Last updated: November 14, 2013
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MAIN CAMPUS - 4100 S. 4th Street, Leavenworth, KS Classes Meet January 14 to May 8, 2014
Course No. Course Title Credits Days Time Room Faculty
ART
AR 113 L1F Basic Design (FR) 3 MWF 1:10-3:00 XS Nelson
AR 135 L1F Ceramics I (FR) 3 MWF 8:30-10:20 BH Nelson
AR 153 L1F Basic Design for Art majors (FR) 3 MWF 1:10-3:00 XS Nelson
AR 157 L1F Printmaking (FR) 3 MWF 8:30-10:20 XS Prindaville
AR 235 L1F Ceramics I for Art Majors (FR) 3 MWF 8:30-10:20 BH Nelson
AR 240 L1F Painting I (FR) 3 MWF 1:10-3:00 XS Prindaville
AR 251 L1F Drawing II (FR) 3 TR 12:10-2:00 XS Prindaville
AR 257 L1F Printmaking for Art Majors (FR) 3 MWF 8:30-10:20 XS Prindaville
AR 275 L1F Digital Photography (FR) 3 TR 12:10-2:00 X206 Nelson
AR 335 L1F Ceramics II (FR) 3 MWF 8:30-10:20 BH Nelson
AR 340 L1F Painting II* 3 MWF 1:10-3:00 XS Prindaville
AR 377 L1F Typography* 3 TR 8:30-10:20 XS Prindaville
AR 400 L1F Internship* Var By Appointment Prindaville
AR 440 L1F Painting III* 3 MWF 1:10-3:00 XS Prindaville
AR 598 L1F Advanced Studio* Var By Appointment Prindaville
AR 599 L1F Senior Show* 1 By Appointment Prindaville
FAAR 360 L1F East/West: Influences in Modern Art (IS, CS)* 3 TR 9:30-10:50 XS Nelson BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING & SPORTS MANAGEMENT
AC 251 L1F Principles of Accounting I (FR) 3 TR 1:40-3:00 M104 Watlington
AC 252 L1F Principle of Accounting II (FR)* 3 TR 12:10-1:30 M104 Watlington
AC 345 L1F Taxation* 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 M104 Watlington
AC 346 L1F Cost Accounting* 3 TR 9:30-10:50 M104 Watlington
AC 445 L1F Auditing* 3 MWF 2:10-3:00 M104 Watlington
EC 233 L1F Macroeconomics (FR)* 3 TR 1:40-3:00 M114 Logan
EC 410 L1F International Political Economy* 3 TR 9:30-10:50 M113 Logan
MGT 231 L1F Principles of Management (FR) 3 TR 9:30-10:50 M114 Philpot
MGT 320 L1F Principle of Leadership (FR) 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 M115 Logan
MGT 332 L1F Legal and Ethical Aspects of Business 3 TR 12:10-1:30 M113 Philpot
MGT 420 L1F Organizational Behavior* 3 TR 8:00-9:20 M115 Philpot
MGT 550 L1F Business Policy and Ethics (IS)* 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 M114 Philpot
MKT 231 L1F Principles of Marketing (FR) 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 M104 Reynolds
MKT 350 L1F Principles of Advertising* 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 M115 Reynolds
MKT 475 L1F Marketing Research* 3 TR 1:40-3:00 M115 Reynolds
MKT 530 L1F Strategic Marketing* 3 MWF 2:10-3:00 M114 Reynolds
SM 250 L1F Intro to Sports Management (FR) 3 MWF 1:10-2:00 M104 Zimmerman
SM 251 L1F Sports Facilities, Planning & Management (FR)* 3 TR 12:10-1:30 M114 Dominguez SM 291 L1F Field Experience in Sports Management (FR)* 3-6 By Appointment Taylor
SM 342 L1F Sports Marketing & Fundraising* 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 M104 Zimmerman
SM 499 L1F Internship in Sports Management* 3-6 By Appointment Zimmerman
SM 550 L1F Ethics, Issues & Problems in Sports (S/L)* 3 TR 9:30-10:50 M115 Zimmerman *Consult Catalog or Department for prerequisites and/or approval
Course No. Course Title Credits Days Time Room Faculty COMMUNICATIONS
COM 120 L1F Public Speaking (FR) 3 TR 9:30-10:50 X208 Trebus
COM 330 L1F Writing for the Media 3 TR 12:10-1:30 SMH317 Kolich
EDUCATION
ED 411 L1F Seminar II: Curr, Inst, & Assess in Diverse Settings* 1 MWF 9:00-10:20 DEP5 Carnahan ED 415 L1F Classroom Assessment and Instructional Approaches 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 DEP5 Carnahan
ED 430 L1F Educating Exceptional Children and Youth 3 TR 8:00-9:20 DEP5 Carnahan
ED 463 L1F Integrating the Arts into Social Studies Instruction* 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 DEP12 Carnahan
ED 576 L1F Teaching Reading in Content Areas** 3 TR 12:10-1:30 DEP5 Carnahan
ED 590 L1F Seminar III: Professional Collaborations**+ 1 Landever
ED 594 L1F Classroom Management and Student Motivation + 3 Carnahan
ED 595 L1F Student Teaching - Elementary**+ 8 Landever
ED 596 L1F Student Teaching - Secondary**+ 8 Landever
ED 750 M1F Educating Exceptional Children and Youth 3 TR 1:40-3:00 DEP5 Carnahan
**Prerequisite: Passing scores on PPST +ED 590, 595 & 596 taken concurrently
ENGLISH
EN 111 L1F English Composition I 3 TR 8:00-9:20 SMH317 Motley
EN 112 L1F 1 English Composition II 3 MWF 8:30-9:20 SMH317 Kolich
EN 112 L1F 2 English Composition II 3 MWF 1:10-2:00 SMH317 Kolich
EN 112 L1F 3 English Composition II 3 TR 9:30-10:20 SMH317 Motley
EN 252 L1F American Literature II (IS, CS) 3 MWF 8:30-9:20 MD408 Rieke
EN 310 L1F 1 Transfer Core:Liberal Learning* 3 TR 1:40-3:00 SMH317 Hebert
EN 310 L1F 2 Transfer Core:Liberal Learning* 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 SMH318 Raser
EN 310 L2F Transfer Core:Liberal Learning* 3TR See Main Campus Evening Usera
EN 330 L1F Writers Workshop I 3 MWF 2:10-3:00 SMH318 Rieke
EN 352 L1F American Literature II (IS, CS) 3 MWF 1:10-2:00 MD408 Rieke
EN 365 L1F World Lit - Post-Colonial Literature (IS, CS) 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 SMH317 Raser
EN 484 L2F Sp Top: Arthurian Literature 3 T See Main Campus Evening Hebert
EN 543 L1F Shakespeare 3 TR 9:30-10:50 SMH308 Kolich
ENGS 395 L2F Special Topic: International Cinema 3 R See Main Campus Evening Ingle GENERAL EDUCATION
GE 115 L1F 1 First Year Experience II (FR) 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 X210 Deakyne
GE 115 L1F 2 First Year Experience II (FR) 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 X205 O' Leary
GE 115 L1F 3 First Year Experience II (FR) 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 M113 Silvey
GE 115 L1F 4 First Year Experience II (FR) 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 MD401 Krusemark
GE 115 L1F 5 First Year Experience II (FR) 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 MD404 Bonner
HISTORY, POLITICAL SCIENCE & GLOBAL STUDIES
ENGS 395 L2F Special Topic: International Cinema 3 R See Main Campus Evening Ingle
HI 121 L1F Modern European History 3 MWF 1:10-2:00 X210 Zacharias
HI 234 L1F United St History II: 1877-1991 3 TR 12:10-1:30 X210 Anthony
HI 380 L1F American Sport History 3 TR 8:00-9:20 X403 Anthony
HI 395 L1F 1 Special Topic: Churchill's Follies 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 SMH317 Zacharias HI 395 L1F 2 Special Topic: From Main Street to Wall Street 3 TR 9:30-10:50 MD403 Anthony
HI 430 L1F History of Latin America (CS)* 3 TR 9:30-10:50 X205 Scott
HIPS 157 L1F Introduction to Peace Building (IS) 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 X210 Riegg
HIPS 354 L1F Sexuality and Nationlism (IS, CS)* 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 X205 Riegg
HIPS 437 L1F US Foreign Policy II Since 1918* 3 TR 1:40-3:00 X205 Anthony
GS 595 L1F Special Topic: Adv International Peace Building* 3 MWF 1:10-2:00 X205 Riegg
PHPS 372 L1F Political Thought II 3 TR 12:10-1:30 X205 Scott
PS 132 L1F Debating American Nat'l, State & Local Govt. 3 TR 1:40-3:00 X210 Scott
PS 301 L1F Bureaucracies 3 TR 8:00-9:20 MD205 Scott
PS 381 L1F Comparative Political Systems (IS)* 3 MWF 2:10-3:00 X205 Riegg
*Consult Catalog or Department for prerequisites and/or approval
By Appointment By Appointment By Appointment By Appointment
Course No. Course Title Credits Days Time Room Faculty INDEPENDENT STUDIES
IDGE 198 L1F Independent Study - Unspecified - Main Campus 1-3 Use to register for a planned Independent Study IDGE 198 L1F 2 Independent Study - Unspecified - Main Campus 1-3 Use to register for a 2nd planned Independent Study IDGE 198 L1F 3 Independent Study - Unspecified - Main Campus 1-3 Use to register for a 3rd planned Independent Study INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS & HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
HCI 440 L1F Health Care Security 3 TR 9:30-10:50 M21 Kellogg
HIM 250 L1F Medical Terminology (FR) 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 M22 Kellogg
HIM 350 L1F Advanced HIM 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 M22 Kellogg
HIM 370 L1F Principles of Disease II 3 TR 8:00-9:20 M22 Shockley
HIM 450 L1F Reimbursement in Healthcare 3 TR 12:10-1:30 M22 Shockley
HIM 470 L1F Classification Systems II 3 TR 9:30-10:50 M22 Shockley
HIM 480 L1F Research in Healthcare 3 MWF 1:10-2:00 M22 Kellogg
HIM 501 L1F Internship 3 TR 1:40-3:00 M22 Shockley
IT 108 L3W Intermediate Excel (FR) 1 FS See Main Campus Weekend Workshops
IT 118 L3W Intermediate Word (FR) 1 FS See Main Campus Weekend Workshops
IT 128 L3W Intermediate PowerPoint (FR) 1 FS See Main Campus Weekend Workshops
IT 254 L1F Data Structure 3 MWF 1:10-2:00 M21 Deakyne
IT 320 L2A Advanced Managment Information Systems (Hybrid, IS) 3 W See Main Campus Evening Courses
IT 450 L1F Software Development/Design (Hybrid) 3 TR 12:10-1:30 M21 Deakyne
IT 560 L1F Relation Database Design 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 M21 Deakyne
IT 591 L1F Senior Seminar 3 TR 1:40-3:00 M21 Deakyne
LANGUAGE & CULTURE
SP 111 L1F Elementary Spanish I (FR) 4 TR 8:00-9:20 M223 TBA
SP 112 L1F Elementary Spanish II (FR) 4 TR 9:30-10:50 M223 TBA
Other levels of Spanish offered as needed, Independent Study
MATHEMATICS
MA 006 L1F Introductory Algebra & Geometry (FR) 3 MWF 2:10-3:20 M113 Herndon
MA 115 L1F 1 Intermediate Algebra (FR)* 3 MWF 1:10-2:00 M115 Moore
MA 115 L1F 2 Intermediate Algebra (FR)* 3 MWF 2:10-3:00 M115 Moore
MA 190 L1F Introduction to Quantitative Reasoning (FR)* 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 M102 Herndon
MA 210 L1F College Algebra (FR)* 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 M114 Moore
MA 222 L1F Calculus and Analytic Geometry II (FR)* 4 MWF 8:00-9:20 M114 Silvey
MA 230 L1F Introductory Statistics (FR)* 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 M113 Silvey
MAHI 380 L1F Historical Foundations of Mathematics (IS)* 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 M113 Silvey
MA 437 L1F Probability & Statistics* 3 TR 9:30-10:50 M102 Moore
MUSIC
MU 120 L1F Diatonic Theory & Form* 1 MWF 9:30-10:20 MD305 Proctor
MU 122 L1F Aural Skills I (FR) 1 By Appointment MD305 Proctor
MU 131 L1F Concert Chorale (FR) 1 TR 12:10-1:30 WR Krusemark
MU 135 L1F Instrumental Ensemble (FR) 1 By Appointment Proctor
MU 136 L2F USM Community Band (FR) 1 M See Main Campus Evening Proctor
MU 141 L1F Class Piano I (FR) 1 By Appointment Proctor
MU 142 L1F Class Piano II (FR) 1 By Appointment Proctor
MU 143 L1F Class Piano III (FR) 1 By Appointment Proctor
MU 144 L1F Class Piano IV 1 By Appointment Proctor
MU 151 L1F Private Instrument (FR)** 1 By Appointment TBA
MU 154 L1F Private Piano (FR)** 1 By Appointment Proctor
MU 156 L1F Private Voice (FR)** 1-2 By Appointment Krusemark
MU 158 L1F Private Organ (FR)** 1 By Appointment Proctor
MU 160 L1F Private Flute (FR)** 1 By Appointment Proctor
MU 214 L1F 20th Century Techniques & Form* 3 By Appointment Proctor
MU 221 L1F Aural Skills III* 1 By Appointment Proctor
*Consult Catalog or Department for prerequisites and/or approval ** Instructor Approval Required
Course No. Course Title Credits Days Time Room Faculty NATURAL SCIENCES
BI 109 L1F 1 Biology for Today - Lecture (FR, IS) 3 MW 8:30-9:20 M318 Mackintosh
Biology for Today - Lab T 8:30-10:20 M307 Mackintosh
BI 109 L1F 2 Biology for Today - Lecture (FR, IS) 3 MW 8:30-9:20 M318 Mackintosh
Biology for Today - Lab R 8:30-10:20 M307 Mackintosh
BI 115 L1F Ecology - Lecture (FR, S/L) 3 MW 12:10-1:00 M304 Williams
Ecology - Lab R 12:10-2:00 M307 Williams
BI 205 L1F Forensic Biology - Lecture (FR) 3 MW 10:30-11:20 M318 Williams
Forensic Biology - Lab T 12:10-2:00 M307 Williams
BI 212 L1F 1 Div of Plants & Animals - Lecture* 3 MW 9:30-10:20 M318 Mackintosh
Div of Plants & Animals - Lab F 9:00-10:20 M307 Mackintosh
BI 259 L1F Human Anatomy & Physiology II - Lecture & Lab* 5 MWF 1:10-3:00 M318/M305Williams
BI 265 L1F Basic Microbiology - Lecture* 4 MWF 10:30-11:20 M304 Cozine
Basic Microbiology - Lab T 8:30-10:20 M305 Cozine
BI 358 L1F Human Physiology* 5 MWF 8:30-10:20 M304/M305Cozine
BI 425 L1F Genetics - Lecture* 4 MWF 1:10-2:00 M304 Cozine
Genetics - Lab R 12:10-3:00 M305 Cozine
BI 595 L1F Biology Seminar* 1 T 11.21-12:09 M304 Mackintosh/Cozine
BI 596 L1F Bio Seminar in Ecology & Evolution* 1 F 11:21-12:09 M304 Mackintosh/Williams
BI 599 L1F 1 Research Problems* Var By Appointment Cozine
BI 599 L1F 2 Research Problems* Var By Appointment Mackintosh
BICH 461 L1F Biochemistry Lecture* 3 MWF 12:10-1:10 M318 Mackintosh
CH 113 L1F Allied Health Chemistry - Lecture (FR) 4 MWF 1:10-2:00 M223 Ingle
Allied Health Chemistry - Lab TR 9:30-11:20 M208 O'Rourke
CH 122 L1F General Chemistry II - Lecture (FR) 4 MWF 12:10-1:00 M223 Watanabe
General Chemistry II - Lab R 12:10-3:00 M208 Watanabe
CH 331 L1F Organic Chemisty II - Lecture* 4 MWF 9:30-10:20 M223 Ingle
Organic Chemisty II - Lab T 8:30-11:20 M206 Ingle
CH 420 L1F Inorganic Chemistry* 3 T See Main Campus Evening Watanabe
CH 455 L1F Instrumental Analysis - Lecture* 4 MW 2:10-3:00 M223 Ingle
Instrumental Analysis - Lab TR 12:10-3:00 M203 Ingle
CH 599 L1F 1 Research Problems in Chemistry II* Var By Appointment Ingle
CH 599 L1F 2 Research Problems in Chemistry II* Var By Appointment Watanabe
NS 108 L1F Laboratory Topics (FR) 2 TR 12:10-2:00 M221 Watanabe/O'Rourke
NS 110 L1F Earth and Space Science - Lecture (FR) 4 MWF 2:10-3:00 M221 O'Rourke
Earth and Space Science - Lab T 12:10-2:00 M221 O'Rourke
PHY 216 L1F Physics II - Lecture* 4 MWF 10:30-11:20 M223 Watanabe
Physics II - Lab R 8:30-11:20 M221 Watanabe
ACCELERATED NURSING
Accelerated Nursing Spring I courses meet December 31 to February 22, 2013
NU 514 L1A Care of Women, Children and Families I 4 Contact Nursing Dept
NU 518 L1A Adult Health II 6 Contact Nursing Dept
Accelerated Nursing Spring II courses meet February 25 to April 19, 2013
NU 516 L1B Care of Women, Children and Families II 4 Contact Nursing Dept NU 590 L1B Senior Integrative Seminar (IS) 2 Contact Nursing Dept
THNU 390 L1B Mission in Health Care (IS) 3 Contact Nursing Dept
NURSING
NU 410 L1F Research in Nursing 3 Contact Nursing Dept TBA
NU 450 L1F Pharmacology 3 Contact Nursing Dept TBA
NU 460 L1F Adult Health I 6 Contact Nursing Dept TBA
NU 470 L1F Mental Health 4 Contact Nursing Dept TBA
NU 520 L1F Palliative Care 3 Contact Nursing Dept TBA
NU 525 L1F Community Health Care (CS) 4 Contact Nursing Dept TBA
NU 540 L1F Leadership Roles in Nursing 4 Contact Nursing Dept TBA
NU 550 L1F Senior Clinical Practicum 2 Contact Nursing Dept TBA
NU 590 L1F Senior Integrative Seminar (IS) 2 Contact Nursing Dept TBA
Course No. Course Title Credits Days Time Room Faculty PHILOSOPHY
PH 270 L2F Intro to Philosophy 3 M See Main Campus Evening TBA
PH 350 L1F Philosophy of Religion (IS) 3 TR 12:10-1:30 SMH318 O' Leary
PH 360 L1F Philosophy of Human Nature (IS) 3 TR 9:30-10:50 X210 O' Leary
PHPS 372 L1F Political Thought II 3 TR 12:10-1:30 X205 Scott
THPH 225 L1F What is the Good Life 3 MWF 8:30-9:20 SMH318 Hughes
PSYCHOLOGY & CRIMINOLOGY
APYCR 325 L1F Introduction to Addictions 3 MWF 1:10-2:00 MD 401 Greene
CR 300 L1F Special Topics: Ethics in Criminology 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 MD 401 Bonner
CR 350 L1F Victimology* 3 TR 9:30-10:50 MD 408 Burland
CR 380 L1F Juvenile Delinquency* 3 TR 12:10-1:30 MD 401 Bonner
CR 450 L1F Criminology* 3 TR 8:00-9:20 MD 401 Bonner
PY 150 L1F Introduction to Psychology (FR) 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 MD 408 King
PY 240 L1F Marriage and Family (FR) 3 TR 8:00-9:20 MD 408 Burland
PY 290 L1F Child and Adolescent Psychology (FR) 3 TR 1:40-3:00 MD 408 Loehr
PY 320 L1F Human Sexuality* 3 TR 12:10-1:30 MD 408 Greene
PY 535 L1F Abnormal Psychology* 3 TR 8:00-9:20 MD 404 Greene
PYAPY 352 L1F Professional Ethics* 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 MD 404 Greene
PYCR 586 L1F Research Methods: Statistical Analysis* 3 TR 9:30-10:50 MD 404 King
PYCR 590 L1F Behavioral Science Seminar* 3 TR 1:40-3:00 MD 401 Burland
PYCR 591 L1F Practicum I* 1-3 M 1:10-2:00 MD 403 King
PYCR 592 L1F Practicum II* 1-3 M 1:10-2:00 MD 403 King
SCAPY 345 L1F Psychology of Sport* 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 MD 408 King
SO 110 L1F Introduction to Sociology (FR) 3 MWF 9:30-10:20 MD 408 Burland
SPORT, COACHING & ACTIVITIES
SCA 131 L1F Aqua-Conditioning (FR)# 1 TR 10:00-10:50 Pool Loewenstein
SCA 139 L1F Weight Training and Conditioning (FR)# 1 R 12:10-1:30 Ryan Bishop
SCA 140 L1F Raquetball (FR)# 1 TR 11:00-11:50 Ryan Erickson
SCA 146 L1F Fitness (FR)# 1 R 8:00-9:20 MCGFH Wiederholt
SCA 181 L3W First Aid/CPR (FR) 1 See Main Campus Weekend Loewenstein
SCA 226 L3W Water Safety Instructor (FR) 2 See Main Campus Weekend Loewenstein
SCA 250 L1F 1 Lifetime Wellness (FR) 3 TR 1:40-3:00 M113 Johnson
SCA 250 L1F 2 Lifetime Wellness (FR) 3 MWF 1:10-2:00 M113 Osborne
SCA 266 L1F Varsity Sports: Men's Basketball (FR)# 1 By Appointment Bishop
SCA 267 L1F Varsity Sports: Women's Basketball (FR)# 1 By Appointment Erickson
SCA 268 L1F Varsity Sports: Softball (FR)# 1 By Appointment Evans
SCA 269 L1F Varsity Sports: Baseball (FR)# 1 By Appointment Miller
SCA 270 L1F Varsity Sports: Track and Field (FR)# 1 By Appointment Dominguez
SCA 271 L1F Varsity Sports: Cheerleading (FR)# 1 By Appointment
SCA 280 L1F Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries (FR) 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 M22 Taylor
SCA 293 L1F Methods of Coaching: Soccer (FR) 2 TR 12:10-1:00 MCGFH Mazeitis
SCA 294 L1F Methods of Coaching: Football (FR) 2 TR 1:40-2:30 MCGFH Hinson
SCAPY 345 L1F Psychology of Sport 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 MD408 King
THRSA 218 L1F Musical Theatre Dance IV (FR)# 1 T 10:00-11:20 TBA Ibsen
Courses designated with a '#' are considered Activities - Only 4 credit hours of Activities apply towards Graduation
THEATRE
THR 250 L1F Acting (FR) 3 TR 1:40-3:00 X208 Trebus
THR 340 L1F Reader's Theatre/Scripting (FR) 3 MWF 12:10-1:00 X208 Ibsen
THR 350 L1F Production (FR) Var By Appointment Trebus
THR 380 L1F Children's Theatre* Var By Appointment Ibsen
THR 460 L1F Fundamentals of Directing* 3 MWF 10:30-11:20 X208 Ibsen
THR 596 L1F Theatre Seminar* 2 By Appointment Ibsen
THRSA 218 L1F Music Theater Dance IV* 1 T 10:00-11:20 XTHEAT Ibsen
Course No. Course Title Credits Days Time Room Faculty THEOLOGY & PASTORAL MINISTRY
PM 450 L2F Pastoral Applications in Ministry* 3 M See Main Campus Evening Quantz
TH 125 L1F Introduction to Catholicism 3 TR 12:10-1:30 M115 Quantz
TH 214 L1F History of World Christianity 16th-20th Centuries 3 TR 9:30-10:50 MD401 Quantz
TH 322 L1F Theology of the Sacraments* 3 TR 1:40-3:00 SMH318 Quantz
TH 325 L1F Perspectives on the Church (IS)* 3 TR 8:00-9:20 SMH318 Hughes
TH 425 L1F Mystery of God* 3 TR 9:30-10:50 SMH318 Hughes
THPH 225 L1F What is the Good Life 3 MWF 8:30-9:20 SMH318 Hughes
All Theology Courses 300 level and above require at least one lower level course (100 or 200 level) *Consult Catalog or Department for prerequisites and/or approval
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MAIN CAMPUS EVENING COURSES - 4100 S. 4th Street, Leavenworth, KS Classes Meet January 14 to May 8, 2014
Course No. Course Title Credits Days Time Room Faculty
CH 420 L1F Inorganic Chemistry* 3 T 6:00-8:40 M223 Watanabe
EN 310 L2F Transfer Core (FR) 3 TR 6:00-8:40 SMH318 Usera
EN 484 L2F Special Topic: Arthurian Literature 3 T 6:00-8:40 SMH317 Hebert
ENGS 395 L2F International Cinema 3 R 6:00-9:00 Mabee Ingle
MU 136 L2F USM Community Band (FR) 1 M 6:00-8:00 WR Proctor
PH 270 L2F Intro to Philosophy 3 M 6:00-8:40 X210 TBA
PM 450 L2F Pastoral Applications in Ministry* 3 M 6:00-8:40 SMH308 Quantz
Spring I classes meet January 14 to March 7, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments)
IT 320 L2A Adv. Mngt Information Systems (Hybrid, IS)* 3 W 6:00-9:50 M21 TBA
Main Campus Weekend Courses
SCA 181 L3W First Aid/CPR (FR) 1 By Appointment - Ext 6622 Loewenstein
SCA 226 L3W Water Safety Instructor (FR) 2 By Appointment - Ext 6622 Loewenstein
Main Campus Weekend Workshops
All workshops meet Friday 6pm-9pm and Saturday 9am-5pm
IT 108 L3W Intermediate Excel (FR) 1 March 21 & 22 M21 Delay
IT 118 L3W Intermediate Word (FR) 1 April 11 & 12 M21 Delay
IT 128 L3W Intermediate PowerPoint (FR) 1 April 25 & 26 M21 Delay
Johnson County Campus Weekend Courses & Workshops
APY 552 C1W Methods III: Family Systems 3 S Motl
Meets Every other Saturday from 9am-1:00, beginning Jan. 18, 2014
CDE 406 C3W Integrating Mental, Emotional, Social Health in the Classroom 1 FS Filley Friday January 10 (6:00p-9:00p) and Saturday January 11, (9:00a-4:00p)
CDE 407 C3W Using Play to Create a Healthy classroom 1 FS Filley
Friday February 7 (6:00p-9:00p) and Saturday February 8 (9:00a-4:00p)
CDE 408 C3W Creative Play Interventions for Healthy Classrooms 1 FS Filley
Friday April 4 (6:00p-9:00p) and Saturday April 5 (9:00a-4:00p) JOHNSON COUNTY CAMPUS - 11413 Pflumm Road, Overland Park, KS
Classes Meet January 14 to May 8, 2014
APY 591 C2F Field Practicum Var By Appointment Hemphill
ED 411 C2F Seminar II: Curr. Inst & Assess in Diverse Settings*# 1 By Appointment Doolittle, C ED 415 C2F Classroom Assessment & Instructional Approaches 3 M 6:00-8:40 Doolittle, C ED 463 C2F Integrating the Arts into Social Studies Instruction*# 3 R 6:00-9:50 Doolittle, D
ED 466 C2F Teaching Mathematics in Elementary School# 3 T 6:00-8:40 Schluben
ED 590 C2F Seminar III: Professinal Collaboration+ 1 By Appointment Landever
ED 594 C2F Classroom Management and Student Motivation+ 3 By Appointment Carnahan
ED 595 C2F Student Teaching Elementary+ 8 By Appointment Landever
ED 596 C2F Student Teaching Secondary+ 8 By Appointment Landever
GE 325 C2F Life Experience Seminar 1 By Appointment Kolb
GE 332 C2F The Human Condition, Seminar II 6 W 6:00-9:50 Raser/O'Leary
*ED 411 & 463 taken concurrently #Prerequisite: Passing scores on PPST +ED 590, 594 & 595 taken concurrently Spring I classes meet January 13 to March 7, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments)
CR 450 C2A Criminology 3 T 6:00-9:50 Istas
MGT 231 C2A Principles of Management 3 T 6:00-9:50 M. Ba
MGT 334 C2A Entrepreneurship and e-business 3 M 6:00-9:50 Heathcock
PS 395 C2A Introduction to International Affairs 3 M 6:00-9:50 Scott
PY 535 C2A Abnormal Psychology 3 R 6:00-9:50 Dercher
Spring II classes meet March 17 to May 8, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments)
APY 325 C2B Addictions 3 R 6:00-9:50 Jewell
HI 595 C2B Special Topic: Vietnam and the Great Society 3 M 6:00-9:50 Craddock
MGT 410 C2B Human Resources 3 R 6:00-9:50 Garza-Lang
MGT 55O C2B Business Policy and Ethics 3 TBA 6:00-9:50 TBA
PY 355 C2B Aging: Issues and Perspectives 3 T 6:00-9:50 Tiegreen
*Consult Catalog or Department for prerequisites and/or approval
JOHNSON COUNTY CAMPUS - 11413 Pflumm Road, Overland Park, KS Classes Meet January 14 to May 8, 2014
Course No. Course Title Credits Days Time Room Faculty
PY 730 C2F Methods of Research and Assessment 3 M 7:35-10:05 Strohm
PY 731 C2F Statistical Analysis in Psychology 3 R 06:00-8:30 Post
PY 734 C2F Personality Assessment* 3 T 5:00-7:30 Hemphill
PY 741 C2F Issues in Ethics and Professional Development* 3 W 5:00-7:30 Strohm
PY 744 C2F Career Development and Counseling 3 M 5:00-7:30 Strohm
PY 749 C2F Helping Relationship Skills* 3 W 7:35-10:05 Strohm
PY 761 C2F Practicum Var T 7:35-9:35 Hemphill
PY 780 C2F Summary Portfolio 1 By Appointment Hemphill
*Required for Practicum
Education Spring I courses meet January 13 to March 7, 2014
ED 723 C2A Research in Education 3 W 5:00-8:40 Bogdon
ED 724 C2A Cultural Diversity 3 M 5:00-8:40 Taylor
ED 737 C2A Leadership and Change 3 T 5:00-8:40 Swift
SPED 705 C2A Educating Students with Social Behavior Needs 3 TBA 5:00-8:40 TBA MBA Spring I courses meet December 30 to February 21, 2014
MGT 701 C2A Organizational Management 3 R 6:00-9:50 Hague
MGT 708 C2A HR Management 3 R 6:00-9:50 Garza-Lang
MGT 711 C2A Managerial Accounting 3 T 6:00-9:50 Growney
MGT 714 C2A Global Management 3 R 6:00-9:50 Harvey
Education Spring II courses meet March 17 to May 8, 2014
ED 720 C2B Curriculum and Assessment 3 W 5:00-8:40 Parscale
ED 732 C2B Political and Ethical Structures 3 W 5:00-8:40 Punswick
ED 734 C2B Adult Education 3 W 5:00-8:40 Bogdon
ED 753 C2B Integrated Language Arts 3 M 5:00-8:40 Whitlock
ED 755 C2B Practicum II 1 By Appointment Carnahan
ED 783 C2B Linguistics 3 R 5:00-8:40 Doolittle, C
SPED 705 C2B Educating Children with Social and Behavioral Needs 3 M 5:00-8:40 Cook
SPED 707 C2B Methods-Reading/Language Arts 3 M 5:00-8:40 Hogan
MBA Spring II courses meet February 24 to April 18, 2014
MGT 709 C2B Managerial Economics 3 R 6:00-9:50 Ba, M
MGT 712 C2B Managerial Finance 3 T 6:00-9:50 Growney
MGT 795 C2B Strategic Management and Ethics 3 R 6:00-9:50 McFarland
Master of Arts in Education (Leavenworth Campus) Spring I classes meet January 13 to March 7, 2014
ED 728 M2A Instructional Technology 3 T 5:00-8:40 DEP12 Hansford
Spring II classes meet March 17 to May 8, 2014
ED 733 M2B Diagnostic Procedures and Instructional Approaches 3 T 5:00-8:40 DEP12 TBA
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Dept Course No. Course Title Credits Faculty Undergraduate Courses
Spring I classes begin December 30 to February 21, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments)
BI 110 W4A Biology for Today (IS) 3 Mackintosh Online
EN 310 W4A Transfer Core 3 TBA Online
FATHR 119 W4A Introduction to Theatre 3 Magee, K Online
MA 230 W4A Statistics* 3 Silvey Online
PH 442 W4A Bioethics 3 TBA Online
TH 375 W4A World Religions (IS)* 3 Connelly Online
THNU 390 W4A Mission In Healthcare (IS)* 3 Connelly Online
Spring II classes begin February 24 to April 18, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments)
GE 325 W4B Life Experience 3 Kolb Online
HI 470 W4B The American Century (IS) 3 Anthony Online
MA 115 W4B Intermediate Algebra 3 Herndon Online
PY 355 W4B Issues in Aging 3 Magee, P Online
SO 110 W4B Intro to Sociology 3 Wilson, G Online
THNU 390 W4B Mission In Healthcare (IS)* 3 Varnum Online
*Consult Catalog or Department for prerequisites and/or approval NURSING RN to BSN ONLINE PROGRAM
Spring I classes begin December 30 to February 21, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments) HCMGT 415 W4A Communication & Relationship Building 3 Robinson Online
HCMGT 417 W4A Business Skills for Health Care Managers 3 Girard Online
NU 402 W4A Nursing as a Profession 3 Wollenhaupt Online
NU 410 W4A Research in Nursing 3 Howard Online
NU 420 W4A Health Assessment 3 Bruner-Hill Online
NU 454 W4A Pathophysiology 3 Easter Online
NU 520 W4A Palliative Care 3 Dalrymple Online
NU 525 W4A Community Health 4 Marsh Online
NU 540 W4A Leadership in Nursing 4 Marsh Online
NU 580 W4A Senior Seminar 3 Wollenhaupt Online
Spring II classes begin February 24 to April 18, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments)
HCMGT 418 W4B Legal & Ethical Issues in Healthcare 3 Jumper Online
NU 402 W4B Nursing as a Profession 3 Wollenhaupt Online
NU 410 W4B Research in Nursing 3 Howard Online
NU 420 W4B Health Assessment 3 Bruner-Hill Online
NU 454 W4B Pathophysiology 3 Easter Online
NU 520 W4B Palliative Care 3 Ducey Online
NU 525 W4B Community Health 4 Marsh Online
NU 540 W4B Leadership in Nursing 4 Marsh Online
NU 580 W4B Senior Seminar 3 Wollenhaupt Online
MBA - ONLINE
Spring I classes begin December 30 to February 21, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments)
HCMGT 715 Communication and Relationship Building 3 Robinson Online
HCMGT 717 Business Skills for the Healthcare Manager 3 Girard Online
MGT 701 W4A Organizational Management 3 Schrepel Online
MGT 704 W4A 1 Marketing Management 3 Watkins Online
MGT 704 W4A 2 Marketing Management 3 Cox, J Online
MGT 708 W4A 1 Human Resources Management 3 Smith, S Online
MGT 708 W4A 2 Human Resources Management 3 Washburn Online
MGT 709 W4A Managerial Economics 3 Hovey Online
(Prerequisite: Online primer must be completed by students who are required to take the primer.)
MGT 711 W4A 1 Managerial Accounting 3 Damore Online
(Prerequisite: Online primer must be completed by students who are required to take the primer.)
MGT 711 W4A 2 Managerial Accounting 3 TBA Online
(Prerequisite: Online primer must be completed by students who are required to take the primer.)
MGT 712 W4A 1 Managerial Finance 3 Springer Online
(Prerequisite: Online primer must be completed by students who are required to take the primer.)
MBA - ONLINE CONTINUED
Dept Course No. Course Title Credits Faculty
MGT 712 W4A 2 Managerial Finance 3 TBA Online
MGT 713 W4A Operations Management 3 TBA Online
MGT 714 W4A Global Management 3 Lennard Online
(Prerequisite: MGT704 Marketing Management)
MGT 731 W4A Management Information Systems 3 Morrison, Online
MGT 748 W4A Buyer Behavior and Marketing Research 3 Wood, K Online
(Prerequisite: MGT747 Advertising in the 21st Century)
MGT 753 W4A Conflict Management and Negotiation 3 Rasmusse Online
(Prerequisite: MGT708 Human Resources Management)
MGT 768 W4A Financial and Capital Issues 3 McFarland Online
(Prerequisite: MGT712 Managerial Finance)
MGT 795 W4A Strategic Management and Ethics 3 Smith, P Online
(Prerequisite: All core courses)
Spring II classes begin February 24 to April 18, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments) HCMGT 718 Legal and Ethical Issues in Health Care 3 Jumper
MGT 701 W4B 1 Organizational Management 3 Schrepel Online
MGT 701 W4B 2 Organizational Management 3 Morrison, Online
MGT 704 W4B 1 Marketing Management 3 Wood, K Online
MGT 704 W4B 2 Marketing Management 3 Watkins Online
MGT 708 W4B 1 Human Resources Management 3 Rasmusse Online
MGT 708 W4B 2 Human Resources Management 3 Smith, S
MGT 709 W4B Managerial Economics 3 Hovey Online
(Prerequisite: Online primer must be completed by students who are required to take the primer.)
MGT 711 W4B Managerial Accounting 3 Damore Online
(Prerequisite: Online primer must be completed by students who are required to take the primer.)
MGT 712 W4B Managerial Finance 3 Springer Online
(Prerequisite: MGT711 and Online primer must be completed from students who are required to take the primer.)
MGT 713 W4B Operations Management 3 Heathcock Online
MGT 714 W4B Global Management 3 Lennard Online
(Prerequisite: MGT704 Marketing Management)
MGT 724 W4B Legal and Ethical Environment of Business 3 Hamilton Online
(Prerequisite: MGT708 Human Resources Management)
MGT 749 W4B Advanced Marketing Strategy and Planning 3 Cox, J Online
(Prerequisite: MGT748 Buyer Behavior and Marketing Research)
MGT 750 W4B Leadership 3 Harvey Online
MGT 760 W4B Advanced Financial Topics 3 Smith, P Online
(Prerequisite: MGT768 Financial and Capital Issues)
MGT 776 W4B ERM: Culture, Management, and Control 3 TBA Online
(Prerequisite: MGT713 Operations Management)
MGT 795 W4B Strategic Management and Ethics 3 Mincey Online
(Prerequisite: All core courses) MAT - Online
Spring I classes begin December 30 to April 11, 2014
MAT 726 W4C Technology Reflective Teacher Leadership 3 Gregg Online
MAT 728 W4C Engaging Learners with Brain Based Strategies 3 TBA Online
Spring I classes begin December 30 to February 21, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments)
MAT 718 W4A 21st Century Teaching & Learning Strategies 3 TBA Online
MAT 723 W4A Action Research Effective Classroom Environment 3 Lawrence Online Spring II classes begin February 24 to April 18, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments)
MAT 719 W4B Curriculum Design & Differentiation 3 Honacki Online
MAT 735 W4B Meeting Needs of Diverse Students 3 TBA Online
Master of Science in Nursing
Spring I classes begin December 30 to February 21, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments) NU 607 W4A Advanced Health Assessment and Health Promotion 3 Behney Online
NU 641 W4A Statistics for Health Care 1 Lassater Online
NU 701 W4A Foundations of Advanced Nursing Practice 3 Lassater Online
Spring II classes begin February 24 to April 18, 2014 (Intensive courses taught in 8wk period require pre-assignments) (Prerequisite: MGT711 Managerial Accounting and Online primer must be completed by students who are required to take the primer.)
Master of Science in Nursing - CONTINUED
NU 609 W4B Advanced Physiology and Pathophysiology 3 McClure Online
NU 641 W4B Statistics for Health Care 1 Lassater Online
NU 701 W4B Foundations of Advanced Nursing Practice 3 Mahoney Online
BI 205: Forensic Biology
BI 358: Human Physiology
CR 300: Special Topics: Ethics in Criminology
EN 484: Special Topics: Arthurian Literature
ENGS 395: Special Topic: International Cinema
HI 121: European History from 1215-20th Century
HI 380: American Sport History
HI 395 1: Churchill's Follies - Britian, France and the Creation of the Modern Middle East
This topical course examines American sport over the course of the nation’s history in relation to political, economic, social, and cultural developments. Specifically, the class will focus on the growth of organized sports and how race, class, gender, ethnicity, capitalism, nationalism, globalization, and religion have crafted a relationship between sports and American society. From this course, students will develop a better understanding of the history of America through an assessment of the influence that sports have had in shaping American culture.
The course will trace British and French imperialism in the Middle East in the 1800s and the carving up of the Ottoman Empire in 1919. Themes such as orientalism, colonialism, the failure of the Wilsonian Moment, and the burgeoning geopolitics of oil will be explored. Students should have 6-9 hours of history or international relations prior to entering the class as there is a strong writing component.
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An examination of the ethical issues pertaining to the professional activities in the field of criminology. Through focus on policing, courts, corrections, and policy making, all aspects of the field are explored through the various philosophies of ethical decision making. The course takes the students through the development of the awareness of ethical issues, and critically thinking and analyzing the issues in order to increase their sense of personal responsibility. This course fulfills the requirement for PYAPY 352 Professional Ethics for Criminology Majors.
This course will examine the cinemas and media industries of several countries across the globe. These include, but are not limited to, France, Spain, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Russia, Romania, Italy, Japan, China, Iran, Israel, Nigeria, Senegal, Mali, Brazil, Mexico, Cuba, and Argentina. Film screenings will supplement the pertinent issues of national identity, as well as historical and contemporary political issues. This course will also focus on the key filmmakers, genres, and movements.
Forensic evidence has become increasingly important to law enforcement investigations and court proceedings. This hands-on course will introduce students to a range of biological topics that intersect with forensic analysis such as identification, time of death determination, hair and fiber analysis, and fluid analysis. Lecture and Lab. Labs may include measurement and microscope use, documentation and evidence collection, vertebrate osteology, hair analysis, forensic entomology, and forensic anthropology. The course is suitable for non-majors; no pre-requisites are required.
This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the function and regulation of the human body. The course will stress the physiological integration of the organ systems to maintain homeostasis in the human body. Course content will include neural and hormonal homeostatic control mechanisms, as well as study of the musculoskeletal, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, urinary, immune, reproductive, and endocrine organ systems. Prerequisites include BI 256 Human Anatomy AND one semester of college-level chemistry.
This course is a survey course for students who are interested European History and also for students who want to move on to upper-level non-US history classes offered under the HI395 umbrella. Topics covered will include Renaissance, Reformation and Counter-Reformation, Revolutions, Black Death, the rise of the Nation-State, the Age of Exploration, the rise of print culture, Colonialism, Imperialism (economic, environmental, and political), and the consequences of World Wars, from the Seven Years War to World War II. The course assumes no prior knowledge by the students and would be excellent for students preparing to teach.
This course will examine the literature and legend of King Arthur and his knights, from his possibly historical origins to contemporary retellings of his story. We will read many well-known texts such as Malory’s Le Morte DArthur, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, and A
Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court.Along the way, we will play with the shifting ideas of chivalry and knighthood, rulership, the roles of men and women in society, and history vs. literary convention, and think about why King Arthur remains such a popular and enduring figure in literature and media of all kinds today.
HI 395 2: From Main Street to Wall Street - The History of Capitalism and Labor in America
HIPS 354: Sexuality & Nationalism
GS 595: Special Topics: Advanced International Peacebuilding
This topical course covers the history of American capitalism and labor movements from the colonial period through the 21st century.
Topics include: the debate regarding the profitability of American slavery; the causes behind American financial boom and bust cycles and the government responses to financial perils, including the Panic of 1819, the Great Depression, and the Great Recession of 2008; government reaction to class warfare and labor violence in cases such as Bacon’s Rebellion, the Molly Maguires, Haymarket, Homestead, and the Wobblies; the usage and exploitation of land and resources for capitalistic gain as evidenced by the Dust Bowl of the 1930s; the developments of wealth inequality and the opposition to capitalism from the communist, socialist, populist, and Occupy Wall Street perspectives; and the decline of labor unions since the 1980s and the subsequent “Nickel and Dime” lifestyle of American minimum wage workers in the modern era.
This course is an applied-theory project that utilizes a teamwork format. That is, students will constitute a team that works on a case study of a real conflict. The team is to study the underlying facts and issues of the conflict and prepare a role-playing scenario for use by USM’s 7th Annual High School Students’ Peace Conference. The scenario is to assist conference participants in (1) understanding the issues and causes of the conflict, (2) conceptualizing practical approaches to reducing tensions and (3)
speculating about possible ways of ameliorating historical traumas. The instructor will participate as a member of the team, providing guidance and oversight.
This idea seminar examines the histories and patterns of sexual relations in different societies as expressions (manifestations) of different national, cultural and ideological identities. How do the common patterns of sexual relations reflect political patterns of particular societies? How are our most intimate self-expressions influenced and shaped by our broadest social and political beliefs? Topics include Sexuality and Gender in Western World, in Communist World, in Muslim World, Sexuality and Underdevelopment, and Sexuality and Globalization. Mainly, it is an overview of some of the main historical and contemporary political identities examined through the conceptual tool of sexual relations.
SPRING 2014 ADVISING CALENDAR
First Meeting for Classes - 16 weekEvening classes begin…undergraduate degree completion program Overland Park
Evening classes begin…undergraduate Leavenworth programs 13-Jan
Day classes begin 13-Jan
Students enrolling after January 13 will be assessed a $50 late registration fee.
Last day for registration 20-Jan
Last day to add classes* 20-Jan
Last day to drop a course without $5.00 fee* 27-Jan
Dropped courses indicated with a mark of "W"* 28-Jan
Mid-term grades due in Registrar Office 7-Mar
Spring Break-Leavenworth Campus Day/Evening 8-16 Mar
Classes resume 17-Mar
Last day to drop a course with a mark of "W"* 28-Mar
Dropped courses now indicated with a mark of "WP" or "WF"* 31-Mar
Easter Break 18-20 Apr
Classes resume 21-Apr
Last day to drop a course* 25-Apr
Final exams 5-8 May
Commencement 10-May
For classes beginning week of December 31- 1st 8 Weeks
Last day to add classes may not add once classes have begun
Last day to drop a course without $5.00 fee 6-Jan
Dropped courses indicated with a mark of "W" 7-Jan
Last day to drop a course with a mark of "W" 31-Jan
Dropped courses now indicated with a mark of "WP" or "WF" 1-Feb
Last day to drop a course 7-Feb
For classes beginning week of January 13 - 1st 8 Weeks
Last day to add classes may not add once classes have begun
Last day to drop a course without $5.00 fee 20-Jan
Dropped courses indicated with a mark of "W" 21-Jan
Last day to drop a course with a mark of "W" 16-Feb
Dropped courses now indicated with a mark of "WP" or "WF" 17-Feb
Last day to drop a course 21-Feb
For classes beginning week of February 24 - 2nd 8 Weeks
Last day to add classes may not add once classes have begun
Last day to drop a course without $5.00 fee 28-Feb
Dropped courses indicated with a mark of "W" 1-Mar
Last day to drop a course with a mark of "W" 28-Mar
Dropped courses now indicated with a mark of "WP" or "WF" 29-Mar
Last day to drop a course 4-Apr
For classes beginning week of March 17 - 2nd 8 Weeks
Last day to add classes may not add once classes have begun
Last day to drop a course without $5.00 fee 24-Mar
Dropped courses indicated with a mark of "W" 25-Mar
Last day to drop a course with a mark of "W" 18-Apr
Dropped courses now indicated with a mark of "WP" or "WF" 19-Apr
Last day to drop a course 25-Apr
![Book Review: Tassos PAPACOSTAS - Maria PARANI (eds.), Discipuli dona ferentes. Glimpses of Byzantium in Honour of Marlia Mundell Mango [Byzantios. Studies in Byzantine History and Civilization, 11], Turnhout 2017.](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==)