Course Listings Graduate Studies - New Jersey City University

N E W J E R S E Y C I T Y U N I V E R S I T Y 

F A L L 

2008 

Course Listings 

Graduate Studies 

CONTENTS 

GOTHICNET 2 

ONLINE REGISTRATION PROCEDURES 3 

CAMPUS DIRECTORY 4 

CALENDAR 5 

GRADUATION CLEARANCE 5 

OFFICE HOURS 4 

WITHDRAWAL 6 

REFUNDS 6 

FINANCIAL AID 5 

TUITION & FEES 5 

GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS 4 

GRADUATE POLICIES 6 

GENERAL INFORMATION 6 

ONLINE COURSE REQUIREMENTS 7 

OFF CAMPUS LOCATIONS 8 

COURSE OFFERINGS 9 

CAMPUS MAP 22 

DIRECTIONS TO CAMPUS 22 

REGISTRATION BEGINS: 

Degree/Matriculated Students: April 1 10:00 a.m. 

Open Enrollment — All Students: April 15 10:00 a.m. 

CLASSES BEGIN: 

On-Campus: September 2 

Off-Campus: September 2 

Online: September 2 

Contact Us! 

For more information, contact The Office of Graduate Studies 

Hepburn Hall, Room 206 

1-877-NJCUGRAD 

Email: grad_dept@njcu.edu 

Visit us on the web at www.njcu.edu 

New Jersey City University 

2039 Kennedy Blvd. 

Jersey City, NJ 07305 

For the most up-to-date listings, including additional courses, visit GothicNet or http://www.njcu.edu

New Jersey City University makes 

available to all members of its community 

a state-of-the-art web portal 

called GothicNet that will allow you, 

with a click of a mouse, to connect with 

the University at any time and from any 

place. 

GothicNet is a web portal that makes 

technology personal. It integrates information 

and utilities from a variety of 

sources and delivers them through a 

user-friendly, role-based gateway that 

presents only what is relevant to the individual 

who logs in. All from your workplace, 

or from home, or from anywhere 

you can connect to GothicNet. 

GothicNet is your access to the campus 

information systems. GothicNet supports 

self-service features that allow you 

to manage your own information and 

transact business on your own. 

GothicNet also allows administrative 

staff to access all of the information systems 

they use to do their jobs. GothicNet 

is your source for University information. 

Set your browser to make GothicNet 

your default home page, and see every 

time you boot up your computer what 

GothicNet can do for you! 

HOW DO I CONNECT TO 

GOTHICNET 

In order to logon to GothicNet, you 

need to have a valid GothicNet ID and 

Password. The Internet address is http:// 

gothicnet.njcu.edu. 

You will also need Internet access and 

a compatible browser. For Windows users, 

the preferred browser is Microsoft 

Internet Explorer version 5.5 or higher or 

Netscape Navigator version 6.2.3 or 

higher. For MacIntosh users, the preferred 

browser is Microsoft Internet Explorer 

version 5.1 or higher or Netscape 

Navigator version 6.2.3 or higher. For 

AOL customers, Internet Explorer will 

provide the best performance. 

WHAT CAN GOTHICNET 

DO FOR ME 

Students will have access to information 

and enrollment services anytime, 

anywhere. With GothicNet, graduate students 

can: 

• View grades 

• Request a transcript 

• Apply for financial aid and view financial 

aid awards 

• View any holds on records and any “to 

do” items (required by the University) 

• View enrollment appointments 

• Review course catalog information and 

look for specific classes 

• View a current schedule of classes 

• Enroll in a class 

• View tuition charges and pay bills with 

a credit card or electronic check 

ADMINISTRATION AND 

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES 

• All graduate students must apply for 

admission to Graduate Studies. This 

applies to all students taking courses 

on-campus, off-campus or online. 

There is a $40 application fee. 

• Students new to the University may 

contact the Office of Graduate Studies 

toll free at 1-877-NJCUGRAD or send 

an e-mail to grad_dept@njcu.edu to request 

an application. For quicker service, 

download an application from 

our website at: www.njcu.edu/Graduate/grad/admission.asp. 

• The Office of Graduate Studies must receive 

your completed application and 

official transcript of your baccalaureate 

or master’s degree no later than August 

1 in order to register for the fall 

2008 semester. 

• All students must register online using 

the GothicNet portal for on-campus, 

off-campus, and online classes. This 

web-based information system will 

provide 24x7 Internet access for selfservice 

for a variety of applications including 

real-time online registration. 

The results are virtually immediate and 

are the same as if a staff member did 

the registration. 

• Faxed or e-mail requests to add or drop 

classes will NOT be processed. Students 

are expected to print copies of 

their own schedules. 

GOTHICNET ENROLLMENT CHANGES COMING 

EFECTIVE SUMMER 2008 (Date TBA) 

NEW: GothicNet “STUDENT CENTER” 

GothicNet is being upgraded, and when you go online you will see 

a new overall look and some new screens and links. All features that 

were found under “Enrollment Express” will be found under “Student 

Center.” Many new features will also be made available to you. Watch 

for information at your GothicNet Home Page that will assist you in 

making this a smooth transition. 

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GOTHICNET ID/PASSWORD 

REQUIRED 

Accessing the GothicNet portal will require 

an ID and Password. All admitted 

students receive an ID/Password in the 

mail with instructions for using the portal 

system. 

DON’T KNOW YOUR ID/PASSWORD 

For your default password, please refer 

to the GothicNet ID letter mailed to 

you by the Office of Graduate Studies. 

For all students, your ID is the number 

that appears below your name on the 

Gothic Card. If you encounter problems 

with your password, please go to the 

“Need Help Singing In” link located in 

the GothicNet portal sign in box. Click on 

“Contact Form: Help with GothicNet” 

and complete the form. A staff member 

from the Department of Information 

Technology Help Desk will respond to 

you via e-mail. 

GOTHICNET ONLINE REGISTRATION 

INSTRUCTIONS 

1. Log on to GothicNet. 

2. Select the “My Academics” tab. 

3. Got to the “Enroll in a Class” pagelet, 

and click on “Enroll in a Class.” 

4. Select the semester for which you wish 

to enroll by clicking on the appropriate 

term link. 

5. Click on the “Add Classes” link. 

6. Enter the 4-digit class number(s) for 

the course(s) you would like to take. 

7. View your course schedule to make 

sure you are enrolled for the correct 

course. 

EXCEPTIONS 

Each of these registration situations requires 

that the student communicate 

with the Office of Graduate Studies, 

Hepburn Hall 206, for final approval and 

manual registration by a staff member: 

Independent Study, certain Field Study 

classes, credit load above 15 credits, and 

undergraduate classes specified as required 

for a student by a Graduate Program 

Coordinator, but which are not also 

offered as graduate-level classes. 

ENROLLMENT EXPRESS 

A useful shortcut to links to Search 

Schedule of Classes, Enroll in a Class, 

Make a Payment, and several additional 

frequently used GothicNet features. Enrollment 

Express is available at the left of 

your screen after you sign in to 

GothicNet. 

GLOSSARY OF GOTHICNET ONLINE REGISTRATION TERMS 

“ENROLLMENT APPOINTMENT”: the 

date and time after which you will be 

permitted to register. 

“ADD”: entering a class on your schedule. 

“DROP”: removing a class from your 

schedule (with no indication on the 

schedule that you had been enrolled). 

“Swap”: DROP one class and ADD 

another through a single process. 

“WITHDRAW”: changing your enrollment 

status to indicate that you will 

no longer attend the class, after the last 

date to DROP a class. Your schedule 

will continue to indicate that your status 

is “Enrolled,” and a grade of “W” will 

appear on your current schedule and 

will also be permanently entered on 

your transcript. Furthermore, depending 

on the date of your withdrawal, you 

will receive either a 50% or zero refund. 

“CLASS SEARCH”: procedure to lookup 

availability and detailed information 

about courses being offered in a given 

term. “Class Search Results” will display 

all scheduling information for these 

classes. Begin the class search at the 

“Add Classes” screen by clicking on 

to the right of the first “Class Nbr” field. 

“CLOSED” CLASS: the class will be taught, 

but there are no more spaces available 

for enrollment at this time. The class 

will not appear if you do a “Class 

Search” unless you click on the “Open 

Classes Only” check box first to remove 

this criterion, which will then present 

both open and closed classes. 

“CANCELLED” CLASS: the class will not 

be taught. It will not appear if you do 

a”“Class Search,” even if it was cancelled 

after enrollment began. It will still not 

appear if you click the “Open Classes 

Only” check box first. If you are enrolled 

in a class that is cancelled, you will be 

notified and you will automatically 

receive a refund within 30 days. 

“SUBJECT/CATALOG NUMBER”: the 

“Subject” part refers to the abbreviation 

of the subject heading for all courses 

offered by an academic department 

(such as “BUSI” for “Accounting”); 

the second part refers to the 3-digit 

number identifying a specific course offered 

under a subject heading. 

“CLASS NUMBER”: the unique 4-digit 

number identifying a particular section 

of a course being offered for a particular 

term. 

“COURSE CAREER”: this represents the 

level of courses you are doing a “Class 

Search” for. Select “Graduate.” 

“CLASS DETAILS” SCREEN: reach this 

screen from the “Class Search Results” 

screen by clicking on to the right of 

the information presented for that class. 

(In some searches, this screen will 

automatically appear, and no icon will 

be present.) It is important that you 

read the information presented on 

this screen for each class in which you 

are planning to enroll. 

“CLASS NOTES”: this section appears 

on the specific “Class Detail” screen for 

each class, and contains information 

such as Department or Instructor 

consent required, pre- or co-requisites, 

special class meeting dates, or detailed 

instructions for online classes. It is 

important that you read these notes 

for each class in which you are planning 

to enroll. 

“DEPARTMENT (OR “INSTRUCTOR)” 

CONSENT REQUIRED”: before attempting 

to enroll, students must first contact the 

Department (or Instructor, appropriate) 

for consent to enroll, and must receive 

a “Permission #” (see below) to be 

entered in the computer during 

enrollment. 

“PERMISSION NUMBER”: a unique 4-6 

digit number assigned to each student 

who receives Department or Instructor 

consent (as appropriate) for enrollment 

in a specific class in a specific term. To 

enter the number, at the “Add Classes” 

screen, enter the class #, press the “Tab” 

key, then click on the Subject/Catalog 

Number link, enter the Permission # in 

the box at the next screen, and click the 

“OK” button. 

“ACADEMIC CALENDAR” SCREEN: drop 

and Withdrawal deadlines and other 

key dates and information are presented. 

Reach this screen from your “Class 

Schedule Screen” by clicking on 

to the left of each class entry. 

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CAMPUS DIRECTORY OF OFFICES 

Graduate Admissions/Registration 201-200-3409 Hepburn Hall, Room 206 

Graduate Matriculation 201-200-3306 Hepburn Hall, Room 203 

Graduate Graduation Clearance 201-200-2085 Hepburn Hall, Room 203 

Continuing Education (Non-Credit) 201-200-3089 Hepburn Hall, Room 201 

Online Learning 201-200-3449 Hepburn Hall, Room 108 

Bursar/Cashier 201-200-3045 Hepburn Hall, Room 106 

Financial Aid 201-200-3173 Hepburn Hall, Room 215 

Opportunity Scholarship Program 201-200-3355 Vodra Hall Room 211 

Transcripts 201-200-3333 Hepburn Hall, Room 214 

Office of Academic Services for Evening Students (OASES) 

201-200-2233 Gilligan Student Union 

Office of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education, Dean Richard Hendrix 

Hepburn Hall, Room 206 201-200-3409 

William J. Maxwell College of Arts & Sciences, Dean Liza Fiol-Matta 

George Karnoutsos Arts & Sciences Hall, Room 605 201-200-3001 

Art Prof. Rosenberg A120 201-200-2367 

Prof. Campell A120 201-200-3393 

Biology Dr. Grew S335 201-200-3330 

Geoscience/Geography Dr. Montgomery R608 201-200-3367 

Mathematics Dr. Riggs K506 201-200-3202 

Dr. Camacho K506 201-200-2267 

Modern Languages Dr. Barugel K202 201-200-3177 

Dr. Lopez-Diaz K202 201-200-3176 

Music, Dance, Theater Dr. Raditz R234 201-200-2017 

Dr. LeSiege R234 201-200-2031 

Physics Dr. Pinkás G344 201-200-3464 

Psychology Dr. Hallerman S431 201-200-3063 

Dr. Dow-Nelson S431 201-200-3124 

Dr. Lennon S431 201-200-3309 

Deborah Cannon Partridge Wolfe College of Education, Dean Ivan W. Banks 

Education and Professional Studies Building, Room 303 201-200-2101 

Early Childhood Education Dr. Adesanya P329 201-200-2114 

Elementary/Secondary Education Dr. Hall P329C 201-200-3421 

Educational Leadership Dr. Shevey 64 College St. 201-200-3400 

Educational Technology Dr. Twomey P203A 201-200-2545 

Literacy Education Dr. DeFina P345 201-200-3521 

Multicultural Education Dr. Kim P209 201-200-3184 

Special Education Dr. Fleres P350 201-200-3023 

Dr. Taylor P350 201-200-3023 

Teaching & Learning Dr. Weiner P329C 201-200-3421 

New Pathways to Teaching in NJ Dr. Levin P345 201-200-2409 

College of Professional Studies, Dean Sandra Bloomberg 

Education and Professional Studies Building, Room 404 201-200-3321 

Business Administration Prof. Ettinger P414 201-200-3353 

Accounting Prof. Matthews P414 201-200-3353 

Finance Prof. Overton P414 201-200-4315 

Criminal Justice Dr. Williams P220 201-200-3492 

Health Science Dr. Gordon P219 201-200-3431 

Dr. Congilose P219 201-200-3431 

Professional Security Studies Dr. Collins P442 201-200-3179 

GRADUATE STUDIES OFFICE HOURS 

The Office of Graduate Studies is open between 8:30 AM and 7 PM Monday-Thursday 

and between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM Friday during the fall and spring semesters. 

During the summer terms, the Office of Graduate Studies will be open between 8:00 

AM and 5:15 PM Monday-Thursday. 

GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS 

NJCU offers a limited number of assistantships 

each year to qualified graduate 

students. The appointment is for the academic 

year (September to May), and in 

some years assistantships become available 

in January for the spring semester 

only. For the full academic year, the 

deadline for applications is June 1. For 

spring semester assistantships only, the 

deadline is December 1. 

The graduate assistantship covers tuition 

and fees for full-time study (minimum 

nine credits). Graduate assistants 

are required to work in a university department 

or office for 16-20 hours/week 

for which they receive a stipend of $3,500 

over the academic year ($1750 per semester). 

Graduate assistants may not hold a 

full-time job either inside or outside the 

university, and they may not be graduate 

assistants during a semester when they 

are doing student teaching. 

Applicants must be matriculated in an 

NJCU graduate degree program, which 

includes the following requirements: 

• A regular application for graduate 

admission 

• A 250-500 word essay discussing 

your goals and objectives for pursuing 

the degree for which you are applying 

• Official transcripts from all colleges 

attended 

• Request for matriculation form 

• Two letters of recommendation 

• Official score reports for the standardized 

test required by the student’s 

department (MAT, GRE, or GMAT – see 

the Graduate Catalog for details) 

• A copy of any teaching certificates 

the applicant may hold 

In addition to these matriculation requirements, 

applicants should write a letter 

to the Dean of Graduate Studies and 

attach a résumé. The letter should discuss 

the educational goals you would like to 

achieve through the assistantship, and 

the résumé should indicate work experience 

and skills as well as academic background. 

Applicants may specify an office or department 

that would be of particular interest 

for employment, but this is not required. 

Graduate assistants are assigned 

by the Dean of Graduate Studies, not by 

the departments themselves, and it is 

possible that a student will be assigned to 

a different office or department than the 

one in which they are studying. 

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SUMMER & FALL 2008 

CANDIDATES FOR 

GRADUATION CLEARANCE 

PLEASE FILE A GRADUATION 

CLEARANCE APPLICATION FORM 

WITH THE OFFICE OF GRADUATION 

STUDIES BY THE FOLLOWING DATE: 

June 15 for summer 2008 completion and 

October 15 for fall 2008 completion. It is 

to the student’s advantage to apply for 

graduation clearance during the scheduled 

period so there is ample time to review 

records and determine if there are 

any deficiencies. Forms may be downloaded 

from http://www.njcu.edu/ 

graduate/grad; fax to 201-200-2188 or 

email to mvargas@njcu.edu. 

A $25.00 non-refundable per application 

graduation clearance fee is charged 

to all students payable directly to the 

University Bursar. 

FINANCIAL AID 

Graduate students may be eligible for 

loans. Graduate students must be enrolled 

in a degree or certificate program 

as of the first day of the term in which 

they intend to use their Student Aid. 

They must complete their Free Application 

for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for 

the current academic year, if they wish to 

use federal financial aid (graduate student 

loans) to pay for the costs of attending 

school. Upon receipt of the above information, 

eligibility for financial aid will 

be determined, and the student will be 

notified in writing of any eligibility for 

graduate student loans. 

Graduate loan recipients are expected 

to maintain satisfactory academic 

progress in order to maintain eligibility 

for the student loans. Students must be 

taking at least 6 credits to be eligible for 

student loans. Please contact the Financial 

Aid Office at 201-200-3173 for additional 

information. 

NOW YOU CAN PAY 

ONLINE BY CHECK 

In addition to paying online by 

credit card, you can now also save time 

by making check payments through 

GothicNet. 

Click on “My Finances,” then 

click on the Make a Payment link. 

At the next screen, click either”“Pay 

by Credit Card,” or “Pay by Electronic 

Check.” Then follow the easy 

instructions, and you’re done! 

FALL 2008 CALENDAR 

Online Registration 

Begins 

• Degree/Matriculated Students Only Tuesday April 1 10:00 AM 

• New & Continuing Students Tuesday April 15 10:00 AM 

For All Graduate Courses Offered On-Campus, Off-Campus, Online 

Final Registration 

Dates 

• End of Add/Drop September 8 

Academic Advisement: Contact your Department Chairperson. 

Important Dates 

Labor Day: University Closed September 1 

Fall Semester Classes Begin September 2 

Payment Due September 2 

Late Fee Begins ($50) September 3 

Final Registration: Last Day to Add a Class September 8 

Last Day to Drop with 100% Refund September 8 

Students Dropped for Non-Payment September 9 

Begin 50% Refund with a “W” September 9 

Last Day for 50% Refund with a “W” September 23 

Late Withdrawal Begins: Grade of “W,” No Refund September 24 

Late Withdrawal Ends: Grade of “W” November 17 

Thanksgiving Day: University Closed November 27 

Fall Semester Ends December 20 

2007 - 2008 TUITION AND FEES 

These amounts are for the 07-08 academic year only. Fall 08 tuition and fees will be 

announced and posted on www.njcu.edu during the summer. 

NEW JERSEY RESIDENTS 

Credits Tuition Gen. Serv. Stud. Ctr. Stud. Act. Tech. TOTAL 

1 414.45 40.00 16.50 2.00 13.50 486.45 

2 828.90 80.00 33.00 4.00 27.00 972.90 

3 1,243.35 120.00 49.50 6.00 40.50 1,459.35 

4 1,657.80 160.00 66.00 8.00 54.00 1,945.80 

5 2,072.25 200.00 82.50 10.00 67.50 2,432.25 

6 2,486.70 240.00 99.00 12.00 81.00 2,918.70 

7 2,901.15 280.00 115.50 14.00 94.50 3,405.15 

8 3,315.60 320.00 132.00 16.00 108.00 3,891.60 

9 3,730.05 360.00 148.50 18.00 121.50 4,378.05 

10 4,144.50 400.00 165.00 20.00 135.00 4,864.50 

11 4,558.95 440.00 181.50 22.00 148.50 5,350.95 

12 4,973.40 480.00 198.00 24.00 162.00 5,837.40 

OUT-OF-STATE AND NON-U.S. RESIDENT 

1 764.50 40.00 16.50 2.00 13.50 836.50 

2 1,529.00 80.00 33.00 4.00 27.00 1,673.00 

3 2,293.50 120.00 49.50 6.00 40.50 2,509.50 

4 3,058.00 160.00 66.00 8.00 54.00 3,346.00 

5 3,822.50 200.00 82.50 10.00 67.50 4,182.50 

6 4,587.00 240.00 99.00 12.00 81.00 5,019.00 

7 5,351.50 280.00 115.50 14.00 94.50 5,855.50 

8 6,116.00 320.00 132.00 16.00 108.00 6,692.00 

9 6,880.50 360.00 148.50 18.00 121.50 7,528.50 

10 7,645.00 400.00 165.00 20.00 135.00 8,365.00 

11 8,409.50 440.00 181.50 22.00 148.50 9,201.50 

12 9,174.00 480.00 198.00 24.00 162.00 10,038.00 

DISCLAIMER 

The University reserves the right to cancel courses, change the calendar, 

modify tuition and fees, and change instructions. 

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PAYMENT SCHEDULE 

Students registered by the dates noted below will be sent a bill. Students who register 

later will NOT be sent a bill. Students must pay their tuition and fees using GothicNet, 

or directly to the Bursar’s Office, Hepburn Hall, Room 106. You may view your account 

balance and pay online through GothicNet. 

FALL 2008 - PAYMENT SCHEDULE 

To Receive a Bill by Mail Must Register by: August 24 

Final Payment Must Be Made by: September 2 

Final Drop Date for 100% Refund: September 8 

Dropped from All Term Classes for Non-Payment: September 9 

WITHDRAWAL & REFUND SCHEDULE 

Last day to drop for 100% refund: September 8 

Last day to withdraw for 50% refund with a “W” grade: September 23 

Last day to withdraw, no refund, with a “W” grade: November 17 

Refunds will be processed approximately 30 days after the end of the add/drop period 

regardless of the method of payment. 

Please Note: Non-attendance does not constitute a drop or withdrawal. Refunds are 

only made when a student officially withdraws. If a student does not officially withdraw, 

an automatic grade of “F” will be issued as a final grade. 

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GRADUATE STUDENT ACADEMIC POLICIES IN BRIEF 

Complete policies are available in the new 2005-2008 Graduate Catalog. 

(Available at the Graduate Office or download at link at 

http://www.njcu.edu/PS/Graduate/grad.html) 

1. In order to earn a graduate degree, the 

student must be fully admitted into a 

degree program (matriculated). Only 

twelve (12) credits of graduate 

coursework taken prior to matriculation 

may count towards a master’s degree. 

Enrollment in on-campus, offcampus, 

or online courses, in and of itself, 

does not constitute full admission 

to a degree program. 

2. To be fully admitted to a degree program, 

a student must have on file in 

the Office of Graduate Studies, 

Hepburn Hall, Room 203: 

a) an Admissions Application 

b) a Request for Matriculation Form 

c) copies of official transcripts from 

all schools attended 

d) two (2) letters of recommendation 

e) official scores of the GRE, MAT, or 

GMAT tests (as appropriate for the 

specific degree program) 

i) PRAXIS scores (in addition) for 

the M.A.T. in Elementary or Secondary 

Education degree programs 

ii) a résumé (in addition) for degree 

programs in Accounting, Criminal 

Justice, Finance, Health Sciences, 

and Professional Security Studies 

f) official acceptance into a degree 

program from the sponsoring department. 

3. The above items must be filed with the 

Office of Graduate Studies only. The 

student’s file is then reviewed for approval 

by both the appropriate department 

Graduate Coordinator and the 

Office of Graduate Studies. 

4. Certification students must have attained 

an undergraduate cumulative 

grade point average of at least 2.75 in 

order to be admitted to a certification 

program. 

5. Graduate students are expected to 

maintain a 3.0 grade point average at 

New Jersey City University in order to 

remain in good academic standing. 

VISITING STUDENT STATUS 

A graduate of an accredited college or 

university, currently enrolled in graduate 

study at another institution, who wishes 

to take courses at New Jersey City University 

for transfer purposes, may apply 

for admission to graduate study as a “visiting 

student”. A visiting student must 

submit an Application for Admission to 

Graduate Study and an approval letter 

from the Dean or Department Chairperson 

of the degree granting college to the 

Office of Graduate Studies by the respective 

deadline date. The visiting student 

will follow regular registration procedures 

as a new student. 

SEVEN-YEAR LIMIT 

ON CREDITS 

This policy applies to all graduate students: 

a) students have seven years 

within which to complete their degree; b) 

only credits not older than seven years at 

the time a student is first registered by 

the Graduate Studies Department may be 

considered for transfer; c) only credits not 

older than seven years at the time for 

which a student requests graduation 

(clearance) are valid, unless these are 

transfer credits that meet the previous 

standard. 

MILLER ANALOGIES TEST (MAT) 

The Miller Analogies Test is offered 

once a month on the campus of New Jersey 

City University through the Office of 

Continuing Education. To visit us on the 

web, please click “Continuing Education” 

on the NJCU homepage at 

www.njcu.edu, then click on “Miller 

Analogies Test.” To register for the test, 

please come to Hepburn 201 or call 201- 

200-3089. 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

APPLICATION FEE 

There is a non-refundable application 

fee of $40.00 for graduate students. It is 

waived for NJCU Graduate Degree 

Alumni. 

TRANSCRIPTS—NEW PROCEDURES 

AND FEES 

A one-time transcript fee of $25.00 is 

charged to all students whose first term 

at NJCU is fall 2005 or later. The 

Registrar’s Office has the right to deny a 

transcript request to any student who 

abuses this service. Limit of transcript requests 

per year is 10 transcripts for regular 

service. A $10.00 per transcript fee will 

be charged for 1-hour same day service, 

until 4:00 p.m. 

To request a transcript the student or 

graduate has three options: 

1. In person: at the Registrar’s Office 

Hepburn 214 on a form supplied by the 

office. 

2. By mail: send a signed letter to the 

Registrar’s Office, c/o Transcripts, 

New Jersey City University, 2039 

Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ 

07305. 

3. By the Internet: NJCU Registrar’s 

website: http://www.njcu.edu/dept/ 

registrar. Students may request separate 

undergraduate and graduate transcripts 

but no portion of the undergraduate 

or graduate record may be 

deleted. Procedures for the issuance of 

transcripts are governed by the provisions 

of the Family Educational Rights 

and Privacy Act of 1974 as amended 

(Final Regulations, 41 Fed. Reg. 24662 

399.33). 

Transcripts are prepared by the

Registrar’s Office in accordance with the 

policies of the American Association of 

Collegiate Registrars and Officers of Admission. 

Where New Jersey City University 

transcripts show credit hours earned 

at other institutions the official transcripts 

from those institutions have become a 

part of the student’s permanent file in the 

Registrar’s Office. New Jersey City University 

does not make copies of another 

institution’s transcripts. To obtain such 

transcripts, the student must contact the 

institution concerned. Transcripts should 

be requested at least ten days prior to the 

time needed. No transcript of credits will 

be granted to any student until all fees 

and other University obligations have 

been adjusted. 

100-HOUR REQUIREMENT 

New Jersey City University is a registered 

provider of Professional Development 

Programs for teachers that will 

count towards the 100-hour requirement 

(provider number 2433). 

TUITION WAIVER POLICY 

NJCU employees may be eligible for 

tuition waiver, but must be admitted under 

regular policies. Please be advised 

that NJCU employees who do not satisfactorily 

complete courses for which a tuition 

waiver had been granted or who receive 

a grade below “C” shall be required 

to reimburse the University for all waived 

costs. Until such reimbursement has been 

made, no further waivers will be available 

to that employee. Please refer to the “New 

Jersey City University Tuition Waiver 

Policy” online at http://www.njcu.edu/ 

dept/hr/policies/tuition.html. 

NJCU PHOTO ID CARD (GOTHIC 

CARD) 

NJCU Photo ID Cards are required for 

the Library, the Fitness and Athletic Center 

and to enter campus or ride the shuttle. To 

obtain a Photo ID, new graduate students 

should report to the University Service 

Center, located in the Gilligan Student 

Union, with a copy of a receipt from the 

Bursar’s Office and form of ID. Please call 

the University Service Center at 201-200- 

2552 for dates ID photos will be taken. 

PARKING ALERT 

Please observe the Jersey City Parking 

Regulations if you park on the city streets. 

There is parking available on the campus 

property on West Side Avenue. The entrance 

is on Culver and West Side Avenues. 

There is continuous shuttle service 

between the parking lot and the center of 

the campus. For additional information, 

contact the University Service Center, 

Parking and Transportation Manager, located 

in the Gilligan Student Union, at 

201-200-2552, or email parking@njcu.edu. 

STUDENT GRADES 

Grades are no longer mailed. Grades 

can be accessed through the GothicNet 

portal, “view my grades” link, immediately 

after grades have been posted. 

STUDENT INJURY & SICKNESS 

INSURANCE PLAN 

All full-time graduate students (9 or 

more credits) are required by law to have 

injury and sickness insurance coverage. 

The premium is automatically added to 

the tuition bill. Full-time students covered 

under another policy who do not wish to 

purchase the University’s plan may 

waive the insurance charge by completing 

a waiver card (available at the 

Bursar’s Office, Hepburn Hall, Rm. 106). 

Part-time students are not required to 

have coverage and will not be billed. 

However, they and/or the dependents of 

current students may purchase the plan 

directly from the insurance company. For 

further information, contact the Bursar’s 

office (201-200-3045). 

IMMUNIZATION 

The State of New Jersey requires all 

NJCU students to complete the Immunization 

Questionnaire provided by the 

Health and Wellness Center, Vodra 107. 

Failure to properly complete and return 

the questionnaire may result in your being 

prohibited from attending NJCU. IM- 

PORTANT NOTE: Degree seeking students 

not in compliance will be prevented 

from further registration until they are in 

compliance. 

ONLINE COURSE REQUIREMENTS 

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES 

Students with mobility, vision and other 

disabilities, who are interested in requesting 

accommodations and/or supportive 

services while they are on campus, should 

phone the Office for Specialized Services at 

201-200-2557. The Office of Specialized 

Services for Students with Disabilities is 

located at the Education and Professional 

Studies Building, Rm. 343. 

EMERGENCIES 

For information regarding cancellation 

of all classes for emergencies listen to 

A.M. radio stations WOR 710 and WINS 

1010. Emergency postings are also made 

available at www.njcu.edu. 

LIBRARY HOURS 

Congressman Frank J. Guarini Library 

Hours and information are available at: 

www.njcu.edu/Guarini/home/htm. 

EVENING CENTER OFFICE (OASES) 

Gilligan Student Union 

The primary goal of the Office of Academic 

Services for Evening Students 

(OASES) is to provide referral and supportive 

services for evening students. 

Services include the coordination of all 

telephone inquiries after 5:00 p.m., the 

distribution of University publications 

and forms, and the coordination of 

evening class cancellations. For more information, 

please call (201) 200-2233. 

GothicAlert NJCU’S NEW EMER- 

GENCY NOTIFICATION SYSTEM 

Choose how to receive Emergency Notifications 

via: Telephone - Cell Phone – 

Email and/or SMS Text (standard text 

message rates may apply, please check 

with your service provider). To subscribe 

to GothicAlert go to http://gothicnet.njcu.edu. 

TECHNICAL PRE-REQUISITES FOR 

ENROLLMENT IN ONLINE 

COURSES 

Students must have the ability to create, 

send, and receive e-mail and e-mail 

attachments and use web browsers. Basic 

word processing skills including the ability 

to copy, cut, and paste text. 

MINIMUM HARDWARE & SOFT- 

WARE REQUIREMENTS 

Students must have access to a computer 

with Macintosh or Windows operating 

system and 128MB of RAM, as well 

as access to the Internet at connection 

speed of at least 56K. Recommended web 

browsers include: Microsoft Internet Explorer, 

Mozilla, Netscape Navigator, and 

Safari. Although AOL may be used to access 

the Internet, the AOL browser is not 

recommended for use with online 

courses. WebTV is not supported. Please 

consult the Online Learning website for 

specific browser information and requirements: 

http://newlearning.njcu.edu/dl/ 

requirements. 

PLEASE ALSO NOTE: Some courses 

have specific software requirements. 

For further information, please consult 

the current course listings at the NJCU 

Online Learning Website: http:// 

newlearning.njcu.edu/dl. 

FIREWALL RESTRICTIONS 

It may not be possible for you to access 

NJCU online courses if you plan on using 

a computer that is located behind a 

firewall. To find out if access to NJCU 

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will be available, please contact your system administrator prior 

to enrollment. Further information regarding requirements for 

online courses may be obtained by visiting the NJCU Online 

Learning Website: http://newlearning.njcu.edu/dl. 

Access to your online course will be available as of 12:00 noon 

on the first day of the semester. If you have not taken an online 

course before, you should complete the CyberPrimer, an online 

tutorial, designed to prepare you to be a successful online 

learner. Access to the CyberPrimer will be available approximately 

two weeks before the start of the semester. For instructions 

on logging into your course and /or the CyberPrimer, 

please visit: http://newlearning.njcu.edu/dl/login/. 

Definitions for Web-Based Courses 

Many graduate courses at NJCU make use of the World Wide 

Web. 

The Information Technology Steering Committee has adopted 

the following definitions for courses that use the internet. 

A. Online Course: a course delivered via the World Wide Web 

which requires no face-to-face meetings. 

B. Web-Enhanced Course: a face to face course which utilizes a 

web based component (e.g. WebCT) to enhance regularly 

scheduled course meetings. 

C. Blended Course: a course in which course content is distributed 

between online and face-to-face instruction. 

Please note: Web-enhanced and blended courses may be located 

either on the main campus or at off-campus sites. 

OFF-CAMPUS LOCATIONS & COURSE INDEX 

BERGEN COUNTY 

Hackensack High School 

135 1 st Street, Hackensack, NJ 07601 

MCC 611 3701 Theories of Lang Teaching 

Leonia High School 

100 Christie Heights Street, Leonia, NJ 07605 

EDLD 662 3877 Principles of Curric Dev&Eval 

EDLD 664 1165 Educ Adm Ldsh II Str Ldsp Tch 

Lindberg Elementary School 

401 Glen Avenue, Palisades Park, NJ 07650 

MCC 635 3700 Effct Litrcy Tch Eng Lang Lrn 

HUDSON COUNTY 

Emerson High School 

318 18th Street, Union City, NJ 07087 

MCC 600 1220 General Linguistics 

MCC 605 3698 Intro to Biling/Multicult Educ 

MCC 611 1227 Theories of Lang Teaching 

Harborside Financial Center Plaza 4A 

286 Washington Street, Jersey City, NJ 07311 

BUSI 601 1002 Financial Accounting 

BUSI 602 3904 Accounting for Bus Entities 

BUSI 603 1003 Quanti Method for Bus Decis 

BUSI 606 3905 Managerial Economics 

BUSI 607 3906 Corporate Financial Mgmt 

BUSI 608 1007 Spec Topics in Accounting 

BUSI 610 3907 Business Ethics 

BUSI 671 3569 Foundations of Pro Fin Planni 

BUSI 672 3570 Risk Mgmt & Insurance Planning 

BUSI 754 1008 Contemporary Accounting Issues 

BUSI 771 3910 Equity Analysis 

MIDDLESEX COUNTY 

Middlesex County College 

2600 Woodbridge Avenue, Edison, NJ 08818 

EDU 616 3932 Innov Teach Urban Setting I 

EDU 621 3933 Research Methods in Evaluation 

MONMOUTH COUNTY 

Brookdale Community College 

Wall Higher Education Center 

800 Monmouth Boulevard, Wall, NJ 07719 

EDTC 625 3790 Using Intgr Sftwr Across Curr 

HLTH 636 1024 The Role Sch Nurse Prog 

LTED 607 1202 Reading Sec Schl 

SECU 600 1037 National Securuty 

SECU 615 1035 Research Methods I 

OCEAN COUNTY 

Michael B. Citta Elementary School 

2050 Lakewood Road, Toms River, NJ 08753 

EDLD 660 3874 Princ of Sup and Hum Res Mgmt 

EDLD 662 3876 Principles of Curric Dev&Eval 

PASSAIC COUNTY 

Passaic High School 

170 Paulison Avenue, Passaic, NJ 07055 

MCC 607 1221 Theory&Prac of Tchg Biling Chl 

MCC 655 1228 Methods of Teaching ESL 

SUSSEX COUNTY 

Hopatcong Board of Education 

2 Windsor Avenue, Hopatcong, NJ 07843 

EDLD 646 1164 Innovations Curr & Edu Leader 

EDLD 669 1154 Meas and Sup of Lrng and 

Kittatinny High School 

77 Halsey Road, Newton, NJ 07860 

EDTC 621 3524 Using the Internet in Educatio 

BUILDING CODES (MAIN CAMPUS) 

A = Visual Arts Building 

C = University Charter 

High School (West Side 

Ave.) 

G = Grossnickle Hall 

H = Hepburn Hall 

K = George Karnoutsos 

A & S Hall 

P = Education & Professional 

Studies Bldng. 

R = Rossey Hall 

S = Science Building 

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Dept. Cat. # Class # Course Title S.H.Day From To Bldg.Rm. Instructor 

Comments/Course Notes 

ART - A 120 - PHONE:201/200-3214 

ON CAMPUS 

ART 520 3885 Foundations & Goals in Art Ed 3 T 05:00PM 07:50PM McNeill 

ART 609 3928 Develop.Of Spatial Illusion 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM A B07 Raverty 

ART 610 3029 Independent Study in Art 3 TBA TBA Rosenberg 

Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm # 

ART 616 3926 Advertising Design 3 M 05:00PM 09:50PM A209 Staff 

ART 622 3886 Art of Latin America 3 T 07:00PM 09:50PM TBA Rodeiro 

Class meets in A B 23 

ART 626 3887 Studio Sculpture 3 W 04:00PM 10:00PM TBA Gustafson 

ART 627 3471 Printmaking I 3 T 09:00AM 03:00PM Kruck 

Material Fee:$35 

ART 628 3462 Adv.Printmaking(Book Arts) 3 T 09:00AM 03:00PM TBA Kruck 

Material Fee: $35 

ART 630 3927 Typography/Desktop Publishing 3 R 09:00AM 02:50PM A209 Quinn 

ART 633 3438 Ceramics I 3 R 05:00PM 09:00PM TBA Plosky 


ART 634 3033 Ceramics II 3 T 05:00PM 09:00PM TBA Plosky 


ART 635 3440 Jewelry I 3 M 09:00AM 02:50PM TBA MacBain 


ART 636 3441 Jewelry II 3 M 09:00AM 02:50PM TBA MacBain 

Material fee:$25 

ART 637 3038 Photography I 3 R 05:00PM 10:50PM Tiscornia 


ART 641 3469 Life Drawing Studio 3 M 09:00AM 03:00PM TBA Staff 


ART 643 3036 Cooperative Education 2 TBA Staff 

Department Consent required for Perm #; Contact your cooperative education advisor 

ART 644 3037 Seminar in Cooperative Educati 2 TBA Staff 

Department Consent req for Perm #; Contact your cooperative education advisor 

ART 645 3888 Lettering design 3 R 05:00PM 09:00PM TBA Staff 

ART 647 3030 Honors Studio Art 3 TBA Rosenberg 

Contact H. Rosenberg, Chairperson 

ART 649 3454 Seminar Cooperative Education 3 TBA Staff 

Department Consent required; Contact your cooperative education advisor 



ART 652 3890 Electronic Works 3 W 04:00PM 09:00PM Kruck 

ART 660 3031 Master Thesis Seminar I 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Raverty 

Contact Dept. 

TBA 

ART 661 3035 Master Thesis Seminar II 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Raverty 

Contact Dept. 

ART 664 3464 Illustration I 3 M 09:00AM 03:00PM TBA Dittrich 

Materials Fee: $15.00 

ART 665 3472 Advanced Illustration 3 M 09:00AM 03:00PM TBA Dittrich 


ART 666 3447 Seminar Cooperative Education 1 TBA Staff 


ART 667 3439 Advanced Ceramics 3 T 05:00PM 09:50PM TBA Plosky 


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ART 701 3040 Master Critique I 3 R 05:30PM 09:30PM TBA Campbell 

ART 702 3041 Master Critique II 3 M 05:30PM 09:30PM TBA Campbell 

ART 703 3460 Master Critique III 3 R 05:30PM 09:30PM TBA Campbell 

ART 704 3461 Master Critique IV 3 R 05:30PM 09:30PM TBA Campbell 

ART 711 3032 Studio I 3 TBA Staff 

Must be taken concurrently with ART 661 Master Thesis II Seminar 

ART 712 3456 Studio II 3 TBA Staff 


ART 713 3445 Studio III 3 TBA Staff 


ART 714 3039 Studio IV 3 TBA Staff 


OFF CAMPUS 

None 

ONLINE 

None 

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - P414 - PHONE:201/200-3353 

ON CAMPUS 

BUSI 755 3571 Master’s Thesis 3 TBA TBA Ettinger 

Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm #; Independent Study: Contact Dept. 

BUSI 779 3911 Capstone in Finance 3 TBA Staff 

Dept. Consent req. for Perm # 

OFF CAMPUS 

BUSI 601 1002 Financial Accounting 3 T 06:00PM 08:30PM HARBORSIDE Matthews 

Harborside Fin Plaza 4A, 286 Washington St., Jersey City 

BUSI 602 3904 Accounting for Bus Entities 3 W 06:00PM 08:40PM HARBORSIDE Staff 

Web-enhanced; Harborside Fin Plaza 4A, 286 Washington St., Jersey City 

BUSI 603 1003 Quanti Method For Bus Decis 3 R 06:00PM 08:30PM HARBORSIDE Overton 

Web-enhanced; Harborside Fin Plaza 4A, 286 Washington St., Jersey City 

BUSI 606 3905 Managerial Economics 3 T 06:00PM 08:30PM HARBORSIDE Ramos 


BUSI 607 3906 Corporate Financial Mgmt. 3 T 06:00PM 07:15PM HARBORSIDE Riotto 

Web-Blended; Harborside Fin Plaza 4A, 286 Washington St., Jersey City 

BUSI 608 1007 Spec Topics in Accounting 3 T 07:25PM 08:40PM HARBORSIDE Riotto 

Web-Blended; Harborside Fin Plaza 4A, 286 Washington St., Jersey City 

BUSI 610 3907 Business Ethics 3 W 06:00PM 08:30PM HARBORSIDE Staff 


BUSI 671 3569 Foundations of Pro Fin Planni 3 M 06:00PM 07:15PM HARBORSIDE Overton 

Blended; Harborside Fin Plaza 4A, 286 Washington St., Jersey City 

BUSI 754 1008 Contemporary Accounting Issues 3 R 06:00PM 08:30PM HARBORSIDE Shalaby 

Pre-req:BUSI 651,652,659; Harborside Fin Plaza 4A, 286 Washington St., Jersey City 

BUSI 771 3910 Equity Analysis 3 W 06:00PM 08:30PM HARBORSIDE Li 


ONLINE 

BUSI 604 1009 Intro to Federal Taxation 3 ONLINE Staff 

BUSI 651 1006 Professional Auditing 3 ONLINE Ramos-Alexander 

Pre-requisite:BUSI 601 or Accounting degree 

BUSI 659 1004 Analysis Of Fin Statements 3 ONLINE Matthews 

Pre-requisite:BUSI 603 or Accounting degree 

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BUSI 674 3908 Income Tax Planning for Ind 3 ONLINE Staff 

BUSI 676 3909 Estate Planning 3 ONLINE Overton 


CHEMISTRY - S425 - PHONE:201/200-3066 

ON CAMPUS 

CHEM 520 3626 Elements of Basic Chemistry 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Ramos 

OFF CAMPUS 

None 

ONLINE 

None 

CRIMINAL JUSTICE - P220 - PHONE:201/200-3492 

ON CAMPUS 

CJ 600 3664 The Crim.Just.Sys&Urb. Commun. 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Williams 

CJ 630 3665 The Judicial System 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Chiabi 

CJ 635 3666 Seminar on Comm Corrections 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Williams 

CJ 670 2921 Supervised Profess Placement 3 TBA Williams 

Chairperson./Graduate Coordinator; Consent reqd. for Perm. # 

CJ 675 3578 Thesis Supervision I 3 TBA TBA Williams 

Chairperson./Graduate Coordinator Consent reqd. for Perm. # 

CJ 676 2922 Thesis Supervision II 3 TBA TBA Williams 

Chairperson./Graduate Coordinator; Consent reqd. for Perm. # 

OFF CAMPUS 

None 

ONLINE 

None 

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION - P329 - PHONE:201/200-2114 

ON CAMPUS 

ECE 500 1044 Early Childhood Classroom Mgmt 1 S 10:00AM 12:50PM TBA Staff 

M.A.T.-ECE; Class meets first 5 consecutive Saturdays 

ECE 603 3903 ECE Science & Math 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Carrick 

ECE 604 3661 Curr in Creat Arts & Soc Stud 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Carrick 

ECE 610 1047 Child Study Basis Educ Plann 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

M.A.T.-ECE 

ECE 622 1045 Construc Early Child Ed&Fl Exp 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA 

M.A.T.-ECE 

TBA 

ECE 623 3178 Early Child Fld Exp II 1 R 04:00PM 04:50PM TBA Staff 

Dept. Consent req. for Perm #; M.A.T.-ECE 

ECE 624 3589 Introduction to EC Spec Educat 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

M.A.T.-ECE/SPEC 

ECE 626 3590 Primary Writing Development 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

M.A-ECE 

ECE 627 3591 Early Childhood Advocacy 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

M.A-ECE 

ECE 628 3662 Integrating the Arts 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Carrick 

ECE 631 1046 Early Childhood Curric&Progs 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

M.A.T.-ECE 

ECE 632 1043 Adv Early Child Curri&Programs 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

MA-ECE 

ECE 633 1054 Seminar&Prac In Early Child Ed 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 


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ECE 634 1048 Family Child &School Interact 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

M.A.T.-ECE 

Staff 

ECE 636 3592 Adv Theor Chld Devel and Lrng 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA 

M.A-ECE 

Staff 

ECE 637 3593 Research Meth ECE I 3 M 05:30PM 08:00PM TBA 

M.A-ECE; Blended 

ECE 638 1049 Theory Into Practice Pre K-K 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

M.A.T.-ECE TBA Staff 

ECE 643 3663 Observing Young Children 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

ECE 650 3183 Early Child Educ Internship 5 TBA 

Dept. Consent req. for Perm #; M.A.T.-ECE 

ECE 651 1050 Early Chld Educ Internship Sem 1 R 05:00PM 05:50PM TBA Staff 

Dept. Consent req. for Perm #; M.A.T.-ECE; Class meets every other Thursday 

ECE 666 2907 Supervis In Early Childhood 3 R 07:05AM 09:35AM TBA Staff 

OFF CAMPUS 

None 

ONLINE 

ECE 610 1052 Child Study Basis Educ Plann 3 ONLINE Staff 

OL 

ECE 634 1053 Family Child &School Interact 3 ONLINE Juncker 

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP - 64 COLLEGE - PHONE:201/200-3400 

ON CAMPUS 

EDLD 601 1147 School Law 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

EDLD 640 3870 Home School & Com Relations 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

Blended; Classes meet:9/3,9/17,10/8,11/5/11/19,12/3 

EDLD 646 1156 Innovations Curr & Edu Leader 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Maye 

Blended 

EDLD 659 3873 Planning & Managing Tech Schls 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

EDLD 660 1145 Princ of Sup and Hum Res Mgmt 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Votto 

EDLD 660 1146 Princ of Sup and Hum Res Mgmt 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

EDLD 662 3875 Principles Of Curric Dev&Eval 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Votto 

EDLD 663 1162 Educ Adm Ldshp I - Orgn Ldshp 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Phifer 

Blended 

EDLD 664 1148 Educ Adm Ldsh II Str Ldsp Tch 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

Pre-requisite EDLD 663; Blended 

EDLD 665 1149 Persnl,Superv and Staff Devel 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Trefurt 

EDLD 665 1150 Persnl,Superv and Staff Devel 3 S 09:00AM 11:30AM TBA Trefurt 

EDLD 668 1160 Res Urb Educ Superv & Admin 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Robinson 

Blended; Pre-requisite: EDLD 660; Class meetings:9/4,9/18,10/9,11/13,12/11; 

Matriculation & completion of 30 credits reqd. 

EDLD 669 1151 Meas and Sup Of Lrng and Teach 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

EDLD 681 1152 School Finance 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Frohnapfel 

EDLD 685 3881 Found Polic Polt Sys Urb Sch 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Robinson 

Blended; Class meetings:9/4,10/2,11/6,12/4 

EDLD 690 2914 Internship For Urb Sch Pers I 3 S 10:00AM 12:50PM TBA Robinson 

Blended;First class meets in :Science Hall 119; Pre-requisite:EDLD 660 & EDLD 668; Matriculation in 

Ed Lead MA prog. & completed 36 sh;; Initial class mtg. on: Sept 6 - Science Hall 119; Final class mtg. on: Dec 6 

EDLD 690 2915 Internship For Urb Sch Pers I 3 10:00AM 12:50PM S125 Shevey 

Blended;First class meets in :Science Hall 119; Pre-requisite:EDLD 660 & EDLD 668; Matriculation in Ed Lead 

MA prog. & completed 36 sh;; Initial class mtg. on: Sept 6 - Science Hall 119; Final class mtg. on: Dec 6 

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EDLD 690 2916 Internship For Urb Sch Pers I 3 10:00AM 12:50PM S130 Maye 



EDLD 690 2917 Internship For Urb Sch Pers I 3 10:00AM 12:50PM S227 Phifer 



OFF CAMPUS 

EDLD 640 1140 Home School & Com Relations 3 ONLINE Phifer 

EDLD 646 1164 Innovations Curr & Edu Leader 3 R 04:00PM 06:30PM HOPATCONG Threlkeld 

Sussex County-Hopatcong Bd of Ed Adm 

EDLD 660 3874 Princ of Sup and Hum Res Mgmt 3 W 04:00PM 06:30PM TOMSRIVER O’Connell 

Ocean Co-Toms River Citta Elem. Sch. 

EDLD 662 3876 Principles Of Curric Dev&Eval 3 W 06:45PM 09:15PM TOMSRIVER O’Connell 

Ocean Co-Toms River Citta Elem. Sch. 

EDLD 662 3877 Principles Of Curric Dev&Eval 3 M 04:00PM 06:30PM LEONIA Eichenholtz 

Bergen Co-Leonia High School 

EDLD 664 1165 Educ Adm Ldsh II Str Ldsp Tch 3 W 06:45PM 09:15PM LEONIA Eichenholtz 

Bergen Co-Leonia-Leonia High School 

EDLD 669 1154 Meas and Sup Of Lrng and Teach 3 R 06:45PM 09:15PM HOPATCONG Threlkeld 

Sussex County-Hopatcong Bd of Ed Adm 

ONLINE 

EDLD 601 1139 School Law 3 ONLINE Locascio 

EDLD 646 3871 Innovations Curr & Edu Leader 3 ONLINE Staff 

EDLD 659 1144 Planning & Managing Tech Schls 3 ONLINE Robinson 

EDLD 662 1141 Principles Of Curric Dev&Eval 3 ONLINE Staff 

EDLD 663 1170 Educ Adm Ldshp I - Orgn Ldshp 3 ONLINE Waltz 

EDLD 665 3880 Persnl,Superv and Staff Devel 3 ONLINE Staff 

EDLD 669 1167 Meas and Sup Of Lrng and Teach 3 ONLINE Staff 

EDLD 681 1142 School Finance 3 ONLINE Nash 

EDLD 685 1143 Found Polic Polt Sys Urb Sch 3 ONLINE Shevey 

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY - P203A - PHONE:201/200-3078 

ON CAMPUS 

None 

OFF CAMPUS 

EDTC 621 3524 Using The Internet In Educatio 3 W 04:00PM 06:30PM KITTATINNY Zieger 

Sussex County-Kittatinny Regional High School 

EDTC 625 3790 Using Intgr Sftwr Across Curr 3 S 09:00AM 11:30AM WALL TWP Shamburg 

COMMUNIVERSITY; Brookdale at Wall; Monmouth Blvd. at Watson Avenue, Wall Township, NJ 

ONLINE 

EDTC 612 3671 Technology In Math Sci Curricu 3 ONLINE Mattes 

EDTC 614 1183 Intro to Distance Learning 3 ONLINE Zieger 

First Course in the Series for the DLS Certificate 

EDTC 617 1178 Publ.On Web:Design Thry&Applic 3 ONLINE Eastman 

OL 

EDTC 618 1171 Lrng Theories Motiv&Relat Tech 3 ONLINE Twomey 

OL 

EDTC 621 1174 Using The Internet In Educatio 3 ONLINE Zieger 

OL 

EDTC 621 1175 Using The Internet In Educatio 3 ONLINE Zieger 

OL 


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EDTC 622 2924 Research Apps in Ed Tech I 3 ONLINE Shamburg 


EDTC 622 2925 Research Apps in Ed Tech I 3 ONLINE Zieger 


EDTC 622 2926 Research Apps in Ed Tech I 3 ONLINE Twomey 


EDTC 623 1172 Intro To Educational Technolo 3 ONLINE Shamburg 

OL 

EDTC 623 1173 Intro To Educational Technolo 3 ONLINE Shamburg 

OL 

EDTC 624 3672 Technology In Engl/L.A.Curric 3 ONLINE Shamburg 

EDTC 642 1176 Intro. to Authoring Tools 3 ONLINE Shamburg 

OL 

EDTC 642 1187 Intro. to Authoring Tools 3 ONLINE Shamburg 

EDTC 648 1185 Stud Lrn Dev&Behv Mgt SLMS 3 ONLINE Stoeckel 

SLMS 

EDTC 653 1179 Slct and Acq Prnt Non-Pr Media 3 ONLINE Patton 

Only SLMS students 

EDTC 655 3517 Internship:School Media Center 3 ONLINE Zieger 

Only SLMS students; Dept. Consent reqd. for Permission # 

EDTC 661 1180 Admin and Supv Lib Media Centr 3 ONLINE Patton 

Only SLMS students; Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm # 

EDTC 662 3518 Advanced Field Experience 3 ONLINE Patton 

Only SLMS students; Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm # 

ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION - P329 - PHONE:201/200-3421 

ON CAMPUS 

EDU 500 1062 Classroom Management Workshop 1 S 11:00AM 02:50PM TBA Hall 

Dept. Perm. Reqd for Perm. #, Co-req: EDU 655 or EDU 652; Class meets first five Saturdays. 

EDU 616 1077 Innov Teach Urban Setting I 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Weiner 

EDU 621 1065 Research Methods in Education 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

Blended; Instructor/Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm. #; MAT 

EDU 621 3810 Research Methods in Education 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

Blended; Instructor/Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm. #; MAT 

EDU 628 1066 Learning and Motivation 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Obi 

EDU 630 1097 Doing Teacher - Research 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Weiner 

Instructor Consent reqd. for Perm. #, MA 

EDU 645 1067 Curriculum and Methods 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Bloom 

Blended 

EDU 649 1106 Second&Middle School Curric. 3 

EDU 652 1075 Student Teach Int & Seminar 2 T 04:30PM 06:00PM TBA Lopez-Diaz 

Instructor Consent reqd; Perm #; Alternate Route only-NOT for MAT; 

EDU 654 1068 Urban Challenge 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

EDU 655 2903 Student Tchg Inter & Seminar 5 TBA 08:30AM 03:00PM TBAOFFCAMP Hall 


EDU 685 1070 Adv Curr in Social Studies 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

Instructor Consent reqd. for Perm # 

EDU 686 1098 Advanced Curr Dev Mathematics 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

Instructor Consent reqd. for Perm. # 

EDU 687 1071 Adv Curric Dev in Eng Lang Art 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Fisch 


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EDU 691 1072 Curric Intg Soc St Wrl Clt Lit 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

FALL ONLY; Instructor Consent reqd. for Perm # 

EDU 693 1073 Educational Assessment 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Obi 


EDU 694 1074 Curri : Math Science Techno 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Hall 

FALL ONLY, Instructor Consent reqd. for Perm # 

OFF CAMPUS 

EDU 616 3932 Innov Teach Urban Setting I 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM MIDCC1 Staff 

Blended; Class meetings:9/2,9/23,10/7,11/4,12/2; Middlesex Co-Middlesex County College 

EDU 621 3933 Research Methods in Education 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM MIDCC1 Staff 

Blended; Class meetings:9/9,9/30,10/21,11/18,12/16; Middlesex Co-Middlesex County College 

ONLINE 

EDU 606 1063 Comm Agencies Org &Resources 3 ONLINE Bloom 

EDU 615 1064 Critical Issues In Urban Educ 3 ONLINE Weiner 

EDU 615 1076 Critical Issues In Urban Educ 3 ONLINE Weiner 

GEOSCIENCE - R608 - PHONE:201/200-3161 

ON CAMPUS 

GEOS 603 3596 Principles Of Earth Science 3 W 04:00PM 06:30PM R601 Freile 

OFF CAMPUS 

None 

ONLINE 

None 

HEALTH SCIENCES - P219 - PHONE:201/200-3431 

ON CAMPUS 

HLTH 530 1018 Drug Abuse Workshop 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

HLTH 609 3925 Superv Field Trng Residency 6 TBA TBAOFFCAMP Gordon 

HLTH 612 1021 Community Organiz For Hlth 3 FS 09:00AM 05:00PM TBA Staff 

Blended; Weekend Course; Meets: Fridays Online only; Meets Sat; 9:00 AM-5:00PM: Dates:9/27, 10/25, 12/6 

HLTH 629 1028 Health Education Theory&Practi 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Congilose 

HLTH 632 3603 Long Term Care Administration 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

HLTH 636 1019 The Role Sch Nurse Prog I 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM K112 Chewey 

HLTH 637 1029 Health Law 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Calathes 

HLTH 638 1020 Fiscal Management 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

HLTH 641 1022 Meth and Curric in Healh Ed 3 W 07:00PM 09:30PM TBA Congilose 

HLTH 643 1030 Grad Sch Nurse/Hlth Ed Prac 6 TBA TBA OFFCAMP Chewey 

HLTH 643 prerequisites: HLTH 636 and HLTH 641 and HLTH 642 

HLTH 660 3351 Thesis Or Dept Project 3 TBA TBA ONCAMP Gordon 

Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm #; Must have completed 24 sh or more 

OFF CAMPUS 

HLTH 636 1024 The Role Sch Nurse Prog I 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM WALL TWP Chewey 

COMMUNIVERSITY 

ONLINE 

HLTH 503 1014 Defensive Driving Teach. Tech 3 ONLINE Staff 

HLTH 504 3602 Adoles Health Psychosoc Physi 3 ONLINE Rosado-Hollenbach 

HLTH 505 1025 Cont.Methods Mat&Eval.Driv.Edu 3 ONLINE Staff 

HLTH 605 1027 Environmental Occup Health 3 ONLINE Staff 

HLTH 614 1015 Advanced Epidemiology 3 ONLINE Staff 

HLTH 616 1016 Techniques Of Health Research 3 ONLINE Gordon 

Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm #; Must have completed 24 sh 

HLTH 626 1017 Health Care Organization 3 ONLINE Gordon 


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HLTH 642 1026 Role Sch Nurse Prog II 3 ONLINE Chewey 

HLTH 645 3604 Family Life&Sex Education 3 ONLINE Rosado-Hollenbach 

LITERACY EDUCATION - P345 - PHONE:201/200-3521 

ON CAMPUS 

LTED 601 1194 Reading And The Multi-Media 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Serafin 

Elective for all Programs 

LTED 605 1196 Literacy in the Elem Curriculu 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Parsons 

For All Majors, except Literacy Education 

LTED 606 1195 Literacy Lrng Erly Child Curri 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Levin 

Required for P-3 Cerification 

LTED 606 1197 Literacy Lrng Erly Child Curri 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

Required for P-3 Certification 

LTED 607 1192 Reading Sec Schl 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Lewis 

Required for Reading Specialist 

LTED 612 1189 Research in Reading 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Lewis 

Required for Reading Specialst 

LTED 618 1193 Ped & Appl Of Chil Lit K-12 Cl 3 T 04:30PM 07:20PM TBA Cassidy 


LTED 635 1199 Effct Litrcy Tch Eng Lang Lrn 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

LTED 637 1201 Nature Of Reading 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Defina 


LTED 641 1190 Reading&The School Curriculum 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA McCullough 

Required for all Programs 

LTED 646 1206 Diagnostic Proc In Reading I 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Woo 


OFF CAMPUS 

LTED 607 1202 Reading Sec Schl 3 F 04:00PM 09:00PM WALL TWP Staff 

S 09:00AM 04:00PM WALL TWP 

Communiversity:Wall Township; Class meets Fridays 4:00 PM-9:00 PM; Saturdays:9:00 AM-4:00 PM; 

Sept 28/29;Oct.26/27; Nov.16/17;12/8 2007 

ONLINE 

LTED 606 1198 Literacy Lrng Erly Child Curri 3 ONLINE Staff 

Required for P-3 Certification 

MATHEMATICS - K206 - PHONE:201/200-3202 

ON CAMPUS 

MATH 501 1929 Math Content PRAXIS Review 1 S 09:00AM 11:50AM Bennett 

Class meets only on: 10/4,11,18,25 

MATH 510 1933 Prof.Subject Matter in Algebra 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Ivy 

MATH 512 1930 Prof.Subject Matter Geometry 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Caravella 

MATH 536 2613 Mathematical Modeling 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Robbins 

MATH 540 3826 Graph Theory 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Misir 

MATH 620 1932 Sel Topics In Adv Calculus I 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Camacho 

MATH 622 1931 Sel Topics Abst Alg 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Teclezghi 

MATH 626 3882 Differential Equations 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Siegel 

MATH 660 3413 Research Seminar in Mathematic 2 M 05:00PM 06:30PM TBA Ivy 

OFF CAMPUS 

None 

ONLINE 

None 

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MODERN LANGUAGES - K202 - PHONE:201/200-3177 

ON CAMPUS 

LANG 510 2034 Second Lang Methodology I 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Lopez-Diaz 

LANG 603 2573 Integr Span Children’s Literat 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Lopez-Diaz 

LANG 615 2574 Action Research Project-Pt. I 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Lopez-Diaz 

Instructor Consent reqd. for Perm. # 

LANG 622 2575 Music of Spain 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Rosado 

OFF CAMPUS 

None 

ONLINE 

None 

MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION -P209 - PHONE:201/200-3380 

MCC 604 1208 Phonology&Struct Of Amer Eng 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Radanovic-Kocic 

Pre-requisite: MCC 600 

MCC 605 1224 Intro to Biling/Multicult Educ 3 S 09:00AM 11:30AM TBA Farina 

MCC 607 1209 Theory&Prac of Tchg Biling Chl 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Herrero 

MCC 608 1210 Language Culture&Communic. 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Herrero 

MCC 609 1211 Multic Educ&Psycholinguistics 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Klosek 

MCC 611 1212 Theories Of Lang Teaching 2 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Klosek 

Co-requisite: MCC 612 

MCC 612 1213 Observation Of ESL 1 TBA TBA OFFCAMP Klosek 

Co-requisite: MCC 611; Day/Time: TBD by instructor 

MCC 617 3533 Field Exp In Biling/Multic Ed 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Farina 


MCC 617 3543 Field Exp In Biling/Multic Ed 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Radanovic-Kocic 

MCC 619 1214 Americans In The World Comm. 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Nassor 

MCC 626 1215 Survey&Develop Of ESL Material 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Klosek 

MCC 627 1216 Historical&Cult Bckg LEP Stud 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Zimmermann 

MCC 633 1217 Teaching ESL in Higher Educati 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Radanovic-Kocic 

MCC 635 3594 Effct Litrcy Tch Eng Lang Lrn 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Kim 

MCC 650 1218 Research Urban Edu Esl/Biling 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Klosek 

MCC 660 3539 Internship In ESL 5 TBA TBAOFFCAMP Staff 

Co-requisite:MCC 661; Consent of Dept. req. for Perm # 

MCC 661 1219 Seminar In ESL 1 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

Co-requisite:MCC 660; Consent of Dept. req. for Perm # 

OFF CAMPUS 

MCC 600 1220 General Linguistics 3 W 04:00PM 06:30PM EMERSONHS Radanovic-Kocic 

Pre-req: Must be taken before MCC 604; Hudson Co-Union City-Emerson High School 

MCC 605 3698 Intro to Biling/Multicult Educ 3 W 04:00PM 06:30PM EMERSONHS Marti 

Hudson Co.-Union City-Emerson H.S. 

MCC 607 1221 Theory&Prac of Tchg Biling Chl 3 T 04:00PM 06:30PM PASSAICHS Herrero 

Passaic Co-Passaic High School-Passaic 

MCC 611 1227 Theories Of Lang Teaching 2 M 04:00PM 06:30PM EMERSONHS Bastos 

Co-requisite: MCC 612; Hudson Co.-Union City-Emerson H.S. 

MCC 611 3701 Theories Of Lang Teaching 2 T 04:00PM 06:30PM HACK HS Kim 

Bergen County-Hackensack -Hackensack HS; Co-requisite:MCC 612 

MCC 612 1222 Observation Of ESL 1 TBA TBA OFFCAMP Bastos 

Co-requisite: MCC 611; Day/Time: TBD by instructor; Hudson Co.-Union City-Emerson H.S. 

MCC 612 3703 Observation Of ESL 1 TBA TBAOFFCAMP Kim 

Co-requisite: MCC 611; Day/Time: TBD by instructor; Bergen Co.-Hackensack HS-Hackensack. 


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MCC 635 3700 Effct Litrcy Tch Eng Lang Lrn 3 W 04:00PM 06:30PM LINDBERGEL Kim 

Bergen Co-Lindberg ES 

MCC 655 1228 Methods of Teaching ESL 3 R 04:00PM 06:30PM PASSAICHS Zimmermann 

Passaic Co-Passaic-Passaic H.S. 

ONLINE 

MCC 603 1230 Appld Linguis Emph Sec Lang 3 ONLINE Farina 

MCC 623 3707 Contemp Issues Biling Curr Dev 3 ONLINE Herrero 

MCC 655 1225 Methods of Teaching ESL 3 ONLINE O’Loughlin 

MUSIC, DANCE, & THEATRE - R234 - PHONE:201/200-2017 

ON CAMPUS 

MDT 505 3920 Contemporary Music 3 W 04:00PM 06:30PM TBA LeSiege 

MDT 507 2068 Computer Music 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM R315 Rodriguez 

MA/MM 

MDT 601 2066 Graduate Musicianship 3 M 04:00PM 06:30PM R201 Dubbiosi 

MA/MM 

MDT 602 2065 Curri. Develop. in Music Educa 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM R201 Warren 

MA Only 

MDT 604 2062 Res.In Music Education 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Warren 

MA only 

MDT 610 2061 Performance Seminar 3 T TBA LeSiege 

MM Only 

MDT 610 2117 Performance Seminar 3 T TBA LeSiege 

MM Only 

MDT 611 3600 Woodwind Doubling Laboratory 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Joffe 

MM only 

MDT 612 3922 Early Jazz to the Swing Era 3 W 04:00PM 06:30PM TBA Kirchner 

MDT 616 3428 Graduate Applied Music Minor I 1 TBA TBA Raditz 

Contact Dr. E. Raditz; MA/MM 

MDT 617 3429 Grad Applied Music Minor II 1 TBA TBA Raditz 


MDT 621 3430 Grad Applied Music Major I 3 TBA TBA Knapp 


MDT 622 3431 Graduate Applied Music Maj II 3 TBA TBA Raditz 


MDT 623 3432 Grad Applied Music Major III 3 TBA TBA Raditz 


MDT 624 3433 Grad Music Ensemble I 1 TBA TBA Raditz 


MDT 625 3434 Graduate Music Ensemble II 1 TBA TBA Boone 


MDT 626 3435 Grad Music Ensemble III 1 TBA TBA Raditz 


MDT 628 2067 Diction for Singers 3 R 04:00PM 06:30PM 


MDT 629 2063 Grad Applied Music Major IV 3 TBA TBA Raditz 


MDT 633 3921 Independent Study 3 TBA TBA LeSiege 

MDT 634 2064 Grad Music Ensemble IV 1 TBA TBA Raditz 


OFF CAMPUS 

None 

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None 

ONLINE 

PSYCHOLOGY - S431 - PHONE:201/200-3063 

ON CAMPUS 

PSYC 601 2577 Psychology Of Learn&Cognition 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Wattenmaker 

PSYC 602 2578 Psychology Of Personality 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Bailey 

PSYC 603 2579 Developmental Psychology 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Getzfeld 

PSYC 604 2580 Tests & Measurements 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Pastor 

PSYC 605 2581 Intro To Counseling 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

PSYC 606 2582 Research Methodology & Apps 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Kowalski 

PSYC 608 2583 Interviewing & Counseling 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Nelson 

Instructor Consent reqd. for Perm # issued by Dr. Hallerman 

PSYC 608 2591 Interviewing & Counseling 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Lennon 

Instructor Consent reqd. for Perm # issued by Dr. Hallerman 

PSYC 609 2594 Pers Maladjusts Child&Adoles 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Getzfeld 

PSYC 616 2584 Ther.Interv.Tech -Cons Ed Set 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Pastor 

PSYC 625 2585 Grp Proc&Proc Grp Counseling 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Tomasulo 

Instructor Consent reqd; Perm # issued by Dr. Hallerman 

PSYC 626 2587 Ethics, Law and Prof Issues 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Pastor 

PSYC 629 2586 Multicultural Counseling 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM K112 Bailey 

PSYC 631 2588 Psychopharmacology 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Getzfeld 

PSYC 632 2595 Family Therapy and Ref Network 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Hurley 

PSYC 636 3579 Adv Pract Gr Coun:Supervision 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Tomasulo 

Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm. #; Perm.# issued by Dr. Hallerman 

PSYC 663 2589 Career Couns & Develop 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Seiss 

PSYC 690 3580 Practicum in Counseling 3 TBA TBA Nelson 

Instructor Consent reqd. for Perm. #; Perm.# issued by Dr. Hallerman 

PSYC 694 3421 Internship I 3 TBA TBA Hallerman 


PSYC 694 3422 Internship I 3 TBA TBA Hallerman 


PSYC 694 3426 Internship I 3 TBA TBA Nelson 


PSYC 695 3423 Internship II 3 TBA TBA Nelson 


PSYC 695 3427 Internship II 3 TBA Hallerman 


PSYC 705 2592 Pract In The Psycho Eval Spec 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Pastor 

Dept.Consent reqd; Perm # issued by Dr. Lennon 

PSYC 709 3425 Semin Sch Psyc Extern II 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Lennon 

Instructor Consent reqd; Perm # issued by Dr. Lennon 

PSYC 709 3606 Semin Sch Psyc Extern II 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Lennon 


PSYC 715 2593 Consultation and Prgrm Evaluat 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Lennon 


OFF CAMPUS 

None 

ONLINE 

None 


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PROFESSIONAL SECURITY STUDIES - P442 - PHONE:201/200-3179 

ON CAMPUS 

SECU 610 1039 Cyber Security 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Dawdy 

SECU 615 1036 Research Methods I 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Collins 

SECU 640 1041 Critical Incident 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Hartnett 

SECU 630 1040 Domestic Terrorism 3 R 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Krantz 

SECU 665 3680 Information Security 3 M 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Staff 

SECU 670 3669 Thesis I 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM Staff 

SECU 680 3670 Specialized Field Project 6 TBA Soo Hoo 

OFF CAMPUS 

SECU 600 1037 National Security 3 M 07:00PM 09:30PM WALL TWP Soo Hoo 


SECU 615 1035 Research Methods I 3 R 07:00PM 09:30PM WALL TWP Collins 


ONLINE 

SECU 615 3668 Research Methods I 3 ONLINE Collins 

SECU 635 3667 Contemporary Counterterrorism 3 ONLINE Krantz 

SPECIAL EDUCATION - P350 - PHONE:201/200-3023 

ON CAMPUS 

SPEC 504 1253 Intro. to Manual Communication 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Johnston 

SPEC 505 1260 Working W Fam Chl w Disabiliti 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Yacobacci 

SPEC 508 1251 Help Excep Chld&Yth Reg Class 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Buitrago 

SPEC 531 1233 Intro To EC Spec Ed Mult Set 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA 

M.A.T.-ECE 

SPEC 606 1236 Lifespan Asses Care&Ed Hndcapp 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Nkabinde 

SPEC 627 3544 Special Education Internship 5 TBA Fleres 


SPEC 628 1237 Special Educ Internship Semin 1 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Creedon 


SPEC 629 1238 Tchg The Child With Autism 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

SPEC 631 1266 Proced Tchng Ment Retard 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Scarafile 

SPEC 640 1239 Behavior Disorders In Children 3 R 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA McCabe 

SPEC 667 1259 Manag Sev&Prof Chal Behav 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA McCabe 

SPEC 669 1261 Dev Comm Skills Atypical Chl 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Yacobacci 

SPEC 670 1256 Remed. Of Lrng Disabilities 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA 

Matriculants in LDTC only; Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm # 

SPEC 671 3900 Ther Interven Lrng Dis Child 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Sarch 

SPEC 672 1268 Physiolog &Psycholog Lrng Fact 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Buitrago 

Matriculants in LDTC only; Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm # 

SPEC 673 1269 Func.On The Child Study Team 3 T 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Singh 

Blended;Matriculants in LDTC only Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm #; 

SPEC 675 1241 Corrective Tech Teac Excp Chld 3 W 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Kulish 

SPEC 680 1257 Semr Spec Ed:Tr/Iss/Rsch 3 M 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Amerman 

SPEC 691 1242 Research Seminar In Spec Ed 3 W 04:30PM 07:00PM TBA Staff 

SPEC 698 1267 Prac In Lrng Disabil I Diagn 3 T 07:05PM 09:35PM TBA Sarch 

Blended; Matriculants in LDTC only Dept. Consent reqd. for Perm # 

OFF CAMPUS 

None 

ONLINE 

SPEC 600 1244 Intro To Learning Disabilities 3 ONLINE Friedland 

SPEC 600 1262 Intro To Learning Disabilities 3 ONLINE Friedland 

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SPEC 603 1254 Curr Modif Tch Cultu/Ling Stds 3 ONLINE Bloom 

SPEC 605 1250 Intro To Educ & Psyc Excep Ch 3 ONLINE Fleres 

SPEC 605 1274 Intro To Educ & Psyc Excep Ch 3 ONLINE Staff 

Dept. Consent req. for Perm #; Nurses only 

SPEC 606 1247 Lifespan Asses Care&Ed Hndcapp 3 ONLINE Nkabinde 

SPEC 610 1255 Field Exper w/ Excep Children 3 ONLINE Staff 

SPEC 614 3897 Effect Transition Stud Disab 3 ONLINE Staff 

SPEC 620 1232 EC SP Curr & Programs I 3 ONLINE Staff 

M.A.T.-ECE/SPEC 

SPEC 629 1246 Tchg The Child With Autism 3 ONLINE Mayfield 

SPEC 631 1272 Proced Tchng Ment Retard 3 ONLINE DBaker 

SPEC 640 1248 Behavior Disorders In Children 3 ONLINE Friedland 

SPEC 646 1258 Administration of Special Edu 3 ONLINE Staff 

SPEC 648 3898 Language Skills in Early Chld 3 ONLINE Taylor 

SPEC 669 1240 Dev Comm Skills Atypical Chl 3 ONLINE Taylor 

SPEC 675 1264 Corrective Tech Teac Excp Chld 3 ONLINE Vezza 

SPEC 686 3899 Scholarship of Teaching 3 ONLINE Staff 

SPEC 690 3901 Field Experience Special Ed 3 ONLINE Colaneri 

SPEC 691 1243 Research Seminar In Spec Ed 3 ONLINE Staff 

SPEC 692 3902 Collaboration & Inclusion EC 3 ONLINE Staff 


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N E W J E R S E Y C I T Y U N I V E R S I T Y 

1. 2040 Kennedy Apartments 

2. A. Harry Moore Laboratory School 

3. George Karnoutsos Arts & Sciences Hall 

4. Vodra Hall 

5. Co-Op Dormitory 

6. College Street Houses 

7. Congressman Frank J. Guarini Library 

8. Education & Professional Studies Building 

9. Fries Hall 

10. Grossnickle Hall 

11. Hepburn Hall 

12. John J. Moore Athletic & Fitness Center 

13. Michael B. Gilligan Student Union 

14. Rossey Hall 

15. Science Building 

16a. University Academy Charter High School 

16b. West Side Theatre 

16c. Business Development Incubator 

17. Visual Arts Building 

18. Facilities & Construction Management Building 

19. Thomas M. Gerrity Complex 

DIRECTIONS TO NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY 

BY CAR 

From the NJ Turnpike (Routes 280, 80, and 3) 

Take Route 280 East, or Route 3 East, to the NJ Turnpike. 

Take the Turnpike to Exit 15E. After paying toll, follow signs to 

Routes 1 & 9 North (Truck Route). Go over two bridges to a 

traffic light (Route 440). Stay straight at the light onto 

Communipaw Ave. After the McDonalds (on the right hand 

side), go to the second traffic light and make a right turn onto 

Kennedy Boulevard. NJCU is 12 blocks down on the right hand 

side. Parking is on Culver Ave. 

From Route 78 & Routes 1 & 9 

Take Route 78 East to Routes 1 & 9 North. Route 1 & 9 will 

split—stay to the right (1 & 9 North Truck Route). Do not go to 

the Pulaski Skyway. Take 1 & 9 over two bridges to a traffic 

light (Route 440). Stay straight at the light onto Communipaw 

Ave. After the McDonalds (on the right hand side), go to the second 

traffic light and make a right turn onto Kennedy Boulevard. 

NJCU is 12 blocks down on the right hand side. Parking is on 

Culver Ave. 

From the Garden State Parkway (Northbound) 

Take the Garden State Parkway North to Exit 140, Route 22 East. 

Follow Route 22 East to Routes 1 & 9 North. Follow directions 

above. 

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 

From the PATH Teminal at Journal Square 

Take the #10 South Boulevard Bus directly to the University 

campus on Kennedy Blvd. Or, take the #80 Bus South along 

West Side Ave. to Culver Ave., and walk three blocks east to the 

University. 

From New York City 

Take the #99S Bus from the Port Authority Bus Terminal 

directly to the University. Or, take the PATH subway to Journal 

Square and follow the directions above. 

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CHANGE OF INFORMATION 

IF YOU HAVE CHANGED YOUR POSTAL ADDRESS, TELEPHONE, OR PREFERRED EMAIL ADDRESS, 

COMPLETE AND RETURN THIS FORM TO THE OFFICE OF GRADUATE STUDIES, HEPBURN HALL, ROOM 206 

OR FAX THIS FORM TO 201-200-3411 

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DATE OF BIRTH 

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LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE INITIAL (OTHER) 

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CITY STATE ZIP CODE COUNTY 

PHONE: 

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AREA CODE NUMBER AREA CODE NUMBER 

_____________________ @ ___________________ . ___________ 

EMAIL ADDRESS 

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STUDENT SIGNATURE 

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PERMIT #88 

JERSEY CITY NJ 

Graduate Studies and Continuing Education, Hepburn Hall Room 206 

2039 Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City, New Jersey 07305-1597

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