step 7 confirm your class schedule - J. Sargeant Reynolds ...

Spring 2009 

Schedule of classes 

Early Bird 

Registration begins 

November 10 

Classes begin 

January 12 

More Info: 

visit 

Reynolds.edu 

or call 

(804)-371-3000

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ew Student Orientation 

We highly recommend that all new Reynolds students participate in an orientation session. During orientation you will speak 

with an academic advisor, register for classes, learn about student success resources and interact with faculty, staff and other 

new students. To sign up for your orientation session, log onto www.reynolds.edu/orientation. 

eynolds Learning Communities 

A great education means more than simply completing a list of required courses. By engaging in a Reynolds Learning 

community, you’ll enjoy a much richer experience that opens up exciting opportunities. 

Make Learning an Adventure 

What do biology and English have in common? Or art and history? A lot — if they’re a part of a Reynolds Learning Community. 

Learning Communities take apparently unrelated courses and link them together with a theme and a team of professors. 

Two (or more) Courses in One Learning Community 

In a learning community you can study two or more courses together. Each instructor will know what the other is teaching and 

will tie into the theme with relevant reading and writing assignments. It focuses your education, builds involvement and 

motivation, and gives added meaning to your college experience. Working together as a group also mimics real life, building 

interaction and teamwork skills. 

A Community of Friends 

What’s more, you’ll be able to study and interact with a small group — a community — of students. 

Learning Communities link courses together to add meaning to your college experience 

Multiple studies conducted in our nation’s colleges and universities have shown improved student grades, higher rates of 

student retention, and higher levels of student satisfaction as the result of participation in learning communities. Simply stated, 

students who see themselves as members of a community that’s tied to their college experience are more likely to be 

successful in their courses and programs. 

For more information about Reynolds Learning Communities, see page 111 or go to Reynolds.edu/LC. 

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raduates’ Assessment Day (GRAD) (April 7, 2009) 

On Tuesday, April 7, 2009, students graduating in May 2009 will have an opportunity to participate in GRAD – Graduates’ 

Assessment Day. There are no scheduled classes that day to ensure that as many of our graduates as possible will be able to 

participate. In accordance with the college’s Student Assessment policy (see the JSRCC Catalog), the purpose of GRAD is to 

help us determine the level of our graduating students’ skills in areas such as critical thinking, communication, and 

quantitative reasoning. These skills have been identified as important by employers of our graduates and by four-year colleges 

and universities where our students transfer! Each graduate participating in the assessment, will receive a voucher 

to be used in the College Bookstore to cover the cost of graduation regalia (cap, gown and hood). Graduating 

students will receive letters about GRAD in late February – early March 2009. 

The results of this assessment will be used to improve and enhance the college’s academic programs for future JSRCC 

students. Individual students’ scores will not affect their graduation status. 

Do You Need Help or Information? Call RIC at 371-3000! 

The Reynolds Information Center (RIC) has been created to answer your questions and to assist you with self-service questions you may have 

while using REYNET and My JSRCC. You can call the RIC at 371-3000 from 8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. The RIC is also 

open to serve you during the college’s published registration hours. Our friendly and helpful RIC representatives are ready to serve you! 

For the most up to date listing visit: Reynolds.edu

2009 Spring Schedule of Classes J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College 

C o n t e n t s 

Telephone Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 

Calendar of Dates and Times . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 

Campus Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 

Glossary of Terms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 

Plans of Study . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-11 

Eight Steps to Taking Credit Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-16 

Step 1 Apply and Determine Your Enrollment Status 

Step 2 Get Your Empl ID 

Step 3 Prepare To Enroll 

Step 4 Plan Your Finances 

Step 5 Enroll In Classes 

Step 6 Pay Tuition 

Step 7 Confirm Your Class Schedule 

Step 8 Buy Your Books 

Student Information System Instructions 

• 7 Steps to Web Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 

• Instructions for Telephone Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 

• My JSRCC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 

Additional Information 

• All Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-21 

• Returning Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 

• Financial Aid Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 

Distance Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24-27 

Hybrid Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 

Academic Department Phone Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 

How to Read the Course Offering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 

Credit Course Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30-109 

Application for Admission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Center 

Te l e p h o n e N u m b e r s 

Downtown Parham Western Central 

Reynolds Information Center 

Academic Schools 

371-3000 

Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences 523-5177 523-5263 

Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies 523-5225 523-5432 

Nursing and Allied Health 523-5375 

Business 523-5177 523-5301 

Math and Science 523-5374 523-5225 

Culinary Arts, Tourism, and Hospitality 523-5069 

Academic Support Center (Tutoring) 523-5687 523-5927 523-5927 

Bookstores 786-8580 371-3266 

Business Office 523-5285 523-5212 523-5404 523-5186 

Career, Employment, and Transfer Center 523-5970 523-5061 523-5400 

Community College Workforce Alliance (Non-credit Courses) 523-2292 

Computer Labs 523-5158 523-5377 523-5419 

Counseling 523-5970 523-5061 523-5400 

Distance Education 523-5612 

or 1-800-711-1628 

Domicile Officer (in-state tuition appeals) 523-5029 

Dual Enrollment 523-5789 

English as a Second Language (ESL) Program 523-5020 

International Admissions/Services 523-5029 

Libraries 523-5211 523-5220 523-5419 

PAVE Program 523-5572 523-5572 

Placement Testing 523-5470 523-5411 523-5421 

REYNET 371-3308 

Security 523-5472 523-5219 523-5407 

Services for Students with Disabilities 523-5628 523-5289 523-5400 

Student Affairs 523-5296 

Student Activities 523-5082 523-5983 523-5400 

Student Success Centers (Admissions, Financial Aid, Advising) 523-5455 523-5368 523-5400 

Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf (TDD) 786-8800 

Veteran Affairs 523-5455 523-5368 523-5400 

For the most up to date listing visit: Reynolds.edu 

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C a l e n d a r o f D a t e s a n d T i m e s 

ACADEMIC ADVISING November 10-21 

• New students must meet with a specialist in the Student 

Success Center and are encouraged to attend an orientation session 

(www.reynolds.edu/orientation) 

• Returning curricular students are encouraged to meet with their assigned 

advisor or a school advisor (by appointment) 

• Returning non-curricular students are encouraged to meet with a specialist 

in the Student Success Center 

• Student Success Center hours during this advising period are: 

8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday) 

8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. (Wednesday) 

8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Friday) 

EARLY-BIRD REGISTRATION November 10-30 

Via My JSRCC and REYNET only (no in-person registration). 

Payment is due on Friday, December 5, by 3 p.m. if paying in person, 

or by midnight if paying by My JSRCC or REYNET. If using the FACTS 

Payment Plan, the application must be successfully completed by 3 p.m. 

on Friday, December 5. 

My JSRCC Available 24 hours per day 

REYNET (371-3308) Available 24 hours per day 

FACTS Payment Plan Available 24 hours per day 

Students are not able to register in person at the Student Success 

Centers during this time period. 

REGISTRATION December 1-19; January 5-9 

Payment is due on Friday of the week you register by 3 p.m. if paying in 

person, or by midnight if paying by My JSRCC or REYNET. If using the 

FACTS Payment Plan, the application must be successfully completed by 

3 p.m. on Friday of the week you register. 



FACTS Payment Plan Available 24 hours per day 

In Person (December 1-19) 



8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Friday) 

In Person (January 5-9) 

8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. (Monday through Thursday) 

8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Friday) 


LATE REGISTRATION & ADD/DROP January 12-16 

Payment is due daily by the close of business if paying in person, or by 

midnight if paying by My JSRCC or REYNET. If using the FACTS Payment 

Plan, the application must be successfully completed by 3 p.m. on the day 

you register. FACTS enrollment terminates at 3 p.m. on January 16; students 

cannot use the FACTS plan as a payment option after this date and time. 



FACTS PAYMENT PLAN Available 24 hours per day 

In Person 

8:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. (Monday through Thursday) 

8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (Friday) 

OTHER IMPORTANT DATES 

Deadline for Spring 2009 Domicile Appeals December 1 

Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday (college closed) January 19 

Deadline for Spring Graduation Applications January 30 

Professional Development Day (no services) March 16 

Spring Break (no classes) March 16-22 

Deadline for Fall 2009 Scholarship Applications March 31 

Deadline for Summer 2009 Domicile Appeals April 1 

Assessment Day (no classes) April 7 

Regular Session (Sixteen-Week) 

Classes Begin January 12 

Late Registration and Add/Drop January 12-16 

Last Day to Add Class January 16 

Last Day to Drop with a Refund January 28 

Last Day to Withdraw* from Class with a Grade of “W” March 26 

Classes End May 5 

Examination Period May 6-12 

First Eight-Week Session 

Classes Begin January 12 

Late Registration and Add/Drop January 12-14 

Last Day to Add Class January 14 

Last Day to Drop with a Refund January 20 

Last Day to Withdraw* from Class with a Grade of “W” February 13 

Classes End March 9 

Second Eight-Week Session 

Classes Begin March 10 

Late Registration and Add/Drop March 10-12 

Last Day to Add Class March 12 

Last Day to Drop with a Refund March 24 

Last Day to Withdraw* from Class with a Grade of “W” April 20 

Classes End May 12 

*Withdrawals must be done in person in the Student Success Center.


C a m p u s L o c a t i o n s 

College Administration Building 

1701 East Parham Road, Richmond, VA 23228 

The College Administration Building is located just west of Parham Road 

Campus. The offices of the Vice President of Finance and Administration, 

Central Admissions and Records, and other administrative staff are in 

this location. 

Downtown Campus 

700 East Jackson Street, Richmond, VA 23219 

The Downtown Campus, located at 700 East Jackson Street near the 

Richmond Coliseum, provides one- and two-year occupational/technical 

programs in a number of allied health, business, and community service 

areas, as well as college transfer programs in liberal arts, business, 

science, and teacher preparation. 

Western Campus 

1851 Dickinson Road, Goochland, VA 23063 

The Western Campus is bordered by Routes 6 and 632 in the community of 

Goochland Courthouse. This campus offers curriculums in horticulture, automotive 

and diesel mechanics, equine management, welding and auto body. 


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Parham Road 

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Parham Road Campus 

1651 East Parham Road, Richmond, VA 23228 

The Parham Road Campus, located one mile west of I-95 in Henrico County, 

offers college transfer programs in liberal arts, education, engineering, 

science, and computer science, as well as a broad range of occupational/ 

technical programs in the areas of business, engineering, and public service. 

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The college will provide 

shuttle service between the 

Downtown and Parham Road 

campuses this Spring. 

See the schedule below: 

Monday – Friday 

8:00 a.m. – 2 p.m. 

Round trip every hour between DTC and PRC 

Departs DTC on 1/2 hour 

Departs PRC on the hour 

The shuttle service stops will be: 

DTC –8th Street at the shuttle stop 

near the parking deck. 

(There is a sign marking it.) 

PRC –At the flag poles between 

Burnette Hall and Georgiadis Hall. 

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G l o s s a r y o f Te r m s 

Careers 

The college’s Student Information System organizes its course offerings into 

sections, known as careers. When registering online or by telephone, students 

will be prompted to select the appropriate career for the type of offering that 

they wish to register for. The career used at Reynolds for all credit courses is 

the Credit (CRED) career. 

The continuing education (CEU), non-credit (CNED), and quarter credit careers 

are listed for historical purposes only and should not be used 

Community College Workforce Alliance (CCWA) 

The Community College Workforce Alliance is a cooperative partnership between 

J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College and John Tyler Community College 

dedicated to supporting economic development and providing world-class 

workforce training and services to both the public and private sectors in 

Richmond, Tri-cities, and surrounding counties. A variety of non-credit workforce 

development and lifelong learning courses are offered through the Alliance. 

Continuing Education Unit (CEU) 

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are nationally-recognized units of 

measurement for postsecondary-level studies that do not include academic 

credit. CEUs are designed for use where employers, relicensure agencies, and 

other authorities require a specific number of hours of study for careeradvancement 

purposes. 

Curricular 

Curricular students are students who have satisfied general college curricular 

and any additional program admission requirements and are enrolled in credit 

or developmental courses for the purpose of earning a degree, certificate, or 

career studies certificate. 

Developmental Courses 

Developmental courses are designed to provide the basic skills and knowledge 

necessary for success in college-level courses. Developmental courses are 

numbered 1-9 and do not carry college-level credit. 

Distance Education 

Distance education courses are courses taught in a variety of settings and 

through alternative delivery methods that allow access to instruction from the 

home, office, or off-campus sites throughout the state with a desktop or laptop 

computer with Internet access. 

Dual Enrollment 

Dual enrollment courses are college-level courses for high school students 

who are approved to participate. Students who are taking dual enrollment 

courses may receive both high school and college credit. 

Empl ID (Student ID) 

The Empl ID is a unique 7-character number assigned to each student that 

serves as a student identification number. 

Hybrid Courses 

Hybrid courses are credit courses that require both online and on-campus 

class meetings. In hybrid courses, half of the instruction will be in the 

classroom with the instructor and the other half will be completed online. 


Learning Communities 

Learning Communities are linked courses taught by a team of faculty members 

who connect the concepts of their disciplines under a common theme or 

question in a fun, creative, and flexible setting. 

My JSRCC 

My JSRCC provides a common point of entry to access the Student 

Information System (VCCS SIS8.9), Blackboard, and Student Email using one 

logon and one password. My JSRCC can be found at jsr.my.vccs.edu. 

New Student 

A new student is a student who has never enrolled at J. Sargeant Reynolds 

Community College. All new students are encouraged to attend an orientation 

session (www.reynolds.edu/orientation). 

Non-curricular 

Non-curricular students are students who are enrolled in credit and/or 

developmental courses without curricular admission and who do not currently 

intend to earn a degree, certificate, or career studies certificate. Non-curricular 

students are not eligible to receive financial aid. 

ODU Teletechnet 

The Teletechnet program is an interactive, distance education program which 

enables students to earn either bachelor’s or master’s degrees without leaving 

their residences. Teletechnet students complete their first two years of college 

through their local community college or other accredited institution and 

ultimately receive their bachelor’s or master’s degrees from ODU. 

PeopleSoft 

J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College operates a Student Information 

System developed by PeopleSoft . Features of the system can be found at 

Reynolds.edu/sis. 

Plans of Study 

Curricular plans are degrees, certificates, or career studies certificates. Noncurricular 

plans are categories indicating the purpose for taking classes. 

Returning Student 

A returning student is a student who has previously enrolled at J. Sargeant 

Reynolds Community College. Students who have not attended in the last three 

years must apply for readmission. 

REYNET 

REYNET (371-3308) is the college’s telephone registration system. 

User Name 

User Name is a unique identifier assigned to each student for accessing the 

Student Information System (VCCS SIS8.9), Student Email, and Blackboard. 

Students may look up their user name at jsr.my.vccs.edu. 

VCCS 

The Virginia Community College System is comprised of 23 community 

colleges. The mission of the VCCS is to provide comprehensive higher 

education and workforce training programs and services of superior quality that 

are financially and geographically accessible and that meet individual, 

business, and community needs of the Commonwealth.


P l a n s o f S t u d y a n d P r o g r a m D i r e c t o r y 

The Academic Plans by School table below shows the plan's contact number for each Campus Location as appropriate. Also, in the appropriate Campus 

Location column, "Complete" indicates that the plan's certificate or degree can be completed at that campus. "Courses" indicates that one or more courses for 

the plan are offered at that campus. 

The Distance campus location indicates Distance Learning courses. These are typically administered online, but some courses may require proctored exams, oncampus 

labs, clinicals, or other special on-campus meetings. For information on Distance Learning, the contact phone number is for the Center for Distance 

Learning: (804) 523-5612 or (800) 711-1628 (Virginia only). 

(All telephone numbers listed are in area code 804) 

Plans Certificate Plan Campus Locations 

or Degree Code Downtown Parham Western Distance 

School of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences 

American Sign Language CSC 221-640-01 523-5177 

Complete Courses Courses Courses 

American Sign Language – AAS 640 523-5177 

English Interpretation Complete Courses Courses Courses 

Interpreter Education CSC 221-640-02 523-5177 


Liberal Arts AA 648 523-5177 523-5263 

Complete Complete Courses Courses 

Teacher Preparation AA 648-TP 523-5177 523-5263 


Music AAA 559 523-5177 


Paralegal Studies 

General Practice AAS 260-01 523-5263 

Courses Complete Courses Courses 

Litigation AAS 260-02 523-5263 


Social Sciences AS 882 523-5177 523-5263 


American Sign Language/ AS 882-01 523-5177 

Deaf Studies Complete Courses Courses Courses 

Teacher Preparation AS 882-TP 523-5177 523-5263 


School of Business 

Accounting AAS 203 523-5177 523-5301 


Accounting C 202 523-5177 523-5301 


Administration of Justice AAS 400-01 523-5301 


Administrative Support Technology C 398 523-5177 523-5301 

(formerly Clerical Studies, Plan Code 218) Complete Complete Courses Courses 

Business Administration AS 213 523-5177 523-5301 


Criminal Justice CSC 221-400-45 523-5177 523-5301 


eCommerce CSC 221-251-01 523-5301 

Courses Complete Courses Complete 


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Plans Certificate Plan 


Campus Locations 


Entrepreneurship in Small Business CSC 221-212-10 523-5177 523-5301 


Fire Science Technology AAS 427 523-5518 


Fire Science Technology C 428 523-5518 


Graphic Design Office Assistant CSC 221-350-19 523-5177 523-5301 


Information Systems Technology 

Computer Programmer AAS 299-01 523-5301 


Microcomputer Technical Support AAS 299-03 523-5301 

(Networking) Courses Complete Courses Courses 

Microcomputer Applications AAS 299-04 523-5177 523-5301 

(Administrative/Office Applications) Complete Complete Courses Courses 

Internet Applications Development AAS 299-05 523-5301 

(Web Design) Courses Complete Courses Courses 

Information Systems Technology 

Computer Programmer CSC 221-299-06 523-5301 


Database Solutions CSC 221-299-12 523-5301 


General Network Administration CSC 221-732-01 523-5301 


Internet Applications Development CSC 221-299-18 523-5301 

(Web Design) Courses Complete Courses Courses 

Internetworking CSC 221-732-11 523-5301 


Microcomputer Applications CSC 221-299-03 523-5177 523-5301 


Microsoft Network Administration CSC 221-299-07 523-5301 


Network Fundamentals CSC 221-732-00 523-5301 


Network Security CSC 221-732-09 523-5301 


Legal Office Technology CSC 221-260-10 523-5177 523-5301 


Management 

Retail Management AAS 212-03 523-5177 523-5301 


Small Business Management AAS 212-04 523-5177 523-5301 


Management Development C 223 523-5177 523-5301 


Medical Transcription CSC 221-286-01 523-5177 523-5301 


Real Estate CSC 221-212-70 523-5301 








School of Culinary Arts, Tourism, and Hospitality 

Culinary Arts AAS 242 523-5781 

Courses Courses Courses Courses 

Hospitality Management 

Food Service Management AAS 775-07 523-5069 


Hospitality Entrepreneurship AAS 775-06 523-5069 


Lodging Operations AAS 775-04 523-5069 


Hospitality Leadership CSC 221-775-03 523-5069 

Courses Courses Courses Complete 

Hotel Rooms Division Management CSC 221-775-05 523-5069 

Courses Courses Courses Complete 

Pastry Arts CSC 221-242-04 523-5781 

Complete Courses Courses 

School of Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies 

Architectural and Civil Engineering Technology 

Architectural/Industrial Design AAS 895-01 523-5225 

Courses Complete Courses 

Building Construction Management AAS 895-02 523-5225 


Civil Engineering Technology AAS 895-03 523-5225 


Automotive Technology AAS 909 523-5432 

Courses Courses Complete Courses 

Automotive Technology C 902 523-5432 

Courses Courses Complete Courses 

Computer and Electronics Technology 

Computer Systems AAS 731-01 523-5225 


Electronic Controls AAS 731-02 523-5225 


Semiconductor Manufacturing AAS 731-03 523-5225 


Computer-Aided Design Specialist CSC 221-729-01 523-5225 


Diesel Mechanics Technology C 920 523-5432 

Courses Courses Complete 

Electronics Technology CSC 221-981-15 523-5225 


Engineering AS 831 523-5225 


Equine Management CSC 221-188-02 523-5432 


Floral Design CSC 221-335-02 523-5432 



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Horticulture Technology AAS 335 523-5432 


Public Transportation/ CSC 221-920-82 523-5432 

Diesel Maintenance Courses Courses Complete 

Surveying Technology CSC 221-915-01 523-5225 

Courses Complete 

Technical Studies 

Auto Body Technology AAS 718-02 523-5432 

Plan of Study Courses Courses Complete 

Welding CSC 221-995-01 523-5432 


School of Mathematics and Science 

Early Childhood Development AAS 636 523-5374 

Complete Courses Courses Complete 

Early Childhood Development C 632 523-5374 


Early Childhood Education CSC 221-636-06 523-5374 


Early Childhood Education – Advanced CSC 221-636-08 523-5374 

Complete Courses 

Early Childhood – School-Age Child Care CSC 221-636-07 523-5374 


Human Services (formerly Community AAS 480 523-5374 

and Social Services, Plan Code 176) Complete Courses Courses Courses 

Paraprofessional Education AAS 628 523-5374 


Science AS 880-01 523-5374 523-5225 


Computer Science AS 880-02 523-5225 


Mathematics AS 880-05 523-5225 


Teacher Preparation AS 880-TP 523-5374 523-5225 


Substance Abuse Counseling Education CSC 221-480-30 523-5374 


School of Nursing and Allied Health 

Dental Assisting C 120 523-5380 


Dental Assisting CSC 221-120-02 523-5380 

Complete 

Dental Laboratory Technology AAS 117 523-5931 


Dental Laboratory Technology CSC 221-117-02 523-5931 


Emergency Medical Services - AAS 146 523-5768 

Paramedic Courses Courses Courses Courses 







Emergency Medical Services CSC 221-146-01 523-5768 

EMT-Basic Courses Complete Courses Courses 


EMT-Intermediate Courses Courses Courses Courses 


EMT-Paramedic Complete Courses Courses Courses 

Health Care Technician CSC 221-190-06 523-5375 


Health Records Coding Technician* CSC 221-152-06 523-5375 

Courses Courses Courses 

Medical Laboratory Technology AAS 151 523-5375 


Nursing AAS 156 523-5375 


Opticianry AAS 160 523-5415 


Opticians Apprentice CSC 221-160-04 523-5415 

Complete Complete 

Pharmacy Technician CSC 221-190-08 523-5375 


Practical Nursing C 157 523-5375 


Pre-Nursing and Allied Health 

Pre-Nursing CSC 221-156-02 523-5375 

Complete Complete Courses Complete 

Pre-EMS-Paramedic CSC 221-146-04 523-5375 


Pre-Opticianry CSC 221-160-01 523-5375 

Complete Complete Complete Complete 

Pre-Dental Laboratory Technology CSC 221-117-01 523-5375 


Pre-Medical Lab Technology CSC 221-151-01 523-5375 


Pre-Respiratory Therapy CSC 221-181-02 523-5375 


Pre-Practical Nursing and Dental Assisting 

Pre-Dental Assisting CSC 221-120-01 523-5375 


Pre-Practical Nursing CSC 221-157-02 523-5375 


Respiratory Therapy AAS 181 523-5009 


Respiratory Therapy CSC 221-181-03 523-5009 

Advanced Practice Complete Courses Courses Complete 

*Completion of the Health Records Coding Technician CSC program requires that classes be taken at both the Downtown and Parham Road Campuses 


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Eight Steps to Taking 

Credit Courses 

To take credit classes at J. Sargeant Reynolds, 

follow these steps: 

1. APPLY AND DETERMINE YOUR 

ENROLLMENT STATUS 

2. GET YOUR EMPL ID 

3. PREPARE TO ENROLL 

4. PLAN YOUR FINANCES 

5. ENROLL IN CLASSES 

6. PAY TUITION 

7. CONFIRM YOUR CLASS SCHEDULE 

8. BUY YOUR BOOKS 


STEP 1 APPLY AND DETERMINE YOUR 

ENROLLMENT STATUS 

If you are new to the college, are taking credit classes for the first time, or are 

returning after an absence of three years or more (before Fall 2006), complete 

the Application for Admission found online at Reynolds.edu, under the Future 

Students section. Students who complete the on-line application will receive 

immediate feedback from the college. If the on-line application is completed 

successfully, the new student will be issued a student ID number (Empl ID). 

Upon completion of the on-line application, students should print the 

application and confirmation page for their records. 

If you are a student that has attended a VCCS college in the past, please see Step 

2. It is important that you use your existing Empl ID and do not create a new one. 

Students may also complete the Application for Admission found in the center 

of this booklet and mail or fax it to the college. Once received by the college, 

paper applications require at least two business days to process. 

Disclosure of your social security number is not required during application, but 

it is highly recommended. Disclosure ultimately will be required for most 

students at the time of enrollment, per Section 6050S of the Restructuring and 

Reform Act of 1998, or at the time of disbursement of federal financial aid, per 

34 Code of Federal Regulations Part 668.36. The VCCS will only use your 

social security number in accordance with federal and state reporting 

requirements and for identification and research purposes within the VCCS. It 

shall not permit further disclosure unless required or authorized by the Family 

Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, 20 U.S.C. Code 1232G or pursuant 

to your obtained consent. 

You must be admitted to the college prior to taking placement tests and as a 

degree-seeking student in order to be considered for financial aid. 

You do not need to reapply if you have taken credit classes within the past three 

years. If you left the college on Academic Dismissal, refer to page 22 for 

information about getting reinstated. 

Whether new or returning, note that placement testing may be required 

(see Step 3); financial aid and scholarship applications and documents must be 

completed by the deadlines (see Step 3); and early-bird registration begins on 

November 10, 2008 (see Calendar of Dates and Times). 

STEP 2 GET YOUR EMPL ID 

As a new student, once your application has been processed, you will be issued 

a JSRCC student ID number, known as the Empl ID. You will need your Empl ID 

for all on-campus, web, and telephone services. 

If you are a returning student and need assistance with locating your Empl ID 

number or are unsure of your number, check My JSRCC, call the Reynolds 

Information Center (804-371-3000), or visit a computer lab on one of the 

campuses. If you have more than one Empl ID due to enrollment at another 

VCCS (Virginia Community College System) institution, and need assistance 

determining the correct Empl ID number to use for transactions at JSRCC, 

please call 804-523-5030.


STEP 3 PREPARE TO ENROLL 

PREPARATION STEPS 

A. Request Transcripts from previous schools using the 

JSRCC High School/College Transcript Request form. Students 

must request an evaluation of specific college transcripts by 

Admissions and Records. 

B. Take JSRCC Placement Tests 

Students can walk-in to the DTC and PRC Testing Centers without 

an appointment; appointments are required at the WC Testing Center. 

The DTC and PRC Testing Centers begin testing at 9 a.m. Monday 

through Saturday. See the table below for final seating times. 

Day PRC DTC 

Monday 4:30 pm 4:30 pm 

Tuesday 4:30 pm 4:30 pm 

Wednesday 4:30 pm 4:30 pm 

Thursday 4:30 pm 4:30 pm 

Friday 11:30 am 11:30 am 

Saturday 9:00 am 9:00 am 

The WC Testing Center is open for scheduled appointments 9 a.m.-2 

p.m. Tuesday and Thursday and 3 p.m.-8 p.m. on Wednesday. 

Bring your Empl ID, picture ID, and receipt showing payment for 

Compass Tests with you to the Testing Center. The fee for 

placement tests is $6.00, which must be paid in advance, in cash 

in a campus Business Office. 

Contact a Testing Center for additional information: 

523-5470 (Downtown) 

523-5411 (Parham Road) 

523-5421 (Western) 

Non-native speakers of English 

should refer to page 21. 

C. Get advised for proper course selection. 

D. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student 

Aid (FAFSA). 

Reynolds’ code is 003759. The FAFSA must be received 

electronically or by U. S. mail at the Pell Processing Center by 

the following deadlines: 

September 15 for Spring 2009 (08-09 FAFSA) 

March 15 for Summer 2009 (08-09 FAFSA) 

April 15 for Fall 2009 (09-10 FAFSA) 

For information about financial aid and veterans’ benefits, 

contact a Student Success Center. 

E. Complete the JSRCC Scholarship Application 

Deadlines: 

October 1 for Spring 2009 

March 31 for Fall 2009 

For information, call 523-5084. 

CURRICULAR STUDENT 

You plan to enter one of the degree or certificate plans, which 

are listed on pages 7-11. 

Yes, if you are applying for certain Health and Medical 

Technology programs, or if you plan to request college transfer 

credit. Applicants who are completing the 12th grade must send 

final high school graduation transcripts. 

Yes, you are required to take placement tests in reading, 

writing, and mathematics prior to your first registration. 

Consult the Catalog for graduation requirements in your 

plan and the pre-requisites for the courses. Information on 

placement test waivers can obtained by contacting a campus 

testing center. 

Yes, first-semester students must meet with a Student Success 

Center specialist prior to registering, and are strongly 

encouraged to participate in an orientation session 

(www.reynolds.edu/orientation). After earning 30 credits, 

advising is provided by faculty in your academic school. 

Advising is required for any students with a GPA less than 2.0. 

Yes, if you plan to apply for federal or state aid programs 

(grants, loans, or work/study aid). The deadlines for submitting 

corrected Student Aid Reports (SARs), being admitted into a 

JSRCC-approved curriculum, and submitting other requested 

documents to the Student Success Center are: 

November 14 for Spring 2009 

April 15 for Summer 2009 

June 15 for Fall 2009 

Yes, if you wish to be considered for free scholarships. 


NON-CURRICULAR STUDENT 

You plan to take credit courses, which are 

listed on pages 30-109, but do not currently 

plan to complete a degree or certificate. 

No 

Yes, if you plan to take courses in 

English, biology, chemistry, 

engineering, mathematics, social 

sciences, or humanities. Transient 

students may qualify for waivers 

with a Transient Student Approval 

form. Consult the Catalog for 

course prerequisites. 

Optional, as needed, but required 

if your GPA is less than 2.0. See a 

specialist in a Student Success Center. 

No, you are not eligible for 

financial aid. 

No, you are not eligible for 

scholarships. 

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STEP 4 PLAN YOUR FINANCES 

A. TUITION AND FEES 

In-State Students $93.15 per semester credit* 

Out-of-State Students $268.30 per semester credit* 

*Tuition and fees are accurate at the time of publication. Included in the per semester 

credit hour cost are the student activity fee ($1.50), auxiliary services fee ($5.50), 

technology fee ($4.50) and capital fee for out-of-state students ($3.00) as set by JSRCC’s 

College Board and the State Board for Community Colleges. Current tuition rates are 

accessible from Reynolds.edu by clicking on “Current Students” then on “Tuition Rates”. 

Students are required to pay their tuition and fees in full, according to the 

deadlines found in the Calendar of Dates and Times. (See STEP 6 PAY 

TUITION for additional information.) Schedule changes or additional registrations 

must also be paid for in full by the deadlines. Students whose accounts are not 

fully paid by each payment deadline will be un-enrolled from any and/or all 

courses. To ensure that the correct courses are retained, students should drop any 

courses that they do not wish to take. Payment may be in the form of cash, check, 

credit card, or charge to a third-party sponsor. Financial Aid recipients, students 

interested in a tuition payment plan, and students with an employer or third-party 

sponsor should refer to the appropriate section below. 

B. TUITION PAYMENT PLAN 

Students who are interested in a tuition payment plan should refer to the FACTS e- 

Cashier webpage, accessible from Reynolds.edu by clicking on “Current Students” 

then on “Tuition Rates”. Participation in the payment plan may be accomplished 

only through this website; payment plan application by mail or telephone is not 

available. Active participation in the FACTS payment plan for the full amount of 

tuition and fee charges entitles students to retain enrollment without loss of course 

registration. Anticipated financial aid cannot be factored in. 

The FACTS payment plan is administered by a private organization not affiliated 

with J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College. Students should read, understand, 

and abide by all terms and conditions of this company’s payment plan agreement 

as the college is not able to intervene on a student’s behalf. 

Students may sign up for the payment plan for the Spring 2009 semester from 

November 10, 2008, through January 16, 2009. FACTS applications must be 

completed by 3:00 p.m. on the date that tuition payment is due. 

Students failing to meet the contract conditions of the FACTS Management Co., 

including missed or declined payments, will be dropped from any and/or all 

registered courses by J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College. Students who add 

or drop courses after a payment plan is set up are advised to contact the college 

Central Business Office payment plan liaison (523-5186) to ensure their current 

plan contract is adjusted to cover the total tuition and fees due to the college. 

Financial aid funds awarded to students after a payment plan is initiated will be 

disbursed after March 24, 2009. 

C. FINANCIAL AID 

In order to ensure that financial aid awards are made in time for students to 

register for classes and pay their tuition and fees with an approved award, students 

should be admitted into an eligible program of study and complete the Free 

Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in sufficient time to ensure that it is 

received by the Pell Processing Center no later than: 

September 15 (for Spring 2009) (08-09 FAFSA) 

March 15 (for Summer 2009) (08-09 FAFSA) 

April 15 (for Fall 2009) (09-10 FAFSA; available on January 1, 2009) 


If necessary, corrections and/or verification documents should be submitted 

promptly to a campus Student Success Center. The deadline for submitting 

requested documents to correct and/or verify the data on the Student Aid Reports 

(SARs) is ten (10) business days from the date of the Financial Aid office 

correspondence sent to the student. A student should be prepared to pay tuition 

and fees if corrections are processed by the Financial Aid office after November 14, 

2008, for Spring 2009; April 15, 2009 for Summer 2009; or June 15, 2009, for Fall 

2009. Students may apply late for financial aid, but there is no guarantee that 

award eligibility and notification will be in time to assist with tuition, fees, and 

books for the current registration. 

Students who are eligible and have been awarded financial aid will receive a letter 

listing the types and amounts of aid. Anticipated financial aid will be automatically 

posted to student accounts, and tuition and fees will automatically be charged to 

each student’s financial aid. If financial aid is not enough to cover all charges, the 

amount remaining is the responsibility of the student and is due according to the 

deadlines found in the Calendar of Dates and Times. Students with web 

access may use My JSRCC to check on their financial aid and student account. 

After logging into My JSRCC, select SIS, then Self-service, then Student Center; 

the financial aid and student account information is listed in the Finances section. 

D. EMPLOYER OR OTHER THIRD-PARTY SPONSOR 

Students who anticipate an employer or other third-party sponsor, including any 

outside scholarships, will be responsible for tuition expenses must ensure letters 

of sponsorship are forwarded to a campus Business Office for processing prior to 

the payment deadline. Sponsorship letters may be delivered to a campus business 

office, mailed to the Central Business Office, or faxed (371-3631, 371-3708, 786- 

6819). Once registered, students must contact a campus Business Office and have 

their tuition and fees charged to their participating sponsor, which includes tuition 

and fee charges that should be paid from a student’s private scholarship account 

currently on file at the college. Students, whose sponsorship letters do not 

authorize payment for the entire cost of tuition and fees, are responsible for and 

must pay any and all balances due before the sponsorship is applied to the student 

account. Failure to remit payment in a timely manner may result in the removal of 

enrollment of any and/or all courses. 

E. OUT-OF-STATE STATUS APPEALS 

New applicants should verify their residency classification on the Web Application 

Confirmation Sheet or in their letter of admission. On occasion, applicants will be 

classified as out-of-state due to incomplete or incorrect application responses. To 

inquire about a possible correction of out-of-state status, students should send an 

E-mail request with their full name and Empl ID to lmunson@jsr.vccs.edu. 

Students may need to submit supporting documentation or appeal for further 

consideration. Because this process can require several weeks, students should 

inquire immediately upon admission. New applicants may appeal until the last 

business day before classes begin. 

Continuing students who have enrolled with out-of-state tuition status may request 

a review by submitting the residency portion of the Application for Admission to 

the Student Success Center. The domicile officer informs students of needed 

documentation and the appeal process, as needed. 

Appeal deadlines for continuing students are listed below: 

Spring Status December 1 

Summer Status April 1 

Fall Status August 1


Residency appeal forms may be obtained in a Student Success Center or on the 

college’s web site. To refer to the state’s law and guidelines concerning tuitionrate 

eligibility, go to the college’s web site, click on Future Students, and then 

click on Paying for College. Students who are unwilling to pay the out-of-state 

rate without a guarantee of a refund for the in-state differential should complete 

this process before registering for classes. 

F. STUDENT BUDGET WORKSHEET 

Expenses Amount 

Tuition Cost per credit $_____ x 

number of credits _____ = 

Books 

Fees 

Supplies (Calculator, workbooks, software) 

Meals 

Child Care 

Transportation 

Total 

STEP 5 ENROLL IN CLASSES 

REYNET and My JSRCC users can register during Early-Bird Registration (see 

Calendar of Dates and Times) for the best selection of classes! Over half of 

Reynolds’ students self-register without having to come on campus and wait in 

line! REYNET and My JSRCC registration is available to students in good 

academic standing (2.0 GPA or better). 

Students must know their Student Identification Number (Empl ID). Students who 

do not know their ID should see Step 2 or call 371-3000 for assistance. 

New curricular students will learn about REYNET and My JSRCC registration after 

completing placement tests and getting advised in an on-campus Student Success 

Center, or during orientation (www.reynolds.edu/orientation). 

New non-curricular students may self-enroll via My JSRCC or REYNET after the 

admission application has been processed (see Step 1). 

Returning curricular and non-curricular students, who are in good academic 

standing are encouraged, but not required, to meet with their advisor or a school 

advisor and may self-enroll. 

Students who have been blocked from self-enrollment must see an advisor. Log 

on to My JSRCC to see if you have any holds. Non-curricular students are 

advised by specialists in the Student Success Centers. Curricular students are 

advised by advisors in their academic school. After seeing an advisor, the selfenrollment 

block can be removed to allow students to self-enroll. 

Students must satisfy all outstanding financial obligations with the college prior to 

enrolling. Log on to My JSRCC to see if you have any holds. 

Before enrolling, students may plan their course schedule by completing the 

Enrollment Work Sheet to the right. All of the information needed to enroll can be 

placed on the work sheet. 


EMPL ID – Student Identification Number _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

PIN – Personal Identification Number _ _ _ _ _ _ 

(Initially your birth date in mmddyy format such as 052674 for May 26, 1974) 

Credit Card Number and Expiration Date 

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ / _ _ 

Five Digit Course ID Number – Include leading zeros (ex. 03492) 

(First Choice) (Alternate Choice) 

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

OPTION 1: MY JSRCC AT REYNOLDS.EDU 

Students can browse a course listing, enroll, pay tuition by credit card, view their 

class schedule, check on their financial aid, view their holds, and access their 

academic records via the web using My JSRCC. Students are encouraged to 

enroll online and avoid long lines on campus! Go to Reynolds.edu/sis. View the 

My JSRCC tutorial to guide you through the enrollment process. 

OPTION 2: TELEPHONE REGISTRATION-REYNET 

Call 371-3308 to connect to REYNET — the college’s telephone network. Be sure 

to use a touch-tone phone. Follow the prompts to hear general information, enroll, 

pay your tuition by credit card, list your classes, get your grades at the end of the 

term, and find out about your financial aid. 

Here are some tips: 

• Plan your schedule and list the 5-digit class numbers you will need to enter. 

• Listen carefully to the voice prompts. 

• Use the “Hot Keys” to help navigate through the system. 

Main Menu Options 

1 – General Information 

2 – Billing 

3 – Financial Aid 

4 – Grades 

5 – Registration 

6 – List Schedule of Classes 

Hot Keys 

*1 – Return to the Main Menu 

*8 – Repeat the last prompt 

*9 – End the Call 

*0 – Transfer to an operator 

Go to Reynolds.edu/sis. View the REYNET tutorial to guide you through the 

telephone registration process. 

OPTION 3: IN PERSON 

Any student may choose to enroll on campus in the Student Success Center 

during published dates and times. (On-campus registration is not allowed during 

Early Bird registration.) 

Student Success Center hours during in-person registration dates are: 

December 1-19 



8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Friday) 

January 5-9 

8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. (Monday-Thursday) 

8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Friday) 

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STEP 6 PAY TUITION 

Tuition and fees must be paid by the deadlines found in the Calendar of Dates 

and Times. See Step 4 for more information about payment options including 

financial aid, tuition payment plan, employer or other third-party sponsor, and 

how to appeal an out-of-state status. 

OPTION 1: MY JSRCC at REYNOLDS.EDU 

Students can pay tuition with a Visa, MasterCard, or Discover credit card on the 

web at Reynolds.edu. Avoid long lines on campus — pay on-line! Go to 

Reynolds.edu/sis. View the My JSRCC tutorial to guide you through the tuition 

payment process. 

OPTION 2: TELEPHONE REGISTRATION – REYNET 

Call 371-3308 to connect to REYNET, the college’s telephone network. Be sure to 

use a touch-tone phone. Listen carefully to the voice prompts. 

Press 2 for Billing, to pay your tuition and follow the instructions. You may pay 

with a VISA, MasterCard, or Discover credit card. Go to Reynolds.edu/sis. View 

the REYNET tutorial to guide you through the tuition payment process. 

OPTION 3: TUITION PAYMENT PLAN See Step 4, Plan Your Finances. 


Visit a campus Business Office during published registration hours if you want to 

pay by cash, check, credit card, or charge to a third-party sponsor. 

ENROLLMENT CANCELLATION 

Removal from some or all enrolled courses may occur for those students 

whose accounts are not paid in full or otherwise fully supported by an 

approved financial aid award or other third-party sponsorship agreement by 

each payment deadline. 

Students who no longer wish to be enrolled in particular courses should drop all 

such unwanted courses by the published drop deadline. If not dropped, tuition 

refunds, where appropriate, will not be processed and financial aid awards and 

third-party sponsorship accounts will be charged accordingly. 

Students who have concerns about their account should contact a Business 

Office representative who will be happy to answer their questions. 

REFUNDS 

Students must drop classes they do not wish to take by submitting an Add/Drop 

form to a Student Success Center or by utilizing My JSRCC or REYNET to process 

the drop by the published drop deadline. Refunds are processed after the Last Day 

to Drop with Refund and take approximately three weeks to be received. Refunds for 

students whose payments were made via My JSRCC will be credited to the debit or 

credit card from which the tuition was paid. All other tuition refunds are issued to 

students in the form of a check from the Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Virginia. 

A student awarded financial aid who drops all classes is not entitled to a refund 

of tuition and fees from federal or state grant aid. These funds are refunded to the 

appropriate financial aid account. 

Refunds for drops for special-session courses (shorter or longer course duration 

and/or offered at times other than the published semester begin date) will be 

permitted through the first 15% of the course length. Students should verify the 

refund deadline for such courses at a Student Success Center and ensure their 

mailing address on file with the college is accurate. Refund processing times for 

special session courses take approximately four weeks to be received. 

For the most up to date listing visit: reynolds.edu 

Students participating in the FACTS Payment Plan will receive refunds for plan 

overpayments approximately 75 days after the published semester drop date. 

STEP 7 CONFIRM YOUR CLASS SCHEDULE 

Upon completion of the registration and payment process, confirm your class 

schedule by one of the following methods: 

OPTION 1: My JSRCC at REYNOLDS.EDU 

• Select SIS 

• Select Self-Service 

• Select Student Center 

• Select My Class Schedule 

• You may print your schedule from this screen 

Repeat this each time you register (add, drop, swap) and pay for your classes. 

OPTION 2: TELEPHONE REGISTRATION – REYNET 

Call 371-3308 to connect to REYNET. Select Option 6 to hear a verbal list of your 

classes. Repeat this each time you register, add, drop, and pay for your classes. 


Any student may request a printed copy of their schedule on campus in a 

Student Success Center. 

STEP 8 BUY YOUR BOOKS 

Parham Road Campus (371-3266) and Downtown Campus (786-8580) 

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

Wednesday 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. 

Friday 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. 

Bookstores will be open during registration hours. 

Western Campus (556-5758) 

There is no permanent bookstore at Western Campus and no standard hours. 

A temporary bookstore will be open at the beginning of the semester. 

Financial Aid recipients may charge books to their aid from January 7 – January 

28, 2009. The following stipulations apply to the book-charging process: 

1. You must be enrolled in classes to charge or return books. 

2. You must have financial aid funds available after tuition and fees are paid. If 

your only financial aid award is the Commonwealth Grant or Part Time 

Assistance Program (PTAP) grant, you will not be able to charge books. 

3. Try to make all of your purchases at one time. 

4. It takes 24 hours from the moment you enroll until you can start charging 

books in the bookstore. To ensure you are able to begin charging books on 

January 7, please register for your classes on or before January 2. 

5. If you are enrolled in less than six credit hours, you may NOT be able to 

charge books. 

6. If your books are on backorder and will not arrive by January 28, please 

speak with the bookstore staff and let them know you are a financial aid 

recipient. They will permit charges on the backordered books. 

7. There can be no exceptions to the January 28 cutoff date as this affects the 

processing of refund checks.


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Step 1: Find Your Username, Emplid, & Set your 

Password. 

� 

1. Go to: http://www.reynolds.edu/computing 

2. Click the My JSR Accounts button. 

3. Follow the directions listed on the page to find your Username, 

Empl ID, and set your password. 

4. Record your Username and Empl ID and keep in a safe 

place. 

Step 2: Login to My JSRCC 

� 

1. Go to: https://jsr.my.vccs.edu 

2. Enter Username. 

3. Enter Password. 

4. Click Log In button. 

5. Click VCCS SIS8.9: Student Information System button. 

6. Click Self-Service link on the menu 

7. Click Student Center link on the menu 

8. Click the minus ‘-’ to close the menu and show more of the 

page 

Step 3: Set Preferences 

� 

Student Information System 

1. Scroll down to Personal Information. 

2. Click User Preferences link. 

3. Select “J. Sargeant Reynolds” from the Institution dropdown. 

4. Select “Credit” from the Academic Career drop-down. 

5. Click the magnifying glass beside the Term 

6. Select the term and year for which you are enrolling. 

7. Click the magnifying glass beside Aid Year 

8. Select the current financial aid year. 

9. Click Save to keep the values. 

10. Click Student Center from drop-down, click 

S A R G E A N T R E Y N O L D S C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E 


Step 4: Enroll in Classes 

1. Click the Add a Class link 

2. Key the 5-digit class number and 

click Enter button. 

3. If you need to search for the class 

number: 

• Select Search for Classes from 

drop-down list 

• Enter the subject and catalog 

number, if known, and click 

�Search. 

• Click Select Class. 

6. Review class information and click Next button. 

7. Check for success or error messages. 

8. Enter next class number for another class if desired. 

9. Click Proceed to Step 2 of 3 button 

10. Click Finish Enrolling. 

11. Check Enrollment Status (If you do not see a green 

checkmark, you are not enrolled.) 

Step 5: View Schedule 

� 

1. Click the My Class Schedule link. 

2. Select the correct College and Term from drop-down list. 

3. Click Change 

Step 6: Pay Tuition 

1. Select Account Inquiry from drop-down, click 

2. Click the Make a Payment link. 

3. Complete the Credit Card and Billing Information sections 

and click Next. 

4. Enter payment amount. 

5. Click Submit. 

� 6. Follow instructions on Payment Result page. 

� 

Step 7: Sign Out 

1. Click Sign Out. 

2. Close browser window to end your registration session. 

If you can’t find your Username & Empl ID (Step 1) or don’t have an available term for enrollment 

(Step 4), contact a Student Success Center or call the Student Information Center 

at 804-371-3000. 

For more information: http://www.reynolds.edu/computing. 

Rev: 05/12/08 

7 Steps to Web Registration 

View Grades 

1. Click on the Grades link. 

2. Select the correct College and Term from drop-down list. 

3. Click Change. 

4. Click the Printer Friendly Version button to print grade 

report. 

Print Unofficial Transcript 

1. Select Unofficial Transcript from drop-down list in the 

Academic Records section and click the button 

2. Select the College and report type from drop-down list 

3. Click Go 

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�� J. 

Main Menu 

The main menu for the REYNET system has 6 choices. 

1 – General Information 

2 – Billing 

3 – Financial Aid 

4 – Grades 

5 – Registration 

6 – List Schedule of Classes 

Student Information System 

How to register for classes 

S A R G E A N T R E Y N O L D S C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E 

Press 5 for Registration Functions 

• Select your Career – you may be active in only one or you may be given a choice. 

Select Continuing Education Student for Non-credit classes or Semester Credit Student for credit classes. 

• Enter your Empl ID, unless you entered it in a previous step. 

• Enter your 6-digit date-of-birth in MMDDYY format ‘052674’ for May 26, 1974. 

• Press 1 for Registration General information. 

• Press 2 for Registration Functions. 

o Press 1 for Registration General Information. 

o Press 2 to Add a Class. 

� Enter the 5-digit Class number including leading zeros (01234). 

o Press 3 to Drop a Class. 


o Press 4 to Add and Drop at the same time. 


o Press 5 to List Your Classes for this term. 

o Press 6 to List Open Sections. 

o Press 7 to Hear Account Balance and Pay by Credit Card. 

How to pay for classes by Visa, MasterCard or Discover 

Press 2 for Billing to Charge to a Credit Card 

• Select your Career – you may be active in only one or you may be given a choice. 

Select Continuing Education Student for Non-credit classes or Semester Credit Student for credit classes. 

• Enter your Empl ID, unless you entered it in a previous step. 

• Enter your 6-digit date-of-birth in MMDDYY format ‘052674’ for May 26, 1974. 

• Select a Fee Payment Term. 

• Press 1 to pay your total balance by credit card. 

• Enter your credit card number followed by the # sign. 

• Enter your 4-digit expiration date in MMYY format 0504 for May 2004. 

• Enter your 5-digit zip code. It must be the billing zip code for the credit card. 

• Be sure to wait for confirmation that the credit card has been processed. 


Instructions for Telephone Registration 

REYNET allows students to register and pay by credit card using a touch-tone phone. Students must pay at the time 

they register or the registration will be canceled. In addition, students can list their schedule of classes, inquire on 

their financial aid, or list their grades at the end of the term. DIAL 371 - 3308. 

Hot Keys 

There are also four Hot Keys that may be used in the main or 

sub menus. Hot keys must begin with the star (*) key. 

*1 – Return to the main menu 

*8 – Repeat the last prompt 

*9 – End the call 

*0 – Transfer to a operator 

REYNET 804 - 371 - 3308 

Before you register by phone 

• Know your 7-character Empl ID, used to access your student records. The Empl ID is a unique number assigned to each 

student. Go to http://www.reynolds.edu/computing/SIS and click the My JSR Accounts link. 

• Plan your schedule using the 5-digit class numbers. 

If you can’t find your Empl ID or don’t have an available term for enrollment, contact a Student 

Success Center or call the Student Information Center at 804-371-3000. 

For more information: http://www.reynolds.edu/computing/SIS. 

Rev: 10/15/08


�� JSRCC �� 

JSR.MY.VCCS.EDU 

My JSRCC provides a common point of entry to access Blackboard, Student Email, Student Information System 

(VCCS SIS 8.9), and manage account information using one logon and one password. Users must look up their 

Username, Empl ID, and set their password the first time they access their accounts. 

Find your Username and Empl ID. 

Go to https://jsr.my.vccs.edu/ 

Click Look up your username and set your password. 

Set your Password. 

Passwords must be 7 to 10 characters in length, include 

at least one lower case letter (a-z), one upper case letter 

(A-Z) and one number (0-9). 

Username and Empl ID. 

Print this page and save it for your records. 

Wait 10 minutes for password to be accepted. 

Click Please Log In and enter your new password. 

J. S A R G E A N T R E Y N O L D S C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E 

If you cannot find your Username and Empl ID. 

On Campus: Please contact a campus Student Success Center. 

You must have a picture id for proof of identification. 

For more information: http://www.reynolds.edu/computing. 

Rev 09/29/08 


Enter User Information. 

Enter your First and Last name, Birth Date and Social 

Security number and click Search. 

Set your security question. 

Pick a security question, enter your answer, click Next. 

My JSRCC Applications. 

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A d d i t i o n a l I n f o r m a t i o n – A l l S t u d e n t s 

ATTENDANCE 

J. Sargeant Reynolds requires that faculty document and report student 

attendance. Students who register for a course and fail to attend or 

communicate with the instructor by the drop deadline for the course will be 

dropped from the course. Students who stop performing course-related 

academic activities (attending class, completing class assignments, taking 

tests, etc.) or communicating with the instructor for a period of 2-3 weeks 

before the official withdrawal date for the course will be withdrawn from the 

course with a grade of W. Individuals who stop performing course-related 

academic activities after the official withdrawal date for the course will receive a 

grade of F. 

It is important to note that students should not stop attending classes and rely 

on the institution to drop or withdraw them from a course. Students should go 

to a campus Student Success Center and complete the necessary paperwork 

within the designated deadline in order to ensure that their intended action be 

accurately reflected on their transcript. 

AUDITING CLASSES 

Audited classes earn no grade-point credits and carry a grade of X. Students 

enrolled in classes for credit may not switch to audit after the last day to 

withdraw. Permission of the school dean or another appropriate academic 

administrator is required to audit a course. 

CANCELLED/CHANGED CLASSES 

Each class is offered on the condition of adequate enrollment, and the college 

reserves the right to cancel or discontinue any course because of low 

enrollment or for other reasons the college deems necessary. The college also 

reserves the right to make the necessary changes in this schedule that may be 

dictated by enrollment, personnel requirements, or availability of facilities. 

Refunds are generally processed after the Last Day to Drop deadline(s). 

COMPLETING “INCOMPLETE” CLASSES 

Students who receive an “I” (Incomplete) grade for a course should not register 

for the same course again. They must complete the course requirements with 

the guidance and approval of the original instructor. The instructor will submit 

the final grade to the Central Admissions and Records office. Failure to 

complete course requirements by the end of the following semester will result 

in an automatic grade of F. If an “I” grade is awarded at the end of the spring 

semester, the student will have until the end of the subsequent fall semester to 

complete the requirements. 

COURSE LOAD 

Students who wish to be enrolled on a full-time basis should register for at 

least 12 credits. Any student wishing to enroll in more than 18 credits of 

course work should obtain their advisor's recommendation prior to seeking the 

approval of the school dean. 


DISCLOSURES 

Annual Security Report – The college publishes an annual Security Report, 

which lists criminal offenses, hate offenses, and arrests at each of the three 

campuses. This report can be found on the college’s website at 

Reynolds.edu/security under the Campus Crime Statistics section. 

Requests for paper copies of this report can be made to the campus Police and 

Security Services office. 

Student Right-to-Know Information – The college publishes annually 

graduation and transfer rates for full-time, first-time, and degree- or certificateseeking 

students. This information can be found on the college’s website at 

Reynolds.edu under the About Reynolds section. Requests for paper copies 

of this report can be made to a Student Success Center. 

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) – The Family 

Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with 

respect to their education records. They are: 

• the right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45 

days of the day the college receives a request for access; 

• the right to request the amendment of the student’s education records that 

the student believes are inaccurate or misleading; 

• the right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information 

contained in the student’s education records, except to the extent that FERPA 

authorizes disclosure without consent; and, 

• the right to file a complaint with the U.S Department of Education 

concerning alleged failures by the college to comply with the requirements 

of FERPA. 

FERPA designates certain information as “directory information,” which may be 

released upon request without the student's express written consent. It is the 

policy of J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College not to publish a student 

directory. However, student’s name; participation in officially-recognized 

activities and sports; address; telephone listing; weight and height of members 

of athletic teams; electronic mail address; degrees, honors, and awards 

received;; major field of study; dates of attendance; grade (class) level; and the 

most recent educational agency or institution attended and course credit load 

can be released upon request unless a student either places a “FERPA” shade 

on his/her record (Refer to Reynolds.edu/sis) or notifies the Admissions & 

Records office, in writing, that such information should remain confidential. An 

Empl ID or social security number should be included in the request. 

Additional information may be found at Reynolds.edu under Future Students 

> How to Enroll > Family Rights and Privacy Act.


GRADES – DEVELOPMENTAL AND ESL COURSES 

A grade of S will be assigned for satisfactory completion of a developmental 

course, numbered 1-9, and for an ESL course, numbered 1-19. A grade of U 

will be assigned for students not making satisfactory progress. 

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 

Non-U. S. citizens seeking eligibility for in-state tuition rates must provide 

passports and immigration documents to the college (Student Success Centers or 

Admissions and Records office) when applying for admission or prior to enrolling. 

Individuals seeking admission as international students (F-1 Visa) must contact 

the college’s international student advisor (ISA) directly for assistance. F-1 

students are required to register in person with the ISA in the Admissions and 

Records office, Central Administration Building. To make an appointment, 

students should call 523-5029 or e-mail lmunson@jsr.vccs.edu. More detailed 

information may be found at Reynolds.edu under Future Students > How to 

Enroll > Types of Students. 

NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS OF ENGLISH 

Students whose primary language is not English must either complete the 

college’s English language proficiency testing or submit required 

documentation for a waiver of these tests prior to registration. Non-native 

speakers may be restricted to English as a Second Language (ESL) classes and 

will be expected to complete these before progressing to COMPASS tests and 

most other classes. Additional information may be obtained by scheduling an 

appointment with an ESL advisor in Georgiadis Hall, Room 364, Parham Road 

Campus, by calling 523-5020. 

PARKING 

Students are required to obtain a parking decal and student ID card to park on 

campus. Student ID cards and parking decals may be obtained through the ID 

card centers located at each campus. Extended hours of operation are available 

and will be posted at the beginning of each semester or students may contact 

Police and Security Services for details. 

Normal hours of operation during the semester are Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 

11 a.m. – 12 noon and 6-7 p.m. 

Parking is on a "first-come" basis. Students using the parking deck at the 

Downtown Campus must have a valid ID and use this for parking purposes. 

Additional satellite lots are also available at the Downtown Campus. A shuttle 

service is provided to students parking in the satellite lots during certain hours 

and after dark. For details, students should contact Police and Security Services. 


SENIOR CITIZENS 

Senior citizens at least 60 years of age and who have been legally domiciled in 

Virginia for one year may be eligible to register for tuition-free classes, after 

classes have begun for the semester or term. Applications and eligibility 

information for senior citizens are available in a campus Student Success 

Center. Those who pay tuition can register earlier. 

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES 

Students who desire accommodations in order to fully participate in the 

programs, services, and facilities at Reynolds should contact an Office of 

Student Accommodations (DTC 523-5628; PRC and WC 523-5289). 

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION (VA) EDUCATIONAL 

ASSISTANCE 

A student interested in receiving VA educational assistance must contact the 

VA representative in the PRC Student Success Center (523-5368). 

WITHDRAWALS 

To officially withdraw from a course or courses, a student must obtain from and 

submit to a Student Success Center a Request to Withdraw from Courses form. 

Withdrawal deadlines for full-session classes are posted in the calendar section; 

deadlines for special sessions are available in the Student Success Centers. 

Students should check the college catalog for course completion and grade 

requirements in their specific program. Withdrawals result in a grade of W with 

no refund. After the published deadline, withdrawals result in a grade of F. 

WARNING TO FINANCIAL AID STUDENTS WHO WITHDRAW 

Students receiving federal financial aid who withdraw from all courses before 

attending over 60% of a given semester will owe a portion of their financial aid 

back to the federal government and incur a liability with the college for any 

tuition and/or book expenses that no longer are payable with federal financial 

aid monies. 

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A d d i t i o n a l I n f o r m a t i o n – R e t u r n i n g S t u d e n t s 

ACADEMIC RENEWAL 

Students who return or have returned to Reynolds after a separation of at least 

five years (60 consecutive months) may be eligible to petition for academic 

renewal. If academic renewal is granted, in most cases D’s and F’s earned prior 

to separation will not be computed in the student’s GPA. To be eligible to 

petition, a student must have earned a D or F prior to the separation, have 

completed 12 semester hours with a 2.5 grade point average after their return, 

have been enrolled in at least one semester since Spring 1994, and have not 

earned a degree, certificate, or career studies certificate using any of the 

affected D grades. 

Students may visit a campus Student Success Center or call Admissions 

and Records at 523-5029 for further details or to obtain a petition for 

academic renewal. 

ACADEMIC STANDING 

Students who attain a 2.000 GPA in their last semester at Reynolds are in 

good standing and are eligible to self-advise and self-register. 

Students with less than good standing must be advised by a Student 

Success Center representative (non-curricular students) or a faculty advisor 

(curricular students). 

Students returning from suspension must either be absent one semester for 

automatic reinstatement or appeal to the Academic Standing Committee for 

reinstatement before attempting to register. 

Students returning from dismissal must appeal to the Academic Standing 

Committee for reinstatement before attempting to register. 

Students interested in appealing to the Academic Standing Committee must 

submit a Reinstatement Form, along with supporting documentation, to a 

campus Student Success Center (Fax #: 804-371-3650) by the following 

deadlines: 

• November 1, 2008 (Spring 2009 reinstatement) 

• April 1, 2009 (Summer 2009 reinstatement) 

• July 1, 2009 (Fall 2009 reinstatement) 

CURRICULAR STATUS 

Student’s last curricular or non-curricular status is still in effect upon returning 

each semester. Students should visit a Student Success Center to change their 

curricular status. 


GRADUATION INFORMATION 

Students anticipating graduation must submit a graduation application by the 

following dates: January 30, 2009, for Spring 2009 and June 30, 2009 for 

Summer 2009. 

All graduating students should meet with an advisor in their academic 

program prior to registering for their final semester. The advisor will review all 

remaining program requirements. All documentation of training, education, or 

tests from organizations outside of the college must be submitted to the 

Admissions and Records office by the last day of classes in the student’s final 

semester. All Reynolds courses (including incomplete grades) must also be 

completed by the last day of classes in the student’s final semester in order to 

be used for graduation. 

READMISSION 

Returning students who have not enrolled at the college within the past three 

years (Fall 2005 or later) are required to submit a new application with 

updated information. Instructions for applying can be found in Step 1. 

REPEATING A COURSE 

Students are normally limited to two enrollments in the same course. Students 

wishing to enroll in a course for the third time must document extenuating 

circumstances, obtain the Request to Repeat Course form and all necessary 

signatures prior to registering for the course. Approvals may be granted with 

conditions. Additional information can be obtained from a campus Student 

Success Center. 

SELF-ADVISING 

Self-advising students are warned that they assume full responsibility for 

selecting appropriate courses and for complying with pre- and co-requisites, 

as explained in the catalog. All curricular students, regardless of eligibility to 

self-advise, are encouraged to make an appointment to meet with their faculty 

advisor regularly regarding program requirements, progress toward 

graduation, and any changes in the catalog. Catalogs are available in the 

Student Success Centers and can be viewed on the web at Reynolds.edu. 

Curriculum Progress Reports are available in the appropriate academic school, 

a Student Success Center, or online at MY JSRCC 

(www.reynolds.edu/myjsrcc).


A d d i t i o n a l I n f o r m a t i o n – F i n a n c i a l A i d S t u d e n t s (including loan recipients) 

SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS 

Students must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) to receive 

financial aid. Satisfactory academic progress means successfully 

finishing your program of study within an acceptable timeframe. 

Some SAP Facts! 

• F=U=W=I Grades of F, U, W, or I negatively impact your SAP equally. 

• Time alone does not repair poor performance. Classes taken 5, 10, 15, 

or 20 years ago can affect your SAP today! 

• SAP standards are tougher than the college Academic Standing 

requirements. 

• Academic Renewal does not automatically reinstate your eligibility. 

HOW TO KEEP YOUR FINANCIAL AID 

To keep eligibility for loans, grants, and work-study, students should: 

• Successfully complete classes, avoid excessively withdrawing from classes 

and receiving grades of F, U, or I (a D is better than a W). 

• Submit the FAFSA each year by April 15. 

• Submit requested documents in a timely manner 

SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS STANDARDS 

Completion Rate 

A student must successfully complete two-thirds (67%) of all the credit and 

developmental hours they attempt. Completion rates will be assessed at the 

point a student has attempted 17 credit hours or 50% of the program 

requirements, whichever comes first. Successful completion means a grade of 

A, B, C, D, S, R or P. Grades of F, U, W, I, and missing grades represent hours 

not completed. Federal law requires the college to count all credits attempted at 

the college. 

Maximum Time Frame 

The U.S. Department of Education expects students to complete their plan 

requirements within 150% of the published length of that plan in credit 

hours. Developmental/ESL hours do not count in this total. For example, a 

student in the Accounting AAS plan (length 66 credit hours) will lose his/her 

eligibility after 99 attempted credit hours if he/she has not finished the plan. 

Students can calculate their own 150% rate by finding the total credits in 

their plan from the catalog. 

Total Plan Credits____ x 1.5 = _____Your Maximum Timeframe 

Grade Point Average 

Students must meet the following cumulative grade point standards to be 

eligible for aid: 

Attempted Credit Hours Minimum GPA 

17 1.00 

24 1.50 

36 1.75 

48 2.00 

The standards in the table above are absolute minimums. Students should 

strive to do much better than the minimum. 

IF YOU DO NOT MEET THE STANDARDS: 

Assessment 

The Financial Aid office checks each student’s eligibility at the end of each 

semester (Fall, Spring, and Summer) and cancels future aid for students who 

do not meet the satisfactory academic progress standards. 


Notification 

The Financial Aid office will notify students of their status by placing a 

message on My JSRCC and by mailing letters to students. 

Appeal 

Students with mitigating circumstances (personal illness, death of immediate 

family member, etc.) that occurred during the problem semester(s) may go to a 

campus Student Success Center and to obtain a “Satisfactory Academic 

Progress (SAP) Appeal” form or download the form from the financial aid 

website at www.reynolds.edu/studentaffairs/faid.htm. Completed forms should 

have copies of documents that confirm the mitigating circumstances and 

should be returned to the Student Success Center by the deadline on the form. 

Please note that students are only allowed two SAP appeal approvals at J. 

Sargeant Reynolds Community College. 

Stay Informed 

Students should work closely with their academic advisor and choose their 

courses wisely. Students who are uncertain about their SAP status should 

consult a financial aid specialist in a campus Student Success Center. 

Additional Information 

Additional financial aid information can be found at 

www.reynolds.edu/studentaffairs/faid.htm. 

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D i s t a n c e L e a r n i n g 

The Center for Distance Learning (CDL) brings courses and programs to you 

in your home, at your office, with flexible schedules. All courses require 

proctored exams and also may require on-campus meetings for labs, 

presentations, or special sessions. Some courses are offered in weekly 

meeting formats and are delivered by interactive television between JSRCC 

campus sites and from other colleges. 

See pages 12-16 for registration information and procedures. The last day to 

register for any Spring semester Distance Learning course is January 16, 

2009. Because Distance Learning course sections fill quickly, you should 

register as soon as possible. All Distance Learning courses are semester 

length courses and follow the college calendar for Add/Drop and Withdrawal. 

In order to enroll in any Distance Learning courses at J. Sargeant 

Reynolds Community College, you must have consistent Internet 

access (Netscape 6.0, Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher browser), email, 

and telephone access or you must be able to go to a JSRCC 

campus location to access the computer lab, the library and other 

student support resources. Before enrolling in Distance Learning 

courses, you should take the JSRCC placement tests and complete 

any recommendations and course prerequisites. 

Tips for Success: Most students find that Distance Learning courses are 

more demanding that the traditional on-campus lecture courses. To be 

successful as a Distance Learning student, you should consider all of the 

items listed below. If you have concerns about any of these items, talk with an 

academic advisor before registering for a Distance Learning course 

• Make sure that you have completed all Placement Test recommendations 

and that you have excellent reading and writing skills. 

• Make sure that you are proficient in the basic computer skills. If you have 

not taken a computer competency test or successfully completed ITE 115 or 

CSC 155, you should consider completing one of these options before 

enrolling in a Distance Learning course 

• Make sure that you have 10 or more hours each week that you can devote to 

study and online communication with your instructor and classmates. 

• Make sure that you have excellent time management skills, that you can 

develop and follow a study plan, that you can attend any required oncampus 

meetings, and that you can meet deadlines for course assignments. 


STEPS TO BEGIN DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES 

Before registration 

• Consult with a Student Success Center specialist, academic advisor, or the 

CDL coordinator. 

• Take Placement Tests. 

• Where required, obtain instructor permission to enroll. 

• Consult with Financial Aid advisor if you plan to receive any form of 

financial aid, including student loans and veteran’s benefits. See pages 14 

and 23 in this schedule for additional financial aid information 

After registration 

• Pick up a CDL information sheet from the Student Success Center, the 

Center for Distance Learning, or log in at the CDL Orientation site 

(http://learn.vccs.edu) for additional information about Distance Learning at 

JSRCC. Login = jrstudent; Password = college. Look in My Courses section 

for “Orientation to Distance Learning”. 

• If you are a first-time Distance Learning student, complete the on-line 

orientation module at http://learn.vccs.edu/. Call 804-523-5612 if you need 

assistance. 

• For Student ID/EmplID/User ID: Go to: https://my.vccs.edu. Also, you may 

visit any campus open computer lab for assistance. If you had a VCCS 

student e-mail account last semester, that account is still active. Make sure 

your password is current. 

• Send your e-mail address to your instructor. Your instructor’s e-mail 

address is in the Contacts link on the JSRCC homepage 

(http://jsr.vccs.edu). 

• Attend the scheduled on-campus meeting of your class to meet your 

instructor, receive introduction to the course, explanation of procedures and 

expectations, and instructions for accessing course materials. See the 

section notes on pages 30 - 105 of this schedule for date, time, and location 

for specific classes. (If unable to attend this meeting, you must 

contact your instructor immediately to get additional 

information.)


INTERNET COURSES 

Access interactive on-line courses through Blackboard 

(http://learn.vccs.edu). On-campus labs, presentations, testing or 

special sessions may be required. 

These computer-based courses are recommended only for students with the 

computer knowledge and skills to: 

• send and receive e-mail with attachments 

• do Web searches 

• download information from the Web to the desktop 

• recognize and use hot links 

• find, download, and install utilities and plug-ins 

• do basic word processing, including cutting and pasting from or to 

varied sources 

• navigate between two or more applications without closing and re-opening 

(multi-tasking) 

• scan and remove computer viruses 

Successful completion of ITE 115 or CSC 155 is strongly 

recommended. 

Through the Internet, you will be able to access assignments, transmit completed 

work to the instructor, interact with other students, and receive graded work. To 

take an Internet course, you must have 

• a computer (350MHz or higher required) 

• 56.6 modem (DSL or other high speed connection preferred) 

• 64mb RAM 

• 300 MB free disk space on hard drive 

• an Internet Service Provider and a browser 

(Netscape 6.0, Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher required), 

• standard word-processing software (MS Word 2000 recommended) 

• graphics capable printer 

• current virus scanning software 

• a VCCS student e-mail account 

• CD-Rom drive, Sound Card and speakers (may be needed for some courses) 

You may also use computer labs at any of the JSRCC campuses. 

If your PC ceases to work effectively during the course, you will 

be expected to use the college computer lab to complete course 

requirements. Some courses may require additional software 

or readers. 


These courses may be available in Blackboard format during the 

Spring Semester. (Check the full schedule of courses.) 

ACC 124-DL01 

ACC 211-DL01 

Payroll Accounting 

& DL02 Principles of Accounting I 

ACC 212-DL01 Principles of Accounting II 

ADJ 233-DL01 Digital Crime and Digital Terrorism 

ART 100-DL01, 

DL02, DL03 Art Appreciation 

ART 101-DL01 History and Appreciation of Art I 

AST 101-DL01 Keyboarding I 

AST 102-DL01 Keyboarding II 

AST 107-DL01 Editing & Proofreading 

AST 114-DL01 Keyboarding for Information Processing 

AST 137-DL01 Records Management 

AST 141-DL01 Word Processing I 

AST 142-DL01 Word Processing II 

AST 205-DL01 Business Communications 

AST 243-DL01 Office Administration I 

AST 260-DL01 Presentation Software 

BIO 101-DL01 

& DL02 General Biology I 

BIO 102-DL01 General Biology II 

BUS 100-DL01 Introduction to Business 

BUS 111-DL01 Principles of Supervision I 

CHM 1-DL01 Chemistry I 

CSC 155-DL01 Computer Concepts and Applications 

CSC 210-DL01 Programming with C++ 

ECO 120-DL01 Survey of American Economics 

ECO 201-DL01 Principles of Economic I - Macroeconomics 

ECO 202-DL01 Principles of Economic II - Microeconomics 

EDU 140-DL01 Music and the Arts for Education 

EDU 200-DL01 Introduction to Teaching as a Professional 

EDU 220-DL01 Teaching Reading 

EDU 225-DL01 Audio Visual Materials and Computer Software 

EDU 230-DL01 Curriculum Development and Instructional Media 

EDU 235-DL01 Health, Safety, and Nutrition Education 

ELE 239-DL01 Programmable Controllers 

EMS 205-DL01 Advanced Pathophysiology 

ENG 111-DL01, 

DL02, DL03, 

DL04 & DL05 College Composition I 

ENG 112-DL01, 

DL02, DL03, 

DL04 & DL05 College Composition II 

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ENG 241-DL01 

DL02 & DL03 Survey of American Literature I 

ENG 242-DL01, 

DL02 & DL03 Survey of American Literature II 

ENG 244-DL01 Survey of English Literature II 

ENG 254-DL01 Survey of African-American Literature II 

ENG 274-DL01 Women in Literature II 

FIN 107-DL01 Personal Finance 

GEO 210-DL01 People and the Land: Introduction to Cultural Geography 

HIS 102-DL01 History of Western Civilization II 

HIS 121-DL01 United States History I 

HIS 122-DL01 United States History II 

HLT 100-DL01 First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 

HLT 106-DL01 

& DL02 First Aid and Safety 

HLT 116-DL01 Personal Wellness 

HLT 135-DL01, 

DL02 Child Health and Nutrition 

HLT 143-DL01, 

DL02 & DL03 Medical Terminology 

HLT 200-DL01 Human Sexuality 

HLT 215-DL01 Personal Stress and Stress Management 

HLT 220-DL01 Concepts of Disease new 

HLT 230-DL01 Principles of Nutrition and Human Development new 

HMS 227-DL01 The Helper as Change Agent 

HMS 236-DL01 Gerontology 

HMS 258-DL01 Case Management and Substance Abuse 

ITD 110-DL01 Web Page Design I 

ITD 130-DL01 Introduction to Internet Services 

ITD 210-DL01 Web Page Design II 

ITE 100-DL01 Introduction to Information Systems 

ITE 115-DL01, 

DL02, DL03, 

DL04 & DL05 Basic Computer Literacy 

ITE 130-DL01 Introduction to Internet Service 

ITE 140-DL01 Spreadsheet Software (Excel) 

ITE 150-DL01 Desktop Database Software (Access) 

MEN 102-DL01 Mental Health Skill Training II 

MTH 2-DL01 Arithmetic 

MTH 3-DL01 Algebra I 

MTH 4-DL01 Intermediate Algebra 

MTH 5-DL01 Algebra Revisited 

MTH 50-DL01 Mathematics for Teacher Entrance Exams 

MTH 120-DL01 Introduction to Mathematics 

MTH 150-DL01 Topics in Geometry 

MTH 163-DL01 Precalculus I 

MTH 166-DL01 Precalculus With Trigonometry 

MUS 101-DL01 Basic Musicianship I 


MUS 121-DL01 

& DL02 Music Appreciation 

NAS 161-DL01 Health Science I 

NAS 162-DL01, 

DL02 & DL03 Health Science II 

PHI 101-DL01 Introduction to Philosophy I 

PHI 220-DL01, 

DL02 & DL03 Ethics 

PLS 135-DL01 American National Politics 

PLS 212-DL01 U. S. Government II 

PSY 201-DL01 Introduction to Psychology I 

PSY 202-DL01 Introduction to Psychology II 

PSY 230-DL01 

DL02, DL03 

& DlL04 Developmental Psychology 

REL 231-DL01 Religions of the World I 

REL 255-DL01 Selected Problems and Issues in Religion: 

Christianity in Film 

SDV 100-DL01, 

DL02 & DL03 College Success Skills 

SDV 107-DL01 Career Education 

SOC 200-DL01 

& DL02 Principles to Sociology 

SOC 210-DL01 Physical/Cultural Anthropology 

SOC 215-DL01 Sociology of the Family 

SPD 100-DL01 

& DL02 Principles of Public Speaking 

SPECIAL PROGRAMS 

American Sign Language/ Interpreter Education 

Internet Courses 

ASL 100-DL01 Orientation to Acquisition of ASL as an Adult 

ASL 220-DL01 Comparative Linguistics: ASL and English 

ASL 261-DL01 American Sign Language V 

INT 105-DL01 Interpreting Foundations I 

INT 250-DL01 Dialogic Interpretation I 

INT 290-DL01 ASL/English Interpretation Internship 

Early Childhood Development 

CHD 118-DL01 Language Arts for Young Children 

CHD 120-DL01 Introduction to Early Childhood Education 

CHD 166-DL01 Infant and Toddler Programs 

CHD 190-DL01 Coordinated Internship in Childhood Development 

CHD 210-DL01 Introduction to Exceptional Children 

CHD 220-DL01 Introduction to School Age Childcare 

CHD 290-DL01 Coordinated Internship in Childcare


Hospitality Management 

DIT 121-DL01 Nutrition I 

HRI 119-DL01 Applied Nutrition for Food Service 

HRI 140-DL01 Fundamentals of Quality for Hospitality 

HRI 160-DL01 Executive Housekeeping 

HRI 235-DL01 Marketing of Hospitality Services 

HRI 240-DL01 Managing Technology in the Hospitality Industry 

HRI 255-DL01 

Marketing 

Human Resources Management and Training for 

Hospitality & Tourism 

MKT 100-DL01 Principles of Marketing 

MKT 110-DL01 Principles of Selling 

MKT 120-DL01 Fundamentals of Fashion 

MKT 201-DL01 Introduction to Marketing 

MKT 215-DL01 Sales and Marketing Management 

MKT 216-DL01 Retail Organization and Management 

MKT 221-DL01 Public Relations 

MKT 229-DL01 Marketing Research 

MKT 271-DL01 Consumer Behavior 

MKT 282-DL01 Principles of eCommerce 

Degree Programs Available in 

Distance Learning Format 

(Some courses may require campus labs, seminars, demonstrations, 

and/or community clinicals,) 

Early Childhood Development – AAS degree 

Opticianry AAS degree, Apprenticeship – Certificate 

Marketing (Management Specialization) – AAS degree 

Respiratory Therapy - AAS degree, Advanced Practice Certificate 

Nursing (only for Qualified Paramedics seeking 

RN degree) – AAS degree 

Interested in other distance learning courses? 

Visit the Virginia Community College System website at 

http://www.vccs.edu/vccsonline to see what is offered at other colleges. 

Call us at 804-371-3612 to assist you in arranging for a course 

from another VCCS college. 

ALLIED HEALTH PROGRAMS AND COURSES 

Students enrolling in Nursing, Opticianry, Dental Laboratory Technology, and 

Respiratory Therapy courses must attend an on-campus course/program and 

Distance Learning orientation. See pages 30-109 of this schedule for date, 

time, and location for specific courses. All courses require supervised clinical 

experiences in on-campus labs, hospitals, and community–based sites 

Students must obtain instructor permission before registering for 

any of the following Allied Health and Nursing courses. 

These Internet courses may be offered during the Spring semester. 

(Check the full schedule of courses.) 

Students must have access to a computer, e-mail address, and the Internet to 

enroll in these courses. NUR courses restricted to nationally registered 

paramedics seeking RN preparation. 

DNL 110 Dental Laboratory Materials 

DNL 120 Dental Anatomy and Physiology 

DNL 138 Introduction to Fixed Prosthodontics 

DNL 240 Comprehensive Review in Dental Laboratory Technology 

MDL 101 Introduction to Medical Laboratory Techniques 

MDL 210 Immunology and Serology 

MDL 225 Clinical Hematology II 

MDL 252 Clinical Microbiology II 

NUR 136 Principles of Pharmacology I 

OPT 105 Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology of the Eye 

OPT 121 Optical Theory I 

OPT 122 Optical Theory II 

OPT 150 Optical Laboratory Theory I 

OPT 151 Optical Laboratory Theory II 

OPT 152 Optical Laboratory Clinical I 

OPT 153 Optical Laboratory Clinical II 

OPT 253 Current Optical Trends 

OPT 272 Optical Dispensing Clinical III 

OPT 274 Contact Lens Theory II 

OPT 280 Contact Lens Clinical 

RTH 102 Integrated Sciences for Respiratory Care 

RTH 113 Pathophysiology of the Cardiopulmonary System 

RTH 121 Cardiopulmonary Science I 

RTH 131 Respiratory Care Theory and Procedures I 

RTH 199 NCC Exam Prep 

RTH 235 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures II 

RTH 236 Critical Care Monitoring 

RTH 290 Coordinated Practice in Respiratory Therapy – 

ACC/NPCC III& IV 

RTH 299 Exam Prep II 


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N E W ! N E W ! H Y B R I D C O U R S E S 

To provide both flexibility in course schedules and the benefits of face-toface 

on-campus instruction, JSRCC is now offering a range of hybrid 

courses. Hybrid courses are credit courses that require both 

online and on-campus class meetings. In these courses, half of the 

instruction will be in the classroom with the instructor and the other half of 

the course will be completed online. Many courses will require one 

meeting per week on-campus; evening and Saturday classes may meet on 

campus in alternate weeks. Students must be proficient in basic computer 

skills and be able to attend the required on-campus class meetings in order 

to be successful in these courses. Students should carefully read the 

section comments in the schedule before registering for any hybrid 

courses. Hybrid course sections will have the following section identifiers: 

Here is a sample of some of the Spring 09 

Hybrid Course Offerings. 

Check the full schedule of courses for on-campus class meeting schedules. 

ADJ 105 The Juvenile Justice System 

ADJ 235 Research in Criminal Justice 

ART 133 Visual Arts Foundation 

AUT 241 Automotive Electricity I 

AUT 245 Automotive Electronics 

BIO 205 General Microbiology 

BUS 100 Introduction to Business 

CHM 101 General Chemistry I 

CHM 102 General Chemistry II 

CSC 155 Computer Concepts and Applications 

CSC 195 Technology in the Classroom 

ECO 201 Principles of Economics I - Macroeconomics 

EDU 200 Introduction to Teaching as a Profession 

ENG 111 College Composition I 

ENG 112 College Composition II 

FST 112 Hazardous Materials Chemistry 

FST 210 Legal Aspects of Fire Service 

HMS 100 

HMS 121, 

Introduction to Human Services 

122 Basic Counseling Skills I & II 

HMS 258 Case Management and Substance Abuse 

HMS 290 Coordinated Internship in Human Services 


HD – hybrid section with on-campus meeting at the 

Downtown Campus 

HP – hybrid section with on-campus meeting at the 

Parham Road Campus 

HW – hybrid section with on-campus meeting at the 

Western Campus 

HRT 127 Horticultural Botany 

ITD 132 Structured Query Language (T-SQL) 

ITD 134 PL/SQL Programming 

ITD 195 Flash 

ITD 298 Seminar and Project Web Design Capstone 

ITE 115 Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 

ITE 140 Spreadsheet Software (Excel) 

ITN 114 Windows XP Professional 

ITN 115 Windows 2003 Server (SER) 

ITN 116 Windows 2003 Network Infrastructure Implementation, 

Management, & Maintenance 

ITN 170 Linux System Administration 

ITN 171 Unix I 

ITP 251 Systems Analysis and Design 

ITP 298 Seminar and Project: Programming Capstone 

LGL 126 Legal Writing 

LGL 238 Bankruptcy 

MEN 101 Mental Health Skill Training I 

MKT 110 Principles of Selling 

MKT 238 Fashion Merchandising 

SPA 101 Beginning Spanish I


Academic Department Phone Numbers (see page 3 for college telephone numbers) 

ACCOUNTING PRC 523-5301 

DTC 523-5177 

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE 

PRC 523-5301 

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY 

PRC 523-5301 

DTC 523-5177 

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE AND 

INTERPRETIVE EDUCATION 

DTC 523-5177 

ARCHITECTURE PRC 523-5225 

ARTS PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

AUTOMOTIVE WC 523-5432 

BIOLOGY PRC 523-5225 

DTC 523-5374 

BUILDING PRC 523-5225 

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 

AND ADMINISTRATION 

PRC 523-5301 

DTC 523-5177 

CHEMISTRY PRC 523-5225 

DTC 523-5374 

CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT 

DTC 523-5374 

CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 

PRC 523-5225 

COMPUTER SCIENCE 

PRC 523-5225 

DTC 523-5374 

CULINARY ARTS DTC 523-5069 

DENTAL ASSISTING 

DTC 523-5380 

DENTAL LABORATORY 

DTC 523-5931 

DIESEL WC 523-5432 

Department offering course 

Course 

Abbreviation 

Number 

(1-9 not for college 

level credits) 

ID Number 

Required in place 

of course and section 

number when 

enrolling. 

• ACCOUNTING 

DISTANCE EDUCATION 

523-5612 

1-800-711-1628 

DRAFTING PRC 523-5225 

ECONOMICS PRC 523-5301 

DTC 523-5177 

EDUCATION DTC 523-5374 

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY 

PRC 523-5225 

ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY 

PRC 523-5225 

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 

DTC 523-5375 

ENGINEERING PRC 523-5225 

ENGLISH PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

WC 523-5432 

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE 

PRC 523-5020 

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 

PRC 523-5225 

EQUINE MANAGEMENT 

WC 523-5432 

FINANCIAL SERVICES 

PRC 523-5301 

DTC 523-5177 

FIRE SCIENCE PRC 523-5518 

FRENCH PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

GEOGRAPHY PRC 523-5263 

GEOLOGY PRC 523-5741 

GERMAN PRC 523-5263 

HEALTH PRC 523-5225 

DTC 523-5375 

WC 523-5432 

HOW TO READ THE COURSE OFFERING 

• ACC-211–PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I 

12345 01PR MTWThF 3 8:00-8:50 AM Smith Rm 344, PRC-BLDG B 

• • • • • • • 

Section Number 

Reflecting specific days, times, 

and locations. 

PR= Parham Road 

DT= Downtown 

WC= Western 

CP= Learning Community at PRC 

CP= Learning Community at DTC 

EC=Varina High School 

DL= Distance Learning 

HP= Hybrid, on-campus 

meetings at PRC 

HD= Hybrid, on-campus 

meetings at DTC 

HW= Hybrid, on-campus 

meetings at WC 

Days 

Days the class 

meets: 

M–Monday 

T–Tuesday 

W–Wednesday 

Th–Thursday 

F–Friday 

S–Saturday 

Su–Sunday 

Credits 

Number of credits 

for billing purposes. 


HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 

DTC 523-5375 

HISTORY PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

WC 523-5432 

HORTICULTURE WC 523-5946 

HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 

DTC 523-5069 

HUMAN SERVICES DTC 523-5374 

INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY 

PRC 523-5301 

DTC 523-5177 

LEGAL ASSISTING PRC 523-5263 

MARKETING PRC 523-5301 

DTC 523-5177 

MARKETING MANAGEMENT 

PRC 523-5301 

DTC 523-5177 

MATHEMATICS PRC 523-5225 

DTC 523-5374 

WC 523-5432 

MEDICAL LABORATORY 

DTC 523-5375 

MENTAL HEALTH DTC 523-5374 

MUSIC DTC 523-5177 

NATURAL SCIENCE DTC 523-5374 

NURSING DTC 523-5375 

OPTICIANRY DTC 523-5415 

PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY 

DTC 523-5375 

PHILOSOPHY PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

PHOTOGRAPHY PRC 523-5263 

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND 

RECREATION PRC 523-5375 

DTC 523-5375 

Hours 

Times the 

class meets. 

Instructor 

Name of teacher of 

the class. 

Staff = name of 

instructor will be 

available in school 

office prior to class’s 

first meeting. 

PHYSICS PRC 523-5741 

POLITICAL SCIENCE 

PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

PRINTING PRC 523-5263 

PSYCHOLOGY PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

REAL ESTATE PRC 523-5301 

RECREATION AND PARKS 

PRC 523-5225 

DTC 523-5375 

RELIGION PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

RESPIRATORY THERAPY 

DTC 523-5009 

RETAIL MERCHANDISING 

DTC 523-5177 

SOCIAL SCIENCE PRC 523-5263 

SOCIOLOGY PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

SPANISH PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

SPEECH AND DRAMA 

PRC 523-5263 

DTC 523-5177 

STUDENT AFFAIRS 

523-5296 

TELECOMMUNICATIONS 

PRC 523-5301 

TRAVEL AND TOURISM 

DTC 523-5069 

WELDING WC 523-5432 

PRC = Parham Road Campus 

DTC = Downtown Campus 

WC = Western Campus 

EC = Varina High School 

Location 

Room, campus, building 

number where class meets. 

TBA = to be announced. 

Information about location 

will be available in school 

office prior to class’s first 

meeting. 

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J. Sargeant Reynolds Schedule of Credit Classes for Spring 2009 

ACC -- Accounting 

ACC - 115 -- Applied Accounting 

65192 81PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Foster Rm 205, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67525 DL01 3 Boursiquot 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Instructor will email students about Online 

Orientation and course information between 3/7/09-3/10/09. 

ACC - 124 -- Payroll Accounting 

64672 DL01 3 Boursiquot 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Students email your instructor, Razina 

Boursiquot, at: RBoursiquot@reynolds.edu between Jan. 4th-11th for orientation and class information. 

ACC - 211 -- Principles of Accounting I 

64668 01DT M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Shaver Rm 426, DTC 

64642 01PR M W F 3 8:00-8:50AM Burton Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64646 02PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Small Rm 345, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64652 03PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Small Rm 122, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64654 04PR T Th 3 8:00-9:15AM Burton Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64656 05PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Small Rm 345, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64670 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Christopher Rm 583, DTC 

64658 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Bomboy Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64660 82PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM King Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64662 83PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Shaver Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64664 84PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Shaver Rm 334, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

71035 DL03 3 Staff 

Section DL03: A distance learning Internet course. Students email your instructor, Staff, 

at: staff@reynolds.edu between Jan. 4th-11th for orientation and class information. 

First 8-Week Session Begins 01-12-09 Ends 03-09-09 

64674 DL01 3 Brann 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Students email your instructor, Gregory 

Brann, at: GBrann@reynolds.edu between Jan. 4th-11th for orientation and class information. 

Second 8-Week Session Begins 03-10-09 Ends 05-12-09 

64928 DL02 3 Brann 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Students email your instructor, Gregory 

Brann, at: GBrann@reynolds.edu between 03/07/09-03/10/09 for orientation and class information. 

ACC - 212 -- Principles of Accounting II 

64666 01DT M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Shaver Rm 426, DTC 

64640 01PR M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Small Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

4644 02PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Small Rm 344, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

65466 81DT M 3 6:00-8:40PM Edwards Rm 426, DTC 

64648 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Shaver Rm 344, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

71036 DL03 3 Staff 

Section DL03: A distance learning Internet course. Students email your instructor, Staff, 

at: Staff@reynolds.edu between Jan. 4th-11th for orientation and class information. 


64676 DL01 3 Shaver 




67522 DL02 3 Brann 



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ACC - 221 -- Intermediate Accounting I 

65194 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Parker Rm 426, DTC 

ACC - 222 -- Intermediate Accounting II 

64638 81PR W 3 4:00-6:40PM King Rm 334, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ACC - 241 -- Auditing I 

64634 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Campbell Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ACC - 261 -- Principles of Federal Taxation I 

64636 81PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Small Rm 203, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ADJ -- Administration of Justice 

ADJ - 105 -- The Juvenile Justice System 

65704 01HP M 3 11AM-12:15PM Jessie Rm 334, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

And online assignments 

Section 01HP: Basic computer skills required. Hybrid section with on-campus class meetings 

and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Monday. 

63410 81PR T 3 6:00-8:40PM Wheeler Rm 334, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ADJ - 134 -- Collection and Preservation of Physical Evidence 

65208 81PR W 3 6:00-8:40PM Lamb Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ADJ - 201 -- Criminology 

64982 01PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Jessie Rm 334, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64984 81PR M 3 6:00-8:40PM Wood Rm F1, PRC-Bldg F 

ADJ - 212 -- Criminal Law, Evidence and Procedures 

64122 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Jessie Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64124 81PR W 3 6:00-8:40PM Freis Rm 344, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ADJ - 228 -- Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs 

67176 81PR Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Eley Rm 331, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ADJ - 233 -- Digital Crime and Digital Terrorism 

67532 DL01 3 Varner 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting Jan. 8, 5:00- 

6:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 230-Burnette Hall. 

ADJ - 235 -- Research in Criminal Justice 

NOTE: ADJ 235 will substitute for FIR 260. 

65678 01HP W 3 9:30-10:45AM Jessie Rm TBA, To Be Announced 



and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Wednesday. 

ADJ - 290 -- Coordinated Internship in Admin Justice 

65548 01PR W 3 1:00-3:40PM Jessie Rm 372, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 01PR: There will be a mandatory meeting held on Wednesday, November 19, at 1 pm in my 

office, room 341. Anyone planning on signing up for this course MUST be at the meeting on this 

day. 


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ARA -- Arabic 

ARA - 101 -- Beginning Arabic I 

65214 91PR S 4 8:00-11:30AM Coovadia Rm 205, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ARA - 102 -- Beginning Arabic II 

63412 81PR W 4 6:00-9:30PM Coovadia Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 

ARA - 202 -- Intermediate Arabic II 

64128 81PR T 3 6:30-9:10PM Coovadia Rm 339, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ARC -- Architecture 

ARC - 122 -- Architectural Drafting II 

64134 01PR T Th 3 1:00-3:15PM Bass Rm 252, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ARC - 132 -- Materials and Methods of Construction II 

64130 01PR M W 3 1:00-2:15PM Bass Rm 252, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64136 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Durrett Rm 256, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ARC - 211 -- Computer-Aided Drafting Applications 

NOTE: Class uses Autodesk Revit Architecture 2009 

64132 81PR W 3 6:00-9:40PM Powers Rm 255, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67141 82PR Th 3 6:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 255, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ARC - 213 -- Architectural Drafting IV 

65654 01PR M W 3 10AM-12:10PM Andrews Rm 255, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ARC - 242 -- Building Electrical Systems 

65812 81PR T Th 3 4:00-5:15PM Bass Rm 256, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ART -- Arts 

ART - 100 -- Art Appreciation 

67131 81DT F 3 7:00-9:40PM Dyen Rm 312, DTC 

Section 81DT: A Fuel Smart class. See Page 110 for other Fuel Smart classes. 

63422 DL01 3 Mullins 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting January 12, 

4:00-5:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 217-Burnette Hall. 








66240 DL04 3 Staff 

Section DL04: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting March 9, 4:30- 


ART - 101 -- History and Appreciation of Art I 

65956 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Steele Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64946 DL01 3 Steele 




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ART - 102 -- History and Appreciation of Art II 

LEARNING COMMUNITY: See the Pictures--Hear the Stories 

63414 05CP T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Steele Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 05CP: ART 102-05CP and HIS 102-05CP are linked by course content and assignments. 

Enrollment in both classes is REQUIRED. 

ART - 121 -- Drawing I 

67136 01PR T Th 4 9:00-11:40AM Deal Rm 308, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

67137 81PR T Th 4 6:00-8:40PM Meloro Rm 308, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

67139 82DT S 4 10AM-3:10PM Best Rm 368, DTC 

Section 82DT: A Fuel Smart Class. See Page 110 for other Fuel Smart Classes. 

ART - 122 -- Drawing II 

64978 81PR M W 4 6:00-8:40PM Garland Rm 308, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ART - 125 -- Introduction to Painting 

63420 81PR M W 3 2:00-4:20PM Meloro Rm 308, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ART - 131 -- Fundamentals of Design I 

65252 81DT M 4 6:00-9:40PM Best Rm 368, DTC 

Section 81DT: This course is web-enhanced with all assessments given on Blackboard. 

ART - 133 -- Visual Arts Foundation 

65364 81HP W 4 10AM-12:40PM Mullins Rm 217, PRC-Burnette Hall 


Section 81HP: Color theory course that introduces students to Photoshop. Basic computer 

skills required. Hybrid section w/ out-of-class lab work assigned by instructor and required 

on-campus meeting every Wednesday. 

ART - 151 -- Theory and Practice of Ceramics I 

63416 81PR M W 3 6:00-8:20PM Dyen Rm 108, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ART - 152 -- Theory and Practice of Ceramics II 

63418 81PR M W 3 6:00-8:20PM Dyen Rm 108, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ART - 217 -- Electronic Graphic Design I 

64138 81PR T Th 4 6:00-8:10PM Mullins Rm 217, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81PR: This course is web-enhanced with all assessments given on Blackboard. 

ART - 218 -- Electronic Graphic Design II 

64140 81PR T Th 4 6:00-8:10PM Mullins Rm 217, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81PR: This course is web-enhanced with all assessments given on Blackboard. 

ART - 241 -- Painting I 

64142 81PR T Th 4 2:00-4:40PM Mullins Rm 308, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ART - 242 -- Painting II 


ART - 243 -- Watercolor I 


ART - 244 -- Watercolor II 



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ART - 293 -- Studies in Art (Painting) 


ASL -- American Sign Language 

ASL - 100 -- Orientation to Acquisition of ASL as an Adult 


65830 DL01 2 Aquiline 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course with required on-campus meetings. Students 

email instructor: Carol-lee Aquiline at: caquiline@reynolds.edu (between 1/5/09-1/12/09) regarding 

orientation and other information. 

ASL - 101 -- American Sign Language I 

NOTE: ASL 101 is designed to be taken in conjunction with ASL 100, which is a distance education 

course. Students taking ASL 101 for foreign language credit are not required to take ASL 100. 

63424 01PR T Th 4 1:00-2:40PM Staff Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 

63426 81DT M W 4 6:00-7:40PM Staff Rm 370, DTC 

Section 81DT: See NOTE above ASL 101-01PR. 

ASL - 102 -- American Sign Language II 

NOTE: ASL 102 has a prerequisite of ASL 101. 

63430 01PR M W 4 10:00-11:40AM Sofinski Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ASL - 201 -- American Sign Language III 

NOTE: ASL 201 has a prerequisite of ASL 102. 

64144 81DT Th 3 6:30-9:10PM Weippert Rm 414, DTC 

ASL - 202 -- American Sign Language IV 

Special Session Begins 01-12-09 Ends 03-30-09 

NOTE: ASL 202 has a prerequisite of ASL 201. ASL 202 is designed to be taken in conjunction 

with ASL 220. 

64146 81DT T Th 3 6:30-8:30PM Sofinski Rm 211, DTC 

ASL - 220 -- Comparative Linguistics: ASL and English 

65514 DL01 3 Zastrow 


email instructor: Marisa Zastrow at: mzastrow@reynolds.edu (between 1/5/09-1/12/09) regarding 


ASL - 261 -- American Sign Language V 


70681 DL01 3 Aquiline 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course with mandatory face-to-face interactive video 

meeting (DTC) Room 211. Students email instructor, Carol-lee Aquiline at: caquiline@reynolds. 

edu (between 1/5/09-1/12/09) for class orientation and mtg. schedule. 

AST -- Administrative Support Technology 

AST - 80 -- Basic Keyboarding I - Child Care 

70538 Z2DT M W 2 12:15-1:15PM Staff Rm 415, DTC 

Section Z2DT: Enrollment restricted to students in the PAVE program. 


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AST - 80 -- Basic Keyboarding I - Clerical 

62770 Z1DT M W 1 12:15-1:10PM Staff Rm 462B, DTC 


AST - 81 -- Basic Keyboarding II 

64692 Z1DT T Th 3 10:45AM-12:00PM Staff Rm 619, DTC 


AST - 85 -- Office Procedures I 

64694 Z1DT T Th 3 12:00-1:15PM Staff Rm 619, DTC 


AST - 88 -- Microcomputer Concepts and Applications 

66066 Z1DT T Th 3 9:00-10:15AM Staff Rm 462B, DTC 


AST - 90 -- Coordinated Internship in Admin Sup Tech 

65824 Z1DT Th 5 9:00AM-1:30PM Staff Rm 431, DTC 

And Th 10:30-11:45AM Staff Rm 384, DTC 


AST - 101 -- Keyboarding I 

64680 01DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Wilson Rm 415, DTC 

65076 31PR S 3 8:20-11:15AM Whitehead Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 


64992 DL01 3 Jackson 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Instructor will email course information 

to students between 1/7/09-1/12/09. 

AST - 102 -- Keyboarding II 

64682 01DT S 3 11:20AM-2:00PM Whitehead Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 


64996 DL01 3 Jackson 


students between 3/5/09-3/10/09. 

AST - 107 -- Editing/Proofreading Skills 

67457 01PR M W 3 11AM-12:15PM Wilson Rm TBA, To Be Announced 


64684 DL01 3 Gay 



AST - 137 -- Records Management 


64998 DL01 3 Staff 



AST - 141 -- Word Processing I 


64686 DL01 3 Wilson 




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AST - 142 -- Word Processing II 

67459 01DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Wilson Rm TBA, To Be Announced 


64688 DL01 3 Ritger 



AST - 190 -- Coordinated Internship in Administrative Support Technology 


66068 01 M W 3 3:00-5:40PM Osuanah Rm 415, DTC 

AST - 205 -- Business Communications 

65426 81DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Cobbs Rm 415, DTC 

64678 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Gay Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 


64990 DL01 3 Gay 



AST - 243 -- Office Administration I 


64690 DL01 3 Staff 



AST - 245 -- Medical Machine Transcription 


65832 DL01 3 Wagner 



AUB -- Auto Body 

AUB - 111 -- Auto Body Theory and Shop Practices I 

65576 01WC T W Th 8 10AM-2:15PM Ickes Rm 120, Chesterfield Tech Ctr 

AUB - 113 -- Automotive Body Theory and Shop Practices III 

67764 01WC T W Th 6 2:20-6:00PM Ickes Rm 120, Chesterfield Tech Ctr 

AUB - 119 -- Automotive Painting 

65572 06WC W Th 4 6:20-9:00PM Staff Rm 120, Chesterfield Tech Ctr 

AUT -- Automotive 

AUT - 111 -- Automotive Engines I 

65160 01WC Th F 4 9:00-11:40AM Schwendeman Rm 122, WC-Bldg C20 

69751 02WC S 4 9:00AM-3:00PM Staff Rm 117, WC-Bldg C20 

Section 02WC: A Fuel Smart class. See Page 110 for other Fuel Smart classes. 


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AUT - 112 -- Automotive Engines II 

63432 01WC M T 3 8:00-10:15AM Schwendeman Rm 117, WC-Bldg C20 

63434 02WC Th F 3 8:00-10:15AM Jenkins Rm 117, WC-Bldg C20 

63440 06WC M T 3 6:00-8:15PM Olson Rm 117, WC-Bldg C20 

AUT - 136 -- Automotive Vehicle Inspection 

63436 06WC T 2 6:00-8:45PM Jenkins Rm 127, WC-Bldg C20 

AUT - 142 -- Auto Power Trains II 

63438 01WC T W 4 1:00-3:45PM Peace Rm 124, WC-Bldg C20 

65162 06WC M W 4 6:00-8:40PM Jenkins Rm G08, WC-Bldg C01 

AUT - 165 -- Auto Diagnosis and Tune-Up 

63442 01WC M 2 1:00-4:40PM Schwendeman Rm 117, WC-Bldg C20 

AUT - 197 -- Cooperative Education in Automotive 

64158 01WC Open Lab 2 Schwendeman Rm 001, Area Coop Ed Partners 

AUT - 236 -- Automotive Climate Control 

64970 06WC T Th 4 6:00-8:40PM Whaley Rm G09, WC-Bldg C01 

AUT - 241 -- Automotive Electricity I 

64958 01WC M T 3 11AM-1:15PM Jenkins Rm 122, WC-Bldg C20 

69748 02WC F 3 3:00-8:00PM Staff Rm 117, WC-Bldg C20 


65602 06HW W 3 6:00-10:15PM Cortez Rm 124, WC-Bldg C20 


Section 06HW: Basic computer skills required. Hybrid section with on-campus class meetings 

and online assignments. Meets in classroom every other week. Instructor permission required 

to register - please call Joe Cortez - 523-5936. 

64160 06WC W 3 6:00-10:15PM Tyler Rm 117, WC-Bldg C20 

AUT - 242 -- Automotive Electricity II 

64152 01WC M T 3 10:30AM-12:45PM Olson Rm 117, WC-Bldg C20 

64154 02WC Th F 3 10:30AM-12:45PM Cortez Rm 117, WC-Bldg C20 

AUT - 245 -- Automotive Electronics 

64148 01WC Th F 4 1:00-3:45PM Schwendeman Rm 122, WC-Bldg C20 

65606 06HW Th 4 6:00-10:15PM Cortez Rm 124, WC-Bldg C20 



and online assignments. Meets in classroom every other week. Instructor permission required 

to register - please call Joe Cortez - 523-5936. 

AUT - 267 -- Automotive Suspension & Braking Systems 

64164 01WC M T 4 8:00-10:45AM Jenkins Rm 122, WC-Bldg C20 

AUT - 268 -- Automotive Alignment 

64150 01WC W 2 8:30AM-12:15PM Schwendeman Rm 117, WC-Bldg C20 

64162 06WC Th 2 6:00-9:40PM Olson Rm G08, WC-Bldg C01 

AUT - 297 -- Cooperative Education in Automotive 

64156 01WC Open Lab 2 Schwendeman Rm 001, Area Coop Ed Partners 


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BIO -- Biology 

BIO - 1 -- Foundations of Biology 

62718 01DT T Th 4 2:00-3:50PM Stewart Rm 626, DTC 

62720 81PR M W 4 6:00-7:50PM Staff Rm 136, PRC-Burnette Hall 

BIO - 101 -- General Biology I 

NOTE: Prerequisite for BIO 101 - Satisfactory score on reading placement test. 

63444 01DT M W F 4 11:00-11:50AM Mott Rm 662, DTC 

And M W 12:00-1:15PM Rm 627, DTC 

65032 02DT M W F 4 11:00-11:50AM Mott Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And M W 1:30-2:45PM Rm 627, DTC 

63448 02PR T Th 4 9:30-10:45AM Staff Rm 238, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And T Th 8:00-9:15AM Rm 238, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65942 03DT T Th 4 9:00-10:15AM Staff Rm 627, DTC 

And T Th 10:30-11:45AM Rm 627, DTC 

63450 03PR M W F 4 9:00-9:50AM Ridlon Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And M 10AM-12:40PM Rm 233, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63452 04PR M W F 4 9:00-9:50AM Ridlon Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And W 10AM-12:40PM Rm 233, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63454 05PR T Th 4 11AM-12:15PM Staff Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 

And T 1:00-3:40PM Rm 233, PRC-Burnette Hall 


And Th 1:00-3:40PM Rm 233, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63446 06WC M W 4 3:30-4:45PM Staff Rm 223, WC-Bldg C20 

And M W 5:00-6:15PM Rm 223, WC-Bldg C20 

63458 07PR M W 4 11AM-12:15PM Staff Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 

And M W 12:30-1:45PM Rm 237, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63460 08PR M W 4 11AM-12:15PM Staff Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 

And F 11AM-1:40PM Rm 237, PRC-Burnette Hall 

69674 09DT S 4 9:00-11:40AM Staff Rm 627, DTC 

And S 12:00-2:40PM Rm 627, DTC 


65034 81PR T 4 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And W 7:00-9:40PM Rm 233, PRC-Burnette Hall 


And M 7:00-9:40PM Rm 233, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65058 DL01 4 Stewart 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course with required on-campus labs. Scheduled on- 

campus meeting Jan. 13, 5:00-6:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 619. Required on-campus labs meet Fridays. 

Jan 30, Feb. 27, & April 17, 6:00-10:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 627. Off-campus Internet access required. 


69679 41PR M W 4 8:00-10:40AM Epstein Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 



63462 81DT M 4 6:00-8:40PM Smith-Hamilton Rm 637, DTC 

And W 6:00-8:40PM Rm 637, DTC 

BIO - 102 -- General Biology II 

NOTE: Prerequisite for BIO 102 is completion of BIO 101. 

65036 01DT M W F 4 9:00-9:50AM Mott Rm 627, DTC 

And M W F 10:00-10:50AM Rm 627, DTC 

65932 01PR M W F 4 8:00-8:50AM Wright Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 

And M W 9:00-10:15AM Rm 237, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63464 02DT T Th 4 11:30AM-12:45PM Staff Rm 636, DTC 

And Th 1:00-3:40PM Rm 627, DTC 

65954 03DT M 4 2:00-4:40PM Rice Rm 636, DTC 

And W 2:00-4:40PM Rm 636, DTC 


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LEARNING COMMUNITY: "Ignorantia Supremus Tyrranus"--Civic Responsibility and the Life Sciences 

65038 03PR T Th 4 9:30-10:45AM Martin Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 


Section 03CP: BIO 102-03CP and ENG 112-15CP are linked by course content and assignments. 


65040 04PR T Th 4 9:30-10:45AM Martin Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 




63468 07PR M W F 4 2:00-2:50PM Martin Rm 238, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And M W F 3:00-3:50PM Rm 238, PRC-Burnette Hall 

69682 08PR S 4 9:00-11:40AM Neal Rm 237, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And S 12:00-2:40PM Rm 237, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 08PR: A Fuel Smart class. See Page 110 for other Fuel Smart classes. 

63470 81PR T Th 4 4:00-5:15PM Staff Rm 233, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And T Th 5:30-6:45PM Rm 233, PRC-Burnette Hall 

70816 81WC M W 4 4:00-5:15PM Staff Rm 226, WC-Bldg C20 

And M W 5:30-6:45PM Rm 226, WC-Bldg C20 

63472 82DT M W 4 6:00-7:15PM Rice Rm 627, DTC 

And M W 7:30-8:45PM Rm 627, DTC 

63474 82PR M 4 7:00-9:40PM Herren Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 


65314 83PR M 4 7:00-9:40PM Herren Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63482 DL01 4 Stewart 

Section DL01: A distance education Internet course with required on-campus labs. Scheduled 

on-campus meeting Jan. 14, 5:00-6:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 619. Required on-campus labs meet Saturdays, 

Feb. 28, & April 18, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 627. Off-campus Internet access required. 


65312 42PR M W 4 8:00-10:40AM Epstein Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 



65924 84PR T 4 7:00-10:10PM Neal Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 


BIO - 107 -- Biology of the Environment 

NOTE: Prerequisite for BIO 107 is satisfactory score on reading placement test or completion 

of all developmental English. This course transfers to VCU as a biological science. 

63478 01PR T Th 4 9:00-10:15AM Groover Rm 233, PRC-Burnette Hall 


69685 81DT M W 4 7:30-8:45PM Staff Rm 626, DTC 

And M W 6:00-7:15PM Rm 636, DTC 

BIO - 205 -- General Microbiology 

65292 01HP T 4 1:00-3:40PM Lawrence Rm 237, PRC-Burnette Hall 



and online assignments. Required on-campus lab meeting every Tuesday. 

65708 02HP Th 4 1:00-3:40PM Lawrence Rm 237, PRC-Burnette Hall 



and online assignments. Required on-campus lab meeting every Thursday. 


And M W 7:30-8:45PM Rm 237, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65838 82PR T Th 4 4:00-5:15PM Lawrence Rm 237, PRC-Burnette Hall 



______________________________________________________________________________________ 


BIO - 206 -- Cell Biology 

65840 81DT M W 4 6:00-7:15PM Adams Rm 651, DTC 

And M W 7:30-8:45PM Rm 651, DTC 

BIO - 232 -- Human Anatomy and Physiology II 

NOTE: Prerequisite for BIO 232 is completion of BIO 231. 

65056 01PR T Th 4 9:30-10:45AM Wright Rm 256, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And T Th 10:45AM-12:00PM Rm 238, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64168 81DT T Th 4 6:00-7:15PM Howard Rm 636, DTC 

And T 7:30-10:10PM Rm 636, DTC 

BLD -- Building 

BLD - 103 -- Principles of Residential Building Construction Inspection 

64174 81PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Shingleton Rm 252, PRC-Burnette Hall 

BLD - 231 -- Construction Estimating 


Section 81PR: Timberline Estimating Software 

BLD - 247 -- Construction Planning and Scheduling 

64170 81PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Perzanowski Rm 252, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81PR: Primivera Scheduling Software 

BUS -- Business Management/Administration 

BUS - 100 -- Introduction to Business 

63484 01DT M W 3 1:00-2:15PM Cannon Rm 426, DTC 

63488 01PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Cobbs Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63496 02DT M W 3 11AM-12:15PM Osuanah Rm 456, DTC 

63490 02PR M W 3 11AM-12:15PM Osuanah Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67106 02WC M W 3 11AM-12:15PM Osuanah Rm 116, WC-Bldg C01 

65168 03DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Eseonu Rm 426, DTC 

65448 03PR T Th 3 8:00-9:15AM Pugh Rm 345, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

65446 04DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Cobbs Rm 426, DTC 

63492 04PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Pugh Rm 345, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

LEARNING COMMUNITY: Teamwork & Truth--Working Together for Ethics in Business 

68681 05CP T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Osuanah Rm 202, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 05CP: BUS 100-05CP and ENG 111-05CP are linked by course content and assignments. 


63498 06PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Pugh Rm 122, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63500 07PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Eseonu Rm 331, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

67873 08HP W 3 4:00-6:40PM Cobbs Rm 225, PRC-Massey LTC 

Osuanah Rm 225, PRC-Massey LTC 



and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every alternate Wednesday beginning 

01/17/09. 



70700 10PR F 3 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63486 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Smith Rm 426, DTC 

65170 81EC W 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm E6, Varina High School 

63502 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Altholz Rm 345, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

65428 81WC W 3 6:00-8:40PM Jenkins Rm 210, WC-Bldg C20 


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65522 82DT M 3 6:00-8:40PM Smith Rm 559, DTC 

63494 83PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Ritger Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 


67120 83DT T Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm 367, DTC 



to enrolled students between 1/7/09-1/12/09. 

66062 DL02 3 Turner 




65742 83DT 3 Staff 

5744 84PR M W 3 7:00-9:40PM Jenkins Rm 225, PRC-Massey LTC 

66138 DL03 3 Grantum 



BUS - 111 -- Principles of Supervision I 

65430 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Smith Rm 431, DTC 




BUS - 117 -- Leadership Development 

66000 01HP M W 3 10:00-10:50AM Baudean Rm 117, PRC-Massey LTC 


and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Monday and alternate Wednesdays. 

65498 82DT M 3 6:00-8:40PM Cannon Rm 431, DTC 

BUS - 125 -- Applied Business Mathematics 

67147 01PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Cobbs Rm 343, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63504 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Gladstone Rm 431, DTC 

63508 DL01 3 Stern 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Students email your instructor, Stephen 

Stern, at: SStern@reynolds.edu between Jan. 4th-11th for orientation and class information. 

BUS - 200 -- Principles of Management 





BUS - 201 -- Organizational Behavior 

65526 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Fuschini Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 

BUS - 208 -- Quality and Productivity Management 

65528 81DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Turner Rm 431, DTC 


67698 DL01 3 Turner 


to enrolled students between between 3/5/09-3/10/09. 

BUS - 220 -- Introduction to Business Statistics 

64870 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Burton Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


BUS - 240 -- Introduction to Business Law 

64696 81PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Cobbs Rm 334, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

CHD -- Childhood Development 

CHD - 80 -- Beginning Skills in Early Childhood Education 

63522 Z1DT M W 3 9:00-10:15AM Staff Rm 436, DTC 


CHD - 87 -- Awareness of Child Development: Problems/Policies 



CHD - 90 -- Coordinated Internship in Childhood Development 

63526 Z1DT F 5 9:00AM-1:30PM Staff Rm 352, DTC 


CHD - 118 -- Language Arts for Young Children 

63512 81DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM McLean Rm 328, DTC 

69068 81PR T 3 6:00-8:40PM Piercy Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65270 DL01 3 McLean 


2:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 382. 

CHD - 120 -- Introduction to Early Childhood Education 

65012 01DT W 3 10AM-12:40PM Smith White Rm 366, DTC 

65968 50DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Larue Rm 001, Minnieland Child Care 

Section 50DT: Class held at Minnieland Skipwith Academy, 7344 Townes Road, Richmond, 23226. 

70841 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Shaw Rm 366, DTC 

68387 DL01 3 Larue 

Section DL01: A distance learning internet course. Scheduled on campus meeting Jan. 10, 12:00- 

2:00 p.m., (DTC) Room 380. 

CHD - 145 -- Teaching Art, Music, and Movement to Children 

65970 01DT T 3 9:30AM-12:10PM Binford Rm 0001, Starling Childcare & 

63516 50DT M 3 6:30-9:10PM Greenidge-Moore Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

Section 50DT: Taught at Robert L. Taylor Childcare Center, 929 North 26th Street, Richmond, 

VA 23223 

65732 51DT M 3 6:45-9:25PM Greenidge-Moore Rm 0001, Kids World 

Section 51 DT: Taught at Kids World Learning Center, 931 Providence Road, Richmond, VA 

63514 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Greenidge-Moore Rm 366, DTC 

CHD - 146 -- Math, Science, and Social Studies for Children 

63528 01DT W 3 10AM-12:40PM McLean Rm 339, DTC 

69091 50DT T 3 9:30AM-12:10PM Larue Rm 0001, Tuckaway Barony 

Section 50DT: Taught at Tuckaway Barony, 3351 Barony Crescent, Richmond, VA 23233 

69093 51DT Th 3 12:45-3:25PM Coates Rm 0001, Reveille School 

Section 51DT: Course taught at Reveille School, 4200 Cary Street Road, Richmond, VA 

CHD - 166 -- Infant and Toddler Programs 

63518 01DT W 3 9:00-11:40AM Staff Rm 421, DTC 

69097 01PR S 3 9:00-11:40AM Piercy Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

8365 DL01 3 Mandley 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting Jan. 10, 10:30 

a.m.-12:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 384. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


CHD - 190 -- Coordinated Internship in Childhood Development 

63520 DL01 2 Smith White 


3:00 p.m., (DTC) Room 384. Students should bring State Criminal Record and TB Clearance. Schedule 

appointment with Program Head prior to enrollment 523-5539. 

CHD - 205 -- Guiding the Behavior of Children 

64182 01DT Th 3 12:30-3:10PM Smith White Rm 366, DTC 

69101 50DT T 3 12:45-3:25PM Coates Rm 0001, Reveille School 

Section 50DT: Course taught at Reveille School, 4200 Cary Street Road, Richmond, VA 

65814 81DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Shaw Rm 366, DTC 

CHD - 210 -- Introduction to Exceptional Children 

65016 01DT Th 3 12:30-3:10PM McLean Rm 328, DTC 

70842 50DT M 3 6:00-8:40PM Mandley Rm 0001, Westminster Cantrbury 

Section 50DT: Course taught at Westminister Canterberry, 1600 Westbrook Avenue, Richmond, VA. 

64178 DL01 3 Mandley 


3:00 p.m., (DTC) Room 384. 

CHD - 216 -- Early Childhood Programs, School, and Social Change 

65020 81DT Th 3 6:30-9:10PM Pope-Matthews Rm 426, DTC 

CHD - 220 -- Introduction to School-Age Child Care 


Section DL01: A distance learning internet course. Scheduled on campus meeting Jan. 9, 10:00 

a.m.-12:00 p.m., (DTC) Room 384. 

CHD - 235 -- Health/Recreation School-Age Child Care 

70844 50DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Mandley Rm 0001, YMCA 

Section 50DT: Course taught at YMCA Early Learning Center, 2 West Main Street Richmond, VA. 

CHD - 270 -- Administration of Childcare Programs 

64184 01DT M 3 10AM-12:40PM McLean Rm 366, DTC 

65022 01PR S 3 9:00-11:40AM Piercy Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 

70845 81HD T 3 6:00-8:40PM McLean Rm 328, DTC 



and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every other Tuesday. 

CHD - 290 -- Coordinated Internship in Childcare 



3:00 p.m.,(DTC) Room 384. Students should bring State Criminal Record and TB Clearance. Schedule 

appointment with Program Head prior to enrollment 523-5539. 

CHM -- Chemistry 

CHM - 1 -- Chemistry I 

62722 01DT M W 4 9:00-10:50AM Ryan Rm 353, DTC 

62724 01PR M W 4 11AM-12:50PM Lovato Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 


62726 81PR T Th 4 7:00-8:50PM Sinanian Rm 225, PRC-Massey LTC 

62778 DL01 4 Sullivan 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Mandatory on-campus mtg. 1/10, 2:30-4:30 

p.m. (DTC) Rm 619. Regularly scheduled study sessions: 1/29, 2/19, 3/12 , 4/9 & 4/30, 6-8 p.m. 

(DTC) Rm 619. See: http://teach.jsr.vccs.edu/asullivan/CHM1DL/. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


CHM - 101 -- General Chemistry I 

NOTE: Prerequisite of CHM 101 is completion of MTH 3 or equivalent. This course is designed 

as a non-science major laboratory science and does not transfer as CHM 101 to VCU. 

65702 01HP W 4 1:00-3:40PM Snow Rm 245, PRC-Burnette Hall 



and online assignments. Required on-campus lab meeting every Wednesday. 

63530 81DT M 4 6:00-8:40PM Warre Rm 662, DTC 

And W 6:00-8:40PM Rm 641, DTC 

CHM - 102 -- General Chemistry II 

70472 01HP F 4 11AM-1:40PM Snow Rm 245, PRC-Burnette Hall 



and online assignments. Required on-campus lab meeting every Friday. 

CHM - 111 -- College Chemistry I 

NOTE: Prerequisite for CHM 111 is MTH 163 or 166. 

63532 01DT M W F 4 8:00-8:50AM Staff Rm 651, DTC 

And M 9:00-11:40AM Rm 641, DTC 

63534 01PR M W 4 8:00-9:15AM Lovato Rm 239, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And F 8:00-10:40AM Rm 245, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63536 02PR T Th 4 11AM-12:15PM Staff Rm 256, PRC-Burnette Hall 




65030 81DT T 4 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm 651, DTC 

And Th 6:00-8:40PM Rm 641, DTC 


65316 81PR W 4 7:00-10:20PM Staff Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 


CHM - 112 -- College Chemistry II 

NOTE: Prerequisite for CHM 112 is CHM 111 or equivalent. 

63540 01DT T Th 4 1:00-2:15PM Sullivan Rm 651, DTC 

And T 2:30-5:10PM Rm 641, DTC 

63538 01PR M W 4 11AM-12:15PM Snow Rm 256, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63542 81PR M 4 7:00-9:40PM Moore Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 


CHM - 242 -- Organic Chemistry II 


CHM - 246 -- Organic Chemistry Lab II 

64188 81PR LAB T Th 2 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 245, PRC-Burnette Hall 

CIV -- Civil Engineering Technology 

CIV - 172 -- Surveying II 

63544 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Letchford Rm 131, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And S 8:00AM-1:00PM Rm 131, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81PR: Prerequisite CIV 171 or equivalent or instructor approval (804) 448-0205. Eight 

(8) Labs TBA. 


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CIV - 225 -- Soil Mechanics 

67138 81PR Th 2 6:00-7:40PM Seese Rm 131, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81PR: Corequisite CIV 226. 

CIV - 226 -- Soil Mechanics Laboratory 

NOTE: Students must register for both CIV 225 & CIV 226. 

67140 81PR Th 1 8:00-9:40PM Seese Rm 131, PRC-Burnette Hall 

CIV - 242 -- Applied Hydraulics and Drainage II 

64698 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Mills Rm 131, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81PR: Prerequisite CIV 241 or equivalent or instructor approval (804) 786-9013. 

CIV - 297 -- Cooperative Education in Civil Engineering 

64702 01PR 3 McConnell 

Section 01PR: Technical Elective for Civil Engineering Technology. 

CSC -- Computer Science 

CSC - 155 -- Computer Concepts and Applications 


63550 01PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Mathews Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

3552 02PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Mathews Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63548 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Ribakov Rm 380, DTC 

65712 81HP M 3 6:00-8:40PM Palmer Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 



and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every other Monday beginning 1/12/2009. 

63554 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Steepleton Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

3556 82PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Guthrie Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

3558 DL01 3 Staff 



CSC - 195 -- Technology in the Classroom 

65714 81HP M 3 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm TBA, To Be Announced 


Section 81HP: Basic computer skills required. Required on-campus meeting every other Monday 

beginning 01/26 and online assignments beginning 01/12. 

CSC - 201 -- Computer Science I 

64190 81PR T Th 4 5:00-6:50PM Mathews Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

CSC - 205 -- Computer Organization 

64192 81PR M W 4 5:00-6:50PM Juraszek Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 


CSC - 210 -- Programming with C++ 

64194 DL01 4 Mathews 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting January 8, 1:30- 


Culinary Arts (Refer to Hospitality Management Section) 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


DIT -- Dietetics 

DIT - 121 -- Nutrition I 

63560 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm 412D, DTC 

63562 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 

63564 82PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 

65658 DL01 3 Wong 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Mandatory on-campus meeting January 12, 

7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462A. 

DNA -- Dental Assisting 

DNA - 100 -- Introduction to Oral Health Professions 

63568 01DT M 1 9:00-9:50AM Daniel Rm 577, DTC 

DNA - 103 -- Introduction to Oral Health 

63566 01DT F 1 9:00-9:50AM White Rm 577, DTC 

DNA - 108 -- Dental Science 

63582 01DT F 3 10:00-11:40AM White Rm 577, DTC 

And F 1:00-3:40PM Rm 577, DTC 

DNA - 109 -- Practical Infection Control 

63576 01DT M 3 1:00-2:50PM Smith Rm 577, DTC 

And Th 1:00-3:40PM Rm 577, DTC 

DNA - 110 -- Dental Materials 

63580 01DT M 3 10:00-11:50AM Smith Rm 577, DTC 

And Th 1:00-3:00PM Rm 577, DTC 

DNA - 113 -- Chairside Assisting I 

63572 01DT M 3 3:00-4:50PM Daniel Rm 577, DTC 

And W 9:00-11:40AM Rm 577, DTC 

DNA - 114 -- Chairside Assisting II 

65922 01DT T 4 10:00-11:50AM Staff Rm 577, DTC 

And T 1:00-3:40PM Staff Rm 577, DTC 

And W 9:00-11:40AM Staff Rm 513, DTC 

DNA - 119 -- Dental Therapeutics 

63574 01DT M 1 9:00-9:50AM Staff Rm 513, DTC 

DNA - 120 -- Community Health 


DNA - 134 -- Dental Radiology and Practicum 


And M 1:00-1:50PM Rm 513, DTC 

And W 1:00-3:40PM Rm 513, DTC 

DNA - 140 -- Externship 

63586 01DT F 5 8:00AM-12:00PM Staff Rm 576A, DTC 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


DNA - 190 -- Coordinated Internship in Dental Assisting 

63578 01DT T 2 8:00AM-12:00PM Daniel Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And T 1:00-5:00PM Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

65124 02DT T 2 8:00AM-12:00PM Black Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And T 1:00-5:00PM Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

DNL -- Dental Laboratory 

DNL - 110 -- Dental Laboratory Materials 

65002 DL01 3 Baughan 


- 2:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 578A. Two on-campus meetings to be held March 13 & May 8, 9:00 a.m. 

-1:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 578A. 

DNL - 120 -- Dental Anatomy and Physiology 



2:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 578A. Two on-campus meetings to be held March 13 & May 8, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 

p.m. (DTC) Room 578A. 

DNL - 135 -- Introduction to Removable Partial Dentures 

64196 01DT M W 6 8:00-8:50AM Farrell Rm 579, DTC 

And M W 9:00AM-2:00PM Rm 579, DTC 

DNL - 136 -- Principles of Occlusion 

64198 01DT M W 3 2:15-3:05PM Wolfe Rm 579, DTC 

And M W 3:20-4:30PM Rm 579, DTC 

DNL - 138 -- Introduction to Fixed Prosthodontics 



2:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 578A. Two on-campus meetings to be held March 13 & May 8, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 

p.m. (DTC) Room 578A. 

DNL - 216 -- Dental Laboratory Practicum 

64206 01DT T Th 6 8:30AM-4:30PM Farrell Rm 578A, DTC 

Wolfe Rm 578A, DTC 

DNL - 231 -- Advanced Dental Laboratory Techniques I 

64200 01DT F 2 8:30-10:10AM Wolfe Rm 583, DTC 

DNL - 240 -- Comprehensive Review in Dental Laboratory Technology 

64204 DL01 2 Staff 


2:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 578. Two on-campus meetings to be held March 13 & May 8, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 

p.m. (DTC) Room 579. 

DNL - 298 -- Seminar & Project in Dental Lab Technology 

64202 01DT F 1 4:00-4:50PM Baughan Rm 572, DTC 

Section 01DT: This is an independent study course. 


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DRF -- Drafting 

DRF - 111 -- Technical Drafting I 


DRF - 231 -- Computer-Aided Drafting I 

NOTE: All sections of DRF 231 use AutoCAD 2009. 

65408 01PR T Th 3 10:00-11:40AM Bass Rm 255, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64708 81PR M 3 6:00-9:40PM Andrews Rm 255, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64714 82PR T 3 6:15-9:55PM Weston Rm 255, PRC-Burnette Hall 

DRF - 232 -- Computer-Aided Drafting II 

NOTE: All sections of DRF 232 use AutoCAD 2009. 

64706 81PR M 3 6:00-8:40PM Claridge Rm 252, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64710 82PR T 3 6:00-9:40PM Andrews Rm 251, PRC-Burnette Hall 

DRF - 233 -- Computer-Aided Drafting III 

64704 81PR Th 3 6:00-9:40PM Johns Rm 251, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81PR: AutoCAD 2009. 

DRF - 238 -- Computer-Aided Modeling and Rendering 

64712 01PR T Th 3 10AM-12:15PM Andrews Rm 251, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 01PR: 3D MAX, Rel.9 

DSL -- Diesel 

DSL - 126 -- Diesel Engine Reconditioning 

63604 01WC M 6 8:00AM-5:00PM Scoville Rm G18, WC-Bldg C01 

DSL - 131 -- Diesel Fuel Systems and Tune-Up 

63598 01WC T 4 8:30AM-2:00PM Scoville Rm G18, WC-Bldg C01 

DSL - 160 -- Air Brake Systems 

63600 01WC W 3 8:30AM-12:00PM Scoville Rm G18, WC-Bldg C01 

DSL - 176 -- Transportation Air Conditioning 

63602 01WC W 2 1:00-3:30PM Scoville Rm G18, WC-Bldg C01 

ECO -- Economics 

ECO - 120 -- Survey of Economics 

63608 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Iamartino Rm 432, DTC 

65530 81WC M 3 6:00-8:40PM Iamartino Rm 210, WC-Bldg C20 



Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Instructor will email students course information 

between 1/7/09-1/12/09. 

ECO - 201 -- Principles of Economics I-Macroeconomics 

64716 01DT M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Bomboy Rm 328, DTC 


64930 02DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Eseonu Rm 428, DTC 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


65836 02HD S 3 9:00-11:40AM McKean Rm 428, DTC 


Section 02HD: Basic computer skills required. Hybrid section with on-campus class meetings 

and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every alternate Saturday, beginning 1/17. 

64730 02PR M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Burton Rm 342, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64732 03PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Isbell Rm 331, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64734 04PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Burton Rm 342, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

67910 05HP W 3 4:00-6:40PM Osuanah Rm 225, PRC-Massey LTC 


and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every alternate Wednesday beginning 1/24. 

64720 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Eseonu Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 

64722 82PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Isbell Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


64736 DL01 3 Osuanah 




65746 83DT T Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Anyango Rm 367, DTC 

67719 DL02 3 Wencel 



ECO - 202 -- Principles of Economics II-Microeconomics 

65450 01DT M W F 3 8:00-8:50AM Bomboy Rm 431, DTC 


68537 02PR S 3 8:30-11:10AM Bomboy Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 


64724 03PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Bomboy Rm 226, PRC-Massey LTC 

64726 04PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Bomboy Rm 226, PRC-Massey LTC 

65070 81DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM McKean Rm 339, DTC 

65454 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM McKean Rm 344, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


64738 DL01 3 Wencel 



EDU -- Education 

EDU - 114 -- Driver Task Analysis 


65116 41DT T Th 3 5:30-9:10PM Ragland Rm 0001, RPS Driver Ed Range 

Section 41DT: For Driver Education teachers. Meets at the Richmond Public Schools Driver Education 

Range located at 1722 Arlington Road, Richmond, VA. 

EDU - 140 -- Music and the Arts for Education 

68144 DL01 3 Finley 


1:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 462B. 

EDU - 200 -- Introduction to Teaching as a Profession 

NOTE: Restricted to students who have successfully completed 24 credits of transfer courses. 

This course includes 40 hours of supervised field placement. 

65158 81HD T 3 6:00-7:15PM Branch Rm 341, DTC 



and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Tuesday. 

63408 81PR M W 3 5:30-6:45PM Alexander Rm 351, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


65258 DL01 3 Morrison 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Students email instructor, Dr. Harriet Morrison, 

at: hmorrison@reynolds.edu between 1/5-1/10 for class orientation and other information. 

EDU - 214 -- Instructional Principles of Driver Education 


65118 42DT T Th 3 5:30-9:10PM Ragland Rm 0001, RPS Driver Ed Range 

Section 42DT: For Driver Education teachers. Meets at the Richmond Public Schools Driver Education 

Range located at 1722 Arlington Road, Richmond, VA. 

EDU - 220 -- Teaching Reading 

65260 DL01 3 Brockelman 


10:30 a.m. (DTC) Room 462B. 

EDU - 225 -- Audiovisual Materials and Computer Software 

65738 01DT F 3 10AM-12:40PM Smith White Rm 366, DTC 

68400 DL01 3 Larue 

Section DL01: A distance learning internet course. Scheduled on campus meeting Jan. 10, 10:00 

a.m.-12:00 p.m., (DTC) Room 380. 

EDU - 230 -- Curriculum Development and Instructional Media 

65254 DL01 3 Branch 


10:30 a.m. (DTC) Room 462A. 

EDU - 235 -- Health, Safety, and Nutrition Education 

65256 DL01 3 Joseph 


a.m. -12:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462B. 

EGR -- Engineering 

EGR - 110 -- Engineering Graphics 

65374 81PR M W 3 4:00-5:40PM Andrews Rm 255, PRC-Burnette Hall 

EGR - 123 -- Introduction to Engineering Design 

NOTE: Co-requisite: MTH 166 or equivalent 

64214 01PR M W 2 11AM-12:15PM Flowers Rm 144, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64212 81PR T Th 2 5:30-6:45PM Flowers Rm 144, PRC-Burnette Hall 

EGR - 124 -- Introduction to Engineering and Engineering Methods 

NOTE: Prerequisite: MTH 166 or equivalent 

64228 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:00AM McConnell Rm 131, PRC-Burnette Hall 



EGR - 140 -- Engineering Mechanics - Statics 

64216 01PR M W 3 11:30AM-12:45PM McConnell Rm 131, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64226 81PR M W 3 4:00-5:15PM McConnell Rm 131, PRC-Burnette Hall 

EGR - 206 -- Engineering Economy 

70154 81PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM McConnell Rm 144, PRC-Burnette Hall 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


EGR - 245 -- Engineering Mechanics - Dynamics 

64230 81PR M W 3 1:00-2:15PM Flowers Rm 119, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 01PR: Prerequisite EGR 140 or equivalent. 

EGR - 246 -- Mechanics of Materials 

64220 01PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM McConnell Rm 131, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 01PR: Prerequisite EGR 140 or equivalent. 

EGR - 251 -- Basic Electric Circuits I 


Section 81PR: Prerequisites PHY 241 and MTH 174. 

EGR - 255 -- Electric Circuits Laboratory 


Section 81PR: EGR 255 required for EGR 251/255 to transfer to VCU as EGRE 206 equivalent. 

ELE -- Electrical Technology 

ELE - 138 -- National Electrical Code Review I 

63610 81PR W 2 6:00-7:50PM Murphy Rm 148, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ELE - 239 -- Programmable Controllers 

65210 DL01 3 Garada 



EMS -- Emergency Medical Services 

EMS - 111 -- Emergency Medical Technician - Basic 

65218 81DT T Th 6 6:00-10:00PM Miller Rm 001, Hanover County EMS 

Section 81DT: EMS 120-81DT must be taken with this course. 

65222 82PR T Th 6 6:30-10:10PM Johnson Rm F1, PRC-Bldg F 

Section 82PR: EMS 120-82PR must be taken with this course. 

EMS - 120 -- Emergency Medical Technician - Basic Clinical 

65226 81DT 1 Miller 

Section 81DT: EMS 111-81DT must be taken with this course. 

65230 82PR 1 

Section 82PR: EMS 111-82PR must be taken with this course. 

EMS - 151 -- Introduction to Advanced Life Support 

70643 01DT T 4 6:00-10:00PM Kirtley Rm 001, Chesterfield Trg Fac 

Section 01DT: Must be taken with EMS 153, 157, and 170. 

66200 03DT T 4 8:00AM-12:30PM Sayers Rm 001, Chesterfield Trg Fac 

Section 03DT: This course must be taken with EMS 153, 157, and 170. 

EMS - 153 -- Basic ECG Recognition 

70645 01 Th 2 6:00-7:50PM Kirtley Rm 001, Chesterfield Trg Fac 


66202 03DT T 2 8:00AM-12:30PM Sayers Rm 001, Chesterfield Trg Fac 



______________________________________________________________________________________ 


EMS - 155 -- ALS - Medical Care 

70825 05DT M 4 9:00AM-2:20PM Biamonte Rm 001, Hanover County EMS 

Section 05DT: This course must be taken with EMS 159, 172, and 173, Section 05DT. 

70830 06DT T 4 9:00AM-2:20PM Rm 001, Hanover County EMS 


70837 85DT M 4 6:00-11:20PM Rm 001, Hanover County EMS 


EMS - 157 -- Trauma Care 

70648 01DT Th 3 8:00-10:50PM Kirtley Rm 001, Chesterfield Trg Fac 


66206 03DT T 3 3:00-6:40PM Sayers Rm 001, Chesterfield Trg Fac 


EMS - 159 -- ALS - Special Populations 

70826 05DT M 2 2:30-3:50PM Biamonte Rm 001, Hanover County EMS 


70831 06DT T 2 2:30-3:50PM Rm 001, Hanover County EMS 


70838 85DT W 2 6:00-7:50PM Rm 001, Hanover County EMS 


EMS - 170 -- ALS Internship I 

70675 01DT LAB Open Lab 1 Kirtley Rm 001, Chesterfield Trg Fac 


67495 02DT LAB 1 Sayers 


EMS - 172 -- ALS Clinical Internship II 

70827 05DT LAB 2 Biamonte 


70833 06DT LAB 2 


70839 85DT LAB 2 


EMS - 173 -- ALS Field Internship II 

70829 05DT LAB 1 Biamonte 


70834 06DT LAB 1 


70840 85DT LAB 1 


EMS - 201 -- EMS Professional Development 


EMS - 205 -- Advanced Pathophysiology 

65272 DL01 3 Ockaili 


6:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462A. TWO required labs: Thurs., Feb. 19 & Apr.2, 6-8 p.m. held at Henrico 

Training Center,7701 E. Parham Rd., Richmond, ,VA. 

EMS - 207 -- Advanced Patient Assessment 

70819 04DT Th 3 9:00AM-12:40PM Sayers Rm 001, Chesterfield Trg Fac 



______________________________________________________________________________________ 


EMS - 209 -- Advanced Pharmacology 

67482 08DT S 4 9:00AM-2:20PM Wilson Rm 0001, Henrico Fire Trn Ctr 


EMS - 211 -- Operations 

67486 08DT U 2 9:00-11:40AM Wilson Rm 0001, Henrico Fire Trn Ctr 


EMS - 242 -- ALS Clinical Internship III 


Section 04DT: This course must be taken with EMS 201, 207 and 243, Section 04DT. 

EMS - 243 -- ALS Field Internship III 


Section 04DT: This section must be taken with EMS 201, 207, and 242, Section 04DT. 

EMS - 244 -- ALS Clinical Internship IV 

67491 08DT LAB 1 Wilson 


EMS - 245 -- ALS Field Internship IV 

67493 08DT LAB 1 Wilson 


ENG -- English 

Note: ENG 1 through ENG 9 are not for college-level credit. See class notes for placement 

recommendations. 

ENG - 1 -- Preparing for College Writing 

NOTE: ENG 1 is not for college-level credit. 

62604 01DT M W 5 9:00-9:50AM Gilfoyle Rm 379, DTC 


62610 01WC M W 5 2:00-4:15PM Camp Rm 122, WC-Bldg C20 

62606 02DT M W 5 10:00-10:50AM Gilfoyle Rm 379, DTC 

And T Th 11AM-12:15PM Rm 380, DTC 

62764 02PR T Th 5 9:30-10:45AM Ziegler Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 


Section 02PR: Basic computer skills required. Requires web-based attendance in addition to 

scheduled class meetings. Please call 523-5603 for information. 

62734 03DT M W F 5 11AM-12:25PM Camp Rm 382, DTC 

62600 03PR M W F 5 11AM-12:25PM Staff Rm 119, PRC-Burnette Hall 

62608 81DT M W 5 6:30-8:45PM Shelton Rm 382, DTC 

62602 81PR T Th 5 7:00-9:15PM Hibbison Rm 119, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ENG - 2 -- Spelling and Vocabulary Study 



62598 Z2DT T Th 3 1:15-2:30PM Staff Rm 379, DTC 


ENG - 4 -- Reading Improvement I 

NOTE: ENG 4 is not for college-level credit. 

62580 01DT M W 5 10:00-10:50AM Morrison Rm 382, DTC 


62612 01PR M W F 5 8:00-9:25AM Nance Rm 339, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

62582 02DT M W 5 11:00-11:50AM Kugler Rm 367, DTC 



67142 03PR T Th 5 8:30-10:45AM Creel Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


62584 81DT T Th 5 6:30-8:45PM Morrison Rm 340, DTC 

62596 81PR M W 5 7:00-9:15PM Offutt Rm 338, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ENG - 5 -- Reading Improvement II 

NOTE: ENG 5 is not for college-level credit. Completion of ENG 4 or reading placement test 

recommendation required. 

62586 01DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Harris Rm 313, DTC 

62588 02DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Harris Rm 313, DTC 

62614 02PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Offutt Rm 338, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

67148 03PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Jones Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 


62616 81DT M 3 6:00-8:40PM Morrison Rm 352, DTC 


ENG - 8 -- Writing and Reading Improvement II 

67166 01PR M W F 6 10:00-10:50AM Hibbison Rm 119, PRC-Burnette Hall 


ENG - 9 -- Individualized Instruction in Writing 

NOTE: ENG 9 is not for college-level credit. This course is an individual tutorial for students 

concurrently enrolled in ENG 111 who have received ENG 9 recommendations following ENG 1 or 

ESL 18. 

62578 01DT F 1 2:00-2:50PM Shelton Rm 380, DTC 

62576 01PR F 1 1:00-1:50PM Ziegler Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ENG - 107 -- Critical Reading 

63764 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Jones Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63752 02PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Creel Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65304 03DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Morrison Rm 382, DTC 

63754 03PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Hibbison Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

65510 04PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Creel Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63766 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Evans Rm 313, DTC 

63756 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Creel Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67145 91PR S 3 9:00-11:40AM Evans Rm 203, PRC-Burnette Hall 



a.m. -12:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 382. 

ENG - 111 -- College Composition I 

NOTE: Writing placement required for all sections of ENG 111. ENG 4 is a pre or corequisite. 

Students registering for sections 81PR and 84PR need to be aware of section note regarding 

instruction mode. 

63640 01DT T Th 3 8:00-9:15AM Kugler Rm 328, DTC 

63636 01PR M W F 3 8:00-8:50AM Baker Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63648 02DT M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Kugler Rm 313, DTC 


63690 03DT M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Potts Rm 428, DTC 


63694 04DT M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Shelton Rm 336, DTC 

63692 04PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Bourne Rm 345, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

LEARNING COMMUNITY: Teamwork & Truth--Working Together for Ethics in Business 

63702 05CP T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Pallay Rm 202, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 05CP: ENG 111-05CP and BUS 100-05CP are linked by course content and assignments. 


63698 05DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Bourne Rm 559, DTC 

63696 05PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Davis Rm 205, PRC-Burnette Hall 

70657 06DT F 3 8:00-10:40AM Alphin Rm 421, DTC 


63700 06PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Harding Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63762 07DT M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Potts Rm 428, DTC 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


63704 07PR M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Davis Rm 205, PRC-Burnette Hall 

70706 07WC F 3 12:00-2:40PM Staff Rm 115, WC-Bldg C01 


65492 08DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Bensen-Barber Rm 625, DTC 

Section 08DT: This section relies heavily on electronic technology. Students must be willing 

to use and must have regular, reliable access to the Internet, Blackboard, and Microsoft Office 

2007 or an equivalent program. 

63706 08PR M W 3 12:00-1:15PM Staff Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 08PR: Class meets in a computer lab. Basic computer skills are required. 

65650 09DT M W 3 1:00-1:50PM Shelton Rm 313, DTC 

63708 09PR T Th 3 8:00-9:15AM Daniel Rm 205, PRC-Burnette Hall 

70709 10DT S 3 1:00-3:40PM Makhanlall Rm 421, DTC 


63710 10PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Petroski Rm 205, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63712 11PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Westfall Rm 203, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63714 12PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Petroski Rm 203, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63716 13PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Petroski Rm 203, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63720 15PR M W 3 5:30-6:45PM Midkiff Rm 205, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63722 16PR T Th 3 5:30-6:45PM Staff Rm 117, PRC-Massey LTC 


70705 17PR F 3 8:00-10:40AM Staff Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 


LEARNING COMMUNITY: Urban Teacher 

63738 81CP M 3 7:00-9:40PM Westfall Rm 119, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81CP: ENG 111-81CP and SDV 107-03CP are linked by course content and assignments. 

Enrollment in both classes is REQUIRED. Class sessions are on-campus but e-mail and online 

assignments are required. Contact instructor: Baronowitz@reynolds.edu. 

65914 81EC W 3 6:00-8:40PM Gehman Rm E9, Varina High School 

Section 81EC: This section is taught at Varina High School in Eastern Henrico County. 

63726 81WC M 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm 209, WC-Bldg C20 

63730 82DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm 367, DTC 

63728 82PR M W 3 5:30-6:45PM Westfall Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 

66148 83DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm 313, DTC 


63734 84PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Barnes Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63736 85PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Davis Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65490 86PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Daniel Rm 345, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63740 DL01 3 Aronowitz 


9:00 -10:45 a.m. (PRC) Room 117-Massey Library Tech. Center. 



4:00 -5:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 117-Massey Library Tech. Center. 



11:00 a.m.-12:45 p.m. (PRC) Room 117-Massey Library Tech. Center. 

65600 DL04 3 Potts 



65500 DL05 3 Lee 

Section DL05: A distance learning Internet course. Students should check the Blackboard site 

at: http://learn.vccs.edu beginning Jan. 12th for course orientation and other information. 


65724 81HW Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Levy Rm 210, WC-Bldg C20 


Section 81HW: Basic computer skills required. Accelerated 8-week hybrid section with on-campus 

class meetings and on-line assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Thursday during first 

8 weeks. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


ENG - 112 -- College Composition II 

NOTE: ENG 112 has a prerequisite of ENG 111. ENG 5 is a pre or corequisite. 

63614 01DT M W F 3 8:00-8:50AM Kugler Rm 328, DTC 


63618 02DT M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Bensen-Barber Rm 328, DTC 





63622 03DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Kugler Rm 328, DTC 

63620 03PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Staff Rm 331, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63626 04DT M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Bensen-Barber Rm 380, DTC 





LEARNING COMMUNITY: The Pursuit of Happiness--the Liberal Arts Learning Community 

63650 05CP M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Brandon Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 05CP: ENG 112-05CP, HIS 122-02CP, and SOC 200-04CP are linked by course content and 

assignments. Enrollment in all three classes is REQUIRED. 

63630 05DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Potts Rm 353, DTC 


63634 06DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Makhanlall Rm 336, DTC 

63632 06PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Baker Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 

0703 07DT F 3 12:00-2:40PM Alphin Rm 421, DTC 


63638 07PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Brownhill Rm 203, PRC-Burnette Hall 

70711 08DT S 3 9:00-11:40AM Makhanlall Rm 421, DTC 


63644 08PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Staff Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63652 09PR M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Brownhill Rm 203, PRC-Burnette Hall 



67592 11PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM McCrimmon Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

3654 12PR T Th 3 8:00-9:15AM Berry Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63658 14PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Staff Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

LEARNING COMMUNITY: "Ignorantia Supremus Tyrranus"--Civic Responsibility and the Life Sciences 

63660 15CP T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Brandon Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 15CP: ENG 112-15CP and BIO 102-03CP are linked by course content and assignments. 


63664 17PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Leighty Rm 205, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63668 19PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM McCrimmon Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 


LEARNING COMMUNITY: Composition & Design in an On-line World 

63642 21CD Th 3 1:00-3:40PM Pallay Rm 462B, DTC 

Section 21CD: ENG 112-21CD and ITD 110-21CD are linked by course content and assignments. 


63672 21PR M 3 4:00-6:40PM Staff Rm 252A, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63674 22PR Th 3 4:00-6:40PM Barnes Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63678 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Makhanlall Rm 456, DTC 

65346 81EC W 3 6:00-8:40PM Meister Rm E7, Varina High School 

Section 81EC: This section is taught at Varina High School in Eastern Henrico County. 

63676 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 120, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63680 82PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Barnes Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63686 83DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm 352, DTC 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


63684 83PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Davis Rm 122, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LEARNING COMMUNITY: Writing beyond the Margins--21st Century Communication 

63688 84CP W 3 7:00-9:40PM Aronowitz Rm 224, PRC-Massey LTC 

Section 84CP: ENG 112-84CP and ITE 115-84CP are linked by course content and assignments. 


63758 85PR F 3 5:00-7:40PM Aronowitz Rm 117, PRC-Massey LTC 

Section 85PR: Class sections are on-campus but e-mail and online assignments are required. 

Contact instructor: Baronowitz@reynolds.edu. A Fuel Smart class. See Page 110 for other 

Fuel Smart classes. 

65672 86PR S 3 9:00-11:40AM Aronowitz Rm 117, PRC-Massey LTC 

Section 86PR: Class sections are on-campus but e-mail and online assignments are required. 

Contact instructor: Baronowitz@reynolds.edu. A Fuel Smart class. See Page 110 for other 

Fuel Smart classes. 

63150 DL01 3 Rosecrans 





1:00-2:45 p.m. (PRC) Room 117-Massey Library Tech. Center. 

63748 DL03 3 Hibbison 


1:00-2:45 p.m. (PRC) Room224-Massey Library Tech. Center. Students email instructor, Eric Hibbison, 

at: ehibbison@reynolds.edu upon registering. 

65198 DL04 3 Gray 


a.m.-12:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 210-Massey Library Tech. Center. 



at: learn.vccs.edu beginning Jan. 12th for course orientation and other information. 


65726 81HW Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Levy Rm 210, WC-Bldg C20 


Section 81HW: Basic computer skills required. Accelerated 8-week hybrid section with on-campus 

class meetings and on-line assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Thursday during second 

8 weeks. 

ENG - 217 -- Creative Writing - Poetry I 

64256 01DT T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Potts Rm 367, DTC 

ENG - 241 -- Survey of American Literature I 

64242 01PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Staff Rm 205, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65626 02PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Lira Rm 120, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64244 03PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Rosecrans Rm 120, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65628 04PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Brandon Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 

66110 05PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Brownhill Rm 203, PRC-Burnette Hall 





64250 DL02 3 McCrimmon 



65590 DL03 3 Staff 




67501 01HP T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Hashmi Rm 331, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


Section 01HP: Basic computer skills required. Accelerated 8-week hybrid section with extensive 

online assignments and required on-campus meetings every Tuesday and Thursday. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


ENG - 242 -- Survey of American Literature II 

64232 01DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Bourne Rm 428, DTC 

64234 01PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Gray Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67202 02DT T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Gilfoyle Rm 312, DTC 

64236 02PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Bourne Rm 132, PRC-Burnette Hall 


65918 03PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Leighty Rm 120, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67230 04PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Rosecrans Rm 342, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64240 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Gilfoyle Rm 370, DTC 






64254 DL02 3 Leighty 



65592 DL03 3 Bensen-Barber 


1:30-3:00 p.m. (PRC) Room 415. 


67502 01HP T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Hashmi Rm 331, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


Section 01HP: Basic computer skills required. Accelerated 8-week hybrid section with extensive 

online assignments and required on-campus meetings every Tuesday and Thursday. 

ENG - 244 -- Survey of English Literature II 

65632 01PR M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Gray Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 01PR: Studies major English works from the Anglo-Saxon period to the present, emphasizing 

ideas and characteristics of the British literary tradition. 

65594 DL01 3 Gray 


9:00-10:30 a.m. (PRC) Room 210-Massey Library Tech. Center. 

ENG - 252 -- Survey of World Literature II 

65740 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Hashmi Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 

ENG - 254 -- Survey of African-American Literature II 

65636 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Pierce Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64258 DL01 3 Levy 


11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 223 Massey Library Tech. Center. 

ENG - 274 -- Women in Literature II 

65638 81PR M W 3 5:30-6:45PM Bourne Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

4260 DL01 3 Levy 


2:00 p.m. (PRC) Room 223-Massey Library Tech. Center. 

ENG - 295 -- The Novels of Jane Austen 

67236 01PR T 3 4:00-6:40PM Leighty Rm 203, PRC-Burnette Hall 

EQU -- Equine Management 

EQU - 110 -- Fundamentals of Horse Management 

67745 06WC T 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm 122, WC-Bldg C20 


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EQU - 134 -- Equine Footcare and Lameness 


EQU - 137 -- Equine Facilities Management 

63768 06WC Th 3 6:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 122, WC-Bldg C20 

EQU - 195 -- Horse Psychology and Ground Work 

67747 06WC W 2 6:00-7:50PM Staff Rm 122, WC-Bldg C20 

Section 06WC: Stable fee of $125 to be collected at first class meeting. 

ESL -- English As a Second Language 

ESL - 6 -- English as a Second Language: Reading II 

62624 01PR M W F 6 9:00-10:40AM Hijaz Rm 351, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

62626 81PR M W 6 7:00-9:40PM Clark Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ESL - 7 -- Oral Communication I 

62628 01PR M W F 6 11AM-12:40PM Sexton Rm 352, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ESL - 8 -- English as a Second Language: Oral Communications II 

62634 81PR M T Th 6 5:00-6:40PM Staff Rm 343, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ESL - 9 -- Accent Reduction 

67096 81PR T Th 3 5:30-6:45PM Breen Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ESL - 11 -- English as a Second Language: Composition I 

63266 01PR T Th 6 9:30AM-12:15PM Staff Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

3268 81PR T Th 6 7:00-9:40PM Moy Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ESL - 12 -- English as a Second Language: Composition II 

63270 01PR T Th 6 9:30AM-12:15PM Hijaz Rm 352, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63272 81PR T Th 6 7:00-9:40PM Bussells Rm 343, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ESL - 13 -- English as a Second Language: Composition III 

63274 01PR T Th 6 9:30AM-12:15PM Sexton Rm 351, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

66160 02PR T Th 6 9:30AM-12:15PM Welsh Rm 343, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63276 81PR T Th 6 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 352, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ESL - 17 -- English as a Second Language: Reading III 

63280 01PR M W F 6 9:00-10:40AM Welsh Rm 352, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

67093 02PR M W F 6 9:00-10:40AM Schatz Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

3282 81PR M T Th 6 5:00-6:40PM Watkin Rm 352, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ESL - 18 -- English as a Second Language: Writing Workshop 

63284 01PR T 6 9:30AM-12:15PM Schatz Rm 211, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And Th 9:30AM-12:15PM Rm 132, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65488 02PR T 6 9:30AM-12:15PM Watkin Rm 132, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And Th 9:30AM-12:15PM Rm 211, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 02PR: This class relies heavily on the use of Blackboard and word processing. Students 

should have regular access to these technologies. 

63286 81PR T Th 6 7:00-9:40PM Arnold Rm 351, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


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ESL - 95 -- ESL Foundations 

65274 81PR M W 5 7:00-9:15PM Bussells Rm 132, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ETR -- Electronics Technology 

ETR - 101 -- ETR 101 Electrical/Electronic Calculations I 


Section 81PR: Prerequisite MTH 3 or equivalent. For CSC students. 

ETR - 113 -- D.C. and A.C. Fundamentals I 

67203 81PR T Th 4 4:00-6:40PM Bourque Rm 140, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81PR: Corequisite MTH 4 or equivalent. For AAS degree students. For CSC students. 


Section 82PR: Corequisite MTH 4 or equivalent. For CSC students. 

ETR - 204 -- Electronic Devices II 

67216 81PR M W 4 7:00-9:40PM Bourque Rm 140, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81PR: Prerequisite ETR 203 or equivalent. For AAS degree students. 

ETR - 222 -- Electronic Controls II 

67235 81PR T Th 4 7:00-9:40PM Bourque Rm 140, PRC-Burnette Hall 


ETR - 274 -- Computer Electronics II 

64264 81PR M W 4 4:00-6:40PM Bourque Rm 140, PRC-Burnette Hall 


FIN -- Financial Services 

FIN - 107 -- Personal Finance 

65172 81DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Taylor Rm 379, DTC 


65462 DL01 3 Brann 



FIN - 215 -- Financial Management 


67736 DL01 3 Staff 


to enrolled students between between 3/5/09-3/10/09. 

FIR -- Fire Science 

Note: Classes formerly offered under the FIR prefix have transitioned to 

a new prefix. Please see FST -- Fire Science Technology, below. 

Students looking for FIR 260 should take ADJ 235 -- Research in Criminal Justice. 

ADJ 235 substitutes for FIR 260. 


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FRE -- French 

FRE - 101 -- Beginning French I 

65216 01PR M T W Th 4 8:00-8:50AM Wallace Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 

FRE - 102 -- Beginning French II 

64740 01PR T Th 4 1:00-2:40PM Wallace Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64742 81PR T Th 4 6:30-8:10PM Wallace Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

FST -- Fire Science Technology 

FST - 112 -- Hazardous Materials Chemistry 

65326 01HP M 3 4:00-5:15PM Koonce Rm 342, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 




FST - 115 -- Fire Prevention 

65604 81PR M 3 6:30-9:10PM Koonce Rm 342, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

FST - 205 -- Fire Protection Hydraulics and Water Supply 

65608 81PR T 3 6:30-9:10PM Koonce Rm 342, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

FST - 210 -- Legal Aspects of Fire Service 

65328 01HP T 3 4:00-5:15PM Koonce Rm 342, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


Section 01HP: Basic computer skills required. Hybrid section with online assignments and 

required on-campus class meetings every Tuesday. 

FST - 215 -- Fire Protection Systems 

65206 81PR Th 3 6:30-9:10PM Koonce Rm 342, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

FST - 245 -- Fire and Risk Analysis 

65200 81PR M 3 6:30-9:10PM Graham Rm 224, PRC-Massey LTC 

GEO -- Geography 

GEO - 200 -- Introduction to Physical Geography 

64948 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Lawrence Rm 117, PRC-Massey LTC 

GEO - 210 -- People and the Land: Introduction to Cultural Geography 

64950 01PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Lawrence Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


65616 81PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Lawrence Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 

65640 DL01 3 Lawrence 


12:30 -2:00 p.m. (PRC) Room 224-Massey Library Tech. Center. 

GEO - 220 -- World Regional Geography 



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GER -- German 

GER - 102 -- Beginning German II 

64746 81PR M W 4 7:00-8:40PM Wurm Rm 339, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

GOL -- Geology 

GOL - 105 -- Physical Geology 

NOTE: Prerequisite for GOL 105 is satisfactory score on reading placement test. 

63774 01PR M W F 4 9:00-9:50AM Walz Rm 231, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63776 02PR M W F 4 11:00-11:50AM Walz Rm 231, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63778 03PR T Th 4 9:30-10:45AM Walz Rm 231, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63780 81PR M 4 7:00-9:40PM Gooden-Seay Rm 231, PRC-Burnette Hall 


GOL - 106 -- Historical Geology 

NOTE: Prerequisite for GOL 106 is GOL 105 or equivalent. 

63782 01PR T Th 4 11AM-12:15PM Walz Rm 231, PRC-Burnette Hall 


63784 81PR T 4 7:00-9:40PM Saunders Rm 231, PRC-Burnette Hall 


HIS -- History 

HIS - 101 -- History of Western Civilization I 

63796 01PR M W F 3 8:00-8:50AM Appiah Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

3788 02PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Melia Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63792 03PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Thomas Rm 250, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65114 04PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Appiah Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

3786 81PR Th 3 6:30-9:10PM Burgess Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

HIS - 102 -- History of Western Civilization II 

63846 01DT M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Knight Rm 370, DTC 

63848 01PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Whitworth Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

3844 02PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Staff Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

3842 03PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Staff Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

3838 04PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Thomas Rm 250, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LEARNING COMMUNITY: See the Pictures--Hear the Stories 

63856 05CP M W F 3 1:00-1:50PM Knight Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 05CP: HIS 102-05CP and ART 102-05CP are linked by course content and assignments. 


63834 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Westbrook Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63828 82PR Th 3 6:30-9:10PM deMayo Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63850 DL01 3 Seay 


9:00-10:30 a.m. (PRC) Room 202-Burnette Hall. 

HIS - 112 -- History of World Civilization II 

63840 01PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM deMayo Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 

3836 81PR W 3 6:30-9:10PM Ullestad Rm 342, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


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HIS - 121 -- United States History I 

63832 01PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Shepherd Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63830 02PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Whitworth Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

3822 03PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Staff Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

3810 04PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Melia Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63814 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm 421, DTC 

63816 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 334, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

65546 82DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Howlett Rm 341, DTC 

70811 83DT F 3 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 341, DTC 


63852 DL01 3 Seay 


11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 202-Burnette Hall. 


65366 82PR T Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Hylton Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

Section 82PR: Accelerated 8-week section. Please note start and end dates. HIS 122-84PR 

will be offered during the second 8-weeks. 

HIS - 122 -- United States History II 

63808 01DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM deMayo Rm 312, DTC 



63818 02CP M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM deMayo Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 02CP: HIS 122-02CP, ENG 112-05CP, and SOC 200-04CP are linked by course content and 

assignments. Enrollment in all classes is REQUIRED. 

63812 02DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM deMayo Rm 312, DTC 


63824 04PR M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Shepherd Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63826 05PR M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Whitworth Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

3794 06PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Knight Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 

3798 07PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Knight Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 

5582 08PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Melia Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 


3802 82PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Westbrook Rm 250, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63804 83PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Howlett Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 



63854 DL01 3 Whitworth 



66030 DL02 3 Seay 




65368 84PR T Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Hylton Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

Section 84PR: This is an accelerated second 8-week section. Please note start and end dates. 

HIS - 141 -- African-American History I 

65174 01PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Maris-Wolf Rm 334, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

HIS - 142 -- African-American History II 

63800 01DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Adeyemi Rm 367, DTC 

63806 01PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Appiah Rm 120, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65544 02DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Adeyemi Rm 337, DTC 

63790 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Howlett Rm 414, DTC 


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HIS - 269 -- Civil War and Reconstruction 

64748 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Hylton Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

HIS - 276 -- United States History Since World War II 

64750 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Knight Rm 122, PRC-Burnette Hall 

HIT -- Health Information Technology 

HIT - 110 -- Introduction to Human Pathology 

NOTE: Must take NUR 136-DL01 concurrently with HIT 110-DL01. 

69023 DL01 3 Olsen 


9:40 p.m. (DTC) Room 462A. 

HIT - 150 -- Health Records Management 

69002 DL01 3 Havens 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Instructor, Barbara Havens, will email students 

(between 1/12-1/16) regarding the virtual orientation and other class information. 

HIT - 253 -- Health Records Coding 







HLT -- Health 

HLT - 95 -- Introduction to Health Related Occupations 



HLT - 100 -- First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 

65324 DL01 3 Heinen 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meetings Jan. 9, 9:00 

a.m.-5:00 p.m. and Jan. 10th, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (PRC) Room 105-Georgiadis Hall. Additional 

$5 fee and pocket mask required for AHA certification. 


Section DL02: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meetings Jan. 9, 9:00 

a.m.-5:00 p.m. and Jan.10th, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (PRC) Room 105-Georgiadis Hall. Additional 

$5 fee and pocket mask required for AHA certification. 

HLT - 105 -- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 


63890 01PR F S 1 8:00AM-5:00PM Wojcik Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 01PR: American Heart Assoc. Additional $5 fee for certification. Pocket mask, text 

obtainable at bookstore. Check Blackboard prior to class for assignment. 


63876 02PR F S 1 8:00AM-5:00PM Sowulewski Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 02PR: American Red Cross Professional CPR/AED. Additional $5 fee for certification. 

Pocket mask required - obtainable at bookstore. 


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67529 04DT F S 1 8:00AM-5:00PM Sowulewski Rm B30, DTC 

Section 04DT: American Red Cross Professional CPR/AED. Additional $5 fee for certification. 

Pocket mask, text obtainable at bookstore. 


65990 06PR F S 1 8:00AM-5:00PM Heinen Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 06PR: American Heart Assoc. $5 additional fee. Pocket masks, text obtainable at 

bookstore. 


63870 02DT F S 1 8:00AM-5:00PM Wojcik Rm B30, DTC 

Section 02DT: American Heart Association. Additional $5 fee for certification. Pocket mask 

obtainable at bookstore. Check Blackboard prior to class for assignment. 



Section 03DT: American Red Cross Professional CPR/AED. Additional $5 fee for certification. 

Pocket mask, text obtainable at bookstore. 


70632 05DT F S 1 8:00AM-5:00PM Heinen Rm B30, DTC 




Pocket masks required --obtainable at bookstore. 




Pocket masks,text obtainable at bookstore. 

HLT - 106 -- First Aid and Safety 



12:30-1:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 105-Georgiadis Hall. 



12:30-1:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 105-Georgiadis Hall. 

65974 DL03 2 Wojcik 



HLT - 110 -- Concepts of Personal and Community Health 


69104 DL01 3 Sowulewski 


10:00 a.m. (PRC) Room 202-Burnette Hall. 

HLT - 116 -- Introduction to Personal Wellness Concepts 

63858 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 


3884 DL01 3 Tillery 


12:30-1:20 p.m. (PRC) Room 252A-Burnette Hall. 

HLT - 121 -- Introduction to Drug Use and Abuse 

63866 01DT T Th 3 12:00-1:15PM Harris Rm 583, DTC 

65064 01PR M 3 3:00-5:40PM Taylor Rm 120, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65828 81DT W 3 6:30-9:10PM Harris Rm 340, DTC 

63896 81PR M 3 6:30-9:10PM Taylor Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 


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65972 DL01 3 Wojcik 



HLT - 135 -- Child Health and Nutrition 

63880 01DT T 3 10AM-12:40PM McLean Rm 366, DTC 

65554 DL01 3 Cave 


6:00 p.m. (DTC) 415. 

HLT - 143 -- Medical Terminology I 

63860 01DT W 3 1:15-3:40PM Boice Rm 624, DTC 

63862 02DT M 3 1:00-3:40PM Whitehurst Rm 512, DTC 

65930 03DT W 3 1:00-2:40PM Whitehurst Rm 312, DTC 

65082 04DT F 3 9:00-11:50AM Whitehurst Rm 512, DTC 

63864 81DT T 3 5:00-7:40PM Olsen Rm 412D, DTC 

63886 DL01 3 Niculescu 



63888 DL02 3 Olsen 


6:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462A. 

65108 DL03 3 Olsen 


6:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462A. 

HLT - 175 -- Swimming Pool Management 


63878 91PR F 1 8:00AM-5:00PM Wojcik Rm F1, PRC-Bldg F 

And S 8:00AM-5:00PM Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

Section 91PR: Certified pool/spa operators course. National Swimming Pool Foundation (NSPF) 

certification. Certification for those who operate swimming pools or spas. Information rwojcik@ 

reynolds.edu (804) 523-5527. 

HLT - 200 -- Human Sexuality 




HLT - 215 -- Personal Stress and Stress Management 




HLT - 230 -- Principles of Nutrition and Human Development 







HLT - 250 -- General Pharmacology 

64272 01DT T 3 10AM-12:40PM Lambright Rm 431, DTC 

HLT - 261 -- Basic Pharmacy I 

64276 01DT M 3 10AM-12:40PM Lambright Rm 340, DTC 


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HLT - 262 -- Basic Pharmacy II 

64282 01DT W 3 9:00-11:40AM Lambright Rm 414, DTC 

HLT - 263 -- Basic Pharmacy I Lab 

64274 01DT LAB Th 1 9:00-11:40AM Lambright Rm 340, DTC 

HLT - 290 -- Coordinated Internship in Health 

65538 01DT Open Lab 4 Lambright Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

Beasley Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

HLT - 295 -- Mainstream Issues in Public Health 



Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Students should access Blackboard, 

http://blackboard.vccs.edu, beginning 1/12 or email instructor, Stephen Sowulewski, at: 

ssowulewski@reynolds.edu for course information. 

HLT - 298 -- Seminar and Project in Health (Pharmacy Technician) 

67504 01DT Open Lab 4 Lambright Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

Beasley Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

HMS -- Human Services 

HMS - 100 -- Introduction to Human Services 

63900 01DT M 3 9:30-11:40AM Holder Rm 432, DTC 


65190 81HP T 3 4:00-6:40PM Ratliff Rm 132, PRC-Burnette Hall 




HMS - 121 -- Basic Counseling Skills I 


65186 81HP M 3 6:00-8:40PM Waitkus Rm 225, PRC-Massey LTC 





70473 81HD M 3 6:00-8:40PM Waitkus Rm 313, DTC 




HMS - 141 -- Group Dynamics I 

65716 81DT M 3 6:00-8:40PM Joyner Rm 353, DTC 

HMS - 220 -- Addiction and Prevention 

65414 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Cornelius Rm 339, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

HMS - 225 -- Functional Family Intervention 

64916 81PR T 3 6:00-8:40PM Spencer Rm 210, PRC-Massey LTC 


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HMS - 226 -- Helping Across Cultures 

70790 01DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM McCoy Rm 432, DTC 

HMS - 227 -- The Helper as Change Agent 


65266 DL01 3 Ratliff 

Section DL01: A distance learning course. Scheduled on-campus meeting January 10, 1:00-2:30 

p.m. (DTC) Room 619. 

HMS - 236 -- Gerontology 



Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting March 7, 10:30 

a.m.-12:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 380. 

HMS - 258 -- Case Management and Substance Abuse 

70702 DL01 3 Patterson 


3:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 380. 

HMS - 260 -- Substance Abuse Counseling 

65166 01PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Cornelius Rm 338, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64918 81DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Byrd Rm 432, DTC 

HMS - 266 -- Counseling Psychology 

64752 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Byrd Rm 352, DTC 

HMS - 270 -- Treatment Systems 



a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 619. 

HMS - 290 -- Coordinated Internship in Human Services 

65372 01HD W 3 4:00-5:15PM Ratliff Rm 341, DTC 




HRI -- Hospitality Management 

Note: Students enrolled in HRI classes involving food laboratory usage will be allowed in 

laboratories only when wearing the required uniforms and possessing approved tool kits. Uniform 

and tool kit specifications may be found at http://www.reynolds.edu/hospitality/uniforms.htm. 

HRI - 80 -- Introduction to Food Service Assisting 

64308 Z1DT T 3 9:00-11:40AM Staff Rm 673, DTC 


HRI - 85 -- Introduction to Food Preparation Assisting 

64310 Z1DT Th 4 9:00AM-2:50PM Staff Rm 612, DTC 


HRI - 90 -- Food Service Assisting Coordinated Internship 

64312 Z1DT F 5 9:00AM-1:30PM Staff Rm 337, DTC 



______________________________________________________________________________________ 


HRI - 106 -- Culinary I, Introduction to Culinary Arts 


67430 81DT M W 3 5:00-9:20PM Maxwell Rm 672, DTC 

Section 81DT: HRI 219-81DT is a corequisite and must be taken concurrently. Approved uniform 

and knife kit required the first day of class. 

HRI - 119 -- Applied Nutrition for Food Service 

64292 DL01 3 Maxwell 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Students are required to complete on-line 

orientation. Access the Blackboard site during the first week of class to complete the Orientation 

process 

HRI - 128 -- Principles of Baking 


67415 01DT M 3 8:00AM-4:50PM Breckoff Rm 672, DTC 


and knife kit required the first day of class. 

HRI - 134 -- Food and Beverage Service Management 

64284 81DT W 3 5:00-7:40PM Fixman Rm 670, DTC 

HRI - 140 -- Fundamentals of Quality for the Hospitality Industry 

64332 DL01 3 Fixman 



process. 

HRI - 145 -- Garde Manger 


64316 01DT M 3 9:00-11:40AM Breckoff Rm 672, DTC 


required the first day of class. 

HRI - 158 -- Sanitation and Safety 

64288 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM LaPierre Rm 670, DTC 

Section 81DT: Upon successful completion of the course, a ServSafe certificate of achievement 

is awarded by the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation and the student's 

name is entered in the Foundation Registry. 

HRI - 160 -- Executive Housekeeping 

64296 DL01 3 Staff 



process 

HRI - 218 -- Fruit, Vegetable, and Starch Preparation 


64314 01DT W 3 8:00AM-4:50PM Breckoff Rm 672, DTC 



67363 81DT T Th 3 5:00-9:20PM Breckoff Rm 672, DTC 


and knife required the first day of class. 


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HRI - 219 -- Stock, Soup, and Sauce Preparation 


67426 81DT M W 3 5:00-9:20PM Maxwell Rm 672, DTC 

Section 81DT: HRI 106-81DT is a corequisite and must be taken concurrently. Approved uniformand 

knife kit required the first day of class. 

HRI - 220 -- Meat, Seafood, and Poultry Preparation 


64320 01DT W 3 8:00AM-4:50PM Breckoff Rm 672, DTC 



67408 81DT T Th 3 5:00-9:20PM Breckoff Rm 672, DTC 



HRI - 224 -- Recipe and Menu Management 

67436 81DT M 3 5:00-7:40PM Breckoff Rm 670, DTC 

HRI - 235 -- Marketing of Hospitality Services 

64298 DL01 3 Fixman 



process 

HRI - 240 -- Managing Technology in the Hospitality Industry 

65318 DL01 3 Staff 



process 

HRI - 255 -- Human Resource Management and Training for Hospitality and Tourism 

64300 DL01 3 Staff 



process 

HRI - 282 -- European Tortes and Cakes 


65646 01DT Th 3 7:00AM-3:50PM Petfield Rm 672, DTC 

NOTE: Prerequisite is completion of HRI 280 Principles of Advanced Baking and Pastry. Approved 

uniform required the first day of class. 

HRI - 284 -- Specialty, Spa, and Plated Desserts 


65648 02DT T 3 7:00AM-3:50PM Petfield Rm 672, DTC 



HRI - 285 -- Chocolate and Sugar Arts 


65484 01DT T 3 7:00AM-3:50PM Petfield Rm 672, DTC 




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HRI - 286 -- Wedding and Specialty Cakes 




65486 02DT Th 3 7:00AM-3:50PM Petfield Rm 672, DTC 

HRT -- Horticulture 

HRT - 106 -- Practical Horticulture 

65566 01WC M 1 10:00-11:50AM Seward Rm 115, WC-Bldg C01 

HRT - 120 -- History of Garden Design 

67738 06WC T 3 6:30-9:10PM Baum Rm 241, WC-Bldg C20 

HRT - 121 -- Greenhouse Crop Production I 

63906 01WC F 3 9:00AM-12:40PM Seward Rm 116, WC-Bldg C01 

HRT - 125 -- Chemicals in Horticulture 

65178 01WC M 3 2:00-5:40PM Seward Rm 241, WC-Bldg C20 

HRT - 126 -- Home Landscaping 

67733 01WC T 3 10AM-12:40PM Baum Rm 107, WC-Bldg C01 

HRT - 127 -- Horticultural Botany 

63910 01HW Th 3 9:00AM-12:40PM Ezell Rm 223, WC-Bldg C20 



and online assignments. On-campus meeting schedule will be discussed at first class meeting. 

63908 81HW M 3 6:00-9:40PM Ezell Rm 242, WC-Bldg C20 


Section HW81: Basic computer skills required. Hybrid section with on-campus class meetings 

and online assignments. On-campus meeting schedule will be discussed at first class meeting. 

HRT - 130 -- Introduction to Biointensive Mini-Farming 

63902 01WC W 3 9:00-11:40AM Conner Rm 241, WC-Bldg C20 

63904 06WC W 3 6:30-9:10PM Conner Rm 241, WC-Bldg C20 

HRT - 195 -- Proper Planting Procedures 


70222 01WC W 1 1:00-3:40PM Wise Rm 115, WC-Bldg C01 

Section 01WC: 5 meetings only: Wednesdays from 4/1/09 to 4/29/09. 

HRT - 199 -- Training for Commercial Pesticide Application 


64760 01WC W 3 9:00AM-3:00PM Nunnally Rm 242, WC-Bldg C20 

Section 01WC: Special session - begins Jan. 14 and ends Feb. 25 (7 meetings only). 

HRT - 202 -- Landscape Plant Materials II 

64754 01WC Th 3 1:00-4:40PM Wise Rm 209, WC-Bldg C20 

64756 02WC Th 3 6:00-9:40PM Wise Rm 209, WC-Bldg C20 

Section 02WC: Three mandatory Saturday meetings. Will discuss at first class meeting. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


HRT - 225 -- Nursery and Garden Center Management 

67734 01WC T 3 1:00-4:40PM Seward Rm 209, WC-Bldg C20 

HRT - 232 -- Planting Design II 

65568 06WC Th 3 6:00-9:40PM Baum Rm 107, WC-Bldg C01 

HRT - 239 -- Complete Diet Mini-Farming 

65080 01WC T 3 1:00-4:40PM Conner Rm 241, WC-Bldg C20 

Section 01WC: HRT 130 is a prerequisite (or instructor approval). Please call Cindy Conner 

at 798-8456. 

HRT - 260 -- Introduction to Floral Design 

64758 06WC W 3 6:00-9:40PM Pippin Rm 116, WC-Bldg C01 

HRT - 266 -- Advanced Floral Design 

67731 01WC W 3 1:30-5:10PM Pippin Rm 116, WC-Bldg C01 

Section 01WC: HRT 260 is a prereqisite (or Program Head approval). Please call David Seward 

at 523-5946. 

HRT - 290 -- Coordinated Internship 

64872 01WC Open Lab 2 Seward Rm 001, Area Coop Ed Partners 

HRT - 295 -- Sports Turf Management 

65404 81WC M 3 6:00-9:40PM Moran Rm 0213, Atlee High School 

Section 06WC: Class will be taught at Atlee High School. 

INT -- Interpretation 

INT - 105 -- Interpreting Foundations I 


70687 DL01 4 Leitch 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course with required on-campus meetings TBA. Students 

contact your instructor, Elizabeth Leitch, at: eleitch@reynolds.edu between 1/5/09-1/12/09 

for class information. 

INT - 250 -- Dialogic Interpretation I 


65518 DL01 3 Custalow 


email instructor, Tonya Custalow, at: tcustalow@reynolds.edu (between 1/5/09-1/12/09) for class 


INT - 290 -- Coordinated Internship ASL-English Interpretation 

65144 DL01 3 Malheiros 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course with required on-campus meetings. Possession 

of valid interpreting credential is prerequisite for INT 290. Students email instructor, Laurie 

Malheiros, at: lmalheiros@reynolds.edu (between 1/5/09-1/12/09 for class orientation and other 

information. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


ITD -- Information Technology Design 

ITD - 110 -- Web Page Design I 

NOTE: ITD 110 has a prerequisite of ITE 115 or equivalent. 

65302 01PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Tyson Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

LEARNING COMMUNITY: Composition & Design in an On-line World 

68671 21CD T 3 1:00-3:40PM Andrews Rm 462B, DTC 

Section 21CD: ITD 110-21CD and ENG 112-21CD are linked by course content and assignments 

to form a Learning Community. Enrollment in both classes is REQUIRED. 

65300 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm 462B, DTC 

63914 81PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Tyson Rm 226, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63916 DL01 3 Andrews 


1:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 415. 

ITD - 112 -- Designing Web Page Graphics 

NOTE: ITD 112 has a prerequisite of ITE 115 or equivalent. Uses Photoshop CS3. 

65850 81DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Ruffin Rm 462B, DTC 

ITD - 130 -- Database Fundamentals 

NOTE: ITD 130 has a prerequisite of ITE 115 or equivalent. Includes the concepts of a relational 

database using both the Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server platforms. 

63918 DL01 4 Mattia 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Students email your instructor, Angela 

Mattia, at: amattia@reynolds.edu between Jan. 4th-11th for orientation and class information. 

ITD - 132 -- Structured Query Language (T-SQL) 

NOTE: ITD 132 has a prerequisite of ITD 130 or equivalent. ITD 132 will use Microsoft T- 

SQL Server. 

62806 81HP W 4 6:30-10:10PM Dust Rm 230, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81HP: Basic computer skills required. Hybrid section with on-campus meetings and 

online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every other Wednesday beginning 1/14. 


ITD - 134 -- PL/SQL Programming 

NOTES: ITD 134 has a prerequisite of ITD 130 or equivalent. 

69757 81HP W 4 6:30-9:10PM Dust Rm 230, PRC-Burnette Hall 


Section 81HP: Basic computer skills required. Hybrid section with on-campus meetings and 

online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every other Wednesday beginning 1/21. 

ITD - 195 -- Flash 

65010 01HP S 3 11:30AM-2:10PM Staff Rm 226, PRC-Massey LTC 

Section 01HP: Basic computer skills required. Hybrid section with online and on-campus class 

meetings. Required on-campus meeting every other Saturday beginning 01/24/09. 

ITD - 210 -- Web Page Design II 

NOTE: ITD 210 has a prerequisite of ITD 110 or equivalent. 

64336 81PR M 4 6:30-10:10PM Mitteldorfer Rm 226, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITD - 298 -- Seminar and Project ¿ Web Design Capstone 

NOTE: ITD 298 has a prerequisite of ITD 210 or instructor permission. 

70699 01HP S 4 11:30AM-3:10PM Mitteldorfer Rm 226, PRC-Massey LTC 


and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every other Saturday beginning 1/14/2009. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


ITE -- Information Technology Essentials 

ITE 100, Introduction to Information Systems, is no longer a requirement in the IT degree program. 

IT majors should enroll in ITE 115, Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts, or 

pass the college's competency exam. Please call Barbara Comfort (523-5311) or Dirk Burruss 

(523-5588) if you have any questions. 

ITE - 115 -- Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 

NOTE: All sections use Microsoft Office 2007. 

65652 01DT T Th 3 8:00-9:15AM Staff Rm 462A, DTC 

64768 01PR M W 3 8:00-9:15AM Mattia Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

64770 01WC T 3 1:30-4:10PM Meyer Rm 210, WC-Bldg C20 

64772 02DT M W 3 9:30-10:45AM Andrews Rm 462A, DTC 

64774 02PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Tyson Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

64776 03DT M W 3 11AM-12:15PM Andrews Rm 462A, DTC 


64780 04DT M W 3 1:00-2:15PM Andrews Rm 462A, DTC 

64782 04PR M W 3 9:30-10:45AM Mattia Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

64784 05DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Cannon Rm 462A, DTC 

64786 05HP M W 3 11:00-11:50AM Mattia Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 


and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Monday and Wednesday. 

64788 06DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Cannon Rm 462A, DTC 

64790 06PR M W 3 11AM-12:15PM Comfort Rm 224, PRC-Massey LTC 

64792 07DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Williams Rm 415, DTC 

64794 07PR M W 3 1:00-2:15PM Staff Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

64796 08DT F 3 9:00-11:40AM Wilson Rm 462A, DTC 


64798 08PR M W 3 8:00-9:15AM Aziz Rm 210, PRC-Massey LTC 

64800 09DT S 3 9:00-11:40AM Staff Rm 462A, DTC 


64874 09PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Varner Rm 210, PRC-Massey LTC 

65886 10DT W 3 3:00-5:40PM Cannon Rm 462A, DTC 

64802 10PR M W 3 9:30-10:45AM Aziz Rm 210, PRC-Massey LTC 

70408 11DT T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Cannon Rm 462A, DTC 

64804 11PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Varner Rm 210, PRC-Massey LTC 

64806 12PR M W 3 11AM-12:15PM Aziz Rm 210, PRC-Massey LTC 

64876 13PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Ruffin Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

70680 14DT F 3 3:10-5:50PM Staff Rm 462A, DTC 


70310 14PR F 3 3:10-5:50PM Meyer Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 


64808 15PR S 3 8:30-11:10AM Mitteldorfer Rm 230, PRC-Burnette Hall 


65024 16PR T Th 3 2:30-3:45PM Ruffin Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

65290 17PR T 3 4:00-6:40PM Reynolds Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

65294 18PR W 3 4:00-6:40PM Reynolds Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

65656 19PR F 3 9:00-11:40AM Staff Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 


70686 20PR Th 3 4:00-6:40PM Reynolds Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

64810 81DT M 3 6:00-8:40PM Wilder Rm 462B, DTC 

64812 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Parker Rm 210, PRC-Massey LTC 

64816 82DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM White Rm 462A, DTC 

64878 82PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Reynolds Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

64818 83DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Cannon Rm 462A, DTC 

64820 83PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Reynolds Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

LEARNING COMMUNITY: Writing beyond the Margins-- 21st Century Communication 

68629 84CP W 3 4:00-6:40PM Tyson Rm 224, PRC-Massey LTC 

Section 84CP: ENG 112-84CP and ITE 115-84CP are linked by course content and assignments. 


65660 84DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Garland Rm 462A, DTC 

70682 84PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Staff Rm 226, PRC-Massey LTC 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


64822 85PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Barnes Rm 223, PRC-Massey LTC 

64840 DL01 3 White 


9:00-10:30 a.m. (DTC) Room 462. 

64842 DL02 3 Bottom 


9:00-10:30 a.m. (DTC) Room 462. 

64934 DL03 3 Bottom 


9:00-10:30 a.m. (DTC) Room 462. 

65438 DL04 3 Andrews 


a.m.-12:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 415. 

65668 DL05 3 Mattia 

Section DL05: A distance learning Internet course. Students email your instructor, Angela 

Mattia, at: amattia@reynolds.edu between Jan. 4th-11th for orientation and class information. 


67875 DL06 3 Aziz 



67880 DL07 3 Williams 






ITE - 130 -- Introduction to Internet Services 

65000 DL01 3 Dust 



ITE - 140 -- Spreadsheet Software (Excel) 

NOTE: ITE 140 has a prerequisite of ITE 115 (IST 100). Uses Microsoft Excel 2007. 

65298 01DT T 3 10AM-12:40PM Andrews Rm 384, DTC 

64824 01PR M W 3 9:30-10:45AM Comfort Rm 224, PRC-Massey LTC 

64826 02PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Comfort Rm 224, PRC-Massey LTC 

65700 03HP T 3 4:00-5:15PM Comfort Rm 224, PRC-Massey LTC 




64828 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Lingenfelter Rm 415, DTC 

64830 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Edmonds Rm 224, PRC-Massey LTC 

64844 DL01 3 Meyer 



ITE - 150 -- Desktop Database Software (Access) 

NOTE: ITE 150 has a prerequisite of ITE 115 or equivalent. Uses Microsoft Access 2007. 

65854 01PR M W 3 1:00-2:15PM Aziz Rm 210, PRC-Massey LTC 

64836 81PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Lingenfelter Rm 224, PRC-Massey LTC 




ITE - 215 -- Advanced Computer Applications and Integration 

NOTE: ITE 215 has a prerequisite of ITE 115 or equivalent. 

65306 81PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Davis Rm 210, PRC-Massey LTC 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


ITE - 221 -- PC Hardware and OS Architecture 

NOTE: ITE 221 has a prerequisite of ITE 115 or equivalent. Includes material for those students 

wishing to take the A+ certification exam. 

64832 01PR T Th 4 11AM-12:40PM Ruffin Rm 140A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

4834 81PR T 4 6:30-10:10PM Doss Rm 140A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITN -- Information Technology Networking 

ITN - 100 -- Introduction to Telecommunications 

NOTE: ITN 100 has a prerequisite of ITE 115 or equivalent. 

63920 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Doss Rm 224, PRC-Massey LTC 

67470 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Evans Rm 432, DTC 

63922 81PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Doss Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

ITN - 101 -- Introduction to Network Concepts 

NOTE: ITN 101 prerequisite is ITE 221 or equivalent. 

63924 81PR T 4 6:30-10:10PM Ruffin Rm 216, PRC-Burnette Hall 




ITN - 114 -- Windows XP Professional 


Uses Microsoft Window Vista. 

65336 81HP W 4 6:30-10:10PM Burruss Rm 224, PRC-Burnette Hall 




ITN - 115 -- Windows 2003 Server (SER) 


65338 81HP W 4 6:30-10:10PM Burruss Rm 224, PRC-Burnette Hall 




ITN - 116 -- WIN 2003 Network Infrastr,Implem,Mgmt & Maint.(NI-IMM) 


65340 81HP Th 4 6:30-10:10PM Burruss Rm 224, PRC-Burnette Hall 



and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Thursday. 

ITN - 150 -- Networking Fundamentals and Introductory Routing--Cisco 

63926 81PR M 4 6:30-10:10PM Doss Rm 213, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITN - 151 -- Introductory Routing and Switching--Cisco 

NOTE: ITN 151 has a prerequisite of ITN 150 or equivalent. 

63928 81PR W 4 6:30-10:10PM Doss Rm 213, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITN - 170 -- Linux System Administration 


69766 81HP Th 4 6:30-10:10PM Dickerson Rm 216, PRC-Burnette Hall 


meetings. Required on-campus meeting every Thursday. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


ITN - 171 -- Unix I 


69765 81HP Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Dickerson Rm 216, PRC-Burnette Hall 


meetings. Required on-campus meeting every Thursday. 

ITN - 260 -- Network Security Basics 


ITN - 261 -- Network Attacks, Computer Crime, and Hacking 



ITN - 298 -- Seminar and Project--Networking Capstone Course 

65664 81PR T 4 6:30-10:10PM Burruss Rm 224, PRC-Burnette Hall 


ITP -- Information Technology Programming 

ITP - 112 -- Visual Basic.NET I 

64342 81PR Th 4 6:30-10:10PM Bottom Rm 202, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITP - 120 -- Java Programming I 

64344 81PR M 4 6:30-10:10PM Pelletier Rm 208, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITP - 136 -- C# Programming I 

64346 81PR W 4 6:30-10:10PM Hazzard Rm 202, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITP - 160 -- Introduction to Game Design and Development 

62772 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Bottom Rm 226, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITP - 212 -- Visual Basic.Net II 

62774 81PR M 4 6:30-10:10PM Bottom Rm 202, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITP - 236 -- C# II 

NOTE: ITP 236 has a prerequisite of ITP 136 or equivalent. 

62822 81PR T 4 6:30-10:10PM Hazzard Rm 202, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITP - 244 -- ASP.NET--Server Side Programming 

65666 81PR T 4 6:30-10:10PM Dust Rm 230, PRC-Burnette Hall 

ITP - 251 -- Systems Analysis and Design 

70704 81HP M 3 4:00-5:15PM Mattia Rm 230, PRC-Burnette Hall 




67890 DL01 3 Aziz 


10:30 a.m. (PRC) Room 223-Massey Library Tech. Center. 

ITP - 298 -- Seminar and Project: Programming Capstone 

NOTE: ITP 298 has a prerequisite of ITP 244 (ASP.NET) or instructor permission. 

62808 81PR M 4 6:30-10:10PM Dust Rm 230, PRC-Burnette Hall 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


LGL -- Legal Assisting (Paralegal Studies) 

LGL - 117 -- Family Law 

63288 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Mooz Rm 250, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 125 -- Legal Research 

63290 81PR Th 3 6:30-9:10PM Marks Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 126 -- Legal Writing 

65356 01HP T 3 11AM-12:15PM Brewer Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 




63292 81PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Fisher Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 130 -- Law Office Administration and Management 

63294 01PR T 3 1:00-3:40PM Carney Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 200 -- Ethics For The Legal Assistant 

63296 01PR W 1 1:00-1:50PM Brewer Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63298 81PR W 1 6:00-6:50PM Brewer Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 210 -- Virginia and Federal Procedure 

63300 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Brewer Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 220 -- Administrative Practice and Procedure 

63304 81PR T 3 6:00-8:40PM Briggs Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Velazquez Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 226 -- Real Estate Abstracting 

63306 81PR Th 3 6:30-9:10PM Hall Rm 120, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 235 -- Legal Aspects of Business Organizations 

63308 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Carney Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 238 -- Bankruptcy 

63310 81HP T 3 7:00-9:40PM Mc Adams Rm 205, PRC-Burnette Hall 


Section 81HP: Basic computer skills required. Required on-campus meeting EVERY OTHER TUESDAY 

beginning January 13th, and online assignments. 

LGL - 245 -- Post Trial and Appellate Practice 

63312 81PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Elliott Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 290 -- Coordinated Internship in Legal Assisting 

63314 01PR M W F 3 4:00-4:50PM Brewer Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

LGL - 295 -- Information Systems for the Paralegal 

62826 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Carney Rm 249, PRC-Burnette Hall 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


MDL -- Medical Laboratory 

MDL - 101 -- Introduction to Medical Laboratory Techniques 

63940 81DT T 3 5:00-9:00PM Sutton Rm 575, DTC 

63938 DL01 3 Sutton 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Weekly lab component will meet at Western 

campus, Goochland, Wednesday nights from 6:00-9:00 p.m. Room 226. 

MDL - 105 -- Phlebotomy 


NOTE: Students interested in Phlebotomy Certification should also register in the Summer 2009 

Semester for MDL 190, which is a five credit class. 

63936 81DT M W 3 6:00-9:30PM Wilson Rm 512, DTC 


NOTE: Students interested in Phlebotomy Certification should also register in the Summer 2009 

Semester for MDL 190, which is a five credit class. 

65074 01DT T Th 3 1:00-4:40PM Patton Rm 513, DTC 

MDL - 110 -- Urinalysis and Body Fluids 

63934 81DT Th 3 5:00-9:00PM Johnston Rm 574, DTC 

MDL - 125 -- Clinical Hematology I 

67816 81DT M W 3 7:15-8:30PM Melberg Rm 575, DTC 

Section 81DT: Lab meetings late on Mondays. 

67826 82DT M W 3 7:15-8:30PM Melberg Rm 513, DTC 

Section 82DT: Lab meetings late on Wednesdays. 

69235 DL01 3 Melberg 


campus, Goochland on Tuesday nights from 5:30-9:00 p.m., Room 226. 

MDL - 190 -- Coordinated Practice I-MLT Phlebotomy 

NOTE: MDL Students only. Short Phlebotomy clinical rotation in area health agency. 

65456 02DT Open Lab 2 Wilson Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

MDL - 190 -- MLT Coordinated Practice II 

64952 03DT Open Lab 3 Clark Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

Section 03DT: For MDL students only; full semester of hospital clinical rotations. 

MDL - 190 -- Coordinated Practice Phlebotomy Training 

64954 05DT Open Lab 5 Buckles Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

Section 05DT: For Phlebotomy Certificate program students that have completed MDL 105 only; 

short rotation in hospital/clinic. 

MDL - 210 -- Immunology and Serology 

65078 81DT T 3 5:00-9:10PM Wilson Rm 512, DTC 

65344 DL01 3 Wilson 


campus, Goochland, on Thursday nights from 5:30-9:00 p.m., Room 226. 

MDL - 216 -- Blood Banking 

64360 01DT M W Th 4 1:00-3:30PM Clark Rm 575, DTC 

Section 01DT: Lab meetings on Thursdays only. 

65126 02DT M W 4 1:00-3:30PM Clark Rm 575, DTC 

And T 3:00-5:30PM Rm 575, DTC 

Section 02DT: Lab meetings on Tuesdays only. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


MDL - 251 -- Clinical Microbiology I 

67830 81DT M W Th 3 5:30-7:10PM Stephens Rm 575, DTC 

Section 81DT: Lab meetings on Thursdays only. 

67833 82DT M W F 3 5:30-7:10PM Stephens Rm 513, DTC 

Section 82DT: Lab meetings on Fridays only. 

69252 DL01 3 Sutton 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Weekly lab component will meet at Downtown 

Campus. Contact instructor, Arnethea Sutton, at: asutton@reynolds.edu for lab meeting information. 

MDL - 262 -- Clinical Chemistry and Instrumentation II 

64348 81DT M W F 4 3:30-5:30PM Wilson Rm 575, DTC 

Section 81DT: Lab meetings on Friday only. 

MDL - 281 -- Clinical Correlations 

69309 DL01 1 Clark 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course for all MDL students in final Clinical Rotations 

at Hospitals. 

MDL - 282 -- Clinical Laboratory Techniques--Coordinated Practice III 


Section 01DT: MDL students only; full semester of hospital clinical rotations. 

MDL - 290 -- Coordinated Practice IV- MLT 


Section 01DT: Clinical Rotation in area hospital for MDL students only. 

MEN -- Mental Health 

MEN - 101 -- Mental Health Skill Training I 

65722 81HD W 3 6:00-7:15PM Butler Rm 353, DTC 




70659 81PR M 3 6:00-8:40PM Davis Rm 117, PRC-Massey LTC 

MEN - 102 -- Mental Health Skill Training II 


64968 DL01 3 Butler 


1:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 380. 

MKT -- Marketing 

There have been some course changes in Marketing course offerings. Students seeking to enroll 

in MKT 100 should now enroll in MKT 201. Students seeking to enroll in MKT 110 should now 

enroll in MKT 215. Please contact the School of Business if you have questions, 523-5301. 

MKT - 100 -- Principles of Marketing 

63948 DL01 3 Davis 



MKT - 110 -- Principles of Selling 

65896 01HP M W 3 9:00-9:50AM Baudean Rm TBA, To Be Announced 



and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Monday and alternate Wednesday. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


63950 DL01 3 Staff 



MKT - 120 -- Fundamentals of Fashion 

65684 DL01 3 Davis 



MKT - 201 -- Introduction to Marketing 

67287 01DT M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Staff Rm 431, DTC 

67266 01PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Quirk Rm 342, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

67269 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Quirk Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

67941 DL01 3 Davis 



MKT - 215 -- Sales and Marketing Management 

67272 01PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Staff Rm 338, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

67284 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Altholz Rm 583, DTC 

67942 DL01 3 Davis 



MKT - 216 -- Retail Organization and Management 

65072 01HP T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Quirk Rm 339, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section HP01: Basic computer skills required. Hybrid section with on-campus class meetings 

and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Tuesday and alternate Thursdays. 


65686 DL01 3 Staff 



MKT - 221 -- Public Relations 

67938 DL01 3 Davis 



MKT - 227 -- Merchandise Buying and Control 

67280 01HP M W 3 11AM-12:15PM Staff Rm 338, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


meetings. Required on-campus meeting every Monday and alternate Wednesdays. 

MKT - 229 -- Marketing Research 

64368 DL01 3 Davis 



MKT - 238 -- Fashion Merchandising 

65376 01HP M W 3 11:00-11:50AM Davis Rm TBA, To Be Announced 



and online assignments. Required on-campus meeting every Monday and alternate Wednesday. 

MKT - 270 -- Marketing Management 

65236 81PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Altholz Rm 339, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Expands knowledge of marketing through case studies. Focuses on how marketing strategies are 

planned and utilized in the market place to accomplish the goals of the organization. 

67945 DL01 3 Davis 




______________________________________________________________________________________ 


MKT - 271 -- Consumer Behavior 

64370 DL01 3 Staff 



MKT - 282 -- Principles of eCommerce 

65680 DL01 3 Davis 



MKT - 290 -- Coordinated Internship 

64362 01PR M 3 12:00-12:50PM Davis Rm 339, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 01PR: Supervised on-the-job training in selected businesses or service firms coordinated 

by the college. Call Mrs. Davis at 523-5520 or bdavis@reynolds.edu for details. 

MKT - 295 -- Market Week Selection and Buying II 

62802 01PR W 3 12:00-1:00PM Davis Rm 339, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 01PR: Provides a retail apparel mart buying experience. Students are not required 

to attend buying trips out of state. This is optional. Call Mrs. Davis at 523-5520 or bdavis@ 

reynolds.edu for more information. 

MKT - 298 -- Seminar and Project in Marketing 

64366 01PR M 3 1:00-1:50PM Davis Rm 339, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

MTH -- Mathematics 

Note: MTH 1 - 7 courses are not for college-level credit. Placement test proficiency required 

for all MTH courses (see class notes). 

MTH - 1 -- Developmental Mathematics 

Note: Prerequisite for MTH 1 is a placement required from JSRCC Coordinator of PAVE. This 

course is designed to provide practical mathematical knowledge to better enhance social skills 

development in independent living. MTH 1 is restricted to PAVE students. 

69003 Z1DT M W 3 1:15-2:30PM Hampton Rm 367, DTC 


69006 Z2DT T Th 3 1:15-2:30PM Hampton Rm 341, DTC 


MTH - 2 -- Arithmetic 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 1 required. Not for college level credit. 

62548 16PR M W 4 8:00-9:50AM Williams Rm 140, PRC-Burnette Hall 

62550 17PR T Th 4 8:30-10:45AM Dobbs Rm 230, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 17PR: A SELF-PACED math class combined with MTH 02, 03, and MTH 04. Open to students 

who are motivated in math including those who received an "R" grade. Register for this class 

if you are a self-taught student. 

62696 18PR T Th 4 9:00-10:50AM Gibson Rm 136, PRC-Burnette Hall 

68098 19DT S 4 8:30AM-12:10PM Griffin Rm 624, DTC 


68127 19PR S 4 8:30AM-12:10PM Staff Rm 132, PRC-Burnette Hall 


62690 81PR M W 4 7:00-8:50PM Alexander Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 

9310 81WC M W 4 6:30-8:45PM Webb Rm 243, WC-Bldg C20 

Section 81WC: A SELF-PACED math class combined with MTH 02, 03, and MTH 04. Open to students 

who are motivated in math including those who received an "R" grade. 

69308 82PR T Th 4 4:30-6:20PM Webb Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

And T Th 4:30-6:20PM Webb Rm 119, PRC-Burnette Hall 


who are motivated in math including those who received an "R" grade. 

62640 83PR T Th 4 7:00-8:50PM Raines Rm 345, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

62686 DL01 4 Woodbury 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting January 8, 11:00 

a.m.-12:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 208-Burnette Hall. 


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MTH - 2 -- Arithmetic (PRISMM) 

NOTE: PRISMM classes use an in class Module approach and My Math Lab computer software. Placement 

test proficiency level 1 required. Not for college level credit. If you have any questions, 

please contact Math/Science division office at 523-5225 (PRC) or 523-5374 (DTC). 

68840 01DT M W F 4 8:30-9:40AM Math Team Rm 626, DTC 

68912 01PR M W F 4 9:30-10:40AM Math Team Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 


8918 02PR M W F 4 9:30-10:40AM Math Team Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 02PR: This is class is for students who earned a grade of R for their previous enrollment 

in PRISMM MTH 02. 


68923 03PR M W F 4 11AM-12:10PM Math Team Rm 120, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 03PR: This class is for students who earned a grade of R for their previous enrollment 


68858 04DT M W F 4 11AM-12:10PM Math Team Rm 384, DTC 

68927 04PR M W F 4 11AM-12:10PM Math Team Rm 345, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


68928 05PR T Th 4 11AM-12:50PM Math Team Rm TBA, To Be Announced 


68932 06PR T Th 4 11AM-12:10PM Math Team Rm TBA, To Be Announced 



68892 07DT T Th 4 8:30-10:20AM Math Team Rm 670, DTC 

68937 07PR M W 4 1:00-2:50PM Math Team Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And M W 1:00-2:50PM Math Team Rm 230, PRC-Burnette Hall 


68944 08PR T Th 4 1:00-2:50PM Math Team Rm 132, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And T Th 1:00-2:50PM Math Team Rm 230, PRC-Burnette Hall 

68899 81DT M W 4 4:00-5:50PM Math Team Rm 384, DTC 

MTH - 3 -- Algebra I 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 2 required. Not for college level credit. MTH 3 is 

a prerequisite for MTH 4. 

62642 16PR M W F 5 8:00-9:25AM Starks Rm 120, PRC-Burnette Hall 

62700 17PR T Th 5 8:30-10:45AM Williams Rm 140, PRC-Burnette Hall 





70749 20PR M W 5 1:00-3:15PM Bibby Rm 117, PRC-Massey LTC 

69767 21PR M W F 5 12:30-1:55PM Brooks Rm 121, PRC-Burnette Hall 

68337 22PR T Th 5 1:00-3:15PM Yohai Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

62654 81PR M W 5 4:30-6:45PM Johnson Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 


Section 81PR: Uses lecture and computer based materials. Instructor will announce scheduled 

times for use of Room 119, Burnette Hall on W from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. 


Section 81WC: A self-paced class taught on the Western Campus. Combined with MTH 2, MTH 3 

and MTH 4. Open to students who are motivated in math including those who received an "R" 

grade. 

62656 82PR M W 5 4:30-6:45PM Howard Rm 331, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 



Section 83PR: Uses lecture and computer based materials. The instructor will announce scheduled 

times for use of Room 119, Burnette Hall. 

62660 84PR M W 5 7:00-9:15PM Hegarty Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 

2694 85PR T Th 5 7:00-9:15PM Alexander Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 

2688 DL01 5 Dobbs 




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62736 42PR M T W Th 5 12:30-2:45PM Staff Rm 351, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

MTH - 3 -- Algebra I (PRISMM) 

NOTE: PRISMM classes use an in class Module approach and My Math Lab computer software. Placement 

test proficiency level 2 required. Not for college level credit. MTH 3 is a prerequisite 

for MTH 4. If you have any questions, please contact Math/Science division office at 

523-5225 (PRC) or 523-5374 (DTC). 










69335 04PR M W F 4 11AM-12:10PM Math Team Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 






And M W F 11AM-12:10PM Rm 462B, DTC 





69342 08PR T Th 4 11AM-12:50PM Math Team Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 



69343 09PR T Th 4 11AM-12:50PM Math Team Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

9344 10PR T Th 4 11AM-12:50PM Math Team Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 

9345 11PR T Th 4 11AM-12:50PM Math Team Rm 339, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

70654 19PR M W F 4 9:30-10:40AM Math Team Rm 343, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

69350 81DT M W 4 6:00-7:50PM Math Team Rm 384, DTC 

MTH - 4 -- Algebra II 

NOTE: MTH 03 is a prerequisite for MTH 04. Not for college level credit. Graphing calculator 

required. TI-83, TI-83 Plus, or TI-84 preferred. 

62662 16PR M W F 5 6:30-7:55AM Starks Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

2664 17PR T Th 5 8:15-10:30AM Griffin Rm 144, PRC-Burnette Hall 





62682 19PR T Th 5 11AM-1:15PM Brooks Rm 119, PRC-Burnette Hall 

69784 20PR M W 5 1:00-3:15PM Bibby Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

62676 81PR M W 5 4:30-6:45PM Adams Rm 122, PRC-Burnette Hall 


Section 81WC: A self-paced class taught on the Western Campus. Combined with MTH 2, MTH 3 

and MTH 4 open to students who are motivated in math including those who received an "R" grade. 



Section 82PR: A self-paced math class combined with MTH 02, 03, and MTH 04. Also open to students 

who received an "R" grade. Class enrollment is limited. 

62692 83PR M W 5 7:00-9:15PM Workman Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

2680 84PR T Th 5 7:00-9:15PM Stevens Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 

62684 DL01 5 Turbeville 


9:00-10:30 a.m. (DTC) Room 384. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


MTH - 4 -- Algebra II (PRISMM) 

NOTE: PRISMM classes use an in class Module approach and My Math Lab computer software. MTH 

03 is a prerequisite for MTH 04. Not for college level credit. Graphing calculator required, 

TI-83, TI-83 Plus or TI-84 preferred. If you have any questions, please contact Math/Science 

division office at 523-5225 (PRC) or 523-5374 (DTC). MTH 03 is a prerequisite for MTH 04. 

Not for college level credit. Graphing calculator required. TI-83, TI-83 Plus, or TI-84 

preferred. 


And M W F 8:30-9:40AM Math Team Rm 415, DTC 









69783 06PR T Th 4 11AM-12:50PM Math Team Rm 230, PRC-Burnette Hall 



69785 07PR T Th 4 11AM-12:50PM Math Team Rm 136, PRC-Burnette Hall 


70658 21PR T Th 4 1:00-2:50PM Math Team Rm 117, PRC-Massey LTC 

69788 81DT T Th 4 6:00-7:50PM Math Team Rm 384, DTC 

MTH - 5 -- Algebra Revisited 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 3 required for all MTH 05 sections. Not for college- 

level credit. MTH 05 is designed for students who have previously successfully completed Algebra 

I and II. Graphing calculator required for all sections. TI-83 or TI-83 Plus or TI-84 recommended. 

67306 01DT M W F 5 8:30-9:55AM Rhea Rm 367, DTC 

62636 01PR T Th 5 8:30-9:45AM Snell Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 

7305 02PR M W F 5 8:30-10:45AM John Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 


2708 81PR M W 5 7:00-9:15PM Johnson Rm 352, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

62716 DL01 5 Woodbury 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting January 8, 11:00 


MTH - 50 -- Mathematics for Teacher Entrance Exams 

NOTE: Mathematics Preparation for Praxis I. Placement test proficiency level 2 required. 

63978 DL01 2 Goshorn 



MTH - 103 -- Applied Technical Mathematics I 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 2 or placement recommendation. Calculator recommended. 

63980 01WC W 3 1:40-4:25PM ragland Rm 243, WC-Bldg C20 

67304 02WC F 3 8:00-10:40AM Staff Rm 243, WC-Bldg C20 


MTH - 115 -- Technical Mathematics I 


MTH - 116 -- Technical Mathematics II 

63318 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Flowers Rm 144, PRC-Burnette Hall 

MTH - 120 -- Introduction to Mathematics 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 2 required for all MTH 120 sections. 

63952 01DT M W 3 11AM-12:15PM Turbeville Rm 670, DTC 

63320 01PR M W F 3 8:00-8:50AM Robinson Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63954 02DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Turbeville Rm 625, DTC 

63322 02PR T Th 3 8:00-9:15AM Orr Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63956 03DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Ostrow Rm 624, DTC 


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63324 03PR S 3 9:00-11:40AM Staff Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


70695 04DT T Th 3 12:30-1:45PM Ostrow Rm 626, DTC 

63326 04PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Orr Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

63960 05DT S 3 9:00-11:40AM Deloach Rm 625, DTC 


63328 05PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Staff Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 

63330 06PR T Th 3 10:30-11:45AM Harris Rm 144, PRC-Burnette Hall 

70660 07PR M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Robinson Rm 118, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63962 81DT M 3 6:00-8:40PM Griffin Rm 624, DTC 

65424 81EC W 3 6:00-8:40PM Hasley Rm E8, Varina High School 

63332 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Foster Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 

67303 82PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Snell Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63334 83PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Foster Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63964 DL01 3 Swadgelo 

Section DL01: A distance education Internet course. Mandatory class meeting January 10, 1:30- 

3:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462B. 

MTH - 126 -- Mathematics for Allied Health 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 3 required or placement recommendation. MTH 120 is 

not a substitute for MTH 126. 

63338 01PR M W 3 1:00-2:15PM Dobbs Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

MTH - 146 -- Introduction to Elementary Statistics 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 2 or 3 required. MTH 146 will not substitute for MTH 

240. 

63340 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Webb Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 81PR: Will serve as an endorsement course for teachers. TI-83 or TI-84 Plus graphing 

Calculator 

MTH - 150 -- Topics in Geometry 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 4 required. 

63970 DL01 3 Loving 


4:30-5:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 380. 

MTH - 163 -- Precalculus I 

70693 01DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Swadgelo Rm 341, DTC 

63344 01PR M W F 3 8:00-8:50AM Henley Rm 132, PRC-Burnette Hall 

70696 02DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Rhea Rm 456, DTC 

63348 02PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Bibby Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63350 03PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Hasley Rm 225, PRC-Massey LTC 

63352 04PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM John Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63354 05PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM John Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63356 06PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Lamb Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

70634 07PR F 3 12:00-2:40PM Gibson Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


70668 08PR M W F 3 12:00-12:50PM Henley Rm 132, PRC-Burnette Hall 

63358 81PR M W 3 5:30-6:45PM Kocyba Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63360 82PR T Th 3 5:30-6:45PM Foster Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 

65182 83PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Corbin Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63968 DL01 3 Gibson 



MTH - 166 -- Precalculus with Trigonometry 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 4 or 5 required for all MTH 166 sections. TI-83 or 

TI-83 Plus or TI-84 recommended. 

63972 01DT M W F 5 8:30-9:55AM Loving Rm 340, DTC 

63362 01PR T Th 5 8:30-10:45AM Henley Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 

63364 02PR M W F 5 9:30-10:55AM Fulakis Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 

63366 03PR M W F 5 12:30-1:55PM Harris Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63368 81PR M W 5 7:00-9:15PM Adams Rm 351, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


63974 DL01 5 Gibson 



MTH - 170 -- Foundations in Contemporary Mathematics 

63370 81PR T Th 3 5:30-6:45PM Staff Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

MTH - 173 -- Calculus with Analytic Geometry I 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 6 required. Graphing calculator required for all MTH 

173 sections. TI-83 or TI-83 Plus or TI-84 recommended. 

63976 01DT M W F 5 8:30-9:55AM Swadgelo Rm 339, DTC 

63372 01PR M W F 5 9:30-10:55AM Brooks Rm 334, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63374 81PR T Th 5 4:30-6:45PM Weisbrod Rm 344, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63376 82PR M W 5 7:00-9:15PM John Rm 343, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

MTH - 174 -- Calculus with Analytic Geometry II 

63378 01PR M W F 5 9:30-10:55AM Henley Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

65620 81PR M W 5 7:00-9:15PM Kocyba Rm 331, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

70670 82PR T Th 5 7:00-9:15PM Adams Rm 117, PRC-Massey LTC 

MTH - 240 -- Statistics 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 5 required for all MTH 240 sections. Graphing calculator 

required, TI-83, TI-83 Plus or TI-84 recommended. 

64848 01DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Rhea Rm 624, DTC 

63380 01PR S 3 9:00-11:40AM Staff Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


70635 02DT F 3 12:20-3:00PM Staff Rm 312, DTC 


63382 02PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Lamb Rm 334, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63384 03PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Lamb Rm 330, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63386 04PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Harris Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63388 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Snell Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

MTH - 270 -- Applied Calculus 

NOTE: Placement test proficiency level 5 required. Graphing calculator required. TI-83, 

TI-83 Plus or TI-84 recommended. 

65184 01DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Joe Rm 341, DTC 

63390 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Fulakis Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63392 02PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Woodbury Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63394 81PR T Th 3 5:30-6:45PM Pittman Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

63396 82PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Fulakis Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

MTH - 277 -- Vector Calculus 

NOTE: Graphing calculator required, TI-83, TI-83 Plus or TI-84 recommended. 

63398 81PR T Th 4 4:30-6:20PM Fulakis Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

MTH - 279 -- Ordinary Differential Equations 


63400 81PR M W 4 7:00-8:50PM Pittman Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

MTH - 285 -- Linear Algebra 


65610 81PR M W 3 5:30-6:45PM Joe Rm 362, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

MTH - 287 -- Mathematical Structures 


63402 81PR M W 3 5:30-6:45PM Swadgelo Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


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MUS -- Music 

MUS - 101 -- Basic Musicianship I 

65378 DL01 3 Durham-Hayes 


11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 252A-Burnette Hall. 

MUS - 111 -- Music Theory I 

63986 01DT M W 4 10:00-11:40AM Negri Rm 431, DTC 

Section 01DT: One additional lab hour per week to be announced. 

MUS - 112 -- Music Theory II 

63988 01DT M W 4 1:00-2:40PM Negri Rm 464, DTC 


MUS - 121 -- Music Appreciation I 

65694 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM McDaniel Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 



10:30-11:30 a.m. (PRC) Room 252A-Burnette Hall. 



10:30-11:30 a.m. (PRC) Room 252A-Burnette Hall. 

MUS - 136 -- Applied Music - Voice 

64002 01DT Open Lab 2 Johnson Rm 464, DTC 

Section 01DT: Private lessons in Voice. Lab fee of $375 required in addition to tuition. 

Exact lesson times to be arranged with instructor. 

MUS - 137 -- Chorus Ensemble 

63996 01DT M 1 3:30-5:00PM Johnson Rm AUDI, DTC 

MUS - 141 -- Class Piano I 

63992 01DT T Th 2 11:00-11:50AM Herro Rm 464, DTC 

63994 02DT T Th 2 12:00-12:50PM Lyle Rm 464, DTC 

MUS - 142 -- Class Piano II 


MUS - 145 -- Applied Music - Keyboard 

64000 01DT Open Lab 2 Lyle Rm 464, DTC 

Section 01DT: Private lessons in Piano. Lab fee of $375 required in addition to tuition. 


MUS - 149 -- Band Ensemble 

64006 01DT Th 1 3:00-4:30PM Herro Rm AUDI, DTC 

MUS - 155 -- Applied Music - Woodwinds 

64004 01DT Open Lab 2 Staff Rm 470, DTC 

Section 01DT: Private lessons in Woodwinds. Lab fee of $375 required in addition to tuition. 


MUS - 165 -- Applied Music - Strings 

63998 01DT Open Lab 2 Herro Rm 470B, DTC 

Section 01DT: Private lessons in Guitar. Lab fee of $375 required in addition to tuition. 



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MUS - 185 -- Applied Music - Percussion 

64008 01DT Open Lab 2 Staff Rm 470, DTC 

Section 01DT: Private lessons in Percussion. Lab fee of $375 required in addition to tuition. 


MUS - 195 -- Topics in Music: World Music Styles 

62780 01DT T Th 3 2:00-3:30PM Negri Rm 428, DTC 

Section 01DT: This course may be substituted for Music Appreciation I for both Music and non- 

Music majors. 

MUS - 211 -- Advanced Music Theory I 

67488 01DT M W 4 3:00-4:40PM Negri Rm 464, DTC 


MUS - 241 -- Advanced Class Piano I 


MUS - 242 -- Advanced Class Piano II 


NAS -- Natural Science 

NAS - 105 -- Natural Science Topics for Modern Society 

64886 81DT Th 2 3:00-5:00PM Sullivan Rm 312, DTC 

NAS - 150 -- Human Biology 


64888 81DT M 3 6:00-8:40PM Mott Rm 456, DTC 

64890 82PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Mott Rm F1, PRC-Bldg F 

NAS - 161 -- Health Science I 

NOTE: Prerequisite of NAS 161 is completion of high school biology and chemistry or equivalent. 




And M W F 9:00-9:50AM Rm 637, DTC 

65044 02PR M W 4 9:30-10:45AM Staff Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And M W 11AM-12:15PM Rm 237, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64898 03PR M W 4 9:30-10:45AM Staff Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 


64896 04DT M W F 4 2:00-2:50PM Staff Rm 637, DTC 

And M W F 3:00-3:50PM Rm 637, DTC 


And S 12:00-2:40PM Rm 637, DTC 


64902 81DT T Th 4 6:00-7:15PM Staff Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And T Th 4:30-5:45PM Rm 636, DTC 





68674 83PR W 4 7:00-9:40PM Zhu Rm 117, PRC-Massey LTC 


70708 DL01 4 Ezell 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course with required on-campus labs. Scheduled on- 

campus mtg. Jan.16, 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m (PRC) Rm 233-Burnette Hall. 8 labs, Fri.: 1/23, 2/13, 

2/27, 3/13, 3/27, 4/10, 4/24, & 5/1, 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. (PRC) Rm 233-Burnette Hall. Credits 

do not count towards Science degree. 


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65360 41DT M W 4 11AM-1:40PM Ockaili Rm 637, DTC 


NAS - 162 -- Health Science II 

64906 01DT T Th 4 8:00-9:15AM Montpetit Rm 636, DTC 


65054 01PR M W F 4 9:00-9:50AM Neely-Fisher Rm 238, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And M W F 10:00-10:50AM Rm 238, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65052 02DT T Th 4 1:00-2:15PM Dunn Rm 636, DTC 


64908 03PR M W F 4 12:00-12:50PM Premaratne Rm 238, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And M W F 1:00-1:50PM Rm 238, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64910 50DT M 4 6:00-8:40PM Howard Rm 0001, Henrico Fire Trn Ctr 

And W 6:00-8:40PM Rm 0001, Henrico Fire Trn Ctr 

Section 50DT: This class meets in the Henrico Fire Services Administrative Offices at 7701 

East Parham Road. 

64912 81DT T 4 3:00-5:40PM Cannon Rm 637, DTC 

And Th 3:00-5:40PM Rm 637, DTC 

65048 81WC T 4 6:30-9:10PM Ezell Rm 223, WC-Bldg C20 

And Th 6:30-9:10PM Rm 223, WC-Bldg C20 

64914 82DT M W 4 6:00-7:15PM Cannon Rm 626, DTC 

And M W 7:30-8:45PM Rm 636, DTC 

65050 82PR M 4 4:00-6:40PM Carter Rm 238, PRC-Burnette Hall 




65698 DL01 4 Ockaili 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course with required on-campus labs. Scheduled 

on-campus mtg. 1/7, 6-7 p.m. (DTC) Rm 415. 7 labs, Thurs.: 1/15, 1/22, 2/5, 2/26, 3/26, 4/9 & 

4/30, 6-8 p.m. (DTC) Rm. 627. Credits do not count toward the science degree. 

65706 DL02 4 Ezell 

Section DL02: A distance learning Internet course with required on-campus labs. Scheduled 

on-campus mtg. 1/6, 2-4 p.m. (PRC) Rm. 237 Burnette Hall. 9 required labs, Fri.: 1/16, 1/23, 

2/13, 2/27, 3/13, 3/27, 4/10, 4/24 & 5/1, 2-4 p.m. (PRC) Rm. 237-Burnette Hall. Credits do 

not count towards Science degree. 


65362 42DT M W 4 11AM-1:40PM Ockaili Rm 637, DTC 


NUR -- Nursing 

NUR - 27 -- Nurse Aide I 


64036 01DT M T Th F 5 1:00-4:00PM Unholz Rm 625, DTC 

And T 7:30-11:30AM Rm 534, DTC 

And Th 6:45AM-12:00PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

And W 6:45AM-3:30PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

64038 02DT M T W F 5 1:00-4:00PM Boice Rm 625, DTC 

And W 12:30-4:30PM Thornton Rm 534, DTC 


And T 6:45AM-3:30PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

64024 81DT M T Th 5 5:30-8:30PM Boice Rm 625, DTC 

And T 5:30-9:30PM Rm 534, DTC 

And W 5:30-9:30PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

And S 6:45AM-3:30PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


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And W 5:30-9:30PM Rm 534, DTC 

And T 5:30-9:30PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 



64026 31DT M T W Th F 5 1:00-4:00PM Boice Rm 625, DTC 

And T 7:30-11:30AM Unholz Rm 534, DTC 



64028 32DT M T W Th F 5 1:00-4:00PM Boice Rm 625, DTC 

And W 12:30-4:30PM Thornton Rm 534, DTC 




And T 5:30-9:30PM Rm 534, DTC 

And W 5:30-9:30PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 



And W 5:30-9:30PM Cain Rm 534, DTC 

And F 5:30-9:30PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


NUR - 95 -- Nutrition, Diet Therapy, and Food Prep for Home Health Care Assistants 



NUR - 95 -- Health Care Terminology and Documentation 

68458 Z1DT M W 2 10:45AM-12:15PM Staff Rm 436, DTC 


NUR - 111 -- Nursing I 

NOTE: All sections of NUR 111 have a $110 testing fee that will be collected with tuition. 

64012 01DT M 8 9:00-11:40AM Brunner Rm 531, DTC 

And Th 12:00-2:40PM Rm 531, DTC 

And W 8:00-11:30AM Rm 534, DTC 

And F 7:00AM-3:00PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

Section 01DT: A $110 testing fee will be collected with tuition. 

64014 02DT M 8 9:00-11:40AM Rm 531, DTC 

And Th 12:00-2:40PM Rm 531, DTC 

And Th 8:00-11:40AM Rm 534, DTC 



64016 03DT T 8 12:00-2:30PM Ripley Rm 531, DTC 

And Th 9:30AM-12:00PM Rm 513, DTC 

And M 12:30-4:00PM Rm TBA, To Be Announced 



64018 04DT T 8 12:00-2:30PM Ripley Rm 531, DTC 

And Th 12:00-2:40PM Rm 531, DTC 

And T 8:00-11:40AM Rm 513, DTC 



64020 05DT T 8 9:00-11:30AM Stone Rm 531, DTC 

And W 12:00-2:30PM Rm 531, DTC 

And T 12:00-3:30PM Rm 534, DTC 




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64022 06DT T 8 12:00-2:40AM Stone Rm 531, DTC 

And W 12:00-2:30PM Rm 531, DTC 

And M 12:00-3:30PM Jack Rm 534, DTC 



NUR - 112 -- Nursing II 

NOTE: All sections of NUR 112 have a $110 testing fee that will be collected with tuition. 

65084 01DT T 7 8:00AM-12:00PM Moore Rm 412D, DTC 







And Th 6:30AM-4:00PM Shuster Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


65910 04DT Th 7 8:00AM-12:00PM McCuistion Rm 412D, DTC 


65090 05DT Th 7 8:00AM-12:00PM McCuistion Rm 531, DTC 

And F 6:30AM-4:00PM Mercer Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


65092 06DT Th 7 8:00AM-12:00PM McCuistion Rm 531, DTC 

And T 8:00AM-12:00PM Staff Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


65094 07DT W 7 8:00AM-12:00PM Prillaman Rm TBA, To Be Announced 



70802 08DT W 7 8:00AM-12:00PM Prillaman Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And W 6:30AM-4:00PM Taylor Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

NUR - 115 -- LPN Transition 

65468 01DT W 3 8:00-11:00AM Stone Rm 531, DTC 

Section 01DT: MUST HAVE PRIOR APPROVAL TO REGISTER. 

NUR - 135 -- Drug Dosage Calculations 

64034 01DT M 2 11AM-12:40PM Whitehurst Rm 353, DTC 

64040 02DT M 2 4:00-5:40PM Whitehurst Rm 353, DTC 

69746 03DT F 2 1:00-3:00PM Whitehurst Rm 512, DTC 


NUR - 136 -- Principles of Pharmacology I 

NOTE: Must take HIT 110-DL01 concurrently with NUR 136-DL01. 

69303 DL01 1 Olsen 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course Scheduled on-campus meeting Jan. 8, 6:00- 

9:40 p.m. (DTC) Room 462A. 

NUR - 204 -- Mental Health Nursing 


NOTE: All sections of NUR 204 have a $62.50 testing fee that will be collected with tuition. 

64404 01DT T 6 9:00-11:50AM Clark Rm 512, DTC 

And W 1:00-3:40PM Rm 512, DTC 



Section 02DT: A $62.50 testing fee will be collected with tuition. 


And W 1:00-3:40PM Rm 512, DTC 

And T 4:00-9:30PM Lentz Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 




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And W 1:00-3:40PM Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And W 5:00-10:00PM Matthews Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 





And W 1:00-3:40PM Rm 412D, DTC 




64382 32DT W 6 9:00-11:40AM Clark Rm 412D, DTC 

And T 9:00-11:40AM Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And Th 7:00AM-2:00PM Lentz Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

And T 3:00-9:00PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


64386 33DT T 6 9:00-11:40AM Clark Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And W 1:00-3:40PM Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And W 5:00-10:00PM Matthews Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 



NUR - 206 -- Maternity/Women's Health Nursing 



64414 01DT M 6 8:00AM-12:00PM Niculescu Rm 412D, DTC 

And T 8:00-10:00AM Rm 352, DTC 

And T 10AM-2:30PM Rm 340, DTC 




And T 8:00-10:00AM Rm 352, DTC 


And Th 7:00AM-5:00PM Mathews Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


64418 03DT M 6 8:00AM-12:00PM Hatcher Rm 421, DTC 






And F 7:00AM-5:00PM Robinson Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 




And T 8:00-10:00AM Rm 421, DTC 


And F 7:00AM-5:00PM Robinson Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


64424 32DT M 6 8:00AM-12:00PM Niculescu Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And T 8:00-10:00AM Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

And T 10AM-2:30PM Rm TBA, To Be Announced 




And Th 8:00-10:00AM Rm 512, DTC 

And Th 10AM-2:30PM Rm 512, DTC 

And T 7:00AM-5:00PM Staff Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 



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And Th 8:00-10:00AM Rm 512, DTC 

And Th 10AM-2:30PM Rm 512, DTC 

And F 7:00AM-5:00PM Mathews Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


NUR - 207 -- Pediatric Nursing 



64392 01DT T Th 6 9:00AM-12:00PM Wilkinson Rm 574, DTC 

And T 12:30-4:00PM Rm 550, DTC 



64394 02DT T Th 6 9:00AM-12:00PM Wilkinson Rm 574, DTC 

And M 12:30-4:00PM Brunner Rm 572, DTC 

And F 12:45-10:00PM Lowerre Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


64396 03DT T Th 6 9:00AM-12:00PM Cosby Rm 662, DTC 

And T 12:30-4:00PM Rm 574, DTC 




And W 12:30-4:00PM Rm 574, DTC 




64390 31DT T Th 6 9:00-11:40AM Wilkinson Rm 574, DTC 

And T 12:30-4:00PM Rm 550, DTC 

And F 6:45AM-4:00PM Maters Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


64434 32DT T Th 6 9:00-11:00AM Wilkinson Rm 574, DTC 

And Th 1:00-4:00PM Rm 572, DTC 




And T 1:00-4:00PM Ripley Rm TBA, To Be Announced 




And W 12:30-4:00PM Rm 512, DTC 

And F 12:45-10:00PM Perry Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

NUR - 208 -- Acute Medical-Surgical Nursing 



64398 01DT T W 6 12:00-3:00PM Parrish Rm 421, DTC 

And Th F 6:30AM-4:00PM Jackson-Jones Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 



And Th F 6:30AM-4:00PM Sadek Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


64402 03DT T W 6 12:00-3:00PM Brittingham Rm 412D, DTC 

And Th F 6:30AM-4:00PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


64438 04DT T W 6 12:00-3:00PM Brittingham Rm 412D, DTC 

And M Th 6:30AM-4:00PM Hayden Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 



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And Th F 6:30AM-4:00PM Jackson-Jones Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 



And Th F 6:30AM-4:00PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


64442 33DT T W 6 12:00-3:00PM Brittingham Rm 328, DTC 

And Th F 6:30AM-4:00PM Sadek Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


64428 34DT T W 6 12:00-3:00PM Brittingham Rm 328, DTC 

And M Th 6:30AM-4:00PM Hayden Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 


NUR - 226 -- Health Assessment 

65098 01DT F 2 8:30-11:30AM Moore Rm 550, DTC 

And F 11:30AM-12:30PM Rm 550, DTC 

65100 02DT W 2 12:00-1:00PM Damico Rm 550, DTC 

And W 1:00-4:00PM Rm 550, DTC 

65916 03DT T 2 12:00-1:00PM Rm 550, DTC 

And T 1:00-4:00PM Rm 550, DTC 

65102 04DT W 2 8:00-9:00AM McCuistion Rm 550, DTC 

And W 9:00AM-12:00PM Rm 550, DTC 

65106 05DT M 2 8:00AM-12:00PM Prillaman Rm 550, DTC 

70817 06DT W 2 4:00-5:00PM Damico Rm 550, DTC 

And W 5:00-8:00PM Rm 550, DTC 

NUR - 265 -- Electrocardiogram Interpretation 


Note: Call Vivian Biggers for more information at 379-3366. There is no text for this class 

located in the conference room at Johnston Willis Hospital. 

69838 01DT T 2 6:00-9:00PM O Donnell Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

OPT -- Opticianry 

OPT - 105 -- Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology of the Eye 

65402 DL01 3 Metten-Modrak 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Virtual Orientation Jan. 12th, 8 p.m. Check 

your student email account for a message from the instructor about how to access the online 

orientation meeting. 

OPT - 121 -- Optical Theory I 


70713 DL01 3 Staff 




OPT - 122 -- Optical Theory II 

64986 01DT T Th 3 9:00-10:15AM Green Rm 583, DTC 

64464 DL01 3 Green 





______________________________________________________________________________________ 



70714 DL02 3 Staff 

Section DL02: A distance learning Internet course. Continuation for students enrolled in 

Spring 09 OPT 121-DL01 8-Week course. 

OPT - 150 -- Optical Laboratory Theory I 


70715 DL01 3 Staff 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Virtual Orientation Jan.12th, 7 p.m. Check 



OPT - 151 -- Optical Laboratory Theory II 

64454 01DT T Th 3 10:30-11:45AM Hammond Rm 583, DTC 

64462 DL01 3 Hammond 





70717 DL02 3 Staff 


Spring 09 OPT 150-DL01 8-Week course. 

OPT - 152 -- Optical Laboratory Clinical I 


70718 DL01 3 Staff 



orientation meeting. Requires 12 clinical hours a week. 

OPT - 153 -- Optical Laboratory Clinical II 

64446 01DT T Th 3 12:00-2:30PM Hammond Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

64456 DL01 3 Hammond 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Email the instructor, Kenneth Hammond, 

at: khammond@reynolds.edu, in the first week with your clinical site information. 


70719 DL02 3 Staff 


Spring 09 OPT 152-DL01 8-Week course. Requires 12 clinical hours a week. 

OPT - 253 -- Current Optical Trends 

64444 01DT M W 2 3:00-3:50PM Hammond Rm 583, DTC 

64452 DL01 2 Green 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. 

OPT - 272 -- Optical Dispensing Clinical III 

64450 01DT M W 3 11:30AM-2:30PM Green Rm 564, DTC 

And S 9:00AM-12:10PM Rm 564, DTC 

64458 DL01 3 Tibbett 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Email instructor, Annemarie Tibbett, at: 

atibbett@reynolds.edu in the first week with your clinical site information. 

OPT - 274 -- Contact Lens Theory II 


Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Virtual Orientation Jan.13th 8 p.m. Check 




______________________________________________________________________________________ 


OPT - 280 -- Contact Lens Clinical 

64448 01DT M W 3 8:45-11:15AM Metten-Modrak Rm 520, DTC 

Section 01DT: Virtual Orientation Jan. 13th 8:30 p.m. Check your student email account for 

a message from the instructor about how to access the online orientation meeting. 


Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Virtual Orientation Jan. 13th 8:30 p.m. 

Check your student email account for a message from the instructor about how to access the 

online orientation meeting. 

PED -- Physical Education & Recreation 

PED - 103 -- Aerobic Fitness I 

NOTE: All co-ed aerobic classes utilize cardio-respiratory exercises that will utilize impact 

movements, steps, cross training, ab work, flexibility and some weight training. Five classes 

will be held offsite. 

64474 01DT M W 2 9:00-10:15AM Williams Rm B30, DTC 

64988 01PR T Th 2 11AM-12:15PM Williams Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

65066 02DT M W 2 11AM-12:15PM Williams Rm B30, DTC 

64502 02PR T Th 2 1:00-2:15PM Williams Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

65670 03PR T Th 2 3:00-4:15PM Williams Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64476 04DT M W 2 1:00-2:15PM Williams Rm B30, DTC 

64472 81DT M W 2 5:45-7:00PM Walker Rm B30, DTC 

PED - 109 -- Yoga 

65586 01PR T Th 2 8:00-9:15AM Cochran Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 01PR: Must provide your own yoga mat. 

65588 02PR T Th 2 9:30-10:45AM Cochran Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 02PR: Must provide own yoga mat. 

70636 81DT M W 2 4:00-5:15PM Cochran Rm B30, DTC 

PED - 111 -- Weight Training I 

64470 01PR M W 2 8:00-9:15AM Wojcik Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


65978 03PR M W 2 1:00-2:15PM Wojcik Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

67584 81PR M W 2 5:30-6:45PM Smith Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

70633 82PR T Th 2 5:30-6:45PM Hurtubise Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

PED - 112 -- Weight Training II 

Note: Students may attend any one of the PED 111 class times. 


PED - 123 -- Tennis I 


64498 01PR M W 2 1:00-3:40PM Gray Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64500 02PR T Th 2 1:00-3:40PM Gray Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

PED - 133 -- Golf I 


64488 01DT M W 1 4:00-4:50PM Ricks Rm CRS, Crossings Golf Course 

Section 01DT: Beginning/Intermediate Class. PGA professional instruction. Additional fee 

of $75 payable to Crossings Golf Course required at first meeting. 8 sessions w/PGA Professionals. 

Add'l class time arranged. Directions 261-0000. Have own clubs. 


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PED - 137 -- Martial Arts I 

64496 81DT W 1 7:15-8:55PM Hill Rm B30, DTC 

Section 81DT: Aikido - Modern Japanese Martial Art that emphasizes harmonious movement to 

neutralize an attack. Practice involve cooperative, interactive, hand to hand techniques that 

result in rolling and falling on a mat. Practices are cooperative and non-combative. 

64486 81PR M 1 7:00-8:40PM Proffitt Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 81PR: Karate--Classes are presented in traditional format with emphasis on physical 

fitness, basic techniques, katas and sparring. The environment is interactive and safe, sparring 

is medium controlled contact. 

64492 82PR W 1 7:00-8:40PM Frank Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 82PR: Karate--Classes are presented in traditional format with emphasis on physical 

fitness, basic techniques, katas and sparring. The environment is interactive and safe, sparring 

is medium controlled contact. 

64482 83PR T 1 7:00-8:40PM Sheldon Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

Section 83PR: Aikido-Modern Japanese Martial Art that emphasizes harmonious movement to neutralize 

an attack. Practice involve cooperative, interactive, hand to hand techniques that result 

in rolling and falling on a mat. Practices are co-operative and non-combative. 

PED - 138 -- Martial Arts II 

Note: Intermediate Aikido. PED 137 is required for all students regardless of skill level. 

64466 81DT W 1 7:15-8:55PM Hill Rm B30, DTC 

64484 81PR M 1 7:00-8:40PM Proffitt Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64480 82PR W 1 7:00-8:40PM Frank Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64494 83PR T 1 7:00-8:40PM Sheldon Rm 105, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

PED - 144 -- Skin and Scuba Diving 


64478 81PR F 2 6:30-10:30PM Weatherford Rm POOL, Va Rehab Ctr-Blind 

And S 8:00AM-5:00PM Rm POOL, Va Rehab Ctr-Blind 

And U 8:00AM-5:00PM Rm POOL, Va Rehab Ctr-Blind 

Section 81PR: Orientation meeting 4/7 @ 7 PM, Dive Shop, 270-0700. Need intermediate swimming 

skills. $200 fee for book, electronic dive planner & equip. $125 certification fee covers 

equip. for 2 days of diving, cost of quarry for 2 days and certifying diver w/ PADI. 

PED - 189 -- Saltwater Fishing 


NOTE: Basic salt water fishing course that will cover rods, reels, baits, artificial, rigs, 

knots, and beach and pier tactics. Field trip on Sunday to Ocean View Pier. Provide own 

transportation. Pier cost $5. Check Blackboard for class details. 

64490 81PR F 1 6:00-10:00PM Wojcik Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And S 8:00AM-5:00PM Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And U 9:00AM-5:00PM Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

PHI -- Philosophy 

PHI - 101 -- Introduction to Philosophy I 


64064 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Latartara Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65748 DL01 3 Sander 



PHI - 220 -- Ethics 

65516 01DT T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Sander Rm 336, DTC 

67126 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Deane Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67122 02DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Sander Rm 336, DTC 

64852 02PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Deane Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64856 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Latartara Rm 336, DTC 

64854 81PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Leonard Rm 147, PRC-Burnette Hall 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


66136 82PR M 3 4:00-6:40PM Latartara Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64920 DL01 3 Dahlan-Taylor 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Instructor, Magfirah Dahlan-Taylor, will 

email students (between Jan. 12th-16th) regarding the virtual orientation and other class information. 

64936 DL02 3 Dahlan-Taylor 

Section DL02: A distance learning Internet course. Instructor, Magfirah Dahlan-Taylor, will 

email students (between Jan. 12th-16th) regarding the virtual orientation and other class information. 

65750 DL03 3 Staff 

Section DL03: A distance learning Internet course. Instructor will email students (between 

Jan. 2th-16th) regarding the virtual orientation and other class information. 

PHT -- Photography 

PHT - 164 -- Introduction to Digital Photography 

NOTE: Teaches principles of photography, fundamental camera technique, and inkjet printing 

using digital tools, including Adobe Photoshop; a manually adjustable film or digital camera 

is required; transferable as an approved elective with consent of individual curricular department. 

67513 01PR M W 3 1:00-3:15PM Beck Rm 217, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67514 02PR T Th 3 9:30-11:45AM Beck Rm 217, PRC-Burnette Hall 

PHT - 264 -- Digital Photography II 

NOTE: Continues to build on photographic skill levels in the digital medium; may be used 

for substitution for discontinued PHT 211 or 212 for students completing the Career Studies 

Certificate in Photography by the end of Spring 09; a manually adjustable film or digital camera 

is required; transferable as an approved elective with consent of individual curricular department. 

67516 81PR M W 3 6:00-8:15PM Beck Rm 217, PRC-Burnette Hall 

PHY -- Physics 

PHY - 201 -- General College Physics I 

NOTE: Prerequisite for PHY 201 is MTH 166 or completion of both MTH 115 and MTH 116 or equivalent. 

The laboratory will meet for the complete time the first week of class. 

64858 01PR M W 4 1:00-2:15PM Ochab Rm 239, PRC-Burnette Hall 


PHY - 202 -- General College Physics II 

NOTE: Prerequisite for PHY 202 is completion of PHY 201. The laboratory will meet for the complete 

time the first week of class. 

64860 01PR T Th 4 11AM-12:15PM Ochab Rm 239, PRC-Burnette Hall 


64862 81PR M 4 7:00-9:40PM Goode Rm 239, PRC-Burnette Hall 


PHY - 242 -- University Physics II 

NOTE: Prerequisite completion of PHY 241 and MTH 174. The laboratory will meet for the complete 

time the first week of classes. 

64864 01PR M W 4 11AM-12:15PM Ochab Rm 239, PRC-Burnette Hall 

And F 11AM-1:40PM Rm 239, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64866 81PR Th 4 7:00-9:40PM Ochab Rm 239, PRC-Burnette Hall 



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PLS -- Political Science 

PLS - 135 -- American National Politics 

64066 DL01 3 Zollars 






PLS - 212 -- United States Government II 

67422 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Merid Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

7424 02PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Merid Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

4504 81PR M 3 7:00-9:40PM Rutman Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67427 82PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Merid Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 




PNE -- Practical Nursing 

PNE - 145 -- Trends in Practical Nursing 

65128 01DT W 1 12:00-12:50PM Carr Rm 337, DTC 

PNE - 187 -- Nursing Concepts II 

64050 01DT M 9 9:00-11:15AM Carr Rm 512, DTC 

And W 9:00-11:15AM Rm 312, DTC 

And T F 6:30AM-4:30PM Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

64052 02DT M 9 9:00-11:15AM Carr Rm 512, DTC 

And W 9:00-11:15AM Rm 559, DTC 

And F 6:30AM-4:30PM Staff Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

PNE - 188 -- Nursing Concepts III 

65130 01DT M 6 2:00-4:00PM Staff Rm 559, DTC 

And Th 2:00-4:00PM Rm 559, DTC 



And Th 2:00-4:00PM Rm TBA, To Be Announced 


PSY -- Psychology 

PSY - 165 -- Psychology of Human Sexuality 

64068 01PR M W 3 1:00-2:15PM Cline Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

PSY - 201 -- Introduction to Psychology I 

64510 01DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Pinney Rm 339, DTC 

64524 01PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Gava Rm 250, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64514 02DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Pinney Rm 339, DTC 

64526 02PR M 3 1:00-3:40PM Gayle Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64528 03PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Gayle Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

4530 04PR W 3 1:00-3:40PM Gayle Rm 145, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64532 05PR M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Cline Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

65196 06PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM Gayle Rm 250, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64520 81DT T 3 6:00-8:40PM Carlton Rm 336, DTC 

64508 81PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Cline Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


64546 DL01 3 Pinney 



65866 DL02 3 Ferebee 




Section DL03: A distance learning Internet. Scheduled on-campus meeting 9:00-10:30 a.m. (PRC) 

Room 208-Burnette Hall. 

PSY - 202 -- Introduction to Psychology II 

64536 01PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM Cline Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 



67432 04PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Gava Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 

4534 05PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Gava Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65520 06PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Gava Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67419 07PR F 3 3:10-5:50PM Cannon Rm 250, PRC-Burnette Hall 





65874 DL02 3 Face 




Section DL03: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting Jan.10, 10:30 


PSY - 205 -- Personal Conflict and Crisis Management 


67442 81PR M W 3 7:00-9:40PM Cline Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 

PSY - 215 -- Abnormal Psychology 

64542 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Cline Rm 369, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

PSY - 230 -- Developmental Psychology 

64512 01DT M W 3 1:00-2:15PM Pinney Rm 339, DTC 

64516 02DT M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Cannon Rm 336, DTC 

70542 40DT F 3 3:10-5:50PM Gruszkos Rm 428, DTC 

Section 40DT: A Fuel Smart class. See page 110 for other Fuel Smart classes. 


64522 81PR T 3 4:00-6:40PM Evans Rm 250, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65204 82DT W 3 2:00-4:40PM Reifsteck Rm 336, DTC 

65202 82PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

5880 83DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Reifsteck Rm 341, DTC 

5370 83PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Gettle Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

4550 DL01 3 Fisher 


9:00-10:30 a.m. (DTC) Room 415. 

64552 DL02 3 Evans 



64554 DL03 3 Evans 


10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 119-Burnette Hall. 

64556 DL04 3 Evans 


4:30-6:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462B. 

67462 DL05 3 Pinney 

Section DL05: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting Jan. 10th, 12:30- 



______________________________________________________________________________________ 


67463 DL06 3 Durrett 


6:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 415. 

PSY - 235 -- Child Psychology 

64544 81DT W 3 4:00-6:40PM Brady Rm 339, DTC 

REA -- Real Estate 

REA - 100 -- Principles of Real Estate 

65442 01PR M 4 6:00-10:10PM Bloom Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

REA - 216 -- Real Estate Appraisal 

65444 81PR T 4 6:00-10:10PM Nelson Rm 331, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

REA - 217 -- Real Estate Finance 

65952 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Staff Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

REA - 290 -- Real Estate Coordinated Internship 

64868 81PR Th 1 5:00-5:50PM Nelson Rm 122, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 81PR: Internship needs permission of Mr. Nelson at snelson@reynolds.edu or Mr. Osuanah 

at 523-5481 or cosuanah @reynolds.edu. 

REL -- Religion 

REL - 231 -- Religions of the World I 

65752 DL01 3 Harris 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting January 10th, 


REL - 232 -- Religions of the World II 

67129 81PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Herbst Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

REL - 233 -- Introduction to Islam 

67130 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Herbst Rm 120, PRC-Burnette Hall 

REL - 255 -- Selected Problems and Issues in Religion: Women and the Bible 

65820 DL01 3 Harris 



REL - 255 -- Selected Problems and Issues in Religion: Christianity in Film 

62766 81PR T 3 7:00-9:40PM Leonard Rm 132, PRC-Burnette Hall 

RTH -- Respiratory Therapy 

RTH - 102 -- Integrated Sciences for Respiratory Care 

64076 01DT T 3 4:00-6:40PM Dever Rm 555, DTC 

65146 DL01 3 Dever 



______________________________________________________________________________________ 


RTH - 113 -- Pathophysiology of the Cardiopulmonary System 

64078 01DT T 4 9:00-11:40AM Compton Rm 555, DTC 

And Open Lab Wallace Rm 555, DTC 

64080 02DT T 4 9:00-11:40AM Compton Rm 555, DTC 

And Open Lab Cherian Rm 555, DTC 

64070 DL01 4 Compton 

Baughman 



Baughman 



Baughman 



Baughman 



Baughman 


RTH - 121 -- Cardiopulmonary Science I 

64082 01DT W 3 4:00-6:40PM Whitehurst Rm 379, DTC 

65148 DL01 3 Whitehurst 


RTH - 131 -- Respiratory Care Theory and Procedures I 

64084 01DT T 4 1:00-3:40PM Wallace Rm 512, DTC 

And Open Lab Marchi Rm 555, DTC 


And Open Lab Baughman Rm 555, DTC 

64088 03DT T 4 1:00AM-3:40PM Wallace Rm 512, DTC 

And Open Lab Cherian Rm 555, DTC 

64074 DL01 4 Austin 

Baughman 



Baughman 



Baughman 



Baughman 


RTH - 190 -- Coordinated Practice - NCC I 

64090 01DT Open Lab 3 Massino Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

Austin Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

Compton Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

64094 03DT Open Lab 3 Austin Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 

Massino Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 








68355 33DT Open Lab 3 Compton Rm 0001, Area Hlth Agencies 




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RTH - 190 -- Coordinated Practice - NCC II 



















RTH - 199 -- NCC Exam Prep 

64922 01DT Open Lab 1 Massino Rm 555, DTC 



RTH - 235 -- Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures II 


64882 DL01 3 Wallace 








And Open Lab Rm 555, DTC 



RTH - 236 -- Critical Care Monitoring 


65388 01DT T 3 4:00-8:00PM Rm 559, DTC 

And Open Lab Wooton Rm 555, DTC 

65398 02DT T 3 4:00-8:00PM Wooton Rm 559, DTC 



64884 DL01 3 Wooton 


65384 DL02 3 

65384 DL02 3 


69338 DL03 3 Wooton 



______________________________________________________________________________________ 


RTH - 290 -- Coordinated Practice ACC/NPCC III 










RTH - 290 -- Coordinated Practice - ACC/NPCC IV 










RTH - 299 -- Exam Prep II 

NOTE: All sections of RTH 299 have a $260 testing fee that will be collected with tuition. 

65390 01DT Open Lab 1 Massino Rm 555, DTC 



Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. A $260 testing fee will be collected with 

tuition. 

SDV -- Student Development 

SDV - 100 -- College Success Skills 


LEARNING COMMUNITY: Conquering College Math (PRISMM Plus) 

69586 01CP Th 1 9:00-10:30AM Morrison Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

Section 01CP: Linked by course content and assignments with Parham Road Campus (PRC) PRISMM 

MTH 2, 3, or 4. Co-enrollment in any PRC PRISMM MTH 2, 3, or 4 is REQUIRED. 

65764 01DT T 1 11AM-12:30PM Caul Rm 436, DTC 

Section 01DT: For students with fewer than 16 semester hours completed. 

65782 01PR F 1 1:00-2:30PM Buchanan-Foster Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

Section 01PR: Restricted to students in the JSR LEAD program. Register through the Student 

Success Centers. 

65766 03DT T 1 1:00-2:30PM Caul Rm 313, DTC 


65778 03PR M 1 11AM-12:30PM Gregg-Martin Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

Section 03PR: For students with fewer than 16 hours completed. 

65772 05DT F 1 1:00-2:30PM Goldsborough Rm 313, DTC 

Section 05DT: For students with fewer than 16 hours completed. 

65800 06PR T 1 11AM-12:30PM Beale Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 


6056 09PR Th 1 12:00-1:30PM Morrison Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

8167 12PR W 1 12:00-1:30PM Herndon Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

Section 12PR: For students with fewer than 16 semester hours completed. 

65768 81DT M 1 6:00-7:30PM Lyons Rm 414, DTC 

65780 81PR M 1 7:00-8:30PM Baumgardner Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R23 

6018 85PR Th 1 5:00-6:30PM Shutt Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

8138 86DT Th 1 6:00-7:30PM Lomax-Brown Rm 336, DTC 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


68149 86PR T 1 5:30-7:00PM Carroll Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

4972 DL01 1 Herndon 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course Scheduled on-campus meeting January 9, 5:00- 

6:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462B. 


Section DL02: A distance learning Internet course. Instructor, Barbara Havens, will email 

students (between 1/12-1/16) regarding the virtual orientation and other class information. 

68242 DL05 1 Harrell 





LEARNING COMMUNITY: Conquering College Math (PRISMM Plus) 

69593 02CP M 1 1:00-2:30PM Morrison Rm TBA, To Be Announced 

Section 02CP: Linked by course content and assignments with Parham Road Campus (PRC) PRISMM 

MTH 2, 3, or 4. Co-enrollment in any PRC PRISMM MTH 2, 3, or 4 is REQUIRED. 

65784 02DT T 1 11AM-12:30PM Wilkerson Rm 432, DTC 

65796 02PR T 1 11AM-12:30PM Caul Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 


65790 04DT F 1 10:30AM-12:00PM Harrell Rm 313, DTC 

Section 04DT: This section is designed for African American males. Register through the Student 

Success Center. 

65798 04PR T 1 1:00-2:30PM Caul Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

5788 06DT F 1 1:00-2:30PM Goldsborough Rm 313, DTC 


65802 08PR Th 1 12:00-1:30PM Morrison Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

Section 08PR: For students with fewer than 16 hours completed. 

65806 10PR S 1 9:00-10:30AM Staff Rm 248, PRC-Burnette Hall 

68162 11PR M 1 11AM-12:30PM Gregg-Martin Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R22 

8171 13PR W 1 12:00-1:30PM Herndon Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 


65786 82DT M 1 6:00-7:30PM Lyons Rm 414, DTC 

65794 82PR M 1 7:00-8:30PM Baumgardner Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 


65792 84DT Th 1 6:00-7:30PM Lomax-Brown Rm 336, DTC 

68156 87PR T 1 5:30-7:00PM Carroll Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R21 

5138 DL03 1 Fisher 

Section DL03: A distance learning Internet course. Restricted to students with 30 or more 

achieved semester hours and a 2.5 or higher GPA. Permission to register through Student Success 

Centers. Scheduled on-campus meeting March 9, 5:00-6:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462A. 

68220 DL04 1 Larue 


6:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462B. 

SDV - 107 -- Career Education 

NOTE For SDV 107.01DT, SDV 107.01PR and SDV 107.02PR: Placement into ENG 111. SDV 107 is designed 

for students who want to investigate teaching as a career. SDV 107 may be substituted for SDV 

100. SDV 107 will have 10 hours of observation field placement. 

64994 01DT T 2 11AM-12:50PM Loving Rm 670, DTC 

63404 01PR T Th 2 11:00-11:50AM Amy Rm 2A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 

3406 02PR T 2 3:15-4:55PM Amy Rm 338, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

LEARNING COMMUNITY: Urban Teacher 

65692 03CP M 2 5:00-6:50PM Hasley Rm 119, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 03CP: SDV 107-03CP and ENG 111-81CP are linked together by course content and assignments. 


64976 DL01 2 Loving 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meetings Jan. 12, 2:30- 

4:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 380 , Feb. 16, 2:30-5:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 380 & May 4, 2:30-5:30 p.m. 

(DTC) Room 328. Students must be able to participate in a field placement in the Richmond area. 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


SOC -- Sociology 

SOC - 200 -- Principles of Sociology 

65542 01DT M W F 3 8:00-8:50AM Plume Rm 336, DTC 

64560 01PR M W F 3 8:00-8:50AM Morrison Rm 365, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 


64562 02PR M W F 3 9:00-9:50AM D Andrea Rm 220, PRC-Massey LTC 


64564 03PR M W F 3 10:00-10:50AM D Andrea Rm 1A&B, PRC-Bldg R24 


65540 04CP M W F 3 11:00-11:50AM Morrison Rm 132A, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 04CP: SOC 200-04CP, ENG 112-05CP, and HIS 122-02CP are linked by course content and 

assignments. Enrollment in all three classes is REQUIRED. 

64566 05PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM D Andrea Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 

70082 40PR F 3 7:00-9:40PM Staff Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 


64942 81DT T 3 4:00-6:40PM Plume Rm 339, DTC 

64568 82DT Th 3 6:00-8:40PM Sulivan Rm 312, DTC 

64574 DL01 3 D Andrea 



64580 DL02 3 Carter 


11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 462A. 



a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (DTC) Room 462A. 

SOC - 210 -- Survey of Physical and Cultural Anthropology 

68145 01PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM D Andrea Rm 218, PRC-Massey LTC 

64570 02DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Plume Rm 414, DTC 

65212 81EC W 3 6:00-8:40PM Martin Rm E5, Varina High School 

Section 81EC: This section is being taught at Varina High School in Eastern Henrico County. 



9:00-10:30 a.m. (PRC) Room 224-Massey Library Tech. Center. 

SOC - 215 -- Sociology of the Family 

64582 01DT T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Plume Rm 370, DTC 


Section DL01: A distance education Internet course. Scheduled on-campus meeting January 10, 

11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (PRC) Room 224-Massey Library Tech. Center. 



2:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 462A. 

SPA -- Spanish 

SPA - 101 -- Beginning Spanish I 

64590 01DT T Th 4 11AM-12:40PM Espiritu Rm 352, DTC 

64584 01PR M T W Th 4 8:00-8:50AM Staff Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64630 02DT T Th 4 9:00-10:50AM Espiritu Rm 353, DTC 

64586 02PR T Th 4 9:00-10:40AM Ossandon Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64592 04PR M W 4 1:00-2:40PM Ossandon Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64596 05PR T Th 4 11AM-12:40PM Ossandon Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65730 06HP M 4 11AM-12:40PM Quintero Rm 232, PRC-Burnette Hall 





______________________________________________________________________________________ 


64628 07PR M W 4 11AM-12:40PM Collins Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64632 08PR M W F 4 9:00-9:50AM Restrepo Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 


65150 09PR T Th 4 11AM-12:40PM Ossandon Rm 344, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

65962 10PR T Th 4 1:00-2:40PM Tucker Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65560 81DT M W 4 6:30-8:10PM Fulcher Rm 428, DTC 

64598 81PR M W 4 5:00-6:40PM Schreurs Rm 250, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64594 82PR T Th 4 5:00-6:40PM Ossandon Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64588 91PR S 4 8:00-11:30AM Restrepo Rm 209, PRC-Burnette Hall 



67113 03DT M T W Th 4 8:00-9:50AM Staff Rm 352, DTC 

67882 03PR M T W Th 4 8:00-9:50AM Staff Rm F1, PRC-Bldg F 

SPA - 102 -- Beginning Spanish II 

64600 01DT M W 4 1:00-2:40PM Espiritu Rm 337, DTC 

65234 01PR M W F 4 9:00-9:50AM Quintero Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 


64626 02PR M W 4 10:00-11:50AM Carson Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64604 03PR M W 4 10:00-11:50AM Restrepo Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64606 04PR M W 4 11AM-12:40PM Ossandon Rm 331, PRC-Georgiadis Hall 

64608 05PR M W 4 1:00-2:40PM Collins Rm 122, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64610 06PR M W 4 5:00-6:40PM Collins Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67112 07PR M T W Th 4 8:00-8:50AM Carson Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67874 08PR T Th 4 11AM-12:40PM Tucker Rm F1, PRC-Bldg F 

64602 81DT T Th 4 5:00-6:40PM Espiritu Rm 337, DTC 

64614 81PR M W 4 7:00-8:40PM Schreurs Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64612 91PR S 4 8:00-11:30AM Schreurs Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 


SPA - 103 -- Basic Spoken Spanish I 


SPA - 111 -- Conversation in Spanish I 


SPA - 201 -- Intermediate Spanish I 

64622 01PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Carson Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64624 81PR W 3 6:30-9:10PM Warnick Rm 204, PRC-Burnette Hall 

SPA - 202 -- Intermediate Spanish II 

64616 01PR T Th 3 9:30-10:45AM Carson Rm 207, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64618 81PR M 3 6:30-9:10PM Warnick Rm 203, PRC-Burnette Hall 

SPD -- Speech and Drama 

SPD - 100 -- Principles of Public Speaking 

64102 01DT T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Boyd Rm 559, DTC 

64100 01PR M W 3 1:00-2:15PM Loomis Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 

65350 02PR T Th 3 1:00-2:15PM Topoushian Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 

67095 40PR F 3 12:00-2:40PM Loomis Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 

Section 40PR: Fuel Friday 

64108 81DT W 3 6:00-8:40PM Topoushian Rm 559, DTC 

64104 81PR T 3 4:00-6:40PM De Riemer Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64110 82PR Th 3 7:00-9:40PM Topoushian Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 

64106 83PR W 3 7:00-9:40PM Boyd Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 


______________________________________________________________________________________ 


64112 DL01 3 De Riemer 

Section DL01: A distance learning Internet course with on-campus meetings. Scheduled on-campus 

meeting Jan. 14, 4:00-4:50 p.m. (PRC) Room 119-Burnette Hall. The class will have four additional 

on-campus meetings 5:00-8:00 p.m. (DTC) Room 339, Mondays: 2/2, 2/23, 3/30 & 4/27. 

64114 DL02 3 De Riemer 

Section DL02: A distance learning Internet course with on-campus meetings. Scheduled on-campus 

meeting January 14, 5:00-5:50 p.m. (PRC) Room 119-Burnette Hall. The class will have four additional 

on-campus meetings 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (PRC) Room 117-Burnette Hall, Saturdays: 1/31, 2/28, 

4/4 & 5/2. 

SPD - 110 -- Introduction to Speech Communications 

65358 01DT Th 3 4:00-6:40PM De Riemer Rm 370, DTC 

67094 01PR T Th 3 11AM-12:15PM Topoushian Rm 117, PRC-Burnette Hall 

WEL -- Welding 

WEL - 120 -- Fundamentals of Welding 

64116 01WC T 2 8:30-11:40AM Vaughan Rm 133, WC-Bldg C20 

64118 06WC M 2 6:00-9:40PM Ruqus Rm 133, WC-Bldg C20 

WEL - 121 -- Arc Welding 

67801 01WC Th 2 8:00AM-12:10PM Vaughan Rm 133, WC-Bldg C20 

64938 06WC W 2 6:00-10:15PM Ruqus Rm 133, WC-Bldg C20 

WEL - 145 -- Welding Metallurgy 

67804 06WC T 3 6:00-8:30PM Vaughan Rm 133, WC-Bldg C20 

WEL - 195 -- Ornamental Welding 

70707 06WC Th 2 6:00-9:40PM Vaughan Rm 133, WC-Bldg C20 


110 


Spring 2009 Fuel $mart Friday Course Schedule 

After a very successful first semester, JSR is expanding Fuel Smart Friday to include all three campuses and some Saturday classes. 

PRC 

DTC 

WTC 

PRC 

DTC 

WTC 

8:00 – 11:40 AM Noon – 2:40 PM 3:10 – 5:50 PM 5:00 – 9:40 PM 

ENG 111-17PR 

(8:00 – 10:40AM) 

ITE 115-19PR 

(9:00 – 11:40AM) 

ENG 111-06DT 

(8:00 – 10:40AM) 

ITE 115-08DT 

(9:00 – 11:40AM) 

MTH 103-02WC 

(8:00 – 10:40AM) 

Friday Classes 

ENG 112-10PR PSY 202-07PR 

MTH 163-07PR ITE 115-14PR 

MTH 240-02DT 

(12:20 – 3:00PM) 


PSY 230-40DT 

ENG 112-07DT ITE 115-14DT 

ENG 111-07WC 

NUR 135-03DT 

AUT 241-02WC 

(3:00 – 8:00PM) 

ENG 112-85PR 

(5:00 – 7:40PM) 

BUS 100-10PR 

(7:00 – 9:40PM) 

HIS 122-85PR 

(7:00 – 9:40PM) 

SOC 200-40PR 

(7:00 – 9:40PM) 

HIS 121-83DT 

(7:00 – 9:40PM) 

ART 100-81DT 

(7:00 – 9:40DT) 

8:30 – 11:00 AM 9:00 – 11:40 AM 10:00 AM – 3:10 PM 1:00 – 3:40 PM 

SPA 101-91PR 

(8:00 – 11:30AM) 

SPA 102-91PR 

(8:00 – 11:30AM) 

ITE 115-15PR 

(8:30 – 11:10AM) 

MTH 2-19PR 

(8:30 – 12:10PM) 

MTH 2-19DT 

(8:30 – 12:10 PM) 

AUT 111-02WC 

(9:00AM – 3:00PM) 

Saturday Classes 

MTH 240-01PR 

ENG 112-86PR 

MTH 120-03PR 

BIO 102-08PR 

(9:00 – 2:40PM) 

ENG 112-08DT ART 121-82DT ENG 111-10DT 

BUS 100-10DT 

MTH 120-05DT 

ITE 115-09DT 

BIO 101-09DT 

(9:00AM – 2:40PM) 

NAS 161-05DT 

(9:00AM – 2:40PM)


Spring 2009 Learning Communities Course Schedule 

Reynolds Learning Communities are linked courses taught by a team of faculty members who connect the concepts of their disciplines 

under a common theme or question in a fun, creative and flexible setting. You receive credit for each class as if you were taking 

traditional classes thus transfer and graduation credits are met. 

The integration of disciplines within a community helps focus your education, builds motivation and gives added meaning to your 

college experience. What’s more you’ll be able to study and interact with a small group of students who share your common interests. A 

great college education means more than simply completing a list of required courses – why not make learning an adventure! 

See www.Reynolds.edu/LC for additional information. 

Conquering College Math - PRISMM Plus - 

If you are registering for a section of PRISMM math, 

you are encouraged to give strong consideration to 

concurrently registering in one of the SDV sections 

listed below. In doing so you will (1.) complete your 

SDV requirement and (2.) greatly improve your 

chances of finishing developmental math in this 

academic year. Linked Courses: PRISMM 

Mathematics (designated sections of MTH 2, 3 or 4) 

& Student Development 100 

• PRISMM Mathematics: PRISMM times MWF 9:30- 

10:40, or MWF 11-12:10, or MW 1-2:50, or TR 11- 

12:50, or TR 1-2:50 – any section is appropriate at 

these times AND 

• SDV 100 Section 01CP, Thursday, 9-10:30 a.m. 

(first 8-week session) Morrrison OR 

• SDV 100 Section 02CP, Monday, 1-2:30 p.m. 

(second 8-week session), Morrison 

The Pursuit of Happiness: the Liberal Arts 

Learning Community - Want to get some 

answers? Learn to use History, Sociology, and 

Composition to explore tensions in today's America, 

in Richmond, and in your life. This learning 

community will use these three disciplines’ methods 

of looking at the world to explore tensions in past and 

contemporary America. Our promise? You will leave 

this experience with skills you can use to better 

understand and change your life.Linked Courses: 

English 112, History 122 & Sociology 200 

• SOC 200 Principles of Sociology(3cr.), section 

04CP, MW, 11-11:50 a.m., Morrison 

• HIS 122 United States History II (3cr.), section 

02CP, MWF, 9-9:50 a.m. De Mayo 

• ENG 112 College Composition II (3cr.), section 

05CP, MWF,10-10:50 a.m., Brandon 

Web Rhetoric: Writing & Design for the 

Web and Life - In this learning community, you 

will learn to code and develop Web pages to fulfill the 

requirements of ITD 110 while developing an eportfolio 

of personal and academic writing to fulfill the 

requirements of ENG 112. Writing and designing 

content for Web pages will also be a focus of the 

learning community. Linked Courses: Information 

Technology Design 110 & English 112 

• ITD 110 Web Page Design (3cr.), section 21CD, T, 

1:00-3:40 p.m., Andrews 

• ENG 112 College Composition II (3cr.), section 

21CD, Th, 1:00-3:40 p.m., Pallay 

Teamwork & Truth: Working Together for 

Ethics in Business - What traits does an ethical 

business possess? Is there a difference between 

“behaving ethically” and “operating within the law”? 

Want to learn successful and productive business 

skills that promote teamwork and integrity? Linked 

Courses: Business 100 & English 111 

• BUS 100 Introduction to Business (3cr.), section 

05CP, T&Th, 11:00-12:15 p.m., Osuanah 

• ENG 111 College Composition (3cr.), section 05CP, 

T&Th, 9:30-10:45 a.m., Pallay 

See the Pictures – Hear the Stories - Did 

you ever wonder about the genesis of works which 

come to be recognized as “art”? Does “art” spring 

forth serendipitously and spontaneously? Or do 

historical events shape architecture, statues and 

pictures that diverse cultures have produced? 

Linked Courses: Art 102 & History 102 

• HIS 102 History of Western Civilization (3cr.), 

section 05CP, MWF, 1-1:50 p.m., Knight 

• ART 102 History and Appreciation of Art (3cr.), 

section 05CP, T&Th, 1-2:15 p.m., Steele 


Writing Beyond the Margins & Borders: 

Writing, Research, and Communication 

for the 21st Century - Computer concepts 

and applications support contemporary activities 

of research, writing, and communication; the linked 

English course focuses on writing based on critical 

research, argument, and information literacy. 

This learning community goes beyond the margins 

by examining and experimenting 21st century 

communication such as visual rhetoric, text messaging, 

and blogging. Linked Courses: Information 

Technology Essentials 115 & English 112 

• ITE 115 Introduction to Computer Applications & 

Concepts (3cr.), section 84CP, W, 4:00-6:40 p.m., 

Tyson 

• ENG 112 College Composition (3cr.), section 84CP, 

W, 7:00-9:40 p.m., Aronowitz 

Urban Teacher Learning Community - Are 

you interested in a career as a teacher? Then this 

learning community is your boarding ticket to a 

fulfilling career! Linked Courses: English 111 & 

Student Development 107 

• SDV 107 Teacher Career Education (2cr.), section 

03CP, M, 5:00-6:50 p.m., Hasley 

• ENG 111 College Composition I (3cr.), section 

81CP, M, 7:00-9:40 p.m., Westfall 

“Ignorantia Supremus Tyrranus”: Civic 

Responsibility and the Life Sciences - 

“Ignorance is the greatest tyrant.” You will continue 

to learn the basic concepts of biology as well as 

read and write about social issues related to these 

scientific concepts. Linked Courses: Biology 102 & 

English 112 

• BIO 102 General Biology II (4cr.), section 03CP, 

T&Th 9:30-10:45 a.m. with T lab (12:20-3:00 p.m.) 

Martin 

• ENG 112 College Composition II (3cr.) section 

15CP, T&Th, 11-12:15 p.m., Brandon 

111


TEACHER EDUCATION @REYNOLDS 

Spring 2009� 

Steps Toward a Teaching Career 

If you are interested in becoming 

a teacher, you can begin your 

pathway to teaching at J. Sargeant 

Reynolds Community College. 

Select one of the three Teacher 

Preparation Specializations of 

the transfer associate degree 

programs in Liberal Arts, Science, 

or Social Sciences and work with 

a teacher education advisor while 

at Reynolds. Then transfer to one 

of the four-year college teacher 

licensure programs approved by 

the Virginia Department of 

Education. For more information, 

visit the Reynolds Center for 

Teacher Education website, 

www.reynolds.edu/teachered. 

Required Assessments for 

Teacher Licensure 

Prospective teachers must 

successfully complete the Virginia 

Communication and Literacy 

Assessment (VCLA) measuring 

communication and literacy skills 

including reading and writing. 

Students wishing to become 

Elementary or Special Education 

Teachers or Reading Specialists 

must successfully complete the 

Virginia Reading Assessment 

(VRA). Details about the VCLA and 

VRA can be found at 

http://www.va.nesinc.com/. 

The Praxis II: Subject Assessment 

should be taken at the four-year 

institution. Go to www.ets.org/praxis/ 

for detailed information about 

this test. 

Pre-Teacher Education Curriculum 

Future teachers who have decided 

on their endorsement area and to 

which four-year institution they will 

transfer may be eligible to transfer 

under a new articulation agreement. 

Ask your academic advisor for more 

information. 

� 

Courses for In-Service Teachers 

Teachers may find courses useful 

for professional development, licensure 

renewal, or towards our new 

endorsement areas. These courses 

are offered as evening courses 

during the Fall and Spring as well 

as being included in the Summer 

Schedule. 

www.reynolds.edu/teachered 

J. Sargeant Reynolds 

Community College 

Pre-teacher Advisors: 

Contact these advisors for 

additional information about 

preparing for a teaching career: 

Science (includes Mathematics): 

Mary Dobbs 

mdobbs@reynolds.edu 

523-5530 

(Parham Road Campus) 

Barbara Stewart 

bstewart@reynolds.edu 

523-5705 

(Downtown Campus) 

Liberal Arts and Social Sciences: 

Miles McCrimmon 

mmccrimmon@reynolds.edu 

523-5606 

(Parham Road Campus) 

Nancy Morrison 

nmorrison@reynolds.edu 

523-5686 

(Downtown Campus) 

CTE Contact 

Dr. Harriet Morrison 

Director 

523-5543 

hmorrison@reynolds.edu


The Virginia Community College 

Career Switcher Program 

A Department of Education-Approved Alternative Route to Licensure 

Eligibility for the program includes: 

✓bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution 

✓minimum GPA of 2.5 

✓minimum of five years work experience 

✓passing score on the Virginia Communication and Literacy Assessment (VCLA) 

✓passing score on the Praxis II content assessment in the desired endorsement area 

For further information: 

go to www.vccs.edu/switchers 

or e-mail 

careerswitcher@vccs.edu 


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J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College 

The #1 choice for Greater Richmond’s newest high school graduates* 

*We’re First Because: 

More Greater Richmond high school graduates 

choose Reynolds over any other college or 

university. 

Here’s why: 

� Low tuition (1/3 the cost of 4-year colleges 

and universities). 

� Convenient classes close to home. 

� Safe, attractive campuses. 

� Low teacher to student ratio. 

� Guaranteed transfer to more than 20 Virginia 

universities with your Reynolds degree. 

Learn more by calling (804) 371-3000 

or visit us on the web at Reynolds.edu! 

Impact on Student Success: 

� Graduates with an associate’s degree can 

earn about $8,000 more a year than 

individuals with only a high school diploma. 

� Individuals with an associate’s degree can 

earn about $250,000 more over the course of 

a career than those with just a high school 

diploma. 

� More than 7,200 Reynolds students are in 

programs to transfer to 4-year colleges and 

universities. 

AA/EE0 

OCTOBER 2008/20K

This application is required for students requesting curricular or non-curricular admission for credit courses. 

Curricular Applicants 

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school graduation or a General Equivalency Diploma (GED). The college does not require a minimum grade point average for 

high school graduates or minimum scores for GED graduates. The SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) is not required. High school 

seniors are required to submit official graduation transcripts upon completing the 12 th grade. Applicants who are at least 18 

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test. All health technology program applicants must be high school or GED graduates prior to enrolling. Please refer to 

the college Catalog for detailed information about health technology programs and how students qualify for entry into clinical 

courses. 

Curricular Plans and Codes 

Fill in the appropriate Plan Codes (available at http://www.jsr.vccs.edu/curriculum/plan_info.htm) to complete Question 24 on 

your application form. Transfer degrees (A.A. and A.S.) �� 

four-year colleges and universities. Students will be best prepared to succeed in these programs, if they have completed a 

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A.A.S. degrees, certificates, and career studies certificates are not designed generally for transfer, but to prepare graduates for 

employment. 

Dual Enrollment Students 

Students who wish to enroll in Reynolds courses while still in high school should contact their guidance office for instructions 

and application materials. Parents of home schooled students should contact the Central Admissions and Records office for 

assistance by calling 523-5029. Information is available at http://www.jsr.vccs.edu/outreach/ 

Transient Students 

Students visiting the college during the summer or other semesters and who plan to return to their home college or university 

should request the Transient Student Approval form. This form will serve to waive certain placement tests and prerequisites as 

well as to ensure that a JSRCC transcript is sent to the home institution. 

International Students 

Non-U.S. citizens, non-native speakers, and students with foreign education backgrounds must satisfy additional requirements. 

Please call the International Admission Officer at 523-5029. 

Dismissed Students 

J. SARGEANT REYNOLDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

Application for Admission 

P. O. Box 85622 

Richmond, VA 23285-5622 

http://reynolds.edu FAX (804) 371-3986 

Students wishing to return from academic dismissal must appeal for reinstatement to the college. 

For forms and additional information, please visit a Success Center, call the Admissions and Records office, or check the col- 

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JSRCC Form No. 11-0000 10-2008 Page 1 of 4: Application for Admission 

This institution promotes and maintains educational opportunities without regard to race, color, sex, ethnicity, religion, gender, age (except when age is a bona fide occupational 

qualification) handicap, national origin or other non-merit factors. Employer, date of birth, social security, sex and race information are optional and used for research, reporting and 

management of student records.

1. 

2. 

7. 

11. 

Home Phone (include area code):( ) 

JSRCC Form No. 11-0000 5/06 � Page 2 

Virginia Community College System 

Application for Admission 

J. SARGEANT REYNOLDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

5. a. Have you ever applied to any Virginia Community College? � Yes � No 

If yes, most recent year: 

b. Have you ever been employed by a VCCS college? �� Yes �� No 

c. If you answered yes to 5a. or 5b. And you know your Empl ID, please provide: 

What campus/college do you plan to attend: J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College 

8. Prefix: � Mr. � Miss � Ms. � Mrs. � Other: 

9. Suffix: � Jr. � Sr. � II � III � Other: 

10. 

12. 

Name: 

Social Security Number: 

Empl ID: 

Term: 

For Office Use Only: 

�� IS OS �� 

Staff Initial: 

What term will you begin classes? 20___ Term: � FALL TERM � SPRING TERM � SUMMER TERM 

Mailing Address: 

Date: 

First Full Middle Last 

See privacy statement, which can be obtained in the Admissions Office. 

3. Former Name (if any): 

4. Birth Date (MONTH|DAY|YEAR): 

First Full Middle Last 

6. In what type of classes will you be enrolling? �� Yes credit classes �� Yes non-credit classes �� Yes both 

Street Address City State Zip/Postal Country 

13. If you live in Virginia, provide your city or county of residence: 

If you live outside of Virginia, provide the state and/or country of residence: 

14. E-mail Address: 

15. Business Phone (If employed): Ext. 

16. Employer Name (If employed): 

17. Gender: (Check one) � Male � Female 

18. Is English your native language? (Check one) � Yes � No 

19. Are you a U.S. citizen?: � Yes � No (If yes, continue to question #20) 

If no, what is your country of citizenship?. 

What is your current immigration status with the U.S.? 

� Not in U.S.�I am requesting visa status. 

� Currently in U.S. 

Permanent Status: � resident alien �� asylee �� refugee A# 

Temporary Status: specify visa type and expiration date: 

20. Racial/Ethnic Group: � American Indian or Alaskan Native � Asian or Pacific Islander � Black 

� Hispanic � White � Other: 

21. Military Information: � Active Duty � Active Reserves � Inactive Reserves � Retired 

� Veteran � Military Spouse � Military Dependent Child Branch: 

(mm|dd|yyyy)

22. Secondary Education: 

� High School/Agency Name: ,OR � Home School 

24. 

25. 

Located in: 

Do you plan to pursue a degree, certificate or diploma? �Yes �No 

If Yes, identify your plan of study � refer to list of plans: 

(include sub-plan, if applicable) 

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If No, give your reason for taking classes: (Check only one) 

� upgrading job skills � developing job skills � exploring career options � pursuing personal interest or general knowledge 

� planning to pursue a degree at another college (non-degree/transfer) 

� currently pursuing a degree at another college (transient/visitor) 

� pursuing college courses while in high school 

Colleges/Universities attended. If you have taken any college credit classes, please list all colleges attended with 

the most recent first. Indicate any degrees earned in the last column with an A for Associate, B �� M for Mas- 

�� D for Doctorate, or P for Professional Degree. If you have not earned a degree, leave the Degrees column blank. 

College or University City, State/Country (if not USA) Years Enrolled 

FROM � TO 

26. Are you eligible to enroll at the last college attended? �Yes �No 

City/County State Country 

GED or High School Graduation Date: (mm/yyyy) 

Anticipated Graduation Date: (mm/yyyy) 

Non-Graduate: Highest grade completed: Date Completed: (mm/yyyy) 

Type of high school diploma or certificate: 

Please use the following types of diplomas or certificates: General Diploma (Include: Advanced Studies, Standard, Modified Stan- 

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23. Transcripts, Placement Test, SAT/ACT Scores: 

Please send any official transcripts, placement test results from other colleges, and/or SAT/ACT test scores to 

the college Admissions Office. 

Parent/Legal Guardian's Signature: Date: 

If under 18 years of age 

Degrees 

I certify under penalty of disciplinary action that all of the information is complete and accurate. I agree to supply the 

college with supporting documentation related to my application, if I am requested to do so. 

27. Do you want to apply for in-state tuition? �Yes �No Selecting NO will cause you to be charged out-of state tuition. 

Eligibility for in-state tuition is pursuant to Section 23-7.4, Code of Virginia. 

Please contact the college admissions office if you have any questions. 

Please complete the rest of this form if �� -�� 

sign and date the application. If you wish to be considered for in-state tuition rates, certain contract rates, or are planning to apply for Senior 

Citizen benefits, you must also complete the application for In-State Tuition. 

Applicant's Signature: Date: 

This institution promotes and maintains educational opportunities without regard to race, color, sex, ethnicity, religion, gender, age (except 

when age is a bona fide occupational qualification) handicap, national origin or other non-merit factors. Employer, date of birth, social security, sex, 

and race information are optional and used for research, reporting and management of student records; Social Security Number is required in 

order to receive 1098T for taxes, loan deferment, or Financial Aid. 

JSRCC Form No. 11-0000 5/06� Page 3 of

Application for In-state Tuition 

Eligibility for in-state tuition is pursuant to Section 23-7.4, Code of Virginia. 

28. Please choose the domicile where you want to base your eligibility for in-state tuition: 

� Parent's Domicile: Choose this option when you receive over half of your financial support or you are claimed as a tax 

dependent by your parents. 

� Legal Guardian's Domicile: Choose this option if you are under the custody of a court-appointed legal guardian. 

� Spouse's Domicile: Choose this option when you are married and want to claim eligibility for in-state tuition based on 

your spouse's domicile. 

� Your Domicile: Choose this option when you want to claim eligibility for in-state tuition based on your own domicile. 

29. Your Name: In-State Tuition 

Based on: �You �� Legal Guardian �Spouse 

First: _________________________ Their First: _________________________ 

Middle: _______________________ Middle: _______________________ 

Last: _________________________ Last: _________________________ 

30. Answer the following questions. 

For the entire 12 months prior to the term in which you enroll, will 

�� your Parent � your Legal Guardian � your Spouse or � you have... 

... continuously lived in and will continue to live in Virginia? � Yes � No 

... filed a tax return or paid income taxes to Virginia? � Yes � No 

... been a United States citizen? � Yes � No 

... been a permanent alien resident? � Yes � No 

If yes, enter the A#: _________ 

... been registered to vote in Virginia? � Yes � No � Registered in another state 

... held a valid Virginia driver's license or Virginia DMV ID? � Yes � No � Registered in another state 

... owned or operated a motor vehicle registered in Virginia? � Yes � No � Registered in another state 

... lived outside of Virginia, but worked in Virginia, 

earned at least the equivalent of a full-time wage 

salary, and paid Virginia income taxes on all 

taxable income in this Commonwealth? � Yes � No 

... filed a tax return or paid income taxes to a state other than Virginia? � Yes � No 

If yes, paid or filed in what state? ______________________ 

31. Are you on active duty with the military? � Yes � No 

If yes, enter the state listed on the Leave and Earnings Statement (LES) and the date 

when it became effective for this state: ____________________________________ 

Are you stationed in Virginia pursuant to orders? � Yes � No 

If yes, provide the reporting date listed on your orders to Virginia. ______________ 

mm/dd/yy 

32. Have you retired or been discharged from the military? � Yes � No 

If yes, enter the retirement or discharge date. ________________________ 

33. Is your spouse on active duty with the military? � Yes � No 

If yes, enter the state listed on the Leave and Earnings Statement (LES) and the date 

when it became effective for this state: ____________________________________ 

Is your spouse stationed in Virginia pursuant to orders? � Yes � No 

If yes� �� 

mm/dd/yy 

34. Has your spouse retired or been discharged from the military? � Yes � No 

If yes, enter the retirement or discharge date. ________________ 

mm/dd/yy 

Please note: If you knowingly provide erroneous information to evade payment of out-of-state tuition and fees, you will be 

charged out-of -state tuition and fees for each term attended and may be subject to dismissal. Random audits of this information 

will be performed. 

�� Date: 

Parent/Legal Guardian Signature: ____________________________________________ Date: ___________________ 

JSRCC Form No. 11-0000 3/2008� Page 4 of 4

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