CARL ALBERT

CARL ALBERTSTATE COLLEGE

POTEAU1507 S. MCKENNA

POTEAU, OK 74953918.647.1200

SALLISAW1601 OPDYKE

SALLISAW, OK 74955918.775.6977

ONLINEWWW.CARLALBERT.EDU

918.647.1471

Course ScheduleSUMMER & FALL | 2020

Summer modified due to COVID-19 concerns.

Carl Albert State College Summer/Fall 2020 Course Schedule

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Expanded Academic Calendar for 2020 - 2021

Semester Dates Summer 2020 Fall 2020 Spring 2021

FIRST DAY OF SEMESTER May 26 (8 weeks) August 12 (16 weeks) January 13 (16

weeks) Last day to ADD classes May 28 August 18 January 20 Last day to DROP without Charges or Grade June 1 August 25 January 27 Financial Aid - 60 % Withdrawal Date June 29 October 18 March 30 Last day to DROP with automatic “W” July 7 November 6 April 16 Last day to DROP with “W” or “F” July 20 December 4 May 7 Final Examinations July 21 - July 22 December 7-11 May 10-14 LAST DAY OF REGULAR CLASSES July 22 December 11 May 14 Commencement (Annual ceremony held in May) (none) (none) May 8

On the following dates, CLASSES ARE NOT in session for students and CAMPUS IS CLOSED.

Memorial Day May 25 Independence Day None scheduled Labor Day September 7 Fall Break October 15-16 Thanksgiving Holiday November 23-27 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day January 18 Spring Break March 15-19 Easter Holiday April 1-2

Accelerated Class Dates Summer 2020 Fall 2020 Spring 2021

1 Week Interim (all 3 cr-hr classes) Last day to Add or Drop without Charges or Grade July 27 noon January 4 noon Last day to Drop with automatic “W” July 29 January 6 Last day to Drop with “W” or “F” July 30 January 7 Final Examinations July 31 afternoon January 8 afternoon 2 Week Interim (science classes only) Last day to Add & Drop without Charges or Grade July 27 Last day to Drop with automatic “W” August 5 Last day to Drop with “W” or “F” August 6 Final Examinations August afternoon

1st 8 Weeks Last day to ADD classes August 14 January 15 Last day to Drop without Charges or Grade August 18 January 20 Financial Aid - 60 % Withdrawal Date September 16 February 16 Last day to Drop with automatic “W” September 23 February 24 Last day to Drop with “W” or “F” October 5 March 8 Final Examinations October 6-7 March 9-10

2nd 8 Weeks Last day to ADD classes October 12 March 22 Last day to Drop without Charges or Grade October 14 March 24 Financial Aid - 60 % Withdrawal November 9 April 22 Last day to Drop with automatic “W” November 20 April 30 Last day to Drop with “W” or “F” December 9 May 12 Final Examinations December 10-11 May 13-14

By-Permission, Accelerated Meeting Dates

Camp Chata Orientation 1111 August 3 – August 6, 2020 PTA Clinical Rotations: March 8-May 14, 2021

In compliance with Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Acts of 1964, amended, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, American Disabilities Act of 1990, and other federal laws and regulations, Carl Albert State College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, disability, or status as a veteran in any of its policies, practices, or procedures. This includes but not limited to admissions, employment, financial aid, and educational services. Please contact our ADA Coordinator at 918-647-1319 if you have questions regarding services for students with disabilities.


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Explanation of Add/Drop Dates Students are responsible for attending the class they are enrolled and withdrawing from any class to which they will not attend. So, students should understand that there are consequences to drop a class(s) once the class begins. So, depending on the date of withdrawal, students may drop the class without charges or owe 100%. Students should contact the Admissions Office to drop 1 or more classes (918-647-1302) or the Financial Aid Office to ask about withdrawal consequences with their financial aid (918-647-1343).

LAST DAY TO DROP without Charges or Grade (Drop Date): Students may drop course with 100% refund and have no grade recorded to the transcript.

LAST DAY TO DROP with AUTOMATIC “W” Grade: Students may drop course with zero refund and “W” grade posted to the transcript.

LAST DAY TO DROP with “W” or “F” Grade: Students may drop course with zero refund and “F” or “W” grade (instructor assigns F or W grade).

60 % Withdrawal Date for Students Receiving Financial Aid: Students who accept financial aid through Pell Grant, SEOG Grant, Subsidized Stafford Loan, Unsubsidized Stafford Loan or a Parent PLUS Loan may be required to payback all or part of their aid when complete withdrawal or last date of attendance is made before the 60% of the semester. Note: Students should contact Financial Aid Office when dropping below full-time hours or all classes in a term.

STEPS to DROP one or more Class(s): Students must submit a formal withdraw request to the Office of Admissions or call for instructions. Students who drop all classes after the Drop Date and before the 60% Withdrawal Date must contact the Financial Aid Office to avoid payback of funds or other funding/grade consequences.

STUDENT INFORMATION CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS

Poteau Main Number 918-647-1200 Poteau Admissions 918-647-1302 Sallisaw Main Number 918-775-6977 Sallisaw Admissions 918-775-6977

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ACT Testing 918-647-1264 Financial Aid 918-647-1343 ACT Testing @ Sallisaw campus 918-775-6977 Housing 918-647-1374 Accuplacer Testing 918-647-1310 Library 918-647-1310 Admissions 918-647-1300 Student Affairs 918-647-1371 Bookstore 918-647-1390 Tours 918-647-1372 Cashier, Business Office 918-647-1325 Tutoring Poteau 918-647-1316 Graduation Applications 918-647-1307 Veterans Certification 918-647-1393 Enrollment & Retention Center 918-647-1393

STEPS TO ENROLLMENT … Step 1: Admissions

STUDENT ENROLLMENT CATEGORIES All students must submit an application and the following IDs for admissions. Students must also submit credentials based on their enrollment category, such as the First-Year or Transfer or Concurrent (as found below). Students are encouraged to “bundle” their credentials and submit them as a “bundle” after completing an online application (preferred) or with the paper application.

1. Application for Admissions 2. Driver’s License ID 3. Social Security Card ID


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First-Time Freshman Admission First-time entering freshman have never attended college or have completed 6 hrs or less after high school or completed some college coursework under concurrent enrollment. Freshmen must submit their credentials once online application is completed (preferred), or with the paper application.

Students must sign up for an ENROLLMENT SESSION date (submit credentials in advance of Enrollment Session date to the Office of Admissions). Student may register online Admissions>>Office of Enrollment after the following are submitted to the Office of Admissions.

1. Application for Admissions, Driver’s License, and Social Security Card or proof of SSN.2. Official high school transcript (final with 12th year term grades, graduation date, & seal) 3. Test scores (SAT or ACT; or ACCUPLACER for the 21+ age student)4. Proof of ID (Driver’s License, and Social Security Card or proof of SSN)

Transfer Admission Transfer students have previously attended another college and earned 7 college hours or more. Transfer students must submit the following credentials with their application and plan their visit to either the Poteau or Sallisaw campus for enrollment.

1. Application for Admissions, Driver’s License, and Social Security Card or proof of SSN.2. Official transcripts from all colleges attended 3. Official high school transcript and test scores when transferring with less than 24 college hours, or when deficiencies or

prerequisites not completed

While students may enroll with an unofficial transcript, OFFICIAL transcripts are required from all colleges previously attended to continue enrollment and for processing of Financial Aid. Students will not be permitted to re-enroll in the next term until the official documents are received, and will not have Financial Aid processed until an official transcript is received. Students transferring with an Academic Suspension at their previous college must submit an APPEAL OF ACADEMIC SUSPENSION for admissions review. Transfer students who have not taken a college-level orientation course may enroll in the LIB or Library research course for orientation credit.

Non-Degree Seeking Admission Students who do not seek a college degree may enroll in no more than 9 cr-hrs (lifetime) without submitting credentials, except, when prerequisites must be met to enroll in certain college courses (ex. ENGL 1113/1213 or college MATH). ACT tests and transcripts should prove prerequisite has been met. Non-degree seeking students enrolling in 10+ cr-hrs per term are considered DEGREE-SEEKING and will be classified as Transfer Student, and will then be required to provide high school and/or college transcripts, and/or test scores. Non-degree seeking students are not eligible for financial aid or scholarships.

Senior citizens 65 years of age and older may attend CASC with application and submission of the Senior Citizen Audit Waiver form and be permitted enrollment with no charges and receive an “AU” audit grade. (See Office of Admissions for Waiver form and enrollment).

Concurrent Admission High school seniors and juniors are eligible for admissions with a high school GPA of 3.0 or 19 ACT composite or 980 SAT. Students may then enroll in subjects in which the subject test score is met. Homeschooled students are considered a Junior or Senior depending on their anticipated secondary school completion (no longer age based). Concurrent students must submit the following credentials with their paper Concurrent Enrollment Application Packet for New Students:

1. Permissions Form 2. High school transcript 3. High School Course Schedule4. ACT or SAT (acceptable are PreACT, National ACT, Residual ACT (1 per year), PSAT 10, or National SAT) 5. Secondary evaluation is available with ACCUPLACER (students must first test with ACT or SAT, then test with in-house Accuplacer)

Re-Admissions to CASC Students re-enrolling with CASC after one semester or longer absence should complete the Re-Admission Application to update records (address, cell phone, residency, etc). Former CASC students may submit the Readmissions Application and any test scores or other college transcripts completed since last attending CASC. Students should schedule an enrollment visit with their Academic Advisor or may self-enroll with VIKECONNECT when degree plan is known, understood, and followed.


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ADMISSIONS TESTING CASC uses primarily two placement exams, ACT and Next Generation ACCUPLACER, to place students into appropriate college-level courses or identify remedial or refresher needs before college course enrollments. [SAT and COMPASS (now discontinued) tests are also accepted]. Office of Admissions will record test scores and provide the student with an evaluation of placement or remediation needs.

• First-time students under age 21 must test with ACT (National or Residual ACT) for admissions purposes. • First time students age 21 years or older may test with either ACT or NextGen Accuplacer for admissions purposes. • High School Concurrent students may test with the ACT (National or Residual or PreACT) or SAT (PSAT 10 or National) with

only one Residual ACT permitted per year for admissions purposes.

First-time students will be required to remediate when test scores are low, as measured by ACT or NextGeneration Accuplacer (other testing measurements acceptable). Remediation is met with successful completion of remedial course or re-testing.

ACT Testing (Center Code 034300) CASC is a test center for National ACT. On-line registration for the National ACT is available at www.actstudent.org . Study and test prep materials may be found online at ACT’s website (search for Online Prep). Contact 918-647-1382 for questions.

CASC also offers Residual ACT testing at both Sallisaw and Poteau campuses. Students must pre-pay the $55.00 testing fee at the Business Office prior to testing, and present paid receipt, picture ID, Social Security Number card or number to gain admissions to Residual Testing. Students desiring to enroll under High School Concurrent enrollment are encouraged to test with the National ACT (best for transfer purposes), but, may use ACT Residual test results (one time per year) to determine Concurrent Enrollment admissions and course enrollment eligibility. Residual ACT test scores are valid only at CASC.

Residual ACT Test Schedule (2020) March 12, 26; April 16, 23; May 7, 21; June 11, 25 (valid for Poteau & Sallisaw sites)

Student may reserve their seat by calling:

Poteau ACT Residual testing , OCAE 1322, contact 918-647-1319 to reserve seat and testing location/time

Sallisaw ACT Residual testing, Sallisaw campus, contact 918-775-6977 to reserve seat and testing location/time

Next Generation ACCUPLACER - Placement Testing ACCUPLACER test results are used to measure a student’s readiness to enroll into college level courses, such as ENGL 1113 or college math courses. It can be used as a secondary testing tool for students under age 21, or as a primary testing measurement for students ages 21 and over. High school concurrent students may test with Next-Generation Accuplacer after having first tested with ACT or SAT. Then, the NextGen Accuplacer may be used as a secondary evaluation for course placement purposes.

Students are admitted to CASC, given their CASC student ID number, and may then walk-in for ACCUPLACER testing at either Poteau or Sallisaw campus sites during hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., and Friday 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.

CASC currently uses ACCUPLACER’ Next-Generation placement tests. The NextGen ACCUPLACER has been redesigned to more effectively help CASC place students into freshman-level courses. Students may find study guides for ACCUPLACER at:

• Next Generation ACCUPLACER: https://accuplacer.collegeboard.org/students/prepare-for-accuplacer/practice• Some materials may also found at the college’s libraries.

REMEDIATION OF LOW TEST SCORES Upon initial admissions, all freshman students are required to demonstrate readiness to enroll into college-level courses of English 1113 Freshman Composition I or college math. When tests scores are below the cut-off score on the ACT or NextGen ACCUPLACER tests, then a deficiency is identified and remediation is required. Students may remove remedial requirement by retesting or enrollment into the appropriate zero-level course. Therefore, once the deficiency in that subject area is remediated by either retest or successful course completion, student may enroll into college-level subjects in that area. Further, students are required to remove deficiency(s) in first 24 credit-hours of enrollment or face an ADMISSIONS HOLD on future enrollments.

CASC’s developmental studies include “fast-track” enrollment or a more intense 3 cr-hr remedial course. Students may co-enroll into the college-level course with a 1 cr-hr “fast-track” or 3 cr-hr remedial course, depending on test score result. CASC uses high school performance measurements (GPA and math core completions) in combination with the test results to determine remedial, fast track, or college-level courses in English and math placement.

http://www.actstudent.org/

https://accuplacer.collegeboard.org/students/prepare-for-accuplacer/practice


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Placement and Remediation Assessments CASC evaluates freshman students upon initial admissions using standard test results and high school performance measurements to place students into freshman-level courses, or into remedial co-enrollment with a college-level course of Freshman Composition I and Math. The Office of Admissions will evaluate a student’s credentials and then document course placement to the student’s record and provide a copy of the evaluation for enrollment and advisement.

A copy of the Placement Table under which new students are evaluated may be found in the Office of Admissions (Poteau campus) or Front Office (Sallisaw campus), or online at [ www.carlalbert.edu >> Admissions>> Admissions >> Student Forms]

Concurrent Enrollment students are evaluated on strict guidelines. The Placement Table for High School Concurrent Enrollment students may be found in the Office of Admissions (Poteau campus) or Front Office (Sallisaw campus), or online at [ www.carlalbert.edu >> Admissions>> Admissions >> Student Forms ]

…Step 2: Enrollment………………………………………………………….… Current CASC students are encouraged to visit with their academic advisor for enrollment assistance or prior to self-enrollment in VIKECONNECT for course completion degree check reviews. New students must sign up for an ENROLLMENT SESSION!

• Students are asked to contact their Faculty Advisor and make an appointment (typically after 1:00 p.m.) to register for classes. New online tool allows students to schedule a day/time with their ADVISOR!! (go to ADMISSIONS>>Connect with an Advisor).

• Advisor list and contact numbers may be found on-line (go to Academics <<Advisor)• Degree Plans are found on-line (go to ACADEMICS), in the Admissions Office, or with their Advisor. • Students must remove deficiencies before taking college courses and do so in the first 24 cr-hrs.

First Semester Courses First-time entering students should enroll in ORI 1111 Freshman Orientation, ENGL 1113 Freshman Composition I, CS 1103 Microcomputer Applications, and into any deficiency courses required in their first semester with CASC. Orientation credit is awarded for Choctaw Nation’s Camp Chata, and CASC’s LEAD 1413 CASC Leadership or COSU 1103 College Success courses. Transfer Students who have not previously completed a college-level orientation class may alternately enroll in CASC’s LIBRARY (LIB 1011) research course.

Enrollment Dates Enrollment begins on the following dates and ends a few days after classes begin. Students should refer to the Expanded Academic Calendar to understand when the campus is open and closed, and the “Last day to Add Classes” for short term classes. The campus is closed during these holidays and other dates specific to the college such as Spring Break in March, Fall Break in October and a week for Thanksgiving Holiday. Student should call Enrollment Management at 918-647-1372 to confirm open/close dates in June and July. Students will find the Expanded Academic Calendar in this publication and online.

1st Day to Enroll

Current Sophomore CASC Students: March 30 Current Freshman CASC Students: March 31 High School Concurrent Students: April 1

Enrollment opens to all, New, Returning, & Transfer Students: April 6

Online enrollment remains open to currently enrolled CASC students.

New Student Enrollment Students who are first-time entering college (including recently graduated high school concurrent students) must attend an Enrollment Session and may sign-up online (www.carlalbert.edu > Admissions > Enrollment) or call 918-647-1372 for walk-in enrollment and advisement appointment or questions 918-647-1372.

Students are asked to submit their documentation (test scores, high school transcript, driver’s license, and proof of Social Security Number) in advance of their enrollment session date. During this 2-3 hour enrollment sessions, students will be enrolled into spring classes and learn about the college, degrees, and how to set-up the payment plans and VIKECONNECT; get their CASC ID and parking decal; and so much more!

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Transfer Student Enrollment Transfer Students are expected to enroll with the assistance of an academic counselor in their major or an Enrollment Management counselor. The counselor will help students understand their placement results and enroll them into courses appropriate in their first term with CASC, and an overview of some “need to know” information! Go online to register your appointment with a Faculty Advisor at: www.carlalbert.edu >> Admissions & Aid >> Connect with an Advisor

Readmissions of Former CASC Students Students who were previously enrolled with CASC and have not attended in one or more semesters are expected to visit with an academic advisor in their major. The academic advisor will help the student understand degree planning and what courses are required to finish their degree and transfer on to the four-year college of their choice. Self-enrollment is available online with VIKECONNECT when students have a clear understanding of degree completion requirements.

High School Concurrent Students and Non-Degree Seeking Student Enrollments Students who enroll with CASC under Concurrent Enrollment must submit their credentials prior to, or at the time of enrollment. Students should check with their high school counselor to decide when best to enroll into next semester classes. Students may submit their enrollment packages in-person as a walk-in, by mail or fax to the Office of Admissions. Admissions personnel will email the student (to their personal email) in confirmation of admissions and “how to“ set up their VIKECONNECT.

Student who are not seeking a degree in higher education or have not earned 9 or more life-time credit hours are categorized as non-degree seeking students and may enroll on a walk-in basis to the Office of Admissions. (Note: Should students desire enrollment into a course requiring prerequisite course completion or minimum testing score, then, other college transcripts or testing will be required and an evaluation reclassify students as New or Transfer student.)

Web-Only Student Enrollment If you are enrolling in all web classes with CASC and expect to receive your degree all online, then, you are considered a Web Student.. You may call CASC’s Director of the Virtual Campus who can assist you in enrollment after completion of online application and submission of credentials ( (918-647-1471 or email: [email protected] ).

Sallisaw Campus Enrollment Students who plan on attending the Sallisaw campus may enroll with an advisor during business hours. Student may contact the Front Office at 918-775-6977 for questions .

Campus Closed Dates The Expanded Academic Calendar is the official calendar of dates for the college and may be found in this publication and on-line at www.carlalbert.edu >> Admissions . The following dates show when the campus is closed and on-campus admissions/enrollment will be unavailable. So, plan your visit accordingly.

2020 - Campus Closed Dates Spring Break March 16-20

Easter Holiday April 9 & 10 Memorial Day May 25

Labor Day September 7 Fall Break October 15 & 16

Thanksgiving Holiday November 23-27

Frequently Asked Questions “How to set up VIKECONNECT….“ VIKECONNECT is a student’s personal CASC information and enrollment center where students may view grades and unofficial transcript, see account balances, set up a payment plan, and more. Students must first set-up their VIKECONNECT account; and then have access to their Student Webmail and Blackboard. -- First, students must be admitted and have a CASC ID number. Then, follow these directions:

1. Go to CASC homepage www.carlalbert.edu2. Click on VIKECONNECT >> Click on Reset Password and follow directions


mailto:[email protected]




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“How to set-up CASC STUDENT WebMail …” Webmail is the email to which CASC offices will “mail” your billing notices, financial aid awards, degree checks, graduation awards, and other important announcements and reminders. So, once enrolled, students are assigned a CASC Student Webmail account to which the college will begin “mailing” correspondence. The college does not mail billing statements or final grades or financial aid award or graduation notices…; students are expected to use their CASC Student Webmail for this purpose.

www.carlalbert.edu >> VIKECONNECT >> CASC Student WebMail

“How to a ccess my WEB CLASSES” Students may access their Blackboard with the same USERNAME and PASSWORD used when setting-up their VIKECONNECT.

Don’t see your class in Blackboard? Have you checked your course schedule and are your enrolled? Are you pre-enrolled in the next term and the current one has not ended yet? You must be enrolled and the term must have ended before your class appears in Blackboard. Typically, the first day of classes is the first day you will have access to your Blackboard course.

Students enrolling in the online sections of Math, Accounting, or other identified courses may have additional charges or access codes to begin/end the course. Students may contact the instructors for log-in instructions.

www.carlalbert.edu >>VIKECONNECT >> Blackboard

“What do I do if I can’t a ttend my cla ss…” If you see you must miss a class, be sure to inform your instructor about the date and reason, and ask about assignments. Ask a classmate for their notes. Remember, it is your responsibility to attend a class and to get caught up when you miss.

Life happens and if you see that you are unable to attend your class for the duration of the term, then, officially drop your class(s) through the Office of Admissions. Students are given a 100% refund when classes are dropped before the Last Day to Drop without Charges or Grade. After this date, students are 100% responsible for tuition/fees charges, and may have to pay back part or all of any Pell Grant moneys when drops occur after disbursement (contact the Financial Aid Office if receiving aid 918-647-1343 for counsel). See Expanded Academic Calendar for add and drop dates, and other dates students should be informed! (found in this publication)

…Step 3: Check List of “things to do before I go to class” ………

Students should be sure the following tasks are checked off your “things to do list” before classes begin. The following lists the contact number for an item on your list:

Enrollment Center 918-647-1372 – Enrollment Advisor Business Office 918-647-1325 -- tuition/fees statement Student Affairs 918-647-1371 -- Parking Decal, CASC ID, and on-campus housing Viking Bookstore 918-647-1390 -- textbook purchases and supplies Financial Aid 918-647-1343 -- Financial assistance Student Success Center 918-647-1264 – tutoring, transfer information, placement testing Sallisaw Campus 918-775-6977 – admissions, enrollment, business, CASC ID, Financial Aid, Bookstore

…Step 4: GO TO CLASS ! ! ! ............................................................................ When students enroll into classes, a seat is reserved for them, charges are figured, instructors are secured, and financial aid is determined. Students are expected to attend classes on day one! So, go to class, ask questions, turn in assignments…understand that one prerequisite to success is showing up for class! We expect regular attendance. Students who miss a class find it has a negative effect on their learning and final grade. Some instructors use class attendance in their final grade awards.

FINANCIAL AID Students are responsible for financing their costs of their educational. Students should fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year. The FAFSA is available beginning October 1 for the following academic year. FAFSA gives the financial aid office and scholarship coordinator information regarding your eligibility for certain grants, loans, federal work-study, and scholarships.

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also result in more funding as some funds may be exhausted before all applications are processed. Once your application is received, the financial aid office will send information to your email account confirming your application and requesting additional documentation to award aid. So, check your personal and CASC email frequently and act quickly to bring in documentation and accept awards. Students may view what documents are needed to complete award and accept awards through VIKECONNECT.

Disbursement of funds: Disbursement dates will be published on-line and on the CASC Financial Aid Newsletter (sent via email). Students are responsible for any unpaid student account balance.

Repayment of funds: Students who receive Title IV funds may be required to payback funds if classes are dropped after the Add/Drop Period. Students should contact the Financial Aid Office for advisement before dropping a class.

Grants and scholarships are funds that students typically do not have to pay back. Loans are borrowed funds that must be paid back with interest after the students ceases to be enrolled, regardless of graduation status.

Need help filling out the FAFSA? Contact an EOC Counselor on the Poteau campus at 918-647-1396 or the Sallisaw campus at 918-775-6977 ext. 2202. Please, bring tax return information and W-2’s.

Please, contact the Financial Aid Office at 918-647-1343 for any questions or to check the status of your financial aid application.

Business Office Students should understand the cost to attend college includes the cost of tuition and fees and other expenses such as dorm room, meals, books, supplies, etc. The cost to attend CASC amount can be paid by the student directly, or by Financial Aid such as Pell Grant, loans, scholarships, Oklahoma Promise, GI Bill, tribal assistance, ….

So, cost to attend minus all aid equals the education cost owed by the student.

A few Business Office FAQ’s:

Students should check their VIKECONNECT > STUDENT tab for account balance or how to make payment on-line.

The Business Office Cashier may be contacted at 918-647-1325 for account or payment information or payment plan.

Do you have questions setting up your payment plan? Call or visit the Cashier at 918-647-1325 or 918-775-6977 (Sallisaw).

Any unpaid balance will prevent re-enrollment, and distribution of official transcript and diploma.

Expecting a refund? When financial aid exceeds the amount of tuition/fee/other charges owed, then, students will get thedifference as a “disbursement” to their new CASC Student ID which also serves as their debit card.

You must log into your VIKECONNECT and choose to send your refund to your personal bank account via Direct Deposit ORto your new Student ID (via Herring Bank). CASC ID cards are printed in the Student Affairs Office (Poteau Campus) or at theFront Office (Sallisaw Campus).

Students should watch their VIKECONNECT account balance. When the student’s account shows a CREDIT amount, then, thestudent will receive those funds (deposit to their new Student ID Card) and at the next advertised dates of disbursement.

Payment Plans Students will incur tuition, fee, and other charges, and may pay this balance over a period of several months using the steps below. Students may select an automatic bank payment (ACH) or by credit card or debit card. Your cost to participate in this payment plan will be a $30 enrollment fee per semester. Your eligibility for the automatic payment plan is based on the status of your Financial Aid Award.

1. Go to www.carlalbert.edu and login to your VIKECONNECT online portal account. 2. Choose STUDENT TAB and click to set up a payment plan (click on big RED button). 3. Select TERM. 4. Click on the PAYMENT PLAN button. 5. Questions on the payment plan may be referred to the Business Cashier at 918-647-1325.

CASC Mission Statement:

To provide affordable, accessible and exceptional education that fosters student success.

The college has been serving the community since 1933. Throughout these years, Carl Albert State College has promised its students and community…… “your success is our mission!”


Carl Albert State College Summer 2020 Course Schedule

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[ COURSE ID ] [ COURSE TITLE ] [ LOCATION ] [ INSTRUCTOR ]

AccountingACCT-2203 .6105 20/1S Managerial Accounting WEB RepassH

Allied HealthAHS -1113 .6106 20/1S Intro to Medical Terminology WEB Hobday JAHS -1113 .6109 20/1S Intro to Medical Terminology WEB Bailey HAHS -1203 .6107 20/1S Basic Nutrition WEB Holman J

ArtART -1113 .6101 20/1S Art Appreciation WEB Robertson C

BiologyBIO -1114 .6110 20/1S Gen Biology w/Lab WEB Brown P

BusinessBUS -1013 .6191 20/1S Introduction to Business WEB RepassHBUS -1113 .6111 20/1S Business Mathematics WEB RepassHBUS -2133 .8192 20/1S Business Communications WEB SmithD

ChemistryCHEM-1025 .1175 20/1S General and Organic Biochemistry WEB Emberton ACHEM-1025 .8191 20/1S General and Organic Biochemistry WEB Emberton A

Child DevelopmentCD -2113 .6112 20/1S Child Growth & Development WEB LewisRCD -2123 .6113 20/1S Health Care and Safety WEB LewisRCD -2133 .6114 20/1S Language and Physical Skills WEB LewisRCD -2223 .6115 20/1S Program Planning & Admin WEB Smith R

Computer ScienceCS -1103 .6103 20/1S Microcomputer Applications WEB SmithTCS -1103 .6116 20/1S Microcomputer Applications WEB SmithT

Criminal JusticeCJ -2140 .1003 20/1S Selected Topics in Criminal Justice TBA Brown C

EconomicsECON-2213 .6120 20/1S Principles of Microeconomics WEB ArmstrongT

CASC - Summer 2020 Course ScheduleSummer 2020 - Online Campus

(Due to COVID-19 concerns, all summer courses are offered only online).


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EnglishENGL-0111R.6141 20/1S Fast Track Reading Lab WEB Hill SENGL-0113R.6173 20/1S Introduction to College Reading WEB Hill SENGL-0121R.6144 20/1S Fast Track Writing Lab WEB Hill SENGL-0123R.6102 20/1S Introduction to College Writing WEB Hill SENGL-1113 .6122 20/1S Freshman Composition I WEB Piper SENGL-1113 .1050 20/1S Freshman Composition I WEB Yandell SENGL-1113 .6141 20/1S Freshman Composition I WEB BrownSENGL-1213 .6123 20/1S Freshman Composition II WEB BrownSENGL-1213 .1059 20/1S Freshman Composition II WEB Yandell S

GeographyGEOG-2243 .6124 20/1S Fundamentals of Human Geography WEB Bengs, J

GPS -1214 .6155 20/1S General Physical Science w/Lab WEB ParanahewaSGPS -1214 .1910 20/1S General Physical Science w/Lab WEB Wylie R

HistoryHIST-1113 .6165 20/1S Early Western Civilization WEB Rankin AHIST-1483 .1058 20/1S American History 1492-1865 WEB Boyd, HHIST-1493 .6126 20/1S American History 1865-Present WEB Long S

Health, Phys Ed, Rec.HPER-1113 .6127 20/1S Personal Health and Wellness WEB Repass KHPER-1113 .1145 20/1S Personal Health And Wellness WEB Pulley PHPER-2103 .6128 20/1S Care & Prev of Athletic Injuries WEB Repass KHPER-2213 .6108 20/1S Standard First Aid & Personal Sfty WEB Barnes C

HumanitiesHUM -2223 .6131 20/1S General Humanities II WEB Robertson CART -1113 .6101 20/1S Art Appreciation WEB Robertson CMUS -1113 .6142 20/1S Music Appreciation WEB Ford L

MathematicsMATH-0123R.1153 20/1S Intermediate Algebra WEB Branham TMATH-1413 .6194 20/1S Survey of Contemporary Math WEB Holton JMATH-1413 .8193 20/1S Survey of Contemporary Math WEB Walters CMATH-1513 .6132 20/1S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) WEB Wylie RMATH-1513 .1911 20/1S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) WEB Branham TMATH-1513 .8073 20/1S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) WEB Walters CMATH-1613 .1159 20/1S Plane Trigonometry WEB Holton J

General Physical Science


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MusicMUS -1113 .6142 20/1S Music Appreciation WEB Ford L

Organizational LeadershipORGL-1113 .6193 20/1S Intro to Organizational Leadership WEB SmithD

PhilosophyPHIL-1113 .6133 20/1S Introduction to Philosophy WEB BrownSPHIL-2123 .6140 20/1S Ethics WEB Rogers C

Political SciencePOS -1113 .6134 20/1S American Federal Government WEB Rankin APOS -1113 .1198 20/1S American Federal Government WEB Boyd, H

PsychologyPSY -1113 .6136 20/1S Introduction To Psychology WEB Snyder KPSY -1113 .8151 20/1S Introduction To Psychology WEB Clark DPSY -2123 .6280 20/1S Developmental Psychology WEB McConnelK

SociologySOC -1113 .6137 20/1S Introduction to Sociology WEB McConnelK

SpeechSPCH-1113 .6168 20/1S Intro to Speech Communication WEB Yandell S

World LanguageSPAN-1113 .1184 20/1S Conversational Spanish I WEB Meredith K

ZoologyZOO -1114 .6165 20/1S General Zoology w/ Lab WEB Wiersig NZOO -1114 .8173 20/1S General Zoology WEB Heath RZOO -2114 .6145 20/1S Human Physiology (Hybrid) w/Lab WEB Reynolds NZOO -2124 .6146 20/1S Human Anatomy (Hybrid) w/Lab WEB Reynolds N


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[ COURSE ID ] [ COURSE TITLE ] [ DAYS ] [ Location ] [ STARTS ] [ ENDS ] [ Instructor ]

AccountingACCT-1103 .1063 20/2S Fundamentals of Accounting MTWRF BC 841 08:00AM 05:30PM RepassH

Computer ScienceCS -1103 .2951 20/2S Microcomputer Applications MTWRF BC 831 08:00AM 05:30PM KnightS

HistoryHIST-1483 .2914 20/2S American History 1492-1865 MTWRF OCAE1121 08:00AM 05:30PM Boyd, H

Health, Phys Ed, Rec.HPER-1113 .2919 20/2S Personal Health & Wellness MTWRF JH 203 08:00AM 05:30PM Repass K

HumanitiesHUM -2113 .2905 20/2S Humanities I MTWRF OCAE1321 08:00AM 05:30PM Hill S

MusicMUS -1113 .2907 20/2S Music Appreciation MTWRF HC 308 08:00AM 05:30PM Dinsmore-D

PsychologyPSY -1113 .2902 20/2S Introduction To Psychology MTWRF OCAE1118 08:00AM 05:30PM Rankin A

SpeechSPCH-1113 .2909 20/2S Intro to Speech Communication MTWRF OCAE1222 08:00AM 05:30PM Yandell S

BiologyBIO -1114 .2900 20/2S Gen Biology w/Lab MTWRF RC 209 08:00AM 05:30PM Wann D

MTWRF RC 209 08:00AM 05:30PM

General Physical ScienceGPS -1214 .2915 20/2S Gen Physical Science w/Lab MTWRF RC 218 08:00AM 05:30PM Hughes S

MTWRF RC 218 08:00AM 05:30PM

Camp ChahtaORI -1111 .2197 20/2S New Student Orientation Camp Chahta MTWR HT 501 08:00AM 05:30PM Herr K

Camp Chahta (August 2- August 6, 2020)

Fall 2020 Interim (July 27 - July 31, 2020)

Fall 2020 Interim (July 27 - August 7, 2020)


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AccountingACCT-1103 .2125 20/2S Fundamentals of Accounting M W F BC 841 09:00AM 09:50AM RepassHACCT-2103 .2047 20/2S Financial Accounting M W F BC 841 10:00AM 10:50AM RepassHACCT-2203 .2049 20/2S Managerial Accounting M W F BC 841 11:00AM 11:50AM RepassH

Allied HealthAHS -1113 .2020 20/2S Intro to Medical Terminology M W F BC 803 10:00AM 10:50AM Hobday JAHS -1203 .2045 20/2S Basic Nutrition M W F BC 803 09:00AM 09:50AM Sanders RAHS -1203 .2346 20/2S Basic Nutrition M W F BC 803 08:00AM 08:50AM Sanders RAHS -2113 .2302 20/2S Preventative Techniques in AT w/Lab T R JH 206 09:30AM 10:45AM Barnes C

BiologyBIO -1114 .2105 20/2S Gen Biology w/Lab M W RC 115 11:00AM 12:15PM Brown P

F RC 319 11:00AM 12:40PMBIO -1114 .2401 20/2S Gen Biology w/Lab T R RC 115 01:00PM 02:15PM Brown P

R RC 319 02:20PM 04:00PM

BusinessBUS -1013 .2055 20/2S Introduction to Business T R BC 841 09:30AM 10:45AM RepassHBUS -1113 .2161 20/2S Business Mathematics T R BC 841 11:00AM 12:15PM RepassHBUS -2023 .2057 20/2S Principles of Management M W F BC 842 09:00AM 09:50AM ArmstrongTBUS -2113 .2032 20/2S Principle of Business Law I T R BC 842 09:30AM 10:45AM ArmstrongTBUS -2133 .2061 20/2S Business Communications M W F BC 842 08:00AM 08:50AM ArmstrongT

ChemistryCHEM-1025 .2151 20/2S General, Organic, & Bio Chemistry M W F RC 218 01:00PM 01:50PM Emberton A

M RC 311 02:00PM 05:20PMCHEM-1025 .2310 20/2S General, Organic, & Bio Chemistry M W F RC 218 10:00AM 10:50AM Emberton A

W RC 311 02:00PM 05:20PMCHEM-1115 .2438 20/2S General Chemistry I w/Lab M W F RC 211 09:00AM 09:50AM Hughes S

T RC 309 09:20AM 12:40PMCHEM-1115 .2439 20/2S General Chemistry I w/Lab M W F RC 211 11:00AM 11:50AM Hughes S

T RC 309 01:00PM 04:20PMCHEM-1215 .2447 20/2S Gen Chem II w/Lab M W F RC 211 08:00AM 08:50AM Hughes S

M RC 309 02:00PM 05:20PM

CJ -1113 .2238 20/2S Intro to Criminal Justice T JH 207 06:00PM 08:30PM Brown CCJ -1113 .2461 20/2S Intro To Criminal Justice T R JH 207 11:00AM 12:15PM Brown CCJ -1123 .2101 20/2S Criminal Law for Law Enforcement M BC 803 06:00PM 08:30PM Nicholson MCJ -2023 .2460 20/2S Criminal Procedures R BC 803 06:00PM 08:30PM Pace JCJ -2123 .2465 20/2S Police Community Relations T R JH 207 09:30AM 10:45AM Brown C

COSU-1103 .4200 20/2S College Success (Orientation) M W F OCAE1121 10:00AM 10:50AM Rogers S

CS -1103 .2062 20/2S Microcomputer Applications M W F BC 833 10:00AM 10:50AM KnightSCS -1103 .2068 20/2S Microcomputer Applications T R BC 833 08:00AM 09:15AM SmithTCS -1103 .2069 20/2S Microcomputer Applications M W F BC 833 12:00PM 12:50PM KnightS

Fall 2020 Poteau Campus

Computer Science

College Success (SSS)

Criminal Justice


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CS -1103 .2070 20/2S Microcomputer Applications M W F BC 833 09:00AM 09:50AM KnightSCS -1103 .2073 20/2S Microcomputer Applications R BC 831 06:00PM 08:30PM GannWCS -1103 .2093 20/2S Microcomputer Applications M W BC 833 01:00PM 02:15PM KnightSCS -1103 .2465 20/2S Microcomputer Applications T R BC 831 11:00AM 12:15PM KnightSCS -1103 .2556 20/2S Microcomputer Applications T R BC 833 09:30AM 10:45AM KnightSCS -1103 .4201 20/2S Microcomputer Applications M W F BC 831 08:00AM 08:50AM GannWCS -1113 .2047 20/2S Introduction to Computer Forensics M W F BC 832 09:00AM 09:50AM GannWCS -1313 .2076 20/2S Programming I R BC 833 01:00PM 03:30PM SmithTCS -1423 .2117 20/2S Information Security M W BC 832 01:00PM 02:15PM GannWCS -1433 .2118 20/2S Introduction to Photoshop T R BC 833 11:00AM 12:15PM SmithTCS -1513 .2078 20/2S Operating Systems T R BC 831 09:30AM 10:45AM SmithTCS -2203 .2081 20/2S Computer Networking I M W BC 832 11:00AM 12:15PM GannWCS -2243 .2236 20/2S Internet Programming T BC 833 01:00PM 03:30PM SmithT

EconomicsECON-2113 .2082 20/2S Principles Of Macroeconomics M W F BC 842 11:00AM 11:50AM ArmstrongTECON-2213 .2080 20/2S Principles of Microeconomics M W F BC 842 10:00AM 10:50AM ArmstrongT

EnglishENGL-0111R.2133 20/2S Fast Track Reading Lab R OCAE1321 08:00AM 08:50AM Hill SENGL-0111R.2147 20/2S Fast Track Reading Lab F OCAE1321 12:00PM 12:50PM Hill SENGL-0111R.2170 20/2S Fast Track Reading Lab F OCAE1321 08:00AM 08:50AM Hill SENGL-0121R.2085 20/2S Fast Track Writing Lab T OCAE1321 08:00AM 08:50AM Hill SENGL-0121R.2110 20/2S Fast Track Writing Lab M OCAE1321 12:00PM 12:50PM Hill SENGL-0121R.2169 20/2S Fast Track Writing Lab W OCAE1321 08:00AM 08:50AM Hill SENGL-0121R.4019 20/2S Fast Track Writing Lab R OCAE1222 08:00AM 08:50AM HughesKENGL-0123R.2077 20/2S Introduction to College Writing M W F OCAE1320 10:00AM 10:50AM CarrollTENGL-0123R.2223 20/2S Introduction to College Writing T R OCAE1321 09:30AM 10:45AM CarrollTENGL-1113 .2115 20/2S Freshman Composition I M W F OCAE1222 09:00AM 09:50AM Yandell SENGL-1113 .2136 20/2S Freshman Composition I M W F OCAE1222 10:00AM 10:50AM Yandell SENGL-1113 .2138 20/2S Freshman Composition I M W F OCAE1223 11:00AM 11:50AM Piper SENGL-1113 .2158 20/2S Freshman Composition I T R OCAE1220 09:30AM 10:45AM Cole CENGL-1113 .2221 20/2S Freshman Composition I M W F OCAE1223 09:00AM 09:50AM Piper SENGL-1113 .2225 20/2S Freshman Composition I T R OCAE1223 01:00PM 02:15PM Piper SENGL-1113 .2244 20/2S Freshman Composition I T R OCAE1223 11:00AM 12:15PM Piper SENGL-1113 .2271 20/2S Freshman Composition I M W F OCAE1223 12:00PM 12:50PM Piper SENGL-1113 .2520 20/2S Freshman Composition I T R OCAE1220 08:00AM 09:15AM Cole CENGL-1113 .4202 20/2S Freshman Composition I T R OCAE1220 11:00AM 12:15PM HughesKENGL-1213 .2126 20/2S Freshman Composition II T R OCAE1223 09:30AM 10:45AM Piper SENGL-1213 .2155 20/2S Freshman Composition II M W OCAE1224 01:00PM 02:15PM CarrollTENGL-1213 .2171 20/2S Freshman Composition II M W F OCAE1224 09:00AM 09:50AM CarrollTENGL-1213 .2275 20/2S Freshman Composition II M W F OCAE1224 08:00AM 08:50AM CarrollTENGL-2413 .2170 20/2S Introduction To Literature T R OCAE1222 11:00AM 12:15PM Yandell S

GPS -1214 .2140 20/2S General Physical Science with Lab T R RC 218 01:00PM 02:15PM Wylie RWEB

GPS -1214 .2433 20/2S General Physical Science with Lab T R RC 218 09:30AM 10:45AM Emberton AWEB

GPS -1214 .2435 20/2S General Physical Science with Lab M W F RC 218 10:00am 10:50am Hughes SWEB

GPS -1214 .2437 20/2S General Physical Science with Lab M RC 218 06:00PM 08:30PM Emberton AWEB

HistoryHIST-1123 .2110 20/2S Modern Western Civilization T R OCAE1119 11:00AM 12:15PM Rankin AHIST-1483 .2477 20/2S American History 1492-1865 T R OCAE1119 09:30AM 10:45AM Rankin AHIST-1483 .2667 20/2S American History 1492-1865 M W F OCAE1122 09:00AM 09:50AM StaffHIST-1493 .2456 20/2S American History 1865-Present M W F OCAE1122 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffHIST-1493 .2480 20/2S American History 1865-Present M W F OCAE1119 09:00AM 09:50AM Rankin AHIST-1493 .2481 20/2S American History 1865-Present M W F OCAE1122 11:00AM 11:50AM Staff



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HPER-1113 .2345 20/2S Personal Health And Wellness M W F JH 207 09:00AM 09:50AM Pulley PHPER-1113 .2347 20/2S Personal Health And Wellness M W F JH 207 10:00AM 10:50AM Pulley PHPER-1121 .2350 20/2S Freshman Baseball (M) TF 611 Pulley PHPER-1131 .2097 20/2S Freshman Softball TF 611 Pollard MHPER-2031 .2099 20/2S Sophomore Softball TF 611 Pollard MHPER-2103 .2352 20/2S Care And Prevention Of Athletic Inj M W F JH 206 10:00AM 10:50AM Barnes CHPER-2121 .2358 20/2S Sophomore Men's Baseball TF 611 Pulley PHPER-2213 .2134 20/2S Standard First Aid & Prsnl Sfty M W F JH 206 11:00AM 11:50AM Barnes CHPER-2213 .2361 20/2S Standard First Aid & Prsnl Sfty M W F JH 206 12:00PM 12:50PM Barnes C

HumanitiesHUM -2113 .2007 20/2S General Humanities I T R OCAE1321 01:00PM 02:15PM Hill SHUM -2223 .2182 20/2S Humanities II T R OCAE1121 11:00AM 12:15PM Robertson C

Leadership (Scholars)LEAD-1413 .2108 20/2S CASC Leadership I T R BC 811 11:00AM 12:15PM Falkner J

MathematicsMATH-0111R.2148 20/2S Math Lab Survey Contemporary Math M RC 123 08:00AM 08:50AM Holton JMATH-0111R.2209 20/2S Math Lab college Algebra M RC 122 08:00AM 08:50AM Branham TMATH-0111R.4224 20/2S Fast Track Math Lab (SURVEY) T RC 122 08:00AM 08:50AM HughesKMATH-0123R.2058 20/2S Intermediate Algebra T R RC 122 11:00AM 12:15PM Branham TMATH-0123R.2383 20/2S Intermediate Algebra M RC 122 06:00PM 08:30PM Branham TMATH-0123R.2384 20/2S Intermediate Algebra M W F RC 122 10:00AM 10:50AM Branham TMATH-1413 .2124 20/2S Survey of Contemporary Math T R RC 123 08:00AM 09:15AM Holton JMATH-1413 .2267 20/2S Survey of Contemporary Math M W RC 123 01:00PM 02:15PM Holton JMATH-1513 .2193 20/2S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) M W F RC 122 09:00AM 09:50AM Branham TMATH-1513 .2265 20/2S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) M W F RC 122 11:00AM 11:50AM Branham TMATH-1513 .2389 20/2S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) T R RC 123 09:30AM 10:45AM Holton JMATH-1513 .2390 20/2S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) T RC 123 06:00PM 08:30PM Holton JMATH-1513 .4285 20/2S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) T R RC 122 09:30AM 10:45AM HughesKMATH-1523.2424 20/2S Modeling and Functions (ZOOM) TBD RC 202 TBD TBDMATH-1613 .2393 20/2S Plane Trigonometry M W F RC 202 09:00AM 09:50AM Wylie RMATH-2123 .2284 20/2S Elementary Statistics T R RC 202 08:00AM 09:15AM Wylie RMATH-2213 .2096 20/2S Math Structures I M W F RC 123 09:00AM 09:50AM Holton JMATH-2265 .2400 20/2S Analytic Geometry And Calculus I MTWRF RC 202 11:00AM 11:50AM Wylie R

MusicMUS -1113 .2210 20/2S Music Appreciation T R HC 308 11:00AM 12:15PM Dinsmore-DMUS -1121 .2215 20/2S Freshman Show Choir I T R HC 339 01:30PM 03:30PM Dinsmore-DMUS -1141 .2001 20/2S Freshman Concert Choir I T HC 339 12:30PM 01:20PM King BMUS -1221 .2224 20/2S Freshman Show Choir II T R HC 339 01:30PM 03:30PM Dinsmore-DMUS -1241 .2002 20/2S Freshman Concert Choir II T HC 339 12:30PM 01:20PM King BMUS -2121 .2242 20/2S Sophomore Show Choir I T R HC 339 01:30PM 03:30PM Dinsmore-DMUS -2141 .2003 20/2S Sophomore Concert Choir I T HC 339 12:30PM 01:20PM King BMUS -2221 .2248 20/2S Sophomore Show Choir II T R HC 339 01:30PM 03:30PM Dinsmore-DMUS -2241 .2004 20/2S Sophomore Concert Choir II T HC 339 12:30PM 01:20PM King B

NursingNUR -1101 .2904 20/2S Role Transition in Nursing MTWRF HS 722 08:00AM 05:30PM Dollar PNUR -1129 .2098 20/2S Health Illness Nursing I w/lab MTWRF HS 722 01:00PM 04:30PM Newlin KNUR -1129 .2529 20/2S Health Illness Nursing I w/lab MTWRF HS 722 01:00PM 04:30PM Dollar PNUR -1129 .2531 20/2S Health Illness Nursing I w/lab MTWRF HS 722 01:00PM 04:30PM Sanders RNUR -1129 .2533 20/2S Health Illness Nursing I w/lab MTWRF HS 722 01:00PM 04:30PM Gotes LNUR -2119 .2015 20/2S Health Illness Nursing III w/lab MTWRF HS 722 09:00AM 11:50AM Anderson MNUR -2119 .2018 20/2S Health Illness Nursing III w/lab MTWRF HS 722 09:00AM 11:50AM Stewart CNUR -2119L.2026 20/2S Health Illness Nursing III OFF HOSP Staff

OHS -1313 .2059 20/2S Introduction to Health & Safety M W F OCAE1120 09:00AM 09:50AM McConnelKOHS -2003 .2064 20/2S Introduction to Fire Science M W OCAE1120 11:00AM 12:15PM HembreeJ

Health, Phys Ed, Rec.

Occupational Health and Safety


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[ COURSE ID ] [ COURSE TITLE ] [ DAYS ] [ Location ] [ STARTS ] [ ENDS ] [ Instructor ]OHS -2103 .2164 20/2S OSHA:Construction Industry & Safety T R OCAE1120 11:00AM 12:15PM McConnelKOHS -2303 .2065 20/2S Intro to Hazardous Mat & Waste M W F OCAE1120 10:00AM 10:50AM HembreeJOHS -2413 .2156 20/2S Ergonomics and Human Factors Safety T R OCAE1120 08:00AM 09:15AM Puhl ROHS -2423 .2156 20/2S Safety Program Management T R OCAE1120 09:30AM 10:45AM McConnelK

OrientationORI -1111 .2010 20/2S Freshman Orientation T R BC 811 09:30AM 10:20AM Johnson RORI -1111 .2232 20/2S Freshman Orientation T R BC 811 01:00PM 01:50PM Johnson RORI -1111 .2604 20/2S Freshman Orientation T R BC 811 02:30PM 03:20PM Johnson RORI -1111 .2608 20/2S Freshman Orientation M W BC 811 11:00AM 11:50AM Culwell LORI -1111 .2609 20/2S Freshman Orientation M W BC 811 10:00AM 10:50AM Culwell LORI -1111 .2611 20/2S Freshman Orientation M W BC 811 02:00PM 02:30PM Bailey K

PhilosophyPHIL-1113 .2260 20/2S Introduction to Philosophy M W F OCAE1320 11:00AM 11:50AM BrownSPHIL-2123 .2283 20/2S Ethics M W OCAE1320 01:00PM 02:15PM BrownS

Physical Therapist AssistantPHTA-1113 .2274 20/2S Intro to Physical Therapy w/Lab T R JH 203 11:00AM 12:15PM Carroll W

R JH 204 02:20PM 05:10PM Hobday JPHTA-1283 .2002 20/2S Physical Disabilities T R JH 203 01:00PM 02:15PM Repass KPHTA-2332 .2027 20/2S Clinical Experience I (1st 8 wk) F OFF HOSP 08:00AM 05:00PM Hobday JPHTA-2343 .2030 20/2S Phys Therapy Procedures II w/Lab T R JH 203 09:35AM 10:50AM Hobday J

M JH 204 01:00PM 02:50PM Hobday JPHTA-2353 .2033 20/2S Neurology And Pathology M W JH 203 08:30AM 09:55AM Hobday JPHTA-2363 .2035 20/2S Kinesiologyw/Lab T R JH 203 08:00AM 09:15AM Carroll W

T R JH 204 01:00PM 02:15PM Carroll WPHTA-2373 .2038 20/2S Therapeutic Exercise I w/Lab M W JH 203 10:00AM 11:00AM Repass K

W JH 204 01:00PM 03:00PM Repass KPHTA-2432 .2009 20/2S Clinical Experience II (2nd 8wk) F OFF HOSP 08:00AM 05:00PM Hobday J

PhysicsPHYS-1114 .2453 20/2S General Physics I w/Lab M W F RC 202 01:00PM 01:50PM Wylie R

W RC 217 02:00PM 03:40PMPHYS-2014 .2457 20/2S Eng Physics I w/Lab M W F RC 202 10:00AM 10:50AM Wylie R

M RC 217 02:00pm 03:40pm

Political SciencePOS -1113 .2023 20/2S American Federal Government T R OCAE1122 11:00AM 12:15PM StaffPOS -1113 .2168 20/2S American Federal Government T R OCAE1122 09:30AM 10:45AM StaffPOS -1113 .2451 20/2S American Federal Government M W F OCAE1122 08:00AM 08:50AM Rankin APOS -1113 .2486 20/2S American Federal Government M W F OCAE1119 10:00AM 10:50AM Rankin APOS -1113 .2488 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) R OCAE1301 06:00PM 08:30PM Brennan T

R SC 8215 06:00PM 08:30PMPOS -1113 .4355 20/2S American Federal Government M W F OCAE1119 11:00AM 11:50AM Rankin A

PsychologyPSY -1113 .2008 20/2S Introduction To Psychology M W JH 210 01:00PM 02:15PM HughesKPSY -1113 .2109 20/2S Introduction To Psychology M W F OCAE1118 08:00AM 08:50AM Snyder KPSY -1113 .2493 20/2S Introduction To Psychology T R OCAE1121 09:30AM 10:45AM Bruesch DPSY -1113 .2504 20/2S Introduction To Psychology M W F JH 210 10:00AM 10:50AM HughesKPSY -1113 .4204 20/2S Introduction To Psychology M W F JH 210 09:00AM 09:50AM HughesKPSY -2113 .2495 20/2S Introduction To Behavior And Adjust T R OCAE1118 09:30AM 10:45AM Snyder K


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ReligionRLED-1113 .2003 20/2S Old Testament M W OCAE1321 01:00PM 02:15PM Hill S

SociologySOC -1113 .2220 20/2S Introduction to Sociology T R OCAE1118 11:00AM 12:15PM Smith ToniaSOC -1113 .2497 20/2S Introduction To Sociology M W F OCAE1118 11:00AM 11:50AM Smith ToniaSOC -2123 .2500 20/2S Social Problems M W F OCAE1118 10:00AM 10:50AM Snyder KSOC -2143 .2219 20/2S Comparative Cultures M W F OCAE1118 09:00AM 09:50AM Snyder K

World LanguageCHOC-1513 .2284 20/2S Choctaw Language & Culture I M W F JH 202 10:00AM 10:50AM Standefer CSpan-1113 .2175 20/2S Conversational Spanish I M BC 803 06:00PM 08:30PM Meredith K

SpeechSPCH-1113 .2022 20/2S Intro to Speech Communication M W F OCAE1222 11:00AM 11:50AM Yandell SSPCH-1113 .2269 20/2S Intro to Speech Communication T R OCAE1222 01:00PM 02:15PM Yandell S

ZoologyZOO -1114 .2160 20/2S Gen Zoology w/Lab T R RC 210 01:00PM 02:15PM Wiersig N

R RC 317 02:20PM 04:00PMZOO -1114 .2203 20/2S Gen Zoology w/Lab M W F RC 210 10:00AM 10:50AM Wiersig N

W RC 317 02:20PM 04:00PMZOO -1114 .2405 20/2S Gen Zoology w/Lab M W RC 210 11:00AM 12:15PM Wiersig N

F RC 317 11:00AM 12:40PMZOO -1114 .2443 20/2S Gen Zoology w/Lab M W RC 210 01:00PM 02:15PM Wiersig N

M RC 317 02:20PM 04:00PMZOO -2114 .2338 20/2S Human Physiology w/Lab T R RC 209 11:00AM 12:15PM Afzali B

R RC 209 09:16AM 10:56AMZOO -2114 .2411 20/2S Human Physiology w/Lab M F RC 209 11:00AM 12:15PM Afzali B

W RC 209 11:00AM 12:40PMZOO -2124 .2264 20/2S Human Anatomy w/ Lab M W F RC 209 10:00AM 10:50AM Afzali B

W RC 209 02:30PM 04:10PMZOO -2124 .2419 20/2S Human Anatomy w/Lab M W F RC 209 09:00AM 09:50AM Afzali B

M RC 209 02:30PM 04:10PMZOO -2124 .2421 20/2S Human Anatomy w/Lab T R RC 115 09:30AM 10:45AM Brown P

R RC 115 11:00AM 12:40AMZOO -2124 .2686 20/2S Human Anatomy w/Lab M W RC 115 01:00PM 02:15PM Brown P

M RC 115 02:20PM 04:00PM


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AccountingACCT-2103 .8154 20/2S Financial Accounting (1st 8wk) T R SC 8213 09:30AM 12:00PM SmithD

Allied HealthAHS -1113 .8072 20/2S Intro to Medical Term (1st 8wk) M W F SC 8210 09:30AM 12:00PM Heath RAHS -1203 .8062 20/2S Basic Nutrition (2nd 8wk) M W F SC 8210 09:30AM 12:00PM Heath R

BiologyBIO -1114.8872 20/2S General Biology w/Lab (ZOOM) M W F SC 8124 11:00AM 11:50AM Reynolds N

WEBBIO -1114 .8153 20/2S Gen Biology w/Lab M SE 8032 06:00PM 08:30PM Heath R

M SE 8032 08:40PM 10:20PM

BusinessBUS -1013 .8220 20/2S Introduction to Business M W SC 8213 01:00PM 02:15PM SmithD

ChemistryCHEM-1025 .8160 20/2S General, Organic, & Bio Chemistry T R SE 8017 11:00AM 12:15PM ParanahewaS

T SE 8017 02:20PM 05:40PMCHEM-1025 .8227 20/2S General Organic & Biochemistry M W F SE 8017 11:00AM 11:50 AM ParanahewaS

W SE 8017 02:20PM 05:40PM

CS -1103 .8188 20/2S Microcomputer Applications M W F SE 8011 08:00AM 08:50AM MarshallPCS -1103 .8238 20/2S Microcomputer Applications M W F SE 8011 10:00AM 10:50AM MarshallP

EconomicsECON-2113 .8156 20/2S Principles Of Macroecon (2nd 8wk) T R SC 8213 09:30AM 12:00PM SmithD

EnglishENGL-0111R.8065 20/2S Fast Track Reading Lab T SC 8212 08:00AM 08:50AM Salisbury MENGL-0121R.8067 20/2S Fast Track Writing Lab M SC 8212 08:00AM 08:50AM Salisbury MENGL-0123R.8100 20/2S Introduction to College Writing T R SE 8011 01:00PM 02:15PM Salisbury MENGL-1113 .8079 20/2S Freshman Composition I T R SC 8212 09:30AM 10:45AM StaffENGL-1113 .8198 20/2S Freshman Composition I M W F SC 8212 01:00PM 01:50PM StaffENGL-1113 .8236 20/2S Freshman Composition I T R SC 8212 11:00AM 12:15PM StaffENGL-1213 .8196 20/2S Freshman Composition II M W F SC 8212 11:00AM 11:50AM Staff

GPS -1214 .8254 20/2S General Physical Science w/Lab M W SE 8017 01:00PM 02:15PM ParanahewaSWEB

HistoryHIST-1483 .8070 20/2S American History 1492-1865 M W F SC 8215 10:00AM 10:50AM Boyd HHIST-1483 .8220 20/2S American History 1492-1865 T R SC 8215 01:00PM 02:15PM Boyd HHIST-1493 .8218 20/2S American History 1865-Present T R SC 8215 09:30AM 10:45AM Boyd H

HPER-2103 .8050 20/2S Care and Prevention of Athletic Injury M W F SC 8223 01:00PM 01:50PM Rogers W

HPER-1113 .8213 20/2S Personal Health And Wellness M W F SC 8222 12:00PM 12:50PM Rogers WHPER-2213 .8068 20/2S Standard First Aid & Personal Sfty T R SC 8222 09:30AM 10:45AM Rogers W

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HumanitiesHUM -2113 .8053 20/2S Humanities I M W F SC 8127 10:00AM 10:50AM Robertson CHUM -2223 .8052 20/2S Humanities II M W F SC 8127 11:00AM 11:50AM Robertson C

MathematicsMATH-0111R.8252 20/2S Fast Track Contemporary Math Lab R SE 8015 08:00AM 08:50AM Walters CMATH-0111R.8272 20/2S Fast Track College Algebra Math Lab T SE 8015 08:00AM 08:50AM Walters CMATH-0123R.8237 20/2S Intermediate Algebra M W F SE 8015 10:00AM 10:50AM Walters CMATH-0123R.8240 20/2S Intermediate Algebra M SE 8015 06:00PM 08:30PM ParanahewaSMATH-1413 .8252 20/2S Survey of Contemporary Math T R SE 8015 01:00PM 02:15PM Walters CMATH-1513.8835 20/2S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) (ZOOM) M W F SC 8124 09:00AM 09:50AM Walters CMATH-1513 .8264 20/2S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) M W F SE 8015 11:00AM 11:50AM Walters CMATH-1513 .8272 20/2S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) T R SE 8015 09:30AM 10:45AM Walters CMATH-1523.8424 20/2S Modeling and Functions (ZOOM) TBD SC 8124 TBD TBDMATH-2123 .8284 20/2S Elementary Statistics (ZOOM) T R SC 8124 08:00AM 09:15AM Wylie R

MarketingMKTG-2103 .8239 20/2S Introduction to Marketing M W F SC 8213 11:00AM 11:50AM SmithD

NursingNUR -1129 .8093 20/2S Health Illness Nursing I w/lab MTWRF SE 8012 01:00PM 04:30PM Treat MNUR -2119 .8102 20/2S Health Illness Nursing III w/lab MTWRF SE 8012 09:00AM 11:50AM Russell VNUR -2119 .8900 20/2S Health Illness Nursing III w/lab MTWRF SE 8012 09:00AM 11:50AM Mann S

OrientationORI -1111 .8402 20/2S Freshman Orientation M W SC 8225 12:00PM 12:50PM Armer MORI -1111 .8404 20/2S Freshman Orientation T R SC 8127 09:30AM 10:20AM Armer M

Political SciencePOS -1113 .8056 20/2S American Federal Government T R SC 8215 08:00AM 09:15AM Boyd HPOS -1113 .8249 20/2S American Federal Government M W F SC 8215 09:00AM 09:50AM Boyd HPOS -1113 .8250 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) R SC 8215 06:00PM 08:30PM Brennan T

R OCAE1301 06:00PM 08:30PM

PsychologyPSY -1113 .8251 20/2S Introduction To Psychology T SC 8211 06:00PM 08:30PM Clark DPSY -1113 .8253 20/2S Introduction To Psychology T R SC 8211 11:00AM 12:15PM Clark DPSY -1113 .8256 20/2S Introduction To Psychology M W F SC 8211 08:00AM 08:50AM Clark D

SociologySOC -1113 .8287 20/2S Introduction to Sociology T R SC 8211 08:00AM 09:15AM Clark DSOC -2143 .8288 20/2S Comparative Cultures M W F SC 8211 10:00AM 10:50AM Clark D

ZoologyZOO -1114 .8155 20/2S General Zoology w/Lab M W SE 8032 1:00 PM 2:15 PM Reynolds N

W SE 8032 02:20PM 04:00PMZOO -2124 .8104 20/2S Human Anatomy w/Lab T R SE 8032 1:00 PM 2:15 PM Reynolds N

T SE 8032 02:20PM 04:00PM


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AccountingACCT-2103 .6207 20/2S Financial Accounting WEB RepassHACCT-2203 .6208 20/2S Managerial Accounting WEB RepassH

Allied HealthAHS -1113 .6210 20/2S Intro to Medical Terminology WEB Hobday JAHS -1113 .6211 20/2S Intro to Medical Terminology WEB Bailey HAHS -1113 .6263 20/2S Intro to Medical Terminology WEB Newlin KAHS -1113 .6284 20/2S Intro to Medical Terminology WEB Treat MAHS -1203 .6212 20/2S Basic Nutrition WEB Holman JAHS -1203 .6713 20/2S Basic Nutrition WEB Treat MAHS -1203 .6714 20/2S Basic Nutrition WEB Stewart CAHS -1403 .6215 20/2S Basic Pharmacology WEB Gotes LAHS -2013 .6216 20/2S Pathophysiology WEB Newlin K

Art ART -1113 .6217 20/2S Art Appreciation WEB Robertson C

BiologyBIO -1114 .6401 20/2S General Biology w/Lab (1st 8 wk) WEB Wiersig NBIO -1114 .6402 20/2S General Biology w/Lab (2nd 8wk) WEB Brown P

BusinessBUS -1111 .6219 20/2S Personal Finance WEB SmithDBUS -2123 .6203 20/2S Statistics for Bus and Econ WEB ArmstrongT

Child DevelopmentCD -1103 .6220 20/2S Teacher, Community & Family Rel WEB LewisRCD -1223 .6221 20/2S Preschool Behavior & Guidance WEB LewisRCD -2053 .6222 20/2S Child Development Mgmt & Budgeting WEB Smith RCD -2113 .6223 20/2S Child Growth & Development WEB LewisRCD -2133 .6224 20/2S Language and Physical Skills WEB LewisRCD -2123. 6283 20/2S Health Care and Safety WEB LewisRCD -2213 .6226 20/2S Play, Art, Music WEB LewisRCD -2223 .6227 20/2S Program Planning & Administration WEB Smith RCD -2253 .6228 20/2S Infant & Toddler Programming WEB LewisR

CJ -1113 .6298 20/2S Intro to Criminal Justice WEB Brown CCJ -2123 .6299 20/2S Police Community Relations WEB Brown C

CS -1103 .6229 20/2S Microcomputer Applications WEB SmithTCS -1103 .6230 20/2S Microcomputer Applications WEB SmithTCS -1103 .6556 20/2S Microcomputer Applications (2nd 8 wk) WEB SmithT

EconomicsECON-2113 .6232 20/2S Principles Of Macroeconomics WEB SmithDECON-2213 .6233 20/2S Principles of Microeconomics WEB ArmstrongT

Criminal Justice

Computer Science

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EnglishWEB Hill SWEB CarrollTWEB Hill SWEB Qualls SWEB Stetson JWEB Stetson JWEB CunninghamAWEB Thurman EWEBWEB

Cruse N

WEBCunninghamA

WEBThurman E

Fast Track Reading Lab Introduction to College Reading Fast Track Writing Lab Introduction to College Writing Freshman Composition I Freshman Composition I Freshman Composition I Freshman Composition I Freshman Composition II Freshman Composition II Freshman Composition IIAmerican Lit to the Civil War Yandell S

ENGL-0111R.6238 20/2S ENGL-0113R.6234 20/2S ENGL-0121R.6241 20/2S ENGL-0123R.6235 20/2S ENGL-1113 .6200 20/2S ENGL-1113 .6237 20/2S ENGL-1113 .6241 20/2S ENGL-1113 .6243 20/2S ENGL-1213 .6201 20/2S ENGL-1213 .6240 20/2S ENGL-1213 .6242 20/2S ENGL-2773 .6204 20/2S

Geography

GEOG-2243 .6245 20/2S Fundamentals of Human Geography WEB Bengs J

HistoryHIST-1113 .6248 20/2S Early Western Civilization WEB Jordan SHIST-1483 .6250 20/2S American History 1492-1865 WEB Brennan THIST-1493 .6206 20/2S American History 1865-Present WEB Long SHIST-1493 .6249 20/2S American History 1865-Present WEB Womack, KHIST-1493 .6251 20/2S American History 1865-Present WEB Long SHIST-1493 .6252 20/2S American History 1865-Present WEB Jordan SHIST-1493 .6254 20/2S American History 1865-Present WEB Jordan SHIST-1493 .6457 20/2S American History 1865-Present (2nd 8 wk) WEB Long S

HPER-1103 .6239 20/2S Introduction to HPER WEB Barnes CHPER-1113 .6256 20/2S Personal Health and Wellness WEB Repass KHPER-1113 .6710 20/2S Personal Health and Wellness WEB Gotes LHPER-2103 .6257 20/2S Care & Prev of Athletic Injuries WEB Barnes CHPER-2133 .6259 20/2S Sports Officiating WEB Pulley PHPER-2213 .6259 20/2S Standard First Aid & Personal Sfty WEB Carroll WHPER-2213 .6260 20/2S Standard First Aid & Personal Sfty WEB Stewart C

HumanitiesHUM -2223 .6264 20/2S General Humanities II WEB Robertson C

MusicMusic Appreciation WEB Ford LMUS -1113 .6205 20/2S

Staff

Organizational LeadershipORGL-2253 .6245 20/2S Organizational Behavior WEB SmithDORGL-2263 .6483 20/2S Human Resources Management WEB MartinM

OrientationORI -1111 .6269 20/2S Freshman Orientation WEB Bailey KORI -1111 .6271 20/2S Child Development Orientation WEB LewisRLIB -1011 .6294 20/2S Information Literacy I WEB CarrollT



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PhilosophyPHIL-1113 .6159 20/2S Introduction to Philosophy WEB Rogers CPHIL-2123 .6273 20/2S Ethics WEB Rogers C

Political ScienceAmerican Federal Government WEB Adams RAmerican Federal Government WEB Rankin AAmerican Federal Government WEB Brennan T

WEB Adams RWEB Womack, K

American Federal Government (2nd 8 wk) American Federal Gov (2nd 8wk)

POS -1113 .6255 20/2S POS -1113 .6275 20/2S POS -1113 .6276 20/2S POS -1113 .6451 20/2S POS -1113 .6554 20/2S Psychology

WEB Quick SWEB Quick SWEB Snyder KWEBWEB

Billy N

Introduction To Psychology Introduction To Psychology Introduction To Psychology (2nd 8 wk) Introduction to Behavior&Adjustment Developmental Psychology McConnelK

PSY -1113 .6261 20/2S PSY -1113 .6277 20/2S PSY -1113 .6458 20/2S PSY -2113 .6279 20/2S PSY -2123 .6280 20/2S

Religion

RLED-1123 .6253 20/2S New Testament WEB BrownS

SociologySOC -1113 .6281 20/2S Introduction to Sociology WEB Bruesch D

SOC -1113 .6282 20/2S Introduction to Sociology WEB McConnelKSOC -1113 .6550 20/2S Introduction to Sociology (2nd 8wk) WEB Clark, DSOC -2123 .6283 20/2S Social Problems WEB Snyder K

SpeechSPCH-1113 .6224 20/2S Intro to Speech Communication WEB Yandell S

ZoologyZOO -2114 .6251 20/2S Human Physiology (Hybrid) WEB Reynolds N

F SE 8032 09:00AM 10:40AMZOO -2124 .6271 20/2S Human Anatomy (Hybrid) WEB Reynolds N

M SE 8032 02:20PM 04:00PM

GPS -1214 .6246 20/2S General Physical Science w/Lab WEB ParanahewaS

MathematicsMATH-1413 .6267 20/2S Survey of Contemporary Math WEB Holton JMATH-1513 .6268 20/2S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) WEB Branham T


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AccountingACCT-2103 .8154 20/2S Financial Accounting (1st 8wk) T R SC 8213 09:30AM 12:00PM SmithD

Allied HealthAHS -1113 .8072 20/2S Intro to Medical Term (1st 8wk) M W F SC 8210 09:30AM 12:00PM Heath R

BiologyBIO -1114 .6401 20/2S General Biology w/Lab (1st 8 wk) WEB Wiersig N

Allied HealthAHS -1203 .8062 20/2S Basic Nutrition (2nd 8wk) M W F SC 8210 09:30AM 12:00PM Heath R

Biology

BIO -1114 .6402 20/2S General Biology w/Lab (2nd 8wk) WEB Brown P

CS -1103 .6556 20/2S Microcomputer Applications (2nd 8 wk) WEB SmithT

Political SciencePOS -1113 .6451 20/2S American Federal Government (2nd 8 wk) WEB Adams RPOS -1113 .6554 20/2S American Federal Gov (2nd 8wk) WEB Womack, K

SociologySOC -1113 .6550 20/2S Introduction to Sociology (2nd 8wk) WEB Clark, D

PsychologyPSY -1113 .6458 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (2nd 8 wk) WEB Snyder K

HistoryHIST-1493 .6457 20/2S American History 1865-Present(2nd 8 wk) WEB Long S

CJ -1113 .2238 20/2S Intro to Criminal Justice T JH 207 06:00PM 08:30PM Brown CCJ -1123 .2101 20/2S Criminal Law for Law Enforcement M BC 803 06:00PM 08:30PM Nicholson MCJ -2023 .2460 20/2S Criminal Procedures R BC 803 06:00PM 08:30PM Pace J

CS -1103 .2073 20/2S Microcomputer Applications R BC 831 06:00PM 08:30PM GannW

GPS -1214 .2437 20/2S General Physical Science with Lab M RC 218 06:00PM 08:30PM Emberton AGeneral Physical Science

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Computer Science

Fall 2020 Poteau Night ClassesCriminal Justice

Computer Science

Fall 2020 First 8 Week Sallisaw Campus

Fall 2020 First 8 Week OnlineCampus

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[ COURSE ID ] [ COURSE TITLE ] [ DAYS ] [ Location ] [ STARTS ] [ ENDS ] [ Instructor ]WEB

MathematicsMATH-0123R.2383 20/2S Intermediate Algebra M RC 122 06:00PM 08:30PM Branham TMATH-1513 .2390 20/2S College Algebra (Pre-Calculus) T RC 123 06:00PM 08:30PM Holton J

Political SciencePOS -1113 .2488 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) R OCAE1301 06:00PM 08:30PM Brennan T

R SC 8215 06:00PM 08:30PMWorld LanguageSpan-1113 .2175 20/2S Conversational Spanish I M BC 803 06:00PM 08:30PM Meredith K

BiologyBIO -1114 .8153 20/2S Gen Biology w/Lab M SE 8032 06:00PM 08:30PM Heath R

M SE 8032 08:40PM 10:20PM

GPS -1214 .8261 20/2S General Physical Science with Lab M SE 8017 06:00PM 08:30PM ParanahewaSWEB

MathematicsMATH-0123R.8240 20/2S Intermediate Algebra M SE 8015 06:00PM 08:30PM ParanahewaS

Political SciencePOS -1113 .8250 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) R SC 8215 06:00PM 08:30PM Brennan T

R OCAE1301 06:00PM 08:30PMPsychologyPSY -1113 .8251 20/2S Introduction To Psychology T SC 8211 06:00PM 08:30PM Clark D

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Kiamichi Technology CenterAHS -1113C.2519 20/2S Intro to Medical Terminology TBA OFF KTC Bowman S

ArkomaENGL-1113C.2814 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL ARKOMA 10:00AM 10:50AM Piper SHUM -2113C.2885 20/2S General Humanities (ZOOM) I M W F DL ARKOMA 10:00AM 10:50AM Hill SMATH-1513C.2815 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM M W F DL ARKOMA 11:00AM 11:50AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2865 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL ARKOMA 11:00AM 11:50AM Bengs JPSY -1113C.2885 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL ARKOMA 01:00PM 01:50PM Snyder K

CameronENGL-1113C.2880 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL Cameron 09:00AM 09:50AM BrownSHUM -2113C.2887 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL Cameron 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffMATH-1513C.2881 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM (ZOOM) T R DL Cameron 09:30AM 10:45AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2882 20/2S American Federal Governmen (ZOOM) M W F DL Cameron 11:00AN 11:50AM Bengs JPSY -1113C.2887 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL Cameron 11:00AM 11:50AM Clark D

CentralENGL-1113C.2818 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL CENTRAL 09:00AM 09:50AM BrownSHUM -2113C.2871 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL CENTRAL 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffMATH-1513C.2830 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM T R DL CENTRAL 09:30AM 10:45AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2855 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL CENTRAL 08:00AM 08:50AM Boyd HPSY -1113C.2871 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL CENTRAL 11:00AM 11:50AM Clark D

GansBIO -1114C.2873 20/2S General Biology (ZOOM) M W F DL GANS 11:00AM 11:50AM Reynolds NENGL-1113C.2820 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL GANS 09:00AM 09:50AM BrownSMATH-1513C.2832 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM M W F DL GANS 11:00AM 11:50AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2857 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL GANS 08:00AM 08:50AM Boyd HPSY -1113C.2873 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL GANS 01:00PM 01:50PM Snyder K

GoreENGL-1113C.2826 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL GORE 09:00AM 09:50AM BrownSHUM -2113C.2878 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL GORE 10:00AM 10:50AM Hill SMATH-1513C.2837 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM M W F DL GORE 11:00AM 11:50AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2851 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL GORE 11:00AM 11:50AM Bengs JPSY -1113C.2878 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL GORE 01:00PM 01:50PM Snyder K

HeavenerENGL-1113C.2817 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL HEAVNR 09:00AM 09:50AM BrownSHUM -2113C.2870 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL HEAVNR 10:00AM 10:50AM Hill SMATH-1513C.2829 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM M W F DL HEAVNR 11:00AM 11:50AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2854 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL HEAVNR 08:00AM 08:50AM Boyd HPSY -1113C.2870 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL HEAVNR 01:00PM 01:50PM Snyder K

HoweENGL-1113C.2800 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL HOWE 10:00AM 10:50AM Piper SHUM -2113C.2881 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL HOWE 10:00AM 10:50AM Hill SMATH-1513C.2801 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM M W F DL HOWE 11:00AM 11:50AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2861 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL HOWE 11:00AM 11:50AM Bengs JPSY -1113C.2881 20/2S Introduction To Psychology(ZOOM) M W F DL HOWE 01:00PM 01:50PM Snyder K

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LeFloreHUM -2113C.2874 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL LEFLORE 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffPSY -1113C.2874 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL LEFLORE 11:00AM 11:50AM Clark D

PanamaBIO -1114C.2872 20/2S General Biology (ZOOM) M W F DL PANAMA 11:00AM 11:50AM Reynolds NENGL-1113C.2819 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL PANAMA 10:00AM 10:50PM BrownSHUM -2113C.2872 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL PANAMA 10:00AM 10:50AM Hill SMATH-1513C.2831 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM M W F DL PANAMA 11:00AM 11:50AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2856 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL PANAMA 08:00AM 08:50AM Boyd HPSY -1113C.2872 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL PANAMA 01:00PM 01:50PM Snyder K

PocolaENGL-1113C.2823 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL POCOLA 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffHUM -2113C.2875 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL POCOLA 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffMATH-1513C.2834 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM T R DL POCOLA 09:30AM 10:45AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2859 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL POCOLA 11:00AM 11:50AM Bengs JPSY -1113C.2875 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL POCOLA 11:00AM 11:50AM Clark D

MuldrowENGL-1113C.2802 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL MULDR 10:00AM 10:50AM BrownSHIST-1493C.2882 20/2S American History 1865-Present (ZOOM) T R DL MULDR 09:30AM 10:45AM Boyd HHUM -2113C.2882 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL MULDR 10:00AM 10:50AM Hill SMATH-1513C.2803 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM T R DL MULDR 09:30AM 10:45AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2862 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL MULDR 11:00AM 11:50AM Bengs JPSY -1113C.2882 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL MULDR 11:00AM 11:50AM Clark D

RolandENGL-1113C.2804 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL ROLAND 10:00AM 10:50AM BrownSHUM -2113C.2883 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL ROLAND 10:00AM 10:50AM Hill SMATH-1513C.2805 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM T R DL ROLAND 09:30AM 10:45AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2863 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL ROLAND 11:00AM 11:50AM Bengs JPSY -1113C.2883 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL ROLAND 01:00PM 01:50PM Snyder K

SallisawBIO -1114C.2824 20/2S General Biology M W F DL SALL 11:00AM 11:50AM Reynolds NENGL-1113C.2824 20/2S Freshman Composition I M W F DL SALL 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffMATH-1513C.2835 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) M W F DL SALL 09:00AM 09:50AM Walters CMUS -1113C.2876 20/2S Music Appreciation M W F DL SALL 12:00PM 12:50PM StaffPOS -1113C.2853 20/2S American Federal Government M W F DL SALL 01:00PM 01:50PM Boyd H

SmithvilleENGL-1113C.2812 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL Smthvl 10:00AM 10:50AM BrownSHUM -2113C.2884 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL Smthvl 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffMATH-1513C.2813 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM M W F DL Smthvl 11:00AM 11:50AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2864 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL Smthvl 08:00AM 08:50AM Boyd HPSY -1113C.2884 20/2S Introduction To Psychology (ZOOM) M W F DL Smthvl 11:00AM 11:50AM Clark D


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SpiroENGL-1113C.2816 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL SPIRO 10:00AM 10:50AM Piper SHUM -2113C.2886 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL SPIRO 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffMATH-1513C.2817 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM M W F DL SPIRO 11:00AM 11:50AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2866 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL SPIRO 08:00AM 08:50AM Boyd HPSY -1113C.2886 20/2S Introduction To Psychology(ZOOM) M W F DL SPIRO 01:00PM 01:50PM Snyder K

TalihinaENGL-1113C.2825 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL TALHINA 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffHUM -2113C.2877 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL TALHINA 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffMATH-1513C.2836 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM T R DL TALHINA 09:30AM 10:45AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2852 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL TALHINA 08:00AM 08:50AM Boyd HPSY -1113C.2877 20/2S Introduction To Psychology(ZOOM) M W F DL TALHINA 11:00AM 11:50AM Clark D

VianENGL-1113C.2827 20/2S Freshman Composition I (ZOOM) M W F DL VIAN 10:00AM 10:50AM BrownSHUM -2113C.2879 20/2S General Humanities I (ZOOM) M W F DL VIAN 10:00AM 10:50AM StaffMATH-1513C.2838 20/2S College Algebra (Pre Calculus) ZOOM T R DL VIAN 09:30AM 10:45AM Walters CPOS -1113C.2850 20/2S American Federal Government (ZOOM) M W F DL VIAN 11:00AM 11:50AM Bengs JPSY -1113C.2879 20/2S Introduction To Psychology(ZOOM) M W F DL VIAN 11:00AM 11:50AM Clark D

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