LEARN BOLDLY. LIVE TO INSPIRE. 2015 FALL SCHEDULE

LEARN BOLDLY. LIVE TO INSPIRE. 2015 FALL SCHEDULE OFFICE OF REGISTRATION AND RECORDS: 830 372 8040 FAX: 830-372-8179 The information in this schedule is for planning purposes only and is subject to change at the discretion of the university. 1000 W. Court St. Seguin, Texas 78155 www.tlu.edu

TEXAS LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY Academic Calendar Fall 2015 Semester FALL 2015 CALENDAR August 20-23 August 20-21 August 22 August 24 August 24-28 August 25 August 28 September 7 September 18 September 29 October 9 October 15-16 November 3 November 9-13 November 16-20 November 25-27 December 9 December 9-10 December 10 December 11-16 December 17 December 19 December 21 Returning students check-in online New students living on campus check-in online New students living on campus move-in; new commuters check-in in-person Returning students move-in Late registration and schedule changes First day of class Last day to register for the fall semester Labor Day Holiday (no classes university offices closed) Three week checks due Last day to finish an incomplete from summer terms Six-week grades due Mid-semester break Last day to withdraw from a course with a W Faculty advising Registration for spring Thanksgiving break (no classes university offices closed) Last day of lecture Make-up registration Reading day Final examinations Graduating senior grades due by 5 p.m. Baccalaureate (a.m.) & Commencement (p.m.) All other student grades due at 5 p.m.

FALL 2015 REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES UNLESS THEY HAVE MET WITH THEIR ADVISOR. IF THERE ARE ANY HOLDS LISTED IN YOUR mytlu STUDENT ACCOUNT, YOU MUST CLEAR THOSE PRIOR TO REGISTRATION. Step I - Course Selection 1) Go to mytlu and sign in to your student account. Click on the Student tab, and select Registration and Advising. You will find information there on registering for courses. 2) See your academic advisor and get clearance for online registration. Your advisor will need to change your advising flag from N to Y. 3) Check the Registration Holds portion of the Registration and Advising page in your mytlu account. If you have holds, you must get them cleared with the appropriate office before you can register. 4) Students have a designated registration time based on their number of earned hours. Your online registration time is displayed for you in your mytlu student account, on the Registration and Advising page, in the Registration Times Info section. Have a question about your registration time? Call the Office of Registration & Records at 830-327-8040. 5) Make-up registration and schedule changes may be made April 29 th and 30 th. Step II - Payment of Fees A bill will be mailed to the student s permanent home address in July. Students may choose to pay in full or submit the first installment of the monthly payment plan by August 3 rd, 2015. IF PAYMENT OR PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS ARE NOT MADE BY AUGUST 3 rd, HOUSING RESERVATIONS AND CLASS SCHEDULES MAY BE DELETED! A $50 late fee will be assessed to all students who do not meet the initial payment deadline. Step III - Required Check-in All students must check-in before they attend classes. Students who have completed Steps I and II will check-in online August 20-23 using the mytlu student portal. Students who have holds that prevent them from checking-in online will check-in in-person in the Office of Registration & Records on Monday, August 24 th. Students who do not check-in and confirm their registration will have their schedule deleted. Step IV Schedule Changes Returning students who wish to add or drop a course may make schedule changes at mytlu, or in the Office of Registration & Records, beginning Monday, August 24 th.

LATE REGISTRATION Late registration takes place in the Office of Registration & Records (BC 101) on August 24-28, 2015, from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. A late registration fee of $100 is assessed for all late registrations. The last day to register for the Fall 2015 semester is Friday, August 28 th. REGISTRATION INFO ADVISING REGISTRATION PAYMENT New students will receive registration instructions during summer orientation. Returning students should visit their mytlu account, print off a copy of a registration card and a transcript, and see their advisor for registration clearance. Students meet with their academic advisor to discuss course selection and receive registration clearance. New and returning students may register between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. in the Office of Registration & Records after seeing an advisor. Payment in full, or the 1 st installment (40%) if using the payment plan, will be due at the time of registration. Refer to the TLU catalog for information regarding tuition, fees, and refund policies. FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT (RPA) makes every effort to comply with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This act is designed to protect the privacy of a student s educational records and the right of a student to his/her records. The Student Handbook and the TLU Bulletin both describe the policies that govern maintenance of and access to a student s personal and academic records. The policy permits disclosure of educational records under certain limited circumstances and routine disclosures, at the University s discretion of information defined by the University as directory information. Texas Lutheran defines directory information as the following: name, local, permanent and email address, phone number, major, minor, photo, participation in sports, height and weight of athletes, degree candidacy, degrees and awards received, number of registered hours, classification, academic honors, dates of attendance, and previous colleges attended. You have the right to prevent the disclosure of directory information by filing a request in writing in the Office of Registration and Records on the Request to Prevent Disclosure of Directory Information form (which is available in the Registrar s office). Such a request is good for one semester only. assumes no liability for any actions or results that come from honoring your instructions that the information be withheld.

Additional Schedule Information Important Registration Dates April 6-10 April 13-17 April 29-30 May 14 June 1 June 2 July 6 July 7 August 25 August 28 See your advisor and get cleared for registration; clear any holds on your student account Preregistration for May term, summer, and fall Makeup registration for students who missed registration or had holds May term begins; last day to add a class for May term Summer A term begins Last day to add a summer A course Summer B term begins Last day to add a summer B course Fall term begins Last day to add a fall class Band, Orchestra, and Choir Schedules Below is a listing of the rehearsal times for the School of Music ensembles. For more information contact the music department at 830-372-6015. Course Number Course Name Instructor Day Time Location MUSI 104/114 Chamber Orchestra Jeffords, E. T W F 4:30-6:00 5:30-7:00 2:30-4:00 FINE 100 WLT FINE 100 MUSI 106/116 Jazz Band McDonald, S. TR 7:00-8:00 WLT MUSI 107/117 Wind Ensemble Bronk, M. MW R 4:30-6:00 5:00-6:00 FINE 100 FINE 100 MUSI 107/117 Symphonic Winds Bronk, M. TR R 12:00-12:50 4:00-5:00 FINE 100 FINE 100 MUSI 108/118 TLU Choir Boyer, D. MTWR 4:30-6:00 FINE 190 MUSI 108/118 TLU Women s Choir Boyer, D. TR 12:00-12:50 FINE 190 W 5:30-6:00 FINE 190 MUSI 108A/118A Kantorei Chamber Choir Boyer, D. MT R 6:00-7:00 FINE 190 Final Exam Schedule Fall 2015 Important dates: Wednesday, December 9 th Last Day of Lecture Thursday, December 10 th Reading Day (8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) Thurs-Wed, December 10-16 Final Exams (includes Saturday exams) Thursday, December 17 th Graduating seniors final grades due by 5pm Saturday, December 19 th Commencement Monday, December 21 st Other student s final grades due by 5pm All final examinations are to be conducted according to the schedule below: Day 8:30-11:30 a.m. 1:30-4:30 p.m. 6:30-9:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec 10 Study Time Study Time TR 4:00 & TR & R-Only Evening Classes Friday, Dec 11 MWF 9:00 a.m. MW(F) 1:00 p.m. MW 4:00 & Non-Standard Classes Saturday, Dec 12 MWF 8:00 a.m. MW 2:30 p.m. No Exams Monday, Dec 14 MWF 10:30 a.m. TR 2:30 p.m. MW & M-Only Evening Classes Tuesday, Dec 15 TR 10:30 a.m. TR 1:00 p.m. T-Only Evening Classes Wednesday, Dec 16 TR 8:00 a.m. MWF 11:30 a.m. W-Only Evening Classes Thursday, Dec 17 Make-up Exams Make-up Exams No Exams

Compass Requirements Starting in fall 2012, students who are new to TLU will be required to complete a new general education curriculum called Compass. Compass has 3 parts: foundation courses, distribution courses, and competencies (and associated skills). Below are the requirements for each of the three areas. The Foundations (21 hours) Basic Quantitative Literacy: MATH 130 or higher Critical Reading: FREX134 Engaging Faith Traditions: THEO133 Modern Language: Any modern language at the 131 level or higher Self-Awareness & Development: PRWB130 Written Communication: COMP131 & COMP132 The Distributions (30 hours) Arts 6 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: ARTS130, DRAM, MUSI, VART Humanities 6 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: HUMA130, ENGL, GEOG, HIST, MAST, PHIL, WOST No more than 3 hours can be taken in any one discipline Natural Sciences & Math 6 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: NSCI 140, BIOL, CHEM, ENVS, MATH, PHYS, STAT At least one natural science course must have a lab No more than 4 hours can be taken in any one discipline Professional Applications 3 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: BUSI, COMM, CSCI, EDUC, ENGR, ISYS, KINS Cultural Perspective & Religion 3 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: FREN, GREK, HEBR, SPAN, THEO Social Sciences 6 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: SSCI130, CRCJ, ECON, POLS, PSYC, SOCI No more than 3 hours can be taken in any one discipline For a course to count toward completion of a distribution, it must have a competency. For example, PSYC-131-01-P will count toward completion of the Social Sciences requirement since it has an attached competency (Problem Solving). SOCI-238-01-G would also count. PSYC-234-01 will not count toward completion of the Social Sciences requirement because it does not have a designated competency. See below. The Competencies Through completion of the foundation and distribution courses listed above, and also through selected courses in their majors, students will be developing important competencies. Course offerings designed to meet each competency will be identified in the schedule of classes with a competency code attached to the course number. Throughout their course of study, students will be required to take at least one course with each of the following competencies: Advanced Quantitative Reasoning (Q) Intercultural Global Knowledge (G) Aesthetic/Expression (A) Oral Communication (O) Civic Engagement (V) Problem Solving (P) Ethical Reasoning (E) Scientific Literacy (S) Inquiry & Analysis (I) Competencies are identified in the fourth component of the course number. For example, VART-136-01-A is an Art Appreciation course that meets the Aethetic/Expression competency requirement. Some courses can meet more than one competency. For example, NSCI-140-01-IS is a Natural Science course that meets both the Inquiry & Analysis (I) and Scientific Literacy (S) competencies. Some courses will not have a competency. For example, GEOG-331-01 is a Geography course that does not satisfy a competency requirement.

Activity Modules Activity modules stretch the educational experience beyond traditional academic boundaries by providing students structured learning experiences outside of the classroom that help them advance toward achievement of the competencies. Module requirements are: Four modules contributing to at least two discrete competencies are required for graduation. All incoming freshmen take the freshmen experience module during their first semester of enrollment with the remaining three modules determined by the student Preferably the majority of modules are completed by the end of sophomore year For every 15 hours transferred in, one less module would be needed (hours earned from an institution of higher education, not AP, IB, or Dual Credit hours) Modules are offered during the fall and spring semesters and registration runs concurrently with class registration Modules run a maximum of 12 weeks and are assessed as Credit/No Credit Activity Module Descriptions To determine meeting times and locations for activity modules, go to the mytlu portal and click on Student Life. COCR 101: Paw Print (D) The Paw Print is required for all incoming students enrolled in the Exploring the Arts & Sciences (FREX 134) course. This module will focus on first-year students understanding of why they have decided to get a higher education degree, what they want to do with it to better their life and community, and how they are going to get it done (graduate). Students will discuss the concepts of liberal arts and vocation and complete a comprehensive education plan for their upcoming college years. COCR 112: HELP! How Do I Study? (D) - Ever found yourself studying for hours only to do poorly on an exam, even though you thought you were prepared? Maybe the strategies you use need some updating. This module will allow you to look critically at how you currently study and it will help you develop better strategies for the more complex college environment. COCR 117: Starlit Discussions (G) - This module develops the competency of Intercultural Global Knowledge. Specifically, the student will attend all of the Starlit Discussion Series over the course of the fall semester. The topics of these focus on current events. Each discussion picks a topic, and brings in a range of experts who can provide perspectives during the group discussion. COCR 118: Make Your Professional Impact (D) (O) - Jump in and get your feet wet! Career Development won t be scary or stressful if you get going early on! Learn how to choose a major and career path that are great fits for your personality. Craft a resume, create online professional profiles, and learn to network in your area of interest! COCR 122: Watoto = Children (V) - Ever wanted to make a difference in another part of the world? Here s your opportunity! Help organize and run a kickball tournament to raise funds and awareness for orphans affected by AIDS in Tanzania. COCR 123: Career Decision Making (D) (O) -So you have a resume and a major Now what? Fine-tune your interviewing and networking skills as you prepare for the world of work and life after TLU. Whether you'll be hunting for that first job or headed off to Grad School, this module is for you! Open to students with 26+ credit hours. COCR 124: Make Fitness Count (D) - Students who register for Make Fitness Count would be required to attend an orientation session, participate in pre and post fitness testing and participate in fitness activities at least twice a week for 30 minutes (10 hours for a 10 week program) or three times a week for seven weeks. These activities would/could include using the fitness center, swimming laps at the pool, attending a non-credit fitness class, such as Zumba or Yoga. Up to five athletic practices may count toward the required exercise sessions. The students will keep an exercise journal to be turned in twice during the module. COCR 145: The Latino(a) Experience (G) - Who am I? Who am I in relation to others? It might be argued that everyone in today's society struggles to understand and articulate their often multiple identities. This module will look at the diverse experience of Latino's in the United States. Through sociological reading, media, stories, community and other relevant perspectives student's will explore the social economic, cultural, and political issues that affected the Latino life. The module is designed to be a highly interactive and requires every student to participate and explore their own culture and experience. COCR 146: Overview of Professional Nursing (D) - This module allows you to discover the nursing profession by attending a workshop on nursing and getting you involved in the nursing simulation lab. This is a wonderful opportunity to discover if nursing is right for you. You will be asked to complete a reflective writing assignment on if you feel the nursing profession is right for you and, how you might work towards this career path. COCR 147: Rebirth of the Dog Pound (D) This module will allow the student to create an exciting sense of support for the TLU community. From athletics and academic to cultural and the fine arts, building a sense of spirit crosses all parts of TLU. Being a part of this module and participating in the module, will allot the student to develop their own spirit for TLU and when attending events, show others that TLU does have an excited student body.

Module Descriptions Continued COCR 149: Pathways to Silence (F) - Pathways to Silence is designed to deepen your spiritual practice through a variety of prayer forms: art, music, body movement, and Scripture. Students of all faith backgrounds are encouraged to participate in order to widen our understanding of the many ways God speaks. This module is designed for those who are open to new ways of listening for God s still, small voice. COCR 155: Basic Policing (V) - Thinking about a career in law enforcement, or just curious about how the men and women in blue really work? Dispel media-driven myths and learn about the realities of basic policing. Completing this module will qualify you to do volunteer work with the TLU police department. COCR 157: Jefferson Elementary Tutoring (V) - Do you enjoy working with younger kids? We need you! As part of this module, you ll be partnered with a teacher at Jefferson Elementary to mentor and tutor students who need a little extra help. TLU students need to be available at least 30 minutes between 8:30 a.m. 2:30 p.m. on a weekly basis throughout the semester. Have fun and be a positive role module for local kids! COCR 161: Coming Home (V) - The United States locks up more people than any other country in the world. On an annual basis, hundreds of thousands of incarcerated people return home, including 70,000 per year in Texas. How can our communities support these individuals in becoming upstanding citizens, overcoming significant barriers related to employment, housing, and mental health? This module will provide participants with the opportunity to interview local Seguin churches and community organizations to determine whether there is interest in developing a local, collaborative, prisoner re-entry program. With the support of fellow students, each participant will facilitate one interview and also help present the cumulative findings to the community. COCR 167: The TLU Water Bottle House (V) - Want to be involved in a unique experience that will be around long after you graduate? Come help us finish the TLU water bottle house. This structure will serve as an important gathering point for the TLU community and will house stories of current and former students, employees, and members of the Seguin community. To see how we will be building, watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpxxh7rcshq. You have to be ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work if you sign up for this module! COCR 168: Interfaith Spiritual Practices (F) - Interfaith Spiritual Practices will get your body moving and your spirit singing! Whether you ve practiced yoga before, or never put your feet on a mat, you will gain new insight into the ways ancient spiritual practices lead to personal growth. We will examine the connections between yoga s Hindu origins and Christian spiritual practices. Come with an open mind and a willing heart flexibility is optional! COCR 169: The New Career Professional (D)(O) - Create a professional version of you. An overview of the concepts involved in an emerging professional. Develop a working knowledge of career information related to job market trends and personal marketing. Recognize the importance of on-going professional development. COCR 170: Therapeutic Riding (D) Must have some riding experience beyond having taken simple trail rides to camps. In this module, students will learn how to use equine assisted activities (which assist with balance, flexibility and selfconfidence) to promote positive outcomes for persons with disabilities in cognitive, physical, social and emotional dimensions of well-being. Students will also be taught to apply principles of self-care for themselves as they learn about caring for others and for the horses. Students will be introduced to therapeutic riding as a vocation practiced by those with a passion for therapeutic work and a passion for horses. For more information, please visit http://www.thesaddlelightcenter.com/. COCR 171: Using Information Technology (P) - All of you will graduate with the title of "knowledge worker", regardless of your degree. Understanding the difference between data, information, and knowledge will start you on the right path. In this module, you will learn how to search the World Wide Web effectively. Also, you will use some common applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access that will enhance your productivity in handling your assignments, research, problem solving and more. COCR 172: Women s Self-Defense Course (D) - This course is to provide women with basic knowledge in verbal skills, being assertive, being aware of their surroundings, and build confidence in self-defense techniques to defend against an attacker. COCR 173: Reducing Stress (D) For students who have taken or are currently enrolled in PRWB-130. College is a high stress environment. Handling stress effectively is necessary to personal well-being and success in college. Many of students favorite stress relief is either too time consuming or not available at particularly stressful times of the semester. This module will focus on developing a set of evidence based stress reduction techniques that can fit within half hour or less time blocks. Students will practice and developing specialized skills in progressive muscle relaxation, deep breathing, mental focusing techniques (RAFTing) and guided imagery (Mindplay). COCR 174: Paws in Prison (V) - Assist with training of shelter dogs while learning about animal-assisted intervention in inmates rehabilitation by visiting Paws in Prison and meeting with the volunteer staff of the program. Students will visit Lockhart Correctional Facility, the site of the program, as a group, accompanied by Professor Robin Bisha, an official prison volunteer who has been working with the group for four years.

Module Descriptions Continued COCR 175: Mindfulness and Your Education (D) - Students will engage in mindfulness practices and study the science supporting the role of contemplative practice in human wellbeing. Stress relief and improved ability to focus are just two of the benefits that neuroscience suggests we gain from a consistent contemplative practice. Students will be guided in three well established contemplative practices, engage in solo practice throughout the semester, and consider what they have experienced and learned about themselves at the end of the module. Reading excerpts of Buddha s Brain: Happiness, Love, and Wisdom, by Rick Hanson and Richard Mendius, will help students understand and contextualize their individual experiences. Students may purchase the book (list price $17.95) or read excerpts on reserve at the Blumberg Library. COCR 176: Get Your Financial Life in Order!!! (Q) This module is for students interested in knowing and understanding basic financial information that will impact them for the rest of their lives. COCR 177: Peers Against Tobacco (D) - In this module you will learn about the negative health effects of tobacco use and how to prevent yourself from becoming a smoker and perhaps how to encourage your peers and your environment to be tobacco free. COCR 178: Improve Your Sleep (D) - Do you find yourself nodding off in class? Are you tossing and turning, not sleeping several nights out of the week? Take this module, learn how to get a better night s sleep and impress the person back home that used to have to drag you out of bed every morning. COCR 179: Genogram (D) - You think your family is weird? Learn how to construct a genogram, a sort of family tree. Learn how to interview your immediate family to get vital information about your extended family. Where do your traditions come from? What makes your family unique? COCR 180: Being Roman Catholic Means (F) - Are you Roman Catholic and want to embrace or continue your spirituality as a student at TLU? Are you interested in becoming Catholic? Explore various aspects of Catholicism, meet other Catholic students and deepen your spirituality and understanding of the Catholic faith during this module. Note: This module will contain Sunday and Wednesday dates for participation. Community Engagement Courses Community engagement has been integrated into the following courses. Please check the actual course listing to see whether the course is taught to the level of the civic engagement competency (designator V) or simply includes involvement outside of "normal" class parameters. COMM 332, Leadership for Social Change, Dr. Robin Bisha Students will be required to work with dogs within the class period for at least-6-7 weeks. Service outside the class period also focuses on dogs but could be arranged to include only rescue support activities rather than hands-on work with the animals. COMP 131 (sections 3 & 4), English Composition I, Professor Beth Barry Students will complete a Write to Serve project, which gives them an opportunity to share their writing with middle and high school students in the surrounding community. ISYS 133, Applications Software, Dr. Rodrick Shao Students will respond to Seguin s Digital Divide by promoting computer literacy. Using classrooms on campus, TLU students will work with and answer questions from community members related to operating systems, application software and Internet technology. KINS 377, Early Childhood Motor Programming, Dr. Casi Helbig Students will be paired with a preschooler from Faith Lutheran Preschool. The TLU student will write lesson plans and lead the preschooler through a movement program during class time that will last approximately two months. SPAN 375, Advanced Conversational Spanish, Professor Ana Chmielewski Students will engage in the Seguin community by teaching English as a Second Language. Through this service-learning project, students will learn more about the differences between English and Spanish and interact with many different native speakers. THEO 373, Judaism, Professor Rachel Walsh Students in this course will develop relationships with members of a Jewish community in San Antonio. Together, they will participate in an interfaith conversation and a service project. The civic engagement project will happen outside of scheduled class time and students will be encouraged to carpool to/from San Antonio.

Courses with Competencies Course Competency Course Competency Course Competency Course Competency AMMS 113C 01 A GEOG 234 01 G KINS 434 01 OE COMM 332 01 VE AMMS 118C 01 A GERM 141 01 G SOCI 271 01 OG FREX 134 19 V AMMS 118C 02 A GERM 141 02 G WOST 271 01 OG ISYS 133 01 V DRAM 132 01 A GERM 231 01 G WOST 273 01 OP ISYS 232 01 V DRAM 237 01 A HIST 274 01 G BUSI 131 01 P NURS 440 01 V DRAM 238 01 A INTL 214 01 G COMM 273 01 PO SPAN 375 01 V MUSI 114 01 A INTL 231 01 G CRCJ 231 01 P THEO 373 01 V MUSI 116 01 A POLS 279 01 G CSCI 136 01 P CSCI 437 01 W MUSI 117 01 A PORT 131 01 G CSCI 136 02 P DRAM 231 01 WA MUSI 118 01 A SOCI 271 01 GO CSCI 238 01 P EDUC 334A 01WE MUSI 130 01 A SPAN 131 01 G CSCI 270 01 P MATH 437 01 W MUSI 130 02 A SPAN 131 02 G ECON 237 01 P NURS 336 01 W MUSI 133 01 A SPAN 131 03 G ECON 237 02 P PSYC 437 01 W MUSI 133 02 A SPAN 131 04 G PHYS 141 01 P THEO 434 01 W VART 136 01 A SPAN 131 05 G PHYS 241 01 P VART 379 01 W VART 136 02 A SPAN 132 01 G POLS 231 01 P VART 136 03 A SPAN 132 02 G POLS 231 02 P VART 232 01 A SPAN 133 01 G SOCI 130 01 P VART 232 02 A SPAN 231 01 G SOCI 130 02 P VART 233 01 A SPAN 232 01 G SOCI 130 03 P VART 237 01 A SPAN 473 01 G SOCI 231A 01 P VART 279 01 A THEO 238 01 G VART 378 01 P VART 337 01 A THEO 279 01 G WOST 273 01 PO VART 379 02 A THEO 334 01 G BUSI 235 01 Q DRAM 231 01 AW VART 274 01 G MATH 136 01 Q MATH 130 01 B WOST 271 01 GO MATH 136 02 Q MATH 130 02 B WOST 473 01 G MATH 139 01 Q MATH 133 01 B DRAM 271 01 I MATH 148 01 Q MATH 133 02 B ENGL 235 01 I MATH 148 02 Q MATH 133 03 B ENGL 272A 01 I MATH 148 03 Q MATH 133 04 B ENGL 273 01 I MATH 241 01 Q MATH 133 05 B HIST 131 01 I MATH 241 02 Q MATH 133 07 B HIST 131 02 I STAT 374 01 Q ACCT 571 01 E HIST 131 03 I STAT 374 02 Q BUSI 486 01 E HIST 132 01 I STAT 374 03 Q COMM 235 01 E HIST 132 02 I BIOL 130 01 S KINS 434 01 EO HIST 132 03 I BIOL 143 01 S NURS 334 01 E MAST 235 01 I BIOL 143 02 S PHIL 132 01 E NSCI 140 01 IS BIOL 143 03 S PHIL 132 02 E SOCI 131 01 I BIOL 147 01 S THEO 374 01 E THEO 332 01 I BIOL 147 02 S WOST 486 01 E WOST 131 01 I BIOL 147 03 S COMM 332 01 EV WOST 272A 01 I BIOL 147 04 S EDUC 334A 01 EW AFAM 271 01 OG CHEM 130 01 S AFAM 271 01 GO AFAM 273 01 OP CHEM 143 01 S BUSI 477 01 G BIOL 411 01 O CHEM 143 02 S CHIN 141 01 G BUSI 471 01 OW ENVS 140 01 S CHIN 231 01 G COMM 271 01 OG NSCI 140 01 SI COMM 271 01 GO COMM 273 01 OP PHYS 143 01 S FREN 131 01 G COMM 374 01 O PSYC 131 01 S FREN 131 02 G COMM 374 02 O PSYC 131 02 S GEOG 131 01 G COMM 378 01 O PSYC 131 03 S

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Accounting (Masters) ACCT 531 01 ACCT 533 01 ACCT 536 01 ACCT 537 01 ACCT 571 01 E Corporate Tax M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 245 Cook, S 30 8 Cross Listed as BUSI 476 Advanced Accounting M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 127 Thompson, M 30 19 Accounting Theory and T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 132 Cook, S 15 0 Research Contemporary Accounting T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 103 Thompson, M 15 0 Topics Accounting Ethics M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 130 Thompson, M 30 26 Cross Listed as BUSI 486 Activity Modules COCR 101 01 D COCR 101 02 D COCR 101 03 D COCR 101 04 D COCR 112 01 D COCR 117 01 G COCR 118 01 DO COCR 122 01 V COCR 123 01 DO COCR 124 01 D COCR 145 01 G COCR 146 01 D COCR 146 02 D COCR 147 01 D COCR 149 01 F COCR 155 01 V COCR 157 01 V COCR 161 01 V COCR 167 01 V COCR 168 01 F COCR 169 01 DO COCR 170 01 D COCR 171 01 P COCR 172 01 D Freshmen Experience Module Freshmen Experience Module Freshmen Experience Module Freshmen Experience Module Help! How Do I Study? Starlit Discussions Make Your Professional Impact Watoto=Children Career Decision Making 2.0 Make Fitness Count The Latino(a) Experience Overview of Professional Nursing Overview of Professional Nursing Rebirth of the Dog Pound Pathways to Silence Basic Policing Jefferson Elementary Tutoring Coming Home TSCH TBA Harvey, M 110 37 Tues 9/8, 10/27, 11/3, 4:30-5:30pm TSCH TBA Harvey, M 110 75 Wed 9/9, 10/28, 11/4, 3-4pm TSCH TBA Harvey, M 110 40 Wed 9/9, 10/28, 11/4 6:30-7:30pm TSCH TBA Harvey, M 110 51 Thurs 9/10, 10/29, 11/5 6:30-7:30pm TBA NA Cradit, L 25 1 orientation Thurs 8/27 9:30-10:20am TSCH 130 TBA NA Braaten, D 25 0 orientation Friday 8/28 12:30-1:30pm LNGH 231 TBA NA Navarro, B 25 22 orientation Thurs 8/27 9:30-10:20am ASC A/B TBA NA Anderson, J 20 1 orientation Wednesday 8/26 4-4:30pm ASC A/B TBA NA Navarro, B 25 24 orientation Wednesday 8/26 2-3pm ASC A/B TBA NA Roberts, D 75 36 orientation Wednesday 8/26 12-1pm FITC 101 TBA NA Lopez, S 20 14 orientation Wednesday 8/26 3-4pm CENT 122 TBA NA Bedgood, A 10 4 orientation Tuesday 8/25 4-5pm Nursing Lab TBA NA Long, A 10 9 orientation Tuesday 8/25 12-1pm Nursing Lab TBA NA Mabrie, P 25 16 orientation Thursday 8/27 3-4pm ASC A/B TBA NA Stewart, K 12 7 orientation Friday 8/28 1-2pm CSL TBA NA Boehm, S 25 20 orientation Thursday 8/27 1-2pm ASC A/B TBA NA Anderson, J 30 20 orientation Thursday 8/27 4-4:30pm CSL Garage TBA NA Barr, T 30 27 orientation Thursday 8/27 9:30-10:20am CSL TBA NA Olson, A 40 9 The TLU Water Bottle House orientation Thurs 8/27 9:30-10:20am TSCH 201 Interfaith Spiritual Practices TBA NA Stewart, K 25 20 orientation Friday 8/28 11am-noon Chapel The New Career TBA NA Navarro, B 25 21 Professional orientation Wednesday 8/26 1-2pm ASC A/B Therapeutic Riding TBA NA Turner, C 5 0 must have riding experience; 8/27 9:30am Using Information TBA NA Hijazi, S 20 14 Technology orientation Tues 8/25 10:30-11:30am TSCH 127 Women's Self-Defense TBA NA Stevens, J 20 0 Course orientation Wednesday 8/26 7-9pm FITC 101

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Activity Modules COCR 173 01 D COCR 174 01 V COCR 175 01 D COCR 176 01 Q COCR 177 01 D COCR 178 01 D COCR 179 01 D COCR 180 01 F Reducing Stress TBA NA Sia, T 25 6 requires PRWB-130; 8/26 3-4pm LNGH 129 Paws in Prison TBA NA Bisha, R 15 0 orientation Wednesday 8/26 1-2pm TSCH 102 Mindfulness and Your TBA NA Bisha, R 30 29 Education orientation Thursday 8/27 3-4pm TSCH 127 Get Your Financial Life In TBA NA Alexander, S 50 23 Order! orientation Wednesday 8/26 6:30-7:30pm Dunne Peers Against Tobacco TBA NA Anderson, C 20 14 orientation Thurs 8/27 9:30-10:20am CENT 126 Improve Your Sleep TBA NA Weers, T 15 0 orientation Friday 8/28 1-2pm ASC A/B Genogram TBA NA Weers, T 15 11 orientation Friday 8/28 2-3pm ASC A/B Being Roman Catholic TBA NA Wych, K 30 26 Means? orientation Tuesday 8/25 7-8pm CENT 126 Aeronautical Science AERO 230 01 AERO 231 01 AERO 232 01 AERO 233 01 AERO 234 01 AERO 335 01 AERO 338 01 AERO 412 01 AERO 415 01 AERO 431 01 AERO 437 01 AERO 439 01 Intermediate Flight Instrument Ground School Instrument Flight Commercial Ground Commercial Flight Crew Resource Admin Jet Transport Systems Multi-Engine Flight Flight Instructor Flight Multi-Engine Ground School Flight Instructor Ground Internship in AERO TBA NA Jolly, B 15 15 TBA NA Jolly, B 15 11 TBA NA Jolly, B 15 11 TBA NA Jolly, B 15 15 TBA NA Jolly, B 15 15 TBA NA Jolly, B 15 13 TBA NA Jolly, B 15 12 TBA NA Jolly, B 10 9 TBA NA Jolly, B 5 4 TBA NA Jolly, B 10 9 TBA NA Jolly, B 5 5 TBA NA Jolly, B 15 15 African American Studies AFAM 271 01 GO AFAM 273 01 OP AFAM 373 01 AFAM 386 01 Ethnography Media and Popular Culture Film Studies:African Amer Directors Literature of Slavery and Freedom M W M W F M W F M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 230 Bollinger, C 0 0 Cross Listed as COMM 271, SOCI 271 & WOST 271 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 230 Vrooman, S 0 0 Cross Listed as COMM 273 and WOST 273 11:30AM 12:20AM LNGH 230 Vrooman, S 0 0 Cross Listed as COMM 373 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 235 Czuchry, R 0 0 Cross Listed as HIST 386 & WOST 386 Art VART 131 01 VART 131 02 VART 136 01 A VART 136 02 A VART 136 03 A VART 138 01 VART 232 01 A VART 232 02 A VART 233 01 A Drawing I T R 6:00PM 8:15PM FINE 162 Rawn, M 12 0 Drawing I M W 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 162 Hernandez, T 12 0 Art Appreciation T R 8:00AM 9:15AM FINE 170 Hernandez, T 24-1 Art Appreciation T R 1:00PM 2:15PM FINE 170 Hernandez, T 24 0 Art Appreciation W 6:00PM 9:00PM FINE 170 Lantz, K 24 3 Design I T R 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 163 Olson, K 12 2 Computer Design I T R 8:00AM 9:15AM FINE 172 Weers, G 7 0 Computer Design I T R 1:00PM 2:15PM BECK LL05 Weers, G 12 0 Painting I T R 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 162 Weers, G 12 0

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Art VART 233 02 A VART 235 01 VART 237 01 A VART 272 01 VART 274 01 G VART 279 01 A VART 279 02 VART 337 01 A VART 372 01 VART 373 01 VART 378 01 P VART 379 01 W VART 379 02 A VART 414 01 VART 424 01 VART 472 01 2.00 Painting I M W 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 163 King, L 12 8 Sculpture I T R 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 167 Hernandez, T 12-1 Printmaking I M W 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 175 Olson, K 9 0 Ceramics I T R 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 164 Lucier, R 12 0 Art History Western World I T R 10:30AM 11:45AM FINE 170 King, L 24 17 Visual Literacy M W 1:00PM 2:15PM SEGH CR Olson, K 16 2 Graphic Design and M 6:00PM 9:00PM LIBR B1 Lantz, K 12 6 Animation Printmaking II M W 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 175 Olson, K 5 3 Ceramics II T R 1:00PM 3:20PM FINE 164 Lucier, R 12 9 Art Concepts M 6:00PM 9:00PM FINE 163 Garibay, M 16-1 Photography T R 1:00PM 3:20PM FINE 175 King, L 15 10 History of Art, Non-Western M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM FINE 170 King, L 24 17 Perspec Printmaking III M W 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 175 Olson, K 4 4 Art Senior Seminar I T 2:30PM 3:45PM FINE 163 Olson, K 12 9 Art Senior Seminar II T 2:30PM 3:45PM FINE 163 Olson, K 12 10 Advanced Ceramics T R 1:00PM 3:20PM FINE 164 Lucier, R 6 6 Biology BIOL 130 01 S BIOL 130L 01 BIOL 143 01 S BIOL 143 02 S BIOL 143 03 S BIOL 143L 01 BIOL 143L 02 BIOL 143L 03 BIOL 147 01 S BIOL 147 02 S BIOL 147 03 S BIOL 147 04 S BIOL 147L 01 BIOL 147L 02 BIOL 147L 03 BIOL 147L 04 BIOL 147L 05 BIOL 235 01 BIOL 242 01 BIOL 242L 01 BIOL 242L 02 BIOL 242L 03 BIOL 411 01 O BIOL 422 01 BIOL 431 01 BIOL 434 01 BIOL 436 01 2.00 Basic Biology M W 10:30AM 11:20AM MOOD 107 Jonas, R 24 0 Basic Biology Laboratory T 6:00PM 9:00PM MOOD 224 Springs, R 24 0 Biological Systems I M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM MOOD 101 Lievens, A 24 10 Biological Systems I M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM MOOD 101 Lievens, A 24 11 Biological Systems I M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM KROS 210 Grove, D 24 9 Biological Systems I Lab W 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 203 Grove, D 24 13 Biological Systems I Lab M 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 203 Nuckels, R 24 7 Biological Systems I Lab T 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 203 Nuckels, R 24 10 Human Anatomy & M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM MOOD 203 Perez, S 30 11 Physiology I Human Anatomy & M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM MOOD 203 Perez, S 30 11 Physiology I Human Anatomy & M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM MOOD 203 Perez, S 30 10 Physiology I Human Anatomy & M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM MOOD 203 Perez, S 30 7 Physiology I Human A&P Laboratory I M 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 214 Wilson, B 24 0 Human A&P Laboratory I T 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 214 Wilson, B 24 2 Human A&P Laboratory I W 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 214 Wilson, B 24 5 Human A&P Laboratory I R 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 214 Wilson, B 24 17 Human A&P Laboratory I M 6:00PM 9:00PM MOOD 214 Wilson, B 24 16 Principles of Nutrition T R 8:00AM 9:15AM KROS 209 Squires, W 24-6 Microbiology M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM KROS 209 Jonas, R 48 6 Microbiology Laboratory T 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 213 Jonas, R 24 4 Microbiology Laboratory W 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 213 Jonas, R 24 5 Microbiology Laboratory R 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 213 Jonas, R 24 21 Senior Capstone Seminar F 1:00PM 2:00PM MOOD 101 Jonas, R 30 22 Senior Capstone Research F 1:00PM 3:00PM MOOD 101 Jonas, R 30 14 General Physiology T R 10:30AM 11:45AM KROS 209 Squires, W 24-7 Biochemical Principles M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM MOOD 107 20 17 Cross Listed as CHEM 434 Developmental Biology M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM KROS 210 Grove, D 24 10

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Biology BIOL 441 01 BIOL 441L 01 BIOL 444 01 BIOL 444L 01 Plant Structure & Classification M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM MOOD 101 Lievens, A 24 17 Plant Structure Lab T 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 223 Lievens, A 24 17 Molecular Biology T R 8:00AM 9:15AM KROS 210 Grove, D 24 6 Molecular Biology M 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 204 Grove, D 24 6 Laboratory Business BUSI 131 01 P BUSI 231 01 BUSI 231 02 BUSI 232 01 BUSI 235 01 Q BUSI 336 01 BUSI 337 01 BUSI 337 02 BUSI 338 01 BUSI 339 01 BUSI 343 01 BUSI 343L 01 BUSI 371 01 BUSI 373 01 BUSI 374 01 BUSI 376 01 BUSI 377 01 BUSI 378 01 BUSI 378 02 BUSI 379 01 BUSI 471 01 OW BUSI 472 01 BUSI 474 01 BUSI 476 01 BUSI 477 01 G BUSI 478 01 BUSI 484 01 BUSI 486 01 E BUSI 491 CF BUSI 532 01 2.00 P Introduction to Aviation T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 102 Jolly, B 15 14 Principles of Accounting I M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 245 Thompson, P 30 1 Principles of Accounting I M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 245 Thompson, P 30 6 Principles of Accounting II M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 131 Cook, S 30 19 Survey of Accounting T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 131 Thompson, P 25 17 Individual Income Tax T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 245 Cook, S 30 9 Principles of Marketing M W 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 245 Thompson, R 25 0 Principles of Marketing T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 250 Olson, A 25-2 Quantitative Applications M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 131 Lutze, H 30-2 Business & Its Legal T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 131 Dillingham, J 30-1 Envirnmnt Intermediate Accounting I M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 245 Thompson, P 30 1 Requires BUSI 343L Intermediate Acct Lab T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 245 Thompson, P 30 1 Requires BUSI 343 Prof Selling & Sales Mgmt M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 250 Olson, A 30 13 Principles of Management M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 128 Senter, W 30-2 Entrepreneur & Ldrshp T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 250 Garza, F 30 6 Concepts Managerial Cost Accting M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM TSCH 245 Malone, D 30 1 Business Finance T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 103 Citzler, A 25 2 Business Communications M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 131 Thompson, R 20 10 Business Communications T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 128 Lutze, H 20 2 Business Professional M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 132 Lutze, H 15 7 Program Business Strategy M W 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 103 Lutze, H 30-2 HR Management M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM TSCH 250 Garza, F 30 7 Marketing Research M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 250 Olson, A 30 20 Corporate Tax Procedures M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 245 Cook, S 30 3 Cross Listed as ACCT 531 Intl Business & Multinatl M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 250 Garza, F 30 11 Ops Auditing Principles M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 127 Thompson, M 30 10 Adv Corporate Finance W F 7:35AM 8:50AM TSCH 127 Citzler, A 30 22 Cross Listed as BUSI 532 Business Ethics M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 130 Thompson, M 30 8 Cross Listed as ACCT 571 & WOST 486 Applications of Business TBA NA Olson, A 5 3 Strategy Adv Corporate Finance W F 7:35AM 8:50AM TSCH 127 Citzler, A 30 26 Cross Listed as BUSI 484 Chemistry CHEM 130 01 S CHEM 130L 01 Introductory Chemistry M W 10:30AM 11:20AM MOOD 303 Bray, A 25 3 Introductory Chemistry Lab R 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 324 Bray, A 25 3

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Chemistry CHEM 143 01 S CHEM 143 02 S CHEM 143L 01 CHEM 143L 02 CHEM 143L 03 CHEM 144 01 CHEM 144L 01 CHEM 248 01 CHEM 248L 01 CHEM 248L 02 CHEM 341 01 CHEM 341L 01 CHEM 344 01 CHEM 344L 01 CHEM 379 01 CHEM 411 01 CHEM 412 01 CHEM 434 01 General Chemistry I M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM KROS 209 Bray, A 40 20 General Chemistry I T R 8:00AM 9:15AM MOOD 203 40 16 General Chemistry I Lab M 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 304 Bray, A 28 14 General Chemistry I Lab R 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 304 28 13 General Chemistry I Lab T 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 304 Davis, W 28 14 General Chemistry II T R 10:30AM 11:45AM MOOD 203 28 15 General Chemistry II Lab W 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 304 28 15 Organic Chemistry I M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM MOOD 303 Ruane, M 40 11 Organic Chemistry I Lab M 1:00PM 5:00PM ATTB 303 Ruane, M 20 6 Organic Chemistry I Lab W 1:00PM 5:00PM ATTB 303 Ruane, M 20 5 Analytical Chemistry M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM MOOD 105 Davis, W 15 2 Analytical Chemistry Lab R 1:00PM 5:00PM MOOD 325 Davis, W 15 2 Physical Chemistry I M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM MOOD 303 Davis, W 15 5 Physical Chemistry I Lab W 1:00PM 5:00PM MOOD 324 Davis, W 15 5 Medicinal Chemistry M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM MOOD 303 Ruane, M 15-4 Senior Seminar I F 2:30PM 4:00PM MOOD 303 Ruane, M 15 6 Senior Seminar II F 2:30PM 4:00PM MOOD 303 Ruane, M 15 14 Biochemical Principles M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM MOOD 107 20 15 Cross Listed as BIOL 434 Chinese Language & Culture CHIN 141 01 G CHIN 231 01 G Chinese Language & Culture I Chinese Language & Culture III T R T R 8:00AM 9:40AM LIBR B5 5 5 two way video via Concordia University 12:00PM 12:50PM LIBR B5 5 5 two way video via Concordia University Communication Studies COMM 235 01 E COMM 271 01 GO COMM 273 01 OP COMM 332 01 EV COMM 373 01 COMM 373L 01 COMM 374 01 O COMM 374 02 O COMM 378 01 O Introduction to Journalism T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 201 Bisha, R 15 7 Ethnography M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 230 Bollinger, C 20-3 Cross Listed as SOCI 271, WOST 271 & AFAM 271 Media and Popular Culture M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 230 Vrooman, S 25 2 Cross Listed as WOST 273 & AFAM 273 Leadership for Social T 6:00PM 9:00PM LNGH 123 Bisha, R 12-9 Change Requires work with foster/shelter dogs Film: African American M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 230 Vrooman, S 25 16 Directors Cross Listed as AFAM 373 Film Studies Screening F 12:30PM 2:30PM LNGH 230 Vrooman, S 25 16 Time Professional Speaking T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 230 Bollinger, C 20-2 Professional Speaking T R 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 230 Bollinger, C 20 0 Advanced Professional M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 230 Bollinger, C 25 17 Speaking Composition COMP 131 01 COMP 131 02 COMP 131 03 COMP 131 04 COMP 131 05 COMP 131 06 English Comp I M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LIBR B1 Bost, C 18 2 English Comp I M W 1:00PM 2:15PM CENT 122 20 19 English Comp I M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM LIBR B1 Barry, M 20 16 English Comp I M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM LIBR B1 Barry, M 20 3 English Comp I M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LIBR B1 20 1 English Comp I M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM SEGH CR Bost, C 16 11 for Social Entrepreneurship LLC only

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Composition COMP 131 07 COMP 131 08 COMP 131 09 COMP 131 10 COMP 131 11 COMP 131 12 COMP 132 01 COMP 132 02 English Comp I M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LIBR B1 20 6 English Comp I T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LIBR B1 Gonzales, M 16 16 for Women in Leadership LLC only English Comp I T R 10:30AM 11:45AM SEGH CR Davidson, R 20 0 English Comp I T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LIBR B1 Bost, C 18 0 English Comp I T R 1:00PM 2:15PM SEGH CR Davidson, R 20 4 English Comp I T R 2:30PM 3:45PM SEGH CR Davidson, R 20 11 English Comp II T R 8:00AM 9:15AM LIBR B1 Bost, C 18-4 English Comp II M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM SEGH CR Bost, C 18 1 Computer Science CSCI 136 01 P CSCI 136 02 P CSCI 238 01 P CSCI 270 01 P CSCI 332 01 CSCI 338 01 CSCI 437 01 W Introduction to C Programming M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM BECK LL05 Hijazi, S 24 15 Introduction to C M W 1:00PM 2:15PM BECK LL05 Hijazi, S 24 17 Programming Object-Oriented T R 8:00AM 9:15AM BECK LL05 Wilson, L 24 17 Programming Intro to Computer Science M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM BECK LL05 Wilson, L 24 15 Computer Networks M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM BECK LL01 Wilson, L 25 1 Numerical Methods M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 103 Abbasian, R 25 24 Cross Listed as MATH 338 Senior Seminar M 2:30PM 4:30PM BECK LL01 Wilson, L 25 14 Criminal Justice CRCJ 231 01 P CRCJ 332 01 Intro to Criminal Justice T R 8:00AM 9:15AM LNGH 123 Boehm, S 30 1 Cross Listed as SOCI 231A Principles of Criminal Law T R 6:00PM 7:15PM LNGH 129 Lyerla, C 25 6 Dramatic Media DRAM 101 01 DRAM 102 01 DRAM 111 01 DRAM 112 01 DRAM 132 01 A DRAM 134 01 DRAM 138 01 DRAM 231 01 AW DRAM 237 01 A DRAM 238 01 A DRAM 271 01 I DRAM 334A 01 DRAM 337 01 DRAM 379 01 Dramatic Media Ensemble MTWRF 2:30PM 5:30PM JACK NA Legore, D 30 25 Dramatic Skills Laboratory MTWRF JACK NA Ivey, S 30 30 Dramatic Media Ensemble MTWRF 2:30PM 5:30PM JACK NA Legore, D 30 19 Dramatic Skills Laboratory MTWRF JACK NA Ivey, S 30 24 Intro to Dramatic Media M W 1:00PM 2:15PM BECK 205 Spidell, S 30 15 Improv & Stand-Up Comedy M W 1:00PM 2:15PM JACK NA Ivey, S 25 11 Actor's Instrmnt:Mind, Voice M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM JONC 129 Ivey, S 14 8 & Body Scriptwriting Fundamentals T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 249 Ivey, S 12 5 Digital App Fundamentals T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 249 Legore, D 7-3 Acting Fundamentals T R 1:00PM 2:15PM JACK NA Legore, D 20 16 Survey of Dramatic M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 249 Legore, D 12 2 Literature I Texts and Context I M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 249 Spidell, S 20 8 Digital Apps Seminar T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 249 Legore, D 7 3 Stage Management M 6:00PM 9:00PM TSCH 249 Spidell, S 12 7 Economics ECON 237 01 P ECON 237 02 P Principles of Economics T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 131 Dubas, J 25 10 Principles of Economics T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 131 Dubas, J 25 12

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Economics ECON 373 01 ECON 374 01 ECON 374 02 ECON 431 01 ECON 531 01 ECON 532 01 Money, Banking & Financial T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 252 Dubas, J 30 24 Mkt Cross Listed as ECON 531 Intermediate T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 245 Dorsey, S 30 0 Microeconomics Cross Listed as ECON 532 Intermediate T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 201 Citzler, A 30 1 Microeconomics Intrntl Economics & Finance M W 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 127 Dubas, J 30 23 Money, Banking and T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 252 Dubas, J 30 30 Financial Mkt Cross Listed as ECON 373 Intermediate T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 245 Dorsey, S 30 30 Microeconomics Cross Listed as ECON 374 Education EDUC 272 01 EDUC 332 01 EDUC 334A 01 EW EDUC 371 01 EDUC 374 01 EDUC 382 01 EDUC 432 01 EDUC 433 01 EDUC 437 01 EDUC 438 01 EDUC 460 01 EDUC 461 01 EDUC 462 01 EDUC 465 01 EDUC 471 01 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 Classroom Apps of Tech M W 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 252 Bergstrom, A 25 12 Learning Process & Eval M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 252 Kubena, D 20 5 U.S. Schools T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 251 Davis, L 25 5 Intro Early Childhood Ed M W 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 250 Kubena, D 15 5 ESL Strategies T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 252 Kubena, D 25 1 Mathematics for the Child T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 252 Bergstrom, A 25 9 Instrnl Strat Sec & All Lvl M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 252 Bergstrom, A 15 3 Instrctnl Strategies Gr 4-8 M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 252 Bergstrom, A 15 13 Class Mgmt EC-6 M W F 8:00AM 12:00PM TSCH 251 Davis, L 15 11 meets 8/10/15-9/11/15 Class Mgmt Sec & All Lvl M W F 8:00AM 12:00PM TSCH 251 Davis, L 15 7 meets 8/10/15-9/11/15 Student Teaching-EC-6 TBA NA Davis, L 10 6 Student TBA NA Davis, L 10 8 Teaching-Secondary Student Teaching-All Level TBA NA Davis, L 10 4 Student Teaching-Middle TBA NA Davis, L 10 10 Class Mgmt Grade 4-8 M W F 8:00AM 12:00PM TSCH 251 Davis, L 15 15 meets 8/10/15-9/11/15 Education - Reading READ 270 01 READ 376 01 READ 436 01 READ 475 01 Literature for the Classroom M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 252 Jones, J 25 14 Literacy Assessment M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 252 Jones, J 25 9 Literacy in the Content T R 1:00PM 5:00PM TSCH 251 Jones, J 25 17 Areas Reading and Writing Across T R 1:00PM 5:00PM TSCH 251 Jones, J 25 21 the Curr English ENGL 235 01 I ENGL 272A 01 I ENGL 273 01 I ENGL 279 01 ENGL 371 01 ENGL 374 01 Intro Mexican-American Lit T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 102 Mata, J 16 6 Cross Listed as MAST 235 American Lit: Race, Class, M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 235 Gonzales, M 25 15 Gender Cross Listed as WOST 272A Heroes, Monsters, and M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 231 Metereau, J 20 5 Courtly Love European Literature, T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 231 Metereau, J 20 10 1700-2000 Advanced Composition T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 252 Gonzales, M 15-2 Professional Writing M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 235 Gonzales, M 15 9

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. English ENGL 382 01 ENGL 474 01 The Novel in the 19th M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 231 Metereau, J 20 9 Century Literary Theory T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 231 Metereau, J 20 10 Environmental Studies ENVS 140 01 S ENVS 140L 01 Environmental Science M W 11:30AM 12:45PM KROS 210 Nuckels, R 24 11 Environmental Science Lab W 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 224 Nuckels, R 24 12 French Studies FREN 131 01 G FREN 131 02 G French Lang & Culture I T R 6:00PM 7:15PM LNGH 114 Montgomery, K 18 12 French Lang & Culture I M W 12:00PM 1:15PM LIBR B5 5 3 two way video via Texas Wesleyan University Freshman Experience FREX 134 01 FREX 134 02 FREX 134 03 FREX 134 04 FREX 134 05 FREX 134 06 FREX 134 07 FREX 134 08 FREX 134 09 FREX 134 10 FREX 134 11 FREX 134 12 FREX 134 13 FREX 134 14 FREX 134 15 FREX 134 16 FREX 134 17 FREX 134 18 FREX 134 19 HV Exploring Arts & Sciences M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM LNGH 233 Grace, P 20 0 Exploring Arts & Sciences M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM LNGH 114 Boehm, S 20 0 Exploring Arts & Sciences M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 130 McArthur, E 18 0 Exploring Arts & Sciences M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 102 Paiz, M 16 11 veterans & students over 25 yrs of age only Exploring Arts & Sciences M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM CENT 127 Braaten, D 16 12 Exploring Arts & Sciences M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM CENT 124 Dickens, C 20 14 Exploring Arts & Sciences M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 250 Garza, F 20 0 Exploring Arts & Sciences M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM LNGH 231 Mata, J 16 14 for Women & Leadership LLC only Exploring Arts & Sciences M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM CENT 126 Cunningham, R 18 13 Exploring Arts & Sciences T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 129 Hughes, C 20-1 Exploring Arts & Sciences T R 10:30AM 11:45AM CENT 124 Dibble, M 19 8 Exploring Arts & Sciences T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 230 Bollinger, C 20 5 Exploring Arts & Sciences T R 10:30AM 11:45AM CENT 122 Castro, C 20 6 Exploring Arts & Sciences T R 10:30AM 11:45AM BECK 205 Yockey, G 20 0 Exploring Arts & Sciences T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 250 Ruane, M 20 0 Exploring Arts & Sciences T R 10:30AM 11:45AM FITC 101 Hunt, M 20 7 Exploring Arts & Sciences T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 114 Walsh, G 20 6 Exploring Arts & Sciences T R 10:30AM 11:45AM CENT 126 Barry, M 16 9 for Social Entrepreneurship LLC only Hnrs:Exploring Arts & T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 130 Olson, A 20 15 Sciences Geography GEOG 131 01 G GEOG 232 01 GEOG 234 01 G GEOG 236 01 Introduction to Global Geography M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 114 Hoffmann, J 30 0 North American Geography T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 114 Seal, K 25 15 Geography & Global M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 114 Seal, K 25 15 Cultures Geographical Info Systems T R 10:30AM 11:45AM BECK LL05 Seal, K 18 0

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. German Language & Culture GERM 141 01 G GERM 141 02 G GERM 231 01 G German Language & Culture I German Language & Culture I German Lang & Culture III MTWR MTWR M W F 2:35PM 3:25PM LIBR B5 5 2 two way video via Schreiner University 3:40PM 4:30PM LIBR B5 5 5 two way video via Schreiner University 9:00AM 9:50AM LIBR B5 5 5 two way video via Schreiner University Greek GREK 131 01 GREK 231 01 Elementary Greek I M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 239 Beck, N 12 8 New Testament Greek T R 8:00AM 9:15AM LNGH 239 Beck, N 12 10 Reading Hebrew HEBR 131 01 Biblical Hebrew I M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 239 Beck, N 11 10 History HIST 131 01 I HIST 131 02 I HIST 131 03 I HIST 132 01 I HIST 132 02 I HIST 132 03 I HIST 274 01 G HIST 386 01 HIST 478 01 Early N America to the Mid 19th Cen M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 233 Grace, P 20-1 Early N America to the Mid M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 233 Grace, P 20 2 19th Cen Early N America to the Mid M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 233 Czuchry, R 20 11 19th Cen Modern N Amer from the M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 233 Sauer, A 20 11 Mid 19th Cen Modern N Amer from the T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 233 Sauer, A 20 9 Mid 19th Cen Modern N Amer from the T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 233 Sauer, A 20 8 Mid 19th Cen Major Int'l Issues T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 235 Czuchry, R 20 5 Persp-Genocide Cross Listed as WOST 274 Literature of Slavery and M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 235 Czuchry, R 15 4 Freedom Cross Listed as WOST 386 & AFAM 386 Research Seminar T R 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 233 Grace, P 15 11 Honors HONR 331 01 HONR 431 01 HONR 731 01 HONR 732 01 P P P P Directed Rdngs in the Subject Areas Sr Hnrs Capstone:Human Animal Bond Honors Thesis Research Honors Thesis TBA NA Bisha, R 30 15 M 6:00PM 9:00PM LNGH 123 Bisha, R 25 11 TBA NA Bailey, S 5 5 TBA NA Bailey, S 10 10 Information Systems ISYS 133 01 V ISYS 231 01 ISYS 232 01 V ISYS 333 01 Applications Software T R 2:30PM 3:45PM BECK LL05 Shao, R 24 0 Intro to Info Systems T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 103 Shao, R 25-4 Business Spreadsheet M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 103 Hijazi, S 25-1 Applications Electronic Commerce T R 1:00PM 2:15PM KROS 307 Hijazi, S 25 18

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Interdisciplinary Studies INTR 318 01 INTR 319 01 INTR 328 01 INTR 338 01 2.00 Practicum in Academic Tutoring Applying for Grad School & Scholar Practicum in Academic Tutoring Practicum in Academic Tutoring R 1:00PM 4:00PM CENT 124 Cradit, L 15 14 W 6:00PM 7:50PM TSCH 127 Citzler, A 15 8 R 1:00PM 4:00PM CENT 124 Cradit, L 15 14 R 1:00PM 4:00PM CENT 124 Cradit, L 15 10 International Studies INTL 214 01 G INTL 231 01 G P Cross-Cultural Reflections T Global Perspectives:Democ in Crisis T R 2:30PM 4:30PM TSCH 102 Bailey, C 16 6 meets 8/25-10/13 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 129 Baer, H 30 23 Cross Listed as THEO 279 & POLS 279 Kinesiology KINS 111P 01 KINS 113 01 KINS 119 01 KINS 119 02 KINS 120 01 KINS 122 01 KINS 135 01 KINS 135 02 KINS 211 01 KINS 211P 01 KINS 212 01 KINS 212 02 KINS 212A 01 KINS 212A 02 KINS 213 01 KINS 213 02 KINS 216 01 KINS 231 01 KINS 234 01 KINS 271 01 KINS 279 01 KINS 309 01 KINS 311P 01 KINS 313 01 KINS 319 01 KINS 335 01 KINS 372 01 KINS 374 01 2.00 2.00 Practicum in Athletic Training M 11:30AM 12:20PM TRRM NA Coulombe, B 15 9 Volleyball & Basketball M W 10:30AM 11:20AM JONC NA Schneider, K 25 24 Golf W F 9:00AM 9:50AM JONC NA Tran, H 14-1 Golf W F 10:30AM 11:20AM JONC NA Tran, H 14 7 Prev & Care of Athletic M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 128 Coulombe, B 25 11 Injury First Aid & Medical Self Hlp T R 10:30AM 11:45AM JONC 129 Matocha, M 25 11 Foundations of Kinesiology T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 128 Coulombe, B 30 2 Foundations of Kinesiology T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 130 Deike, E 30 9 Tennis M W 1:00PM 1:50PM TNCT NA Hunt, M 20 11 Practicum in Athletic M 11:30AM 12:20PM TRRM NA Matocha, M 15 10 Training Weight Training T R 10:30AM 11:20AM FITC NA Schneider, K 20 14 Weight Training T R 12:00PM 12:50PM FITC NA Orr, T 20 1 Aerobic Fitness Activities T R 1:00PM 1:50PM FITC NA Falke, A 20 17 Aerobic Fitness Activities M W 9:00AM 9:50AM FITC NA Falke, A 20 11 Racquetball M W 1:00PM 1:50PM RBCT NA O'Brien, S 8 6 Racquetball M W 10:30AM 11:20AM RBCT NA Burnett, G 8 4 Swimming & Basic Water M W F 1:00PM 1:50PM JONC 129 Roberts, D 15 11 Rescue Exercise & Sport M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 128 Kent, T 25 0 Psychology Motor Learning M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 127 Newberry, J 30 11 Assessmnt of Athletic M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM TSCH 128 Kent, T 25 15 Injuries I Sport Officiating M W 1:00PM 2:15PM FITC 101 Wilson, R 25 17 Advanced Physical TBA NA Hunt, M 75 61 Conditioning Practicum in Athletic T 12:00PM 12:50PM TRRM NA Kent, T 15 10 Training Intermediate Tennis M W 4:00PM 4:50PM TNCT NA Hunt, M 30 22 Advanced Physical TBA NA Hunt, M 150 68 Conditioning Physiology of Exercise T R 1:00PM 2:15PM KROS 209 Squires, W 30 5 Therapeutic Modalities M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 102 Coulombe, B 16 11 Thry-Coach T R 1:00PM 2:15PM JONC 129 Smith, J 25 13 Basketball/Football

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Kinesiology KINS 376 01 KINS 377 01 KINS 379 01 KINS 411P 01 KINS 433 01 KINS 434 01 EO KINS 476 01 KINS 479 01 Theory of Strength Training M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM JONC 129 Burnett, G 25-1 Early Chldhd Motor T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 127 Cunningham, R 20 9 Programming Motion Analysis R 6:00PM 9:00PM KIEF NA Newberry, J 15 1 Practicum in Athletic T 12:00PM 12:50PM TRRM NA Coulombe, B 15 8 Training Measurement & Evaluation T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 127 Newberry, J 20 6 Senior Capstone Seminar T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 128 Deike, E 20 0 Biomechanics T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 127 Newberry, J 30 5 Exercise Testing & M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 128 Deike, E 15-6 Prescription Mathematics MATH 113 01 MATH 113 02 MATH 130 01 B MATH 130 02 B MATH 133 01 B MATH 133 02 B MATH 133 03 B MATH 133 04 B MATH 133 05 B MATH 133 07 B MATH 136 01 Q MATH 136 02 Q MATH 139 01 Q MATH 148 01 Q MATH 148 02 Q MATH 148 03 Q MATH 233 01 MATH 241 01 Q MATH 241 02 Q MATH 242 01 MATH 331 01 MATH 333 01 MATH 338 01 MATH 376 01 MATH 432 01 MATH 437 01 W Workshop in Mathematics T 8:00AM 9:15AM SEGH CR Clark, R 15 9 Workshop in Mathematics R 2:30PM 3:45PM LIBR B1 Clark, R 15 11 College Mathematics M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM BECK LL01 Clark, R 30 25 College Mathematics M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM BECK 205 Beicker, C 30 26 College Algebra M W 1:00PM 2:15PM KROS 209 Beicker, C 25 1 College Algebra M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM BECK 205 Beicker, C 25 6 College Algebra T R 1:00PM 2:15PM MOOD 303 Riggins, M 25 0 College Algebra T R 10:30AM 11:45AM MOOD 107 Riggins, M 25 5 College Algebra M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 130 25 9 College Algebra M W 2:30PM 3:45PM KROS 209 25 24 Calculus for Bus,Econ&Soc T R 10:30AM 11:45AM BECK LL01 Sieben, J 30 4 Sci Calculus for Bus,Econ&Soc T R 2:30PM 3:45PM BECK 205 Sieben, J 30 29 Sci Data Models M W 2:30PM 3:45PM BECK LL05 Sieben, J 24 16 Elementary Functions M W F 11:30AM 12:40PM BECK 205 Clark, R 25 0 Elementary Functions M W F 1:00PM 2:10PM MOOD 303 Clark, R 25 14 Elementary Functions M W F 11:30AM 12:40PM MOOD 107 25 12 Discrete Mathematics M W 1:00PM 2:15PM MOOD 203 Rand, B 30 19 Calculus I M W F 11:30AM 12:40PM TSCH 130 Hager, W 25 6 Calculus I T R 10:30AM 12:10PM MOOD 303 Hager, W 25 18 Calculus II M W F 11:30AM 12:40PM BECK LL01 Rand, B 25 15 Elementary Linear Algebra M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 132 Hager, W 20 4 Calculus III T R 1:00PM 2:15PM MOOD 203 Rand, B 25 20 Numerical Methods M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 103 Abbasian, R 25 12 Cross Listed as CSCI 338 Concepts of Mathematics II T R 1:00PM 2:15PM BECK 205 Beicker, C 30 14 Real Analysis T R 10:30AM 11:45AM MOOD 105 Rand, B 25 11 Senior Research and F 2:00PM 3:30PM TSCH 127 Abbasian, R 15 5 Capstone Mexican American Studies MAST 235 01 I MAST 238 01 Intro Mexican-American Lit T R Mex-Amer Culture in Southwest M W F 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 102 Mata, J 0 0 Cross Listed as ENGL 235 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 128 Mata, J 0 0 Cross Listed as SOCI 238

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Music AMMS 113C 01 A AMMS 114C 01 AMMS 116C 01 AMMS 118C 01 A AMMS 118C 02 A AMMS 313C 01 AMMS 318C 01 MUSI 100 01 MUSI 104 01 MUSI 106 01 MUSI 107 01 MUSI 108 01 MUSI 108A 01 MUSI 110 01 MUSI 111 01 MUSI 114 01 A MUSI 116 01 A MUSI 117 01 A MUSI 118 01 A MUSI 118A 01 MUSI 130 01 A MUSI 130 02 A MUSI 131 01 MUSI 133 01 A MUSI 133 02 A MUSI 211 01 MUSI 231 01 MUSI 301 01 MUSI 302 01 MUSI 304 01 MUSI 309 01 MUSI 309 02 MUSI 314 01 MUSI 319 01 MUSI 319 02 MUSI 327 01 MUSI 332 01 MUSI 335A 01 MUSI 335C 01 MUSI 339 01 MUSI 375 01 MUSI 401 01 MUSI 402 01 2.00 P P P P Introductory Voice Methods T R 10:30AM 11:20AM FINE 190 Conoly, S 15 5 Woodwinds Class M W 10:30AM 11:20AM FINE 100 Corley, P 15 3 Percussion Class W F 1:30PM 2:20PM FINE 100 Bedell, A 20 6 Beginning Guitar Class T R 11:00AM 11:50AM FINE WLT Palmer, J 15 12 Beginning Guitar Class T R 1:00PM 1:50PM FINE WLT Palmer, J 15 14 Advanced Voice Methods T R 10:30AM 11:20AM FINE 190 Conoly, S 15 15 Advanced Guitar Class T R 2:30PM 3:20PM FINE WLT Palmer, J 15 14 Recital Attendance TBA NA Conoly, S 100 30 Chamber Orchestra TBA NA Jeffords, E 30 17 Jazz Band McDonald, D 30 26 Concert Band Bronk, M 75 41 TLU Choirs TBA NA Boyer, D 50 31 Kantorei Chamber Choir Boyer, D 25 22 Beginning Band&Orch Meth T R 1:00PM 1:50PM FINE 100 Bronk, M 20 11 Instr Ear Train. & Sight Singing I T R 11:15AM 12:00PM FINE 140 Chambers, C 25 13 Chamber Orchestra TBA NA Jeffords, E 25 15 Jazz Band McDonald, D 15 9 Concert Band Bronk, M 75 38 TLU Choirs TBA NA Boyer, D 50 29 Kantorei Chamber Choir Boyer, D 25 21 Music Appreciation T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 201 Warren, R 25 2 Music Appreciation T R 1:00PM 2:15PM FINE 140 Rodriguez, J 25 11 Music Theory I M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM FINE 140 Daub, E 30 16 Basic Music Skills T R 10:30AM 11:45AM FINE 131 Rodriguez, J 12 0 Basic Music Skills T R 2:30PM 3:45PM FINE 140 Rodriguez, J 12 1 Ear Train. & Sight Singing T R 10:30AM 11:15AM FINE 140 Chambers, C 25 7 III Music Theory III M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM FINE 140 Daub, E 25 8 Jr Recital:BA Music & BM TBA NA Boyer, D 5 5 Music Ed Jr Recital: BM Performance TBA NA Boyer, D 10 10 Vocal Repertoire Coaching TBA NA McElhaney, C 15 12 Instrumntl Repertoire TBA NA McElhaney, C 75 41 Coaching Instrumntl Repertoire TBA NA Daub, E 50 45 Coaching Strings Only Vocal Repertoire Coaching TBA NA McElhaney, C 75 63 Instrumntl Repertoire TBA NA McElhaney, C 75 70 Coaching Instrumntl Repertoire TBA NA Daub, E 50 49 Coaching Strings Only Conducting I M W 2:30PM 3:20PM FINE 100 Bronk, M 20 12 Essntl Cncpts T R 6:00PM 7:15PM FINE 140 Robinson, K 15 7 Music/Prim&Elem Pedagogy - Instrumental M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM FINE 100 Jeffords, E 15 8 Pedagogy - Strings M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM FINE 100 Jeffords, E 15 13 Orchestration T R 8:00AM 9:15AM FINE 131 Chambers, C 20 10 History of Western Music I T R 1:00PM 2:15PM FINE 190 Warren, R 20 11 Senior Capstone Recital:BA TBA NA Boyer, D 10 8 in Music Senior Recital:BM in TBA NA Boyer, D 10 9 Performance

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Natural Science NSCI 140 01 IS NSCI 140L 01 Science & The Global Environment Science & The Global Env Lab T R 10:30AM 11:45AM KROS 210 Bray, A 15 1 T 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 325 Bray, A 15 1 Nursing NURS 330 01 NURS 332 01 NURS 334 01 E NURS 336 01 EW NURS 400 01 NURS 430 01 NURS 432 01 NURS 434 01 NURS 440 01 V 5.00 5.00 2.00 5.00 7.00 5.00 Age Span Assessment M 8:30AM 12:00PM TBA NA Long, A 30 14 Fundamental Nursing R 8:30AM 11:30AM TBA NA Trinidad, C 30 15 Concepts & Prac Evidence-Based M 2:00PM 5:00PM TBA NA 30 15 Professional Nursing Health Care in 21st Century T 2:00PM 4:00PM TBA NA 45 30 Nurs Roles & Prac II W 1:00PM 3:00PM TBA NA Salinas-Harriso 15 15 RN-BSN Nursing of Childbearing T 8:30AM 11:30AM TBA NA Long, A 15 2 Families Complex Nursing M 1:00PM 5:00PM TBA NA Griffith, K 15 2 Concepts/Prac II Leadership and Mgmt of T 12:00PM 3:00PM TBA NA 15 2 Nursing Care Community Health Nurs W 9:00AM 12:00PM TBA NA Salinas-Harriso 15 15 RN-BSN Personal Well-Being PRWB 130 01 PRWB 130 02 PRWB 130 03 PRWB 130 04 PRWB 130 05 PRWB 130 06 PRWB 130 07 Personal Well-Being M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM FITC 101 Wilson, B 20-4 Personal Well-Being M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM FITC 101 Hunt, M 20-1 Personal Well-Being M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 114 Roberts, D 20 0 Personal Well-Being M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM FITC 101 Menzies, A 20-2 Personal Well-Being T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 130 Deike, E 20-2 Personal Well-Being T R 1:00PM 2:15PM FITC 101 Hunt, M 20-4 Personal Well-Being R 6:00PM 9:00PM LNGH 123 Mendoza, C 20 18 Philosophy PHIL 132 01 E PHIL 132 02 E PHIL 233 01 PHIL 338 01 PHIL 379 01 PHIL 434 01 Contemporary Moral Problems M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM LNGH 129 Davidson, J 25 2 Contemporary Moral M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM LNGH 129 Baer, H 25-1 Problems Introduction to Philosophy M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 129 Baer, H 25 15 Philosophy of Religion T R 8:00AM 9:15AM LNGH 129 Davidson, J 25 16 Fantasy & Pol Phil: J.R.R. M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 129 Walsh, G 30 26 Tolkien Cross Listed as POLS 379 Philosophy Senior Seminar F 12:30PM 1:45PM LNGH 239 Davidson, J 10 4 Physics PHYS 131 01 PHYS 131L 01 PHYS 141 01 P PHYS 141L 01 PHYS 141L 02 PHYS 142 01 Tools for Success in Sci&Engineerng M W 8:00AM 8:50AM ATTB 103 Sauncy, T 18 7 Fresh Sem in Physics Lab M 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 103 Sauncy, T 18 7 General College Physics I M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM KROS 209 Scanlon, E 36 4 Physics I Lab M 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 102 Carr, J 18 0 Physics I Lab T 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 102 Carr, J 18 4 General College Physics II T R 8:00AM 9:15AM ATTB 103 Carr, J 32 26

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Physics PHYS 142L 01 PHYS 142L 02 PHYS 143 01 S PHYS 143L 01 PHYS 143L 02 PHYS 241 01 P PHYS 241L 01 PHYS 332 01 PHYS 337 01 PHYS 381 01 PHYS 381L 01 PHYS 390 01 College Physics II Lab W 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 103 Berggren, C 10 5 College Physics II Lab R 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 103 Berggren, C 10 9 Physics of Modern World M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM KROS 209 Berggren, C 36 31 Issues Physics of Modern World W 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 118 Scanlon, E 12 11 Issues Lab Physics of Modern World T 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 118 Scanlon, E 12 8 Issues Lab Intro Physics/Scientists & M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM ATTB 103 Berggren, C 16 10 Engr II Intro PhysicsScientists/Engr W 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 102 Sauncy, T 14 8 II Lab Electricity and Magnetism M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM ATTB 102 Berggren, C 18 2 Dynamics M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM ATTB 102 Carr, J 18 14 Digital Electronics M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM ATTB 102 Sauncy, T 18 0 Digital Electronics Lab T 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 103 Sauncy, T 18 0 Computationl Applied Sci. I T R 10:30AM 11:45AM ATTB 103 Carr, J 16 3 Political Science POLS 231 01 P POLS 231 02 P POLS 232 01 POLS 279 01 G POLS 379 01 POLS 433 01 American Politics I M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM CENT 122 Braaten, D 25 8 American Politics I M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM CENT 122 Braaten, D 25 7 American Politics II M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 201 Walsh, G 25 1 Democracies in Crisis T R 2:30PM 3:34PM LNGH 129 Baer, H 30 20 Cross Listed as THEO 279 and INTL 231 Fantasy & Pol Phil: J.R.R. M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 129 Walsh, G 30 19 Tolkien Cross Listed as PHIL 379 Survey Research M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LIBR B1 Braaten, D 24 1 Cross Listed as SOCI 433 Portuguese PORT 131 01 G Portuguese I T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LIBR B5 5 5 two way video via Lubbock Christian Univ Psychology PSYC 131 01 S PSYC 131 02 S PSYC 131 03 S PSYC 234 01 PSYC 235 01 PSYC 235 02 PSYC 236 01 PSYC 236 02 PSYC 236 03 PSYC 279 01 PSYC 336 01 PSYC 339 01 PSYC 371 01 PSYC 377 01 PSYC 432 01 Introduction to Psychology M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 120 Turner, C 30-1 Introduction to Psychology M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 120 Czuchry, M 30 4 Introduction to Psychology M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 120 Czuchry, M 30 0 Intro to Social Psychology M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 123 Sia, T 25-1 Cross Listed as SOCI 274 Drugs and Behavior M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 123 Bailey, S 25 0 Drugs and Behavior T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 123 Bailey, S 25 1 Developmental Psychology T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 123 Sia, T 25 6 Developmental Psychology M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM LNGH 123 Sia, T 25 1 Developmental Psychology T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 235 25 10 Foundations of Counseling T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 132 Turner, C 16 7 Deviance and Aggression T R 8:00AM 9:15AM LNGH 120 Turner, C 25 12 Cross Listed as WOST 336 Psychological Assessment M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM LNGH 120 Turner, C 20 11 Animal Learning T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 128 Bailey, S 15 0 Professional Psychologist M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 123 Bailey, S 15 12 Engaging Psychology T R 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 123 Sia, T 15 8 Cross Listed as WOST 432

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Psychology PSYC 437 01 W History & Systems - Psychology T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 129 Czuchry, M 25 6 Social Entrepreneurship SOEN 231 01 SOEN 439 CF Intro to Social Entrepreneurship Sr Capstone in Soc Entrepreneurship T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 128 Hoffmann, J 9-3 TBA NA Hoffmann, J 1 0 Sociology SOCI 130 01 P SOCI 130 02 P SOCI 130 03 P SOCI 131 01 I SOCI 231A 01 P SOCI 238 01 SOCI 271 01 GO SOCI 274 01 SOCI 373 01 SOCI 374 01 SOCI 433 01 Introduction to Sociology M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 201 Castro, C 25-1 Introduction to Sociology M W F 1:00PM 1:50PM TSCH 201 Castro, C 25-2 Introduction to Sociology M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM LNGH 114 Boehm, S 25-2 Intro to Women's Studies T R 1:00PM 2:15PM CENT 122 Koford, A 9 3 Cross Listed as WOST 131 Intro to Criminal Justice T R 8:00AM 9:15AM LNGH 123 Boehm, S 25 18 Cross Listed as CRCJ 231 Mex-Amer Culture in M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 128 Mata, J 25 18 Southwest Cross Listed as MAST 238 Ethnography M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 230 Bollinger, C 20 13 Cross Listed as COMM 271, WOST 271, AFAM 271 Social Psychology M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 123 Sia, T 25 20 Cross Listed as PSYC 234 American Minorities T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 250 Castro, C 25 5 Crime in American Society M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 128 Boehm, S 25 9 Survey Research M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LIBR B1 Braaten, D 24 5 Cross Listed as POLS 433 Spanish SPAN 131 01 G SPAN 131 02 G SPAN 131 03 G SPAN 131 04 G SPAN 131 05 G SPAN 131 06 G SPAN 132 01 G SPAN 132 02 G SPAN 133 01 G SPAN 231 01 G SPAN 375 01 V SPAN 379 01 SPAN 473 01 G SPAN 475 01 P Spanish Lang & Culture I M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM CENT 122 Jasso, M 18 0 Spanish Lang & Culture I M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM CENT 127 Gonzalez, A 18 0 Spanish Lang & Culture I M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM CENT 127 Gonzalez, A 18 0 Spanish Lang & Culture I M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM CENT 126 Chmielewski, A 16-1 Spanish Lang & Culture I M W F 1:00PM 1:50PM CENT 126 Chmielewski, A 16-1 Spanish Lang & Culture I M W 1:00PM 2:15PM CENT 124 Jasso, M 18 13 Spanish Lang & Culture II M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM CENT 124 Dickens, C 16-3 Spanish Lang & Culture II M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM CENT 124 Dickens, C 16-4 Spanish for Health M W 1:00PM 2:15PM CENT 127 Dickens, C 16 3 Professionals Spanish Lang & Culture III M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LIBR B5 Jasso, M 12 0 Adv Conversational M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM CENT 126 Chmielewski, A 18 13 Spanish Spanish-American T 4:30PM 7:00PM LIBR B5 5 4 Literature Survey two way video via Texas Wesleyan University Novel of the Mexican M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 231 Gonzalez, A 12 1 Revolutn Cross Listed as WOST 473 Research Seminar TBA NA Gonzalez, A 5 2 Statistics STAT 374 01 Q STAT 374 02 Q Statistics T 6:00PM 8:20PM TSCH 103 Abbasian, R 26 3 Statistics T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 103 Abbasian, R 26 0

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; =designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Statistics STAT 374 03 Q Statistics M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 103 Sieben, J 26-2 Theology THEO 133 01 THEO 133 02 THEO 133 03 THEO 133 04 THEO 133 05 THEO 133 06 THEO 133 07 THEO 238 01 G THEO 279 01 G THEO 332 01 I THEO 334 01 G THEO 370 01 THEO 373 01 V THEO 374 01 E THEO 434 01 W Introduction to Theology M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 129 Baer, H 30 23 Introduction to Theology M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM LNGH 235 Hughes, C 30 11 Introduction to Theology M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 235 Hughes, C 30-1 Introduction to Theology M W F 1:00PM 1:50PM LNGH 114 Ruge-Jones, P 30 6 Introduction to Theology M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 123 Ruge-Jones, P 30 12 Introduction to Theology T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 120 Beck, N 30 9 Introduction to Theology M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 201 Hansen, H 30 11 Religion in the US T R 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 114 Hughes, C 25 0 GP Democracies in Crisis T R 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 129 Baer, H 30 11 Cross Listed as INTL 231 & POLS 279 Old Testament Studies M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 131 Beck, N 25 13 History of Religions M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM TSCH 131 Beck, N 35 21 Appl & Meth of Youth M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 132 Hansen, H 0 0 Ministry Judaism R 6:00PM 9:00PM TSCH 251 Walsh, R 20 6 Hispanic/Latino Theologies T R 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 235 Ruge-Jones, P 30 21 Theology Senior Seminar M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM LNGH 239 Ruge-Jones, P 15 12 Women's Studies WOST 131 01 I WOST 271 01 GO WOST 272A 01 I WOST 273 01 OP WOST 274 01 G WOST 336 01 WOST 386 01 WOST 432 01 WOST 473 01 G WOST 486 01 E Intro to Women's Studies T R Ethnography M W American Lit: Race, Class, M W F Gender Media & Popular Culture M W F Major Int'l Issues T R Persp-Genocide Deviance and Aggression T R Literature of Slavery and M W Freedom Engaging Psychology T R Novel of the Mexican M W Revolutn Business Ethics M W 1:00PM 2:15PM CENT 122 Koford, A 9-2 Cross Listed as SOCI 131 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 230 Bollinger, C 0 0 Cross Listed as COMM 271, SOCI 271 & AFAM 271 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 235 Gonzales, M 0 0 Cross Listed as ENGL 272A 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 230 Vrooman, S 0 0 Cross Listed as COMM 273 & AFAM 273 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 235 Czuchry, R 0 0 Cross Listed as HIST 274 8:00AM 9:15AM LNGH 120 Turner, C 0 0 Cross Listed as PSYC 336 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 235 Czuchry, R 0 0 Cross Listed as HIST 386 and AFAM 386 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 123 Sia, T 0 0 Cross Listed as PSYC 432 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 231 Gonzalez, A 0 0 Cross Listed as SPAN 473 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 130 Thompson, M 0 0 Cross Listed as BUSI 486