Winter 2016 and December Term * TABLE OF CONTENTS SNL BA COURSE SCHEDULE Updated: December 15, 2015 Course Descriptions.. 2 Decision Analytics Major Courses. 5 Degree Completion Major Courses. 8 December Term Loop Campus.. 10 Naperville Campus.. 11 O Hare Campus.. 12 Online Campus 13 Loop Campus courses. 14 Naperville Campus courses 17 O Hare Campus courses.. 18 SNL Online courses. 19 Faculty Designed Independent Studies 26 IMPORTANT INFORMATION: See updated Schedules at http://snl.depaul.edu/academics/registration/pages/undergraduate- Registration-Information.aspx HOW TO REGISTER: Login to https://campusconnect.depaul.edu/ then go to Add/drop a class in the Student Center. Enter the five digit number for each competence you wish to register. You can register for two competencies in most SNL courses. By University policy, all registrations incur the DePaul Athletic Fee. You must use a registration form to register for a Guided Independent Study, Advanced Project and Externship when taken as a project with your mentor. Submitting a registration form can only be confirmed using Campus Connect and not by telephone. See registration form at http://snl.depaul.edu/academics/registration/pages/undergraduate-registration-information.aspx Ready for Advanced Project? There are 2 options to satisfy F11 and F12: FA 303 Independent Advanced Project and FA 304 Advanced Project Course. If you intend to take FA 304, you should have the majority of your focus area competencies completed, or Academic Committee approval that verifies such completion is forthcoming. If you prefer to take Advanced Project as an independent study with your mentor, register for FA 303 and contact your mentor. ArtShares ILP Project: Interested in presenting creative work for an Independent Learning Pursuit in a supportive and constructive group assessment session? See http://snl.depaul.edu/student-resources/undergraduate-resources/pages/art-share.aspx Continuing Activity Status: Register for this status if you are not planning to take any courses this quarter to remain an active student. Use registration number: 23594 Course Descriptions and Syllabi: See http://snl.depaul.edu/academics/courses-and-syllabi/pages/default.aspx Courses in Other DePaul Colleges: If you plan to register for a course in another DePaul college, check with that college office for registration information and pre-requisites, then register, noting the right quarter and using the 5 digit code for the course and the SNL registration form at http://snl.depaul.edu/academics/registration/pages/undergraduate-registration-information.aspx * December Term: Courses meet either: Mondays and Wednesdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays or Saturdays. NOTE: when registering or searching for a December Term course in Campus Connect, please choose the Winter term, not the December Term. The search results will specify DEC SESSN when a course is being offered in the December Term. 1
Focus Area Competencies: Completing F1 is a pre-requisite to registering for any other FX competencies. Please contact your faculty mentor or academic committee if you have not yet completed F1. Incomplete Grades are not automatic and must be negotiated with an instructor before the end of the quarter. See Incomplete Contract at http://snl.depaul.edu/student-resources/undergraduate-resources/pages/forms.aspx Incomplete grades not resolved within two quarters are converted to an "F" and may not be re-opened. Proficiency Exam: (L4 Writing Proficiency Exam): Register using Registration number 23432 within the first week of classes to upload your exam to D2L. See instructions for the exam here. SNL Scholarships. See http://snl.depaul.edu/admission-and-aid/pages/aid-and-scholarships.aspx Summit Seminar: Summit Seminar is a final requirement that you are advised to take during your last term, just prior to graduating. Your registration confirms that you have successfully completed all Lifelong Learning area competencies, including current enrollment or successful completion of the Externship and the Focus Area Advanced project.. Your current registration reflects the last competencies you need in order to graduate. If you are unsure of your eligibility discuss your readiness with your academic committee. If you are cleared by your academic committee, register by Campus Connect. After Campus Connect registration closes, use a registration form at http://snl.depaul.edu/academics/registration/pages/undergraduate-registration-information.aspx. Registration numbers: On-campus section, note this is a HYBRID class that begins online at https://d2l.depaul.edu on Jan. 6, Seminar held oncampus Feb. 7 from 9-4pm: 23595, 26840. Online sections (running Feb. 8 Mar. 13): 23596, 23597, 23598. See also http://snl.depaul.edu/student-resources/undergraduate-resources/pages/graduation.aspx Tuition: See http://www.depaul.edu/admission-and-aid/tuition/pages/default.aspx Withdrawals: SNL students who need to withdraw from courses should consult the Academic Calendar at http://www.depaul.edu/university-catalog/academic-handbooks/graduate/university-information/pages/academic-calendar.aspx. Additionally, students who withdraw from 10-week late-starting classes within the first two weeks after class has started should contact snlregistration@depaul.edu for a tuition adjustment and students who withdraw from 5-week classes within the first week after class has started should contact snlregistration@depaul.edu for a tuition adjustment. IMPORTANT DATES See http://www.depaul.edu/university-catalog/academic-handbooks/graduate/universityinformation/pages/academic-calendar.aspx and http://snl.depaul.edu/student-resources/undergraduateresources/pages/graduation.aspx Descriptions of New Courses for December Term Loop LL 125 - Social Media for Social Change (Mon/Wed) Can we change the world with Social Media? Others already have. Let's see what's been done and take action for our own communities. #SMSCsnl Trending topics on Twitter and other social media sites might seem short lived, but the effectiveness of movements like the Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matters illustrate how social media can be used to raise social consciousness and enact social change. Activists, politicians, and concerned individuals increasingly utilize social media tools to facilitate social and political change. In this class, we will explore contemporary civic engagement as it happens on social media. We will look at how social media facilitates messages and organization of different social movements. We will analyze how these movements have been effective and how they have been ineffective. Ultimately, we will design and implement a social media plan to raise social awareness for a social issue emerging from our own communities. Competence: L3. Faculty: Nicholas Hayes. Meets 11/30, 12/2, 12/7, 12/9, 12/14 from 5:45pm 9pm. 2
Descriptions of New Courses for Winter Term All Campuses LL 140 Writing Workshop The Writing Workshop will help students be more confident, efficient and effective writers through individualized support from a writing instructor. Each student will choose at least one academic writing project to draft in the course and will work with the instructor to accomplish this goal using a structured writing process. If it fits in their plan, students may use the Writing Workshop to work on papers for competence in other courses or through the ILP process. Depending on the competence(s) chosen, the student will complete writing assignments in the field of arts and ideas, human community, scientific world, or the student s focus area. Competencies: A1X, H1X, S3X, FX, H3J (2 credit hours each, student may choose up to 2) Loop LL 205 Quantitative Reasoning (Tues). Truman Bridge Course Meets at Truman College 1/26, 2/2 from 6-9:45pm. Meets at DePaul Loop Campus 2/9, 2/16, 2/23, 3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/29, 4/5, 4/12, 4/19, 4/26, 5/3 from 6-9:45pm *NO CLASS 3/22. Competencies: L6, S1X. Can be taken for both competencies. Faculty: Pervez Rahman and Steven Ripes AI 277 The Underground Railroad (Ways of Knowing in the Liberal Arts) (Tues) This course will draw from national and regional resources to explore ways of knowing in the liberal arts about the Underground Railroad. The learning experience will include a field trip to a local museum, virtual field trips, films, museum catalogs and other readings, collaborative learning projects, and guest presentations. Students will create poster presentations or other visual products to illustrate their learning about Underground Railroad and write interpretative papers to accompany them. Competencies: A5, A1B, FX, DA. Can be taken for up to two competencies or the DA section only. Faculty: Deborah Holton DA 150 Analytics in Action (Thurs) In these seminars, students describe and assess how they have applied or are applying something that they have learned to their work in industry or community, and students learn from practicing decision analytics professionals about the specific opportunities and challenges these individuals encounter in their work with data. Competencies: S1X, FX, S3X, L7, A5, DA. Can be taken for only one competence or the DA section only. Faculty: Ivania Larson. LATE START. Meets 2/8, 2/15, 2/22, 2/29, 3/7. HC 154 Race and Ethnic Relations (Thurs) Truman Bridge Course Meets at Truman College 1/28, 2/4 from 6-9pm. Meets at DePaul Loop Campus 2/11, 2/18, 2/25, 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, 4/21, 4/28, 5/5 from 6-9pm *NO CLASS 3/24. Competencies: H4, H5, FX, H2A, A3C. Can be taken for up to 3 competencies. Faculty: Anghesom Atsbaha & Abra Johnson SW 236 Advanced Internet (Alt. Sat) Wright Bridge Course Meets at Wright College 1/23, 2/6 from 9am-3pm. Meets at DePaul Loop Campus2/20, 3/5, 3/19**, 4/2, 4/16 from 9am 3pm. **NOTE: 3/19 is a Hybrid/Online session. Competencies: S5, FX, S1D, S1X, S3X. Can be taken for up to 3 competencies. Faculty: Zaya Khananu and Paul Croitoru HC 268 Culture and Politics of Carework (Alt. Sat.) In this class we will discuss the different meanings and realities of carework, and the social and economic values attached to it. We will examine how the responsibilities and expectations regarding carework are unevenly distributed over different social populations, how gender, race, nationality, or culture figure into this distribution as well as specific labor conditions. By imagining a society that values carework, and that is founded on an ethic of care and justice we will also look at different forms of political or civic engagement that are based on an ethic of care and justice. In particular, we will examine the different strategies and objectives of political movements, labor advocacy groups, and people working on policy changes. The class will be taught in the form of a learning circle, giving students the opportunity to practice principles of restorative justice while being engaged in collaborative learning processes. Competencies: L3, H5, A4, H3X. Faculty: Mechthild Hart. Meets 1/9, 1/23, 2/6, 2/20, 3/5 from 9-4pm. 3
Online FA 120 Essentials of Coaching Effective coaching has long been recognized as a key element of success in the world of sports. More recently, a new breed of coaches has emerged to help people transform their personal and professional lives. In this course, we will explore the theories, concepts, and techniques of personal life and business coaching. Students will learn about the history of coaching, its uses in personal and professional development and practical applications. Working individually, in pairs, and in small groups, students will practice coaching skills and keep a detailed learning journal. This course will be highly experiential and collaborative in nature. Students will learn concepts of coaching for personal development and professional effectiveness. In addition, students will learn models of collaborative learning and will apply one model in the exploration of their coaching practice in the course. Competencies: L7, FX. Course runs 1/4-2/7. Faculty: Daniel Heck Offcampus LL 302 - Externship: Mindfulness Meditation Retreat at Starved Rock State Park (Spring, 2016) This unique hybrid course involves a four-day retreat (Thursday, April 21 st through Sunday, April 24 th, 2016) at the beautiful Starved Rock Lodge and Conference Center in Utica, IL (1.5 hour drive from Chicago). Starved Rock Lodge sits high atop a wooded bluff overlooking the Illinois River in the magnificent Starved Rock State Park. Every student will have a private guest room in the lodge. There is a fee of $650 for the retreat, in addition to the 4 credit hours of tuition for the L-10 and L-11 competencies. All the other pre- and post-retreat learning activities will take place online during the Spring, 2015 quarter. See the syllabus for more details. The pre-requisites for the course are completion of Foundations of Adult Learning and the L-4 and L-5 competencies. The course will fill early. You must pre-register for the course by contacting the instructor, Michael Skelley, directly at mskelley@depaul.edu Mindfulness meditation practices are simple, relaxing, yet powerful ways of developing your mind so that you can to be more fully and freely engaged in your daily experiences. The approaches to mindfulness meditation that you will learn in this course are related to Buddhist traditions, but also draw from contemporary insights in neuroscience, psychology and philosophy. No prior experience with meditation is necessary for this course. 4
Decision Analytics Major Courses Courses for the Decision Analytics (DA) Major are designed for the Bachelor of Arts in Decision Analytics degree, but are open to all SNL students. Negotiated competencies are not available in DA courses. DA students should register using the Class Nbr for DA. All other SNL students should register using the Class Nbr assigned to a December Term Subj Course # Course Campus Instructor Credit hours Class Nbr NOTES CCA 170 CCA 168 CCH 228 Creativity and Entrepreneurship Art and Memory Scrapbooking II: The Art Journal Women in China: Images and Roles Loop Loop Loop Acerra, Patrizia 2 DA DA 26798 LoSardo, Betta & Sandy, Pamela 2 DA DA 26988 Kwong, Jennifer 2 DA DA 26797 Meets Tue/Thur 12/1, 12/3, 12/8, 12/10, 12/15, from 5:45-9:00 pm. Can only be taken for Meets at the Loop Campus, Saturdays, 9:00 4:00 pm, 12/5 & 12/12 with one field trip and one online discussion. Meets Mon/Wed 11/30, 12/2, 12/7, 12/9, 12/14, from 5:45-9:00 pm. Winter Term Subj Course # Course Campus Instructor Credit hours Class Nbr NOTES AI 277 The Underground Railroad (Ways of Knowing in the Liberal Arts) Loop Holton, Deborah DA 150 Analytics in Action Loop Larson, Ivania 4 DA 2 FX 2 A1B 2 A5 2 DA 2 S1X 2 FX 2 S3X 2 L7 2 A5 DA 27266 FX 27269 A1B 27268 A5 27267 DA 26990 S1X 26991 FX 26992 S3X 26993 L7 27088 A5 27089 Meets at the Loop Campus, Tuesdays, 5:45 9:00 pm, 1/5/16-3/15/16. Can be taken for up to two competencies or the DA section only. LATE START. Meets at the Loop Campus, Thursdays, 5:45 9:00 pm, 2/8/16-3/7/16. one competence or the DA section only. NEW COURSE 5
Decision Analytics Major Courses continued Winter Term (continued) DA 233 Applied Information Management Systems Online Yeo, Benjamin 4 DA 2 FX 2 L7 2 S1X 2 S3X DA 26232 FX 26228 L7 26231 S1X 26229 S3X 26230 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 3/19/16 Can be taken for up to two competencies or the DA section only. Liberal Learning Courses Subj Course # Course Campus Instructor Credit hours Class Nbr NOTES CCA 296 Introduction to Art Therapy Loop Cantwell, Joan 4 DA CCA 215 Film Noir Loop Kimsey, John 2 DA CCA 254 CCA 153 CCA 153 CCA 219 CCH 112 CCH 221 Resistance During the Holocaust and WW II The Art of Speechmaking The Art of Speechmaking Space, Spirituality and Human Identity Exploring Success Techniques Public Speaking: How to Change Your Life Loop Kimble, Sara 4 DA Online Online Online Loop Loop Blanchard, Carol Blanchard, Carol Zurybida, Catherine Weggeman, Jennifer McLaughlin, Jack 2 DA 2 DA 4 DA 2 DA 4 DA DA 26488 Meets at the Loop Campus, Tuesdays 5:45 9:00 pm, 1/5/16-3/15/16 LATE START. Meets at the Loop Campus, DA 26509 Wednesdays, 5:45 9:00 pm, 2/10/16-3/9/16 Meets at the Loop Campus, Thursdays, DA 26587 5:45 9:00 pm, 1/7/16 3/17/16 DA 26235 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 2/7/16 DA 26236 LATE START. Meets Online. Course runs 2/8/16 3/13/16 DA 26397 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 3/19/16 LATE START. Meets at the Loop Campus, DA 26473 Mondays, 5:45 9:00 pm, 2/8/16 3/7/16 Meets at the Loop Campus, Mondays, DA 26477 5:45 9:00 pm, 1/4/16 3/14/16 CCH 289 CCH 237 CCH 299 CCH 325 Psychology from an African-Centered Perspective Conflict Management, Negotiation, and Client Relations Assessing and Managing Conflict Connecting Thought and Behavior Loop Tolliver, Derise 4 DA Loop Forster, Peter 4 DA Online Delgado, Mary 4 DA Online Skorupa, Kenn 4 DA DA 26537 DA 26581 DA 26237 Meets at the Loop Campus, Wednesdays, 5:45 9:00 pm, 1/6/16 3/16/16 Meets at the Loop Campus, Thursdays, 5:45 9:00 pm, 1/7/16 3/17/16 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 3/19/16 DA 26249 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 3/19/16 6
Winter Term (continued) Liberal Learning Courses Subj Course # Course Campus Instructor Credit hours Class Nbr NOTES CCH 367 CCH 367 Leisure, Recreation and Health Leisure, Recreation and Health Online Olison, Shannon 4 DA Online Paden, LoriKay 4 DA CCS 365 Addiction Studies Loop Mills, Robert 4 - DA DA 26383 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 3/19/16 DA 26384 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 3/19/16 Meets at the Loop Campus, Mondays, DA 26439 5:45 9:00 pm, 1/4/16 3/14/16 CCS 219 CCS 275 CCS 282 CCS 328 The Aging (or Reengagin) Brain? Body, Mind, Spirit: Yoga and Meditation Nutrition: Basics and Beyond Challenges in Global Health Loop Chen, Joe 4 DA Loop Dolan, Maureen 4 DA Loop Wall, Elizabeth 4 DA Online NiBhuachalla, Siobhan 4 DA CCS 256 Everyday Ecology Online Ridd, Barbara 4 DA CCS 153 Science for Citizens Online CCS 360 Society and Information Technology Reynolds, Lovelle 2 DA Online Lash, David 4 DA DA 26485 DA 26580 DA 26536 DA 26242 Meets at the Loop Campus, Tuesdays, 5:45 9:00 pm, 1/5/16 3/15/16 Meets at the Loop Campus, Wednesdays, 5:45 9:00 pm, 1/6/16 3/16/16 Meets at the Loop Campus, Wednesdays, 5:45 9:00 pm, 1/6/16 3/16/16 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 3/19/16 DA 26289 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 3/19/16 DA 26395 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 2/7/16 DA 26396 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4/16 3/19/16 7
Degree Completion Major Courses Courses for the Degree Completion Majors (DCM) are designed for two specific degrees: the BA in Leadership Studies and the BA in Applied Behavioral Sciences, but are open to all SNL students. Negotiated competencies are not available in DCM courses. DCM students should register using the Class Nbr for DCM. All other SNL students should register using the Class Nbr assigned to a Online DCM courses are at: https://d2l.depaul.edu/ December Term 11/30/15 12/31/15 Subj Course # Course Campus Instructor Credit hours Class Nbr NOTES 4 DCM DCM 23979 Leadership Models for Online Gilmore, Greg 2 FX FX 23980 Meets Online. DCM 303 Strong Organizations 2 H3X H3X 23981 4 DCM DCM 23538 Leadership Models for Online Gilmore, Greg 2 FX FX 23539 Meets Online. DCM 303 Strong Organizations 2 H3X H3X 23540 4 DCM DCM 23530 Analyzing Human Online Amador, Elly 2 FX FX 23531 Meets Online. DCM 307 Behavior 2 H1X H1X 23532 4 DCM DCM 23533 Analyzing Human Online Skorupa, Kenn 2 FX FX 23534 Meets Online. DCM 307 Behavior 2 H1X H1X 23535 DCM 314 Learning and Transformation Online Komornick, Janine 2 DCM DCM 23541 Meets Online: DCM admission required. DCM 319 Creativity and Innovative Thinking Online Kosiarek, Renee 2 DCM 2 A5 DCM 23536 A5 23537 Meets Online Winter Term 1/4/16 3/19/16 Subj Course # Course Campus Instructor Credit hours Class Nbr NOTES DCM 306 DCM 308 DCM 308 Productive Applications of Work- Based Technology Introduction to Statistics Introduction to Statistics LOOP LOOP NAPERVILLE Mirza, Zoaib Khananu, Zaya Hemmerling, John 4 - DCM 2 - FX 2 S1D 2 S5 4 - DCM 2 - FX 2 S2X 4 - DCM 2 - FX 2 S2X DCM 23717 FX 23718 S1D 23719 S5 23720 DCM 23725 FX 23727 S2X 23726 DCM 23728 FX 23730 S2X 23729 HYBRID. Meets at the Loop Campus, Tuesdays, 1/5, 1/19, 2/2, 2/16, 3/1, 3/15, 5:45-9:00pm, 1/5 3/15. Meets at the Loop Campus, Tuesdays, 5:45-9:00pm, 1/5 3/15. Meets at the Naperville Campus, Tuesdays, 6:15 9:30pm, 1/5 3/15. DCM 309 Applied Research ONLINE Stevens, Cynthia 4 DCM DCM 23731 Meets Online. DCM admission required. 8
Degree Completion Major Courses (continued) Winter Term 1/4/16 3/19/16 Subj Course # Course Campus Instructor Credit hours Class Nbr NOTES DCM 321 Capstone Planning ONLINE DCM 315 Exploring the Field ONLINE DCM 324 DCM 330 Effective Group and Personal Dynamics Professional Communication in the Workplace ONLINE ONLINE Stevens, Cynthia Magree, Janet Vaulx, Allyson Murphy, Nora 2 DCM DCM 23716 2 DCM DCM 23732 4 DCM 2 FX 2 H2X 4 DCM 2 H2X 2 FX 2 H3X DCM 23733 FX 23734 Meets Online. Course runs 1/4-2/7. DCM admission required. Meets Online. Course runs 1/4-2/7. DCM admission required. H2X 23735 Meets Online. DCM 23736 H2X 23738 FX 23737 H3X 23739 Meets Online. 9
December Term Courses at SNL These courses are held during December and satisfy one competence, unless otherwise stated. Tuition is due Nov. 23 with grades posted in early January. December Term at Loop Campus 14 East Jackson Blvd, Chicago 312/362-8001 Classes meet from 5:45-9pm, unless otherwise stated. FX competencies must be appropriate to a student s focus area Mondays/Wednesdays Tuesdays/Thursdays Saturdays AI 232 Theater Improvisation Starrs, John AI 170 Creativity and Entrepreneurship Acerra, Patrizia A2A 23563 A5 23566 A2X 23564 FX 23567 A5 23565 L7 23568 DA* 26798 Meets Mon/Wed 11/30, 12/2, 12/7, 12/9, 12/14, from 5:45-9:00 pm. one competence HC 228 Women in China: images and roles Kwong, Jennifer H1X 23960 H5 23962 S3X 23961 DA 26797 Meets Mon/Wed 11/30, 12/2, 12/7, 12/9, 12/14, from 5:45-9:00 pm. one competence LL 125 Social Media for Social Change Hayes, Nicholas L3 26950 Meets Mon/Wed 11/30, 12/2, 12/7, 12/9, 12/14, from 5:45-9:00 pm. NEW COURSE Meets T/TH 12/1, 12/3, 12/8, 12/10, 12/15, from 5:45-9:00 pm. one *Fulfills Creativity Requirement SW 361 Introduction to Computer Productivity Khananu, Zaya FX 23553 S5 23552 Meets T/TH 12/1, 12/3, 12/8, 12/10, 12/15, from 5:45-9:00 pm. one competence FA 270 Starting Up and Running Your Own Business Nowak, Thomas FX 23569 H1X 23570 Meets T/TH 12/1, 12/3, 12/8, 12/10, 12/15, from 5:45-9:00 pm. one competence AI 168 Art and Memory Scrapbooking II: The Art Journal LoSardo, Betta & Sandy, Pamela A1X 24015 A2X 24013 A5 24014 DA 26988 HYBRID. Meets 2 Saturdays, 12/5, 12/12, from 9-4pm, with one field trip and one online discussion. Can only be taken for 10
December Term at Naperville Campus 150 W. Warrenville, Naperville 630/548-9378 Classes meet from 6:15-9:30pm, unless otherwise stated. FX competencies must be appropriate to a student s focus area Monday/ Wednesday Tuesday/Thursday HC 101 The Art of Negotiation: Realizing Opportunity Ziolkowski, Amy A3X 24005 FX 23574 H3D 23575 Meets Tues/Thur, 12/1, 12/3, 12/8, 12/10, 12/15, from 6:15-9:30p. Can only be taken for one 11
December Term at O Hare Campus Triangle Plaza, 8770 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Chicago 312/476-3600 Classes meet from 6:15-9:30pm, unless otherwise stated. FX competencies must be appropriate to a student s focus area Monday/Wednesday Tuesday/Thursday SW 235 Yoga and Well-Bring Russell, Rebecca A3B 23581 H3F 23582 S1X 23583 S2C 23584 Meets Tues/Thur, 12/1, 12/3, 12/8, 12/10, 12/15, from 6:15-9:30p. one 12
December Term for SNL Online The following courses start November 30th end on December 18th, unless otherwise noted. FX competencies must be appropriate to a student s focus area Subject Area & Course Number DCM 307 DCM 307 AI 153 DCM 319 AI 115 AI 115 AI 115 FA 105 FA 260 FA 110 SW 361 DCM 303 DCM 303 Course Analyzing Human Behavior Analyzing Human Behavior The Art of Speechmaking Creativity and Innovative Thinking The Culture of Christmas The Culture of Christmas The Culture of Christmas Essentials of Compensation Management Essentials of Project Management Essentials of Training and Development Introduction to Computer Productivity Leadership Models for Strong Organizations Leadership Models for Strong Organizations Competence and Class Nbr DCM 23530 FX 23531 H1X 23532 DCM 23533 FX 23534 H1X 23535 A2B 26093 FX 26094 DCM 23536 A5 23537 A1X 23545 H1E 23544 A1X 24155 H1E 24154 A1X 27093 H1E 27092 FX 23547 H3B 23546 FX 23549 H2X 23548 FX 23554 H2X 23555 FX 23551 S5 23550 DCM 23979 FX 23980 H3X 23981 DCM 23538 FX 23539 Instructor Amador, Elly Skorupa, Kenn Acerra, Patrizia Kosiarek, Renee Joachim, Jill Hayes, Nicholas LoSardo, Betta Kahdeman, Tyler Bascaran, Eduardo Snyder, Deborah Khananu, Zaya Gilmore, Greg H3X 23540 AI 282 Leisure for Well-Being H3F 23556 Olison, Shannon SW 153 Science for Citizens S1A 23557 SW 250 Widgets, Clicks and Tweets: Essentials of Applied Web Technology S2D 23558 FX 23562 S1D 23561 Gilmore, Greg Mogerman,Jo-Elle E.H. Kasprzak, Erin Notes Course runs until 12/31/2015 Course runs until 12/31/2015 Course runs until 12/31/2015 Course runs until 12/31/2015 Course runs until 12/31/2015 13
Winter Quarter at the Loop Campus 14 East Jackson Blvd, Chicago 312/362-8001 Classes meet from 5:45-9pm, unless otherwise stated FX competencies must be appropriate to a student s focus area Monday 1/4/16-3/14/16 LL 103 Independent Learning Seminar Grooms, Kenya L1 23863 LATE START. Meets 1/25, 2/1, 2/8, 2/15, 2/22. LL 260 Writing for Competence Muller, William L4 23866 LL 300 Research Seminar Neblung, Lori L8,9 23889 (LRS) OPEN TOPIC LATE START. Begins 1/11 Tuesday 1/5/16-3/15/16 LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning: Developing Personal, Professional and Educational Goals Kimsey, John L2F1 23516 LATE START. Begins 1/12 LL 140 Writing Workshop Cummings, Kamilah A1X 26409 FX 26412 H1X 26410 H3J 23887 S3X 26411 *Can be taken for up to 2 competencies. LL 270 Critical Thinking Stone, Charles L5 23888 LL 205 Quantitative Reasoning Rahman, Pervez L6 26687 S1X 26688 Truman Bridge Course. See page 2 for meeting dates and times. Can be taken for both competencies. Wednesday 1/6/16-3/16/16 LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning: Developing Personal, Professional and Educational Goals McGury, Susan L2F1 23517 LL 268 Writing for Competence/Crime and Punishment Hayes, Nicholas A1A 26505 A4 26504 L4* 26503 *Students must register for L4 and may register for one additional 14 Thursday 1/7/16-3/17/16 LL 103 Independent Learning Seminar Prusik, Amelie L1 23864 LATE START. Meets 1/21, 1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 2/18. LL 270 Critical Thinking Luma, Tania L5 24065 LATE START. Begins 1/14. LL 205 Quantitative Reasoning Thor, Eric L6 23868 Saturday 1/9/16-3/19/16 LL 103 Independent Learning Seminar Littlejohn, John L1 23865 LATE START. Meets 1/23, 1/30, 2/6, 2/13, 2/20. Meets from 9-12:15pm
Monday 1/4/16-3/14/16 Tuesday 1/5/16-3/15/16 Wednesday 1/6/16-3/16/16 LL 302 Externship Holton, Deborah L10, 11 26435 (LEX) Topic: Speaking Words Thursday 1/7/16-3/17/16 IN 307 Advanced Elective Seminar Kimsey, John E1 24059 E2 24060 Topic: Frankenstein Across the Curriculum Saturday 1/9/16-3/19/16 Sunday 1/10/16-3/13/16 FA 304 Advanced Project Course Buckley, Veronica F11, 12 27241 (FAP) SW 365 Addiction Studies Mills, Robert A3X 23869 H2A 23870 H3F 23871 S2C 23872 S3B 23873 DA 26439 FA 112 Exploring Success Techniques for Enhancing Career Skills Weggeman, Jennifer FX 24004 H3X 24003 DA 26473 LATE START. Meets 2/8, 2/15, 2/22, 2/29, 3/7. Can only be taken for one HC 223 Money, Finances, and Crises Comeau, Ludovic FX 23878 H1X 23874 H2X 23875 H5 23876 S3X 23877 FA 304 Advanced Project Course Strohschen, Gabriele F11, 12 24118 (FAP) SW 219 The Aging (or Reengaging) Brain? Chen, Joe H3X 26481 S2X 26482 S2C 26483 FX 26484 DA 26485 SW 262 The Happiness Project Tolliver, Derise A3X 24070 H3X 24069 L7 24072 S3X 24071 S2X 24195 HYBRID. Meets in-class 1/5, 1/26, 2/2, 2/16, 3/1, 3/8, plus additional online sessions. AI 396 Introduction to Art Therapy Cantwell, Joan A2A 23891 A5 23892 H3X 23893 S3B 23894 DA* 26488 *Fulfills Creativity Requirement SW 275 Body, Mind, Spirit: Yoga and Meditation Dolan, Maureen A3B 23920 H3F 23918 S2C 23919 S3B 23921 DA 26580 AI 215 Film Noir Kimsey, John A1D 24068 A1X 24067 A5 24066 DA* 26509 LATE START. Meets 2/10, 2/17, 2/24, 3/2, 3/9. Can only be taken for *Fulfills Creativity Requirement HC 178 Gender at Work Lindsay-Ryan, Elisabeth FX 26520 H3B 26521 H4 26522 L7 26523 FA 304 Advanced Project Course Paulson, Ed F11, 12 24136 (FAP) DA 150 Analytics in Action Larson, Ivania S1X 26991 FX 26992 S3X 26993 DA 26990 L7 27088 A5 27089 LATE START. Meets 2/11, 2/18, 2/25, 3/3, 3/10. Can only be taken for one competence or the DA section only. NEW COURSE FA 237 Conflict Management, Negotiation, and Client Relations Forster, Peter FX 23925 H2X 23922 H3D 23923 L7 23924 DA 26581 SW 269 Energy and Health Orlando, Gina H2F 23933 S2X 23932 S3D 23930 S4 23931 SW 236 Advanced Internet Khananu, Zaya S5 26696 FX 26697 S1D 26698 S1X 26699 S3X 26700 Wright Bridge Course. See page 3 for meeting dates and times. Can be taken for up to 3 competencies. HC 268 Culture and Politics of Carework Hart, Mechthild A4 26678 H3X 26679 H5 26677 L3 26676 Alternating Saturdays. Meets 1/9, 1/23, 2/6, 2/20, 3/5 from 9-4pm. NEW COURSE LL 390 Summit Seminar STAFF L12 23595 or 26840 Course runs Online from 1/6-2/7. Seminar held oncampus 2/7, from 9-4pm. For SNL Students only. 15
Monday 1/4/16-3/14/16 HC 221 Public Speaking: How to Change Your Life McLaughlin, Jack H3E 26474 H3C 26475 FX 26476 DA 26477 AI 247 Stage Improvisation and Game Playing Starrs, John A1X 23883 A2A 23884 A3D 23885 A5 23886 Tuesday 1/5/16-3/15/16 DCM 308 Introduction to Statistics Khananu, Zaya DCM 23725 FX 23727 S2X 23726 DCM 306 Productive Applications of Work Based Information Technology Mirza, Zoaib DCM 23717 FX 23718 S1D 23719 S5 23720 HYBRID. Meets 1/5, 1/19, 2/2, 2/16, 3/1, 3/15. AI 277 The Underground Railroad (Ways of Knowing in the Liberal Arts) Holton, Deborah DA 27266 FX 27269 A1B 27268 A5 27267 NEW COURSE Can be taken for up to two competencies or the DA section only. Wednesday 1/6/16-3/16/16 HC 365 Jazz and Chicago Cunniff, Joseph A1A 23903 A1C 23904 H1X 23905 LATE START Meets 2/10, 2/17, 2/24, 3/2, 3/9. Can only be taken for one HC 201 Negotiating Contracts: Strategic, Legal, Ethical, and Modern Technology Rocco, Patricia A3X 23910 FX 23913 H1D 23911 H3D 23912 S3X 23914 SW 282 Nutrition: Basics and Beyond Wall, Elizabeth S2A 23915 S2C 23916 S4 23917 DA 26536 HC 289 Psychology from an Africancentered Perspective Tolliver, Derise A3E 24077 H1F 24078 H3A 24079 H4 24080 H5 24081 DA* 26537 *Fulfills Power and Justice Requirement Thursday 1/7/16-3/17/16 FA 300 Project Management Nowak, Thomas FX 23937 H2X 23935 L7 23934 S1D 23936 HC 154 Race and Ethnic Relations Atsbaha, Anghesom H2A 23968 H4 23969 H5 23970 A3C 23971 FX 23972 Truman Bridge Course. See page 3 for meeting dates and times. Can be taken for up to 3 competencies. AI 254 Resistance during the Holocaust and World War II Kimble, Sara H5 26582 A1X 26583 A3X 26584 H2X 26585 DA 26587 Saturday 1/9/16-3/19/16 16
Winter Quarter at the Naperville Campus 150 W. Warrenville, Naperville 630/548-9378 Classes meet from 6:15-9:30pm, unless otherwise stated. FX competencies must be appropriate to a student s focus area Monday 1/4/16-3/14/16 LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning: Developing Personal, Professional and Educational Goals Matamonasa, Arieahn L2/F1 23519 Tuesday 1/5/16-3/15/16 DCM 308 Introduction to Statistics Hemmerling, John DCM 23728 FX 23730 S2X 23729 Wednesday 1/6/16-3/16/16 Thursday 1/7/16-3/17/16 AI 252 Today s Successful Business Manager Ratza, Cliff A3C 24087 A4 24088 FX 24090 H4 24089 Saturday 1/9/16-3/19/16 SW 235 Yoga and Well-Being Russell, Rebecca A3B 24095 H3F 24096 S1X 24097 S2C 24098 LATE START. Meets 2/13, 2/20, 2/27, 3/5, 3/12 from 9-12:15pm. 17
Winter Quarter at the O Hare Campus 8770 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Chicago, 312/476-3600 Classes meet from 6:15-9:30pm, unless otherwise stated. FX competencies must be appropriate to a student s focus area Monday 1/4/16-3/14/16 Tuesday 1/5/16-3/15/16 SW 356 Database Design and Implementation for Small Business Todd, Kurtis A5 24101 FX 24104 S1D 24102 S3E 24103 S5 24105 SW 371 Dinosaurs Downing, Kevin S1B 26670 S2A 26671 S4 26672 Meets 1/5, 1/12, 1/19, 1/26, 2/2. Can only be taken for one Wednesday 1/6/16-3/16/16 Thursday 1/7/16-3/17/16 LL 260 Writing for Competence Hayes, Nicholas L4 26674 HYBRID. Meets in-class: 1/7, 14, 1/28, 2/11, 25, 3/10. Meets Online: 1/21, 2/4, 2/18, 3/3, 3/17. AI 147 Ethics: How Good People Make Tough Choices Hayda, Christine A3C 24110 A3X 24111 A4 24112 FX 24113 LATE START. Begins 1/14 Saturday 1/9/16-3/19/16 18
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Subject Area & Course Number FA 363 HC 302 HC 302 IN 307 SNL Online Courses FX competencies must be appropriate to a student s focus area Course Competence and Class Instructor Notes Nbr Achieving Your Work FX 23742 Trondsen, Norene and Life Goals H3X 23740 Active Citizens: Making a difference in the community, workplace, world Active Citizens: Making a difference in the community, workplace, world Advanced Elective Seminar L7 23741 FX 23746 H4 23745 L3 23743 L7 23744 FX 26217 H4 26216 L3 26214 L7 26215 E1 23747 E2 23748 Reed, Susan Leavy, Elizabeth Stifter,Patricia Topic: Pills, Potions, Possibilities IN 307 FA 304 Advanced Elective Seminar Advanced Project Course E1 23749 E2 23750 F 11, 12 24137 (FAP) LoSardo, Betta Stone, Chuck Topic: Money, Power and Art in the Italian Renaissance **Pre-requisite: Research Seminar** FA 304 Advanced Project Course F 11, 12 24139 (FAP) Wilbur, Gretchen **Pre-requisite: Research Seminar** FA 304 Advanced Project Course F 11, 12 24138 (FAP) Mosha, Raymond **Pre-requisite: Research Seminar** FA 387 DA 233 AI 153 AI 153 HC 299 AI 185 AI 185 African-American Studies in Critical Perspective Applied Information Management Systems The Art of Speechmaking The Art of Speechmaking Assessing and Managing Conflict The Beatles and the Creative Process The Beatles and the Creative Process FX 26222 H4 26223 A3X 26224 H1X 26225 H2G 26226 DA 26232 FX 26228 L7 26231 S1X 26229 S3X 26230 A2B 24141 FX 24140 DA 26235 FX 26233 A2B 26234 DA 26236 FX 23755 H3D 23756 L7 23757 DA 26237 A1X 23759 A3X 23760 A5 23758 S3F 23761 A1X 23975 A3X 23976 A5 23974 S3F 23977 Davis, Nancy Yeo, Benjamin Blanchard, Carol Course runs 1/4-2/7. Blanchard, Carol Delgado, Mary DiCola, Chuck Kimsey, James LATE START. Course runs 2/8-3/13. Can only be taken for one 20
Subject Area & Course Number AI 185 AI 185 HC 239 SW 328 HC 165 FA 325 AI 181 Course The Beatles and the Creative Process The Beatles and the Creative Process Business, Technology, and our Global Future Challenges in Global Health China: Money, Power and the 21st Century Connecting Thought and Behavior in the Workplace, the Community and your Personal Life Creating Original Digital Art Competence and Class Nbr A1X 24007 A3X 24008 A5 24006 S3F 24009 A1X 27066 A3X 27067 A5 27065 S3F 27068 FX 23808 H5 23807 S3F 23809 H5 24032 S2D 24033 S3B 24034 DA 26242 A3F 26245 H1C 26246 H1H 26247 H5 26244 FX 23769 H1I 23766 H3A 23767 S3X 23768 DA 26249 A2A 23773 A2D 23770 A2X 23771 FX 23772 AI 176 Creative Writing A1C 23774 A2A 23775 Instructor Perkovich, Mike Perkovich, Mike Szczerba, Patricia NiBhuachalla, Siobhan Enenbach, Mark Skorupa, Kenn Gitelson, Jon Dumbleton, Molly A5 23776 LL 270 Critical Thinking L5 23781 Spellers Sims, Regina LL 270 Critical Thinking L5 23782 Spellers Sims, Regina SW 329 Database Development for Managing Information FX 23786 H2B 23785 S1D 23783 S3X 23784 AI 167 Digital Photography A1X 23791 A2D 23792 A2X 23793 A5 23790 Hover, Todd Stein, Hartwig Notes AI 167 Digital Photography A1X 23983 HC 157 DCM 324 Economics for Decision-Making Effective Group and Personal Dynamics A2D 23984 A2X 23985 A5 23982 FX 23795 H1C 23796 H2E 23797 H5 23794 DCM 23733 FX 23734 H2X 23735 21 Gitelson, Jon Toussaint, Maude Vaulx, Allyson
Subject Area & Course Number Course Competence and Class Nbr FA 120 Essentials of Coaching L7 26779 FA 105 FA 260 FA 260 FA 110 FA 359 Essentials of Compensation Management Essentials of Project Management Essentials of Project Management Essentials of Training and Development Ethical Business Behavior FX 26780 FX 26283 H3B 26282 FX 23801 H2X 23800 FX 26286 H2X 26285 FX 26287 H2X 26288 A4 23804 H2X 23805 FX 23806 SW 256 Everyday Ecology FX 24023 LL 302 Externship S1C 24020 S3C 24021 S4 24022 DA 26289 L10, 11 (LEX) 23451 Instructor Notes Heck, Daniel Course runs 1/4-2/7. NEW COURSE Ramos-Torrescano, Elisabeth LATE START. Course runs 2/8-3/13. Can only be taken for one Bascaran, Eduardo Course runs 1/4-2/7. Bascaran, Eduardo LATE START. Course runs 2/8-3/13. Can only be taken for one Snyder, Deborah LATE START. Course runs 2/8-3/13. Can only be taken for one Cowin, Halina Ridd, Barbara Olison, Shannon Topic: The Role of Fitness in the Examined Life LL 302 Externship L10, 11 (LEX) 23449 Dix, Mary Jane Topic: Spirituality LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning: Developing Personal, Professional and Educational Goals L2F1 23513 LoSardo, Betta LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning: Developing Personal, Professional and Educational Goals L2F1 23515 Martin, Akilah LL 250 SW 337 LL 103 LL 103 LL 103 SW 361 Foundations of Adult Learning: Developing Personal, Professional and Educational Goals The Human Genome and its Impact Independent Learning Seminar Independent Learning Seminar Independent Learning Seminar Introduction to Computer Productivity L2F1 23514 Stanford, Ann S1E 24028 S2A 24029 S3D 24030 S4 24031 L1 24144 Cummings, Kamilah LATE START. Course runs 1/18-2/21 L1 23811 Stanford, Ann LATE START. Course runs 1/18-2/21 L1 23810 Wellisch, Fred LATE START. Course runs 1/18-2/21 FX 23813 Morgan, Ashanti Course runs 1/4-2/7. S5 23812 22 Ben-Yoseph, Yoav
Subject Area & Course Number SW 361 SW 208 Course Introduction to Computer Productivity Issues in Science and Religion Competence and Class Nbr FX 23815 S5 23814 A3X 23819 H1F 23818 S2X 23817 S3D 23816 Instructor Hover, Todd Opitz, Donald Notes LATE START. Course runs 2/8-3/13. Can only be taken for one AI 282 Leisure for Well-Being H3F 23821 Worthington, Valerie Course runs 1/4-2/7. AI 282 Leisure for Well-Being H3F 23822 Leavy, Elizabeth LATE START. Course runs 2/8-3/13. SW 367 Leisure, Recreation A3D 23823 Olison, Shannon *Fulfills Power & and Health H3F 23824 Justice Requirement SW 367 HC 118 HC 118 FA 113 FA 288 SW 267 SW 267 AI 322 AI 322 DCM 330 Leisure, Recreation and Health Making Social Change: The Legacy of the 1960 s Making Social Change: The Legacy of the 1960 s Managing Change for Organizational Leadership Marketing for the Social Good Nutrition for a Lifetime Nutrition for a Lifetime Problems and Issues in Contemporary Ethics Problems and Issues in Contemporary Ethics Professional Communication in the Workplace H4 23825 S1X 23826 DA* 26383 A3D 24035 H3F 24036 H4 24037 S1X 24038 DA* 26384 H4 24039 L3 24040 H4 24187 L3 24188 FX 26386 H2C 26385 A1I 23830 A3C 23828 FX 23827 H5 23829 S2X 26389 S3B 26390 S4 26391 S2D 26392 S2X 27215 S3B 27216 S4 27217 S2D 27218 A3C 23832 A3E 23833 A4 23831 FX 23834 A3C 24168 A3E 24169 A4 24167 FX 24170 DCM 23736 H2X 23738 FX 23737 H3X 23739 Paden, LoriKay *Fulfills Power & Justice Requirement Kasprzak, Erin Course runs 1/4-2/7. Fojtik, Christine LATE START. Course runs 2/8-3/13. Can only be taken for one Joachim, Jill LATE START. Course runs 2/8-3/13. Can only be taken for one Hinton, Christa Stifter, Patricia Murdoch, Scott Simpson, David Alderson, Sue Murphy, Nora 23
Subject Area & Course Number LL 205 Course Quantitative Reasoning LL 300 Research Seminar L8,9 (LRS) 23837 Competence and Class Instructor Nbr L6 23836 Johnson, Kathryn Grooms, Kenya Notes OPEN TOPIC LL 300 Research Seminar L8,9 (LRS) 23838 Gilbert-Levin, Renee OPEN TOPIC SW 153 Science for Citizens S1A 23559 SW 360 AI 219 SW 244 Society and Information Technologies Space, Spirituality, and Human Identity Statistical Reasoning: Understanding and Using Statistics S2D 23560 DA 26395 FX 23842 H2G 23839 S3A 23840 S3F 23841 DA 26396 A1E 24042 A1G 24043 H1F 24044 H2E 24045 DA 26397 H3X 23843 FX 23846 S2X 23844 Reynolds, Lovelle Course runs 1/4-2/7. Lash, David Zurybida, Catherine Hemmerling, John S3X 23845 LL 390 Summit Seminar L12 23596 Murphy, Doug Course runs 2/8-3/13. For SNL students only. LL 390 Summit Seminar L12 23597 DeAngelis, Michael Course runs 2/8-3/13. For SNL students only. LL 390 Summit Seminar L12 23598 Komornick, Janine Course runs 2/8-3/13. For SNL students only. SW 217 AI 197 SW 250 SW 250 Understanding and Measuring Intelligence What Was God Thinking When He Invented the Universe Widgets, Clicks and Tweets: Essentials of Applied Web Technology Widgets, Clicks and Tweets: Essentials of Applied Web Technology A3C 23849 FX 23850 H3A 23847 S3D 23848 A3G 23851 A4 23852 H5 23853 FX 23855 S1D 23854 FX 26401 S1D 26400 Snyder, Deborah Nash, Kyle Martyn, Joann Course runs 1/4-2/7. Koenig, Melissa LATE START. Course runs 2/8-3/13. Can only be taken for one LL 260 LL 260 LL 260 Writing for Competence Writing for Competence Writing for Competence L4 23859 Navarre Cleary, Michelle L4 23860 Hemmerling, Joseph L4 23861 Dow, Tom 24
Subject Area & Course Number Course Competence and Class Nbr LL 140 Writing Workshop A1X 26405 FX 26408 H1X 26406 H3J 23862 S3X 26407 Instructor Triller, Steffanie Notes *Can be taken for up to 2 competencies. 25
Faculty Designed Independent Studies Prerequisite: You must be registered for or have completed LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning. An FDIS satisfies 1 competence & carries 2 hours of tuition credit unless otherwise stated. Subjec Area & Course Number Course Competence and Class Nbr IN 299 Blues and Chicago A1D 26842 A1H 26843 IN 231 Exploring Chicago Politics L3 24046 IN 345 IN 352 Externship: Animals in Contemporary Life Eyes on the Prize: A Television History of the American Civil Right Movement (Video-based course) A3X 24047 H1C 24048 H4 24049 L10, 11 24011 (LEX) H1B 24052 H1F 24053 L3 24054 IN 238 The Juvenile Court System H1X 23527 H2X 23528 IN 368 Learning History at the Museum H2B 24057 H4 24058 IN 249 New York: An Historical Overview H1F 23418 H1H 23419 H1B 23420 A3G 23421 FX 23422 IN 364 Planning, Design and Development A2C 24055 IN 243 Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome and Its Effects H1I 24056 H4 23425 H1B 23426 H1I 23427 A3A 23428 A2C 23429 FX 23430 IN 266 Women s Issues E1 24050 E2 24051 Instructor Cunniff, Joseph Sautter, R. C. LoSardo, Betta Sautter, R.C. Donnelly, Barbara Davis, Nancy Davis, Nancy Hill, Timothy Davis, Nancy Marienau, Catherine Notes Can register for both competencies. 26