Final registration VCU. Schedule of Classes

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1 Final registration Fal l 2001 VCU Schedule of Classes V i r g i n i a C o m m o n w e a l t h U n i v e r s i t y

2 2 Final registration Fal l 2001 VCU Schedule of Classes V i r g i n i a C o m m o n w e a l t h U n i v e r s i t y Table of contents Registration information Telephone registration Financial information Student Accounting and Financial Aid Voice Response System. 6 Tuition and fees Financial Aid Academic rules and definitions Reading the codes VCU Honor System Academic Campus course listings Table of contents College of Humanities and Sciences (13) School of the Arts (39) School of Business (53) School of Education (62) School of Engineering (67) School of Graduate Studies (69) School of Social Work (69) Academic Affairs (71) Division of Student Affairs (73) MCV Campus courses (73) Off-campus classes (74) Service learning classes (77) Short courses (78) College of Humanities and Sciences Approved lists Students entering fall 1997 and thereafter (79) Students entering prior to fall 1997 (81) Directory deans, directors and department chairs Final exam schedule University academic calendar Campus maps Schedule Planner Fall2001 Final Registration About the Schedule of Classes The Schedule of Classes provides information needed to register. It includes information about courses currently offered, including time, days and place of meetings and the instructor s name as well as valuable general information about Virginia Commonwealth University. This Schedule of Classes is accurate as of July 5, The information is subject to change please check the Web for updates: The Schedule of Classes does not include all the information you need to access the university. Please be sure that you have a copy of each of the following documents: University bulletins VCU publishes two bulletins. The bulletins include essential information not included in this schedule academic policies, descriptions of all current VCU courses, prerequisites and information about program and degree requirements. Obtain a copy of the Undergraduate Bulletin by presenting your VCUCard to one of the student services centers or purchase the bulletins for $3.50 from one of VCU s bookstores. The bulletins also are available on the Web: VCU Resource Guide This directory of services also includes the complete texts of the VCU policies and procedures that directly affect students. The Resource Guide is updated annually. Pick up a copy of this year s edition from the Commons Information Center or the administrative offices of the Division of Student Affairs. The Resource Guide, including all policies, also is available on the Web: Special students and returning adult students are invited to seek the specialized assistance available from academic advisers at (804) Student Services Center 827 W. Franklin St., Room 104 Hours (Subject to change as necessitated by emergencies, unannounced holidays, etc.) Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sunday, Holidays Closed Essential addresses/phones e 2 Bookstore Academic Campus 1111 W. Broad St. (804) Financial Aid 901 W. Franklin St. (Shafer Street entrance) (804) Humanities and Sciences Office of Academic Advising 900 Park Ave. (804) James Branch Cabell Library 901 Park Ave. (804) Parking Office Academic Campus 1111 W. Broad St. (804) Records and Registration 827 W. Franklin St. (804) Security Escort Service 918 W. Franklin St. (804) Services for Students with Disabilities Academic Campus 109 N. Harrison St. (804) MCV Campus VMI Building, Room 301 (804) Student Accounting 827 W. Franklin St. (804) Undergraduate Admissions 821 W. Franklin St. (804) VCU Police Emergencies 918 W. Franklin St. (804) VCU Police Non-emergency Dispatcher 918 W. Franklin St. (804) Virginia Commonwealth University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action university providing access to education and employment without regard to age, race, color, national origin, gender, religion, sexual orientation, veteran s status, political affiliation or disability.

3 VCU Schedule of Classes Registration information 3 Registration schedule Telephone registration (804) Telephone registration will be available during the following hours: Mon Thu 8 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Fri 8 a.m. 5 p.m. Sat 9 a.m. 1 p.m. Advising Advising is an integral and important part of the registration process. All students are encouraged to speak with an adviser prior to registration. Continuing degree-seeking students are assigned advisers by their schools and departments. A directory of deans and department chairs is included in this publication. See pages All first-year students in the College of Humanities and Sciences, except psychology majors, are advised through the Office of Academic Advising, (804) Undeclared students continue to be advised through this office. When they declare a major, their records are transferred to the appropriate department. Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies students are advised through the College of Humanities and Sciences Interdisciplinary Studies Office at 310 N. Shafer St., (804) Special nondegree-seeking students and prospective adult students are advised through the College of Humanities and Sciences Interdisciplinary Studies Office at 310 N. Shafer St., (804) Telephone registration Students may use the telephone registration system to adjust their schedules during the add/drop period. The phone number for the system is (804) A telephone registration worksheet is printed in this schedule on Page 4. Students not yet registered may late register during the first week of classes. Cancellation of registration Any student who has registered but has decided not to attend should cancel his/her registration by submitting written notification to: Virginia Commonwealth University Office of Records and Registration 827 W. Franklin St. P.O. Box Richmond, VA Students also may use the telephone registration system through Aug. 31 to drop all their courses. Written notification of cancellation must be postmarked no later than Aug. 31. Failure to drop courses by the deadline could result in failing grades as well as assessment of tuition and fees. Registration for audit An audited course is counted as part of a student s course load. Students who audit pay regular tuition and fees, are subject to attendance regulations and may be subject to other course requirements. Students may register for audit only during the add/drop/late registration period of the semester in which they are registering. Changes from credit to audit are not allowed during the add/drop/late registration period. Withdrawal Students may withdraw from a course using the telephone system. The code for withdrawal is 1. Do not use W. Students also may withdraw in person at a student services center (Founders Hall or Sanger Hall). The last day to withdraw with a mark of W for fall 2001 is Oct. 19. Withdrawal does not eliminate financial responsibility for the class(es). Students who withdraw from a course may or may not be entitled to a refund. Refer to Refund Policy (Page 5) for details. Individual student schedules To ensure that your schedule is accurate and up-to-date, schedules are no longer being mailed, but can be obtained from the kiosks located in Founders Hall, University Student Commons and the Business Building lobby, at the Student Services Centers in Founders and Sanger halls or on VCU s Web site: students. You also may request a schedule by calling (804) and leaving a detailed address and telephone number. The building codes, printed on Page 11, are used on these schedules. Registration planning After consultation with your adviser about curriculum requirements, refer to the back cover of this Schedule of Classes for a worksheet to assist you in planning your schedule. Continuing students Telephone registration is available for continuing students. Continuing degree-seeking students are those who have applied, been accepted to VCU and are enrolled in at least one VCU class during fall 2000, spring 2001 or summer Continuing special students are those who are on VCU s Student Information System and have taken a class in any previous semester. New students New special students may come to the Student Services Center to be entered into the student information system. They then may register in-person at the center or use the telephone registration system. Overrides Override cards are processed at the Student Services Center, 827 W. Franklin St., during normal working hours. Cards must be completed and signed before they are presented. Cards also will be processed at the Commons during In-person Registration. Add/drop and late registration Students registered for classes may make adjustments to their schedules during the first week of school (commonly called the add/drop period). The add/drop period for fall 2001 ends on Friday, Aug. 31. After the first week, students may only withdraw from classes. This adjustment may or may not have a financial impact on the student bill. V i r g i n i a C o m m o n w e a l t h U n i v? e r s i t y Looking for answers w w w. v c u. e d u Check out these Web sites: Academic programs Admissions Athletics Bulletins Campus maps Financial aid Information for students Index of VCU units and organizations Schedule of Classes Student accounting VCU Telephone Directory

4 4 Fall2001 Telephone registration Final Registration Welcome to VCU's touch-tone registration system. Students may register using this system. A touch-tone phone with pound (#) and star (*) keys is required. Telephone registration worksheet Step 1: Complete this registration worksheet. Step 2: Using a touch-tone telephone, call (804) Steps in telephone registration The Repeat Course Option is no longer available over the telephone. Please come to the Student Services Center after you have completed the course and fill out a Historical Repeat Course form to have the repeat courses excluded from your GPA. The repeat course option can only be used once per course and only for grades of D or F. 1. Complete the Telephone Registration Worksheet on this page before attempting phone registration. 2. Call (804) to register for classes, being careful to follow all five steps listed on the worksheet. 3. Listen for the computer to confirm or deny your registration request. If the request passes all checks, the computer will indicate that the course has been added or dropped and ask for the next request. If the course is canceled or closed, you will be told and asked to enter your alternate registration request. Time conflicts. Students who enroll in classes that have overlapping meeting times will have to come to the Student Services Center to withdraw or drop the course. The telephone registration system will not allow you to withdraw or drop a class with a time conflict. If the request does not pass checks, the computer might indicate one of these problems: Class restriction. Some courses have school, class, major or level restrictions. The department offering the courses must approve exceptions to these restrictions using an Override Permission Form. All overrides must be done in person at the Student Services Center or during In-person Registration in the University Student Commons. Unauthorized overload. Undergraduate students may register for up to 19 credit hours by telephone. To exceed that limit, written permission from your dean s office is required. Graduate students may register for up to 15 credit hours by telephone. To exceed that limit, a Special Action Form from the School of Graduate Studies is required. Special undergraduate students may register for up to 11 credit hours by telephone. To exceed that limit, a waiver from the Academic Regulations Appeals Committee is required. Students on academic probation may register for up to 12 credit hours by telephone. To exceed that limit, a waiver from the Academic Regulations Appeals Committee is required. Credits beyond the number allowed must be added at the Student Services Center after permission has been granted. To appeal to the Academic Regulations Appeals Committee, contact the assistant dean in your school; special students should contact Sue Munro in the Office of Community Programs, (804) Hold on student record. Students must take steps to remove the holds before registration can occur. The system allows students to drop and withdraw from a class regardless of any holds, or you can be transferred to Records and Registration for assistance. Holds that prevent registration include the following. Financial hold. Student Accounting and Treasury Services place this hold. Other departments such as Athletics, VCU Libraries and Telecommunications also may place holds for athletic gear and library books that have not been returned and long distance telephone calls that have not been paid. A hold must be removed by the department who placed it. Contact Student Accounting, (804) , to learn how to clear your account. Address hold. Records and Registration places this hold and it will be removed as soon as you provide them with an updated address. This update must be done in person at the Student Services Center in Founders Hall. Immunization hold. University Student Health Services places this hold when your immunization record is incomplete. For information, call (804) and ask to speak to the immunization coordinator. Suspension hold. The university places this hold when you have been suspended for academic deficiency. You may not register until the suspension period has passed and you are readmitted to the university. Administrative holds. The Office of Records and Registration may place other holds on your record at the request of departments, deans or other administrators. Remember that the computer system monitors deadlines and will not let you add, drop or withdraw except at the proper times. If you get confused, or if you lose your place, get a list of your classes by pressing "5" and the # sign. V i r g i n i a C o m m o n w e a l t h U n i v e r s i t y Step 3: Listen to the computer s instructions and, using the telephone key pad, provide the following information: A Service Code (7) followed by the # sign. Your Social Security Number followed by the # sign. Your 4-Digit PIN* followed by the # sign. (Your PIN is the month and day of your birth; for example, May 5 = 0505.) A Semester Code (1=Spring, 2=Summer, 3=Fall) followed by the # sign. Step 4: Enter your registration request at the computer s direction: Service Five-digit Call No. Pound Subject Course No. Section Course Title Code (First Choice) Sign (For your own information) # # # # # # # # # Step 5: Exit by entering 9 followed by the # sign. * You may change your PIN at a student services center Service codes: 1 = Withdraw (After withdrawing, the computer will tell you that you are registered for the same hours and classes.) 2 = Add 3 = Drop 4 = Help! 5 = List 6 = Exit

5 VCU Schedule of Classes Tuition and fees The Student Accounting Department issues bills to students for tuition and appropriate fees. Preregistered students tuition and fees, along with charges for room and board where applicable, are due approximately one week before the start of the semester. All other students will be sent a bill at the end of the add/drop period due approximately two weeks later. The university reserves the right to revise or alter all fees, regulations pertaining to student fees and fee collection procedures at any time. Tuition is determined by both the student s residency classification and classification as a full- or part-time student. Eligibility for in-state tuition benefits is determined by Section of the Code of Virginia. Students seeking to change their residency status from out-of-state to in-state for tuition charges should go to the Residency Office of the Office of Records and Registration and formally apply for a change. The residency application deadline is 30 days prior to the beginning of the semester for which you are applying. For further information on residency determination, call (804) Students registered for a full-time course load are charged a flat rate for tuition and fees. An undergraduate student enrolled for 12 to 18 credits during any semester is classified as full time. A graduate student enrolled for nine to 15 credits during any semester is classified as full time. Students registered for less than a full-time course load are charged a per-credit-hour rate based on the course level; e.g., undergraduate or graduate. The rate for no credit courses is determined by the number of lecture or laboratory-tutorial hours. An undergraduate student enrolled for more than 18 credits and a graduate student enrolled for more than 15 credits will be charged a course overload fee on a percredit-hour basis above the full-time tuition rate. The overload fee will not apply to students in first professional programs or other programs that specifically require the student to enroll in courses that exceed the applicable maximum number of credit hours. Many students have their tuition and/or fees paid by outside agencies or businesses. The university will accept a letter from the agency/business stating that these charges are unconditionally guaranteed. This letter should be submitted to the Student Accounting Department prior to the start of classes. Students may charge their tuition and fees to Visa, MasterCard or Discover Card. Fees Student activity fee is charged to all full-time and part-time Academic Campus students. This fee supports activities scheduled throughout the academic year, such as concerts, plays, student organizations and publications. Student government association (SGA) fee is charged to all full-time and part-time Medical College of Virginia Campus students. This fee supports social, cultural and other MCV Campus activities. University fee is charged to all full-time and parttime students. Full-time students pay a flat rate. Part-time students pay a per-credit-hour rate. This fee is used by the university to support recreational sports facilities, the University Student Commons, campus development, intercollegiate athletics and other programs. Technology fee is charged to all full-time and parttime undergraduate, graduate and professional students in all programs. This fee is used to support universitywide technology initiatives, including the libraries. Student health fee is charged to all full-time students on both campuses. Part-time students may participate on an optional basis but must pay the full fee. The health fee covers unlimited visits to University Student Health Services for the diagnosis and treatment of acute Financial information and chronic illnesses. The student health fee does not cover accidental injury and hospitalization. Fee revenues are used to cover operating costs for University Student Health Services. Drop vs. withdraw Drop charges are removed to indicate that the student never attended the class. The student is not eligible to receive financial aid, and any financial aid already credited to the student s account based on the original course registration will be removed from the student s account and may create a balance due to the university. Withdraw results in the academic grade of W. Charges are assessed and adjusted according to the University Refund Policy. Students may owe a balance to the university. Refund policy The official university tuition and fees refund policy, applicable only for the fall and spring semesters (excluding short courses), is outlined in the table that follows. Refunds are calculated on a course-by-course basis, disregarding the full-time cap amounts. Students who are enrolled in the maximum number of credit hours and withdraw to part-time enrollment and students who are in an overload status and withdraw to the full-time credit hour maximum may not receive a refund. Withdrawal/ Student Retained by drop period refund university Drop/withdraw prior to 100% 0% and during the first week tuition of classes and fees Withdraw second 80% 20% week of class tuition and tuition and university fee university fee 100% of all other fees Withdraw third 60% 40% week of class tuition and tuition and university fee university fee 100% of all other fees Withdraw fourth 40% 60% week of class tuition and tuition and university fee university fee 100% of all other fees Withdraw after fourth 0% 100% week of class all fees This table pertains to both complete withdrawals and reduced course loads for fall and spring semesters only. Students in off-campus classes are subject to the same refund policy as all other university students if the class is scheduled on the regular semester schedule. If the off-campus class is shorter or longer than the academic semester, the refund dates are adjusted accordingly at the request of Off-campus Programs. The refund policy and deadlines of the English Language Program are different from the university s refund policy for academic classes. Details of the policy may be obtained from the English Language Program Office. A full refund for Holiday Intersession will be granted if the course is dropped before 4:30 p.m. on the day of the first class meeting. Partial refunds are not granted. 5 A full refund of tuition and applicable fees for short courses will be granted if the course is dropped no later than the day following the first day of a given class. (This deadline also is applicable if the class does not meet on two consecutive days.) Students reducing their academic course load to fewer than full time (12 credits for undergraduates and nine credits for graduates) before the end of the last day to drop a course will be entitled to a refund of tuition and applicable fees reflecting the reduced course load. Partial refunds are not granted for short courses. Students who are financial aid recipients and withdraw from all courses before completing 60 percent of the semester must have their eligibility recalculated based on the Federal Return of Title IV Funds formula. They will have to pay all or a portion of the financial aid funds that were disbursed to their VCU account. Refunds will be computed based on the actual withdrawal date certified by the Office of Records and Registration. Refunds will not be made to students who do not attend classes and have not completed the required withdrawal procedure. Refund processing may take approximately two weeks. Exceptions to this refund policy are made only in rare instances. Written application for an exception must be filed with the Student Accounting Department s Refund Appeals Committee. Students will not be entitled to a refund of room fees: if they are suspended from the residence halls for disciplinary reasons, if they voluntarily withdraw from the university residence halls but remained registered for any course(s) at the university unless clearance is granted through the Office of the Dean of Student Affairs, or unless they have completed the withdrawal procedures through the Housing Office. A refund of the board plan charges will be made if: the cancellation occurs prior to the first official board plan day of the year provided the dining services coordinator has been given written notification. A full refund of the board plan charges will be made at this time. If the cancellation occurs throughout the semester, refunds will be granted on a daily proration. Refer to the Room and Board Contract Terms and Conditions for additional information. Requests for refunds of overpayment may be made in writing to VCU Student Accounting Department, P.O. Box , Richmond, VA Refund request forms are available at the student services centers, 827 W. Franklin St., Room 104 and 1101 E. Marshall St., Room In accordance with credit card regulations, the university will refund the credit card account with any credit balance that may result on a student s account as the outcome of a credit card payment. The remaining credit balance, if any, will be refunded to the student. Financial aid implications Based on regulatory changes recently passed by Congress, students who receive Title IV financial aid funds (grants, loans or work-study) may be required to repay all or a portion of the financial aid that was disbursed to their student account if they withdraw from VCU prior to completing 60 percent of the semester. For examples, see Page 8. For details on how this requirement applies to your situation, please contact a counselor in the Financial Aid Office at 901 W. Franklin St. (Shafer Court entrance) or call (804)

6 6 Defense crisis tuition relief, refund and reinstatement guidelines These guidelines apply to any operation, including a defense crisis, in which the president of the United States declares a sudden mobilization that includes members of the Virginia National Guard or the active or reserve forces of the U.S. Armed Forces who are students enrolled at VCU. Students are offered the following enrollment secession options: 1. Drop all courses before the end of the add/drop period and receive a full refund of all funds paid the university. Students will be asked to sign the drop request form with the registrar indicating that they are not receiving a financial aid refund. This option might best meet the needs of students who are called to active duty service during the first week of school and did not receive a financial aid refund check or direct deposit. 2. Receive a grade of incomplete ( IM incomplete military) in one or all courses. Students residing in university housing will be released from their housing and meal contracts and will receive a prorated refund of these charges. Students who choose to take a grade of IM will not have tuition and fees reduced for these courses because credits will still be earned for the semester. Students will have 12 months from the date that they leave the university to complete the course work and earn a course grade. This option might best meet the needs of students who have essentially completed all course work in a class for the semester, but have yet to turn in a final project, an exam or other materials. It should be agreed upon between the instructor and the student that the remaining course work can reasonably be completed during the upcoming 12-month period. Fall Accept administrative withdrawal ( WM withdrawal military) from one or all courses as of the effective date of the orders to active duty. If this option is elected, a full refund of all tuition, fees and prorated room/board charges will be made for the courses that the WM is elected. If a student received financial aid, the amount recovered to the financial aid accounts will follow Title IV guidelines not to exceed university charges. This option might best meet the needs of students who are called to national service in the middle of a semester and have not completed 90 percent of their class requirements. This option also might best meet the needs of students who are leaving the university during the first week of class and received a financial aid refund check or direct deposit as a result of their financial aid. Leaving the university. To initiate this process, the student must provide the university registrar with a copy of his/her active duty orders in addition to a printed copy of his/her course registration for that semester and indicate Option 1, 2 or 3 for each course. The university registrar will take the appropriate enrollment action, post the appropriate grades and send a copy of the orders and a copy of the student course request statement to the director of financial aid and the manager of student accounting. Returning to the university. If the student returns within one year of completing their national emergency service requirement, the student may return to the university in the same program of studies without re-applying for admission. The student should begin the re-enrollment process by writing the director of admissions regarding their intent to re-enroll. Final Registration Statement of student financial responsibility Every student is responsible for keeping a current mailing address on file with the Office of Records and Registration. A student who fails to meet payments when due may be assessed a late payment fee and is denied registration for future classes until he or she has paid all amounts owed to the university. Student accounts with balances owed the university are referred to the Collection Unit. Pursuant to Section et. seq., of the Code of Virginia, and in accordance with rules and regulations promulgated by the state comptroller and attorney general of the commonwealth of Virginia, VCU will charge interest, costs and fees on all accounts past due. Students with balances owed the university are not issued degrees, transcripts, grades or grade reports, until all charges are paid in full. Students are reminded that they are ultimately responsible for any unpaid balance on their account as a result of the Financial Aid Office or their sponsor canceling or reducing the award. Any communication disputing an amount owed, including an instrument tendered as full satisfaction of a debt, must be submitted to the Director of Student Accounting, Student Accounting Department, P.O. Box , Richmond, VA VCU participates in the Virginia Set-off Debt Collection Act of Under the provisions of this act, a Virginia individual income tax refund is subject to the university s claim for unpaid balances of tuition and fees. Dishonored checks A fee of $20 will be levied for all dishonored checks. V i r g i n i a C o m m o n w e a l t h U n i v e r s i t y Student Accounting and Financial Aid Voice Response System Welcome to the VCU Student Accounting/Financial Aid Voice Response System. Students may access information pertaining to their student account and financial aid awards. A touch-tone phone is required. Step 1: Using a touch-tone telephone, call (804) Step 2: After the computer s instruction, using the telephone keypad, provide the following information: Your Social Security Number Your 4-Digit PIN Initially, your PIN is the month and day of your birth; for example, January 2 = You will not be able to use this system if your PIN has not been changed from your month and day of birth. To change your PIN, please visit the Student Services Center in Founders Hall. The Calendar Year (last two digits), for example, 2000 = 00 and 2001 = 01 A Semester Code (1=Spring, 2=Summer, 3=Fall) Step 3: Enter your Service Request Code from the following options: 1 = Financial Aid Award Information 2 = Student Accounting Information 9 = Exit Step 4: For Financial Aid Award Information (Item 1 in Step 3): 1 = Financial Aid Awards Paid Detail Listing 2 = Financial Aid Awards Not Paid Detail Listing 3 = Financial Aid Award Summary 4 = Financial Aid Holds 6 = Switch to Student Accounting Information 7 = Choose a Different Term 8 = Repeat of the Service Request Codes 9 = Exit 0 = Speak with a Financial Aid Representative For Student Accounting Information (Item 2 in Step 3) 1 = Account Balance 2 = Refund Information 3 = Outside Scholarship and Award Information 4 = Tuition Waiver Information 6 = Switch to Financial Aid Awards Information 7 = Choose a Different Semester 8 = Repeat of the Service Request Codes 9 = Exit 0 = Speak with a Student Accounting Representative

7 VCU Schedule of Classes tuition and fees Academic Campus Tuition and fees 7 Full-time students per semester Academic Campus Undergraduate Virginia Non-Virginia (12-18 credits) Resident Resident Tuition $1,246.00* $6, Student activity fee University fee Technology fee Student health fee $1, $6, * $1, for School of Engineering Undergraduate overload fee for Virginia resident: $104 per credit hour School of Engineering: $123 per credit hour Undergraduate overload fee for non-virginia resident: $528 per credit hour Graduate Virginia Non-Virginia (9-15 credits) Resident Resident Tuition $2, $6, Student activity fee University fee Technology fee Student health fee $2, $6, Graduate overload fee for Virginia resident: $238 per credit hour Graduate overload fee for non-virginia resident: $704 per credit hour Part-time students per credit hour Academic Campus Undergraduate Virginia Non-Virginia Courses Resident Resident Tuition $104.00* $ Student activity fee University fee Technology fee Student health fee $ $ * $123 for School of Engineering Graduate Virginia Non-Virginia Courses Resident Resident Tuition $ $ Student activity fee University fee Technology fee Student health fee $ $ Fee tables School of the Arts Music major Nonmusic major Applied private music fee Credits Undergraduate 1 $ $ $ $ $ $ Graduate 1 $ $ $ $ $ $ Art majors fee Full time Part time Per semester $ $ Course materials fee (paid by all students registered for the following courses) Course Fee Art History ARTH $ ARTH 469 $ ARTH 474 $ ARTH 581 $ ARTH $ Communication Arts and Design All CARD courses $ Crafts CRAF 221 $ CRAF $ CRAF $ CRAF $ CRAF $ CRAF $ CRAF 429 $ CRAF $ All other CRAF courses $ Sculpture All SCPT courses $ Theatre THEA 104 $ 5.00 THEA $ 8.50 THEA 508 $ Special course fee (paid by non-art majors) Art Education (ARTE) $ Art Foundation (ARTF) $ Art History (ARTH) $ Communication Arts and Design (CARD) n/a Crafts (CRAF) $ Dance and Choreography (DANC) $ 5.00 Fashion Design and Merchandising (FASH) $ 5.00 Painting and Printmaking (PAPR) $ Photography and Film (PHTO) $ Sculpture (SCPT) $ Theatre (THEA) n/a School of Business Special course fee (paid by all students registered for the following courses) All undergraduate upper division business courses (300 and 400 level) All graduate business courses (500 level and above) Student Accounting Installment payment plan fee A non-refundable fee for any student who elects to participate in the University Installment Payment Plan Fee Fee $ 6.00 per credit hour $ per credit hour Fee $ School of Education Special fee Course Fee Physical Education PHED 155 $ Student Teaching Internship Fee TEDU 672 (Sec 1, 2, 3, 7) $ EMOD 672 $ MNRT 672 $ ECSE 672 $ Athletic Training Laboratory Fee HLTH 225 $ HLTH 326 $ HLTH 327 $ HLTH 329 $ HLTH 338 $ School of Social Work Placement fee Charged to students in the School of Social Work for costs associated with field instruction and placement in participating agencies. Cooperative Education Administrative fee Fee $ (Charged to students for each semester they are placed in cooperative education positions) Fee Full-time employment $ Part-time employment $ 35.00

8 8 Financial implications if you withdraw from VCU Students who receive Federal Title IV grant or loan assistance and withdraw from VCU before completing 60 percent of the semester (as measured in calendar days), must have their eligibility recalculated based on the Federal Return of Title IV Funds formula. This federal formula specifies that a student s financial aid eligibility must be recalculated based on the aid the student has earned (based on the number of days that the student was enrolled or attending VCU prior to withdrawal). Any unearned aid for the period of enrollment that the student did not complete must be returned to the appropriate Title IV programs from which the student was awarded. For VCU students who withdraw prior to completing 60 percent of the semester, they will have to pay all or a portion of the financial aid funds that were disbursed to their VCU account, and may be responsible for all or a portion of their tuition/fee charges that were previously paid by financial aid sources. Financial Aid Fall2001 Final Registration funds will be returned to the federal government on the borrowers behalf. This action will create charges of $2,111 on Steve s account. Since Steve did not officially withdraw from VCU there is no tuition/fee adjustment. Because of the reduction of financial aid required by the federal Return of Title IV Funds formula, Steve must pay $2,111 that was previously paid by financial aid funds. Steve will have to pay VCU $2,111. Financial aid update If you anticipate enrolling for summer 2002 and are receiving financial aid during the regular school year, please think about your budget now. Example 1: Sally Student is a full-time, in-state, College of Humanities and Sciences undergraduate student at VCU. For the program that Sally is enrolled in, VCU s fall 2001 start date (first day of classes) is Aug. 27, 2001, and the fall 2001 end date is Dec. 18, Sally s tuition/fee charges and financial aid for the fall semester are as follows: VCU charges Fall 2001 Fall tuition/fees $1,825 Financial aid funding Date disbursed Federal Pell Grant $1,650 Aug 27, 2001 Federal SEOG Grant $750 Aug 27, 2001 Federal Perkins Loan $1,000 Aug 31, 2001 Federal Work-Study $1,500 Virginia State Grant $1,100 Aug 27, 2001 Total financial aid $6,000 Financial aid of $4,500 was disbursed to her student account paying tuition/fee charges of $1,825 and resulting in a refund of $2,675 directly deposited to her bank account on Aug. 31, 2001 to help her pay for rent, food, books and supplies for the fall 2001 semester. In September, Sally missed two weeks of classes because of an illness. She returned to classes on Sept. 18, but decided after two days that she was too far behind in her course work to catch up with classes. On Sept. 20, she notified the registrar that she was withdrawing and began the official withdrawal process. Since Sally withdrew on Sept. 20, 2001, she only completed 21.9 percent of the semester. Based on Sally s withdrawal date, VCU must cancel $1,000 Perkins loan, $1,038 in Pell Grant, and $3 of Federal SEOG grant funds. These funds will be returned to the federal government on Sally s behalf. This action will create charges of $2,041 on Sally s account; however, because she withdrew from all classes during the fourth week, the tuition/fees of $1,825 would be reduced to $1, (a savings of $678.40). The result is that Sally must pay $1, that was previously paid by financial aid funds. Sally will have to repay VCU $1, Example 2: Steve Student is a full-time, in-state freshman. For the program that Steve is enrolled in, VCU s fall 2001 start date (first day of classes) is Aug. 27, 2001, and the fall 2001 end date is Dec. 18, Steve s tuition/fee charges and financial aid for the fall semester are as follows: VCU charges Fall 2001 Fall tuition/fees $1, Fall room/board $2, Total VCU charges $4, Financial aid funding Date disbursed Federal Direct Stafford Loan $1,265 Aug 24, 2001 Federal PLUS Parent Loan $2,800 Aug 27, 2001 Total financial aid $4,065 Financial aid funds of $4,065 were disbursed toward his student account charges of $4,222, and Steve paid the remaining balance of $157 using his credit card. Sometime during the semester Steve stopped attending classes, but he did not notify anyone that he was withdrawing from school. He simply left the university. At the end of the semester his instructors reported grades of all F s since he had not completed his course work. Steve s last day of attendance is not known to VCU since he did not officially withdraw; therefore, the midpoint of the semester is used as the last date of attendance for Title IV funding purposes. Therefore, Steve only earned 50 percent of the financial aid that he had originally received for the fall semester. Based on 50 percent completion, VCU must cancel the entire Federal Student Stafford Loan of $1,265 and must cancel $846 of the Parent s PLUS Loan. These Federal Direct Student Stafford loans are limited by your grade level and dependency status to the following annual and lifetime loan limits: Dependent (as defined by the FAFSA) Independent (as defined by the FAFSA) Annual Maximum Total Lifetime Annual Maximum Total Lifetime Loan Amount Loan Limit Loan Amount Loan Limit Freshmen (less than 24 earned hours) $2,625 $23,000 $6,625 $46,000 Sophomore (24 to 53.9 earned hours) 3,500 23,000 7,500 46,000 Junior/Senior (54 or more earned hours) 5,500 23,000 10,500 46,000 Graduate 18, ,500 Professional Medical/Dental 38, ,125 Professional Pharmacy 31, ,125 Professional Health Administration 31, ,125 Professional all other 18, ,500 The more Federal Direct Student Loan funds you borrow during fall 2001 spring 2002, the fewer loan funds you will have available for summer Example 1: If a dependent junior/senior student plans to study and/or travel via Study Abroad for summer 2002 here are two possible budgeting alternatives for covering the summer 2002 expenses: Federal Federal Federal Private Direct Loan Direct Loan Direct Loan Alternative Loan Fall 2001 Spring 2002 Summer 2002 Summer 2002 Alternative 1 Junior/Senior $2,750 $2,750 $0 $4,000 Alternative 2 Junior/Senior 2,000 2,000 1,500 2,500 If you budget your loan funds and set aside $1,500 (as done in the Alternative 2 above), you may still need to borrow additional private alternative loans during the summer 2002 semester, but the amount of your private alternative loan would be less than you would otherwise need to borrow. Private alternative loans generally require a clean credit history and/or a credit-worthy co-signer. Private alternative loans will accrue interest while you are in school, but many times, payments can be deferred until after you have completed your educational program at VCU please contact the private alternative lenders for further details. Example 2: If a dependent freshman student borrows the maximum loan amount of $2,625 during fall/spring , and completes/earns at least 24 credit hours by the end of the spring 2002 semester, the student will be a sophomore for summer As a sophomore, the student may borrow up to $3,500 annually, so the student could borrow the remaining $875 Federal Direct Loan eligibility for summer 2002 ($3,500 $2,625 = $875). Federal Direct Loan Federal Direct Loan Federal Direct Loan Total Annual Fall 2001 Spring 2002 Summer 2002 Loan Amount (freshman status) (freshman status) (sophomore status) $1,313 $1,312 $875 $3,500

9 VCU Schedule of Classes Eligibility to enroll Undergraduates All students enrolled for credit as degree-seeking or special (nondegree-seeking) students must demonstrate their eligibility. Students dismissed from other institutions for academic deficiency may not enroll in classes at VCU. This policy may be waived for students who have not been in attendance at the dismissing institution for at least one year. A student may enroll in undergraduate classes if he/she: is currently enrolled or admitted to a degree program and is eligible to continue at VCU, is a high school graduate or GED holder who has been out of school for at least one year, is a transfer student who is eligible to return to the former institution or has been out of school for at least one year, is a former VCU student who is eligible to return, is a degree holder taking undergraduate courses, or is an eligible transient student. A student who has not been out of high school a full calendar year must meet the undergraduate degree admission standards to study as a special (nondegreeseeking) student. Graduate students Degree-seeking graduate students. For information about admission to graduate programs, students should consult the VCU Graduate Bulletin or contact School of Graduate Studies, 901 W. Franklin St., Room B1A, (804) , or 1101 E. Marshall St., Room 1-024, (804) Written inquiries should be addressed to P.O. Box , Richmond, VA New students not admitted to a VCU graduate program, but who hold baccalaureate degrees, may enroll as nondegree-seeking students but must complete Residency and Certification of Eligibility forms. Students should be prepared to document that they meet the course requirements (according to the VCU Graduate Bulletin) and should understand that they may be removed from the courses if they do not qualify. Before enrolling in the graduate courses, students should be advised properly by the offering academic department. In the School of Business, credit for courses will not apply to a VCU graduate degree in business unless the student has been admitted previously to a degree program. Questions concerning graduate school standards should be addressed to: Sherry Sandkam, Associate Dean School of Graduate Studies 901 W. Franklin St. P.O. Box Richmond, VA (804) Senior Citizen Tuition Waiver The Senior Citizen Higher Education Act of 1974 provides that any legal resident of the state who before the beginning of any semester or semesters in which he or she claims benefits of the act, and who has had legal domicile in the state for one year may, without paying tuition, register for and enroll in courses under the conditions outlined in the act as amended in 1982 and The tuition-free policy shall apply except that the senior citizen shall be subject to fees established for the purpose of paying for course materials, such as laboratory fees, individualized music instructions, etc. Senior citizens not enrolled for academic credit may not register for more than three courses in any one semester but may register each semester. The Senior Citizens Act benefits shall be available to persons 60 Academic rules and definitions years of age or older with the following legally mandated provisions: 1. The senior citizen shall be subject to admission requirements of the institution. 2. The institution shall determine whether or not it has the ability to offer the course or courses. 3. If the senior citizen has a federal taxable income of not more than $10,000 during the preceding year, the individual may take a course for academic credit at no charge. If the person s taxable income exceeded $10,000, the individual may only audit the course at no charge. A senior citizen, regardless of income level, may take a noncredit course at no charge. 4. The senior citizen shall be admitted to a course after all tuition-paying students have been accommodated. Senior citizens wishing to avail themselves of the opportunity to study at VCU should call (804) or the Office of Community Programs, (804) A Senior Citizen Tuition Waiver form must be submitted to the Student Accounting Department for each applicable semester. Forms are available at the student services centers on both campuses. Terms of continuance Satisfactory progress In order to be making satisfactory progress, a student must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 ( C average) on all work attempted at this university. Any student making satisfactory progress is eligible to return to the university the following semester and may enroll for a normal class load of course work. Eligibility for financial aid may be impacted by academic progress. Academic warning A student is placed on academic warning when the cumulative GPA falls below 2.0 (grade C ) at the conclusion of any semester of attendance fall, spring or summer. Notification of warning appears on the student s grade report and permanent academic record. A student remains on academic warning for one semester of attendance, at the end of which time the student must obtain a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0. Failure to achieve this GPA results in academic probation. Academic probation A student is placed on academic probation when the student s cumulative GPA falls below 2.0 for two successive semesters of attendance. Notification of probation will appear on the student s grade report and permanent academic record. A degree-seeking student on academic probation may not enroll in more than 12 credits per semester of attendance. Students on academic probation are expected to improve their cumulative GPA by achieving a semester GPA of 2.0 or better during each semester of attendance. A student who achieves a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 is removed from academic probation. Academic suspension A student is placed on academic suspension when the student s cumulative GPA is below 2.0 for two successive semesters and the following semester of attendance GPA falls below 2.0. Notification of suspension appears on the student s grade report and permanent record. The student also receives a certified letter from the Office of Records and Registration stating the conditions of the suspension. Academic suspension indicates the student has a record of continued unsatisfactory progress. 9 A student on academic suspension may not enroll at the university for two consecutive semesters, including the summer session. Course work taken at another institution while the student is under academic suspension from VCU is considered part of the criteria for re-admission, but the course work is not used to increase the VCU cumulative GPA. If the student is readmitted, the course work will be evaluated according to regular procedures. A student may apply for re-admission to VCU for the semester following completion of the suspension period. A student re-admitted after suspension enrolls under the academic probation status and is subject to the provisions of that status. If a student re-admitted after suspension fails to obtain a semester GPA of 2.0 in any semester before achieving a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0, the student receives a second, and final, suspension. The student may be considered for re-admission after a minimum five-year separation from VCU. Repeated courses Because some health science programs do not allow students to repeat courses, any student planning to do so must first consult with his or her adviser, program director or department chair. The semester credits attempted and the grade points earned for all attempts are included in computing the cumulative GPA. No matter how often a course is repeated, it may be counted only once as credits presented toward graduation. Courses attempted on the Academic Campus can be repeated. All credits attempted and grade-points earned are included in the computation of the cumulative GPA with one exception, which applies only to students enrolled in programs on the Academic Campus. If a student repeats a course in which a D or F was earned on the first attempt, the student may request at the time of registration that only the better grade be counted in computing the cumulative GPA. The grade is not excluded until the request is made. If, however, more than one D or F grade is received in the same course, only one, of these grades will be removed from the computation of the cumulative GPA. A student can file the Repeated Course Request Form at any time during a semester prior to the awarding of the undergraduate degree. This form must be filed before the last week of classes in any semester so the cumulative GPA can be adjusted at the end of that semester. Grades for all attempted courses remain on the student s permanent record. Students may not repeat courses for which they have previously received transfer credit without losing the transfer credit. A repeated course may be counted only once toward credits necessary for graduation. Before repeating a course, the student should consult with the adviser or department chair. Students who choose to repeat a course must do so before the awarding of their undergraduate degrees from any school or college at VCU or from any other college or university. The student s GPA at graduation will not be affected by repeating a course at any time after graduation. Re-admission policy Undergraduate degree-seeking students on the Academic Campus may sit out for three semesters (including summer) and enroll in the fourth semester without having to apply for re-admission to the university provided they have not attended another college or university since last attending VCU, and provided they have not been suspended from VCU and are eligible to return. An undergraduate degree-seeking student who does not attend VCU for four or more semesters (including summer) must submit an application for re-admission to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. A re-admission

10 10 applicant must meet the university s admission guidelines as well as any specific requirement for the major to which he/she is applying. A student wishing to return to VCU after attending another institution will be considered as a transfer applicant and will be reviewed based on transfer admissions guidelines. Students who withdraw from all courses after the first week of the semester are considered to have been enrolled for that semester. Students who have not attended VCU for four or more successive semesters (including summer) may submit an application for readmission to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Students who have attended another institution or who have been suspended since their last enrollment at VCU also must apply for re-admission. This application must be done before the application submission date for the semester in which the student plans to return. Advising program Students are responsible for knowing and fulfilling all general and specific degree requirements as described in the bulletin. Individual student advising is an integral part of the VCU student s academic program. Each degree-seeking student is assigned a faculty adviser who is available for academic and career advising. Special nondegree-seeking students should contact the College of Humanities and Sciences Special Student Advising Office at 310 N. Shafer St. Additional assistance for all students is available from the Counseling Center and the University Career Center. Change of major Students who wish to change their majors must file a Change of Major form. These forms are available from the Student Services Center in Founders Hall, Room 104. The change of major becomes official after the Office of Records and Registration has received the form signed by the dean or chair of the appropriate school or department. Students are encouraged to have changes to the Office of Records and Registration prior to the first week of classes in order for the school/department to return approved changes by the end of the add/drop period. A change of major will not occur for the current semester after the add/drop period. Before initiating a change of major, students should carefully review the requirements and prerequisites of the program they wish to enter. In certain programs including those in the schools of the Arts, Business, Education, Mass Communications and nontraditional studies a candidate must fulfill additional requirements before being accepted as a degree-seeking student. Students currently enrolled in an MCV Campus program who wish to change to a curriculum on the Academic Campus must file a Change of Major form. Such students are subject to the continuance policy of the Academic Campus after the major has been changed. Students currently enrolled in an MCV Campus program who which to change to another MCV Campus curriculum Fall2001 Final Registration must go through the admission process outlined in the appropriate university bulletin. Credits previously earned at VCU or at another university may or may not be applicable to the new major. Financial aid academic requirements For students who are receiving financial aid, please be aware that all students are required to make Reasonable Academic Progress (RAP) toward their degree. These RAP standards are based on regulatory requirements that must be met in order to continue receiving federal or state financial aid funds. At a minimum, all undergraduate students must earn at least a 1.0 GPA by the end of their first academic year and must maintain at least a 2.0 GPA by the end of their second academic year. Graduate students are expected to earn and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA. All students must complete and earn at least 67 percent of the course work attempted (remember attempted credits also include W withdrawals, I incompletes, repeated courses, CO continuing grades and all F grades), and students must complete their degree before attempting more than 150 percent of the credits necessary for their degree. For details on these financial aid requirements or procedures on how to appeal a financial aid suspension, please visit our Web site: Counselors also are available to answer your questions at the Financial Aid Office, 901 W. Franklin St. (Shafer Court entrance) or you may call (804)

11 VCU Schedule of Classes Subject Course number Reading the codes Course title Credits Start time End time 11 BIOL 209 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY LAB (1) L02 WEBB, S T 0100PM 0250PM LFSCB 0130 Call number OPEN TO PDH & PNR STUDENTS ONLY Section number Instructor All courses offered on campus for this semester are listed in the following pages. Courses in the 100 and 200 series are lower-level courses usually for freshmen and sophomores; 300 and 400 series are upper-level courses for juniors and seniors; 500, 600, 700 and 800 series courses are graduate-level courses. Students usually must have a bachelor s degree to enroll in graduate-level courses; however, certain undergraduate students with the permission of the departments and the students advisers may take some 500-level courses. Please note: The university reserves the right to discontinue any course announced in this schedule because of low enrollment or other reasons deemed sufficient by the university. To ensure high academic standards, the university reserves the right to close registration in a course after the maximum enrollment has been reached. In addition, the university reserves the right to make changes in faculty, fees or schedules as necessary. Section numbers The beginning letter or number indicates whether a course is a honors, a variable credit, an evening, laboratory or intersession course. 7XX = honors 8XX = variable credit (MCV Campus only) 9XX = evening LXX = laboratory CXX = off campus VXX = intersession Day codes The following symbols are used for the days of the week: U = Sunday W = Wednesday S = Saturday M = Monday R = Thursday TBA = To be announced T = Tuesday F = Friday The use of multiple symbols means that the class meets on each day indicated. MWF indicates Monday, Wednesday and Friday and TR indicates Tuesday and Thursday. Comments/restrictions Many sections have a comment that refers to the section preceding the comment. Please adhere to these comments. Ignoring the comments and enrolling in the class may result in enrollment in a class that you are not eligible to take. Note the message that a fee is required for a particular course. (The fee table lists the fees for the courses with the fee required message.) For example: CARD 207 INTRODUCTION COMPUTER TECHNIQUES (3) STAFF M 0100PM 0545PM PLLAK 0221A Many sections have major, school and classification restrictions placed on them by the department offering the course. Any restriction for a section is listed directly below that section s listing. Enrollment in restricted courses is limited. For example: CARD 207 INTRODUCTION COMPUTER TECHNIQUES (3) STAFF M 0100PM 0545PM PLLAK 0221A This section of CARD 207 is only open to Communication Arts and Design (CDE) majors. If your major is Psychology (PSY) for example, you may not register for this section without an override. For example: MRBL 376 DYNAMICS OF RETAIL MANAGEMENT (3) LITTLE, M MW 0330PM 0445PM BUSNS 3103 This section is not open to BFO or SND majors. Comments/ restrictions Day code (see note below) Location Building codes ANDRS = 913 W. Franklin St. Anderson House BFORD = 922 W. Franklin St. Buford House BUSNS = 1015 Floyd Ave. Business Building CABEL = 901 Park Ave. Cabell Library CSGYM = 911 W. Cary St. Cary Street Gym DANCE = 10 N. Brunswick St. VCU Dance Center EGYPT = 1223 E. Marshall St. Egyptian Building ENGRB = 601 W. Main St. Engineering Building FSGYM = 817 W. Franklin St. Franklin Street Gym FTERR = 812 W. Franklin St. Franklin Terrace GBJNS = 305 N. 12th St. George Ben Johnston Auditorium GINTR = 901 W. Franklin St. Ginter House GRANT = 1008 E. Clay St. Grant House GSTHR = 934 W. Grace St. Grace Street Theatre HIBBS = 900 Park Ave. Hibbs Building HUNTN = 810 W. Franklin St. Hunton House LEIGH = 1000 E. Clay St. Leigh House LFSCB = 1000 W. Cary St. Life Science Building LYONS = 520 N. 12th St. Lyons Building MCGRE = 1112 E. Clay St. McGuire Hall MEDSC = 1225 E. Marshall St. Medical Sciences Building MILLH = 916 W. Franklin St. Millhiser House MUSIC = 1015 Grove Ave. VCU Music Center NEWTN = 1228 W. Broad St. Newton House NRSED = 1220 E. Broad St. Nursing Education Building OFCMP = Off Campus OLVED = 1015 W. Main St. Oliver Hall-Education Wing OLVPH = 1001 W. Main St. Oliver Hall-Physical Science Wing PLLAK = 325 N. Harrison St. Pollak Building PRFMA = 922 Park Ave. Performing Arts Building R916F = 916 W. Franklin St. (Rear) Millhiser House RANDM = 301 College St. Randolph Minor Annex RLEGH = 1001 W. Franklin St. Raleigh Building SANGR = 1101 E. Marshall St. Sanger Hall SMITH = 410 N. 12th St. Smith Building SSPLY = 221 N. Shafer St. Shafer Street Playhouse TBA = To be announced TEMPL = 901 W. Main St. T. Edward Temple Building THSTN = 808 W. Franklin St. Thurston House TMLIB = Tompkins-McCaw Library VMIBL = 1000 E. Marshall St. VMI Building WHOSP = 1200 E. Broad St. West Hospital WLLMS = 800 W. Franklin St. Williams House WOODB = 521 N. 11th St. Wood Memorial Building 1000B = 1000 W. Broad St. School of the Arts Building 107NM = 107 N. Morris St. 10SLN = 10 S. Linden St. 1315F = 1315 Floyd Ave. 612NL = N. Lombardy St. 908WF = 908 W Franklin St.

12 12 Fall2001 Final Registration Academic Campus course listings Table of contents College of Humanities and Sciences AFAM African-American Studies AMST American Studies ANTH Anthropology BIOL Biology CHEM Chemistry CHIN Chinese CMSC Computer Science (see the School of Engineering) CRJS Criminal Justice ECON Economics (see the School of Business) ENGL English ENVS Environmental Studies FLET Foreign Literature in English Translation FREN French FRLG Foreign Languages FRSC Forensic Science GEOG Geography GRMN German HIST History HUMS Humanities and Sciences INSC Interdisciplinary Science INTL International Studies ITAL Italian LATN Latin LFSC Life Sciences LING Linguistics MASC Mass Communications MATH Mathematics MILS Military Science PADM Public Administration PHIL Philosophy PHYS Physics POLI Political Science PORT Portuguese PSYC Psychology RELS Religious Studies RUSS Russian SOCS Social Sciences SOCY Sociology SPAN Spanish STAT Statistics URSP Urban Studies and Planning WMNS Women s Studies School of the Arts APPM Applied Music ARTE Art Education ARTF Art Foundation ARTH Art History ARTS Arts CARD Communication Arts and Design CRAF Crafts DANC Dance and Choreography FASH Fashion Design and Merchandising IDES Interior Design MHIS Music History, Theory and Literature MUED Music Education MUSC Music Composition PAPR Painting and Printmaking PHTO Photography and Film SCPT Sculpture SPCH Speech THEA Theatre School of Business ACCT Accounting ECON Economics FIRE Finance, Insurance and Real Estate INFO Information Systems MGMT Management MRBL Marketing and Business Law School of Education ADLT Adult Education ADMS Administration and Supervision CLED Counselor Education ECSE Early Childhood Special Education EDUS Educational Studies EMOD Emotional Disturbance ENED English/English Education HLTH Health Education HPEX Health, Physical Education and Exercise Science.63 IDDS Interdisciplinary Developmental Disability Studies. 63 MNRT Mental Retardation PHED Physical Education RDSS Reading and Study Skills RECR Recreation SELD Special Education Learning Disabilities TEDU Teacher Education School of Engineering CMSC Computer Science EGRB Biomedical Engineering EGRC Chemical Engineering EGRE Electrical Engineering EGRM Mechanical Engineering ENGR Engineering School of Graduate Studies GRAD Graduate Studies School of Social Work SLWK Social Work SWKD Social Work Doctorate Academic Affairs DOMX Domestic Exchange Program HONR University Honors Program PPAD Public Policy and Administration STUA Study Abroad Programs VCU1 Academic Affairs Division of Student Affairs COOP Cooperative Education MCV Campus courses School of Allied Health Professions CLLS Clinical Laboratory Sciences CLRS Clinical Radiation Sciences GRTY Gerontology RHAB Rehabilitation Counseling School of Medicine HGEN Human Genetics PHIS Physiology PMCH Preventive Medicine and Community Health.. 74 Off-campus classes Service learning classes Short courses VCU Honor System Congratulations on your enrollment at Virginia Commonwealth University. You are a member of a community of learning at VCU. All members of this unique community, including faculty, students and administrators, have agreed to act with honor and integrity in all matters. As a student at VCU, you will be expected to practice personal and academic integrity; respect the rights and property of others; honor the rights of others to their opinions, and strive to learn from the differences in people, ideas and cultures. In the academic community, the practice of academic integrity is of the highest priority. The honor system obligates each student to understand the types of conduct that are unacceptable, to refrain from acts of cheating and plagiarism, and to report those who violate these standards. The honor system assumes that each student s word can be trusted implicitly and that a violation of a student s word is a violation against the whole university community. The system s effectiveness depends upon each student s acceptance of responsibility for it. For example, a student who cheats creates at least three problems for self and others: loss of knowledge that may be beneficial in the future; an unfair advantage over classmates who have not cheated; and the possibility of forming a pattern of accepting lower standards of behavior that could lead to unethical conduct in other areas. Your attention is directed to the VCU Honor System as printed in the VCU Resource Guide. You should be certain to obtain a copy of this publication, which is available from several distribution points on the campus, including the Commons and the e 2 Bookstore. Many of your professors will be discussing this policy and describing their expectations for your behavior in classes at the first class session. The Honor System utilizes the Honor Pledge, which states, On my honor, I have neither given nor received aid on this assignment. Instructors may give assignments to students in one of two ways: (1) as Pledged work, for which the student will sign a pledge statement indicating that the work was completed independently, or (2) as Unpledged work, which may be completed in collaboration with others as directed by the instructor. All work is considered to be pledged unless the instructor specifies otherwise. It is your responsibility to be aware of, and to observe, the VCU Honor System and all of the policies and regulations at VCU. If you have a question about a policy, please feel free to call or stop by the office of the dean of student affairs, consult with your faculty adviser or ask to see someone in the office of the dean of your school or college.

13 VCU Schedule of Classes College of Humanities and Sciences AFAM BIOL College of Humanities and Sciences 13 African-American Studies AFAM 103 INTRO TO AFRICAN-AMERICN STUDIES (3) JONES, N T 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 2102 AFAM 103 INTRO TO AFRICAN-AMERICN STUDIES (3) BROOKS, C M 0700PM 0940PM HIBBS 0328 AFAM 104 SOCIOLOGY OF RACISM (3) LAWS, J T 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 1117 SAME AS SOCY-104 AFAM 105 SURVEY OF AFRICAN HISTORY (3) MOITT, B TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS 1133 SAME AS HIST-105 AFAM 126 AFRICAN-CARIBBEAN DANCE I (2) WALKER, F MW 0530PM 0650PM DANCE 0203 SAME AS DANC-126 AFAM 127 AFRICAN-CARIBBEAN DANCE I (2) WALKER, F TR 0700PM 0820PM DANCE 0203 SAME AS DANC-127 AFAM 250 INTRO TO AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSIC (3) BROOKS, C MWF 1100AM 1150AM PRFMA 0015 SAME AS MHIS-250 AFAM 302 POLITICS OF CIVIL RIGHT MOVEMENT (3) DRAKE, W R 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 2141 SAME AS POLI-302 AFAM 303 BLACK THEATRE (3) STAFF TR 0530PM 0645PM BUSNS 2128 SAME AS THEA-303 AFAM 305 SOCIOLOGY OF THE BLACK FAMILY (3) CREIGHTON-ZOLLA MWF 0200PM 0250PM HIBBS 0403 SAME AS SOCY-305, WMNS-305 AFAM 307 BLACK RELIGION (3) WOOD, M TR 1230PM 0145PM BUSNS 2115 SAME AS RELS-307 AFAM 314 AFRICAN-AMERICAN LITERATURE (3) BASSARD, K MWF 1200PM 1250PM BUSNS 2107 SAME AS ENGL-314 AFAM 342 AFRICAN-AMERICAN ART (3) LAWAL, B T 0700PM 0940PM OLVPH 1031 SAME AS ARTH-342 AFAM 358 AFRICAN ART AND ARCHITECTURE (3) LAWAL, B R 1230PM 0315PM OLVPH 1031 SAME AS ARTH-358 AFAM 361 AMERICANS FROM AFRICA (3) JONES, N MW 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 3310 SAME AS HIST-361 AFAM 363 AFRICAN LITERATURE (3) PRIEBE, R W 0700PM 0940PM HIBBS 0327 SAME AS AFAM-363 AFAM 401 AFAM-AMER & US HEALTH CARE (3) CREIGHTON-ZOLLA W 0400PM 0640PM HIBBS 0403 SAME AS SOCY-401 AFAM 491 TOPIC: AFAM WMN SLAV TO PRESEN (3) LEE, R TR 1230PM 0145PM HIBBS 0427 SAME AS WMNS-391 AFAM 491 TOPIC: AFRICAN-AMERICAN POLITIC (3) DRAKE, W W 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 2141 SAME AS POLI-391 AFAM 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (1) JACKSON, M TBA AFAM 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (3) JACKSON, M TBA American Studies AMST 391 TOPIC: AMERICAN HORROR (3) DEHAVEN, T R 0700PM 0940PM HIBBS 0303 SAME AS ENGL-391 Anthropology ANTH 103 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY (3) WADKINS, M MWF 0100PM 0150PM TEMPL 1164 ANTH 103 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY (3) TURNER, C TR 0930AM 1045AM HIBBS 0403 ANTH 103 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY (3) BENNETT, A MWF 1100AM 1150AM TEMPL 1164 ANTH 103 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY (3) WADKINS, M MW 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1169 ANTH 103 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY (3) WADKINS, M T 0700PM 0940PM HIBBS 0303 ANTH 105 INTRODUCTORY ARCHAEOLOGY (3) BENNETT, A MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS 1133 ANTH 252 THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF RICHMOND (3) BENNETT, A MW 0330PM 0445PM BUSNS 2135 ANTH 301 EVOL OF MAN & CULTURE WI (3) TURNER, C TR 1230PM 0145PM BUSNS 2110 ANTH 349 CONTEMP CULTURES-LATIN AM WI (3) TURNER, C W 0400PM 0640PM TEMPL 3310 SAME AS INTL-349 ANTH 391 TOPIC: GLOBALZATION PAST & PRES (3) LINDE-LAURSEN, A M 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 2110 ANTH 449 INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS (3) KUHN, E T 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 2114 SAME AS ENGL-449, LING-449 ANTH 490 SENIOR PROJECT (1) STAFF TBA ANTH 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (1) MAROLLA, J TBA ANTH 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (2) TURNER, C TBA ANTH 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (3) TURNER, C TBA ANTH 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (4) MAROLLA, J TBA ANTH 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (5) MAROLLA, J TBA ANTH 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (6) MOUER, L TBA Biology BIOL 101 BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS (3) BULLOCK, S MWF 0900AM 0950AM LFSCB 0155 BIOL 101 BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS (3) FIELD, D MW 0200PM 0315PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 101 BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS (3) PEROZZI, R TR 0930AM 1045AM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 101 BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS (3) PEROZZI, R TR 0200PM 0315PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 101 BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS (3) BULLOCK, S TR 0530PM 0645PM LFSCB L01 STAFF T 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB L02 STAFF T 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB L03 STAFF T 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB L04 STAFF T 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB L05 STAFF T 1200PM 0150PM LFSCB L06 STAFF T 1200PM 0150PM LFSCB L07 STAFF T 0200PM 0350PM LFSCB L08 STAFF T 0200PM 0350PM LFSCB L09 STAFF W 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB L10 STAFF W 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB L11 STAFF W 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB L12 STAFF W 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB L13 STAFF W 0100PM 0250PM LFSCB L14 STAFF W 0100PM 0250PM LFSCB L15 STAFF W 0300PM 0450PM LFSCB L16 STAFF W 0300PM 0450PM LFSCB L17 STAFF R 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB L18 STAFF R 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB L19 STAFF R 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB L20 STAFF R 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB L21 STAFF R 1200PM 0150PM LFSCB L22 STAFF R 1200PM 0150PM LFSCB L23 STAFF R 0200PM 0350PM LFSCB L24 STAFF R 0200PM 0350PM LFSCB L25 STAFF F 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB L26 STAFF F 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB L27 STAFF F 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB L28 STAFF F 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB L29 STAFF F 1200PM 0150PM LFSCB L30 STAFF F 1200PM 0150PM LFSCB 0127

14 14 College of Humanities and Sciences BIOL L31 STAFF F 0200PM 0350PM LFSCB L32 STAFF F 0200PM 0350PM LFSCB L33 STAFF M 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB L34 STAFF M 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB L35 STAFF M 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB L36 STAFF M 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB L51 STAFF T 0400PM 0550PM LFSCB L52 STAFF T 0400PM 0550PM LFSCB L53 STAFF T 0700PM 0850PM LFSCB L54 STAFF T 0700PM 0850PM LFSCB L55 STAFF W 0500PM 0650PM LFSCB 0123 NON-DISSECTION LAB L56 STAFF W 0500PM 0650PM LFSCB L57 STAFF W 0700PM 0850PM LFSCB L58 STAFF W 0700PM 0850PM LFSCB L59 STAFF R 0400PM 0550PM LFSCB L60 STAFF R 0400PM 0640PM LFSCB L62 STAFF R 0700PM 0850PM LFSCB L63 STAFF F 0400PM 0640PM LFSCB L64 STAFF F 0400PM 0550PM LFSCB 0127 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY (4) CHINNICI, J M 0900AM 0950AM LFSCB 0255 STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY (4) CHINNICI, J M 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0255 STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY (4) CHINNICI, J M 1100AM 1150AM LFSCB 0255 STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY (4) CHINNICI, J M 0400PM 0450PM LFSCB 0255 STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY (4) CHINNICI, J W 0900AM 0950AM LFSCB 0255 STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY (4) CHINNICI, J W 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0255 STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY (4) CHINNICI, J W 1100AM 1150AM LFSCB 0255 STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY (4) CHINNICI, J W 0400PM 0450PM LFSCB 0255 STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY (4) CHINNICI, J F 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0255 STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY (4) CHINNICI, J F 1100AM 1150AM LFSCB 0255 STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L01 STAFF T 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L02 STAFF T 0200PM 0350PM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L03 STAFF W 0100PM 0250PM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L04 STAFF R 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L05 STAFF R 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L06 STAFF F 0800AM 0950AM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L07 STAFF F 1200PM 0150PM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L51 STAFF T 0700PM 0850PM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L52 STAFF W 0400PM 0550PM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L53 STAFF W 0700PM 0850PM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 102 SCIENCE OF HEREDITY LAB (1) L54 STAFF R 0400PM 0550PM LFSCB 0120 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE I (3) GATES, J MWF 0800AM 0850AM LFSCB 0151 Fall2001 Final Registration BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE I (3) GATES, J MWF 0900AM 0950AM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 151 INTRO TO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE I (3) PLUNKETT, G TR 0330PM 0445PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L01 STAFF T 0930AM 1220PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L02 STAFF T 1230PM 0320PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L03 STAFF T 0330PM 0620PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L04 STAFF W 0900AM 1150AM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L05 PETERS, G W 1200PM 0250PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L06 STAFF W 0300PM 0550PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L07 STAFF R 0930AM 1220PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L08 STAFF R 1230PM 0320PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L09 STAFF R 0330PM 0620PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L10 STAFF F 0900AM 1150AM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L11 STAFF F 1200PM 0250PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L12 STAFF F 0300PM 0550PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L51 STAFF T 0700PM 0950PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L52 STAFF W 0700PM 0950PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L53 STAFF R 0700PM 0950PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 151 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB I (1) L54 STAFF F 0600PM 0850PM LFSCB 0117 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE II (3) FINE, M MW 0530PM 0645PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L01 STAFF T 0800AM 1050AM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L02 STAFF T 1100AM 0150PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L03 STAFF T 0200PM 0450PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L04 STAFF W 0800AM 1050AM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L05 STAFF W 1100AM 0150PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L06 STAFF W 0200PM 0450PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L07 STAFF R 0800AM 1050AM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L08 STAFF R 1100AM 0150PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L09 STAFF R 0200PM 0450PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L10 STAFF F 0900AM 1150AM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L11 STAFF F 1200PM 0250PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L12 STAFF F 0300PM 0550PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L51 STAFF T 0700PM 0950PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L52 STAFF W 0700PM 0950PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 152 INTRO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE LAB II (1) L53 STAFF R 0700PM 0940PM LFSCB 0121 BIOL 205 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY (2) TURNER, G TR 1230PM 0145PM LFSCB 0155 LIMITED TO PROGRAMS THAT REQUIRE COURSE BIOL 205 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY LAB (2) L01 TURNER, G MW 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB 0130 LIMITED TO PROGRAMS THAT REQUIRE COURSE BIOL 205 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY LAB (2) L02 BATEMAN, I MW 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB 0131 LIMITED TO PROGRAMS THAT REQUIRE COURSE BIOL 205 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY LAB (2) L03 BATEMAN, I MW 0100PM 0250PM LFSCB 0131 LIMITED TO PROGRAMS THAT REQUIRE COURSE BIOL 205 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY LAB (2) L04 TURNER, G TR 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB 0130 LIMITED TO PROGRAMS THAT REQUIRE COURSE BIOL 205 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY LAB (2) L05 REID, J TR 1000AM 1150AM LFSCB 0131 LIMITED TO PROGRAMS THAT REQUIRE COURSE BIOL 205 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY LAB (2) L06 BATEMAN, I TR 0200PM 0350PM LFSCB 0131 LIMITED TO PROGRAMS THAT REQUIRE COURSE BIOL 205 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY LAB (2) L07 TURNER, G TR 0200PM 0350PM LFSCB 0130 LIMITED TO PROGRAMS THAT REQUIRE COURSE BIOL 206 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY (3) 001 PRICE, S COURSE BEGINS ON ACADEMIC CAMPUS START DATE SEE PHIS FOR DAY AND TIME

15 VCU Schedule of Classes BIOL 206 PHYSIOLOGY LAB (1) L51 STAFF COURSE BEGINS ON ACADEMIC CAMPUS START DATE SEE PHIS 206-L51 FOR DAY AND TIME BIOL 206 PHYSIOLOGY LAB (1) L52 STAFF COURSE BEGINS ON ACADEMIC CAMPUS START DATE SEE PHIS 206-L52 FOR DAY AND TIME BIOL 209 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY (3) PENDLAND, J MWF 1100AM 1150AM LFSCB 0253 OPEN TO PDH & PNR STUDENTS ONLY BIOL 209 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY LAB (1) L01 PENDLAND, J W 0900AM 1050AM LFSCB 0204 OPEN TO PDH & PNR STUDENTS ONLY BIOL 209 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY LAB (1) L02 PENDLAND, J W 0100PM 0250PM LFSCB 0204 OPEN TO PDH & PNR STUDENTS ONLY BIOL 217 PRINCIPLES OF NUTRITION (3) SHIN, K W 0700PM 0940PM LFSCB 0151 BIOL 218 CELL BIOLOGY (3) TOMBES, R TR 0800AM 0915AM LFSCB 0155 BIOL 218 CELL BIOLOGY (3) MCCOWEN, S TR 0530PM 0645PM LFSCB 0155 BIOL 292 INDEPENDENT STUDY (1) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 292 INDEPENDENT STUDY (2) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 300 BIOTECHNIQUES LAB 1/2 WI (2) PETERS, G T 0900AM 1150AM LFSCB 0207 SILVERMAN, M M 1200PM 1250PM LFSCB 0253 BIOL 300 BIOTECHNIQUES LAB 1/2 WI (2) PETERS, G T 0100PM 0350PM LFSCB 0207 SILVERMAN, M M 1200PM 1250PM LFSCB 0253 BIOL 300 BIOTECHNIQUES LAB 1/2 WI (2) PETERS, G W 0900AM 1150AM LFSCB 0207 STAFF M 1200PM 1250PM LFSCB 0253 BIOL 300 BIOTECHNIQUES LAB 1/2 WI (2) PETERS, G W 0100PM 0350PM LFSCB 0207 STAFF M 1200PM 1250PM LFSCB 0253 BIOL 301 COMPARATIVE VERTEBRATE ANATOMY (5) BLEM, L TR 1100AM 1215PM LFSCB 0253 MW 0200PM 0450PM LFSCB 0224 BIOL 301 COMPARATIVE VERTEBRATE ANATOMY (5) BLEM, L TR 1100AM 1215PM LFSCB 0253 TR 0200PM 0450PM LFSCB 0224 BIOL 303 BACTERIOLOGY (5) MCCOWEN, S TR 0930AM 1045AM LFSCB 0252 TR 0100PM 0250PM LFSCB 0204 BIOL 308 VERTEBRATE HISTOLOGY (4) CONWAY, C MWF 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0253 W 0200PM 0450PM LFSCB 0227 BIOL 308 VERTEBRATE HISTOLOGY (4) CONWAY, C MWF 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0253 T 0200PM 0450PM LFSCB 0227 BIOL 310 GENETICS (3) EGGLESTON, W MW 0530PM 0645PM LFSCB 0155 BIOL 310 LABORATORY IN GENETICS 1/2 WI (2) L01 BROWN, B MW 0100PM 0250PM LFSCB 0211 BIOL 310 LABORATORY IN GENETICS 1/2 WI (2) L04 WU, F MW 0300PM 0450PM LFSCB 0211 BIOL 310 LABORATORY IN GENETICS 1/2 WI (2) L51 WU, F MW 0700PM 0850PM LFSCB 0211 BIOL 312 INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY (3) STAFF T 0700PM 0940PM LFSCB 0253 BIOL 317 ECOLOGY (3) BLEM, C MWF 1100AM 1150AM LFSCB 0155 BIOL 317 ECOLOGY LAB 1/2 WI (2) L01 FIELD, D M 0100PM 0350PM LFSCB 0232 STAFF F 1200PM 1250PM LFSCB 0253 BIOL 317 ECOLOGY LAB 1/2 WI (2) L02 FIELD, D T 0900AM 1150AM LFSCB 0232 F 1200PM 1250PM LFSCB 0253 BIOL 317 ECOLOGY LAB 1/2 WI (2) L03 FIELD, D T 0100PM 0350PM LFSCB 0232 F 1200PM 1250PM LFSCB 0253 BIOL 317 ECOLOGY LAB 1/2 WI (2) L04 FIELD, D W 0100PM 0350PM LFSCB 0232 STAFF F 1200PM 1250PM LFSCB 0253 College of Humanities and Sciences BIOL 15 BIOL 317 ECOLOGY LAB 1/2 WI (2) L05 FIELD, D R 0100PM 0350PM LFSCB 0232 F 1200PM 1250PM LFSCB 0253 BIOL 320 BIOLOGY OF THE SEED PLANT 1/2 WI (4) PETERS, G TR 1100AM 1215PM LFSCB 0252 T 0100PM 0350PM LFSCB 0231 BIOL 320 BIOLOGY OF THE SEED PLANT 1/2 WI (4) PETERS, G TR 1100AM 1215PM LFSCB 0252 W 0100PM 0350PM LFSCB 0231 BIOL 321 PLANT DEVELOPMENT (3) FISHER, R MWF 0100PM 0150PM LFSCB 0253 BIOL 321 PLANT DEVELOPMENT LAB WI (2) L01 FISHER, R MF 0200PM 0350PM LFSCB 0231 BIOL 332 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION (3) WOODFIN, W W 0700PM 0940PM LFSCB 0255 SAME AS ENVS-330 BIOL 392 INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH WI (1) CONWAY, C R 0100PM 0250PM LFSCB 0156 FISHER, R BIOL 417 MAMMALOGY (4) PAGELS, J TR 0930AM 1045AM LFSCB 0250 T 0100PM 0350PM LFSCB 0235 BIOL 435 HERPETOLOGY (3) BLEM, C MW 0200PM 0315PM LFSCB 0252 BIOL 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (1) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (2) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (3) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (4) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 495 RESEARCH & THESIS (1) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 495 RESEARCH & THESIS (2) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 495 RESEARCH & THESIS (3) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 495 RESEARCH & THESIS (4) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 496 BIOLOGY PRECEPTORSHIP (2) MCCOWEN, S TBA BIOL 496 BIOLOGY PRECEPTORSHIP (2) BLEM, L TBA BIOL 524 ENDOCRINOLOGY (3) STEWART, J MW 0400PM 0515PM LFSCB 0250 BIOL 530 HUMAN GENETICS (3) COREY, L MWF 0800AM 0850AM SANGR CHINNICI, J SAME AS HGEN-501 BIOL 580 EUKARYOTIC BIOTECHNOLOGY (3) WU, F TR 0200PM 0315PM LFSCB 0150 BIOL 591 TOPIC: PHYSIOLOGY (3) RYAN, J TR 0330PM 0445PM LFSCB 0156 BIOL 626 PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY (4) YOUNG, D TR 1100AM 1240PM LFSCB 0255 BIOL 690 RESEARCH SEMINAR (1) FINE, M T 0400PM 0450PM LFSCB 0150 BIOL 691 TOPIC: ECOLOGICAL GENETICS (3) BROWN, B MWF 0900AM 0950AM LFSCB 0250 BIOL 692 INDEPENDENT STUDY (1) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 692 INDEPENDENT STUDY (2) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 692 INDEPENDENT STUDY (3) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 692 INDEPENDENT STUDY (4) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (1) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (2) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (3) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (4) SMOCK, L TBA

16 16 College of Humanities and Sciences BIOL CHEM BIOL 698 THESIS (5) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (6) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (7) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (8) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (9) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (10) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (11) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (12) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (13) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (14) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (15) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (16) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (2) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (6) SMOCK, L TBA BIOL 698 THESIS (12) SMOCK, L TBA Chemistry All chemistry classes, including laboratories and recitation sections, meet from the first day of classes. Students enrolled in chemistry classes must attend the first scheduled class. Students on the class roll who do not attend the first scheduled class may be dropped and replaced with students waiting to add the class. CHEM 100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY (3) STAFF MWF 0100PM 0150PM TEMPL 1165 M 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 2224 CHEM 100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY (3) STAFF MWF 0100PM 0150PM TEMPL 1165 M 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 2221 CHEM 100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY (3) STAFF MWF 0100PM 0150PM TEMPL 1165 M 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 2223 CHEM 100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY (3) STAFF MWF 0100PM 0150PM TEMPL 1165 M 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 2226 CHEM 100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY (3) STAFF MW 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1165 W 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 2221 CHEM 100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY (3) STAFF MW 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1165 W 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 2224 CHEM 100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY (3) STAFF MW 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1165 W 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 2226 CHEM 100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY (3) STAFF MW 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1165 W 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 2223 CHEM 100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY (3) TOPICH, R W 0530PM 0620PM BUSNS 2118 W 0700PM 0950PM BUSNS 2115 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) HUNNICUTT, S W 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 2224 MWF 1000AM 1050AM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) HUNNICUTT, S W 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 2221 MWF 1000AM 1050AM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) HUNNICUTT, S W 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 2226 MWF 1000AM 1050AM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) HUNNICUTT, S W 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS 2118 MWF 1000AM 1050AM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) HUNNICUTT, S W 0800AM 0850AM OLVPH 3059 MWF 1000AM 1050AM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) HUNNICUTT, S W 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS 1116B MWF 1000AM 1050AM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) HUNNICUTT, S W 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 2223 MWF 1000AM 1050AM TEMPL 1169 Fall2001 Final Registration CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) FARRELL, N F 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS 1109 TR 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) FARRELL, N F 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 2221 TR 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) FARRELL, N F 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 2223 TR 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) FARRELL, N F 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 2224 STAFF TR 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) FARRELL, N F 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS 2118 STAFF TR 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) FARRELL, N F 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS 2107 TR 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) FARRELL, N F 0800AM 0850AM OLVPH 3059 TR 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) STAFF F 0800AM 0850AM ENGRB 0106 TR 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) SHILLADY, D R 0700PM 0750PM OLVPH 1024 M 0700PM 0950PM OLVPH 1024 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (4) SHILLADY, D R 0700PM 0750PM OLVPH 3059 M 0700PM 0950PM OLVPH 1024 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L01 TOPICH, J M 0100PM 0250PM OLVPH 1013 F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L02 TOPICH, J M 0100PM 0250PM OLVPH 1016 F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L03 TOPICH, J M 0300PM 0450PM OLVPH 1013 F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L04 TOPICH, J M 0300PM 0450PM OLVPH 1016 F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L05 TOPICH, J F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 T 1230PM 0220PM OLVPH 1013 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L06 TOPICH, J F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 T 1230PM 0220PM OLVPH 1016 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L07 TOPICH, J T 0230PM 0420PM OLVPH 1013 STAFF F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L08 TOPICH, J T 0230PM 0420PM OLVPH 1016 F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L09 TOPICH, J F 0100PM 0250PM OLVPH 1013 F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L10 TOPICH, J F 0100PM 0250PM OLVPH 1016 F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L11 TOPICH, J T 0800AM 0950AM OLVPH 1013 F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L12 TOPICH, J T 0800AM 0950AM OLVPH 1016 F 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0155 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L13 TOPICH, J F 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0155 T 1000AM 1150AM OLVPH 1013 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L14 TOPICH, J F 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0155 T 1000AM 1150AM OLVPH 1016 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L15 TOPICH, J R 0800AM 0950AM OLVPH 1013 STAFF F 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0155 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L16 TOPICH, J R 0800AM 0950AM OLVPH 1016 F 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0155 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L17 TOPICH, J M 0800AM 0950AM OLVPH 1016 F 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0155 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L18 TOPICH, J F 1000AM 1050AM LFSCB 0155 R 0330PM 0520PM OLVPH 1013

17 VCU Schedule of Classes CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L19 STAFF R 0330PM 0520PM OLVPH 1016 F 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1164 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L51 TOPICH, R T 0700PM 0750PM TEMPL 1169 T 0800PM 0950PM OLVPH 1016 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L52 TOPICH, R T 0700PM 0750PM TEMPL 1169 T 0800PM 0950PM OLVPH 1013 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L53 STAFF T 0700PM 0750PM TEMPL 1169 R 0800PM 0950PM OLVPH 1016 CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I (1) L54 STAFF T 0700PM 0750PM TEMPL 1169 R 0800PM 0950PM OLVPH 1013 CHEM 102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (4) VALLARINO, L M 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS 2118 MW 0200PM 0315PM LFSCB 0155 CHEM 102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (4) VALLARINO, L M 0800AM 0850AM OLVPH 3059 RADFORD, D MW 0200PM 0315PM LFSCB 0155 CHEM 102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (4) VALLARINO, L M 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 2221 MANGRUM, J MW 0200PM 0315PM LFSCB 0155 CHEM 102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (4) VALLARINO, L M 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 2226 BUCKALEW, B MW 0200PM 0315PM LFSCB 0155 CHEM 102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (4) VALLARINO, L M 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 2224 VEST, B MW 0200PM 0315PM LFSCB 0155 CHEM 102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB II (1) L01 TOPICH, J T 0200PM 0250PM LFSCB 0155 W 0330PM 0520PM OLVPH 1013 CHEM 102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB II (1) L02 TOPICH, J T 0200PM 0250PM LFSCB 0155 W 0330PM 0520PM OLVPH 1016 CHEM 102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB II (1) L03 TOPICH, J T 0200PM 0250PM LFSCB 0155 R 1230PM 0220PM OLVPH 1013 CHEM 102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB II (1) L04 TOPICH, J T 0200PM 0250PM LFSCB 0155 STAFF R 1230PM 0220PM OLVPH 1016 CHEM 110 CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY (3) POLO, D MWF 1200PM 1250PM TEMPL 1169 CHEM 110 CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY LABORATORY (1) L01 TOPICH, R M 0800AM 0950AM OLVPH 1013 CHEM 110 CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY LABORATORY (1) L03 TOPICH, R M 1000AM 1020AM BUSNS 3105 M 1020AM 1150AM OLVPH 1013 CHEM 110 CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY LABORATORY (1) L04 TOPICH, R M 1000AM 1020AM BUSNS 3105 M 1020AM 1150AM OLVPH 1016 CHEM 110 CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY LABORATORY (1) L05 TOPICH, R W 0800AM 0820AM OLVPH 1024 W 0820AM 0950AM OLVPH 1013 CHEM 110 CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY LABORATORY (1) L06 TOPICH, R W 0800AM 0820AM OLVPH 1024 W 0820AM 0950AM OLVPH 1016 CHEM 110 CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY LABORATORY (1) L07 TOPICH, R W 1000AM 1020AM BUSNS 3105 W 1020AM 1150AM OLVPH 1013 CHEM 110 CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY LABORATORY (1) L08 STAFF W 1000AM 1020AM BUSNS 3105 W 1020AM 1150AM OLVPH 1016 CHEM 112 CHEMISTRY IN THE NEWS (3) SHILLADY, D MW 0200PM 0315PM OLVPH 1024 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I (3) RUDER, S TR 1100AM 1215PM LFSCB 0155 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I (3) MWF 1000AM 1050AM OLVPH 1024 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I (3) T 0700PM 0950PM OLVPH 1024 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L01 WRIGHT, M M 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 JOHNSON, W M 0900AM 1150AM OLVPH 1026 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L02 WRIGHT, M M 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 WALKER, B M 0100PM 0350PM OLVPH 1028 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L03 WRIGHT, M M 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 JOHNSON, W M 0200PM 0450PM OLVPH 1026 College of Humanities and Sciences CHEM 17 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L04 WRIGHT, M M 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 T 0800AM 1050AM OLVPH 1028 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L05 WRIGHT, M M 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 WALKER, B T 1230PM 0320PM OLVPH 1026 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L06 WRIGHT, M M 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 SANDERS, E T 0930AM 1220PM OLVPH 1026 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L07 WRIGHT, M W 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 AYERS, D W 0100PM 0350PM OLVPH 1026 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L08 WRIGHT, M W 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 WALKER, B W 0200PM 0450PM OLVPH 1028 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L09 WRIGHT, M W 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 RADFORD, D F 0100PM 0350PM OLVPH 1026 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L10 WRIGHT, M W 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 F 0800AM 1050AM OLVPH 1028 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L11 WRIGHT, M W 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 AYERS, D R 1230PM 0320PM OLVPH 1026 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L12 WRIGHT, M W 0800AM 0850AM TEMPL 1164 R 0930AM 1220PM OLVPH 1028 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L51 MINASKANIAN, G R 0700PM 0750PM TEMPL 1169 SANDERS, E R 0800PM 1050PM OLVPH 1026 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L52 MINASKANIAN, G R 0700PM 0750PM TEMPL 1169 RIPPEL, K R 0800PM 1050PM OLVPH 1028 CHEM 301 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I (2) L53 RIPPEL, K T 0700PM 0750PM BUSNS 1116A T 0800PM 1050PM OLVPH 1028 CHEM 302 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II (3) MWF 1100AM 1150AM OLVPH 1024 CHEM 303 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY I (3) KUCIAUSKAS, D TR 0530PM 0645PM OLVPH 1024 CHEM 309 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS (2) HAWKRIDGE, F MW 0500PM 0550PM OLVPH 1024 CHEM 309 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS LABORATORY (2) L02 HAWKRIDGE, F M 0200PM 0250PM OLVPH 3059 W 0200PM 0450PM OLVPH 4038 M 0300PM 0450PM OLVPH 4038 CHEM 309 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS LABORATORY (2) L51 HAWKRIDGE, F M 0600PM 0650PM OLVPH 1024 W 0600PM 0850PM OLVPH 4038 M 0700PM 0850PM OLVPH 4038 CHEM 401 SYNTHETIC & QUALITATIVE ORG CHEM (4) STAFF TR 1100AM 1150AM TEMPL 2226 TR 1230PM 0320PM TEMPL 4411 CHEM 403 BIOCHEMISTRY I (3) PETERSON, D MWF 1200PM 1250PM LFSCB 0155 SAME AS BIOC-403 CHEM 409 INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS (3) MUDDIMAN, D TR 0530PM 0645PM OLVPH 3059 CHEM 409 INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS LAB WI (1) L02 RUTAN, S M 0100PM 0450PM OLVPH 4040 KISELEV, P CHEM 409 INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS LAB WI (1) L51 RUTAN, S R 0700PM 1050PM OLVPH 4040 IBRAHIM, Y CHEM 491 TOPIC: NANOSTRUCTURED MATERIALS (3) EL-SHALL, M TR 1230PM 0145PM ENGRB 0104 GUISEPPI-ELIE, A CHEM 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (1) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (2) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (3) RUDER, S TBA CHEM 492 INDEPENDENT STUDY (4) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 493 CHEMISTRY INTERNSHIP (1) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA

18 18 College of Humanities and Sciences CHEM CRJS Fall2001 Final Registration CHEM 493 CHEMISTRY INTERNSHIP (3) HUNNICUTT, S TBA CHEM 504 ADVANCED ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I (3) OTTENBRITE, R TR 1100AM 1215PM OLVPH 3059 CHEM 510 ATOMIC & MOLECULAR STRUCTURE (3) EL-SHALL, M MWF 1200PM 1250PM OLVPH 3059 CHEM 550 INTRO TO POLYMER CHEMISTRY (3) OTTENBRITE, R MW 0400PM 0515PM OLVPH 3059 WRIGHT, M CHEM 611 MOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPY (3) TERNER, J TR 0530PM 0645PM LFSCB 0156 CHEM 620 ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY I (3) WATTON, S MW 0530PM 0645PM OLVPH 3059 CHEM 690 RESEARCH SEMINAR (1) RUTAN, S TR 0330PM 0450PM OLVPH 1024 CHEM 690 RESEARCH SEMINAR (1) RUTAN, S TR 0330PM 0450PM OLVPH 1024 CHEM 691 TOPIC: XRAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY (3) WATTON, S TR 0930AM 1045AM LFSCB 0156 CHEM 691 TOPIC: CLSTRS & NUCLEATION PHNM (3) EL-SHALL, M TR 0530PM 0645PM CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (1) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (2) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (3) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (4) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (5) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (6) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (7) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (8) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (11) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (1) SHILLADY, D TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (2) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA CHEM 697 DIRECTED RESEARCH (3) HAWKRIDGE, F TBA Chinese CHIN 101 ELEMENTARY CHINESE (4) LAI, H TR 0930AM 1145AM CHIN 101 ELEMENTARY CHINESE (4) LAI, H MW 0700PM 0915PM HIBBS 0326 CHIN 201 INTERMEDIATE CHINESE (3) LAI, H T 0700PM 0940PM HIBBS 0427 Computer Science See School of Engineering for computer science course listings. Criminal Justice Several graduate criminal justice courses are offered off campus. Please refer to the off-campus courses listing for more information. CRJS 181 JUSTICE SYSTEM SURVEY UE (3) ALBANESE, J TR 1100AM 1215PM TEMPL 1164 URBAN ENVIRONMENT CRJS 181 JUSTICE SYSTEM SURVEY UE (3) PELFREY, W W 0400PM 0640PM TEMPL 1160 URBAN ENVIRONMENT CRJS 252 JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM (3) FULTZ, M T 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 2122 CRJS 260 CRIMINAL LAW (3) HAGUE, J MWF 1100AM 1150AM HIBBS 0403 CRJS 305 POLICING THEORIES & PRACTICE UE (3) SMITH, M TR 1100AM 1215PM TEMPL 1169 URBAN ENVIRONMENT CRJS 324 COURTS & THE JUDICIAL PROCESS (3) MILLER, C W 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 2122 CRJS 350 EVAL & TREATMENT OF THE OFFENDER (3) CHARLSON, S M 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 2101 CRJS 352 CRIME & DELINQUENCY PREVENT UE (3) WARREN, G TR 1100AM 1215PM BUSNS 2114 URBAN ENVIRONMENT CRJS 352 CRIME & DELINQUENCY PREVENTION (3) WARREN, G W 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 2102 URBAN ENVIRONMENT CRJS 355 FOUNDATIONS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (3) GEARY, D MWF 1000AM 1050AM HIBBS 0430 CRJS 355 FOUNDATIONS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (3) SIX, T TR 1100AM 1215PM BUSNS 1133 CRJS 355 FOUNDATIONS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (3) SIX, T TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS 1117 CRJS 355 FOUNDATIONS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (3) SIX, T R 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 2101 CRJS 363 CORRECTIONAL LAW (3) MOORE, A R 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 1118 CRJS 370 CRIMINALISTICS & CRIME ANALYSIS (3) GRINNAN, D T 0700PM 0940PM HIBBS 0327 CRJS 380 RESEARCH METHODS IN CRJS (3) GRANT, P TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS 2101 SENIORS ONLY CRJS 380 RESEARCH METHODS IN CRJS (3) GRANT, P W 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 2107 SENIORS ONLY CRJS 394 FIELD SERVICE IN CRIMINAL JUST (1) GORDON, J T 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 1108 SENIORS ONLY CRJS 463 COMPARATIVE CRJS SYSTEMS (3) GEARY, D MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS 2101 CRJS 475 CASE STUDIES CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (3) HAGUE, J MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS 2115 CRJS 475 CASE STUDIES CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (3) MASSIE, J R 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 2110 CRJS 475 CASE STUDIES CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (3) JONES, S W 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 2123 CRJS 480 SENIOR SEMINAR WI (3) GRANT, P TR 1100AM 1215PM BUSNS 1117 SENIORS ONLY CRJS 480 SENIOR SEMINAR WI (3) GRANT, P T 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 1130 SENIORS ONLY CRJS 491 TOPIC: JUVENILE JUST POLICY (1) DERTINGER, T M 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 1109 FIRST FIVE-WEEK COURSE CRJS 491 TOPIC: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT (1) HARTUNG, B M 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 1109 SECOND FIVE-WEEK COURSE CRJS 491 TOPIC: THE CRIMINAL MIND (1) MCGUINNESS, D M 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 1109 THIRD FIVE-WEEK COURSE CRJS 491 TOPIC: YOUTH IN CORRECTIONS (3) STAFF R 0700PM 0940PM HIBBS 0427 SAME AS PSYC-491, SOCY-391 CRJS 492 DIRECTED INDIVIDUAL STUDY (3) ALBANESE, J TBA SENIORS ONLY CRJS 493 INTERNSHIP (6) GORDON, J TBA SENIORS ONLY CRJS 493 INTERNSHIP (3) GORDON, J T 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 1108 SENIORS ONLY APPLICATION REQUIRED CRJS 501 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ASSESSMENT (3) PELFREY, W T 0400PM 0640PM LFSCB 0154 CRJS 571 SURVEY OF FORENSIC SCIENCE (3) C90 GRINNAN, D R 0700PM 0940PM OFCMP MARONE, P CRJS 591 TOPIC: POLICING (3) SMITH, M T 0700PM 0940PM HIBBS 0441 CRJS 601 RES BASIS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (3) GORDON, J W 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 2102 CRJS 620 SEMINAR IN CRIMINOLOGY (3) SIX, T M 0700PM 0940PM TEMPL 2226 SAME AS SOCY-620 CRJS 622 CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS (3) GEARY, D W 0700PM 0940PM HIBBS 0403 CRJS 641 JURISPRUDENCE (3) HAGUE, J M 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 1130 CRJS 670 FORENSIC EVIDENCE & PROCEDURES (3) SMITH, M R 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 1116A CRJS 671 DRUG ANALYSIS (3) C90 JACKSON W 0500PM 0940PM OFCMP LARSON RESTRICTED TO SPECIFIC MAJORS CRJS 674 CRIMINALISTICS (3) C90 YOUNG, R T 0500PM 0940PM OFCMP DAVIS, A RESTRICTED TO SPECIFIC MAJORS CRJS 676 FORENSIC BIOLOGY & DNA (3) C90 COVINGTON, B R 0500PM 0940PM OFCMP SMITHSON, M RESTRICTED TO SPECIFIC MAJORS CRJS 677 EXPERT TESTIMONY FORENSIC SCI (3) C90 MARONE, P M 0700PM 0940PM OFCMP CRJS 680 FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY (3) NAPIER, M M 0400PM 0640PM BUSNS 2117

19 VCU Schedule of Classes CRJS 684 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM-REWRITE (1) PELFREY, W TBA CRJS 684 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM-WRITING (3) PELFREY, W TBA CRJS 684 DIRECTED INDIVIDUAL WRITING CRJS (3) C90 PELFREY, W TBA CRJS 684 DIRECTED INDIVIDUAL WRITING CRJS (1) C91 PELFREY, W TBA CRJS 685 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM-ORALS RETAKE (1) PELFREY, W TBA CRJS 685 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM-ORALS (3) PELFREY, W TBA CRJS 685 DIRECTED COMPREHENSIVE READINGS (3) C90 PELFREY, W TBA CRJS 685 DIRECTED COMPREHENSIVE READINGS (1) C91 PELFREY, W TBA CRJS 692 INDEPENDENT STUDY/DIRCTD READING (3) ALBANESE, J TBA CRJS 692 INDEPENDENT STUDY/DIRCTD READING (1) ALBANESE, J TBA CRJS 693 INTERNSHIP (3) GORDON, J T 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 1108 APPLICATION REQUIRED CRJS 793 FORENSIC LAB INTERNSHIP (3) GORDON, J T 0700PM 0940PM BUSNS 1108 APPLICATION REQUIRED CRJS 798 THESIS RESEARCH (3) ALBANESE, J TBA CRJS 798 THESIS RESEARCH (3) C90 ALBANESE, J TBA CRJS 798 THESIS RESEARCH-CONTINUATION (1) C91 ALBANESE, J TBA CRJS 799 THESIS (3) ALBANESE, J TBA CRJS 799 THESIS (1) ALBANESE, J TBA CRJS 799 THESIS (3) C90 ALBANESE, J TBA CRJS 799 THESIS-CONTINUATION (1) C91 ALBANESE, J TBA Economics See School of Business for economics course listings. English ENGL 101 The Craft of Writing is prerequisite to all 200-level English courses; one 200-level literature course (or equivalent) is prerequisite to all 300- and 400- level English courses. Students must have 24 credits before enrolling in ENGL 200 The Craft or Writing with Research STAFF MWF 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS 1116A STAFF MWF 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS CARROLL, A MWF 0800AM 0850AM HIBBS CORNELIUS, C TR 0800AM 0915AM HIBBS STAFF TR 0800AM 0915AM BUSNS 1116A STAFF MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS 1116B CANFIELD, E TR 0800AM 0915AM BUSNS CAUDLE, A TR 0200PM 0315PM BUSNS 2141 College of Humanities and Sciences CRJS ENGL STAFF MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS GEIER, M MWF 1200PM 1250PM BUSNS SILVERMAN, J MWF 1200PM 1250PM HIBBS LIRA, J MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS RICHARDSON, K MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS STRONG, P MWF 1000AM 1050AM OLVPH STAFF TR 0800AM 0915AM HIBBS BELTON, J MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS RODERER, S TR 1100AM 1215PM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0900AM 0950AM TEMPL BAUGHAN, J TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS HARKNESS, M MWF 1100AM 1150AM HIBBS CHALLIS, D MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS CURRAN, C MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS FELTON, B MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS 1116A MCINTYRE, M MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS FELTON, B MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS 1116A RICHARDSON, K MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS STRONG, P MWF 1200PM 1250PM BUSNS CURRAN, C MWF 0900AM 0950AM OLVPH BAKER, K MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS MCINTYRE, M MWF 1200PM 1250PM BUSNS HARMON, A TR 0800AM 0915AM BUSNS STAFF MWF 1200PM 1250PM BUSNS CHALLIS, D MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS STAFF TR 0800AM 0915AM BUSNS REILLY, K MWF 1200PM 1250PM BUSNS REILLY, K MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS COMBA, G MWF 1200PM 1250PM BUSNS ORZOLEK, B TR 0200PM 0315PM BUSNS ELLIS, R MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM BUSNS 1116A RICHARDSON, K MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS SUNSERI, E TR 1100AM 1215PM BUSNS RODERER, S TR 1230PM 0145PM BUSNS 1116B STAFF MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS 1116A STRONG, P MWF 1100AM 1150AM TEMPL RODERER, S TR 0200PM 0315PM BUSNS BRINEGAR, J MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS 1116A VENABLE, J TR 1230PM 0145PM BUSNS BELTON, J MW 0200PM 0315PM BUSNS FAGAN, A TR 1100AM 1215PM BUSNS 1116B DOUD, S TR 0200PM 0315PM BUSNS 1116A LEAHY, M MWF 1200PM 1250PM HIBBS CORNELIUS, C TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS HARMON, A TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS 2110

20 20 College of Humanities and Sciences ENGL STAFF TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS ELLIS, R MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS COMBA, G MWF 0100PM 0150PM HIBBS FINE, R MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS STAFF TR 0800AM 0915AM HIBBS STAFF MWF 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS SILVERMAN, J MW 0200PM 0315PM BUSNS BRINEGAR, J MW 0330PM 0445PM BUSNS 1116A ELLIOTT, R MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS STAFF TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS STRONG, P MWF 0900AM 0950AM HIBBS FETHERSTONE TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS GEIER, M MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS MORSE, C TR 1230PM 0145PM OLVED 2116A STAFF MWF 0800AM 0850AM HIBBS CARROLL, A MWF 0900AM 0950AM HIBBS GRIFFIN, C MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS BAKER, K MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS STAFF MWF 1100AM 1150AM TEMPL KINNEY, J MW 0330PM 0445PM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS FAGAN, A TR 0330PM 0445PM BUSNS 1116B CARROLL, A MWF 1200PM 1250PM HIBBS ELLIOTT, R MWF 1200PM 1250PM HIBBS BRADNER, J TR 0200PM 0315PM TEMPL CANFIELD, E MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0800AM 0850AM BUSNS BRINEGAR, J MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS MCINTYRE, M MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS BAUGHAN, J TR 1100AM 1215PM BUSNS STAFF TR 1100AM 1215PM BUSNS CHALLIS, D MWF 1200PM 1250PM BUSNS CANFIELD, E MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS SHARP, N MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS VENABLE, J TR 0800AM 0915AM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0800AM 0850AM HIBBS BRULATOUR MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS BRULATOUR, M MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS 1116B GEIER, M MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS STAFF MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS VENABLE, J TR 0930AM 1045AM OLVED 2116A LIRA, J MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS STAFF TR 0930AM 1045AM HIBBS CURRY, W MWF 0100PM 0150PM HIBBS CORNELIUS, C MWF 1200PM 1250PM HIBBS PUGH, B MW 0530PM 0645PM LFSCB GRAY, BALL TR 0530PM 0645PM BUSNS 1106 Fall2001 Final Registration BAKER, C MW 0700PM 0815PM BUSNS 1116B DUNNINGTON, K MW 0530PM 0645PM BUSNS TOIVONEN, J MW 0530PM 0645PM LFSCB BAKER, C MW 0530PM 0645PM TEMPL STAFF TR 0700PM 0815PM LFSCB ZICAFOOSE MW 0530PM 0645PM BUSNS 1116A ZICAFOOSE, K MW 0700PM 0815PM BUSNS 1116A TOIVONEN, J TR 0530PM 0645PM BUSNS 2110 ENGL 114 ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND USAGE (2) KUHN, E TR 1230PM 0145PM HIBBS 0328 ENGL 114 ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND USAGE (2) COOPER, E MW 0200PM 0315PM HIBBS 0431 ENGL 114 ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND USAGE (2) STAFF MW 0330PM 0445PM BUSNS 1106 ENGL 114 ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND USAGE (2) STAFF TR 0330PM 0445PM HIBBS 0430 ENGL 114 ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND USAGE (2) STAFF TR 1230PM 0145PM HIBBS 0326 ENGL 114 ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND USAGE (2) STAFF MWF 1000AM 1050AM BUSNS 1107 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) STAFF MWF 1200PM 1250PM BUSNS 2115 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) STAFF TR 0800AM 0915AM BUSNS 2110 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) CAUDLE, A TR 0800AM 0915AM BUSNS 1107 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) STAFF TR 0330PM 0445PM BUSNS 1131 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) BROOKMAN, S TR 0200PM 0315PM BUSNS 2107 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) WEST, S MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS 2136 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) SUNSERI, E TR 0200PM 0315PM BUSNS 2101 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) LEHMAN-RIOS, A TR 0800AM 0915AM BUSNS 1130 COMPUTER ASSISTED SECTION ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) STAFF MWF 1000AM 1050AM HIBBS 0329 COMPUTER ASSISTED SECTION ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) STAFF MWF 0900AM 0950AM BUSNS 1108 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) STAFF MWF 1100AM 1150AM HIBBS 0329 COMPUTER ASSISTED SECTION ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) PRICHARD, F MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS 1108 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) WEST, S MWF 1200PM 1250PM HIBBS 0440 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) CAUDLE, A TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS 1108 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) SMITH, P MWF 0100PM 0150PM BUSNS 1131 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) SMITH, P MWF 1100AM 1150AM BUSNS 2139 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) STAFF MWF 1000AM 1050AM HIBBS 0431 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) BROOKMAN, S TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS 1116B ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) STAFF TR 0930AM 1045AM BUSNS 2105 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) STAFF MWF 1200PM 1250PM HIBBS 0329 COMPUTER ASSISTED SECTION ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) HODGES, E MW 0330PM 0445PM LFSCB 0154 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) WEST, S MW 0330PM 0445PM BUSNS 1118 COMPUTER ASSISTED SECTION ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) BROOKMAN, S TR 1230PM 0145PM TEMPL 2226 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) RODERER, E TR 0530PM 0645PM HIBBS 0326 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) PENDERGAST, G MW 0700PM 0815PM BUSNS 2107 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) SCHMITZ, G MW 0530PM 0645PM HIBBS 0326 ENGL 200 THE CRAFT OF WRITING W/ RESEARCH (3) RODERER, E TR 0700PM 0815PM BUSNS 2118