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Class Schedule BulletinSPRING

2012TRANSFORMING

LOCALLY & GLOBALLY

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SPRING 2012 CALENDAR • January 17 - May 18www.csu.edu

November 2011November 14 – 30 Advance Spring 2012 Registration See Quick View Chart (page 4, Spring 2012 Class Schedule Bulletin) for payment informationNovember 14 - 30 Advance Spring 2012 Intersession RegistrationNovember 21 Start of Spring 2012 Student Health Insurance Waiver/Enrollment period

December 2011December 1 First E-Bill posted for Spring 2012. Subsequent E-Bills will be sent monthly. Check your CSU E-mail for notificationsDecember 1 - 14 Spring 2012 Intersession Registration period continuesDecember 1 – January 16 Spring 2012 Registration / Change of Program Period Students may add/drop 16-week (regular) courses online during this period. See Quick View Chart (page 4, Spring 2012 Class Schedule Bulletin) for payment information.December 6 - 22 Book Vouchers available for Intersession course registrationsDecember 12 Last day to register for Spring 2012 Intersession CoursesDecember 13–January 12 Spring 2012 Intersession course period Non-attendance withdrawals “WN” are due within two (2) days from the start of the intersession course. Withdrawals for Intersession must be submitted within two (2) days from the start of the intersession course to receive 100% reversal of charges.December 22 Last day to use book vouchers toward purchase of books for Spring 2012 Intersession coursesDecember 23 – 26 (F - M) HOLIDAY - Christmas Holiday Observance - No Intersession classesDecember 30-31 (F-S) HOLIDAY - New Year’s Day Observance – No Intersession classes

January 2012January 1 – 2 (Su-M) HOLIDAY - New Year’s Day Observance – No Intersession classesJanuary 1 – 16 Spring 2012 Registration / Change of Program continues Students may add/drop 16-week (regular) courses online during this period. See Quick View Chart (page 4, Spring 2012 Class Schedule Bulletin) for payment information.January 3 – 12 Spring 2012 Intersession period continuesJanuary 9 – 13 (M-F) Enrollment Related Services available in Jacoby Dickens Center 9am – 7pmJanuary 10 - 20 Spring 2012 Book Vouchers distribution period January 12 (R) Last day of Spring 2012 Intersession courses January 16 (M) HOLIDAY – Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday – No classesJanuary 17 (T) Final grades due for Spring 2012 Intersession coursesJanuary 17 (T) All 16-week (regular) day/evening on-campus, extension, and online classes begin.January 17-18 (T-W) Enrollment Related Services available in Jacoby Dickens Center 9am – 7pmJanuary 17–18(T-W) Late registration period ($100.00 late fee charged); late change of program - (via CSU X-Press) Any initial registrations processed January 17 or later will incur $100 late registration fee.January 18 (W) Validation Deadline: Initial payment due for Spring 2012 registration being dropped /withdrawn for non-payment.January 20 (F) Non-payment drop/withdrawal date for students who have not made an initial payment.January 20 (F) Deadline for enrollment in or waiving out of mandatory student health insurance programJanuary 21 (S) 16-Week Saturday classes beginJanuary 23 (M) Last day to be reinstated after administrative withdrawal (non-payment and/or academic department withdrawal) Students will not be reinstated in closed courses.January 23 (M) Last day for faculty to submit non-attendance "WN" withdrawals to the Office of the Registrar for 16-week courses.January 25 (W) Deadline for 100% reversal of refundable fees and tuition upon complete withdrawal from all courses. SEE NOTE*January 25 (W) Deadline for partial reversal of refundable fees and tuition for formally reducing credit hour load below 15 semester hours for all courses. SEE NOTE*January 25 (W) Deadline to submit proof of required immunizations to Wellness/Health Center to avoid $25 non-compliance fee.

*NOTE: Students will not be able to drop the last class online, resulting in a full withdrawal with zero (0) credit hours of enrollment. Students must submit a completed and approved withdrawal form to the Office of the Registrar (ADM 128) by 5pm, January 25, 2012. A withdrawal survey must also be completed.

Spring 2012 Academic Calendar (Page 1 of 2) November 30, 2011

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SPRING 2012 CALENDAR (continued)

February 2012February 9 (R) Deadline to submit undergraduate and graduate graduation applications to academic advisorsFebruary 10 (F) Deadline to submit academic petitions for Fall 2011 termFebruary 13 – 18 (M - S) Academic warning submission periodFebruary 14 (T) Deadline for 50% reversal of refundable fees and tuition upon withdrawal from ALL courses. NO REVERSAL OF CHARGES OR REFUND FOR REDUCTION IN CREDIT HOURS.February 16 (R) Deadline to submit approved undergraduate/graduate student graduation application to Evaluations office (ADM 128)February 20 (M) HOLIDAY – President’s Day – No classesFebruary 28 (T) Deadline to accept "offered loans" or submit request for loan revision to the Office of Financial Aid (ADM 207)

March 2012March 12 – 18 (M-Su) Spring Recess – No classesMarch 19 – 24 (M - S) Academic warning submission periodMarch 29 (R) Final payment due for Spring 2012 registration. Business holds will be placed on all accounts with a remaining balance preventing future registration.

April 2012April 2 – May 23 Advance Summer 2012 RegistrationApril 9 – 14 (M - S) Academic warning submission periodApril 16 (M) Deadline to submit academic petition for extension of Incomplete Grade Contracts for "I" grades received for Fall 2011 term (undergraduate students) April 16 (M) Deadline to submit academic petition for extension of Incomplete Grade Contracts for "I" grades received for Spring 2011 or Summer 2011 terms (graduate students)April 23 – August 8 Advance Fall 2012 Registration

May 2012May 4 (F) Last date to request withdrawal from one or more courses for Spring 2012 term. Completed and approved withdrawal forms must be received by Office of the Registrar, (ADM 128) by 5pm, May 4, 2012.May 5 (S) Last date of class before final exam periodMay 7 – 12 (M - S) Final examination period. See timetable in Spring 2012 Class Schedule Bulletin or at www.csu.edu/coursebulletin/spring2012quicklinks/May 15 (T) Faculty deadline to submit final grades for Spring 2012 term via CSU X-PressMay 15 (T) Deadline to submit Incomplete Request & Contract forms for Spring 2012 term to Office of the Registrar (ADM 128)May 15 (T) Faculty deadline to submit change of grade forms to Office of the Registrar (ADM 128) for removal of Incomplete (I) grades received during Fall 2011 term for undergraduate students.May 15 (T) Faculty deadline to submit change of grade forms to Office of the Registrar (ADM 128) for removal of Incomplete (I) grades received during Spring 2011 or Summer 2011 terms for graduate students.May 17 (R) Spring 2012 Commencement Ceremony at 11am in the Jones Convocation CenterMay 18 (F) Spring 2012 term endsAfter May 20 Spring 2012 grades available on CSU X-Press (www.csu.edu)After May 25 Spring 2012 degree postings available on CSU X-Press (www.csu.edu)

M/Monday • T/Tuesday • W/Wednesday • R/Thursday • F/Friday • S/Saturday • Su/Sunday

Failure to read information listed in the Class Schedule Bulletin or on the University websitedoes not excuse you from academic regulations.

Fees, dates and course information are subject to change.

The most current version of the Spring 2012 Academic Calendar will be posted to the www.csu.edu/coursebulletin/acadcalendar.htm

Spring 2012 Academic Calendar (Page 2 of 2) November 30, 2011

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QUICK VIEW: Registration/Payment/Withdrawal DatesREGISTRATION

INITIAL PAYMENT DUE FINAL DATES

FOR REVERSAL OF CHARGES

FINAL PAYMENT DATE FINAL DROP/WITHDRAWAL DATE

(W ON TRANSCRIPT)

November 14 - 30 December 2* January 25 / February 14** March 29 May 4

December 1 - January 16 January 18* January 25 / February 14** March 29 May 4

January 17 -18

(Late Registration)

January 18* January 25 / February 14** March 29 May 4

*Failure to make payment arrangements by December 2 for November 14 - 30 registration or by January 18 for December 1 - January 18 registration will result in being dropped from registration .

**January 25, 2012 is the deadline date to drop ALL courses or reduce credit hour load with eligibility for 100% reversal of charges. **February 14, 2012 is the deadline to drop ALL courses with a grade of W on transcript with eligibility for 50% reversal of charges. May 4, 2012 is the deadline to drop one or more courses with a grade of W on transcript with eligibility for 0% reversal of charges.

Late registration period: January 17 - 18 7 a.m. – 10 p.m. - $100 Late Registration Fee will be charged for any initial registrations made after January 16.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Academic Calendar ..............................2Quick View Registration Payment Dates 4Enrollment Related Services (Arena Registration) .......................4Quick Reference Guide .........................54 Easy Steps to Register .......................6CSU X-Press Web Registration Instructions ....................................7CSU X-Press Registration Calendar ......8How to Register ...................................9 Undergraduates ................................9 Graduates ....................................... 10 Teacher Certifi cation ....................... 10 University Employees .................... 10Advisement ....................................... 11Student Registration Responsibility 11Student Registration Agreement ...... 11Registration Information .................. 12Classifi cation Codes ........................... 12WEB Registration Dates .................... 12Advance On-Campus Registration ... 12Late Registration/Late Change of Schedule ................. 12Course Drop ....................................... 12Academic Regulations ...................... 13Academic Progression Policy ............ 13Academic Skills Courses .................... 13Academic Petition Policy .................. 13Cancelled Classes .............................. 14Class Attendance ............................... 14Credit Hour Load ............................... 14Incomplete Grades ............................ 14Placement Assessment ..................... 15

Prerequisites ...................................... 15Sexual Assualt Prevention Traning.... 15Undergraduate Repeat Policy ........... 15Withdrawal from the University ....... 15

Additional Information Abilities Offi ce ................................ 16 Address/Telephone Change ........... 16 Directory Information .................... 16 Distance Learning .......................... 17 Equal Employment Opportunity ... 17 Grade Reports ................................ 17 Graduation Application .................. 17 Immunization Requirement .......... 17 Parking ........................................... 18 Student Identifi cation Card Policy 18 Transcript/Enrollment Verifi cations 18 University Holds ............................. 18 Univ. Housing & Residence Life ..... 18Student Health Insurance ................. 19Fee & Payment Information ............. 19 E-Bills ............................................. 19 Four-Year Tuition Plan .................... 20 Spring 2012 Tuition Rates .............. 21 Payment Policy ............................... 22 Refund policy ................................. 24 Bursar Offi ce Services ..................... 24CTA U-Pass ........................................ 25Student Financial Aid ........................ 27Extension Sites/Information ............. 29Study Abroad Program ..................... 30Course Info Explanation .................... 31

Courses, pages 32 - 76Additional Course Fees ..................... 77Final Examination Schedule ............. 78Footnote Explanations ...................... 79Campus Map ..................................... 80

INDEX BY SUBJECTAccounting ........................................ 32African American Studies ................. 32Air & Space ........................................ 33Anthropology .................................... 33Arabic ................................................ 33Art ..................................................... 33Bilingual Education ........................... 34Biology .............................................. 35Board of Governors ........................... 36Botany ............................................... 36Business Education ........................... 36Business Laboratory Program ........... 36Chemistry .......................................... 37Chinese .............................................. 38Classroom Management .................. 38Communications, Media Arts & Theatre ........................ 38Computer Science ............................. 39Criminal Justice ................................. 40Early Childhood Education ................ 41Early Childhood & Special Education ....................................... 42Economics ......................................... 42Education .......................................... 43Educational Leadership, Curriculum & Foundations ............. 45Elementary Education ....................... 46Engineering Studies .......................... 46English ............................................... 47Finance .............................................. 49Foreign Languages & Literatures ...... 49French ................................................ 49Freshman Seminar ............................ 50Geography ......................................... 50Health & Safety ................................. 50Health Information Admin. .............. 51Health Sciences ................................. 52

History ............................................... 52Honors ............................................... 53Industrial Technology ........................ 53Information Systems ......................... 54Liberal Studies................................... 54Library Information &

Media Studies .............................. 54Management .................................... 55Marketing .......................................... 55Mathematics ..................................... 56Middle School Education .................. 57Military Science ................................ 58Music ................................................. 59Nursing .............................................. 61Occupational Therapy ....................... 62Pharmacy .......................................... 63Philosophy ........................................ 64Physical Education ............................ 65Physical Science ................................ 66Physical Therapy................................ 67Physics ............................................... 67Physiology ......................................... 67Political Science ................................ 67Psychology ........................................ 68Public Health ..................................... 71Quantitative Business Analysis ......... 71Reading ............................................. 71Recreation ......................................... 72Social Work........................................ 73Sociology ........................................... 73Spanish .............................................. 74Special Education .............................. 75Technology & Education ................... 76Women’s Studies............................... 76Zoology ............................................. 76

Enrollment Related Services will be provided in the Jacoby Dickens Center (JDC) from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on January 9 - 13 and January 17 - 18. The Bursar, Cashier/Parking, CougarOne (ID pictures), Financial Aid, Student Health Insurance and Records & Registration offi ces will be available to assist all students in one location. For more information, call 773-995-2517.

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DEPARTMENT BLDG/RM PH (773) DEPARTMENT BLDG/RM PH (773) DEPARTMENT BLDG/RM PH (773)

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

A Academic Support Services ................CRSU 158 .....995-4510Accounting ...........................................BHS 435 ......995-3979Admissions, Graduate ......................... ADM 126 .....995-2404Admissions, Undergraduate ............... ADM 126 .....995-2513African American Male Resource Center ............................CRSU 150......821-2161African American Studies ....................DH 210B ......995-2487Anthropology ........................................SCI 321 .......995-2186Art & Design ........................................BHS 600 ..... 995-3984

B Bilingual Education ............................... ED 312 .......995-3932Biology ..................................................SCI 310 .......995-2183Board of Governors .............................. JDC 201 .......995-2457Bookstore ............................................BHS 102 ......995-2323Botany ...................................................SCI 310 .......995-2183Bursar ...................................................ADM 213 .....995-2470Business Education ..............................ED 200B ......995-3807Business Lab Program..........................BHS 435 ......995-3945

C Campus Life ........................................CRSU 260 .... 995-2300Cashier ................................................. ADM 211 .....995-2029Chemistry ..............................................SCI 309 .......995-2180Commencement ................................CRSU 240 .....995-3676Communications Media ....................... ED 203 .......995-2598Communication, Media Arts & Theatre (CMAT) ...........................DH 116A ......995-2280Computer Lab .................................. LIB fi rst fl oorComputer Science ..............................HWH 332 .....995-2102Cougar Cash Card ................................ADN 213 ......995-2470Counseling Center ..............................CRSU 190 .....995-2383Criminal Justice ...................................HWH 329 .....995-2108CSU Freshman Seminar .....................CRSU 158 .....995-4510

D Disabled Student Services ..................CRSU 190 .....995-4401Distance Learning .................................LIB 428 .......995-2960

E Early Childhood Education .................... ED 321 .......995-2391Economics .............................................SCI 321 .......995-2186Education .......................................... ED 309/320 ...995-2215Educational Leadrshp, Curriculum & Foundation ................................. ED 319 .......995-2086Elementary Education .......................... ED 318 .......995-2349Emergencies ........................................O&M 210 .....995-2111Engineering Studies ............................HWH 129 .....995-2357English ...................................................SCI 320 .......995-2189Enrollment Services ........................... ADM 210 .... 995-4445Equal Employment Opportunity ........ ADM 318 .....995-2462Evaluations and Advisement .............. ADM 128 .....995-2520Extension Courses/Services ................. JDC 201 .......995-2214Examinations ..................................... ADM 126 .....995-2481

F Family & Consumer Sciences ...............ED 200B ......995-3807Field Placement .................................... ED 322 .......995-2392Finance ................................................BHS 435 ......995-3979Financial Aid ....................................... ADM 207 .....995-2304Foreign Languages and Literature .....HWH 301A ....995-2350French .................................................HWH 301A ....995-2350

G Geography .............................................SCI 321 .......995-2186Graphic Communications ................... ADM 130 .....995-2013

H Health Insurance .................................CRSU 247 .....995-4533Health & Safety .................................... JDC 216 .......995-2290Health Information Admin ..................BHS 610 ......995-2552Health, PE & Recreation ....................... JDC 216 .......995-2290Health Sciences ....................................BHS 419 ......995-3961History ...................................................SCI 315 .......995-2192Honors College ....................................CRSU 231 .....995-4446

I Identifi cation Card .................................SCI 117 ....... 821.2447Industrial Technology ...........................ED 200B ......995-3807International Programs ........................DH 203C ......995-2582

L Latino Resource Center ..................... CRSU 203 A ...995-2526Library Hours ........................................... LIB ...........995-2341Library, Information & Media Studies .. ED 203 .......995-2598Lost & Found .......................................O&M 210 .....995-2111

M Management, Marketing & Info Sys ...BHS 435 ......995-3978 Mathematics ......................................HWH 332 .....995-2102 Military Science ...................................DH 204 .......995-2242 Music ...................................................HWH 331 .....995-2155

N Nursing ................................................BHS 200A .....995-3992

O Occupational Therapy ...........................DH 132 .......995-2366Ombudsperson ...................................CRSU 190 .....995-2496Options Program .................................. JDC 201 .......995-4466

P Pharmacy ..............................................DH 206 ....... 821.2500Philosophy ...........................................SCI 315 .......995-2192Physical Education .............................. JDC 216 .......995-2290Physical Science ...................................SCI 309 .......995-2180Physics ...................................................SCI 309 .......995-2180Physiology .............................................SCI 310 .......995-2183Political Science ....................................SCI 315 .......995-2192

Pre-Engineering ..................................HWH 129 .....995-2357Pre-Law ............................................... SCI 116 B .....995-2449Pre-Med ................................................SCI 221 .......995-3981President’s Offi ce ................................. ADM 313 .....995-2400Provost's Offi ce ................................... ADM 306 .....995-2410Psychology .........................................HWH 328 .....995-2394

R Reading ................................................ ED 318 .......995-2089Records & Registration ....................... ADM 128 .....995-2517Recreation ........................................... JDC 216 .......995-2290Registrar ............................................. ADM 128 .....995-2522

S Social Work ......................................... SCI 116A ......995-2207Sociology ...............................................SCI 321 .......995-2186Spanish .............................................. HWH 301 A ...995-2350Special Education .................................. ED 321 .......995-2390Student Accounts ................................ ADM 213 .....995-2470Student Activities ................................CRSU 260 .....995-2300Student Aff airs ...................................CRSU 160 .....995-2448Student Records ................................. ADM 128 .....995-2517

T Teacher Certifi cation ............................. ED 208 .......995-2519Technology & Education ......................ED 200B ......995-3807Transcripts ........................................... ADM 128 .....995-2461

U University without Walls...................... JDC 201 .......995-2455Univ Housing & Residence Life .............RH 105 .......995-3676University College ...............................CRSU 158 .....995-4510

V Veterans Aff airs ................................... ADM 207 .....995-3549

W Wellness/Health Center ...................... ADM 131 .... 995-2010Women’s Resource Center ..................CRSU 190 .....995-3666Writing Across the Curriculum..............DH 316 .......995-2216

Z Zoology .................................................SCI 310 .......995-2183

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4 EASY STEPS TO REGISTERYou must be admitted to the University before you can register for classes.

Undergraduates go to ADM 126 • Graduates go to ADM 126

Obtain a business receipt from the Cashier (ADM 211) after validating (making payment) for your classes.To validate your classes means that you must make an initial down payment on your registration by the initial payment due date.

Your classes may be dropped if an initial payment is not received when due.

If your account balance is not paid in full by the fi nal payment due date, a hold will be placed on future registration.

Note: Students with fi nancial aid, tuition waivers, scholarships, or third-party payments must confi rm validation with the appropriate offi ce.

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Select your classes with your academic advisor.Degree seeking students will receive a Registration Advising PIN (RAP) to

register on the web during advisement. • At-large students

do not need a RAP to register.

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Register for classes.Register online at www.csu.edu

during the web registration. See pages 2-4, 12.

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Call extension 12447

or 773-821-2447. A CSU student ID card is required for all student services.

Obtain or update your ID card in SCI 117.

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COMPLETE YOUR STUDENT SCHEDULE

REQUEST FORM WITH YOUR ADVISOR

CLICK ON CSU X-PRESS

LOGIN TO SECURE AREA

ENTER YOUR STUDENT ID NUMBER

ENTER YOUR PERSONAL ACCESS CODE (PIN)

SELECT FROM THE FOLLOWING:

REGISTRATION (RAP)

• Select term• Read and agree to Registration Agreement terms• Add/drop classes• Look-up classes to add• Change class option• Student schedule by day and time• Student detail schedule• Complete your registration• Check your registration status

FINANCIAL AID

• Eligibility• Overall status• Award information• Account summary by term• Award by year• Award payment schedule• Award history• Loan application history

STUDENT RECORDS

• View holds• Final grades• Grade detail• Academic transcript• Account summary by term• Account summary

Instructions for CSU X-PressWEB REGISTRATION (www.csu.edu)

STUDENT SERVICES & FINANCIAL AID

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• Check your registration status for your

registration date.

• If you have all the course reference numbers

(CRN) for your courses, click on 'Add/Drop

Classes' even if this is the fi rst time you are

registering for the selected term. The system

considers each class an “add,” even if it is the fi rst

class registered for the term.

• You must click on "submit classes" to secure your

selections.

• Scroll down to the bottom of the screen to check

for registration errors. Your schedule is not fi nal

until you have corrected all registration errors.

• You are advised to print your fi nal schedule and

confi rm your registration with your instructor at

fi rst class session.

• Do not attend a class if you are not on the

offi cial course roster. Contact Registrar's Offi ce.

• Changes to course information may be made after the Class Schedule Bulletin is published. Check CSU X-Press for the most up-to-date course information.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

• Change your PIN• Change your security question

• View/change address and phone numbers• View emergency contact information

Tips for a Successful Web Registration

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Personal Access CodeYour fi rst access to the secure area login requires your User ID (your University identifi cation number, UID) and your Personal Access Code, (PAC/PIN), which is your birth date in the format of MMDDYY. Example: May 7, 1950 will be 050750.

Th e system is programmed to request you to immediately change your PAC on your fi rst entry. Your new PAC must be six (6) char-acters and can be letters, numerals or a combination. Examples: AZ1234 or 135790 or KLMNOP. You will be prompted to make up a security question and an answer on your fi rst entry. If you forget your PAC, click the “Forgot PAC” button. Keep your PAC confi dential and change it if you believe it has been compromised.

Registration Advising Personal Identifi cation Number, PIN (RAP)To register online, you must have a current registration advising PIN (RAP). Degree seeking students (undergraduate and gradu-ate) will receive a RAP from their academic advisors during the advisement session. New RAPs are assigned each term and expire at the end of the regular registration period. At-large students will not need a RAP to register online.

Computer Locations & HelpYou can use your own computer, a local library computer or a computer in the University Library. Technical support for CSU X-Press registration is available from 9a.m. - 5p.m., Monday through Friday at 773-995-3963 (IT Help Desk) or 773-995-2522 (Offi ce of the Registrar).

Fee PaymentYour fees must be received by the published deadline dates. If you are paying by check or credit card, please click on "on-line payment" after you have completed your registration. Students with fi nancial aid awards or other tuition waivers must confi rm their registration with a paid receipt at the Cashier's Offi ce in ADM 211.

HoldsYou will not be able to register if there is a hold (academic or fi nancial) placed on your record. Contact the appropriate offi ce prior to your registration to clear your hold. Most offi ces are not open evenings or weekends.

Holds can be placed by:Bursar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . for balance dueWellness Center . . . . . . . . . for lack of immunization/recordsRegistrar/Admissions . . . . . for not maintaining academic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . standardsExaminations . . . . . . . . . . . . exam(s) or courses required

CSU X-Press CSU X-Press Registration InformationCourse InformationChanges to course information may be made after the class sched-ule bulletin is published. CSU X-Press has the most up-to-date course information. Review your schedule of registered courses on CSU X-Press for any changes before attending class.

SPRING 2012 REGISTRATIONwww.csu.edu

Hours for registration: 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.

November 14 - 30* December 1 - January 16*

January 17 - 18* (Late Registration)_______________________________________

ADVANCE/REGULARWEB REGISTRATION SCHEDULEProfessional (PR), November 14 - 30*Doctoral (DR),Graduate (GR),Second Bachelors & Certifi cation_______________________________________

Seniors (7, 8, 9) November 14 - 30*_______________________________________

Juniors (5, 6) November 17 - 30*_______________________________________

Sophomores (3, 4) November 20 - 30*_______________________________________

Freshmen (1, 2) November 23 - 30*& At-Large_______________________________________

All Eligible Students December 1 - January 16* January 17 - 18* (Late Registration)

*Advisors may not be available during all the web registration dates, so

make your advisement appointment early.

See your advisor early!

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How to RegisterSpring 2012 registration will be done via CSU X-Press only.

Instructions for Registering Online

STEPS 1-101. Contact your academic advisor to obtain your current registration

advising PIN (RAP).

2. On the Chicago State University home page, www.csu.edu, near the top right of the page, click "A- Z". Th en click "CSU X-Press." Or log in Cougar Connect and click "CSU X-Press."

3. Click “Enter Secure Area.” Scroll down. In the user ID fi eld type your University Identifi cation Number (UID) or social security number (SSN) and in the PAC fi eld type your date of birth (MMDDYY), then click “Login.” If you have registered online before, enter the PAC you created or click “Forgot PAC” to reset your PAC.

4. Click “Student Services and Financial Aid.” Th en click “Registration.”

5. Click “Term Selection” and select correct term (i.e., Spring 2012.) Click "Submit."

6. Click "Add/Drop Classes." You will be prompted to enter an alternate PIN. Type in the six-digit registration advising PIN (RAP) number that was given by your advisor.

7. Scroll down. Type in one fi ve-digit course reference number (CRN) in each box for each course in which you wish to enroll. After you have typed a CRN for each course, click “Submit Changes.”

8. Your courses will appear. Check to see if the subjects, course numbers and sections are correct. If all classes for which you submitted CRNs do not appear, scroll down for error messages. Correct time confl icts or closed classes by typing in another section of the course. Depending upon the error message, you may have to go back to your advisor for an override. Click “Submit Changes” again. Check to make sure all information is correct and there are no error messages. If there are no errors, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “Complete Your Registration.” Scroll down to view your charges. Print this page for your records. If there are no charges on the page, you did not register successfully. Go back to Add/Drop Classes and try again. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “Detail Schedule” and print this page for your records.

9. If you are paying by MasterCard, VISA, Discover or check, you can click “Online Payment” to pay your bill, or call the Cashier’s Offi ce at 773-995-2029, to pay by phone. Payment should be made at the time of registration.

10. If you plan to pay with cash, your payment must be received in

the Cashier’s Offi ce before the deadline date noted on the Web or

published in the Class Schedule Bulletin.

NOTE: Errors in registration transactions made using CSU X-Press are the student's responsibility. Refrain from allowing others to access your CSU X-Press account.

Instructions for Dropping Classes on the WebFollow instructions 1-6 for registering online. On the "Add/Drop Classes" page, click on the arrow under “Action” next to the course you wish to drop. Th e word NONE will be next to the arrow. Click “Drop Web.” Do this for each course you wish to drop. If you wish to add a class to replace the class you are dropping, type in the fi ve-digit Course Refer-ence Number (CRN) of the course you wish to add in one of the boxes at the bottom of the screen and click “Submit Changes.” Check for error messages.

If you have errors, click “Submit Changes” again and then type in another CRN. After you have selected your courses with no error messages, click “Complete Your Registration” at the bottom of the page.

You may drop classes online for Spring 2012 until 5 p.m. January 25, 2012. After this date, you must submit a Change of Program/ With-drawal form with appropriate signatures of approval.

NOTE: You will not be allowed to drop your last class online (resulting in zero hours of enrollment. You will have to submit a withdrawal form to the registrar’s offi ce, signed by all appropriate parties. For more information, contact the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128, at 773-995-2517 to have your last class dropped. A withdrawal survey must also be completed.

Undergraduate StudentsContinuing Students(Th ose who have attended at least one term since Spring 2010)

Currently enrolled students who have been accepted as candidates for the bachelor’s degree will use the Fall 2011 RAP (registration advising PIN) given at the advisement session to register on the CSU X-Press web registration system. If you must register on campus, you must present your CSU student identifi cation card with your advisor-signed student schedule request form in the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128.

New StudentsIf you have never attended Chicago State University and you are seeking a degree, you must fi rst be admitted. Contact the Offi ce of Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions (ADM 126) for details. After you have been admitted, you must be advised. Your advisor will give you a Spring 2012 RAP (registration advising PIN) to use the CSU X-Press web registration system. Spring 2012 Priority Deadline: November 15, 2011.

Returning StudentsUndergraduates who have not attended since the Spring 2010 term and who were in good academic standing (cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher) their last term must fi le an application for readmission in the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128. Undergraduates must submit transcripts covering all college courses completed at other institutions since withdrawal from Chicago State University. Spring 2012 Priority Deadline: November 15, 2011.

Undergraduate students who were dismissed from the university, or who were not in good academic standing at the end of the last term of attendance, should submit both an academic petition for reinstatement and an application for readmission to the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128. Students seeking reinstatement must submit transcripts covering all college courses completed since withdrawal. Spring 2012 Deadline: November 15, 2011.

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You must be advised to register. Your advisor will give you a Spring 2012 RAP (registration advising PIN) for use with the CSU X-Press web registration. See the Quick Reference Guide for a list of departments.

Undergraduate Students-at-LargeStudents may attend the university as students-at-large in any of the following categories: (1) individuals who are regular students at a regionally accredited college or university and who can demonstrate their good academic standing at their home institution; (2) individuals who are not currently regular students at a regionally accredited college or university but who can demonstrate their good academic standing at the institution last attended; or (3) individuals enrolling at CSU as part of a special program or a cooperative agreement with another institution. Students enrolling as students-at-large in category one or two who wish to earn more than 30 credits must be admitted as regular students. Students enrolling as students-at-large in category three will abide by the guidelines established for the program or cooperative agreement. At-large students are eligible to register online through the CSU X-Press web registration system without a registration advising PIN (RAP). For more information and an undergraduate at-large application, contact the Offi ce of Undergraduate Admissions at 773-995-2513.

GRADUATE STUDENTSContinuing Students(Th ose who have attended at least one term since Spring 2010)

MASTER’S DEGREE CANDIDATESYour graduate advisor will issue your Fall 2011 RAP in your advisement session for use on the CSU X-Press web registration system.

GRADUATE STUDENTS-AT-LARGEIf necessary, you will be referred to a department for advisement and course approval. Graduate-at-large students are eligible to register online through the CSU X-Press web registration system without a RAP.

New & Returning Students Master’s degree candidates attending for the fi rst time must be advised. Your advisor will issue your Spring 2012 RAP (registration advising PIN) for use on the CSU X-Press web registration system during your advisement session.

New graduates-at-large who are attending for the fi rst time must fi rst report to the Offi ce of Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions, ADM 126, to complete a short data form. If necessary, you will be referred to a department for advisement and course approval. You will not need a RAP to register online using the CSU X-Press web registration system.

If you are a master’s degree candidate or a student-at-large who has not attended prior to Spring 2010, an application for readmission must be completed. Forms may be obtained in ADM 126. Master’s degree candidates must obtain approval signatures for re-entry and for advisement. Th e Graduate School will approve the registration form for the non-degree (graduate-at-large) student to register via CSU X-Press; restricted courses will require departmental approval.

NOTE: Cooperating teachers eligible for tuition waivers may contact the Offi ce of Field Placement, ED 322, 773-995-2392. Note that the proper parties must sign the waiver form before a waiver is issued. Forms must also be submitted to and signed in the provost (ADM 306) and fi nancial aid (ADM 207) offi ces.

TEACHER CERTIFICATIONIf you plan to enroll for courses to achieve initial teacher certifi cation and you have been evaluated by the Chicago Board of Education or the State of Illinois, present your defi ciency statement at the College of Education Offi ce of Teacher Certifi cation. For more information, call 773-995-2519. All College of Education requirements for entry to teacher certifi cation sequences must be met and appropriate departmental signatures obtained prior to enrolling in certifi cation courses.

UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEESCivil Service Staff If you are a civil service employee enrolled in an undergraduate program, and intend to pay for tuition with a Civil Service Waiver, please be informed that you may be eligible for fi nancial aid. Please complete and submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid to the U.S. Department of Education, and complete the fi nancial aid application process.

If you need assistance completing the fi nancial aid documents, contact the Educational Opportunity Center/Project Success, DH 132 at 773-995-2371. To take tuition-free courses, the application for civil service employee education benefi ts must be completed, approved by your supervisor, and sent to the Offi ce of Human Resources, ADM 203. Applications are available in ADM 203.

All university employees not possessing a bachelor’s degree are limited to a maximum of thirty (30) semester hours of course work prior to their formal admission to the university.

University employees must adhere to the same academic regulations as other students at the university.

Faculty and AdministratorsTo take tuition-free courses, employees must receive written approval from their chairperson or supervisor and college dean, where appropriate, indicating the course(s) for enrollment. Th e written approval then must be submitted to the provost, ADM 306. Th e program identifi cation code for faculty and administrators who are not seeking a degree is GSAL. All University employees are subject to the rules and regulations set forth by Chicago State University regarding education benefi ts for employees.

Tuition Waiver Applicants Eligible employees and cooperating teachers requesting tuition waivers must present applications to the Offi ce of Financial Aid, ADM 207, with all appropriate signatures by September 15, for the fall term, January 30 for the Spring term and by the fi rst day of classes for any intersession or summer session in which the waiver is presented and the individual enrolls.

Th e tuition waiver is to be applied toward the term in which the course is taken, which means waiver applications are to be submitted for each term of enrollment. Waivers do not cover past due bills and will not be accepted after the deadline date.

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ADVISEMENT All degree-seeking students are REQUIRED to be advised prior to their registration. Advisors will give a RAP to a student during the advisement session to use with the CSU X-Press web registration system.

Special undergraduate students-at-large (USAL) do not need advisement and are eligible to register through the CSU X-Press web registration system without a registration advising PIN (RAP). Master’s degree candidates and graduate certifi cate students must be advised by the department supervising the program to which they have been admitted. RAPs are distributed by graduate advisors.

Graduate-at-large students (GSAL, GSUM) do not need advisement and are eligible to register through the CSU X-Press web registration system without a RAP. However, special permission is required for at-large students to enroll in some 5000-level or higher graduate courses. Students registering online must obtain the academic department’s approval prior to attempting to register for these or any other restricted course. Students should not attempt to register for two diff erent sections of the same course. If additional work is desired in a variable credit course, students should talk with the department chairperson.

Graduate-at-large students may enroll in graduate level courses by obtaining permission from the academic department supervising the courses prior to attempting course registration. Restrictions or safeguards are built into the registration system that prevent registration in these courses by students-at-large. Students at-large who wish to enroll for graduate courses should fi rst check with graduate advisors or chairpersons to have these restrictions lifted prior to registration. Graduate-at-large students may enroll in graduate level courses by obtaining permission from the academic department supervising the courses prior to attempting course registration. Restrictions or safeguards are built into the registration system that prevent registration in these courses by students-at-large. Students at-large who wish to enroll for graduate courses should fi rst check with graduate advisors or chairpersons to have these restrictions lifted prior to registration.

Students should note that the time for advisement is not during registration. To speed up your registration, have your schedule prepared with alternative courses to take, if certain courses are closed.

Student Registration ResponsibilityIf an admitted student presents unoffi cial transcripts as a basis for advising, the student is responsible for any consequences related to course selection, registration and academic progress based upon the unoffi cial transcripts.

It is the responsibility of each student to enter the proper course reference number (CRN) for all registration transactions. A student should only register for advised courses. Abuse of the web registration system may result in your courses being dropped by request of the department or the instructor of the course. A student is responsible for his/her registration transactions made via CSU X-Press and offi cial registration forms. While students are required to seek advisement prior to registration (add, drop or total withdrawal of

courses), it is the student's responsibility, (NOT the advisor's) to enter registration transactions via CSU X-Press using a student's UID and PAC.

Students should not share their CSU X-Press password/PAC with anyone, including faculty and staff . Students should reset their passwords if they feel their password has been compromised.

A student is responsible for dropping/withdrawing courses that he/she has no intent to attend or has stopped attending. Instructors MAY issues grades WN (Withdrawn-Never attended) for students who miss the fi rst two sessions of a course (equivalent to the fi rst two hours). If a student stops attending a class and does not withdraw from the course, the instructor may request to have the student withdrawn or issue a failing grade. However, it is NOT the responsibility of the University to withdraw students from courses for nonattendance. See Class Attendance Policy.

Students are responsible for obtaining a receipt for payment on your account by the published payment due dates, even if your account is being paid through a grant, scholarship, loan or another party. You must confi rm your registration with a paid receipt from the cashier’s offi ce, ADM 211.

Students are responsible for confi rming registration in all courses with each instructor during the fi rst class session. If your name, does not appear on the roster, contact the Offi ce of the Registrar (ADM 128). Students are not allowed to sit/participate in a class for which they are not offi cially registered.

STUDENT REGISTRATION AGREEMENTBy registering for classes at the Chicago State University (CSU), the stu-dent promises to pay all assessed tuition and fees as a result of Spring 2012 registration, unless he/she withdraws the registration on or before January 25, 2012 (deadline for 100% reversal of tuition and fees). Th e student also promises to pay any additional charges incurred including but not limited to charges for room and board, parking, class materials, and any other de-partmental or college charges.

Th e University is advancing value to each student in the form of education-al services and a student's right to register is expressly conditioned upon the student's agreement to pay the costs of tuition and fees and any additional costs when those charges become due. Regardless of eligibility for fi nancial aid, the student is personally responsible for the full amount assessed as a result of registration and attendance. If a student fails to pay his/her debt in full on the date specifi ed on the billing statement (E-Bill), he/she will be assessed late payment charges in accordance to University policy. Th e University may refer a past due account for collection and may authorize legal actions against a student for the collect of the debt. Th e student is liable for all reasonable collection costs, including attorney fees, court costs, and other charges necessary for the collection of a past due account. See Payment Policy for more information.

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Registration InformationREGISTRATION DAY AND TIME ARE DETERMINED BY YOUR CLASSIFICATION CODE.

CLASSIFICATION....................CODES ....... HOURS EARNEDFirst term freshman .............................. (1)....................................... 0-14 Second term freshman ...................... (2)..................................... 15-29First term sophomore ........................... (3)..................................... 30-44 Second term sophomore ................... (4)..................................... 45-59First term junior ................................... (5)..................................... 60-74 Second term junior ...........................(6). .................................... 75-89First term senior ................................... (7)................................... 90-104 Second term senior ........................... (8)................................. 105-119Senior 120+ hours................................. (9).......................................120+Second bachelor’s degree ...................... ( J) .......................................120+Student-at-large ................................... (S)Graduate ............................................. (GR)Doctoral ............................................. (DR)Professional ........................................ (PR)

Web Registration / November 14 - January 18CSU X-Press • 7 a.m.-10 p.m.You must be advised and use your Spring 2012 RAP (registration advis-ing PIN) to register.

Registration Dates ........................................................Classifi cationNovember 14 - 30 ............................... Doctoral, Professional, Graduate,

Certifi cation, Seniors, & Second Bachelor’sNovember 17 - 30 ........................................................................ JuniorsNovember 20 - 30 ................................................................SophomoresNovember 23 - 30 ....................................................................FreshmenDecember 1 - January 16 ... All eligible students with Spring 2012 RAP

LATE REGISTRATIONJanuary 17 - 18 .................. All eligible students with Spring 2012 RAP

Advance Registration / November 14 - 30 (via CSU X-Press) • 7 a.m.-10 p.m. All students who register via CSU X-Press November 14 - 30, includ-ing students with fi nancial assistance, must make an initial payment by December 2, 2011. Students are to register according to their student clas-sifi cation. Please refer to the web registration calendar above to determine the time frame you are to register on CSU X-Press.

If you are unsure of your student classifi cation, please refer to your unof-fi cial transcript on CSU X-Press or contact your academic advisor for as-sistance. Undergraduate student classifi cation is calculated by the number of credit hours earned. Credit hours currently enrolled are not calculated in your student classifi cation.

Students are strongly advised to make an appointment with their advisors prior to registering or changing programs.

Regular Registration/ Change of Schedule PeriodDecember 1 – January 16 • 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. All students, including students with fi nancial assistance, must make an initial payment at the time of registration. New and continuing students who did not advance-enroll may register via CSU X-Press according to the registration schedule.

A registration advising PIN (RAP) may be obtained from academic advisors. Students who advance-enrolled for the Spring 2012 semester may change their programs via CSU X-Press by dropping or adding classes according to the registration calendar. Drop/Add forms are available from the academic department offi ces.

You may only add classes that are open or become available. You will not be allowed to drop your last class online (resulting in zero hours of enrollment. You will have to submit a withdrawal form to the registrar’s offi ce, signed by all appropriate parties. For more information, contact the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128, at 773-995-2517 to have your last class dropped. A withdrawal survey must also be completed.

Late Registration / Change of Schedule PeriodJanuary 17 - 18 • 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.All students, including students with fi nancial assistance, must make an initial payment at the time of registration. A $100 late registration fee will be charged for initial registrations after January 16, 2012. Late registration and late change of program will end at 10 p.m. on January 18, 2012. Th e late registration fee is nonrefundable.

Drop a Course(s): A student can drop a course(s) on CSU X-Press after the late change of program period until Wednesday, January 25, 2012. After January 25, 2012, students must receive approval from an academic advisor and other administrators as appropriate for dropped courses on their change of program form. Withdrawal from a course is not complete until the form is submitted to the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128, and approved by a records and registration staff member. Errors in the completion of the change of program form are the student’s responsibility.

NOTE: Students who reduce their credit hour load below 12 semester hours by January 25, 2012 are eligible for a partial reversal of charges.


F-1 international students are REQUIRED to receive authorization from the Offi ce of International Programs' designated school offi cial BEFORE dropping a course that will reduce the F-1 student’s credit hour load below 12 semester hours.

Student athletes are REQUIRED to receive authorization from the Director of Athletics and the faculty athletic representative BEFORE dropping a course that will reduce the student athlete’s credit hour load below 12 semester hours.

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Academic RegulationsAcademic Progression PolicyA student who has not successfully completed the academic skills requirements will have hold(s) placed on his/her record that will remain until the specifi ed requirements have been met.

Academic Skills Courses & Placement AssessmentFreshmen: Once accepted for admission to Chicago State University, all freshmen must take the University diagnostic examinations in English, mathematics, and reading by the end of the fi rst term in residence. All freshmen must either meet the minimal requirements of the University diagnostic examinations or pass the appropriate academic skills course, namely English 1230, Reading 1500, or Math 0990. To exit from these courses, students must pass the appropriate examination.

Transfer Students: Transfer students who have not completed an associate’s degree (A.A. degree or A.S. degree) must take profi ciency examinations in English and reading. Transfer students who transfer general education math courses with a C or better and whose majors do not require additional mathematics courses do not have to take the profi ciency examination in mathematics. Transfer students who do not transfer general education math or who are required by their majors to take more math must take the profi ciency examinations in mathematics.

Transfer students who have earned an associate's degree (A.A. degree or A.S. degree) or who have completed sixty 60 hours or more from a combination of two-year and four-year institutions, and who have completed the Illinois General Education Core, are not required to take the profi ciency examinations in English, reading or math unless they are required as a prerequisites for other courses.

Questions about the courses, the examinations, or preparation materials should be addressed to the appropriate department chairperson:

Mathematics ....... Dr. K. Attele .... HWH 332 ...... 773-995-2102English................ Dr. R. Chierico HWH 301A ... 773-995-2350Reading .............. Dr. N. Grim ..... ED 201 ........... 773-995-3988

Academic Petition PolicyEff ective Summer 2011: Academic petitions for any term prior to Fall 2011 must be submitted by October 5, 2011.

Academic petitions that apply to the Fall 2011 term must be submitted to the Offi ce of the Registrar by 5pm February 10, 2012.

Academic policies and procedures are the building blocks of all academic planning at Chicago State University. All students are expected to be familiar with University policies. Knowing these policies and referencing them on a regular basis allows students, faculty, staff , and administrators the ability to operate under the same set of expectations as all parties work together to achieve the best possible student experience.

Exceptions to policy may be requested in writing and delivered to the Offi ce of the Registrar using the Academic Petition form. Requests for exceptions are to be clearly written and expected to include a detailed explanation about why the student believes an exception is warranted, required appropriate signatures, and attached supporting documentation where applicable.

Students can petition for administrative withdrawal or other registration modifi cations due to extenuating circumstances within 60 days of the term’s end date. With each petition, students are required to submit evidence of the circumstance and proof of attendance/grade from each instructor.

Students can petition for an extension of the deadline to remove an Incomplete (“I” grade) for a period not to exceed one additional semester. Th e petition must include written consent of the instructor of record as well as the extension deadline date. In addition, a petition for an extension must be submitted 30 days prior to the fi nal date of completion as listed on the Incomplete Grade Request and Contract form.

Students can petition for reinstatement after one full semester of dismissal for not maintaining academic standards. Th e student must present the request for reinstatement using the academic petition form and must include written consent of the college dean or designee. All petitions for reinstatement must be fi led by the following dates: Fall term: July 15; Spring term: November 15; Summer term: May 1.

All academic petitions submitted to the Offi ce of the Registrar are reviewed within sixty (60) days of receipt by the Academic Petition Committee. Students will receive notifi cation of a decision within 30 days of the review. Decisions rendered by the Academic Petition Committee are fi nal.

Th e Academic Petition form can be obtained online at the following websites: www.csu.edu/RecordsandRegistration/ or www.csu.edu/coursebulletin/. Th e form is also available in the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128.

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Cancelled Classes Th e University reserves the right to limit the size of classes and to cancel classes for which there is insuffi cient enrollment. Class cancellations are usually made before the fi rst day of class for the term. If the class for which you are registered is cancelled, you will automatically be dropped from the class. If you do not register for an alternative class, a tuition refund will be processed to your account according to the refund policy. Students receiving fi nancial aid benefi ts may wish to consult with their fi nancial aid counselor concerning any award implications.

Class AttendanceStudents are expected to attend all class sessions in the course sections for which they are registered unless prevented by illness, an offi cial University activity, or other urgent and unavoidable reasons. Th e responsibility for maintaining class attendance records rests with each faculty member. Students are expected to consult with instructors to complete class work and all assignments when classes are missed.

The following is the University policy on class attendance:• An instructor may drop students who do not attend the fi rst day of

class and make no attempt to contact the instructor or department chairperson prior to the absence. Th e instructor may report students who do not attend the fi rst two weeks of class without evidence of a legitimate excuse to the registrar who will drop the student from the class.

• Instructors are required to monitor and keep records of the attendance of students at all class meetings. If a student’s total absences are equal to or exceed the equivalent of two weeks of instruction, the instructor may drop the student from the course with a grade of W by February 14. See Withdrawal from the University for more information.

• To drop or withdraw from courses, the student must use the drop/withdrawal form, have an advisor sign it, and then submit the form to the Offi ce of the Registrar.

• If a student stops attending a class but fails to offi cially withdraw from the class before the drop/withdrawal date, the result may be a failing grade. Although the instructor may drop a student for poor attendance, it is ultimately the student’s responsibility to withdraw. See Withdrawal from the University for more information.

• If a student stops attending a class but fails to offi cially withdraw from the class before the drop/withdrawal date, the student is still responsible for the tuition and fees assessed. See Spring 2012 Academic Calendar for drop/withdrawal deadline dates.

Confi rm your registration in each course by reviewing your class schedule on CSU X-Press. If you are informed by the instructor and department representative that your name does not appear on the offi cial preliminary and/or subsequent class rosters, it is your responsibility to investigate the matter immediately by contacting the Offi ce of Records and Registration, ADM 128, at 773-995-2517.

Course Numbering System COURSE NUMBERS ........... LEVEL0900 — 0999 ............................Developmental level1000 — 1999 ............................Freshman level 2000 — 2999 ............................Sophomore level3000 — 3999 ............................Junior level4000 — 4999 ............................Senior level 5000 — 5999 ............................Graduate level 6000 — 6999 ............................Doctoral/Professional level

Th e course numbering system has changed from the use of three-digit course numbers to four-digit course numbers. For a full listing of the three-digit course numbers and the equivalent four-digit course numbers, please visit the following website: www.csu.edu/coursebulletin/

Credit Hour LoadUNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: Th e maximum credit hour load for the Fall and Spring semesters is 16 credit hours. Students whose CSU cumulative grade point average is 3.0 or better may register for a program of 18 semester hours. Additional hours beyond 16 must be approved in writing by the academic department. Th e Offi ce of the Registrar must record that approval in the system.

Although there is no minimum credit-hour load for students, the following minimum credit-hour loads are recommended: Veterans receiving benefi ts under Public Law 89-358 (Veterans Re-adjustments Benefi ts Act of 1966) must carry 12 credit hours to be eligible for full subsistence allowances during the semester. Students may not be registered at other colleges without written permission from the Academic Evaluation and Advisement Offi ce, ADM 128. Th is permission MUST be obtained prior to registration at either college.

F-1 international students must carry a minimum of 12 hours during fall and spring terms to maintain lawful F-1 student status in the United States.

GRADUATE STUDENTS: Th e maximum credit hour load of graduate courses is 12 hours in the Fall and Spring semesters. Exceptions to the graduate course credit hour load may be made with the approval of the graduate faculty advisors and/or the department chairperson and the graduate dean. Students may not be registered at other colleges and universities without approval of their advisors and the graduate dean. Permission must be obtained prior to registration at either college.

Undergraduate Incomplete Grade PolicyAn undergraduate student may request a grade of Incomplete (I) in a non-academic skills course if extraordinary and unavoidable circumstances have prevented completion of the required course work. By requesting an Incomplete, the student agrees to complete of the required course work in accordance to the Incomplete (I) Grade Request & Contract form. If a student does not complete the course work by the specifi ed date, the grade of "I" will be replaced by the default grade as stated in the contract.

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A request for a grade of Incomplete must be initiated by the student and submitted in writing using the Incomplete (I) Grade Request & Contract form. Th e contract must be submitted to the Offi ce of the Registrar by May 15, 2012. Contracts submitted after this deadline may not be processed and result in the default grade of F.

Th e Incomplete (I) Grade Request & Contract form can be obtained in the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128. Th e form is also available online at www.csu.edu/RecordsandRegistration/ or at www.csu.edu/coursebulletin/ .

Students DO NOT have to re-register for a course for which they have a grade of incomplete (I). If, after the incomplete contract has expired and/or a change of grade has been issued to replace the "I", a student may register for the course again. See Repeat Policy.

Placement Assessment • ADM 126Students must have a picture ID to take the placement assessment. Th e assessment placement schedule is posted in the offi ce, as well as on the examination offi ce web site at www.csu.edu/examinations/.

PrerequisitesPrerequisites are listed in the university catalog at www.csu.edu/catalogs. A student should not attempt to register for a course unless she/he meets the prerequisites, if any, for the course. If a student does not meet the prerequisite for a course, the student may be dropped from the course. Please consult your academic advisor about prerequisites for your courses.

Sexual Assault Prevention Online Education ProgramAll incoming students who entered CSU during the spring of 2009 or after are required to complete the Student Success Sexual Assault Prevention Program online education program. If you have a Sexual Assault hold (XS) on your account, you must complete the online training program prior to registering for classes. It is critical that you complete this program to avoid being blocked from registering for classes, requesting transcripts, and viewing your grades on CSU X-Press.

Program Instructions1. Th e online program is available to you at this link: https://studentsuccess.org/csu0911-sexualassault/index.php. You may access this link from any computer with internet access.2. Under "New Users" enter the following access code: 1190278.3. Follow the instructions provided to take the program. You will be asked to input an email address and password. Put in your CSU email address and your CSU password.4. Completing the training requires successful completing of fourteen (14) modules. You may stop and restart the program as many times as you want. You do not have to complete the whole program in one sitting.5. Present a copy of the Student Success Sexual Assault Prevention Program's progress report to the Offi ce of Admissions in ADM 126/127 to verify completion.

If at any time you need to speak to a trained professional about any of the topics addressed in the program, please contact the CSU Counseling Center at 773-995-2383.

If you have technical diffi culties with the program itself, please contact

Student Success at [email protected] or through the HELP button in the program.

Undergraduate Repeat PolicyStudents are allowed to repeat a course and have the highest grade earned count toward their cumulative grade point average. Please note that certain fi nancial aid programs may not cover tuition for repeated courses. Students should contact a fi nancial aid advisor when attempting to repeat a course, to determine eligibility.

Withdrawal from the University(Drop/withdraw from all courses resulting in zero hours of enrollment)

Prior to requesting to formally withdraw from the University, students are strongly encouraged to seek guidance from an academic advisor, major department chairperson, college dean, or from the Offi ce of the Registrar (ADM 128)/ Enrollment Management (ADM 129) for a more suitable resolution to concerns aff ecting enrollment.

Students who fully withdraw from the university by January 25, 2012 are eligible for a total reversal of tuition and fees. Students are permitted to withdraw from the university with a grade of W on their transcripts until Friday, May 4, 2012, after completing a Change of Program/Withdrawal form. Th e completed form must include all appropriate signatures and be submitted to the Offi ce of the Registrar by 5pm on May 4, 2012.

Students who fully withdraw from the university at any time from January 26 through February 14 are eligible for a 50% reversal of the refundable tuition and fees.

No refunds will be issued for total withdrawals made after February 14, 2012.

A withdrawal from the University is not complete until the appropriate form is submitted, approved and processed by the Offi ce of the Registrar.

Students who withdraw must also complete a withdrawal survey when they submit their withdrawal form to the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128. Withdrawal forms should be submitted in person by the student so that the survey can be completed.

Errors in the information provided on registration/withdrawal forms are the student’s responsibility.

Students can request to drop or withdraw from a course January 26 through May 4, 2012. It is the student’s responsibility to submit the completed and properly signed form to the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128, no later than 5pm, May 4, 2012. Forms submitted after May 4 will not be accepted.

Students who do not opt to drop or withdraw from a course or courses prior to the start of the fi nal examination period (May 7 - May 12) will receive a fi nal grade of A, B, C, D, I, P, or F as issued by the instructor.

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Additional InformationAmericans with Disabilities ActChicago State University is strongly committed to complying with Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. It is also committed to assuring that no qualifi ed individual is, by reason of a disability, excluded from participation in or denied the benefi ts of any services, programs, or activities provided by the University.

Abilities Offi ce of Disabled Student Services • CRSU 198Services are provided for all students who are in need of accommodations, due to a disability, defi ned in the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act as “a physical or mental impairment that limits a person in the performance of one or more major life functions.” Accommodations are provided to allow students equal access to their educational pursuits and are based on the functional limitations caused by the disability.

For information regarding services and registration to receive services, contact the ADA Coordinator of Disabled Student Services at 773-995-4401 or 773-995-3777 (for TTY users).

Address / Telephone ChangeStudents are required to change their address or telephone numbers using the CSU X-Press Web system or to submit a Change of Address/Telephone form in the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128, to ensure receipt of billing statements and other important communications from the University. Th e University will not accept responsibility for misdirected mail.

Policy on Family Educational Rights and Pri-vacy Act of 1974 (Notifi cation to Students)Chicago State University, in full compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, shall make educational records available to students upon request. Likewise, in accordance with the law, individually identifi able educational records will not be released to other than authorized individuals without written consent of the student.

Students have the right to fi le complaints with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Offi ce (FERPA) concerning alleged failures by the institution to comply with the Act.

Th e Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) aff ords students certain rights with respect to their education records. Th ese rights include:

Th e right to inspect and review their education records within 45 1. days of the day the University receives a request for access. Students should submit to the Registrar, dean, or other appropriate offi cial,

written requests that identify the record(s) they wish to inspect. Th e University offi cial will make arrangements for access and notify the student of the time and place where the records may be inspected. If the records are not maintained by the University offi cial to whom the request was submitted, that offi cial shall advise the student of the correct offi cial to whom the request should be addressed.Th e right to request the amendment of the student's education 2. records that the student believes are inaccurate or misleading. Students may ask the University to amend a record that they believe is inaccurate or misleading. Th ey should write the University offi cial responsible for the record, clearly identify the part of the record they want changed, and specify why it is inaccurate or misleading. If the University decides not to amend the record as requested by the student, the University will notify the student of the decision and advise the student of his or her right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment. Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the student when notifi ed of the right to a hearing. Th e right to consent to disclosures of personally identifi able 3. information contained in the student's education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. One exception which permits disclosure without consent is disclosure to school offi cials with legitimate educational interests. A school offi cial is a person employed by the University in an administrative, supervisory, academic or research, or support staff position (including law enforcement unit personnel and health staff ); a person or company with whom the University has contracted (such as an attorney, auditor, collection agent or other service provider - such as the National Student Clearinghouse; a person serving on the Board of Trustees; or a student serving on an offi cial committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance committee, or assisting another school offi cial in performing his or her tasks. A school offi cial has a legitimate educational interest if the offi cial needs to review an education record in order to fulfi ll his or her professional responsibility. Upon request, the University may disclose education records without consent to another school in which a student seeks or intends to enroll. Th e right to fi le a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education 4. concerning alleged failures by State University to comply with the requirements by FERPA.

Directory Information Chicago State University considers the following categories to be directory information, and, as such, may release it to any or all inquirers in such forms as directories or computer address lists:1. the student's name, 2. dates of attendance, 3. full- or part-time status, 4. degrees and awards received, 5. honors received (including Dean's List), 6. for members of athletic teams, weight and height.

Students who do not wish this information to be released may prevent such release by sending a written request to the Registrar.

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Distance Learning / E-Learning • LIB 318Hardware and software requirements: For online courses, you will need access to a personal computer with Windows (2000, ME, XP); Microsoft Offi ce 2003 (Word, Excel and Power Point); Pentium 4 or faster processor; at least 512 megabytes of memory (RAM) and internet access. Broadband is preferable.

A web or online course is led by an instructor using a web browser to access a course management system for synchronous and asynchronous instruction and assessment. Some examinations may be proctored and must be taken on campus or at another mutually agreed location.

A hybrid course is led by an instructor using a web browser to access a course management system for asynchronous instruction where some course sessions are scheduled on campus or at other designated locations, as listed in the comments section below the course listing.

Registration Requirements: During or before registration students MUST consult with an advisor regarding admittance to WEB and HYBRID courses. You MUST also have some experience with navigating the Internet and using it as research tool and communication resource.

To take an online course, students must have an active CSU e-mail account from the Information Technology Division.

A distance learning fee of $50 per course will be assessed to a student's account upon registration in any hybrid or online/web course, including contract and extension courses.

E-mail Accounts • LIB 143 An e-mail account is provided to each student who has registered for at least one semester. To obtain your e-mail account information, you will need to complete an account request form in the Information Technology Computer Lab, LIB 143. For security purposes, account information may not be provided by telephone. For further information, contact the ITD help desk at 773-995-3963.

Offi ce of Equal Opportunity • ADM 318Chicago State University supports the principles of equal opportunity in employment and education. Th e university seeks to insure that no person will encounter discrimination in employment or education on the basis of age, color, disability, sex, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran’s status. Th is policy is applicable to both the employment practices and administration of programs and activities within the University. It is the policy of the University that no person shall be excluded from participation, be denied the benefi ts of, or in any way be subject to discrimination in any program or activity at the University.

Th e Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) offi ce, within the Department of Labor and Legal Aff airs, handles complaints of discrimination. Any employee or student may at any time contact the EEO offi ce for purposes of advice, discussion of an alleged discrimination complaint and/or assistance in undertaking a formal or informal resolution of a complaint. Th e EEO Offi ce is located in Cook Administration, ADM 318, 773-995-2462.

Online Access to Grades and Student RecordsVia CSU X-Press, your student information, including midterm and fi nal grades, is instantly available. You can also access CSU X-Press to obtain and print a copy of your class schedule. No copies will be printed in the Offi ce of the Registrar. If you need offi cial verifi cation of your attendance or academic record, you may submit an enrollment verifi cation request or transcript request to the Offi ce of the Registrar, ADM 128. Remember, you will not receive a copy of your grades by mail. If you need assistance using CSU X-Press, stop by the Offi ce of the Registrar, or call 773-995-2522.

NOTE: Students should not share their CSU X-Press password/PAC with anyone, including faculty and staff . Students should reset their passwords if they feel their password has been compromised.

Graduation ApplicationsBACHELOR’S DEGREE CANDIDATES must submit graduation applications to the academic advisor by Th ursday, February 9, 2012. Th e deadline for fi ling your advisor-signed application for Spring 2012 in the Offi ce of Evaluation & Advisement, ADM 128 is Th ursday, February 16, 2012. Th e undergraduate graduation application is available online at: www.csu.edu/provost/documents/GraduationApplication.pdf

Please note that the undergraduate graduation application fee is $25.00. Th is fee is separate from the cap and gown fee or any other costs associated with the commencement ceremony. Th e commencement date for Spring 2012 is May 17, 2012.

MASTER’S DEGREE CANDIDATES may obtain a graduation application from the Offi ce of Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions (ADM 126). Signatures are required for all students. Students obtaining certifi cation with their program must obtain the departmental stamp from the Offi ce of Teacher Certifi cation, ED 208 as well. Th e deadline for fi ling your Spring 2012 graduation application is Th ursday, February 16, 2012.

Please note that the graduate graduation application fee is $25.00. Th is fee is separate from the cap and gown fee or any other costs associated with commencement. Th e commencement date for Spring 2012 is May 17, 2012.

Immunization RequirementIllinois Public Health Act Administrative Code Part 694 specifi es that any enrolled student born on or after January 1, 1957, who is a fi rst time freshman, a transfer student, or reentering a university after an absence of more than one semester, will be required to show proof of immunity to measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria and tetanus prior to registration. Any student who has not yet complied must comply with this mandate. Evidence of immunity from these diseases is required for students. A registered health care provider must verify documentation of immunization and testing. A high school health record with proof of immunization, if properly noted and certifi ed, is acceptable documentation for residents of Illinois. Individuals who are not properly immunized will not be allowed to register. Proof of proper immunization must be on fi le prior to registration. Students who fail to comply with the immunization requirements will be assessed a $25.00 non-compliance fee.

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Evidence of tuberculin testing is required for all international and residence hall students, as well as students in programs that require proof of immunizations (e.g., health programs and education).

Students who need to obtain immunizations or information regarding immunizations may contact their primary care providers or their local public health clinic. Students who reside outside of Chicago should contact the public health clinic of their townships or counties.

Students who wish to prove immunization requirements must complete the student immunization form and send it to: Wellness/Health Center, Chicago State University, 9501 S. King Drive, ADM 131, Chicago, Illinois 60628. Students can call the Wellness Center at 773-995-2010.

ParkingIndividuals using the university parking facilities must display a valid CSU parking sticker for entry/exit or pay $5 per entry at the parking lot entrance. Please note the current parking rates (eff ective September 1, 2010):

Daily.......................$5Summer ..................$50Semester .................$100Resident .................$150Annual ...................$200Reserved .................$310

For questions related to parking, please call the Parking Department at 773-995-2141.

Student Identifi cation Card Policy All full-time and part-time students enrolled at Chicago State University are required to obtain an offi cial CSU photo identifi cation card. Th e card should be kept in their possession while on campus or attending functions and classes at CSU. A valid CSU ID card is required to use all university facilities, including the library and the computer center. In addition, it is required to obtain free or reduced admission to university events. Th is card must be presented on demand for offi cial university identifi cation. Th ere is a $20 ID replacement fee. University ID cards can be obtained in the CougarOne lab, SCI 117. For more information, call 773-821-2447.

Student University Identifi cation Number (UID)To comply with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, a University Identifi cation Number (UID) is issued to each student and employee of the University. Students are issued a UID approximately 24 hours after their initial registration with the University. Th e UID is found on the University identifi cation card. Th e unique UID may be used through the lifetime of an individual's relationship with CSU.

To secure students' social security numbers, the UID should be used in all forms of communication whenever possible. Please include the student's nine-digit UID (9## - ## - ####) on all forms and email correspondence instead of the social security number.

Transcripts/Enrollment Verifi cationsTranscripts requested to be mailed are $5 per copy. Transcripts requested via the internet are $7.50 per copy. Transcripts requested over the counter for immediate receipt are $10 per copy. Enrollment verifi cations are $4 per copy, except for issuance governmental agencies. No fee will be charged for enrollment verifi cations issued to: the Department of Human Services; federal government agencies; banks; child care services and subsidized housing services. A pickup service is not available for enrollment verifi cations.

University HoldsStudents with fi nancial or academic holds may not register until the department that initiated the hold processes a release.

Common Registration HoldsHOLD TYPE CONTACT 773+ BLDG/RM(Al) Athletic Athletics 995-2295 JDC 205(B3) Business Bursar 995-2470 ADM 212(BU) Business Bursar 995-2470 ADM 212(CE) College of Dean, College of Education Education 995-2472 ED 320(D1) Dropped for Poor Scholarship Registrar 995-2522 ADM 128(E holds) Exams Examinations 995-2481 ADM 126(HO) Housing Housing 995-3676 RH 105(I2) Immunization Wellness/Hlth Ctr 995-2010 ADM 131(U4) Admissions Admissions 995-2513 ADM 126(XS) Sexual Assault Admissions 995-2513 ADM 126

Contact the department that has placed a hold on your record prior to your scheduled registration date. You cannot register if you have a hold. Your academic advisor can let you know if you have any holds on your record during your registration advisement session.

University Housing & Residence Life • (RH 105)Students living in the residence hall are required to be enrolled full-time each semester for a minimum of 12 credits for undergraduates and nine credits for graduates, have a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 and be in full medical compliance with the Wellness Center. Housing will not be assigned to students with an academic, fi nancial or housing hold. Th e university does not provide housing during semester breaks. For more information, call 773-995-3676.

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Student Health Insurance (SHI)CRSU 268-O • 773-995-4533

Health Insurance is MandatoryChicago State University provides a mandatory Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan underwritten by United Healthcare Insurance Company. All full-time students (undergraduates enrolled in 12 hours or more, graduates enrolled in 9 hours or more, and doctoral students enrolled in 6 hours or more) are automatically charged for the plan. All full time international students are required to purchase this insurance plan for the school year. Th e fee is applied to the accounts of full time students enrolled in all on-campus courses or a combination of off -campus (Extension/online) and on-campus courses.

Waiver/Enrollment Process and DeadlineStudents must complete an online form to waive out of or enroll into the mandatory CSU insurance plan every fall and spring semester.

To Waive: Students who have health insurance coverage are able to cancel the mandatory health insurance plan by going online during the specifi ed waiver/enrollment period and completing the waiver form provided there.

To Enroll: Students who do not have insurance or simply want to keep the mandatory health insurance plan must go online to complete and submit an enrollment form. Submitting an enrollment form will expedite activation of your enrollment should you need access to insurance coverage before the university submits its fi nal list of students who are to be insured. Th e period of coverage will be January 5, 2012 through August 18, 2012.

Students Who Take No Action: Any student who does not submit an online waiver by the announced deadline will be required to buy the university insurance plan. Waiver/enrollment periods and deadlines are published below as well as in the academic calendar each semester.

Waiver/Enrollment Period and Deadlines: Th e waiver/enrollment period for the Spring 2012 semester will open on November 21, 2011. Th e deadline for submitting a waiver or enrollment form will be 12:00 midnight on January 20, 2012.

Part-Time Students, Spouses and Dependents Eligible for Coverage Part-time students enrolled in 6-11 credit hours may participate in the university provided plan on a voluntary basis. Part-time and full-time students who are insured in the plan may insure their eligible dependents and domestic partners on a voluntary basis. Th e enrollment period, deadline, and period of coverage are the same as those for CSU students.

Additional information is available on the Student Health Insurance web page at www.csu.edu listed alphabetically under the A-Z listings. You may also call the Offi ce of Student Health Insurance at 773-995-4533 or visit us in the Cordell Reed Student Union, Room 268-O.

Fee & Payment InformationADM 211 • 773-995-2470Th e assessment of tuition and fees will be made prior to the fi rst day of classes. An e-mail notifi cation will be sent to students' CSU e-mail addresses alert students to view their E-Bills refl ecting tuition and fees and balances due to the University. See section on E-Bill for more information.

Tuition and mandatory fees are subject to change. Course fees and payment policies are administered by the Offi ce of Financial Aff airs. For more information contact the Offi ce of the Bursar, ADM 212, at 773-995-2470.

Calculate Your TuitionTh is formula shows how to tabulate your tuition charges:• On Campus: Total number of credit hours selected x tuition per credit hour + fees applicable to your total credit hours = your tuition.

• Off Campus: Total number of credit hours selected x tuition per credit hour + fees applicable to your total credit hours = your tuition.

• Distance Learning: Total number of credit hours selected x tuition per credit hour + $50 distance learning fee = your tuition.

NOTE: Some courses carry additional fees. Th ese fees are not included in the tuition and mandatory fee information. Th e list of courses with additional fees is in the back of this bulletin.

E-BillsWhat is an E-Bill? An E-Bill is the electronic version of your monthly statement. E-Bills are snapshots of the information contained on your student fi nancial account. Your student account includes all charges and payments, fi nancial aid, and other credits. Th e charges you will fi nd on your account include, but is not limited to, tuition, health insurance, room and board, and other related fees. All charges are subject to change as you make changes to your living arrangements, course schedule, and other related charges might change either before or after you receive your initial E-Bill for the term.

Chicago State University does not issue paper statements/bills. E-Bills are issued monthly throughout the term of enrollment. All charges incurred for the term are due by the published fi nal payment due date. All past due balances are subject to additional collection fees if unpaid.

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Online Account Access: You can access/view your fi nancial account information online through CSU X-Press. E-Bills are posted onto CSU X-Press monthly. When a new E-Bill/statement is available, you will receive an e-mail notifi cation to your CSU e-mail address.

Find your E-Bill, Account Summary, and IRS Tax Information by visiting www.csu.edu, then click “Cougar Connect.”

• Log in to Cougar Connect• Click Student Resource tab• Click View My Bill• Click View Statement

An offi cial notifi cation of the availability of your e-bill will be sent to your CSU e-mail address monthly.

Four-Year Guaranteed Tuition PlanTh e “Truth in Tuition” bill mandates that Illinois public universities provide four years of level tuition for new students enrolling for the fi rst time beginning with the Fall 2004-2005 academic year. Undergraduate and transfer students enrolling at CSU for the fi rst time after Fall 2004 and students who enroll for the fi rst time every semester beginning Fall 2004-2005 and thereafter will maintain the same tuition rate for four consecutive years, or until the student reaches 120 credit hours. Th e hours will be extended to accommodate any majors or programs that exceed the 120 hours or four years. Th e guaranteed rate will remain in eff ect, except in the event of a break in enrollment of more than one year (two semesters, excluding summer school). In no case will the initial guaranteed rate be valid beyond fi ve years of total enrollment. A tuition surcharge of 10% will be assessed for students who extend beyond the four-year guarantee period (120 credit hours) or fi ve years of total enrollment. For all other students, CSU’s current tuition program will remain in eff ect.

IMPORTANT NOTE: A change in major will not aff ect the guaranteed rate. Th at rate will continue for the number of credit hours necessary to complete the new major, not to exceed fi ve years of total enrollment. Beyond fi ve years of total enrollment, a 10% surcharge will be assessed.

Extended illness and military service will be given special consideration. Th e rate guarantee will be extended on a case-by-case basis through the student appeal process.

Transfer student rates will be guaranteed based upon 120 credit hours less the number of credits transferred at the time of fi rst enrollment. All extensions and exceptions that apply to new freshmen will be extended to new transfer students.

Credit hour pricing / Beginning with the Fall 2004-2005 academic year, tuition and mandatory fees will be charged on a per credit hour basis up to 15 hours. Th is 15 credit hour cap will allow students to complete 120 credit hours in eight semesters or four years. Credit hours exceeding 15 will be charged at the rate for 15 credit hours.

Out-of-state tuition / Th e Four Year Guaranteed Tuition Plan is extended to all undergraduate out-of-state new freshmen and transfer students whose permanent residence is not within the state of Illinois.

In - State tuition / Th e Four Year Guaranteed Tuition Plan is extended to all undergraduate new freshmen and transfer students whose permanent residence is within the state of Illinois.

Eff ective Fall 2010, newly admitted students whose state of permanent residency is Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri or Wisconsin are extended in-state tuition rates at Chicago State Unversity.

Mandatory FeesMandatory fees apply to all on-campus students and students with a combination off -campus and on-campus schedules regardless of student level or residency status.

Any combination of extension or distance learning courses and on-campus courses will have mandatory fees charged.

Spring 2012 Mandatory Fee Rates Full-Time Part-TimeActivity $55 $36Athletics $120 $104Health $30 $21Student Union $186 $120Facility $102 $71IT $102 $71CTA U-Pass¹ $113 --Insurance² $499 -- Total $1207 $423

College of PharmacyProfessional Student Service Fee $62.50

¹ CTA U-Pass assessed to full-time undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and pharmacy students enrolled for 12 or more credit hours.

² Student Health Insurance rate is under negotiation and subject to change and board approval.

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Spring 2012 TuitionOn-Campus Illinois Resident

Tuition Per

Credit Hour

# of Credit Hours

Fees Total Tuition

Undergraduate (returning,

non-guarantee)

$217 1-11 $423 $640 - $2810

$217 12-15+ $1207 $3811 - $4462

Undergraduate (newly enrolled

Freshmen & Transfer) Fall

2004

$215 1-11 $423 $638 - $2788

$215 12-15+ $1207 $3787 - $4432


Freshmen & Transfers) Fall

2005

$210 1-11 $423 $633 - $2733

$210 12-15+ $1207 $3727 - $4357



2006

$208 1-11 $423 $631 - $2711

$208 12-15+ $1207 $3703 - $4327



2007

$206 1-11 $423 $629 - $2689

$206 12-15+ $1207 $3679 - $4297



2008

$229 1-11 $423 $652 - $2942

$229 12-15+ $1207 $3955 - $4642



2009

$249 1-11 $423 $672 - $3162

$249 12-15+ $1207 $4195 - $4942



2010

$269 1-11 $423 $692 - $3382

$269 12-15+ $1207 $4435 - $5242



2011

$277 1-11 $423 $700 - $3470

$277 12-15+ $1207 $4531 - $5362

Graduate$261 1-11 $423 $684 - $3294

$261 12-15+ $1207 $4339 - $5122

Doctoral$277 1-11 $423 $700 - $3470

$277 12-15+ $1207 $4531 - $5362

Pharmacy $918.50 12+ $1269.50 $12,291.50

On-Campus Non-Illinois Resident Tuition

Per Credit Hour

# of Credit Hours

Fees Total Tuition

Undergraduate (returning,

non-guarantee)

$437 1 – 11 $423 $860 - $5230

$437 12 – 15+ $1207 $6451 - $7762



2004

$389 1 – 11 $423 $812 - $4702

$389 12 – 15+ $1207 $5875 - $7042



2005

$420 1 – 11 $423 $843 - $5043

$420 12 – 15+ $1207 $6247- $7507



2006

$414 1 – 11 $423 $837 - $4977

$414 12 – 15+ $1207 $6175 - $7417



2007

$410 1 – 11 $423 $833 - $4933

$410 12 – 15+ $1207 $6127 - $7357



2008

$455 1 – 11 $423 $878 - $5428

$455 12 – 15+ $1207 $6667 - $8032



2009

$495.50 1 – 11 $423$918.50 - $5873.50

$495.50 12 – 15+ $1207 $7153 - $8639.50



2010

$536 1 – 11 $423 $959 - $6319

$536 12 – 15+ $1207 $7639 - $9247



2011

$552 1 – 11 $423 $975 - $6495

$552 12 – 15+ $1207 $7831 - $9487

Graduate$498 1 – 11 $423 $921 - $5901

$498 12 – 15+ $1207 $7183 - $8677

Doctoral$518 1 – 11 $423 $941 - $6121

$518 12 – 15+ $1207 $7423 - $8977

Pharmacy $1377 12+ $1269.50 $17,793.50

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Spring 2012 Off-Campus Tuition (per credit hour) Illinois Resident Non-Illinois ResidentUndergraduate $242 $462Graduate $286 $523Undergraduate 2004 $240 $414Undergraduate 2005 $235 $445Undergraduate 2006 $233 $439Undergraduate 2007 $231 $435Undergraduate 2008 $254 $480Undergraduate 2009 $274 $520.50Undergraduate 2010 $294 $561Undergraduate 2011 $302 $577

Spring 2012 Distance Learning TuitionPer Credit Hour Rate Tuition plus $50.00 Distance LearningFee

Illinois Resident Undergraduate $217 per credit hour plus $50 Graduate $261 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2004 $215 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2005 $210 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2006 $208 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2007 $206 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2008 $229 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2009 $249 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2010 $269 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2011 $277 per credit hour plus $50

Non-Illinois ResidentUndergraduate $437 per credit hour plus $50 Graduate $498 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2004 $389 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2005 $420 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2006 $414 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2007 $410 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2008 $455 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2009 $495.50 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2010 $536 per credit hour plus $50 Undergraduate 2011 $552 per credit hour plus $50

Payment and Refund PolicyBy registering for classes at the Chicago State University (CSU), you acknowledge fi nancial responsibility for the confi rmed courses resulting from this registration, and all fees assessed to your student account (including the student health insurance fee). You also accept responsibility for any additional costs related to your enrollment at CSU including, but not limited to, room, board, parking, library fi nes, books and other class materials and any other departmental or college charges. By enrolling, you acknowledge that you are receiving an educational benefi t from CSU, and that the costs associated with that benefi t are an extension of credit from the University which is due and payable upon the date specifi ed (fi nal payment due date). Tuition and fee charges are billed on a monthly basis.

CSU does not mail billing statements to students. If you are a currently enrolled student, you will receive e-mail notifi cation each month, at your university e-mail address, indicating your tuition and fee statements are available online. Th e online statement, called the E-Bill, allows you to see your charges in an easy-to read, user- friendly format.

Student account balances are expected to be paid in full by the fi nal payment due date each term. Th ese charges, in accordance with CSU Policy, apply to all customers billed through the Student Accounts Receivable system, and are subject to a LATE PAYMENT CHARGE of $25.00 when the full amount is not paid when the fi nal payment is due. Such accounts will also be assessed a PENALTY of $40.00 IN ADDITION to the LATE PAYMENT CHARGE when the account balance becomes past due (delinquent). A fi nancial hold will be placed on any delinquent student account. Th is hold will prevent registration, release of transcripts, and may also prevent graduation and the release of a diploma.

In addition, you understand that Chicago State University may refer your past due account for collection and may authorize legal action against you for the collection of this debt. You agree to be liable for all reasonable collection costs, including attorney fees, court costs, and other charges necessary for the collection of your past due account. You understand that if you allow your account to go into delinquent status, your registration, release of your transcript and diploma will be prohibited until such time as your account is paid in full.

No registration transaction is complete until the business offi ce has processed the transaction and the student has been issued a printed receipt. If you register online, please confi rm your registration by obtaining a paid receipt for your registration at the cashier’s offi ce. All students registered for Fall 2011 must obtain a receipt for their fi rst installment.

1. Students must have met all their fi nancial obligations to the University before they are eligible to register for classes unless payment arrangements for meeting such obligations have been made with the bursar.

2. Discover, MasterCard, Telecheck, VISA, cash, money orders, cashier’s checks, certifi ed checks, personal checks and traveler’s checks will be accepted for tuition and fees. ECAP also provides electronic check approval that takes funds from your checking account within 48 hours of the time the check is written to CSU. Business checks will not be accepted.

3. Students who have presented two NSF (not suffi cient funds) checks to the university, even though restitution has been made, will be required to pay for their registration with cash, money orders, certifi ed checks, traveler’s checks, MasterCard, VISA or Discover. Business checks will not be accepted.

4. Spring 2012 payment deadlines: Advance Registration November 14 - 30: Payment due December 2, 2011. Regular Registration December 1 - January 16: Payment due January 18, 2012. Late Registration January 17 - 18: Payment due January 18, 2012.

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All registered students must present an initial payment to the Cashier's Offi ce (ADM 211) to validate and maintain registration in your Spring 2012 classes. Students must present one of the following payment arrangements by the 100% reversal/refund deadline of January 25, 2012:

Financial Aid Memo TMS installment plan for remaining account balance Bursar Offi ce Th ird Party Authorization Memo Initial monetary down payment Quick Pay payment receipt

Th e deadline for the 100% refund/reversal to drop/withdraw from registered courses is January 25, 2012. Please make your initial payment to validate your classes and avoid being dropped for non-payment.

Failure to make a payment may result in administrative withdrawal. See Student Registration Responsibility, Student Registration Agreement, and Bursar sections for more information.

5. Reinstatement Students who are eligible to register after being dropped or

administratively withdrawn for non-payment will not be reinstated into course sections for which they were previously registered.

6. Installment Payment Option

A. Eligible: All Illinois resident students registering for six or more hours during advance, regular and late registration.

B. Non-eligible: Students who have tuition and fee charges that amount to less than the required deposit due to fi nancial aid credits are not eligible. Students registering for less than six hours are not eligible.

C. Tuition Management Installment Plan: Chicago State University off ers an interest-free monthly payment plan to distribute your education expenses over time instead of one large payment. For more information, or to enroll, call 800-722-4867 (TMS/ 24 hours a day) and speak with an education payment counselor or log onto www.csu.edu/. Or, you can log on directly to Tuition Management Systems at www.aff ord.com. Only students enrolling for three or more credit hours are allowed to use the Tuition Management Installment Plan.

Students using the installment payment option are required to make an initial payment at the time of registration. Remember, your initial deposit must go to Chicago State or your registration will be cancelled. Th e enrollment fee for using the installment plan varies according to the number of payments in your plan. Whether or not you are on the installment plan with TMS, you will still pay the deferred fee amount if tuition is not paid in full at the time of registration. Th e deferred fee is non-refundable.

Tuition Management Services (TMS) Monthly Payment PlannerSpring 2012 PlansPayments Due Dates Enrollment FeeFive (5) payments ............December 1 – March 29 ........................$35Four (4) payments ...........January 1 – March 29 ............................$40Th ree (3) payments ..........February 1 – March 29 ..........................$45Two (2) payments* ...........March 1 – March 29 .............................$50

* On-line enrollment in the TMS plan is not available for six- and two payment plans. Students must enroll at CSU in the Bursar’s offi ce.

Deferred Payment AmountFull-Time Student $644.00Part-Time Student $423.00

1. TMS Refunds Th e service fee is nonrefundable; the down payment is refundable

in accordance with the University refund policy. Selecting the installment payment option cannot extend the refund period. Final payment is due on withdrawals after the refund period.

2. TMS Final Payment Partial or complete payment will be accepted at any time; however,

the total balance must be paid according to your TMS payment plan. If you are not enrolled in TMS, the total balance must be paid by November 3, 2011. Make full payment before the deadline to avoid any additional charges.

3. Default on TMS Plan Failure to make a complete payment on time according to your

payment plan will cause payment default and a $25 delinquent fee will be assessed each semester that the balance is outstanding. In addition, a hold will be placed on your academic record and you will not be permitted to register for subsequent terms until the balance is paid in full.

4. Your fi nancial responsibilities If you fail to meet the terms of your installment payment agreement,

you will not be eligible for academic credit for enrolled courses. In addition, Chicago State University may report your account to the credit bureau, place your student account with an outside collection agency and assign the account to the State of Illinois Off -Set System. It is further understood that all reasonable collection costs, fees or legal expenses incurred by Chicago State University and any outside agency in securing payment is your responsibility. Th ese fees could range from 25% to 50% of your unpaid balance.

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Refund Policy1. Partial reversal (less than 12 hours): A partial reversal of tuition and

refundable fee charges will be made to the accounts of students who reduce their credit hour load below 12 semester hours during the

period beginning November 14, 2011 and ending January 25, 2012.

2. 100% reversal upon complete withdrawal: A total reversal of tuition and refundable fee charges will be made upon complete formal withdrawal from the university during the period beginning November 14, 2011 and ending January 25, 2012.

3. 50% reversal upon complete withdrawal: A 50% reversal of tuition and refundable fee charges will be made upon complete formal withdrawal from the university during the period beginning January 26, 2012 and ending February 14, 2012.

4. 0% reversal upon complete withdrawal: No reversal of charges will be granted upon complete withdrawals after February 14, 2012.

View Your Bill On-LineAfter you register for classes, you can view your bill online.

To view your bill, visit www.csu.edu, then click “Cougar Connect.” • Log in to Cougar Connect• Click Student Resource tab• Click View My Bill• Click View Statement

Offi ce of the BursarADM 213 • 773-995-2470

ALL PAST DUE BALANCES ARE DUE IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID ANY ADDITIONAL LATE FEES.

Validate Your ClassesTh e Spring 2012 initial down payment to secure your advance registration transactions made November 14 - 30 is due on or before December 2, 2011. Th e Spring 2012 initial down payment to secure your regular or late registration transactions made December 1 - January 18 is due on or before January 18, 2012.

You must validate your Spring 2012 registration or your classes will be dropped for non-payment. Please present a form of payment to the Cashier Offi ce located at Cook Bldg Room 211. Initial monetary down payment for part-time (1 -11 registered hours) is $423 and full-time (12+ registered hours) is $644.

Th e deadline to be reinstated after being dropped for nonpayment is January 23, 2012.

Please present a form of payment listed below to the Cashier Offi ce and obtain a cashier receipt on or before the initial payment due date:

• Financial Aid Hold Release Agreement;• TMS installment plan for remaining account balance; • Bursar Offi ce Th ird Party Authorization;• Initial monetary down payment.

To pay your bill at the Cashier Offi ce, the University accepts cash, check, American Express (AMEX), MasterCard (MC), VISA, and Discover:

• Cash and Check payments – In person only • Credit Card payments – Telephone at (773) 995-2029

For more information regarding your balance or E-bill please contact the Bursar Offi ce at [email protected] or (773) 995-2470. Installment payment options are available through the Tuition Management System at www.aff ord.com.Questions regarding making payments should be directed to the Cashier Offi ce at (773) 995-2029.

Spring 2012 Cougar Cash Card Pick-up• Pick up your Cougar Cash Card at the Cashier Offi ce ADM 211

Monday through Friday during normal business hours.• To Activate your Cougar Cash Card please call (866) 345-4011 or

log onto https://www.cardfl exprepaid.com/csu/

Spring 2012 Financial Aid Refunds• You must have a credit account balance posted on your student

account.• Direct Deposit – In your bank account or Cougar Cash Card on

disbursement date.• Paper Check – In the mail on disbursement date. No check pick-

up.• If you prefer a paper check refund you must come to the Bursar

Offi ce to make your selection.• Th e initial Spring 2012 fi nancial aid refund is Tuesday January 31,

2012.

Please note: You are in-eligible for direct deposit if you have a prior term balance on your student account until the prior balance is paid in full. To verify your account status, log into CSU Xpress and view your student account balance.

Spring 2012 Refund Calendar

Credit Balance Post Date Refund Date01/25/12 01/31/1202/01/12 02/09/1202/08/12 02/16/1202/15/12 02/23/12 02/22/12 03/01/1202/29/12 03/08/1203/07/12 03/15/1203/14/12 03/22/1203/21/12 03/29/1203/28/12 04/05/1204/04/12 04/12/1204/11/12 04/19/1204/18/12 04/26/1204/25/12 05/03/1205/02/12 05/10/1205/09/12 05/17/12

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Spring 2012 E-billsE-bills are issued monthly. Chicago State University does not issue paper bills. Find your on-line e-Bill, Account Summary, and IRS Tax Information:

• Go To Cougar Connect• Select Student Resource Tab• Click View My Bill• Click View Statement

NOTE: Actual refund amounts may vary depending on factors such as deferred payment option and fi nancial aid award reductions. Refund checks are mailed.

Policy on Returned ChecksAll checks are processed through Telecheck. Any returned check will in-cur a $20 Chicago State University return check fee and a $25 fee payable to Telecheck, for a total of $45. If you reimburse Chicago State University directly for any check you will still be assessed the $25 fee by Telecheck, and an additional $25 delinquent payment fee by Chicago State University.

It is the responsibility of the student to maintain a current address in the Offi ce of the Registrar.

NOTE: • All dates, fees, and charges are subject to change.

• The late registration fee is $100!

• Register early to avoid the late registration fee!

Spring 2012 CTA U-Pass PolicyTh e Chicago State University Board of Trustees is pleased to announce that it is joining the Chicago Transit Authority to provide the U-Pass to all full-time undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and pharmacy students. Th e U-Pass is a discount fare card that replaces cash for all CTA fares and can be used for unlimited rides on all CTA buses and trains.

Who is eligible for the U-Pass?Who is eligible for the U-Pass?

• All full-time students with 12 credit hours or more are eligible for the U-Pass.

• To receive a U-Pass, you must be present when the CTA is onsite to take photos and issue cards.

How much does the U-Pass cost?CTA sets the price for the U-Pass on an annual basis. For the 2011-2012 academic years, the U-Pass costs $113.00 per semester. All full-time students with 12 hours or more will have their accounts billed automatically. And any students, who have less than 12 hours, may also purchase the U-Pass for an additional cost.

Can I waive receiving the U-Pass?Th e Chicago Transit Authority designed the U-Pass program not only as a way to off er a discount to full-time students but also to increase CTA ridership. Th erefore, for a school to participate in the program, CTA requires that all full-time students at the school receive the U-Pass. However, there are limited circumstances when the U-Pass may be waived if the student meets one of the following criteria:

• Student enrolled in distance learning or online courses• Student enrolled in extension courses• Student with disabilities• Student studying abroad • Student who is 62 years or older

In order for a fee waiver to be considered, the student must submit all requests in writing with supporting documentation to the U-Pass Coordinator, Bobbie Stewart, in the University Cashier’s Offi ce at ADM 211 by 5 p.m. CST on February 1, 2012. Th e U-Pass Coordinator can be reached by telephone at (773)995-2029 or e-mail to [email protected].

Can I receive a credit towards semester parking permit?• Students who purchased a semester parking permit will be issued

up to a $50.00 credit on their student account towards the cost of the parking permit.

• Credit will only be issued for full-time students.

Can I receive a credit towards full year parking permit?• NO, Students must purchase a semester parking permit to receive

the credit towards the cost of the parking permit.

How will the waiver credit be issued?Th e credit waiver towards the parking permit will be issued beginning February 1, 2012. No waiver will be issued to students who purchase their parking permit after the 100 percent refund drop date of January 25, 2012.

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When is my U-Pass activated?You will receive a new U-Pass at the beginning of each semester. Th e following are the dates and times for U-Pass distribution for the Spring semester:

Pick-up location: Jacoby Dickens Center ( JDC)Monday, January 9, 2012 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.Tuesday, January 10, 2012 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.Tuesday, January 17, 2012 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.Wednesday, January 18, 2012 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

CTA is off campus now so where can I go with my U-Pass? • See the U-Pass Coordinator (Bobbie Stewart) in the Cashier’s

Offi ce

When will my CTA U-Pass be available for pick up? • Students who have completed the authorization form and contacted

the U-PASS coordinator will pick up their UPASS at the Cashier’s Offi ce located in the Cook ADM 211on the following Monday.

Do I use the same U-Pass card for fall and spring semesters? • Yes. Your U-Pass card will re-activated at the beginning of each

semester. At the start of a new semester, the U-Pass Coordinator will announce the dates and times of U-Pass distribution for new students. Every eff ort will be made to distribute-Pass cards before or on the activation date.

• For the Fall 2011 semester, your U-Pass will work from Monday, January 9, 2012 to Friday, May 18, 2012.

Can I give my U-Pass card to someone else to use?NO. U-Pass cards are not transferable and will be confi scated by the CTA and its holder subject to criminal prosecution if it is misused or presented for transportation by any person other than the person to whom it is issued. CTA maintains the right to inspect the U-Pass used by a student and to ask the student for another form of identifi cation to ensure that the pass is being used by the person to whom it is issued. Furthermore, CTA maintains the right to deny a student access to the CTA system at the U-Pass reduced fee if the student does not possess both the U-Pass and a current CSU ID card.

What do I do if my card is lost or stolen? Lost or stolen cards should be reported to the U-Pass Coordinator, Ms. Bobbie Stewart, in the Cashier’s Offi ce. Th e card will be deactivated. Stu-dents may call CTA @ 1-888-968-7282 or go on line to transitchicago.com and request a new pass. CTA requires a payment of $50.00 for lost and/or stolen UPASS.

What do I do if my card is damaged?Most students damage their U-Pass by allowing it to touch the magnetic strip of another card such as a credit card. If a card is damaged, it will be replaced for free, but students have to go to the Cashier’s Offi ce to request a new card. It takes fi ve days for the replacement card to be ready and students will be given a temporary card to use while they wait for their replacement card. Th e Cashier’s Offi ce will notify students when their re-placement card comes in and can be picked up in the Cashier’s Offi ce.

What do I do if my card is captured on a bus?If a card is captured on a bus, it is considered a student error. Contact the bus driver to get a receipt stating that the card was captured. Students must then take the receipt to the U-Pass Coordinator in the Cashier’s Offi ce to request a new U-Pass. It will take fi ve days for a replacement card to be mailed to Chicago State University from the CTA. No free passes are given to students while they wait. Th e Cashier’s Offi ce will notify students when their replacement card is available and they can pick it up from the Cashier’s Offi ce.

What do I do if my card is captured on a train?If a card is captured on the train, contact the CTA personnel to write a “Fare Discrepancy Report.” Th e CTA personnel will give the student a free transit card to get to their destination. Students will have to take the report to the U-Pass Coordinator in the Cashier’s Offi ce to request a new replace-ment card. Th e Cashier’s offi ce will notify students when their replacement card is available and they can pick it up from the Cashier’s Offi ce.

Miscellaneous FeesApplication (Graduate) .....................................................................$25Application (International) ................................................................$30Application (Undergraduate) .............................................................$25Collection ............................................................................ Actual CostDeferred Tuition ......................................................... Per payment planDistance Learning Fee ................................................... $50 per courseFinance Charge on Unpaid Balance ............................. 1.5% per monthGraduation / Graduate ..................................................................... $25Graduation / Undergraduate ............................................................ $25Immunization Non-Compliance ....................................................... $25Late Payment .................................................................................... $25Late Placement Testing .................................................................... $15Late Registration ............................................................................. $100Lost ID card ...................................................................................... $20Special Exam ..................................................................................... $10Transcript via mail (per copy) ............................................................ $5Transcript, over the counter (per copy) .............................................. $10Written Verifi cation of Enrollment .................................................. $ 4

(Non-governmental agencies, see Enrollment Verifi cations.)

ADDITIONAL SERVICES – Cashier’s Offi ce• CTA Monthly and Weekly Passes. • Meal plans.• Postage stamps.

Take advantage of these convenient services anytime during normal business hours. For more information, call the Cashier’s Offi ce at 773-995-2029.

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Student Financial AidADM 207 • 773-995-2304

Deadlines and policies are available in the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid and on the fi nancial aid website. Th e University provides an established fi nancial assistance program designed to best meet the needs of Chicago State University students. Assistance is available to eligible students in the form of scholarships, grants, assistantships, student employment and loans. All students wishing to be considered for fi nancial assistance must com-plete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

To be eligible for Federal GrantsStudents must be enrolled in a program leading to a degree/certifi cate to be eligible for Federal Pell Grants, Federal College Work-Study, Federal Staff ord Loans and Federal Perkins Loans.

Special students (at-large, conditionally admitted graduate students, or stu-dents enrolled in contract courses) are not eligible for state or federal fi nan-cial assistance. Generally, students must be enrolled for at least halftime to be eligible for assistance from these programs.

Undergraduate students must be enrolled for at least nine hours to be considered three-quarter time, and twelve or more hours in order to be considered full time. Nine hours is considered full time for master’s and doctoral candidates; fi ve hours half-time. A change in enrollment status (hours enrolled and/or grade level) that occurs after a fi nancial aid recipi-ent’s original registration must be reported immediately, in writing, to the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid. Failure to report changes in enrollment status may result in overpayment, cancellation of benefi ts, and jeopardize future eligibility for student fi nancial assistance.

Students selected for verifi cation by the U.S. Department of Education or the University will be required to provide requested documentation before their fi nancial aid awards can be processed.

Review your fi nancial aid status anytimeStudents may review their fi nancial aid status at any time on the CSU X-Press website. Th is website provides students with information relating to the amount of their fi nancial aid awards, if any, as well as, any require-ments that they might need to fulfi ll, such as, but not limited to, submitting verifi cation documents, tax forms, SAP (Satisfactory Academic Progress) petitions, etc., before their fi nancial aid package may be fi nalized.

Th e Offi ce of Student Financial Aid no longer mails document tracking and award letters to continuing students. Instead, students are notifi ed via e-mail that there is “activity” on their fi nancial aid accounts and that they should go to the CSU X-Press website to review their status. All continu-ing CSU students have been assigned an e-mail account. It is every stu-dent’s responsibility to access his/her e-mail periodically and to review any communication from the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid.

Student Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy and ProceduresFederal and state regulations require Chicago State University to estab-lish and implement a “Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy” for undergraduate/graduate/professional students. Chicago State University’s

SAP Policy(s) measures whether students are progressing at a reasonable rate toward the completion of their educational objectives. Students must comply with the applicable SAP policy to maintain their continued fi nan-cial aid (including loans) eligibility. Copies of the current SAP policies are available for students in the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid. Th ey are also available for review in both the undergraduate and graduate catalogs, as well as on the Chicago State University website.

Mitigating Circumstances/Appeal ProcessA student who fails to make satisfactory academic progress may petition for reinstatement of their eligibility to the Financial Aid Appeals Board. Th e student must document mitigating circumstances, such as injury, illness, family death or other emergencies. Petitions are available in the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid, and are available for download from the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid web site.

NOTE: Th e Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy(s) is subject to change without notice. Th e Offi ce of Student Financial Aid will make every at-tempt to provide students with timely notice regarding their satisfactory academic progress status. However, it is every student’s responsibility to read the policy and monitor his/her own progress.

Student LoansTh e Federal Staff ord Loan program limits, if combined, cannot exceed the established limits and cost of attendance. During the 2011-2012 year a student may be eligible to borrow a Federal Staff ord Loan based on the following limits:

Subsidized ........ Unsubsidized

Freshman ...............................$3,500 ..................$6,000

Sophomore .............................$4,500 ..................$6,000

Junior .....................................$5,500 ..................$7,000

Senior .....................................$5,500 ..................$7,000

Fifth Year ...............................$5,500 ..................$7,000

Certifi cation ...........................$5,500 ..................$7,000

Certifi cate ..............................$5,500 ..................$5,000

Master’s/Doctorate ................$8,500 ................$12,000

You will only be eligible to borrow one loan for one academic year. For example: If you borrow $3,500 through a subsidized Staff ord Loan as a freshman, you will not be allowed a subsequent loan until you advance to the sophomore level.

February 28, 2012 is the deadline to accept "Off ered Loans" or submit re-quests for loan revisions to the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid. Procedures for obtaining a loan for the Spring 2012 semester are published on the Of-fi ce of Student Financial Aid website at www.csu.edu/fi nancialaid/.

Financial Aid Refund/Repayment PolicyIf a student who receives any federal and/or state student fi nancial assis-tance completely withdraws prior to the end of an academic term in which s/he receives federal/state aid, federal regulations require CSU to prorate or reduce the award(s) received, according to the actual number of calendar days in which the student was enrolled. Funds to which the student was not entitled, due to the proration calculation, must be returned to the federal/

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state award program(s). If a student's charges exceed the prorated awards remaining on her/his account, a balance will be owed to the university. If a student receives a disbursement check prior to obtaining a complete with-drawal or uses some of the awarded funds for a book voucher-based upon the proration, s/he will be required to repay a portion or all of such funds to the University and/or the award program(s). Before initiating a complete withdrawal, contact the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid at 773-995-2304 for a complete explanation.

Timeline DatesTimeline dates will be posted in the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid for recipients of the basic state and federal fi nancial aid programs. Timeline dates do not apply to recipients of other aid that may be based on academic performance, pursuit of a specifi c program/degree, etc., or aid from private sources.

Loan CounselingStudents who receive loans are required to complete Entrance Counseling prior to receiving a disbursement and Exit Counseling when they graduate, drop to less than half-time enrollment, or completely withdraw from the University. Online Entrance Counseling and Exit Counseling may be ac-cessed through StudentLoans.gov web site.

Federal Work-Study / Student State Aid EmploymentA limited number of positions are available throughout the university through the federal work-study and state aid funded student employment programs. Students with exceptional need are awarded FWS/SA eligibil-ity and given the opportunity to be employed. Students wishing consider-ation for student employment should indicate their interest on the FAFSA. Rates of pay vary, depending upon the type of work and the level of respon-sibility. A student must be paid at least the minimum wage. Students are responsible for monitoring the time/hours they work so that they will not exceed their award balance.

Veterans Affairs Offi ceStudents receiving veterans benefi ts are required to adhere to the Univer-sity’s academic standing policies as outlined in the University’s catalog. A change in enrollment status that occurs after the veteran’s status has been certifi ed must be immediately reported to the Veterans Aff airs Offi ce which is located in the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid, ADM 207. Failure to report changes in enrollment status may result in overpayments. An un-approved change of program may cause termination of future benefi ts.

Financial Aid Website, E-mail & CSU X-PressAll information provided in this student fi nancial aid section is subject to change. Any such changes and/or modifi cations will be refl ected on the Of-fi ce of Student Financial Aid website. It is the responsibility of all students to stay informed about issues that may aff ect their fi nancial aid eligibility by regularly monitoring e-mail correspondence from the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid and accessing the Offi ce of Student Financial Aid website and CSU X-Press.

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plan, as presented in the front of this bulletin.

REFUNDS: See Refund Policy.

CLASS SIZE: Th e University reserves the right to limit the size of classes and to cancel due to insuffi cient enrollment.

CLASS MEETING: Normally, classes meet once a week for 16 weeks. Sessions consist of 50 minutes of instruction each week for each credit hour (i.e., a three-credit hour course meets 150 minutes per week ). Courses meeting for fewer than 16 weeks compensate with more frequent and/or longer class meetings each week, as detailed in the individual class listing.

PREREQUISITES: Course prerequisites are stated in the Chicago State University catalog or CSU’s Website: www.csu.edu/catalogs.

GRADUATE ADMISSION APPLICATION (NON- DEGREE STUDY): Students enrolling in graduate courses for the fi rst time and who are not currently admitted to a graduate degree program are required to complete a graduate-at-large application. A $25 application fee must be submitted with the at-large application. Additionally, proof of a bachelor’s degree must be submitted with the application, (i.e., copy of a transcript illustrating an awarded degree, copy of diploma, or state teaching certifi cate). Graduate at-large students who have not enrolled in a course at CSU within two years or more, but left in good standing, are required to apply for readmission by completing a readmit form. Th ere is a $25 fee for readmission. Students admitted to a program who have not attended CSU within the last two years must obtain a departmental advisor’s signature. Submit your extension registra-tion form, at-large application or readmit form, proof of degree, tuition fee and a $25 readmission application fee to your instructor or an exten-sion services department representative on the fi rst day of the class, or submit to the extension services department, JDC 201, if enrolling only in extension courses.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: For site confi rmation, room numbers, and other courses added after the printing of this schedule, contact the Department of Extension Services at 773-995-2214.

SPRING 2012 EXTENSION SITESCommunity Mental Health Council / 8704 S. Constance, Chicago / Room: 301*

Eisenhower High School / 12700 S. Sacramento Blvd, Blue Island / Room: TBA*

Illinois Eye Institute - Illinois College of Optometry / 3241 S. Michigan, Chicago/ Room:

Adams Center*

Naperville Central High School / 440 W. Aurora Road, Naperville / Room: 02*

Oak Lawn High School / 9400 Southwest Hwy, Oak Lawn / Room: TBA*

South Suburban College & University Center / 16333 S. Kilbourn, (I-57 at 167th St),

Chicago / Room: 5160

Taft High School / 6530 W. Bryn Mawr, Chicago (PE Bldg.) / Room: 136*

*Site is not confi rmed; contact the Offi ce of Extension Services at 773-995-2214 prior to the fi rst class. You may also get site room number information by selecting the appropriate menu item at the same number.

Course meeting dates represent the offi cial start and end dates of the term. Classes start and end on the day indicated within the offi cial term.

Spring 2012 ExtensionRegistration InformationBY MAIL OR FAX: Contact the Department of Extension Services at 773-995-2214 for a mail in/fax registration form. Mail the extension registration form to the Department of Extension Services, Chicago State University, 9501 S. King Drive, JDC 201, Chicago, Illinois 60628. You can also fax your registration form to 773-995-2941. Th e deadline for registering by mail or fax is January 18, 2012.

ON CAMPUS: Students registering exclusively for off -campus courses can register in the Department of Extension Services, JDC 201 from 9a.m. to 4:30p.m. If enrolling in a combination of on-campus and off -campus courses, students must register via CSU X-Press.

IN CLASS: Unless noted otherwise in the individual class information, you may register at the fi rst session of the class, if the course is still open. However, you are strongly urged to register prior to the fi rst class, since some courses fi ll quickly.

ON THE WEB: Students who are formally admitted into a degree, certifi cation, or certifi cate program must obtain a current registration advising PIN (RAP) from their advisor during the advisement session. An advising PIN is not required for at-large students. However, course prerequisites must be met in order to register. At-large students may begin registering online during the period of November 23, 2011 through January 18, 2012. Registrations processed January 17 - 18 will be assessed a $100 late registration fee.

FEES: Tuition is based on the status of the student, not the status of the class. Tuition is subject to change.

Off -Campus Tuition (per credit hour) Illinois Resident Non-Illinois ResidentUndergraduate $242 $462Graduate $286 $523Undergraduate 2004 $240 $414Undergraduate 2005 $235 $445Undergraduate 2006 $233 $439Undergraduate 2007 $231 $435Undergraduate 2008 $254 $480Undergraduate 2009 $274 $520.50Undergraduate 2010 $294 $561Undergraduate 2011 $302 $577

TUITION PAYMENT OPTIONS: Call the CSU Cashier’s Offi ce directly at 773-995-2029 to pay by personal check or credit card (Discover, MasterCard or VISA.) You may also submit check or money order payments by mail to the Department of Extension Services, 9501 S. King Drive, JDC 201, Chicago, IL 60628. Write the correct course number and section number on the check or money order. Please enclose a telephone number where you can be reached, if required, on the check or money order.

INSTALLMENT PLAN: Only students registered for six hours or more are eligible for the installment plan. Th ere is an additional service fee based on the installment plan selected. Students choosing the installment plan option must utilize the tuition management installment

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Study, Research & Internship Abroad Programs (SRIA) for

Summer 2012

For additional Study, Research & Internship Abroad Programs, visit the Offi ce of International Programs, DH 203C.

EgyptSummer studies in Egypt. Educational and Cultural

enrichment and cultural exchange experience.

Class required SAB 4720: Special Topics in

Hieroglyphs.

Departure: ........................................................... TBA

Credits: .....................................................................6

Duration: ...................................................... 2 weeks

Application deadline: .......................... Nov. 11, 2011

HungaryBudapest Semesters in Mathematics.

Learn Mathematics from leading Hungarian scholars

Class required: See Coordinator.

Departure: ........................................................... TBA

Credits: .......................................................................

Duration: .................................................... Semester


GhanaSummer studies in West Africa, University of Ghana.

Educational and Cultural enrichment enhancements

and cultural exchange experience. Study Abroad

class required: S AB 4720/5720 Special Topics in

African History.

Departure: ........................................................... TBA

Credits: .....................................................................6

Duration: ...................................................... 4 weeks


South AfricaUnique opportunity for educational University of

Zululand in Kwa Zulu Natal. Study Abroad required:

S AB 4720/5720, S AB 3960, S AB 4980, 5980,

S AB 4990/5990

Departure: ........................................................... TBA

Credits: .....................................................................6

Cost: ........................................................Competitive

Duration: .................................................4 - 6 weeks


FulbrightGovernment sponsored research opportunity -seniors

and grad students: Select a country of your choice

and submit a research proposal. All expenses paid.

Departure: ........................................................... TBA

Credits: ................................................................ N/A

Cost of living stipends for students ................. varies

Duration: ........................................ 6 months-1 year

Pre-registration: .................................. Nov. 11, 2011

SpainIntensive four weeks of language enhancements and

cultural exchange. University of Toledo, Spain.

Language prerequisite three Semesters. Study Abroad

Orientation class required. Homestays with approved

families available.

Departure: ........................................................... TBA

Credits: .....................................................................9

Duration: ...................................................... 4 weeks

Application deadline ........................... Nov. 11, 2011

MartiniqueEmergence into a culture of romantic language on

the island Martinique. Two semesters of language

required. Study Abroad Orientation class required.

Departure: ........................................................... TBA

Credits: ................................................................ TBA

Cost: .................................................................. varies

Duration: ...................................................... 4 weeks


EcuadorSummer studies for three weeks in Guenia.

Instructions in English and Spanish. Fieldwork,

discussion and lecture. Service work in rural schools.

Homestays with approved Ecuadorian families.

Departure ............................................................ TBA

Credits: .....................................................................3

Course: .........................................................BIL 5380

Duration: .......................................................3 weeks

Application deadline: .........................Nov. 11, 2011

MexicoSummer studies for four weeks in Puebla, Mexico

at the Universidad de Las Americas. Instructions in

Spanish on all levels. Homestays with

approved Mexican families.

Departure: .............................................................TBA

Credits: ...................................................................3-6

Duration: .........................................................3 weeks

Application deadline: ...........................Nov. 11, 2011

FranceUniversity of Nice Sophia Antipolis. Intensive lan-

guage and cultural studies for students, from begin-

ning French level to more advanced. Diaspora culture

studies and workshops are also available to partici-

pants. Homestays available.

Departure: .............................................................TBA

Course: ........................................................FL&L 1510

Credits: ...................................................................3-6

Duration: .........................................................4 weeks


TaiwanCultural enhancement opportunities at the National

Kaoshiung University in Taiwan. Study abroad orien-

tation required. Inquire in the Offi ce of International

Programs (OIP) DH 203C for more details.

Departure: .............................................................TBA

Credits: .......................................................................3

Duration: .........................................................4 weeks


South KoreaSummer studies in South Korea. Two to three weeks.

Inquire in the Offi ce of International Programs, (OIP)

DH 203C, for more details.

Departure: .............................................................TBA

Credits: .......................................................................3

Duration: .........................................................4 weeks

Application deadline .............................Nov. 11, 2011

NSEPNational Security Education Program/Scholarships

for undergraduates and graduates available for any

SRIA program.

www.iie.org/nsep

Campus deadline ..................................Nov. 11, 2011

IIPPInstitute for International Public Policy / Prepare for a

career in international aff airs with specially designed

education and training.

www.uncfsp.org/iipp

Sophomores only, with 3.2 GPA.

Campus deadline: ............................................... TBA

FAFPForeign Aff airs Fellowship Programs/Looking

for women and members of minority groups

historically underrepresented to be academically and

professionally prepared to enter the United States

Department of State Foreign Services.

www.woodrow.org

Sophomores only with 3.2 GPA.

Campus deadline ................................................ TBA

Funding Opportunities, e-mail:

[email protected] or go to www.iie.org/gilman

Click “Study Abroad Links”

FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPSCheck for availability.

Convenient payment plans for early applicants.

Inquire about these opportunities in the Offi ce of

International Programs (OIP), Douglas Hall, Room

203 or call (773) 995-2582.

Visit our website:

www.csu.edu/international/

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Schedule of ClassesTh is Class Schedule Bulletin lists all course information available at the time of publication. Class off erings are listed alphabetically, with extension courses and on-line courses listed after the on-campus courses by subject. Th e most current course information is available via CSU X-Press. Changes to course off erings are also noted in the weekly addendum posted to the course schedule web page at www.csu.edu/coursebulletin/. All fees, dates, courses and instructors are subject to change.

CRNEach class has a unique unique fi ve-digit Course Reference Number (CRN) used as the key identifi er of the course. During the Fall term, each CRN begins with the number nine (9).

CRSETh is is the course number for the given discipline. Course Numbers Level0900 — 0999 Developmental level1000 — 1999 Freshman level 2000 — 2999 Sophomore level3000 — 3999 Junior level4000 — 4999 Senior level 5000 — 5999 Graduate level 6000 — 6999 Doctoral/Professional level

+Classes with a plus sign (+) have one or more prerequisites. Prerequisites may not be listed in this bulletin. Check the University catalog or CSU X-Press for prerequisite information.

SECTh e section number is a two- or three-digit section designator in a course title. Courses with section numbers 01 - 19 are on campus daytime classes meeting in a classroom between 7am and 4pm. Courses with section numbers 21 - 29 are hybrid courses. Courses with section numbers 51 -59 are online/web courses. Courses with section numbers 61-69 are on campus evening classes meeting between 4pm and 10pm. Section number 61-69 are also used to identify courses held on campus on a Saturday or Sunday. Courses with section number 71 -89 are contract courses and generally do not appear within the Class Schedule Bulletin. Extension courses are listed with section number 91-99.

CREDTh e number of credit hours for which students may enroll is printed for each course.

Explanation of Class Schedule InformationSample of Class Schedule page:

CRN CRSE SEC TITLE CRED DAYS TIME BLDG / RM INSTRUCTOR FOOTNOTES

Arabic (ARAB) • HWH 301A / 773-995-235010101 1010 01 Elementary Arabic I 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 206 Yazdy N $10102 + 1020 01 Elementary Arabic II 3 TR 0330-0445pm ED 206 Yazdy N $

DAYSTh e meeting dates are denoted by letters:M - Monday / T - Tuesday / W - Wednesday / R - Th ursday / F - Friday / S - Saturday / U - Sunday

Courses meeting on multiple days are denoted with the corresponding letter for each day of the week the course meets.

BLDG/RMTh is denotes the building and the room number the class meets in.

FootnotesFootnotes identify any miscellaneous information or restrictions for a course. Information on footnotes can be found on the last page of this bulletin.

Course InformationTh e course discipline information, including the discipline code, department offi ce location and telophone number are provided in green font and can be found at the beginning of each class schedule listing. Th e list of classes are provided alphabetically by discipline begining with on campus courses. Hybrid courses, online/web courses and extension courses for a given discipline are listed after on campus courses and are denoted with a subheader in green font.

Spring 2012 Class Schedule InformationTh e course information listed in the following pages is current as of November 18, 2011. Changes made since this date may be found on the Class Schedule Addendum available online at www.csu.edu/coursebulletin/. CSU X-Press displays course information that is current as the moment you view it.

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+ Prerequisite(s) required. (Consult university catalog or CSU X-PRESS at CSU’s website) ■ Footnote defi nitions and ($) additional course fees are listed in the back of this Bulletin.■ Changes to the course information listed here can be found on the CSU X-PRESS at CSU’s website www.csu.edu

CRN CRSE SEC TITLE CREDIT DAYS TIME BLDG / RM INSTRUCTOR FOOTNOTES

Accounting (ACCT) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397912908 1290 01 Legal Environment 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 504B Hunt A

12894 2110 01 Intro Financial Acct 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 504A Carter T

W 1230-0115pm BHS 504A Carter T

12896 2110 02 Intro Financial Acct 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 501 Osaghae V

R 0800-0850am BHS 501 Osaghae V

12898 + 2110 61 Intro Financial Acct 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 506 Simyar F

T 0900-0950pm BHS 506 Simyar F

12900 + 2111 01 Int Managerial Acct 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 504B Roper B

12899 + 2111 02 Int Managerial Acct 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 504A Carter T

12902 + 2111 61 Int Managerial Acct 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 504B Roper B

12903 + 2120 01 Cost Accounting 3 MW 0930-1045am BHS 504A Roper B

12910 + 2291 61 Business Law I 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 504A Bryant L

12905 + 3213 61 Intermed Acct I 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 505 Osaghae V

12907 + 3214 01 Intermed Acct II 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 500 Roper B

12911 + 3292 01 Business Law II 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 504A Grange J

15981 + 3293 01 Federal Income Tax 3 MW 1230-0145pm BHS 504B Hunt A

12915 + 3314 61 Acct Inform Systems 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 508 Osaghae V

12921 + 3319 61 Acct Non-Prof Org 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 500 Arredondo R

12917 + 4315 61 Advanced Accounting 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 503B Arredondo R

16390 4316 61 Acc Standard Ac/Prof 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 504A Ivy P

12919 + 4317 01 Auditing 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 505 Osaghae V

16622 4325 61 Int Auditing 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 500 Arredondo R

12922 + 4394 01 Adv Fed Income Tax 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 507 Grange J

ACCOUNTING ONLINE16389 1290 51 Legal Environment 3 WEB Grange J

12932 + 2110 51 Intro Financial Acct 3 WEB Grange J M1/$

African American Studies (AFAM) • DH 210B / 773-995-248712874 + 1000 01 Intro AFAM Studies 3 MWF 0900-0950am DH 217 Harris K E3

14481 + 1000 02 Intro AFAM Studies 3 MWF 1100-1150am DH 217 Harris K E3

15259 + 1000 62 Intro AFAM Studies 3 R 0500-0750pm DH 203E Dulaney K E3

12875 + 1010 01 Pan-Africnsm/DuBois 3 TR 0200-0315pm JDC 213 McSwine B E3

12876 1020 01 Cultural Diversity 3 MWF 0900-0950am DH 216 Moore A

15821 1020 02 Cultural Diversity 3 MW 0100-0215pm DH 205 Dulaney K

15822 1020 61 Cultural Diversity 3 S 1000-1250pm DH 205 Moore A

15915 + 1099 01 Freshman Seminar AFAM 1 W 1100-1150am DH 210B STAFF FR

12878 + 2020 61 Af/Af-Am Leadership 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 210B Harris K E3

16068 2450 61 Yoruba Religion/Cultr 3 R 0500-0750pm HWH 302 Moore A F1

15823 + 2900 61 Bl Wm:Afrca/Diaspora 3 W 0500-0750pm SCI 100 Dulaney K E3

16602 3020 61 Th e Great Debate 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 100 STAFF

Topic: Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr.

12880 3510 01 Black Chicago 3 MW 1100-1215pm DH 216 Merriweather T

14609 3510 02 Black Chicago 3 TR 0200-0315pm DH 205 Merriweather T

AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES ONLINE14607 1020 51 Cultural Diversity 3 WEB Dulaney K

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Air & Space (A S) • DH 204 / 773-995-224215911 3010 01 Airforce Leadership I 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

Anthropology (ANTH) • SCI 321 / 773-995-218614126 1010 01 Intro Cultural Anth 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 204 STAFF W1

14127 1010 02 Intro Cultural Anth 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 202 STAFF W1

14128 1010 61 Intro Cultural Anth 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 202 Sanders L W1

14130 + 2120 01 Cultures of Africa 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 202 STAFF E3

ANTHROPOLOGY INTERSESSION16564 1010 21I Intro Cultural Anth 3 WF 0500-0800pm SCI 209 Sanders L W1

Intersession Hybrid Course: Meets December 14, 16, 28; January 4, 6 and 11.

Additional class sessions will be provided online.

ANTHROPOLOGY ONLINE16163 + 2010 51 Global Cultures 3 WEB Sanders L W1

Arabic (ARAB) • HWH 301A / 773-995-235015423 1010 61 Elementary Arabic I 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 309 Yazdy N

15424 + 1020 61 Elementary Arabic II 3 S 1200-0250pm HWH 309 Yazdy N

Art & Design (ART) • BHS 600 / 773-995-398415261 + 1092 01 Il Art Cert Review 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA Choi C A1/CD

13911 1100 01 Int to Visual Arts 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 306 STAFF

14610 1100 02 Int to Visual Arts 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 307 Choi C

13910 1100 03 Int to Visual Arts 3 MWF 1200-1250pm BHS 306 Gavin A

15750 1100 04 Int to Visual Arts 3 MWF 0300-0350pm BHS 306 Heer S

13912 1100 61 Int to Visual Arts 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 306 Majeed F

13916 + 1102 61 Seminar II 1 T 0500-0550pm BHS 306 Kang S E3

13914 1200 01 Drawing I 3 TR 0930-1150am BHS 305 Anderson J $

13913 1200 02 Drawing I 3 MWF 0100-0250pm BHS 305 Hawkins J $

13917 1300 01 Photography I 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 303 Crisman J $

13918 1300 61 Photography I 3 MW 0600-0830pm BHS 303 Buitron R $

13920 1400 01 Sculpture I 3 MW 0900-1130am BHS 101W Christoff erson $

16579 1400 02 Sculpture I 3 MW 0200-0430pm BHS 101W Christoff erson $

13934 1575 01 Ceramics I 3 MW 1000-1230pm BHS 101E Hawkins J $

16069 1575 61 Ceramics I 3 TR 0600-0830pm BHS 101E Toledano C $

15262 + 2030 61 Body Notions 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 307 Harrod J E3

15263 + 2050 01 Intro Sound Art 3 MWF 1200-0150pm BHS 303 Christoff erson E3

13938 + 2103 01 Modern Art 3 TR 0330-0445pm BHS 306 Kang S E3

13922 + 2110 01 Intro Non-Western Art 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 306 Kang S E3

16070 + 2122 61 Photo & Diversity 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 303 Crisman J E3

13929 2130 61 Th eory of Film 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 306 Zake R

13928 + 2200 01 Drawing II 3 MWF 1000-1150am BHS 305 Gavin A $

15264 + 2245 01 Watercolor I 3 MWF 1000-1150am BHS 305 Gavin A $

13919 + 2260 01 Printmaking 3 MWF 0800-0950am BHS 301 Gavin A $

14618 + 2300 01 Photography II 3 MW 0200-0430pm BHS 303 Crisman J $

16071 + 2310 01 Documentary Photo 3 MW 0200-0430pm BHS 303 Crisman J $

16072 2455 01 Jewelry/Metals I 3 TR 1000-1230pm BHS 101W Soo T $

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16073 2455 02 A Jewelry/Metals I 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 101W Soo T $

13930 2500 01 Fiber Arts I 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 308 Dawson L $

14632 + 2575 01 Ceramics II 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 101E Toledano C $

16580 2600 61 Art Pre K-8 Teachers 3 TR 0600-0830pm BHS 301 Choi C $

15271 + 2714 01 Typography I 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 302 Ferrario L $

15268 + 2720 01 3-D Design 3 MW 0755-1025am BHS 302 Gadelha M $

15752 2730 01 Animation Game Dsg I 3 MW 0200-0430pm BHS 302 Fotos A $

14534 + 3200 01 Drawing III 3 MWF 1000-1150am BHS 305 Gavin A $

15753 + 3245 01 Watercolor II 3 MWF 1000-1150am BHS 305 Gavin A $

13942 + 3260 01 Advanced Printmaking 3 MWF 0800-0950am BHS 301 Gavin A $

15758 + 3310 01 Photography III 3 MW 0200-0430pm BHS 303 Crisman J $

13940 + 3360 01 Digital Photography 3 MW 1030-1250pm BHS 302 Gadelha M $

16078 + 3455 01 Jewelry/Metals II 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 101W Soo T $

16077 + 3465 01 Jewelry/Metals III 3 TR 1000-1230pm BHS 101W Soo T $

15270 + 3540 01 Weaving II 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 308 Dawson L $

14633 + 3575 01 Ceramics III 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 101E Toledano C $

15272 + 3724 01 Graphic Design III 3 TR 1000-1230pm BHS 302 Ferrario L $

16076 + 4120 61 African-American Art 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 307 Hawkins J AE

13941 + 4360 01 Adv Digital Photo 3 MW 1030-1250pm BHS 302 Gadelha M $

16080 + 4575 01 Ceramics IV 3 TR 0200-0430pm BHS 101E Toledano C $

15274 + 4662 01 Foundation Art Ed 3 T 0300-0550pm BHS 301 Choi C A1

13952 + 4950 01 Portfolio Prep 3 F 1200-0450pm BHS 302 Gadelha M SR/$

14640 + 4975 01 Stu Teach/Sem K-12 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Choi C A1/F1

16082 + 5950 01 Portfolio Prep 3 F 1200-0450pm BHS 302 Gadelha M $

Bilingual Education (BIL) • ED 312 / 773-995-393215130 2000 61 Prin/Prac Biling Ed 3 W 0530-0820pm ED 304 Valenciano C

13221 4230 61 Rdg & Lang Arts BIL 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 206 Fernandez M

13225 4400 01 Field Practicum Bil 3 MTRF 0830-0300pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0830-1200pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0100-0250pm ED 304 Valenciano C

15538 4450 01 St Tch/Sem Biling Ed 6 MTRF 0800-0230pm FLD TBA STAFF



15534 4720 61 Eval Assessmt Biling 3 T 0530-0820pm ED 304 Valenciano C

15485 5230 61 Rdg & Lang Arts BIL 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 206 Fernandez M

16083 5400 01 Field Practicum Bil 3 MTRF 0830-0300pm FLD TBA STAFF



16084 5450 01 St Tch/Sem Biling Ed 6 MTRF 0800-0230pm FLD TBA STAFF



13259 5720 61 Eval/Assess Bil Tchr 3 T 0530-0820pm ED 304 Valenciano C

14896 5760 61 Best Practces Biling 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 304 Valenciano C

16085 5860 01 Internship:Bilingual 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Fernandez M

BILINGUAL ONLINE15893 4240 51 Lang & Learning 3 WEB Fernandez M

15894 5240 51 Lang & Learning 3 WEB Fernandez M

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Biology (BIOL) • SCI 310 / 773-995-218313330 1070 01 Bi Sci Survey I 3 MW 0800-0950am SCI 122 Jones A $

13333 1070 03 A Bi Sci Survey I 3 MW 1000-1150am SCI 122 Jones A $

13335 1070 04 Bi Sci Survey I 3 TR 1100-1250pm SCI 122 STAFF $

13337 1070 05 Bi Sci Survey I 3 MW 1200-0150pm SCI 122 STAFF $

13357 1070 07 Bi Sci Survey I 3 TR 0200-0350pm SCI 122 Sarwar H $

13340 1070 61 Bi Sci Survey I 3 TR 0400-0550pm SCI 122 Sarwar H $

13343 1070 62 Bi Sci Survey I 3 MW 0600-0750pm SCI 122 STAFF $

13349 1080 03 Bi Sci Survey II 3 MW 1000-1150am SCI 120 STAFF $

13350 1080 04 Bi Sci Survey II 3 TR 1100-1250pm SCI 120 Halm-Lutterodt $

13351 1080 05 Bi Sci Survey II 3 MW 1200-0150pm SCI 120 Kirt S $

13352 1080 06 Bi Sci Survey II 3 MW 0200-0350pm SCI 120 STAFF $

13353 1080 07 Bi Sci Survey II 3 TR 0200-0350pm SCI 120 Halm-Lutterodt $

13356 1080 62 Bi Sci Survey II 3 TR 0600-0750pm SCI 120 STAFF $

15296 + 1092 01 Biol Tch Cert Review 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA Jacobs K

13359 1150 01 Human Biology 3 MWF 0900-0950am SCI 102 STAFF

13364 + 1510 01 Concepts Biology 3 MW 1200-0150pm SCI 121 Jacobs K

13366 + 1510 61 Concepts Biology 3 TR 0600-0750pm SCI 122 Bush J $

13369 + 1600 01 Intro Biol Profssns 1 F 1200-1250pm SCI 122 Johnson R $

15088 + 1710 01 Intro to Biology 3 MW 0200-0315pm SCI 121 Maselli A M1/R2/$

F 0200-0450pm SCI 121 Maselli A R2

13371 + 1710 61 Intro to Biology 3 MW 0600-0850pm SCI 216 Johnson R R2

13372 + 2020 01 Anatomy/Physiology I 4 TR 0930-1220pm SCI 115 Azim A, Walter L E5

13374 + 2021 01 Anatomy/Physiolgy II 4 MW 0900-1150am SCI 115 Khan I E4/$

13376 + 2021 02 Anatomy/Physiolgy II 4 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 115 Walter L, He R E5

13386 + 2059 01 Intro Microbiology 3 TR 0200-0420pm SCI 121 STAFF

15297 + 2550 01 Popltn/Comm/Ecosystm 3 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 215 Bell T

13378 + 3040 61 Genetics 4 MW 0600-0850pm SCI 215 Gana J

13381 + 3050 01 Intro Cell Biology 3 MW 0200-0350pm SCI 115 STAFF

16100 + 3055 61 Evolutionary Biology 3 TR 0600-0850pm SCI 121 STAFF

15870 + 4040 01 Genomics & Evolution 3 MW 1100-1250pm SCI 215 Botanga C

14644 + 4510 61 A Molecular Biology 3 TR 0600-0750pm SCI 115 Erhart M

13396 + 4520 01 A Cell Biology Lab 3 M 0200-0350pm SCI 327 Swier K

W 0200-0550pm SCI 327 Swier K

13410 + 4630 01 Meth Teach 6-12 Biol 3 R 0300-0550pm SCI 114 Jacobs K A1/F1

14553 + 4690 01 Ind Study of Bi Sci 2 to 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

13411 + 4750 01 Student Tch Sec Biol 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF A1/F1


W 0400-0550pm SCI 114 Jacobs K

15302 + 4900 61 Recombinant DNA Lab 3 TR 0600-0850pm SCI 327 Botanga C

16102 + 4935 01 Biotechnology I 4 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 327 Potluri V, Gana J

15871 5040 01 Genomics & Evolution 3 MW 1100-1250pm SCI 215 Botanga C

15304 5100 01 Method Research Biol 3 W 0200-0450pm SCI 216 Gana J

14647 5169 01 Ind Study Biol Sci 2 to 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

14645 5510 61 Molecular Biology 3 TR 0600-0750pm SCI 115 Erhart M

16101 5520 01 Cell Biology Lab 3 M 0200-0350pm SCI 327 Swier K

W 0200-0550pm SCI 327 Swier K

13414 5550 61 Adv Evolution 3 TR 0600-0850pm SCI 121 STAFF

13413 5900 61 Recombinant DNA Lab 3 TR 0600-0850pm SCI 327 Botanga C

16103 5935 01 Biotechnology I 4 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 327 Potluri V, Gana J

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BIOLOGY HYBRID16599 1130 21 Sci in Serv Society 3 T 0500-0750pm LIB 454 Maselli A

BIOL 1130-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 17, 31; February 14, 28; March 13, 27; April

10, 24 and May 1. Additional class sessions will be held online.

BIOLOGY ONLINE16099 1250 51 Biol:Sexual Diseases 3 WEB STAFF

Board of Governors (BOG) • JDC 201 / 773-995-245714472 1500 61 BOG: Orientation 3 R 0600-0850pm JDC 213 Buff ord R

Th is course has been identifi ed as part of the Freshmen Block Schedule for Spring 2012.

14473 1500 01 BOG: Orientation 3 T 0200-0450pm ED 301 Buff ord R

Th is course has been identifi ed as part of the Freshmen Block Schedule for Spring 2012.

16495 4500 01 BOG Capstone Seminar 3 T 0200-0450pm ED 206 Roy-Wicks Q

16496 4500 61 BOG Capstone Seminar 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 217 Roy-Wicks Q

Botany (BOT) • SCI 310 / 773-995-218313418 2050 01 Algae/Plants/Fungi 3 TR 0900-1150am SCI 215 Potluri V

15307 2050 61 Algae/Plants/Fungi 3 TR 0600-0850pm SCI 215 Bell T

Business Education (B E) • ED 200B / 773-995-3807BUSINESS EDUCATION HYBRID16642 + 4302 21 Adv Word Processing 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 202 Boyles P

B E 4302-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 23, 30; February 13; March 12; April 16 and 30.

Additional class sessions will be held online.

14931 + 4307 21 Entrepnrshp For Tchr 3 S 0900-1150am ED 205 Conda D JR

B E 4307-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 21; February 11; March 3, 24; April 7 and 28.


16643 + 5302 21 Adv Word Processing 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 202 Boyles P

B E 5302-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 23, 30; February 13; March 12; April 16 and 30.


14932 + 5307 21 Entrepnrshp For Tchr 3 S 0900-1150am ED 205 Conda D

B E 5307-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 21; February 11; March 3, 24; April 7 and 28.


BUSINESS EDUCATION ONLINE14933 + 3092 51 BE Cert Review 1 WEB Boyles P

Business Laboratory Program (BLP) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397912933 3207 61 BLP Internship 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Bryant L

Enrollment in BLP 3207 is subject to approval of your application (available in BHS 435) by the instructor.

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Chemistry (CHEM) • SCI 309 / 773-995-218012881 1050 01 Intro Gen & Org Chem 5 MW 1000-1150am SCI 100 Mimnaugh M

R 1000-1250pm SCI 205 STAFF

F 1000-1050am SCI 106 Mimnaugh M

12882 1050 02 Intro Gen & Org Chem 5 MW 1000-1150am SCI 100 Mimnaugh M

W 0200-0450pm SCI 205 Glowinski R

F 1100-1150am SCI 106 Mimnaugh M

15976 1050 03 Intro Gen & Org Chem 5 MW 1000-1150am SCI 100 Mimnaugh M

F 1200-1250pm SCI 106 Mimnaugh M

F 0200-0450pm SCI 205 Mimnaugh M

12883 + 1550 01 General Chem I 4 TR 0900-1020am SCI 116 Szarko J $

T 0200-0450pm SCI 203 Glowinski R

R 1100-1150am SCI 106 Szarko J

14649 + 1550 03 General Chem I 4 TR 0900-1020am SCI 116 Szarko J $

T 1030-1120am SCI 106 Szarko J

R 0200-0450pm SCI 203 Szarko J

12885 + 1550 61 General Chem I 4 M 0600-0850pm SCI 203 McCarthy S $

W 0500-0850pm SCI 203 McCarthy S

12886 + 1560 01 General Chem II 4 MW 0830-0950am SCI 106 Koshy A $

M 0100-0150pm SCI 203 Koshy A

M 0200-0450pm SCI 203 Koshy A

12887 + 1560 02 General Chem II 4 MW 0830-0950am SCI 106 Koshy A $

W 0100-0150pm SCI 203 Koshy A

W 0200-0450pm SCI 203 Koshy A

12888 + 1560 03 General Chem II 4 MW 1200-0120pm SCI 102 Bailey S, Glowinski R $

W 0900-0950am SCI 203 Bailey S, Glowinski R

R 0930-1215pm SCI 203 Bailey S, Glowinski R

15309 + 1560 04 General Chem II 4 MW 1200-0120pm SCI 102 Bailey S $

M 0900-1150am SCI 205 Bailey S

M 0200-0250pm SCI 202 Bailey S

12890 + 1600 01 Intro Chem Profession 1 F 1200-1250pm SCI 108 Rivas F

15310 + 2000 01 Sp Tpcs:Chem/Biochem 1 F 1100-1150am SCI 302 Richter R M1

14651 + 2500 01 Organic Chem I 4 MW 0300-0450pm SCI 113 Rivas F M1/$

F 0200-0550pm SCI 305 Rivas F

12892 + 2500 61 Organic Chem I 4 T 0600-0850pm SCI 106 STAFF M1/$

R 0530-1015pm SCI 305 STAFF

12893 + 2510 01 Organic Chem II 4 MW 1200-0150pm BHS 503B Nkansah A M1/$

W 0200-0550pm SCI 305 Nkansah A

12895 + 2510 02 Organic Chem II 4 MW 1200-0150pm BHS 503B Nkansah A M1/$

M 0200-0550pm SCI 305 Van Duzor A

14652 + 2600 01 Intro Chem Lab Pract 1 R 0300-0450pm SCI 300 McCarthy S

14501 + 2650 01 Analytical Chem I 4 M 1200-0150pm SCI 303 Richter R M1/$

W 1200-0150pm SCI 302 Richter R

F 1200-0350pm SCI 303 Richter R

16105 + 2700 01 Industrial Chemistry 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Richter R M1

15312 + 3300 01 Polymer Chemistry 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA McCarthy S

12916 + 4100 01 Adv Inorganic Chem 3 MW 0830-0950am SCI 113 Mardis K, Nkansah A

12926 + 4250 01 Macro Physical Chem 3 MW 1000-1150am SCI 108 Mardis K

12927 + 4260 01 Macro Phys Chem Lab 1 T 0200-0550pm SCI 302 Szarko J

12901 + 4302 01 Biochemistry I 4 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 113 Abraha A $

W 1200-0350pm SCI 303 Abraha A

12920 + 4313 01 Biochemistry II 3 TR 0900-1015am SCI 113 Abraha A

12925 + 4365 01 Analytical Chem II 4 R 0200-0550pm SCI 302 LeSuer R W1

F 0200-0550pm SCI 106 LeSuer R

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16663 + 4365 02 Analytical Chem II 4 M 0200-0550pm SCI 302 LeSuer R W1


12931 + 4630 01 Meth Teach 6-12 Chem 3 R 0300-0550pm SCI 114 Koziarski R A1

15322 + 4710 01 Readings in Sci Ed 1 T 1130-1220pm SCI 106 Van Duzor A

15323 + 4750 01 Student Tch Sec Chem 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF A1/F1

W 0800-1150am FLD TBA STAFF

W 0400-0550pm SCI 114A Koziarski R

16107 5250 01 Macro Physical Chem 3 MW 1000-1150am SCI 108 Mardis K

16116 5301 01 Biochemistry I 3 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 113 Abraha A

16108 5302 01 Biochemistry I Lec 4 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 113 Abraha A

W 1200-0350pm SCI 303 Abraha A

16109 5313 01 Biochemistry II 3 TR 0900-1015am SCI 113 Abraha A

15317 5365 01 Bio Analytical Chem 4 R 0200-0550pm SCI 302 LeSuer R


15104 5710 01 Readings in Sci Ed 1 T 1130-1220pm SCI 106 Van Duzor A

Chinese (CHIN) • HWH 301A / 773-995-235015785 1010 01 Elem Chinese I 3 TR 0930-1045am DH 217 Hu L

15786 1020 01 Elem Chinese II 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 217 Hu L

16593 2010 01 Intermediate Chinese I 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 309 Hu L

Classroom Management (CAS) • HWH 330 / 773-995-210514578 + 2630 01 Classroom Management 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA Kelly M

Communications, Media Arts & Theatre (CMAT) •DH 116A / 773-995-228016132 1000 01 CMAT Orientation 3 MWF 1200-1250pm DH 117 Muhammad F

14027 + 1130 01 Comm for Professionl 3 MWF 1000-1050am DH 117 Mason M

14679 + 1130 02 Comm for Professionl 3 MWF 0100-0150pm DH 117 Mason M

14029 + 1130 61 Comm for Professionl 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 116 STAFF

16133 + 1130 62 Comm for Professionl 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 116 STAFF

14030 2030 01 Basic Speech Commun 3 TR 0800-0915am DH 117 Mason N

14034 2030 04 Basic Speech Commun 3 MWF 1100-1150am DH 117 Jackson G

14037 2030 06 Basic Speech Commun 3 TR 0200-0315pm DH 116 STAFF

14035 2030 61 Basic Speech Commun 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 203E STAFF

14038 2030 62 Basic Speech Commun 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 115 STAFF

14040 2030 63 Basic Speech Commun 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 217 STAFF

14039 2030 64 Basic Speech Commun 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 115 STAFF

14041 2030 65 Basic Speech Commun 3 F 0600-0850pm DH 117 STAFF

14042 2030 66 Basic Speech Commun 3 S 0900-1150am DH 116 Leonard L

15378 2040 61 Intro to Th eatre 3 MWF 0400-0450pm DH 116 Martinson K

16134 2070 01 TV Studio Production 3 MWF 1000-1150am DH 107 Muhammad F

15126 2120 01 Radio Production 3 MW 0100-0350pm DH 107 Kois C $

14681 2140 61 African Amer Th eatre 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 116 Jackson G AE

16137 2200 61 Intro Multimedia Production 3 MW 0600-0850pm DH 105 White J $

15372 2310 01 African Amer Cinema 3 MWF 0200-0250pm DH 117 Muhammad F

14050 2500 01 Law/Ethics Mass Med 3 TR 0930-1045am DH 115 Olson M E4/W1

16138 2520 01 Intro Video Fld Production 3 MWF 1000-1200pm DH 115 Winter D $

15880 + 2530 01 Digital Adv Fld Prod 3 MWF 0100-0300pm DH 115 Winter D $

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14684 2550 01 Acting 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 107 Khan K $

16139 2550 02 Acting 3 MWF 1200-1250pm DH 102 Jackson G $

14683 + 2560 01 Acting II 3 TR 0930-1045am DH 102 Khan K

16667 + 2720 61 Small Group Communicatn 3 T 0600-0850pm LIB 352 STAFF E4

16140 + 3040 61 ADV Light Design 3 S 0900-1150am DH 107 Winter D

16141 3070 01 Documentary Film His 3 TR 0200-0315pm DH 117 List C

14058 + 3080 01 Practicum in Media 3 TR 0200-0400pm DH 115 Prince-Brackett JR

Practicum in PR

15815 + 3110 01 WCSU Radio On-Air 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA Kent H

15816 + 3111 01 WCSU Radio MGT Prac 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Kent H

16142 + 3200 01 Adv Multimedia Production 3 TR 0930-1215pm DH 105 White J $

16143 + 3230 61 Writing for TV 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 117 STAFF

14066 + 3320 01 Public Relations II 3 TR 0200-0315pm DH 217 Olson M

14070 + 3460 01 Writing for PR 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 116 Olson M

16584 4010 61 Media Sales and MKT 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 117 McCrimon V

15875 + 4110 01 Announcing II 3 MWF 1000-1150am DH 116 Washington D, Kent H $

14054 + 4306 61 Practicum in Broadcasting 3 TR 0600-0850pm DH 107 Washington D JR/$

Topic: CSU - TV

14061 + 4322 01 Studies in Playwrtng 3 TR 0330-0445pm DH 117 Perkins E E4

16144 + 4326 61 Broadcast Journalism 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 116 Livingston L CD

15377 + 4342 61 Sports Broadcast II 3 MW 0400-0515pm DH 107 Washington D E4

16145 + 4360 61 Stage Direction 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 102 Martinson K

16146 + 4373 01 Adv Scriptwriting 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 117 List C $

16147 + 4377 61 Studio Talk Shows 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 107 Muhammad F

14062 5322 01 Studies in Playwrtng 3 TR 0330-0445pm DH 117 Perkins E

15383 5323 61 Writing For TV 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 117 STAFF

16148 5373 01 Adv Scriptwriting 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 117 List C

COMMUNICATIONS, MEDIA ARTS & THEATRE INTERSESSION16561 2030 01I Basic Speech Commun 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm DH 116 Jackson G

Intersession Course: Meets December 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21.

16562 + 2460 01I Public Relations I 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm DH 117 Olson M E4


COMMUNICATIONS, MEDIA ARTS & THEATRE ONLINE16136 + 2150 51 Mass Communication 3 WEB Olson M

15874 + 2460 51 Public Relations I 3 WEB Olson M

14074 + 4316 51 Media Adaptation 3 WEB Khan K CD

14693 + 4362 51 Issues in Broadcasting 3 WEB Olson M E4/W1

Computer Science (CPTR) • HWH 332 / 773-995-210215099 1050 01 Int Data Process 3 MWF 0800-0850am HWH 211 Sanders R $

14234 1060 01 Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 207 STAFF $

14235 1060 02 Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 207 STAFF $

14236 1060 03 Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 207 STAFF $

14237 1060 04 Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 207 Wang G $

15547 + 1065 61 Intro Pers Cptr Mac 3 S 0900-1150am HWH132 Mirmira S $

16240 + 1070 61 Intro Webpage/DB App 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 207 Wang G $

14243 + 1100 61 Intro C++ Program 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 207 Chern J

F 0600-0750pm HWH 207 Chern J

14813 + 1120 61 Intro Web Script Prog 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 207 Chern J $

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14245 + 2100 01 Adv C++ Programming 3 TR 0800-1015am HWH 212 Wang J $

14246 + 2100 61 Adv C++ Programming 3 M 0600-0750pm HWH 212 Chen J $

W 0600-0850pm HWH 212 Chen J

14248 3100 01 Data Structures 3 TR 1020-1230pm HWH 211 Getachew D

14814 3500 61 Int Operating Sys 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 211 Vidal-Ascon L

14252 3700 01 Commun/Cptr Ntwrks I 3 TR 0345-0500pm HWH 211 Wang G

16241 4200 01 Cptr Algorithms 3 MW 0200-0315pm HWH 211 Chen J

14249 + 4400 61 Computr Organization 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 212 Wang G $

14253 + 4600 01 Intro Database Systm 3 MW 0130-0245pm HWH 207 Vidal-Ascon L $

14250 + 4800 61 Software Engineering 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 211 Wang J $

16244 + 5400 01 Cptr System Archtect 3 W 0200-0450pm HWH 212 Chern J $

16242 + 5750 61 Adv TCP/IP Net Arch 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 207 Vidal-Ascon L $

16243 5770 61 Cryptography I 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 212 Getachew D

14258 + 5990 61 Grad Cptr Sci Experc 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF $

16245 5995 61 Th esis 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

Enrollment in MATH 5995-61 requires permission from department chairman.

COMPUTER SCIENCE INTERSESSION15697 1060 01I Intro Persnl Cptr I 3 MTWRF 0900-1230pm HWH 207 Wang J $

Intersession Course: Meets December 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22; January 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 and 10.

16566 1080 01I Intro HTML / XHTML 3 MTWRF 0900-1230pm HWH 211 Wang G $

Intersession Course: Meets December 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22; January 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 and 10.

Criminal Justice (CJ) • HWH 329 / 773-995-210815860 1099 01 Freshman Seminar CJ 1 M 1100-1150am HWH 304 Crump T

13959 1130 01 Intro Forensic Sci 3 M 0100-0350pm HWH 309 Paulson J

13960 1130 61 Intro Forensic Sci 3 M 0600-0850pm JDC 213 Smith B

14663 1130 62 Intro Forensic Sci 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 302 Paulson J

15359 1190 01 Law and Justice 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 309 Crump T

13964 1200 01 Intro to Law 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 304 Perkins M

13966 1200 02 Intro to Law 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 306 Cato D

14664 1200 03 Intro to Law 3 TR 0330-0445pm DH 205 Cato D

13967 1200 61 Intro to Law 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 303 Wilkins T

13972 1220 61 Intro Privte Securty 3 S 1200-0250pm HWH 306 May M

13974 2245 01 Intro Rstortve Justce 3 T 0200-0450pm HWH 303 Savage R

13975 2245 62 Intro Rstortve Justce 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 200B Kimble C

14665 2245 61 Intro Rstortve Justce 3 W 0600-0850pm JDC 211 Roberts C

13979 2309 01 Survey Crim Just Sys 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 306 Perkins M

13980 2309 61 Survey Crim Just Sys 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 303 May M

13981 + 2316 01 Intro Criminology 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 204 Cooper M SO/W1

13982 + 2316 61 Intro Criminology 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 203E Patterson J

13983 4320 01 Women in Crim Just 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 302 Perkins M

15853 4324 01 Youth Gang Intervntn 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 302 Knox G

16619 4329 01 Resrch Apprenticeshp 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Th omson D

15159 4334 61 Comp Police Systems 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 504A Salahuddin M

13985 4335 01 Police Org & Mgmt 3 MW 0200-0315pm SCI 102 McMahon T

13986 + 4343 61 Const Crim Procedure 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 205 Levy S JR

13988 + 4345 01 Law Jud Proc Society 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 204 Cooper M CD/JR

13990 + 4350 01 Rsrch Design in CJ 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 205 Crump T CD/JR

14671 + 4352 61 Juvenile Institutions 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 205 STAFF CD

14002 4363 61 Criminal Investigtn 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 200C Williams T

14004 4368 01 Terrorism 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 306 Knox G

15368 4381 61 Qualitative Research 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 201 Th omson D

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14008 + 4390 01 Prac/Intern Crim Jus 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Knox G W1

14009 + 4390 02 Prac/Intern Crim Jus 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Perkins M W1

15163 + 4390 03 Prac/Intern Crim Jus 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Th omson D W1

15369 + 4390 04 Prac/Intern Crim Jus 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Salahuddin M W1

16125 5320 01 Women in Crim Just 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 302 Perkins M

15854 5324 01 Youth Gang Interventn 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 302 Knox G

15160 5334 61 Comp Police Systems 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 504A Salahuddin M

13987 5343 61 Const Crim Procedure 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 205 Levy S

16126 5345 01 Law Jud Proc Society 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 204 Cooper M

16127 5350 01 Rsrch Design in CJ 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 205 Crump T

14672 5352 61 Juvenile Institutions 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 205 STAFF

14673 5368 01 Terrorism 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 306 Knox G

14014 5381 61 Qualitative Research 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 201 Th omson D

16620 5829 01 Resrch Apprentcshp 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Th omson D

14021 5845 61 Ethical Issues In CJ 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 205 Bradbury E

16618 5855 61 Th esis Rsrch In CJ 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Th omson D

14018 5880 61 Sem:Adv Topics CJ 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 203E Salahuddin M

16621 5881 61 Adv Rsrch Analysis & Appl 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 203 Th omson D

15370 5898 01 Advocacy Policy Prac 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Th omson D

14020 5899 61 Adv Prc/Int Crim Jus 3 to 6 TBA TBA FLD TBA Salahuddin M

CRIMINAL JUSTICE ONLINE16538 1130 51 Intro Forensic Sci 3 WEB Powell N

14026 1200 51 Intro to Law 3 WEB Williams R

15152 1200 52 Intro to Law 3 WEB Williams R

16541 + 4321 51 Correctional Org 3 WEB Stone R

14674 + 4322 51 Organized Crime 3 WEB Patterson J

16616 + 4332 51 Victimology 3 WEB Crump T

14669 + 4340 51 U.S. Criminal Courts 3 WEB Levy S CD

16539 + 4350 51 Rsrch Design in CJ 3 WEB Crump T CD/JR

14675 + 5322 51 Organized Crime 3 WEB Patterson J

16617 + 5332 51 Victimology 3 WEB Crump T

15362 + 5340 51 U.S. Criminal Courts 3 WEB Levy S

16540 + 5350 51 Rsrch Design in CJ 3 WEB Crump T

DANCE • See Physical Education

Early Childhood Education (ECH) • ED 321 / 773-995-239114898 + 3092 61 ECH Cert Review 1 S 0100-0450pm ED 205 STAFF

ECH 3092-61 meets February 25; March 3, 10, 24 and 31.

13306 + 4000 61 Found Instrctn ECH 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 305 Paintal S

13309 + 4001 61 Hist/Phil ECH Educ 3 M 0530-0820pm ED 304 Jor dan J

13313 + 4002 61 Th e Young Child 3 W 0530-0820pm ED 305 Ward-Epstein D

16652 + 4002 62 Th e Young Child 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 205 Chilton T

13318 + 4120 61 Read/Lan Arts Yng Ch 3 T 0530-0820pm ED 206 Murphy J

13320 + 4150 61 Chd/Fam/Com/Relatns 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 303 Ward-Epstein D

13323 + 4170 61 Nutr/Hlth/Safety Chld 3 F 0530-0820pm ED 305 Chilton T

13324 + 4170 62 Nutr/Hlth/Safety Chld 3 S 0900-1150am ED 305 Jor dan J

13316 + 4304 61 Infant/Toddl Dev Prog 3 F 0530-0820pm ED 304 Golliday R

13332 + 4310 61 Lit For Young Chldrn 3 M 0530-0820pm ED 305 Murphy J

13328 + 4319 61 Meth Instrc Prim Lvl 4 W 0530-0920pm ED 303 Jor dan J

13336 + 4740 01 Field Practicum ECH 3 MW 0830-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0300-0450pm ED 304 Chilton T

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13341 + 4750 01 St Tch/Sem:ECH 6 MTWRF 0830-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0300-0450pm ED 304 Jor dan J

13344 + 4850 61 Screen/Assmnt/Eval 3 M 0530-0820pm ED 303 Ward-Epstein D

16088 + 4950 01 Child Care Practicum 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Chilton T

16086 5000 61 Found Instrctn ECH 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 305 Paintal S

13310 5001 61 Hist/Phil ECH Educ 3 M 0530-0820pm ED 304 Jor dan J

13314 5020 61 Th e Young Child 3 W 0530-0820pm ED 305 Ward-Epstein D

16653 5020 62 Th e Young Child 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 205 Chilton T

13348 5120 61 Read/Lan Arts Yng Ch 3 T 0530-0820pm ED 206 Murphy J

13321 5150 61 Chd/Fam/Com/Relatns 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 303 Ward-Epstein D

13325 5170 61 Nutr/Hlth/Safety Chld 3 F 0530-0820pm ED 305 Chilton T

13326 5170 62 Nutr/Hlth/Safety Chld 3 S 0900-1150am ED 305 Jor dan J

16087 5304 61 Infant/Toddl Dev Prog 3 F 0530-0820pm ED 304 Golliday R

15562 5310 61 Lit For Young Chldrn 3 M 0530-0820pm ED 305 Murphy J

13329 5319 61 Meth Instrc Prim Lvl 4 W 0530-0920pm ED 303 Jor dan J

15563 5740 01 Field Practicum ECH 3 MW 0830-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0300-0450pm ED 304 Chilton T

15564 5750 01 St Tch/Sem:ECH 6 MTWRF 0830-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0300-0450pm ED 304 Jor dan J

13346 5850 61 Screen/Assmnt/Eval 3 M 0530-0820pm ED 303 Ward-Epstein D

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION HYBRID14904 + 5280 21 Multi-Dis Approach 3 M 0530-0820pm ED 206 Paintal S

ECH 5280-21 is a hybrid course meeting on campus on dates to be determined by fi rst class sessions.


13360 + 5320 21 Curr Presch-Pri Chn 3 W 0530-0820pm ED 206 Paintal S

ECH 5320-21 is a hybrid course meeting on campus on dates to be determined by fi rst class sessions.


Early Childhood & Special Education (ECSE) • ED 321 / 773-995-239115888 + 4150 01 Fam/Sch/Com ECSE 3 M 0100-0350pm ED 206 Murphy J

15890 + 4850 61 ECH Screen/Assmnt 3 T 0530-0820pm ED 306 Ward-Epstein D

15889 5150 01 Fam/Sch/Com ECSE 3 M 0100-0350pm ED 206 Murphy J

15891 5850 61 ECH Screen/Assmnt 3 T 0530-0820pm ED 306 Ward-Epstein D

Economics (ECON) • SCI 321 / 773-995-218614132 1000 61 Issues in Amer Econy 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 201 King M

14133 1010 01 Prin Econ I:Macroeco 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 201 Leach E

14134 1010 02 Prin Econ I:Macroeco 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 201 Hervani A

14135 1010 03 Prin Econ I:Macroeco 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 201 Hervani A

14136 1010 04 Prin Econ I:Macroeco 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 209 Mohaimani B

14139 1010 61 Prin Econ I:Macroeco 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 102 Mohaimani M

14140 1020 01 Prin Econ II:Microec 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 308 King M

14142 1020 02 Prin Econ II:Microec 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 506 Leach E

14143 1020 03 Prin Econ II:Microec 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 201 Leach E

14144 1020 61 Prin Econ II:Microec 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 216 Mohaimani M

15775 1040 01 Econ Personal Finan 3 MWF 1000-1050am DH 203E King M

16165 1050 01 Th e Stock Market 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 205 Leach E

15774 1099 01 Freshman Sem Econ 1 M 0200-0250pm HWH 202 STAFF

16166 2000 01 Environmental Econ 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 204 Hervani A

14148 + 2060 01 Price & Alloc Th eory 3 TR 0930-1045am ED 205 Mohaimani B

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14146 + 2070 61 Natl Income & Employ 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 102 Mohaimani B

16167 + 2120 61 Intnat Monetary Econ 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 201 Leach E

16261 4000 01 Quan Analys Bus/Ec 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 202 Mohaimani B

16260 + 4010 01 Econometrics 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 201 Mohaimani B

ECONOMICS HYBRID14229 1010 21 Prin Econ I:Macroeco 3 R 0500-0550pm HWH 200B Mohaimani B

ECON 1010-21 is a hybrid course with lectures on DVD's and online materials; class meetings will be announced

on syllabus.

16534 + 2050 21 Hist of Econ Th ought 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 216 STAFF

ECON 2050-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 17, 31; February 14, 28; March 20; April 3, 17;

May 1 and May 15. Additional class sessions will be held online.

ECONOMICS INTERSESSION HYBRID 16565 1010 21I Prin Econ I:Macroeco 3 TR 0900-1200pm SCI 209 King M


ECONOMICS ONLINE14226 1020 51 Prin Econ II:Microec 3 WEB Hervani A

16542 + 2010 51 Money and Banking 3 WEB Hervani A

Education (ED)• ED 309 or ED 320 / 773-995-2215 or 773-995-398815798 1520 01 Intro to Teaching 2 MW 1000-1050am ED 307 Moses D

15799 1520 02 Intro to Teaching 2 TR 1100-1150am ED 307 McClendon G

15800 1520 61 Intro to Teaching 2 M 0600-0750pm ED 307 Hannsberry D

15801 1520 62 Intro to Teaching 2 W 0400-0550pm ED 307 McClendon G

16090 1520 63 Intro to Teaching 2 F 0600-0750pm ED 307 Gahungu O

15803 2000 01 Hist/Phil Am Pub Ed 3 MW 0200-0315pm ED 307 Ellis C

15568 4100 61 Assmt Eval Classrm 3 F 0530-0820pm ED 306 Kelly M

15806 4440 61 Phil/Curr/Inst MIDS 3 W 0600-0850pm ED 306 Stell B

15808 + 4500 61 Prin/Prac Secondary Ed 2 W 0400-0550pm ED 306 Gahungu O

16647 + 4500 62 Prin/Prac Secondary Ed 2 F 0400-0550pm ED 102 Gahungu O

16092 4610 61 Ed Issues Blck Comm 3 S 0900-1150am ED 306 McSwine B

15810 5000 61 Philosophy of Eductn 3 W 0600-0850pm ED 307 Laosebikan O

15569 5100 61 Assmt Eval Classrm 3 F 0530-0820pm ED 306 Kelly M

14917 5400 61 Urban Teacher 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 306 STAFF

15807 5440 61 Phil/Curr/Inst MIDS 3 W 0600-0850pm ED 306 Stell B

14261 5450 02 Adv Methods:Biol 3 R 0300-0550pm SCI 114 Jacobs K

15039 5450 03 Adv Methods: BE 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 204 Boyles P

14521 5450 05 Adv Methods:Eng 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 1FW Williams C

16095 5450 06 Adv Methods:Geog 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

14267 5450 07 Adv Methods: Hist 3 W 0200-0450pm HWH 306 Kimble L

15036 5450 08 Adv Methods:Sec Math 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 209 Wayne C

16094 5450 09 Adv Methods:Sec Subj 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 104 Stevenson R

16093 5450 10 Adv Methods:Sec Subj PE 3 TR 0900-1030am JDC 214 Nelson D, Kutame M, Groh C

16546 5450 11 Adv Methods:Sec Subj 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

15570 5450 12 Adv Methods:Sec T&ED 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 204 Boyles P

12996 5460 01 Intrnship:Elem Tchg 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0330-0520pm ED 302 Harrington T, Kelly M

15904 5470 02 Internship:Sec Teach Biol 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF


W 0400-0550pm SCI 114 Jacobs K

15042 5470 03 Internship:Sec Teach BE 6 MTWRF 0830-0330pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0430-0620pm ED 109 Gilchrist K

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15901 5470 05 Internship:Sec Teach Eng 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0430-0545pm HWH 201 Williams C

15902 5470 07 Internship:Sec Teach Hist 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF


W 0300-0450pm HWH 304 Bionaz R

15903 5470 08 Internship:Sec Teach Math 6 MTWRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0400-0540pm HWH 200B Wayne C

15571 5470 12 Internship:Sec Teach T&ED 6 MTWRF 0830-0330pm FLD TBA STAFF


13362 5485 01 Intrnshp/Sem ECH Ed 6 MTWRF 0830-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0300-0440pm ED 305 Murphy J

15761 5490 61 Rsch in Secondary Ed 3 M 0600-0850pm ED 306 Buck S

14918 5490 62 Rsch in Secondary Ed 3 R 0600-0850pm ED 307 Laosebikan O

16650 5490 01 A Rsch in Secondary Ed 3 TR 0930-1045am ED 307 Laosebikan O

15809 5500 61 Prin/Prac Secondry Ed 2 W 0400-0550pm ED 306 Gahungu O

16648 5500 62 Prin/Prac Secondry Ed 2 F 0400-0550pm ED 102 Gahungu O

16630 5510 01 Adv Meth Tchg Sub Area 3 T 0300-0550pm BHS 301 Choi C

16097 5610 61 Ed Issues Blck Comm 3 S 0900-1150am ED 306 McSwine B

15811 5650 61 Sem in Urban Educ 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 306 STAFF

15733 5750 01 Intern/Sem Tchg K-12 Art 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Choi C

15736 5750 11 Intern/Sem Tchg K-12 FL&L 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0800-1150am FLD TBA STAFF

W 0100-0240pm HWH 305 Martinez L

16096 5750 13 Intern/Sem Tchg Sub Area K-12 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Bator M

16649 5960 01 Fundmntl Ed Research 3 TR 0930-1045am ED 307 Laosebikan O

15796 5960 61 Fundmntl Ed Research 3 M 0600-0850pm ED 306 Buck S

15812 5960 62 Fundmntl Ed Research 3 R 0600-0850pm ED 307 Laosebikan O

EDUCATION HYBRID16545 1500 22 COE Seminar 1 M 0800-0920pm ED 307 Grim N, Moore L,

Kaszynski P, McClendon G

ED 1500-22 is a hybrid course; additional coursework facilitated online and by tutoring appointments to address

individualized development plan requirements. Class meets for eight weeks and Basic Skills Mock Exams will be held

Saturday, February 18, April 7, or May 12 from 7:00am - 12:00pm.

16662 1500 24 COE Seminar 1 T 0830-0920am ED 310 Grim N, Moore L,


R 0830-0920am ED 307 Grim N, Moore L,


ED 1500-24 is a hybrid course; additional coursework facilitated online and by tutoring appointments to address

individualized development plan requirements. Class meets for eight weeks and Basic Skills Mock Exams will be held

Saturday, February 18, April 7, or May 12 from 7:00am - 12:00pm.

15805 + 2000 21 Hist/Phil Am Pub Ed 3 T 0530-0820pm ED 205 STAFF

ED 2000-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 17, 24; February 14; March 6; April 3; May 1

and May 8. Additional class sessions are held online.

12976 + 4312 21 Teaching with Technology 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 202 Grant W CD/E4

ED 4312-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 18; February 1, 15, 29; March 21; April 11

and 25. Additional class sessions will be held online. Students registered for ED 4312 must have their own

laptop computers.

12977 + 4312 22 Teaching with Technology 3 R 0530-0920pm ED 202 Grant W CD/E4

ED 4312-22 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 19; February 2, 16; March 1, 22 and April 12

and 26. Additional class sessions will be off ered online. Students registered for ED 4312 must have their own

laptop computers.

15850 + 4988 21 Prof Portf Eff Pract 3 to 6 W 0600-0650pm ED 310 Gahungu O A1

ED 4988-21 is a hybrid course meeting on campus on dates to be determined by fi rst class sessions.


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16646 + 5000 21 Philosophy of Eductn 3 F 0400-0550pm ED 307 Laosebikan O

ED 5000-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 20; February 3, 17; March 2, 16, 30; April 6,

20 and May 4. Additional class sessions will be held online.

12982 + 5312 21 Teaching with Technology 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 202 Grant W

ED 5312-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 18; February 1, 15, 29; March 21; April 11


laptop computers.

12984 + 5312 22 Teaching with Technology 3 R 0530-0920pm ED 202 Grant W

ED 5312-22 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 19; February 2, 16; March 1, 22 and April 12


laptop computers.

12985 + 5312 23 Teaching with Technology 3 R 0530-0920pm TBA TBA STAFF

ED 5312-23 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 26; February 9, 23; March 8, 29; April 19

and May 3. Additional class sessions will be held online. Students registered for ED 5312 must have their own

laptop computers.

16556 + 5312 24 Teaching with Technology 3 S 0900-1250pm ED 202 Grim N, Buteau E

ED 5312-24 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 28; February 11, 25; March 10, 24; April 14

and May 5. Additional class sessions will be online. Students registered for ED 5312 must have their own

laptop computers.

15851 + 5988 21 Prof Portf Eff Pract 3 to 6 W 0600-0650pm ED 310 Gahungu O A1



16635 5998 21 Policy Iss Intl Edu 3 W 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Gahungu A



EDUCATION ONLINE12987 + 5312 51 Teaching with Technology 3 WEB Grant W CD

Students registered for ED 5312 must have their own laptop computers.

15979 + 5820 51 Ed Fund Schl Counsel 3 WEB Gahungu O

Educational Leadership, Curriculum & Foundation (ELCF) •ED 319 / 773-995-208613762 5010 61 Curr Dvlpmt/Lrn Th ry 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 302 Crossley J

14622 5130 61 Hum Reltns/Leadshp 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 303 STAFF

14623 5210 61 Foundatn Sch Adm/Org 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 300 STAFF

16349 5240 61 Schl Supervision 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 301 STAFF

13766 5310 61 Community Relations 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 300 STAFF

14624 5320 61 Curr/Inst Dsgn/Dlvry 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 301 STAFF

13768 5330 61 School Law 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 301 STAFF

13769 5340 61 Pract:Ldshp/Mgmt I 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA STAFF

14625 5350 61 Pract:Ldshp/Mgmt II 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA STAFF

13776 5370 61 School Finance 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 204 STAFF

14627 5400 61 Higher Ed Admin Law 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 300 Crossley J

13782 5410 61 Proposal Dev Gp Fund 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 301 Gahungu A

16412 5530 61 Sec Schl Curr 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 206 STAFF

15439 5540 61 Cur/Mat/Pra Today Sc 3 R 0500-0750pm ED 302 STAFF

13786 5600 61 Sem Finan Budg Hi Ed 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 205 STAFF

13789 5780 61 Practcm Hi Ed Ad I 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Crossley J

15440 5790 01 Practm Hi Ed Ad II 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Crossley J

16677 5900 61 Th e Adult Learner 3 W 0500-0750pm LIB 352 Crossley J

15441 5930 61 Higher Ed Adm/Eval 3 W 0500-0750pm TBA TBA STAFF

15442 5950 01 Practicum in C&I 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Crossley J

13794 5980 61 El/Sec Adm & Suprvsn 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 301 Gahungu A

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Elementary Education (ELED) • ED 318 / 773-995-234913015 3010 61 Fund For Eled Instrc 4 M 0530-0920pm ED 300 Ellis C

14857 3092 61 Elem ED Cert Review 1 W 0530-0820pm ED 205 Jackson A, Kelly M, Buteau R,

Harrington T, Freeman K,

Blanchard G

ELED 3092-61 meets February 8, 15, 22, 29; March 7, 21, 28 and April 4 in preparation for the Elementary/Middle

Grades Certifi cation Test.

14485 4020 61 Teach Wrtng Mid Sch 3 S 0900-1150am ED 307 Jarvis Z

13021 4140 61 Teach Sci Elem Schl 3 T 0530-0920pm ED 200 Blanchard G

13023 4150 61 Tch Soc Stud Elem Sc 3 M 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K

13025 4170 61 Teach Math Elem Schl 3 F 0530-0920pm ED 200 Harrington T

13028 4190 61 Tch Fa/Hum/Ch Lit El 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K

13034 4200 01 Field Practicum Eled 3 MW 0800-0300pm FLD TBA STAFF

R 0330-0520pm ED 200 Kelly M

13040 4210 01 Student Tch Elem Ed 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0330-0520pm ED 302 Kelly M


W 0330-0520pm ED 200 Harrington T


W 0330-0520pm ED 303 STAFF


W 0330-0520pm BHS 500 Jarvis Z

13022 5140 61 Teach Sci Elem Schl 3 T 0530-0920pm ED 200 Blanchard G, Harrington T

13024 5150 61 Tch Soc Stud Elem Sc 3 M 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K

13026 5170 61 Teach Math Elem Schl 3 F 0530-0920pm ED 200 Harrington T

13031 5190 61 Tch Fa/Hum/Ch Lit El 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K

13038 5200 01 Field Practicum Eled 3 MW 0800-0300pm FLD TBA STAFF

R 0330-0520pm ED 200 Kelly M


W 0330-0520pm ED 302 Kelly M




W 0330-0520pm ED 303 STAFF

13066 5520 61 Curr In Elem Schl 3 F 0530-0820pm ED 302 Ellis C

16547 5521 61 Research Mid Schls 3 M 0600-0850pm ED 306 Buck S

16548 5521 62 Research Mid Schls 3 R 0600-0850pm ED 307 Laosebikan O

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION INTERSESSION15720 + 4170 01I Teach Math Elem Schl 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm ED 200 Harrington T A1/F1


15721 + 5170 01I Teach Math Elem Schl 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm ED 200 Harrington T A1/F1


Engineering Studies (ENGR) • SCI 309 / 773-995-218012935 1210 01 Intro to Engineering 4 MW 1100-1250pm SCI 200 Zheng S

12939 + 2330 01 Engr Th ermodynamics 3 TR 1030-1215pm SCI 202 Zheng S

12937 2550 01 Dynamics 3 MW 0200-0350pm SCI 108 Zheng S

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English (ENG) • SCI 320 / 773-995-218915390 1000 01 Freshman Sem English 1 W 1230-0120pm BHS 505 Aghahowa B

13001 + 1230 01 Writers' Workshop I 3 MW 0800-0915am ED 306 Burns W $

MW 0930-1045am ED 306 Burns W

13002 + 1230 02 Writers' Workshop I 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 200C Burns W $

TR 1230-0145pm HWH 200C Burns W

13004 + 1230 61 Writers' Workshop I 3 MW 0600-0715pm HWH 200B Linn J $

MW 0730-0845pm HWH 200B Linn J

13005 + 1240 01 Writers' Workshop II 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 202 Roth L

TR 0930-1045am HWH 202 Roth L

13006 + 1240 02 Writers' Workshop II 3 MWF 1000-1050am ED 205 Massel L

MWF 1100-1150am ED 205 Massel L

13008 + 1240 03 Writers' Workshop II 3 MWF 0100-0150pm ED 205 Massel L

MWF 0200-0250pm ED 205 Massel L

13009 + 1240 61 Writers' Workshop II 3 TR 0600-0715pm JDC 211 Linn J

TR 0730-0845pm JDC 211 Linn J

14515 1260 01 Intro to Literature 3 MW 0300-0415pm HWH 305 Lansana Q

13012 1260 02 Intro to Literature 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 203 Hazard F

14696 1260 61 Intro to Literature 3 T 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Okorafor-Mbachu

13019 + 1270 02 Composition I 3 TR 0800-0915am SCI 209 Webster C

13030 + 1270 03 Composition I 3 MWF 0900-0950am ED 307 Willis A

15392 + 1270 08 Composition I 3 MWF 0200-0250pm DH 217 Champion G

15393 + 1270 09 Composition I 3 TR 0200-0315pm DH 216 Ubangiji N

15394 + 1270 10 Composition I 3 MW 0300-0415pm DH 203E Darrisaw D

13035 + 1270 61 Composition I 3 MW 0430-0545pm HWH 302 STAFF

13039 + 1270 62 Composition I 3 MW 0600-0715pm DH 205 Tolliver A

15395 + 1270 64 Composition I 3 MW 0730-0845pm DH 205 Tolliver A

13041 + 1280 01 Composition II 3 MWF 0900-0950am DH 205 Colbert J

13044 + 1280 06 Composition II 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 216 Catterson P

13050 + 1280 07 Composition II 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 308 Amaker A

15396 + 1280 11 Composition II 3 TR 0330-0445pm DH 217 Okorafor-Mbachu

13058 + 1280 61 Composition II 3 TR 0600-0715pm TBA TBA Muhammad A

15397 + 1280 62 Composition II 3 TR 0730-0845pm JDC 214 Muhammad A

14700 1360 01 Essent Eng Grammar 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 205 Hazard F

13060 1360 02 Essent Eng Grammar 3 MW 0300-0415pm HWH 302 Hazard F

14701 + 2010 61 Intro to Journalism 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 309 Jackson-Opoku S

15398 + 2020 61 Feature Writing 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 200B STAFF

16661 + 2060 61 Writing Advertising 3 T 0600-0850pm ED 305 Aghahowa B

13062 + 2100 01 Writng/Edit Nonfi ctn 3 TR 0330-0445pm JDC 213 Jackson-Opoku S

15971 + 2100 61 Writng/Edit Nonfi ctn 3 S 0900-1150am DH 217 STAFF

14484 + 2120 61 Tech/Scient Writing 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 115 Livingston L

13063 2190 01 Survey Amer Lit II 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 302 Howard W

16154 2210 61 Intro to African Lit 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Ohale C

15401 + 2260 01 Lit Stdy/Rsrch Wrtng 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 204 Ryan M

15402 + 2280 01 Critical Strategies 3 F 0800-1050am BHS 307 Holmes W

13069 + 2280 02 Critical Strategies 3 TR 0330-0445pm SCI 209 Ohale C

13070 2340 61 Read British Lit II 3 MW 0430-0545pm HWH 204 Hazard F

13072 2410 61 Th ird World Lit 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Ohale C

16155 2550 61 Newswriting II 3 M 0600-0850pm JDC 214 Lansana Q

14707 2790 01 Business Writing 3 F 1100-0150pm BHS 307 Holmes W

13073 2790 02 Business Writing 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 200C STAFF

15405 2790 61 Business Writing 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 303 STAFF

13079 2800 01 Write Resrch Papers 3 F 0200-0450pm BHS 307 Holmes W

16156 2800 02 Write Resrch Papers 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 200B Ubangiji N

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13076 2910 01 African Amer Lit I 3 TR 0200-0315pm SCI 209 Ohale C

13077 2910 61 African Amer Lit I 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 302 Jackson-Opoku S

15028 2940 01 African Amer Lit II 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 203 Ellis K

14514 + 3630 61 Tch Eng Sec Sch 6-12 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 1FW Williams C

14513 + 3750 01 St Tch/Sem:Sec Level 6 MTWRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0430-0545pm HWH 201 Williams C

15406 3870 01 Research & Assessmnt 3 MW 0100-0215pm DH 216 Darrisaw D

15122 + 4311 61 Shakespeare 3 MW 0430-0545pm HWH 200C Darrisaw D

16658 + 4315 01 Chaucer 3 F 0300-0550pm HWH 201 Ubangiji N

13083 + 4316 01 World Masterpcs 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 304 Howard W

15923 + 4324 61 Gwen Brooks Seminar 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 210A Lansana Q

13086 + 4331 61 Literary Criticism 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 304H Ryan M

15408 4337 61 Classical Rhetoric 3 M 0600-0850pm JDC 211 Aghahowa B

13088 + 4338 61 Language 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 204 Ubangiji N

16157 + 4345 61 Amer Lit 1820-1865 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 204 Howard W

13100 + 4347 61 Tchg Composition 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 302 Storrs S

16587 + 4349 61 Th e English Novel 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 202 Howard W

15413 4367 61 Spec Topics In Eng 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 216 Jackson-Opoku S

Topic: Fiction to Film

14713 + 4370 61 Amer Ethnic Exp Lit 3 TR 0600-0715pm DH 117 Ellis K

16589 + 4381 61 Seminar in Fiction 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 203 Okorafor-Mbachu

13135 + 4395 01 Internship Writing 3 to 12 TBA TBA TBA TBA Aghahowa B

13084 5316 01 World Masterpcs 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 304 Howard W

15924 5324 61 Gwen Brooks Seminar 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 210A Lansana Q

13087 5331 61 Literary Criticism 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 304H Ryan M

15409 5337 61 Classical Rhetoric 3 M 0600-0850pm JDC 211 Aghahowa B

13089 5338 61 Language 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 204 Ubangiji N

16158 5345 61 Amer Lit 1820-1865 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 204 Howard W

13101 5347 61 Tchg Composition 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 302 Storrs S

16588 5349 61 Th e English Novel 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 202 Howard W

15414 5367 61 Spec Topics In Eng 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 216 Jackson-Opoku S

Topic: Fiction to Film

14714 5370 61 Amer Ethnic Exp Lit 3 TR 0600-0715pm DH 117 Ellis K

16590 5381 61 Seminar in Fiction 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 203 Okorafor-Mbachu

14715 5395 01 Internship Writing 3 to 12 TBA TBA TBA TBA Aghahowa B

15123 5411 61 Study In Shakespeare 3 MW 0430-0545pm HWH 200C Darrisaw D

16659 5415 01 Studies In Chaucer 3 F 0300-0550pm HWH 201 Ubangiji N

13152 5452 61 Seminar in Eng Lit 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 210A Ryan M

Topic: James Joyce

14718 5461 61 Adv Poetry Writ Wksp 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 210A Lansana Q

15418 5465 61 Adv Nonfi c Writ Wksh 3 S 1200-0250pm DH 210A Ellis K

14719 5498 01 Master's Th esis 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Jackson-Opoku S

13163 5498 02 Master's Th esis 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Lansana Q

15197 5498 03 Master's Th esis 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Okorafor-Mbachu

15417 5498 04 Master's Th esis 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Ellis K

16660 5498 05 Master's Th esis 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Aghahowa B

ENGLISH HYBRID15124 1360 21 Essent Eng Grammar 3 T 0600-0715pm BHS 306 STAFF

ENG 1360-21 is a hybrid course meeting on campus on dates to be determined by fi rst class sessions.


ENGLISH INTERSESSION15704 1360 01I Essent Eng Grammar 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm HWH 203 Ubangiji N


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ENGLISH ONLINE15705 + 1092 51 Il Eng Tch Cert Rev 1 WEB Storrs S

14364 1260 51 Intro to Literature 3 WEB Storrs S

14363 + 2280 51 Critical Strategies 3 WEB Reynolds D E3/W1

14366 + 2790 51 Business Writing 3 WEB Williams G E3/W1

15614 + 2790 53 A Business Writing 3 WEB Reynolds D E3/W1

14368 + 2800 51 Write Resrch Papers 3 WEB Williams G E3/W1

15087 + 2800 52 Write Resrch Papers 3 WEB Storrs S E3/W1

Finance (FIN) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397912936 1010 61 Personl Fin Decision 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 500 Arredondo R

12938 + 2660 01 Principles of Finance 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 504A Simyar F

16679 + 2660 02 Principles of Finance 3 MW 1100-1215pm ED 301 Coupet E

12946 + 2660 61 Principles ofFinance 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 503B Hunt A

12940 + 2660 62 Principles of Finance 3 W 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Hunt A

12942 + 3640 01 Intro Fin Derivtves 3 MW 0930-1045am BHS 504B Coupet E

16678 + 3680 61 Investments 3 M 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Coupet E

12945 + 3750 61 Real Estate Finance 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 505 Bryant L

15747 3805 61 Entrepreneurial Fin 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 505 Collins D

16623 4505 61 Entrepreneurial M&A 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 503A STAFF

12943 4700 61 Corporate Fin Semnr 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 500 Simyar F

16629 4990 61 Ind Stdy&Sp/Prob 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 501 STAFF

FINANCE ONLINE12951 + 2660 51 Principles of Finance 3 WEB Coupet E

Foreign Languages & Literatures (FL&L)• HWH 301A / 773-995-235015760 + 2500 01 SAB: Intermed Orient 1 to 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Chierico R

Study Abroad Course

15986 + 2500 02 SAB: Intermed Orient 1 to 3 R 0500-0750pm LIB 352 Norris E

Study Abroad Course

15987 + 2500 03 SAB: Intermed Orient 1 to 3 T 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Shen V

Study Abroad Course

15146 + 4675 01 FL Student Teaching K-12 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF


W 0100-0240pm HWH 305 Martinez L

French (FREN) • HWH 301A / 773-995-235014084 1010 01 Elementary French I 3 TR 0930-1045am ED 303 Norris E

16591 1010 61 Elementary French I 3 S 1200-0250pm HWH 205 Silverstein D

14086 + 1020 01 Elementary French II 3 TR 1100-1215pm ED 303 Norris E $

15929 + 1020 61 Elementary French II 3 F 0500-0750pm HWH 200B Delgado-Tall S

16592 + 1020 62 Elementary French II 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 205 Silverstein D

16159 + 1210 61 Elem Bus French II 3 TR 0600-0715pm JDC 214 Norris E

FRENCH INTERSESSION15698 1010 21I Elementary French I 3 TR 0500-0800pm HWH 201 Norris E $

Intersession Hybrid Course: Meets December 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 and 29.

Additional class sessions and activities will be provided online.

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Freshman Seminar (FRSE) • CRSU 158 / 773-995-4510Freshman Seminar courses are for University College students only.13906 1500 01 Special Topics 2 MW 1100-1150am DH 205 McInerney M

13907 1500 02 Special Topics 2 MW 1200-1250pm DH 205 Kent A

16038 1500 03 Special Topics 2 TR 1100-1150am JDC 211 Edwards M

16501 1510 02 Portfolio Development 1 F 1000-1050am CRSU Conf A Hines M

16502 1510 03 Portfolio Development 1 M 1100-1150am CRSU Conf A McKnight F

16503 1510 08 Portfolio Development 1 W 0100-0150pm CRSU Conf A McKnight F

Geography (GEOG) • SCI 321 / 773-995-218614152 1000 01 Society/Environment 3 TR 0930-1045am SCI 209 Frankos C $

14153 1000 02 Society/Environment 3 MWF 1000-1050am SCI 213 Burnett K $

14154 1000 03 Society/Environment 3 MWF 0100-0150pm SCI 213 Burnett K $

16170 1000 61 Society/Environment 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 209 Siola M $

14156 1000 62 Society/Environment 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 213 Nazy J $

15777 1099 01 Freshman Sem Geog 1 M 0200-0250pm HWH 202 Dixon Reeves R

14157 1100 01 Global Diversity 3 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 213 Frankos C $

14160 1100 61 Global Diversity 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 100 Siola M $

14159 1400 01 Intro Physical Geog 3 TR 0200-0340pm SCI 213 Kurke M $

14741 + 2230 01 Geog World Economy 3 MWF 1100-1150am SCI 213 King M

14771 + 2400 61 Teaching Phys Geog 4 TR 0400-0540pm SCI 213 Kurke M $

16172 2500 01 Th e City:Envi/People 3 TR 0930-1045am SCI 213 Pratt E

16174 + 3450 61 Conservation Nat Res 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Halpin J

16175 4290 61 Environment Justice 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Burnett K

16603 + 4530 61 Neighborhood Dvlpmt 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Block D

16177 + 4810 61 Cartographic Design 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Biller J

16179 5290 61 Environment Justice 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 213 Burnett K

16604 5330 61 Neighborhood Dvlpmt 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Block D

16181 5550 61 Sem Community Devel 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Block D

14168 5810 61 Cartographic Design 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Biller J

14171 5840 61 Digital Image Prcsng 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 207 Mulugeta G

14172 5850 61 GIS Application 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Mulugeta G

GEOGRAPHY HYBRID16634 + 5842 21 GIS Programming 3 R 0500-0550pm SCI 207 Biller J

GEOG 5842-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 19, 26; February 2, 9, 16, 23; March 1, 8, 15, 22,

29; April 5, 12, 19, 26 and May 3. Additional class sessions will be held online.

GEOGRAPHY INTERSESSION ONLINE15703 1000 51I Society/Environment 3 WEB Biller J $

Intersession Online Course held December 13 through January 12.Contact instructor / department for details.

GEOGRAPHY ONLINE14748 1000 51 Society/Environment 3 WEB Mulugeta G

15495 1100 51 Global Diversity 3 WEB King M $

Health & Safety (H S) • JDC 216 / 773-995-229015857 1575 01 First Aid Emerg Care 3 F 1000-1250pm JDC 211 Horan M

15444 2200 01 Persnl Hlth/Wellness 3 MW 0100-0150pm JDC 108 Buck S

F 0100-0150pm JDC 102 Buck S

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HEALTH & SAFETY EXTENSION HYBRID16442 4050 21 Contemp Is Hlth Ed 3 M 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Groh C

Extension Hybrid Course: Starts January 23 / Extension Site: Oak Lawn High School


16438 + 4810 21 Driver Task Analysis 4 R 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Mahoney D

Extension Hybrid Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Naperville Central High School


16440 + 4820 21 Teach Mthd DR ED CLS 4 W 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Hionis M

Extension Hybrid Course: Starts January 18 / Extension Site: Eisenhower High School


16444 + 4830 21 Lab Instr Emer Dr Sk 4 T 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Martin J

Extension Hybrid Course: Starts January 17 / Extension Site: Taft High School

Additional class sessions will be online.

16443 5050 21 Contemp Is Hlth Ed 3 M 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Groh C

Extension Hybrid Course: Starts January 23 / Extension Site: Oak Lawn High School

Additional class sessions will be online.

16439 + 5810 21 Driver Task Analysis 4 R 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Mahoney D



16441 + 5820 21 Teach Mthd DR ED CLS 4 W 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Hionis M

Extension Hybrid Course: Starts January 18 / Extension Site: Eisenhower High School


16445 + 5830 21 Lab Instr Emer Dr Sk 4 T 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Martin J

Extension Hybrid Course: Starts January 17 / Extension Site: Taft High School


HEALTH & SAFETY ONLINE16451 + 4800 51 Safety ED & Prev Inj 3 WEB Groh C

16452 + 5800 51 Safety ED & Prev Inj 3 WEB Groh C

Health Information Administration (HIA) • BHS 610 / 773-995-255213823 + 3100 01 Alt Hlth Care Systms 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 502 Price B

13824 + 3200 61 Coding & Classif Sys 3 R 0500-0750pm BHS 502 STAFF

15098 + 3600 01 Legal Aspcts & Ethcs 3 MW 0130-0245pm BHS 502 STAFF

13826 + 3700 01 Clinical Medicine II 4 MW 0900-1050am BHS 502 Price B

13827 + 3910 01 Tech Prof Practice 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Borden A

13829 + 4200 01 Rsrch Hlth Care/HIM 3 W 0900-1150am BHS 502A Stewart R

HIA 4200-01 meets January 18 - March 28.

13828 + 4300 01 Hlth Info Standards 3 TR 1030-1145am BHS 505 Borden A


13830 + 4400 01 Hlth Care Org INSY 3 TR 0900-1045am BHS 502 Price B


13831 + 4600 01 Mgmt Prfsnl Practice 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Borden A

13832 + 4700 01 Reg HIA Exam Prep 2 T 0200-0350pm BHS 502 Borden A

Health, Physical Education & Recreation (HPR) • JDC 216 / 773-995-2290HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION & RECREATION ONLINE 13737 2500 51 Or/Ad Hth PE Rec/Ath 2 WEB Pesavento L

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Health Sciences (H SC)• DH 126 / 773-995-251214438 1104 01 Med Terminology 3 TR 0930-1045am DH 120A Hardney K

14439 1104 02 Med Terminology 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 307 Hardney K

15892 1104 61 Med Terminology 3 T 0500-0750pm BHS 504A Osunkoya E

16406 2150 01 Intro Hlth Profssns 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 501 Hardney K

16405 2150 02 Intro Hlth Profssns 3 M 0200-0450pm DH 120C Ricks-Saulsby R

16407 2150 61 Intro Hlth Profssns 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 120A Anderson M

16408 2150 62 Intro Hlth Profssns 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 120C Hardney K

14876 + 2190 61 Intro to Nutrition 3 W 0500-0750pm BHS 100 Ade-Oshifogun J

15045 2213 61 Health Disparities 3 T 0500-0750pm BHS 503B Ebomoyi E

14878 + 2220 01 Persnl Hlth/Wellness 2 R 1000-1150am DH 120C Britt T

Enrollment in H SC 2220 requires concurrent enrollment in a P E activity course.

14449 2250 61 Health Care Ethics 3 M 0500-0750pm DH 120C Miller F

15858 2250 62 Health Care Ethics 3 R 0500-0750pm BHS 501 Miller F

14450 2265 61 Altrnative Hlth Care 3 F 0500-0750pm BHS 503B Osunkoya E

16410 3200 61 Research Methods 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 129 Lyons T

16411 + 3310 61 HIV: People of Color 3 R 0500-0750pm BHS 503B Lyons T

14452 + 3315 01 Health Behavior 3 W 0200-0450pm DH 120C Williams P

14879 + 3316 61 Medical Science 3 W 0500-0750pm BHS 506 Ilegbodu V

14454 + 3317 61 Health Promotion 3 R 0500-0750pm DH 120C STAFF

14456 + 3319 01 Intro to Public Health 3 R 0200-0450pm DH 120C Williams P

14457 + 3321 61 Service Learning in Health 3 M 0500-0750pm DH 120A Germain M, Anguh I

15599 + 3327 61 Bioterrorism & Health 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 120C Ilegbodu V

14881 3329 61 Intro to Biostatistics 3 R 0500-0750pm DH 120A Ebomoyi E

15688 3375 61 Health Policy 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 129 Watkins Y

15689 4414 01 Entrepreneurshp Hlth Care 3 T 0200-0450pm DH 120C Watkins Y

15690 4418 61 Basic Epidemiology 3 M 0500-0750pm DH 129 STAFF

15692 4423 61 Intro Environmental Hlth 3 F 0500-0750pm BHS 307 Amuwo S

15694 4424 01 Program Planning 3 R 0100-0350pm DH 124E Ebomoyi E

15693 4425 61 Comm Health Practicum 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Anguh I

HEALTH SCIENCES INTERSESSION16680 + 4418 01I Basic Epidemiology 3 MTWRF 0100-0850pm LIB 144 Ebomoyi E

Intersession Course: Meets December 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, and 21.

History (HIST) • SCI 315 / 773-995-219216216 + 1092 01 IL Hist Tch Cert Rev 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA Kimble L

Students registered in HIST 1092 should contact the instructor at (773) 821-4983.

15865 1099 01 Freshman Semin Hist 1 M 0200-0250pm HWH 202 Dixon Reeves R

13165 + 1200 01 West & World to 1715 3 TR 0200-0315pm SCI 116 Kucera R

16607 + 1200 61 West & World to 1715 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 116 Kucera R

13168 + 1210 01 West/Wrld Since 1715 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 201 Rowe S

16669 + 1210 02 West/Wrld Since 1715 3 MWF 1100-1150am BHS 506 Kuzdale A

13178 + 1300 01 US Hist 1607-1876 3 MWF 1100-1150am SCI 209 Bionaz R

13180 + 1310 01 US Hist Since 1877 3 MWF 0800-0850am HWH 205 Morikawa S

13186 + 1310 02 US Hist Since 1877 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 205 Morikawa S

13183 + 1310 03 US Hist Since 1877 3 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 102 Jones H

15507 + 1310 04 US Hist Since 1877 3 TR 0200-0315pm SCI 102 Jones

13188 + 1310 61 US Hist Since 1877 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 100 Jones H

14780 + 2200 01 Key Prblms Wrld Hist 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 209 N'Daou S

16608 + 2200 61 Key Prblms Wrld Hist 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 103 N'Daou S

16217 + 2340 01 Intro Middle Ages II 3 MW 0300-0415pm HWH 202 Kuzdale A

16218 2500 01 Rev in Modrn Europe 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 303 Rowe S

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15788 + 2730 01 AF AM Hist Since 1865 3 MW 0100-0215pm HWH 205 Morikawa S

16610 + 2850 01 Africa Since 1800 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 303 N'Daou S

13205 + 2930 01 Wksp Wld Peace Org 3 TR 0330-0445pm SCI 100 Jones H

16609 + 2970 61 Special Topics Hist 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 102 Kucera R

Topic: Protestant Reformation

16219 4302 61 Hist of Af Am Women 3 T 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Morikawa S

16223 4313 61 Hist of Christianity 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 116 Kucera R

16221 4322 61 Hist of US 1815-1850 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 203 Bionaz R

16227 4363 01 Meth Tch Soc St Sec 3 W 0200-0450pm HWH 306 Kimble L

15515 4375 01 Stdnt Tch Sec Soc St 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF


W 0300-0450pm HWH 304 Bionaz

16225 4387 61 Problems:Afrcn Hist 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 204 N'Daou S

16220 5302 61 Hist of Af Am Women 3 T 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Morikawa S

16224 5313 61 Hist of Christianity 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 116 Kucera R

16222 5322 61 Hist of US 1815-1850 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 203 Bionaz R

16226 5387 61 Problems:Afrcn Hist 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 204 N'Daou S

16633 5481 61 Sem Eur Hist II 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 205 Rowe S

HISTORY HYBRID16668 + 1210 21 West/Wrld Since 1715 3 F 0500-0750pm HWH 205 Kuzdale A R2

HIST 1210-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 20, 27; February 3, 17; March 2, 23; April 6,

20; May 4 and May 11. Additional class sessions will be held online.

HISTORY ONLINE13191 + 1310 51 US Hist Since 1877 3 WEB Kimble L R2

15787 + 2470 51 Hist of Illinois 3 WEB Kimble L R2

Honors (HON) • CRSU 231 / 773-995-380113429 + 1210 01 Honors English Comp II 3 TR 0330-0445pm BHS 504B Catterson P

15166 1350 01 Scientifi c Inquiry 3 MW 1200-0115pm SCI 113 Kuhn T

15185 1355 01 Mathematical Inquiry 3 MW 0300-0415pm BHS 505 Radulescu M

16067 + 2020 01 Science & Society II 3 TR 0330-0445pm DH 116 Milo R

14776 + 2300 01 Arts & Society 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 306 Kang S

13433 + 2400 01 Values in Confl ict 3 TR 1100-1215pm ED 205 Cronce P

13434 2900 01 Persp on Human Exist 3 TR 0930-1045am DH 216 Catterson P

Industrial Technology (I T) • ED 200B / 773-995-380716640 1142 61 Basic Graphc Commnctn 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 109 Gilchrist K $

14533 4333 61 Network Confi grtn II 3 M 0500-0950pm ED 109 Ayyash M

14520 5333 61 Network Confi grtn II 3 M 0500-0950pm ED 109 Ayyash M

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY HYBRID15095 3220 21 Computer System Tech 3 R 0500-0850pm ED 109 Ayyash M

I T 3220-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 19; February 2, 16; March 1, 15, 29; April 5, 19 and May 3.

Additional online sessions will be held on January 26; February 9, 23; March 8, 22; April 12 and 26.

14519 5220 21 Computer System Tech 3 R 0500-0850pm ED 109 Ayyash M

I T 5220-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 19; February 2, 16; March 1, 15, 29; April 5, 19 and May 3.


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INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY ONLINE16641 + 3092 51 I T Cert Review 1 WEB Gilchrist K

Information Systems (INSY) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397814420 1360 01 Int Computer Inf Sys 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 508 Saghafi B

16392 1360 02 Int Computer Inf Sys 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 508 Saghafi B

16626 1370 01 Microcptr Applic Bus 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 507 Abuleil S

14422 1370 62 Microcptr Applic Bus 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 507 Saghafi B

14424 1370 63 Microcptr Applic Bus 3 S 0900-1150am BHS 508 Alsamara K

15254 + 3280 01 Database Technologies 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 508 Alsamara K

16393 + 4470 01 Client/Server Development 4 MW 1230-0145pm BHS 508 Abuleil S

INFORMATION SYSTEMS INTERSESSION HYBRID16568 1370 21I Microcptr Applic Bus 3 TR 0100-0400pm BHS 507 Saghafi B



15845 + 3270 21I Mgmt Info Systems 3 WF 0500-0800pm BHS 508 Alsamara K



15841 + 4900 21I Special Tpcs in INSY 1 to 3 TR 0100-0400pm BHS 508 Abuleil S

Intersession Hybrid Course: Meets on campus on December 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 and 29.

Additional class sessions/activities will be provided online.

INFORMATION SYSTEMS ONLINE14425 1370 51 Microcptr Applic Bus 3 WEB Alsamara K

14524 + 2840 51 Intro to Object-Oriented Pro 3 WEB Abuleil S

14427 + 3270 51 Mgmt Info Systems 3 WEB Alsamara K

14430 + 4900 51 Special Tpcs in INSY 1 to 3 WEB Abuleil S

Topic: Information Security Management

Liberal Studies (LBST) • SCI 321 / 773.995.248415779 1099 01 Freshman Sem LBST 1 M 0200-0250pm HWH 202 STAFF

16215 3000 01 LBST Foundations 2 T 0200-0350pm JDC 211 Halpin J

16214 4900 61 Liberal Studies Sem 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 300A Halpin J

Library Information & Media Studies (LIMS) • ED 208 / 773-995-259813103 5005 01 Prac LIB Med Ctrs 1 to 2 TBA TBA TBA TBA Gomez G

13120 5020 61 Cataloging & Class 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 302 Rosa K

16414 5280 61 Mgmt/Orgnztn 3 R 0600-0850pm ED 204 Moore M

16550 5340 61 Fnd Info Professions 3 M 0600-0850pm ED 204 Rosa K

14847 5992 61 Lib Info Spec Review 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA Gomez G

LIBRARY INFORMATION & MEDIA STUDIES HYBRID16437 5350 21 Informatics Essentls 3 R 0500-0850pm ED 109 Ayyash M

LIMS 5350-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 19; February 2, 16; March 1, 15, 29; April 5, 19 and May 4.


LIBRARY INFORMATION & MEDIA STUDIES ONLINE13122 5300 51 Admin Media Centers 3 WEB Gomez G F1

16416 5360 51 Intro Reference Serv 3 WEB Rosa K

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Management (MGMT) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397814612 1030 01 Int Mod Bus Systems 3 MW 1230-0145pm BHS 500 Jackson J

MGMT 1030-01 is for Freshman Students only.

16394 1030 02 Int Mod Bus Systems 3 MW 0330-0445pm BHS 504B Jackson J

MGMT 1030-02 is for Transfer Students only.

14391 + 3010 01 Prin of Mgmt 3 MW 0930-1045am BHS 501 STAFF W1

14392 + 3010 02 Prin of Mgmt 3 TR 0930-1045am BHS 504B Jackson J W1

14393 + 3010 61 Prin of Mgmt 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 504B Jackson J W1

14395 3020 01 Organization Behave 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 500 Kpo W

14613 3020 61 Organization Behave 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 503A Kpo W

14389 + 3240 01 Production Management 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 503A Liu B

14390 + 3240 61 Production Management 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 506 Liu B

14399 + 3600 61 Human Resource Mgmt 3 S 0900-1150am BHS 504B STAFF

14400 + 3620 61 Industrial Relatn 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 503A Burruss C

16624 3755 61 Social Entrepreneurshp 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 504B STAFF

14402 4100 01 Fld Exp Small Bus 3 TR 0330-0445pm BHS 501 Clayton Y

16625 4505 61 Bus Plan Development 3 T 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Vaughn E

16396 4610 01 Cont Issues Pers Mgmt 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 501 STAFF B1

14405 + 4850 61 Internatnl Business 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 503A Bokhari Z

14408 + 4890 01 Business Policy and Strategy 3 MW 1100-1215pm BHS 503A Kpo W

16398 + 4890 02 Business Policy and Strategy 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 503A Osuji L B1/SR

14409 4890 61 Business Policy and Strategy 3 M 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Kpo W B1/SR

16628 4890 62 A Business Policy and Strategy 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 501 Osuji L B1/SR

MANAGEMENT ONLINE14397 + 2520 51 Sm Business Mgmt 3 WEB Bokhari Z JR

16627 3010 51 Prin of Mgmt 3 WEB Boddie T W1

14388 + 3240 51 Production Management 3 WEB Ali H CD

15941 + 4850 51 Internatnl Business 3 WEB Bokhari Z B1

16397 + 4850 52 Internatnl Business 3 WEB Bokhari Z B1

Marketing (MKTG) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397814412 3110 01 Prin of Mktg 3 MW 0200-0315pm BHS 501 Bibb S

14414 3110 02 Prin of Mktg 3 MW 0330-0445pm BHS 501 Bibb S

16399 3620 01 Prin of Advertising 3 MW 1100-1215pm HWH 303 Bibb S

16395 3780 61 Cons Behavior 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 307 Bibb S

14417 4830 01 Marketing Research 3 TR 0330-0445pm BHS 503A Osuji L

14418 4880 61 Adv Marketing Mgmt 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 504B Osuji L

MARKETING INTERSESSION15948 + 4900 01I Special Topics:Mktg 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm BHS 501 Osuji L


MARKETING ONLINE14411 + 3110 51 Prin of Mktg 3 WEB Bokhari Z JR

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Mathematics (MATH) • HWH 332 / 773-995-210214268 + 0910 61 IL Tch Basic Mth Rev 1 S 0900-1150am HWH 200C Wayne C

Math 0910-61 meets January 17 - March 10.

16246 + 0920 61 Il Math Tch Cert Rev 1 S 1230-0320pm HWH 200C Wayne C

MATH 0920-61 meets January 17 - March 10.

14264 + 0990 02A ApAppl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MTWR 0900-1040am HWH 208 Moody L $

Level 1 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 17 - March 10.

Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets March 19 - May 18.

14281 + 0990 03A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MTWR 1000-1140am BHS 503B Cannon P $



16247 + 0990 03B Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWR 1000-1050am HWH 306 Wilson L $

Level 2 of this section is worth 4 credit hours and meets January 17 - May 18.

14286 + 0990 06A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MW 0900-1240pm ED 102 Khasawneh E $



14288 + 0990 07A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MWF 0830-1050am HWH 302 Alexis E $



14289 + 0990 08A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MWF 1100-0120pm HWH 208 Ries W $



15592 + 0990 10A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MWF 1000-1220pm ED 206 Atallah N $



14296 + 0990 62A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 MW 0500-0830pm HWH 209 Taghavy A $



14297 + 0990 63A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 TR 0500-0830pm ED 102 Ruiz P $



14298 + 0990 64A Appl Intermed Algebra 4 or 8 W 0500-0830pm HWH 203 Craan J $

S 0830-1150am HWH 203 Craan J



14304 + 1010 02 Math for ELED Tch I 3 TR 0300-0440pm HWH 207 Chen J

14305 + 1010 61 Math for ELED Tch I 3 S 1200-0350pm HWH 208 Mirmira S

14306 + 1020 01 Math for ELED Tch II 3 WF 1200-0140pm DH 217 Alexis E

14308 + 1020 61 Math for ELED Tch II 3 M 0530-0910pm HWH 205 Wayne C

14310 + 1200 01 College Algebra 3 TR 0900-1040am BHS 503A STAFF

14311 + 1200 03 College Algebra 3 MW 1100-1240pm BHS 307 Moody L

14313 + 1200 05 College Algebra 3 MW 0200-0340pm HWH 203 Yimer A

15596 + 1200 06 College Algebra 3 TR 0200-0340pm BHS 503B Jia L

14314 + 1200 61 College Algebra 3 MW 0720-0900pm HWH 303 Erickson J

14315 + 1200 62 College Algebra 3 S 0800-1150am HWH 208 STAFF

14317 + 1210 02 College Alg & Trig 3 WF 0100-0240pm HWH 202 Mirmira S

14822 + 1210 61 College Alg & Trig 3 F 0530-0910pm HWH 204 Mirmira S

14319 + 1250 01 Pre-Calculus Math 5 MWF 0900-1040am HWH 305 O'Donnell

14328 + 1400 61 Basic Calculus 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 101 Solakiewicz R

14327 + 1400 62 Basic Calculus 3 S 1200-0250pm HWH 202 Radulescu M

14332 + 1410 01 Calculus I 4 MF 0900-1040am BHS 506 Ho L

14333 + 1410 02 Calculus I 4 TR 1050-1230pm BHS 506 STAFF

16250 1415 61 Calc Life Sci I 4 TR 0530-0710pm HWH 208 Hrozencik D

14335 + 1420 01 Calculus II 4 TR 1050-1230pm SCI 116 Solakiewicz R

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14336 + 1420 61 Calculus II 4 TR 0720-0900pm HWH 208 Hrozencik D

14331 + 1500 01 Intro To Finite Math 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 209 O'Donnell S

14329 + 1600 01 Basic Prob/Statis I 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 102 Atallah N

14823 + 1800 01 Quantitative Literacy 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 305 Alexis E

15608 + 1800 61 Quantitative Literacy 3 TR 0530-0850pm TBA TBA STAFF

Math 1800-61 meets March 19 - May 18.

14300 + 1800 62 Quantitative Literacy 3 M 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Yimer A

14325 + 2200 01 Linear Algebra 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 203 Ho L

14326 2200 61 Linear Algebra 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 102 Jia L

16251 + 2300 01 Intro Higher Math 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 304 Akatsa V

14337 + 2430 01 Calculus III 4 TR 0800-0940am HWH 304 STAFF

14338 + 2550 61 Diff erential Eqns 4 T 0530-0850pm HWH 102 Getachew D

14339 + 2800 61 Discrete Math 3 M 0600-0850pm TBA TBA Akatsa V

16253 + 3800 61 Th eory of Interest 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 209 Musial P

14320 + 4000 61 Tch Math Sec Sch 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 209 Wayne C

14827 + 4005 01 St Tch Sem: Sec Lvl 6 MTWRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0400-0540pm HWH 200B Wayne C

15897 + 4020 01 Math for HS Math Tch 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 308 O'Donnell S

16252 + 4110 61 Geometry I 3 MW 0500-0615pm HWH 303 Erickson J

15896 4260 61 Intro Modern Alg II 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 300 Akatsa V

15819 + 4410 61 Int Real Variables 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 307 Solakiewicz R

14829 + 4710 61 Hist of Mathematics 3 TR 0500-0615pm HWH 300 Erickson J

16254 + 4800 01 Math Methods of Physics 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 304 STAFF

16255 5180 61 Point Set Topology 3 W 0630-0920pm HWH 300 Hrozencik D

16256 5220 61 Modern Algebra I 3 T 0630-0920pm HWH 300 Attele K

16257 5560 61 Interpol & Approx 3 R 0630-0920pm HWH 300 Solakiewicz R

16258 5610 61 Math Statistics I 3 M 0630-0920pm HWH 211 Musial P

14348 5950 61 Master Proj 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

16259 5980 61 Master Th esis 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

Enrollment in MATH 5980-61 requires prior permission from department chairman.

MATHEMATICS INTERSESSION15708 0990 IA Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWRF 0900-0130pm HWH 208 STAFF M1/$

Intersession Course: Level 1 Only.

Meets December 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22; January 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 and 10.

15709 0990 IB Appl Intermed Algebra 4 MTWRF 0500-0930pm HWH 208 Attele K M1/$

Intersession Course: Level 2 Only.

Meets December 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22; January 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 and 10.

Middle School Education (MIDS) • ED 318 / 773-995-208916302 + 4160 61 Teachg Crtve Arts MIDS 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K A1

15545 + 4200 01 Field Practicum:MIDS 3 MW 0800-0300pm FLD TBA STAFF

R 0330-0520pm ED 200 Kelly M

16311 + 4210 01 Student Teach MIDS 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD TBA STAFF


15794 + 4220 61 Teachg Math MIDS 3 F 0530-0920pm ED 200 Harrington T

16318 + 4230 61 Teachg Science MIDS 3 T 0530-0920pm ED 200 Blanchard G

16320 + 4240 61 Teachg Soc Stds MIDS 3 M 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K

16309 + 5160 61 Teachg Crtve Arts MIDS 3 W 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K

16322 + 5200 01 Field Practicum:MIDS 3 MW 0800-0300pm TBA TBA STAFF

R 0330-0520pm ED 200 Kelly M

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16312 + 5210 01 Student Teach MIDS 6 MTWRF 0800-0300pm FLD TBA STAFF


14870 + 5220 61 Teachg Math MIDS 3 F 0530-0920pm ED 200 Harrington T

16321 + 5240 61 Teachg Soc Stds MIDS 3 M 0530-0920pm ED 200 Freeman K

Military Science (MI S) • DH 204 / 773-995-224216675 1020 01 Basic Leadership 1 T 0300-0350pm ED 302 STAFF

R 0600-0800am FLD TBA STAFF

In addition to meeting on campus, classes will be held at UIC on Th ursday from 6:00am to 8:00am.

Contact MI S at (773) 995-2242 for more information.

13285 + 1510 01 Physcl Readiness I 1 MWF 0700-0750am JDC 100 Delgado N CD

16676 2020 61 Leadership & Teamwrk 2 T 0400-0550pm DH 203E STAFF




13287 + 2510 01 Physcl Readiness II 1 MWF 0700-0750am JDC 100 Delgado N CD

14496 2600 61 U S Military History 3 W 0500-0750pm FLD TBA STAFF

MI S 2600-61 is for ROTC Cadets only; class sessions will be held at UIC.


16670 + 3020 01 Leadership & Ethics 3 W 0200-0450pm JDC 211 Delgado N CD




16671 + 3120 61 Offi cership 3 T 0500-0750pm FLD TBA STAFF CD

MI S 3120-61 class sessions will be held at UIC. Contact MI S at (773) 995-2242 for more information.

13290 + 3510 01 Physcl Readiness III 1 MWF 0700-0750am JDC 100 Delgado N JR

15624 + 3610 01 Physcl Readiness IV 1 MWF 0700-0750am FLD TBA STAFF SR

MI S 3610-01 class sessions will be held at UIC. Contact MI S at (773) 995-2242 for more information.

MILITARY SCIENCE ONLINE16263 2600 51 U S Military History 3 WEB STAFF

Music (MUS) • HWH 331 / 773-995-2155

MUS • General Education and Non-Music Major CoursesStudents are required to have their own instrument for private applied lessons. TBA lessons are one-hour, weekly private lessons arranged with the instructor. It is the responsibility of the student to contact the Department of Music to arrange this lesson time.13443 1111 01 Intro Th eory I 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 103 Butters S

13444 1117 01 Class Voice II 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 107 LeClair B

13447 1134 01 Hist/Apprec Music 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 105 Florine J

15057 1134 61 Hist/Apprec Music 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 105 Copeland N

15629 1134 02 Hist/Apprec Music 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 105 Florine J

14960 + 1191 01 Class Piano I 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 106 Hendricks J $

16613 + 1191 02 Class Piano I 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 106 Sudeith M $

16275 + 1192 01 Class Piano II 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 106 Sudeith M $

16276 1192 61 Class Piano II 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 106 STAFF $

16612 2050 01 Intro Sound Art 3 MWF 1200-0150pm BHS 303 Christoff erson

13456 + 2217 61 Jazz/Pop Mus Hist II 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 105 Off ard F $

16277 2287 01 Latin American Music 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 105 Florine J

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MUS • General Education and Non-Music Major Applied CoursesTBA lessons are one-hour, weekly private lessons arranged with the instructor. Students are required to have their own instrument for private applied lessons. It is the responsibility of the student to contact the Department of Music to arrange this lesson time. Registration for applied lesions ends January 16, 2012, the last day of regular registration.13435 + 1100 01 Strings 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Matthews T,

Raynovich W CD/$

13436 1101 01 Trumpet or Cornet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P

16267 1102 01 French Horn 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF

16268 1105 01 Trombone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T

16269 1106 01 Tuba 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T

13440 1107 01 Jazz Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hendricks J, Gessner D,

Felton J

16270 1108 01 Flute 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R

16271 1109 01 Clarinet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R

13445 1118 01 Saxophone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R

13446 1133 01 Percussion 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S

13449 1139 01 Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Sudeith M, Hendricks J,

Felton J, Gessner D

13450 + 1143 01 Voice 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Schulz B, LeClair B,

Williams D

13451 1144 01 Guitar 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Off ard F

16272 1145 01 Organ 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Sudeith M CD/$

16273 1146 01 Steel Pan 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S

16274 1147 01 African Drum 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S

13455 1148 01 Bass:Acoustc/Electrc 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA DeSanto D

MUSA • Private applied music lessons for music majors only!16278 + 1100 01 Flute 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$

16279 + 1101 01 Oboe 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$

16280 + 1102 01 Clarinet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$

15636 + 1103 01 Saxophone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD/$

16281 + 1104 01 Bassoon 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF CD/$

13463 + 1105 01 Trumpet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P CD/$

16282 + 1106 01 French Horn 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF CD/$

15639 + 1107 01 Trombone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T

15640 + 1108 01 Baritone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hines T

16283 + 1109 01 Tuba 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF

16284 + 1110 01 Violin 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Matthews T

16285 + 1111 01 Viola 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Matthews T

16286 + 1112 01 Cello 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Raynovich W

16287 + 1113 01 Double Bass 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA DeSanto D, Manson M

14978 + 1114 01 Guitar 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Off ard F

13473 + 1115 01 Percussion 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S

16288 + 1116 01 African Drum 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S

16289 + 1117 01 Steel Pan 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S

13476 + 1120 01 Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Sudeith M, Hendricks J

16290 + 1121 01 Organ 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Sudeith M

13478 + 1124 01 Voice 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Williams D, LeClair B,

Schulz B

13479 + 1130 01 Jazz Improvisation 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P

16291 + 1131 01 Jazz Saxophone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF

16292 + 1132 01 Jazz Trumpet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P

16293 + 1133 01 Jazz Trombone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF

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13483 + 1134 01 Jazz Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hendricks J

16294 + 1135 01 Jazz Guitar 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Off ard F

16295 + 1136 01 Jazz Bass 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA DeSanto D

16296 + 1137 01 Drumset 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF

16297 + 2200 01 Flute 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD

16298 + 2201 01 Oboe 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD

15653 + 2202 01 Clarinet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD

16299 + 2203 01 Saxophone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Stevenson R CD

16300 + 2204 01 Bassoon 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF CD

16301 + 2205 01 Trumpet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P CD

16303 + 2206 01 French Horn 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF CD

16304 + 2207 01 Trombone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF CD

16305 + 2208 01 Baritone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF CD

16306 + 2209 01 Tuba 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF CD

16307 + 2210 01 Violin 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Matthews T CD/$

16308 + 2211 01 Viola 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Matthews T CD/$

16310 + 2212 01 Cello 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Raynovich W CD/$

16313 + 2213 01 Double Bass 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA DeSanto D CD/$

16314 + 2214 01 Guitar 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Off ard F CD/$

15002 + 2215 01 Percussion 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S CD/$

16315 + 2216 01 African Drum 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S CD/$

16316 + 2217 01 Steel Pan 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Butters S CD/$

16317 + 2220 01 Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Sudeith M CD/$

16323 + 2221 01 Organ 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Sudeith M CD/$

13507 + 2224 01 Voice 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Williams D, LeClair B,

Schulz B CD/$

16324 + 2230 01 Jazz Improvisation 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P

16325 + 2231 01 Jazz Saxophone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF

16326 + 2232 01 Jazz Trumpet 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Whitted P

16327 + 2233 01 Jazz Trombone 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF

16328 + 2234 01 Jazz Piano 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Hendricks J

16329 + 2235 01 Jazz Guitar 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA Off ard F

16330 + 2236 01 Jazz Bass 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA DeSanto D

16331 + 2237 01 Drumset 2 TBA TBA HWH TBA STAFF

MUSE • Music Ensembles • Participation open to all CSU students by audition13516 + 1110 01 Concert Band 1 MW 0300-0440pm HWH 104 Stevenson R

16332 + 1115 01 Chamber Ensemble 1 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 104 Stevenson R

13517 + 1130 01 Jazz Band 1 TR 0200-0340pm HWH 104 Whitted P

16333 + 1134 61 Jazz Combo 1 T 0400-0650pm HWH 104 Whitted P

13519 + 1140 01 Concert Choir 1 MW 0300-0440pm HWH 107 Williams D

16334 + 1148 01 Chamber Choir 1 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 107 Williams D

MUSM • Music Majors • Core music courses for Music Majors Only!13520 + 1112 01 Music Th eory II 2 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 103 Kulma D

13521 + 1114 01 Music Th eory IV 2 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 103 Raynovich W

13522 + 1116 01 Aural/Key Skills II 2 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 103 Kulma D

13523 + 1118 01 Aural/Key Skills IV 2 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 103 Raynovich W

16335 + 1182 01 Piano Accompanying 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA Sudeith M

15678 + 1261 01 Intro to Music Ed 2 MW 1200-1250pm HWH 105 Copeland N

13524 + 1800 01 Performance Class 0 T 1100-1150am DH 102 Hendricks J

16336 + 2000 01 Independent Study 1 to 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF CD

16337 + 2203 01 String Instruments 2 TR 0930-1045am HWH 104 Matthews T

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16338 + 2218 01 Composition I 2 TBA TBA TBA TBA Raynovich W

16339 + 2219 01 Composition II 2 TBA TBA TBA TBA Raynovich W

13529 + 2228 01 World Music Cultures 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 105 Florine J

16340 + 3000 01 Independent Study 1 to 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Copeland N CD

15682 + 3021 01 Music History & Lit II 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 105 Young K

16341 + 3311 01 Counterpoint 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Raynovich W

16342 + 3318 01 Composition III 2 TBA TBA TBA TBA Raynovich W

16343 + 3319 01 Composition IV 2 TBA TBA TBA TBA Raynovich W

16344 + 3800 01 Junior Recital 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA Smith M JR

13537 + 4040 01 Conducting 2 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 104 Stevenson R

16345 + 4063 01 Teach Mus Sec Sch 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 104 Stevenson R

13539 + 4076 01 Stud Teach/Sem K-12 6 MTWRF TBA TBA TBA Copeland N A1/F1

13540 + 4800 01 Senior Recital 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA Smith M SR

16346 + 4900 01 Music Internship 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Smith M

Nursing (NURS) • BHS 200A / 773-995-399216058 + 0940 01 Bridge IV 3 MTWF TBA BHS TBA STAFF

NURS 0940-01 meets March 21 - May 18.

13843 + 2100 01 Health Promotion 3 M 0200-0450pm DH 120A Anderson M, Miller F

13839 + 2150 01 Intro to Nursing 3 M 0200-0450pm DH 120C Holliman J

16457 + 2150 02 Intro to Nursing 3 R 0200-0450pm DH 120A Miller F, Anderson M

13865 + 2150 61 Intro to Nursing 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 120A Anderson M

14877 + 2190 61 Intro to Nutrition 3 W 0500-0750pm BHS 100 Ade-Oshifogun J

13841 + 2200 61 Nursing Pathopsly 4 T 0500-0850pm BHS 100 Evans W

13866 + 2250 61 A Health Care Ethics 3 R 0500-0750pm BHS 501 Miller F

13840 + 2300 61 Nurs Proc Adm of Pharm 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 120A STAFF

14890 + 2375 61 Health Policy 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 129 Watkins Y

13851 + 3200 01 Research Methods 3 R 0200-0450pm BHS 100 STAFF

13852 + 3200 61 Research Methods 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 129 STAFF

13845 + 3250 01 Adult Hlth Nurs I 6 MR 0830-1150am HWH 100 Bryant D, Grabowski R,

Fleming P, Ade-Oshifogun J

TW 0700-0250pm FLD TBA Fleming P, Bryant D,

Ade-Oshifogun J

NURS 3250-01 lecture and fi eld sessions meet January 17 - March 10, 2012.

13846 + 3250 02 Adult Hlth Nurs I 6 MR 0830-1150am HWH 100 STAFF

TW 0230-1030pm FLD TBA Fleming P

NURS 3250-02 lecture and fi eld sessions meet January 17 - March 10, 2012.

13854 + 3300 01 Care:Dvloping Family 6 MR 0830-1150am HWH 100 Busch S, Miller F

TW 0700-0250pm FLD TBA Busch S, Letcher B, Bryant D

NURS 3300-01 lecture and fi eld sessions meet March 19 – May 18, 2012.

13855 + 3300 02 Care:Dvloping Family 6 MR 0830-1150am HWH 100 Busch S, Miller F

TW 0230-1030pm FLD TBA Anderson L

NURS 3300-02 lecture and fi eld sessions meet March 19 – May 12, 2012.

14478 + 3321 61 Service Learning in Health 3 M 0500-0750pm DH 120A Germain M, Anguh I

Consent of the department is required; 30 hours of Field work required.

15607 + 3450 61 Health Promotion RNs 3 M 0300-0550pm BHS 100 Letcher B

13849 + 4100 61 Nursing Leadership 2 W 0500-0650pm BHS 100C Ricks-Saulsby R

16654 + 4150 01 Sp Topics Nursing 3 F 0100-0350pm HWH 100 Grabowski R

13847 + 4200 01 Mental Health Nrsng 6 M 0900-1150am DH 120A Williams F

M 0100-0350pm HWH 100 Fleming P

R 0800-0450pm FLD TBA Williams F, Fleming P

NURS 4200-01 lecture sessions meet January 17 - May 18. Field sessions meet January 17 - May 18.

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13856 + 4250 01 Commnty/Public Hlth 6 T 0900-1150am HWH 100 Ricks-Saulsby R Germain M

T 0200-0350pm DH 120A Holliman J

W 0800-0450pm FLD TBA Holliman J,GermainM,

Ricks-Saulsby R

NURS 4250-01 lecture sessions meet January 17 - May 18. Field sessions meet January 17 - May 18.

13860 + 4300 01 Ldrshp/Mgmt:Clinical 2 MT 0700-0300pm FLD TBA Anderson M, Ricks-Saulsby R

NURS 4300-01 fi eld sessions meet April 2 - May 8.

13862 + 4383 61 Nurs Seminar 1 R 0400-0450pm BHS 100C Letcher B

NURS 4383-61 is for RNs only.

13857 + 4600 01 Clinical Nurs II 5 R 0800-0150pm FLD TBA Anderson M

R 0500-0750pm BHS 100C Anderson M

16458 + 5135 61 Nursing Informatics 3 R 0500-0750pm BHS 100 STAFF

NURSING INTERSESSION15716 + 0930 01I Bridge III 3 MTWRF 0900-0450pm BHS 307 Ricks-Saulsby R SR


15718 + 0940 01I Bridge IV 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF


15717 + 4300 01I Ldrshp/Mgmt:Clinical 2 MTWRF TBA FLD TBA Anderson M $

Intersession Course: Conact Nursing Department for meeting dates.

Occupational Therapy (O T) • DH 132 / 773-995-236613867 2010 01 Intr to Oc Th erapy 3 MW 0300-0450pm DH 129 Wanka E

13870 + 4110 01 Contxt OT Serv Delvy 2 R 0200-0350pm DH 129 STAFF

13872 + 4141 01 Eval & Intrnventn II 5 MR 0900-1120am DH 125 Smith R, Mahoney W

T 0830-0330pm FLD TBA Mahoney W, Smith R,

Wittbrodt E

13876 + 4151 01 Human Occupation II 3 MW 0100-0250pm DH 125 Austin S

15756 + 4151 02 Human Occupation II 3 MW 0300-0450pm DH 125 Roundtree L

13878 + 4161 01 Health Conditions II 3 W 0830-1120am DH 125 Smith R

13871 + 5110 01 Contxt OT Serv Delvy 2 R 0200-0350pm DH 129 STAFF

13873 + 5141 01 Eval & Interventn II 5 MR 0900-1120am DH 125 Smith R, Mahoney W

T 0830-0330pm FLD TBA Mahoney W, Smith R,

Wittbrodt E

13877 + 5151 01 Human Occupation II 3 MW 0100-0250pm DH 125 Austin S

15757 + 5151 02 Human Occupation II 3 MW 0300-0450pm DH 125 Roundtree L

13879 + 5161 01 Health Conditions II 3 W 0830-1120am DH 125 Smith R

15499 + 5221 01 C F II: Percep & Cogntn 3 W 0830-1120am DH 129 Wanka E

13881 + 5232 01 Research Project II 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Smith R

13883 + 5232 02 Research Project II 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Mahoney W

15612 + 5232 03 Research Project II 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Austin S

16460 + 5232 04 Research Project II 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Mahoney W

16461 + 5232 05 Research Project II 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Roundtree L

13884 + 5243 01 Eval & Intrventn IV 5 MR 0900-1120am DH 129 Wittbrodt E

T 0830-0450pm FLD TBA STAFF

13885 + 5263 01 Health Conditions IV 3 W 0100-0350pm DH 120A Mahoney W

13887 + 5371 01 Level II Fld: Rot II 5 MTWRF 0830-0450pm FLD TBA STAFF

O T 5371-01 meets January 9 - March 30.

13889 + 5395 01 Graduate Symposium 4 M 0100-0350pm DH 130 Wittbrodt E

W 0100-0350pm DH 130 Wittbrodt E

R 0200-0450pm DH 130 Smith R

O T 5395-01 meets April 2 - May 4.

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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY INTERSESSION HYBRID15715 + 5231 21I Research Project I 3 TR 0900-1200pm DH 125 Austin S, Smith R,

Mahoney W, Roundtree L

Intersession Hybrid Course: Meets December 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 and 29. Additional class sessions and activities will be provided online.

Pharmacy (PHAR) • DH 206 / 773-821-250013891 + 6112 01 Dosage Form II 3 M 0100-0150pm DH 103 STAFF

TR 1000-1050am DH 103 STAFF

R 0100-0350pm DH 3027 STAFF

13892 + 6112 02 Dosage Form II 3 M 0100-0150pm DH 103 STAFF

TR 1000-1050am DH 103 STAFF

W 0100-0350pm DH 3027 STAFF

13890 + 6114 01 Pharm Biochem II 3 MWR 0900-0950am DH 103 Puglisi-Weening

13893 + 6115 01 Microbiology/Immuno 4 MWRF 1100-1150am DH 103 Fazal N

M 0200-0450pm DH 3027 Fazal N

13894 + 6122 01 Prof Practice II 2 W 0100-0450pm FLD TBA Johnson C, Hussein S

F 0100-0250pm DH 103 Johnson C, Hussein S

13895 + 6122 02 Prof Practice II 2 R 0100-0450pm FLD TBA Johnson C, Hussein S

F 0100-0250pm DH 103 Johnson C, Hussein S

13896 6123 01 Research Methods 3 MWF 1000-1050am DH 103 Mukherjee K

13897 6124 01 Patient Assessment 2 T 1100-1150am DH 103 Hardy Y

T 0200-0450pm DH 3027 Hardy Y

14899 + 6224 01 Prof Practice IV 2 W 0800-0450pm FLD TBA Riley A, Marshall J

14900 + 6224 02 Prof Practice IV 2 R 0800-0450pm FLD TBA Riley A, Marshall J

14901 + 6226 01 Appl Patient Care II 3 M 0900-1050am DH 101 Jason D

R 0900-1150am DH 3027 Jason D

14902 + 6226 02 Appl Patient Care II 3 M 0900-1050am DH 101 Jason D

W 0900-1150am DH 3027 Jason D

14905 + 6227 01 Pharm Law and Ethics 3 T 1000-1050am DH 101 Lurvey P, Bogdan J

F 1000-1150am DH 101 Lurvey P, Bogdan J

14906 + 6233 01 DAST III 4 MT 1100-1150am DH 101 Abourashed E

MF 0100-0150pm DH 101 Abourashed E

14907 + 6234 01 DAST IV 4 MTF 0200-0250pm DH 101 Newaz M

T 0300-0350pm DH 101 Newaz

15726 + 6323 01 Disease and MTM II 2 M 0100-0150pm DH 3041 Marshall J

F 0100-0450pm DH 3041 Marshall J

15727 + 6324 01 Health Econ/Outcomes 2 MF 1100-1150am DH 3041 Mukherjee K

16490 6325 01 Prof Practice V 1 TBA TBA FLD TBA Riley A

16674 6327 01 Complementary Med 2 MT 0200-0250pm DH 3041 Nobles-Knight D

15729 + 6337 01 DAST VII 4 MTF 1000-1050am DH 3041 Gentry E

M 0900-0950am DH 3041 Gentry E

15730 + 6338 01 DAST VIII 4 TR 1100-1150am DH 3041 Gentry E

W 0100-0250pm DH 3041 Gentr

16462 6421 01 Intro to APPE 1 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16463 6422 01 APPE-Ambulatory Care 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16464 6423 01 APPE-Community 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16465 6424 01 APPE-Institutional 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16466 6425 01 APPE-Gen Medicine 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16467 6426 01 APPE-Adv Ambul Care 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16468 6427 01 APPE-Adv Community 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16469 6427 01 APPE-Adv Medicine 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16470 6429 01 APPE-Critical Care 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16471 6430 01 APPE-Drug Info 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

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16472 6431 01 APPE-Geriatrics 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16473 6432 01 APPE-Kinetics 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16474 6433 01 APPE-Nutrition 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16475 6434 01 APPE-Pediatrics 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16476 6435 01 APPE-Psychiatry 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16477 6436 01 APPE-Surgery 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16478 6437 01 APPE-Home Health 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16479 6438 01 APPE-Adv Specialty 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16480 6439 01 APPE-Administration 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16481 6440 01 APPE-Industry 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16482 6441 01 APPE-Mail Order 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16483 6442 01 APPE-Research 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16484 6443 01 APPE-Regulatory 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16485 6444 01 APPE-Academia 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16486 6445 01 APPE-Vet. Pharmacy 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16487 6446 01 APPE-Nuclear Pharm 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16488 6447 01 APPE-Infect. Disease 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

16489 6448 01 APPE-Oncology 5 TBA TBA FLD TBA Brower D

15988 6501 01 Spec Proj/Research 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF









15182 6512 01 Medical Spanish 2 M 0300-0450pm DH 103 Hussein S

15994 6517 01 Clinical Toxicology 2 W 0300-0450pm DH 3041 El-Alfy A

15183 6526 01 History of Pharmacy 2 W 0100-0250pm DH 101 Slonek J

15997 6526 02 History of Pharmacy 2 R 0300-0450pm DH 3041 Slonek J

15172 + 6529 01 Topics Hosp Pharm 2 W 0300-0450pm DH 101 Slonek J

15174 + 6531 61 Adv Lit Evaluation 1 T 0400-0450pm DH 101 Mukherjee K

15175 + 6532 01 Chem of Nat Prod 2 R 0100-0250pm DH 101 Puglisi-Weening

15176 + 6533 01 Self Care Counseling 2 R 0100-0250pm DH 3041 Baxi Srivastava

15177 + 6534 01 Care of Ger Patient 2 W 0100-0250pm DH TBA Riley A

15996 6538 01 Personal Medicine 2 T 0300-0450pm DH 103 Newaz M

16494 6539 01 Drug Induced Disease 2 M 0300-0450pm DH 101 Jenkins A

15995 6540 01 Crit Care Th erapy 2 T 0300-0450pm DH 3041 Lat I

16672 6541 01 Hospital Medicine 2 W 0300-0450pm DH 103 Nobles-Knight D

16673 6542 01 Advan Drug Delivery 2 M 0300-0450pm DH 3041 Do D

PHARMACY INTERSESSION15719 6223 01I Prof Practice III 1 MTWRF 0900-0450pm DH 101 Riley A

Intersession Course: Meets January 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10 and 11.

Philosophy (PHIL) • SCI 315 / 773-995-219213227 1010 01 Intro to Philosophy 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 202 Gomberg P

13228 1010 02 Intro to Philosophy 3 MWF 1000-1050am BHS 306 Janssen E

16597 1010 61 Intro to Philosophy 3 R 0600-0850pm SCI 209 STAFF

13241 1020 03 Intro to Logic 3 MW 0200-0315pm ED 302 Janssen E

14797 1020 01 Intro to Logic 3 MWF 1100-1150am BHS 306 Janssen E

15521 1020 02 Intro to Logic 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 201 Maccarthy S

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15522 1020 61 Intro to Logic 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 201 Brower V

13245 + 1030 02 Critical Th inking 3 MWF 1000-1050am SCI 209 Maccarthy S W1

13251 1030 61 Critical Th inking 3 W 0600-0850pm DH 103 Brower V

16230 1030 01 Critical Th inking 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 204 Gomberg P

13232 + 1040 01 Ethics 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 102 Cronce P W1

14799 1040 61 Ethics 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 202 Brower V

15035 2250 01 Intro Soc & Pol Phil 3 TR 1100-1215pm BHS 503A Gomberg P

16231 2520 01 Business Ethics 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 307 Cronce P

13253 2530 01 Computer Ethics 3 TR 0330-0445pm BHS 307 Cronce P

16232 2720 61 Af-Amer Phil Persptv 3 S 1200-0250pm HWH 201 Brower V

15527 + 2750 01 Philosophy and Women 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 201 Janssen E

16233 3229 01 Symbolic Logic 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 309 Gomberg P

PHILOSOPHY ONLINE14798 1030 51 Critical Th inking 3 WEB Maccarthy S

16598 1030 52 Critical Th inking 3 WEB Maccarthy S

Physical Education (P E) • JDC 216 / 773-995-229013686 1040 01 Yoga 1 MW 1200-1250pm JDC 102 Nelson D

13688 1130 01 Begin Jazz Dance 1 MW 1000-1050am JDC 102 Nelson D

16420 1620 01 Power Walking 1 MWF 1000-1050am JDC 200 Walker-Harris F

13691 2040 61 Hlth & PE Eled Tchrs 3 W 0500-0615pm JDC 108 Murphy-Stroud D

W 0620-0750pm JDC 102 Murphy-Stroud D

13692 2040 62 Hlth & PE Eled Tchrs 3 S 1000-1115am JDC 102 Fyneface M

S 1120-1250pm JDC 211 Fyneface M

14471 2070 01 Tech for PE/REC Prfn 3 MW 0800-0950am JDC 108 Reed E

13693 + 2090 01 Dance Perform Study 1 to 2 MW 0200-0250pm JDC 102 Nelson D

15067 2130 01 Tumbling/Gymnastics 1 F 1000-1150am JDC 215 Kutame M

13695 2300 01 Diet/Fitness/Weight 4 MW 1200-1250pm JDC 213 Walker-Harris F

MF 0100-0150pm JDC 210A Walker-Harris F

W 0100-0150pm JDC 102 Walker-Harris F

13698 2363 01 Motor Development 4 MW 0100-0250pm JDC 214 Szyman R

13697 2610 01 Princpls Physcl Fit 2 TR 0900-1050am JDC 100 Reed E

13699 + 2800 01 Behavior Manage PE 2 F 0800-0950am JDC 211 Bator M E5

13700 + 3010 01 Applied Biomechanics 3 F 1200-0250pm JDC 108 Szyman R $

13702 3030 01 Psly of Exercise 3 TR 0200-0350pm JDC 108 Reed E

14837 + 3280 01 Psyc/Soc Aspect: PE 3 MW 1000-1115am JDC 108 Buck S

16421 4520 01 Internship in P E 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Groh C

16423 4520 02 Internship in P E 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Kutame M

16425 4520 03 Internship in P E 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Nelson D

13704 + 4530 01 Mthd/Prac:El/Mid Sch 3 TR 0900-1030am JDC 214 Nelson D, Kutame M,

Groh C A1/F1

13706 + 4750 01 Student Tch K-12 P E 6 MTWRF 0830-0330pm FLD TBA STAFF A1/F1

W 0430-0620pm JDC 214 Groh C

15445 + 4750 02 Student Tch K-12 P E 6 MTWRF 0830-0330pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0430-0620pm JDC 214 Kutame M


W 0430-0620pm JDC 214 Nelson D


W 0430-0620pm JDC 214 Pesavento L

13710 5000 61 Resrch Meth PE/Sprt 3 M 0600-0850pm ED 306 Buck S

15068 5030 61 Motor Learning 3 W 0630-0920pm JDC 214 Szyman R

16422 5520 01 Internship in P E 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Groh C

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16424 5520 02 Internship in P E 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Kutame M

16426 5520 03 Internship in P E 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Nelson D

13705 + 5530 01 Mthd/Prac:El/Mid Sch 3 TR 0900-1030am JDC 214 Nelson D, Kutame M, Groh C


W 0430-0620pm JDC 214 Groh C

15447 5750 02 Student Tch K-12 P E 6 MTWRF 0830-0330pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0430-0620pm JDC 214 Kutame M


W 0430-0620pm JDC 214 Nelson D


W 0430-0620pm JDC 214 Pesavento L

PHYSICAL EDUCATION EXTENSION HYBRID14839 5406 21 Analysis Teach P E 3 T 0630-0920pm EXT TBA Kutame M



PHYSICAL EDUCATION HYBRID13696 + 2380 21 Lifetime Sports 2 TR 1100-1230pm JDC 100 Kutame M

P E 2380-21 is a hybrid course meeting on campus on dates to be determined by fi rst class sessions.


PHYSICAL EDUCATION INTERSESSION16569 5050 21I Sociol of Sport 3 WF 0500-0800pm JDC 211 Buck S



PHYSICAL EDUCATION ONLINE14836 + 3092 51 P E Cert Review 1 WEB Szyman R

Physical Science (PH S) • SCI 309 / 773-995-218012944 1000 01 Sci/Society/Survival 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 102 Nazy J

12949 1000 61 Sci/Society/Survival 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 116 Nazy J

12954 1010 62 Energy Today's World 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 103 Bozovsky J

15326 + 1100 01 Practical Physics I 3 MW 1200-0150pm SCI 108 Harton A

12958 + 1100 61 Practical Physics I 3 R 0600-0950pm SCI 108 STAFF

12959 1130 01 Practicl Chem I 3 MW 1200-0150pm SCI 202 Koziarski R $

12961 1140 61 Prac Earth/Spa Sci 3 TR 0400-0550pm SCI 202 Nazy J $

14558 + 1150 61 Basic Astronomy 3 T 0530-0920pm SCI 108 STAFF $

16010 1850 01 Global Climate Change 3 MW 0300-0420pm SCI 106 Bailey S

14659 + 2113 01 Practicl Chem II 3 MW 0900-1050am SCI 202 Koziarski R

PHYSICAL SCIENCE HYBRID12957 1080 21 Crit Th ink Technlogy 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 113 Smith K

PH S 1080-21 is a hybrid course meeting on campus on dates to be determined by fi rst class sessions.


PHYSICAL SCIENCE INTERSESSION16573 1000 01I Sci/Society/Survival 3 TWRF 0100-0430pm SCI 102 Mimnaugh M


PHYSICAL SCIENCE ONLINE15930 1080 51 Crit Th ink Technlogy 3 WEB Smith K

16664 1080 52 Crit Th ink Technlogy 3 WEB Smith K

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Physical Therapy (P T) • DH 126 / 773-995-251215601 3301 61 Foundations of P T 3 T 0500-0750pm BHS 502 White R

Physics (PHYS) • SCI 309 / 773-995-218012964 + 1510 61 General Physics I 4 MW 0600-0920pm SCI 108 Akujieze J $

12966 + 1520 01 General Physics II 4 TR 0900-1215pm SCI 108 Leon E $

16012 + 1520 02 General Physics II 4 TR 0200-0515pm SCI 108 Leon E $

12967 1600 01 Intro Phys Profssns 1 F 1200-1250pm SCI 108 Rivas F

12970 2110 61 Physics I With Calc 4 MW 0600-0915pm SCI 106 Harton A

12973 2220 01 Physics II w/Calc 4 MW 1000-1150am SCI 106 Kuhn T

T 0200-0450pm SCI 106 Kuhn T

12983 + 3210 01 Th ermodynamics 3 TR 1030-1215pm SCI 202 Zheng S

12992 3450 01 Mathematical Methods 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Garcia-Solis E

16665 3500 61 Teach Imm Inst Phys 2 R 0430-0630pm SCI 106 Sabella M

15332 4550 01 Exper Phys Apparatus 3 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 104 Garcia-Solis E

15333 4630 01 Tchg Phys/Ph S 6-12 3 R 0300-0550pm SCI 114 Koziarski R


15334 + 4750 01 St Teach:Sec Physics 6 MTRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0800-1150am FLD TBA STAFF A1/F1

W 0400-0550pm SCI 114A Koziarski R

12990 + 4850 01 Adv Undergrad Lab I 3 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 104 Garcia-Solis E $

16120 + 4860 01 Adv Undergrad Lab II 3 TR 0200-0450pm SCI 104 Garcia-Solis E $


Physiology (PSLY) • SCI 310 / 773-995-218313419 + 2040 01 Human Physiology 4 MWF 0900-1050am SCI 216 Azim A R2/$

13420 + 2040 61 Human Physiology 4 TR 0600-0850pm SCI 216 He R R2/$

13421 + 4035 01 Homeostatic Mechnsm 4 MWF 1100-0150pm SCI 216 Al-Ghoul W, He R

16600 + 4036 01 Ener & Def Physl Mech 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA Al-Ghoul W, Azim A

15872 + 4200 01 Comp Cell Neuropsly 4 TR 1000-1150am SCI 216 Al-Ghoul W

16104 + 4210 61 Comprtv Animal Psly 3 MW 0400-0550pm SCI 121 Peters E

13424 + 5035 01 A Homeostatic Mechnsm 4 MWF 1100-0150pm SCI 216 Al-Ghoul W, He R

16601 + 5036 01 Energ & Def Physl Mech 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA Al-Ghoul W, Azim A

15873 + 5200 01 Comp Cell Neuropsly 4 TR 1000-1150am SCI 216 Al-Ghoul W

13423 + 5700 61 Cell Physiology 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 120 Potluri V

Political Science (POL) • SCI 315 / 773-995-219213256 1010 01 Amer Natl Government 3 MW 0830-0945am SCI 100 Beverly P

13258 1010 02 Amer Natl Government 3 TR 0930-1045am SCI 102 Dimah A

13260 1010 03 Amer Natl Government 3 MW 1000-1115am SCI 102 Aka P

16575 1010 04 A Amer Natl Government 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 305 Leach C

16350 1010 06 Amer Natl Government 3 MW 1200-0115pm BHS 501 Aka P

14802 1010 08 Amer Natl Government 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 100 Leach C

16235 1010 61 Amer Natl Government 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 306 Charles G

13270 1010 62 Amer Natl Government 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 102 Osuji C

15864 1099 01 Freshman Seminar Pol 1 M 0200-0250pm HWH 202 Dixon Reeves R

13271 2210 61 Public Admin Prncpls 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 101 Aka P

13274 2930 01 Wksp World Peace 3 TR 0330-0445pm SCI 100 Jones H

16236 3030 01 Poltcal Th ry:Classcl 3 TR 1100-1215pm DH 203E Dimah A

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13273 3500 01 Pol Inq/Cptr Appl 3 MW 1100-1215pm HWH 102 Beverly P

13275 4030 61 Am Constitutionl Law 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 305 Leach C

16238 4040 61 Contem Internal Rel 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 116 Dimah A

16239 4400 61 Policy Seminar 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 201 Beverly P

16234 4990 01 Special Topcs Pol Sc 3 MW 0200-0315pm HWH 308 Aka P

Topic: African Americans in International Law

16574 4990 02 Special Topcs Pol Sc 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 309 Leach C

Topic: Media and Politics

POLITICAL SCIENCE INTERSESSION15699 1010 21I Amer Natl Government 3 TR 0500-0800pm HWH 100 Rowan III T



Psychology (PSYC) • HWH 328 / 773-995-2394 13547 1100 62 Intro To Psyc 3 F 0600-0850pm SCI 100 Locke S

13549 1100 63 Intro To Psyc 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 102 Raheem M

13560 2000 01 Life Span Devlpmnt 3 MW 1100-1215pm HWH 202 Richardson A

14353 2000 62 Life Span Devlpmnt 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 100 Muhammad F

13555 2020 01 Educational Psych 3 MW 1100-1215pm HWH 302 Hall E

13556 2020 02 Educational Psych 3 MW 0200-0315pm HWH 200B Hall E

13557 2020 61 Educational Psych 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 306 Derden Jr. R

13558 2020 62 Educational Psych 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 202 Hall E

13551 2040 02 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 TR 0930-1045am ED 102 Adams G

13552 2040 03 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 MWF 1000-1050am SCI 116 Towns S

13553 2040 61 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 306 Adams G

16507 2040 62 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 S 0100-0350pm HWH 203 Raheem M

16508 2060 01 Commnty Service Psyc 3 to 9 F 0100-0350pm HWH 205 Bounds P

13565 2080 61 Int Stat Methods Psy 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 306 Abedin K CD/M2

13566 2100 01 Social Psychology 3 TR 1100-1215pm ED 102 Jenkins E W1

13568 2100 61 Social Psychology 3 F 0500-0750pm HWH 100 Bibbs T W1

14357 2120 61 Stress & Its Mgmt 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 202 Etta V

13569 2140 01 Psy Death/Dying 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 102 Etta V

16364 2150 01 Psych of Personality 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 100 High-Rogers D

16366 2150 61 Psych of Personality 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 100 Derden Jr. R

16373 2155 61 Abnormal Psychology 3 M 0600-0850pm SCI 102 Buchanan G

16360 2250 61 Psy Probs Afro-Amer 3 S 0900-1150am DH 101 Locke S

16511 2300 01 Cultural Psychology 3 MWF 0200-0250pm SCI 116 Buchanan G

13574 3060 01 Crisis Counseling 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 102 Lynch J E5

16512 3070 01 Helping Skills 3 W 0300-0550pm HWH 102 Richardson A

13582 3080 01 Hist of Psychology 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 102 Etta V

13583 3100 01 Cognitive Psychology 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 205 Arnott-Hill E E5/$

13584 3100 61 Cognitive Psychology 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 209 Arnott-Hill E E5/$

13593 3180 01 Adv Seminar in Psyc 3 TR 0930-1045am ED 100 Etta V

13585 4000 01 Spec Projects Psyc 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA Dunn I E5

13590 4100 01 Experimental Psyc 4 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 306 Laosebikan O

13591 4100 61 Experimental Psyc 4 W 0600-0850pm HWH 306 Laosebikan O

16363 4140 61 Psyc Tests/Measurmnt 3 M 0500-0750pm TBA TBA STAFF

13595 4160 01 Internship in Psych 3 to 6 W 0300-0550pm HWH 304H Jenkins E E5

13586 4185 61 Statistical Meth Psy 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 308 Arnott-Hill E E5

16513 4185 62 Statistical Meth Psy 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 302 Abedin K

13597 4190 01 Fund Statistic Meth 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 305 Dust M

13599 4190 61 Fund Statistic Meth 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 305 Dust M

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16520 4206 61 Addiction Assess/Case Mgmt 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 101 Montgomery R, Nazon M

16376 4207 61 Group Work Addiction 3 M 0500-0750pm DH 217 Robinson D, Nazon M

16522 4210 61 Adolscnt Psy:Mid Tch 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 100 Heath D

16361 5185 61 Statistical Meth Psy 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 308 Arnott-Hill E

16514 5185 62 Statistical Meth Psy 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 302 Abedin K

16369 5190 01 Fund Statistic Meth 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 305 Dust M

16370 5190 61 Fund Statistic Meth 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 305 Dust M

16521 5206 61 Addiction Assmt/Case Mgmt 3 R 0600-0850pm DH 101 Montgomery R, Nazon M

16377 5207 61 Group Work Addiction 3 M 0500-0750pm DH 217 Robinson D, Nazon M

16523 5210 61 Adolscnt Psy:Mid Tch 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 100 Heath D

16524 5640 61 Counslg Th ry/Ethics 3 T 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Giorgis T A2

13609 5650 61 Microcounseling 3 W 0500-0750pm HWH 309 Giorgis T A2

13607 + 5600 61 Adv Lifespan & Couns 3 F 0500-0750pm HWH 309 Garrett-Wilson

13611 + 5670 61 Prin/Tech Group Cnsl 3 R 0500-0750pm HWH 308 Blakely C

13608 + 5710 61 Multicult Iss Counsl 3 M 0500-0750pm HWH 305 Giorgis T

16379 + 5730 61 Tech Assess & Diagno 3 F 0500-0750pm HWH 305 Blakely C

13620 + 5740 61 Treat Interven Urban 3 W 0500-0750pm HWH 305 Bicknell-Hentges

16525 + 5745 01 Spiritual in Counsel 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 309 Bicknell-Hentges

16526 + 5750 61 Intr Fam Systm Cnslg 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 308 Lynch J

16527 + 5660 61 Develop Couns Progra 3 M 0500-0750pm HWH 304H Blakely C

13615 + 5790 61 PrePrctm Cnslg Lab 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 311 Bicknell-Hentges

16380 + 5790 62 PrePrctm Cnslg Lab 3 R 0500-0750pm HWH 311 Giorgis T

16529 + 5830 61 Advanced Ed Psyc 3 F 0500-0750pm HWH 102 Derden Jr.

13624 + 5890 61 Ind Study Counselng 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA McCurtis-Witherspoon

14732 + 5950 61 A Prac Counseling II 3 M 0500-0750pm HWH 311 Garrett-Wilson

13626 + 5990 61 Intrnshp School Counseling 3 or 6 R 0500-0750pm HWH 300A Lynch J

13627 + 5991 61 Internship Community 3 or 6 W 0500-0750pm HWH 311 McCurtis-Witherspoon

16531 + 5991 62 Internship Community 3 or 6 R 0500-0750pm HWH 304H McCurtis-Witherspoon

15353 + 5992 61 Th esis Guid/Counslng 3 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA McCurtis-Witherspoon

PSYCHOLOGY EXTENSION14527 + 2500 91 Rel & Spiritual Psyc 3 T 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Johnson W

Extension Course: Starts January 17 / Extension Site: South Suburban College*

Th is site is not confi rmed; contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214 prior to the fi rst class session.

See Extension Registration Information for more details.

14362 + 3260 91 Psyc Child Abuse 3 R 0600-0850pm EXT TBA White H E5

Extension Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Community Mental Health Council, Room 301*



14360 + 4205 91 Psy Drug Addiction 3 F 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Montgomery R, Nazon M E5

Extension Course: Starts January 20 / Extension Site: Illinois Eye Institute/Illinois College of Optometry. Room: Adams Center.

Th is site is not confi rmed; contact Extension Services (773) 995-2214 prior to the fi rst class session.


14361 + 5205 91 Psy Drug Addiction 3 F 0600-0850pm EXT TBA Montgomery R, Nazon M

Extension Course: Starts January 20 / Extension Site: Illinois Eye Institute/Illinois College of Optometry. Room: Adams Center.



PSYCHOLOGY HYBRID16615 + 1100 21 Intro To Psyc 3 R 0200-0330pm HWH 303 Bennett W

PSYC 1100-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 19; February 2, 16; March 1, 15, 29; April 12,


16614 + 1100 22 Intro To Psyc 3 F 0400-0530pm HWH 306 Bounds P

PSYC 1100-22 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 20; February 3, 17; March 2, 16, 30; April 13 and

April 27. Additional class sessions will be held online.

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16506 + 1130 21 Sci in Serv Society 3 T 0500-0750pm LIB 454 White H

PSYC 1130-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 17, 31; February 14, 28; March 13, 27; April 10,


16362 + 4120 21 Behavior Resrch Meth 3 F 0200-0450pm HWH 305 STAFF E3

PSYC 4120-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 20; February 3, 17; March 2, 16, 30; April 13

and April 27. Additional class sessions will be held online.

14354 + 4202 21 Chem Dep Counseling 3 T 0200-0450pm ED 303 Nazon M



13575 + 4204 21 AODA Internship 3 to 6 W 0500-0750pm HWH 304 Montgomery R, Nazon M

PSYC 4204-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 18; February 1, 15, 29; March 14, 28; April 11,


16517 + 5202 21 Chem Dep Counseling 3 T 0200-0450pm ED 303 Nazon M



13576 + 5204 21 AODA Internship 3 to 6 W 0500-0750pm HWH 304 Montgomery R, Nazon M

PSYC 5204-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 18; February 1, 15, 29; March 14, 28; April 11,


PSYCHOLOGY INTERSESSION HYBRID16567 + 4120 21I Behavior Resrch Meth 3 TR 0100-0400pm HWH 202 Hall T

Intersession Hybrid Course: Meets December 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 and 29. Additional class sessions will be provided online.

PSYCHOLOGY ONLINE16504 1100 51 Intro To Psyc 3 WEB Adams G

16505 1100 52 Intro To Psyc 3 WEB Bennett W

14373 + 2000 51 Life Span Devlpmnt 3 WEB Richardson A

14372 + 2020 51 Educational Psych 3 WEB Hall E

14369 + 2040 51 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 WEB Khorshid L

14370 + 2040 52 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 WEB Adams G

14371 + 2040 53 Psyc Chldhd&Adoles 3 WEB Watson S

13564 + 2080 51 Int Stat Methods Psy 3 WEB Dust M CD/M2

16509 + 2155 51 Abnormal Psychology 3 WEB Watson S

16510 + 2155 52 Abnormal Psychology 3 WEB White H

16355 + 2200 51 Psychology of Gender 3 WEB Richardson A

16358 + 3280 51 Psy of Human Sex 3 WEB STAFF

16374 + 4200 51 Pharm for Addicts 3 WEB Robinson D, Nazon M

14374 + 4201 51 Ethics and Addiction 3 WEB Madison B E5

16515 + 4201 52 Ethics and Addiction 3 WEB Madison B E5

15347 + 4203 51 Addictions: Dom Viol 3 WEB Madison B

15349 + 4205 51 Psy Drug Addiction 3 WEB Madison B

16375 + 5200 51 Pharm for Addicts 3 WEB Robinson D, Nazon M

14375 + 5201 51 Ethics and Addiction 3 WEB Madison B

16516 + 5201 52 Ethics and Addiction 3 WEB Madison B

15348 + 5203 51 Addictions: Dom Viol 3 WEB Madison B

15350 + 5205 51 Psy Drug Addiction 3 WEB Madison B

14383 + 5720 51 Life Styl/Career Dvl 3 WEB Blakely C

13613 + 5800 51 Rsrch Stat/Prgm Eval 3 WEB McCurtis-Witherspoon

16528 + 5810 51 Prac Addictions Coun 3 WEB Garrett-Wilson

14386 + 5830 51 Advanced Ed Psyc 3 WEB Garrett-Wilson A2

14498 + 5840 51 Adv Psychopath Treat 3 WEB Bicknell-Hentges

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Public Health (PUBH) • DH 126 / 773-995-251216453 + 5111 61 Biostats & Comp Apps 3 W 0500-0750pm DH 124E Ebomoyi E A2

16454 + 5114 61 Health & Policy Mngment 3 T 0500-0750pm DH 124E Watkins Y A2

16455 + 5115 61 Health Disparities 3 M 0500-0750pm DH 124E Williams P A2

16456 + 5116 61 Com Health Risk Assess 3 R 0500-0750pm DH 124E Williams P A2

Quantitative Business Analysis (QBA) • BHS 435 / 773-995-397816404 2000 01 Business Statistics 3 TR 0200-0315pm BHS 508 Liu B

14434 2000 61 Business Statistics 3 T 0600-0850pm BHS 508 Liu B

QUANTITATIVE BUSINESS ANALYSIS HYBRID14617 + 2000 21 Business Statistics 3 M 0600-0850pm BHS 508 Stedl J $

QBA 2000-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 23; February 6, 20; March 5, 19; April 2, 16, 30,

and May 7. Additional class sessions will be held online.

14616 + 2000 22 Business Statistics 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 508 Stedl J $

QBA 2000-22 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 18; February 1, 15, 29; March 14, 28; April 11,


14437 + 2010 21 Business Statistics II 3 M 0200-0315pm BHS 508 Stedl J $

QBA 2010-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus Janaury 23, 30; February 6, 13, 20, 27; March 5, 12, 19,

26; April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and May 7. Additional class sessions will be held online.

14436 + 2010 22 Business Statistics II 3 M 0330-0445pm BHS 508 Stedl J $

QBA 2010-22 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 23, 30; February 6, 13, 20, 27; March 5, 12, 19,

26; April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and May 7. Additional class sessions will be held online.

QUANTITATIVE BUSINESS ANALYSIS INTERSESSION HYBRID16572 + 2000 21I Business Statistics 3 TR 0500-0800pm BHS 508 Stedl J $

Intersession Hybrid Course: December 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 and 29. Additional class sessions will be provided online.

Reading (READ) • ED 318 / 773-995-208913142 1500 01 Adv Col Read Skills 3 M 0900-1015am ED 308 Kinard S

W 0900-1015am ED 310 Kinard S

13144 1500 02 Adv Col Read Skills 3 T 0930-1045am ED 308 Kaszynski P

R 0930-1045am ED 310 Kaszynski P

13145 1500 03 Adv Col Read Skills 3 M 1100-1215pm ED 308 Kinard S

W 1100-1215pm ED 310 Kinard S

13146 1500 04 Adv Col Read Skills 3 T 0200-0315pm ED 308 Brooks L

R 0200-0315pm ED 310 Brooks L

13149 1500 61 Adv Col Read Skills 3 M 0800-0920pm ED 308 Harris S

W 0800-0920pm ED 310 Harris S

13150 1500 62 Adv Col Read Skills 3 S 0900-1015am ED 308 Brooks L

S 1020-1150am ED 310 Brooks L

13154 + 3700 61 Found Read Instrctn 3 W 0530-0820pm ED 308 Wolf C

16644 + 4100 61 Content Read Mid Sch 2 M 0530-0820pm SCI 213 Wolf C E4

13172 + 4280 61 Tch Rdg Elem Schl 4 R 0530-0920pm ED 306 Wolf C

16347 + 4291 61 Tch Rdg Mids 4 R 0530-0920pm ED 306 Wolf C

16645 + 5100 61 Content Read Mid Sch 2 M 0530-0820pm SCI 213 Wolf C

16098 + 5200 61 Language & Reading 3 T 0530-0820pm ED 308 Harris S

16578 5270 61 Curr/Supervisn Read 3 W 0600-0850pm BHS 505 STAFF

13174 + 5280 61 Tch Rdg Elem Schl 4 R 0530-0920pm ED 306 Wolf C A1/F1

16348 + 5291 61 Tch Rdg Mids 4 R 0530-0920pm ED 306 Wolf C A1/F1

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READING HYBRID13153 + 3700 21 Found Read Instrctn 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 308 Jackson A E4

READ 3700-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 23; February 20; March 26; April 30 and May 7.

Additional class sessions will be held online. Students must log into Moodle during the week of January 16 to

view and complete fi rst week's assignments.

13151 + 3700 22 Found Read Instrctn 3 F 0200-0450pm ED 308 Jackson A E4




14874 + 4160 21 Read Asmnt Clsrm Tch 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 308 Jackson A A1




16005 + 4170 21 Clncl Prac Rdg Instr 3 T 0530-0820pm TBA TBA Adams D A1

READ 4170-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 17, 24, 31; February 7, 21; March 6, 20; April 10

and 24. Additional class sessions will be held online.

15556 4180 21 Materials In Read 3 T 0530-0820pm ED 307 Brooks L

READ 4180-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 24; February 7, 21; March 6, 27; April 17 and

May 1. Additional class sessions will be held online.

14875 + 5160 21 Read Asmnt Clsrm Tch 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 308 Jackson A A1




READING ONLINE13157 + 4100 51 Content Read Mid Sch 2 WEB Jackson A A1

Students must attend a mandatory meeting on Friday, January 27, 5:30pm - 8:20pm in ED 205.

Log into Moodle during the week of January 16 to view fi rst week's assignments.

13160 + 5100 51 Content Read Mid Sch 2 WEB Jackson A A1

Students must attend a mandatory meeting on Friday, January 27, 5:30pm - 8:20pm in ED 205.

Log into Moodle during the week of January 16 to view fi rst week's assignments.

16651 + 5550 51 Seminar in Reading 3 WEB Harris S

Recreation (REC) • JDC 216 / 773-995-229016429 2000 01 Prgm Plang Leis Serv 3 TR 0930-1045am JDC 211 Shingles J

13719 + 2010 01 Phil Leisure & Rec 3 MWF 1000-1050am JDC 214 Ito G E3

14475 2070 01 Tech for PE/REC Prfn 3 MW 0800-0950am JDC 108 Reed E

13717 + 2300 01 Outdr Rec & Team Blg 3 MF 1100-1150am JDC 214 Ito G

W 1100-1150am JDC 100 Ito G

16655 3990 01 Ind Stdy Leisure/Rec 1 to 3 TBA TBA FLD TBA Bator M

16430 4000 01 Facility Mgmt & Design 3 TR 0800-0915am JDC 211 Shingles J

13722 + 4750 01 Fld Exp/Communty Rec 9 MTWF 0900-0500pm FLD TBA STAFF

R 0900-0100pm FLD TBA STAFF F1

R 0200-0350pm JDC 211 Shingles J

15847 + 5750 01 Fld Exp/Communty Rec 9 MTWF 0900-0500pm FLD TBA STAFF

R 0900-0100pm FLD TBA STAFF F1

R 0200-0350pm JDC 211 Shingles J

RECREATION EXTENSION HYBRID16639 4320 21 Prg Dsg/Eval Th p Rec 3 S 0900-0330pm EXT TBA Ito G

Extension Hybrid Course: Meets February 4; April 28 and May 5. Extension Site: Sea Spra. Additional class sessions will be held online.

16435 5320 21 Prg Dsg/Eval Th p Rec 3 S 0900-0330pm EXT TBA Ito G

Extension Hybrid Course: Meets February 4; April 28 and May 5. Extension Site: Sea Spra. Additional class sessions wil be held online.

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RECREATION HYBRID15451 4100 21 Commercial Recreatn 3 MW 1200-1250pm JDC 214 Pesavento L

F TBA WEB TBA Pesavento L

REC 4100-21 is a hybrid course meeting on campus on dates to be determined by fi rst class sessions.


RECREATION ONLINE14841 2050 51 Exploring Leisure Altrntvs 3 WEB Shingles J

Social Work (S WK) • SCI 116A / 773-995-220713293 + 5421 61 Hum Behavior II 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 308 STAFF

13294 + 5421 62 Hum Behavior II 3 W 0600-0850pm JDC 213 STAFF

13296 + 5431 01 Community Practice 3 F 0200-0450pm HWH 200B Harden T

13295 + 5431 61 Community Practice 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 303 STAFF

13298 + 5432 62 Family Support & Dev 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 200B Kenemore T

16383 + 5432 61 Family Support & Dev 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 217 STAFF

13299 + 5434 61 Sys Intrerv Fam/Child 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 309 STAFF

16384 + 5434 62 Sys Intrerv Fam/Child 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 200C Kenemore T

13300 + 5440 61 S Wk Rsrch Methods 3 M 0600-0850pm DH 216 Seyfried S

13301 + 5440 62 S Wk Rsrch Methods 3 F 0600-0850pm HWH 308 STAFF

13315 + 5451 61 Progm Plan: Hum Serv 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 304H Harden T

13302 + 5461 61 Field Practicum II 3 T 0400-0550pm DH 216 Zapotocny D TBA TBA FLD TBA STAFF F1

13303 + 5461 62 Field Practicum II 3 T 0400-0550pm JDC 211 STAFF F1 TBA TBA FLD TBA STAFF F1

13305 + 5461 63 Field Practicum II 3 T 0400-0550pm BHS 505 Parker D F1 TBA TBA FLD TBA STAFF F1

13307 + 5463 61 Field Practicum IV 3 T 0400-0550pm BHS 506 Seyfried S F1 TBA TBA FLD TBA STAFF F1

13312 + 5463 62 Field Practicum IV 3 W 0400-0550pm DH 216 Harden T F1 TBA TBA FLD TBA STAFF F1

13311 + 5463 63 Field Practicum IV 3 R 0400-0550pm DH 216 Kenemore T F1 TBA TBA FLD TBA STAFF F1

13322 + 5490 61 Capstone Seminar 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 116 Rasheed M F1

Sociology (SOC) • SCI 321/ 773-995-218614191 1010 01 Intro to Sociology 3 TR 0800-0915am HWH 203 Black Jr L

14192 1010 02 Intro to Sociology 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 205 McFarland L

14195 1010 03 Intro to Sociology 3 TR 1100-1215pm ED 100 Baker-Kimmons L

14194 1010 04 Intro to Sociology 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 203 Birgen J

14196 1010 05 Intro to Sociology 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 204 Davis T

16035 1010 61 Intro to Sociology 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 100 Dixon Reeves R

15780 + 1099 01 Freshman Sem Soc 1 M 0200-0250pm HWH 202 Dixon Reeves R

14772 + 1110 61 Social Problems 3 T 0600-0850pm HWH 201 Baker-Kimmons L R2

14207 + 1200 01 Race & Ethnicity 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 204 Dixon Reeves R

14198 1250 01 Diversity US Soc 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 305 Commodore A

14199 1250 02 Diversity US Soc 3 MWF 1100-1150am BHS 501 Dixon Reeves R

15496 + 1250 03 Diversity US Soc 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 201 Davis T

15497 + 1250 04 Diversity US Soc 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 305 Commodore A

14200 + 1250 61 Diversity US Soc 3 F 0600-0850pm SCI 209 Black Jr L

14204 + 2050 01 Soc of Pop Culture 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 203 Baker-Kimmons L R2

15082 2200 61 Intro Human Sexuality 3 T 0600-0850pm DH 103 Searcy Y R2

14209 + 2230 61 Gender & Society 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 102 Labonte J R2

14202 + 2300 01 Th e Family 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 204 Davis T R2

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14208 + 2410 01 Collective Behavior 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 203 McFarland L

14205 + 2500 61 Int Social Work 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 202 Searcy Y

14210 + 3350 61 Complex Organization 3 S 1200-0250pm HWH 204 Labonte J

14766 + 3400 01 Th e Urban Community 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 204 Birgen J

14212 + 3510 61 Social Wk Practce II 3 R 0600-0850pm HWH 100 Pleasants L

16209 3560 01 Cris Interven Soc Wk 3 TR 0200-0315pm ED 100 Searcy Y

14215 + 3800 61 Soc Th eory 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 100 Redman A

14214 + 4200 01 Soc Class & Strat 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 203 Birgen J

14773 + 4250 01 Sem on Aging 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 203 Manning-Dantis

15503 + 4300 01 Sem:Soc Blk Families 3 TR 0930-1045am HWH 203 Baker-Kimmons L

16210 4550 01 Child Welfare Serv 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 201 Searcy Y

16211 4560 61 Soc Welfare Policy 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 204 STAFF

14216 + 4810 01 Social Research Meth 3 TR 1100-1215pm SCI 209 Redman A

14217 + 4830 61 Quant Methods Soc 3 W 0600-0850pm SCI 209 Birgen J

16212 5550 01 Child Welfare Serv 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 201 Searcy Y

SOCIOLOGY EXTENSION16611 + 2100 91 Group Dynamics 3 R 0530-0820pm EXT TBA Powell D R2

Extension Course: Starts January 19 / Extension Site: Catholic Charities. Th is site is not confi rmed; contact Extension Services at (773)

995-2214 prior to the fi rst class session. See Extension Registration Information for more details.

16536 + 4500 91 Prin Case Management 3 T 0530-0820pm EXT TBA Powell D

Extension Course: Starts January 17 / Extension Site: TBA. Th is site is not confi rmed; contact Extension Services at (773) 995-2214

prior to the fi rst class session. See Extension Registration Information for more details.

SOCIOLOGY HYBRID15505 1010 21 Intro to Sociology 3 S 0900-1150am SCI 209 Labonte J

SOC 1010-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 21; February 4, 18; March 3, 24; April 7, 21 and May 5.


14203 + 2300 21 Th e Family 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 204 Davis T R2

SOC 2300-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 23; February 6; March 5, 26; April 9, 23 and May 7.


14230 + 3230 21 Women /Social Action 3 R 0500-0550pm SCI 209 Labonte J E4

SOC 3230-21 is a hybrid course with lectures on CD's; class meetings will be announced on syllabus.

16208 + 3290 21 Latinas/os Contem Soc 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 204 McFarland L CD

SOC 3290-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 30; February 13, 27; March 19; April 2, 16 and April 30.


14231 + 3430 21 Dealng Wth Diversity 3 W 0500-0550pm SCI 102 STAFF E4

SOC 3430-21 is a hybrid course with lectures on CD's; class meetings will be announced on syllabus.

16632 + 4980 21 Senior Seminar 3 M 0300-0350pm HWH 201 STAFF SR

SOC 4980-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 23, 30; February 6, 13, 20, 27; March 5, 12, 19, 26;

April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and May 7. Additional class sessions will be held online.

SOCIOLOGY INTERSESSION HYBRID15700 + 2400 21I Comm Org/Comm Probs 3 TR 0500-0800pm SCI 209 Redman A R2

Intersession Hybrid Course: Meets December 13, 15, 20, 22; January 3 and 5. Additional class sessions/activities will be provided online.

SOCIOLOGY ONLINE15781 1010 51 Intro to Sociology 3 WEB STAFF

14810 1250 51 Diversity US Soc 3 WEB McFarland L

16543 + 2400 51 Comm Org/Comm Probs 3 WEB TAFF R2

Spanish (SPAN) • HWH 301A / 773-995-235014089 1010 01 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 0900-0950am HWH 200B Morriberon N

14091 1010 03 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 1000-1050am HWH 200C Duff y N

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14092 1010 04 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 200B Morriberon N

14093 1010 05 Elem Spanish I 3 TR 1100-1215pm HWH 200B Shen V

14095 1010 07 Elem Spanish I 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 200C Duff y N

14096 1010 08 Elem Spanish I 3 TR 0200-0315pm HWH 200B Shen V

14100 1010 61 Elem Spanish I 3 M 0600-0850pm HWH 304 STAFF

14102 1010 62 Elem Spanish I 3 W 0600-0850pm HWH 200C Martinez L

15426 1010 63 Elem Spanish I 3 S 0900-1150am HWH 304 Sanchez J

14103 1010 64 Elem Spanish I 3 S 1200-0250pm HWH 304 Sanchez J

14106 + 1020 04 Elem Spanish II 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 304 Moreno Florido

14107 + 1020 05 Elem Spanish II 3 MWF 0200-0250pm HWH 303 Gaytan E

14115 + 1020 61 Elem Spanish II 3 R 0500-0750pm HWH 304 Martinez L

14110 + 1020 62 Elem Spanish II 3 R 0600-0850pm BHS 506 Mendez R

16594 + 1020 63 Elem Spanish II 3 T 0600-0850pm JDC 213 Sanchez J

15431 1210 01 Elem Span Profsns II 3 TR 0330-0445pm HWH 205 Canalini A

14117 2010 01 Intermed Spanish I 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 200B Gaytan E

14118 2020 01 Intermed Spanish II 3 MWF 1100-1150am HWH 200C Gaytan E

15432 2070 01 Converstnal Span II 3 MWF 1200-1250pm HWH 304 Moreno Florido

14119 3020 01 Advanced Spanish II 3 MWF 0100-0150pm HWH 308 Gaytan E

16160 3130 61 Culture of Spain 3 M 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Moreno Florido

16161 3150 61 Span Comp I 3 R 0500-0750pm HWH 306 Shen V

16162 3230 61 Survey Span Lit II 3 W 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Moreno Florido

SPANISH HYBRID16596 + 1020 21 Elem Spanish II 3 T 0500-0750pm HWH 304 Canalini A $

SPAN 1020-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 17; February 7, 28; March 27; April 17 and

May 8. Additional class sessions will be held online. Contact the instructor for more information.

14112 + 1020 22 Elem Spanish II 3 W 0200-0450pm HWH 309 Duff y N $

SPAN 1020-22 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 18; February 1, 15, 29; March 14, 28; April 11,

25 and May 2. Additional class sessions will be held online. Contact the instructor for more information.

SPANISH INTERSESSION15696 1010 01I Elem Spanish I 3 MTWRF 0900-1230pm HWH 201 Shen V $


SPANISH INTERSESSION ONLINE15926 1020 51I Elem Spanish II 3 WEB Canalini A

SPAN 1020-51I is an online intersession course being off ered December 15 through January 13.

Please contact the Foreign Languages & Literatures (FL&L) department for more information at 773-995-2350.

Special Education (S ED) • ED 321 / 773-995-239013365 + 4301 01 Char Except Children 3 R 0930-1215pm ED 306 STAFF F1

13367 + 4301 02 Char Except Children 3 W 1100-0150pm ED 307 STAFF F1

13368 + 4301 61 Char Except Children 3 M 0530-0820pm ED 100 STAFF F1


13373 + 4301 63 Char Except Children 3 R 0530-0820pm ED 100 STAFF F1

13375 + 4301 64 Char Except Children 3 S 0900-1150am ED 100 STAFF F1

13391 + 4303 61 Students w/Excep Nds 2 T 0530-0820pm ED 100 STAFF F1

16151 + 4303 01 Students w/Excep Nds 2 F 0900-1150am ED 102 STAFF A1/F1

13393 + 4303 62 Students w/Excep Nds 2 S 0100-0350pm ED 100 STAFF F1

13363 + 5092 61 Spec Ed Cert Review 1 S 1200-0350pm ED 306 STAFF F1



13380 + 5301 61 Char Except Children 3 M 0530-0820pm ED 100 STAFF F1



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13387 + 5301 64 Char Except Children 3 S 0900-1150am ED 100 STAFF F1

16153 + 5303 01 Students W/Excep Nds 2 F 0900-1150am ED 102 STAFF F1

13399 + 5303 61 Students W/Excep Nds 2 T 0530-0820pm ED 100 STAFF

13400 + 5303 62 Students W/Excep Nds 2 S 0100-0350pm ED 100 STAFF

13401 + 5475 01 Cross Cat Practicum 6 MTWRF 0800-0250pm FLD TBA STAFF

W 0330-0450pm ED 205 Williamson V

13403 + 5476 61 Char:Beh/Lrn/Cog Dis 4 T 0500-0850pm ED 303 Luseno F

13404 + 5482 61 Curr Adpt:Lrn Sp Nds 3 T 0500-0750pm ED 302 Winslow Jr F

13405 + 5484 61 Cl Mgmt:Lrnrs Sp Nds 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 102 Luseno F

13406 + 5487 61 Assmt Eval Meas w/Sp Nds 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 102 Larsen J

13407 + 5488 61 Internship in S ED 3 M 0500-0750pm ED 310 Winslow Jr F

13408 + 5492 61 Resch Master Project 3 S 0900-1150am ED 300 Larsen J

Technology & Education (T&ED) • ED 200B or 208 / 773-995-3807 or 259815071 + 4347 61 Cyberspace Publishg 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 109 Conda D CD

15586 + 4391 01 Intrnshp Tech Ed 2 TBA TBA FLD TBA Gilchrist K

13651 + 4630 61 Mth Tch Voc/Occ Subj 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 204 Boyles P

14940 + 4750 01 Stu Tchg Tchn Ed Fld 6 MTWRF 0830-0330pm FLD TBA STAFF


15072 5347 61 Cyberspace Publishg 3 F 0500-0750pm ED 109 Conda D

15978 5390 61 Field Experience 1 to 9 TBA TBA FLD TBA STAFF

13662 + 5391 01 Intrnshp Tech Ed 2 TBA TBA FLD TBA Gilchrist K

15588 + 5630 61 Mth Tch Voc/Occ Subj 3 W 0500-0750pm ED 204 Boyles P

15589 + 5750 01 St Tch Sec Tech Ed 6 MTWRF 0830-0330pm FLD TBA STAFF


14913 + 5899 01 Adv Mstrs Rsch Paper 1 to 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

14914 + 5999 01 Seminar in Research 1 to 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

TECHNOLOGY & EDUCATION HYBRID15584 4385 21 Superv Indust Safety 3 M 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Gilchrist K W1

T&ED 4385-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 23; February 13; March 5, 26; April 9 and 30.


15585 5385 21 Superv Indust Safety 3 M 0500-0750pm TBA TBA Gilchrist K

T&ED 5385-21 is a hybrid course and meets on campus January 23; February 13; March 5, 26; April 9 and 30.


TECHNOLOGY & EDUCATION ONLINE16557 + 4315 51 Bus & Profess Comm 3 WEB Conda D CD

13657 + 4381 51 Distance Learng Tech 3 WEB STAFF

14937 4412 51 Ethics Tech Ed Tchrs 3 WEB STAFF

14921 + 5315 51 Bus & Profess Comm 3 WEB Conda D CD

13658 + 5381 51 Distance Learng Tech 3 WEB STAFF

14938 5412 51 Ethics Tech Ed Tchrs 3 WEB STAFF

Women’s Studies (WS)• SCI 321 / 773-995-218614774 + 3100 61 Sem Women's Studies 3 T 0600-0850pm SCI 209 STAFF E3

Zoology (ZOOL) • SCI 310 / 773-995-218313425 + 2040 01 A Biol of Animals 3 MW 0100-0350pm SCI 215 Peters E $

13426 + 2050 01 Human Functnl Anatmy 4 MWF 1200-0150pm SCI 115 Yu C $

13427 + 2050 61 Human Functnl Anatmy 4 MW 0600-0850pm SCI 115 Yu C $

13428 + 2610 01 Funct Anat:Supp Lab 2 MW 0300-0350pm SCI 114A Yu C $

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ADDITIONAL COURSE FEESSUBJ / CRSE /FEE SUBJ / CRSE /FEE SUBJ / CRSE /FEE SUBJ / CRSE /FEE SUBJ / CRSE /FEE SUBJ / CRSE /FEE SUBJ / CRSE /FEE

SPRING 2012

ACCOUNTINGACCT ........2110 .........10 ACCT ........2110 .........10

ARABIC ARAB .......1010 .........20ARAB .......1020 .........20

ARTART ..........1200 .........35ART ..........1300 .........35ART ..........1400 .........25ART ..........1575 .........35ART ..........2050 .........30ART ..........2200 .........35ART ..........2245 .........35ART ..........2260 .........35ART ..........2300 .........35ART ..........2310 .........35ART ..........2455 .........35ART ..........2500 .........25ART ..........2575 .........25ART ..........2600 .........40ART ..........2714 .........35ART ..........2720 .........25ART ..........2730 .........35ART ..........3097 .........40ART ..........3098 .........40ART ..........3099 .........40ART ..........3200 .........30ART ..........3245 .........40ART ..........3260 .........35ART ..........3310 .........35ART ..........3360 .........35ART ..........3455 .........35ART ..........3465 .........35ART ..........3540 .........25ART ..........3575 .........25ART ..........3724 .........35ART ..........4098 .........40ART ..........4099 .........40ART ..........4360 .........35ART ..........4575 .........25ART ..........4950 .........30ART ..........5950 .........30

BUSINESS EDUCATIONB E............4302 .........15B E............5302 .........15

BIOLOGYBIOL .........1070 .........15BIOL .........1080 .........20BIOL .........1130 .........15BIOL .........1510 .........20BIOL .........1710 .........35

BIOL .........1710 .........35BIOL .........2020 .........20BIOL .........2021 .........20BIOL .........2059 .........20BIOL .........2550 .........40BIOL .........3040 .........30BIOL .........4040 .........20BIOL .........4520 .........50BIOL .........4900 .........50BIOL .........4935 .........40BIOL .........5040 .........20BIOL .........5520 .........50BIOL .........5900 .........50BIOL .........5935 .........40

BOTANYBOT ..........2050 .........35BOT ..........2050 .........35

CHEMISTRYCHEM .......1050 .........20CHEM .......1550 .........20CHEM .......1560 .........20CHEM .......2500 .........20CHEM .......2510 .........20CHEM .......2510 .........20CHEM .......2650 .........20CHEM .......4260 .........20CHEM .......4302 .........20CHEM .......4305 .........20CHEM .......4365 .........20CHEM .......4375 .........20CHEM .......5302 .........20CHEM .......5365 .........20

CHINESECHIN ........1010 .........20CHIN ........1020 .........20CHIN ........2010 .........20

COMMUNICATIONS, MEDIA ARTS &THEATRECMAT .......2070 .........15CMAT .......2090 .........15CMAT .......2120 .........15CMAT .......2200 .........15CMAT .......2520 .........15CMAT .......2530 .........35CMAT .......2550 .........15CMAT .......3040 .........35CMAT .......3080 .........25CMAT .......3080 .........25CMAT .......3200 .........25CMAT .......4110 .........35CMAT .......4306 .........50CMAT .......4342 .........25

CMAT .......4373 .........15CMAT .......5373 .........15

COMPUTER SCIENCECPTR ........1050 .........25CPTR ........1060 .........25CPTR ........1065 .........35CPTR ........1070 .........35CPTR ........1080 .........35CPTR ........1100 .........35CPTR ........1120 .........35CPTR ........2100 .........35CPTR ........3100 .........35CPTR ........3500 .........25CPTR ........3700 .........25CPTR ........4200 .........25CPTR ........4400 .........35CPTR ........4600 .........25CPTR ........4800 .........25CPTR ........5400 .........25CPTR ........5750 .........25CPTR ........5990 .........25

ENGLISHENG ..........1230 .........17ENG ..........1240 .........17

ENGINEERINGENGR .......2550 .........20

FRENCHFREN ........1010 .........20FREN ........1020 .........20FREN ........1210 .........20

FRESHMAN SEMINARFRSE .........1500 .........10

GEOGRAPHYGEOG .......1100 ...........5GEOG .......1400 .........15GEOG .......2400 .........20GEOG .......4810 .........15GEOG .......5550 .........15GEOG .......5810 .........15GEOG .......5840 .........10GEOG .......5842 .........15GEOG .......5842 .........50GEOG .......5850 .........10

HEALTH & SAFETYH S ...........1575 ...........5

HONORSHON .........1350 .........20

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGYI T .............1142 .........15I T .............3220 .......100I T .............4333 .......100I T .............5220 .......100I T .............5333 .......100

INFORMATION SYSTEMSINSY .........1360 .........15INSY .........1360 .........15INSY .........1370 .........20INSY .........3280 .........20

LIBERAL STUDIESLBST.........3000 .........15

LIBRARY INFORMATION & MEDIA STUDIESLIMS ........5350 .......100

MARKETINGMKTG .......3110 .........50

MATHEMATICSMATH .......0990 .........10MATH .......1200 .........10MATH .......1210 .........10MATH .......1250 .........10MATH .......1410 .........10MATH .......1415 .........35MATH .......1420 .........10MATH .......2430 .........10MATH .......2800 .........25

MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATIONMIDS ........4160 .........10MIDS ........4220 .........10MIDS ........4230 .........10MIDS ........4240 .........10MIDS ........5160 .........10MIDS ........5220 .........10MIDS ........5240 .........10

MUSICMUS .........1100 .........15MUS .........1101 .........15MUS .........1102 .........15MUS .........1105 .........15MUS .........1106 .........15MUS .........1107 .........15MUS .........1108 .........15MUS .........1109 .........15MUS .........1111 .........10

MUS .........1117 .........15MUS .........1118 .........15MUS .........1133 .........15MUS .........1139 .........15MUS .........1143 .........15MUS .........1144 .........15MUS .........1145 .........15MUS .........1146 .........15MUS .........1147 .........15MUS .........1148 .........15MUS .........1191 .........15MUS .........1191 .........15MUS .........1192 .........15MUS .........1192 .........15MUS .........2050 .........30

MUSIC APPLIEDMUSA ......1100 .........15MUSA ......1101 .........15MUSA ......1102 .........15MUSA ......1103 .........15MUSA ......1104 .........15MUSA ......1105 .........15MUSA ......1106 .........15MUSA ......1107 .........15MUSA ......1109 .........15MUSA ......1110 .........15MUSA ......1111 .........15MUSA ......1112 .........15MUSA ......1113 .........15MUSA ......1114 .........15MUSA ......1115 .........15MUSA ......1116 .........15MUSA ......1117 .........15MUSA ......1120 .........15MUSA ......1121 .........15MUSA ......1124 .........15MUSA ......1130 .........15MUSA ......1131 .........15MUSA ......1132 .........15MUSA ......1133 .........15MUSA ......1134 .........15MUSA ......1135 .........15MUSA ......1136 .........15MUSA ......1137 .........15MUSA ......2200 .........15MUSA ......2201 .........15MUSA ......2202 .........15MUSA ......2203 .........15MUSA ......2204 .........15MUSA ......2205 .........15MUSA ......2206 .........15MUSA ......2207 .........15MUSA ......2209 .........15MUSA ......2210 .........15MUSA ......2211 .........15MUSA ......2212 .........15

MUSA ......2213 .........15MUSA ......2214 .........15MUSA ......2215 .........15MUSA ......2216 .........15MUSA ......2217 .........15MUSA ......2220 .........15MUSA ......2221 .........15MUSA ......2224 .........15MUSA ......2230 .........15MUSA ......2231 .........15MUSA ......2232 .........15MUSA ......2233 .........15MUSA ......2234 .........15MUSA ......2235 .........15MUSA ......2236 .........15MUSA ......2237 .........15

MUSIC ENSEMBLEMUSE .......1110 .........10MUSE .......1115 .........10MUSE .......1130 .........10MUSE .......1134 .........10MUSE .......1140 .........10MUSE .......1148 .........10

MUSIC MAJORMUSM .....1112 .........10MUSM .....1114 .........10MUSM .....1116 .........10MUSM .....1118 .........10MUSM .....2203 .........20MUSM .....2218 .........10MUSM .....2219 .........10MUSM .....3311 .........10MUSM .....3318 .........10MUSM .....3319 .........10

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYO T............4141 .........20O T............4151 .........20O T............5141 .........20O T............5151 .........20O T............5221 .........20

PHYSICAL EDUCATIONP E ............2130 ...........5P E ............3010 ...........5P E ............3030 .........10

PHYSICAL SCIENCEPH S .........1100 .........20PH S .........1130 .........20PH S .........1140 .........20PH S .........1150 .........20

PHYSICSPHYS ........1510 .........20PHYS ........1520 .........20PHYS ........2110 .........20PHYS ........2220 .........20PHYS ........4850 .........20PHYS ........4860 .........20

PHYSIOLOGY

PSLY .........2040 .........25PSLY .........2040 .........25

PSYCHOLOGYPSYC ........1130 .........15PSYC ........5650 .........25PSYC ........5670 .........25PSYC ........5730 .........25PSYC ........5790 .........25PSYC ........5790 .........25PSYC ........5950 .........25PSYC ........5990 .........25PSYC ........5991 .........25PSYC ........5991 .........25

QUANTITATIVE BUSINESS ANALYSISQBA .........2010 .........15

SOCIAL WORKS WK ........5440 .........15S WK ........5461 .........15S WK ........5463 .........15

SPANISHSPAN ........1010 .........20SPAN ........1020 .........20SPAN ........2010 .........20SPAN ........2020 .........20SPAN ........3020 .........20

TECHNOLOGY & EDUCATION

T&ED .......4347 .........10T&ED .......5347 .........10

ZOOLOGYZOOL ........2040 .........40ZOOL ........2050 .........20ZOOL ........2610 .........20

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1. Examinations will be a maximum of two hours.2. Examinations are in the same rooms - NO ROOM CHANGES.3. Regular class sessions cannot be held during the

fi nal examination period of May 10 - 16.

EVENING/WEEKEND SESSIONSEvening/Weekend Courses meeting one day a week:

Monday evening ...............................May 7

Tuesday evening ...............................May 8

Wednesday evening ..........................May 9

Th ursday evening ..............................May 10

Friday evening ..................................May 11

Saturday morning & afternoon ........May 12

Evening courses meeting twice a week, starting at:

• 4:30 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday

Monday, May 7 (exam starts at 4p.m.)

• 4:30 p.m. on Monday and Friday


• 4:45 p.m. on Tuesday and Th ursday

Tuesday, May 8 (exam starts at 4p.m.)

• 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday.

Wednesday, May 9

• 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. on Tuesday and Th ursday.

Th ursday, May 10

• 7:30 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday


• 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Th ursday

Tuesday, May 8 (exam starts at 6p.m.)

• 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday morning

Friday, May 11 (exam starts at 6p.m.)

• 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. on Wednesday and Friday

Friday, May 11

• 7 p.m. or later Friday and Saturday afternoon

Saturday, May 12 (exam starts at 12 p.m.)

SPRING 2012 Semester / Final Exam ScheduleMay 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

DAY SESSIONSDay courses on a Monday-Wednesday-Friday andWednesday-Friday patterns, starting at:

8 a.m. ...............................................Friday, May 11

10 a.m. ..............................................Friday, May 11

12 p.m. .............................................Friday, May 11

2 p.m. ...............................................Friday, May 11

Day courses on a Monday-Friday pattern, starting at:

9 a.m. (exam starts at 10 a.m.) ..........Monday, May 7

11 a.m. (exam starts at 12 p.m.) ........Monday, May 7

1 p.m. (exam starts at 2 p.m.) ...........Monday, May 7

Day courses on a Monday-Wednesday-Friday, or

Monday-Wednesday or Wednesday-Friday patterns, starting at:

9 a.m. ................................................Wednesday, May 9

9:30a.m. (exam starts at 9a.m.) .........Wednesday, May 9

11 a.m. ..............................................Wednesday, May 9

1 p.m. ...............................................Wednesday, May 9

3 p.m. ...............................................Wednesday, May 9

3:30 p.m. (exam starts at 3 p.m.) .......Wednesday, May 9

Day courses on a Monday-Wednesday and Monday-Friday

patterns, starting at:

8 a.m. ................................................Monday, May 7

10 a.m. ..............................................Monday, May 7

12 p.m. ..............................................Monday, May 7

2 p.m. ................................................Monday, May 7

Day courses on a Tuesday-Th ursday pattern, starting at:

8 a.m. ................................................Tuesday, May 8

9:30 a.m. (exam starts at 9a.m.) ........Th ursday, May 10

11 a.m. ..............................................Tuesday, May 8

2 p.m. ................................................Tuesday, May 8

3:30 p.m. (exam starts at 3 p.m.) .......Th ursday, May 10

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ORAL ENGLISH PROFICIENCY

Student Complaint Procedures

Approved September, 1991

Illinois statute requires each public institution of higher education to

“establish a program to assess the oral English language profi ciency of

all persons providing classroom instruction to students,” and to “ensure

that each person who is not orally profi cient in the English language

attain such profi ciency prior to providing any classroom instruction to

students.”

Students with complaints about the oral English profi ciency

of Chicago State faculty should fi rst contact the chairperson of the

department involved. The complaint must be in writing and should be

as specifi c as possible. Copies of the complaint must be sent to the ap-

propriate college dean and to the provost/vice president for academic

aff airs.

The chairperson will investigate the complaint and may ob-

serve the class. If the chairperson concludes that the faculty member's

English is adequate, the chairperson will notify the student, the faculty

member, the dean, and the provost/vice president for academic aff airs.

The student may appeal the chairperson's decision to the dean. The

dean will then investigate the complaint and follow the same notifi ca-

tion procedure. The decision of the dean will be fi nal.

If the chairperson or the dean fi nds that the faculty member's

oral English is unsatisfactory, he or she will make a recommendation

to the provost/vice president for academic aff airs. The provost will take

action on this recommendation and notify all parties involved of his or

her decision.

Except for the necessary notifi cations, the identities of all

students and faculty involved in oral English profi ciency complaints

shall remain confi dential.

Footnote ExplanationsFOOTNOTE abbreviations are listed in the courses section, far right hand column.

A1 Must be admitted to the College of Education

A2 Admitted to the Master’s degree program

AE Satisfi es African-American Studies elective

B1 Business majors or business minors only

CD Must meet prerequisite requirements and/or obtain consent of department.

E1 Placement by prior examination required

E2 English 123/1230 or 127/1270 or successful completion of entrance

examination for English 128/1280 by transfer students who have completed

three or four credit hours

E3 Successful completion of English qualifying examination

E4 Successful completion of English qualifying examination and reading

placement exam

E5 Successful completion of mathematics, reading, and English qualifying

examinations

F1 Off -campus fi eld placement experience required for which students must

make their own transportation arrangements

F2 Additional class time required

H1 Honors course

JR Junior standing

LH Additional laboratory hours required

M1 Math 099/0990 Level 2 or Math 098 or [Compass ACT Math Part 2 score:

66-99 or MSC 2 score: above 65 (Advisors see SOATEST)]


46-65 or MSC 2 score: above 46 (Advisors see SOATEST)]


above 45 and ACT Math Part 2 score: 0-45 or MSC 1 score: above 45 and

MSC 2 score: 0-45 (Advisors see SOATEST)]

P1 Concurrent registration with a physical education activity course is required

P2 Physical education majors only

P5 12 week course

R1 Reference number issued by department

R2 Successful completion of reading placement exam

S1 Additional hours required in foreign languages lab (DH 119)

SO Sophomore standing

SR Senior standing

T1 Telecourse - see department for information

W1 Writing emphasis course

$ Additional course fee

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