Registrar's Office
Class Schedule
Summer 2009
Summer 2009
Late Afternoon, Evening and Saturday Courses
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BIOL 491
Special Topics
Special course fee $390.00 Not for GE Minimum junior standing See current catalogue Lectures, laboratory, or field study covering specific areas not normally discussed in regular classes, and of special interest to students or faculty. FIELD ICHTHYOLOGY Call# 6050 Section 601 2.0 cr June 13-June 20 8:30am- 5:00pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri.Sat. Location Off-Campus Held at Pigeon Lake Field Station Instructor: Lonzarich, David |
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BIOL 791
Directed Studies
Special course fee $390.00 Consent of instructor Lectures, laboratory, or field study covering specific areas not normally included in regular classes, and of special interest to students and/or faculty. FIELD ICHTHYOLOGY Call# 6053 Section 601 2.0 cr June 13-June 20 8:30am- 7:00pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri.Sat. Location Off-Campus Held at Pigeon Lake Field Station Instructor: Lonzarich, David |
C I (Curriculum & Instruction)
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C I 415 /615
Assessment & Evaluatn in Grades 1-12
P: CI 304 or 312 P: Limited to teaching majors admitted to College of Education and Human Sciences Must be taken with C I 435 Includes observational techniques, teacher-made devices, familiarity with standardized instruments and relative statistical concepts, alternative and performance-based assessments, and current national and state evaluation trends. Call# 5578 Section 001G 2.0 cr May 18-May 28 4:00pm- 7:30pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu. B 253 Instructor: Mack, Maureen D. |
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C I 788
Introduction to Educational Inquiry
Call Continuing Ed-836-5843 Study of educational inquiry and research methodologies. Intended to increase student’s ability to critically read and synthesize the products of educational inquiry, to conceptualize and conduct a clear, disciplined inquiry into a topic. Call# 6052 Section 601 3.0 cr May 09-August 09 8:00am- 9:00pm Sat. B 253 Instructor: Hollon, Robert E. |
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C I 796
Directed Studies in Education
Call Continuing Ed-836-5843 SYSTEMS THINKING A study of systems theory and applications in human development and learning environments. Emphasis will be upon understanding the connections between the pieces and processes by which systems can be changed. Call# 6051 Section 601 3.0 cr May 09-August 09 8:00am- 5:00pm Sat. B 253 Instructor: Kolis, Michael W. |
CSD (Communication Sciences and Disorders)
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CSD 737
Dysphagia
P: CSD 440/640 Normal and abnormal anatomy and physiology of swallowing. Evaluation and treatment of swallowing disorders, with primary emphasis on the adult population. Discussion of issues in service delivery, treatment efficacy, and treatment ethics. Call# 5213 Section 001 2.0 cr June 08-July 29 5:10pm- 7:00pm Mon.Wed. HSS 177 Instructor: Hoepner, Jerry K. |
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CSD 749
Communicatn Disorders:School Methods
Special course fee $25.00 P: CSD 770 Roles, responsibilities, and strategies essential to effective functioning in a public school setting. Educational foundations and legal mandates/guidelines which determine education practices will be emphasized. Call# 6020 Section 001 3.0 cr June 09-July 30 4:10pm- 6:00pm Tue.Thu. HSS 158 Instructor: Sterling-Orth, Angela J. |
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GEOL 471
Field Geology II
Special course fee $500.00 Not for GE P: GEOL 330 and 470 Non-refundable deposit of $200 due to Cashier’s Office by the first Friday in April to guarantee enrollment. Instructor approval required Introduction to advanced geologic field techniques, with an emphasis on construction of geologic maps and cross- sections in deformed plutonic, volcanic, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks. Call# 5284 Section 801 3.0 cr May 18-June 07 6:30am-11:00pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri.Sat. Location Arranged Instructor: Mahoney, J. Brian Pignotta, Geoffrey S. |
MBA (Masters Business Administration)
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MBA 720
Electives
Additional fees required $30.78 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students CONFLICT RESOLUTN In business, the ability to effectively manage conflict is crucial. This class provides a hands-on study of conflict resolution with regard to resolving conflict among employees, within teams, among strategic partners, etc. Call# 5360 Section 001 1.0 cr May 18-May 28 6:00pm-10:00pm Mon.Tue.Thu. SSS 311 Instructor: Standifer, Rhetta L. |
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MBA 721
Electives
Additional fees required $30.78 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students VLEADER During this 4-week course, students develop key leadership skills using a virtual reality simulation- based software program called vLeader. With vLeader, students are able to practice and apply such skills as conflict management, teambuilding, persuasion, active listening, and effective communication within 5 virtual scenarios in which you interact with avatars in a corporate setting. Students will be expected to purchase a personal copy of vLeader (workbook included) to use on their personal PC-based computer for approximately $60. Call# 5361 Section 001 1.0 cr June 29-July 20 6:00pm-10:00pm Mon.Thu. SSS 311 Instructor: Standifer, Rhetta L. |
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MBA 730
Pacific Rim
Additional fees required $46.17 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students No credit if taken after MBA Mini-Module/Elective with the same title. The Pacific Rim is quickly becoming an important region in the world. This elective explores past historical developments and their impact on politics and cultures in the region, development patterns, economic resources and power, and business practices. Call# 5363 Section 001 1.5 cr June 01-June 22 6:00pm- 9:00pm Mon.Wed. SSS 310 Instructor: Chan, Jules S. |
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S W 472
Generalist SW Practice Communities/Orgs
P: SW 323 and 471 P: Admission to Social Work program required No senior auditors Knowledge, skills, values, and ethics related to social work practice in task groups, communities, organizations, and society. Emphasis on diversity, social and economic justice, and empowerment, especially for oppressed and at-risk groups, organizations, and communities. Call# 5499 Section 001 3.0 cr June 08-July 31 5:00pm- 7:45pm Wed.Thu. HSS 202 Instructor: Chollar, David T. |
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SPED 453 /653
Behavioral Assessment and Planning
P: SPED 306/506, and 401/601 or 403/503; or consent of instructor P: Limited to admitted special education majors This course will focus on the development of knowledge and skills in the areas of implementing a functional behavior assessment (FBA) and creating a behavior intervention plan (BIP) based on FBA results. Call# 5808 Section 001G 1.0 cr June 26-June 27 8:30am- 4:00pm Fri.Sat. HSS 204 Instructor: Battalio, Rosemary L. |
