University of Washington

Spring Quarter 2002 

April 1 

May 27 

June 7 

June 10-14 

June 15 

Summer Quarter 2002 

June 24 

July 4 

July 24 

July 25 

August 23 

Instruction begins 

Memorial Day Holiday 

Last day of instruction 

Final examinations 

Commencement 

Directory Assistance 

Full-tenn and tenn a instruction begins 

Independence Day Holiday 

Tenn a ends 

Tenn b begins 

Full-tenn and term bend 

To contact other university departments call (206) 543-2100. 

(NGt8: nil phone IIUII1bcro are in !he 206 area code unle$s oIhelwIse Mted.) 

"Address Change Service 225 Schmitz Hall 

Web: myuw.washington.edu 

Admissions: Undergraduate 320 Schmitz HaJl 

Email address: askuwadm@u.washlngton.edu 

Enrollment Verification 

Anancial Aid 

225 Schmitz Hall 

105 Schmitz Hall 

Time Schedule 

Academic Calendar 

543-9686 

543-8580 

543-6101 

Graduation and Academic Records 264 Schmitz Hall 543-1803 

Email address: ugradoff@u.washlngton.edu 

Graduation Verification 543-8580 

Web: sdb.admin.washlngton.edulgraduatedirlpubllclgraduatedlr.asp 

Housing and Food Services 543-4059 

Email address: hsinfo@u.washlngton.edu 

Registrar's Mall Services Office 249 Schmitz Hall 543-5950 

Email address: regmall@u.washlngton.edu 

Registrar 209 Schmitz Hall 543-5378 

Email address: registrar@u.washington.edu 

Assistance Using the World Wide Web 

Autumn Quarter 2002 

September 30 

November 11 

November 28-29 

December 11 

December 12-19 

WInter Quarter 2003 

January 6 

January 20 

February 17 

March 14 

March 17-21 

InstructJon begins 

Veterans Day Holiday (observed) 

Thanksgiving Day Holiday 

Last day of InstructJon 

Anal examinations 

InstructJon begins 

Martin Luther King, Jr's Birthday Holiday 

Presidents' Day Holiday 

Last day of Instruction 

Anal examinations 

Registration 

Web: myuw.washlngfon.edu 

STAR 548-STAR (548-7827) 

Registration Office 225 Schmitz Hall 543-8580 

Email address: regoff@u.washington.edu 

Student AscaJ Services 129 Schmitz Hall 

Email address: sfshelp@u:washlngton.edu 

Student (Husky) ID Card Center 225 Schmitz Hall 685-4120 

Email address: Idcenter@u.washlngton.edu 

Transcript Office 225 Schmitz Hall 543-5940 

(Audlolibrary - press "0. If you need to speak to the staff) 

"The Address Change Service Web site is available seven days 

a week for the following changes: local and pennanent addresses, 

telephone numbers, restrict release of directory Infonnatlon. This 

address Is used to mail Registration Confinnations and tuition bUilng 

statements. Hours are 6 am. to midnight, weekdays; 9 a.m. to 

midnight. Saturdays; and 10 am. to midnight, Sundays and holidays. 

The OffIce of Housing and FOod Services maintains separate 

address listings. Therefore, If you live In University housing, you 

should also report any address changes to the Housing and Food 

Services office. 

University of Washington Homepage www.washlngton.edu Time Schedule on the Web 

www.washlngton.eduistudentsltimeSchdl 

Admissions, Undergraduate www.washlngton.edulstudentsladmlsslons.html 

UW Course Catalog on the Web 

Office of the Registrar Homepage depts. washlngton.edulregistral www.washlngton.eduistudentsicrscaV 

Registration Fonns depts.washlngton.edulreglstralforms/ Studant Guide 

MyUW myuw.washlngton.edu 

• Change of Address 

• Class Schedule (current quarter and future quarters) 

• Degree Progress Reports 

• Grades (all quarters) 

• Insurance/Optional Charges 

• RegistratJon Transactions 

• Student Account Infonnalion 

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Front Cover Design 

by 

Matthew Scott Winslow 

www.washlngfon.edulstudentsl

What's New for Spring Quarter 2002 

CHECK YOUR CLASS SCHEDULE ON CHANGES IN TUITION AND 

MyUW REGISTRATION PROCESSES 

The rooms and buildings assigned to course sections 

may change between the time you register and the 

beginning of the quarter. Be sure to check MyUW 

before the quarter begins to check the location of the 

courses on your schedule. 

CHANGING YOUR GRADE OPTION TO 

SATISFACTORYINOT SATISFACTORY 

You may make changes to or from SINS grading 

through the. end of the 7th week of the quarter (May 19 

for spring 2002). No changes are accepted after this 

date. Be sure to check your program requirements to 

determine if a grade of Satisfactory can count toward 

your degree requirements. For undergraduate students, 

courses with this grade are only counted for general 

electives. Graduate students must check with their 

graduate program adviser or Supervisory Committee 

Chairperson before making this selection. 

When you select a course for this grading option, the 

system annotates your registration record. The instructor 

submits a regular decimal grade and the registration 

system converts the grade to S or NS when the transcript 

record is created for that quarter. The instructor is 

not notified that you have chosen this grading method. 

Undergraduates must earn a minimum grade of 2.0 to 

earn a grade of Satisfactory and graduates must earn a 

minimum grade of 2.7 to earn a Satisfactory grade. 

CreditINo Credit grading is not the same as SINS. 

Courses are offered by the department as Credit/No 

Credit and decimal grades are not used in the grading 

process. 

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TUITION IS DUE IN FULL BY THE TUITION DUE 

DATE OF APRIL 19, 2002 AND REGISTRA 

TIONS ARE NO LONGER AUTOMATICALLY 

CANCELLED. Effective with winter 2002, your 

registration Is not automatically cancelled If you do 

not pay your tuition. If you do not plan to continue 

attending for the quarter, you must officially 

withdraw (drop all your courses). Failure to withdraw 

by the deadline (June 7) will result in failing 

grades for the quarter. You will continue to owe the 

full tuition plus additional penalties. In addition, the 

late payment fee for balances over $150 has been 

raised $120. Until you pay your outstanding 

balance In full, you will be prevented from registering 

for the next quarter and obtaining a copy of 

your transcript. Check with Student Fiscal Services 

In 129 Schmitz Hall for complete details 

about payment options and late penalties or see 

the Finances section of the Student Guide at 

www.washlngton.edu/student/sfs/sao/tuitionl. 

APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION 

IN JUNE 

The deadline to apply for spring quarter graduation 

is April 19, 2002. The annual Commencement 

Exercises are scheduled for June 15. Students 

who plan to graduate at the end of summer quarter 

must apply for graduation by April 19 also In order 

to participate In commencement this year. Information 

Is available at www.washington.edulstudentsJ 

reglgrad.htmI#q1.

REGISTRATION 

Registration can be done from any location 

with Intemet access to the Web or from a 

touchtone phone. Computers are available in the 

various computer labs on campus and in Schmitz 

Hall. Registration via the Web is through the 

Registration option of Student Personal Services 

on MyUW. Phone registration is through STAR 

(Student Telephone AssIsted Registration). If you 

use STAR to register, please follow the directions 

on the STAR Worksheet on the page opposite. 

The registration system is available all 

weekdays and most holidays and weekends. 

Weekend hours not specifically scheduled are not 

guaranteed and may be subject to equipment and 

software maintenance requirements. Weekday 

hours are 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight. Weekend 

hours are 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight on 

Saturdays and 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight on 

Sundays. 

SPECIAL FEATURES 

ADD AND DROP CODES 

Some courses require a special five..digit 

code that is avatlable through the department 

offering the course. See ENTRY CODES and 

FACULTY NUMBERS on page 9 for more 

inlonnatlon on using these codes. 

ADDING AND DROPPING COURSES 

Courses may be added during Periods I,ll, 

III, and the Late Add Period. Beginning with the 

Late Add Period on April 8, an add code is 

required to add any course and a $20 Change of 

Registration Service lee Is charged. This Is In 

addition to any tuition. Always check your balance 

alter adding a course. Sunday, April 21 (until 

midnight). Is the last day to add a course for spring 

quarter 2002. . 

You have unlimited drops through April 14 

without entry on your transcript. The registration 

system closes at 6:00 p.m. on Friday. April 12, and 

remains closed on Saturday, April 13. Beginning 

AprU 8. a Change of Registration Service fee is 

charged to drop a course. This is in addition to 

any tuition forfeiture. Always check your balance 

alter dropping a course. 

If you use your annual drop that is available 

for that academic year, a Change of Registration 

Service fee will be charged. 

See CHANGES IN REGISTRATION (page 

9) for additional Information on adding and 

dropping courses. 

Registration 

ALTERNATE SECTIONS 

The registration system lists altemate 

sections If the requested sections are closed or 

canceled. 

CHANGING YOUR INSURANCE PLAN 

AND OmONAL CHARGES 

II you wish to change your insurance plan 

you may do so on MyUWor STAR, but no later 

than April 7. Optional charges for WashPIRG and 

Affordable Tutlon Nowl may be changed on MyUW 

or STAR after your Inillal selection through the 

tuition due date. II you make the changes by 

STAR, please reler to the STAR Worksheet in this 

TIme Schedule for Instructions. 

CLOSED COURSE SECTIONS 

II the section requested is closed, you will be 

inlormed by the registration system of other open 

sections (including new sections added after the 

publication of the quarterly TIme Schedule). You 

may then select an altemate section to be added 

to your schedule. To overload a closed section 

see OVERLOAD GUIDELINES on page 9. 

CONFIRMED REGISTRATION 

You may confirm your registration schedule 

through MyUW or by calling STAR and using the 

List Schedule transaction (L#). This listing 

includes building and classroom locations. 

COURSE AVAILABILITY 

Check the TIme Schedule listings on the 

Web to determine availability of spaces In 

particular course sections, to help plan your 

registration. 

PREREQUISITES 

Certain courses require that you have 

prerequisites in order to add that course to your 

schedule. These courses are identified by a P 

symbol in the course listing section of the TIme 

Schedule. Prerequisites may be one or more 

courses, a minimum test score. or a minimum 

grsde in a prerequisite course. You may add a 

course section even if you have not completed the 

course prerequisite provided you are currently 

registered for the prerequisite course. However, 

departments may elect to have the course that 

required the prerequisite dropped from your 

schedule If you do not satisfactorily complete the 

prerequisite course. Courses subject to 

cancellation are identified by the PX symbol in the 

Time Schedule. If you do not satisfactorily 

complete the prerequisite course, the course that 

required the prerequisite will be dropped from your 

schedule no later than the third calendar day of the 

quarter. 

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PRIVATE ACCESS CODE (PAC) 

If you wish to make transactions via STAR, 

you must have selected your Private Access 

Code (PAC). If you have been admitted lor \he 

current quarter, or if you have never changed 

your PAC from the one that was sent on your 

Registration Notice, then you will need to select a 

new PAC when you call STAR. Although you 

may continue to use the initial PAC to make 

transactions on MyUW, you will have additional 

security for your education records if you select a 

new PAC known only to you. . 

The first time you ever call STAR, enter 

your Inilial Private Access Code (which is 

provided in your Registration Notice) when STAR 

asks you to enter a Private Access Code. STAR 

will then prompt you to select a new Private 

Access Code or PAC of 4 to 6 digits that you can 

easily remember. STAR will not accept zero as 

the first number In your PAC, nor will it accept 

consecutive or repetitive numbers. Enter the 

PAC you select when prompted by STAR. You 

will then use your PAC for all future calls to 

STAR. If you wish to change your PAC, you may 

do so at any time using transaction code 9. 

Please refer to the STAR Worksheet in this TIme 

Schedule for instructions. If you forget your 

p,AC, you will need to contact the Registration 

Office, 225 Schmitz Hall, or cali (206) 543-8580 

to reset your PAC. 

REGISTRATION QUEmONS 

If you have questions regarding registration, 

please call the Registration Office. (206) 

543-8580, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 

a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 

STUDENT ACCOUNT AND AID 

STATUS 

Check MyUW or STAR to obtain your 

current student account balance, list a summary 

of disbursed financial aid and aid check 

availability, and Ust the latest recorded student 

account payment. 

UWNetiD 

In order to access MyUW to register and 

make other inquiries or transactions, you first 

need to create your UW NeUD. Instructions are 

available at uwnetid.washington.edulnewidl. You 

will need to enter your last name, date of birth, 

student number. and PAC. Creating your UW 

NeUD Is also \he lirst step in setting up an email 

account. .

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University of Washington with respect to all of 

these laws and regulations is under the directlon 

of the Equal Employment Officer, Dr. Helen 

Remick, University of Washington, Equal 

Employment and Affirmative Action Office, Box 

354560,4045 Brooklyn Ave. NE, Seattle, 

Washington, 98195, telephone (206) 543-1830, VI 

TOO. 

FOLLOWING RULES AND REGULA 

TIONS 

It is the University's expectation that you will 

follow University rules and regulations as they are 

stated in the General Catalog and the Time 

Schedule. In Instances where no appeal 

procedure Is spelled out and you believe that a 

special set 01 circumstances makes appeal 

reasonable, you may appeal the application of 

specific rules or regulations to the office of the 

dean of the school or college in which you are 

enrolled in the case of an academic matter, or to 

the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs 

in the case of a nonacademic matter. These 

offices will either render a decision on the appeal 

or refer you to the proper office for a decision. 

GRADUATION RATES 

The graduation rates of full-time freshmen 

beginning their studies at the University of 

Washington either summer or autumn quarter 

1994 are 63.2% in 5 years and 68.7"", In 6 years. 

IMMUNIZATION 

All new and retumlng former students, and 

all students living In University of Washington 

residence halls or sIngle-student apartmenls, are 

required either to provide proof of measles 

(rubeola) Immunity or request that the requirement 

be waived for religious, personal, or medical 

reasons. The Measles Immunity Verification form 

is malled with the offer of admission or registration 

notice to all new and appHcable retuming 

students. You will not be allowed to register for 

any classes until the Hall Health Primary Care 

Center (the student health center on campus) 

confirms that you have satisfied this requirement. 

You must complete the student health 

center's Measles Immunity Verification Form and 

provide either certifications by your heaJth-care 

provider or copies of original immunization records 

as proof of: (1) two live virus measles (rubeola) 

vaccinations, both given alter 1967 with at least 

one given alter 1980; or (2) positive measles 

(rubeola) titer (blood test for antibodies against 

measles); or (3) a history from a health-care 

provider of measles (rubeola) disease. Students 

bom before 1957 are considered Immune to 

measles. 

While continuing students are not required 

to provide the Hall Health Primary Care Center 

with proof of measles Immunity, they are 

encouraged to do so. In the event of an outbreak 

on the campus, all students lacking acceptable 

documentation of measles immunity, including 

students with waivers, will be barred from classes, 

living groups, and other campus activities until 

health officIals determine that there is no risk of 

them transmitting the disease to others. Measles 

ImmunIty Verillcatlon Forms are available at the 

Hall Health Primary Care Center and the 

Registration Office at 225 Schmitz Hall. For more 

information, students should contact the Hall 

Health Primary Care Center at (206) 616-4672 

and leave volcemail messages to which members 

of the nursing staff will respond. 

RELEASE OF STUDENT DIRECTORY 

INFORMATION 

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy 

Act (FERPA) of 1974 protects the privacy of your 

education records. As a general rule the 

UnIversIty will not release a student's education 

records to a third party without written consent of 

the student. This includes tuition account 

information. The complete University policy on 

student education records and the tocation of such 

records may be found in the Washington 

Administrative Code under WAC 478-140. 

Manuats containing the Code are available at 

Reference Stations on campus and at the Visitor's 

Information Center, 4014 University Way NE. 

Informallon release forms for tuition account 

information only may be obtained from Student 

Fiscal Servlcas, 129 Schmitz. 

The following information is considered 

public or "directory" information and may be 

released to anyone unless you inform the Office of 

the Registrar that you do not wish any information 

released: name, address, telephone number, 

email address, major field of studies, dates of 

attendance, full- or part-lime enrollment status, 

mosl recent previous educationallnstltullon 

attended, degrees and awards received, as well as 

notices of awards or academic honors to home 

town newspapers, and for athletes, date of birth, 

weight, and height. 

If you do not wish to authorize directory 

release and do not want your directory information 

to appear in the published or electronic Student 

Directory you may restrict the release of this 

inlormallon usIng the Change of Address option in 

the Student Personal Services section of MyUW or 

by calling the address change service at (206) 

543-3868. No information will be released on 

students or to students, who have restricted 

release of directory information. If you wish to 

change your authorization and allow release, you 

must go to the Registration Office, 225 Schmitz 

and present photo Identification or make the 

change via MyUW. 

Under the provisions of FERPA, you have 

the right to: 

1_ Inspect and review information contained in 

your education records within 45 days of the day 

the University receives a request for access. You 

should submit to the registrar, dean, chair of the 

academic department, or other appropriate official, 

written requests that identify the record(s) you 

wish to inspect. The University official will make 

arrangements for access and notify you of the time 

and place where the records may be Inspected. If 

the records are not maintained by the University 

official to whom the request was submitted, Ihat 

official shall advise you of the correct official to 

whom the request should be addressed. 

2. Request the amendment of your education 

records that you believe are inaccurate or 

misleading. You should write the University official 

responsible for the record, cleariy Identify the part 

of the record you want changed, and specify why it 

is inaccurate or misleading. If the UnIversity 

decides not to amend the record as requested, the 

University will notify you 6f the decision and advise 

you of your right to a hearing. 

3. Consent to disclosures of personally 

identifiable information contained in your 

education records, except to the extent that 

FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. 

One exception, which permits disclosure without 

consent. Is disclosure to school officIals with 

legitimate educational interests. A school official 

is a person employed by the UniversIty In an 

administrative, supervisory, and academic or 

research, or support slaff position (including law 

enforcement unit personnel and health staff); a 

person or company with whom the University 

has contracted (such as an attorney, audnor, or 

collection agent); a person serving on the Board 

of Trustees; or a student serving on an official 

commIttee, such as a disciplinary or grievance 

committee, or aSSisting another school official in 

performIng his or her tasks. A school official has 

a legitimate educational interest if the official 

needs to review an education record in order to 

fulfill his or her professional responsibility. 

4. File a complaint with the Department of 

Education conceming alleged failures by the 

University of Washington to comply with the 

requirements of FERPA. Written complaints 

should be directed to Family Policy Compliance 

Office, U.S. Department of Education, 400 

Maryland Avenue SW, Washington D.C. 20202- 

4605. 

SEXUAL HARASSMENT GRIEVANCE 

PROCEDURE 

Students, as well as members of the 

faculty and staff, who wish to file a complaint 

regarding sexual harassment may contact either 

of the two offices listed below: 

• Ombudsman for Sexual Harassment, 

(206) 543-0283. 

• UW Complaint fnvestigation and 

Resolution Office. (206) 616-2028. 

Personnel in these offices will be available to 

discuss and provide assistance in resoMng the 

complaint. 

VETERAN'S INFORMATION 

Veterans, as well as the dependents of 

deceased or totally disabled veterans, may 

contact the Office of Special Services, 460 

Schmitz Hall, Box 355835, Seattle, WA 98195- 

5835, telephone (206) 543-6122, for information 

regarding VA educational benefits. Tuition 

reductions may be available for WashIngton 

resIdents who served in the Southeast Asian or 

PersIan Gulf combat zones, children of POWs or 

MIAs, and nonresident active duty military 

personnel and their dependents stationed in 

Washington.

SPORTS SKILLS INSTRUCTION 

Recreational Sports Programs Spring 2002 

Instruction in a variety of sports Is available through the Department of Recreational Sports 

Programs at the Intramural Activities Building (IMA) on a non-credlt basis. Class time schedules and their 

fees will be available at the IMA after March 4, 2002. 

The following Is a list of tentative classes. These classes are subject to change depending on 

enrollment and space availability. Contact the Sports Skills Office at (206) 543-2571 for more Infonnatlon, or 

emall Ima@u.washington.edu. Also, check out our homepage at depts.washlngton.edul!maI. 

CLASS Level 

Aerobics: High/Low All 

Step Aerobics All 

Step Interval InUAdv. 

ABSolute Conditioning All 

Aikido Shin Ryu BegAn!. 

Body Composition Analysis All 

Cardio Kicks All 

Chi Kung Beg. 

CPR: Medic II All 

Dance "NIA" Beg. 

Deep Water Rtness All 

FlrstAldlCPR (American Red Cross) BegJAdv. Beg. 

Golf (Registration at golf range) All 

Hydro Aerobics Beg. 

ELIGIBILITY FOR CLASSES 

($36). 

CLASS 

Judo 

Karate: gOJu ryu/shotokan 

Kung Fu 

Racquetball 

Skin & SCUBA 

Squash 

Swim Conditioning 

Swimming 

Tae Kwon Do 

Tai Chi 

Tennis 

Weight Training 

Workshop: "Escape the Diet Cycle" 

Yoga: Hathallyengar 

Leval 

Beg.llnt. 

Bag. 

Bag. 

Beg.lAdv. Beg. 

Beg. 

Beg.llnl. 

InVAdv. 

Begllnl. 

Beg. 

Beg. 

BegJlntJAdv. 

Spring quarter UW students. Faculty/staff who have purchased an IMA Membership card 

REGISTRATION 

In person only. Takes place April 9, 10, and II, from 7:45 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. In the Intramural 

ActivIties Building (IMA), Meeling Room AIlobby. Registration continues aftar these dates If space Is still 

available (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.). Bring your validated student 10 card (Husky Card) or IMA Membership 

Card (faculty/staff) and pay (cash or check) whan you register. Register throughout the quarter at the Golf 

Range for all golf ctasses, (206) 543-8759. . 

INTRAMURAL SPORTS 

Beg. 

All 

Bag. 

Intramural Sports provide an opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to partlcipete in special 

events, leagues, and toumaments In various sport actMtles such as crew (rowing), soccer, softball, tennis, 

uillmate frisbee, and 4-on-4 vollebyall. Registration Information will be available at the end of February in 

the Intramural Sports Ollice, IMA Building. Players looking for a team are encouraged to sign-up on the free 

agent roster In the Intramural Sports Ollice. . 

The Intramural Sports Program also offers employment for students as officials for softball and 

soccer. Interested students are encouraged to attend the offICials orientation meeting on Tuesday, April 2. 

4:30 p.m. in the IMA Building. Meellng Room A. . 

For further Information, call the IMA Sports Line at (206) 543-8558, dally between 12 noon and 

8:30 p.m., emalllma@u.washlnglon.edu. or visit our Web page at http://depts.washinglon.edul!mal. 

INTRAMURAL SPORTS CALENDAR 

Soccer and Softball Leagues 

Entry fee: $25lleam 

Entry deadline: April 3 

Craw fat the waterfronts Actlyltlgs Center) 

Entry fee: $40Jb0at 

Entry deadline: April 10 

Ublmate Leagues 

Entry fee: 

Entry deadline: 

TennlsToumaments 

Entry fee: 

Singles entry deadline: 

Doubles entry deadlIne: 

S201team 

April 3 

$7/slngle; $12Iteam doubles 

May 7 

April 25 

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CLUB SPORTS 

Introduce yourself to a new activity this 

autumn by joining a club sport. Club Sports 

provide a program of instruction. recreation, and 

competition available through the Department of 

Recreational Sports Programs. Who is eligible 10 

join 8 Club Sport? Ali currentty enrolled UW 

students, faculty, and staff members. Faculty/staH. 

however, must purchase an IMA Membership 

card ($38Iquarter). 

For further infonnallon, stop by the 

Intramural Activities Building (IMA), Club Sports 

Office or call (206) 543-9499. or email 

imaclubs@u.washington.edu. 

MARTIAL ARTS 

Aikido-Shin Ryu 

Judo 

Goju Ryu Karate 

Shotokan Karate 

Kendo 

Kung FulTai Chi 

TaeKwonDo 

INDMDUALANDTEAM 

SPORTS 

Archery 

ClimbIng 

Cycling 

Equestrian 

Fencing , 

Gymnastics (m) 

Ice Hockey 

Kayak 

laCrosse (m) (w) 

Rowing 

Rugby 

Salling/Yacht 

Ski 

SCUBA 

Soccer(m) 

Synchronized Swimming 

Ultimate Frisbee (m) (w) 

Volleyball (m) (w) 

Water Polo (m) (w) 

WaterSkiing 

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Part-time employment Is available 10 

students In all areas of Recreational Sports 

Programs. Student jobs Include sports offICials, 

lifeguards, IIrst alders, 10 checkars, locker room 

attendants. golf range attendants, Waterfront 

Activfties Center (WAC) attendants. sports skills 

instructors, and program assistants. Applications 

are available at the 1MA, Golf Range, and WAC. 

or caD (206) 543-4590 for a current list of 

openings. Also see IMA's Web page at 

depts.washlngton.edul!mal. 

ATTENTION SPRING 

QUARDR 2002 STUDENTS 

Spring quarter students not 

registered for summer quarter may use the IMA 

Building during summer quarter upon purchase 

of either a quarterly IMA Membership card or a 

Single Use TIcket (good for one use). 

MembershIp privileges may I)e 

purchased beginning Tuesday, May 28. 2002. 

and are valid for use through the beginning of 

autumn quarter. You may purchase your card In 

the IMA Administration Office, from 8:00 a.m. to 

4:30 pm., Monday through Friday, or in the 

Intramural Sports OffIce after 4:30 p.m., Monday 

through Friday, and all operation hours on 

Saturday and Sunday. 

SIngle Use l1ckets may be 

purchased at the front entrance to the IMA 

Building beginning Saturday, June 22,2002. 

Remamber, you must retain your 

spring quarter student 10 cald to purchase 

summer quarter IMA membership privileges.

UW Distance Learning 

ENGL C284 Beginning Short Story Writing (5) 

CarolOrlock CSN2997 

ENGL 010 WThe Bible as Literature (5) 

John Griffith CSN2906 

ENGL C323 W Shakespeare to 1603 (5) 

Nonnan Wacker CSN3135 

ENGL 026 W Milton (5) Nonnan Wacker 

CSN3322 

ENGL 033 W English Novel: Early and 

Middle 19th Century (5) 

Joseph Butwin CSN3119 (online 

access required) 

ENGL 037 W The Modern Novel (5) 

ThaineSteams CSN3251 

ENGL 049 W Fantasy (5) Thaine Steams 

CSN3252 

ENGL C352 W American Literature: 

The Early Nation (5) Thaine 

Stearns CSN3253 

ENGL 053 W American Literature: 

Later 19th Century (5) 


ENGL 054 W American Literature: 

The Early Modem Period (5) 

Thaine Steams CSN3254 

ENGL C477 W Children's Literature (5) 


French 

. FREN CI0l Flementary French (5) 

Hai-Yen Phan CSN3131 

(TS25; voice mail S12) 

FREN CI02 Elementary French (5) 


(T$30; voice mail S12) 

FREN CI03 Elementary French (5) 


(TS25; voice mail S12) 

Geography 

GEOG CI02 World Regions (5) 

Linda Becker CSN3305 

Geological· Sciences 

GEOL CI0l Introduction to Geological Sciences 

(5) Catherine Townsend CSN3258 

(1$23, VSI5) 

Gerontology 

UCONJ C411 Psychological Aspects of Aging (3) 

Asurnan Kiyak CSN3212 (VS30) 

UCONJ C440 Biological Aspects of Aging (3) 

. Ruth Craven CSN3210 (AVSI5) 

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History 

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the Pacific Northwest (5) Caroline 

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International Business 

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Unguistics 

LING ClOO Introduction to Linguistic Thought 

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OCEAN CIOI Survey of Oceanography (5) 

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Philosophy 

PHIL Cl20 Introduction to Logic (5) 

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Political Science 

POL S CIOI W Introduction to Politics (5) 

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PSYCH 003 W Introduction to Personality 

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Jonathon Brown CSN3327 

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T C C401 Style in Scientific and Technical 

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5452 0 1 TTH 1230·120 IIUS on IlIIlEl.D 

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ADD CODE REQUIRED !PD.3) 

5453 E 1 TTH 1230·120 IINY 059B IIlllER.D 

OFFERED JOINTLY IIITH IIUSEN 345 E 

IIUST BE ENROllED IN NUSEN 545 (PD.ll2) 


IIUSEN 54G STUDIO JAZZ ENSBLE 

5454 A 1 IIIIF 1230·220 NUS 035 

OFFERED JOINTLY IIITH KUSEN 346 A 

CREDIT INO CREDIT on v 

IIUST BE ENROllED IN IIUSEII 546 (PD.1I2) 


IIUSEN 547 OPERA CHORUS 

5455 A 1 TO BE ARRANGED • 




5'56 B 1 TO BE ARRANGED • 

OFFERED JOINTLY IIITH IIUSER 347 B 

IIUST BE ENROllED IN IIUSEN 5'7 !PD.1I2) 


5457 C 1 TO BE ARRANGED • 

OFFERED JOlflTLY IIITH IIUSER 347 C 

IIUST BE ENROLLED IN "USEN 547 (PD.112) 

ADD CODE REQUIRED !PD.31 

"USEN 550 UNIVERSITY CHORALE 

5458 A 1 1111 330· 520 INE 220 

OFFERED JOINTlY IIITH KUSEN 350 A 

CREDIT/NO CREDIT ONLY 

IIUST BE ENROLLED INIIUSEII 5S0 (P0.112) 

ADD CODE REOUIRED (PD.3) 


"US EN 551 CHAllBER SINGERS 

5459 A 1 IITIITHF 1230·120 IIUS 114 

OFFERED JOINTlY IIITH KUSEl 351 A 

IIUST BE ENROLLED IN "USEN 551 (P0.1121 

ADD CODE REQUIRED (PO.31 


IIUSEN 561 PURO EIISE!lBLE 

5460 A 1 TO BE ARRANGED • 

OFFERED JOINTLY IIITH !lUSEN 361 A 


IIUSEN 568 HARP ENSEIIBLE 

5461 A 1 TO BE ARRAIlGED • 


IIUST BE ENROLLED IN KUSEN 568 (PD.112) 

ADD CODE REQUIRED cpo.n 

!lUSEN 569 BARDO CHAIIBR ENSIIBL 

5Q62 A 1 T 130·320 IIUS 313 

OFFERED JOUHLY IIITH IIUSU 369 A 

"UST BE ENROLLED IN !lUSEN 569 (PD.ll2) 


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SECtID ClASS !tEETlNG 

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SPHSC 100 ALL SECTIORS • FOR NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAlERS ONLY 

SPHSC 100 VOICElARTlC IIIPROV I IYLPAI 

7460 A IIIIF 12'0·120 SIIS 0'2 

7461 B 3 IIIIF 130·220 SIIS 032 

7462 C 3 ItIlF 230·320 5115 032 

7463 0 3 ItIlF 330·420 SIIS 032 

SPHSC DEPT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO DROP STUDEATS lIHO NAVE 

NOT ATTEIIDED CLASS OR CONTACTED THE IIISTRUCTOR BY THE 

SECOIID ClASS ItEETlaG 

................................................. 

SPKSC ill AlL SECTIORS • FOR nGA·NATlVE SPEAlERS ONLY 

SPHSC 111 AllER ENGLISH SOUNDS 

7464 AI. 2 II 1230·120 EGL 001 

T 1230·120 SIIS 038 

CREDITINO CREDIT ONLY 

7465 AB 2 II 1230·120 EGL 001 

II 1230·120 SMS 038 


7466 AC 2 II 1230·120 EGL 001 

TM 1230·120 SIIS 038 

CREDITIIiO CREDIT DALY 

SPHSC 304 DEV ASPECTS COMUN 1(1151 

7467 A 5 TTH 130·320 EGL 001 

II 130·220 EGL 001 

OPEII TO /lOU·IlAJORS 

SPHSC 308 SOC·CllR ASPtT COM I (laSl 

7468 A 3 TilTH 1130·1220 EGL 001 

OPEN TO NOli ·IIAJORS 

SPHSC 320 ALL SECTIons· [C/DC EGL 202: 

REQUIRED FOR 1lAJ0RS. OPEII TO NOR-WORS 

SPHs( 320 AHAT PHYSLGY SPEECH I (AlII 

7469 AA 5 TIITHF 1230·120 EGL 001 

F 830·1020 SIIS 067 

SSO COURSE FEE REQUIRED 

7470 AB 5 TIITHF 1230·120 EGL 001 

F 1030·1220 SIIS 067 

$50 COURSE FEE REQUIRED 

7471 AC 5 TIITHF 1230·120 EGL 001 

F 130·320 SIIS 067 


SPHSC 371 HEARING DISORDERS I (laS/NIII 

n72 A 3 TTH 830·950 EGL 001 

OPE/I TO RON·IIAJORS 

SPHSC 391 PRACTCII IN AUDIOLGY 

)7475 A 2 TO BE ARRANGED • 

CREDITIND CREDIT ONLY 

EUlRY CODES: EGL 106 

SPHSC 406 TRETIIT SP LG DlSRDR I (Nil I 

7474 A 3 IIIIF 930·1020 EGL 001 

"EETS NRITING COURSE REQUIRE"EMT 

SPHSC 445 IIOOELS OF SPEECH I (NIII 

7475 A 3 TTH 330·450 EGL 001 

SPHSC 481 11611T HEAiIDG LOSS I (UIII 

7476 AI. 4 TTH 1000·1120 EGL 001 

II 830·1020 SIIS 061 

SPHSC "AJORS DAlY 


7477 AB 4 TTH 1000·1120 E6L 001 

II 1030·1220 SIIS 061 

SPHSC IIAJORS ONt Y 


7478AC 4 ITH ,1000·1120 EGL 001 

II 1230·220 SIIS 067 

SPHSC IIAJORS ONLY 


7479 AD 4 ITH 1000·1120 EGL 001 

II 230·420 SIIS 067 

SPHSC IIAJORS ONLY 

$50 LAB FEE REQUIRED 

SPHSC 499 UNDEAGRAD RESEARCH 

)7UD A 1·5 TO BE ARRANGED • 

INSTRUCTOR 1.0. E6L 210 

)7481 B 1·5 TO BE ARRANGED • 

INSTRUCTOR I.D. ESL 210 

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SPHSC 504 RS 11TH SPCaRRIlG SCI 

7482 A 5 TTH 830·950 SIIS 032 

SPHSC 530 LANG DISORDRS CHLON 

7485 A 4 TTH 1150·120 SIIS 032 

SPHSC 531 NEURO IITR SPCH DIS 

7484 A q TTH 230·420 SIIS 032 

PIiEREQ, 501 


SPHSC 551 ADY PRACT SPCH EYAL 

7485 AI. 1·10 " 830·1120· 

TO BE ARiA.GED • 

CREDIT/HO CREDIT ONLY 

nAL COM DIS II U SPEECH CLINIC 

S50 COURSE FEE REQU IRED ' 

7486 AB 1·10 II 830·1120· 

TO BE ARRANGED 

CREDIT INO CREDIT OilY 

EVAL COIIII DIS II U SPEECH CLINIC 

SSD COURSE FEE REQUIRED 

7q87 BA 1·10 II 100·450· 

II 1000·1220 • 


nAL COli" DIS III CHDD 

7q88 BB 1·10 T 100·450· 

T 1000·1220 • 

CREDIT IRO CREDIT ONLY 

nAL CO"" DIS III CHDD 

7489 BC 1·10 II 100·450· 

T 800·1020· 


EVAL COIIII DIS III CHDD 

7490 CA 1·10 TO BE ARRANGED • 

CREDIT INO CREDIT ONlY 

LANGUAGE a LITERACY D1A6. CLM 

SPHSC 552 ADV PRACT SPCH IIGIIT 

7491 AA 1·10 TO BE AamGED • 

TO BE ARRANGED • 


IIGIIT CLIN PROCS 

7492 BA 1·10 TO BE ARRANGED • 


CREDIT /NO CREDIT on y 

IIGIIT CH I LD LANG I. II 

S50 COURSE FEE REQUIRED 

7493 CA. 1·10 TO BE ARRANGED • 


CREDIT/NO CREDIT ORLY 

IIGIIT STUnERIMG 

S50 COURSE FEE REQUIRED. 

7494 DA 1·10 TO BE ARRANGED • 


CREDIT/NO CREDIT ONLY 

"GilT ADV ADLT SPEECH 


7495 fA 1·10 TO BE ARRABGED • 



IIGIIT ADV CHILD SPEECH 


7q96 FA 1·10 F 1030·1120 • 

TO BE ARRAIIGED • 

CREDITIBO CREDIT ONLY 

liGHT nEURD DIS I. II 

150 COURSE FEE REQUIRED 

7497 GA 1·10 II 100·300· 

TO 8E ARRANGED • 

CREDITIND CREDIT ONLY 

IIGIIT VOICE DIS 


SPHSC 555 PRE·IIlTEMSHIP 

7498 A 1·10 TO BE ARRANGED • 

CREDIT/IIO CREDIT ONLY 

AUDIOLOGY 

7499 H 1·10 TO BE ARRAQGED • 

CREDIT/DO CREDIT ONLY 

SlP • HOI SCHOOL 

7500 S 1·10 TO BE ARRANGED • 

CREDITINO CREDIT OULY 

SLP • SCHOOLS 

SPHSC 561 STUDIES IN HEARUG 

7501 A 5 TO BE ARiA.GED • 

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COGGINS. T 

COGGINS. T 

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)7502 A 1·5 TO IE ARRANGED • 

IISTRUCTOR I.D. EGL 210 

SPHSC 515 PROS Ell S/L PATH 

7505 A 1 F 1150·1220 EGL 001 IIILUR.R 

CREDIT 110 CREDIT ONLY 

SLP GRAD STUDENTS ONLY 

SPHSC 567 RESEARCH SEIIINAR 

7504 A 1 F 1250·120 RAI 109 IDG'iE.C 

CREDIT /NO CREDIT ONLY 

SPHSC 573 PHYSIOL ASSESS AUD 

7505 AA 4 TTH 330·450 SIIS 038 FQLSQIt.R 

F 800·950 SIIS 075 

PRUED I SPHSC 571 


7506 AS 4 TTH 330·450 SIIS 038 FQWlI.R 

F 1050·1220 SIIS 075 

PRUEQI SPHSC 571 


8171 AC 4 TTH 350·450 SIIS 038 FOLSGII.R 

F 200-520 SIIS 075 

PRUEQI SPHSC 571 

SPHSC 585 HEARIN6 AID SELECT 

7507 AI. 4 TTH 1250·150 SIIS 8010 

F 800-950 


PREREQ I 571. 582 

7508 AB 4 TTH 1230·150 SIIS BOlO 

F 1030·1220 • 


PREREQ I 571. 582 

8112 AC 4 TTH 1230·150 SIIS BOlO 

F 200·320 


PREREQ I 571. 582 

SPHSC 591 ADV PRACTCII AUDLGY 

7509 BA 1·10 II 850-1150 CDC 

II 100·150 CDC 


CHDD PED ASSESS 

7510 CA 1·10 TO BE ARRA.GED 

TO BE ARRANGED · 


REHAB AUDIO 

7511 01. 1·10 TO BE ARRANGED · 

TO BE ARRAIGED 

CREDIT/NO CREDIT ONLY · 

USHC ASSESS 

7512 EA 1·10 II 950·120 CDC 

CREDIT 110 CREDIT OILY 

HI RISK INF FOLLOII·UP 

7513 GA 1·10 TO BE ARIAIGED 

CREDIT/NO CREDIT ONlY · 

OUT FACILITY 

7514 HI. 1·10 " 200·450 CDC 

CREDIT 110 CREDIT OILY 

ABR ASSESS CHILD 

7515 II. 1·10 TO BE ARRANGED 

TO BE ARRANGED · 

CREDIT 1110 CREDIT OIlLY 

ABR ASSESS ADULT 

SPHSC 599 RSCH PRACTlCUII 

)7516 A VAR TO BE ARRANGED • 

INSTRUCTOR I. D. EGL210 

SPHSC 600 IHDEPNDNT STOY IRSCH 

)7517 A 1·10 TO BE ARRANGED • 

INSTRUCTOR 1.0. EGL 210 

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SPHSC 601 INTEDSHIP 

7518 A 3·10 TO BE ARRANGED 


AUDIOLOGY INON· SCHOOLS 

• SAHBCIRU.E 

7519 H 3·10 TO BE ARRANGED 

CREDIT /NO CREDIT ONLY 

$lPIRON·SCHOOLS 

• ALARCON. A 

SPHSC 602 INTERN III SCHOOLS 

7520 A 3·10 TO BE ARRANGED • STONE·GOLDIIA 

CREDIT INO CREDIT OU Y 

AUDIOLOGY 

7521 S 3·10 TO BE ARRANGED • STOlIE·GQUlM 

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How to Read the Course Listings 

The information published in the Time Schedule is subject to change. The instructor for a particular course may be changed, or the 

instructor may be an assistant in teaching the course and courses may not meet each day listed. Additionally, courses listed In this 

publication may be canceled in the event of insufficient enrollment Course, term, and section information are listed in the following 

columnar order: 

Entry Code 

DeSignation 

Course requires 

Add Cocle or 

Faculty Number 

Special Program 

Codes 

%= New course 

R = Research credit 

S= Servica 

Leamlng credit 

H= Honors 

Credit 

2.5 = 2 1/2 credits 

(I) = ·01" 

(-) = "to" 

VAR = variable credit: any number of credits 

may be elected. (However. fractional 

credit registration (e.g .• 112 credit) is not 

allowed In variable-credit courses.) 

Place of Meeting 

(0 c to be arranged) 

TTh 130-220 THO 235 

OFFERED JOINTLY WITH POL S 447 C 

CR/NC ONLY 

NO FRESHMEN 

POL S, SIS MAJORS ONLY (PD. '7) 

U.S. & CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY, 

CONTRASTS IN STYLE & SUBSTANCE 

Comments and Registration Restrictions 

PD.1 = Registration Period I 

PD.2 = Registration Period II 

PO.3 = Registration Periocllll 

PERM = Permission 

INSTR = Instructor 

= To be arranged 

EC or DC = Entry Code or Drop Code followed 

by the location where they are 

available to be picked up. 

Guide to Classroom Locations 

oe G. I. 

Name of Instructor 

The three letter abbreviation is spoken on STAR and accompanied by the classroom number when the Ust Schedule transaction (I.#) is 

selected. The classroom abbreviation is also printed with the classroom number on your printed Registration Confirmation. 

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