your account has been properly credited by phone at 713-313-7052.)
4. Account balances that are not paid by the third party will be the responsibility of the student. (Contact your
third party agency regarding an unpaid balance.)
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Introduction
Apply for Financial Aid
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
•
Submission begins January 1 of every year.
•
Application may be submitted through the telephone or internet at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Paper applications may be
requested by calling 1-800-433-3243.
•
Processing time is significantly decreased by using internet and telephone services
•
Receive email notification or paper response (Student Aid Report) in 2 to 4 weeks depending on method used to file
application.
•
Review email or Student Aid Report for corrections and comments as soon as possible.
•
Submission prior to April 15 increases the likelihood of receiving maximum grant eligibility
To complete the FAFSA, you will need the following documents:
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A copy of your federal income tax return (if you are a dependent, you will need only your
•
parents’ return; if you are married, you will need your return and your spouse’s).
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Copies of your most recent bank statements
•
The value of current investments
•
Business value and debt
•
Alien registration number (for permanent residents)
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Social security number (for students; spouse, if married; and
•
parents if dependent)
•
Driver’s license
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Apply Electronically
Filing electronically increases the accuracy of your application, saves mailing time, and reduces the processing time to
about two weeks. The electronic version may be submitted on-line at the U.S. Department of Education web site, www.
fafsa.ed.gov. TSU has computer stations available specifically for filing FAFSA forms. These computers are located
in the Bell Building on the first floor, adjacent to the Office of Student Financial Assistance.
Apply by Phone
FAFSA on the Phone is a non-Web, paperless alternative to completing the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid. With the assistance of Federal Student Aid Information Center (FSAIC)
customer service representatives (CSRs), students are given the flexibility to complete the
FAFSA by relaying their information over the telephone. This service is provide free of charge by the U.S. Department of
Education.
Contact FSAIC at 1-800-4-FED-AID (1-800-433-3243)
Sun: Closed,
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 midnight Eastern Time,
Sat: 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time
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Planning for the Semester
Completing the chart below will assist you in developing a financial plan to pay for expected costs associated with your
enrollment, housing and other living expenses during the academic year.
Expenses
Resources
Tuition and Fees
Grants
Room and Board
Loans
Transportation
Earnings
Books
Savings
Personal
Tuition Exemptions
Medical
University Scholarships
Other
Outside Scholarships
Other
V. A. Benefits
Total Expenses
Total Resources
Total Expenses – Total Resources = estimated refund or estimated unmeet need
________________ – _________________ = _____________________________________________
1. Go to www.em.tsu.edu
2. Click on “ Enrollment Services” to view your
a. charges and payments and, b. financial aid information.
3. Complete the chart above to asses your
a. refunds – resources in excess of expenses or, b. unmeet need – expenses in excess of resources
A. Grants
Federal Pell Grant
PELL
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant
SEOG
Texas Public Education Grant
TPEG
Towards Excellence Access and Success
TEXAS
Academic Competitive Grant
ACG
National Science and Mathematics Access to Retain Grant
SMART
TOTAL Grants
B. Loans
Federal Perkins Loan
PERK
Federal Subsidized Stafford Loan
STFD
Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loan
UNSTFD
Federal Parent Loan
PLUS
TOTAL Loans
C. Earnings
Federal College Work-Study Program
FCWS
Texas College Work-Study Program
TCWS
Other
TOTAL Earnings
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Degree Programs
UNDERGRADUATE
Jesse H. Jones School of Business
BBA, Accounting
BBA, Finance
BBA, Management
BBA, Marketing
BBA, Management Information
Systems
College of Education
BS, Health
BS, Human Performance
BS, Human Performance-Athletic
Training
BS, Interdisciplinary Studies
BS, Sports Management
School of Communication
BA, Entertainment and the Recording
Industry
BA, Journalism
BA, Speech Communication
BA, Radio/ Television/ Film
College of Liberal Arts
and Behavioral Science
BA, Art
BA, English
BA, Dietetics
BA, General Studies
BA, History
BA, Human Services and Consumer
Science
BA, Music
BA, Psychology
BA, Social Work
BA, Sociology
BA, Spanish
BA, Theatre
Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland
School of Public Affairs
BS, Administration of Justice
BA, Political Science
BS, Public Affairs
College of Pharmacy
and Health Sciences
BS, Clinical Laboratory Science
BS, Environmental Health
BS, Health Administration
BS, Health Information Management
BS, Respiratory Therapy
Pre-Pharmacy Track
College of Science and Technology
BS, Aviation Science Management
BS, Biology
BS, Chemistry
BS, Civil Engineering Technology
BS, Computer Engineering Technology
BS, Computer Science
BS, Electronics Engineering Technology
BS, Industrial Technology
BS, Maritime Transportation
Management and Security
BS, Mathematics
GRADUATE
Jesse H. Jones School of Business
MBA, Business Administration
MBA, Business Administration Accounting
MBA, Business Administration - Health
Care Administration
MBA, Business Administration - MIS
eMBA, Executive MBA - Energy
Finance (Online)
eMBA, Executive MBA - General
(Online)
JD/MBA, Law/Business Administration
Dual Degree Program
MS, Management Information Systems
College of Education
MED, Curriculum and Instruction
MED, Educational Administration
MED, Counselor Education
MS, Health
MS, Human Performance
EDD, Education Administration
EDD, Counselor Education
EDD, Curriculum and Instruction
School of Communication
MA, Communication
College of Liberal Arts
and Behavioral Science
MA, English
MA, History
MA, Psychology
MA, Sociology
Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland
School of Public Affairs
MS, Administration of Justice
MPA, Public Administration
eMPA, Executive MPA - Public
Administration
MS, Urban Planning and Environmental
Policy
PHD, Administration of Justice
PHD, Urban Planning and Environment
Policy
College of Pharmacy and Health
Sciences
MSHCA, Health Care Administration
MS, Pharmaceutical Sciences
PHD, Pharmaceutical Sciences
PHARMD, Pharmacy
College of Science and Technology
MS, Biology
MS, Chemistry
MS, Computer Science
MS, Environmental Toxicology
MS, Transportation Planning and
Management
PHD, Environmental Toxicology
Thurgood Marshall School of Law
JD, Law
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University Housing
STEP I. Obtain Admission to Texas
Fees may be paid in person or by mail
by the 12th class day of the semester,
Southern University.
at: Officeof Student Accounting,
you will be charged a fee for University
3100 Cleburne St, Houston,TX 77004 sponsored healthcare insurance.
STEP II. Visit www.tsu.edu to view
Bell Bldg Basement.
Please Note: A down payment of
Residential Community Rates to view
room type, rates and lease terms.
STEP III. While online under the
Please note: If payment is not received
70% of your residential expenses
within 10 days of submission, you will
covered by Financial Aid or other
need to reapply.
resources & means is required
before you will be given your room
housing webpage, select “Residential
Meal Plans” tab to view meal plan
STEP V. Within 72 hours of submitting
assignment, lease and meal plan
options and rates. Please note: All
your electronic housing application,
contract.
residential students must select
you will receive a “Status Letter” that
a meal plan except students who
details your total estimated cost of
reside in Savoy, Rosewood, and
attendance including housing and meal Your Residential Lease & Meal Plan
Palm.
plan. Please follow instructions within
Contract: After you’ve completed the
your “status letter” email to proceed
steps in your “status letter” email, you
further.
will receive an electronic lease detailing
Apply for the Urban Academic
STEP VIII. Review & Acknowledge
Village at: www.tsu.edu/village.
your residential property, lease terms &
Once you have received your
STEP VI. Submission of Required
acceptance letter from the UAV, you
Information. Please be sure to
may proceed with Step IV. For more
provide important documentation
STEP IX. Receive your Confirmation
information regarding the selection
such as immunization record, physical
Letter & Welcome Brochure via
process for the UAV program, please
exam and completed student health
email and arrive to the university for
contact the UAV Admissions team at
form the TSU Student Health Center.
Residential Check in accordance to
713.313.1318
This documentation may be emailed
the dates provided in your confirmation
to “vaccines@tsu.edu” or faxed to
letter. Please note: If you do not
713.313.7817.
check-in with 48 hours of the
STEP IV. While online under the
housing webpage, click the “How to
provisions and meal plan contract.
Residential Check In period, you
Apply” tab to complete and submit
Please Note: ALL RESIDENTIAL
your electronic housing application.
STUDENTS MUST HAVE MENINGITIS have to be reassigned at the time of
Please be sure to complete ALL fields.
SHOT AND BE REGISTERED FOR
Note: You will be required to pay the
COURSES PRIOR TO CHECK-IN.
may lose room reservation and will
arrival.
$250 non-refundable application/
administrative fee prior to submitting
STEP VII. All students must provide
application. If you wish to pay said
proof of health insurance coverage by
fee in person or by mail, please
submitting insurance information to the
choose the “cash” option.
TSU Health Center or www.macori.
com. If information is not submitted
Note: All group housing reser’vations will be considered on a “First Come First Serve” basis. Your group housing
reservation is not considered complete until all those in your group have registered for courses and all required
documentation and payments (if necessary) are received.
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Required Immunization
In May 2011, the Texas State Legislature passed SB 1107, effective January 1, 2012, requiring all entering students under the age of 30
to public and private institutions of higher education to provide evidence of vaccination against bacterial meningitis administered within
the last five years or a signed affidavit declining the vaccine at least 10 days prior to the start of classes for any given semester. Failure
to do so required Texas Southern University to immediately withdraw a student from coursework.
Bacterial meningitis is a serious, potentially deadly disease that can progress extremely fast – so take utmost caution. It is an
inflammation of the membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord. The bacteria that cause meningitis can also infect the blood.
This disease strikes about 3,000 Americans each year, including 100-125 on college campuses, leading to 5-15 deaths among college
students every year. There is a treatment, but those who survive may develop severe health problems or disabilities.
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS?
• High fever
• Light sensitivity
• Confusion and sleepiness
• Rash or purple patches on
• Severe headache
• Vomiting
• Lethargy
skin (caused by bleeding
• Stiff neck
• Seizures
• Nausea
under the skin)
The more symptoms, the higher the risk. When these symptoms appear, seek immediate medical attention
HOW IS BACTERIAL MENINGITIS DIAGNOSED?
Diagnosis is made by a medical provider and is usually based on a combination of clinical symptoms and laboratory results from spinal
fluid and blood tests. Early diagnosis and treatment can greatly improve the likelihood of recovery.
HOW IS THE DISEASE TRANSMITTED?
The disease is transmitted when people exchange saliva (such as by kissing or by sharing drinking containers, utensils, cigarettes,
toothbrushes, etc.) or come in contact with respiratory or throat secretions.
HOW DO YOU INCREASE YOUR RISK OF GETTING BACTERIAL MENINGITIS?
Your risk is increased through exposure to saliva by sharing cigarettes, water bottles, eating utensils, food, kissing, etc., or by living in
close conditions (such as sharing a room/suite in a dorm or group home).
WHAT ARE THE POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES OF THE DISEASE?
• Death (in 8 to 24 hours from
• Permanent brain damage
arms, legs) that require
seemingly healthy to dead)
• Gangrene
amputation
• Hearing loss, blindness
• Limb damage (fingers, toes,
• Kidney failure
CAN THE DISEASE BE TREATED?
• Antibiotic treatment, if received early, can save lives and increase
chances of recovery. However, permanent disability or death can
still occur.
• Vaccinations are available and should be considered for those
living in close quarters and for college students 25 years old or
younger.
• Vaccinations are effective against four of the five most common
bacterial types that cause 70% of the disease in the United
• Learning disability
• Coma
• Convulsions
States (but do not protect against all types of meningitis).
• Vaccinations take seven to ten days to become effective, with
protection lasting three to five years.
• The cost of vaccine varies, so check with your health-care
provider.
• Vaccination is very safe. Most common side effects are redness
and minor pain at injection site for up to two days.
HOW CAN I FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION?
Contact your health-care provider or the Student Health Center at Texas Southern University, (713) 313-7173 or (713) 313-7174. Or, call your
local or regional Texas Department of Health office at (713) 767-3000 (web sites: www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dbmd/diseaseinfo; www.acha.org.)
For additional information please visit:
www.tsu.edu/health
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Student Support
Women’s Resource Center
Parking Decal and Access card
The Women’s Resource Center is an on-campus resource
Parking decals and access cards can be picked up at West
serving students, staff, faculty and members of the
Side Garage. For more information, call 713-313-7084
community. Located in room 213 of the Sterling Student
(parking decals), 713-313-4434 (access card).
Life Center, the Women’s Resource Center is committed to
enhancing the lives of every TSU student through advocacy,
University Identification
awareness, education, professionalism and personal
The University Identification Card (Tiger One Card) can be
development of diverse groups of women. For more
picked up at Sterling Student Life Center, Room 232. For
information, call (713) 313-6787.
more information, call 713-313-7029.
Library
The University Bookstore
The Robert James Terry Library serves the information and
You can buy textbooks, magazines, snacks, student aids,
research needs of the entire university campus. Additionally,
test materials, and TSU Tiger apparel in the bookstore.
resources are available in the Thurgood Marshall School
Location: Sterling Student Life Center. For more information,
of Law Library, which is located in the Thurgood Marshall
call (713) 313-7030.
School of Law Building. For more information, call 713313-7148 - R. J. Terry Library, 713-313-4455 - Thurgood
Cooperative Education and Placement
Marshall School of Law Library.
Services
The Cooperative Education and Placement Services
STUDENT HEALTH Services
Office is designed to provide support services that will help
Student Health Services is located in the Student Health
students develop and/or enhance job seeking skills. The
Center on Tierwester. Health Services provides medical
Co-op and Placement Center is located in Room 152 of the
care to students when they are sick or injured. Health
Fairchild Building. For services and more information, visit
Services is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to
the Cooperative Education and Placement Services Office
5:00 p.m. For more information, go to www.tsu.edu/health
or call (713) 313-7541.
or call 713 313-7173.
Veterans Affairs
University COUNSELING CENTER
Information on the TSUVRC can be found on Facebook,
The mission is to help students enhance their academic and
Twitter, and on TSU’s website. For additional information
personal well being. The UCC provides personal counseling,
please call 713-313-7327 or visit our website at http://www.
crisis intervention, drug and alcohol education and outreach
tsu.edu/Life_at_TSU/Student_Services/veteran_affairs/
to TSU students. The UCC is located in the Student Health
default.php.
Center. For information, call (713) 313-7804.
Office of Disabilities
Student LIFE CENTER
In maintaining compliance with the Americans with
The Ernest S. Sterling Student Life Center is the hub
Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, the ADA Amendments Act
of activities at Texas Southern University. For more
(ADAAA) of 2008, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation
information, call (713) 313-7068.
Act of 1973 as amended, the University ensures that equal
opportunities are provided to persons with disabilities in all
its facilities, programs, activities, and services. Contact the
Office of Disability Services for additional information, at
(713) 313-4210 or stop by the Student Health Center.
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Campus Organization
Barbara Jordan - Mickey Leland
School of Public Affairs
Administration of Justice (7)
Alpha Phi Sigma Administration
of Justice Honor Society (5)
Political Science Club (11)
TSU Pre-Law Society (11)
College of Education
Chi Sigma Iota (22)
Health and Kinesiology (30)
TSU Counseling Association (3)
College of Science & Technology
American Chemical Society (15)
American Pharmacists Association (14)
Chinese Overseas Transportation
Association (11)
Computer & Information Technology
Student Organization (14)
Health Occupation Students of America (4)
Institute of Transportation Engineers (7)
Intelligent Transportation Society (22)
Maritime Student Association (4)
National Organization for the Professional
Advancement of Black Chemists &
Chemical Engineers (18)
Student Environmental Health Association (24)
TSU Computing Society (4)
TSU Maroon Tails - Women in Aviation
International (22)
TSU Pre-Nursing Association (9)
Lambda Beta: National Honor Society
for the Professional Respiratory Care (10)
Lambda Kappa Sigma Pharmacy Fraternity (4)
Phi Delta Chi Pharmacy Fraternity (35)
Phi Lambda Sigma National Pharmacy
Leadership Society (5)
Pre-Health Professions Club (5)
Student Healthcare Executive Association (26)
Student National Pharmaceutical
Association (12)
Student Society of Health- System
Pharmacists (51)
Cultural
Chinese Student and Scholar Association (13)
Hispanic Student Association (41)
Jesse H. Jones School of Business
American Marketing Association (8)
Entrepreneurship Club (8)
National Association of Black Accountants (11)
Multi-Cultural Greek Council –
TSU Chapter
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority Inc. (7)
Multi-cultural Greek Council (11)
Omega Delta Phi Fraternity Inc. (5)
Sigma Lambda Beta International
Fraternity, Inc. (6)
Sigma Lambda Gamma National
Sorority Inc. (6)
Mutual Interest
California Club (6)
Dallas Club (33)
Epsilon Xi Gamma, Inc. (3)
Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc. (1)
KINKS- A Natural Hair Care Club (17)
MIDWEST Club (10)
College of Liberal Arts &Behavioral National Association for the Advancement
Sciences
of Colored People (6)
Dietetics Club (16)
Pre-Alumni Association (21)
El Club de Español (32)
Rho Chi Psi - Recruitment and
Kappa Kappa Psi National Honorary
Retention Organization (4)
Band Fraternity (14)
Strive For College (8)
Sociology Scholars Association (5) Student
TSU Student Veterans of America
Social Work Organization (30)
Tau Beta Sigma National Honorary
National Pan Hellenic Council –
Band Sorority (11)
TSU Chapter
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. (16)
College of Pharmacy &
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. (10)
Health Sciences
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. (12)
African Pharmacy Student Association (63)
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. (11)
Be The Match (8)
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. (6)
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity Inc. (52)
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. (8)
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. (9)
School of Communication
Radio/TV/Film Club
National Association of Black Journalists
Communication Student Alliance
TSU-TV
Professional
American Association of Blacks in Energy (4)
Clinical Laboratory Science Program (19)
Collegiate 100 Black Men (63)
Collegiate 100 Black Women (29)
National Society of Collegiate Scholars (33)
United Nations Association (13)
Spiritual
Alpha Lambda Omega Christian Sorority Inc.
(2)
Baptist Student Ministry (5)
Divine Unity One (14) Intervarsity
Christian Fellowship (5)
Living Testimony Gospel Ministry (8)
Tigers for Christ (6)
Wesley Foundation (12)
Sports & Recreational
Campus Recreational Professionals (12)
Student Athlete Advisory Committee (23)
TSU Dance Company (10)
TSU Tennis Club (4)
TSU Volleyball (8)
Thomas F. Freeman Honors College
Honors Ambassadors (30)
National Collegiate Honors Society (60)
Golden Key International Honour Society (20)
Thurgood Marshall College
Fund Ambassadors (10)
Thurgood Marshall School of Law
1L Class (45)
2L Class (176)
3L Class (26)
African Law Students Association (12)
APALSA (11)
BOA/Moot Court (41)
Caribbean Law Society (13)
Christian Legal Society (56)
Delta Theta Phi (31)
Gender, Race & Justice Journal (52)
Hispanic Law Students Association (172)
Intellectual Property Law Society (8)
International Law Student Association (3)
Outlaw TMSL (14)
Phi Alpha Delta (9)
Student Bar Association (8)
United Law Students Association (17)
Women of Law (6)
( ) - # of members
Campus Organization is Located in the Sterling Student Center, Room 215
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Textbook Availability
Textbook information is available on the University’s internet class schedule, from the ‘Search Course Listings’ link on
http://em.tsu.edu/course. Order and reserve textbooks on the University bookstore website, www.tsu.edu/pages/2530.asp.
A student of this institution is not under any obligation to purchase a textbook from a university-affiliated bookstore. The
same textbook may also be available from an independent retailer, including an online retailer.
Class Attendance Rule
All students are required to be present for all class meetings of any course for which they are enrolled. Students are
responsible for learning about, becoming knowledgeable of and complying with the attendance policy stated in the catalog
and/or faculty syllabus. Faculty members will provide details on the rules for attendance in their classes in their course
syllabi. Faculty members will keep students’ attendance records.
Record keeping
A record of excused and unexcused absences will be maintained by faculty members. When requested by the student,
teachers must inform the student who has been absent whether make-up work is allowed and whether absences
jeopardize the student’s standing in a class.
Non- Attendance
Students who register for courses for a particular semester must attend their classes starting on the first-day of class.
Students who have not attended classes up to the 12th day of classes will be reported to the Registrar’s office for nonattendance. A student who is reported for non-attendance, will be dropped from those classes.
Students who have supporting documentation for their absence(s) must present their documentation to the instructor
who reported them for non-attendance. The instructor may evaluate their supporting documentation and hear their case.
If denied, the student will have to re-register for the course as early as the next semester the class is available. If the
instructor approves the student for re-instatement, the instructor will submit a request in writing for the re-instatement to
the Dean of the School or College. If the Dean approves the request for reinstatement, the Dean of the School or College
will submit in writing to the Registrar’s Office to allow the student to be re-instated.
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Title IX Grievance Procedures
I. PURPOSE AND SCOPE
It is the policy of Texas Southern University not to discriminate on the basis of sex in its educational programs and
activities as required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Title IX provides that “No person in the United
States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to
discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance. Sex discrimination includes
sexual harassment and sexual assault. This policy shall apply to all students, staff, faculty, contractors, vendors, and/or
visitors to Texas Southern University.
As a student of the University you are protected from sex discrimination in areas including, but not limited to:
•
Admission to schools/colleges
•
Access to enrollment in courses
•
Access to and use of school facilities
•
Counseling and guidance materials, tests and practices
•
Vocational education
•
Physical education
•
Competitive athletics
•
Graduation requirements
•
Student rules, regulations and benefits
•
Treatment as a married and/or pregnant student
•
Housing
•
Financial assistance
•
Health services
•
School-sponsored extracurricular activities
As an employee of the University you are protected from sex discrimination in areas including, but not limited to:
•
Employment, evaluation, wages, advancement, assigned duties and shifts
•
Career advancement
•
Other terms and conditions of employment
II. DEFINITIONS
A. Sex Discrimination. Sex discrimination can occur when conduct is directed at a specific individual or a group of
identifiable individuals that adversely affects the education or employment of the individual or group because of sex.
Behavior that may be sex discrimination include, but are not limited to:
•
Exclusion from educational resources or activities because of one’s gender
•
Subjection to jokes or derogatory comments about one’s gender; or
•
Being held to different standards or requirements on the basis of one’s gender
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B. Sexual Harassment. Sexual harassment is a form of sex discrimination that can occur when there are:
•
Unwelcome sexual advances;
•
Request for sexual favors, whether or not accompanied by promises or threats relating to the employment or
academic relationship, or that in any way influence any academic or personnel decision regarding a person’s
academic standing, employment, evaluation, wages, advancement, assigned duties, shifts or any other condition
of employment, career or academic development;
•
Any verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature that threatens or implies, either explicitly or implicitly, that an
employee’s or student’s submission to or rejection of sexual advances will in any way influence any personnel or
academic decision regarding his or her academic standing, employment, evaluation, wages, advancement, assigned
duties, shifts or any other condition of employment, career or academic development;
•
Any verbal or physical conduct that has the purpose or effect of substantially interfering with an employee’s ability
to do his or her job or a student’s academic standing, performance or development;
•
Any verbal or physical conduct that has the purpose or effect of creating an intimidating, hostile or offensive working
or educational environment; and
•
Certain conduct in the workplace or educational environment, whether physical or verbal, committed by supervisors,
non-supervisory personnel, or faculty, including but not limited to references to an individual’s body; use of sexually
degrading words to describe an individual; offensive comments; off-color language or jokes; innuendoes; and sexually
suggestive objects or behavior, books, magazines, photographs, cartoons or pictures.
C. Sexual Assault. Sexual assault is a nonconsensual act involving psychological manipulation, physical force, or
coercion. As defined by the Texas Penal Code, a stranger or acquaintance commits sexual assault through forcible
sodomy, forcible sexual penetration, however slight, of another person’s mouth, anal or genital opening with any object.
These acts must be committed without the victim’s consent either by force, threat of force or violence, intimidation or
through the use of the victim’s mental or physical helplessness of which the accused was aware or should have been
aware.
III. REPORTING OF COMPLAINTS
Texas Southern University (TSU) encourages any student, employee or visitor who thinks that she or he has been
subjected to sex discrimination, sexual harassment or sexual assault by another student, member of the faculty or
staff, campus visitor or contractor, to report that action immediately to the University’s Title IX Coordinator or a Deputy
Coordinator.
Any complaint of sex discrimination, sexual harassment or sexual assault made under this procedure must be submitted in
writing within 180 days after the occurrence (or the last of a series of occurrences) of the alleged discrimination.
Every dean, department head, director, supervisor or administrator is responsible for promptly reporting incidents of sex
discrimination, sex harassment and sexual assault that come to their attention to the University’s Title IX Coordinator or
a Deputy Coordinator. All other individuals are urged to report to their supervisors or the University’s Title IX Coordinator/
Deputy Coordinators conduct that they believe violate the University policies prohibiting sex discrimination.
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IV. NOTICE OF TITLE IX COORDINATOR/DEPUTY COORDINATORS
While compliance with the law is everyone’s responsibility at the University, listed below are the University’s Title IX
Coordinator/Deputy Coordinators who have primary responsibility for Title IX Compliance.
Title IX Coordinator
Keisha David
Associate Director, Employee Relations and Compliance
Office of Human Resources
Hannah Hall, Room 126
Texas Southern University
Houston, TX 77004
(713) 313-7037
David_KL@tsu.edu
Duties and responsibilities of the Title IX Coordinator include monitoring and oversight of overall implementation of Title
IX compliance at the University, including, but not limited to coordination of training, education, communications, and
administration of grievance procedures for faculty, staff, students and other members of the University community.
Title IX Deputy Coordinators
For students:
Corliss RabbWilliam Thomas
Director of Judicial Affairs
Associate Dean of Students
Office of the Dean of Students
Office of the Dean of Students
Recreation Center, Room 200
Recreation Center, Room 200
Texas Southern University
Texas Southern University
Houston, TX 77004
Houston, TX 77004
(713) 313-7956(713) 313-6816
rabb_ca@tsu.eduthomas_wa@tsu.edu
If you have a complaint against a TSU student for sex discrimination, sex harassment or sexual assault, you should
contact the Associate Dean of Students or the Director of Judicial Affairs.
The Associate Dean of Students and the Director of Judicial Affairs are responsible for Title IX compliance for matters
involving students, including training, education, communication, and administration of the grievance procedure for all
complaints filed against TSU students.
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For faculty, staff and visitors:
Sanya Sinclair
Human Resources Generalist
Office of Human Resources
Hannah Hall, Room 126
Texas Southern University
Houston, TX 77004
(713) 313-7881
SinclairSA@tsu.edu
If you have a complaint against a TSU faculty member, staff member, visitor or contractor for sex discrimination, sex
harassment or sexual assault, you should contact the Office of Human Resources.
The Human Resources Generalist is responsible for Title IX compliance for matters involving faculty and staff, including
training, education, communication, and administration of the grievance procedure for all complaints against faculty, staff
and visitors, including those complaints filed by students.
For Athletics:
Dr. Dwalah Fisher
Senior Woman Administrator - Athletics
Health & Physical Education Building, Room
Texas Southern University
Houston, Texas 77004
(713) 313- 7272
Fisher_DL@tsu.edu
Complaints against TSU students and Employees in Athletics
If you have a complaint against a TSU student, coach or administrator for sexual discrimination, sexual harassment, or
sexual assault, you may contact one of the offices listed above, or you may contact the Senior Woman Administrator Athletics, who will facilitate the handling of the complaint with the appropriate office.
Gender Equity in Athletics
If you have a complaint about gender equity in TSU athletic programs, you should contact the Senior Woman Administrator
- Athletics, who is responsible for Title IX compliance in matters relating to gender equity in TSU athletic programs.
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For Sexual Assault:
To file a complaint of sexual assault, you may contact one of the offices listed above, and you may also contact:
TSU Department of Public Safety
Texas Southern University
3443 Blodgett Street
(713) 313-7000 (Emergency)
(713) 313-7001 (Non-emergency)
U. S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights
You may also file a complaint of illegal discrimination with the Dallas regional office of the U. S. Department of Education’s
Office for Civil Rights.
Confidentiality
Discrimination and harassment complaints will be handled in a confidential manner to the extent possible and consistent
with principles of due process. Information will only be shared on a need-to-know basis and as provided for by University
policy and applicable federal and state laws.
V. INFORMAL RESOLUTION PROCEDURES
Though not required, employees and students are encouraged to attempt initially to resolve complaints at the lowest level
through the administrative structure of the employment unit or academic department.
If you would like to proceed informally, you should ask your supervisor, the other person’s supervisor, the Title IX
Coordinator or a Deputy Title IX Coordinator to intervene. Do not rely upon other co-workers or individuals who are not
familiar with University policy to intervene on your behalf when discussing your concerns with the person whose behavior
is unwelcome and/or offensive. In cases involving allegations of sexual assault, mediation is not appropriate, even on a
voluntary basis.
You have the right to end the informal resolution process at any time and begin the formal resolution process.
Supervisors or administrators, including faculty, always should contact the Title IX Coordinator or a Deputy Coordinator
before attempting to resolve any complaints.
VI. FORMAL RESOLUTION PROCEDURES
You may initiate formal complaint procedures by filing a complaint with the University’s Title IX Coordinator or a Deputy
Coordinator (“Coordinator”) whether or not you have attempted resolution through informal procedures. The individual who
files the complaint is referred to as the “Complainant”. The individual against whom the complaint is filed is referred to as
the “Respondent”. Collectively these individuals are referred to as the “parties”. The University will work to investigate all
complaints as quickly and professionally as possible. When investigations confirm the discrimination and/or harassment
allegations, appropriate corrective action will be taken to prevent the recurrence of any discrimination or harassment.
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1.
Filing of a Complaint.
The complaint must be submitted in writing, must be filed within one hundred eighty (180) days of the incident (or last of a
series of incidents) that is the basis of the complaint, and must contain the following information:
•
Complainant’s name and contact information, including address, telephone number and e-mail address;
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Name of Complainant’s Department Head/Dean/Vice President (if Complainant is an employee);
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Name of person(s) responsible for alleged violation(s);
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Date(s) and place(s) of alleged violation(s);
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Nature of alleged violation(s) as defined in this policy;
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Detailed description of the specific conduct that is the basis of alleged violation(s);
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Names of any witnesses to alleged violation(s);
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Action requested to resolve the situation;
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Complainant’s signature and date of filing; and
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Any other relevant information/documents
The following communications do not constitute a complaint and will not be investigated or resolved pursuant to this
complaint resolution process:
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Oral allegations
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E-mail correspondence
•
Anonymous communications
•
Courtesy copies of correspondence or a complaint filed with others/other entities
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Inquires that seek advice or information only
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Pre-complaint consultations and informal resolution activities
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the University will, pursuant to its obligations under Title IX, respond to all incidents of
possible sex discrimination, harassment and sexual assault, of which it knows or reasonably should know.
2.
Receipt of a Complaint.
Upon receipt of the written complaint, the Coordinator will meet with the Complainant within five (5) working days to review
the complaint procedures, discuss the Complainant’s allegations, and determine, if appropriate, whether the Complainant
is amenable to resolving the complaint through informal procedures. If the Complainant is willing to first proceed informally,
the Coordinator will temporarily postpone the complaint investigation and contact the Respondent to determine whether
he or she is willing to participate in an informal resolution.
If the Complainant wishes to proceed directly with the formal complaint procedures, or the Respondent declines to
participate in an informal resolution, or attempts to resolve the complaint through informal procedures are unsuccessful,
the Coordinator will assess the Complainant’s written complaint to determine whether the allegations state a potential
violation of federal or state laws and/or University policies.
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3.
Acceptance of a Complaint.
Within five (5) working days of: 1) the Coordinator’s receipt of the complaint; 2) the Coordinator’s initial meeting with the
Complainant; or 3) the Coordinator’s determination that an informal resolution of the Complainant’s complaint is no longer
feasible – whichever is later, the Coordinator shall decide whether the written complaint states a potential violation of
University policies or federal or state laws and shall notify the Complainant in writing of her/his determination.
If the Coordinator determines that the allegations of the complaint state a potential violation, the Coordinator will notify
the Complainant that the complaint has been accepted and within ten (10) days thereafter provide written notice to the
Respondent of the complaint allegations. In addition to notice of the complaint being provided to the Respondent, the
Coordinator shall provide notice to the Respondent’s immediate supervisor and divisional vice president.
If the Coordinator determines that the allegations of the complaint do not state a violation of University policy or federal or
state laws, the Coordinator will provide written notice of this decision to the Complainant. The notice shall explain why the
complaint does not state a violation.
4.
Complaint Investigation.
The allegations in all complaints will be investigated thoroughly to assure a resolution that is consistent with the facts. The
investigation may include, but is not limited to:
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Interviewing the Complainant
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Interviewing the Respondent
•
Interviewing witnesses and reviewing evidence presented by the parties
•
Interviewing other material witnesses
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Reviewing relevant files and records;
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Comparing the treatment of the Complainant to that of others similarly situated in the department or unit; and/or
•
Reviewing applicable policies and procedures
All interviews will be audio recorded. Parties and witnesses will be informed that their statements will remain confidential
only to the extent allowed by laws.
Evidence will be reviewed using a preponderance of the evidence standard (e.g. is it more likely than not that a violation of
University policy occurred).
5.
Abandonment of Complaint.
The following acts may constitute abandonment of a complaint:
•
Failing to respond or take an action required by the policy or procedure within the specified time limit;
•
Failing to appear for a scheduled meeting/hearing without adequate cause; or
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Otherwise failing to advance the complaint in a timely manner.
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No further action or appeal will be allowed following a Coordinator’s determination that the Complainant has abandoned
their complaint. The Coordinator will provide written notice to the Complainant of this determination.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the University will, pursuant to its obligations under Title IX, respond to all incidents of
possible sex discrimination, harassment and sexual assault, of which it knows or reasonably should know.
6.
Report of Findings and Recommendation – Complaints Against Nonstudents.
The investigation shall normally be concluded within sixty (60) working days of the filing of the written complaint, at
which time the Coordinator shall issue a written report to the Respondent’s supervisor/department head. If a complaint
is directed against a supervisor/department head who would otherwise act on a complaint, the function assigned to that
supervisor/department head will be delegated to the next level supervisor in the Respondent’s line of supervision. The
report shall include a summary of the Complainant’s allegations, the Respondent’s response to the allegations, findings of
fact and conclusions, as well as appropriate recommendations.
If the report determines a finding of a violation of University policy and/or federal or state law, within five (5) working
days following receipt of the report of findings and recommendation, the supervisor/department head shall determine
a disciplinary action that is appropriate for the severity of the conduct. Disciplinary action which may include sexual
harassment, non-retaliation and/or managerial training, a letter of reprimand, a formal letter of apology to the Complainant,
a reduction in administrative duties (e.g. removal as chair of department), unpaid suspension and/or termination of
employment, will be taken in accordance with applicable University policies and procedures. Disciplinary action must be
approved by the Office of Human Resources prior to the action being taken.
The supervisor/department head shall communicate the discipline decision in writing to the Coordinator and the
Coordinator shall provide written notice to the parties of the outcome of the investigation.
7.
Report of Findings and Recommendation – Complaints Against Students.
The investigation shall normally be concluded within sixty (60) days of the filing of the written complaint, at which time
the Coordinator shall issue a written report. The report shall include a summary of the Complainant’s allegations, the
Respondent’s response to the allegations, findings of fact and conclusions, as well as appropriate recommendations.
Any disciplinary proceedings involving a student will be conducted pursuant to the provisions of the University’s Student
Conduct Code. Disciplinary sanctions under the Code may include sexual harassment and non-retaliation counseling,
disciplinary reprimand, disciplinary probation, suspension and expulsion.
The University will take necessary steps to prevent the recurrence of any discrimination found to exist.
The Coordinator shall provide written notice to the parties of the outcome of the investigation.
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In all Student Conduct Code disciplinary proceedings initiated pursuant to this Policy the Complainant will be provided with
the same procedural protections provided to the Respondent, including but not limited to the right to:
•
Receive notice of the hearing;
•
Select and be accompanied and assisted by an advisor;
•
Attend a pre-hearing disciplinary conference;
•
Present witnesses and evidence in support of her/his position;
•
Appeal the determination of the hearing panel;
•
Notice of the outcome of the complaint and any appeal
Further, the Complainant and Respondent will not be allowed to personally question or cross-examine each other during
disciplinary hearings/proceedings. Finally, all evidence will be reviewed using a preponderance of the evidence standard
(e.g. is it more likely than not that a violation of the Student Conduct Code occurred).
As required by Federal law, any disclosure of the findings and decision in regards to student disciplinary proceedings will
be governed by the provisions of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
8.
Protective Measures.
At times the Title IX Coordinator/Deputy Coordinator may deem it necessary to recommend steps before or during an
investigation to protect the rights and interests of the Complainant and/or the Respondent. Those measures may be
designed to reduce or eliminate contact between the Complainant and Respondent so that both parties feel safe in their
work or educational environment. Protective measures may also guard against further actual or perceived discrimination
or retaliation.
Protective measures may include but are not limited to temporary changes in working conditions (such as changes in
supervisor, shift, job site, or office location), changes in class schedule, changes in living arrangements, directives to the
Complainant and Respondent to avoid personal contact or refrain from such contact without a third party neutral person
present, and in severe cases interim suspension.
9.
Effect of Criminal Proceedings.
Because sexual assault may constitute both a violation of University policy and criminal activity, the University encourages
students to report alleged sexual assaults promptly to University and/or local law enforcement agencies. Criminal
investigations may be useful in the gathering of relevant evidence, particularly forensic evidence. Because the standards
for finding a violation of criminal law are different from the standards for finding a violation of this Policy, criminal
investigations or reports are not determinative of whether sexual assault, for purposes of this Policy, has occurred. In other
words, conduct may constitute sexual assault under this Policy even if law enforcement agencies lack sufficient evidence
of a crime and therefore decline to prosecute.
The filing of a complaint of sexual assault under this Policy is independent of any criminal investigation or proceeding,
and (except that the University’s investigation may be delayed temporarily while the criminal investigators are gathering
evidence) the University will not wait for the conclusion of any criminal investigation or proceedings to commence its own
investigation and take interim measures to protect the Complainant and the University Community, if necessary.
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10. Retaliation Prohibited.
It is contrary to Title IX, and other federal and state civil rights laws, and to University policy, to retaliate against any person
for asserting his/her civil rights, including filing a claim of discrimination or participating as a witness in an investigation.
Retaliation or reprisals against any participant in an investigation will not be tolerated by the University. Retaliation against
a person who files a claim of discrimination (including sexual harassment or sexual assault) is grounds for a subsequent
claim by that person under the University’s Retaliation policy (MAPP 02.05.14). If a person believes that he or she has
been retaliated against as a result of filing a grievance or participating in the investigation of a grievance, he or she may
pursue a separate complaint charging retaliation.
11. Filing of False Complaints.
Any employee or student who knowingly and intentionally files a false complaint under this procedure is subject to
disciplinary action up to and including dismissal from the University/termination of employment.
12. Time Frames.
Time frames referenced in these procedures may be extended by the Coordinator for good cause, such as holidays or
when classes are not in session, or when it is necessary to complete an investigation due to difficulties reaching witnesses
or parties to the complaint.
VII. TITLE IX GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES.
This procedure shall constitute the grievance procedures for complaints alleging unlawful sex discrimination required
under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. As used herein, “complaint” is synonymous with “grievance”.
VIII. OTHER DISCRIMINATION GRIEVANCES/COMPLAINTS
Complaints and grievances by faculty, staff and students alleging other forms of unlawful discrimination and harassment
by faculty or staff, including but not limited to unlawful discrimination/harassment based on race, color, religion, national
origin, age, disability, sexual orientation or veteran status, are subject to the procedures set forth in the University’s
“Complaint and Grievance Policy” – MAPP 02.05.01.
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Anti-Retaliation Policy
Policy
It is the policy of Texas Southern University that positive employee relations and morale can best be achieved and maintained
in an environment that promotes ongoing open communication between administration, staff, faculty, and students, including
open and candid discussions of problems and concerns. The University encourages staff, faculty and students to express
their issues, concerns or opinions without fear of retaliation or reprisal. Therefore, the University wishes to make clear that it
considers acts or threats of retaliation to constitute a serious violation of University policy.
Retaliation is any action that has the effect of punishing a person for engaging in a legally protected activity, such as alleging
discrimination, making a discrimination or harassment complaint, or assisting in a discrimination or harassment investigation.
The EEOC has determined that there three essential elements of a retaliation claim: 1) engaging in a legally protected activity, 2) an adverse employment action, such as suspension, demotion, or termination and, 3) a causal connection between
engaging in the protected activity and the adverse employment action. Other examples of adverse employment actions include
but are not limited to harassment, intimidation, threats or coercion.
Retaliation against any person who seeks assistance from the Offices of General Counsel, Internal Audit, Institutional
Compliance or Human Resources, or who files a claim of discrimination, including sexual harassment, is prohibited. Direct
or indirect retaliation against anyone who, in good faith, raises or points out compliance-related violations or issues is also
prohibited. There shall be no retaliation against any participant or witness in an investigation of a complaint, grievance or
compliance violation. Any employee who retaliates against a fellow employee or a student in violation of the law and/or this
policy is subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment.
Procedures
All administrators, managers and faculty should take proactive measures to assure staff or students that the University encourages the reporting of problems and prohibits retaliation or reprisal for reporting such problems. Allegations of retaliation
will be investigated pursuant to the University’s Retaliation Investigation Procedures. Any employee who is found to have
retaliated against a fellow employee or a student in violation of the law and/or this policy is subject to disciplinary action in
accordance with the University’s Discipline and Termination Policy, up to and including termination of employment.
An employee who has a complaint of retaliation by anyone at work, including any supervisor, co-worker, or visitor, should
report such conduct to his or her supervisor. In addition, the employee should report the retaliation to the University’s Employment Compliance Manager. If the complaint involves the employee’s supervisor or someone in the direct line of supervision,
or if the employee for any reason is uncomfortable in dealing with his or her immediate supervisor, the employee should go
directly to the Compliance Manager. If the complaint involves the Compliance Manager, the employee should make a report
to the University’s General Counsel. For more information, contact the Office of General Counsel at (713) 313-7950.
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Sexual Harassment Policy
It is the policy of Texas Southern University that all employees have the right to work in an environment free of discrimination and sexual harassment. As such, the University has a no-tolerance policy on sexual harassment. That means that any
employee who sexually harasses a fellow employee or a student is subject to discipline, up to and including termination of
his or her employment.
The University’s sexual harassment policy is designed to apply to employment and academic relationships among faculty,
administrators, staff, and students and prohibits male-to-female, female-to-male, faculty-student and same-sex harassment.
Every employee of the University must avoid offensive or inappropriate sexual and/or sexually harassing behavior at work.
Furthermore, the University’s guidelines apply to all sexual advances, regardless of whether they are made in the office,
outside the office, or during social or business occasions.
Definitions
Texas Southern University has adopted and incorporated the regulations of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
(EEOC) and case law that define sexual harassment and hostile work environment. Prohibited conduct and activities include:
1.
Unwelcome sexual advances;
2. Requests for sexual favors, whether or not accompanied by promises or threats relating to the employment relationship
or that in any way influence any personnel decision regarding a person’s employment, evaluation, wages, advancement,
assigned duties, shifts or any other condition of employment or career development;
3. Any verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature that threatens or implies, either explicitly or implicitly, that an employee’s submission to or rejection of sexual advances will in any way influence any personnel decision regarding his
or her employment, evaluation, wages, advancement, assigned duties, shifts or any other condition of employment or
career development;
4. Any verbal or physical conduct that has the purpose or effect of substantially interfering with an employee’s ability to
do his or her job;
5. Any verbal or physical conduct that has the purpose or effect of creating an intimidating, hostile or offensive working
environment;
6. Certain conduct in the workplace, whether physical or verbal, committed by supervisors or non-supervisory personnel,
including but not limited to references to an individual’s body; use of sexually degrading words to describe an individual;
offensive comments; off-color language or jokes; innuendoes; and sexually suggestive objects or behavior, books,
magazines, photographs, cartoons or pictures, and;
7. Retaliation against employees who report sexual harassment or assist the University in investigating a complaint is
against the law and is prohibited. Retaliation includes but is not limited to refusing to recommend an employee for a
benefit for which he or she qualifies, spreading rumors about the employee, encouraging hostility from coworkers and
escalating the harassment.
Prohibitions
1. It is a violation of the University policy for anyone to engage in sexual harassment as defined in Section A.
2. It is a violation of the University policy for anyone who is authorized to effectively recommend or take personnel or academic actions affecting faculty, staff members or students to engage in sexual harassment as defined in Section A.
3. It is a violation of University policy for anyone to offer sexual favors in order to obtain preferential treatment with regard
to conditions of employment or academic standing.
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4. It is a violation of the University policy for an administrator/supervisor to take personnel or academic actions as a reprisal
or in retaliation against an individual for reporting sexual harassment.
5. As with other university policies, it is also a violation of University policy for anyone to make false accusations of sexual
harassment or other misconduct.
Responsibilities of the University
1. Whenever there is a violation of this policy, prompt corrective action shall be taken by the University consistent with
existing rules, regulations, and policies. The University shall take preventive and corrective disciplinary action, up to and
including termination of employment, against any employee who engages in sexual harassment.
2. The University’s Compliance Officer shall be responsible for the coordination, dissemination, and implementation of
this policy and shall work closely with senior academic and non-academic administrators to assure compliance with the
provisions of this policy. The Office of General Counsel and the Human Resources Department shall serve as resources
with regard to sexual harassment-related matters.
3. Each dean, director, department chairman and/or administrative officer of an operational unit shall cooperate with the
Compliance Officer in the implementation and dissemination of this policy and in providing an environment free of sexual
harassment. Such officials shall refer complaints arising under this policy to the Compliance Officer.
4. It is the obligation of every faculty, student and staff member of the University to adhere to this policy. Failure of supervisors to promptly investigate and report allegations of sexual harassment or failure to take timely corrective actions is a
violation of University policy and may be considered a violation of the law. The University shall take
5. appropriate disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment, against any supervisor who fails to investigate, report and/or take timely corrective action in cases of sexual harassment.
6. The University shall exercise reasonable care to prevent and correct promptly any sexual harassing behavior and to
safeguard against sexual harassment and to prevent any harm that could have been avoided.
7. The person affected by the sexual harassment of another must make an attempt to take advantage of a reasonable
preventive or corrective opportunity provided by the University or to otherwise avoid harm.
8. Retaliation against an employee who reports sexual harassment or assists the University in investigating a complaint is
prohibited; any individual who retaliates against an employee under these circumstances will be subject to appropriate
disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment.
Complaints
An employee who has a complaint of sexual harassment by anyone at work, including any supervisor, co-worker, or visitor,
should report such conduct to his or her supervisor. In addition, the employee should report the harassment to the University’s Compliance Officer. If the complaint involves the employee’s supervisor or someone in the direct line of supervision,
or if the employee for any reason is uncomfortable in dealing with his or her immediate supervisor, the worker should go
directly to the Compliance Officer. If the complaint involves the Compliance Officer, the employee should make a report with
the University’s General Counsel. The University will work to investigate all complaints as quickly and as professionally as
possible. When investigations confirm the allegations, appropriate corrective action will be taken.
In the event the University learns that an employee has made a sexual harassment complaint in bad faith or has knowingly
provided false information regarding a complaint, appropriate disciplinary action may be taken against the individual who
provided the false information.
Confidentiality
The University will make every attempt to keep the information provided in the complaint and investigation process confidential
to the fullest extent permitted by the circumstances and allowed by law. However, confidentiality cannot be guaranteed.
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Notification of Rights under the
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) afford eligible students certain rights with respect to their
education records. (An “eligible student” under FERPA is a student who is 18 years of age or older or who attends a
postsecondary institution.) These rights include:
1. The right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45 days after the day Texas Southern University
(“University”)] receives a request for access. A student should submit to the registrar, dean, head of the academic
department, or other appropriate official, a written request that identifies the record(s) the student wishes to inspect.
The University official will make arrangements for access and notify the student of the time and place where the
records may be inspected. If the records are not maintained by the University official to whom the request was
submitted, that official shall advise the student of the correct official to whom the request should be addressed.
2. The right to request the amendment of the student’s education records that the student believes is inaccurate,
misleading, or otherwise in violation of the student’s privacy rights under FERPA.
A student who wishes to ask the University to amend a record should write the University official responsible for the
record, clearly identify the part of the record the student wants changed, and specify why it should be changed.
If the University decides not to amend the record as requested, the University will notify the student in writing of the
decision and the student’s right to a hearing re-garding the request for amendment. Additional information regarding
the hearing procedures will be provided to the student when notified of the right to a hearing.
3. The right to provide written consent before the University discloses personally identifiable information (PII) from the
student’s education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.
The University discloses education records without a student’s prior written consent under the FERPA exception for
disclosure to school officials with legitimate educational interests. A University official is a person employed by Texas
Southern University in an administrative, supervisory, academic, research, or support staff position (including law
en¬forcement unit personnel and health staff); a person serving on the board of regents; or a student serving on an
official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance com¬mittee. A University official also may include a volunteer
or contractor outside of Texas Southern University who performs an institutional service or function for which the
University would otherwise use its own employees and who is under the direct control of the University with respect
to the use and maintenance of personal identifiable information (PII) from education records, such as an attorney,
auditor, or collection agent or a student volunteering to assist another University official in performing his or her tasks.
A University official has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to review an educa¬tion record in order to
fulfill his or her professional responsibilities for Texas Southern University.
Upon request, the University also discloses education records without consent to offi-cials of another school in which
a student seeks or intends to enroll.
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4. The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by Texas Southern
University to comply with the requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the Office that administers FERPA
is:
Family Policy Compliance Office
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202
At its discretion, Texas Southern University may provide “directory information” to the general public without the student’s
consent. “Directory information” is defined by Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) as follows:
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Name
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Address
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Telephone number
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Major and minor fields of study
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E-mail address
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Date and Place of birth
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Degree/awards received
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Dates of attendance
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Participation in officially recognized sports and activities
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Most recent previous education institution attended
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Height/weight (athletes only)
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Enrollment status
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Certificates
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Type of award received
•
Grade level
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Photograph
If a student does not want “directory information” regarding him or her to be released, the student must notify the Office
of the Registrar, E. O. Bell Hall, 3100 Cleburne Avenue, Houston, TX 77004, in writing or by completing the Request to
Withhold Public Information form, during the first twelve (12) days of class during a regular semester (fall or spring) or the
first four (4) days of class during a summer term, to ensure that information is not released by the university or published
in the Student Directory. Students are responsible for requesting the release of their information once a request for
withholding “directory information” has been placed on record.
FERPA permits the disclosure of PII from students’ education records, without consent of the student, if the disclosure
meets certain conditions found in §99.31 of the FERPA regulations. Except for disclosures to school officials, disclosures
related to some judicial orders or lawfully issued subpoenas, disclosures of directory information, and disclosures to the
student, §99.32 of FERPA regulations requires the institution to record the disclosure. Eligible students have a right to
inspect and review the record of disclosures. A postsecondary institution may disclose PII from the education records
without obtaining prior written consent of the student:
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To other University officials, including teachers, within Texas Southern University whom the University has determined
to have legitimate educational interests. This includes contractors, consultants, volunteers, or other parties to whom
the school has outsourced institutional services or functions, provided that the conditions listed in §99.31(a)(1)(i)(B)
(1) - (a)(1)(i)(B)(2) are met. (§99.31(a)(1))
•
To officials of another school where the student seeks or intends to enroll, or where the student is already enrolled if
the disclosure is for purposes related to the student’s enrollment or transfer, subject to the requirements of §99.34.
(§99.31(a)(2))
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To authorized representatives of the U. S. Comptroller General, the U. S. Attorney General, the U.S. Secretary of
Education, or State and local educational authorities, such as a State postsecondary authority that is responsible for
supervising the university’s State-supported education programs. Disclosures under this provision may be made,
subject to the requirements of §99.35, in connection with an audit or evaluation of Federal- or State-supported
education programs, or for the enforcement of or compliance with Federal legal requirements that relate to those
programs. These entities may make further disclosures of PII to outside entities that are designated by them as their
authorized representatives to conduct any audit, evaluation, or enforcement or compliance activity on their behalf.
(§§99.31(a)(3) and 99.35)
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In connection with financial aid for which the student has applied or which the student has received, if the information
is necessary to determine eligibility for the aid, determine the amount of the aid, determine the conditions of the aid,
or enforce the terms and conditions of the aid. (§99.31(a)(4))
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To organizations conducting studies for, or on behalf of, the University, in order to: (a) develop, validate, or administer
predictive tests; (b) administer student aid programs; or (c) improve instruction. (§99.31(a)(6))
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To accrediting organizations to carry out their accrediting functions. ((§99.31(a)(7))
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To parents of an eligible student if the student is a dependent for IRS tax purposes. (§99.31(a)(8))
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To comply with a judicial order or lawfully issued subpoena. (§99.31(a)(9))
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To appropriate officials in connection with a health or safety emergency, subject to §99.36. (§99.31(a)(10))
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Information the University has designated as “directory information” under §99.37. (§99.31(a)(11))
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To a victim of an alleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or a non-forcible sex offense, subject to the requirements
of §99.39. The disclosure may only include the final results of the disciplinary proceeding with respect to that alleged
crime or offense, regardless of the finding. (§99.31(a)(13))
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To the general public, the final results of a disciplinary proceeding, subject to the requirements of §99.39, if the
University determines the student is an alleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or non-forcible sex offense and the
student has committed a violation of the school’s rules or policies with respect to the allegation made against him or
her. (§99.31(a)(14))
•
To parents of a student regarding the student’s violation of any Federal, State, or local law, or of any rule or policy of
the school, governing the use or possession of alcohol or a controlled substance if the school determines the student
committed a disciplinary violation and the student is under the age of 21. (§99.31(a)(15))
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Introduction
Right to Privacy
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 is a federal law designed to protect the privacy of student’s educational
records. In compliance with this act, the University may release information to the general public that may be thought of as
“directory information “ without the written consent of the student. However, students may request that this information be
withheld from the public by giving written notice to the Office of the University Registrar. “Directory information” includes the
following: (1) name, (2) address, (3) telephone number, (4) date and place of birth, (5) weight and height of members of the
athletic teams, (6) participation in officially recognized activities and sports, (7) dates of attendance, (8) educational institution
most recently attended, and (9) other information (such as major field of study, degrees earned, and awards received).
Students desiring to have “directory information,” as specified above, withheld from the public should give written notice of this
desire to the Office of the University Registrar during the first twelve days of class during a regular semester (fall or spring)
or the first four days of class during a summer term. These written notices must be given in person. No transcript or other
academic or disciplinary record related to an individual student will be released without the written consent of the student for
such a release, except as specified by law.
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I ntr o d u cti o n
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Introduction
Formula for
NO MORE
THAN
GRADUATION!
Freshman Year
30 Hours
Sophomore Year
+30 Hours
Junior Year
+30 Hours
Senior Year
+30 Hours
YEARS
=120 Hours
Course Load Recommendation
Each Fall Semester 15 hours, each Spring Semester 15 hours. Make up any missed
hours in the summer session.
The value of a
TSU education
Why pursue an education beyond high school?
Additional Income
Based on Hourly
Wage Increase
$104,000
Return on Investment
$100,000
•The time and money you invest in your education can deliver benefits once
you graduate.
- In many cases, the increased earnings after only one year will justify the
cost of a student’s education.
- A $5.00 wage increase per hour equals an extra $10,000 a year.
$75,000
$62,400
$50,000
$20,800
$25,000
$2,080
$6,240
$1.00 More
Per Hour
$3.00 More
Per Hour
$10,400
$0
$5.00 More
Per Hour
$1.00 More
Per Hour
In one year
More Money
• The average individual with some college earns about 19% more
than a person who only completed high school.1
$5.00 More
Per Hour
$3.00 More
Per Hour
In Ten Years
Additional Income
Based on Hourly
Wage Increase
$37,791
$40,000
$34,598
$29,136
$30,000
$19,349
$20,000
$10,000
$0
No HS
Diploma
More Career Opportunities
• Occupations that typically require postsecondary education of some
kind are the fastest growing jobs about twice the rate of occupations
requiring only work experience or on-the-job training.2
Some College
But No Degree
HS
Diploma
Associate’s
Degree
Additional Income
Based on Hourly
Wage Increase
20%
$40,000
$30,000
$20,000
10%
10%
Work
On-the-job
Training
$10,000
1 U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, March 2005 Annual Social and Economic Supplement.
2 Bureau of labor Statistics, Occupational Projection and Training Data, 2004-2005 Edition.
$0
Experience
Any Postsecondary
Education
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Spring 2015
Courses
Online
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
ONLINE
INST
CRN
Raghavan
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Cont.)
BADM 630 Managerial Communication
21149 E1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fontai
Wang
ADMIN OF JUSTICE
AJ
321 Probation & Parole Admin
20623 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
COMMUNICATION
CM
332 Computers Applications in Comm
20446 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Randle
Kalunta-
AJ
322
21423 O1
Juvenile Justice Sys
3
TBA
TBA
CONSTRUCTION
CONS 475 Facilities management
22130 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lewis
TBA
Onwudiwe
AJ
345
21927 O1
Comparative AJ
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
COUNSELING
COUN 735 Coun Tech
21547 O1 3
TBA
TBA
STAFF
AJ
412
21424 O1
22237 O2
Selected Topics in AJ
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
AJ
500
21460 E1
Sem in Admin of Justice
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
AJ
501
21461 E1
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
ACCOUNTING
ACCT 631 Sem: Managerial Acctg
20118 E1 3
TBA
TBA
ACCT 636
21813 O1
BLDRM
TBA
Financial Statement Analysis
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
TBA
BLDRM
INST
COUN 821
21447 O1
Counseling Supervision
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Davis
COUN 834
21548 O1
Coun & Personality Theories
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Finch
Greene
Seminar in ADM of JUS Theory
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
COUN 876
20679 O1
Career and Lifestyle Dev
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Broussar
STAFF
AJ
502
21462 E1
Seminar in Research Methods
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
COUN 879
21374 O1
Med Psy Aspect Disability
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Broussar
STAFF
AJ
503
21463 E1
Seminar in Quantitative Meth I
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDUCATION ADMIN. & SUPERVISION
EDAS 537 Principles Of Educ Administrat
20685 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Stroud
AJ
504
21633 E1
Sem RaceClassGenderCrime in AJ
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Greene
EDAS 541
20686 O1
Curr Planning & Development
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Stroud
AJ
505
21634 E1
Seminar on Ethics in AJ
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDAS 675
20687 O1
Leadership & Management of Ins
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bloom
AJ
607
22062 E1
Police Administration
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDAS 781
20688 O1
Internship I
3/6 TBA
TBA
Newton
AJ
609
22063 E1
Issues In Corrections Administ
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDAS 800
20690 O1
Schl Org, Leadership & Mgmt
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Peltier-
AJ
610
21635 E1
21932 O1
Issues in Judicial Adm
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
EDAS 850
20691 O1
Leadership & Campus Culture
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Peltier-
AJ
611
22064 E1
Issues in Juvenile Justice Adm
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
AJ
614
21465 E1
Issues in Terrorism and
3
TBA
TBA
Onwudiwe
AJ
616
22065 E1
Environmental Crime & AJ
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
AJ
617
22066 E1
Independent Study
3
TBA
TBA
AJ
701
22067 E1
Capstone Seminar
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
AJ
TBA
TBA
EDUCATION FOUNDATIONS
EDFD 581 Foundations Of Education
20707 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDFD 633
20706 O1
Owens
Research
3
M
0530-0800pm ED102
STAFF
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
EMGT 252 Tech Hazards & Emergy Mgmt
21995 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Olonilua
TBA
Baker
EMGT 351
21663 O1
Prin/Prac of Hazard Mitigation
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ibitayo
TBA
Baker
EMGT 357
21664 O1
Emergy Reov/Respn/Prep & Plng
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ibitayo
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BADM 450 Organl Policy & Strategy
21346 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
ENGLISH
ENG 367
22219 O1
Latin American Literature
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Jennings
BADM 466
20129 O1
Sriniv
ENG 501
22220 O1
Grad Prof Writing
3
TBA
TBA
Walker
Business Internship
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
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CRN
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
ONLINE
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
CRN
JOURNALISM
JOUR 235 Online Journalism
20456 O1 3
M
TBA
FINANCE
FIN 301
21492 O1
Basic Financial Management
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ayadi
FIN 413
20115 O1
Risk Mgmt Ins
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sylveste
FIN 650
21493 O1
Investment Management
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
FIN 652
21345 E1
Managerial Finance
3
TBA
TBA
FIN 685
20117 E1
Energy Trading
3
TBA
TBA
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 331 Geography Of Texas
21845 O1 3
TBA
TBA
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
TBA
Sandifer
KINESIOLOGY
KIN 332 Coach & Office Acts Sec SCH
22053 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Asare
Jain
KIN 433
22054 O1
Asare
TBA
Jain
TBA
Iqbal
MANAGEMENT
MGMT 300 Principles of Management
20163 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Williams
MGMT 636
21219 E1
Organizational & Mgmt Theory
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Taylor
MGMT 646
21220 E1
Graduate Seminar in Mgmt
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinso
TBA
STAFF
Problems in Urban Rec Sports
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
HEALTH EDUCATION
HED 339 Diseases & Consumer Health
21678 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Meshack
HED 434
21562 O1
Mental Hygiene
3
TBA
TBA
Brown-Fi
HED 471
20749 O1
Personal Health & Safety II
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
MGSC 303
20145 O1
Operations Management II
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ramasw
Floyd
HISTORY
HIST 322
20915 O1
MGSC 331
21348 O1
Business Statistics II
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ramaswam
African Amer Hist Since 1865
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
Kossie-C
MGSC 624
20162 E1
Statistical Methods
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Supervil
HIST 421
21837 O1
Topics in African Diaspora
3
M
0200-0250pm TBA
Kossie-C
MGSC 625
21167 E1
Supply Chain Management
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Supervil
HOMELAND SECURITY
HMSC 361 Terrorism and Homeland Secur
21661 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Olonilua
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MIS 304 Information Technology
21349 O1 3
TR
0530-0645pm JH
Sherif
HMSC 362
21665 O1
STAFF
MIS 340
21350 O1
Database Development & Design
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Smith
MIS 420
21351 O1
Web Development
3
TBA
TBA
Desai
TBA
Domestic & Global Terrorism
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
MGSC 302 Operations Management I
20164 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Yorke
HEALTH SCIENCE - CORE
HSCR 300 Hlth Sciences Sem
22090 O1 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surles
HSCR 360
22091 O1
Princ Of Disease
3
TBA
TBA
MIS 460
21352 O1
Enterprise Rsource Planning
3
TR
0230-0345pm JHJ
Sherif
TBA
Surles
HSCR 361
22092 O1
Research For Hlth Prof
3
TBA
TBA
MIS 470
21353 O1
MIS Capstone
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Desai
TBA
Chilton
MIS 490
21484 O1
Internship in MIS Area
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Vanjani
TBA
Surles
MIS 671
21508 E1
Introduction to MIS
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Taylor
HSHA 262
22094 O1
Public Policy & Hlth Care
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surles
MIS 674
21221 O1
Data Communications
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Taylor
HSHA 312
22095 O1
Health Admin In Sch System
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Estill
MIS 678
20151 O1
SAP Applications in SCM
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Desai
HSHA 361
22096 O1
Long Term Care
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Chilton
MIS 684
21498 O1
Internship in MIS
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Vanjani
HSHA 411
22097 O1
Internship
3/6 TBA
TBA
Rasmus
MIS 685
21222 O1
Management of Info System
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
HEALTH SCIENCE - HEALTH ADMIN.
HSHA 211 Health Info Systems
22093 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sherif
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CRN
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
ONLINE
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (Cont.)
PAD 705 Topical Seminar
21268 E1 3
TBA
TBA
21269 E2 3
TBA
TBA
20659 O1 3
TBA
TBA
BLDRM
INST
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
Robinson
MARKETING
MKTG 306 Principles of Marketing
20165 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hansen
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
PA
271 Intro to Public Adm
21242 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 708
21244 O1
Administrative Regulations
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinson
Capstone
3
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PA
311
21640 O1
Intro To Pub Sector Plng
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ibitayo
PA
313
20652 O1
Org Behavior & Mgmt
3
TBA
TBA
PAD 710
21270 E1
STAFF
PA
410
20653 O1
Seminar in Public Affairs
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Olonilua
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 330 Comparative Politics
20646 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PA
450
21994 O1
Internship in Public Affairs
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinson
POLS 340
21658 O2
International Relations
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
POLS 410
20648 O1
African American Politics
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Mangum
POLS 450
21985 O1
Religion and American Politics
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
POLS 498
21986 O1
Capstone Sem in Polsc
3
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PAD 500 Theory & Practice
21260 E1 3
TBA
TBA
21996 E2 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 501
21261 E1
21997 E2
Leadership & Decision Making
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 502
21262 E1
21998 E2
Research Meth In Pub Adm
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 503
21263 E1
Quantitative Methods I
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 504
21441 O1
Quantitative Methods II
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Christop
PAD 507
21264 E1
Organization Behavior & Theory
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 620
21265 E1
21999 E2
The Policy Making Process
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 622
22000 E1
Science, Tech & Pub Policy
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 623
20656 O1
Pub Policy Anal Mthds
3
TBA
TBA
Majumdar
PAD 631
21266 E1
22001 E2
Gov Budgeting & Financial Mgmt
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 650
21267 E1
Intergovernmental Relations
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 660
21709 E1
Com Pub Admin West Nations
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 661
21989 O1
Sel Topics in Comp Intern Dev
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 700
20658 O1
Internship
6
TBA
TBA
Adams
PAD 701
21163 O1
Independent Study
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
RECREATION
REC 434 Mmgt in Rec Sport and Leisure
22056 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Flowers
SPANISH
SPAN 336
21818 O1
Sun
Intro to Latin Amer Lit II
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
SPORTS MANAGEMENT
SPMT 399 Sports Management Seminar
21590 O1 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cavil
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Weekend College
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
WEEKEND COLLEGE
INST
CRN
ADMIN OF JUSTICE
AJ
100 Intro to Criminology
21941 WE1 3
S
1030-1255pm FH166
STAFF
SOCIOLOGY
SOC 322 Social Psy
22217 WE1 3
TBA
AJ
105 Intro Admin Of Justice
21942 WE1 3
S
0100-0330pm FH166
STAFF
AJ
211 Intro to Court Systems(LS)
21943 WE1 3
S
1030-1255pm FH169
STAFF
AJ
220 Intro To Corrections
21944 WE1 3
S
0100-0330pm FH169
STAFF
AJ
240 Intro To Law Enfrmnt
21945 WE1 3
F
0530-0800pm FH169
STAFF
AJ
322 Juvenile Justice Sys
22215 WE1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
AJ
323 Correctional Counseling
21926 WE1 3
F
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
BIOLOGY
BIOL 143 Survey of Life Science
21331 WE1 3
S
0800-1030am SB154
Brown
BIOL 143L Life Science Lab
21332 WE1 1
S
1100-1200pm SB154
Brown
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 112 Chemistry II Lab
21321 WE1 1
S
1100-0200pm SB402
Moore
CHEM 132 Chemistry II
21324 WE1 3
S
0800-1030am SB151
Dooley-R
COMPUTER SCIENCE
CS
116 Intro To Compr Science I
21693 WE1 3
S
0800-1050am TECH334
Criner
CS
117 Intro To Comp Science II
21694 WE1 3
S
1200-0230pm TECH334
Sleem
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
TBA
TBA
Slatton
SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS
SC
135 Bus Prof Comm
22218 WE1 3
W
0530-0800pm FH170
STAFF
SC
136 Public Address
21695 WE1 3
T
0530-0800pm FH171
STAFF
HISTORY
HIST 132 World History II
22214 WE1 3
S
0800
HIST 232 Soc & Pol Hist US Since 1877
21296 WE1 3
S
1100-0130pm FH170
Hawkins
MATHEMATICS
MATH 133 College Algebra
21355 WE1 3
S
0800-1050am SB148
STAFF
MATH 138 Math and Bus for Econ Anal II
22224 WE1 3
S
1100-0150pm SB148
STAFF
MUSIC
MUSI 239 Fine Arts In Daily Living
21699 WE1 3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Singleto
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 236 Texas Government
21981 WE1 3
S
1200-0230pm FH167
Norman
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 131 General Psychology
22216 WE1 3
F
0530-0800pm FH170
Henderso
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TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
HONORS COLLEGE
CRN
SEC
BIOLOGY
BIOL 112
20227 06
BIOL 132
20236 03
CRED DAYS
BIOL 143
20247 06
TIME
BLDRM
INST
Biological Science Lab II
1
R
0200-0450pm SB202
Player
Biological Science II
3
TR
1100-1215pm SB154
Player
Survey of Life Science
3
TR
0230-0345pm SB154
Hollomon
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 132 Chemistry II
20185 02 3
MWF
1000-1050am SB156
STAFF
COMPUTER SCIENCE
CS
116 Intro To Compr Science I
20311 03 3
MWF
1000-1050am TECH330
Joyner
ENGLISH
ENG 132
20807 14
ENG 231
20820 01
HISTORY
HIST 232
21831 12
Freshman English II
3
MWF
1000-1050am LIBB14
Reese
World Literature II
3
MWF
1100-1150am LIBB14
Jennings
Soc & Pol Hist US Since 1877
3
T
0230-0500pm LIBB13
Kossie-C
MATHEMATICS
MATH 135 Math and Business and Econ I
20395 02 3
MWF
0100-0150pm SB145
Crockett
MATH 136
20400 03
Obot
Precalculus Math
3
MWF
0100-0150pm SB153
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 236 Texas Government
21965 02 3
MWF
0900-0950am LIBB13
STAFF
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CRN
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SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
JESSE H. JONES SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
ACCOUNTING
ACCT 231 Principles Of Accounting I
20017 01 3
MWF
0900-0950am JHJ206
20018 02 3
TR
0930-1045am JHJ206
20081 03 3
TR
0530-0645pm JHJ209
20082 04 3
MW
0400-0515pm JHJ210
21341 05 3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ206
Alexande
Alexande
Perkins
Raghavan
Boyd
ACCT 232
20092 01
20093 02
20094 03
20095 04
Principles of Accounting II
3
MWF
0100-0150pm JHJ107
3
MW
0400-0515pm JHJ206
3
TR
1100-1215pm JHJ206
3
TR
0230-0345pm JHJ206
Hyman
Hyman
Boyd
Boyd
ACCT 300
20096 01
Accounting Information Systems
3
TR
0400-0515pm JHJ108
Desselle
ACCT 331
20097 01
21285 02
Intermediate Accounting I
3
MW
0400-0515pm JHJ128
3
TR
1100-1215pm JHJ107
O
Pitre
ACCT 332
20098 01
Intermediate Accounting II
3
MWF
1000-1050am JHJ109
O
ACCT 334
20099 01
Fed Income Tax Acctg I
3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ106
Perkins
ACCT 335
21488 01
Tax Practicum
3
MW
0700-0815pm JHJ106
Perkins
ACCT 336
20100 01
Cost Accounting
3
TR
0930-1045am JHJ107
Wang
ACCT 400
21342 01
Intro to Energy Accounting
3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ128
Pitre
ACCT 431
21214 01
Advanced Accounting
3
MWF
1100-1150am JHJ106
O
ACCT 433
20101 01
21489 02
Auditing
3
TR
3
MW
Desselle
Raghavan
ACCT 438
20102 01
Govt Not -For-Profit
3
TR
0230-0345pm JHJ107
ACCT 630
21343 01
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Cont.)
BADM 234 Legal & Regulatory Envir of Bu
20104 01 3
MWF
0100-0150pm JHJ109
20105 02 3
MW
0400-0515pm JHJ145
20106 03 3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ210
20107 04 3
TR
0930-1045am JHJ106
21464 05 3
TR
0530-0645pm JHJ206
21490 06 3
MWF
1100-1150am JHJ109
Rhodes
Rhodes
Saunders
Rhodes
Reynolds
Rhodes
BADM 450
20127 01
20128 02
Organl Policy & Strategy
3
MW
0400-0515pm JHJ106
3
MW
0230-0345pm JHJ108
Ojode
Ojode
BADM 630
21804 01
Managerial Communication
3
F
0530-0800pm JHJ128
Davis
BADM 644
21344 01
Internship
3
F
Srinivas
ECONOMICS
ECON 231
20888 01
20889 02
20890 03
20891 04
Principles Of Economics I
3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ
3
MWF
0100-0150pm JHJ
3
TR
1100-1215pm JHJ
3
TR
0530-0645pm JHJ
Norman
Keleta
Norman
Norman
ECON 232
20892 01
20893 02
20894 03
20895 04
Principles Of Economics II
3
MWF
1000-1050am JHJ
3
MWF
0200-0250pm JHJ
3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ107
3
TR
0400-0515pm JHJ
Keleta
Keleta
Tai
Tai
0530-0800pm JHJ107
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENTR 300 Introduction to Entrepreneursh
20130 01 3
TR
0930-1045am JHJ209
20131 02 3
TR
0400-0515pm JHJ206
Reynolds
STAFF
Wang
FINANCE
FIN 301
20108 01
20109 02
20110 03
Basic Financial Management
3
MWF
0100-0150pm JHJ108
3
TR
1100-1215pm JHJ210
3
TR
0530-0645pm JHJ108
Ayadi
Iqbal
Tai
Ethics for Accountants
3
TR
0400-0515pm JHJ106
Pitre
FIN 302
20111 01
Management & Financial Insts
3
MW
0530-0645pm JHJ107
Fernande
ACCT 631
20103 01
Sem: Managerial Acctg
3
MW
0530-0645pm JHJ
Hyman
FIN 303
21797 01
Treasury Management
3
TR
0400-0515pm JHJ147
Chatterj
ACCT 655
21215 01
Seminar In Taxation
3
TR
0700-0815pm JHJ146
Perkins
FIN 312
20112 01
Investments
3
TR
Powell
ACCT 657
21216 01
Seminar Auditing
3
TR
0530-0645pm JHJ145
Desselle
FIN 338
20113 01
International Finance
3
MW
0230-0345pm JHJ147
Ayadi
FIN 403
20114 01
Corporate Financial Mgmt
3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ
Chatterj
FIN 414
21798 01
Real Estate Finance
3
TBA
TBA
STAFF
FIN 621
21799 01
Fin & Econ Anal
3
MW
0700-0815pm JHJ108
Fernande
FIN 652
20116 01
Managerial Finance
3
TR
0700-0815pm JHJ206
Chatterj
1100-1215pm JHJ106
0530-0645pm JHJ106
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BADM 101 Intro to Bus, Gov & Society
20119 01 3
MWF
0900-0950am JHJ128
20120 02 3
MWF
1000-1050am JHJ210
20121 03 3
TR
1100-1215pm JHJ128
20122 04 3
MWF
0200-0250pm JHJ128
Owens
Owens
Owens
Owens
BADM 230
20123 01
20124 02
20125 03
20126 04
Reynolds
Davis
Davis
Reynolds
Advanced Communication Skills
3
TR
0230-0345pm JHJ108
3
MWF
1100-1150am JHJ
3
MW
0100-0150pm JHJ
3
TR
0400-0515pm JHJ
0700-0815pm JHJ108
TBA
46 | Co urse Se lect ion Bullet in - Spr ing 2015
Jesse H. Jones School of Business
CRN
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
JESSE H. JONES SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INSURANCE
INS 402 Ins Operations & Regulations
21812 01 3
TR
0230-0345pm JHJ147
INST
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
Iqbal
MARKETING (Cont.)
MKTG 307 Marketing Channels & Inst
20155 01 3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ108
Minor-Co
MKTG 336
20156 01
Marketing Communications
3
TR
0400-0515pm JHJ209
Minor-Co
MKTG 430
20157 01
Mktg Decision Making:TH & PRA
3
MW
0400-0515pm JHJ209
Williams
MANAGEMENT
MGMT 300 Principles of Management
20132 01 3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ
20133 02 3
TR
1100-1215pm JHJ
Brice
Williams
MGMT 301
20134 01
21217 02
Foundations of Human Res Mgmt
3
TR
0230-0345pm JHJ
3
TR
0400-0515pm JHJ
Yancy
Yancy
MKTG 432
20159 01
International Marketing
3
MW
0700-0815pm JHJ209
Hansen
MGMT 330
20135 01
Organizational Behavior
3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ146
Robinson
MKTG 435
20160 01
Market Management Cases & Prob
3
MW
0530-0645pm JHJ206
Williams
MGMT 395
21700 01
Team Building & Org Change
3
TR
0400-0515pm JHJ210
Robinson
MKTG 650
20161 01
Sem Mktg Probs
3
TR
0530-0645pm JHJ
Minor-Co
MGMT 401
20137 02
Leadership & Motivation
3
MW
0400-0515pm JHJ109
Waddleto
ONLINE COURSES
MGMT 402
20138 01
International Management
3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ109
Williams
MGMT 636
21359 01
Organizational & Mgmt Theory
3
TR
0700-0815pm JHJ
ACCOUNTING
ACCT 631 Sem: Managerial Acctg
20118 E1 3
TBA
TBA
Yancy
MGMT 646
21360 01
Graduate Seminar in Mgmt
3
TR
0530-0645pm JHJ
ACCT 636
21813 O1
Brice
MGMT 670
20139 01
Global Strategic Mgmt
3
MW
0530-0645pm JHJ
Berger
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BADM 450 Organl Policy & Strategy
21346 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
BADM 466
20129 O1
Business Internship
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sriniv
BADM 630
21149 E1
Managerial Communication
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fontai
FINANCE
FIN 301
21492 O1
Basic Financial Management
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ayadi
FIN 413
20115 O1
Risk Mgmt Ins
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sylveste
FIN 650
21493 O1
Investment Management
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Jain
FIN 652
21345 E1
Managerial Finance
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Jain
FIN 685
20117 E1
Energy Trading
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Iqbal
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
MGSC 239 Business Statistics I
20140 01 3
TR
0930-1045am
20141 02 3
MW
0400-0515pm
20142 03 3
MWF
0900-0950am
21218 04 3
MWF
1100-1150am
JHJ109
JHJ108
JHJ
JHJ206
Yorke
Woldie
Woldie
Smith
MGSC 302
20143 01
20144 02
Operations Management I
3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ209
3
MW
0400-0515pm JHJ107
Yorke
Ramaswam
MGSC 331
20146 01
Business Statistics II
3
MW
0100-0150pm JHJ206
Woldie
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION
MIS 204 Fundamentals
20147 01 3
TR
20148 02 3
TR
20149 03 3
MWF
SYSTEMS
of Info Systems
0930-1045am JHJ145
0100-0215pm JHJ145
0100-0150pm JHJ145
Rizvi
Rizvi
Smith
MIS 304
21361 01
Information Technology
3
TR
1100-1215pm JHJ
Sherif
MIS 676
20150 01
Web Design & Development
3
TR
0530-0645pm JHJ146
Vanjani
MIS 681
21499 01
IT Project Management
3
MW
0530-0645pm JHJ
Srinivas
MARKETING
MKTG 306 Principles of Marketing
20165 O1 3
TBA
TBA
MKTG 306
20152 01
20153 02
20154 03
TBA
Principles of Marketing
3
MWF
0100-0150pm JHJ210
3
MWF
1100-1150am JHJ108
3
TR
0100-0215pm JHJ
Hansen
Williams
Hansen
Waddleto
TBA
Financial Statement Analysis
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Raghavan
Wang
MANAGEMENT
MGMT 300 Principles of Management
20163 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Williams
MGMT 636
21219 E1
Organizational & Mgmt Theory
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Taylor
MGMT 646
21220 E1
Graduate Seminar in Mgmt
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinso
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
MGSC 302 Operations Management I
20164 O1 3
TBA
TBA
MGSC 303
20145 O1
TBA
Operations Management II
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Yorke
Ramasw
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Jesse H. Jones School of Business
CRN
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
JESSE H. JONES SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE (Cont.)
MGSC 331 Business Statistics II
21348 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ramaswam
MGSC 624
20162 E1
Statistical Methods
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Supervil
MGSC 625
21167 E1
Supply Chain Management
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Supervil
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MIS 304 Information Technology
21349 O1 3
TR
0530-0645pm JH
Sherif
MIS 340
21350 O1
Database Development & Design
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Smith
MIS 420
21351 O1
Web Development
3
TBA
TBA
Desai
MIS 460
21352 O1
Enterprise Rsource Planning
3
TR
0230-0345pm JHJ
Sherif
MIS 470
21353 O1
MIS Capstone
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Desai
MIS 490
21484 O1
Internship in MIS Area
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Vanjani
MIS 671
21508 E1
Introduction to MIS
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Taylor
MIS 674
21221 O1
Data Communications
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Taylor
MIS 678
20151 O1
SAP Applications in SCM
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Desai
MIS 684
21498 O1
Internship in MIS
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Vanjani
MIS 685
21222 O1
Management of Info System
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
MARKETING
MKTG 306 Principles of Marketing
20165 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sherif
Hansen
48 | Co urse Se lect ion Bullet in - Spr ing 2015
School of Communication
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION
INST
CRN
COMMUNICATION
CM
110 Speech Proficiency Lab
21814 01 1
MW
1200-1250pm MLK214
Jones
JOURNALISM (Cont.)
JOUR 253 News Editing I
20458 01 3
MWF
0200-0250pm MLK119
Johnson
CM
130
20442 01
21815 02
Intro Communication Studies
3
MWF
1000-1050am MLK138
3
TR
0930-1045am MLK104
Khosrova
Nichols
JOUR 331
20459 01
Law & Ethics Of Journalism
3
MWF
0800-0850am MLK250
Parker
CM
200
20443 01
20444 02
Intro to Media Research Tech
3
MWF
0800-0850am MLK249
3
TR
0800-0915am MLK249
Thornton
Thornton
JOUR 332
20460 01
Advanced Reporting
4
TR
0900-1050am MLK119
Berryhil
CM
330
21816 01
Profess Development & Ethic
3
MWF
1000-1050am MLK250
JOUR 335
20461 01
Computer Assisted Reporting
3
MWF
1100-1150am MLK206
Randle
STAFF
CM
332
20445 01
Computers Applications in Comm
3
MWF
0800-0850am MLK213
JOUR 356
20462 01
Advertising Pr Campaigns
3
MWF
0300-0350pm MLK246
Walker-H
Randle
CM
430
20447 01
Experiential Learning
3
MWF
1200-1250pm MLK250
JOUR 435
20463 01
Multimedia Graphic Designs
3
MWF
0100-0150pm MLK204
Randle
STAFF
CM
634
20448 01
Adv Comm Res Meth
3
M
0530-0800pm MLK206
JOUR 443
20464 01
Adv Broadcast News
4
TR
0200-0350pm MLK206
STAFF
Lee
CM
664
21533 01
Graduate Practicum
6
W
0530-0800pm MLK215
JOUR 531
21888 01
Sem In Mass Communication
3
T
0530-0750pm MLK246
Walker-H
Browne
CM
698
20449 01
Research Project
3
F
0530-0800pm MLK215
JOUR 539
21720 01
International Communications
3
W
0530-0750pm MLK246
Regis
Lee
JOUR 571
21889 01
Lit Of Journalism
3
R
0530-0750pm MLK246
Berryhil
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
ENTERTAINMNT RECORD INDUS MGMT
ERM 130 Intro to Recording Industry
21865 01 3
M
0530-0800pm MLK104
STAFF
ERM 205
21866 01
Intro to Enter Business Fin
3
TR
0100-0215pm MLK215
Williams
ERM 210
21867 01
Initro to Enter Prod Tool
4
TR
1000-1150am MLK215
ERM 305
20450 01
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
RADIO/TV/FILM
RTF 130 Introduction to Media Studies
21890 01 3
MWF
0800-0850am MLK104
21891 02 3
MWF
0900-0950am MLK104
Monjok
Monjok
STAFF
RTF 131
21892 01
21893 02
Intro to Media Aesthetics
3
TR
0930-1045am MLK203
3
TR
1100-1215pm MLK203
Jeffries
Jeffries
Ethnic Entertainment
3
MWF
0900-0950am MLK246
STAFF
RTF 135
21894 01
Introduction to Photography
4
MW
0800-0950am MLK204
Wolf
ERM 310
21868 01
Publishing and Media Policy
3
T
0530-0800pm MLK203
STAFF
RTF 250
21895 01
Film Industry
3
TR
0100-0215pm MLK102
Willems
ERM 320
21869 01
Artist Management
3
MW
0300-0415pm MLK104
STAFF
RTF 255
21896 01
Introduction to Videography
4
MW
0100-0250pm MLK102
STAFF
ERM 330
21870 01
Business Devel & Portfolio
3
TR
0100-0215pm MLK203
Jeffries
ERM 450
20451 01
Entertainment Management
3
MW
1100-1215pm MLK246
RTF 268
21897 01
21898 02
Intro to Digital Video Editing
4
TR
0100-0250pm MLK204
4
MW
1000-1150am MLK204
Wolf
Wolf
Williams
RTF 331
20467 01
Media Analysis and Criticism
3
TR
0930-1045am MLK251
Brown
RTF 335
20468 01
Writing For Elec Media & Film
3
MWF
0900-0950am MLK253
Okolo
RTF 340
21899 01
Digital Effects for Film&Video
4
TR
1100-1250pm MLK100
Willems
RTF 344
20469 01
Media Management & Marketing
3
MWF
1100-1150am MLK253
Parker
RTF 345
21900 01
Prod Media For the Web&Beyond
4
MW
0100-0250pm MLK123
Samples
JOURNALISM
JOUR 130 Intro To Journalism
20452 01 3
MWF
0900-0950am MLK206
Johnson
JOUR 132
20453 01
Intro To Reporting
4
TR
0900-1050am MLK206
Sandifer
JOUR 133
20454 01
Intro to Broadcast News
4
TR
1200-0150pm MLK119
Johnson
JOUR 232
20455 01
Intro To Advertising
3
MWF
1200-1250pm MLK203
Singleto
JOUR 238
20457 01
Intermediate Reporting
4
TR
0900-1050am MLK213
Johnson
RTF 355 Television Production
21901 01 4
MW
1100-1250pm MLK123
Broadcast Journalism Majors
Samples
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School of Communication
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION
INST
CRN
RADIO/TV/FILM (Cont.)
RTF 360 Voice & Diction for Media Perf
21902 01 4
MW
0300-0450pm KTSU
Smith-Jo
SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS (Cont.)
SC
432 Intercultural Communication
20485 01 3
TR
1100-1215pm MLK251
Duncan
RTF 381
21903 01
Broadcast Responsibiities
3
MWF
0900-0950am MLK203
Parker
SC
434
20487 01
Prin Of Leadership
3
MWF
1000-1050am MLK249
Nichols
RTF 430
21904 01
Independent Study
3
TBA
TBA
Poudeh
SC
438
20488 01
Orgnl Struct & Comm Behav
3
MWF
1100-1150am MLK249
Khosrova
RTF 435
21905 01
Adv Media Writing
3
MWF
1000-1050am MLK100
Okolo
SC
549
21146 01
Sem Interpersonal Commun
3
T
0530-0800pm MLK251
STAFF
RTF 438
21906 01
Media and Society
3
MWF
1100-1150am MLK102
Ulasi
SC
551
21915 01
Studies In Public Communicatio
3
R
0530-0800pm MLK248
STAFF
RTF 460
21907 01
Advanced Voice Training
4
TR
0900-1050am KTSU
Smith-Jo
ONLINE COURSES
RTF 461
21908 01
Radio Programming & Production
4
TR
1100-1250pm KTSU
Smith-Jo
RTF 480
21909 01
Film Marketing & Distribution
3
MWF
1200-1250pm MLK247
COMMUNICATION
CM
332 Computers Applications in Comm
20446 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Randle
STAFF
RTF 498
21910 01
Pers Natl & Intl Broadcasting
3
MWF
0900-0950am MLK247
Regis
JOURNALISM
JOUR 235 Online Journalism
20456 O1 3
M
TBA
Sandifer
RTF 499
20473 01
Master Project
4
TBA
TBA
Poudeh
RTF 538
21911 01
Impact of Elec Technologies
3
M
0530-0800pm MLK215
Regis
RTF 539
21725 01
International Media Systems
3
W
0530-0800pm MLK249
Regis
RTF 550
21334 01
Probs in Telecom
3
T
0530-0800pm MLK200
Ulasi
RTF 561
20474 01
Seminar in Elec Media
3
R
0530-0800pm MLK251
Brown
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
MLK200
MLK200
SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS
SC
135 Bus Prof Comm
20476 01 3
MWF
0800-0850am
20477 02 3
MWF
0900-0950am
20478 03 3
MWF
1100-1150am
20479 04 3
TR
0930-1045am
21681 05 3
TR
1100-1215pm
21912 06 3
TR
1230-0145pm
MLK248
MLK248
MLK248
MLK248
MLK248
MLK248
Thomas
Thomas
Thornton
Thomas
Thomas
Thornton
SC
136
20480 01
20481 02
21682 03
21913 04
Public Address
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
MWF
1000-1050am
3
TR
0930-1045am
3
TR
1100-1213pm
MLK251
MLK251
MLK250
MLK250
Wiley
Duncan
Duncan
Wiley
SC
232
20482 01
Interpersonal Communication
3
TR
1100-1215pm MLK249
Nichols
SC
233
20483 01
Comm Skills Health Profs
3
MWF
1000-1050am MLK104
Wiley
SC
333
21914 01
Interviewing
3
TR
0930-1045am MLK253
Wiley
SC
431
21539 01
Non Verbal Communication
3
MWF
1100-1150am MLK250
Duncan
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
TBA
INST
50 | Co urse Se lect ion Bullet in - Spr ing 2015
College of Education
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
INST
CRN
COUNSELING
COUN 611 Appraisal & Assessment Techniq
20681 01 3
W
0530-0800pm ED336
STAFF
EDUCATION ADMIN. & SUPERVISION
EDAS 953 Evaluation Of Schools
20695 01 3
F
0530-0800pm ED333
Nwagwu
COUN 638
21246 01
Org & Admin Coun Guid Services
3
T
0530-0800pm ED321
Finch
EDAS 978
20698 01
Doctoral Internship
3-9 TBA
TBA
North
COUN 735
21446 01
Coun Tech
3
R
Finch
EDAS 998
21556 01
Doc Colloq Ed Admin
3
M
0530-0800pm ED335
Bloom
COUN 736
21546 01
Supervised Counseling
3
T
0530-0800pm ED
STAFF
COUN 836
20684 01
Mental Health & Psychopath
3
M
0530-0800pm ED333
EDAS 999
20696 01
20697 02
Dissertation
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
Bailey
Poats
STAFF
COUN 839
21550 01
Practicum I
3
M
0530-0800pm ED320
STAFF
COUN 840
21373 01
Practicum II
3
M
0530-0800pm ED317
STAFF
EDUCATION
EDCI 210
20712 01
20713 02
21877 03
21878 04
CURRICULUM & INSTR.
Ins Tec
3
M
1001-1230pm ED308C
3
M
1000-1230pm ED
3
M
0530-0800pm ED308C
3
M
0530-0800pm ED
Song
STAFF
Song
STAFF
COUN 841
21828 01
Family Counseling
3
R
0530-0800pm ED321
Jones
EDCI 310
20714 01
Field Based I Perf Focus Tchng
3
MW
0800-0150pm ED337
Smith
COUN 890
20683 01
Group Counseling
3
M
0530-0800pm ED338
Davis
EDCI 328
20715 01
Field Based -II Perf Focus Tch
3
TR
0800-0150pm ED337
Grant
COUN 895
21148 01
Ethics & Prof Issues Coun
3
W
0530-0800pm ED334
Mitchell
EDCI 329
21879 01
Content Foc Tchng:Social Stud
3
W
0530-0800pm ED
STAFF
COUN 911
21834 01
Ind Appraisal In Coun
3
M
0530-0800pm ED321
Ratliff
EDCI 330
21880 01
Soc St Strat II
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
COUN 912
21552 01
Prin & Found Of Coun
3
S
0800-1030am ED325
Jones
EDCI 339
20716 01
Classrm Mngt
3
MW
0800-0150pm ED
Smith
COUN 915
21835 01
Vocational Assessment
3
W
0530-0800pm ED321
Broussar
COUN 916
21247 01
Sem Comm Col Stu Pers Servs
3
T
0530-0800pm ED333
EDCI 340
20717 01
20718 02
Ins Tec II
3
T
3
T
Song
Song
Epps
COUN 918
20680 01
Probs In Coun
3-6 R
0530-0800pm ED333
EDCI 346
21248 01
Intro to Edu Psychology
3
R
0530-0800pm ED334
Smith
Ratliff
COUN 919
21836 01
Internship
3
W
EDCI 350
20719 01
Desgng & Implg Inst/Assessment
3
TR
0800-0150pm ED
Grant
STAFF
COUN 920
21555 01
Research in Counseling
3
T
0530-0800pm ED317
Jefferso
EDCI 402
21881 01
Content Foc Tchng: Science
3
F
0530-0800pm ED
STAFF
COUN 944
21846 01
Topics in Aging
3
R
0530-0800pm ED
Epps
EDCI 404
20720 01
Cert Sem
3
T
Grant
COUN 999
20682 01
21475 02
Dissertation
3-12 R
0530-0800pm ED
3-12 R
0530-0800pm ED306
Jefferso
Jones
EDCI 410
20721 01
Individual Projects
3
TBA
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
EDCI 433
20723 01
Early Childhood Curriculum
3
M
0630-0800pm ED
Smith
Newton
EDCI 435
21883 01
Lan Dev & Lit
3
W
0530-0800pm ED
STAFF
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
0530-0800pm ED338
0530-0800pm ED300
EDUCATION ADMIN. & SUPERVISION
EDAS 782 Internship II
20689 01 3/6 TBA
TBA
TBA
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
TBA
TBA
TBA
1000-1230pm ED308C
0530-0800pm ED308C
0530-0800pm ED
INST
EDAS 933
20693 01
Systems Mgmt Of Schools
3
W
0530-0800pm ED337
Nwagwu
EDCI 450
20724 01
DIR STU TCH GRD 4-8
6
MTWRF
0800-0350pm ED102
STAFF
EDAS 935
20694 01
Sch Admin Hierarchy
3
T
0530-0800pm ED337
North
EDCI 463
20725 01
DIR STU TCH SPED
6
MTWRF
0800-0350pm ED102
STAFF
EDAS 950
21871 01
Schools & The Community
3
R
0530-0800pm ED102
Bailey
EDCI 464
20726 01
DIR STU TCH HS
6
MTWRF
0800-0350pm ED102
STAFF
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EDCI 468 DIR STU TCH ALL LEVELS
21730 01 6
MTWRF
0800-0350pm ED102
Reynolds
HIGHER EDUCATIONS
EDHI 933 Intro to Study of Higher Ed
22235 01 3
F
0530-0800pm ED321
STAFF
EDCI 479
21884 01
Mgmt Early Childhd Envir
3
S
1000-1230pm ED317
STAFF
EDHI 937
21873 01
Financing Of Higher Ed
3
T
0530-0800pm ED200
STAFF
EDCI 491
20728 01
Dir Stu Tchng: EC-6
6
MTWRF
0800-0330pm ED102
STAFF
EDHI 942
20708 01
Sem Goverance Of Higher Ed
3
S
0800-1030pm ED338
Mutakabb
EDCI 521
21554 01
Creativity In Child Dev
3
M
0530-0800pm ED115
STAFF
EDHI 945
20709 01
Sem Current Prob In Higher Ed
3
S
1100-0130pm ED338
Mutakabb
EDCI 524
21448 01
Home Com Partnsp Dev Of Child
3
F
0530-0800pm ED115
STAFF
EDHI 950
21876 01
Higher Ed & The Law
3
M
0530-0800pm ED
Cunningh
EDCI 531
21885 01
Classroom Management
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDHI 968
21375 01
Internship In Univ Admin
3/6 TBA
TBA
TBA
Cummings
EDCI 540
21886 01
Curriculum & Instruction
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDHI 970
21162 01
Urban Higher Ed
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Cummings
EDCI 551
21887 01
Multicultural Education
3
W
0530-0800pm ED
STAFF
EDHI 971
20711 01
Stu Affairs Admin High Ed
3
W
0530-0800pm ED
Cunningh
EDCI 915
20729 01
Diversity Education
3
T
0530-0800pm ED
Ligons
EDHI 999
22234 03
Stu Affairs Admin High Ed
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cunningh
EDCI 921
22005 01
Adv Curr Dev
3
TBA
TBA
Saha-Gup
EDCI 927
21731 01
Independent Study and Research
3-12 TBA
TBA
TBA
Haynes-M
EDCI 938
22006 01
Techniques of Curr Evaluation
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDCI 995
20730 01
Practicum In Urban Ed
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDCI 996
22011 01
Ed & The Urban Dilemma
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDCI 999
20731 01
20732 02
21742 03
21743 04
21754 05
Dissertation
3-12 TBA
3-12 TBA
3-12 TBA
3-12 TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ligons
Haynes-M
Saha-Gup
Song
Smith
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
BLDRM
TBA
EDUCATION FOUNDATIONS
EDFD 576 His Black Ed In America
20705 01 3
W
0530-0800pm ED
Stroud
EDFD 905
20699 01
Nature Meth Ed Res
3
F
0530-0800pm ED200
Davis
EDFD 931
20700 01
Ed Res Corr Stat Methods
3
W
0530-0800pm ED317
Owens
EDFD 932
20701 01
Ed Res Sig Tests Stat Methods
3
S
1100-0130pm ED102
Davis
EDFD 980
20702 01
Hist Of Ed In U S
3
T
0530-0800pm ED334
EDFD 997
20703 01
Research Seminar
3
S
0200-0430pm ED102
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
EPSY 831 Educ Statistics
20704 01 3
T
0530-0800pm ED115
Lamb
HEALTH EDUCATION
HED 223 Basic C P R
20743 01 2
MW
Rodgers
0900-0950am REC212
HED 233
20744 01
20745 02
20746 03
21449 04
22028 05
Hist
2
2
2
2
2
& Prin Of Health
MW
0900-0950am
MW
1000-1050am
MW
1100-1150am
M
0530-0800pm
TR
0100-0150pm
HPE155
HPE155
HPE155
HPE102
HPE162
Floyd
Floyd
Floyd
Floyd
Guinn
HED 333
20747 01
Emergency & Care of Injuries
3
MWF
0100-0150pm HPE155
Guinn
HED 399
20748 01
Health Seminar
2
M
0400-0550pm HPE162
Guinn
HED 432
21366 01
Fitness For Living
3
TR
1100-1215pm HPE162
Meshack
HED 472
20750 01
Foundations of Safety
3
TR
0100-0215pm HPE104
Moreland
HED 499
21367 01
Sup Ind Wk/Res Com Hlth
6
TBA
TBA
Meshack
HED 574
22233 01
Health Manpower Issues
3
T
0530-0800pm HPE106
Brown-Fi
HED 577
22029 O1
Human Sexuality & Dev
3
TBA
TBA
Brown-Fi
TBA
TBA
Poats
KINESIOLOGY
KIN 211 Individual Sports & Activities
22030 01 1
T
1200-1250pm HPE
STAFF
Davis
KIN 212
22031 01
STAFF
Individual Sports/ActivitiesII
1
T
0100-0150pm HPE
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KINESIOLOGY (Cont.)
KIN 233 Foundations II
21572 01 3
TR
1100-1215pm HPE155
STAFF
READING
RDG 301
22012 01
Content Foc Tchng:Reading
3
M
0530-0800pm ED
Boyd
KIN 235
21574 01
Intro to Adapted Physical Ed
3
MWF
0900-0950am HPE106
Forest
RDG 302
21249 01
Reading Skills Development
3
TBA
0530-0800pm ED
Boyd
KIN 300
21575 01
Athletic Training Pract/Sem
2
TR
0100-0215pm HPE
Harper
RDG 401
20733 01
Div Pop
3
R
Boyd
KIN 324
21576 01
Advanced Swimming
2
TR
0800-0850am REC106
Duncan
RDG 406
21397 01
Reading Appreciation
3
W
0530-0800pm ED114
Boyd
KIN 336
21577 01
Org & Admin Phy Edu
3
MWF
0200-0250pm HPE106
Moreland
RDG 574
21171 01
Fund Of Reading Instruction
3
W
0530-0800pm ED
Haynes-M
KIN 339
21580 01
Fundamentals Of Movement
3
MWF
0900-0950am HPE
Harvey
KIN 370
21581 01
Athletic Training I
3
MWF
1000-1050am HPE
KIN 378
21582 01
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
TBA
BLDRM
TBA
INST
RECREATION
REC 234 Foundation Rec Parks & Leisure
21369 01 3
TR
1100-1215pm REC212
Thomas
Harvey
Ind Dev & Motor Learning
3
MW
0200-0315pm HPE162
REC 332
21370 01
Aquatics Facility Mgmt & Water
3
MWF
1000-1045am REC212
Rodgers
Owlia
KIN 399
21583 01
Physical Ed Seminar
2
M
0400-0550pm TBA
REC 373
21589 01
Hist & Philosophy Rec Park
3
TR
0930-1045am REC212
Thomas
Guinn
KIN 433
22054 O1
Problems in Urban Rec Sports
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Asare
SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPED 309 Survey Exceptional Education I
22016 01 3
M
0530-0800pm ED
22020 02 3
T
0530-0800pm ED335
Saha-Gup
STAFF
KIN 435
21584 01
Tests & Measurements
3
MWF
1000-1050am HPE106
Forest
KIN 438
21585 01
Physiology of Exercise I
3
W
0530-0800pm HPE162
SPED 370
22024 01
22026 02
Survey Exceptional EducationII
3
T
0530-0800pm ED
3
R
0730-0800pm ED335
Saha-Gup
STAFF
Owlia
KIN 439
21586 01
Independent Study
3
MTWRF
TBA
SPED 401
22027 01
Field Experiences in Sped
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Saha-Gup
Forest
KIN 531
21587 01
Advanced Theory & Practice
3
W
0530-0800pm HPE106
Reynolds
SPORTS MANAGEMENT
SPMT 135 Sport Marketing & Promotions
22057 01 3
TR
0100-0215pm HPE155
Cavil
KIN 638
22055 01
Physiology Of Exercise II
3
W
0530-0800pm HPE
Owlia
SPMT 279
21253 01
Sport Prg Evnt & Facility MGMT
3
MWF
1100-1150am HPE102
Flowers
SPMT 333
22058 01
Problems in Rec & Sports
3
MWF
1000-1050am HPE102
Flowers
SPMT 399
21590 O1
Sports Management Seminar
2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cavil
SPMT 476
21600 01
Hist Sport Gov African Disaspo
3
TR
0230-0345pm HPE155
Cavil
SPMT 499
21371 01
Sport Management Practicum
6
MTWF
TBA
HPE
STAFF
TBA
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PE
100 Water Aerobics
22059 01 1
M
0900-0950am REC106
22060 02 1
M
1000-1050am REC106
22061 03 1
M
1100-1150am REC106
Duncan
Duncan
Duncan
PE
103
20735 01
20736 02
Racquetball
1
W
1
W
Harper
Harper
PE
108
20737 01
Modern Dance I
1
T
0430-0520pm REC124
Johnson
PE
109
20738 01
Modern Dance II
1
T
0530-0620pm REC124
Johnson
PE
120
21251 01
Adapted Activities I
1
MTWR
TBA
Harper
COUNSELING
COUN 735 Coun Tech
21547 O1 3
TBA
PE
125
20739 01
Weight Training
1
T
0100-0150pm HPE
STAFF
COUN 821
21447 O1
Counseling Supervision
3
TBA
TBA
PE
128
20742 01
Tae Kwon-Do I
2
MW
0200-0250pm HPE
Plumber
COUN 834
21548 O1
0900-0950am HPE
1000-1050am HPE
TBA
ONLINE COURSES
TBA
TBA
STAFF
TBA
Davis
Coun & Personality Theories
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Finch
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SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
COUNSELING
COUN 876 Career and Lifestyle Dev
20679 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Broussar
COUN 879
21374 O1
Broussar
Med Psy Aspect Disability
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
EDUCATION ADMIN. & SUPERVISION
EDAS 537 Principles Of Educ Administrat
20685 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Stroud
EDAS 541
20686 O1
Curr Planning & Development
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Stroud
EDAS 675
20687 O1
Leadership & Management of Ins
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bloom
EDAS 781
20688 O1
Internship I
3/6 TBA
TBA
Newton
EDAS 800
20690 O1
Schl Org, Leadership & Mgmt
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Peltier-
EDAS 850
20691 O1
Leadership & Campus Culture
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Peltier-
TBA
EDUCATION FOUNDATIONS
EDFD 581 Foundations Of Education
20707 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
EDFD 633
20706 O1
Owens
Research
3
M
0530-0800pm ED102
HEALTH EDUCATION
HED 339 Diseases & Consumer Health
21678 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Meshack
HED 434
21562 O1
Mental Hygiene
3
TBA
TBA
Brown-Fi
HED 471
20749 O1
Personal Health & Safety II
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Floyd
KINESIOLOGY
KIN 332 Coach & Office Acts Sec SCH
22053 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Asare
KIN 433
22054 O1
Asare
TBA
Problems in Urban Rec Sports
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
RECREATION
REC 434 Mmgt in Rec Sport and Leisure
22056 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Flowers
SPORTS MANAGEMENT
SPMT 399 Sports Management Seminar
21590 O1 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cavil
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INST
CRN
ART & DESIGN
AD
130 Environmental Design
20763 01 2
MW
0300-0350pm HE
STAFF
CHILD & FAMILY DEVELOPMENT
CFDV 333 Meth & Proc in Early Child Dev
21623 01 3
MWF
1000-1050am HE100
Scurlock
AD
130L Environ Design Lab
20764 01 1
WF
0400-0450pm HE121
STAFF
CFDV 335
21288 01
Independent Study in Cfdev
3
TBA
TBA
HE100
Scurlock
CFDV 432
20755 01
Children's Literature
3
R
0530-0800pm HE100
STAFF
CFDV 434
21624 01
Practicum I
3
MWF
Scurlock
Tapscott
CFDV 435
22032 01
Child Nutrition
3
MWF
0900-0950am TBA
STAFF
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
ART
ART 130
21784 01
Introduction to Visual Art
3
MWF
1100-1150am ART112
ART 132
20920 01
Majors
21785 02
Drawing & Composition II
3
MWF
0800-0950am ART107
Only
3
TR
0800-1045am ART107
ART 134
20921 01
Creative Design II
3
TR
0400-0645pm ART104
Robinson
CFDV 436
21625 01
Parenting
3
W
0530-0800pm HE100
STAFF
ART 137
21786 01
Intro African Art
3
TR
1100-1215pm ART112
Wardlaw
CFDV 437
20756 01
Capstone in Child & Family Dev
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oates
ART 201
20924 01
20925 02
Art Seminar
T
1
T
Wardlaw
Wardlaw
CFDV 534
22033 01
Issues in Child & Family Dev
3
T
0530-0800pm HE100
STAFF
ART 232
20926 01
Elementary Painting II
3
MWF
0400-0550pm ART117
Green
CFDV 671
22034 01
Behavior Probs Young Child
3
R
0530-0800pm HE
STAFF
ART 236
21286 01
Baroque & Modern Art
3
MWF
0100-0150pm ART112
Tapscott
ART 303
21847 01
Art Studio I
3
TBA
TBA
CHINESE
CHNS 131
21592 01
21593 02
Elementary Chinese I
3
MWF
0900-0950am MLK311
3
MWF
1000-1050am MLK311
Song
Song
Tapscott
ART 322
20927 01
Life Sketch II
3
MWF
0800-0950am ART
CHNS 132
21595 01
Elementary Chinese II
3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
Chang
Green
ART 331
21787 01
Sculpture I
3
TR
CHNS 231
21810 01
Intermediate Chinese I
3
MWF
0100-0150pm MLK311
Song
0400-0645pm ART115
Sifuente
ART 333
21181 01
Digital Painting & Imaging
3
MWF
0400-0550pm ART106
CHNS 232
21811 03
Intermediate Chinese II
3
MWF
0100-0150pm MLK313
Chang
Robinson
ART 336
20928 01
Intermediate Painting II
3
MWF
1000-1150am ART117
Green
CLOTHING/TEXTILES
CT
130 Clothing Behavior
21620 01 3
TR
0400-0515pm HE
STAFF
ART 400
21393 01
Exhibition
3
MWF
Green
ART 402
21849 01
Ind Study in Art Research
3
TBA
TBA
ART112
Tapscott
ART 431
21788 01
Advanced Drawing I
3
MWF
0200-0350pm ART107
Robinson
ART 434
21287 01
Mural Painting
3
TR
0800-1045am ART115
ENGLISH
ENG 130
20778 01
20779 02
21789 03
21790 04
22232 05
22221 06
22222 07
22223 08
Integrated Reading and Writing
3
MWF
1000-1050am FH159
3
MWF
1100-1150am FH159
3
MWF
0900-0950am FH159
3
TR
0800-0915am FH159
3
TR
0930-1045am FH159
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
3
TR
1100-1215pm FH159
3
TR
0100-0114pm FH159
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Harris
Harris
Johnson
Sifuente
ENG 131
20780 01
20781 02
20782 03
20783 04
20784 05
20785 06
20786 07
20787 08
20788 09
20789 10
20790 11
20791 12
20792 13
Freshman English I
3
TR
0400-0515pm
3
TR
0800-0915am
3
TR
0800-0915am
3
TR
0800-0915am
3
TR
0930-1045am
3
TR
0930-1045am
3
TR
0930-1045am
3
TR
0930-1045am
3
TR
0930-1045am
3
TR
1100-1215pm
3
TR
1100-1215pm
3
TR
1100-1215pm
3
TR
1100-1215pm
Abebe
Sears
Amboree
Reese
Douglas
Barron-B
Walker
Lancaste
Abebe
Johnson
Sears
Amboree
Jones
0200-0315pm ART112
0200-0315pm ART
ART112
1200-0150pm ART117
Tapscott
Robinson
CHILD & FAMILY DEVELOPMENT
CFDV 233 Family Relationships
20751 01 3
MWF
1100-1150am HE106
Levy-Cul
CFDV 234
20752 01
Survey Early Childhood Dev
3
TR
0230-0345pm HE100
Oates
CFDV 235
20753 01
Interaction with Young Childrn
3
T
1100-1215pm HE100
Scurlock
CFDV 235L Interact with Young Child Lab
20754 01 0
TBA
TBA
TBA
Scurlock
0100-0150pm HE100
MLK200
MLK215
MLK203
MLK246
MLK247
MLK150
MLK249
MLK311
MLK313
MLK311
MLK200
MLK246
MLK310
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SEC CRED DAYS
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BLDRM
ENGLISH (Cont.)
ENG 131 Freshman English I (Cont.)
20793 14 3
TR
1100-1215pm MLK247
21791 15 3
MWF
0900-0950am MLK312
21792 16 3
MWF
1000-1050am MLK312
21793 17 3
MWF
0900-0950am MLK313
21794 18 3
MWF
1000-1050am MLK248
21795 DCI 3
TR
0930-1045am MLK310
INST
Harmon
Griffith
Griffith
Turner
Turner
Johnson
ENG 132
20794 01
20795 02
20796 03
20797 04
20798 05
20799 06
20800 07
20801 08
20802 09
20803 10
20804 11
20805 12
20806 13
20807 14
HONORS
20808 15
20809 16
20810 17
20811 18
20812 19
20813 20
20814 21
21606 22
20815 23
21284 24
21433 25
21434 26
21304 27
21305 28
21306 29
21307 30
21308 31
21309 32
21310 33
21311 34
21312 35
21607 36
21613 37
21614 38
21615 39
21616 40
21617 41
21800 42
21801 43
21802 44
21803 45
Freshman English II
3
MWF
0800-0850am
3
MWF
0800-0850am
3
MWF
0800-0850am
3
MWF
0800-0850am
3
MWF
0800-0850am
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
TR
0930-1045am
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
MWF
1000-1050am
3
MWF
1000-1050am
3
MWF
1000-1050am
MLK215
MLK246
MLK203
MLK247
MLK200
MLK200
MLK138
MLK215
MLK150
MLK250
MLK249
MLK200
MLK215
LIBB14
Harmon
Decatur
Jones
James
STAFF
James
Jackson
Jackson
Sears
Amboree
Johnson
Douglas
Barron-B
Reese
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
3
3
3
1000-1050am
1000-1050am
1000-1050am
1000-1050am
1000-1050am
1100-1150am
1100-1150am
1100-1150am
1100-1150am
1100-1150am
1100-1150am
1100-1150am
0800-0915am
0800-0915am
0800-0915am
0800-0915am
0930-1045am
0930-1045am
0930-1045am
0930-1045am
0930-1045am
0800-0915am
0930-1045am
1100-1215pm
1100-1215pm
1100-1215pm
1100-1215pm
1100-1215pm
0100-0215pm
0100-0215pm
0230-0345pm
MLK246
MLK203
MLK247
MLK150
MLK253
MLK200
MLK215
MLK203
MLK247
MLK150
MLK311
MLK138
MLK311
MLK313
MLK310
MLK247
MLK200
MLK217
MLK102
ED334
ED336
MLK200
MLK246
MLK138
MLK217
MLK104
MLK102
ED334
MLK311
MLK246
MLK200
Harmon
Johnson
Jones
Sears
Amboree
Johnson
James
Reese
Harmon
Decatur
Barron-B
Douglas
Ware
Johnson
Decatur
James
STAFF
Decatur
Benson
Ware
Turner
Jones
STAFF
Ware
Benson
Reese
Griffith
Turner
Ware
Abebe
Abebe
ENG 230
20816 01
21313 02
20817 03
20818 04
20819 05
World Literature I
3
MWF
0200-0250pm
3
TR
0230-0345pm
3
TR
0100-0215pm
3
MWF
1000-1050am
3
TR
0930-1045am
MLK310
MLK310
MLK138
MLK102
MLK100
DouglasDouglasHarmon
Jackson
Reese
ENG 231
20820 01
HONORS
20821 02
20822 03
20823 04
21738 05
World Literature II
3
MWF
1100-1150am LIBB14
Jennings
3
3
3
3
Jackson
Turner
Turner
Turner
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
MWF
TR
TR
T
1100-1150am
0230-0345pm
0400-0515pm
0530-0800pm
MLK251
MLK150
MLK150
MLK150
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
ENGLISH (Cont.)
ENG 231 World Literature II (Cont.)
21752 06 3
R
0530-0800pm MLK150
Turner
ENG 235
20829 01
20830 02
21666 03
American Literature
3
TR
1100-1215pm MLK150
3
TR
1100-1215pm MLK253
3
TR
0100-0215pm MLK253
Lancaste
Evans
Evans
ENG 244
20824 01
20825 02
20826 03
20827 04
20828 05
African-American Literature
3
TR
0230-0345pm MLK247
3
MWF
0100-0150pm MLK247
3
TR
0400-0515pm MLK247
3
TR
0100-0215pm MLK247
3
TR
0530-0645pm MLK247
Benson
Benson
Kilgore
Kilgore
Kilgore
ENG 302
21314 01
Great American Writers II
3
TR
0400-0515pm MLK250
Samples
ENG 304
20831 01
British Literature II
3
MWF
0300-0330pm MLK250
Zeitler
ENG 351
20832 01
Grammar Review Workshop
3
MWF
0200-0250pm MLK250
Kilgore
ENG 430
20833 01
Hist & Theory of English Lang
3
TR
0230-0345pm MLK250
Walker
ENG 432
21669 01
Capstone Seminar
3
T
0530-0800pm MLK250
Brooks d
ENG 433
21805 01
Shakespeare & Renaissa Studies
3
TR
0100-0215pm MLK200
Sollars
ENG 439
21806 01
The Teaching of English
3
MWF
1100-1150am MLK100
Harris
ENG 441
21671 01
African-Am Lit:Fiction & Crit
3
MWF
0100-0150pm MLK200
Griffith
ENG 501
20835 01
20834 03
Grad Prof Writing
3
T
0530-0800pm MLK253
3
W
0530-0800pm MLK200
Samples
Samples
ENG 529
21807 01
Studies in Lit Bio and Nonfict
3
M
0530-0800pm MLK200
Lancaste
ENG 536
21675 01
Seminar in Advan Tech Writing
3
R
0530-0800pm MLK200
Sollars
ENG 735
21672 01
The British Novel
3
W
0530-0800pm MLK203
Zeitler
ENG 835
20836 01
Directed Reading and Research
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Brooks d
ENG 837
20837 01
Thesis In Progress
3
TBA
TBA
Brooks d
TBA
FAMILY CONSUMER SCIENCES
FCS 334 Career Opprtunities
22035 01 3
TR
0100-0215pm HE106
Levy-Cul
FCS 411
22036 01
IND STUDY IN FAM & CONS SCI
1
TBA
TBA
HE106
Levy-Cul
FCS 420
22037 01
IND STUDY IN FAM & CONS SCI
2
TBA
TBA
HE106
Levy-Cul
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TIME
BLDRM
FAMILY CONSUMER SCIENCES (Cont.)
FCS 435 Communication: Fam & Marriage*
22038 01 3
W
0530-0800pm HE106
INST
CRN
Levy-Cul
HISTORY (Cont.)
HIST 332 Modern Europe Since 1815
20916 01 3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
Chaudhur
HIST 382
20918 01
African Civ Since 1800
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TBA
Tate
HIST 430
21838 01
Topics In History
3
R
0230-0500pm TBA
Esparza
HIST 432
21297 01
Topics in World History
3
T
0230-0500pm TBA
Hart
HIST 478
21610 01
Slavery
3
W
Pitre
HIST 533
21839 01
Readings in World Europe
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
Chaudhur
HIST 630
21611 01
Spec Probs in Amer Hist
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
Wintz
HIST 635
21840 01
Civil War Reconst Nat Develop
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Pitre
HIST 734
21841 01
Seminar In American History
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Wintz
HIST 790
20919 01
Thesis in History
3
TBA
TBA
Wintz
FRENCH
FR
131
20838 01
Elementary French I
3
MWF
1000-1050am MLK309
STAFF
FR
132
20839 01
Elementary French II
3
MWF
1100-1150am MLK309
Caussinu
FR
432
21808 01
Business French
3
MWF
0100-0150pm MLK309
Caussinu
FR
439
21809 01
French Influence in Africa
3
MWF
0200-0250pm MLK309
Caussinu
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 132 World Regional Geography
20896 01 3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
21295 02 3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
Parekh
Parekh
GEOG 332
21843 01
Economic Geography
3
TR
0100-0215pm TBA
Parekh
GEOG 432
21844 01
Geog Of Transportation
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
HISTORY
HIST 131
20897 01
World History I
3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
Herbst
HIST 132
20898 01
World History II
3
MWF
1000-1050am TBA
Herbst
HIST 231
20899 01
20900 02
20901 03
20902 04
20903 05
20904 06
20905 07
20906 08
21824 09
21825 10
21826 11
Soc & Pol Hist US to 1877
3
MWF
0900-0950am TBA
3
MWF
1000-1050am TBA
3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
3
MWF
1200-1250pm TBA
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TBA
3
MWF
0200-0250pm TBA
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
3
TR
0800-0915am TBA
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
3
TR
0230-0345pm TBA
Benjamin
Benjamin
Benjamin
STAFF
Benjamin
STAFF
Dirden
Rodrigue
Rodrigue
Rodrigue
Rodrigue
HIST 232
20907 01
20908 02
20909 03
20910 04
20911 05
20912 06
20913 07
20914 08
21296 WE1
21827 09
21829 10
21830 11
21831 12
HONORS
21832 13
Soc & Pol Hist US Since 1877
3
MWF
0900-0950am TBA
3
MWF
1000-1050am TBA
3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
3
MWF
1200-1250pm TBA
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TBA
3
MWF
0200-0250pm TBA
3
TR
0800-0915am TBA
3
S
1100-0130pm FH170
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
3
TR
0100-0215pm TBA
3
T
0230-0500pm LIBB13
Tate
Tate
Tate
Williams
Williams
Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Vipond
Hawkins
Esparza
Esparza
Esparza
Kossie-C
3
HIST 281
21833 01
Intro to African American Hist
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
T
0530-0800pm TBA
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
0530-0800pm TBA
TBA
INST
HUMAN SERVS & CONSUMER SCI
HSCS 233 Sem in Hum Serv & Con Sci
20762 01 3
MWF
1000-1050am HE106
Levy-Cul
HSCS 430
21618 01
Research Methods
3
M
0530-0800pm HE106
Levy-Cul
HSCS 534
21290 01
Rdgs Areas Spec Hum Ser Con Sc
3
M
0530-0800pm HE
Ahmed
APPLIED MUSIC
MUSA 111B Applied Music Brass
21415 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
MUSA 111K Applied Music Piano
21418 01 1
F
0100-0150pm RSC122
Perkyns
MUSA 111P Applied Music Perc
21417 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 111S Applied Music String
21416 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lundy
MUSA 111V Applied Music Voice
21419 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 111W Applied Music Woodwind
21420 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 112B Applied Music Brass
20979 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
Dirden
MUSA 112K Applied Music Piano
20982 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
Taylor
MUSA 112P Applied Music Perc
20981 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Adams
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BLDRM
INST
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
TBA
Singleto
APPLIED MUSIC (Cont.)
MUSA 112S Applied Music String
20980 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
APPLIED MUSIC (Cont.)
MUSA 132P Applied Music Perc
20993 01 2
TBA
TBA
MUSA 112V Applied Music Voice
20983 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 132S Applied Music String
20992 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 112W Applied Music Woodwind
20984 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 132V Applied Music Voice
20995 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 121B Applied Music Brass
21421 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Harris
MUSA 132W Applied Music Woodwind
20996 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 121K Applied Music Piano
21054 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 211B Applied Music Brass
21063 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Harris
MUSA 121P Applied Music Perc
21053 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 211K Applied Music Piano
21066 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 121S Applied Music String
21052 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 211P Applied Music Perc
21065 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 121V Applied Music Voice
21055 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 211S Applied Music String
21064 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 121W Applied Music Woodwind
21056 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 211V Applied Music Voice
21067 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 122B Applied Music Brass
20985 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
MUSA 211W Applied Music Woodwind
21068 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 122K Applied Music Piano
20988 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 122P Applied Music Perc
20987 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 212B Applied Music Brass
20997 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 122S Applied Music String
20986 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 212K Applied Music Piano
21000 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 122V Applied Music Voice
20989 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 212P Applied Music Perc
20999 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
TBA
Oby
MUSA 122W Applied Music Woodwind
20990 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 212S Applied Music String
20998 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
TBA
Butler
MUSA 212V Applied Music Voice
21001 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 131B Applied Music Brass
21057 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
MUSA 212W Applied Music Woodwind
21002 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 131K Applied Music Piano
21060 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 221B Applied Music Brass
21069 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
MUSA 131P Applied Music Perc
21059 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 221K Applied Music Piano
21072 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 131S Applied Music String
21058 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 221P Applied Music Perc
21071 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 131V Applied Music Voice
21061 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 221S Applied Music String
21070 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 131W Applied Music Woodwind
21062 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 221V Applied Music Voice
21073 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 132B Applied Music Brass
20991 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
MUSA 221W Applied Music Woodwind
21074 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 132K Applied Music Piano
20994 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 222B Applied Music Brass
21003 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
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TIME
BLDRM
INST
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
APPLIED MUSIC (Cont.)
MUSA 312B Applied Music Brass
21015 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
Harris
APPLIED MUSIC (Cont.)
MUSA 222K Applied Music Piano
21006 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 222P Applied Music Perc
21005 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 222S Applied Music String
21004 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 312K Applied Music Piano
21019 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 222V Applied Music Voice
21007 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 312P Applied Music Perc
21018 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
TBA
Oby
MUSA 222W Applied Music Woodwind
21008 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 312S Applied Music String
21016 01 1
TBA
TBA
21017 02 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
MUSA 231B Applied Music Brass
21075 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Harris
MUSA 312V Applied Music Voice
21020 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 231K Applied Music Piano
21078 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 312W Applied Music Woodwind
21021 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 231P Applied Music Perc
21077 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 321B Applied Music Brass
21087 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
Harris
MUSA 231S Applied Music String
21076 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 321K Applied Music Piano
21090 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 231V Applied Music Voice
21079 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 321P Applied Music Perc
21089 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 231W Applied Music Woodwind
21080 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 321S Applied Music String
21088 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 232B Applied Music Brass
21009 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Harris
MUSA 321V Applied Music Voice
21091 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 232K Applied Music Piano
21012 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 321W Applied Music Woodwind
21092 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 232P Applied Music Perc
21011 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 322B Applied Music Brass
21022 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
MUSA 232S Applied Music String
21010 01 2
TBA
TBA
Lee
Harris
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 232V Applied Music Voice
21013 01 2
TBA
TBA
MUSA 322K Applied Music Piano
21025 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
TBA
Oby
MUSA 232W Applied Music Woodwind
21014 01 2
TBA
TBA
MUSA 322P Applied Music Perc
21024 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
TBA
Butler
MUSA 311B Applied Music Brass
21081 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
TBA
Lee
Harris
MUSA 322S
21023 01
MUSA 322V
21026 01
TBA
Oby
MUSA 322W Applied Music Woodwind
21027 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 331B Applied Music Brass
21093 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
Harris
Applied Music String
1
TBA
TBA
Applied Music Voice
1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 311K Applied Music Piano
21084 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 311P Applied Music Perc
21083 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 311S Applied Music String
21082 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 331K Applied Music Piano
21096 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 311V Applied Music Voice
21085 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 331P Applied Music Perc
21095 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 311W Applied Music Woodwind
21086 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 331S Applied Music String
21094 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
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BLDRM
INST
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
TBA
STAFF
APPLIED MUSIC (Cont.)
MUSA 331V Applied Music Voice
21097 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
APPLIED MUSIC (Cont.)
MUSA 421S Applied Music String
21106 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 331W Applied Music Woodwind
21098 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 421V Applied Music Voice
21109 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 332B Applied Music Brass
21028 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
MUSA 421W Applied Music Woodwind
21110 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 332K Applied Music Piano
21031 01 2
TBA
TBA
Lee
Harris
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 422B Applied Music Brass
21040 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
MUSA 332P Applied Music Perc
21030 01 2
TBA
TBA
Lee
Harris
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 332S Applied Music String
21029 01 2
TBA
TBA
MUSA 422K Applied Music Piano
21043 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 332V Applied Music Voice
21032 01 2
TBA
TBA
MUSA 422P Applied Music Perc
21042 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
TBA
Oby
MUSA 332W Applied Music Woodwind
21033 01 2
TBA
TBA
MUSA 422S Applied Music String
21041 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
TBA
Butler
MUSA 422V Applied Music Voice
21044 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
MUSA 411B Applied Music Brass
21099 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
MUSA 422W Applied Music Woodwind
21045 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
MUSA 411K Applied Music Piano
21102 01 1
TBA
TBA
Lee
Harris
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 431B Applied Music Brass
21111 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
MUSA 411P Applied Music Perc
21101 01 1
TBA
TBA
Lee
Harris
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 411S Applied Music String
21100 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 431K Applied Music Piano
21114 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 411V Applied Music Voice
21103 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 431P Applied Music Perc
21113 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
TBA
Oby
MUSA 411W Applied Music Woodwind
21104 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 431S Applied Music String
21112 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
TBA
Butler
MUSA 412B Applied Music Brass
21034 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 431V Applied Music Voice
21115 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
TBA
MUSA 412K Applied Music Piano
21037 01 1
TBA
TBA
Butler
Harris
MUSA 431W Applied Music Woodwind
21116 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 412P Applied Music Perc
21036 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 432B Applied Music Brass
21046 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lee
TBA
Singleto
MUSA 412S Applied Music String
21035 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 432K Applied Music Piano
21049 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
TBA
STAFF
MUSA 412V Applied Music Voice
21038 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 432P Applied Music Perc
21048 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
TBA
Oby
MUSA 412W Applied Music Woodwind
21039 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 432S Applied Music String
21047 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
TBA
Butler
MUSA 421B Applied Music Brass
21105 01 1
TBA
TBA
MUSA 432V Applied Music Voice
21050 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Oby
TBA
MUSA 421K Applied Music Piano
21108 01 1
TBA
TBA
Lee
Harris
MUSA 432W Applied Music Woodwind
21051 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Butler
TBA
Perkyns
MUSA 421P Applied Music Perc
21107 01 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Singleto
MUSIC
MUSI 100
20931 01
21398 02
Seminar I
R
0-1 R
0100-0150pm RMA
0100-0150pm RMA
Perkyns
Belfield
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MUSIC (Cont.)
MUSI 131 Introduction
20932 01 3
MWF
20933 02 3
TR
20934 03 3
MWF
TIME
BLDRM
To Music
0900-0950am RSC121
1100-1215pm RSC118
1000-1050am RSC118
INST
Young
Mack
Harris
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
MUSIC (Cont.)
MUSI 329 Funds Music Techniques
20956 01 3
MWF
1200-1250pm RSC120
Mack
MUSI 333
20957 01
Form & Analysis
3
MWF
1100-1150am RSC120
Adams
MUSI 132
20935 01
Intro To Computer Music
3
MWF
0200-0250pm RSC
Gibson
MUSI 136
22225 01
Music Appreciation
3
MWF
0200-0250pm RSC118
MUSI 338
20958 01
History Of Music II
3
TR
0200-0340pm RSC121
Perkyns
Mack
MUSI 141
20936 01
Theory I
2
MWF
MUSI 343
22226 01
Jazz History
3
TBA
TBA
Harris
1000-1050am RSC120
Mack
MUSI 142
20937 01
Theory II
2
MWF
MUSI 347
21920 01
Basic Music Procedures
3
MW
0230-0345pm RSC120
Mack
0900-0950am RSC120
Zidaru
MUSI 146
20938 01
Ear Training/Sight Singing I
1
TR
1000-1050am RSC120
MUSI 351
20959 01
Composition VI
2
TBA
TBA
RSC119
Adams
Mack
MUSI 147
20939 01
Ear Training/Sight Singing II
1
TR
0900-0950am RSC120
MUSI 355
22227 01
Jazz Arranging
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Harris
Zidaru
MUSI 151
20940 01
Composition II
2
TBA
TBA
MUSI 400
20960 01
Senior Recital
0
TBA
TBA
TBA
Perkyns
Adams
MUSI 171
20941 01
20942 02
Class Piano I
1
MW
0900-0950am RSC122
1
MW
1200-1250pm RSC122
MUSI 401
21183 01
Capstone Sem in Music
3
T
0430-0700pm RSC120
Mack
Zidaru
MUSI 172
20943 01
Class Piano II
1
TR
1000-1050am RSC122
MUSI 431
20961 01
Conducting Fundamentals
3
MWF
0900-0950am RSC
Belfield
Belfield
MUSI 173
20944 01
Voice Class I
1
TR
1230-0120pm RSC119
MUSI 435
20962 01
Sem Music Studies
3
MWF
0200-0250pm RSC
STAFF
Song
MUSI 223
20945 01
Brass & Percussion
2
MW
0100-0150pm RSC
MUSI 439
21674 01
Piano-Voice Pedagogy
3
TR
0900-1015am RSC121
STAFF
Gibson
Singleto
MUSI 480
22228 01
Business of Music
3
TBA
TBA
Harris
MUSI 229
22229 01
Jazz Improvisation II
2
MW
1100-1150am RSC111
Harris
MUSI JBB
20977 01
Jazz Big Band
1
TR
1100-1215pm RSC111
STAFF
MUSI 239
20947 01
20948 02
20949 03
21918 04
Fine
3
3
3
3
Singleto
Gibson
Harris
Singleto
MUSI JEC
20976 01
Jazz Ensemble Combo
1
MWF
1200-1250pm RSC111
STAFF
MUSI LJE
21921 01
Latin Jazz Ensemble
1
MW
TBA
STAFF
MUSI 242
20950 01
Theory IV
2
MWF
MUSI OW
20971 01
Opera Workshop
1
TR
1100-1215pm RMA
Oby
MUSI 247
20951 01
Ear Training/Sight Singing IV
1
TR
1000-1050am RSC118
Adams
MUSI 251
20952 01
Composition IV
2
TBA
TBA
RSC
Adams
MUSI UB
20972 01
20973 02
20974 03
University Band
1
MTWR
0300-0500pm RSC101
1
MTWR
0300-0500pm RSC101
1
MTWR
0600-0800pm RSC101
Lee
Singleto
Gibson
MUSI 253
20953 01
Jazz Theory
3
TBA
TBA
Young
MUSI UC
20975 01
University Choir
1
MTWRF
1200-1250pm RSC
Belfield
MUSI 300
20954 01
Junior Recital
0
TBA
TBA
MUSI VJE
20978 01
Vocal Jazz Ensemble
1
MW
TBA
Belfield
RSC
Zidaru
MUSI 325
21919 01
Song Literature
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Allouach
MUSI 328
20955 01
Instrumental Techniques
2
TR
1100-1215pm RSC
NUTRITION
NUTR 235
22039 01
22040 02
22041 03
22042 04
22043 05
Introduction
3
MWF
3
MWF
3
TR
3
TR
3
T
RSC119
Arts In Daily Living
MWF
1000-1050am RSC121
MWF
1100-1150am RSC118
TR
1100-1215pm RSC120
M
0500-0800pm RSC118
1000-1050am RSC
TBA
Adams
White
TBA
TBA
RSC117
RSC117
to Nutrition
0800-0850am HE108
0900-0950am HE108
0800-0915am HE108
1100-1215pm HE108
0530-0800pm HE108
Mack
Perkyns
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Lihono
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INST
CRN
NUTRITION (Cont.)
NUTR 335 Nutrition and Aging
22044 01 3
TR
0200-0315pm HE108
Lihono
PSYCHOLOGY (Cont.)
PSY 533 Survey Psy Statistics
21597 01 3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Mhoon
NUTR 336
22045 01
Nutrition Thru Life Cycle
3
TR
1230-0145pm HE108
STAFF
PSY 536
21459 01
Prin Treating Problem Children
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
Broussar
NUTR 337
22046 01
Nutr Physical Activity
3
MW
0400-0515pm HE108
Morrow
PSY 637
22230 01
Personality Assessment
3
F
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
NUTR 340
22047 01
Experimental Foods Lab
3
F
0900-1250pm HE122
Lihono
PSY 730
21302 01
Eth & Legal Issues in Men Hlth
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
Douglas
NUTR 445
22048 01
Food Systems Mgmt
3
TR
0930-1045am HE108
STAFF
PSY 736
21303 01
Practicum
3
MTWRF
0900-0500pm TBA
Williams
NUTR 450
22049 01
Nutr Stattus Assessment Lab
2
T
0530-0800pm HE
Anglin
PSY 899
21991 01
Psy Internship
3
MTWRF
0900-0500pm TBA
Williams
NUTR 457
22050 01
Advanced Nutrition II
3
TR
0330-0445pm HE108
STAFF
NUTR 461
22051 01
Medi Nutrition Therapy II
3
MW
0530-0645pm HE108
Morrow
NUTR 461L Medi Nutrition Theraphy II
22052 01 1
R
0530-0820pm HE122
Morrow
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 231 Introduction To Philosophy
20870 01 3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 131 General Psychology
20853 01 3
MWF
0800-0850am
20854 02 3
MWF
0900-0950am
20855 03 3
MWF
1000-1050am
20856 04 3
MWF
1100-1150am
20857 05 3
MWF
0100-0150pm
20858 06 3
MWF
0200-0250pm
20859 07 3
M
0530-0800pm
20860 08 3
TR
0800-0915am
20861 09 3
TR
0930-1045am
20862 10 3
TR
0230-0345pm
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Tinklenb
Broussar
Boudreau
Boudreau
Henderso
Henderso
STAFF
Belcher
Belcher
Belcher
Boudreau
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
READING-NO DEGREE-DEVELOPMENT
READ 101 Interdisciplinary Reading Lab
21136 01 0
MWF
1000-1050am FH161
21137 02 0
MWF
1100-1150am FH160
21138 03 0
TR
0930-1045am FH161
21139 04 0
TR
1100-1215pm FH160
21140 05 0
TR
0100-0215pm FH161
White
White
White
White
White
SOCIOLOGY
SOC 141 Texas A Multi-Cultural State
21992 01 3
MWF
1200-1250pm TBA
Barnes
SOC 157
20765 01
20766 02
20767 03
21993 04
Introduction
3
MWF
3
MWF
3
TR
3
R
To Sociology
0900-0950am TBA
1000-1050am TBA
0930-1045am TBA
0530-0800pm TBA
Barnes
Barnes
Barnes
STAFF
SOC 158
20768 01
20769 02
20770 03
21729 04
Contemporary
3
TR
3
TR
3
MWF
3
W
Social Issues
1100-1215pm TBA
0100-0215pm TBA
1000-1050am TBA
0530-0800pm TBA
Brailey
Slatton
STAFF
Cox
SOC 254
20771 01
Black Perspec In Soc
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
Swan
PSY 231
20864 01
Child Psychology
3
MWF
0900-0950am TBA
Clay
SOC 322
21172 01
Social Psy
3
TR
0230-0345pm TBA
Slatton
PSY 234
20865 01
Basic Statistics
3
MWF
0200-0250pm TBA
Henderso
SOC 337
22014 01
Urban Community Life
3
TR
0100-0215pm TBA
Brailey
PSY 332
20866 01
Vocational Industrial Psychol
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Belcher
SOC 344
22015 01
Social Stratification
3
W
0100-0330pm TBA
Slatton
PSY 334
20867 01
Research Methods
3
TR
0230-0345pm TBA
Douglas
SOC 359
20772 01
Sociological Research
3
TR
0100-0215pm TBA
Mosley
PSY 336
20868 01
Psy Testing
3
W
Clay
SOC 438
22017 01
Col Behavior & Social Movemt
3
T
0230-0500pm TBA
Brailey
PSY 432
20869 01
Social Psychology
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
Broussar
SOC 456
21458 01
Independent Study
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
Brailey
PSY 436
21273 01
Biological Psychology
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
Henderso
SOC 457
20773 01
Seminar In Sociological Theory
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
Mosley
PSY 461
21990 01
Selected Topics In Psychology
3
TR
0100-0215pm TBA
Boudreau
SOC 458
21744 01
Sem Applications Sociology
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Swan
0530-0800pm TBA
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SOCIOLOGY (Cont.)
SOC 554 Advanced Sociological Statist
20775 01 3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
Jackson
SOCIAL WORK (Cont.)
SOCW 448 Top Sem In Social Welfare
21184 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Willis
SOC 655
20776 01
Internship
3
F
Cox
SOC 710
22018 01
Seminar in Soc Stratification
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
Foreman
SOC 750
21677 01
Race and Ethnicity
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Garcia
SPANISH
SPAN 131
20840 01
20841 02
20842 03
20843 04
20844 05
Elementary Spanish I
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
MWF
1000-1050am
3
MWF
1100-1150am
3
MWF
0100-0150pm
3
TR
0930-1045am
MLK310
MLK313
MLK313
MLK310
MLK312
Boles
Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Boles
Diaz
SOC 840
22019 01
Seminar in Gerontology
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Foreman
SOC 899
20777 01
Thesis
3
F
Garcia
SPAN 132
20845 01
20846 02
20847 03
20848 04
Elementary Spanish II
3
MWF
1000-1050am
3
MWF
1100-1150am
3
TR
1100-1215pm
3
TR
0100-0215pm
MLK310
MLK310
MLK312
MLK312
Boles
Boles
Diaz
Diaz
SOC 950
22021 01
Sem in Sociotherapy & Psych
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
SPAN 231
20849 01
Intermediate Spanish I
3
TR
1100-1215pm MLK313
Sanchez-
SPAN 232
20850 01
Intermediate Spanish II
3
TR
0100-0215pm MLK313
Sanchez-
SPAN 332
20851 01
Conversation & Diction
3
TR
0930-1045am MLK309
Garcia
SPAN 334
21817 01
Intro to Span Lit II
3
TR
1100-1215pm MLK309
Garcia
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
SOCIAL WORK
SOCW 145 Intro Social
20871 01 3
MWF
20872 02 3
TR
22022 03 3
M
TIME
BLDRM
0530-0800pm TBA
0530-0800pm TBA
Welfare
0900-0950am TBA
0930-1045am TBA
0530-0800pm TBA
Swan
Loudd
Willis
STAFF
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
SOCW 246
20873 01
20874 02
22023 03
Social Legislation
3
MWF
1000-1050am TBA
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Omorogbe
Milton
STAFF
SOCW 333
21599 01
Violence & Abuse In Fams
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
SPAN 428
21819 01
21820 02
21821 03
Span: Phar/Health Professional
3
W
0200-0350pm MLK247
3
F
1230-0230pm MLK312
3
F
0200-0350pm MLK247
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Loudd
SOCW 340
20875 01
21298 02
Sem In Helping
3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
3
W
0530-0800pm ED
SPAN 439
21822 01
Cul & Civil of Latin America
3
MW
1100-1215pm MLK312
Sun
STAFF
Batiste-
SPAN 444
21823 01
Masterpieces of Hispanic Lit
3
TR
0100-0215pm MLK309
Garcia
SOCW 345
20876 01
Human Behav Social Environ I
3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
Loudd
SOCW 347
20877 01
20878 02
Human Behav Social Environ II
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
THEATRE
THEA 111
21858 01
Production Practicum
1
TBA
TBA
OSP
Beineman
Loudd
STAFF
SOCW 439
20880 01
Social Welfare Policy
3
MW
0900-1015am PAB208
Boutte-Q
SOCW 441
20881 01
Generalist Practice II
3
MW
1030-1145am PAB208
Milton
THEA 130
21859 01
21860 02
21861 03
21862 04
21863 05
21864 06
Introduction
3
MWF
3
MWF
3
MWF
3
MWF
3
TR
3
T
OSP
OSP
OSP
OSP
OSP
OSP
Beineman
Beineman
Rodrigue
Rodrigue
Meloncon
Meloncon
SOCW 441L Generalist Practice Lab II
20882 01 2
F
0900-1050am PAB208
Milton
THEA 251
21851 01
Scene Design
3
TR
0930-1045am OSP
Beineman
SOCW 442
22025 01
Seminar in Dying and Death
3
T
0530-0800pm ED
Batiste-
THEA 331
21852 01
Intermediate Acting
3
MW
0400-0530pm OSP
House
SOCW 446
20883 01
20884 02
Field Instruction II
4
TR
0800-0500pm TBA
4
TR
0800-0500pm TBA
Omorogbe
STAFF
THEA 431
21853 01
Styles of Acting
3
TR
1100-1215pm OSP
Jemison
THEA 438
21854 01
Modern Drama
3
MW
0100-0215pm OSP
Rodrigue
to Theatre
0900-0950am
1000-1050am
1100-1150am
1200-1250pm
0930-1045am
0530-0800pm
SOCW 446S Field Instruction Seminar II
20885 01 1
F
1100-1150am PAB208
20886 02 1
F
1100-1150am PAB
Omorogbe
STAFF
THEA 497
21855 01
Research Topics
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Jemison
SOCW 447
20887 01
Boutte-Q
THEA 498
21856 01
Theatre Internship
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rodrigue
Ind Study Soc Welfare
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
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TIME
BLDRM
INST
THEATRE (Cont.)
THEA 499 Senior Project- Theatre Majors
21857 01 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Meloncon
WRITING
WRIT 101
21141 01
21142 02
21143 03
21144 04
21145 05
Pope
Pope
Pope
Pope
Pope
Interdisciplinary Writing Lab
0
MWF
0900-0950am FH161
0
MWF
1100-1150am FH161
0
TR
0930-1045am FH160
0
TR
1100-1215pm FH161
0
MWF
1000-1050am FH160
ONLINE COURSES
ENGLISH
ENG 367
22219 O1
Latin American Literature
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Jennings
ENG 501
22220 O1
Grad Prof Writing
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Walker
TBA
STAFF
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 331 Geography Of Texas
21845 O1 3
TBA
TBA
HISTORY
HIST 322
20915 O1
African Amer Hist Since 1865
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
Kossie-C
HIST 421
21837 O1
Topics in African Diaspora
3
M
0200-0250pm TBA
Kossie-C
SPANISH
SPAN 336
21818 O1
Intro to Latin Amer Lit II
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sun
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TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCE
INST
CRN
CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES
CLSC 252 Sero Practices and Procedures
20564 01 2
W
1000-1050am TBA
Cummings
HEALTH SCIENCE - ENVRN. HLTH.
HSEH 442 Safety & Health
22088 01 3
TR
0100-0215pm TBA
Mazique
CLSC 252L Sero Pract & Proc Lab
20565 01 1
W
0100-0330pm TBA
Cummings
HSEH 450
22087 01
Environ Toxicology
3
MWF
1000-1050am TBA
Thomas
CLSC 305
20566 01
Med Tech App II
1
M
0500-0550pm TBA
Pearse
CLSC 307
22081 01
Comprehensive Clinical Lab II
1
F
1130-1230pm TBA
McVea
HEALTH SCIENCE - HEALTH ADMIN.
HSHA 233 History and Soc of Hlthcare
22082 01 3
TR
0800-0915am TBA
Rasmus
CLSC 358
20568 01
Clin Immuno
3
MTWRF
McVea
CLSC 362
20569 01
Hematology II
2
T
0900-1030am TBA
Quiller
CLSC 362L Hematology Lab II
20570 01 1
T
0100-0450pm TBA
Quiller
CLSC 364
20571 01
Blood Bank II
2
R
0900-1050am TBA
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
HSHA 234
22175 01
History & Sociology of Healthc
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
HSHA 335
22176 01
Hlth Pol & US Hlthcare Sys
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Moore
HSHA 336
22177 01
22178 02
Res Health Professionals
3
TR
0200-0315pm TBA
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
Shelton
Chilton
McVea
CLSC 364L Blood Bank Lab II
20572 01 1
R
0100-0450pm TBA
HSHA 337
22181 01
Intro Human Resource Manag HC
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
STAFF
McVea
CLSC 365
20573 01
Medical Chemistry II
2
M
1000-1150am TBA
HSHA 338
22182 01
Hlthcare fin & Econ II
3
TR
0330-0445pm TBA
Estill
Cummings
CLSC 365L Medical Chemistry Lab II
20574 01 1
M
0100-0450pm TBA
HSHA 339
22183 01
Health Disparities
3
TR
1230-0145pm TBA
Estill
Cummings
CLSC 369
20575 01
Micro Human Disorders II
1
M
0400-0450pm TBA
HSHA 411
20609 01
Internship
3/6 T
Rasmus
Pearse
CLSC 369L Micro Human Disorders Lab II
21147 01 1
W
0500-0750pm TBA
HSHA 414
22098 O1
Sem Issues In Hlth Care
3
TBA
TBA
Pearse
CLSC 468
20576 01
Clinical Micro
4
MTWRF
TBA
HSHA 514
20612 01
Human Resource & Labor Mgmt
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
James
ROT
Pearse
CLSC 469
20577 01
Clinical Biochemistry
4
MTWRF
TBA
HSHA 525
22083 01
Healthcare MGR Communication
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Lawson-W
ROT
Quiller
HSHA 621
22184 01
Healthcare Org, Strategy & Mgm
3
T
0530-0800pm GH234
Stemley
HSHA 651
20615 01
Administrative Residency
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Moore
HSHA 652
21400 01
Managerial Fin in Health Care
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
Atwood
HSHA 659
21751 01
Thesis Research
3
TBA
0530-0800pm TBA
Shelton
HSHA 662
20616 01
Hlth Pol Anyls
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
Lawson-W
HSHA 663
20617 01
Epidemiology
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
HSHA 669
22185 01
HSHA Indepent Study
3
TBA
TBA
HSHA 680
22186 01
HSHA Capstone
3
T
0530-0800pm GH202
TBA
ROT
HEALTH SCIENCE - CORE
HSCR 150 Concepts Of Health
20594 01 3
MW
0230-0345pm TBA
Yousefip
HSCR 260
21383 02
Biomedical Ethics
3
MWF
0800-0850am TBA
Taylor
HSCR 300
20563 01
20582 03
Hlth Sciences Sem
1
F
0100-0150pm TBA
1
W
1100-1150am TBA
Quiller
Allen
HSCR 360
20587 01
20588 02
Princ Of Disease
3
MWF
0900-0950am TBA
3
MW
1000-1115am TBA
Hampton
Yeldell
HEALTH SCIENCE - ENVRN. HLTH.
HSEH 337 Environ Microbio
22085 01 4
TR
0900-1100am TBA
Zikarge
HSEH 434
22086 01
Sewage Trtmt & Disposal
3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
Thomas
HSEH 435
22089 01
Environ Hlth Probs
3
MW
0100-0215pm TBA
Yousefip
0430-0700pm TBA
TBA
TBA
HEALTH SCIENCE - HEALTH INFO
HSHI 364 Management of Health Data I
20595 01 3
M
0500-0750pm TBA
Chilton
Rasmus
Chilton
Rasmus
Shelton
Moore
Moore
Hawkins
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SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCE
INST
CRN
HEALTH SCIENCE - HEALTH INFO (Cont.)
HSHI 364L Management of Health Data Lab
20596 01 2
S
0800-0200pm TBA
Hawkins
PHARMACY (Cont.)
PHAR 212 Medical Terminology
20561 01 1
T
0300-0350pm GH100
Milton
HSHI 374
20597 01
Management of Health Data II
2
W
0500-0650pm TBA
Hawkins
HSHI 402
20598 01
Comp Hlth Info Mgmt
1
M
0400-0450pm TBA
Jefferso
PHAR 412
20493 01
20494 02
20495 03
20496 04
Pharmacy Practice II Lab
1
R
0800-0950am
1
R
1000-1150am
1
R
0100-0250pm
1
R
0300-0450pm
Estes
Estes
Estes
Estes
HSHI 473
20599 01
Quality Assurance Mgmt
3
T
0500-0750pm TBA
Titus-Co
HSHI 474
20600 01
Computerized Hlth Info Systems
3
R
0500-0750pm TBA
Titus-Co
PHAR 414
20558 01
20559 02
20560 03
Pharmaceutics II Lab
1
M
0200-0450pm GH114
1
W
0200-0450pm GH114
1
F
0200-0450pm GH114
HSHI 475
20601 01
Directed Practice II
3
R
0800-1050am TBA
Jefferso
PHAR 415
20497 01
Introduction to Public Health
1
M
0100-0150pm GH100
HSHI 476
20602 01
Preceptorship
4
F
0800-1150am TBA
Hawkins
PHAR 417
21259 01
Pharm Practice Experiences II
1
M
1100-1150am GH100
Davis
HSHI 478
20603 01
Probs In Medical Records
2
R
0800-0950am TBA
Hawkins
PHAR 419
20554 01
20555 02
20556 03
Prin
1
1
1
of Drug Action II Lab
M
0200-0450pm GH202
W
0200-0450pm GH202
F
0200-0450pm GH202
Eugere
Eugere
Eugere
Yeldell
Yeldell
PHAR 422
20492 01
Pharmacy Practice II
2
MW
0800-0850am GH100
Okafor
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
HEALTH SCIENCE
HSRT 220 Resp
20578 01 2
20579 02 2
TIME
BLDRM
- RESP. THERP.
Ther Clin Prac I
TR
0700-1050am TBA
TR
1100-0250pm TBA
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
GH200
GH200
GH200
GH200
INST
Bell
Bell
Bell
Osemene
Pounds
HSRT 230
20580 01
Intro Resp Therapy
3
F
0800-1050am TBA
Taylor
PHAR 429
20498 01
Emergency Preparedness
2
W
0100-0250pm GH100
Eaton
HSRT 231
20581 01
Cardio-Pulmonary Systems
3
W
0930-1045am TBA
Allen
PHAR 434
20557 01
Pharmaceutics II Dosage Forms
3
MWF
0900-0950am GH100
Xie
HSRT 322
20584 01
R T Clin Prac V
2
TR
0700-1050am TBA
STAFF
PHAR 439
20553 01
Principles of Drug Action II
3
MWF
1000-1050am GH100
Enigboka
HSRT 323
20585 01
R T Clin Prac VI
2
TR
1100-0250pm TBA
STAFF
PHAR 510
20500 01
Pharmacotherapy Skills Lab I
1
F
0900-1200pm TBA
HSRT 332
20583 01
App Proc & Equip
3
MW
0800-0915am TBA
Allen
HSRT 333
20586 01
Cardio-Pulmon Diseases
3
F
0100-0350pm TBA
Taylor
PHAR 512
20502 01
20503 02
20504 03
Patient Assessment Laboratory
1
T
1000-1150am TBA
1
T
0100-0250pm TBA
1
T
0300-0450pm TBA
Osemene
Osemene
Osemene
HSRT 420
22084 01
Comp Rest Care
2
M
0200-0350pm TBA
Taylor
PHAR 517
20505 01
Pharm Practice Experience IV
1
W
1130-1220pm TBA
Davis
HSRT 435
20590 01
Ecg Tech
3
F
1200-0250pm TBA
Taylor
PHAR 532
20506 01
Drug Info and Literature Eval
3
MW
1000-1120am TBA
Ndefo
HSRT 441
20589 01
R T Mgmt II
4
MW
0100-0300pm TBA
Hampton
PHAR 542
20507 01
Pharmacotherapy I
4
MW
0300-0450pm TBA
HSRT 453
20591 01
Cardio-Pulmon Tech
5
F
0700-1150am TBA
Allen
PHAR 543
20508 01
Pharmacotherapy II
4
MW
0100-0250pm TBA
PHARMACY ADMINISTRATION
PADM 430 Ethics in Pharmacy
20499 01 3
WF
1100-1220pm GH100
Mathur
PHAR 601
21745 01
Special Problems
1-8 W
TBA
PADM 634
20510 01
Pharmacy Jurisprudence
3
TR
0800-0920am TBA
Jones
PHAR 611
21450 01
Pharmacotherapy Skills Lab III
1
F
0200-0450pm TBA
PHARMACY
PHAR 112
20562 01
Pharmacy Orientation
1
T
0400-0450pm GH100
PHAR 619
20509 01
Pharm Practice Experience VI
1
T
0100-0150pm TBA
Felder
TBA
Davis
Anderson
Zagaar
Bell
Poon
Oyekan
Osemene
Hunter
Swan
Davis
Capers
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TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCE
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
PHARMACY (Cont.)
PHAR 642 Pharmacotherapy V
21207 01 4
TR
1000-1150am TBA
INST
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
PHARMACY (Cont.)
PHAR 765 Infusion Therapy
20535 01 6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Estes
PHAR 766
20536 01
Clinical Pharmacy
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Poon
PHAR 767
20537 01
Compounding Pharmacy
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Okafor
Estes
Ohia
PHAR 768
20538 01
Nephrology
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Abobo
Poon
Davis
PHAR 769
20539 01
Neurology
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Zagaar
PHAR 770
20540 01
Pharmacy Community Management
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Moultry
PHAR 771
20541 01
20542 02
20543 03
20544 04
20545 05
20546 06
20547 07
21213 08
21392 09
21394 10
21395 11
21573 12
Seminar
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
6
MTWRF
Ndefo
Eaton
Hunter
Mathur
Moultry
Osemene
Poon
Swan
Yousefip
Leonard
Milton
Oyekan
PHAR 774
20548 01
Women's Health
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Eaton
PHAR 775
20549 01
Governmental Regulatory Agency
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Moultry
PHAR 776
20550 01
Disease State Formulary Mgmt
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Osemene
Abobo
Eugere
PHAR 643
21208 01
Pharmacotherapy VI
4
MW
0800-0950am TBA
PHAR 644
21209 01
Pharmacotherapy VII
4
TR
0230-0420pm TBA
PHAR 741
20511 01
20512 02
Ambulatory Care Pract Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
PHAR 745
20513 01
Community Pharmacy Pract Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Estes
PHAR 746
20514 01
Acute /Emergency Med Pract Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Abobo
PHAR 747
20515 01
20516 02
Drug Information Practice Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Eaton
Ndefo
PHAR 748
20517 01
20518 01
Geriatrics Practice Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Poon
Zagaar
PHAR 751
20519 01
Hospital Pharmacy Pract Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Okafor
PHAR 752
20520 01
20521 02
Infectious Disease Pract Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Hunter
Hunter
PHAR 753
20522 01
20523 03
20524 04
Family Medicine Practice
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm
Abobo
Cheung
Simpson
PHAR 754
20525 01
Oncology Practice Experience
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Hunter
PHAR 777
20551 01
Endocrinology
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Eaton
PHAR 756
20526 01
Pediatrics/Neo Practice Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Osemene
PHAR 778
20552 01
Pharmacy Benefit Management
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Moultry
PHAR 757
20527 01
Pharmacy Administration Pra Ex
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Moultry
PHAR 758
20528 01
20529 02
Psychiatry Practice Experience
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Zagaar
Zagaar
PHAR 779
21389 01
21390 02
21391 03
21679 04
Academic Pharmacy
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm
Estes
Moultry
Hayes
Milton
PHAR 759
20530 01
Surgery Practice Experience
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Swan
PHAR 760
20531 01
20532 02
Cardiology Practice Experience
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
PHS 800 Bioethics
22077 01 3
MW
0100-0230pm GH
Shivacha
Osemene
Osemene
PHS 803
20491 01
Seminar/Special Topics
1
T
1100-1200pm GH
Ohia
PHAR 762
20533 01
Managed Care Pharm Pract Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Moultry
PHS 807
20490 01
Exp Design/Instr/Clin Measurmt
3
MW
1030-1200pm GH
Ranganna
PHAR 763
21451 01
Nuclear Pharmacy Pract Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Estes
PHS 810
22080 01
Physical Pharmacy
3
MW
0300-0430pm GH
Liang
PHAR 764
20534 01
Pharmaecono Practice Exp
6
MTWRF
0800-0500pm ROT
Osemene
PHS 814
21195 01
Lab Rotation
3
MTWRF
0900-1200pm GH
Liang
Exp
ROT
ROT
ROT
Moultry
Ranganna
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
0800-0500pm
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
ROT
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COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCE
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES (Cont.)
PHS 900 Biosyn and Drug Metabolism
22079 01 3
TR
0100-0230pm GH
Chelliah
PHS 911
22078 01
Cardiovascular Pharmacology
3
TR
0300-0430pm GH
Oyekan
PHS 917
21196 01
21197 02
21198 03
21199 04
21200 05
PhD Research II
1-3 MTWRF
0200-0450pm GH
1-3 MTWRF
0200-0450pm GH
1-3 MTWRF
0200-0450pm GH
1-3 MTWRF
0200-0450pm GH
1-3 MTWRF
0200-0450pm GH
Liang
Oyekan
Ohia
Xie
Ranganna
PHS 918
21202 01
21203 02
21204 03
PhD Dissertation I
1-9 MTWRF
0900-1200pm GH
1-9 MTWRF
0900-1200pm GH
1-9 MTWRF
0900-1200pm GH
Chelliah
Liang
Shivacha
ONLINE COURSES
HEALTH SCIENCE - CORE
HSCR 300 Hlth Sciences Sem
22090 O1 1
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surles
HSCR 360
22091 O1
Princ Of Disease
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surles
HSCR 361
22092 O1
Research For Hlth Prof
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Chilton
TBA
Surles
HSHA 262
22094 O1
Public Policy & Hlth Care
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surles
HSHA 312
22095 O1
Health Admin In Sch System
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Estill
HSHA 361
22096 O1
Long Term Care
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Chilton
HSHA 411
22097 O1
Internship
3/6 TBA
TBA
Rasmus
HEALTH SCIENCE - HEALTH ADMIN.
HSHA 211 Health Info Systems
22093 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
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CRN
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
BARBARA JORDAN-MICKEY LELAND SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
ADMIN OF JUSTICE (Cont.)
AJ
430 Environmental Justice
21929 01 3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
AJ
452
21930 01
Race and AJ
3
T
STAFF
AJ
460
20626 01
Admin of Justice Internship
3
F
0230-0500pm TBA
Gilbert
AJ
499
21923 01
Admin of Justice Capstone
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
Baker
AJ
503
20627 01
Seminar in Quantitative Meth I
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
Tachia
AJ
504
20628 01
Sem RaceClassGenderCrime in AJ
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Greene
AJ
505
20629 01
Seminar on Ethics in AJ
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Baker
STAFF
STAFF
AJ
613
21933 01
Eval Research for Jus Agencies
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Mupier
AFSC 4302 National Security Affairs II
21439 01 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
21440 02 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
AJ
617
21232 02
21934 01
Independent Study
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
AFSC 4302 National Security Affairs II
21439 01 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
21440 02 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
AJ
702
21629 01
Internship
3
F
0530-0800pm TBA
Gilbert
AJ
789
21479 01
Thesis II
3/6 TBA
TBA
Nayer
AIR FORCE
AFSC 1202
20673 01
20674 02
SCIENCE
Foundations of the USAF II
2
TBA
TBA
TBA
2
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
AFSC 1202 Foundations of the USAF II
20673 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
20674 02 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
AFSC 2202 Evolution of Air Power II
20676 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
20677 02 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
AFSC 2202 Evolution of Air Power II
20676 01 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
20677 02 2
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
AFSC 3302 Air Force Leadership II
21437 01 3
TBA
TBA
21438 02 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
AFSC 3302 Air Force Leadership II
21437 01 3
TBA
TBA
21438 02 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
0530-0800pm TBA
TBA
TBA
ADMIN OF JUSTICE
AJ
100 Intro to Criminology
20618 01 3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
Kalunta-
AJ
105
20619 01
Intro Admin Of Justice
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
AJ
903
20631 01
Sem in Advanced Quant Method I
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
Tachia
Gilbert
AJ
211
20620 01
Intro to Court Systems(LS)
3
TR
0230-0345pm TBA
AJ
904
21935 02
Adv Sem in Race Class Gender
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Greene
Nayer
AJ
220
21425 01
Intro To Corrections
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TBA
AJ
905
21936 01
Sem in Adm Crime Mapping & AJ
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
Kalunta-
AJ
240
21486 01
Intro To Law Enfrmnt
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
Nayer
AJ
250
20621 01
21922 02
Legal Aspects Law Enforcement
3
MWF
0900-0950am TBA
3
MWF
0200-0250pm TBA
AJ
917
21937 01
21938 02
21939 03
21940 04
Independent Study
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Baker
Greene
Henderso
Onwudiwe
Opolot
Opolot
AJ
987
20633 01
Research Colloquium
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
Henderso
AJ
301
20622 01
Research Methods in AJ
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
Mupier
AJ
302
21422 01
Statistics in AJ
3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
Tachia
AJ
310
21924 01
Criminal
3
W
STAFF
AJ
988
21233 01
21630 02
21631 03
21632 04
22068 05
22069 06
Dissertation
0-12 TBA
0-12 TBA
0-12 TBA
0-12 TBA
0-12 TBA
0-12 TBA
Baker
Greene
Henderso
Mupier
Onwudiwe
Tachia
AJ
313
21925 01
Judicial Admin (LS)
3
MWF
0300-0350pm TBA
Opolot
FORENSIC
FORS 236
21686 01
SCIENCE
Forensic Evidence & Collection
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Mozayani
AJ
411
20624 01
Sem Admin Of Justice Ethics
3
TR
0100-0215pm TBA
Georges-
FORS 416
21931 01
Forensic Science Seminar
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Mozayani
AJ
412
21928 01
22237 O2
Selected Topics in AJ
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
GeorgesSTAFF
MILITARY SCIENCE
MSCI 122 Military Leadership II
21117 01 2
T
0900-1000am UH
Law & Procedure (LS)
0530-0800pm TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
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INST
CRN
MILITARY SCIENCE (Cont.)
21234 02 2
W
1100-1200pm UH
21706 03 2
W
0100-0200pm UH
STAFF
STAFF
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PAD 504 Quantitative Methods II
20654 01 3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
Christop
MSCI 122L Military Leadership II Lab
21118 01 0
W
0300-0500pm UH
STAFF
PAD 507
20655 01
Organization Behavior & Theory
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Christop
MSCI 126
21235 01
Physical Readiness II
1
MWF
0630-0730pm UH
STAFF
PAD 622
21245 01
Science, Tech & Pub Policy
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Callagha
MSCI 132
21236 01
Interm Phy Fitness II
1
MWF
0630-0730pm UH
Braswell
PAD 640
20657 01
Pub Pers Admin Th & Pract
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Ewoh
MSCI 222
21119 01
21237 02
Military Leadership Dev II
2
MW
0900-1000am UH
2
MW
1200-0100pm UH
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 642
21987 01
Labor Rel Coll Barg
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Ewoh
PAD 643
21643 01
Human & Employee Benefits
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
Ewoh
PAD 652
21988 01
Human Services Admin
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
PAD 710
21271 01
Capstone
3
W
Majumdar
POLITICAL
POLS 235
21946 01
21947 02
21948 03
21949 04
21950 05
21951 06
21952 07
21953 08
21954 09
21955 10
21956 11
21957 12
21958 13
21959 14
21960 15
21961 16
21962 17
SCIENCE
American Government
3
MWF
0800-0850am
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
MWF
1000-1050am
3
MWF
1100-1150am
3
MWF
0100-0150pm
3
MWF
0200-0250pm
3
MWF
0300-0350pm
3
TR
0800-0915am
3
TR
0930-1045am
3
TR
1100-1215pm
3
TR
0100-0215pm
3
TR
0230-0345pm
3
R
0400-0515pm
3
M
0530-0800pm
3
T
0530-0800pm
3
W
0530-0800pm
3
R
0530-0800pm
Texas Government
3
MWF
0800-0850am TBA
3
MWF
0900-0950am LIBB13
STAFF
STAFF
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
MSCI 222L Military Leadership Dev II Lab
21120 01 0
W
0300-0500pm UH
STAFF
MSCI 332
21165 01
21238 02
Advanced Military Science II
3
MW
0730-0900pm UH
3
MW
0100-0230pm UH
Braswell
Braswell
MSCI 332L Advanced Military Sci II Lab
21239 01 0
W
0300-0500pm UH
Braswell
MSCI 432
21240 01
STAFF
Leadership In A Cplx Wrld
3
MW
0730-0900pm UH
MSCI 432L Leadership In A Cplx Wrld Lab
21241 01 0
W
0300-0500pm UH
Braswell
MSCI 439
21707 01
STAFF
Special Problems IV
3
R
0800-1100am UH
NAVAL SCIENCES
NAVA 301 Navigation I
21274 01 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
NAVA 402
21275 01
TBA
STAFF
Leadership and Ethics
3
TBA
TBA
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
0530-0800pm TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
INST
Perez-Fe
Perez-Fe
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
PA
271 Intro to Public Adm
20649 01 3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
Herringt
PA
301
20650 01
21283 02
Res Methods In Pub Admin
3
MWF
1011-1050am TBA
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
Callagha
PA
302
20651 01
21638 02
Quantitative Methods
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PA
311
21639 01
Intro To Pub Sector Plng
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
STAFF
PA
312
21641 01
Public Budgeting
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
PA
313
21741 01
Org Behavior & Mgmt
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Herringt
POLS 236
21964 01
21965 02
HONORS
21966 03
21967 04
21968 05
21969 06
21970 07
21971 08
21972 09
21973 10
21974 11
21975 12
21976 13
21977 14
21978 15
21979 16
21980 17
PA
321
21243 01
Personnel Admin
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Herringt
POLS 330
21982 01
Comparative Politics
3
TR
1100-1215pm TBA
STAFF
PA
400
21319 01
Program Evaluation
3
TR
0100-0215pm TBA
STAFF
POLS 340
21657 01
International Relations
3
TR
0100-0215pm TBA
STAFF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
M
T
W
R
1000-1050am
1100-1150am
0100-0150pm
0200-0250pm
0300-0350pm
0800-0915am
0930-1045am
1100-1215pm
0100-0215pm
0230-0345pm
0400-0515pm
0530-0800pm
0530-0800pm
0530-0800pm
0530-0800pm
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INST
CRN
BLDRM
INST
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 370 US Latino Politics
21983 01 3
TR
0230-0345pm TBA
STAFF
ADMIN OF JUSTICE (Cont.)
AJ
322 Juvenile Justice Sys
21423 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Onwudiwe
POLS 391
20647 01
Modern Political Theory
3
TR
0930-1045am TBA
Perez-Fe
AJ
345
21927 O1
Comparative AJ
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
POLS 412
21317 01
Civil Rights(LS)
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
POLS 419
21984 01
Selected Topics in Polit Sci
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
AJ
412
21424 O1
22237 O2
Selected Topics in AJ
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
AJ
500
21460 E1
Sem in Admin of Justice
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Greene
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
URBAN PLANNING & ENVIRO POLICY
UPEP 804 Intro to Site Design
22002 01 3
R
0530-0800pm PAB411
STAFF
AJ
501
21461 E1
Seminar in ADM of JUS Theory
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
UPEP 806
20661 01
Land Use & Env Law
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
Solitare
AJ
502
21462 E1
Seminar in Research Methods
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
UPEP 807
22003 01
PRO COMM IN PLANNING
3
F
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
AJ
503
21463 E1
Seminar in Quantitative Meth I
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
UPEP 808
21494 01
Applied Planning Methods
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
Smith
AJ
504
21633 E1
Sem RaceClassGenderCrime in AJ
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Greene
UPEP 809
22004 01
Urban Econ & Spatial Stru
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
STAFF
AJ
505
21634 E1
Seminar on Ethics in AJ
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
UPEP 811
21495 01
Intro to GIS in Urb Pln
3
M
0530-0800pm PAB409
Sen
AJ
607
22062 E1
Police Administration
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
UPEP 850
22007 01
Infrastructure Pln& Pol
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
Smith
AJ
609
22063 E1
Issues In Corrections Administ
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
UPEP 860
21466 01
Theory His & Prac of Com Dev
3
R
0530-0800pm TBA
Lowe
UPEP 873
22008 01
Special Topics
3
T
0530-0800pm TBA
AJ
610
21635 E1
21932 O1
Issues in Judicial Adm
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
Chandras
UPEP 889
22009 01
Planning Thesis
3-6 TBA
TBA
AJ
611
22064 E1
Issues in Juvenile Justice Adm
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
Smith
UPEP 901
20662 01
Adv Urb Theory
3
M
0530-0800pm TBA
AJ
614
21465 E1
Issues in Terrorism and
3
TBA
TBA
Onwudiwe
Lowe
UPEP 902
22010 01
Adv Pln Analysis
3
R
0530-0800pm PAB409
AJ
616
22065 E1
Environmental Crime & AJ
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
Pan
UPEP 905
20664 01
Env Pln & Natural Res Mgmt
3
T
0530-0800pm PAB409
AJ
617
22066 E1
Independent Study
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Baker
Nance
UPEP 941
21325 01
Res Colloquium
3
W
0530-0800pm TBA
AJ
701
22067 E1
Capstone Seminar
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Baker
Solitare
UPEP 942
20665 01
20666 02
20667 03
20668 04
20669 05
Dissertation
3-12 TBA
3-12 TBA
3-12 TBA
3-12 TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lowe
Pan
Sen
Smith
Solitare
UPEP 977
20670 01
Independent Study
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sen
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
ONLINE COURSES
ADMIN OF JUSTICE
AJ
321 Probation & Parole Admin
20623 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Kalunta-
TBA
TBA
AJ
TBA
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
EMGT 252 Tech Hazards & Emergy Mgmt
21995 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Olonilua
EMGT 351
21663 O1
Prin/Prac of Hazard Mitigation
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ibitayo
EMGT 357
21664 O1
Emergy Reov/Respn/Prep & Plng
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ibitayo
HOMELAND SECURITY
HMSC 361 Terrorism and Homeland Secur
21661 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Olonilua
HMSC 362
21665 O1
STAFF
Domestic & Global Terrorism
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
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SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
PA
271 Intro to Public Adm
21242 O1 3
TBA
TBA
BLDRM
TBA
INST
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
STAFF
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (Cont)
PAD 708 Administrative Regulations
21244 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinson
PAD 710
21270 E1
TBA
STAFF
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 330 Comparative Politics
20646 O1 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
TBA
STAFF
Capstone
3
TBA
TIME
BLDRM
INST
PA
311
21640 O1
Intro To Pub Sector Plng
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ibitayo
PA
313
20652 O1
Org Behavior & Mgmt
3
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PA
410
20653 O1
Seminar in Public Affairs
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Olonilua
PA
450
21994 O1
Internship in Public Affairs
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
POLS 340
21658 O2
International Relations
3
TBA
TBA
Robinson
POLS 410
20648 O1
African American Politics
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Mangum
POLS 450
21985 O1
Religion and American Politics
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
POLS 498
21986 O1
Capstone Sem in Polsc
3
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PAD 500 Theory & Practice
21260 E1 3
TBA
TBA
21996 E2 3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 501
21261 E1
21997 E2
Leadership & Decision Making
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 502
21262 E1
21998 E2
Research Meth In Pub Adm
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 503
21263 E1
Quantitative Methods I
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 504
21441 O1
Quantitative Methods II
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Christop
PAD 507
21264 E1
Organization Behavior & Theory
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 620
21265 E1
21999 E2
The Policy Making Process
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 622
22000 E1
Science, Tech & Pub Policy
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 623
20656 O1
Pub Policy Anal Mthds
3
TBA
TBA
Majumdar
PAD 631
21266 E1
22001 E2
Gov Budgeting & Financial Mgmt
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
PAD 650
21267 E1
Intergovernmental Relations
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 660
21709 E1
Com Pub Admin West Nations
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 661
21989 O1
Sel Topics in Comp Intern Dev
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 700
20658 O1
Internship
6
TBA
TBA
Adams
PAD 701
21163 O1
Independent Study
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PAD 705
21268 E1
21269 E2
20659 O1
Topical Seminar
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
Robinson
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
AVIATION SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY
AVST 101 Intro to Aviation
22099 01 3
TR
0800-0915am TECH139
Sherman
AVST 102
22100 01
Aviation History
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH139
Sherman
AVST 103
22117 01
Private Pilot Ground
3
MW
0630-0745pm TECH151
STAFF
AVST 105
22118 01
Private Pilot Flight
3
TR
0430-0545pm TECH151
STAFF
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
BIOLOGY
BIOL 111
20216 01
20217 02
20218 03
20219 04
20220 05
20221 06
TIME
Biological Science Lab I
1
T
0800-1050am
1
T
1100-0150pm
1
T
0200-0450pm
1
R
0800-1050am
1
R
1100-0150pm
1
R
0200-0450pm
BLDRM
INST
SB208
SB208
SB208
SB208
SB208
SB208
Cassimer
Cassimer
Cassimer
Hillar
Hillar
Hillar
AVST 105L Private Pilot Flight Lab
22119 01 3
MW
0430-0530pm TBA
STAFF
AVST 113
22101 01
Introduction to Flight
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH151
STAFF
BIOL 112
20222 01
20223 02
20224 03
20225 04
20226 05
20227 06
HONORS
AVST 113L Introduction to Flight Lab
22102 01 1
TR
1100-1215pm TECH156
STAFF
20228 07
20229 08
1
1
AVST 120
22103 01
Transportation Survey
3
TR
1100-1215pm TECH139
Sherman
AVST 201
22104 01
Flight Meteorology
3
TR
0330-0445pm TECH139
Sherman
BIOL 131
20230 01
20231 02
20232 03
20233 04
Biological Science I
3
MWF
0200-0250pm
3
TR
0930-1045am
3
TR
0100-0215pm
3
MWF
1100-1150am
SB154
SB154
SB158
SB158
Cassimer
STAFF
STAFF
Cassimer
AVST 218
22120 01
Instrument Ground & Flight
3
TR
0630-0745pm TECH151
STAFF
BIOL 132
20234 01
20235 02
20236 03
HONORS
Biological Science II
3
MWF
0100-0150pm SB154
3
MWF
1100-1150am SB154
3
TR
1100-1215pm SB154
Gardiner
STAFF
Player
20237 04
20238 05
20239 06
3
3
3
Player
STAFF
STAFF
BIOL 135
22212 01
Human Anat & Phys I
3
MWF
0300-0350pm SB158
STAFF
BIOL 135L Human Anat Physiol Pre-Nur Lab
22213 01 1
T
0800-1050am SB226
STAFF
BIOL 136
20240 01
Human Anat & Phys II
3
MWF
1000-1050am SB154
Pamugo
BIOL 136L Hum Anat Phys Lab
20241 01 1
T
0800-1050am SB213
21330 02 1
R
0800-1050am SB213
Pamugo
Pamugo
AVST 218L Instrument Ground & Flight Lab
22121 01 1
TR
0230-0330pm TBA
STAFF
AVST 310
22105 01
Emergency Planning Mitigation
3
TR
0800-0915am TECH151
Baker
AVST 313
22106 01
Int Flight Theory
3
TR
1100-1215pm TECH151
Odetunde
AVST 321
22107 01
Air Traffic Control
3
M
0300-0430pm TECH153
Brown
AVST 321L Air Traffic Control Lab
22108 01 1
M
0445-0550pm TECH153
Brown
AVST 325
22109 01
Airport Design & Operation
3
TR
0230-0345pm TECH151
Odetunde
AVST 351
22111 01
Aviation Law
3
MWF
1000-1050am TECH151
Hall
AVST 371
22110 01
Airport Management
3
MWF
0900-0950am TECH151
Baker
AVST 381
22112 01
Air Carrier Management
3
MWF
1100-1150am TECH151
Hall
AVST 401
22113 01
Advanced Aerodynamics
3
TR
0100-0215pm TECH151
Odetunde
AVST 407
22114 01
Aviation Services Opers
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TECH151
Hall
AVST 409
22115 01
Gen Aviation Mgmt
3
MWF
0200-0250pm TECH151
Hall
AVST 495
22116 01
Fld Work Pract in AVS
6
TBA
TBA
Baker
TBA
BIOL 143
20242 01
20243 02
20244 03
20245 04
20246 05
20247 06
HONORS
20248 07
Biological Science Lab II
1
T
0800-1050am SB202
1
T
1100-0150pm SB202
1
T
0200-0450pm SB202
1
R
0800-1050am SB202
1
R
1100-0150pm SB202
1
R
0200-0450pm SB202
Sodipe
Sodipe
Sodipe
Sodipe
Player
Player
Player
Player
T
T
TR
TR
TR
1100-0150pm SB204
0700-0950pm SB202
0930-1045am SB158
0230-0345pm SB158
0530-0645pm SB158
Survey of Life Science
3
MWF
0800-0850am
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
MWF
1000-1050am
3
MWF
0300-0350pm
3
TR
1100-1215pm
3
TR
0230-0345pm
3
MW
SB154
SB158
SB158
SB152
SB158
SB154
0530-0645pm SB152
BIOL 143L Life Science Lab
20249 01 1
M
1200-1250pm SB158
20250 02 1
T
0800-0850am SB158
Brown
Brown
STAFF
Pamugo
STAFF
Hollomon
STAFF
Hollomon
Hollomon
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
BIOLOGY (Cont.)
BIOL 211 Cell Biology Lab
20261 01 1
R
0800-1050am SB228
20262 02 1
R
1100-0150pm SB228
Cassimer
Cassimer
BIOL 212
20263 01
20264 02
Developmental Biology Lab
1
T
0800-1050am SB227
1
T
1100-0150pm SB227
Jackson
Jackson
BIOL 212
20265 03
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
BIOLOGY (Cont.)
BIOL 441 Histology
20290 01 4
MWF
TIME
BLDRM
INST
0100-0150pm SB158
Hillar
BIOL 441L
20291 01
20292 02
21281 03
Histology Lab
0
T
1100-0150pm SB228
0
T
0200-0450pm SB228
0
R
0200-0450pm SB228
Hillar
Hillar
Hillar
Developmental Biology Lab (Cont.)
1
T
0200-0450pm SB
STAFF
BIOL 446
20293 01
Human Physiology Lab
1
T
0800-1050am SB228
Sundares
BIOL 231
20266 01
Cell Biology
3
MWF
0900-0950am SB152
Cassimer
BIOL 447
20294 01
Human Physiology
3
MWF
0900-0950am SB154
Sundares
BIOL 232
21333 01
Developmental Biology
3
MWF
0800-0850am SB158
Jackson
BIOL 450
20295 01
Molecular Genetics
3
MWF
0800-0850am SB152
Williams
BIOL 245
20267 01
Human Anatomy & Physiology
4
MWF
0200-0250pm SB158
Pamugo
BIOL 452
20296 01
Intermediary Cellular Metabol
3
MWF
1000-1050am SB152
Hillar
BIOL 245L
20268 01
20269 02
20270 03
20271 04
Human Anat & Phys Lab
0
T
1100-0150pm SB213
0
T
0200-0450pm SB213
0
R
1100-0150pm SB213
0
R
0200-0450pm SB213
Pamugo
Pamugo
Pamugo
Pamugo
BIOL 454
20297 01
Immunology
3
TR
0800-0915am SB154
Hollomon
BIOL 246
20273 01
Microbiol Hlth Rel Professions
4
MWF
0100-0150pm SB152
BIOL 454L Immunology Lab
20298 01 0
R
1100-0150pm SB227
21186 02 0
R
0200-0450pm SB227
Hollomon
Hollomon
STAFF
BIOL 246L Micro Hlth Rel Pr Lab
20272 01 0
R
1100-0150pm SB210
21335 02 0
R
0200-0450pm SB210
BIOL 461
22191 01
Environ Sampling & Analysis
3
MWF
0300-0350pm SB154
Sodipe
STAFF
STAFF
BIOL 526
21258 01
Topics In Biology
3
R
0500-0730pm SB
Player
BIOL 300
20274 01
Seminar Hlth Related Profs
1
F
1200-1250pm SB154
Sodipe
BIOL 636
21187 01
Endocrinology
3
W
0500-0730pm SB154
Olufemi
BIOL 341
20275 01
Organismic Biology
4
MWF
1100-1150am SB150
Miranda
BIOL 647
20299 01
Experimental Biology
4
T
0500-0650pm SB227
Abdel Ra
BIOL 341L Organismic Biol Lab
20276 01 0
T
0800-1050am SB229
20277 02 0
R
0800-1050am SB229
Miranda
Miranda
BIOL 647L Experimental Biol Lab
20300 01 0
T
0700-1000pm SB227
Abdel Ra
BIOL 343
20278 01
Ecology
3
TR
0100-0215pm SB154
Brown
BIOL 715
20301 01
Advanced Human Genetics
3
M
0500-0730pm SB154
Olufemi
BIOL 345
20279 01
Ecology Laboratory
1
T
0230-0520pm SB226
Brown
BIOL 347
20280 01
Microbiology
4
MWF
1100-1150am SB152
STAFF
BIOL 347L Microbiology Lab
20281 01 0
T
1100-0150pm SB210
20282 02 0
T
0200-0450pm SB210
STAFF
STAFF
BIOL 401
20283 01
20284 02
20285 03
20286 04
20287 05
20288 06
21336 07
21337 08
21338 09
22159 10
Undergraduate Research
1
TBA
TBA
1
TBA
TBA
1
TBA
TBA
1
TBA
TBA
1
TBA
TBA
1
TBA
TBA
1
TBA
TBA
1
TBA
TBA
1
TBA
TBA
1
TBA
TBA
BIOL 862
20302 01
20303 02
20304 03
20305 04
20306 05
20307 06
20308 07
21339 08
21340 09
22190 10
Research Problems II
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Abdel Ra
Hollomon
Jackson
Miranda
Olufemi
Player
Rosenzwe
Shishodi
Sodipe
Sundares
Abdel Ra
Hillar
Hollomon
Miranda
Olufemi
Player
Rosenzwe
Shishodi
Sodipe
Sundares
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 111
20168 01
20169 02
20170 03
20171 04
20172 05
20173 06
21280 07
21452 08
Chemistry I Lab
1
T
0800-1050am
1
R
0200-0450pm
1
T
1100-0150pm
1
R
1100-0150pm
1
T
0500-0750pm
1
F
1100-0150pm
1
R
0800-1050am
1
T
0200-0450pm
SB402
SB404
SB402
SB404
SB402
SB402
SB404
SB402
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
BIOL 431
20289 01
Radiation Biology
3
MWF
0200-0250pm SB152
Hillar
CHEM 112
20174 01
Chemistry II Lab
1
T
0800-1050am SB412
STAFF
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
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SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 112
20175 02
20176 03
20177 04
20178 05
20179 06
(Cont.)
Chemistry II Lab (Cont.)
1
R
0800-1050am SB412
1
T
1100-0150pm SB412
1
R
1100-0150pm SB412
1
T
0200-0450pm SB412
1
R
0200-0450pm SB412
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
CHEM 131
20181 01
20182 02
20183 03
21151 04
21257 05
21454 06
21455 07
Chemistry I
3
MWF
3
TR
3
MWF
3
TR
3
MWF
3
MWF
3
MWF
Good
STAFF
Clement
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
CHEM 132
20184 01
20186 03
20187 04
20188 05
21166 06
Chemistry II
3
MWF
1100-1150am TBA
3
MWF
0200-0250pm SB156
3
MWF
0300-0350pm SB149
3
MWF
0100-0150pm SB150
3
TR
0100-0215pm SB153
Wilkerso
STAFF
Clement
Fennell
STAFF
CHEM 211
20189 01
20190 02
20191 03
Organic Chem I Lab
1
T
0800-1050am SB417
1
R
1100-0150pm SB417
1
T
0200-0450pm SB417
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
CHEM 212
20192 01
20193 02
20194 03
20195 05
22196 04
Organic Chem II Lab
1
R
0200-0450pm SB431
1
T
1100-0150pm SB431
1
T
0800-1050am SB431
1
R
0200-0450pm SB433
1
R
0800-1050am SB431
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
CHEM 231
20197 01
20198 02
Organic Chem I
3
MWF
0900-0950am SB150
3
TR
0400-0515pm SB153
STAFF
Wei
CHEM 232
20199 01
20200 02
20201 03
Organic Chem
3
MWF
3
WF
3
MWF
Sapp
Saleh
Wei
CHEM 322
20203 01
20204 02
Quan Analysis Lab
2
T
0800-1050am SB416
2
R
0200-0250pm SB416
Good
Good
CHEM 332
20202 01
Quan Analysis Lec
3
WF
0900-0950am SB156
Good
CHEM 412
20206 01
Physical Chem II Lab
1
T
0200-0250pm SB400
STAFF
CHEM 432
20205 01
Physical Chem II
3
MWF
0800-0850am SB150
STAFF
CHEM 445
20207 01
Biochemistry
3
MWF
1000-1050am SB149
Fennell
CHEM 445L Biochem Lab
20208 01 1
R
20209 02 1
R
CHEM 451
20210 01
0300-0350pm
0800-0915am
1100-1150am
1000-1115am
0800-0850am
0900-0950am
0200-0250pm
SB156
SB153
SB
SB153
SB149
SB149
SB
II
0800-0850am SB156
1000-1050am SB150
0300-0350pm SB150
0800-0850am TBA
1100-0150pm SB432
Inorganic Chemistry
3
MWF
1100-1150am SB149
CHEM 451L Inorganic Chem Lab
20211 01 0
R
0200-0450pm SB400
Fennell
Fennell
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
CHEMISTRY (Cont.)
CHEM 453 Instrumental Analysis
20212 01 3
MWF
0200-0250pm SB150
Deng
CHEM 453L Instrumental Analysis Lab
20213 01 0
W
0200-0450pm SB400
Deng
CHEM 454
21326 01
Research
3
TBA
Wilson
CHEM 479
21327 01
Biological Inorganic Chemistry
3
MWF
0100-0150pm SB149
Clement
CHEM 499
20214 01
Seminar
1
R
Wilson
CHEM 623
22200 01
Topics In Chemistry
3
M
0530-0815pm SB400
Deng
CHEM 624
22201 01
Topics In Chemistry
3
R
0530-0815pm SB400
Saleh
CHEM 861
20215 01
21191 03
21192 04
21193 05
21328 02
21329 06
22202 07
22203 08
Research Problems
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
Deng
Wei
Saleh
Sapp
Fennell
Wilson
Good
Clement
TBA
SB
1200-1250pm SB153
SB
SB
SB
SB435
SB432
SB302
SB435
SB
CIVIL ENGINEERING TECH.
CIVT 141 Civil Engr Mtls
20331 01 3
MWF
1200-1250pm TECH133
Wanyan
CIVT 223
21705 01
Water Resource Engineering
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH129
Olowoker
CIVT 224
20332 01
22123 02
Soil Engineering
3
MWF
1200-1250pm TECH253
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TECH253
STAFF
STAFF
CIVT 233
20333 01
Dynamics
3
MWF
Afiesima
CIVT 333
20334 01
Hydraulic Engineering
3
MWF
1100-1150am TECH133
STAFF
CIVT 335
20335 01
Geom Des Of Highways
3
TR
0300-0415pm TECH133
STAFF
CIVT 336
20336 01
Structural Analysis
3
TR
0430-0545pm TECH133
STAFF
CIVT 400
20337 01
Civil Engr Tech Project
3
TBA
TBA
Olowoker
CIVT 434
21282 01
Sanitary Engineering
3
MWF
0900-0950am TECH129
STAFF
CIVT 435
22124 01
Building Construction
3
TR
1100-1215pm TECH
STAFF
1000-1050am TECH129
TBA
Deng
COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECH
CMET 331 Microcomputer Operating System
21410 01 3
TR
1100-1215pm TECH
Chen
Deng
CMET 415
21411 01
STAFF
Advanced Microcomp Network Lab
1
MW
0900-0950am TECH
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INST
CRN
COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECH (Cont.)
CMET 417 Data Communication Mthds Lab
21412 01 1
W
1100-1250pm TECH260
STAFF
COMPUTER SCIENCE (Cont.)
CS
351 WAN Technologies
21428 01 3
TR
0100-0215pm TECH338
Sleem
CMET 435
21413 01
Advanced Microcomp Networks
3
MWF
0800-0850am TECH129
STAFF
CS
415
20328 01
Comp Ethics & Society
3
MWF
0200-0250pm TECH335
Handy
CMET 437
21414 01
Data Communication Mthds
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TECH
STAFF
CS
434
22135 01
Wireless Programming
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH338
Ghemri
CS
444
20329 01
Operating Systems
3
TR
0100-0215pm TECH330
Khan
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
CONSTRUCTION
CONS 141 Const Methods & Materials
20367 01 3
TR
0800-1050am TECH161
Lott
CONS 331
22127 01
Models & Presentations
3
TR
1100-1250pm TECH161
CS
451
21509 01
Intro to Wireless&Mobile Nets
3
MWF
0200-0250pm TECH330
Li
Lott
CONS 344
22128 01
Const Mgmt I
3
MWF
1000-1150am TECH161
CS
499
21429 01
Capstone Proj
3
TR
0400-0515pm TECH338
Kamel
Lott
CONS 437
21272 01
Const Problems
3
TBA
TBA
CS
531
21426 01
Comp Arch
3
M
Kamel
Lewis
CONS 475
22129 01
Facilities management
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TECH161
CS
541
21430 01
Operating Systems
3
W
0530-0820pm TECH330
Pan
Lewis
CS
545
22136 01
Computer Networks
3
T
0530-0820pm TECH330
Sleem
CS
547
22137 01
Crytography & Comp Sec
3
MW
0400-0515pm TECH330
Li
CS
599
21510 01
Graduate Seminar Computer Sci
1
M
1200-1250pm TECH335
Kamel
CS
661
22138 01
Adv Tps in Sfw Eng
3
R
0530-0820pm TECH330
Khan
CS
697
22139 01
22140 02
22141 03
22142 04
22143 05
22144 06
22145 07
Independent Master's Prjt
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Li
Criner
Kamel
Ghemri
Sleem
Khan
Pan
CS
698
21173 01
21431 02
21511 04
21512 07
22146 03
22147 05
22148 06
Mst Thes/Rsch I
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Li
Criner
Ghemri
Pan
Kamel
Sleem
Khan
CS
699
20330 01
21432 02
21513 03
21514 04
21515 05
22149 06
22150 07
Mst Thes/Rsch II
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
1-3 TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Li
Criner
Kamel
Ghemri
Sleem
Khan
Pan
COMPUTER SCIENCE
CS
116 Intro To Compr Science I
20309 01 3
MWF
0800-0850am
20310 02 3
MWF
0900-0950am
20311 03 3
MWF
1000-1050am
HONORS
20312 04 3
MWF
1100-1150am
20313 05 3
MWF
0100-0150pm
20314 06 3
MWF
0300-0350pm
TBA
TECH334
TECH334
TECH330
STAFF
STAFF
Joyner
TECH334
TECH334
TECH338
STAFF
STAFF
Handy
CS
117
20317 01
20318 02
Intro To Comp Science II
3
MWF
0900-0950am TECH338
3
MWF
1000-1015am TECH338
Handy
Handy
CS
120
20320 01
20321 02
Intro to Comp & Prob Solving
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH335
3
TR
0230-0345pm TECH335
Javadian
Javadian
CS
124
20322 01
Fund Machine Computation
3
TR
0400-0515pm TECH334
Criner
CS
140
20323 01
Computer Programming in Java
3
TR
1100-1215pm TECH334
Lin
CS
241
22134 01
OOP Using C++
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH334
Lin
CS
243
21427 01
Computer Organization
3
TR
0100-0215pm TECH335
Javadian
CS
246
21468 01
Data & File Structures
3
TR
0800-0915am TECH334
Lin
CS
248
20324 01
Theory of Computation
3
TR
0230-0345pm TECH338
Ghemri
CS
250
20325 01
Computer Networks Fundamentals
3
MW
0300-0415pm TECH404
Pan
CS
251
20326 01
Internetworking & Routing
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TECH404
CS
346
20327 01
Database Mgmt System
3
TR
1100-1215pm TECH338
0530-0820pm TECH330
STAFF
DRAFTING/DESIGN TECHNOLOGY
DRFT 131 Fundamentals Of Drafting
20368 01 3
MWF
1000-1150am TECH160
Osakue
Ghemri
DRFT 232
22125 01
Osakue
Architectural Design
3
MWF
0200-0330pm TECH160
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SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
INST
CRN
DRAFTING/DESIGN TECHNOLOGY
DRFT 233 Intro Comp-Aided Design
20370 01 3
TR
1100-0150pm TECH158
Horner
ELECTRONICS ENGR TECHNOLOGY (Cont.)
ELET 431 Microprocessor Interfacing
20357 01 3
MWF
0200-0250pm TECH252
STAFF
DRFT 336
21529 01
Computer-Aided Design
3
TR
0200-0430pm TECH160
Osakue
ELET 440
20358 01
Senior Electronics Project
4
MWRF
TBA
TECH252
STAFF
DRFT 430
22126 01
Adv Comp-Aided Design
3
MWF
1200-0150pm TECH158
Horner
ELET 441
20359 01
Electronics Senior Comps
0
TBA
TBA
TBA
Olowoker
ELET 442
22231 01
Special Topics
3
TBA
TBA
Olowoker
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
ELECTRONICS ENGR TECHNOLOGY
ELET 111 DC Circuits Lab
20338 01 1
F
1100-1250pm TECH260
20339 02 1
T
0930-1120am TECH262
21524 03 1
R
0230-0420pm TECH262
STAFF
Thomas
Zhang
ELET 113
20341 01
21756 02
AC Circuits Lab
1
W
1000-1150am TECH252
1
M
0230-0420pm TECH262
ELET 114
20340 01
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
TBA
INST
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
ENGT 111 Intro to Project Mgmt
20361 01 1
F
0900-0950am TECH253
Afiesima
Darayan
STAFF
ENGT 331
20360 01
Engineering Economy
3
MWF
0200-0250pm TECH133
Afiesima
Electronics I Laboratory
1
R
0930-1120am TECH262
Thomas
ENGT 333
21522 01
Ethics in Prof Eng Practice
1
W
0900-0950am TECH253
Afiesima
ELET 130
20342 01
21480 02
Intro to Stru Prog with C++
3
MWF
0200-0250pm TECH
3
MWF
0900-0950am TECH
STAFF
STAFF
ENGT 433
21523 01
Alternative Energy Tech
3
TR
1100-1150am TECH253
Afiesima
ELET 131
20343 01
20344 02
20345 03
DC Circuits
3
MWF
3
TR
3
TR
1000-1050am TECH
1130-1245pm TECH129
0100-0215pm TECH256
STAFF
Thomas
Zhang
ELET 133
20346 01
AC Circuits
3
MWF
0900-0950am TECH252
Darayan
ELET 133
22122 02
AC Circuits (Cont.)
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TECH129
STAFF
ELET 134
20347 01
Electronics I
3
TR
0800-0915am TECH129
Thomas
ELET 212
20348 01
Electronics II Lab
1
T
1100-1250pm TECH252
STAFF
ELET 215
20349 01
Digital Systems Lab
1
F
1000-1150am TECH252
Darayan
ELET 232
20350 01
Electronics II
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH252
STAFF
ELET 235
21525 01
Digital Systems
3
MWF
1200-1250pm TECH
Darayan
ELET 311
20351 01
Communications Systems Lab
1
R
1100-1250pm TECH260
Zhang
ELET 331
20352 01
Communications Systems
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH256
Zhang
ELET 410
20353 01
Computer Control Sys Lab
1
T
0230-0420pm TECH
Saneifar
ELET 413
20354 01
Microprocessor Interfacing Lab
1
MW
0300-0450pm TECH252
STAFF
ELET 422
20355 01
21409 02
Advanced Struc Prog with C++
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH
3
TR
0100-0215pm TECH
Chen
Chen
ELET 430
20356 01
Computer Control System
3
TR
0100-0215pm TECH129
Saneifar
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
ES
705 Environmental Policy & MGMT
22151 01 3
W
0530-0820pm SB149
Hwang
ES
724
20365 01
21363 02
22158 03
22160 04
22161 05
22162 06
22163 07
22164 08
Research Problems
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
3-6 TBA
TBA
Balaji B
Yakubu
Hwang
Wilson
Saleh
Thomas
Criner
Rosenzwe
ES
903
22153 01
General Ecology
3
M
0530-0820pm SB147
Balaji B
ES
909
22152 01
Sample Analysis Labortory
3
W
0530-0820pm SB147
Saleh
ES
914
21362 01
Modeling Laboratory
3
R
0530-0820pm SB153
Criner
ES
920
22154 01
Special Topics
3
T
0530-0820pm SB147
Hwang
ES
922
22155 01
Sem in Envir Toxicology
2
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wilson
ES
925
20366 01
21364 02
21365 03
21445 04
22165 05
22166 06
22167 07
22168 08
22169 09
22170 10
22171 11
22172 12
22173 13
22174 14
22179 15
Research & Dissertation
3
TBA
TBA
6
TBA
TBA
9
S
0800-1050am
12
TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
3-12 TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
SB
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Balaji B
Yakubu
Hwang
Wilson
Saleh
Thomas
Criner
Yousefip
Qiao
Olufemi
Player
Clement
Sundares
Abdel Ra
Shishodi
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
ES
925 Research & Dissertation (Cont.)
22180 16 3-12 TBA
TBA
TBA
Rosenzwe
ES
929
22156 01
Toxicology III
3
M
0530-0820pm SB146
Yakubu
ES
930
22157 01
Biochemistry
3
T
0530-0820pm SB153
Yakubu
GEOLOGY
GEOL 141
20362 01
20363 02
20364 03
Introduction
3
TR
3
TR
3
TR
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
ITEC 111 Orientation
20371 01 1
T
20372 02 1
W
To The Earth
0930-1045am SB156
1100-1215pm SB156
0200-0315pm SB156
1100-1150am TBA
1200-1250pm TBA
Lewis
Lott
ITEC 331
20373 01
Technical Writing
3
TR
0100-0230pm TECH133
Lewis
ITEC 412
20374 01
Senior Seminar
1
T
1200-1250pm TECH
Lewis
ITEC 439
21531 01
Industrial Safety
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TECH133
Lott
ITEC 495
20375 01
Special Topics
3
TBA
TBA
Horner
TBA
MATHEMATICS
MATH 101 Interdisciplinary Math Lab
21132 01 0
MWF
1000-1050am FH156
21133 02 0
MWF
1100-1150am FH156
21134 03 0
TR
0930-1045am FH156
21135 04 0
TR
0100-0215pm FH156
Travare
Travare
Travare
Travare
MATH 130
21121 01
21122 02
21123 03
22187 04
22188 05
22189 06
Fundamental Math
3
MW
0900-1050am
3
MW
1000-1150am
3
TR
0800-0950am
3
TR
0800-0950am
3
TR
0900-1050am
3
TR
1000-1150am
FH168
FH170
FH166
FH167
FH168
FH170
Kinfe
Jones
Kinfe
Jones
Patterso
Jones
MATH 131
21124 01
21125 02
21126 03
21127 04
21128 05
21129 06
21485 07
21500 08
22192 09
22193 10
22194 11
22195 12
Developmental Ed Math II
3
MW
0800-0950am
3
MW
0800-0950am
3
MW
0900-1050am
3
MW
1000-1150am
3
MW
1100-1250pm
3
MW
1100-1250pm
3
MW
0100-0250pm
3
TR
0900-1050am
3
TR
1000-1150am
3
TR
1100-1250pm
3
TR
1100-1250pm
3
TR
0100-0250pm
FH167
FH166
FH169
FH171
FH167
FH168
FH166
FH169
FH171
FH166
FH167
FH166
Guo
Patterso
STAFF
Guo
Patterso
Kinfe
Jones
Guo
STAFF
Kinfe
Guo
Patterso
MATH 132
22070 01
Contemporary Mathematics I
3
MWF
1100-1150am SB147
Nehs
MATH 133
20377 01
20378 02
20379 03
20380 04
20381 05
College Algebra
3
MWF
0800-0850am
3
MWF
0800-0850am
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
MWF
1000-1050am
3
MWF
1000-1050am
STAFF
Evans
Evans
STAFF
STAFF
SB146
SB148
SB146
SB146
SB148
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
BLDRM
INST
MATHEMATICS (Cont.)
MATH 133 College Algebra (Cont.)
20382 06 3
MWF
1100-1150am
20383 07 3
MWF
0100-0150pm
20384 08 3
TR
0800-0915am
20385 09 3
TR
0930-1045am
20386 10 3
TR
0930-1045am
20387 12 3
TR
0100-0215pm
20388 14 3
TR
0400-0515pm
21225 13 3
TR
0100-0215pm
21226 15 3
TR
0530-0645pm
21227 16 3
TR
0230-0345pm
22071 11 3
TR
1100-1215pm
SB148
SB148
SB148
SB148
SB145
SB148
SB148
SB145
SB148
SB145
SB148
STAFF
Wu
STAFF
Kazakos
STAFF
Kazakos
STAFF
Crockett
STAFF
Wu
Kazakos
MATH 134
20390 01
20391 02
20392 03
20393 04
Plane Trigonometry
3
MWF
0900-0950am
3
MWF
1100-1150am
3
TR
0800-0915am
3
TR
0930-1045am
SB145
SB146
SB145
SB150
Williams
Holmes
STAFF
Williams
MATH 135
20394 01
20395 02
HONORS
20396 03
20397 04
21532 05
Math and Business and Econ I
3
MWF
0900-0950am SB148
3
MWF
0100-0150pm SB145
STAFF
Crockett
3
3
3
1100-1215pm SB145
0230-0345pm SB148
0530-0645pm SB146
Crockett
STAFF
STAFF
MATH 136
20398 01
20399 02
20400 03
HONORS
20401 04
20402 05
21357 06
Precalculus Math
3
MWF
0900-0950am SB153
3
MWF
1100-1150am SB153
3
MWF
0100-0150pm SB153
Wang
Chilakam
Obot
3
3
3
Ekwo
Ekwo
Glenn
MATH 137
22073 01
Contemporary Mathematics II
3
MWF
0900-0950am SB147
Nehs
MATH 138
22074 01
22075 02
22076 03
Math
3
3
3
Crockett
Evans
Wu
MATH 231
20403 01
20404 02
22197 03
Elementary Statistics
3
MWF
1000-1050am SB145
3
TR
0930-1045am SB149
3
TR
1100-1215pm SB149
Ekwo
Glenn
Glenn
MATH 235
20405 01
Str & App of Numb Sys
3
MWF
1100-1150am SB
Wu
MATH 236
20406 01
Fnds of Geom, Stat & Pro
3
MWF
1000-1050am TECH133
Evans
MATH 241
20407 01
20408 02
20409 03
21358 04
21534 05
Calculus & Analytic Geomtry I
4
MTWF
0800-0850am SB151
4
MWRF
0900-0950am SB151
4
MTWF
1000-1050am SB147
4
MWRF
1100-1150am SB151
4
MTWR
0100-0150pm TBA
Wang
Obot
Holmes
Obot
Ekwo
MATH 242
20410 01
20411 02
Calculus & Analytic Geomtry II
4
MTWF
1000-1050am SB151
4
MTWR
0200-0250pm SB151
Taylor
Nehs
MATH 243
20412 01
Calculus & Analytic Geo III
4
MTWF
0200-0250pm SB147
Nehs
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TIME
0930-1045am SB152
1100-1215pm SB152
0100-0215pm SB152
and Bus for Econ Anal II
MWF
0900-0950am TECH133
MWF
1100-1150am SB145
TR
1100-1215pm SB150
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SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
INST
CRN
MATHEMATICS (Cont.)
MATH 250 Linear Algebra
22198 01 3
MWF
1100-1150am TECH139
Taylor
MATH 251
20413 01
Differential Equations
3
MWF
1000-1050am SB153
Wang
PHYSICS (Cont.)
PHYS 213 College Phys Lab I (Cont.)
21401 04 1
T
0300-0450pm TECH243
21537 05 1
T
0500-0650pm TECH243
22205 06 1
T
0700-0900pm TECH243
22206 07 1
R
0700-0900pm TECH243
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
MATH 336
21535 01
Foundations Of Algebra
3
TR
1100-1215pm SB147
Saydam
MATH 439
20414 01
Advanced Calculus I
3
MWF
0100-0150pm SB151
Chilakam
PHYS 214
20423 01
20424 02
21402 03
22207 04
College Phys Lab II
1
R
0800-0950am TECH243
1
R
1000-1150am TECH243
1
R
0100-0250pm TECH243
1
R
0300-0450pm TECH243
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
MATH 471
22199 01
Topics In Math I
3
TR
0100-0215pm SB149
Taylor
PHYS 217
20425 01
Univers Phys Lab I
1
M
0300-0450pm TECH241
STAFF
MATH 490
21748 01
Independent Study Undergrad
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
STAFF
PHYS 218
20426 01
Univers Phys Lab II
1
W
0300-0450pm TECH241
STAFF
PHYS 237
20427 01
20428 02
21403 03
21404 04
College Physics I
3
MWF
1000-1050am
3
MWF
0100-0150pm
3
MWF
0300-0350pm
3
TR
0200-0315pm
Harvey
Vrincean
Harvey
Tymczak
PHYS 238
20429 01
20430 02
22208 03
College Physics II
3
MWF
1100-1150am TECH243
3
MWF
0200-0250pm TECH243
3
MWF
0400-0515pm TECH139
Tymczak
Tymczak
STAFF
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
MANUFACTURING
MFG 231 Manufacturing Processes
22131 01 3
TR
1100-0130pm TECH160
Osakue
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
TECH243
TECH243
TECH243
TECH139
INST
MARITIME TRANS MGMT SECURITY
MTMS 101 Intro to Maritime Transp
20441 01 3
MWF
1000-1050am TECH266
STAFF
MTMS 321
21379 01
Intl Business & Ocean Shipping
3
TR
0230-0315pm TECH266
Beverly
MTMS 342
21380 01
Maritime Security Technology
3
MWF
1100-1150am TECH266
PHYS 247
21405 01
Fund Scientific Programming
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH239
Handy
STAFF
MTMS 361
21381 01
Maritime Environment Mgmt
3
TR
0930-1045am TECH266
PHYS 251
21406 01
University Physics I
3
MWF
1100-1150am TECH129
Handy
Morgan
MTMS 423
22132 01
Marine Cargo Operations
3
TR
1100-1215pm TECH266
PHYS 252
20431 01
University Phys II
3
MWF
0400-0450pm TECH129
Bessis
STAFF
MTMS 463
21382 01
Maritime Environmental Law
3
TR
0530-0645pm TECH266
McKamie
PHYS 332
21538 01
Intro to Modern Physics
3
MWF
1100-1150am TECH247
STAFF
MTMS 481
21230 01
Sem In Int'L Maritime Business
3
TR
0100-0215pm TECH266
Beverly
PHYS 338
22209 01
Math Methods I
3
MWF
0100-0150pm TECH247
STAFF
MTMS 490
21541 01
Indep Study in Marit Transp
3
TBA
TBA
TECH266
STAFF
PHYS 360
21228 01
Adv Undergrad Lab
3
TR
1100-1215pm TECH247
STAFF
MTMS 495
21231 01
Field Work Prac In Marit Trnsp
3
TBA
TBA
TECH266
Williams
PHYS 416
22210 01
Senior Thesis II
3
MW
1200-1250pm TECH247
STAFF
PHYS 437
22211 01
Nuclear Physics I
3
MWF
1000-1050am TECH247
STAFF
PHYS 484
21229 01
Topics in Physics
3
TR
0100-0225pm TECH247
Harvey
PHYSICS
PHYS 101
20415 01
20416 02
20417 03
22204 04
Prin
3
3
3
3
PHYS 116
20418 01
Pre-Univers Phys Lab
1
R
0400-0550pm TECH239
STAFF
PHYS 152
20419 01
Pre-Univers Phys
3
TR
1100-1215pm TECH239
Vrincean
PHYS 213
20420 01
20421 02
20422 03
College Phys Lab I
1
T
0800-0950am TECH243
1
T
1000-1150am TECH243
1
T
0100-0250pm TECH243
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
of Phys
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
Sci
0900-0950am
1200-1250pm
0400-0450pm
0100-0150pm
TECH243
TECH243
TECH243
TECH139
Vrincean
Bessis
Handy
Bessis
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
TMGT 812 Prin Trans & Des Engrng
20432 01 3
M
0530-0800pm TECH261
Lynch
TMGT 815
21407 01
Computer Apps In Trans
3
W
0530-0800pm TECH261
Qiao
TMGT 825
22133 01
Marine Trans Sys
3
W
0530-0800pm TECH217
STAFF
TMGT 826
21408 01
Ship Operations & Mgmt
3
TR
0400-0520pm TECH217
Morgan
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SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT (Cont.)
TMGT 830 Urban Trans Plng
20433 01 3
T
0530-0800pm TECH261
Lewis
TMGT 850
20434 01
Travel Demand Analysis
3
R
0530-0800pm TECH261
Simmons
TMGT 865
20435 01
Traffic Signals & Signal Ctrl
3
T
0530-0800pm TECH217
Qi
TMGT 890
20436 01
Transportaton Seminar
3
MW
0400-0520pm TECH261
STAFF
TMGT 895
20437 01
Internship
3
TBA
TBA
TECH
Qi
TMGT 899
20438 01
20439 02
20440 03
Thesis
1-6 TBA
1-6 TBA
1-6 TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TECH250
TECH250
TBA
Yu Qi
Qiao
Lewis
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SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
THURGOOD MARSHALL SCHOOL OF LAW
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
LSB206
LSB208
LSB202
LSB106
Jackson
Otero
James
Butler
LAW
LAW 502
20001 01
20002 02
20003 03
20004 04
Civil Procedure
4
MTWR
0200-0250pm
4
MTWR
0200-0250pm
4
MTWR
0200-0250pm
4
MTWR
0200-0250pm
LAW 505
20005 01
20006 02
20007 03
20008 04
Contracts II
3
MWF
1100-1150am LSB208
3
MWF
1000-1050am LSB203
3
MWF
1100-1150am LSB202
3
MWF
1000-1050am LSB106
Douglas
Chukwume
Wu
Jackson
LAW 507
20009 01
20010 02
20011 03
20012 04
Property II
3
MWF
3
MWF
3
MWF
3
MWF
1000-1050am
0800-0850am
0900-0950am
0800-0850am
LSB202
LSB208
LSB206
LSB106
LAW 509
20013 01
20014 02
20015 03
20016 04
Torts II
3
MWF
3
MWF
3
MTW
3
MWF
0100-0150pm
0100-0150pm
1000-1050am
0100-0150pm
LAW 601
20032 01
20033 02
20034 03
21188 04
21848 05
Criminal Procedure
3
MWF
1100-1150am
3
MWF
0200-0250pm
3
MWF
1100-1150am
3
MWF
1100-1150am
3
MTW
0400-0450pm
LAW 602
20057 01
20058 02
LAW 726
21916 01
Juvenile Law
2
TR
0100-0250pm LSB211
Green
LAW 728
20075 01
Medical & Legal Malpractice
3
MWF
1000-1050am LSB105
Fain
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TIME
BLDRM
INST
LAW (Cont.)
LAW 740 Federal Income Tax of Indiv
20042 01 3
MTR
1100-1150am LSB210
20043 02 3
MTR
0200-0250pm LSB210
Beard
Aitsebao
LAW 741
20064 01
First Amendment
3
MTW
0100-0150pm LSB212
Weeden
Colon-Na
Colon-Na
Kleven
Tekle
LAW 758
21689 01
Public Education
3
MWF
1100-1150am LSB212
Kleven
LAW 760
21690 01
International Law
3
MWF
0200-0250pm LSB212
Wu
LSB206
LSB202
LSB208
LSB107
Fain
Kelsaw
Weeden
Ransom
LAW 784
20065 01
Marital Property
2
TR
1200-1250pm LSB203
James
LAW 789
20069 01
Sports Law
3
MW
1000-1130am LSB211
Champion
LSB203
LSB203
LSB106
LSB206
LSB203
Salinas
Sanders
Walker
Maldonad
STAFF
LAW 796
20071 01
Law Review
2
TBA
TBA
STAFF
Federal Jurisdiction
3
MW
0300-0430pm LSB106
3
MWF
0300-0350pm LSB107
LAW 802
20089 01
Independent Research I
3
F
0400-0450pm LSB212
Mouton
Levy
Leal
LAW 803
20090 01
Independent Research II
3
F
0300-0350pm LSB212
Mouton
LAW 610
20030 01
20031 02
Commercial Law
4
TWRF
1000-1050am LSB107
4
TWRF
0100-0150pm LSB203
Green
Marchett
LAW 804
21872 01
Short Topical Sem Law
2
MT
0100-0150pm LSB
STAFF
LAW 620
20035 01
20036 02
21687 03
21850 04
Profl Responsibility
2
TR
0400-0450pm
2
TR
0300-0350pm
2
MW
0400-0450pm
2
MW
1000-1050am
LSB105
LSB210
LSB206
LSB212
Johnson
James
Maldonad
Miller
LAW 807
21316 01
Advance Legal Writing
2
MW
1100-1150am LSB
Kelly
LAW 809
20061 01
20062 02
Bar Essay Writing
2
R
1000-1150am LSB203
2
F
0900-1050am LSB210
Shoyombo
Hardmon
LAW 640
20028 01
20029 02
21842 03
Business Associations
3
TR
1100-1230pm LSB106
3
MWF
0900-0950am LSB202
3
MWF
1000-1050am LSB206
Johnson
Duruigbo
Marchett
LAW 810
20073 01
Sem Bankruptcy Law
2
W
0400-0550pm LSB107
Leal
LAW 650
20041 01
21315 02
Wills and Trusts
4
MTWR
0300-0350pm LSB203
4
MTWR
0100-0150pm LSB106
LAW 822
20076 01
Innocence Practice
2
TBA
TBA
Haughton
Carringt
Carringt
LAW 823
20077 01
Innocence Clinic
2
M
0400-0600pm LSB211
Haughton
LAW 711
20055 01
Consumer Rights
3
MWF
0100-0150pm LSB210
Chukwume
LAW 825
20067 01
Employment Law
3
TR
0300-0450pm LSB106
Smith
LAW 721
20070 01
Oil and Gas
3
MWF
Duruigbo
LAW 828
21456 01
Mock Trial
2
TBA
STAFF
LAW 722
21874 01
Real Estate Transactions
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Pollard
LAW 829
21691 01
Hip Hop culture & The Law
2
MW
1000-1050am LSB
Sanders
LAW 723
20068 01
Recreational Injuries
2
MW
0400-0450pm LSB212
Champion
LAW 832
20072 01
Adv Legal Analysis
2
TR
1000-1050am LSB105
Mouton
LAW 725
20066 01
Domestic Relations
3
TR
0100-0230pm LSB107
Beard
LAW 845
21189 01
Sem: Jurisprudence
2
W
1200-0150pm LSB211
Levy
1100-1150am LSB107
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
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SPRING 2015 COURSE SELECTION
THURGOOD MARSHALL SCHOOL OF LAW
LAW 934
21164 01
Admin Law Clinic
4
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hew
LAW 935
20079 01
21211 02
Civil Law Clinic
4
TBA
TBA
4
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cartwrig
Harmon
Fong
LAW 960
20084 01
Crim Law Clinic
4
TBA
TBA
TBA
Johnson
LAW 982
20060 01
Multistate Subject Review
3
T
0800-1050am LSB203
Aitsebao
LAW 985
20063 01
Music Industry Contracts
3
M
0500-0750pm LSB206
Anderson
LAW 990
21688 01
Multistate Performance Testing
2
R
1200-0150pm LSB202
STAFF
LAW 847
21190 01
Sem: Patent Law
2
MW
1200-1250pm LSB107
Ransom
LAW 850
20074 01
Latinos and the Law
2
M
0100-0250pm LSB211
Salinas
LAW 859
21917 01
Sem: Employment Law
2
W
0500-0650pm LSB203
LAW 901
20091 01
Moot Court
2
TBA
CRN
SEC CRED DAYS
TBA
TBA
Douglas
TIME
BLDRM
INST
LAW (Cont.)
LAW 902 Criminal Trial Practice
20085 01 2-3 TR
0400-0450pm LSB208
Johnson
LAW 903
20059 01
Texas Practice
3
MWR
0900-0950am LSB203
Otero
LAW 907
20083 01
Criminal Externship Clinic
2-6 TBA
TBA
TBA
Ledesma
LAW 908
20080 01
Civil Externship Clinic
3-6 TBA
TBA
TBA
Ledesma
LAW 909
20087 01
Judicial Externship
3-6 TBA
TBA
TBA
Ledesma
LAW 912
20088 01
Legislative Externship
12
TBA
TBA
TBA
Douglas
LAW 920
20037 01
20038 02
20039 03
20040 04
Appellate Litigation
2
TR
1100-1150am
2
TR
1100-1150am
2
TR
0530-0620pm
2
MW
0300-0350pm
LSB202
LSB211
LSB212
LSB211
Butler
Vukadin
Landau
Ledesma
LAW 921
20044 01
20045 02
20046 03
20047 04
20048 05
20049 06
20050 07
20051 08
20052 09
20053 10
20054 11
21212 12
Trial Simulation
2
W
0500-0650pm
2
MW
0100-0150pm
2
R
0500-0650pm
2
R
0500-0650pm
2
R
0500-0650pm
2
R
0500-0650pm
2
T
0500-0650pm
2
MW
0100-0150pm
2
T
0500-0650pm
2
W
0500-0650pm
2
MW
1000-1050am
2
MW
0300-0350pm
LSB211
LSB105
LSB203
LSB208
LSB210
LSB206
LSB211
LSB208
LSB203
LSB105
LSB210
LSB212
Vinson
Ledesma
Smith
Markland
Johnson
STAFF
Fields
Walker
Cotton
STAFF
Harmon
Cartwrig
LAW 924
21875 01
Law Practice Management
3
TBA
TBA
TBA
Pollard
LAW 930
20019 01
20020 02
20021 03
20022 04
20023 05
20024 06
20025 07
20026 08
Lawyering Process II
2
TR
1000-1050am
2
TR
1000-1050am
2
TR
0300-0350pm
2
TR
1100-1150am
2
TR
1000-1050am
2
TR
0100-0150pm
2
TR
0300-0350pm
2
TR
1000-1050am
LSB202
LSB206
LSB206
LSB206
LSB211
LSB208
LSB211
LSB212
Lewis
Kelsaw
Lewis
Hill
Anga
Anga
Stewart
Stewart
LAW 932
20078 01
21210 02
Civil Trial Practice
2
TR
0400-0450pm LSB
2
M
1200-0200pm LSB
Cartwrig
Harmon
LAW 933
20086 01
Admin Trial Practice
2
TR
1200-1250pm LSB211
Hew
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Name
Phone
Name
Phone
Admissions [Undergraduate]
713-313-7071 or 7849
Gameroom
713-313-6833
Registrar
713-313-7071 or 4327
Health Center
713-313-7173
Financial Aid
713-313-7071 or 7802
TSU Herald Newspaper
713-313-6710
Bursar’s Office
713-313-7052
Intramural Sports
713-313-6897
International Students’ Office
713-313-7094
Student Services/Judicial Affairs
713-313-7956
TSU Campus [Main]
713-313-7011
KTSU Radio
713-313-7591
Graduate School
713-313-4410
R. J. Terry Library
713-313-7402
Athletics
713-313-7271
University Post Office
713-313-7032
Athletic Ticket Hotline
713-313-1954
Residential Life and Housing
713-313-7206
Barber Shop
713-313-7812
Scholarships
713-313-7104
Bookstore
713-313-7030
Services for Students with Disabilities
713-313-4210
Campus Dining Service
713-313-4489
Student Organizations
713-313-4233
Career Planning/Cooperative Education
713-313-7346
Testing Center
713-313-6838
College of Continuing Education
713-313-7224
TSU Police Department
713-313-7000
Student Billing and Accounts
713-313-7976
TSU Recreation and Wellness Center
713-313-6885
University Counseling Center
713-313-7804
Tiger One Card Office
713-313-7029
Drug and Alcohol Education
713-313-7804
Parking Operations
713-313-4433
Thomas F. Freeman Honors College
713-313-6725
Campus Events
713-313-1000
For any information, call Customer Service at
713-313-7011
Texas Southern University
Office of the Registrar
3100 Cleburne Street, Houston, Texas 77004
Phone: (713) 313-7071
www.tsu.edu