2015 Fall Semester Schedule

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1 Fall Semester Schedule

2 Lindenwood University Phone Directory Main Campus (636) Office Extension Academic Services/Registrar (636) Admissions/Undergraduate (636) Admissions/Evening & Graduate (636) Business Office (last names A-G, undergraduate students) (636) Business Office (last names H-O, undergraduate students) (636) Business Office (last names P-Z, undergraduate students) (636) Business Office (last names A-L, graduate students) (636) Business Office (last names M-Z, graduate students) (636) Computer Help Desk (636) Coordinator for Campus Accessibility Services (636) Dean of Faculty (636) Financial Aid (636) Food Service (636) Hope Scholarship/Lifetime Learning Info (636) International Admissions (636) Library (636) LCIE (636) Provost (636) Public Relations (636) Security (636) Spirit & Supplies Shoppe (636) Student Development (636) Veterans Affairs (636) Regional Centers Belleville, Ill (618) Daniel Boone Home & Heritage Center (636) Lincoln County (636) North County (636) O Fallon, Mo (636) South County (636) St. Louis City (636) Wentzville (636) Westport Center (636) Wildwood (636)

3 2015 Academic Calendar Fall Semester 2015 International student orientation and check-in august 17 Faculty workshops August Freshman orientation check-in august 19 Freshman orientation August Fall residential student check-in August Last day for in-season athletes to add/drop via student portal august 23 Classes begin august 24 Freshman convocation, 4:00 p.m August 26 Last day to register for or add classes or choose audit August 28 Labor Day holiday no classes held September 7 First day to request room change for fall 2015 term September 8 4-week grades due, noon September 21 Last day to withdraw with W October 2 Late-start classes begin October 5 Last day to register for late-start classes before 3rd class Midterm grades due, 5:00 p.m october 12 Fall Break October J-Term and spring semester registration for honors and online students october 26 Last date to withdraw with WP / WF October 30 Midterm grades due for late-start classes that began Oct 5, 5:00 p.m November 2 Spring semester and J-term registration for seniors November 2 Spring semester and J-term registration for juniors November 5 Spring semester and J-term registration for sophomores November 10 Spring semester and J-term registration for freshmen November 12 Last day to request a room change for spring 2015 term November 13 Faculty in-service day no classes except SBE & LCIE evening classes November 25 Thanksgiving holiday no classes held November Last day of classes December 4 Commencement ceremony, 2:00 p.m December 6 Final exams December 7-11 Deadline for making up Incomplete grades from spring December 11 Lindenwood residential semester student housing closes, 9:00 p.m December 11 Final grades due, 5:00 p.m December 15 Last day to register for J-term classes December 28 Deadline to apply for March/May/June graduation December 30

4 The following is a partial list of procedures for quick reference. For specific procedures and greater detail, consult the undergraduate or graduate catalogs. Registration The Academic Services, Financial Aid and Business Offices are open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. The Admissions Office is open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Admission Procedures Any new student who wishes to register for courses to be credited toward a degree should follow the steps outlined under Degree Candidates below. If he/she does not wish to accumulate credit toward a degree, he/she may register through the admissions office as a Special Student. Degree Candidates 1. Request an application form. If further information is needed before applying, call the Office of Admissions at (636) Complete and sign the admission application. Attach a check or money order for $30 and mail or bring to Office of Admissions, Lindenwood University, 209 S. Kingshighway, St. Charles, MO Request official transcripts from the high school and each college attended. (High school transcripts are not required for transfer students who have successfully completed a two-year program that is acceptable for full credit toward a bachelor s degree or for students applying for graduate programs.) Transcript request forms for this purpose may be obtained from the Admissions Office. 4. Submit a copy of ACT/SAT scores if it has been fewer than five years since graduation from high school or if there are fewer than 24 hours of transfer credit. These documents will be reviewed for the admission decision. Students will be notified in writing at the completion of the admission process. Tuition and Fees (For more detailed information, contact the Business Office at ) Tuition Full-Time Undergraduate $7,836/semester (12 through 18 credit hours) Part-Time Undergraduate $453/credit hour Overload Fee $453/credit hour Full-Time Graduate (resident) $7,836/semester (9 through 15 credit hours) Full-Time Graduate (non-resident).....$453/credit hour Part-Time Graduate $453/credit hour Overload Fee $453/credit hour Educational Specialist $513/cr hr Doctor of Education $741/cr hr Other Fees Housing & Meals $3,787/semester Room Deposit $300 Health and Activity Fee $175/term i Full-Time Grad Student Health/Activity Fee... $350/year Communications Fee $150/term for Full-Time Day Students $30/term Lab Fees (in specified courses) see course listing Studio Fees $30-$75/course Applied Music Fees (private lessons)......$200/cr hour Student Teaching Fee $250 Late Registration Fee $25 Promissory Note Origination Fee $25 Culminating Project Ext Fee $50 Late Payment Fee $50 (per month) Graduation/diploma fee Undergraduate $100 Graduate $125 Ed.D $200 Ed.S. Project Fee $500/term Ed.D. Capstone Extension EDA $500/term Disssertation Publication $500/term Ed.S. EDA 680 Specialist Extension Fee......$500/term Online surcharge percent of course tuition Payment Options All tuition and fees are payable prior to the term beginning. Student account representatives in the Business Office should be contacted regarding due dates or other payments arrangements. Payment options include each of the following: Corporate Promissory Note The Corporate Promissory Note is available to students who work for companies that have tuition reimbursement plans. Proof of employment and a copy of the company s reimbursement policy must be on file in the Business Office. The amount of the promissory note cannot exceed the amount the employer pays for tuition for each term. The due date for all promissory notes is 30 days following the conclusion of the term for which the note applies. A monthly late charge will be assessed after this date. By signing a promissory note, Lindenwood University has been given permission to contact the employer if the note is not paid by the date due. Direct Debit Payment Note (DDP) Lindenwood University is pleased to offer Direct Debit Payments for the convenience of students on their payment plans. Payments can be made directly (electronically) from a checking account. There is no set-up fee or interest charged for this method of payment. Any payment or financial aid received prior to the promissory note due date will be applied to the balance appearing on the student s account. Older Student & Institutional Grants Lindenwood offers a 50 percent scholarship to all persons age 60 and over. The University also offers partial institutional grants for employees of selected companies, municipalities, and school systems. These grants apply to the tuition-for credit classes. Any other funding may first replace the Lindenwood University grant. Enrollment Deposit Resident students are expected to pay a $300 nonrefundable fee to reserve their rooms. After the

5 nonrefundable fee to reserve their rooms. After the charges for the year have been paid, this fee becomes a refundable room damage deposit. An additional charge will be added for all single rooms in the dormitories and/or apartment/house living quarters (on a space-availability basis). When students have been accepted for admission, students, parents and/or guardians accept all conditions of payment as well as all regulations of the University. In making the payment of $300, the student and his or her parent or guardian acknowledge these terms and signify acceptance of these obligations. No promise or contract that differs from these terms shall bind the University unless it has been signed by the chief operating officer of Lindenwood University. The University reserves the right to increase or reduce fees each year according to changes in fiscal conditions. Withdrawal and Refund Students wishing to withdraw from Lindenwood University should contact both the Registrar s Office and Financial Aid. In order to receive the proper refund, any notification of withdrawal or cancellation and requests for refund should be made in writing. To begin the withdrawal process, students should submit a completed withdrawal form to the Registrar s Office located in the lower level of Roemer Hall. The office hours are Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. until 6 p.m., Friday 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., and Saturday 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Calculations of the return of Title IV aid or tuition adjustments shall be based on the date the student begins the withdrawal process or provides official notification of the intent to withdraw or at the midpoint of the payment period for which Title IV aid was disbursed. Any student who receives Title IV aid while attending Lindenwood University and withdraws during the first 60 percent of the term will be disbursed Title IV aid in direct proportion to the length of time he/she remains enrolled. Any student who remains enrolled beyond the 60 percent point of the term will not be entitled to a return of Title IV aid. All students are subject to the Lindenwood University refund calculation as described below. If any student withdraws prior to the beginning of a term, all payments for that term, except the initial $300 non-refundable room reservation deposit, will be refunded. The refund policy for tuition, including overload charges for semester and trimester schedules, is as follows: Withdrawal during 1st two weeks 75% Withdrawal during 3rd week of term 50% Withdrawal during 4th week of term 25% Withdrawal after 4th week of term No Refund The Quarter tuition refund schedule is as follows: Withdrawal before 1st class meets 100% Withdrawal before 2nd class meets 75% Withdrawal before 3rd class meets 50% Withdrawal before 4th class meets 25% After 4th class meets No Refund No refund for room charges will be made for a term after the student signs either a New Student Housing Application or a Returning Student Housing Application. Application, activity, lab and miscellaneous fees and room reservation deposits are non-refundable, except as indicated under Enrollment Deposit and above. Withdrawing from Courses Students may withdraw from a class within the first week of class of each term without having to obtain the signature of the faculty member, and the class will be dropped as a never attend. A student wishing to withdraw from all of his/her classes needs to obtain the signature of each instructor to indicate the last date of attendance in each class. To withdraw from a course with a W, a student must complete and sign a withdrawal form before the last day to withdraw with a W, secure the signature of his/her academic advisor, and, if he/she has attended the course at least once, the signature of the instructor of the course. Students wishing to withdraw from courses after the deadline to withdraw with a W will receive either a grade of WP (withdraw passing) or WF (withdraw failing). The deadline for WP/WF grades shall be a date for each term as set annually on the Academic Calendar at the two thirds mark of the term, semester, quarter, or five-term program. Neither grade will affect the student s grade point average. (Students should also refer to the Withdrawal and Refund section of the catalog.) Late withdrawals will be approved only under extreme circumstances. Only extraordinary, documented reasons for withdrawing after the stated deadline will be honored. A low grade in the class, lack of interest in the subject matter, a different learning style from that of the classroom professor, or a change of major/requirements will not be honored as reasons for late withdrawal. If a student believes that extraordinary circumstances require withdrawing from a class after the deadline, the student must complete the following steps: 1. Write a letter fully specifying the reasons for the withdrawal. 2. Gather supporting documentation (physical report, court documents, hospital documents, etc.). 3. Meet with the academic advisor for a signature on a policy exemption form. 4. Meet with the dean of the school for a signature on the exemption form. 5. Submit the signed form to the Vice President for Academic Affairs. If approved, the student will receive either a Withdraw Pass (WP) or a Withdraw Fail (WF), depending upon the grade at the time the student withdrew. If a student determines, after the term has ended, that a withdrawal from a class would have been the best option, he/she may request that the grade ii

6 assigned be changed to a WP/WF by using the procedure described above. Graduation Applications Official dates of graduation are March 30, June 30, August 30, September 30, October 30, December 30, and the designated commencement day in May. If a student expects to complete degree requirements by the end of this term, he/she must complete an application for graduation by the designated date listed in the schedule and/or catalog. Applications are available in the Registrar s Office. Applications received after the stated deadline may be held until the following graduation date. Transcripts Transcripts may be ordered in the following ways: 1. Online at the National Student Clearinghouse using a credit card. The base cost is $5 per transcript. Online delivery options range from send immediately to hold for final grades and/or degree conferral. 2. In person at the Business Office. Requests submitted in person are processed for pick-up immediately. You must submit a completed transcript request form and submit payment of $5 by cash, check, or money order. Transcripts requested in person are only available for pick-up. Requests to have transcripts mailed are only available through the online service. No transcript will be issued for any student who has an unsatisfied financial obligation to the university. Official transcripts are sent directly to a college, employer, or other agency and bear the university seal. Student copies may be sent directly to the student and are identified as such. The fee for either type of transcript is the same. In accordance with federal law (The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act), student transcripts are issued only at the written request of a student. A transcript will not be released without the student s signature appearing on the request. Transcript requests are not accepted by telephone. A transcript is a picture of the student s complete record at Lindenwood University. Partial transcripts are not issued. Transcripts of work completed at other colleges must be obtained directly from those institutions. Student Resources Butler Library Built in 1929, the Margaret Leggat Butler Library provides a warm environment for scholarly pursuit. The library contains a collection of books, periodicals, online resources, and other instructional and media resources. The materials in the library exist to support the curricular offerings of the University. Students may also access the resources of Butler Library remotely using their Lionmail account login and password. More than 50 subscription databases are available to students and faculty at no cost. In addition, the library houses the Mary E. Ambler Archives, which include primary source material documenting the history of Lindenwood and the surrounding area. The Library is also a member of the MOBIUS consortium, which provides students access to over 14 million book titles throughout the state of Missouri. If an item is not available through MOBIUS, patrons may use Butler Library s Inter-Library Loan service. Butler Library s dedicated staff is available to help patrons navigate the wealth of traditional print and electronic resources that it offers. The library staff has developed a series of workshops, class presentations, and study guides to assist users. In addition, the Lindenwood librarians are available during all library hours to assist patrons with whatever their research needs might be. Reference librarians may be contacted in person, by phone, or by . In addition to the traditional offerings at Butler Library, students are encouraged to stop in for a cup of coffee and a snack at the library s coffee shop, Java 201. On-Campus Printing Students are entitled to print an allotted number of pages from any on-campus computer at no cost per term. Resident students may print up to 500 pages per term; commuter students may print up to 300 pages per term. Once the total number of allotted pages has been reached, students may opt to purchase additional printing capabilities through the student portal at a rate of $ per hundred pages. The Writing Center The Lindenwood University Writing Center, located in Butler Library, offers tutorial assistance to students working on written assignments. Students are highly encouraged to make appointments on the Writing Center website. Tutors are prepared to help students in all disciplines create and revise assigned work. Common issues tutors address include organization, sentence clarity, development, grammar, and usage. Tutoring Services Many academic areas have peer tutors who complete their Work and Learn hours by helping other students understand course material. Some schools list tutors on PC Common in the Tutor Lists folder. Others provide the option for making tutor appointments online at Students are also encouraged to ask their classroom professors about possible tutoring assistance. Lindenwood also offers online tutoring from Smarthinking which is available to any Lindenwood student. Online tutors are available to work with students as many as 24 hours a day, depending upon the subject area. Tutors are available in many subjects including writing, math, accounting, statistics, finance, economics, biology, anatomy & physiology, physics, chemistry, and Spanish. Completed drafts of writing assignments may also be submitted to Smarthinking s Essay Center for detailed, personalized feedback typically within 24 hours. Students may access online tutoring through Blackboard and the student portal. Student and Academic Support Services (SASS) and Student Ombudsman Students who experience problems of any type are encouraged to visit The Office of Student and Academic Support Services (SASS). SASS assists students in the iii

7 resolution of obstacles that impede academic progress. SASS staff can assist with inter-office facilitation, institutional guidance, academic mentoring, and dispute resolution. The Dean of Student and Academic Support Services also works as a liaison between students and other University offices and serves as the official University-student ombudsman. SASS is located in the Memorial Arts Building and can be contacted at crodgers@lindenwood.edu or at (636) The Student Counseling and Resource Center The Student Counseling and Resource Center offers free, confidential individual and group counseling services as well as exploration of personality type for career choice. Counseling is provided by graduate students in their final term of the Professional Counseling Program. Contact SCRC coordinator Dr. Marsha Andreoff at (636) to make an appointment. Also available at the SCRC is pastoral counseling provided by the Christian Ministry Studies Department Chair. Contact Dr. Luke Bobo at (636) for more information. Student Health Center The Sisters of St. Mary (SSM) Student Health Center serves on-campus resident students for a variety of medical conditions, from flu-like symptoms and minor injuries to physical examinations and immunizations. The clinic has an onsite nurse practitioner to assist students with their healthcare needs. Walk-ins are welcome, but students with appointments take first priority. The center is located in the Connection Center on the first floor of the Spellmann Center. Campus Accessibility for Students with Disabilities The guiding philosophy of Lindenwood University is to make programs and facilities as accessible as possible to students with disabilities. The coordinator for campus accessibility services acts to ensure the accessibility of programs and assists and supports students with disabilities. Students who need assistance or accommodations regarding certified disabilities should contact the Student Support and Accessibility Coordinator at (636) Each student is encouraged to serve as her or his own advocate and to be responsible for obtaining special services offered by the University. If the coordinator is unable to satisfy a reasonable request, that request may then be directed to the office of the Dean of Student and Academic Support Services, located in the Memorial Arts Building. Class Schedule Notes The following class schedules list courses by department, course number, section, course title, credit hours, days, time, room, instructors and lab fees, plus prerequisites, lab days and times. R denotes a Thursday class. All credits are in semester hours. Explanation of Designations GE - Course fulfills general education requirement. CC - Course fulfills cross cultural requirement. Classroom Designations BUTLR - Butler Hall CLARK - Clark House CNAHS - Center for Nursing and Allied Health Sciences CSC-Campus Service Center BOONE - Historic Daniel Boone Home & Heritage Center ELM-Elm Street Classrooms FIT-C - Fitness Center FLD-H - Fieldhouse JSCHE - J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts HARMN - Harmon Hall (formerly the Fine Arts Building) HITCT - HIT Center LLCNTY - Lincoln County LIB01 - Butler Library LIB02 - Butler Library LUCC - Lindenwood University Cultural Center MAB - Memorial Arts Building NORCO - North County HYLND - Robert F. Hyland Arena PRH - PR House ROEMR - Roemer Hall ROTC - ROTC Office SPLMN - Spellmann Campus Center SOCO - South County SEAST - Studio East SWEST - Studio West YOUNG - Young Hall All statements in this publication concerning policies and fees are subject to change without notice. Lionmail Lionmail is the University s internal system. Important messages including information about academic standing and financial aid are sent via Lionmail. Students will be held accountable for any information or due dates sent via the campus system. Lionmail accounts are available for all students and may be accessed from the Lindenwood homepage. iv

8 assigned be changed to a WP/WF by using the procedure described above. Graduation Applications Official dates of graduation are March 30, June 30, August 30, September 30, October 30, December 30, and the designated commencement day in May. If a student expects to complete degree requirements by the end of this term, he/she must complete an application for graduation by the designated date listed in the schedule and/or catalog. Applications are available in the Registrar s Office. Applications received after the stated deadline may be held until the following graduation date. Transcripts Transcripts may be ordered in the following ways: 1. Online at the National Student Clearinghouse using a credit card. The base cost is $5 per transcript. Online delivery options range from send immediately to hold for final grades and/or degree conferral. 2. In person at the Business Office. Requests submitted in person are processed for pick-up immediately. You must submit a completed transcript request form and submit payment of $5 by cash, check, or money order. Transcripts requested in person are only available for pick-up. Requests to have transcripts mailed are only available through the online service. No transcript will be issued for any student who has an unsatisfied financial obligation to the university. Official transcripts are sent directly to a college, employer, or other agency and bear the university seal. Student copies may be sent directly to the student and are identified as such. The fee for either type of transcript is the same. In accordance with federal law (The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act), student transcripts are issued only at the written request of a student. A transcript will not be released without the student s signature appearing on the request. Transcript requests are not accepted by telephone. A transcript is a picture of the student s complete record at Lindenwood University. Partial transcripts are not issued. Transcripts of work completed at other colleges must be obtained directly from those institutions. Student Resources Butler Library Built in 1929, the Margaret Leggat Butler Library provides a warm environment for scholarly pursuit. The library contains a collection of books, periodicals, online resources, and other instructional and media resources. The materials in the library exist to support the curricular offerings of the University. Students may also access the resources of Butler Library remotely using their Lionmail account login and password. More than 50 subscription databases are available to students and faculty at no cost. In addition, the library houses the Mary E. Ambler Archives, which include primary source material documenting the history of Lindenwood and the surrounding area. The Library is also a member of the MOBIUS consortium, which provides students access to over 14 million book titles throughout the state of Missouri. If an item is not available through MOBIUS, patrons may use Butler Library s Inter-Library Loan service. Butler Library s dedicated staff is available to help patrons navigate the wealth of traditional print and electronic resources that it offers. The library staff has developed a series of workshops, class presentations, and study guides to assist users. In addition, the Lindenwood librarians are available during all library hours to assist patrons with whatever their research needs might be. Reference librarians may be contacted in person, by phone, or by . In addition to the traditional offerings at Butler Library, students are encouraged to stop in for a cup of coffee and a snack at the library s coffee shop, Java 201. On-Campus Printing Students are entitled to print an allotted number of pages from any on-campus computer at no cost per term. Resident students may print up to 500 pages per term; commuter students may print up to 300 pages per term. Once the total number of allotted pages has been reached, students may opt to purchase additional printing capabilities through the student portal at a rate of $ per hundred pages. The Writing Center The Lindenwood University Writing Center, located in Butler Library, offers tutorial assistance to students working on written assignments. Students are highly encouraged to make appointments on the Writing Center website. Tutors are prepared to help students in all disciplines create and revise assigned work. Common issues tutors address include organization, sentence clarity, development, grammar, and usage. Tutoring Services Many academic areas have peer tutors who complete their Work and Learn hours by helping other students understand course material. Some schools list tutors on PC Common in the Tutor Lists folder. Others provide the option for making tutor appointments online at Students are also encouraged to ask their classroom professors about possible tutoring assistance. Lindenwood also offers online tutoring from Smarthinking which is available to any Lindenwood student. Online tutors are available to work with students as many as 24 hours a day, depending upon the subject area. Tutors are available in many subjects including writing, math, accounting, statistics, finance, economics, biology, anatomy & physiology, physics, chemistry, and Spanish. Completed drafts of writing assignments may also be submitted to Smarthinking s Essay Center for detailed, personalized feedback typically within 24 hours. Students may access online tutoring through Blackboard and the student portal. Student and Academic Support Services (SASS) and Student Ombudsman Students who experience problems of any type are encouraged to visit The Office of Student and Academic Support Services (SASS). SASS assists students in the iii

9 resolution of obstacles that impede academic progress. SASS staff can assist with inter-office facilitation, institutional guidance, academic mentoring, and dispute resolution. The Dean of Student and Academic Support Services also works as a liaison between students and other University offices and serves as the official University-student ombudsman. SASS is located in the Memorial Arts Building and can be contacted at crodgers@lindenwood.edu or at (636) The Student Counseling and Resource Center The Student Counseling and Resource Center offers free, confidential individual and group counseling services as well as exploration of personality type for career choice. Counseling is provided by graduate students in their final term of the Professional Counseling Program. Contact SCRC coordinator Dr. Marsha Andreoff at (636) to make an appointment. Also available at the SCRC is pastoral counseling provided by the Christian Ministry Studies Department Chair. Contact Dr. Luke Bobo at (636) for more information. Student Health Center The Sisters of St. Mary (SSM) Student Health Center serves on-campus resident students for a variety of medical conditions, from flu-like symptoms and minor injuries to physical examinations and immunizations. The clinic has an onsite nurse practitioner to assist students with their healthcare needs. Walk-ins are welcome, but students with appointments take first priority. The center is located in the Connection Center on the first floor of the Spellmann Center. Campus Accessibility for Students with Disabilities The guiding philosophy of Lindenwood University is to make programs and facilities as accessible as possible to students with disabilities. The coordinator for campus accessibility services acts to ensure the accessibility of programs and assists and supports students with disabilities. Students who need assistance or accommodations regarding certified disabilities should contact the Student Support and Accessibility Coordinator at (636) Each student is encouraged to serve as her or his own advocate and to be responsible for obtaining special services offered by the University. If the coordinator is unable to satisfy a reasonable request, that request may then be directed to the office of the Dean of Student and Academic Support Services, located in the Memorial Arts Building. Class Schedule Notes The following class schedules list courses by department, course number, section, course title, credit hours, days, time, room, instructors and lab fees, plus prerequisites, lab days and times. R denotes a Thursday class. All credits are in semester hours. Explanation of Designations GE - Course fulfills general education requirement. CC - Course fulfills cross cultural requirement. Classroom Designations BUTLR - Butler Hall CLARK - Clark House CNAHS - Center for Nursing and Allied Health Sciences CSC-Campus Service Center BOONE - Historic Daniel Boone Home & Heritage Center ELM-Elm Street Classrooms FIT-C - Fitness Center FLD-H - Fieldhouse JSCHE - J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts HARMN - Harmon Hall (formerly the Fine Arts Building) HITCT - HIT Center LLCNTY - Lincoln County LIB01 - Butler Library LIB02 - Butler Library LUCC - Lindenwood University Cultural Center MAB - Memorial Arts Building NORCO - North County HYLND - Robert F. Hyland Arena PRH - PR House ROEMR - Roemer Hall ROTC - ROTC Office SPLMN - Spellmann Campus Center SOCO - South County SEAST - Studio East SWEST - Studio West YOUNG - Young Hall All statements in this publication concerning policies and fees are subject to change without notice. Lionmail Lionmail is the University s internal system. Important messages including information about academic standing and financial aid are sent via Lionmail. Students will be held accountable for any information or due dates sent via the campus system. Lionmail accounts are available for all students and may be accessed from the Lindenwood homepage. iv

10 Lindenwood Mission Statement Lindenwood University offers values-centered programs leading to the development of the whole person an educated, responsible citizen of a global community. Lindenwood is committed to providing an integrative liberal arts curriculum, offering professional and pre-professional degree programs, focusing on the talents, interests, and future of the student, supporting academic freedom and the unrestricted search for truth, affording cultural enrichment to the surrounding community, promoting ethical lifestyles, developing adaptive thinking and problem-solving skills, furthering lifelong learning. Lindenwood is an independent, public-serving liberal arts university that has a historical relationship with the Presbyterian Church and is firmly rooted in Judeo- Christian values. These values include belief in an ordered, purposeful universe, the dignity of work, the worth and integrity of the individual, the obligations and privileges of citizenship, and the primacy of the truth.

11 The Lindenwood EDGE Having the Lindenwood EDGE means to be... Educated Enlightened by the liberal arts and sciences Equipped for a modern career Engaged in lifelong learning Disciplined Principled and values-based Self-starting Others-centered Global Inter-culturally informed Open-minded Internationally connected Effective Compellingly expressive Workplace proficient Leadership destined

12 Office of Undergraduate Admissions (636) Office of Evening and Graduate Admissions (636) S. Kingshighway St. Charles, MO Values-centered liberal arts education preparing students for life 1

13 Lindenwood University Online Courses 09/28/2015 CourseSchedule FA SEM 15 Page # 1 Dept Crs ID Type Section Course Name Credits LabFee PreRequisite/CoRequisite ACCT ONLNE OL11 Principles of Financial Accounting $50.00 C or better in MTH 14100, MTH 14200, MTH , MTH 15200, MTH 17500, MTH 24100, MTH 27100, or MTH Please note: This is an online course with weekly requirements and deadlines as posted in the course syllabus. Access Blackboard through your port Brickler-Ulrich, Kimberly K ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 ACCT ONLNE OL21 Principles of Managerial Accounting $50.00 C or better in ACCT and a grade of C or better in MTH 14100, MTH , MTH 15100, MTH 15200, MTH 17500, MTH 24100, MTH 27100, or MTH Please note: This is an online class with wekly requirements and deadlines as posted in the syllabus. Ac Moore, Debra L. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 ACCT ONLNE OL11 Financial Statement Analysis $50.00 C or better in ACCT or FIN Also required is the successful completion the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA) or ENG Please note: This is an online course with weekly requirements and deadlines as posted in the course syllabus. Ac Mack, Jennifer M. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 BIO ONLNE OL01 Nutrition (GE-BioSci) Toal, Kevin R ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 BSC ONLNE OL21 Principles of Environmental Biology (GE-BioSci) Crawford, John A. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 CHM ONLNE OL11 Chemistry in Society (GE-PhysSci) Pavelec, Tammi ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 CHM ONLNE OL21 Environmental Science (GE-PhysSci) Pavelec, Tammi ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 CJ ONLNE OL11 Criminology (GE-SocSci) Marhanka, Darren H. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 CJ ONLNE OL21 Criminal Procedure CJ and CJ Overall, Gene ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 CJ ONLNE OL21 Criminal Investigation CJ and CJ Marhanka, Darren H. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 CJ ONLNE OL11 Criminal Justice Ethics CJ and CJ Fisk, Chad Kenneth ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 CJ ONLNE OL1 Senior Seminar in Criminal Justice senior standing (preferably last semester of coursework) and successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA). Offered: Fall and Spring semesters. Witherspoon, Pernell ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 COM ONLNO OL01 History of Film (GE-CrsClt)-Online Students Only Carlos, Peter V ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015

14 Lindenwood University Online Courses 09/28/2015 CourseSchedule FA SEM 15 Page # 2 Dept Crs ID Type Section Course Name Credits DAN ONLNE OL01 Dance as an Art (GE-FineArt/CrsClt) LabFee PreRequisite/CoRequisite Zweier, Tricia A. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ECON ONLNE OL11 Survey of Economics (GE-SocSci) Please note: This is an online course with weekly requirements and deadlines as posted in the course syllabus. Access Blackboard through your portal no later than the 1st day of the term for course information. Kamm, Judy K. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 ECON ONLNE OL11 Principles of Microeconomics (GE-SocSci) $50.00 C or better in MTH 14100, MTH 14200, MTH 15100, MTH 15200, MTH 17500, MTH 24100, MTH or MTH Please note: This is an online course with weekly requirements and deadlines as posted in the course syllabus. Access Blackboard through your portal Mathea, Michael J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 ECON ONLNE OL21 Principles of Macroeconomics (GE-SocSci) $50.00 C or better in MTH 14100, MTH 14200, MTH 15100, MTH 15200, MTH 17500, MTH 24100, MTH or MTH Please note: This is an online course with weekly requirements and deadlines as posted in the course syllabus. Access Blackboard through your portal Higgs, Gary K ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 EDA ONLNE OL01 School Administration Foliotek and MEP Seminar 0.00 Weir, Graham M. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 Waters, John ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDA ONLNE OL01 Foundations and Administration of Special Education Vanderpool, William Curt ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDA ONLNE OL01 School Law Brink, John ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDA ONLNE OL01 Special Education Law Brink, John ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDA ONLNE OL01 Special Education Field Experience for Administrators Vanderpool, William Curt ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDA ONLNE OL01 School Law Brink, John ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDAH ONLNE OL01 Business Management in Higher Education Administration Moore, Diane L. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDL ONLNE OL01 Libraries and Librarianship Gibbs, Yvonne Duncan ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDS ONLNE OL01 Behavior Management EDU Huddleston, Melissa A ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDS ONLNE OL01 Intro & Meth Tchg Chldrn w/disabilities Cross Cat Settings 4.00 Panagos, Rebecca J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015

15 Lindenwood University Online Courses 09/28/2015 CourseSchedule FA SEM 15 Page # 3 Dept Crs ID Type Section Course Name Credits LabFee PreRequisite/CoRequisite EDS ONLNE OL01 Special Education Counseling EDU Stacy, Beth ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDS ONLNE OL01 Behavior Management Huddleston, Melissa A ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDS ONLNE OL01 Intro & Meth Tchg Chldrn w/disabilities Cross Cat Settings 4.00 Panagos, Rebecca J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDS ONLNE OL01 Special Education Counseling Panagos, Rebecca J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDT ONLNE OL11 Educational Technology Theory and Practice Teson, Sherry Sue ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 EDT ONLNE OL21 Transforming Learning with Technology Teson, Sherry Sue ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 EDT ONLNE OL11 Digital Communication Hartman, Gina R. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 EDT ONLNE OL01 Andragogy and Distance Education Hartman, Gina R. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 EDT ONLNE OL01 Ethics and Issues in Educational Technology VanderGraaf, Vanessa ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Psychology of Teaching and Learning Stacy, Beth ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Adolescent Literature Miller, Cynthia R ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Methods of Teaching Reading, Writing, and Oral EDU Communication Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Methods of Teaching Reading in the Content EDU Areas Moran, Sarah A. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Assessment of Intellectual Skills Iborg, Diana Henson ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Education of the Exceptional Child EDU Freeman, Janis ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Early Childhood Screening, Diagnosing and EDU Prescribing Instr Hantak, Kelly Ann ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Coordination of Cooperative Education Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Methods of Teaching Marketing Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Curriculum for Marketing Education Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Implementing Vocational Business Education Programs Barnes, Janet L ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015

16 Lindenwood University Online Courses 09/28/2015 CourseSchedule FA SEM 15 Page # 4 Dept Crs ID Type Section Course Name Credits LabFee PreRequisite/CoRequisite EDU ONLNE OL01 Middle School Philosophy/Organization EDU Savage, Tad E. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Middle School Curriculum/Instruction EDU Cummins, Marcia L. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Reading/Writing Across Curriculum EDU Cummins, Marcia L. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Middle School Psychology EDU Savage, Tad E. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Psychology of Teaching and Learning Johnson, Emilie W. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Methods of Teaching Reading, Writing, and Oral Communication Moran, Sarah A. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL02 Analysis of Teaching and Learning Behavior Towers, Donna M. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNO OL01 Analysis of Tchg & Learning Behavior-Online Students Only Wood, Tracy D. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Methods of Teaching Reading in the Content Areas Moran, Sarah A. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL02 Conceptualization of Education Newman, Carrie A ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNO OL01 Conceptualization of Education-Online Students Only McInnis, Timothy M. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Survey of Gifted and Talented Education Gismegian, Mary A. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL02 Curr Anlys & Dsgn (for Gifted Educ) Bacon, Sharon L ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNO OL01 Curriculum Analysis and Design-Online Students Only Nelson, Brie A. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Assessment of Intellectual Skills Iborg, Diana Henson ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 A Survey of Learning Styles Tomicich, Heather N ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Education of the Exceptional Child Freeman, Janis ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Meeting the Affective Needs of Gifted Children Gismegian, Mary A. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Adolescent Literature Miller, Cynthia R ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Early Childhood Screening, Diagnosing & Prescribing Instruct Hantak, Kelly Ann ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015

17 Lindenwood University Online Courses 09/28/2015 CourseSchedule FA SEM 15 Page # 5 Dept Crs ID Type Section Course Name Credits EDU ONLNE OL01 Coordination of Cooperative Education LabFee PreRequisite/CoRequisite Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Methods of Teaching Marketing Education Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Curriculum for Marketing Education Syron, Angela D. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL02 Educational Research Orlando, Maria F. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNO OL01 Educational Research-Online Students Only Orlando, Maria F. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Implementing Vocational Business Education Programs Barnes, Janet L ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Character Education Curriculum Design Johnson, Emilie W. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Middle School Philosophy/Organization Savage, Tad E. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Middle School Curriculum/Instruction Cummins, Marcia L. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Reading/Writing across Curriculum Cummins, Marcia L. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Middle School Psychology Savage, Tad E. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Adolescent Psychology Savage, Tad E. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EDU ONLNE OL01 Self Prescribed Course: Character Education Johnson, Emilie W. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ENGL ONLNE OL01 Strategies for University Writing (GE-Eng) Placement Intihar, Pyra ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ENGL ONLNE OL02 Strategies for University Writing (GE-Eng) Church, Jeffrey E ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ENGL ONLNE OL03 Strategies for University Writing (GE-Eng) Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ENGL ONLNE OL01 Research and Argumentation (GE-Eng) ENGL or EPP with a "C" or better. In order to advance out of ENG 17000, students must earn a "C" or above. Intihar, Pyra ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ENGL ONLNO OL21 World Literature I (GE-Lit/CrsClt)-Online Students ENGL with a C or better Only Intihar, Pyra ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 ENGL ONLNE OL01 Writing Proficiency Lab Lampley, Jazmine M ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ENGL ONLNE OL11 American Literature I (GE-Lit) ENGL with a C or better Heyn, Hollis C. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015

18 Lindenwood University Online Courses 09/28/2015 CourseSchedule FA SEM 15 Page # 6 Dept Crs ID Type Section Course Name Credits LabFee PreRequisite/CoRequisite ENTR ONLNE OL11 Small Business and Entrepreneurship $50.00 a grade of C or better in MGMT Also required is the successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA) or ENGL Allen, Robert E ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 ESC ONLNE OL01 Introductory Meteorology (GE-EarthSci) Perantoni, Edward J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ESC ONLNE OL01 Meteorology Lab (GE-EarthSciLab) 1.00 Perantoni, Edward J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ESC ONLNE OL01 Oceanography (GE-EarthSci) Perantoni, Edward J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ESC ONLNE OL01 Astronomy Lab (GE-EarthSciLab) 1.00 $35.00 Concurrent enrollment in ESC or permission of dean required. Lab fee required. Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ESC ONLNE OL11 Introductory Astronomy with Lab (GE- EarthSciLab) 4.00 Hopkins, Deb L. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 ESC ONLNE OL21 Introductory Astronomy with Lab (GE- EarthSciLab) 4.00 Hopkins, Deb L. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 ESOL ONLNE OL01 TESOL Methods Sencibaugh, Angela Michelle ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 ESOL ONLNE OL01 TESOL Methods Sencibaugh, Angela Michelle ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 EXS ONLNE OL01 Assessment of Nutritional Status Levine, Rebecca D. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 FIN ONLNE OL11 Principles of Finance $50.00 a grade of C or better in ACCT and MTH or MTH or higher. Also required is the successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA) or ENGL Boyd, James W ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 FIN ONLNE OL21 Investments I $50.00 a grade of C or better in ECON and FIN Also required is the successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA) or ENGL Banerjee, Gaurango ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 GEO ONLNE OL11 World Regional Geography (GE-CrsClt) ENGL with a C or better; or permission of dean. Marsh, Meredith J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 GEO ONLNE OL21 World Regional Geography (GE-CrsClt) ENGL with a C or better; or permission of dean. Marsh, Meredith J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 HFS ONLNE OL01 First Aid/CPR/Sport Injuries 2.00 Dykes, Alyson G. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 HFS ONLNE OL02 First Aid/CPR/Sport Injuries 2.00 Dykes, Alyson G. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015

19 Lindenwood University Online Courses 09/28/2015 CourseSchedule FA SEM 15 Page # 7 Dept Crs ID Type Section Course Name Credits HFS ONLNE OL01 Health and Nutrition 4.00 LabFee PreRequisite/CoRequisite Alameda, Annie ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 HFS ONLNE OL01 Community Health ENGL Alameda, Annie ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 HIS ONLNE OL11 World History Since 1500 (GE-WHis) ENGL or placement in ENGL or EPP or placement in EPP Capps, Tracy Rehbein ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 HIS ONLNO OL21 World History Since 1500 (GE-WHis)-Online Students Only ENGL or placement in ENGL or EPP or placement in EPP Capps, Tracy Rehbein ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 HIS ONLNE OL11 America: Colony to Civil War (GE-AmGovHis) ENGL or placement in ENGL or EPP or placement in EPP Rectenwald, Miranda L ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 HIS ONLNO OL21 Amer: Colony to Civil War (GE-AmGovHis)-Online Students Only ENGL or placement in ENGL or EPP or placement in EPP Rectenwald, Miranda L ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 HP ONLNE OL01 Psychological and Sociological Aspects of Physical Education Wright, Paul S. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 HP ONLNE OL01 Community Health Alameda, Annie ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /11/2015 INTL ONLNE OL11 Global Business and Society successful completion the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA) or ENGL Loughlin, John Jackson ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 INTL ONLNE OL21 International Marketing $50.00 a grade of C or better in INTL Also required is the successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA) or ENGL Coble, Kyle D ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 LUL ONLNO OL11 Academic Success Strategies-Online Students Only 1.00 Williamson, Shane Y. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 LUL ONLNO OL21 Academic Success Strategies-Online Students Only 1.00 Williamson, Shane Y. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL11 Introduction to Business and Free Enterprise a grade of C or better in ENGL or EPP or higher; or placement into ENGL or EPP Schneider, Karolina ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL11 Excel for Professionals $25.00 Please note: This is an online course with weekly requirements and deadlines as posted in the course syllabus. Arrowsmith-Elliott, Beth J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL21 Excel for Professionals $25.00 Arrowsmith-Elliott, Beth J. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015

20 Lindenwood University Online Courses 09/28/2015 CourseSchedule FA SEM 15 Page # 8 Dept Crs ID Type Section Course Name Credits LabFee PreRequisite/CoRequisite MGMT ONLNE OL11 Principles of Management $25.00 a grade of C or better in ENGL Dokes, Eugene E. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL21 Principles of Management $25.00 a grade of C or better in ENGL Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL11 Business Law I $50.00 a grade of C or better in ENGL Elliott, Douglas R. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL21 Business Law I $50.00 a grade of C or better in ENGL Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL11 Introduction to Management Decision Science $25.00 a C or better in MIS 24000; a grade of C or better in MTH and in one of the following courses: MTH 14200, MTH 15100, MTH 15200, MTH 17500, MTH 24100, MTH or MTH Also required is the successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Asse Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL21 Introduction to Management Decision Science $25.00 a C or better in MIS 24000; a grade of C or better in MTH and in one of the following courses: MTH 14200, MTH 15100, MTH 15200, MTH 17500, MTH 24100, MTH or MTH Also required is the successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Asse Talbott, Robert ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL21 Principles of Supply Chain Management $50.00 a grade of C or better in ECON or ECON Also required is the successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA) or ENGL Wessel, Cynthia ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL11 Principles of Operations Management $50.00 a grade of C or better in MGMT and MTH 14100, MTH 14200, MTH 15100, MTH 15200, MTH 17500, MTH 24100, MTH or MTH Also required is the successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA) or ENGL Marzano, Michael P. ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL21 Principles of Operations Management $50.00 a grade of C or better in MGMT and MTH 14100, MTH 14200, MTH 15100, MTH 15200, MTH 17500, MTH 24100, MTH or MTH Also required is the successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA) or ENGL Staff, Staff CNCLD-CNCLD N/A N/A 10/19/ /11/2015 MGMT ONLNE OL11 Organizational Behavior $50.00 a grade of C or better in ENGL Lombardo, Augestina (Tina) M Also required is the successful completion of the Writing Proficiency Assessment (WPA) or ENGL ONLIN-ONLINE ARR N/A N/A 08/24/ /16/2015