2003, j term & spring class schedules by Pacific Lutheran University Archives

TABLE OF CONTE NTS Welcome 3 Integrative Learning Objectives 3 Important Dates . . .. . .. .. . 4 -5 J-Term and Spring 2003 Calendar ............ ............. ............................................................................. ............................. 4 Graduation Application Deadlines.. ................................................................ ................................................ ................... 5 On-line Information ....................... ........................................................................ .... . ..................................................... 5 6 General Registration Information . . . 'New Student Registration and Advising.............................................................................................................................. 6 Continuing Student 'Registration and Advising.................................................................................................................... 6 Independent Study, Research, Thesis Registration................................... , ........................................................................ 6 Off-Campus Programs ........ ........................................... ................................................................................................... 6 Consequences of Not Attending the First Two Classes................................................................... ........................ .......... 6 Tuition and Payment Information . 7 -8 Rights and Responsibilities . ............... .. .......... ................................. , ....................................... ................... ............... 7 Tuition Rates and Fees .... .................................. ............................. ............................................... ..... .......... .... ........... .. 7 Payment Information .... ........... .. ................. ........................................ .. ............ , ............................................................... 7 Veterans Administration (VA) Benefits. .................................................................................................... . ..................... 7 Tuition Refund Policy for Withdrawal from a Course ....... ......... ................................. . .................................. ................. 7 Refund Policy for Complete Withdrawal ........... .......................... .................... ............ ...... .............................................. 8 . .. Campus Services 8 -12 Student Services Center ........................................................................................................................ ............................ 8 Registrar's Office ......................... . ... .. ............................................................................................................................... 8 Business Office ........................ ......................................................................... ............................................... ................ 8 Student Resources ...................................................................................................................................................... 8 - 11 Additional Campus Resources............... ........................................................... ....................................................... 11 - 12 FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act ) Statement . 12 Accreditation .. . .. . 12 Meeting the Challenge . 13 Registering through Banner Web . .. . . . . ... . . . . 14 - 16 . .............. .... ....................... , .... ............ ........... ....... .. .. ........... 14 Registration Holds................................................ Appointment Times ........................................................................................ ................................ ......... ...................... 14 Waitlisting Classes ............................................................................ . ...................... ......................... ............................ 14 Banner Web Registration ............. ................. ........... ............ ................... ......... ... .. .. .. . ............................................ 15 Special Registrations ........... ............................... ................... .......................... . ......... . ........................................ 15 Registration Worksheet................... . ..................................................................................... .. ...................................... 16 Making the Most of Your Academics . . . . . . . 17 University-wide Course Attributes . . . . . . . .. . 18 - 22 Course Attribute Codes .......... .......... ........... .......................... ..... ....................... ........... ....................... .................... 18 Courses That Meet the University-Wide Requirements....................... ........ . .... . ............ .... .. ......... ......... 18 - 22 Connecting with the World . 23 J-Term 2003 Course Offerings . . . .. 24 - 43 Welcome ..................................................... ................ ...................................... ........................... .... .. ......... ....... 24 Off-Campus Offerings .............................. ..................................................................... ... ............... ....................... . 25 - 28 Schedule Legend ......................................................................................... ........................ ................... ........ 28 J-Term Scheduling Worksheet..... .............................................................................. .. ................. ....................... ......... 29 J-Term Class Schedule...................................... ...................................... .....................................30 - 43 Spring 2003 Course Offerings .. 44 - 79 Schedule Legend .................... ........ .......... ..... .............. . .................... ..... .............. .............. ............. 44 Spring Scheduling Worksheet.. .............................. ..... ................................ .. . .... ........ .............................. ............ 45 Spring Class Schedule....... ..... ................................................... .......................................................................... ...46 79 . . . . . . . 80 - 84 Forms ............... ................. 80 Waitlist Form ................................. .. .... ..................... .............................. ,......................... Address Confirmation Form ................................................. .......... ..... ................................ , ....... ,.......................... 82 Transcript Request Form .................................................................................... ,.................... ................................ 84 PLU Student Conduct Information .. . 85 PLU Map . 86 Final Examination Schedule . . 87 Final Grades . . . . . . . .. .... . . .. . . 87 Important Notices . . . . .. . , ................................................. 88 ..........................................................................................................................................................................................

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E TO J-TERM A

WELCO Dear PLU

SPR1NG 2003

stude nts:

As you prepare to register for J-Term a nd Spring Semester 2003, I encou rage you to view th is registration process as part of a larger whole. When you visit with your acadernic advisors, talk about your goals first, t hen about the means to achieve those goals. You may find that these goal mi nded conversations will open the way to new and different educational opportunities. -

As important as it is to meet requirements to graduate on schedu le, it is also important to see your education as more than sati sfying a checklist. For example, you might ask yourself how you a re meeting the goals of a PLU education (listed below) and look to your classes as a means to better ach ieve these goals. Remember, registration for J-Term and Spring, even i f they wi ll b e you r final terms on cam pu s is not th e goal. Academic success, however you define it, should motivate you r selection of cou rses. ,

Best wishes for the remainder of th is

and for 2003.

term

James L.

Pence . Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies

TI E

INTEG

TIVES

The goals of a PLU education

Critical Reflection »

consider issues from mu lti ple perspectives

�

evaluate assumptions

select sources of information using appropriate research methods

and

consequences of different perspectives in assessing possibl e solutions to problems

Expression

I I

.:.

co mmu n icate clearly and effectively in both oral and written forms

.:.

create symbols

.:.

adapt messages to various audiences

mean ing in a va riety of expressive media, both verbal and nonverbal

Interaction with Others �

work creatively to identify and clarify the issues of concern

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develop

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acknowledge and

and

promote effective strategies and respond

Interpersonal

relationships

to conflicting ideas and prinCiples, and

id en ti fy common i nterests

Valu ing •

articulate and assess one's own values, with an awareness

•

recognize how others

•

develop a habit of caring for oneself,

of the communities and traditions that have helped to

shape them

approach moral

have arrived at values

spi ritu a l ,

different from

one's own

for others, and for th e

and intel lectual

development

environment

as a life-long

process

Multiple Frameworks ::::)

recogniz e and

understand how cultures

profoundly shape different assu mpt ions

::::) identify issues and p roblems fa ci ng people in ::::) cultivate respect for diverse cultures, To

every

and behaviors

culture

practices, and traditions

view this entire document contact the

Provost's

Office, at 253.535.7126, or vis it the web site, Page 3

at plu.edu/-provost.

PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY J-T E RM A

200

CALE

(8)

(e)

(D)

Last Day

First Day Addl

Add/Drop

Withdraw wI

Thrm

First Day

of Classes

w/o Fee

Instr. Sign

Last Day to File Pass/Fail

J-Term

Monday, January 6

Friday, January 10

Monday, January 13

Spring - Full Term

Wednesday, February 5

Wednesday, February 19

Spring - 1 st Half

Wednesday, February 5

Spring - 2nd Half

Monday, March 31

( A)

of Term

DAR

( Save for future reference) (F)

(E)

L a st

Day to

Last Day

( H)

Du e Faculty

Grades

Withdraw

Term

Friday, January 17

Tuesday, January 28

Saturday, February 1

NoonFriday, February 7

Thursday, February 20

Thursday, April 3

Friday, May 2

Saturday, May 24

Noon-Monday, June 2

Tuesday, February 11

Wednesday, February 12

Thursday, February 27

Monday, March 17

Saturday, March 22

Noon-Friday, April 4

Friday, April 4

Monday, April 7

Wednesday, April 23

Friday, May 9

Saturday, May 24

Noon-Monday, June 2

from

CALENDAR LEGEND:

(A) Terms covered by this Class Schedule. (B) First day of classes for the applicable term. (C) Tenth day of term. Last day to add a class without instructor permission. Last day to drop a class with a full refund. (0) Instructor's signature required to add/withdraw a class beginning this date. A $50.00 administrative fee applies for each transaction. Tuition and fees are non-refundable and a W grade applies for w,ithdrawn classes. (E) Term mid-point. Last day to file Pass/Fail forms with the Student Services Center. (F) Last day to withdraw from a class. A $50.00 administrative fee applies for each transaction. Tuition is non-refundable and a W grade applies. (G) Final day of class for the applicable term (including finals). (H) Fifth working day after end of term. All final grades are to be filed with the Registrar's Office by noon. Grades entered by faculty via Banner Web are available within 24 hours of entry. Grades submitted to the Registrar's Office are available on Banner Web within three working days of receipt.

OLIDAYS A N D OTHER SIGNIFICANT DATES Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Observed

Monday, January 20

President's Day Holiday Observed

Monday, February 17

Last day for bachelor's and master's candidates to turn in applications and for bachelor's candidates to turn in Academic Program Contracts for August 2003 graduation Incomplete grade changes due from faculty for Fall 2002 and J-Term 2003

Monday, March 3 Wednesday, March 19

Spring Break begins

Saturday, March 22 @ 5:00 p.m.

Spring Break ends

Monday, March 31 @ 7:00 a.m.

Mid-term advisory grades due from faculty

Thursday, April 3

Advising Weeks for Summer and Fall 2003

April 14

May 5

Friday, April 18 @ 7:00 a.m.

Easter Recess Begins Easter Recess Ends

Monday, April 21 @ 11:15 a.m.

Summer and Fall 2003 Registration (by appointment)

Begins April 22

Last day for bachelor's and master's candidates to turn in applications and for bachelor's candidates to turn in Academic Program Contracts for Dec. 2003 and Jan. 2004 graduation

Thursday, May 1

Graduate Theses or Research Papers for May 2003 graduates due to Registrar's Office

Thursday, May 1

Finals Week

May 19 - 24

Commencement

Sunday, May 25 @ 2:30 p.m. Page 4

G RADUATION APPLICATION DEADLIN E S A non-refundable graduation processing fee of $55.00 wi ll be charged to your account at the time of applic a tio n includes the cost of renting your cap and gown for the co mmencemen t ceremony.

This fee

UNDERGRADUA E STUDENT For Graduation

Graduations Applications

in:

due

the Registrar's Office by:

May 2003

November 1 , 2002

August 2003

March 1, 2003

D ecem ber 2003

May 1,2003

Feb rua ry 2004

May 1, 2003

May 2004

November 1 2003

•

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING DEADLINES:

•

GRADUATE STUDE TS PLEASE NOTE HE FOLLOWING DEADLINES: Due in the Registrar's Office

•

for Graduation in:

May 2003

Graduation Applications are due by Final Theses or Research Pap e rs are due by

November 1, 2002 May 1,2003

August 2003

Graduation

Applications are due by Final Theses or Research Papers are due by

Aug u s t 1, 2003

March 1 ,

Graduation Applications are due by

De ce mber 2003

May 1, 2003 December 1,

Final Theses or Research Papers are due by •

•

Febr ary 2004 May 2004

NOTE:

2003

G raduation Ap pl i ca tions are due by Final Theses or Research papers are du e by

May 1,2003

Graduation Applications are due by Final Theses or Research Papers are d

November 1, 2003

December 1,

2003

May 1,2004

e by

Please be sure to finalize your thesis/research paper with thesis chairperson prior to submission.

ON·LlNE INFORMATION an d oth er related p u b lica tions are available by acce ssin g the PLU hom e page at www . plu .ed u and selecting Online Services . From Online Services, select Banner We b. Then click on Class Schedule and select the appropriate document. When avai lable, tentative class offerings for future terms are also on the Class Schedule web site and may be of assistance when planning your current term schedule. T h is publication

This publication will be refreshed on line on a regular basis to inform students of changes and cancellation of cou rses. An interactive sched u le that shows open, waitli sted, and closed classes is available at the Class Schedule web site as well. -

Banner Web Hou rs:

Sunday - Thurs day Friday Saturd ay

12:30am

12:30am 12:00am

11 : 25pm

5:55pm

11 :25pm

you are experiencing problems accessing Banner Web or your password has expired, please contact Kirstin Vorhes, at the Student S e rv ices Center, at stusvc@plu.edu or 253.535.7161. Please make sure you provide your full na me PLU 10 number, and birth date. If

vorheske@plu.edu or 253.535.7113, or ,

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G ENERA

EGISTRA ION I FOR AT ON

Pacific Lutheran U n iversity is committed to providing equal opportun ity in education for all students without regard to a person's race, color, national origi n , creed, religion, age, gender, marital status, sexual orientation , mental or physical disability, or any other status protected by law. The u niversity community will not tolerate any d iscrimination, harassment, or abuse of or toward any member of the university community New Student Registration and Advising

advance payment is required to confirm an offer of admission. This advance payment is required before class registration. The paymen t is refundable until May 15 for Fall, December 15 for J-term, and January 1 5 for Spring. Requests for a refund must be made in writing to the Admissions Office.

A $200.00

•

New first-year students reg ister by appointment and may not register via Banner Web. Your advisor has the necessary Registration PIN to complete your registration. New graduate st dents may begin to register on Monday , November 11, at the Student Services Center. Registration may not be done via Banner Web. New transfer and new non-matriculated students may begin registering Monday, November 25.

Continuing Student Registration and Advising •

• •

a continUing student, you may register for J-Term and Spring semester d uring your appointment time unless there is a hold on your account. Please see page 14 for instructions on clearing holds prior to registration. A ppoi n tmen t time letters will be sent to all continuing students. As a first-year (freshmen) or sophomore student, you should meet with your advisor between November 4 and your registration appointment time. Your Registration PIN will be given to you by your advisor at this meeting. Registration for J-Term and Spr ing 2003 is by appointment be g i nning Monday, November 11. Fall 2002 credits do not count toward completed cumulative credits when appointment times are set. As

Independent Study. Research, Thesis Registration

Registration for special study is subject to the same schedule as registration in other courses but cannot be done via Banner Web. Most departments offer special study options, such as: • • Thesis Independent Study • Research • Graduate Readings • • Credit by exam Speoial Projects You are adVised to reference the general university catalog and contact each department for details. To register for special study. a completed independent study card must be brought to the Registrar's Office. Independent study cards are available at the Student Services Center and on the d isplay rack in the hallway near the center. Early submission IS strongly encouraged, but cards may be submitted any time prior to the published last day to add/drop for the term. A $50.00 administrative fee is charged for each transaction submitted after the last day to add/drop. Off-Campus Programs

For i nformation regarding opportunities to study off-campus contact the Office of Off-Campus Programs (formerly Center for International Programs Office) in the Wang Center for I nternational Programs (formerly Rosso House). Contact the fol lowing people for answers to any questions you may have about these programs: J-Term or Summer Opportunities: Semester or Year-long Opportunities:

Charry Benston Jan Moore

253 . 535.7628 253.535.7629

benstocl@plu . edu moorejg@plu . edu

Consequences of Not Attending First Two Class Meetings Students who are unable to attend the first class meetings are expected to notify the instructor prior to the first class meeting. Students who miss the first two class meetings with ou t prior arrangement risk being d ropped from the class by

the i nstructor; however, you still need to take responsibility for dropping courses you do not plan on attending.

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RI GHTS AND RESPONS I B ILITIES Upon registration, the student and his or her parents or legal guardian agree to accept the responsibility and legal obligation to pay all tuition costs, room and meal fees, and other special fees incurred or to be incurred for the student's education. The university agrees to make available to the student certain educational programs and the use of certain university facilities, as applicable and as described in the catalog. A failure to pay when due all university bills shall release the university of any obligation to continue to provide the applicable educational benefits and services, including, but not limited to, statements of honorable dismissal, grade reports, transcripts of records, diplomas, or preregistrations. The student shall also be denied admittance to classes and the use of university facilities in the event of a default.

RATE

UITI

DFEE

For the complete list of tuition rates and fees see the general university catalog. Attending

Credit Hours

SemesterlTerm

Cost*

Full Time?

UNDERGRADUATE RATES

J-Term 2003 (No additional cost to full-time fall or full-time spring students) Undergraduate Tuition Model (UTM) Spring 2003 U ndergraduate Tuition Model (UTM) Spring 2003 Per Credit Hour Spring 2003 C redit by exam

$578 per credit hour unless otherwise noted

1 or more credit hours 1 2- 1 7 credit hours More than 1 7 credit hours 1 or more credit hours 1 credit hour 2 credit hours 3 credit hours 4 credit hours

Yes

$9,250 per semester

Yes

$9.250 per semester + $578 per credit hour for each credit hour over 1 7 $578 per credit hour

Varies

$ 1 50 $300 $450 $600

GRADUATE RATES

1 or more credit hours 1 or more credit hours

J-Term and Spring 2003 Cohort

$578 per credit hour The assigned cohort tuition rate will apply for all courses taken at PLU for the duration of the cohort program. .

'Students addmg/wlthdrawmg from a course(s) after the last day of add/drop for a term will be assessed an administrative fee of

$50.00

per transaction.

PAY

ENT INFOR

ATION

Contact the Student Services Center for payment options. All students are required to complete and return a standard payment agreement and choose a payment option for the academic year. If you fail to do so, a HOLD will be placed on your account and records. The HOLD means that basic university privileges are denied, including the right to register or receive transcripts. Actual payments should be made at the Business Office cashier's window. VETERANS

liON (V ) BENEFITS

I nformation concerning veteran benefits is available at the Student Services Center. You will be certified for classes only following submission of a written request (purple certification form) to the VA Student Services Counselor. If you expect to receive any type of veteran benefits, you must file a VA Certification Request, which is available in the Student Services Center. TUITION REFUND POLICY FOR WITHDRAWAL FRO

A COURSE

Withdrawing from a single course after the last day of addldrop waives your right to a tuition and fee refund.

If you do not wish to continue a course after the add/drop period, you must withdraw from the course. You must obtain the instructor's signature on an add/drop form and submit it to the Student Services Center. A $50.00 administrative fee is charged for each transaction after the last day to add/drop.

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REFUND POLICY FOR COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL (OFFICIAL WITHDRAWAL FRO

ALL CL

Spring 2003 Tuition: 100% tuition refund Tuition refunds prorated on a daily basis No tuition refunds Housing and Meal Plans: Housing refund (refer to contract) Meal plan refund (refer to contract)

Before February 5, 2003 Feburary 5, 2003 - April 14, 2003 On or After April 15, 2003

Refunds prorated on daily basis Refunds prorated on a weekly basis

Notice of withdrawal must be made in writing and submitted to the PLU Student Services. Oral requests are not valid. Full charges for the term will remain on the student's account until written notice is received and processed.

PUS SERVI CES

add. drop, and/or withdrawal registration services waitiisting of classes re-entry enrollment services financial aid services payment options official/unofficial transcripts change of address

Student Services Center

Hauge Administration 102 253.535.7161 stusvc@plu.edu plu.edu/-ssvc Sue Drake, Manager Walk-in Hours: M-F 9:00am-12:30pm and 1:30-5:00pm Express Window: M-R 8:00am-6:00pm; F 8:00am-5:00pm

graduation transfer credit evaluation registration appointment times special registrations (independent study and credit by exam) grades classroom schedules exceptions to requirements

Registrar's Office

Hauge Administration 130 253.535.7131 registrar@plu.edu plu.edu/-regi Julia Pomerenk, Registrar Ol'fice Hours: M-F 8:00am-12:30pm and 1:30-5:00pm

student paychecks cashier services - acceptable payment methods are: cash, check, money order, cashiers check, Visa and Mastercard. Payments may also be mailed to: Pacific Lutheran University Business Office. Attention: Cashier Tacoma, WA 98447 All payments must include your PLU ID number.

Business Office

Hauge Administration 110 253.535.7171 plu.edu/-buso Bob Riley, Controller Cashier Window: M-F 9:00am-12:30pm and 1:30pm-4:00pm M-F 8:00am-5:00pm Office Hours:

STUDe T Academic Advising

Ramstad 111 253.535.8786 advising@plu.edu plu.edu/-aadv Pat Roundy, Director

provide guidance in developing academic goals and choosing a major offer support for students who are experiencing academic difficulty clarify general university and core requirements serve as referrals to others throughout the campus

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individual tutoring and group study sessions test review sessions student success workshops study strategy planning open math lab foreign language conversation groups

Academic Assistance

Ramstad 1 1 2 253.535.75 1 8 learningctr@plu.edu plu.edu/-aast Leslie Foley, Director

LuteWorld on-line store information on page 1 2 textbooks and class materials textbook refu nds convenience store

Bookstore

University Center 2 nd floor 253.535.7-665 books@plu.edu luteworld.plu.edu Angela Zurcher, Director

pastoral care provided for personal issues, grief, or vocational decisions spiritual direction, conversation, encouragement and support worship and Bible study opportunities are available throughout the week Chapel - MWF at 1 0:30am in Trinity Lutheran Church The Cross - Saturdays at 6:00pm in Trinity Lutheran Church University Congregation - Sunday mornings at 1 1 :OOam in Lagerquist Hall

Campus Ministry

U niversity Center 1 24 253.535.7464 campusmin@plu.edu plu.edu/-cmin Nancy Connor and Dennis Sepper, Campus Pastors Campus Safety and Information

Harstad G-28 253.535.7441 campussafety@plu.edu plu .edu/-slif/cs Walt Huston, Director

Career Development

Ramstad 1 1 1 253.535.7459 career@plu.edu plu. edu/-slif/cd Jeff Jordan, Acting Director

response to medical emergencies and fire alarms security patrol free escort service on campus and within a designated perimeter surrounding campus emergency lockout service vehicle jump starts information and referral

extensive library of career and major options personal assistance with job search techniques on-line recruiting and employment interest inventories and personal assessments resume critiques and mock interviews

Center for Public Service Volunteer Center

Harstad 1 05 253.535.831 8 volunteer@plu .edu plu .edu/-voluntr Oney Crandall, Director Cooperative Education

H arstad 1 06 253.535. 7324 cooperativeed@plu.edu plu.edu/-cooped Maxine Herbert-Hill, Director Counseling and Testing and Services for Students with Disabilities

Ramstad 1 06 253.535. 7206 countest@plu.edu plu.edu/-slif/ct Gary Minetti, Director

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offers resources and leadership contains over 1 50 volunteer agencies on file provides information about specific volunteer opportunities coordinates volunteer projects that serve the PLU campus and the surrounding community assists in setting up service learning opportunities

apply classroom learning in real situations initiate and develop professional skills experience investigative learning choose from a wide variety of internships be matched with appropriate employers and positions that will help meet your career goals personal counseling educational/career counseling assistance in time management, goal setting, and choice of major information for graduate/professional school entrance exams coordination of accommodations for students with disabilities personality and career inventory administration

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dining hall, bistro, coffee shop, and espresso stand operations: see web site for hours, locations, menus and payment options special event catering

.Dining Services

University Center, 2 nd floor 253 . 535.7472 plu.edu/-dining Erin Sigman, Director Diversity Center

University Center 1 25 253.535.8750

dcenter@plu.edu

plu.edu/-'dcenter Eva Johnson, Associate Director, M ulticultural Affairs Health Center

121 st and Park 253.535 .7337 health@plu . edu plu.edu/-slif/hs Sue Mkrtichian, Director

staffed by student D iversity Advocates education and encouragement for multicultural awareness on campus welcoming and inviting space for all students to visit connection to other diversity resources clubs supporting underrepresented populations available for all PLU students to join regularly scheduled and special programs and events

treatment for ill ness and injury immunizations and allergy shots physicals travel counseling eating d isorder and substance abuse referral birth control advice and prescriptions STD (sexually transmitted disease) testing health education

International Student Services

Hauge Administration 1 07 253.535.71 94 David Gerry, Associate D irector

LIbrary

1 2 1 st and Park 253 . 535. 7500 l ibrary@plu.edu plu .eduHibr Chris Ferguson, Dean of I nformation Resources

Lutelink

Office of Parent and Alumni Relations 123rd and Park 253. 535.74 1 5 alumni@plu .edu plu. edu/-arel Darren Kerbs, Associate Director Office of Off-Campus Programs

Wang Center for I nternational Programs (formerly Rosso House) 253.535.7577 inpr@plu .edu plu.edul-inpr Janet Rasmussen, Director Residential Life

Harstad 1 1 4 253.535.7200

provides assistance to international students in adjusting to the university and meeting personal and educational needs serves as an on-campus liaison with other university offices assists with immigration and government regulations

book and article collections interlibrary loans reference desk on-line database administration computer access media services archives links between PLU grads, current students and PLU alumni for career mentoring academic and career path sharing possible internship opportunities resume review and critique referrals to employment resources or contacts

assists students in selecting programs and preparing for study abroad or off足 campus plans opportunities for off-campus travel and study for J-Term, summer, semester, or full academic year coordi nates on-campus international activities and international student scholar exchange programs

residence hall information residence hall association (RHA) advising

rlif@plu.edu plu.edtJ/-rlif Tom Huelsbeck, Director

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state and federal work study and non-work study employment opportunities on and off campus challenging and diverse positions with fair and equitable compensation employment education workshops employee mediation services progression of work experiences

Student Em ploy ment Hauge Administration 132 253.535.7463 stuemp@plu.edu plu.edu/-stuemp Sean Garnes, Student Employment Administrator Stude nt I nvolvement and Leadership University Center 153 253.535.719 5 sil@plu.edu plu.edu/-slif/sil Kathleen Farrell, Director Women's Center 1004 124th St S 253.535.8759 womenscen@plu.edu plu.edu/-womencen Judy Mladineo, Director Writing Center Ramstad 114 253.535.8709 writing@plu.edu plu.edu/-writing Rona Kaufman, Director

student government (ASPLU) advising clubs and organization support student media leade rship development resources off-campus student services orientation provides support and advocacy for students, faculty, and staff serves as resource for Issues regarding women offers educational programs and discussions coordinates variety of opportunities for gathering and celebrating promotes a safe and supportive community

offers proofreading and editing strategies assists with brainstorming for topics and ways to expand or narrow existing topics presents feedback on written paper s shares ways to use writers' resources helps with resum' s and job applications assists with academic, creative, and professional w riting skills Additional Campus Resources

Admissions Hauge Administration 109 253 535.7151

admissions@plu.edu

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REGI STE I N G THROUG H SA N ER WEB Course registration for J-Term and for Spring Semester is as easy as accessing P LU's home page at www . plu.edu for web registration . Banner Web is available from 1 2: 35am to 1 1 :25pm Sunday throug h Thursday, 1 2:35am to 5:55pm on Friday, and 1 2:00am to 1 1 :25pm on Saturday. You may add (register for) or d rop classes using Banner Web from the date and time of your initial appointment through the last day to add/drop (refer to the calendar on page 4 for add/d rop deadlines). To access Banner Web, using the most current version of your Web browser, find the PLU homepage at www.plu.ed u and select Online Services. From Online Services, select Banner Web. Then click on Log in.

Web registration requires you to enter you r student ID number and your PIN (personal identification n umber). Your initial PIN is your birth date. Example: The PI N for a person born June 1 6, 1 978, is 061 678. You may change your P I N at any time via Banner web. We strongly encourage you to change your PIN right away in order to prevent others from gai ning unauthorized access to your registration. EFORE YOU BEG I N

New Students Students who have never attended PLU and have not been formally ad mitted to the university are not eligible to register via Banner Web. N ew first-year students should go to the Academic Advising Office for assistance. Other new students should go to the Student Services Center for assistance.

New transfer students may begin to register via the web on Monday, November 25. Registration Holds Check to see if you have any holds prior to reg istration. Log in to Banner Web and click on Student Services and Financial Aid , then click on Stude nt Records, and View Holds.

To clear a hold contact the following offices: â&#x20AC;˘ Financial and Payment Option holds - Contact the Student Services Center â&#x20AC;˘ J unior Review Holds - Submit Ju nior Review paperwork to the Academic Advising Office â&#x20AC;˘ Medical Holds - Return your medical history form with proof of required immunization to the Health Center AppO i ntment Times Each continuing matriculated student will be assigned an appointment time according to total hours completed. Notification will be sent via mail to your campus or local address. If you do not live on campus, be sure that we have a current local address in our database. Verify you r information by logging onto Banner Web then clicking Personal I nformation, and View Address(es) and Phone(s) or check with the Student Services Center to verify your address. If you do not receive a notification in the mail by the first day of registration you may confirm your appointment time by checking your registration status via Banner Web (see page 1 5 for detailed instructions) or by calling the Registrar's Office at 253.535.71 3 1 or the Student Services Center at 253.535.71 6 1 . Waitlisting cannot be done via Banner Web Waitlisting courses must be done in person at the Student Services Center and is limited to two courses per semester. Waitlist forms are available on page 80 or in the Student Services Center. The waitlist form must be completed and submitted to a Student Services employee for processing. Waitlisting guarantees that the instructor will be informed that a student is interested and where the st dent is on the list. The Registrar's Office will move students (in waitlist order) from the waitlist into closed classes as seats become available until one week before the term begins, then the instructor determines who will be admitted to closed classes. Students still on the waitlist when the term begins must attend the first class and get the instructor's Sig nature on an add/drop form to grant them a place in the class. Faculty reserve the right to deny admission after the first week when initial sessions are irreplaceable. This form must be taken to the Student Services Center before the deadline to add/drop courses. Students who are below third or fourth place on the list are strongly advised to register for a substit te course, as it is unlikely they will get into the waitlisted class.

Note: Do not try to move yourself from the waitlist into a class, even though the system indicates there is an opening. This cannot be done on Banner web and will only cause you to lose your place on the waitlist. Page

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Find Banner Web. Using the most current version of your Web browser, find Banner Web by accessing the PLU home page at www .plu .ed u and selecting Online Services. From Online Services. select Banner Web. C llick on Login. Login. Log in by using your PLU I D n u mber as your user I D. Enter your P I N (personal identification number ). First-time

user P I N's are set as your birth date in M M D DYY format. Click the login button. I mportant note for first-year (freshman) and sophomore students: This is NOT where you enter your Registration PIN. You will be asked for your Registration P I N later in the process. Select Student Services and Financial Aid. Under Student Services and Financial Aid, select Registration. The

Regi tration Menu g ives you several options. Select Term. Make sure that the term in the text box reads the appropriate term for which you are registering. Then click

on the S u bmit Term button . Check Your Registration Status. Scroll down and select Check Your Reg istration Status. I f you have registration

holds, you need to stop and contact the Student Services Center to clear the hold before registering (see page 14 for details). If you do not have any holds, you may continue by clicking Menu. Registration Menu. Select Register/Add/Drop Classes. First-yea r (freshmen) and Sopho more Students : After you click on Reg ister/AddlDrop Classes , another box will pop

up asking you for your Reg istration P I N n u mber. Your advisor has this n umber and will g ive it to you when you meet in November prior to registration. You won't be allowed to register without this number, so see your advisor soon ! Add Classes. Scroll down to the Add Class section . In this section you will enter a CRN (course reference number) for

each class you would like to take. Remember that if your class requires co-registration for another class (such as a lab), you must enter a CRN for that class as well. When fi nished, select the Submit Changes button to co ntinue. When your request is finished processing, you will be returned to the Reg ister/Add/Drop page. Cu rrent Schedu le. In this next screen, you will have to scroll down to see your cu rrent class schedu le. Make sure that you look at the status box to see if you are currently registered. If you have a conflict of some sort, the system will notify you under the section called Registration Errors. Contact the Student Services Center at 253. 535 . 7 1 6 1 or stusvc@plu. ed u , or the Registrar's Office at 253.535 . 7 1 3 1 or registrar@plu. edu, with q u estions. Student Detail Sched u le. Once you have finished selecting your courses for the term, scroll down to the bottom of the

screen and select Student Detail Schedule. Your sched u le will appear on the screen. If you would like a copy, select the Print button on the top of the screen. Make sure that when you have fin ished registering, you LOG OUT and close your browser. This is important so that no one else can make any changes to your sched ule. It is recommended that you return to this screen just prior to the start of each term to confirm any schedule changes (such as room number or instructor) th at may occur after your registration is completed.

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Special registrations should be completed according to the pu bl ished term schedule on page 4. The following registrations must be done in person at the Student Services Center unless otherwise ind icated: •

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Auditing a Course. To register to audit a course (no credit) get an instructor's sig nature on an add/drop form. The cost for auditing a course is the same as the cost for taking the course for credit. Courses Req u i ring Approval . To register for a course requiring approval, get the authorized signature on an

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Course Load Exceptio ns. Registering for more than 1 8 hours in one semester req uires at least a 3.00 grade point average or consen t of the Provost. (Use Banner Web to register for up to 1 7 hours in Spring Semester and up to 5 hours in J-Term. )

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Using the class sched u le, select the course request num bers (CRNs) of the courses yo u wis h to add. Select alternate CRNs in case your first cho ice is unavailable. Beware of time sch edu le confl icts. Some courses req u ire additional registration i n labs and/or discussions or other concurrent courses. Check I nstructions/Comm ents for inform ation regarding these courses.

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Off-Ca m p us P rog ra m s The Office o f Off-Campus Programs offers many opportunities for studying off-campus for J-term, one semester, or one year. Expand your horizons. 1 - 路 - - 路 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - ----- - -

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S u m m e r Sess ions Take classes during one, two, or all three summer sessions when tuition is lower. Use this time to catch up or explore new ideas_ Classes are more intense and challenging, but well worth the effort. Stretch your mind. PLU is a great place to spend the summer. For updated course information, check out www . pl u . edu/-su mmer_ P rovost a n d other Acad emic A d m i n istrators Visit the chief academic officer at PLU. Jim Pence, in Hauge Administration 1 04 , or other academic admin istrators such as the associate provost and the deans of academic divisions and schools. Share your academic experience. Exchange ideas. I nvite the Provost or others to student events. The Provost, along with facu lty , develops and oversees the curriculum and degree req uirements.

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U N IV E RSITY-WI D E COURSE ATTR I BUTES A N D T H E I R CODES

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Alternative Perspectives Art, Music, or Theatre Cross-cultural Perspectives First-Year Inqu iry Seminar First-Year Writing Seminar International Core: Orig ins of the Modern World International Core: 200-Level Courses International Core: Concluding Course Literature Mathematical Reasoning Natural Sciences, Mathematics, or Computer Science Physical Education Activity Course Philosophy Religion, Line 1 ( B iblical Studies) Religion, Line 2 (Christian Thought, H istory, and Experience) Religion, Line 3 (Integrative and Comparative Religious Studies) Science and Scientific Method Capstone: Sen ior Seminar / Project Social Sciences, Line 1 (Anthropology, History, or Political Science) Social Sciences, Line 2 ( Economics, Psychology, Social Work, or Sociology) Writing Req uirement AT

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ANTH 190 (8) ANTH 192

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ENGL 341 ENGL 374 (S)

ANTH 230 ANTH 330 ANTH 333 ANTH 334 ANTH 338 (S) ANTH 341 (J)

ANTH 491 (J) COMA 334 (S)

HEED 190 (J) HEED 262 HEED 365 HIST 305 H I ST 359

ARTD 116 ARTD 160 (S) ARTD 180 ARTD 181 (S) ARTD 196 (S) ARTD 226 (S) ARTD 230 (S) ARTD 250 (S) ARTD 260 ARTD 296 ARTD 326 ARTD 330 (S) ARTD 331 (J)

ARTD 350 (S) ARTD 360 (S) ARTD 365 (8) ARTD 370 (S) ARTD 380 ARTD 390 (J) ARTD 396 (S) ARTD 398 (S) ARTD 426 (8) ARTD 430 (S) ARTD 465 (8) ARTD 470 (S) ARTD 491

EDUC 190 (J) EDUC 205 (J) ENGL 217 ENGL 232 (J)

HIST 380 (J) HIST 460 (S) I NTC 231 INTC 247 NURS 365 (S) NURS 543

PHED 315 (J) PH ED 362 PHIL 220 PSYC 405 (J)

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PSYC 474 (S) RELI 257 RELI 351 RELI 354

ARTD 492 MUSI 101 (8) MUSI 102 MUSI 103 (J) MUSI 104 MUSI 105 (J) MUSI 106 MUSI 111 MUSI 113 MUSI 115 MUSI 116 (S) MUSI 120 (S) MUSI 121

MUSI 122 (S) MUSI 124 (S) MUSI 125 MUSI 126 (S) MUSI 190 (J) MUSI 201 (8) MUSI 202 (8) MUSI 203 (8) MUSI 204 (8) MUSI 205 (S) MUSI 206 (S) MUSI 207 (S) MUSI 208 (8)

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M U S I 391 (J)

M U S I 408 (S)

M U S I 4 1 6 (8)

M U S I 445

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M U S I 401 (S)

M U S I 446 (S)

M U S I 402 (8)

M U S I 451

M U SI 378 (S)

M U S I 403 (8)

M U S I 4 1 1 (S)

M U S I 4 1 8 (S) M U S I 4 1 9 (S)

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MUSI 376

M U S I 409 (8) M U S I 4 1 0 (S)

M U S I 4 1 7 (S)

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Career Serv ices Trying tQ figure out what major fits your interests? Trying to match your major with a job? Need help constructing a res ume and cover letter? Are you prepared for an interview? Get a jump-start on your career plans now, Don't wait. Make "Be Prepared" your motto ,

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C l u bs and Organ izations Develop organizational and leadership skills to apply after graduation or expand your interests and Involvements, ASPLU, Chemistry ClUb, Circle K, Feminist Student Union, Hawai i Club, , The list goes on and on, PLU has' an abu ndant array of Mayfest Dancers, Jiu-J itsu Club " clubs and organizations to get involved i n , Find your n iche, Co-o p Ed ucation Numerous professional internship opportunities await you Take advantage of the chance to work a job in you r major or in an area of interest and get course credit. Co-op Ed also helps with major career matching, The experience is inval uable (and looks great on a resume, too ! ) , I

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Stu dent E m p loyment Enhance your ed ucational development (and your wallet) with work experience, Numerous challenging and diverse employ ment positions are available on and off campus, Establish con tacts and networking, Vo l u nteer C enter Volunteering just a few hours a week or even a month can make a difference, in your life and in other lives, Apply your education with direct impact. Contacts are establ ished with over 1 50 agencies offering various volunteer opportun ities - near and far. Live the mission: educating for lives of service,

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Welcome to January Term 003! Pacific Lutheran U n i versity's J a n u a ry Te rm provides students and fa culty with a unique opportunity to intensely concentrate their attention on one class at a time. Not o n ly can that deepen one's unde rsta nding of subject matter, but it makes it possible for each class to become a closer commu nity of learning . All students, n ot just first-year students, will fi nd with in this sche dule courses of interest to them. In addi tion to a few u n usual courses pecu l i a r to Janu ary (generally those involving an off-campus experience) , you will fi nd here a broad ra nge of offerings wit hin the reg ular curri c u l u m-interesting el ectives, u p per-division courses i n many sp ecific majors, and courses satisfying vari o u s u n i v ersity-wi de req uirements. For your co nv en ience , attribute codes app ear a t the e n d o f course titl e s . T h e attribute i n d icates which un iversity-wide re qu irement a particu lar cou rse meets. I n some cases a course may be assigned multiple att ributes. Keep in mind that you may u se a single course to sati sfy

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J -Term Off-Cam pus C o u rses : For more i nformation and applications for any of the fol lowing off-campus co urses, contact Charry Be nston, Office of Off-Campus Prog ra ms, Wang Center for I nternatio nal Progra ms (formerly Rosso House) , 253.535 . 7628 or benstocl@ plu.edu. Appl ication for these o ff-ca mpus courses began i n Apri l , so many of them are already ful l . The Office of Off-Campus Prog rams will register students for off-campus courses unless otherwise noted. ANTH 1 90 OFF FI: Practicing Anthropolog y : Makah Culture, Past and Present ( 1 9 2) F, A, S1 (4 credits) FIRST-YEAR EXP E RI E N C E OFFERING This class will study Makah culture in Neah Bay. The tribe has an active cultural research progra m . Archaeological, historical, and anthropological research have shed light on the Makah way of life over the last 3,000 years. Students will receive instruction i n Makah culture by Makah, contribute to a project, and learn what life in Neah Bay is like. P art of the month-long class will be spent in Neah Bay on the Makah Rese rvation. May only be used for two of the three un iversity-wide requ irements. ANTH 341 OFF Ho'ike : A Journey of Cu ltural Discovery in Hawaii A, S 1 (4 credits) Your journey of discovery will begi n on the Hawaiian island of Kau a ' i where you will visit a ra nge of cultural sites and work with com munity based organizations. You will learn about the Hawaiian sovereig nty movement and the revival of the Hawaiian language. You'll study with resident specialists about Hawaiian art forms, skills, and practices (reli gion and healing, the hula, paddling and surfing, lei making, and chanting). The second segment of the course will take you to Honol u l u where you wil l learn from the Polynesian Voyaging Society about a ncient navig ators. H e re you will also have time to contemplate the cultural diversity of H awaii, incl uding the influences of the many streams of immigrants foll owing the original voyagers from Marqu esas. ANTH 491 OFF Practicing Anthropology: Makah Culture, Past and Prese nt A. S 1 (4 credits) This class will study Makah culture in Neah Bay. The tribe has an active cultural research prog ra m. Archaeological , historical , and anthropological research have shed light on the Makah way of life over the last 3 , 000 years. Students will receive instruction in Makah culture by Makah, contribute to a project, and learn what life in Neah Bay is like. Part of the month-long class will be spent in Neah Bay on the Makah Reservation . ARTD 390 OFF 1 9th-Century Art i n Paris AR (4 credits) Spend three weeks in Paris studying art movements and painters of the 1 9th-century. Learn about the different styles of art and where they originated . Expl ore the cafe-l i ned streets where g reat artists lived and worked. Knowledge of French is not required . BUSA 345 OFF An Italian Heritage of Bus i ness a n d Art AR (4 credits) Students will examine the development of business practices and international trade in late medieval and Renaissance Italy, how the wealth generated was used to fu nd the arts, and how these early busi ness practices have been transformed in the 21 st-century. Explore the churche s, museums, and other sites, of Rome, Flore nce, Venice a n d other Italian cities . BUSA 485 OFF Jan uary i n London: An I ntegrati ng Experience Combining Busi ness and the Arts (4 credits) - Crosslisted with COMA 392 OFF What's it li ke to do busi ness in the U nited Kingdom? How are the arts supported i n Brita in? How has British hi story and culture influenced the ways in which business is done and the arts are created? Here's a chance to get a first-hand view of bus iness and the a rts from the British perspective. Students will have the opportunity to explore British companies, financial markets, ba n ks, and entrepreneurial activities, as wel l as British theatre , music, and museums. BUSA 486 OFF Business and Urban Culture in China (4 credits ) - Crossl isted with BUSA 587 OFF and CHSP 287 OFF S pend January in Shanghai, China, and explore China's ra pidly chang ing business and artistic cultures. Students will study China's business enviro n ment, i ncluding visits to enterprises.

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Spend January in S hanghai . China, and explore China's rapid ly changing business and artistic cultures. M BA students will complete a special project with a foreign-invested enterprise in Shanghai/P udong. C H S P 287 OFF

Business and Urban C u lture in China (4 credits) - Crosslisted with BUSA 486 O F F a n d 587 OFF

Spend January in Shanghai, C hina, and explore C hina's rapidly changing business and artistic cultures. Students will study contemporary u rban artistic expression , including film viewi ng, visits to museums, galleries, a nd h i stori c sites. COMA 3 9 1 O F F

Communi cation Abroa d : Stu d i es i n Cultu re (4 c redits)

Topic: I nternational Debate. Students will travel in Zsgreb, C roatia , and Belgrade, Serbia, to debate in two tou rnaments with students from throughout Eastern E u rope. The purpose of the program is to foster the development of discussion and debate as a mea ns of managing disputes and disagreements. Students will work with students from Eastern E u rope who seek to learn more about democratic process and methods.

COMA 392 O F F January i n Lon d o n : An Integrating Experience Combi n i ng Busi ness and the Arts (4 c red its) - Crosslisted with B U SA 485 OFF

What's it like to do busi ness i n the U n ited Ki ngdom? How a re the arts su pported in Britain? How has British history and culture influenced the ways in which busi ness is done and the arts are created? Here's a chance to get a first-hand view of business and the arts from the British perspective. Students will have the opportunity to explore B ritish companies, financial markets, banks, and entrepreneurial activities, as well as British theatre, music, and museums. E N G L 234 O F F

Environmental Literature LT (4 c redits)

Ecuador, land of the Galapagos, Amazon , and Andes. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportun ity to combine the study of nature and l iterature in a diverse South American country. Watch for h u ge scarlet macaws and troops of squirrel monkeys i n the trees. Come face to face with g iant tortoises. Spend a week in the Galapagos Islands where you will see unique marine iguanas and snorkel with sea lions and brilliantly colored fis h . Limited to 1 5 students. E NVT 325 OFF Ecology, Commun ity a n d Culture in Australia (4 credits) S pend January 2003 in Australia i n the permacu lture coml'Tl u n ity of C rystal Waters. Crystal Waters i s a co mmunity co nsciously designed and maintained to optimize and balance the ecosystem with the people living i n it. I t is i nternationally recognized for its educational center for permacu lture des i g n , which students will study while experienci ng the community itself, assist i n work projects as a service component, and focus attention on what it takes to be an active and cooperating member of a fu lly integrated i nternational commu nity. GERM 231 OFF

Lan guag e, Art and Culture in the New Germany (4 credits) - Crosslisted with G E R M 3 3 1 OFF

Language, Art and Culture in the New Germany (4 cred its) - Crosslisted with G ER M 231 O F F

German language and modern German culture will be the focus of this full-immersion J-Term progra m . Students will combine intensive German language i nstruction with close study of the historical intertwining of public art, politics, and the rapidly evolving commercial landscape i n reu nified Germany. Cases i n T h i rd World Develo pmen t: Commun ity Development in C u ba C, 12 (4 credits ) Partici pate in this course, and experience the daily life of ord i nary people in Cuba. Learn the history of why Cuba i n itiated a socialist experiment and study the pe rilous consequences of this choice. Meet with comm unity , politica l , and rel igious leaders, and draw your own co nclusions. I NTC 246 OFF

M U S I 395 OFF Music Centers of the World (4 credits) Visit a l ! of the major sights of London and Paris. Be a Londoner for e i g ht days and a Parisian for three days. Spend an afternoon and one n i g ht in Copenhagen . Learn to get around London and Paris by use of the U n derground and Metro system and by walking . Students will visit art museums, symphony hall s , hear the London Symphony i n concert, see theatre productions, plus ballet, opera , and other productions o n the London stage.

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J-Term Off-Campus Courses (continued) PH ED 3 1 9 OF F Tramping the Tracks of New Zea la n d PE (4 credits ) Spend J-Term learning about the history a nd culture o f New Zealand while backpacki ng and hiking in some of t h e most dra matic scenery i n t h e worJd. Explore museums that reflect the history and culture of the other land "down under," and hike up ancient volcano craters, to glaci a l mountain lakes, and along sandy ocean beaches. POLS 401 OFF S pec ial Topic: H uman Rights and Development in Southern Africa S 1 (4 credits) H uman Rights and Develo pment in Southern Africa will i ntroduce participants to the process and problems in gu aranteei ng civil liberties as a pivotal part of healthy societies. The legacy of colonialism hangs heavy in N amibia and a tradition of protecting human rights need become part of govern ing practice. On going development and democracy need a free-speaking, active, and ed ucated citizenry. The Human Rights Center of the Un iversity of N amibia has training programs based on this goal. RELI 227 OFF Christian Theology R2 (4 credits) Topic: Women , Nature, and the Sacred. This course explores theological perspectives on women's relationships with nature and the sacred as a means of addressing the present environmental crisis. Students will an alyze the dynamic interplay between the status of women around the world and religion , ecology, economics and gl obal politics. After review of selected ancient and modem creation accounts, students will con sider how contemporary science and bibl ical re ligion have contributed to the ecological crisis as well as how they propose solutions. RELI 331 OFF New Testament Stu dies: The Bible in London : Museum, Gallery and Stage R1 (4 credits) U sing the historical method, we will take advantage of the rema rkable nu mber of ite ms from various sources throwing light upon Biblical events and ti mes that are preserved in the British M u se u m . We will see how New Testament theology is reflected in history and textual studies, art, and the stage. Biblical texts will be explored through worship in Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's C athedral. Tours to Stonehenge, Oxford , Ca nterbury, a nd the Tower of London will be combined with ballet, opera, and other productions on the London stage. SOCI 302 OFF Sociology of Criminal Justice S2 (4 credits) This course provides an overview of the social organ ization of the cri m i n al j ustice system in the United States. The pri mary focus will be on the agencies that create and enforce law: the police, courts, and corrections. Students will examine how social forces shape the way the criminal justice system operates, with pa rticular attention to the ways in which race, gender, and class intersect to influence the administration of ju stice. Students will explore these questions in Ma ricopa County, Arizon a , home to "America's Toughest Sheriff' and the largest population boom in the country . SOCI 3 1 0 OFF Jamaica n Society C, S2 (4 credits) This sociology course provides students with an intense but interesting opportunity to experience an essentially African culture, with strong E nglish and American influences. Studies of the Jamaican kinship system and the ways that race, eth nicity, gender, and social class effect people's lives will be the focus. Cu rrent social problems will be examined as well. SOCW 201 OFF Jan uary on the H i l l A, S2 (4 credits) Jan uary on the Hill provides students with an intense experience of community work in Tacoma's Hilltop District and/or Tacoma's Ea stside. Stu dents learn first-hand about urban poverty and how it manifests itself throu gh participation in co mmunity projects, volunteer work at social service agencies, and conversations with people who live and/or work in the community. SOCW 491 OFF Jan uary on the Hill A, S2 (4 credits) January on the Hill provides students with an intense experience of co mmu nity work in Tacoma's Hilltop District and/or Tacoma's Eastside. Students learn first-hand about urban poverty and how it manifests itself throu gh participation in community projects , volu nteer work at social service agencies, and conversations with people who live and/or work in the community .

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EDUCATION 4 1 0 3 9 EDUC 1 9 0

f I : Mu l tC u l t Pe r s / C l rm

40611

EDUC2 0 5

Mu 1 t i c u l t

4 0 4 5 5 E DU C 5 5 6

S e conda r y /Mid S c h o o l C u r r - G I T C 3

( 20 5 )

A, f 4

P e r s p e c t / C l a s s rm A

TBA

C randa l l ,

MTWRf TW

0 8 : 3 0AM 1 2 : 3 0 PM Le i t z , Beck,

S e co n d a r y & M i ddl e S c h o o l C u r r

ADMN - 2 0 4 A MA / C e r t C o h o r t

0 8 : 3 0AM 1 2 : 3 0 PM L e i t z ,

Bec k ,

R e g i s t r a t i on

Current

I s s ues /Excepti onal i t y

ADMN - 2 1 5

See

special

no t e s o n EDUC

ADMN - 2 1 5

MA / C e r t C o h o r t

Current

I s s ue s / E x c e p t i o n a l i t y

0 8 : 3 0AM

1 1 : 2 0 AM Re i sb e r g ,

S PE D 1 9 0

FI : I ndivdl s / D i s a b l t s

40787

S P ED 3 5 5

I n s t r u c t /Mgmt S tdnt s / Be h a v D i s

4 1025

S PED3 5 5

I n s t ruc t /Mgmt S t d n t s / B e h av D i s

4 0038

SPED4 8 0

I s s u e s / C h i l d Abu s e

( 195)

A, F 4 4

NTWRf

P r o g ram- G I TC campus

speci a l

S PE D 5 3 0

0 8 : 3 0AM 1 l : 2 0Al� G e r l a c h ,

0 4 : 0 0 PM 0 9 : 0 0 PM H i r s chma n n ,

0 4 : 0 0 PM 0 9 : 0 0 PM S chwa r t z , S 0 8 : 3 0AM 0 4 : 3 0 PM G e r l a ch ,

A s s e s s o f S t ude n t s w / Sp e c N e e d 2 R

the d e p a r tment on l y .

notes

on E P S Y 5 8 3 0 1 .

Neglect

ADMN - 2 0 4 A S e e

ADMN - 2 0 0

Fi r s t - Y e a r

A DMN - 2 0 0

C ou r s e

includes

ADMN - 2 0 0

C ou r s e

i n c l u de s

4 5 h o u r s o f f i e l d wo r k .

ADt1N - 2 0 0

C l a s s me e t s Brea kout

4 1 024

01 .

0 8 : 3 0AM 1 1 : 2 0 AM Re i s b e r g ,

L 4 1037

556

Re g i s t r a t i o n by 4 0 8 4 6 EPS Y 5 8 3

on l y .

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ED EPSY5 8 3

P r o g r am - G I TC Campu s

b y t h e d e p a r tment

Lamo r e a u x ,

40034

F i r s t - Y e a r Exp e r i e n ce o f f e r i n g .

ADMN - 2 0 6

Lamo r e au x , 4 0 8 4 7 EDU C 5 5 6

TBA

0 8 : 3 0AM 1 1 : 2 0AM John s t on e ,

Exp e r i e n c e o f f e r i n g . hours o f f i e l d work .

S a tu rd a y 1 / 1 1

1 / 2 5 on l y .

c l a s s r ooms ADMN - 2 0 6 and 2 0 9 .

S 0 8 : 3 0 AM 0 4 : 3 0 PM S t a f f

ADMN - 2 1 5

U rban L e a r n e r s .

Note :

0 4 : 0 0 PM 0 7 : 3 0 PM S t a f f

ADMN - 2 1 5

C l a s s me e t s 1 / 1 1

and 1 / 2 5 on l y .

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S a t u rd a y

GLISH Attention: I nternational students should see the LANGUAGES & LITERATU R ES section for their writing semi n a rs.

The following courses listed in the Department of Languages and Literatures are taught in English and also meet the university-wide attributes as listed at the end of the titles. There are no prereq uisites fo r these courses. F R E N 221 LANG 271

CRN

COURSE I D

4 1 0 1 2 ENGL 1 9 0

French Literature and Film of the Americas C , L T Literature a nd Society in Modern Europe LT

COURSE T I T L E 01

F I : L i t : Thems & A u t h r s

(213)

F , LT

DAYS

STIME

MTWRF

1 1 : 3 0 AM 0 1 : 5 0 PM Campbe l l ,

ETIME

LOCAT I ON

I N S T RU C TOR T

ADMN - 2 0 6

I N STRUC T I ON S

Fi r s t - Y e a r Expe r i e n c e T op i c :

4 0 0 4 6 ENGL 2 1 5

Short

MTWRF

0 8 : 3 0 AM 1 1 : 2 0 AM Jon e s ,

4 07 8 8 ENGL2 2 4

T r ave l W r i t i n g WR

F i c t i on LT

MTWR

1 1 : 3 0AM 0 2 : 2 0 PM S e a l ,

4 0 8 1 3 ENGL 2 3 2

Women ' s

MTWRF

1 1 : 3 0AM 0 2 : 2 0 PM M i r an da ,

4 10 2 1 ENGL2 3 4

OFF

Env i r onme n t a l

MTWRF

0 2 : 3 0 P M 0 5 : 2 0 PM B e r gman ,

L i t e r a tu r e A , L T Literature

o f fering

Jou r n e y s

ADMN- 2 0 9

R D

1 COMMENTS

RAM S - 2 0 4 ADMN - 2 0 9

Top i c :

ADMN - 2 0 6

O f f - campus

Women W r i t e r s o f course

me e t s o n - c amp u s

1 / 6- 1 / 1 0 .

c on t a c t C h a r r y B e n s t ron Cost without 4 0 0 0 8 ENGL 3 1 3

Art

4 1 0 2 2 ENGL 3 6 7

2 0 t h - C e n t B r i t L i t / WW I I

o f the

Book I

MTWRF

1 1 : 3 0AM 0 2 : 2 0 PM B en t on ,

MTWRF

1 2 : 3 0 PI-I 0 3 : 3 0 P M E y l e r ,

C r o s s l i s t e d w i t h ARTD

ADMN- 2 1 7

Top i c : Shaw ,

tui t i on

I N GR- 1 2 2

instructor LT

Course

T o appl y 253 . 535 . 7 628 .

or me a l s :

pe rmi s s i on .

I r i s h Nobe l Yeat s ,

the Ame r i c a s

Ecuador .

331 .

$ 1 , 995 . 00

Re qui r e s

Fe e :

$35 . 00

Laureates :

Becke t t ,

Heaney

Additional course which may count towards the major or m inor:

E N G L 234

Environmental Literature LT

Note: See respective department l istings for i nformation concerning course C R N , sections, i nstructors, time, meeting place and credit hours. See Environ mental Stud ies section of the ge neral university catalog for the applicability of a particular course. Questions should be directed to the C h a ir of the Environ menta l Studies Program, Dr. Duane Swa n k , at 253.535.7556 or swa nkdd@ plu.edu. 4 1 0 3 8 ENVT 3 2 5

OFF

Ecol ,

C omm a n d C u l t i n A u s t N S

TBA

W h i t ma n ,

TBA

O f f - c ampus

cour s e

i n Au s t r a l i a .

To appl y c o n t a c t C h a r r y B e n s t r o n at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 . 7 6 2 8 . t u i t i on :

C o s t wi thout

$ 3 , 995 . 00

" D ES IGNATES LATE AFTERNOON AND EVEN ING C LASSES (Begin n i ng 4:30 and later)

Page

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Inq uiry Sem inars (identified by subject and course n u mber below) and Writing Seminars are for students entering PLU in the 2002 - 2003 school year with fewer than twenty (20) transfe rable semester credit hours. Please remember that the Fi rst-Year Experience incl udes a first-ye a r J-Term requirement (see page 24 for details).

INOlJ l RY SE M I NA R CRN

COURSE I D

4 1 0 1 1 ANT H 1 9 0

COURS E T I TLE OFF

F I : Ma k a h C u l t u r e

A, S l

( 1 92 )

DA Y S TWRF

STIME

ETIME

I N S T RUCTOR D

0 1 : 0 0 PM 0 4 : 0 0 PM Hue 1 s b e c k ,

LOCAT I ON

I N S T RU CT I ON S

XAVR- 1 4 0

O f f - campus

cou rs e .

f i r s t t e n days p e r mi s s i on

COMMENTS

Me e t s the

r e q u i re d .

Cha r r y B e n s t on a t B I OL 1 9 0

FI : B i o l & M o d W r l d

MT R F

( 1 1 1 ) F , N S , SM

0 8 : 3 0 AM 1 0 : 4 5 AM G a r r i g a n ,

RCTR- 1 l 5

Topi c :

2 5 3 . 5 3 5 . 7 62 8 .

Lab F e e : B I OL 1 9 0

4 1 0 3 9 EDUC 1 9 0

B i o l og y & M o d e r n W o r l d Lab

L01

FI :

F I : Mu l t C u l t Pe r s / C l rm

(205)

4 1 0 1 2 ENGL 1 9 0

F I : Li t : Thems & Au t h r s

4 1 0 1 3 HEED 1 9 0

FI :

Big

4 1 0 4 2 MUS I l 9 0

FI :

I n t. r o

4 10 1 4

F I : H e a l A r t /M i n d / B o d y

PHE D 1 9 0

Fat t.o

Lies

A, F

( 101 )

4 10 0 7

E' H I L 1 9 0

FI :

4 10 2 8

REL I l 9 0

F I : Re l

4 1 0 3 7 S E' E D 1 9 0

F I : I n divdl s / D i s a b l t s

B i omed Et.h i c s

F , LT 4

(213)

( 2 62 )

Mus i c

AR, F

F , PH

( 2 l 2 ) F, R1 ( 1 95)

TWR

A, F

1 1 : 3 0 AM 0 2 : 2 0 PM G a r r i gan ,

TBA

RCTR- 1 1 6

MTWRF

1 1 : 3 0AM 0 1 : 5 0 PM Campb e l l ,

MTWR

0 8 : 3 0AM 1 1 : 2 OAM NcConne l l , l l : 3 0 AM 0 2 : 2 0 PM H o f fman ,

190 LOl .

$50 . 00

C o - r e g i s t e r w i t h B I OL 1 9 0 0 1

TBA

C randa l l ,

TWRF

( 3 62 ) A , F

(223 )

& L i t / N e wT e s t

A, F 4

Cost

$ 650 . 00

D i v e r s i t y o f Li f e .

Co- r e g i s t e r w i t h B I O L 41045

I n s t ructor

To a pp l y c o n t a c t

w i t h o u t t u i t i o n o r me a l s : 4 1044

on campus

t e rm .

ADMN - 2 0 6

T D

T op i c :

Jou r n e y s

OGYM- 1 0 4 M B RC - 1 1 6

MTWR

0 8 : 3 0 AN

11 : 2 0Ml McG l l l ,

ECAM- 0 2 7

MTWR

0 8 : 3 0 AM

l l : 2 0 AM M c Gi l l ,

ECAM-GYM

MTWRF

1 1 : 3 0AM 02 : 2 0 PN Me n z e l ,

ADNN - 2 0 2

MTWRF

1 1 : 3 0AM 0 2 : 2 0 PM B a t t e n ,

MTWRF

0 8 : 3 0AM 1 1 : 2 0 AM G e r l a c h ,

ADMN - 2 l 2 K

ADMN - 2 0 0

WRITING SEM INAR 4 0 3 0 5 WRI T 1 0 1

I n qu i r y S em : W r i t i n g FW , WR

MTWRF

1 0 : 0 0 AM 1 2 : 2 0 PM W a h l e r ,

RCTR- 2 l 0

Topi c :

De s i g n e r

Gene s .

Biology back

ground o r s t r o n g i nt e r e s t d e s i r a b l e . 4 0 6 2 2 WRI T 1 0 1

I n qu i r y S em : W r i t i n g FW , WR

MTWRF

0 2 : 3 0 PM 0 4 : 5 0 PM Muded e ,

ADMN - 2 l l B Topic :

N a r r a t i n g G l ob a l i z a t i o n

S 4 0 0 2 9 GEOS 1 0 5 4 1 0 0 8 GEO S 3 2 8

01 01

Me t e o r o l o g y N S , S M p a l e o n t o l o g y N S , SM

4 4

MTWRF

0 8 : 3 0 AM

1 0 : 5 0 AM S t a f f

RCTR- 1 0 9

M W

1 1 : 0 0AM 0 1 : 3 0 PM S t a f f

RCTR- 1 0 9

MTWRF

0 8 : 3 0 AM 1 0 : 5 0 AM B enham,

RCTR- 1 1 3

T R

1 1 : 0 0 AM 1 2 : 3 0 PM B e n ham,

RCTR- 1 1 3

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L e c t u r e MT WRF,

l ab MW .

Lab Fee :

$ 5 0 . 00

L e c t u r e MTWRF ,

lab TR.

Lab F e e :

$50 . 00

BAL STU'D Additional courses which m ay count towards the major or m i nor:

FREN 221 H I ST 1 09 I NTC 246

French Literature a nd Film of the Americas C, LT East Asian Societies C, S 1 Cases i n Development C, 12

Note: See respective department li stings for information concerning course CRN , sections , i nstructions, time, meeting place and credit hours. See the G lobal Studies section of the general un iversity catalog for the regional or topical applicability of a particular co urse. Q u estions should be directed to the Chair of the Gl obal Studies Progra m , Dr. Gina Hames, at 253.535 . 7 1 32 or ha mesg l@pl u . edu.

CRN

COURSE

4 1 000

HIST109

East

4 0293

HIST332

E n g l a nd : T u d o r s

41001

HIST360

The

H o l oc a u s t

A, Sl

4 10 4 9

HIST370

Envi r onme n t a l

Hist

4 1050

H I ST 3 8 0

COU R S E

TITLE

As i a n

Asian

Amer

Societies and

C, Sl

S tu a r t s of

U . S .

His t/Culture

Sl Sl

A, S1

S T IME

E T n1 E

MTI'IR

0 2 : 3 0 PM

0 5 : 2 0 PM

Li ,

MTI'iRF

0 8 : 3 0 ;'.1--1

1 0 : 5 0 AM

N o r d qu i s t ,

MTvlR

1 1 : 3 0 AM

0 2 : 2 0 PM

E r i c k sen ,

0 2 : 3 0 PM

0 5 : 2 0 PM

Thrush,

DAYS

TWRF

LOCATION

I N S T RU C T O R

I N S TRUCTIONS

1 1 : 3 0 AM

0 2 : 2 0 PM

P R

X A VR- 1 5 0 XAVR- 2 0 1 XAV R - 2 5 0

Course

Krai g ,

ADi1N- 2 1 4

includes

ins t ructor Cou r s e trips

HIST381

The

V i e tnam W a r

Amer

Soc

MTWRF

THE

0 8 : 3 0 AM

RN s

4 0 620

I NT C 2 4 6

OFF

C ommuni t y

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l O : 5 0 AM

Ca rp ,

field

Co n t a c t

detai l s .

i n c l u de s of

hou r s .

two

approx . for

o f f - c amp u s

six

hou r s .

field

Contact

d e t ai l s .

o v

F P r e dmo r e ,

for

o f f - c ampus

s ix

XAVR- 2 5 0

TBA

two

approx .

inst ructor

4 0821

C OMM E N T S

XAVR- 1 5 0

t r ips

MTWR

TBA

RLD O f f - c ampu s Mee ts

course

o n - campus

T o app l y

cont a c t

2 5 3 . 5 3 5 . 7 62 8 .

MTWR,

Cuba . 1 / 6-1 / 9 .

Charry

Cost

Benston

w i t hout

t u i t i on :

$ 3 , 1 50 . 00

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A l l language students will use the Language Resource Center for additional study and practice. To ensure correct placement in lang uage courses , a l l students with previous study are required to take a placement test. The tests for most languages are offered in the Language Resource Center ( LRC) at select times d u ring the year and on a drop-in basis du ring reg ular LRC hours. Additional information on placement will be available in the new student registration packets distributed by the Academic Advising Office. Students may meet the Diversity Requ irement, Cross-Cultura l Perspectives, by taking a 201 or higher-level course in a language used to satisfy the admis sion requirement or 8 credits in a langu age not previ ously studied. All 300- and 400-level literature courses meet the Core I Literatu re requirement. The fol lowing courses are ta ught in Englisfi:

French Literature a n d F i l m o f the Americas C, LT Literature and Society i n Modern Europe LT Theories of Language Acq uisition

F R E N 221 LANG 271 LANG 446

FRENCH 1D

COURSE

C RN

COURSE

4 09 9 7

FREN 2 2 1

4 08 3 7

GERN2 3 1

OFF

' F ren

TITLE

Lit

Lang ,

Ar t

F i l m / Ame r i c a s C , LT

DAYS

S T I ME

ET I M E

I N S TRUCTOR

LOCAT I ON

MTVIR

0 6 : 0 0 PM

0 8 : 5 0 PM

B r o wn ,

ADMN - 2 1 0

TBA

C u l t /N e w G e rm a n y

Holmg r e n ,

TBA

I N S T RUCT I ON S

O f f - c amp u s 201 .

CO�� E N T S

cou r s e .

Pre re q :

GERN

C r o s s l i s te d w i t h G E RN 3 3 1 .

a p p l y c on t a c t C h a r r y B e n s t o n a t Cos t

without

t u i t i on :

c ou r s e .

P r e re q :

GERN

2 5 3 . 5 3 5 . 7 62 8 . 40838

G E RM 3 3 1

OFF

Lan g ,

Ar t

$ 3 , 1 95 . 00

C u l t /N ew Ge rma n y

Holmg r en ,

TBA

O f f - campus 20l .

C r o s s l i s te d w i t h

GERN

231 .

appl y con t a c t C h a r r y B e n s t on a t 2 5 3 . 535 . 7 62 8 .

Cost

w i t h o u t t u i t i on :

$ 3 , 1 95 . 00

S &

So c i e t y / M ode r n

40998

LANG 2 7 1

Lit

40058

LAN G 4 4 6

Th e o r i e s o f L a n g u a g e A c qu i s t n

Europe

LT 4

MTWRF

0 2 : 3 0 PM

0 4 : 5 0 PM

Jensen,

NTWRF

0 8 : 3 0 AM

1 1 : 2 0AN

Y a d en - Lu t h i ,

Page 3 8

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ADMN- 2 1 0

R e qu i r e d

for

ESL mino r

c..

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C RN

COURSE

40061

S PA N 2 3 1

TURES (conti nued,

UTE

COURSE T I TLE OFF

I n t e n s i ve S p a n C o s t a Ri c a C

DAYS

S T IME

E T I ME

TBA

I N STRUCTOR

LOCAT I ON

I N S T RUCT I ON S

W i l l i ams ,

TBA

O f f - campus

/ COMMENTS

course .

Pre r e q :

col l e ge S p a n o r e q u i v a l e n t . wi t h S PAN 3 3 1 .

4 00 6 2

S P AN 3 3 1

OFF

Intensive

Span C o s t a R i c a C

I-ii 11 i ams ,

TBA

Cost without

$3, 150 . 00

O f f - campus

cour s e .

P re r e q :

c o l l e g e S p a n o r e q u i va l e n t . w i t h S PAN 2 3 1 . B e n s ton a t t u i t i on :

year Cros s l i s t e d

T o appl y c o n t a c t C h a r r y

B e n s ton a t 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 . 7 6 2 8 . tu i t i o n :

1 year Cross li sted

T o ap p l y c o n t a c t C h a r r y

2 5 3 . 5 3 5 . 7 62 8 .

Cost without

$3 , 1 50 . 00

For detai led information regarding math p l acement see page 66. 4 1 0 4 0 MATH 1 0 5

Math

4 1 0 0 9 MATH 1 2 3

Mode r n E l emen t a r y M a t h M R , N S

4 1 0 1 0 MATH 2 0 3

H i s t o r y o f M a t h e ma t i c s M R , N S

4 0 9 5 5 MATH 3 8 1

S e mi n a r / P r o b l e m S o l v i n g M R , N S

P e r sonaďż˝

Fi n a n c e

!1TWR

MR, N S

TWRF MTWRF

1 1 : 3 0 AM 0 2 : 2 0 PM Zhu , 0 8 : 3 0 AM

i-1

OGYM- 1 0 6

0 2 : 3 0 PM 0 4 : 5 0 PM Me y e r , Zhu ,

TBA

MBLD- 1 1 2

1 1 : 2 0AM Do rne r , N

MBLD- l l 2

TBA

NOTE: Private music lessons may be arranged through the Music Department. 4 0 8 2 2 MUS I l 0 1

I n t r oduc t i on

t o Mu s i c AR

TWRF

1 1 : 3 0AM 0 2 : 2 0 PM Bel l - Ha n s on ,

4 1 0 5 2 MU S I l 0 1

I n t r o du c t i on t o Mus i c A R

TWRF

l l : 3 0 AM 0 2 : 2 0 PM Ronn i n g ,

4 0 62 4 M U S I l 0 3

History o f

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0 2 : 3 0 PM 0 5 : 2 0 PM Joyn e r ,

4 1 0 4 1 MUS I l 0 5

T h e A r t s o f C h i na A R , C

4 1 0 4 2 M US I l 9 0

FI :

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Mu s i c

Intro

Ja z z AR to Mus i c

( 101 )

AR, F

f o r C l a s s r o om T e a c h e r s

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1 1 : 3 0 AM 0 2 : 2 0 PM Y o u t z ,

TWRF

1 1 : 3 0 AM 0 2 : 2 0 P M H o f fma n ,

T R

0 4 : 0 0 PM 0 6 : 0 0 PM S t a f f

M B RC - 3 3 4 MBRC - 3 0 6

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" T he

R e d V i o l in"

XAVR- 2 0 1 M B P'C - 3 2 2

G D

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Fi r s t - Y e a r

MBRC- 1 l 6

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Exp e r i e n c e

of fering . O f f e re d

f o r mu s i c maj o r s .

st udents preparing

for

f o r e l emen t a r y

c l a s s r oom t e a c h i ng . 4 0 0 6 7 MUS I 3 9 0

Intens

P e r f : E n s emb l e T o u r A R

4 0 1 5 4 MUS I 3 9 0 A 0 2

I ntens

4 1 0 5 5 MU S I 3 9 5

Mu s i c C e n t e r s

OFF

P e r f : E n s embl e T o u r A R of

the W o r l d AR

T R

0 1 : 3 0 PM 0 3 : 0 0 PM O l s on ,

M B RC - 2 0 2

MTWR

0 3 : 3 0 PM 0 5 : 3 0 PM O l s o n ,

M B RC - 3 3 0

S em i n a r s e s s i on s

HTWR

0 3 : 3 0 PM

0 5 : 3 0 PM O l s o n ,

M B RC - 3 3 0

Z e r o credit

MTWRF

0 8 : 3 0 AM 1 1 : 2 0AM Knapp ,

MBRC - 2 0 2

O f f - campus

TBA .

section .

c o n t a c t Cha r r y C o s t without Senior Proj ect

Staff

TBA

$ 4 7 5 . 00

Tour

Fee :

$475 . 00

1 / 6- 1 / 1 0 .

To app l y

B e n s t o n at 2 5 3 . 5 3 5 . 7 6 2 8 .

tui t i on o r me a l s $ 3 , 195 . 00

( e x c l ud i n g b r e a k fa s t ) : Capstone :

Fee :

c o u r s e in L o ndon and P a r i s .

M e e t s o n - camp u s

4 0 7 9 2 MUS I 4 9 9 A 0 1

Tour

Re gi s t r a t i o n h a nd l e d b y

the d e p a r t ment .

* D ESIGNATES LATE A FTERNOON A N D EVENING C LASSES ( Begi n n i n g 4:30 a n d later)

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4 0 8 2 6 NURS 2 2 0

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DAYS

S T IME

MTWRF

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 5 : 0 0 PM B e l l ,

ETIME

I N S TRUCTOR J

LOCATION

I N S T RUCT I O N S

RAM S - 2 0 3

Fi r s t and to

HIL 4 00 9 1

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MTWRF

2 wks

5 pm .

/ COMMEN T S l e c t u r e / l ab b e t w e e n

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ENGL 232 PHED 3 1 5 RELl 227 OFF

Women's Literature A, LT Body I mage A Christian Theology R2

Topic: Women , N ature a n d the S acred

Note: See respective department listings for information concern i n g course C R N , sections, instructions, time, meeting place, and credit hours. See the Women's Studies P rogram section of the general un iversity catalog for the program requirements. Questions should be directed to the Chair of the Women's Studies Program, Dr. Beth Kra i g , at 253.535.7296 or k raigbm@plu.edu.

* D ESIGNATES LATE AFTERNOON A N D EVENING CLASSES (Begi n n ing 4:30 a n d later)

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Tuesday

Wednesd ay

Thursday

Friday

8:00AM - 9:05AM

8:00AM - 9:45AM

8:00AM - 9:05AM

8:00AM - 9:45AM

8:00AM - 9:05AM

Saturday 8:30AM - 1 2PM

I 9 : 1 5AM - 1 0 :20AM

9:55AM - 1 1 :40AM

9:15AM - 1 0:20AM

9 : 1 5AM - 1 0:20AM

Chapel 10:30 - 10:55AM

Chapel 1 0 : 30 - 1 0:55AM

Chapel 10:30 - 1 0:55AM

1 1 : 1 5AM - 1 2:20PM

1 1 : 1 5AM - 12:20PM 1 1 :50AM - 1 :35PM

1 1 :50AM - 1 :35PM

1 2:00 - 1 :OOPM 1 2:30PM - 1 :35PM

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1 2 :30PM - 1 :35PM

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1 :45PM - 3:30PM

1 :45PM - 2:50

3:40PM - 5:25PM

3:40PM - 4:45 or 5:25PM

3:40PM - 5:25PM

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I 3:40PM - 4:45 or 5:25PM

EVENING Time:

EVENING

EVENING Time:

Time:

EVENING Time:

NOTE: When planning your class schedule, please al low ti me for your meals.

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Courses wh ich may count towards the m inor:

H I ST 335 POLS 373 S PAN 322 SPAN 431

C entral America and Ca ribbean History C, S 1 C ivil Rig hts a n d C ivil Liberties S 1 Latin American Civilization a n d Culture Latin American Literature, 1 942-1 988 LT

NOTE: See respective depa rtment listings for information concern ing course C R N , section, in structor, time, meeting pl ace, and credit hours. Refer to The Americas section of the general un iversity catalog for the program requirements. Questions should be d i rected to the Chair of The Americas minor program, Dr. Sid Olufs, at 253.535.8727 or olufsdw@plu.edu.

For descri ptions of new co urses not listed in the catalog, please contact the department secretary o n the first floor of Xavier at 253.535.7595 or contact Dr. Laura Kle i n , Department Chair, at 253. 535.7298 or kleinlf@ plu.edu. CRN

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RC T R- 1 2 2

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RCTR- 1 2 2

1 1 : 5 0 AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM C r a yt o n ,

RCTR- 1 2 2

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$50 . 00

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f o r B I OL 3 4 0

C o - r e g i s t e r f o r B I OL 3 6 4 Lab Fee :

L01 .

$50 . 00

5 1 3 7 0 B I OL 3 6 4

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RC T R- 1 2 2

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52272

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50141

BUS A 4 0 5

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5 0 1 4 2 BUSA 4 2 2

C o n s o l i d a t i on s

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0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 9 : 3 0 PM P h a m ,

/ C OMMEN T S

ADMN- 2 1 9

BUSA3 0 2

I NS T RUCT I O N S

A Dl'lN - 2 1 7

5 0 1 2 6 BUSA 3 0 2

LOCAT I ON

Me e t s

BUSIN ESS (contin ued) C RN

COURSE

C O U RS E T I T L E

5 1 9 6 7 BUSA5 1 3

* Ma r ke t i ng and Va l ue C r e a t i o n

5 1 3 8 0 BUSA 5 4 1

*Mng

5 0 5 9 4 B U SA 5 4 2

+Ma n a gement

5 2 8 9 6 B U SA 5 5 3

* T r a n s n a t i o n a 1 M a n a g em e n t

5 2 8 9 7 BUSA5 5 5

Knowl e d g e Man a gement

50881

' S t r a t e g i c Mgmt / G l ob a l

BUSA5 9 0

I nnova t i on

, T e c h C ha n g e

of Change

ST IME

DAYS

ET H1E

I H S TRUCTOR

LOCAT I ON

I N S T RUC T I ON S

ADMN - 2 1 9

C o u r s e me e t s 1 s t h a I r o f t e rm .

0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 9 : 3 0 PM S imp s o n ,

�l

0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 9 : 3 0 PM Le e ,

C OMl�ENT S

ADMN- 2 2 l

l s t hal f o f

0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 9 : 3 0 PM B a r nowe ,

A DMN - 2 1 7

C o u r s e me e t s

0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 9 : 3 0 PM B a r nowe ,

ADM N - 2 l 7

C ou r s e me e t s 2nd h a l f of t e rm

ADMN - 2 1 9

Regi s t ra t i o n by

C on t e x t

0 1 : 0 0 PM 0 4 : 3 0 PM A l b e r s , 0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 9 : 3 0 PM Y a g e r ,

t e rm

t h e d e p a r tment

ADMN - 2 1 9

s OPEN' LAB S C H E D U L E

T I M E (PM) 1 :00-2:00 2 : 00-3:00 3:00-4 :00 4:00-5:00 5 : 00-6:00

M O N DAY

TUE S DAY

WED N E S DAY

T H U R S DAY

FRI DAY

Staff Staff Staff Staff

Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

Students are responsible for reserving the appropriate n u m ber of consecutive hours each week in thei r course schedu les duri n g the above open times. CRN

COURSE

5 0 0 6 8 C H EM 1 0 5

ID 01

C OU R S E T I T LE

DAYS

C h emi s t r y o f L i f e N S , SM

S T IME F

E T I ME

I N S T RUCTOR

0 8 : 0 0AM 0 9 : 0 5 AM And e r s o n ,

LOCAT I ON

I N S T RU C T I O N S / COMMENTS

I N G R- 1 0 0

C o - r e g i s t e r f o r CHEM Lab Fee :

5 0 0 6 9 C H EM 1 0 5

L01

Chemi s t r y o f L i f e L a b

Ande r s o n ,

TBA

RCTR - 2 0 1

105 L01 .

$ 50 . 00 .

Co-register

f o r CHEM 1 0 5

01 .

Open Lab - Mi n imum 2 hour s p e r w e e k 5 0 0 7 0 CHEM2 3 2

O r g a n i c C h e mi s t r y N S , SM

M �i F

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 9 : 0 5 AM F r yh l e ,

RCTR- 1 0 3

Co- r e gi s te r L a b Fe e :

5 0 0 7 1 CHEM2 3 4

L01

TBA

O r g a n i c Chemi s t r y L a b N S , SM

Fryhl e ,

RCTR- 2 0 l

f o r CHEM 2 3 4

Co- register

f o r CHEM 2 3 2

Op e n L a b - M i n imum 4 5 0 0 7 2 CHEM3 3 8

An a l y t i c a l

T R

C h e mi s t r y N S , SN

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 9 : 4 5 AM S w a n k ,

RCTR- 2 2 0

5 0 0 7 3 C H EM3 3 8

L01

An a l y t i c a l

C h e mi s t r y L a b

Sw a n k ,

TBA

RCTR- 2 0 1

C H EM 3 4 2

5 0 0 7 5 CHEM3 4 4

P hy s i ca l

L01

Phys i ca l C h e mi s t r y L a b N S , SM

C h emi s t r y N S , SM

t'l

C o - r e g i s t e r f o r CHEN 3 3 8

B i oc h e m i s t r y N S , SM

Ol.

1 / 2 hours per week

1 1 : 1 5 AM 1 2 : 2 0 PM M a r d i s ,

RCTR- 2 2 4

Co- register

f o r CHEN 3 4 4

L01

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 5 : 2 5 PM Ma r di s ,

RCTR- 2 2 4

Co- regi s t e r

f o r CHEM 3 4 2

01 .

Lab F e e : 5 0 0 7 6 CHEM 4 0 5

L01 .

$ 50 . 00 .

Op e n L a b - M i n imum 4 50074

01.

1 / 2 hours p e r week

C o - r e g i s t e r f o r CHEM 3 3 8 Lab Fee :

L01 .

$ 5 0 . 00 .

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 9 : 4 5 AM C o t t e n ,

1-1

RCTR- 2 2 4

C o - r e g i s t e r f o r CHEN 4 0 5 L 0 1 . Lab Fee :

Page

$50 . 00 $ 50 . 0 0 .

CH EMISTRY C RN

COU R S E

50077

C H EN 4 0 5

50078

C H EM 4 1 0

5007 9

C H EM 4 3 5

50080

C H E �14 3 5

COURSE

TITLE

LOI

B i oc h e mi s t r y

I n t r o d uc t i on

I n s t rume n t a l

Lab to

DAY S T

0 R e s e a r ch

An a l y s i

N S , SM

t'l 1-1

S T IME

ET HIE

I N S TRUCTOR

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 5 : 2 5 PM

Cot ten ,

0 9 : 5 5 AM

1 1 : 4 0AM

0 9 : 1 5 At�

Staff

: 2 0 AM

I N STRUCTIONS

RCTR - 2 2 3

Co- r e g i s t e r

RCTR - 2 2 4

Lab

RCTR- 2 2 4

C o - r e gi s t e r

I n s t r ume n t a l

Anal y s i s

Lab

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 4 : 4 5 PN W a l d o w ,

RCTR- 2 2 4

CHEM

Fee :

Inorgani c

C h emi s t r y

NS , SM

TBA

Swan k ,

52881

CHEM4 5 0

LOI

I norganic

C h e mi s t r y

Lab

TBA

Staff

Caps tone :

Lab RCTR- 2 2 4

Semi n a r

1 2 : 3 0 PM

0 1 : 3 5 PM W a l do w ,

for

CHEM

405

for

C H EM

4 35

LO] .

338

exce p t i on s

for

CHEM

hours for

for

hours

pe r

C H EM 4 5 0 CHEM lab

01 .

4 35

lab

$50 . 00

Fee :

Co-r e g i s t e r Minimum

S en i o r

Co- regi ster

TBA

COMMENTS

$ 50 . 00 .

Co- regi s t e r t� i n i nimum

$50 . 00

Fee :

Pre req : Lab

LO I

CHEN4 5 0

CHEM4 9 9

\� a l dow ,

52880

52355

LOCAT I ON

4 50 pe r

'" e e k

LO I . 01 .

we e k .

RCTR - 2 2 4

Courses wh ich may count towards the major or m i n or:

ANTH 343 C H I N 1 02 CHIN 202 C H I N 271 H I ST 338 H IST 496*

East Asian Cultures C, S 1 Elementary Chinese I ntermediate Chinese Perspectives on Chinese Film C Modern China C, S 1 Seminar: The T h i rd World C , S 1 , S R

* H I ST 496 may be counted for program credit only when the student's course project is focused on China and is approved by the program chair. NOT E : See respective department listings for i nformation concerning course C R N , section, in structor, time, meeting place, and credit hours. Refer to the Chinese Studies section of the general university catalog for the program requirements. Contact the Acting Chair of the Chi nese Studies Progra m , Dr. G regory Youtz, at 253.535.76 1 9 or youtzgl@plu .edu with q uestions and for approval of seminar applica bility . 52543

C H S P2 8 7

ST :

Chinese

Culture

Thought

T R

0 3 : 4 0 PM

0 5 : 2 5 PM

Ri t t e n b e r g ,

· DE S I G NATES LATE A fTERNOON A N D EVEN I N G C LA S S E S

Page 5 1

ADt�N - 2 1 1 A

( Begi nning

4 : 30

a n d later)

PLEASE NOTE : No cou rse with a COMA prefix (e.g. C O MA 1 23) wi U satisfy the Core I Arts requirement. Only those courses with a THEA, ARTD, and MUSI prefix are accepted. CRN

COURSE

50084

COURS E T I TLE

Dl'.Y S

S T IME

0 8 : 0 0P.M 0 9 : 0 5AH S t a f f

COMA 1 2 3

I nt r o /Rhe t o r i c a l Commun i c a t i o n 4

M 1"1 F

5 0 0 8 3 COMA 1 2 3

I n t r o /Rhe t o r i c a l Commun i c a t i on 4

T R

5 0 0 8 5 COMA 2 2 5

101

C ommun i c a t i on Ar t s

P r a c t i cum

ET nlE

LOCAT I ON

I NS T RU C T OR

l l : 5 0AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM E h r e nh a u s , Inch,

0 1 : 4 5 P M 0 3 : 3 0 PM L a n d ,

TBA

I N S T RUCT I O N S

I NG R- 1 1 5 B D o e s n o t me e t � r t s GUR .

Lab Fe e :

$ 1 0 . 00

I NG R- I 0 9

D o e s n o t me e t � r t s GU R .

Lab F e e :

$ 1 0 . 00

TBA

I nd e p e n de n t

s tu d y c a r d

5 0 0 8 8 COMA 2 7 1

Medi a L i t e r a c y

I NGR- I 0 9

Prereq :

5 0 0 8 9 COMA2 8 4

Comm/ P r o c : S p e a k i n g S e mi n a r

T R

0 9 : 5 5AM 1 l : 4 0AM F e l l e r ,

I NGR- I 0 9

C o u r s e me e t s

5 0 0 9 0 COMA2 8 4

Comm / P r o c : S p e a k i n g S e mi n a r

T R

0 9 : 5 5AM 1 1 : 4 0AM Fe l l e r ,

I NGR- I 0 9

�l

�I

Lab Fee :

COMA2 8 5

Comm/ P r o c : W r i t in g S emi n a r

0 9 : 5 5AM 1 1 : 4 0AM Rowe ,

C omm/ P r o c : l"l r i t i n g S e mi n a r

T R

0 9 : 5 5AM 1 l : 4 0AM Rowe ,

Lab F e e : 5 2 8 8 3 COMA2 8 5

Comm/ Pr o c : vi r i t i n g S e mi n a r

M W F

L a b Fee :

$10 . 00

term.

1 s t h a l f o f t e rm .

$20 . 00 2 n d h a l f o f t e rm .

$20 . 00

I NGR- 1 1 5 B Cou r s e mee t s

0 9 : 1 5AM 1 0 : 2 0AM S t a f f

Lab Fe e :

1 s t hal f o f term.

$ 10 . 00

I NG R- 1 1 5 B C o u r s e mee t s

r e qui r e d

$ 1 0 . 00

I NG R- 1 1 5 B Cou r s e m ee t s

Lab Fe e : 5 0 0 9 2 COMA 2 8 5

COMA 1 2 3 .

C o u r s e me e t s 2 n d h a l f Lab Fee :

50091

/ COMl'lEN TS

1st

hal f of term.

$20 . 00

II I M PORTANT NOTI CE:

Preregistrati on will be offered on select upper-d ivision COMA c l asses. Interested students should go to the Com m u nica tions and Theatre office i n Ingram Hall, room 1 1 9, between November 4 and Novem ber 7 to pre-register. Any seats remaining i n these classes after preregistration will be available for general reg i strati on which begins by a ppointment on November 1 1 .

5 2 9 5 1 COMA3 2 2

Publ i s h i n g

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM Ro b i n s on ,

i'-l W

P r o c e du r e s

ADMN- 2 0 4 B C r o s s l i s t e d w i t h E N G L 3 1 2 .

consent Lab Fe e :

I NGR- 1 1 5 B

Lab F e e :

$10 . 00

0 8 : 0 0AM 0 9 : 4 5AM I n ch , . E

I NG R- I 0 9

Lab Fee :

$ 1 0 . 00 $10 . 00

G r oup C ommun i c at i on

Ge nde r & C ommu n i c a t i on A

0 8 : 0 0AM 0 9 : 4 5Al1 E h r e n h a u s ,

5 0 0 9 3 COMA 3 3 6

C omm in B u s i n e s s

Profess ions

5 2 0 1 9 COMA 3 3 6

C omm i n Bu s i n e s s

Profes sions

5 0 0 9 4 COMA 3 7 8

* B r oa d c a s t

11 W F

Jou r n a l i sm

1 1 : 1 5 AM 1 2 : 2 0 PM B a r t an e n ,

Fee :

C omm T a c t i c s

for

Publ

Rel a t

\-1

0 3 : 4 0 PM 0 5 : 2 5 P M L a n d ,

I NGR- I 0 9

Lab

0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 8 : 0 0 PM L a n d ,

I NGR- I 0 9

M e e t s adva n c e d w r i t i n g

1-1 'il

0 9 : 1 5AM 1 0 : 2 0AM H a r n e y ,

I NGR- I 0 9

5 2 8 8 6 COMA 3 8 5

I n t r o t o Pub l i c Re l a t i o n s

T R

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM F e l l e r ,

5 1 9 3 0 COMA 3 8 8

Advoca c y W r i t i ng

T R

0 3 : 4 0 PM 0 5 : 2 5 PM L e ve s que ,

5 0 0 9 6 COMA 3 9 0

E t h i c s i n C ommun i c a t i o n

r"'i W

5 0 0 9 7 COMA 4 2 5

101

C ommu n i c a t i on A r t s

P r a c t i cum

5 2 9 6 5 COMA 4 2 5

1 0 2 * C ommun i c a t i o n A r t s

P r a c t i cum

M vi

5 2 9 6 6 COMA 4 2 5

103

P r a c t i c um

5 1 4 9 3 COMA 4 3 5

O r g an i z a t i on a l C ommun i c a t i on

t·] \'i

5 2 5 4 4 COMA4 3 8

Adva n c e d Pub l i c R e l a t i o n s

52582

COMA 4 4 0

C on f l i c t

r-1 v�

5 0 5 9 2 COMA 4 8 0

I n - D ep t h / I n ve s t i g a t i ve

5 2 3 7 5 COMA4 9 5

I n t e rnship

5 2 3 7 6 COMA 4 9 9

C ap s t one :

* C ommun i c at i o n A r t s

Senior

S e mi n a r

W F

1 2 : 3 0 PM 0 1 : 3 5 PM Fe l l e r ,

$20 . 00

Lab Fee :

$20 . 00

I NG R- 1 1 5 B Lab F e e :

$20 . 00

I NGR- I 0 9

I nd e p e n d e n t s t udy c a r d r e qu i r e d I nd e p e n den t

s t uay c a r d r e qu i r e d

I NGR- l 1 5 B I nd e p e n den t

s t u d y c a r d r e qu i r e d

0 8 : 0 0AH 0 9 : 0 5AM S p i c e r ,

I NGR- I 0 9

l l : 1 5A�1 1 2 : 2 0 PH H a r n e y ,

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 Pl'1 I n c h ,

E C

I NGR- 1 1 5 B Lab Fe e : I NG R- 1 1 5 B Lab F e e :

T R

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM Rowe ,

0 3 : 4 0 PM 0 5 : 2 5 PM Fe l l e r ,

I NGR- I 0 9

0 3 : 4 0 PM 0 5 : 2 5 PM Fe l l e r ,

I NGR- I 0 9

Page

$20 . 00

I NGR- 1 1 5 B

r e q u i r e me n t .

I NG R- 1 1 5 B

2 2

r e qui r e me n t .

0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 8 : 0 0 PM Fe l l e r ,

f o r GUR ;

$ 1 0 . 00

I N G R- 1 1 5 B

0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 8 : 0 0 PM G r o sven o r ,

T R

C ommu n i c a t i o n Rpt

0 3 : 4 0 PM 0 5 : 2 5 PH Rowe ,

Fee :

I NG R- I 0 9

Not

$20 . 00

Me e t s a d v a n c e d w r i t i n g Lab

Fee :

$10 . 00

L a b Fee 5 2 9 6 0 COMA 3 8 3

inst ructor .

I NG R- 1 0 9

COMA 3 2 6

5 0 8 8 6 COMA 3 3 4

52884

$20 . 00

CRN

U N ICATION

COURSE

TH EATRE

(continued)

COURSE T I T L E

5 0 1 0 2 T H EA 2 2 5

Theatre

50103

T HEA 2 2 5

T h e a t re

5 2 3 7 9 THEA2 5 0

Fundame n t a l s

52808

P r a c t i cum P r i c t i cum of A c t i ng AR

DA Y S

S T I ME

TBA

Mtg with prof

re q ' d

0 9 : 5 5 AM 1 1 : 4 0 AM C l app ,

M G YM - 2 0 2

t h r o ugh

T R

M W F

T R

5 2 8 0 9 THEA3 6 4

T he a t r e H i s t o r y I I AR

50104

THEA 4 2 5

Theatre

P r a c t i cum

5 0 1 0 5 THEA 4 2 5

Theatre

P r a c t i cum

5 2 8 1 1 T H EA 4 6 0

Fi lm S em i n a r : F i l m T h e o r y AR

M W

1 l : 1 5 AM

I NGR- 1 l 6

Top i c :

TBA

Mtg with

prof

re q ' d a f t e r

r e g i s t r a t ion

req' d a f t e r

r e g i s t r a t i on

TBA

Mtg w i t h p r o f

1 0 : 2 0AM B e c va r ,

I NGR - I 0 0

P r e r e qu i s i t e :

0 9 : 1 5 AM

1 2 : 2 0 PM B e cv a r ,

I NGR- 1 0 0

pe rmi s s i o n of

CSCE 1 2 0

Comp u t e r i z e d

1 1 : 5 0 AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM Z h ou , 0 1 : 4 5 PM

T R

I n f o S y s t ems NS

RCTR- 2 2 1

Co-regi s t e r

0 3 : 3 0 P;"1 Fol s om ,

RCTR- 2 2 1

Comput e r i z e d

I n f o S y s t ems

T R

0 3 : 4 0 PM 0 5 : 2 5 PM Fol s om ,

RCTR- 2 2 1

CSC E 1 2 0

Comput e r i z e d

I n fo S y s t ems

T R

D i r e c t o r of

1 6 3 or T h e at r e

0 9 : 5 5 AM l l : 4 0AM Zhou ,

RCTR- 2 2 1

Fee : Fee :

120

l ab .

f o r CSCE 1 2 0

l ab .

f o r C S C E 1 2 0 l ab .

$50 . 00

Co-regi s t e r Lab

for CSCE

$50 . 00

C o - r e gi s t e r Lab

52854

T H EA 1 6 2

P r e s ent

$50 . 00

Co- r e g i s t e r Lab F e e :

5 2 2 7 8 CSCE 1 2 0

to th e

N Lab Fee :

52277

I bs e n

0 9 : 1 5 AM

& NS

MGYM-- 2 0 2 MGYM- 2 0 2

Becva r , C l app, F

after

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM B e cva r ,

TBA M W

1 2 : 2 0 PM Mi e t z k e ,

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM C l a pp ,

TBA

I n f o S y s t ems

reg i s t r ation

B e cv a r , Clap p ,

I n t e rme d i a t e A c t i n g AR

Compu t e r i z e d

registration

TBA

S t a ge

req' d after

TBA

5 2 2 7 6 CSCE 1 2 0

I N S T RUCT I ON S

THEA 3 5 6

t�

COMME N T S

LOCATION

Mt g w i t h p r o f

5 2 8 1 0 T H EA 3 5 7

L i g h t ing AR

I NS TRUCTOR

E T I ME

f o r CSCE 1 2 0

lab .

$50 . 00

5 2 2 7 9 CSCE 1 2 0

LOI

Comp u t e r i z e d

I n f o S y s t ems

Lab

0 8 : 1 5 AM 0 9 : 0 5AM Fo l s om,

UCTR- l 3 6

Co-regi s t e r

f o r CSCE

120

lecture .

52280

CSC E 1 2 0

L02

Comp u t e r i z e d

I n f o S y s t ems

Lab

0 9 : 1 5 AM

UCTR - 1 3 6

C o - re g i s t e r

f o r CSCE

120

lecture .

52281

I n fo S y s t ems L a b

1 0 : 0 5AM F o l s om,

CSCE 1 2 0

L03

Compu t e r i z e d

1 1 : 1 5 AM 1 2 : 0 5 PM Fol s om ,

U C T R- 1 3 6

Co- regi s t e r

f o r CSCE

120

lecture .

5 2 2 8 2 CSCE 1 2 0

L04

Comp u t e r i ze d I n f o S y s t ems

Lab

l 2 : 4 5 PM 0 1 : 3 5 PM F o l s om ,

UCTR- 1 3 6

Co - r e g i s t e r

f o r CSCE

120

l e cture .

5 2 2 8 3 CSCE 1 2 0

L05

C o mp u t e r i z e d I n f o S y s t ems Lab

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 2 : 3 5 PM Fo l s om,

UCTR- 1 3 6

Co-regi s t e r

f o r C S CE

120

l e cture .

5 2 8 5 5 CSCE 1 2 0

L06

Comp u t e r i z e d I n f o S y s t ems

0 2 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 5 P M Fo l s om,

UCTR- l 3 6

Co - r e g i s t e r

f o r CSCE

120

lecture .

5 0 8 5 0 CSC E 1 3 1

I ntro

50851

CSC E l 3 1

L01

I n t r o t o E n g i n e e r i ng Lab

50657

CSCE1 4 4

Intro

to C omp u t e r

S c i e nce N S

1 1 : 1 5 AM 1 2 : 2 0 P M B r i n k ,

50844

CSC E 1 4 4

Intro

t o Comp u t e r S c i e n c e N S

1 2 : 3 0 PM 0 1 : 3 5 P M B r i n k ,

5 0 6 5 9 CSC E 1 4 4

LOI

Intro

t o Compu t e r S c ience L a b

0 9 : 5 5 AM 1 1 : 4 0 AM B r i n k ,

5 0 6 6 0 CSC E 1 4 4

L02

I n t r o t o Compu t e r S c i e n c e

5 0 8 4 5 CSC E 1 4 4

L0 3

Intro

5 0 6 6 8 CSCE 2 7 0

Data

5 0 6 6 9 CSCE2 7 0

L01

Data St ructures

Lab

t o E n g i n e e r i ng N S

T R F

0 9 : 5 5AM 1 1 : 4 0 AM Ka k a r ,

RCTR- 2 2 0

Co- r e g i s t e r

for

l ab .

Lab

fee :

0 3 : 4 0 PM 0 4 : 4 5 PM Ka k a r ,

RCTR - 2 2 0

Co- r e g i s t e r

f o r CSCE

131

01 .

$ 5 0 . 00

RCTR- 2 2 1

Co-regi ster

f o r l ab .

Lab

Fee :

S50 .00

RCTR- 2 2 1

Co- r e g i s t e r

for

lab .

Lab

Fe e :

$50 . 00

M G YM - 1 0 2

Co-re g i s t e r

f o r C S CE

144

le cture .

Lab

l l : 5 0 AM 0 1 : 3 5 P M B r i n k ,

�lG YM - I 0 2

Co- regi s t e r

f o r CSCE 1 4 4

l e cture .

t o Comp u t e r S c i e n c e L a b

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM Br i n k ,

M G YM - I 0 2

Co-re g i s t e r

f o r CSCE

144

le cture .

I I : l 5 AM l 2 : 2 0 PH Wol f f .

MGYM- l 0 3

C o - r e gi s t e r

for

L a b Fe e :

Co- r e g i s t e r

f o r CSCE

S t ructures N S

M W F

Lab

0 9 : 5 5AM 1 1 : 4 0AH W o l f f .

MGYM - l 0 2

lab .

$ 50 . 00

2 7 0 l e cture .

5 0 67 0 CSCE2 70

L02

Data

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T P rerequisites for entry into underg raduate program (incl udes all E D U C , EPSY, and S P E D courses except E D U C 205 and S P E D 1 95) : PSYC 1 0 1 , WRI T (ENG) 1 0 1 Passing score on Washington State Basic S k i l l s Test S ubmission of Writing Sample Admission t o School of Education by first F riday in March for Fall term o r first Friday in October for Spring term . " U ndergraduate a n d MA Cert. courses are offered sequentially. Because assignments and instruction are integrated across courses, students must follow established course sequence. See School of Education advisors for copy of course sequence. Students are req u i red to devote 6-8 ho urs per week to field work i n assigned schools prior to student teaching. Students seeking elementary K-8 certification should reserve 6-8 hours M onday, Wednesday, or Friday a . m . for work in schools. Students seeking secondary certification (4- 1 2 in a content area) should reserve 6-8 hours per week for work in schools, preferably in the a . m . Students seeking a Bachelor o f Arts in m usic education take t h e following courses in t h e School o f Education: EDUC 391 , E PSY 361 , and SPED 480 Students seeking a Bachelor of Arts in physical education take the following courses i n the School of Education: E D U C 390, E D U C 392 , and S P E D 480 Students in these programs must establish a program of study with advisors in their respective depa rtments . Students must register for student teach i n g during the preceding semester. The state req uirement for F B I and Washi ngton State Patrol fi ngerprint clearance must be completed prior to student teach i n g . Additional fees req u i red include: I nitial certification fee - $25 .00 Fingerprint fee - $59. 00 - plus clearance fee (approximately $ 1 2. 00) F irst Aid T rain ing and care - $45 .00 Students a re to provide their own transportation between campus a nd assig ned schools.

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H IST 2 1 5 H I S T 335 H I ST 338 H I ST 496 I NTC 245 M U S I 1 208 POLS 33 1 POLS 338 POLS 38 1 R E L I 1 32 S PAN 322 S PAN 431

Modern World History C , S 1 Central Amencan and Caribbean H istory C, S 1 Modern C h i na C, S 1 Seminar: The Third World C , SR, S 1 H istory and Perspectives on Development C , 1 2 M usic and Culture AR , C I nternational Relations S 1 American Foreign Policy S 1 Comparative Legal Systems C , S 1 Religions of East Asia C, R3 Latin American C ivilization and C ulture Latin American Literature 1 492- 1 8 88 LT

Note: See respective department listings for i nformation concerni n g course C R N , sections, i nstructions, time, meeti ng place and credit hours . See the G lobal Studies section of the general university catalog for the regional or topical applicability of a particular course. Questions s hould be d i rected to the Chair of the Global Studies Program , Dr. Gina Hames, at 253.53 5 . 7 1 32 or hamesg l@plu.edu.

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C ro s s l i s t ed

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ADMN - 2 1 6 I NGR- 1 l 6 ADMN - 2 1 6 XAVR- 1 5 0

0 6 : 0 0 PM

0 8 : 5 0 PM

Carp,

0 3 : 4 0 PM

0 5 : 2 5 PM

Hame s ,

0 6 ; O O PM

0 8 : 5 0 PM E r i c k s e n ,

A D MN - 2 H

G R

ADNN - 2 1 1 B

* D E S I G NATES LATE A FT E RNOON A N D E V E N I N G CLASSES ( Begi n n i n g 4 : 3 0 a n d later)

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with C LA S 3 2 2

H onors courses are available only to those students accepted into P L U 's Honors Program. C RN

COU RS E

COURS E T I TLE

52 9 5 8

HONR1 9 0

FI :

52888

H ON R 3 0 5

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52887

HON R 3 0 6

V i r t ue

I d / Cmty /Lgcy / Fa i t h S e mi na r :

( 1 16)

DAYS

F 4

S T I ME

T R

ETIME

I N S T RUCTOR

1 1 : 5 0AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM H a l v o r s on .

Jus c i c e

';1

1 l : 1 5AM 1 2 : 2 0 PM S t i ve r s .

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';1

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I NSTRUC T I ON S

A DMN - 2 1 2 hDMN - 2 2 1 ADt'lN- 2 2 1

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N EW BEGI N N I NG S P R I NG 2003: Students c urre ntly ta king I NTC classes m ay now register for I NTC classes via the web. Students registeri ng for an I NTC class for the first time need to contact the S pecial Academic Programs and Summer Sessions Offic e, in Hauge Admin istration 1 03 , p rior to registration for I NTC web registristratio n setup. Reg istration for I NTC classes wi l l occur at your regularly schedu led a ppointm ent time. 52 7 8 7

I N TC l l 1

Au t h o r i t y

I NT C l 9 0

FI : Libe rty

Power

( 112)

4 4

M W F 1'1 W F

1 1 : 1 SAM 1 2 : 2 0 PM G r o sve n o r .

52935 52936

I NT C 1 9 0

F I : Li b e r t y &

Power

( 112)

M W F

0 9 : 1 SAM 1 0 : 2 0AN A l b r e ch t .

52937

INTC 1 9 0

FI :

Powee

( 112 )

M W

1 1 : l 5 AM 1 2 : 2 0 PM John s o n ,

L i be r t y

Di s cove r y I I

and

J G

Sosu 1 s k i . Exp e r i �nce

52448

I NT C 2 2 �

The

52788

I NTC 2 3 4

Ima g i n g the W o r l d

52789

I NTC 2 4 5

Dev/ 3 r d

5 2 938

I NT C 2 4 8

2 0 t h - C M a s s Movemen t s ,

51886

I NT C 3 2 6

Qu e s t

I'l o r i d

o f War

U n d e r d ev e l

f o r G l obal

C, I2

Ju s t i c e

1 2 : 3 0 PM 0 1 : 3 5 PM M a r t i n .

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Fi r s t - Y e a r

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ADMN - 2 0 2

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ADMH - 2 0 2

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M W

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM Oa kman .

ADl1N - 2 1 4

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0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM J e n s e n . M

o f f e r i ng

1'1

o f f e r ing

Re l i g i o n and G l ob a l Con f l i c t First Nations

ADMN- 2 0 6 ADr1N - 2 0 0

T All lang uage students will use the Language Resource Center for additional study and practice. To ensure correct placement in language cou rses, all students with previous study are required to take a placement test. The tests for most lang uages are offered in the Language Resou rce Center (LRC) at select times d u ri n g the year and on a drop-in basis d u ring reg ular LRC hours . Additional information on placement will be available in the new student registration packets d istributed by the Academic Advising Office . Students may meet the Diversity Requ i rement, C ross-C ultu ral Perspectives, by taking a 201 or higher-level course in a language used to satisfy the admis sion requ i rement or 8 credits in a lang uage not previously studied . All 300- and 400-level literature courses meet the Core I Literature requ irement.

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LAN GUAGES & LITERATURES (contlnu The fo llowi ng courses are ta ught in E n glish :

C H I N 27 1 CLAS 231 CLAS 322 SCAN 322 WRIT 20 1

Perspectives on C h inese Film C Masterpieces of E u ropean Literature LT Roman Civilization S 1 Scandi navia and World Politics Writing for International Students WR

I-I I N E S E C RN

COURSE

50267

CH I N I 0 2

COURSE 01

T ITLE

E l em e n t a r y

Chines e

5 0 2 68

CHIN202

I n t e rmed i a t e

52872

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52871

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Chinese

Film C

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101

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C r o s s l i s t ed

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t1a s t e r p i e c e s / E u r o p e a n

52814

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Roman

52286

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101

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52942

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E l eme n t a r y

French

50265

FREN 2 0 2

I n t e rme d i a t e

50266

FRE N 3 0 2

C o mp o s i t i o n

French &

Conve r s a t i o n

1 1 : 1 5 AM

J. 2 : 2 0 Pt-1

1-1

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 2 : 50PM

1-1

1 2 : 3 0 P1-1

0 9 : 1 5 AI�

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ADMN - 2 0 B

AOMN - 2 0 6 ADl1N - 2 0 2 ADMN - 2 1 0

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101

C on t i nu a t i o n

FREN

101

C o n t i n ua t i on

FREN

201

C o n t i n u a t i on

FREN

301

Plus 5 2 94 1

FRE N 4 3 2

2 0 th-Century

52287

FRE N4 9 9

1 01

C ap s t o ne :

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0 9 : 1 5 A1-1

1 0 : 2 0AM

52943

GERt'1 l 0 2

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M W

0 8 : 0 0A1-1

0 9 : 0 5 AM

50271

G E RM 2 0 2

I n t e rme d i a t e

1 2 : 3 0 PM

0 1 : 3 5 P1-1

Compo s i t i o n

50272

GE Rt"1 3 0 2

52873

GERM 4 2 2

52288

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101

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Staff

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A Ot-1N - 2 1 0

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4:30

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I nd e p e n d e n t

a n d later)

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C RN

COURSE

50273

GREK 1 0 2

50274

GREK 2 0 2

5 0 2 7 6 LATN 1 0 2

50277

LATN 2 0 2

5 0 2 7 8 N O RW 1 0 2 5 0 9 0 5 N O RW 2 0 2 5 2 8 7 4 N O RW 4 9 9

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DAYS

E l eme n t a ry Gr e e k

M W F

1 2 : 3 0 PM 0 1 : 3 5 PM S n e e ,

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M W F

0 9 : 1 5AM 1 0 : 2 0 AM N e l s o n ,

E l eme n t a r y L a t i n

M W F

1 1 : 1 5AM 1 2 : 2 0 PM N e l s on ,

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M W F

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1 2 : 3 0 PM 0 1 : 3 5 PM Tove n ,

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101

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I N S TRUCTOR

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L I B R- 1 2 6

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ADMN - 2 1 0

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S IG N 5 0 6 0 0 S I GN 1 0 2

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5028 1

S PAN 1 0 2

E l eme n t a r y Spani s h

50282

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E l em e n t ary Spani s h

5 0 5 9 0 S PAN2 0 1

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5 0 2 8 3 S PAN 2 0 2

I n t e r me d i a t e

50284

S PAN 2 0 2

I n t e rme d i a t e S p a n i s h

5 0 6 0 5 S PAN 3 0 1

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0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 8 : 0 0 PM C ur t i s ,

0 9 : 1 5AM 1 0 : 2 0AM L i gh t ne r ,

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101

1 1 : 1 5 AM 1 2 : 2 0 PM L i g h t ne r ,

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1 2 : 3 0 PM 0 1 : 3 5 PM M a r t i n e z - C a r b a j

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101

M W F

0 9 : 1 5AM 1 0 : 2 0 AM P r e dmo r e ,

ADMN - 2 1 4

M W F

1 2 : 3 0 PM 0 1 : 3 5 PM L i gh t ne r ,

ADMN - 2 1 4

C o n t i n u a t i o n o f S PAN 2 0 1

M W F

1 1 : 1 5AM

I NGR- 1 1 6

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1 2 : 2 0 PM M a r t i n e z - C a rb a j

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L a t i n AIDer C i vi 1 i z a t i on /C u l t u r

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0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM P r e dmo r e ,

S PAN 3 2 5

Intro Hi spanic Lit Studies

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HARS - 1 0 9

52878

1 1 : 5 0 AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM L a c a b e ,

ADMN- 2 1 l A

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L a t i n AIDe r L i t

5 2 2 9 0 S PAN 4 9 9

101

C a p s t on e :

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S en i o r P ro j e c t S R

T R M �1

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0 3 : 4 0 PM 0 5 : 2 5 PM B ab i e n ko ,

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101

M W F

5 2 4 57

5 2 8 7 9 S PAN 4 3 1

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Spanish &

M W

ADMN- 2 1 1 A F o r i n t e rn a t i o n a l s t u de n t s o nl y .

Courses wh ich may count towards the m inor:

BUSA 400 B U SA 405 BUSA 407 P H I L 328 POLS 1 70 POLS 373 POLS 381 POLS 471

Business Law Law of the Fin ancial Marketplace Law of the Marketplace P hilosophical I ssues in Law I ntrod uction to Legal Stud ies S1 C ivil Ri ghts and Civil Liberties S1 Comparative Legal Systems C, S 1 I ntern ship in Legal Studies S 1

Note: See respective depa rtment listings for information concern ing course CRN, section , instructor, time, meeting place, and credit hours. Refer to the Leg al Studies section of the general u n iversity catalog for the program req u i rements. Questions sh ould be directed to the Chair of the Legal Studies Program, Dick Jobst, at 253 .535 .7660 or jobstrj@plu.ed u.

RAP

Please Note: All practicu ms and theory classes a re for M FTH graduate students only. C RN

C OURSE I D

5 0 3 0 6 MFT H 5 0 0

C O U RS E T I T L E

Human D e v e l opmen t

5 0 3 0 7 MFTH 5 0 7

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5 2 7 9 0 M FT H 5 1 0

Human S e x u a l i t y

5 0 3 0 9 M FTH 5 1 9

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DAYS R T

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5 0 3 1 0 MFTH 5 1 9

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5 0 3 1 2 MFTH52 0

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5 0 3 1 3 MFTH 5 2 1

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5 0 3 1 4 MFTH 5 2 1

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5 2 9 5 2 MFTH 5 2 1

P r a c t i cum I I

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in MFTH C l i n i c s p e c i a l no t e s

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on MFTH 5 2 1

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s pe c i a l no t e s

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grad s t udent s ONLY

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grad s t u d e n t s ONLY

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notes

TICS To insure correct placement of students in beginning math co urses , eligibility will be required for registration for MATH 1 05 , 1 07 , 1 1 1 , 1 1 2, 1 23, 1 28 , 1 40, and 1 5 1 . Students may esta blish eligibility for registration for a course by earn ing a q ualifyi n g score through the math placement system. Students who have completed the prereq uis ite course at PLU with a grade of C or higher are eligible without taking the pl acement exam. Students who have not taken the placement exa m may obtain the exam at the M ath Department Office in the Math Building, room 1 0 1 . The exam is also available on-line at https:/Ibanweb.plu.edu/pap/hxskmplc. P_M ath l ntro . The exam and accompanying qu estionnaire will take about 70 minutes. Allow one to two weeks for the results to be avai lable. New stude nts preferri ng to ta ke the exam by mail should contact the Math Placement Di rector at the earliest opportunity at 253.535.8738 . If you have taken the exam a n d would like t o view your placement results on-line, g o t o Ban ner Web a t http://www.plu.edu/ba nnerl. After logging i n , select Student Services and Fina n cial Aid from the menu, then Student Records, and finally, View Math Placement Results. If you have qu estions about your place ment, contact the Math Placement D irector, at 253.535.8738. If a student is eligible for a particular math course (either by taking a prerequis ite course at PLU or through the math placement system) but experiences difficulties registerin g for that course, contact the M ath Pl acement Director, Dr. Celine Dorner, at 253.535.8738 . Students who have not taken the mathem atics placement test or have not otherwise satisfied eligibi lity for a math course wil l not be able to register for any begi nn ing math course, 5 2 8 5 1 MATH I 0 5

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RECENT C H A N G E : Stude nts currently registered for p rivate lessons m a y now regi ster for conti n u i n g lessons v i a Ba n ne r Web a t y o u r reg u l a rly sched uled registration appointment time. F irst-ti me music students should contact the Music Office at 253.535 .7602 for ass istance. Registration procedure: Go to the Spring 2003 Music Student Reference at http : //www. plu.edu/ba nner/bansched .shtml. Determine which C R N (s) you need by verifying the course 10 and titie, the name of the i nstructor, and the number of credits for wh ich you wish to take the cl ass. Once the C R N (s) have been determ ined , follow the normal registration procedures detailed on page 1 5. Please be aware that you may need to change the credits hours at the time of registration as the system will defa ult to the lowest possible number for that course. If you get an error message indicating "PREQ & TEST SCORE ER ROR" contact the M usic office at 253. 535. 7502 for assistance . For HOLD errors please see page 14 for resolution inform ation. PLEASE NOTE: You may not reg ister for more than 1 7 credits via Ban ner Web. I f you wish to exceed 1 7 cred its, register for the first 1 7 credits via Banner Web and then go to the Student Serv ices Center, in Hauge Administration 1 02, for assistance with the additional course(s) . Private lessons req u i re concert atte ndance i n addition to i ndividual instruction. See http://www. plu.ed u/-music/a nnouncements/ or contact the Music Office for detai ls.

Class Lessons: P rivate I n struction:

1 credit hour: 1 credit hour: 2 credit hours: 3-4 credit hours:

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P rivate Le sson Fees in addition to tuition (per course) : $ 1 65.00 1 credit hour 2 - 4 credit hours $300.00 See seminar i nformation at right and/or check with instructor at beginning of the term . Performan ce Seminars: =

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212 / 412

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TBA

Scott, J

2 1 3 / 41 3

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214 / 414

Trombone

TBA

Winkle, K

21 5 / 4 1 5

E u p honi uml Tuba

TBA

Phi l l ips, E

216 / 41 6

Percussion

TBA

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W, 5 : 3 0 pm - 6 30 pm , L C H , Weekly

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P E R M I S S ION REQUIRED

CRN

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52903

MU S I 2 4 4

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50334

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Yout z ,

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l\1 U S J C R E C E N T C HA N G E : Stude nts curre ntly reg istered for p rivate lessons may n o w register for conti nuing less o ns via Banner W e b at y o u r reg u larly scheduled registration appointme nt time . Music ensembles may be taken for 0 o r 1 cr�dit. The new registration procedures can be found on page 67. 50341 50342

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M US I 3 6 2

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MUS I 3 6 3

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$30 . 00

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B r a dl e y ,

M B RC - 3 3 0

Fu l l

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0 5 : 1 0 PM

B r a dl e y ,

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S e c t i on a l :

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50345

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AR AR

H 1

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50347

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50348

MU S I 3 7 5

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50350

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J o yn e r ,

0 5 : 4 5 PH

0 7 : 4 5 PM

Bl i s s ,

Fe e :

$ 1 50 . 00

!-1 B R C - 3 3 0

Tour

Fe e :

$ 100 . 00

T RI N- C HRC

A u d i t i on

N, W ; Sect : T ; Full

Band :

Tour

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N B RC - 3 3 0

Open

I1B RC - 3 2 2

Tour

Fee :

$ 32 0 . 0 0

MBRC- 1 1 6

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$ 1 , 750 . 00

* D ESIGNATES LATE A FT E RN O O N A N D EV ENING CLASSES (Begi n n i n g 4 : 3 0 a n d later)

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Re qu i r e d

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$150 . 00

C o mmu n i t y

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50351

[1US 1 3 8 0

C O U RS E

Univ

T I T LE

Symphony

Orche s t r a

S T H1 E

DAYS

T R M

ET I i"ili

I N S TRUC TO R

LOCAT I ON

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 3 : 1 5 PM

Be l l - Ha n s on ,

MBRC - 3 2 2

0 7 : 1 5 PM

0 9 : 4 5 PM

Be l l - H a n s on ,

M B RC - 3 3 0

I N STRUC T I O N S

T BP..

S t r i ng s

TBA

B ra s s

TBA

�Ioodwi n d s

TBA

Fl u t e

T BA

Ear l y

M B RC - 3 2 2

Ja z z

TBA

Gui t a r

TBA

S t rings

50352

MU S I 3 8 1

* C h amb e r

En s emb l e

TBA

H o f fma n ,

50353

MU S 1 3 8 1

* C h ambe r

E n s emb l e

TBA

F a r ne r ,

50354

MU S 1 3 8 1

* C h amb e r

En s embl e

TBA

T e rpenn i n g ,

50355

HU S 1 3 8 1

* C h amb e r

En s embl e

TBA

Te rpenning ,

50356

I-1U S 1 3 8 1

* C h amb e r

E n s e mb l e

TBA

Ha b e d a n k ,

50604

MU S I 3 8 1

C h amb e r

E n s emb l e

51584

MU S I 3 8 1

C h amb e r

E n s emb l e

TBA

B r own ,

51585

MU S I 3 8 1

C h amb e r

E n s emb l e

TBA

Robbi n s ,

52263

MU S 1 3 8 1

C h amb e r

En s emb l e

TBA

Ronn i ng ,

TBA

S t rings

52519

MU S 1 3 8 1

C h amb e r

En s emb l e

All.

TBA

T e g e l ;; ,

T BA

Worship

50357

MU S 1 3 8 3

Pi a n o

Farne r ,

MBRC - 3 0 6

E n s e mb l e

0 3 : 3 0 PM

0 9 : 0 0AM

0 5 : 0 0 PM

1 1 : 0 0 AN

Joyne r ,

/ C OMMENT S

I n s t rument

N U RS 280, N U RS 330, a n d N U RS 365 are open to non-majors with departmenta l permission. En rollment in a l l other n ursi ng courses req u i res formal admission to the nursing major or m i n or. Nurs i ng majors m ust take courses in sequence according to their academ i c contract. NOTE: Registration for a l l courses must be done by web registration unless otherwise n oted in thi s schedule. Clinical sections are subject to change after registration due to agency and/or school needs. If the section you want is ful l , waitlist for that section and then sig n up for another section. If, for some reaso n , no section is available, do not worry. You wil l be placed in a cli nica l section by the course coordinator.

52947

N UR S 1 9 0

FI :

Prof

Foun d a t i on s

(260)

1 l : 5 0 AH

0 1 : 3 5 PM

Z a i c h }: i n ,

E V LO - 2 2 8

Fi r s t - Y e a r T o pi c :

52470

N U RS 2 2 0

Nurs ing

52471

N URS 2 6 0

P r o f e s s i on a l

52472

N U RS 2 7 0

Health

Compe t e n c i e s

Founda t i ons

A s s e s s me n t

P r omot i on

0 6 : 3 0 AM

1 1 : 4 0 AM

Be l l ,

RAMS - 3 1 7

Expe r i e n c e

Founda t i o n s

L a b /As s e s sme n t

o f f e r ing

for

Fee :

Caring

$ 1 00 . 00

AOMN - 2 1 9

0 8 : 0 0 P..M

1 0 : 2 0 AM

M W

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 3 : 3 0 PM t1a l one y ,

M W

1 1 : 1 5 AM

0 1 : 3 5 PM

RANS - 2 0 6

Ori e s snac k , Scha f f l e r ,

RAM S - 2 0 6

C o - r e gi s t e r

for

L a b /A s s e s s m e n t

NURS

270

Fee :

l ab .

$ 1 00 . 00

52473

NUR S 2 7 0

L01

Health

A s s e s s ment

P r omo

Lab

1 1 : 5 0 AM

0 1 : 3 5 Pt1

Oriessnack,

RAMS - 3 1 9

Co- regi s t e r

w i t h N U RS

270

5247 4

N URS 2 7 0

L02

Health

A s s e s sment

P r omo

Lab

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 3 : 3 0 PM

Driessna c k ,

RAMS - 3 1 9

C o - r e gi s t e r

with

N U RS

270

52475

N U RS 2 7 0

L03

He a l t h

A s s e s s me n t

P r omo

Lab

1 1 : 5 0 AM

0 1 : 3 5 PM

Scha f f l e r ,

RAl'lS - 3 1 9

C o - regi s t e r

with

N U RS

270

52 4 7 6

N U RS 2 7 0

L04

Health

A s s e s sme n t

P r omo

Lab

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 3 : 3 0 PM

Scha f f l e r ,

RAMS - 3 1 9

Co- regi s t e r

with

NURS

270

52477

N U RS 2 8 0

Human

50380

N U RS 3 2 0

N u r s ing

Co- regi s t e r

f o r N U RS

Pathological

P roce s s e s

Compe t e n c i e s

M 'II F T

0 8 : 0 0 AM

1 0 : 2 0 AM

Rob i n s on ,

0 8 : 0 0 fu�

1 1 : 4 0 AM

Ai k i n ,

RAI>lS - 2 0 6 RAMS - 2 0 4

L a b / A s s e s sment T

52291

NURS 3 2 0

L01

Nursing

Comp e t e n c i e s

Lab

52292

NURS 3 2 0

L02

Nu r s i ng

Comp e t e n c i e s

Lab

,,1

52899

NURS 3 3 0

P h a rmac o l o g y / T he r apeut i c M o d a l

M W

52900

NURS 3 4 0

Situatn s / Individ/Adu1t

Hlth

N U RS 3 4 0

COL

S i tu a t / I nd i v/Adu l t

Hlth

Clin

320

lab .

$50 . 00

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 3 : 3 0 PM A i k i n ,

RAMS - 3 1 7

Co-regi s t e r

for

N U RS

320

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 3 : 3 0 PM A i k i n ,

RAI>lS - 3 1 7

Co-regi ster

for

NURS

320

0 8 : 0 0AM

1 0 : 2 0 A�1

1 1 : 1 5AI>1

0 1 : 3 5 PM Al l em a n ,

C o - r e g .i s t e r

for

NURS

340

clinical .

NURS

340

S c ha f f l e r , J

RM-1S - 2 0 4 RANS - 2 0 4

Lab 52916

Fee :

0 6 : 3 0 AM

0 3 : 0 0 PM

Staff

C L IN -

$50 . 00

Co-regi s t e r All

Page

Fee : 14

weeks

for day

shi ft .

CRN

COURSE

5 2 9 1 7 NUR S 3 4 0 5 2 9 1 0 NURS 3 5 0

COURS E T I TLE C02 01

S i t u a t / I n d i v / Adu l t H l t h I

DAYS

Clin 0

S i t u a t i o n s / I ndivi d /Men t a l H l t h

S T IM E

E T I ME

0 6 : 3 0AM 0 3 : 0 0 PM A l l em a n ,

0 2 : 3 0 PM 1 1 : 0 0 PM A. i k i n ,

1 1 : 1 5AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM Tomk o ,

LOCAT I ON

I N S T RU CTOR

CLIN-

NURS 3 5 0

COl

S i t u a t / I nd i v / Me n t a l H l t h C l i n

0 6 : 3 0 AM 0 3 : 0 0 PM Tomk o ,

Co-reg i s t e r d a y shi f t ,

RAMS - 2 0 4 J

C u l b e r t s on , 52918

I N S T RU C T I ON S

CLIN-

5 2 9 1 9 NURS 3 5 0

C02

S i t u a t / I n d i v /Men t a l

Hlth C l in

NUR S 3 6 0

Re s e a r ch and I n f orma t i c s

5 0 9 3 5 NURS 3 6 5

Cu l t r l l y C o n g r u e n t H l t h c a r e A

52911

0 6 : 3 0AM 0 3 : 0 0 PM Labu hn ,

CLIN

Co-register

0 2 : 3 0 PM 1 1 : 0 0 PM Labuh n ,

CLIN

day shi f t ,

5 2 9 1 2 NURS 3 7 0

S i t u a t i on s / Fami l y /C h i l dbe a r i n g

52920

NURS 3 7 0

COl

S i t u a t / Fami l y /C h i l db e a r C l i n

52921

NURS 3 7 0

C02

S i t u a t / Fami l y / C h i l d b e a r C l i n

S i tu a t i o n s / Fami l y / Ch i l d r e a r i n g

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 5 : 2 5 PM N e w c ome r - Cu l p ,

RAMS - 2 0 4

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 5 : 2 5 PM M a ri e l l a ,

RAMS - 2 0 6

o f Jun i o r I

s e quen ce . f o r NURS

Co-register

0 6 : 3 0 AM 0 3 : 0 0 PM Mi l l e r ,

CL I N

C o - r e g i s t e r f o r N U RS 3 7 0 0 1

0 8 : 0 0 AM 1 0 : 2 0 AM B r a d s h a w , 0 6 : 3 0AM 0 3 : 0 0 PM B r a d s h a w ,

52923

C02

S i t u a t / Fami l y / C h i l d r e a r C l i n

I n t r o to L e a d e r s hip

5 0 9 3 8 NURS 4 5 4

COl

Nurs

S i t ua t i o n s /C ommun

Clinic

5 2 5 2 6 NURS 4 5 4

C02

Nurs

S i t u a t i on s / C ommun C l i n i c

52527

NURS 4 5 4

C03

N u r s S i t u a t i on s /Commun C l i n i c

52901

NURS 4 6 0

Health Care

S y s t ems

Mgmt

and

Policy 2

ADMN - 1 0 1

f o r NURS

380

Co-register

f o r NURS 3 8 0

RAMS - 2 0 6

1 1 : 1 5 AM 0 2 : 5 0 PM S chu l t z ,

C C

RAMS - 2 0 4

Co-register

f o r NURS

454

clinical

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 4 : 3 0 PM S ch u l t z ,

CLIN

Co - r e g i s t e r

f o r NURS

454

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 4 : 3 0 PM M a ri e l l a ,

CLIN

Co-reg ister

f o r N U RS 4 5 4 0 1

0 8 : 0 0AM 0 4 : 3 0 PM Z ai ch k i n ,

C L I N

Co-register

f o r N U RS 4 5 4

0 8 : 0 0 AM 1 0 : 2 0 AM Ge o r g e ,

N u r s i n g S i t u a t ion

S e mi n a r

0 9 : 5 5 AM 1 1 : 4 0AM B r a d s h a w ,

I NGR- 1 0 0

S e mi n a r

0 9 : 5 5AM 1 1 : 4 0AM Robi n s on ,

RAMS - 2 0 4

50940

N u r s i ng S i t u a t i o n s

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 9 : 4 5AM D r i e s s n a c k , F

0 8 : 0 0 AM 1 0 : 2 0 AM B r a d s h a w ,

52528

NURS 4 6 4

C02

Nursing Situat ions

II II

Clinic C l inic

5 1 4 5 1 NURS 4 7 1

N u r s i n g S ynt h e s i s S e mi n a r

5 1 4 5 5 N U RS 4 7 6

COl

N u r s i n g S yn t h e s i s C l i n i c a l

5 2 0 6 7 NURS 4 7 8

COl

E l e c t ive C l i n i c a l

5 1 0 4 3 NURS 5 2 7

E v a l u a t i on s

Expe r i e n c e

0 6 : 3 0 AM 0 3 : 0 0 PM C a r r ,

I N G R- 1 0 0

co - r e g i s t e r f o r NURS

ADMN- 1 0 1

Lab/ A s s e s smen t

CLIN-

Co- r e g i s t e r

f o r NURS

4 64

CLIN

Co-register

f or NURS

4 64

Care

0 6 : 3 0 AM 0 3 : 0 0 PM B r ad s h a w ,

0 2 : 3 0 PM 1 1 : 0 0 PM A i k i n ,

1 1 : 1 5AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM G e o r g e ,

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM G e o r g e ,

RAM S - 2 0 4

TBA

George ,

CLIN-

0 8 : 0 0AM 0 4 : 0 0 PM Labuhn ,

RAMS - 2 0 3

0 8 : 0 0AM 0 4 : 0 0 PM Mi l l e r ,

ADMN- 1 0 1

NURS 5 3 2

C a r e / Ou t c ome M g r

P r a c t i c um I I

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 4 : 0 0 PM M i l l e r ,

P T

M a l on e y , 50404

NURS 5 8 2

Adv He a l t h A s s e s s me n t / P romotn

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 4 : 0 0 PM

RAM s - 2 0 7

I'la l on e y , 52523

Lab/ A s s e s sment Mee t s

RAM S - 2 0 7 P

Scha f f le r ,

RAMS - 2 0 3

Fee :

$100 . 00

eve r y o t h e r F r i d a y . Coordi n a t o r

Me e t s

the

3 /2 1 ,

and 5 / 1 6 .

Me e t s

the

f o l l owing Fridays :

3/21 ,

and

5 /1 6 .

Mee t s

every other

L e a r n i n g Re s o u r c e s 01

5 1 0 4 0 NURS 5 8 5

'Clinical

Pha rma cot h e r a p e u t i c s

Fami l y N u r s e

P r a c t i t i on e r

2 6

0 6 : 3 0 PM 0 8 : 3 0 PM Lewi s ,

R F

0 8 : 0 0AM 1 2 : 0 0 PM C r a n t z ,

RAMS - 2 0 3 J

RAMS - 2 0 5

* D ESIGNATES LA TE A FTERNOON AND E V ENING CLASSES (Beg i n n i n g 4:30 a n d later) Page 7 1

Contact

f o r s ch e d u l e .

f ol l ow i n g F r i d a y s :

Friday .

G r a d u a t e C o o r di n a t o r 5 1 0 4 1 NURS 5 8 3

clinical .

CLIN-

Ou t c ome R e s e a r c h 3

Ou t c ome M g r P ra c t i cum I

4 64

$100 . 00

N e wcome r - C u l p ,

Graduate 5 1 5 3 6 NURS 5 3 1

Fe e :

SR SR

S c ha f f l e r , Nursing S i tuat ions

ADMN- 1 0 1

N u r s i ng S i t u a t i on

COl

$ 5 0 . 00

CLIN

NURS 4 6 4

370 01

0 6 : 3 0AM 0 3 : 0 0 PM N e w c ome r - C u l p ,

50941

f o r NURS

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 4 : 4 5 PM S c h u l t z ,

campu s .

$ 5 0 . 00

Co-regis ter

5 0 9 4 7 NURS 4 6 1

370 clinical .

CLIN

sh i f t .

Co- r e g i s t e r f o r NURS 3 8 0 c l i n i c a l . Lab Fee :

5 0 9 3 9 NURS 4 6 1 NURS 4 6 4

Open

CLIN

Fe e :

S e ven w e e k s

P r i o r comp l e t i on

N u r s i ng S i t u a t i o n s / C ommun i t i e s

01.

0 6 : 3 0 AM 0 3 : 0 0 PM Wood ,

350

S i tu a t / Fami l y / Ch i l d r e a r C l i n

f o r NURS

s e v e n we e k s e v e n i n g

C o - r eg i s t e r

COl

5 0 9 3 7 N U RS 4 5 4

01.

RAMS - 2 0 6

5 2 9 2 2 N U RS 3 8 0 5 0 9 3 6 NURS 4 2 5

350

D r i e s s nack , NURS 3 8 0

f o r NURS

1 1 : 5 0AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM W o o d ,

S e ven we e k s

350 clinical .

F o r n u r s i ng s t uden t s :

Lab

5 2 9 1 3 NURS 3 8 0

f o r NURS

01.

evening sh i f t .

w e e k s day shi ft .

F W F

340

$50 . 00

Co - r e g i s t e r All

f o r N U RS

s e v e n we e k s

Co-register L a b Fee :

/ COMMENTS

2/7, 2 /7,

Contact

f o r s ch e d u l e .

Fe e :

$55 . 00

U RSI NG C RN

(continued)

COURS E I D

5 1 5 3 7 NURS 5 9 0A 0 1

COURSE T I TL E

S emi n a r /Adva n c e d P r a c t i ce N u r s

5 1 5 3 8 N U RS 5 9 3

COl

Advan c e d S p e c i al t y P r a c t i ce

5 2 5 2 4 N U RS 5 9 6

S ch o l a r l y I n qu i r y N u r P r a c t i c e

5 0 5 8 9 N U RS 5 9 9

101

DAYS

S T IME F

ETIME

0 1 : 0 0 PM 0 3 : 0 0 PM C r a n t z ,

TBA F

0 8 : 0 0AM 0 5 : 0 0 PM M a r i e l l a ,

TBA

I N S T RUC T I ON S

/ COMM E N T S

RAMS - 2 0 5

Staff

T he s i s

LOCAT I ON

I N S T RUCTOR

TBA

Ma y be

XAVR- 2 l 2

Mee t s eve r y o t h e r

Mi l l e r ,

T EA

ADMN - 2 0 8

taken for 1

credits

Friday .

G r ad u a t e C o o r d i n a t or

for

M ay be

t a ken f o r 1

Contact s ch e du l e .

credits

LO PHIL1 0 1

P h i l o s op h i c a l

I s sues

0 8 : 0 0AM 0 9 : 4 5 AM C o ope r ,

5 2 8 2 9 PH I L 1 0 1

P h i l o s op h i c a l

I s sues

T R

l l : 5 0AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM C o op e r ,

52827

PHIL 1 9 0

F I : Mo r a l

P h i l o s op h y

5 1 9 9 9 PH I L 3 2 5

Bus ine s s

Ethics

5 2 0 0 0 PH I L 3 2 5

Business

Ethics

52485

PHI L 3 2 5

* Bu s i n e s s

Ethics

M W

52830

PHI L 3 2 8

P h i l o s op h i c a l

52832

PHI L 3 3 3

E a r l y Mode r n Phi l o s op h y PH

5 2 8 3 1 PH I L 3 3 6

P r agma t i sm & Ame r i c an Phi l

5 0 4 8 9 PHI L 4 9 3

Honors

52828

I s su e s

( 12 5 )

F , PH 4

in L a w PH

4 4路

Re s e a r c h P r o j e c t

M W F

0 9 : 1 5AM 1 0 : 2 0AM John s o n ,

M W F

0 9 : 1 5 AM 1 0 : 2 0 AM Ka u r i n ,

ADMN - 2 l 4 ADMN - 2 1 6

l l : 5 0AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM Me n z e l ,

RAMS - 2 0 3

0 6 : 0 0 PM 0 8 : 0 0 PM M e n z e l ,

ADMN - 2 0 9

M W F

1 2 : 3 0 P M 0 1 : 3 5 PM K a u r i n ,

M W

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM Joh n s on ,

RAMS - 2 0 5

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM McKe n n a ,

ADMN - 2 0 6

Mc K e n n a ,

T EA

T R

T R TBA

Fi r s t - Ye a r Expe r i e n c e o f f e r i n g

I NGR- 1 l 6

ADMN - 2 0 9

For h o n o r s ma j o r s

SICAL E'D

Four one-hour courses ( P H E D 1 00-259), including P H E D 1 00, are required for graduation. Eight one-hour activity courses may b e counted toward g raduation. Activity courses cannot be repeated for credit. Students are encouraged to select a va riety of activities at appropriate s k i l l levels. All physical ed ucation activity courses are graded on the basis of "A," " Pass, " o r "Fail" and are taught on a co-educational bas is. PH E D 1 00 is req u i red fo r g raduation and is offered every semester. It should be taken during the first year, but may be taken either Fal l , J-Term, o r Spring semester. 5 0 4 0 5 P H ED 1 0 0

P e r s on a l i z e d F i t ne s s

P r o g rm P E

M W F

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 2 : 5 0 PM E v an s ,

5 0 4 0 6 P H EDl O O

P e r s on a l i z e d F i t n e s s

Pro g rm P E

M W F

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 9 : 0 5 AM M c C o nn e l l ,

50407

P H ED 1 0 0

P e r s on a l i z e d F i t n e s s

Progrm PE

T R

0 8 : 0 0 AM 0 9 : 4 5 AM N o r e n ,

5 0 4 0 8 PHED 1 0 0

P e r s on a l i z e d F i t n e s s

Progrm PE

T R

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM W e s t e r i n g ,

5 0 4 1 0 P H ED 1 0 0

P e r s on a l i z e d F i t n e s s

P r og rm P E

M W F

504 11

P H ED 1 0 0

P e r s on a l i z e d F i t n e s s P r og rm P E

50949

PHED l O O

P e r s on a l i z e d F i t n e s s

P r o g rm P E

T R M W F

A R

l l : 1 5AM 1 2 : 2 0 PM T h oma s , 0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 3 : 3 0 PM Moo r e ,

K S

J B

0 9 : 1 5AM 1 0 : 2 0 AM W e s t e r i n g ,

OGYM- 2 0 5

C o u r s e mee t s

1 s t h a l f o f t e rm

OGYM- I 0 5

C o u r s e m ee t s

1st

OGYM- 1 0 2

C o u r s e mee t s

1 s t h a l f o f t e rm

OGYM- 1 0 4

C o u r s e me e t s

1st half

OGYM- 2 0 5

C o u r s e mee t s

1 s t h a l f o f t e rm

OGYM- 1 0 4

C o u r s e me e t s 2 n d ha l f o f t e rm

NAME - 1 0 0

C o u r s e m ee t s 2 n d ha l f o f t e rm

h a l f o f t e rm of

t e rm

Students with physical l i m itations should consider registeri ng for PH ED 1 50. 50412

PHED 1 5 0

Adapt ive

52925

PHE D 1 5 1

B e g i n n i n g Gol f PE

Physical Activi t y PE

N i c h o l s on ,

TEA T R

0 2 : 0 0 PM 0 3 : 1 0 PM F o s n i c k ,

TEA

For s tuden t s

with p hy s i c a l

TACF-

C o u r s e m ee t s

1 s t h a l f o f t e rm a t T a c oma

Fi r s .

S tudents

t r an s p or t a t i on .

are responsible Maps

o f f i ce i n OGYM . 52034

PHED 1 5 5

B o w l i n g PE

0 9 : 5 5 AM 1 1 : 4 0AM H a r s hma n ,

Page

PARD - BOWL M e e t s

l imi t a t i on s

Paradise

Fee :

ava i l ab l e

f o r own in

PHED

$ 3 0 . 00

Bowl .

Fee :

$50 .00

PHV CRN

L COURSE I D

COURSE TITLE

5 0 4 1 6 PHE D 1 6 2

Beginning T e n n i s P E

52924

B e g i n n i n g Badmi n ton

PHED 1 6 3

1 PE

Pick1 eball

5 0 4 1 7 P HE D 1 6 5

R a c qu e t b a l l / S q u a s h

504 18

PHE D 1 7 7

W e i g h t T r a i n i n g PE

5 2 0 2 4 PHED1 7 7

W e i gh t T r a i n i n g PE

5 0 4 2 0 PHE D 1 8 2

Low

5 0 4 1 9 PHED 1 8 3

Pow e r Ae robi c s

50 4 2 1

PHED 1 8 6

S t e p Ae r ob i c s

5 2 4 7 9 P HE D 1 9 2

I n t e rme d i a t e T e nn i s

PE PE

52928

PHE D201

PHED2 0 5

Skin

5 0 4 2 5 PHED2 07

·Basic

* Sw imming &

OGYM- FLDH C o u r s e mee t s

OGYM- 1 0 0

W F

OGYM- I O O

C o u r s e mee t s

1st

h a l f o f t e rm

1 2 : 2 0 PM Loomi s ,

OGYM-RCRT Co u r s e mee t s

1st

hal f

t e rm

T R

0 9 : 5 5 AM

1 1 : 4 0 AM W e s t e r i n g ,

NAME- I O O

C o u r s e mee t s

2 nd h a l f

t e rm

M W F

0 9 : 1 5 AM 1 0 : 2 0 AM W e s t e r i n g ,

NAME - I O O

C o u r s e me e t s

1st

t e rm

M W

1 2 : 3 0 PM 0 1 : 3 5 PM W e s t e r i n g ,

OGYM- F L DH C o u r s e b e g i n s

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 2 : 5 0 PM We s t e r i n g ,

OGYM - F L D H C o u r s e ends

4 / 17 .

1 l : 1 5 AM

OGYM- FLDH C o u r s e

4/16

W F

1 2 : 2 0 PM W e s t e r i n g ,

0 9 : 1 5AM 1 0 : 2 0 AM R i g e l l , 0 6 : 3 0 PM 0 8 : 0 0 PM John s o n ,

0 9 : 5 5 AM

1 1 : 4 0AM Adams ,

0 7 : 0 0 PM 0 9 : 0 0 PM Ri c e ,

*Tai

Chi

5 1 9 3 8 P HE D 2 2 2

Ja z z

Dance Level

5 1 9 3 9 P H E D2 2 3

Yoga

5 1 5 4 1 P H E D2 2 4

Current

0 7 : 0 0 PM 0 8 : 3 0 PM Q i n ,

T R M W

Dance

ends

ha l f

3/03.

C i rcu i t

Train .

Cardio - k i c king .

OGYM-FLDH C o u r s e mee t s 2 n d h a l f o f t e rm

POOL- 1 0 0

Course meet s

2nd h a l f o f

OGYM- I 0 5

C ou r s e me e t s

2 n d h a l f o f t e rm .

OGYM- 1 0 4

C o u r s e mee t s

ECAM-GYM

1 0 : 5 0AM

1 1 : 4 0 AM McGi l l ,

0 9 : 1 5 AM

1 0 : 2 0AM Mc G i l l ,

t e rm

$ 1 60 . 0 0

Fe e 5 2 9 2 6 PHED2 2 1

t e rm

1 1 : 1 5 AM

Fee : S a i l i ng

2 nd h91 f o f

0 9 : 1 5 AM 1 0 : 2 0 AM R i g e l l ,

M W

/ COMM E N T S

M W F

M W

f o r Non- Swimme r s

S c uba D i v i n g

I N STRUCT IONS

1 1 : 5 0 AM 0 1 : 3 5 PM Ri g e l l ,

LOCAT I ON

I N S TRUCTOR

0 9 : 5 5 AM 1 1 : 0 0AM Ri g e l l ,

T R

ETH1E

T R

I mp a c t A e r o b i c s

S T IME

T R �1

5 0 9 5 1 PHE D 1 6 4

50424

DAYS

Four

2 n d h al f o f

t e rm

s a i l ing t r ips :

C ou r s e mee t s

1st

hal f

$ 1 7 5 . 00 t e rm

ECAM-GYM

0 3 : 4 5 PM 0 5 : 1 5 PM Appl e g a t e ,

ECAM-GYM

C o u r s e e nds

ECAM-GYM

Swing

4/16.

L a t i n Dance .

Encourage p a r t n e r

r e g i s t r a t i on . 5 0 4 2 8 PHED2 2 5

B a l l r o om Dance PE

52927

PHED2 2 7

Line

5 1 9 4 0 PHED2 3 4

Re l a x a t i on T e c h n i q ue s

51941

PHED2 3 4

Re l a x a t i o n T e c hn i qu e s

504 3 1

PHED2 4 1

C o - Ed Ba s k e tb a l l

5 2 8 8 9 P H ED 2 4 4

C o - e d Vol l e yb a l l

Dance

0 3 : 4 5 PM 0 5 : 1 5 PM C r e g e u r ,

ECAM-GYM

0 3 : 4 5 PM 0 5 : 1 5 PM Popp e n ,

ECAM-GYM

T R

ECAM-GYM

0 9 : 5 5AM 1 0 : 4 5 AM McG i l l ,

M W

1 1 : 1 5 AM 1 2 : 2 0 PM McGi l l ,

M W F

0 9 : 1 5 AM

M W

0 1 : 4 5 PM 0 2 : 5 0 PM Temp l i n ,

1 0 : 2 0 AM H a r shma n ,

D D

Encou r a g e p a r t n e r r e g i s t r a t i on

ECAM-GYM

Cou r s e e nd s 4 1 1 6

OGYM- 1 0 0

C o u r s e mee t s

OGYM- I O O

C o u r s e ends

2nd h a l f o f t e rm 4/16

Reg istration in P H E D 250 req u i res intercollegiate s port participation i n the c u rrent sem ester. Only o ne credit earned i n PH E D 250 may be ap plied to the hours req u i red for g raduation. G rading is pass/fail. 50432

PHED2 5 0

Dir

504 33

PHE D2 5 0

D i r e c t e d Sp o r t s - C o - e d T r a c k PE

504 34

PHED2 5 0

D i r e c t e d S p r t s - Me n ' s T e n n i s

50435

PHED2 5 0

Dir

50436

PHED2 5 0

D i r e c t e d S p or t s -G o l f

S p r t - Women ' s

B a s ke t b a l l

S p o r t s -Wome n ' s T e n n i s

PE 1

50437

PHED 2 5 0

D i r S po r t s -Men ' s B a s e b a l l

504 38

PHED2 5 0

Di r Sp o r t s -Women ' s

50439

PHED2 5 0

Dir

50440

P HE D 2 5 0

D i r Spo r t s - C o - e d S k i i n g PE

504 4 1

Sp o r t s -Men ' s

TBA

Ri g e l 1 ,

TBA

M oo r e ,

G B

TBA

G a r dn e r ,

TBA

M c Fe a t ,

TBA

Cinot t o ,

D J G

TBA

Women ' s B a s k e t ba l l :

TBA

Co-ed Tra ck :

TBA

M e n ' s Tenni s :

TBA

Women ' s Tenn i s :

TBA TBA

Gol f :

Men ' s B a s e b a l l :

TBA

Women ' s S o f t b a l l :

P a s s / Fa i l O n l y

TBA

M e n ' s B a s k e tb a l l :

P a s s / Fa i l

TBA

C o - e d S k i i ng :

P a s s / Fa i l On l y

TBA

Loomi s ,

TBA

Noren,

B a s ke t b a l l

TBA

H a r s hman ,

TBA

C a t t on e ,

TBA

N ol l ,

TBA

Ma y f e s t :

TBA

W a s h i n g t on- H a l s

TBA

C o - e d C rew :

TBA

Joh n s o n ,

TBA

C o - e d Swimmi ng :

TBA

Ai ken ,

TBA

W r e s t l i ng :

TBA

Ka y ,

TBA

C he e r s t a f f :

TBA

B r own ,

TBA

ROTC :

TBA

Me n ' s S o c ce r :

TBA

Women ' s S o c c e r :

P HE D 2 5 0

Di r e c t e d Sp o r t s - Ma y f e s t

5 0 4 4 2 PHED2 5 0

D i r e c t e d S p o r t s - C o - e d C r e w PE

504 4 3

PHED2 5 0

D i r S po r t s - C o - e d S w i mmi n g

50444

PHED2 5 0

D i r e c t e d Spor t s - W r e s t l i n g PE

50445

PE PE

PHED2 5 0

D i r e c t e d Spor t s - C h e e r s t a f f PE

5 0 4 4 7 P H ED 2 5 0

D i r e c t e d S p o r t s - ROTC

50448

PHED2 5 0

Di r Spo r t s -Men ' s

51461

PHED2 5 0

Di r Spo r t s -Women ' s

S o c c e r PE Soccer

G D N

M J

TBA

Y o r ke ,

TBA

Fleury,

* DESIGNATES LATE A FTERNOON A N D EVENING C LASSES (Begin ning 4:30 and later)

Page

Pa s s / Fa i l

On l y

P a s s / Fa i l Only

Softball

P a s s / Fa i l On l y

P a s s / Fa i l O n l y

P a s s / Fa i l

Onl y

Pa s s / Fa i l Onl y P a s s / Fa i l On l y P a s s / Fa i l On l y

P a s s / Fa i l On l y P a s s / F a i l On l y

P a s s / Fa i l Onl y P a s s / Fa i l O n l y P a s s / Fa i l On l y

PHYSICAL EDU CATION (continued) CRN

COURSE

504 4 9

PHE D 2 5 0

D i r e c t ed

50450

PHE D 2 5 0

Dir

50451

PHE D 2 5 0

Di r e c t ed

5 0 4 52

PHED2 5 0

Di r

50 4 5 3

PHED2 7 5

Water

COURSE

T ITLE

Spo r t s - Lac r o s s e

Sports -Dance

Ens e mb l e

S p o r t s - F ootb a l l

Spor t s - C r o s s Safety

50454

PHE D 2 7 7

Found a t i o n s

5 1 4 62

PHE D 2 9 3

Te a c h i n g

5 0 4 57

PHED 3 2 2

PE PE

C o un t r y

PE Fi t ne s s

Act

50458

t he

PHED3 2 6

Ada p t e d

E l emen t a r y

Ph y s i c a l

52939

PHED3 3 1

Aqu a t i c s

50958

PHED3 4 4

Le g a l

50459

PHE D 3 6 0

101

P r o f e s s ional

504 60

PHED 3 6 1

101

Coaching

52482

PHE D 3 8 3

Exercise

52518

PHED3 8 6

52890

P HE D 3 9 0

*Ap pl i e d *Coaching

Soc

School s

LOCATION

I N S T RUC T I ON S

Thoma s ,

TBA

Lacrosse :

TBA

MCGi l l ,

TBA

Dance

TBA

Westering,

TBA

Foo t b a l l :

M a n a g e me n t

A s pe c t s

Phys

Act ivi ty

M oo r e ,

M W

M W M W

OGYM- l 0 6

OGYM- FLDH Al s o mee t s

0 9 : 1 5Mi

1 0 : 2 0 AM Temp l i n ,

1 1 : 5 0AM

0 1 : 3 5 PM

1 1 : 1 5 AM

1 2 : 0 5 PM M c C o nn e l l ,

M W

Profes sion 2

Dance

P r oduc t i on

5 0 4 68

PHE D 4 8 6

App l d

B i om e c h a n i c s / K i n e s i o l o gy

5 0 4 69

PHED 4 9 0

Cu r r i c u l um A s s e s sme nt

P e r s on

I n s t ru

P H ED 4 9 5

101

I n te r n s h i p

52546

P H ED 4 9 9

101

c a p s t on e :

50470

PHED5 6 1

101

P r o f e s s ional

51544

PHED5 9 1

101

I ndependent

SR S e n i or

S emina r

P r a c t i cum

W F T R M W T

525 4 1

F R

M W

OGYM- l 0 3

me e t s

PHED 4 6 2

Cou r s e

Popp e n ,

PHED4 1 0

NAME - l O O

S14 . 00

Fe e :

1 1 : 4 0 AM

5 0 4 66

Lab

0 9 : 5 5AM

M W

5 04 67

F R

John so n , T e mp l i n ,

Te mp l i n ,

P a s s / Fa i l

swimmi n g

For

skills

2nd h a l f

P E ma j o r s

On l y

Only

2nd hal f

Adva n c e d

Psyc

1 2 : 2 0 PM T e mp l i n ,

0 1 : 3 5 PM McConn e l l ,

me e t s

TBA

Activity

OGYM- 1 0 2

1 1 : 1 5AM 1 2 : 3 0 PM

Coun t r y :

Popp e n ,

S p o rt

Cou r s e

McConne l l ,

Cross

POOL- l O O

1 1 : 4 0 AM

Phys i c a l

TBA

0 1 : 3 5 PM

1 2 : 3 0 PM

P r a c t i c um

Exce r c i s e

John s o n ,

On l y

Pa s s / Fa i l

P a s s / Fa i l

0 9 : 5 5AM

T e s t i ng

Psych

1 0 : 2 0 AM

C OMMEN TS

P a s s / Fa i l

TBA

/ P re s c r i p t i o n

0 9 : 1 5AM

E n s e mb l e :

T R

P r a c t i cum

Ac t i v i t y

ET I ME

I N S T RUCTOR

M E

STIME

TBA 2

Inst ruction

Method :

DAYS TBA

On l y t e rm . requi red . term.

onl y O l s on

F i e l dh ou s e

OGYM- l 0 3 K

POOL- 1 0 0

Cour s e

mee t s

2 n d ha l f

t e rm

OGYM- 1 0 6

Course

me e t s

1st

t e rm

TBA

I ndependent

Study

Card

requi red .

TBA

I n dependent

S t udy

Card

r e qui r e d .

OGYM - 2 0 5

0 9 : 5 5AM

l l : 4 0 AM M c C on n e l l ,

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 2 : 5 0 PM

Hac ke r ,

OGYM- 1 0 3

0 6 : 0 0 PM

0 9 : 0 0 PM

Hacker ,

OGYM- 1 0 2

0 8 : 0 0 PM

1 0 : 0 0 PM

Temp l i n ,

0 3 : 0 0 PM

0 6 : 0 0 PM

McG i l l ,

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 3 : 3 0 PM

Evan s ,

1 l : 1 5AM

1 2 : 2 0 PM

T a nn e h i l l ,

1 1 : 5 0AM

0 1 : 3 5 PM

T a n ne h i l l ,

ha l f

OGYM- 1 0 2 ECAM-GYM

M A

OGYM - 2 0 5 OGYM- 1 0 4 OGYM- 1 0 2

TBA

Evan s ,

TBA

In dependent

Study

Card

r e qui r e d .

TBA

Eva n s ,

TBA

Independent

S t ud y

C a rd

r e qu i r e d .

S t ud y

TBA

Eva ns ,

TBA

1-2

C r s / l nd .

Study

Card

required

TBA

Evan s ,

TBA

1-4

C r s / I nd .

Study

Card

r e qu i r e d

ALTH E DUCATJ 52478

H E E D2 6 6

Food

50473

HEED2 8 1

I n j ury

50474

HEED292

Fi r s t

and Health P r e ve n t i o n Aid

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 2 : 3 5 PM

M c C o nn e l l ,

M W

R F

0 9 : 1 5AM

1 0 : 2 0 AM

Thoma s ,

M W

0 8 : 0 0AM

0 9 : 0 5AM N i c h o l s on ,

OGYM- 1 0 3 OGYM- 1 0 2

Fee :

OGYM- I 0 4

Co u r s e me e t s

Fe e : 50475

H E ED 2 9 5

*S chool

50478

HEED3 6 0

* P r o f e s s i on a l

52540

HEE D 3 67

Health

5 0 4 7 9 HEED3 82

Injury

P r e ve n t i o n

Health

2 2

P r a c t i c um

Society

3 -

Advan c e d

0 6 : 3 0 pr� 0 8 : 3 0 PM

TBA

Ev a n s ,

T R M

Ami d on ,

S20 . 00 1st

half

t e rm .

S15 . 00

OGYM - l 0 3

TBA

0 8 : 3 0 AM

0 9 : 4 5 AM H o s e t h ,

0 8 : 0 0AM

0 9 : 0 5AM N i c h o l s o n ,

OGYM- 1 0 4

Course

begins

OGYM- 1 0 4

Cou r s e

me e t s

Top i c :

Athl e t i c

Fee :

2/11 2nd hal f

T r ai n i n g

$ 10 . 00

RECR EATI O N 504 8 1

RECR3 60

101

Prof

52547

RECR4 95

101

I nt e r n s h i p

Rec r e a t i on

52548

RECR4 9 9

101

C a p s t one :

P r a c t i c um

SR Senior

Semi n a r

TBA

McCo r d ,

T BA

I nd e p e n d e n t

S tu d y

Card

r e qui r e d

TBA

Eva ns ,

TBA

I nd e p e n d e n t

S tudy Card

required

TBA

E va n s ,

TBA

I nd e p e n d e n t

Study

r e qui r e d

Page 74

Card

PH CRN

COURSE

T I TLE

50490

P H YS 1 2 6

College

Physics

N S , SM

50491

PHYS 1 3 6

L01

C ol l e g e

Ph y s i c s

Labo ratory

DA Y S T

R W

PHYS 1 3 6

L02

*Col lege

L a bo r a t o r y

Ph y s i c s

I N S T RUCT OR

LOCAT I ON

I N S T RUC T I ON S

0 9 : 5 5 AM

1 1 : 4 0 ru�

Loui e ,

RCTR- I 0 3

Co- register

for

PHYS

136

lab

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 4 : 4 5 PM S t a f f

RC T R - 2 0 1

Co-regi s t e r

for

PHYS

126

PHY5

126

PHY S

126

0 6 : 3 0 PM

1'1

0 9 : 3 0 PM

RC T R- 2 0 1

Staff

PHYS 1 3 6

Co ll e ge

L03

Physics

L a bo r a t o r y

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 4 : 4 5 PM

RCTR- 2 0 1

Staff

P HY S 1 5 3

50497

PHYS 1 6 3

L0 1

Gene r a l

Ph y s i cs

N S , SM

M W

* G e ne r a l

Ph y s i c s

L ab o r a t o r y

0 9 : 1 5 AM

1 0 : 2 0 AM Ta n g ,

0 6 : 3 0 PM

0 9 : 3 0 PM

Sta f f

P HY S 1 6 3

L02

Gene r a l

Labo r a t o r y

Ph y s i c s

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 4 : 4 5 PM

P HY S 1 6 3

L03

Ge n e r a l

Phys i c s

L ab o r a t o r y

50501

PH_Y S 2 2 3

E l eme n t a ry M od e r n

52487

PH Y S 2 3 4

Eng i n ee r ng M e c h an i c s / S o l i d s

52 8 4 4

P HY S 3 3 4

En gi n e e r in g Ma t e r i a l s

50502

PHY S 3 5 4

M a t h e ma t i c a l

523�6

PHY S 4 9 9 B

C a p s tone :

Adva n c e d

L ab

Sci I

Phys i c s

Ph y s i c s

T �I

0 6 : 3 0 PM

for

PHYS

1 63

lab

for

P H YS

153

PHYS

153

PHYS

153

1 0 : 2 0 AM

S t a r k o v i ch,

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 3 : 3 0 PM

Fo r d ,

4 4

0 9 : 5 5AM

1 1 : 4 0 AM

Ford,

RCTR-2 1 0

W F

1 2 : 3 0 PM

O i : 3 5 PM Ta n g ,

RCTR- 2 1 0

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 4 : 4 5 PM L o u i e ,

LI 50503

POLS I 0 1

Intro

50504

P OL S 1 5 1

Amer i c a n

Gove rnme n t L e gal

P ol i t i c a l

52491

POLS 1 7 0

Intra

52492

POLS3 3 1

I n t e r n a t ional

52849

POL S 3 3 8

��e r i c a n

5 147 5

PO L S 3 4 6

Environmen t a l

5050 5

POL S 3 6 4

52494 524 95

P OL S 3 7 3

C ivi l

P OLS 3 8 1

C o mp a r a t i v e

52914

P OL S 3 8 6

The

50506

POLS4 5 0

101

In t e r n s h i p

' Tb e

S c i e nc e

Studies policy Pr oc e s s

C o '- r e g i s t e r

Mi ddle

East in

0 3 : 4 0 PM 0 5 : 2 5 P M S t a f f

1 1 : 5 0AM

0 1 : 3 5 PM

Spence r ,

0 8 : 0 0 AM

0 9 : 0 5 AM

Dwye r - Sh i c k ,

0 3 : 4 0 PM

0 5 : 2 5 PM G r o s.ven o r ,

0 9 : 5 5 AM

1 l : 4 0AM

Spence r ,

1 1 : 5 0 AM

0 1 : 3 5 PM

Steff

0 6 : 0 0 PM

0 9 : 2 0 PM

s pen ce r ,

Dwye r - S h i c k , Dwye r - Shi ck , Gr o s veno r , P Spen ce r , vi

C, Sl

Po � i t i c s

M W M W F N W F TBA

0 1 : 4 5 PM

0 3 : 3 0 PM

0 9 : 1 5 AM

1 0 ; 2 0AM

1 2 : 3 0 PM

0 1 ; 3 5 PM

for

Lab

Fee :

$50 . 00

Lab

Fee :

$50 . 00

May

ADMN - 2 0 9 ADMN - 2 0 4A

I"j

Co- regi s t e r

XAVR- 2 5 0

for

$50 . 00

A DMN - 2 0 0

S y s t ems

Lega�

T T

Fee :

L ib rt i e s

Ri gh t s / c ivi l

RCT R- 2 1 4

H W F M W

$ 5 0 . 00

RCT R- 2 1 0

Pol / P o l icy

Le g i s l a t i ve

Re l a t i o n s

Fo r e i g n

Fee :

RCT R - 2 1 0

0 9 : 1 5 AM

1'1

for

$50 . 00

Co-register

RCTR- 2 0 1

0 9 : 3 0 PM St a f f

Fee :

Co-register

Lab 52843

for

S50 . 00

RC TR - 2 0 1 RCTR-2 0 1

S ta f f

Fe e :

RC T R - 2 2 0

Lab 50498

$50 . 00

Co- r e g i s t e r Lab

504 95

Fe e :

Co-register Lab

50493

\�

A D M hI - 2 0 4 B

ADMN - 2 0 4 .A

DMN- 2 0 � A S

ADMN - 2 0 9

ADMN-2 0 9 XAVF.- 2 5 0

TBII

taken

In s t r uct o r ' s

50507

POL S 4 5 8

101

In ;:e rns h ip

5 0508

POLS4 6 4

101

Int e rns hip / L e g i s l a tive

5050 9

PO L S 4 7 1

101

I nte r nsh ip in

5 2 34 7

P OL S 4 9 9

Cap s t one :

Pub l i c

Le ga l

Admin

TB A

Sta f f

TBA

spence r ,

S t u die s

TBA

Dwy e r - Shi c k ,

TBA

S p e n c� r ,

Semi n a r

"' D ESIGNATES LATE A FT E RNOON A N D EVENING CLASSES

TBA

Page

OeparLment

P A

(Beginning

cred i t s r e q ui r e d

TBA

Dwye r - Sn i c k ,

GroSII.,no r , Kell t!her ,

s i g n at ure

Laken f o r 4 1 2 c r e di � s I n s t ru c t o r ' s s � gna t u re require 1 2 credits . Ma y be t oKe n for 4 I n s t r u c t o r ' s sig na t u re �equi red Ma y be t a k e n for q c red i t s onl y _

TBA

Proc

for

Ma y be

TBA

I n s t l uc t o r ' �

Senior

C OMM E NT S

ETIME

Lab 5 0 4 92

S T I ME

4:30

and later)

signa t U re

chair

r e q u i r ed

signa t ure required

'PS e RN

COURSE

COURSE T I TLE

DAYS

M \�

0 9 : 1 5 AM

1 0 : 2 0Al-] Goe d e r t ,

�l

1 2 : 3 0 PM

0 1 : 3 5 PM

�l

1 2 : 3 0 PM

0 1 : 3 5 PM Roundy ,

505 1 1

PSYC 1 0 1

I n t r o duct i o n

P S YC 1 1 0

S tudy

50513

PSYC1 1 3

Career

and

Edu c a t i on

50514

PSY C 1 1 3

Career

and

Educa t i on P l a n n i ng

2 4

Psychology

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WOMEN' S STUDIES Addit.lonal courses which may count towards the maj or o r m i nor:

COMA 334 PSYCH 474 RELI 36 8

Gender and Comm unication A Psychology and Women A, S2 Feminist and Womanist Theologies A, R2

Note: See respective department lis t i ngs for i nform atio n concerning course CRN , sections, instructions , time, meeting place, and credit ho u rs. S ee the Women's Studies Program section of the general university catalog for the p rog ram requ irements . Questions s ho u l d be directed to the Chair of the Women's Studies Prog ra m , Dr. Beth Kraig, at 253.535 ,7296 or kraigbm@plu .edu . 52351

WM S T 4 9 9

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You are advised to register for an alternative course. I f the cou rse you are waitlisting has an associated lab, please include that lab section on the waitlist form. Associated lab sections do not count as your second waitlisted course. The Registrar's Office will b e monitoring the waitlists and moving students into spaces that open u p until the week prior to the beginning of the term. Call 253.535.7 1 1 3 or email registrar@plu.edu if you have questions or concerns about your waitlist transactions. • If you are moved from the waitlist into a course, you will be notified by PLU e-mail. You may check your new schedule on Banner web. If you don't have a PLU email address you will be notified by letter and a copy of your new schedule will be included . • Your campus or local address will be used through the last day of classes for the cu rrent term. You r permanent or 'Address Between Terms' will be used after the last day of classes for the current term. • Moving you off the waitlist and into a cou rse may be complicated because of conflicts with another course, or the waitlisted cou rse may put you over maximum hours for the term. Indicate on the form what class should be dropped if necessary. • You will not be registered for courses for which you lack the prerequisite or required concu rrent registration. After the Reg istrar's Office has stopped moving students off the waitlists, it is your responsibility to attend the first day of the waitlisted course to insure the instructor knows you want to be enrolled in the course. You must obtain the instructor's Signatu re on an add/drop form and retu rn it to the Student Services Center for processing . This is necessary only after the Reg istrar's Office has stopped moving students into courses (the week prior to the beginning of the term). The drop/add form must be completely filled out or it will not be processed.

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Facu lty reserve the right to deny ad m ission after the first week when i n itial sess ions are irreplacea ble.

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PREFERRED COURSE (list up to two classes in this section in order of preference): TERM CRN# DEPT / CRSE # / SECT TITLE

I ndIcate be Iow a course you want d ropped If. you are p ace d In th e waltrISted course s h own a b ove:

ALTERNATE COURSE (you will be dropped from this waitlist if your preferred class becomes available): TERM CRN# DEPT / CRSE # / S ECT T ITLE

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T h e Address Confirmation Form i s required for

all PLU students. It is the student's responsibility to make any necessary updates addresses. If PLU i s unable to locate you at these addresses and you h ave not your stud ent account will be placed on an Address Hold. The Address Hold will prohibit further registration Return this form to the Student Services Center. See the Student Life Office for a non-disclosure of

reg ard ing the permanent. billi ng , mailing, and parent

notified

any ch anges,

and other PLU

serv i ce s. if needed PLEASE NOTE: I f y o u live in a campus residence h al l or South H a l l , your address will be maintained by Residential Life. However, if you would like your bills sent to your campus address, provide your campus address u nder Billing Address, below.

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PAcrFIC llJIHERAN UNIVERSITY

EQUE T Official Transcripts are $5.00 each; no cost for unofficial transcripts. Due to student signature a uthorization being required, transcript requests can only be mailed or faxed (Sorry, no email request can be accepted). To send 1 official transcript by Federal Express the cost for U.S Domestic is $ 1 5. 50 and the cost for I nternational is $25. 50. If requesting to send more than 1 official transcript by Federal Express, please call (253) 535-7 1 33. Only 2 tranSCripts per Fed-ex request. NOTE: If your account is on any type of HOW, if your payment has not been enclosed, if other pertinent information is missing, or if this form is illegible, your request will be returned unprocessed. *

I TEMS WITH AN ASTERISK MUST BE COMPLETED TO PROCE SS TRANSCR IPT

"Birthdate:

*Student's Name: "Student 1 0# (SSN) :

*Last Date Attended:

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*Number of Official Transcripts Needed :

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ALLOW 4 TO 5 WORKlNG DA YS FOR PROCESSING. Requests may be delayed during peak periods.

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in the Class Schedule for the dates grades

are due from the faculty. G rades will be posted the week after that date.

* IF PENDING *DEGREE OR GRADES PLEASE SPECIFY BELOW . . . . . . . VERY IMPORTANT.

Send immediately. Send after degree is posted . (2-6 wks. after graduation) *Circle what month graduating May-Aug-Dec-Jan o -Send after current grades are posted. See above. "Circle what term Spring - J-Tenn - Spring - J-Tenn

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**J-term/J-Term course give eRN # & course title .

Mail request to: Pacific Lutheran University AnN: TRANSCRIPTS Student Services Center Tacoma, WA 98447-0003 Fax: (253) 538-2545

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PLU STUDENT COND U CT INFORMAT I O N

When accepted for membership in the PLU commu nity, each student assumes the responsibilities and rig hts emerging from the un iversity's goals and objectives. These include, but are not limited to, its dedication to exploring h u man knowledge and cultu re while promoting the intellectual, physical, social, and spiritual development of students, and n u rturing each student's preparation for responsible participation , not only on the campus but also in local, state, regional, national, and international settings. The u niversity adopts only such policies, rules and regulations that seem necessary for the welfare of the educational commun ity. Regu lations include those items that fal l within policies set by the Board of Regents and the u niversity admin istration, along with local , state, and federal laws. Each student associated with PLU is expected to be familiar with and to follow all policies, rules and regulations promulgated by the university. Failure to abide by the policies, rules, and regulations may result in disciplinary action(s) outlined in The Student Conduct System. The un iversity policies/student code of conduct can be read in full at plu .edu/printlhand book/policy. html. The following policies and procedures apply to all students at Pacific Lutheran U niversity. Other rules and regu lations developed by the u niversity may be fou nd i n the University Catalog, Living on Campus brochure, Housing and Meal Plan Contracts, Vehicle Parking Regulations Guide, and the PLU Housing Guide. These publications may be obtained from the Residential Life Office, LuteCard and I nformation Center, Campus Safety and Information , and the Student Services Center. •

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Alcoholic Beverages

Medical Withdrawal (see Withd rawal from the University)

Behavior of Guests at PLU Events

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Building Security

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Non-Cooperation

Computer Use

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Parking (see Vehicle Registration and Parking)

Concern For People and Property

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Pets

Confiscation of Possessions

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Physical Assault

Disruption of U niversity Business

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P roperty Damage or Theft

Equal Educational Opportun ity

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Representing the U niversity

Equipment

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Residential Communities

False Information

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Residency Requirement

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Sexual Misconduct

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S moking Policy

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FERPA (Family Educational Rig hts and Privacy Act) of 1 974 Policy Statement

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Fire Alarms and Fire Equipment

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Solicitation Policy

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Firearms, Explosives, or Weapons

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Speaker Policy

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Freedom of Expression

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Telephones

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Gambling

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Vehicle Registration and Parking

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Grade Disputes

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Vehicle Use on Campus

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Grievance Policy and Procedures

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Visitation and G uest Policy

Identification Card

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Withdrawal from a Course

I l legal Drugs and Narcotics

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Withdrawal from the U niversity

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For complete explanation of the student conduct system please refer to the Student Handbook on-line at plu.edu/printlhandbook/policy. html or contact the Student Conduct Coordinator in the Student I nvolvement and Leadership Office at 253. 535. 7 1 95. Page

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FINAL EXAMI NATION S C H E DULE J -TERM

F i n a l Exam held the last day of class

S P RI N G - FI A L EXA M DATES : MAY 1 9 - 24 Days and Time Class Actually Begins MWF 8:00am

Monday

Final Exam Day and Time 8:00am - 9: 50am

Tuesday

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Instructors for classes which meet on Wednesday-only, Thursday-only, or Friday-only d u ring the semester will need to contact the Scheduling Coordinator, at 253.535.71 1 3 to arrange for a classroom d u ring final exam week as Monday only or Tuesday-only classes are normally assigned to the regular classroom. Saturday-only classes normally schedule final exams on the Saturday prior to finals week.

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Friday of final exam week is available for make-up examinations, for fol low-up to examinations already given, or for student conferences.

FINAL G RADES Su bmission

Final g rades for each course are due in the Registrar's Office, Hauge Administration 1 30, no later than 1 2:00 noon on the fifth business day following the end of the term. See the J-Term and Spring calendars on page 4 for the specific date for each term. How to Access Final Grades

Grades may be viewed on Banner Web as soon after the term as the grades are posted . Go to PLU's home page at www .plu edu . select Online Services. click on Banner Web and Login. Select Student Services and Financial Aid. U nder Student Services and Financial Aid , select Student Records, and Final Grades. You will be asked to submit the term. Note: The term will not appear as an option until at least one g rade has been posted for that term. Please see the Student Services Center information on page 8 or 84 for information on how to obtain a hard-copy official or unofficial transcript.

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Registration via web for J-Term and Spring 2003 beg ins Monday, November 1 1 by appointment. Registration for new transfer and non-matriculated students begi n s Monday, November 25. Refer to page 1 4 of this p u b lication for registration instructions. IMPORTANT: First-year (freshmen) and sophomore stu dents: You must schedule an appo!ntment with your advisor to obtain your Registration P I N prior to your schedu led registration appointme nt.

INTC and MUSI C lasses Now Avai la ble for Web Registration •

Students enrolling in the I nternational Core , private music lessons, and/or music ensembles may now register for those classes via Banner Web . See the instructions in the box at the beg i n n ing of the spring courses for the appropriate department for registration details.

Registration Appointment Times •

Conti n u i ng students will be notified via mail of the day and time when you can register. If you do not live on campus, please ve rify your local address with the Student Services Center to be certai n you r appointment information is mailed to the correct address.

Banner Web Hours •

Banner Web hours:

Sunday - T h u rsday

1 2 : 30am - 1 1 :25pm

Friday Saturday

1 2 : 30am -

5 : 55pm

1 2 : 00am - 1 1 :25pm

I f you are experiencing problems accessing Banner Web or your password has expi red, please contact Kirstin Vorhes, at 2 5 3 . 5 35 . 7 1 1 3 or vorheske@plu.ed u , o r t h e Stud ent Services Ce nter at 253.535 . 7 1 6 1 o r stusvc@e!u . ed u . Please make sure you prov ide your fu ll name, PLU ID n u mber, and birth date.

Sc hed u le Changes •

Wh ile every effo rt is made to ensure the accu racy of this sched ule, changes will occ u r after it is pri nted . You are strongly encouraged to re print your schedule from Banner Web just prior to the start of classes to identify any changes.

Change Yo u r PIN •

Your initial PI N (personal identification nu mber) is your birth date. Example: The PI N for a person born J u n e 1 6, 1 978, is 061 6 78. You may change your P I N at any time via the web. Protect your personal information - chan ge

your P IN ! C lass Sched ule Comments •

Several items contained in this class sched u le have been modified or reformatted in an attempt to improve clarity and provide additional information. Comments and suggestions for future im provements may be e-mailed to vorheske@pl u . edu or sent to the Sched u l i ng Coordinator, c/o Registrar's Office, H a uge Ad min istration 1 30 .

DISCLAI

ER STATEMENT

The information contained herein reflects an accurate picture of Pacific Lutheran University at the time of publication. However, the un iversity reserves the right to make necessary changes in procedures, policies, calendar, cu rricu l u m , and costs.

Cha nges to schedule information printed in this publication can be viewed at www.pl u .edu/ba nn er/bansched.shtm l or on the bulletin board outside the Registrar's Office (Hauge Admin istration 1 30). P u b l ished November 1 , 2002

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