Issuu

March 25 - April 19

Registration for current students

April 22 - May 30

Open registration

MAY 20

TEN WEEK SESSION BEGINS

May 27

Memorial Day holiday – classes dismissed

JUNE 3

EIGHT AND FIRST FOUR WEEK SESSION BEGIN

June 6

Last day for a full refund of fees

JULY 1

SECOND FOUR WEEK SESSION BEGINS

July 4

Fourth of July holiday – classes dismissed

July 11

Last day to withdraw from a class with a “W”

July 22

Last day for a complete withdrawal with all “W’s”

July 22 - 25

Final exams

July 25

End of semester

*Based on 8 week session running from June 3 to July 25

TA BL E OF C ON TE N TS

Audit ............................................................................... 3 Book Information ............................................................ 2 Bookstore Hours ............................................................ 2 Business Workshops (Small Business & Technology Development Center) .................. 21-22 Building Abbreviations.................................................... 9 Charges (Schedule of) ................................................... 2 Classes Offered ...................................................... 11-19 Summer .......................................................... 11-18 Classes off-site ............................... n/a for summer Graduate - Summer ............................................. 19 Disclosure of Directory Information ................................ 1 Distance Learning Section ............................................. 6 Degree Works ................................................................ 5 Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment ........................................... 3 Final Exam Schedule ..................................................... 7 Finals Inclement Weather Contingency Plan ................. 7 Graduation Application Deadlines .................................. 7 LioNet ............................................................................ 2 Major/Minor Codes/Certificates Undergraduate & Graduate .. 8 On-Line Degree Audit (Degree Works) .......................... 5 Priority Registration ..................................................... 1,3 Registration Procedures................................................. 3 Schedule Guide ............................................................. 9 Sixty-five Plus (65+) Program ........................................ 3 Small Business & Technology Development Center. 21-22 Student Success Center ................................................ 4 Students with Disabilities ............................................... 4 Transfer Students & Former Students Registration.............. 3 Tuition & Charges Payment (Student Account Due Dates) ........................................................................... 4 Web Registration............................................................ 3

This publication will be made available in alternative formats upon request. Contact Brenda Beasley at Beasley-b@mssu.edu.

PRIORITY REGISTRATION SCHEDULE For summer & fall 2019 starts: • March 25, 2019 for: Seniors: (students with 90+ credit hours), Honors, Junior and Senior Athletes, Junior and Senior Athletic Trainers, Students with Disabilities (must be pre-approved by the Coordinator of Disability Services), approved participants in Project Stay, Military Service members and Veterans, Yours to Lose, and Graduate Students. • April 1, 2019 for: Juniors (students with 60+ hours). • April 8, 2019 for: Sophomores (students with 30+ hours). • April 10, 2019 for: Transfer Students. • April 15, 2019 for: Students with 1 or more hours and first time Post-Graduate students. • April 22, 2019 for: Open Enrollment YOUR SCHEDULE CANNOT BE ENTERED IN THE COMPUTER PRIOR TO THE DATES LISTED. CONTACT YOUR ADVISOR TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY!

FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT OF 1974 (FERPA) For additional information on FERPA:mssu.edu/student-affairs/registrar/ferpa.php

UNDERGRADUATE SCHEDULE OF CHARGES SUMMER 2019 SEMESTER

Tuition In-State/Lion Pride On Campus 2018-19:

Tuition per credit hour ............................................ $222.24

Tuition In-State/Lion Pride Online 2018-19:

Tuition per credit hour ............................................ $270.70

Tuition Out-of-State On Campus 2018-19: Tuition per credit hour ............................................ $444.48

Tuition Out-of-State Online 2018-19: Tuition per credit hour ............................................ $270.70 The university reserves the right to add or change costs without notice. View your invoice on LioNet.

OTHER UNIVERSITY COSTS: (additional explanation in university catalog)

Admission Application (non-refundable) ................. $25.00 International Undergraduate Application (non-refundable) ..... $50.00 Graduate Application ............................................ $35.00 Change of Class Schedule .................................... $10.00 Late Registration/Reinstatement ........................... $50.00 Textbook Rental (per credit hour, per book) ........... $14.00 Late Rental Book (per credit hour, per book).......... $14.00 Lion Card ID - First-time students ........................... $10.00 Replacement Card .............................................. $20.00 Returned Check Cost (per check) .......................... $15.00 Transcript (per transcript)........................................ $10.00 Special Course Cost ................................................ Varies Graduation/Commencement .................................. $50.00 Graduation/Commencement Regalia .................... $30.00

TEXTBOOKS AND COURSE MATERIALS INFORMATION Course materials information for all classes can be found at: mssubookstore.com. After enrolling, a student’s booklist may be found online on LioNet or on the MSSU Mobile App. Your booklist will specify the required textbooks requested for your classes. • Rental textbooks may be picked up at Textbook Rental in the lower level of Billingsly Student Center or ordered online at mssubookstore.com. Textbook rental fees will be applied at the time of checkout. • Purchase books, access codes, and other required course material can be purchased in the MSSU Bookstore inside Billingsly Student Center or online at mssubookstore.com. • Inclusive Access is a program where the required course material will be offered in a digital format through Blackboard on the first day of class. A charge from the MSSU Bookstore will be placed on your student account and the instructions emailed to your student email address prior to the start of class.

RENTAL TEXTBOOK RETURNS Summer rental books due by Monday July 29, 2019. If your book(s) is not returned or received with a postmark on or before the due date, the buyout price of the book will be charged to your student account and the book is yours to keep. If you choose to return the book within 25 days beyond the due date the book buyout price will be refunded and a $14 per hour, per book, extended rental fee will be assessed to your account.

Three Ways to Return Rental Textbooks 1. Bring them to Book Rental, 1st floor Billingsly Student Center. 2. Place them in the after-hour book drop behind Billingsly Student Center. 3. Mail them to: MSSU Bookstore, 3950 E. Newman Road, Joplin, MO 64801

LioNet

LioNet is Missouri Southern State University’s web portal that provides personalized access to web services. In separate mailings students receive their LioNet ID number, or SID (begins with S and is followed by 8 numbers) and LioNet default PIN (6 alpha-numeric characters). Login with the LioNet ID, making certain to use a capital S and the number zero, not the letter o. Your password is the LioNet default PIN. Be sure to enter any letters of your PIN in upper-case. The PIN will also be used for registration. All registered students have access to course information, group tools, campus life, work life, personal calendars, email, and more – anytime, anywhere. The student can use LioNet to check their schedule, fees (including payment of fees), personal information, transcript, grades and to see campus announcements. Students can check grade reports and fee statements on LioNet. LioNet can be accessed at: lionet.mssu.edu. Additional websites that may be useful or necessary for students:

mssu.blackboard.com

outlook.com/mymail.mssu.edu

mssu.edu

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES SUMMER

PRIORITY REGISTRATION MARCH 25-APRIL 22, 2019

Priority registration is by appointment with an academic advisor in the department of your declared major. If undeclared and taking classes on campus or online, by appointment with Advising, Counseling and Testing Services, Hearnes Hall, room 314. Returning students who were not enrolled during the spring 2019 semester will start the registration procedure either in the Admissions Office, Hearnes Hall or online at mssu.edu/advancement/admissions/.

PRIORITY REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. 2.

Print your Degree Audit. Make an appointment with your advisor. A list of available appointment times will be posted by the advisor's office. Your advisor will assist you; however, you are responsible for selecting courses. Check the catalog (online at catalog.mssu.edu) for prerequisite requirements. 3. After meeting with your advisor, have the schedule entered in the computer terminal according to your approved registration date listed on the schedule below and during the hours posted by the department of your major, or use Web Registration (see below). Faculty and Staff may not be available for advising or registration during final exams May 6-9, 2019.

WEB REGISTRATION

You may select the LioNet icon on the MSSU homepage or go to lionet.mssu.edu and choose “Registration Tools” from the Quick Links. Web Registration is available to currently enrolled students with 30 or more hours who are not on academic probation or suspension. Your log-on ID and password will be required as well as your alternate registration PIN. Students should contact their advisor for the alternate registration PIN. Some advisors do not permit advisees to utilize web registration. Web Registration allows you to register yourself for courses that are open if you have met the prerequisites and there is not a time conflict with your other courses. Before you can web register: • You must contact your advisor; he/she must issue a new alternate registration PIN. • Holds for academic or financial reasons must be cleared. • Your assigned beginning enrollment date applies. • See the Priority Preregistration schedule dates listed on page 1. • After the first week of the term, students will not be permitted to make changes to their schedule through LioNet. You also have the option to enroll in person through your advisor on or after your assigned date. If you have problems using Web Registration, please see your advisor. If you have not declared a major, see the Advising, Counseling & Testing Services in Hearnes Hall, room #314. Distance students can contact by email: onlineadvising@mssu.edu or call 417-625-9324.

OPEN REGISTRATION Summer: April 22 to May 30, 2019

Contact your advisor or the department of your major for assistance. Note: Delayed start classes have various registration deadlines. Registration must be completed no later than the second day of class.

LATE REGISTRATION Summer: Day 1 & 2 1st week of class

Late Registration will be in the department of your major. Undeclared majors attending on campus classes or online classes should register with Advising, Counseling & Testing Services, Hearnes Hall, room 314. Changes in class schedules may be made during this time.

SPECIAL REGISTRATION

Summer: Day 3 & 4 1st week of class

Adding a single class or enrolling in multiple classes will be done in the appropriate department of the class only with the permission of the instructor and chair of the department offering the course. Changes in class schedules may be made, but there will be a $10 late fee as governed by the University Refund Policy. (See Refund Policy on page 4.) For additional information visit the Registrar's website at mssu.edu/registrar/registration.php.

SOUTHERN WELCOME: NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION & ENROLLMENT PROGRAM FRESHMEN, TRANSFER & FORMER STUDENTS

Southern Welcome Orientation and Enrollment programs will be held for all new freshmen, transfer and former students on Tuesday November 27. A reservation is

required and can be done by completing an online registration form at https://webapps.mssu.edu/FormWizard/FormViewer.aspx?ld=30.

Transfer, freshmen, and former students who cannot attend the scheduled Southern Welcome may enroll in the department of their major beginning April 22, Online Southern Welcome assists students with the enrollment process if they are unable to attend on-campus session or prefer online convenience. It includes four modules covering topics such as transcripts, enrollment, housing, financial aid, billing, medical records, and textbooks. Admitted students will need to complete a reservation form on the Southern Welcome page in order to receive directions and access to the Online Southern Welcome. The Online Southern Welcome will be made available to registered students beginning April 22, 2019 thru July 15, 2019. Undecided majors who will be attending on-campus classes will enroll through Advising, Counseling and Testing Services (ACTS) 417-625-0324 or acts@mssu.edu. Undecided majors who will be taking classes entirely online will enroll through Online Academic Advising. Before transfer students meet with an academic advisor to enroll, they should check with the Admissions Office, 417-781MSSU (6778), Hearnes Hall to make sure they are eligible to enroll in classes.

DUAL CREDIT/DUAL ENROLLMENT Mission: The mission of the MSSU Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment Program, in

collaboration with area high schools, is to provide geographically feasible and affordable access to quality university-level undergraduate education to high-performing high school students in order to enrich the high school educational experience as well as foster a smooth transition from high school to a four-year university.

Student Eligibility: Student eligibility information is available through the Missouri

Department of Higher Education website. Please visit dhe.mo.gov/policies/dual-credit.php for the most up-to-date student eligibility information.

Dual Credit: Dual credit enables qualified high school students to take university-level

courses taught by qualified high school instructors. Students simultaneously receive academic credit for the course from both the high school and MSSU.

Dual Enrollment: Dual enrollment enables qualified high school students to take

university-level courses taught by an MSSU faculty member while simultaneously enrolled in the high school and MSSU. Credit is typically only awarded at the university level; however, students may be eligible to earn high school credit for such courses with approval from the high school district.

SIXTY-FIVE PLUS PROGRAM (65+)

The Sixty-Five Plus Program (formerly the Sixty-Plus Program) is a tuition waiver offered by Missouri Southern State University designed for community members sixty-five years of age or older (65+) who would like to take on campus classes (audit only) with a special pricing benefit. 65+ students receive a 100% tuition waiver for three credit hours per semester. Book rental charges, ID card, course supplies, special course fees, and repeated courses are the student’s responsibility. A $25 registration/processing fee will be applied each semester. Continuing Education, online and graduate-level classes are not eligible for the Sixty-Five Plus Program. New 65+ students must be admitted to the university before they may register. To apply for admission, contact the Admissions Office in Hearnes Hall room 106 or call 417-6259378. Students may register during Regular Registration in the Registrar's office in Hearnes Hall room 101 or by calling 417-625-9389.

AUDITING A COURSE The cost to AUDIT is the same as for a credit course. The student must apply for admission, enroll in the course and obtain a "Permit to Audit" from the Registrar's Office. The signatures of the instructor as well as the Dean must be obtained. The signed "Permit to Audit" must be returned to the Registrar's Office, 101 Hearnes Hall, by the end of the second week of classes. No change from audit to credit or from credit to audit may be made after the second week of classes.

AD D ITIO NAL I NF O R M ATIO N S UM M ER STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

Accommodations for students with disabilities are made on an individual basis based on the student’s current documentation. Students who need services or would like more information, should contact the Coordinator of Student Disability Services (659-3725) in the Student Success Center or the website at mssu.edu/disability-services/.

STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER (659-3725) • Hearnes Hall

3rd

floor

Classes and other services designed to meet the special academic needs of students are offered through the Center. The Student Success Center hours during the summer are Monday thru Thursday 7:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M and Monday thru Friday 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. during the fall and spring semesters.

Tutoring in Content Areas and Writing

Peer tutors are available. Tutoring is by drop-in, online and appointment basis. Both short- and long-term assistance is provided.

STUDENT ACCOUNT PAYMENT DUE DATES

Students who have pre-registered for the summer and/or fall 2019 term are required to view their student account balance on LioNet upon enrollment. 100% of the student’s account balance will be due by the published due date. This balance may be paid in full, via payment(s) to the student account, an institutional payment plan mssu.edu/paymybill, authorized financial aid or a combination of these options.

SUMMER 2019 DUE DATE: THURSDAY JUNE 6, 2019 BY 5:00 P.M.

100% of the total student account balance is due in full, prior to 5:00 P.M. on Thursday of the first week of classes. Failure to remit the balance required by the published due date may result in an immediate hold.

TUITION AND CHARGES REFUND POLICY - SUMMER (100%): (None):

Thursday June 6, 2019. Beginning June 10, 2019 student is

responsible for all tuition & fees.

NOTE: Dates may vary for Off-Schedule classes. Withdrawal & refund of fees

information listed only pertains to 8-week summer classes running from June 3 through July 25, 2019. Student must contact Registrar’s Office for information on off-schedule courses. Direct questions about course fees to the Bursar’s Office.

If you do not wish to remain enrolled for summer of 2019, please complete the total withdrawal form to be removed from your classes and to receive a refund in tuition. Thursday June 6, 2019 is the deadline to receive the 100% refund for fullterm classes. Total form: https://www.mssu.edu/student-affairs/financialaid/Total%20Withdrawal%20Form%202017-2018.pdf

REPAYMENT NOTICE for FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID

• Students who withdraw earlier than 60% of the semester will be subject to

repayment of part or all of their aid, as determined by Federal Regulations. This includes official and unofficial withdrawals stemming from student's last date of attendance prior to the 60% of semester earned. • Students will be notified in writing of any amount due. A hold will be placed on the student’s account until repayment is made in full. • Students must make repayment of their portion of financial aid within 45 days. Failure to make repayment within 45 days will result in: 1. Referral to the U.S. Department of Education for collection. 2. Ineligibility for federal financial aid from all colleges and universities until the repayment of aid and interest due is paid to the U.S. Department of Education.

FINANCIAL AID REVIEW

Do you know the status of your student loans? Check nslds.ed.gov. Make time for a Financial Aid review today. Call 417-625-9867 or come by the Financial Aid Office for a review of whom you owe, how much and when to repay. The default prevention counselor is located in Hearnes Hall.

WITHDRAWAL POLICY

Students who do not officially cancel their registration will be responsible for tuition and fees as indicated above. NON-ATTENDANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A WITHDRAWAL FROM CLASSES. Please confirm your registration in LioNet (not Blackboard). WITHDRAWAL FROM A SINGLE CLASS: Beginning June 10, 2019 students must pick up a drop form in the Registrar's Office, obtain the required signatures, and return the form to the Registrar’s Office. The official date of withdrawal is the date the form is RECEIVED in the Registrar's Office. Prior to June 10, students may contact their advisor to be dropped from a single class or use their alternative PIN to drop the class through LioNet up through the first week of class. If a student is 100% online, with no on-campus classes, they may email onlineadvising@mssu.edu to request withdrawal from a single course. WITHDRAWAL FROM ALL CLASSES: Beginning June 3, 2019 student must see the university exit counselor in the Financial Aid Office, Hearnes Hall. Federal financial aid recipients who withdraw from all classes will automatically be placed on Financial Aid Suspension. Prior to June 3 the student should contact their advisor to initiate a withdrawal.

PARKING PERMITS

Parking permits are available at the Campus Card Service Center, BSC 109 (lower level of Billingsly Student Center).

LION CARD IDS

Lion Card IDs are available at the Campus Card Service Center, BSC 109 (lower level of Billingsly Student Center).

RESIDENCE LIFE • mssu.edu/student-living-center/

All first year students under the age of 21 are required to live in the Missouri Southern Residence Halls to the extent space is available, unless they are married, live with their parents or are excused by the Director of Residence Life.

GRADE REPORTS

Grade reports will be available online through LioNet. If you need a hard copy, you may request it at the Registrar’s Office or through LioNet.

ENROLLMENT VERIFICATION

You may request Enrollment Verifications from the Registrar’s Office at mssu.edu/registrar under the "Request my Records" menu, or via LioNet Quick Links Channel, select student, then National Student Clearinghouse.

Non-Discrimination Statement

In accord with federal law and applicable Missouri statutes, the University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, pregnancy, ancestry, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other legally-protected class, in employment or in any program or activity offered or sponsored by the University, including, but not limited to, athletics, instruction, grading, the awarding of student financial aid, recruitment, admissions, and housing.

What is Degree Works?

A Degree Works audit is an online version of a degree requirements checklist. It includes a review of past, current, and planned coursework as well as information about completed and outstanding requirements. Audits are organized by blocks. The blocks show what requirements are needed for a specific degree, major, and minor. The tool helps with planning registration to fulfill the requirements within each block and keeps you on target for graduation. Print a Degree Works audit when meeting with your advisor prior to registration.

FEATURES

To View a Degree Evaluation

Color Coding: Green, red, and blue checkboxes indicate courses that are complete, not complete, and in-progress, making it easy to quickly see which requirements are still outstanding.

1. Access your Lionet account 2. Go to the Student Quick Links area 3. Click on Degree Evaluation (Degree Works)

PDF Output: The audit can be saved as a PDF, making it easy to save and/or attach to an email.

The Degree Progress bar shows percent of requirements met. Scroll down to view “met” requirements noted by a green check mark. Unmet requirements are noted in red highlight. Run a “What If” evaluation for any major by clicking on “What If” and replacing the degree with one listed in the drop down box.

Notes: Academic advisors can leave notes on your audit. Notes help keep track of correspondence, important information and reminders. GPA Calculators: Three calculators are available to provide semester and overall GPA estimates.

Audits may be printed or saved as a pdf.

DIS TA N CE L EAR NIN G

Missouri Southern offers a large selection of online (Internet) programs and courses. For a complete listing of online programs visit the Department of Distance Learning’s website: https://www.mssu.edu/academics/distance-learning/. Most online courses follow the same semester schedule as on-campus courses, but some do not. Be sure to carefully check the schedule for Delayed Start and other part-of-term courses.

Blackboard Course Availability:

Internet classes are not recommended for students with only dial-up or cellular Internet connections. Online students should not expect to complete all Internet course activities on a cellular phone or other mobile device. Students interested in completing Internet classes at MSSU must have access to a reliable laptop or desktop computer with high-speed (DSL, cable, fiber-optic) Internet access. Chromebooks are acceptable, but not recommended due to compatibility issues with Office 365 and some testing software.. External keyboards are recommended if using Microsoft Surface or Apple iPad. iPad users may need special settings applied by instructors in order to use some testing software. A small number of courses require a Windows computer (PC). Be sure to pay close attention to course descriptions. For answers to more questions, visit Distance Learning’s FAQ webpage here: https://www.mssu.edu/academics/distance-learning/faqs.php

New Online Student Orientation:

Internet courses are instructor-led, not self-paced, and students are expected to actively participate on a weekly basis, from the very first day of classes. Distance students run the risk of being dropped from any online course for lack of participation (submitting an assignment, posting to a discussion board, emailing the professor, etc.) during the first seven days of the class. This drop could lead to the loss of Financial Aid. Missouri Southern’s primary learning management system (LMS) for distance course delivery is Blackboard™. MSSU’s Blackboard™ can be found on the landing page of the “Students” section of the University website: https://www.mssu.edu/student.php. Student login credentials are provided by the Information Technology department. For assistance with login credentials contact the I.T. Helpdesk at (417) 659-4444 or email helpdesk@mssu.edu

Distance courses will appear in students’ Blackboard enrollments two-days prior to the official start date of classes. This extra time should be used by students to review important course documents in the “Course Home” area of each course. Students should not expect discussion board or email correspondence with professors to begin prior to the official start date of the course. First-time distance students are automatically enrolled in the Department of Distance Learning’s “Chalk Talk Blackboard Prep for Students” Blackboard Organization. Activities in this course are optional, providing Missouri Southern’s new distance learners with information relevant to being a distance student, including the use of various Blackboard functions used by MSSU online instructors. The “Chalk Talk Blackboard Prep for Students” Blackboard Organization should automatically appear in new online students’ Blackboard Organizations section shortly after registration and no sooner than two weeks prior to the semester start date. For access to the organization, please contact Scott Snell, Director of Distance Learning at (417) 625-9651 or snell-s@mssu.edu..

Complete Proctored Exams Online:

Students taking online classes requiring proctored tests, which are tests that must be taken in the physical presence of a testing monitor, will be provided the option of completing such exams online. To take advantage of this option, students will need a reliable internet connection and computer with audio/video capabilities. There may be a $10 per class, per semester charge for students choosing to take proctored exams over the Internet. Students also have the option of completing proctored exams at physical testing locations. There may be a charge associated with taking proctored exams at physical locations other than Missouri Southern’s campus. For more information on proctored exams in distance courses see the Testing Procedures for Distance Learning Courses section below.

COURSE WITHDRAWAL PROCEDURE FOR DISTANCE STUDENTS:

If you have declared a major and/ or minor and have a faculty advisor, contact your faculty advisor to discuss the academic consequences of withdrawal on your degree program. Then submit your request to drop the class by completing the online single course drop form for students taking “Online only“ classes: https://webapps.mssu.edu/FormWizard/FormViewer.aspx?Id=149 or email your request to Advising, Counseling, & Testing Service (ACTS) at onlineadvising@mssu.edu or acts@mssu.edu or by phone at 417-625-9324. If you don’t have an advisor, contact the ACTS office with your request using your school issued email. Students renting textbooks must immediately return textbooks for the course(s) from which they are withdrawing. Students who have even one on-campus class must initiate withdrawal through the Registrar’s Office, Hearnes Hall 101. Students considering a complete withdrawal from all courses, must contact the Financial Aid Office at 417-625-9325 or by email at finaid@mssu.edu. Students renting textbooks must immediately return textbooks for the course(s) from which they are withdrawing.

BOOKS FOR DISTANCE STUDENTS:

Course materials information for all classes can be found at: www.mssubookstore.com . After enrolling, a student’s booklist may be found online in LioNet. Your booklist will specify the needed materials requested for your classes. Course materials may be ordered online at mssubookstore.com and payment can be made by credit card or to your university account through the “Student Account” option through June 6, 2019. Shipping options available include UPS, USPS, or instore pickup. Rental textbooks may be picked up at Textbook Rental in the lower level of Billingsly Student Center or online at mssubookstore.com. Textbook rental fees will be applied at the time of checkout. Purchase Books, access codes, and other required course material can be purchased in the MSSU Bookstore inside Billingsly Student Center or online at mssubookstore.com. Inclusive Access is a program where the required course material will be offered in a digital format through Blackboard on the first day of class. A charge from the MSSU Bookstore will be placed on your student account and instructions emailed to your student email address prior to the start of class. For questions, contact us at bookstore@mssu.edu. Rental textbooks must be returned or postmarked by Monday July 29, 2019 for summer.

TESTING PROCEDURES FOR DISTANCE COURSES:

Professors of distance courses may ask students to utilize Testing Services (ACTS) to take proctored exams. Refer to the course syllabus or other course materials for complete proctored exam testing instructions for individual courses. To schedule a proctored exam session on Missouri Southern’s campus, contact Testing Services (ACTS) at 417-625-9577 or email testingservices@mssu.edu. The testing services office is located in Webster Hall, Room 117. Testing Services (ACTS) utilizes RegisterBlast as an easy way to schedule testing sessions. The direct weblink for RegisterBlast is provided below. After scheduling a testing session with RegisterBlast, students receive email confirmation and testing instructions prior to the test date. Students who live more than 30 miles from the MSSU campus (off-campus students), can also use RegisterBlast to schedule proctored exams at remote locations, as long as a remote proctor has been approved. Students needing a remote proctor should contact Testing Services for assistance. To request approval for a remote proctor please use Testing Services Proctor Agreement Form, linked below. The Testing Services Office must approve all proctors before tests are faxed or emailed to a proctor’s location. Once the proctor is approved, the student may continue to utilize them. If the student lives in Springfield, St. Louis, Kansas City, Cassville, Lamar, Nevada, Neosho, and some parts of Arkansas, we may have proctors who have already been approved, please contact us for information. Students are responsible for any remote proctor fees. If required, students may have to pay a charge for the Proctor’s time and effort. Student must contact 417625-9577 or our toll free number 1-877-837-8527, ext. 2 each time a test is taken or use RegisterBlast. For Testing times and date visit: Testing Services website link located below:. Direct link to proctor form: https://www.mssu.edu/academics/distancelearning/Proctor%20Guidelines-Agreement%20Revised%201-19-16.pdf Direct link to RegisterBlast: https://www2.registerblast.com/mssudistancelearning/Exam/List Testing Services Website: http://www.mssu.edu/student-affairs/advisingcounseling-testing-services/testing-distancelearning.php

FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE • SUMMER 2019 The last scheduled class meeting unless notified otherwise by the instructor ALL OTHER CLASSES CONTACT THE INSTRUCTOR

Note: If you have three (3) or more examinations in one day, or conflicting examinations, you may petition the Dean of your School to change a test date.

INCLEMENT WEATHER CONTINGENCY PLAN 1. A cancelled evening final exam will be given on Friday evening of Final Exam Week at 6:30 – 8:30 P.M. 2. A cancelled day final exam will be given on Friday afternoon at 1:00 – 3:00 P.M., 3:30 – 5:30 P.M., or 6:00 – 8:00 P.M. according to its order on the published final exam schedule. For example, an exam originally scheduled as the second exam on Monday would be rescheduled as the second exam on Friday, i.e. at 3:30 – 5:30 P.M.

Faculty are expected to follow the published Final Examination Schedule. GRADUATION INFORMATION Graduating In: Application Due to Advisor: FALL 2019 ............................... MARCH 25, 2019 SPRING 2020.......................... SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 SUMMER 2020 ....................... NOVEMBER 25, 2019 Completing Online Graduation Application - Steps For The Student 1. Log into LioNet. 3. Select the Students Records link. 2. Select the Student and Financial Aid link. 4. Select the Apply to Graduate link. 5. Schedule an appointment with your advisor to discuss your eligibility for graduation.

For cooperative master’s degrees, contact your advisor. If you are a Secondary Education major, see your Teacher Education advisor first, then your Content advisor.

MSSU TOLL FREE NUMBER = 1.866.818.MSSU (6778)

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AS - Associate of Science (2 year) BA - Bachelor of Arts (4 year) BAS - Bachelor of Applied Science (4 year) BFA - Bachelor of Fine Arts (4 year) MAJOR DEGREE CODES Code Name AC00 Accounting (BSBA) AR01 Art-Visual (BA) AR02 Art-Studio (BFA) by approval only AR03 Art-Graphic (BFA) by approval only BAS0 Applied Science (BAS) BC01 Biochemistry-General (BS) BC02 Biochem-Preprof Optmetry (BS) BC03 Biochem-Phys/Oc Therapy (BS) BC04 Biochem Preprof Dental (BS) BC05 Biochem-Preprof Medical (BS) BC06 Biochem-Preprof Pharmacy (BS) BC07 Biochem-Forensics Sci (BS) BG00 Bachelor of Gen Studies (BGS) BI01 Biology-Btch, Mic, Gen (BS) BI02 Biology-Ecol, Mar, Cons (BS) BI04 Biology-Gen Bio or Und (BS) BI05 Biology-Phys/Occup Thpy (BS) BI06 Biology-Preprof-Dent (BS) BI07 Biology-Preprof-Med (BS) BI08 Biology-Preprof-Optom (BS) BI09 Biology-Preprof-Pharm (BS) BI10 Biology-Preprof-Vet (BS) CH00 Chemistry (BS) CH01 Chemistry (BA) CI02 CIS-Computational Math (BS) CI03 CIS-Info Systems w.Bus minor (BS) CI04 CIS-Info Technology (BS) CI05 CIS-Comp Forensics/CJAD (BS) CI07 CIS-Info Systems (AS) CI11 CIS-Info Tech(BS) PI minor (IE85) CJ00 Crim Just Ad-Comp Foren/CIS (BS) CJ01 Criminal Justice Adm (BS) CO00 Comm-Public Relations (BA) CO02 Communications-Mass (BA) CO05 Comm-Public Relations (BS) CO06 Communications-Mass (BS) DH01 Dental Hygiene Appli (AS) DH00 Dental Hyg (AS) EE01 E Ed-Erly Ch {Birth-3} (BSE) EE03 El Ed (1-6) Sp Ed {K-12} (BSE) EE04 Elem Ed 1-6 Tesol {K-12} (BSE) EE14 Elementary Ed 1-6 (BSE) EM21 Mid Sch-Math {5-9} (BSE) EM22 Mid Sch-Comm Arts/Eng {5-9} (BSE) EM23 Mid Sch-Science {5-9} (BSE) EM24 Mid Sch-Soc Studies {5-9} (BSE) ES03 Sec Ed-Soc Sci, Soclgy (BSE) ES04 Sec Ed-Chemistry (BSE) ES06 Education-Phys Ed {K-12} (BSE) ES07 Education-Physics (9-12) (BSE) ES08 Education-Art {K-12}(BSE) ES09 Secondary Ed-Biology (BSE) ES10 Secondary Ed-Bus (BSE) ES12 Secondary Ed-Eng (9-12) (BSE) ES13 Education-French {K-12} (BSE) ES14 Education-Instrumental (BSE) ES15 Secondary Ed-Math (BSE) ES16 Education-Piano-Inst (BSE) ES17 Education-Piano-Vocal (BSE)

ES18 ES19 ES20 ES21 ES22 EC10 EC20 EN03 EN04 EH02 EH04 FL00 FL02 FN10 GB00 GB30 GE00 GE01 HI00 HS01 HS02 HS03 HS05 HS06 IB00 IE00 IE02 IE03 IS00 KI00 LE00 LE01 MA00 MA01 ML00 ML01 MM00 MM03 MM04 MU00 MU01 NU00 NU01 PH00 PH01 PS00 PS01 PY00 PY01 RA00 RA01 RE00 RE01 SO00 SO01 SW00 SW01 TH00 OT01 OT02

MAJOR/MINOR DEGREE CODES BS - Bachelor of Science (4 year) BSBA - Bachelor of Science in Business (4 year) BSE - Bachelor of Science in Education (4 year) BGS - Bachelor of General Studies (4 year)

Sec Ed-Soc & Pol Sci (BSE) Sec Ed-Soc Sci/History (BSE) Education-Spanish {K-12}(BSE) Sec Ed-Speech & Drama (BSE) Education-Vocal (BSE) Economics (BSBA) Economics (BS) English-Lit Studies (BA) English-Prof/Tech Writ (BA) Environmental Hlth & Safety (BS) Environmental Hlth Distant Learning (BS) French (BA) Spanish (BA) Finance (BSBA) General Business (BSBA) Business Major Undelcared (BSBA) Geography (BA) Geography (BS) History (BA) Health Science-Dental Hyg (BS) Health Science-Rad Tech (BS) Health Science-Res Ther (BS) Health Science-Business (BS) Health Science-Paramedic (BS) International Business (BSBA) Industrial Engineer Tech (BS) Manufacturing Engineer Tech (AS) Logistics (BS) International Studies (BA) Hlth Promotion & Wellness (BS) Law Enforcement-Opt A (AS) Law Enforcement-Opt B (AS) Mathematics (BS) Computational Math/CIS (BS) Med Lab Science (BS) Med Lab Sci Applicant (BS) Management (BSBA) Marketing (BSBA) Human Resource Mgmt (BSBA) Music (BA) Music Industry (BA) Nursing (BS) Nursing Applicant (BS) Physics (BS) Physics-Engineering (BS) Political Science (BS) Political Science (BA) Psychology (BS) Psychology (BA) Radiologic Tech Appli (AS) Radiologic Technol (AS) Respiratory Therapy (AS) Resp Thpy Applicant (AS) Sociology (BA) Sociology (BS) Social Work Applicant (BSW) Social Work (BSW) Theatre (BA) Undecided Regularly Admitted Special, Post-Grad

BSW - Bachelor of Social Work (4 year) MAcc - Master of Accounting MSEd - Master of Science in Education MSM - Master of Science in Management

MINOR DEGREE CODES Code Name AC80 Accounting-(Non-Business Maj AC81 Accounting for Business Majors AR80 Art-Studio AR81 Art-Graphic Design AR82 Art History BI80 Biology CH80 Chemistry CI80 Computer Information Systems CI82 Network System Administration CI83 Website Administration CI84 Information Assurance & Technology CJ80 Corrections CJ81 Crime Scene Investigation CJ82 Criminal Justice Admin CJ83 Juvenile Justice CO80 Mass Communications CO81 Public Relations CO82 Speech Communications EC85 Economics-BSBA EC86 Economics-Non-BSBA EH80 EHS-General EH81 EHS-Environmental Biology EH82 EHS-Health Protection EH83 EHS-Safety & Hazard Prevention EN80 English-Literature Emphasis EN81 English-Writing Emphasis EN82 English-Creative Writing FL80 Chinese FL81 French FL83 Japanese FL85 Spanish FN85 Finance-BSBA FN86 Finance-Non-BSBA GB80 General Business-Non BSBA GE80 Geography GE83 Spatial Analysis GE84 Geology HI80 History HI81 American Studies IB80 International Business IE85 Continuous Process Improvement IE87 Automation IS80 International Studies MA80 Mathematics MM81 Human Resource Management MM82 Management MM83 Marketing MM84 Multi-Media MM85 Total Quality Management MM88 Entrepreneurship MS80 Military Science MU80 Music PH80 Physics PH81 Advanced Power PI80 Philosophy PS80 Political Science PS82 International Politics

PS83 PY80 SO82 SO84 TH80

Legal Studies Psychology Sociology Cultural Anthropology Theatre

CERTIFICATES Code Name CJ90 Policing (Cert) CJ91 Criminal Investigations (Cert) CJ92 Corrections (Cert) CJ93 Juvenile Justice (Cert) CJ94 CrimeScene Investigation (Cert) EH84 EHS-General (Cert) EH85 EHS-Biology (Cert) EH86 EHS-Protection (Cert) EH87 EHS-Safety&Hazard Prevention FL86 Medical Interpretation (Cert) IE81 CNC Operator (Cert) IE83 Quality Tech (Cert) IE 86 Continuous Process Imp (Cert) IE88 Automation (Cert) IS90 Teach English as a FL (Cert) KI90 Coaching (Cert) KI91 Population Health (Cert) LE81 Peace Officer Train (Cert) ML80 Chinese (Cert) ML81 French (Cert) ML83 Japanese (Cert) ML85 Spanish (Cert) MM86 Entrepreneurship (Cert) MM94 Specialist Mgmt (Cert) MM95 Ent Planning (Cert) MM96 Ent Finance (Cert) MM97 Ent Accounting (Cert) MM98 Ent Management (Certi MM99 Ent Marketing (Cert) U90 Jazz Studies (Cert) PA80 Emergency Med Tech (Cert) PA81 Paramedic (Cert) PH90 Electronics (Cert) PL81 Paralegal Studies (Cert) PS90 Intl Politics & Diplomacy (Cert) PS91 Public Administration (Cert) PS92 Legal Studies (Cert) PS93 Campaign & Elections (Cert) SS80 Six Sigma Green Belt(Cert) SS81 Six Sigma Black Belt(Cert) New certificates GRADUATE MAJOR DEGREE CODES

Code GR04 GR08 GR09 GR10 GR11 GR12 GR13 GR14

Name Criminal Justice-SEMO (MS) Curriculum & Instruction (MSEd) Accountacy (MAcc) Accountancy Accelerated (MAcc)

Management HR (MSM) Management (MSM)

Administration (MSEd) Eng Lang Learners ELL (MSEd)

SCHEDULE GUIDE Listed below you will find key information to assist you in understanding the class listings in this schedule booklet. # Of Wks Number of weeks the class runs

CRN (Course Reference Number) Each section is identified by a unique course reference #. Crse# (Course Number) Designates level of the class

CRN Subject Crse# Course Title 1174 1174

BIO BIO

0101 0101

General Biology General Biology

Cr Hr. Credit Hours

Cr Hr. 4

Meet Type Class format i.e. lecture, lab, etc.

Class Type Type of class offering

# Of Wks

Days Day or days that class meets

Begin and End time for class each day

Building see building abbreviations below Room first number indicates floor in the building

Meet Class Type Type Begin End Days Building Room Instructor

16 16

ON CAMPUS ON CAMPUS

LEC LAB

0800a 0100p

0850a MWF 0250p M

REYNLD REYNLD

232 237

Penning D Penning D

2234 MATH 0120 Contemporary Mathematics 3 16 INTERNET ONLINE Laird R Some exams are taken on campus or off-campus with an approved proctor. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet based course.

Meeting Type (MT) Codes

Days of the Week (DAYS) Single-Letter Codes

Code Description CLAS...................................... Class CLIN .................................. Clinicals LAB ................................Laboratory LEC ..................................... Lecture REC ................................ Recitation SEM .................................. Seminar STD .......................................Studio TBA ....................... To Be Arranged

Code Description M ........................................Monday T ........................................Tuesday W ................................. Wednesday R .......................................Thursday F ............................................Friday S ....................................... Saturday U ......................................... Sunday

BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS

ANNEX ....................................................................... Annex Trailers BSC ............................................................ Billingsly Student Center FH-STD .......................................................... Fred Hughes Stadium FINART ............................................................................... Fine Arts HEARNS ....................................................................... Hearnes Hall HS .............................................................. Health Sciences Building JUSTCE ..................................................................... Justice Center KUHN ................................................................................. Kuhn Hall KUHNX ........................................................................... Kuhn Annex LBRARY ................................................................................. Library LG-PLT .............................................. Leggett & Platt Athletic Center

NIXON ............................................................................... Nixon Hall ONLINE ............................................................ Course taught online PLASTR......Robert W. Plaster Free Enterprise Center (Plaster Hall) REYNLD ..........................................Reynolds Hall (Science & Math) STLIFE .................................................... Mayes Student Life Center TAYLOR ........................................................ Taylor Hall (Education) TBA........................................................................... To Be Arranged TETPAC .................................... T. E. Taylor Performing Arts Center UMMEL..................................................Ummel Technology Building WEBSTR ....................................................................... Webster Hall YOUNG ........................ Young Gymnasium & Multipurpose Building

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CRN

Subject Crse#

Course Title

Cr Hr

# of Wks

Class Type

Meet Type

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End

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Room

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ACCOUNTING * SUMMER 2019 6112 ACCT 0201 Principles Financial Acct 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Mattix C This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. Microsoft Office and a multimedia PC required. Exams will require students to have a webcam, come to campus, or arrange for an approved proctor. 6113 ACCT 0202 Principles Managerial Acct 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Combs D This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. Microsoft Office and a multimedia PC required. Final Exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. 6114 ACCT 0309 Accounting Information Systems 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Mattix C This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. Microsoft Office and a multimedia PC required. Exams will require students to have a webcam, come to campus, or arrange for an approved proctor. 6115 ACCT 0385 Cost Accounting 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Combs D This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. Microsoft Office and a multimedia PC required. Final Exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. 6116 ACCT 0411 Auditing 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Huffman W This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. Microsoft Office and a multimedia PC required. Final Exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. 6117 ACCT 0491 Internship in Accounting 1 8 INDV TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Huffman W 6118 ACCT 0491 Internship in Accounting 2 8 INDV TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Huffman W 6119 ACCT 0491 Internship in Accounting 3 8 INDV TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Huffman W 6120 ACCT 0491 Internship in Accounting 1 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Huffman W This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6121 ACCT 0491 Internship in Accounting 2 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Huffman W This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6122 ACCT 0491 Internship in Accounting 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Huffman W This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6331 ACCT 0498 Governmental Accounting 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Huffman W This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6123 ACCT 0499 Indep Study in Accounting 1 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6124 ACCT 0499 Indep Study in Accounting 2 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6125 ACCT 0499 Indep Study in Accounting 3 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6126 ACCT 0499 Indep Study in Accounting 1 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6127 ACCT 0499 Indep Study in Accounting 2 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6128 ACCT 0499 Indep Study in Accounting 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

ART * SUMMER 2019 6310 ART 0110 Art Appreciation 3 4 ON CAMPIS CLASS 0900a 1130a MTWR WEBSTR 6311 ART 0110 Art Appreciation 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet course. 6312 ART 0110 Art Appreciation YTL 3 4 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Class meets the second 4 weeks of the semester; you must have the minimum computer recommended computer requirements for an Internet course. 6292 ART 0140 Basic Digital Photography 3 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 0100p 0330p MTWR FINART 6293 ART 0270 Intermediate Drawing 3 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 0900a 1130a MTWR FINART 6313 ART 0365 Swedish Photography Seminar 3 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA This class is reserved for the students selected for the Summer in Sweden Program. 6295 ART 0366 The Art of Scandinavia 3 8 INDV TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA This class is reserved for students selected for the Summer in Sweden Program. 6297 ART 0400 Advanced Drawing 3 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 0900a 1130a MTWR FINART 6298 ART 0428 Spec Proj I - Drawing 3 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 0900a 1130a MTWR FINART 6299 ART 0448 Spec Proj II - Drawing 3 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 0900a 1130a MTWR FINART 6300 ART 0491 Internship in Art 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA 6301 ART 0491 Internship in Art 2 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA 6302 ART 0491 Internship in Art 3 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA 6303 ART 0498 Art of the DaVinci Code 3 4 ON CAMPIS CLASS 1200p 0230p MTWR WEBSTR 6383 ART 0498 Bookmaking 3 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 0100p 0330p MTWR FINART 6304 ART 0499 Independent Study 1 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA 6305 ART 0499 Independent Study 2 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA 6306 ART 0499 Independent Study 3 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA

106

Stotts C Mintert A Bentley C

332 107

Reynolds T Bucher F Staff

TBA

Mintert A

107 107 107

Bucher F Bucher F Bucher F Pishkur F Pishkur F Pishkur F Bentley C Bucher F Pishkur F Pishkur F Pishkur F

105 307

BIOLOGY * SUMMER 2019 6013 BIO 0101 General Biology 4 8 ON CAMPIS LEC 0830a 0945a MTWR REYNLD 232 6013 BIO 0101 General Biology 8 ON CAMPIS LAB 1000a 1150a MW REYNLD 114 6014 BIO 0101 General Biology 4 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Experiments at home with MSSU lab kits. You will take exams by Respondus Monitor which only works with PC or Mac computers or newer iPads, but not Chromebook or older iPads. 6015 BIO 0108 Principles of Biology I 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE This is the lecture portion of the course. Students must enroll in the CRN 6016, which is the lab for this section. 6016 BIO 0109 Principles of Biology I Lab 1 8 ON CAMPIS LAB 1000a 1250p MW REYNLD 109 This is the lab portion of the course. Students must also enroll in CRN 6015, which is the lecture for this section. 6017 BIO 0121 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 8 ON CAMPIS LEC 0800a 0915a MTWR UMMEL 120 6017 BIO 0121 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 8 ON CAMPIS LAB 0930a 1120a MW UMMEL 105 You must have the minimum recommended requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus, or arrange for a proctor. 6018 BIO 0121 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE You must have the minimum recommended requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus or arrange for a proctor. 6035 BIO 0195 Laboratory in Biology 1 8 ON CAMPIS LAB TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 6019 BIO 0201 Human Anatomy 5 8 HYBD LEC TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 6019 BIO 0201 Human Anatomy 8 HYBD LAB 0830a 1020a TR UMMEL 105 6019 BIO 0201 Human Anatomy 8 HYBD LAB 1040a 1230p TR UMMEL 105

Kilmer J Kilmer J Fletcher M Rinner A Rinner A Sharma N Sharma N Coffman-Rea K

Lemmons C Mehrhoff F Mehrhoff F Mehrhoff F

CRN

Subject Crse#

Course Title

Cr Hr

# of Wks

Class Type

Meet Type

Begin

End

Days

Building

Room

Instructor

6020 BIO 0221 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 5 8 HYBD LEC TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Barry A 6020 BIO 0221 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 8 HYBD LAB 0830a 1020a MW UMMEL 113 Barry A 6020 BIO 0221 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 8 HYBD LAB 1040a 1230p MW UMMEL 113 Barry A 6021 BIO 0231 General & Medical Microbiology 5 8 HYBD LEC TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Johnson D 6021 BIO 0231 General & Medical Microbiology 8 HYBD LAB 0830a 1020a TR REYNLD 101 Johnson D 6021 BIO 0231 General & Medical Microbiology 8 HYBD LAB 1040a 1230p TR REYNLD 101 Johnson D 6022 BIO 0308 Pathophysiology 4 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Wells S You must have the minimum recommended requirements for an Internet class. Exams will require students to come to campus, or arrange for a proctor. 6023 BIO 0312 Environmental Biology 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Kilmer M You must have a hand held movable webcam and working audio. You will take exams by Respondus Monitor, which only works with PC or Mac computers or newer iPads, but not Chromebook or older iPads. This course is cross-listed with EH 0370 and HS 0370. 6024 BIO 0370 Environmental Health & Safety 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Boman T You must have a hand held movable webcam and working audio. You will take exams by Respondus Monitor, which only works with PC or Mac computers or newer iPads, but not Chromebook or older iPads. This course is cross-listed with EH 0380 and HS 0380. 6025 BIO 0380 Epidemiology 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Fletcher M You must have a hand held movable webcam and working audio. You will take exams by Respondus Monitor, which only works with PC or Mac computers or newer iPads, but not Chromebook or older iPads. This course is cross-listed with EH 0380 and HS 0380. 6026 BIO 0455 Laboratory Assistant Practicum 1 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Lemmons C 6027 BIO 0455 Laboratory Assistant Practicum 1 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Lemmons C 6028 BIO 0491 Internship in Biology 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Lemmons C 6029 BIO 0491 Internship in Biology 2 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Lemmons C 6030 BIO 0491 Internship in Biology 3 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Lemmons C 6031 BIO 0491 Internship in Biology 4 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Lemmons C 6032 BIO 0499 Indep Research in Biology 1 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Lemmons C 6033 BIO 0499 Indep Research in Biology 2 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Lemmons C 6034 BIO 0499 Indep Research in Biology 3 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Lemmons C

BUSINESS (GENERAL) * SUMMER 2019 6136 GB 0301 Legal Environment Business I 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6132 GB 0320 Business Communication 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6133 GB 0321 Business Statistics I 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

TBA

ONLINE

Tiede J

TBA

ONLINE

Schartel Dunn S

TBA

ONLINE

Vernon T

LEC LAB LEC LAB LEC LAB LEC LAB LEC LAB CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS

0830a 1000a 0830a 1000a 0800a 1000a 0830a 1030a 0830a 1030a TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

0945a 1250p 0945a 1250p 0940a 1250p 1010a 0120p 1010a 0120p TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

MTWR TR MTWR MW MTWR MW MTWR MW MTWR TR TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

REYNLD REYNLD REYNLD REYNLD HEARNS REYNLD REYNLD REYNLD REYNLD REYNLD TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

CHEMISTRY * SUMMER 2019 6052 6053 6054 6055 6056 6056 6057 6057 6058 6058 6066 6067 6075 6076 6068 6069 6070 6071 6072 6073 6074

CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM

0121 0122 0140 0141 0142 0142 0301 0301 0302 0302 0431 0491 0491 0491 0496 0497 0497 0497 0499 0499 0499

Chemistry Allied Health Sci Chem Allied Health Sci Lab General Chemistry I Gen Chemistry I Laboratory General Chemistry II General Chemistry II Organic Chemistry I Organic Chemistry I Organic Chemistry II Organic Chemistry II Chem Lab Assistant Practicum Internship in Chemistry Internship in Chemistry Internship in Chemistry Problems in Chemistry Research in Chemistry Research in Chemistry Research in Chemistry Independent Study Independent Study Independent Study

3 1 3 1 5 5 5 5 1 1 1 3 2 1 1 3 1 3 3

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8

ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS INDV INDV INDV INDV INDV INDV INDV INDV RESR RESR RESR

302 302 317 302 307 336 306 305 305 305 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

Gonzales A Gonzales A Moore A Moore A Archer M Archer M Burchett S Burchett S Gunsaru B Gunsaru B Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

COMMUNICATIONS * SUMMER 2019 6227 COMM 0100 Oral Communication 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Microsoft Word, Powerpoint and Multimedia software and access to webcam recording are required. You must have minimum requirements for an Internet course. 6228 COMM 0100 Oral Communication 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Microsoft Word, Powerpoint and Multimedia software and access to webcam recording are required. You must have minimum requirements for an Internet course. 6229 COMM 0100 Oral Communication 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Microsoft Word, Powerpoint and Multimedia software and access to webcam recording are required. You must have minimum requirements for an Internet course. 6378 COMM 0101 Intro to Human Communication 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6230 COMM 0215 Interpersonal Communication 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6232 COMM 0220 KGCS Practicum 1 8 ON CAMPIS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 6234 COMM 0220 Practicum in Comm 1 8 ON CAMPIS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 6236 COMM 0245 Media Career Exploration 2 8 ON CAMPIS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 6237 COMM 0305 Intercultural Communication 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE You must have the minimum recommended requirements for an Internet course. Cross-listed as HS 305. 6238 COMM 0330 Advanced KGCS Practicum 1 8 ON CAMPIS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 6239 COMM 0330 Advanced Comm Practicum 1 8 ON CAMPIS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 6240 COMM 0410 Crisis Communication 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6241 COMM 0491 Internship in Comm (2 hour) 2 8 INDV TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 6242 COMM 0491 Internship in Comm (3 hour) 3 8 INDV TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 6243 COMM 0491 Internship in Comm (4 hour) 4 8 INDV TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

Bryant W Slavings S Bryant W Staff Slavings S Hunt W Bryant W Bryant W Larson K Hunt W Bryant W Grecu N Bryant W Bryant W Bryant W

CRN

Subject Crse#

Course Title

6244 6245 6246 6247 6248 6249

COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM

Internship in Comm (5 hour) Internship in Comm (6 hour) Internship in Comm (8 hour) Ind Study Speech Ind Study Mass Comm Ind Study PR

0491 0491 0491 0499 0499 0499

Cr Hr 5 6 8 3 3 3

# of Wks 8 8 8 8 8 8

Class Type

Meet Type

Begin

End

Days

Building

INDV INDV INDV RESR RESR RESR

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

Bryant W Bryant W Bryant W Staff Staff Staff

TBA

ONLINE

Collins J

TBA

ONLINE

Collins J

CLASS CLASS CLASS

TBA TBA TBA

Herr D Herr D Herr D

TBA

ONLINE

Spencer R

TBA

ONLINE

Gunderman M

TBA

ONLINE

Spencer R

TBA

ONLINE

Wilson T

TBA

ONLINE

Adams C

TBA

ONLINE

Adams C

TBA

ONLINE

Hulderman M

TBA

Spencer R

LAB CLASS

0730a 1000a

0430p 1200p

TR W

HS HS

Room

Instructor

COMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCE * SUMMER 2019 6379 CIS 0298 Python Programming 3 8 INTERNET You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet course. 6380 CIS 0298 Computer Design 3 8 INTERNET You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet course. 6387 CIS 0491 Internship in CIS 1 8 INDV 6388 CIS 0491 Internship in CIS 2 8 INDV 6389 CIS 0491 Internship in CIS 3 8 INDV

CRIMINAL JUSTICE * SUMMER 2019 6339 CJAD 0301 International Justice Systems 3 8 INTERNET You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet course. 6371 CJAD 0320 Probation and Parole 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6342 CJAD 0370 International Terrorism 3 8 INTERNET You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet course. 6372 CJAD 0405 Homicide Investigation II 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6373 CJAD 0410 Juvenile Procedures 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements, 6344 CJAD 0411 Juvenile Corrections 3 8 INTERNET You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet course. 6374 CJAD 0412 Correctional Practices 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6347 CJAD 0491 Internship in Criminal Justice 4 8 INDV

DENTAL HYGIENE * SUMMER 2019 6262 6264

DH DH

0190 0210

Clinical Dental Hygiene I Pain Management

4 1

8 8

INDV ON CAMPUS

115 111

Merritt S Corum K

ECONOMICS * SUMMER 2019 6145 ECON 0101 Economics of Social Issues 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Abrahams N Not for business majors. This is an Internet based course. Microsoft Office required. Final exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. 6146 ECON 0201 Principles Economics (Macro) 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Adongo J This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. Microsoft Office required. Comprehensive final exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. 6147 ECON 0202 Principles Economics (Micro) 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Abrahams N This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. Microsoft Office required. Comprehensive final exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. 6153 ECON 0491 Internship in Economics 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Abrahams N 6154 ECON 0491 Internship in Economics 2 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Abrahams N 6155 ECON 0491 Internship in Economics 3 8 INDV TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Abrahams N 6156 ECON 0491 Internship in Economics 1 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Abrahams N This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6157 ECON 0491 Internship in Economics 2 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Abrahams N This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6158 ECON 0491 Internship in Economics 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Abrahams N This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6159 ECON 0499 Independent Study Economics 1 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6160 ECON 0499 Independent Study Economics 2 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6161 ECON 0499 Independent Study Economics 3 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6162 ECON 0499 Independent Study Economics 1 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6163 ECON 0499 Independent Study Economics 2 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6164 ECON 0499 Independent Study Economics 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

ENGLISH * SUMMER 2019 6259 ENG 0101 College Composition I (WI) 3 8 ON CAMPIS 6260 ENG 0101 College Composition I (WI) 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6261 ENG 0102 College Composition II (WI) 3 8 ON CAMPIS 6263 ENG 0102 College Composition II (WI) 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6265 ENG 0240 The Short Story 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6266 ENG 0240 The Short Story 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6267 ENG 0250 Introduction to Literature 3 8 ON CAMPIS 6268 ENG 0281 American Literature I 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

CLASS TBA

1000a TBA

1115a TBA

MTWR TBA

KUHN ONLINE

206

CLASS TBA

0830a TBA

0945a TBA

MTWR TBA

KUHN ONLINE

210

TBA

ONLINE

Howarth M

TBA

ONLINE

Watson Z

CLASS TBA

1000a TBA

1115a TBA

MTWR TBA

KUHN ONLINE

210

Gates A Ferguson J Mouser R

Petersen Durden C

Rodgers M McSpadden H

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP * SUMMER 2019 6130 ENT 0321 Business Planning Entrepreneur 1 4 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

Bradshaw K

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH * SUMMER 2019 6314 EH 0312 Environmental Biology 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Kilmer M You must have a hand held movable webcam and working audio. You will take exams by Respondus Monitor, which only works with PC or Mac computers or newer iPads, but not Chromebook or older iPads. This course is cross-listed with BIO 0312. 6315 EH 0370 Environmental Health & Safety 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Boman T You must have a hand held movable webcam and working audio. You will take exams by Respondus Monitor, which only works with PC or Mac computers or newer iPads, but not Chromebook or older iPads. This course is cross-listed with BIO 0370 and HS 0370. 6316 EH 0380 Epidemiology 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Fletcher M You must have a hand held movable webcam and working audio. You will take exams by Respondus Monitor, which only works with PC or Mac computers or newer iPads, but not Chromebook or older iPads. This course is cross-listed with BIO 0380 and HS 0380. 6317 EH 0495 Field Experience in EH&S 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Fletcher M 6318 EH 0495 Field Experience in EH&S 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Fletcher M 6319 EH 0495 Field Experience in EH&S 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Fletcher M 6320 EH 0495 Field Experience in EH&S 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Fletcher M 6321 EH 0499 Ind Study in Env Hlth & Safety 1 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Fletcher M 6322 EH 0499 Ind Study in Env Hlth & Safety 2 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Fletcher M 6323 EH 0499 Ind Study in Env Hlth & Safety 3 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Fletcher M

FINANCE * SUMMER 2019 6210 FIN 0101 Intro Personl Finance Planning 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Adongo J This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. Microsoft Office required. Comprehensive final exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. 6212 FIN 0350 Financial Management 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Nichols B This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. Microsoft Office required. Comprehensive final exam will require students to come to campus or arrange for an approved proctor. 6213 FIN 0435 Financial Analysis 3 8 HYBD CLASS 0530p 0815p T PLASTR 203 Nichols B 6214 FIN 0491 Internship in Finance 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Nichols B 6215 FIN 0491 Internship in Finance 2 8 INDV TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Nichols B 6216 FIN 0491 Internship in Finance 3 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Nichols B 6217 FIN 0491 Internship in Finance 1 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Nichols B This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6218 FIN 0491 Internship in Finance 2 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Nichols B This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6219 FIN 0491 Internship in Finance 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Nichols B This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6220 FIN 0499 Independent Study in Finance 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6221 FIN 0499 Independent Study in Finance 2 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6222 FIN 0499 Independent Study in Finance 3 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6223 FIN 0499 Independent Study in Finance 1 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6224 FIN 0499 Independent Study in Finance 2 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6225 FIN 0499 Independent Study in Finance 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

GEOGRAPHY * SUMMER 2019 6209 GEOG 0111 World Regional Geography 3 8 INTERNET TBA You must have the minimum recommended requirements for this Internet course. Exams will be proctored. 6330 GEOG 0120 Intro to Physical Geography 3 8 INTERNET TBA You must have the minimum recommended requirements for this Internet course. Exams will be proctored.

TBA

ONLINE

Smith S

TBA

ONLINE

Smith S

0830a 0830a

1100a 1120a

MW TR

REYNLD REYNLD

GEOLOGY * SUMMER 2019 6065 6065

GEOL GEOL

0211 0211

Fund Earth & Space Science Fund Earth & Space Science

8 8

ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS

LEC LAB

325 325

Lewis J Lewis J

HEALTH SCIENCES * SUMMER 2019 6357 HS 0111 Medical Terminology 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schiska A This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. This course is cross-listed with RAD 0111. 6358 HS 0210 Success Hlth Profession Prog 1 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Linder J This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6359 HS 0305 Intercultural Communication 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Larson K You must have the minimum recommended requirements for an Internet course. Cross-listed as COMM 0305. 6360 HS 0312 Biomedical Ethics 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Brown B This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. This course is cross-listed with PHIL 0312. 6361 HS 0350 Fund of Organizational Mgmt 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Myers D This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. This course is cross-listed with MGMT 0350. 6362 HS 0370 Environmental Health & Safety 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Boman T You must have a hand held movable webcam and working audio. You will take exams by Respondus Monitor, which only works with PC or Mac computers or newer iPads, but not Chromebook or older iPads. This course is cross-listed with BIO 0370 and EH 0370. 6363 HS 0380 Epidemiology 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Fletcher M You must have a hand held movable webcam and working audio. You will take exams by Respondus Monitor, which only works with PC or Mac computers or newer iPads, but not Chromebook or older iPads. This course is cross-listed with BIO 0380 and EH 0380. 6364 HS 0390 Health Care Systems 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Strait T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

CRN

Subject Crse#

Course Title

Cr Hr

# of Wks

Class Type

6365 HS 0499 Independent Study 1 8 INDV 6366 HS 0499 Independent Study 2 8 INDV 6367 HS 0499 Independent Study 3 8 INDV 6368 HS 0499 Independent Study 1 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6369 HS 0499 Independent Study 2 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6370 HS 0499 Independent Study 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

Meet Type

Begin

End

Days

Building

CLASS CLASS CLASS TBA

TBA TBA TBA TBA

TBA TBA TBA ONLINE

Schooler R Schooler R Schooler R Schooler R

TBA

ONLINE

Schooler R

TBA

ONLINE

Schooler R

Room

Instructor

HISTORY * SUMMER 2019 6009 HIST Internet course. 6010 HIST Internet course. 6011 HIST Internet course. 6381 HIST

0110

US History 1492-1877

INTERNET

TBA

ONLINE

Bever M

0120

US History 1877 to Present

INTERNET

TBA

ONLINE

Fischer W

0180

Modern Global History 1450-pre

INTERNET

TBA

ONLINE

Shriver R

0483

Archival Collections & Methods

HYBD

CLASS

0930a

1045a

WEBSTR

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

TBA

ONLINE

Moos J

TBA

ONLINE

Buccieri D

TBA TBA TBA TBA

TBA TBA TBA ONLINE

Moos J Moos J Moos J Moos J

TBA

ONLINE

Moos J

TBA

ONLINE

Moos J

TBA

ONLINE

Moos J

CLASS CLASS CLASS TBA

TBA TBA TBA TBA

TBA TBA TBA ONLINE

Schmidt T Schmidt T Schmidt T Schmidt T

TBA

ONLINE

Schmidt T

TBA

ONLINE

Schmidt T

TBA

Staff

208

Hamm/Nodler

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY * SUMMER 2019 6250 6251 6252 6253 6254 6255

IET IET IET IET IET IET

0491 0491 0491 0499 0499 0499

Internship in IET Internship in IET Internship in IET Independent Study IET Independent Study IET Independent Study IET

1 2 3 1 2 3

8 8 8 8 8 8

INDV INDV INDV RESR RESR RESR

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS * SUMMER 2019 6135 IB 0310 International Business 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6136 IB 0410 International Management 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6137 IB 0491 Internship in Intl Business 1 8 INDV 6138 IB 0491 Internship in Intl Business 2 8 INDV 6139 IB 0491 Internship in Intl Business 3 8 INDV 6140 IB 0491 Internship in Intl Business 1 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6141 IB 0491 Internship in Intl Business 2 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6142 IB 0491 Internship in Intl Business 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6143 IB 0498 Advanced Topics Intl Business 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements 6144 IB 0499 Indep Study in Intl Business 1 8 RESR 6148 IB 0499 Indep Study in Intl Business 2 8 RESR 6149 IB 0499 Indep Study in Intl Business 3 8 RESR 6150 IB 0499 Indep Study in Intl Business 1 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6151 IB 0499 Indep Study in Intl Business 2 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6152 IB 0499 Indep Study in Intl Business 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES * SUMMER 2019 6231

INTS

0499

Indep Study in Intl Studies

ON CAMPIS

KINESIOLOGY * SUMMER 2019 6077 KINE 0103 Lifetime Wellness 2 4 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schiding S Purchase of lab book (includes code for e-textbook) required. You must meet the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Office 365 is included with your student e-mail account. This class runs June 3rd- June 27th, 2019. 6078 KINE 0103 Lifetime Wellness 2 4 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schiding S Purchase of lab book (includes code for e-textbook) required. You must meet the minimum computer requirements for an Internet class. Office 365 is included with your student e-mail account. This class runs July 1st to July 26th 2019. 6376 KINE 0325 Practicum in Sports Medicine 2 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Wolf A Restricted to Health Promotion and Wellness Majors by permission of the Kinesiology Department Chair. 6079 KINE 0355 Lifetime Sports Acad Practicum 1 4 ON CAMPIS CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Beeler S Class meets in BSC 343, Saturday, June 1, 2019 from 9:00 AM -1:00 PM and Sunday, June 2 from 1:00 - 5:00 PM in Young 203 for pre-academy sessions. Students will meet 11:30 AM - 5:30 PM June 3-6, 2019 during the sports academy. Student ID required to enter Beimdiek Recreation Center. 6080 KINE 0385 Nutrition for Human Devp 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Cullers A Students must have the minimum computer requirements for an Internet course. Office 365 is included with your student e-mail account. 6081 KINE 0491 Internship in Wellness 6 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Bruggeman M Restricted to Kinesiology Majors. Others by permission of the instructor. 6211 KINE 0498 Exploring the Nordic Lifestyle 1 4 INDV TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Cullers A Prerequisite: KINE 498 Exploring the Nordic Lifestyle. This is a study abroad course May 21st-31st, 2019. Department Chair Approval to enroll.

LAW ENFORCEMENT * SUMMER 2019 6349 LE 0225 Patrol Procedures 3 8 INTERNET You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet course. 6350 LE 0250 Criminal Law 3 8 INTERNET

TBA

ONLINE

Wilson T

TBA

ONLINE

Hulderman M

CRN

Subject Crse#

Course Title

Cr Hr

# of Wks

Class Type

Meet Type

Begin

End

You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet course. 6351 LE 0260 Firearms I 3 8 HYBD CLASS 1000a 1115a Course requires $65.00 lab charge. This hybrid course meets two days a week. The remainder of the course is taught over the Internet.

Days

Building

Room

Instructor

JUSTCE

116

Cowdin M

TBA TBA TBA

LOGISTICS * SUMMER 2019 6256 6257 6258

LOGT LOGT LOGT

0491 0491 0491

Logistics Professional Interns Logistics Professional Interns Logistics Professional Interns

1 2 3

8 8 8

INDV INDV INDV

CLASS CLASS CLASS

TBA TBA TBA

Staff Staff Staff

MANAGEMENT * SUMMER 2019 6165 MGMT 0237 Using Information Systems 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Dawson M This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6166 MGMT 0337 Management Information Systems 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Hilton R This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6167 MGMT 0350 Fund of Organizational Mgmt 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Myers D This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. This course is cross-listed with HS 350. 6168 MGMT 0352 Human Resources Management 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Douglas M This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6169 MGMT 0354 Quality Management 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Wang H This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6170 MGMT 0411 Employment Law 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Staff This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6171 MGMT 0431 Operations Management 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Vernon T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6172 MGMT 0441 Organizational Behavior 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Douglas M This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6174 MGMT 0447 Employee Training & Developmnt 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Hilton R This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6175 MGMT 0452 Strategic Management 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Moos J This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. All students must take the Major Field Assessment on campus. There is a fee for an online simulation. 6176 MGMT 0491 Internship in Management 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Myers D 6177 MGMT 0491 Internship in Management 2 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Myers D 6178 MGMT 0491 Internship in Management 3 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Myers D 6179 MGMT 0491 Internship in Management 1 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Myers D This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6180 MGMT 0491 Internship in Management 2 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Myers D This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6181 MGMT 0491 Internship in Management 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Myers D This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6332 MGMT 0498 Topics in Management 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Moos J This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6182 MGMT 0499 Independent Study in Mgmt 1 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6183 MGMT 0499 Independent Study in Mgmt 2 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6184 MGMT 0499 Independent Study in Mgmt 3 8 INDV CLASS TBA TBA TBA TBA Schmidt T 6185 MGMT 0499 Independent Study in Mgmt 1 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6186 MGMT 0499 Independent Study in Mgmt 2 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6187 MGMT 0499 Independent Study in Mgmt 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Schmidt T This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements

MARKETING * SUMMER 2019 6188 MRKT 0300 Principles of Marketing 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6355 MRKT 0312 Retail Management 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6189 MRKT 0321 Prof Sales & Sales Mgmt 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6356 MRKT 0401 Integrated Mktng Communication 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6190 MRKT 0405 eMarketing 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6191 MRKT 0432 Consumer Behavior 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6192 MRKT 0491 Internship in Marketing 1 8 INDV 6193 MRKT 0491 Internship in Marketing 2 8 INDV 6194 MRKT 0491 Internship in Marketing 3 8 INDV 6195 MRKT 0491 Internship in Marketing 1 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6196 MRKT 0491 Internship in Marketing 2 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6197 MRKT 0491 Internship in Marketing 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6198 MRKT 0499 Independent Study in Marketing 1 8 INDV 6199 MRKT 0499 Independent Study in Marketing 2 8 INDV 6200 MRKT 0499 Independent Study in Marketing 3 8 INDV 6201 MRKT 0499 Independent Study in Marketing 1 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6202 MRKT 0499 Independent Study in Marketing 2 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

TBA

ONLINE

Schmidt T

TBA

ONLINE

Dunlop J

TBA

ONLINE

Schmidt T

TBA

ONLINE

Dunlop J

TBA

ONLINE

Myers D

TBA

ONLINE

Yantis T

CLASS CLASS CLASS TBA

TBA TBA TBA TBA

TBA TBA TBA ONLINE

Dunlop J Dunlop J Dunlop J Dunlop J

TBA

ONLINE

Dunlop J

TBA

ONLINE

Dunlop J

CLASS CLASS CLASS TBA

TBA TBA TBA TBA

TBA TBA TBA ONLINE

Schmidt T Schmidt T Schmidt T Schmidt T

TBA

ONLINE

Schmidt T

CRN

Subject Crse#

Course Title

Cr Hr

# of Wks

Class Type

6203 MRKT 0499 Independent Study in Marketing 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements..

Meet Type

Begin

End

Days

Building

TBA

ONLINE

Room

Instructor Schmidt T

MATH * SUMMER 2019 6082 MATH 0020 Beginning Algebra 3 6083 MATH 0020 Beginning Algebra 3 Some exams are taken on campus or off-campus with an approved proctor. 6084 MATH 0030 Intermediate Algebra 3 6085 MATH 0030 Intermediate Algebra 3 Some exams are taken on campus or off-campus with an approved proctor. 6086 MATH 0125 Contemporary Mathematics 3 6087 MATH 0125 Contemporary Mathematics 3 Some exams are taken on campus or off-campus with an approved proctor. 6088 MATH 0130 College Algebra 3 6089 MATH 0130 College Algebra 3 Some exams are taken on campus or off-campus with an approved proctor. 6090 MATH 0135 Trigonometry 3 Some exams are taken on campus or off-campus with an approved proctor. 6091 MATH 0310 Elementary Statistics 3 Some exams are taken on campus or off-campus with an approved proctor. 6092 MATH 0315 Algebraic Structures Teachers 3

8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 0830a 0945a MTWR NIXON 108 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet based course. 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 1130a 1245p MTWR NIXON 108 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet based course. 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 1130a 1245p MTWR NIXON 211 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet based course. 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 1000a 1115a MTWR NIXON 210 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet based course. 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet based course. 10 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet based course. 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 1000a 1115a MTWR NIXON 211

Staff Miller H Staff Coltharp J Staff Boswell J Staff Curtis C Curtis C Johnson K Staff

MODERN LANGUAGES * SUMMER 2019 6324 SPAN 0100 Workplace and Travel Spanish 3 8 INTERNET 6325 SPAN 0102 Beginning Spanish II 3 4 INTERNET 6326 SPAN 0491 Internship in Spanish 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6327 SPAN 0491 Internship in Spanish 6 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

TBA TBA TBA

ONLINE ONLINE ONLINE

Smith L Liso S Kilpatrick J

TBA

ONLINE

Kilpatrick J

MTWR TBA

FINART ONLINE

TBA

MW R TR T T TBA R TBA

HS HS HS HS HS TBA HS ONLINE

MUSIC * SUMMER 2019 6097 MUS 0110 Music Appreciation 3 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 1000a 1110a 6098 MUS 0110 Music Appreciation 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet course. High speed Internet is highly recommended. 6099 MUS 0491 Internship in Music Industry 3 8 INDV TBA TBA TBA

208

Sharlow D Cotter C Talley K

PARAMEDIC * SUMMER 2019 6281 PARA 0220 Emergency Medical Technician 9 8 ON CAMPIS 6275 PARA 0275 Paramedic Skills II 3 8 ON CAMPIS 6275 PARA 0275 Paramedic Skills II 3 8 ON CAMPIS 6276 PARA 0292 EMS Operations 1 8 ON CAMPIS 6277 PARA 0293 Special Patient Populations 1 8 ON CAMPIS 6278 PARA 0391 Capstone Field Internship 3 10 INDV 6279 PARA 0395 EMS Seminar 1 8 ON CAMPIS 6280 PARA 0401 EMS Systems 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

CLASS LEC LAB CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS TBA

0800a 1000a 0100p 0800a 1000a TBA 0800a TBA

0500p 1150a 0300p 0950a 1150a TBA 0950a TBA

328 328 312 328 328 328

Williams C Lee E Lee E Lee E Lee E Lee E Lee E Lee E

PHILOSOPHY * SUMMER 2019 6269 PHIL 0201 Introduction to Philosophy 3 8 INTERNET CLASS TBA TBA TBA This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6270 PHIL 0312 Biomedical Ethics 3 8 INTERNET CLASS TBA TBA TBA This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. This course is cross-listed with HS 312.

TBA

Brown B

ONLINE

Brown B

PHYSICAL SCIENCE * SUMMER 2019 6059 PHYS 0120 Fund of Physical Science 3 8 6060 PHYS 0120 Fund of Physical Science 3 8 A This is an Internet based class. You must have the minimum computer requirements. 6063 PHYS 0160 Elementary College Physics I 4 8 6063 PHYS 0160 Elementary College Physics I 8 6064 PHYS 0162 Elementary College Physics II 4 8 6064 PHYS 0162 Elementary College Physics II 8

ON CAMPIS INTERNET

CLASS TBA

0830a TBA

1100a TBA

MW TBA

TBA ONLINE

TBA

Summerfield J Yeboah-Forson

ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS

LEC LAB LEC LAB

0830a 1000a 0830a 1000a

0945a 1250p 0945a 1250p

MTWR TR TBA TBA

REYNLD REYNLD TBA TBA

315 315 TBA TBA

Sundararajan J Sundararajan J Marsh D Marsh D

TBA

ONLINE

Nicoletti N

TBA

ONLINE

Shoaf N

TBA

ONLINE

Delehanty W

TBA

ONLINE

Shoaf N

TBA TBA

Shoaf N Shoaf N

TBA

ONLINE

Cole A

POLITICAL SCIENCE * SUMMER 2019 6204 PSC 0120 American Government 3 4 INTERNET TBA Internet course. 6205 PSC 0120 American Government 3 4 INTERNET TBA Internet course. 6206 PSC 0120 American Government 3 8 INTERNET TBA Internet course. 6329 PSC 0421 Public Administration 3 8 INTERNET TBA This is an Internet course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. Exams will be proctored. 6385 PSC 0491 Internship Political Science 1 8 INDV TBA 6386 PSC 0491 Internship Political Science 2 8 INDV TBA

PSYCHOLOGY * SUMMER 2019 6100 PSY 0100 General Psychology You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

INTERNET

TBA

CRN

Subject Crse#

Course Title

6102 PSY 0200 Child Development You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6103 PSY 0205 Child & Adolescent Development You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6104 PSY 0310 Educational Psychology You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6105 PSY 0320 Appl Statistics Behav Nat Sci This class meets for four weeks June 3 to June 27. 6106 PSY 0341 Social Psychology This class meets for four weeks June 3 to June 27. 6107 PSY 0499 Independent Study 6108 PSY 0499 Independent Study 6111 PSY 0499 Independent Study

Cr Hr

# of Wks

Class Type

Meet Type

Begin

End

Days

Building

INTERNET

TBA

ONLINE

Huffman L

INTERNET

TBA

ONLINE

Huffman L

INTERNET

TBA

ONLINE

Tucker S

ON CAMPIS

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0830a

1100a

MTWR

211

Cole K

ON CAMPIS

CLASS

1130a

0200p

MTWR

212

Hackett H

1 2 3

8 8 8

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Hackett H Hackett H Hackett H

RADIOLOGY * SUMMER 2019 6272 RAD 0100 Basic Concepts in Radiology 3 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 0800a 1045a 6271 RAD 0111 Medical Terminology 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. This course is cross-listed with HS 0111. 6273 RAD 0300 Clinical Training III 2 8 ON CAMPIS CLIN TBA TBA 6274 RAD 0301 Image Critique & Qual Mgmt Rad 2 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS 0800a 1145a

343

Schiska A Schiska A Schiska A Schiska A

SOCIAL WORK * SUMMER 2019 6337 6338

SW SW

0498 0498

Happiness Project Happiness Project

3 3

8 8

INTERNET INTERNET

TBA TBA

ONLINE ONLINE

Garrity T White R

SOCIOLOGY * SUMMER 2019 6006 SOC Internet course. 6007 SOC Internet course. 6008 SOC Internet course.

0110

Introduction to Sociology

INTERNET

TBA

ONLINE

Wells-Lewis N

0210

Social Problems

INTERNET

TBA

ONLINE

Wells-Lewis N

0302

Cults in the U.S.

INTERNET

TBA

ONLINE

Locher D

TBA

ONLINE

Locher M

MTWR

JRC

Tappana N

TBA TBA

JRC ONLINE

Tappana N Block B

TBA

ONLINE

Stegall J

TBA

ONLINE

Goswick J

MTWR

JRC

Mascher K

TBA

Rice Z

MTWR

TAYLOR

115

Craig S

MTWR

TAYLOR

115

Craig S

TBA

ONLINE

Stegall J

TBA

Craig S

TBA

Craig S

TBA

Craig S

MTWR

TETPAC

TEACHER EDUCATION * SUMMER 2019 6037 EDUC 0302 The Exceptional Child 2 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6352 EDUC 0318 Early Child Curr & Clsrm Methd 3 8 HYBD CLASS 0930a 1230p This is a hybrid course and will meet on campus as scheduled by the Instructor. 6353 EDUC 0319 Pract I Early Childhood Educ 2 8 ON CAMPIS CLASS TBA TBA 6051 EDUC 0336 Teach Business Mid & Sec Sch 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6038 EDUC 0380 Second Language Acquisition 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6049 EDUC 0387 Linguistics & English Lngstics 3 4 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This Internet based course begins the second four weeks of the semester. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6354 EDUC 0408 Asmt & Pract Early Childhood 4 8 HYBD CLASS 0730a 0930a This is a hybrid course that will meet on campus as scheduled by the Instructor. 6375 EDUC 0410 Tch Mild/Mod Cat Clsrm K12 3 8 HYBD TBA TBA TBA Course will be delivered online in June and practicum hours will take place in July. 6039 EDUC 0422 Content Area Lit I: Sec/MS 3 4 HYBD CLASS 0830a 0945a This is a hybrid course and will meet the first four weeks of the semester. 6040 EDUC 0424 Content Area Lit II: Sec Intvn 3 4 HYBD CLASS 0830a 0945a This is a hybrid course and will meet the second four weeks of the semester. 6041 EDUC 0480 Inst Techniques Teaching ELL 3 8 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6042 EDUC 0499 Independent Study 1 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA Must have prior approval from Dept. Chair and participating faculty member. 6043 EDUC 0499 Independent Study 2 8 RESR CLASS TBA TBA Must have prior approval from Dept. Chair and participating faculty member. 6044 EDUC 0499 Independent Study 3 8 RESR TBA TBA TBA Must have prior approval from Dept. Chair and participating faculty member.

THEATRE * SUMMER 2019 6004

0110

Theatre Appreciation

ON CAMPUS

CLASS

0830a

1100a

238

Lile A

UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE * SUMMER 2019 6095 UE 0100 The University Experience 1 4 ON CAMPIS CLASS 1000a 1050a MTWR TBA Stanley R The University Experience course is required for all degree-seeking students who enter MSSU with less than 30 credit hours (excluding dual credit) and transfer students who have not completed an orientation course. The UE course has a $50 orientation and programming fee. 6096 UE 0100 The University Experience 1 4 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Snell S This is an Internet class for distance learners. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

YOURS TO LOSE PROGRAM * SUMMER 2019 6101 PSY 0100 General Psychology 3 8 INTERNET TBA A This class is for Yours to Lose students only. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

TBA

ONLINE

Adamopoulos

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End

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Building

INDV

CLASS

TBA

ON CAMPIS INDV

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0900a TBA

1130a TBA

MTWR TBA

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CLASS

TBA

ON CAMPIS ON CAMPIS

CLASS CLASS

1200p 0100p

0230p 0329p

MTWR MTWR

WEBSTR FINART

6045 EDUC 0581 Adv Culture & Lang Acquisition 3 4 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This is a four week Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6050 EDUC 0587 Linguistics & English Lngstics 3 4 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This Internet based course begins the second four weeks of the semester. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6048 EDUC 0605 Educational Technology 3 4 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This Internet based course begins the second four weeks of the semester. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6046 EDUC 0623 Ethics & Policy in Sch Ldrship 3 4 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This Internet based course begins the second four weeks of the semester. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements. 6047 EDUC 0640 Curriculum Construction 3 4 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA This is a four week Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

TBA

ONLINE

Gober C

TBA

ONLINE

Goswick J

TBA

ONLINE

Augspurger B

TBA

ONLINE

Rogers S

TBA

ONLINE

Beachner M

6226

PLASTR

CRN

Subject Crse#

Course Title

Cr Hr

# of Wks

Room

Instructor

GRADUATE STUDIES * SUMMER 2019 6129

ACCT

0691

Professional Internship

6377 ART 0528 Special Projects in Drawing I 3 8 6307 ART 0565 Swedish Photography Seminar 3 8 This class is reserved for students selected for the Summer in Sweden Program. 6308 ART 0566 The Art of Scandinavia 3 8 This class is reserved for students selected for the Summer in Sweden Program. 6309 ART 0598 Art of the DaVinci Code 3 4 6384 ART 0598 Bookmaking 3 8

FIN

0535

Financial Analysis

HYBD

CLASS

0530p

0815p

Huffman W 107

Bucher F Staff Mintert A

105 307

203

Bentley C Bucher F

Nichols B

6094 MATH 0510 Computer Prog for Mathematics 3 10 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Some exams are taken on campus or off-campus with an approved proctor. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet based course. 6093 MATH 0526 Statistical Analysis 3 10 INTERNET TBA TBA TBA TBA ONLINE Some exams are taken on campus or off-campus with an approved proctor. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements for an Internet based course.

Lathrom G

6333 MGMT 0798 Advanced Topics in Management 3 8 INTERNET This is an Internet based course. You must have the minimum recommended computer requirements.

Moos J

TBA

ONLINE

Johnson K

For up-to-date class information: https://www.mssu.edu/academics/classes/ click on the Open Classes link on the left Or: https://lionet.mssu.edu/web/guest/course-list • Select the term “2019 Summer (AY2019)” • Open Courses • Choose Class Type (selections are: All Classes, Online Classes Only, Non-Online Classes) The Open/Closed Course list can be exported to a printable pdf or an Excel file

Starting Up

Free Events Current MSSU students can attend the following events at no charge:

Before you are â€œopen for businessâ€? donâ€™t make the mistakes that many others have made. Come learn what it takes to open a business in Missouri. Learn about assessing your business idea, legal and regulatory requirements, marketing strategies, and identifying sources of financing.

Starting a Small Business: The First Steps LivePlan: Building a Business Plan Business Financials: The Basics Value Proposition Canvas Valid Student ID required at time of training events. Find a full list of trainings at www.mssutraining.com

Consulting Missouri SBDC business consultants use their expertise to help businesses with critical business development issues. Guidance addressing topics such as management, marketing, finance, and accounting is available for new and existing businesses. All counseling is confidential; many services are available at no charge (subsidized by MSSU, SBA, and other partners).

Annual Events Each year the Missouri SBDC at MSSU holds annual events for women, American veterans, and MSSU students.

Demographics

Tools

Utilizing demographic information to analyze your target markets can reveal characteristics of your customers which can be used in your marketing strategy. Databases like ESRI provides for demographic and psychographic data for examining unique features of customer purchasing patterns and behaviors.

The SBDC has access to many tools to assist businesses. These tools range from financial projections, market research, population data, and industry reports.

About Us The Missouri SBDC at MSSU provides: services for Jasper, Newton, Barton, Vernon, McDonald, Cedar, Dade, and Lawrence counties one-on-one educational counseling to area small businesses that are existing for-profit or start-up companies training for owners, managers and employees of area businesses and industries The Missouri SBDC strives to be responsive and flexible in meeting the educational needs of the business community.

The Missouri SBDC at MSSU is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration and is a University of Missouri Extension Partner. Programs are extended to the public on a non-discriminatory basis.

Finance Are you managing your finances or are they managing you? Learn how to use your financial information to make good business decisions. We offer a three part series of trainings to understand financial statements, manage cash flow, and predict cash needs.

Exporting Do you have a product that would serve a need in the international marketplace? Trying to enter the global market can be daunting and intimidating. The Missouri SBDC works with a powerful network of partners to coordinate and streamline delivery of international trade services to primarily new-to-export and new-to-market companies.

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