16FA T1 Schedule Cover

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FALL 2016
Registration
16/T1 Begins
July 25
Classes
16/T1 Class Dates
August 15 - October 16
Semester Class Dates
August 17 - December 14
Holidays (Classes Do Not Meet & Offices Will be Closed)
Labor Day
September 5
Veterans Day
November 11
Thanksgiving
November 23 - November 27
Fall 2016 Commencement Exercises
Columbus Trade Center
January 27, 2017
7:00 p.m. EST
Phenix City
Troy Online
Columbus
Ft Benning
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Phenix City/Columbus/Ft Benning
Welcome, on behalf of the entire Troy University community!
Whether you are a prospective student, a new student, or a
returning student, congratulations on your decision to enhance your
life by pursuing higher education. Knowledge is the key to prosperity,
and by choosing a life of learning you have ensured yourself a better
tomorrow.
At Troy University, we are dedicated to serving students as we offer
both undergraduate and graduate programs in Business, Counseling,
Criminal Justice, Education, Nursing and Psychology. This class
schedule includes all the information you will need to succeed at Troy
University.
We pride ourselves in providing a dedicated faculty, convenient class
schedules, and superior student services. Please feel free to contact
us should you require assistance or to arrange a visit to our campus.
A directory of telephone numbers is included on page 16. You may
also visit our web site at http://trojan.troy.edu.
Thanks again for your interest in Troy University!
Sincerely,
Dr. David White
Campus Vice Chancellor
Troy University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools to award associate, baccalaureate, master’s, education specialist and doctoral degrees. Contact
the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for
questions about the accreditation of Troy University. The Commission is to be contacted only if there is
evidence that appears to support an institution’s significant non-compliance with a requirement or standard.
Fall 2016, Term 1 Class Schedule
INTENT TO
GRADUATE
Contents
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Academic Calendar ...............................................4
Campus Bookstore..............................................52
Course Load Information.......................................7
Disability Services (ADA) ..................................... 5
Financial Aid Information ................................10-11
Intent to Graduate Information ..............................3
Payment Information .............................................9
Registration Information ........................................8
Testing Information.........................................12-15
Transcripts...........................................................50
If you plan on graduating by
the end of Term 2 you must file
your intent to graduate no later
than the following posted
deadline:
Term 2 - August 26
No Intents Will Be Taken
After This Date
Fee: $60.00
To file, follow the link below:
http://www.troy.edu/records/graduation/intent.html
Phenix City Campus
Academic Information.................................... 17
Admissions .................................................... 18
Comp Exam Dates .........................................18
Degree Programs & Refund Policies..............19
Dropping / Withdrawing from Classes ............19
Schedule of Classes................................. 20-23
Telephone Directory .......................................16
Tuition and Fees............................................17
Columbus/Ft Benning
Computer Lab Information..............................29
Hours and Location ........................................24
Telephone Directory .......................................24
Tuition and Fees............................................ 26
TROY Online
Blackboard Information ................................. 30
Registration Information ................................ 30
Tuition and Fees............................................ 31
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Term 1 (16/T1)
July 25
August 15
August 22
August 22
August 23
August 26
September 5
September 9
September 23
September 25
October 16
October 18
Fall 2016 CAMPUS WIDE CALENDARS
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Fall Semester 2016 (16/FA)
July 25
August 17
August 22
September 5
October 31
November 11
November 21-22
November 23-27
December 14
December 16
Dec 22 - Jan 3
January 27, 2017
BUSINESS
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Registration Period Opens for 2016 Fall Semester Classes
Fall Semester Classes Begin
M Last Day to Drop/Add/Withdraw from Fall Semester Classes without Financial Penalty
M Labor Day Holiday
No Classes/Offices Closed
M Last Day to Drop/Withdraw from 2016 Semester Classes
F
Veterans Day Holiday
M-T Fall Break (16 Week Classes Only)
Offices Open
W-SU Thanksgiving Holiday
W Fall Semester Classes End
F
Fall Semester Grades Due
Holiday Break
Campus Closed
F
Fall Commencement Exercises
7:00p.m. Columbus Convention & Trade Center
No Comps Term 1
COUNSELING
Registration Period Opens for Term 1 2016 Classes
Term 1 Classes Begin
VA Forms Due
Last Day to Drop/Add/Withdraw from Term 1 Classes without Financial Penalty
Course Exam Proctor Form Opens
Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Term 2 (16/T2)
Labor Day Holiday
Payment is due in full for Term 1
Last Day to Drop/Withdraw from Term 1 Classes
Last Day to Change Incomplete Grade from Previous Term
Term 1 Classes End
Term 1 Grades Due
MBA Business - Comprehensive Examinations
6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
August 25
September 15
November 17
December 1
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Comprehensive Examination Registration Deadline for Fall 2016
Comprehensive Examination for Fall 2016
Deadline to have admission materials in for next interview
Admission Interviews for Spring 2017
October 26
November 4
See Website
See Website
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Comprehensive Examination for Fall 2016
Comprehensive Examinations Registration Deadline for Spring 2017
PRAXIS II test - More information may be found at www.ets.org/praxis
Alabama Prospective Teachers Test-register online at www.actstudent.org
EDUCATION
Tentative Calendar for Term 2 (16/T2)
October 17 - December 18
September 26
M Registration Begins for Term 2 2016 Classes
October 17
M Term 2 Classes Begin
October 24
M Last Day to Drop/Add/Withdraw from Term 2 Classes without Financial Penalty
November 11
F Payment is due in full for Term 2
December 18
SU Term 2 Classes End
December 20
T Term 2 Grades Due
January 27, 2017 F Fall Commencement Exercises
7:00p.m. Columbus Convention & Trade Center
Disability Services (ADA)
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Troy University recognizes the importance of equal access for all students. In accordance with
the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Univer-
sity and its Adaptive Needs Program seeks to ensure that admission, academic programs, sup-
port services, student activities, and campus facilities are accessible to and usable by students
who document a qualifying disability with the University.
Reasonable accommodations are available to students who:
• are otherwise qualified for admission to the University
• identify themselves to appropriate University personnel
• provide acceptable and qualifying documentation to the University.
Each student must provide recent documentation of his or her disability in order to participate in
the Disability Services (ADA) Program. To view the necessary procedures and forms please visit
the Disability Services website at
http://www.troy.edu/studentdevelopment/student-disability-services.html
Troy - Columbus students
Malcolm McSwean – Disability Services Coordinator
100 University Park
Troy, AL 36082
Fax: 334-670-5679
Phone: 334-808-6553
[email protected]
Troy - Phenix City students
James A. Thompson – Disability Services Coordinator
Fax: 334-448-5225
Phone: 334-448-5185
[email protected]
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Explanation of Section Designations and Buildings
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SECTION OFFERING PHENIX CITY
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TERM 2
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TERM 3
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TERM 4
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TERM 5
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SECTION OFFERING FOR COLUMBUS/FT BENNING AND eTROY
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BUILDING DESIGNATIONS
ADAMS BUILDING
H. CURTIS PITTS HALL
RIVERFRONT CAMPUS
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DELIVERY METHOD
EVENING OR WEEKDAY LECTURE
IN CLASSROOM LAB
FLEXIBLE/BLENDED COURSE
INTERNET
WEEKEND COURSE
INTERNSHIP/PRACTICUM
LIVE LECTURE CAPTURE
PRACTICUMS AND INTERNSHIPS
Please be aware that all Fall practicums and internships run concurrently with the semester (and not the
term) schedule. The Fall semester begins on August 17, 2016 and ends December 14, 2016. The final
day students may drop or withdraw from their internships or practicums is October 31, 2016.
All internships and practicums can be identified through Trojan Web Express by selecting the TIP via
the Location listing in the Search for Sections option of the Registration menu.
NOTE: Full semester courses may affect your Financial Aid disbursement.
For more information contact the Phenix City Financial Aid Counselor.
ACCREDITATION STATEMENT
Troy University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges
and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097; telephone number 1-404-679-4501)
to award the associate degree, the bachelor’s degree, the master’s degree, and the education specialist
degree. Refer to the college, school and department sections for specialized accreditation information.
Servicemember’s Opportunity College Program (SOC)
Troy University is an affiliate member of the Servicemember’s Opportunity College Program (SOC)
network which is designed to permit active duty military service students/spouses/dependents/Civil
Service employees to pursue college level programs without penalty for unusual situations and transfer
over which they have no control. For more information, see a Student Services representative.
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General Information
Student Resources
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Student ID Cards
Picture identification is required on campus. All students must
obtain an ID card from the Student Services Department
which is located on the first floor of the Adams Building at the
Phenix City Campus. Office hours are Monday through
Thursday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM & Friday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Or you can apply for your ID at [email protected]
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Web Express
Web Express is a versatile online tool that students may use
to register for classes, check financial aid status, make payments, change student information and monitor academic
progress. Go to http://www.troy.edu and click on Student/Faculty & Staff. Find your user ID by selecting Students then clicking “What’s my User ID?”. Your initial password will be your
first initial capitalized and last initial lower case and your full
birth date. i.e.“Sp04281986”(password must be changed on
first login).
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Troy Email
Go to http://www.troy.edu and click on Student/Faculty & Staff.
User name will be the same as your User ID. Your initial password will be your birth date (mmddyyyy).
All official information, including but not limited to, student billing, faculty-student communications, registration
changes and financial aid information will be sent to the
student's TROY email address. The University accepts no
responsibility for forwarding e-mail to non university email accounts. All students are responsible for monitoring their TROY Email account frequently.
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Blackboard
Go to http://www.troy.edu, click on Student/Faculty & Staff.
User name will be the same as your User ID. Your initial
password will be the last 4 digits of your social security number. To access more information regarding Web Express,
Web mail and Blackboard go to: http://it.troy.edu/.
Course Loads
SEMESTERS
UNDERGRADUATE
Full-Time
12
3/4 Time
9 - 11
Half Time
Full-Time
3/4 Time
Half Time
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6-8
GRADUATE
8-9
7
4-6
TERMS
COURSE LOADS
6
4-5
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COURSE LOADS
6
4-5
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Course Load for Students with a
Conditional or Temporary Admission
Status
Undergraduate students are limited to a maximum of 10 credit
hours. Temporary status is limited to one term of enrollment.
Graduate students are limited to a maximum of 6 credit hours.
Temporary status is limited to one term of enrollment.
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Course Overload
Overloads require advisor permission and signature of the
department chair. See catalogs for rules regarding overloads.
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Course Load Requirements for Financial
Aid
Requirements are available at:
http://www.troy.edu/financialaid/
Scheduling of Classes
The meeting times for a standard 3 semester/term hour
course will be:
Weeknight
classes
4 hours and 20
minutes
one class per
week for 9 weeks
Saturday
Classes
7 hours and 30
minutes
5 Saturdays
Weekday
classes
Weekend
Classes
2 hours and 10
minutes
Friday, 6 PM 10:20 PM
Saturday and
Sunday, 8:30 AM
- 5:15 PM
Final Exam date
may vary
two classes per
week for 9 weeks
2 weekends plus
Final Exam
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Welcome to the NEW way of
registering: Student Self-Service
Course Registration
1. Consult with your academic advisor and plan
your schedule carefully.
2. Go to http://www.troy.edu and click on
Student/Faculty & Staff then the Web
Express box.
3. Click on the “Log In” button at the top right of
the screen. If you do not know your username
click on student menu, then on “What’s My
User ID?
4. Click on the “Students” tab then click Student
Planning Registration link.
5. You will see two tabs. Click the “Go to Plan &
Schedule” link then Click the “Student Planning”
tab to begin the registration process.
6. Click “Course Catalog”.
7. Search for course by subject. You must type out
the department (i.e. Mathematics, not MTH).
8. Find your section number by using the drop
down arrow on the red bar. Note: You can filter
the information by campus location, term/
semester, etc. by using the panel on the left
side of the screen.
9. Click “Add Section to Schedule”. When
selecting your courses, make sure you
are selecting courses within the correct
term or semester.
10. Repeat steps 6 through 9 for each course
you are registering for. You can also add
courses to your plan by clicking directly on the
course number from the “My Progress” page.
This will direct you to the specific course in the
course catalog.
11. Once all courses are planned, click “Plan and
Schedule”. Use the arrows to navigate to the
correct term or semester.
12. Once you have verified all courses and
sections are correct, click “Register Now” in
the upper right hand corner of the screen.
13. Click the OK button to accept the terms.
14. All courses should turn green. If any remain
yellow, please contact your advisor to help you
determine why you are unable to register for
classes.
**You are not registered for your classes until they
appear GREEN on your calendar.**
Payment/Billing Procedures:
1.
Clearance of Obligation: All financial or other obligations to the University must be cleared prior to the end of each
semester or term. An outstanding balance for a prior term
must be paid before the student will be allowed to register for
subsequent semesters or terms.
2.
Registration: All tuition and fees are due at registration
or by Friday, September 9 for Term 1.
3.
First Statement of Charges: Students are provided
with a statement of charges when registering in person. If registering on line, charges are available in Trojan Web Express.
4.
Statements: Statements are sent via email to your
TROY email account and by way of USPS (to the address in
our records) prior to the scheduled payment due date.
5.
Student’s Responsibility: Students should monitor
their account to ensure that student payments and financial
aid payments have been properly applied to the account.
* * *Changes to your registration such as Adds, Drops, or
Withdrawals can affect your Student Account. You are responsible for knowing university policies and adhering to the
procedures for maintaining an account in good standing.* * *
ALL FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION MUST BE
COMPLETED IN SUFFICIENT TIME TO BE
PROCESSED PRIOR TO REGISTRATION
Financial Assistance
Students interested in receiving financial aid or
Veterans Benefits should contact the Financial Aid
Office. You must be enrolled at least half-time for
a student loan. See the Financial Aid Office for
additional information.
Financial Aid Call Center:
1-800-414-5756
or
School Code 001047
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
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Please read carefully! It is your responsibility to be familiar with the payment procedures and Financial Aid.
HOW TO MAKE PAYMENTS?
1. Students can make payments online through Web Express by using a credit or debit card. To access your Web Express account
log on to www.troy.edu. Click on Student/Faculty & Staff then the Web Express box, Log In and look under “Financial Information” and select “Make a Payment”.
2. Students can make a payment by contacting Student Financial Service (SFS) at 334-670-3886/3529.
3. Students can make a payment at the Phenix City Campus in the Business Office in the Adams Building on the Thrid Floor or
call 334-448-5151. Business Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM and Friday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Late fees will be applied to accounts with remaining balances after the payment due date.
Students are responsible for all charges, regardless of the source of assistance (VA benefits, TA, employer-paid benefits, grants,
loans, etc.). Students are not automatically dropped or withdrawn from courses based on incomplete processing of financial aid or
non attendence. Delinquent student accounts are referred to a collection agency.
I agree to pay all TROY charges on my account. I understand that the
university is advancing value to me in the form of educational services and
that my right to register is expressly conditioned upon my agreement to pay
institutional costs including, but not limited to, tuition, fees, housing, meal
plan, and any additional costs, when those charges become due.
It is my responsibility to view my charges on TROJAN WEB EXPRESS.
I understand that a past due student account balance will result in a
financial hold, which prevents future registrations, access to transcripts, as
well as other services being offered in accordance with university policy.
Delinquent student account balances may be reported to a credit bureau
and referred to collection agencies or litigated. I agree to pay any and all
costs associated with the collection of unpaid fees, including any/all cost of
collections and collection agency fees (33.33%), attorney fees, and/or court
costs, if such be necessary. I agree, in order to service my account or to
collect monies I owe, TROY may contact me by telephone at any telephone
number associated with my account, including wireless telephone numbers,
which could result in charges to me. TROY may also contact me by
sending text messages or emails, using any email address I provide to
TROY. Methods of contact may include using prerecorded/artificial voice
messages and/or use of automatic dialing devices, as applicable.
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Financial Aid - Easy As 1, 2, 3
Apply for a Federal Student Aid ID
fsaid.ed.gov
An FSA ID is comprised of a username and password and can be used to login to certain Federal Student Aid websites, such as the
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Complete the FAFSA
www.fafsa.ed.gov
Applicants must have filed their current taxes in order to complete the FAFSA application. Applications submitted electronically, are
processed in a much shorter time-period than those submitted by mail. Your PIN is required for electronic filing. Troy University’s
school code: 001047. It is recommended that you utilize the IRS Data Retrieval tool in order to ensure your income information is appropriately entered into the FAFSA.
Complete the Required Institutional Information
- Complete the online financial aid certification and counseling form: https://forms.troy.edu/faid/index.htm
- In some instances more documentation may be required. You can track your financial aid status through your Trojan Web Express
account. Look under “My Documents” for a complete list of required documentation.
Types of Financial Aid
Federal Stafford Loans, Federal Work Study Programs, Veteran Benefits, Pell Grant *(undergraduate students only)
Available Loan Amount
Undergraduate Students: up to $12,500
Graduate Students: up to $20,500
Financial Aid Counselor Information
Financial Aid Advisors 1-800-414-5756
*Please be sure to call a financial aid advisor two weeks after completing the outlined steps. In some instances more documentation
may be required.
Student Loans
If you have elected to accept a Federal Direct
Student Loan. To receive the student loan:
Go to www.studentloans.gov
Select LOG IN (upper left corner)
Log in using your FSA ID (same ID & password
used to sign the FAFSA)
Complete the Entrance Counseling
Complete the Master Promissory Note (MPN)
Students interested in receiving financial aid or
Veterans Benefits should contact the Financial
Aid Office. You must be enrolled at least half-time
for a student loan. See the Financial Aid Office
for additional information.
Financial Aid Call Center:
1-800-414-5756
or
School Code 001047
Veteran’s Information
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For all students who plan on using their VA benefits, here are some general reminders about the proce-
dures that are required:
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In order for your classes to be certified, please go online to Troy's website and complete our VA Cer-
tification Request Form online. https://forms.troy.edu/veterans/index.html
Please make sure you select your home location and list every campus/site you are taking classes
(i.e. Troy-Columbus, TROY Online, Phenix City, etc…).
If you receive Chapter 30 or Chapter 1606/1607 benefits, you must verify your attendance. You
will not receive payment until VA receives your verification. You will have to verify your atten-
dance on the last day of each month. You may do so via the automated telephone system at
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1-877-823-2378 or via the Web Automated Verification of Enrollment (WAVE) at
https://www.gibill.va.gov/wave/index.do
For information on how to apply and use your VA Education Benefits, please visit our website at
http://www.troy.edu/financialaid/vetinfo.html
For questions or concerns regarding Financial Aid or Veteran’s Education Benefits, you may contact one
of our Financial Aid/ VA Counselor:
Amy Thompson - Columbus/Ft Benning 706-660-2305
James Thompson - Phenix City Campus 334-448-5185
Financial Aid Call Center - 800-414-5756
Trojan OneCard & Refunds
How are refunds sent back to the student? There are several ways for this to occur; however, having your refund applied to
your Trojan OneCard makes the process very simple and convenient.
The Trojan OneCard is issued to new students when they register for classes in their first term at TROY.
Once the student receives his/her Trojan OneCard, the student must go to TrojanOneCard.com to activate their choice of refund delivery methods. The student should activate their choice within two business days.
A student may choose one of the following refund delivery methods:
1. Debit Card OneAccount (Easy Refund)
2. Direct deposit to a bank account of the student’s choosing
The Debit Card OneAccount (Trojan OneCard activated as a debit card) is tied to a fully functioning FDIC insured checking
account. There is no credit check to open this account. The student may use the debit card anywhere the MasterCard Debit
Card is honored. To avoid paying debit fees; choose credit after you swipe your card, and sign.
For more information, please go
to troy.edu and TrojanOneCard.com.
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- UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS TEST INFORMATION
The Proficiency Profile Test (formerly MAPP)
The Proficiency Profile test contains 108 questions and can be administered in two and a half hours.
It provides a total score and sub score for each student and a full range of group mean data for the
university in the following areas: Reading, Writing, Mathematics, Critical Thinking, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences. All undergraduate students with 60 or more credit hours are
expected to take this exam. Assessment results are used to fulfill a SACS requirement for
accreditation and are important to ensure credibility of a diploma earned through Troy University.
Please email [email protected] to schedule your exam or for further questions. Please include your
full name, student ID number, and desired date and time in your email or have this information on
hand for your call. All exams are held in room R310 on the third floor of the Riverfront Campus.
(16/T1 Schedule is Tuesday 9/13 @ 10:00am and Tuesday 9/27 @ 2:00pm)
For TROY Online students registration is required for this exam. Registration is required in advance
by completing the online Proficiency Profile Testing form at
http://www.troy.edu/online/mfatmapp.html
*Photo ID is required to take the exam.
COMPASS (Math and English Placement Test)
All undergraduate students who wish to enroll in Math or English courses must take the placement test prior to registering for a
class. Students are required to submit an electronic request for the Math or English placement tests. The online request form is
available at http://www.troy.edu/online/compassexam.html. Please allow 72 hours for the request to be processed and
plan accordingly.
Major Field Test (MFT):Undergraduate Business/Management, Undergraduate Criminal Justice, Undergraduate Psychology
Any students seeking a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Psychology, or a Business Program MUST take the Major Field Test
(MFT) the term they register for the respective capstone course (BUS 4476, CJ 4499, or PSY 4480). Students will NOT be allowed
to graduate if they do not take the MFT. A lab fee will be assessed as part of registering for MGT 4476 to cover the cost of the testing
material. Failure to take this examination during the appropriate term will delay your graduation. This exam must be taken no
later than the term for which you filed your Intent to Graduate notice.
eTroy classes are required to register for this exam. Registration is required in advance by completing the online MFT Testing
form at http://www.troy.edu/online/mfatmapp.html
(16/T1 MFT Testing dates are week 6, September 19-26 )
ProctorU online service
ProctorU is a company that offers live internet proctoring via webcam. You create an account with ProctorU and reserve a timeslot
for your exam. When you log back into the site for your exam appointment, a proctor makes a connection with your computer and
supervises you while you take your test.
ProctorU charges $25 for a 2-hour exam. Additional fees exist for longer exams and appointments scheduled less than four days
ahead of time. You need a webcam with a microphone and a good internet connection to use ProctorU. You may purchase a webcam
on MBS or at any other retail store, or you can use one you already own. Please watch the demonstration video and visit
www.proctoru.com/troy for more information.
Note - ProctorU may NOT be used with the following exams: COMPASS tests, MFTs, MAPPs, Graduate Comprehensive Exams,
Capstones (PA 6699, MBA 6611, MGT 6685, HRM 6698, FIN 4431, MKT 4469, MGT 4476, MGT 4479), and Pre-PHR exams.
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- GRADUATE STUDENTS -
REQUIRED TEST INFORMATION
To register for the MAT please send an email to [email protected] Include in your email your name and student ID (if
applicable) and a TROY representative will respond with further information.
Registation Deadlines: One Week prior to Exam.
Cost: $70 (must be paid in advance) if you are a TROY Student
Cost: $95 (must be paid in advance) if you are not a TROY Student
Test Location:
Troy University
Riverfront Campus
1510 3rd Avenue
Phenix City, AL 36867
Exam Dates for Summer T1
Tuesday August 23rd @ 10:00am
Wednesday September 7th @ 2:00pm
Registration must be made at least one week prior to the exam. You will receive more details regarding payment after
registering for the exam. All students seeking graduate business degrees will be required to take either the GRE or GMAT
exam rather than the MAT.
Comprehensive Exams (“Comps”)
Students admitted to candidacy in a graduate program requiring a comprehensive examination must pass the required
comprehensive examination, written and/or oral, covering the work taken in the major field. All students must register in advance
for comprehensive examinations. Students should consult with TROY Online regarding procedures for scheduling and taking
comprehensive examinations. This examination is usually taken during the last semester/term prior to graduation.
The passing of the comprehensive exam is not to be considered a waiver of any other requirement for any program. Students who
have unsuccessfully attempted the comprehensive exam may not change their program of study.
Should students fail the comprehensive exam, they must successfully retake the exam within one year of the date originally
taken.
Procedures
1. Choose a proctor that meets the guidelines set by our proctor policy.
2. Submit your choice using the online Comp Exam Proctor Form at https://etroy.troy.edu/forms/CEProctorForm.aspx
3. TROY Online staff will review your proctor's information and your academic records.
4. If your proctor cannot be approved, you will be notified to locate another one and submit a new form.
5. If your records reveal that you have met the requirements necessary before attempting the Comp Exam, you will be sent a
study guide and the testing window dates for the exam which are also posted on the Academic Calendar. The Comp Exam is
always given the second week of the term.
6. About a week prior to the testing window, TROY Online staff will send your Comp Exam to your proctor and you will receive
an email notifying you that your exam has been sent.
7. You will then need to contact your proctor to confirm receipt of the exam information and to schedule an exam appointment
during the specified testing window.
Note:You will not be contacted by TROY Online immediately after submitting the Comp Exam Proctor form. You can expect to
receive the study guide and dates or a message from us within 7-10 days. There is a $50 Comp Exam fee posted to your account.
The comp fee will not be posted immediately. Usually it will be posted to your account within a month. .
Proctor Options
• Approved third-party testing center
• Troy site
• Military Education Office
In most cases, you should expect to pay a fee for proctoring services. Fees average around $25, but can be higher or lower
depending on the proctor you choose.
https://etroy.troy.edu/forms/CEProctorForm.aspx
The Comprehensive and Capstone exams for Troy Online students are administered at our Riverfront Campus location at
1510 Whitewater Ave, Phenix City, Alabama. You must complete the online graduate Comprehensive Exam Proctor Form
by going to the website above and completing the proctor form.
All Phenix City campus students are required to take their Comps on campus. Contact your department for details.
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Do You Need a PROCTOR for an EXAM?
If you are a Graduate or Undergraduate student and need a proctor for your blackboard exam
please complete the “TROY Online Proctor Form” by using the Blackboard Exam Link:
https://etroy.troy.edu/forms/eProctorForm.aspx
Enter your student ID, your class(es) that require a proctor will appear, select “academic
testing center” and enter the information below.
Riverfront Campus
Proctor Name – Vanda Zavala
Proctor Title – Testing Officer
Proctor Phone – 334-448-5232
Proctor e-mail – [email protected]
Facility Name – Troy Riverfront Campus test center
Facility Location – Phenix City, AL
Ft. Benning Location
If you would prefer to test on Ft. Benning, select “Military Testing Site” instead of “academic
testing center” and enter the information below. Follow up by contacting Mr. Johnson at 706660-2318 or e-mail him at [email protected] to schedule your test.
Proctor Name – Leon Johnson
Proctor Title – Test Site Proctor
Proctor Phone – 706.660.2318
Proctor e-mail – [email protected]
Facility Name – National Test Site
Facility Location – Ft. Benning, GA
After submitting the proctor request form you will receive an e-mail
within 24 to 48 hrs. from the test scheduler informing you of available dates and times based on the requirements of your specific
exam(s).
CLEP Exams
Troy University
National Test Center/Ft. Benning
9230 Marne Road, Ft. Benning GA
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Contact Mr. Leon Johnson at 706-660-2318. Active-duty military may take the CLEP at no cost.
COMPASS MATH AND ENGLISH PLACEMENT TESTING:
Undergraduate students who wish to enroll in Math or English courses must take the placement test prior to registering for a
class. Both placement tests are given every Tuesday and Thursday 9:30AM, contact Mr. Johnson at 706-660-2318 for further
information. Students are required to submit an electronic request for the Math or English placement tests. The online request
form is available at http://www.troy.edu/online/compassexam.html . Allow 72 hours for the request to be processed
and plan accordingly.
COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PROGRAM (CLEP) and DANTES STANDARDIZED TEST (DANTES):
Troy University offers all service members, National Guard, Reservists and Civilians the opportunity to take any of the 34 CLEP
OR 37 DANTES examinations. Exams are administered by appointment only Monday through Friday. A list of exams can be
obtained at 9230 Marne Road, Ft. Benning, GA. The Troy University NTC will provide CLEP and DANTES testing for students of
any college or university. There is no cost of exams for eligible military personnel, but there is a test center administration fee of
$25.00 . CLEP and DANTES exam fees for all others are $80.00. All examinees should consult with their advisor prior to taking an
exam. Examinees are personally responsible for study material prior to taking CLEP exams, www.Petersons.com,
www.collegeboard.com/clep. Service members can log into AKO, choose Self-Service, My Library for more information.
Contact Mr. Leon Johnson at 706-660-2318 for information or schedule an appointment.
PROCTORING SERVICES INFORMATION: Students must submit an online proctor form
For proctoring services, call Mr. Leon Johnson at 706-660-2318 for details on proctoring procedures, costs and to set an
appointment date and time. Proctoring is administered by appointment only.
Students taking the MFT or Measure of Academic Proficiency and Progress (MAPP)Test must first register to take the exam by
completing the online request form at http://trojan.troy.edu/etroy/forms/index.html Please allow 72 hours for the request to be
processed and plan accordingly. Call Mr. Leon Johnson at 706-660-2318 to make an appointment for testing.
For additional information on any of the above areas contact Leon Johnson at 706-660-2318 or [email protected].
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
AMERICAN LITERATURE
ANALYZE. & INTERPRET LITERATURE
BIOLOGY
CALCULUS
CHEMISTRY
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
COLLEGE ALGEBRA – TRIG.
COLLEGE FRENCH LANG.
COLLEGE GREMAN LANG.
COLLEGE SPANISH LANG.
COLLEGE MATH
A HISTORY of the VIETNAM WAR
AN iNTRODUCTION TO MODERN
MIDDLE EAST
ART of the WESTERN WORLD
ASTRONOMY
BUSINESS ETHICS & SOCIETY
BUSINESS LAW II
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
ENVIRONMENT & HUMANIT:RACE to
SAVE the PLANET
ETHICS in AMERICA
FOUNDATIONS of EDUCATION
FUNDAMENTALS of COLLEGE ALGEBRA
CLEP TESTS AVAILABLE
ENGLISH COMPOSITION
ENGLISH COMPOSITION w/ESSAY
ENGLISH LITERATURE
FRESHMAN COLLEGE COMPOSITION
HISTORY OF U.S. I
HISTORY OF U.S. II
HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
HUMANITIES
INFORMATION SYSTEMS & COMPUTER APPS.
INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LAW
DANTES TESTS AVAILABLE
FUNDAMENTALS of COUNSELING
GENERAL ANTHROPOLOGY
HERE’S to YOUR HEALTH
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
HUMAN/CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION to BUSINESS
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTING
INTRODUCTION to LAW ENFORCEMENT
INTRODUCTION to WORLD RELIGIONS
LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MONEY & BANKING
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
PERSONAL FINANCE
INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
NATURAL SCIENCE
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
SOCIAL SCIENCE & HISTORY
TRIGONOMETRY
WESTERN CIVILIZATION I
WESTERN CIVILIZATION II
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
PRINCIPLEES OF FINANCE
PRINCIPLES of FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
PRINCIPLES of PHYSICIAL SCIENCE I
PRINCIPLES of PUBLIC SPEAKING
PRINCIPLES of STATISTICS
PRINCIPLES of SUPERVISION
RISE & FALL of the SOVIET UNION
SUBSTANCE ABUSE (formerly DRUG and
ALCOHOL ABUSE)
TECHNICAL WRITING
THE CIVIL WAR and RECONSTRUCTION
WESTERN EUROPE since 1945
Examinees must schedule an appointment a week in advance. Exams are taken at 9230 Marne Road on Fort Benning. Contact
Mr. Leon Johnson at 706-660-2318 with questions or to make an appointment.
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Troy University - Phenix City Campus
Phenix City
Classes
Telephone Directory
Hwy 431 Location
Riverfront Location
Toll Free ...................................................................1-866-876-9787
Admissions .............................................................(334) 448-5106
Vice Chancellor.................................................(334) 448-5112/5118
Development Office................................................(334) 448-5162
Operator ....................................................................(334) 297-1007
Bookstore ..................................................................(334) 448-5138
Business Office ................................................(334) 448-5151/5120
Counseling Division...................................................(334) 448-5147
Business Department.............................................(334) 448-5126
Disability Services .................................................(334) 448-5185
Financial Aid ..........................................................(334) 448-5185
Financial Aid Toll Free Number .............................................1-800-414-5756
Education Department ..............................................(334) 448-5140
IT Help ...................................................................(334) 448-5220
Psychology Division ..................................................(334) 448-5189
Student Success Center.........................................(334) 448-5122
Evening Coordinator..................................................(334) 448-5110
Records Office ..........................................................(334) 448-5109
Nursing Department ...............................................(334) 448-5156
Test Proctor ............................................................(334) 448-5232
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General Information
•Tuition and Payment Information for Terms
- Tuition and fees are due upon registration or no later than:
Administrative Hours of Operation
Administrative offices are open Monday through Thursday,
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM and Friday, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The
evening and weekend coordinator may be reached at (334448-5110).
Fees
Registration Fee per Term(Non-refundable)
$ 25.00
Undergraduate Application Fee (Non-refundable)
$ 30.00
General University Fee (per term hour)
Graduate Application Fee (Non-refundable)
$ 39.00
Lab Fees (NO LAB FEES FOR TERM 5 ONLY)
$ 50.00
Vary
Drop Processing Fee (per course)
$ 30.00
Payment Plan Fee
$ 25.00
Withdrawal Processing Fee
$ 50.00
Late Fee
$ 50.00
Intent to Graduate Fee
Miller Analogy Test (MAT) for Current Students
Nursing Admission Fee
Nursing Insurance (Undergraduate)
Nursing Insurance (Graduate)
Returned Check Fee
Transcript Fee
Parking Decal
Trojan OneCard Replacement Fee
Student ID Replacement Fee
$ 60.00
$ 70.00
Term 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . September 9, 2016
In-State Tuition for Georgia Residents
Residents of the following Georgia counties are eligible for in-state
tuition rates:
Chattahoochee, Clay, Heard, Harris, Macon, Marion, Meriwether,
Muscogee, Quitman, Randolph, Schley, Stewart, Sumter, Talbot,
Taylor, Terrell, Troup, Upson, Webster
Tuition and Fees
Term In-State Tuition
Undergraduate
Per term hour
Course Audit, per term hour
Graduate
Per term hour
$ 20.00
$ 75.00
Undergraduate
$ 25.00
$ 30.00
Term Out-of-State Tuition
Per term hour
$ 10.00
$ 10.00
Per term hour
$ 75.00
$15.00
Graduate Tuition
$ 301.00
$ 150.50
$ 397.00
$ 198.50
$ 601.00
$ 301.00
$ 794.00
$ 397.00
Students are responsible for all charges, regardless of the source of assistance (VA benefits, TA,
employer-paid benefits, grants, loans, etc.). Students are not automatically dropped or withdrawn
from courses based on incomplete processing of financial aid or non-attendance. Delinquent student
accounts are referred to a collection agency.
New Student Advising
It is highly encouraged that all new students meet with their advisor during the first week of registration.
Afterwards, students will learn how to register through Trojan Web Express, understand program
evaluations, and access Blackboard and Trojan Web Mail.
Open Advising With Advisors Present:
Term 1 - July 25, 2016 from 12:30PM to 5:30PM
After registration, faculty advisors office hours are published in each department
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Admissions Information
Students must apply to the University and be admitted
by the Admissions Office before registering for classes.
In some mitigating circumstances, a student may be admitted as a temporary student for one term provided
they present admissible documentation.
Students, without exception, will not be allowed to register for a second term until all admission requirements
have been met. For application procedures and admission requirements, contact the Admissions Office 334448-5106, Monday-Thursday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM &
Friday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
•
Admission to Candidacy
•
Comprehensive Examination Date
All graduate students are responsible for submitting a Candidacy Form upon completion of 9 graduate term hours. Student
program acknowledgement forms are available on the web site
at trojan.troy.edu/graduateschool/forms.html.
For graduate students completing degree requirements in the
current term.
Business Department
No Comps for Term 1
Graduate Admission Test Requirements
Education Department
Wednesday, October 26
Graduates must submit official test score transcripts from the
GRE, MAT, or GMAT exam as a part of the graduate application process.
Counseling, Rehab & Interpreter Trng
Thursday, September 15
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Specific Graduate Program
Requirements
•
Counseling Division
Students must submit an admissions packet to the
Counseling Division and complete a pre-scheduled interview.
Deadline to have admissions materials submitted
and interview dates for the Fall 2016 Academic
Year:
Spring 2017
Materials Due
11/17/2016
•
Business Department
•
Education Department
Interview
12/1/2016
Candidates for the Master of Business Administration are
now required to take the GMAT or GRE.
Candidates for Education Specialist are now required to take
the GRE, including the analytical writing portion and have a
minimum of three years teaching experience in grades K-6.
Candidates must also hold a valid masters certificate in the
same major for which you are seeking an Education Specialist degree.
Information for the GRE can be found at:
www.ets.org/gre/
Information for the GMAT can be found at:
www.mba.com/mba/TaketheGMAT
Parking Decals
All students are required to obtain a parking decal for the privilege of parking on any Troy University campus. A $75 annual
fee is assessed for the parking decals and may be purchased
from the office of Student Services, Monday through Thursday, 9:00 am - 6:00 PM & Friday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Please
place the decal on the left side of the rear window of your vehicle.
•
Academic Advising
•
Academic Department and
Faculty Hours
All students are assigned an academic advisor. It is highly recommended that you meet with your academic advisor prior to
registering for the first time. If a student is unable to contact the
advisor at any time, the department chair is the next most appropriate contact.
Academic Departments will be open from Monday through
Thursday, 9 AM – 6 PM and Friday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Faculty members will post their office hours for each term. Additional hours are available. Call the department secretary to
schedule an appointment. Office hours for specific faculty
members will vary. Departmental secretaries are available to
assist students in contacting faculty.
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Dropping and Withdrawing from
Classes
•
Dropping a Class
It is the student’s full responsibility to officially drop any class
or classes. Students with unconditional admission status may
drop classes via “Student Planning/Trojan Web Express”.
Classes may not be added or dropped at any time over the
phone. After classes begin, a student wishing to drop a class
may do so through “Student Planning/Trojan Web Express” up
until the last day to drop classes.See the Campus Wide Calendars section for specific drop dates.
Please note that dropping classes after the Add/Drop period
will result in financial penalty. For additional information, visit
http://www.troy.edu/records/index.html If you drop below halftime status your financial aid may be reduced or cancelled,
causing an overpayment that must be repaid. For more information, visit http://www.troy.edu/financialaid/
A $30.00 drop fee (per class) is due at time of drop.
•
Withdrawal from the University
Students withdrawing from all classes may do so using the
Withdrawal Form located at the following link:
http://www.troy.edu/records/index.html Students may also
withdraw in person through the Records Office. Classes may
not be added or dropped over the phone at any time. Please
note that withdrawing from classes after the Add/Drop period
will result in financial penalty. See the Campus Wide Calendars section for specific withdrawal dates. Please be aware
that if you cease to be enrolled and withdraw from Troy University, all future financial aid disbursements will be terminated.
Furthermore, your current disbursement may be reduced,
causing an overpayment that must be repaid. For more information visit: http://www.troy.edu/financialaid/
A $50.00 withdrawal fee is due at time of
withdrawal.
Refund Policies
•
Phenix City Campus Weekday or
Weekend Classes
Students who drop a class by the last day of add/drop are entitled
to a refund of all tuition and fees associated with that class. Stu-
dents who do not, will receive a refund according to the schedule
below.
Term 1 - No Refunds After August 22
Textbooks are refundable with a receipt and a signed copy of your
withdrawal form within 30 days from the beginning of the term.
•
TROY Online Classes
Refund policies for TROY Online and the Columbus/Ft. Bennning
site vary from those of the Phenix City Campus. For the most current information, refer to
http://trojan.troy.edu/globalcampus/sites/assets/documents/eT
roy-Refund-Policy.pdf
•
Financial Aid Students for All
Campuses or Sites
Students receiving financial aid, who drop a class or withdraw from
school after the first week of the term, may be liable for all tuition and
fees. Contact the Financial Aid Office for more information.
•
Disciplinary Withdrawal from the
University
A student who is withdrawn by the University for disciplinary
reasons, or for non-payment of tuition and fees is not eligible
for a refund of any nature.
Academic Information
Degree Programs Offered
Bachelor’s Degrees
Accounting
Elementary Education K-6
Criminal Justice
Rehabilitation
Global Business
Psychology
Human Services
Social Work
Master’s Degrees
Business Administration
Clinical Mental Health
School Counseling
Rehabilitation
Social Work
Elementary Education (Alt-A)
Instructional Leadership and Administration
Education Specialist
School Counseling
Instructional Leadership and Administration
Special Note: Students, who for any reason, register
for classes but do not attend, MUST FOLLOW
DROP/WITHDRAWAL POLICIES IF THEY DECIDE
NOT TO ATTEND CLASS. Any student who fails to do
so will be responsible for payment of fees.
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SYN
DEP CRS SEC
FALL SEMESTER 2016 TERM 1
TITLE
DAY
TIMES/DATES
ORIENTATION
TERM 1 DayTime
247906 TROY 1101 PTA1 University Orientation
*****Required for First Time Students*****
RM
INSTRUCTOR HR
W 04:00PM-05:30PM R310 Thompson J
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
TERM 1 WEEKDAY
247874
CJ
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND SOCIAL SCIENCE
4499 PTA1 Senior Seminar in CJ
247873 SOC 2280 PTA1 Social Prob in Contmp Society
SYN
1
M
T
06:00PM-10:20PM R101 Horiuchi D
06:00PM-10:20PM R101 Anderson Y
SORRELL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
DEP CRS SEC
TERM 1 WEEKDAY
UNDERGRADUATE
TITLE
DAY
TIMES/DATES
RM
3
3
INSTRUCTOR HR
247921 ACT 3357 PTF1 Financial Reporting & Analy I
W 06:00PM-10:00PM R202 Jones R
3
247962 BUS 4474 PTA1 Business and Society
W 06:00PM-10:20PM R201 Colley M
3
247926 ACT 4450 PTF1 Auditing Concepts
247963 FIN 3331 PTA1 Managerial Finance
247964 HRM 3375 PTA1 Global Human Resource Mgmt.
247965
IS
2241 PTA1 Computer Concepts and Applic
247967
IS
3320 PTC1 Data Communication & Network
247966
IS
3310 PTA1 Intro Info Sys & Data Analysis
247968 MGT 3380 PTA1 Principles of Supervision
247969 MKT 3300 PTA1 Principles of Marketing
SYN
DEP CRS SEC
M
06:00PM-10:20PM R201 Dodd C
T
06:00PM-10:20PM R301 Staff
T
M
06:00PM-10:20PM R213 Schrimsher M
06:00PM-10:20PM R301 Bohler J
TH 06:00PM-10:20PM R301 Bohler J
TH 06:00PM-10:20PM R201 Lucas A
W 06:00PM-10:20PM R210 Neese W
GRADUATE
DAY
TIMES/DATES
248202 BUS 6600 PTF1 Survey of Business Concepts
TBA
TBA
248205 MSM 6640 PTC1 Found of Ldrship & Motivation
T
TERM 1 WEEKDAY
TITLE
W 06:00PM-10:20PM R216 Myers R
247971 MKT 6661 PTC1 Global Strategic Marketing
M
RM INSTRUCTOR
TBA Bookout J
06:00PM-10:20PM R202 Elbeck M
06:00PM-10:20PM R202 Vendette S
The R in the room column stands for the new Phenix City Campus riverfront building.
Location:
Riverfront Campus 1510 3rd Avenue Phenix City, AL 36867
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
HR
3
3
3
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
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COUNSELING DIVISION
SYN
DEP CRS SEC
TERM 1 WEEKDAY
UNDERGRADUATE
TITLE
DAY
247878 RHB 3345 PTA1 Foundations of Rehabilitation
247879 RHB 3350 PTA1 Ind Dif and the World of Work
FULL SEMESTER
T
M
GRADUATE
TIMES/DATES
RM INSTRUCTOR
HR
06:00PM-10:20PM A208 Smith L
3
06:00PM-10:20PM A218 Browning M
3
247893 CP 6650 PSPM Practicum - Mental Health
W
06:00PM-09:00PM A218 Carlson R
3
247895 CP 6650 PSPO Practicum - School Counseling
W
06:00PM-09:00PM A106 Cox A
3
06:00PM-09:00PM A302 Crawford S
3
247894 CP 6650 PSPN Practicum - Rehab Counseling
247899 CP 6657 PSPM Internship: School Counseling
247901 CP 6658 PSPM Internship: School Counseling
W
W
W
06:00PM-09:00PM A201 Tew-Washburn S 3
3
247902 CP 6659 PSPM Internship: Mental Health
TH 06:00PM-09:00PM A206 Reed S
247904 CP 6670 PSPM Internship: Rehab Counseling
TH 06:00PM-09:00PM A201 Tew-Washburn S 3
247903 CP 6660 PSPM Internship: Mental Health
247905 CP 6671 PSPM Internship: Rehab Counseling
TERM 1 WEEKDAY
TH 06:00PM-09:00PM A218 Carlson R
3
3
TH 06:00PM-09:00PM A201 Tew-Washburn S 3
247880 CP 6600 PTA1 Prof Orientation and Ethics
W
06:00PM-10:20PM A206 Reed S
3
247882 CP 6642 PTA1 Group Dynamics & Counseling
T
06:00PM-10:20PM A206 Reed S
3
247881 CP 6634 PTA1 Drug Educ, Prev, & Interventn
247883 CP 6649 PTA1 Theories of Counseling
247884 CP 6651 PTA1 Counseling Diverse Populations
248157 CP 6652 XTIA Rehab Delivery & Process
247885 CP 6656 PTA1 Marriage, Family & Sex Therapy
248705 PSY 6668 PTA1 Human Lifespan & Development
247886 PSY 6670 PTA1 Diagnosis & Treatment Planning
247887 PSY 6693 PTA1 Psych & Educational Statistics
TERM 1 WEEKDAY
T
W
M
TBA
06:00PM-10:20PM A208 Babel K
TBA
TBA Willis J
TH 06:00PM-10:20PM A106 Cox A
T
06:00PM-10:20PM A205 Babel, K
M
T
EDUCATION SPECIALIST
247888 CP 6634 PTAA Drug Educ, Prev, & Interventn
247889 CP 6651 PTAA Counseling Diverse Populations
247890 CP 6656 PTAA Marriage, Family & Sex Therapy
248706 PSY 6668 PTAA Human Lifespan & Development
247891 PSY 6670 PTAA Diagnosis & Treatment Planning
247892 PSY 6693 PTAA Psych & Educational Statistics
T
M
TH 06:00PM-10:20PM A106 Cox A
T
06:00PM-10:20PM A205 Babel, K
M
T
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
22
SYN
DEP CRS
PSYCHOLOGY DIVISION
SEC
TERM 1 WEEKDAY
UNDERGRADUATE
TITLE
DAY
TIMES/DATES
RM INSTRUCTOR HR
247856 PSY 2205 PTA1 Psychology of Adjustment
M
06:00PM-10:20PM R102 Ninas C
3
247858 PSY 3301 PTA1 Basic Statistics
W
06:00PM-10:20PM A301 Graham J
3
247862 PSY 4402 PTA1 Principles of Counseling
W
247861 PSY 4460 PTA1 Cognitive Psychology
TH
247857 PSY 2230 PTA1 Orientation to Psychology
247859 PSY 3380 PTA1 Social Psychology
247860 PSY 4451 PTA1 History & Systems of Psych
M
T
T
06:00PM-10:20PM A302 Van Doorn, J
06:00PM-10:20PM A302 Van Doorn J
06:00PM-10:20PM A302 Milligan M
06:00PM-10:20PM A301 Milligan M
06:00PM-10:20PM R101 Van Doorn J
EDUCATION DIVISION
SYN
DEP CRS
FULL SEMESTER
SEC
UNDERGRADUATE
TITLE
DAY
247846 ELE 4454 PSPA Internship Seminar of Ele Educ
TIMES/DATES
3
3
3
3
3
RM INSTRUCTOR HR
T
04:00PM-06:30PM P128 Walters A
3
247840 EDU 3303 PTA1 Educ Psy & Classroom Assessment
TH
06:00PM-10:20PM P131 Moore C
3
247841 ELE 3361 PTA1 Teaching Natural Science
TH
06:00PM-10:20PM P134 Carpenter D
3
247847 ELE 4474 PSPA Internship in Elementary
TERM 1 WEEKDAY
247836 EDU 3310 PTA1 Introduction to Education
TBA
M
247842 ELE L361 PTB1 Teaching Natural Science Lab
TBA
247844 ELE L362 PTB1 Teaching Mathematics Lab
TBA
247843 ELE 3362 PTA1 Teaching Mathematics
247838 SPE 3340 PTA1 Diverse Learners
TERM 1 WEEKEND
TBA
TBA Walters A
06:00PM-10:20PM P135 Brown L
TBA
TBA Carpenter D
TBA
TBA Brown L
8/26-28 9/23-25
W
06:00PM-10:20PM P134 Brown L
W
06:00PM-10:20PM P131 Moore C
9
3
1
3
1
3
247831 RED 3310 PTK1 Language & Literacy: K-6
FSSU
P128 Walters A
3
247834 RED 4401 PTK1 Reading in Content Areas
FSSU 9/9-11 10/7-9 TBA P128 Walters A
3
247833 RED L310 PTB1 Language & Literacy: K-6 Lab
FULL SEMESTER
TBA
TBA
TBA Walters A
GRADUATE
247850 ELE 5544 PSPM Internship Seminar
247852 ELE 6674 PSPM Elementary Internship K-6
248065 ILA 6664 PSPM Practicum II
TERM 1 WEEKDAY
248063 ILA 6613 PTA1 Legal Dimensions of Education
248064 ILA 6643 PTA1 Human Resources Admin
W
TBA
TBA
M
TH
04:00PM-06:30PM P128 Walters A
TBA
TBA
TBA Walters A
TBA Riley T
06:00PM-10:20PM P131 Riley T
06:00PM-10:20PM P132 Pritchett C
1
3
6
2
3
3
COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
SYN
DEP CRS SEC
TERM 1 WEEKDAY
UNDERGRADUATE
TITLE
DAY
248189 HS 2240 PTA1 Ethics
248193 HS 3310 PTA1 Hum. Beh. In the Soc. Env. I
T
M
TIMES/DATES
23
RM INSTRUCTOR
06:00PM-10:20PM R202 Cox E
06:00PM-10:20PM R216 Graves E
248196 HS 3399 PTA1 Pre-Practicum Seminar
TH 06:00PM-10:20PM R210 Brandenburg S
248209 SWK 3340 PTA1 Social Policy and Planning
W 06:00PM-10:20PM R213 Davis R
248199 SWK 2250 PTA1 Intro to Social Work
248212 SWK 4480 PTA1 Pre-Practicum Seminar
248216 SWK 4482 PTA1 Social Work Practicum II
M
06:00PM-10:20PM R210 Wickersham K
GRADUATE
HR
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
248277 SWK 6601 PTA1 Soc Welfare Policy/Sw Prof
M
08:00PM-10:15PM R213 Davis R
3
248279 SWK 7705 PTA1 Assessment and Psychopathology
T
05:30PM-07:45PM R201 Duffey K
3
248278 SWK 6604 PTA1 Human Behv in Social Envir I
248280 SWK 7722 PTA1 SW in Hlth Care Settings
248710 SWK 7796 PTA1 Concentration Practicum I
M
T
T
05:30PM-07:45PM R213 Staff P
08:00PM-10:15PM R201 Wickersham K
06:00PM-08:00PM R216 Davis R
Nutrition Minor
Troy University offers a nutrition minor program through the Department of Kinesiology and Health
Promotion. A minor in nutrition is an excellent complement to many academic majors including Exercise
Science, Hospitality Sport & Tourism, Biology, Chemistry, Human Services, Social Work, Nursing,
Psychology, and pre-health professions programs. Nutrition courses provide academic preparation for
certification programs such as personal trainer or diabetic educator. Students may also take nutrition
courses as electives. All courses are offered conveniently online and will not interfere with course
schedules. The minor may be completed in one year. Troy University has partnerships with other
universities to accept all courses in the nutrition minor for transfer to undergraduate and graduate
programs in nutrition and dietetics.
Designation
KHP 2211
KHP 3310
KHP 3311
KHP 3315
KHP 3316
KHP 4458
Course
Hours Availability
Human Nutrition
3
Terms 1, 3, 5
Introduction to Food Science w/Lab
4
Term 2
Nutrition Assessment
3
Term 3
Complementary & Alternative Therapies
2
Term 4
Community Nutrition
3
Term 5
Lifecycle Nutrition
3
Term 5
Prerequisite
KHP 2211
KHP 2211
KHP 2211
KHP 2211
For more information, please contact Dr. Teresa Johnson at 334-312-2309 or [email protected]
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Troy University - Columbus/Ft Benning
Columbus/Ft Benning
Classes
506 Manchester Expressway,
Suite B20
Columbus, Georgia 31904
9230 Marne Road
Ft. Benning, Georgia 31905
BUSINESS HOURS
Columbus Location
Monday - Thursday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Telephone Directory
Columbus Location
Faculty
Debbie Mullis, Admin Support ..............................706-660-2334
Amy Grilliot.................................................706-660-2344
Reception Desk....................................................706-660-2300
Amy Thompson, VA Representative ....................706-660-2305
Wanda Etienne, Classroom Coordinator..............706-660-2316
Barden Cannamela ...................................706-660-2342
David Horiuchi............................................706-660-2345
Danielle Hudson.........................................706-660-2320
Mary Wynn Roper.......................................706-660-2351
Dr. John VanDoorn.....................................706-660-2356
Dr. Leslie Whatley.......................................706-660-2357
Patty Rangel, Admissions Enrollment Specialist. . . . . . . . 706-660-2331
Leon Johnson, Test Center Representative. . . . . . . . . . . .706-660-2318
Having Trouble Making Math Add Up?
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Do you need help making sure everything adds up in Term 1?
We have Math tutoring on Thursday evenings for ALL TROY students
in MTH 1100, MTH 1105, MTH 1110, and MTH 1112
at the Columbus/Fort Benning location.
For more information, please contact Debbie Mullis at 706-660-2334 or [email protected]
Corner Your Success
We want to do all we can to help you succeed, so we have opened The Success Corner at the
Columbus/Fort Benning location. A visit to the corner offers students:
•
•
•
•
•
Two Computers
Information on a variety of educational and occupational topics
A TROY phone
A quiet place to read, work, or study
One-on-one consultation
The Success Corner is an extension of the Center for Student Success at the Riverfront Campus in
Phenix City. For more information or to schedule a consultation appointment, contact Dwayne McClenton,
director of the Center for Student Success at 334-448-5122 or [email protected],
Troy University, Phenix City
Riverfront Campus, Suite 318
Center for Student
Success
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 9am - 7pm EST
Friday: 9am - 1pm EST
The Riverfront Campus provides the following services:
• Tutoring (online and face to face)
• Testing services (placement, proctored, and graduation exams)
• Career Services (resume’ assistance and career opportunities)
Call, email, or stop by the Center in Suite 318
and join us for a cup of coffee as we discuss YOUR
plan for SUCCESS!
Director
Dwayne McClenton, Room 318-B
[email protected]
334-448-5122
Testing Officer
Vanda Zavala, Room 318-A
[email protected]
334-448-5232
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FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Please read carefully! It is your responsibility to be familiar with the payment procedures and Financial Aid.
HOW TO MAKE PAYMENTS?
Students can make payments online through Trojan Web Express by using a credit or debit card. To access your Trojan
Web Express account log on to www.troy.edu. Click on Web Express, Look under “Financial Information” and select “Make a
Payment”.
Students can also make a payment by contacting Student Financial Service (SFS) at 334-670-3886/3529.
Late fees will be applied to accounts with remaining balances after the payment due date.
Students are responsible for all charges, regardless of the source of assistance (VA benefits, TA, employer-paid benefits, grants, loans, etc.). Students are not automatically dropped or withdrawn from courses based on incomplete processing
of financial aid or non-attendance. Delinquent student
accounts are referred to a collection agency.
TUITION AND FEES
Undergraduate Tuition (in-class). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250.00
per semester hour
Application Fee—Undergraduate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30.00
non-refundable
Graduate Tuition (in-class). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $330.00
Application Fee—Graduate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00
Late Payment Fee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00
Miller Analogies Test (MAT) TROY Students. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $70.00
Miller Analogies Test (MAT) non-TROY Students. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $95.00
Intent to Graduate Notice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60.00
per semester hour
non-refundable
non-refundable
non-refundable
Comprehensive Examination . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00 graduate students only
Second Diploma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00
CLEP Exam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80.00 plus $25.00 Admin Fee
DANTES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80.00 plus $25.00 Admin Fee
TrojanOne Card Replacement Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00
Official Transcript. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00
DROPPING or WITHDRAWING FROM A CLASS
Students may drop or withdraw from a class before the end of the first week of the term without incurring charges or after
the first week with charges listed below. Simply notifying your instructor of the need to drop or withdraw from a course does
NOT constitute a drop or withdrawal from the course. Non- attendance is NOT an automatic drop/withdrawal for the
course. Students are responsible for the procedures listed below:
DROP/WITHDRAWAL CRITICAL DATES
If you drop a course after August 22, 2016 for Term 1 you will NOT receive a full refund of your tuition, and a penalty will
be imposed on your tuition reimbursement according to the fee schedules listed below:
Term 1
By close of business August 22.............Full Refund
By close of business August 29............90% Refund
By close of business September 4.......75% Refund
By close of business September 18.....50% Refund
After September 18.................................No Refund
Students who are registered for classes and do not attend are still responsible for payment of tuition or fees regardless of the intended method of payment, i.e. TA, VA, scholarship, employee paid benefit and financial aid.
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TERM 1
UNDERGRADUATE GENERAL EDUCATION
COURSE &
SECTION
COURSE
TITLE
SEM
HRS
DAY & TIME
OR DATES
INSTRUCTOR
BIO 1100 CTAA
BIO L100 CTBA
Principles of Biology
Principles of Biology Lab
3
1
M & W 1000 -1400
BIO 1100 CTAB
BIO L100 CTBB
Introduction to Criminal
Justice
3
1
TU & TH 1745-2215 Cannamela, B.
3
M 1745-2215
CJ 1101 CTAA
COM 2241 CTAA
3
Grilliot, A.
Kelly, R.
TU 1745-2215
Lewis, J.
Placement Test
TU 1745-2215
Whatley, L.
ENG 1101
ENG 2205 CTAA
ENG 2206 CTAA
World Literature after 1660
3
TH 1745-2215
Whatley, L.
HIS 1102 CTAA
Western Civilization II
3
TU 1745-2215
Roper, M.
ENG 1101 CTAB
ENG 1102 CTAA
HIS 1101 CTAA
HIS 1111 CTAA
Western Civilization I
LAW 2221 CTAA
US to 1877
Legal Environment of
Business
MTH 1112 CTAA
Pre-Calculus Algebra
MTH 1100 CTAA
Fundamentals of Algebra
MTH 2251 CTAA
Math Concepts for K-6
Teachers I
MUS 1131 CTAA
QM 2241 CTAA
PSY 2200 CTAA
REL 2280 CTAA
SCI 2233 CTAA
SCI L233 CTBA
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Perry, M.
TU & TH 0900 -1115 Livingston, E.
M 1745-2215
M 1745-2215
TH 1745-2215
TU 1745-2215
M1745-2215
W 1745-2215
Lewis, J.
Roper, M.
Benton, B.
Brown, C.
Hand, W.
TU 1745-2215
Germann, L.
Music Appreciation
3
W 1745-2215
Courson, R.
Business Statistics I
3
W 1745-2215
Bailey, W
World Religion
Physical Science
Physical Science Lab
3
3
3
1
TH 1745-2215
W 1745-2215
Students must register for
both Class and Lab; Meets
in the Dayime
Placement Test
Meets in the Daytime
ENG 1102
ENG 1102
Roper, M.
3
General Psychology
MARKS
both Class and Lab
M 1745-2215
Fundamentals of Speech
Composition & Modern
English I
English I
English II
World Literature before
1660
ENG 1101 CTAA
PREREQUSITES
Graham, J.
O’Connor, F
TU & TH 1000 - 1400 Hudson, D.
SCI 2234 CTKA
SCI L234 CTBK
Earth & Space Science
Earth & Space Science Lab
3
1
26- 28 Aug
30 Sep-2 Oct
14 -16 Oct
Hudson, D.
TROY 1101 CTAA
University Orientation
1
TU 1130-1300
Foster, C.
Placement Test or
C in MTH 0096
Placement Test or
C in MTH 1105
MTH 1110 or
MTH 1112
MTH 1112
both Class and Lab; Meets
in the Daytime
both Class and Lab
Req for 1st time Students:
Meets in the Daytime;
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COURSE &
SECTION
ACT 2291 CTAA
LAW 2221 CTAA
QM 2241 CTAA
COURSE &
SECTION
CJ 1101 CTAA
UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS
COURSE
TITLE
SEM
HRS
Accounting l
Legal Environment of
Business
Buseinss Statistics I
DAY & TIME
OR DATES
PRE
INSTRUCTOR REQUISITES
3
M1745-2215
Myers, R.
3
TU 1745-2215
Benton, B.
3
W 1745-2215
REMARKS
Pappanastos, E. MTH 1112
UNDERGRADUATE CRIMINAL JUSTICE
COURSE
TITLE
Introduction to Criminal
Justice
SEM
HRS
3
DAY & TIME
OR DATES
M 1745-2215
PRE
INSTRUCTOR REQUISITES
Kelly, R.
REMARKS
UNDERGRADUATE HISTORY & SOCIAL SCIENCE
COURSE &
SECTION
COURSE
TITLE
HIS 1101 CTAA
HIS 1111 CTAA
US to 1877
HIS 1102 CTAA
SEM
HRS
DAY & TIME
OR DATES
INSTRUCTOR
3
M 1745-2215
Roper, M.
3
TH 1745-2215
Roper, M.
3
TU 1745-2215
PREREQUISITES
REMARKS
PREREQUISITES
REMARKS
Roper, M.
GRADUATE
MASTER OF SCIENCE
COURSE &
SECTION
IR 5524 CTKA
IR 5551 CTAA
COURSE
TITLE
Contemporary American
Foreign Policy
Survey of International
Relations
SEM
HRS
3
3
International Relations
DAY & TIME
OR DATES
Sep 9 -11
Sep 30 -2 Oct
W 1745-2215
INSTRUCTOR
DeMars, W.
VanDoorn, J.
All graduate business courses require Internet access. Syllabi and course documents will be posted in Blackboard under the
course which you are registered. Check the syllabus, the Blackboard site and your TROY e-mail account frequently in case any
advanced preparation is needed prior to the first meeting.
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DAYTIME CLASSES
COURSE &
SECTION
BIO 1100 CTAA
BIO L100 CTBA
COURSE
TITLE
Composition and
ENG 1101 CTAA Modern English I
SCI 2233 CTAA
SCI L233 CTBA
Physical Science
Physical Science Lab
TROY 1101 CTAA University Orientation
SEM
HRS
DAY & TIME
OR DATES
PREINSTRUCTOR REQUISITES
3
1
M & W 1000 - 1400 Grilliot, A.
3
TU &TH 0900 -1115 Livingston, E.
3
1
1
TU&TH 1000 - 1400 Hudson, D.
TU 1130-1300
Foster, C.
Hours of Operation
9am to 4pm
9am to1pm
Lab closed on weekends,
holidays and class breaks.
Students must register for both
Class and Lab; Meets in the
Daytime
Req for 1st time Students;
Computer Lab Rules
Computer Lab Hours
Monday—Thursday
Friday
REMARKS
Students must register for both
Class and Lab; Meets in the
Daytime
Columbus Location
506 Manchester Exp. Suite B-16
All computer labs close prior to
the beginning of evening
classes. No computer labs are
available for use during or after
class.
All computer lab users must
sign in using your Web Express
ID and password (Classes have
priority).
Plan ahead and print (TROY
Course Material ONLY) prior to
the start of classes.
Labs are closed on weekends,
holidays and class breaks.
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Troy University - Troy Online
TROY Online
Classes
TROY Online Classes
TROY Online classes are scheduled on 9-week terms. Online class
schedules, registration dates, and other important information may be
found at http://www.troy.edu/online/
•
TROY Online classes utilize the Blackboard delivery system.
Information on using Blackboard may be found on the Troy Campus
website http://it.troy.edu/students/blackboard.html
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TUITION AND FEES
Undergraduate Tuition (TROY Online). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $338.00
per semester hour
Application Fee—Undergraduate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30.00
non-refundable
Graduate Tuition (TROY Online). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$494.00
Application Fee—Graduate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00
Late Payment Fee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00
Miller Analogies Test (MAT) TROY Students. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $70.00
Miller Analogies Test (MAT) non-TROY Students. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $95.00
Intent to Graduate Notice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60.00
per semester hour
non-refundable
non-refundable
non-refundable
Comprehensive Examination . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00 graduate students only
Second Diploma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00
CLEP Exam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80.00 plus $25.00 Admin Fee
DANTES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80.00 plus $25.00 Admin Fee
TrojanOne Card Replacement Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00
Official Transcript. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00
DROP/WITHDRAWAL CRITICAL DATES
If you drop a course after August 22, 2016 for Term 1 you will NOT receive a full refund of your tuition, and a penalty will
be imposed on your tuition reimbursement according to the fee schedules listed below:
DROP FEES for TROY Online COURSES are as follows:
August 15-22................................................Full Refund
August 22-29.............................................. 50% Refund
After August 29...............................................No Refund
Proctored Exams
Some courses have proctored
exams. If you register for a
proctored exam course you
will be required to take one
proctored exam in that
course. For more information
about proctored exams,
please visit the TROY Online
Testing page.
Ordering Books
Books for TROY Online courses may
be purchased at the Campus Bookstore or ordered through Barnes &
Noble. http://troy.bncollege.com
Make sure that you order your
book(s) early or have them shipped
to you the fastest means possible.
You are responsible for making sure
you receive your textbooks in a
timely manner.
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SYN
TERM 1
DEP CRS
247602 ACT 2291
SEC
Troy Online Fall 2016 Term 1
UNDERGRADUATE
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
XTIA Principles of Accounting I
Flores M
Y
3
247604 ACT 2291
XTIC Principles of Accounting I
Strachan B
Y
3
247606 ACT 2292
XTIB Prin of Accounting II
247608 ACT 3357
XTIA Financial Reporting & Analy I
247603 ACT 2291
247605 ACT 2292
247607 ACT 3355
247610 ACT 3395
247611
ACT 3396
247614 ACT 4435
247615 ACT 4450
247458
247778
ADJ 2220
AFT 2200
247779 ANT 2200
XTIB Principles of Accounting I
XTIA Prin of Accounting II
XTIA Internal Auditing
XTIA Managerial/Cost Accounting I
XTIA Accounting Information Systems
XTIA International Accounting
XTIA Auditing Concepts
XTIA Intro to Advertising
XTIA Unmanned Aerial Systs Overview
XTIA Anthropology
247780 ANT 2200
XTIB Anthropology
247782 ANT 3330
XTIA Historical Archaeology
247781 ANT 3321
247510 ART 1133
247511
ART 1133
XTIA N.A. Indians Since Contact
XTIA Visual Arts
XTIB Visual Arts
247512 ART 1133
XTIC Visual Arts
247514 ART 1133
XTIE Visual Arts
247513 ART 1133
247438
ASL 1141
247440
ASL 1142
247439
247441
247442
247769
247771
247773
247775
247777
247770
247772
247774
247776
XTID Visual Arts
XTIA American Sign Language I
ASL 1141
XTIB American Sign Language I
ASL 2241
XTIA American Sign Language III
ASL 2250
XTIA American Sign Language II
XTIA Adv American Sign Language
BIO
1100
BIO
1100
XTIC Principles of Biology
BIO
4465
XTIA Occupational Safety & Health
BIO
L100
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
1100
1100
L100
L100
L100
XTIA Principles of Biology
XTIB Principles of Biology
XTID Principles of Biology
XTIA Principles of Biology Lab
XTIB Principles of Biology Lab
XTIC Principles of Biology Lab
XTID Principles of Biology Lab
Flores M
Flores M
Staff I
Cole E
Jones R
Teed D
Capozzoli E
Capozzoli E
Myers R
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Marshall M
N
Mann J
Y
Allenback A
Cox M
N
Y
Staff I
N
Berwager K
Y
Borgen L
Pace I
Nelson G
Mainville L
Galotola A
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Staff I
N
Hanyzewski B
N
DiSiervi R
Patterson C
Rainone M
Grilliot A
Cannamela B
Gaston J
Whatley A
Menon R
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Grilliot A
N
Gaston J
N
Cannamela B
Whatley A
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
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SYN
TERM 1
247593
247594
247595
247596
247597
247598
247599
247600
247601
247767
247768
247716
247717
247718
247719
247720
247721
239658
247722
247723
247729
247730
247731
247732
247733
247734
247735
247736
247737
247738
247739
247740
247741
247742
247743
247744
247745
247747
247748
247749
247750
DEP CRS
SEC
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
CHM
CHM
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIB
XTIC
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIB
3310
3310
3382
3382
3382
4474
4474
4476
4476
1115
L115
1101
1101
2221
2221
2231
2231
2241
2241
3302
3325
3335
3345
3345
3352
3352
3365
3367
3375
3375
3380
4440
4442
4445
4470
4472
4488
4489
4490
4499
4499
TITLE
Innovative Pract & Thoughts
Innovative Pract & Thoughts
Business Communications
Business and Society
Business and Society
Strategic Management
Strategic Management
Survey of Chemistry
Survey of Chemistry Lab
Intro to Criminal Justice
Intro to Criminal Justice
Survey of Law Enforcement
Survey of Law Enforcement
Survey of Corrections
Survey of Corrections
Survey of Law and Criminal
Survey of Law and Criminal
C.J. Administration
Juvenile Justice
Security Operations
Criminology
Criminology
Constitutional Law in CJ
Constitutional Law in CJ
Victimology
History of Criminal Justice
Research Methods
Research Methods
Digital Forensics I
Terrorism
Criminal Invest. & Evidence
Curren Issues in Law Enforce
CJ Issues Homeland Security
Cyber Crime
Internship in CJ Agency
Senior Seminar in CJ
Senior Seminar in CJ
INSTRUCTOR
Borowski M
Borowski M
Blackwell R
Borowski M
Scroggins S
Colley M
Portis R
Hua J
Ozgen E
King C
King C
Oliver D
Childs J
Wigginton M
Horiuchi D
Sowell M
Mathis R
Lowery J
Mallory A
Hough R
Oliver D
Rush D
Mathis R
Chavez J
Moak S
Alston D
Childs J
Horiuchi D
Newvine T
Nichols B
Daniel G
Kelley T
Schwoebel R
del Carmen A
McLaughlin B
Daniel G
Lee J
Lee J
Lee J
Newvine T
Newvine T
PROCTORED
HR
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
34
SYN
DEP CRS
SEC
247502
CLA 2260
XTIA Classical Mythology
XTIB Fundamentals of Speech
TERM 1
247505 COM 2241
247506 COM 2241
TITLE
XTIA Fundamentals of Speech
247507 COM 2241
XTIC Fundamentals of Speech
247509 COM 2241
XTIE Fundamentals of Speech
247508 COM 2241
247751
CS
2250
247753
CS
2265
247752
247754
247755
247756
247757
247758
247759
247760
247761
247762
247763
247764
247765
247766
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
2255
3310
3320
3330
3332
3347
4420
4443
4445
4447
4448
4449
4451
4495
247578 ECO 2251
247579 ECO 2251
XTID Fundamentals of Speech
XTIA Computer Science I
XTIA Computer Science II
XTIA Advanced Programming I
XTIA Foundations Computer Science
XTIA Business Systems Programming
XTIA Data Structure & Algorithms
XTIA Software Engineering I
XTIA Advanced Programming II
XTIA Introduction to Database Syst
XTIA Web-Based Software Development
XTIA Data Communication & Networkin
XTIA Systems Analysis and Design
XTIA Operating Systems
XTIA Applied Networking
XTIA Computer Security
XTIA Special Topics in Computer Sci
XTIA Prin of Macroeconomics
XTIB Prin of Macroeconomics
247580 ECO 2251
XTIC Prin of Macroeconomics
247582 ECO 2252
XTIB Prin of Microeconomics
247585 ECO 4451
XTIA International Trade & Finance
247581 ECO 2252
247586 ECO 3355
247464 ENG
247465 ENG
96
96
247466 ENG 1100
247467 ENG 1100
XTIA Prin of Microeconomics
XTIA Labor Economics
XTIA Fund of Grammar & Sent Wrtng
XTIB Fund of Grammar & Sent Wrtng
XTIA Preparatory English
XTIB Preparatory English
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
Howard P
Y
3
Padgett J
Y
3
Tassie K
Reif C
Burns E
Wilson M
Zhong J
Huan X
Haseltine R
Kumar S
Basilio E
Davault J
Chang H
Huan X
Niu X
Huan X
Avery D
Gibbons D
Fulton R
Fulton R
Tabor B
Fulton R
Nair M
Minadeo D
Tori S
Tori S
Byrd W
Minadeo D
Roufagalas J
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Dew J
N
Padgett D
N
Sewell G
Broyles W
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
35
SYN
TERM 1
DEP CRS
247469 ENG 1101
SEC
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
XTIA Comp and Modern English I
Bonds P
N
3
247476 ENG 1101
XTIC Comp and Modern English I
Nash S
N
3
247479 ENG 1101
XTIE Comp and Modern English I
247474 ENG 1101
247478 ENG 1101
247480 ENG 1102
247481 ENG 1102
XTIB Comp and Modern English I
XTID Comp and Modern English I
XTIA Comp and Modern English II
XTIB Comp and Modern English II
247482 ENG 1102
XTIC Comp and Modern English II
247484 ENG 1102
XTIE Comp and Modern English II
247483 ENG 1102
247486 ENG 1102
XTID Comp and Modern English II
XTIF Comp and Modern English II
247487 ENG 1102
XTIG Comp and Modern English II
247489 ENG 2205
XTIB World Literature Before 1660
247488 ENG 2205
XTIA World Literature Before 1660
247490 ENG 2205
XTIC World Literature Before 1660
247492 ENG 2206
XTIB World Literature After 1660
247491 ENG 2206
XTIA World Literature After 1660
247493 ENG 2206
XTIC World Literature After 1660
247495 ENG 2211
XTIB American Lit Before 1875
247497 ENG 2212
XTIB American Lit After 1875
247499 ENG 2260
XTIA Intro Tech & Prof Writing
247494 ENG 2211
247496 ENG 2212
247498 ENG 2244
247500 ENG 3341
247501 ENG 3351
XTIA American Lit Before 1875
XTIA American Lit After 1875
XTIA British Literature Before 1785
XTIA Advanced Grammar
XTIA Intro to Creative Writing
247573
FIN
2210
247575
FIN
3331
XTIB Managerial Finance
4435
XTIA International Finance
247574
247576
247577
FIN
FIN
FIN
3331
4432
247713 GEO 2210
XTIA Personal Financial Planning
XTIA Managerial Finance
XTIA Investments
XTIA World Regional Geography
247714 GEO 2210
XTIB World Regional Geography
247211 GEO 4403
XTIA Conservation
247715 GEO 3350
XTIA Weather and Climate
Bai K
Privett K
Birge J
Bonds P
Robertson B
Gregory G
Fontana R
Willey J
Carolipio S
Hensarling J
Menon P
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Lipscomb A
N
Paquette P
Y
Whatley J
Lewis J
Paquette P
Meredith J
Meredith E
Curnutt K
Bonds P
Nokes R
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Paquette P
N
Curnutt K
N
Gusick B
Caldarola R
Cheng W
Krishnamoorthy A
Baek C
Krishnamoorthy A
Earnest S
Erhunmwunsee P
Burrell J
Sorrensen C
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
36
SYN
TERM 1
247693
247694
247695
247696
247697
247698
247699
247700
247701
247702
247703
247704
247705
247706
247707
247708
247709
247710
247711
247712
247554
247555
247556
247558
247559
247348
247340
247349
247350
247355
247351
247356
247357
247358
247370
247371
247373
247374
247375
247376
247377
DEP CRS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HRM
HRM
HRM
HRM
HRM
HS
HS
HS
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
HSTM
1101
1101
1101
1102
1102
1111
1111
1111
1111
1112
1112
1112
1122
1123
3304
3331
3375
4411
4412
4414
3375
4455
4481
4483
4485
2230
3375
3399
2201
2255
3330
3374
4414
4430
4440
4445
4451
4452
4455
4488
4489
SEC
XTIA
XTIB
XTIC
XTIA
XTIB
XTIA
XTIB
XTIC
XTID
XTIA
XTIB
XTIC
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
XTIA
TITLE
US to 1877
US to 1877
US to 1877
US to 1877
US since 1877
US since 1877
US since 1877
World History to 1500
World History From 1500
Military History of the U.S.
Western Thought Since 17th Cen
Research & Methodology
Colonial America
The American Rev & New Nation
Gilded Age & Progressive Era
Global Human Resource Mgmt.
Employment Law
Staffing
Human Resource Development
Performance Appraisal and Comp
Survey of Human Services
Diversity
Pre-Practicum Seminar
Leisure in Society
Intro to Hosp, Sport & Tourism
Festivals and Special Events
Hotel Management
Sustainable Tourism
Marketing in HSTM
Governance & Policy in Sport
Research Methods in Hstm
Sport Finance
Sport Communication
Facility Management
Internship I in HSTM
Internship II in HSTM
INSTRUCTOR
Jones A
Richardson K
Williams J
Puckett D
Morgan J
Crews E
Carlson R
Tucker L
Sivananda M
Crews E
Blum E
Ross K
Kane R
Coumbe A
Saunders R
Mihal S
Merriman S
Crews E
Zeimet R
Olliff M
Schrimsher M
Benton W
Edwards T
Hall K
Edwards T
Vukovich K
Jackson J
Hill M
Price-Howard K
Holladay P
Holladay P
Price-Howard K
Holladay P
Kim M
Goldsmith A
Goldsmith A
Staff I
Danzey-Bussell L
Danzey-Bussell L
Carroll M
Carroll M
PROCTORED
HR
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
37
SYN
TERM 1
DEP CRS
247562
IS
2241
247564
IS
247563
247565
247566
247567
247568
247569
247570
247571
247572
IS
IS
IS
IS
IS
IS
IS
IS
IS
247444
ITP
247446
ITP
247445
ITP
SEC
TITLE
N
3
2241
XTIC Computer Concepts and Applic
Rouse M
N
3
2241
XTIE Computer Concepts and Applic
2241
2241
2241
3310
XTIB Computer Concepts and Applic
XTID Computer Concepts and Applic
XTIF Computer Concepts and Applic
XTIA Intro to Info Sytm & Data Anal
3310
XTIB Intro to Info Sytm & Data Anal
3320
XTIA Data Communication & Network
3315
4440
2200
3353
3354
XTIA Computer Application for Acct.
XTIA Knowledge Mgt & Bus Intelligen
XTIA Introduction to Interpreting
XTIA Intro Interpreting Eng to Asl
XTIA Intro Interpreting Asl to Eng
XTIA Beginning Weight Training
XTIA Human Nutrition
247437 KHP 2211
XTIB Human Nutrition
247346 KHP 3316
XTIA Community Nutrition
247345 KHP 2242
247347 KHP 4458
247560 LAW 2221
XTIA Intermediate Weight Training
XTIA Lifecycle Nutrition
XTIA Legal Environment of Business
247561 LAW 2221
XTIB Legal Environment of Business
247690
LDR 1100
XTIB Introduction to Leadership
LDR 3320
XTIA Great Leaders
247689
LDR 1100
247691
LDR 2200
247670
247671
HR
Thomas S
247343 KHP 2211
247667
PROCTORED
XTIA Computer Concepts and Applic
247342 KHP 1142
247692
INSTRUCTOR
LGL 2200
LGL 4400
LST 3301
XTIA Introduction to Leadership
XTIA Tools for Leadership
XTIA Introduction to Legal Studies
XTIA Seminar in Legal Studies
XTIA Methods of Critical Inquiry
Ray M
Creel R
Gibbons D
Westfall F
Shehane R
Sherman S
Smith E
Bohler J
Sherman S
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Dodzik C
N
Robertson J
N
Dodzik C
Johnson L
Johnson T
Galloway P
N
N
Y
Y
Johnson L
N
Johnson T
Y
Jennings L
Dove L
Staff I
Spry R
Wilson P
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Welch S
N
Folmar J
N
Shannon C
Folmar J
Kolasa T
N
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
38
SYN
TERM 1
DEP CRS
247542 MGT 3300
SEC
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
XTIA Principles of Management
Hunter D
Y
3
247545 MGT 3300
XTIC Principles of Management
Lucas A
Y
3
247549 MGT 4471
XTIA Leadership and Change
247544 MGT 3300
247547 MGT 3380
247550 MGT 4472
247552 MGT 4478
247553 MGT 4479
247518 MKT 3300
XTIB Principles of Management
XTIA Principles of Supervision
XTIA Organizational Behavior
XTIA Managing in a Global Envir.
XTIA Management Seminar
XTIA Principles of Marketing
247519 MKT 3300
XTIB Principles of Marketing
247521 MKT 4462
XTIA Consumer Behavior
247520 MKT 3362
247522 MKT 4463
247523 MKT 4464
247524 MKT 4465
247526 MKT 4468
247672 MTH
247673 MTH
96
96
247674 MTH 1100
XTIA Advertising
XTIA Retailing
XTIA Marketing Research
XTIA Supply Chain Managment
XTIA Global Marketing
XTIA Pre-Algebra
XTIB Pre-Algebra
XTIA Fundamentals of Algebra
247675 MTH 1100
XTIB Fundamentals of Algebra
247677 MTH 1105
XTIB Intermediate Algebra
247676 MTH 1105
XTIA Intermediate Algebra
247678 MTH 1105
XTIC Intermediate Algebra
247679 MTH 1110
XTIA Finite Mathematics
247789 MTH 1105
247680 MTH 1110
XTID Intermediate Algebra
XTIB Finite Mathematics
247681 MTH 1110
XTIC Finite Mathematics
247683 MTH 1112
XTIB Pre-Calculus Algebra
247682 MTH 1112
XTIA Pre-Calculus Algebra
247684 MTH 1112
XTIC Pre-Calculus Algebra
247686 MTH 2201
XTIA Calculus and Its Applications
247685 MTH 1112
247687 MTH 2201
247688 MTH 2215
XTID Pre-Calculus Algebra
XTIB Calculus and Its Applications
XTIA Applied Discrete Mathematics
Staff I
Allman H
Blackwell R
Hunter D
Chekwa C
Irwin J
Elbeck M
Eppler D
Wright D
Ogungbure A
Northam M
Neese W
Thompson W
Ogungbure A
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Easterling W
N
Armstrong M
N
Pullen H
Bennett C
Porter D
Anderson H
Connell R
Ghosh S
Voloshin V
Chambless D
Anderson R
Belyi S
Wolfe B
Szymanski J
McNellis R
Vilardi R
Laliberte D
Roblee K
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
39
SYN
TERM 1
DEP CRS
247447 MUS 1131
SEC
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
XTIA Music Appreciation
Nozny B
N
3
247449 MUS 1131
XTIC Music Appreciation
Phillips T
N
3
247452 MUS 1131
XTIE Music Appreciation
247448 MUS 1131
247450 MUS 1131
247454 MUS 2235
247664
PHI
2201
247666
PHI
2204
247665
PHI
2203
247642
POL 2241
247644
POL 3330
247643
247646
247647
247648
247649
247650
POL 2260
POL 3342
POL 4415
POL 4421
POL 4422
POL 4432
XTIB Music Appreciation
XTID Music Appreciation
XTIA Listening to Jazz
XTIA Intro to Political Philosophy
XTIA Introduction to Philosophy
XTIA Ethics
XTIA American National Government
XTIA World Politics
XTIA Political Theory
XTIA U.S. Gov. - Judicial Branch
XTIA International Conflict
XTIA Introduction to Public Admin
XTIA Public Policy Making
XTIA Comparative Public Policy
247378
PSY 2200
247380
PSY 2200
XTIC General Psychology
PSY 2210
XTIA Developmental Psychology
247379
247381
247382
247383
247384
247385
247386
247388
247392
247394
247396
247397
247403
247404
247405
PSY 2200
PSY 2205
XTIA General Psychology
XTIB General Psychology
XTIA Psychology of Adjustment
PSY 2210
XTIB Developmental Psychology
PSY 2230
XTIB Orientation to Psychology
PSY 3301
XTIB Basic Statistics
PSY 3304
XTIB Abnormal Psychology
PSY 3310
XTIB Sensation & Perception
PSY 3311
XTIB Research Methods
PSY 2230
PSY 3301
PSY 3304
PSY 3310
PSY 3311
PSY 3312
XTIA Orientation to Psychology
XTIA Basic Statistics
XTIA Abnormal Psychology
XTIA Sensation & Perception
XTIA Research Methods
XTIA Psychology of Women
Nozny B
Smith J
Lyon E
Smith R
Marshall W
Garlikov R
Kennedy B
McDaniel D
Kolasa T
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Kim H
N
Davis G
N
Stevenson M
Beall K
Esteves T
Anderson T
Milligan M
Shaver K
Hoblit K
Goldstein M
Doss K
Slaughter C
Madsen J
Valkyrie K
Davis K
Hollingsworth D
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Duggar D
N
Toner B
N
Jones L
Edwards T
Hornsby J
Willis B
Vega-Rodriguez L
N
N
Y
Y
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
40
SYN
DEP CRS
SEC
247406
PSY 3320
XTIA Child Psychology
247408
PSY 3325
XTIA Adolescence Psychology
TERM 1
247407
247409
247410
247411
247412
247413
247414
247415
247416
247417
247418
247419
247421
247420
247422
247424
247425
247432
247433
247435
247436
247515
247517
PSY 3322
PSY 3332
PSY 3340
XTIB Psychology of Learning
PSY 3360
XTIA Forensic Psychology
PSY 3340
PSY 3351
PSY 3370
PSY 3380
PSY 3385
PSY 3390
PSY 4400
PSY 4402
PSY 4405
PSY 4410
PSY 4421
PSY 4434
PSY 4459
PSY 4460
PSY 4474
PSY 4480
QM
QM
2241
3345
247653
SCI
247657
247659
247661
247652
247654
247656
247658
247660
247662
XTIA Family Violence
XTIB Family Violence
REL 2280
247655
XTIA Abnormal Child Psychology
PSY 3332
247663
247651
TITLE
SCI
2233
SCI
2234
SCI
SCI
SCI
SCI
SCI
SCI
SCI
SCI
SCI
XTIA Psychology of Learning
XTIA Theories of Learning
XTIA Comparative Psychology
XTIA Social Psychology
XTIA Evolutionary Psychology
XTIA Spec Top Psy Psy of Superheroe
XTIA Advanced General Psychology
XTIA Principles of Counseling
XTIA Experimental Psychology
XTIA Industrial/Organizational Psy
XTIA Physiological Psychology
XTIA Drug Educ, Prev & Intervention
XTIA Applied Behavior Analysis
XTIA Cognitive Psychology
XTIA Eval Behave Trtmt Autism
XTIA Senior Seminar in Psychology
XTIA Bus Statistics & Data Analytic
XTIA Operations Management
XTIA World Religions
XTIA Physical Science
2233
XTIB Physical Science
2234
XTIB Earth & Space Science
XTIA Earth & Space Science
2234
XTIC Earth & Space Science
L233
XTIA Physical Science Laboratory
2234
XTID Earth & Space Science
L233
XTIB Physical Science Laboratory
L234
XTIB Earth and Space Science Lab
L234
L234
L234
XTIA Earth and Space Science Lab
XTIC Earth and Space Science Lab
XTID Earth and Space Science Lab
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
Kincaid-Bailey L
N
3
Song M
N
3
Tubre K
Walsh R
Hofheins J
Rost K
N
N
N
Y
Kostek K
N
Wills P
N
Reiner T
Van Loo J
Harkabus-Fast L
Randall C
Rayner C
Harris A
Gossett D
Bredthauer J
Harrell J
Navarro M
Sandoz C
Gayman C
Poole J
Grommett E
Strickland C
Bailey W
Labach E
Ortiz S
Menon G
Sanders J
Barwood H
Ijaz Q
Boyd C
Earnshaw K
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Menon G
N
Barwood H
N
Sanders J
Ijaz Q
Boyd C
Earnshaw K
N
N
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
41
SYN
TERM 1
DEP CRS
247617 SOC 2275
SEC
TITLE
Y
3
XTIA Social Prob in Contmp Society
Burroughs R
N
3
Latini N
N
248165 SOC 3301
XTIA Social Change
247622 SOC 3323
247623 SOC 3331
247624 SOC 3332
247625 SOC 3346
247215 SOC 3355
247626 SOC 4408
247627 SOC 4411
248369 SOC 4413
247213 SOC 4420
247628 SOC 4421
247633 SOC 4440
248224 SOC 4465
247459 SPN 1141
XTIA Soc Pop Cult, Mass Media/Soc
XTIA Juvenile Delinquency
XTIA Sociology of the Family
XTIA Family Violence
XTIA Deviant Behavior
XTIA Death and Dying
XTIA Rural Sociology
XTIA Demography
XTIA Minorities in US Social Struc
XTIA Sociological Theory
XTIA Social Stratification
XTIA Sociology and the Internet
XTIA The Sociology of Sport
XTIA Introductory Spanish I
247461 SPN 1141
XTIB Introductory Spanish I
247636
XTIA Stats Appl of Social Sci Inq
247635
SS
3375
247637
SS
3377
247639
247640
SS
SS
SS
3376
4498
4499
247337 SWK 3301
247338 SWK 3340
247339 SWK 3375
247341 SWK 4480
247503
247504
THE 1130
THE 1130
247150 TROY 1101
247184 TROY 1101
XTIA Intro to Social Scientific Inq
XTIA Spatial Appl in SS Inquiry
XTIA Social Science Theory
XTIA Senior Seminar
XTIA Children and Family Service
XTIA Social Policy and Planning
XTIA Diversity
XTIA Pre-Practicum Seminar
XTIA Introduction to Theatre
XTIB Introduction to Theatre
XTIA University Orientation
XTIB University Orientation
247190 TROY 1101
XTIC University Orientation
247785 TROY 1101
XTIE University Orientation
247783 TROY 1101
247787 TROY 1102
247788 TROY 3300
HR
Dunn T
XTIB Introduction to Sociology
248223 SOC 3316
PROCTORED
XTIA Introduction to Sociology
247618 SOC 2275
247620 SOC 2280
INSTRUCTOR
XTID University Orientation
XTIA Career Exploration & Planning
XTIA Job Search Techniques
Pullen R
Mehdipour A
Poole M
Dunn T
Esmail A
Crawley M
Ejem D
Lupo C
Siefke N
Dunn T
King A
Gill B
Durham A
Staff I
Suero K
Fournier R
Newman-Lee A
Schjott D
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Caudill J
N
Kolasa T
N
Weeks S
Oh H
Granich S
Jackson J
Staff I
Bamman J
Krach J
Brandes L
Anderson A
Miles V
Oberst I
Baker E
Farver A
Brown D
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
42
GRADUATE
SYN
DEP CRS
SEC
247218
ACT 6691
XTIA Fin/Man Accounting Glbl Exec
Nelson L
XTIA Current & Emerg Education Tech
Myers D
TERM 1
247273 ADE 6600
247275 ADE 6606
247277 ADE 6640
247278 ADE 6641
247279 ADE 6674
247280 ADE 6691
247281 ADE 6699
247209
247145
ANT 6665
BIO
6601
247219 BUS 6600
247222 BUS 6600
TITLE
XTIA Foundations of Adult Education
XTIA Social Context of Adult Educ
XTIA Org Behavior & Group Dynamics
XTIA Meth & Strat for Tchg Adults
XTIA Research Methodology
XTIA Capstone
XTIA Adv. Readings in Anthropology
XTIA Environmntl & Biological Ethic
XTIA Survey of Business Concepts
XTIB Survey of Business Concepts
247224 BUS 6600
XTIC Survey of Business Concepts
247129
XTIA Current Trends in Criminal Law
247128
CJ
6610
247130
CJ
6621
247131
247133
247134
247135
247136
247137
247138
247139
247141
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
CJ
6620
6622
6624
6635
6636
6640
6645
6650
6655
6690
247327 COM 6600
247328 COM 6605
247329 COM 6630
247330 COM 6691
247323
CP
6616
248157
CP
6652
247324
248172
CP
CP
XTIA Principles of Administration
XTIA Current Issues in Corrections
XTIA Sem in the Admin. of Justice
XTIA Court Administration
XTIA Community-Based Corr/Corr Syst
XTIA Criminological Theory
XTIA Seminar in Law Enforcement
XTIA Ethics in Criminal Justice
XTIA Survey of Resrch Method in CJ
XTIA Sel Top in Cj Sexual Deviant B
XTIA Capstone for Criminal Justice
XTIA Communication and Influence
XTIA Strategic Comm Theories
XTIA Stategic Comm & Emerging Media
XTIA Strategic Comm Inq & Rsrch
XTIA Treatmt of Addict Fam Disease
6616
XTIB Treatmt of Addict Fam Disease
6680
XTIA Wrk W/ Deaf/Hard of Hearing
XTIA Rehabilitation Delivery & Proc
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
Y
3
N
3
Taylor J
N
Lawton D
N
Arrington P
Rosser-Mims D
Lawton D
N
N
Y
Rosser-Mims D
N
Miller C
N
Grantham B
Bookout J
Bookout J
Bookout J
N
Y
Y
Y
Rush J
N
Clark J
N
Krzycki L
Lee J
Orvis G
Keenan S
Wilson J
Wigginton M
Burton C
Moore R
Dretsch E
Lindsay V
Hoppin S
Colaco B
Padgett S
Colaco B
Clark E
Reed S
Willis J
Tew-Washburn S
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
43
SYN
DEP CRS
SEC
247283
EAL 6633
XTIA Educational Leadership
EBS 6603
XTIA Environmental Management
TERM 1
247146
247147
EBS 6601
247256 ECE 6622
247229 ECO 6655
247265 EDG 6669
247276 EDU 6606
247287 EDU 6613
247290 EDU 6617
247291 EDU 6618
247266 EDU 6629
247267 EDU 6650
247268 EDU 6691
247269
247261
ELE 6603
ELE 6622
247210 GEO 5503
247165
HIS
5542
247163
HIS
6634
247161
HIS
6630
247230 HRM 6601
247232 HRM 6603
TITLE
XTIA Envir & Biological Ethic
XTIA Parents as Partners in Educ
XTIA Managerial Eco for Global Mgr
XTIA Teaching Methods in Gifted Edu
XTIA Current & Emerging Instr Tech
XTIA Prin of Instructional Design
XTIA Graphic Design in Multimedia
XTIA Adv Multimedia Instruction
XTIA The Master Teacher
XTIA Global Ed in Ele/Middle School
XTIA Research Methodology
XTIA Seminar in Science Education
XTIA Parents as Partners in Educ
XTIA Conservation
XTIA Renaissance and Reformation
XTIA Found Graduate Study/History
XTIA European Historiography
XTIA Legal Env of Employment Decis
XTIA Human Resource Management
247233 HRM 6603
XTIB Human Resource Management
247235 HRM 6623
XTIA Talent Development
247234 HRM 6622
247236 HRM 6632
247237 HRM 6635
247238 HRM 6645
247828
HSA 6625
247294
ILA
247293
ILA
6633
6663
XTIA Workforce Planning & Staffing
XTIA Compensation and Benefits
XTIA Empl Relations Health & Safety
XTIA International Hum Res Mgmt
XTIA Specialized Study
XTIA Instructional Leadership
XTIA Practicum
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
Arrington P
N
3
Mostaghimi S
Y
3
Miller C
N
Staff I
N
McKenzie D
N
Reynolds J
N
Eckis L
Myers D
Aisami R
Aisami R
Y
N
Y
Y
Paleologos T
N
Figliano F
N
Staff I
Staff I
Staff I
Sorrensen C
Hoose A
Blum E
Gnoinska M
Vardaman D
Hannay M
Morrison R
Hoover D
Dexter J
Heisler W
Simpson J
Hoover D
Staff I
Davis R
Johnson K
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
44
SYN
TERM 1
DEP CRS
SEC
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
247196
IR
5540
XTIA Conflict Processes
Todhunter J
N
3
247198
IR
5551
XTIA Survey International Relations
Harrington J
N
3
247197
247199
247200
247201
247202
247203
247204
247205
247206
247207
247208
247239
247331
IR
IR
IR
IR
IR
IR
IR
IR
IR
IR
IR
IS
5541
5552
6601
6610
6612
6620
6624
6641
6645
6652
6656
6625
JRN 6640
247240 MGT 6615
XTIA Middle Eastern Security
XTIA International Law
XTIA Research Methods in IR
XTIA International Organizations
XTIA Comparative Public Policy
XTIA Internat'l Political Economy
XTIA Geopolitics of Eurasia
XTIA Comparative Pol Latin America
XTIA Comparative Politic East Asia
XTIA Theory & Ideology in Int Relat
XTIA Internat'l Power and Influence
XTIA Communication Law & Ethics
XTIA Ethical Mgt & Ldshp Global Eco
247241 MGT 6615
XTIB Ethical Mgt & Ldshp Global Eco
247243 MGT 6681
XTIA Organization Dev & Change
247242 MGT 6627
247244 MGT 6681
XTIB Organization Dev & Change
247246 MSM 6610
XTIA Theories of Organization Beh
247245 MKT 6661
247248 MSM 6630
247249 MSM 6633
247250 MSM 6640
247251 MSM 6645
247253 MSM 6650
247254 MSM 6655
247166
PA
6601
247168
PA
6603
247167
247169
247171
247172
247173
247175
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
XTIA Global Strategic Marketing
XTIA Managment Info Systems for Ldr
XTIA Leading & Dev High Perf Teams
XTIA Found of Ldrship & Motivation
XTIA Continuous Improvement
XTIA Stategic Management
XTIA Advanced Leadership
XTIA Research Methods in Public Adm
6601
XTIB Research Methods in Public Adm
6610
XTIA Found of Public Administration
6620
6622
6624
6625
XTIA Economics for Public Mgt
XTIA Theory of Organizations
XTIA Public Policy
XTIA Public Human Resource Mgt
XTIA Specialized Stdy in Pub Admin
Leach J
Becker J
Davis G
N
N
Y
Farkasch R
N
Hayes D
Y
Craig K
N
Slobodchikoff M
N
Harrington J
N
Hayes D
N
Spurlock J
N
Wheatley R
Y
Van Doorn J
Slobodchikoff M
Fl-Staff
Mankelwicz J
Staff I
Self D
Self D
Elbeck M
Schraeder M
Lewis C
Bandow D
Vendette S
Voss R
Morrison R
Matuszek P
Abbey R
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Loutzenhiser K
N
Meine M
N
Craig K
Loutzenhiser K
Gibson P
Brennan M
Gibson P
N
N
N
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
45
SYN
TERM 1
DEP CRS
SEC
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
247176
PA
6630
XTIA Strategic Planning
Dunning P
N
3
247178
PA
6645
XTIA Managing Government Contracts
Alvarey J
N
3
247177
247179
247180
247181
247182
247183
247185
247186
247187
247188
247189
247191
247192
247193
247194
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
6631
6646
6647
6650
XTIA Fnd of Nonprofit Organizations
6668
6674
6676
6677
6678
6694
6699
6699
247326
PSY 6669
6640
247332 SFM 6604
247334 SFM 6617
247746 SFM 6640
247212 SOC 5520
247214 SOC 5555
247271
247274
247216
247217
SPE 6630
SPE 6640
SS
SS
XTIA Governmental Budget & Fin Mgmt
6666
6665
PSY 6635
QM
XTIA Advanced Contract Admin
XTIB Governmental Budget & Fin Mgmt
PSY 6631
247255
XTIA Organizational Behavior
6650
247270
247325
XTIA Program Evaluation
6690
6698
XTIA Leadership in Public Admin
XTIA Grant Wrtg Pub & Nonprofit Org
XTIA Ethics in Public Admin
XTIA Legal & Social Issues PHA
XTIA Pub Hlth Prep & Emer Resp
XTIA Intro to Public Health
XTIA Internship
XTIA Capstone in Public Admin
XTIB Capstone in Public Admin
XTIA Psych Foundations of Education
XTIA Vocational Psych & Career Dev
XTIA Behavior Pathology
XTIA Data Analysis for Glbl Mgt
XTIA Statistical Analy & Interp
XTIA Research Methods I
XTIA Sport Marketing
XTIA Sociological Theory
XTIA Death and Dying
XTIA Collaboration for Inclusion
XTIA Teaching Diverse Learners
XTIA Seminar in Social Sciences
XTIA Social Theory
Anderson T
Abbey R
N
Y
Cerniglia-Mosher M
N
Meine M
N
Dunning P
Esteves T
Hetrick M
Roberts-Lewis K
Mitchell C
McDaniel D
Esteves T
McDaniel D
Roberts-Lewis K
Anderson T
Roberts-Lewis K
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Figliano F
N
Wright J
N
Vaughn L
Bailey W
Kim M
Staff I
Kim M
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
King A
N
Staff I
N
Ejem D
Staff I
Allen A
Elbaz G
N
N
N
N
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
46
SYN
TERM 1
DEP CRS
SEC
EDUCATION SPECIALIST
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
247321 EDU 7757
XTIA Practicum in Area of Spec.
Russell C
N
3
247319
XTIA Research in Action
Riley T
N
3
247316
ILA
ILA
7702
7794
247322 RED 7778
247317
247320
SYN
Term 1
TL
TL
DEP
7702
7794
CRS
XTIA Involving Parents & Community
Conner T
XTIA Tchg Reading to Diverse Groups
Russell C
XTIA Invling Parents & Comm Stkhld
XTIA Research in Action
SEC
Conner T
My Schedule
TITLE
Riley T
N
N
N
N
3
3
3
3
DAY TIMES/DATES RM INSTRUCTOR HR
47
NURSING
SYN
DEP CRS
FULL SEMESTER
246161 NSG 2204
SEC
UNDERGRADUATE
TITLE
NXIA Nutrition
246163 NSG 2204 NXIB Nutrition
246164 NSG 2204 NXIC Nutrition
243987 NSG 2230
NXIA Advanced Medical Terminology
246165 NSG 3309
NXIA Health Assessment
243989 NSG 2230 NXIB Advanced Medical Terminology
246166 NSG 3309 NXIB Health Assessment
246167 NSG 3309 NXIC Health Assessment
246168 NSG 3309 NXID Health Assessment
246170 NSG 3310 NXPA Health Assessment Practicum
246171 NSG 3310 NXPB Health Assessment Practicum
246172 NSG 3310 NXPC Health Assessment Practicum
246173 NSG 3310 NXPD Health Assessment Practicum
246174 NSG 3310 NXPE Health Assessment Practicum
246175 NSG 3319
NXIA Informatics in Nursing
246176 NSG 3319 NXIB Informatics in Nursing
246177 NSG 3319 NXIC Informatics in Nursing
246178 NSG 3319 NXID Informatics in Nursing
243990 NSG 3340
NXIA Ethics in Nursing
246179 NSG 3370
NXIA Professional Nursing
243991 NSG 3340 NXIB Ethics in Nursing
246180 NSG 3370 NXIB Professional Nursing
246181 NSG 3370 NXIC Professional Nursing
246183 NSG 3370 NXID Professional Nursing
246184 NSG 4407
246185 NSG 4410
NXIA Clinical Nutrition
NXIA Population Health Nursing
246186 NSG 4410 NXIB Population Health Nursing
246187 NSG 4410 NXIC Population Health Nursing
246188 NSG 4410 NXID Population Health Nursing
246189 NSG 4411 NXPA Population Health Nursing Prac
246191 NSG 4411 NXPB Population Health Nursing Prac
246192 NSG 4411 NXPC Population Health Nursing Prac
246193 NSG 4411 NXPD Population Health Nursing Prac
246194 NSG 4411 NXPE Population Health Nursing Prac
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
Brown A
N
2
Johnson T
N
2
Seibenhener S
Lahnstein T
Lahnstein T
Vardaman S
Vardaman S
Vardaman S
Vardaman S
Vardaman S
McBride M
Lahnstein T
Leigh K
Vardaman S
Leigh K
Leigh K
Leigh K
Leigh K
Lahnstein T
Lahnstein T
Lahnstein T
Lahnstein T
Lahnstein T
Vardaman S
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Vardaman S
N
McBride M
Y
McBride M
McBride M
Leigh K
Y
Y
Y
McBride M
N
Lahnstein T
N
Vardaman S
Leigh K
Vardaman S
N
N
N
2
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
48
SYN
DEP CRS
FULL SEMESTER
246209 NSG 6605
SEC
GRADUATE
TITLE
NXIA Health Care Economics
246210 NSG 6605 NXIB Health Care Economics
246211 NSG 6605 NXIC Health Care Economics
246212 NSG 6605 NXID Health Care Economics
246213 NSG 6625
NXIA Specialized Study in Adv Nsg
246215 NSG 6631
NXIA Concepts of Health Care Infoma
246214 NSG 6626
246216 NSG 6632
246217 NSG 6635
246218 NSG 6649
NXIA Specialized Study in Adv Nsg
NXIA Theoretical Found of Nur Infor
NXIA Informatics Applications
NXIA Advanced Pharmacology
246219 NSG 6649 NXIB Advanced Pharmacology
246220 NSG 6649 NXIC Advanced Pharmacology
246221 NSG 6649 NXID Advanced Pharmacology
246222 NSG 6649 NXIE Advanced Pharmacology
246224 NSG 6660
NXIA Foundations of Advanced Pract
246225 NSG 6660 NXIB Foundations of Advanced Pract
246226 NSG 6660 NXIC Foundations of Advanced Pract
246228 NSG 6660 NXID Foundations of Advanced Pract
246227 NSG 6660 NXIE Foundations of Advanced Pract
246229 NSG 6660
246230 NSG 6667
NXIF Foundations of Advanced Pract
NXIA Primary Care II
246231 NSG 6667 NXIB Primary Care II
246232 NSG 6667 NXIC Primary Care II
246233 NSG 6667 NXID Primary Care II
246235 NSG 6667 NXIE Primary Care II
246238 NSG 6668 NXPA Primary Care II Preceptorship
246239 NSG 6668 NXPB Primary Care II Preceptorship
246241 NSG 6668 NXPC Primary Care II Preceptorship
246247 NSG 6668 NXPD Primary Care II Preceptorship
246249 NSG 6668 NXPE Primary Care II Preceptorship
246250 NSG 6668 NXPF Primary Care II Preceptorship
246252 NSG 6668 NXPG Primary Care II Preceptorship
246253 NSG 6668 NXPH Primary Care II Preceptorship
246254 NSG 6668 NXPI Primary Care II Preceptorship
246256 NSG 6668 NXPJ Primary Care II Preceptorship
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
Wright C
Y
2
Lewis S
Y
2
Miller B
Lewis S
Staff I
Staff I
Fortson J
Forehand J
Martin S
Sluder M
Sluder M
Sluder M
Harriott I
Harriott I
Miller B
Whitted K
Pines E
Mason S
Kelley S
Staff I
Farrell R
Holmes S
Whitted K
Burns D
Wright C
Farrell R
Burns D
Whitted K
Cotton J
Boothe A
Cavey W
Murner N
Hutchins A
Lippold K
Fain S
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
2
2
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
49
SYN
DEP CRS
FULL SEMESTER
246264 NSG 6671
SEC
TITLE
NXIA Advanced Pathophysiology
246265 NSG 6671 NXIB Advanced Pathophysiology
246266 NSG 6671 NXIC Advanced Pathophysiology
246267 NSG 6671 NXID Advanced Pathophysiology
246268 NSG 6671 NXIE Advanced Pathophysiology
246270 NSG 6692
NXIA Data Analysis Tech in Research
246271 NSG 6692 NXIB Data Analysis Tech in Research
246272 NSG 6692 NXIC Data Analysis Tech in Research
246273 NSG 6696 NXPA Scholarly Inquiry Practicum I
246274 NSG 6696 NXPB Scholarly Inquiry Practicum I
246275 NSG 6696 NXPC Scholarly Inquiry Practicum I
246276 NSG 6696 NXPD Scholarly Inquiry Practicum I
246277 NSG 6696 NXPE Scholarly Inquiry Practicum I
246278 NSG 6696 NXPF Scholarly Inquiry Practicum I
246223 NSG 6649
246236 NSG 6667
NXIF Advanced Pharmacology
NXIF Primary Care II
246260 NSG 6668 NXPK Primary Care II Preceptorship
246269 NSG 6671
SYN
DEP CRS
FULL SEMESTER
NXIF Advanced Pathophysiology
SEC
DOCTORATE
TITLE
INSTRUCTOR
PROCTORED
HR
Burns D
Y
3
Holmes S
Y
3
Pines E
Miller B
Holmes S
Lennen N
Lennen N
Pines E
Riley C
Forehand J
Miller B
Burns D
Riley C
Kelley S
Sluder M
Jones S
Kelley S
Burns D
INSTRUCTOR
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
3
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
3
PROCTORED
HR
246281 NSG 8801
NXIA Hlthcare Informatic & Data Mgt
Forehand J
Y
3
246283 NSG 8802
NXIA Applied Biostatistics
Spurlock A
Y
3
246286 NSG 8804
NXIA Policy & Politics in Hlthcare
246282 NSG 8801 NXIB Hlthcare Informatic & Data Mgt
246284 NSG 8802 NXIB Applied Biostatistics
246287 NSG 8804 NXIB Policy & Politics in Hlthcare
246288 NSG 8810 NXPA Synthesis of Evidence Based I
246289 NSG 8810 NXPB Synthesis of Evidence Based I
246290 NSG 8812
NXIA Found of Evidence Based Pract
246292 NSG 8824
NXIA Bioethical Issues Healthcare
246294 NSG 8826
NXIA Diversity and Social Issues
246291 NSG 8812 NXIB Found of Evidence Based Pract
246293 NSG 8824 NXIB Bioethical Issues Healthcare
246295 NSG 8826 NXIB Diversity and Social Issues
246296 NSG 8830 NXPA Synthesis Evid Based Prac III
246297 NSG 8830 NXPB Synthesis Evid Based Prac III
246298 NSG 8830 NXPC Synthesis Evid Based Prac III
247335 SFM 8816
XTIA Sem Org Bhvr Ldrshp
Pines E
Spurlock A
Hamilton B
Hamilton B
Jones S
Mason S
Lennen N
Miller B
Whitted K
Whitted K
Lewis S
Lewis S
Jones S
Mason S
Mason S
Chelladurai P
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
3
3
3
3
1
1
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
3
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HOW TO ORDER AN OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT
Official Transcripts are $10.00 per copy & can be requested online at:
http://www.troy.edu/records/index.html
Written transcript requests may be sent to the following address:
Troy University
Official Transcript Request
Adams Administration Building, Lower Level 3
Troy, Alabama 36082
If you have any questions about transcript requests please call 1-800-414-5756.
Getting Started
Online education gives you the opportunity to advance your learning without having to come to the Troy
campus. The online courses are conducted entirely through the Internet, allowing you to receive assignments, submit coursework, and interact with your professor and other students via your computer. The
courses are primarily asynchronous, which means you don't have to be at your computer at the same time
as others. You will spend much of your time reading and responding by sending messages within the online classroom environment.
Advising
Once you are admitted to a Troy University online degree program you receive by email your administrative counselor and faculty advisor name for a graduate program and your professional counselor name for
an undergraduate program. If you are unsure of who your advising staff is please call toll-free at 800-4145756 or email at [email protected]. Please be sure to have you student id number and your home location.
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TROY Online and Global Campus Virtual Bookstore
Two Important Dates to Remember to Complete Your Book Orders:
• Book ordering system will open. 16/T1: July 25, 2016
• The last day to order books Online will be 16/T1: August 22, 2016
• The last day to order books at the Bookstore will be 16/T1: August 23, 2016
Troy University provides a Virtual Bookstore through which all books for online courses may be
ordered. Students ordering books for online classes (TROY Online or Global Campus) may order
their books at the campus bookstores, online at shoptroytrojans.com or by logging on to Trojan
Web Express and clicking on the View/Buy Textbook link (after you have registered for classes) and
then select the desired term.
Students may use their federal financial aid to purchase textbooks through the campus bookstores,
Virtual Bookstore shoptroytrojans.com or logging on to Trojan Web Express and clicking on the
(View/Buy Textbook) link. Please consult the TROY Online Academic Calendar for the last day to
use Financial Aid to purchase books.
NOTE: The textbook requirements for the Alabama Campuses (Dothan, Phenix City,
Montgomery and Troy), Global Campus and TROY Online courses may differ. It is the student’s
responsibility to ensure the correct textbook is purchased.
TROY UNIVERSITY
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Visit us on our web site
for store hours as well
as more information on
ordering textbooks &
merchandise.
Additional information
concerning bookstore
policies and upcoming
promotions is also
available on the site.
*NOTE: We now carry textbooks for Columbus/Ft. Benning
courses. Books for all eTroy courses can also be ordered at
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FALL 2016
Registration
16/T1 Begins
July 25
Classes
16/T1 Class Dates
Semester Class Dates
Holidays (Classes Do Not Meet & Offices Will be Closed)
Labor Day
September 5
Veterans Day
November 11
Thanksgiving
November 23 - November 27
Fall 2016 Commencement Exercises
Columbus Trade Center
January 27, 2017
7:00 p.m. EST
Phenix City
Troy Online
Columbus
Ft Benning

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