Summer 2015 Schedule of Classes

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1 University of Missouri - St. Louis Summer 2015 Schedule of Classes As of 3/26/2015

2 April 6, 2015 April 20, 2015 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - ST. LOUIS SUMMER SEMESTER, 2015 PRE-REGISTRATION INFORMATION Begins pre-registration by appointment for all eligible currently enrolled UM-St. Louis students, undergraduate and graduate, for SUMMERSEMESTER, Currently enrolled students will be sent their pre-registration appointment time via their University Account. Begins registration for all students newly admitted or readmitted. Students new to campus for SUMMER SEMESTER, 2015 must be advised prior to registering for classes. Registration information will be sent via the official University Account. CALENDAR: SUMMER SEMESTER, 2015 SESSION I(4 WEEK SESSION) May 18 Monday: Classes begin 8:00 a.m. May 20 Wednesday: Last day any student may enroll (enter a course for credit) for Session I. Last day Registrar s Office will move students automatically from the wait list to open sections. May 23 Saturday: Last day to drop a Session I course without receiving a grade. May 25 Monday: Memorial Day Holiday June 08 Monday: Last day a student may drop or withdraw from a Session I course with a grade. June 13 Saturday: Session I closes, end of day. SESSION II (4 WEEK SESSION) June 15 Monday: Classes begin 8:00 a.m. June 17 Wednesday: Last day any student may enroll (enter a course for credit) for Session II. Last day Registrar s Office will move students automatically from the wait list to open sections. June 20 Saturday: Last day to drop a Session II course without receiving a grade. Last day a student may place a Session II course on Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis. July 03 Friday: Independence Day Holiday July 06 Monday: Last day a student may drop or withdraw from a Session II course with a grade. July 11 Saturday: Session II closes, end of day. SESSION III (4 WEEK SESSION) July 13 Monday: Classes begin 8:00 a.m. July 15 Wednesday: Last day any student may enroll (enter a course for credit) for Session III. Last day Registrar s Office will move students automatically from the wait list to open sections. July 18 Saturday: Last day to drop a Session III course without receiving a grade. Last day a student may place a Session III course on Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis. August 01 Saturday: Last day a student may drop or withdraw from a Session III course with a grade. August 08 Saturday: Session III closes, end of day. SESSION IV (8 WEEK SESSION) May 18 Monday: Classes begin 8:00 a.m. May 21 Thursday: Last day any student may enroll (enter a course for credit) for Session IV. Last day Registrar s Office will move students automatically from the wait list to open sections. May 25 Monday: Memorial Day Holiday June 01 Monday: Last day to drop a Session IV course without receiving a grade. Last day a student may place a Session IV course on Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis. June 29 Monday: Last day a student may drop or withdraw from a Session IV course with a grade. July 03 Friday: Independence Day Holiday July 08 Wednesday Final examinations begin July 11 Saturday: Session IV closes, end of day. SESSION V (8 WEEK SESSION) June 15 Monday: Classes begin 8:00 a.m. June 18 Thursday: Last day any student may enroll (enter a course for credit) for Session V. Last day Registrar s Office will move students automatically from the wait list to open sections. June 27 Saturday: Last day to drop a Session V course without receiving a grade. Last day a student may place a Session V course on Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis. July 03 Friday: Independence Day Holiday July 27 Monday: Last day a student may drop or withdraw from a Session V course with a grade. August 05 Wednesday: Final examinations begin. August 08 Saturday: Session V closes, end of day. SESSION VI(12 WEEK SESSION) May 18 Monday: Classes begin 8:00 a.m. May 23 Saturday: Last day any student may enroll (enter a course for credit) for Session VI. Last day Registrar s Office will move students automatically from the wait list to open sections. May 25 Monday: Memorial Day Holiday June 08 Monday: Last day to drop a Session VI course without receiving a grade. Last day a student may place a Session VI course on Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis. July 03 Friday: Independence Day Holiday July 21 Tuesday: Last day a student may drop or withdraw from a Session VI course with a grade. August 05 Wednesday: Final examinations begin. August 08 Saturday: Session VI closes, end of day. Note: Students entering courses after the first day of classes are responsible for ALL assigned course work. Classes may have progressed to the point where completing all assigned work may be difficult. Students may wish to contact the Instructor prior to enrolling. Final examinations for Sessions I, II, and III will be held the last class meeting. Ø Commencement for all Summer Sessions will be held Saturday, August 8 th.

3 SCHEDULE OF FINAL EXAMINATION SUMMER 2015 Session I, II, & III: Final examinations for Session I, II, & III will be administered the last day of the class meeting. Session IV: Final examinations for Session IV will be administered Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 8, 9, 10 and 11 as follows: DAY CLASSES: REGULAR CLASS MEETING TIME DATE OF EXAM TIME OF EXAM 07:45 MW, MTWR Wednesday, 08 July 07:45-09:45 AM 08:00 MW, MTWR Wednesday, 08 July 07:45 09:45 AM 08:30 MW Wednesday, 08 July 07:45 09:45 AM 09:00 MW, MTWR Wednesday, 08 July 10:00 12 Noon 09:30 MTWR Wednesday, 08 July 10:00 12 Noon 10:00 MW Wednesday, 08 July 10:00 12 Noon 10:35 MTWR, MW Wednesday, 08 July 10:00 12 Noon 11:45 MW Wednesday, 08 July 12:30 02:30 PM 12:00 MW Wednesday, 08 July 12:30 02:30 PM 01:00 MTWR Wednesday, 08 July 12:30 02:30 PM 01:05 MTWR Wednesday, 08 July 12:30 02:30 PM 02:30 MW Wednesday, 08 July 02:45 04:45 PM 08:00 T, R Thursday, 09 July 07:45 09:45 PM 09:00 TR Thursday, 09 July 10:00-12 Noon 09:10 MTWR Thursday, 09 July 10:00-12 Noon 10:00 MTWR Thursday, 09 July 10:00-12 Noon 10:35 TR Thursday, 09 July 12:30 02:30 PM 11:30 TR Thursday, 09 July 12:30 02:30 PM 11:45 TR Thursday, 09 July 12:30 02:30 PM 12 Noon MTWR, TR Thursday, 09 July 12:30 02:30 PM 12:30 TR Thursday, 09 July 12:30 02:30 PM 01:30 TR Thursday, 09 July 02:45 04:45 PM 02:00 MTWR, TR Thursday, 09 July 02:45 04:45 PM 02:30 TR Thursday, 09 July 02:45 04:45 PM All Friday Only Classes Friday, 10 July Regular class meeting time All Saturday Only Classes Saturday, 11 July Regular class meeting time Evening College and Graduate School: The Examinations for Evening Classes will be administered during the last regular class meeting. Session V & VI: Final examinations for Session V &VI will be administered Wednesday, August 5; Thursday, August 6; Friday, August 7; and Saturday August 8, 2015 as follows: Courses which are offered for five hours of credit, for which three- hour exams are preferred, may have tests at either, or both, the two- hour periods assigned in the schedule. DAY CLASSES: REGULAR CLASS MEETING TIME DATE OF EXAM TIME OF EXAM 07:45 MW, MTWR Wednesday, 5 August 07:45 09:45 AM 08:00 MW, MTWR Wednesday, 5 August 07:45 09:45 AM 08:30 MW, MTWR Wednesday, 5 August 07:45 09:45 AM 09:00 MW, MTWR Wednesday, 5 August 10:00 12 Noon 09:30 MTWR Wednesday, 5 August 10:00 12 Noon 10:00 MW Wednesday, 5 August 10:00 12 Noon 10:35 MTWR, MW Wednesday, 5 August 10:00 12 Noon 11:45 MW Wednesday, 5 August 12:30 02:30 PM 12:00 MW Wednesday, 5 August 12:30 02:30 PM 01:00 MTWR Wednesday, 5 August 12:30 02:30 PM 01:05 MTWR Wednesday, 5 August 12:30 02:30 PM 01:30 MW Wednesday, 5 August 02:45 04:45PM 02:30 MW Wednesday, 5 August 02:45 04:45PM 08:00 T, R Thursday, 6 August 07:45 09:45 AM 09:00 TR Thursday, 6 August 10:00 12 Noon 09:10 MTWR Thursday, 6 August 10:00 12 Noon 09:30 TR Thursday, 6 August 10:00 12 Noon 10:00 MTWR, TR Thursday, 6 August 10:00 12 Noon 10:35 TR Thursday, 6 August 12:30 02:30 PM 11:30 TR Thursday, 6 August 12:30 02:30 PM 11:45 TR Thursday, 6 August 12:30 02:30 PM 12 Noon MTWR, TR Thursday, 6 August 12:30 02:30 PM 12:30 TR Thursday, 6 August 12:30 02:30 PM 01:30 TR Thursday, 6 August 02:45 04:45 PM 02:00 MTWR Thursday, 6 August 02:45 04:45 PM 02:30 TR Thursday, 6 August 02:45 04:45 PM All Friday Only Classes Friday, 7 August Regular class meeting time All Saturday Only Classes Saturday, 8 August Regular class meeting time Evening College and Graduate School: The Examinations for Evening Classes will be administered during the last regular class meeting.

4 BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS Abbreviation AAB BH CH ESH (formerly CCB) EAB FA HC LH MH MT MB NAB RB SC SCA SCB SCC SSB SH JCP VIL BLI Campus Address Arts Administration Bldg Benton Hall Clark Hall Express Scripts Hall Education Admin. Bldg. Fine Arts Bldg. Honors College Lucas Hall Marillac Hall Mark Twain Bldg. Music Bldg. Nursing Admin. Bldg. Research Bldg. Seton Center Sculpture and Ceramics Annex So. Campus Computer Bldg. So. Campus Classroom Bldg. Social Science Bldg. Stadler Hall JC Penney Villa Bldg. Ward E. Barnes Educ. Library Textbook Information is available by visiting

5 2015 SUMMER SEMESTER UNIV OF MISSOURI - ST. LOUIS CLASS OFFERINGS CATALOG # AND COURSE TITLE SESSION CREDIT CLASS# CMP SEC DAY TIME BLDG/ROOM INSTRUCTOR Accounting 2400 Fundamentals Of Financial Accounting Session V RSD 001 TTh 01:30-04:10 pm SSB Session I RSD 002 MTWTh 09:30-12:10 pm SSB Dates: May 18 - June Managerial Accounting Session II RSD 001 MW 09:30-12:10 pm ESH Dates: June 15 - July 11 Session V RSD E01 MW 06:00-08:40 pm SSB Financial Accounting And Reporting I Session V RSD E01 TTh 06:00-08:40 pm SSB Accounting Information Systems Session IV RSD E01 MW 06:00-08:40 pm ESH Dates: May 18 - July 11. Same as ACCTNG Accounting For Governmental And Not-For-Profit Entities 3490 Internship In Accounting Session IV RSD E01 TTh 06:00-08:40 pm SSB Session VI FLD 001 ARR ARR ARR Session VI FLD 002 ARR ARR ARR Session VI FLD 003 ARR ARR ARR Session VI FLD 004 ARR ARR ARR Session VI FLD 005 ARR ARR ARR 5436 Systems Auditing Session IV RSD G01 MW 06:00-08:10 pm SSB Dates: May 18 - July 11 Cashiers Accounting and Auditing in Governmental and Not-for-Profit Entities 5490 Graduate Internship in Accounting Session IV RSD G01 TTh 06:00-08:40 pm SSB Cashiers. Session VI FLD G01 ARR ARR ARR Cashiers. Session VI FLD G02 ARR ARR ARR Cashiers. Van Wert,P Murray,J Van Wert,P Murray,J Stuerke,P Moehrle,S Murray,J Geisler,G Van Wert,P Reynolds Moehrle,J Menendez,D Stuerke,P Reynolds Moehrle,J Moehrle,S Page 1

6 5499 Individual Research in Accounting Session VI IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Cashiers. Adult Education 6230 Adult Learning And Development Session VI INT G01 ARR ARR Online The Adult Learner Session I INT G01 ARR ARR Online Dates: May 18 - June Problems In Adult Education Special consent form required. Please Obtain in 269 Marillac Hall or call Internship Special Consent Required Obtain in Room 269 Marillac Hall or call Session V IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Session V FLD G01 ARR ARR ARR Anthropology 1019 Introduction To Archaeology Session II INT 001 ARR ARR Online Dates: June 15 - July World Cultures Session IV LEC 001 MW 12:30-03:00 pm CH Dates: May 18 - July Byzantine History and Culture Session V INT 001 ARR ARR Online Dates: June 15- August 8 Same as Hist Brief Overview Of The Four Fields Of Anthropology SessionIII INT 001 ARR ARR Online Textbooks Can Be Purchased At The UMSL Bookstore Dates: July13- August Cultures Of Oceania Session V INT 001 ARR ARR Online Same as GS 2150 and Soc Special Topics In Non-Western Culture SessionIII INT 001 ARR ARR Online Culture of Islamic Societies Topic: Culture of Islamic Societies. An on-line readings course that provides a comprehensive overview of Islam as a religion and culture. After providing a general framework for understanding, the course delves into topics of special contemporary relevance. Students will meet via Skype once each week. Dates: July 13 - August 8 Moehrle,S Harmon,C Isaac-Savage,E Harmon,C Wright,P Kohut,M Poulopoulos,N Wright,P Lewis Harris,J Al-Albani,L Page 2

7 2192 Anthropological Perspectives on Western Culture Session V RSD 002 T 12:30-03:00 pm CH Marriage & The Family Same as Soc 2224 & GS Topic: Marriage and the Family. Session I INT 003 ARR ARR Online Anime Nation:Pop Cult in Japan Same as Japan SessionIII FLD X01 MTWThF 08:00-05:00 pm ARR Amrcn Indian Herit in N Dakota This class has additional travel fee of $850 and meets in North Dakota. Dates 7/17-7/25 Session V INT 001 ARR ARR Online Deviance and Society Topic: Social Problems Session V LEC 002 W 12:30-03:00 pm SSB Alcohol, Drugs & Society. Same as Soc 2180 and Crimin Social Statistics Session IV LEC 001 TTh 03:45-06:30 pm ESH Dates: May 18- July 11. Same as Soc 3220 Session VI LEC X01 M 05:30-08:15 pm BH -0B225 This course meets both on campus and online. On campus meet dates: 5/18, 6/8, 6/22, 6/29, 7/27 & 8/3 Same as Soc Japanese Popular Culture SessionIII LEC 001 MTW 01:00-03:40 pm CH Dates: July 13 - August 8. Same as SOC Current Issues In Anthropology Session V INT 001 ARR ARR Online Masculinities. Same as GS 4600 and SOC 4600 Nolan,J Born,C Schaffnit,S Irons,L Craft,R Erwin,R Furgason,K Miller,L Weber,K Page 3

8 4100 Field Methods in Archaeology Session I FLD X01 MTWThF 09:00-03:30 pm ARR Dates: May 26 - June 5. Prerequisite of "Consent of Instructor" has been waived for summer session. The first class session will meet in Clark 106 from 1:00-4:00pm on May 26. All other classes will meet in the field from 9:00am-3:30pm: May 27, 28, 29, & June 1, 2,3,4,& 5. This course will be working with the City of Excelsior Springs, Missouri. We will be excavating a historic mineral spring area once nationally known for its mineral waters. These waters were prescribed to remedy all sorts of ailments and to promote overall good health. The spring area has been sporadically flooded through the years resulting in great damage and eventual destruction of the bottling plant and pavilions. This year, we hope to relocate the lost pavilions and bottling plant and learn more about the visitors to this popular turn of the century tourist attraction by what they left behind. Students will be staying at the nearby group lodge at Lake Mauer. During the field school, students will gain valuable experience in excavating, mapping, surveying, artifact analysis, and many other important skills necessary for any archaeological excavation. Additional Travel Fee- $225 per student. Additional travel fee required and can be paid by calling or by visiting FLD X01 WThF 09:00-03:30 pm ARR Dates: May 26 - June 5. Prerequisite of "Consent of Instructor" has been waived for summer session. The first class session will meet in Clark 106 from 1:00-4:00pm on May 26. All other classes will meet in the field from 9:00am-3:30pm: May 27, 28, 29, & June 1, 2,3,4,& 5. This course will be working with the City of Excelsior Springs, Missouri. We will be excavating a historic mineral spring area once nationally known for its mineral waters. These waters were prescribed to remedy all sorts of ailments and to promote overall good health. The spring area has been sporadically flooded through the years resulting in great damage and eventual destruction of the bottling plant and pavilions. This year, we hope to relocate the lost pavilions and bottling plant and learn more about the visitors to this popular turn of the century tourist attraction by what they left behind. Students will be staying at the nearby group lodge at Lake Mauer. During the field school, students will gain valuable experience in excavating, mapping, surveying, artifact analysis, and many other important skills necessary for any archaeological excavation. Additional Travel Fee- $225 per student. Additional travel fee required and can be paid by calling or by visiting Pierce,D Pierce,D Page 4

9 4206 Primate Behavioral Research at the Saint Louis Zoo FLD X01 T 01:00-04:00 pm CH Dates: May 26 - June 5. Prerequisite of "Consent of Instructor" has been waived for summer session. The first class session will meet in Clark 106 from 1:00-4:00pm on May 26. All other classes will meet in the field from 9:00am-3:30pm: May 27, 28, 29, & June 1, 2,3,4,& 5. This course will be working with the City of Excelsior Springs, Missouri. We will be excavating a historic mineral spring area once nationally known for its mineral waters. These waters were prescribed to remedy all sorts of ailments and to promote overall good health. The spring area has been sporadically flooded through the years resulting in great damage and eventual destruction of the bottling plant and pavilions. This year, we hope to relocate the lost pavilions and bottling plant and learn more about the visitors to this popular turn of the century tourist attraction by what they left behind. Students will be staying at the nearby group lodge at Lake Mauer. During the field school, students will gain valuable experience in excavating, mapping, surveying, artifact analysis, and many other important skills necessary for any archaeological excavation. Additional Travel Fee- $225 per student. Additional travel fee required and can be paid by calling or by visiting Session VI RSD X01 MW 08:30-10:00 am ARR This course will meet both on campus and at the zoo RSD X01 MW 08:30-10:00 am CH This course will meet both on campus and at the zoo Pierce,D Kerker,L Kerker,L Arabic 2190 Special Readings Session IV INT 001 ARR ARR Online Students who have not completed Arabic language courses at UMSL must contact elhagechehade@umsl.edu before enrolling Dates: May 18 - July 11 Art 1030 Ceramics I Session II STU 001 MTWTh 09:00-12:00 pm SCA Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 1060 Photography I Session II STU Y01 MTWTh 10:00-12:30 pm FA Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 1133 Introduction To Fibers And Textiles Session II STU 001 MTWTh 09:00-04:00 pm FA Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 1140 Drawing I Session II RSD 001 MTWTh 12:30-03:00 pm FA Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 1170 Printmaking I SessionIII STU Y01 MTWTh 01:00-03:30 pm FA Dates: July 13 - August 8. Same as ST ART 3074 Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Al-Albani,L Gaubatz,D Picker,M Sippel,J Page 5

10 1180 Painting I SessionIII RSD 001 MTWTh 09:30-12:00 pm FA Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 2283 Watercolor Painting Session II STU Y01 MTWTh 01:00-03:30 pm FA Dates: June 15 - July 11, 2015 Beginning problems in watercolor painting. Includes the study of traditional and contemporary approaches to color, color techniques, and treatment of papers. May be repeated for credit. Basic studio equipment will be provided, though students will need to supply some personal equipment and supplies. Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 2290 Special Study Session VI RSD 001 ARR ARR ARR Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session VI RSD 002 ARR ARR ARR Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 3074 Special Topics In Studio Art SessionIII STU Y01 MTWTh 01:00-03:30 pm FA Contemporary Print Topic: Contemporary Print. Dates: July 13 - August 8. Same as ST ART 1170 Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 3312 Advanced Topics in Graphic Design Session II STU Y01 MTWTh 10:00-12:30 pm FA Motion Design I Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 3350 Studio Art Internship SessionIII FLD 001 ARR ARR ARR Dates: July 13 - August 8 Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for SessionIII FLD 002 ARR 00:00-00:00 am ARR Dates: July 13 - August 8 Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 3363 Special Topics In Photography Session VI STU Y01 ARR ARR ARR Event Photography Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 3390 Special Study SessionIII IND 001 ARR ARR ARR Dates: July 13 - August 8 Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Art Education 2179 Art Activities for Elementary School Session I STU 001 MTWTh 12:00-02:30 pm FA Dates: May 18 - June 13. Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 5590 Special Study in Art Education SessionIII RSD G01 ARR ARR ARR Dates July 13 - August 8 Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session VI RSD G02 ARR ARR ARR Studio Art Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Anderson,D Sippel,J Younger,D Sippel,J Mcknight,J Sippel,J Schisla,G Sippel,J McMichael,L Cummings,K Lankford,E Page 6

11 Art History 1100 Introduction To Western Art SessionIII INT 001 ARR ARR Online Dates: July 13- August Introduction To The Arts Of Asia Session II LEC 001 MTWTh 10:00-12:30 pm LH Dates: June 15 - July 13. Art History Supplemental Fee Applies. See Cashiers. Mast,A Vedagiri,A Astronomy 1012 The Violent Universe And The New Astronomy Session I LEC 001 MTWTh 09:00-11:30 am BH -0B445 Dates: May 18- June 15 Biology 1010 Introduction to Student Biological Research Session V LEC X01 ARR ARR ARR Location: World Aquarium General Biology Session VI INT 001 T 07:00-08:00 pm OnlineExam Dates May 18 - August 8. Online Test - TBA INT 001 T 07:00-08:00 pm OnlineExam Dates May 18 - August 8. Online Test - TBA INT 001 F 07:00-08:00 pm OnlineExam Dates May 18 - August 8. Online Test - TBA INT 001 T 07:00-08:00 pm OnlineExam Dates May 18 - August 8. Online Test - TBA INT 001 ARR ARR Online Dates May 18 - August 8. Online Test - TBA 1131 Human Physiology And Anatomy I Session II LEC 00A MTWTh 01:30-04:00 pm RB -0R121 Dates: June 15 - July 11 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session II LAB 0A1 MW 09:00-01:00 pm SH -0S203 Dates: June 15 - July 11 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 1141 Human Physiology And Anatomy II SessionIII LEC 00A MTWTh 01:30-04:00 pm RB -0R121 Dates: July 13 - Aug 8 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for SessionIII LAB 0A1 MW 09:00-01:00 pm SH -0S203 Dates: June 15 - July 11 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 1162 General Microbiology Session IV LEC 001 MTWTh 12:30-01:45 pm BH -0B102 Dates: May 18 - July General Ecology Session V LEC 001 MW 04:00-06:45 pm BH -0B115 Dates: June 15 - Aug 8 Granger,C Kidd III,A Kidd III,A Kidd III,A Kidd III,A Kidd III,A Paul,L Paul,L O Mara,K Paul,L Paul,L Howard,M Page 7

12 3123 Tropical Resource Ecology Field Studies Same As Biology 5123 Session I FLD 001 ARR ARR ARR Three Weeks Of Intensive Lecture, Discussion, and Individual Field Studies In Guyana, South America During the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Weeks Of SS1 (Trip Costs To Be Borne By Student) Please See Instructor Before 05/01. Dates: May 18 - June Cell Biology Session IV INT 001 M 07:30-08:30 pm OnlineExam Dates: 5/18-7/13. All examinations are online and must be taken from any computer with internet access on the following Mondays, (June 1, June 15, June 29, July 13) at 7:30 PM. If you cannot take the exams on those days and those times you will need instructor's approval to enroll. INT 001 M 07:30-08:30 pm OnlineExam Dates: 5/18-7/13. All examinations are online and must be taken from any computer with internet access on the following Mondays, (June 1, June 15, June 29, July 13) at 7:30 PM. If you cannot take the exams on those days and those times you will need instructor's approval to enroll. INT 001 M 07:30-08:30 pm OnlineExam Dates: 5/18-7/13. All examinations are online and must be taken from any computer with internet access on the following Mondays, (June 1, June 15, June 29, July 13) at 7:30 PM. If you cannot take the exams on those days and those times you will need instructor's approval to enroll. INT 001 M 07:30-08:30 pm OnlineExam Dates: 5/18-7/13. All examinations are online and must be taken from any computer with internet access on the following Mondays, (June 1, June 15, June 29, July 13) at 7:30 PM. If you cannot take the exams on those days and those times you will need instructor's approval to enroll. INT 001 ARR ARR Online Dates: 5/18-7/13. All examinations are online and must be taken from any computer with internet access on the following Mondays, (June 1, June 15, June 29, July 13) at 7:30 PM. If you cannot take the exams on those days and those times you will need instructor's approval to enroll Undergraduate Internship In Biotechnology Session VI IND 001 ARR ARR ARR Bourne,G Spingola,M Spingola,M Spingola,M Spingola,M Spingola,M Thiel,T Page 8

13 4299 Practicum In Conservation 4501 Flowering Plant Families: Phylogeny And Diversification Session V FLD X01 ARR ARR Same as Biol 4920 and Honors Topic; Great Rivers Ecology. with a field trip on 7/30-8/2 Description: The Mississippi and the Missouri rivers play sustain wild ecosystems and human well-being in North America s heartland. Our great river ecosystems are threatened by human activity. Informed citizens and scientists have a great task ahead of them: to use the best science restoring wild, natural ecosystems functions while wisely using river resources to support an emerging ecological civilization. This course will investigate the ecology, human interactions, and conservation of Missouri s great rivers. Some course topics: watersheds, energy flows and geomorphology, water quality, macro-invertebrate zoology, botany, fish biology, and ecological community analysis. We will use asset-based community development to explore how citizen-scientists participate in collaborative Integrated River Basin Management. The course combines on-line learning with a 4-day, adventure-based float down the Mississippi River and is an essential part of Great River Ecology. Under the guidance of Missouri Department of Conservation biologists, we will integrate knowledge about great rivers with hands-on applied field investigation and conservation strategies. We will float the Mississippi in canoes and camp on mid-river islands. The camps will be primitive, backcountry camps without electricity, running water, or flush toilets. Tuition will cover canoes, personal floatation device, food and lodging. Students will need to bring personal backcountry camping gear and a tent. The lab runs from Thursday evening 7/30/2015 until Sunday early afternoon 8/2/2015. Course requires permission of the Honors College. Session V LAB 0A1 TTh 09:30-12:30 pm SH -0S301 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session V LEC 00A MW 09:30-10:45 am BH -0B115. Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 4712 Biochemistry Session IV LEC E01 MTW 05:30-08:00 pm RB -0R120 Same as Chem Dates: May 18 - June Senior Seminar Session IV RSD 001 TTh 02:00-03:15 pm BH -0B116 Dates: May 18 - July Research. Stevens,P Stevens,P Wall,A Howard,M Session VI IND 001 ARR ARR ARR Marquis,R Session VI IND 002 ARR ARR ARR Hughes,M Session VI IND 003 ARR ARR ARR Bourne,G Session VI IND 004 ARR ARR ARR Olivas,W Session VI IND 005 ARR ARR ARR Muchhala,N Session VI IND 006 ARR ARR ARR Granger,C Session VI IND 007 ARR ARR ARR Parker,P Session VI IND 009 ARR ARR ARR Thiel,T Session VI IND 010 ARR ARR ARR Steiniger,M Session VI IND 011 ARR ARR ARR Wang,X Session VI IND 012 ARR ARR ARR Zolman,B Session VI IND 013 ARR ARR ARR Ricklefs,R Session VI IND 014 ARR ARR ARR Gokel Jr,G Session VI IND 015 ARR ARR ARR Dunlap Lehtila,A Page 9

14 4915 Biology Internship 4920 Selected Topics 5123 Advanced Tropical Resource Ecology Field Studies Same As Biology Internship In Conservation Biology 6699 Graduate Internship In Biotechnology Session I FLD 001 ARR ARR ARR Dates: May 18 - June 13. Session VI FLD 002 ARR ARR ARR Session V RSD X01 ARR ARR ARR Great Rivers Ecology Same as Honors Topic: Great Rivers Ecology. with a field trip on 7/30-8/2 Description: The Mississippi and the Missouri rivers play sustain wild ecosystems and human well-being in North America s heartland. Our great river ecosystems are threatened by human activity. Informed citizens and scientists have a great task ahead of them: to use the best science restoring wild, natural ecosystems functions while wisely using river resources to support an emerging ecological civilization. This course will investigate the ecology, human interactions, and conservation of Missouri s great rivers. Some course topics: watersheds, energy flows and geomorphology, water quality, macro-invertebrate zoology, botany, fish biology, and ecological community analysis. We will use asset-based community development to explore how citizen-scientists participate in collaborative Integrated River Basin Management. The course combines on-line learning with a 4-day, adventure-based float down the Mississippi River and is an essential part of Great River Ecology. Under the guidance of Missouri Department of Conservation biologists, we will integrate knowledge about great rivers with hands-on applied field investigation and conservation strategies. We will float the Mississippi in canoes and camp on mid-river islands. The camps will be primitive, backcountry camps without electricity, running water, or flush toilets. Tuition will cover canoes, personal floatation device, food and lodging. Students will need to bring personal backcountry camping gear and a tent. The lab runs from Thursday evening 7/30/2015 until Sunday early afternoon 8/2/2015. Course requires permission of the Honors College. Session I FLD G01 ARR ARR ARR Three Weeks Of Intensive Lecture, Discussion and Individual Field Studies In Guyana, South America During The 2nd, 3rd, 4th Weeks Of SS1 (Trip Costs To Be Borne By Student). Please See Instructor Before 05/01. Dates: 05/18-06/13 Session VI IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Dates: May 18- August 8 Session VI FLD G01 ARR ARR ARR 6889 Graduate Seminar Session V RSD G01 TTh 04:00-05:15 pm BH -0B116 Dates: June 15 - Aug Graduate Research In Biology Zolman,B Kidd III,A Granger,C Fish,J Bourne,G Marquis,R Thiel,T Olivas,W Session VI IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Hughes,M Session VI IND G02 ARR ARR ARR Bourne,G Session VI IND G03 ARR ARR ARR Muchhala,N Session VI IND G04 ARR ARR ARR Olivas,W Session VI IND G05 ARR ARR ARR Marquis,R Session VI IND G06 ARR ARR ARR Ricklefs,R Session VI IND G07 ARR ARR ARR Dunlap Lehtila,A Session VI IND G08 ARR ARR ARR Thiel,T Session VI IND G09 ARR ARR ARR Granger,C Session VI IND G10 ARR ARR ARR Stevens,P Page 10

15 Session VI IND G11 ARR ARR ARR Parker,P Session VI IND G12 ARR ARR ARR Wang,X Session VI IND G13 ARR ARR Session VI IND G14 ARR ARR ARR Zolman,B Session VI IND G15 ARR ARR ARR Steiniger,M Business Administration 2900 Legal Environment Of Business Session I RSD 001 MTWTh 09:30-12:10 pm SSB Dates: May 18 - June Internship In Business Administration 3099 Independent Study In Business Administration Session V INT 002 ARR ARR Online Session IV INT 003 ARR ARR Online Dates: May 18 - July 11 The final project/exam for this class is a Mock Trial. There will be a Synchronous Final where students must be online in Blackboard Collaborate Wed. and Thu. 8 and 9 July from 1:30pm to 4:00pm on both dates. Session V FLD 001 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 001 ARR ARR ARR 5100 Managerial Communication Session IV RSD G01 MW 06:00-08:40 pm SSB Cashiers. Morrison,M Singer,J Bailey,S Elliott,M O'Toole,P Page 11

16 5198 Seminar In Business Administration Session V RSD G01 ARR ARR ARR Course meets from 6/21/15-7/4/15 in Aschaffenburg Germany. Doing Business in Europe: Promoting a Region across Cultures. The course will contain a case study in Bavarian Lower Main which aims to provide students with a multifaceted view of contemporary Germany and its place in a diverse Europe.More information can be found here: rnational-summer-school/ Students will gain awareness of the mutual interdependencies of values and interests in Europe as well as of business opportunities and cultural and strategic choices against the background of macroeconomic constraints and global challenges on one hand and regional peculiarities. Student teams will present their final project results to an audience including selected stakeholders, e.g. City of Aschaffenburg, Region Lower Untermain, companies. The language of instruction is English. Participants will also enhance their international competences. International students will improve their German language skills or start learning German through daily language classes and experience the cultural traditions of contemporary Germany as one major economic and political player in the EU. In addition to the graduate tuition, there is a $1000 program fee which covers all of the housing, events, breakfasts, lunches, dinners, transportation, etc. The fee can be paid here egister.cfm?event=37 Same as INTL BUS 3283 and 5289 Cashiers Individual Research Session VI IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Cashiers. Session VI IND G02 ARR ARR ARR. Cashiers. Session VI IND G03 ARR ARR ARR Cashiers. Session VI IND G04 ARR ARR ARR Cashiers. Session VI IND G05 ARR ARR ARR Cashiers Law, Ethics And Business Session V RSD G01 TTh 06:00-08:40 pm SSB Cashiers Doctoral Research Session VI RSD G01 ARR ARR ARR Location: ESH 206 Cashiers. Rottman,J Smith,L Lacity,M Campbell,J Usui,C Rottman,J Grimm-Howell,E Nauss,R Page 12

17 7002 Dissertation Research Session VI IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Location: ESH 206 Cashiers. Nauss,R Chemistry 1081 Introductory Chemistry I-A Session IV LEC 00A MTWTh 11:00-12:15 pm BH -0B116 Class will meet in Benton 207A. Dates: May 18 - July 10 Instructors Permission Required. Students enrolling in a lab (workshop) section will automatically be placed in lecture and corresponding discussion Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session IV RSD 0A1 MW 01:00-02:15 pm BH -0B446 Dates: May 18 - July 10 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session IV LAB AA1 TTh 01:00-04:00 pm BH -0B225 Dates: May 18 - July 10 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 1091 Introductory Chemistry IB Session IV LEC 00A MTWTh 11:00-12:15 pm BH -0B225 Instructor Consent Required. Dates: May 18 - July 10. Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session IV RSD 0A1 MW 02:45-04:00 pm BH -0B225 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session IV LAB AA1 TTh 01:00-04:00 pm ARR Meets in Benton 309 with Chem A1 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 1111 Introductory Chemistry I Session IV LEC 00A MTWTh 11:00-12:15 pm RB -0R121 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session IV RSD 0A1 MW 01:00-02:15 pm BH -0B225 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session IV LAB AA1 TTh 01:00-04:00 pm BH -0B309 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session IV LAB AA2 TTh 01:00-04:00 pm BH -0B310 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 1121 Introductory Chemistry II Session IV LEC 00A MTWTh 11:00-12:15 pm BH -0B443 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session IV LAB 0A1 MW 01:00-04:00 pm BH -0B309 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session IV LAB 0A2 MW 01:00-04:00 pm BH -0B310 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session IV RSD AA1 TTh 01:00-02:15 pm BH -0B443 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 1134 Special Topics In Introductory Chemistry Dates: May 18 - July 11 D'Souza,V D'Souza,V D'Souza,V D'Souza,V D'Souza,V D'Souza,V D'Souza,V D'Souza,V D'Souza,V D'Souza,V Hamper,B Hamper,B Hamper,B Hamper,B Session IV IND 001 ARR ARR ARR D'Souza,V Session IV IND 002 ARR ARR ARR Hamper,B Page 13

18 2612 Organic Chemistry I Session IV LEC E01 MTW 05:00-07:30 pm BH -0B102 Dates: May 18 - June 26 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 2622 Organic Chemistry II Session V LEC E01 MTW 05:00-07:30 pm BH -0B102 Dates: June 29 - August Organic Chemistry Laboratory Session V LEC 00A MT 11:30-12:20 pm BH -0B101 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session V LAB 0A1 MW 12:30-05:00 pm BH -0B401 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for Session V LAB 0A2 TTh 12:30-05:00 pm BH -0B401 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 3905 Chemical Research Special Consent Required Session VI IND 001 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 002 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 003 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 004 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 005 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 006 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 007 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 008 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 009 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 010 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 011 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 012 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 013 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 014 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 015 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 016 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND 017 ARR ARR ARR Dates: May 18-August 8 Session VI IND 018 ARR ARR ARR Dates: May 18-August 8 Session VI IND 019 ARR ARR ARR Dates: May 18-August Biochemistry Session IV LEC E01 MTW 05:30-08:00 pm RB -0R120 Dates: May 18 - June 26. Same as Biol 4712 Science Lab Fee Applies. See Cashiers website for 6905 Graduate Research In Chemistry Session VI IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G02 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G03 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G04 ARR ARR ARR Mannino,T Mannino,T Ridenour,J Ridenour,J Ridenour,J Bashkin,J Bauer,E Gokel Jr,G Chickos,J Beatty,A Demchenko,A D'Souza,V Dupureur,C Harris,W Nichols,M O'Brien,J Spilling,C Stine,K Braddock,J Wong,C Xu,Z Holmes,S Bythell,B Hamper,B Wall,A Nichols,M Bauer,E Beatty,A Chickos,J Page 14

19 Child Advocacy Studies 4698 Internship in Child Advocacy Studies Session VI IND G05 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G06 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G07 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G08 ARR ARR ARR Dates: May 18- August 8 Session VI IND G09 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G10 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G11 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G12 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G13 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G14 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G15 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G16 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G17 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G18 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G19 ARR ARR ARR Session VI FLD 001 ARR ARR ARR SAME AS PSYCH Demchenko,A D'Souza,V Dupureur,C Harris,W Nichols,M O'Brien,J Spilling,C Stine,K Braddock,J Wong,C Xu,Z Gokel Jr,G Holmes,S Bashkin,J Bythell,B Dunn,J Communication 1030 Interpersonal Communication I Session I INT 001 ARR ARR Online Web-based course. Dates: 5/18-6/13 (See Communication Department Website). Session II INT 002 ARR ARR Online Web-Based Course. Dates: June 15 - July 11 (See Communication Department Website). SessionIII INT 003 ARR ARR Online Web-based course. Dates: July 13 - Aug 8 (See Communication Department Website) 1040 Introduction To Public Speaking SessionIII LEC 002 ARR ARR Online Dates: July 13 -August Introduction To Mass Communication Session I INT 001 ARR ARR Online Web-Based Course. Dates: May 18 - June 13 (See Communication Department Website) Tian,Y Van Stee,S Reinhart,A McMillion,C Geiss,M Page 15

20 Session II INT 002 ARR ARR Online Web-Based Course. Dates: June 15 - July 11(See Communication Department Website) SessionIII INT 003 ARR ARR Online Web-Based Course.Dates: July 13 - Aug 8 (See Communication Department Website) 1135 Communication Theory SessionIII INT 001 ARR ARR Online 2230 Small Group Communication Session I RSD 001 MTWTh 10:00-12:30 pm CH Dates: May 18 - June Communication In The Organization Session I INT 001 ARR ARR Online Web-based; Dates: May 18 - June 13 (See Communication Department Website) Session II INT 002 ARR ARR Online Web-based; Dates: July 13 - August 8 (See Communication Department Website) 3332 Intercultural Communication Session I INT 001 ARR ARR Online Web-Based Dates: May 15 - June 13 (See Communication Department Website) Session II INT 002 ARR ARR Online Dates: June 15 - July Social Media in Public Relations SessionIII INT 001 ARR ARR Online 3500 Dysfunctional Communication Session I INT 001 ARR ARR Online 4199 Applied Public Relations Session VI IND 001 ARR ARR ARR Special Consent required 4900 Directed Readings 4920 Practicum In Applied Communication Special Consent Required 4950 Internship In Applied Communication Special Consent Required 6900 Directed Readings In Communication Special Consent Required Zwarun,L Geiss,M McMillion,C Petty,C Tian,Y Reinhart,A Jang,S Jang,S Session VI IND 001 ARR ARR ARR Heisel,L Session VI IND 002 ARR ARR ARR Jang,S Session VI IND 003 ARR ARR ARR McMillion,C Session VI IND 004 ARR ARR ARR Heisel,A Session VI IND 005 ARR ARR ARR Reinhart,A Session VI IND 006 ARR ARR ARR Tian,Y Session VI IND 007 ARR ARR ARR Van Stee,S Session VI IND 008 ARR ARR ARR Heisel,L Session VI IND 009 ARR ARR ARR Akerson,A Session VI IND 001 ARR ARR ARR McMillion,C Session VI FLD 001 ARR ARR ARR McMillion,C Session VI IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Hall,A Page 16

21 6920 Practicum In Computer-Mediated Communication Session VI IND G02 ARR ARR ARR Dates: May18 - August 8 Session VI IND G03 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G04 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G05 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G06 ARR ARR ARR Session VI IND G07 ARR ARR ARR Dates: May 19 - August 9 Session II IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Dates: June 15 - July 11. Special Consent Required Session VI IND G02 ARR ARR ARR. Special Consent Required 6950 Graduate Internship Session V IND G01 ARR ARR ARR. Special Consent Required Session VI IND G02 ARR ARR ARR Special Consent Required Session VI IND G03 ARR ARR ARR Special Consent Required 6960 Thesis Research And Preparation Session VI IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Special Consent Required Reinhart,A Heisel,A Van Stee,S Tian,Y Jang,S Kim,J Hall,A Hall,A Hall,A Heisel,A Hall,A Heisel,A Hall,A Hall,A Computer Science 1250 Introduction To Computing Session V LEC 001 TTh 01:00-03:30 pm ESH Programming And Data Structures Session V LEC E01 MW 05:30-08:00 pm SSB Introduction to ios Programming and Apps Session V LEC E01 MW 05:30-08:00 pm ESH Dates: 6/15-8/ Computer and Network Security Session V LEC E01 TTh 05:30-08:00 pm SSB Individual Studies 5880 Computer Science Independent Project 6900 Thesis Koc,N Hauschild,M Janikow,C Schulte,M Session V IND 001 ARR ARR ARR Bhatia,S Session V IND 002 ARR ARR ARR Chakraborty,U Session V IND 003 ARR ARR ARR He,W Session V IND 004 ARR ARR ARR Janikow,C Session V IND 005 ARR ARR ARR Kang,H Session V IND 006 ARR ARR ARR Schulte,M Session V IND 007 ARR ARR ARR Pan,J Session V IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Bhatia,S Session V IND G02 ARR ARR ARR Chakraborty,U Session V IND G03 ARR ARR ARR He,W Session V IND G04 ARR ARR ARR Janikow,C Session V IND G05 ARR ARR ARR Kang,H Session V IND G06 ARR ARR ARR Pan,J Session V IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Counselor Education 3220 Counseling Individuals With Special Needs 6020 Ethical and Professional Issues in Counseling 6030 Foundations for Multicultural Counseling Session IV RSD E01 MW 05:30-08:00 pm SCC Dates: May 18 - July 11. Same as CNS ED 6220 Session V RSD G01 TTh 05:30-08:10 pm SCC Session II LEC G01 MTWTh 02:30-05:10 pm TLC 110 Dates: June 15 - July 11 Zeilman,M Cottone,R Coker,A Page 17

22 6040 Group Procedures in Counseling Session V RSD G01 MW 05:30-08:10 pm HC -SETON 6050 Individual Inventory Session V RSD G01 MW 05:30-08:10 pm SCC Psychopathology & Diagnosis Session V LEC G01 MW 02:30-05:10 pm SCC Foundations of School Guidance Session V LEC G01 MW 02:30-05:10 pm SCC Current Issues In Counseling Special Needs Populations 6380 Clinical Mental Health Counseling Field Experience Session IV RSD G01 MW 05:30-08:00 pm SCC Dates: May 18 - July 11. Same as CNS ED 3220 Session V FLD G01 T 04:00-05:30 pm SCC Session V FLD G02 T 04:00-05:30 pm SCC Career Information and Development SessionIII RSD G01 MTWTh 02:30-05:10 pm SCC -0219B Dates: July 13 - August Seminar SessionIII RSD X01 ARR ARR ARR Cnsling & Clt Comp in Glbl Soc Location: New York City. Dates: July Course is being offered in conjunction with the Summer Institute: Cultural Competence for School Counselors. Course is open to graduate students in the Counseling & Family Therapy department. Special consent Numbers can be obtained in 469 Marillac Hall. Session V RSD X02 ARR ARR ARR Cnsling & Clt Comp in Glbl Soc Location: Saint Louis MO. Dates: June 15 - June 19. Course is being offered in conjunction with the St. Louis Cultural Competence Institute. Course is open to graduate students in the Counseling & Family Therapy department. Special consent Numbers can be obtained in 469 Marillac Hall. SessionIII RSD X03 ARR ARR ARR Location: Saint Louis MO. Dates: July 27 - June 31. Course is being offered in conjunction with the St. Louis Cultural Competence Institute. Course is open to graduate students in the Counseling & Family Therapy department. Special consent Numbers can be obtained in 469 Marillac Hall. Whittington,B Tagger,L Wagner,H Zeilman,M Cottone,R Cottone,R Hutchison,B Hutchison,B Kashubeck West,S Page 18

23 6497 Problems Special consent form required. Please obtain in 469 Marillac Hall or call Session V IND G01 ARR ARR ARR Session V IND G02 ARR ARR ARR Session V IND G03 ARR ARR ARR Session V IND G04 ARR ARR ARR Dates: June 15 - Aug 8 Session V IND G05 ARR ARR ARR Dates: June 15 - Aug 8 Session V IND G06 ARR ARR ARR Dates: June 15 - Aug 8 Special consent form required. Please obtain in 469 Marillac Hall or call Counseling African American Clients Session II RSD G01 MTWTh 05:30-08:10 pm SCC Dates: June 15 - July Human Sexuality in Counseling SessionIII LEC G01 MTWTh 05:30-08:10 pm SCC Dates: July 13 - August Doctoral Internship Please obtain in 469 Marillac Hall or call Session V FLD G01 ARR ARR ARR Dates June 15 - August 8 Session V FLD G02 ARR ARR ARR Session V FLD G03 ARR ARR ARR Session V FLD G04 ARR ARR ARR Session V FLD G05 ARR ARR ARR Session V FLD G06 ARR ARR ARR Session V FLD G07 ARR ARR ARR Pope,M Kashubeck West,S Cottone,R Coker,A McAfee-Maag,J Hutchison,B Coker,A Schubert,A Cottone,R Kashubeck West,S Pope,M Coker,A Hutchison,B McAfee-Maag,J Nelson,M Criminology & Criminal Justice 1100 Introduction To Criminology And Criminal Justice Session V LEC 001 MW 08:30-11:00 am CH Maher,T Page 19