La Verne Online - University of La Verne

La Verne Online
Office Hours
Monday – Friday
8:00am – 5:00pm
Phone
800.695.4858
Fax
909.971.2295
Summer 2015 Schedule
La Verne Online Academic Advisors:
Cindy Saunders (A-J)
[email protected]
800.695.4858 x4973
Vivian Medrano (K-Z)
[email protected]
800.695.4858 x4946
June 8 – August 16
La Verne Online Coordinator
Barbara Colley
[email protected]
800.695.4858 x4944
Student Accounts
888.788.2455
Fax: 909.392.2830
Financial Aid
800.649.0160
*For financial aid eligibility, you must
be admitted to the University and be
enrolled as a part-time student.*
Order textbooks at least two weeks prior to the start of class at www.laverne.edu/bookstore. You will need to provide the CRN number and campus when ordering.
***IMPORTANT***
• Access to a computer 24/7 is required for all online courses.
• Blackboard is required for all online courses. Please refer to http://sites.laverne.edu/technology/students-getting-started/ for more information.
• Online students must be Computer Literate (i.e., experienced with email, Internet, and MS Word). Students who have not taken an online course at La
Verne are encouraged to take the “self-test” to determine if online course instruction is the right avenue for you. To access the “self-test” please refer to
the following site: http://sites.laverne.edu/laverne-online/right4u/
GE Track II General Education Courses
Track II is for students who were matriculated (admitted & enrolled) before September 1, 2009. Please contact your Academic Advisor to verify General Education fulfillment.
CRN
1402
1404
1405
1406
1407
1408
1409
1410
1411
1412
1413
1414
DEPT
BIOL
HIST
HIST
HUM
HUM
INTD
MUS
NASC
PHIL
PLSC
PSY
PSY
CRS # Title
Prerequisite(s)
101/101L Life Science: The Human Environment
110 U.S. History and Culture
351 History of Latin America
305 Values and Critical Thinking
Eng. Comp. II
313* World Civilization through Art/Theatre
317 Song and Spirit: Music and Religion
Eng. Comp. II
358 American Music (fulfills Fine Arts)
102/102L Physical Science: Human Environment
Math GE
110 Introduction to Philosophy
301* American Govt. & Politics (Min. enrollment of 7 students)
101 Principles of Psychology
407 Life-Span Development
Fulfills
Units
Instructor
Life Science & Lab
4
Prof. R. Good
Soc. Sci. – Pol./Hist. or CORE 2B 4
Dr. Sayles
CORE 2b
4
Dr. Johnson
CORE 300
4
Dr. Campana
Fine Arts or Humanities Inter. Area 4
Dr. Clark
Human Condition
4 Dr. Hanawalt/Prof. Harrison
Fine Arts
4
Dr. Hanawalt
Phys. Sci. & Lab
4
Prof. Morgan
Humanities Phil./Rel. Area
4
Dr. Campana
Soc. Sci. – Pol./Hist.
4
Dr. Gelm
Soc. Sci. – Bhv. Sci.
4
Dr. Gonchar
Soc. Sci. – Bhv. Sci.
4
Dr. Gonchar
GE Track I General Education Courses
Track I is for students who were admitted with less than 28 semester units prior to September 1, 2009 or who were matriculated (admitted and enrolled) after September 1, 2009.
Please contact your Academic Advisor to verify General Education fulfillment.
CRN
1402
1403
1404
1405
1406
1407
1408
1409
1410
1411
1412
1413
1414
DEPT
BIOL
CS
HIST
HIST
HUM
HUM
INTD
MUS
NASC
PHIL
PLSC
PSY
PSY
CRS # Title
Prerequisite(s)
101/101L Life Science: The Human Environment
305* Learning Through Community Service
110 U.S. History and Culture
351 History of Latin America
305 Values and Critical Thinking
CSWB
313* World Civilization through Art/Theatre
317 Song and Spirit: Music and Religion
CSWB
358 American Music
102/102L Physical Science: Human Environment
CSQR
110 Introduction to Philosophy
301* American Govt. & Politics (Min. enrollment of 7 students)
101 Principles of Psychology
407 Life-Span Development
Fulfills
ANSL & ALAB
UVCS
AHHT
AHHT
AHPR
ACAE or AHIA
INTD
AHFA
ANSP & ALAB
AHPR
ASPS
ASBH
ASBH
Units
Instructor
4
Prof. Good
1
Dr. Houston
4
Dr. Sayles
4
Dr. Johnson
4
Dr. Campana
4
Dr. Clark
4 Dr. Hanawalt/Prof. Harrison
4
Dr. Hanawalt
4
Prof. Morgan
4
Dr. Campana
4
Dr. Gelm
4
Dr. Gonchar
4
Dr. Gonchar
***Please refer to page 3 for special course instructions.***
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Summer 2015 Schedule
June 8 – August 16
Business Administration (BA), Organizational Management (OM) and Public Administration (PA)
Undergraduate Program Courses
CRN
1415
1416
1417
1418
1419
1420
1421
1422
1423
1424
1425
1426
1427
1428
1429
1430
1431
1432
DEPT
ACCT
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
MGMT
MGMT
MGMT
MGMT
MGMT
MGMT
MGMT
MGMT
MGMT
MGMT
CRS #
203
274
330
343
343
346
360
410
300
354
355
358
359
360
388
455
459
496
Title
Prerequisite(s)
Financial & Managerial Accounting
Applied Quantitative Analysis
Pre-Algebra recommended
Business Finance
BUS 270, ACCT 203 & ECON 228
Foundations of Business Ethics
CSWA
Foundations of Business Ethics
CSWA
Written Business Communication
CSWA
Principles of Marketing
CSWB & ECON 228
Management Information Systems
CSWB
Principles of Management
CSWB
Oral Communication in Organizations
CSWB
Leadership in Organizations
CSWA
Culture & Gender Issues in Management
CSWA
Management of Change and Conflict
Financial Management & Budgeting
Statistics (fulfills PADM 388 requirement for PA students)
Inter. Algebra
Managing Human Resources
MGMT 300
Organizational Behavior: Theory and Application
MGMT 300
Seminar in Management ***OM students only***
All Core Classes & Grad App.
Units
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Instructor
Dr. Kyte
Instructor Gurtovoy
Instructor Hasse
Prof. San Juan
Instructor Biggers
Dr. Davis
Instructor Louie
Dr. Beheshtian
Dr. Furutan
Dr. Davis
Dr. K. Park
Dr. Yousof
Dr. De Long
Dr. Yousof
Dr. Young
Dr. Ghazzawi
Dr. Furutan
Dr. MacDonald
Units
4
4
4
4
4
Instructor
Dr. Hanawalt
Prof. Best
Dr. D. Redman
Dr. Kennedy
Dr. Hayes
Undergraduate Electives and Other Courses
CRN
1433
1434
1435
1436
1437
DEPT
SOC
EDUC
EDUC
EDUC
EDUC
CRS #
334
306
310
350
390
Title
Prerequisite(s)
Women’s Experience in America (not a Criminology course)
Writing for Educators (Max enrollment of 15 students)
CSWA
Foundations of Education (Min. enrollment of 8 students)
CSWA
Child Psychology and Development
CSWB
Science for Elementary Teachers
ANSP or ANSL
MBA Graduate Program Courses
CRN
1438
1440
1441
1442
1443
1444
1445
1446
1447
1448
1449
1450
1451
DEPT
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
BUS
CRS #
500B
500C
516
517
536
567
586
635
635
655
655
665
665
Title
Economics for Decision-Making
Quantitative and Statistical Analysis
E-Business
Cyber Law
International Financial Management
Management/Marketing Services
Leadership in the Future
Managing Financial Resources
Managing Financial Resources
Designing Effective Organizations
Designing Effective Organizations
Strategic Marketing Management
Strategic Marketing Management
•
Undergraduate Students
•
Graduate Students
Prerequisite(s)
BUS 635
BUS 665
BUS 500A, C, D
BUS 500A, C, D
BUS 500 A, C, F
BUS 500 A, C, F
Units
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Instructor
Dr. Gonyung Park
Dr. Kung
Dr. Beheshtian
Dr. Barrett
Dr. G. Park
Instructor Fialho
Dr. Sawyer
Staff
Dr. D. Park
Dr. Ghazzawi
Dr. Ghazzawi
Dr. Badovick
Dr. Badovick
Application for Graduation
Please submit an Application for Graduation, along with the graduation fee, three terms prior to the anticipated completion date.
Please submit an application for Advanced Standing, along with the Application for Graduation and graduation fee, at least one term prior to taking BUS 695.
Graduate students must have completed 21 units, or 18 units with 3 in progress, including completion of all of the foundation courses.
•
La Verne Online Students
Please submit the above forms directly to your academic advisor by fax: (909) 971-2295, or by mail to:
La Verne Online, Attn: Cindy Saunders (Last name A-J) or Vivian Medrano (Last name K-Z), 1950 Third Street, La Verne, CA 91750.
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Graduation Forms
All forms and instructions on how to pay the graduation fee can be found at http://sites.laverne.edu/rca/forms/.
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Summer 2015 Schedule
June 8 – August 16
**Special Course Instructions**
GE Courses:
*CS 305: requires 20 hours of community service.
*HUM 313: requires independent fieldtrips to 6 museums and 4 plays. No text book is required for this course.
 HUM 313 Attendance Policy. In keeping with the “Class Attendance” policy contained in the University’s catalog, students who
do not submit the first week's assignment by midnight of Sunday, June 14, will be administratively dropped from HUM 313
online on by Tuesday, June 16. This assignment, a report on a museum visit or on attendance at an approved performance of
drama, dance, music, or opera, is due at midnight on Sunday of the first week of classes (June 14), and the last day to drop (or
be administratively dropped) from Summer Term 2015 courses with a 100% refund is Tuesday, June 16, 2015.
*PLSC 301: requires the midterm and final exam to be proctored at a remote location of your choice.
For more information on any of the above courses, please refer to the course syllabi located under the Current Student section of the
La Verne Online website: http://sites.laverne.edu/laverne-online/syllabi/
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