Winter 2013 Course Schedule

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THE NEW RN TO BSN

school, work, and

MilitaryHow one student

Balances it all

With a sincere smile and easy going attitude, most people would never perceive the tremendous pressure that Amanda Bailey manages.

A psychology major from Lebanon, NH, Amanda juggled several significant roles as a student: daughter, sister, nurse, and proud member of the Air National Guard.

“It’s a huge commitment,” says Bailey when asked about her student experience. “I regularly took four courses while working full time as a nurse, and serving in the Air Guard. I continued my studies – even when deployed – and there were many days when I would be running on two hours of sleep while completing my coursework.”

Like many of her peers, Amanda came to GSC as a transfer student.

“I had credits from a technical college and credits from military training. My older brothers had gone to Granite State and they made the suggestion. When I visited the Lebanon campus, the staff was easy to talk to, enthusiastic, and my credits transferred nicely into my psychology degree program.”

Even with such a positive start to her GSC experience, Amanda was concerned that it would be difficult to continue when she was deployed.

“There would be times that we’d lose power and I was afraid that i’d fall behind in my online classes. My professors were very understanding and I knew they wanted me to succeed.”

“I set a goal and I achieved it. That’s important to me.”

With enormous dedication, Amanda earned her degree in June 2012, graduating with honors!

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a Bachelor of Science degree completion program in nursing from

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We are proud to partner with Nashua Community College as the first site for the Bachelor of Science degree completion program in nursing. With flexible blended courses that combine traditional and online learning, and a location right on the campus of Nashua Community College, students are given the convenient support they need to turn their RN into a BSN.

*Please visit www.granite.edu/nursing

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Some days you will find Dan Gardouqui with students at the Rochester or Portsmouth campuses of Granite State College. Others, he is in the wilderness of the Isles of Shoals or the Mount Agamenticus Conservation Region of southern Maine. Both settings are his classroom.

As a lecturer of natural science, Dan’s academic credentials are infinitely boosted by the active role he takes in the field as the Executive Director of White Pines Programs, a nonprofit organization that provides nature-based programs and learning opportunities for students of all ages. These dual roles keep Gardouqui connected to the essence of what he teaches. It keeps him inspired.It keeps him real. And most importantly, Dan’s perspective gives students more opportunities to engage with the course material and take some-thing valuable away at the end of the term.

“Most students have their deepest moments of connection to learning when we are on field trips among wildlife,” explains Gardouqui. “It links the curriculum to the real world, stimulating the students’ curiosity and bringing them fully into their senses – not just their minds.”

In addition to active-learning, another key element of Gardouqui’s teaching style is mentorship. “I was fortunate enough to find a very capable, skilled mentor while in high school that took me under his wing,” said Gardouqui. “Ever since, I knew in my heart that I wanted to give others the gift I was given as a teenager. Thus, I helped create White Pine Programs and joined the faculty at GSC. Both roles involve intentional mentoring and creating opportunities for students to make meaningful connections to the natural world, to their peers, and to themselves: their passions, curiosities, their gifts, and their challenges.”

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Winter CalendarOctober 2Registration begins—Register online, by mail, fax, phone, and on campus.

November 30Integrative Experiences & Unique ILCs: Completion of Proposal in Moodle Course.

December 14Last day to submit a catalog course ILC for Winter term. Visit my.granite.edu for a link.

December 28Tuition payments or documented payment arrangements are due.

January 5-11First week of classes.

January 15Last day to add or drop first 6-week term classes.

January 18Last day to add or drop 12-week classes.

January 21Martin Luther King Day. GSC closed.

January 29Last day to withdraw from first 6-week term classes.Registration for Spring term begins.

February 9-15First week of second 6-week term classes.

February 19Last day to drop second 6-week term classes.

February 22Last day to withdraw from 12-week classes.

March 5Last day to withdraw from second 6-week term classes.

March 23-29Last week of classes.

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Academic Term Calendar

Spring 2013 4/6 - 6/28

Summer 2013 7/6 - 8/30

Fall 2013 9/7-12/6

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GSC LoCATionS

Granite State College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education.

Conway

Littleton

Lebanon

Claremont

Rochester

Concord

PortsmouthManchester

For directions to our Campuses, please visit www.granite.edu

27 Pleasant StreetClaremont, nH 03743603.542.3841Fax: 603.542.3942

Office Hours:Monday - Thursday: 9:00 am-6:30 pmFriday: 9:00 am-4:00 pm

ClaremontCAMPuS

25 Hall StreetConcord, nH 03301603.513.1398Fax: 603.513.1389


ConcordCAMPuS

53 Technology Lane, Suite 150Conway, nH 03818603.447.3970Fax: 603.447.2740


ConwayCAMPuS

39 Main StreetLittleton, nH 03561603.444.6319

Office Hours:Monday - Thursday: 11:00 am-6:30 pm

195 McGregor Street, MillWest BuildingManchester, nH 03102603.626.7714


ManchesterCAMPuS

LittletonCAMPuS

35E industrial Way, Suite 101Rochester, nH 03867603.332.8335Fax: 603.822.5449


Pease intnl. Tradeport51 international Dr.Portsmouth, nH 03801603.334.6061


PortsmouthCAMPuS

RochesterCAMPuS

Located at nashua Community College603.578.8918

Office Hours:Tuesday: 10:30 am-6:30 pmThursday:9:30 am-5:00 pmFriday:9:00 am - 4:00 pm

NashuaCAMPuS

The Trade Center Building24 Airport RoadW. Lebanon, nH 03784603.542.3841


LebanonCAMPuS

Nashua

CALL:1.855.GSC4ALL(1.855.472.4255)

FAX:1.855.FAX2GSC(1.855.329.2472)

Studentinformation

Center

2020 Riverside DriveBerlin, nH 03570

Please call the ConwayRegional Campus

BerlinCAMPuS

Berlin

http://www.granite.edu

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DEGREE PRoGRAMSAssociate in Arts (A.A.)General StudiesSpeech-Language Assistant Concentration

Associate in Science (A.S.)Behavioral ScienceBusinessEarly Childhood Education

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)History individualized Studiesindividualized Studies with Teacher Certification

Bachelor of Science (B.S.)Accounting & Finance Applied Studies• Allied Health Services• Education and Training• Human Services• Management• Public Service ManagementBusiness ManagementCommunication Studies Criminal JusticeCriminal Justice - AdministrationEarly Childhood Education with Teacher CertificationHealth Care Managementindividualized Studiesinformation Technologynursing (Rn to BSn)PsychologyTechnology Management

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Granite State College proudly delivers practical and relevant education in the classroom and online, offering associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees, post-baccalaureate programs for teacher education and a variety of transfer opportunities.

For a full description of our degree programs, including a listing of the courses required to achieve each degree please visit:

Degree Completion PathwaysPursue streamlined completion of your bachelor’s degree in Business Management, Health Care Management, or Applied Studies in Management. Programs are open to students with an earned associate degree and allow completion of a bachelor’s degree in as little as 18 months on a clearly identified pathway, whether in our “fast track” of 2 courses per term, or at your own pace. Visit granite.edu or contact our student information center for more details.

MinorsMinors give students an opportunity to specialize further in an area of interest that is distinct from the major. Minors are optional and are open to all bachelor’s degree candidates. Visit granite.edu for a complete list of available minors.

Master of Science (M.S.)Project ManagementLeadership

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http://www.granite.edu/academics/degrees.php

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WinTER CouRSESWinter is a great time to make progress toward your degree. With a range of course offerings and schedules, Granite State makes attending winter classes easier than ever. Many classes are enhanced with the use of Moodle. Hybrid (HY) courses are a blend of online instruction and face-to-face sessions. Support is available if you are new to using Moodle. The eLearning+ orientation schedule is below, or contact your campus for one-on-one coaching.

Student and eLearning+ orientationThe anticipation of starting or returning to college is exciting! Of course it also comes with many questions. Students are eager to meet fellow students, learn more about their classes and have general questions answered. For these reasons, we offer student and eLearning+ orientation sessions the week before each semester at a campus in each of our regions.

Self-paced tutorial available for your convenience at: my.granite.edu

COuRSE DELiVERy KEy in this course schedule, you will notice a column that denotes the “course delivery

format” of each class. Here is a guide that will help you understand these terms so you can select the format that best fits your schedule and academic goals.

FORMAt ABBREViAtiON

Hybrid Hy

Face-to-Face F2

Online OL

Blended BL

intensive iN Field-Based FB

DESCRiPtiON

Classes meet on campus during certain pre-selected weeks during the term. The rest of the instruction occurs online.

These classes meet every week of the term on campus for face-to-face instruction between students and instructors.

All course instruction occurs completely online. There is no face-to-face requirement.

A blended class is a combination of face-to-face and online. You will meet every week on campus and the remainder of the instructional time is online.

in an intensive course, each class lasts longer than a typical course and the classes take place over a shorter time period.

Field-Based classes mix “on the job” experience (field-based) and student/instructor interactions via meetings at your job site or through appointments online. The student and instructor mutually determine these meeting times to fit the student’s goals. Students are expected to be working in their field-based setting for a minimum of 10 hours per week.

eLearning+ Orientation ScheduleDATE LoCATion TiME

uNDERGRADuAtEWednesday, 1/2 Manchester 7:00-9:00Wednesday, 1/2 Conway 7:00-9:00Wednesday, 1/2 Claremont 7:00-9:00Wednesday, 1/2 Rochester 7:00-9:00Thursday 1/3 online 5:30-7:30GRADuAtEThursday, 1/3 Portsmouth 5:30-7:30Thursday, 1/3 Manchester 5:30-7:30Thursday, 1/3 online 5:30-7:30

Student Orientation DATE LoCATion TiME

uNDERGRADuAtEWednesday, 1/2 Manchester 5:30-7:00Wednesday, 1/2 Conway 5:30-7:00Wednesday, 1/2 Claremont 5:30-7:00Wednesday, 1/2 Rochester 5:30-7:00

GRADuAtEThursday, 1/3 Portsmouth 7:30-8:30Thursday, 1/3 Manchester 7:30-8:30Thursday, 1/3 online 7:30-8:30

School of EducationDATE LoCATion TiME

uNDERGRADuAtE ORiENtAtiONWednesday, 1/2 Concord 4:00-5:30Monday, 1/21 online 4:00-5:30POSt BACCALAuREAtE ORiENtAtiONThursday, 1/3 Concord 4:00-7:00Tuesday, 1/22 online 4:00-7:00

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Key Dept./no. Course Title CRn Day Time Dates Del. Cr. Cost instructor

CoMM 551 Small Group Communications 20103 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 P. McCarthy ECo 512 Principles of Economics 20104 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 H. Hansen HiS 602 History of new England 20105 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 D. Benner HuMn 550 American Sign Language i 20106 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 C. Rosinski

P iDiS 501 Research Methods 20108 T 5:30-9:00 1/8, 22; HY 4 $1,140 C. iacuzzi 2/5, 26; 3/19 MGMT 500 Principles of Management 20110 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 R. Haubrich MGMT 621 Managing Conflict 20111 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 H. Hansen SoC 601 Society and the individual 20115 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 L. Thompson

BEHS 502 Human Services and the Helping Process 20117 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 R. Lakin CMPL 511 Software Tools 20128 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 P. Carter CoMM 551 Small Group Communications 20129 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 J. StehnoP CRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20131 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 T. VonGeorge EDu 611 Assessment of Students with Disabilities 20375 S 9:00-3:00 1/26; 2/9, 23; 3/9, 23 in 4 $1,140 M. McMurray EDu 619 Managing Student Behavior 20376 S 9:00-3:00 1/19;2/2,16;3/2,16 in 4 $1,140 D.Bradley EDu 705 Assessment of Students with Disabilities 20258 S 9:00-3:00 1/26; 2/9, 23; 3/9, 23 in 4 $1,140 M. McMurray EDu 707 Classroom Management 20259 S 9:00-3:00 1/19; 2/2, 16; 3/2, 16 in 4 $1,140 D. BradleyP EnG 600 Expository Writing 20134 Th 6:00-9:30 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 W. AbernathyP EnG 625 Readings in World Literature (GP) 20135 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 i. Page HuMn 504 Comparative Religions (GP) 20136 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 P inST 514 Articulation and Phonological Disorders 20137 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 G. EnglandP inST 516C Clinical Practicum iV 20138 S 9:00-12:00 1/12; 3/23 in 2 $570 D. Pazdon noTE: Weekend intensive. MGMT 621 Managing Conflict 20139 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 M. SpauldingP MGMT 650 integrative: Strategic Management 20379 W 6:00-9:30 1/16, 30; HY 4 $1,140 2/13, 27; 3/13 PoL 554 Law and Society 20140 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 E. Roth PSY 509 Human Development 20141 M 6:00-9:30 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 J. Green PSY 608 Social Psychology 20142 T 6:00-9:30 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 J. Rizzo SCi 508 issues in Women’s Health 20143 F 5:00-10:00 1/25-1/25 in 4 $1,140 A. Kanik noTE: Weekend intensive. Last day to register is 1/18 due to pre-assignment. S 9:00-6:00 2/9, 23

CMPL 511 Software Tools 20144 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 F. Rancourt CoMM 553 Presentational Communication 20145 T 9:00-12:30 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 J. ZinkP CRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20147 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 F. Rancourt EnG 500 The Writing Process 20148 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 K. VanDerLaan HiS 627 Vietnam War: An Historical Perspective (GP) 20149 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 D. Jones HuMn 502 American Popular Culture 20150 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 C. nevinsP MATH 502 College Mathematics 20151 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 M. AllanP MGMT 511 Financial Accounting 20152 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 J. Gobel MGMT 566 organizational Behavior 20153 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 J. Ford MGMT 625 Legal and Ethical issues in Business Mgmt. 20154 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 E. Alkalay PSY 501 introduction to Psychology 20155 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 B. Christina SCi 502 nutrition Concepts and Controversies 20156 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 M. McLeodP SCi 600 The Human Brain 20166 W 5:30-9:00 1/9, 23 HY 4 $1,140 R. Berks 2/6, 20 3/6, 20 SoSC 605 Stress and the Family 20172 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 L. Phillips

(P) Prerequisite (Hy) Hybrid (F2) Face-to-face (OL) online (BL) Blended (iN) intensive (FB) Field-Based

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unDERGRADuATE & PoST-BACCALAuREATE CouRSES

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EDu 617 Students with Disabilities 20101 S 9:00-3:00 1/26; 2/9, 23; in 4 $1,140 3/9, 23 EDu 717 Students with Disabilities 20102 S 9:00-3:00 1/26; 2/9, 23; in 4 $1,140 3/9, 23 EnG 500 The Writing Process 20185 W 5:30-9:00 1/9, 16, 23, 30; BL 4 $1,140 S. nothnagle noTE: 6-week intensive 2/6, 13 MGMT 514 Principles of Marketing 20191 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10, 17, 24, 31; BL 4 $1,140 D. Hoitt noTE: 6-week intensive 2/7, 14P MGMT 613 Financial Management 20201 Th 5:30-9:00 2/21, 28; BL 4 $1,140 S. Montagne noTE: 6-week intensive 3/7, 14, 21, 28 PSY 509 Human Development 20212 M 5:30-9:00 1/7, 14, 21, 28; in 4 $1,140 S. Thompson noTE: 6-week intensive 2/4, 11 PSY 617 Abnormal Psychology 20217 M 5:30-9:00 2/18, 25; in 4 $1,140 S. Poisson noTE: 6-week intensive 3/4,11, 18, 25 SCi 502 nutrition Concepts and Controversies 20223 W 5:30-9:00 2/20, 27; in 4 $1,140 A. Tuller noTE: 6-week intensive 3/6, 13, 20, 27

CMPL 511 Software Tools 20225 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-1/28 F2 4 $1,140 J. Mroczko EnG 500 The Writing Process 20226 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 n. Horne HuMn 502 American Popular Culture 20227 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 C. nevinsP MATH 502 College Mathematics 20228 W 5:30-9:00 1/9; 2/6; HY 4 $1,140 M. Reagan 3/6, 13, 20, 27

ARTS 503 introduction to Watercolor 20229 T 6:00-9:30 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 C. Michael noTE: Additional materials fee of $134P BEHS 650 integrative: Behavioral Science 20230 W 6:00-9:30 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 F. GagneP CRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20232 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 B. Peterson HiS 618 History of World War ii (GP) 20234 M 6:00-9:30 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 J. Parr HLTC 550 Emerging uS Health Care System 20333 W 6:30-9:30 1/16, 2/20, 3/13 HY 4 $1,140 M. McGowan P MATH 504 Statistics 20264 S 9:00-12:30 1/12, 26; HY 4 $1,140 G. Poitrast 2/2, 16; 3/2, 16P MGMT 511 Financial Accounting 20267 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 D. Hoitt MGMT 514 Principles of Marketing 20268 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 R. Biron MGMT 608 Managing Diversity (GP) 20269 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 J. orfao PSY 617 Abnormal Psychology 20270 Th 6:00-9:30 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 D. Lawson SCi 541 introduction to Environmental Science (GP) 20271 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 C. Schadler noTE: up to 3 required Saturday field trips, dates TBD SoSC 500 introduction to Anthropology (GP) 20272 T 6:00-9:30 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 L. Kalvaitis

P CRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20273 T 9:00-12:00 1/8-3/26 BL 4 $1,140 EDu 621 Special Education Law 20262 Th 4:00-5:30 1/10-3/28 BL 4 $1,140 A. Allen EDu 712 Reading & Writing Disabilities: Assessment and i 20263 M 4:00-5:30 1/7-3/25 BL 4 $1,140 K. Johnson EDu 721 Special Education Law 20265 Th 4:00-5:30 1/10-3/28 BL 4 $1,140 A. AllenP EnG 600 Expository Writing 20274 T 12:30-3:30 1/8-3/26 BL 4 $1,140 n. imbrascioP EnG 620 Multicultural Perspectives through Lit.(GP) 20275 W 12:30-3:30 1/9-3/27 BL 4 $1,140 P PSY 604 Counseling Theories 20276 T 9:00-12:00 1/8-3/26 BL 4 $1,140 SoSC 604 Dynamics of Family Relationships 20277 T 12:30-3:30 1/8-3/26 BL 4 $1,140

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ARTS 501 introduction to Drawing 20221 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 K. Gartrell noTE: Additional materials fee of $150 CoMM 553 Presentational Communication 20222 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 J. GeaghanP CRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20224 S 8:30-11:30 1/26; 2/9, 23; 3/2 HY 4 $1,140 D. Wilson noTE: Course is held at Great Bay Community College EDu 621 Special Education Law 20260 S 9:00-3:00 1/26, 2/9, 23 HY 4 $1,140 A. Keef noTE: Course is held at Great Bay Community College 3/9, 23 EDu 721 Special Education Law 20261 S 9:00-3:00 1/26; 2/9, 23; HY 4 $1,140 A. Keef noTE: Course is held at Great Bay Community College 3/9, 23 EnG 500 The Writing Process 20231 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 K. BoisvertP EnG 633 Short Fiction 20233 S 8:30-11:30 1/26; 2/9, 23; 3/2 HY 4 $1,140 K. Desrosiers noTE: Course is held at Great Bay Community CollegeP MATH 502 College Mathematics 20235 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 B. PapaP MATH 504 Statistics 20236 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 P. JaremaP MGMT 511 Financial Accounting 20237 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 J. MacMillanP MGMT 601 Contemporary Management issues 20238 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 J. Berman MGMT 621 Managing Conflict 20239 S 8:30-11:30 1/26; 2/23; 3/2 HY 4 $1,140 C. DiPentima noTE: Course is held at Great Bay Community College PoL 600 The uS in World Affairs (GP) 20240 W 6:00-9:30 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 J. Parr PSY 509 Human Development 20241 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 P. Cox PSY 617 Abnormal Psychology 20242 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 C. Cohen SCi 539 Energy and Environment (GP) 20243 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 C. Schadler noTE: Saturday field trips required, dates TBD

CMPL 511 Software Tools 20244 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 A. DumasP CRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20245 Th 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 C. Caswell ECo 512 Principles of Economics 20246 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 J. MacMillan EnG 505 introduction to Language and Linguistics 20247 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 J. Carloni EnG 555 Children’s Literature 20248 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 K. Boisvert EnG 604 Creative Writing 20249 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 E. Hinnov HiS 502 Great Civilizations (GP) 20250 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10-3/28 F2 4 $1,140 C. Benedetto HiS 618 History of World War ii (GP) 20251 T 5:30-9:00 1/8-3/26 F2 4 $1,140 D. Wheeler iDiS 500 College Seminar 20252 Th 5:30-9:00 1/10, 17, 31; HY 4 $1,140 B. Papa/n. MacMillan 2/21; 3/14 MGMT 566 organizational Behavior 20253 M 5:30-9:00 1/7-3/25 F2 4 $1,140 C. o’Connell MGMT 625 Legal and Ethical issues in Business Management 20254 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 S. BellabonaP PSY 608 Social Psychology 20255 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 S. Jeleniewski SCi 523 General Ecology 20256 M 5:30-9:00 1/7, 14, 21, 28; F2 4 $1,140 D. Gardoqui noTE: Field trips on 1/20 & 3/2, 9-4 PM. Requires moderate outdoor exercise. 2/4, 11, 25; 3/2; 4P SoC 601 Society and the individual 20278 W 5:30-9:00 1/9-3/27 F2 4 $1,140 L. Rogers SoSC 605 Stress and the Family 20257 T 5:30-9:30 1/8-3/13 F2 4 $1,140 J. Trotzer

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unDERGRADuATE & PoST-BACCALAuREATE CouRSESKEY DEPT./no. CouRSE TiTLE CRn DATES DELiVERY CR. CoST inSTRuCToR ABA 703 ABA: interventions & Support Systems 20266 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. Ackerman ARTS 550 Art History: Western World (8-week) 20109 1/7-3/2 oL 4 $1,140 D. PookP BEHS 650 integrative: Behavioral Science 20112 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 CMPL 511 Software Tools 20113 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 A. Pringle CMPL 511 Software Tools 20114 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 A. Pringle CMPL 511 Software Tools 20116 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 A. LaPennP CMPL 515 Programming Fundamentals 20118 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 A. LaPenn CoMM 550 interpersonal Communication 20119 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 E. Hathaway CoMM 553 Presentational Communication 20120 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 S. CovelloP CRiM 555 The Criminal Justice System 20121 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 G. Wattendorf CRiM 600 Crime Prevention and Control 20122 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. RiendeauP CRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20123 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 F. RancourtP CRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20124 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 M. McGairP CRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20125 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. Erwin ECo 512 Principles of Economics 20126 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 M. Friedman EDu 502 PRAXiS i Prep: Mathematics 20279 1/7-3/29 oL 2 $570 B. Papa EDu 503 PRAXiS i Prep: Read/Writing 20280 1/7-3/29 oL 2 $570 B. PapaP EDu 551 Learning and Early Childhood Environments 20127 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 B. MulreyP EDu 555 Language and Literacy Development 20130 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 B. Krol-SinclairP EDu 601 observation and Assessment in Early Childhood Education 20132 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. Howson EDu 603 Family and Community Relations in Early Childhood 20133 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 B. Mulrey EDu 605 Early Childhood Program Administration 20157 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. Carson EDu 606 Roles and Responsibilities 20281 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 K. Johnson EDu 607 instructional Methods, Strategies, Technologies 20282 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. Lombardi EDu 608 Transition Planning & Developing iEPs 20374 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. Kaliga P EDu 610 Teaching Reading and Writing in Grades K-8 20283 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 K. Enwright EDu 612 using Technology to Teach Social Studies 20375 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 R. McLaughlin P EDu 619 Managing Student Behavior 20284 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 EDu 621 Special Education Law 20285 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 A. Allen EDu 624 Assessment of Young Children in EC/ECSPED 20286 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. Howson EDu 653 Reading/Writing Math Content Area 20287 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 A. SpencerP EDu 660 integrative: English Language Arts 20158 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 EDu 701 Roles and Responsibilities of the Special Education 20288 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 K. Johnson EDu 702 using Technology to Teach Social Studies 20289 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 R. McLaughlin EDu 703 instructional Methods, Strategies and Technologies 20290 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. Lombardi EDu 706 Transition Planning and Developing iEPs 20291 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. Kuliga EDu 707 Classroom Behavior Management 20378 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 EDu 710 Teaching Language Arts and Literacy 20292 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 K. Enwright EDu 712 Reading and Writing Disabilities: Assessment and i 20293 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 K. Johnson EDu 721 Special Education Law 20294 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 A. Allen EDu 737 Behavioral Supports for Complex Behaviors 20299 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 EDu 753 Reading and Writing in the Mathematics Content Area 20300 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 A. Spencer EnG 500 The Writing Process 20159 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 M. WatmanP EnG 508 The Media and its Messages 20160 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 S. HickoffP EnG 600 Expository Writing 20161 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 M. WatmanP EnG 601 Writing for the Professions 20162 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P EnG 620 Multicultural Perspectives through Literature (GP) 20163 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 i. PageP EnG 625 Readings in World Literature (GP) 20164 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 n. imbracsio HiS 611 Themes in World History (GP) 20165 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 i. Aebel HiS 627 Vietnam War: An Historical Perspective (GP) 20167 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 B. SmithP HLTC 638 Health Care Policy 20168 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 K. SheaP HLTC 650 integrative: Health Care Mgmt 20169 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. Rienzo HuMn 504 Comparative Religions (GP) 20170 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 A. Reif

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KEY DEPT./no. CouRSE TiTLE CRn DATES DELiVERY CR. CoST inSTRuCToR

HuMn 505 introduction to Ethics 20171 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 D. PookP iDiS 501 Research Methods 20173 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 K. Guerdat inST 512 Survey Communication Disorders 20174 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. Fernald inST 607 The Learning Workplace 20175 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 C. Bagley inST 610 instructional Design and interactive Learning 20176 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 S. FoyP MATH 402 Basic Mathematics 20295 1/7-3/29 oL 2 $570 J. SitomerP MATH 405 Developmental Algebra 20296 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 M. ReaganP MATH 502 College Mathematics 20177 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 G. PoitrastP MATH 504 Statistics 20178 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P MATH 602 Geometric Structures 20179 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P MATH 604 Linear Algebra 20180 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. LoudP MATH 606 Calculus i 20181 1/7-3/29 HY 4 $1,140 G. Poitrast noTE: online course with mandatory online sessions each Thursday, 6:30 to 8:00 PM MATH 702 Geometric Structures for Teachers 20182 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 MATH 704 Elementary Linear Algebra 20183 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. Loud MATH 706 Calculus i 20184 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 G. PoitrastP MGMT 511 Financial Accounting 20187 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 Z. Buzzell MGMT 514 Principles of Marketing 20188 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 n. Marks MGMT 518 Human Resource Administration 20189 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 E. Crockford MGMT 555 introduction to Fiscal Management in Health Care 20190 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. Kelty MGMT 566 organizational Behavior 20192 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 R. McPhersonP MGMT 602 Leadership (6-week) 20193 2/18-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 M. Russell MGMT 608 Managing Diversity (GP) (6-week) 20194 1/7-2/15 oL 4 $1,140 G. MillsP MGMT 612 investment Principles 20195 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 M. MarksP MGMT 613 Financial Management 20196 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 Z. BuzzellP MGMT 614 Planning new Business Ventures 20197 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. Berman MGMT 615 Financial Modeling & Decision-Making 20198 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. BermanP MGMT 624 Managing information Technology (6-week) 20199 1/7-2/15 oL 4 $1,140 J. Kelty MGMT 625 Legal and Ethical issues in Business Management 20200 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. PaquetteP MGMT 626 Project Management Strategies 20202 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 M. SpauldingP MGMT 650 integrative: Strategic Mgmt 20203 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 M. RussellP MGMT 660 integrative: Applied Studies in Management 20204 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. Ford PoL 554 Law and Society 20205 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 G. Wattendorf PSY 508 Child Development 20206 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 B. McKenna PSY 509 Human Development 20207 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. Fernald PSY 603 Crisis intervention 20208 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 A. ToddP PSY 606 Educational Psychology 20209 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. CookP PSY 608 Social Psychology 20210 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 K. Peracchi PSY 617 Abnormal Psychology 20211 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 B. Benoit SCi 505 Human Biology 20213 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 S. Eck SCi 512 introduction to Astronomy 20214 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 J. Gianforte SCi 541 introduction to Environmental Science (GP) 20215 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 D. WilsonP SDLR 550 individualized Studies Seminar 20297 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 E. Gauffreau SDLR 551 Assessment of Prior Learning 20298 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 E. Gauffreau SoC 501 introduction to Sociology 20216 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 M. Henly SoC 607 Child Abuse and neglect 20218 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. neville-Carey SoSC 519 Living in a Digital Democracy 20219 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 P. Erwin SoSC 605 Stress and the Family 20220 1/7-3/29 oL 4 $1,140 K. Allard

The chart below is a quick reference guide to prerequisites at Granite State College. Many prerequisites can be met by equivalent transferred courses or prior learning experience. Refer to the current College Catalog and consult with your Academic Coach if you have any questions about the prerequisites or your courses. In addition to prerequisites, some courses have recommendations of prior coursework. Refer to the catalog for details.

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BEHS 540 PSY 501 and SoC 501BEHS 608 BEHS 501, CMPL 511, MATH 504BEHS 640 *CatalogBEHS 650 iDiS 501, MATH 504CMPL 515 CMPL 511, MATH 502CMPL 518 CMPL 515CMPL 520 CMPL 612CMPL 612 CMPL 511CMPL 614 CMPL 515 or CMPL 612CMPL 618 CMPL 518CMPL 622 CMPL 515 CMPL 628 CMPL 618CMPL 650 * CatalogCoMM 601 CoMM 550, CoMM 551 or CoMM 553 & CMPL 511 or CMPL 612CoMM 602 MGMT 514 or EnG 505CRiM 555 CRiM 500CRiM 606 CRiM 500, CRiM 555CRiM 607 PoL 554CRiM 650 *CatalogCRiT 500 *CatalogECo 600 ECo 512EDu 512 EDu 510 and (PSY 508 or PSY 509)EDu 551 PSY 508EDu 553 PSY 508EDu 555 PSY 508 or PSY 509EDu 600 MATH 502, PSY 508EDu 601 PSY 508EDu 602 PSY 508EDu 610 EDu 555EDu 619 EDu 500 or PSY 501 or PSY 508 or PSY 509EDu 650 *CatalogEDu 660 *CatalogEDu 661 *CatalogEDu 750 *CatalogEnG 402 Minimum Accuplacer Reading Comp.EnG 405 Minimum Accuplacer Reading Comp. and Sentence SkillsEnG 505 EnG 500EnG 508 EnG 500EnG 510 EnG 500EnG 512 EnG 500EnG 513 EnG 500EnG 555 EnG 500EnG 560 EnG 500EnG 600 CRiT 500, EnG 500EnG 601 EnG 500EnG 604 EnG 500EnG 620 EnG 500EnG 622 EnG 500EnG 625 EnG 500EnG 633 EnG 500EnG 640 EnG 500HLTC 540 HLTC 550HLTC 627 MGMT 555HLTC 630 HLTC 550 or introductory Human Services courseHLTC 637 MATH 504HLTC 638 HLTC 550HLTC 640 *CatalogHLTC 650 *Catalog

HuMn 501 EnG 500HuMn 551 HuMn 550HuMn 561 HuMn 560iDiS 501 CRiT 500, EnG 500 and (PSY 501, SoC 501, PSY 509 or EDu 510)inST 513 inST 511inST 514 inST 511inST 515 inST 511inST 516 i inST 511inST 516 ii inST 511, inST 512, inST 513, inST 516 iinST 516 iii inST 511, inST 512, inST 513,inST 514 inST 516 i & iiinST 516 iV inST 511, inST 512, inST 513, inST 514, inST 515, inST 516 i, ii, & iiiinST 540 PSY 615, inST 605, permission of Academic AffairsinST 640 *CataloginST 650 inST 605, inST 610 and PSY 615MATH 402 Minimum Accuplacer ArithmeticMATH 405 Minimum Accuplacer ArithmeticMATH 502 Minimum Accuplacer Score or see catalogMATH 504 CMPL 511 (MATH 502, or acceptable score on Algebra Accuplacer)MATH 510 MATH 502MATH 600 MATH 606MATH 601 MATH 510MATH 602 MATH 505MATH 603 MATH 502MATH 604 MATH 606 and MATH 607MATH 605 MATH 606MATH 606 MATH 510MATH 607 MATH 606MGMT 511 *CatalogMGMT 540 MGMT 500, MGMT 566, permission of Academic AffairsMGMT 568 MATH 502MGMT 601 MGMT 500 or MGMT 501MGMT 602 MGMT 500 or MGMT 501 or MGMT 566MGMT 606 MGMT 518 or MGMT 566MGMT 611 ECo 512MGMT 612 MATH 502MGMT 613 MGMT 511MGMT 614 MGMT 500MGMT 620 CoMM 550 or CoMM 551 or MGMT 566MGMT 622 CMPL 515, CMPL 612MGMT 623 CMPL 515, or CMPL 612 and Acceptable Accuplacer scoresMGMT 624 MGMT 500 or MGMT 501 or MGMT 566MGMT 626 MGMT 500 or MGMT 501MGMT 640 *CatalogMGMT 650 MATH 504, MGMT 500, MGMT 511, MGMT 514 and MGMT 613MGMT 660 *CatalogPSY 602 PSY 501PSY 604 PSY 501 or PSY 509PSY 605 (MATH 502 or MATH 504) and (PSY 501 or 508 or 509)PSY 606 iDiS 501 and (EDu 510 or PSY 501) and ( PSY 508 or PSY 509)PSY 608 PSY 501PSY 609 PSY 501PSY 611 PSY 501PSY 615 PSY 501SCi 600 PSY 501SDLR 550 For individual Studies Majors onlySoC 601 SoC 501SoSC 630 PSY 501, PSY 509, or SoC 501TCHM 650 *Catalog

*CAtALOG - Classes with this symbol require various prerequisites. Refer to our online catalog (WebROCK).

Course Prerequisite(s) Course Prerequisite(s)

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Opportunities for Every Stage in Your Teaching Career!

FuTurE EduCaTOrS

Undergraduate & Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Certification in:

• General Special Education• General Special Education/Elementary Education• Early Childhood Special Education/Early Childhood• English for Speakers of other Languages• Mathematics for Grades 5-8• Secondary Mathematics, Grades 7-12

alrEadY CErTiFiEd TEaChErS

Additional Certification in:

• Reading/Writing Teacher or Specialist• General Special Education• English for Speakers of other Languages

Advanced Endorsements for Special Education Teachers:

• iDD, EBD or LD

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Undergraduate•Post-Baccalaureate•AdvancedEndorsements

PoST-BACCALAuREATE TEACHER CERTiFiCATion PRoGRAMS


The following courses are open to students admitted to the Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Certification Program or by permission of the School of Education. Additionally, these courses are open to other qualified individuals who wish to take one or more courses on a continuing professional development basis. For more information, contact the School of Education at 603.822.5431.

KEY DEPT/no. CouRSE TiTLE CRn DATES TiME LoCATion CR. CoST DELiVERY inSTRuCToR

iNtENSiVE COuRSES EDu 705 Assessment of Students with Disabilities 20258 1/26; 2/9, 23; 3/9, 23 9:00-3:00 Concord 4 $1,140 in M. McMurray EDu 707 Classroom Management 20259 1/19; 2/2, 16; 3/2, 16 9:00-3:00 Concord 4 $1,140 in D. Bradley EDu 712 Reading & Writing Disabilities: Assess. & instruct. 20263 1/7-3/2 4:00-5:30 nashua 4 $1,140 BL K. Johnson EDu 717 Students with Disabilities 20102 1/27; 2/9, 23; 3/9, 23 9:00-3:00 Lebanon 4 $1,140 in EDu 721 Special Education Law 20265 1/10-3/28 4:00-5:30 nashua 4 $1,140 BL A. Allen EDu 721 Special Education Law 20261 1/26; 2/9, 23; 3/9, 23 9:00-3:00 GBCC 4 $1,140 BL A. Keef

KEY DEPT/no. CouRSE TiTLE CRn CR. CoST DELiVERY inSTRuCToR

ONLiNE ABA 703 Applied Behavior Analysis, interventions & Supports 20266 4 $1,140 oL J. Ackerman EDu 701 Roles & Responsibilities of SPED Teachers 20288 4 $1,140 oL K. Johnson EDu 702 using Technology to Teach Social Studies 20289 4 $1,140 oL R. McLaughlin EDu 703 instruct. Methods, Strategies & Technologies 20290 4 $1,140 oL P. Lombardi EDu 706 Transition Planning and Developing iEPs 20291 4 $1,140 oL P. Kuliga EDu 707 Classroom Behavior Management 20378 4 $1,140 oL EDu 710 Teaching Language Arts & Literacy 20292 4 $1,140 oL K. Enwright EDu 712 Reading & Writing Disabilities: Assessment & instruct. 20293 4 $1,140 oL K. Johnson EDu 721 Special Education Law 20294 4 $1,140 oL A. AllenP EDu 737 Behavioral Supports for Complex Behaviors 20299 4 $1,140 oL EDu 744 Connecting to the Common Core 20380 2 $570 oL G. Poitrast EDu 753 Reading & Writing in the Math Content Area 20300 4 $1,140 oL A. Spencer MATH 702 Geometric Structures 20182 4 $1,140 oL MATH 704 Elementary Linear Algebra 20183 4 $1,140 oL P. Loud MATH 706 Calculus i 20184 4 $1,140 oL G. Poitrast

KEY DEPT/no. CouRSE TiTLE CRn CR. CoST DELiVERY

FiELD-BASED COuRSES EDu 704 Strategies for Teaching Science 20301 4 $1,140 FB EDu 705 Assessment of Students with Disabilities 20302 4 $1,140 FB EDu 708 Co-Teaching for inclusive instruction 20304 4 $1,140 FBP EDu 711 Role of the Reading and Writing Specialist i - Praxis 20305 6 $1,710 FBP EDu 711A Role of the Reading and Writing Specialist ii - Praxis 20306 6 $1,710 FBP EDu 713 Content Area Literacy 20307 4 $1,140 FB EDu 717 Students With Disabilities 20334 4 $1,140 FB EDu 719 Assistive Technology 20335 4 $1,140 FB EDu 720 Standards-Based Curriculum: Design & Assessment 20336 4 $1,140 FB EDu 729 Foundations in the Education of Second Language Learning 20308 4 $1,140 FB EDu 730 Language Arts and Literacy for the Reading and Writing 20309 4 $1,140 FB EDu 730A Foundations of Language and Literacy Development 20310 4 $1,140 FB EDu 731 Multicultural Perspectives 20311 4 $1,140 FB EDu 732 Elementary School Mathematics Methods 20312 4 $1,140 FB EDu 733 Middle School Mathematics Methods 20313 4 $1,140 FB EDu 734 Secondary Mathematics Teaching Methods (7-12) 20314 4 $1,140 FBP EDu 736 Dynamic Assessment: Complexity of identification Learning 20315 6 $1,710 FB EDu 738 Advanced Assistive & Educational Technology 20337 4 $1,140 FB P EDu 739 Advanced Programming for Students with Learning Disabilities 20316 4 $1,140 FBP EDu 740 Advanced Curriculum, Assessment and instruction for LD 20317 4 $1,140 FBP EDu 741 Advanced Programming for Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities 20318 4 $1,140 FBP EDu 742 Advanced Curriculum, Assessment and instruction for EBD 20319 4 $1,140 FBP EDu 743 Advanced Programming for iD Disabilities 20320 4 $1,140 FBP EDu 745 Advanced Curriculum/Assessment/instruction for iDD 20321 4 $1,140 FB EDu 746 Assessment of Students – Culturally & Linguistically Diverse 20338 4 $1,140 FB EDu 747 Content Area Literacy for ESoL 20322 4 $1,140 FB EDu 748 Developing Literate Students, K-12 20323 4 $1,140 FBP EDu 750 Culminating Teaching Experience and Seminar 20324 4 $1,140 FB EDu 752 Aspects of Mathematics Learning 20325 4 $1,140 FB EDu 761 Young Children with Exceptionalities, Birth-8 20326 4 $1,140 FB EDu 763 Assessment of Young Children EC/ECSPED Birth-8 20327 4 $1,140 FB EDu 764 Curriculum, Assessment, and instruction in EC/ECSPED Birth-5 20328 4 $1,140 FB EDu 765 Curriculum, Assessment and instruction in EC/ECSPED K-8 20329 4 $1,140 FB EDu 766 Collaboration, Consultation, and Teaming 20330 4 $1,140 FB EDu 767 iFSP, iEP, and Transition Plans Birth-8 20331 4 $1,140 FB EDu 768 Behavior interventions for Young Children 20332 4 $1,140 FB

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NEW StuDENt information Sessions

This is a required new Student orientation for students who have applied to the School of Education and intend to begin classes in January.

undergraduate Wednesday,January2,2013•4:00-5:30PM•ConcordMonday,January21,2013•4:00-5:30PM•Online

Claremont: oct. 11 & Feb. 14Conway: Sept. 20 & Jan. 24Lebanon: oct. 22 & Feb. 25Littleton: oct. 18 & Feb. 21

Manchester: Sept. 27 & Jan. 31Nashua: Sept. 13 & Jan. 17Portsmouth: Sept. 6 & Jan. 10Rochester: oct. 4 & Feb. 7

School of Education information SessionsHow to Become a Teacher in nH?

Meet with Beth Hoyt-Flewelling at one of the following campuses:

Please register by calling: 822.5431 or email [email protected]

Register by December 7th for your chance to win one of three items:

*PBTC students only

GSC’s School of Education has a strong commitment to prepare future teachers for the 21st Century, teachers who will be leaders and understand the importance of technology for data-driven decision making and improved learning engagement, opportunities and results.

• iPads will now be required of all newly enrolled students as of September, 2012, and will be strongly recommended for all current students.

• This new focus on technology will be more economical for students to obtain digital textbooks and curricular resources, often at no cost.

• iPads provide access to a vast, growing array of educational tools and curricular resources, often at no cost.

Professional Development Opportunity:

Join the Conversation!What is changing, what is staying the same and how to get there! Granite State College is here to help transition your present curriculum to the common core standards through a series of 2-credit courses. These courses are offered online with two scheduled face-to-face meetings, and participants will earn post baccalaureate credit with Granite State College for each course taken. The second in the series… EDu 744 St: Connecting to the Common Core:Ratio/Proportion, number Systems, Expressions/Equations & Functions, Grades 6-8 Dates:2/9and3/9•Time:9:00AM-3:00PMLocation: Concord Gateway Center, 25 Hall Street, Concord, nH

New SOE Focus on technology: Cutting Edge Technology for Tomorrow’s Educators

Post BaccalaureateThursday,January3,2013•4:00-7:00PM•ConcordTuesday,January22,2013•4:00-7:00PM•Online

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KEY CouRSE TiTLE CRn DAY DATES TiME DELiVERY CR. CoST CoMM 800 Foundations of organizational Communication 20363 M 1/7-2/1 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485 LD 820 Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities 20367 T 1/8-2/12 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485 LD 821 Ethical Decision-Making 20371 T 2/19-3/26 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485 LD 822 Maximizing Your organization’s Potential 20340 M 2/18-3/25 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485 PM 800 Project Management Seminar 20344 W 1/9-2/13 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485 PM 804 Leading Teams 20353 W 2/20-3/27 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485

CoMM 800 Foundations of organizational Communication 20364 T 1/8-2/12 6:00-8:30 BL 3 $1,485 LD 820 Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities 20368 W 1/9-2/13 6:00-8:30 BL 3 $1,485 LD 821 Ethical Decision-Making 20372 W 2/20-3/27 6:00-8:30 BL 3 $1,485 LD 822 Maximizing Your organization’s Potential 20341 T 2/19-3/26 6:00-8:30 BL 3 $1,485 PM 800 Project Management Seminar 20345 M 1/7-2/11 6:00-8:30 BL 3 $1,485 PM 804 Leading Teams 20354 M 2/18-3/25 6:00-8:30 BL 3 $1,485

CoMM 800 Foundations of organizational Communication 20362 TH 1/10-3/14 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485 LD 820 Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities 20366 M 1/7-2/29 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485 LD 821 Ethical Decision-Making 20370 M 2/18-3/25 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485 LD 822 Maximizing Your organization’s Potential 20339 TH 2/21-3/28 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485 PM 800 Project Management Seminar 20343 TH 1/10-2/14 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485 PM 804 Leading Teams 20352 TH 2/21-3/28 5:30-9:00 BL 3 $1,485

CoMM 800 Foundations of organizational Communication 20365 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 LD 820 Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities 20369 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 LD 821 Ethical Decision-Making 20373 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 LD 822 Maximizing Your organization’s Potential 20342 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 PM 800 Project Management Seminar 20346 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 PM 801 Project Planning and Scheduling 20348 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 P PM 802 Risk Management 20350 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 P PM 803 Cost and Budget Management 20351 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 PM 804 Leading Teams 20355 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 P PM 805 negotiation, Contracting, and Procurement 20356 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 P PM 806 Managing Project Portfolios 20357 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 P PM 807 Project quality Management 20358 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 P PM 808 Project Management integrative Capstone 20359 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 PM 809 Global Project Management 20360 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485 PM 810 Change Management and Communication 20361 1/7-3/29 oL 3 $1,485

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LD 850 All Required CourseworkPM 802 PM 800PM 803 PM 801, PM 802PM 805 PM 801, PM 802

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Library ServicesThe Granite State College Library and Research Commons (LRC) provides students with research assistance and online access to selected periodicals, many with full-text articles. In addition the LRC works with your instructor to create research guides that steer you in the direction of the best resources for your class assignments and research papers. The LRC may be found at http://library.granite.edu/index.html

The GSC College Librarian is available via a direct link from your online class, and by e-mail at [email protected].

using Resources from other NH Academic LibrariesAs part of Granite State College’s membership in the New Hampshire College and University Council (NHCUC) you may borrow books from other NHCUC libraries, with the exception of Dartmouth College. Make sure to have your GSC ID card with you.

You may also use selected databases at NHCUC libraries. Because of institution-specific licensing agreements you must be using an on-campus library computer at these other institutions.

Please contact the GSC College Librarian if you have questions about borrowing or using the resources at other NH academic libraries.

MyGraniteMyGranite is your pathway to online resources at Granite State College. Visit us online at my.granite.edu

• WebROCK: Grades, Financial Aid information, e-payments,online registration, online transcript requests, degree audit and enrollment verifications

• eLearning+: a suite of online learning tools, including access to online and hybrid courses

• Degree Planning Tools: Curriculum Maps for scheduling completion of your program.

• Library resources• Important college announcements• Links to other online resources for success• Granite State College student email account

Student iDs GSC picture IDs are available for all students at the Student Orientation held every term. Current students may contact their campus to schedule a time to obtain their ID.

College Catalog & Curriculum MapsIn addition to resources available from your student success team at the campus, the college catalog contains helpful information such as course descriptions and policy information.

Curriculum Maps for student planning and course sequencing in each of our degree programs are available on the College’s web site. These include program outcomes and a list of courses required for each degree, and provide a helpful overview of program requirements and learning progression. To find the current curriculum map for your academic program, please go to www.my.granite.edu and click on Academic Resources, Degree Planning Tools.

SMARtHiNKiNG, an Online tutoring ServiceSMARTHINKING provides web-based tutoring and is available to you when you are enrolled in any course at GSC. This service is provided at no cost to you and supplements our existing student support services by offering you real-time online tutoring and homework help 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

You can log into SMARTHINKING by signing into your MyGranite account and clicking on the SMARTHINKING icon in the student announcement area.

STuDEnT RESouRCES

Returning to or beginning a college education is an exciting endeavor. Adding classes, reading, research and writing to what may already be a busy life can present some interesting challenges. Developing efficient study habits and skills is essential to your success as a student. Granite State College is committed to seeing you achieve that success. Your Academic Coach is available to assist you with course planning.

Call us toll free at 1.855.GSC4ALL (1.855.472.4255)

Student Success Centers at each campus have online computer access, books, study sheets, workshops, computer tutorials and tutoring assistance, and much more. in addition to new student orientations, Academic Coaches work with students and faculty to offer targeted workshops to meet needs in courses offered in the coming term. Your student success team is available to assist you with course planning and academic support.

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http://library.granite.edu/index.html


http://www.my.granite.edu

STuDEnT RESouRCESAccuplacerAccuplacer, a Computerized Placement Test, is one option used to determine placement for those registering for CRIT 500, MATH 502 and selected management courses. This assessment tool is divided into four sections: reading comprehension, sentence skills, arithmetic and algebra. Campuses typically offer Accuplacer preparation workshops.

Call your local campus for workshop dates, more information about Accuplacer, exceptions, and Accuplacer as a course prerequisite.

You can also prepare for the Accuplacer exam by visiting my.granite.edu and clicking on links to student services.

CLEP and DSSt testingExams are efficient! Demonstrate your knowledge in a wide range of subjects and receive credit for what you already know with exams approved by the American Council on Education (ACE). You may choose from more than 70 general and subject examinations. Computer-based CLEP (College Level Examination Program) and DSST exams are offered at the four regional campuses. For additional information on fees and specific test dates visit my.granite.edu and click under orientation.

College Seminar iDiS 500

What’s really expected by my professors in college?

What goals do i want to fulfill by pursuing my degree?

Am i as ready as i need to be for college writing and research?

Do my reading strategies work?

Do i have what it takes for college math?

How can i get the greatest value from my studies at Granite State College?

If you have some or all of these questions, consider enrolling in College Seminar. This four-credit course may count as an elective in your degree program and provides an alternative to taking the Accuplacer tests for placement. In College Seminar, the assessment and review of your skills in writing, reading comprehension, and math happens during the twelve weeks of class, with guidance from faculty and in the company of your fellow students. If you successfully complete the assessments embedded in College Seminar, you will meet the placement requirements for Critical Thinking and College Mathematics.

Available on demand as needed on campus and online.

Flexible• Prior learning assessment can be used to meet general education

requirements, courses in the major, courses in the minor, or general electives.

• Prior learning credit can be awarded as a block or as individual course equivalencies.

• You can choose among several options for demonstrating college-level learning acquired from many types of life experiences, including workplace training, on-the-job learning, volunteer training, or self-study:

1. Workplace & military training evaluated by the American Council on Education (ACE) or the New York Board of Regents’ National College Credit Recommendation Service (NCCRS), formerly NPONSI.

2. Training evaluated by GSC. 3. Certification or License from Professional Credentialing Body. 4. Standardized Testing (CLEP/DSST/Excelsior).5. Competency-based Training Portfolio.6. Experiential Learning Portfolio.

• If your learning doesn’t exactly fit the current available options for requesting credit, an individualized option can be developed for you.

Affordable • Standardized testing fees are low:

• CLEP Test ($80.00 + GSC registration fee of $25.00)• DSST Test ($80.00 + GSC registration fee of $30.00)

• For up to one year after your admission to Granite State College, a flat fee of $275 covers the submission and evaluation of multiple credit requests.

Rewarding• Prior learning assessment focuses on identifying and

demonstrating your strengths.• Prior learning assessment provides an opportunity for

reflective learning.• Prior learning assessment integrates prior learning with

the courses you will take with GSC, resulting in a very rich academic experience.

Questions? Please contact Liz Gauffreau, Lecturer & Director of individualized Learning at [email protected]

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Prior Learning Assessment at Granite State College


Notice of Availability of Financial AidFederal, State, and/or Institutional Financial Aid is available to all qualifying degree and eligible post-baccalaureate students to assist with the cost of their education. Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), be admitted to an eligible program, and be attending at least half-time (4 credits per term) in order to receive aid.

Granite State College provides online resources, information, and disclosures to assist students seeking financial assistance at http://granite.edu/finaid.php. Please do not hesitate to contact the Office of Financial Aid if you have any questions at [email protected] or call 603.513.1392, or 888.228.3000, ext. 711. We are here to help!

Financial Policies & ProceduresMonthly Payment OptionGranite State College offers a monthly payment option at a nominal cost. This interest-free plan allows you to make payments in monthly installments for a single term or multiple terms within the same academic year. For further information, please contact the Student Accounts Office at 603.513.1330 or Tuition Management Systems at 800.356.8329 or afford.com/granite.

Refund and Withdrawal PoliciesYou may drop a course during its add/drop period by logging on to WebROCK, calling or emailing your campus or the Registrar’s Office. You may also complete a Course Add/Drop form at my.granite.edu/resources/library/CourseAddDropForm.pdf and fax it to your campus or the Registrar’s Office at 603.513.1386. If a specific drop date is not noted, the standard ADD/DROP deadline will apply. Tuition and fees are 100% refundable if a student drops a course in accordance with the following limitations:

• 12-week courses: drop prior to the end of the second week of classes. For Summer after the 1st week.• Unusually short-duration courses: drop prior to the first session.• Learning Contracts: students are notified when registered by the Registrar’s Office of the last

dates to drop & withdraw.• Weekend courses/courses beginning after the first week of classes: visit my.granite.edu

Note For Financial Aid StudentsIf you are receiving federal financial aid and withdraw from coursework in any given term, federal return calculations may apply. A pro rata schedule is used to determine the amount of federal aid a student has earned at the time of withdrawal up to the 60% point of each course length. You are responsible for any resulting account balance. Withdrawals do affect your completion rate for Satisfactory Academic Progress required to receive federal aid.

If you are (1) withdrawing from all your coursework in a term; and (2) planning to return for late start coursework in the same term; and (3) the official drop date for the late start coursework has not passed; you are required to provide the Office of Financial Aid with written confirmation of your intent to return during the current term to avoid a withdrawal calculation. Written confirmation may be provided on the Withdrawal Form or by emailing [email protected] at the time of withdrawal.

Advanced Funds for Federal Pell Recipients to Obtain Books and SuppliesEligible Federal Pell recipients may have funds paid to their accounts ten days prior to the term start to cover the average cost for books and supplies if there is a credit balance on their account after direct charges have been paid. Students are responsible for repayment of these funds if they drop from any or all coursework. Students may opt out of this process by submitting the Opt Out of Advanced Funds Form. Students who have a previous account balance are not eligible for Advanced Funds.

FinAnCiAL AiDPayment for all classes must be made or financial clearance confirmed in order to remain enrolled. Students will be dropped from classes if payment arrangements are not made by the published due date for the term.

DuE DAtE for Financial ClearanceDecember 28, 2012

Tuition payments or documented payment arrangement,(including Financial Aid) are due for the Winter Term.

If you have not met conditions for financial clearance, contact the student accounts office for financing options.

603.513.1330•888.228.3000, ext. [email protected]

Financial ClearanceStudents are considered financially cleared when any of the following conditions are met:

1. Payment for all tuition, fees, and charges is made in full, or

2. A payment arrangement is approved by the Student Accounts Office for all remaining charges (ex. third party payments, VA, Voc Rehab, pending scholarships, etc.) or

Admitted Degree Candidates using Financial Aid3. Financial Aid is finalized and covers all charges, or

4. Financial Aid is finalized; however the award does not cover all charges and a payment arrangement with the Student Accounts Office is approved, or

5. The FAFSA and all required documents are received by the Office of Financial Aid, loans are accepted and provisional clearance is approved.

Note: New degree candidates, or individuals applying for a subsequent degree, must have all admission and financial aid documentation in by the published due date for the term. If you wish to register and apply for admission and financial aid after the published due date for the term, another form of payment must be secured at the time of registration. Students may receive reimbursement after admission and financial aid award is determined and funds disbursed to account.

Contact the Office of Financial Aid if you have any questions at [email protected]

or call 603.513.1392, or 888.228.3000, ext. 711

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How to Register1. For each course you wish to take, check prerequisites to ensure you have completed all of them. Please note some courses require a pre-registration skills assessment.

2. New students registering for the first time please complete the registration form on the next page and fax, mail, or drop it off at your nearest campus. Students can also call the GSC Student Information Center to register for any courses at 1.855.GSC4ALL. Admitted students can register online at my.granite.edu/WebROCK.

3. Calculate the tuition and fees (check the course listings for any materials fees). You may pay for your course charges online or by phone (1.888.228.3000, ext. 330) by December 28, 2012.

(Cash will not be accepted.) You may also pay by mailing a check or money order to:

Student Accounts Granite State College

25 Hall StreetConcord, NH 03301

If a third party such as an employer or outside agency has agreed to pay all or part of your course charges, you must provide a written billing authorization to the Student Accounts Office. The billing authorization must be on official letterhead and include the billable amount. No extensions or deferments will be granted if you will be reimbursed for courses after the completion of a term.

4. Your registration is confirmed and you are officially registered when all tuition and fees are either paid in full, or when you have received financial clearance. You must complete this process before the deadline or you will be dropped from your courses. If you wish to re-register you will be charged an additional $25.00 re-registration fee. You will be contacted only if the course for which you are registered is cancelled or is at its enrollment capacity.

5. You are responsible for purchasing your text books and materials. Textbooks are an additional expense. MBS Books is the authorized textbook supplier for the college. Detailed information on required books, including ISBN, is listed at:

my.granite.edu Support Services Bookstoreto order go online or call 800.325.3252

Fax: 800.499.0143

unDERGRADuATE & PoST-BACCALAuREATE REGiSTRATion inSTRuCTionS

*All students who register before 9 am on Friday, october 26th will automatically be entered into a drawing for a free textbook. undergraduate registrations only.

Register by Friday, october 26th at 9 am for a chance to win a FREE tEXtBOOK*

tuition and FeesPlease Note: Course charges, fees, and regulations are subject to approval by the University System Board of Trustees and can change without prior notice.

tuition costs for Granite State College are as follows: $285 per credit hour** $570 per two credit course $855 per three credit course $1,140 per four credit course $285 per credit hour for learning contracts**Tuition for out-of-state residents, as defined by USNH Residency Rules, is $295 per credit.

Registration Fee: $35 Academic Services Fee: $40 (for four or more credits)Field-Based Mentoring Fee: $250 ***

*** Any field-based courses that require oversight of a GSC Mentor will have an additional fee assessed.

Some courses have materials or other fees (see individual course listings).

Students must be officially registered in a course in order to attend. Credit is only granted for classes in which you are registered and have completed. Granite State College reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or combine class sections, limit registrations, or change instructors. We regret any errors in printing, but we accept no liability for them. Please refer to WebRock for the most updated course schedule.It is your responsibility to become familiar with the college’s policies and procedures. Please check with our staff if you have any questions, and let us know if something arises which affects your learning experience. The college reserves the right to deny enrollment in any course when the prospective student lacks the necessary background or prerequisites.

Adding CoursesStudents may register for a 6 or 12-week course during the official add/drop period by logging on to WebROCK, or by contacting their campus or the Registrar’s Office. For courses that do not follow the 6 or 12-week schedule, specific ADD/DROP dates are posted on my.granite.edu.

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Winter 2012 Add/Drop Schedule

Dates Add Drop Withdraw Tuition Refund 10/2-1/18 OK OK NA 100% 1/19-2/22 NA NA OK 0% After 2/22 NO NO Petition 0%

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tuition and FeesPlease Note: Course charges, fees, and regulations are subject to approval by the University System Board of Trustees and can change without prior notice.

tuition costs for Granite State College are as follows: $495 per credit hour** $1485 per three credit course

**Tuition for out-of-state residents, as defined by USNH Residency Rules, is $505 per credit.

Processing Fee: $45 for first time course registration Note: This one time fee will be applied to the application fee .

Some courses have materials or other fees (see individual course listings).

Students must be officially registered in a course in order to attend. Credit is only granted for classes in which you are registered and have completed. Granite State College reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or combine class sections, limit registrations, or change instructors. We regret any errors in printing, but we accept no liability for them. Please refer to WebRock for the most updated course schedule.

It is your responsibility to become familiar with the college’s policies and procedures. Please check with our staff if you have any questions, and let us know if something arises which affects your learning experience. The college reserves the right to deny enrollment in any course when the prospective student lacks the necessary background or prerequisites.

Adding CoursesStudents may register for courses during the official add/drop period by logging on to WebROCK, or by contacting their campus or the Registrar’s Office.

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How to Register1. For each course you wish to take, check prerequisites to ensure you have completed all of them. Please note some courses require a pre-registration skills assessment.

2. New students registering for the first time please complete the registration form on the next page and fax, mail, or drop it off at your nearest campus. Students can also call the GSC Student Information Center to register for any courses at 1.855.GSC4ALL. Admitted students can register online at my.granite.edu/WebROCK.

3. Calculate the tuition and fees (check the course listings for any materials fees). You may pay for your course charges online or by phone (1.888.228.3000, ext. 330) by December 28, 2012.

(Cash will not be accepted.) You may also pay by mailing a check or money order to:

Student Accounts Granite State College

25 Hall StreetConcord, NH 03301

If a third party such as an employer or outside agency has agreed to pay all or part of your course charges, you must provide a written billing authorization to the Student Accounts Office. The billing authorization must be on official letterhead and include the billable amount. No extensions or deferments will be granted if you will be reimbursed for courses after the completion of a term.

4. Your registration is confirmed and you are officially registered when all tuition and fees are either paid in full, or when you have received financial clearance. You must complete this process before the deadline or you will be dropped from your courses. If you wish to re-register you will be charged an additional $25.00 re-registration fee. You will be contacted only if the course for which you are registered is cancelled or is at its enrollment capacity.

5. You are responsible for purchasing your text books and materials. Textbooks are an additional expense. MBS Books is the authorized textbook supplier for the college. Detailed information on required books, including ISBN, is listed at:

my.granite.edu Support Services Bookstoreto order go online or call 800.325.3252

Fax: 800.499.0143

Winter 2012 Add/Drop Schedule


12-week courses


2nd 6-week courses


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Student’s Signature Date

What degree(s) do you hold?

Bachelor’s Degree from Master’s Degree from

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Granite State College Graduate Registration FormINSTRUCTIONS: (1) COMPLETE all items. (2) FILL in and TOTAL all charges due. (3) SIGN this form at the bottom. (4) FAX to 603.513.1386 or MAIL to Admission’s Office, Granite State College, 25 Hall Street, Concord NH 03301

Please complete this top section in its entirety. PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY. Have you been admitted into a Graduate Studies program at GSC? Yes No Program

Is this your first course at GSC? Yes No

Provide your GSC Student ID If this is the first registration for credit-bearing courses at GSC, provide your Social Security Number. (Your SSN is required by federal law and is held in strictest confidence.)

Full Legal Name (required) Last Name First Name Middle Name (required)

Email Address

Home Telephone ( ) Cell Phone ( ) Work/Daytime Phone ( )

Date of Birth Other Names Used Within the University System(required) Month Date Year (at UNH, PSU, KSC or GSC)

Mailing Address City/Town State Zip

I have received information on the Residency Rules. Yes No Link to information on residency rules: http://usnholpm.unh.edu/BOT/IV.Fin/F.htmI verify that I have been a New Hampshire resident for at least twelve consecutive months for purposes other than my education. Yes No Are you a U.S. Citizen? Yes No If you have a documented disability which requires special services, please notify us.

The following information is used for statistical purposes only. Your responses are optional.

1. Are you: Female Male 2. Are you Hispanic/Latino? Yes No

3. Please indicate your race by selecting one or more of the following:

White Black or African American Asian American Indian or Alaska Native Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

How are you planning to pay?

Paying in full today or by the posted due date for the term (see payment options below)

Financial Aid - Check the status of your Financial Aid on WebROCK

Other Third Party Source (VocRehab, Employer, Scholarship) Documentation will be received by the due date for the term

Military (VA, Army Tuition Assistance, POST 9/11 GI Bill)

Other (Tuition Management System Payment Plan, USNH Tuition Waiver, Alternative Loan, Private Loan)

Payment Options: E-Pay through your secure WebROCK account • Call 1.888.228.3000, ext. 330

Mail payment to Granite State College, Student Accounts Office, 25 Hall Street, Concord, NH 03301

Office Use Course Dept. Course Number Credit Course Title Course Reference Number Location Number of Credits Course Charge

Total

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Course Registration

I certify that the information on this registration form is true. Please register me for the courses listed above.


CouRSES AT A GLAnCEFor detailed inform

ation see pages 5-14ARtS AND CuLtuREARTS 501 introduction to Drawing 20221 PortsmouthARTS 503 introduction to Watercolor 20229 ManchesterARTS 550 Art History: Western World 20109 online

BEHAViORAL SCiENCEBEHS 502 Human Services and the Helping Process 20117 ConcordBEHS 650 integrative: Behavioral Science 20230 ManchesterBEHS 650 integrative: Behavioral Science 20112 online

COMPutERSCMPL 511 Software Tools 20128 ConcordCMPL 511 Software Tools 20144 ConwayCMPL 511 Software Tools 20225 LittletonCMPL 511 Software Tools 20113 onlineCMPL 511 Software Tools 20114 onlineCMPL 511 Software Tools 20116 onlineCMPL 511 Software Tools 20244 RochesterCMPL 515 Programming Fundamentals 20118 online

COMMuNiCAtiONSCoMM 550 interpersonal Communication 20119 onlineCoMM 551 Small Group Communications 20103 ClaremontCoMM 551 Small Group Communications 20129 ConcordCoMM 553 Presentational Communication 20145 ConwayCoMM 553 Presentational Communication 20146 ConwayCoMM 553 Presentational Communication 20120 onlineCoMM 553 Presentational Communication 20222 Portsmouth

CRiMiNAL JuStiCECRiM 555 The Criminal Justice System 20121 onlineCRiM 600 Crime Prevention and Control 20122 online

CRitiCAL tHiNKiNGCRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20131 ConcordCRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20147 ConwayCRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20232 ManchesterCRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20273 nashuaCRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20123 onlineCRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20124 onlineCRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20125 onlineCRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20224 PortsmouthCRiT 500 Critical Thinking 20245 Rochester

ECONOMiCSECo 512 Principles of Economics 20104 ClaremontECo 512 Principles of Economics 20126 onlineECo 512 Principles of Economics 20246 Rochester

EDuCAtiONEDu 502 PRAXiS i Prep: Mathematics 20279 onlineEDu 503 PRAXiS i Prep: Read/Writing 20280 onlineEDu 551 Learning and Early Childhood Environments 20127 onlineEDu 555 Language and Literacy Development 20130 onlineEDu 601 observation and Assessment in Early Childhood Ed 20132 onlineEDu 603 Family and Community Relations in Early Childhood 20133 onlineEDu 605 Early Childhood Program Administration 20157 onlineEDu 606 Roles and Responsibilities 20281 onlineEDu 607 instructional Methods, Strategies, Technologies 20282 onlineEDu 608 Transition Planning & Developing iEPs 20374 onlineEDu 610 Teaching Reading and Writing in Grades K-8 20283 onlineEDu 611 Assessment of Students with Disabilities 20375 ConcordEDu 612 using Technology to Teach Social Studies 20375 onlineEDu 617 Students with Disabilities 20101 LebanonEDu 619 Managing Student Behavior 20376 ConcordEDu 621 Special Education Law 20262 nashuaEDu 621 Special Education Law 20285 onlineEDu 621 Special Education Law 20260 PortsmouthEDu 624 Assessment of Young Children in EC/ECSPED 20286 onlineEDu 653 Reading/Writing Math Content Area 20287 online

EDu 660 integrative: English Language Arts 20158 onlineEDu 701 Roles and Responsibilities of the Special Education 20288 onlineEDu 702 using Technology to Teach Social Studies 20289 onlineEDu 703 instructional Methods, Strategies and Technologies 20290 onlineEDu 705 Assessment of Students with Disabilities 20258 ConcordEDu 706 Transition Planning and Developing iEPs 20291 onlineEDu 707 Classroom Management 20259 ConcordEDu 710 Teaching Language Arts and Literacy 20292 onlineEDu 712 Reading & Writing Disabilities: Assessment and i 20263 nashuaEDu 712 Reading and Writing Disabilities: Assessment and i 20293 onlineEDu 717 Students with Disabilities 20102 LebanonEDu 721 Special Education Law 20265 nashuaEDu 721 Special Education Law 20294 onlineEDu 721 Special Education Law 20261 PortsmouthEDu 737 Behavioral Supports for Complex Behaviors 20299 onlineEDu 753 Reading & Writing in the Mathematics Content Area 20300 online

ENGLiSHEnG 500 The Writing Process 20148 ConwayEnG 500 The Writing Process 20185 LebanonEnG 500 The Writing Process 20226 LittletonEnG 500 The Writing Process 20159 onlineEnG 500 The Writing Process 20231 PortsmouthEnG 505 introduction to Language and Linguistics 20247 RochesterEnG 508 The Media and its Messages 20160 onlineEnG 555 Children’s Literature 20248 RochesterEnG 600 Expository Writing 20134 ConcordEnG 600 Expository Writing 20274 nashuaEnG 600 Expository Writing 20161 onlineEnG 601 Writing for the Professions 20162 onlineEnG 604 Creative Writing 20249 RochesterEnG 620 Multicultural Perspectives through Lit.(GP) 20275 nashuaEnG 620 Multicultural Perspectives through Literature (GP) 20163 onlineEnG 625 Readings in World Literature (GP) 20135 ConcordEnG 625 Readings in World Literature (GP) 20164 onlineEnG 633 Short Fiction 20233 Portsmouth

HiStORyHiS 502 Great Civilizations (GP) 20250 RochesterHiS 602 History of new England 20105 ClaremontHiS 611 Themes in World History (GP) 20165 onlineHiS 618 History of World War ii (GP) 20234 ManchesterHiS 618 History of World War ii (GP) 20251 RochesterHiS 627 Vietnam War: An Historical Perspective (GP) 20149 ConwayHiS 627 Vietnam War: An Historical Perspective (GP) 20167 online

HEALtH CAREHLTC 550 Emerging uS Health Care System 20333 ManchesterHLTC 638 Health Care Policy 20168 onlineHLTC 650 integrative: Health Care Mgmt 20169 online

HuMANitiESHuMn 502 American Popular Culture 20150 ConwayHuMn 502 American Popular Culture 20227 LittletonHuMn 504 Comparative Religions (GP) 20136 ConcordHuMn 504 Comparative Religions (GP) 20170 onlineHuMn 505 introduction to Ethics 20171 onlineHuMn 550 American Sign Language i 20106 Claremont

iNStRuCtiONALiDiS 500 College Seminar 20252 RochesteriDiS 501 Research Methods 20108 ClaremontiDiS 501 Research Methods 20173 online

iNtERDiSCiPLiNARy & APPLiED StuDiESinST 512 Survey Communication Disorders 20174 onlineinST 514 Articulation and Phonological Disorders 20137 ConcordinST 516C Clinical Practicum iV 20138 ConcordinST 607 The Learning Workplace 20175 onlineinST 610 instructional Design and interactive Learning 20176 online

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MANAGEMENtMGMT 500 Principles of Management 20110 ClaremontMGMT 511 Financial Accounting 20152 ConwayMGMT 511 Financial Accounting 20267 ManchesterMGMT 511 Financial Accounting 20187 onlineMGMT 511 Financial Accounting 20237 PortsmouthMGMT 514 Principles of Marketing 20191 LebanonMGMT 514 Principles of Marketing 20268 ManchesterMGMT 514 Principles of Marketing 20188 onlineMGMT 518 Human Resource Administration 20189 onlineMGMT 555 introduction to Fiscal Management in Health Care 20190 onlineMGMT 566 organizational Behavior 20153 ConwayMGMT 566 organizational Behavior 20192 onlineMGMT 566 organizational Behavior 20253 RochesterMGMT 601 Contemporary Management issues 20238 PortsmouthMGMT 602 Leadership 20193 onlineMGMT 608 Managing Diversity (GP) 20269 ManchesterMGMT 608 Managing Diversity (GP) 20194 onlineMGMT 612 investment Principles 20195 onlineMGMT 613 Financial Management 20201 LebanonMGMT 613 Financial Management 20196 onlineMGMT 614 Planning For new Business Ventures 20197 onlineMGMT 615 Financial Modeling & Decision-Making 20198 onlineMGMT 621 Managing Conflict 20111 ClaremontMGMT 621 Managing Conflict 20139 ConcordMGMT 621 Managing Conflict 20239 PortsmouthMGMT 624 Managing information Technology 20199 onlineMGMT 625 Legal and Ethical issues in Business Mgmt. 20154 ConwayMGMT 625 Legal and Ethical issues in Business Management 20200 onlineMGMT 625 Legal and Ethical issues in Business Management 20254 RochesterMGMT 626 Project Management Strategies 20202 onlineMGMT 650 integrative: Strategic Management ConcordMGMT 650 integrative: Strategic Mgmt 20203 onlineMGMT 660 integrative: Applied Studies in Management 20204 online

POLitiCAL SCiENCEPoL 554 Law and Society 20140 ConcordPoL 554 Law and Society 20205 onlinePoL 600 The uS in World Affairs (GP) 20240 Portsmouth

PSyCHOLOGyPSY 501 introduction to Psychology 20155 ConwayPSY 508 Child Development 20206 onlinePSY 509 Human Development 20141 ConcordPSY 509 Human Development 20212 LebanonPSY 509 Human Development 20207 onlinePSY 509 Human Development 20241 PortsmouthPSY 603 Crisis intervention 20208 onlinePSY 604 Counseling Theories 20276 nashuaPSY 606 Educational Psychology 20209 onlinePSY 608 Social Psychology 20142 ConcordPSY 608 Social Psychology 20210 onlinePSY 608 Social Psychology 20255 Rochester

PSY 617 Abnormal Psychology 20217 LebanonPSY 617 Abnormal Psychology 20270 ManchesterPSY 617 Abnormal Psychology 20211 onlinePSY 617 Abnormal Psychology 20242 Portsmouth

SCiENCESCi 502 nutrition Concepts and Controversies 20156 ConwaySCi 502 nutrition Concepts and Controversies 20223 LebanonSCi 505 Human Biology 20213 onlineSCi 508 issues in Women’s Health 20143 ConcordSCi 512 introduction to Astronomy 20214 onlineSCi 523 General Ecology 20256 RochesterSCi 539 Energy and Environment (GP) 20243 PortsmouthSCi 541 introduction to Environmental Science (GP) 20271 ManchesterSCi 541 introduction to Environmental Science (GP) 20215 onlineSCi 600 The Human Brain 20166 Conway

SELF-DiRECtED LEARNiNGSDLR 550 individualized Studies Seminar 20297 onlineSDLR 551 Assessment of Prior Learning 20298 online

SOCiOLOGySoC 501 introduction to Sociology 20216 onlineSoC 601 Society and the individual 20115 ClaremontSoC 601 Society and the individual 20278 RochesterSoC 607 Child Abuse and neglect 20218 online

SOCiAL SCiENCESoSC 500 introduction to Anthropology (GP) 20272 ManchesterSoSC 519 Living in a Digital Democracy 20219 onlineSoSC 604 Dynamics of Family Relationships 20277 nashuaSoSC 605 Stress and the Family 20172 ConwaySoSC 605 Stress and the Family 20220 onlineSoSC 605 Stress and the Family 20257 Rochester

GRADuAtE StuDiESCoMM 800 Foundations of organizational Communication 20363 ManchesterCoMM 800 Foundations of organizational Communication 20364 nashuaCoMM 800 Foundations of organizational Communication 20365 onlineCoMM 800 Foundations of organizational Communication 20362 PortsmouthLD 820 Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities 20367 ManchesterLD 820 Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities 20368 nashuaLD 820 Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities 20369 onlineLD 820 Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities 20366 PortsmouthLD 821 Ethical Decision-Making 20371 ManchesterLD 821 Ethical Decision-Making 20372 nashuaLD 821 Ethical Decision-Making 20373 onlineLD 821 Ethical Decision-Making 20370 PortsmouthLD 822 Maximizing Your organization’s Potential 20340 ManchesterLD 822 Maximizing Your organization’s Potential 20341 nashuaLD 822 Maximizing Your organization’s Potential 20342 onlineLD 822 Maximizing Your organization’s Potential 20339 PortsmouthPM 800 Project Management Seminar 20344 ManchesterPM 800 Project Management Seminar 20345 nashuaPM 800 Project Management Seminar 20346 onlinePM 800 Project Management Seminar 20343 PortsmouthPM 801 Project Planning and Scheduling 20348 onlinePM 802 Risk Management 20350 onlinePM 803 Cost and Budget Management 20351 onlinePM 804 Leading Teams 20353 ManchesterPM 804 Leading Teams 20354 nashuaPM 804 Leading Teams 20355 onlinePM 804 Leading Teams 20352 PortsmouthPM 805 negotiation, Contracting, and Procurement 20356 onlinePM 806 Managing Project Portfolios 20357 onlinePM 807 Project quality Management 20358 onlinePM 808 Project Management integrative Capstone 20359 onlinePM 809 Global Project Management 20360 onlinePM 810 Change Management and Communication 20361 onlinePM 810 Change Management Communication 10368 online

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ClaremontCMPL 511 Software ToolsCRIT 500 Critical ThinkingENG 500 Writing ProcessMATH 502 College MathematicsMGMT 566 Organizational BehaviorMGMT 613 Financial ManagementSCI 505 Human Biology SCI 600 Human BrainSOSC 500 Introduction to Anthropology

ConCordARTS 538 Understanding and Experiencing MusicBEHS 501 Research MethodsCRIT 500 Critical ThinkingENG 508 Media and Its MessagesENG 555 Children’s LiteratureENG 633 Short FictionINST 515 Introduction to Audiology & Aural Rehab MATH 504 StatisticsMGMT 514 Principles of MarketingMGMT 566 Organizational BehaviorMGMT 613 Financial ManagementPSY 602 Theories of PersonalitySCI 506 Physiology of WellnessSOSC 605 Stress and the Family

ConwayARTS 515 Introduction to PhotographyBEHS 650 Integrative: Behavioral ScienceCMPL 511 Software ToolsCOMM 551 Small Group CommunicationCRIT 500 Critical ThinkingENG 500 Writing ProcessENG 604 Creative WritingHUMN 505 Introduction to EthicsMATH 502 College MathematicsMATH 504 StatisticsMGMT 613 Financial ManagementMGMT 621 Managing ConflictPOL 600 U.S. in World Affairs PSY 617 Abnormal PsychologySOSC 604 Dynamics of Family Relationships

lebanonARTS 526 Modern America and the MoviesMGMT 566 Organizational BehaviorMGMT 625 Legal/Ethical Issues in Business and MgmtPSY 602 Theories of PersonalitySCI 506 Physiology of WellnessSOC 501 Introduction to Sociology

LittletonCRIT 500 Critical ThinkingENG 633 Short FictionSOC 501 Introduction to Sociology

ManchesterENG 500 Writing ProcessENG 505 Introduction to Language and LinguisticsENG 620 Multicultural Perspectives Through Literature HIS 602 History of New EnglandHLTC 630 Perspectives on Health Care and Human SvcMATH 502 College MathematicsMGMT 621 Managing ConflictMGMT 625 Legal/Ethical Issues in Business and MgmtPOL 550 American Government and PoliticsPSY 501 Introduction to PsychologyPSY 509 Human DevelopmentPSY 615 Psychology of AdulthoodSCI 539 Energy and the Environment

nashuaEDU 606 Roles and Responsibilities of the Special Ed TchrMGMT 511 Financial AccountingMGMT 621 Managing ConflictPOL 600 U.S. in World Affairs SOSC 605 Stress and the Family

PortsmouthBEHS 501 Research MethodsCRIT 500 Critical ThinkingEDU 606 Roles and Responsibilities of the Special Ed TchENG 508 Media and Its MessagesENG 620 Multicultural Perspectives Through Literature ENG 625 Readings in World Literature HIS 618 History of World War II MGMT 500 Principles of ManagementMGMT 566 Organizational BehaviorMGMT 601 Contemporary Management IssuesMGMT 602 LeadershipMGMT 625 Legal/Ethical Issues in Business and MgmtPOL 600 U.S. in World Affairs PSY 616 Psychology of Occupational StressSOC 501 Introduction to Sociology

roChesterARTS 503 Introduction to WatercolorCMPL 511 Software ToolsCRIT 500 Critical ThinkingENG 500 Writing ProcessENG 512 British Literature IMATH 502 College MathematicsMATH 504 StatisticsMGMT 511 Financial AccountingMGMT 650 Integrative: Strategic ManagementPOL 554 Law and SocietyPSY 501 Introduction to PsychologyPSY 509 Human DevelopmentPSY 510 Infant and Toddler DevelopmentPSY 602 Theories of PersonalitySCI 600 Human BrainSOSC 604 Dynamics of Family Relationships

onlineARTS 601 Creativity: The Untapped PotentialBEHS 501 Research MethodsBEHS 502 Human Services and the Helping ProcessBEHS 650 Integrative: Behavioral ScienceCMPL 511 Software ToolsCMPL 612 Advanced Software ToolsCMPL 614 Computer and Network SystemsCMPL 650 Integrative: Best Practices in IT COMM 550 Interpersonal CommunicationCOMM 602 Media Strategy and Communication CRIM 500 Introduction to CriminologyCRIM 607 Constitutional LawCRIM 650 Integrative: Criminal JusticeCRIT 500 Critical ThinkingEDU 501 Research MethodsEDU 502 PRAXIS I Prep: Reading & WritingEDU 503 PRAXIS I Prep: MathematicsEDU 506 PRAXIS II Prep: Lang Arts & Soc StudiesEDU 507 PRAXIS II Prep: Mathematics & ScienceEDU 510 Foundations of EducationEDU 550 Foundations of Early Childhood EducationEDU 553 Creative Arts in Early Childhood EducationEDU 600 Math and Science in Early Childhood EducationEDU 602 Young Children with Special NeedsEDU 606 Roles and Responsibilities of the Special Ed TchEDU 614 Elem/Middle School Math Methods EDU 629 Foundations in ESOLEDU 650 Practicum: Professionalism in Early Childhood Ed

EDU 660 Integrative: English Language Arts EDU 661 Integrative: Social StudiesENG 500 Writing ProcessENG 505 Introduction to Language and LinguisticsENG 508 Media and Its MessagesENG 510 Survey of American LiteratureENG 555 Children’s LiteratureENG 600 Expository WritingENG 604 Creative WritingENG 625 Readings in World Literature ENG 633 Short FictionENG 640 ShakespeareHIS 511 United States History: 1865 to the PresentHIS 627 Vietnam War: An Historical Perspective HLTC 550 Emerging U.S. Health Care SystemHLTC 627 Reimbursement and Financing Techniques HLTC 630 Perspectives on Health Care and Human SvcHLTC 640 Internship/Project in Hum Services HLTC 650 Integrative: Health Care Management HLTC 660 Integrative: Applied Studies Hum Services HUMN 502 American Popular CultureHUMN 504 Comparative Religions HUMN 560 Elementary Spanish I INST 513 Anatomy & Physiology of Speech and HearingINST 516A Clinical Practicum II (Speech Language Asst)INST 650 Program Development and TrainingMATH 502 College MathematicsMATH 504 StatisticsMATH 605 Discrete MathematicsMATH 606 Calculus IMATH 609 Algebra Theory for Middle School TeachersMGMT 500 Principles of ManagementMGMT 501 Introduction to Public AdministrationMGMT 510 Managerial AccountingMGMT 511 Financial AccountingMGMT 514 Principles of MarketingMGMT 566 Organizational BehaviorMGMT 602 LeadershipMGMT 606 Human Resources and Organizational DevMGMT 611 Money & BankingMGMT 613 Financial ManagementMGMT 615 Financial Modeling & Decision-Making MGMT 620 Effecting Positive Change in OrganizationsMGMT 621 Managing ConflictMGMT 622 Database Management SystemsMGMT 625 Legal/Ethical Issues in Business and MgmtMGMT 650 Integrative: Strategic ManagementMGMT 660 Integrative: Applied Studies in ManagementPOL 550 American Government and PoliticsPOL 554 Law and SocietyPOL 600 U.S. in World Affairs PSY 501 Introduction to PsychologyPSY 508 Child DevelopmentPSY 509 Human DevelopmentPSY 602 Theories of PersonalityPSY 615 Psychology of AdulthoodPSY 616 Psychology of Occupational StressSCI 502 Nutrition Concepts and ControversiesSCI 518 Physical GeographySCI 520 Introduction to OceanographySCI 539 Energy and the Environment SCI 600 Human BrainSDLR 550 Individualized Studies SeminarSDLR 551 Assessment of Prior LearningSOC 603 Work and SocietySOSC 604 Dynamics of Family RelationshipsSOSC 630 Aspects of Aging TCHM 650 Integrative: Technology Management

The above preview is subject to changes/additions. Note: Spring courses will also be offered on campus at Nashua Community College and Great Bay Community College, Portsmouth.

Here’s a look at Undergraduate courses this Spring. Registration opens January 29th & classes start april 6th

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