Schedule of Classes 2012 Summer Quarter Lindenwood College for ...

Schedule of Classes
2012 Summer Quarter
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Lindenwood College for Individualized Education

Office Number
Main Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .636-949-2000
Academic Services/Registrar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4954
Undergraduate Day Admissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4949
Evening and Graduate Admissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4933
Business Office (Quarter Students) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4962
Business Office (Semester Students) . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4650
Campus Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4985
Chaplain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4825
Coordinator for Campus
Accessibility Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4784
Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4923
Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4820
LCIE (Lindenwood University Cultural Center) . . . 949-4500
MBA Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4840
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4900
Provost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4700
Residential Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(Day) 949-4922
(after 5 p .m .) 636-262-4622 or 262-4623
Spirit & Supplies Shoppe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-7670
Veterans Affairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4105
Belleville Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .618-239-6000
Lincoln County Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .636-332-0847
Mineral Area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .573-518-2199
North County Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-838-7653
O’Fallon, Mo . Center (South) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .636-627-6600
South County Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-627-6610
St . Louis City Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314-621-1179
Academic Calendar
Summer Quarter 2012
LCIE Continuing Undergraduate Student Opening Session (6:00 p .m .) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . July 9-12
LCIE New Undergraduate and Graduate Student Opening Session (8:00 a .m .) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .July 14
Quarter undergraduate/graduate (3-credit hour) classes begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .July 16
Last day to drop with a “W” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .July 27
Last day to choose an Audit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .August 10
Midterm grades due, 5 p .m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .August 24
Last day to withdraw from a class with a “WP/WF” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .August 31
Labor Day holiday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 3
Quarter ends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 29
Deadline for making up “INC” from previous term . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 29
Final grades due, 5:00 p .m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 1
Fall Quarter 2012
LCIE Continuing Undergraduate Student Opening Session (6 p .m .) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . October 1-4
LCIE New Undergraduate and Graduate Student Opening Session (8:00 a .m .) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 6
Traditional quarter undergraduate classes begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 8
Last day to drop with a “W” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 19
Last Day to Choose an Audit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 2
Midterm grades due, 5 p .m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 16
Last day to withdraw from a class with a “WP/WF” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 23
Faculty In-service Day-LCIE classes meet as scheduled . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 21
Thanksgiving holiday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . November 22-23
Lindenwood residential quarter/graduate housing closes at 6 p .m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .December 22
Quarter ends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .December 22
Deadline for making up “INC” from previous term . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .December 22
Final grades due, 5 p .m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .December 24
Deadline to apply for March, May, June graduation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .December 30
Lindenwood University Phone Directory
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Wentzville Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .636-332-0847
Westport Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-275-2233
Wildwood Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .636-273-5249
LCIE Faculty/Staff Phone Numbers
Office Number
Boyles, Andrea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .618-239-6152
Canan, Bruce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .618-239-6149
Cooper, Richard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .636-627-2570
Castro, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 636-949-4520
Davis, Kendall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4708
Engleking, Charlene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4507
Ford, Yvonnda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 627-2569
Frazier, Andrea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .618-239-6185
Heinle, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4906
Highley, Shannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .618-239-6036
Holden, Angela . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4551
Holloway, Chad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .636-255-2276
Horstmeier, James . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4504
Johnson, Grace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4773
Kemper, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4501
Kottmeyer, Rita . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4523
Lerman, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4506
Manjounes, Cindy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .618-239-6029
Malloy, Lori . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4500
Mead, Beth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4524
Patzius, Billi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4511
Panta, Humnath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .636-255-2277
St . Clair, Terry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949-4516

How To Register
Quarter Students
New Students–Contact Office of Evening and Graduate
Admissions–main campus, (636) 949-4933, or the
extended campus of your choice (see directory on page i) .
Continuing LCIE students should contact their faculty
advisors prior to registration. Registration will take
place according to the following schedule:
• Senior graduate and undergraduate – June 4-8
• Junior graduate and undergraduate – June 11-15
• Sophomore undergraduate – June 18-22
• Freshman undergraduate – June 25-29
Students may register any time after their designated
registration period .
Office Hours
Students may register during regular office hours: 8
a .m . to 6 p .m . on Monday through Thursday, 8 a .m . to
5 p .m . on Friday . LCIE students must register with their
advisors .
Student Expenses 2011-12 Academic Year
Tuition
LCIE
Undergraduate $3,060/9-hour cluster
Graduate $3,708/9-hour cluster
Tuition surcharge for online classes 10 percent
Part-time Tuition
Undergraduate Quarter rate $340/cr hr
Graduate Quarter rate $412/cr hr
Housing & Meals
Quarter $2,995/quarter
Room Fee during breaks $232/week
Other Fees
Housing/Enrollment Deposit $300
Communications Fee-Residence Halls $75/quarter
E-mail for Quarter Resident Students $15/term
Lab Fee (in specified courses) $30-75/course
Studio Fee (general) $30-75/course
Studio Fee (ceramics, color theory, photography and figure drawing) $85/course
Applied Music Fee $150/half-hour
(For individual lessons in piano, voice, orchestral instruments, and organ;
per semester hour credit)
Experiential Learning Fee (one-time only charge) $300
Experiential Learning Credit $90/cr hr
Late Registration Fee $25
Promissory Note Origination Fee $25
Late Payment Fee (per month) $50
Culminating Project Extension Fee $50
Graduate Culminating Project/Thesis Extension Fee $150
Graduation/diploma fee
Undergraduate $100
Graduate $125
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Payment Options
Tuition and fees are payable prior to the first day of
class . If other payment arrangements are needed, students
should contact an account representative in the Business
Office . Payment options include
Corporate Promissory Note: The Corporate
Promissory Note is available to students who work
for companies that have tuition reimbursement plans .
Proof of employment and a copy of the company’s
reimbursement policy must be on file in the Business
Office . The amount of the promissory note cannot exceed
the amount the employer pays for tuition for each term .
The due date for all promissory notes is 30 days following
the conclusion of the term for which the note applies . A
monthly late charge will be assessed after this date . By
signing a promissory note, the student gives Lindenwood
University permission to contact the employer if the note
is not paid by the date due .
Direct Debit Payment Note (DDP)–Lindenwood
University is pleased to offer Direct Debit Payments
for the convenience of students . Payments can be made
directly (electronically) from a student’s checking
account . There is no set-up fee or interest charged for
this method of payment . Any payment or financial aid
received prior to the promissory note due date will be
applied to the balance appearing on the student’s account .
Older Student and Institutional Grants– Lindenwood
University offers a 50-percent scholarship to all persons
age 55 and over . The University also offers partial
institutional grants for employees of selected companies,
municipalities, and school systems . These grants apply to
the tuition for credit classes and do not apply to University
fees or courses that are audited . Any other funding may
first replace the Lindenwood University grant .
If payment arrangements have not been made, monthly
late fees may be assessed.

Schedule Changes & Withdrawal Procedures
Any change in a student’s schedule of classes, including
adding a class, changing sections, or withdrawing from a
class or classes must
1 . be made on the appropriate form available from
the Lindenwood registrar’s office, local Lindenwood
campus, or site;
2 . give the supporting reason for the change or
withdrawal;
3 . be approved and signed by the student’s faculty
advisor;
4 . be returned to the Registrar’s Office before the
deadlines specified in the academic calendars .
Students may add classes only during the first week
of any term and only on a space-available basis . When
adding a course, it will be necessary to obtain the
instructor’s and advisor’s signatures . To withdraw from
a course with a W, the student must obtain the advisor’s
signature . When withdrawing from a course with a WP/
WF, it is necessary to obtain both the advisor’s and
instructor’s signatures; in addition, the instructor must
note whether the student was passing or failing at the
time of the withdrawal (WP/WF .) After obtaining the
necessary signatures, withdrawal forms must be submitted
to the Registrar’s Office . No withdrawals will be accepted
after the specified “WP/WF” date . Exceptions to this
policy for reasons beyond the student’s control may be
made by the Provost after the appropriate signatures have
been obtained . Students who withdraw without proper
authorization receive a final grade of “F” or “AF,” which
is treated as a grade of “F .” Consult the “Withdrawal and
Refund Policy” section for refund schedule .
Students wishing to receive financial aid must notify
the Financial Aid Office of their enrollment intentions
every academic year . The Financial Aid Office must also
be notified of any changes that may affect this plan (i .e .,
enrollment change, tuition reimbursement, etc .) Students
wishing to utilize Title IV Aid are required to be enrolled
in at least six credit hours per term .
Graduation Applications
Official dates of graduation are March 30, June 30,
August 30, September 30, and December 30 . If a student
expects to complete degree requirements by the end
of this term, he/she must complete an application for
graduation by the deadline listed in the schedule and/
or catalog . Applications are available in the Registrar’s
Office .
Applications received after the deadline may be held
until the following graduation date.
Campus Resources
Butler Library contains volumes and microfiche . The
library also subscribes to regional and national networks
that facilitate sharing of materials from virtually all types
of libraries . The library is open Monday through Thursday
from 8 a .m . to 12 a .m ., Friday from 8 a .m . to 5 p .m .,
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Saturday from 9 a .m . to 4 p .m ., and Sunday from 2 p .m .
to 12 a .m .
The computer labs in the Spellmann Campus Center
contain Macintosh and PC compatible computers for
student use . Hours for laboratory use will be posted by
the first day of classes .
The Computer Lab in the Cultural Center is equipped
with PC-compatible computers for student use . Hours for
the lab are posted on the lab door .
The Student Development Office oversees all student
clubs and organizations and coordinates housing and
residential life for on-campus residents . Inquiries about
housing should be directed to the Student Development
Office at 949-4985 .
The University Chaplain chairs the campus-wide
Religious Life Council, which promotes diverse campus
religious expression and fellowship .
The Coordinator for Campus Accessibility Services
acts to ensure programs and facilities are accessible and
assists and supports students with disabilities . It is the
responsibility of the student to advise the coordinator
when assistance is needed . The coordinator can be
reached at 949-4784 .
Financial aid is available to eligible students . Inquiries
should be directed to the Office of Financial Aid at 949-
4923 .
The Lindenwood Spirit & Supplies Shoppe sells
supplies, plus Lindenwood apparel and gifts . It is open
Monday through Friday, 8 a .m . to 5 p .m . The Spirit &
Supplies Shoppe can be reached at 949-7670 .
Lindenwood University-Belleville’s library and
computer lab are open from 8 a .m . to 12 a .m . on Monday
through Thursday, 8 a .m . to 5 p .m . on Friday and
Saturday, and 12 to 6 p .m . on Sunday .
Withdrawal and Refund
Students wishing to withdraw from Lindenwood
University should contact both the Registrar’s Office and
the Office of Financial Aid . In order to receive the proper
refund, any notification of withdrawal or cancellation
and requests for refund should be made in writing . To
begin the withdrawal process, students should submit
a completed withdrawal form to the Registrar’s Office,
located in the lower level of Roemer Hall . The office
hours are Monday-Thursday, 8 a .m . until 6 p .m ., Friday 8
a .m . until 5 p .m . and Saturday 8 a .m . until 4 p .m .
Calculations of the return of Title IV aid or tuition
adjustments shall be based on the date the student begins
the withdrawal process, provides official notification of
the intent to withdraw, or the midpoint of the payment
period for which Title IV aid was disbursed .
Students who receive Title IV aid while attending
Lindenwood University and withdraw during the first 60
percent of the term will be disbursed Title IV aid in direct
proportion to the length of time they remain enrolled . A
student who remains enrolled beyond the 60 percent point
of the term will not be entitled to a return of Title IV aid .
All students are subject to the Lindenwood University

efund calculation as described below . If any student
withdraws prior to the beginning of a term, all payments
for that term, except the initial $300 non-refundable room
reservation deposit, will be refunded .
The Quarter tuition refund schedule is as follows:
Withdrawal before 1st class meets 100%
Withdrawal before 2nd class meets 75%
Withdrawal before 3rd class meets 50%
Withdrawal before 4th class meets 25%
After 4th class meets No Refund
Please Note: Quarter students must contact their faculty
advisors immediately when withdrawing from a cluster.
No refund for room charges will be made for a term after
the student signs either a new student housing application or a
returning student housing application .
Class Schedule Notes
The following class schedules list courses by department,
course number, section, course title, credit hours, days, time,
room, instructors, and lab fees, plus prerequisites, lab days
and times . “R” denotes a Thursday class . All credits are in
semester hours .
Explanation of Designations
Course Designations
Attention Graduate Students:
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GE–Course fulfills general education requirement for students entering
under all catalogs since 1987 .
CC–Course fulfills cross cultural requirements .
Classroom Designations
Lib01—Lower level Butler
Library
Lib02—Lower level Butler
Library
B–Butler Hall
BLV–Belleville
CSC—Campus Service
Center
ELM–Elm Street Classroom
FPA–J . Scheidegger Center
for the Arts
H–Harmon Hall
LATZER–Memorial Arts
Building
LC–Cultural Center
M–Memorial Arts Building
MAC-Mineral Area
N .CNTY–North County
OFN–O’Fallon North
OFS–O’Fallon South
R–Roemer Hall
S–Spellmann Campus Ctr .
S .CNTY–South County
SE–Studio East
SLCTY–St . Louis City
WPT–Westport
WNZ–Wentzville
Y–Young Hall
WW–Wildwood
Note: Lindenwood University is not liable for typographical
errors in the schedule. All students should contact their
faculty advisors for the most current information.
It is important that all graduate students understand the steps by which to withdraw from a class . Students may drop classes up
to the 2/3 point of a term . The current catalog may be used to determine the specific dates .
If a student believes that he/she has experienced extraordinary circumstances that require him/her to drop a class after the
stated deadline, the following steps must be completed:
1) Write a letter fully specifying the reasons for the drop .
2) Gather supporting documentation (physical report, court documents, etc .) .
3) Meet with the academic advisor for a signature on a policy exemption form .
4) Meet with the dean of the school for a signature on the exemption form .
5) Submit the signed form to the Vice President for Academic Affairs .
If approved, the student will receive either a Withdraw Pass (WP) or a Withdraw Fail (WF), depending upon the grade at the
time the student withdrew .
If the student determines, after the term has ended, that a withdrawal from a class would have been the best option, he/she may
request that the grade assigned be changed to a WP/WF by using the procedure defined above .
It is also important to recognize that if a student retakes a course (rather than withdraws) at the graduate level, the second grade
does NOT replace the first grade; rather, the two grades are averaged . For instance, if a student earns an “F” for a class and
then retakes the class, earning an “A”, the two grades as a set will now be the equivalent of two “Cs” and will affect the overall
grade-point average as two “Cs” would .
Only extraordinary, documented reasons for withdrawing after the stated deadline will be honored . Requesting a late drop due
to a low grade in the class, lack of interest in the subject matter, a different learning style from that of the classroom professor,
or a change of major/requirements are not reasons that will be honored .

MASTER SCHEDULE
LCIE
SUMMER/2012
PLEASE NOTE: BELLEVILLE CLUSTER/COURSE OFFERINGS ARE LISTED IN THE BACK OF
THIS SCHEDULE
Course No./Title Cr Hrs/Day Time Instructor
UNDERGRADUATE CLUSTERS
COMMUNICATIONS – ST CHARLES:
ICM 10100.80 Communications I 3 LC110
ICM 10200.80 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.80 Intro to Literature 3/M 6pm-10pm Johnson, Karen
ICM 10100.81 Communications I 3 LC110
ICM 10200.81 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.81 Intro to Literature 3/W 6pm-10pm Johnson, Karen
ICM 05000.80 Found. of Effective Writing 3/R* LC12
*Enrollment fee required. (No tuition) 6pm-10pm Prater, Catherine
COMMUNICATIONS – MINERAL AREA:
ICM 10100.MA1 Communications I 3 MAC
ICM 10200.MA1 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.MA1 Intro to Literature 3/R 6pm-10pm Staff
COMMUNICATIONS – NORTH COUNTY:
ICM 10100.NC1 Communications I 3 NCNTY
ICM 10200.NC1 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.NC1 Intro to Literature 3/M 6pm-10pm Irwin, Glenn
ICM 10100.NC2 Communications I 3 NCNTY
ICM 10200.NC2 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.NC2 Intro to Literature 3/T 6pm-10pm Kruse, Jacob
ICM 10100.NC3 Communications I 3 NCNTY
ICM 10200.NC3 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.NC3 Intro to Literature 3/W 6pm-10pm Irwin, Glenn
ICM 10100.NC4 Communications I 3 NCNTY
ICM 10200.NC4 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.NC4 Intro to Literature 3/R 6pm-10pm Bailey, Gwen
COMMUNICATIONS – O’FALLON SOUTH:
ICM 10100.OFS1 Communications I 3 OFS
ICM 10200.OFS1 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.OFS1 Intro to Literature 3/R 6pm-10pm Bressie, Pamela
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COMMUNICATIONS – SOUTH COUNTY:
ICM 10100.SC1 Communications I 3 SCNTY
ICM 10200.SC1 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.SC1 Intro to Literature 3/M 6pm-10pm Faulkner, Cathy
ICM 10100.SC2 Communications I 3 SCNTY
ICM 10200.SC2 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.SC2 Intro to Literature 3/R 6pm-10pm Faulkner, Cathy
COMMUNICATIONS - ST.LOUIS CITY:
ICM 10100.SL1 Communications I 3 SLCTY
ICM 10200.SL1 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.SL1 Intro to Literature 3/T 6pm-10pm Staff
ICM 10100.SL2 Communications I 3 SLCTY
ICM 10200.SL2 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.SL2 Intro to Literature 3/R 6pm-10pm Grady, Michelle
COMMUNICATIONS – WENTZVILLE:
ICM 10100.WZ1 Communications I 3 WNZ
ICM 10200.WZ1 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.WZ1 Intro to Literature 3/M 6pm-10pm Coker, Katherine
COMMUNICATIONS – WESTPORT:
ICM 10100.WP1 Communications I 3 WPT
ICM 10200.WP1 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.WP1 Intro to Literature 3/T 6pm-10pm Staff
COMMUNICATIONS – WILDWOOD:
ICM 10100.WW1 Communications I 3 WW
ICM 10200.WW1 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.WW1 Intro to Literature 3/M 6pm-10pm Hoerner, Keith
CROSS CULTURAL – ST. CHARLES:
IHS 10100.80 20 th Century World History 3 LC103
IRL 15000.80 World Religions 3 GE2
IPS 30000.80 Comparative Politics 3/M 6pm-10pm Bailey, Maureen
IHS 10100.81 20 th Century World History 3 LC105
ICL 32000.81 Chinese Art & Culture 3 GE2
ICL 32100.81 Issues in Modern China 3/W 6pm-10pm Harnack, Richard
CROSS CULTURAL – NORTH COUNTY:
IHS 10100.NC1 20 th Century World History 3 NCNTY
ICL 31200.NC1 History of Russia II 3 GE2
ICL 33700.NC1 Russian Authors 3/M 6pm-10pm Zimmerman, Hal
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CROSS CULTURAL – WESTPORT:
IHS 10100.WP1 20 th Century World History 3 WPT
ICL 21000.WP1 Native American Indian 3 GE2
ICL 25000.WP1 Myth & Civilization 3/T 6PM-10pm Means, Lynda
CROSS CULTURAL – WILDWOOD:
IHS 10100.WW1 20 th Century World History 3 WW
ICL 36100.WW1 Art & Culture of Lat. Amer. 3 GE2
ICL 36200 WW1 Issues in Modern Lat. Amer. 3/M 6PM-10pm Yang, Karen
CROSS CULTURAL – SPECIAL TOPICS:
ICL 29400 Special Topics Cross Cultural 1-3
HUMANITIES – ST. CHARLES:
IEN 20100.80 World Literature I 3 LC108
IPH 10000.80 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.80 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/W 6pm-10pm Bramer, Julia
IEN 20100.81 World Literature I 3 LC15
IPH 10000.81 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.81 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/R 6pm-10pm Groenemann, Jan
HUMANITIES – NORTH COUNTY:
IEN 20100.NC1 World Literature I 3 NCNTY
IPH 10000.NC1 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.NC1 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/M 6pm-10pm Cleary, Adam
IEN 20100.NC2 World Literature I 3 NCNTY
IPH 10000.NC2 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.NC2 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/W 6pm-10pm Cleary, Adam
HUMANITIES – O’FALLON SOUTH:
IEN 20100.OFS1 World Literature I 3 OFS
IPH 10000.OFS1 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.OFS1 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/M 6pm-10pm Crowell, Kenneth
HUMANITIES – SOUTH COUNTY:
IEN 20100.SC1 World Literature I 3 SCNTY
IPH 10000.SC1 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.SC1 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/M 6pm-10pm Naffziger, Chris
HUMANITIES – ST. LOUIS CITY:
IEN 20100.SL1 World Literature I 3 SLCTY
IPH 10000.SL1 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.SL1 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/M 6pm-10pm Roberts, Mathew
IEN 20100.SL2 World Literature I 3 SLCTY
IPH 10000.SL2 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.SL2 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/W 6pm-10pm Roberts, Mathew
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HUMANITIES – WESTPORT:
IEN 20100.WP1 World Literature I 3 WPT
IPH 10000.WP1 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.WP1 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/R 6pm-10pm Waitman, Grace
HUMANITIES – WILDWOOD:
IEN 20100.WW1 World Literature I 3 WW
IPH 10000.WW1 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.WW1 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/R 6pm-10pm Coker, Elizabeth
HUMANITIES – SPECIAL TOPICS:
IEN 29300 Special Topics Humanities 1-3
SOCIAL SCIENCE – ST. CHARLES:
IPY 10000.80 Principles of Psychology 3 LC102
ISC 10200.80 Basic Con. Of Sociology 3 GE6
IPS 15500.80 American Gov’t: the Nation 3/T 6pm-10pm Birdnow, Brian
IPY 10000.81 Principles of Psychology 3 LC102
ISC 10200.81 Basic Con. Of Sociology 3 GE6
IPS 15500.81 American Gov’t: the Nation 3/R 6pm-10pm Fultz, Kelli
SOCIAL SCIENCE – NORTH COUNTY:
IPY 10000.NC1 Principles of Psychology 3 NCNTY
ISC 10200.NC1 Basic Con. Of Sociology 3 GE6
IPS 15500.NC1 American Gov’t: the Nation 3/T 6pm-10pm Smallman, Gene
IPY 10000.NC2 Principles of Psychology 3 NCNTY
ISC 10200.NC2 Basic Con. of Sociology 3 GE6
IPS 15500.NC2 American Gov’t: the Nation 3/W 6pm-10pm Smallman, Gene
SOCIAL SCIENCE – ST. LOUIS CITY:
IPY 10000.SL1 Principles of Psychology 3 SLCTY
ISC 10200.SL1 Basic Con. Of Sociology 3 GE6
IPS 15500.SL1 American Gov’t: the Nation 3/M 6pm-10pm Ubriaco, Robert
SOCIAL SCIENCE – WESTPORT:
IPY 10000.WP1 Principles of Psychology 3 WPT
ISC 10200.WP1 Basic Con. Of Sociology 3 GE6
IPS 15500.WP1 American Gov’t: the Nation 3/T 6pm-10pm Fultz, Kelli
SOCIAL SCIENCE – SPECIAL TOPICS:
ISS 29300 Special Topics Soc Science 1-3
MATH/STATISTICS – ST. CHARLES:
IMH 13200.80 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 LC15
IMH 14100.80 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.80 Research Des. & Methodology 3/M 6pm-10pm Peterson, Dorothy
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
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IMH 13200.81 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 LC07
IMH 14100.81 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.81 Research Des. & Methodology 3/R 6pm-10pm Dorsey, Michael
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
IMH 11000.80 Essential Computer Mathematics 3 H202
IMH 14000.80 Statistical Concepts 3 GE3
IMH 21000.80 Intro to Programming 3/W** 6pm-10pm Meyer, Matthew
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
IMH 05100.80 Basic College Math 3/T* H257
*Enrollment fee required. (No tuition) 6pm-10pm Russell, Christina
MATH/STATISTICS – NORTH COUNTY:
IMH 13200.NC1 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 NCNTY
IMH 14100.NC1 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.NC1 Research Des. & Methodology 3/M 6pm-10pm Kennedy, Patricia
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
IMH 13200.NC2 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 NCNTY
IMH 14100.NC2 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.NC2 Research Des. & Methodology 3/W 6pm-10pm Staff
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
MATH/STATISTICS – O’FALLON SOUTH:
IMH 13200.OFS1 Quantitative Methods for Bus 3 OFS
IMH 14100.OFS1 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.OFS1 Research Des. & Methodology 3/W 6pm-10pm Russell, Christina
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
MATH/STATISTICS – SOUTH COUNTY:
IMH 13200.SC1 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 SCNTY
IMH 14100.SC1 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.SC1 Research Des. & Methodology 3/T 6pm-10pm Staff
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
MATH/STATISTICS – ST. LOUIS CITY:
IMH 13200.SL1 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 SLCTY
IMH 14100.SL1 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.SL1 Research Des. & Methodology 3/W 6pm-10pm Kullman, John
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
MATH/STATISTICS – WENTZVILLE:
IMH 13200.WZ1 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 WNZ
IMH 14100.WZ1 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.WZ1 Research Des. & Methodology 3/R 6pm-10pm Russell, Christina
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
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MATH/STATISTICS – WESTPORT:
IMH 13200.WP1 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 WPT
IMH 14100.WP1 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.WP1 Research Des. & Methodology 3/M 6pm-10pm Emberton, Patrick
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
IMH 05100.WP1 Basic College Math 3/R* WPT
*Enrollment fee required. (No tuition) 6pm-10pm Gray, Robyn
MATH/STATISTICS – WILDWOOD:
IMH 13200.WW1 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 WW
IMH 14100.WW1 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.WW1 Research Des. & Methodology 3/M 6pm-10pm Dorsey, Michael
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
IMH 05100.WW1 Basic College Math 3/W* WW
*Enrollment fee required. (No tuition) 6pm-10pm Staff
** Indicates lab/testing fee for this course/cluster
NATURAL SCIENCE – ST. CHARLES:
INS 10500.80 Chemistry in Society 3 LC106
INS 11400.80 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.80 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/T 6pm-10pm Kullman, John
Prerequisite: Math cluster
INS 10500.81 Chemistry in Society 3 LC106
INS 11400.81 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.81 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/W 6pm-10pm Bailey, Ray
Prerequisite: Math cluster
INS 11500.80 Environmental Biology Lab 1/F** Y115
(This must be taken in conjunction with 6pm-10pm Kullman, John
a natural science cluster. It is required (alternate weeks)
for the B.S. degree.)
INS 11500.81 Environmental Biology Lab 1/F** Y210
(This must be taken in conjunction with 6pm-10pm Bailey, Ray
a natural science cluster. It is required (alternate weeks)
for the B.S. degree.)
NATURAL SCIENCE – NORTH COUNTY:
INS 10500.NC1 Chemistry in Society 3 NCNTY
INS 11400.NC1 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.NC1 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/R 6pm-10pm Haywood, Seth
Prerequisite: Math cluster
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INS 10500.NC2 Chemistry in Society 3 NCNTY
INS 11400.NC2 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.NC2 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/T 6pm-10pm Flegel, Eric
Prerequisite: Math cluster
INS 11500.NC1 Environmental Biology Lab 1/M** NCNTY
(This must be taken in conjunction with 6pm-10pm Flegel, Eric
a natural science cluster. It is required (alternate weeks)
for the B.S. degree.)
NATURAL SCIENCE – O’FALLON SOUTH:
INS 10500.OFS1 Chemistry in Society 3 OFS
INS 11400.OFS1 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.OFS1 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/T 6pm-10pm Stanfield, JoAnne
Prerequisite: Math cluster
NATURAL SCIENCE – SOUTH COUNTY:
INS 10500.SC1 Chemistry in Society 3 SCNTY
INS 11400.SC1 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.SC1 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/T 6pm-10pm DiFelice, Ben
Prerequisite: Math cluster
NATURAL SCIENCE – WESTPORT:
INS 10500.WP1 Chemistry in Society 3 WPT
INS 11400.WP1 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.WP1 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/R 6pm-10pm DiFelice, Ben
Prerequisite: Math cluster
INS 10500.WP2 Chemistry in Society 3 WPT
INS 11400.WP2 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.WP2 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/W 6pm-10pm Cummings, Thomas
Prerequisite: Math cluster
NATURAL SCIENCE – WILDWOOD:
INS 10500.WW1 Chemistry in Society 3 WW
INS 11400.WW1 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.WW1 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/T 6pm-10pm Cummings, Thomas
Prerequisite: Math cluster
** Indicates lab/testing fee for this course/cluster.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - ST. CHARLES:
IBA 21010.80 Prin of Financial Accounting 3 LC07
IBA 21011.80 Prin of Managerial Accounting 3 BA1
IBA 32000.80 Principles of Finance 3/T 6pm-10pm Menkhausen, Jessica
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
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IBA 23011.80 Principles of Micro Economics 3 LC15
IBA 23012.80 Principles of Macro Economics 3 BA2
IBA 48040.80 International Economics 3/T 6pm-10pm Handel, Larry
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 24000.80 Introduction to Info Systems 3 H234
IBA 36043.80 Introduction to Operations Mgt 3 BA13
IBA 36500.80 Microcomputer App. in Business 3/M** 6pm-10pm Clement, Marty
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 24000.81 Introduction to Info Systems 3 H202
IBA 36043.81 Introduction to Operations Mgt 3 BA13
IBA 36500.81 Microcomputer App. in Business 3/R** 6pm-10pm Weber, Edward
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 32020.80 Investments 3 LC15
IBA 32030.80 Consumer Finance 3 BA5
IBA 36061.80 Business Law 3/W 6pm-10pm Baker, Marsha
IBA 36032.80 Prin of Management 3 LC305
IBA 36510.80 Human Resource Management 3 BA3
IBA 46050.80 Managerial Ethics 3/T 6pm-10pm Harris, Jeff
IBA 35010.80 Prin of Marketing 3 LC307
IBA 45080.80 Marketing Management 3 BA4
IBA 48010.80 International Marketing 3/R 6pm-10pm Kilcullin, Kevin
IBA 49900.80 Business Admin. Capstone 3/M** S4095
6pm-10pm Walsh, Jack
IBA 49900.81 Business Admin. Capstone 3/R** LC09
6pm-10pm Dunne, Tasha
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – NORTH COUNTY:
IBA 21010.NC1 Prin of Financial Accounting 3 NCNTY
IBA 21011.NC1 Prin of Managerial Accounting 3 BA1
IBA 32000.NC1 Principles of Finance 3/M 6pm-10pm Salsman, Earl
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 23011.NC1 Principles of Micro Economics 3 NCNTY
IBA 23012.NC1 Principles of Macro Economics 3 BA2
IBA 48040.NC1 International Economics 3/W 6pm-10pm Hall, David
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 24000.NC1 Introduction to Info Systems 3 NCNTY
IBA 36043.NC1 Intro. to Operations Mgt 3 BA13
IBA 36500.NC1 Microcomputer App. in Bus. 3/T** 6pm-10pm Killoran, John
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
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IBA 32020.NC1 Investments 3 NCNTY
IBA 32030.NC1 Consumer Finance 3 BA5
IBA 36061.NC1 Business Law 3/M 6pm-10pm Kozak, Linda
IBA 36032.NC1 Prin of Management 3 NCNTY
IBA 36510.NC1 Human Resource Management 3 BA3
IBA 46050.NC1 Managerial Ethics 3/T 6pm-10pm Hall, Kristin
IBA 36032.NC2 Prin of Management 3 NCNTY
IBA 36510.NC2 Human Resource Management 3 BA3
IBA 46050.NC2 Managerial Ethics 3/R 6pm-10pm Williams, Scott D.
IBA 35010.NC1 Prin of Marketing 3 NCNTY
IBA 45080.NC1 Marketing Management 3 BA4
IBA 48010.NC1 International Marketing 3/M 6pm-10pm Buckels, Staci
IBA 35010.NC2 Prin of Marketing 3 NCNTY
IBA 45080.NC2 Marketing Management 3 BA4
IBA 48010.NC2 International Marketing 3/T 6pm-10pm Williams, Ron
IBA 49900.NC1 Business Admin. Capstone 3/R** NCNTY
6pm-10pm Hall, Kristin
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – O’FALLON SOUTH:
IBA 21010.OFS1 Prin of Financial Accounting 3 OFS
IBA 21011.OFS1 Prin of Managerial Accounting3 BA1
IBA 32000.OFS1 Principles of Finance 3/T 6pm-10pm Gogel, Joe
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 35010.OFS1 Prin of Marketing 3 OFS
IBA 45080.OFS1 Marketing Management 3 BA4
IBA 48010.OFS1 International Marketing 3/T 6pm-10pm Dunne, Tasha
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – SOUTH COUNTY:
IBA 21010.SC1 Prin of Financial Accounting 3 SCNTY
IBA 21011.SC1 Prin of Managerial Accounting 3 BA1
IBA 32000.SC1 Principles of Finance 3/M 6pm-10pm Pagano, Brian
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 23011.SC1 Principles of Micro Economics 3 SCNTY
IBA 23012.SC1 Principles of Macro Economics 3 BA2
IBA 48040.SC1 International Economics 3/W 6pm-10pm Kichkha, Areerat
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 35010.SC1 Prin of Marketing 3 SCNTY
IBA 45080.SC1 Marketing Management 3 BA4
IBA 48010.SC1 International Marketing 3/T 6pm-10pm Gassett, Paul
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IBA 36032.SC1 Prin of Management 3 SCNTY
IBA 36510.SC1 Human Resource Management 3 BA3
IBA 46050.SC1 Managerial Ethics 3/R 6pm-10pm Staff
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – ST. LOUIS CITY:
IBA 21010.SL1 Prin of Financial Accounting 3 SLCTY
IBA 21011.SL1 Prin of Managerial Accounting 3 BA1
IBA 32000.SL1 Principles of Finance 3/W 6pm-10pm Menkhausen, Jessica
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 23011.SL1 Principles of Micro Economics 3 SLCTY
IBA 23012.SL1 Principles of Macro Economics 3 BA2
IBA 48040.SL1 International Economics 3/T 6pm-10pm Hall, David
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 36032.SL1 Prin of Management 3 SLCTY
IBA 36510.SL1 Human Resource Management 3 BA3
IBA 46050.SL1 Managerial Ethics 3/R 6pm-10pm Bell, Sharon
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - WENTZVILLE:
IBA 23011.WZ1 Principles of Micro Economics 3 WNZ
IBA 23012.WZ1 Principles of Macro Economics 3 BA2
IBA 48040.WZ1 International Economics 3/M 6pm-10pm Handel, Larry
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 32020.WZ1 Investments 3 WNZ
IBA 32030.WZ1 Consumer Finance 3 BA5
IBA 36061.WZ1 Business Law 3/W 6pm-10pm Seeburger, Jeffrey
IBA 36032.WZ1 Prin of Management 3 WNZ
IBA 36510.WZ1 Human Resource Management 3 BA3
IBA 46050.WZ1 Managerial Ethics 3/R 6pm-10pm Andrews, Rosalyn
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - WESTPORT:
IBA 21010.WP1 Prin of Financial Accounting 3 WPT
IBA 21011.WP1 Prin of Managerial Accounting 3 BA1
IBA 32000.WP1 Principles of Finance 3/M 6pm-10pm Kaufmann, Don
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 23011.WP1 Principles of Micro Economics 3 WPT
IBA 23012.WP1 Principles of Macro Economics 3 BA2
IBA 48040.WP1 International Economics 3/R 6pm-10pm Kichkha, Areerat
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 32020.WP1 Investments 3 WPT
IBA 32030.WP1 Consumer Finance 3 BA5
IBA 36061.WP1 Business Law 3/R 6pm-10pm Cochran, James
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IBA 36032.WP1 Prin of Management 3 WPT
IBA 36510.WP1 Human Resource Management 3 BA3
IBA 46050.WP1 Managerial Ethics 3/T 6pm-10pm Williams, Scott D.
IBA 35010.WP1 Prin of Marketing 3 WPT
IBA 45080.WP1 Marketing Management 3 BA4
IBA 48010.WP1 International Marketing 3/M 6pm-10pm Katz, Phyllis
IBA 49900.WP1 Business Admin. Capstone 3/R** WPT
6pm-10pm Grothoff, Ken
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – WILDWOOD:
IBA 32020.WW1 Investments 3 WW
IBA 32030.WW1 Consumer Finance 3 BA5
IBA 36061.WW1 Business Law 3/T 6pm-10pm Baker, Marsha
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - SPECIAL TOPICS:
IBA 40900. Spec Topics in Accounting 1-3
IBA 41900. Spec Topics in Economics 1-3
IBA 42900. Spec Topics in Finance 1-3
IBA 43900. Spec Topics in Management 1-3
IBA 45900. Spec Topics in Marketing 1-3
IBA 46900. Cases in Business Law 1-3
IBA 47900. Spec Topics in Investments 1-3
** Indicates lab/testing fee for this course/cluster.
COMMUNICATIONS – ST.CHARLES:
ICM 30900.80 Desktop Publishing 3 S4100
ICM 44500.80 Information System Projects 3 CO4
ICM 46300.80 Computer Based Graphics 3/F** 6pm-10pm Goodman, George
ICM 35000.80 Principles of Advertising 3 H257
ICM 38900.80 Public Relations & Promotions 3 CO8
ICM 39000.80 Promotion Management 3/M 6pm-10pm Altemus, Jim
ICM 44100.80 Group Communications 3 H243
ICM 44200.80 Public Relations Ethics 3 CO9
ICM 44300.80 PR Research & Planning 3/T 6pm-10pm Thomson, Karen
ICM 45500.80 Literary Feature Writing 3 LC303
ICM 45600.80 Memoir & The Personal Essay 3 CO1
ICM 45700.80 Studies in Creative Non-Fict. 3/R 6pm-10pm Wartts, Charles
ICM 47400.80 Advanced Television Production 3 FPA2275
ICM 47600.80 Advanced Television Directing 3 CO11
ICM 47700.80 Advanced Television Editing 3/M** 6pm-10pm Carlos, Peter
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COMMUNICATIONS - ST.LOUIS:
ICM 44100.SL1 Group Communications 3 SLCTY
ICM 44200.SL1 Public Relations Ethics 3 CO9
ICM 44300.SL1 PR Research & Planning 3/M 6pm-10pm Snell, Cheryl
COMMUNICATIONS - WESTPORT:
ICM 40000.WP1 Historical Dev. & Trends 3 WPT
ICM 40500.WP1 Media & Society 3 CO6
ICM 40600.WP1 Theories of Communications 3/T 6pm-10pm Wartts, Charles
ICM 49900.WP1 Communications Capstone 3/R WPT
6pm-10pm Felzien, Craig
COMMUNICATIONS – SPECIAL TOPICS:
ICM 49200 Communications Internship 1-3
ICM 49300 Media Internship 1-3
ICM 49500 Spec.Topics Communications 1-3
ICU 49900 Culminating Project 1
CRIMINAL JUSTICE – ST.CHARLES:
ICJ 30100.80 Criminal Procedure 3 LC09
ICJ 31000.80 Criminal Law 3 CJ4
ICJ 33100.80 Criminal Investigation 3/T 6pm-10pm Davis, John
ICJ 49900.80 Criminal Justice Capstone 3/R LC02
6pm-10pm Leitman, David
CRIMINAL JUSTICE – NORTH COUNTY:
ICJ 10100.NC1 Criminology 3 NCNTY
ICJ 21000.NC1 Criminal Justice Systems 3 CJ2
ICJ 32500.NC1 Comparative Justice Systems 3/T 6pm-10pm Mallery, Andy
ICJ 30000.NC1 Policing in America 3 NCNTY
ICJ 30500.NC1 Corrections 3 CJ5
ICJ 31500.NC1 Victimology 3/W 6pm-10pm Townsend, Mike
CRIMINAL JUSTICE – O’FALLON SOUTH:
ICJ 34100.OFS1 Criminal Justice Commun. 3 OFS
ICJ 34200.OFS1 Media and Criminal Justice 3 CJ1
ICJ 34300.OFS1 Criminal Justice Altern. 3/R 6pm-10pm Miller, Scott
CRIMINAL JUSTICE – SOUTH COUNTY:
ICJ 31100.SC1 The Juvenile Justice Sys. 3 SCNTY
ICJ 31200.SC1 Juvenile Law 3 CJ3
ICJ 31300.SC1 Delinquency in Society 3/M 6pm-10pm Horstmann, Julie
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE – ST.LOUIS CITY:
ICJ 30000.SL1 Policing in America 3 SLCTY
ICJ 30500.SL1 Corrections 3 CJ5
ICJ 31500.SL1 Victimology 3/R 6pm-10pm Horstmann, Julie
CRIMINAL JUSTICE – WESTPORT:
ICJ 10100.WP1 Criminology 3 WPT
ICJ 21000.WP1 Criminal Justice Systems 3 CJ2
ICJ 32500.WP1 Comparative Justice Systems 3/W 6pm-10pm Eidman, Glenn
ICJ 49200-ICJ 49600 Special Topics in CJ 1-3
HEALTH MANAGEMENT – ST. CHARLES:
IHM 30100.80 Ethical Issues in HC Mgmt 3 LC303
IHM 30200.80 Healthcare Management 3 HM1
IHM 35100.80 Healthcare Marketing 3/T 6pm-10pm Lauber, Pam
HEALTH MANAGEMENT – SOUTH COUNTY:
IHM 46000.SC1 Healthcare Del. In the USA 3 SCNTY
IHM 46100.SC1 Healthcare Policy & Research 3 HM4
IHM 46200.SC1 Global Healthcare Reform 3/M 6pm-10pm Lauber, Pam
HEALTH MANAGEMENT – ST LOUIS CITY:
IHM 47600.SL1 Essentials of HC Finance 3 SLCTY
IHM 47700.SL1 Healthcare Finance 3 HM2
IHM 47800.SL1 Econ. of Health & Med Care 3/T 6pm-10pm Staff
HEALTH MANAGEMENT – WESTPORT:
IHM 33300.WP1 Legal Issues in Health Care 3 WPT
IHM 33400.WP1 Govt. Org. & Health Care Ind 3 HM3
IHM 33500.WP1 Cases in Health Care Admin 3/W 6pm-10pm Drew, Cora
IHM 47600.WP1 Essentials of HC Finance 3 WPT
IHM 47700.WP1 Healthcare Finance 3 HM2
IHM 47800.WP1 Econ. of Health & Med Care 3/T 6pm-10pm Solari, Mark
IHM 49900.WP1 Health Mgmt & Ger. Capstone 3/R WPT
6pm-10pm Bruns, Don
HEALTH MANAGEMENT – SPECIAL TOPICS:
IHM 49300 Spec Topics in Health Mgmt 1-3
IHM 49400 Spec Topics in Health Mgmt 1-3
IHM 49500 Spec Topics in Health Mgmt 1-3
ICU 49900 Culminating Project 1
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – ST CHARLES:
IHR 35700.80 Employee Supervision 3 LC306
IHR 35800.80 Legal Issues for HRM 3 HR2
IHR 35900.80 Perf. Mgmt./Appraisal 3/T 6pm-10pm Brown, Rick
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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – NORTH COUNTY:
IHR 36081.NC1 Career/Staff Development 3 NCNTY
IHR 36300.NC1 HR Information Systems 3 HR1
IHR 36530.NC1 Employee Train. & Development 3/M 6pm-10pm Gilleo, Judy
IHR 37000.NC1 Group Dynamics 3 NCNTY
IHR 37100.NC1 Conflict Resolution 3 HR4
IHR 41000.NC1 Labor Econ. & Ind. Rel 3/W 6pm-10pm Katz, Phyllis
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – SOUTH COUNTY:
IHR 35700.SC1 Employee Supervision 3 SCNTY
IHR 35800.SC1 Legal Issues for HRM 3 HR2
IHR 35900.SC1 Perf. Mgmt/Appraisal 3/M 6pm-10pm Schellingerhout, Tom
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – ST.LOUIS CITY:
IHR 33400.SL1 Gender Issues in Management 3 SLCTY
IHR 33600.Sl1 Implementing/Managing Div. 3 HR3
IHR 36000.SL1 Adult Learning Processes 3/R 6pm-10pm Varner, Janet
IHR 37000.SL1 Group Dynamics 3 SLCTY
IHR 37100.SL1 Conflict Resolution 3 HR4
IHR 41000.SL1 Labor Econ. & Ind. Rel 3/R 6pm-10pm Vaughn, Jill
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – WESTPORT:
IHR 23021.WP1 Survey of Economics 3 WPT
IHR 35010.WP1 Principles of Marketing 3 HR9
IHR 38000.WP1 Global Business & Society 3/M 6pm-10pm Harris, Jeff
IHR 33400.WP1 Gender Issues in Management 3 WPT
IHR 33600.WP1 Implementing/Managing Div. 3 HR3
IHR 36000.WP1 Adult Learning Processes 3/M 6pm-10pm Varner, Janet
IHR 36081.WP1 Career/Staff Development 3 WPT
IHR 36300.WP1 HR Information Systems 3 HR1
IHR 36530.WP1 Employee Train. & Development 3/T 6pm-10pm Gilleo, Judy
IHR 37000.WP1 Group Dynamics 3 WPT
IHR 37100.WP1 Conflict Resolution 3 HR4
IHR 41000.WP1 Labor Econ. & Ind. Rel 3/T 6pm-10pm Vaughn, Jill
IHR 49900.WP1 HR Capstone 3/W WPT
6pm-10pm Lott, Jan
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – SPECIAL TOPICS:
IHR 49200 Special Topics in HRM 1-3
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY – ST. CHARLES:
IIT 21100.80 The Info Tech Professional 3 LC01
IIT 21200.80 Database Basics 3 IT13
IIT 21400.80 Introduction to Networks 3/R** 6pm-10pm Tyus, Robert
Prerequisites: IMH 11000, 14000, 21000
IIT 31100.80 Operating System Concept 3 LC03
IIT 31200.80 Practical Oper. Sys/Skills 3 IT7
IIT 45300.80 Database Project Implem. 3/T** 6pm-10pm Bingham, Keith
Prerequisites: IMH 11000, 14000, 21000
IIT 32100.80 Networking Essentials 3 LC03
IIT 32200.80 Network Applications 3 IT3
IIT 32300.80 Network Case Study & Imple 3/M** 6pm-10pm Poland, Jon
IIT 33100.80 Proj Cost & Sched Estimating 3 H234
IIT 43200.80 Proj Mgmt Process 3 IT8
IIT 43300.80 Cost and Sched Applications 3/W** 6pm-10pm Carrell, Dee
Prerequisites: IMH 11000, 14000, 21000
IIT 37700.80 Fundamentals of HTML 3 LC01
IIT 37800.80 Appl in Web Development 3 IT5
IIT 37900.80 Appl in Web Site Pub 3/M** 6pm-10pm Brueggemann, Tim
IIT 49900.80 Info Tech Capstone 3/T** Y110
6pm-10pm Austell, Janet
QUARTER COURSE OFFERINGS – ST. CHARLES:
HIS 10000.80 World History Since 1500 3/M H217
6pm-10pm Morgan, Matthew
ESC 13000.80 Introduction Astronomy 3/T Y306
(may be taken without the lab) 6pm-10pm Zahra, Matthew
ESC 13100.80 Astronomy Lab 1/R** Y306
6pm-10pm Zahra, Matthew
(weekly)
MTH 14100.80 Basic Statistics 3/R H250
6pm-10pm Gong, Julie
FIN 32000.80 Principles of Finance 3/W LC12
6pm-10pm Baker, Randy
QUARTER COURSE OFFERINGS – NORTH COUNTY:
MTH 14100.NC1 Basic Statistics 3/T NCTY
6pm-10pm Peterson, Dorothy
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QUARTER COURSE OFFERINGS – WESTPORT:
HIS 10000.WP1 World History Since 1500 3/W WPT
6pm-10pm Webb, Daniel
MTH 14100.WP1 Basic Statistics 3/M WPT
6pm-10pm Watson, Patricia
IHR 35700.WP1 Employee Supervision 3/W WPT
6pm-10pm Peyton, Patrick
GRADUATE CLUSTERS:
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – ST. CHARLES:
IBA 50100.80 Economic Issues 3 LC02
IBA 50300.80 Business Driven Info Systems 3 BA14
IBA 50500.80 Quantitative Methods 3/T 6pm-10pm Staff
IBA 51010.80 Financl Acctng Concepts 3 LC02
IBA 51011.80 Managerial Accounting 3 BA7
IBA 51200.80 Case Studies in Accounting 3/W 6pm-10pm Powers, Marie
IBA 53000.80 Financial Concepts 3 LC12
IBA 53100.80 Financial Policy 3 BA8
IBA 53200.80 Managerial Finance 3/M 6pm-10pm Lester, Alan
Prerequisite: IBA51000;51100;51200
IBA 54000.80 Mgmt & Administration Theory 3 LC07
IBA 54100.80 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.80 Prsnl Mgmt & Labor Rel. 3/M 6pm-10pm Treftz, Mindy
IBA 54000.81 Mgmt & Administration Theory 3 LC07
IBA 54100.81 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.81 Prsnl Mgmt & Labor Rel. 3/W 6pm-10pm Treftz, Mindy
IBA 55020.80 Marketing Info & Research 3 M302
IBA 55100.80 Mkt Strategy & Mgmt 3 BA10
IBA 55200.80 Issues in Marketing 3/T 6pm-10pm Allen, Ethan
IBA 60100.80 Business Pol & Strategies 3/R** S3170
6pm-10pm Walsh, Jack
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – MINERAL AREA:
IBA 54000.MA1 Mgmt. & Administration Theory 3 MAC
IBA 54100.MA1 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.MA1 Prsnl Mgmt & Labor Rel. 3/R 6pm-10pm Potratz, Mark
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – NORTH COUNTY:
IBA 51010.NC1 Financl Acctng Concepts 3 NCNTY
IBA 51011.NC1 Managerial Accounting 3 BA7
IBA 51200.NC1 Case Studies in Accounting 3/R 6pm-10pm Gogel, Joe
IBA 53000.NC1 Financial Concepts 3 NCNTY
IBA 53100.NC1 Financial Policy 3 BA8
IBA 53200.NC1 Managerial Finance 3/R 6pm-10pm Stieven, John
Prerequisite: IBA51000;51100;51200
IBA 54000.NC1 Mgmt & Administration Theory 3 NCNTY
IBA 54100.NC1 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.NC1 Prsnl Mgmt & Labor Rel. 3/M 6pm-10pm Cooksey, Cathy
IBA 55020.NC1 Marketing Info & Research 3 NCNTY
IBA 55100.NC1 Mkt Strategy & Mgmt 3 BA10
IBA 55200.NC1 Issues in Marketing 3/R 6pm-10pm Snell, Cheryl
IBA 60100.NC1 Business Pol & Strategies 3/W NCNTY
6pm-10pm Herring, Terrill
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – O’FALLON SOUTH:
IBA 53000.OFS1 Financial Concepts 3 OFS
IBA 53100.OFS1 Financial Policy 3 BA8
IBA 53200.OFS1 Managerial Finance 3/M 6pm-10pm Held, Michael
Prerequisite: IBA51000;51100;51200
IBA 54000.OFS1 Mgmt & Administration Theory 3 OFS
IBA 54100.OFS1 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.OFS1 Prsnl Mgmt & Labor Rel. 3/R 6pm-10pm Preseau, Anastasia
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – SOUTH COUNTY:
IBA 50100.SC1 Economic Issues 3 SCNTY
IBA 50300.SC1 Business Driven Info Systems 3 BA14
IBA 50500.SC1 Quantitative Methods 3/W 6pm-10pm Crain, Steven
IBA 53000.SC1 Financial Concepts 3 SCNTY
IBA 53100.SC1 Financial Policy 3 BA8
IBA 53200.SC1 Managerial Finance 3/W 6pm-10pm Lester, Alan
Prerequisite: IBA51000;51100;51200
IBA 54000.SC1 Mgmt & Administration Theory 3 SCNTY
IBA 54100.SC1 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.SC1 Prsnl Mgmt & Labor Rel. 3/R 6pm-10pm Herring, Terrill
IBA 55020.SC1 Marketing Info & Research 3 SCNTY
IBA 55100.SC1 Mkt Strategy & Mgmt 3 BA10
IBA 55200.SC1 Issues in Marketing 3/M 6pm-10pm Gassett, Paul
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – ST. LOUIS CITY:
IBA 54000.SL1 Mgmt & Administration Theory 3 SLCTY
IBA 54100.SL1 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.SL1 Prsnl Mgmt & Labor Rel. 3/W 6pm-10pm Bell, Sharon
IBA 53000.SL1 Financial Concepts 3 SLCTY
IBA 53100.SL1 Financial Policy 3 BA8
IBA 53200.SL1 Managerial Finance 3/T 6pm-10pm Klotz, Ryan
Prerequisite: IBA51000;51100;51200
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - WENTZVILLE:
IBA 51010.WZ1 Financial Acctng Concepts 3 WNZ
IBA 51011.WZ1 Managerial Accounting 3 BA7
IBA 51200.WZ1 Case Studies in Accounting 3/W 6pm-10pm Johnson, Matt
IBA 55020.WZ1 Marketing Info & Research 3 WNZ
IBA 55100.WZ1 Mkt Strategy & Mgmt 3 BA10
IBA 55200.WZ1 Issues in Marketing 3/R 6pm-10pm Allen, Ethan
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – WESTPORT:
IBA 50100.WP1 Economic Issues 3 WPT
IBA 50300.WP1 Business Driven Info Systems 3 BA14
IBA 50500.WP1 Quantitative Methods 3/R 6pm-10pm Staff
IBA 51010.WP1 Financl Acctng Concepts 3 WPT
IBA 51011.WP1 Managerial Accounting 3 BA7
IBA 51200.WP1 Case Studies in Accounting 3/M 6pm-10pm Merkel, Tammie
IBA 53000.WP1 Financial Concepts 3 WPT
IBA 53100.WP1 Financial Policy 3 BA8
IBA 53200.WP1 Managerial Finance 3/T 6pm-10pm Waddell, Sheila
Prerequisite: IBA51000;51100;51200
IBA 54000.WP1 Mgmt & Administration Theory 3 WPT
IBA 54100.WP1 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.WP1 Prsnl Mgmt & Labor Rel. 3/M 6pm-10pm Johns, Althea
IBA 55020.WP1 Marketing Info & Research 3 WPT
IBA 55100.WP1 Mkt Strategy & Mgmt. 3 BA10
IBA 55200.WP1 Issues in Marketing 3/R 6pm-10pm Williams, Ron
IBA 60100.WP1 Business Pol & Strategies 3/M WPT
6pm-10pm Tricomi, Frank
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – WILDWOOD:
IBA 51010.WW1 Financl Acctng Concepts 3 WW
IBA 51011.WW1 Managerial Accounting 3 BA7
IBA 51200.WW1 Case Studies in Accounting 3/W 6pm-10pm Merkel, Tammie
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IBA 54000.WW1 Mgmt & Administration Theory 3 WW
IBA 54100.WW1 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.WW1 Prsnl Mgmt & Labor Rel. 3/T 6pm-10pm Preseau, Anastasia
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – SPECIAL TOPICS:
IBA 51900. Special Topics in Accounting 1-3
IBA 53900. Special Topics in Finance 1-3
IBA 54900. Special Topics in Management 1-3
IBA 55900. Special Topics in Marketing 1-3
** Indicates lab/testing fees for this course/cluster.
COMMUNICATIONS – ST. CHARLES:
ICM 50000.80 Communications in Corp. Env. 3 S4100
ICM 50100.80 Using Media for Presentations 3 CO14
ICM 50300.80 Copywriting 3/W 6pm-10pm Luster, Kerry
ICM 50600.80 Promo. Strategies & Tactics 3 H131
ICM 50800.80 Advertising for Sales Efficien.3 CO24
ICM 51000.80 PR Strategies for Business 3/T 6pm-10pm Altemus, Jim
ICM 54100.80 Group Communications 3 H243
ICM 54200.80 Public Relations Ethics 3 CO21
ICM 54300.80 PR Research & Planning 3/T 6pm-10pm Thomson, Karen
ICM 56400.80 Web Imaging 3 S4095
ICM 56700.80 Web Page Building 3 CO23
ICM 57000.80 Web Mgmt. 3/R** 6pm-10pm Flick, Wally
ICM 57400.80 Advanced Television Prod. 3 FPA2275
ICM 57600.80 Advanced Television Directing 3 CO13
ICM 57700.80 Advanced Television Editing 3/M** 6pm-10pm Carlos, Peter
ICM 60100.80 Communications Capstone 3/M LC09
6pm-10pm Felzien, Craig
COMMUNICATIONS - ST.LOUIS:
ICM 54100.SL1 Group Communications 3 SLCTY
ICM 54200.SL1 Public Relations Ethics 3 CO21
ICM 54300.SL1 PR Research & Planning 3/M 6pm-10pm Snell, Cheryl
COMMUNICATIONS - WESTPORT:
ICM 51500.WP1 Org. Comm. Theories 3 WPT
ICM 51600.WP1 Leadership in Organizations 3 CO25
ICM 51800.WP1 Comm. Process & Motivation 3/R 6pm-10pm Thomson, Karen
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COMMUNICATIONS – SPECIAL TOPICS:
ICM 59300 Media Internship 1-3
ICM 59400 Communications Internship 1-3
ICM 59500 Special Projects I 1-3
ICM 59600 Special Projects II 1-3
ICM 59700 Special Projects III 1-3
ICU 59900 Culminating Project 3
** Indicates lab/testing fee for this course/cluster
CRIMINAL JUSTICE – ST. CHARLES:
ICJ 52000.80 Terrorism/Counter Terrorism 3 LC12
ICJ 52100.80 Homeland Security 3 CJ8
ICJ 52200.80 Homeland Security/Amer. Pol. 3/T 6pm-10pm Townsend, Mike
CRIMINAL JUSTICE – ST. LOUIS CITY:
ICJ 51000.SL1 Constitutional Law 3 SLCTY
ICJ 51100.SL1 Rules of Evidence 3 CJ7
ICJ 51200.SL1 Courtroom Test. and Pres. 3/W 6pm-10pm Davis, John
CRIMINAL JUSTICE – WESTPORT:
ICJ 50200.WP1 Crit. Issues in Pol.Civ/Lia 3 WPT
ICJ 52600.WP1 Police in Society 3 CJ6
ICJ 52700.WP1 Police Leadership 3/W 6pm-10pm Tucker, Thomas
ICJ 50300.WP1 Ethics in Criminal Justice 3 WPT
ICJ 50400.WP1 Public Policy in CJ 3 CJ9
ICJ 52500.WP1 Administration of Justice 3/W 6pm-10pm Leasor, Thomas
GERONTOLOGY – WESTPORT:
IGE 51100.WP1 Sociology of Aging 3 WPT
IGE 51200.WP1 Psych. Aspects of Aging 3 GR12
IGE 51300.WP1 Physical Aspects of Aging 3/T 6pm-10pm Joyner, Tina
GERONTOLOGY SPECIAL TOPICS:
IGE 50000 Internship Gerontology 3
IGE 59300 Spec Topics in Gerontology 1-3
ICU 59900 Culminating Project/Thesis 3
HEALTH MANAGEMENT – ST. CHARLES:
IHM 55000.80 Strategic Mgmt in HC Organ. 3 LC303
IHM 55100.80 Health Care Marketing 3 HM8
IHM 55200.80 Global Health Perspectives 3/M 6pm-10pm Staff
IHM 59000.80 Digital Med & HC Information 3 LC307
IHM 59200.80 Ethical Chall. Health Info 3 HM9
IHM 59700.80 Organizational Behavior in HC 3/T 6pm-10pm Hayes, Cynthia
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HEALTH MANAGEMENT – SOUTH COUNTY:
IHM 55000.SC1 Strategic Mgmt in HC Organ. 3 SCNTY
IHM 55100.SC1 Health Care Marketing 3 HM8
IHM 55200.SC1 Global Health Perspectives 3/T 6pm-10pm Staff
IHM 59000.SC1 Digital Med & HC Information 3 SCNTY
IHM 59200.SC1 Ethical Chall. Health Info 3 HM9
IHM 59700.SC1 Organizational Behavior in HC 3/T 6pm-10pm Powell, Ken
HEALTH MANAGEMENT – WESTPORT:
IHM 52200.WP1 Public Health Perspective 3 WPT
IHM 52300.WP1 Quantitative Methods in HCM 3 HM12
IHM 52400.WP1 Stat. Anal. & Res Meth. In HC 3/W 6pm-10pm Evers, Sara
IHM 53300.WP1 Administration of HC Law 3 WPT
IHM 53500.WP1 Case Study & Anal in HC Admin 3 HM10
IHM 59100.WP1 Medical Records and the Law 3/T 6pm-10pm Drew, Cora
IHM 57700.WP1 Healthcare Finance 3 WPT
IHM 57800.WP1 Econ Anal of Health & Med Care3 HM7
IHM 57900.WP1 Accounting for HC Org. 3/T 6pm-10pm Holder, Judd
IHM 60100.WP1 Health Management Capstone 3/R WPT
6pm-10pm Stocker, Gary
HEALTH MANAGEMENT – SPECIAL TOPICS:
IHM 50000 Healthcare Internship 3
IHM 59300 Spec Topics in Health Mgmt 1-3
IHM 59400 Spec Topics in Health Mgmt 1-3
IHM 59500 Spec Topics in Health Mgmt 1-3
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT – ST. CHARLES:
IHR 59100.80 Employee Sel. & Retention 3 LC108
IHR 59200.80 Employee Benefits & Comp 3 HR5
IHR 59600.80 Employment Law for HR Pro f. 3/R 6pm-10pm Hayes, Latrell
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – NORTH COUNTY:
IHR 56100.NC1 Essentials of Marketing 3 NCNTY
IHR 56200.NC1 Survey of Accounting 3 HR10
IHR 56300.NC1 Introduction to Finance 3/W 6pm-10pm Goode, Dale
IHR 57700.NC1 Organizational Assessment 3 NCNTY
IHR 57900.NC1 Training Design, Eval. & Fac. 3 HR7
IHR 58000.NC1 Contemporary Issues 3/M 6pm-10pm Davey, Peter
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – ST.LOUIS CITY:
IHR 53400.SL1 Gender Issues in Management 3 SLCTY
IHR 53600.SL1 Implementing/Managing Div. 3 HR6
IHR 56000.SL1 Adult Learning Processes 3/R 6pm-10pm Varner, Janet
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IHR 57700.SL1 Organizational Assessment 3 SLCTY
IHR 57900.SL1 Training Design, Eval. & Fac. 3 HR7
IHR 58000.SL1 Contemporary Issues 3/R 6pm-10pm Schellingerhout, Tom
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – WESTPORT:
IHR 53400.WP1 Gender Issues in Management 3 WPT
IHR 53600.WP1 Implementing/Managing Div. 3 HR6
IHR 56000.WP1 Adult Learning Processes 3/M 6pm-10pm Varner, Janet
IHR 56100.WP1 Essentials of Marketing 3 WPT
IHR 56200.WP1 Survey of Accounting 3 HR10
IHR 56300.WP1 Introduction to Finance 3/M 6pm-10pm Goode, Dale
IHR 57700.WP1 Organizational Assessment 3 WPT
IHR 57900.WP1 Training Design, Eval. & Fac. 3 HR7
IHR 58000.WP1 Contemporary Issues 3/W 6pm-10pm Schellingerhout, Tom
IHR 60100.WP1 HR Capstone 3/R WPT
6pm-10pm Higgins, Dawn
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY – ST. CHARLES:
IIT 52500.80 Network Security 3 S3190
IIT 52600.80 Current Issues in Net Tech 3 IT11
IIT 52700.80 Network Project 3/T 6pm-10pm Clark, Jon
IIT 56100.80 Digital Media Technology 3 S3170
IIT 56200.80 Topics in New Technologies 3 IT15
IIT 56300.80 Wireless Technologies 3/T** 6pm-10pm Tyus, Robert
IIT 57100.80 Understanding the Inten/Cult. 3 Y307
IIT 57200.80 Developing an Eff. Web Strat. 3 IT9
IIT 57300.80 Web Site Administration 3/M** 6pm-10pm Weber, Ed
** Indicates lab/testing fees for this course/cluster.
MASTER OF FINE ARTS IN WRITING – ONLINE:
IMF 52700.OL1 Selected Emphases in Poetry 3/OL ONLINE Jones, Eve
IMF 53100.OL1 Adv. Foc. Poetry Workshop 3/OL ONLINE Berzon, Scott
IMF 54100.OL1 Spec. Top. Foc. Workshop 3/OL ONLINE Anderson, Mary
MASTER OF FINE ARTS IN WRITING – ST.CHARLES:
IMF 52000.80 Adv. Poetry Genres 3 LCConfRm
IMF 53000.80 Adv. Studies in Poetry 3 WR19
IMF 55500.80 Prose Workshop 3/T 6pm-10pm Pryor, Andrew
IMF 53500.80 Fiction Writing Workshop 3 LCConfRm
IMF 53600.80 Fund. Contemp. Fiction 3 WR3
IMF 53700.80 Selected Emphases in Fiction 3/R 6pm-10pm George, Mark
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IMF 54500.80 Creative Nonfiction Workshop 3 LC106
IMF 54600.80 The Personal Essay & Memoir 3 WR1
IMF 54700.80 The Lyric Essay 3/R 6pm-10pm Hollingsworth, David
IMF 59500.BM Independent Study I 3/M ARR Mead, Beth
IMF 59600.BM Independent Study II 3/M ARR Mead, Beth
IMF 59700.BM Independent Study III 3/M ARR Mead, Beth
IMF 59900.BM Graduate Thesis 3/M ARR Mead, Beth
EMF 59900.BM Graduate Thesis Extension 0/M ARR Mead, Beth
** Indicates lab/testing fees for this course/cluster
BELLEVILLE CLUSTER/COURSE OFFERINGS:
COMMUNICATIONS – BELLEVILLE:
ICM 10100.BV1 Communications I 3 BLV
ICM 10200.BV1 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.BV1 Intro to Literature 3/M 6pm-10pm Manoogian, John
ICM 10100.BV2 Communications I 3 BLV
ICM 10200.BV2 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.BV2 Intro to Literature 3/T 6pm-10pm Miller,Christopher
ICM 10100.BV3 Communications I 3 BLV
ICM 10200.BV3 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.BV3 Intro to Literature 3/W 6pm-10pm Allen, Deborah
ICM 10100.BV4 Communications I 3 BLV
ICM 10200.BV4 Communications II 3 GE1
ICM 20000.BV4 Intro to Literature 3/R 6pm-10pm Hampton, Judy
ICM 050000.BV1 Found. of Effective Writing 3/W* BLV
*Enrollment fee required. (No tuition) 6pm-10pm Dumstorff, Gene
CROSS CULTURAL – BELLEVILLE:
IHS 10100.BV1 20 th Century World History 3 BLV
ICL 31200.BV1 History of Russia II 3 GE2
ICL 33700.BV1 Russian Authors 3/W 6pm-10pm Zimmerman, Hal
IHS 10100.BV2 20 th Century World History 3 BLV
ICL 32000.BV2 Chinese Art & Culture 3 GE2
ICL 32100.BV2 Issues in Modern China 3/M 6pm-10pm Harnack, Richard
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HUMANITIES – BELLEVILLE:
IEN 20100.BV1 World Literature I 3 BLV
IPH 10000.BV1 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.BV1 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/M 6pm-10pm Eiler, Kevin
IEN 20100.BV2 World Literature I 3 BLV
IPH 10000.BV2 Survey of Philosophy 3 GE7
IRT 21000.BV2 Concepts of Visual Arts 3/W 6pm-10pm Eiler, Kevin
SOCIAL SCIENCE – BELLEVILLE:
IPY 10000.BV1 Principles of Psychology 3 BLV
ISC 10200.BV1 Basic Con. Of Sociology 3 GE6
IPS 15500.BV1 American Gov’t: the Nation 3/T 6pm-10pm Severson, William
IPY 10000.BV2 Principles of Psychology 3 BLV
ISC 10200.BV2 Basic Con. Of Sociology 3 GE6
IPS 15500.BV2 American Gov’t: the Nation 3/R 6pm-10pm Severson, William
MATH/STATISTICS – BELLEVILLE:
IMH 13200.BV1 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 BLV
IMH 14100.BV1 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.BV1 Research Design & Methodology 3/W 6pm-10pm Timson, David
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
IMH 13200.BV2 Quantitative Methods for Bus. 3 BLV
IMH 14100.BV2 Basic Statistics 3 GE4
IMH 22000.BV2 Research Design & Methodology 3/M 6pm-10pm Timson, David
Prerequisite: Score 80% or better on MTH Placement Exam or IMH 05100
IMH 05100.BV1 Basic College Math 3/T* BLV
*Enrollment fee required. (No tuition) 6pm-10pm Thul, Laura
NATURAL SCIENCE – BELLEVILLE:
INS 10500.BV1 Chemistry in Society 3 BLV
INS 11400.BV1 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.BV1 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/M 6pm-10pm Haywood, Seth
Prerequisite: Math cluster
INS 10500.BV2 Chemistry in Society 3 BLV
INS 11400.BV2 Prin. In Environ. Biology 3 GE5
INS 21400.BV2 Ethical Prob in Sci 3/R 6pm-10pm Shafer, Sarah
Prerequisite: Math cluster
INS 11500.BV1 Environmental Biology Lab 1/F** BLV
(This must be taken in conjunction with 6pm-10pm Shafer, Sarah
a natural science cluster. It is required (alternate weeks)
for the B.S. degree.)
**Indicates lab/testing fee for this course/cluster.
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – BELLEVILLE:
IBA 21010.BV1 Prin of Financial Accounting 3 BLV
IBA 21011.BV1 Prin of Managerial Accounting 3 BA1
IBA 32000.BV1 Principles of Finance 3/W 6pm-10pm Len, Mike
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 21010.BV2 Prin of Financial Accounting 3 BLV
IBA 21011.BV2 Prin of Managerial Accounting 3 BA1
IBA 32000.BV2 Principles of Finance 3/T 6pm-10pm Souhrada, Tim
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 23011.BV1 Principles of Microeconomics 3 BLV
IBA 23012.BV1 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 BA2
IBA 48040.BV1 International Economics 3/R 6pm-10pm Holder, Judd
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 24000.BV1 Introduction to Info Systems 3 BLV
IBA 36043.BV1 Intro. to Operations Mgt 3 BA13
IBA 36500.BV1 Microcomputer App. in Bus. 3/M** 6pm-10pm Sanders, Doug
Prerequisite: IMH13200;IMH14100;IMH22000
IBA 32020.BV1 Investments 3 BLV
IBA 32030.BV1 Consumer Finance 3 BA5
IBA 36061.BV1 Business Law 3/R 6pm-10pm Werner, Thomas
IBA 35010.BV1 Principles of Marketing 3 BLV
IBA 45080.BV1 Marketing Management 3 BA4
IBA 48010.BV1 International Marketing 3/T 6pm-10pm Petry, Joel
IBA 36032.BV1 Principles of Management 3 BLV
IBA 36510.BV1 Human Resource Management 3 BA3
IBA 46050.BV1 Managerial Ethics 3/W 6pm-10pm Monahan, James
IBA 36032.BV2 Principles of Management 3 BLV
IBA 36510.BV2 Human Resource Management 3 BA3
IBA 46050.BV2 Managerial Ethics 3/M 6pm-10pm Jackson, Rob
IBA 49900.BV1 Business Admin Capstone 3/S** BLV
830am-1230pm Monahan, James
IBA 49900.BV2 Business Admin Capstone 3/T** BLV
6pm-10pm Hamilton, John
**Indicates lab/testing fee for this course/cluster.
COMMUNICATIONS – BELLEVILLE:
ICM 40000.BV1 Historical Dev. & Trends 3 BLV
ICM 40500.BV1 Media & Society 3 CO6
ICM 40600.BV1 Theories of Communication 3/T 6pm-10pm Oser, Danielle
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE – BELLEVILLE:
ICJ 30000.BV1 Policing in America 3 BLV
ICJ 30500.BV1 Corrections 3 CJ5
ICJ 31500.BV1 Victimology 3/W 6pm-10pm Thomason, Rob
ICJ 30100.BV1 Criminal Procedure 3 BLV
ICJ 31000.BV1 Criminal Law 3 CJ4
ICJ 33100.BV1 Criminal Investigation 3/R 6pm-10pm Killian, Ranley
ICJ 31100.BV1 The Juvenile Justice System 3 BLV
ICJ 31200.BV1 Juvenile Law 3 CJ3
ICJ 31300.BV1 Delinquency in Society 3/M 6pm-10pm Horstmann, Julie
HEALTH MANAGEMENT – BELLEVILLE:
IHM 30100.BV1 Ethical Issues in HC Mgmt 3 BLV
IHM 30200.BV1 Healthcare Management 3 HM1
IHM 35100.BV1 Healthcare Marketing 3/M 6pm-10pm Finnan, Ronald
IHM 46000.BV1 HC Delivery in the USA 3 BLV
IHM 46100.BV1 HC Policy & Research 3 HM4
IHM 46200.BV1 Global HC Reform 3/T 6pm-10pm LaBardi, Denise
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – BELLEVILLE:
IHR 23021.BV1 Survey of Economics 3 BLV M 308
IHR 35010.BV1 Principles of Marketing 3 HR9
IHR 38000.BV1 Global Business & Society 3/T 6pm-10pm Kaufmann, Donald
IHR 35700.BV1 Employee Supervision 3 BLV
IHR 35800.BV1 Legal Issues for HRM 3 HR2
IHR 35900.BV1 Perf. Mgmt & Appriasal 3/W 6pm-10pm Coppotelli, Thomas
IHR 36081.BV1 Career/Staff Development 3 BLV L 104
IHR 36300.BV1 HR Information Systems 3 HR1
IHR 36530.BV1 Employee Train. & Development 3/R 6pm-10pm Gilleo, Judy
IHR 37000.BV1 Group Dynamics 3 BLV L 116
IHR 37100.BV1 Conflict Resolution 3 HR4
IHR 41000.BV1 Labor Econ. & Ind. Rel. 3/T 6pm-10 pm Glauber, Blair
QUARTER COURSE OFFERINGS – BELLEVILLE:
HIS 10000.BV1 World History Since 1500 3/R BLV
6pm-10pm Zimmerman, Hal
ENG 20100.BV1 World Literature I 3/T BLV
6pm-10pm Dumstorff, Gene
FIN 32000.BV1 Principles of Finance 3/R BLV
6pm-10pm Souhrada, Tim
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GRADUATE CLUSTERS:
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – BELLEVILLE:
IBA 50100.BV1 Economic Issues 3 BLV
IBA 50300.BV1 Business Driven Info 3 BA14
IBA 50500.BV1 Quantitative Methods 3/M 6pm-10pm Crain, Steven
IBA 51010.BV1 Financial Accounting Concepts 3 BLV
IBA 51011.BV1 Managerial Accounting 3 BA7
IBA 51200.BV1 Case Studies in Accounting 3/R 6pm-10pm Kaufmann, Don
IBA 53000.BV1 Financial Concepts 3 BLV
IBA 53100.BV1 Financial Policy 3 BA8
IBA 53200.BV1 Managerial Finance 3/M 6pm-10pm Blackman, James
Prerequisite: IBA51000;IBA51100;IBA51200
IBA 54000.BV1 Mgmt & Administrative Theory 3 BLV
IBA 54100.BV1 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.BV1 Prsnl Mgmt and Labor Rel. 3/M 6pm-10pm Seibold, Michael
IBA 54000.BV2 Mgmt & Administrative Theory 3 BLV
IBA 54100.BV2 Organizational Behavior 3 BA9
IBA 54300.BV2 Prsnl Mgmt and Labor Rel. 3/T 6pm-10pm Seibold, Michael
IBA 55020.BV1 Marketing Info & Research 3 BLV
IBA 55100.BV1 Mktg Strategy & Mgmt 3 BA10
IBA 55200.BV1 Issues in Marketing 3/R 6pm-10pm Petry, Joel
IBA 60100.BV1 Bus. Policies & Strategies 3/S BLV
9am-1pm Seibold, Michael
IBA 60100.BV2 Bus. Policies & Strategies 3/R BLV
6-10pm Cira, Salvatore
CRIMINAL JUSTICE – BELLEVILLE:
ICJ 50200.BV1 Crit Iss in Pol Civil Liab 3 BLV
ICJ 52600.BV1 Police in Society 3 CJ6
ICJ 52700.BV1 Police Leadership 3/T 6pm-10pm Killian, Ranley
ICJ 60100.BV1 Graduate CJ Capstone 3/S BLV
9am-1pm Sax, William
HEALTH MANAGEMENT – BELLEVILLE:
IHM 57700.BV1 Healthcare Finance 3 BLV
IHM 57800.BV1 Econ Anal Of Health & Med Care3 HM7
IHM 57900.BV1 Accounting for HC Org. 3/T 6pm-10pm Crain, Steven
IHM 59000.BV1 Digital Medicine & HC Info. 3 BLV
IHM 59200.BV1 Eth. Challenges in Mgmt of HC 3 HM9
IHM 59700.BV1 Organizational Behavior in HC 3/M 6pm-10pm Powell, Kenneth
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IHM 60100.BV1 Graduate HM Capstone 3/R BLV
6pm-10pm O’Brien, Daniel
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT – BELLEVILLE:
IHR 53400.BV1 Gender Issues in Mgmt 3 BLV
IHR 53600.BV1 Implementing/Man. Diversity 3 HR6
IHR 59600.BV1 Adult Learning Processes 3/T 6pm-10pm Hampton, Kelli
IHR 56100.BV1 Essentials of Marketing 3 BLV
IHR 56200.BV1 Survey of Accounting 3 HR10
IHR 56300.BV1 Introduction to Finance 3/R 6pm-10pm Staff
IHR 57700.BV1 Organizational Assessment 3 BLV
IHR 57900.BV1 Training, Design & Evaluation 3 HR7
IHR 58000.BV1 Contemporary Issues 3/W 6pm-10pm Brown, Yvonne
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