Summer 2011 Credit Class Schedule

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Welcome to Lee College:

Interest in a community college education has never been stronger. Enrollmentis up. Many of our major programs are lled to capacity. That means studentscan enjoy a robust college experience great classes, a variety of clubs and

organizations to challenge you, and supportive student services to help you ifthe going gets rough. But these difcult economic times require that studentsbecome more accountable in several important areas.

Be aware that new federal guidelines require all nancial aid recipients attend aspecial Financial Aid Orientation. Required Financial Aid Orientations will be heldat various times on the rst and third Tuesday or Wednesday of each month.Each 90-minute session will review timelines and policies, provide helpful tips,

and more. Parents and spouses are welcome to attend. Students who do notattend a session will not receive their 2011-12 Financial Aid Disbursements.Further, new regulations apply to the registration process. To be assured of asmooth registration process at Lee College, be aware of the following these new

regulations and register early!

First-time-in-college students will be required follow application and testing deadlines, and attend orientation prior to

registration without exception. No new registration will be allowed for any student once a semester or session begins, regardless of whether the

specic class has met. The no late registration policy includes no re-registration for students who had registered prior to semester start but

whose registrations were cancelled for nonpayment; early application for and completion of the nancial aid processis essential.

I encourage you to take time to familiarize yourself with these new regulations. For more information, contact the

Counseling Center at 281-425-6384 or at [email protected].

Accreditation StatementLee College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools,1866 Southern Lane, Decatu r, Georgia 300334097, (404) 6794500, to award the Associate of Arts Degree,Associate of Arts in Teaching, Associate of Science Degree, and the Associate of Applied Science Degree. LeeCollege programs are approved by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and the Texas EducationAgency.

Equal Education Opportunity StatementLee College is an open enrollment institution and offers a variety of vocational and academic programs. Lee Collegedoes not discriminate on the basis of gender, disability, race, color, age, religion, national origin or veteran statusin its educational programs, activities, or employment practices as required by Title VII, Title IX, Section 504, ADA,or 34 C.F.R. Limited English prociency is not a barrier for admission to the College.

Questions or complaints concerning a policy of nondiscrimination regarding campus activities and athletics basedon sex can be directed to:Roy ChampagneAthletic Director511 S. WhitingBaytown TX [email protected] / 281-425-6594

Questions or complaints concerning a policy on nondiscrimination based on disability and accessibility may bedirected to:Rosemary Coffman, PhD, CRCAssociate Dean, Student Affairs511 S. WhitingBaytown TX [email protected]/ 281-425-6384Lee College will also take steps to assure that national origin minority persons who lack English language skills canparticipate in all education programs, services and activities.

Have you recently aged out of the Foster Care System? The state ofTexas will waive tuition and fees for young people who have recentlyexited foster care.Documentation will be required. For more information [email protected].

Declaracin: Igualdad de Oportunidades en la EducacinLee college es una institucin de inscripcin abierta que ofrece una variedad de programas profesionales yacadmicos. Lee college no discrimina en forma de gnero, discapacidad, rasa, edad, color, religin, nacionalidad,condicin veterana en programas educacionales, actividades o practicas de empleo como requeridas por el tituloVII, titulo IX, seccin 504, ADA, o 34 C.F.R. Ingles limitado no es una barrera para la admisin al colegio.

Preguntas o quejas relativas a la pliza basada en no discriminacin sobre actividades del colegio y de atletismopor razn de sexo pueden ser dirigidas a:Roy ChampagneAthletic Director

511 S. WhitingBaytown TX [email protected] / 281-425-6594

Preguntas o quejas relativas a la pliza basada en no discriminacin sobre discapacidad y accesibilidad puedenser dirigidas a:Rosemary Coffman, PhD, CRCInterim Dean, Student Affairs511 S. WhitingBaytown TX [email protected] / 281-425-6384

Lee College tambin tomara los pasos para asegurarse que la persona de origen nacional quien carecen de ellenguaje ingles pueda participar en todos los programas educacionales, servicios y actividades.

Lee College President

2011 SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE

Where to Find Information Accreditation Statement ....................................................................... ......................................................... 1Steps to becoming a student ............................................................................. ............................................ 2Admission/Residency Requirements ..................................................................... .......................................... 3Online Resources .................................................................. ....................................................................... 4Faculty Advisors ................................................................... ........................................................................ 5Tuition and Fees................................................................... ........................................................................ 6Online Registration ............................................................................. ....................................................... 7-8Student Life ......................................................................... ........................................................................ 9Testing Requirements ..................................................................................................................................10How to calculate tuition costs.......................................................................................................................41Summer 2011 Refund Schedule .......................................................................... ..........................................42Campus Locations for food & fun ..................................................................................................................43Fees and Payments .....................................................................................................................................44Drop/Withdrawal Policy................................................................................................................................45

Bookstore-Things to know............................................................................................................................46New Student Orientation..............................................................................................................................47Transfer Course Guide .................................................................................................................................48


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5 SIMPLE STEPS TO BE A REBEL

Step 1Complete an Admission ApplicationNew students and returning students who werenot enrolled during the past year must complete anadmission application and provide proof of residencyinformation, which determines their cost of tuition andfees. An admission application may be completed atwww.applytexas.org or in person at the Admissions andRecords ofce in Moler Hall.

Apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships(optional but recommended)To receive federal nancial assistance for grantsand loans, students must ll out the required FreeApplication for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) availableat www.lee.edu or http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/. Financialaid requests will only be processed if students havecompleted an admission application to Lee College.

Step 2Order Ofcial TranscriptsHave ofcial transcrips from your high school sentdirectly to Lee College (or submit GED diploma) if youhave never attended college previously and graduatedwithin the last ve years. You may submit sealedtranscripts at the Admissions Ofce.

Have all college transcripts sent directly to Lee College ifyou have attended college previously.

Step 3Complete Required TestingEach public institution of higher education in Texas isrequired to assess basic skills in reading, writing, and

matematics. Test scores are used to place students inthe appropriate level of instruction and do not affect

admission. On page 10-Item 7, the Texas SuccessInitiative (TSI) lists scores which may exempt studentsfrom testing. If exempt in math based on these scores,Lee College requires a additional testing to qualify forcollege algebra. If you need to test, call the CounselingCenter at 281-425-6384 to schedule a testingappointment.

Students will meet with a counselor or advisor to reviewtest scores prior to orientation and registration. For

more information, contact the Counseling Center at281-425-6384 or the Student Success Center at 832-556-4578. To use a high school test such as TAKS, SATor ACT for placement, students must provide an ofcialscore report or high school transcript that includes ascore report.

Step 4Schedule an Orientation Time forAdvisingand RegistrationAll students attending college for the rst t ime and high

school students who previously enrolled in dual creditare required to attend orientation. Students will learnabout college policy and procedures and how to accessmyLC Campus, where students can register on-line, payfor courses, and check on grades. Students who needadditional information can drop by the Student SuccessCenter in Moler Hall or call the Counseling Center foran appointment at 281-425-6384. A variety of servicesfrom academic advising and career counseling to specialservices for students with disabilities and veteransaffairs are provided.

Step 5Pay Tuition and FeesPurchase BooksFor your registration to be complete, you must pay forthe classes. You will be dropped from your classes fornon-payment. See the calendar of Important Dates forSummer 2011 for payment deadlines available online.

Books are not part of the tuition and fees. See page 16

for more information about textbooks.

NEW! Plan to register early! First time in college students will be required to meetapplication, testing, and orientation deadlines prior toregistration.

No new registrations will be allowed for any studentsonce a semester or session begins.

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GENERAL ADMISSION/RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS

General Admission PolicyLee College is an open admissions two-year, lower-divisionundergraduate institution. All persons who have at least oneof the qualications listed below are welcome to enroll.

1. Persons with diplomas from accredited high

schools,2. Persons with General Education Development

(GED) certicates,3. Transfer students with college-level hours earned

at other accredited colleges or universities,4. International students who meet college and state

requirements.

Lee College does not discriminate on the basis of gender,disability, race, color, age, religion, national origin, or veteranstatus in its admission policies or practices. Those who do notmeet the qualications listed above (including personscurrently enrolled in accredited high schools) may apply foradmission on an Individual Approval (IA) basis. (SeeIndividual Approval Admission, p. 10 in theLee College Catalog).

Admission to the College does not imply admission toprograms such as the nursing programs or the honorsprogram which employ special admission requirements.(See Enrollment Into Special Programs p.16 in the LeeCollege Catalog). Lee College reserves the right to restrict orlimit the enrollment of any instructional program.

Residency ClassicationTexas ResidencyIn order to be classied as a Texas resident, you must be aU.S. citizen or permanent resident and have resided in thestate of Texas 12 months or more prior to registration.Residence in the state must be permanent, and not just foreducational reasons.

The Ofce of Admissions and Records reserves the right torequest documentation to prove Texas residency. Documentsmay include but are not limited to: Texas high schooltranscript, employment records, Texas drivers license (cannotbe temporary), Texas voter registration, lease agreementfrom a rental complex, property tax statement, utility or bankaccount statements.

Some non-citizens may be eligible for Texas residency. Theseinclude high school graduates, Texas GED earners, andpersons with an approved application for permanentresidency. See the Admissions ofce for details.

Out-of-District ResidencyStudents classied as Texas residents are entitled toout-of-district tuition rates unless they live within thecolleges tax district.

In-District ResidencyIn-state residents of the Lee College tax district qualify forin-district tuition. Geographically, the tax district is found inthose portions of Harris and Chambers counties served bythe Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District.Persons who live in this district, whether they own and/orlease property, are eligible. The documents described abovefor use in establishing Texas residency may also be requested

to document residence in the tax district.

Ad ValoremFor Tax District PropertyOwners Residing Elsewhere in TexasTexas residents who own property in the tax district, butlive in Texas outside the district, can qualify for reduction oftuition to in-district rates. The property owner will beclassied as out-of-district, but upon receipt of a paid tax billfor the prior year, tuition will be recalculated at the in-districtrate. Dependents of property owners may also qualify. Statusmust be renewed annually. Inquire at the business ofce formore details.

Service AreaCommunity colleges in Texas are assigned service areas bythe state legislature. The intent is to give each communitycollege district a territory it is to serve. The service area ofLee College extends from extreme eastern Harris County tomost of Chambers County, and much of lower Liberty County.The cities of Baytown, Highlands, Mont Belvieu, Crosby,Huffman, Anahuac, Dayton, Liberty, Daisetta, Hardin andWinnie are included in the Lee College service area. Thereis not a special tuition rate for service area residents. Onlyin-district residents, as dened above, qualify for in-district

tuition. Other residents of Texas are considered out-of-districtfor tuition purposes.

NonresidentsU.S. citizens and approved foreign nationals who moved toTexas less than 12 months prior to enrollment and who aretaking steps to make Texas their permanent home will besubject to the nonresident rate until they have resided andcan prove residence in Texas for a full 12 months prior today of record in a term. Foreign nationals not permitted toestablish domicile or residence in Texas will be charged thenonresident rate indenitely.

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The Lee College website provides students with a number of valuable onlineresources right at their desktop.

myLC CAMPUSReturning students and new students who have been admitted to the college canaccess myLC Campus at www.lee.edu with a student user ID and password. Theuser ID is the same as for myLC, see below. myLC Campus provides a number ofonline services for students such as online registration, retrieving course gradesand obtaining unofcial transcripts, and information about their nancial aid. Ofcialcommunication from the college comes through myLC Campus.

myLC AND WEBCT/BLACKBOARDReturning students and new students who have been admitted to the college canaccess free email by clicking the myLC logo at www.lee.edu. This email address isused to send students important information from the college. There will be a 2436hour initial wait time for new myLC accounts. For distance education students usingWebCT/Blackboard, access can also be found by clicking the WebCT/Blackboard logo

at www.lee.edu. Both sites have links for log-in information.

WIFI ACCESSLee College provides WiFi wireless network support for students with laptops. WIFIaccess areas include the Student Center building, Moler Hall, Moler Hall Patio and thegazebo area near Bonner Hall. Students must obtain a login name and password fromthe Ofce of Information Technology at Lee College. Students interested in a WIFIconnection are encouraged to visit www.lee.edu for additional information about thecolleges usage policy.

REBEL JOB LINKRebel Job Link (www.lee.edu/hirearebel) is a state-of-the-art career management toolfor Lee College students and graduates. It allows you to access online job postings

for internships and part-time and full-time job opportunities, set up job agents toalert you about specic job openings, receive email updates on new job leads, aswell as view a calendar of upcoming career-related events (i.e. workshops, guestspeakers, job fairs, on-campus interviews, and much more).

In addition, the Student Career & Employment Ofce has a number of other onlineresources available to Lee College studentsVAULT Career Library, Perfect Interview,and Folio 21 (electronic portfolios). Contact our ofce to learn more at 281-425-6572.

FORMER STUDENTSWe want to stay in touch with our former students! Lee College has started a newventure to connect with our former students. We would like to keep up with what youare doing, and want you to be able to keep up with the exciting things thatcontinue to happen at Lee College. Visit the Former Student website at

www.lee.edu/former_students to update your contact information or email usat [email protected] and tell us whats going on with you personally andprofessionally. We hope to hear from you!

LIBRARY ONLINEThe Lee College Library offers convenient online resources at www.lee.edu/libraryincluding an online catalog, reserve books, 24/7 Virtual Library, interlibrary loans,Ask a Librarian and help with research skills.

BOOKSTORE ONLINEShop online at www.leecollegebooks.com for a selection of textbooks, books, giftitems, personalized clothing, school supplies, computers and computer software,electronics, DVDs, music, and more.

All available at www.lee.edu

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Accounting Francis Haggerty 281-425-6404 Allied Health Howard Bushart 281-425-6308

Mental Health Services Howard Bushart 281-425-6308 Administrative Services Steve Evans 281-425-6315 American Studies John Britt 281-425-6438 Architecture Paul Lucke 281-425-6465 Art Steve Neihaus 281-425-6485 Audio Engineering Steve Ames 281-425-6551Biology Eugenie Pool 281-425-6339Business Administration Gregg Lattier 281-425-6420Career Pilot David Jaroszewski 281-425-6527Chemistry Brian Hale 281-425-6330Computer Info. Systems Vicky Hart 832-556-4519Computer Maint. Tech. Chuck Ganze 281-425-6246Computer Science Roberta McClure 832-556-4015Construction Eng. Tech. Dana Caudle-Byal 281-425-6495Cosmetology-Baytown Angela Noack 281-425-6286

Cosmetology-Career Ctr. Angela Noack 281-425-6286Counseling Center Rosemary Coffman 281-425-6384Criminal Justice Oris Buckner 281-425-6463Developmental Education Joyce Jacobs 281-425-6411Digital Media Kellie Sartor 281-425-6560DraftingCADD DeDe Grifth 281-425-6518Drama Amanda Murray 281-425-6255Drug Abuse Counseling (see Allied Health-Mental Health Services)Dual Credit Tiffany Atkins 281-425-6434Economics Luke Armstrong 281-425-6857Education Teresa Landers 832-556-4094Electrical Technology Jim Richardson 281-425-6470

Engineering Tom OKuma 281-425-6522English Gordon Lee 281-425-6417Environmental Science Jim Dobberstine 281-425-6354Game Development Suzanne Nordhaus 832-556-4520Geology Sharon Gabel 281-425-6335Geography Ed Korzetz 281-425-6363Global Studies Jeff Thies 281-425-6849Government Steve Showalter 281-425-6372Health Information Technology Marice Ivey 281-425-6569History Stewart Edwards 281-425-6367Honors Program John Britt 281-425-6375

Humanities Gordon Lee 281-425-6417Industrial Systems Tech DeDe Grifth 281-425-6518Industrical Training Worforce Ed. Rod Hellyer 281-425-6460

Instrumentation Richard Tunstall 281-425-6472Kinesiology Graeme Cox 281-425-6223Law Enforcement Oris Buckner 281-425-6463Liberal Arts John Britt 281-425-6375Industrial Systems Tech DeDe Grifth 281-425-6518Management Gregg Lattier 281-425-6420Mathematics Tom OKuma 281-425-6522Mechanical Eng. Tech. DeDe Grifth 281-425-6518Medical Records (see Health Information Technology)Multicultural Institute Jeff Thies 281-425-6849Music Charlotte Mueller 281-425-6858Nurse Aide Continuing Education 281-425-6311Nursing ADN Tana West 281-425-6540 BSN Tana West 281-425-6540 LVN Nora James 281-425-6545

Paralegal Studies David Jaroszewski 281-425-6527

Philosophy Cassandra Cookson 281-425-6366Photography Steve Niehaus 281-425-6485Physics Evan Richards 281-425-6310Pipetting Technology Mark Hartley 281-425-6505Plant Operator Chuck Thomas 281-425-6270Political Science Steve Showalter 281-425-6372Process Technology Chuck Thomas 281-425-6270Professional Administrative Tech. Cindy Lewis 281-425-6428Psychology Cheryl Willard 281-425-6370Safety Management Chuck Thomas 281-425-6270Science Tom OKuma 281-425-6522Social Science Steve Showalter 281-425-6372

Social Work Laura Prati 281-425-6371Sociology Nader Naderi 281-425-6859Spanish Ted Olsen 281-425-6433Speech Communication Ray Whitlow 281-425-6876Technical Math Jim Richardson 281-425-6470Theatre Arts (Drama) Amanda Murray 832-556-4043Welding Technology George Vance 281-425-6800

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CREDITHOURS

INDISTRICT

TUITION (1)

OUT OFDISTRICT

TUITION (2)

Tuition and other charges, along with related regulations and requirements, are those authorized at the time of publication of this schedule but are

subject to change without notice as necessitated by college or legislative action. Questions should be directed to the Business Ofce at 281-425-6324.

TuitionFees Total Tuition

Effective with the Fall 2005 semester, Lee College began applying a surcharge to the tuition of students repeating a class for the third or greater time since Fall 2002. This action wastaken because the state legislature eliminated the funding match colleges previously received for these enrollments. The surcharge is assessed at the nonresident tuition rate ($85per credit hour, in addition to the regular tuition rate based on the students residency). Students are strongly encouraged to keep the surcharge in mind when considering whether to

drop a required course. If the drop will result in a grade of W the course will be counted as an attempt. Students should see a counselor or the registrar if they have questions aboutwhether they will be affectedduring this or any other registration period. Also, new legislation limits the total number of drops. See page 15 for more information.

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TUITION (3)

STUDENTSERVICES

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Surcharge for Certain Repeated Classes

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These online registration instructions will make it fast

and easy to register for classes.1. Username and Password

Prior to online registration,you should have yourusername, password, andschedule planned and ready,which includes courseregistration numbers. If youhave not received yourUserID and Password,or have forgotten your login

information click on,Login Support for assistance.

2. RegistrationOnce you have your usernameand password, log on tomyLC Campus. Enter yourusername and password thenclick SignIn.

ONLINE REGISTRATIONOnline registration is available to current students who have been enrolled during the previous

12 months and/or rst time students who have completed the admissions process.

3. Log-inAfter logging onto myLCCampus, choose Enroll in theupper left corner of the pageunder Academics. If the termfor registration is not available,contact the admissions ofce at2814256393.

4. Select Classes to AddSubmit the rst courseregistration number and hitthe enter button. The courseregistration number can befound to the left of the courseprex in the class schedule.

5. Conrm ClassesOnce you enter theregistration number, the nextscreen will allow you toconrm that the course iscorrect. Click next twiceto return to the Add classes

screen. Repeat this step foreach class for which yourregistering. After entering theregistration course numbers,click Proceed to Step 2 of 3.

6. View ResultsThe View Results page tellsyou if your enrolllment wassuccessful. Green checksindicate successful enrollmentand red Xs indicate that you arenot enrolled. For the Red X, anexplanation message is given

to why the registration into theclass was successful (forexample, prerequisites were notmet or the class is full.) Toinquire about unsuccessful (forexample, the computerdoes not recognize that youmet the prerequisite for theclass), choose Ask Reghelp forAssistance. This will generatean email and a counselor oradvisor will contact you by email

about the situation. Most emailsare answered within an hourduring business hours.

7. Dont forget to Pay!A message with tuition due anddue date will appear. Paymentscan be made online by choosingPay Online option or in personat the cashiers window in MolerHall. All installment paymentsmust be done online. Failure to

pay by due dates may result inyour classes being dropped.For information on due dates orinstallment payments, contactthe business ofceat 281-425-6321.

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IMPORTANT DATES FOR SUMMER 2011

First-time-college students must complete the application process and testingassessment, plus attend an on campus orientation session, before registrationwill be allowed. Admission and testing should be completed no later than theFriday before orientation. The last orientation for Summer I is June 2 and for

Summer II is July 5. Seating and class choices will be limited at that point.Students should plan and act early to allow for these requirements. There willbe NO late registration for any previously unregistered student once classes start.

April 1 Friday Financial Aid application deadline (for newstudents starting studies at LC duringone of the summer terms)

11 Monday Early registration for summer (including MayMini) begins

29 Friday Payment deadline for registrations done4/11-4/29* (12 p.m.)

May 5 Thursday Orientation session at McNair (reservationrequired)

12 Thursday Last day of registration for May Mini andcosmetology sessions; Mini tuition due by5 p.m.

16 Monday May Mini begins (classes meetMay 16 June 2; no class on May 30);Cosmetology summer session starts (endsAug. 11)

24 Tuesday Orientation sessions (reservation required)

26 Thursday CMEF Industrial Registration, 5-8 p.m., ATC(eligible students only)

30 Monday Memorial Day holiday college closed31 Tuesday Payment deadline for registrations done

5/1 5/31* (7 p.m.)

June 1 Wednesday No registration for Summer 12 Thursday Last Orientation for Summer I (reservation

required)Final day of registration for Summer 1Final payment deadline for Summer 1registrations* (5 p.m.)

3 Friday No registration for Summer 1

6 Monday Summer 1 classes begin; schedule changes forregistered students permitted

7 Tuesday Last day of schedule changes9 Thursday Day of Record, Summer 1--5 week classes

15 Wednesday Day of Record, Summer 1--10 week classes24 Friday Last day to drop a Summer 1 5-week class

without permission30 Thursday Payment deadline for registrations done

6/1-6/30 (5 p.m.)*July 4 Monday Independence Day holiday observed

college closed5 Tuesday Last Orientation for Summer II (reservation

required)7 Thursday Last Day of Summer 1-5 week session

Registration for Summer II ends, 5 p.m.Final payment deadline for Summer II* (5 p.m.)8 Friday Summer 1 5-week grades due; no registration11 Monday Summer II classes begin; schedule changes for

registered students permitted12 Tuesday Last day of schedule changes14 Thursday Day of record, Summer II29 Friday Last day to drop a Summer I 10 week class

and/or Summer II class without permission

August 11 Thursday Last day of Summer 1 (10 week) andSummer II classes

12 Friday Grades due

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The Texas Success Initiative (TSI) is a state-mandated program designed toimprove students success rates in college. TSI includes testing, advising, and ifnecessary, developmental coursework. These elements of the plan help ensurethat all students who register for college-level courses at public colleges anduniversities are College Readythat is, they have the necessary skills to succeed.

Who is exempt from the TSI requirements and how do I know if I amCollege Ready?

1. Students who have taken THEA/TASP test, or any state approved alternativetest, have satised the TSI testing requirement. That is, they dont need totake a TSI test.

2. Students who were classied as TASP-Passed in any or all of the three areasof the TASP test are considered College Ready in that area with regard to TSI.In other words, students who were TASP-Passed in reading, writing, or mathare College Ready in those areas and students who were TASP-Decient in oneor more areas are TSI-Decient in the same areas.

3. Students who were granted TSI-Exempt status because of scores earned onexams such as SAT, ACT, or prior college courses, are considered College Ready.

4. Students who have been classied College Ready by another Texas college oruniversity will retain that status when they transfer to Lee College.

5. Students who satisfy the TSI military standard are exempt from TSI standards.(Students who are members of the military or have had recent militaryexperience should see a Counselor.)

6. Students who wish to enroll in courses for personal enrichment at Lee Collegemay be exempt from initial testing. (Personal Enrichment enrollment may belimited, and students who enroll for Personal Enrichment are not eligible forstate or federal nancial aid.)

7. Students with high scores on the SAT, ACT, or TAKS test are TSI-Exempt. Toachieve this status, the scores must meet or exceed the following scores:

a. SATCombined 1070Verbal 500Math 500

b. ACTComposite 23English 19Math 19

c. TAKSMath 2200English/Language 2200Writing Sub-score 3

(Exemption scores are established by the state and are subject to change. Scoresare effective for three years from the date a student takes TAKS and are effective

for ve years from the date the SAT or ACT is taken.)

To be elegible to take College level Math, placement scores must meet orexceed the following: THEA 270; Accuplacer 51 (in college level math);SAT 551; or ACT 20.9. Students who have completed college-level courses at a private or out-of-state college

or university may be exempt. (Students who transfer credits from other colleges or

universities should check with the Records Ofce.)10. Students pursuing most Lee College Certicates of Completion are waived from TSI

requirements. (Students who are in doubt about their certicate programs shouldcheck with a Counselor or Advisor.) While exempt from TSI, Lee College requiresplacement testing to qualify for coursework w/in the certicate.

Are any deadlines associated with TSI requirements?

TSI-responsible students must take initial testing before they begin their rst college-levelcourses.

What if a student does not pass TSI initial testing?

Failure to pass a section of TSI testing does not prevent students from enrolling in mostcollege-level courses, provided that the student meets the pre-requisites for the courses

that the student wishes to take.

A FEW MORE THINGS TOKNOW AND REMEMBER

What does testing cost?THEA (whether one section or more) costs $29 to $59, depending on regular or lateregistration.

Accuplacer All sections $29Re-testing Reading $5

Math $10

Sentence Skills $5Essay $10

Where are tests given?In the Counseling Center. Call (281)425-6384 to make an appointment.

When are tests given?THEA is given about 1-4 times each month.Accuplacer is given almost every day the Counseling Center is open.During registration periods, the number of testing sessions increases.

Students must bring a picture ID (for example, drivers license) when coming to test.

Total time to complete the Accuplacer (all three sections) is approximately 3 to 5 hours.

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Lee College Schedule of Classes Summer 2011

This schedule contains a snapshot of available classes for summer as of mid-April. The official Lee College schedule is housed within the student recordssystem (Peoplesoft) and can be accessed through your myLCaccount, which contains the most current information about open sections, times, classrooms, instructors,and cancelations. Available courses may also be viewed through Quicklinks - Class Schedule on the Lee College website at www.lee.edu.

Final exams for summer sections are offered on the last day of class.Look carefully at start dates so that you enroll before classes start since there is no late registration. Following are sessions being offered Summer 2011:

Beginning May 16 Beginning May 23 Beginning June 6May Mini (MIN) May 16 June 2 Audio Recording (12C) May 23 August 11 General Classes (5W1) June 6 July 7Nursing (7WA) May 16 June 28 Beginning June 3 Studio Art (8W2) June 6 July 28Performing Arts (8W1) May 16 July 7 Nursing (4W1) June 3 June 28 General/Technical (10W) June 6 August 11Cosmetology (13W) May 16 August 11 Beginning June 29 Flight (12W) June 6 August 26

Nursing (7WB) June 29 August 11 Beginning July 11(Summer II)General (5W2) July 11 August 11

Session Legend Dates: 4W1 June 3 June 28 10W June 6 August 115W1 June 6 July 7 12C May 23 August 115W2 July 11 August 11 12W June 6 August 26

7WA May 16

June 28 13W May 16

August 117WB June 29 August 11 MIN May 16 June 28W1 May 16 July 78W2 June 6 July 28

When selecting lecture/lab sections, only the LEC or A section registration number is needed to enroll in both the lecture and lab.

MINI SESSION (MIN) MAY 16 JUNE 2

10393 ACNT 1303 M01 Introduction to Accounting I Lec MTWTh 06:0 0 PM - 10:0 0 PM Finnell,Charles ATC 32410436 ARTS 1304 M01 Art History II Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Neihaus,Stephen MHCW31

10195 BCIS 1405 HY1A Business Computer Applications Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 12:4 0 PM McClure,Roberta ATC 20710196 BCIS 1405 HY1B Business Computer Applications Lab TBA TBA McClure,RobertaHybrid Course. Time traditionally spent in the classroom is reduced but not eliminated. (05/16/2011through 06/02/2011)

10205 COSC 1300 M01 Introduction to Computing Lec MTWTh 01:0 0 PM - 04:4 0 PM McClure,Roberta ATC 20710058 ENGL 1301 MN1 English Composition I Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Clayton,Jeffrey S BH22710059 ENGL 1302 MN1 English Composition II Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Hainline,David BH22110395 GOVT 2302 M45 American Government II Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Osterman Jr,John M SS21410401 HIST 1301 HY45 History of the U.S. to 1877 Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Cookson,Cassandra Bell SS211

This is a hybrid course containing a mixture of classroom and online instruction. Students mustattend the first Monday session or be withdrawn from the class. Students will meet on campus M-TH9-12 with additional instruction and activities provided online. The textbook for the course isDavidson, US : A Narrative History, vol I. Contact Cassandra Cookson at [email protected] with any

questions.10057 HUMA 1301 MN1 Intro. to the Humanities I Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Trevino,Chris BH102


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10203 ITSC 1309 M41A Integrated Software Apps.I Lec MTWTh 08:1 5 AM - 11:2 0 AM Hart,Victoria ATC 23510204 ITSC 1309 M41B Integrated Software Apps.I Lab MTWTh 11:3 5 AM - 01:0 0 PM Hart,Victoria ATC 235

10629 LGLA 2333 M01 Adv.Legal Doc.Preparation Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 12:4 0 PM Jaroszewski,David ATC 22510310 MATH 350 MN1 Mathematics for Allied Health Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Arana,Raul BH101

10185 MATH 1414 MN11 College Algebra Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 02:0 0 PM Graber,Sharon ATC 222Lecture course with online component. Students are required to have an access code for MyMathLab and the textbook on the first day of class.

The code for MyMathLab is packaged with the required textbook. For questions, contact Mrs. Graber at [email protected] .10588 MUSI 1306 M11 Music Appreciation Lec MTWTh 01:0 0 PM - 05:0 0 PM Mueller,Charlotte PAC 123

10714 RNSG 1251 M01 Care of Childbearing Family Lec MTWTh 08:3 0 AM - 01:3 0 PM Charles-Babb,JoAnn MHCW1010186 SPCH 1315 MN1 Principles of Public Speaking Lec MTWTh 01:3 0 PM - 05:3 0 PM Whitlow Jr.,Ray ATC 34810187 SPCH 1315 MN2 Principles of Public Speaking Lec MTWTh 06:0 0 PM - 10:0 0 PM Whitlow Jr.,Ray ATC 348

10407 SPCH 1315 MN3 Principles of Public Speaking Lec MTWTh 01:3 0 PM - 05:3 0 PM Staff10188 SPCH 1318 MN1 Interpersonal Communication Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Ganakos,Joseph M ATC 348

10200 SPNL 1301 MN1 Health Care Spanish Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Castillo,Francisca SS111

SEVEN-WEEK ASESSION (7WA)MAY 16JUNE 28

10641 COSS 100 M41 Applied Study Skills Lec M 04:1 5 PM - 05:0 5 PM Johnson-Umezulike,Jani MHCE51

10636 RNSG 1343 M41 Complex Concepts/Adult Health Lec M 10:0 0 AM - 04:0 0 PM Johnson-Umezulike,Jani MHCE5110637 RNSG 1362 M41 Clinical-Nursing-R.N.Training Cli TBA TBA Johnson-Umezulike,Jani

10638 RNSG 1362 M42 Clinical-Nursing-R.N.Training Cli TBA Staff10639 RNSG 1362 M43 Clinical-Nursing-R.N.Training Cli TBA Staff10640 RNSG 1362 M44 Clinical-Nursing-R.N.Training Cli TBA Staff

FOUR -WEEK ASESSION (4W1)JUNE 3JUNE 28 COURSES MAY BE VIEWED ONLINE.

SEVEN-WEEK BSESSION (7WB)JUNE 29AUGUST 11

10643 RNSG 2161 M51 Clinical-Nursing-R.N.Training Cli TBA TBA Sprauve,Doylean M

10644 RNSG 2161 M52 Clinical-Nursing-R.N.Training Cli TBA Staff10645 RNSG 2161 M53 Clinical-Nursing-R.N.Training Cli TBA Staff

10646 RNSG 2161 M54 Clinical-Nursing-R.N.Training Cli TBA Staff

10642 RNSG 2201 M51 Care of Children and Families Lec MTWTh 09:0 0 AM - 04:0 0 PM Sprauve,Doylean M MHCE51

FIRST EIGHT-WEEK SESSION (8W1)MAY 16JULY 7

10604 DRAM 1120 M11 Theatre Arts Lab I Lab MTWTh 02:0 0 PM - 05:0 0 PM Murray,Amanda J. PAC MPH

10605 DRAM 1121 M11 Theater Arts Lab II Lab MTWTh 02:0 0 PM - 05:0 0 PM Murray,Amanda J.10606 DRAM 2120 M11 Theatre Arts Lab III Lab MTWTh 02:0 0 PM - 05:0 0 PM Murray,Amanda J.

10607 DRAM 2121 M11 Theater Arts Lab IV Lab MTWTh 02:0 0 PM - 05:0 0 PM Murray,Amanda J.

10616 MUAP 1181 M12 Voice Lab TBA TBA Black,Cassandra Aaron10617 MUAP 1181 M14 Voice Lab TBA TBA Langman,Shannon

10618 MUAP 1181 M15 Voice Lab TBA TBA Vaughn,Michael B10619 MUAP 1281 M12 Voice Lab TBA TBA Black,Cassandra Aaron

10620 MUAP 1281 M14 Voice Lab TBA TBA Langman,Shannon10621 MUAP 1281 M15 Voice Lab TBA TBA Vaughn,Michael B

10622 MUAP 2181 M12 Voice Lab TBA TBA Black,Cassandra Aaron


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10623 MUAP 2181 M14 Voice Lab TBA TBA Langman,Shannon

10624 MUAP 2181 M15 Voice Lab TBA TBA Vaughn,Michael B10625 MUAP 2281 M12 Voice Lab TBA TBA Black,Cassandra Aaron

10626 MUAP 2281 M13 Voice Lab TBA TBA Weinel,John10627 MUAP 2281 M14 Voice Lab TBA TBA Langman,Shannon

10628 MUAP 2281 M15 Voice Lab TBA TBA Vaughn,Michael B10608 MUEN 1141 M11 Lee College Concert Choir Lec MTWTh 11:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Weinel,John PAC 137

THIRTEEN-WEEK SESSION (13W)MAY 16AUGUST 11

10509 CSME 1254 C11 Artistry of Hair Design I Lab M 07:3 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1A

CSME 1254 Artistry of Hair Design I Lab M 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1ACSME 1254 Artistry of Hair Design I Lab F 07:3 0 AM - 09:0 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1A

10410 CSME 1254 M11 Artistry of Hair Design I Lab T 07:3 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101ACSME 1254 Artistry of Hair Design I Lab T 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101A

CSME 1254 Artistry of Hair Design I Lab F 09:0 0 AM - 10:3 0 AM Staff TV8 - 101A10522 CSME 1255 C11 Artistry of Hair Design II Lab Th 07:3 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1B

CSME 1255 Artistry of Hair Design II Lab Th 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1B

CSME 1255 Artistry of Hair Design II Lab F 07:3 0 AM - 09:0 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1B10474 CSME 1255 M11 Artistry of Hair Design II Lab Th 07:3 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101B

CSME 1255 Artistry of Hair Design II Lab Th 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101B

CSME 1255 Artistry of Hair Design II Lab F 12:0 0 PM - 01:3 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101B10514 CSME 1410 C11A Intro.Haircutting/Related The Lec Th 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1A10515 CSME 1410 C11B Intro.Haircutting/Related The Lab Th 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1A

CSME 1410 Intro.Haircutting/Related The Lab Th 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1A

CSME 1410 Intro.Haircutting/Related The Lab F 09:0 0 AM - 10:3 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1A10405 CSME 1410 M11A Intro.Haircutting/Related The Lec M 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101A

10406 CSME 1410 M11B Intro.Haircutting/Related The Lab M 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101A

CSME 1410 Intro.Haircutting/Related The Lab M 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101ACSME 1410 Intro.Haircutting/Related The Lab F 07:3 0 PM - 09:0 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101A

10497 CSME 1434 M11A Cosmetology Instructor I Lec M 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101D10498 CSME 1434 M11B Cosmetology Instructor I Lab M 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101D

CSME 1434 Cosmetology Instructor I Lab M 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101D

CSME 1434 Cosmetology Instructor I Lab F 07:3 0 AM - 09:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101D

10499 CSME 1435 M11A Orient.to Instruct.Cosmetology Lec W 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101D10500 CSME 1435 M11B Orient.to Instruct.Cosmetology Lab W 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101D

CSME 1435 Orient.to Instruct.Cosmetology Lab W 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101D

CSME 1435 Orient.to Instruct.Cosmetology Lab F 09:0 0 AM - 10:3 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101D10512 CSME 1453 C11A Chem.Reformation,Related Theor Lec W 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1A

10513 CSME 1453 C11B Chem.Reformation,Related Theor Lab W 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1A

CSME 1453 Chem.Reformation,Related Theor Lab W 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1ACSME 1453 Chem.Reformation,Related Theor Lab F 10:3 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1A

10414 CSME 1453 M11A Chem.Reformation,Related Theor Lec Th 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101A10473 CSME 1453 M11B Chem.Reformation,Related Theor Lab Th 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101A

CSME 1453 Chem.Reformation,Related Theor Lab Th 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101ACSME 1453 Chem.Reformation,Related Theor Lab F 10:3 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101A

10510 CSME 1505 C11A Fundamentals of Cosmetology Lec T 07:3 0 AM - 11:1 5 AM Staff MCNAIR 1A10511 CSME 1505 C11B Fundamentals of Cosmetology Lab T 11:1 5 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1A


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CSME 1505 Fundamentals of Cosmetology Lab T 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1A

CSME 1505 Fundamentals of Cosmetology Lab F 12:0 0 PM - 01:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1A10408 CSME 1505 M11A Fundamentals of Cosmetology Lec W 07:3 0 AM - 11:1 5 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101A

10409 CSME 1505 M11B Fundamentals of Cosmetology Lab W 11:1 5 AM - 12:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101A

CSME 1505 Fundamentals of Cosmetology Lab W 01:0 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101ACSME 1505 Fundamentals of Cosmetology Lab F 12:0 0 PM - 01:3 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101A

10529 CSME 2337 C11A Advanced Cosmetology Technique Lec Th 07:3 0 AM - 08:4 5 AM Staff MCNAIR 1C

10530 CSME 2337 C11B Advanced Cosmetology Technique Lab Th 08:4 5 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1CCSME 2337 Advanced Cosmetology Technique Lab Th 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1C

CSME 2337 Advanced Cosmetology Technique Lab F 07:3 0 AM - 09:0 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1C10495 CSME 2337 M11A Advanced Cosmetology Technique Lec W 07:3 0 AM - 08:4 5 AM Staff TV8 - 101C

10496 CSME 2337 M11B Advanced Cosmetology Technique Lab W 08:4 5 AM - 09:4 5 AM Staff TV8 - 101CCSME 2337 Advanced Cosmetology Technique Lab W 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101C

CSME 2337 Advanced Cosmetology Technique Lab F 09:0 0 AM - 10:3 0 AM Staff TV8 - 101C

10527 CSME 2343 C11A Salon Development Lec W 07:3 0 AM - 08:4 5 AM Staff MCNAIR 1C10528 CSME 2343 C11B Salon Development Lab W 08:4 5 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1C

CSME 2343 Salon Development Lab W 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1CCSME 2343 Salon Development Lab F 09:0 0 AM - 10:3 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1C

10493 CSME 2343 M11A Salon Development Lec M 07:3 0 AM - 08:4 5 AM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101C

10494 CSME 2343 M11B Salon Development Lab M 08:4 5 AM - 12:0 0 PM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101CCSME 2343 Salon Development Lab M 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101C

CSME 2343 Salon Development Lab F 12:0 0 PM - 01:3 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101C10520 CSME 2344 C11A Prep for St.Lic. Written Exam Lec W 07:3 0 AM - 08:4 5 AM Staff MCNAIR 1B

10521 CSME 2344 C11B Prep for St.Lic. Written Exam Lab W 08:4 5 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1BCSME 2344 Prep for St.Lic. Written Exam Lab W 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1B

CSME 2344 Prep for St.Lic. Written Exam Lab F 12:0 0 PM - 01:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1B10475 CSME 2344 M11A Prep for St.Lic. Written Exam Lec W 07:3 0 AM - 08:4 5 AM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101B

10477 CSME 2344 M11B Prep for St.Lic. Written Exam Lab W 08:4 5 AM - 12:0 0 PM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101BCSME 2344 Prep for St.Lic. Written Exam Lab W 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101B

CSME 2344 Prep for St.Lic. Written Exam Lab F 10:3 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101B

10516 CSME 2401 C11A Prin.Hair Color&Related Theory Lec M 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1B10517 CSME 2401 C11B Prin.Hair Color&Related Theory Lab M 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1B

CSME 2401 Prin.Hair Color&Related Theory Lab M 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1BCSME 2401 Prin.Hair Color&Related Theory Lab F 09:0 0 AM - 10:3 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1B

10478 CSME 2401 M11A Prin.Hair Color&Related Theory Lec T 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101B10479 CSME 2401 M11B Prin.Hair Color&Related Theory Lab T 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101B

CSME 2401 Prin.Hair Color&Related Theory Lab T 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101BCSME 2401 Prin.Hair Color&Related Theory Lab F 09:0 0 AM - 10:3 0 AM Staff TV8 - 101B

10518 CSME 2410 C11A Adv.Haircutting/Related Theory Lec T 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1B

10519 CSME 2410 C11B Adv.Haircutting/Related Theory Lab T 10:0 0 AM - 12:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1BCSME 2410 Adv.Haircutting/Related Theory Lab T 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1B

CSME 2410 Adv.Haircutting/Related Theory Lab F 10:3 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1B10480 CSME 2410 M11A Adv.Haircutting/Related Theory Lec M 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Staff TV8 - 101B

10481 CSME 2410 M11B Adv.Haircutting/Related Theory Lab M 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101BCSME 2410 Adv.Haircutting/Related Theory Lab M 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101B

CSME 2410 Adv.Haircutting/Related Theory Lab F 07:3 0 AM - 09:0 0 AM Staff TV8 - 101B


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10501 CSME 2414 M11A Cosmetology Instructor II Lec M 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101E10502 CSME 2414 M11B Cosmetology Instructor II Lab M 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101E

CSME 2414 Cosmetology Instructor II Lab M 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101ECSME 2414 Cosmetology Instructor II Lab F 07:3 0 AM - 09:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101E

10503 CSME 2415 M11A Cosmetology Instructor III Lec W 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101E10504 CSME 2415 M11B Cosmetology Instructor III Lab W 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101E

CSME 2415 Cosmetology Instructor III Lab W 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101ECSME 2415 Cosmetology Instructor III Lab F 09:0 0 AM - 10:3 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101E

10523 CSME 2439 C11A Advanced Hair Design Lec M 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1C

10524 CSME 2439 C11B Advanced Hair Design Lab M 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1CCSME 2439 Advanced Hair Design Lab M 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1CCSME 2439 Advanced Hair Design Lab F 10:3 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1C

10482 CSME 2439 M11A Advanced Hair Design Lec Th 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101C10483 CSME 2439 M11B Advanced Hair Design Lab Th 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101C

CSME 2439 Advanced Hair Design Lab Th 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101CCSME 2439 Advanced Hair Design Lab F 07:3 0 AM - 09:0 0 AM Staff TV8 - 101C

10525 CSME 2441 C11A Prep.for State Licensing Exam. Lec T 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Staff MCNAIR 1C10526 CSME 2441 C11B Pr ep.for State Licensing Exam. Lab T 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1C

CSME 2441 Prep.for State Licensing Exam. Lab T 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1CCSME 2441 Prep.for State Licensing Exam. Lab F 12:0 0 PM - 01:3 0 PM Staff MCNAIR 1C

10484 CSME 2441 M11A Prep.for State Licensing Exam. Lec T 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101C10485 CSME 2441 M11B Prep.for State Licensing Exam. Lab T 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101C

CSME 2441 Prep.for State Licensing Exam. Lab T 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Fields,Claudette TV8 - 101CCSME 2441 Prep.for State Licensing Exam. Lab F 10:3 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Staff TV8 - 101C

10505 CSME 2444 M11A Cosmetology Instructor IV Lec M 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101F10506 CSME 2444 M11B Cosmetology Instructor IV Lab M 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101F

CSME 2444 Cosmetology Instructor IV Lab M 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101FCSME 2444 Cosmetology Instructor IV Lab F 07:3 0 AM - 09:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101F

10507 CSME 2445 M11A Instr.Theory &Clinic Operation Lec W 07:3 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101F10508 CSME 2445 M11B Instr.Theory &Clinic Operation Lab W 10:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101F

CSME 2445 Instr.Theory &Clinic Operation Lab W 12:3 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101FCSME 2445 Instr.Theory &Clinic Operation Lab F 09:0 0 AM - 10:3 0 AM Noack,Angela M TV8 - 101F

TWELVE-WEEK OPTIONAL SESSION (12C)MAY 23 AUGUST 11

10614 MUSC 1323 M11A Audio Electronics Lec S 09:0 0 AM - 10:1 5 AM Welborn,Ty MHCW3110615 MUSC 1323 M11B Audio Electronics Lab S 10:2 5 AM - 01:3 5 PM Welborn,Ty MHCW3110609 MUSC 1405 M11A Live Sound I Lec MW 05:2 5 PM - 06:4 0 PM Ames,Stephen Charles PAC MPH10610 MUSC 1405 M11B Live Sound I Lab MW 06:4 5 PM - 10:0 0 PM Ames,Stephen Charles PAC MPH10611 MUSC 2386 M11 Intern-Recording Arts Tech. Int TBA TBA Ames,Stephen Charles10612 MUSC 2447 M12A Audio Engineering III Lec MW 05:2 5 PM - 06:4 0 PM Ames,Stephen Charles10613 MUSC 2447 M12B Audio Engineering III Lab MW 06:4 5 PM - 10:0 0 PM Ames,Stephen Charles

TWELVE-WEEK SESSION (12W)JUNE 6AUGUST 26

10153 AIRP 1215 M01A Private Flight Lec TBA TBA Mc Corvey,Helene AIRPORT

10154 AIRP 1215 M01B Private Flight Lab TBA TBA Mc Corvey,Helene AIRPORTTwelve -week course at Ellington Airfield (June 6 - August 25). Must register for one ground course & one flight course to be eligible for aircraft usage discount.


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10155 AIRP 1255 M01A Intermediate Flight Lec TBA TBA Mc Corvey,Helene AIRPORT10156 AIRP 1255 M01B Intermediate Flight Lab TBA TBA Mc Corvey,Helene AIRPORT

Twelve- week course at Ellington Airfield (June 6 - August 25). Must register for one ground course & one flight course to be eligible for aircraft usage discount.10157 AIRP 2239 M01A Commercial Flight Lec TBA TBA Mc Corvey,Helene AIRPORT10158 AIRP 2239 M01B Commercial Flight Lab TBA TBA Mc Corvey,Helene AIRPORT

Twelve- week course at Ellington Airfield (June 6 - August 25). Must register for one ground course & one flight course to be eligible for aircraft usage discount.10159 AIRP 2250 M01A Instrument Flight Lec TBA TBA Mc Corvey,Helene AIRPORT10160 AIRP 2250 M01B Instrument Flight Lab TBA TBA Mc Corvey,Helene AIRPORT

Twelve- week course at Ellington Airfield (June 6 - August 25). Must register for one ground course & one flight course to be eligible for aircraft usage discount.

TEN-WEEK SESSION (10W)JUNE 6AUGUST 11

10394 ACCT 2401 DE1A Principles of Acct.I-Financial Lec TBA TBA Haggerty,Francis H.10396 ACCT 2401 DE1B Principles of Acct.I-Financial Lab TBA TBA Haggerty,Francis H.

Distance Education course requires internet access. Students should sign into their Web CT accountto access class requirements on the first day of class. Students who have not accessed Web CT by theend of the first week of class (June 10) may be dropped from the course. Contact Ms. FrancisHaggerty for more information, [email protected].

10397 ACCT 2402 DE1A Principles Acct.II-Managerial Lec TBA TBA Haggerty,Francis H.10398 ACCT 2402 DE1B Principles Acct.II-Managerial Lab TBA TBA Haggerty,Francis H.

Distance Education course requires internet access. Students should sign into their Web CT account

to access class requirements on the first day of class. Students who have not accessed Web CT by theend of the first week of class (June 10) may be dropped from the course. Contact Ms. FrancisHaggerty for more information, [email protected].

10145 AIRP 1317 DE1 Private Pilot Ground School Lec TBA TBA Parker,Daniel EdwardOnline course. Contact instructor, Dan Parker at p [email protected] for more information.

10146 AIRP 1317 M01 Private Pilot Ground School Lec T 06:0 0 PM - 09:4 0 PM Mc Corvey,Helene ATC 22210147 AIRP 1341 DE1 Advanced Air Navigation Lec TBA TBA Parker,Daniel Edward

Online course. Contact instructor, Dan Parker at p [email protected] for more information.10148 AIRP 1341 M01 Advanced Air Navigation Lec W 06:0 0 PM - 09:4 0 PM Mc Corvey,Helene ATC 22210149 AIRP 1351 DE1 Instrument Ground School Lec TBA TBA Parker,Daniel Edward

Online course. Contact instructor, Dan Parker at p [email protected] for more information.10152 AIRP 1351 M01 Instrument Ground School Lec M 06:0 0 PM - 09:4 0 PM Mc Corvey,Helene ATC 22210209 BCIS 1405 DE1A Business Computer Applications Lec TBA TBA Hart,Victoria

10210 BCIS 1405 DE1B Business Computer Applications Lab TBA TBA Hart,VictoriaOnline/Internet Course. Student must have access to a personal computer with full internet accessand MS Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint). For more information contact Vicky Hartat [email protected].

10211 BCIS 1405 DE2A Business Computer Applications Lec TBA TBA Nordhaus,Sandra10212 BCIS 1405 DE2B Business Computer Applications Lab TBA TBA Nordhaus,Sandra

Online/Internet Course. Student must have access to a personal computer with full internet accessand MS Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint). For more information contact SuzanneNordhaus at [email protected].

10070 BIOL 1322 DE1 Nutrition Lec TBA TBA Gray,Ann10071 BIOL 1406 M11A General Biology I Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Rosen,David J. SB22010072 BIOL 1406 M11B General Biology I Lab MW 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Rosen,David J. SB22010073 BIOL 1413 M11A General Zoology Lec MW 09:1 0 AM - 11:1 0 AM Gammel,William R SB22310074 BIOL 1413 M11B General Zoology Lab MW 11:2 0 AM - 01:2 0 PM Gammel,William R SB223


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10075 BIOL 1413 M12A General Zoology Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Gammel,William R SB22310076 BIOL 1413 M12B General Zoology Lab MW 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Gammel,William R SB22310077 BIOL 2305 M01 Pathophysiology Lec MW 01:3 0 PM - 03:3 0 PM Lebed,Andrey V SB14110078 BIOL 2401 M11A Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lec MW 09:1 0 AM - 11:1 0 AM Lebed,Andrey V SB11310079 BIOL 2401 M11B Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab MW 11:2 0 AM - 01:2 0 PM Lebed,Andrey V SB11310080 BIOL 2401 M12A Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Burse,Jeanine SB11310081 BIOL 2401 M12B Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab MW 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Burse,Jeanine SB11310082 BIOL 2401 M13A Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lec TTh 09:1 0 AM - 11:1 0 AM Lebed,Andrey V SB11310083 BIOL 2401 M13B Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab TTh 11:2 0 AM - 01:2 0 PM Lebed,Andrey V SB113

10084 BIOL 2402 M11A Human Anat & Phys II Lec MW 09:1 0 AM - 11:1 0 AM Pool,Eugenie SB22510085 BIOL 2402 M11B Human Anat & Phys II Lab MW 11:2 0 AM - 01:2 0 PM Pool,Eugenie SB22510086 BIOL 2402 M12A Human Anat & Phys II Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Pool,Eugenie SB22510087 BIOL 2402 M12B Human Anat & Phys II Lab MW 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Pool,Eugenie SB225

10088 BIOL 2404 M11A The Human Body Lec TTh 09:1 0 AM - 11:1 0 AM Cox,Kimberly Y. SB21110089 BIOL 2404 M11B The Human Body Lab TTh 11:2 0 AM - 01:2 0 PM Cox,Kimberly Y. SB21110090 BIOL 2404 M12A The Human Body Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Staff SB21110091 BIOL 2404 M12B The Human Body Lab TTh 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Staff SB21110092 BIOL 2421 M11A Microbiology Lec MW 09:1 0 AM - 11:1 0 AM Cox,Kimberly Y. SB22710093 BIOL 2421 M11B Microbiology Lab MW 11:2 0 AM - 01:2 0 PM Cox,Kimberly Y. SB22710094 BIOL 2421 M12A Microbiology Lec TTh 09:1 0 AM - 11:1 0 AM Nunez,Brian Scott SB22710095 BIOL 2421 M12B Microbiology Lab TTh 11:2 0 AM - 01:2 0 PM Nunez,Brian Scott SB227

10096 BIOL 2421 M13A Microbiology Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Nunez,Brian Scott SB22710097 BIOL 2421 M13B Microbiology Lab TTh 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Nunez,Brian Scott SB22710292 BMGT 1307 M01 High Performance Work Teams Lec T 05:4 5 PM - 09:2 5 PM Lattier,Gregory ATC 35110293 BMGT 1327 M01 Principles of Management Lec Th 05:4 5 PM - 09:2 5 PM Staff ATC 35510294 BMGT 1341 DE1 Business Ethics Lec TBA TBA Lattier,Gregory

Online/Internet course requires personal internet connection and MS Word software. For informationcontact Dr. Gregg Lattier at [email protected].

10286 BUSI 1301 M01 Business Principles Lec W 05:4 5 PM - 09:2 5 PM Lattier,Gregory ATC 35110290 BUSI 1307 DE1 Personal Finance Lec TBA TBA Finnell,Charles

Online/Internet course requires personal internet connection and MS Word software. For informationcontact Charles Finnell at [email protected].

10289 BUSI 2301 DE1 Business Law Lec TBA TBA Lattier,Gregory

Online/Internet course requires personal internet connection and MS Word software. For informationcontact Dr. Gregg Lattier at [email protected] BUSI 2301 M01 Business Law Lec Th 05:4 5 PM - 09:2 5 PM Lattier,Gregory ATC 35110600 CETT 1307 M11A Fundamentals of Electronics Lec T 05:4 5 PM - 07:0 5 PM Ortiz,Juan J. TV120910601 CETT 1307 M11B Fundamentals of Electronics Lab T 07:1 5 PM - 08:3 5 PM Ortiz,Juan J. TV120910127 CETT 1325 M11A Digital Fundamentals Lec MW 01:1 0 PM - 02:0 0 PM Ives,Doyle TV1-21610128 CETT 1325 M11B Digital Fundamentals Lab MW 02:0 5 PM - 02:5 5 PM Ives,Doyle TV1-21610129 CETT 1325 M12A Digital Fundamentals Lec TTh 05:1 5 PM - 06:0 5 PM Ives,Doyle TV1-21610130 CETT 1325 M12B Digital Fundamentals Lab TTh 06:1 0 PM - 07:0 0 PM Ives,Doyle TV1-21610098 CHEM 1419 M11A Introductory Organic Chemistry Lec MW 01:3 0 PM - 03:3 0 PM Pang,Harry SB11210099 CHEM 1419 M11B Introductory Organic Chemistry Lab MW 03:4 0 PM - 05:4 0 PM Pang,Harry SB11210207 COSC 1300 DE1 Introduction to Computing Lec TBA TBA McClure,Roberta

Online/Internet Course. Student must have access to a personal computer with full internet access

and MS Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint). For more information contact RobertMcClure at [email protected].


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10208 COSC 1300 DE2 Introduction to Computing Lec TBA TBA Nordhaus,SandraOnline/Internet Course. Student must have access to a personal computer with full internet accessand MS Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint). For more information contact SuzanneNordhaus at [email protected].

10136 CPMT 1303 M11A Introduction to Computer Techn Lec TTh 01:1 0 PM - 02:0 0 PM Staff TV120810137 CPMT 1303 M11B Introduction to Computer Techn Lab TTh 02:0 5 PM - 03:0 0 PM Staff TV120810131 CPMT 1411 M11A Intro. to Computer Maintenance Lec MW 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Guardiola Jr,Santiago TV1-21310132 CPMT 1411 M11B Intro. to Computer Maintenance Lab MW 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Guardiola Jr,Santiago TV1-21310133 CPMT 1449 M11A Computer Networking Technology Lec TTh 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Guardiola Jr,Santiago TV1-213

10134 CPMT 1449 M11B Computer Networking Technology Lab TTh 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Guardiola Jr,Santiago TV1-21310382 CRIJ 1301 DE1 Intro. to Criminal Justice Lec TBA TBA Buckner III,Oris B

Online/Internet Course. Contact instructor Mr. Oris Buckner for more information,[email protected].

10384 CRIJ 2313 DE1 Correctional Syst.and Practice Lec TBA TBA Buckner III,Oris BOnline/Internet Course. Contact instructor Mr. Oris Buckner for more information,[email protected].

10229 CTEC 1401 M11A Applied Petrochemical Tech Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Bauman,Edward M. TV2101B10230 CTEC 1401 M11B Applied Petrochemical Tech Lab TTh 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Bauman,Edward M. TV2101B10269 DFTG 1405 M11A Technical Drafting Lec MW 09:0 0 AM - 11:0 5 AM Queyquep,Joseph M ATC 21110270 DFTG 1405 M11B Technical Drafting Lab MW 11:1 0 AM - 01:1 5 PM Queyquep,Joseph M ATC 21110271 DFTG 1405 M12A Technical Drafting Lec MW 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Queyquep,Joseph M ATC 21110272 DFTG 1405 M12B Technical Drafting Lab MW 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Queyquep,Joseph M ATC 21110273 DFTG 1409 M11A Basic Computer-Aided Drafting Lec TTh 09:0 0 AM - 11:0 5 AM Burroughs,Donna M. ATC 21510274 DFTG 1409 M11B Basic Computer-Aided Drafting Lab TTh 11:1 0 AM - 01:1 5 PM Burroughs,Donna M. ATC 21510275 DFTG 1409 M12A Basic Computer-Aided Drafting Lec TTh 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Burroughs,Donna M. ATC 21510276 DFTG 1409 M12B Basic Computer-Aided Drafting Lab TTh 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Burroughs,Donna M. ATC 21510277 DFTG 2419 M11A Interm. Comp. Aided Drafting Lec TTh 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Little,Michael ATC 21610278 DFTG 2419 M11B Interm. Comp. Aided Drafting Lab TTh 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Little,Michael ATC 21610279 DFTG 2438 M11A Final Project-Advanced Draft. Lec TBA TBA Burroughs,Donna M.10280 DFTG 2438 M11B Final Project-Advanced Draft. Lab TBA TBA Burroughs,Donna M.

Permission of instructor required. All face to face meetings with the instyructor will be scheduled byappointment. This course will be WebCT driven. Students should be in their final semester of thedrafting degree or certificate plan. Students must contact DeDe Griffith by e-mail [email protected] or by phone at 281/425-6518. This is an individualized Capstone class.

10602 DFTG 2457 M11A Advanced Technologies in Pipe Lec TTh 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Nieto,Marisela ATC 21110603 DFTG 2457 M11B Advanced Technologies in Pipe Lab TTh 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Nieto,Marisela ATC 21110281 DFTG 2486 M11 Intern.-Draft.& Des. Tech/Gene Int TBA TBA Queyquep,Joseph M

Permission of instructor required. Students must have completed 20hrs. of their drafting degree orcertificate plan. Students currently working in a drafting related position with an emphasis on skilldevelopment may be eligible. A limited number of Internships are available each semester forunemployed students. Students interested in a Drafting Internship must contact DeDe Griffith bye-mail at [email protected] or by phone at 281/425-6518. This is a Capstone course.

10371 ECON 2301 DE41 Prin.Economics: Macroeconomics Lec TBA TBA Armstrong,LukeOn line instruction. This course is NOT offered through WebCT. You must contact Luke Armstrongat [email protected] the first week of the semester for course information and instructions.Completing ECON 2301 is NOT a requirement for ECON 2302. You may enroll in ECON 2301 andECON 2302 in either order, or at the same time.

10375 ECON 2301 HY41 Prin.Economics: Macroeconomics Lec T 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Armstrong,Luke SS213This section is a hybrid course that requires internet access. Course content delivered approximately


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half in lecture and half in online assignments and readings. This is NOT a webct course. Please

contact Luke Armstrong at [email protected] before the first week of the semester for additionalinformation.

10376 ECON 2302 DE42 Prin. Economics-Microeconomics Lec TBA TBA Armstrong,LukeOn line instruction. This course is NOT offered through WebCT. You must contact Luke Armstrong

at [email protected] the first week of the semester for course information and instructions.Completing ECON 2301 is NOT a requirement for ECON 2302. You may enroll in ECON 2301 and

ECON 2302 in either order, or at the same time.10040 ELPT 1321 M11A Intro.Electrical Safety/Tools Lec M 05:4 5 PM - 07:0 5 PM Saldivar Jr,Raymond T TV4101

10041 ELPT 1321 M11B Intro.Electrical Safety/Tools Lab M 07:1 5 PM - 08:3 5 PM Saldivar Jr,Raymond T TV410110025 ELPT 1325 M11 National Electrical Code I Lec W 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Saldivar Jr,Raymond T TV410110034 ELPT 1419 M11A Fundamentals of Electricity I Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Richardson,James TV3101

10035 ELPT 1419 M11B Fundamentals of Electricity I Lab MW 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Richardson,James TV310110038 ELPT 1420 M11A Fundamentals of Electricity II Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Richardson,James TV3101

10039 ELPT 1420 M11B Fundamentals of Electricity II Lab TTh 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Richardson,James TV310110030 ELPT 1445 M11A Commercial Wiring Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Saldivar Jr,Raymond T TV4101

10031 ELPT 1445 M11B Commercial Wiring Lab TTh 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Saldivar Jr,Raymond T TV410110027 ENGL 1301 DE2 English Composition I Lec TBA TBA Clayton,Jeffrey S

On line course. For more information contact Jeffrey Clayton at [email protected].

10044 ENGL 1302 DE1 English Composition II Lec TBA TBA Lee,GordonOn line course. For more information contact Gordon Lee at [email protected].

10045 ENGL 1302 DE2 English Composition II Lec TBA TBA Lee,GordonOn line course. For more information contact Gordon Lee at [email protected].

10336 ENGT 2310 M11 Intro. to Manufac. Processes Lec Th 05:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Purdin,John T TV121210337 ENGT 2310 M12 Intro. to Manufac. Processes Lec TBA TBA Thomas,Charles TV1 201A

Individualized Instruction. Orientation required on the first scheduled day of class at 5:00 p.m. in

TV1-201. Contact C. Thomas at 281-425-6270 for more information.10100 ENVR 1401 M11A Environmental Science I Lec MW 09:1 0 AM - 11:1 0 AM Burse,Jeanine SB128

10101 ENVR 1401 M11B Environmental Science I Lab MW 11:2 0 AM - 01:2 0 PM Burse,Jeanine SB128

10231 EPCT 1349 M11 Environ. Regu. Interp. & Appl. Lec W 05:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Staff TV2101B10461 GEOG 1303 DE41 World Regional Geography Lec TBA TBA Fulcher,Pamala A

This is a Distant Learning Course, you are required to create a Login for WebCt; follow this link todo so: http://www.lee.edu/logins.asp To look at the syllabus go to www.lee.edu; click under the drop

down menu click on 'Faculty & Course Information', once there look up my last name 'Fulcher'; here

you will find course information. For any questions on the class email me at [email protected]. Onceenrolled, you will be able to access the course the first day of school through WebCt. Glad to have

you in World Geography Distance Learning.10380 GOVT 2301 DE41 American Government I Lec TBA TBA Korzetz,Edward

Online/Webct course: This course is offered online so there will be NO lecture component. Students,however, will be required to take exams on campus at the Lee College Testing Center. Students should

be comfortable with computers and be able to resolve technical difficulties as they arise. Contact

instructor [email protected] for more information.10389 GOVT 2302 DE41 American Government II Lec TBA TBA Korzetz,Edward

Online/Webct course: This course is offered online so there will be NO lecture component. Students,however, will be required to take exams on campus at the Lee College Testing Center. Students should

be comfortable with computers and be able to resolve technical difficulties as they arise. Contactinstructor [email protected] for more information.

10402 HIST 1301 DE41 History of the U.S. to 1877 Lec TBA TBA Edwards,StewartThis is an internet course administered through WebCT. Exams must be taken in the Lee College


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testing center. Contact Dr. Stu Edwards at [email protected] for more information.10403 HIST 1301 DE42 History of the U.S. to 1877 Lec TBA TBA Cookson,Cassandra Bell

This is a completely online course over ten weeks. The course and syllabus will be available to students on the first class day on: webct:http://webct.lee.edu/webct/entryPageIns.dowebct

The textbook required is Davidson, US: A Narrative History vol I. It is not necessary to contact theprofessor before the first class day.

10596 HIST 1302 DE43 History of the U.S.Since 1877 Lec TBA TBA Edwards,StewartThis is an internet course administered through WebCT. Exams must be taken in the Lee Collegetesting center. Contact Dr. Stu Edwards at [email protected] for more information.

10411 HIST 1302 DE44 History of the U.S.Since 1877 Lec TBA TBA Whitaker,ChristopherConducted entirely online with the exception of four on campus examinations. Familiarity withWebCT is required. Contact instructor at [email protected] for more details.

10412 HIST 2301 DE46 History of Texas Lec TBA TBA Cookson,Cassandra BellThis is a completely online course over ten weeks. The course and syllabus will be available to students on the first class day on: webct:

http://webct.lee.edu/webct/entryPageIns.dowebctThe textbook required is Richardson, Texas: The Lone Star State. It is not necessary to contact theprofessor before the first class day.

10422 HITT 1305 DE1 Medical Terminology I Lec TBA TBA Fisher,PatriciaDistance education/online class may require additional fee.

10423 HITT 2160 M01 Clinical-Health Info./Med Rec Cli TBA TBA Ivey,Ann10424 HITT 2161 M01 Clinical-Health Info./Med Rec Cli TBA TBA Ivey,Ann10425 HITT 2335 DE1 Coding&Reimbursement Methods Lec TBA TBA Ivey,Ann

Distance education/on-line class that may require an additional fee.10291 HRPO 1311 M01 Human Relations Lec M 05:4 5 PM - 09:2 5 PM Lattier,Gregory ATC 35110295 IBUS 1305 DE1 Intro International Bus&Trade Lec TBA TBA Lattier,Gregory

Online/Internet course requires personal internet connection and MS Word software. For informationcontact Dr. Gregg Lattier at [email protected].

10599 INTC 1305 M11 Introduction to Instrumentatio Lec T 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Wewer,Justin J TV211810219 INTC 1312 M11 Instrumentation and Safety Lec M 05:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Collins,Waldo TV120810226 INTC 1348 M11 Analytical Instrumentation Lec M 05:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Kethley,Jay Dudley TV2101B10220 INTC 1401 M11A Principles:Industrial Measure Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Newton Jr.,Ersa Ray TV120910221 INTC 1401 M11B Principles:Industrial Measure Lab MW 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Newton Jr.,Ersa Ray TV120910222 INTC 1441 M11A Principles of Automatic Contro Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Woodall Jr,Beverly Alto TV2101A10223 INTC 1441 M11B Principles of Automatic Contro Lab MW 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Woodall Jr,Beverly Alto TV2101A

10224 INTC 1456 M11A Instrumentation Calibration Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Woodall Jr,Beverly Alto TV2101A10225 INTC 1456 M11B Instrumentation Calibration Lab TTh 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Woodall Jr,Beverly Alto TV2101A10227 INTC 2450 M11A Fieldbus Process Control Sys. Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Carter,Charles TV2109A10228 INTC 2450 M11B Fieldbu s Process Control Sys. Lab MW 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Carter,Charles TV2109A10139 ITCC 1401 M11A Exploration - Network Fundamen Lec MW 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Ganze,Charles J TV1119A10140 ITCC 1401 M11B Exploration - Network Fundamen Lab MW 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Ganze,Charles J TV1119A10141 ITCC 1404 M11A Cisco Exploration 2 - Routing Lec TTh 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Ganze,Charles J TV111610142 ITCC 1404 M11B Cisco Exploration 2 - Routing Lab TTh 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Ganze,Charles J TV111610213 ITSC 1309 DE1A Integrated Software Apps.I Lec TBA TBA Hart,Victoria10214 ITSC 1309 DE1B Integrated Software Apps.I Lab TBA TBA Hart,Victoria

Online/Internet Course. Student must have access to a personal computer with full internet accessand MS Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint). For more information contact Vicky Hartat [email protected].

10215 ITSC 1309 DE2A Integrated Software Apps.I Lec TBA TBA McClure,Roberta10216 ITSC 1309 DE2B Integrated Software Apps.I Lab TBA TBA McClure,Roberta


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Online/Internet Course. Student must have access to a personal computer with full internet accessand MS Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint). For more information contact RobertMcClure at [email protected].

10296 ITSC 1309 HY2A Integrated Software Apps.I Lec T 06:0 0 PM - 08:5 0 PM McClure,Roberta ATC 20710297 ITSC 1309 HY2B Integrated Software Apps.I Lab TBA TBA McClure,Roberta

Hybrid Course. Time traditionally spent in the classroom is reduced but not eliminated.10597 ITSC 1391 HY1A S.T. Computer & Info Science Lec MW 11:0 0 AM - 12:0 0 PM Hart,Victoria ATC 23510598 ITSC 1391 HY1B S.T. Computer & Info Science Lab TBA TBA Hart,Victoria

Hybrid Course. Time traditionally spent in the classroom is reduced but not eliminated.

Advanced Visual Basic10002 KINE 1103 DE1A Exercise, Beginning Lec TBA TBA Staff SC 20710003 KINE 1103 DE1B Exercise, Beginning Lab TBA TBA Staff SC 207

Report to Wellness Center first week of class. Manditory orientation June 15, at 5:30 pm or June 16,at 5:30 pm or 6:00 pm. Gym L ecture is online. Exercise in Wellness Center.

10004 KINE 1103 DE2A Exercise, Beginning Lec TBA TBA Staff SC 20710005 KINE 1103 DE2B Exercise, Beginning Lab TBA TBA Staff SC 207


10006 KINE 1104 DE1A Exercise, Experienced Lec TBA TBA Staff SC 20710007 KINE 1104 DE1B Exercise, Experienced Lab TBA TBA Staff SC 207


10062 KINE 1109 M01A Pilates, Beginning Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 06:2 5 PM Ormsby,Kimberly K GYM 11010063 KINE 1109 M01B Pilates, Beginning Lab MW 06:2 6 PM - 07:4 5 PM Ormsby,Kimberly K GYM 11010064 KINE 1110 M01A Pilates, Experienced Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 06:2 5 PM Ormsby,Kimberly K10065 KINE 1110 M01B Pilates, Experienced Lab MW 06:2 6 PM - 07:4 5 PM Ormsby,Kimberly K

10418 KINE 1111 M11A Aerobic Components, Beginning Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 06:2 5 PM Fall,Sarah R GYM 11010419 KINE 1111 M11B Aerobic Components, Beginning Lab TTh 06:2 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Fall,Sarah R GYM 110

Zumba10420 KINE 1112 M11A Aerobic Components,Experienced Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 06:2 5 PM Fall,Sarah R10421 KINE 1112 M11B Aerobic Components,Experienced Lab TTh 06:2 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Fall,Sarah R

Zumba10050 KINE 1121 M01A Water Aerobics, Beginning Lec MW 05:1 5 PM - 05:5 0 PM Guthmiller,Karen A. GYM POOL

10051 KINE 1121 M01B Water Aerobics, Beginning Lab MW 05:5 1 PM - 06:3 0 PM Guthmiller,Karen A. GYM POOL10060 KINE 1122 M01A Water Aerobics, Experienced Lec MW 05:1 5 PM - 05:5 0 PM Guthmiller,Karen A.10061 KINE 1122 M01B Water Aerobics, Experienced Lab MW 05:5 1 PM - 06:3 0 PM Guthmiller,Karen A.10049 KINE 1346 DE1 Drug Use and Abuse Lec TBA TBA Guthmiller,Karen A.

Online/Internet course. To participate in online classes, students will need access to a computerand the internet. Contact Karen Guthmiller at 281-425-6403 or [email protected] for moreinformation. To access WebCT click the Student Logins link at www.lee.edu.

10135 LGLA 2388 DE1 Intern.-Legal Asst/Paralegal Int TBA TBA Jaroszewski,David10138 LGLA 2389 DE1 Intern. - Legal Asst/Paralegal Int TBA TBA Jaroszewski,David10630 MATH 350 M01 Mathematics for Allied Health Lec F 09:0 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Arana,Raul BH10910647 MATH 350 M02 Mathematics for Allied Health Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Staff BH10810173 MATH 1414 DE1 College Algebra Lec TBA TBA Kaown,Dougsoo10174 MATH 1414 M11 College Algebra Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 08:3 5 PM Staff BH109

10175 MATH 1425 M11 Calculus with Business Apps. Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 08:3 5 PM Heerey,Michael BH12010261 MCHN 1429 M11A Millwright II Lec TTh 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Staff TV5102A


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10262 MCHN 1429 M11B Millwright II Lab TTh 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Staff TV5102A10265 MCHN 2405 M11A Millwright III Lec TTh 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Baker,Jack TV910510266 MCHN 2405 M11B Millwright III Lab TTh 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Baker,Jack TV910510263 MCHN 2412 M11A Millwright V Lec MW 06:0 0 PM - 08:0 5 PM Baker,Jack TV910510264 MCHN 2412 M11B Millwright V Lab MW 08:1 0 PM - 10:1 5 PM Baker,Jack TV910510426 MRMT 1167 M01 Pract(or Field Exp)Med.Transcr Pra TBA TBA Ivey,Ann10592 MUSC 1396 M11A S.T. in Recording Arts Tech. Lec MW 01:3 0 PM - 02:5 0 PM Ames,Stephen Charles PAC 223

Audio III - Mixing and Mastering in ProTools10593 MUSC 1396 M11B S.T. in Recording Arts Tech. Lab MW 03:0 0 PM - 04:3 0 PM Ames,Stephen Charles PAC 223

Audio III -- Mixing and Mastering in ProTools10594 MUSC 1396 M12A S.T. in Recording Arts Tech. Lec MW 10:0 0 AM - 11:2 0 AM Ames,Stephen Charles PAC 22310595 MUSC 1396 M12B S.T. in Recording Arts Tech. Lab MW 11:3 0 AM - 01:0 0 PM Ames,Stephen Charles PAC 22310589 MUSC 1427 M11A Audio Engineering I Lec TTh 01:1 5 PM - 03:0 5 PM Ames,Stephen Charles PAC 22310590 MUSC 1427 M11B Audio Engineering I Lab TTh 03:1 5 PM - 04:4 5 PM Ames,Stephen Charles10369 NDTE 1401 M11A Film Interpretation of Weldmen Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Elliott,John H RWB210370 NDTE 1401 M11B Film Interpretation of Weldmen Lab MW 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Elliott,John H RWB210373 NDTE 1410 M11A Liquid Penetrant/Magnetic Part Lec TBA TBA Elliott,John H RWB110374 NDTE 1410 M11B Liquid Penetrant/Magnetic Part Lab TBA TBA Elliott,John H RWB110328 OSHT 1301 M11 Intro to Safety and Health Lec TBA TBA Disspayne,Sharon G.

Individualized Instruction. Orientation required on the first scheduled day of class at 5:00 p.m. inTV1-201C. Contact G. Dispayne at 281-425-6293.

10329 OSHT 1309 M11 Physical Hazards Control Lec M 05:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Brown,Jerry TV121210330 OSHT 1313 M11 Accident Prevent/Insp/Investig Lec W 05:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Chance,Paul TV2110B10331 OSHT 1316 M11 Material Handling Lec T 05:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Wahl,Shelly R TV120510332 OSHT 1321 M11 Fire Protection Systems Lec TBA TBA Chance,Paul TV2110B

Individualized Instruction. Orientation required on the first scheduled day of class at 5:00 p.m. inTV2-110B. Contact P. Chance at 281-425-6293.

10333 OSHT 2309 M11 Safety Program Management Lec T 05:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Brown,Jerry TV121210334 OSHT 2401 M11A OSHA Regulations-Gen.Industry Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Denson,Gary T TV2-110 D10335 OSHT 2401 M11B OSHA Regulations-Gen.Industry Lab MW 07:5 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Denson,Gary T TV2-110 D10102 PFPB 1305 M11 Basic Blueprint Read for Pipef Lec TBA TBA Staff TV1011110103 PFPB 1305 M12 Basic Blueprint Read for Pipef Lec TBA TBA Hartley,Mark E. TV1011110105 PFPB 1350 M11 Plumb. & Pipe Equip & Safe Lec TBA TBA Hernandez,Miguel A. TV10-10510110 PFPB 1350 M12 Plumb. & Pipe Equip & Safe Lec TBA TBA Staff TV10-105

10115 PFPB 1408 M11A Basic Pipefitting Skills Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Hernandez,Miguel A. TV10-10510116 PFPB 1408 M11B Basic Pipefitting Skills Lab MW 07:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Hernandez,Miguel A. TV1011310119 PFPB 1408 M12A Basic Pipefitting Skills Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Staff TV10-10510120 PFPB 1408 M12B Basic Pipefitting Skills Lab TTh 07:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Staff TV1011310253 PFPB 2310 M11 Intermediate Blueprint Reading Lec TBA TBA Staff TV1010610378 PFPB 2343 M11A Advanced Pipe Practices Lec TBA TBA Hartley,Mark E. TV1010610379 PFPB 2343 M11B Advanced Pipe Practices Lab TBA TBA Hartley,Mark E. TV1010610255 PFPB 2407 M11A Pipe Fab.and Installation I Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Staff TV1011110256 PFPB 2407 M11B Pipe Fab.and Installation I Lab MW 07:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Staff TV1010710257 PFPB 2407 M12A Pipe Fab.and Installation I Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Hartley,Mark E. TV1011110258 PFPB 2407 M12B Pipe Fab.and Installation I Lab TTh 07:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Hartley,Mark E. TV1010710259 PFPB 2408 M11A Piping Standards and Materials Lec MW 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Hartley,Mark E. TV1010410260 PFPB 2408 M11B Piping Standards and Materials Lab MW 07:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Hartley,Mark E.

10267 PFPB 2441 M11A Pipe Fab.and Installation II Lec TTh 05:4 5 PM - 07:4 5 PM Staff TV1010610268 PFPB 2441 M11B Pipe Fab.and Installation II Lab TTh 07:4 5 PM - 09:5 5 PM Staff TV10-108


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10161 POFI 1401 DE1A Computer Applications I Lec TBA TBA Sutton,Deborah10162 POFI 1401 DE1B Computer Applications I Lab TBA TBA Sutton,Deborah

Online/Internet Course. Students must have access to a personal computer with full internet accessand MS Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint). Students must email Cindy Lewis andDebbie Sutton during the first week of class at [email protected] and [email protected]

10165 POFT 1309 DE1A Admin.Office Procedures I Lec TBA TBA Rose,Melinda10166 POFT 1309 DE1B Admin.Office Procedures I Lab TBA TBA Rose,Melinda

Online/Internet Course. Students must have access to a computer with full internet access to be ableto take this class. Students must email Melinda Rose during the first week of class at [email protected].

10163 POFT 1325 DE1A Business Math and Machine Appl Lec TBA TBA Lewis,Cynthia L10164 POFT 1325 DE1B Business Math and Machine Appl Lab TBA TBA Lewis,Cynthia L

Online/Internet Course. Students must have access to a personal computer with full internet accessand MS Excel 2007. Students must email Cindy Lewis during the first week of class [email protected].

10168 POFT 1329 DE1A Beginning Keyboarding Lec TBA TBA Lewis,Cynthia L10169 POFT 1329 DE1B Beginning Keyboarding Lab TBA TBA Lewis,Cynthia L

Online/Internet Course. Students must have access to a personal computer with full internet access.Students must email Cindy Lewis during the first week of class at [email protected].

10170 POFT 1366 M01 Practicum (or Field Experience Pra TBA TBA Lewis,Cynthia LPOFT 1366 Practicum (or Field Experience Pra Sutton,Deborah

Mandatory orientation required. Meet Tuesday, June 7, 2011 at noon in ATC 314.10167 POFT 2312 DE1 Bus.Correspond.&Communication Lec TBA TBA Rose,Melinda

Online Course. Students must have access to a computer with full internet access to be able to takethis class. Students must email Melinda Rose during the first week of class at [email protected].

10171 POFT 2366 M01 Practicum (or Field Experience Pra TBA TBA Lewis,Cynthia LPOFT 2366 Practicum (or Field Experience Pra Sutton,Deborah

Mandatory orientation required. Meet Tuesday, June 7, 2011 at noon in ATC 314.10464 PSYC 2301 DE41 Introduction to Psychology Lec TBA TBA Willard,Cheryl

Online Course. Please read the information at http://www.lee.edu/~cwillard/OnLineIntroPsy.htm beforeregistering for the course. For additional information, contact Cheryl Willard at 281-425-6370 [email protected].

10465 PSYC 2301 DE42 Introduction to Psychology Lec TBA TBA Willard,Cheryl

Online Course. Please read the information at http://www.lee.edu/~cwillard/OnLineIntroPsy.htm beforeregistering for the course. For additional information, contact Cheryl Willard at 281-425-6370 [email protected].

10476 PSYC 2314 DE42 Life Span Growth & Development Lec TBA TBA Korzetz,NicoleThis course is offered entirely online through the Lee College WebCT system and there will be NOlecture component. Students should be comfortable with computers and be able to resolve technicaldifficulties as they arise. Students who are not comfortable working with email, discussion boards,and web browsing should NOT sign up for this course. For students who have a dial-up internetconnection, this class is NOT recommended as they will experience multiple problems with WebCT.Students ARE required to come to campus to complete their exams. For additional information,contact instructor Nicole Korzetz at [email protected]. Enrolled students should access the WebCTcourse website on the first day of Summer I 2011 classes for information regarding how to complete theorientation for this class.

10232 PTAC 1302 M11 Intro.to Process Technology Lec MW 08:0 0 AM - 10:0 0 AM Disspayne,Sharon G. TV121210233 PTAC 1302 M12 Intro.to Process Technology Lec TBA TBA Disspayne,Sharon G.


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TV1-201C. Contact G. Dispayne at 281-425-6293.10234 PTAC 1308 M11 Safety,Health & Environment I Lec TBA TBA Disspayne,Sharon G.


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