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SPRING 2016 SCHEDULE BOOK
October 30 .......... Priority Registration Begins
January 14-15 ..... Class Registration
January 18 .......... Dismissal for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
January 19 .......... Classes Begin
January 27 .......... Account Balance Due
January 29 .......... Last Day Full Fee Refund
February 12 ........ Withdrawal after this date – No Refund of Fees
March 21-25 ........ Spring Break
April 8 ................ Last Day to Withdraw from a Single Class with a “W”
May 2 .................. Last Day to Withdraw from all Classes with a “W”
May 6 .................. Last Day of Classes
May 9-13 ............. Final Examinations
May 14 ............... Commencement
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The Fall 2015 semester marked one of the largest
freshman classes in Missouri Southern’s history!
In oorder to better accommodate our growing student population
as well as providing state-of-the-art facilities, remodeling of
Reynolds Hall will begin December of 2015. Reynolds is home to
our Biology, Chemistry and Physical Sciences, and Math
departments. Select classes have been relocated to Reynolds
Annex, located near the Biology pond and Physical Plant at the
West end of the campus.
Please verify your spring schedule in LioNet before classes
begin Tuesday, January 19 due to potential last
minute changes.
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TA BL E OF CONTENTS
Audit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Book Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Bookstore Hours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Business Workshops (Small Business &
Technology Development Center)�� 77-78
Building Abbreviations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Classes Offered. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-76
Delayed Start. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73-76
Graduate -Spring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Continuing Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Disclosure of Directory Information��6
Distance Learning Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4
Fees (Schedule of). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Final Exam Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Graduation Application Deadlines��6
Inclement Weather Contingency Plan��7
LioNet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Major/Minor Codes/Certificates Undergraduate
and Graduate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10
On-Line Degree Audit (CAPP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Priority Registration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 3
Registration Procedures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Schedule Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Sixty-Five Plus (65+) Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Small Business & Technology Development Center . . ..77-78
Student Success Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Students with Disabilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Transfer Students & Former Students Registration . . . .. 3
Tuition & Fee Payment (Student Account
Due Dates). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Web Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
PRIORITY REGISTRATION SCHEDULE
Spring 2016
• October 30, 2015
Honors, Junior and Senior Varsity Athletes, Junior
and Senior Athletic Trainers, Students with Disabilities (must be pre-approved by the Coordinator
of Disability Services), and approved participants
in Project STAY.
• November 2 through December 4, 2015
Students with 90 or more hours or who have an
approved application to graduate in May 2016
with an Associate Degree.
Students with 60 or more hours.
Students with 30 or more hours.
Transfer Students
Students with 1 or more hours and first time
Post-Graduate students.
Open Registration
YOUR SCHEDULE CANNOT BE ENTERED IN THE
COMPUTER PRIOR TO THE DATES LISTED.
This publication will be made available in
alternative formats upon request. Contact
Brenda Beasley at 417-625-9591.
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LioNet
LioNet is Missouri Southern State University’s web portal that
provides personalized access to web services. In separate
mailings students receive their LioNet ID number, or SID
(begins with S and is followed by 8 numbers) and LioNet default PIN (6 alpha-numeric characters). Login with your last
name-first initial and three digit number (Smith-A001). Your
password is the LioNet default PIN. Be sure to enter any letters of your PIN in upper-case. The PIN will also be used
for registration. All registered students have access to course
information, group tools, campus life, work life, personal calendars, email, and more – anytime, anywhere. Students can
use LioNet to check their schedule, fees (including payment
of fees), personal information, transcript, grades and to see
campus announcements. The University does not send out
grade reports. Students view through LioNet. LioNet can be
accessed at:
http://lionet.mssu.edu
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Running a CAPP Degree Evaluation in LIONET
1.Log on to your LioNet account using your MSSU email and
password.
2.Select "Student Menu" under the Quick Links section.
3.Select the "Student Records" menu.
4. Select "Degree Evaluation".
5. Select the current term.
6. This will take you to a screen that shows your current major.
Click on "Generate a New Evaluation" located at the bottom of
the screen to run a new CAPP Degree Evaluation.
7. Select the radio button next to your program (degree) and
choose the evaluation term. The evaluation term should be
the current term or your anticipated term of graduation so that
all your coursework is included in the evaluation. Click on
"Generate Request".
8. Select the "Detail Requirements" option to view your CAPP
Degree Evaluation.
9. Print your CAPP Degree Audit in LANDSCAPE format.
Be sure to bring a printed copy of your CAPP Degree Evaluation
to your advising appointment! For more information about the
CAPP Degree Evaluation, generating an evaluation for a different major, and interpreting your evaluation, visit the CAPP
Degree Evaluation FAQS at:
http://www. mssu.edu/registrar/capp-faq.php
UNDERGRADUATE
SCHEDULE OF FEES
(Spring 2016 SEMESTER)
TUITION AND INCIDENTAL FEES FOR 2015-2016:
Tuition (per credit hour)
Missouri Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $177.03
Non-Residents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $354.06
Textbook Rental Fee (per credit hour, per book) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12.00
Technology Fee
Full-time students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60.00
Part-time students. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30.00
Student Activity Fee
Full-time students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00
Part-time students. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00
Student Recreation Center Fee
7 or more credit hours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150.00
6 or less credit hours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75.00
Parking Fee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18.00
Student Health Center Fee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30.00
OTHER UNIVERSITY FEES: (additional explanation in
university catalog)
Admission Application Fee (non-refundable) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Late Registration Fee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Commencement Regalia Fee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reinstatement Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Graduation Fee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Late Rental Book Fee (per credit hour, per book). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lion Card ID - First-time students. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Replacement Card. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Late Rental Book Fee (per credit hour, per book). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Missouri Constitution Test Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Transcript Fee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$25.00
$10.00
$30.00
$50.00
$50.00
$12.00
$10.00
$20.00
$12.00
$30.00
$10.00
SPECIAL COURSE FEES: (NON-REFUNDABLE)
Distance Learning Fee for Internet/Online,
TV, ITV Courses (per credit hour). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60.00
Distance Learning Library Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.00
Other incidental fees for supplemental class materials, testing
or other course-related costs may be assessed as required.
For additional information visit the Bursar's website at:
http://www.mssu.edu/offices/bursar/
THE UNIVERSITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
ADD OR CHANGE FEES WITHOUT NOTICE.
SPRING 2016 • VIEW YOUR INVOICE ON LIONET
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REGISTRATION PROCEDURES
PRIORITY REGISTRATION OCTOBER 30-NOVEMBER 12, 2015
Priority registration is by appointment with an academic advisor in the department
of your declated major. If undeclared and taking classes on campus or online, by
appointment with Advising, Counseling and Testing Services, Hearnes Hall, room
314.
Returning students who were not enrolled during the Fall 2015 semester will start
the registration procedure either in the Admissions Office, Hearnes Hall or online at
www.mssu.edu/advancement/admissions/.
PRIORITY REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Print your Degree Audit CAPP in LANDSCAPE format.
2. Make an appointment with your advisor. A list of available appointment times
will be posted by the advisor's office. Your advisor will assist you; however,
you are responsible for selecting courses. Check the catalog (online at
http://www.mssu.edu/current-students-information/) for prerequisite
requirements.
3. After meeting with your advisor, have the schedule entered in the computer
terminal according to your approved registration date listed on the schedule
below and during the hours posted by the department of your major, or use
Web Registration (see below).
Faculty and Staff may not be available for advising or
registration during final exams December 7-11, 2015.
WEB REGISTRATION
You may select the LioNet icon on the MSSU homepage or go to http://lionet.
mssu.edu and choose “Registration Tools” from the Quick Links. Web Registration
is available to currently enrolled students with 30 or more hours who are not on
academic probation or suspension. Your log-on ID and password will be required
as well as your alternate registration PIN. Students should contact their advisor
for the alternate registration PIN. Some advisors do not permit advisees to utilize
web registration.
Web Registration allows you to register yourself for courses that are open if you
have met the prerequisites and there is not time conflict with your other courses.
Before you can web register:
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Contact your advisor; he/she must issue a new alternate registration PIN.
Holds for academic or financial reasons will need to be cleared.
Your assigned beginning enrollment date applies.
See the Priority Registration schedule dates listed on page 1.
After the first week of the term, students will not be permitted to make changes
to their schedule through LioNet.
You also have the option to enroll in person through your advisor on or after your
assigned date. If you have problems using Web Registration, please see your
advisor. If you have not declared a major and you will be attending classes on
campus, see the Advising, Counseling & Testing Services in Hearnes Hall. If you
have not declared a major and you are taking all online classes, contact Online
Academic Advising in Webster Hall, or by email at [email protected].
REGULAR REGISTRATION: JANUARY 14 - 15, 2016
Registration will be from 1:00 - 4:30 P.M. in the department of your major.
Undeclared majors attending on campus classes or online classes should register
with the Advising, Counseling & Testing Services, Hearnes Hall, room 314.
Faculty and staff will not be available for advising or registration before 1:00 P.M.
Note: Delayed start classes have various registration deadlines. Registration must
be completed no later than the second day of class.
LATE REGISTRATION: JANUARY 19 - 22, 2016
Late Registration will be in the department of your major. Undeclared majors
attending on campus or online classes should register with Advising, Counseling &
Testing Services, Hearnes Hall, room 314.
Changes in class schedules may be made during this time.
SPECIAL REGISTRATION: JANUARY 25 - 29, 2016
Adding a single class or enrolling in multiple classes will be done in the appropriate
department of the class only with the permission of the instructor and chair of the
department offering the course. Changes in class schedules may be made, but
there will be a $10 late fee as governed by the University Refund Policy. (See
Refund Policy on page 4.) For additional information visit the Registrar's website at:
http://www.mssu.edu/registrar/registration.php
SOUTHERN WELCOME:
NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION AND ENROLLMENT PROGRAM
FRESHMEN, TRANSFER & FORMER STUDENTS
Southern Welcome Orientation and Enrollment programs will be held for all new
freshmen, transfer, and former students on November 18, 2015 and January
14, 2016. A reservation is required and can be done by completing an online
registration form at http://www.mssu.edu/southern-welcome/index.php.
Students transferring in college credits (including dual credit) should turn in an
official transcript to the Admissions Office. Students with previous college credits
can bring an unofficial copy of their college transcript to assist with enrollment at
Southern Welcome.
Students who cannot attend the scheduled orientation date may enroll in the
department of their major beginning November 16, 2015.
Undecided majors who will be attending on-campus classes will enroll through
Advising, Counseling and Testing Services (ACTS). Undecided majors who will be
taking classes entirely online will enroll through Online Academic Advising. Before
transfer students meet with an academic advisor to enroll, they should check with
the Admissions Office, 417-781-MSSU (6778), Hearnes Hall to make sure they are
eligible to enroll in classes.
DUAL CREDIT/DUAL ENROLLMENT
Mission
The mission of the MSSU Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment Program, in collaboration
with area high schools, is to provide geographically feasible and affordable access
to quality university-level undergraduate education to high-performing high school
students in order to enrich the high school educational experience as well as foster
a smooth transition from high school to a four-year university.
Student Eligibility
Student eligibility information is available through the Missouri Department of
Higher Education website. Please visit http://dhe.mo.gov/policies/dual-credit.php
for the most up-to-date student eligibility information.
Dual Credit
Dual credit enables qualified high school students to take University-level courses
taught by qualified high school instructors. Students simultaneously receive
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academic credit for the course from both the high school and MSSU.
Dual Enrollment
Dual enrollment enables qualified high school students to take University-level
courses taught by an MSSU faculty member while simultaneously enrolled in the
high school and MSSU. Credit is typically only awarded at the university level;
however, students may be eligible to earn high school credit for such courses with
approval from the high school district.
SIXTY-FIVE PLUS PROGRAM (65+)
The Sixty-Five Plus Program (formerly the Sixty-Plus Program) is a tuition waiver
offered by Missouri Southern State University designed for community members
sixty-five years of age or older (65+) who would like to take on campus classes
(audit only) with a special pricing benefit.
65+ students receive a 100% tuition waiver for three credit hours per semester. Book
rental charges, ID card, course supplies, special course fees, and repeated courses
are the student’s responsibility. A $25 registration/processing fee will be applied each
semester Continuing Education, online and graduate-level classes are not
eligible for the Sixty-Five Plus Program.
New 65+ students must be admitted to the university before they may register. To
apply for admission, contact the Admissions Office in Hearnes Hall room 106 or call
417.625.9378 .
Students may register during Regular Registration in the Registrar's office in Hearnes
Hall room 101 or by calling 417.625.9389.
AUDITING A COURSE
The cost to AUDIT is the same as for a credit course. The student must apply for
admission, enroll in the course and obtain a "Permit to Audit" from the Registrar's
Office. The signatures of the instructor as well as the Dean must be obtained. The signed "Permit to Audit" must be returned to the Registrar's Office, 101 Hearnes
Hall, by the end of the second week of classes. No change from audit to credit or
from credit to audit may be made after the second week of classes.
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
Accommodations for students with disabilities are made on an individual basis based
on the student’s current documentation. Students who need services or would like
more information, should contact the Coordinator of Student Disability Services
(659-3725) in the Student Success Center or the website at http://www.mssu.edu/
disability-services/.
STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER (659-3725) • Hearnes Hall
Classes and other services designed to meet the special academic needs of
students are offered through the Center. The Student Success Center hours during
the summer are Monday thru Thursday 7:00 A.M. -5:00 P.M. and Monday thru Friday
8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M during the fall and spring semesters.
Tutoring in Content Areas and Writing
Peer tutors are available. Tutoring is by appointment and on a drop-in basis. Both
short and long-term assistance is provided.
STUDENT ACCOUNT PAYMENT DUE DATES
Students who have pre-registered for the Spring 2016 term are required to view
their student account balance on LioNet upon enrollment. No paper statement will
be mailed. 100% of the student’s account balance will be due by the published due
date. This balance may be paid in full, via payment(s) to the student account, an
institutional payment plan (www.mssu.edu/paymybill), authorized financial aid or a
combination of these options.
SPRING 2016 DUE DATE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2016 BY 5:00 P.M.
100% of the total student account balance is due in full, prior to 5:00 P.M. on
Wednesday of the second week of classes(the 7th business day). Failure to remit
the balance required by January 27, 2016 at 5:00P.M. may result in an immediate
cancellation of your Spring 2016 class schedule. This due date is 5:00 p.m. on the
7th business day of each semester.
REINSTATEMENT POLICY (prepay after date listed below)
SPRING-Payment Deadline: 5:00 P.M., Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Following the deadline for tuition and fee payment, the Bursar’s Office will cancel the
registration of students for non-payment. After the drop, students must apply to seek
re-enrollment in their current class schedule. Students must apply for reinstatement
no later than Friday, January 29, 2016 but should reinstate as soon as possible in
order to receive grades for the term.
Students that fail to meet the deadline may seek reinstatement but must prepay at
the Bursar’s Office the estimated full amount of tuition, fees and books. The receipt
for payment must be presented in the Registrar’s office before reinstatement will be
considered by the instructors.
TUITION AND FEE REFUND POLICY - SPRING
• PRIOR TO END OF SECOND WEEK OF CLASSES
(100%): JANUARY 29, 2016.
• THIRD THROUGH FOURTH WEEKS
(50%): FEBRUARY 12, 2016.
(student is responsible for 50% of tuition and fees)
The 50% refund is not applicable for special course or records fees.
• AFTER FOURTH WEEK
(NONE): Beginning FEBRUARY 15, 2016.
(student is responsible for 100% of tuition and fees)
NOTE: Dates may vary for Off-Schedule classes. Withdrawal and refund of fees
information listed only pertains to full-term fall classes running from January 19
through May 6. Student must contact Registrar’s Office for information on offschedule courses. Questions about course fees for these classes must be directed
to the Bursar’s Office.
REPAYMENT NOTICE FOR FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID
• Students who withdraw earlier than 60% of the semester will be subject to
repayment of part or all of their aid, as determined by Federal Regulations. This
includes official and unofficial withdrawals stemming from student's last date of
attendance prior to the 60% of semester earned.
• Students will be notified in writing of any amount due. A hold will be placed on
the student’s account until repayment is made in full.
• Students must make repayment of their portion of financial aid within 45 days.
Failure to make repayment within 45 days will result in:
1. Referral to the U.S. Department of Education for collection.
2. Ineligibility for federal financial aid from all colleges and
universities until the repayment of aid and interest due is paid
to the U.S. Department of Education.
FINANCIAL AID REVIEW
Do you know the status of your student loans? Check www.nslds.ed.gov. Make
time for a Financial Aid review today. Call 417-625-9867 or come by the Financial
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Aid Office for a review of whom you owe, how much, and when to repay. The default
prevention counselor is located in Hearnes Hall.
WITHDRAWAL POLICY
Students who do not officially cancel their registration will be responsible for tuition
and fees as indicated above. NON-ATTENDANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A
WITHDRAWAL FROM CLASSES. Please confirm your registration in LioNet (not
Blackboard).
WITHDRAWAL FROM A SINGLE CLASS: Beginning February 1, 2016 student
must pick up a drop form in the Registrar's Office, obtain the required signatures, and
return the form to the Registrar’s Office. The official date of withdrawal is the date
the form is RECEIVED in the Registrar's Office. Prior to February 1, students may
contact their advisor to be dropped from a single class or use their alternative PIN to
drop the class through LioNet up through the second week of class.
If a student is 100% online, with no on-campus courses, they may email
[email protected] to request withdrawal from a single course.
WITHDRAWAL FROM ALL CLASSES: Beginning January 19 student must see the
university exit counselor in the Financial Aid Office, Hearnes Hall. Federal financial
aid recipients who withdraw from all classes will automatically be placed on Financial
Aid Suspension. Prior to January 19 the student should contact their advisor to
initiate a withdrawal.
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RENTAL TEXTBOOK RETURNS SPRING
Rental books due by Monday, May 16, 2016 – extended 31 day rental period of $12
per hour, per book if returned by Wednesday, June 15, 2016.
Three Ways to Return Rental Textbooks
1. Bring them to Book Rental, 1st floor Billingsly Student Center.
2. Place them in the after-hour book drop behind Billingsly Student Center.
3. Mail them to: MSSU Bookstore, 3950 E. Newman Road, Joplin, MO 64801
Late and Unreturned Rental Books
If your book(s) is not returned or received with a postmark on or before the due date,
the buyout price of the book will be charged to your student account and the book is
yours to keep. If you choose to return the book within 25 days beyond the due date,
the book buyout price will be refunded and a $12 per hour, per book, extended rental
fee will be assessed to your account.
PARKING PERMITS
Parking permits are available at the Campus Card Service Center, BSC 109 (lower
level of Billingsly Student Center).
LION CARD IDS
Lion Card IDs are available at the Campus Card Service Center, BSC 109 (lower
level of Billingsly Student Center).
TEXTBOOKS
SPRING rental textbooks will be available for pickup beginning Monday, December
14; bookstore charges and textbook rental fees are due by 5:00 P.M., Wednesday,
January 27, 2016.
RESIDENCE LIFE • (http://www.mssu.edu/student-living-center/)
All first year students under the age of 21 are required to live in the Missouri Southern
Residence Halls to the extent space is available, unless they are married, live with
their parents or are excused by the Director of Housing.
Textbook information for all classes can be found at www.mssubookstore.com.
After enrolling, a student’s booklist may be found online on LioNet or on the MSSU
Mobile App. Your booklist will specify the required textbooks requested for your
classes. Rental textbooks may be picked up at Textbook Rental in the lower level of
Billingsly Student Center or ordered online at www.mssubookstore.com. Textbook
rental fees will be applied at the time of checkout.
GRADE REPORTS
Grade reports will be available online through LioNet. If you need a hard copy, you
may request it at the Registrar’s Office or through LioNet.
BOOKSTORE HOURS • Spring
Special Hours During Registration:
Mon.-Friday
Jan. 11-15
7:30 A.M. - 6:30 P.M.
Sat.
Jan. 16 10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
Tue -Thurs.
Jan. 19-21
7:30 A.M. - 6:30 P.M.
Friday
Jan. 22 7:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Textbook Rental Hours During the Spring Semester (Jan. 25 – May 6):
Mon. – Fri.
7:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Campus is closed January 18, 2016 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Retail Hours During the Spring Semester (Jan. 25 – May 6):
Mon. -Thurs.
Jan. 25-May 5 7:30 A.M.- 6:30 P.M.
Fridays
Jan. 29-May 6 7:30 A.M.- 5:00 P.M.
Hours during the semester subject to change.
Note: Bookstore/Rental Textbook charges will not appear on your account until the
following business day. For up-to-date information check our website at: http://www.
mssubookstore.com/
ENROLLMENT VERIFICATION
You may request Enrollment Verifications from the Registrar’s Office at
www.mssu.edu/registrar under the "Request my Records" menu, or via LioNet
Quick Links Channel, select student, then National Student Clearinghouse.
Missouri Constitution
Test
To register for the test you must contact Amber Brown,
Administrative Assistant to the Dean of the School of
Arts & Sciences at 417-625-9385 or
[email protected] at least two weeks prior to the
intended testing date.
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DISCLOSURE OF DIRECTORY INFORMATION SPRING 2016
TO: ALL STUDENTS
FERPA Rights:
Under the provisions of the Family Educational Rights and
Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), as Amended, you have the right
to withhold the disclosure of the "Directory Information" listed
below.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Requests to withhold directory information may be made at
any time at the Registrar’s Office, Hearnes Hall room 101. For additional information go to:
Inspect and review your educational records.
Request an amendment to your educational records.
A hearing if the request for an amendment is unsatisfactory.
File a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education.
http://www.mssu.edu/registrar/ferpa.php
Please refer to the University Catalog for additional information.
DEADLINES TO APPLY FOR GRADUATION
For undergraduate degrees only; for master’s degrees contact your advisor.
Graduating In:
Application Due to Advisor:
FALL 2016........................................................................MARCH 25, 2016
SPRING 2017..........................................................SEPTEMBER 25, 2016
SUMMER 2017........................................................ NOVEMBER 25, 2016




Begin in the Registrar’s Office, Hearnes Hall room 101.
You will receive a Graduation Application and a Graduation Check form.
Print a Degree Audit CAPP report in LANDSCAPE format which you must take to your advisor.
Your advisor will help you complete the application process.
If you are a Secondary Education major, see your Teacher Education advisor first, then your Content advisor.
MSSU TOLL FREE NUMBER = 1-866-818-MSSU (6778)
(This number will access Admissions, Financial Aid, Housing and Registrar information.)
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2016 FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE SPRING
FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
• SPRING 2016
EVENING CLASSES • SPRING
DAY CLASSES • SPRING
MONDAY, MAY 9, 2016
DAY CLASSES – SPRING 2016
Class Meet Times
Exam Time
10:00A.M.
10:00-12:00P.M.
ALL
MWF MWF
or DAILY 2, 3, 4, & 5 HOUR
CLASSES
10:00A.M. MTWRF
10:00-12:00P.M.
1:00P.M. MWF
MONDAY, MAY 9, 2016 1:00-3:00P.M.
1:00P.M. MTWRF
1:00-3:00P.M.
Class Meet Times Exam Time
10:00A.M. MWF
10:00-12:00A.M.
3:00P.M. MWF
3:00-5:00P.M.
10:00A.M. MTWRF 10:00-12:00A.M.
3:00P.M. MTWRF
3:00-5:00P.M.
1:00P.M. MWF
1:00-3:00P.M.
1:00P.M. MTWRF
1:00-3:00P.M.
TUESDAY,
MAY
10, 20163:00-5:00P.M
3:00P.M.
MWF
3:00P.M.
MTWRF
3:00-5:00P.M.
Class Meet
Times
Exam Time
8:00A.M. TR
8:00-10:00A.M.
MAY 10, 201611:00-1:00P.M.
11:00A.M. TUESDAY,
TR
Class Meet TimesExam Time
2:30P.M. TR
2:30-4:30P.M.
8:00A.M. TR
8:00-10:00A.M.
11:00A.M. TR
11:00A.M.-1:00P.M.
WEDNESDAY,
MAY 11, 2016
2:30P.M. TR
2:30-4:30P.M.
Class Meet Times
Exam Time
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016
8:00A.M. MWF
8:00-10:00A.M.
8:00A.M. MTWRF
8:00-10:00A.M.
8:00-10:00A.M.
11:00A.M. 8:00A.M.
MWF MWF
11:00-1:00P.M.
8:00A.M. MTWRF
8:00-10:00A.M.
11:00A.M. MTWRF 11:00-1:00P.M.
11:00A.M MWF
11:00AM-1:00P.M.
2:00P.M. MWF
2:00-4:00P.M.
11:00A.M. MTWRF 11:00AM-1:00P.M.
2:00P.M. MTWRF
2:00-4:00P.M.
2:00P.M. MWF
2:00-4:00P.M.
2:00P.M. MTWRF
2:00-4:00P.M.
THURSDAY, MAY 12, 2016
THURSDAY,
MAY 12, 2016
Class Meet
Times
Exam Time
9:30 or 10:00A.M. T,R
9:30-11:30A.M.
9:30 or 10:00A.M. TR 9:30-11:30A.M.
1:00P.M. T,R
1:00-3:00P.M.
1:00P.M. TR
1:00-3:00P.M.
4:00P.M. TR
4:00-6:00P.M.
4:00P.M. TR
4:00-6:00P.M.
FRIDAY,FRIDAY,
MAY 13MAY
201613, 2016
Class
Meet TimesExam Time
Class Meet
Times
Exam Time
9:00A.M. MWF
9:00-11:00A.M.
9:00A.M. MWF
9:00-11:00A.M.
9:00A.M. MTWRF
9:00-11:00A.M.
9:00A.M. MTWRF
9:00-11:00A.M.
12:00P.M. MWF
12:00-2:00P.M.
12:00P.M. 12:00P.M.
MWF
12:00-2:00P.M.
MTWRF 12:00-2:00P.M.
12:00P.M. 4:00P.M.
MTWRF MTWRF
12:00-2:00P.M.
4:00-6:00P.M.
4:00P.M. MTWRF
4:00-6:00P.M..
Monday Evening Classes:
Monday, May 9
Tuesday Evening Classes:
Tuesday, May 10
Wednesday Evening Classes:
Wednesday, May 11
Monday/Wednesday
Evening:
Wednesday,
11 on the
Evening
classes will have final
exams during finals
week (MayMay
9-13)
Tuesday/Thursday
Evening:
May If12the class
same
evening the class
regularly met duringThursday,
the semester.
EVENING CLASSES – SPRING 2016
met two nights per week, the final will be given the second meeting
period.
of Monday
classess
makemust
arrangements
SpringInstructors
only: Instructors
of night
Monday
nightmust
classes
make arwith their students
make uptothe
equivalent
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with theirtostudents
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meet to
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to the
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classtoperiod
the required
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timedue
missed
due to
campus
being
closed
on
Martin
Luther
King
Day.
the campus being closed on Martin Luther King Day.
One
classes
will meet
by arrangement
with the instructor.
One(1)(1)hour
hour
classes
will meet
by arrangement
with the instructor.
Online course finals schedule: refer to the instructor’s syllabus for the designatedIftime
during
finals
week.or more examinations in one day,
Note:
you
have
three
Note:
If you have three
(3) or more examinations
one day, orthe
conflicting
or conflicting
examinations,
you mayin petition
Dean of
examinations, you may petition the Dean of your School to change your
your School to change your test date.
test date.
ALL OTHER CLASSES CONTACT THE INSTRUCTOR.
Contact the instructor for any other requested changes.
INCLEMENT ONLINE
WEATHERCLASSES
CONTINGENCY PLAN
Refer to the instructor's syllabus for the designated time
1. A cancelled
evening
during Final's
Week. final exam will be given on Friday evening of Final Exam Week at the normally scheduled class
time.
2. A cancelled day final exam will be given on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 – 3:00 P.M., 3:30 – 5:30 P.M., or 6:00 – 8:00
1. Aaccording
cancelled evening
exam
given on Friday
P.M.
to its final
order
onwill
thebepublished
finalevening
exam
of Final Exam
from 6:30-8:30.
schedule.
ForWeek
example,
an exam originally scheduled as
the second exam on Monday would be rescheduled as the
2. A cancelled
exam will
beat
given
on–Saturday
afternoon
second
exam day
on final
Saturday,
i.e.
3:30
5:30 P.M.
from 1:00-3:00, 3:30-5:30, or 6:00-8:00 according to its order
on the published final exam schedule. For example, an exam
originally scheduled as the second exam on Monday would be
rescheduled as the second exam on Saturday, i.e. at 3:30-5:30.
INCLEMENT WEATHER CONTINGENCY PLAN
Faculty are expected to follow the
published Final Examination Schedule
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DISTANCE LEARNING
Students interested in taking online (Internet) classes at MSSU should have a
reliable laptop or desktop computer with high-speed Internet access. For the
required minimum technical specifications, please visit http://www.mssu.edu/
academics/distance-learning/frequently-asked-questions.php.
Internet classes are not recommended for students with only dial-up or cellular
Internet connections.
The Department of Distance Learning supports the online offerings of a number of academic credit courses. Most online courses follow the same semester
schedule as on campus courses, but some do not. Be sure to carefully check the
schedule for delayed start and other part of term courses.
All Distance Learning courses are instructor led, not self-paced and students
are expected to actively participate on a weekly basis, from the very first day of
classes. Proctored exams may be required in some courses.
ADMISSION AND FINANCIAL AID: Students registering that have not
Online Advising may assist with a single course withdrawal for those students
who take classes only online. Students who have even one on campus class
must initiate withdrawal through the Registrar’s Office. Students considering
a complete withdrawal from all courses, must contact the Financial Aid Office at
417-625-9325 or by email at [email protected]. Students renting textbooks must
immediately return textbooks for the course(s) from which they are withdrawing.
BOOKS FOR DISTANCE LEARNING STUDENTS:
Missouri Southern uses a Rental Text Program that allows students to rent most texts. If the
student is on campus rental textbooks may be picked up at Textbook Rental in
the lower level of Billingsly Student Center beginning December 14, 2015 for
spring 2016 classes.
Books may be ordered online at www.mssubookstore.com. Payment for
online book orders can be made by credit card or to your university account
through the “Student Account” option.
completed the university admission process will be registered as “non-degree
seeking students.” After completion of the admission process, students will have
their status changed to “degree seeking.” The credit hours earned or grades
received are not impacted by the status designation. A student must be fully admitted and degree-seeking to receive financial aid. For information concerning
admission contact (417) 781-MSSU (6778). Financial aid information may be
obtained by calling (417) 625-9325.
BOOKSTORE HOURS:
ADMISSION FORM: All first time students taking university credit courses
REPAYMENT NOTICE FOR FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID:
must submit an admission form. An admission form may be requested by phone
by dialing (417) 781-MSSU (6778) or at Missouri Southern’s website at www.
mssu.edu/advancement/admissions/.
REGISTRATION: Students who plan to be fully online (taking only online
classes) may begin the registration process by emailing onlineadvising@mssu.
edu. Please contact the office early to allow us to review pre-requisites and
general education requirements with you.
Tuition is per credit hour based on residency (Missouri resident/non-resident), a
$60 per credit hour distance learning fee, a $4 per credit hour distance learning
library fee is charged for each online course.
PAYMENT OF FEES: Please refer to page 4.
COURSE WITHDRAWAL PROCEDURE FOR DISTANCE STUDENTS:
Withdrawing from a course, or courses, can have academic and/or financial aid
consequences. If you have declared a major and have a faculty advisor, you
must first contact your faculty advisor to discuss the academic consequences of
withdrawal on your degree program. If you have also declared a minor, you need
to contact your minor faculty advisor to discuss the academic consequences of
withdrawal on your minor program. If you are a fully online student and have not
declared a major or are pursuing a Bachelors of General Studies, please contact
the Online Academic Advising office to discuss the academic consequences of
withdrawing from a course. The Online Academic Advising office can be reached
by phone at 877-837-8527 or by email at [email protected].
See page 5.
RENTAL TEXTBOOK RETURNS:
Spring 2016 rental textbooks must be returned or postmarked by
Monday, May 16 at 4:00 P.M.
TUITION & FEE REFUND POLICY:
See page 4.
See page 4.
TESTING PROCEDURES FOR DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES:
If you are enrolling in a distance learning course you may be required to take
a proctored exam. Information may be obtained online or by contacting the
Distance Learning Testing Office located in Webster Hall, Room #117, 417-6259577 or email: [email protected]. Proctor forms are available online
at http://www.mssu.edu/academics/distance-learning/testing.php. The form
must be filled out by the proposed proctor and student prior to the first exam.
Proctors are generally high-school counselors, local librarians, or approved
company or public officials. Proctors must have fax capability. The Office
of Distance Learning must approve all proctors before tests are faxed to the
proctor’s location. Students will have to present a picture ID to the Proctor before
taking their exam. Students must also call twenty-four (24) hours in advance to
schedule their test.
Students are responsible for any proctor fees. If required, students may have to
pay a fee for the Proctor’s time and effort. Students must contact 417-625-9887
or our toll free number 1-877-837-8527 each time a test is taken to schedule a
test twenty-four (24) hours in advance. On-campus tests may be taken on
Saturdays starting at 8:00 A.M. with tests being finished by 11:30 A.M.
TESTING FOR INTERNET/ONLINE COURSES:
Students required to
take a proctored exam must contact the Distance Learning testing office one
week in advance of the test for instructions. Students testing on campus in the
Distance Learning testing facilities can find testing hours at http://www.mssu.
edu/academics/distance-learning.
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MAJOR/MINOR DEGREE CODES
AS - Associate of Science (2 year)
BA - Bachelor of Arts (4 year)
BAS - Bachelor of Applied Science (4 year)
BFA - Bachlor of Fine Arts (4 year)
BS - Bachelor of Science (4 year)
BSBA - Bachelor of Science in Business (4 year)
BSE - Bachelor of Science in Education (4 year)
BGS - Bachelor of General Studies (4 year)
BSW - Bachelor of Social Work (4 year)
MSEd - Master of Science in Education
MAcc - Master of Accountancy
MAJOR DEGREE CODES
CO06 Communications-Mass (BS)
EM23 Mid Sch-Science {5-9} (BSE)
FL00
French (BA)
Code Name
DH01 Dental Hygiene Appli (AS)
EM24 Mid Sch-Soc Studies {5-9} (BSE)
FL02
Spanish (BA)
AC00 Accounting (BSBA)
DH00 Dental Hyg (AS)
ES00 Sec Ed-Bio/Unified Sci (BSE)
FN10 Finance (BSBA)
AR01 Art-Visual (BA)
EE01 E Ed-Erly Ch {Birth-3} (BSE)
ES01 Sec Ed-Chem/Unif Sci (BSE)
GB00 General Business (BSBA)
AR02 Art-Studio (BFA) by approval only
EE03 El Ed (1-6) Sp Ed {K-12} (BSE)
ES02 Sec Ed-Phys Unif Sci (BSE)
GB30 Business Major Undelcared (BSBA)
AR03
EE04 Elem Ed 1-6 Tesol {K-12} (BSE)
ES03 Sec Ed-Soc Sci, Soclgy (BSE)
HI00
BAS0 Applied Science (BAS)
EE05 Elem Ed-Business {1-6} (BSE)
ES04 Sec Ed-Chemistry {9-12} (BSE)
HS01 Health Science-Dental Hyg (BS)
BC01 Biochemistry (BS)
EE06 Elem Ed-Sci {1-6} (BSE)
ES06 Education-Phys Ed {K-12} (BSE)
HS02 Health Science-Rad Tech (BS)
BG00 Bachelor of Gen Studies (BGS)
EE07 Elementary Ed-Art (BSE)
ES07 Sec Ed-Physics {9-12} (BSE)
HS03 Health Science-Res Ther (BS)
BI01
Biology-Btch, Mic, Gen (BS)
EE08 Elementary Ed-Lang Art (BSE)
ES08 Education-Art {K-12}(BSE)
HS05 Health Science-Business (BS)
BI02
Biology-Ecol, Mar, Cons (BS)
EE09 Elementary Ed-Math (BSE)
ES09 Secondary Ed-Biology (BSE)
HS06 Health Science-Paramedic (BS)
BI04
Biology-Gen Bio or Und (BS)
EE10 Elementary Ed-Music (BSE)
ES10 Secondary Ed-Bus (BSE)
IB00
BI05
Biology-Phys/Occup Thpy (BS)
EE11
ES11
IE00
Industrial Engineer Tech (BS)
BI06
Biology-Preprof-Dent (BS)
EE12 Elem Ed-Eng/Lang Arts (BSE)
ES12 Secondary Ed-Eng (BSE)
IE02
Manufacturing Engineer Tech (AS)
BI07
Biology-Preprof-Med (BS)
EE13 Elem Ed-Eng/Spanish (BSE)
ES13 Education-French {K-12} (BSE)
IE03
Logistics (BS)
BI08
Biology-Preprof-Optom (BS)
EM00 Mid Sch-Eng/Soc Stdy (BSE)
ES14 Education-Instrumental (BSE)
IS00
International Studies (BA)
BI09
Biology-Preprof-Pharm (BS)
EM01 Mid Sch-Bus/Eng {5-9} (BSE)
ES15 Secondary Ed-Math (BSE)
KI00
Hlth Promotion & Wellness (BS)
BI10
Biology-Preprof-Vet (BS)
EM02 Mid Sch-Bus/Soc {5-9} (BSE)
ES16 Education-Piano-Inst (BSE)
LE00
Law Enforcement-Opt A (AS)
CH00 Chemistry (BS)
EM05 Mid Sch-Eng/Math {5-9} (BSE)
ES17 Education-Piano-Vocal (BSE)
LE01
Law Enforcement-Opt B (AS)
CH01 Chemistry (BA)
EM06 Mid Sch-Eng /Sci {5-9} (BSE)
ES18 Sec Ed-Soc & Pol Sci (BSE)
MA00 Mathematics (BS)
CI02
CIS-Computational Math (BS)
EM10 Mid Sch-Math/Bus {5-9} (BSE)
ES19 Sec Ed-Soc Sci/History (BSE)
MA01 Computational Math/CIS (BS)
CI03
CIS-Info Systems w.Bus minor (BS)
EM12 Mid Sch-Math/Sp&Th {5-9} (BSE)
ES20 Education-Spanish {K-12}(BSE)
ML00 Medical Lab Science (BS)
CI04
CIS-Info Technology (BS)
EM13 Mid School-Soc Stu Mth (BSE)
ES21 Sec Ed-Speech & Drama (BSE)
ML01 Pre-Medical Lab Science (BS)
CI05
CIS-Comp Forensics/CJAD (BS)
EM14 Mid Sch-Sci/Math {5-9} (BSE)
ES22 Education-Vocal (BSE)
MM00 Management (BSBA)
CI07
CIS-Info Systems (AS)
EM15 Mid Sch-Sci/Bus {5-9} (BSE)
EC10 Economics (BSBA)
MM03 Marketing (BSBA)
CI11
CIS-Info Tech(BS) PI minor (IE85)
EM17 Mi Sch-Soc Stu /Sc {5-9} (BSE)
EC20 Economics (BS)
MM04 Human Resource Mgmt (BSBA)
CJ00
Crim Just Ad-Comp Foren/CIS (BS)
EM18 Mid Sch-Sp Th En {5-9} (BSE)
EN03 English-Lit Studies (BA)
MU00 Music (BA)
CJ01
Criminal Justice Adm (BS)
EM19 Mid Sch-Sp Th Sc {5-9} (BSE)
EN04 English-Prof/Tech Writ (BA)
MU01 Music Industry (BA)
CO00 Comm-Public Relations (BA)
EM20 Mi Sch-Sp&Th/Socst {5-9} (BSE)
EH02 Environmental Hlth & Safety (BS)
MU02 Music Applicant (BA)
CO02 Communications-Mass (BA)
EM21 Mid Sch-Math {5-9} (BSE)
EH04 Environmental Hlth -
MU03 Music Industry Applicant (BA)
CO05 Comm-Public Relations (BS)
EM22
NU00 Nursing (BS)
Art-Graphic (BFA) by approval only
Elem Ed-Social Studies (BSE)
Mid Sch-Comm Arts/Eng {5-9} (BSE)
Education-Double Music (BSE)
Distant Learning (BS)
History (BA)
International Business (BSBA)
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MAJOR/MINOR DEGREE CODES • CONTINUED
MAJOR DEGREE CODES
CJ82
Criminal Justice Admin
MU80Music
SS81 Six Sigma Black Belt(Certif)
Code Name
CJ83
Juvenile Justice
PH80Physics
NU01 Nursing Applicant (BS)
CO80 Mass Communications
PH81 Advanced Power
GRADUATE MAJOR DEGREE CODES
PH00 Physics (BS)
CO81 Public Relations
PI80Philosophy
Code Name
PH01 Physics-Engineering (BS)
CO82 Speech Communications
PL80
GR01 MA Teaching-MSU (MAT)
PS00 Political Science (BS)
EC85Economics-BSBA
PS80 Political Science
GR02 MS in Nursing-UMKC (MSN)
PS01 Political Science (BA)
EC86Economics-Non-BSBA
PS82 International Politics
GR03 MS in Dental Hyg-UMKC (MS)
PY00 Psychology (BS)
EH80EHS-General
PS83 Legal Studies
GR04 Criminal Justice-SEMO (MS)
PY01 Psychology (BA)
EH81 EHS-Environmental Biology
PY80Psychology
GR08 Curriculum & Instruction (MSEd)
RA00 Radiologic Tech Appli (AS)
EH82 EHS-Health Protection
SO82Sociology
GR09 Accountancy (MAcc)
RA01 Radiologic Technol (AS)
EH83 EHS-Safety & Hazrd Prevention
SO84 Cultural Anthropology
GR10 Accountancy Accel (MAcc)
RE00 Respiratory Therapy (AS)
EN80 English-Literature Emphasis
TH80Theatre
GR13 Administration (MSEd)
RE01 Resp Thpy Applicant (AS)
EN81 English-Writing Emphasis
SO00 Sociology (BA)
EN82 English-Creative Writing
CERTIFICATES
SO01 Sociology (BS)
FL80Chinese
Code Name
SW00 Social Work Applicant (BSW)
FL81French
EH84 EHS-General (Certif)
SW01 Social Work (BSW)
FL83Japanese
EH85 EHS-Biology (Certif)
TH00 Theatre (BA)
FL85Spanish
EH86 EHS-Protection (Certif)
OT01 Undecided Regularly Admitted
FN85Finance-BSBA
EH87 EHS-Safety&Hazard Prevention
OT02 Special, Post-Grad
FN86Finance-Non-BSBA
FL86
Medical Interpretation (Certif)
GB80 General Business-Non BSBA
IIE81
CNC Operator (Certif)
MINOR DEGREE CODES
GE80Geography
IE83
Quality Tech (Certif)
Code Name
GE83 Spatial Analysis
IE 86
Continuous Process Imp (Certif)
AC80 Accounting-(Non-Business Maj
HI80History
LE80
Basic Fire Academy (Certif)
AC81 Accounting for Business Majors
HI81
American Studies
LE81
Peace Officer Train (Certif)
AR80Art-Studio
IB80
International Business
MM86 Entrepreneurship (Certif)
AR81 Art-Graphic Design
IE85
Continuous Process Improvement
MM94 Specialist in Mgmt (Certif)
AR82 Art History
IS80
International Studies
MM95 Ent Planning (Certif)
BI80Biology
MA80Mathematics
MM96 Ent Finance (Certif)
CH80Chemistry
MM81 Human Resource Management
MM97 Ent Accounting (Certif)
CI80
Computer Information Systems
MM82Management
MM98 Ent Management (Certif)
CI82
Network System Administration
MM83Marketing
MM99 Ent Marketing (Certif)
CI83
Website Administration
MM84Multi-Media
PA80
Emergency Med Tech (Certif)
CI84
Info Assurance & Technology
MM85 Total Quality Management
PA81
Paramedic (Certif)
CJ80Corrections
MM88Entrepreneurship
PL81
Paralegal Studies (Certif)
CJ81
MS80 Military Science
SS80 Six Sigma Green Belt(Certif)
Crime Scene Investigation
Paralegal Studies
GR14 TESOL K-12 Cert. (MSEd)
GR15 Special Education (MSEd)
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SCHEDULE GUIDE
Listed below you will find key information to assist you in understanding the class listings in this schedule booklet.
CRN • (Course Reference Number)
Each section is identified by a
unique course reference number
(CRN), with no particular order
# OF WKS.
(How many weeks
the course runs)
SUBJECT
Crse # • (Number)
Designates actual level
of the class
COURSE TITLE
Meeting Type (MT)
Codes
Code
Description
CLAS...................................... Class
CLIN................................... Clinicals
LAB................................. Laboratory
LEC...................................... Lecture
REC................................. Recitation
SEM.................................... Seminar
STD....................................... Studio
TBA......................... To Be Arranged
CR • (Credit Hours)
BEGIN & END TIME
(Time class begins/ends)
24-Hour Clock
CLASS TYPE MEET TYPE
(Instructional
Method)
Military Clock Time Examples (START/END)
Military Time
Standard Time
0700................................... 7:00 am
0800................................... 8:00 am
0900................................... 9:00 am
1000................................. 10:00 am
1150...................................11:50 am
1200......................................NOON
ROOM
DAYS • (Days of the Week)
1300................................... 1:00 pm
1400................................... 2:00 pm
1500................................... 3:00 pm
1600................................... 4:00 pm
1700................................... 5:00 pm
1830................................... 6:30 pm
2115.................................... 9:15 pm
BUILDING
INSTRUCTOR
Class Type
Codes
Code
Description
HYBRID............Traditional & Online
INDV.................. Individual Learning
INTERNET..........Completely Online
INTV...............Interactive Television
RESR................................ Research
SEMR.....................Seminar Format
SITE.....................Distance Location
TRAD...Traditional Lecture, Lab, etc.
TUTR....Individual or Group Tutorial
Web Access: LioNet (lionet.mssu.edu) • Blackboard (mssu.blackboard.com) • E-Mail (outlook.com/mymail.mssu.edu)
BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS
Days of the Week (DAYS)
Single-Letter Codes
Code
Description
M..........................................Monday
T.........................................Tuesday
W.................................. Wednesday
R....................................... Thursday
F............................................ Friday
S........................................ Saturday
U.......................................... Sunday
BSC............................................................. Billingsly Student Center
FH-STD............................................................Fred Hughes Stadium
FINART................................................................................. Fine Arts
HEARNS.........................................................................Hearnes Hall
HS................................................................Health Sciences Building
JUSTCE........................................................................Justice Center
KUHN.................................................................................. Kuhn Hall
KUHNX............................................................................ Kuhn Annex
LBRARY...................................................................................Library
LG-PLT............................................... Leggett & Platt Athletic Center
PLASTR...... Robert W. Plaster Free Enterprise Center (Plaster Hall)
POND....................................................... Pavilion & University Pond
REYNLD...........................................Reynolds Hall (Science & Math)
REYANX.......................................Reynolds Annex (Science & Math)
SBCMPX................................................................. Softball Complex
SODFLD........................................................................Soccer Fields
STLIFE.....................................................Mayes Student Life Center
TAYLOR.......................................................... Taylor Hall (Education)
TBA.............................................................................To Be Arranged
TENCTM............................................... Tennis Courts, Main Campus
TETPAC.......................................T. E. Taylor Performing Arts Center
UMMEL................................................... Ummel Technology Building
WEBSTR........................................................................ Webster Hall
YOUNG......................... Young Gymnasium & Multipurpose Building
12
CRN
Subject Crse # Course Title
1816
1832
ACCT
ACCT
0201 Principles Financial Acct
1848
ACCT
1851
ACCT
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
12
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
M,W,F
M,W,F
PLASTR
PLASTR
103
103
Smith J
Smith J
212
Mattix C
Fall 2016
Building Room Instructor
3
3
16
16
TRAD
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
CLAS 1100 1150
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Mattix C
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Microsoft Office and a multimedia PC required. Final Exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor.
1852
ACCT
0202 Principles Managerial Acct
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
PLASTR
306
Comstock S
1855
ACCT
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
PLASTR
212
Garner J
1856
ACCT
3
16
HYBRID
R
PLASTR
103
Smith J
1150
CLAS 1730 1910
This hybrid course meets on campus once a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
1857
ACCT
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Comstock S
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Microsoft Office and a multimedia PC required. Final Exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for
an approved proctor.
1860
ACCT
0309 Accounting Information Systems
3
16
TRAD
1862
ACCT
0309 Accounting Information Systems
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
PLASTR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
212
Mattix C
Mattix C
1863
ACCT
0312 Intermediate Accounting I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
1864
ACCT
0322 Intermediate Accounting II
3
1865
ACCT
0322 Intermediate Accounting II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
T,R
PLASTR
103
Smith J
1215
T,R
PLASTR
323
Smith D
TBA
TBA
TBA
Smith D
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Microsoft Office and a multimedia PC required. Final Exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for
an approved proctor.
1866
ACCT
0332 Intermediate Accounting III
3
16
TRAD
1867
ACCT
0376 VITA I
2
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR 319B Comstock S
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W
PLASTR
303
Smith D
This hybrid course meets on campus twice a week for the first five weeks of the semester. Students must be available to meet on Saturdays during tax season. The remainder is taught
over the Internet. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
1868
ACCT
0385 Cost Accounting
3
16
TRAD
1869
ACCT
0385 Cost Accounting
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 0900 0950
TBA
TBA
TBA
M,W,F
PLASTR
TBA
TBA
103
Garner J
Garner J
1870
ACCT
0408 Tax Accounting II
3
16
TRAD
1871
ACCT
0408 Tax Accounting II
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
PLASTR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
TBA
TBA
TBA
323
Smith D
Smith D
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Microsoft Office and a multimedia PC required.
1872
ACCT
0411
Auditing
1873
ACCT
0476 VITA II
3
16
TRAD
1
16
HYBRID
TBA
TBA
PLASTR 319B Comstock S
TBA
Smith D
This hybrid course meets on campus twice a week for the first five weeks of the semester. Students must be available to meet on Saturdays during tax season. The remainder is taught over
the Internet. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
13
13
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
1874
ACCT
0491 Internship in Accounting
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Huffman W
1875
ACCT
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Huffman W
1877
ACCT
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Huffman W
1878
ACCT
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Huffman W
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Huffman W
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Huffman W
CRN
Days
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class.
1879
ACCT
1881
ACCT
1884
ACCT
0499 Indep Study in Accounting
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
1885
ACCT
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
1886
ACCT
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
1887
ACCT
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
3
16
HYBRID
T
PLASTR
1889
ACCT
1891
ACCT
1892
ACCT
0601 Ethics & Professional Respblty
CLAS 1730 1845
204
Agee T
This hybrid course meets on campus one night a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
1894
ACCT
0604 Contemporary Auditing Issues
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1730 1845
R
PLASTR
204
Staff
207
Garner J
1901
ACCT
0632 Sem in Financial Acct Theory
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1900 2015
R
PLASTR
1903
ACCT
0691 Professional Internship
3
16
INDV
1904
ACCT
0692 Sem in Accounting Leadership
3
16
HYBRID
TBA
TBA
TBA
CLAS 1900 2015
TBA
TBA
T
PLASTR
Smith D
204
Smith D
1906
ACCT
0699 Independent Study Accounting
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1438
ANTH
0155 Physical Anth & Arch
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
WEBSTR
211
Gubera C
1439
ANTH
0370 Globalization & Native People
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
211
Greer J
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
Anthropology • Spring 2016
TBA
Smith D
Cross-listed with INTS 370.
1466
ANTH
0499 Independent Study
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
14
CRN
14
Art • Spring 2016
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
Select Art courses have material fees ranging from $30 to $150, amount varies by course.
1476
ART
0100 Art Theory
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
WEBSTR
106
McKenzie K
1480
ART
0101 Two Dimensional Design
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 1030
M,W
FINART
202
Bucher F
1485
ART
0103 Three Dimensional Design
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900
1129
T,R
FINART
105
Murray S
1490
ART
0105 Color Theory
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
T,R
FINART
202
Staff
1496
ART
0110
Art Appreciation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
HS
165
Stotts C
1514
ART
0110
Art Appreciation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
HS
166
Stotts C
1521
ART
0110
Art Appreciation (HN)
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
HS
264
Mintert A
1529
ART
0110
Art Appreciation
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Mintert A
3
8
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Mintert A
Bucher F
1544
ART
0110
Art Appreciation
This is a delayed start Internet class, you must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
1546
ART
0130 Basic Drawing
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
M,W
FINART
107
1549
ART
0140 Basic Digital Photography
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1230
M,W
FINART
332
Outhouse M
1552
ART
0200 Arts & Crafts
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2030
M,W
FINART
202
Christodoulou
1553
ART
0205 Begin Jewelry Design/Metalsmth
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900
1129
T,R
FINART
315
Lierheimer P
1554
ART
0207 Beginning Ceramics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900
1129
T,R
FINART
111
Pishkur F
1555
ART
0211
Beginning Sculpture
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
T,R
FINART
105
Murray S
1557
ART
0212 Introduction to Printmaking
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900
T,R
FINART
311
Bucher F
1559
ART
0216 Photoshop & Web Design
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0950
M,W,F
FINART
332
Outhouse M
1560
ART
0220 Art for Elem School Teacher
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1030 1220
M
FINART
202
Mintert A
1562
ART
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1550
M
FINART
202
Mintert A
1564
ART
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000
F
FINART
202
Mintert A
1566
ART
0232 Beginning Painting
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1230
M,W
FINART
305
McKenzie K
1568
ART
0302 Art Hist Renaissance - Modern
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
HS
264
Bentley C
1569
ART
0309 Hist & Theory Graphic Design
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
HS
264
Bentley C
1854
ART
0310 Water Media
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2030
T,R
FINART
202
Staff
1570
ART
0314 Silkscreen/Lithography
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
T,R
FINART
311
Bucher F
1571
ART
0320 Introduction Gallery Studies
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
PLASTR
111
Bentley C
1572
ART
0330 Jewelry Design/Metalsmith
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2030
T,R
FINART
315
Lierheimer P
1573
ART
0332 Painting
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
M,W
FINART
305
McKenzie K
1574
ART
0338 Hand Building with Clay
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
T,R
FINART
111
Pishkur F
1129
1150
15
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
15
1575
ART
0342 Sculpture
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
T,R
FINART
105
Murray S
1576
ART
0350 Graphic Design II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
M,W
FINART
332
Estes D
1577
ART
0360 Publ Design & Layout
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
T,R
FINART
332
Estes D
1578
ART
0371 Life Drawing
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
M,W
FINART
107
Stamper J
1582
ART
0400 Advanced Drawing
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
M,W
FINART
107
Stamper J
1584
ART
0401 Advanced Painting
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
M,W
FINART
305
McKenzie K
1585
ART
0407 Advanced Ceramics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
T,R
FINART
111
Pishkur F
1587
ART
0411
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
T,R
FINART
105
Murray S
1589
ART
0412 Advanced Printmaking
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
T,R
FINART
311
Bucher F
1664
ART
0422 Spec Proj 1 - Graphic Design
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900
T,R
FINART
332
Estes D
1665
ART
0423 Spec Proj 1 - Jewelry
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2030
T,R
FINART
315
Lierheimer P
1666
ART
0424 Spec Proj 1 - Painting
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
M,W
FINART
305
McKenzie K
1667
ART
0426 Spec Proj 1 - Sculpture
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
T,R
FINART
105
Murray S
1669
ART
0427 Spec Proj I - Ceramics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
T,R
FINART
111
Pishkur F
1670
ART
0428 Spec Proj I - Drawing
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
M,W
FINART
107
Stamper J
1671
ART
0429 Spec Proj I - Printmaking
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
T,R
FINART
311
Bucher F
1672
ART
0442 Spec Proj II - Graphic Design
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900
1129
T,R
FINART
332
Estes D
1673
ART
0443 Spec Proj II - Jewelry
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2030
T,R
FINART
315
Lierheimer P
1679
ART
0444 Spec Proj II - Painting
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
M,W
FINART
305
McKenzie K
1683
ART
0446 Spec Proj II - Sculpture
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
T,R
FINART
105
Murray S
1684
ART
0447 Spec Proj II - Ceramics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1530
T,R
FINART
111
Pishkur F
1688
ART
0448 Spec Proj II - Drawing
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1800
M,W
FINART
107
Stamper J
1689
ART
0449 Spec Proj II - Printmaking
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
T,R
FINART
311
Bucher F
1690
ART
0450 Graphic Design IV
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900
1129
T,R
FINART
332
Estes D
1692
ART
0491 Internship in Art
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Pishkur F
1694
ART
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Pishkur F
1696
ART
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Pishkur F
1744
ART
0498 GraphicDesigh/Photo
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Estes D
Advanced Sculpture
1129
Photography taught by a Swedish instructor to our students while we instruct Swedish students in Graphic Design. Contact Devon Estes to enroll.
1745
ART
0498 Practicum in Graphic Design
3
16
TRAD
TBA
1300 1530
T,R
FINART
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
332
Estes D
Real life experience with local clients on a variety of design issues. Contact Michael Outhouse to enroll.
1897
ART
0498 Design in the UK
3
16
TRAD
Study of art and design in the UK for spring break in preparation for the England semester. Contact Devon Estes to enroll.
TBA
Estes D
16
CRN
16
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
1746
ART
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Pishkur F
1747
ART
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Pishkur F
1748
ART
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Pishkur F
4
16
TRAD
LEC
0800 0850
M,W,F
REYNLD
232
Willand J
16
TRAD
LAB
0800 0950
T
REYNLD
237
Willand J
16
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,W,F
REYNLD
232
Kennedy M
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
T
REYNLD
237
Kennedy M
16
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,W,F
REYNLD
235
Creamer B
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
W
REYNLD
237
Creamer B
16
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
M,W,F
REYNLD
232
Rinner A
16
TRAD
LAB
1100
1250
R
REYNLD
237
Rinner A
16
TRAD
LEC
1100
1150
M,W,F
REYNLD
232
Sample S
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
F
REYNLD
237
Sample S
16
TRAD
LEC
1200 1250
M,W,F
REYNLD
232
Boman T
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1550
M
REYNLD
237
Boman T
16
TRAD
LEC
0800 0850
T,R
REYNLD
232
Heth R
16
TRAD
LAB
1100
T
REYNLD
237
Heth R
16
TRAD
LEC
0930 1045
T,R
REYNLD
232
Sample S
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
R
REYNLD
237
Sample S
16
TRAD
LEC
1800 1915
T,R
REYNLD
232
Staff
16
TRAD
LAB
1930 2025
T,R
REYNLD
237
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Biology • Spring 2016
Special course fees for science courses with labs range from $60 to $90.
2105
BIO
0101 General Biology
2105
BIO
2109
BIO
2109
BIO
2110
BIO
0101 General Biology (HN)
2110
BIO
4
4
Reserved for Honors students.
2112
BIO
2112
BIO
2113
BIO
2113
BIO
2115
BIO
2115
BIO
2117
BIO
2117
BIO
2118
BIO
2118
BIO
2121
BIO
2121
BIO
2122
BIO
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
1250
TBA
Staff
Sample S
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. Cross-listed with EH 101.
2123
BIO
4
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. Cross-listed with EH 101.
2124
BIO
0110
Principles of Biology I
2124
BIO
0110
2126
BIO
0110
2126
BIO
0110
4
4
16
TRAD
LEC
1100
16
TRAD
LAB
16
TRAD
16
TRAD
1150
M,W,F
REYANX
319
Rinner A
1300 1550
T
REYANX
336
Rinner A
LEC
1200 1250
M,W,F
REYANX
310
Creamer B
LAB
0900
T
REYANX
336
Creamer B
1150
17
CRN
2127
BIO
0110
2127
BIO
0110
2128
BIO
0111
Principles of Biology II
2128
BIO
0111
2129
BIO
0111
2129
BIO
0111
2132
BIO
0111
2132
BIO
0111
2133
BIO
0111
2133
BIO
0111
2135
BIO
0121 Human Anatomy and Physiology I
2135
BIO
2136
BIO
2136
BIO
2137
BIO
2137
BIO
2138
BIO
2138
BIO
2139
BIO
2139
BIO
2142
BIO
2142
BIO
2143
BIO
2143
BIO
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Class
Type
16
TRAD
16
16
Meet
Begin End
Type
LEC
1100
1215
TRAD
LAB
1300 1550
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1550
16
TRAD
LEC
16
TRAD
LAB
16
TRAD
LEC
1100
16
TRAD
LAB
16
TRAD
LEC
16
TRAD
16
16
Days
REYANX
319
M
REYANX
336
Wells S
M,W,F
REYNLD
132
Boman T
T
REYNLD
132
Boman T
1000 1050
M,W,F
REYNLD
132
Heth R
1400 1650
M
REYNLD
132
Heth R
M,W,F
REYNLD
132
Willand J
1300 1550
R
REYNLD
132
Willand J
0930 1045
T,R
REYNLD
132
Boman T
LAB
1400 1650
W
REYNLD
132
Boman T
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,W,F
PLASTR
102
Johnson D
TRAD
LAB
1200 1350
M
UMMEL
113
Johnson D
16
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,W,F
PLASTR
102
Johnson D
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1550
M
UMMEL
113
Johnson D
16
TRAD
LEC
0800 0850
T,R
TBA
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
R
UMMEL
105
Lemmons C
16
TRAD
LEC
0930 1045
T,R
UMMEL
120
Staff
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
T
UMMEL
105
Staff
16
TRAD
LEC
1100
1215
T,R
UMMEL
120
Zolnierz M
16
TRAD
LAB
1500 1650
W
UMMEL
113
Zolnierz M
16
TRAD
LEC
1800 1915
M,W
UMMEL
120
Staff
16
TRAD
LAB
1930 2025
M,W
UMMEL
105
16
TRAD
LEC
TBA
TBA
TBA
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
W
UMMEL
113
Plucinski K
LEC
0900 0950
M,W,F
REYANX
304
Dennis J
1150
TBA
T,R
17
Wells S
Lemmons C
Staff
Plucinski K
This hybrid class meets on campus one day a week. The remainder of the class is taught over the Internet.
2144
BIO
0201 Human Anatomy
2144
BIO
0201 Human Anatomy
2146
BIO
0210 Molecular Cell Biology
2146
BIO
0210 Molecular Cell Biology
2147
BIO
0221 Human Anatomy & Physiology II
2147
BIO
2149
BIO
2149
BIO
5
4
5
5
16
TRAD
16
TRAD
LAB
0800 0950
16
TRAD
LEC
1100
16
TRAD
LAB
16
TRAD
16
TRAD
16
16
T,R
UMMEL
105
Dennis J
M,W,F
REYANX
310
Creamer B
1300 1550
R
REYANX
336
Creamer B
LEC
0800 0850
M,W,F
UMMEL
120
Plucinski K
LAB
0800 0950
T,R
UMMEL
113
Plucinski K
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
M,W,F
UMMEL
120
Plucinski K
TRAD
LAB
1000
T,R
UMMEL
113
Plucinski K
1150
1150
18
CRN
2150
BIO
2150
BIO
2152
BIO
2152
BIO
2153
BIO
2153
BIO
2154
BIO
2154
BIO
2156
BIO
2156
BIO
2157
BIO
2157
BIO
2219
BIO
0231 General & Medical Microbiology
2219
BIO
2221
BIO
2221
BIO
2227
BIO
2227
BIO
2228
BIO
0240 Radiation Biology
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
3
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
LEC
1000 1050
M,W,F
16
TRAD
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
16
TRAD
LEC
1300 1350
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1550
16
TRAD
LEC
16
TRAD
LAB
16
TRAD
16
16
REYANX
304
M,W
UMMEL
105
Dennis J
M,W,F
REYANX
304
Zolnierz M
T,R
UMMEL
113
Zolnierz M
0800 0915
T,R
REYANX
304
Barry A
0800 0950
M,W
UMMEL
113
Barry A
LEC
0930 1045
T,R
REYANX
304
Barry A
TRAD
LAB
1000
1150
W,F
UMMEL
113
Barry A
TRAD
LEC
1430 1545
T,R
UMMEL
120
Dennis J
16
TRAD
LAB
1000
1150
T,R
UMMEL
105
Dennis J
16
TRAD
LEC
1730 1845
T,R
UMMEL
120
Zolnierz M
16
TRAD
LAB
1855 2045
T,R
UMMEL
113
Zolnierz M
16
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,W,F
REYANX
319
Lawson M
16
TRAD
LAB
0900 1050
T,R
REYNLD
252
Lawson M
16
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
M,W,F
REYANX
319
Lawson M
16
TRAD
LAB
1100
T,R
REYNLD
252
Lawson M
16
TRAD
LEC
1300 1350
M,W,F
REYANX
310
Schlink G
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
T,R
REYNLD
252
Schlink G
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1250
TBA
Dennis J
Rinner A
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor.
2229
BIO
0300 Evolution
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
REYANX
310
Rinner A
2230
BIO
0301 Human Physiology
4
16
TRAD
LEC
0930 1045
T,R
REYANX
319
Wells S
2230
BIO
0301 Human Physiology
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
W
UMMEL
103
Wells S
2231
BIO
0305 Genetics
16
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,W,F
REYANX
310
Schlink G
2231
BIO
0305 Genetics
16
TRAD
LAB
0800 1050
R
REYANX
336
Schlink G
2232
BIO
0305 Genetics
16
TRAD
LEC
1100
T,R
REYANX
310
Schlink G
2232
BIO
0305 Genetics
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
W
REYANX
336
Schlink G
2233
BIO
0308 Pathophysiology
16
TRAD
LEC
1100
T,R
REYNLD
232
Johnson D
2233
BIO
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
R
REYNLD
232
Johnson D
2234
BIO
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
4
4
4
4
1215
1215
TBA
Wells S
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor.
2235
BIO
0312 Environmental Biology
2235
BIO
Cross-listed with EH 312.
4
16
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
M,W,F
REYNLD
235
Fletcher M
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
T
REYNLD
235
Fletcher M
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
19
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
M,W,F
REYANX
319
Willand J
2236
BIO
0316 Economic Botany
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
2237
BIO
0331 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
5
16
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,W
REYNLD
130
Messick J
2237
BIO
0331 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
T,R
REYNLD
130
Messick J
2238
BIO
0350 Techniques in Microbiology
16
TRAD
LEC
1300 1350
M
REYNLD
252
Lawson M
2238
BIO
0350 Techniques in Microbiology
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
W
REYNLD
252
Lawson M
2374
BIO
0352 Biomes
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
2
3
TBA
Wells S
Course covers the coral reef and tropical rainforest ecosystems of Belize. Requires travel to Belize May 15-25. Prerequisite is BIO 101 or any higher Biology course. Contact Dr. Gerald
Schlink ([email protected]) or Dr. Scott Wells ([email protected]) for more information or how to apply for a travel grant.
2239
BIO
0370 Environmental Health & Safety
3
16
TRAD
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
REYNLD
TBA
TBA
232
Kennedy M
Cross-listed with EH 370 and HS 370.
2240
BIO
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. Cross-listed with EH 370 and HS 370.
2241
BIO
0380 Epidemiology
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Johnson D
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. Cross-listed with EH 380 and HS 380.
1660
BIO
0404 App in Geographic Info Systems
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1515
M,W
WEBSTR
224
Smith S
4
16
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,W,F
UMMEL
120
Lemmons C
16
TRAD
LAB
1200 1450
F
UMMEL
105
Lemmons C
Cross-listed with GEOG 404 and EH 404.
2242
BIO
0433 Histology
2242
BIO
0433 Histology
2245
BIO
0455 Laboratory Assistant Practicum
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Roettger V
2246
BIO
0455 Laboratory Assistant Practicum
2
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Roettger V
2243
BIO
0464 Advanced Cell Biology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
REYANX
310
Roettger V
2244
BIO
0481 Aquatic Ecology
4
16
TRAD
LEC
1200 1250
M,W,F
REYNLD
130
Heth R
2244
BIO
0481 Aquatic Ecology
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
W
REYNLD
130
Heth R
2247
BIO
0491 Internship in Biology
0
16
INDV
TBA
1200 1250
T
REYANX
304
Roettger V
2248
BIO
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Roettger V
2249
BIO
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Roettger V
2250
BIO
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Roettger V
2251
BIO
4
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Roettger V
2252
BIO
0498 Pre-Prof Biomed Sci Seminar
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
T,R
REYANX
310
Roettger V
For pre-professional biomedical science majors (pre-dental, pre-medicine, pre-pharmacy, etc.). This seminar is designed to help students with professional planning and preparation for
professional graduate programs. Prerequisite: Junior standing or higher with a pre-professional biomedical sciences major.
2253
BIO
0499 Indep Research in Biology
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Roettger V
2254
BIO
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Roettger V
2255
BIO
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Roettger V
20
CRN
20
Business • Spring 2016
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
All undergraduate business courses (except ECON 101) have a $10 per credit hour program fee, all graduate business courses have a $25 per credit hour program fee.
1911
GB
0301 Legal Environment Business I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
PLASTR
323
Vorhees A
1916
GB
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
PLASTR
323
Vorhees A
1925
GB
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
PLASTR
306
1929
GB
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
Tiede J
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Microsoft Office and a multimedia PC required. Final Exam will require students to come to campus or arrange
for an approved proctor.
1932
GB
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Tiede J
1942
GB
0302 Legal Environment Business II
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Agee T
1943
GB
0320 Business Communication
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
PLASTR
318
Block B
318
Block B
This hybrid course meets on campus twice a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
1944
GB
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
PLASTR
This hybrid course meets on campus twice a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
1947
GB
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
1948
GB
3
1951
GB
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1730 1910
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
T,R
PLASTR
318
Dawson M
W
PLASTR
318
Fosdick A
TBA
TBA
Block B
TBA
TBA
Finley L
TBA
TBA
Fosdick A
1957
GB
1962
GB
1963
GB
0321 Business Statistics I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
PLASTR
208
Vernon T
1964
GB
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
PLASTR
208
Jeffries R
1967
GB
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
208
Jeffries R
1969
GB
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Vernon T
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Vernon T
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Block B
1973
GB
0405 Statistical Quality Control
1974
GB
0412 Implementing Bus Educ Programs
21
CRN
Chemistry • Spring 2016
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
21
1817
CHEM
0120 Chemistry Allied Hlth Science
1817
CHEM
1818
CHEM
1818
CHEM
1818
CHEM
1819
CHEM
0151 General Chemistry I
1819
CHEM
5
5
5
16
TRAD
LEC
1100
16
TRAD
LAB
16
TRAD
16
TRAD
16
1150
M,T,W,R
REYNLD
118
Donelson J
1400 1650
W
REYNLD
123
Donelson J
LEC
1730 1820
R
REYNLD
118
Ray D
LEC
1730 2000
T
REYNLD
118
Ray D
TRAD
LAB
1830 2120
R
REYNLD
123
Ray D
16
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,T,W,F
REYNLD
118
Blake A
16
TRAD
LAB
0800 1050
R
REYNLD
123
Blake A
16
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
M,T,W,R
HS
166
Gilbert-Saunders
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
R
REYNLD
123
Gilbert-Saunders
16
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
M,T,W,R
REYNLD
118
Albright L
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
M
REYNLD
123
Albright L
16
TRAD
LEC
1200 1250
M,T,W,R
HS
166
Gilbert-Saunders
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
T
REYNLD
123
Gilbert-Saunders
A TI-89 calculator is required for this course.
1820
CHEM
1820
CHEM
5
1821
CHEM
0152 General Chemistry II
1821
CHEM
5
1822
CHEM
1822
CHEM
5
1823
CHEM
0190 Laboratory in Chemistry
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1824
CHEM
0297 Intro Research in Chem
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1825
CHEM
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1826
CHEM
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1827
CHEM
0301 Organic Chemistry I
5
16
TRAD
LEC
0800 0850
M,T,W,R
REYNLD
118
Donelson J
1827
CHEM
0301 Organic Chemistry I
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
M
REYNLD
121
Donelson J
1828
CHEM
0302 Organic Chemistry II
16
TRAD
LEC
1300 1350
M,T,W,R
REYNLD
118
Garoutte M
1828
CHEM
16
TRAD
LAB
0800 1050
R
REYNLD
121
Summerfield J
1829
CHEM
16
TRAD
LEC
1300 1350
M,T,W,R
REYNLD
118
Garoutte M
1829
CHEM
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
R
REYNLD
121
Garoutte M
1831
CHEM
0352 Metabolic Biochemistry
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
HS
166
Garoutte M
1833
CHEM
0355 Biochemical Techniques
2
16
TRAD
LEC
1200 1250
T
REYNLD
103
Garoutte M
1833
CHEM
0355 Biochemical Techniques
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
T
REYNLD
105
Garoutte M
1834
CHEM
0400 Elementary Physical Chem
16
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
M,W,F
REYNLD
116
Summerfield J
1834
CHEM
0400 Elementary Physical Chem
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
R
REYNLD
103
Summerfield J
5
5
4
1150
22
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
1835
CHEM
0422 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
4
1835
CHEM
0422 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
1836
CHEM
0431 Chem Lab Assistant Practicum
1
1837
CHEM
0431 Chem Lab Assistant Practicum
1838
CHEM
1839
CHEM
1840
CRN
Class
Type
22
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
TBA
TBA
16
TRAD
LEC
TBA
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
W
REYNLD
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
0491 Internship in Chemistry
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
CHEM
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1841
CHEM
0496 Problems in Chemistry
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1842
CHEM
0497 Research in Chemistry
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1843
CHEM
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1844
CHEM
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1845
CHEM
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1846
CHEM
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1847
CHEM
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1005
COMM
0100 Oral Communication
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0930 1045
T
WEBSTR
176
Larson K
CLAS 1500 1615
M
WEBSTR
105
Slavings S
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W
WEBSTR
111
Clark K
TBA
TBA
Communication • Spring 2016
TBA
Archer M
103
Staff
This hybrid class meets on campus one day a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet and lab.
1007
COMM
3
16
HYBRID
This hybrid class meets on campus one day a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet and lab.
1008
COMM
0100 Oral Communication (HN)
3
16
HYBRID
Reserved for Honors students. This hybrid class meets on campus two days a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet.
1010
COMM
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
Grecu N
Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, & Multimedia software and equipment are required. This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements and
access to webcam recording.
1053
COMM
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wilson K
1055
COMM
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Edgar J
1058
COMM
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Eckerman K
1070
COMM
0101 Intro to Human Communication
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
WEBSTR
305
Larson K
1075
COMM
0111
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
303
Sullivan O
Newswriting
23
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
1080
COMM
0200 Audio Production for Media
3
1080
COMM
0200 Audio Production for Media
1093
COMM
0211
1089
COMM
1149
1155
CRN
Class
Type
16
TRAD
Meet
Begin End
Type
LEC
0930 1045
0930 1045
Days
23
T
WEBSTR
111
Clark K
16
TRAD
LAB
R
WEBSTR
159
Clark K
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
305
Grecu N
0215 Interpersonal Communication
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
WEBSTR
303
Slavings S
COMM
0220 Chart Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1500 1550
M
WEBSTR
330
Sullivan O
COMM
0220 Magazine Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1600 1650
M
WEBSTR
330
Sullivan O
1159
COMM
0220 KXMS Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1500 1550
T
WEBSTR
139
Skibbe J
1163
COMM
0220 KGCS Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1450
M,W
WEBSTR
159
Hunt W
1165
COMM
0220 KGCS Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1520
T,R
WEBSTR
159
Clark K
1171
COMM
0220 Public Relations Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1520
R
WEBSTR
303
Slavings S
Introduction Public Relations
1150
1173
COMM
0245 Media Career Exploration
2
16
TRAD
CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1316
COMM
0301 Media Management
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
Bryant W
1318
COMM
0303 Advanced Public Speaking
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
1329
COMM
0305 Intercultural Communication
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
3
16
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dang T
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dang T
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Kim H
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
111
Clark K
WEBSTR
111
Larson K
WEBSTR
106
Kim H
Class is cross-listed with HS 305.
1352
COMM
INTERNET CLAS
Class is cross-listed with HS 305. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class.
1355
COMM
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
1357
COMM
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
1545
COMM
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
1362
COMM
0308 Gender Communication
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
305
Clark K
1364
COMM
0310 Communication Law
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
112
Bryant W
1377
COMM
0325 Broadcast News Reporting
3
16
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,F
WEBSTR
112
Bryant W
1377
COMM
0325 Broadcast News Reporting
16
TRAD
LAB
0900 0950
W
WEBSTR
307
Bryant W
1387
COMM
0330 Adv Chart Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1500 1550
M
WEBSTR
330
Sullivan O
1389
COMM
0330 Adv Magazine Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1600 1650
M
WEBSTR
330
Sullivan O
1390
COMM
0330 Adv Comm Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS
TBA
TBA
1392
COMM
0330 Adv KXMS Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1500 1550
T
WEBSTR
139
Skibbe J
1395
COMM
0330 Adv KGCS Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1450
M,W
WEBSTR
159
Hunt W
1397
COMM
0330 Adv Public Relations Practicum
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1520
R
WEBSTR
303
Slavings S
1400
COMM
0331 Adv Newspaper Practicum
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1500 1550
M
WEBSTR
330
Sullivan O
TBA
TBA
Bryant W
24
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
TRAD
Meet
Begin End
Type
CLAS 1430 1520
24
Days
COMM
0333 Media Editing and Design
3
16
1404
COMM
0340 Research Methods Communication
3
16
TBA
TBA
TBA
1451
COMM
0355 Case Studies Public Relations
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
303
1453
COMM
0401 Nonverbal Communication
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
303
Grecu N
1456
COMM
0402 Photocommunications II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1515
M,W
WEBSTR
307
Gullett M
1465
COMM
0425 Broadcast Scriptwriting
3
16
TRAD
LEC
1100
1215
T
WEBSTR
303
Stiles J
1465
COMM
0425 Broadcast Scriptwriting
16
TRAD
LAB
1100
1215
R
WEBSTR
307
Stiles J
1470
COMM
0460 Global Journalism
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
WEBSTR
305
Sullivan O
1473
COMM
0470 New Media Technology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
111
Kim H
1474
COMM
0491 Internship in Communications
4
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bryant W
1475
COMM
0491 Internship in Communications
8
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bryant W
1477
COMM
0492 Communication Issues
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
WEBSTR
111
1478
COMM
0498 Crisis Communications
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
WEBSTR
305
Grecu N
1482
COMM
0498 Health Communications
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
303
Slavings S
1488
COMM
0499 Ind Study Mass Comm
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1502
COMM
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1507
COMM
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1509
COMM
0499 Ind Study Public Relations
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1518
COMM
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1528
COMM
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1538
COMM
0499 Ind Study Speech Comm
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1540
COMM
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1542
COMM
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
INTERNET CLAS
Computer Information Science • Spring 2016
TBA
T,R
1402
WEBSTR
307
Staff
Kim H
Staff
Larson K
Computer Information Science courses have a special course fee of $10 per credit hour.
1905
CIS
0105 Intro to Microcomputer Use
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
PLASTR
106
Tunnell L
1907
CIS
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
PLASTR
106
Tunnell L
1910
CIS
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
PLASTR
106
Tunnell L
1913
CIS
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
PLASTR
106
Smith C
1915
CIS
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
PLASTR
106
Bartholet F
1918
CIS
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
106
Bartholet F
1920
CIS
3
16
TBA
TBA
TBA
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
Bartholet F
25
CRN
1922
CIS
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
3
16
Class
Type
25
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
TBA
TBA
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
PLASTR
TBA
TBA
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
Collins J
1927
CIS
0110
Programming I
3
16
1930
CIS
0110
Programming I
3
16
TRAD
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
105
Collins J
Collins J
2092
CIS
0202 Information Systems I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
PLASTR
209
Schiavo J
2093
CIS
0202 Information Systems I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
209
Schiavo J
2094
CIS
0210 Programming II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
PLASTR
209
Oakes J
2096
CIS
0210 Programming II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
PLASTR
209
Oakes J
2098
CIS
0230 Programming with RPG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2045
R
PLASTR
210
Herr D
2099
CIS
0305 Microcomputer Applications
3
16
TBA
TBA
M,W,F
PLASTR
210
Herr D
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
Herr D
2101
CIS
0308 Website Administration I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
2103
CIS
0310 Database Management Systems I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2045
T
PLASTR
209
Schiavo J
2107
CIS
0315 Computer Networks
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
PLASTR
210
Pinet W
2119
CIS
0325 Windows LAN Administration
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
PLASTR
210
Herr D
2131
CIS
0334 Advanced COBOL
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
1150
T,R
PLASTR
105
Tunnell L
2141
CIS
0345 UNIX System Administration
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2045
M
PLASTR
210
Pinet W
2148
CIS
0350 Data Structures
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
PLASTR
209
Oakes J
2158
CIS
0355 Enterprise Netwk Admin Secure
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
210
Pinet W
2161
CIS
0405 Cryptography & .NET Security
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
PLASTR
210
Collins J
2163
CIS
0425 Database Management Systems II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
PLASTR
209
Schiavo J
2164
CIS
0440 Computer Forensics I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
PLASTR
210
Pinet W
2166
CIS
0491 Internship in CIS
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schiavo J
2167
CIS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schiavo J
2168
CIS
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2169
CIS
0498 App Development iOS Devices
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2045
W
PLASTR
210
Staff
Covers essential concepts, tools and techniques for developing applications for Apple iOS devices. Prerequisite: CIS 210 with a grade of ‘C’ or above.
2179
CIS
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2181
CIS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2182
CIS
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
26
CRN
Criminal Justice • Spring 2016
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
26
Days
Criminal Justice special course fees: $65 per class for Crime Scene Investigation I & II, Firearms, and Photography. Police Academy special course fee of $1000.
1320
CJAD
0275 The Juvenile Justice System
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0930 1045
T
JUSTCE
TBA
TBA
147
Scott T
This hybrid course meets one day a week. The remainder of the course is taught over the Internet.
1321
CJAD
0301 International Justice Systems
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
Spencer R
1322
CJAD
0305 CJ Research/Statistical Analys
3
16
TRAD
M,W,F
JUSTCE
116
Gunderman M
1323
CJAD
0310 Traffic Accident Invest & Cntl
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0900 0950
CLAS 1100
1215
T
JUSTCE
143
Wilson T
HYBRID
CLAS 0800 0915
R
JUSTCE
139
Spurlin J
TBA
TBA
This hybrid course meets one day a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet.
1324
CJAD
0330 Asset Protection
3
16
1326
CJAD
3
8
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
Spurlin J
This is an accelerated course that occurs the first eight weeks of the semester. This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
1327
CJAD
0340 Crime Scene Investigation II
3
16
TRAD
1328
CJAD
0340 Crime Scene Investigation II
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 0800 0915
TBA
T,R
JUSTCE
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
143
Wilson T
CLAS 1830
2115
W
JUSTCE
147
Bracken A
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W
JUSTCE
147
Spencer R
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wilson T
1330
CJAD
0350 Fish and Game Enforcement
3
16
TRAD
1331
CJAD
0370 International Terrorism
3
16
HYBRID
This hybrid course meets two days a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet.
1332
CJAD
3
8
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
Spencer R
This is an accelerated delayed start course that occurs the last eight weeks of the semester. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class.
1333
CJAD
0405 Homicide Investigation II
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1100
1215
R
JUSTCE
143
Wilson T
CLAS 1830
2115
T
JUSTCE
116
Adams C
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
R
JUSTCE
TBA
TBA
TBA
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
JUSTCE
TBA
TBA
TBA
1334
CJAD
0410 Juvenile Procedures
3
16
TRAD
1335
CJAD
0411
3
16
INTERNET
3
16
HYBRID
Juvenile Corrections
TBA
Adams C
1336
CJAD
0412 Correctional Practices
CLAS 0930 1045
139
Spurlin J
1337
CJAD
0430 Family Violence
3
16
INTERNET
3
16
HYBRID
TBA
TBA
Spencer K
1338
CJAD
0440 Victimology
116
Gunderman M
This hybrid course meets two days a week. The remainder of the course is taught over the Internet.
1339
CJAD
0450 Criminal Evidence
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
Scott T
27
CRN
1340
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
CJAD
3
0455 Interview and Interrogation
16
27
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
HYBRID
CLAS 1230 1345
R
JUSTCE
CLAS 0930 1045
T
JANE
Adams C
TBA
TBA
Horton G
T
JUSTCE
TBA
TBA
Adams C
T
JANE
Adams C
145
Dagnan G
1341
CJAD
3
16
HYBRID
This course meets in Jane, MO. This hybrid course meets one day a week. The remainder of the course is taught over the Internet.
1342
CJAD
0460 Cultural Div/Racial Disparity
3
16
INTERNET
3
16
HYBRID
TBA
TBA
TBA
1343
CJAD
0475 Organized Crime
CLAS 0800 0915
147
Spencer R
1344
CJAD
0485 Child Exploit & Porn Invest
3
16
INTERNET
3
16
HYBRID
TBA
TBA
TBA
1345
CJAD
CLAS 1300 1415
This course meets in Jane, MO. This hybrid course meets one day a week. The remainder of the course is taught over the Internet.
1346
CJAD
0491 Internship in Criminal Justice
4
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Spencer R
1347
CJAD
0491 Internship in Criminal Justice
4
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Spencer R
1348
CJAD
0499 Indep Study Criminal Justice
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1349
CJAD
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1350
CJAD
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1351
CJAD
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1353
CJAD
1354
CJAD
Dental Hygiene • Spring 2016
Special course fees for Dental Hygiene program - $3040 first year, $1265 second year.
Classes for Joplin students
1105
DH
0105 Fundamentals Instrumentation
2
16
TRAD
LAB
0800 1050
M,W
HS
115
White R
1113
DH
2
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1550
M,W
HS
115
Corum K
1133
DH
0120 Med Emergencies/Spec Patient
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
T
HS
111
Kelley L
1183
DH
0160 Dental Radiology
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
HS
111
Rogers K
1230
DH
0165 Dental Radiology Lab
1
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
W
HS
121
Rogers K
1234
DH
1
16
TRAD
LAB
1500 1650
W
HS
121
Rogers K
1237
DH
1
16
TRAD
LAB
0800 1050
F
HS
121
Rogers K
28
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
28
Days
1240
DH
1
16
TRAD
LAB
1100
1250
F
HS
121
Rogers K
1242
DH
1
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
F
HS
121
Rogers K
1277
DH
0280 Periodontics I
2
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0930 1045
T
HS
111
Scrivner S
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
F
HS
111
Taubel G
Thursday rotations into clinical TBA.
1293
DH
0301 Community Dental Hth Practicum
Service learning and community activities will be scheduled on M, W, F.
1287
DH
0310 Nutrition
2
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1200 1250
M
HS
111
Cantrell L
1308
DH
0390 Clinical Dental Hygiene III
4
16
INDV
CLIN
0730 1630
T,R
HS
115
Merritt S
2335
DH
0395 Senior Seminar in DH
1
16
SEMR
SEM
1000 1050
M
HS
111
Merritt S
Classes for Rolla students
1115
DH
2
16
TRAD
LAB
0800 1050
M,W
TBA
Shearman L
1130
DH
2
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1550
M,W
TBA
Taubel G
1135
DH
1
16
SITE
CLAS 1100
1150
T
TBA
Kelley L
1192
DH
2
16
SITE
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
TBA
Rogers K
1246
DH
1
16
SITE
LAB
TBA
TBA
TBA
1282
DH
0280 Periodontics I
2
16
SITE
CLAS 0930 1045
T
TBA
1
16
SITE
CLAS 0900 0950
F
TBA
TBA
Shearman L
TBA
Scrivner S
1296
DH
Taubel G
1290
DH
0310 Nutrition
2
16
SITE
CLAS 1200 1250
M
TBA
1310
DH
4
16
INDV
CLIN
0730 1630
T,R
TBA
TBA
Cantrell L
Taubel G
2336
DH
1
16
SITE
SEM
1000 1050
M
TBA
Merritt S
Classes for Sikeston students
1131
DH
2
16
TRAD
LAB
0800 1050
M,W
TBA
Kelley L
1132
DH
2
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1550
M,W
TBA
Leslie E
1135
DH
1
16
SITE
CLAS 1100
1150
T
TBA
Kelley L
1192
DH
2
16
SITE
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
TBA
Rogers K
1249
DH
1
16
SITE
LAB
TBA
TBA
TBA
1282
DH
0280 Periodontics I
2
16
SITE
CLAS 0930 1045
T
TBA
1
16
SITE
CLAS 0900 0950
F
TBA
2
16
SITE
CLAS 1200 1250
M
TBA
TBA
Leslie E
TBA
Scrivner S
1300
DH
Taubel G
1290
DH
0310 Nutrition
TBA
Cantrell L
29
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
29
1311
DH
4
16
INDV
CLIN
0730 1630
T,R
TBA
Leslie E
2336
DH
1
16
SITE
SEM
1000 1050
M
TBA
Merritt S
Economics • Spring 2016
1909
ECON
0101 Economics of Social Issues
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
PLASTR
304
Staff
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1830
2115
W
PLASTR
104
Babb K
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Not for business majors.
1912
ECON
Not for business majors.
1914
ECON
TBA
Spaeth B
Not for business majors. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Microsoft Office required. Final exam will require students to come to campus or arrange
1917
ECON
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Spaeth B
Not for business majors. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Microsoft Office required. Final exam will require students to come to campus or arrange
1921
ECON
0201 Principles Economics (Macro)
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
1923
ECON
3
1926
ECON
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
M,W,F
PLASTR
322
Adongo J
1215
T,R
PLASTR
104
Rawlins R
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Need Microsoft Office: Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. Comprehensive final exam will require students to come to
campus or arrange for an approved proctor.
1928
ECON
0202 Principles Economics (Micro)
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
PLASTR
322
Adongo J
1931
ECON
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
PLASTR
322
Abrahams N
1933
ECON
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1150
TBA
Abrahams N
1935
ECON
0300 Money & Financial Institutions
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
PLASTR
208
Abrahams N
1937
ECON
0302 Intermediate Macroeconomics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
319A
Adongo J
1938
ECON
0410 Introduction to Econometrics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
PLASTR
320
Adongo J
1941
ECON
0442 International Econ & Finance
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
PLASTR
319A Abrahams N
1950
ECON
0491 Internship in Economics
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
1953
ECON
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
1956
ECON
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
1959
ECON
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
1965
ECON
30
CRN
1966
ECON
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
30
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
1968
ECON
0499 Independent Study Economics
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
1970
ECON
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
1971
ECON
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
1972
ECON
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
1985
ECON
1986
ECON
English • Spring 2016
English 0080 is required of students with an ACT score of 17 or less. ENG 101 is open to students who have an ACT score of 18 or higher, or who can demonstrate in a placement essay
satisfactory writing skills in preparation for ENG 101. Those students having no ACT English score must write a placement essay.
1579
ENG
0080 Basic Composition
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
PLASTR
211
Staff
1580
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
KUHN
104
Staff
1581
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
KUHNX
118
Staff
1583
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
KUHN
210
Dworkin J
1586
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1730 2015
T
PLASTR
108
Staff
1588
ENG
0101 College Composition I (WI)
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W
KUHN
206
McSpadden H
206
McSpadden H
1150
This hybrid course meets two days a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
1590
ENG
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W
KUHN
1591
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
KUHN
102
Staff
1592
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
KUHN
102
Staff
1593
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
KUHN
102
Staff
1594
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
KUHN
102
Staff
1595
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
KUHN
206
Faulstick D
1596
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
KUHN
206
Faulstick D
1597
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
KUHN
103
Staff
1598
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
KUHN
104
Staff
1599
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
KUHN
104
Staff
1600
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1730 1845
T,R
PLASTR
208
Staff
31
CRN
1601
ENG
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
31
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1602
ENG
1691
ENG
0102 College Composition II (WI)
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
KUHN
210
Toliver C
1693
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
KUHN
101
Staff
1695
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
KUHN
210
Kumbier W
1697
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
KUHN
101
Staff
1698
ENG
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
KUHN
206
Murphy M
1699
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
KUHN
210
Toliver C
1700
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
LBRARY
420
Staff
1701
ENG
3
16
HYBRID
M,W
KUHN
206
Murphy M
CLAS 1100
1150
1702
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
LBRARY
420
Staff
1703
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
KUHN
206
Staff
1704
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
KUHN
206
Staff
1705
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
KUHN
104
Staff
1706
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
KUHN
102
Staff
1707
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
KUHN
104
Rodgers M
1708
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
KUHN
210
Mouser R
1709
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
KUHN
102
Staff
1710
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
KUHN
206
Staff
1711
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1830
2115
M
PLASTR
108
Staff
1712
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1730 1845
T,R
PLASTR
211
Staff
1713
ENG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1830
2115
T
PLASTR
Staff
1716
ENG
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1718
ENG
1719
ENG
1720
ENG
32
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
32
Days
1721
ENG
0202 Writing & Research in English
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
KUHN
102
Mouser R
1722
ENG
0250 Introduction to Literature
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
KUHN
101
Rodgers M
1723
ENG
0250 Introduction to Literature
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
KUHN
101
Rodgers M
1725
ENG
0261 World Literature I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
KUHN
210
Toliver C
1727
ENG
0261 World Literature I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
KUHN
206
Kumbier W
1728
ENG
0262 World Literature II
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W
KUHN
104
Dworkin J
1150
1729
ENG
0262 World Literature II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
1730
ENG
0271 British Literature I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
1731
ENG
0272 British Literature II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
1737
ENG
0272 British Literature II
3
16
INTERNET
M,W,F
KUHN
210
Kumbier W
T,R
KUHN
210
Toliver C
M,W,F
KUHN
105
Ackiss D
TBA
TBA
TBA
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
KUHN
105
McSpadden H
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
KUHN
105
McSpadden H
TBA
TBA
TBA
M,W,F
KUHN
105
Faulstick D
T,R
KUHN
105
Rodgers M
TBA
TBA
Murphy M
1733
ENG
0281 American Literature I
3
16
1735
ENG
3
16
TRAD
1736
ENG
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
Greenlee G
1899
ENG
0282 American Literature II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
1908
ENG
0282 American Literature II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1924
ENG
0305 The Short Story (HN)
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
KUHNX
118
Brown J
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W
KUHN
103
Greenlee G
1215
1934
ENG
0305 The Short Story
1936
ENG
0305 The Short Story
3
16
INTERNET
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Greenlee G
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
TAYLOR
217
Howarth M
1955
ENG
0307 Film Perspectives
1955
ENG
0307 Film Perspectives
16
TRAD
LAB
T
TAYLOR
217
Howarth M
1939
ENG
0312 Advanced Professional Writing
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
KUHN
201
Brown J
1940
ENG
0313 Technical Writing
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
KUHN
201
Brown J
1945
ENG
0315 Advanced Essay Writing
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
KUHN
101
Rodgers M
1946
ENG
0317 Creative Writing: Fiction
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
KUHN
105
Brown J
1952
ENG
0325 Children’s Literature
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
TAYLOR
217
Howarth M
1949
ENG
0330 Young Adult Literature
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
KUHN
104
Gray K
1978
ENG
0333 Literary Paris
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
KUHN
103
Faulstick D
1975
ENG
0361 SWL: Oral Tradition
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
KUHN
103
Mouser R
1300 1500
1150
33
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
33
1976
ENG
0371 SBL: Women’s Literature
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
KUHN
103
Murphy M
1977
ENG
0381 SAL: Paris is My Home Town
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
KUHN
103
Faulstick D
1980
ENG
0400 History of English Language
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
KUHN
105
Mouser R
2021
ENG
0491 Internship in English
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Brown J
2022
ENG
0491 Internship in English
4
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Brown J
1979
ENG
0495 Sr. Sem: Urban Metamorphosis
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
KUHNX
2024
ENG
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dworkin J
2025
ENG
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dworkin J
2026
ENG
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dworkin J
1006
ESL
0051 L1: Introduction to Grammar
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
WEBSTR
112
Staff
1009
ESL
0052 L1: Begin Listening & Speaking
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
TBA
TBA
Staff
311
English as a Second Language • Spring 2016
112
Kumbier W
1011
ESL
0053 L1: Beginning Reading
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
WEBSTR
1012
ESL
0054 L1: Beginning Composition
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
TBA
1013
ESL
0057 L1: Beginning English Skills
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
112
Staff
1014
ESL
0061 L2: Basic Grammar
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
WEBSTR
311
Staff
1021
ESL
0062 L2: Speaking/Listening
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
112
Staff
1024
ESL
0063 L2: Reading Skills
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
311
Keller K
1028
ESL
0064 L2: Writing in English
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
WEBSTR
317
Carmichael A
1041
ESL
0067 L2: Develop Basic Eng Skills
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
311
Staff
1044
ESL
0072 L3: Speaking/Listening
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1545
1046
ESL
0073 L3: Reading/Vocabulary
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1051
ESL
0074 L3: ESL Composition
3
16
TRAD
1083
ESL
0077 L3: Intermediate ESL Skills
3
16
1085
ESL
0082 L4:Academic Speaking/Listening
3
16
1087
ESL
0083 L4: Academic Reading
3
1091
ESL
0084 L4: ESL Composition
3
1094
ESL
0087 L4: Academic ESL Skills
1097
ESL
1102
ESL
1107
ESL
1150
Keller K
Carmichael A
T,R
WEBSTR
311
Staff
M,W,F
WEBSTR
311
Keller K
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
306
Carmichael A
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
TBA
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
311
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
WEBSTR
311
Keller K
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1450
M,W,F
WEBSTR
311
Carmichael A
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
WEBSTR
311
Staff
0092 L5: Adv Speaking & Listening
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
112
Staff
0093 Level 5: Advanced Reading
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1545
T,R
WEBSTR
112
Keller K
0097 Studying for the TOEFL
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
317
Staff
1150
Staff
Staff
34
CRN
Entrepreneurship • Spring 2016
1876
ENT
0204 Initial Capitalization
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
34
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinson L
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinson L
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surbrugg K
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surbrugg K
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bradshaw K
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bradshaw K
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinson L
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surbrugg K
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bradshaw K
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bradshaw K
This Internet class meets online January 19 - February 19.
1880
ENT
0206 Ent Computerized Accounting
This Internet class meets online from April 4 - May 6. A purchase book is required.
1888
ENT
0210 The Mgmt Process Entrepreneurs
1890
ENT
0212 Human Resource Issues Entrepnr
This Internet class meets online April 4 - May 6.
1893
ENT
0214 Ent Pricing Strategies
This Internet class meets online February 22 - April 1.
1895
ENT
0215 Ent Retail Management
This Internet class meets online April 4 - May 6.
1896
ENT
0305 Entrepreneurial Fin Analysis
This Internet class meets online February 22 - April 1. Purchase book required.
1898
ENT
0311
Entrepreneurship Strategy
This Internet class meets online February 22 - April 1.
1900
ENT
0313 Ent Marketing Strategies
1902
ENT
0401 New Venture Formation
This Internet class meets online January 12 - May 1.
Environmental Health • Spring 2016
Environmental Health Distance Learning Block 4
2275
EH
0311
Soil Morph & Sewage Systems
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
2276
EH
0379 Career Planning for EH&Safety
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
2278
EH
0410 Hazardous Incident Management
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Kennedy M
2279
EH
0411
Hazardous Material Safety
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Kennedy M
2277
EH
0481 Environ Risk Safety Mgmt
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
Environmental Health and Safety Distance Block 4; You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange
2281
EH
4
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sample S
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. Course is cross-listed with
BIO 101.
35
CRN
2373
EH
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
4
16
Class
Type
INTERNET
Meet
Begin End
Type
TBA
TBA
TBA
Days
TBA
35
TBA
Staff
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. Cross-listed with BIO 101.
2306
EH
0298 HAZWOPER
3
5
HYBRID
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
This hybrid class will meet on the second Thursday (3 hours), Friday (10 hours), and Saturday (10 hours) of the semester. The remainder of the class will be taught on the Internet. You must
have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Permission of the instructor is required to enroll. The class begins on January 19th and runs approximately 2 weeks. Successful completion gains the student the 40 hour HAZWOPER certificate required by OSHA.
2284
EH
0298 HazwoperRenewal&HazmatTraining
1
8
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
HAZWOPER renewal and DOT HAZMAT. Coursework needed to renew OSHA HAZWOPER certificate and to gain or renew the DOT HAZMAT training certificate. Both useful toward industry
safety. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Permission of instructor required to enroll. Class begins January 19 and runs approximately 8 weeks.
2286
EH
2286
EH
4
16
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
M,W,F
REYNLD
235
Fletcher M
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
T
REYNLD
235
Fletcher M
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
REYNLD
232
Kennedy M
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
Cross-listed with BIO 312.
2287
EH
Cross-listed with BIO 370 and HS 370.
2288
EH
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. Cross-listed with BIO 370 and HS 370.
2289
EH
0371 Environmental Toxicology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
2291
EH
0372 Environmental Regulations
3
2293
EH
0380 Epidemiology
3
16
TRAD
16
INTERNET
M,W,F
REYNLD
235
Kennedy M
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
REYNLD
235
Kennedy M
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1150
TBA
Johnson D
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. Cross-listed with BIO 380 and HS 380.
1661
EH
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1515
M,W
WEBSTR
224
Smith S
Cross-listed with BIO 404 and GEOG 404.
2256
EH
0491 Internship in Env. Health
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
2257
EH
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
2258
EH
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
2295
EH
4
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
2296
EH
5
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
2297
EH
6
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
2259
EH
0499 Ind Study in Env Hlth & Safety
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
2260
EH
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
2261
EH
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
Finance • Spring 2016
1991
FIN
0350 Financial Management
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1993
FIN
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
1150
M,W,F
PLASTR
104
Rawlins R
T,R
PLASTR
104
Nichols B
36
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
1995
FIN
3
16
TRAD
1996
FIN
3
16
INTERNET
36
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
CLAS 1830
2115
T
PLASTR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
306
Burgi C
Weaver D
1998
FIN
0421 Portfolio Management
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
203
Nichols B
2000
FIN
0450 Financial Strategy
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
2002
FIN
0491 Internship in Finance
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
M,W,F
PLASTR
215
Rawlins R
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
2003
FIN
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
2004
FIN
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
2005
FIN
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rawlins R
2007
FIN
2008
FIN
2010
FIN
0499 Independent Study in Finance
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2012
FIN
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2013
FIN
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2015
FIN
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
M,W,F
WEBSTR
TBA
TBA
2019
FIN
2020
FIN
Foreign Language • Spring 2016
2222
CHI
0102 Begin Chinese II (Mandarin)
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
2268
CHI
3
16
RESR
TBA
2023
FREN
0101 Beginning French I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
WEBSTR
306
Connolly S
2033
FREN
0101 Beginning French I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
306
Parsons J
2034
FREN
0102 Beginning French II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
WEBSTR
306
Parsons J
2041
FREN
0102 Beginning French II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
306
Connolly S
2042
FREN
0203 Intermediate French I
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,T,W,R,F
WEBSTR
317
Connolly S
This is an intensive class that meets the first eight weeks of the semester.
TBA
TBA
1150
1150
319
Hou S
Hou S
37
CRN
2043
FREN
0204 Intermediate French II
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
3
8
Class
Type
TRAD
Meet
Begin End
Type
CLAS 1100
1150
Days
M,T,W,R,F
37
WEBSTR
317
Connolly S
This is an intensive class that meets the second eight weeks of the semester. Enrollment priority given to those enrolled in the FREN 203 intensive class.
2046
FREN
0322 Twentieth-Century French Lit
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
TBA
Connolly S
2305
FREN
0429 Contemporary French Society
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
Kilpatrick J
TBA
TBA
Kilpatrick J
TBA
TBA
Consortium class offered by Missouri Western. It covers French society and culture in the 20th and 2st centuries. Class begins January 19.
2273
GER
0429 Contemporary German Society
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
Consortium class offered by University of Central Missouri. Class starts January 11.
2223
JPN
0101 Beginning Japanese I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
319
Hou S
2224
JPN
0102 Beginning Japanese II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
319
Hou S
2225
JPN
0203 Intermediate Japanese I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
T,R
WEBSTR
319
Hou S
2226
JPN
0204 Intermediate Japanese II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
319
Hou S
2270
JPN
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
2186
SPAN
0100 Workplace and Travel Spanish
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
304
Smith L
T
WEBSTR
308
Staff
Talavera-Ibarra
1215
Hou S
This class fulfills General Education Requirement Area I, but does not satisfy the BA language requirement.
2187
SPAN
0100 Workplace and Travel Spanish
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1800 1945
This class fulfills General Education Requirement Area I, but does not satisfy the BA language requirement. This class meets one day a week.
2188
SPAN
0101 Beginning Spanish I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
WEBSTR
308
2190
SPAN
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
304
Liso S
2191
SPAN
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
308
Talavera-Ibarra
2192
SPAN
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
317
Staff
2193
SPAN
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
M,T,W,R
WEBSTR
304
Kilpatrick J
3
16
TBA
TBA
This is an intensive class, meets the first eight weeks of the semester.
2194
SPAN
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
Galve Rivera R
2195
SPAN
0102 Beginning Spanish II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
308
Talavera-Ibarra
2196
SPAN
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
M,T,W,R
WEBSTR
304
Kilpatrick J
3
16
TBA
TBA
This is an intensive class. Class meets the last eight weeks of the semester.
2198
SPAN
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
Liso S
2199
SPAN
0203 Intermediate Spanish I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
304
Smith L
2203
SPAN
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
M,T,W,R
WEBSTR
308
Galve Rivera R
3
16
TBA
TBA
This is an intensive class. Class meets the first eight weeks of the semester.
2204
SPAN
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
Smith L
38
CRN
2206
SPAN
0204 Intermediate Spanish II
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
3
8
3
16
Class
Type
TRAD
Meet
Begin End
Type
CLAS 1300 1415
38
Days
M,T,W,R
WEBSTR
TBA
TBA
TBA
308
Galve Rivera R
2208
SPAN
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
Smith L
2209
SPAN
0300 Grammar and Composition
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
308
2210
SPAN
0307 Intro to Latin American Civ
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
308
Talavera-Ibarra
2212
SPAN
0320 Conversations and Readings
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
304
Galve Rivera R
2213
SPAN
0326 Peninsular Lit El Cid Present
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
317
Liso S
2214
SPAN
0360 Intro Medical Interpretation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
2215
SPAN
0410 Conversation II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
2341
SPAN
0491 Internship in Spanish
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
2342
SPAN
0491 Internship in Spanish
6
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
1248
GEOG
0101 Introduction to Geography
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
1650
GEOG
0201 Physical Geography
4
16
TRAD
LAB
1650
GEOG
16
TRAD
Geography• Spring 2016
1215
Liso S
T,R
WEBSTR
304
Kilpatrick J
M,W,F
WEBSTR
304
Smith L
TBA
TBA
TBA
Kilpatrick J
TBA
TBA
TBA
Kilpatrick J
M,W,F
WEBSTR
206
Smith S
M
REYNLD
204
Davenport J
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
203
Davenport J
T,R
WEBSTR
203
Davenport J
1400 1550
Cross-listed with GEOL 201.
1652
GEOG
0211
Regions and Nations
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
1653
1654
GEOG
0211
Regions and Nations
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
203
Davenport J
GEOG
0302 Environment and Society
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
203
Davenport J
Cross-listed with INTS 302. This course serves as an option for sociology majors in order to meet their supporting requirement in geography. See pages 131-132 of the 2015-16 MSSU catalog.
1659
GEOG
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1515
M,W
WEBSTR
TBA
TBA
F
WEBSTR
224
Smith S
208
Davenport J
Cross-listed with BIO 404 and EH 404.
1663
GEOG
0491 Internship in Geography
3
16
INDV
TBA
1629
GEOG
0498 Geographical Influences London
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1500
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
Eight week late start class beginning Friday March 18. Students are required to travel to London as part of a group study abroad experience, and are responsible for paying all travel associated fees which are not included in tuition. Travel dates: May 18 - May 31, 2016. Must have permission from Professor Davenport to enroll.
1662
GEOG
0498 Natural Hazards & Disasters
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1715
T
WEBSTR
208
Smith S
This course will occasionally meet at offsite locations. Students requiring accommodations please contact Dr. Steve Smith at email: [email protected] prior to enrolling in the course.
Geology• Spring 2016
Special course fees for science courses with labs range from $60 to $90
1797
GEOL
0120 Introduction to Geology
1797
GEOL
0120 Introduction to Geology
1798
GEOL
0185 Introduction to Meteorology
4
4
16
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
16
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
TRAD
LEC
1100
1150
M,W,F
REYNLD
204
Yeboah-Forson
R
REYNLD
204
Yeboah-Forson
M,W,F
REYNLD
204
Yeboah-Forson
39
CRN
1798
GEOL
0185 Introduction to Meteorology
1651
GEOL
1651
GEOL
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
4
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
39
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
W
REYNLD
204
Yeboah-Forson
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1550
M
REYNLD
204
Davenport J
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
203
Davenport J
M,W,F
REYNLD
112
Yeboah-Forson
Cross-listed with GEOG 201.
1799
GEOL
0210 Fund Earth & Space Science
3
16
TRAD
LEC
1300 1350
1800
GEOL
0212 Earth & Space Science Lab
1
16
TRAD
LAB
0900
1150
T
REYNLD
204
Pumphrey P
1801
GEOL
0212 Earth & Space Science Lab
1
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1550
T
REYNLD
204
Pumphrey P
2097
HS
0111
Medical Terminology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
HS
265
Soriano M
Medical Terminology
3
16
TBA
TBA
TBA
F
HS
166
Staff
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
106
Kim H
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dang T
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dang T
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Brown B
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Brown B
Health Science• Spring 2016
Cross-listed with RAD 111.
2095
HS
0111
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
Staff
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Cross-listed with RAD 111.
2220
HS
0210 Success Hlth Profession Prog
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
2171
HS
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
3
16
Cross-listed with COMM 305.
2177
HS
INTERNET CLAS
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Cross-listed with COMM 305.
2178
HS
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Cross-listed with COMM 305.
2180
HS
0312 Biomedical Ethics
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Cross-listed with PHIL 312.
2183
HS
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Cross-listed with PHIL 312.
2184
HS
0350 Fund. of Organized Mgmt
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
PLASTR
207
Douglas M
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
PLASTR
207
Douglas M
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
207
Myers D
3
16
HYBRID
T
PLASTR
207
Myers D
Cross-listed with MGMT 350.
2185
HS
2189
HS
2197
HS
CLAS 1920 2100
This hybrid course meets on campus once a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet. You must have the recommended computer requirements. Cross-listed with MGMT 350.
2200
HS
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Cross-listed with MGMT 350.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Douglas M
40
CRN
2201
HS
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
3
16
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
INTERNET CLAS
40
Days
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hughes A
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Douglas M
M,W,F
REYNLD
TBA
TBA
2202
HS
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
2265
HS
3
16
TRAD
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 1300 1350
232
Kennedy M
Cross-listed with BIO 370 and EH 370.
2266
HS
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class, including Microsoft Word and PowerPoint. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for an
approved proctor. Cross-listed with BIO 370 and EH 370.
2267
HS
0380 Epidemiology
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Johnson D
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Cross-listed with BIO 380 and EH 380.
2205
HS
0390 Health Care Systems
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2207
HS
0390 Health Care Systems
2211
HS
2216
HS
2217
HS
History• Spring 2016
1312
HIST
0110
US History 1492-1877
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
WEBSTR
210
Brownlee J
1052
HIST
0110
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
105
Bever M
1313
HIST
0110
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
204
Brownlee J
1314
HIST
0110
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
WEBSTR
204
Bever M
1315
HIST
0110
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0800 0915
T
WEBSTR
205
Fordham D
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bever M
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Navarro J
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Navarro J
This hybrid course meets once a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet.
1379
HIST
0110
1382
HIST
0110
1385
HIST
0110
41
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
1396
HIST
0120 US History 1877 to Present
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
1399
HIST
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
1398
HIST
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
1401
HIST
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1403
HIST
3
16
1391
HIST
3
16
1393
HIST
3
1394
HIST
3
1388
HIST
3
41
WEBSTR
206
Fischer W
M,W,F
WEBSTR
207
Wagner S
M,W,F
WEBSTR
203
Fischer W
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
207
Wagner S
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
205
Fischer W
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
206
Elliott D
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
WEBSTR
205
Rice J
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
205
Rice J
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1430 1545
T
WEBSTR
205
Fordham D
This hybrid course meets once a week. The remainder is taught on the Internet.
1405
HIST
0130 Western Civilization to 1660
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
207
Wagner S
1406
HIST
0140 Western Civ since 1660
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
WEBSTR
205
Teverow P
1407
HIST
0201 Intro to Historical Research
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
WEBSTR
223
Teverow P
1408
HIST
0332 Great Depression & WWII
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
207
Wagner S
1436
HIST
0342 Latin American Revolutions
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
WEBSTR
204
1415
HIST
0371 The Holocaust
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
M,W,F
WEBSTR
TBA
TBA
M,W,F
WEBSTR
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fischer W
Tannenbaum W
1412
HIST
0388 History of Russia Since 1796
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
1420
HIST
0491 internship in History
3
16
INDV
TBA
1413
HIST
0498 The Memory of the Civil War
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
1422
HIST
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
2110
BIO
4
16
TRAD
LEC
0900 0950
M,W,F
REYNLD
235
Creamer B
2110
BIO
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
W
REYNLD
237
Creamer B
16
HYBRID
M,W
WEBSTR
111
Clark K
M,W,F
KUHNX
118
Brown J
Honors• Spring 2016
TBA
TBA
TBA
205
Teverow P
Wells-Lewis N
223
Bever M
Wells-Lewis N
1008
COMM
0100 Oral Communication (HN)
3
CLAS 1200 1250
Reserved for Honors students. This hybrid class meets on campus two days a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet.
1924
ENG
0305 The Short Story (HN)
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
HS
152
Conklin C
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
WEBSTR
208
Nicoletti N
1459
KINE
0103 Lifetime Wellness (HN)
1677
PSC
0120 Government: US State&Local HN
42
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
42
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
2282
HNRS
0101 Honors Forum (HN)
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
R
TAYLOR
217
Stanley R
2283
HNRS
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M
TAYLOR
217
Stanley R
2285
HNRS
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M
TAYLOR
217
Stanley R
2218
HNRS
0201 Service Learning (HN)
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1520
T
TAYLOR
125
Freeman C
2269
HNRS
0400 Research Seminar and Tutorial
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1650
T
HS
264
Welsh J
2280
HNRS
0490 Senior Thesis
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1520
R
TAYLOR
217
Howarth M
CLAS 1730 2120
R
UMMEL
118
Bartholet F
LEC
0800 0950
M
UMMEL
118
Bartholet F
Industrial Engineering Technology • Spring 2016
All Industrial Engineering Technology courses have a $7 per credit hour program fee, some courses have a $35 lab fee.
1015
IET
0110
Engineering Graphics I
3
16
HYBRID
16
TRAD
This hybrid class meets one day a week. The remainder is taught on the Internet.
1016
IET
0115
Engineering Graphics II
1016
1017
1019
3
IET
0115
Engineering Graphics II
16
TRAD
LAB
0800 0950
W
UMMEL
118
Bartholet F
IET
0205 Computer App. & Cost Analysis
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1230 1345
T,R
UMMEL
139
Marsh J
IET
0270 Engineering Technology Seminar
0
16
SEMR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Howe E
T,R
UMMEL
139
Marsh J
TBA
Course requires students attend final project presentations for IET 425 or IET 498. Dates to be announced and e-mailed.
1022
IET
0300 Engineering Economics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
1026
IET
0305 Basic Electricity Electronics
3
16
TRAD
LEC
1730 1920
T
UMMEL
140
Koch C
1026
IET
0305 Basic Electricity Electronics
16
TRAD
LAB
1930 2120
T
UMMEL
140
Koch C
1030
IET
0350 Industrial Supervision
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1730 2020
R
UMMEL
140
Marsh J
1031
IET
0425 Design Experiments
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1730 2020
W
UMMEL
139
Howe E
1039
IET
0491 Internship in IET
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
UMMEL
Staff
1049
IET
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1056
IET
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1036
IET
0494 Career Success
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1550
T
UMMEL
140
Cole M
This course meets every two weeks. The first class period is 1/26/16.
1137
IET
0498 Six Sigma Methodology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1730 2020
M
UMMEL
139
Howe E
1154
IET
0498 Senior Design
1
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1730 2020
F
UMMEL
139
Howe E
This class will meet Fridays on the following dates: 1/22/16, 1/29/16 and 4/29/16. Other dates will be announced in class.
1057
IET
0499 Independent Study IET
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1060
IET
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1061
IET
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
43
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Innternational Business • Spring 2016
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
43
1989
IB
0310 International Business
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
1992
IB
3
1994
IB
3
M,W,F
PLASTR
109
Moos J
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
16
HYBRID
1215
T,R
PLASTR
109
Campbell S
CLAS 1920 2100
W
PLASTR
306
Campbell S
This hybrid class meets on campus once a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet.
1997
IB
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Campbell S
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ansell N
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Moos J
1999
IB
2001
IB
0410 International Management
2006
IB
0460 Global Supply Chain Management
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
PLASTR
2009
IB
0491 Internship in Intl Business
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Moos J
2011
IB
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Moos J
2014
IB
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Moos J
2016
IB
0499 Indep Study in Intl Business
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Moos J
2017
IB
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Moos J
2018
IB
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Moos J
1116
INTS
0302 Environment and Society
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
International Studies • Spring 2016
109
203
Moos J
Davenport J
Cross-listed with GEOG 302. This course serves as an option for sociology majors in order to meet their supporting requirement in geography. See pages 131-132 of the 2015-16 MSSU catalog.
1119
INTS
0303 Contemporary World Civs
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1545
T,R
WEBSTR
223
Teverow P
1440
INTS
0370 Globalization & Native People
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
211
Greer J
Cross-listed with ANTH 370.
1129
INTS
0402 Senior Thesis in Intl Studies
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Stebbins C
1603
INTS
0499 Indep Study in Intl Studies
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Stebbins C
1441
KINE
0101 Couch to 5K
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W
BSC
232
Turner W
1442
KINE
0101 Zumba
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
HS
151
Myers L
1443
KINE
0101 Ballroom Dance
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W
HS
151
Schneider J
1444
KINE
0101 Tai Chi
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1420
M,W
HS
151
Browne B
Kinesiology• Spring 2016
Class meets first eight weeks of semester.
44
CRN
1445
KINE
0101 Tai Chi
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
44
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1420
M,W
HS
151
Browne B
Class meets second eight weeks of semester beginning March 14, 2016.
1446
KINE
0101 Intro to Strength Training
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
T,R
BSC
232
Webb C
2340
KINE
0101 Beginning Jazz Dance
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1020
T,R
HS
151
Staff
Appropriate footwear required. Details provided during first class period.
1447
KINE
0101 Yoga
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
T,R
HS
151
Flake D
1448
KINE
0101 Women’s Self Defense
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
T,R
HS
151
Kennedy K
1449
KINE
0101 Women’s Self Defense
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 1940
T
HS
151
Kennedy K
1450
KINE
0101 Scuba Diving
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2200
R
TBA
TBA Dannelley J
Class meets off campus. Additional fee. For details contact Calypso at 417.624.0900.
1452
KINE
0101 Kenpo Karate
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1830 2010
R
HS
151
Neff J
1454
KINE
0103 Lifetime Wellness
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W
LG-PLT
149
Rogers D
1455
KINE
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W
LG-PLT
149
Rogers D
1457
KINE
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
LG-PLT
149
Rogers D
1458
KINE
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
LG-PLT
150
Bruggeman M
1459
KINE
0103 Lifetime Wellness (HN)
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
HS
152
Conklin C
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
T,R
LG-PLT
150
Brown C
1460
KINE
2
16
1461
KINE
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1020
T,R
LG-PLT
151
Mitts M
1462
KINE
2
8
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
T,R
LG-PLT
150
Wolf A
This hybrid class meets two days per week the second eight weeks of the semester beginning March 14, 2016. The remainder is taught via the Internet.
1463
KINE
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
T,R
LG-PLT
152
Gubera K
1464
KINE
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1600 1650
T,R
LG-PLT
149
Staff
1467
KINE
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wolf A
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Microsoft Office (Word and PowerPoint) required. Purchase of code for e-textbook required.
1468
KINE
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schiding S
1469
KINE
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schiding S
1471
KINE
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schiding S
1479
KINE
0113
Wellness for Hlth Professional
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
T,R
HS
152
Conklin C
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
T,R
LG-PLT
149
Hobbs J
Required for students majoring in Kinesiology.
1483
KINE
0114
Fitness Programming & Asmt
45
CRN
Fitness Programming & Asmt
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
45
1484
KINE
0114
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
T,R
LG-PLT
149
Hobbs J
1487
KINE
0135 History & Philosophy P.E.
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
T,R
HS
152
Beeler S
1489
KINE
0220 First Aid and Sport Safety
2
8
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
T,R
LG-PLT
150
Wolf A
152
Gubera K
Class meets the first eight weeks of the semester. This hybrid class meets two days a week, the remainder is taught via the Internet. Additional lab fee required.
1492
KINE
2
8
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
T,R
LG-PLT
Class meets second eight weeks of the semester beginning March 14, 2016. This hybrid class meets two days a week, the remainder is taught via the Internet. Additional lab fee required.
1493
KINE
2
8
HYBRID
CLAS 1200 1250
T,R
LG-PLT
152
Gubera K
Class meets first eight weeks of the semester. This hybrid class meets two days a week, the remainder is taught via the Internet. Additional lab fee required.
1495
KINE
0252 Lifetime Activities II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1497
KINE
0255 Dance & Recreational Pursuits
2
16
TRAD
1500
KINE
0292 Theory/Tech. Strength Training
2
16
1215
M,T,W,R
YOUNG
203
Mitts M
CLAS 1000 1050
T,R
HS
155
Beeler S
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W
LG-PLT
152
Webb C
Restricted to Health Promotion and Wellness majors.
1501
KINE
0295 Orient Hlth Promo & Wellness
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
R
HS
152
Conklin C
1505
KINE
0305 Aging and Health
2
8
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
T,R
HS
152
Cullers A
150
Bruggeman M
Class meets the first eight weeks of the semester. This hybrid class meets two days a week, the remainder is taught over the Internet.
1506
KINE
0311
Physical Educ for Elem School
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W
LG-PLT
1508
KINE
0311
2
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1450 1540
M
JANE
YOUNG
203
Vavra P
Beeler S
Class meets at the Crowder College Jane, MO location. This hybrid class meets one day per week; the balance is taught over the Internet.
1510
KINE
0312 Theory & Tech Elem Phys Ed II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
1513
KINE
0332 Thry/Tech of Move & Rhythms
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W
HS
151
Schneider J
1515
KINE
0340 Motor Learning Physical Educ
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
T,R
LG-PLT
149
Mitts M
1517
KINE
0342 Biomechanical Analysis Move
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
T,R
HS
152
Conklin C
1519
KINE
0345 Tests & Measure Physical Educ
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
1522
KINE
0351 Exercise Interventions
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
1215
M,W
LG-PLT
150
Cullers A
M,T,W,R
LG-PLT
151
Webb C
Restricted to Health Promotion and Wellness Majors.
1523
KINE
0352 Administration Hlth Promotion
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
YOUNG
203
Bruggeman M
1525
KINE
0365 Psych Aspects Phys Educ
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W
LG-PLT
151
Bruggeman M
1526
KINE
0366 Social Aspects Physical Educ
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W
LG-PLT
150
Mitts M
1527
KINE
0367 Socio-Psy Aspects of PE
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
T,R
LG-PLT
150
Mitts M
1530
KINE
0370 School Health Education
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
YOUNG
203
Beeler S
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1330 1445
M
JANE
Additional lab fee.
1531
KINE
Beeler S
Class meets at the Crowder College Jane, MO location. Hybrid class meets one day per week; the balance is taught over the Internet. Additional lab fee.
1532
KINE
0375 Adapted Physical Education
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
T,R
LG-PLT
150
Bruggeman M
46
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
46
Days
1533
KINE
0375 Adapted Physical Education
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
T,R
LG-PLT
149
Bruggeman M
1534
KINE
0385 Nutrition for Human Devp
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
HS
167
Cullers A
1535
KINE
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2045
W
HS
165
Pittman M
1536
KINE
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
1140
F
HS
152
Conklin C
HS
152
Cullers A
TBA
TBA
Cullers A
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet course. Microsoft Office (Word and PowerPoint) required.
1537
KINE
0395 Practicum in Wellness
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000
Additional lab fee.
1539
KINE
0431 Physiology of Exercise
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W
1541
KINE
0432 Physiology Exercise Laboratory
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1440
M,W
HS
154
Cullers A
1543
KINE
0438 Applications in Physical Educ
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
T,R
YOUNG
203
Beeler S
Additional lab fee required. Class meets second eight weeks of the semester beginning March 14, 2016.
1547
KINE
0491 Internship in Wellness
6
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Conklin C
Permission of the instructor is required to enroll.
1548
KINE
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hobbs J
1550
KINE
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hobbs J
1551
KINE
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hobbs J
Law Enforcement• Spring 2016
Criminal Justice special course fees: $65 per class for Crime Scene Investigation I & II, Firearms, and Photography. Police Academy special course fee $1000.
1356
LE
0100 Introduction Criminal Justice
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W
JUSTCE
139
Spurlin J
116
Hulderman M
1358
LE
3
16
TRAD
1359
LE
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
JUSTCE
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
13
8
TRAD
CLAS 0800 1700
M,T,W,R,F
JUSTCE
24
Cowdin M
13
8
TRAD
CLAS 0800 1700
M,T,W,R,F
JUSTCE
24
Cowdin M
13
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2200
M,T,W,R
JUSTCE
24
Cowdin M
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
JUSTCE
147
Scott T
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
JUSTCE
TBA
Spurlin J
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet course.
1360
LE
0180 Basic Law Enforcement Academy
Course meets approximately five Saturdays.
1361
LE
0181 Basic Law Enforcement Acad II
1363
LE
1365
LE
0210 Criminal Procedure
1366
LE
0210 Criminal Procedure
3
16
INTERNET
3
16
TRAD
TBA
Scott T
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet course.
1367
LE
0220 Crime Scene Photography
143
Wilson T
47
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
47
1368
LE
0220 Crime Scene Photography
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1830
2115
T
JUSTCE
147
Carriger C
1369
LE
0225 Patrol Procedures
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1100
1215
T
JUSTCE
116
Hulderman M
HYBRID
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W
JUSTCE
147
Scott T
HYBRID
CLAS 1230 1345
T
JUSTCE
116
Hulderman M
HYBRID
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W
JUSTCE
145
Dankelson D
HYBRID
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W
JUSTCE
145
Dankelson D
1370
LE
0232 Ethics in Criminal Justice
3
16
1371
LE
0232 Ethics in Criminal Justice
3
16
1372
LE
0250 Criminal Law
3
16
This hybrid course meets two day a weeks. The remainder is taught over the Internet.
1373
LE
0250 Criminal Law
3
16
1374
LE
0260 Legal & Tech Aspects Firearms
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1830
2115
R
JUSTCE
116
Cowdin M
1375
LE
0280 Professional Writing CJ
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1100
1215
R
JUSTCE
116
Thomason W
Logistics • Spring 2016
1064
LOGT
0340 Principles of Transportation
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
Manufacturing Engineering Technology • Spring 2016
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Spurlin J
All Manufacturing Engineering Technology courses have a $7 per credit hour program fee, some courses have additional lab fees.
1069
MET
0100 Intro to Machine Tool Process
1069
MET
0100 Intro to Machine Tool Process
3
16
TRAD
LEC
1730 1820
W
UMMEL
140
Koch C
16
TRAD
LAB
1830 2120
W
UMMEL
140
Koch C
16
TRAD
LEC
1300 1450
M
UMMEL
121
Marsh J
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
W
UMMEL
121
Marsh J
16
TRAD
LEC
0930 1220
T
UMMEL
118
Koch C
16
TRAD
LAB
0930
1120
R
UMMEL
118
Koch C
16
TRAD
LEC
1000
1150
M
UMMEL
140
Koch C
16
TRAD
LAB
1000
1150
W
UMMEL
140
Koch C
16
TRAD
LEC
1000
1150
M
UMMEL
140
Koch C
16
TRAD
LAB
1300 1450
W
UMMEL
140
Koch C
This hybrid class meets one day a week. The remainder is taught on the Internet.
1073
MET
0145 Industrial Automation
1073
MET
0145 Industrial Automation
1076
MET
0200 Computer Numerical Control
1076
MET
0200 Computer Numerical Control
1078
MET
0240 Engineering Materials
1078
MET
3
3
3
Reserved for students who are also enrolled in MET 0145.
1081
MET
1081
MET
3
48
CRN
Management• Spring 2016
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
48
Days
2027
MGMT
0237 Using Information Systems
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
PLASTR
303
Slinkard C
CLAS 1100
T,R
PLASTR
303
Dawson M
R
PLASTR
303
Tracy L
This hybrid course meets on campus twice a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet.
2028
MGMT
3
16
TRAD
2029
MGMT
3
16
HYBRID
1215
CLAS 1920 2100
This hybrid course meets on campus once a week. The remainder s taught over the Internet.
2030
MGMT
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fahrig M
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fahrig M
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
PLASTR
2031
MGMT
2032
MGMT
0337 Management Information Systems
323
Campbell S
2035
MGMT
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wright E
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wright E
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
PLASTR
207
Douglas M
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
PLASTR
207
Douglas M
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
207
Myers D
3
16
HYBRID
T
PLASTR
207
Myers D
3
16
INTERNET
2036
MGMT
1830
MGMT
0350 Fund of Organizational Mgmt
Cross-listed with HS 350.
1849
MGMT
1850
MGMT
1853
MGMT
CLAS 1920 2100
1858
MGMT
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Douglas M
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Douglas M
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hughes A
M,W,F
PLASTR
TBA
TBA
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Cross-listed with HS 350.
1859
MGMT
3
16
INTERNET
1861
MGMT
3
16
INTERNET
2037
MGMT
0352 Human Resources Management
3
16
TRAD
2038
MGMT
0352 Human Resources Management
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 0900 0950
TBA
TBA
TBA
306
Marion T
Gavrilova Aguila
49
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
2040
MGMT
0354 Quality Management
3
16
TRAD
2044
MGMT
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 0800 0850
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1730 2020
CLAS 1100
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Days
49
M,W,F
PLASTR
TBA
TBA
Marion T
T
JANE
Marion T
1215
T,R
PLASTR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
306
Marion T
2049
MGMT
Class meets on Crowder College campus in Jane, MO
2066
MGMT
0411
Employment Law
3
16
TRAD
2067
MGMT
0411
Employment Law
3
16
INTERNET
215
Agee T
Agee T
2068
MGMT
0431 Operations Management
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
PLASTR
108
Vernon T
2069
MGMT
0441 Organizational Behavior
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
306
Philibert N
2070
MGMT
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Philibert N
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1730 2020
R
JANE
Staff
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
PLASTR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
2071
MGMT
Class meets on Crowder College campus in Jane, Missouri.
2072
MGMT
0445 Compensation & Benefits Mgmt
3
16
TRAD
2073
MGMT
0447 Employee Training & Developmnt
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
306
Philibert N
Philibert N
2074
MGMT
0452 Strategic Management
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
PLASTR
109
Moos J
2076
MGMT
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
PLASTR
203
Schmidt T
2077
MGMT
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
PLASTR
304
Groesbeck J
2078
MGMT
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cragin E
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2079
MGMT
2080
MGMT
0491 Internship in Management
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Marion T
2081
MGMT
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Marion T
2082
MGMT
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Marion T
2083
MGMT
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Marion T
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Marion T
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Marion T
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2084
MGMT
2085
MGMT
2086
MGMT
0499 Independent Study in Mgmt
50
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
50
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
2087
MGMT
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2088
MGMT
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2089
MGMT
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2090
MGMT
2091
MGMT
Marketing• Spring 2016
2100
MRKT
0300 Principles of Marketing
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
2102
MRKT
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
1150
M,W,F
PLASTR
306
Yantis T
T,R
PLASTR
207
Myers D
2104
MRKT
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1730 1910
2106
MRKT
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
T
PLASTR
207
Myers D
TBA
TBA
Yantis T
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Yantis T
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dunlop J
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
TBA
Dunlop J
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dunlop J
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W
PLASTR
303
Dunlop J
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
PLASTR
304
Yantis T
TBA
TBA
2111
MRKT
2116
MRKT
0312 Retail Management
2120
MRKT
0321 Prof Sales & Sales Mgmt
2125
MRKT
0401 Integrated Mktng Communication
3
16
INTERNET
3
16
HYBRID
TBA
2130
MRKT
0405 eMarketing
This hybrid course meets on campus twice a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet. .
2134
MRKT
0432 Consumer Behavior
3
16
TRAD
2140
MRKT
0470 Marketing Research
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2145
MRKT
0472 Marketing Strategy
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
PLASTR
2151
MRKT
0491 Internship in Marketing
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dunlop J
2155
MRKT
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dunlop J
2159
MRKT
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dunlop J
2160
MRKT
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dunlop J
304
Cragin E
51
CRN
2162
MRKT
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
51
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dunlop J
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Dunlop J
2165
MRKT
2170
MRKT
0499 Independent Study in Marketing
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2172
MRKT
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2173
MRKT
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2174
MRKT
1
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schmidt T
2175
MRKT
2176
MRKT
Math• Spring 2016
Select Math courses have a $5 special course fee.
1411
MATH
0020 Beginning Algebra
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
REYNLD
113
Boswell J
1414
MATH
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
REYNLD
113
Lathrom G
1416
MATH
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
REYNLD
113
Vazquez J
1417
MATH
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
REYNLD
113
Vazquez J
1418
MATH
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
T,R
REYNLD
113
Appuhamy A
1419
MATH
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1700 1815
M,R
REYNLD
115
Staff
1421
MATH
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
Staff
TBA
Staff
TBA
Staff
TBA
1215
TBA
Some exams are taken on campus, or off-campus with an approved proctor. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class.
1423
MATH
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1424
MATH
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1425
MATH
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1426
MATH
0030 Intermediate Algebra
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
REYNLD
115
Lathrom G
1427
MATH
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
REYNLD
112
Curtis C
1428
MATH
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
REYNLD
115
Harmon D
1429
MATH
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
REYNLD
115
Boswell J
1430
MATH
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
REYNLD
113
Boswell J
52
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
1431
MATH
3
16
TRAD
1432
MATH
3
16
INTERNET
52
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
CLAS 1830 1945
M,R
REYNLD
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
Staff
TBA
Staff
TBA
Staff
TBA
Coltharp J
TBA
TBA
115
Staff
1433
MATH
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1434
MATH
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1435
MATH
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1616
MATH
0119
Math for Elementary Teachers I
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1617
MATH
0120 Math for Elem Teachers II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
TAYLOR
106
Adkins L
1619
MATH
0120 Math for Elem Teachers II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
1620
MATH
0125 Contemporary Mathematics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
TAYLOR
106
Adkins L
M,W,F
REYNLD
112
Staff
1621
MATH
3
16
TRAD
1623
MATH
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
REYNLD
115
TBA
TBA
TBA
Laird R
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
Staff
1625
MATH
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1626
MATH
0129 Finite Mathematics
3
16
TRAD
1627
MATH
0129 Finite Mathematics
3
16
INTERNET
CLAS 1200 1250
TBA
TBA
TBA
M,W,F
REYNLD
TBA
TBA
113
Harmon D
Laird R
1628
MATH
0130 College Algebra
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
REYNLD
111
Appuhamy A
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
REYNLD
111
Laird R
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
REYNLD
115
Harmon D
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
REYNLD
112
Harmon D
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1515
T,R
REYNLD
115
Lathrom G
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
A TI-89 Calculator is required.
1630
MATH
A TI-89 calculator is required.
1631
MATH
1632
MATH
1633
MATH
1634
MATH
TBA
TBA
Curtis C
Some exams are taken on campus, or off-campus with an approved proctor. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. A TI-89 calculator is required.
53
CRN
1635
MATH
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
3
16
Class
Type
INTERNET
Meet
Begin End
Type
TBA
TBA
TBA
Days
53
TBA
TBA
Curtis C
Some exams are taken on campus, or off-campus with an approved proctor. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. A TI-89 calculator is required.
1636
MATH
0135 Trigonometry
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
REYNLD
111
1637
MATH
0135 Trigonometry
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
REYNLD
112
Hand L
1638
MATH
0135 Trigonometry
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
REYNLD
112
Lathrom G
1639
MATH
0135 Trigonometry
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Curtis C
Curtis C
1640
MATH
0140 Algebra and Trigonometry
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150 M,T,W,R,F REYNLD
115
Curtis C
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
111
Hand L
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
112
Curtis C
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
REYNLD
113
Boswell J
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
REYNLD
111
Hand L
TBA
TBA
Appuhamy A
TBA
Johnson K
TBA
Johnson K
1641
MATH
0150 Calculus/Analytic Geometry I
1642
MATH
0250 Calculus/Analytic Geometry II
1643
MATH
0260 Calculus/Analytic Geometry III
1644
MATH
0300 Fund of Mathematical Thought
3
16
TRAD
1645
MATH
0302 Applied Calculus
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
1646
MATH
0310 Elementary Statistics
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1647
MATH
0310 Elementary Statistics
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
1648
MATH
0322 Differential Equations
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
REYNLD
111
Laird R
1649
MATH
0351 Linear Algebra
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
REYNLD
112
Appuhamy A
1655
MATH
0485 Topics in Mathematics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
REYNLD
111
Lathrom G
1656
MATH
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1657
MATH
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1658
MATH
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2039
MT
0402 Clinical Microscopy
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
Staff
Medical Laboratory Science • Spring 2016
Open only to those students accepted by a School of Medical Laboratory Science. This course is held at Mercy Hospital, Joplin, MO.
2045
MT
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
Open only to those students accepted by a School of Medical Laboratory Science. This course is held at Cox Medical Center, Springfield, MO.
54
CRN
2047
MT
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
1
16
Class
Type
TRAD
Meet
Begin End
Type
TBA
TBA
TBA
54
Days
TBA
TBA
Staff
Open only to those students accepted by a School of Medical Laboratory Science. This course is held at North Kansas City Memorial Hospital, North Kansas City, MO.
2048
MT
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
Open only to those students accepted by a School of Medical Laboratory Science. This course is held at Southeast Health College of Nursing & Health Sciences, Cape Girardeau, MO.
2050
MT
0404 Clinical Serology-Immunology
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
Staff
2051
MT
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
2052
MT
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
2053
MT
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2054
MT
0405 Clinical Microbiology
7
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
Staff
2055
MT
7
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
2056
MT
7
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
2057
MT
7
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2058
MT
0406 Clinical Immunohematology-Bld Bnk
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
Staff
2059
MT
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
2060
MT
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
2061
MT
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2062
MT
0407 Special Topics Medical Tech
2
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
Staff
2063
MT
2
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
2064
MT
2
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
55
CRN
2065
MT
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
2
16
Class
Type
TRAD
Meet
Begin End
Type
TBA
TBA
TBA
Days
TBA
55
TBA
Staff
Military Science• Spring 2016
1481
GOLD
0101 Intro to Tactical Leadership
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
1486
GOLD
0120 Military Fitness I Spring
1
16
TRAD
TBA
1491
GOLD
0202 Found of Tactical Leadership
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1020
1494
GOLD
0220 Military Fitness II Spring
1
16
TRAD
TBA
1499
GOLD
0302 Leadership in Changing Environ
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1504
GOLD
0320 Military Fitness III Spring
1
16
TRAD
TBA
1512
GOLD
0402 Leadership in a Complex World
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1230 1320
1516
GOLD
0420 Military Fitness IV Spring
1
16
TRAD
TBA
Music• Spring 2016
0600 0650
0600 0650
1150
0600 0650
0600 0650
T,R
JUSTCE
M,W,F
TBA
T,R
JUSTCE
M,W,F
TBA
T,R
JUSTCE
M,W,F
TBA
T,R
JUSTCE
M,W,F
TBA
137
Phillips C
Phillips C
137
Phillips C
Phillips C
137
Phillips C
Phillips C
137
Phillips C
Phillips C
Applied Music courses have an $80 per credit hour fee (not refundable after the first week of class). Music Recital (senior music majors only) has a $50 special course fee.
1096
MUS
0104 Class Piano II
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
T,R
FINART
106
Staff
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
T,R
FINART
106
Staff
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
T,R
FINART
106
Staff
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
FINART
108
Staff
Class designated for Music Majors only.
1098
MUS
0104 Class Piano II
1099
MUS
0104 Class Piano II
1101
MUS
0106 World Music
Satisfies area F1 of general education requirements.
1103
MUS
0110
Music Appreciation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
FINART
108
Cotter C
1104
MUS
0110
Music Appreciation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
FINART
108
Sisk R
1108
MUS
0110
Music Appreciation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
105
Sisk R
1120
MUS
0110
Music Appreciation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
FINART
108
Sisk R
1122
MUS
0110
Music Appreciation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
FINART
108
Green II F
1126
MUS
0110
Music Appreciation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1450
M,W,F
FINART
108
Espinosa M
1127
MUS
0110
Music Appreciation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
FINART
108
Staff
1128
MUS
0110
Music Appreciation
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wisman S
1136
MUS
0112
Music Theory II
4
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050 M,T,W,R,F
FINART
208
Espinosa M
1138
MUS
0114
Elective in Jazz Improvisation
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wise P
1139
MUS
0115
Applied Music Brass Elective
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Green II F
56
CRN
1140
MUS
0117
1141
MUS
0122 Concert Chorale
Applied Music Brass Elective
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
TBA
TBA
56
Days
2
16
INDV
TBA
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250 M,T,W,R,F
TBA
TBA
FINART
Green II F
208
Sharlow D
Concert Chorale meets M-W-F only. Chamber Singers meet daily.
1142
MUS
0125 Applied Music Piano Elective
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Snodgrass D
1143
MUS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Snodgrass D
1144
MUS
0135 Applied Music Percussion Elec
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fronzaglia B
1145
MUS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fronzaglia B
1146
MUS
0142 Jazz Orchestra
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1230
T,R
FINART
222
Green II F
Audition required.
1147
MUS
0145 Applied Music String Elective
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1148
MUS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1150
MUS
0152 Orchestra
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1900 2100
M
FINART
1152
MUS
0155 Applied Music Woodwind Elec
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cotter C
1153
MUS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cotter C
1156
MUS
0162 Jazz Unlimited
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
FINART
222
208
Macomber J
Sharlow D
Audition required.
1158
MUS
0165 Applied Music Voice Elective
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Smith S
1160
MUS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Smith S
1161
MUS
0171 Brass Choir
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sisk R
1164
MUS
0182 Conducting Techniques
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
FINART
222
Espinosa R
1166
MUS
0184 Percussion Ensemble
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
FINART
222
Fronzaglia B
Instructor approval required for enrollment into this class.
1168
MUS
0186 Woodwind Chamber Ensemble
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1170
MUS
0188 Wind Ensemble
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1530
T,R
FINART
Cotter C
222
Espinosa R
Audition required.
1174
MUS
0192 Concert Band
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1530
M,W,F
TBA
Espinosa R
1176
MUS
0203 Class Piano III
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W
FINART
106
Nenadal K
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
T,R
FINART
106
Nenadal K
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1500 1550
T,R
FINART
106
Nenadal K
208
Macomber J
Course designated for Music Majors only.
1177
MUS
1178
MUS
1179
MUS
0212 Music Theory IV
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
FINART
1180
MUS
0214 Elective in Jazz Improvisation
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wise P
57
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
57
1181
MUS
0215 Vocal Pedagogy
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1450
T,R
FINART
1182
MUS
0217 Applied Music Brass Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1191
MUS
0221 French & English Vocal Diction
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
T,R
FINART
1184
MUS
0227 Applied Music Piano Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1190
MUS
0231 String Techniques
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
T,R
FINART
1185
MUS
0237 Applied Music Percussion Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
1200
MUS
0240 Recital Attendance
0
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
R
WEBSTR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
208
Smith S
Green II F
208
Wilson J
Snodgrass D
222
Staff
Fronzaglia B
176
Sharlow D
1186
MUS
0247 Applied Music String Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1187
MUS
0257 Applied Music Woodwind Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cotter C
1188
MUS
0267 Applied Music Voice Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wilson J
1197
MUS
0315 Applied Music Brass Elective
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Green II F
1198
MUS
0317 Applied Music Brass Elective
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Green II F
1189
MUS
0322 Concert Chorale
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250 M,T,W,R,F
INDV
TBA
TBA
FINART
208
Sharlow D
Concert Chorale meets M-W-F. Chamber Singers meet every daily.
1199
MUS
1
16
TBA
TBA
TBA
Snodgrass D
1201
MUS
2
16
INDV
TBA
1195
MUS
0332 Music for Elementary School
2
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Snodgrass D
CLAS 1100
1150
T,R
TBA
Snodgrass D
1196
MUS
0332 Music for Elementary School
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
T,R
FINART
108
108
1194
MUS
0333 Music for Elementary Grades
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
FINART
1202
MUS
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1203
MUS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1193
MUS
0342 Jazz Orchestra
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1230
T,R
FINART
Snodgrass D
Snodgrass D
Fronzaglia B
Fronzaglia B
222
Green II F
Audition required.
1204
MUS
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1205
MUS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1151
MUS
0352 Orchestra
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1900 2100
M
FINART
1206
MUS
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
222
Cotter C
1207
MUS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cotter C
1157
MUS
0362 Jazz Unlimited
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
FINART
208
Macomber J
Sharlow D
Audition required.
1208
MUS
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Smith S
1209
MUS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Smith S
1162
MUS
0371 Brass Choir
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sisk R
58
CRN
1167
MUS
0384 Percussion Ensemble
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
58
Days
M,W,F
FINART
222
Fronzaglia B
Instructor approval required for enrollment into this class.
1169
MUS
0386 Woodwind Chamber Ensemble
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cotter C
1172
MUS
0388 Wind Ensemble
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1530
T,R
FINART
222
Espinosa R
Audition required.
1175
MUS
0392 Concert Band
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1530
M,W,F
FINART
222
Espinosa R
1210
MUS
0409 Choral Literature
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
T,R
FINART
208
Sharlow D
1212
MUS
0417 Applied Music Brass Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1213
MUS
0427 Applied Music Piano Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
1218
MUS
0433 Instrumental & Vocal Arranging
4
16
INDV
CLAS 0900 0950
1218
MUS
0433 Instrumental & Vocal Arranging
16
INDV
LAB
1000 1050
1214
MUS
0437 Applied Music Percussion Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
1215
MUS
0447 Applied Music String Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
1219
MUS
0450 Senior Recital
0
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
1216
MUS
0457 Applied Music Woodwind Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
1217
MUS
0467 Applied Music Voice Major
2
16
INDV
TBA
1220
MUS
0491 Internship in Music Industry
3
16
INDV
1221
MUS
0491 Internship in Music Industry
4
16
INDV
1225
MUS
1
16
1226
MUS
2
1227
MUS
3
4
Nursing • Spring 2016
Green II F
TBA
TBA
M,W,F
FINART
208
Snodgrass D
F
FINART
108
TBA
TBA
Fronzaglia B
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fronzaglia B
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cotter C
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wilson J
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fronzaglia B
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fronzaglia B
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1350
W
HS
16
TRAD
LAB
TBA
R,F
TBA
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 1050
M
HS
Staff
Staff
Special course fees for Nursing - $1485 juniors, $1605 seniors.
JUNIOR BLOCK A
2309
NURS
0340 Nursing Care Childbearing Fmly
2309
NURS
2310
NURS
0360 Mental Health Nursing
2310
NURS
16
TRAD
LAB
T,W
TBA
2312
NURS
0370 Gerontologic Nursing
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 1050
W
HS
342
Fauss D
2314
NURS
0380 Nursing Care Child & Family
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1350
M
HS
265
Eller C
2314
NURS
16
TRAD
LAB
TBA
R,F
TBA
4
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
265
Linder J
Linder J
342
Hempsmyer P
Hempsmyer P
Eller C
59
CRN
JUNIOR BLOCK B
2308
NURS
2308
NURS
2311
NURS
2311
NURS
2313
NURS
0370 Gerontologic Nursing
2315
NURS
2315
NURS
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
4
Class
Type
59
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
M
HS
R,F
TBA
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 1050
16
TRAD
LAB
TBA
TBA
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1250
M
HS
16
TRAD
LAB
TBA
T,W
TBA
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1650
M
HS
342
Fauss D
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 1050
W
HS
265
Eller C
16
TRAD
LAB
TBA
TBA
R,F
TBA
16
TRAD
CLAS 1130
1420
M
HS
16
TRAD
LAB
TBA
TBA
R,F
TBA
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
M
HS
4
TBA
265
Linder J
Linder J
342
Blanton K
Blanton K
Eller C
SENIOR BLOCK A
2316
NURS
0450 Community Health Nursing
2316
NURS
5
2320
NURS
0460 Nursing Research
3
16
2321
NURS
0470 Nursing Mgmt & Leadership
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 1050
2321
NURS
16
TRAD
LAB
TBA
TBA
R,F
TBA
16
TRAD
CLAS 1130
1420
T
HS
16
TRAD
LAB
TBA
R,F
TBA
266
Hill S
Hill S
Williams A
266
Ogle C
Ogle C
SENIOR BLOCK B
2317
NURS
2317
NURS
2319
NURS
0460 Nursing Research
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 1050
T
HS
266
Williams A
2322
NURS
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1720
T
HS
266
Madsen K
2322
NURS
16
TRAD
LAB
TBA
TBA
R,F
TBA
Madsen K
2318
NURS
5
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ayton G
2323
NURS
5
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ayton G
1791
PLS
0210 Law Office Management
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
Paralegal• Spring 2016
5
TBA
266
Hill S
Hill S
1717
PLS
0313 Property
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Cross-listed with PSC 313.
1726
PLS
0314 Civil Litigation
3
16
INTERNET
1734
PLS
0324 Family Law
3
16
INTERNET
60
CRN
60
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
1
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1150
T,R
HS
312
Torix T
Days
Paramedic • Spring 2016
Special course fees: $425 EMT, $1225 Paramedic program
2298
PARA
0101 Escaping Violent Encounters
5
Peine B
This course will meet on Sat/Sun, Jan 30/31 in the BSC Ballroom from 8 AM to 5 PM.
2299
PARA
0220 Emergency Medical Technician
9
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800
2300
PARA
0272 Traumatology
4
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1550
R
HS
312
Torix T
2301
PARA
0273 Emergency Medical Care
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1600 1730
R
HS
312
Torix T
2302
PARA
0275 Advanced Paramedic Skills
3
16
TRAD
LEC
1300 1350
R
HS
312
Torix T
2302
PARA
0275 Advanced Paramedic Skills
16
TRAD
LAB
0800
1150
R
HS
258
Peine B
2303
PARA
0370 Clinical Practicum
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
M,T,W,F
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
TBA
Peine B
M,W,F
KUHNX
118
Brown B
101
Brown B
4
Clinical rotations vary according to site availability, with weekend rotations available. Two (2) Sat/Sun rotations are required.
2304
PARA
0402 EMS Leadership
3
16
INTERNET
1981
PHIL
0140 Critical Thinking
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
1982
PHIL
0201 Introduction to Philosophy
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
KUHN
1983
PHIL
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Brown B
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Brown B
Philosophy• Spring 2016
TBA
TBA
Cross-listed with HS 312. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class.
1984
PHIL
3
16
INTERNET
Physical Science• Spring 2016
1755
PHYS
0100 Fundamentals Physical Science
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950 M,T,W,R,F
PLASTR
211
Marsh D
1756
PHYS
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250 M,T,W,R,F
PLASTR
211
Summerfield J
1758
PHYS
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 1830 2050
M,W
REYNLD
118
Howard G
1760
PHYS
5
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
5
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
5
16
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
M,T,W,F
REYNLD
322
Bajracharya R
1762
PHYS
1802
PHYS
0101 Physical Science Elem Teachers
1802
PHYS
0101 Physical Science Elem Teachers
16
TRAD
LAB
0900
1150
R
REYNLD
327
Bajracharya R
1803
PHYS
0102 Physical Science Laboratory
1
16
TRAD
LAB
0900
1150
R
REYANX
327
Bajracharya R
1804
PHYS
0151 Elementary College Physics I
5
16
TRAD
LEC
0800 0850
M,T,W,F
PLASTR
211
Sundararajan J
1804
PHYS
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
T
REYANX
327
Sundararajan J
61
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
1805
PHYS
5
1805
PHYS
1806
PHYS
0152 Elementary College Physics II
1806
PHYS
1808
PHYS
1808
PHYS
2114
PHYS
0250 General Physics I
2114
PHYS
CRN
4
4
2
Class
Type
16
TRAD
16
16
Meet
Begin End
Type
LEC
0800 0850
TRAD
LAB
TRAD
LEC
16
TRAD
16
16
Days
61
M,T,W,F
PLASTR
211
Sundararajan J
1400 1650
W
REYANX
327
Sundararajan J
1000 1050
M,W,F
REYANX
327
McKee D
LAB
1400 1650
R
REYANX
327
McKee D
TRAD
LEC
1730 2050
T
REYANX
327
McKee D
TRAD
LAB
1730 2050
R
REYANX
327
McKee D
5
TRAD
LEC
1200 1250
M,T,W,R
REYANX
325
Bajracharya R
5
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
R
REYANX
325
Bajracharya R
Class starts January 19 and runs approximately six weeks. A TI-89 calculator is required for this course.
2108
PHYS
0260 General Physics II
2108
PHYS
3
11
TRAD
LEC
1200 1250
M,T,W,R
REYANX
325
Bajracharya R
11
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
R
REYANX
325
Bajracharya R
This is a delayed start class, follows PHYS 250. A TI-89 calculator is required for this course.
1811
PHYS
0290 General Physics III
4
16
TRAD
LEC
1200 1250
M,T,W,R
REYNLD
116
Marsh D
1
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
T
REYANX
325
Bajracharya R
1815
PHYS
0291 General Physics III Lab
1812
PHYS
0322 Classical Mechanics
3
16
TRAD
LEC
1100
1150
M,W,F
REYANX
325
McKee D
2343
PHYS
0372 Electronic Circuits
4
16
TRAD
LEC
1000 1050
M,W,F
REYANX
325
Sundararajan J
2343
PHYS
0372 Electronic Circuits
16
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
M
JUSTCE
118
Sundararajan J
2344
PHYS
0452 Quantum Mechanics
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Marsh D
2345
PHYS
0490 Seminar
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2346
PHYS
0490 Seminar
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2347
PHYS
0490 Seminar
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2348
PHYS
0491 Internship in Physics
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2349
PHYS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2350
PHYS
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2351
PHYS
0497 Research in Physics
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2352
PHYS
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2353
PHYS
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2354
PHYS
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2355
PHYS
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
2356
PHYS
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
62
CRN
Political Science • Spring 2016
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
TBA
TBA
62
Days
1004
PSC
0100 Missouri Constitution Exam
0
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
1668
PSC
0120 Government: US State & Local
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
WEBSTR
211
Delehanty W
Staff
1050
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
WEBSTR
105
Delehanty W
1228
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
106
Derfelt J
1674
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
211
Delehanty W
1675
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
WEBSTR
207
Delehanty W
1676
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
WEBSTR
207
Meyer D
1229
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
106
Shoaf N
1677
PSC
0120 Government: US State&Local HN
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
WEBSTR
208
Nicoletti N
1678
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
211
Shoaf N
1680
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2045
M
WEBSTR
211
Wood R
1681
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1715
T
WEBSTR
203
Nicoletti N
1682
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1645
W
WEBSTR
203
1685
PSC
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Yonkers R
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Knapp J
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
F
WEBSTR
204
Derfelt J
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
223
Delehanty W
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
WEBSTR
223
Shoaf N
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
Shoaf N
1686
PSC
1687
PSC
0303 Mock Trial Workshop
Instructor permission required to enroll.
1714
PSC
0311
1738
PSC
0312 Legislative Process
American Presidency
Special Course Fee of $75 for trip to Jefferson City.
1715
PSC
0313 Property
You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Cross-listed with PLS 313.
1724
PSC
0314 Civil Litigation
3
16
INTERNET
1732
PSC
0324 Family Law
3
16
INTERNET
1739
PSC
0402 Advocacy & Legal Reasoning
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
223
Derfelt J
1615
PSC
0405 Social Science Statistics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
208
Smith S
Cross-listed with SOC 405.
63
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
63
1784
PSC
0491 Internship Political Science
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
2333
PSC
0495 Directed Research
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
1788
PSC
0498 The Living Constitution
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1300
W
WEBSTR
206
Delehanty W
Special Course Fee of $1500 to cover travel to Boston, Washington D.C. and Philadelphia, PA is due in three equal payments of $500 on 2/1/16, 3/1/16, and 4/1/16. Dates of travel are
TDB (mid-May 2016).
1789
PSC
0498 Politics of the European Union
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
1790
PSC
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
1255
PSY
0100 General Psychology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
HS
238
Blair R
1257
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
HS
238
Blair R
1258
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
HS
238
Money J
1260
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
HS
238
Money J
1261
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1600 1715
M,W
HS
267
Hackett H
1263
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
HS
267
Cole A
1264
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
HS
211
Tucker S
1265
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
HS
268
Kostan K
1266
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
HS
238
Tucker S
1267
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
HS
267
Hackett H
1268
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1545
T,R
HS
267
Hackett H
1269
PSY
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1600 1715
T,R
HS
238
Ward K
1270
PSY
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Cole A
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Moss J
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Moss J
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
HS
Psychology• Spring 2016
TBA
TBA
1150
223
Nicoletti N
Wells-Lewis N
1271
PSY
1272
PSY
1273
PSY
0200 Child Development
3
16
TRAD
211
Huffman L
1274
PSY
0200 Child Development
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Huffman L
3
16
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Huffman L
4
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
HS
165
McDermid R
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
W
HS
165
McDermid R
1275
PSY
0201 Adolescent Development
1276
PSY
0205 Child & Adolescent Development
1276
PSY
64
CRN
1278
PSY
1278
PSY
1279
PSY
0221 Personal Adjustment
1280
PSY
1281
PSY
1283
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
HS
165
McDermid R
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
W
HS
165
McDermid R
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
HS
267
Cole A
0310 Educational Psychology
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W
HS
267
Tucker S
0310 Educational Psychology
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
HS
268
Tucker S
PSY
0320 Appl Statistics Behav Nat Sci
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
HS
211
Cole K
1284
PSY
0320 Appl Statistics Behav Nat Sci
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
HS
211
Cole K
1285
PSY
0325 Research Methods in Psychology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
HS
239
McDermid R
1286
PSY
0330 Experimental Psychology
5
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
HS
212
Adamopoulos
1286
PSY
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
HS
212
Adamopoulos
1288
PSY
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
HS
268
Kostan K
1288
PSY
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
HS
268
Kostan K
1289
PSY
0343 Human Sexuality
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
HS
165
McDermid R
1291
PSY
0386 Conditioning & Learning
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
HS
211
Cole K
1292
PSY
0390 Junior Seminar
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M
HS
268
Kostan K
1294
PSY
0412 Meas & Eval Educ & Psychology
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
T,R
HS
212
Craig S
1295
PSY
0420 Psychology in Film
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1530
M
HS
165
Huffman L
1297
PSY
0422 Theories of Personality
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
HS
165
Hackett H
1298
PSY
0432 Abnormal Psychology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
HS
267
Cole A
1299
PSY
0442 Physiological Psychology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
HS
268
Kostan K
1301
PSY
0443 Cognitive Psychology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
HS
212
Adamopoulos
1302
PSY
0481 Senior Thesis
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M
HS
211
Cole K
1303
PSY
0481 Senior Thesis
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M
HS
212
Adamopoulos
1304
PSY
0481 Senior Thesis
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M
HS
267
Tucker S
1305
PSY
0498 Industrial/Organization Psy
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
HS
267
Hackett H
1306
PSY
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
McDermid R
1307
PSY
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
McDermid R
1309
PSY
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
McDermid R
Medical Terminology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
HS
Medical Terminology
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Radiology• Spring 2016
4
Class
Type
64
5
1150
Special course fees for Radiology: $17.50 first year, $367.50 second year.
1883
RAD
0111
265
Soriano M
1882
RAD
0111
TBA
Staff
65
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
65
2271
RAD
0132 Prin Radiographic Exposure
4
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
M,W
HS
2272
RAD
0210 Clinical Training II
2
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
2290
RAD
0241 Radiographic Positioning II
3
16
TRAD
LEC
0930 1045
M,W
HS
2290
RAD
0241 Radiographic Positioning II
16
TRAD
LAB
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schiska A
2307
RAD
0360 Clinical Training V
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Schiska A
2292
RAD
0370 Special Topics in Radiology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
HS
343
Schiska A
2294
RAD
0399 Advanced Radiology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
HS
343
Schiska A
Respiratory Therapy • Spring 2016
343
Schiska A
Schiska A
343
Schiska A
Special course fees for Respiratory Therapy: call 659-4400 for more information.
1740
RESP
0105 Cardiopulmonary Ana & Phys
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
HS
312
Whiteman S
1741
RESP
0120 Cardiopulmonary Pathology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
HS
312
Pippin G
1325
RESP
0125 Clinical Resp Thpy Exper I
3
16
TRAD
TBA
1742
RESP
0226 Cardiopulmonary Diagnostics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
1743
RESP
0307 Cardiopulmonary Assessment
6
16
TRAD
LEC
1743
RESP
16
TRAD
1743
RESP
16
TRAD
1794
RESP
0312 Adv Mech Vent (Adv Life Suprt)
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1795
RESP
0340 Adv-Level Resp Thpy Clinical Exper
5
16
TRAD
TBA
1796
RESP
0341 Res Issue Mthd Prblm Resp Care
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1450
3
16
HYBRID
16
TBA
TBA
TBA
M,W,F
HS
312
Pippin G
0900 1050
M,W
HS
328
Dunaway J
LAB
1300 1700
W
HS
309
Dunaway J
LAB
1300 1700
W
HS
309
Whiteman S
1215
M,W
HS
312
Whiteman S
TBA
TBA
TBA
M
HS
312
Pippin G
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W
WEBSTR
105
Ellman T
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
WEBSTR
211
Greer J
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W
WEBSTR
211
Greer J
TBA
TBA
Dunaway J
Dunaway J
This class meets the second eight weeks of the semester.
Sociology• Spring 2016
1134
SOC
0110
Introduction to Sociology
This hybrid course meets twice a week. The remainder is taught over the Internet.
1472
SOC
0110
3
1498
SOC
0110
3
1503
SOC
0110
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1800 2045
M
WEBSTR
205
Brady S
1511
SOC
0110
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
WEBSTR
206
Fenske A
1520
SOC
0110
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
WEBSTR
205
Locher D
1524
SOC
0110
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
WEBSTR
105
Locher D
1556
SOC
0110
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Tuxhorn R
66
CRN
1558
SOC
0110
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
66
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Tuxhorn R
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fenske A
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
WEBSTR
211
1561
SOC
0110
1563
SOC
0210 Social Problems
1565
SOC
0221 Marriage and Family
1567
SOC
0303 The Arab World
3
16
Gubera C
1437
SOC
0306 Social Gerontology
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
WEBSTR
203
Gubera C
1604
SOC
0312 Juvenile Delinquency
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1400 1450
M,W
WEBSTR
106
Gunderman M
1605
SOC
0341 Gender Roles
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
WEBSTR
208
Greer J
1607
SOC
0354 Medical Sociology
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
WEBSTR
129
Wells-Lewis N
TBA
This hybrid course meets twice a week. The remainder of the course is taught over the Internet.
1608
SOC
0362 Deviant Behavior
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Locher D
1609
SOC
0370 The Sociology of Death & Dying
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
WEBSTR
205
Gubera C
1610
SOC
0395 Collective Behavior
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
WEBSTR
203
Locher D
1614
SOC
0405 Social Science Statistics
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
WEBSTR
208
Smith S
Cross-listed as PSC 405
1611
SOC
0491 Internship in Sociology
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
1612
SOC
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
1613
SOC
3
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
1618
SOC
1
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
1622
SOC
2
16
INDV
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
1624
SOC
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wells-Lewis N
1376
SW
0231 Social Work:Helping Profession
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
JUSTCE
141
White R
1960
SW
0320 Human Behavior Social Env II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
T,R
JUSTCE
141
Wolfe J
1954
SW
0370 Social Diversity
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0800 0915
R
JUSTCE
141
White R
1961
SW
0420 Prac Skills Help Famly&Groups
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
JUSTCE
141
Wolfe J
1958
SW
0430 Prac Skills Help Org&Community
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
JUSTCE
141
White R
Social Work• Spring 2016
1215
67
CRN
Teacher Education• Spring 2016
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
67
Select Teacher Education courses have course material fees ranging from $2 to $20. EDUC 329 has a $106 portfolio fee.
JUNIOR BLOCK
All Teacher Ed Majors must take EDUC 321, 329, & 423 during the same semester. For additional Jr. Block course requirements, please see your advisor. Students must attend Jr. Block
Orientation January 13, 2016.
1071
EDUC
0321 Microteaching
1071
EDUC
0321 Microteaching
1072
EDUC
0321 Microteaching
1072
EDUC
0321 Microteaching
1074
EDUC
0321 Microteaching
1074
EDUC
0321 Microteaching
1077
EDUC
0321 Microteaching
1077
EDUC
0321 Microteaching
1079
EDUC
0321 Microteaching
1079
EDUC
0321 Microteaching
1088
EDUC
0329 Pedagog Thry Mthd & Practices
1090
EDUC
1092
EDUC
1238
1239
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
16
TRAD
LAB
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
16
TRAD
LAB
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
16
TRAD
LAB
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
16
TRAD
LAB
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
16
TRAD
LAB
4
16
TRAD
4
16
4
16
EDUC
0423 Classroom Management
2
EDUC
2
1241
EDUC
1018
EDUC
0100 Introduction to Teacher Educ I
2
2
1000 1050
1000 1050
TAYLOR
126
Edwards W
F
TAYLOR
113
Edwards W
T,R
TAYLOR
126
Locher M
F
TAYLOR
113
Locher M
M,W
TAYLOR
126
Gallemore R
F
TAYLOR
113
Gallemore R
M,W
TAYLOR
126
Edwards W
F
TAYLOR
113
Edwards W
T,R
TAYLOR
126
Overdeer D
F
TAYLOR
113
Overdeer D
CLAS 1000 1050
M,T,W,R
TAYLOR
113
Hicklin C
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,T,W,R
TAYLOR
115
Craig S
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,T,W,R
TAYLOR
218
Gober C
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W
TAYLOR
113
Gober C
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
T,R
TAYLOR
115
Hackett L
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
T,R
TAYLOR
218
Day P
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W
TAYLOR
113
Beachner M
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W
TAYLOR
218
Day P
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
TAYLOR
114
Beachner M
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
TAYLOR
113
Gober C
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
TAYLOR
113
Gallemore R
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
TAYLOR
106
Edwards W
2
2
1000 1050
M,W
1150
1000 1050
1150
1000 1050
This class meets the first eight weeks of the semester.
1020
EDUC
1023
EDUC
0280 Foundations Educ a Global Soc
Includes a clinical field experience.
1025
EDUC
1027
EDUC
1029
EDUC
68
CRN
1032
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
EDUC
3
16
3
0301 Technology in Education
Class
Type
68
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
TAYLOR
213
Hicklin C
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
TAYLOR
213
Hicklin C
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
TAYLOR
213
Hicklin R
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hicklin R
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W
TAYLOR
108
Faine G
TBA
For Teacher Ed Majors only.
1033
EDUC
1035
EDUC
1037
EDUC
TBA
For Teacher Ed Majors only. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class.
1038
EDUC
0302 The Exceptional Child
2
16
TRAD
1040
EDUC
0302 The Exceptional Child
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Locher M
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
TAYLOR
108
Faine G
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Locher M
1042
EDUC
0304 The Exceptional Student
3
16
TRAD
1043
EDUC
0304 The Exceptional Student
3
16
INTERNET
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
TAYLOR
218
Overdeer D
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
TAYLOR
218
Overdeer D
3
16
HYBRID
TBA
M
JANE
TBA
1045
EDUC
0311
Science in the Elem. School
Includes a clinical field component.
1047
EDUC
0311
1048
EDUC
0311
0900
1130
Overdeer D
Classes held at MSSU Satellite Campus in Jane, Mo. Must have prior approval of Dept. Chair and be tentatively admitted to program to enroll in this class.
1054
EDUC
0312 Teaching Math in the Elem Sch
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
TAYLOR
106
Coltharp J
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
TAYLOR
106
Coltharp J
1059
EDUC
0312 Teaching Math in the Elem Sch
1062
EDUC
0316 Fnd Issue Trnd Early Child Ed
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1545
T,R
TAYLOR
108
Musser L
1063
EDUC
0318 Early Child Curriculum & Learn
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1600 1715
M,W
TAYLOR
108
Tappana N
1068
EDUC
0319 Pract I Early Childhood Educ
2
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Tappana N
1082
EDUC
0322 Teaching Soc Studies in Elem
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
TAYLOR
114
Neugebauer B
1084
EDUC
0322 Teaching Soc Studies in Elem
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
TAYLOR
114
Neugebauer B
1086
EDUC
0323 Build Fam & Community Relation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
TAYLOR
106
Gallemore R
1095
EDUC
0332 Tch English Lang Arts Sec Sch
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
M,W,F
KUHN
1100
EDUC
0335 Teaching Music Secondary Sch
2
8
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1300 1350
Gray K
TBA
Wise P
69
CRN
1106
EDUC
0336 Teach Business Secondary Sch
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
69
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
TBA
TBA
TBA
Block B
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
16
INTERNET
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1630
M
TAYLOR
113
Gallemore R
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1630
W
TAYLOR
113
Gallemore R
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
TAYLOR
108
Cozens C
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0900
W
JANE
1109
EDUC
0340 Language Arts
Elementary Ed Majors are required to take EDUC 340 concurrently with Jr. Block.
1110
EDUC
0340 Language Arts
2
Elementary Ed Majors are required to take EDUC 340 concurrently with Jr. Block.
1111
EDUC
0342 Develop. Reading: Elementary
1112
EDUC
1130
Cozens C
Classes held at MSSU Satellite Campus in Jane, Mo. Must have prior approval from Dept. Chair and be tentatively admitted to program to enroll in this course. Includes a clinical field component.
1114
EDUC
0343 Content Area Lit: Elementary
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1600
M
TAYLOR
108
Cozens C
Includes a clinical field component. Must take concurrently with EDUC 470.
1117
EDUC
0344 Teach Speech & Theatre Sec Sch
2
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
1378
EDUC
0345 Cons:Teach Foreign Lang PK-12
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Kilpatrick J
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W
TAYLOR
125
Locher M
1118
EDUC
0348 Transition Services
2
16
TRAD
1121
EDUC
0380 Theory Teach English Sec Lang
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Day P
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Day P
3
16
HYBRID
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Faine G
1124
EDUC
0381 Teach a Multicultural Society
1231
EDUC
0410 Tch Mild/Mod Cat Clsrm K12
This is a hybrid class and will meet on campus as scheduled by the Instructor. Remaining course work is online.
1232
EDUC
0412 Mdl Sch Jun High Phil Org Curr
2
8
TRAD
CLAS 0900 1050
M,W,F
TAYLOR
114
Neugebauer B
2
8
TRAD
CLAS 0900 1050
M,W,F
TAYLOR
114
Neugebauer B
T
TAYLOR
125
Freeman C
1233
EDUC
0413 Mthd Teach Students Mdle Grade
This class meets the second eight weeks of the semester.
1235
EDUC
0420 Introduction to Counseling
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1530 1830
1236
EDUC
0422 Content Area Lit I: Sec/MS
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
TAYLOR
115
Craig S
1243
EDUC
0432 Critical Issues in Education
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
R
TAYLOR
114
Damer S
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
R
TAYLOR
115
Faine G
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
R
TAYLOR
108
Beachner M
1150
Professional semester course.
1244
EDUC
1245
EDUC
70
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
70
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
1247
EDUC
0442 Student Teaching - Elementary
10
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1600
R
TAYLOR
113
Damer S
1250
EDUC
0444 Student Teach - Special Educ
10
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1600
R
TAYLOR
113
Damer S
1251
EDUC
0452 Student Teaching - Middle Sch
10
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1600
R
TAYLOR
113
Damer S
1252
EDUC
0462 Student Teaching-Secondary
10
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1600
R
TAYLOR
113
Damer S
1253
EDUC
0464 Student Teaching -(K-12)
10
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1600
R
TAYLOR
113
Damer S
1254
EDUC
0470 Assessments Rdng Instruction
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1600
W
TAYLOR
106
Edwards W
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Day P
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hackett L
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hackett L
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hackett L
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Includes a clinical field component. Must take concurrently with EDUC 343.
1125
EDUC
0482 Pract Tch Eng Spkr Other Langs
1256
EDUC
Must have prior approval from the participating faculty member and the Dept. Chair.
1259
EDUC
2
1262
EDUC
3
Theatre• Spring 2016
1749
TH
0101 Theatre Performance
1
16
TRAD
TBA
1750
TH
0110
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
TETPAC
300
Lile A
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
TETPAC
300
Lile A
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
TETPAC
300
Lile A
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
TETPAC
238
Jaros A
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Theatre Appreciation
Lile J
This classroom is not wheelchair accessible.
1751
TH
0110
1752
TH
0110
1753
TH
0110
3
16
TRAD
1754
TH
0110
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
Claussen S
Students must attend two live plays. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class..
1757
TH
0122 Theatre Laboratory
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 1050
T,R
TETPAC
248
Jaros A
TH
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1500
T,R
TETPAC
Stage
Lile J
1761
TH
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
1763
TH
0212 Oral Interpretation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
TETPAC
274
Klein T
1764
TH
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 1050
T,R
TETPAC
248
Jaros A
Costume lab.
1759
Set lab.
Costume lab.
TBA
TBA
Lile J
71
CRN
1765
TH
1766
TH
1767
TH
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
71
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1500
T,R
TETPAC
Stage
Lile J
0234 Intro to Theatrical Design
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1045
T,R
TETPAC
240
Jaros A
0242 Theatre Movement I
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
TETPAC
274
Johnston G
Set lab.
1768
TH
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lile J
1769
TH
2
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lile J
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W,F
TETPAC
300
Lile J
Instructor permission required to enroll.
1770
TH
0332 History of the Theatre II
1771
TH
0341 Acting II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
T,R
TETPAC
274
Klein T
1772
TH
0363 Costume History II
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1500
M,W,F
TETPAC
238
Jaros A
M,W,F
TETPAC
Stage
Burrow L
Four hours per week will be spent at the Dorothea B. Hoover Museum in Joplin. Instructor permission to enroll.
1773
TH
0382 Sound Design
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
1774
TH
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1775
TH
0423 Acting IV
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
TETPAC
274
Klein T
1776
TH
0441 Stage Design
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
TETPAC
240
Lile J
1777
TH
0450 Advanced Lab Practicum
1
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lile J
1778
TH
2
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lile J
1779
TH
3
16
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lile J
1780
TH
0498 Playwriting I
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1450
M,W,F
TETPAC
Lile J
300
Klein T
1781
TH
0499 Independent Study in Theatre
1
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lile J
1782
TH
2
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lile J
1783
TH
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lile J
University Experience• Spring 2016
The University Experience course is required for all degree- seeking students who enter MSSU with less than 30 credit hours (excluding dual credit) and transfer students who have not
completed an orientation course. The UE course has a $50 orientation and programming fee.
2327
UE
0100 The University Experience
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
TBA
Claussen S
2328
UE
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W,F
TBA
Douglas R
2329
UE
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
TBA
Bullock H
2330
UE
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150
M,W,F
TBA
Benfield S
2331
UE
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1215
T,R
TBA
Abrahams F
72
CRN
2332
UE
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
3
16
Class
Type
72
Days
HYBRID
Meet
Begin End
Type
CLAS 0930 1045
R
TBA
Hopkins S
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0915
T,R
TBA
Fort D
CLAS 1730 2015
This hybrid class that meets one day a week. The remainder is taught on the Internet.
2370
UE
3
16
2357
UE
3
16
TRAD
2334
UE
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
R
TBA
Wilson K
TBA
TBA
TBA
Snell S
2337
UE
0105 Career and Life Planning
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
TBA
Parker M
2338
UE
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
T,R
TBA
Bullock H
2371
UE
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 0930 1020
2339
UE
2
8
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
1150
R
TBA
Gilbert J
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
Internet based class meets March 14 to May 6. You must have the minimum computer requirements.
1807
UE
0150 College Academic Skills
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W
HEARNS
311
Fort D
1813
UE
0150 College Academic Skills
2
16
TRAD
CLAS 1400 1450
M,W
HEARNS
311
Fort D
1814
UE
0205 Tutor Training
1
8
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hopkins S
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
T
TBA
Thompson T
W
TBA
Thompson T
TBA
TBA
Thompson T
T
PLASTR
TBA
TBA
2324
UE
0400 Leadership Training I
Required for students selected for the FYE Course Assistant Program. Contact 417-625-9731 for more information.
2325
UE
0400 Leadership Training I
1
16
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1350
Required for students selected for the FYE Course Assistant Program. Contact 417-625-9731 for more information.
2326
UE
0401 Leadership Training II
2
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
This is a required online course for Course Assistants teaching a spring UE 100 class.
Graduate Studies• Spring 2016
1892
ACCT
0601 Ethics & Professional Respblty
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1730 1845
204
Agee T
204
Staff
207
Garner J
1894
ACCT
0604 Contemporary Auditing Issues
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1730 1845
R
PLASTR
1901
ACCT
0632 Sem in Financial Acct Theory
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1900 2015
R
PLASTR
1903
ACCT
0691 Professional Internship
3
16
INDV
1904
ACCT
0692 Sem in Accounting Leadership
3
16
HYBRID
TBA
TBA
TBA
CLAS 1900 2015
TBA
TBA
T
PLASTR
Smith D
204
Smith D
1906
ACCT
1317
CJ
0699 Independent Study Accounting
3
16
RESR
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Smith D
0525 Crime & Criminal Just Policy
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Gunderman M
73
CRN
1319
CJ
0625 Adult Correctional Org & Admin
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
73
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
16
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3
16
HYBRID
T
TAYLOR
Hulderman M
1383
EDUC
0610 Multiculturalism in Education
TBA
Swarens D
1384
EDUC
0615 Managing Classroom Environment
Gilbreth S
1380
EDUC
0635 School Law
CLAS 1730 1845
115
Moeller T
115
Sachetta K
1381
EDUC
0660 Teacher Leadership
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 1900 2045
T
TAYLOR
1386
SEC
0784 Internship in Teaching II
10
16
TRAD
CLAS 1430 1600
R
TBA
Damer S
1341
CJAD
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0930 1045
T
JANE
Adams C
CLAS 1300 1415
T
JANE
Adams C
CLAS 1450 1540
M
JANE
Beeler S
CLAS 1330 1445
M
JANE
Beeler S
T
JANE
Marion T
Classes held at MSSU satellite location in Jane, MO • Spring 2016
1345
CJAD
3
16
HYBRID
1508
KINE
0311
2
16
HYBRID
1531
KINE
3
16
HYBRID
This hybrid course meets one day a week. The remainder of the course is taught over the Internet. Additional lab fee.
2049
MGMT
3
16
2071
MGMT
3
1048
EDUC
0311
3
TRAD
CLAS 1730 2020
16
TRAD
CLAS 1730 2020
16
HYBRID
TBA
R
JANE
Staff
0900
1130
M
JANE
Overdeer D
CLAS 0900
1130
W
JANE
Cozens C
Must have prior approval of Dept. Chair and be tentatively admitted to program to enroll in this class.
1112
EDUC
3
16
HYBRID
Must have prior approval from Dept. Chair and be tentatively admitted to program to enroll in this course. Includes a clinical field component.
Part of Term Courses • Spring 2016
Part of Term - First five weeks January 19 to February 19
1876
ENT
0204 Initial Capitalization
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinson L
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surbrugg K
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bradshaw K
1888
ENT
0210 The Mgmt Process Entrepreneurs
1900
ENT
0313 Ent Marketing Strategies
74
CRN
2306
EH
0298 HAZWOPER
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
3
5
Class
Type
HYBRID
Meet
Begin End
Type
TBA
TBA
TBA
74
Days
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
This hybrid class will meet on the second Thursday (3 hours), Friday (10 hours), and Saturday (10 hours) of the semester. The remainder of the class will be taught on the Internet. You
must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Permission of the instructor is required to enroll. The class begins on January 19th and runs approximately 2 weeks.
Successful completion gains the student the 40 hour HAZWOPER certificate required by OSHA.
2298
PARA
0101 Escaping Violent Encounters
1
5
TRAD
TBA
TBA
5
TRAD
LEC
5
TRAD
LAB
TBA
TBA
TBA
Peine B
1200 1250
M,T,W,R
REYANX
325
Bajracharya R
1400 1650
R
REYANX
325
Bajracharya R
TBA
TBA
This course will meet on Sat/Sun, Jan 30/31 in the BSC Ballroom from 8 AM to 5 PM.
2114
PHYS
2114
PHYS
2
This course starts January 19 and runs approximately six weeks. A TI-89 calculator is required for this course.
Part of Term first 8 weeks January 19 to March 11
1326
CJAD
3
8
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
Spurlin J
This is an accelerated course that occurs the first eight weeks of the semester. This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
2284
EH
0298 HazwoperRenewal&HazmatTrain
1
8
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fletcher M
HAZWOPER renewal and DOT HAZMAT. Coursework needed to renew OSHA HAZWOPER certificate and to gain or renew the DOT HAZMAT training certificate. Both useful toward industry safety. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Permission of instructor required to enroll. Class begins January 19 and runs approximately 8 weeks.
2042
FREN
0203 Intermediate French I
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150 M,T,W,R,F WEBSTR
317
Connolly S
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
M,T,W,R
WEBSTR
304
Kilpatrick J
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
M,T,W,R
WEBSTR
308
Galve Rivera R
This is an intensive class that meets the first eight weeks of the semester.
2193
SPAN
This is an intensive class, meets the first eight weeks of the semester.
2203
SPAN
This is an intensive class. Class meets the first eight weeks of the semester.
1444
KINE
0101 Tai Chi
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1420
M,W
HS
151
Browne B
1489
KINE
2
8
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
T,R
LG-PLT
150
Wolf A
152
Gubera K
HS
152
Cullers A
Class meets the first eight weeks of the semester. This hybrid class meets two days a week, the remainder is taught via the Internet. Additional lab fee required.
1493
KINE
2
8
HYBRID
CLAS 1200 1250
T,R
LG-PLT
Class meets first eight weeks of the semester. This hybrid class meets two days a week, the remainder is taught via the Internet. Additional lab fee required.
1505
KINE
0305 Aging and Health
2
8
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
T,R
Class meets the first eight weeks of the semester. This hybrid class meets two days a week, the remainder is taught over the Internet.
1360
LE
0180 Basic Law Enforcement Academy
13
8
TRAD
CLAS 0800 1700 M,T,W,R,F
JUSTCE
24
Cowdin M
1018
EDUC
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W
TAYLOR
113
Beachner M
1020
EDUC
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 1200 1250
M,W
TAYLOR
218
Day P
1100
EDUC
0335 Teaching Music Secondary Sch
2
8
TRAD
TBA
1232
EDUC
0412 Mdl Sch Jun High Phil Org Curr
2
8
TRAD
CLAS 0900 1050
1300 1350
1814
UE
0205 Tutor Training
1
8
TRAD
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Wise P
M,W,F
TAYLOR
114
Neugebauer B
TBA
TBA
TBA
Hopkins S
75
CRN
Part of term 11 weeks February 22 to May 6
2108
PHYS
2108
PHYS
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
3
Class
Type
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
75
11
TRAD
LEC
1200 1250
M,T,W,R
REYANX
325
Bajracharya R
11
TRAD
LAB
1400 1650
R
REYANX
325
Bajracharya R
This is a delayed start class, follows PHYS 250. A TI-89 calculator is required for this course.
Part of term second 5 weeks February 22 to April 1 - all Internet classes
1893
ENT
0214 Ent Pricing Strategies
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bradshaw K
1896
ENT
0305 Entrepreneurial Fin Analysis
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinson L
1898
ENT
0311
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surbrugg K
3
8
INTERNET CLAS
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Entrepreneurship Strategy
Part of term second 8 weeks March 14 to May 6
1544
ART
0110
Art Appreciation
TBA
Mintert A
This is a delayed start Internet class, you must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.
1332
CJAD
3
8
INTERNET
TBA
Spencer R
This is an accelerated delayed start course that occurs the last eight weeks of the semester. You must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class.
2043
FREN
0204 Intermediate French II
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1100
1150 M,T,W,R,F WEBSTR
317
Connolly S
This is an intensive class that meets the second eight weeks of the semester. Enrollment priority given to those enrolled in the FREN 203 intensive class.
2196
SPAN
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
M,T,W,R
WEBSTR
304
Kilpatrick J
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1415
M,T,W,R
WEBSTR
308
Galve Rivera R
3
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1500
F
WEBSTR
208
Davenport J
2206
SPAN
1629
GEOG
0498 Geographical Influences London
Eight week late start class beginning Friday March 18. Students are required to travel to London as part of a group study abroad experience, and are responsible for paying all travel associated fees which are not included in tuition. Travel dates: May 18 - May 31, 2016. Must have permission from Professor Davenport to enroll.
1445
KINE
0101 Tai Chi
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1420
M,W
HS
151
Browne B
1462
KINE
2
8
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
T,R
LG-PLT
150
Wolf A
152
Gubera K
This hybrid class meets two days per week the second eight weeks of the semester beginning March 14, 2016. The remainder is taught via the Internet.
1492
KINE
2
8
HYBRID
CLAS 1000 1050
T,R
LG-PLT
Class meets second eight weeks of the semester beginning March 14, 2016. This hybrid class meets two days a week, the remainder is taught via the Internet. Additional lab fee required.
1543
KINE
0438 Applications in Physical Educ
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 0800 0850
T,R
YOUNG
203
Beeler S
JUSTCE
24
Cowdin M
Additional lab fee required. Class meets second eight weeks of the semester beginning March 14, 2016.
1361
LE
13
8
TRAD
CLAS 0800 1700 M,T,W,R,F
1796
RESP
0341 Res Issue Mthd Prblm Resp Care
1
8
TRAD
CLAS 1300 1450
M
HS
312
Pippin G
1233
EDUC
0413 Mthd Teach Students Mdle Grade
2
8
TRAD
CLAS 0900 1050
M,W,F
TAYLOR
114
Neugebauer B
2339
UE
2
8
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
Internet based class meets March 14 to May 6. You must have the minimum computer requirements.
TBA
TBA
TBA
Staff
76
CRN
Cr. # of
Hr. Wks.
Class
Type
Part of term third 5 weeks April 4 to May 6 all Internet classes
1880
ENT
0206 Ent Computerized Accounting
76
Meet
Begin End
Type
Days
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Robinson L
A purchase book is required.
1890
ENT
0212 Human Resource Issues Entrepnr
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Surbrugg K
1895
ENT
0215 Ent Retail Management
1
5
INTERNET
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Bradshaw K
General Education Block• Spring 2016
Need to knock out some general education classes? Here's your opportunity! Note the 8 am class doesn't meet on Fridays!
1134
SOC
0110
3
16
HYBRID
CLAS 0800 0850
M,W
WEBSTR
105
Ellman T
1050
PSC
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 0900 0950
M,W,F
WEBSTR
105
Delehanty W
1052
HIST
0110
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1000 1050
M,W,F
WEBSTR
105
Bever M
1108
MUS
0110
Music Appreciation
3
16
TRAD
CLAS 1100
M,W,F
WEBSTR
105
Sisk R
1150
Continuing/Professional Education • Spring 2016
Professional Education Program
FIRE ACADEMY
This academy covers all aspects of firefighting, firefighter safety,
rescue, fire prevention, incident management, emergency vehicle
familiarization, emergency driving, fire pump operations, and more.
It is a mixture of classroom and hands-on evolutions including live
firefighting exercises. The academy prepares the student to take
four separate state certification exams: Firefighter I, Hazardous
Materials Awareness, Firefighter II, and Hazardous Materials
Operations. The firefighting course is IFSAC approved and will
transfer to Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, as well as most other
states.
Time: Monday & Wednesday (6:00-10:00 p.m.) as well as five (5)
Saturdays (8:00AM-5:00PM)
Start Date: January 19, 2016 - Last Day of Class: May 6, 2016
Fee: $985 includes books, uniforms, test, all equipment and
materials. Students taking this course as part of their regular
degree program may be eligible for financial aid. Please contact the
Financial Aid Office at (417) 625-9325 for more information.
Instructor: Andrew Roughton
Location: Mills Anderson Public Safety Center Room 145
Enrollment: Class size is limited to 30. For registration contact
Ceason Nance at (417) 625-9328 or e-mail [email protected].
Other Enrollment Information
• Registration for the Community Education Programs will be completed
online beginning with the Spring 2016 semester. www.mssu.edu/
academics/continuing-education/
• Students must have enrolled and paid for the course PRIOR to the first
class meeting.
• In cases where class size is limited, students are enrolled based on the
order they enrolled and paid for the class.
• If a class is cancelled, students who provide an email address will be
notified by email.
• If you are interested in Criminal Justice Continuing Education Seminars,
please check the Criminal Justice Law Enforcement page online at http://
www.mssu.edu/academics/artssciences/criminal-justice-adminstration/law-enforcement-seminars/index.
php
• If you are interested in the career training courses offered in conjunction
with the Franklin Technology Center, please check the Franklin
Technology Center page online at http://franklintechnologycenter.com/
Contact the Continuing Education Office:
• Call us: 417-625-3003 • Email us: [email protected]
• Visit our website: http://www.mssu.edu/academics/continuing-education/
index.php
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www.mssutraining.com
MSSU SBTDC business consultants use their
expertise to help Missouri businesses with
critical business development issues.
Guidance addressing topics such
as management, marketing, finance, and accounting is available for new and existing
businesses.
The MSSU SBTDC provides:

services for Jasper, Newton, Barton, Vernon,
McDonald, Cedar, Dade, and
Lawrence counties

one-on-one educational counseling at no
charge to area small businesses that are existing for-profit or start-up companies

training for owners, managers and employees
of area businesses and industries
All counseling is
confidential; many
services are
available at no
charge (subsidized
by MSSU, SBA, and
other partners).
The MSSU SBTDC strives to be responsive and
flexible in meeting the educational needs of the
business community.
Educating Business Owners in
Southwest Missouri Since 1987
Each year the MSSU SBTDC
holds annual events for
women, American veterans
and MSSU students.
Do you have a product that would serve a need in the international marketplace?
Trying to enter the global market can be daunting and intimidating. The MSSU SBTDC
works with a powerful network of partners to coordinate and streamline delivery of international trade services to primarily new-to-export and new-to-market companies.
Facebook.com/mssusbtdc
Twitter.com/mssusbtdc
Pinterest.com/mssusbtdc
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The Missouri Southern SBTDC offers training on a variety of topics designed for
small business owners, managers, and employees. Invest in your business with
quality training. Training topics include, but are not limited to: start up assistance,
business planning, marketing, international trade, QuickBooks, and Microsoft Excel.
The MSSU SBTDC has access
to many tools to assist businesses. These tools range from
financial projections, market
research, population data, and
industry reports.
ProfitCents
Business Reference Guide
HRsimple
The following certifications are held by
members of the MSSU SBTDC staff:
Certified Economic Development Finance Professional – NDC
Certified Global Business Professional – NASBITE
Certified Kauffman Facilitator – Kauffman Foundation
Certified Executive Coach – Blue Mesa
Certified Public Accountant – Missouri
Esri Business Analyst
Bizminer
Census Data
Reference USA
ABI/INFORM Complete
First Research
Plaster Hall, Room 107
[email protected]
417-625-3128
/mssusbtdc
/mssusbtdc
/mssusbtdc
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Looking for some General Education classes? Check this out:
CRN
1134
1050
1052
1108
Subj
SOC
PSC
HIST
MUS
Crse
0110
0120
0110
0110
Title
Government: US State & Local
Music Appreciation
Begin
0800
0900
1000
1100
End
0850
0950
1050
1150
Days
MW
MWF
MWF
MWF
Bldg
Webster
Webster
Webster
Webster
Room
105
105
105
105
Instructor
Ellman T
Delehanty W
Bever M
Sisk R
Stay in the same room and knock out areas E1 and E2 and F1 of the General Education requirements.
No 8 AM class on Fridays! Students are NOT required to take all 4 classes.
mssu.edu | 866-818-6778

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