| Course / Description / Information |
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Time |
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Blg/Room |
A H 300 004 Art History Travel Study
Travel Study: Santa Fe Museums
Credits: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/28/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Trip: 3/22/09 - 3/28/09 to Santa Fe,
NM. Cost: $550. Deposit of $250 due
by 2/1/10, balance of $300 due by
3/12/10.
Meets with WEST 3900.003.
A H 300-3. Topics in Art History.
Emphasizes study of a more specific area than that
covered in regular art history course offerings. For
further information see individual course listing for
each semester.
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03437 |
OPEN| Max: | 12 | | Enrolled: | 6 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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LARKIN, KAR |
**** |
ANTH 318 001 Anthropology Lecture
Archeol & Public Policy
Credits: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/26/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Meets in SCI 191, MTWRF, 0900AM-0500PM.
ANTH 318-3. Archaeology and Public Policy.
Explores the role of government and public opinion
in the development and enforcement of cultural
resource legislation. Students will have hands-on
exposure to documenting and evaluating resource
significance and will explore issues of cultural
patrimony and tribal rights.
Prer., ANTH 102 or ANTH 220.
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01058 |
OPEN| Max: | 20 | | Enrolled: | 11 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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SEGIN, STEV |
**** |
BUAD 302 002 Business Administration Lecture
Resume Writing/interview
Credits: 1.0
College of Business & Administration
From 03/12/2010 to 03/20/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
Section 002 meets on Mar. 12, 13, 19, and 20.
BUAD 302-1. Career Skills: Resume Writing and
Interviewing.
Instructs and gives students hands-on experience on
how to: (a) write cover letters and resumes, (b)
practice effective interviewing techniques, and (c)
develop effective job hunting skills. Pass/fail only.
Prer., Junior standing.
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01220 |
OPEN| Max: | 30 | | Enrolled: | 6 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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F Saturday |
5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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VON BRETON,
VON BRETON,
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Dwire Hall 103
DWIR 103
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BUAD 303 001 Business Administration Lecture
Career Image & Impact
Credits: 1.0
College of Business & Administration
From 04/02/2010 to 04/10/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
Section 001 meets Apr. 2, 3, 9, and 10.
BUAD 303-1. Career Success: Image and Impact.
Helps students converse, interact, and dress in a
professional manner for job interviews, telephone
calls, written correspondence, and professional
work settings. Course will cover working in a
diverse, cross-cultural environment, making
effective first impressions, and appropriately
communicating in a variety of speaking and writing
situations. Pass/fail only.
Prer., Junior standing.
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01223 |
OPEN| Max: | 40 | | Enrolled: | 17 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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F Saturday |
5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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BREISCH, JE
BREISCH, JE
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Dwire Hall 103
DWIR 103
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BUAD 450 004 Business Administration Lecture
Cases & Concepts-bus Pol
Credits: 3.0
College of Business & Administration
From 03/12/2010 to 04/16/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
Meets Fri. 3/12, 8:00-10:40am; Sat. 3/20,
Mon. 3/22, Tues. 3/23, 8:00am-4:30pm; Wed.
3/24, 8:00am-2:30pm; and Fri. 4/2, 4/9, 4/16
8:00-10:40am. All meetings in DWIR 104.
BUAD 450-3. Cases and Concepts in Business Policy.
Takes a general manager's perspective on the
administration of the corporation. Topics include the
role and responsibility of general management,
analysis of threats and opportunities in the
competitive environment, strategies for building and
sustaining competitive advantage, strategy
implementation and management, and strategic
management in the international environment. Topics
covered through comprehensive case analysis.
Prer., INFS 300, MKTG 300, FNCE 305, MGMT 330,
OPTM 300. Business seniors only.
Added:
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03889 |
OPEN| Max: | 35 | | Enrolled: | 25 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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F Friday |
8:00 AM - 10:40 AM
8:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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OLSON, ERIC
OLSON, ERIC
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Dwire Hall 104
DWIR 104
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C S 305 001 Computer Science Lecture
Computing Ethics
Credits: 1.0
College of Engineering & Applied Sciences
From 04/06/2010 to 05/06/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
C S 305-1. Social and Ethical Implications of
Computing.
This class will discuss selected topics in ethical,
social, political, legal and economic aspects of the
application of computers. Each student is expected to
research one or more topics, actively participate in
discussions, and give a presentation. Written papers
may be required.
Prer., C S 208.
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01272 |
OPEN| Max: | 25 | | Enrolled: | 12 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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TR |
1:40 PM - 2:55 PM |
KALITA, JUG |
Engineering Building 138 |
COMM 344 002 Communication Lecture
Leadership Communication
Credits: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 04/02/2010 to 04/24/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
Meets Fridays 4/2, 4/9, 4/23 and Saturdays
4/3, 4/10, 4/24.
COMM 344-3. Leadership Communication.
An examination of contemporary theories and research
pertaining to the communication of leadership in
interpersonal, group, organizational, and societal
settings, including consideration of the nature of
power, vision, and creativity in leadership. Approved
for LAS Social Science area requirement.
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03614 |
OPEN| Max: | 30 | | Enrolled: | 28 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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F Friday Saturday Saturday |
5:00 PM - 9:25 PM
5:00 PM - 9:25 PM
8:25 AM - 5:30 PM
8:25 AM - 5:30 PM
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HACKMAN, MI
HACKMAN, MI
HACKMAN, MI
HACKMAN, MI
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Columbine Hall 116
COB 116
COB 116
COB 116
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COMM 345 002 Communication Lecture
History Of Tv Prog
Credits: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/19/2010 to 04/10/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Meets Fridays 3/19, 3/26, 4/2, and 4/9
and Saturdays 3/20, 3/27, and 4/10.
Meets in COB 317.
COMM 345-3. The History of TV Programming.
Examines the history of television through its
programming. It will study genres such as the sitcom
and hour-long drama, as well as principles of
programming for broadcast and cable TV.
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01491 |
OPEN| Max: | 32 | | Enrolled: | 7 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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NELSON, DAV |
**** |
COMM 410 001 Communication Lecture
Advanced Public Speaking
Credits: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/26/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Meets in COB 324, MTWRF, 0825AM-0425PM.
COMM 410-3. Advanced Public Speaking.
Advanced exploration of the theory, preparation,
delivery and evaluation of public speeches. Approved
for LAS Oral Communication requirement.
Prer., COMM 210 or equivalent.
Meets with COMM 510.
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01498 |
OPEN| Max: | 20 | | Enrolled: | 12 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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HACKMAN, MICHAE |
**** |
COMM 490 006 Communication Lecture
Tpcs Comm: Adv Media Writing
Credits: Min: 1.0 Max: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 01/22/2010 to 05/08/2010
Prer., COMM 290 or JOUR 290.
Meets Fridays 1/22, 3/19, 5/7 and
Saturdays 1/23, 3/20, and 5/8.
COMM 490-1 to 3. Special Topics in Communication.
Advanced exploration of timely topics and issues
related to communication in various contexts. Topics
vary from semester to semester. May be taken up to
two times for credit with permission of department
chair.
Change:
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03618 |
OPEN| Max: | 30 | | Enrolled: | 5 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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F Friday Friday Saturday Saturday Saturday |
12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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EURICH, LAU
EURICH, LAU
EURICH, LAU
EURICH, LAU
EURICH, LAU
EURICH, LAU
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Columbine Hall 333
COB 333
COB 333
COB 333
COB 333
COB 333
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COMM 495 001 Communication Seminar
Sem Ldrshp/org Change
Credits: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 01/15/2010 to 05/08/2010
Meets Fridays 1/15, 2/12, 5/7, and
Saturdays 1/30, 2/13, and 5/8.
COMM 495-3. Seminar in Leadership and Organizational
Change.
A dynamic and practical project-based course focusing
on contemporary leadership approaches and the demands
the current environment of change and innovation place
on organizational leadership.
Prer., COMM 111 and LEAD 211.
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01518 |
OPEN| Max: | 25 | | Enrolled: | 8 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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F Friday Friday Saturday Saturday Saturday |
12:15 PM - 4:30 PM
12:15 PM - 4:30 PM
12:15 PM - 4:30 PM
8:25 AM - 5:30 PM
8:25 AM - 5:30 PM
8:25 AM - 5:30 PM
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HACKMAN, MI
HACKMAN, MI
HACKMAN, MI
HACKMAN, MI
HACKMAN, MI
HACKMAN, MI
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Columbine Hall 127
COB 127
COB 127
COB 127
COB 127
COB 127
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COMM 510 001 Communication Lecture
Advanced Public Speaking
Credits: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/26/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Meets in COB COB 324, MTWRF, 0825AM-0425PM.
COMM 510-3. Advanced Public Speaking.
Advanced exploration of the theory, preparation,
delivery and evaluation of public speeches.
Prer., COMM 210 or equivalent.
Meets with COMM 410.
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01519 |
OPEN| Max: | 20 | | Enrolled: | 6 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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HACKMAN, MICHAE |
**** |
GEOL 317 001 Geology Lecture
Geol Of National Parks
Credits: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/26/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK CLASS*****
Meets in UH 168, MTWRF, 0800AM-0430PM.
GEOL 317-3. Geology and Our National Parks.
Promotes an interest in and an appreciation of the
geologic aspects of our national parks. The student
will be given fundamental background in the geological
processes which have worked to evolve the spectacular
or unique scenery found in the national parks.
Because the approach to this class is of a qualitative
nature, the prospective student need not have a prior
background in the earth sciences. Field trips are
included as part of the course content. Approved for
LAS Natural Science area requirement.
Canceled:
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03703 |
CANCEL| Max: | 20 | | Enrolled: | 0 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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GROGGER, PA |
**** |
GES 105 004 Geog. And Environmental Studies Lecture
Intro To Map & Compass
Credits: 4.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/27/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Additional outside coursework required.
Meets in COB 334, MTWRFS 0800AM-0500PM.
GES 105-4. Introduction to Map & Compass.
A basic introduction to topographic maps will be
given. This will include the process involved with
making and field-checking maps; discussion of
symbolization, scale, and landform representation.
The development of the compass will be outlined and
basic skills will be taught. Approved for LAS Natural
Science area requirement.
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01946 |
CLOSED| Max: | 25 | | Enrolled: | 25 | | Waitlist: | 6 |
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LARKIN, RP |
**** |
GES 446 002 Geog. And Environmental Studies Field Supervision
Fld Stds: Austin, Tx
Credits: 4.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/27/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
GES 446-1 to 6. Field Studies in Geography.
Field investigations focused on a specific aspect of
the landscape in a selected area. Topic and credit
vary from year to year. Field trips required.
Meets with GES 517.
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Department
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Call
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OPEN| Max: | 12 | | Enrolled: | 5 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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VOGT, EMILY |
**** |
GES 517 002 Geog. And Environmental Studies Seminar
Seminar: Research Method
Credits: 4.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/27/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
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Contact
Department
for
Call
Number |
OPEN| Max: | 12 | | Enrolled: | 1 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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VOGT, EMILY |
**** |
HSCI 102 003 Health Sciences Lecture
Pers Fitness & Wellness
Credits: 3.0
Beth - El College of Nursing and Health Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/26/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Meets in UH 216, MTWRF, 0830AM-0500PM.
HSCI 102-3. Personal Fitness and Wellness.
Investigates the value of fitness and nutrition in
daily life. Activities include the development of an
individualized fitness program, assessment of
personal fitness, and nutrition status. The value of a
healthy lifestyle throughout the life span is
emphasized.
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02119 |
OPEN| Max: | 45 | | Enrolled: | 10 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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CRAIG, KAY |
**** |
HSCI 108 001 Health Sciences Lecture
Outdoor Adventure Fund
Credits: 3.0
Beth - El College of Nursing and Health Sciences
From 04/02/2010 to 05/14/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
Outdoor experience. Lab fee of $50 required.
Students will participate in a 3-day hiking/
backpacking expedition on April 30-May 2 or
May 7-9.
HSCI 108-3. Outdoor Adventure Fundamentals.
Explores the foundations of adventure-based outdoor
recreation. Students will learn techniques for
enjoying wild environments. Topics include:
navigation, weather patterns, wilderness travel,
camping, backpacking, food, clothing, ethics, mental
preparation, judgment and decision making. Information
is taught in the classroom and in the field.
Change:
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02123 |
OPEN| Max: | 30 | | Enrolled: | 14 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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F |
10:50 AM - 1:30 PM |
GUENTHER, D |
University Hall 132 |
HSCI 118 001 Health Sciences Other
Mountain Biking
Credits: 1.0
Beth - El College of Nursing and Health Sciences
From 03/31/2010 to 05/12/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
HSCI 118-1. Mountain Biking.
Basic techniques of mountain bike riding as well as
bike maintenance. Taught on site and in the field.
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03755 |
OPEN| Max: | 20 | | Enrolled: | 6 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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W |
1:40 PM - 4:20 PM |
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University Hall 214 |
HSCI 432 001 Health Sciences Lecture
Investig Injury & Death
Credits: 3.0
Beth - El College of Nursing and Health Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/27/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Meets in UH 141, MTWRFS, 0800AM-0500PM.
HSCI 432-3. Investigation of Injury and Death.
An exploration of concepts and principles related to
investigation of injury and death. Forensic pathology
and forensic autopsy procedures are included.
Specialized topics in clinical practice such as
medicolegal evidence, violence injury and
environmental pathology are included.
Meets with HSCI 632 and NURS 632.
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02149 |
OPEN| Max: | 40 | | Enrolled: | 15 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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**** |
HSCI 437 001 Health Sciences Lecture
Violence & Human Rights
Credits: 3.0
Beth - El College of Nursing and Health Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/26/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Meets in UH 109.
HSCI 437-3. Violence and Human Right Issues.
Provides the opportunity to explore the impact of
violence in relation to the responsibilities of the
investigator, assessor, evaluator and therapist.
Includes strategies of care for individual, family,
and community survivors. Principles and philosophies
of victimology, traumatology, domestic violence.
Meets with HSCI 637 and NURS 637.
Canceled:
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02151 |
CANCEL| Max: | 85 | | Enrolled: | 0 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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MTWRF |
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
LYNCH, VIRG |
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HSCI 632 001 Health Sciences Lecture
Investig Death & Injury
Credits: 3.0
Beth - El College of Nursing and Health Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/27/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Meets in UH 141, MTWRFS, 0800AM-0500PM.
HSCI 632-3. Investigation of Death & Injury.
Explores principles related to investigation of injury
and death. Forensic pathology and forensic autopsy
procedures are included. Explores topics medicolegal
evidence, violence injury and environmental pathology.
Meets with HSCI 432 and NURS 632.
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02178 |
OPEN| Max: | 40 | | Enrolled: | 3 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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**** |
HSCI 637 001 Health Sciences Lecture
Violence & Human Rights
Credits: 3.0
Beth - El College of Nursing and Health Sciences
From 03/22/2010 to 03/26/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Meets in UH 109.
HSCI 637-3. Violence and Human Rights.
Provides the opportunity to explore the impact of
violence in relation to the responsibilities of the
investigator, assessor, evaluator, and therapist.
Includes strategies of care for individual family and
community survivors. Principles and philosophies of
victimology, traumatology and domestic violence.
Meets with HSCI 437 and NURS 637.
Canceled:
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02181 |
CANCEL| Max: | 85 | | Enrolled: | 0 | | Waitlist: | 0 |
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MTWRF |
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
LYNCH, VIRG |
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HUM 399 008 Humanities Lecture
Tpcs: Images Of The West
Credits: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/20/2010 to 04/03/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Course meets Sat., Mar. 20, Mon.-Fri., Mar.
22-26, and Sat., Apr. 3.
Meets in DWIR 121.
HUM 399-3. Special Topics in Humanities.
The topic will vary by semester and a specific course
may be cross-listed with a course in another
department. Students should check each semester's
Schedule of Courses for specific topics.
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02217 |
CLOSED| Max: | 40 | | Enrolled: | 40 | | Waitlist: | 3 |
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CUNNINGHAM, |
**** |
HUM 399 009 Humanities Lecture
Tpcs: Images Of The West
Credits: 3.0
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
From 03/20/2010 to 04/03/2010 [ Late Starting Course ]
*****SPRING BREAK COURSE*****
Course meets Sat., Mar. 20, Mon.-Fri., Mar.
22-26, and Sat., Apr. 3.
Meets in DWIR 121 and DWIR 114.
HUM 399-3. Special Topics in Humanities.
The topic will vary by semester and a specific course
may be cross-listed with a course in another
department. Students should check each semester's
Schedule of Courses for specific topics.
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02218 |
CLOSED| Max: | 40 | | Enrolled: | 40 | | Waitlist: | 4 |
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CICOTELLO, |
**** |
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