Day, Evening And Weekend - SUNY Orange

orange county community collegeSUNY ORANGESpring Semester:January 18 – May 13Summer 1:May 23 – June 30Summer 2:July 5 – August 11With Classes in Middletown,Newburgh, Port Jervis H.S.,Monroe-Woodbury H.S.,Warwick Valley H.S.Spring/Summer 2011Day, Evening and Weekend Credit Courseswww.sunyorange.edu

Orange County Community CollegeA Unit of the State University of New York115 South Street,Middletown, NY 10940Telephone: (845) 344-6222www.sunyorange.eduDr. William RichardsPresidentMr. Richard HeppnerVice President for Academic AffairsMs. Roslyn SmithVice President for AdministrationMr. Vincent CazzettaVice President for Institutional AdvancementMr. Paul BroadieVice President for Student ServicesMs. Mindy RossVice President, Newburgh CampusMissionWe are a community of learners dedicated to reachingout to all citizens of Orange County to enrich their livesthrough the highest-quality education possible. Intellectualrigor, personal commitment and enhanced citizenshipdistinguish a SUNY Orange education which will enhancestudents’ economic opportunities, deepen their appreciationof culture and of their place in history while broadeningtheir sense of responsibility in a democratic society.General PolicyThe College makes every effort to maintain the scheduleof courses as announced in this Bulletin. However, theCollege reserves the right to change instructors, withdrawcourses, change rooms or cancel courses without previousannouncement, based on enrollment, budget, or otherconstraints.Orange County Community College is an equalopportunity/affirmative action institution. In accordancewith Federal regulations, the New York State HumanRights Law and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Actof 1973, Orange County Community College does notdiscriminate on the basis of age, color, religion, creed,disability, marital status, veteran status, national origin,race, gender or sexual orientation in employment or in theeducational programs and activities which it operates.Messagefrom the PresidentHere at SUNY Orange, we realize your education is importantto you, whether you are fresh out of high school, an adult studentreturning after a decade or more in the workforce, or somewherein between. Rest assured, your education is equally important tous as well.I encourage you to examine this bulletin as you plan the next step of youreducational journey. In addition to course offerings for the 2011 Spring and Summersemesters, you’ll find information on many of the College’s policies and procedures,including class registration, tuition and fees, and payment options.Over the years, the College has earned a reputation for academic excellence andwe are committed to furthering our role as an educational leader in Orange County.We realize that when you choose SUNY Orange, you are entrusting your academicfuture to us. Every faculty and staff member at the College takes that responsibilityvery seriously.Welcome to SUNY Orange and I look forward to seeing you on campus.Founded 1950Accredited by the Middle States Association ofColleges and Secondary SchoolsAn Equal Opportunity/Affirmative ActionCollegeOrange County Community College is a two-year collegeestablished under the authority of the State of New York,primarily to fulfill the educational needs of those personsliving within its service area. To help reach this goal,the College offers day and evening classes and summersessions.Orange County Community College curricula areregistered by the New York State Department ofEducation and approved by the State University of NewYork. It is authorized to award the Associate in Arts,the Associate in Applied Science, and the Associate inScience Degree as established by the Board of Regents ofthe University of the State of New York.Cert no. SW-COC-003422William RichardsPresidentSUNY Orange2

The College offers free daily shuttle servicefor students between the Newburgh andMiddletown campuses during the fall andspring semesters. The first shuttle leavesNewburgh at 7 a.m., arriving in Middletownin time for 8 a.m classes, and continues onthe hour to shuttle between the campusesuntil the last shuttle returns to Newburghat 6:45 pm.ContentsSpring/SummerClassroom Building KeyRegistration Calendar.................................................................................................................4Registration Schedule.................................................................................................................5Registration Steps.......................................................................................................................6Tuition and Fees Schedule.........................................................................................................7Refund Policy..............................................................................................................................7Residence Information................................................................................................................8MySUNYOrange........................................................................................................................9Learning Communities Opportunity.......................................................................................52Honors Program........................................................................................................................52Summer Institute.......................................................................................................................81Policies and Procedures............................................................................................................83Campus Maps/Directions.........................................................................................................86Spring 2011 Credit Course ListingMiddletown...............................................................................................................................10Distance Learning/Hybrid Courses.........................................................................................20Hudson Valley Educational Consortium.................................................................................50Newburgh..................................................................................................................................53Off Campus...............................................................................................................................63Summer 2011 Credit Course ListingsSession 1: Middletown.............................................................................................................66Distance Learning/Hybrid Courses.........................................................................................69Session 1: Newburgh................................................................................................................75Session 2: Middletown.............................................................................................................77Session 2: Newburgh................................................................................................................82Registration FormsCredit Course Registration Form.............................................................................................43Personal Data Sheet for Non-Degree Seeking Students........................................................45Student Immunization Record Forms.....................................................................................47CodeMiddletown:Newburgh:Building nameHU ....... Hudson HallBT ...... Bio-Technology BuildingHO ....... Horton HallOH ....... Orange HallHA ...... Harriman HallPE ....... Physical Education BuildingLIB ...... LibrarySSC ...... Shepard Student CenterGND. ..... Grand Street BuildingKAP. ..... Kaplan HallOff-Campus Locations:MWH ..... Monroe Woodbury High SchoolPJHCollege Bookstore. . . . . . Port Jervis High School2011WHS ..... Warwick Valley High SchoolLooking for textbook information? Visit the Bookstore for personalized service orlog on to the SUNY Orange Bookstore website, www.sunyorangebookstores.com,where students will be able to find information about books required for courses,set up Textbook Pre-Packs, and place orders through the Bookstore online.You can also reach us by phone at (845) 341-4815.OfficeInformationDirectory(845) 344-6222(Please call for office hours)NumberMiddletown CampusAdmissions 341-4030Advising & Counseling Center 341-4070Bookstore 341-4815Bursar 341-4830Business Training& Development 341-4770Career & Internship Services 341-4444Community Enrichment 341-4890Continuing &Professional Education 341-4770Driving Programs/Alcohol Education 341-4892Financial Aid 341-4190Health Services 341-4870Kindercollege 341-4165Library 341-4855Registration 341-4140Student Activities 341-4065Transcripts 341-4155Tutorial Services 341-4171Veteran’s Rep 341-4071WorkforceDevelopment Education 341-4532Newburgh Campus 562-2454Admissions/Advising &Counseling 341-4502Financial Aid 341-4518Library 341-4542Registrar/Bursar 341-4536Tutorial Service 341-4504Off-Campus Sites:Monroe-Woodbury H.S. 460-7000ext. 7004Port Jervis H.S. 341-4765Warwick Valley H.S. 341-4765KindercollegeQuality educational childcare for children ofstudents, faculty and staffAges 18 months through pre-school ageCall 341-4165www.sunyorange.edu/kindercollege3

Spring/SummerSPRING SEMESTER 2011Charge-itYou can pay your tuition and fees using American Express,MasterCard, VISA or Discover.The following requirements apply to the use of a charge cardfor mail-in, in-person registrations and web on-line payments.Please provide:*** Card number and expiration date,*** Student’s name, and*** Cardholder’s name (if different from student’s)2011DATEACTIVITYNovember 15, Monday Reserved Priority Spring 2011 and Summer 2011Registration for Currently Enrolled Students in HealthProfessions or who have 30 or more credits earned prior toFall 2010November 16, Tuesday -December 17, FridayPriority Spring 2011 and Summer 2011 Registration forAll Currently Enrolled Students and Re-Admitted StudentsNovember 24, Wednesday - Thanksgiving Recess – College ClosedNovember 28, SundayNovember 29, Monday New Students Priority Registration for Spring 2011 andSummer 2011 begins. Consult the Advising Center’s WebPage at www.sunyorange.edu for detailsDecember 21, Tuesday Fall 2010 Grades Distributed to Students On-LineDecember 22, Wednesday Advising Center open for necessary Adjustments to Spring2011 schedules as a result of Fall 2010 gradesDecember 20, Monday - Winter Recess Begins Administrative Offices Open 12/20January 2, Sunday through 12/23 until 5 pm. No Advisors available 12/20,12/21 or 12/23 ONLY available 12/22College Closed 12/24/10 - 01/02/11January 3, Monday College Administrative Offices ReopenJanuary 3, Monday Payment Due for Spring 2011 Priority RegistrationsJanuary 3, Monday - Registration for all Students ContinuesJanuary 14, Friday Payment Due upon RegistrationJanuary 14, Friday (4:30 p.m.)Last Day to Drop Spring 2011 Courses without IncurringTuition LiabilityJanuary 17, Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Day--College ClosedJanuary 18, Tuesday Spring 2011 Day & Evening Credit Classes BeginJanuary 18 - January 24 Late Registration for eligible studentsTuesday-Monday Add/Drop Period – Changes to Students’ SchedulesRegistration CalendarFor Credit CoursesSUMMER 2011DATEACTIVITYNovember 15, Monday Reserved Priority Spring 2011 and Summer 2011Registration for Currently Enrolled Students in HealthProfessions or who have 30 or more credits earned prior toFall 2010November 16, Tuesday - Priority Spring 2011 and Summer 2011 Registration forDecember 17, Friday All Currently Enrolled Students and Re-Admitted StudentsNovember 24, Wednesday - Thanksgiving Recess– College ClosedNovember 28, SundayNovember 29, Monday New Students Priority Registration for Spring 2011 andSummer 2011 begins. Consult the Advising Center’s WebPage at www.sunyorange.edu for details.December 20, Monday - Winter Recess Begins Administrative Offices Open 12/20January 2, Sunday through 12/23 until 5 pm. Advisors for SummerRegistration NOT AvailableCollege Closed 12/24/10 - 01/02/11January 3, Monday College Administrative Offices ReopenJanuary 3, Monday Priority Registration for Summer 2011 all StudentsContinuesJanuary 17, Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Day--College ClosedJanuary 18, Tuesday Spring Semester - Classes BeginMarch 21, Monday - Spring Recess Administrative Offices Open 3/21 - 3/25March 27, Sunday until 5 pmApril 25, Monday Payment for Priority Registrations for Summer 2011 DueApril 25, Monday - Registrations for Summer 2011 ContinuesMay 20, Friday Payment Due Upon RegistrationMay 23, Monday Summer Session 1 - Classes BeginMay 23, 24Add/Drop Period for Summer Session 1 ClassesMonday, TuesdayMay 23, Monday - Registration Continues for Summer Session 2 ClassesJune 30, Thursday ONLY. Payment Due Upon RegistrationMay 30, Monday Memorial Day Holiday--College ClosedJuly 4, MondayIndependence Day – College ClosedJuly 5, TuesdaySummer Session 2 - Classes BeginJuly 5, 6Add/Drop PeriodTuesday, WednesdaySee Full ACADEMIC CALENDAR on the Records & Registration’s Web Page atwww.sunyorange.edu for IMPORTANT academic dates such as drop dates duringthe Spring and Summer 2011 semester.4

Spring/Summer2011Registration ScheduleRegistration For: Spring 2011Date\Timeswhen RegistrationPeriod BeginsALL Health Profession majors andALL currently enrolled degree-seekingstudents with 30 or more creditscompletedAll currently enrolled orreadmitted studentsNew Students enrollingfor the first timeRegistration for ALL StudentscontinuesMonday, 11/15/10beginning at 8:00amthrough Friday,12/17/10Tuesday, 11/16/10beginning at 8:00amthrough Friday,12/17/10Monday, 11/29/10begining at 8:00 amthrough Friday,12/17/10.(See Advising Centerpage on SUNY Orangewebsite for moredetails).Monday, 1/3/11through Friday,1/14/11 at 4:30 pm(Web Registrationends at this time)Spring 2011PaymentDue DateNo later than1/3/11No later than1/3/11No later than1/3/11Payment due uponregistrationSummer 2011Date\Timeswhen RegistrationPeriod BeginsMonday, 11/15/10beginning at8:00am throughFriday, 4/22/11Tuesday, 11/16/10beginning at8:00am throughFriday, 4/22/11Monday, 11/29/10beginning at8:00am throughFriday, 4/22/11Registration OptionsIn-person: Follow the schedule listed above. A registration form(signed by an advisor if you are a degree-seeking student), proof ofresidency, and proof of immunization (for students registering for 6 ormore credits) are required to complete registration.Mail-in: for Continuing, Readmitted, or Non-degree seekingStudents Only.Spring 2011: Postmarked no later than January 3, 2011Summer 2011:Summer 1: Postmarked no later than May 4, 2011Summer 2: Postmarked no later than June 15, 2011On-Line Registration: Students meeting specific institutional criteriamay register on-line through Self-Service Banner. These studentswhen they meet with their advisor are given a Registration PIN #,and as long as they have no holds preventing registration, can registervia the web beginning on either November 16th or November 17th.Instructions on how to register on-line can be found at: http://www.sunyorange.edu/counseling/advisement/docs/webregistration_005.pdfNote: There will be two separate Registration PIN numbers, one forthe Spring 2011 semester and another for the Summer 2011 semester.Payment Dates, Payment Options, and ResidenceEvery Student must submit payment, a signed Student Bill withpayment method indicated, and proof of legal residence.Payment Dates for Spring 2011 and Summer 2011January 3, 2011 Payment for Spring 2011 is due for all studentsenrolled. Those students choosing the payment plan as their paymentmethod must select a plan and enroll by one of the payment due dateslisted under Payment Plan Options.April 25, 2011 Payment for Summer 2011 is due for all studentsenrolled. Students registering after this date for summer sessions mustcomplete payment upon registration.Monday, 4/25/11through:Summer 1: 5/20/11Summer 2: 6/30/11Summer 2011PaymentDue DateNo later thanMonday, 4/25/11No later thanMonday, 4/25/11No later thanMonday, 4/25/11Payment due uponregistration****Payment Plan Options***TuitionPay Payment Plan Spring 2011December 1, 2010 first payment due on4 payment plan (1/4 of tuition and fees plus$35.00 enrollment fee) orJanuary 3, 2011 first payment due on3 payment plan (1/3 of tuition and fees plus$35.00 enrollment fee).The TuitionPay Payment Plan allowsstudents to pay their tuition and fees in monthlyinstallments. Select a payment plan option to fityour personal budget, complete the enrollmentform, and submit the payment due along withthe $35.00 enrollment fee by either December1 for the four payment plan or by January 3for the three payment plan. Late enrolleescan join the plan after these dates; however, thepayment due will increase to 50% of tuition andfees.Call TuitionPay at 1-800-635-0120 or enrollon-line at www.sunyorange.edu/bursar selectPayment Options-TuitionPay Link. Pleasenote the payment plan is not available for thesummer session.Other Payment OptionsPayment options include cash (Middletown only), money order, check,or credit card: VISA, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover card,finalized financial aid, third-party contracts, or the TuitionPay Plan. Foryour convenience, payment by credit card or ACH may also be madeon-line at www.sunyorange.edu/bursar. Select Payment Options-Make On-Line Payment Now and follow the instructions for submittingpayment. A $10.00 convenience fee is charged. Please note: the Bursardoes not accept credit card payments by telephone.ResidenceTo qualify for NY resident tuition rates a student must have maintained alegal residence in NY State for one year and in the county for six monthsimmediately preceding the first day of the semester. All NY State residents,who do not complete the residence requirement, will be charged as a nonresident.Proof of residence must be submitted annually.Students, who register for classes but who fail to complete the paymentprocess or attend classes, will incur a tuition liability if they do not withdraw(by completing a Drop form) before the start date of the semester.Changes to ScheduleA Drop/Add occurs when a student makes changes to his/her scheduleafter registration. For degree-seeking students, an advisor’s signature isrequired for any schedule change. For degree-seeking students, an advisor’ssignature is required for any schedule change except for Physical Educationactivity courses (PES 101 and above).Students may add open semester courses and/or change sections if thecourses have met the equivalent of one week. The signatures of theInstructor, Department Chair and Registrar are required. A fee of $10 percourse is charged up to a maximum of $25.Part-time students who both add and drop courses after the semester beginsmay incur both partial tuition and fees costs for the dropped course as wellas the full tuition and fees costs for the additional course unless the add anddrop is for the same course in the same session.Students who wish to register for a closed (filled) class are required toobtain permission from the Instructor, Department Chair, and Registrar.5

Spring/Summer 2011Registration StepsIf I am a...New degreeseekingstudentContinuingstudentReadmit studentpreviouslyenrolled but havenot attendedsince Fall 2009Non-degreeseekingstudentThen I need to:File an application for admission, readmission or X X Xcomplete the Personal Data SheetComplete Assessment Testing or apply for a waiverXProvide Proof of Immunization if I plan to register X Xfor 6 or more creditsClear any Holds X X X XAttend a new start sessionXMeet with an academic advisor for program approval X X X (optional)Register for classes during the registration period X X X XProvide Proof of Residency(a new form must be submitted annually)X X X XComplete payment or Finalize payment arrangements X X X XNew Student – a degree-seeking student who has applied and been admitted to the college in an approveddegree or certificate programContinuing Student – a degree-seeking student who was enrolled last semester in an approved degree or certificateprogramVisiting Student – a student currently enrolled at another college or university. Visiting students planning totransfer credit to their home institution should seek approval from their school before registering.Readmit Student – a degree-seeking student who is returning to an approved degree or certificate program afteran absence of two or more semesters. (Someone who has not attended since Fall 2009)Non-degree seeking Student – a student who has received a high school diploma or GED but has not applied orbeen admitted to an approved degree or certificate program at the college. Non-degree students are not eligiblefor financial aid and are limited to cumulative enrollment 11.5 credits.June 2011 High School Graduates – If you wish to register for a Summer Session 1 course, you must apply andqualify for the College Experience Program. Call Admissions at (845) 341-4030.Complete details on all of the Registration Steps can be found in the Policies and Procedures section of thisbrochure. For your convenience the following forms are also included: Personal Data Sheet (for Non-DegreeSeeking Students), Credit Course Registration Form, Residency Form, and Immunization Form.6

Tuition and Fees Schedule*The following schedule of tuition and fees applies to the Spring and Summer2011 semester at Orange County Community College. A resident of NewYork is one who has maintained legal residence in the State for one year andin the County for six months immediately preceding the first day of classes.(See Residence Information and Certificate of Residence on page 8.)Full-Time Student Tuition (12+ credits):New York State resident .............. $1850.00Non-Resident ....................... $3700.00Part-Time Student Tuition:New York State resident .............. $154.00 per credit hour$77.00 per half creditNon- resident ....................... $308.00 per credit hourNOTE: Tuition for credit courses taken for audit (no-credit)is the same as if the course were taken for credit.NOTE: All Tuition and Fees charged are based upon the numberof credits enrolled for each semester.Mandatory Fees:Student Activity Fee:Full-time (12+ credit/unit) ..........................68.00Part-time (.5 – 11.5 credit/unit) .......................5.00Insurance Fee:Full-time (12+credits). ..............................9.00Part-time (.5-11.5 credits). ...........................2.00Technology Fee:Full-time (12+credits). ............................125.00Part-time (.5-11.5 credits). .............$10.00 per credit hourCultural Affairs Fee:Full Time (12+credits) ............................ $10.00Part Time (.5-11.5 credits) .......................... $5.00College Fees:Assessment Fee (non-refundable). ....................25.00Admission Application Fee (non-refundable) ...........30.00Readmission Application Fee (non-refundable). .........20.00Graduation Fee ...................................50.00Transcript Fee .....................................5.00Distance Learning Fee (per applicable course) ..........50.00 non-refundableLaboratory Fee (per applicable fee) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30.00 non-refundableMalpractice Insurance Fee (per applicable courses) .......7.50 non-refundableLate Registration Fee ..............................10.00 per course25.00 maximumReturned Check fee. ...............................25.00 per checkPre-licensure Diagnostic Test ........................40.00Foreign check handling fee, per check. ................10.00(plus any additional bank fees)Advance Deposit (non-refundable). ...................50.00Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapist,Dental Hygiene, Radiologic Tech., Med-Lab Tech.Tutorial Fee (non-refundable). .......................30.00Deletion/Late Registration Fee. ......................50.00*The College reserves the right to increase tuition and fees upon approvalof the Board of Trustees.Tuition does not include the cost of books.Red Flag Policy (Identity Theft Prevention)Orange County Community College is committed to preventing fraudassociated with the misuse of identifying information (identity theft) ofstaff, students, faculty, or others who have relationships with the Collegeto obtain educational or financial services. In compliance with the FederalTrade Commission’s Red Flags Rule (16 CFR 681.2) the College will requireall individuals requesting services to provide a SUNY Orange IdentificationCard, driver’s license, or other government issued identification (with photo).Refund PolicyStudents who officially withdraw from a credit course or from theCollege may be eligible for a refund of tuition and appropriateshare of fees in accordance with the following schedule.Spring Full SemesterClasses start Tuesday, January 18, 2011Prior to the start date of the semester – 01/14/11 ......100%During the first week – (1/18/11-1/24/11). ............75%During the second week – (1/25/11-1/31/11) ..........50%During the third week – (2/01/11-2/07/11) ............25%After the third week – (starting 2/08/11). ..............0%First Half classes: start date 01/18/11Prior to the start date of the semester – 01/14/11 ......100%During the first week – (1/18/11-1/24/11). ............25%After the first week – (starting 1/25/11) ...............0%Second Half Classes: start date 3/10/11Prior to the start date of the semester – (3/10/11) ......100%During the first week – (3/10/11-3/16/11). ............25%After the first week – (starting 3/17/11) ...............0%Summer 2011 Classes:Summer 2011 session I starts 5/23/11Summer 2011 session II starts 7/5/11The summer sessions are considered one semester.Prior to the start date of the session .......100% refundSummer Session 1 start date ................... 05/23/11Summer Session 2 start date ................... 07/05/11During the first week. ....................25% refundSummer Session 1 ....................05/23/11-05/29/11Summer Session 2 ...................07/05/11-07/11/11Starting the second week. ..................0% refundSummer Session 1 ........................... 05/30/11Summer Session 2 ........................... 07/12/11The first day that classes are offered as scheduled by the college,shall be considered the first day of the semester, and the firstweek of classes for purposes of this section, shall be deemed tohave ended when seven calendar days, including the first day ofclasses, have elapsed.Spring refunds are processed and mailed approximately six weeksafter the beginning of the semester. Summer refunds are processedand mailed four weeks after the start of the semester. No moneyshall be refunded unless application for the refund is made withinone year after the end of the term for which the tuition requestedto be refunded was paid to the college. Inquiries regarding refundpolicy should be directed in writing to the SUNY Orange BusinessOffice Refund Review Board. Inquiries regarding refund policyshould be directed in writing to the Office of the Vice President ofStudent Services, c/o Tuition Credit Review Committee, OrangeCounty Community College, 115 South Street, Middletown, NY10940. Tuition request forms are available at sunyorange.edu or atthe Bursar’s Office.Title IV Federal Refund PolicyTitle IV Federal Financial Aid Students who withdraw or stopattending the college during the first 60% of the semester havetheir financial aid recalculated according to the Higher EducationAmendments of 1998, 34 CFR part 668.22. Some grant recipientsmay owe repayment to both the institution and the Federal governmentas the result of this recalculation.7

Spring/Summer2011ResidenceInformationA resident of New York State is one who hasmaintained legal residence in the State for oneyear and in the County for six months immediatelypreceding the first day of classes. Proof of residencemust be submitted at the time of registrationaccording to the instructions below. Anapplication for Certificate of Residence is printedon this page of the Bulletin to your right for youruse. A new application must accompany alladdress changes.1. Orange County Residents:Complete Application for Certificate ofResidence, have it notarized and submitthe completed form to the College atregistration by mail or in person.2. New York State Residents fromCounties other than OrangeCounty: Complete Application forCertificate of Residence and turn it into your County Treasurer. You willreceive a Certificate of Residence fromthe Treasurer. Submit this form to theCollege at registration by mail or inperson. Students who fail to submit avalid Certificate of Residence will becharged double tuition.3. New York State Residents whohave lived in more than one county duringthe past 6 months must complete anApplication for Certificate of Residencefor each county in which they haveresided and proceed as indicated in (1)and (2) of these instructions.4. Non-residents of New YorkState (living less than one year in theState) are charged out-of-state tuitionand do not need to submit proof ofresidence at registration. 5. All foreign students who havenot held a permanent residentalien card for one year are classifiedas out-of-state residents andpay out-of-state tuition. A copy ofPermanent Resident Alien Card (front/back) is required.6. Military personnel must submitcopies of their PCS orders or DD214.AFFIDAVIT (OR AFFIRMATION) AND APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF RESIDENCE,PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 6301 AND 6305 OF THE EDUCATION LAW,IN CONNECTION WITH ATTENDANCE AT ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE*STATE OF NEW YORK, Semester: Fall ______ Spring _____COUNTY OF ___________________ Summer I ________ II__________Name____________________________ Social Security # __________________Addresses:Dates of ResidencyStreet City County State ZipPrevious (if less than 2 years at current.)From_______ To ________From_______ To ________From_______ To ________Mailing Address: ____________________________________________________(If Different Than Above)Citizenship: United States Citizen __________ Permanent Resident Alien# _____________Date of Issue ________________________ATTACH A COPY OF YOUR PERMANENT RESIDENT ALIEN CARD.I hereby swear (or affirm) that I reside at the above stated address; that I now am and have for aperiod of at least one year immediately prior to the date of this affidavit (or affirmation) andapplication been a legal resident of the State of New York; that I now am and have been for aperiod of at least six (6) months** immediately prior to the date of this affidavit (or affirmation)and application a legal resident of the County of _______________. I further state I plan to enrollin Orange County Community College and that this affidavit (or affirmation) and application ismade for the sole purpose of securing from the Chief Fiscal Officer of the Countyof_______________________ a certificate of residence pursuant to the requirements of Article126 of the Education Law.I hereby swear (or affirm) that I reside legally at the above home address and that I have, for twoyears immediately prior to the date of this affidavit (or affirmation) and application, resided asstated above.Sworn to (or affirmed) before me thisSignature of Applicant* Education Law, section 6305, provides: “the chief fiscal officer of each county, as defined in section 2.00 of the localfinance law, shall upon application and submission to him of satisfactory evidence, issue to any person desiring to enrollin a community college as a non-resident student, a certificate of residence showing that said person is a resident of saidcounty.... such person shall, upon his registration for each college year, file with the college such a certificate ofresidence issued not earlier than two months prior thereto, and such certificate of residence shall be valid for a period ofone year from the date of issuance.” Education law, section 6301, paragraph 4, defines: “resident” a person who hasresided in the state for a period of at least one year and in the county, city, town, intermediate school district of schooldistrict, as the case may be, or a period of at least six months, both immediately preceding the date of such person’sregistration in a community college or, for the purposes of section 6305 of this chapter, his application for a certificate ofresidence.** In the event that a person qualified as above for state residence, but has been a resident of two or more counties in thestate during the six months immediately preceding his/her application for a certificate of residence pursuant to section6305 of this chapter, the charges to the counties of residence shall be allocated among the several counties proportionalto the number of months, or major fraction thereof, of residence in each county.DateThis space for use of Chief Fiscal Office of County________ day of ____________, 20_____ Certificate Issued ( ) Certificate Denied ( )Notary Public or Commissioner of DeedsDate________ By______________8

Welcome to MySUNYOrange!Spring/Summer 2011Online Services at MySUNYOrangeFor your convenience, SUNY Orange offers several online servicesthat are available at MySUNYOrange. These online services provideinstant access to your student records (Banner), e-mail(G-Mail) and online courses (Angel).Once logged in to Banner, you can:— access registration to drop/add courses— print a copy of your schedule— search for class times and availability— view holds on your account— examine a detailed summary of your academic program— view mid-term and final grades, review your paymenthistory, check financial aid and tax information— print an unofficial transcript.You can also send and receive e-mails via G-mail, collaboratewith classmates and professors through Angel and conductresearch by accessing the Library Databases (note that access tothe Library databases requires specific usernames and passwordsand is not covered with your Single Sign-on account).These services can be accessed via the MySUNYOrange linklocated near the top right of the College’s home page (www.sunyorange.edu) shown at right. Upon reaching theMySUNYOrange page, you will be asked to insert your usernameand password, which will then direct you a landing page (shownat right) where you may link to the various online services, viewthe College calendar for that day, see recent announcementsand locate helpful informational links.All students should also be aware that the College has establishede-mail as the official means of communication with students (the policy isincluded below). Mass communications to students will be in the form of ane-mail newsletter entitled “Student Grapevine.” When necessary, students mayalso receive personalized official e-mail notifications from such College departmentsas financial aid, bursar, advising and counseling, or registrar.The Student Grapevine will include announcements, schedules of events, and notificationsof College deadlines An online version of the Student Grapevine will beposted to the College’s web site.SUNY Orange Student E-mail PolicyAssignment of E-mail AddressSUNY Orange assigns an e-mail address (@sunyorange.edu) to each registeredstudent. This College-issued e-mail account will be designated as the student’sofficial e-mail address when administrative and academic departments need tocommunicate with students.College ResponsibilityThe College is responsible for communicating with students in a timely and accurateway about changes in policies, procedures and deadlines that affect them.The College will select the most appropriate method (mail, telephone, e-mail) toconvey pertinent information to specific groups of students. In some cases, e-mailmay be used exclusively. Routine announcements, administrative and academicdates and deadlines, and information of a general nature will typically only besent by e-mail.Student ResponsibilityStudents are responsible for receiving, reading, responding to and complying withofficial e-mail communications sent by the College. Because information may betime-sensitive, students are encouraged to check their e-mail regularly (daily, severaltimes weekly) throughout the semester.Students who opt to redirect their @sunyorange.edu e-mail account to anotherpersonal e-mail account do so at their own risk. The College is not responsible fore-mail that is not delivered to a forwarded address or for spam filters that mayblock e-mail messages. The student’s failure to receive or read e-mail communicationsdoes not constitute an excuse for missing College communications or meetingCollege deadlines.9

Spring 2011Day and Evening Credit Courses (Evening Courses are Boxed and Shaded)1. Credit courses may also be taken for no credit (audit)2. TBA represents to be announced.3. We reserve the right to change instructors and program offerings.Middletown CampusSUNY ORANGECRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorACCOUNTING (BUSINESS DEPT.)20887 ACC 101 DF Accounting Principles 1 4 LEC HA 210 MW 11: 00AM 12: 50PM Stack20886 ACC 101 KM Accounting Principles 1 4 LEC HA 210 TR 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Goldberg20889 ACC 102 BC Accounting Principles 2* 4 LEC HA 212 MW 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Confrey*Prerequisite: ACC 10120873 ACC 111 N Personal Finance* 3 LEC HA 217 T 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Stack*Hybrid Course - see box page 2020893 ACC 153 FG Financial Accounting 4 LEC HA 214 MW 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Goldberg20894 ACC 153 IJ Financial Accounting 4 LEC HA 214 TR 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Goldberg20895 ACC 154 BC Managerial Accounting* 4 LEC HA 214 MW 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Stack20897 ACC 154 KM Managerial Accounting* 4 LEC HA 207 TR 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Stack*Prerequisite: ACC 153 or ACC 101 and ACC 10220935 ACC 202 DF Intermediate Accounting 2* 4 LEC HA 211A MW 11: 00AM 12: 50PM Vondras*Prerequisite: ACC 20120936 ACC 205 N Accounting w/Microcomp. Appl.*+ 3 LEC HA 217 R 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Stack*Hybrid Course - see box page 20+Prerequisite: ACC 102 and BUS 161 or ACC 153 and BUS 16120938 ACC 220 A Accounting Internship*+ 3 INT HA 210 W 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Vondras*Prerequisite: Permission of instructor+Hybrid Course - see box page 20EVENING20888 ACC 101 EA Accounting Principles 1 4 LEC HA 212 M 06: 30PM 10: 15PM Ruggles23059 ACC 102 EN Accounting Principles 2* 4 LEC HA 212 R 06: 30PM 10: 15PM Loiola*Prerequisite: ACC 10120892 ACC 153 EJ Financial Accounting 4 LEC HA 214 W 06: 30PM 10: 15PM Finn20896 ACC 154 EF Managerial Accounting* 4 LEC HA 207 T 06: 00PM 09: 45PM Shustack*Prerequisite: ACC 153 or ACC 101 and ACC 10220934 ACC 201 EF Intermediate Accounting 1* 4 LEC HA 211A T 06: 30PM 10: 15PM Racette*ACC 154 and BUS 161 or ACC 102 and BUS 161, or permission of Dept. Chair20944 ACC 214 EJ Accounting Practice* 4 LEC HA 210 W 05: 00PM 08: 45PM Goldberg*Prerequisite: ACC 102 and BUS 161 or ACC 153 and BUS 161DISTANCE LEARNING20891 ACC 153 DL Financial Accounting* 4 LEC VIR WWW Vondras*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 2010

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorANTHROPOLOGY (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)20499 ANT 101 B Cultural & Social Anthropology 3 LEC LIB 130 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Harris20500 ANT 101 J Cultural & Social Anthropology 3 LEC HU 207 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Kass22542 ANT 103 F Archaeology & Prehistory 3 LEC LIB 130 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM HarrisSpring 2011EVENING22005 ANT 101 EF Cultural & Social Anthropology 3 LEC HU 211 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM DellasalaARCHITECTURE (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)20838 ARC 101 F Architectural Graphics* 3 LEC BT 353 MW 12: 30PM 01: 20PM Rice-Woytowick21411 ARC 101 L1 Architectural Graphics Lab* LAB BT 353 MW 01: 30PM 02: 50PM Rice-Woytowick*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section20839 ARC 102 M Adv. Architectural Graphics* 3 LEC BT 355 TR 12: 30PM 01: 20PM Rice-Woytowick20840 ARC 102 L1 Adv Archict Graphics Lab* LAB BT 355 TR 01: 30PM 02: 50PM Rice-Woytowick*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section20841 ARC 112 O Architectural Design 2* 3 LEC BT 203 W 03: 00PM 03: 50PM Collins20842 ARC 112 L1 Architectural Design 2 Lab* LAB BT 353 W 04: 00PM 07: 50PM Collins*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section20845 ARC 206 A Working Drawings 2* 4 LEC BT 355 M 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Warren20846 ARC 206 L1 Working Drawings 2 Lab* LAB BT 355 W 08: 00AM 10: 50AM WarrenBT 355 M 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Warren*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section22035 ARC 212 I Architectural Design 4* 4 LEC BT 355 TR 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Rice-Woytowick22037 ARC 212 L1 Architectural Design 4 Lab* LAB BT 355 TR 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Rice-Woytowick*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section22038 ARC 215 P Architecture Thru 18th Century 3 LEC BT 301 TR 04: 00PM 05: 15PM Moegenburg20849 ARC 221 M Strength of Materials 3 LEC BT 201 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM VonAppen22833 CAD 102 D CAD 2* 2 LEC BT 355 W 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Collins22834 CAD 102 L1 CAD 2 Lab* LAB BT 355 W 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Collins*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab sectionEVENING20836 ARC 106 EF Building Materials & Methods 2* 4 LEC BT 358 T 05: 30PM 07: 20PM Rifkin20837 ARC 106 L1 Building Mater & Meth 2 Lab* 0 LAB BT 355 F 08: 00AM 11: 50AM Rifkin*Students who enroll in ARC 106 EF must also enroll in day lab ARC 106 L120843 ARC 220 EA Mechanical & Electrical Equip 3 LEC BT 119 M 06: 00PM 08: 50PM STAFF21546 CAD 102 EN CAD 2* 2 LEC BT 355 R 05: 30PM 06: 20PM Hassler21547 CAD 102 LY CAD 2 Lab* LAB BT 355 R 06: 30PM 08: 20PM Hassler*Student must register for both the evening lecture and the evening lab sectionART (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)Note: Studio Art classes may involve extra costs for materials20746 ART 101 BD Intro to Art 3 LEC HA 115 F 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Bleach20748 ART 101 GH Intro to Art 3 LEC HA 115 MW 01: 30PM 02: 45PM Bleach20749 ART 101 M Intro to Art 3 LEC HA 115 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM O’Malley-Satz20745 ART 101 O Intro to Art 3 LEC HA 115 M 03: 00PM 05: 45PM Bleach20725 ART 103 BC Drawing 1 2 LS HA 113 MW 09: 00AM 10: 15AM Giragosian20728 ART 104 FH Drawing 2* 2 LS HA 115 F 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Bleach*Prerequisite: ART 10323117 ART 107 M Design 1 3 LL HA 113 TR 12: 30PM 02: 45PM Slater-Tanner20731 ART 108 IJ Design 2 3 LL HA 115 TR 09: 00AM 10: 50AM O’Malley-Satz20734 ART 111 BC Color 2 LS HA 115 MW 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Slater-TannerRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4711

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End Instructor12ART (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.) continued22663 ART 111 IK Color 2 LS HA 113 R 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Litow20733 ART 114 KN Painting 2* 3 LS HA 117 TR 12: 00PM 02: 10PM Eisman*Prerequisite: ART 11320735 ART 118 HO Figure Drawing 2* 3 LS HA 113 MW 02: 00PM 04: 15PM Eisman*Prerequisite ART 11720751 ART 120 BC Photography 2*+ 3 LL OH PHOT MW 09: 00AM 10: 50AM O’Hara-Whipple*Students must have a 35mm or larger camera. Cost for supplies and materials is approximately $200 per semester.+Prerequisite: ART 11922597 ART 122 DF Digital Photography 2*+ 3 LL OH 033 MW 11: 00AM 12: 50PM O’Hara-Whipple*Students are required to have a digital camera of at least 5 mega-pixels+Prerequisite: ART 12120738 ART 123 KP Visual Com & Graphics Design 1 3 LL OH 039 R 12: 00PM 03: 45PM Litow20739 ART 124 AD Visual Com & Graphics Design 2*+ 3 LL OH 039 F 08: 00AM 11: 45AM Litow20741 ART 124 KP Visual Com & Graphics Design 2*+ 3 LL OH 039 T 12: 00PM 03: 45PM Litow*Prerequisite: ART 123 or permission of instructor and Dept. Chair+Lab component built into these sections21375 ART 128 J History of Art 2 3 LEC HA 111 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Slater-Tanner21376 ART 131 BD History of Animation* 1 LEC HA 111 F 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Slater-Tanner*Course runs 5 consecutive Fridays - Feb. 25, Mar. 4, 11, 18, Apr. 122085 ART 191 HO Sugarloaf, Surrealism, & Selig* 1 LEC OCF TBA F 02: 00PM 04: 45PM Slater-Tanner*Course runs 5 consecutive Fridays - Feb. 25, Mar. 4, 11, 18, Apr. 123113 ART 192 FG Sequential Art: Comics & Illustration 3 LL HA 113 MW 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Nickerson23160 ART 205 GH Women in Art 3 LEC HA 111 MW 01: 30PM 02: 45PM Slater-Tanner21508 ART 207 M Non-Western Art 3 LEC HA 111 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM STAFF23145 ART 226 FH Web Design 2 3 LL OH 039 W 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Seay*Prerequisite: ART 124 or permission of instructor or Dept. Chair20742 ART 224 BD Visual Com & Graphics Design 4* 2 LL OH 039 W 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Litow*Prerequisite: ART 223 or permission of instructor or Dept. Chair20753 ART 225 FO Web Design 1 3 LL OH 039 F 12: 00PM 03: 45PM Seay22042 ART 230 X1 Arts & Communication Practicum*+ 1 PRC HA GAL Lehtinen22062 ART 230 Y1 Arts & Communication Practicum*+ 1 PRC HA GAL Slater-Tanner*Required: Prerequisite ART 230 X2 or Y2. Dept. Chair or instructor signature is required.+These sections are practicum only.20392 ART 230 X2 Arts & Communication Practicum*+ 2 PRC HA GAL M 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Lehtinen21377 ART 230 Y2 Arts & Communication Practicum*+ 2 PRC HA GAL M 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Slater-Tanner*Permission required by Department Chair or instructor.+These sections contain a lecture component.EVENING20747 ART 101 EA Intro to Art 3 LEC HA 115 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Weiss23112 ART 101 EJ Intro to Art 3 LEC HA 113 W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM O’Malley-Satz20726 ART 103 EF Drawing 1 2 LS HA 115 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Eisman20727 ART 104 EN Drawing 2* 2 LS HA 115 R 04: 00PM 06: 45PM O’Malley-Satz*Prerequisite: ART 10320730 ART 108 EJ Design 2* 3 LL HA 115 W 04: 00PM 07: 30PM Seay*Prerequisite: ART 10720732 ART 113 EJ Painting 1 3 LS HA 117 W 05: 30PM 09: 50PM Miiller22795 ART 121 EA Digital Photography 1* 3 LL OH 033 M 04: 00PM 06: 45PM O’Hara-Whipple*Students are required to have a digital camera of at least 5 mega-pixels20737 ART 123 EN Visual Com & Graphics Design 1 3 LL OH 039 R 06: 00PM 09: 45PM Nozell22041 ART 124 EF Visual Com & Graphics Design 2* 3 LL OH 039 T 06: 30PM 10: 15PM Litow*Prerequisite: ART 123 or permission of instructor and Dept. Chair21373 ART 128 EF History of Art 2 3 LEC HA 111 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Slater-Tanner20743 ART 224 EJ Visual Com & Graphics Design 4* 2 LL OH 039 W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Nozell*Prerequisite: ART 223 or permission of instructor or Dept. Chair

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorDISTANCE LEARNING21561 ART 101 DL Intro to Art* 3 LEC VIR WWW Miiller20736 ART 123 DL Visual Com & Graphics Design 1* 3 LL VIR WWW Litow*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20Spring 2011ASTRONOMY (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)20623 AST 120 EA Astronomy* 3 LL HA 312 M 06: 00PM 10: 45PM Blon*Prerequisite: Tested in MAT 101 or completed MAT 020, or permission of instructorBIOLOGY (BIOLOGY DEPT.)20514 BIO 101 G General Biology 1* 4 LEC HU 107 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Merriam20515 BIO 101 L1 General Biology 1 Lab* LAB HU 105 W 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Merriam20516 BIO 101 L2 General Biology 1 Lab* LAB HU 105 F 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Merriam*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section20518 BIO 102 M General Biology 2* 4 LEC HU 103 TR 12: 00PM 01: 15PM Ely20519 BIO 102 L1 General Biology 2 Lab* LAB HU 108 T 01: 30PM 04: 20PM Ely21392 BIO 102 L2 General Biology 2 Lab* LAB HU 108 R 01: 30PM 04: 20PM Ely*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section20559 BIO 110 C Intro to Biology* 3 LEC HU 107 MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Vacura20560 BIO 110 D Intro to Biology* 3 LEC HU 103 MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Vacura20564 BIO 110 F Intro to Biology* 3 LEC BT 303 MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Ely20565 BIO 110 J Intro to Biology* 3 LEC HU 107 TR 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Alford20558 BIO 110 KM Intro to Biology* 3 LEC BT 303 TR 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Gloeckler20566 BIO 110 L1 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 T 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Vacura20568 BIO 110 L2 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 R 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Gloeckler20570 BIO 110 L3 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 R 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Gloeckler20571 BIO 110 L4 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 T 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Gloeckler20572 BIO 110 L5 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 W 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Ely20573 BIO 110 L6 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 F 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Vacura20574 BIO 110 L7 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 W 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Ely20575 BIO 110 L8 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 F 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Vacura20576 BIO 110 L9 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 W 11: 00AM 01: 50PM Alford20569 BIO 110 L10 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 R 11: 00AM 01: 50PM Jahn*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section20521 BIO 111 BC Anatomy & Physiology 1*+ 4 LEC BT 301 MW 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Jahn20524 BIO 111 FG Anatomy & Physiology 1*+ 4 LEC BT 301 MW 12: 00PM 01: 15PM Paradies20525 BIO 111 HO Anatomy & Physiology 1*+ 4 LEC BT 301 MW 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF20526 BIO 111 J Anatomy & Physiology 1*+ 4 LEC BT 203 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Morano20527 BIO 111 M Anatomy & Physiology 1*+ 4 LEC BT 311 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM STAFF20528 BIO 111 P Anatomy & Physiology 1*+ 4 LEC BT 201 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM Dorwitt20520 BIO 111 L1 Anatomy & Physiology 1 Lab* LAB BT 318 T 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Bowser20530 BIO 111 L2 Anatomy & Physiology 1 Lab* LAB BT 318 R 09: 30AM 12: 20PM Bowser20531 BIO 111 L3 Anatomy & Physiology 1 Lab* LAB BT 318 W 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Dorwitt20532 BIO 111 L4 Anatomy & Physiology 1 Lab* LAB BT 318 W 09: 00AM 11: 50AM STAFF20533 BIO 111 L5 Anatomy & Physiology 1 Lab* LAB BT 318 T 09: 00AM 11: 50AM STAFF20534 BIO 111 L6 Anatomy & Physiology 1 Lab* LAB BT 318 F 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Dorwitt*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section+ Prerequisite: AP Biology, BIO 110 or BIO 10120536 BIO 112 C Anatomy & Physiology 2*+ 4 LEC HU 103 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Traeger20541 BIO 112 F Anatomy & Physiology 2*+ 4 LEC HU 103 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Traeger20542 BIO 112 HO Anatomy & Physiology 2*+ 4 LEC BT 311 MW 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Paradies20543 BIO 112 I Anatomy & Physiology 2*+ 4 LEC BT 201 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Bowser20544 BIO 112 KM Anatomy & Physiology 2*+ 4 LEC BT 301 TR 12: 00PM 01: 15PM Paradies20545 BIO 112 P Anatomy & Physiology 2*+ 4 LEC HU 103 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM STAFFRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4713

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorBIOLOGY (BIOLOGY DEPT.) continued20546 BIO 112 L1 Anatomy & Physiology 2 Lab* LAB BT 320 T 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Paradies20548 BIO 112 L2 Anatomy & Physiology 2 Lab* LAB BT 320 W 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Bowser20549 BIO 112 L3 Anatomy & Physiology 2 Lab* LAB BT 320 F 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Dorwitt20550 BIO 112 L4 Anatomy & Physiology 2 Lab* LAB BT 320 R 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Paradies20551 BIO 112 L5 Anatomy & Physiology 2 Lab* LAB BT 320 T 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Traeger20552 BIO 112 L6 Anatomy & Physiology 2 Lab* LAB BT 320 R 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Paradies*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section+Prerequisite: BIO 11120589 BIO 123 J Prehistoric Life* 3 LEC BT 354 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Jahn20587 BIO 123 N Prehistoric Life* 3 LEC BT 201 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Jahn*The course will include a trip to the Museum of Natural History. Students are responsible for their own transportation20557 BIO 125 GH Nutrition 3 LEC BT 354 MW 01: 00PM 02: 15PM Chisamore20554 BIO 125 N Nutrition 3 LEC BT 354 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF20579 BIO 141 B Diversity of Life* 3 LEC BT 354 MW 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Merriam20580 BIO 141 H Diversity of Life* 3 LEC BT 316 MW 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Zurovchak20578 BIO 141 J Diversity of Life* 3 LEC BT 316 TR 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Zurovchak20582 BIO 141 L1 Diversity of Life Lab* LAB HU 104 T 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Merriam20583 BIO 141 L2 Diversity of Life Lab* LAB HU 104 W 10: 00AM 12: 50PM Stack20584 BIO 141 L3 Diversity of Life Lab* LAB HU 104 R 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Stack20585 BIO 141 L4 Diversity of Life Lab* LAB HU 104 F 10: 00AM 12: 50PM Stack20586 BIO 141 L5 Diversity of Life Lab* LAB HU 104 M 10: 00AM 12: 50PM Merriam20581 BIO 141 L6 Diversity of Life Lab* LAB HU 104 F 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Stack*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21404 BIO 146 F Avian Biology* 3 LEC BT 316 MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Zurovchak22076 BIO 146 L1 Avian Biology* LAB BT 316 W 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Zurovchak*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section21406 BIO 148 KM Environmental Conservation* 3 LEC BT 316 TR 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Zurovchak21407 BIO 148 L1 Environmental Conserv.Lab* LAB BT 316 T 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Zurovchak21408 BIO 148 L2 Environmental Conserv Lab* LAB BT 316 R 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Zurovchak*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21409 BIO 204 G General Botany* 4 LEC HU 103 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Vacura21410 BIO 204 L1 General Botany Lab* LAB HU 105 T 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Vacura*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section14EVENING20517 BIO 102 EA General Biology 2 4 LL HU 103 MW 06: 00PM 08: 50PM Vacura20561 BIO 110 EA Intro to Biology* 3 LEC HU 107 M 06: 00PM 07: 50PM Alford20577 BIO 110 LY Intro to Biology Lab* LAB HU 101 W 06: 00PM 08: 50PM Alford*Students who enroll in BIO 110 EA must also enroll in evening lab BIO 110 LY20562 BIO 110 EF Intro to Biology 3 LEC HU 107 T 07: 00PM 08: 50PM Beaver20567 BIO 110 LZ Intro to Biology Lab LAB HU 101 R 07: 00PM 09: 50PM Beaver*Students who enroll in BIO 110 EF must also enroll in evening lab BIO 110 LZ20563 BIO 110 EI Intro to Biology 3 LL HU 107 TR 04: 30PM 06: 50PM Beaver23167 BIO 110 XS Intro to Biology 3 LL HU 103 S 09: 00AM 10: 50AM EbbertHU 101 S 11: 00AM 01: 50PM20522 BIO 111 EA Anatomy & Physiology 1* 4 LL BT 311 MW 07: 00PM 09: 50PM Kanterman20523 BIO 111 EF Anatomy & Physiology 1*+ 4 LEC BT 303 T 07: 00PM 09: 50PM Kleinman23166 BIO 111 LZ2 Anatomy & Physiology 1*+ LAB BT 318 R 07: 00PM 09: 50PM Sniffen*Prerequisite: AP Biology, BIO 110 or BIO 101+Students who enroll in BIO 111 EF must also enroll in evening lab BIO 111 LZ222816 BIO 111 EI Anatomy & Physiology 1*+ 4 LEC BT 270 T 04: 00PM 06: 50PM Sniffen22817 BIO 111 LZ1 Anatomy & Physiology 1 Lab* LAB BT 318 R 04: 00PM 06: 50PM Sniffen*Students who enroll in BIO 111 EI must also enroll in evening lab BIO 111 LZ1+ Prerequisite: AP Biology, BIO 110 or BIO 101

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 201120537 BIO 112 EA Anatomy & Physiology 2 4 LL BT 303 MW 07: 00PM 09: 50PM Kanterman20538 BIO 112 EE Anatomy & Physiology 2 4 LL BT 303 MW 04: 00PM 06: 50PM Kanterman20539 BIO 112 EF Anatomy & Physiology 2 4 LL BT 311 TR 04: 00PM 06: 50PM Ebbert20540 BIO 112 EG Anatomy & Physiology 2* 4 LEC BT 311 T 07: 00PM 09: 50PM Traeger22865 BIO 112 LZ Anatomy & Physiology 2 Lab* LAB BT 320 R 07: 00PM 09: 50PM Traeger*Students who enroll in BIO 112 EG must also enroll in evening lab BIO 112 LZ20535 BIO 112 XS Anatomy & Physiology 2* 4 LEC BT 301 S 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Sauer20547 BIO 112 LXS Anatomy & Physiology 2* LAB BT 320 S 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Sauer*Students who enroll in BIO 112 XS must also enroll in evening lab BIO 112 LXS+Prerequisite: BIO 11123099 BIO 120 EF Biology for Today 3 LEC BT 301 T 07: 00PM 08: 15PM Jahn20555 BIO 125 EB Nutrition 3 LEC BT 354 M 04: 00PM 06: 50PM Chisamore22526 BIO 125 EJ Nutrition 3 LEC BT 203 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM LaRosa20556 BIO 125 EN Nutrition 3 LEC BT 358 R 06: 00PM 08: 50PM Chisamore22528 BIO 202 EF Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy 4 LL BT 316 TR 04: 00PM 06: 50PM JahnBT 303 TR 04: 00PM 06: 50PM Jahn23155 BIO 210 FS Study of Biological Habitats: Florida*+ 3 LL HU 107 S 9: 00AM 04: 00PM Merriam*This course meets for all-day lecture on Sat., February 12 continuing with field study in state of Florida, March 19-26.+Additional cost for Trip is $985.00Trip Deposit of $160.00 is due Dec. 17, 2010.DISTANCE LEARNING20553 BIO 120 DL Biology for Today* 3 LEC VIR WWW Jahn20588 BIO 123 DL Prehistoric Life*+ 3 LEC VIR WWW Jahn+The course will include a trip to the Museum of Natural History. Students are responsible for their own transportation*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20BUSINESS (BUSINESS DEPT.)20851 BUS 101 C Business Mathematics* 3 LEC HA 207 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Markovits20852 BUS 101 D Business Mathematics* 3 LEC HA 207 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Markovits20850 BUS 101 J Business Mathematics* 3 LEC HA 207 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Markovits*Note: This course cannot be used to fulfill the Math/Science requirement for any degree23063 BUS 103 A Intro to Business 3 LEC HA 201 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Capuano20865 BUS 103 B Intro to Business 3 LEC HA 200 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM White20867 BUS 103 C Intro to Business 3 LEC HA 200 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Fiorello20868 BUS 103 D Intro to Business 3 LEC HA 200 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Fiorello20871 BUS 103 F Intro to Business 3 LEC HA 211B MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM White21259 BUS 103 J Intro to Business 3 LEC HA 211B TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Fiorello20866 BUS 103 M Intro to Business 3 LEC HA 211B TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Fiorello20875 BUS 105 C Business and Society 3 LEC HA 203 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM White20874 BUS 105 J Business and Society 3 LEC HA 203 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Brooks22099 BUS 161 B Comp Applications for Business 3 LEC HA 210 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Lanausse22092 BUS 161 BD Comp Applications for Business 3 LEC HA 212 F 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Sanchez22090 BUS 161 C Comp Applications for Business 3 LEC HA 210 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Lanausse22093 BUS 161 J Comp Applications for Business* 3 LEC HA 212 R 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Sanchez*Hybrid Course - see box page 2022094 BUS 161 M Comp Applications for Business 3 LEC HA 212 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Sanchez23064 BUS 201 A Business Law 1 3 LEC HA 200 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Markovits20924 BUS 201 C Business Law 1 3 LEC HA 211B MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Markovits20926 BUS 201 M Business Law 1 3 LEC HA 200 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Markovits21266 BUS 202 A Business Law 2* 3 LEC HA 211B MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Guertin20927 BUS 202 B Business Law 2* 3 LEC HA 211B MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Guertin20930 BUS 202 D Business Law 2* 3 LEC HA 211B MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Markovits21267 BUS 202 I Business Law 2* 3 LEC HA 201 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Guertin*Prerequisite: BUS 201Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4715

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorBUSINESS (BUSINESS DEPT.) continued20910 BUS 203 B Business Communications 3 LEC HA 211A MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Messina20912 BUS 203 C Business Communications 3 LEC HA 211A MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Messina20915 BUS 205 B Business Statistics 3 LEC HA 207 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Markovits23065 BUS 207 B Intro to Intern’l Business 3 LEC HA 203 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Brooks20877 BUS 207 D Intro to Intern’l Business 3 LEC HA 203 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM BrooksEVENING23061 BUS 101 EF Business Mathematics* 3 LEC HA 203 T 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Smith*Note: This course cannot be used to fulfill the Math/Science requirement for any degree20870 BUS 103 EN Intro to Business 3 LEC HA 211B R 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Borko20876 BUS 105 EA Business and Society 3 LEC HA 203 M 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Brooks22095 BUS 161 EN Comp Applications for Business 3 LEC HA 210 R 05: 15PM 08: 00PM Gann20925 BUS 201 EF Business Law 1 3 LEC HA 200 T 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Markovits21268 BUS 202 EJ Business Law 2* 3 LEC HA 211B W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Napoletano*Prerequisite: BUS 20120911 BUS 203 EA Business Communications 3 LEC HA 210 M 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Thayer20916 BUS 205 EA Business Statistics 3 LEC HA 207 M 06: 30PM 09: 15PM MarkovitsDISTANCE LEARNING23060 BUS 105 DL Business and Society* 3 LEC VIR WWW Angerame20885 BUS 111 DL E-Business Principles* 3 LEC VIR WWW Fleming22046 BUS 203 DL Business Communications*+ 3 LEC VIR WWW Haring-Robinson*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20+Required: one evening class meeting on campus for oral presentations. Date TBA20878 BUS 207 DL Intro to Intern’l Business* 3 LEC VIR WWW Brooks*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20CHEMISTRY (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)21420 CHM 104 MN Applied Chemistry 2* 3 LEC HO 001 TR 01: 30PM 02: 20PM MacMahon, C.21423 CHM 104 L1 Applied Chemistry 2 Lab* LAB HO 002 T 02: 30PM 05: 20PM MacMahon, C.*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section20590 CHM 105 B General Chemistry 1*+ 4 LEC HO 001 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM MacMahon, C.20592 CHM 105 L1 General Chemistry 1 Lab* LAB HO 007 T 08: 00AM 10: 50AM MacMahon, C.20591 CHM 105 L2 General Chemistry 1 Lab* LAB HO 007 R 08: 00AM 10: 50AM MacMahon, C.*Students must register for both the lecture and a lab section+Prerequisite: MAT 102 or Math Placement test into MAT 12120593 CHM 106 C General Chemistry 2*+ 4 LEC HO 001 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM MacMahon, T.20594 CHM 106 D General Chemistry 2*+ 4 LEC HO 001 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM MacMahon, T.20596 CHM 106 L1 General Chemistry 2 Lab* LAB HO 002 R 08: 00AM 10: 50AM MacMahon, T.20597 CHM 106 L2 General Chemistry 2 Lab* LAB HO 002 R 02: 00PM 04: 50PM MacMahon, T.22533 CHM 106 L3 General Chemistry 2 Lab* LAB HO 002 T 08: 00AM 10: 50AM MacMahon, T.*Students must register for both a lecture and a lab section.+Prerequisite: CHM 105 or permission of department chair20619 CHM 120 F Elem. of Chemistry & Physics*+ 3 LEC HO 001 MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM MacMahon, C.20621 CHM 120 L1 Elem. of Chemistry & Phys Lab* LAB HO 007 W 02: 00PM 03: 50PM MacMahon, C.*Students who enroll in CHM 120 F must also enroll in CHM 120 L1 lab.+Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 020 or placement test into MAT 101 or higher20620 CHM 120 G Elements of Chemistry & Physics*+ 3 LEC HO 001 MW 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Fritsche20622 CHM 120 L2 Elements of Chem & Phys Lab* LAB HO 007 R 02: 30PM 04: 20PM Fritsche*Students who enroll in CHM 120 G must also enroll in CHM 120 L2 lab.+Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 020 or placement test into MAT 101 or higher16

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 2011EVENING22286 CHM 105 EA General Chemistry 1* 4 LL HO 001 M 03: 00PM 05: 50PM FritscheHO 002 W 03: 00PM 05: 50PM Fritsche*Prerequisite: MAT 102 or Math Placement test into MAT 12120595 CHM 106 EA General Chemistry 2* 4 LL HO 002 MW 06: 00PM 08: 45PM MacMahon*Prerequisite: CHM 105 or permission of department chair20615 CHM 120 EA Elements. of Chemistry & Physics* 3 LL HO 007 M 06: 00PM 09: 45PM Biddle20614 CHM 120 EF Elements. of Chemistry & Physics* 3 LL HO 002 T 06: 00PM 09: 45PM Haas20616 CHM 120 EJ Elements. of Chemistry & Physics* 3 LL HO 007 W 06: 00PM 09: 45PM Haas20617 CHM 120 EN Elements. of Chemistry & Physics* 3 LL HO 002 R 06: 00PM 09: 45PM Haas*Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 020 or placement test into MAT 101 or higher20598 CHM 202 EF Organic Chemistry 2* 4 LL HO 005 TR 03: 00PM 05: 45PM Leung*Prerequisite: CHM 201COLLEGE SUCCESS SERIES20485 CCS 102 1B1 College Life Skills* 1 LEC SSC SSC MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM STAFF*Course meets Jan. 18 through Feb. 2121006 PED 114 2B2 Stress Management* 1 LEC PE 241 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Stepp*Course meets Feb. 23 through Apr. 420483 CCS 100 2B3 Career Planning* 1 LEC SSC SSC MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Newman*Course meets Apr. 6 through May 9COMMUNICATION (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)20370 COM 101 B Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 108 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Williams20371 COM 101 C Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 026 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Lehtinen23116 COM 101 C1 Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 023 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM STAFF23114 COM 101H C Hon: Foundations of Communication* 3 LEC MOR 001 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM O’Connor*Honors course - permission required by Honors Coordinator.20373 COM 101 D Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 026 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Lehtinen20374 COM 101 D1 Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 108 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM O’Connor20379 COM 101 F Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 026 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Williams21378 COM 101 G Foundations of Communication 3 LEC HA 211B MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Schaefer23118 COM 101 GH Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 026 MW 01: 00PM 02: 15PM O’Connor21380 COM 101 H Foundations of Communication 3 LEC HA 203 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Schaefer20381 COM 101 I Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 026 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Williams20382 COM 101 J Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 026 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM O’Connor20383 COM 101 KM1 Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 026 TR 12: 00PM 01: 15PM Lehtinen20384 COM 101 KM2 Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 111 TR 12: 00PM 01: 15PM O’Connor20367 COM 101 N Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 108 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF22063 COM 103 J The Speaking Voice 3 LEC OH 111 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Lehtinen22066 COM 107 BD Intro to Video Production 3 LEC HA TVST W 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Galeno20390 COM 108 KN Digital Video Post-Production 3 LEC HA TVST T 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Williams21383 COM 111 JK Digital Radio Production 3 LL HA TVST TR 09: 30AM 11: 15AM WilliamsEVENING20375 COM 101 EA Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 108 M 04: 00PM 06: 45PM STAFF20376 COM 101 EF Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 108 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM O’Connor21719 COM 101 EJ Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 108 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF22108 COM 101 EN Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 108 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20378 COM 101 EO Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 111 R 04: 00PM 06: 45PM STAFFRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4717

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorCOMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES DEPT.)21348 CIT 100 A Computer Literacy* 3 LEC BT 253 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Lanausse21364 CIT 100 M Computer Literacy* 3 LEC BT 115 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Witkowski*This course was granted Liberal Arts designation.20899 CIT 103 N Management Information Systems 3 LEC BT 117 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Witkowski20909 CIT 111 AB Internet & HTML Programming 3 LL BT 113 MW 08: 00AM 09: 50AM Witkowski21349 CIT 112 IJ Comp. Hardware & Maintenance 4 LL BT 255 TR 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Witkowski21347 CIT 116 MN Networking 1*+ 4 LEC BT 255 T 12: 30PM 03: 20PM Giorgianni23053 CIT 116 L2 Networking 1*+ LAB BT 255 R 12: 30PM 03: 20PM Giorgianni*Prerequisite: CIT 105+Student must also enroll in CIT 116 L2 lab section.22848 CIT 116 P Networking 1*+ 4 LEC BT 255 T 03: 30PM 06: 20PM Giorgianni22849 CIT 116 L1 Networking 1*+ LAB BT 255 R 03: 30PM 06: 20PM Giorgianni*Prerequisite: CIT 105+Student must also enroll in CIT 116 L1 lab section.23054 CIT 118 BC Operating Systems 4 LL BT 255 MW 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Giorgianni22144 CIT 206 F Network Security* 3 LL BT 255 MW 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Giorgianni*Prerequisite: CIT 11622082 CIT 212 C Systems Design* 3 LEC BT 270 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Rigby*Prerequisite: CIT 21120945 CIT 217 AB Unix/Linux* 3 LL BT 115 MW 08: 00AM 09: 50AM Rigby*Prerequisite: CIT 103, MAT 020 or placement into MAT 101 or higher, placement by dept. possible.EVENING20906 CIT 105 EF Data Comm. & Networking* 3 LL BT 113 T 06: 00PM 09: 50PM STAFF*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or placement into MAT 101 or higher. Co-requisite: CIT 103 or placement by department20908 CIT 107 EJ Intro to C++ Programming 3 LL BT 113 W 06: 00PM 09: 50PM Rigby22850 CIT 108 EA Web Programming 1* 3 LL BT 113 M 06: 00PM 09: 50PM STAFF*Prerequisite: CIT 111, MAT 020 or placement into MAT 101 or higher23056 CIT 208 EJ Flash Programming 3 LL BT 115 W 06: 00PM 09: 50PM STAFF23055 CIT 215 EF Web Site Management 3 LL BT 115 T 06: 00PM 09: 50PM Melendez23057 CIT 216 EN Internet Security* 3 LL BT 115 R 06: 00PM 09: 50PM Melendez*Prerequisite: CIT 20521350 CIT 230 XS CIT Internship* 3 INT TBA TBA Giorgianni*Permission of Dept. Chair is required.DISTANCE LEARNING20898 CIT 103 DL Management Information Systems* 3 LEC VIR WWW Witkowski*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20COMPUTER SCIENCE (APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES DEPT.)21253 CSC 102 D Computer Science 2* 4 LEC BT 357 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Rigby21255 CSC 102 L1 Computer Science 2 - Lab* LAB BT 357 T 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Rigby*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section.22060 CSC 130 GH Computers & Computing 3 LL BT 113 MW 01: 00PM 02: 50PM Rigby20723 CSC 204 G Computer Org. & Assembly Lang. 3 LEC BT 357 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Wang18

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 2011CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT.)20504 CRJ 101 I Criminal Justice 3 LEC BT 354 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM O’Loughlin20503 CRJ 101 N Criminal Justice 3 LEC BT 364 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Ogden20513 CRJ 103 DF Understanding Juvenile Offender 3 LEC HU 210 MW 11: 00AM 12: 15PM Sarbak20506 CRJ 105 B Police-Community Relations 3 LEC BT 117 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Jurain20505 CRJ 105 I Police-Community Relations 3 LEC BT 264 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Jurain21068 CRJ 106 A Patrol Operations 3 LEC BT 270 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Jurain21069 CRJ 107 D Industrial & Private Security 3 LEC HU 205 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Woods21070 CRJ 107 KN Industrial & Private Security* 3 LEC BT 352 R 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Cacciatore20510 CRJ 111 KN Criminology* 3 LEC BT 203 T 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Sarbak21064 CRJ 211 BC Criminal Law 3 LEC BT 352 MW 09: 00AM 10: 15AM Sarbak22554 CRJ 211 J Criminal Law* 3 LEC BT 301 T 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Sarbak*Hybrid Course - see box page 2021065 CRJ 213 C Police Organiz. & Admin. 3 LEC HU 205 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Jurain21067 CRJ 213 J Police Organiz. & Admin. 3 LEC BT 352 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Jurain22555 CRJ 215 KN Criminal Investigation 1* 3 LEC BT 352 T 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Cacciatore21073 CRJ 216 FH Criminal Investigation 2* 3 LEC BT 352 W 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Cacciatore21074 CRJ 216 J Criminal Investigation 2* 3 LEC BT 301 R 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Cacciatore*Hybrid Course - see box page 2021076 CRJ 226 N Criminalistics 3 LL BT 352 TR 03: 00PM 04: 15PM Beattie21077 CRJ 230 XS Criminal Justice Internship* 3 INT HU 205 M 12: 00PM 12: 50PM O’Loughlin*Prerequisite: Criminal Justice major who has completed 30 or more credits and have a Cum. GPA of 2.5 or higher and have Dept. Chair permission.EVENING20501 CRJ 101 EA Criminal Justice 3 LEC BT 301 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Drian22556 CRJ 101 EF Criminal Justice 3 LEC BT 352 W 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Eiler20502 CRJ 101 EN Criminal Justice 3 LEC BT 201 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Bennett20512 CRJ 103 EF Understanding Juvenile Offender 3 LEC BT 354 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Sarbak23036 CRJ 106 EF Patrol Operations 3 LEC BT 352 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20507 CRJ 109 EJ Crit Issues in Law Enforcement 3 LEC BT 354 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Cacciatore20509 CRJ 111 EN Criminology 3 LEC BT 354 R 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Cacciatore23037 CRJ 113 EA Corrections, Prob, & Parole 3 LEC BT 352 M 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Sarett21063 CRJ 211 EF Criminal Law 3 LEC BT 354 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM McCormick21066 CRJ 213 EJ Police Organiz. & Admin. 3 LEC BT 354 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF21071 CRJ 215 EA Criminal Investigation 1 3 LEC BT 352 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Gillespie21075 CRJ 226 EJ Criminalistics 3 LL BT 352 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM BeattieDISTANCE LEARNING22560 CRJ 111 DL Criminology* 3 LEC VIR WWW Sarbak23047 CRJ 215 DL Criminal Investigation 1* 3 LEC VIR WWW Cacciatore*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4719

VIRTUAL CAMPUS20891 ACC 153 DL Financial Accounting 4 LEC Vondras21561 ART 101 DL Intro to Art 3 LEC Miiller20736 ART 123 DL Visual Com & Graphics Design 1 3 LL Litow20553 BIO 120 DL Biology for Today 3 LEC Jahn20588 BIO 123 DL Prehistoric Life 3 LEC Jahn23060 BUS 105 DL Business and Society 3 LEC Angerame20885 BUS 111 DL E-Business Principles 3 LEC Fleming22046 BUS 203 DL Business Communications* 3 LEC Haring-Robinson*One evening class required on campus for oral presentations. Date TBA20878 BUS 207 DL Intro to Intern’l Business 3 LEC Brooks20898 CIT 103 DL Management Information Systems 3 LEC Witkowski22560 CRJ 111 DL Criminology 3 LEC Sarbak23047 CRJ 215 DL Criminal Investigation 1 3 LEC Cacciatore20398 ECO 201 DL Macro-Economics 3 LEC Farah22284 ECO 202 DL Micro-Economics 3 LEC Farah22583 ENG 102 DL Freshman English 2* 3 LEC Lee*Prerequisite: ENG 10120361 ENG 222 DL Contemporary Novel* 3 LEC Sandor*Prerequisite: ENG 10222549 HIS 102 DL U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC Weber23075 HIS 123 DL Latin American History 3 LEC Cowan20941 MGT 205 DL Human Resource Management 3 LEC Fleming20882 MKT 101 DL Principles of Marketing 3 LEC Winter21143 PES 100 DL1 Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL Stepp21144 PES 100 DL2 Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL Boffalo21145 PES 100 DL3 Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL Boffalo22610 PES 100 DL4 Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL Stepp23074 POL 102 DL U.S. Government State & Local 3 LEC Basinski23031 PSY 101 DL General Psychology 1 3 LEC Guallini23043 PSY 102 DL General Psychology 2 3 LEC Henderson23033 PSY 220 DL Developmental Psychology 3 LEC Coccia20476 PSY 221 DL Child Psychology 3 LEC Guallini22501 RAD 219 DL1 Medical Terminology 1 LEC Winn22502 RAD 219 DL2 Medical Terminology 1 LEC Winn22503 RAD 219 DL3 Medical Terminology 1 LEC Winn22500 SOC 101 DL Intro to Sociology 3 LEC HarrisThese courses are offered online. Students can access Distance Learning courses from home,on-campus labs, or from any computer with Internet access. The hours are therefore individuallyarranged with some common course deadlines.To participate in a Distance Learning course, you must have graphical access to the WorldWide Web. In the home, dial-up or broadband access is usually provided by an Internet ServiceProvider (ISP) for a monthly fee. To participate in an online course, you must use your SUNYOrange student email address.Student Computer Requirements for Distance Learning Courses/Recommendations for WebEnhanced CoursesYour Internet Service Provider (ISP) will specify the computer requirements for its service.Supported browser configurations are Internet Explorer 6.0, Netscape 7.0, Firefox 1.0.x andSafari 1.x.In addition, students should have Microsoft Word* and Adobe Acrobat Reader (for viewingpdf files). *(Other word processing software can be used, but documents must be saved in the.rtf format). For more detailed instructions, go to the DL home page (http://www.sunyorange.edu/dl).Additional Distance Learning Fee of $50.00 required for each distance learning course.Spring 2011WEB Required (WEBR) and WEBOptional (WEBO) coursesWeb Required (WEBR) courses have a webenhancement component added to them. These coursesstill meet at the regularly scheduled days and times.The web enhancement is a supplementary componentused for communication, information, practice, andinteraction. Using the internet and the college’s Angelsoftware system you will access course documents,communicate with other classmates between theregular weekly class meetings, complete and submithomework assignments, or work together in groupprojects. Your exams will still take place in class andassignments, depending on the instructor, will eitherhave to be submitted in person or through Angel.Web Optional (WEBO) courses have a webenhancement component added to them butparticipation is optional.Due to the increased number of Web Required(WEBR) courses they will no longer be individuallyidentified in the bulletin. In order to see if a course isWeb Required (WEBR) or Web Optional (WEBO)you can go to www.sunyorange.edu and click onAcademics, Course Schedules, Browse/SearchCredit Schedule online, and select Term. Then underAttribute Type select either WEBR or WEBO. Thiswill generate a list of all WEBR or WEBO coursesfor that specific semester.HYBRID COURSESA hybrid course makes significant use of the Internettechnology to facilitate access to class materials and supportcommunication between faculty and students, amongstudents, and between students and resources. These courseswill only meet for one half of the required class time oncampus. These courses will require participation in theonline portion of the course in determining the final grade.CRN Subj Crse Sec Short Title Cred20873 ACC 111 N Personal Finance 320936 ACC 205 N Accounting w/Microcomp. Appl. 320938 ACC 220 A Accounting Internship 322093 BUS 161 J Comp Applications for Business 320206 BUS 203 TN Business Communications 322554 CRJ 211 J Criminal Law 321074 CRJ 216 J Criminal Investigation 2 321332 ECO 201 M Macro-Economics 322015 HIS 122 I World History Since 1500 AD 322512 MGT 203 J Entrepreneurship 321261 MGT 220 A Internship - Business 320194 OFT 106 2QI Keyboarding 121447 PES 100 CD Concepts of Physical Wellness 121149 PES 100 FG Concepts of Physical Wellness 121317 PSY 102 M General Psychology 2 320

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorDENTAL HYGIENE (DENTAL HYGIENE DEPT.)21011 DNT 102 KM Prev. Oral Health Services 2*+ 5 LEC BT 358 T 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Smith21012 DNT 102 L1 Prev. Oral Health Services 2*+ LAB BT 223 W 09: 00AM 04: 50PM SmithBT 223 M 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Smith*Prerequisite: CPR Certification, DNT 101, DNT 103, BIO 115, CHM 110+Student must register for both the lecture and the lab sectionSpring 201121013 DNT 104 BC Dental Radiology* 3 LEC BT 311 F 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Walsh21014 DNT 104 L1 Dental Radiology Lab* LAB BT 223 T 08: 00AM 10: 50AM McGinnis-Adamo21015 DNT 104 L2 Dental Radiology Lab* LAB BT 223 R 08: 00AM 10: 50AM McGinnis-Adamo*Prerequisite: DNT 101, DNT 103, BIO 115, CHM 110+Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21016 DNT 106 DF Oral Health Education* 2 LEC BT 358 F 11: 00AM 12: 50PM Atwood*Prerequisite: DNT 101, DNT 103, BIO 115, CHM 11021019 DNT 108 GO Pharmacology* 2 LEC BT 303 M 01: 00PM 03: 00PM Melone*Prerequisite: DNT 101, DNT 103, BIO 115, CHM 11021017 DNT 202 G Prev. Oral Health Services 4*+ 5 LEC BT 270 M 01: 00PM 01: 50PM McGinnis-Adamo21018 DNT 202 L1 Prev. Oral Health Services 4 Lab*+ LAB BT 223 F 09: 00AM 04: 50PM McGinnis-AdamoBT 223 TR 01: 00PM 04: 50PM McGinnis-Adamo*Prerequisite: BIO 125, CPR Certification, DNT 108, DNT 110, DNT 201, DNT 203, DNT 205, DNT 207+ Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section21020 DNT 206 A Community Dental Health* 2 LEC HU 208 M 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Atwood21021 DNT 206 L1 Community Dental Health Lab* LAB HU 208 M 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Atwood*Prerequisite: BIO 125, DNT 108, DNT 201, DNT 203, DNT 205, DNT 207ECONOMICS (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)23240 ECO 201 A Macro-Economics 3 LEC HU 203 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Farah20399 ECO 201 B Macro-Economics 3 LEC HU 202 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Farah20402 ECO 201 H Macro-Economics 3 LEC LIB 130 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Odock21332 ECO 201 M Macro-Economics* 3 LEC HU 201 R 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Farah*Hybrid Course - see box page 2020405 ECO 202 F Micro-Economics 3 LEC HA 303 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Odock20406 ECO 202 G Micro-Economics 3 LEC HU 207 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Odock22585 ECO 202 J Micro-Economics 3 LEC HU 202 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM FarahEVENING20401 ECO 201 EA Macro-Economics 3 LEC BT 354 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Farah20404 ECO 202 EF Micro-Economics 3 LEC HU 209 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM OdockDISTANCE LEARNING20398 ECO 201 DL Macro-Economics* 3 LEC VIR WWW Farah22284 ECO 202 DL Micro-Economics* 3 LEC VIR WWW Farah*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4721

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorEDUCATION (EDUCATION DEPT.)21078 EDU 102 B Child Development 2* 3 LEC BT 251 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Chapman*Prerequisite: EDU 10121079 EDU 103 NP Intro to Early Childhood/Educ.*+ 3 LEC BT 251 R 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Sinsabaugh*Prerequisite: ENG 101.+Required: Local daytime site observations beyond college class attendance21082 EDU 105 NP Preparing to Teach Young Child 2 LEC BT 251 T 02: 00PM 03: 50PM Sinsabaugh21084 EDU 107 1M Mandated Training* 1 LEC BT 251 R 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Mirecki*First Half semester course ends Mar. 9th22505 EDU 107 2M Mandated Training* 1 LEC BT 251 R 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Mirecki*Second Half semester course begins Mar. 10th21081 EDU 111 A Childhood Health & Safety 3 LEC BT 251 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Chapman21085 EDU 202 M Infant & Toddler Dev. & Curr.*+ 3 LL BT 251 T 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Mirecki*Prerequisite: EDU 101, EDU 102, EDU 111, PSY 101+Required: Local daytime site observations beyond college class attendance21086 EDU 204 FH Child Care Curr Dev & Field Exp 2 5 LL BT 251 M 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Tarvin*Prerequisite: EDU 20321258 EDU 207 J Soc & Phil Found. of Education*+ 3 LEC BT 251 TR 09: 30AM 10: 15AM Tarvin*Prerequisite: ENG 101.+Required: Local daytime site observations beyond college class attendance21088 EDU 208 DG Home, School, & Community 3 LEC BT 251 W 11: 00AM 01: 50PM Mirecki*Prerequisite: EDU 101. Co/Prerequisite: EDU 102EVENING22504 EDU 102 EJ Child Development 2* 3 LEC BT 251 W 04: 00PM 06: 50PM Chapman*Prerequisite: EDU 10121080 EDU 103 EA Intro to Early Childhood/Educ.*+ 3 LEC BT 251 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM De Lara Gamory*Prerequisite: ENG 101.+Required: Local daytime site observations beyond college class attendance21083 EDU 107 1EA Mandated Training* 1 LEC BT 251 M 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Sinsabaugh*First Half semester course ends Mar. 9th23066 EDU 107 2EA Mandated Training 1 LEC BT 251 M 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Sinsabaugh*Second Half semester course begins Mar. 10th21087 EDU 206 EJ Admin. of Child Care Centers* 3 LEC BT 251 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Diemer*Prerequisite: EDU 101, EDU 102, EDU 201, EDU 203ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES DEPT.)20814 EET 104 HO Digital Electronics 1* 4 LEC BT 201 MW 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Steane, F.20815 EET 104 L1 Digital Electronics 1 Lab* LAB BT 357 R 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Steane, F.20816 EET 104 L2 Digital Electronics 1 Lab* LAB BT 357 R 12: 30PM 03: 20PM Steane, F.*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21353 EET 106 A Telecommunications 1*+ 4 LEC BT 357 MW 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Steane, J21354 EET 106 L1 Telecommunications 1 Lab* LAB BT 357 MW 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Steane, J*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section+Prerequisite: EET 101, MAT 107 or higher.22590 EET 110 AB Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 MF 08: 00AM 09: 50AM STAFF22057 EET 110 CD Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 MW 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Bartlett20819 EET 110 GH Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 MW 01: 00PM 02: 50PM Bartlett22591 EET 110 IJ Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 TR 08: 00AM 09: 50AM Knieser20821 EET 110 JK Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 TR 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Knieser20822 EET 110 MN Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 TR 01: 00PM 02: 50PM Knieser22

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 201122593 EET 202 MN Electronics 2*+ 4 LEC BT 253 T 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Bartlett22594 EET 202 L1 Electronics 2 Lab* LAB BT 253 R 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Bartlett*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section+Prerequisite: EET 201EVENING23048 EET 110 EF Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 T 03: 00PM 06: 50PM STAFF23049 EET 110 EG Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 TR 07: 00PM 08: 50PM Bartlett22592 EET 110 EN Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 R 03: 00PM 06: 50PM Lord23050 EET 110 XS Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 S 09: 00AM 12: 50PM Steane, J22595 EET 204 EF Digital Electronics 2* 4 LL BT 253 TR 03: 30PM 06: 20PM BartlettPrerequisite: EET 10420829 EET 230 XS Internship: Technology 3 INT TBA TBA W BartlettENGINEERING (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)21425 EGR 102 KM Engineering 2* 3 LEC HA 313 TR 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Davies21426 EGR 102 L1 Engineering 2 Lab* LAB HA 314 M 02: 00PM 03: 50PM Davies21427 EGR 102 L2 Engineering 2 Lab* LAB HA 312 T 02: 00PM 03: 50PM Davies*Prerequisite: concurrent enrollment in MAT 121 or MAT 131+Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section20833 EGR 206 FG Mechanics 2* 4 LEC HA 312 MWF 12: 00PM 01: 15PM Wolbeck*Prerequisite: EGR 205 and completed or concurrent enrollment in MAT 21420834 EGR 212 C Circuit Theory* 3 LEC HA 316 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Stillman*Prerequisite: PHY 203EVENING20835 EGR 220 EA Solid Mechanics* 3 LEC HA 314 M 05: 00PM 07: 45PM Wolbeck*Prerequisite: EGR 205 and MAT 207ENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.)20286 RDG 060 J ESL - Reading w Support* 3 LEC BT 270 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM D’Ambra20287 RDG 061 M1 ESL Reading Support Module* 1 LEC BT 260 T 12: 00PM 12: 50PM D’Ambra20288 RDG 061 M2 ESL Reading Support Module* 1 LEC BT 260 R 12: 00PM 12: 50PM D’Ambra*Students who register for RDG 060 J must also register for either RDG 061 M1 or M220271 RDG 070 F Reading & Study Skills 1* 3 LEC BT 362 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Rosen20273 RDG 070 J Reading & Study Skills 1* 3 LEC BT 362 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM STAFF20274 RDG 070 N Reading & Study Skills 1* 3 LEC BT 358 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF20275 RDG 070 P Reading & Study Skills 1* 3 LEC BT 358 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM STAFF*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour, located in BT 3rd floor20276 RDG 080 B Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC BT 364 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM STAFF20278 RDG 080 C Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC BT 364 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Pendergast20279 RDG 080 D Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC BT 362 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Pendergast20282 RDG 080 G Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC BT 362 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM STAFF20283 RDG 080 H Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC BT 362 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM STAFF20284 RDG 080 M Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC BT 362 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Rosen20277 RDG 080 N Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC BT 362 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Rosen*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour, located in BT 3rd floor20285 WRT 020 G ESL - Writing 3 LEC BT 264 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Chedister20248 WRT 030 F Basic Writing Skills 1* 3 LEC HA 103 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Kreitzer20249 WRT 030 M Basic Writing Skills 1* 3 LEC HA 103 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Cruz20250 WRT 030 M1 Basic Writing Skills 1* 3 LEC HA 105 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Solonche*Required Weekly Writing Center hour, HA 1st floorRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4723

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.)22572 WRT 040 A Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 103 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Stiebel20252 WRT 040 A2 Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 105 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Lewis20253 WRT 040 B1 Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC OH 109 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM STAFF20263 WRT 040 C2 Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 107 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Cruz22026 WRT 040 D Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 101 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Lee20259 WRT 040 F1 Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HU 202 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Lee20260 WRT 040 G1 Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 103 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Cruz20262 WRT 040 H Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 201 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM STAFF22835 WRT 040 I Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 211A TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Laurencell22841 WRT 040 J Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 103 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Cruz20264 WRT 040 J2 Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 101 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Browne20265 WRT 040 M1 Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 101 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Stroms20266 WRT 040 M2 Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HU 207 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Katzin-Nystrom22582 WRT 040 N Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 105 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF20267 WRT 040 N1 Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 211A TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Lewis22573 WRT 040 P Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 203 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM STAFF*Prerequisite: WRT 030 or placement20294 ENG 101 C1 Freshman English 1*+ 3 LEC BT 354 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Laurencell20289 ENG 091 F1 English 1 Support Module* 1 LEC BT 260 M 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Laurencell20290 ENG 091 F2 English 1 Support Module* 1 LEC BT 260 W 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Laurencell*Reserved for students who place into ENG 091. Permission is required to register into this section.+Students who register in ENG 101 C1 must also register for either ENG 091 F1 or F220316 ENG 101 M1 Freshman English 1*+ 3 LEC HA 107 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Chedister22561 ENG 091 N1 English 1 Support Module* 1 LEC BT 260 T 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Chedister22562 ENG 091 N2 English 1 Support Module* 1 LEC BT 260 R 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Chedister*Reserved for students who place into ENG 091. Permission is required to register into this section.+Students who register in ENG 101 M1 must also register for either ENG 091 N1 or N2Note: Students who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10120292 ENG 101 B1 Freshman English 1 3 LEC BT 264 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM STAFF20293 ENG 101 B2 Freshman English 1 3 LEC BT 358 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Solonche20295 ENG 101 C2 Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 101 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Sandor20296 ENG 101 D Freshman English 1 3 LEC BT 364 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Lewis20302 ENG 101 F1 Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 101 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Meagher20303 ENG 101 F2 Freshman English 1 3 LEC HU 207 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Stiebel20306 ENG 101 G1 Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 101 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Meagher20307 ENG 101 G2 Freshman English 1 3 LEC HU 209 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Lewis20310 ENG 101 H2 Freshman English 1 3 LEC HU 210 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Laurencell20311 ENG 101 H3 Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 103 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM STAFF20313 ENG 101 I1 Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 101 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Malia20314 ENG 101 J1 Freshman English 1 3 LEC BT 201 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Givant20315 ENG 101 J2 Freshman English 1 3 LEC BT 119 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Solonche20291 ENG 101 N1 Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 203 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Stiebel21311 ENG 101 N2 Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 211B TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF22563 ENG 101 O Freshman English 1 3 LEC BT 270 MW 03: 00PM 04: 15PM STAFF24

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 2011Note: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10120318 ENG 102 A1 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 364 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Bliss20319 ENG 102 B1 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 362 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM STAFF20321 ENG 102 B3 Freshman English 2 3 LEC HU 210 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Givant20322 ENG 102 C1 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 362 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Lee20323 ENG 102 C2 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 264 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Wright20324 ENG 102 D1 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 354 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Givant20325 ENG 102 D2 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 264 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Wright20326 ENG 102 D3 Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 307 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Katzin-Nystrom21393 ENG 102H D Honors: Freshman English 2* 3 LEC MOR 001 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Parker*Honors Course - permission required by Honors Coordinator20332 ENG 102 F Freshman English 2 3 LEC HU 203 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Parker20333 ENG 102 F2 Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 107 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Sandor20334 ENG 102 G1 Freshman English 2 3 LEC HU 203 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Wright20335 ENG 102 H1 Freshman English 2 3 LEC HU 203 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Kreitzer20336 ENG 102 H2 Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 200 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Katzin-Nystrom20337 ENG 102 I1 Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 107 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM STAFF20338 ENG 102 I2 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 364 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM STAFF20340 ENG 102 J1 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 358 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Parker20342 ENG 102 J2 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 364 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Lee20343 ENG 102 M1 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 264 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Torda20344 ENG 102 M2 Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 301 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM STAFF20345 ENG 102 N1 Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 270 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF20346 ENG 102 N2 Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 107 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF22024 ENG 102H N Honors: Freshman English 2* 3 LEC MOR 001 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Platt*Honors Course - permission required by Honors Coordinator20348 ENG 120 M Intro to Mythology* 3 LEC BT 117 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Platt23084 ENG 130 M Journalism - Writing* 3 LEC HU 210 TR 12: 30 01: 45PM Kay*Prerequisite: ENG 10122207 ENG 161 D1 Tech Writ. Mod.: Human Service* 1.5 LAB BT 260 F 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Browne23085 ENG 161 F1 Tech Writ Mod: Human Service* 1.5 LAB BT 260 F 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Browne*Required: concurrent enrollment in HMS 202 B.20350 ENG 161 D2 Tech Writing Mod - MLT* 1.5 LAB BT 260 W 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Colville22566 ENG 161 G Technical Writing Mod. - MLT* 1.5 LAB BT 260 W 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Colville*Required: concurrent enrollment in MLT 104 IJ.20351 ENG 204 I World Lit: Enlight to Modern* 3 LEC LIB 130 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Katzin-Nystrom20352 ENG 206 M Drama: Contemporary* 3 LEC HU 208 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Malia20353 ENG 208 M English Lit: 19th & Early 20th* 3 LEC BT 270 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Browne20356 ENG 212 I Creative Writing: Poetry* 3 LEC HU 209 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Parker20357 ENG 215 G Shakespeare* 3 LEC HA 201 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Warrener22109 ENG 216 D Children’s Literature* 3 LEC HA 201 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Sculley20359 ENG 221 B Contemporary Short Story* 3 LEC HA 107 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Stiebel22568 ENG 222 J Contemporary Novel* 3 LEC BT 264 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Wright21303 ENG 223 F Contemporary Poetry* 3 LEC BT 264 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Solonche20365 ENG 225 N Internat’l Lit: Non-European* 3 LEC HU 207 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Torda23086 ENG 297 N Spec Study in Lit: Sci Fiction* 3 LEC HU 209 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Jakubowski*Prerequisite: ENG 102Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4725

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.) continuedEVENING22305 RDG 070 EJ Reading & Study Skills 1* 3 LEC HU 210 W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM STAFF21826 RDG 070 EK Reading & Study Skills 1* 3 LEC BT 270 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour, located in BT 3rd floor20280 RDG 080 EA Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC BT 362 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF22025 RDG 080 EK Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC BT 358 W 04: 00PM 06: 45PM STAFF*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour, located in BT 3rd floor20247 WRT 030 EN Basic Writing Skills 1* 3 LEC HA 101 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF*Required Weekly Writing Center hour, HA 1st floor20256 WRT 040 EA Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 107 M 06: 00PM 08: 45PM STAFF20257 WRT 040 EF Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 107 TR 05: 30PM 06: 45PM Rosen20258 WRT 040 EJ Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 107 W 04: 00PM 06: 45PM STAFFNote: Student who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10120297 ENG 101 EA Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 101 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20298 ENG 101 EF Freshman English 1 3 LEC HU 211 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20299 ENG 101 EJ Freshman English 1 3 LEC BT 264 W 04: 00PM 06: 45PM STAFF20300 ENG 101 EN Freshman English 1 3 LEC HU 202 R 06: 00PM 08: 45PM STAFFNote: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10120327 ENG 102 EA Freshman English 2 3 LEC HU 207 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20328 ENG 102 EF Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 101 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM STAFF20329 ENG 102 EJ Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 201 W 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Stiebel20331 ENG 102 EN Freshman English 2 3 LEC HU 201 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Parker20317 ENG 102 XS Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 201 S 09: 00AM 12: 00PM STAFF22664 ENG 160 EF Tech. Writ. Mod - Human Serv.* 1.5 LAB BT 260 T 04: 00PM 04: 50PM Kay22567 ENG 210 EF American Lit: 1865 to Present* 3 LEC HA 302 T 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Jakubowski22088 ENG 211 EJ Creative Writing: Fiction* 3 LEC HA 103 W 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Lewis21304 ENG 217 EN Film and Literature* 3 LEC HA 111 R 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Platt22564 ENG 221 EA Contemporary Short Story* 3 LEC HA 201 M 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Cruz*Prerequisite: ENG 102DISTANCE LEARNING22583 ENG 102 DL Freshman English 2* 3 LEC VIR WWW Lee20361 ENG 222 DL Contemporary Novel*+ 3 LEC VIR WWW Sandor+Prerequisite: ENG 102*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 2026

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 2011FIELD STUDIES (BIOLOGY DEPT. and GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)23155 BIO 210 FS Study of Biological Habitats: Florida*+ 3 LL HU 107 S 9: 00AM 04: 00PM Merriam*This course meets for all day lecture on Sat., February 12 continuing with field study in state of Florida from Mar. 19 through Mar. 26th.+Additional cost for Trip is $985.00 with deposit of $160.00 due Dec. 17, 2010.30651 BIO 210 FS Study of Bio. Habitats: Finger Lakes*+ 3 LL HU 107 S 9: 00AM 04: 00PM Borko*This course meets for all day lecture on Sat., April 16 continuing with field study in Finger Lakes Region of New York May 14 through May 21, 2011+Additional cost is $210 for camping accommodations, food, etc. See back cover for more information21340 FLD 101 X Field Trip: Portugal & Morocco* 1 FS TBA TBA MTWRFSU Basinski*Trip date: March 18th through March 27th.22100 FLD 102 X Cult Hist Lec.: Portugal & Morocco* 2 LEC HU 211 W 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Basinski*Class meetings: Feb 23, March 2, 9, & 16.FOREIGN LANGUAGE (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)20800 FRE 102 EN Elementary French 2* 3 LEC HA 105 R 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Wright*Prerequisite: FRE 101 or two years of high school study or placement by instructor20801 ITA 102 M Elementary Italian 2* 3 LEC OH 108 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Gutierrez22547 SPN 101 B Elementary Spanish 1 3 LEC HA 101 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Gutierrez20802 SPN 101 I Elementary Spanish 1 3 LEC HA 105 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Cowan22548 SPN 102 D Elementary Spanish 2* 3 LEC HA 105 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Gutierrez20807 SPN 102 F Elementary Spanish 2* 3 LEC HA 105 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Gutierrez20808 SPN 102 J Elementary Spanish 2* 3 LEC HA 105 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Cowan20806 SPN 102 N Elementary Spanish 2* 3 LEC HA 101 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Gutierrez*Prerequisite: SPN 101 or two years of high school Spanish or placement by instructor23076 SPN 202 H Intermediate Spanish 2* 3 LEC HA 105 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Cowan*Prerequisite: SPN 201EVENING20803 SPN 101 EA Elementary Spanish 1 3 LEC HA 200 M 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Gutierrez22101 SPN 101 EJ Elementary Spanish 1 3 LEC HA 105 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Gutierrez20805 SPN 102 EF Elementary Spanish 2* 3 LEC HA 101 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Kerr*Prerequisite: SPN 101 or two years of high school Spanish or placement by instructorGEOGRAPHY (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)20408 GEO 101 C Elements of Physical Geography 3 LEC HU 209 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM O’Brien20409 GEO 101 J Elements of Physical Geography 3 LEC HU 209 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM O’Brien20410 GEO 101 M Elements of Physical Geography 3 LEC HU 209 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM O’BrienGEOLOGY (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHICTECTURE DEPT.)20611 GLG 110 F Physical Geology* 4 LEC HO 012 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM O’Brien20612 GLG 110 L1 Physical Geology Lab* LAB HO 012 M 01: 00PM 02: 50PM O’Brien*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab sectionEVENING21432 GLG 110 EF Physical Geology* 4 LEC HO 012 T 06: 00PM 08: 50PM O’Brien21433 GLG 110 LX Physical Geology Lab* LAB HO 012 T 09: 00PM 10: 45PM O’Brien*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab sectionRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4727

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorHISTORY (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)20411 HIS 101 A U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC LIB 130 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM McCoy20412 HIS 101 B U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC HU 203 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM McCoy20414 HIS 101 D U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC HU 107 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Rich20417 HIS 101 H U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC HU 202 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Schunk20413 HIS 101 I U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC HU 203 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM STAFF20422 HIS 102 A U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 210 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Moser20419 HIS 102 C U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 202 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Rich21560 HIS 102 D U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 207 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Moser20424 HIS 102 I U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 208 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Goodman20425 HIS 102 J U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 208 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Weber20426 HIS 102 M U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 203 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Goodman22010 HIS 102 N1 U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 211 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Goodman20418 HIS 102 N2 U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 202 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Rich22011 HIS 104 N Civil War & Reconstruction 3 LEC LIB 130 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Weber20428 HIS 121 H World History to 1500 AD 3 LEC HU 205 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Kontos22012 HIS 121 P World History to 1500 AD 3 LEC HU 210 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM Strmiska20432 HIS 122 B World History Since 1500 AD 3 LEC HU 210 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50PM Cieplinski22014 HIS 122 C World History Since 1500 AD 3 LEC HU 210 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Strmiska22015 HIS 122 I World History Since 1500 AD* 3 LEC HU 210 T 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Strmiska*Hybrid Course - see box page 2023071 HIS 122 M World History Since 1500 AD 3 LEC HU 205 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM STAFF22545 HIS 124 H Africa: Past & Present 3 LEC HU 209 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM STAFF23072 HIS 130 F The Greek & Roman World 3 LEC HU 209 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Kontos21339 HIS 130 G The Greek & Roman World 3 LEC OH 109 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Kontos20435 HIS 130 N The Greek & Roman World 3 LEC HU 205 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Kontos20436 HIS 131 D Medieval & Renaissance Europe 3 LEC LIB 130 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM McCoy20437 HIS 131 J Medieval & Renaissance Europe 3 LEC HU 203 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM STAFF22544 HIS 132 C The Age of Revolutions 3 LEC LIB 130 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM McCoy23139 HIS 133H M Honors: Modern Europe* 3 LEC MOR 001 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Weber*Honors Course - permission required by Honors Coordinator23073 HIS 220 J Modern China & Japan 3 LEC HU 210 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Strmiska23070 HIS 221 G Modern India & Southeast Asia 3 LEC HU 205 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Strmiska23067 HIS 222 G The Middle East 3 LEC LIB 130 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM SchunkEVENING20415 HIS 101 EA U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC HU 202 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Cosco20416 HIS 101 EN U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC HU 210 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20421 HIS 102 EJ U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 202 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Cosco20429 HIS 121 EF World History to 1500 AD 3 LEC HU 205 T 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Schwegler22541 HIS 220 EF Modern China & Japan 3 LEC HU 203 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM StrmiskaDISTANCE LEARNING22549 HIS 102 DL U.S. History Since 1865* 3 LEC VIR WWW Weber23075 HIS 123 DL Latin American History* 3 LEC VIR WWW Cowan*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 2028

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorHONORS COURSESNote: Students must obtain permission from Honors Coordinator to enroll in Honors coursesSpring 201123114 COM 101H C Honors: Found. of Communication 3 LEC MOR 001 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM O’Connor21393 ENG 102H D Honors: Freshman English 2 3 LEC MOR 001 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Parker22024 ENG 102H N Honors: Freshman English 2 3 LEC MOR 001 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Platt23139 HIS 133H M Honors: Modern Europe 3 LEC MOR 001 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Weber22648 HON 201H GH2 Hon Sem: Gender Roles: Past, Pres,Fut. 1 LEC MOR 001 F 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Torda/Stepp21434 HON 201H K1 Hon Sem: Gender Roles: Past, Pres,Fut.* 1 LEC MOR 001 T 11: 00AM 12: 15PM Torda/Stepp*This course runs first 10 weeks only and ends March 29, 2011.22649 HON 201H K2 Hon Sem: Monsters & Medieval. World 1 LEC MOR 001 R 11: 00AM 11: 50AM McCoy22110 HON 289H K Hon: Capstone Writing & Presen 1 LEC HU 202 R 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Torda23138 HON 289H F Hon: Capstone Writing & Presen 1 LEC MOR 001 F 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Torda23119 MUS 107H H Honors: History of Rock Music 3 LEC OH 023 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Strunsky22084 PES 100H G Honors: Concepts of Phys Wellness 1 LL PE 222 MW 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Stepp23027 PSY 221H J Honors: Child Psychology 3 LEC MOR 001 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Pavek23030 SOC 101H B Honors: Intro to Sociology 3 LEC MOR 001 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM HelferHUMAN SERVICES (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY DEPT.)21963 HMS 202 B Field Experience 2*+ 2 PRC HU 211 F 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Sanders*Prerequisite: HMS 201 and permission of Department Chair+Concurrent enrollment required in ENG 161 Tech Writing Module.EVENING21964 HMS 101 EF Intro to Human Services 3 LEC HU 201 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Climes22486 HMS 201 EF Field Experience 1*+ 2 PRC HU 202 T 06: 00PM 06: 50PM Wege-Beers*Prerequisite: ENG 101 and permission of Department.+Concurrent enrollment required in ENG 160 Tech Writing Module.LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY (LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY DEPT.)21029 MLT 102 KM Fund. of Medical Physiology 2* 4 LEC BT 354 TR 12: 00PM 01: 15PM Kleinman21030 MLT 102 L1 Fund. of Med Physiology 2 Lab* LAB BT 319 W 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Keller*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section.21039 MLT 104 IJ Hematology* 3 LEC HO 1 R 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Rajsz21040 MLT 104 L1 Hematology Lab* LAB BT 319 T 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Rajsz*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section.21032 MLT 106 H Microbiology for Health Prof.* 3 LEC HU 103 MW 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Rajsz21033 MLT 106 N Microbiology for Health Prof.* 3 LEC HU 103 TR 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Rajsz21034 MLT 106 L1 Microbiol for Health Prof. Lab* LAB BT 315 W 08: 00AM 09: 50AM Hunziker21035 MLT 106 L2 Microbiol for Health Prof. Lab* LAB BT 315 W 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Hunziker21036 MLT 106 L3 Microbiol for Health Prof. Lab* LAB BT 315 R 03: 00PM 04: 50PM Hunziker21037 MLT 106 L4 Microbiol for Health Prof. Lab* LAB BT 315 R 01: 00PM 02: 50PM Hunziker*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section.21041 MLT 109 X Phlebotomy* 7 LEC BT 319 TWR 01: 00PM 02: 50PM Keller21042 MLT 109 LX Phlebotomy Lab* CLI TBA TBA TWR 07: 00AM 10: 50AM Krotin*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section.22047 MLT 110 N Fund. of Medical Physiology 1 3 LEC BT 301 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Kleinman21043 MLT 202 KM Instrument. & Clinical Appl. 2 1 LEC HU 107 T 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Rajsz21044 MLT 208 FG Clinical Chemistry 2* 3 LEC BT 203 M 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Rajsz21045 MLT 208 L1 Clinical Chemistry 2 Lab* LAB BT 317 M 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Rajsz*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section.Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4729

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorLABORATORY TECHNOLOGY (LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY DEPT.) continued21046 MLT 212 MN Clinical Microbiology* 3 LEC BT 119 T 01: 00PM 02: 50PM Kittelmann21047 MLT 212 L1 Clinical Microbiology Lab* LAB BT 315 T 08: 30AM 11: 20AM Contarino*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section.21048 MLT 216 CD Histology* 3 LEC BT 303 F 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Kleinman21049 MLT 216 L1 Histology Lab* LAB BT 315 F 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Leone*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section.EVENING21031 MLT 106 EJ Microbiology for Health Prof.* 3 LEC BT 203 T 07: 30PM 09: 20PM Kilgore-Dering21038 MLT 106 LX Microbiol for Health Prof. Lab* LAB BT 315 T 05: 30PM 07: 20PM Nicoletti*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section.21050 MLT 252 S1 MLT - Clinical Training 2* 2 CLI TBA TBA WR 07: 00AM 11: 00AM Contarino*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section.MANAGEMENT (BUSINESS DEPT.)20921 MGT 201 F Principles of Management 3 LEC HA 203 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Brooks21264 MGT 201 I Principles of Management 3 LEC HA 211B TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Smith20922 MGT 201 M Principles of Management 3 LEC HA 203 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Smith22512 MGT 203 J Entrepreneurship* 3 LEC HA 212 T 09: 30AM 10: 45AM White*Hybrid Course - see box page 2020942 MGT 205 I Human Resource Management 3 LEC HA 200 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Mullin20943 MGT 205 J Human Resource Management 3 LEC HA 200 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Mullin21261 MGT 220 A Internship - Business*+ 3 INT HA 203 W 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Fleming*Hybrid Course - see box page 20+Required: Permission by Dept. ChairEVENING21265 MGT 201 EA Principles of Management 3 LEC HA 211B M 06: 30PM 09: 15PM King21270 MGT 203 EJ Entrepreneurship 3 LEC HA 203 W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Hellwege21260 MGT 205 EF Human Resource Management 3 LEC HA 211B T 06: 30PM 09: 15PM BorkoDISTANCE LEARNING20941 MGT 205 DL Human Resource Management* 3 LEC VIR WWW Fleming*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20MARKETING (BUSINESS DEPT.)20880 MKT 101 B Principles of Marketing 3 LEC HA 201 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Winter20881 MKT 101 C Principles of Marketing 3 LEC HA 201 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Winter20879 MKT 101 F Principles of Marketing 3 LEC HA 201 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Winter20884 MKT 101 J Principles of Marketing 3 LEC HA 201 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Capuano20872 MKT 201 G Principles of Advertising 3 LEC HA 203 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Fiorello21271 MKT 204 I Problems in Marketing 3 LEC HA 203 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM CapuanoEVENING20883 MKT 101 EF Principles of Marketing 3 LEC HA 201 T 06: 30PM 09: 15PM WinterDISTANCE LEARNING20882 MKT 101 DL Principles of Marketing* 3 LEC VIR WWW Winter*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 2030

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 2011MATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.)20629 MAT 010 B Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC BT 270 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Chase22514 MAT 010 D Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC HA 107 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Rion21824 MAT 010 G Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC HA 302 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM STAFF20631 MAT 010 I Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC HA 303 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Jarosz20632 MAT 010 J Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC HA 303 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Jarosz21991 MAT 010 N Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC HA 303 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF21827 MAT 010 O Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC HA 301 MW 03: 30PM 04: 45PM Clemmons20628 MAT 010 P Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC HA 303 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM Hoehmann*Prerequisite: Math Placement Test20634 MAT 020 A Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC BT 358 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Chase20635 MAT 020 B Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 312 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM STAFF20636 MAT 020 C Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 303 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Zingaro20637 MAT 020 D Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC BT 352 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Flanagan20640 MAT 020 G Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 303 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Cummins20641 MAT 020 H Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 303 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Flanagan20642 MAT 020 I Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 313 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Xing20643 MAT 020 J Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Elardi20644 MAT 020 M Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 211A TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Elardi20633 MAT 020 P Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM STAFF*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test.20647 MAT 101 A Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 303 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Zingaro21993 MAT 101 A1 Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 211A MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Cummins20648 MAT 101 B Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 313 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Pinkall20649 MAT 101 B1 Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 319 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Flanagan20651 MAT 101 C1 Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 300 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Wang20652 MAT 101 D Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Hirschel20657 MAT 101 F Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Wortman20658 MAT 101 G1 Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Lavorgna23013 MAT 101 G2 Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 207 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Zingaro20659 MAT 101 H Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 319 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Hirschel20660 MAT 101 I Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Rickard, P20661 MAT 101 J Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM STAFF20662 MAT 101 M Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Wang20663 MAT 101 N Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM McCormack20664 MAT 101 N1 Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Wortman20665 MAT 101 P Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM Zingaro*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or Math Placement Test20667 MAT 102 A Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 319 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Wortman20668 MAT 102 A1 Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Xing20669 MAT 102 B Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Moody20670 MAT 102 B1 Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 303 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Niedzielski, John20671 MAT 102 C Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 319 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM STAFF20672 MAT 102 C1 Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Delgado20673 MAT 102 D Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 300 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Xing20676 MAT 102 F Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Moody20677 MAT 102 F1 Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 207 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Lavorgna20678 MAT 102 G Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 313 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Delgado20680 MAT 102 H Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Stonick20681 MAT 102 J Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 313 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Rickard, P20682 MAT 102 J1 Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 211A TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Prial20683 MAT 102 M Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 214 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Xing20684 MAT 102 N Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 313 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Moody20666 MAT 102 P Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM McCormack*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 101 or Math Placement Test.Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4731

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorMATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.) continued20704 MAT 111 F Found. of Elem. School Math* 3 LEC HA 319 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Niedzielski, John20705 MAT 111 N Found. of Elem. School Math* 3 LEC HA 319 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: C- or better in MAT 102 or Math Placement assessment of MAT 113 or higher.20687 MAT 121 A College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Niedzielski, John21998 MAT 121 B College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Delgado20688 MAT 121 C College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Stonick22516 MAT 121 D College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 303 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Morocho20691 MAT 121 F College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Stonick20692 MAT 121 G College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Flanagan20693 MAT 121 H College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Xing20696 MAT 121 I College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Wortman20694 MAT 121 J College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Wortman20695 MAT 121 M College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Delgado20697 MAT 121 N College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Zingaro*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 102 or Math Placement test.22517 MAT 122 A College Trigonometry* 3 LEC HA 313 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Pinkall20699 MAT 122 C College Trigonometry* 3 LEC HA 301 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Cummins20700 MAT 122 D College Trigonometry* 3 LEC HA 302 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Cummins20702 MAT 122 H College Trigonometry* 3 LEC HA 313 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Pinkall21999 MAT 122 I College Trigonometry* 3 LEC HA 301 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Morocho20698 MAT 122 M College Trigonometry* 3 LEC HA 303 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Morocho*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 12120707 MAT 125 G Intro to Statistics* 3 LEC HA 319 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Tubbs21823 MAT 125 J Intro to Statistics* 3 LEC HA 319 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Tubbs20708 MAT 125 M Intro to Statistics* 3 LEC HA 319 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Moody*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 12123017 MAT 134 B Mathematical Reasoning & Proof* 3 LEC HA 307 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Stonick20709 MAT 136 D Intro to Discrete Mathematics* 3 LEC HA 319 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Prial20711 MAT 205 AI Calculus 1* 4 LEC HA 300 T 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Schwartz20711 MAT 205 AI Calculus 1* 4 LEC HA 307 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Schwartz20713 MAT 205 FM Calculus 1* 4 LEC HA 300 MTWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Tubbs23014 MAT 205 HN Calculus 1* 4 LEC HA 300 MTWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Morocho*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 122, or MAT 131 or Math Placement test.20714 MAT 206 BJ Calculus 2* 4 LEC HA 300 MTWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Schwartz20715 MAT 206 GM Calculus 2* 4 LEC HA 300 MTWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Pinkall*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 20523016 MAT 211 A Linear Algebra* 3 LEC HA 300 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Prial*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 20520718 MAT 214 BJ Diff. Equations & Series* 4 LEC HA 314 MTWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Wang*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 20732

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 2011EVENING20630 MAT 010 EA Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC HA 303 M 06: 30PM 09: 15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: Math Placement Test20638 MAT 020 EA Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 300 M 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Rickard,T22839 MAT 020 EB Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 300 MW 04: 45PM 06: 00PM STAFF20639 MAT 020 EJ Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 300 W 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Devora*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test.20654 MAT 101 EF Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 300 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Stonick20655 MAT 101 EJ Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 W 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Wang20656 MAT 101 EN Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 300 R 06: 30PM 09: 15PM STAFF21995 MAT 101 XS Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 S 09: 00AM 12: 00PM Bastek*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or Math Placement Test20674 MAT 102 EA Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 M 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Wortman22838 MAT 102 EJ Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 303 W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Tubbs20675 MAT 102 EN Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 R 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Moody*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 101 or Math Placement Test.20689 MAT 121 EA College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 MW 04: 00PM 05: 15PM Tudisco20690 MAT 121 EF College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 303 T 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Lawrence*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 102 or Math Placement test.20701 MAT 122 EJ College Trigonometry* 3 LEC HA 301 W 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Barquero23015 MAT 122 XS College Trigonometry* 3 LEC HA 301 S 09: 00AM 12: 00PM Morocho*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 12120706 MAT 125 EA Intro to Statistics* 3 LEC HA 319 M 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Moody*Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 102 or higher or placement into MAT 121 higher.20703 MAT 131 EA Pre-Calculus* 4 LEC HA 307 MW 06: 00PM 07: 45PM Tudisco*Prerequisite: Math Placement Test. Note: This course is not open to students who have completed MAT 121 or MAT 122.20712 MAT 205 EA Calculus 1* 4 LEC HA 313 MW 06: 00PM 07: 45PM Pinkall*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 122, or MAT 131 or Math Placement test.20716 MAT 206 XS Calculus 2* 4 LEC HA 300 S 08: 00AM 11: 45AM Rickard, P*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 20520717 MAT 207 EF Calculus 3* 4 LEC HA 307 TR 06: 00PM 07: 45PM Wang*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 206MUSIC (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)20756 MUS 101 F Intro to Music 3 LEC OH 23 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Curtis20754 MUS 101 G Intro to Music 3 LEC OH 111 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Curtis20757 MUS 104 D Hist. of West. Music from 1750 3 LEC OH 111 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Hey20758 MUS 105 D History of Jazz 3 LEC OH 23 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Parker23119 MUS 107H H Honors: History of Rock Music* 3 LEC OH 23 MWF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Strunsky*Honors Course - Permission required by Honors Coordinator20762 MUS 109 O Music Business 3 LEC OH 109 M 03: 00PM 05: 45PM Perna20761 MUS 121 F Fundamentals of Music 3 LEC OH 111 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Strunsky20768 MUS 124 C Basic Musicianship 2*+ 5 LEC OH 111 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Hey20769 MUS 124 L1 Basic Musicianship Lab* LAB OH 23 TR 09: 00AM 09: 50AM HeyOH 23 R 10: 00AM 10: 50AM HeyOH 32 T 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Hey*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section.+Required: concurrent enrollment in a piano course.20766 MUS 131 M Elementary Piano 1 2 LEC OH 32 TR 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Damaris20767 MUS 132 B Elementary Piano 2 2 LEC OH 32 MF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Curtis21834 MUS 142 KM Group Voice 2 2 LEC OH 32 TR 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Damaris21385 MUS 151 N Chorus* 1 LAB OH 23 TR 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Damaris*Non-credit option is also available: N6523. Refer to non-credit bulletin.Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4733

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorMUSIC (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.) continued20773 MUS 153 NP Madrigal Singers 1 LAB OH 23 TR 03: 00PM 03: 50PM Damaris20779 MUS 161 KM Jazz Ensemble 1 LAB OH 24 TR 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Miele20798 MUS 224 CJ Advanced Musicianship 2 4 LL OH 24 MTWRF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Parker22603 MUS 226 B Elements of Arranging 3 LEC OH 24 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Parker20794 MUS 231 H Intermediate Piano 1 2 LEC OH 32 MF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Parker20795 MUS 232 H Intermediate Piano 2 2 LEC OH 32 MF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Parker20796 MUS 233 H Advanced Piano 1 2 LEC OH 32 MF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Parker22072 MUS 234 H Advanced Piano 2 2 LEC OH 32 MF 02: 00PM 02: 50PM ParkerEVENING20755 MUS 101 EA Intro to Music 3 LEC OH 23 M 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Perna22069 MUS 105 EJ History of Jazz 3 LEC OH 23 W 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Parker20759 MUS 107 EF History of Rock Music 3 LEC OH 23 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Strunsky22601 MUS 111 EF Audio Engin. & Design/Arts 3 LL OH 33 TR 04: 00PM 05: 45PM Galipeau20765 MUS 131 EA Elementary Piano 1 2 LEC OH 32 M 06: 00PM 07: 45PM Damaris20775 MUS 155 EN Orchestra* 1 LAB PT THEA R 08: 00PM 09: 45PM Clark-Moore*Non-credit option is also available: N6528. Refer to non-credit bulletin.20778 MUS 157 EN Chamber Ensemble* 1 LAB PT THEA R 06: 00PM 07: 45PM Clark-Moore*Non-credit option is also available: N6527. Refer to non-credit bulletin.20774 MUS 159 EJ Band* 1 LAB PT THEA W 07: 00PM 08: 45PM Scott*Non-credit option is also available: N6529. Refer to non-credit bulletin.MUSIC - PRIVATE INSTRUCTION – MUS 170 THROUGH MUS 177Prerequisites: Students must be majors or have permission of course coordinator or department chair1. Students are responsible for arranging private lessons and paying the additional fee charged by the instructor.2. A limited number of on-campus slots are available. An off-campus instructor may be necessary.3. To receive one credit, fourteen half-hour long lessons are required (Register for Section X).4. To receive two credits, fourteen hour-long lessons are required (Register for both Section X and Section Y).5. Private instruction students must obtain the necessary forms from the Arts & Communication Department during the first week of classes.6. End of semester jury examinations required of all private instruction students.MUS 170 X STRINGS 1.00 Hours to be arranged MUS 174 X PIANO/ORGAN 1.00 Hours to be arrangedMUS 170 Y STRINGS 1.00 Hours to be arranged MUS 174 Y PIANO/ORGAN 1.00 Hours to be arrangedMUS 171 X WOODWINDS 1.00 Hours to be arranged MUS 175 X GUITAR 1.00 Hours to be arrangedMUS 171 Y WOODWINDS 1.00 Hours to be arranged MUS 175 Y GUITAR 1.00 Hours to be arrangedMUS 172 X BRASS 1.00 Hours to be arranged MUS 176 X VOICE 1.00 Hours to be arrangedMUS 172 Y BRASS 1.00 Hours to be arranged MUS 176 Y VOICE 1.00 Hours to be arrangedMUS 173 X PERCUSSION 1.00 Hours to be arranged MUS 177 X THEORY/COMP 1.00 Hours to be arrangedMUS 173 Y PERCUSSION 1.00 Hours to be arranged MUS 177 Y THEORY/COMP 1.00 Hours to be arranged34

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 2011NURSING (NURSING DEPT.)NURSING 220952 NUR 020 B Support Module for Nursing 2* 1 LEC HU 107 M 09: 00AM 09: 50AM STAFF22815 NUR 020 F Support Module for Nursing 2* 1 LEC HU 107 M 12: 00PM 12: 50PM STAFF22529 NUR 020 O Support Module for Nursing 2* 1 LEC BT 201 F 03: 00PM 03: 50PM STAFF*Required: Concurrent enrollment in NUR 102 or permission of Dept. Chair.Prerequisites for ALL blocks of Nursing 2: BIO 111, MLT 106, grade of 75% or higher in NUR 101, and completed orconcurrent enrollment in BIO 11220946 NUR 102 AGA Nursing 2* 1 GA BT 311 M 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Ward-Simons20947 NUR 102 AHP Nursing 2* CLI TBA TBA W 08: 00AM 12: 50PM Ward-SimonsT 12: 30PM 04: 20PM Ward-Simons20948 NUR 102 ALE Nursing 2* LEC BT 311 R 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Ward-SimonsBT 311 M 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Ward-Simons20949 NUR 102 AM1 Nursing 2* MSL BT 208 R 01: 00PM 03: 50PM STAFF20950 NUR 102 AM2 Nursing 2* MSL BT 208 F 08: 00AM 10: 50AM STAFF*Students registering for NUR 102 AGA must also enroll in NUR 102 AHP, ALE,AM1 or AM220964 NUR 102 BGA Nursing 2* 10 GA BT 207 M 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Sabatino20965 NUR 102 BHP Nursing 2* CLI TBA TBA F 08: 00AM 12: 50PM SabatinoR 12: 30PM 04: 20PM Sabatino20967 NUR 102 BLE Nursing 2* LEC BT 207 M 10: 00AM 11: 50AM SabatinoBT 207 W 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Sabatino20968 NUR 102 BM1 Nursing 2* MSL BT 208 T 01: 00PM 03: 50PM STAFF20969 NUR 102 BM2 Nursing 2* MSL BT 208 W 09: 00AM 11: 50AM STAFF*Students registering for NUR 102 BGA must also enroll in NUR 102 BHP, BLE, BM1 or BM220959 NUR 102 CGA Nursing 2* 10 GA BT 203 M 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Whalen21369 NUR 102 CHP Nursing 2* CLI TBA TBA F 08: 00AM 12: 50PM WhalenR 12: 30PM 04: 20PM Whalen20961 NUR 102 CLE Nursing 2* LEC BT 203 W 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Whalen20962 NUR 102 CM1 Nursing 2* MSL BT 208 T 09: 00AM 11: 50AM STAFF20963 NUR 102 CM2 Nursing 2* MSL BT 208 W 01: 00PM 03: 50PM STAFF*Students registering for NUR 102 CGA must also enroll in NUR 102 CHP, CLE, CM1 or CM220981 NUR 112 B Basic Clinical Calculations 2* 1 LEC HU 103 M 09: 00AM 09: 50AM STAFF20984 NUR 112 B2 Basic Clinical Calculations 2* 1 LEC BT 203 M 09: 00AM 09: 50AM STAFF22530 NUR 112 F Basic Clinical Calculations 2* 1 LEC BT 119 M 12: 00PM 12: 50PM STAFF20983 NUR 112 G Basic Clinical Calculations 2* 1 LEC BT 201 M 01: 00PM 01: 50PM STAFF20982 NUR 112 O Basic Clinical Calculations 2* 1 LEC BT 264 M 03: 00PM 03: 50PM STAFF*Required: Concurrent enrollment in NUR 102 or permission of Dept. Chair.Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4735

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorNURSING (NURSING DEPT.) continuedNURSING 420951 NUR 040 A Support Module for Nursing 4* 1 LEC BT 119 M 08: 00AM 08: 50AM STAFF23107 NUR 040 P Support Module for Nursing 4* 1 LEC BT 264 T 03: 00PM 03: 50PM STAFF*Required: concurrent enrollment in NUR 202 or permission of Dept. Chair.Prerequisites for ALL blocks of Nursing 4: PSY 100, CHM 110 and a grade of 75% ( C ) or higher in NUR 20121227 NUR 202 AGA Nursing 4* 9 GA BT 311 M 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Castaldo21228 NUR 202 AHP Nursing 4* CLI TBA TBA TW 08: 00AM 01: 30PM Castaldo21229 NUR 202 ALE Nursing 4* LEC BT 117 M 10: 00AM 11: 50AM CastaldoBT 203 F 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Castaldo21230 NUR 202 AM1 Nursing 4* MSL BT 206 R 10: 00AM 11: 50AM STAFF21233 NUR 202 AM2 Nursing 4* MSL BT 206 F 01: 00PM 02: 50PM STAFF*Students registering for NUR 202 AGA must also enroll in NUR 202 AHP, ALE,AM1 or AM221239 NUR 202 CGA Nursing 4* 9 GA BT 201 M 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Drabik21240 NUR 202 CHP Nursing 4* CLI TBA TBA RF 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Drabik21241 NUR 202 CLE Nursing 4* LEC BT 201 M 10: 00AM 11: 50AM DrabikBT 303 T 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Drabik21242 NUR 202 CM1 Nursing 4* MSL BT 206 T 01: 00PM 02: 50PM STAFF21243 NUR 202 CM2 Nursing 4* MSL BT 206 W 12: 00PM 01: 50PM STAFF*Students registering for NUR 202 CGA must also enroll in NUR 202 CHP, CLE,CM1 or CM222814 NUR 207 1HO Advanced Clinical Calculations*+ 1 LEC BT 119 M 02: 00PM 03: 50PM STAFF23108 NUR 207 1N1 Advanced Clinical Calculations*+ 1 LEC HU 107 T 02: 00PM 03: 50PM STAFF*Prerequisite: NUR 112 or NUR 102 or permission of instructor.+First Half semester course ends Mar. 9thNURSING 521231 NUR 203 D Nursing 5*+ 1 PRC TBA TBA Drabik*Prerequisite: C or better in NUR 202+Course runs from: Apr. 27 through May 15NURSING 2EVENINGPrerequisites for ALL blocks of Nursing 2: BIO 111, MLT 106, grade of 75% or higher in NUR 101, and completed orconcurrent enrollment in BIO 11220970 NUR 102 EGA Nursing 2* 10 GA BT 201 M 05: 00PM 05: 50PM Wardell20971 NUR 102 EHP Nursing 2* CLI TBA TBA WR 05: 00PM 09: 30PM Wardell20972 NUR 102 ELE Nursing 2* LEC BT 201 M 06: 30PM 09: 30PM WardellBT 203 F 04: 00PM 05: 50PM Wardell20973 NUR 102 EM1 Nursing 2* MSL BT 208 T 04: 00PM 06: 50PM STAFF20974 NUR 102 EM2 Nursing 2* MSL BT 208 T 07: 00PM 09: 50PM STAFF*Students registering for NUR 102 EGA must also enroll in NUR 102 EHP, ELE,EM1 or EM236

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorNURSING 4EVENINGPrerequisites for ALL blocks of Nursing 4: PSY 100, CHM 110 and a grade of 75% ( C ) or higher in NUR 20121244 NUR 202 EGA Nursing 4* 9 GA BT 203 M 05: 00PM 05: 50PM Cal21245 NUR 202 EHP Nursing 4* CLI TBA TBA WR 04: 00PM 09: 30PM Cal21246 NUR 202 ELE Nursing 4* LEC BT 203 M 06: 30PM 09: 30PM CalBT 203 T 04: 00PM 05: 50PM Cal21247 NUR 202 EM1 Nursing 4* MSL BT 206 T 06: 00PM 07: 50PM STAFF21248 NUR 202 EM2 Nursing 4* MSL BT 206 T 08: 00PM 09: 50PM STAFF*Students registering for NUR 202 EGA must also enroll in NUR 202 EHP, ELE, EM1 or EM222531 NUR 205 EN Pharmacology & the Human Body* 3 LEC BT 117 R 04: 00PM 06: 50PM Wardell*Prerequisite: BIO 112 or permission of instructorSpring 2011NURSING 5EVENING21232 NUR 203 E Nursing 5*+ 1 PRC TBA TBA Drabik*Prerequisite: C or better in NUR 202+Course runs from: Apr. 27 through May 15OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT (OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT DEPT.)21022 OTA 102 BC Fund of Occupational Therapy 2* 3 LL BT 204 MW 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Frazier21023 OTA 102 IJ Fund of Occupational Therapy 2* 3 LL BT 204 TR 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Frazier*Prerequisite: OTA 101 and BIO 11121024 OTA 104 KN Occupational Performance 2* 1 LAB BT 204 T 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Christensen21025 OTA 104 MP Occupational Performance 2* 1 LAB BT 204 R 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Christensen*Prerequisite: OTA 103 and BIO 11121026 OTA 106 O Med Conditions for the OTA* 3 LEC BT 204 M 03: 30PM 06: 15PM Paradies*Prerequisite: OTA 101 and BIO 111+Co-requisite: OTA 102 and OTA 10421027 OTA 217 1AO OTA - Clinical Practice 1*+ 7.5 CLI TBA TBA MTWRF 08: 00AM 04: 50PM Hannes*Prerequisites: OTA 107, OTA 201, OTA 205, and OTA 207+Course meets from Jan. 3rd through Feb. 25th21028 OTA 218 2AO OTA - Clinical Practice 2*+ 7.5 CLI TBA TBA MTWRF 08: 00AM 04: 50PM Consolo-Melchionne*Prerequisite: OTA 217+Course meets from Mar. 7th through May 13thOFFICE TECHNOLOGIES (BUSINESS DEPT.)20854 OFT 103 P Medical Coding 3 LEC HA 210 T 03: 20PM 05: 50PM Bourdage21282 OFT 107 FG Elementary Comp. Keyboarding 3 LL HA 212 MW 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Loughman-Wright20863 OFT 108 FG Intermediate Comp. Keyboarding 3 LL HA 217 MW 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Haring-Robinson20864 OFT 109 BC Advanced Comp. Keyboarding 3 LL HA 217 MW 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Haring-Robinson20917 OFT 201 HO Records/Information Management 3 LEC HA 212 MW 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Loughman-Wright20918 OFT 214 IJ Excel and Access 3 LL HA 210 TR 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Messina20914 OFT 220 A Office Internship 3 INT HA 212 W 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Krissler21280 OFT 106 1J Keyboarding* 1 LL HA 217 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Hutchings21281 OFT 106 1M Keyboarding* 1 LL HA 217 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Hutchings*First Half Semester course ends March 9th22509 OFT 106 2J Keyboarding* 1 LL HA 217 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Hutchings21284 OFT 106 2M Keyboarding* 1 LL HA 217 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Hutchings*Second Half Semester course begins March 10thRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4737

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorOFFICE TECHNOLOGIES (BUSINESS DEPT.) continuedEVENING22043 OFT 106 2EA Keyboarding* 1 LL HA 217 M 05: 30PM 08: 15PM Colonna*Second Half Semester course begins March 10thPHILOSOPHY & RELIGION (ENGLISH DEPT.)21551 PHL 210 M Philosophy 3 LEC HA 201 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Givant*Prerequisite: ENG 101 or concurrent enrollment22570 PHL 220 M Ethics* 3 LEC BT 364 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Bliss*Prerequisite: ENG 101 or concurrent enrollment20813 PHL 230 J Religious Concepts* 3 LEC HA 107 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Bliss*Prerequisite: ENG 101 or concurrent enrollmentDISTANCE LEARNING23095 PHL 112 DL New Testament* 3 LEC VIR WWW Warrener*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20PHYSICAL EDUCATION, EXERCISE STUDIES, HEALTH (MOVEMENT SCIENCE DEPT.)FULL SEMESTER THEORY COURSES20988 PED 100 C Intro to Physical Education 2 LEC PE 241 MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Smith21005 PED 111 M Substance Abuse & Health 3 LEC PE 222 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Mason21009 PED 112 BC Contemporary Health 3 LEC PE 222 MW 09: 00AM 10: 15AM Heidemann22607 PED 112 HO Contemporary Health 3 LEC PE 222 MW 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Bach21971 PED 112 N Contemporary Health 3 LEC PE 222 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Mason23128 PED 145 CD Group Exercise Leadership 2 LEC PE GYM2 MW 10: 00AM 11: 15AM Kissam-Horaz20997 PED 150 CD First Aid & Safety 2 LL PE 252 MW 10: 00AM 11: 15AM Richert21000 PED 150 J First Aid & Safety 2 LL PE 241 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Walz20999 PED 150 KM First Aid & Safety 2 LL PE 252 TR 12: 00PM 01: 15PM Walz21002 PED 201 IJ Intro to Human Movement 3 LL PE 222 TR 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Stepp21479 PED 203 FG Phys. Fitness & Exer. Prescrip 3 LEC PE 223 MW 12: 00PM 01: 15PM Boffalo21480 PED 204 GO Lab Fitness Assessment 1 LEC PE HPL W 01: 30PM 03: 30PM Boffalo23136 PED 230 CD Exer. Studies Practicum 2 PRC PE 241 F 10: 00AM 11: 50AM SteppEVENING22608 PED 111 EN Substance Abuse & Health 3 LEC PE 223 R 06: 00PM 09: 00PM Mason21973 PED 151 EF Lifeguard Training* 1 LEC PE POOL T 03: 30PM 05: 30PM Stepp21972 PED 152 EG Water Safety Instructor 1 LEC PE POOL T 06: 00PM 09: 00PM SteppFIRST HALF THEORY COURSES20995 PED 155 1F CPR* 1 LEC PE 252 MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Kissam-Horaz22609 PED 155 1NP CPR* 1 LEC PE 252 T 02: 00PM 03: 50PM Walz*First Half Semester course ends Mar. 9th.38

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 2011SECOND HALF THEORY COURSES21006 PED 114 2B2 Stress Management* 1 LEC PE 241 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Stepp20996 PED 156 2N Infant & Child First Aid & CPR* 1 LEC PE 252 T 02: 00PM 03: 50PM Walz*Second Half Semester course begins Mar. 10th.EVENING20992 PED 155 2EN CPR* 1 LEC PE 241 R 07: 00PM 08: 50PM Conklin*Second Half Semester course begins Mar. 10th.FULL SEMESTER SKILLS COURSES21457 PEM 162 B Team Sports 1 LAB PE GYM3 MW 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Smith21974 PEM 167 D Weight Training 1 LAB PE ER MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM BoffaloFULL SEMESTER ACTIVITY COURSES21448 PES 100 A Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 MW 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Heidemann21456 PES 100 B Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 223 MW 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Giles21449 PES 100 C Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 223 MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Boffalo21447 PES 100 CD Concepts of Physical Wellness* 1 LL PE 222 F 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Bach*Hybrid Course - see box page 2021444 PES 100 D Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Bach23127 PES 100 EF Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 T 04: 00PM 05: 50PM Walz21975 PES 100 F Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Smith21149 PES 100 FG Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 F 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Bach*Hybrid Course - see box page 2022807 PES 100 FG2 Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 223 F 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Mason21152 PES 100 H Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 223 MW 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Giles22084 PES 100H G Honors - Concepts of Phys Well* 1 LL PE 222 MW 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Stepp*Honors Course - permission required by Honors Coordinator21263 PES 100 J Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 223 TR 09: 30AM 10: 20AM Bach21977 PES 100 KM Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 241 R 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Giles21155 PES 100 M Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 223 TR 12: 30PM 01: 20PM Boffalo21451 PES 100 N Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 223 TR 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Bach22103 PES 100 O Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 241 MW 03: 00PM 03: 50PM Kissam-HorazEVENING21553 PES 100 EI Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 T 07: 00PM 08: 50PM Amelio21148 PES 100 EN Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 R 05: 00PM 06: 50PM ConklinDISTANCE LEARNING21143 PES 100 DL1 Concepts of Physical Wellness* 1 LL VIR WWW Stepp21144 PES 100 DL2 Concepts of Physical Wellness* 1 LL VIR WWW Boffalo21145 PES 100 DL3 Concepts of Physical Wellness* 1 LL VIR WWW Boffalo22610 PES 100 DL4 Concepts of Physical Wellness* 1 LL VIR WWW Stepp*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4739

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorPHYSICAL EDUCATION, EXERCISE STUDIES, HEALTH (MOVEMENT SCIENCE DEPT.) continuedFIRST HALF ACTIVITY COURSES - (Ends March 9)Courses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.22617 PES 174 1B Exercise & Weight Management 0.5 LAB PE STU MW 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Bach21161 PES 183 1C Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Bach21164 PES 183 1G Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 MW 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Kissam-Horaz21167 PES 183 1J Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 TR 09: 30AM 10: 20AM Dross21168 PES 183 1K Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 TR 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Dross22642 PES 183 1M Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 TR 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Bach21482 PES 200 1G Volleyball 0.5 LAB PE GYM3 MW 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Morris22655 PES 200 1J Volleyball 0.5 LAB PE GYM1 TR 09: 30AM 10: 20AM Smith23161 PES 200 1M Volleyball 0.5 LAB PE GYM3 TR 01: 00PM 01: 30PM Morris21481 PES 202 1B Basketball - Men 0.5 LAB PE GYM1 MW 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Quimby21182 PES 204 1G Floor Hockey - Men 0.5 LAB PE GYM1 MW 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Quimby21186 PES 210 1D Racquetball* 0.5 LAB PE HC MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Morris*All sections of racquetball require students to provide their own AARA approved, protective eyewear.21179 PES 211 1C Badminton 0.5 LAB PE GYM1 MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Morris21981 PES 300 1C Weight Training 0.5 LAB PE ER MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Giles22619 PES 300 1IJ Weight Training 0.5 LAB PE ER TR 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Boffalo21216 PES 300 1M Weight Training 0.5 LAB PE ER TR 12: 30PM 01: 20PM Smith22626 PES 401 1CD Self-Defense - Women 0.5 LAB PE STU F 10: 00AM 11: 50AM De Blasio23137 PES 403 1FG Mixed Martial Arts - Men 0.5 LAB PE STU F 12: 00PM 01: 50PM De Blasio21978 PES 410 1D Pilates 0.5 LAB PE STU MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Giles21983 PES 410 1IJ Pilates 0.5 LAB PE STU TR 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Giles22620 PES 413 1C Stretching for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE STU TR 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Boffalo21471 PES 422 1F Modern Dance 1 0.5 LAB PE STU MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Giles21463 PES 602 1F Fitness Swim 0.5 LAB PE POOL MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM SteppEVENINGCourses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.21968 PES 173 1EF Cardio-Kickboxing 0.5 LAB PE STU T 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Conklin22615 PES 183 1EN Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 TR 04: 00PM 04: 50PM Mason23129 PES 204 1EB Floor Hockey - Men 0.5 LAB PE GYM1 M 07: 00PM 08: 50PM Dross21187 PES 210 1EA Racquetball* 0.5 LAB PE HC M 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Quimby*All sections of racquetball require students to provide their own AARA approved, protective eyewear.21441 PES 300 1EF Weight Training 0.5 LAB PE ER T 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Amelio21491 PES 300 1EN Weight Training 0.5 LAB PE ER R 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Amelio21493 PES 411 1EA Yoga 0.5 LAB PE STU M 04: 00PM 05: 50PM FranceseSECOND HALF SEMESTER ACTIVITY COURSES (Begins March 10th)Courses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.22618 PES 180 2B Jogging 0.5 LAB PE GYM1 MW 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Bach21982 PES 181 2C Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE GYM3 MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Giles21470 PES 181 2H Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE GYM3 MW 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Kissam-Horaz21202 PES 181 2J Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE GYM1 R 09: 30AM 10: 50AM Morris21489 PES 183 2B Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 MW 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Dross21169 PES 183 2C Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Dross21488 PES 183 2G Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 MW 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Kissam-Horaz21173 PES 183 2M Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 TR 12: 30PM 01: 20PM Bach22623 PES 184 2H Triathlon Training 0.5 LAB PE FLD MW 02: 00PM 02: 50PM SteppPE POOL MW 02: 00PM 02: 50PM40

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 201121487 PES 200 2CD Volleyball 0.5 LAB PE GYM1 F 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Quimby21184 PES 205 2J Baseball 0.5 LAB PE FLD T 09: 30AM 11: 00AM Smith21467 PES 207 2J2 Golf 0.5 LAB PE FLD R 09: 30AM 10: 50AM Smith21132 PES 209 2F Tennis* 0.5 LAB PE TC MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Quimby21133 PES 209 2J Tennis* 0.5 LAB PE TC T 09: 30AM 10: 50AM Morris*Note: Black soled sneakers are not permitted on the tennis courts.21194 PES 210 2C Racquetball* 0.5 LAB PE HC MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Morris*All sections of racquetball require students to provide their own AARA approved, protective eyewear.21443 PES 211 2D Badminton 0.5 LAB PE GYM1 MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Morris22627 PES 401 2CD Self-Defense - Women 0.5 LAB PE STU F 10: 00AM 11: 50AM De Blasio21472 PES 410 2D Pilates 0.5 LAB PE STU MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Giles21984 PES 410 2IJ Pilates 0.5 LAB PE STU TR 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Giles22621 PES 413 2C Stretching for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE STU TR 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Boffalo21985 PES 422 2F Modern Dance 1 0.5 LAB PE STU MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Giles21465 PES 602 2F Fitness Swim 0.5 LAB PE POOL MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM SteppEVENINGCourses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.21210 PES 171 2EF Step Aerobics 0.5 LAB PE STU T 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Conklin21442 PES 181 2EF Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE 223 T 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Amelio21980 PES 181 2EJ Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE 241 W 06: 00PM 07: 50PM Conklin22613 PES 183 2EA Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 MW 05: 00PM 05: 50PM Madden22614 PES 183 2EB Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 MW 06: 00PM 06: 50PM Madden22616 PES 183 2EN Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 TR 04: 00PM 04: 50PM Mason21131 PES 209 2EF Tennis* 0.5 LAB PE TC T 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Quimby21135 PES 209 2XT Tennis* 0.5 LAB PE TC S 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Quimby*Note: Black soled sneakers are not permitted on the tennis courts.21196 PES 210 2EF Racquetball* 0.5 LAB PE HC T 07: 00PM 08: 50PM Quimby*All sections of racquetball require students to provide their own AARA approved, protective eyewear.21494 PES 411 2EA Yoga 0.5 LAB PE STU M 04: 00PM 05: 50PM FrancesePHYSICAL SCIENCE (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)20624 PSC 125 B Phys. Sci: The Physical World* 3 LEC HA 316 MW 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Kinoshita22004 PSC 125 L2 Phys. Sci: Physical World Lab* LAB HA 316 F 08: 00AM 09: 50AM Kinoshita*Required: concurrent enrollment in PSC 125 L2 lab section23125 PSC 125 IJ Phys. Sci: The Physical World 3 LL HA 312 TR 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Kinoshita22536 PSC 125 F Phys. Sci: The Physical World* 3 LEC HA 314 WF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Kinoshita22537 PSC 125 L3 Phys. Sci: The Physical World Lab* LAB HA 314 M 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Kinoshita*Required: concurrent enrollment in PSC 125 L3 lab section20625 PSC 125 G Phys. Sci: The Physical World* 3 LEC HA 316 MW 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Stillman21435 PSC 125 L1 Phys. Sci: Physical World Lab* LAB HA 316 F 01: 00PM 02: 50PM Stillman*Required: concurrent enrollment in PSC 125 L1 lab sectionEVENINGLab portions built into evening sections22538 PSC 125 EJ Phys. Sci: The Physical World 3 LL HA 314 W 06: 00PM 09: 30PM Kocsis23126 PSC 140 EF Phys. Sci: The Environment 3 LL HA 314 T 06: 00PM 09: 45PM Kocsis20626 PSC 140 EP Phys. Sci: The Environment 3 LL HA 314 TR 03: 30PM 05: 20PM MooreRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4741

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorPHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT (PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT DEPT.)21051 PTA 012 G Kinesiology Support Module* 1 LEC BT 203 W 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Stephens*Prerequisite: BIO 111, PTA 101, PTA 103, PTA 10521052 PTA 102 CD1 Physical Therapist Assisting 2* 4 LEC BT 303 MW 10: 30AM 11: 50AM Stephens21053 PTA 102 L1 Physical Therapist Assisting 2 Lab* LAB BT 103 R 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Stephens21054 PTA 102 L2 Physical Therapist Assisting 2 Lab* LAB BT 103 R 11: 00AM 01: 50PM Stephens*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21058 PTA 104 BC Kinesiology* 4 LEC BT 303 MW 09: 00AM 10: 20AM Stephens21059 PTA 104 L1 Kinesiology Lab* LAB BT 103 T 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Stephens21060 PTA 104 L2 Kinesiology Lab* LAB BT 103 T 11: 00AM 01: 50PM Stephens*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21055 PTA 202 FH Physical Therapist Assisting 4* 4 LEC BT 103 M 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Masker21056 PTA 202 L1 Physical Therapist Assisting 4 Lab* LAB BT 103 W 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Masker21057 PTA 202 L2 Physical Therapist Assisting 4 Lab* LAB BT 103 W 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Masker*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21061 PTA 206 S PTA - Clinical Education 2* 3 CLI TBA TBA TR 08: 00AM 03: 50PM Leonard*Prerequisite: PED 202, PTA 201, PTA 205, PTA 20721062 PTA 208 AC Contemporary Prac. for the PTA* 3 LEC BT 103 M 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Meier*Prerequisite: PTA 201, PTA 205, PTA 207PHYSICS (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)20599 PHY 101 C General Physics 1*+ 4 LEC HA 313 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Wolbeck20600 PHY 101 L1 General Physics 1 Lab* LAB HA 316 T 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Wolbeck20601 PHY 101 L2 General Physics 1 Lab* LAB HA 316 T 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Wolbeck*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section+Prerequisite: MAT 102, or Math Placement test into MAT 12120602 PHY 102 D General Physics 2* 4 LEC HA 313 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Stillman20604 PHY 102 L1 General Physics 2 Lab* LAB HA 314 R 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Stillman*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section+Prerequisite: PHY 10120605 PHY 104 F Physics for Sci. & Engin. 2*+ 4 LEC HA 313 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Cummins20606 PHY 104 L1 Physics/Sci & Eng. 2 Lab* LAB HA 316 R 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Cummins22535 PHY 104 L2 Physics/Sci & Eng. 2 Lab* LAB HA 316 R 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Cummins*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section+Prerequisite: C- or better in PHY 103 and completed or concurrent enrollment in MAT 205 required.22008 PHY 106 C Gen. Physics 2 w/Calculus*+ 4 LEC HA 314 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM McGee22009 PHY 106 L1 Gen. Physics 2 w/Calculus Lab* LAB HA 314 W 03: 00PM 05: 30PM McGee*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section+Prerequisite: PHY 10521429 PHY 108 GH Acoustics* 3 LEC HA 314 T 01: 00PM 02: 50PM Kinoshita21430 PHY 108 L1 Acoustics Lab* LAB HA 314 R 01: 00PM 02: 50PM Kinoshita*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section+Prerequisite: MAT 101 or permission of instructorContinued on page 4842

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Next Steps:After Meeting with an Advisor…Take this registration form to the Records and Registration Office.– Review the print out of your Schedule to make sure you have the courses you wanted on the days, times, andcampus location discussed.– Bring your schedule to have your photo taken for your Student ID.– Payment is due to the Bursar’s Office by the due date or the day you register if after the payment due date.o See the Bursar’s Office for due dates and payment options, including the Payment Plan.o Check your Account and Financial Aid information in Banner.o See the Financial Aid Office for questions about your financial aid application, necessary paperwork, andyour eligibility.– Your Parking Pass and Student ID can be picked up once you receive a receipt for payment of tuition from theBursar’s Office.– Bring a copy of your schedule to the Bookstore to find out what books you need.o The Bookstore can pre-package your books for pickup later.o Please review the Bookstore’s return policy before purchasing your books.o Students who have Financial Aid credit may use it to buy books on specific dates. Ask the Bookstore orFinancial Aid Office for details.– If your plans change, and you anticipate not attending any or all of your classes, you must complete the necessarypaperwork to Withdraw prior to the start date of the semester to avoid financial obligation.o You may drop classes after the deadline, but you will be financially responsible for some or all of the cost,depending on how much of the semester has passed.– Check your Grades in Banner at the end of the semester. If you do not receive the necessary grades in prerequisitesfor next semester’s classes, you must adjust your schedule immediately.– Financial Aid may be impacted by taking courses not required for your degree, insufficient academic progress,poor class attendance, Withdrawing from college or dropping classes. Please check your Financial Aid informationin Banner and see the Financial Aid Office to understand how your eligibility may be effected.Please Note:Once the semester begins you are financially responsible, and may receive grades for, any registered classes,even if you do not attend.44

Personal Data Sheet forNon-Degree Seeking StudentsHigh school graduates and persons holding high school equivalency diplomasmay enroll in up to 11.5 credits, or less, a semester without making formalapplication for admission to the college.Individuals who do not possess a high school diploma or GED, see theAdmissions Office. DO NOT COMPLETE THIS FORM.www.sunyorange.eduLAST SEMESTER IN WHICH YOUTOOK A SUNY ORANGE CREDITCOURSE:FALL ..................... 20_____SPRING .................. 20_____SUMMER ................. 20_____NO PRIOR CREDIT COURSES _____LAST FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL MAIDEN NAMELEGAL ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP FROM TO OTHER NAMES USEDLASTFIRSTPREVIOUS ADDRESS ( IF AT ABOVE ADDRESS LESS THAN 2 YRS ) NY COUNTY (OR STATE) OF LEGALRESIDENCYLOCAL ADDRESS (IF DIFFERENT FROM CURRENT LEGAL ADDRESS)ALL - SELECT ONE OR MORE: 01 WHITE 02 BLACK 04 ASIANHOME ( )CELL ( )WORK ( )SOCIAL SECURITY # (OPTIONAL) 05 AMERICAN INDIAN / NATIVE ALASKAN 08 NATIVE HAWAIIAN / PACIFIC ISLANDER(NOTE: DUE TO NEW GOVERNMENTAL REPORTING REQUIREMENTS, PERSONS WHO AREHISPANIC/LATINO MUST RESPOND TO THE ABOVE AND THEN COMPLETE THEFOLLOWING SECTION BELOW)-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ALL - ETHNICITY: ARE YOU HISPANIC / LATINO? YES NOIF YES, IS YOUR BACKGROUND? (YOU MUST SELECT ONLY ONE, IF HISPANIC/LATINO) : CENTRAL AMERICAN DOMINICAN MEXICAN PUERTO RICAN SOUTH AMERICAN OTHER HISPANIC/LATINOCITIZEN OF U.S. YES NOBIRTHDATE (MANDATORY)/ /_____ / ______ / _______SEX MALE FEMALEIS YOUR GOAL TO RECEIVE A DEGREEOR CERTIFICATE? YES NOHAVE YOU RECEIVED A DEGREE FROM SUNY ORANGE? YES NOIF YES:DATEDEGREEI WORK EACH WEEK: NOT EMPLOYED LESS THAN 20 HRS BETWEEN 20 AND 34 HRS 35 HRS OR OVERIN CASE OF EMERGENCY, CONTACT (GIVE NAME)NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL OR STATE ISSUING HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY (GED)NAME CITY STATEHOME ( )CELL ( )WORK ( )YEAR OF H.S. GRADUATION OR GED(MANDATORY)ALL OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IS TRUE AND COMPLETEDATESIGNATUREREV. October 10, 2008For Internal Use Only A# ___________________45

Orange County Community CollegeMENINGOCOCCAL MENINGITIS FACT SHEETWHAT IS MENINGOCOCCAL MENINGITIS? Meningococcal disease is a severe bacterial infection of the bloodstream ormeninges (a thin lining covering the brain and spinal cord). It is a relatively rare disease and usually occurs as asingle isolated event. Clusters of cases or outbreaks are rare in the United States.HOW IS THE GERM MENINGOCOCCUS SPREAD? Meningococcal disease is transmitted through the air via droplets ofrespiratory secretions and direct contact with an infected person. Direct contact, for these purposes, is definedas oral contact with shared items such as cigarettes or drinking glasses or through intimate contact such as kissing.Although anyone can come in contact with the bacteria that causes meningococcal disease, data also indicatescertain social behaviors, such as exposure to passive and active smoking, bar patronage, and excessive alcoholconsumption, may put students at increased risk for the disease. Patients with respiratory infections, compromisedimmunity, those in close contact to a known case, and travelers to endemic areas of the world are also at increasedrisk.WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS? The early symptoms usually associated with meningococcal disease include fever, severeheadache, stiff neck, rash, nausea, vomiting, and lethargy, and may resemble the flu. Because the disease progressesrapidly, often in as little as 12 hours, students are urged to seek medical care immediately if they experience two ormore of these symptoms concurrently. The disease is occasionally fatal.HOW SOON DO THE SYMPTOMS APPEAR? The symptoms may appear two to 10 days after exposure, but usually withinfive days.WHAT IS THE TREATMENT FOR MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE? Antibiotics, such as penicillin G or ceftriaxone, can be usedto treat people with meningococcal disease.SHOULD PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN IN CONTACT WITH A DIAGNOSED CASE OF MENINGOCOCCAL MENINGITIS BE TREATED?Only people who have been in close contact (household members, intimate contacts, health care personnel performingmouth-to-mouth resuscitation, day care center playmates, etc.) need to be considered for preventive treatment.Such people are usually advised to obtain a prescription for a special antibiotic (either rifampin, ciprofloxacin or ceftriaxone)from their physician. Casual contact as might occur in a regular classroom, office or factory setting is notusually significant enough to cause concern.IS THERE A VACCINE TO PREVENT MENINGOCOCCAL MENINGITIS? Presently, there is a vaccine that will protect againstsome of the strains of meningococcus. It is recommended in outbreak situations, and for those traveling to areas ofthe world where high rates of the disease are known to occur. For some college students, such as freshman living indormitories, there is a modestly increased risk of meningococcal disease; students and parents should be educatedabout meningococcal disease and the availability of a safe and effective vaccine.HOW EFFECTIVE IS THE VACCINE? The meningococcal vaccine has been shown to provide protection against the mostcommon strains of the disease, including serogroups A, C, Y and W-135. The vaccine has shown to be 85 to 100percent effective in serogroups A and C in older children and adults.IS THE VACCINE SAFE? ARE THERE ADVERSE SIDE EFFECTS TO THE VACCINE? The vaccine is very safe and adverse reactionsare mild and infrequent, consisting primarily of redness and pain at the site of injection lasting up to two days.WHAT IS THE DURATION OF PROTECTION? The duration of the Menomune meningococcal vaccine is approximatelythree to five years. The Menactra vaccine may last up to ten years. The duration of protection from the Menveovaccine, introduced in 2010 is not known.COST AND AVAILABILITY – Vaccine cost is $75 to $110, and is available from your health care provider or the Departmentof Health. Call 291-2369 to schedule an appointment with the Department of Health.46

SUNY ORANGESUNY ORANGEwww.sunyorange.eduStudent Immunization RecordSTUDENT IMMUNIZATION RECORDProcedures – All students born on or after 1/1/57 who plan to enroll for 6 or more credits must submit thisform or a signed and/or stamped official immunization record to Health Services at or prior to registration. Allstudents regardless of age must sign and return PART II of this form, the Meningitis Response Form.PART I –STUDENT INFORMATIONName ___________________________________________________________________________________________Last Name First Name Middle InitialAddress _________________________________________________________________________________________Street City State ZipDate of Birth _______________ I.D. Number ____________________________ Phone_________________________New York State Public Health law states that students must meet the following immunization requirements.PART II - MENINGOCOCCAL VACCINE RESPONSE – - please read the information on the meningococcalfact sheet on the accompanying page.. Then check one box and sign below. Vaccine is optional, but a response is required.I have (for students under 18, parent signature is required below)had the meningitis immunization within the past ten years. ……………………………….. Date ____/____/_____read, or had explained to me, the information regarding meningoccocal Meningitis disease. I understand therisks of not receiving the vaccine. I have decided that I (my child) will not obtain immunization againstMeningitis disease at this time.Signed________________________________________________________________________ Date_____________Student Signature (Parent/Guardian if student is under 18)PART III – May either be COMPLETED AND SIGNED BY YOUR HEALTH CARE PROVIDER, or you may attach acopy of your official signed and stamped immunization recordA. M.M.R. (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) (Two doses required.)1. Dose 1: given not sooner than 4 days prior to first birthday. ……………………………………….. Date____/____/____2. Dose 2: given at least 28 days after first dose. ………………………………………………………. Date ____/____/____-OR IF INDIVIDUAL VACCINES GIVEN-B. Measles (Rubeola)1. Dose 1 – Immunized with LIVE measles vaccine after 1/1/68, andnot sooner than 4 days prior to first birthday. …………………………………………… Date ____/____/____2. Dose 2 – Immunized with LIVE measles vaccine at least 28 days after dose one. …….. Date____/____/_____-or-3. Measles antibody titer (IGG) Titer Date ______/______/________ Result__________________(attach lab report)-or-4. Date of physician diagnosed measles disease _____/_____/______and signature of diagnosing Physician_______________________________________________________________C. Rubella1. Immunized with live Rubella vaccine after 1/1/69, not sooner than 4 days prior to 1st birthday. Date____/____/_____-or-2. Rubella antibody titer (IGG) Titer Date ______/______/_______ Result___________________(attach lab report)D. Mumps1. Immunized with live Mumps vaccine after 1/1/69, not sooner that 4 days prior to 1 st birthday. Date____/____/_____-or-2. Mumps antibody titer (IGG) Titer Date_____/_____/______ Result___________________ (attach lab report)-or-3. Date of physician diagnosed mumps disease _____/_____/_____and signature of diagnosing physician________________________________________________________________HEALTH CARE PROVIDER ______________________________________signature or stamp requiredName ______________________________________________________________ Date_______________________Address ___________________________________________ ____________ Phone _________________________47

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorPOLITICAL SCIENCE (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)20444 POL 101 B Intro to Political Science 3 LEC HU 205 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Grodnick22017 POL 101 M Intro to Political Science 3 LEC LIB 130 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Basinski20442 POL 102 A U.S. Government State & Local 3 LEC HU 205 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM McCoy-McKay20441 POL 103 J U.S. Government - National 3 LEC HU 205 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Brabenec20445 POL 220 D Comparative Governments 3 LEC HU 209 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM McCoy-McKayEVENING20443 POL 102 EF U.S. Government State & Local 3 LEC HU 207 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM BrabenecDISTANCE LEARNING23074 POL 102 DL U.S. Government State & Local* 3 LEC VIR WWW Basinski*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20PSYCHOLOGY (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY DEPT.)22485 PSY 101 A General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 202 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Powers20452 PSY 101 AB1 General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 MW 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Pernice22812 PSY 101 AB2 General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 211 MW 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Pavek21312 PSY 101 B2 General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 207 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Guallini21313 PSY 101 BC General Psychology 1 3 LEC BT 119 MW 09: 00AM 10: 15AM Sanders22488 PSY 101 BD General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 F 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Bruscino23042 PSY 101 BD2 General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 208 F 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Powers20455 PSY 101 C1 General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 207 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Guallini20457 PSY 101 D1 General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 202 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Gendelman20456 PSY 101 DF General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 211 MW 11: 00AM 12: 15PM Pernice20461 PSY 101 F General Psychology 1 3 LEC BT 117 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Guallini23022 PSY 101 FG General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 MW 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Pernice23023 PSY 101 FG2 General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 208 MW 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Powell22489 PSY 101 FH General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 F 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Hannes23028 PSY 101 FH2 General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 211 F 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Mikijanic20462 PSY 101 G General Psychology 1 3 LEC BT 119 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Gendelman23044 PSY 101 HO General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 MW 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Powell22288 PSY 101 I General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 211 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Pernice23024 PSY 101 I2 General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Sanders23041 PSY 101 I3 General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 207 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Mikijanic22487 PSY 101 J General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Mikijanic21318 PSY 101 N General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF20453 PSY 101 P General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 202 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM Hannes22490 PSY 102 BC General Psychology 2 3 LEC HU 201 MW 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Coccia21317 PSY 102 M General Psychology 2* 3 LEC HU 201 T 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Coccia*Hybrid Course - see box page 2020472 PSY 220 DF Developmental Psychology 3 LEC HU 201 MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Coccia23123 PSY 220 O2 Developmental Psychology 3 LEC BT 119 W 03: 00PM 05: 45PM Henderson20475 PSY 221 BC Child Psychology 3 LEC HU 211 MW 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Pavek23027 PSY 221H J Honors - Child Psychology* 3 LEC MOR 001 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Pavek*Honors Course - permission required by Honors Coordinator22492 PSY 221 M Child Psychology 3 LEC HU 211 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Pavek21319 PSY 222 J Psychology of Adolescence 3 LEC HU 211 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Pernice23029 PSY 230 D Abnormal Psychology 3 LEC HU 203 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Hannes21321 PSY 230 GH Abnormal Psychology 3 LEC BT 364 MW 01: 00PM 02: 15PM Sanders48

Middletown CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorSpring 2011EVENING20447 PSY 100 EN Psychology of Adjustment 3 LEC HU 205 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Foley20458 PSY 101 EA General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 211 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20459 PSY 101 EF General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 207 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20460 PSY 101 EN General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 R 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Pavek23159 PSY 101 XS General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 S 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Bruscino20470 PSY 102 EN General Psychology 2 3 LEC HU 203 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Schwartz20473 PSY 220 EF Developmental Psychology 3 LEC HU 201 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Coccia21965 PSY 221 EA Child Psychology 3 LEC HU 205 M 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Schwartz20479 PSY 222 EJ Psychology of Adolescence 3 LEC HU 201 W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM PerniceDISTANCE LEARNING23031 PSY 101 DL General Psychology 1* 3 LEC VIR WWW Guallini23043 PSY 102 DL General Psychology 2* 3 LEC VIR WWW Henderson23033 PSY 220 DL Developmental Psychology* 3 LEC VIR WWW Coccia20476 PSY 221 DL Child Psychology* 3 LEC VIR WWW Guallini*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY (DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING DEPT.)21089 RAD 102 AC Prin. of Radiologic Exp. 2*+ 4 LEC BT 308 M 08: 00AM 10: 30AM Misiak21090 RAD 102 L1 Prin. of Radiologic Exp. 2 Lab+ LAB BT 308 M 11: 00AM 12: 50PM Misiak21091 RAD 102 L2 Prin. of Radiologic Exp. 2 Lab+ LAB BT 308 M 01: 00PM 02: 50PM Misiak21092 RAD 102 L3 Prin. of Radiologic Exp. 2 Lab+ LAB BT 308 W 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Misiak*Prerequisite: RAD 101, RAD 103, RAD 105, RAD 107+Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21093 RAD 104 D Radiation Protection 1 LEC BT 308 W 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Misiak21094 RAD 106 AC Radiographic Positioning 2*+ 4 LEC BT 308 W 08: 00AM 10: 30AM Kopec21095 RAD 106 L1 Radiographic Positioning 2 Lab+ LAB BT 308 F 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Ascione21096 RAD 106 L2 Radiographic Positioning 2 Lab+ LAB BT 308 F 12: 00PM 01: 50PM Ascione21097 RAD 106 L3 Radiographic Positioning 2 Lab+ LAB BT 308 F 02: 00PM 03: 50PM Ascione*Prerequisite: RAD 101, RAD 103, RAD 105, RAD 107+Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21099 RAD 108 H Methods of Patient Care 2*+ 1 LEC BT 308 W 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Verschuuren21100 RAD 108 L1 Methods of Patient Care 2 Lab+ LAB BT 308 W 03: 00PM 03: 50PM Ascione21101 RAD 108 L2 Methods of Patient Care 2 Lab+ LAB BT 308 F 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Ascione21102 RAD 108 L3 Methods of Patient Care 2 Lab+ LAB BT 308 F 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Ascione*Prerequisite: RAD 101, RAD 103, RAD 104, RAD 107+Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21098 RAD 111 X Rad Tech Clinical Practicum 1* 1 CLI TBA TBA TR 08: 00AM 04: 00PM Verschuuren*Prerequisite: RAD 101, RAD 103, RAD 105, RAD 10721103 RAD 210 N Quality Assurance*+ 1 LEC BT 308 T 02: 00PM 02: 50PM Verschuuren21104 RAD 210 L1 Quality Assurance Lab* LAB BT 308 T 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Verschuuren21105 RAD 210 L2 Quality Assurance Lab* LAB BT 308 T 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Verschuuren*Prerequisite: RAD 213, RAD 217, RAD 221, RAD 209+Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section21107 RAD 216 IJ Advanced Imaging Modalities* 3 LEC BT 308 T 08: 00AM 10: 30AM Kopec*Prerequisite: RAD 213, RAD 217, RAD 221, RAD 20921106 RAD 218 IJ Radiation Biology 2 LEC BT 308 R 08: 00AM 09: 50AM Kopec*Prerequisite: RAD 213, RAD 217, RAD 221, RAD 20921109 RAD 219 KM Medical Terminology* 1 LEC BT 308 R 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Winn*Prerequisite: Placement into ENG 10121108 RAD 214 X Rad Tech Clinical Practicum 4* 1.5 CLI TBA TBA MWF 08: 00AM 04: 00PM Verschuuren*Prerequisite: RAD 213, RAD 217, RAD 221, RAD 209Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4749

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorRADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY (DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING DEPT.) continuedDISTANCE LEARNING22501 RAD 219 DL1 Medical Terminology*+ 1 LEC VIR WWW Winn22502 RAD 219 DL2 Medical Terminology*+ 1 LEC VIR WWW Winn22503 RAD 219 DL3 Medical Terminology*+ 1 LEC VIR WWW Winn*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20+Prerequisite: Placement into ENG 101SOCIOLOGY (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY DEPT.)23030 SOC 101H B Honors - Intro to Sociology* 3 LEC MOR 001 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Helfer*Honors Course - permission required by Honors Coordinator.20492 SOC 101 CD Intro to Sociology 3 LEC OH 109 MW 10: 00AM 11: 15AM Hunter20493 SOC 101 DF Intro to Sociology 3 LEC OH 109 MW 11: 30AM 12: 45PM Hunter22296 SOC 101 HO Intro to Sociology 3 LEC HU 211 MW 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Hunter21322 SOC 101 M Intro to Sociology 3 LEC HU 202 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Kass21961 SOC 101 N Intro to Sociology 3 LEC HU 203 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Kass22235 SOC 120 G Social Problems 3 LEC HU 202 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Helfer20490 SOC 120 J Social Problems 3 LEC OH 109 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Hunter20486 SOC 120 M Social Problems 3 LEC OH 109 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Hunter22234 SOC 231 C The Family 3 LEC HU 203 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM HelferEVENING20494 SOC 101 EF Intro to Sociology 3 LEC HU 210 T 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Perrone22704 SOC 120 EN Social Problems 3 LEC HU 211 R 06: 30PM 09: 15PM DobsonDISTANCE LEARNING22500 SOC 101 DL Intro to Sociology* 3 LEC VIR WWW Harris*See Spring Semester Virtual Campus page 20THEATER (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)20393 THE 101 F Intro to Theater 3 LEC HA 111 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Schaefer20395 THE 103 HO Acting Fundamentals 3 LEC OH 26 MW 02: 30PM 03: 45PM Cohen20396 THE 105 GH Improvisation for the Theater 3 LEC OH THEA MW 01: 00PM 02: 15PM CohenEVENING22073 THE 107 EJ Theater Workshop 3 LEC OH THEA W 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Schaefer20391 THE 109 EF Stage Make-Up 3 LL OH 26 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Hey21558 THE 190 EN Puppetry: Performance Theater 3 LEC OH 26 R 04: 00PM 07: 45PM ParsonsThe Hudson Valley Educational Consortium is a collaborative effortamong the SUNY community colleges in Orange, Ulster, Rockland andSullivan counties to create broader access to academic programs andworkforce training throughout the four-county region.The Hudson Valley Educational ConsortiumCourses and programs are available in cyber security, emergency management,fire protection technology, paramedic services, green building maintenanceand management, and wind turbine technology. Classes are alsoavailable via the colleges’ continuing education departments.Consortium member colleges offer Associate in Applied Science Degreesin their programs. The A.A.S. degrees are reviewed and approved by theState of New York Education Department and accredited by the MiddleStates Association of Colleges and Schools. Each Consortium collegehas taken responsibility for the development and delivery of the programsand degrees offered through the Consortium.Students participate in Consortium programs from their home college viathe Interactive Television Training Rooms and online study. To learn moreabout the Hudson Valley Educational Consortium’s academic programs,please contact SUNY Orange Registrar Neil Foley via e-mail at neil.foley@sunyorange.edu.50

New – Hudson Valley Educational Consortium CoursesEmergency Management –EMG 170 S01 Public Information Officer Basic Course 3 creditsThis course provides students with the skills needed to perform public information duties asthey relate to emergency management. It focuses on the definition of the job of the publicinformation officer. The course assists participants with building the skills needed for thisposition, such as oral and written communications, understanding and working with themedia, and the basic tools and techniques PIOs need to do the job.1 section offered as distance learning (on-line) format.EMG 252 S01 Disaster Response and Recovery Operations 2 creditsThe purpose of this course is to introduce students to the basic concepts and operations applicablein a disaster environment (particularly for major disasters) and enhance understandingof the proper roles and responsibilities of various local and state emergency managementofficials, why they matter, and how these roles and responsibilities relate to those carried outby the Federal government. To foster multi-level partnership, the course emphasizes theproblem-solving aspects of disaster operation as well as associated coordination requirements.Prerequisite EMG 1501 section offered as distance learning (on-line) format.EMG 256 S01 Mitigation for Emergency Managers 1.50 creditsThis course addresses the important roles of the emergency program manager or other localgovernment representative in mitigation. It provides the emergency manager direction onhow to implement into a locality recognized and accepted national mitigation strategies. Thecourse provides students information helpful in the coordination of public safety agencies,local businesses, and professional organizations. Also provided in the course is informationon funding mitigation efforts through public and private sources. Prerequisite EMG 1501 section offered as distance learning (on-line) format.EMG 270 S01 Multi-Hazard Emergency Response Planning forSchools 1 creditThis course will provide participants with the basic information and tools needed to developeffective plans for the wide array of potential emergencies that schools may face. Participantscompleting the course will be able to explain the importance of effective planning to othersand lead individuals in their schools and community through the process of developing aneffective multi-hazard program. Prerequisite EMG 1781 section offered as distance learning (on-line) format.Please Note: these courses follow the Ulster County Community College AcademicCalendar, which begins on Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011, and ends on Monday, May 16, 2011.Ulster’s Spring Break runs from Monday, March 7, 2011 through Sunday, March 13, 2011.Fire Protection TechnologyFIR 101 001 Intro to Fire Protection Technology 3 creditsLIB 103 W 9:30AM-12:10PMThis course is an essential component within the Fire Protection Technology core group. Thestudent is introduced to the field of fire protection technology through a review of tragic firesof yesterday to provide a historical perspective on the development of fire safety practices inplace today. Students are introduced to the chemistry and behavior of fire in order to developan understanding of how technology is applied to detect, control and suppress fire today.1 section offered in an interactive environmentFIR 102 001S Intro to Fire & Emergency Services Administration3 credits.The premise of the course is to provide an introductory understanding of the administrative,management and leadership skills that are required in today’s fire and emergency services.To accomplish this goal, the history and past practices of the Fire Service will be examined.An overview of the administration, financial management, human resources, customer service,training, educational requirements, and health and safety issues of the Fire andEmergency service will be explored.1 section offered as distance learning (on-line) format.FIR 103 001 Principles of Building Construction 3 creditsLIB 103 T 9:30AM – 12:10PMThis course is part of the Fire Protection Technology core group. It is designed to introducethe student to methods and techniques of building construction and how building constructionimpacts both fire behavior and the life safety of building occupants. Students are alsointroduced to the causes of building failures (structural collapse) and the role of interior finishin fire spread and toxic gas production.1 section offered in an interactive environment.Spring 2011FIR 111 001 Fire Hazard Properties of Materials 3 creditsLIB W 9:30AM – 12:10PMThis course is part of the Fire Protection Technology Core group. This course will introducethe student to various chemical and physical properties of solid, liquid, and gaseous materialsthat contribute to their potential for fire and explosion. Reactivity and health hazards willalso be examined. The student will review basic combustion chemistry and chemical terminology.The student will be introduced to identification systems for hazardous materials,transportation practices, storage practices, and fire control strategies for a wide range offlammable and combustible substances. It is part of the Fire Protection Technology Coregroup.Pre-requisite FIR 101 or permission of the Discipline Coordinator.1 section offered in an interactive environment.FIR 202 001 Strategical & Tactical Consideration on theFireground 3 credits LIB 103 F 9:30AM-12:10PMThe purpose of this course is to address the uncontrolled environment of the fire service professional.The many uncertain factors that influence the fireground are learned throughexperience however, pre-incident factors such as training, planning and the experience of thefire officer professional have a tremendous influence on the outcome of the fire scene. Thestudent learns about the influence of the building construction, incident site management andtheir role in a successful outcome of a fireground incident.Pre-requisite FIR 1011 section offered in an interactive environmentFIR 203 001S Fire Protection, Detection and Suppression Systems3 creditsA study of the various types of fire detection and extinguishing systems. Portable fire extinguishers,sprinkler systems and special agent systems are discussed. The operation ofmunicipal and private alarm systems, automatic fire detection systems and guard services arediscussed.1 section offered as distance learning (on-line) format.Pre-requisite FIR 111 or permission of the Discipline CoordinatorFIR 211 001s Investigations & Detection of Fire Incidents3 creditsThis course is part of the Fire Protection Technology core group. It is designed to introducethe student to methods and techniques of building construction and how building constructionimpacts both fire behavior and the life safety of building occupants. Students are alsointroduced to the causes of building failures (structural collapse) and the role of interior finishin fire spread and toxic gas production.1 section offered in an interactive environment.Please Note: these courses follow the Rockland Community College Academic Calendar,which begins on Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011 and runs through Friday, May 13, 2011. Rockland’sSpring Break begins Monday, April 18, 2011, through Sunday, April 24, 2011.Green Building Construction Maintenance and ManagementGRB 1200 HV1 Introduction to Renewable Energy 3 creditsThis online only course covers the principles, methods, and equipment associated withrenewable energy systems. Topics include biofuels, solar, wind, biomass, fuel cells, hydropower,geothermal and ground source heat pumps and energy storage systemsPlease Note: this course follows the Sullivan County Community College AcademicCalendar, which begins on Wednesday, Jan. 26 and runs through Friday, May 20, 2011.Spring Break is March 21-26, 2011.The Hudson Valley Educational Consortium is an innovative collaboration of four SUNYcommunity colleges aimed at bolstering the Hudson Valley’s domestic preparedness bybroadening the availability of a variety of first-responder degree programs offered by theschools, including: Cyber Security, Emergency Management, and Fire ProtectionTechnology.The participating colleges are Orange, Ulster, Rockland and Sullivan Community Colleges.Orange County residents interested in registering for the Fire Protection Technology andEmergency Management courses should contact Neil Foley, Registrar via e-mail, neil.foley@sunyorange.edu.51

www.sunyorange.eduLearning Communities OpportunityAt SUNY Orange, a Learning Community is a select group of 20 first-time students who take three or more of the same coursestogether. This collaboration, combined with additional support both in and outside the classroom, makes learning communitieswork. Research shows that students who take part in learning communities earn higher grades, make friends faster, and graduateat higher rates than students who do not participate in learning communities.Who can participate?Students who place in Basic Writing Skills 2 and Reading and Study Skills 1 are eligible for this special opportunity.How can I register?Contact the Advising and Counseling Center at 341-4070 to schedule an appointment with an advisor to register for a LearningCommunity.MIDDLETOWNLearning Community #1WRT 040 C1 Basic Writing Skills 2 (3.00) MWF 1000AM 1050AM BrowneRDG 070 B Reading and Study Skills 1 (3.00) MWF 0900AM 0950AM ChedisterCCS 101 F College Success Seminar 2.00 MW 1200PM 1250PM FlahertyCCS 100 F Career Planning 1.00 F 1200PM 1250PM CapuanoLearning Community #2RDG 070 H Reading and Study Skills 1 (3.00) MWF 0200PM 0250PM SculleyWRT 040 G2 Basic Writing Skills 2 (3.00) MWF 0100PM 0150PM RosenCCS 101 D College Success Seminar 2.00 MW 1100AM 1150AM ScaliaCCS 100 D Career Planning 1.00 F 1100AM 1150AM ScaliaNEWBURGHLearning Community #3WRT 040 QH Basic Writing Skills 2 (3.00) MWF 0200PM 0250PM KayRDG 070 QG Reading and Study Skills 1 (3.00) MWF 0100PM 0150PM GraffCCS 101 QC College Success Seminar 2.00 MW 1000AM 1050AM STAFFCCS 100 QC Career Planning 1.00 F 1000AM 1050AM STAFFNote: Courses restricted to Learning Community students only.Spring 2011HONORS PROGRAMBy joining the Honors Program, students may get an edge at transfer time, have more impressive transcripts, and enjoy the personalattention of specially-selected faculty as well as the company of peers who are excited about learning. For more information,please contact Elaine Torda at (845) 341-4004 or e-mail elaine.torda@sunyorange.edu.CRN Subj Crse Sec Short Title Cred23114 COM 101H C Honors: Found. of Communication 321393 ENG 102H D Honors: Freshman English 2 322024 ENG 102H N Honors: Freshman English 2 323139 HIS 133H M Honors: Modern Europe 322648 HON 201H GH2 Honors Seminar:Gender Roles: Past, Pres,Future 121434 HON 201H K1 Honors Seminar: Gender Roles: Past,Pres,Future 122649 HON 201H K2 Honors Seminar: Monsters & Med. World 123138 HON 289H F Honors: Capstone Writing & Present 122110 HON 289H K Honors: Capstone Writing & Present 123119 MUS 107H H Honors: History of Rock Music 322084 PES 100H G Honors: Concepts of Physical Wellness 123027 PSY 221H J Honors: Child Psychology 323030 SOC 101H B Honors: Intro to Sociology 352

Spring 2011Day and Evening Credit Courses (Evening Courses are Boxed and Shaded)1. Credit courses may also be taken for no credit (audit)2. TBA represents to be announced.3. We reserve the right to change instructors and program offerings.Newburgh CampusSUNY ORANGECRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorACCOUNTING (BUSINESS DEPT.)20202 ACC 153 QJK Financial Accounting 4 LEC KAP 313 TR 09: 30AM 11: 20AM VondrasEVENING20201 ACC 102 TA Accounting Principles 2* 4 LEC KAP 207 M 06: 30PM 10: 15PM Marley*Prerequisite: ACC 10123062 ACC 154 TF Managerial Accounting* 4 LEC GND 108 T 06: 00PM 09: 45PM Confrey*Prerequisite: ACC 153 or ACC 101 and ACC 102ART (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)Note: Studio Art classes may involve extra costs for materials20183 ART 101 QIK Intro to Art 3 LEC GND 107 T 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Richichi20184 ART 101 QKN Intro to Art* 3 LEC GND 107 T 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Richichi*PM Express Course - see box page 6220181 ART 103 QBD Drawing 1 2 LS GND 106 W 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Sealfon22605 ART 104 QFH Drawing 2*+ 2 LS GND 106 R 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Sealfon*Prerequisite: ART 103+PM Express Course - see box page 6222075 ART 111 QFO Color* 2 LS GND 106 W 12: 30PM 03: 15PM Sealfon*PM Express Course - see box page 62EVENING20185 ART 101 TF Intro to Art 3 LEC GND 107 T 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Richichi20182 ART 123 QS Visual Com & Graphics Design 1 3 LL KAP 231 S 09: 00AM 12: 45PM NozellBIOLOGY (BIOLOGY DEPT.)20144 BIO 110 QD Intro to Biology* 3 LEC KAP 301 MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Gloeckler20145 BIO 110 QF Intro to Biology* 3 LEC KAP 302 MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Festa20146 BIO 110 QI Intro to Biology* 3 LEC KAP 206 TR 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Festa21400 BIO 110 QM Intro to Biology* 3 LEC KAP 301 TR 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Turrone20148 BIO 110 LQ1 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB KAP 324 M 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Gloeckler20149 BIO 110 LQ2 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB KAP 324 T 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Festa20150 BIO 110 LQ3 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB KAP 324 T 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Turrone20153 BIO 110 LQ4 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB KAP 324 W 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Gloeckler20154 BIO 110 LQ5 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB KAP 324 W 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Festa21401 BIO 110 LQ6 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB KAP 324 R 09: 00AM 11: 50AM Festa21402 BIO 110 LQ7 Intro to Biology Lab* LAB KAP 324 R 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Turrone*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section53

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorBIOLOGY (BIOLOGY DEPT.) continued23146 BIO 111 QDF Anatomy & Physiology 1+* 4 LEC KAP 312 MW 11: 00AM 12: 15PM Iannuzzi-Sucich23147 BIO 111 QK Anatomy & Physiology 1+* 4 LEC KAP 312 TR 11: 00AM 12: 15PM Iannuzzi-Sucich23148 BIO 111 LQ1 Anatomy & Physiology 1* LAB KAP 312 T 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Iannuzzi-Sucich23149 BIO 111 LQ2 Anatomy & Physiology 1* LAB KAP 312 R 01: 00PM 03: 50PM Iannuzzi-Sucich+ Prerequisite: AP Biology, BIO 110 or BIO 101*Student must register for both the lecture and either BIO 111 LQ1 or LQ2 lab section23150 BIO 112 QFG Anatomy & Physiology 2*+ 4 LEC KAP 310 MW 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Iannuzzi-Sucich23151 BIO 112 LQ1 Anatomy & Physiology 2 Lab* LAB KAP 310 W 02: 00PM 04: 50PM Iannuzzi-Sucich*Student must register for both the lecture and the BIO 112 LQ1 lab section+Prerequisite: BIO 11120142 BIO 125 QFH Nutrition* 3 LEC KAP 206 W 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Guarino, K*PM Express Course - see box page 6222078 BIO 125 QN Nutrition 3 LEC KAP 207 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM FestaEVENING20147 BIO 110 TA Intro to Biology* 3 LEC KAP 324 M 06: 00PM 07: 50PM Gould20155 BIO 110 LTO Intro to Biology Lab* LAB KAP 324 W 06: 00PM 08: 50PM Gould*Students who enroll in BIO 110 TA must also enroll in Newburgh lab section BIO 110 LTO.23168 BIO 125 TF Nutrition 3 LEC KAP 209 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM LaRosa20143 BIO 125 TJ Nutrition 3 LEC KAP 301 W 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Guarino, KBUSINESS (BUSINESS DEPT.)20193 BUS 101 QJ Business Mathematics* 3 LEC KAP 207 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Seiss*Note: This course cannot be used to fulfill the Math/Science requirement for any degree21272 BUS 103 QC Intro to Business 3 LEC KAP 207 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Angerame21273 BUS 105 QF Business and Society 3 LEC KAP 207 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Angerame22096 BUS 161 QM Comp Applications for Business 3 LEC KAP 231 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Vondras21276 BUS 201 QI Business Law 1 3 LEC KAP 302 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Confrey21278 BUS 202 QJ Business Law 2* 3 LEC KAP 302 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Markovits*Prerequisite: BUS 20122510 BUS 203 QD Business Communications 3 LEC KAP 207 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM AngerameEVENING20198 BUS 103 TF Intro to Business 3 LEC KAP 204 T 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Confrey22097 BUS 161 TF Comp Applications for Business 3 LEC KAP 233 T 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Gann21277 BUS 202 TF Business Law 2* 3 LEC KAP 208 T 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Lissauer*Prerequisite: BUS 20120206 BUS 203 TN Business Communications* 3 LEC KAP 233 R 05: 30PM 06: 45PM Seiss*Hybrid Course - see box page 20CHEMISTRY (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)EVENING21436 CHM 120 TF Elements of Chemistry & Physic+ 3 LL KAP 325 T 06: 00PM 09: 45PM Biddle+Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 020 or placement test into MAT 101 or higher20159 CHM 120 TN Elem. of Chemistry & Physics*+ 3 LEC KAP 325 R 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Istone20160 CHM 120 LTZ Elem. of Chemistry & Physics* LAB KAP 325 R 07: 00PM 08: 50PM Istone*Students who enroll in Newburgh CHM 120 TN must also enroll in CHM 120 LTZ Newburgh lab section.+Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 020 or placement test into MAT 101 or higher54

Newburgh CampusSpring 2011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorCOMMUNICATION (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)23120 COM 101 QC Foundations of Communication 3 LEC GND 108 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM STAFF23121 COM 101 QG Foundations of Communication 3 LEC GND 109 MW 01: 00PM 02: 15PM STAFF20113 COM 101 QM Foundations of Communication 3 LEC KAP 302 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM STAFF20114 COM 101 QN Foundations of Communication 3 LEC KAP 302 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF21556 COM 101 QO Foundations of Communication* 3 LEC KAP 302 M 03: 00PM 05: 45PM STAFF*PM Express Course - see box page 62EVENING20115 COM 101 TF Foundations of Communication 3 LEC KAP 205 T 06: 00PM 08: 45PM STAFF23122 COM 101 TJ Foundations of Communication 3 LEC GND 107 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFFCOMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES DEPT.)22058 CIT 100 QFG Computer Literacy* 3 LEC KAP 231 MW 12: 00PM 01: 15PM Paolo*This course was granted Liberal Arts designation.CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT.)20137 CRJ 101 QD Criminal Justice 3 LEC KAP 329 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Zeszutek23038 CRJ 101 QJ Criminal Justice 3 LEC KAP 329 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Zeszutek22558 CRJ 101 QK Criminal Justice 3 LEC KAP 329 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Zeszutek23039 CRJ 106 QN Patrol Operations 3 LEC KAP 329 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF20140 CRJ 111 QMP Criminology* 3 LEC GND 108 R 01: 00PM 03: 45PM Woods*PM Express Course - see box page 6222557 CRJ 213 QA Police Organiz. & Admin. 3 LEC KAP 329 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Gensch21957 CRJ 216 QC Criminal Investigation 2 3 LEC KAP 329 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Zeszutek22559 CRJ 226 QN Criminalistics 3 LL KAP 329 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM ZeszutekEVENING20138 CRJ 101 TN Criminal Justice 3 LEC KAP 209 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Meyers20139 CRJ 109 TF Crit Issues in Law Enforcement 3 LEC KAP 203 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Gaetano23040 CRJ 111 QS Criminology 3 LEC KAP 329 S 09: 00AM 12: 00PM STAFF20211 CRJ 211 TN Criminal Law 3 LEC KAP 302 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF22669 CRJ 213 TJ Police Organiz. & Admin. 3 LEC KAP 203 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Sherwood20214 CRJ 215 TA Criminal Investigation 1 3 LEC KAP 301 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM BenitezECONOMICS (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)20116 ECO 201 QM Macro-Economics 3 LEC KAP 207 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Odock20118 ECO 202 QN Micro-Economics 3 LEC KAP 209 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM OdockEVENING23152 ECO 201 TN Macro-Economics 3 LEC KAP 201 R 07: 00PM 09: 45PM OdockRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4755

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorEDUCATION (EDUCATION DEPT.)EVENING22507 EDU 103 TF Intro to Early Childhood/Educ.*+ 3 LEC KAP 201 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM De Lara Gamory*Prerequisite: ENG 101.+Required: Local daytime site observations beyond college class attendance22506 EDU 207 TJ Soc & Phil Found. of Education*+ 3 LEC KAP 313 W 05: 00PM 07: 45PM STAFF*Prerequisite: ENG 101.+Required: Local daytime site observations beyond college class attendance20218 EDU 107 1TF Mandated Training* 1 LEC KAP 201 T 07: 00PM 08: 50PM Diemer*First Half semester course ends Mar. 9th22508 EDU 107 2QS Mandated Training* 1 LEC KAP 204 S 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Diemer*Second Half semester course begins Mar. 10thELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES DEPT.)21363 EET 110 QB Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL KAP 231 MW 09: 00AM 10: 50AM PaoloEVENING23051 EET 110 TA Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL KAP 231 M 06: 00PM 09: 50PM Lord22596 EET 110 TF Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL KAP 231 T 06: 00PM 09: 50PM LordENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.)20093 RDG 070 QJ Reading & Study Skills 1* 3 LEC KAP 205 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Pendergast*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour located in Kaplan Bldg 2nd floor.22304 RDG 080 QB Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 204 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Graff20096 RDG 080 QD Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 206 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Graff20097 RDG 080 QM Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 205 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM STAFF*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour located in Kaplan Bldg 2nd floor.20082 WRT 030 QF Basic Writing Skills 1* 3 LEC KAP 205 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM STAFF22580 WRT 030 QK Basic Writing Skills 1* 3 LEC KAP 206 TR 11: 00AM 12: 15PM Pendergast23087 WRT 030 QN Basic Writing Skills 1* 3 LEC KAP 313 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF*Required Weekly Writing Lab hour located in Kaplan Bldg 2nd floor.20086 WRT 040 QA Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 205 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Kay23088 WRT 040 QD Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 209 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Donnelly20085 WRT 040 QG1 Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 209 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Donnelly21309 WRT 040 QI Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 205 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM STAFF20088 WRT 040 QJ Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 209 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Donnelly20089 WRT 040 QK Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 203 TR 11: 00AM 12: 15PM STAFF22830 WRT 040 QN Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 203 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: WRT 030 or placement22576 ENG 101 QJ Freshman English 1*+ 3 LEC KAP 204 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Slichta22574 ENG 091 QK1 English 1 Support Module* 1 LEC KAP 204 T 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Slichta22575 ENG 091 QK2 English 1 Support Module* 1 LEC KAP 301 R 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Slichta*Reserved for students who place into ENG 091. Permission is required to register into this section.+Students who register in ENG 101 QJ must also register for either ENG 091 QK1 or QK256

Newburgh CampusSpring 2011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorNote: Student who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10120100 ENG 101 QD Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 203 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Slichta22805 ENG 101 QF Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 203 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Kay21562 ENG 101 QG Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 205 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM STAFF20101 ENG 101 QN Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 301 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM STAFF20102 ENG 101 QO Freshman English 1* 3 LEC KAP 201 W 03: 00PM 05: 45PM STAFF*PM Express Course - see box page 62Note: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10120105 ENG 102 QC Freshman English 2 3 LEC KAP 203 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Platt20107 ENG 102 QJ Freshman English 2 3 LEC KAP 203 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Graff22577 ENG 102 QM Freshman English 2 3 LEC KAP 203 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM STAFF23093 ENG 161 QD Tech. Writ. Mod.: Human Servic* 1.5 LAB GND 108 W 11: 00AM 11: 50AM STAFF*Required: concurrent enrollment in HMS 201 QM.23090 ENG 204 QC World Lit: Enlight to Modern* 3 LEC KAP 302 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Slichta23092 ENG 205 QN Drama: Ibsen to O’Neill* 3 LEC GND 109 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Meagher23091 ENG 221 QM Contemporary Short Story* 3 LEC KAP 209 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Donnelly*Prerequisite: ENG 102EVENING20094 RDG 070 TJ Reading & Study Skills 1* 3 LEC KAP 204 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour located in Kaplan Bldg 2nd floor.20098 RDG 080 TF Reading & Study Skills 2 3 LEC KAP 206 TR 05: 30PM 06: 45PM STAFF*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour located in Kaplan Bldg 2nd floor.20083 WRT 030 TF Basic Writing Skills 1* 3 LEC GND 109 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF*Required Weekly Writing Lab hour located in Kaplan Bldg 2nd floor.20090 WRT 040 TA Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 206 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20091 WRT 040 TF Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 206 TR 04: 00PM 05: 15PM Laurencell22806 WRT 040 TM Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 205 W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM STAFF*Prerequisite: WRT 030 or placementNote: Students who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10120103 ENG 101 TJ Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 207 W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM STAFF20104 ENG 101 TN Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 209 R 04: 00PM 06: 45PM KayNote: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10120108 ENG 102 TF Freshman English 2 3 LEC KAP 206 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20109 ENG 102 TN Freshman English 2 3 LEC KAP 208 R 06: 00PM 08: 45PM STAFF22579 ENG 209 TF American Lit: To the Civil War* 3 LEC KAP 302 T 04: 00PM 06: 45PM Slichta*Prerequisite: ENG 102FOREIGN LANGUAGE (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)22804 SPN 101 QN Elementary Spanish 1 3 LEC KAP 205 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Wolvek23082 SPN 101 QG Elementary Spanish 1 3 LEC KAP 203 MW 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Forbes20189 SPN 102 QD Elementary Spanish 2* 3 LEC KAP 302 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Cowan*Prerequisite: SPN 101 or two years of high school Spanish or placement by instructor23226 ITA 102 Elementary Italian 2 3 LEC GND 117 TR 12:30PM 01:45PM WolvekRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4757

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorFOREIGN LANGUAGE (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.) continuedEVENING23077 GER 101 TJ Elementary German 1 3 LEC KAP 201 W 06: 30PM 09: 15PM STAFF22739 SPN 102 TN Elementary Spanish 2* 3 LEC KAP 313 R 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Vespo*Prerequisite: SPN 101 or two years of high school Spanish or placement by instructor22667 SPN 202 TJ Intermediate Spanish 2* 3 LEC KAP 206 W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM STAFF*Prerequisite: SPN 201GEOGRAPHY (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)22550 GEO 102 QFH Human Geography* 3 LEC GND 108 W 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Dellasala*PM Express Course - see box page 62HISTORY (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)20119 HIS 101 QC U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC KAP 208 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM STAFF23078 HIS 101 QI U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC GND 108 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM STAFF22019 HIS 102 QF U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC KAP 208 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM STAFF23079 HIS 102 QKN U.S. History Since 1865* 3 LEC GND 107 R 12: 00PM 02: 45PM STAFF*PM Express Course - see box page 6220121 HIS 102 QN U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC KAP 201 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Bierling20122 HIS 122 QM World History Since 1500 AD 3 LEC KAP 201 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Moser20125 HIS 131 QA Medieval & Renaissance Europe 3 LEC KAP 201 MWF 08: 00AM 08: 50AM Doolittle22021 HIS 132 QB The Age of Revolutions 3 LEC KAP 201 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Doolittle23083 HIS 132 QG The Age of Revolutions 3 LEC KAP 301 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM STAFFEVENING21390 HIS 102 TJ U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC GND 109 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Schunk23081 HIS 122 TF World History Since 1500 AD 3 LEC KAP 302 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20123 HIS 123 TA Latin American History 3 LEC KAP 208 M 06: 00PM 08: 45PM Cowan20124 HIS 130 TA The Greek & Roman World 3 LEC KAP 204 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM SchweglerHUMAN SERVICES (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY DEPT.)23034 HMS 202 QM Field Experience 2*+ 2 PRC TBA TBA Ponesse*Prerequisite: HMS 201 and permission of Department Chair+Concurrent enrollment required in ENG 161 Tech Writing Module.LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY (LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY DEPT.)23094 MLT 106 QBC Microbiology for Health Prof.* 3 LEC KAP 328 M 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Krotin23096 MLT 106 QIJ Microbiology for Health Prof.* 3 LEC KAP 328 R 09: 00AM 10: 50AM Krotin23097 MLT 106 QL1 Microbio for Health Prof. Lab* 3 LAB KAP 328 M 12: 30PM 02: 30PM Krotin23098 MLT 106 QL2 Microbiol for Health Prof. Lab* 3 LAB KAP 328 R 12: 30PM 02: 30PM Krotin*Students who enroll in a Newburgh lecture must also enroll in a Newburgh lab section.58

Newburgh CampusSpring 2011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorMANAGEMENT (BUSINESS DEPT.)22513 MGT 201 QMN Principles of Management* 3 LEC GND 108 T 12: 30PM 03: 15PM Mullin*PM Express Course - see box page 62EVENING20208 MGT 201 TJ Principles of Management 3 LEC KAP 302 W 06: 30PM 09: 15PM HeffernanMARKETING (BUSINESS DEPT.)21275 MKT 101 QG Principles of Marketing 3 LEC KAP 207 MWF 01: 00PM 01: 50PM AngerameMATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.)20162 MAT 010 QB Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC KAP 207 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Pinesett22519 MAT 010 QD Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC KAP 204 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Pinesett22518 MAT 010 QJ Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC GND 105 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Avidano20163 MAT 010 QP Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC KAP 301 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM Avidano*Prerequisite: Math Placement Test20164 MAT 020 QB Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 302 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Smith, F.23018 MAT 020 QF Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC GND 109 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM STAFF20165 MAT 020 QJ Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 206 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Hirschel20166 MAT 020 QM Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 313 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM STAFF22520 MAT 020 QP Developmental Algebra*+ 3 LEC KAP 207 R 03: 30PM 06: 15PM Murray*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test.+PM Express Course - see box page 0020169 MAT 101 QC Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 205 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM STAFF20170 MAT 101 QF Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 301 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Smith,F.20171 MAT 101 QI Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 208 TR 08: 00AM 09: 15AM Pleasants20172 MAT 101 QM Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 206 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Hirschel*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or Math Placement Test23019 MAT 102 QD Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 205 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Fisher20175 MAT 102 QJ Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 201 TR 09: 30AM 10: 45AM Pleasants20176 MAT 102 QN Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 206 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Fisher*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 101 or Math Placement Test.20179 MAT 121 QF College Algebra* 3 LEC GND 109 MWF 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Fisher22524 MAT 121 QP College Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 203 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM Fisher*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 102 or Math Placement test.22523 MAT 125 QB Intro to Statistics* 3 LEC KAP 209 MWF 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Fisher*Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 102 or higher or placement into MAT 121 higher.EVENING22521 MAT 010 TF Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC KAP 313 T 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Avidano*Prerequisite: Math Placement Test21292 MAT 020 QS Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 208 S 09: 00AM 11: 45AM Pinesett20168 MAT 020 TF Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 207 T 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Hyde*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test.20173 MAT 101 TJ Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 209 W 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Coffey20174 MAT 101 TN Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 301 R 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Digirolamo*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or Math Placement TestRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4759

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorMATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.) continuedEVENING20177 MAT 102 QS Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 203 S 08: 00AM 10: 50AM Murray20178 MAT 102 TN Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 204 R 06: 00PM 08: 45PM STAFF*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 101 or Math Placement Test.20180 MAT 121 TN College Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 203 R 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Smith, F.*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 102 or Math Placement test.21293 MAT 122 TN College Trigonometry* 3 LEC KAP 205 R 06: 30PM 09: 15PM Fisher*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 121MUSIC (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)20186 MUS 101 QC Intro to Music 3 LEC KAP 201 MWF 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Kinney22604 MUS 101 QD Intro to Music 3 LEC KAP 201 MWF 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Kinney22077 MUS 105 QFH History of Jazz* 3 LEC KAP 201 W 12: 00PM 02: 45PM Miele*PM Express Course - see box page 62EVENING20187 MUS 107 TA History of Rock Music 3 LEC KAP 201 M 07: 00PM 09: 45PM MieleNURSING 123109 NUR 010 QM Support Module for Nursing 1 1 LEC KAP 313 T 01: 00PM 01: 50PM Coburn23110 NUR 111 QF Basic Clinical Calculations 1 1 LEC KAP 313 F 12: 00PM 12: 50PM McGlynnNote: Co-requisites for ALL blocks of Nursing 1 are: MLT 206, BIO 11123100 NUR 101 QGA Nursing 1* 7 GA KAP 301 T 09: 00AM 09: 50AM McGlynn23106 NUR 101 QHP Nursing 1* CLI TBA TBA R 08: 00AM 01: 50PM McGlynn23105 NUR 101 QLE Nursing 1* LEC KAP 301 T 10: 00AM 11: 50AM McGlynn23104 NUR 101 QM1 Nursing 1* MSL KAP 305 W 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Coburn23103 NUR 101 QM2 Nursing 1* MSL KAP 305 W 12: 00PM 02: 50PM Coburn23101 NUR 101 QS1 Nursing 1* 7 SEM KAP 301 F 09: 00AM 09: 50AM McGlynn23102 NUR 101 QS2 Nursing 1* SEM KAP 301 F 10: 00AM 10: 50AM McGlynn*Required: Students registering for NUR 101 QGA must also enroll in NUR 101 QHP, QLE, QM1, QM2, QS1, QS2.OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES (BUSINESS DEPT.)20196 OFT 107 QKM Elementary Comp. Keyboarding 3 LL KAP 233 TR 11: 00AM 12: 50PM Seiss20194 OFT 106 2QI Keyboarding*+ 1 LL KAP 233 TR 08: 35AM 09: 15AM Seiss*Second Half Semester course begins Mar. 10th+Hybrid course - see box page 020EVENING22044 OFT 106 2TJ Keyboarding* 1 LL KAP 233 W 05: 30PM 08: 15PM Colonna*Second Half Semester course begins Mar. 10thPHILOSOPHY & RELIGION (ENGLISH DEPT.)22578 PHL 220 QM Ethics 3 LEC GND 132 TR 12: 30PM 01: 45PM Meagher60

Newburgh CampusSpring 2011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorPHYSICAL EDUCATION, EXERCISE STUDIES, HEALTH (MOVEMENT SCIENCE DEPT.)THEORY COURSES23131 PED 111 QP Substance Abuse & Health 3 LEC GND 109 TR 03: 30PM 04: 45PM Young22631 PED 112 QN Contemporary Health 3 LEC GND 132 TR 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Vela22630 PED 150 QHO First Aid & Safety 2 LL GND 132 MW 02: 00PM 03: 15PM Scandell-ColsonFIRST HALF THEORY COURSES (End March 9th)22628 PED 114 1QF Stress Management 1 LEC GND 132 MW 12: 00PM 01: 15PM Scandell-ColsonFULL SEMESTER ACTIVITY COURSES20223 PES 100 QB Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL GND 132 MW 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Scandell-Colson20225 PES 100 QCD Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL GND 132 F 10: 00AM 11: 50AM Vela21445 PES 100 QIJ Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL GND 132 TR 09: 00AM 09: 50AM Vela22632 PES 100 QJ Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL GND 132 TR 10: 00AM 10: 50AM VelaEVENING21990 PES 100 TJ Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL GND 108 W 07: 00PM 08: 50PM Kissam-HorazFIRST HALF ACTIVITY COURSES (End March 9th)Courses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.20235 PES 172 1QD Bodyshaping 0.5 LAB GND 119 MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Scandell-Colson20245 PES 173 1QC Cardio-Kickboxing 0.5 LAB GND 119 MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM Scandell-Colson22633 PES 300 1QK Weight Training 0.5 LAB GND 143 TR 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Vela23133 PES 413 1QM Stretching for Wellness 0.5 LAB GND 119 TR 12: 30PM 01: 20PM VelaEVENINGCourses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.21988 PES 173 1TJ Cardio-Kickboxing 0.5 LAB GND 119 W 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Kissam-HorazSECOND HALF ACTIVITY COURSES (Begin March 10th)Courses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.22636 PES 171 2QM Step Aerobics 0.5 LAB GND 119 TR 12: 30PM 01: 20PM Vela23135 PES 172 2QC Bodyshaping 0.5 LAB GND 119 MW 10: 00AM 10: 50AM STAFF23130 PES 181 2QF Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB GND 119 MW 12: 00PM 12: 50PM Scandell-Colson22634 PES 181 2QK Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB GND 119 TR 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Vela23134 PES 413 2QD Stretching for Wellness 0.5 LAB GND 119 MW 11: 00AM 11: 50AM Scandell-ColsonEVENINGCourses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.21989 PES 181 2TJ Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB GND 119 W 05: 00PM 06: 50PM Kissam-HorazPHYSICAL SCIENCE (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)EVENING22827 PSC 125 TJ Phys. Sci: The Physical World 3 LL KAP 325 W 06: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFF20161 PSC 140 TF Phys. Sci: The Environment 3 LL KAP 325 M 06: 00PM 09: 45PM KocsisRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4761

Spring 2011Day and Evening Credit Courses (Evening Courses are Boxed and Shaded)1. Credit courses may also be taken for no credit (audit)2. TBA represents to be announced.3. We reserve the right to change instructors and program offerings.Off CampusSUNY ORANGECRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorMONROE WOODBURYCoordinator: Amber Reeves available only on hours and days when classes are in session. Phone (845) 460-7000, ext. 7004For assistance at other times, please call the Office of Educational Partnerships at (845) 341-4765 or e-mail lyla.teneyck@sunyorange.eduCRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT.)EVENING20081 CRJ 101 KJ Criminal Justice 3 LEC MWH 173 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM GreenENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.)EVENINGNote: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10120079 ENG 102 KF Freshman English 2 3 LEC MWH 176 T 07: 00PM 09: 45PM STAFFMATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.)EVENING23021 MAT 102 KJ Intermediate Algebra 3 LEC MWH 172 W 06: 00PM 08: 45PM NiedzielskiPSYCHOLOGY (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY DEPT.)EVENING23234 PSY 220 KF Developmental Psychology 3 LEC MWH 172 T 06: 00PM 08: 45PM HendersonPORT JERVISCoordinator: Patti Jean Misener available only on hours and days when classes are in session.For assistance, please call the Office of Educational Partnerships at (845) 341-4765 or e-mail lyla.teneyck@sunyorange.eduCRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT.)EVENING21958 CRJ 105 PJ Police-Community Relations 3 LEC PJH 133 W 07: 00PM 09: 45PM Rickard, P.MATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.)EVENING23020 MAT 020 PA Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC PJH 131 M 06: 30PM 09: 15PM D’Angelo*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test63

www.sunyorange.eduOff CampusCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorPHYSICAL EDUCATION, EXERCISE STUDIES, HEALTH (MOVEMENT SCIENCE DEPT.)FULL SEMESTER ACTIVITY COURSEEVENING21256 PES 100 PN Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PJH 134 R 07: 00PM 08: 50PM WordenFIRST HALF ACTIVITY COURSE (Ends Mar. 9)EVENING23132 PES 413 1PN Stretching for Wellness 0.5 LAB PJH 134 R 05: 00PM 06: 50PM WordenSECOND HALF ACTIVITY COURSE (Begins Mar. 10)23162 PES 181 2PN Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB PJH 134 R 05: 00PM 06: 50PM WordenWARWICK VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLEvening Coordinator: Brenda Astorino available only on hours and days when classes are in session.For assistance, please call the Office of Educational Partnerships at (845) 341-4765 or e-mail lyla.teneyck@sunyorange.edu.ARTS & COMMUNICATION (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)EVENING21159 COM 101 WN Foundations of Communication 3 LEC WHS 120 R 06: 00PM 08: 45PM ScharfenbergerENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.)EVENINGNote: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10121158 ENG 102 WA Freshman English 2 3 LEC WHS 118 M 06: 00PM 08: 45PM STAFF64

Summer 2011JUMP START INTO SUMMER – FIELD STUDIESBoth courses will have one on-campus lecture/planning meeting Saturday, April 16, 2011.Field Trip dates May 14 through May 21, 2011.30651 BIO 210 FS1 Fld Stdy: Bio Habitats: Finger Lakes 3 LL HU 107 S 09:00AM 04:00PM Borko*Extra cost $210.00 for camping accommodations, food, etc. see back cover ad for additional information.A Natural History of the Finger Lakes Region(BIO 210 – Study of Biological Habitats with Professor Marty Borko)April 16 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. – SUNY Orange CampusMay 14–21 – Camping at Taughannock Falls State ParkHighlights: a camping experience. Visiting Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology; Cayuga Nature Center, NYS parklands,Finger Lakes Land Trust lands; Paleontological Museum of the Earth; Finger Lakes National ForestCost: course registration plus extra cost for camping accomodationsInfo: (845) 341-4124 or mborko@stny.rr.comBIOLOGY (BIOLOGY DEPT.)30813 BIO 210 FS Study of Bio. Hab.: The Finger Lakes*+ 3 LL HU 107 MTWRFS 09:00AM 04:00PMBorko, M.*First class lecture - April 16th from 09:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.+Field trip component takes place May 14th through May 21st. This will be a camping experience at Taughannock Falls State Park, NY.Extra cost for trip is $210.00 due April 16th. For further information see ad on back page, contact the Biology Dept. at 341-4124or contact instructor: mborko@stny.rr.comSUMMER LONG COURSES (Courses run across sessions)MUSIC (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)30236 MUS 159 EK Band* 1 LAB PT THEA W 06:30PM 09:15PM Scott*Course meets consecutive Wednesdays, May 23 through June 30RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY (DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING DEPT)30300 RAD 112 CK Rad Tech Clinical Practicum 2 2 CLI TBA TBA MTWRF 08:00AM 04:00PM Verschuuren30301 RAD 215 CK Rad Tech Clinical Practicum 5 2 CLI TBA TBA MTWRF 08:00AM 04:00PM Verschuuren65

Summer 2011Session 1 May 23 - June 30Day and Evening Credit Courses (Evening Courses are Boxed and Shaded)1. Credit courses may also be taken for no credit (audit)2. TBA represents to be announced.3. We reserve the right to change instructors and program offerings.Middletown CampusSUNY ORANGECRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorACCOUNTING (BUSINESS DEPT.)EVENING30084 ACC 153 EE Financial Accounting 4 LEC HA 210 MTR 05:30PM 08:30PM ConfreyART (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)Note: Studio Art classes may involve extra costs for materials30769 ART 101 B Intro to Art 3 LEC HA 115 MW 09:00AM 11:45AM O’Hara-Whipple30597 ART 111 IM Color 2 LS HA 115 TR 11:30AM 02:45PM Slater-Tanner30600 ART 121 A Digital Photography 1* 3 LL OH 39 TR 09:00AM 01:15PM O’Hara-Whipple*Students are required to have a digital camera of at least 5 mega-pixels30092 ART 123 F Visual Com & Graphics Design 1 3 LL OH 39 MW 12:00PM 04:15PM Litow30085 ART 124 F Visual Com & Graphics Design 2*+ 3 LL OH 39 MW 12:00PM 04:15PM Litow*Prerequisite: ART 123 or permission of instructor and Dept. Chair+Lab component built into these sections30086 ART 203 M Modern Art - The 20th Century 3 LEC HA 111 TR 03:00PM 06:15PM Slater-TannerEVENING30598 ART 103 EF Drawing 1 2 LS HA 115 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM Seay30235 ART 113 EA Painting 1 3 LS HA 117 MW 06:00PM 10:15PM BleachDISTANCE LEARNING30771 ART 101 DL Intro to Art* 3 LEC VIR WWW Richichi*See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69ASTRONOMY (SCIENCE,ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)EVENING30088 AST 120 EA Astronomy* 3 LL HA 312 MW 06:00PM 10:20PM Blon*Prerequisite: Tested in MAT 101 or completed MAT 020, or permission of instructorBIOLOGY (BIOLOGY DEPT.)30615 BIO 101 FM General Biology 1 4 LL BT 119 MTWR 01:00PM 04:45PM Vacura30089 BIO 110 AI Intro to Biology 3 LL BT 358 MTW 08:00AM 11:55AM Borko30334 BIO 110 FM Intro to Biology 3 LL BT 303 MTW 12:00PM 04:00PM Borko30091 BIO 111 AI Anatomy & Physiology 1* 4 LL BT 311 MTWR 08:00AM 11:45AM Kleinman30094 BIO 111 FM Anatomy & Physiology 1* 4 LL BT 203 MTWR 01:00PM 04:45PM Kleinman*Prerequisite: AP Biology, BIO 110 or BIO 10130095 BIO 112 AI Anatomy & Physiology 2* 4 LL BT 203 MTWR 08:00AM 11:45AM Jahn30096 BIO 112 FM Anatomy & Physiology 2* 4 LL BT 311 MTWR 12:15PM 03:50PM Jahn*Prerequisite: BIO 11166

Middletown CampusMay 23 - June 30Session 1 - Summer 2011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorEVENING30090 BIO 110 EE Intro to Biology 3 LL BT 354 MTW 06:00PM 10:00PM Alford30093 BIO 111 EE Anatomy & Physiology 1* 4 LL BT 311 MTWR 06:30PM 10:15PM Kanterman* Prerequisite: AP Biology, BIO 110 or BIO 10130098 BIO 125 EA Nutrition 3 LEC BT 301 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM ChisamoreDISTANCE LEARNING30397 BIO 123 DL Prehistoric Life*+ 3 LEC VIR WWW Jahn*See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69+ Course will include trip to the Museum of Natural History. Student must provide own transportation.BUSINESS (BUSINESS DEPT.)30757 BUS 103 A Intro to Business 3 LEC HA 203 MW 08:30AM 11:45AM Capuano30383 BUS 161 J Comp Applications for Business* 3 LEC HA 210 TR 09:30AM 11:05AM Sanchez*Hybrid Course - see box page 69EVENING30756 BUS 101 EF Business Mathematics* 3 LEC HA 200 TR 05:00PM 08:15PM STAFF*Note: This course cannot be used to fulfill the Math/Science requirement for any degree30610 BUS 105 EA Business and Society 3 LEC HA 203 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM Brooks30099 BUS 201 EA Business Law 1 3 LEC HA 201 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM MarkovitsDISTANCE LEARNING30314 BUS 207 DL Intro to Intern’l Business+ 3 LEC VIR WWW Brooks30194 BUS 203 DL Business Communications*+ 3 LEC VIR WWW Messina*Required: One evening class meeting on campus for oral presentations. Date TBA+See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69CHEMISTRY (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)30100 CHM 105 AI General Chemistry 1* 4 LL HO 1 MTR 08:00AM 12:30PM MacMahon30732 CHM 105 FM General Chemistry 1* 4 LL HO 1 MTR 01:00PM 05:30PM LeungHO 2 MTR 01:00PM 05:30PM Leung*Prerequisite: MAT 102 or Math Placement test into MAT 12130104 CHM 120 AI Elem. of Chemistry & Physics* 3 LL HO 12 MW 08:00AM 12:30PM O’Brien30109 CHM 120 IM Elem. of Chemistry & Physics* 3 LL HO 12 TR 08:00AM 12:20PM MacMahon*Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 020 or placement test into MAT 101 or higherEVENING30101 CHM 105 EE General Chemistry 1* 4 LL HO 1 MTR 06:00PM 10:30PM MacMahon*Prerequisite: MAT 102 or Math Placement test into MAT 12130106 CHM 120 EA Elem. of Chemistry & Physics* 3 LL HO 12 MW 06:00PM 10:30PM O’Brien*Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 020 or placement test into MAT 101 or higherRegister for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4767

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorCOMMUNICATION (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)30111 COM 101 I Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 111 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM O’Connor30113 COM 101 M Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 111 TR 03:00PM 06:15PM LehtinenCRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT.)30581 CRJ 107 A Industrial & Private Security 3 LEC BT 270 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM CacciatoreDISTANCE LEARNING30184 CRJ 101 DL Criminal Justice* 3 LEC VIR WWW Beattie30114 CRJ 103 DL Understanding Juvenile Offender* 3 LEC VIR WWW Sarbak30583 CRJ 111 DL Criminology* 3 LEC VIR WWW Sarbak30584 CRJ 215 DL Criminal Investigation 1* 3 LEC VIR WWW Cacciatore*See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69DENTAL HYGIENE (DENTAL HYGIENE DEPT.)30115 DNT 110 AI Pain Management in Dentistry* 2 LEC BT 301 M 09:00AM 11:30AM Melone30115 DNT 110 AI Pain Management in Dentistry* 2 LEC BT 316 TWR 09:00AM 11:30AM Melone*Prerequisites: BIO 115, CHM 110, DNT 101, DNT 102, DNT 103, DNT 104, DNT 106, DNT 108, MLT 106, CPR CertificationEDUCATION (EDUCATION DEPT.)EVENING30116 EDU 107 EF Mandated Training 1 LEC BT 251 T 05:00PM 07:30PM STAFFECONOMICS (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)DISTANCE LEARNING30324 ECO 202 DL Micro-Economics* 3 LEC VIR WWW Farah*See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES DEPT.)30755 EET 110 A Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 MW 08:00AM 12:10PM STAFFEVENING30754 EET 110 EF Computer Appl. & Graphics 3 LL BT 121 TR 05:30PM 09:40PM STAFFENGINEERING (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)EVENING30117 EGR 214 EA Thermodynamics* 3 LEC HA 319 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM Cummins*Prerequisite: PHY 104 and MAT 20768

These courses are offered online. Students can accessDistance Learning courses from home, on-campuslabs, or from any computer with Internet access.The hours are therefore individually arranged withsome common course deadlines.To participate in a Distance Learning course, youmust have graphical access to the World Wide Web.In the home, dial-up or broadband access is usuallyprovided by an Internet Service Provider (ISP) for amonthly fee. To participate in an online course, youmust use your SUNY Orange student email address.Student Computer Requirements for DistanceLearning Courses/Recommendations for Web EnhancedCoursesYour Internet Service Provider (ISP) will specifythe computer requirements for its service. Supportedbrowser configurations are Internet Explorer 6.0,Netscape 7.0, Firefox 1.0.x and Safari 1.x.In addition, students should have Microsoft Word*and Adobe Acrobat Reader (for viewing pdf files).*(Other word processing software can be used, butdocuments must be saved in the .rtf format). For moredetailed instructions, go to the DL home page (http://www.sunyorange.edu/dl).Additional Distance Learning Fee of $50.00required for each distance learning course.VIRTUAL CAMPUSSummer2011SUMMER SESSION 130771 ART 101 DL Intro to Art 3 LEC Richichi30397 BIO 123 DL Prehistoric Life 3 LEC Jahn30314 BUS 207 DL Intro to Intern’l Business 3 LEC Brooks30184 CRJ 101 DL Criminal Justice 3 LEC Beattie30114 CRJ 103 DL Understanding Juvenile Offender 3 LEC Sarbak30583 CRJ 111 DL Criminology 3 LEC Sarbak30584 CRJ 215 DL Criminal Investigation 1 3 LEC Cacciatore30324 ECO 202 DL Micro-Economics 3 LEC Farah30763 HIS 101 DL U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC STAFF30322 HIS 102 DL U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC Basinski30186 MGT 201 DL Principles of Management 3 LEC Fleming30187 MGT 205 DL Human Resource Management 3 LEC Fleming30188 OFT 106 DL Keyboarding* 1 LL Krissler*Required: On campus meeting for testing.30215 PES 100 DL Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL Stepp30216 PES 100 DX Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL Stepp30751 SOC 101 DL1 Intro to Sociology 3 LEC Harris30762 SPN 201 DL Intermediate Spanish 1 3 LEC Cowan30815 PHL 112 DL New Testament 3 LEC WarrenerSUMMER SESSION 230375 ANT 101 DL Cultural & Social Anthropology 3 LEC Harris30580 BIO 120 DL Biology for Today 3 LEC Jahn30753 CRJ 216 DL Criminal Investigation 2 3 LEC STAFF30325 ECO 201 DL Macro-Economics 3 LEC Farah30588 PSY 101 DL General Psychology 1 3 LEC Guallini30714 SOC 101 DL Intro to Sociology 3 LEC Harris30766 SPN 202 DL Intermediate Spanish 2 3 LEC CowanHYBRID COURSESA hybrid course makes significant use of the Internettechnology to facilitate access to class materials and supportcommunication between faculty and students, amongstudents, and between students and resources. These courseswill only meet for one half of the required class time oncampus. These courses will require participation in theonline portion of the course in determining the final grade.SUMMER SESSION 130383 BUS 161 J Comp Applications for Business 3 HYBSUMMER SESSION 230760 BUS 161 QJ Comp Applications for Business 3 HYBWEB ENHANCED COURSESWeb Required (WEBR) courses have a web enhancement component added tothem. These courses still meet at the regularly scheduled days and times. The webenhancement is a supplementary component used for communication, information,practice, and interaction. Using the internet and the college’s Angel software systemyou will access course documents, communicate with other classmates betweenthe regular weekly class meetings, complete and submit homework assignments,or work together in group projects. Your exams will still take place in class andassignments, depending on the instructor, will either have to be submitted in personor through Angel.Web Optional (WEBO) courses have a web enhancement component added to thembut participation is optional.Due to the increase number of Web Required (WEBR) courses they will no longerbe individually identified in the bulletin. In order to see if a course is Web Required(WEBR) or Web Optional (WEBO) you can go to www.sunyorange.edu and clickon Academics, Course Schedules, Browse/Search Credit Schedule online, and selectTerm. Then under Attribute Type select either WEBR or WEBO. This will generatea list of all WEBR or WEBO courses for that specific semester.69

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.)30772 WRT 40 D Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 200 MW 11:00AM 02:15PM Lee30174 WRT 40 I Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 201 TR 08:30AM 11:45AM Stiebel*Prerequisite: WRT 030 or placementNOTE: Student who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10130118 ENG 101 A Freshman English 1 3 LEC HU 211 MW 08:30AM 11:45AM Laurencell30121 ENG 101 I Freshman English 1 3 LEC HU 211 TR 08:30AM 11:45AM STAFFNote: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10130122 ENG 102 A Freshman English 2 3 LEC BT 364 MW 08:30AM 11:45AM STAFF30125 ENG 102 I Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 211A TR 08:30AM 11:45AM Warrener30773 ENG 205 I Drama: Ibsen to O’Neill* 3 LEC HU 207 TR 08:00AM 11:45AM Malia*Prerequisite: ENG 102EVENING30320 WRT 030 EF Basic Writing Skills 1* 3 LEC HA 211A TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Required: Individually scheduled Weekly Writing Center hour, HA 1ST floor.30173 WRT 040 EF Basic Writing Skills 2 3 LEC HA 302 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM Stiebel*Prerequisite: WRT 030 or placementNOTE: Student who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10130119 ENG 101 EA Freshman English 1 3 LEC BT 362 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM Rosen30120 ENG 101 EF Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 211B TR 07:00PM 10:15PM STAFFNote: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10130123 ENG 102 EA Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 200 MW 03:00PM 06:15PM Lee30124 ENG 102 EF Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 300 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM Jakubowski30127 ENG 217 EA Film and Literature* 3 LEC HA 207 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM Platt*Prerequisite: ENG 102FOREIGN LANGUAGE (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)30761 SPN 101 A Elementary Spanish 1 3 LEC HU 202 MW 08:30AM 11:45AM Cowan30171 SPN 101 I Elementary Spanish 1 3 LEC HU 202 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM GutierrezEVENING30172 SPN 101 EF Elementary Spanish 1 3 LEC HA 207 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM GutierrezDISTANCE LEARNING30762 SPN 201 DL Intermediate Spanish 1* 3 LEC VIR WWW Cowan*See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69HISTORY (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)30129 HIS 101 I U.S. History to 1865 3 LEC HU 203 TR 08:30AM 11:45AM McCoy30321 HIS 102 A U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 205 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM BasinskiEVENING30130 HIS 130 EA The Greek & Roman World 3 LEC HU 205 MW 05:00PM 08:15PM Kontos30131 HIS 131 EF Medieval & Renaissance Europe 3 LEC HU 205 TR 05:00PM 08:15PM STAFF70

Middletown CampusMay 23 - June 30Session 1 - Summer 2011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorDISTANCE LEARNING30763 HIS 101 DL U.S. History to 1865* 3 LEC VIR WWW STAFF30322 HIS 102 DL U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC VIR WWW Basinski*See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY (LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY DEPT.)30149 MLT 106 I Microbiology for Health Prof.* 3 LEC BT 301 TW 10:30AM 12:45PM Rajsz30150 MLT 106 L1 Microbiology for Health Prof. Lab* LAB BT 315 TW 08:00AM 10:15AM Rajsz30151 MLT 106 L2 Microbiology for Health Prof. Lab* LAB BT 315 TW 01:00PM 03:15PM Rajsz*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section.EVENING30148 MLT 106 EN Microbiology for Health Prof.* 3 LEC BT 201 TR 04:00PM 06:15PM Krotin30152 MLT 106 LX1 Microbio for Health Prof. Lab* 0 LAB BT 315 MW 04:00PM 06:15PM Krotin30153 MLT 106 LX2 Microbio for Health Prof. Lab* 0 LAB BT 315 MW 06:30PM 08:45PM Krotin*Student must register for both the lecture and a lab section.MANAGEMENT (BUSINESS DEPT.)30384 MGT 205 I Human Resource Management 3 LEC HA 211B TR 08:30AM 11:45AM MullinEVENING30192 MGT 201 EF Principles of Management 3 LEC HA 203 TR 06:30PM 09:45PM SmithDISTANCE LEARNING30186 MGT 201 DL Principles of Management* 3 LEC VIR WWW Fleming30187 MGT 205 DL Human Resource Management* 3 LEC VIR WWW Fleming*See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69MARKETING (BUSINESS DEPT.)30611 MKT 101 I Principles of Marketing 3 LEC HA 203 TR 08:30AM 11:45AM CapuanoMATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.)30133 MAT 020 I Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Schwartz*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test.30134 MAT 101 A Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM Schwartz*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or Math Placement Test30137 MAT 102 A Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM Wortman*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 101 or Math Placement Test.30585 MAT 121 I College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Moody*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 102 or Math Placement test.30141 MAT 122 I College Trigonometry* 3 LEC HA 302 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Prial*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 12130143 MAT 125 I Intro to Statistics* 3 LEC HA 319 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Morocho*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 12130144 MAT 205 AI Calculus 1* 4 LEC HA 300 MTR 09:00AM 12:00PM Rickard, P*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 122, or MAT 131 or Math Placement test.30146 MAT 207 AI Calculus 3* 4 LEC HA 303 MTR 09:00AM 12:00PM Fisher*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 206Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4771

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorMATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.) continuedEVENING30132 MAT 020 EA Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 302 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test.30135 MAT 101 EA Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or Math Placement Test30136 MAT 102 EA Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 300 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM Wortman*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 101 or Math Placement Test.30138 MAT 111 EF Found. of Elem. School Math* 3 LEC HA 319 TR 05:30PM 08:45PM Grazul*Prerequisite: C- or better in MAT 102 or Math Placement assessment of MAT 113 or higher.30140 MAT 121 EF College Algebra* 3 LEC HA 201 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM Moody*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 102 or Math Placement test.30142 MAT 125 EF Intro to Statistics* 3 LEC HA 214 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM Morocho*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 12130145 MAT 205 EE Calculus 1* 4 LEC HA 303 MTR 06:00PM 09:00PM Pinkall*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 122, or MAT 131 or Math Placement test.30147 MAT 211 EF Linear Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM Stonick*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 205MUSIC (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)30154 MUS 107 A History of Rock Music 3 LEC OH 23 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM StrunskyNURSING (NURSING DEPT.)30767 NUR 205 AI Pharmacology & the Human Body 3 LEC BT 201 MTWR 10:00AM 12:00PM Sabatino30768 NUR 205 FM Pharmacology & the Human Body 3 LEC BT 301 MTWR 02:00PM 04:00PM SabatinoOFFICE TECHNOLOGIES (BUSINESS DEPT.)30758 OFT 110 I Legal Documents & Terminology 3 LEC HA 212 TR 08:30AM 11:45AM STAFF30759 OFT 211 M Medical Transcription 3 LL HA 212 TR 03:00PM 07:15PM STAFFDISTANCE LEARNING30188 OFT 106 DL Keyboarding*+ 1 LL VIR WWW Krissler*Required: On campus meeting for testing.+See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION (ENGLISH DEPT.)30161 PHL 210 I Philosophy* 3 LEC BT 354 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Givant*Prerequisite: ENG 101 or concurrent enrollmentDISTANCE LEARNING30815 PHL 112 DL New Testament* 3 LEC VIR WWW Warrener*See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 6972

Middletown CampusMay 23 - June 30Session 1 - Summer 2011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorPHYSICAL EDUCATION, EXERCISE STUDIES, HEALTH (MOVEMENT SCIENCE DEPT.)THEORY COURSE30716 PED 202 CK Basic Exercise Physiology 3 LL PE 223 TWR 09:00AM 11:50AM BachACTIVITY COURSES30157 PES 100 F Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 MW 12:00PM 02:15PM Kissam-Horaz30779 PES 100 F2 Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 MW 02:30PM 04:45PM Kissam-Horaz30738 PES 100 M Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 TR 12:30PM 02:45PM MasonCourses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.30160 PES 181 A Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE 222 MW 10:30AM 11:35AM Stepp30198 PES 181 AI Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE FLD MW 09:15AM 10:20AM Kissam-Horaz30200 PES 183 A Spinning 0.5 LAB PE 218 MW 12:30PM 01:35PM Stepp30502 PES 207 A Golf 0.5 LAB PE FLD W 09:00AM 11:20AM Smith30205 PES 208 I Archery 0.5 LAB PE FLD TR 11:45AM 12:50PM Smith30206 PES 208 M Archery 0.5 LAB PE FLD TR 01:00PM 02:05PM Smith30207 PES 209 AF Tennis-Coed 0.5 LAB PE TC MW 12:30PM 01:35PM Smith30211 PES 300 A Weight Training 0.5 LAB PE ER MW 10:30AM 11:35AM Kissam-Horaz30213 PES 411 I Yoga 0.5 LAB PE STU TR 12:30PM 01:35PM Blon30214 PES 602 A Fitness Swim 0.5 LAB PE POOL MW 09:15AM 10:20AM SteppEVENING30155 PES 100 EN Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 R 05:00PM 09:30PM Conklin30203 PES 181 EF Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE 222 T 05:00PM 06:50PM Conklin30208 PES 209 EF Tennis* 0.5 LAB PE TC T 04:45PM 06:50PM Quimby*Note: Black soled sneakers are not permitted on the tennis courts.30210 PES 210 EN Racquetball* 0.5 LAB PE HC R 04:45PM 06:50PM Quimby*All sections of racquetball require students to provide their own AARA approved, protective eyewear.DISTANCE LEARNING30215 PES 100 DL Concepts of Physical Wellness* 1 LL VIR WWW Stepp30216 PES 100 DX Concepts of Physical Wellness* 1 LL VIR WWW Stepp*See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69PHYSICAL SCIENCE (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)30778 PSC 125 I Phys. Sci: The Physical World 3 LL HA 312 TR 08:00AM 12:30PM STAFFPHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT (PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT DEPT.)30168 PTA 220 AI PTA - Clinical Education 3 3 CLI TBA TBA MTWRF 09:00AM 05:00PM LeonardPHYSICS (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)30326 PHY 101 FM General Physics 1* 4 LL HA 313 MTR 01:00PM 03:00PM WolbeckHA 316 MTR 03:15PM 05:45PM Wolbeck+Prerequisite: MAT 102, or Math Placement test into MAT 12130163 PHY 105 AI Gen. Physics 1 w/Calculus* 4 LL HA 313 MTR 08:00AM 10:00AM McGeeHA 316 MTR 10:15AM 12:45PM McGee*Prerequisite: MAT 205Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4773

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorPHYSICS (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.) continuedEVENING30162 PHY 101 EE General Physics 1* 4 LL HA 316 MTR 08:15PM 10:30PM STAFFHA 313 MTR 06:00PM 08:00PM STAFF*Prerequisite: MAT 102, or Math Placement test into MAT 121PSYCHOLOGY (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY DEPT.)30165 PSY 101 A General Psychology 1 3 LEC BT 303 MW 08:30AM 11:45AM Pernice30737 PSY 101 I General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Conklin30373 PSY 220 A Developmental Psychology 3 LEC HU 201 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM Coccia30727 PSY 230 A Abnormal Psychology 3 LEC HU 203 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM HannesEVENING30166 PSY 101 EA General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 MW 06:30PM 09:45PM Coccia30374 PSY 222 EA Psychology of Adolescence 3 LEC HU 207 MW 06:30PM 09:45PM PerniceSOCIOLOGY (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY DEPT.)30170 SOC 101 I Intro to Sociology 3 LEC HU 210 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Kass30169 SOC 101 A Intro to Sociology 3 LEC HU 210 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM KassDISTANCE LEARNING30751 SOC 101 DL1 Intro to Sociology* 3 LEC VIR WWW Harris*See Summer Session 1 Virtual Campus page 69THEATER (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)30770 THE 101 M Intro to Theater 3 LEC HA 203 TR 02:00PM 05:15PM Schaefer74

Summer 2011Session 1 May 23 - June 30Day and Evening Credit Courses (Evening Courses are Boxed and Shaded)1. Credit courses may also be taken for no credit (audit)2. TBA represents to be announced.3. We reserve the right to change instructors and program offerings.Newburgh CampusSUNY ORANGECRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorART (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)EVENING30336 ART 101 TF Introduction to Art 3 LEC GND 107 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM RichichiBIOLOGY (BIOLOGY DEPT.)30175 BIO 110 QU Intro to Biology 3 LL KAP 208 MTW 10:00AM 12:00PM KahlLL KAP 324 MTW 08:00AM 09:50AM Kahl30335 BIO 110 QX Intro to Biology 3 LL KAP 324 MTW 02:00PM 04:00PM TurroneLL KAP 206 MTW 12:00PM 01:50PM Turrone30650 BIO 125 QC Nutrition 3 LEC KAP 207 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM STAFFBUSINESS (BUSINESS DEPT.)EVENING30807 BUS 103 TF Intro to Business 3 LEC KAP 206 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFFCOMMUNICATION (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)30278 COM 101 QF Foundations of Communication 3 LEC KAP 208 MW 02:00PM 05:15PM STAFFEVENING30177 COM 101 TF Foundations of Communication 3 LEC KAP 204 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFFCRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT.)30582 CRJ 101 QI Criminal Justice 3 LEC KAP 203 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM ZeszutekEVENING30752 CRJ 111 TC Criminology 3 LEC KAP 203 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM CoghlanENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.)30774 RDG 080 QA Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 204 MW 08:30AM 11:45AM Graff*Required Weekly Reading Lab hourNOTE: Student who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10130178 ENG 101 QA Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 205 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM Slichta75

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.) continuedNote: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10130377 ENG 102 QA Freshman English 2 3 LEC KAP 203 MW 08:30AM 11:45AM Kay30594 ENG 210 QI American Lit: 1865 to Present* 3 LEC KAP 205 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Slichta*Prerequisite: ENG 102EVENING30332 WRT 040 TF Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 205 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM Platt*Prerequisite: WRT 030 or placementNOTE: Student who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10130595 ENG 101 TF Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 313 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFFHISTORY (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)30764 HIS 102 QI U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC KAP 204 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM STAFFEVENING30765 HIS 122 TF World History Since 1500 AD 3 LEC KAP 209 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFFMARKETING (BUSINESS DEPT.)EVENING30808 MKT 101 TA Principles of Marketing 3 LEC KAP 203 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFFMATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.)30749 MAT 010 QI Developmental Arithmetic* 3 LEC KAP 209 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: Math Placement Test30310 MAT 101 QI Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 207 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or Math Placement TestEVENING30586 MAT 020 TF Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 203 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test.PHYSICAL EDUCATION, EXERCISE STUDIES, HEALTH (MOVEMENT SCIENCE DEPT.)30288 PES 100 QA Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL GND 132 MW 09:00AM 11:30AM Scandell-Colson30345 PES 100 QI Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL GND 109 TR 11:45AM 02:15PM SteppCourses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.30401 PES 172 QA Bodyshaping 0.5 LAB GND 119 MW 12:15PM 01:20PM Scandell-Colson30338 PES 181 QI Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB GND 132 TR 09:15AM 10:20AM Stepp30340 PES 413 QF Stretching for Wellness 0.5 LAB GND 119 MW 01:30PM 02:35PM Scandell-ColsonSOCIOLOGY (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY DEPT.)30330 SOC 120 TA Social Problems 3 LEC KAP 206 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM Ponesse76

Summer 2010Session 2 JULY 5 - AUGUST 11Day and Evening Credit Courses (Evening Courses are Boxed and Shaded)1. Credit courses may also be taken for no credit (audit)2. TBA represents to be announced.3. We reserve the right to change instructors and program offerings.Middletown CampusSUNY ORANGECRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorACCOUNTING (BUSINESS DEPT.)EVENING30519 ACC 154 EM Managerial Accounting 4 LEC HA 210 MTR 05:30PM 08:30PM ConfreyANTHROPOLOGY (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)DISTANCE LEARNING30375 ANT 101 DL Cultural & Social Anthropology* 3 LEC VIR WWW Harris*See Summer Session 2 Virtual Campus page 69ART (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)30520 ART 101 H Intro to Art 3 LEC HA 115 MW 12:00PM 03:15PM Litow30602 ART 119 K Photography 1* 3 LL OH PHOT TR 09:00AM 01:15PM O’Hara-Whipple*Students must have a 35mm or larger camera. Cost for supplies and materials is approximately $200 per semester.BIOLOGY (BIOLOGY DEPT.)30521 BIO 110 CK Intro to Biology 3 LL BT 303 MTW 08:00AM 11:45AM Sauer30522 BIO 111 CK Anatomy & Physiology 1* 4 LL BT 301 MTWR 08:00AM 11:45AM Kleinman* Prerequisite: AP Biology, BIO 110 or BIO 10130525 BIO 112 K Anatomy & Physiology 2* 4 LL BT 311 TR 12:45PM 04:45PM JahnBT 320 TR 08:00AM 11:45AM Jahn*Prerequisite: BIO 111EVENING30523 BIO 111 EM Anatomy & Physiology 1* 4 LL BT 301 MTWR 07:00PM 10:45PM STAFF* Prerequisite: AP Biology, BIO 110 or BIO 10130524 BIO 112 EM Anatomy & Physiology 2* 4 LL BT 311 MTWR 06:00PM 09:45PM Kanterman*Prerequisite: BIO 111DISTANCE LEARNING30580 BIO 120 DL Biology for Today* 3 LEC VIR WWW Jahn*See Summer Session 2 Virtual Campus page 69BUSINESS (BUSINESS DEPT.)EVENING30527 BUS 202 EC Business Law 2* 3 LEC HA 200 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: BUS 20177

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorCHEMISTRY (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)30741 CHM 106 CK General Chemistry 2* 4 LL HO 1 MTR 12:00PM 04:30PM Tatro*Prerequisite: CHM 105 or permission of department chairEVENING30528 CHM 106 EM General Chemistry 2* 4 LL HO 1 MTR 06:00PM 10:30PM Tatro*Prerequisite: CHM 105 or permission of department chair30529 CHM 120 EC Elem. of Chemistry & Physics*+ 3 LEC HO 12 M 06:00PM 10:30PM Haas30530 CHM 120 LY Elem. of Chemistry & Physics Lab* 0 LAB HO 7 W 06:00PM 10:30PM Haas*Student must register for both the lecture and the lab section+Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 020 or placement test into MAT 101 or higherCOMMUNICATION (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)30532 COM 101 K Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 111 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM O’Connor30531 COM 101 EC Foundations of Communication 3 LEC OH 23 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM FarrellCRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT.)DISTANCE LEARNING30753 CRJ 216 DL Criminal Investigation 2* 3 LEC VIR WWW Cacciatore*See Summer Session 2 Virtual Campus page 69ECONOMICS (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)EVENING30103 ECO 202 EB Micro-Economics 3 LEC HU 203 MW 06:30PM 09:45PM OdockDISTANCE LEARNING30325 ECO 201 DL Macro-Economics* 3 LEC VIR WWW Farah*See Summer Session 2 Virtual Campus page 69EDUCATION (EDUCATION DEPT.)EVENING30805 EDU 107 EH Mandated Training 1 LEC BT 251 T 05:00PM 07:30PM STAFFENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.)30221 RDG 070 BJ Reading & Study Skills 1 3 LEC HA 105 MTWR 08:00AM 10:05AM STAFF*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour, located in BT 3rd floor30229 RDG 080 BJ Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 103 MTWR 08:00AM 10:05AM Pendergast30228 RDG 080 J Reading & Study Skills 2* 3 LEC BT 360 TR 08:30AM 11:45AM STAFF*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour, located in BT 3rd floor30223 WRT 030 BJ Basic Writing Skills 1 3 LEC HA 107 MTWR 10:55AM 01:00PM STAFF*Required Weekly Writing Center hour, HA 1st floor30224 WRT 040 BG Basic Writing Skills 2 3 LEC HA 105 MTWR 10:55AM 01:00PM Laurencell30743 WRT 040 K Basic Writing Skills 2 3 LEC HA 302 TR 08:30AM 11:45AM STAFF*Prerequisite: WRT 030 or placement78NOTE: Student who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10130534 ENG 101 K Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 200 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Katzin-Nystrom

Middletown CampusJULY 5 - AUGUST 11Session 2 - Summer 2011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorNote: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10130536 ENG 102 K Freshman English 2 3 LEC HU 201 TR 08:30AM 11:45AM Parker30537 ENG 221 C Contemporary Short Story* 3 LEC HA 200 MW 08:30AM 11:45AM STAFF*Prerequisite: ENG 102EVENING30538 RDG 080 EH Reading & Study Skills 2 3 LEC BT 362 TR 07:00PM 10:15PM STAFF*Required Weekly Reading Lab hour, located in BT 3rd floor30227 WRT 040 EB Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 103 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF30539 WRT 040 EC Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 201 MW 07:00PM 10:15PM STAFF30540 WRT 040 EH Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC HA 103 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: WRT 030 or placementNOTE: Student who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10130533 ENG 101 EC Freshman English 1 3 LEC HA 207 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFFNote: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10130535 ENG 102 EH Freshman English 2 3 LEC HA 201 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM ParkerFOREIGN LANGUAGE (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)DISTANCE LEARNING30766 SPN 202 DL Intermediate Spanish 2* 3 LEC VIR WWW Cowan*See Summer Session 2 Virtual Campus page 69HISTORY (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)30541 HIS 102 K U.S. History Since 1865 3 LEC HU 203 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Bierling30412 HIS 121 N World History to 1500 AD 3 LEC HU 211 TR 12:30PM 03:45PM Strmiska30542 HIS 130 H The Greek & Roman World 3 LEC HU 205 MW 01:00PM 04:15PM Schwegler30543 HIS 133 O Modern Europe 3 LEC HU 205 TR 01:00PM 04:15PM BierlingMARKETING (BUSINESS DEPT.)EVENING30544 MKT 101 EH Principles of Marketing 3 LEC HA 200 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFFMATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.)30749 MAT 010 BJ Developmental Arithmetic 3 LEC HA 319 MTWR 08:15AM 10:05AM STAFF30547 MAT 020 K Developmental Algebra 3 LEC HA 207 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM Moody*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test.30549 MAT 101 K Elementary Algebra 3 LEC HA 303 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or Math Placement Test30551 MAT 102 K Intermediate Algebra 3 LEC HA 307 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 101 or Math Placement Test.30552 MAT 121 K College Algebra 3 LEC HA 300 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 102 or Math Placement test.30107 MAT 205 BJ Calculus 1 4 LEC HA 214 MTR 09:00AM 12:00PM Morocho*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 122, or MAT 131 or Math Placement test.30555 MAT 206 CK Calculus 2 4 LEC HA 301 MTR 09:00AM 12:00PM Wang*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 205Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4779

www.sunyorange.eduCRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorMATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.) continuedEVENING30545 MAT 010 EC Developmental Arithmetic 3 LEC HA 301 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: Math Placement Test30546 MAT 020 EH Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC HA 207 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM Moody*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test.30548 MAT 101 EH Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC HA 301 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or Math Placement Test30550 MAT 102 EH Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC HA 307 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 101 or Math Placement Test.30553 MAT 122 EH College Trigonometry* 3 LEC HA 300 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM Barquero*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 12130554 MAT 125 EP Intro to Statistics* 3 LEC HA 302 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 12130105 MAT 131 EI Pre-Calculus* 4 LEC BT 119 MTR 06:00PM 09:45PM STAFF*MAT 131 is not open to students who have completed MAT 121 or MAT 122.30556 MAT 206 EM Calculus 2* 4 LEC HA 303 MTR 06:00PM 09:00PM STAFF*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 20530557 MAT 214 EM Diff. Equations & Series* 4 LEC HA 319 MTR 06:00PM 09:00PM Wang*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 207MUSIC (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)30558 MUS 121 C Fundamentals of Music 3 LEC OH 111 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM StrunskyPHYSICAL EDUCATION, EXERCISE STUDIES, HEALTH (MOVEMENT SCIENCE DEPT.)ACTIVITY COURSES30559 PES 100 O Concepts of Physical Wellness 1 LL PE 222 TR 12:00PM 02:15PM GilesCourses are graded A-F or student may choose option of taking them as P (pass) or F (fail) see instructor.30560 PES 181 K1 Walking for Wellness 0.5 LAB PE 218 TR 09:15AM 10:20AM Giles30566 PES 410 A Pilates 0.5 LAB PE STU MW 10:30AM 11:35AM Giles30567 PES 410 I Pilates 0.5 LAB PE STU TR 10:30AM 11:35AM GilesEVENING30561 PES 209 EH Tennis* 0.5 LAB PE TC T 05:00PM 07:05PM Quimby*Note: Black soled sneakers are not permitted on the tennis courts.30565 PES 210 EH Racquetball* 0.5 LAB PE HC R 05:00PM 07:05PM Quimby*All sections of racquetball require students to provide their own AARA approved, protective eyewear.PHYSICS (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)30569 PHY 106 CK Gen. Physics 2 w/Calculus* 4 LL HA 313 MTR 08:00AM 10:00AM McGee*Prerequisite: PHY 105 HA 314 MTR 10:15AM 12:45PM McGeeEVENING30568 PHY 102 EM General Physics 2* 4 LL HA 313 MTR 06:00PM 08:00PM Kocsis*Prerequisite: PHY 101 LL HA 314 MTR 08:10PM 10:45PM Kocsis80

Middletown CampusJULY 5 - AUGUST 11Session 2 - Summer 2011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorPSYCHOLOGY (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY DEPT.)30570 PSY 101 C General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM PavekEVENING30589 PSY 101 EC General Psychology 1 3 LEC HU 201 MW 04:00PM 07:15PM Pavek30571 PSY 221 EC Child Psychology 3 LEC HU 202 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM SchwartzDISTANCE LEARNING30714 SOC 101 DL Intro to Sociology* 3 LEC VIR WWW Harris*See Summer Session 2 Virtual Campus page 69Middletown Campus • July 5 – August 11, 2011 • Summer 2You will have the opportunity to:• Build your skills in writing and reading or math.• Be better prepared to succeed in the fall semester.• Have a tutor in the classroom to reinforce what you are learning from your instructor.• Improve college learning skills and be familiar with the campus and student services.Courses take place Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in Harriman Hall.8:00 am –10:05 amRDG 070 BJ (3 units)Reading&Study Skills 1orRDG 080 BJ (3units)Reading&Study Skills 2orMAT 010 BJDevelopmental Arithmetic10:05 am –10:50 amCAMPUS CONNECTIONSInstitute students, teachers andstaff are welcome each day.Workshops on topics includingfinancial aid, study skills,advising, career planning andstudent activities arepresented. Refreshments areprovided.10:55 am –1:00 pmWRT 030 BJ (3 units)Basic Writing Skills 1orWRT 040 BG (3 units)Basic Writing Skills 2orWRT 040 BJ (3units)Basic Writing Skills 2To fully benefit from the Institute, it is recommended that you be available for the full morning toparticipate in scheduled writing lab hour(s) and Campus Connections sessions. The Writing Center in HA109 will be open at 9:00am Monday through Thursday. The Math Lab in HA 305 has day and eveninghours. Department labs are staffed by teachers and tutors to provide assistance to you at no extra charge.________________________________________________________________________Build Your Math Confidence with Developmental Arithmetic*Developmental Arithmetic –N7662 OA• A non-credit offering designed as a review of arithmetic including addition, subtraction,multiplication, division of whole numbers, fractions and decimals.• At the end of the six week session, if you have had good attendance, you will be permitted toretake the college Course Placement Assessment in Mathematics.• Students who complete this course typically improve their test scores and place intoDevelopmental Algebra or higher.Text books are required for all of the above courses and are available at the College Bookstore.Cost per unit for RDG and WRT courses is the same as cost per credit hour. The cost forDevelopmental Arithmetic is $45. For more information, please visit our website:www.sunyorange.edu/summerinstitute/ or call Eileen Burke at (845) 341-4520.Register for Credit Courses NOW! See pages 43-4781

Summer 2011Session 2 JULY 5 - AUGUST 11Day and Evening Credit Courses (Evening Courses are Boxed and Shaded)1. Credit courses may also be taken for no credit (audit)2. TBA represents to be announced.3. We reserve the right to change instructors and program offerings.Newburgh CampusSUNY ORANGECRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorART (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)30648 ART 101 QC Intro to Art 3 LEC GND 107 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM STAFFBUSINESS (BUSINESS DEPT.)30760 BUS 161 QJ Comp Applications for Business* 3 LEC KAP 231 TR 09:30AM 11:05AM Sanchez*Hybrid Course - see box page 69CHEMISTRY (SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE DEPT.)EVENING30575 CHM 120 TC Elem. of Chemistry & Physics* 3 LL KAP 325 MW 06:00PM 10:30PM Biddle*Prerequisite: Completion of MAT 020 or placement test into MAT 101 or higherCOMMUNICATION (ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPT.)30603 COM 101 QH Foundations of Communication 3 LEC KAP 204 TR 02:00AM 05:15PM STAFFEVENING30604 COM 101 TC Foundations of Communication 3 LEC KAP 204 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFFECONOMICS (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)30337 ECO 201 QB Macro-Economics 3 LEC KAP 301 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM OdockENGLISH (ENGLISH DEPT.)NOTE: Student who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10130776 ENG 101 QC Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 205 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM Slichta30596 ENG 101 QK Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 205 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM SlichtaEVENING30775 WRT 040 TC Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 205 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF30577 WRT 040 TH Basic Writing Skills 2* 3 LEC KAP 206 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: WRT 030 or placementNOTE: Student who have placed into any developmental reading or writing courses must complete them before taking ENG 10130812 ENG 101 TC Freshman English 1 3 LEC KAP 206 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFFNote: Prerequisite for ENG 102 is ENG 10130576 ENG 102 TC Freshman English 2 3 LEC KAP 207 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM STAFF82

Newburgh Campus JULY 5 - AUGUST 112011CRN Su Cs Se Title_Short_Desc Cred Schd Bldg Room Days Begin End InstructorHISTORY (GLOBAL STUDIES DEPT.)Session 2 - SummerDISTANCE LEARNING30814 HIS 123 DL Latin American History* 3 LEC VIR WWW STAFF*See Summer Session 2 Virtual Campus page 69MATHEMATICS (MATH DEPT.)30750 MAT 020 QK Developmental Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 207 TR 09:00AM 12:15PM STAFF*Prerequisite: MAT 010 or Math Placement Test.30579 MAT 102 QC Intermediate Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 203 MW 09:00AM 12:15PM Pleasants*Prerequisite: C or better in MAT 101 or Math Placement Test.EVENING30587 MAT 101 TC Elementary Algebra* 3 LEC KAP 203 MW 06:00PM 09:15PM Pleasants*Prerequisite: MAT 020 or Math Placement TestPHILOSOPHY & RELIGION (ENGLISH DEPT.)30777 PHL 220 TH Ethics* 3 LEC KAP 205 TR 06:00PM 09:15PM Ross*Prerequisite: ENG 101 or concurrent enrollmentPolicies and ProceduresAdmissionA student who plans to enroll in an approved degree or certificateprogram at SUNY Orange must apply and be admitted to the college.Admission is open to all applicants who are graduates of an accredited highschool or recipients of a state high school equivalency diploma. (Studentswithout a high school or equivalency diploma may qualify for admissionto the 24 credit hour program and should contact the Admissions office forprogram details.)Students previously admitted to the college who have not attended fortwo or more semesters must apply for readmission.Contact the Office of Admissions for applications for admission, readmission,or the 24 credit hour program. (845) 341-4030 or www.sunyorange.edu .AdvisingAll degree-seeking students must obtain approval from an academic advisoreither in their department or in the Advising and Counseling Centerprior to registering for classes.AttendanceAttendance is required in all courses. Work missed during any period ofabsence, regardless of the reason for the absence, must be made up by thestudent (see course syllabi for details). Instructors are authorized to lowergrades for class absences and may withdraw students from non-developmentalcourses for excessive absences.Instructors shall not lower grades for absences for religious observancenor, provided the instructor’s permission is given in advance, for participationin athletics or other college-sponsored events.If illness, accident or similar circumstances make it impossible for astudent to attend classes for three or more consecutive days, it is his orSpring/Summer 2011her responsibility to notify the Office of Records and Registration at once.The Records and Registration Office will, in turn, notify each instructor.However, it is the student’s responsibility to contact each instructor to makeup missed work.Current or future awards of financial aid may be affected if a student doesnot attend classes for which he or she is registered.Audit of CourseStudents who do not wish to earn credit or a grade should complete aspecial permission form available at the Records and Registration Officewhen they register for courses. Students may, however, change status fromaudit to credit or vice versa, if they file the special permission card by theend of the third week of classes (or its equivalent). Some courses, such asNursing, are not subject to audit.Those students who are receiving financial aid should consult with theFinancial Aid Office before registering for or changing to audit status.Instructors are not required to evaluate the work of audit students.Certifications of Enrollment/Attendance orCertifications of Full-Time/Part-Time StatusStudents who require official certifications from the Records andRegistration Office regarding enrollment/attendance or full-time/part-timestatus should submit signed written requests allowing the Records andRegistration Office to release such information in accordance with theFederal Education Rights and Privacy Act.Certifications of Full-Time/Part-Time Status are done on a first-come,first-served basis. Certifications of Enrollment/Attendance are not sentuntil after the end of the third week of classes. If receipt by the requestingagency is needed by a specific deadline, students should so state in theirrequests.83

Spring/Summer 2011In addition, all students, regardless of age, must sign and return theMeningitis Response Form available at www.sunyorange.edu/admissions ,in this brochure, or in the Health Services Office.Immunization Forms must be on file in the Health Services Office prior toregistration.For questions related to immunization requirements and acceptable documentationcontact the Health Services Office at (845) 341-4870.Make-Up of Classes Cancelled due to InclementWeatherEvening classes canceled due to inclement weather will be rescheduled.Students will be advised by the instructor of the time and day of these sessions.Generally, a make-up session is held on the Friday evening of thenext week.Maximum Credit LoadIn general, students may schedule their classes in the day or evening,or both, in accordance with their particular needs. To register for 20 ormore credits in a semester, or 9 or more credits in a summer session, thepermission of the appropriate Associate Vice President is required. Twelveor more credits in a semester constitutes a full-time course load; one-halfcredit to 11.5 credits is designated as part-time study.PaymentEvery Student must submit payment, a signed Student Bill with paymentmethod indicated, and proof of legal residence. For payment dates pleaserefer to the Registration schedule on page 4. For tuition, fees, and refundschedule please refer to the schedules on page 7.Payment options include cash (Middletown only), money order, check, orcredit card: VISA, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover card, finalizedfinancial aid, third-party contracts, or the TuitionPay Plan. For yourconvenience, payment by credit card or ACH may also be made on-lineat www.sunyorange.edu/bursar. Select Payment Options-Make On-LinePayment Now and follow the instructions for submitting payment. A$10.00 convenience fee is charged. Please note: the Bursar does not acceptcredit card payments by telephone.The TuitionPay Payment Plan enables students to pay their tuition andfees in monthly installments. A completed enrollment form, $35.00 enrollmentfee, and the payment due are all required to join the TuitionPay Plan.For plan enrollment dates please refer to Payment Options on page 5.To qualify for NY resident tuition rates a student must have maintained alegal residence in NY State for one year and in the county for six monthsimmediately preceding the first day of the semester. All NY State residents,who do not complete the residence requirement, will be charged as a nonresident.Proof of residence must be submitted annually.Students, who register for classes but who fail to complete the payment processor attend classes, will incur a tuition liability if they do not withdraw (by completinga Drop form) before the start date of the semester.PrerequisitesA prerequisite course is one that prepares a student for advanced coursesin an academic field. Prerequisites may be waived or substituted at the discretionof the appropriate department chair. A signed waiver form must befiled with the Records and Registration Office.Note: Course prerequisites are listed in the course catalog and sometimesas a special notation listed with a course in this bulletin. A student withoutthe appropriate prerequisite or waiver can be withdrawn from the course bythe instructor.Repeating a CourseA repeated course is automatically identified by the computer system. Thegrade and credits earned in the final attempt are calculated in the student’sacademic average. All grades remain on the academic record. Students whoreceive financial aid should check with the Financial Aid Office before repeatinga course in which a D or better grade was earned. Note: Students in HealthProfession programs who wish to repeat a professional course must receiveapproval from the department chair and file a special permission card with theadvisor.Stop/HoldsStudents who have unmet financial obligations to the College or whohave failed to comply with college requirements, such as proof of immunization,will not be permitted to register, receive or send transcripts, orprovide proof of enrollment to other agencies/institutions until the stop/holdis cleared with the issuing office. In addition, all information relating tostudent records will be withheld in accordance with the Family EducationalRights and Privacy Act.Student ID and Parking PermitAfter registering students should bring their course schedule to have their phototaken for a student ID or students can update their student ID or campus parking permitby presenting their paid receipt at the Student Activities Office, which is located onthe 1st floor of the Shepard Student Center at the Middletown Campus and in Room223 or 1st floor Security desk in the Tower Building at the Newburgh Campus.Visiting StudentSUNY Orange welcomes students from other colleges and universities whowish to enroll in credit courses for the Summer term. Visiting students hoping totransfer credits to their home institution should seek approval from their homeinstitution prior to registering. Visiting students who need help with their courseselection should call or visit the Advising and Counseling Center.Withdrawal fromNon-Developmental CoursesDuring the semester, a student may withdraw from a course by completinga withdrawal (drop) form that is available at the Records and RegistrationOffice with an advisor’s signature. No record of the course appears on thestudent’s transcript if the course is dropped by specific dates (See AcademicCalendar). Thereafter, a grade of “W” is recorded. From these dates forward,the student would need to do an Official Withdrawal by the appropriatedeadlines (see Official Withdrawal from College section) or the instructormay initiate an Instructor Withdrawal. An instructor is not required todo an Instructor Withdrawal.Withdrawals are processed by the Records and Registration Office as ofthe day of receipt. Please keep this in mind since refunds are generatedfrom the processing date.Withdrawal from Developmental CoursesStudents who are required to enroll in developmental courses must remainenrolled in them throughout the semester. A student may request permissionto withdraw and must acquire signature approval from the appropriateadministrator (Associate Vice President, Coordinator of Learning AssistanceServices or the Registrar) their Advisor and the Instructor in order to drop thecourse(s). Absence from class is not a sufficient reason when seeking permissionto withdraw from a required developmental course. Students who are notrequired to enroll in developmental courses and choose to do so may withdrawwith the signature of an Advisor. (See catalog for Learning AssistanceServices/Developmental Education)Official Withdrawal from the CollegeA student may withdraw from the College and from all current semestercourses, including developmental, if he or she does so by the deadlinebelow. The student should discuss the decision with his or her advisor priorto withdrawal.The student must complete the Total Withdrawal from College Form andthe Drop/Add Form with appropriate signatures by the dates noted on theAcademic Calendar. Exit interviews with Counseling Center staff membersare required for all admitted (matriculated) students. Students who receiveany form of financial aid are required to obtain a financial aid officer’s signature.Non-Degree seeking students should complete and file the forms withRecords and Registration.Withdrawal and Financial Aid AwardsStudents who receive financial aid should check with the Financial AidOffice since withdrawal from either a single course or from all courses mayaffect current or future aid.85

Campus MapsMiddletown CampusWawayanda Ave1243PEHALIBSWMOOHSouth StreetHUHO12BTGrandview AveClassroom Building KeyBT Bio-Tech BuildingHU Hudson HallPE Physical Education BuildingCM Christine Morrison HouseLIB LibrarySW Sarah Wells BuildingHA Harriman HallMO Morrison HallSSC Shepard Student CenterHO Horton HallOH Orange Hall56East Conklin AveSSC8Bennett St9CM71110Best Routes to Middletown Campus115 South Street, MiddletownArriving from Connecticut or Upstate New York, takeInterstate 84 West to exit 3W, Route 17M (Middletown), proceed on 17Mwhich becomes Dolson Avenue. Continue on Dolson Avenue to BennettStreet, turning left on Bennett to the top of the hill (South Street).From New York City or New Jersey; N.Y.S. Thruway to exit 16(Harriman) to Route 17 West to exit 123 (Middletown). Follow 17M (toMiddletown) which becomes Dolson Avenue. Continue to Bennett, turningleft on Bennett to top of hill (South Street).From Upstate-Route 17 to exit 121W, Interstate 84 West for3.3 miles to exit 3W, (Route 17M) becomes Dolson Avenue. Continue onDolson Avenue to Bennett Street, turning left to Bennett Street.Best Routes to Warwick Valley High SchoolFrom the New York State Thruway (North): Take Exit 16in Harriman onto Route 17 West. Take Exit 127 (Greycourt Road). Go totop of the hill and turn left at the light onto Kings Highway (sign will sayWarwick and Sugar Loaf). Continue on for approximately 3 miles. Turnright at Sugar Loaf sign and continue on Kings Highway until you getinto Warwick. At the traffic light in Warwick, make a left and continue onMain Street until you get to the second light. At the light, turn right ontoWest Street and continue until you reach another red light. Go throughthe light, pass three houses on the left, and high school is the second bigbuilding past those homes.From Route 17 East (South): Follow Route 17 East until you getto Exit 124 (Florida and Goshen) and follow Florida - 17A. Go throughtwo lights in Florida and continue on Route 17A and 94 until you reachWarwick. At the second light, make a right onto West Street and continueuntil you come to a red light. Go through the light, continue on until youreach the second big building on the left.86

Newburgh CampusGrand StreetBroadwayGNDKAPComing Spring 2011First StreetPPComing Spring 2011Underground ParkingClassroom Building KeyKAP Kaplan HallTWR Tower BuildingGND Grand Street BuildingMPL Maple BuildingWashingtonCenterP PMontgomeryParking Key:StudentFaculty & StaffTWRMPLVisitorsColden StreetHandicapped(Parking & Entrances)Best Routes to Newburgh Campus (Kaplan Hall)Five Washington Center, NewburghFrom Middletown: Take Interstate 84 East, exit 10, stay to rightof ramp, turn right onto Route 9W and immediately get into left lane. Atstoplight, turn left onto North Plank Road which becomes Marine Drive(also named LeRoy Place, Water Street and Rev MLK Blvd). Continue on toSecond Street. Turn right onto Second Street. After turning right on SecondStreet go up hill. At second stop sign (Grand Street), turn left. Take firstleft (First Street) and proceed halfway down the block to turn right intothe Kaplan Hall parking garage.From Route 17: Take Exit 121E (Interstate 84). Follow same directionsas if coming from Middletown.From Upstate New York or New York City/New Jersey area:Take New York State Thruway to Exit 17. After toll booths, bear right, follow signsfor Interstate 84 East. Follow directions as if coming from Middletown.Take Interstate 84West, Newburgh/Beacon Bridge, Exit 10, stay toright of ramp, turn right at end of ramp. Staying to right, follow signs toRoute 9W, turn right onto Route 9W. Follow same directions as if comingfrom Middletown.Best Route to Grand Street Building(Newburgh Campus)Follow directions to the Newburgh Campus. After the left on ColdenStreet proceed to Broadway and make a right on Broadway. FollowBroadway approximately 2 blocks to Grand Street.and make a right onGrand Street. The Grand St. Building is located at 54 Grand Street.Best Route to Port Jervis High SchoolRoute 209, Port JervisTake I-84 to Exit 1, left turn off exit ramp, bear right at first traffic light(East Main Street), right at fourth traffic light (Kingston Avenue), right atnext traffic light (Hamilton Street), go down hill, bear left to Port Jervis HighSchool.Best Routes to Monroe-Woodbury High SchoolFrom Middletown: Rt. 17 to Exit 131; left to light. Turn left at lightonto Nininger Road; right onto Dunderburg Road. High school is on theright.From South: Thruway to Exit 16 (Harriman). Immediately after toll,exit. At light, go straight through to Nininger Road. (Then same as fromMiddletown.)87

SUNY ORANGE115 South StreetMiddletown NY 10940www.sunyorange.eduSUNY Orange Travel – Learn ProgramTrip details at www.sunyorange.edu/tripsThe Mediterranean World:March 18-28, 2011Professors Paul Basinski and Heidi Weber, ofthe Global Studies Department, will host thisexciting trip to Portugal and Morocco duringthe College’s 2011 Spring Break. The trip willdepart on March 19 with a return slated forMarch 28.Highlights: Among the highlights of thethree-day visit to Portugal are tours ofLisbon’s Pombaline and Alfama districts, St.George’s Castle, Hieronymite Monastery,Belen Tower and Monument to Discoveries;and visits to Cascais and the National Park toSintra. After travelling to Morocco, participantswill be treated to tours of Casablanca,Fes and Marrakech.Cost: The price of the trip is $2,198 per personfor double occupancy. Supplemental singleoccupancy fee is $448. The cost does not include a $424.00 airport taxes andfuel surcharge (subject to change), $90.00 for tips to tour escorts, local guidesand drivers. Includes all lunches and seven dinners.Contact: Heidi Weber at (845) 341-4375 or heidi.weber@sunyorange.edu; orPaul Basinski at (845) 341-4828 or paul.basinski@sunyorange.edu.A Natural Historyof South FloridaFeb 12th 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. SUNY Orange CampusMarch 19–26Highlights: Explore the terrestrial andmarine ecosystems of the Evergladesand the Florida Keys. Visit theNational Tropical Botanic Garden,Everglades National Park, Key DeerNational Wildlife Refuge and DryTortugas National Park. Camp on thebeach and snorkel in the Florida Keysand Dry Tortugas all while earning 3Natural Science credits.Cost: $985Deposit: $160 by December 17thFor more information,visit www.sunyorange.eduA Natural History of the Finger Lakes Region(BIO 210 – Study of Biological Habitats with Professor Marty Borko)April 16 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. – SUNY Orange CampusMay 14–21 – Camping at Taughannock Falls State ParkHighlights: a camping experience. Visiting Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology; Cayuga Nature Center, NYS parklands, FingerLakes Land Trust lands; Paleontological Museum of the Earth; Finger Lakes National ForestCost: Cost: course registration plus $210 for camping accommodations, food, etc.Info: (845) 341-4124 or mborko@stny.rr.com