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Spring 2010 Class Schedule Bulletin

2 M/Monday • T/Tuesday • W/Wednesday • R/Thursday • F/Friday • S/Saturday • Su/Sunday

SPRING 2010 CALENDAR • January 19 – May 25 August 2009August 3 – 19 .....................................Spring 2010 Intersession Registration via CSU X-press

November 2009November 11 – December 2 ........Advanced Spring 2010 Registration via CSU X-press

December 2009December 1 – 2.................................Advance Spring 2010 Registration via CSU X-press continues

December 16 - January 15............Intersession Course Period

December 16 - January 13 ............Spring 2010 Registration / Change of Program – (See Quick View for payment information.)

December 24 - 25 (R-F) ...................HOLIDAY – Christmas – No Intersession classes

December 31 (R) ...............................HOLIDAY – New Year’s Day – No Intersession classes

January 2010January 1 (F) .....................................HOLIDAY – New Year’s Day – No Intersession classes

January 2 – 15 ...................................Intersession Course Period continues

January 1 – 13 ...................................Spring 2010 Registration / Change of Program continues – (See Quick View for payment information.)

January 14-15 (R-F) .........................NO REGISTRATION

January 16-18 (S-M) ........................Spring 2010 registration resumes

January 18 (M)..................................HOLIDAY – Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday – No classes

January 19 (T) ...................................All day/evening on-campus, extension, and online classes begin

January 19–20(T-W) .......................Late registration period ($100.00 late fee charged); late change of program - (via CSU X-press)

January 23 (S) ...................................Saturday on-campus classes begin

February 2010February 2 (T) ...................................Deadline for 100% refund of refundable fees upon complete withdrawal from all courses

February 2 (T) ...................................Deadline for partial refund of refundable fees for formally reducing credit hour load below 12 semester hours for all courses

February 5 (F) ................................... Deadline for requesting cancellation of student health insurance coverage for Spring 2010 February 15 (M) ...............................HOLIDAY – President’s Day – No classes

February 16 (T) ................................ Deadline for 50% refund of refundable fees upon withdrawal from ALL courses.

NO REFUND FOR REDUCTION IN HOURS.February 17 (W) ..............................Undergraduate and graduate graduation application filing deadline

February 17 (W) .............................. Last date to drop classes or to withdraw (W on transcript)February 18 (R) ...............................Must start to use W/P, W/F form to drop or withdraw course(s)

February 28 (Su) .............................Deadline to submit loan applications to Office of Financial Aid

March 2010

March 15 – 20 (M-Su) ...................Spring Recess – No classes

March 22 – April 28 ...................... Advance Summer 2010 RegistrationMarch 26 (F) .................................... Last date to request drop after academic warning submission (W/P, W/F on transcript)

March 31 (W) ..................................Final payment due for students registered for Spring 2010 term

April 2010April 21 – August 11 ................Advance Fall 2010 Registration May 2010May 7 (F) ...........................................Last date to request total withdrawal for Spring 2010 (all W/P, W/F on Transcript)

May 15 (S) ........................................Last date of class before final exam period

May 17 – 22 (M-S) ......................... Final examination period (see timetable in back of this bulletin)

May 24 (M) .......................................Final grades due via CSU X-press

May 25 (T) ............................................ Final date for the removal of “I” (Incomplete) grades incurred during Fall 2009 for undergraduates / incurred during Spring 2009 for graduates

May 25 (T) .......................................Spring 2010 semester ends

After May 27 ..................................Spring 2010 grades available on CSU X-press (www.csu.edu)

Failure to read information listed in the schedule does not excuse you from academic regulations. Fees and dates are subject to change.

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QUICK VIEW: Registration/Payment/Drop Dates registration first payment due final date for final drop date final payment date reversal of

Nov. 11 - Dec. 2 December 3 February 2 February 17 March 31Dec. 16 – Jan. 13 February 4 February 2 February 17 March 31January 16 – 18 February 4 February 2 February 17 March 31January 19 – 20

(Late Registration)February 4 February 2 February 17 March 31

No registration on January 14 - 15 • Registration resumes January 16 - 18 Late registration / change of program January 19 - 20 • 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

University Calendar ..............................2Quick View Registration Payment Dates 3Quick Reference Guide .........................44 Easy Steps to Register .......................5CSU X-press Web Registration Instructions ....................................6CSU X-press Registration Calendar ......7How to Register ...................................8 Undergraduates ................................8 Graduates ..........................................9 Teacher Certification ..........................9 University Employees .......................9Advisement ....................................... 10Student Registration Responsibility 10Registration Information .................. 10Classification Codes ........................... 10WEB Registration Dates .................... 10Advance On-Campus Registration ... 10Late Registration/Late Change of Program .................. 11Course Drop ....................................... 11Academic Regulations ...................... 11Academic Progression Policy ............ 11Academic Skills Courses .................... 11Cancelled Classes .............................. 11Class Attendance ............................... 11Course Numbering System ............... 12Credit Hour Load ............................... 12Placement Assessment ..................... 12Prerequisites ...................................... 12Undergraduate Repeat Policy ........... 12Withdrawal from the University ....... 12

Additional Information Abilities Office ................................ 13 Address/Telephone Change ........... 13 Childcare Information .................... 69 Directory Information .................... 13 Distance Learning .......................... 13 Grade Reports ................................ 13 Graduation Application .................. 14 Immunization Requirement .......... 14 Parking ........................................... 14 Schedule of Classes ........................ 14 Student Identification Card Policy 14 Transcript/Enrollment Verifications 14 University Holds ............................. 14 Univ. Housing & Residence Life ..... 15Fee & Payment Information ............. 15 Payment Policy............................... 17 Refund policy ................................. 18Student Health Insurance ................. 18Student Financial Aid ........................ 19Extension Sites/Information ............. 21Study Abroad Program ..................... 22Additional Course Fees ..................... 23Intersession Courses .......................... 24

Courses, pages 27-67Final Examination Schedule ............. 70Footnote Explanations ...................... 71

Campus Map ..................................... 72

INDEX BY SUBJECTAccounting ........................................ 27African American Studies ................. 27Air & Space ........................................ 28Anthropology .................................... 28Art ..................................................... 28Bilingual Education ........................... 29Biology .............................................. 29Board of Governors ........................... 31Botany ............................................... 31

Business Education ........................... 31Business Laboratory Program ........... 31Chemistry .......................................... 31Chinese .............................................. 32Classroom Management .................. 32Communications, Media Arts & Theatre ........................ 32Computer Science ............................. 33Criminal Justice ................................. 34Early Childhood Education ................ 36Economics ......................................... 36Education .......................................... 37Educational Leadership, Curriculum & Foundations ............. 38Elementary Education ....................... 39Engineering Studies .......................... 40English ............................................... 40Family & Consumer Sciences ............ 42Finance .............................................. 42Foreign Languages & Literatures ...... 42French ................................................ 43Freshman Seminar ............................ 43Geography ......................................... 43Health & Safety ................................. 44Health Information Admin. .............. 44Health, Physical Education & Recreation ................................... 45Health Sciences ................................. 45History ............................................... 46Honors ............................................... 46Industrial Technology ........................ 47Information Systems ......................... 47Liberal Studies................................... 47Library Information &

Media Studies .............................. 47Management .................................... 48Marketing .......................................... 48Mathematics ..................................... 48Media Studies ................................... 51Middle School ................................... 51

Military Science ................................ 51Music ................................................. 52Nursing .............................................. 54Occupational Therapy ....................... 56Pharmacy .......................................... 56Philosophy ........................................ 57Physical Education ............................ 57Physical Science ................................ 58Physical Therapy................................ 59Physics ............................................... 59Physiology ......................................... 59Political Science ................................ 59Psychology ........................................ 60Quantitative Business Analysis ......... 62Reading ............................................. 62Recreation ......................................... 63Social Work........................................ 64Sociology ........................................... 64Spanish .............................................. 65Special Education .............................. 66Technology & Education ................... 66Women’s Studies............................... 67Zoology ............................................. 67

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DEPARTMENT BLDG/RM PH (773) DEPARTMENT BLDG/RM PH (773) DEPARTMENT BLDG/RM PH (773)

Quick RefeRence Guide

A Academic Advising Support Center ..... DH second floor, Suite A ......821-2170Academic Support Services ................CRSU 158 .....995-4510Accounting ...........................................BHS 435 ......995-3979Admissions, Graduate ...........................LIB 234 .......995-2404Admissions, Undergraduate ............... ADM 200 .....995-2513African American Male Resource Center ............................CRSU 150......821-2161African American Studies ....................DH 210B ......995-2487Anthropology ........................................SCI 321 .......995-2186Art & Design ........................................BHS 600 ..... 995-3984

B Bilingual Education ............................... ED 312 .......995-3932Biology ..................................................SCI 310 .......995-2183Board of Governors .............................. JDC 201 .......995-2457Bookstore ............................................BHS 102 ......995-2323Botany ...................................................SCI 310 .......995-2183Bursar ...................................................ADM 213 .....995-2470Business Education ..............................ED 200B ......995-3807Business Lab Program..........................BHS 435 ......995-3945

C Campus Life ........................................CRSU 260 .... 995-2300Cashier ................................................. ADM 211 .....995-2029Chemistry ..............................................SCI 309 .......995-2180Commencement ................................CRSU 240 .....995-3676Communications Media ....................... ED 203 .......995-2598Communication, Media Arts & Theatre (CMAT) ...........................DH 116A ......995-2280Computer Lab .................................. ...LIB first floorComputer Science ..............................HWH 332 .....995-2102Counseling Center ..............................CRSU 190 .....995-2383Criminal Justice ...................................HWH 329 .....995-2108CSU Freshman Seminar .....................CRSU 158 .....995-4510

D Disabled Student Services ..................CRSU 190 .....995-4401Distance Learning .................................LIB 428 .......995-2960

E Early Childhood Education .................... ED 321 .......995-2391Economics .............................................SCI 321 .......995-2186Edu Leadrshp, Curric & Found ............... ED 319 .......995-2086Elementary Education .......................... ED 318 .......995-2349Emergencies ........................................O&M 210 .....995-2111Engineering Studies ............................HWH 129 .....995-2357English ...................................................SCI 320 .......995-2189Enrollment Services ........................... ADM 210 .... 995-4445Equal Employment Opportunity ........ ADM 318 .....995-2462Evaluations and Advisement .............. ADM 128 .....995-2520Extension Courses/Services ................. JDC 201 .......995-2214Examinations ..................................... ADM 126 .....995-2481

F Family & Consumer Sciences ...............ED 200B ......995-3807Field Placement .................................... ED 322 .......995-2392Finance ................................................BHS 435 ......995-3979Financial Aid ....................................... ADM 207 .....995-2304Foreign Languages and Literature .....HWH 301A ....995-2350French .................................................HWH 301A ....995-2350

G Geography .............................................SCI 321 .......995-2186Graduate and Professional Studies, School of .........................................LIB 234 .......995-2404Graphic Communications ................... ADM 130 .....995-2013

H Health Insurance .................................CRSU 247 .....995-4533Health & Safety .................................... JDC 216 .......995-2290Health Information Admin ..................BHS 610 ......995-2552Health, PE & Recreation ....................... JDC 216 .......995-2290Health Sciences ....................................BHS 419 ......995-3961History ...................................................SCI 315 .......995-2192Honors College ....................................CRSU 231 .....995-4446

I Identification Card .................................LIB 143 ....... 821.2447Industrial Technology ...........................ED 200B ......995-3807International Programs ........................DH 203C ......995-2582

L Latino Resource Center ..................... CRSU 203 A ...995-2526Library Hours ........................................... LIB ...........995-2341Library, Info Media Studies ................... ED 203 .......995-2598Lost & Found .......................................O&M 210 .....995-2111

M Management, Marketing & Info Sys ...BHS 435 ......995-3978 Mathematics ......................................HWH 332 .....995-2102 Military Science ...................................DH 204 .......995-2242 Music ...................................................HWH 108 .....995-2155

N Nursing ................................................BHS 200A .....995-3992

O Occupational Therapy ...........................DH 132 .......995-2366Ombudsperson ...................................CRSU 190 .....995-2496Options Program .................................. JDC 201 .......995-4466

P Pharmacy ..............................................DH 206 ....... 821.2500Philosophy ...........................................SCI 315 .......995-2192Physical Education .............................. JDC 216 .......995-2290Physical Science ...................................SCI 309 .......995-2180Physics ...................................................SCI 309 .......995-2180

Physiology .............................................SCI 310 .......995-2183Political Science ....................................SCI 315 .......995-2192Pre-Engineering ..................................HWH 129 .....995-2357Pre-Law ............................................... SCI 116 B .....995-2449Pre-Med ................................................SCI 221 .......995-3981President’s Office ................................. ADM 313 .....995-2400Provost's Office ................................... ADM 306 .....995-2410Psychology .........................................HWH 328 .....995-2394

R Reading ................................................ ED 318 .......995-2089Records & Registration ....................... ADM 128 .....995-2517Recreation ........................................... JDC 216 .......995-2290Registrar ............................................. ADM 128 .....995-2522

S Social Work ......................................... SCI 116A ......995-2207Sociology ...............................................SCI 321 .......995-2186Spanish .............................................. HWH 301 A ...995-2350Special Education .................................. ED 321 .......995-2390Student Accounts ................................ ADM 213 .....995-2470Student Activities ................................CRSU 260 .....995-2300Student Affairs ...................................CRSU 160 .....995-2448Student Records ................................. ADM 128 .....995-2517

T Teacher Certification ............................. ED 208 .......995-2519Technology & Education ......................ED 200B ......995-3807Transcripts ........................................... ADM 128 .....995-2461

U University without Walls...................... JDC 201 .......995-2455Univ Housing & Residence Life .............RH 105 .......995-3676University College ...............................CRSU 158 .....995-4510

V Veterans Affairs ................................... ADM 207 .....995-3549

W Wellness/Health Center ...................... ADM 131 .... 995-2010Women’s Resource Center ..................CRSU 190 .....995-3666Writing across the Curriculum ..............DH 316 .......995-2216

Z Zoology .................................................SCI 310 .......995-2183

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4 eASY STePS TO ReGiSTeRYou must be admitted to the University before you can register for classes.

Undergraduates go to ADM 200 • Graduates go to LIB 234

Obtain a business receipt from the Cashier (ADM 211) to validate your classes.To validate your classes means that you must get a business receipt from the cashier. Your classes will be dropped for non-payment if you do not get a receipt. NOTE: Students with financial aid, tuition waivers or scholarships must get a waiver from the financial aid office, ADM 207. Present this waiver to the cashier to obtain a business receipt.

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Select your classes with your academic advisor.Degree seeking students will receive a Registration Advising PIN (RAP) to register on the web during advisement. • At-large students do not need a RAP to register.

1Register for classes.Register online at www.csu.edu during the web registration. See pages 2-3.

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Call extension 12447 or 773-821-2447. A CSU student ID card is required for all student services.

Obtain or update your id card in LiB 143.

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COMPLETE yOUR STUDENT SCHEDULEREqUEST FORM WITH yOUR ADvISOR

CLICK ON CSU X-PRESS

LOgIN TO SECURE AREA

ENTER yOUR STUDENT ID NUMbER

ENTER yOUR PERSONAL ACCESS CODE (PAC)

SELECT FROM THE FOLLOWINg:

REgISTRATION (RAP)

• Select term• Add/drop classes• Look-up classes to add• Change class option• Student schedule by day and time• Student detail schedule• Complete your registration• Check your registration status

FINANCIAL AID

• Eligibility• Overall status• Award information• Account summary by term• Award by year• Award payment schedule• Award history• Loan application history

STUDENT RECORDS

• View holds• Final grades• Grade detail• Academic transcript• Account summary by term• Account summary

Instructions for CSU X-pressWeB ReGiSTRATiOn (www.csu.edu)

STUDENT SERvICES & FINANCIAL AID

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• Check your registration status for your registration date.

• If you have all the course reference numbers (CRN) for your courses, click on 'Add/Drop Classes' even if this is the first time you are registering for the selected term. The system considers each class an “add,” even if it is the first class registered for the term.

• You must click on "submit classes" to secure your selections.

• Scroll down to the bottom of the screen to check for registration errors. Your schedule is not final until you have corrected all registration errors.

• You are advised to print your final schedule.

• Changes to course information may be made after the Class Schedule Bulletin is published. Check CSU X-press for the most up-to-date course information.

PERSONAL INFORMATION• Change your pac• Change your security question• View address and phone numbers

• View emergency contact information

Tips for a Successful Web Registration

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Personal Access Code (PAC)Your first access to the secure area login requires your User ID (your University identification number, UID) and your Personal Access Code, which is your birth date in the format of MMDDYY. Example: May 7, 1950 will be 050750. The system is programmed to request you to immediately change your personal access code (PAC) on your first entry. Your new PAC must be six (6) characters and can be letters, numerals or a combination. Examples: AZ1234 or 135790 or KLMNOP. You will be prompted to make up a security question and an an-swer on your first entry. If you forget your PAC click the “Forgot PAC” button. Keep your PAC confidential and change it if you believe it has been compromised.

Registration Advising Personal Identification Number, PIN (RAP)To register online, you must have a current registration advising PIN (RAP). Degree seeking students (undergraduate and gradu-ate) will receive a RAP from their academic advisors during the advisement session. New RAPs are assigned each term and expire at the end of the regular registration period. At-large-students will not need a RAP to register online.

Computer Locations & HelpYou can use your own computer, a local library computer or a computer in the University Library. Technical support for CSU X-press registration is available from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday at 773-995-2038.

Fee PaymentYour fees must be received by the published deadline dates. If you are paying by check or credit card, please click on "on-line payment" after you have completed your registration. Students with financial aid awards or other tuition waivers must confirm their registration with a paid receipt at the Cashier Office in ADM 211.

HoldsYou will not be able to register if there is a hold (academic or financial) placed on your record. Contact the appropriate office prior to your registration to clear your hold. Most offices are not open evenings or weekends.

Holds can be placed by:Bursar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . for balance dueWellness Center . . . . . . . . . for lack of immunization/recordsRegistrar/Admissions . . . . . dropped for poor scholarshipExaminations . . . . . . . . . . . . exam(s) or courses required

CSU X-PRESS Registration InformationCourse InformationChanges to course information may be made after the class sched-ule bulletin is published. CSU X-press has the most up-to-date course information. Review your schedule of registered courses on CSU X-press for any changes.

SPRinG 2O10 ReGiSTRATiOnwww.csu.edu

Hours for registration: 7 a.m. – 10 p.m. SPRING 2010 REGISTRATION

November 11-December 2 December 16-January 13

January 16-18 January 19-20 (Late Registration)

_______________________________________ADVANCE/REGULARWEB REGISTRATION SCHEDULEProfessional (PR), ... November 11-December 2*Doctoral (DR),Graduate (GR),Second Bachelors & Certification_______________________________________Seniors (7, 8, 9) ....... November 11-December 2*_______________________________________Juniors (5, 6) ........... November 16-December 2*_______________________________________Sophomores (3, 4) .. November 20-December 2*_______________________________________Freshmen (1, 2) ...... November 24-December 2*& At-Large_______________________________________All Eligible Students .. December 16-January 13*

January 16-18*January 19-20 (Late Registration*)

*Advisors may not be available during all the web registration dates, so make your advisement appointment early.

See your advisor!

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How to RegisterSpring 2010 registration will be done via CSU X-press only.

Instructions for Registering online

STEPS 1-101. On the Chicago State University home page, www.csu.edu, click

"CSU X-press."

2. Click “Enter Secure Area.” Scroll down. In the user ID field type your university ID (or user ID, SSN) and in the PAC field type your date of birth (MMDDYY), then click “Login.” (If you have registered online before, enter the PAC you created or click “Forgot PAC” to reset your PAC.)

3. Click “Student Services and Financial Aid.” Then click “Registration.”

4. Click “Term Selection” and select correct term i.e., Spring 2010. Click "Submit."

5. Click 'Add/Drop Classes.' You will be prompted to enter an Alternate Pin. Type in the six-digit registration advising PIN (RAP) number that was given by your advisor.

6. Scroll down. Type in one five-digit course reference number (CRN) in each box for each course in which you wish to enroll. After you have typed a CRN for each course, click “Submit Changes.”

7. Your courses will appear. Check to see if the subjects, course numbers and sections are correct. If all of the classes for which you submitted CRNs for do not appear, scroll down for error messages. Correct time conflicts or closed classes by typing in another section of the course. Depending upon the error message, you may have to go back to your advisor for an override. Click “Submit Changes” again. Check to make sure all information is correct and there are no error messages. If there are no errors, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “Complete Your Registration.” Scroll down to view your charges. Print this page for your records. If there are no charges on the page, you did not register successfully. Go back to Add/Drop Classes and try again. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “Detail Schedule” and print this page for your records.

8. If you are paying by MasterCard, VISA, Discover or check, you can click “Online Payment” to pay your bill, or call the cashier’s office at 773-995-2029, to pay by phone.

9. If you are a financial aid recipient, or have a scholarship or some other form of waived tuition, you must obtain a waiver from the Office of Financial Aid in ADM 207. Take the waiver to the cashier’s window, ADM 211, to validate (get a receipt) for your registration.

10. If you plan to pay with cash, your payment must be received in the Cashier’s Office before the deadline date noted on the web or pub-lished in the Class Schedule Bulletin.

Instructions for Dropping Classes on the WebFollow instructions 1-5 for registering online. On the Add/Drop Classes page, click on the arrow under “Action” next to the course you wish to drop. The word NONE will be next to the arrow. Click “Drop Web.” Do this for each course you wish to drop. If you wish to add a class to replace the class you are dropping, type in the five-digit Course Reference Num-ber (CRN) of the course you wish to add in one of the boxes at the bot-tom of the screen and click “Submit Changes.” Check for error messages. If you have errors, click 'Submit Changes' again and then type in another CRN. After you have selected your courses with no error messages, click “Complete Your Registration” at the bottom of the page. You may drop classes for Spring 2010 online until February 2, 2010. After this date, you must submit a drop/withdrawal form signed by your advisor and any other appropriate parties.

NOTE: You will not be allowed to drop your last class online. If you have validated your classes (received a paid receipt) you will have to submit a withdrawal form to the registrar’s office, signed by all appropriate parties. If you have not validated your classes, contact the Office of the Registrar, ADM 128, at 773-995-2517 to have your last class dropped.

Undergraduate Students Continuing Students(Those who have attended at least one term since Spring 2008)

Currently enrolled students who have been accepted as candidates for the bachelor’s degree will use the Spring RAP (registration advising pin)given at the advisement session to register on the CSU X-press web registration system. If you must register on-campus, you must present your validated CSU student identification card for Fall 2009 with your advisor-signed student schedule request form in the Office of the Registrar, ADM 128.

New StudentsIf you have never attended Chicago State University and you are seeking a degree, you must first be admitted: undergraduates in ADM 200, graduates in LIB 234. After you have been admitted, you must be advised. Your advisor will give you a Spring 2010 RAP (registration advising PIN) to use the CSU X-press web registration system.

Returning StudentsUndergraduates who have not attended since the Spring 2008 and who were in good standing their last term must file an application for readmission in the Office of the Registrar, ADM 128. Undergraduates must submit transcripts covering all college courses completed at other institutions since withdrawal from Chicago State University. Spring 2010 deadline: December 7, 2009.

Undergraduate students who were dropped from the university, or who were not in good academic standing at the time of withdrawal, should submit to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, ADM 200, an academic petition form and an application for admission ($25 fee). Students seeking reinstatement must submit transcripts covering all college courses completed since withdrawal. The letter of acceptance issued by the Director of Admissions will serve as authorization to register. Spring 2010 deadline: November 13, 2009.

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You must be advised to register. Your advisor will give you a Spring RAP (registration advising PIN) for use with the CSU X-press web registration. See the Quick Reference Guide for a list of departments.

Undergraduate Students-at-LargeStudents may attend the university as students-at-large in any of the following categories: (1) individuals who are regular students at a regionally accredited college or university and who can demonstrate their good academic standing at their home institution; (2) individuals who are not currently regular students at a regionally accredited college or university but who can demonstrate their good academic standing at the institution last attended; or (3) individuals enrolling at CSU as part of a special program or a cooperative agreement with another institution. Students enrolling as students-at-large in category one or two who wish to earn more than 30 credits must be admitted as regular students. Students enrolling as students-at-large in category three will abide by the guidelines established for the program or cooperative agreement. At-large students are eligible to register online through the CSU X-press web registration system without a registration advising PIN (RAP). For more information and an undergraduate at-large application, contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at 773-995-2513.

GRAduATe STudenTSContinuing Students(Those who have attended at least one term since Spring 2008)

MASTER’S DEGREE CANDIDATESYour graduate advisor will issue your Spring RAP in your advisement session for use on the CSU X-press web registration system.

GRADUATE STUDENTS-AT-LARGEIf necessary, you will be referred to a department for advisement and course approval. Graduate-at-large students are eligible to register online through the CSU X-press web registration system without a RAP.

New & Returning Students Master’s degree candidates attending for the first time must be advised. Your advisor will issue your RAP (registration advising PIN) for use on the CSU X-press web registration system during your advisement session.

New graduates-at-large who are attending for the first time must first report to the School of Graduate & Professional Studies (Graduate School) LIB 234, to complete a short data form. If necessary, you will be referred to a department for advisement and course approval. You will not need a RAP to register online using the CSU X-press web registration system.

If you are a master’s degree candidate or a student-at-large who has not attended since prior to Spring 2008, an application for readmission must be completed. Forms may be obtained from the graduate school office, LIB 234. Master’s degree candidates must obtain approval signatures for re-entry and for advisement. The Graduate School will approve the registration form for the non-degree (graduate-at-large) student to register via CSU X-press; restricted courses will require departmental approval.

PLEASE NOTE: Cooperating teachers eligible for tuition waivers may contact the Office of Field Placement, ED 322, 773-995-2392. Note that the proper parties must sign the waiver form before a waiver is issued. Forms must also be signed in the provost (ADM 306) and financial aid (ADM 207) offices and submitted to the cashier (ADM 211) for proper validation.

TEACHER CERTIFICATIONIf you plan to enroll for courses to achieve initial teacher certification and you have been evaluated by the Chicago Board of Education or the State of Illinois, present your deficiency statement at the College of Education Office of Teacher Certification. For more information, call 773-995-2519. All College of Education requirements for entry to teacher certification sequences must be met and appropriate departmental signatures obtained prior to enrolling in certification courses.

UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEESCivil Service Staff If you are a civil service employee enrolled in an undergraduate program, and intend to pay for tuition with a Civil Service Waiver, please be informed that you may be eligible for financial aid. Please complete and submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid to the U.S. Department of Education, and complete the financial aid application process.

If you need assistance completing the financial aid documents, contact the Educational Opportunity Center/Project Success, DH 132 at 773-995-2371. To take tuition-free courses, the application for civil service employee education benefits must be completed, approved by your supervisor, and sent to the Office of Human Resources, ADM 203. Applications are available in ADM 203.

Civil service employees are under the same academic regulations as other students at the university. All university employees not possessing a bachelor’s degree are limited to a maximum of thirty (30) semester hours of course work prior to their formal admission to the university.

Faculty and AdministratorsTo take tuition-free courses, employees must receive written approval from their chairperson or supervisor and college dean, where appropriate, indicating the course(s) for enrollment. The written approval then must be submitted to the provost, ADM 306. The program identification code for faculty and administrators who are not seeking a degree is GSAL. All University employees are subject to the rules and regulations set forth by Chicago State University regarding education benefits for employees.

Tuition Waiver Applicants Eligible employees and cooperating teachers requesting tuition waivers must present applications to the Office of Financial Aid, ADM 207, with all appropriate signatures by September 15, for the fall term, January 30 for the Spring term and by the first day of classes for any intersession or summer session in which the waiver is presented and the individual enrolls.

All waivers are for the term in which the course is taken, which means waiver applications are to be submitted each term. Waivers do not cover past due bills and will not be accepted after the deadline date.

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Advisement All degree-seeking students are REQUIRED to be advised prior to their registration. Advisors will give a RAP to a student during the advisement session to use with the CSU X-press web registration system.

Special undergraduate students-at-large (USAL) do not need advisement and are eligible to register through the CSU X-press web registration system without a registration advising PIN (RAP). Master’s degree candidates and graduate certificate students must be advised by the department supervising the program to which they have been admitted. RAPs are distributed by graduate advisors.

Graduate-at-large students (GSAL, GSUM) do not need advisement and are eligible to register through the CSU X-press web registration system without a RAP. However, special permission is required for at-large students to enroll in any 5000-level or higher graduate course. Students registering online must obtain the academic department’s approval prior to attempting to register for these or any other restricted course. Students should not attempt to register for two different sections of the same course. If additional work is desired in a variable credit course, students should talk with the department chairperson.

Students should note that the time for advisement is not duringregistration. To speed up your registration, have your schedule prepared with alternative courses to take, if certain courses are closed.

Student Registration ResponsibilityIt is the responsibility of each student to enter the proper course reference number (CRN) for all registration transactions. A student should only register for advised courses. Abuse of the web registration system will result in the ineligibility to use the system in the future. You are responsible for obtaining a receipt for payment on your account by the published payment due dates, even if your account is being paid through a grant, scholarship, loan or another party. You must confirm your registration with a paid receipt from the cashier’s office, ADM 211.

If an admitted student presents unofficial transcripts as a basis for advising, the student is responsible for any consequences related to course selection, registration and academic progress based upon the unofficial transcripts.

Registration InformationREGISTRATION DAy AND TIME ARE DETERMINED by yOUR CLASSIFICATION CODE.

CLASSIFICATION....................CODES ....... HOURS EARNEDFirst term freshman .............................. (1)....................................... 0-14 Second term freshman ...................... (2)..................................... 15-29First term sophomore ........................... (3)..................................... 30-44 Second term sophomore ................... (4)..................................... 45-59First term junior ................................... (5)..................................... 60-74 Second term junior ...........................(6). .................................... 75-89First term senior ................................... (7)................................... 90-104 Second term senior ........................... (8)................................. 105-119Senior 120+ hours................................. (9).......................................120+

Second bachelor’s degree ...................... ( J) .......................................120+Student-at-large ................................... (S)Graduate ............................................. (GR)Doctoral ............................................. (DR)Professional ........................................ (PR)

Web Registration / CSU X-PRESS • 7 a.m.-10 p.m.You must be advised and use your Spring RAP (registration advising PIN) to register.

Registration Dates ........................................................ClassificationNovember 11 – December 2 ................ Doctoral, Professional, Graduate,

Certification, Seniors, & second Bachelor’sNovember 16 – December 2 ......................................................... JuniorsNovember 20 – December 2 .................................................SophomoresNovember 24 – December 2 ..................Freshmen & At-Large StudentsDecember 16 – January 13 ....... All eligible students with a Spring RAPJanuary 16 – 18 ........................ All eligible students with a Spring RAP Late RegistRationJanuary 19 – 20 ........................ All eligible students with a Spring RAP

Advance Registration / November 11 - December 2 (via CSU X-Press) • 7 a.m.-10 p.m. All students who register via CSU X-press November 11 – December 2, including students with financial assistance, must obtain a registration re-ceipt by December 3, 2009. Students are to register according to their stu-dent classification. Please refer to the registration calendar to determine the time frame you are to register on CSU X-press.

If you are unsure of your student classification, please refer to your unof-ficial transcript on CSU X-press or contact your academic advisor for as-sistance. Undergraduate student classification is calculated by the number of credit hours earned. Credit hours currently enrolled are not calculated in your student classification.

Students are strongly advised to make an appointment with their advisors prior to registering or changing programs.

Web Registration/ Program ChangeDecember 16 – January 13 • 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. All students, including students with financial assistance, must obtain a registration business receipt by February 4, 2010. New and continuing students who did not advance-enroll may register via CSU X-press according to the registration schedule.

A registration advising PIN (RAP) may be obtained from academic advisors. Students who advance-enrolled for the Spring 2010 semester may change their programs via CSU X-press by dropping or adding classes according to the registration calendar. Drop/Add forms are available from the academic department offices.

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be allowed to drop your last class on CSU X-press. Contact the Office of the Registrar, ADM 128, at 773-995-2522 for information on dropping your last class.

NO REGISTRATION • January 14 - 15, 2010REGISTRATION RESUMES • January 16-18, 2010

Late Registration / Late Program ChangeJanuary 19 - 20 • 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.All students, including students with financial assistance, must obtain a registration business receipt by February 4, 2010.

A $100 late registration fee will be charged after January 18, 2010. Late registration and late change of program will end at 10 p.m. on January 20, 2010. The late registration fee is nonrefundable.

Drop a Course(s): A student can drop a course(s) on CSU X-press after the late change of program period until Tuesday, February 2. After February 2, students must receive an advisor’s approval for dropped courses on their change of program form. Withdrawal from a course is not complete until the form is submitted to the Office of the Registrar, ADM 128, and approved by a records and registration staff member. Errors in the completion of the change of program form are the student’s responsibility.

NOTE: Students who reduce their credit hour load below 12 semester hours by February 2 are eligible for a partial refund.

F-1 international students are REQUIRED to receive authorization from the Office of International Programs' designated school official BEFORE dropping a course that will reduce the F-1 student’s credit hour load below 12 semester hours.

Academic RegulationsAcademic Progression PolicyA student who has not successfully completed the academic skills requirements will have hold(s) placed on their record that will remain until the specified requirements have been met.

Academic Skills Courses & Placement AssessmentFreshmen: Once accepted for admission to Chicago State University, all freshmen must take the University diagnostic examinations in English, mathematics, and reading by the end of the first term in residence. All freshmen must either meet the minimal requirements of the University diagnostic examinations or pass the appropriate academic skills course, namely English 1230, Reading 1500, or Math 0990. To exit from these courses, student must pass the appropriate examination.

Transfer Students: Transfer students who have not completed an associate’s degree (A.A. degree or A.S. degree) must take proficiency examinations in English and reading. Transfer students who

transfer in one or two general education math courses with a C or better and whose majors do not require additional mathematics courses do not have to take the proficiency examination in mathematics. Transfer students who do not transfer general education math or who are required by their majors to take more math must take the proficiency examinations in mathematics.

Transfer students who have earned an associate's degree (A.A. degree or A.S. degree) or who have completed sixty 60 hours or more from a combination of two-year and four-year institutions, and who have completed the Illinois General Education Core, are not required to take the proficiency examinations in English, reading or math.

Questions about the courses, the examinations, or preparation materials should be addressed to the appropriate department chairperson:Mathematics ....... Dr. K. Attele ..........HWH 332 .......x2102English................ Dr. B. Aghahowa ...SCI 320 ............x2189Reading .............. Dr. R. Buteau .........ED 318 ............x2089

Cancelled Classes The University reserves the right to limit the size of the classes and to cancel classes for which there is insufficient enrollment. If the class for which you are registered is cancelled, you will automatically be dropped from the class. If you do not find an alternative class, a tuition refund will be processed to your account according to the refund policy. Students receiving financial aid benefits may wish to consult with their financial aid counselor concerning any award implications.

Class AttendanceStudents are expected to attend all class sessions in the course sections for which they are registered unless prevented by illness, an official University activity, or other urgent and unavoidable reasons. The responsibility for maintaining class attendance records rests with each faculty member. Students are expected to arrange with faculty members to complete class work and all assignments when classes are missed.

The following is the university policy on class attendance:• An instructor may drop students who do not attend the first day of

class and make no attempt to contact the instructor or department chairperson prior to the absence. The instructor may report students who do not attend the first two weeks of class without evidence of a legitimate excuse to the registrar who will drop the student from the class.

• Instructors are required to monitor and keep records of the attendance of students at all class meetings. If a student’s total

absences are equal to or exceed the equivalent of two weeks of instruction, the instructor may drop the student from the course

with a grade of W by February 17. The instructor may assign a nonattendance grade of W/A or W/N. (See Withdrawal from the University, p. 12)

• To drop or withdraw from courses, the student must use the drop/withdrawal form, have an advisor sign it, and then submit the

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form to the Office of the Registrar. If a student stops attending a class but fails to withdraw officially from the class before the official drop date, the result may be a failing grade. Although the instructor may drop a student for nonattendance, it is ultimately the student’s responsibility to drop the class. (See Withdrawal from the University, p. 12)

If you are registering for a class and you are informed that your name does not appear on the official preliminary and subsequent class rosters, it is your responsibility to investigate the matter immediately by contacting the Office of Records and Registration, ADM 128, at 773-995-2517.

Course Numbering System COURSE NUMbERS ........... LEvEL0900 — 0999 ............................Developmental level1000 — 1999 ............................Freshman level 2000 — 2999 ............................Sophomore level3000 — 3999 ............................Junior level4000 — 4999 ............................Senior level 5000 — 5999 ............................Graduate level 6000 — 6999 ............................Doctoral/Professional level

The course numbering system has changed from the use of three-digit course numbers to four-digit course numbers. For a full listing of the three-digit course numbers and the equivalent four-digit course numbers, please visit the following website: www.csu.edu/coursebulletin/

Graduate Students: Graduate students-at-large may enroll in graduate-level courses by obtaining permission from the academic department supervising the courses prior to attempting course registration. Restrictions or safeguards are built into the registration system that prevent registration in these courses by students-at-large. Students at-large who wish to enroll for graduate courses should first check with graduate advisors or chairpersons to have these restrictions lifted prior to registration.

Credit Hour LoadUNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: The maximum credit hour load for the Spring semester is 16 credit hours. Students whose CSU cumulative grade point average is 3.0 or better may register for a program of 18 semester hours. Additional hours beyond 16 must be approved by the department. The Office of the Registrar must record that approval in the system.

Although there is no minimum credit-hour load for students, the following minimum credit-hour loads are recommended: Veterans receiving benefits under Public Law 89-358 (Veterans Re-adjustments Benefits Act of 1966) must carry 12 credit hours to be eligible for full subsistence allowances during the Spring semester. Students may not be registered at other colleges without written permission from the Academic Evaluation and Advisement Office, ADM 128. This permission MUST be obtained prior to registration at either college.

F-1 international students must carry a minimum of 12 hours during fall and spring terms to maintain lawful F-1 student status in the United States.

GRADUATE STUDENTS: The maximum credit hour load of graduate

courses is 12 hours in the Spring semester. Exceptions to the graduate course credit hour load may be made with the approval of the graduate faculty advisors and/or the department chairperson and the graduate dean. Students may not be registered at other colleges and universities without approval of their advisors and the graduate dean. Permission must be obtained prior to registration at either college.

Placement Assessment•ADM 126Students must have a picture ID to take the placement assessment. The assessment placement schedule is posted in the office, as well as on the examination office web site.

PrerequisitesPrerequisites are listed in the university catalog or on CSU’s website at www.csu.edu/catalogs. A student should not attempt to register for a course unless she/he meets the prerequisites, if any, for the course. If a student does not meet the prerequisite for a course, the student may be dropped from the course. Please consult your academic advisor about prerequisites for your courses.

Undergraduate Repeat PolicyStudents are allowed to repeat a course and have the highest grade earned count toward their cumulative grade point average. Please note that certain financial aid programs may not cover tuition for repeated courses. Students should contact a financial aid advisor when attempting to repeat a course, to determine eligibility.

Withdrawal from the UniversityStudents who withdraw from the university by February 2 are eligible for a total refund of all mandatory fees. Students are permitted to withdraw from the university until Wednesday, February 17, after completing a change of program/ withdrawal form. Students who withdraw from the university at any time from February 3 to February 16 are eligible for a 50% refund of the eligible tuition and fees. No refunds will be issued for withdrawls made after February 16, 2010.

Students must receive the approval of the advisor, bursar, and the financial aid office to withdraw during this period. A withdrawal from the University is not complete until the change of program/ withdrawal form is submitted and approved by a records and registration staff member. Students who withdraw must complete a withdrawal survey when they submit their withdrawal form to the Office of the Registrar, ADM 128.

Errors in the information provided on the change of program/withdrawal form are the student’s responsibility.

Students can request to drop or withdraw from a course after midterm grades are submitted until Friday, March 26, 2010. The form must have the instructor’s signature, student’s signature, and the grade of W/P or W/F must be circled by the instructor. It is the student’s responsibility to submit the signed form to the Office of the Registrar, ADM 128, no later than Friday, March 26, 2010. Forms submitted after Friday, March 26, 2010 will not be accepted.

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Students can also request to totally withdraw from the University prior to the start of the final exam period. Each instructor must sign the post mid-term drop form in the space for written permission and circle the grade of W/P or W/F. It is the student’s responsibility to submit the signed form to the Office of the Registrar no later than Friday, May 7, 2010 prior to the start of the final exam period. Grades of either W/P or W/F will appear on the final grade sheet for students who have requested a total withdrawal prior to the final exam period.

Students who do not opt to drop or withdraw after midterm or request a total withdrawal for the semester prior to final exams will receive grades of A, B, C, D, I, P, or F as final grades.

Additional InformationAmericans with Disabilities ActChicago State University is strongly committed to complying with Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. It is also committed to assuring that no qualified individual is, by reason of a disability, excluded from participation in or denied the benefits of any services, programs, or activities provided by the University. Abilities Office of Disabled Student Services • CRSU 198Services are provided for all students who are in need of special services, due to a disability, defined in the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act as “a physical or mental impairment that limits a person in the performance of one or more major life functions.” Services are provided to accommodate students performing tasks related to their educational pursuits.

For information regarding services and registration to receive services, contact the ADA Coordinator of Disabled Student Services at 773-995-4401 or 773-995-3777 (for TTY users).

Address / Telephone ChangeStudents are required to report any change in address or telephone numbers to the Office of the Registrar, ADM 128, to ensure receipt of billing statements and other important communications from the University. The University will not accept responsibility for misdirected mail.

Directory InformationChicago State University, in accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, has designated the degrees a student has been awarded, current enrollment status (full-time/part-time, withdrawal) and academic information used to determine eligibility for scholarships or awards as directory (public) information. The University receives many inquiries for directory information from a variety of sources, including prospective employers, licensing agencies, government agencies, friends, and relatives. Students have the right to have this directory information withheld from the public if they so desire. Forms that request directory information to be withheld can be obtained in the Office of the Registrar, ADM 128. The University, in good faith, will not release information not listed as directory information, unless the student provides written consent for the release.

Distance Learning•LiB 428Hardware and software requirements: Access to a personal computer with Windows (2000, ME, XP); Microsoft Office 2003 (Word, Excel and Power Point); Pentium 4 or faster processor; at least 512 megabytes of memory (RAM) and a 56K modem with internet access. Broadband is preferable. Microsoft Vista and Office 2007 are not supported by BlackBoard at this time.

Distance Learning Courses: A web or online course is led by an instructor using a web browser to access a course management system for synchronous and asynchronous instruction and assessment. Some examinations may be proctored and must be taken on campus or at another mutually agreed location. A hybrid course is led by an instructor using a web browser to access a course management system for asynchronous instruction where some course sessions are scheduled on campus or at other designated locations, as listed in the comments below the course listing.

Registration Requirements: During or before registration students MUST consult with an advisor regarding admittance to WEB and HYBRID courses. You MUST also have some experience with navigating the Internet and using it as research tool and communication resource

NOTE: To take an online course, students must have an active CSU email account from the Information Technology Division, DH 122, and know how to properly use it. Contact the Office of Distance Learning for questions and information at 773-995-2960.

Email Accounts • DH 122 An email account is provided to each student who has registered for at least one semester. To obtain your email account information, you will need to complete an account request form in the Information Technology Computer Lab, DH 122. For security purposes, account information will not be provided by telephone. For further information, contact the ITD help desk at 773-995-3963.

Office of Equal Opportunity • ADM 318Chicago State University supports the principles of equal opportunity in employment and education. The university seeks to insure that no person will encounter discrimination in employment or education on the basis of age, color, disability, sex, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran’s status. This policy is applicable to both the employment practices and administration of programs and activities within the University. It is the policy of the University that no person shall be excluded from participation, be denied the benefits of, or in any way be subject to discrimination in any program or activity at the University. The Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) office, within the Department of Labor and Legal Affairs, handles complaints of discrimination. Any employee or student may at any time contact the EEO office for purposes of advice, discussion of an alleged discrimination complaint and/or assistance in undertaking a formal or informal resolution of a complaint. For more information, call 773-995-2462.

Grade ReportsVia CSU X-press, your student information, including midterm and final grades, is instantly available. You can also access CSU X-press to obtain and print a copy of your class schedule. No copies will be printed in the Office of the Registrar. If you need official verification of your attendance

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or academic record, you may submit an enrollment verification request or transcript request to the Office of the Registrar, ADM 128. Remember, you will not receive a copy of your grades by mail. If you need assistance using CSU X-press, stop by the Office of the Registrar, or call 773-995-2038.

Graduation ApplicationsBACHELOR’S DEGREE CANDIDATES must submit graduation applications to the academic advisor by Tuesday, February 9, 2010. The deadline for filing your advisor-signed application for Spring 2010 in the Office of Evaluation & Advisement, ADM 128 is Wednesday, February 17, 2010. The undergraduate graduation application is available online at: www.csu.edu/provost/documents/GraduationApplication.pdf

MASTER’S DEGREE CANDIDATES may obtain applications for a degree audit (graduation) from the School of Graduate & Professional Studies office, LIB 234 or by calling 773-995-2404. No cash payments are accepted in the Graduate School office. Signatures are required for all students. Students obtaining certification with their program must obtain the departmental stamp from the Office of Teacher Certification, ED 208 as well. The deadline for filing your Spring 2010 graduation application is Wednesday, February 17, 2010.

Immunization RequirementIllinois Public Health Act Administrative Code Part 694 specifies that any enrolled student born on or after January 1, 1957, who is a first time freshman, a transfer student, or reentering a university after an absence of more than one semester, will be required to show proof of immunity to measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria and tetanus prior to registration. Evidence of immunity from these diseases is required for students. A registered health care provider must verify documentation of immunization and testing. A high school health record with proof of immunization, if properly noted and certified, is acceptable documentation for residents of Illinois. Individuals who are not properly immunized will not be allowed to register. Proof of proper immunization must be on file prior to registration.

Evidence of tuberculin testing is required for all international and residence hall students, as well as students in programs that require proof of immunizations (e.g., health programs and education).

Students who need to obtain immunizations or information regarding immunizations may contact their primary care providers or their local public health clinic. Students who reside outside of Chicago should contact the public health clinic of their townships or counties.Students who wish to prove immunization requirements must complete the student immunization form and send it to: Wellness/Health Center, Chicago State University, 9501 S. King Drive, ADM 131, Chicago, Illinois 60628. Students can call the Wellness Center at 773-995-2010.

Students who fail to comply with the immunization requirements will be assessed a $25.00 non-compliance fee.

ParkingIndividuals using the university parking facilities must display a parking sticker for entry/exit or pay $4 per entry at the parking lot entrance.

Schedule of ClassesThis Class Schedule Bulletin lists all course information available at the time of publication. Class offerings are listed alphabetically, with extension courses and on-line courses listed after the on-campus courses by subject. The most current course information is available via CSU X-press. Changes are also available in the addendum posted to the course schedule web page at www.csu.edu/coursebulletin/. All fees, dates, courses and instructors are subject to change.

Student Identification Card Policy All full-time and part-time students enrolled at Chicago State University are required to obtain an official CSU photo identification card. The card should be kept in their possession while on campus or attending functions and classes at CSU. A valid CSU ID card is required to use all university facilities, including the library and the computer center. In addition, it is required to obtain free or reduced admission to university events. This card must be presented on demand for official university identification. There is a $20 ID replacement fee. University ID cards can be obtained in the CougarOne lab, LIB 143. For more information, call 773-821-2447.

Student Major/Minor Codes: For a complete list of program codes for academic majors, minors and options, visit: www.csu.edu/coursebulletin/spring2010/quicklinks.htm

Transcripts/Enrollment VerificationsTranscripts requested to be mailed are $5 per copy. Transcripts requested via the internet are $7.50 per copy. Transcripts requested over the counter for immediate receipt are $10 per copy. Enrollment verifications are $4 per copy, except for issuance governmental agencies. No fee will be charged for enrollment verifications issued to: Public Aid/Department of Human Services; federal government agencies; banks; child care services and subsidized housing services. A pickup service is not available for enrollment verifications.

University HoldsStudents with financial or academic holds may not register until the department that initiated the hold processes a release.

Common Registration HoldsHOLD TYPE CONTACT 773+ BLDG/RM(Al) Athletic Athletics 995-2295 JDC 205(B3) Business Bursar 995-2470 ADM 212(D1) Dropped for Poor Scholarship Admissions 995-2513 ADM 200(E holds) Exams Examinations 995-2481 ADM 126(HO) Housing Housing 995-3676 RH 105(I2) Immunization 995-2010 ADM 131 Wellness/Hlth Ctr(U4) Admissions Admissions 995-2513 ADM 200

Contact the department that has placed a hold on your record prior to your scheduled registration date. You cannot register if you have a hold. Your academic advisor can let you know if you have any holds on your record during your registration advisement session.

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University Housing & Residence Life • (RH 105)Students living in the residence hall are required to be enrolled full-time each semester for a minimum of 12 credits for undergraduates and nine credits for graduates, have a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 and be in full medical compliance with the Wellness Center. Housing will not be assigned to students with an academic, financial or housing hold. The university does not provide housing during semester breaks. For more information, call 773-995-3676.

Fee & Payment InformationADM 211 • 773-995-2470The assessment of tuition and fees will be made prior to the first day of classes. Students will be sent a bill reflecting tuition and fees as soon as this information becomes available. Tuition and mandatory fees are subject to change. Course fees and payment policies are administered by the Office of Financial Affairs. For more information contact the Office of Financial Affairs, ADM 211, at 773-995-2470.

ValidationWhat is validation?Validation is any form of payment in the following manner:• Cash• Check/money order• Charge• Third party letter (outside agency)• Financial aid waiverWhat does validation do for a student?• Validation locks students into their classes so that they will not be

dropped unless the student or instructor does so.• Every student should formally withdraw if s/he is not going to attend

the University.• If you have already validated with cash, check, charge, third party

letter or a financial aid waiver, your class(es) will not be dropped. If you make a payment to your account for parking, library fines, meal plans, or any other items for the current term, your classes for that term will not be dropped.

Calculate Your TuitionThis formula shows how to tabulate your tuition charges:• On - Campus: Total number of credit hours selected x tuition per credit

hour + fees applicable to your total credit hours = your tuition.

• Off - Campus: Total number of credit hours selected x tuition per credit hour + fees applicable to your total credit hours = your tuition.

• Distance Learning: Total number of credit hours selected x tuition per credit hour + $50 distance learning fee = your tuition.

NOTE: Some courses carry additional fees. These fees are not included in the tuition and mandatory fee information. The list of courses with additional fees is in the back of this bulletin.

Mandatory feesMandatory fees apply to all on-campus students and students with a combination off-campus and on-campus schedules regardless of stu-dent level or residency status.

Any combination of extension or distance learning courses and on-campus courses will have mandatory fees charged.

Spring 2010 TuitionOn-Campus Illinois Resident

Tuition Per

Credit Hour

# of Credit Hours

Fees Total Tuition

Undergraduate$195.00 1-11 $383.00 $578.00 - $2528.00

$195.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $3355.00 - $3940.00

Undergraduate (newly enrolled

Freshmen & Transfer) Fall

2004

$177.00 1-11 $383.00 $560.00 - $2330.00

$177.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $3139.00 - $3670.00


Freshmen & Transfers)

Summer 2005

$174.00 1-11 $383.00 $557.00 - $2297.00

$174.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $3103.00 - $3625.00


Freshmen & Transfer)

Summer 2006

$189.00 1-11 $383.00 $572.00 - $2462.00

$189.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $3283.00 - $3850.00



Summer 2007

$206.00 1-11 $383.00 $589.00 - $2649.00

$206.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $3487.00 - $4105.00



Summer 2008

$229.00 1-11 $383.00 $612.00 - $2902.00

$229.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $3763.00 - $4450.00



Summer 2009

$249.00 1-11 $383.00 $632.00 - $3122.00

$249.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $4003.00 - $4750.00

Graduate$219.00 1-11 $383.00 $602.00 - $2792.00

$219.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $3643.00 - $4300.00

Doctoral$233.00 1-11 $383.00 $616.00 - $2946.00

$233.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $3811.00 - $4510.00

Pharmacy $735.00 12-16+ $1015.00 $10465.00

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On-Campus Non-Illinois Resident Tuition

Per Credit Hour

# of Credit Hours

Fees Total Tuition

Undergraduate$393.00 1-11 $383.00 $776.00 - $4706.00

$393.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $5731.00 - $6910.00


Freshmen & Transfer) Fall

2004

$322.00 1-11 $383.00 $705.00 - $3925.00

$322.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $4879.00 - $5845.00


Freshmen & Transfers)

Summer 2005

$347.00 1-11 $383.00 $730.00 - $4200.00

$347.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $5179.00 - $6220.00



Summer 2006

$376.00 1-11 $383.00 $759.00 - $4519.00

$376.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $5527.00 - $6655.00



Summer 2007

$410.00 1-11 $383.00 $793.00 - $4893.00

$410.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $5935.00 - $7165.00



Summer 2008

$455.00 1-11 $383.00 $838.00 - $5388.00

$455.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $6475.00 - $7840.00



Summer 2009

$495.50 1-11 $383.00 $878.50 - $5833.50

$495.50 12-15+ $1015.00 $6961.00 - $8447.50

Graduate$419.00 1-11 $383.00 $802.00 - $4992.00

$419.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $6043.00 - $7300.00

Doctoral$436.00 1-11 $383.00 $819.00 - $5179.00

$436.00 12-15+ $1015.00 $6247.00 - $7555.00

Pharmacy $1181.25 12-16+ $1015.00 $15190.00

Spring 2010 Off-Campus Tuition (per credit hour) Illinois Resident Non-Illinois ResidentUndergraduate $220.00 $418.00Graduate $244.00 $444.00Undergraduate 2004 $186.00 $347.00Undergraduate 2005 $199.00 $372.00Undergraduate 2006 $214.00 $401.00Undergraduate 2007 $231.00 $435.00Undergraduate 2008 $254.00 $472.00Undergraduate 2009 $274.00 $520.50

Spring 2010 Distance Learning Tuition(Per credit hour tuition rate) + $50 Distance Learning Fee Illinois Resident Non-Illinois ResidentUndergraduate $245.00 $443.00Undergraduate 2004 $227.00 $372.00Undergraduate 2005 $224.00 $397.00Undergraduate 2006 $239.00 $426.00Undergraduate 2007 $256.00 $460.00Undergraduate 2008 $279.00 $505.00Undergraduate 2009 $299.00 $545.50Graduate $219.00 $469.00

Mandatory Fee Full –Time Student $1015.00Part – Time Student $383.00

Fee Breakdown for Spring 2010Full Time Fees:

Activity Athletic Health Union Insurance Facility IT Total$55 $80 $30 $186 $460 $102 $102 $1015.00

Part Time Fees:Activity Athletic Health Union Insurance Facility IT Total

$36 $64 $21 $120 $71 $71 $383.00

Four-Year Guaranteed Tuition PlanThe “Truth in Tuition” bill mandates that Illinois public universities provide four years of level tuition for new students enrolling for the first time beginning with the Fall 2004-2005 academic year. Undergraduate and transfer students enrolling at CSU for the first time after Fall 2004 and students who enroll for the first time every semester beginning Fall 2004-2005 and thereafter will maintain the same tuition rate for four consecutive years, or until the student reaches 120 credit hours. The hours will be extended to accommodate any majors or programs that exceed the 120 hours or four years. The guaranteed rate will remain in effect, except in the event of a break in enrollment of more than one year (two semesters, excluding summer school). In no case will the initial guaranteed rate be valid beyond five years of total enrollment. A tuition surcharge of 10% will be assessed for students who extend beyond the four-year guarantee period (120 credit hours) or five years of total enrollment. For all other students, CSU’s current tuition program will remain in effect.

IMPORTANT NOTE: A change in major will not affect the guaranteed rate. That rate will continue for the number of credit hours necessary to complete the new major, not to exceed five years of total enrollment. Beyond five years of total enrollment, a 10% surcharge will be assessed.

Extended illness and military service will be given special consideration. The rate guarantee will be extended on a case-by-case basis through the student appeal process.

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Transfer student rates will be guaranteed based upon 120 credit hours less the number of credits transferred at the time of first enrollment. All extensions and exceptions that apply to new freshmen will be extended to new transfer students.

Credit hour pricing / Beginning with the Fall 2004-2005 academic year, tuition and mandatory fees will be charged on a per credit hour basis up to 15 hours. This 15 credit hour cap will allow students to complete 120 credit hours in eight semesters or four years. Credit hours exceeding 15 will be charged at the rate for 15 credit hours.

Out-of-state undergraduate tuition / Undergraduate out-of-state (non- Illinois resident) per credit hour tuition is twice the resident per credit hour tuition. The Four Year Guaranteed Tuition Plan is extended to all undergraduate out-of-state new freshmen and transfer students.

Out-of-state graduate tuition rates / Graduate out-of-state (non-Illinois resident) per credit hour tuition is twice the resident per credit hour tuition.

Payment and Refund PolicyNo registration transaction is complete until the business office has processed the transaction and the student has been issued a printed receipt. If you register online, please confirm your registration by obtaining a paid receipt for your Fall registration at the cashier’s office. All students registering for Fall must obtain a receipt for their first installment.

1. Students who have outstanding debts at Chicago State University will not be permitted to register until those debts have been paid.

2. Discover, MasterCard, Telecheck, VISA, cash, money orders, cashier’s checks, certified checks, personal checks and traveler’s checks will be accepted for tuition and fees. ECAP also provides electronic check approval that takes funds from your checking account within 48 hours of the time the check is written to CSU. Business checks will not be accepted.

3. Students who have presented two NSF (not sufficient funds) checks to the university, even though restitution has been made, will be required to pay for their registration with cash, money orders, certified checks, traveler’s checks, MasterCard, VISA or Discover. Business checks will not be accepted.

4. SPRING 2010 business validation/payment date deadlines: Advance Registration November 11 – December 2: Payment deadline – December 3 REGULAR Registration December 16 – January 13: Payment deadline – February 4 January 16 - 18: Payment deadline – February 4 Late Registration January 19 – 20: Payment deadline – February 4

5. Installment Payment OptionA. Eligible: All Illinois resident students registering for six or more

hours during advance, regular and late registration.B. Non-eligible: Students who have tuition and fee charges that

amount to less than the required deposit due to financial aid credits are not eligible. Students registering for less than six hours are not eligible.

C. Tuition Management Installment Plan: Chicago State University offers an interest-free monthly payment plan to distribute your education expenses over time instead of one large payment. For more information, or to enroll, call 800-722-4867 (TMS/ 24 hours a day)

and speak with an education payment counselor or log onto www.csu.edu/. Or, you can log on directly to Tuition Management Systems at www.afford.com. Only students enrolling for three or more credit hours are allowed to use the Tuition Management Installment Plan. Students using the installment payment option are required to make an initial payment at the time of registration or by the payment deadline date of February 4, 2010. Remember your initial deposit must go to Chicago State or your registration will be cancelled. The enrollment fee for using the installment plan varies according to the number of payments in your plan. Whether or not you are on the installment plan with TMS, you will still pay the deferred fee amount if tuition is not paid in full at the time of registration. The deferred fee is non-refundable.

Tuition Management Services (TMS) Monthly Payment PlannerSPRING PLANSPayments Due Dates Enrollment FeeFive (5) payments ................December 1 – March 31 ...................$35Four (4) payments ............... January 1 – March 31 ........................$40Three (3) payments ..............February 1 – March 31 .....................$45Two (2) payments ................March 1 – March 31 .........................$50

DEFERRED PAyMENT AMOUNTFull-Time Student ............... $644.00Part-Time Student .............. $423.00

Pay On-LineRegister and pay your bill online. Visit www.csu.edu, then click “CSU X-press.” Enter the secure area to reach the log in prompt. Enter your user ID and your PAC number. Click “Login” and at the next prompt click “Student Services and Financial Aid.” You will then click “Student Records” followed by “On-Line Payments.”1. Refunds The service fee is nonrefundable; the down payment is refundable

in accordance with the University refund policy. Selecting the installment payment option can not extend the refund period. Final payment is due on withdrawals after the refund period.

2. Final Payment Partial or complete payment will be accepted at any time; however,

the total balance must be paid according to your TMS payment plan, to avoid any additional charges. Final payment is due

March 31, 2010.

3. Default Failure to make a complete payment on time: failure to make

payment according to your payment plan will cause payment default and a $25 delinquent fee will be assessed each semester that the balance is outstanding. In addition, a hold will be placed on your academic record and you will not be permitted to register for subsequent terms until the balance is paid in full.

4. Your financial responsibilities If you fail to meet the terms of your installment payment agreement,

you will not be eligible for academic credit for enrolled courses. In addition, Chicago State University may report your account to the

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credit bureau, place your student account with an outside collection agency and assign the account to the State of Illinois Off-Set System. It is further understood that all reasonable collection costs, fees or legal expenses incurred by Chicago State University and any outside agency in securing payment is your responsibility. These fees could range from 25% to 50% of your unpaid balance.

NOTE: Chicago State University is under no obligation to send individual bills to students. Reminder notices will be placed in university publications.

Refund Policy1. Partial refund (less than 12 hours): A partial reversal of tuition and

refundable fee charges will be made to the accounts of students who reduce their credit hour load below 12 semester hours during the

period beginning November 11, 2009 and ending February 2, 2010.2. 100% refund upon complete withdrawal: A total reversal of tuition and

refundable fee charges will be made upon complete formal withdrawal from the university during the period beginning November 11, 2009 and ending February 2, 2010.

3. 50% refund upon complete withdrawal: A 50% reversal of tuition and refundable fee charges will be made upon complete formal withdrawal from the university during the period beginning February 3, 2010 and ending February 16, 2010.

NOTE: Actual refund amounts may vary depending on factors such as deferred payment option and financial aid award reductions. Refund checks are mailed. Please allow four to six weeks for processing from the final refund date of February 16, 2010.

Policy on Returned ChecksAll checks are processed through Telecheck. Any returned check will in-cur a $20 Chicago State University return check fee and a $25 fee payable to Telecheck, for a total of $45. If you reimburse Chicago State University directly for any check you will still be assessed the $25 fee by Telecheck, and an additional $25 delinquent payment fee by Chicago State University.

It is the responsibility of the student to maintain a current address in the Office of the Registrar.

NOTE: • All dates, fees, and charges are subject to change without notice.• Students who fail to pay their tuition by the due date will be withdrawn

from their classes! To be reinstated, you must pay a fee of $100, plus your full tuition! Pay on or before the date to avoid the penalty!

• The late registration fee is $100!

Register on time to avoid the late registration fee!

MISCELLANEOUS FEESApplication (Graduate) .....................................................................$25Application (International) ................................................................$30Application (Undergraduate) .............................................................$25Bursar Reinstatement (See withdrawal policy, p. 12) ......................... $100Collection ............................................................................ Actual CostDeferred Tuition ......................................................... Per payment planDistance Learning Fee ..................................................................... $50Finance Charge on Unpaid Balance ............................. 1.5% per monthGraduation / Graduate ..................................................................... $25Graduation / Undergraduate ............................................................ $25

Immunization Non-Compliance ....................................................... $25Late Payment .................................................................................... $25Late Placement Testing .................................................................... $15Late Registration ............................................................................. $100Lost ID card ...................................................................................... $20Special Exam ..................................................................................... $10Transcript via mail (per copy) ............................................................ $5Transcript, over the counter (per copy) .............................................. $10Written Verification of Enrollment .................................................. $ 4

(Non-governmental agencies, see Enrollment Verifications, p. 14.)

ADDITIONAL SERVICES

• CTA Monthly and Weekly Passes. • Catalogs $3. (Grad/Undergrad), pay by cash, check, charge, or debit

card.• Game Room Fun Pass, pay by cash, check, charge, or debit card. • Meal plans.• Stamps pay by cash, check, charge, or debit card.

Take advantage of these convenient services anytime during normal business hours. For more information, call the Cashier’s Office at 773-995-2029.

Student Health InsuranceCRSU 247 • 773-995-4533The basic student health plan for accident and sickness is mandatory for students, undergraduate and graduate, who enroll with 12 hours or more. The fee applies to students with on-campus semester hours and students with a combination of off-campus and on-campus semester hours. Students (with 12 hours or more) are automatically billed and enrolled in the mandatory health plan. Students who have coverage have the option of waiving enrollment in the CSU plan before the February 5, 2010 deadline if they have equal or better coverage.

Students enrolled with 12 or more semester hours are automatically charged a fee for student health insurance on their tuition accounts through the Bursar’s office. There is an additional cost to insure dependents. The Spring 2010 health insurance cost per student is not available at the time of publication. Contact the Office of Student Health Insurance for more information at 773-995-4533.

Coverage PeriodStudents enrolled in the insurance plan for the Spring 2010 semester will receive coverage until the beginning of the Fall 2010 semester.

Part-time students now eligible for coveragePart-time students (enrolled in 6-11 credit hours) will be allowed to enroll in the student health insurance plan on a voluntary enrollment basis. Part-time students must enroll before the February 5, 2010 deadline.

Cancellation RequirementsAn insurance cancellation form must be submitted every semester a student enrolls in 12 credit hours or more. Students with equal or better insurance coverage may apply for cancellation of the mandatory fee before the February 5, 2010 deadline. A copy of insurance card showing your name or a letter of proof of coverage from the insurance company and a copy of your ID must accompany cancellation form. The forms

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are available during registration or may be obtained from the Office of Student Health Insurance (CRSU 247) before the Spring deadline.

NOTE: Don’t wait until you receive a bill with the insurance charge itemized, or you might miss the deadline to cancel. Cancellation requests are not accepted after February 5, 2010. Students insured under the plan will receive their ID cards by mail. Please make sure a current address is on file with the registrar’s office. Contact the student health insurance office for more information at (773) 995-4533.

Student Financial AidADM 207 • 773-995-2304

Deadlines and policies are available in the Office of Student Financial Aid and on the financial aid website. The University provides an established financial assistance program designed to best meet the needs of Chicago State University students. Assistance is available to eligible students in the form of scholarships, grants, assistantships, student employment and loans. All students wishing to be considered for financial assistance must complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

To be eligible for Federal GrantsStudents must be enrolled in a program leading to a degree/certificate, to be eligible for Federal Pell Grants, Federal Supplemental Educational Grants, Federal College Work-Study, Federal Stafford Loans, Federal Perkins Loan and the Illinois Student Assistance Commission MAP Grant.

Special students (at-large, conditionally admitted graduate students, or students enrolled in contract courses) are not eligible for state or federal financial assistance. Generally, students must be enrolled for at least six credit hours, to be eligible for assistance from these programs.

Undergraduate students must be enrolled for at least nine hours, to be considered three-quarter time, and twelve or more hours in order to be considered full time. Nine hours is considered full time for master’s candidates; five hours part-time. A change in enrollment status (hours enrolled and/or grade level) that occurs after a financial aid recipient’s original registration must be reported immediately, in writing, to the Office of Student Financial Aid. Failure to report changes in enrollment status may result in overpayment, cancellation of benefits, and jeopardize future eligibility for student financial assistance.

Students selected for verification by the U.S. Department of Education or the University will be required to provide requested documentation before their financial aid awards can be processed.

Review your financial aid status anytimeStudents may review their financial aid status at any time on the CSU X-press website. This website provides students with information relating to the amount of their financial aid awards, if any, as well as, any requirements that they might need to fulfill, such as, but not limited to, submitting verification documents, tax forms, SAP (Satisfactory Academic Progress) petitions, etc., before their financial aid package may be finalized.

The Office of Student Financial Aid no longer mails document tracking and award letters to continuing students. Instead, students are notified via e-mail that there is “activity” on their financial aid accounts and that they should go to the CSU X-press website to review their status. All continuing CSU students have been assigned an e-mail account. It is

every student’s responsibility to access his/her e-mail periodically and to review any communication from the Office of Student Financial Aid.

Financial Aid Waivers: A limited number of “temporary financial aid waivers” may be issued to students who have submitted all accurate financial aid documentation: an accurate and signed Student Aid Report, income documentation, and additional documentation requested by the Office of Student Financial Aid prior to the academic term. Waivers are issued through the Office of Student Financial Aid and are contingent upon pending financial aid, enrollment status, and academic progress standards. Students are responsible for payment if funds are not received due to program limitations.

Student Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic ProgressPolicy and ProceduresFederal and state regulations require Chicago State University to establish and implement a “Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy” for students. Chicago State University’s SAP Policy measures whether eligible undergraduate/graduate students are progressing at a reasonable rate toward the completion of their educational objectives. Students must comply with this policy to maintain their continued financial aid eligibility. Copies of the current SAP are available for students in the Office of Student Financial Aid. The document is also available for review in both the undergraduate and graduate catalog, as well as on the Chicago State University website.

Mitigating Circumstances/Appeal ProcessStudents who fail to make satisfactory academic progress may petition for reinstatement of their eligibility to the Financial Aid Appeals Board. The student must document mitigating circumstances, such as injury, illness, family death or other emergencies. Students appealing for reinstatement of their financial aid eligibility will be required to seek assistance through academic support services offered by the university. Students whose appeals are denied will be required to sit out financial aid for one semester. In that semester they must: a) fulfill stipulations of a new contract and b) attain a minimum semester G.P.A. as specified; and c) successfully meet requirements of the quantitative measure.

Students who have fulfilled all of the above requirements can apply for probationary financial aid status. If granted, they must spend a semester on financial aid probation. To exit this probation, they must fulfill requirements specified under “Exiting Probation.” Students who are terminated from financial aid eligibility and subsequently reinstated are considered to be in probationary status.

NOTE: The Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy is subject to change without notice. The Office of Student Financial Aid will make every attempt to provide students with timely notice regarding their satisfactory academic progress status. However, it is every student’s responsibility to read the policy and monitor his/her own progress.

ISAC Monetary Award Limitations

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The State of Illinois MAP grants, which are administered by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC), are tracked by the equivalent number of semester hours of MAP benefits paid on a student’s behalf. This is called “MAP paid credit hours.” Payment for each term is being made according to the equivalent number of credit hours eligible for MAP payment, with a minimum of three and a maximum of 15 MAP paid credit hours. There is a limit on the number of MAP credit hours that can be paid while a student is classified as a freshman and sophomore. This is the equivalent of 75 MAP paid credit hours. If this maximum is reached, a student must attain junior status for MAP grant eligibility to resume. The maximum number of MAP paid credit hours that can be received is capped at 135.

NOTE: ISAC reserves the right to change the terms of the State of Illinois MAP grant program, at any time, prior to the beginning of the Spring 2010 semester.

Student LoansThe Federal Stafford Loan program limits, if combined, cannot exceed the established limits and cost of attendance. During the 2009-2010 year a student may be eligible to borrow a Federal Stafford Loan based on the following limits:

Subsidized ........ UnsubsidizedFreshman ...............................$3,500 ..................$6,000Sophomore .............................$4,500 ..................$6,000Junior .....................................$5,500 ..................$7,000Senior .....................................$5,500 ..................$7,000Fifth Year ...............................$5,500 ..................$7,000Certification ...........................$5,500 ..................$7,000Certificate ..............................$5,500 ..................$5,000Master’s/Doctorate ................$8,500 ................$12,000

You will only be eligible to borrow one loan for one academic year. For example: If you borrow $3,500 through a subsidized Stafford Loan as a freshman, you will not be allowed a subsequent loan until you advance to the sophomore level. To obtain a loan, a student must complete a CSU Federal Stafford Loan request form. This form may be downloaded from the financial aid website. Go to www.csu.edu, click “Financial Aid” and then click “Apply for Loans.” Downloaded forms must be completed and submitted to the Office of Student Financial Aid, ADM 207. February 28, 2010 is the last day that the Office of Student Financial aid will accept loan applications for the Spring 2010 semester.

Financial Aid Refund/Repayment PolicyIf a student who receives any federal and/or state student financial assistance completely withdraws prior to the end of an academic term in which s/he receives federal/state aid, federal regulations require CSU to prorate or reduce the award(s) received, according to the actual number of calendar days in which the student was enrolled. Funds to which the student was not entitled, due to the proration calculation, must be returned to the federal/state award program(s). If a student's charges exceed the prorated awards remaining on her/his account, a balance will be owed to the university. If a student receives a disbursement check prior to obtaining a complete withdrawal-or uses some of the awarded funds for a book voucher-based upon the proration, s/he will be required to repay a portion or all of such funds to the University and/or the award program(s). Before initiating a complete withdrawal, contact the Office of Student Financial Aid at 773-995-2304 for a complete explanation.

Timeline dates will be posted in the Office of Student Financial Aid for recipients of the basic state and federal financial aid programs. Timeline dates do not apply to recipients of other aid that may be based on academic performance, pursuit of a specific program/degree, etc., or aid from private sources.

Debt ManagementStudents who receive federal family education loans are required to complete debt management loan counseling prior to receiving a disbursement and an Exit Interview when they drop to less than half-time enrollment, completely withdraw or graduate from the institution. Students must complete both of these requirements online at the financial aid website. Go to www.csu.edu, click 'Financial Aid' and then 'Loan Counseling.' Follow the instructions on the screen.

Federal Work-Study / Student State Aid EmploymentA limited number of positions are available throughout the university through the federal work-study and state aid funded student employment programs. Students with exceptional need are awarded FWS/SA eligibility and given the opportunity to be employed. Students wishing consideration for student employment should indicate their interest on the FAFSA. Rates of pay vary, depending upon the type of work and the level of responsibility. A student must be paid at least the minimum wage. Students are responsible for monitoring the time/hours they work so that they will not exceed their award balance.

Veterans Affairs OfficeStudents receiving veterans benefits are required to adhere to the University’s academic standing policies as outlined in the University’s catalog. A change in enrollment status that occurs after the veteran’s status has been certified must be immediately reported to the Veterans Affairs Office which is located in the Office of Student Financial Aid. Failure to report changes in enrollment status may result in overpayments. An unapproved change of program may cause termination of future benefits.

Financial Aid Website, Email and CSU X-PressAll information provided in this student financial aid section is subject to change. Any such changes and/or modifications will be reflected on the Office of Student Financial Aid website. It is the responsibility of all students stay informed about issues that may affect their financial aid eligibility by regularly monitoring email correspondence from the Office of Student Financial Aid and accessing the Office of Student Financial Aid website and CSU X-press.

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REFUNDS: See Refund Policy, p. 18.

CLASS SIZE: The University reserves the right to limit the size of classes and to cancel due to insufficient enrollment.

CLASS MEETING: Normally, classes meet once a week for 16 weeks. Sessions consist of 50 minutes of instruction each week for each credit hour (i.e., a three-credit hour course meets 150 minutes per week ). Courses meeting for fewer than 16 weeks compensate with more frequent and/or longer class meetings each week, as detailed in the individual class listing.

PREREQUISITES: Course prerequisites are stated in the Chicago State University catalog or CSU’s website: www.csu.edu/catalogs.

GRADUATE ADMISSION APPLICATION (NON- DEGREE STUDY): Students enrolling in graduate courses for the first time and who are not currently admitted to a graduate degree program are required to complete a graduate-at-large application. A $25 application fee must be submitted with the at-large application. Additionally, proof of a bachelor’s degree must be submitted with the application, (i.e., copy of a transcript illustrating an awarded degree, copy of diploma, or state teaching certificate). Graduate at-large students who have not enrolled in a course at CSU within two years or more, but left in good standing, are required to apply for readmission by completing a readmit form. There is a $25 fee for readmission. Admitted students who have not attended CSU within the last two years must obtain a depart-mental advisor’s signature. Submit your extension registration form, at-large application or readmit form, proof of degree, tuition fee and a $25 readmission application fee to your instructor or an extension services department representative on the first day of the class, or submit to the extension services department, JDC 201, if enrolling only in extension courses.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: For site confirm-ation, room numbers, and other courses added after the printing of this schedule, contact the Department of Extension Services at 773-995-2214.

SPRING 2010 EXTENSION SITESAndrew High School / 9001 W. 171st Street, Tinley Park / Room: S213Bogan High School / 3939 W. 79th Street, Chicago / Room 121Catholic Charities / 11255 S. Michigan, Chicago, Lower LevelCommunity Mental Health Council / 8704 S. Constance, Chicago / Room: 301Elgin High School / 1200 Maroon Drive, Elgin / Room: 240Illinois Eye Institute/ 3240 S. Michigan, Chicago/ Room: Adams CenterIllinois College of Optometry / 3241 S. Michigan, Chicago/ Room: Adams CenterNaperville Central High School / 440 W. Aurora Road, Naperville / Room: 02Oak Lawn High School / 9400 Southwest Hwy, Oak Lawn / Room: TBASouth Suburban College & University Center / 16333 S. Kilbourn, (I-57 at 167th St), Chicago / Room: 5160Taft High School / 6530 W. Bryn Mawr, Chicago (PE Bldg.) / Room: 136

For site and/or room confirmation; contact Extension Services at 773-995-2214 prior to the first class. You may also get site room number information by selecting the appropriate menu item at the same number. Course meeting dates represent the official beginning and end dates of the term, not necessarily the class start and end dates. Classes start and end on the day indicated within the official term.

SPRING 2010 ExtensionRegistration InformationBY MAIL OR FAX: Contact the Department of Extension Services at 773-995-2214 for a mail in/fax registration form. Mail the extension registration form to the Department of Extension Services, Chicago State University, 9501 S. King Drive, JDC 201, Chicago, Illinois 60628. You can also fax your registration form to 773-995-2941. The deadline for registering by mail or fax is January 20, 2010.

ON CAMPUS: Students registering exclusively for off-campus courses can register in the Department of Extension Services, JDC 201 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. If enrolling in a combination of on-campus and off-campus courses, students must register via CSU X-press.

IN CLASS: Unless noted otherwise in the individual class information, you may register at the first session of the class, if the course is still open. However, you are strongly urged to register prior to the first class, since some courses fill quickly.

ON THE WEB: Admitted students who are formally admitted into a degree, certification, or certificate program must obtain a current registration advising PIN (RAP) from their advisor during the advisement session. An advising PIN is not required for at-large students. However, course prerequisites must be met in order to register. At-large students may begin registering online during the period of November 24 through December 2, December 16 to January 13 and January 16 – 18.

FEES: Tuition is based on the status of the student, not the status of the class. Tuition is subject to change.

Off-Campus Tuition (per credit hour) Illinois Resident Non-Illinois ResidentUndergraduate $220.00 $418.00Graduate $244.00 $444.00Undergraduate 2004 $186.00 $347.00Undergraduate 2005 $199.00 $372.00Undergraduate 2006 $214.00 $401.00Undergraduate 2007 $231.00 $435.00Undergraduate 2008 $254.00 $472.00Undergraduate 2009 $274.00 $520.50

TUITION PAYMENT OPTIONS: Call the CSU Cashier’s Office directly at 773-995-2029 to make a payment using a credit card (Discover, MasterCard or VISA.) You may also submit check or money order payments by mail to the Department of Extension Services, 9501 S. King Drive, JDC 201, Chicago, IL 60628. Write the correct course number and section number on the check or money order. Please enclose a telephone number where you can be reached, if required, on the check or money order.

INSTALLMENT PLAN: Only students registered for six hours or more are eligible for the installment plan. There is an additional service fee based on the installment plan selected. Students choosing the installment plan option must utilize the tuition management installment plan, as presented in the front of this bulletin.

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Study, Research & Internship Abroad Programs (SRIA) for

Summer 2010

GhanaSummer studies in West Africa, University of Ghana. Educational and Cultural enrich-ment enhancements and cultural exchange experience. Study Abroad class required: S AB 4720/5720 Special Topics in African History.Departure: ...................Monday, May 24, 2010Credits: ........................................................... 6Duration: .............................................4 weeks Application deadline: ................. Nov 20, 2009

South AfricaUnique opportunity for educational University of Zululand in Kwa Zulu Natal. Study Abroad required: S AB 4720/5720, S AB 3960, S AB 4980, 5980, S AB 4990/5990Departure: ...................Monday, May 24, 2010Credits: ........................................................... 6Cost: ...............................................CompetitiveDuration: ....................................... 4 - 6 weeks Application deadline: ................. Nov 20, 2009

FulbrightGovernment sponsored research opportunity - seniors and grad students: Select a country of your choice and submit a research proposal. All expenses paid.Departure: ..................................................TBACredits: .......................................................N/ACost of living stipends for students ........variesDuration: ...............................6 months-1 yearPre-registration: .........................................TBA

SpainIntensive four weeks of language enhance-ments and cultural exchange. University of Toledo, Spain. Language prerequisite three Semesters. Study Abroad Orientation class required. Homestays with approved families available.Departure: ......................Friday, June 25, 2010Credits: ........................................................... 9Duration: .............................................4 weeks Application deadline ..................Nov. 20, 2009

MartiniqueEmergence into a culture of romantic language on the island Martinique. Two semesters of language required. Study Abroad Orientation class required.Departure: ..................................................TBACredits: .......................................................TBACost: .........................................................variesDuration: .............................................4 weeks Application deadline: .................................TBA

EcuadorSummer studies for three weeks in Guenia. Instructions in English and Spanish. Field-work, discussion and lecture. Service work in rural schools. Homestays with approved Ecuadorian families.Departure ....................Monday, May 24, 2010Credits: ........................................................... 3Course: .................................................Bil 398GDuration: .............................................3 weeks Application deadline: .................Nov. 20, 2009

MexicoSummer studies for four weeks in Puebla, Mexico at the Universidad de Las Americas. Instructions in Spanish on all levels. Home-stays with approved Mexican families.Departure: ...................................May18, 2009Credits: ....................................................... 3-6Duration: .............................................3 weeks Application deadline: ................. Nov 20, 2009

FranceUniversity of Nice Sophia Antipolis. Inten-sive language and cultural studies for stu-dents, from beginning French level to more advanced. Diaspora culture studies and workshops are also available to participants. Homestays available.Departure: ..................................May 31, 2010Course: ..................................................FLL 101Credits: ....................................................... 3-6Duration: .............................................4 weeks Application deadline: .................Nov. 20, 2009

TaiwanCultural enhancement opportunities at the National Kaoshiung University in Taiwan. Study abroad orientation required. Inquire in the Office of International Programs (OIP) DH 203C for more details.Departure: ......................Friday, June 25, 2010Credits: ........................................................... 3Duration: .............................................4 weeks Application deadline: .................Nov. 20, 2009

South KoreaSummer studies in South Korea. Two to three weeks. Inquire in the Office of International Programs, (OIP) DH 203C, for more details.Departure: ................................. June 21, 2010Credits: ........................................................... 3Duration: .............................................4 weeks Application deadline ..................Nov. 20, 2009

NSEPNational Security Education Program /Schol-arships for undergraduates and graduates available for any SRIA program.www.iie.org/nsep Campus deadline .......................Nov. 20, 2009

IIPPInstitute for International Public Policy / Pre-pare for a career in international affairs with specially designed education and training.www.uncfsp.org/iippSophomores only, with 3.2 GPA.Campus deadline: ......................Nov. 20, 2009

FAFPForeign Affairs Fellowship Programs / Looking for women and members of minority groups historically underrepresented to be academically and professionally prepared to enter the United States Department of State Foreign Services.www.woodrow.orgSophomores only with 3.2 GPA.Campus deadline .......................Nov. 20, 2009Funding Opportunities, email:[email protected] orwww.org.gilmanClick “Study Abroad Links”

FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPSCheck for availability.Convenient payment plans for early applicants. Inquire about these opportunities in the Office of International Programs (OIP), Douglas Hall, Room 203 or call (773) 995-2582.Visit our website:www.csu.edu/international/ SEE THE

WORLD!For additional Study, Research & Internship Abroad Programs, visit the Office of International Programs, DH 203C.

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SPRING 2010

AccountingACCT ........2110 .........10

ArtART ..........1000 .........20ART ..........1200 .........35ART ..........1280 .........25ART ..........1300 .........35ART ..........1400 .........25ART ..........1575 .........35ART ..........2050 .........30ART ..........2200 .........35ART ..........2240 .........35ART ..........2260 .........35ART ..........2300 .........35ART ..........2310 .........35ART ..........2400 .........15ART ..........2450 .........30ART ..........2500 .........25ART ..........2575 .........25ART ..........2649 .........35ART ..........3200 .........30ART ..........3260 .........35ART ..........3360 .........35ART ..........3400 .........30ART ..........3450 .........30ART ..........3460 .........25ART ..........3540 .........25ART ..........3575 .........25ART ..........3710 .........35ART ..........3715 .........35ART ..........3725 .........35ART ..........3735 .........35ART ..........4099 .........25ART ..........4360 .........35ART ..........4575 .........25ART ..........4664 .........25ART ..........4950 .........30ART ..........5950 .........30

bilingual EducationB E............4302 .........15B E............5302 .........15

biologyBIOL .........1070 .........15BIOL .........1080 .........20BIOL .........1510 .........20BIOL .........1710 .........35BIOL .........2020 .........20BIOL .........2021 .........20BIOL .........2059 .........20BIOL .........2550 .........40BIOL .........3040 .........30BIOL .........4520 .........50BIOL .........4900 .........50BIOL .........5520 .........50

BIOL .........5900 .........50

botanyBOT ..........2050 .........35

ChemistryCHEM .......1050 .........20CHEM .......1550 .........20CHEM .......1560 .........20CHEM .......2500 .........20CHEM .......2510 .........20CHEM .......2650 .........20CHEM .......4260 .........20CHEM .......4302 .........20CHEM .......4365 .........20CHEM .......5302 .........20CHEM .......5365 .........20

ChineseCHIN ........1010 .........20CHIN ........1020 .........20CHIN ........2020 .........20

Communications, Media Arts & Theatre CMAT .......2070 .........15CMAT .......2550 .........15CMAT .......3080 .........25CMAT .......3090 .........25CMAT .......4306 .........50CMAT .......4323 .........15CMAT .......4350 .........15CMAT .......4352 .........15CMAT .......5306 .........50CMAT .......5350 .........15

Computer ScienceCPTR ........1050 .........25CPTR ........1060 .........25CPTR ........1090 .........35CPTR ........1100 .........35CPTR ........1120 .........35CPTR ........2100 .........35CPTR ........3100 .........35CPTR ........3500 .........25CPTR ........3700 .........25CPTR ........4400 .........35CPTR ........4600 .........25CPTR ........4710 .........25CPTR ........4800 .........25CPTR ........5550 .........25CPTR ........5660 .........25CPTR ........5990 .........25

Educational Leadership, Curriculum & FoundationELCF .........5420 .........10

EnglishENG ..........1230 .........17ENG ..........1240 .........17ENG ..........2370 .........17

Engineering StudiesENGR .......2550 .........20 FrenchFREN ........1010 .........20FREN ........1020 .........20FREN ........2010 .........20FREN ........2020 .........20 Freshman SeminarFRSE .........1500 .........10 geographyGEOG .......1100 ...........5GEOG .......1400 .........15GEOG .......2400 .........20GEOG .......2440 .........15GEOG .......2840 .........15GEOG .......4810 .........15GEOG .......4880 .........10GEOG .......5550 .........15GEOG .......5810 .........15GEOG .......5840 .........10GEOG .......5850 .........10GEOG .......5880 .........10 Health & SafetyH S ...........1570 ...........5 Industrial TechnologyI T .............1121 .........15I T .............2250 .........15I T .............3220 .......100I T .............4333 .......100I T .............5220 .......100I T .............5333 .......100 Information Systems INSY .........1360 .........15INSY .........1370 .........20INSY .........2840 .........20INSY .........3280 .........20INSY .........4300 .........15

MathematicsMATH .......0990 .........10MATH .......1200 .........10MATH .......1210 .........10MATH .......1250 .........10MATH .......1410 .........10MATH .......1415 .........35MATH .......1420 .........10MATH .......2430 .........10MATH .......2800 .........25

Middle School Education MIDS ........4160 .........10MIDS ........4220 .........10MIDS ........4230 .........10MIDS ........4240 .........10MIDS ........5160 .........10MIDS ........5220 .........10MIDS ........5230 .........10MIDS ........5240 .........10

MusicMUS .........1100 .........15MUS .........1101 .........15MUS .........1102 .........15MUS .........1105 .........15MUS .........1106 .........15MUS .........1107 .........15MUS .........1108 .........15MUS .........1109 .........15MUS .........1111 .........10MUS .........1117 .........15MUS .........1118 .........15MUS .........1133 .........15MUS .........1139 .........15MUS .........1143 .........15MUS .........1144 .........15MUS .........1145 .........15MUS .........1146 .........15MUS .........1147 .........15MUS .........1148 .........15MUS .........1191 .........15MUS .........1192 .........15MUS .........1192 .........15MUS .........1192 .........15

Music (Applied)MUSA ......1100 .........15MUSA ......1101 .........15MUSA ......1102 .........15MUSA ......1103 .........15MUSA ......1104 .........15MUSA ......1105 .........15MUSA ......1106 .........15MUSA ......1107 .........15MUSA ......1109 .........15

MUSA ......1110 .........15MUSA ......1111 .........15MUSA ......1112 .........15MUSA ......1113 .........15MUSA ......1114 .........15MUSA ......1115 .........15MUSA ......1116 .........15MUSA ......1117 .........15MUSA ......1120 .........15MUSA ......1121 .........15MUSA ......1124 .........15MUSA ......1130 .........15MUSA ......1131 .........15MUSA ......1132 .........15MUSA ......1133 .........15MUSA ......1134 .........15MUSA ......1135 .........15MUSA ......1136 .........15MUSA ......1137 .........15MUSA ......2200 .........15MUSA ......2201 .........15MUSA ......2202 .........15MUSA ......2203 .........15MUSA ......2204 .........15MUSA ......2205 .........15MUSA ......2206 .........15MUSA ......2207 .........15MUSA ......2209 .........15MUSA ......2210 .........15MUSA ......2211 .........15MUSA ......2212 .........15MUSA ......2213 .........15MUSA ......2214 .........15MUSA ......2215 .........15MUSA ......2216 .........15MUSA ......2217 .........15MUSA ......2220 .........15MUSA ......2221 .........15MUSA ......2224 .........15MUSA ......2230 .........15MUSA ......2231 .........15MUSA ......2232 .........15MUSA ......2233 .........15MUSA ......2234 .........15MUSA ......2235 .........15MUSA ......2236 .........15MUSA ......2237 .........15

Music (Ensemble)MUSE .......1110 .........10MUSE .......1130 .........10MUSE .......1134 .........10MUSE .......1140 .........10MUSE .......1151 .........10

Music (Major)MUSM .....1112 .........10

MUSM .....1114 .........10MUSM .....1116 .........10MUSM .....1118 .........10MUSM .....2203 .........20MUSM .....2207 .........20MUSM .....2218 .........10MUSM .....2219 .........10MUSM .....3311 .........10MUSM .....3318 .........10MUSM .....3319 .........10

Occupational Therapy O T............4141 .........20O T............4150 .........20O T............4151 .........20O T............5141 .........20O T............5150 .........20O T............5151 .........20

Physical EducationP E ............2130 ...........5P E ............3010 ...........5P E ............3030 .........10

Physical SciencePH S .........1100 .........20PH S .........1130 .........20PH S .........1140 .........20PH S .........1150 .........20

PhysicsPHYS ........1510 .........20PHYS ........1520 .........20PHYS ........2110 .........20PHYS ........2220 .........20PHYS ........3300 .........20PHYS ........4850 .........20PHYS ........4860 .........20

PhysiologyPSLY .........2040 .........25

PsychologyPSYC ........1130 .........15PSYC ........5650 .........25PSYC ........5670 .........25PSYC ........5730 .........25PSYC ........5790 .........25PSYC ........5860 .........20PSYC ........5950 .........25PSYC ........5990 .........25PSYC ........5991 .........25

quantitative business Analysis QBA .........2010 .........15

Social WorkS WK ........5440 .........15S WK ........5461 .........15S WK ........5463 .........15

SpanishSPAN ........1010 .........20SPAN ........1020 .........20SPAN ........2010 .........20SPAN ........2020 .........20SPAN ........3020 .........20

Technology & EducationT&ED .......1109 .........10T&ED .......4315 .........15T&ED .......4346 .........10T&ED .......4347 .........10T&ED .......5315 .........15T&ED .......5346 .........10T&ED .......5347 .........10

ZoologyZOOL ........2040 .........40ZOOL ........2050 .........20ZOOL ........2610 .........20

24+ Prerequisite(s) required. (Consult university catalog or CSU X-PRESS at CSU’s website) n Footnote definitions and ($) additional course fees are listed in the back of this Bulletin.

n Changes to the course information listed here can be found on the CSU X-PRESS at CSU’s website www.csu.edu

CRN CRSE SEC TITLE CREDIT DAyS TIME bLD / RM INSTRUCTOR FOOTNOTES

SPRinG 2010 inTeRSeSSiOn cOuRSeSDecember 16, 2009 – January 15, 2010

ANTHROPOLOGY INTERSESSION15047 + 2010 21I Global Cultures 3 MW 0500-0800pm HWH 209 Sanders L W1 -- WEB TBA Sanders L ANTH 2010-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 21, 23, 28, 30; January 4 and 6. Additional course activities will be provided online.

CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT INTERSESSION15125 2630 02I Classroom Management 1 TBA TBA TBA Kelly M

CAS 2630-02I is an Intersession course. Contact the instructor, Margaret Kelly for meeting day/time information

COMMUNICATIONS, MEDIA ARTS & THEATRE14943 2020 01I Media Practicum 3 to 6 MTWRF 0900-0450pm DH 107 Reese A

MT 0900-0450pm DH 107 Reese A

CMAT 2020-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.

COMPUTER SCIENCE14945 + 1060 05I Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 MTWR 0900-1230pm HWH 211 Wang J

CPTR 1060-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12.

ECONOMICS15050 1010 21I Prin Econ I: Macroeco 3 MW 0900-1200pm SCI 209 King M

ECON 1010-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 21, 23, 28, 30; January 4 and 6.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION14951 + 4170 01I Teach Math Elem Schl 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm ED 200 Harrington T A1/F1

MT 0900-0450pm ED 200 Harrington T

ELED 4170-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.

14952 + 5170 01I Teach Math Elem Schl 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm ED 200 Harrington T A1/F1

MT 0900-0450pm ED 200 Harrington T

ELED 5170-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.

ENGLISH14942 1360 01I Essent Eng Grammar 3 MTWRF 0100-0850pm SCI 209 Ubangiji N

MT 0100-0850pm SCI 209 Ubangiji N

ENG 1360-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28, and 29.




FOREIGN LANGUAGES & LITERATURES15115 + 2500 01I SAB: Intermed Orient 1 MTWRF 0900-0450pm HWH 208 Chierico R CD

FL&L 2500-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.

15117 + 4000 21I Topcs: FL Meth (K-8) 3 MW 0500-0750pm HWH 208 Norris E A1

FL&L 4000-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 21, 23, 28, 30; January 4 and 6.

Additional course activities will be provided online.

15118 + 5000 21I Topcs: FL Meth (K-8) 3 MW 0500-0750pm HWH 208 Norris E A1

FL&L 4000-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 21, 23, 28, 30; January 4 and 6.


GEOGRAPHY15049 1000 04I Society/Environment 3 MTWR 0100-0430pm SCI 207 Biller J

GEOG 1000-04I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12.

MATHEMATICS14946 0990 AI Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWR 0900-0110pm HWH 212 Wang G E1/$

Math 0990-AI is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12.

Math 0990-AI covers Level 1 ONLY.

14948 0990 BI Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWR 0500-0910pm HWH 212 Attele K E1/$

Math 0990-BI is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12.

Math 0990-BI covers Level 2 ONLY.

NURSING14953 + 0930 01I Bridge III 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm BHS 100 Ricks-Saulsby R

MT 0900-0450pm BHS 100 Ricks-Saulsby R

NURS 0930-01I is an intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.

14954 + 0940 01I Bridge IV 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm BHS 307 Bachmeyer P

MT 0900-0450pm BHS 307 Bachmeyer P

NURS 0940-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.

14955 + 4300 01I Ldrshp/Mgmt: Clinical 2 MTWRF 0700-0300pm FLD Bachmeyer P

NURS 4300-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 30, January 4, 5, 6 7, 8, 11, 12, 13 and 14.

14956 + 4300 02I Ldrshp/Mgmt: Clinical 2 MTWRF 0700-0300pm FLD Anderson M

NURS 4300-02I is an Intersession course meeting December 28, 29; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12 and 13.




PHARMACY15070 + 6223 01I Prof Practice III 1 MTWRF 0800-0450pm DH 101 Johnson C

PHAR 6623-01I is an Intersession course meeting January 4 - January 15.

Course session time will be arranged with the instructor. Please contact the instructor prior to registration.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION14949 5050 21I Sociol of Sport 3 MW 0500-0800pm JDC 214 Buck S

-- WEB TBA Buck S

P E 5050-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 21, 23, 28, 30; January 4 and 6.


14950 5230 21I Resrch Stats/Rept PE 3 MW 0100-0400pm JDC 108 Reed E

TR 0100-0400pm JDC 108 Reed E

-- WEB TBA Reed E

P E 5230-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting January 22, 29; January 4, 6, 11 and 13.


PHYSICAL SCIENCE14944 1000 01I Sci/Society/Survival 3 MTWR 0100-0430pm SCI 102 Mimnaugh M

Ph S 1000-01I is an intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12.

SOCIOLOGY15048 + 2400 21I Comm Org/Comm Probs 3 MW 0500-0800pm SCI 213 Redman A R2

-- WEB TBA Redman A

SOC 2400-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 16, 21, 23; January 4, 6 and 11.





Accounting (ACCT) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397912908 1290 01 Legal Environment 3 MW 0930-1045am BHS 503A Fenton E12909 1290 61 Legal Environment 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 504A Tindall N12894 + 2110 01 Intro Financial Acct 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 504A Carter T M1/$ W 1230-0115pm BHS 504A Carter T12896 + 2110 02 Intro Financial Acct 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 504A Osaghae V M1/$ R 1230-0115pm BHS 504A Osaghae V12898 + 2110 61 Intro Financial Acct 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 504A Arredondo R M1/$ T 0900-0950pm BHS 504A Arredondo R12899 + 2111 01 Int Managerial Acct 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 504A Roper B12900 + 2111 02 Int Managerial Acct 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 504B Arredondo R12902 + 2111 61 Int Managerial Acct 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 504A Arredondo R12903 + 2120 01 Cost Accounting 3 MW 0930-1045am BHS 504A Roper B12910 + 2291 61 Business Law I 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 504A Bryant L JR12905 + 3213 61 Intermed Acct I 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 505 Osaghae V B1/CD12907 + 3214 01 Intermed Acct II 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 500 Roper B JR12911 + 3292 01 Business Law II 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 504A Grange J12913 + 3293 01 Federal Income Tax 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 503A Hunt A JR12915 + 3314 61 Acct Inform Systems 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 508 Osaghae V JR12921 + 3319 61 Acct Non-Prof Org 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 503B Arredondo R CD12917 + 4315 61 Advanced Accounting 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 500 Carter T12919 + 4317 01 Auditing 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 505 Osaghae V B1/CD12922 + 4394 01 Adv Fed Income Tax 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 505 Grange J

ACCOUNTING ONLINE12932 + 2110 51 Intro Financial Acct 3 - WEB - Grange J M1/$

African American Studies (AFAM) • DH 210B / 773-995-248712874 + 1000 01 Intro AFAM Studies 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 205 STAFF E314482 + 1000 61 Intro AFAM Studies 3 R 0500-0750pm BHS 503A STAFF E314481 + 1000 62 Intro AFAM Studies 3 F 0500-0750pm SCI 209 Bryant J E312875 + 1010 01 Pan-Africnsm/DuBois 3 TR 1230-0145pm DH 205 McSwine B E312876 1020 01 Cultural Diversity 3 MW 0100-0215pm DH 205 McSwine B14607 1020 61 Cultural Diversity 3 W 0500-0750pm SCI 100 STAFF14483 + 2000 61 AFAM Special Topics 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 100 Beatty M CD/E3 Topic: Intro to Egyptian Hieroglyphs12878 + 2020 61 Af/Af-Am Leadership 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 210B Beatty M E514608 + 2450 61 Yoruba Religon/Cultr 3 R 0500-0750pm DH 217 Ifatunji S F112880 3510 01 Black Chicago 3 MW 1100-1215pm DH 216 Merriweather T14609 3510 02 Black Chicago 3 TR 0200-0315pm DH 205 Merriweather T

Additional African American Studies courses offered this semester:14130 ANTH 2120 01 Cultures of Africa 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 202 STAFF AE/E3/W114681 CMAT 2140 01 African Amer Theatre 3 TR 0200-0315pm DH 116 Ifatunji S AE13076 ENG 2910 01 African Amer Lit I 3 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 209 Ohale C AE13077 ENG 2910 61 African Amer Lit I 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 302 Bryant J AE15028 ENG 2940 61 African Amer Lit II 3 S 1200-0250pm SCI 213 STAFF AE13456 MUS 2217 61 Jazz/Pop Mus Hist II 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 105 Offard F AE13596 PSYC 3220 61 Adv Issues AFAM Psyc 3 S 0900-1150am ED 102 Derden Jr. R AE/E5




Air & Space (A S) • DH 204 / 773-995-224214537 3010 01 Airforce Leadership I 3 TBA TBA TBA STAFF CD14910 3020 01 Airforce Leadership II 3 TBA TBA TBA STAFF CD14911 5010 01 Nation Security Affrs 3 TBA TBA TBA STAFF CD14912 5020 01 Prep Active Duty 3 TBA TBA TBA STAFF CD

Anthropology (ANTH) • SCI 321 / 773-995-218614126 1010 01 Intro Cultural Anth 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 203 STAFF W114127 1010 02 Intro Cultural Anth 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 202 STAFF W114128 1010 61 Intro Cultural Anth 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 201 STAFF W114770 + 2010 61 Global Cultures 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 202 STAFF W114130 + 2120 01 Cultures of Africa 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 202 STAFF AE/E3/W1

ANTHROPOLOGY INTERSESSION15047 + 2010 21I Global Cultures 3 MW 0500-0800pm HWH 209 Sanders L W1 -- WEB TBA Sanders L ANTH 2010-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 21, 23, 28, 30; January 4 and 6. Additional course activities will be provided online.

Art & Design (ART) • BHS 600 / 773-995-398413909 1000 01 Art Actv Non-Art Maj 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 301 Choi C $13915 + 1092 01 Il Art Cert Review 1 TBA TBA TBA Choi C A1/CD13910 1100 01 Int to Visual Arts 3 MWF 1200-1250pm BHS 306 Gavin A13911 1100 02 Int to Visual Arts 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 306 Whitson N14610 1100 03 Int to Visual Arts 3 TR 1100-1245pm BHS 307 Choi C13912 1100 61 Int to Visual Arts 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 306 Gale T13916 + 1102 01 Seminar II 1 R 1230-0120pm BHS 306 Kang S E313913 1200 01 Drawing I 3 MWF 0100-0250pm BHS 305 Hawkins J $13914 1200 02 Drawing I 3 TR 0930-1150am BHS 305 Anderson J $13931 + 1280 01 2-D Design 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 305 Christofferson $13917 1300 01 Photography I 3 MW 0200-0430pm BHS 303 Crisman J $13918 1300 61 Photography I 3 MW 0600-0830pm BHS 303 Buitron R $13920 1400 01 Sculpture I 3 TR 1000-1230pm BHS 101W Christofferson $13932 1575 01 Ceramics I 3 MW 1000-1230pm BHS 101E Hawkins J $13934 1575 02 Ceramics I 3 TR 1000-1230pm BHS 101E Toledano C $13935 + 2030 01 Body Notions 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 307 Whitson N E313937 + 2050 01 Intro Sound Art 3 MWF 1200-0150pm BHS 301 Gale T E313938 + 2103 01 Modern Art 3 TR 0330-0445pm BHS 306 Kang S E3/W113922 + 2110 01 Intro Non-Western Art 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 306 Kang S E313927 2120 61 Hist Photography 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 303 Crisman J13929 2130 61 Theory of Film 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 306 Zake R13928 + 2200 01 Advanced Drawing 3 MWF 1000-1150am BHS 305 Gavin A $14528 + 2240 01 Watercolor Painting 3 MWF 1000-1150am BHS 305 Gavin A $13919 + 2260 01 Printmaking 3 MWF 0800-0950am BHS 301 Gavin A $14618 + 2300 01 Photography II 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 303 Crisman J $13925 + 2310 01 Documentary Photo 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 303 Crisman J $13921 + 2400 01 Sculpture II 3 TR 0900-1130am BHS 101W Christofferson $13923 2450 01 Jewelry I 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 101W Soo T $13924 2450 61 Jewelry I 3 TR 0530-0750pm BHS 101W Soo T $13930 2500 01 Fiber Arts I 3 MWF 0100-0250pm BHS 308 Dawson L $14632 + 2575 01 Ceramics II 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 101E Toledano C $15107 2649 61 Technology & Art Ed 3 TR 0500-0730pm BHS 302 Choi C $14534 + 3200 01 Drawing III 3 MWF 1000-1150am BHS 305 Gavin A




13942 + 3260 01 Advanced Printmaking 3 MWF 0800-0950am BHS 301 Gavin A $13940 + 3360 01 Digital Photography 3 MW 0200-0430pm BHS 302 Gadelha M CD/$13943 + 3400 01 Sculpture III 3 TR 0900-1130am BHS 101W Christofferson $13945 + 3450 01 Jewelry II 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 101W Soo T $13946 + 3460 61 Jewelry III 3 TR 0530-0750pm BHS 101W Soo T $13933 + 3540 01 Weaving II 3 MWF 0200-0350pm BHS 308 Dawson L $14633 + 3575 01 Ceramics III 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 101E Toledano C $13949 + 3710 01 Visual Communctns II 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 302 O'Brien W $14635 + 3715 01 3-D Digital Modeling 3 MW 0755-1025am BHS 302 Gadelha M $13950 + 3725 01 Vis Graph Studio II 3 TR 1000-1230pm BHS 302 O'Brien W $13951 + 3735 01 Vis Graph Studio III 3 MW 1030-0100pm BHS 302 Gadelha M $13941 + 4360 01 Adv Digital Photo 3 MW 0200-0430pm BHS 302 Gadelha M $14634 + 4575 01 Ceramics IV 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 101E Toledano C $13947 + 4662 61 Foundation Art Ed 3 TBA TBA TBA Choi C A114638 + 4664 61 Teaching Art K-12 3 TBA TBA TBA Choi C F1/$13952 + 4950 01 Portfolio Prep 3 F 1200-0450pm BHS 302 Gadelha M SR/$14640 + 4975 01 Stu Teach/Sem K-12 6 TBA TBA TBA Choi C A1/F114639 + 5950 01 Portfolio Prep 3 F 1200-0450pm BHS 302 Gadelha M CD

Bilingual Education (BIL) • ED 312 / 773-995-393214885 + 3100 61 Teaching ESL: Theory 3 R 0500-0750pm ED TBA Valenciano C CD13224 + 3200 61 Eval Assessmt Biling 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 306 Valenciano C, Sontag J CD13247 + 4150 61 Foundations Literacy 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 301 STAFF CD13233 + 4220 61 Lit & Humanities Bil 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 307 STAFF A113221 + 4230 61 Rdg & Lang Arts BIL 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 306 Sontag J A113225 + 4400 31 Field Practicum Bil 3 MTRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0800-1200pm FLD STAFF W 0100-0320pm ED 302 STAFF13250 + 4450 01 St Tch/Sem Biling Ed 6 MTRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0800-1200pm FLD STAFF W 0400-0620pm ED 312 Valenciano C CD14886 + 5100 61 Teaching ESL: Theory 3 R 0500-0750pm ED TBA Valenciano C CD14891 + 5150 61 Foundations Literacy 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 301 STAFF CD14892 + 5220 61 Lit & Humanities Bil 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 307 STAFF A114893 + 5230 61 Rdg & Lang Arts BIL 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 306 Sontag J A114894 + 5400 31 Field Practicum Bil 3 MTRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0800-1200pm FLD STAFF W 0100-0320pm ED 302 STAFF13257 + 5450 01 St Tch/Sem Biling Ed 6 MTRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0800-1200pm FLD STAFF W 0400-0620pm ED 312 Valenciano C13259 + 5720 61 Eval/Assess Bil Tchr 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 306 Valenciano C, Sontag J14896 + 5760 61 Best Practces Biling 3 S 0900-1150am ED 301 STAFF CD14897 + 5860 61 Internship: Bilingual 6 S 0900-1150am ED 306 STAFF

Biology (BIOL) • SCI 310 / 773-995-218313327 0920 01 Biol Tch Cert Review 1 R 0200-0250pm SCI 114 Jacobs K13330 1070 01 Bi Sci Survey I 3 MW 0800-0950am SCI 122 Jones A $13331 1070 02 Bi Sci Survey I 3 TR 0900-1050am SCI 122 Jones A $13333 1070 03 Bi Sci Survey I 3 MW 1000-1150am SCI 122 Jones A $13335 1070 04 Bi Sci Survey I 3 TR 1100-1250pm SCI 122 STAFF $13337 1070 05 Bi Sci Survey I 3 MW 1200-0150pm SCI 122 STAFF $13338 1070 06 Bi Sci Survey I 3 MW 0200-0350pm SCI 122 STAFF $




13357 1070 07 Bi Sci Survey I 3 TR 0200-0350pm SCI 122 STAFF $13340 1070 61 Bi Sci Survey I 3 TR 0400-0550pm SCI 122 STAFF $13343 1070 62 Bi Sci Survey I 3 MW 0600-0750pm SCI 122 STAFF $13345 1080 01 Bi Sci Survey II 3 MW 0800-0950am SCI 120 STAFF $13347 1080 02 Bi Sci Survey II 3 TR 0900-1050am SCI 120 STAFF $13349 1080 03 Bi Sci Survey II 3 MW 1000-1150am SCI 120 STAFF $13350 1080 04 Bi Sci Survey II 3 TR 1100-1250pm SCI 120 Halm-Lutterodt $13351 1080 05 Bi Sci Survey II 3 MW 1200-0150pm SCI 120 STAFF $13352 1080 06 Bi Sci Survey II 3 MW 0200-0350pm SCI 120 STAFF $13353 1080 07 Bi Sci Survey II 3 TR 0200-0350pm SCI 120 Halm-Lutterodt $13354 1080 61 Bi Sci Survey II 3 TR 0400-0550pm SCI 120 Halm-Lutterodt $13356 1080 62 Bi Sci Survey II 3 TR 0600-0750pm SCI 120 STAFF $13359 1150 01 Human Biology 3 MWF 0900-0950am SCI 102 Banks F13364 + 1510 01 Concepts Biology 3 MW 0100-0250pm SCI 121 Jacobs K $13366 + 1510 61 Concepts Biology 3 TR 0600-0750pm SCI 122 Bush J $13369 + 1600 01 Intro Biol Profssns 1 F 1100-1150am SCI 122 Sharpe J15088 + 1710 01 Intro to Biology 3 MW 0200-0315pm SCI 216 Maselli A M1/R2/$ F 0200-0450pm SCI 216 Maselli A13371 + 1710 61 Intro to Biology 3 MW 0600-0850pm SCI 216 Johnson R M1/R2/$13382 + 2010 01 Plants/Human Affairs 3 MW 1100-1215pm SCI 215 Potluri V13372 + 2020 01 Anatomy/Physiology I 4 TR 1000-1250pm SCI 115 Walter L13374 + 2021 01 Anatomy/Physiolgy II 4 MW 0900-1150am SCI 115 STAFF13376 + 2021 02 Anatomy/Physiolgy II 4 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 115 Walter L13386 + 2059 01 Intro Microbiology 3 TR 0200-0420pm SCI 121 Azim A R215081 2200 61 Intro Human Sexuality 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 101 Banks F13384 + 2550 01 Popltn/Comm/Ecosystm 3 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 215 Peters E E5 S 1000-0550pm SCI 215 Peters E13378 + 3040 61 Genetics 4 MW 0600-0850pm SCI 215 Gana J E4/$13381 + 3050 61 Intro Cell Biology 3 MW 0600-0750pm SCI 121 Swier K E513409 + 3055 61 Evolutionary Biology 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 215 Bell T13389 + 4015 61 Biometrics 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 120 Bell T14644 + 4510 61 Molecular Biology 3 MW 0600-0750pm SCI 327 Erhart M13396 + 4520 01 Cell Biology Lab 3 M 0200-0350pm SCI 327 Swier K W 0200-0550pm SCI 327 Swier K13410 + 4630 61 Meth Teach 6-12 Biol 3 R 0300-0550pm SCI 113 Jacobs K A1/F113411 + 4750 01 Student Tch Sec Biol 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0800-1250pm FLD STAFF W 0400-0550pm SCI 114 Jacobs K13412 + 4900 61 Recombinant DNA Lab 3 TR 0600-0850pm SCI 327 Erhart M13392 + 5015 61 Biometrics 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 120 Bell T14645 5510 61 Molecular Biology 3 MW 0600-0750pm SCI 327 Erhart M13397 5520 01 Cell Biology Lab 3 M 0200-0350pm SCI 327 Swier K W 0200-0550pm SCI 327 Swier K13414 + 5550 61 Adv Evolution 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 215 Bell T14648 + 5810 01 Hum Biol for S WK 1 TBA TBA TBA STAFF13413 + 5900 61 Recombinant DNA Lab 3 TR 0600-0850pm SCI 327 Erhart M

BIOLOGY ONLINE14834 1250 51 Biol: Sexual Diseases 3 -- WEB -- Scheinbuks J Students registered in BIOL 1250-51 are required to attend a mandatory 90-minute orientation on January 19, 2009 at 6:30 p.m. in LIB 144. Following this session, students will participate in required web-based sessions using Elluminate beginning Tuesday, January 26 at 6:30pm. To participate in Elluminate sessions, students must have a computer, a computer headset with earphones and a microphone. In addition to the course text (eText from Primis-McGraw Hill), the following software should be installed on the computer used: Office 2003/2004 or Office 2007/2008, Firefox web browser, and Adobe Acrobat Reader.




Board of Governors (BOG) • JDC 201 / 773-995-245714472 1500 01 BOG: Orientation 3 T 0200-0450pm JDC 213 Parks F14473 1500 61 BOG: Orientation 3 R 0600-0850pm JDC 213 Parks F14474 + 3000 01 BOG Capstone Seminar 3 R 0200-0450pm JDC 213 Parks F14909 + 3000 61 BOG Capstone Seminar 3 T 0600-0850pm JDC 214 Parks F

Botany (BOT) • SCI 310 / 773-995-218313418 + 2050 01 Algae/Plants/Fungi 3 TR 0900-1150am SCI 215 Potluri V E5/W1/$

Business Education (B E) • ED 200B / 773-995-380715090 + 4302 61 Adv Word Processing 3 W 0600-0850pm ED 109 Durham L14916 + 4750 01 Student Tch Sec Bus 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0400-0550pm ED 321 Gilchrist K15091 + 5302 61 Adv Word Processing 3 W 0600-0850pm ED 109 Durham L14925 + 5750 01 Student Tch Sec Bus 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0400-0550pm ED 321 Gilchrist K

BUSINESS EDUCATION ONLINE14933 + 3092 51 BE Cert Review 1 -- WEB -- Boyles P14931 + 4307 51 Entrepnrshp For Tchr 3 -- WEB -- Phelps M JR14932 + 5307 51 Entrepnrshp For Tchr 3 -- WEB -- Phelps M

Business Laboratory Program (BLP) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397912933 + 3207 61 BLP Internship 3 TBA TBA TBA Bryant L B1/CD

Enrollment in BLP 3207 is subject to approval of your application (available in BHS 435) by the instructor.

Chemistry (CHEM) • SCI 309 / 773-995-218012881 + 1050 01 Intro Gen & Org Chem 5 MW 1000-1150am SCI 100 Mimnaugh M M1/$ R 1000-1250pm SCI 205 Mimnaugh M F 1000-1050am SCI 106 Mimnaugh M12882 + 1050 02 Intro Gen & Org Chem 5 MW 1000-1150am SCI 100 Mimnaugh M M1/$ W 0200-0450pm SCI 205 Mimnaugh M F 1100-1150am SCI 106 Mimnaugh M12883 + 1550 01 General Chem I 4 MW 0830-0950am SCI 116 LeSuer R $ M 1000-1050am SCI 106 LeSuer R F 0900-1150am SCI 203 LeSuer R12884 + 1550 02 General Chem I 4 MW 0830-0950am SCI 116 LeSuer R, Glowinski R $ W 1000-1050am SCI 106 LeSuer R, Glowinski R F 0900-1150am SCI 205 LeSuer R, Glowinski R14649 + 1550 03 General Chem I 4 MW 0830-0950am SCI 116 LeSuer R, Glowinski R $ M 0200-0250pm SCI 108 LeSuer R, Glowinski R R 0200-0450pm SCI 203 LeSuer R, Glowinski R12885 + 1550 61 General Chem I 4 M 0600-0850pm SCI 203 Simpson J, Glowinski R $ W 0500-0850pm SCI 106 Simpson J, Glowinski R12886 + 1560 01 General Chem II 4 MWF 1200-1250pm SCI 102 Bailey S $ M 0200-0450pm SCI 205 Bailey S F 0100-0150pm SCI 106 Bailey S12887 + 1560 02 General Chem II 4 MWF 1200-1250pm SCI 102 Bailey S, Glowinski R $ T 1000-1250pm SCI 205 Bailey S, Glowinski R W 1100-1150am SCI 106 Bailey S, Glowinski R




12888 + 1560 03 General Chem II 4 MWF 1200-1250pm SCI 102 Bailey S, Glowinski R $ M 1100-1150am SCI 106 Bailey S, Glowinski R R 1000-1250pm SCI 203 Bailey S, Glowinski R12890 1600 01 Intro Chem Profession 1 M 0200-0250pm SCI 113 Mardis K14651 + 2500 01 Organic Chem I 4 MW 0300-0450pm SCI 108 Rivas F M1/$ F 0200-0550pm SCI 305 Rivas F12892 + 2500 61 Organic Chem I 4 T 0600-0850pm SCI 106 STAFF M1/$ R 0500-0950pm SCI 305 STAFF12893 + 2510 01 Organic Chem II 4 TR 0900-1050am SCI 116 Nkansah A M1/$ W 0200-0550pm SCI 305 Nkansah A12895 + 2510 02 Organic Chem II 4 M 0200-0550pm SCI 305 Nkansah A, Van Duzor A M1/$ TR 0900-1050am SCI 116 Nkansah A, Van Duzor A14652 + 2600 01 Intro Chem Lab Pract 1 R 0300-0450pm SCI 300 McCarthy S CD14501 + 2650 61 Analytical Chem I 4 TR 0530-0920pm SCI 303 McCarthy S M1/$12897 + 2700 01 Industrial Chemistry 3 TBA TBA TBA Richter R12918 + 3300 01 Polymer Chemistry 3 TBA TBA TBA McCarthy S12916 + 4100 01 Adv Inorganic Chem 3 MW 0930-1050am SCI 108 Kanis D, Nkansah A, Jones II L12926 + 4250 01 Macro Physical Chem 3 MW 1100-1250pm SCI 108 Mardis K12927 + 4260 01 Macro Phys Chem Lab 1 T 0200-0550pm SCI 302 Kanis D12901 + 4302 01 Biochemistry I 4 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 108 Abraha A $ W 1200-0350pm SCI 303 Abraha A12920 + 4313 01 Biochemistry II 3 TR 0900-1015am SCI 108 Abraha A12925 + 4365 01 Analytical Chem II 4 RF 0100-0450pm SCI 302 Richter R W115103 + 4710 01 Readings in Sci Ed 1 TBA TBA TBA Van Duzor A CD14655 + 5250 01 Macro Physical Chem 3 MW 1100-1250pm SCI 108 Mardis K12904 + 5302 01 Biochemistry I 4 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 108 Abraha A W 1200-0350pm SCI 303 Abraha A12924 + 5313 01 Biochemistry II 3 TR 0900-1015am SCI 108 Abraha A15100 + 5365 01 Bio Analytical Chem 4 RF 0100-0450pm SCI 302 Richter R15104 + 5710 01 Readings in Sci Ed 1 TBA TBA TBA Van Duzor A CD

Chinese (CHIN) • HWH 301A / 773-995-235014079 1010 01 Elem Chinese I 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 200C Hu L $14080 + 1020 01 Elem Chinese II 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 200C Hu L $15083 + 2020 01 Intermediate Chinese II 3 TR 1230-0145pm HWH 302 Hu L $

Classroom Management (CAS) • HWH 330 / 773-995-210514578 2630 01 Classroom Management 1 TBA TBA TBA Kelly M

CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT INTERSESSION15125 2630 02I Classroom Management 1 TBA TBA TBA Kelly M CAS 2630-02I is an Intersession course. Contact the instructor, Margaret Kelly for meeting day/time information.

Communications, Media Arts & Theatre (CMAT) •DH 116A / 773-995-228014027 + 1130 01 Comm for Professionl 3 MWF 1000-1050am DH 203E Watkins-Barnes E414679 + 1130 02 Comm for Professionl 3 MWF 0100-0150pm DH 203E Watkins-Barnes E414029 + 1130 61 Comm for Professionl 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 117 Tyler T E414680 2020 01 Media Practicum 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA List C, White J14030 2030 01 Basic Speech Commun 3 TR 0800-0915am DH 116 STAFF14031 2030 02 Basic Speech Commun 3 MWF 0900-0950am DH 203E STAFF14032 2030 03 Basic Speech Commun 3 TR 0930-1045am DH 116 STAFF




14034 2030 04 Basic Speech Commun 3 MWF 1100-1150am DH 203E Watkins-Barnes14033 2030 05 Basic Speech Commun 3 MWF 1200-1250pm DH 116 Gordon T14036 2030 06 Basic Speech Commun 3 MWF 0100-0150pm DH 117 STAFF14037 2030 07 Basic Speech Commun 3 TR 0200-0315pm DH 117 Gordon T14035 2030 08 Basic Speech Commun 3 M 0200-0450pm DH 116 Watkins-Barnes14038 2030 09 Basic Speech Commun 3 W 0200-0450pm DH 117 Green A14040 2030 61 Basic Speech Commun 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 115 Mason N14039 2030 62 Basic Speech Commun 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 115 Tyler T14041 2030 63 Basic Speech Commun 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 117 McCrimon V14042 2030 64 Basic Speech Commun 3 S 0900-1150am DH 117 Leonard L14043 2030 65 Basic Speech Commun 3 S 0100-0350pm DH 117 Leonard L14044 2050 01 Intro Electrnc Media 3 TR 0200-0315pm DH 217 STAFF14045 2070 01 TV Studio Production 3 TR 0930-1215pm DH 107 STAFF $15126 2120 01 Radio Production 3 MWF 0100-0250pm DH 113 Kois C $14681 2140 01 African Amer Theatre 3 TR 0200-0315pm DH 116 Ifatunji S AE14682 2350 01 Hist Costume Design 3 TBA TBA TBA Green A14050 + 2500 01 Law/Ethics Mass Med 3 MWF 0900-0950am DH 117 Olson M W114684 + 2550 01 Acting 3 TR 0330-0445pm DH 107 Ifatunji S $14683 + 2560 01 Acting II 3 MWF 1100-1150am DH 102 Green A14685 2610 01 Oral Interpreta Lit 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 117 Ifatunji S14058 + 3080 01 Practicum in Media 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Olson M14059 + 3080 61 Practicum in Media 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Olson M JR/$14066 + 3320 01 Public Relations II 3 MWF 1000-1050am DH 117 Olson M E414070 + 3460 01 Writing for PR 3 MWF 0100-0150pm DH 216 Olson M E415127 + 3600 01 Adv Production Seminar 3 MWF 1000-1150am DH 107 Kent H E414054 + 4306 01 Practicum in Broadcasting 3 TBA TBA TBA List C, Olson M, White J CD/JR/$14056 + 4307 01 Broadcast Internship 3 to 12 TBA TBA TBA List C CD/SR14061 + 4322 01 Studies in Playwrtng 3 W 0100-0350pm DH 116 Perkins E E414691 4350 61 Theater Workshop 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 102 Jackson K $15023 + 4352 01 Digital Adv Fld Prod 3 TR 0930-1215pm DH 115 STAFF $15024 + 4360 01 Stage Direction 3 TR 0330-0445pm DH 116 Jackson K14693 + 4362 01 Issues in Broadcasting 3 MWF 1200-1250pm DH 117 Olson M E4/W114055 + 5306 01 Practicum in Broadcasting 3 TBA TBA TBA List C, Olson M, White J CD/$14057 + 5307 01 Broadcast Internship 3 to 12 TBA TBA TBA List C CD14062 + 5322 01 Studies in Playwrtng 3 W 0100-0350pm DH 116 Perkins E14692 5350 61 Theatre Workshop 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 102 Jackson K $15025 + 5360 01 Stage Direction 3 TR 0330-0445pm DH 116 Jackson K CD15027 + 5362 01 Issues in Broadcasting 3 MWF 1200-1250pm DH 117 Olson M CD

COMMUNICATIONS, MEDIA ARTS & THEATRE INTERSESSION14943 2020 01I Media Practicum 3 to 6 MTWRF 0900-0450pm DH 107 STAFF MT 0900-0450pm DH 107 STAFF CMAT 2020-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.

COMMUNICATIONS, MEDIA ARTS & THEATRE ONLINE14074 + 4316 51 Media Adaptation 3 -- WEB -- Jackson K CD14075 + 5316 51 Studies in Media Adaptations 3 -- WEB -- Jackson K CD

Computer Science (CPTR) • HWH 332 / 773-995-210215099 1050 01 Int Data Process 3 MWD 0800-0850am HWH 207 Sanders R $14234 1060 01 Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 207 Zazi G $14235 1060 02 Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 207 Chu R $14236 1060 03 Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 207 Chu R $




14237 1060 04 Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 207 Wang G $14238 1060 61 Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 211 Mirmira $14239 1060 62 Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 207 Chern J $14242 + 1090 01 Algorith Dev 3 TR 0800-0950am HWH 211 Wang J M1/$14243 + 1100 61 Intro C++ Program 3 W 0500-0750pm HWH 207 Vidal-Ascon L M1/$ F 0500-0650pm HWH 207 Vidal-Ascon L14813 + 1120 61 Intro Web Script Prog 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 207 Chern J $14244 + 1900 01 Intro to Comp Profssns 1 R 1000-1050am HWH 207 Shen E M114245 + 2100 01 Adv C++ Programming 3 TR 0800-1015am HWH 212 Getachew D M1/$14246 + 2100 61 Adv C++ Programming 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 212 Chern J M1/$ W 0600-0750pm HWH 212 Chern J14248 + 3100 01 Data Structures 3 TR 1040-1250pm HWH 211 Wang J $14814 + 3500 01 Int Operating Sys 3 W 0200-0450pm HWH 211 Chen J W1/$14252 + 3700 01 Commun/Cptr Ntwrks I 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 211 Wang G W1/$14249 + 4400 61 Computr Organization 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 212 Wang G $14253 + 4600 01 Intro Database Systm 3 MW 0130-0245pm HWH 207 Vidal-Ascon L $14254 + 4710 61 Network Security 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 212 Getachew D $14250 + 4800 61 Software Engineering 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 211 Wang J $14815 + 5550 61 Adv Operatng Systems 3 F 0700-0950pm HWH 207 Vidal-Ascon L $14818 + 5660 61 OBJ-Oriented DBases 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 207 Chen J $14258 + 5990 61 Grad Cptr Sci Experc 3 TBA TBA TBA STAFF $

COMPUTER SCIENCE INTERSESSION14945 + 1060 05I Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 MTWR 0900-1230pm HWH 211 Wang J CPTR 1060-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12.

Criminal Justice (CJ) • HWH 329 / 773-995-210813958 1130 01 Intro Forensic Sci 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 302 Reynolds T13959 1130 02 Intro Forensic Sci 3 M 0100-0350pm HWH 305 Paulson J13960 1130 61 Intro Forensic Sci 3 M 0600-0850pm JDC 213 Reynolds T14663 1130 62 Intro Forensic Sci 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 302 Paulson J13963 1190 01 Law and Justice 3 MW 1200-0115pm HWH 306 Williams R13964 1200 01 Intro to Law 3 MW 0200-0315pm HWH 304 Williams R13965 1200 02 Intro to Law 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 306 Perkins M13966 1200 03 Intro to Law 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 306 Cato D14664 1200 04 Intro to Law 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 200C Cato D13967 1200 61 Intro to Law 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 303 Wilkins T13968 1200 62 Intro to Law 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 217 Wilkins T13972 1220 61 Intro Privte Securty 3 S 1200-0250pm HWH 306 May M13974 2245 01 Intro Rstortve Justce 3 T 0100-0350pm HWH 303 Savage R14665 2245 02 Intro Rstortve Justce 3 W 0100-0350pm HWH 204 Beyer S13975 2245 61 Intro Rstortve Justce 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 200B Crigler E13973 2245 62 Intro Rstortve Justce 3 S 1200-0250pm HWH 205 Kimble C13979 + 2309 01 Survey Crim Just Sys 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 306 Perkins M13980 + 2309 61 Survey Crim Just Sys 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 303 May M13981 + 2316 01 Intro Criminology 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 204 Cooper M SO/W113982 + 2316 61 Intro Criminology 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 203E Patterson J SO/W113983 + 4320 01 Women in Crim Just 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 302 Perkins M13984 + 4324 01 Youth Gang Intervntn 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 302 Knox G13985 + 4335 01 Police Org & Mgmt 3 MW 0200-0315pm HWH 201 McMahon T14669 + 4340 61 U.S. Criminal Courts 3 M 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Thomson D13986 + 4343 61 Const Crim Procedure 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 205 Hemphill E JR13988 + 4345 01 Law Jud Proc Society 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 204 Cooper M JR




13990 + 4350 01 Rsrch Design in CJ 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 205 Crump T JR13992 + 4350 61 Rsrch Design in CJ 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 203E Crump T13994 + 4351 61 Probation & Parole 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 204 Stone R14671 + 4352 61 Juvenile Institutions 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 205 Calvin C14000 + 4357 01 Juv Delinq & Juv Jus 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 307 Thomson D14002 + 4363 61 Criminal Investigtn 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 309 Williams T14004 + 4368 01 Terrorism 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 306 Knox G14006 + 4380 61 Quantitative Rsrch Meth 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 105 Upshaw L14013 + 4381 61 Qualitative Research 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 205 Thomson D14008 + 4390 01 Prac/Intern Crim Jus 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Knox G14009 + 4390 02 Prac/Intern Crim Jus 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Perkins M14015 + 4392 01 Service Learning 3 to 6 TBA TBA FLD Williams R14678 + 5320 01 Women in Crim Just 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 302 Perkins M14469 + 5324 01 Youth Gang Interventn 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 302 Knox G14666 + 5335 01 Police Org & Mgmt 3 MW 0200-0315pm HWH 201 McMahon T14670 + 5340 61 US Criminal Courts 3 M 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Thomson D13987 + 5343 61 Const Crim Procedure 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 205 Hemphill E14667 + 5345 01 Law Jud Proc Society 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 204 Cooper M14668 + 5350 01 Rsrch Design in CJ 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 205 Crump T13993 + 5350 61 Rsrch Design in CJ 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 203E Crump T13995 + 5351 61 Probation & Parole 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 204 Stone R14672 + 5352 61 Juvenile Institutions 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 205 Calvin C14001 + 5357 01 Juv Delinq & Juv Jus 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 307 Thomson D14003 + 5363 61 Criminal Investigation 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 309 Williams T14673 + 5368 01 Terrorism 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 306 Knox G14007 + 5380 61 Quantitative Rsrch Meth 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 105 Upshaw L14014 + 5381 61 Qualitative Research 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 205 Thomson D14021 + 5845 61 Ethical Issues In CJ 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 205 Bradbury E14018 + 5880 61 Sem: Adv Topics CJ 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 304H Salahuddin M14019 + 5881 61 Adv Resrch Analysis & Appl 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 304H Salahuddin M14022 + 5898 61 Advocacy Policy Prac 3 TBA TBA FLD Thomson D14020 + 5899 61 Adv Prc/Int Crim Jus 3 to 6 TBA TBA FLD Salahuddin M CD

CRIMINAL JUSTICE EXTENSION15096 + 4340 91 U.S. Criminal Courts 3 T 0600-0850pm EXT -- Delgado D Extension Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Illinois Eye Institute/Illinois College of Optometry, Room: Adams Center For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.14676 + 4362 91 Community/Crime Prev 3 T 0600-0850pm EXT -- Roberts C Extension Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Olive Harvey College For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.15097 + 5340 91 U. S. Criminal Courts 3 T 0600-0850pm EXT -- Delgado D Extension Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Illinois Eye Institute/Illinois College of Optometry, Room: Adams Center For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.14677 + 5362 91 Community/Crime Prev 3 T 0600-0850pm EXT -- Roberts C Extension Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Olive Harvey College For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE ONLINE14026 1200 51 Intro to Law 3 -- WEB -- Williams R14674 + 4322 51 Organized Crime 3 -- WEB -- Patterson J14675 + 5322 51 Organized Crime 3 -- WEB -- Patterson J

DANCE • See Physical Education




Early Childhood Education (ECH) • ED 321 / 773-995-239114898 + 3092 61 ECH Cert Review 1 S 0100-0450pm ED 205 Murphy J, Paintal S, Steinhaus P ECH 3092-61 meets January 23, 30, February 6, 13, and 20.13306 + 4000 61 Found Instrctn ECH 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 303 Paintal S E313309 + 4001 61 Hist/Phil ECH Educ 3 W 0500-0750pm ED TBA STAFF13313 + 4002 61 The Young Child 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 205 Steinhaus P W113318 + 4120 61 Read/Lan Arts Yng Ch 3 T 0500-0850pm ED 307 Murphy J W113320 + 4150 61 Chd/Fam/Com/Relatns 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 205 Steinhaus P A113323 + 4170 61 Nutr/Hlth/Safety Chld 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 304 Parker D13324 + 4170 62 Nutr/Hlth/Safety Chld 3 S 0900-1150am ED 304 STAFF13316 + 4304 61 Infant/Toddl Dev Prog 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 205 Golliday R13332 + 4310 61 Lit For Young Chldrn 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 305 Murphy J E413328 + 4319 61 Meth Instrc Prim Lvl 4 W 0500-0850pm ED 305 STAFF13336 + 4740 01 Field Practicum ECH 3 MW 0830-0250pm FLD STAFF A1/CD/F1 W 0300-0450pm ED 100 STAFF13341 + 4750 01 St Tch/Sem: ECH 6 MTWRF 0830-0250pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0300-0450pm ED 304 Chilton T13344 + 4850 61 Screen/Assmnt/Eval 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 304 Steinhaus P CD14549 + 4950 01 Child Care Practicum 6 MTWRF 0830-0250pm FLD STAFF A1 W 0300-0450pm ED 301 STAFF13308 + 5000 61 Found Instrctn ECH 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 303 Paintal S13310 + 5001 61 Hist/Phil ECH Educ 3 W 0500-0750pm ED TBA STAFF13314 + 5020 61 The Young Child 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 205 Steinhaus P13348 + 5120 61 Read/Lan Arts Yng Ch 3 T 0500-0850pm ED 307 Murphy J A113321 + 5150 61 Chd/Fam/Com/Relatns 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 205 Steinhaus P A113325 + 5170 61 Nutr/Hlth/Safety Chld 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 304 Parker D13326 + 5170 62 Nutr/Hlth/Safety Chld 3 S 0900-1150am ED 304 STAFF14903 + 5250 61 Contem Influence Ech 3 R 0500-0750pm ED TBA Murphy J14904 + 5280 61 Multi-Dis Approach 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 205 Paintal S13317 + 5304 61 Infant/Toddl Dev Prog 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 205 Golliday R13334 + 5310 61 Lit For Young Chldrn 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 305 Murphy J13329 + 5319 61 Meth Instrc Prim Lvl 4 W 0500-0850pm ED 305 STAFF A113360 + 5320 61 Curr Presch-Pri Chn 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 306 Paintal S14908 + 5740 01 Field Practicum ECH 3 MW 0830-0250pm FLD STAFF A1/CD/F1 W 0300-0450pm ED 100 STAFF13342 + 5750 01 St Tch/Sem: ECH 6 MTWRF 0830-0250pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0300-0450pm ED 304 Chilton T13346 + 5850 61 Screen/Assmnt/Eval 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 304 Steinhaus P CD

Economics (ECON) • SCI 321 / 773-995-218614132 1000 61 Issues in Amer Econy 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 201 STAFF14133 1010 01 Prin Econ I: Macroeco 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 202 Leach E14134 1010 02 Prin Econ I: Macroeco 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 201 Hervani A14135 1010 03 Prin Econ I: Macroeco 3 TR 0930-1045am SCI 213 Mohaimani B14136 1010 04 Prin Econ I: Macroeco 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 201 King M14137 1010 05 Prin Econ I: Macroeco 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 201 Hervani A14139 1010 61 Prin Econ I: Macroeco 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 102 Mohaimani M14140 1020 01 Prin Econ II: Microec 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 203 King M14141 1020 02 Prin Econ II: Microec 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 204 King M14142 1020 03 Prin Econ II: Microec 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 201 Leach E14143 1020 04 Prin Econ II: Microec 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 201 Leach E14144 1020 61 Prin Econ II: Microec 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 102 Mohaimani M14145 + 2000 01 Environmental Econ 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 202 Hervani A




14737 + 2010 01 Money and Banking 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 305 Leach E14148 + 2060 01 Price & Alloc Theory 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 202 Mohaimani B14146 + 2070 61 Natl Income & Employ 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 102 Matthews J W114738 + 2120 01 Intnat Monetary Econ 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 204 Mohaimani B14149 + 2130 61 Econ of Stock Mrkts 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Leach E14739 + 4060 01 Senior Seminar 3 TBA TBA TBA Hervani A SR

ECONOMICS INTERSESSION 15050 1010 21I Prin Econ I: Macroeco 3 MW 0900-1200pm SCI 209 King M ECON 1010-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 21, 23, 28, 30; January 4 and 6.

ECONOMICS ONLINE 14226 1020 51 Prin Econ II: Microec 3 -- WEB -- Hervani A

ECONOMICS TELECOURSE14229 1010 55 Prin Econ I: Macroeco 3 T 0500-0550pm HWH 201 STAFF T1

Education (ED)• ED 318 / 773-995-2089students registered for eD 4312 or eD 5312 must have their own laptop computers.12976 + 4312 01 Teaching with Technology 3 W 0900-1250pm ED 206 Willard B E412977 + 4312 61 Teaching with Technology 3 F 0500-0850pm ED 102 Boyles P E412979 + 4312 62 Teaching with Technology 3 S 0900-1250pm ED 205 Obafemi L E412980 + 4312 63 Teaching with Technology 3 S 0900-1250pm ED 307 Durham L E412982 + 5312 01 Teaching with Technology 3 W 0900-1250pm ED 206 Willard B12984 + 5312 61 Teaching with Technology 3 F 0500-0850pm ED 102 Boyles P12985 + 5312 62 Teaching with Technology 3 S 0900-1250pm ED 205 Obafemi L12987 + 5312 63 Teaching with Technology 3 S 0900-1250pm ED 307 Durham L14917 + 5400 61 Urban Teacher 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 105 Gilchrist K F114261 + 5450 02 Adv Methods: Biol 3 R 0300-0550pm SCI 113 Jacobs K F115039 + 5450 03 Adv Methods: BE 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 202 Phelps M F114521 + 5450 05 Adv Methods: Eng 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 116 Darrisaw D F114267 + 5450 07 Adv Methods: Hist 3 R 0300-0550pm HWH 303 Kimble L F115036 + 5450 08 Adv Methods: Sec Math 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 217 Wayne C F115041 + 5450 11 Adv Methods: Sec FL&L 3 W 0600-0850pm ED 206 Norris E F114269 + 5450 12 Adv Methods: T&ED 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 202 Phelps M F112996 + 5460 01 Intrnship: Elem Tchg 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A2/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 300Holloway A, Harrington T, Kelly M15042 + 5470 03 Internship: Sec Teach BE 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A2/F1 W 0400-0550pm ED 321 Gilchrist K15043 + 5470 12 Internship: Sec Teach T&ED 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A2/F1 W 0400-0550pm ED 321 Gilchrist K13362 + 5485 01 Intrnshp/Sem ECH Ed 6 MTWRF 0830-0250pm FLD STAFF A2/F1 W 0300-0450pm ED 306 Murphy J15038 + 5750 02 Intern/Sem Tchg K-12 Biol 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD STAFF A2/F1 W 0800-1250pm FLD STAFF W 0400-0550pm SCI 114 Jacobs K14548 + 5750 05 Intern/Sem Tchg K-12 Eng 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A2/F1 W 0400-0550pm HWH 201 STAFF14275 + 5750 07 Intern/Sem Tchg K-12 Hist 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD STAFF A2/F1 W 0800-1200pm FLD STAFF W 0300-0450pm HWH 305 Bionaz R14324 + 5750 08 Intern/Sem Tchg K-12 Math 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A2/F1 W 0400-0540pm HWH 200B STAFF




EDUCATION HYBRID14918 + 5490 21 Rsch in Secondary Ed 3 R 0500-0750pm ED TBA Gilchrist K A2

Educational Leadership, Curriculum & Foundation (ELCF) •ED 319 / 773-995-208613745 1520 01 Intro to Teaching 2 MW 1000-1050am ED 301 STAFF F113746 1520 02 Intro to Teaching 2 TR 1100-1150am ED 301 Moses D F113747 1520 61 Intro to Teaching 2 W 0400-0550pm ED 102 Gueno L F113749 1520 62 Intro to Teaching 2 R 0400-0550pm ED 102 STAFF F114619 1520 63 Intro to Teaching 2 R 0600-0750pm ED 102 STAFF F113750 + 2000 01 Hist/Phil Am Pub Ed 3 MWF 1000-1050am ED 303 Makedon A F113751 + 2000 02 Hist/Phil Am Pub Ed 3 MWF 1100-1150am ED 303 Makedon A F113752 + 2000 61 Hist/Phil Am Pub Ed 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 102 STAFF F113754 + 4440 61 Phil/Curr/Inst MIDS 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 300 STAFF A113757 + 4500 61 Prin/Prac Secndry Ed 2 W 0400-0550pm ED 206 STAFF A1/F114620 4610 01 Ed Issues Blck Comm 3 T 0200-0450pm ED 302 McSwine B13759 4610 61 Ed Issues Blck Comm 3 W 0530-0820pm ED TBA McSwine B13761 + 5000 61 Philosophy of Eductn 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 302 Makedon A13762 + 5010 61 Curr Dvlpmt/Lrn Thry 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 302 Ellis C14622 5130 61 Hum Reltns/Leadshp 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 303 Cabraal L14623 + 5210 61 Foundatn Sch Adm/Org 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 301 Cabraal L13765 + 5240 61 Schl Supervision 3 W 0530-0820pm ED 303 King J13766 + 5310 61 Community Relations 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 305 Cabraal L14624 5320 61 Curr/Inst Dsgn/Dlvry 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 300 STAFF13768 + 5330 61 School Law 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 301 Ellis C13769 + 5340 61 Pract:Ldshp/Mgmt I 3 TBA TBA FLD Salazar N14625 + 5350 61 Pract:Ldshp/Mgmt II 3 TBA TBA FLD Truesdale W13771 + 5350 62 Pract:Ldshp/Mgmt II 3 TBA TBA FLD Crossley J13772 + 5350 63 Pract:Ldshp/Mgmt II 3 TBA TBA FLD STAFF14626 + 5350 64 Pract:Ldshp/Mgmt II 3 TBA TBA FLD Kerr R13774 + 5350 65 Pract:Ldshp/Mgmt II 3 TBA TBA FLD Reynolds E13776 + 5370 61 School Finance 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 301 Hendricks L14627 + 5400 61 Higher Ed Admin Law 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 300 Ellis C CD13782 + 5410 61 Proposal Dev Gp Fund 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 303 Hendricks L CD14629 + 5420 61 Microcptr in Ed 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 310 Makedon A CD13755 + 5440 61 Phil/Curr/Inst MIDS 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 300 STAFF A113758 + 5500 61 Prin/Prac Secndry Ed 2 W 0400-0550pm ED 206 STAFF A1/F113784 5530 61 Sec Schl Curr 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 100 Seo B13785 5540 61 Cur/Mat/Pra Today Sc 3 S 0900-1150am ED 302 STAFF13786 + 5600 61 Sem Finan Budg Hi Ed 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 300 Hendricks L14621 5610 01 Ed Issues Blck Comm 3 T 0200-0450pm ED 302 McSwine B13760 5610 61 Ed Issues Blck Comm 3 W 0530-0820pm ED TBA McSwine B13787 5650 61 Sem in Urban Educ 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 303 Crossley J13789 + 5780 61 Practcm Hi Ed Ad I 3 TBA TBA FLD Ellis C F114630 + 5790 61 Practm Hi Ed Ad II 3 TBA TBA FLD Ellis C F113791 + 5930 61 Higher Ed Adm/Eval 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 306 Ellis C13792 + 5950 61 Practicum in C&I 3 TBA TBA FLD Crossley J CD13793 + 5960 61 Fundmntl Ed Research 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 112E STAFF CD13794 + 5980 61 El/Sec Adm & Suprvsn 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 301 Gahungu A F1

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP ONLINE13788 5720 51 Technology in C&I 3 -- WEB -- Gahungu A




Elementary Education (ELED) • ED 318 / 773-995-234913013 + 3010 01 Fund For Eled Instrc 4 TR 1100-1250pm ED 200 Evans G W113015 + 3010 61 Fund For Eled Instrc 4 T 0500-0850pm ED 206 Clark V W1 14857 + 3092 61 Elem ED Cert Review 1 F 0500-0750pm ED 302 Walton P ELED 3092-61 meets January 22, 29, February 5, 12, and 19 in preparation for the Elementary Education Content Area Certification Exam.14485 + 4020 61 Teach Wrtng Mid Sch 3 S 0900-1150am ED 206 Jarvis Z E313021 + 4140 61 Teach Sci Elem Schl 3 T 0500-0850pm ED 200 Cyriaque C A1/F113023 + 4150 61 Tch Soc Stud Elem Sc 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K A1/F113025 + 4170 61 Teach Math Elem Schl 3 F 0500-0850pm ED 200 Harrington T A1/F113028 + 4190 61 Tch Fa/Hum/Ch Lit El 3 S 0100-0450pm ED 206 Freeman K A113034 + 4200 01 Field Practicum Eled 3 M 0830-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0830-1200pm FLD STAFF W 0100-0250pm ED 200 Kelly M, Clark V13040 + 4210 01 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 300 Holloway A13046 + 4210 02 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 200 Harrington T13047 + 4210 03 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 302 Clark V14858 + 4210 04 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 306A Jarvis Z13051 + 4210 05 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 303 Kelly M14486 + 5020 61 Teach Wrtng Mid Sch 3 S 0900-1150am ED 206 Jarvis Z13022 + 5140 61 Teach Sci Elem Schl 3 T 0500-0850pm ED 200 Cyriaque C A1/F113024 + 5150 61 Tch Soc Stud Elem Sc 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K A1/F113026 + 5170 61 Teach Math Elem Schl 3 F 0500-0850pm ED 200 Harrington T A1/F113031 + 5190 61 Tch Fa/Hum/Ch Lit El 3 S 0100-0450pm ED 206 Freeman K A113038 + 5200 01 Field Practicum Eled 3 M 0830-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0830-1200pm FLD STAFF W 0100-0250pm ED 200 Kelly M, Clark V14859 + 5210 01 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 300 Holloway A13055 + 5210 02 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 200 Harrington T14860 + 5210 03 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 302 Clark V14861 + 5210 04 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 306A Jarvis Z13061 + 5210 05 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 303 Kelly M13066 + 5520 61 Curr In Elem Schl 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 305 STAFF A2/F1

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION HYBRID13068 + 5521 21 Research Mid Schls 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 206 Wolf C A2

ELED 5521-21 is a hybrid course meeting January 22, 29, March 12, 26, April 2, 16, 30 and May 7.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION INTERSESSION14951 + 4170 01I Teach Math Elem Schl 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm ED 200 Harrington T A1/F1 MT 0900-0450pm ED 200 Harrington ELED 4170-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.




14952 + 5170 01I Teach Math Elem Schl 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm ED 200 Harrington T A1/F1 MT 0900-0450pm ED 200 Harrington T ELED 5170-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.

Engineering Studies (ENGR) • SCI 309 / 773-995-218012935 1210 01 Intro to Engineering 4 MW 1100-1250pm SCI 200 Zheng S12939 + 2330 01 Engr Thermodynamics 3 TR 1000-1145am SCI 202 Zheng S14657 2400 01 Engineering Economy 3 MW 0200-0350pm SCI 202 Zheng S12937 + 2550 01 Dynamics 3 TR 0200-0350pm SCI 202 Zheng S

English (ENG) • SCI 320 / 773-995-218913000 + 1092 61 Il Eng Tch Cert Rev 1 M 0500-0550pm SCI 1FW Storrs S13001 + 1230 01 Writers' Workshop I 3 MWF 0800-0950am BHS 504B Burns W E113002 + 1230 02 Writers' Workshop I 3 MWF 1000-1050am ED 304 STAFF E1 MWF 1100-1150am ED 304 STAFF13003 + 1230 03 Writers' Workshop I 3 TR 1100-1215pm JDC 214 Burns W E1 TR 1230-0145pm JDC 214 Burns W13004 + 1230 61 Writers' Workshop I 3 MW 0600-0715pm HWH 303 Linn J E1 MW 0730-0845pm HWH 303 Linn J13005 + 1240 01 Writers' Workshop II 3 TR 0800-0915am SCI 210 Roth L E1 TR 0930-1045am SCI 210 Roth L13006 + 1240 02 Writers' Workshop II 3 MWF 0900-0950am ED 306 Massel L E1 MWF 1000-1050am ED 306 Massel L13008 + 1240 03 Writers' Workshop II 3 MWF 1100-1150am ED 306 Massel L E1 MWF 1200-1250pm ED 306 Massel L13009 + 1240 61 Writers' Workshop II 3 TR 0600-0715pm JDC 211 Linn J E1 TR 0730-0845pm JDC 211 Linn J14515 1260 01 Intro to Literature 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 503A Howard W13012 1260 02 Intro to Literature 3 MW 0300-0415pm HWH 202 Hazard F14696 1260 61 Intro to Literature 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 503B Bryant J13016 + 1270 01 Composition I 3 MWF 0800-0850am ED 307 Webster C E113019 + 1270 02 Composition I 3 MWF 0900-0950am ED 307 Webster C E113030 + 1270 03 Composition I 3 MWF 1000-1050am ED 307 Webster C E113033 + 1270 04 Composition I 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 309 Willis A E113032 + 1270 05 Composition I 3 MW 0300-0415pm HWH 302 STAFF E113036 + 1270 06 Composition I 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 309 Willis A E113037 + 1270 07 Composition I 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 309 Willis A E113035 + 1270 61 Composition I 3 MW 0430-0545pm DH 217 STAFF E113039 + 1270 62 Composition I 3 MW 0600-0715pm DH 205 Amaker A E113041 + 1280 01 Composition II 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 309 Skolnik S E213042 + 1280 02 Composition II 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 308 Colbert J E213043 + 1280 03 Composition II 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 308 Colbert J E213044 + 1280 04 Composition II 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 216 Catterson P E2 13045 + 1280 05 Composition II 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 200B Skolnik S E213048 + 1280 06 Composition II 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 308 Colbert J E213050 + 1280 07 Composition II 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 308 Skolnik S E213053 + 1280 08 Composition II 3 MW 0300-0415pm HWH 308 Darrisaw D E2 13054 + 1280 09 Composition II 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 308 Ubangiji N E213056 + 1280 61 Composition II 3 MW 0730-0845pm HWH 200B Amaker A E213058 + 1280 62 Composition II 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 210 Reynolds D E213060 1360 02 Essent Eng Grammar 3 TR 1100-1215pm ED 303 Hazard F14700 1360 03 Essent Eng Grammar 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 205 Ubangiji N14701 + 2010 61 Intro to Journalism 3 MW 0430-0545pm HWH 302 Lansana Q E3




13062 + 2100 61 Writng/Edit Nonfictn 3 MW 0600-0715pm HWH 200B STAFF E314484 + 2120 01 Tech/Scient Writing 3 TR 0330-0445pm BHS 504B Amaker A E313063 2190 61 Survey Amer Lit II 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 100 STAFF13069 + 2280 01 Critical Strategies 3 TR 0330-0445pm SCI 116 Holmes W E3/W113070 2340 01 Read British Lit II 3 MW 0430-0545pm HWH 204 Hazard F13071 + 2370 61 Desktop Pub: Beginner 3 MW 0430-0545pm SCI 210 Amaker A E313072 2410 61 Third World Lit 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Ohale C14705 2440 61 Popular Literature 3 TR 0730-0845pm DH 216 Okorafor-Mbachu15086 + 2540 01 News Writing 3 MW 0300-0415pm HWH 203 STAFF13073 + 2790 01 Business Writing 3 MW 0430-0545pm HWH 309 Darrisaw D E3/W114707 + 2790 61 Business Writing 3 TR 0600-0715pm HWH 308 Holmes W E3/W113075 + 2800 01 Write Resrch Papers 3 TR 0200-0315pm SCI 209 Ohale C E3/W113079 + 2800 61 Write Resrch Papers 3 TR 0730-0845pm HWH 308 Holmes W E3/W113076 2910 01 African Amer Lit I 3 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 209 Ohale C AE13077 2910 61 African Amer Lit I 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 302 Bryant J AE15028 2940 61 African Amer Lit II 3 S 1200-0250pm SCI 213 STAFF AE14514 + 3630 61 Tch Eng Sec Sch 6-12 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 116 Darrisaw D A1/F114513 + 3750 01 St Tch/Sem: Sec Level 6 MTWRF 0800-0250pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0400-0550pm HWH 201 STAFF14499 + 3870 61 Research & Assessmnt 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 1FW Darrisaw D E315122 + 4311 61 Shakespeare 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 307 Ryan M E315110 4315 61 Chaucer 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 200B Nagle J13083 + 4316 61 World Masterpcs 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 304 Howard W E313090 + 4323 61 Wright/Elison/Baldwi 3 F 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Plumpp S E313086 + 4331 61 Literary Criticism 3 M 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Bryant J E315111 + 4337 01 Classical Rhetoric 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 205 Aghahowa B E313088 4338 61 Language 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 309 Ubangiji N13100 + 4347 61 Tchg Composition 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 302 Storrs S A114710 + 4349 61 The English Novel 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 203 Howard W E313104 4361 61 Language & Culture 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 200B Ubangiji N E314708 4367 01 Spec Topics In Eng 3 TR 0330-0445pm SCI 209 Ohale C Topic: African Literature14711 + 4368 01 Wkshop in English 1 to 3 M 0200-0450pm DH 216 Colbert J A2/CD Topic: MCAT Writing Prep14712 + 4368 61 Wkshop in English 1 to 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 210A Ellis K A2/CD Topic: Teaching Creative Writing14713 + 4370 61 Amer Ethnic Exp Lit 3 F 0600-0850pm DH 210A Ellis K15120 + 4379 61 Workshop in Publish 3 MW 0730-0845pm DH 205 Jackson-Opoku S E313130 + 4381 61 Seminar in Fiction 3 TR 0600-0715pm DH 216 Okorafor-Mbachu E313135 + 4395 01 Internship Writing 3 to 12 TBA TBA TBA Okorafor-Mbachu JR13084 5316 61 World Masterpcs 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 304 Howard W13091 5323 61 Wright/Elison/Baldwi 3 F 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Plumpp S13087 5331 61 Literary Criticism 3 M 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Bryant J15112 5337 01 Classical Rhetoric 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 205 Aghahowa B13089 5338 61 Language 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 309 Ubangiji N13101 + 5347 61 Tchg Composition 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 302 Storrs S A1/F115029 5349 61 The English Novel 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 203 Howard W13106 5361 61 Language & Culture 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 200B Ubangiji N14709 5367 01 Spec Topics In Eng 3 TR 0330-0445pm SCI 209 Ohale C Topic: African Literature14716 + 5368 01 Wkshop in English 1 to 3 M 0200-0450pm DH 216 Colbert J Topic: MCAT Writing Prep14717 + 5368 61 Wkshop in English 1 to 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 210A Ellis K Topic: Teaching Creative Writing14714 5370 61 Amer Ethnic Exp Lit 3 F 0600-0850pm DH 210A Ellis K




15119 + 5379 61 Workshop in Publish 3 MW 0730-0845pm DH 205 Jackson-Opoku S13132 5381 61 Seminar in Fiction 3 TR 0600-0715pm DH 216 Okorafor-Mbachu14715 + 5395 01 Internship Writing 3 to 12 TBA TBA TBA Okorafor-Mbachu CD15123 + 5411 61 Shakespeare 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 307 Ryan M E315114 5415 61 Studies in Chaucer 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 200B Nagle J13152 5452 61 Seminar in Eng Lit 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 210A Ryan M Topic: 20th Century British Drama13156 5456 01 Sem Publish-Writing 3 W 0300-0550pm DH 210A Lee D A214718 5461 61 Adv Poetry Writ Wksp 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 210A Lansana Q A2/CD14489 + 5463 61 Adv Fictn Writ Wkshp 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 210A Okorafor-Mbachu A2/CD14719 + 5498 01 Master's Thesis 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Lansana Q13163 + 5498 02 Master's Thesis 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Okorafor-Mbachu

ENGLISH HYBRID15113 + 1280 21 Composition II 3 R 0600-0715pm SCI 210 Williams C E215124 1360 21 Essent Eng Grammar 3 T 0600-0715pm BHS 306 Williams C13074 + 2790 21 Business Writing 3 T 1230-0145pm SCI 209 Williams G E3/W1

ENGLISH INTERSESSION14942 1360 01I Essent Eng Grammar 3 MTWRF 0100-0850pm SCI 209 Ubangiji N MT 0100-0850pm SCI 209 Ubangiji N ENG 1360-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28, and 29.

ENGLISH ONLINE14364 1260 51 Intro to Literature 3 -- WEB -- Storrs S14363 + 2280 51 Critical Strategies 3 -- WEB -- Reynolds D E3/W114366 + 2790 51 Business Writing 3 -- WEB -- Reynolds D E3/W115121 + 2790 52 Business Writing 3 -- WEB -- Williams G E3/W114368 + 2800 51 Write Resrch Papers 3 -- WEB -- Williams G E3/W115087 + 2800 52 Write Resrch Papers 3 -- WEB -- Storrs S E3/W1

Family & Consumer Sciences (FCS) • ED 200B / 773-995-380713635 + 2150 61 Interior Design 3 T 0500-0750pm ED TBA Phelps M CD

Finance (FIN) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397912936 1010 01 Personl Fin Decision 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 503B STAFF12938 + 2660 01 Principles of Finance 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 504A Coupet E12940 + 2660 02 Principles of Finance 3 MW 1230-0145pm BHS 503B Choi C12946 + 2660 61 Principles of Finance 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 503B Choi C12942 + 3640 61 Intro Fin Derivtves 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 506 Coupet E JR12948 + 3680 61 Investments 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 505 Choi C JR12945 + 3750 61 Real Estate Finance 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 505 Bryant L JR12943 + 4700 61 Corporate Fin Semnr 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 505 Coupet E B1

FINANCE ONLINE12951 + 2660 51 Principles of Finance 3 -- WEB -- Coupet E

Foreign Languages & Literatures (FL&L)• HWH 301A / 773-995-235014081 + 4000 61 Topcs: FL Meth (K-8) 3 W 0600-0850pm ED 206 Norris E A114734 + 4310 01 Intercult Comm 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 304 Norris E CD14593 + 5000 61 Topcs: FL Meth (K-8) 3 W 0600-0850pm ED 206 Norris E A1




FOREIGN LANGUAGES & LITERATURES INTERSESSION15115 + 2500 01I SAB: Intermed Orient 1 MTWRF 0900-0450pm HWH 208 Chierico R CD FL&L 2500-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.15117 + 4000 21I Topcs: FL Meth (K-8) 3 MW 0500-0750pm HWH 208 Norris E A1 FL&L 4000-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 21, 23, 28, 30; January 4 and 6. Additional course activities will be provided online.15118 + 5000 21I Topcs: FL Meth (K-8) 3 MW 0500-0750pm HWH 208 Norris E A1 FL&L 4000-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 21, 23, 28, 30; January 4 and 6. Additional course activities will be provided online.

French (FREN) • HWH 301A / 773-995-235014084 1010 01 Elementary French I 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 200C Norris E14086 + 1020 01 Elementary French II 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 200C Norris E14087 + 2010 01 Intermed French I 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 200C Norris E14088 + 2020 01 Intermed French II 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 200C Norris E

Freshman Seminar (FRSE) • CRSU 158 / 773-995-451013906 1500 01 Special Topics 2 MW 1100-1150am HWH 302 McInerney M13907 1500 02 Special Topics 2 MW 1200-1250pm HWH 200B Yazdy N13898 + 1510 01 Portfolio Development 1 M 1000-1050am JDC 211 STAFF13899 + 1510 02 Portfolio Development 1 M 1100-1150am JDC 211 McKnight F13900 + 1510 03 Portfolio Development 1 M 1200-1250pm HWH 302 McInerney M13901 + 1510 04 Portfolio Development 1 W 1100-1150am JDC 211 McKnight F13902 + 1510 05 Portfolio Development 1 W 1200-1250pm HWH 302 McInerney M13903 + 1510 06 Portfolio Development 1 W 0100-0150pm HWH 200B Collins E13904 + 1510 07 Portfolio Development 1 F 1100-1150am HWH 200B Yazdy N13905 + 1510 61 Portfolio Development 1 M 0500-0550pm JDC 214 STAFF

Geography (GEOG) • SCI 321 / 773-995-218614152 1000 01 Society/Environment 3 TR 0800-0915am SCI 213 STAFF14153 1000 02 Society/Environment 3 MWF 0900-0950am SCI 213 Breitbach C14154 1000 03 Society/Environment 3 MWF 1000-1050am SCI 213 Breitbach C14155 1000 61 Society/Environment 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 209 STAFF14156 1000 62 Society/Environment 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 213 Nazy J14157 1100 01 Global Diversity 3 TR 0930-1045am SCI 102 Bouman M14160 1100 61 Global Diversity 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 209 STAFF14159 1400 01 Intro Physical Geog 3 TR 0200-0340pm SCI 213 Kurke M $14741 + 2230 01 Geog World Economy 3 MWF 1200-1250pm SCI 213 Breitbach C14771 + 2400 61 Teaching Phys Geog 4 TR 0400-0540pm SCI 213 Kurke M $14742 + 2440 61 Intermed Phys Geog 3 M 0530-0920pm SCI 213 Halpin J E3/M114158 2500 01 The City: Envi/People 3 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 213 Bouman M14165 + 2840 61 Intr Geospatial Tech 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Biller J E3/M114162 + 3450 01 Conservation Nat Res 3 F 0100-0350pm SCI 213 Halpin J14743 + 4280 61 Gender & Development 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Breitbach C14163 4810 61 Cartographic Design 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Block D $14744 + 4880 61 Geog Measure Techs 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Bouman M $14745 + 5280 61 Gender & Development 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Breitbach C14746 + 5550 01 Sem Community Devel 3 TBA TBA TBA Block D $14168 5810 61 Cartographic Design 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Block D $14171 + 5840 61 Digital Image Prcsng 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Mulugeta G $14172 + 5850 61 GIS Application 3 TBA TBA TBA Mulugeta G $14747 + 5880 61 Geog Measure Techs 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Bouman M $




GEOGRAPHY INTERSESSION15049 1000 04I Society/Environment 3 MTWR 0100-0430pm SCI 207 Biller J GEOG 1000-04I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12.

GEOGRAPHY ONLINE14748 1000 51 Society/Environment 3 -- WEB -- Mulugeta G

Health & Safety (H S) • JDC 216 / 773-995-229013684 1570 01 First Aid 2 F 1000-1150am JDC 211 Horan M $

HEALTH & SAFETY EXTENSION14922 4050 91 Contemp Is Hlth Ed 3 M 0600-0850pm EXT -- Groh C Extension Course: Starts January 25 / Extension Site: Oak Lawn HS For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.15105 4070 91 Cur Hlth Prb Sch Chd 3 R 0600-0850pm EXT -- Bumbales N Extension Course: Starts January 21/ Extension Site: Elgin HS, Room: 240 For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.13726 + 4560 91 Adv Traf Safety & Instr Meth 3 W 0600-0850pm EXT -- Hionis M CD Extension Course: Starts January 20 / Extension Site: Taft HS, Room: PE 136 For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.13727 + 4560 92 Adv Traf Safety & Instr Meth 3 R 0600-0850pm EXT -- Scanlon J CD Extension Course: Starts January 21 / Extension Site: Bogan HS For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.13730 + 4570 91 Adv Safety Educatn 3 T 0600-0850pm EXT -- Martin J CD Extension Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Naperville Central HS, Room: 02 For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.14923 5050 91 Contemp Is Hlth Ed 3 M 0600-0850pm EXT -- Groh C Extension Course: Starts January 25 / Extension Site: Oak Lawn HS For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.15106 5070 91 Cur Hlth Prb Sch Chd 3 R 0600-0850pm EXT -- Bumbales N Extension Course: Starts January 21/ Extension Site: Elgin HS, Room: 240 For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.13728 + 5560 91 Adv Traf Safety & Instr Meth 3 W 0600-0850pm EXT -- Hionis M CD Extension Course: Starts January 20 / Extension Site: Taft HS, Room: PE 136 For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.13729 + 5560 92 Adv Traf Safety & Instr Meth 3 R 0600-0850pm EXT -- Scanlon J CD Extension Course: Starts January 21 / Extension Site: Bogan HS For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.13731 + 5570 91 Adv Safety Educatn 3 T 0600-0850pm EXT -- Martin J CD Extension Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Naperville Central HS, Room: 02 For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.

HEALTH & SAFETY ONLINE14924 4620 51 Curr In Hlth Ed 3 -- WEB -- Groh C14926 5620 51 Curr In Hlth Ed 3 -- WEB -- Groh C

Health Information Administration (HIA) • BHS 610 / 773-995-255213823 + 3100 01 Alt Hlth Care Systms 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 502 Price B CD13824 + 3200 61 Intro ICD 9 CM Codng 4 R 0400-0750pm BHS 502 STAFF13826 + 3700 01 Clinical Medicine II 4 MW 0900-1045am BHS 502 Price B13827 + 3910 01 Tech Prof Practice 3 TBA TBA FLD Borden A CD/JR




13829 + 4200 01 Rsrch Hlth Care/HIM 3 W 0900-1150am BHS 502A Stewart R CD/SR HIA 4200-01 meets January 19 – April 2.13828 + 4300 01 Hlth Info Standards 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 502 Borden A HIA 4300-01 meets January 19 – April 2.13830 + 4400 01 Hlth Care Org INSY 3 TR 0900-1045am BHS 502 Price B HIA 4400-01 meets January 19 – April 2.13831 + 4600 01 Mgmt Prfsnl Practice 3 TBA TBA FLD Borden A HIA 4600-01 meets April 5 – April 30.13832 + 4700 01 Reg HIA Exam Prep 2 T 0130-0320pm BHS 502 Borden A CD HIA 4700-01 meets January 19 – April 2.15098 + 3600 01 Legal Aspects & Ethics 3 MW 0130-0245pm BHS 502 Stewart R

Health, PE & Recreation (HPR) • JDC 216 / 773-995-229013685 + 1200 01 Persnl Hlth/Wellness 2 MW 1200-1250pm JDC 108 Buck S CD

HEALTH, PE & RECREATION ONLINE13737 2500 51 Or/Ad Hth PE Rec/Ath 3 -- WEB -- Place G

Health Sciences (H SC)• DH 126 / 773-995-251214438 1104 01 Med Terminology 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 504B Hardney K14439 1104 02 Med Terminology 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 307 Hardney K14440 1104 61 Med Terminology 3 T 0500-0750pm BHS 504B Hardney K14441 1150 01 Intro Hlth Profssns 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 307 Hardney K14443 1150 02 Intro Hlth Profssns 3 M 0200-0450pm BHS 306 Williams D14442 1150 61 Intro Hlth Profssns 3 T 0500-0750pm BHS 100 Wittbrodt E14444 1150 62 Intro Hlth Profssns 3 W 0500-0750pm BHS 506 Willis L14876 + 2190 61 Intro to Nutrition 3 W 0500-0750pm BHS 100 Coruthers K14446 + 2190 62 Intro to Nutrition 3 R 0500-0750pm BHS 100 Wagner J15045 + 2213 61 Health Disparities 3 F 0500-0750pm BHS 306 Ebomoyi E14878 2220 01 Persnl Hlth/Wellness 2 R 1000-1150am BHS 100 Akinmoladun T Enrollment in H SC 2220 requires concurrent enrollment in a P E activity course.14447 2220 61 Persnl Hlth/Wellness 2 W 0500-0650pm DH TBA Akinmoladun T Enrollment in H SC 2220 requires concurrent enrollment in a P E activity course.14449 2250 61 Health Care Ethics 3 T 0500-0750pm BHS 307 Cronce P14450 2265 61 Altrnative Hlth Care 3 F 0500-0750pm BHS 501 Osunkoya E15046 + 2375 61 Health Policy 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 129 Britt T CD14452 + 3315 61 Health Behavior 3 W 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Williams P14879 + 3316 61 Medical Science 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 120C Osunkoya E14454 + 3317 61 Health Promotion 3 T 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Akinmoladun T14455 + 3318 61 Basic Epidemiology 3 M 0500-0750pm BHS 100 Ebomoyi E14456 + 3319 61 Intro to Public Health 3 M 0500-0750pm BHS 504B Akinmoladun T14457 + 3321 61 Service Learning in Health 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 103 Germain M, Ebomoyi E14458 + 3322 61 Research Methods 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 129 Adefuye A14459 + 3323 61 Intro to Environmental Health 3 F 0500-0750pm BHS 307 Akinmoladun T14460 + 3324 01 Program Planning 3 R 0100-0350pm DH 216 Ebomoyi E14461 + 3325 61 Comm Health Practicum 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Anguh I14880 + 3327 61 Bioterrorism & Health 3 T 0500-0750pm TBA TBA STAFF14883 + 3328 61 International Health 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 120C Germain M14881 + 3329 61 Intro to Biostatistics 3 R 0500-0750pm BHS 306 STAFF

HEALTH SCIENCES Online14448 2250 51 Health Care Ethics 3 -- WEB -- Bachmeyer P




History (HIST) • SCI 315 / 773-995-219213164 1092 01 Il Hist Tch Cert Rev 1 TBA TBA TBA Kimble L Students registered in HIST 1092 should contact the instructor at (773) 821-4983.13165 + 1200 01 West & World to 1715 3 TR 0200-0315pm SCI 116 Kucera R R214778 + 1200 61 West & World to 1715 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 116 Kucera R R213168 + 1210 01 West & Wrld Since 1715 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 303 Rowe S R214779 + 1210 61 West & Wrld Since 1715 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 305 Rowe S R213178 + 1300 01 US Hist 1607-1876 3 MWF 1100-1150am SCI 209 Bionaz R R213180 + 1310 01 US Hist Since 1877 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 202 Morikawa S R213183 + 1310 02 US Hist Since 1877 3 MWF 0800-0850am HWH 205 Morikawa S R213186 + 1310 03 US Hist Since 1877 3 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 102 Jones H R213188 + 1310 61 US Hist Since 1877 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 204 Jones H R214780 + 2200 01 Key Prblms Wrld Hist 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 209 N'Daou S R213196 + 2200 61 Key Prblms Wrld Hist 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 100 N'Daou S R214781 + 2330 01 Intro Middle Ages I 3 MW 0300-0415pm SCI 209 Kuzdale A R213202 + 2470 61 Hist of Illinois 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 202 Kimble L R213203 + 2710 61 African American Exp 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 201 Morikawa S R213204 + 2850 01 Africa Since 1800 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 201 N'Daou S R213205 + 2930 01 Wksp Wld Peace Org 3 TR 0230-0345pm SCI 102 Jones H CD14782 + 2970 01 Special Topics Hist 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 302 Rowe S R2 Topic: Revolutions in Europe14783 4020 61 Hist of Af Am Women 3 T 0500-0750pm SCI 116 Morikawa S14785 + 4190 61 Am Rev/Est Republic 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 201 Bionaz R CD14789 + 4270 61 Anc Nr East/Greece 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 102 Kucera R CD14787 + 4310 61 Tudor/Stuart England 3 M 0500-0750pm HWH 202 Kuzdale A CD14791 + 4570 61 History of Haiti 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 101 Rowe S13214 + 4630 01 Meth Tch Soc St Sec 3 R 0300-0550pm HWH 303 Kimble L A1/F113217 + 4750 01 Stdnt Tch Sec Soc St 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0800-1200pm FLD STAFF W 0300-0450pm HWH 305 Bionaz R14793 + 4990 61 Special Topics Hist 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 204 N'Daou S CD14784 5302 61 Hist of Af Am Women 3 T 0500-0750pm SCI 116 Morikawa S14786 + 5319 61 Am Rev/Est Republic 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 201 Bionaz R CD14790 + 5327 61 Anc Nr East/Greece 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 102 Kucera R CD14788 + 5331 61 Tudor/Stuart England 3 M 0500-0750pm HWH 202 Kuzdale A CD14792 + 5357 61 History of Haiti 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 101 Rowe S14794 + 5399 61 Special Topics Hist 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 204 N'Daou S13218 + 5405 61 Historic Thought 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 100 Kucera R14795 + 5490 61 Sem in Hist I 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 217 Jones H

HISTORY HYBRID13177 + 1210 21 West & Wrld Since 1715 3 F 0500-0650pm BHS 506 Kuzdale A R2

HIST 1210-21 is a hybrid course meeting on January 30, February 27, March 27, April 24, and May 15.

HISTORY ONLINE13191 + 1310 51 US Hist Since 1877 3 -- WEB -- Kimble L R2

Honors (HON) • CRSU 231 / 773-995-380113429 + 1210 01 Honors English Comp II 3 TR 0330-0445pm ED 301 Catterson P14775 + 1310 01 Math & Sci Inquiry II 3 MW 1200-0115pm SCI 113 Kuhn T13431 + 1500 01 Social Inquiry 3 MW 0100-0215pm ED 305 Anderson K, Redman A R213432 + 2020 01 Science & Society II 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 200B Milo R




14776 + 2300 01 Arts & Society 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 306 Kang S13433 + 2400 01 Values in Conflict 3 TR 1100-1215pm ED 205 Cronce P13434 + 2900 01 Persp on Human Exist 3 TR 0930-1045am DH 216 Catterson P

Industrial Technology (I T) • ED 200B / 773-995-380714930 1142 61 Basic Graphc Commnctn 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 109 STAFF $13639 2250 61 Manufacture Process 3 T 0600-0850pm ED 104 STAFF $15044 + 3092 61 I T Cert Review 1 TBA TBA TBA Gilchrist K15095 + 3220 61 Computer System Tech 3 T 0500-0950pm ED TBA Ayyash M14533 + 4333 61 Network Configrtn II 3 M 0500-0950pm ED 109 Ayyash M14934 + 4369 61 Tec Pro Wood/Synthet 1 to 9 W 0600-1050pm ED 104 Catlett M CD14519 + 5220 61 Manage Maintain Comp 3 T 0500-0950pm ED TBA Ayyash M14520 + 5333 61 Network Configrtn II 3 M 0500-0950pm ED 109 Ayyash M $14935 + 5369 61 Tec Pro Wood/Synthet 1 to 9 W 0600-1050pm ED 104 Catlett M CD

Information Systems (INSY) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397814420 1360 61 Int Computer Inf Sys 4 T 0600-0850pm BHS 508 Saghafi B14421 1370 01 Microcptr Applic Bus 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 508 Abuleil S14422 1370 02 Microcptr Applic Bus 3 TR 1230-0145pm BHS 508 Saghafi B14423 1370 03 Microcptr Applic Bus 3 TR 0330-0445pm BHS 508 Saghafi B14424 1370 61 Microcptr Applic Bus 3 S 0900-1150am BHS 508 Alsamara K14524 + 2840 01 Intro to Object-Oriented Pro 4 MW 1230-0145pm BHS 508 Abuleil S14428 + 3280 61 Database Technologies 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 508 Alsamara K14429 + 4300 01 Sys Analysis & Design 3 MW 0330-0445pm BHS 508 Abuleil S14611 + 4450 61 Data Com and Computer Net 4 W 0600-0850pm BHS 508 Alsamara K

INFORMATION SYSTEMS ONLINE14425 1370 51 Microcptr Applic Bus 3 -- WEB -- Alsamara K14427 + 3270 51 Mgmt Info Systems 3 -- WEB -- Alsamara K14430 + 4900 51 Special Tpcs in INSY 1 to 3 -- WEB -- Abuleil S Topic: Web Development

Liberal Studies (LBST) • SCI 321 / 773.995.248414131 + 3900 01 Liberal Studies Sem 3 MW 0200-0315pm SCI 213 Halpin J SR

Library Information & Media Studies (LIMS) • ED 203 / 773-995-259814848 + 5004 01 Student Tchg/Sem 6 TBA TBA TBA Gomez G A113103 5005 01 Clncl Exp Sch Lib MC 1 to 2 TBA TBA TBA Gomez G14854 5010 61 Read of Young People 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 310 Scott W13120 5020 61 Cataloging & Class 3 M 0500-0850pm ED 204 Rosa K F114855 + 5100 61 Lib Inf Retriev Sys 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 202 Gomez G CD14852 5190 61 Clt/Dvlpm Use Ref Mat 4 R 0500-0850pm ED 202 Rosa K F114851 5240 61 Lit/Media Chd/Yng Ad 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 202 Rosa K F113124 5280 61 Mgmt/Orgnztn 3 T 0500-0750pm ED TBA Pullen K13122 5300 61 Admin Media Centers 3 M 0500-0850pm ED 206 Evans G F114853 + 5560 61 Storytell & Folk Lit 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 204 Evans G14849 + 5590 01 Independent Study 1 to 3 TBA TBA TBA Gomez G, Rosa K CD14850 + 5600 01 Field Practicum 3 TBA TBA FLD Evans G CD14847 + 5992 61 Lib Info Spec Review 1 TBA TBA TBA Gomez G, Rosa K14856 + 5999 01 Thesis Writing LIMS 3 TBA TBA TBA Rosa K, Gomez G




LIBRARY INFORMATION & MEDIA STUDIES ONLINE13109 5050 51 Library Lit/Research 3 -- WEB -- Pullen E14929 + 5060 51 Seminar in Research 3 -- WEB -- Pullen E CD14508 5110 51 Public Library 3 -- WEB -- Rosa K14928 5140 51 Curr/Media Center 3 -- WEB -- Gomez G

Management (MGMT) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397814612 1030 61 Int Mod Bus Systems 3 F 0600-0850pm BHS 503A STAFF14397 + 2520 01 Sm Business Mgmt 3 MW 0800-0915am BHS 501 STAFF JR14391 3010 01 Prin of Mgmt 3 MW 0930-1045am BHS 501 Bibb S W114392 3010 02 Prin of Mgmt 3 TR 1230-0145pm BHS 501 Osuji L W114393 3010 61 Prin of Mgmt 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 501 Osuji L W114394 3020 01 Organization Behave 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 501 Kpo W14395 3020 02 Organization Behave 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 501 STAFF14396 3020 61 Organization Behave 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 503A Kpo W14613 + 3020 62 Organization Behave 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 503A Kpo W14388 + 3240 01 Production Management 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 504B Alwan S14389 + 3240 02 Production Management 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 501 Ali H14390 + 3240 61 Production Management 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 503B Ali H14404 + 3570 01 Man Proc Non-Prof Org 3 MW 1230-0145pm BHS 501 Bibb S JR14399 + 3600 61 Human Resource Mgmt 3 F 0600-0850pm BHS 503B Martin R14400 + 3620 61 Industrial Relatn 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 503A Martin R14401 + 3640 01 Organization Theory 3 MW 1230-0145pm BHS 503A Kpo W14407 + 3730 61 Real Estate Manage 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 501 Martin R JR14402 + 4100 01 Fld Exp Small Bus 3 MW 0330-0445pm BHS 503B STAFF B1/SR14405 + 4850 01 Internatnl Business 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 503A Ali H B114406 + 4850 61 Internatnl Business 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 501 Bokhari Z B114408 + 4890 01 Business Policy and Strategy 3 MW 1230-0145pm BHS 504B Alwan S B1/SR14409 + 4890 61 Business Policy and Strategy 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 501 Alwan S B1/SR

Marketing (MKTG) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397814411 + 3110 01 Prin of Mktg 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 501 Kearney T JR14412 + 3110 02 Prin of Mktg 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 501 STAFF JR14414 + 3110 61 Prin of Mktg 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 504B Osuji L JR14415 + 3620 61 Prin of Advertising 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 506 Bibb S14416 + 3780 61 Cons Behavior 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 504B Bibb S14615 + 3840 61 Phy Distrbtn/Logstcs 3 S 0900-1150am BHS 504A STAFF14417 + 4830 01 Marketing Research 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 500 Osuji L W114418 + 4880 01 Adv Marketing Mgmt 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 500 Kearney T B1/SR/W1

Mathematics (MATH) • HWH 332 / 773-995-210214268 + 0910 61 IL Tch Basic Mth Rev 1 S 0900-1150am HWH 304 Wayne C Math 0910-61 meets January 23 – March 13.14259 + 0920 61 Il Math Tch Cert Rev 1 S 0900-1150am HWH 309 STAFF Math 0920-61 meets January 23 – March 13.14260 0990 01A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MTWR 0800-0940am HWH 209 Shen E E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14262 0990 01B Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWR 0800-0940am HWH 306 Cannon P E1/$ Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13.




14264 0990 02A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MTWR 0900-1040am HWH 208 Moody L E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14280 0990 02B Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWR 0900-1040am DH 103 STAFF E1/$ Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13.14281 0990 03A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MTWR 1000-1140am BHS 503B Cannon P E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14282 0990 04A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MTWR 0200-0340pm HWH 208 Alexis E E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14819 0990 04B Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWR 0200-0340pm BHS 506 STAFF E1/$ Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13.14284 0990 05A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 TR 0900-1240pm SCI 100 Khasawneh E E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14285 0990 05B Appl Intermed Algebra 4 TR 0900-1240pm DH 217 Jia L E1/$ Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13.14286 0990 06A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MW 0900-1240pm ED 102 Khasawneh E E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14287 0990 06B Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MW 0900-1240pm HWH 303 Mirmira S E1/$ Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13.14288 0990 07A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MWF 0830-1050am HWH 302 Bundly B E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14289 0990 08A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MWF 1100-0120pm HWH 208 Ries W E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14290 0990 08B Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MWF 1100-0120pm SCI 116 Sanders R E1/$ Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13.14291 0990 09A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MWF 1230-0250pm SCI 100 Wilson L E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14292 0990 09B Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MWF 1230-0250pm ED 100 Atallah N E1/$ Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13.14820 0990 10A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MWF 1000-1220pm DH 217 Atallah N E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14294 0990 11 Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWR 1000-1050am HWH 209 Alexis E E1/$ Enrollment in this section requires approval of the math department chairperson. Math 0990-11 covers Levels 1 and 2 for a total of 4 credit hours.14295 0990 61A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MWF 0600-0830pm HWH 208 Dardai S E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14296 0990 62A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MW 0500-0830pm HWH 209 Taghavy A E1/$ Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14297 0990 63B Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 TR 0500-0830pm HWH 209 Sanders R E1/$ TR 0500-0830pm HWH 209 Sanders R Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.




14298 0990 64A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 W 0500-0830pm HWH 203 Craan J E1/$ S 0830-1150am HWH 204 Craan J Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 19 – March 13. Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 22 – May 25.14302 + 1010 01 Math for ELED Tch I 3 MW 1200-0140pm HWH 209 Chen J M114821 + 1010 02 Math for ELED Tch I 3 TR 0300-0445pm BHS 503B STAFF M114304 + 1010 61 Math for ELED Tch I 3 M 0530-0910pm BHS 307 Craan J M114305 + 1010 62 Math for ELED Tch I 3 S 1200-0350pm HWH 208 Mirmira S M114306 + 1020 01 Math for ELED Tch II 3 WF 1200-0140pm DH 103 Erickson J M114307 + 1020 02 Math for ELED Tch II 3 TR 0230-0420pm HWH 100 Wilson L M114308 + 1020 61 Math for ELED Tch II 3 S 1200-0350pm HWH 209 Bundly B M114309 + 1200 01 College Algebra 3 TR 0900-1040am HWH 203 Hrozencik D M114310 + 1200 02 College Algebra 3 TR 1100-1240pm HWH 209 Hrozencik D M114311 + 1200 03 College Algebra 3 WF 1100-1240pm HWH 100 Yimer A M114312 + 1200 04 College Algebra 3 MW 0200-0340pm SCI 102 O'Donnell S M114313 + 1200 05 College Algebra 3 TR 0200-0340pm DH 203E Akatsa V M114314 + 1200 61 College Algebra 3 MW 0720-0900pm ED 102 STAFF M114315 + 1200 62 College Algebra 3 S 0800-1150am HWH 208 Mirmira S M114316 + 1210 01 College Alg & Trig 3 TR 1100-1240pm HWH 208 Akatsa V14317 + 1210 02 College Alg & Trig 3 MW 0100-0240pm HWH 102 Weening F14822 + 1210 61 College Alg & Trig 3 F 0530-0910pm HWH 205 STAFF14319 + 1250 01 Pre-Calculus Math 5 MWF 0900-1040am HWH 305 Yimer A14327 + 1400 01 Basic Calculus 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 209 Solakiewicz R14328 + 1400 61 Basic Calculus 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 306 Weening F14332 + 1410 01 Calculus I 4 MF 0900-1040am HWH 309 Weening F14333 + 1410 02 Calculus I 4 TR 1100-1240pm BHS 506 Getachew D14500 + 1415 61 Calc Life Sci I 4 TR 0530-0710pm HWH 208 Solakiewicz R14335 + 1420 01 Calculus II 4 TR 1100-1240pm ED 304 Zazi G14336 + 1420 61 Calculus II 4 TR 0720-0900pm HWH 208 Jia L14330 + 1500 01 Intro To Finite Math 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 209 Yimer A14331 + 1500 61 Intro To Finite Math 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 209 Ruiz P14329 + 1600 61 Basic Prob/Statis I 3 S 1200-0250pm HWH 202 Ruiz P14823 + 1800 01 Quantitative Literacy 3 MF 0800-0915am HWH 308 STAFF M1/R214300 + 1800 61 Quantitative Literacy 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 205 Yimer A M1/R214322 + 1900 61 Intro Math Profssns 1 W 0600-0650pm HWH 300 Wayne C14325 + 2200 01 Linear Algebra 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 203 Weening F14326 + 2200 61 Linear Algebra 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 102 Hrozencik D14825 + 2300 01 Intro Higher Math 3 MWF 0900-0950am DH 217 O'Donnell S14337 + 2430 01 Calculus III 4 TR 0800-0940am DH 203E Solakiewicz R14338 + 2550 61 Differential Eqns 4 MW 0530-0710pm HWH 132 Erickson J14339 + 2800 61 Discrete Math 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 211 Akatsa V14826 + 3800 01 Theory of Interest 3 MW 1000-1120am HWH 304 Musial P14320 + 4000 61 Tch Math Sec Sch 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 217 Wayne C A1/F114827 + 4005 01 St Tch Sem: Sec Lvl 6 MTWRF 0800-0250pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0400-0540pm HWH 200B Wayne C14344 + 4020 01 Math for HS Math Tch 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 205 O'Donnell S15093 + 4110 61 Geometry I 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 300 Jia L W114345 + 4410 01 Int Real Variables 3 TR 1000-1115am HWH 308 Solakiewicz R14829 + 4710 61 Hist of Mathematics 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 216 O'Donnell S15092 + 4800 01 Math Methods of Physics 3 TR 1100-1250pm SCI 104 Garcia-Solis E14831 + 5470 61 Functional Analysis 3 R 0500-0750pm DH 203E Erickson J14830 + 5550 61 Adv Numerical Meth 3 F 0500-0750pm HWH 302 Jia L14832 + 5610 61 Math Statistics I 3 M 0500-0750pm JDC 211 Musial P14348 + 5950 61 Master Proj 3 TBA TBA TBA STAFF CD14833 + 5980 61 Master Thesis 6 TBA TBA TBA STAFF CD




MATHEMATICS HYBRID14346 + 5220 21 Modern Algebra I 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 300 Attele K

MATHEMATICS INTERSESSION14946 0990 AI Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWR 0900-0110pm HWH 212 Wang G E1/$ Math 0990-AI is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12. Math 0990-AI covers Level 1 ONLY.14948 0990 BI Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWR 0500-0910pm HWH 212 Attele K E1/$ Math 0990-BI is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12. Math 0990-BI covers Level 2 ONLY.

Media Studies (MS) • ED 203 / 773-995-259812969 5050 61 Survey Tech Libraries 3 W 0500-0850pm ED 204 Gomez G F1

Middle School Education (MIDS) • ED 318 / 773-995-208914867 + 4160 61 Teachg Crtve Arts MIDS 3 S 0100-0450pm ED 206 STAFF A113133 + 4200 01 Field Practicum: MIDS 3 M 0830-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0830-1200pm FLD STAFF W 0100-0250pm ED 200 Kelly M, Clark V14862 + 4210 01 Student Teach MIDS 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 200 Harrington T14863 + 4220 61 Teachg Math MIDS 3 F 0500-0850pm ED 200 Harrington T A114864 + 4230 61 Teachg Science MIDS 3 T 0500-0850pm ED 200 Cyriaque C A114865 + 4240 61 Teachg Soc Stds MIDS 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K A114868 + 5160 61 Teachg Crtve Arts MIDS 3 S 0100-0450pm ED 206 Freeman K A114866 + 5200 01 Field Practicum: MIDS 3 M 0830-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/CD/F1 W 0830-1200pm FLD STAFF W 0100-0250pm ED 200 Kelly M, Clark V14869 + 5210 01 Student Teach MIDS 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0330-0520pm ED 200 Harrington T14870 + 5220 61 Teachg Math MIDS 3 F 0500-0850pm ED 200 Harrington T A114871 + 5230 61 Teachg Science MIDS 3 T 0500-0850pm ED 200 Cyriaque C A114872 + 5240 61 Teachg Soc Stds MIDS 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K A1

Military Science (MI S) • DH 204 / 773-995-224213284 1020 01 Basic Leadership 1 W 0300-0350pm DH 216 Bonds C R 0330-0530pm JDC 100 Bonds C Some Thursday sessions held at IUN.13285 + 1510 01 Physcl Readiness I 1 MWF 0700-0750am JDC 100 Bonds C CD13286 2020 01 Leadership & Teamwrk 2 W 0400-0550pm SCI 102 Svoboda R R 0330-0530pm JDC 100 Svoboda R Some Thursday sessions held at IUN.13287 + 2510 01 Physcl Readiness II 1 MWF 0700-0750am JDC 100 Svoboda R SO14496 2600 01 U S Military History 3 W 0100-0350pm JDC 211 Svoboda R13288 + 3020 01 Leadership & Ethics 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 103 Abraham C CD R 0330-0530pm JDC 100 Abraham C Some Thursday sessions held at IUN.13290 + 3510 01 Physcl Readiness III 1 MWF 0700-0750am JDC 100 Abraham C JR13292 + 3990 61 Military Theory 1 T 0400-0450pm DH 103 Svoboda R CD




Music (MUS) • HWH 331 / 773-995-2155

MUS • General Education and Non-Music Major CoursesStudents are required to have their own instrument for private applied lessons. TBA lessons are one-hour, weekly private lessons arranged with the instructor. It is the responsibility of the student to contact the Department of Music to arrange this lesson time.

13443 1111 01 Intro Theory I 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 103 Butters S $13444 1117 01 Class Voice II 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 107 STAFF $13447 1134 01 Hist/Apprec Music 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 105 STAFF15057 1134 61 Hist/Apprec Music 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 105 STAFF14960 1191 01 Class Piano I 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 106 Sudeith M $14961 + 1192 01 Class Piano II 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 106 Sudeith M $14962 + 1192 02 Class Piano II 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 106 Hendricks J $14963 + 1192 61 Class Piano II 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 106 Hendricks J $13456 2217 61 Jazz/Pop Mus Hist II 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 105 Offard F AE14964 2286 01 Afro-Caribbean Music 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 105 Florine J14965 + 2297 01 Diction II 2 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 107 Williams D CD

MUS • General Education and Non-Music Applied CoursesTBA lessons are one-hour, weekly private lessons arranged with the instructor. Students are required to have their own instrument for private applied lessons. It is the responsibility of the student to contact the Department of Music to arrange this lesson time. Registration for applied lessons ends August 19, the last day of regular registration.

13435 + 1100 01 Strings 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Matthews T, Raynovich W CD/$13436 + 1101 01 Trumpet or Cornet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P CD/$14957 + 1102 01 French Horn 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T CD/$14958 + 1105 01 Trombone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T CD/$14959 + 1106 01 Tuba 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T CD/$13440 + 1107 01 Jazz Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH Hendricks J, Gessner D, Felton J CD/$13441 + 1108 01 Flute 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$13442 + 1109 01 Clarinet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$13445 + 1118 01 Saxophone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$13446 + 1133 01 Percussion 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S CD/$13449 + 1139 01 Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hendricks J, Felton J, $ Gessner D, Sudeith M13450 + 1143 01 Voice 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA LeClair B, Schulz B, Williams D $13451 + 1144 01 Guitar 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Offard F CD/$14966 + 1145 01 Organ 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Sudeith M CD/$14967 + 1146 01 Steel Pan 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S CD/$13454 + 1147 01 African Drum 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S CD/$13455 + 1148 01 Bass: Acoustc/Electrc 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA DeSanto D CD/$

MUSA • Private applied music lessons for music majors only.14968 + 1100 01 Flute 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$14969 + 1101 01 Oboe 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$13460 + 1102 01 Clarinet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$14970 + 1103 01 Saxophone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$14971 + 1104 01 Bassoon 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF CD/$13463 + 1105 01 Trumpet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P CD/$14972 + 1106 01 French Horn 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T CD/$14973 + 1107 01 Trombone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T CD/$14974 + 1108 01 Baritone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T CD/$14975 + 1109 01 Tuba 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T CD/$




13468 + 1110 01 Violin 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Matthews T CD/$14976 + 1111 01 Viola 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Matthews T CD/$14977 + 1112 01 Cello 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Raynovich W CD/$13471 + 1113 01 Double Bass 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA DeSanto D, Manson M CD/$14978 + 1114 01 Guitar 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Offard F CD/$13473 + 1115 01 Percussion 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S CD/$14979 + 1116 01 African Drum 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S CD/$14980 + 1117 01 Steel Pan 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S CD/$13476 + 1120 01 Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hendricks J, Sudeith M CD/$13477 + 1121 01 Organ 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Sudeith M CD/$13478 + 1124 01 Voice 2 TBA TBA HWH Williams D, LeClair B, Schulz B CD/$13479 + 1130 01 Jazz Improvisation 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P14981 + 1131 01 Jazz Saxophone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF CD13481 + 1132 01 Jazz Trumpet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P CD14982 + 1133 01 Jazz Trombone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF CD13483 + 1134 01 Jazz Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH Hendricks J, Gessner D, Felton J CD14985 + 1135 01 Jazz Guitar 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Offard F CD14986 + 1136 01 Jazz Bass 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA DeSanto D CD14987 + 1137 01 Drumset 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Smith M CD14988 + 2200 01 Flute 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R $14989 + 2201 01 Oboe 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R $14990 + 2202 01 Clarinet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R $14991 + 2203 01 Saxophone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R $14992 + 2204 01 Bassoon 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF $13492 + 2205 01 Trumpet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P $14993 + 2206 01 French Horn 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T $14994 + 2207 01 Trombone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T $14995 + 2208 01 Baritone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T $14996 + 2209 01 Tuba 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T $14997 + 2210 01 Violin 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Matthews T $14998 + 2211 01 Viola 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Matthews T $14999 + 2212 01 Cello 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Raynovich W $15000 + 2213 01 Double Bass 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA DeSanto D, Manson M $15001 + 2214 01 Guitar 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Offard F $15002 + 2215 01 Percussion 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S $15003 + 2216 01 African Drum 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S $15004 + 2217 01 Steel Pan 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S $13505 + 2220 01 Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hendricks J, Sudeith M $15005 + 2221 01 Organ 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Sudeith M $13507 + 2224 01 Voice 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Williams D, LeClair B, Schulz B $15006 + 2230 01 Jazz Improvisation 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted 15007 + 2231 01 Jazz Saxophone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF15008 + 2232 01 Jazz Trumpet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P15009 + 2233 01 Jazz Trombone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF15010 + 2234 01 Jazz Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hendricks J15011 + 2235 01 Jazz Guitar 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Offard F $15012 + 2236 01 Jazz Bass 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA DeSanto D15013 + 2237 01 Drumset 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Smith M

MUSE • Music Ensembles • Participation open to all CSU students by audition13516 + 1110 01 Concert Band 1 MW 0300-0440pm HWH 104 Stevenson R $13517 + 1130 01 Jazz Band 1 TR 0200-0340pm HWH 104 Whitted P $14983 + 1134 61 Jazz Combo 1 W 0500-0750pm HWH 104 Whitted P $13519 + 1140 01 Concert Choir 1 MW 0300-0440pm HWH 107 Williams D $14984 + 1151 61 Steel Band 1 TR 0400-0515pm HWH 107 Smith M $




MUSM • Music Majors • Core music courses for Music Majors Only13520 + 1112 01 Music Theory II 2 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 103 Kuchar E $13521 + 1114 01 Music Theory IV 2 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 103 Raynovich W $13522 + 1116 01 Aural/Key Skills II 2 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 103 Kuchar E $13523 + 1118 01 Aural/Key Skills IV 2 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 103 Raynovich W $15014 + 1182 01 Piano Accompanying 1 TBA TBA TBA Sudeith M13524 + 1800 01 Performance Class 0 T 1100-1150am DH 102 Butters S15015 + 2000 01 Independent Study 1 to 3 TBA TBA TBA STAFF15016 + 2203 01 String Instruments 2 TR 0930-1045am HWH 104 Matthews T $15017 + 2207 61 Jazz Methods 2 T 0500-0750pm HWH 105 Whitted P $13527 + 2218 01 Composition I 2 TBA TBA TBA Raynovich W $13528 + 2219 01 Composition II 2 TBA TBA TBA Raynovich W $13529 + 2228 01 World Music Cultures 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 105 Florine J15069 + 2242 01 Diction II 2 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 107 Williams D15019 + 3000 01 Independent Study 1 to 3 TBA TBA TBA STAFF CD15020 + 3311 01 Counterpoint 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 103 Raynovich W $13533 + 3316 01 Music Hist & Lit II 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 105 Florine J W115021 + 3318 01 Composition III 2 TBA TBA TBA Raynovich W $15022 + 3319 01 Composition IV 2 TBA TBA TBA Raynovich W $13531 + 3800 01 Junior Recital 0 TBA TBA TBA Smith M JR13537 + 4040 01 Conducting 2 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 104 Stevenson R15058 + 4061 01 Teach Mus Elem Schls 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 105 STAFF F113539 + 4076 01 Stud Teach/Sem K-12 6 MTWRF TBA TBA TBA STAFF A1/F113540 + 4800 01 Senior Recital 0 TBA TBA TBA Smith M SR13541 + 4900 01 Music Internship 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Smith M15059 + 5000 01 Independent Study 1 to 3 TBA TBA TBA STAFF

Nursing (NURS) • BHS 200A / 773-995-399213837 + 0950 01 Enrichment 1 F 1200-0150pm DH 120A Ricks-Saulsby R Senior Level Course13838 + 0950 02 Enrichment 1 F 1200-0150pm DH 120C Multack J Senior Level Course13843 + 2100 01 Health Promotion 3 M 0830-1120am DH 120A Multack J, Letcher B13844 + 2100 02 Health Promotion 3 T 0200-0450pm DH 120A Williams D13839 + 2150 01 Intro to Nursing 3 W 1200-0250pm DH 120A Anderson M13865 + 2150 02 Intro to Nursing 3 R 0900-1150am DH 120A Schaaf L14877 + 2190 61 Intro to Nutrition 3 W 0500-0750pm BHS 100 Coruthers K14480 + 2190 62 Intro to Nutrition 3 R 0500-0750pm BHS 100 Ventura J13841 + 2200 61 Nursing Pathopsly 4 T 0500-0850pm DH 120A Britt T13842 + 2200 62 Nursing Pathopsly 4 R 0500-0850pm DH 120A Evans W13840 + 2300 61 Nurs Proc Adm of Pharm 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 120A Schaaf L14890 + 2375 61 Health Policy 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 129 Britt T13850 + 3200 01 Clinical Inquiry 3 M 0230-0520pm DH 120A Prendergast P13851 + 3200 02 Clinical Inquiry 3 R 0200-0450pm DH 120A Prendergast P13852 + 3200 03 Clinical Inquiry 3 F 0200-0450pm DH 120A Hureston L13845 + 3250 01 Adult Hlth Nurs I 6 MR 0830-1150am HWH 100 Lino N, Bryant D, Grabowski R $ TW 0700-0250pm FLD Lino N, Bryant D, Grabowski R NURS 3250-01 lecture sessions meet January 19 – March 11. Field sessions meet January 20 – March 10.




13846 + 3250 02 Adult Hlth Nurs I 6 MR 0830-1150am HWH 100 Lino N, Bryant D, $ Grabowski R, Fleming P TW 0230-1030pm FLD Hawkins C NURS 3250-02 lecture sessions meet January 19 – March 11. Field sessions meet January 20 – March 10.13854 + 3300 01 Care:Dvloping Family 6 MR 0830-1150am HWH 100 Busch S, Letcher B, Bachmeyer P $ TW 0700-0250pm FLD Bachmeyer P, Letcher B, Bryant D, Busch S NURS 3300-01 lecture sessions meet March 22 – May 13. Field sessions meet March 23 – May 12.13855 + 3300 02 Care:Dvloping Family 6 MR 0830-1150am HWH 100 Busch S, Letcher B, Bachmeyer P $ TW 0230-1030pm FLD Anderson L, Caine J NURS 3300-02 lecture sessions meet March 22 – May 13. Field sessions meet March 23 – May 12.14478 + 3321 61 Service Learning in Health 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 103 Germain M, Ebomoyi E TBA TBA FLD Germain M, Ebomoyi E13848 + 3450 61 Health Promotion RNs 3 M 0500-0750pm BHS 100C Schaaf L13849 + 4100 61 Nursing Leadership 2 W 0500-0650pm BHS 100C Ricks-Saulsby R13847 + 4200 01 Mental Health Nrsng 6 M 0900-1150am DH 120C Hureston L, Multack J, Fleming P M 0200-0450pm DH 120C Hureston L, Multack J, Fleming P R 0800-0450pm FLD Hureston L, Multack J, Williams F NURS 4200-01 lecture sessions meet January 25 – March 29. Field sessions meet January 21 – May 13.13856 + 4250 01 Commnty/Public Hlth 6 T 0900-1150am DH 120C Ricks-Saulsby R, Germain M $ T 0100-0350pm DH 120C Ricks-Saulsby R, Germain M W 0800-0450pm FLD Germain M, Ricks-Saulsby R NURS 4250-01 lecture sessions meet January 19 – March 30. Field sessions meet January 20 – May 12.13860 + 4300 03 Ldrshp/Mgmt:Clinical 2 MT 0700-0300pm FLD Anderson M, Ricks-Saulsby R $ NURS 4300-03 field sessions meet April 5 – May 11.13858 + 4379 01 NCLEX Preparation 1 F 0900-0950am DH 120A Grabowski R13859 + 4379 02 NCLEX Preparation 1 F 0900-0950am DH 120C Schaaf L13861 + 4383 01 Nurs Seminar 1 F 1100-1150am DH 120A Fleming P13862 + 4383 02 Nurs Seminar 1 F 1100-1150am DH 120C Hureston L13863 + 4383 61 Nurs Seminar 1 R 0400-0450pm BHS 307 Schaaf L13857 + 4600 61 Clinical Nurs II 5 R 0800-0150pm FLD Anderson M R 0500-0750pm BHS 307 Anderson M

NURSING INTERSESSION14953 + 0930 01I Bridge III 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm BHS 100 Ricks-Saulsby R MT 0900-0450pm BHS 100 Ricks-Saulsby R NURS 0930-01I is an intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.14954 + 0940 01I Bridge IV 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm BHS 307 Bachmeyer P MT 0900-0450pm BHS 307 Bachmeyer P NURS 0940-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 28 and 29.14955 + 4300 01I Ldrshp/Mgmt: Clinical 2 MTWRF 0700-0300pm FLD Bachmeyer P NURS 4300-01I is an Intersession course meeting December 30, January 4, 5, 6 7, 8, 11, 12, 13 and 14.14956 + 4300 02I Ldrshp/Mgmt: Clinical 2 MTWRF 0700-0300pm FLD Anderson M NURS 4300-02I is an Intersession course meeting December 28, 29; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12 and 13.

NURSING ONLINE 13866 + 2250 51 Health Care Ethics 3 -- WEB -- Bachmeyer P




Occupational Therapy (O T) • DH 132 / 773-995-236613867 2010 61 Intr to Oc Therapy 3 MW 0400-0550pm DH 125 Wittbrodt E15061 + 4100 01 Foundtn Princpls/OT 3 F 0830-1120am DH 125 Austin S13870 + 4110 01 Contxt OT Serv Delvy 2 R 0200-0350pm DH 129 Heath-Baldwin C13872 + 4141 01 Eval & Intrnventn II 5 MR 0900-1120am DH 125 Smith R, Austin S $ T 0830-0330pm FLD Mahoney W, Smith R, Austin S, Wittbrodt E15063 + 4150 01 Human Occupation I 3 W 0100-0350pm DH 129 Smith R $13876 + 4151 01 Human Occupation II 3 MW 0100-0250pm DH 125 Austin S $13878 + 4161 01 Health Conditions II 3 W 0830-1120am DH 125 Roundtree L, Mahoney W15062 + 5100 01 Foundtn Princpls/OT 3 F 0830-1120am DH 125 Austin S13871 + 5110 01 Contxt OT Serv Delvy 2 R 0200-0350pm DH 129 Heath-Baldwin C13873 + 5141 01 Eval & Interventn II 5 MR 0900-1120am DH 125 Smith R, Austin S $ T 0830-0330pm FLD Mahoney W, Smith R, Austin S, Wittbrodt E15064 + 5150 01 Human Occupation I 3 W 0100-0350pm DH 129 Smith R $13877 + 5151 01 Human Occupation II 3 MW 0100-0250pm DH 125 Austin S $13879 + 5161 01 Health Conditions II 3 W 0830-1120am DH 125 Roundtree L, Mahoney W13886 + 5211 01 Prog Plan Population 3 W 0100-0350pm DH 130 Roundtree L13881 + 5232 01 Research Project II 3 TBA TBA TBA Smith R13883 + 5232 02 Research Project II 3 TBA TBA TBA Mahoney W13884 + 5243 01 Eval & Intrventn IV 5 MR 0900-1120am DH 129 Wittbrodt E $ T 0830-0450pm FLD Heath-Baldwin C13885 + 5263 01 Health Conditions IV 3 M 0100-0350pm DH 129 Mahoney W13887 + 5371 01 Level II Fld: Rot II 5 MTWRF 0830-0450pm FLD Heath-Baldwin C OT 5371-01 meets January 4 – March 26.13889 + 5395 01 Graduate Symposium 4 M 0100-0350pm DH 130 Wittbrodt E, Roundtree L W 0830-1130am DH 129 Wittbrodt E, Roundtree L R 0200-0450pm DH 125 Wittbrodt E, Roundtree L OT 5395-01 meets March 29 – May 7.

Pharmacy (PHAR) • DH 206 / 773-821-250013891 + 6112 01 Dosage Form II 3 M 0100-0150pm DH 101 Masinde L TR 1000-1050am DH 101 Masinde L W 0100-0350pm DH TBA Masinde L13892 + 6112 02 Dosage Form II 3 M 0100-0150pm DH 101 Masinde L TR 1000-1050am DH 101 Masinde L R 0100-0350pm DH TBA Masinde L13890 + 6114 01 Pharm Biochem II 3 MWR 0900-0950am DH 101 Puglisi-Weening13893 6115 01 Microbiology/Immuno 4 MWRF 1100-1150am DH 101 Fazal N M 0200-0450pm DH TBA Fazal N13894 + 6122 01 Prof Practice II 2 R 0100-0450pm FLD Johnson C F 0100-0250pm DH 101 Johnson C13895 + 6122 02 Prof Practice II 2 W 0100-0450pm FLD Johnson C F 0100-0250pm DH 101 Johnson C13896 6123 01 Research Methods 3 MWF 1000-1050am DH 101 Mukherjee K13897 6124 01 Patient Assessment 2 T 1100-1150am DH 101 Hardy Y T 0200-0450pm DH TBA Hardy Y14899 + 6224 01 Prof Practice IV 2 W 0800-0450pm FLD Johnson C14900 + 6224 02 Prof Practice IV 2 R 0800-0450pm FLD Johnson C14901 + 6226 01 Appl Patient Care II 3 M 0900-1050am DH TBA STAFF R 0900-1150am DH TBA STAFF




14902 + 6226 02 Appl Patient Care II 3 M 0900-1050am DH TBA STAFF W 0900-1150am DH TBA STAFF14905 + 6227 01 Pharm Law and Ethics 3 T 1000-1050am DH TBA STAFF F 1000-1150am DH TBA STAFF14906 + 6233 01 DAST III 4 MT 1100-1150am DH TBA Gentry E MF 0100-0150pm DH TBA Gentry E14907 + 6234 01 DAST IV 4 MTF 0200-0250pm DH TBA Gentry E T 0300-0350pm DH TBA Gentry E

PHARMACY INTERSESSION15070 + 6223 01I Prof Practice III 1 MTWRF 0800-0450pm DH 101 Johnson C PHAR 6623-01I is an Intersession course meeting January 4 - January 15. Course session time will be arranged with the instructor. Please contact the instructor prior to registration.

Philosophy (PHIL) • SCI 315 / 773-995-219213227 1010 01 Intro to Philosophy 3 MWF 1100-1150am BHS 506 STAFF13228 1010 02 Intro to Philosophy 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 201 Kornegay S14796 1010 61 Intro to Philosophy 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 205 McCarty P14797 1020 01 Intro to Logic 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 205 STAFF13241 1020 61 Intro to Logic 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 203 STAFF13242 1020 62 Intro to Logic 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 201 STAFF13244 1030 01 Critical Thinking 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 503A MacCarthy S13245 1030 02 Critical Thinking 3 MWF 1000-1050am SCI 209 McCarty P14798 1030 03 Critical Thinking 3 MWF 1100-1150am SCI 102 McCarty P13248 1030 04 Critical Thinking 3 MW 0200-0315pm HWH 309 MacCarthy S 13251 1030 61 Critical Thinking 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 202 MacCarthy S13232 1040 01 Ethics 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 506 Cronce P W114799 1040 02 Ethics 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 204 McCarty P W114800 + 2020 01 Hist Mod Philosophy 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 202 STAFF15034 + 2229 01 Symbolic Logic 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 202 Gomberg P15035 2250 01 Intro Soc & Pol Phil 3 TR 1100-1215pm ED 305 MacCarthy S13253 + 2530 01 Computer Ethics 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 203 Cronce P13254 + 2760 61 Philosophy of Law 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 100 STAFF CD

Physical Education (P E) • JDC 216 / 773-995-229013686 1040 01 Yoga 1 MW 1200-1250pm JDC 102 Nelson D15066 1070 01 Folk & Ethnic Dance 1 F 1100-1250pm JDC 102 Walker-Harris F13688 1130 01 Begin Jazz Dance 1 MW 1000-1050am JDC 102 Nelson D13689 1450 01 Jazz-X-Rcise 1 MW 1100-1150am JDC 102 Nelson D13690 1620 01 Power Walking 1 MWF 1000-1050am JDC 200 Walker-Harris F PE 1620-01 meets January 20 through April 9.13691 2040 61 Hlth & PE Eled Tchrs 3 W 0500-0615pm JDC 108 Kolacki J W 0620-0750pm JDC 102 Kolacki J13692 2040 62 Hlth & PE Eled Tchrs 3 S 1000-1115am JDC 102 Fyneface M S 1120-1250pm JDC 211 Fyneface M14471 2070 01 Tech for PE/REC Prfn 3 MW 0800-0950am JDC 108 Place G13693 2090 01 Dance Perform Study 1 to 2 MW 0200-0350pm JDC 102 Nelson D15067 2130 01 Tumbling/Gymnastics 1 F 1000-1150am JDC 215 Kutame M13695 2300 01 Diet/Fitness/Weight 4 MW 1200-1250pm JDC 211 Walker-Harris F MF 0100-0150pm JDC 210A Walker-Harris F W 0100-0150pm JDC 102 Walker-Harris F13698 2363 01 Motor Development 4 MW 0100-0250pm JDC 108 Szyman R13696 + 2380 01 Lifetime Sports 2 TR 1100-1250pm JDC 100 Kutame M




13697 2610 01 Princpls Physcl Fit 2 TR 0900-1050am JDC 100 Reed E13699 + 2800 01 Prsnl/Prof Dvlpmt PE 2 F 0800-0950am JDC 211 Bator M E513700 + 3010 01 Applied Biomechanics 3 F 1200-0250pm JDC 108 Szyman R13702 + 3030 01 Psly of Exercise 3 TR 0100-0250pm JDC 108 Reed E14836 + 3092 01 P E Cert Review 1 TBA TBA TBA Szyman R14837 + 3280 01 Psyc/Soc Aspect: PE 3 MW 1000-1115am JDC 213 Buck S13708 + 3410 61 Persnl Training Cert 3 S 0900-1150am JDC 214 Gillenwater-Catron S 1200-0350pm JDC 210A Gillenwater-Catron PE 3410-61 meets January 23 through March 6.13704 + 4530 41 Mthd/Prac: El/Mid Sch 3 TR 0900-1030am FLD Kutame M, Groh C A1/F1 P E 4530-41 meets at Bennett School located at 10115 S. Prairie.13706 + 4750 01 Student Tch K-12 P E 6 MTWRF 0830-0330pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0430-0620pm JDC 214 Kutame M, Groh C13710 5000 61 Resrch Meth PE/Sprt 3 M 0630-0920pm JDC 214 Buck S13711 + 5240 01 Develp Resrch Problm 1 TBA TBA TBA Reed E13712 + 5250 01 Data Collectn/Analys 1 TBA TBA TBA Reed E13713 + 5260 01 Research Conclusions 1 TBA TBA TBA Reed E13709 + 5410 61 Persnl Training Cert 3 S 0900-1150am JDC 214 Gillenwater-Catron S 1200-0350pm JDC 210A Gillenwater-Catron P E 5410-61 meets January 23 through March 6.13705 + 5530 41 Mthd/Prac: El/Mid Sch 3 TR 0900-1030am FLD Kutame M, Groh C A1/F1 P E 5530-41 meets at Bennett School located at 10115 S. Prairie.13707 + 5750 01 Student Tch K-12 PE 6 MTWRF 0830-0330pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0430-0620pm JDC 214 Kutame M, Groh C

PHYSICAL EDUCATION EXTENSION15068 5030 91 Motor Learning 3 W 0630-0920pm EXT -- Szyman R Extension Course: Starts January 20 / Extension Site: Andrew High School, Room: S213 For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.14839 5406 91 Analysis Teach P E 3 T 0630-0920pm EXT -- Kutame M Extension Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Andrew High School, Room: S213 For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION INTERSESSION14949 5050 21I Sociol of Sport 3 MW 0500-0800pm JDC 214 Buck S

-- WEB TBA Buck SP E 5050-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 21, 23, 28, 30; January 4 and 6.Additional course activities will be provided online.

14950 5230 21I Resrch Stats/Rept PE 3 MW 0100-0400pm JDC 108 Reed E TR 0100-0400pm JDC 108 Reed E -- WEB TBA Reed E P E 5230-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting January 22, 29; January 4, 6, 11 and 13. Additional course activities will be provided online.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION ONLINE13738 5090 51 Psych of Sport 3 -- WEB -- Buck S

Physical Science (PH S) • SCI 309 / 773-995-218012944 1000 02 Sci/Society/Survival 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 102 Nazy J12949 1000 61 Sci/Society/Survival 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 116 Nazy J14658 1010 01 Energy Today's World 3 TR 0900-1015am SCI TBA STAFF12953 1010 61 Energy Today's World 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 103 Bozovsky J




12954 1010 62 Energy Today's World 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 103 Bozovsky J12955 1080 01 Crit Think Technlogy 3 TR 0200-0315pm SCI 108 Van Duzor A12957 1080 61 Crit Think Technlogy 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 202 Smith K12958 + 1100 61 Practical Physics I 3 T 0500-0850pm SCI 113 Black I M112959 1130 01 Practicl Chem I 3 MW 1000-1150am SCI 203 Koziarski R $12961 1140 61 Prac Earth/Spa Sci 3 TR 0400-0550pm SCI 202 Nazy J $14558 1150 01 Basic Astronomy 3 MW 0300-0450pm SCI 113 Coble K $14659 + 2113 01 Practicl Chem II 3 MW 0900-1050am SCI 203 Koziarski R $

PHYSICAL SCIENCE INTERSESSION14944 1000 01I Sci/Society/Survival 3 MTWR 0100-0430pm SCI 102 Mimnaugh M Ph S 1000-01I is an intersession course meeting December 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; January 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 12.

Physical Therapy (P T) • DH 126 / 773-995-251214882 3301 61 Foundations of PT 3 F 0500-0750pm DH 129 White R

Physics (PHYS) • SCI 309 / 773-995-218012964 + 1510 61 General Physics I 4 MW 0600-0920pm SCI 108 Coble K $12966 + 1520 61 General Physics II 4 MW 0600-0915pm SCI 106 Kuhn T $12967 1600 01 Intro Phys Profssns 1 M 0200-0250pm SCI 113 Mardis K12970 + 2110 61 Physics I With Calc 4 MW 0600-0915pm SCI 113 Harton A $12973 + 2220 01 Physics II w/Calc 4 MW 1000-1150am SCI 113 Kuhn T $ T 0200-0450pm SCI 113 Kuhn T12981 + 3150 01 Electr/Magnetism I 3 TBA TBA TBA Sabella M12983 + 3210 01 Thermodynamics 3 TR 1000-1145am SCI 202 Zheng S12986 + 3300 01 Fuel Cell Technology 4 TBA TBA TBA Nkansah A, Jones II L $12992 + 3450 01 Mathematical Methods 3 TR 1100-1250pm SCI 104 Garcia-Solis E14656 + 4120 01 Classical Mech II 3 TBA TBA TBA Sabella M E312989 + 4550 01 Exper Phys Apparatus 3 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 104 Garcia-Solis E E3/$15101 + 4710 01 Readings in Sci Ed 1 TBA TBA TBA Van Duzor A CD12990 + 4850 01 Adv Undergrad Lab I 3 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 104 Garcia-Solis E E3/$14662 + 4860 01 Adv Undergrad Lab II 3 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 104 Garcia-Solis E E3/$15102 + 5710 01 Readings in Sci Ed 1 TBA TBA TBA Van Duzor A CD

Physiology (PSLY) • SCI 310 / 773-995-218313419 + 2040 01 Human Physiology 4 MWF 0900-1050am SCI 216 Al-Ghoul W R213420 + 2040 61 Human Physiology 4 TR 0600-0850pm SCI 216 He R R213421 + 4035 01 Homeostatic Mechnsm 4 MW 1100-0150pm SCI 216 Al-Ghoul W, He R13424 + 5035 01 Homeostatic Mechnsm 4 MW 1100-0150pm SCI 216 Al-Ghoul W, He R13423 + 5700 61 Cell Physiology 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 120 Sharpe J

Political Science (POL) • SCI 315 / 773-995-219213255 1000 01 Crit Think Pol/Law 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 201 Sawyer G13256 1010 01 Amer Natl Government 3 TR 0930-1045am SCI 209 Dimah A13258 1010 02 Amer Natl Government 3 MW 1000-1115am ED 100 Aka P13260 1010 03 Amer Natl Government 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 203E Leach C13261 1010 04 Amer Natl Government 3 MW 0830-0945am SCI 100 Beverly P13267 1010 05 Amer Natl Government 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 202 Davis C13266 1010 06 Amer Natl Government 3 TR 0200-0315pm SCI 100 Dimah A14801 1010 07 Amer Natl Government 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 202 STAFF14802 1010 08 Amer Natl Government 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 201 Leach C




13268 1010 61 Amer Natl Government 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 203 Thomas J13269 1010 62 Amer Natl Government 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 202 Osuji C13270 1010 63 Amer Natl Government 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 116 Osuji C13271 + 2210 61 Public Admin Prncpls 3 W 0700-0950pm HWH 304H Aka P SO14804 + 2230 01 Public Policy Anlys 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 504B Beverly P SO15060 + 2390 61 Model Il Government 2 F 0600-0850pm HWH 309 Williams C SO POL 2390-61 meets January 19 – April 10.13274 + 2930 01 Wksp World Peace 3 TR 0230-0345pm SCI 102 Jones H SO14835 + 3280 01 Administrative Law 3 MW 0100-0215pm HWH 200C Aka P JR13273 + 3500 01 Pol Inq/Cptr Appl 3 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 116 Dimah A SO13275 + 4030 61 Am Constitutionl Law 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 302 Leach C E4/JR14806 + 4040 61 Contem Internal Rel 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 100 Dimah A JR14808 + 4990 01 Special Topcs Pol Sc 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 201 Leach C JR Topic: Media/Politics

Psychology (PSYC) • HWH 328 / 773-995-239413543 1100 01 Intro To Psyc 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 102 Buchanan G13544 1100 02 Intro To Psyc 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 102 Adams G13545 1100 03 Intro To Psyc 3 MWF 1000-1050am SCI 116 Buchanan G13546 1100 61 Intro To Psyc 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 102 Campbell M13547 1100 62 Intro To Psyc 3 F 0600-0850pm DH 101 Campbell M13548 1100 63 Intro To Psyc 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 102 Bibbs T13549 1100 64 Intro To Psyc 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 100 Raheem M15094 + 1130 01 Sci in Serv Society 3 TR 0200-0350pm DH 103 Maselli A, McDonald J13560 + 2000 01 Life Span Devlpmnt 3 TR 1100-1215pm ED 100 Richardson A13561 + 2000 61 Life Span Devlpmnt 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 101 Muhammad F14353 + 2000 62 Life Span Devlpmnt 3 S 0900-1150am DH 103 Muhammad F14720 + 2000 63 Life Span Devlpmnt 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 100 Hinton M13555 + 2020 01 Educational Psych 3 MW 1100-1215pm ED 305 Hall E13556 + 2020 02 Educational Psych 3 MW 0200-0315pm ED 303 Hall E13557 + 2020 61 Educational Psych 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 306 Worrell E13558 + 2020 62 Educational Psych 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 309 Worrell E13559 + 2020 63 Educational Psych 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 204 Derden Jr. R13550 + 2040 01 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 MWF 0900-0950am ED 100 Towns S13551 + 2040 02 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 TR 0930-1045am ED 102 Adams G13552 + 2040 03 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 102 Towns S13553 + 2040 61 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 205 Adams G13554 + 2040 62 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 S 0100-0350pm HWH 102 Derden Jr. R14721 + 2060 01 Commnty Service Psyc 3 - 9 F 0100-0350pm HWH 102 Davis D13564 + 2080 01 Int Stat Methods Psy 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 305 Chakravorty G13565 + 2080 61 Int Stat Methods Psy 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 306 Chakravorty G13566 + 2100 01 Social Psychology 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 102 Jenkins E W113568 + 2100 61 Social Psychology 3 F 0500-0750pm HWH 102 Bibbs T W113569 + 2140 01 Psy Death/Dying 3 TR 1100-1215pm ED 102 Etta V14526 + 2300 01 Cultural Psychology 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 100 Buchanan G13574 + 3060 01 Crisis Counseling 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 102 Lynch J E513581 + 3070 01 Helping Skills 3 W 0300-0550pm HWH 102 Richardson A13582 + 3080 01 Hist of Psychology 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 102 Etta V13583 + 3100 01 Cognitive Psychology 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 305 Arnott-Hill E E513584 + 3100 61 Cognitive Psychology 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 305 Arnott-Hill E E513593 + 3180 01 Adv Seminar in Psyc 3 TR 0930-1045am ED 100 Etta V13596 + 3220 61 Adv Issues AFAM Psyc 3 S 0900-1150am ED 102 Derden Jr. R AE/E513585 + 4000 01 Spec Projects Psyc 1 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Dunn I E513590 + 4100 01 Experimental Psyc 4 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 306 Arnott-Hill E E513591 + 4100 61 Experimental Psyc 4 W 0600-0850pm HWH 306 Lewis M E513577 + 4150 01 Psych of Personality 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 100 Clark R E513579 + 4150 61 Psych of Personality 3 M 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Hall T E513588 + 4155 61 Abnormal Psychology 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 102 STAFF E5




13595 + 4160 01 Internship in Psych 3 to 6 W 0300-0550pm HWH 304H Jenkins E13586 + 4185 61 Statistical Meth Psy 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 305 Arnott-Hill E E513597 + 4190 01 Fund Statistic Meth 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 305 Abedin K E513599 + 4190 61 Fund Statistic Meth 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 305 Abedin K E513570 + 4200 61 Pharm for Addicts 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 100 Nazon M, Ousley L13572 + 4203 01 Addictions: Dom Viol 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 103 Nazon M, Winn T13575 + 4204 01 AODA Internship 3 to 6 W 0300-0550pm HWH 306 Nazon M, Montgomery R13601 + 4205 01 Psy Drug Addiction 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 102 Nazon M, Winn T13603 + 4206 61 Addiction Assess/Case Mgmt 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 116 Nazon M, Montgomery R14728 + 4210 61 Adolscnt Psy:Mid Tch 3 F 0500-0750pm SCI 100 Heath D14722 + 5150 01 Psych of Personality 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 100 Clark R13580 + 5150 61 Psych of Personality 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH TBA Hall T14723 + 5155 61 Abnormal Psychology 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 102 STAFF14724 + 5185 61 Statistical Meth Psy 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 305 Arnott-Hill E14725 + 5190 01 Fund Statistic Meth 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 305 Abedin K13600 + 5190 61 Fund Statistic Meth 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 305 Abedin K13571 + 5200 61 Pharm for Addicts 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 100 Nazon M, Ousley L13573 + 5203 01 Addictions: Dom Viol 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 103 Nazon M, Winn T13576 + 5204 01 AODA Internship 3 to 6 W 0300-0550pm HWH 306 Nazon M, Montgomery R13602 + 5205 01 Psy Drug Addiction 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 102 Nazon M, Winn T13604 + 5206 61 Addiction Assmt/Case Mgmt 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 116 Nazon M, Montgomery R14729 + 5210 61 Adolscnt Psy: Mid Tch 3 F 0500-0750pm SCI 100 Heath D14384 + 5640 61 Counslg Thry/Ethics 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 203 Giorgis T A213609 + 5650 61 Microcounseling 3 W 0500-0750pm HWH 305 Giorgis T A213607 + 5660 61 Adv Lifespan & Couns 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 117 DeCarlo A13611 + 5670 61 Prin/Tech Group Cnsl 3 R 0500-0750pm DH 116 Patterson Y13608 + 5710 61 Multicult Iss Counsl 3 M 0500-0750pm HWH 200C Chrishon P A213610 + 5730 61 Tech Assess & Diagno 3 T 0500-0750pm JDC 213 Chrishon P A213620 + 5740 61 Treat Interven Urban 3 W 0500-0750pm HWH 308 DeCarlo A A213614 + 5750 61 Intr Fam Systm Cnslg 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 302 Lynch J A213612 + 5760 61 Develop Couns Progra 3 M 0500-0750pm HWH 308 Lynch J A213615 + 5790 61 PrePrctm Cnslg Lab 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 311 Bicknell-Hentges L13616 + 5790 62 PrePrctm Cnslg Lab 3 R 0500-0750pm HWH 311 Giorgis T13613 + 5800 61 Rsrch Stat/Prgm Eval 3 R 0500-0750pm HWH 309 DeCarlo A A214731 + 5830 61 Advanced Ed Psyc 3 W 0500-0750pm HWH 304 Chrishon P14730 + 5860 61 Counslng Child/Adolc 3 M 0500-0750pm DH 116 Brinson T13624 + 5890 61 Ind Study Counselng 3 TBA TBA TBA Dunn I A214732 + 5950 61 Prac Counseling II 3 M 0500-0750pm HWH 311 Conley J A213618 + 5950 62 Prac Counseling II 3 W 0500-0750pm HWH 311 Bicknell-Hentges L A213619 + 5950 63 Prac Counseling II 3 R 0500-0750pm HWH 304H Conley J A213625 + 5990 61 Intrnshp School Counseling 3 OR 6 W 0500-0750pm JDC 213 Lynch J A213626 + 5990 62 Intrnshp School Counseling 3 OR 6 R 0500-0750pm JDC 214 Lynch J13627 + 5991 61 Internship Community 3 OR 6 W 0500-0750pm HWH 300A Conley J A213628 + 5991 62 Internship Community 3 OR 6 R 0500-0750pm HWH 300A Bicknell-Hentges L A214733 + 5992 61 Thesis Guid/Counslng 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Dunn I

PSYCHOLOGY EXTENSION14357 + 2120 91 Stress & Its Mgmt 3 M 0600-0850pm EXT -- Etta V

Extension Course: Starts January 25 / Extension Site: South Suburban Col & Univ Ctr, Room: 5160For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.

14527 + 2500 91 Rel & Spiritual Psyc 3 R 0600-0850pm EXT -- Johnson WExtension Course: Starts January 25 / Extension Site: Olive Harvey CollegeFor site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.

14362 + 3260 91 Psyc Child Abuse 3 R 0600-0850pm EXT -- Coleman-Gill F E5Extension Course: Starts January 25 / Extension Site: Community Mental Health Council, Room: 301For site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.

14360 + 4205 91 Psy Drug Addiction 3 F 0600-0850pm EXT -- Nazon M, Montgomery R E5




Extension Course: Starts January 25 / Extension Site: Illinois Eye Institute/Illinois College of Optometry, Room: Adams CenterFor site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.

14361 + 5205 91 Psy Drug Addiction 3 F 0600-0850pm EXT -- Nazon M, Montgomery RExtension Course: Starts January 25 / Extension Site: Illinois Eye Institute/Illinois College of Optometry, Room: Adams CenterFor site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.

PSYCHOLOGY HYBRID14354 + 4202 21 Chem Dep Counseling 3 T 0200-0315pm ED 303 Nazon M14355 + 5202 21 Chem Dep Counseling 3 T 0200-0315pm ED 303 Nazon M

PSYCHOLOGY ONLINE14373 + 2000 51 Life Span Devlpmnt 3 -- WEB -- Richardson A14372 + 2020 51 Educational Psych 3 -- WEB -- Hall E14369 + 2040 51 Psyc Chldhd & Adoles 3 -- WEB -- Khorshid L14370 + 2040 52 Psyc Chldhd & Adoles 3 -- WEB -- Adams G14371 + 2040 53 Psyc Chldhd & Adoles 3 -- WEB -- Watson S14382 + 2200 51 Psychology of Gender 3 -- WEB -- Richardson A14376 + 4155 51 Abnormal Psychology 3 -- WEB -- Conley J E514378 + 4155 52 Abnormal Psychology 3 -- WEB -- Watson S E514374 + 4201 51 Ethics and Addiction 3 -- WEB -- Nazon M, Montgomery R E514811 + 5155 51 Abnormal Psychology 3 -- WEB -- Conley J14812 + 5155 52 Abnormal Psychology 3 -- WEB -- Watson S14727 + 5180 51 Cptr App Behav Sci 3 -- WEB -- McCurtis-Witherspoon K14375 + 5201 51 Ethics and Addiction 3 -- WEB -- Nazon M, Montgomery R14383 + 5720 51 Life Styl/Career Dvl 3 -- WEB -- Patterson Y A214385 + 5810 51 Prac Addictions Coun 3 -- WEB -- DeCarlo A14386 + 5830 51 Advanced Ed Psyc 3 -- WEB -- Chrishon P14498 + 5840 51 Adv Psychopath Treat 3 -- WEB -- Bicknell-Hentges L

Quantitative Business Analysis (QBA) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397814433 + 2000 01 Business Statistics 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 307 Stedl J14616 + 2000 02 Business Statistics 3 TR 0330-0445pm BHS 500 Ali H14434 + 2000 61 Business Statistics 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 500 Stedl J14617 + 2000 62 Business Statistics 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 500 Ali H14436 + 2010 01 Business Statistics II 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 508 Stedl J14437 + 2010 61 Business Statistics II 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 507 Stedl J

Reading (READ) • ED 318 / 773-995-208913142 1500 01 Adv Col Read Skills 3 M 0900-1015am ED 308 Conner-Gilbert W 0900-1015am ED 310 Conner-Gilbert13144 1500 02 Adv Col Read Skills 3 T 0930-1045am ED 308 Conner-Gilbert R 0930-1045am ED 310 Conner-Gilbert13145 1500 03 Adv Col Read Skills 3 M 1100-1215pm ED 308 Conner-Gilbert W 1100-1215pm ED 310 Conner-Gilbert13146 1500 04 Adv Col Read Skills 3 T 0200-0315pm ED 308 Conner-Gilbert R 0200-0315pm ED 310 Conner-Gilbert13149 1500 61 Adv Col Read Skills 3 MW 0730-0850pm ED 308 Brooks L13150 1500 62 Adv Col Read Skills 3 S 0900-1150am ED 310 Brooks L13151 + 3700 01 Found Read Instrctn 3 M 0200-0450pm ED 306 Harris S E413153 + 3700 61 Found Read Instrctn 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 200 Jarvis Z E4




13154 + 3700 62 Found Read Instrctn 3 W 0530-0820pm ED 300 Harris S E413155 + 3700 63 Found Read Instrctn 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 307 Jackson A E413157 + 4100 61 Content Read Mid Sch 2 T 0500-0750pm ED 305 Jackson A A113182 + 4160 61 Read Asmnt Clsrm Tch 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 116 Strange N A114874 + 4160 62 Read Asmnt Clsrm Tch 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 306 Jackson A A113185 + 4170 61 Clncl Prac Rdg Instr 3 W 0530-0820pm ED 302 Strange N A113169 + 4280 61 Tch Rdg Elem Schl 4 M 0500-0850pm ED 200 Wolf C13172 + 4280 62 Tch Rdg Elem Schl 4 R 0500-0850pm ED 307 Harris S A1/F113176 + 4291 61 Tch Rdg Mids 4 R 0500-0850pm ED 307 Harris S A1/F114838 + 5092 61 Reading Cert Review 1 F 0500-0750pm ED 308 Wolf C A2 READ 5092-61 meets February 5, 12, 19, 26 and March 5 in preparation for the Reading Content Area Certification Exam.13160 + 5100 61 Content Read Mid Sch 2 T 0500-0750pm ED 305 Jackson A A113184 + 5160 61 Read Asmnt Clsrm Tch 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 116 Strange N A114875 + 5160 62 Read Asmnt Clsrm Tch 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 306 Jackson A A113187 + 5170 61 Clncl Prac Rdg Instr 3 W 0530-0820pm ED 302 Strange N A113181 5200 61 Language & Reading 3 M 0500-0750pm ED TBA Strange N13194 5220 61 Comprhndng Writn Lng 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 304 Wolf C13197 + 5260 61 Clncl II: Rem Stratgy 4 TR 0400-0650pm ED 308 Pleasont G CD13173 + 5280 61 Tch Rdg Elem Schl 4 M 0500-0850pm ED 200 Wolf C A1/F113174 + 5280 62 Tch Rdg Elem Schl 4 R 0500-0850pm ED 307 Harris S A1/F114884 + 5291 61 Tch Rdg Mids 4 R 0500-0850pm ED 307 Harris S A1/F1

READING HYBRID13195 + 5230 21 Pract Emergnt Litrcy 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 205 Harris S A2/CD READ 5230-21 will meet on campus on January 26, February 23, March 23, and April 20.13198 + 5240 21 Pract Content Readng 3 W 0530-0820pm ED 304 Jackson A A2/CD READ 5230-21 will meet on campus on January 26, February 23, March 23, and April 20.

READING ONLINE15084 + 5210 51 Essntl Rdgs Literacy 3 -- WEB -- Strange N A2/CD14487 + 5550 51 Seminar in Reading 3 -- WEB -- Strange N

Recreation (REC) • JDC 216 / 773-995-229013719 + 2010 01 Phil Leisure & Rec 3 MWF 1000-1050am JDC 214 Ito G W114475 2070 01 Tech for PE/REC Prfn 3 MW 0800-0950am JDC 108 Place G13717 + 2300 01 Outdr Rec & Team Blg 3 MF 1100-1150am JDC 214 Ito G W 1100-1150am JDC 100 Ito G14843 + 4240 01 Mgmt Leisure Service 3 TR 0930-1045am JDC 211 Price J14844 4300 01 Overview: Therap Rec 3 MWF 1200-1250pm JDC 214 Ito G14845 + 4500 01 Prgm Eval and Rsch 3 TR 0800-0915am JDC 211 Price J13722 + 4750 01 Fld Exp/Communty Rec 9 MTWR 0900-0500pm FLD STAFF F1 F 0900-0100pm FLD STAFF F 0200-0350pm JDC 211 Ito G14846 + 5750 01 Fld Exp/Communty Rec 9 MTWR 0900-0500pm FLD STAFF F1 F 0900-0100pm FLD STAFF F 0200-0350pm JDC 211 Ito G

RECREATION HYBRID14841 + 2050 21 Exploring Leisure Altrntvs 3 TR 0200-0315pm JDC 211 Price J REC 2050-21 is a hybrid course meeting on January 26, February 23, March 9, April 13, April 20 and April 22. Additional course activities will be provided online.




RECREATION ONLINE14927 4070 51 Chld/Yth Sport & Rec 3 -- WEB -- Place G15065 5070 51 Chld/Yth Sport & Rec 3 -- WEB -- Place G

Social Work (S WK) • SCI 116A / 773-995-220713293 + 5421 61 Hum Behavior II 3 W 0600-0850pm JDC 211 STAFF13294 + 5421 62 Hum Behavior II 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 100 STAFF13295 + 5431 61 Community Practice 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 303 STAFF13296 + 5431 62 Community Practice 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 305 Harden T13297 + 5432 61 Family Support & Dev 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 203E STAFF13298 + 5432 62 Family Support & Dev 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 200B Kenemore T13299 + 5434 61 Sys Intrerv Fam/Child 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 200C Kenemore T13300 + 5440 61 S Wk Rsrch Methods 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 117 Seyfried S13301 + 5440 62 S Wk Rsrch Methods 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 308 Seyfried S13315 + 5451 61 Progm Plan: Hum Serv 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 500 Harden T13302 + 5461 61 Field Practicum II 3 T 0400-0550pm DH 205 Zapotocny D TBA - FLD STAFF13303 + 5461 62 Field Practicum II 3 T 0400-0550pm HWH 303 Williams M TBA - FLD STAFF13305 + 5461 63 Field Practicum II 3 T 0400-0550pm BHS 505 Parker D TBA - FLD STAFF13307 + 5463 61 Field Practicum IV 3 M 0400-0550pm DH 117 Seyfried S TBA - FLD STAFF13311 + 5463 62 Field Practicum IV 3 R 0400-0550pm DH 216 Kenemore T TBA - FLD STAFF13312 + 5463 63 Field Practicum IV 3 R 0400-0550pm BHS 504A Harden T TBA - FLD STAFF13319 + 5472 61 Adv Sch S WK Prac II 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 200C Seyfried S13322 + 5490 61 Capstone Seminar 3 S 0900-1150am DH 101 Rasheed M

Sociology (SOC) • SCI 321/ 773-995-218614191 1010 01 Intro to Sociology 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 204 Black Jr L14192 1010 02 Intro to Sociology 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 204 Wulbert R14194 1010 03 Intro to Sociology 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 204 Wulbert R14195 1010 04 Intro to Sociology 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 205 Baker-Kimmons L14196 1010 05 Intro to Sociology 3 MWF 0100-0150pm SCI 209 Birgen J14197 1010 61 Intro to Sociology 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 209 Labonte J14772 + 1110 61 Social Problems 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 102 Labonte J R214207 + 1200 01 Race & Ethnicity 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 203 Anderson B R214198 1250 01 Diversity US Soc 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 303 Baker-Kimmons L14199 1250 02 Diversity US Soc 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 102 McFarland L14200 1250 61 Diversity US Soc 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 201 Baker-Kimmons L14204 + 2050 01 Soc of Pop Culture 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 205 Baker-Kimmons L R215082 2200 61 Intro Human Sexuality 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 101 Searcy Y14209 + 2230 01 Gender & Society 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 203 Anderson B R214202 + 2300 01 The Family 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 203 Anderson B R214203 + 2300 61 The Family 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 204 Anderson B14201 + 2400 61 Comm Org/Comm Probs 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 203 Black Jr L R214208 + 2410 01 Collective Behavior 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 203 McFarland L R214205 + 2500 61 Int Social Work 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 209 Searcy Y R214218 + 3060 61 Hip Hop and Society 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 202 McFarland L14765 + 3340 01 Urban Social Policy 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 202 Searcy Y E414210 + 3350 61 Complex Organization 3 S 1200-0250pm SCI 209 Labonte J R214766 + 3400 01 The Urban Community 3 MWF 0900-0950am SCI 209 Birgen J E414212 + 3510 61 Social Wk Practce II 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 506 STAFF E4




14215 + 3800 61 Soc Theory 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 209 STAFF E414214 + 4200 01 Soc Class & Strat 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 205 Wulbert R E4/W114773 + 4250 01 Sem on Aging 3 MWF 1200-1250pm SCI 209 Wulbert R E414216 + 4810 01 Social Research Meth 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 302 Redman A E414217 + 4830 61 Quant Methods Soc 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 101 Birgen J E4

SOCIOLOGY EXTENSION14232 + 3030 91 Soc Fact Juven Delin 3 T 0530-0820pm EXT -- Powell D E4

Extension Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Catholic Charities, Lower levelFor site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.

14777 + 4570 91 Adolescents/Families 3 R 0530-0820pm EXT -- Powell D E4Extension Course: Starts January 21 / Extension Site: Catholic Charities, Lower levelFor site and/or room questions, contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214.

SOCIOLOGY INTERSESSION15048 + 2400 21I Comm Org/Comm Probs 3 MW 0500-0800pm SCI 213 Redman A R2 -- WEB TBA Redman A SOC 2400-21I is an Intersession hybrid course meeting December 16, 21, 23; January 4, 6 and 11. Additional course activities will be provided online.

SOCIOLOGY ONLINE14810 1250 51 Diversity US Soc 3 -- WEB -- McFarland L

SOCIOLOGY TELECOURSE14230 + 3230 55 Women/Social Action 3 R 0500-0550pm HWH 204 Labonte J E4/T114231 + 3430 55 Dealng Wth Diversity 3 T 0500-0550pm SCI 209 STAFF E4/T1

Spanish (SPAN) • HWH 301A / 773-995-235014089 1010 01 Elem Spanish I 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 200B Gaytan E $14090 1010 02 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 200B Shen V $14091 1010 03 Elem Spanish I 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 200B Gaytan E $14092 1010 04 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 200B Shen V $14093 1010 05 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 309 Morriberon N $14094 1010 06 Elem Spanish I 3 TR 1100-1215pm ED 300 Canalini A $14095 1010 07 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 200C Morriberon N $14096 1010 08 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 304 Shen V $14097 1010 09 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 303 Duffy N $14098 1010 10 Elem Spanish I 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 200C Canalini A $14099 1010 11 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 305 Duffy N $14100 1010 61 Elem Spanish I 3 M 0500-0750pm HWH 304 Moreno Florido $14102 1010 62 Elem Spanish I 3 W 0500-0750pm HWH 200C Duffy N $14103 1010 63 Elem Spanish I 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 200C Sanchez J $14104 + 1020 01 Elem Spanish II 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 304 Morriberon N $14105 + 1020 02 Elem Spanish II 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 305 Duffy N $14106 + 1020 03 Elem Spanish II 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 304 Gaytan E $14107 + 1020 04 Elem Spanish II 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 309 Morriberon N $14108 + 1020 05 Elem Spanish II 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 304 Gaytan E $14109 + 1020 06 Elem Spanish II 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 304 Canalini A $14110 + 1020 61 Elem Spanish II 3 M 0500-0750pm DH 216 Shen V $14112 + 1020 62 Elem Spanish II 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 304 Martinez L $




14115 + 1020 63 Elem Spanish II 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 303 Sanchez J $14117 + 2010 01 Intermed Spanish I 3 MWF 1100-1150am ED 300 Moreno Florido14118 + 2020 01 Intermed Spanish II 3 MWF 1200-1250pm ED 300 Moreno Florido14119 + 3020 01 Advanced Spanish II 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 309 Shen V W114736 + 3230 61 Survey Span Lit II 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 118 Moreno Florido

Special Education (S ED) • ED 321 / 773-995-239013365 + 4301 01 Char Except Children 3 R 0930-1215pm ED 307 Bever T13367 + 4301 02 Char Except Children 3 W 1100-0150pm ED 307 Luseno F13368 + 4301 61 Char Except Children 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 100 Cirincione-Ulezi N13370 + 4301 62 Char Except Children 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 100 Luseno F13373 + 4301 63 Char Except Children 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 100 Bever T13375 + 4301 64 Char Except Children 3 S 0900-1150am ED 100 Winslow Jr F15108 + 4303 01 Students w/Excep Nds 2 TR 1100-1215pm ED 306 Winslow Jr F A113391 + 4303 61 Students w/Excep Nds 2 T 0500-0750pm ED 100 Cirincione-Ulezi N A113393 + 4303 62 Students w/Excep Nds 2 S 0100-0350pm ED 100 Cirincione-Ulezi N A113363 + 5092 61 Spec Ed Cert Review 1 S 1200-0350pm ED 306 Bever T13377 + 5301 01 Char Except Children 3 R 0930-1215pm ED 307 Bever T13379 + 5301 02 Char Except Children 3 W 1100-0150pm ED 307 Luseno F13380 + 5301 61 Char Except Children 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 100 Cirincione-Ulezi N13383 + 5301 62 Char Except Children 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 100 Luseno F13385 + 5301 63 Char Except Children 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 100 Bever T13387 + 5301 64 Char Except Children 3 S 0900-1150am ED 100 Winslow Jr F15109 + 5303 01 Students w/Excep Nds 2 TR 1100-1215pm ED 306 Winslow Jr F A113399 + 5303 61 Students W/Excep Nds 2 T 0500-0750pm ED 100 Cirincione-Ulezi N A113400 + 5303 62 Students W/Excep Nds 2 S 0100-0350pm ED 100 Cirincione-Ulezi N A113401 + 5475 01 Cross Cat Practicum 6 MTWRF 0800-0250pm FLD STAFF W 0330-0450pm ED 205 Lawson C13402 + 5475 02 Cross Cat Practicum 6 MTWRF 0800-0250pm FLD STAFF W 0330-0450pm ED 305 STAFF13403 + 5476 61 Char:Beh/Lrn/Cog Dis 4 T 0500-0750pm ED 304 Lawson C13404 + 5482 61 Curr Adpt: Lrn Sp Nds 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 302 Bever T13405 + 5484 61 Cl Mgmt: Lrnrs Sp Nds 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 206 Luseno F13406 + 5487 61 Assmt Eval Meas w/Sp Needs 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 307 Larsen J13407 + 5488 61 Internship in S ED 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 305A Lawson C13408 + 5492 61 Resch Master Project 3 S 0900-1150am ED 300 Larsen J

Technology & Education (T&ED) • ED 200B / 773-995-380714936 1109 61 Beg Keyboarding 2 T 0500-0850pm ED 109 Willard B14939 + 2215 61 Business Mathematics 3 W 0500-0750pm ED TBA STAFF M113647 + 4346 61 Presentations 3 F 0500-0850pm ED 204 Linden P CD Students must have their own laptops.15071 + 4347 61 Cyberspace Publishg 3 S 0100-0450pm ED 204 Hawkins T CD13659 + 4391 01 Intrnshp Tech Ed 2 TBA - FLD Linden P A1/F113651 + 4630 61 Mth Tch Voc/Occ Subj 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 202 Phelps M A1/F114940 + 4750 01 Stu Tchg Tchn Ed Fld 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0400-0550pm ED TBA Gilchrist K The Wednesday sessions for T&ED 4750-01 will be held in ED 321.13649 + 5346 61 Presentations 3 F 0500-0850pm ED 204 Linden P CD Students must have their own laptops.15072 + 5347 61 Cyberspace Publishg 3 S 0100-0450pm ED 204 Hawkins T CD13662 + 5391 01 Intrnshp Tech Ed 2 TBA - FLD Linden P A114919 + 5496 61 Admin/Supervis Oc Ed 3 M 0500-0750pm ED TBA Gilchrist K CD




13652 + 5630 61 Mth Tch Voc/Occ Subj 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 202 Phelps M A1/F114941 + 5750 01 St Tch Sec Tech Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD STAFF A1/F1 W 0400-0550pm ED TBA Gilchrist K The Wednesday sessions of T&ED 5750-01 will be held in ED 321.14913 + 5899 01 Adv Mstrs Rsch Paper 1 to 3 TBA TBA TBA Linden P A213667 + 5899 02 Adv Mstrs Rsch Paper 1 to 3 TBA TBA TBA Ayyash M A213673 + 5999 01 Seminar in Research 1 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Phelps M A214914 + 5999 02 Seminar in Research 1 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Gilchrist K A214915 + 5999 03 Seminar in Research 1 to 6 TBA TBA TBA Ayyash M A2

TECHNOLOGY & EDUCATION HYBRID13660 + 4392 21 Design Tech Instruct 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 202 Osika E CD13661 + 5392 21 Design Tech Instruct 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 202 Osika E CD13683 + 5490 21 Research Study Oc Ed 3 R 0500-0750pm ED TBA Gilchrist K A2

TECHNOLOGY & EDUCATION ONLINE14920 + 4315 51 Bus & Profess Comm 3 -- WEB -- Linden P CD13657 + 4381 51 Distance Learng Tech 3 -- WEB -- Osika E13681 + 4394 51 Oper Coop OC Ed Prog 3 -- WEB -- Boyles P14937 4412 51 Ethics Tech Ed Tchrs 3 -- WEB -- Boyles P14921 + 5315 51 Bus & Profess Comm 3 -- WEB -- Linden P CD13658 + 5381 51 Distance Learng Tech 3 -- WEB -- Osika E13682 + 5394 51 Oper Coop OC Ed Prog 3 -- WEB -- Boyles P14938 5412 51 Ethics Tech Ed Tchrs 3 -- WEB -- Boyles P

Women’s Studies (WS)• SCI 321 / 773-995-218614774 + 3100 61 Sem Women's Studies 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Breitbach C E3/JR

Zoology (ZOOL) • SCI 310 / 773-995-218313425 + 2040 01 Biol of Animals 3 MW 0100-0350pm SCI 215 Peters E $13426 + 2050 01 Human Functnl Anatmy 4 MWF 1200-0150pm SCI 115 Yu C $13427 + 2050 61 Human Functnl Anatmy 4 MW 0600-0850pm SCI 115 Yu C $13428 + 2610 01 Funct Anat: Supp Lab 2 MW 0300-0350pm SCI 114A Yu C



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Intake OffICe (773) 437-4020 9601 S. Cottage GroveChicago, IL 60628Hours: 8a.m.- 4:30p.m.Monday - Friday

NeedChildcare?Services available include: • Early Head Start • Head Start • Preschool for All • IDHS Subsidized Child Care

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1. Examinations will be a maximum of two hours.2. Examinations are in the same rooms - No Room CHaNges.3. Regular class sessions cannot be held during the

final examination period of May 17-22.

EVENING/WEEKEND SESSIONSEvening/Weekend Courses meeting one day a week:

Monday evening ...............................May 17Tuesday evening ...............................May 18Wednesday evening ..........................May 19Thursday evening ..............................May 20Friday evening ..................................May 21Saturday morning & afternoon ........May 22

evening courses meeting twice a week, starting at:• 4:30 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday Monday, May 17 (exam starts at 4p.m.)• 4:30 p.m. on Monday and Friday Monday, May 17 (exam starts at 4p.m.)• 4:45 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday Tuesday, May 18 (exam starts at 4p.m.)• 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday. Wednesday, May 19• 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. Thursday, May 20• 7:30 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday Monday, May 17 (exam starts at 6p.m.)• 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday Tuesday, May 18 (exam starts at 6p.m.)• 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday morning Friday, May 21 (exam starts at 6p.m.)• 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. on Wednesday and Friday Friday, May 21• 7 p.m. or later Friday and Saturday afternoon Saturday, May 22 (exam starts at 12 p.m. )

DAY SESSIONSDay courses on a Monday-Wednesday-Friday andWednesday-Friday patterns, starting at:8 a.m. ...............................................Friday, May 2110 a.m. ..............................................Friday, May 2112 p.m. .............................................Friday, May 212 p.m. ...............................................Friday, May 21

Day courses on a Monday-Friday pattern, starting at:9 a.m. (exam starts at 10 a.m.) ..........Monday, May 1711 a.m. (exam starts at 12 p.m.) ........Monday, May 171 p.m. (exam starts at 2 p.m.) ...........Monday, May 17

Day courses on a Monday-Wednesday-Friday, or Monday-Wednesday or Wednesday-Friday patterns, starting at:9 a.m. ................................................Wednesday, May 199:30a.m. (exam starts at 9a.m.) .........Wednesday, May 1911 a.m. ..............................................Wednesday, May 191 p.m. ...............................................Wednesday, May 193 p.m. ...............................................Wednesday, May 193:30 p.m. (exam starts at 3 p.m.) .......Wednesday, May 19

Day courses on a Monday-Wednesday and Monday-Friday patterns, starting at:8 a.m. ................................................Monday, May 1710 a.m. ..............................................Monday, May 1712 p.m. .............................................Monday, May 172 p.m. ...............................................Monday, May 17

Day courses on a tuesday-Thursday pattern, starting at:8 a.m. ................................................Tuesday, May 189:30 a.m. (exam starts at 9a.m.) ........Thursday, May 2011 a.m ...............................................Tuesday, May 1812:30 p.m. (exam starts at Noon.) ....Thursday, May 202 p.m. ................................................Tuesday, May 183:30 p.m. (exam starts at 3 p.m.) ......Thursday, May 20

Spring 2010 Semester / Final Exam ScheduleMay 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22

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ORAL enGLiSH PROficiencY

Student Complaint Procedures

Approved September, 1991

Illinois statute requires each public institution of higher education to “establish a program to assess the oral English language proficiency of all persons providing classroom instruction to students,” and to “ensure that each person who is not orally proficient in the English language attain such proficiency prior to providing any classroom instruction to students.” Students with complaints about the oral English proficiency of Chicago State faculty should first contact the chairperson of the department involved. The complaint must be in writing and should be as specific as possible. Copies of the complaint must be sent to the ap-propriate college dean and to the provost/vice president for academic affairs. The chairperson will investigate the complaint and may ob-serve the class. If the chairperson concludes that the faculty member's English is adequate, the chairperson will notify the student, the faculty member, the dean, and the provost/vice president for academic affairs. The student may appeal the chairperson's decision to the dean. The dean will then investigate the complaint and follow the same notifica-tion procedure. The decision of the dean will be final. If the chairperson or the dean finds that the faculty member's oral English is unsatisfactory, he or she will make a recommendation to the provost/vice president for academic affairs. The provost will take action on this recommendation and notify all parties involved of his or her decision. Except for the necessary notifications, the identities of all students and faculty involved in oral English proficiency complaints shall remain confidential.

Footnote ExplanationsFOOTNOTE abbreviations are listed in the courses section, far right hand column.

A1 Must be admitted to the College of Education

A2 Admitted to the Master’s degree program

AE Satisfies African-American Studies elective

B1 Business majors or business minors only

CD Must meet prerequisite requirements and/or obtain consent of department.

E1 Placement by prior examination required

E2 English 123/1230 or 127/1270 or successful completion of entrance

examination for English 128/1280 by transfer students who have completed

three or four credit hours

E3 Successful completion of English qualifying examination

E4 Successful completion of English qualifying examination and reading

placement exam

E5 Successful completion of mathematics, reading, and English qualifying

examinations

F1 Off-campus field placement experience required for which students must

make their own transportation arrangements

F2 Additional class time required

H1 Honors course

JR Junior standing

LH Additional laboratory hours required

M1 Math 099/0990 Level 2 or Math 098 or [Compass ACT Math Part 2 score:

66-99 or MSC 2 score: above 65 (Advisors see SOATEST)]


46-65 or MSC 2 score: above 46 (Advisors see SOATEST)]


above 45 and ACT Math Part 2 score: 0-45 or MSC 1 score: above 45 and

MSC 2 score: 0-45 (Advisors see SOATEST)]

P1 Concurrent registration with a physical education activity course is required

P2 Physical education majors only

P5 Twelve-week course

R1 Reference number issued by department

R2 Successful completion of reading placement exam

S1 Additional hours required in foreign languages lab (DH 119)

SO Sophomore standing

SR Senior standing

T1 Telecourse - see department for information

W1 Writing emphasis course

$ Additional course fee

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