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Traditionally, the spring has always been the harbinger of growth and the promise of new things to come. The Spring 2009 semester in our University follows that great tradition as well. You will note that there are even more opportunities to register as we move forward with the concept of continuous registration. We urge you to make every effort to contact your advisor as soon as possible so that you can take advantage of the increased flexibility in planning that this new registration cycle provides. The System Availability Chart reflects this change while alerting you to those days when the system will be unavailable for either maintenance or administrative initiatives which ensure equity and opportunity for our entire student population. Another significant change is the change in the organization in the scheduling of classes. We believe this change allows for students to have increased contact with their instructors while providing faculty with additional opportunities to mentor their students. A fifteen minute interval between classes is now part of the new scheduling pattern so that students may take the shuttle to our truly beautiful East Campus or simply take the extra time to move easily from classroom to classroom on the Main Campus. For an overview of the new schedule, please take a look at the scheduling grid on the inside front cover of this bulletin before you start planning your classes. Familiarity with the schedule will be of assistance as you “map” out your class schedule for the new semester. It is important to note that KeanWise no longer displays the special comments or notations that were on the section selection screens. Although you can view many comments on those sections that are highlighted on KeanWise; we strongly recommend that you refer to the printed version of the Spring 2009 Bulletin for each course for which you register. Important notations about pre-requisites, co-requisites and other relevant points about specific courses are included in the printed version. In addition to those comments, we have included a guide to the special section designations that identify course offerings intended for specific academic purposes. Staff in both the Registrar’s Office and the One-Stop Service Center are committed to ensuring that the registration process is a smooth and efficient one. Assistance navigating Kean WISE will be available for students experiencing difficulty. The Center is open to students as per the following schedule:

Fall/Spring Semester Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

During Class Periods 8:00am – 8:00pm 8:00am – 5:00pm 9:00am – 1:00pm

During Non-Class Periods 8:00am – 5:00pm 8:00am – 5:00pm closed

For further information about the One-Stop Service Center please call (908) 737-3100. Sincerely yours,

Barbara Henry University Registrar

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INDEX
Building Abbreviations ........................................................... 27 Calendar for Spring 2009......................................................... 4 Course Schedule ................................................................... 65 Campus Map ...........................................................Back Cover Distance Learning.................................................................. 45 External Education ................................................................ 61 Financial Aid Deadline Dates................................................... 6 Financial Aid............................................................................ 7 General Education Courses................................................... 29 General Information............................................................... 25 Important Telephone Numbers - Administrative Depts ............. 2 Important Telephone Numbers - Academic Depts.................... 2 Kean @ Ocean.................................................................... 106 KEANWISE Instructions ................................................... ….18 Middlesex County Courses................................................ 43 Questions and Answers..................................................... 19 Raritan Valley Community College .................................... 43 Registration Information .................................................... 13 Registration System Availability......................................... 15 Registration System Availability Chart ............................... 15 Request for Registration Eligibility Form .......................... 120 Section Abbreviations........................................................ 27 Special Programs .............................................................. 45 Spanish Speaking Program ............................................... 56 Tuition and Fees, Refund Information................................ 22 Travel Learn ...................................................................... 37 Weekend College .............................................................. 44

__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Administrative Telephone Numbers………………………………………………… (Area Code 908)
One-Stop Service Center..................................................................................... 737-3100 Admissions Office (Undergraduate).................................................................... 737-7100 Center for Academic Success ............................................................................ 737-0300 Teacher Certification & Post Baccalauriate Office .............................................. 737-0570 Continuing and Professional Education ............................................................. 737-5952 Financial Aid ...................................................................................................... 737-3190 Graduate Admissions.......................................................................................... 737-GRAD Graduate Student Services ................................................................................ 737-5910 General Education (Center for Academic Success)............................................ 737-0330 Office of the Registrar ........................................................................................ 737-3290 Scholarship Services......................................................................................... .737-7053 Student Accounting Office .................................................................................. 737-3240 Transfer Admissions Hotline (Center for Academic Success) ............................. 737-0490

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT LISTINGS
UNDERGRADUATE Discipline Location
Accounting ACCT W-203 Adult Fitness D-216 Anthropology ANTH J-305 A Art History AH VE-425 Athletic Training D-210 Biology BIO C-124 Communication Disorders & Deafness CDD EC-106A Chemistry CHEM C-221 Communication Sciences CS J-205 J-202B Communication COMM CAS-402 Computer Science CPS HH-207 Criminal Justice CJ W-305 Design VE 305 Early Childhood Education EC HH-421 Economics ECO W-401 Education EDUC J-205 Elem,Middle&Secondary Educ W-105 EMSE W-105 EMSE - Bilingual W-109 EMSE - Secondary Education W-105 English ENG CAS-301

Chairperson/Coordinator Ext.
Dr. Alfred Ntoko (acting) 74100 Dr. Walter Andzel 70662 Dr. Jose Sanchez 74050 Dr. Thomas Shaw 74404 Dr. Gary Ball 70659 Dr. D. Mancarella 73650 Dr. Martin Shulman 75802 Dr. Ronald Criasia 73678 Dr. Joan Kastner 73942 Prof. Vincent Merlo 73974 Dr. Christopher Lynch 70460 Dr. George Chang 73797 Prof. Thomas Lateano 74315 Dr. Timothy Riegle 74432 Dr. Michael Knight 73775 Dr. Charles Anderson (acting) 74140 Dr. Joan Kastner 73942 Dr. Frank Osborne 74289 Prof. Patrick Ippolito 74249 Dr. Gilda Del Risco 74297 Dr. Linda Costanzo Cahir 74234 Dr. Linda Best 70370

English as a Second Language ESL CAS-302 Finance FIN W-405 Fine Arts FA VE-403 Fine Arts Education VE-430 Foreign Languages FL J-309 C French FREN J-309 C General Education GE CAS-201 Transition to Kean CAS-201 Geology and Meteorology* C-323 *Astronomy ASTR *Earth Science ES *Geography GEOG *Geology GEOL *Meteorology METR *Oceanography OCEN German GERM J-309 C Gerontology GERO HH-411 Graphic Comm. GCOM H-116 Health Education HED HH-410 Health Information Mgmt HIM CAS-201 History HIST W-205 Interdisciplinary ID Environmental Studies C-111 Health Courses N-410 Medical Technology CAS-201 Women's Studies J-303 Industrial Design IND H-109b

Dr. Ruth Griffin 70421 Dr. Charles Anderson (acting) 74140 Prof. Jennifer Crupi 74394 Dr. Joseph Amorino 74403 Dr. P. Pintado-Casas 73950 Dr. P. Pintado-Casas 73950 Dr. Roxie James 70330 Dr. Roxie James 70330 Dr. Shing Yoh 73690

Dr. P. Pintado-Casas 73950 Dr. Frances Stavola-Daly 73812 Dr. Greg D’Amico 73531 Dr. Susan MacLaury 73826 Dr. Roxie James 70330 Dr. Sue Gronewold 74250 Dr. Sylvio Codella 73654 Dr. Susan MacLaury 73826 Dr. Roxie James 70330 Dr. Nira Gupta-Casale 74090 Prof. Matt Johnson 73542

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Interior Design INTD VE-308 Italian ITAL J-309 C Jewish Studies W-205 G Management MGS W-403 Marketing MKT W-408 Mathematics MATH C-232 Media and Film MED CAS 418 Music MUS TPA-121 Music Education PA-131 Nursing NURS T-116 Occupational Therapy OT T-214 Philosophy PHIL J-104 Physical Educ, Health, & Rec D-206 D-207 Physical Therapy PT B-104 Physics PHYS C-221 Political Science PS J-105 A Psychiatric Rehabilitation PSRT EC-226E Psychology PSY EC-234A Public Administration PA W-311 Recreation REC HH-411 Religion REL J-104 Science &Technology Education T-117 Speech, Lang., Hearing Sci. EC 106B Social Work SW J-309I Sociology SOC J-305 A Spanish SPAN J-309 C Special Education SPED HH-310 HH-317 Teaching Perf. Center W-110 Technology TECH HH-215 Theatre THE VE-409 Visual Communication VC VE-303A

Prof. Linda O’Shea 74434 Dr. P. Pintado-Casas 73950 Dr. Dennis Klein 74256 Dr. Thomas Abraham 74194 Dr. Sucheta Ahlawat 74177 Dr. Susan Hahn 73704 Dr. Cathleen Londino 70456 Dr. Anthony Scelba 74330 Dr. Lyn Schraer-Joiner 74345 Dr. Minnie Campbell 73390 Dr. Lynne Richard 73380 Dr. Robert Sitelman 73980 Dr. Richard Bakker 70652 Dr. Josh Palgi 70653 Dr. Alma Merians 73600 Dr. Ronald Criasia 73678 Dr. Robert P. Hunt 73990 Dr. Sharon Boyd-Jackson 75877 Dr. Suzanne Bousquet 75880 Dr. Morgan Laury 74300 Dr. Frances Stavola-Daly 73812 Dr. Robert Sitelman 73980 Dr. Laura Lorentzen 73424 Dr. Barbara Lecomte 75804 Dr. Patricia Pearson 74066 Dr. Jose Sanchez 74050 Dr. P. Pintado-Casas 73950 Dr. Marie Segal 73849 Dr. Barbara Lee 73860 Dr. Martha M. Mobley 74185 Dr. George Chang 73800 Prof. Holly Logue 74428 Prof. Rose Gonella 74432

GRADUATE
Accounting W-203 Art Certification VE-430 Art Studio VE-438

Coordinators
Dr. Dov Fischer 74104 Dr. Joseph Amorino 74403 Prof. Jappie King-Black 74411

Behavioral Sciences Human Behavior and Organizational Psychology EC-232D Psychological Services EC 232B Bilingual W-105 Biotechnology T-117 Classroom Instruction W-101 Communication Studies CAS 426 Computer Science C-229 Counselor Education HH-305 Early Childhood Education HH-414 Educational Leadership EC-205C School Library Media Specialist J-205 Educational Psychology EC-125F Educational Tech W-101 ESL CAS 331 Exercise Science D-216 Global MBA EC-307 Graphic Comm. Tech Mgt TEC-114 Holocaust & Genocide Studies EC-125C Liberal Studies CAS-226 LDTC CSI-111 Marriage and Family Therapy EC-232B Mastery, Math/Sci/CE W-101 Mathematics C-229 Nursing T-116 School Nurse Cert. T-116 Occupational Therapy T-209 Political Science J-105 Public Administration W-311 Criminal Justice W-305 Reading Specialist J-202F School Psychology EC-125F Sociology & Social Justice J-305 Social Work J-305H Special Education HH-312 Speech-Language Pathology EC 106C World Languages J-301

Dr. Joanne Walsh 75888 Dr. Muriel Singer 75886 Dr. Gilda Del Risco 74297 Dr. David Alvarez-Carbonell 73418 Dr. Tom Walsh 74296 Dr. Wenli Yuan 70471 Dr. Francine Abeles 73714 Dr. Barry Mascari 73863 Dr. Polly Ashelman 73785 Dr. Gerard Babo 75972 Prof. Vincent Merlo 73974 Dr. Dennis Finger 75879 Dr. Tom Walsh 74296 Dr. B. Rodriguez-Bachiller 70397 Dr. Walt Andzel 70662 Dr David Shani 75986 Dr. Cyril Nwako 73538 Dr. Keith Nunes 75987 Dr. John Gruesser 70388 Dr. Marie Segal 75400 Dr. Muriel Singer 75886 Dr. Tom Walsh 74296 Dr. Francine Abeles 73714 Dr. Estelle Pisani 73386 Dr. Cheryl Krause-Parello 73387 Prof. Lynne Richard 73380 Dr. Larry Chang 73998 Dr. Patricia Moore 74314 Dr. Venessa Garcia 74301 Dr. Joan Kastner 73937 Dr. Dennis Finger 75879 Dr. Jose Sanchez 74053 Dr. Carol Williams 74037 Dr. Beverly Kling 73845 Dr. Barbara Glazewski 75807 Dr. P. Pintado-Casas 73958

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Fall Semester 2008
Full Term Courses (Sept. 4-Dec. 20, 2008)
Sept. 4 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 18 Classes begin Last day to withdraw with 100% refund Last day to withdraw with 75% refund Final deadline for Late Filing of January, 2009 Bachelor's graduation application Sept. 19 Last day for transfer students and special cases to file applications for Junior Field Experience or Student Teaching for the following Spring semester Sept. 24 Last day to declare a course as an audit Sept. 24 Last day to declare or change undergraduate Pass/Fail option Sept. 24 Last day to withdraw with 50% refund Oct. 1 Last day to file application for Spring 2009 graduate field study Oct. 2 Final deadline to file application for May 2009 and August 2009 Bachelor’s degrees for Early Evaluation Oct. 3 Last day to file application for January, 2009 Master’s Degrees and graduate certification Oct. 3 Last day to file for Nov. 1 Graduate Comprehensive Examinations Oct. 13 Columbus Day – State Holiday, No Classes Oct. 29 Last day for students to initiate a change of grade for courses taken in the preceding Spring semester or Summer Session Oct. 30 Last day to withdraw from courses with a "W" grade Nov. 1 Graduate Comprehensive Examinations Nov.19 Last day for students to make up "Incomplete" grades from preceding Summer Session and Spring semester– Graduating Seniors see Graduation instructions page 5. Nov. 27-30 Thanksgiving recess Dec. 20 Term Ends Jan. 24 Saturday classes begin unless otherwise noted in the bulletin Jan. 26 Last day to withdraw with 100% refund

Jan 29 Final deadline for Late Filing of May 2009 and August 2009 Bachelor’s graduation application
Feb. 2 Last day to file applications for Preprofessional Field Experience or Student Teaching for the following fall and summer semesters. Last day to withdraw with a 75% refund Last day to file application for May 2009 Master’s Degrees and graduate certification Last day to file for March 7 Graduate Comprehensive Examinations Last day to file for August 2009 Master’s degrees and graduate certification Last day to declare a course as an audit Last day to declare or change undergraduate Pass/Fail option Last day to withdraw with at 50% refund Presidents’ Day – State Holiday, no Classes Deadline to apply for 2009 Fall graduate field study Last Day to file for Fall 2009 graduate Advanced Seminar Graduate Comprehensive Examinations Spring Recess Begins Classes Resume Last day for students to initiate a change of grade for courses taken in the preceding Fall semester. Graduating Seniors see Graduation instructions page 5. Last day to withdraw with a "W" grade. Good Friday, State Holiday No Classes Last day for students to make up "Incomplete" grades from preceding Fall semester– Graduating Seniors see Graduation instructions page 5. Last day to file applications for Junior Field Experience or Student Teaching for the following Spring term. Term Ends Graduate Commencement Undergraduate Commencement

Feb. 2 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 6 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 7 Mar.16 Mar 23 Mar. 23

Mar. 24 Apr. 10 Apr. 13

Apr. 15 May 11 May 12 May 14 Jan. 20 Jan. 26 Jan. 30 Jan. 30

1st Half-Term Courses (Sept. 4-Oct. 27, 2008)
Sept. 4 Classes begin Sept. 10 Last day to withdraw with 100% refund Sept. 16 Last day to declare a course as an audit Sept. 16 Last day to declare or change undergraduate Pass/Fail option Sept. 17 Last day to withdraw with a 75% refund Sept. 24 Last day to withdraw with 50% refund Oct. 1 Last day to withdraw with a “W” grade Oct. 27 Term ends

1st Half-Term Courses (Jan. 20-Mar. 13, 2009)
Classes begin Last day to withdraw with 100% refund Last day to declare a course as an audit Last day to declare or change undergraduate Pass/Fail option Feb. 2 Last day to withdraw with 75% refund Feb. 9 Last day to withdraw with a 50% refund Feb. 16 Presidents’ Day – State Holiday, no Classes Feb. 17 Last day to withdraw with a "W" grade Mar. 13 Term ends

2nd Half-Term Courses (Oct. 28-Dec. 20, 2008)
Oct. 28 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 12 First day of classes Last day to withdraw with 100% refund Last day to declare a course as an audit Last day to declare or change undergraduate Pass/Fail option Nov. 10 Last day to withdraw with a 75% refund Nov. 17 Last day to withdraw with a 50% refund Dec. 1 Last day to withdraw with a "W" grade Dec. 20 Term ends

2nd Half-Term Courses (Mar. 23-May 11, 2009)
Mar. 23 Mar. 27 Apr. 2 Apr. 2 First day of classes Last day to withdraw with 100% refund Last day to declare a course as an audit Last day to declare or change undergraduate Pass/Fail option Apr. 3 Last day to withdraw with 75% refund Apr. 13 Last day to withdraw with 50% refund Apr.17 Last day to withdraw with a "W" grade May 11 Term ends

Spring Semester 2009
Full-Term Courses (Jan. 20-May 11, 2009) Jan. 20 Mid-Year graduation date Jan. 20 First Day Spring Term

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GRADUATION
UNDERGRADUATE

A minimum of 32 degree credits, including one-half of the major requirements, must be earned at Kean. Students eligible for January, May or August 2009 were mailed a graduation application packet. If you have not received your graduation application packet and you plan to graduate in 2009, you may obtain a packet from One-Stop Service Center, First Floor, Administration Building or contact the Registrar’s Office at 908737-3290. Applications for January 2010 will be mailed after February 25, 2009. Deadline for return of the Graduation Application for Early Evaluation: October 2, 2008 for May and August 2009 April 30, 2009 for January 2010 Final Deadline for late filing of the Graduation Application: January 29, 2009 for May and August 2009 September 17, 2009 for January 2010 **NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE LATE FILING DEADLINE.** PLEASE NOTE: THE GRADUATION FEE RECEIPT MUST ACCOMPANY YOUR APPLICATION FOR
GRADUATION. When submitting your graduation application the signature of your department chairperson is required on the curriculum guide sheet for your major. The chairperson’s signature is preliminary approval for graduation. Final review and approval of the graduation application is completed by the Office of the Registrar. Approval of the application is based upon the requirements contained in the Kean University undergraduate catalog. It is your responsibility to review the applicable provisions in the catalog to ensure that you meet all the requirements for graduation.

For January 2009 degree candidates: Incomplete grades, all grade changes and transfer credits must be completed and posted by February 3, 2009. For May 2009 degree candidates: Incomplete grades, all grade changes and transfer credits must be completed and posted by May 28, 2009. For August 2009 degree candidates: Incomplete grades, all grade changes and transfer credits must be completed and posted by September 3, 2009. GRADUATE Applications for Master’s degrees and/ or Graduate Certification are available in the Office of Graduate Student Services, e-mail, [email protected] or at www.kean.edu/~keangrad/docs/forms/gradcertapp.pdf. First Friday in October for January graduates First Friday in February for May graduates First Friday in February for August graduates

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2008-2009 Financial Aid Deadline Dates
Listed Below Are the Deadline Dates For Students Who Are Interested In Applying For Financial Aid
October 1, 2008 November 15, 2008 TAG/EOF/DSS ALL FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS TAG/EOF/DSS Deadline for new students applying for state aid for Fall 2008 and Spring 2009. Priority awarding to students who complete the 2008-2009 FAFSA before this date and are attending Spring 2009 only. Deadline for reporting a change in college choice for Fall 2008 and Spring 2009 for state aid.

November 15, 2008

November 28, 2008

PELL & LOAN

Last day to submit a FAFSA or loan application for the Fall 2008 semester for students not returning for Spring 2009. Last date to submit a Satisfactory Academic Progress Appeal form to be considered for Spring 2009. Students must check their Kean email account and KeanWISE for updates regarding their SAP status. Deadline to apply for Spring TAG for the Spring 2009 semester (date received). Priority filing deadline to submit a Kean University Summer 2009 Financial Aid Application for those students who plan to attend the summer sessions. Last day to submit a completed 2008-2009 FAFSA for those students attending the Spring Semester only. Priority awarding to students who complete the 2009-2010 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) before this date. Priority consideration for SEOG and Perkins Loan Funds. Deadline for returning students to apply for state aid for 2009-2010 (date received).

January 20, 2009

SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS APPEALS

March 1, 2009 March 30, 2009

TAG PELL & LOAN

April 12, 2009

PELL & LOAN

April 17, 2009

ALL FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS

June 1, 2009

TAG/EOF/DSS

June 30, 2009

SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS APPEALS PELL

Last date to submit a Satisfactory Academic Progress Appeal form for Fall 2009. Students must check their Kean email account and KeanWISE for updates regarding their SAP status. Last day to submit 2008-2009 FAFSA to the Federal Processing Center to receive PELL for the 2008-2009 academic year. Priority placement for Federal Work Study students for Fall 2009

June 30, 2009

August 25, 2009

FWS

IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS Call 1-800-792-8670 to inquire about your Student Eligibility Notice (SEN) for State aid Call 1-800-433-3243 to inquire about your Student Aid Report (SAR) for Federal aid *Students must be matriculated to receive financial aid. Students who apply after the deadline are responsible for paying their college cost while their financial aid application is being processed. **The Office of Financial Aid reserves the right to modify the above dates without prior notice.

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www.kean.edu/financialaid
keanWISE
KeanWise is an interactive Web tool that allows students to access their individual information from the University’s database. For example, students can check their financial aid information such as their award status, required documents and statement of accounts. You should periodically log into KeanWISE to view the status of your financial aid award. Financial Aid Appointments Don’t like waiting on long lines? We have the answer for you. Log on to the Financial Aid Web site at www.kean.edu/financialaid , and get an appointment online. Within five minutes, you will be attended by a financial aid counselor. It is fast, easy, and timesaving. If you cannot visit us, you can access your financial aid on KeanWISE. Remember! With a Financial Aid Appointment – you don’t wait for us; we wait for you. Applying For Financial AidThe Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the only application used to apply for need based financial aid for state and federal programs. The FAFSA can be filed electronically at www.fafsa.ed.gov . For more information, call 1-8004FEDAID. The Kean University priority deadline for filing the FAFSA is April 17 for the full academic year and by November 15 for the spring term. The earlier you file your application the sooner you will receive notice of your eligibility for financial aid. Applications received by the deadline date will receive maximum consideration for all aid programs for which they are eligible. You need to list Kean University on the FAFSA and enter our federal ID number 002622 in order for the Financial Aid Office to receive it electronically. Types of Financial Aid Federal Aid Programs •Federal Pell Grant •Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) •Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG) • National SMART Grant •Federal Direct Stafford Loans •Federal Perkins Loan •Federal Work Study •Federal Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) New Jersey Aid Programs •Tuition Aid Grant (TAG) •Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) •Garden State Scholarships •College Loans to Assist State Students (NJ CLASS) • NJ Stars II University Merit Scholarships •Trustee Scholarships •Presidential Scholarships •Academic Merit Scholarships •Dr. James E. Dorsey Scholarships

FINANCIAL AID AWARDS
Estimated Awards: If you are a new freshman or transfer student and your application has been selected for verification, your award(s) will be “estimated.” To complete the verification process you will need to submit certain financial documents that will, or have been requested by the Office of Financial Aid. After these documents have been received and reviewed, your award will be finalized and a new award letter will be mailed to you. ADJUSTMENTS TO FINANCIAL AID Your financial aid may be adjusted if you receive additional aid that is not listed on your award letter. Federal and state regulations require that a student’s total aid cannot exceed need. In cases where a student receives need-based aid together with alternative loans, the total aid cannot exceed the cost of education. When adjustments to aid are necessary because of the receipt of outside aid, the University will adjust aid in the following order: (1) loan, (2) work-study, (3) scholarship and (4) grant. Other reasons for adjusting aid include: Verification: The US Department of Education and Kean University select particular applications for verification. Verification involves “validating” certain information listed on the FAFSA by having a student and parent(s) supply a copy of their 2007 federal tax return and other documents. If you are a first time student to the University and have been selected for verification, your award(s) will be estimated and your award will not be final or

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credited to your student account until the verification process is completed. In some cases, awards will be adjusted if differences are found between the FAFSA information and verification documents.

particular type of aid offered by the University. For example, you may decide to reduce or fully cancel a loan or work-study award. To initiate this reduction or cancellation you would fill out the cancellation/reduction of aid form and return it to the One Stop Service Center. Audit Courses Kean University allows students to audit up to one course per semester. Students who register for an audit course will not receive credit towards their degree or certificate program. Therefore, audit courses are not included in the enrollment status when determining financial aid awards. Students must ensure that they are registered for the appropriate number of credits to receive certain awards based on their enrollment status. For example, the enrollment status for the Tuition Aid Grant (TAG) and EOF awards as an undergraduate student must be full-time or 12 or more credits. The student would need to register for a minimum of 12 credits in addition to the audit course to receive the TAG award. Disbursement of Financial Aid The process to disburse financial aid to students’ accounts begins after the last day of Late Registration published each semester. Before aid is disbursed, the Office of Financial Aid is required to adjust awards and the cost of attendance if the student dropped credits during the registration period. Additionally, awards may be adjusted if there were changes to the students’ on-campus housing status and after the third week’s attendance has been submitted by all instructors. Upon final review of attendance by the Office of Financial Aid, awards will be disbursed about the fifth or sixth week of the semester. Awards for students selected for “verification” that are incomplete or missing documents will not be disbursed until all documents have been received, reviewed and completed. Verification is processed on a rolling basis and according to the date all documents were received by the Office of Financial Aid. Cancellation: Financial aid will be subject to cancellation for failure to respond to requested documentation. The cancellation of awards will take place sometime after the third missing information letter is send to students. ACADEMIC PROGRESS POLICY The KU Academic Progress Policy conforms to Federal and State regulations that govern financial aid programs and require all financial aid recipients to (1) be in good academic standing and to (2) be making academic progress toward a degree in a reasonable amount of time. Satisfactory academic progress will be monitored at the end of each fall and spring semester.

Continuing students: If you are selected for verification, all requested financial documents must be submitted to verify your FAFSA information. You will not receive a financial aid award package until your file is reviewed and completed. If your file is not completed by the billing due date, you must be prepared to pay the term bill in full from personal resources. Enrollment Status: Your financial aid award(s) is based on your enrollment status at the time that you were packaged. If you drop/add credits within the first week of classes your award(s) may be adjusted. For example, if you drop from 12 to 9 credit hours during the first week of classes and have a TAG this award will be cancelled. During the same period if you have a Pell Grant, this award will be prorated based on actual credits. Additionally, other awards may be subject to change. Dropping and /or adding classes can affect the amount of financial aid a student receives and in some cases, can result in cancellation of financial aid. Therefore, when dropping or adding classes, it’s important for the student to check with the Financial Aid Office to determine whether his/her financial aid will be affected. Adding Courses after the last day of Late Registration: If you add a course(s) after the first week federal funds will not be adjusted to reflect the additional charges. The additional charges you incur will be your responsibility. Withdrawal from all Classes: The University is required by Federal and State regulations governing financial aid programs to calculate the amount of aid that was actually earned during the time you were actually enrolled. This calculation is done within forty five days of withdrawal from the University. You will be notified of adjustments to your financial aid. Adjustments may result in an amount owed to the University and payment will be due immediately. Attendance Policy: The University adopted a policy to monitor the enrollment of students receiving financial aid. Financial Aid may be subject to change if you are not attending a class for which you are registered. You request a reduction in aid: A student may choose not to accept, or may wish to reduce a
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Good Academic Standing (EEO students: Please refer to Program guidelines) Undergraduate Students 2.0 GPA Graduate Students 3.0 GPA Academic Progress Defined: A student must complete at least 67 percent of attempted credits each semester, together with the appropriate grade point average (GPA), in order to be making satisfactory academic progress. Additionally, students may continue to receive financial aid if their total attempted credit hours do not exceed 150% of the credits needed to complete their program of study. For example, if a program of study requires 124 credits for completion a student may attempt 186 credits. Additionally, students will not be eligible for financial aid if the number of developmental credits exceeds 30 semester hours. against these limits. ESL courses do not count

standing University Committee will review the appeal and make a decision. The decision of the committee is final and can not be reversed. Students who have questions about satisfactory academic progress may call our SAP line at 908-737-3196 or send an email to [email protected]. Questions about the appeal process should be emailed to [email protected].

Maximum time frame for the Tuition Aid Grant (TAG)
The maximum numbers of semester payments an undergraduate student may receive the Tuition Aid Grant (TAG) under the State of New Jersey regulations are as follows: MAXIMUM # OF SEMESTERS PROGRAM 4 -Year Program 9 4 -Year Program with Remedial/ESL or County College Transfer 10 5-Year Program 11 5-Year Program with Remedial/ESL or County College Transfer 12 EOF Program 12

Students deemed not to be making satisfactory academic progress (SAP) will be notified by letter and may file an appeal with the Office of Financial Aid. A

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ELIGIBILITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE STATE OF NJ - TUITION BENEFIT FOR UNEMPLOYED PERSONS
ELIGIBLE REGISTRATION DATES: Last day of Late Registration September 10, 2008 January 26, 2009

Semester Fall 2008 semester Spring 2009 semester

Note: Overload authorization will not be accepted for closed courses POLICY: Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A: 64-13.1 et seq. or 18A: 64A-23.1, the State of New Jersey created a program to allow certain unemployed individuals to attend a public institution of higher education in the state of New Jersey tuition-free on a space available basis. Additionally, individuals who qualify for this program may have certain fees waived or reduced. To apply for this benefit, individuals must obtain certification from the Department of Labor, Division of Workforce New Jersey that they qualify for this benefit. Additionally, individuals must verify their past presence in the labor market for at least two years and their unemployed status or receipt of a layoff notice as proof of eligibility or an employability development plan from the Division of Employment Services. Students are only eligible to register for classes on the LAST day of Late Registration on a space available basis. Students who register for classes prior to that date will forfeit his/her right to participate in the NJ Tuition Benefit for Unemployed for that semester. If you are a matriculated student, you will be required to use financial aid to cover program cost. Non-matriculated students will be required to pay from personal resources. Matriculated students are subject to Kean University’s Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy for Financial Aid. The student must be making academic progress towards a degree and can not be in default of a student loan to participate in the program. Students who qualify for the NJ Tuition Benefit for Unemployed Program will receive a waiver administered by the Office of Financial Aid that will cover tuition and certain fees, minus any federal or state grants the student may be eligible to receive. The maximum amount of tuition and fees that Kean University will waive is based on the flat rate charge for undergraduate and graduate students. The maximum number of credits for undergraduate students is nineteen and fifteen for graduate students. When the student is eligible for federal and state grants that exceed the student’s cost for tuition and applicable fees, the student does not qualify for the NJ Tuition Benefit for Unemployed. Individuals who gain employment during the semester the tuition waiver is in effect shall be eligible to continue for that semester as a participant of the program. This does not apply to students who become employed prior to the certification of a waiver.
PROGRAM EXEMPTIONS

*Customized courses that are underwritten by specific employers are exempt from eligibility under the tuition waiver program. *Courses offered under the Continuing Education program are exempt from eligibility under the tuition waiver program. PROCEDURES:

1) All students (matriculated and non-matriculated) seeking to participate in the tuition waiver program must file a Free
Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) prior to seeking eligibility. If you have not filed a FAFSA for the current year, you can file it on line at www.fafsa.ed.gov. It takes approximately 2-3 weeks for your FAFSA application to be processed on line. Please be sure to use Kean University’s school code (002622) so that we can receive your information electronically. If you have not filed the FAFSA prior to registration, you will need to submit confirmation that you filed the FAFSA within 3 days after you registered for classes. You are only required to file the FAFSA once an academic year, but are required to file the FAFSA every academic year the student is applying for this benefit.

2) Students who have registered on the last day of Late Registration, must submit the Unemployed Person Job Training Form
(UPJTF) with original signatures to the Office of Financial Aid for the semester in which the student is applying for tuition waiver. The UPJTF must be signed and dated by the Department of Labor, Division of Workforce of New Jersey no sooner than 30 days prior to the start of the semester/term.

3) Students must submit their Tuition Waiver within five (5) days of their registration. Waivers will not be accepted after
that period. Students who register for classes and have failed to submit a waiver within the time frame specified will be accountable for any expenses incurred not covered by financial aid eligibility. Non-matriculate students will be required to pay out of pocket.

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4) All tuition waivers will be certified within ten (10) business days after receipt and submitted to the Office of Student
Accounting. Students eligible to receive a tuition waiver will receive a copy of the Financial Aid Notification Letter waiver in the mail. IMPORTANT FINANCIAL AID SERVICES Office of Financial Aid The Office is located on the first floor of the Administration Building. The Office of Financial Aid is open during the fall and spring semesters while classes are in session, Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The Office of Financial Aid utilizes the Kean Cougar email system and KeanWISE to communicate with students regarding updates and changes affecting their financial aid awards. It is the student’s responsibility to check their email account on a regular basis and to periodically log into KeanWISE to view the status of their financial aid awards. Kean University Office of Financial Aid 1000 Morris Avenue Union, NJ 07083 Telephone: (908) 737-3220 E-mail Address: [email protected] FAFSA on the Web www.fafsa.ed.gov Use this Web service to file an electronic FAFSA or Renewal FAFSA Pin Registration www.pin.ed.gov The Federal Student Aid Information Center- (800) 433-3243- The U.S. Department of Education has customer service staff trained to answer your financial aid questions between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. Direct Loan Information http://lo-online.ed.gov www.dlssonline.com Entrance and Exit Counseling information http://dlenote.ed.gov Master Promissory Note for Direct Stafford/Direct Graduate PLUS/ Direct Parent PLUS Loans National Student Loan Data Service www.nslds.ed.gov- Access to the NSLDS can be used by students who have current and prior federal educational loans. NJ Higher Education Student Assistance Authority (HESAA)- Information on State grants and NJ Class loans. www.hesaa.orgorcall(800)792-8670.

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2008-2009 FINANCIAL AID COST OF ATTENDANCE BUDGETS The Cost of Attending Kean University
The primary responsibility for financing the cost of attending the University belongs to the student and his or her family. The purpose of financial aid is to supplement the efforts of the student and their family. The expenses listed below are averages experienced by most students and are used in determining eligibility for need-based financial aid.

2008-2009 COST OF ATTENDANCE Undergraduate Budgets In-State

2008-2009 COST OF ATTENDANCE Undergraduate Budgets Out of State

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EXPENSE Tuition & Fees Room Board Books/Supplies Transportation Personal Other Total

Dep/Ind student living w/parent(s) 9,178 0 2,351 1,600 2,284 1,458 163 17,034

Dep/Ind student living On-Campus 9,178 6,896 2,781 1,600 1,145 1,458 163 23,221

Dep/Ind student living Off-Campus 9,178 9,378 2,826 1,600 2,284 1,458 163 26,887

Dep/Ind student living EXPENSE w/parent(s) Tuition & Fees 13,661 Room 0 Board 2,351 Books/Supplies 1,600 Transportation 2,284 Personal 1,458 Other 163 Total 21,517

Dep/Ind student living On-Campus 13,661 6,896 2,781 1,600 1,377 1,458 163 27,936

Dep/Ind student living Off-Campus 13,661 9,378 2,826 1,600 2,284 1,458 163 31,370

2008-2009 COST OF ATTENDANCE Graduate Budgets In State

2008-2009 COST OF ATTENDANCE Graduate Budgets Out of State

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EXPENSE Tuition & Fees Room Board Books/Supplies Transportation Personal Other Total

Ind Student living w/parent(s) 12,698 0 2,351 1,440 2,284 1,458 292 20,523

Ind Student living On Campus 12,698 6,896 2,781 1,440 1,145 1,458 292 26,710

Ind Student living Off-Campus 12,698 9,378 2,826 1,440 2,284 1,458 292 30,376

EXPENSE Tuition & Fees Room Board Books/Supplies Transportation Personal Other Total

Ind Student Living w/parent(s) 16,298 0 2,351 1,440 2,284 1,458 292 24,123

Ind Student living On Campus 16,298 6,896 2,781 1,440 1,145 1,458 292 30,310

Ind Student living Off-Campus 16,298 9,378 2,826 1,440 2,284 1,458 292 33,976

For more information on financial aid programs, please go to WWW.KEAN.EDU/FINANCIALAID

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REGISTRATION October 28, 2008 - January 19, 2009 NOTE: Please be aware that KeanWise will be unavailable on the following dates: November 14, December 12, December 25-January 1, 2009, January 7 – January 13, 2009. KeanWise may also be unavailable on Fridays from 2:00pm-6:00pm for system maintenance.

A. ELIGIBILITY
UNDERGRADUATE CONTINUING STUDENTS:
• All matriculated undergraduate and graduate students including non-degree students currently enrolled in classes for Fall 2008 except January 2009 Baccalaureate Candidates for Graduation are eligible to register. Please refer to the SYSTEM AVAILABILTY CHART on page 15 for your designated date and time for registration. Matriculated undergraduate and graduate students including non-degree students in good standing (not academically dismissed) enrolled for Spring 2008 but not currently registered for Fall 2008 courses are eligible to register. Please refer to the SYSTEM AVAILABILTY CHART on page 15 for your designated date and time for registration. Undergraduate students who have not completed (or received grades) for both the Spring 2008 and Fall 2008 semester are no longer active students. They must apply for re-admission to the University. The application deadline for Spring 2009 is November 14, 2008. Academically dismissed students are ineligible for readmission. • Undergraduate matriculated, Post Baccalaureate Certification and PBM students who have not attended during the past academic year must be re-admitted by the Center for Academic Success. Contact the Center for Academic Success at 908-737-0300 for information and deadlines for readmission to the University. Those students re-admitted for Spring 2009 prior to October 30, 2008 will be invited to register on November 14, 2008. Those students re-admitted prior to November 30, 2008 will also be invited for registration on December 12, 2008. Those students re-admitted for Spring 2009 after November 30 will be invited to registration on January 12, 2009.





RE-ADMITTED STUDENTS:

NEWLY ADMITTED STUDENTS:
• • Freshman admitted for Spring 2009 will be invited for registration on January 13, 2009. Transfer, Second Degree, and PBM students admitted for Spring 2009 will have the following registration dates: Those students admitted for Spring 2009 prior to October 30, 2008 will be invited to register on November 14, 2008. Those students admitted prior to November 30, 2008 will also be invited for registration on December 12, 2008. Those students admitted for Spring 2009 after November 30 will be invited to registration on January 12, 2009.

UNDERGRADUATE NON-MATRICULATED STUDENTS: • Registration Eligibility Forms must be submitted to the Office of the Registrar by December 12,
2008 for eligibility to register beginning January 16, 2009.
*UNDERGRADUATE NON-MATRICULATED STUDENTS ARE LIMITED TO A CUMULATIVE TOTAL OF 12 CREDITS.

GRADUATE NEWLY ADMITTED STUDENTS:
• Newly admitted students will receive registration information by mail.

GRADUATE NON-MATRICULATED STUDENTS:
• Registration Eligibility Forms must be submitted to the Office of the Registrar by November 14, 2008 for eligibility to register beginning December 1, 2008.

*GRADUATE NON-MATRICULATED STUDENTS ARE LIMITED TO A CUMULATIVE TOTAL OF 6 CREDITS.

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B. ADVISEMENT
UNDERGRADUATE
• All students are encouraged to seek advisement prior to registration. However, only the departments listed have requested that their majors be required to see their departmental advisor and obtain Advisement Approval before registering. (See departmental locations in the Index). Please note: The Center for Academic Success only handles advisement for undecided students. All others must go to their major departments. Post-Baccalaureate Certification and PBM students will not be required to obtain Advisement Approval. Post- Baccalaureate Certification students who want advisement should consult the Certification Office, Hutchinson Hall, Room 102. PBM students should consult their major department. Newly admitted students for the Spring 2009 semester will receive advisement during the registration dates noted under the captions Eligibility - Newly Admitted Students. Students with double majors may be required to obtain Advisement Approval for each major. After accessing the system, students will be prevented from continuing if advisement approval has not been entered into KeanWISE by their major department(s) (if required by that major department). Please note the following exceptions: EPIC Students—EPIC students will be required to obtain Advisement Approval from the EPIC Program Coordinator located in Admissions Office, 1st Floor, Kean Hall. EEO Students—EEO students admitted for Spring are required to obtain advisement Approval from the EEO Office, 2nd Floor Administration Building regardless of their major. Passport Students—Passport students admitted for Fall 2007 or Fall 2008 will be required to obtain Advisement Approval from the Passport Office, CAS 122 regardless of their major. Undecided Students—EEO students with an undecided major must contact the EEO Office for their Advisement Approval. All other undecided students should go to the CAS for advisement. Check in at CAS 124. The major(s) reflected will be the major(s) of record as of September 30, 2008. Advisement will be available in departmental offices per the following schedule: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 9:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 2:00pm-6:00pm



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UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS REQUIRING ADVISEMENT APPROVAL FOR ALL OPTIONS OF THE MAJORS LISTED BELOW:
Art History Biology Chemistry Computer Science Communication Criminal Justice Design Early Childhood Earth Science Elementary Education Fine Arts Health Information Mgt Industrial Education Industrial Technology Mathematical Sciences Medical Technology Music Music Education Nursing Occupational Therapy Physical Education Recreation Administration Secondary Education Social Work Special Education Speech and Language & Hearing Services Technology Theatre Undecided

GRADUATE
• • Graduate matriculated and non-degree students should contact their Graduate Coordinator for advisement. Advisement is also available at the Office of Graduate Student Services while classes are in session East Campus Room 218/A, 908-737-5910.

GRADUATE MAJORS REQUIRING ADVISEMENT APPROVAL FOR ALL OPTIONS OF THE MAJORS LISTED BELOW:
Biotechnology

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Graduate Office Hours (908-737-5910) October-December & February-May September & January Monday & Wednesday 9am-5pm Monday-Thursday: 9:00 a.m. -6:00pm Tuesday & Thursday 9am-8pm Friday 8:30am-5:00pm Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

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SYSTEM AVAILABILITY
Daily WEB Hours of Operation: 7 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. (including holidays)* NOTE : Please be aware that KeanWise will be unavailable on the specific dates listed below. KeanWise may also be unavailable on Fridays from 2:00pm-6:00pm for system maintenance. 1. Every effort should be made to register using KeanWISE System during your priority dates. However, students unable to take advantage of their priority date may register on any date after except where noted on the System Availability Chart below. 2. After processing an initial registration, students may use KeanWISE to process changes (add/drop) to their schedule as listed below. 3. Students encountering any problems with the KeanWISE System should contact the Office of the Registrar either in person or by calling (908)-737-3290, (available 8:30 a.m – 4:30 p.m. on established registration dates or contact the One-Stop Service Center at (908)-737-3100. Monday – Thursday 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m., Friday until 5:00 p.m., Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. when classes are in session.) UNDERGRADUATE Matriculated students in good academic standing who have attended within the past academic year (Spring 2008-Fall 2008) A. Eligibility Group Scholars*, Students with a disability** Priority Dates Tuesday, October 28, 2008

100 credits and above 90 credits and above 79 credits and above 69 credits and above 56 credits and above 51 credits and above 44 credits and above 35 credits and above 29 credits and above 12 credits and above All students

All other matriculated undergraduates by total credit completed Wednesday, October 29, 2008 Thursday, October 30, 2008 Friday, October 31, 2008 Monday, November 3, 2008 Wednesday, November 5, 2008 Thursday, November 6, 2008 Friday, November 7, 2008 Monday, November 10, 2008 Wednesday, November 12, 2008 Thursday, November 13, 2008 November 17 - January 19, 2009 November 14, 2008 December 12, 2008 December 25 - January 1, 2009 January 7 - January 13, 2009

** System Unavailable

*Eligible scholars (3.85 GPA). ** Students with a disability that require additional services and are on file with Community & Disability Services (UC 315) to be eligible for registration on October 28, 2008. B. Undergraduate Non-Matriculated Students January 16, 2009 C. Late Registration January 20 - 26, 2009 D. Space Available/Senior Citizens/ January 26, 2009 State of NJ-Tuition Benefit for Unemployed Persons (Note: Overload authorization will not be accepted for closed courses.)

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SYSTEM AVAILABILITY
Web Hours of Operation:7:00 a.m. – 11:00p.m. (including holidays)*
NOTE: Please be aware that KeanWise will be unavailable on the specific dates listed below. KeanWise may also be unavailable on Fridays from 2:00pm-6:00pm for system maintenance.

GRADUATE AND POST BACCALAUREATE Matriculated Graduate Students, Graduate Certification and Non-Degree Students, and Post-Baccalaureate Certification and PBM Students in good academic standing who have attended within the past academic year (Spring 2008 - Fall 2008)
A. Registration Graduate Continuing Students Newly Admitted Graduates Graduate Non-Matriculated Students

October 28 - January 19, 2009 December 1- January 19, 2009 December 1- January 19, 2009 November 14, 2008 December 12, 2008 December 25 - January 1, 2009 January 7 - January 13, 2009 January 20 - January 26, 2009

** System Unavailable

B. Late Registration

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COMPLETION OF REGISTRATION WORKSHEET
1. Refer to undergraduate and graduate catalogs to be sure that you have completed course prerequisites and co-requisites. Identify the Call Number for each course for which you wish to register. Call Numbers are the five digit numbers printed to the left of the Section Number in the bulletin and are required for each course section. Identify alternate courses as possible selections in the event the original selections are closed or canceled. Obtain Instructor’s Consent for each course section listed in the bulletin as “Apprvd Petition Req.” Those course sections which are flagged in the comments column. Instructor’s Consent must be obtained through the department which offers the course. Please note the following exceptions:
ESL ADVISEMENT HOURS FOR ADVANCED REGISTTRATION
SPRING 2009 AVAILABLE IN THE ESL OFFICE CAS 302

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SOPHOMORES & FRESHMEN FRESHMEN& ALL STUDENTS

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HOURS:

Tuesday 3:00pm to 4:30pm Wednesdays 1:00pm to 3:00pm Thursdays 9:00am to 11:00 am

GRADUATE THESIS (ID 5800) AND GRADUATE INDEPENDENT STUDY (ID 5700)—approval must be obtained from the Office of Graduate Student Services. The required applications for these courses must first be approved by the Program Coordinator. TRANSACTIONS THAT CANNOT BE COMPLETED ON KeanWISE a. UNDERGRADUATE INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSES — Undergraduate matriculated students who wish to register for an undergraduate independent study course which requires an Independent Study Contract as noted in the bulletin must process this transaction in the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building. An approved Independent Study contract signed by the faculty sponsor and the department chairperson will be required. b. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR A GRADUATE COURSE—Students must process this transaction at the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building with the appropriate form obtained from the Office of Graduate Student Services and approved by the College Dean of their major. c. TIME CONFLICTS – In selecting classes, be aware that if two courses overlap in time, only one course can be scheduled on the web. The other course must be processed at the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building with an approved Registration Petition – Time Conflict Override signed by both Department Chairpersons. d. CREDIT OVERLOADS – Kean WISE will only allow courses to the maximum credit load. In order to exceed this limit, students must process any additional credits at the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building. Approval from the Office of the appropriate School Dean for your major will be required for undergraduates. Approval from the program advisor or Office of Graduate Student Services will be required for graduate students. The maximum credit load is based on academic levels: Undergraduate – 18 credits Graduate - 17 credits e. EXCEPTIONS TO COURSES WITH RESTRICTIONS AS NOTED IN THE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES CANNOT BE PROCESSED ON KEAN WISE.

*EVENING HOURS:* Wednesday November 5, 2008 4:30-7:00pm *Thursday November 13th, 2008 5:00-7:00pm

Students MUST REPORT TO THE ESL OFFICE, CAS 302, at the time designated for their status - Senior, Junior, Sophomore or Freshman - with a copy of their ESL Course Recommendation and Approval form if they have it. Please note, advisement hours will be available only on those days listed above, or by appointment. For any additional information, please call (908) 737-0421.

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KeanWise Registration Instructions
Kean University students register on-line for their Spring 2008 classes using KeanWISE (Web Information System Express). Web Information System Express is an interactive web application that allows students to register for classes, add or drop classes, view or print their class schedule and access their academic information. Access KeanWISE using any web-enabled browser on or off campus. KeanWISE Registration Instructions: • • • • • • • • • Access Web through your Internet Browser Go to http://www.kean.edu Click on KeanWISE Log In by entering your User ID and PASSWORD Click SUBMIT If you forgot your password, follow the instructions for resetting your password found on the KeanWise student menu. Click on students Click on Register for Sections If you know your call number or course selection, click on Express Registration. If not, click on Search and Register for classes. See Details below. You need only to type the Call Number and Term for each class for which you wish to register. Be sure to the enter correct term Click SUBMIT A list of selected courses will appear on a preferred section list Enter action code of “Register” next to each course Click SUBMIT again A Registration Management Page will appear with registered courses • Print a copy of your schedule using “my class schedule” option from the students menu under academic profile. Search and Register • Select correct term • Select specific Department (Subject) with Course (Catalog) Number for limited search or enter Department (Subject) for general search. • Scroll down and click SUBMIT • To register click on the box to “add” • Scroll down and click SUBMIT • A list of selected courses will appear on a preferred section list. • Enter action code of “Register” next to each course • Scroll down and click SUBMIT • A Registration Management Page will appear with registered courses. • Print a copy of your schedule using “my class schedule” option from the students menu, each time a change is made and prior to attending class. A printed copy is verification of your schedule. • Remember to log out.

WEB INFORMATION
System

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SAMPLE REGISTRATION WORKSHEET
Call Number 9 9 9 9 9 Dept./Catalog No. ENG 1030 Section 05 Credit 3 Alternate Call No. 9 9 9 8 8

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Registration Questions and Answers
Detailed questions and answers can be found on the KeanWISE main menu. Click on FAQ (Frequently asked questions). Q: A: WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY IN USING KeanWISE? Technical Questions should be referred to the Office of Computer and Information Services at 908-7376000. For all other questions please contact either the One-Stop Service Center (908-737-3100) or the Registrar’s Office (908-737-3290). Q: A: WHAT IF I WANT TO MAKE A CHANGE TO MY SCHEDULE? You may make changes to your schedule (add or drop courses) according to the System Availability chart in this bulletin. WHAT HAPPENS IF THE COURSE I SELECTED IS CLOSED? You may search for open sections using KeanWISE. You may make a new selection at that point. In the event that all sections are closed you may choose an alternate course. HOW DO I GET A COPY OF MY SCHEDULE? A copy of your schedule should be printed each time you register or make changes to your registration. Click on “my class schedule” from the main options. A printed copy is verification of your schedule. HOW DO I GET A COPY OF MY BILL? All students participating in early registration will receive a copy of your tuition and fees bill in the mail. All others are responsible for obtaining a copy of their bill through KeanWISE or from the Student Accounting Office. It is the student’s responsibility to print a bill from KeanWISE or contact the Office of Student Accounting if a tuition and fees bill is not received prior to the due date. HOW MUCH TIME WILL I HAVE TO REGISTER? There is currently a 10 minute maximum time limit. KeanWISE will disconnect you from the system after 10 minutes of inactivity. WHAT IF I WANT TO REGISTER FOR A COURSE ON A PASS/FAIL OR AUDIT BASIS? The Pass/Fail/Audit option is not available through KeanWISE. You must register for the course at the One-Stop Service Center. SHOULD I PRINT A COPY OF MY SCHEDULE THE DAY BEFORE I ATTEND MY FIRST CLASS Yes, the University sometimes changes rooms or cancels courses. This will give you the most current scheduling information. WHAT HAPPENS IF THEIR IS A HOLD OR BLOCK ON MY ACCOUNT? Go to the One-Stop Service Center for additional information about the hold.

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ONE-STOP SERVICE CENTER During Non-Class Periods During Class Periods 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. M-Th 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Saturday Closed The Registration Helpline (908-737-3290) is also available Monday-Friday, 8:30 – 4:30 p.m. Q: A: WHAT IS MY USER ID FOR WEB REGISTRATION ? You have been assigned a USER ID that is a combination of your last and first name up to eight (8) characters. This name cannot be changed. WHAT IS MY PASSWORD? For your first registration, you have been assigned a PASSWORD. For security reasons you must change your PASSWORD after your initial entry into this system. The new PASSWORD must be 6-9 characters long, consisting of letters and numbers. REMEMBER
YOUR NEW PASSWORD. IF YOU FORGET YOUR NEW PASSWORD REFER TO THE INSTRUCTIONS FOUND ON THE MAIN MENU IN KEANWISE TO RESET YOUR PASSWORD..

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WHAT IF I DON’T REMEMBER MY PASSWORD? For security reasons, PASSWORD’s will not be given out over the phone. If you forget your PASSWORD, you can reset your pin by following the instructions found on the main menu in KeanWISE . WHAT IF I RECEIVE THE MESSAGE THAT MY USER ID IS NOT FOUND IN THE REGISTRY? Check that you have entered your correct user ID. Remember that your user ID is upper/lower case sensitive. Your name will not be in the registry if you have not completed the Request for Registration/Web Eligibility Form.

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PAYMENT DUE DATES AND PAYMENT OPTIONS
OFFICE OF STUDENT ACCOUNTING 908-737-3220 [email protected] WWW.KEAN.EDU/SFS
BILLING INFORMATION Registration 1. All students participating in Registration from October 28 through December 11, 2008 will be sent a tuition and fees bill starting on or about November 13, 2008. 2. The Student Accounting Office must receive payment before the close of business on December 11, 2008. 3. It is the student’s responsibility to contact the Office of Student Accounting if a tuition and fees bill is not received prior to the due date. You can also view/print a copy of your bill through KeanWISE on the Kean website. 4. IMPORTANT: Payment must be received by the due date to avoid forfeiture of your schedule. Provided the Student Accounting Office receives full payment or appropriate funding information by the due date, you are eligible to attend classes. You will receive no other schedule or receipt. Students who do not make full payment or provide appropriate funding information by the due date may have their schedule forfeited. In the event your schedule gets forfeited, a forfeiture notice will be mailed and an email will be sent to your Kean email address. 5. Any student whose schedule is forfeited and who reregisters at a later date will be assessed a Re-Registration fee of $100.00. 6. We will not be responsible for holding schedules for a payment received after the payment deadline. Once your schedule has been forfeited, you are responsible to reregister even if we have your payment. If you do not reregister, your payment will be refunded once the registration period is over. 7. Your eligibility to attend classes: Provided the Student Accounting Office receives full payment or appropriate funding information by the due date, you are eligible to attend classes. You will receive no other schedule or receipt. 8. Note: If you are fully funded by financial aid or if the bill indicates a zero or credit balance, it is not necessary to return the bill to the Student Accounting Office. 9. All students participating in Registration from December 12, 2008 through January 26, 2009 will NOT be sent a tuition and fees bill. You are advised to view/print a copy of your bill through the KeanWISE link on the Kean website. Full payment or appropriate funding information must be received by Office of Student Accounting by January 26, 2009. 10. Students who do not make full payment or provide appropriate funding information by the January 26th 2009 due date will have a restriction on the account and a late fee may be assessed for outstanding balances. 11. Students who incur additional charges as a result of a schedule change are responsible for payment by January 26, 2009. Failure to do so will result in a restriction on the account. 12. Note: If you are totally funded by financial aid, or if the bill indicates a zero or credit balance, it is not necessary to return the bill to the Student Accounting Office. 13. Your eligibility to attend classes: Provided the Student Accounting Office receives full payment or appropriate funding information by the due date, you are eligible to attend classes. You will receive no other schedule or receipt. Late Registration: January 20-26, 2009: 1. All students participating in late registration are responsible for obtaining a copy of their bill through KeanWISE or the Student Accounting Office as there will be NO bills mailed. Full payment due or appropriate funding information must be received by the Student Accounting Office by January 26, 2009. 2. A $55.00 late registration fee will be charged. 3. Students who incurs additional charges as a result of a schedule change are responsible for full payment by January 26, 2009. 4. Students who do not make full payment immediately or provide appropriate funding information by the due date will have a restriction on the account. 5. Note: If you are totally funded by financial aid, or if the bill indicates a zero or credit balance, it is not necessary to return the bill to the Student Accounting Office. 6. All students participating in late registration can view their charges at the time of registration on KeanWISE. All students should print a new schedule from KeanWISE confirming the changes that have been processed. 7. Your eligibility to attend classes: Provided the Student Accounting Office receives full payment or appropriate funding information by the due date, you are eligible to attend classes. You will receive no other schedule or receipt.

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PAYMENT OPTIONS
Checks or money orders should be payable to Kean University and mailed in the envelope enclosed with your bill. Kean University does not directly accept credit card payments. The University has contracted with Tuition Management Systems (TMS) to provide credit card, as well as other payment options. 1. Payment options: A. Checks or money orders should be made payable to: “Kean University” and mailed in the envelope enclosed with your bill. If you do not receive a bill, please mail payment in an envelope addressed to: Kean University Attention: Student Accounting 1000 Morris Ave. Union NJ 07083. Postdated checks or checks made out incorrectly will be returned and may result in forfeiture of your schedule. Please do not mail cash. The University is not responsible for delays in either inter-office or federal mails so allow enough time for delivery. B. If mailing payment via a special mail service (overnight, certified, etc.) please do not send payment in the pre-printed envelope addressed to the Lockbox P.O. address. Please mail to: Kean University Attention: Wachovia Bank N.A. Lockbox #15021 101 North Independence Mall East Philadelphia, PA. 19106. C. Please mail Scholarship checks directly to: Kean University Attention: Foundation Office, T130 1000 Morris Ave. Union, NJ 07083 Mailing checks to the Lockbox or Student Accounting will only delay the posting of that payment to your account. D. Kean University does not directly accept credit card payments. The University has contracted with Tuition

Management Systems (TMS) to provide credit card, as well as other ACH payment options.

TMS PAYMENT OPTIONS (Subject to change – Please check KeanWISE for any updated information)
Credit Card - Payment can be made by MasterCard, Discover or American Express through TMS. A convenience fee of between 2½ and 3½ % will be charged to the cardholder. Internet Checking or Savings Account Payment (ACH) – Electronically debit your savings or checking account at no cost to you. TMS Interest Free Monthly Payment Plan – Spread your educational expenses over five equal monthly payments. The enrollment fee is $25.00 per semester. The plan is available for the Fall and Spring semesters only. Please note that you should compare your TMS budgeted amount to the billing statement amount due on KeanWISE. Any discrepancies are the responsibility of the student and you will be required to either adjust your payment plan balance accordingly or, if necessary, make the payment to the Office of Student Accounting. TMS PAYMENT ACCESS Access TMS website directly at www.afford.com/Kean Access Kean Wise and click on TUITION AND FEES BILL. Telephone TMS at 1-(800) 356-8329 Computer access for TMS on-line payments is also available at the University Center Computer Lab and the Townsend Hall Lobby.

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TUITION AND FEES STRUCTURE
The Spring 2009 flat rate for full-time undergraduate and graduate matriculated students are shown below: (subject to change). *Full-time Undergraduate In-State $2,994.00 436.50 63.75 105.00 90.00 30.00 660.00 135.00 60.00 15.00 ________ $4,589.25 *Full-time Undergraduate Out-of-State $5,235.00 436.50 63.75 105.00 90.00 30.00 660.00 135.00 60.00 15.00 _______ $6,830.25 Full-time Graduate In-State $5,064.00 349.20 60.00 84.00 72.00 24.00 528.00 108.00 48.00 12.00 _____ $6,349.20 Full-time Graduate Out-of-State $6,864.00 349.20 60.00 84.00 72.00 24.00 528.00 108.00 48.00 12.00 ________ $8,149.20

Tuition General Service Fee Student Leadership Fee University Center Fee Technology Fee Library Improvement Fee Capital Improvement Fee Athletic/ Recreation Fee Campus Improvement Fee Transportation Fee Total

*Undergraduate full-time matriculated IN-STATE students are charged a flat tuition and fees rate of $4,589.25 per semester for up to 19 credits and an overload tuition rate of $199.60 for each credit over 19. Undergraduate full-time OUT-OF-STATE students are charged a flat tuition and fees rate of $6,830.25 per semester for up to 19 credits and an overload tuition rate of $349.00 for each credit over 19. Students taking off-campus courses will be charged an off-campus fee of $20.00 per credit in addition to the regular University per credit fees. Exception—Students taking Psychology/Psychiatric Rehabilitation courses will be charged tuition and fees according to the fee structure of UMDNJ for each course taken. Detailed financial information can be found in the Registration Handbook for UMDNJ– School of Health Related Professions. The Spring 2009 Part-time Undergraduate and graduate matriculated students, non-degree and special students are shown below (subject to change). Part-time Undergraduate In-State $199.60 29.10 5.00 7.00 6.00 2.00 44.00 9.00 4.00 1.00 $306.70 Part-time Undergraduate Out-of-State $349.00 29.10 5.00 7.00 6.00 2.00 44.00 9.00 4.00 1.00 $456.10 Part-time Graduate In-State $422.00 29.10 5.00 7.00 6.00 2.00 44.00 9.00 4.00 1.00 $529.10 Part-time Graduate Out-of- State $572.00 29.10 5.00 7.00 6.00 2.00 44.00 9.00 4.00 1.00 $679.10

Tuition General Service Fee Student Leadership Fee University Center Fee Technology Fee Library Improvement Fee Capital Improvement Fee Athletic/Recreation Fee Campus Improvement Fee Transportation Fee Total Per Credit

Exception – Students taking Psychology/Psychiatric Rehabilitation courses will be charged tuition and fees according to the fee structure of UMDNJ for each course taken. Detailed financial information can be found in the Registration Handbook for UMDNJ-School of Health Related Professions. Other Fees Late Registration (non-refundable) $55.00 Transfer/Freshman Orientation Fee (non- refundable) Full-time - $50 Part-time - $30 Student Teaching - $150.00 Re-Registration Fee - $100.00

Dishonored Check Fee (non-refundable)-$50

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TUITION AND FEES RATES FOR COHORT AND SPECIAL GRADUATE PROGRAMS
MASTER OF ARTS IN SPEECH PATHOLOGY
Full time tuition and fees per semester Tuition and fees per credit $8,000.00 $889.00

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
Full time tuition and fees per semester Tuition & fees per credit $6,500.00 $723.00

GLOBAL MBA PARTNERSHIP
Tuition and fees per semester Tuition and fees per credit $7,000.00 $778.00

EXECUTIVE MBA
Tuition and fees per course $2,000.00

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Tuition and fees per course $1,900.00

GLOBAL MBA BRIDGE PROGRAM
Tuition and fees for the program $17,000.00

BS/MD SCHOLARS PROGRAM WITH DREXEL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND ST PETER’S UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL TUITION AND FEES FOR BS DEGREE AT KEAN UNIVERSITY:
In state tuition and fees per semester Out of state tuition and fees per semester $7,500.00 $10,000.00

These rates apply to students who begin any of these programs in the fall semester of 2008 only. Kean University reserves the right to adjust tuition and fees.

TUITION AND FEES FOR DOCTORAL PROGRAMS
Tuition Full-time In-State $6,815.00 Part-time In-State $525.00 per credit

Tuition

Full-time Out-of-State $8,483.00

Part-time Out-of State $625.00 per credit

Fees

Full-Time Clinic Fee/Psy. D program Part-time Clinic Fee/Psy. D program

$500.00 per semester $250.00 per semester

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Health Insurance- State law mandates that all full time students have health insurance or be enrolled in a health insurance plan through Kean University. If your bill includes a health insurance fee and you have your own health insurance coverage, you must fill out a Student Health Insurance Waiver on the student’s KeanWISE account @ www.kean.edu by the deadline listed below: Fall Semester – September 30th, 2008 Spring Semester – February 28th, 2009 If you do not complete the waiver process on-line by the designated deadline, you will be automatically enrolled in the University’s insurance plan and will be responsible for the premium. Please contact Health Services at 908-737-4880 for further information. N.J. Resident Tuition Requirement – In order to qualify for the N.J. resident tuition rate, the student, if financially independent, or the parent or legal guardian on whom the student is financially dependent, must: 1. be a U.S. citizen or have permanent residency in the U.S. and 2. have bona fide domicile in the State of New Jersey for at least one year prior to the start of the semester. Students who do not fulfill the above requirements will be considered nonresidents for tuition purposes and charged non-resident rates.

UNDERGRADUATE matriculated full-time students will quality for a refund only in the event they drop down to part-time status (less than 12 credits) during the refund period. Then, the refund will be the difference between the full-time flat rate and the part-time rate for the number of credits remaining based on the below percentages. Thereafter, the refund will be calculated on an individual course basis based on the below percentages. Part-time students qualify for refunds on an individual course basis through the refund period. GRADUATE matriculated students who carry 9 or more credits are considered FULL-TIME. Graduate matriculated full-time students will qualify for a refund only in the event they drop down to part-time status (less than 9 credits) during the refund period. Then, the refund will be the difference between the full-time flat rate and the part-time rate for the number of credits remaining based on the below percentages. Thereafter, the refund will be calculated on an individual course basis based on the below percentages. Part-time graduate students qualify for a refund on an individual course basis through the refund period.

Stopping payment on a check or having a check returned for insufficient funds does not constitute official withdrawal or cancellation of financial obligation incurred through registration. If you intend to withdraw, you are required to Students who hold temporary visas to the United States are considered to comply with published withdrawal procedures. be New Jersey non-residents. Kean reserves the right to require a student to STUDENT REFUND APPEALS – The student is responsible for prove New Jersey residency for a given semester. CHANGE OF NON-RESIDENT STATUS — Students classified as withdrawing from their classes during the published refund period listed non-residents subsequent to their first semester must complete a petition below. However, there may be extenuating circumstances that would for N.J. Resident Tuition Classification in order to change their non- prevent a student from withdrawing within the required time period. residency status for tuition purposes. This petition must be filed prior to the Appeals will be accepted at the One-Stop Center with documentation start of the semester for which a change of residency is requested. Students supporting the extenuating circumstances (i.e., letters confirming medical Retroactive will be expected to substantiate their request with sufficient proof that they treatment and/or confirmation of illness or death). qualify for N.J. resident rates. Students living in New Jersey for the sole withdrawals for Spring 2009 will only be considered within the purpose of obtaining their education are not eligible for resident rates. For current fiscal year – June 30, 2009. No exceptions will be made a copy of the petition or for further information concerning N.J. residency, after June 30, 2009. contact the Office of the Registrar, 1st floor, Administration Building, or call 908-737-3290. FINANCIAL AID RECIPIENTS REDUCTION OF FINANCIAL AID DUE TO WITHDRAWAL FROM THE UNIVERSITY: Federal regulations require the University to calculate if adjustment of WITHDRAWAL FROM COURSES AND TUITION federal student financial aid awards is necessary when a student withdraws REFUND from classes before 60% of the semester has been completed. When adjustment of funds is necessary, a student may be required to return a Withdrawal Procedure portion of state and federal funds awarded. The calculation of whether or not reduction in funds is necessary is done within thirty days of a student’s In order to withdraw from one or more courses a student must date of official withdrawal from the University. submit written notification (letter listing sufficient information to identify the course section to be dropped) to The financial aid funds applicable under the aid reduction procedures for the Office of the Registrar. Students may also e-mail their request to withdraw to [email protected]. The request must student withdrawal include all state and federal funds listed in this catalog. be received in the Office of the Registrar or postmarked by the deadlines listed below. Information on the refund policy of Title IV funds for federal financial aid recipients who withdraw is available in the Financial Aid Office, 1st floor, Administration Building.

Withdrawal Periods, Grades Recorded and Refund Percentages if Applicable Full Term 1st Half Term 2nd Half Term Courses Courses Courses
100% Courses deleted from transcript 75% “W” grade recorded 50% “W” grade recorded No refund “W” grade recorded (1/20 – 5/11/09) 1/20 – 1/26/09 1/27 – 2/2/09 2/3 – 2/9/09 2/10 – 3/24/09 (1/20 – 3/13/09) 1/20 – 1/26/09 1/27 – 2/2/09 2/3 – 2/9/09 2/10 – 2/17/09 (3/23 – 5/11/09) 3/23 – 3/27/09 3/28 – 4/3/09 4/4 – 4/13/09 4/14 – 4/17/09

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GENERAL INFORMATION
ALL STUDENTS Admission to class – Students should attend only the section(s) that appears on the registration statement. The student’s name will appear on the first day class list of each section for which the student registered prior to the opening of school. After the first day of classes, students should be prepared to produce their receipted schedule. Audit Policy – Students who wish to register for a course on an audit basis must register for the course during the regularly scheduled registration period. Tuition and fees are the same as for a credit course. No academic credit may be earned for audited courses. Auditors attend classes but do not write examinations nor fulfill other course requirements. Audit courses are not included in enrollment status when determining financial aid awards. Students may audit no more than one (1) course per semester. To declare a course audit: (1) Obtain a Declaration of Pass/Fail or Audit form in the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building. (2) Secure the approval of the course instructor and (3) Return the approved form to the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building (see Academic Calendar for deadlines). Cancelled Courses – Students will be notified of cancelled courses prior to the start of school via their Kean e-mail account. Additionally students should also check their schedules on KeanWISE to be alerted to any cancellations. Students may adjust their registration for canceled courses anytime KeanWISE is available to them or during business hours at the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building. Change of Address should be made at the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building. Changes can also be e-mailed to [email protected] from your Kean email account. Change of Name must be submitted with the appropriate documents as listed on the form. Your social security card with your new name must be presented. Change of Major should be made prior to registration. The appropriate form may be secured in the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building. Classification Matriculated – those who have been accepted into a degree program at Kean. Non-degree – those who have been accepted into a certification or post baccalaureate major program. NonMatriculated – those students not matriculated into a program by the Office of Admissions or the Office of Graduate Admissions. Confidentiality of Student Records The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 delineates the rights of students to be informed of the existence of information which is collected about them by Kean and to have access to it, the conditions under which information about students may be disclosed to others, and the student's right to restrict access to directory information. A copy of the Kean policy and procedures for complying with FERPA are available in the One-Stop Service Center, first floor, Administration Building. Course Meeting Periods 1. 8:00 a.m.-9:20 a.m. 5. 2:00 p.m.-3:20 p.m. 2. 9:30 a.m.-10:50 a.m. 6. 3:30 p.m.-4:50 p.m. 3. 11:00 a.m.-12:20 p.m. 7. 5:00 p.m.-7:40 p.m. 4. 12:30 p.m.-1:50 p.m. 8. 7:50 p.m. -10:30 p.m. Course Room Assignments – Meeting times and room assignments are printed on registration statements received during the registration process.

Delinquent Accounts All payments are due in full by the published payment deadline. If full payment for the balance due is not received after the final billing period at the end of the semester, or if payment arrangements are not made with the Collections Department of the University, the account will be subject to external collection procedures. The University will make every internal effort to collect outstanding balances before placing them with the external collection agencies utilized by the University. Once placed with an external agency, the account will be subject to a collection charge at the industry standard rate. These charges are solely the responsibility of the student. Restrictions will be placed on any account with a balance due. The restriction will prohibit access to grades, transcripts, degrees, diplomas, and registration in any future semester at the University. The restriction will remain in force until the account is paid in full. In the event that an account must be pursued in a court of law, KEAN University reserves the right to legally pursue any account. All associated costs, including reasonable attorney fees are also the responsibility of the student.

Kean Website – Go to www.kean.edu to find all needed information about Kean including the Student Handbook, Center for Academic Success, One-Stop Service Center, bulletins on line, registration, Financial Aid, KeanWISE, recreation facilities and activities, University Center and its events, Wilkins Theatre and its events, the Nancy Thompson Library, Child Care Center, and much more. Obligations – Kean reserves the right to withhold registration, grades, transcripts, etc. from any student who has an outstanding obligation for tuition, fees, parking fines, Library fines, and/or returned books, financial aid, final high school transcript, etc.

Parking – All registered students bringing vehicles on campus property must register their vehicles with the Student Accounting Office. A vehicle may be registered by going to http://www.kean.edu/parking to process a parking permit request. Parking Decal will be mailed to the address on file with the University. If there has been a recent change, please contact the One-Stop office immediately to update your address. Your account must be in good financial standing to be issued a decal. Photo ID Office – The Photo ID Card phone number is 908-7375157. Please call for hours of operation and current location. The ID Card office issues official University ID cards for faculty, staff, students and alumni. There is no charge for the first digital ID card issued. There is a $15.00 charge to replace a lost or damaged card. The Lost/Damaged Card fee may be subject to change. The ID card is used for the following: Official University ID, Library card, access into computer labs, gym and dorms, to purchase tickets for University events and theater shows, and if applicable, Meal plans and Flex plans. Prerequisites and Co-requisites – Students are responsible for meeting prerequisites before they register for courses. Co-requisites must be taken simultaneously. Refer to the appropriate College Catalog for course descriptions and requirements. Student refund appeals – The student is responsible for withdrawing from their classes during the published refund period listed on the previous page. However, there may be extenuating circumstances that would prevent a student from withdrawing within the required time period. Appeals will be accepted at the One-Stop Center with documentation supporting the extenuating circumstances (i.e., letters confirming medical treatment and/or confirmation of illness or death).

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Retroactive withdrawals for the Spring 2009 will only be considered within the current fiscal year – June 30, 2009. No exceptions will be made after June 30, 2009. Student Teaching and Junior Field Experience – Application and Registration Pre-professional Field Experiences and Professional Internships require applications to be filed with the Teaching Performance Center (TPC), 110 Willis Hall. Applications for the following Summer and Fall terms are due February 1. Applications for the following Spring term are due April 15. Transfer students and special cases applying for Spring placement must complete and submit applications by September 15. Application information is available from the Teaching Performance Center, 110 Willis Hall, (908) 737- 4185. Students must also register for the appropriate field experience course when registration is available. Both the application for field placement and registration process require program advisement and approval. Note: Local school districts will not hire and the State of NJ will not issue a teaching certificate to individuals with a history of conviction of certain criminal offenses. Similarly, Kean University will not permit student participation in a field experience if he or she has a criminal history or conviction pending without completion of an affidavit certifying/affirming that the offense will not disqualify the student from eventual teacher certification. All field experience placements are made through cooperative and mutual arrangements with specific public schools and agencies. The Teaching Performance Center initiates and monitors field placements. Pre-professional field experiences and professional internships require supervisory visits by a Kean supervisor. Time requirements for pre-professional field experiences vary by department and program. Please see a department advisor and/or program coordinator for details. A Professional Internship is a five-day a week, full-time, full semester experience requiring a student to follow the calendar of the participating school district. An additional student teaching fee of $150 is required to provide for the cooperating teacher honorarium and supervisor traveling expenses. Registration for the appropriate pre-professional field experience or professional internship course remains the student’s responsibility. A student must register for the appropriate course in order to receive degree credit. Orientation for the pre-professional field experience and professional internship is scheduled for the Thursday prior to the beginning of each semester. All professional interns who are required to take a Praxis II test in order to be certified, MUST schedule, take and pass the Praxis II test for their area of certification PRIOR to beginning the professional internship. (Refer to the application information packet for further testing information and dates.) Students seeking ESL, P-3 or Special Education licensing will be required to pass the Elementary Education Content Knowledge Test. Students who do not submit passing Praxis II scores or do not pass the Praxis II for their area of certification will be ineligible to perform the professional internship. Transcript Requests must be made in writing either in person at the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building or by letter sent to the Office of the Registrar with the required fee. The transcript fee is $10 per copy. Transcripts will not be released unless all obligations have been met. Transcripts are mailed within 2-5 working days. They are not available for immediate pick-up. University Credit Bank For High School Students High School students, who are currently in their junior or senior year of high school, may earn three credits this summer for future college

use. A letter of recommendation from the high school guidance counselor and written approval of the Kean University department chair must accompany the registration application. For more information call Petra Knox in the Office of Admissions at (908) 737-7106. Veterans Benefits Kean University is approved for the training of veterans. To be certified for benefits, applicants must report to the Office of Veterans Affairs with a certified copy of their DD-214 or DD- 2384 (National Guard and Reservists), and proof of registration. Veterans already receiving V.A. Education Benefits need only submit proof of registration. Kean University offers entrance to college for veterans through programs tailored to their individual needs. This includes college-level refresher courses and tutorial programs. Enrolled veterans are eligible for educational benefits offered through the G.I. Bill. The Office of Veterans Affairs is located in Willis Hall, Room 402B, or call (908) 737-4120. Withdrawal from Kean—Students who wish to withdraw from Kean must completely withdraw from classes for the semester in the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building by March 24, 2008. Graduate students should contact the Office of Graduate Student Services if they do not plan to attend classes for an extended period of time. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Credit Load – Full-time matriculated students must be registered for a minimum of 12 credits each semester, with a maximum load of 18 credits. Part-time matriculated students may register for a maximum of 11.5 credits. If a student wishes to exceed the maximum load, written approval from the school advisor must be submitted at the time of registration. Non-matriculated/Visiting students are limited to twelve (12) credits. Dismissal Policy- See Probation policy. Graduate Courses – Senior undergraduate students taking graduate courses must file an application to take graduate courses and obtain the required approvals form available in the Office of Graduate Student Services. The approved form must be submitted at the OneStop Service Center. Independent Study Courses – Undergraduate matriculated students who wish to register for an undergraduate independent study course must at the time of registration submit an Independent Study contract form signed by a faculty sponsor and the department chairperson. Orientation – Newly entered freshmen and transfer students will have an Orientation on Thursday January 15, 2009. (Snow date, January 16th, 2009). Contact CAS at 908-737-0300 for information. EPIC Orientation will be held Tuesday, January 15, 2009. (Snow date, Wednesday, January 16, 2008.) Contact 908-737-7111 for information. Pass/Fail Option – An undergraduate matriculated student in good standing, who has earned at least 30 hours of credit, may, at any time before graduation, select a maximum of six courses from free electives to be taken on a Pass/Fail basis. Students may declare a course Pass/Fail during the first three (3) weeks of classes. Students may also change the Pass/Fail option during this period. Declaration of Pass/Fail must be done in the One-Stop Service Center, First Floor Administration Building. (For last day to declare a course Pass/Fail see the Academic Calendar.) This Pass/Fail option is available only to undergraduate matriculated students. Placement Testing – Upon admittance to Kean, freshmen required to take the ACCUPLACER Placement Test are notified of this requirement. Students failing to comply will not be allowed to register. For information contact the General Education Office, in CAS-201, or call 908-737-0330 or the testing hot line at 908-737-0340.

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A Administration Bldg. AE Burch Hall AN Bartlett Hall AS Rogers Hall AW Sozio Hall B Bruce Hall C Science Building CAS Center for Academic Success CSE Campus School East CSI Child Study Institute CSN Campus School North CSS Campus School South CSW Campus School West D D’Angola Gymnasium DN Downs Hall DO Dougall Hall EC East Campus G Green House / Faculty Lounge HH Hennings Hall HW Harwood Arena J Hutchinson Hall K Kean Hall L Library M Maintenance PA Wilkins Theatre T Townsend Hall TEC Technology Bldg. TH Townley House UC University Center GRADUATE STUDENTS Credit Load - Full-time matriculated and non-degree students must VE Vaughn Eames Willis Hall be registered for a minimum of 9 credits each semester with a W maximum load of 17 credits. If a graduate student wishes to exceed WH Whitman Hall the maximum load, written approval of the program advisor or the Office of Graduate Student Services must be submitted at the time of registration. Nonmatriculated students are limited to six (6) credits. Section Abbreviation Listing Dismissal Policy - Graduate students not maintaining a 3.0 average A: Off Campus after 12 credits attempted will be placed on probation; students not B: Bureau of Ed Off-campus courses maintaining a 3.0 average after 18 credits attempted will be E: EEO sections dismissed. Students who have experienced unusual problems will F: First half semester sections have the right to appeal. H: Second half semester sections Individualized Programs and Thesis Seminar - Graduate students K: Kean@Ocean county sections who wish to register for ID 5700 (Individualized Programs of L: English as a Second Language Students Advanced Study) must be fully matriculated in a degree program, have completed 21 graduate credits, and must submit the appropriate M: EMBA course sections form, signed by their faculty advisor, program coordinator, P: Passport sections department chairperson, academic dean and the Office of Graduate Q: Epic sections Student Services. No student may use ID 5700 as a substitute for an R: Paired reading sections existing course unless that course is a program requirement, is not S: Spanish sections being offered, or the student is graduating at the end of the current SL: Service learning sections semester. Approval must be secured prior to Web Registration. T: Travel Learn sections Approval to register will be given by the Director of Graduate X: External sections Student Services. Z: Math and Science sections Application for ID 5800-(Thesis Option) must also be signed by the faculty advisor program coordinator, the academic dean as well as the Office of Graduate Student Services. Approval must be secured prior to Web Registration. Approval must be secured prior to Web Registration. Approval to register will be given by the Director of Graduate Student Services.

Probation, dismissal, and discontinuance policy- Matriculated students earning a cumulative average of less than 2.0 are subject to academic probation. A cumulative average which would place a student on academic probation for the third time makes the student subject to dismissal from the University. Matriculated students earning a cumulative grade point average of less than 1.6 for the first 30 semester hours or less attempted, or less than 1.8 when more than 30 hours have been attempted, are subject to dismissal. Transfer students must satisfy the required minimum standards of academic achievement according to their level of entry into Kean University Study Abroad – Kean offers overseas studies programs to eligible matriculated students. At present, students may select from approximately fifty host countries and 240 different colleges and universities. The language of instruction for overseas courses is normally English (except foreign language programs). All overseas students carry a full-time course load and are eligible to apply these credits to meet Kean’s degree requirements. Participants are also eligible to apply Financial Aid assistance toward the cost of the program. Students are encouraged to participate during their Sophomore or Junior years; however, qualified Freshmen may also apply. Eligible students should have a 3.0 grade point average. Overseas study is available for fall, spring and summer semesters. Application deadlines are as follows: Fall Study Abroad February 15 Spring Study Abroad September 30 Summer Study Abroad February 15 Applications and further information on the Kean Study Abroad Program are available from Ms. Donna Lowe Alexander, Coordinator, Kean University Study Abroad Program, Kean Hall 225, 908-737-7140 or [email protected] .

Building Abbreviations
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Honors at Kean
Are you ready for a personalized program of study that will challenge and reward you with unique educational experiences? If the opportunity to work closely with distinguished faculty and peers to explore fascinating topics and conduct independent research appeals to you, then you’ll want to explore the possibilities available through honors courses. All feature a commitment to excellence along with a rigorous course of study and close affiliation with faculty and academically-gifted peers. All offer students the opportunity for advanced scholarship in a supportive yet challenging academic environment. Honors courses will be clearly marked on your transcript, indicating that extra measure of quality that comes with advanced scholarship. Please contact the Department Chairpersons or Honors Advisors listed below for information about grade point average (GPA) qualification, prerequisite requirements and/or other inquiries. Biology Honors Advisor: Dr. Brian Teasdale C-137, Ext. 73671 Chairperson: Dr. Denise Mancarella C-123, Ext.73653 BIO 1001 Honors Principles of Biology BIO 4913 Special Topics in Biology BIO 4955 Introduction to Biological Research BIO 4963 Independent Research in Biology Communications Chairperson: COMM 1401 Music Honors Advisor, Music Education: Dr. Lynn Schraer-Joiner PA 112, Ext. 74345 Honors Advisor, Music: Dr. Thomas Connors PA 139, Ext. 74327 Chairperson: Dr. Anthony Scelba PA 133, Ext.74325 MUS 3200 Honors Advanced Music Survey Philosophy and Religion
Chairperson: Dr. Robert Sitelman J-104B, Ext. 73980 PHIL 1101 Honors Course in Philosophy

REL

4800

Honors Course in Critical Issues in Modern

Political Science Honors Advisor: Dr. Howard Rubin J-105, Ext. 73990 Chairperson: Dr. Robert P. Hunt J-105, Ext. 73990 CJ 4600 Honors Seminar in Criminal Justice PS 4100 Honors Seminar in American Government and Politics PS 4200 Honors Seminar in Political Theory PS 4400 Honors Seminar in International and Comparative Politics Psychology Department Chairperson: Dr. Suzanne Bousquet J-330B, Ext. 74006 PSY 1005 Honors General Psychology PSY 4235 Honors Experimental Psychology PSY 4945 Honors Seminar: Issues in Contemporary Psychology Public Administration Department Honors Advisor: Dr. Craig Donovan W-311, Ext. 74307 Chairperson: Dr. Morgan Laury W-311, Ext. 74300 PA 4600 Honors Seminar in Public Administration Sociology Department Honors Advisor: Dr. Jack Kamerman J-305C, Ext. 74056 Chairperson: Dr. Jose Sanchez J-305B, Ext. 74053 SOC 1001 Introduction to Sociology Honors Course SOC 4070 Special Topics in Sociology Honors Seminar I SOC 4071 Special Topics in Sociology Honors Seminar II

Dr. Christopher Lynch CAS-402, Ext. 70460 Honors Speech Communication

Earth Science Department Honors Advisor: Dr. Shing Yoh C-323, Ext. 73690 Chairperson: Dr. Shing Yoh C-323, Ext. 73690 ES 4963 Honors Research Seminar in Earth Science I ES 4964 Honors Research Seminar in Earth Science II English Honors Advisor: Dr. Margot Banks CAS 319, Ext. 70376 Chairperson: Dr. Linda Best CAS 305B, Ext. 70373 ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG 1620 2603 3600 3601 3603 4600 4620 4630 Honors Freshman Composition Landmarks of World Literature Honors Course in Modern Literature Honors Course in Poetry Honors Course in Greek and Roman Literature in Translation Senior Honors Seminar Honors Course in Robert Frost Honors Course in James Joyce

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Approved Course Substitutes for General Education Core Courses
Effective Fall 2002 with the implementation of the new General Education Program, ENG 1020, GE 1100, GE 1200, GE 2020, ENG 2203, and GE 2400- the GE core courses required of students who entered Kean prior to fall 2002 - will no longer be offered. An approved substitute course for each core course is listed below. Contact your advisor for additional information about General Education in relation to your degree program.

Core Course
English English 1020 1400 Composition Writing in English II

Approved Substitutes
English English 1030 1430 College Composition Composition for Non-Native Speakers II

GE

1100

Emergence of the Modern World Anthropology History Philosophy Political Sci. Political Sci. Political Sci. Religion Sociology Sociology 1800 1000 1100 1010 2300 2400 2702 1000 2500 Cultural Anthropology History of Civil Society in America Introduction to Philosophy Introduction to Politics Introduction to Comparative Politics Introduction to International Relations Western Religions Introduction to Sociology Introduction to Global Studies

GE

1200

Intellectual and Cultural Traditions

Art History Art History Fine Art Fine Art ID Music Theatre Theatre Theatre

1700 1701 1000 2950 3230 1000 1000 3710 3720

Art-Prehistoric to Middle Age Art-Renssce to Modern World Introduction to Art Creative Concepts in Arts and Crafts Understanding Images Music Survey Introduction to Theatre World Theatre I World Theatre II

GE English

2020 1403

Inquiry and Research Investigative Skills

GE GE GE GE GE GE English

2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2403

Research and Technology Research and Technology Research and Technology Research and Technology Research and Technology Research and Technology World Literature

English

2203

Landmarks of World Literature

GE

2400

Science and Technology

Non-laboratory Courses: Chemistry 1200 Earth Science 1000 Interdisc. 1400 Lab. Courses Biology Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Physics Physics Physics Physics Astronomy Geology Meteorology

Chemistry in Your World Observing the Earth Information Systems

1000 1010 1030 1083 1084 2091 2092 2095 2096 1100 1200 1300

Principles of Biology Preparatory Chemistry Essentials of Chemistry Chemistry I Chemistry II General Physics I General Physics II Physics I Physics II Introduction to Astronomy Introduction to Geology Introduction to Meteorology

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Approved Course Substitutes for Discontinued Developmental Courses
Developmental Course
CS CS ENG ENG MATH MATH 0410 0411 0108 0109 0143 0150 Study Skills Laboratory Reading Improvement Developmental Writing I Developmental Writing II Introduction to Mathematics Introductory Algebra

Approved Substitutes
CS CS ENG ENG MATH MATH 0409 0412 1033/1034 1031/1032 1003/1004 1001/1002 Basic Reading Skills Introduction to Academic Reading College Composition College Composition Algebra for College Students Algebra for College Students

Approved Course Substitutes for Discontinued GE Breadth Courses
GE Breadth Course
COMM 1400 Speech Communication

Approved Substitutes
COMM 1402 Speech Communication As Critical Citizenship Algebra for College Students Introduction to Theatre Transition to Kean

MATH THE ID

1051 1200 1001

College Algebra Intro to Theatre Freshman Seminar

MATH THE GE

1000 1000 1000

KU Catalog and Bulletin Course Designations
General Education Foundations Courses: GEFD1 MATH 1000 MATH 1001/02 MATH 1003 MATH 1004 ENG 1030 ENG 1031/32 ENG 1033 ENG 1034 GEFD2 COMM 1402 GE 2021 GE 2022 GE 2023 GE 2024 GE 2025 GE 2026 GERP Approved Reading Paired Courses must be taken concurrently with CS 0412) GE Disciplinary/Interdisciplinary Distribution Courses: GEHU Humanities GESS Social Sciences GESM Science & Mathematics GEHPE Health & Physical Education GECP Approved Concentration Pairs: Special Disciplinary Pairs or Pairs Across Disciplines General Education Capstone Courses: Capstone

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APPROVED GENERAL EDUCATION (GE) DISTRIBUTION COURSES
Students entering Kean as Freshmen in Fall 2002 and in subsequent semesters must select all GE distribution courses from the following list. Transfers admitted to Kean in Fall 2002 and in subsequent semesters must select all their remaining GE distribution courses from the following list. The following codes identify the distribution area in which a course may be used: GEHU Humanities; GESS Social Sciences; GESM Science and Mathematics; GEHPE Health and Physical Education.

GEHU HUMANITIES AH 1700 Art-Prehistoric to Middle Ages AH 1701 Art-Renaissance to Modern World CDD 1102* American Sign Language II CHIN 1102* Basic Chinese II CHIN 2102* Intermediate Chinese II ENG 2403 World Literature FA 1000 Introduction to Art FA 2150 Digital Multimedia Arts FA 2300 Visual Thinking FA 295 0 Creative Concepts in Arts & Crafts FREN 1102* Basic French II FREN 2102* Intermediate French II GERM 1102* Basic German II GERM 2102* Intermediate German II HEBR 1102* Elementary Hebrew II HEBR 2102* Intermediate Hebrew II ID 1300 Introduction to Women’s Studies ID 3230 Understanding Images ITAL 1102* Basic Italian II ITAL 2102* Intermediate Italian II MUS 1000 Music Survey MUS 1050 Music Fundamentals MUS 2201 Music History I MUS 2202 Music History II MUS 2220 Music and World Culture PHIL 1100 Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 2300 Introduction to Ethics PHIL 2505 Critical Thinking PORT 1102* Basic Portuguese II PORT 2102* Intermediate Portuguese II REL 1700 Intro to Religions of the World REL 2700 Eastern Religions REL 2702 Western Religions REL 3709 Liberation Theology SPAN 1102* Basic Spanish II SPAN 2102* Intermediate Spanish II THE 1100 Acting I THE 1000 Introduction to Theatre THE 3710 World Theatre I THE 3720 World Theatre II
*Note on GE credit for Foreign Languages: GE Humanities credit in the Foreign Language area is awarded only upon successful completion of the second semester of a two-semester sequence at the Elementary (Basic) or Intermediate level. A student who completes the specified two-semester sequence (for example, SPAN 1101 and SPAN 1102) may use the three credits from the first semester (SPAN 1101) to fulfill a lower-level elective requirement (depending on the major) and the three credits from the second semester (SPAN 1102) to fulfill a GE Humanities requirement in the Foreign Language area (depending on the major).
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GESS SOCIAL SCIENCES ANTH 1800 Cultural Anthropology ANTH 1900 Introduction to Archeology ANTH 2805 Films of African World Experience ECO 1000 Economics Issues ECO 1020 Principles of Economics I ECO 1021 Principles of Economics II GEOG 2010 World Geography HIST 1000 History of Civil Society in America ID 2415 Group Communication PS 1010 Introduction to Politics PS 2100 American Government and Politics PS 2300 Intro to Comparative Politics PS 2400 Intro to International Relations PSY 1000 General Psychology PSY 1005 Honors General Psychology SOC 1000 Introduction to Sociology SOC 1001 Introduction to Sociology Honors SOC 2052 Methods of Social Research SOC 2100 Sociology of the Family SOC 2300 American Racial & Ethnic Groups SOC 2500 Introduction to Global Studies GESM SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS ASTR 1100 Introduction to Astronomy BIO 1000 Principles of Biology BIO 1200 Biology and Society BIO 2402 Human Physiology and Anatomy CHEM 1010 Preparatory Chemistry CHEM 1030 Essentials of Chemistry CHEM 1083 Chemistry I CHEM 1084 Chemistry II CHEM 1200 Chemistry in Your World CPS 1031 Introduction to Computers CPS 1032 Microcomputer Applications CPS 1231 Fundamntals of Computer Science ES 1000 Observing the Earth GEOL 1200 Introduction to Geology ID 1400 Technology and Information Systems in Modern Society MATH 1010 Foundations of Mathematics MATH 1016 Statistics MATH 1054 Precalculus METR 1300 Introduction to Meteorology PHYS 2091 General Physics I PHYS 2092 General Physics II PHYS 2095 Physics I PHYS 2096 Physics II GEHPE ID 1010 HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION Leisure and Recreation in a Multicultural Society ID 1225 Critical Issues and Values of Contemporary Health ALL PED “Movement Forms” courses except PED 1500
(consult catalog-GEHPE in course title)

All 1000 and 2000 level PED dance courses
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General Education (GE) Concentration Requirement (For students who entered Kean Fall 2002 or later)
A Concentration outside the major is a requirement for all students, with the following two exceptions: (1) students with double majors where neither major encumbers the Concentration, i.e., where neither major requires completion of specific Concentration courses (2) students taking minors or collateral programs whose majors do not encumber the Concentration, i.e., require completion of specific Concentration courses The Concentration is: a two-course sequence (6-8 credits) in the Liberal Arts and Sciences (*see listing of approved disciplines below) outside the major that builds upon an introductory GE Distribution course and may require GE Office pre-approval (see below) Some majors will specify (on the major guidesheet) which Concentration courses their students must take. If your major specifies the Concentration courses you must take, you do not need GE Office approval before you take the courses. If your major does NOT specify the Concentration courses you must take, you may satisfy the GE Concentration requirement in one of the following ways: …by taking a pre-approved pair of courses at the 1000-level or above that is published in the Registration Bulletin under GECP courses (see list on next page). This option does NOT require GE Office approval. …by taking two courses in the same discipline at the 2000 level or above that build upon an introductory GE Distribution course already taken in that discipline. For example, you might take two 2000-level or above Psychology courses to fulfill your Concentration requirement after having taken the introductory-level GE Distribution course PSY 1000. (For more examples, see the suggested Concentrations listed on the following pages.) When selecting Concentration courses, check individual course listings for any additional pre-requisite comments. This option DOES require GE Office approval (go to GE Office in CAS-201). …by taking two courses in the same discipline at the 2000 level or above that build upon an introductory GE Distribution course already taken in a different but related discipline. For example, you might take two 2000-level Political Science courses in American government and/or American politics to fulfill your Concentration requirement after having taken the introductory American history course HIST 1000 to fulfill a GE Distribution requirement. When selecting Concentration courses, check individual course listings for any additional pre-requisite comments. This option DOES require GE Office approval (go to GE Office in CAS-201). …by taking two courses from different disciplines at the 2000 level or above that cover a similar topic or theme and that build upon a related introductory-level GE Distribution course already taken. For example, you might build upon a Distribution course in which women’s issues were studied by taking two courses with a women’s studies theme as a Concentration, such as PHIL 2301 Feminist Philosophies and PSY 3340 Psychology of Women. When selecting Concentration courses, check individual course listings for any additional pre-requisite comments. This option DOES require GE Office approval (go to GE Office in CAS-201). *All courses taken to fulfill GE Concentration requirements must be from disciplines represented on the list of Approved GE Distribution courses in the Humanities (GEHU), Social Sciences (GESS) and Science & Math (GESM) areas but NOT the Health & Physical Education (GEHPE) area; i.e., they must be from the following disciplines: AH, ANTH, ASTR, BIO, CHEM, CHIN, CPS, ECO, ENG, ES, FA, FREN, GEOG, GEOL, GERM, HEBR, HIST, ITAL, MATH, METR, MUS, PHIL, PHYS, PORT, PS, PSY, REL, SOC, SPAN, and THE. In addition, students who have taken the GE Distribution course, ID 2415 (Group Communication), may select a COMM concentration pair from the list of options on the following page.

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Approved GE Concentration Pairs (GECP)
The list of Approved GE Concentration Pairs (GECP) is provided below. AH 1700 AH 1701 CPS 1031 CPS 1032 ECO 1020 ECO 1021 (Art from PreHistory through the Middle Ages) and (Art from Renaissance to the Modern World) (Introduction to Computers) and (Microcomputer Applications) (Principles of Economics I) and (Principles of Economics II)

GE Concentrations in Communication for students (non-Communication majors) who have taken the GE Distribution course ID 2415 (Group Communication): Students who have not taken ID 2415 may not take COMM courses to fulfill the GE Concentration requirement. Students who want to take one of the COMM concentrations listed below must get approval from the GE Office in CAS-201. Note: When selecting Concentration courses, check individual course listings for any additional pre-requisite comments. MANAGEMENT, TEAM AND LEADERSHIP COMMUNCIATION (any two of the following courses): COMM 3590 (Business and Technical Presentations) COMM 3520 (Organizational Communication) COMM 3660 (Public Relations) COMM 3690 (Health Communication) COMM 4625 (Communication and Negotiation) RELATIONSHIP BUILDING (any two of the following courses): COMM 3430 (Family Communication) COMM 3630 (Gender, Language and Communication) COMM 3425 (Nonverbal Communication) COMM 4520 (Communication and Technology) COMM 3525 (Communication and Conflict Resolution) COMM 4615 (Communication and Mediation) CONFLICT RESOLUTION (any two of the following courses): COMM 3525 (Communication and Conflict Resolution) COMM 4615 (Communication and Mediation) COMM 4625 (Communication and Negotiation) COMM 4610 (Communication and Law) PERSUASIVE SPEAKING (any two of the following courses): COMM 3590 (Business and Technical Presentations) COMM 3410 (Voice and Speech) COMM 2410 (Debate) COMM 3710 (Forensics) COMMUNITY BUILDING AND CULTURAL ANALYSIS (any two of the following courses): COMM 3530 (Communicating Across Cultures) COMM 3570 (Cinema as Cross Cultural Communication) COMM 4510 (Popular Communication and Culture) COMM 3630 (Gender, Language and Communication) COMM 3690 (Health Communication) COMM 4610 (Communication and Law)

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Suggested GE Concentrations in Sociology: The Department of Sociology and Anthropology suggests the following GE Concentrations in Sociology for students (non-Sociology majors) who have taken the GE Distribution course, SOC 1000 (Introduction to Sociology). Check individual course listings for any additional pre-requisite comments. SOCIAL JUSTICE CONCENTRATION: SOC 2000 (Introduction to Social Justice) plus any one of the following courses: SOC 2300 (American Ethnic and Racial Groups) SOC 3350 (Social Inequality) SOC 3420 (Environment and Society) SOC 4301 (Gender and Society) ENVIRONMENT & SOCIETY CONCENTRATION (any two of the following courses): SOC 3150 (Urban Sociology) SOC 3360 (Population) SOC 2500 (Introduction to Global Studies) SOC 3420 (Environment and Society) SOCIAL INEQUALITY CONCENTRATION (any two of the following courses): SOC 4110 (Political Sociology) SOC 4301 (Gender and Society) SOC 2300 (American Ethnic and Racial Groups) SOC 3350 (Social Inequality) CAREERS, PROFESSIONS & ORGANIZATIONS CONCENTRATION (any two of the following courses): SOC 3200 (Work and Careers) SOC 4200 (Sociology of Organizational Life) SOC 3110 (Sociology of Education) SOC 4300 (Sociology of Health Care) SOC 4095 (Internship in Sociology) Suggested GE Concentrations in Fine Arts: The Department of Fine Arts suggests the following GE Concentrations in Fine Arts for students (non-Fine Arts majors) who have taken the GE Distribution course FA 1000 (Introduction to Art) or FA 2300 (Visual Thinking). Check individual course listings for any additional pre-requisite comments. 2-D CONCENTRATION (two of the following courses): FA 2300 (Visual Thinking) (if not already taken to fulfill a GE Distribution requirement) FA 2100 (Color Theory) FA 2200 (Introduction to Painting) FA 2210 (Watercolor) FA 3202 (Painting Workshop) FA 3230 (Life Drawing) FA 3260 (Printmaking/Relief/Intaglio) FA 3261 (Printmaking/Litho/Screen Printing) FA 4262 (Advanced Printmaking) FA 3110 (Computer Art I) FA 3111 (Computer Art II) FA 3259 (Papermaking and Book Arts) MEDIA (PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO) CONCENTRATION (two of the following courses): FA 2300 (Visual Thinking) (if not already taken to fulfill a GE Distribution requirement) FA 3270 (Photography) FA 3271 (Intermediate Photography) FA 3273 (Photojournalism & Documentary Photography) FA 4270 (Advanced Photography) FA 3671 (Single-Camera Video Production) FA 3672 (Experimental Television) FA 3110 (Computer Art I) FA 3111 (Computer Art II)

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3-D CONCENTRATION (two of the following courses): FA 2280 (Ceramics I) FA 3281 (Ceramics II) FA 4280 (Advanced Ceramics) FA 4282 (Ceramic Sculpture) FA 3276 (Sculpture Workshop: Fabrication) FA 3277 (Sculpture Workshop: Modeling & Casting) FA 4276 (Advanced Sculpture) FA 3284 (Intro to Textiles) FA 3285 (Surface Design on Fabrics) FA 3286 (Weaving I) FA 3287 (Weaving II) FA 3250 (Basic Metalwork and Jewelry) FA 3251 (Intermediate Metalwork & Jewelry) FA 4283 (Advanced Metalwork and Jewelry) FA 3288 (Furniture Making I) FA 3289 (Furniture Making II) FA 3290 (Woodworker’s Art) ART EDUCATION CONCENTRATION FA 3910 (Art in Education) –OR– FA 3920 (Art in Early Childhood Education) And any one of the following courses: FA 3250 (Basic Metalwork and Jewelry) FA 2280 (Ceramics I) FA 3110 (Computer Art I) FA 3284 (Intro to Textiles) FA 2210 (Watercolor) MUSEUM TRAINING CONCENTRATION FA 4500 (Museum Training: Theory) and FA 4501 (Museum Training: Practice) Suggested GE Concentrations in Psychology: The Department of Psychology suggests the following GE Concentrations in Psychology for students (non-Psychology majors) who have taken the GE Distribution course, PSY 1000 (General Psychology). Check individual course listings for any additional prerequisite comments. PSY 2630 (Psychological Perspectives on Prejudice and Racism) and PSY 3340 (Psychology of Women) PSY 3630 (Social Psychology) and PSY 3650 (Understanding Self and Others) Either PSY 2100 (Child Psychology) or PSY 2110 (Psychology of Adolescence) and then either PSY 3130 (Psychology of Aging) or PSY 3120 (Adult Psychology) PSY 3200 (Psychological Statistics) and then either PSY 3300 (Research Design & Analysis) or PSY 4200 (Psychological Tests and Measurements) PSY 3540 (Abnormal Psychology) and then PSY 4450 (Survey of Therapeutic Psychology) PSY 3400 (Organizational Behavior) and then PSY 4420 (Industrial/Organizational Psychology) PSY 3350 (Evolutionary Psychology) and PSY 3000 (Cross Cultural Psychology) PSY 4360 (Physiological Psychology) and PSY 4400 (Fundamentals of Neuropsychology)

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Suggested GE Concentrations in Geology and Meteorology: The Department of Geology and Meteorology suggests the following approved GE Concentrations for students (non-Earth Science majors) who have taken the GE Distribution course indicated. Courses marked with asterisks have additional prerequisites that must be met: Check individual course listings for pre-requisite comments. For students who have taken the GE Distribution course METR 1300 (Intro to Meteorology): METEOROLOGY CONCENTRATION (any two of the following courses): METR 2300 (Climatology) METR 3360 (Air Pollution)* METR 3380 (Meteorological Instrumentation) * GEOL 3266 (Hydrology) For students who have taken the GE Distribution course GEOL 1200 (Intro to Geology): GEOLOGY CONCENTRATION (any two of the following courses): GEOL 3261 (Mineralogy)* GEOL 3263 (Structural Geology) GEOL 3264 (Invertebrate Paleontology) GEOL 3265 (Geomorphology) GEOL 3281 (Field Geology) For students who have taken the GE Distribution course GEOL 1200 (Intro to Geology) or ASTR 1100 (Intro to Astronomy) or METR 1300 (Intro to Meteorology): METHODS AND TECHNOLOGY IN EARTH SCIENCE CONENTRATION (any two of the following): ES 2200 (Methods in Geoscience)* ES 3200 (GIS in Geoscience)* ES 4200 (Remote Sensing)* GEOL 3281 (Field Geology) For students who have taken the GE Distribution course GEOL 1200 (Intro to Geology) or METR 1300 (Intro to Meteorology): OCEONOGRAPHY CONCENTRATION (any two of the following courses): OCEN 3453 (Oceanography)* OCEN 3463 (Marine Science)* OCEN 4470 (Physical Oceanography)*

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KEAN UNIVERSITY TRAVELEARN 2009
This year, Kean University is taking students to the far corners of the globe. See the beauty of the Caribbean on trips to the Cayman Islands and the Bahamas; discover Europe on tours of London, Dublin, Scotland, Paris, and Italy; and have the adventure of a lifetime in Ethiopia and China!

Students from any major are encouraged to attend. In addition to ID and GE courses, Travelearn courses are offered through several academic programs: Education Graduate College Humanities & Social Sciences Natural, Applied & Health Sciences Visual & Performing Arts – EMSE and EC courses – GMBA courses – ANTH, FL, and COMM courses – BIO, GEO, and ES courses – FILM, MED, and DSN courses

For more information, contact the Center for International Studies: http://cie.kean.edu/~cis Kean Hall 225 • 1000 Morris Avenue • Union, NJ 07083 • 908-737-7140 • [email protected] Winter Break 2009 ITALY January 4-13, 2009 DSN 4007 T1 Special Topics: Design of Italy GE 2023 T1 Research & Technology (3 credits) Come and explore the current and past history of design and art at some of the most famous locations in Europe. This trip through Italy will be lead by a designer / artist from the Department of Design who is an experienced world traveler and Travelearn leader. This special group trip begins with the design houses and centers of Milan. We will then travel to Venice, Florence, Assisi, and finally end in Rome. Students / travelers will have the opportunity, through four guided tours and eight special attraction visits, to see original master works in the areas of art, design and architecture from the Renaissance, and earlier, through the twentieth century. We will also visit current artists, designers and craftspeople in their studios, seeing the master works of tomorrow being created. Prior to departure, there will be a meeting to prepare travelers with foundation and historical information that will make the trip a more educational, pleasurable, and enriching
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experience. In addition, there will be required seminars for those taking the trip for course credit to begin the academic preparation. Students seeking academic credit will register for either DSN 4007 or GE 2023 as part of their Spring 2009 courseload. External participants are also welcome. For additional information about the course, contact the faculty coordinator, Dr. Tim Riegle: 908-737-4450 • [email protected]. Program cost: EF Tours program fee of $2,400** includes: Round-trip airfare • 7 overnight stays in hotels with private bathrooms • Complete European breakfast daily; 3 dinners • Full-time bilingual EF Tour Director • Tours led by licensed local guides • Visits to special attractions •EF Lifetime Membership fee and AllInclusive Insurance Plan. Prices exclude single room accommodations; individual trip or airfare cancellation fees; passport and/or visa fees; international airport or departure taxes; personal items (telephone calls, laundry, alcoholic beverages, etc.); Kean University tuition and fees for corresponding academic course(s); $100 Kean administrative fee. Schedule of payments and financial aid: September 19, 2008 - Nonrefundable

administrative fee of $100 due to the Center for International Studies September 26, 2008 - Full payment of program fee due to EF Tours Matriculated students seeking financial aid to cover program cost must contact the Center for International Studies by September 15, 2008.

Program cost: Program fee of $1,600** includes: Round-trip airfare • Room & board at Little Cayman Research Centre • Transportation on Little Cayman. Prices exclude single room accommodations; individual trip or airfare cancellation fees; passport and/or visa fees; international airport or departure taxes; personal items (telephone calls, laundry, alcoholic beverages, etc.); mandatory travel insurance / DAN insurance; Kean University tuition and fees for corresponding academic course(s); $100 Kean administrative fee. Schedule of payments and financial aid: October 24, 2008 Nonrefundable administrative fee of $100 due to the Center for International Studies October 28, 2008 Full payment of program fee due to CIS Matriculated students seeking financial aid to cover program cost must contact the Center for International Studies by October 10, 2008. CHINA March 12-23, 2009 Education: EMSE 3122 T1 Computers in Education; ID 2950 T1 The Child & Technology; EC 5500 T1 Integrating Technology into Early Childhood Curriculum; EMSE 5320 T1 Computers in School Curriculum; EC 5820 Learning Experienced in International Settings Independent Study: ID 5700 T1 Individualized Programs of Study Media & Film: MED 4800 T1 Travelearn Media and China; MED 4800 T2 International Media Journalism; MED 4800 T3 Travel and New Technology; FILM 4800 T1 Chinese Film; FILM 4800 T2 Digital Travelogue Foreign Language: FL 3216 T1 Introduction to Chinese Civilization (3-6 credits) Explore China’s rich history and its quest for modernization. Experience a country in remarkable transformation. Visit the extraordinary sights of China: walk the Great Wall in Beijing, see the beautiful West Lake in Hangzhou, behold
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Spring Break 2009 CAYMAN ISLANDS Spring Break: March 14-22, 2009 ES 4901 / 4902 T1 GEOL 5212 T1 (3-6 credits) The Introduction to Coral Reefs course introduces students to one of the most relevant issues in marine conservation today. Students learn about the biology, ecology, geology, and oceanographic processes that create the ocean’s most biologically diverse environment. The course introduces students to the coral reef system and provides learning experiences in the field and classroom. Students who are science majors are encouraged to apply, but non-majors are also accepted with the instructor’s permission. Each day students explore real-life conservation issues facing the catastrophic decline of coral reefs. They will learn about the effectiveness of marine protected areas and the interconnections between humans and the environment. Pre-trip lectures and discussion prepare the students for the field trip during Spring Break. While in the field, students take daily trips to visit marine parks and the diverse habitats surrounding the coral reefs of the Cayman Islands. Students practice field methods and learn how to develop a research project based on their own observations. Students have an opportunity to become involved in the Little Cayman Research Centre’s coral reef long-term monitoring and assessment project on the structure and diversity of coral reefs. For more information about the academic course, contact the faculty coordinator, Dr. Carrie Manfrino: [email protected].

the Terracotta Warriors of Xi’an, and take in the skyline of Shanghai. Visit famed Zhejiang Province, where Kean University has developed strong partnerships in recent years. In addition to benefiting from experienced tour guides, faculty with expertise in education, technology, media, film, and Chinese studies will work collaboratively in leading this tour. For more information on the Education and Technology courses, contact Dr. Michael Searson: [email protected]; for the Media & Film courses, contact Professor Larry Tung: [email protected]; for Chinese studies courses, contact Dr. Xurong Kong: [email protected]. Program cost: EF Tours program fee of $2,850** includes: Round-trip airfare • 10 overnight stays in hotels with double accommodations and private bathrooms • Breakfast daily; 10 dinners • Full-time bilingual EF Tour Director • Education-related site visits and lectures • Select guides and entrances to special attractions as per itinerary • EF Lifetime Membership fee and All-Inclusive Insurance Plan. Prices exclude single room accommodations; individual trip or airfare cancellation fees; passport and/or visa fees; international airport or departure taxes; personal items (telephone calls, laundry, alcoholic beverages, etc.); Kean University tuition and fees for corresponding academic course(s); $100 Kean administrative fee. Schedule of payments and financial aid: October 31, 2008 - Nonrefundable administrative fee of $100 due to the Center for International Studies November 3, 2008 - Full payment of program fee due to EF Tours Matriculated students seeking financial aid to cover program cost must contact the Center for International Studies by October 17, 2008. CHINA March 10-22, 2009 GMBA 5710 Global Business Travelearn (3 credits)

Organized with the prestigious School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University in Beijing, the Kean University Global Business Travelearn: China will provide students a real-life international business experience. The program is open to Kean graduate students, upperlevel undergraduate Business Management majors, faculty and staff, and external participants. Facilitated by Dr. David Shani, Director and Professor in the MBA in Global Management program, participants will spend five days attending lectures at Tsinghua University that will provide updated, in-depth cultural and business knowledge. The group will also visit the Great Wall, Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, and downtown Beijing. During the following week, the group will travel to Shanghai, visit companies, and see the ancient city of Shouzhou. For additional information, contact Dr. Shani: at 908-737-7123, or Professor Suling Zhang via email to [email protected]. Program fee of $2,600** includes: Round-trip airfare • Double hotel room accommodations • Some meals • Ground transportation in China • Sightseeing / tour entrance fees • Admission to networking events Schedule of payments and financial aid: October 24, 2008 - Nonrefundable administrative fee ($100) and deposit payment ($300) due to CIS November 26, 2008 - Balance of program fee due to CIS Matriculated students seeking financial aid to cover program cost must contact the Center for International Studies by October 24, 2008. PARIS March 12-20, 2009 COMM 4880 T1 Organizational Leadership Across Cultures (3 credits) A Look at the American Press Through European Eyes: How Western Culture Shaped the Fourth Estate. Spend Spring Break in Paris, immersing

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yourself in European culture while learning how the American press today was shaped centuries ago by then-revolutionary ideas of news free of government control. The trip includes visits to the city’s famous monuments - from Notre Dame and the Arc de Triumph to the Eiffel Tower, along with a boat ride along the Seine. Several museums are also on the itinerary - the Louvre, Musee d’Orsay, and an excursion to Claude Monet’s home in Giverny. There will also be full-day excursions to the chateaux of the Loire Valley where French kings of the Middle Ages and Renaissance spent their summers, along with stops at Chambord, Chenonceau, and the quaint town of Ambroise. The trip also includes a full-day excursion to Chartres Cathedral and Louis XIV’s palace at Versailles. Participants are welcome to join with or without registering for academic credit. Students wishing to take the trip for credit are required to have completed COMM 1402 or have the permission of the instructor. Led by Gabriel Gluck, adjunct professor in the Communication Department and veteran award-winning journalist with the Star Ledger (www.kean.edu/~ggluck), students will also have the opportunity to meet foreign journalists. For more information about the course, contact Gabriel Gluck at 908-302-1506 / [email protected]. Program cost: ACIS program fee of $3,100** includes: Round-trip airfare • Double accommodations in 3/4 star centrally-located hotels • Breakfast and dinner daily • Transportation, transfers, and entrances to: Notre Dame, the Louvre, Musee d’Orsay, Versailles, day trip to the Chateaux country, Giverny • Full time, multilingual tour manager providing commentary and managing travel logistics • Local guide for Paris city sightseeing tour • Medical and cancellation protection. Prices exclude single room accommodations; individual trip or airfare cancellation fees; passport and/or visa fees; international airport or departure taxes; personal items (telephone calls, laundry, alcoholic beverages, etc.); Kean
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University tuition and fees for corresponding academic course(s); $100 Kean administrative fee. Schedule of payments and financial aid: October 24, 2008 - Nonrefundable administrative fee of $100 due to the Center for International Studies October 28, 2008 - Full payment of program fee due to ACIS. Matriculated students seeking financial aid to cover program cost must contact the Center for International Studies by October 10, 2008. Summer 2009 BAHAMAS May 25 - June 6, 2009 – Summer I BIO 4914 T1 Special Topics: Coral Reef Ecology Marine Biology in the Bahamas: What better way to end your school year than by putting on your swimsuit, snorkel and fins in order to learn about marine life around the small, secluded island of San Salvador, Bahamas. The objective of the trip is to provide students with an overview of tropical marine ecosystems and their biological communities with a special focus on coral reefs and coral reef organisms. There will be a strong emphasis on systematics, taxonomy, and ecology of dominant species. The trip consists primarily of field trips and lectures. A large portion of the time in the field will be spent snorkeling on near-shore patch reefs and surveying coastal and inland environments. The field-intensive course is based out of the Gerace Research Center where students will be housed in dormitory-style accommodations. Participants in this Travelearn are required to register for the undergraduate course listed above; the prerequisite for BIO 4914 is 4 credits of Biology or permission from the instructor. Led by Dr. Brian Teasdale, Department of Biology, the purpose of the program is to introduce students to tropical coral reef system. Although the primary mission of the program is learning about the aquatic ecosystem, additional highlights will

include: the Columbus Monument commemorating San Salvador as the first land sighted by Christopher Columbus; Dixon Lighthouse, one of the last remaining kerosenerun lighthouses in the Bahamas; and the township of Cockburn Town. For additional information about the course, contact Dr. Teasdale: 908-737-3671 • [email protected]. Note: Participants must meet with the faculty coordinator prior to registering. The course includes one-week of lectures at Kean University prior to traveling. A basic swim test with mask and snorkel instruction is administered before departure. Passports are now required for travel to the Bahamas. Program cost: Program fee of $2,000** includes: Round-trip airfare • Dormitory housing at the Gerace Research Center • Meals • Ground transportation on the island. Prices exclude single room accommodations; individual trip or airfare cancellation fees; passport and/or visa fees; international airport or departure taxes; personal items (telephone calls, laundry, alcoholic beverages, etc.); transportation to / from airport; mandatory travel insurance; Kean University tuition and fees for corresponding academic course(s); $100 Kean administrative fee. Schedule of payments and financial aid: February 1, 2009 - Nonrefundable administrative fee of $100 due to CIS March 1, 2009 - Full payment of program fee due to CIS Matriculated students seeking financial aid to cover program cost must contact the Center for International Studies by February 1, 2009. THE BRITISH ISLES: LONDON, SCOTLAND & IRELAND May 17-28, 2009 – Summer 1 DSN 4007 T-1 Special Topics in Design (3 credits) Experience the artistic, cultural, historical, and political legacies of the United Kingdom and
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Ireland. In Edinburgh, you will travel back to the time of the Scottish Enlightenment. At Hadrian’s Wall, you will marvel at the Roman Empire’s farreaching influence in Europe. Take in the quaint and stately setting of Oxford and understand how it has cultivated centuries of scholarly thought. Experience London’s vibrant theatre scene and revel in England’s royal roots at Windsor. In Dublin, you will visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Trinity College, and O’Connell Street. Edinburgh Castle, Stratford-upon-Avon, and St. Paul’s Cathedral are just three of the famous treasures that you will see on this directed study tour of British and Irish art and design. For additional information about the course, contact the faculty coordinator, Professor Linda O’Shea: 908-737-4434 • [email protected]. Program cost: EF Tours program fee of $3,600** includes: Round-trip airfare • 10 overnight stays in hotels with private bathrooms • Complete European breakfast daily; 6 dinners • Full-time EF Tour Director • Tours led by licensed local guides • Visits to special attractions • EF Lifetime Membership fee and All-Inclusive Insurance Plan. Prices exclude single room accommodations; individual trip or airfare cancellation fees; passport and/or visa fees; international airport or departure taxes; personal items (telephone calls, laundry, alcoholic beverages, etc.); Kean University tuition and fees for corresponding academic course(s); $100 Kean administrative fee. Schedule of payments and financial aid: February 4, 2009 - Nonrefundable administrative fee of $100 due to the Center for International Studies February 7, 2009 - Full payment of program fee due to EF Tours Matriculated students seeking financial aid to cover program cost must contact the Center for International Studies by January 23, 2009. ETHIOPIA August 7-19, 2009 – Summer II ANTH 4770 African Diaspora Travelearn (3 credits)

shopping at Merkato, Africa’s biggest market, and Join the Africana Studies Program’s 10-day a farewell dinner at the Crown Hotel. educational tour of Ethiopia, a country with rich Participants are welcomed to join with or without history dating to the earliest human civilizations. registering for academic credit. For additional In Addis Ababa, you will visit Mount Entoto and information about the course, contact the faculty the National Archaeological Museum. Look out coordinator, Dr. James Conyers, Professor of upon Ethiopia’s Lake Tana on a visit to Bahar Sociology and Director of the Africana Studies Dar, and the nearby Blue Mile Falls. Visit the Program: 908-737-4054 • [email protected]. UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Simyen Mountains National Park. Visits to Lalibela and Program cost and schedule of payments to be Axum will reveal tombs, churches, and other announced. Visit the CIS website for details. relics of ancient kingdoms. The group will also visit Yeya, Ethiopia’s first city, whose settlement dates back more than 2,800 years. Returning to Addis Ababa, the tour will conclude with TRAVELEARN REGISTRATION & PAYMENT: To sign up for a Travelearn program, submit the administrative fee, Travelearn Participant Form, Travel Waiver, and copy of passport to the Center for International Studies by stated deadlines. Matriculated students seeking financial aid to cover program cost must contact the Center for International Studies for instructions on registration by stated deadlines. Payments may be made by check or money order payable to Kean University; payments made by credit card are acceptable but must be processed at least one day prior to due date in order to confirm approval. Cash payments will not be accepted. Individuals who wish to receive credit must register for the academic course(s) prior to trip start date. Those seeking academic credit for Winter and Spring Break Travelearn programs will register for courses in the Spring 2008 semester. Individuals may request to be put on a waiting list if a payment deadline has passed or maximum number of trip participants has been reached. OTHER INFORMATION: Travel insurance is mandatory for all Travelearn participants. Timely purchase of comprehensive travel insurance is the sole responsibility of the participant. Proof of travel insurance coverage must be provided to the Center for International Studies immediately after it is purchased by the participant. Contact the Center for International Studies for additional details regarding travel insurance. Information contained in publications issued by the Center for International Studies states the official position of Kean University and supersedes any inconsistent writing or representation, regardless of source. ** Prices, Dates, and Itinerary Subject to Change. All programs are subject to Kean University Travelearn policies and procedures, available at http://cie.kean.edu/~cis, as well as the terms and conditions, including refund policies, established by the travel agent or tour company.

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Department of Middle and Secondary Education Course Offering at Middlesex County College
In Spring 2009 the Department of Middle and Secondary Education will offer a course on the campus of Middlesex County College in Edison, New Jersey. It is open to all Elementary Education Majors. ID 2950 Technology and the Young Child (3 credits) Monday, 5:00 PM – 7:40 PM (note that Middlesex CC class times are different than Kean times) For advisement and registration please contact Dr. Frank Osborne, Chairperson, Department of Middle and Secondary Education, [email protected], 908-737-1610.

Spring 2009 Offsite Course Offerings @ Raritan Valley Community College RN-BSN Offsite Program
NURS 3000 Conceptual Foundations and Inquiry in Nursing (3 credits) Friday 9:30-12:15 Foundations of Transcultural Health Care (3 credits) Friday 12:30-3:15 Life Span Developmental Psychology (3 credits) Friday 12:30 – 3:15

NURS 3020

PSY 3110

NURS 3030 Professional Issues in Nursing Practice (PENDING APPROVAL) (3 credits) Friday 9:30-12:15 NURS 4300 Professional Nursing Practice for Clients Living with Illness (5 credits) Friday 12:30 – 3:15 Lecture Wednesday 9:00 – 2:30 Clinical

MSN Offsite Graduate Course Offering
NURS 5000 Nursing Science (3 credits) Friday 9:30 – 12:15 Organization Communication in Transcultural Health Care Systems (3 credits) Friday 12:30-3:15 Computers in Health Care (3 credits) Friday 9:30 - 12:15

NURS 5200

NURS 5600

For advisement and registration regarding the RN-BSN Program and the MSN course offerings at RVCC, please contact Dr. Kathleen Neville, Program Coordinator, Offsite
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RN-BSN Program at RVCC at (908) 737-3394 or (908) 526-1200, ext 8917 or email at [email protected].

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION WEEKEND COLLEGE
The College of Education offers weekend (Friday, Saturday) coursework in selected programs. Through the Weekend College, educators can complete the graduate-level Supervisor of Instruction certificate, and the Alternate Route for P-3 certification candidates. Post-baccalaureate and Special Education teacher candidates can advance their programs by attending weekend classes. For information on specific programs and requirements, contact: Modified Alternate Route P-3 Certification – Dr. Michael Knight, 908-737-3775 Substance Abuse Counseling (SAC) – Dr.John Muldoon, 908-7373855 Educational Administration – Dr. Leonard Elovitz, 908-737-4276 Special Education ( Teacher of Students with Disabilities – Dr. Beverly Kling, 908-737-3845 Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Certification – Ms. Ethel Eaddy 908737-0572

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SERVICE LEARNING CONTINUES AT KEAN
During the spring semester, a number of Service learning courses will be offered in a variety of disciplines. While taking the courses listed below, students have the option of also registering for a service learning course module which will provide them with the opportunity to engage in course-related service activities within a wide range of community and not-for-profit agencies. The service experience will require forty hours of volunteer service over the course of the semester and will be integrated in various ways into the course content. Students will earn one additional course credit for the time devoted to community service and may also apply their community service experience for credit on the Co-Curricular Transcript. Listed below are the courses and specific sections which will be offered as Service Learning courses. A description of the type of community service activity that will be part of the service learning course module is also included. Please note: registration for the one-credit service learning course module may be optional or required. See specific course listings. For example, if you are interested in service learning and you register for CJ 3650, section 1 for three credits, you must also register for CJ 3651 SL for one credit.

SERVICE LEARNING COURSES: CALL # DEPT CAT SEC
53365 51892 53812 52203 CJ PA PA PSY 3685 2000 2001 3340 SL 03 SL 01

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR
SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION STAFF INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMIN - SL LAURY, MORGAN PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN FILARDO, EMILY PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN FILARDO, EMILY PLANNING/ORGANIZING ACTIVITIES VALENTINE, JOHN PLANNING/ORGANIZING ACT- SL VALENTINE, JOHN LEARNING DISABILITIES POLLARD, NORA SERVICE LEARNING RIZZO, DOROTHY SERVICE LEARNING RIZZO, DOROTHY

CREDIT
3.00 3.00 1.00 3.00

DAY

TIME

TBA TBA SEE SERVICE LEARNING M 06:00PM 08:45PM SEE SERVICE LEARNING TBA TBA SEE SERVICE LEARNING W 01:55PM 04:25PM SEE SERVICE LEARNING PSY 1000 TBA TBA SEE SERVICE LEARNING TH 04:30PM 07:15PM SEE SERVICE LEARNING TBA TBA SEE SERVICE LEARNING T 07:30PM 10:15PM SEE SERVICE LEARNING OK GRAD NON-MATRIC TBA TBA SEE SERVICE LEARNING CR: SW 2900 02 TBA TBA SEE SERVICE LEARNING CR: SW 2900 01

53387 52291 52957 52473

PSY REC REC SPED

3340 3900 3901 5410

SL 01 SL 01

3.00 3.00 1.00 3.00

53601

SW

2901

02

1.00

52488

SW

2901

SL

1.00

DISTANCE LEARNING
INTERACTIVE TELEVISION (ITV) COURSES:
The following courses are presented using interactive television technology to several locations simultaneously from the Kean University campus. The instructor and students at all participating sites are able to see and hear each other in these interactive class sessions. For additional information concerning participating off-campus remote sites, students are asked to contact program coordinators or the course instructor for details.

CALL #
50100

DEPT
CDD

CAT
5236

SEC
01

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR
SPEECH/LANG IN SCHOOL SETTING CARLUCCI, JEANNINE

CREDIT DAY TIME
3.00 W 04:30PM 07:15PM DIST LRNG: ITV APPRVD PETITION REQ

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ONLINE COURSES:
The following courses may be offered entirely or in part via the Internet, e-mail or some combination of in-class instruction and distance modes. The majority of class work will be delivered online with the exception of some required meetings during the summer. For further information, please contact the course instructor. Before enrolling in an online course you might want to visit the following web site, sponsored by the New Jersey University, and take a short questionnaire to find out if this new learning medium is right for you. http://www.njvu.org/njvu/questionnair.html

CALL #
52857

DEPT
CDD

CAT
5203

SEC
F1

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR
COMP SKLS/RES FOR S-L PATHS REESE, SHEREE

CREDIT
1.50 ON-LINE COURSE DIST LRNG: ON LINE APPRVD PETITION REQ 01/20/09-03/13/09 [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE DIST LRNG: ON LINE APPRVD PETITION REQ 01/20/09-03/13/09 [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE SPEECH UPGRADE PROG DIST LRNG: ON LINE APPRVD PETITION REQ 01/20/09-03/13/09 [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE SPEECH UPGRADE PROG DIST LRNG: ON-LINE APPRVD PETITION REQ 01/20/09-03/13/09 [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE DIST LRNG: ON LINE APPRVD PETITION REQ 03/23/09-05/11/09 [email protected] W 04:30PM 07:15PM DIST LRNG:ON LINE TBA TBA DIST LRNG:ON LINE T 04:30PM 07:15PM DIST LRNG:ON-LINE EC MAJORS ONLY [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE EC MAJORS ONLY DIST LRNG: ON LINE [email protected]

52859

CDD

5203

F2

COMP SKLS/RES FOR S-L PATHS REESE, SHEREE

1.50

50102

CDD

5237

F1

CONTMP ISSUES IN SP/LANG PATH REESE, SHEREE

1.50

50103

CDD

5237

F2

CONTMP ISSUES IN SP/LANG PATH REESE, SHEREE

1.50

50105

CDD

5243

H1

COUNSELING IN SPCH-LANG PATH REESE, SHEREE

1.50

50441

EC

3250

03

PERSPECTIVE ON EC PRACTICE KIM, SONJA PERSPECTIVE ON EC PRACTICE WHITE, GAMBI SUPTNG EMRGNT LIT HOME/SCHOOL GARNETT, CYNTHIA

3.00

52897

EC

3250

04

3.00

50448

EC

4260

01

3.00

50449

EC

4260

02

SUPTNG EMRGNT LIT HOME/SCHOOL GARNETT, CYNTHIA

3.00

46

50462

EC

5275

01

CURR DEVEL FOR YNG CHLDN ASHELMAN, POLLY

3.00

TH TBA DIST LRNG: ON-LINE OK GRAD NON-MATRIC [email protected] M TBA OK GRAD NON-MATRIC DIST LRNG: ON-LINE REQ ORIENTATION MTG [email protected]

50464

EC

5320

01

CREATING PARTNERSHIPS W/FAM KELLY, MARJORIE

3.00

50862

FA

1000

20

INTRODUCTION TO ART GARONE, EUGENE

3.00

ON-LINE COURSE MEETS 1ST DAY NON FA MAJORS DIST LRNG:ONLINE [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE MEETS 1ST DAY NON FA MAJORS DIST LRNG:ONLINE T 06:00PM 07:15PM DIST LRNG: ON LINE TTH TBA [email protected] MEETS 1ST DAY ON-LINE COURSE WRTNG EMPHASIS FIN 3310/ACCT 2205 DIST LRNG: ON LINE [email protected] T 04:30PM 07:15PM MEETS FIRST DAY ONLY TBA TBA [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE DIST LRNG:ONLINE [email protected] TH 04:30PM 07:15PM MEETS FIRST DAY ONLY TBA TBA DIST LRNG: ONLINE [email protected] TH 07:30PM 10:15PM MEETS THE FIRST DAY TBA TBA DIST LRNG: ONLINE [email protected]

50864

FA

1000

22

INTRODUCTION TO ART STAFF

3.00

50866

FA

1000

24

INTRODUCTION TO ART STAFF

3.00

51029

FIN

3350

03

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FIN-WE TULLY, CATHYANN

3.00

51189

HIST

1000

02

CIVIL SOCIETY IN AMERICA NICHOLSON, CATHERINE

3.00

51191

HIST

1000

04

CIVIL SOCIETY IN AMERICA SPAULDING, JAY

3.00

51226

HIST

2303

03

UNITED STATES HIST-1877 MAYER, ROBERT

3.00

51228

HIST

2304

01

U S HISTORY 1877 TO PRES MAYER, ROBERT

3.00

51237

HIST

2510

01

AFRICAN HISTORY SINCE 1885 SPAULDING, JAY
47

3.00

ON-LINE COURSE DIST LRNG: ONLINE [email protected]

51251

HIST

3326

02

HISTORY OF NEW JERSEY LENDER, MARK

3.00

M 07:30PM 10:15PM 6 HRS HISTORY TBA TBA 1ST CLASS MEETING ON IMANDATORY DIST LRNG: ONLINE [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE 6 HRS HISTORY DIST LRNG: ON LINE [email protected] T 04:30PM 07:15PM APPRVD PETITION REQ DIST LRNG: ONLINE APPRVD PETITION REQ [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE DIST LRNG: ON-LINE EC MAJORS ONLY M TBA DIST LRNG: ON-LINE ORIENTATION MTG REQ EC MAJORS ONLY [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE DIST LRNG: ON-LINE WRITING EMPHASIS OK NON MATRIC [email protected] MW 07:30PM 08:45PM PREREQ: MKT 3410 WRITING EMPHASIS OK NON MATRIC DIST LRNG: ON LINE [email protected] ON-LINE COURSE OK NON MATRIC DIST LRNG: ON LINE [email protected] MW 07:30PM 08:45PM DIST LRNG: ON-LINE DIST LRNG: ON LINE [email protected] DIST LRNG:ONLINE APPRVD PETITION REQ

51260

HIST

3610

01

THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE SPAULDING, JAY

3.00

51272

HIST

4990

01

SENIOR SEMINAR IN HISTORY-WE SPAULDING, JAY

3.00

51381

ID

3210

04

INF/TDLR IN DIVERSE PROG. WHITE, GAMBI

3.00

51391

ID

4240

03

FAM SCH WKPL UNSTDG FAM COMM KELLY, MARJORIE

3.00

51706

MKT

3410

05

PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING SHANI, DAVID

3.00

51717

MKT

3451

03

CONSUMER BEHAVIOR: WE AHLAWAT, SUCHETA

3.00

51726

MKT

5400

01

MARKETING MANAGEMENT LEMEL, ROSA

3.00

52091

PS

2100

05

AMERICAN GOVT AND POLITICS PLACA, DOUGLAS AMERICAN GOVT AND POLITICS FINKLE, ART EMERGING TRENDS AND TOPICS STAFF

3.00

52092

PS

2100

06

3.00

53651

PSRT

2231

01

3.00

48

52281

REC

1100

01

INTRO REC & LEISURE PROFESSION VALENTINE, JOHN

3.00

DIST LRNG:ONLINE DIST LRNG: ON-LINE [email protected] DIST LRNG:ONLINE DIST LRNG: ON-LINE [email protected] OK NON MATRIC DIST LRNG:ONLINE DIST LRNG: ON-LINE [email protected] OK NON MATRIC M 07:30PM 10:15PM PRQ:SOC 1000 DIST LRNG: ON-LINE

52283

REC

2901

01

FOUNDATIONS OF AMERICAN REC-WE VALENTINE, JOHN

3.00

52287

REC

3500

01

COMMERCIAL REC AND TOURISM VALENTINE, JOHN

3.00

52334

SOC

2100

02

SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY STAFF

3.00

AFRICANA STUDIES Interested students should contact the Office of Africana Studies (J203; ext 73915) for advisement CALL # DEPT CAT SEC TITLE/INSTRUCTOR CREDIT DAY
49973 49984 49985 49986 49987 49989 53229 50436 AH ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH EC 3730 1800 1800 1800 1800 2802 2805 2900 01 02 03 04 05 01 01 01 ART OF ANCIENT EGYPT SHAW, THOMAS CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY WHITE, MARILYN CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY WHEELER, BARBARA CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY WHEELER, BARBARA CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY WHITE, MARILYN INTRO TO AFRICAN AMER STUDIES WHITE, MARILYN FILMS-AFRICAN WORLD EXP WHEELER, BARBARA FLD EXP MULTICULTURAL EC SET KELLY, MARJORIE FLD EXP MULTICULTURAL EC SET HOFFMAN, JO FLD EXP MULTICULTURAL EC SET KNIGHT, MICHAEL AFRICAN-AM LIT SURVEY STAFF AFRO-AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS DUCKSWORTH, SARAH AFRICAN HISTORY SINCE 1885 SPAULDING, JAY
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TIME
04:15PM 07:30PM 09:30AM 10:45AM 12:30PM 01:45PM 04:30PM 05:45PM 01:55PM 04:25PM 12:30PM 01:45PM 04:30PM 07:15PM

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

M TTH MTH TTH W MTH W

W 08:00AM 10:45AM 2.75 GPA EC MAJORS ONLY T 08:00AM 10:45AM 2.75 GPA EC MAJORS ONLY TH 08:00AM 10:45AM 2.75 GPA EC MAJORS ONLY W M 11:00AM 01:45PM 04:30PM 07:15PM

50437

EC

2900

02

3.00

50438

EC

2900

03

3.00

53058 53067 51237

ENG ENG HIST

3200 3700 2510

01 01 01

3.00 3.00 3.00

TBA TBA DIST LRNG: ONLINE

51247 51248 53765 51378 51379 51380

HIST HIST HIST ID ID ID

3306 3306 3306 3210 3210 3210

01 02 03 01 02 03

20TH CENTURY BLACK HISTORY DEAVER, STEVEN 20TH CENTURY BLACK HISTORY JOHNSON, BIRDIE 20TH CENTURY BLACK HISTORY STAFF INF/TDLR IN DIVERSE PROG. CHEN, JUN INF/TDLR IN DIVERSE PROG. CHEN, JUN INF/TDLR IN DIVERSE PROG. SOLE, RITA INF/TDLR IN DIVERSE PROG. WHITE, GAMBI MUSIC IN WORLD CULTURE VALENTINE, JOHN JAZZ ENSEMBLE FUSCO, ANDREW BEGINNING JAZZ DANCE I JACKSON, DAWUD BEGINNING JAZZ DANCE I JACKSON, DAWUD BEGINNING JAZZ DANCE I MARTINEZ, LUIS BEGINNING JAZZ DANCE I MARTINEZ, LUIS INTERMEDIATE JAZZ DANCE JACKSON, DAWUD JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS PEZZOLO, PETER JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS PEZZOLO, PETER COMPARATIVE NON-WESTERN GOVT RICHANI, NAZIH SEMINAR/INTERNATIONAL POL-WE BOATENG, CHARLES

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

W 07:30PM 10:15PM 6 HRS HISTORY TTH 02:00PM 03:15PM 6 HRS HISTORY S 12:30PM 03:15PM

TTH 11:00AM 12:15PM EC MAJORS ONLY TTH 02:00PM 03:15PM EC MAJORS ONLY M 04:30PM 07:15PM EC MAJORS ONLY TBA TBA LRNG: ON-LINE EC MAJORS ONLY MTH DIST

51381

ID

3210

04

3.00

53563 51771 51971 51972 52975 51974 51994 52060 52061 52971 52111

MUS MUS PED PED PED PED PED PHIL PHIL PS PS

2220 2879 1103 1103 1103 1103 2101 3313 3313 3310 4410

01 01 01 02 03 H1 H1 01 02 01 01

3.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

12:30PM 01:45PM

MTH 02:00PM 03:15PM APPRVD PETITION REQ W W F 12:30PM 01:45PM 04:30PM 05:45PM 11:00AM 12:15PM

TTH 09:30AM 10:45AM 03/23/09-05/11/09 M 04:30PM 07:15PM 03/23/09-05/11/09 TTH W MTH 09:30AM 10:45AM 04:30PM 07:15PM 02:00PM 03:15PM

M 07:30PM 10:15PM WRITING EMPHASIS MEETS J-145 2-3:20PM APPRVD PETITION REQ F 03:30PM 06:15PM APPRVD PETITION REQ IND STDY CNTRACT REQ APPRVD PETITION REQ

52112 52122

PS PS

4420 4990

01 01

SEM IN AFRICAN POLITICS BOATENG, CHARLES INDEP STUDY:TUTORIAL/PS MAJOR STAFF
50

3.00 3.00

52306 53490 52309 52310 52311 52312

REL REL SOC SOC SOC SOC

1700 1700 1000 1000 1000 1000

01 02 01 02 03 04

INTRO TO REL OF WORLD D'SOUZA, MERVYN INTRODUCTION TO RELIGIONS D'SOUZA, MERVYN INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY STAFF INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY KEIL, JACQUELINE INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY KRAUSS, CELENE INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY MAYO, MARY LOU INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY KEIL, JACQUELINE INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY STAFF INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY WHEELER, DONALD INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY STAFF INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY STAFF INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY STAFF INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY NAUGHTON, FRANCIS INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY MAYO, MARY LOU INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY DONOGHUE, CHRISTOPHER INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY KAMERMAN, JACK INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY STAFF INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY LANGER, SIDNEY INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY STAFF INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY KAMERMAN, JACK INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY WHEELER, DONALD

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

MWF M TTH TTH TTH TTH

01:25PM 02:05PM 04:30PM 07:15PM 08:00AM 09:15AM 09:30AM 10:45AM 11:00AM 12:15PM 09:30AM 10:45AM

52313 52314

SOC SOC

1000 1000

05 06

3.00 3.00

TTH W

02:00PM 03:15PM 04:30PM 07:15PM

52315 52316 52317 52318 52319 52320 52322 52323 52324 52325 52326 52327 53226

SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC

1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

07 08 09 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

TTH T TH TTH TTH W TTH W F TTH S TTH W

04:30PM 05:45PM 07:30PM 10:15PM 07:30PM 10:15PM 08:00AM 09:15AM 09:30AM 10:45AM 01:55PM 04:25PM 02:00PM 03:15PM 11:00AM 01:45PM 03:30PM 06:15PM TAUGHT IN SPANISH 09:30AM 10:45AM 09:00AM 11:45AM 12:30PM 01:45PM 04:30PM 07:15PM

51

53747 53660 53629 52334

SOC SOC SOC SOC

1000 1000 1000 2100

21 R4 S1 02

INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY GONZALEZ, MILAGROS INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY KAMERMAN, JACK INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY STAFF SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY STAFF SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY STAFF AMER ETHNIC & RACIAL GRPS NAUGHTON, FRANCIS AMER ETHNIC & RACIAL GRPS NAUGHTON, FRANCIS SOCIAL INEQUALITY IN AMERICA TOBY, MELODIE SOCIAL INEQUALITY IN AMERICA TOBY, MELODIE SOCIAL CHANGE WHEELER, DONALD

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

W

04:30PM 07:15PM

TTH 12:30PM 01:45PM PAIRED TEACHING CRSE COREQ: CS 0412 04 F 03:30PM 06:15PM TAUGHT IN SPANISH M 07:30PM 10:15PM PRQ:SOC 1000 DIST LRNG: ON-LINE TBA TBA SOC 1000 TF 02:00PM 03:15PM SOC 1000 TH 04:30PM 07:15PM SOC 1000 TTH TTH 09:30AM 10:45AM 11:00AM 12:15PM

52335 52336 52337 52354 53219 52366

SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC

2100 2300 2300 3350 3350 4401

03 01 02 01 02 01

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

TF 11:00AM 12:15PM SOC 1000

JEWISH STUDIES Interested students should contact Dr. Dennis Klein (W-205;ext 74256) for advisement. CALL # DEPT CAT SEC TITLE/INSTRUCTOR CREDIT
50516 50517 50525 51825 52176 52213 52214 52215 52307 52336 EDUC EDUC EDUC MUS PSY PSY PSY PSY REL SOC 3400 3400 3401 4105 2630 3630 3630 3630 2702 2300 02 03 04 01 01 01 02 03 01 01 LA/RDG IN PRESCHOOL/ELEM CURR SCHUMAN, DAVIDA LA/RDG IN PRESCHOOL/ELEM CURR SCHUMAN, DAVIDA LA/RDG IN K-12 SUBJ AREA TCHG SCHUMAN, DAVIDA MUSIC HISTORY II - WE SCELBA, ANTHONY PSY PERSP ON PREJUDICE/RACISM FILARDO, EMILY SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY STAFF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY STAFF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY STAFF WESTERN RELIGIONS D'SOUZA, MERVYN AMER ETHNIC & RACIAL GRPS NAUGHTON, FRANCIS
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DAY

TIME

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

TTH 11:00AM 12:15PM SEE NOTE ABOVE MTH 09:30AM 10:45AM SEE NOTE ABOVE MW 04:30PM 05:45PM SEE NOTE ABOVE W 11:00AM 01:45PM APPRVD PETITION REQ MTH 11:00AM 12:15PM PSY 1000 MTH 02:00PM 03:15PM PSY 1000 TF 11:00AM 12:15PM PSY 1000 M 07:30PM 08:45PM PSY 1000 TTH 11:15AM 12:05PM

TF 02:00PM 03:15PM SOC 1000

52337

SOC

2300

02

AMER ETHNIC & RACIAL GRPS NAUGHTON, FRANCIS

3.00

TH 04:30PM 07:15PM SOC 1000

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Interested students should contact Dr. Nazih Richani (JI05F; ext 74097) for advisement.
CALL # 50498 DEPT ECO CAT 3400 SEC 01 TITLE/INSTRUCTOR INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS STAFF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS STAFF MODERN/CONT LATIN AMERICA ARGOTE-FREYRE, FRANK MODERN/CONT LATIN AMERICA ARGOTE-FREYRE, FRANK HIST OF CARIBBEAN/CENTRAL AMER ARGOTE-FREYRE, FRANK INTRO TO COMPARATIVE POL RICHANI, NAZIH INTRO TO COMPARATIVE POL STAFF LATIN AMERICAN POLITICS STAFF BASIC SPANISH I STAFF BASIC SPANISH I STAFF BASIC SPANISH II STAFF BASIC SPANISH II STAFF BASIC SPANISH II STAFF BASIC SPANISH II STAFF BASIC SPANISH II STAFF BASIC SPANISH II STAFF CREDIT 3.00 DAYS TIME MF 12:30PM 01:45PM ECO 1020-1021 WRITING EMPHASIS F 06:30PM 09:15PM ECO 1020-1021 WRITING EMPHASIS W F T TTH TTH TF 01:55PM 04:25PM 03:30PM 06:15PM 04:30PM 07:15PM 09:30AM 10:45AM 09:00PM 10:15PM 12:30PM 01:45PM

50499

ECO

3400

02

3.00

53202 53203 53208 52095 52969 52101 52376

HIST HIST HIST PS PS PS SPAN

2382 2382 3383 2300 2300 3340 1101

01 02 01 01 02 01 01

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

MWF 09:05AM 09:55AM NO NATIVE SPEAKERS NON-MATRIC OK MWF 11:15AM 12:05PM NO NATIVE SPEAKERS NON-MATRIC OK MWF 08:00AM 08:50AM NO NATIVE SPEAKERS NON-MATRIC OK MWF 09:05AM 09:55AM NO NATIVE SPEAKERS NON-MATRIC OK MWF 10:10AM 11:00AM NO NATIVE SPEAKERS NON-MATRIC OK MWF 11:15AM 12:05PM NO NATIVE SPEAKERS NON-MATRIC OK MWF 12:20PM 01:10PM NON-MATRIC OK MWF 01:25PM 02:15PM NO NATIVE SPEAKERS NON-MATRIC OK

52844

SPAN

1101

02

3.00

52377

SPAN

1102

01

3.00

52378

SPAN

1102

02

3.00

52379

SPAN

1102

03

3.00

52380

SPAN

1102

04

3.00

52381 52382

SPAN SPAN

1102 1102

05 06

3.00 3.00

53

52843

SPAN

1102

07

BASIC SPANISH II STAFF INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I STAFF INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II STAFF

3.00

MWF 02:30PM 03:20PM NO NATIVE SPEAKERS NON-MATRIC OK MWF 10:10AM 11:00AM NON-MATRIC OK MWF 12:20PM 01:10PM SPAN 2101/LAB NO NATIVE SPEAKERS OK NON-MATRIC MW 06:00PM 07:15PM OK NON-MATRIC MW 06:00PM 07:15PM OK NON-MATRIC T 07:30PM 10:15PM OK NON-MATRIC M 04:30PM 07:15PM OK NON-MATRIC W 11:00AM 01:45PM

52845 52383

SPAN SPAN

2101 2102

01 01

3.00 3.00

52388 52395 52396 52406 52870

SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN

3105 3230 3230 4415 4420

01 01 02 01 01

ADVANCED SPANISH CONVERSATION COLONIA, LEONOR LATIN AMERICAN CIVILIZATION II STAFF LATIN AMERICAN CIVILIZATION II STAFF THE SPANISH-AMERICAN NOVEL STAFF 20TH CENTURY SPAN-AMER POETRY FEITO, FRANCISCO

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT COLLATERAL COURSES
CALL # 50292 DEPT COMM CAT SEC 2405 01 TITLE/INSTRUCTOR PUBLIC SPEAKING BAKER, BAILEY PUBLIC SPEAKING JALLOH, MOHAMED PUBLIC SPEAKING STAFF ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION SARGENT, JACK ED PSYCH OF THE ADULT LEARNER MERLO, VINCENT PROG & STRAT IN TRAINING & DEV STAFF AUDIO-VISUAL MEDIA OF INSTR MERLO, VINCENT HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT MARDER, FREDERICK HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RHEE, SHANGGEUN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RHEE, SHANGGEUN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RHEE, SHANGGEUN
54

CREDIT 3.00

DAYS TIME MTH 02:00PM 03:15PM COMM 1400 OR 1402 OK NON MATRIC TTH 06:00PM 07:15PM COMM 1400 OR 1402 OK NON MATRIC TF 02:00PM 03:15PM COMM 1400 OR 1402 OK NON MATRIC TTH 09:30AM 10:45AM OK NON MATRIC TTH 12:30PM 01:45PM SEE EXTERNAL COURSES W TTH 07:30PM 10:15PM 11:00AM 12:15PM

50293

COMM

2405

02

3.00

50294

COMM

2405

03

3.00

50304 50404 50405 51430 51656 51657 51658 51659

COMM CS CS LM MGS MGS MGS MGS

3520 3803 4901 4700 3030 3030 3030 3030

01 X1 01 01 01 02 03 04

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

W 09:30AM 12:15PM PR: MGS 2030 TF MW M 12:30PM 01:45PM 06:00PM 07:15PM 06:00PM 08:45PM

53779 51894 51895

MGS PA PA

3030 2010 2010

05 01 02

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT STAFF MGT CHALLENGES IN PUBLIC ORGS MOORE, PATRICIA MGT CHALLENGES IN PUBLIC ORGS STAFF

3.00 3.00 3.00

MW MW TH

07:30PM 08:45PM 12:30PM 01:45PM 06:00PM 08:45PM

WOMEN’S STUDIES Interested students should contact Dr. Emily Filardo (J330P;ext 74020) for advisement.
CALL# 50208 53058 53092 53067 53069 51140 51141 53463 53464 53666 DEPT CJ ENG ENG ENG ENG HED HED ID ID ID CAT 3400 3200 3205 3700 3716 3160 3160 1300 1300 1300 SEC 01 01 01 01 01 01 02 01 02 R6 TITLE/INSTRUCTOR WOMEN, CRIME AND JUSTICE KIMBLE, JENNIFER AFRICAN-AM LIT SURVEY STAFF LITERATURE OF THE EAST ZAMORA, MARIA AFRO-AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS DUCKSWORTH, SARAH BRITISH WOMEN WRITERS-WE GUPTA-CASALE, NIRA HEALTH PERSPECTIVES WOMEN NIXON, ELISHA HEALTH PERSPECTIVES WOMEN FEEHAN, ROBERTA INTRO TO WOMEN'S STUDIES HERSH, JILL INTRO TO WOMEN'S STUDIES HERSH, JILL INTRO TO WOMEN'S STUDIES HERSH, JILL CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 DAYS TF W M M T TTH TF TTH TTH TIME 12:30PM 01:45PM 11:00AM 01:45PM 04:30PM 07:15PM 04:30PM 07:15PM 11:00AM 01:45PM 12:30PM 01:45PM 08:00AM 09:15AM 11:00AM 12:15PM 02:00PM 03:15PM

TTH 11:00AM 12:15PM PAIRED TCHNG CRSE COREQ: CS 0412 06 MEETS W/ ID 1300 01 TTH MW 11:00AM 12:15PM 04:30PM 05:45PM

52943 52951 52176 52203

PA PA PSY PSY

3411 3412 2630 3340

01 01 01 01

CRITICAL ISSUES PUBLIC ADMIN I LEDERMAN, SUSAN CRITICAL ISSUES PUBLIC ADM II ERICKSON, JON PSY PERSP ON PREJUDICE/RACISM FILARDO, EMILY PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN FILARDO, EMILY PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN FILARDO, EMILY SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY STAFF

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

MTH 11:00AM 12:15PM PSY 1000 W 01:55PM 04:25PM SEE SERVICE LEARNING PSY 1000 TBA TBA SEE SERVICE LEARNING M 07:30PM 10:15PM PRQ:SOC 1000 DIST LRNG: ON-LINE

53387 52334

PSY SOC

3340 2100

SL 02

3.00 3.00

55

52335 52363

SOC SOC

2100 4301

03 01

SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY STAFF GENDER AND SOCIETY KRAUSS, CELENE GENDER AND SOCIETY KRAUSS, CELENE

3.00 3.00

TBA 1000

TBA

SOC

TH 02:00PM 03:15PM SOC 1000 T 02:00PM 03:15PM W 04:30PM 07:15PM SOC 1000

52364

SOC

4301

02

3.00

PROGRAMA HISPANO (SPANISH SPEAKING PROGRAM)
La oficina del Programa Hispano (Spanish Speaking Program) bajo la dirección de la Dra. Berta Bermúdez, ofrece servicios en español con el propósito de ayudar al alumno hispano a lograr sus metas acadámicas. La oficina está localizada en el # 106 del edificio Hutchinson y el teléfono es: (908) 737-4070. LISTA DE CURSOS EN ESPAÑOL, PRIMAVERA 2009 CLASES DE DIA: DEPTO. 53183 AH 50017 BIO 50172 50482 50488 51070 51219 51477 51493 51515 52053 52156 52168 °CHEM ECO ECO GE HIST MATH MATH * MATH PHIL PSY PSY CAT# 1701 1000 1200 1020 1021 1000 1000 1001 1002 1004 2505 1000 2100 SECC S1 S1 “ S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 TITULO Arte-Renacimiento al mundo moderno Principios de biología (Lab) Química en tu mundo Principios de economía I Principios de economía II Transición a Kean Sociedad civil en América Algebra para estudiantes universitarios Algebra para estudiantes universitarios Algebra para estudiantes universitarios Como pensar críticamente Psicología general Psicología del niño DIA Y HORA mi l,j mi l,mi,v v mi v m,j l,mi,v l,mi,v l,mi,v m,j m,j m,j 01:55-04:25 pm 09:30-10:45 am 09:30-12:15 pm 10:10-11:00 am 03:30-06:15 pm 11:00-01:45 pm 12:30-01:45 pm 09:30-10:45 am 01:25-02:15 pm 02:30-03:20 pm 02:30-03:20 pm 08:00-09-15 am 12:30-01:45 pm 09:30-10:45 am

CLASES DE NOCHE/FINES DE SEMANA: DEPTO. CAT# SECC. 50158 CHEM 1010 S1 50868 53074 51071 51314 51326 51461 51516 51741 52157 FA FA GE ID ID MATH *MATH MUS PSY 1000 1000 1000 1225 1400 1000 1004 1000 1000 S1 S2 S2 S1 S1 S1 S2 S1 S2

TITULO DIA Y HORA Fundamentos de química I l,mi (Lab) mi Introducción al arte mi Introducción al arte mi Transición a Kean mi Problemas contemporáneos de salud j Tecnología y sistemas de informaciónen la sociedad moderna Algebra para estudiantes universitarios l,mi Algebra para estudiantes universitarios m,j Curso panorámico de música l Psicología general l

06:00-07:15 pm 07:30-10:15 pm 04:30-07:15 pm 07:30-10:15 pm 06:00-07:15 pm 04:30-07:15 pm TBA 06:00-07:15 pm 07:30-08:45 pm 04:30-07:15 pm 04:30-07:151pm

Todos los cursos del Programa Hispano requieren aprobaci_n previa del programa antes de ser matriculados. (All the SSP courses required Approval Petition from the program previous registration.) * °
x

Sólo para estudiantes que ya hayan aprobado MATH 1003. Prerrequisito MATH 1000 ó su equivalente Correquisito: MATH 1002 Prerrequisito: Examen de ubicación Correquisito: MATH 1002 Prerrequisito: Examen de ubicación m=martes mi=miércoles j=jueves v=viernes s=sábado

l= lunes

56

SATURDAY CLASSES
CALL # 49913 DEPT ACCT CAT 2200 SEC 05 TITLE/INSTRUCTOR PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I STAFF ART-PREHIST TO MIDDLE AGE YABLONSKY, GABRIELLE ART-RENSSCE TO MOD. WORLD DOYLE, KATHERINE ART-RENSSCE TO MOD. WORLD STAFF INTRODUCTION TO HISTOLOGY PU, RONGSUN AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I STAFF INTRO SPEECH/LANG/HRG DISORDR STAFF ANAT/PHYS EAR & SPEECH MECH KUSHLA, KAREN IMPACT ATOD ACROSS LIFESPAN MULDOON, JOHN ASMT&COUNS ALCH/DRG CHILD&FAM MULDOON, JOHN GROUP PROCESS IN COUNSELING ASHLEY, FEMITCHELL CREDIT 3.00 DAYS S TIME 09:00AM 11:45AM

49962

AH

1700

06

3.00

S 12:30PM 03:15PM ENG 1030 S 09:00AM 11:45AM ENG 1030 S 09:00AM 11:45AM ENG 1030 S 09:30AM 03:30PM 12 CREDITS BIO S 09:00AM 11:45AM

49967

AH

1701

02

3.00

49968

AH

1701

03

3.00

52730

BIO

3260

01

4.00

50075

CDD

1101

04

3.00

53772

CDD

2251

02

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

53773

CDD

2260

02

3.00

S

12:30PM 03:15PM

50125

CED

5503

01

3.00

S GN OK

12:30PM 03:15PM

50126

CED

5504

01

3.00

S 09:00AM 11:45AM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC S 09:00AM 05:00PM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC APPRVD PETITION REQ 01/20/09-03/13/09 S 09:00AM 05:00PM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC APPRVD PETITION REQ 03/23/09-05/11/09 S 09:00AM 11:45AM CED 5950,5952,5963 APPRVD PETITION REQ S 03:30PM 06:15PM PRE REQ: CED 5980 APPRVD PETITION REQ S 03:30PM 06:15PM PRE REQ: CED 5980 APPRVD PETITION REQ S 03:30PM 06:15PM PRE REQ: CED 5980 APPRVD PETITION REQ

50136

CED

5962

F1

3.00

50137

CED

5962

H1

GROUP PROCESS IN COUNSELING ASHLEY, FEMITCHELL

3.00

50144

CED

5980

02

PRACTICUM IN COUNSELING STAFF

3.00

50149

CED

5985

02

INTERNSHIP IN COUN I STAFF

3.00

52895

CED

5986

03

INTERNSHIP IN COUN II STAFF

3.00

52896

CED

5986

04

INTERNSHIP IN COUN II STAFF

3.00

57

50153

CED

5989

02

PRACTICUM COUNSELOR SUPERVISIO DODD, BETTY

3.00

S 09:00AM 11:45AM LICENSURE ONLY APPRVD PETITION REQ S 09:00AM 11:45AM PR: MATH 1000 OR EQUIVALENT S 08:00AM 12:15PM CR: CHEM 3181 WE S 12:15PM 04:30PM CR: CHEM 3181 WE S 09:00AM 11:45AM

50171

CHEM

1200

02

CHEMISTRY IN YOUR WORLD STAFF

3.00

50181

CHEM

3183

02

ORG CHEM LAB & RECITATION I-WE STAFF ORG CHEM LAB & RECITATION I-WE

2.00

52809

CHEM

3183

03

2.00

53272

COMM

1402

33

SP COM AS CRITICL CITIZENSHIP STAFF SP COM AS CRITICL CITIZENSHIP STAFF SP COM AS CRITICL CITIZENSHIP

3.00

50280

COMM

1402

34

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

52961

COMM

1402

52

3.00

S

12:30PM 03:15PM

52935

COMM

4520

01

ST:COMMUNICATIONS & TECH

3.00

S 09:00AM 11:45AM OK NON MATRIC S 09:00AM 11:45AM

50349

CPS

1031

13

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS NAWAZ, MOHAMMAD

3.00

50368

CPS

1032

13

MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS SUBRAMANIAN, BALA DEV THEORIES FOR TEACH EC & FS ENGASSER, MARK PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMCS I STAFF PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMCS II STAFF INTERMEDIATE MACROECONOMICS STAFF INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMICS STAFF MONEY AND BANKING STAFF CURRICULUM EVALUATION-LEARNER STAFF SUPRV/EVALUATION OF INSTRUCTN BABO, GERARD LEARN INSTR EVAL & CURRIC DEV STAFF
58

3.00

S 09:00AM 11:45AM 3 HRS CPS S 09:00AM 11:45AM

53794

EC

5230

01

3.00

50479

ECO

1020

10

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45PM

53265

ECO

1021

08

3.00

S

12:30PM 03:15PM

53266

ECO

3020

03

3.00

S

12:30PM 03:15PM

53271

ECO

3021

03

3.00

S

03:30PM 06:15PM

50496

ECO

3300

04

3.00

S 09:00AM 11:45AM ECO 1020-1021 S 10:00AM 12:45PM SEE NOTE ABOVE S 12:30PM 03:15PM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC S 09:00AM 11:45AM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC

50514

EDUC

3000

08

3.00

52875

EL

5607

03

3.00

53571

EL

5614

03

3.00

50667

ENG

1030

08

COLLEGE COMPOSITION STAFF WORLD LITERATURE FYNE, ROBERT WORLD LITERATURE STAFF WORLD LITERATURE STAFF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WR STAFF INTRODUCTION TO ART STAFF COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY FUND STAFF ART IN EARLY CHILDHOOD ED STAFF FIRST AID/ACCIDENT PREVENTION HENDERSON, KATHLEEN HUMAN SEXUALITY COMISSIONG, OLGA CIVIL SOCIETY IN AMERICA IROVANDO, CHRISTOPHER 20TH CENTURY BLACK HISTORY STAFF THE AMERICAN CITY CZACHOWSKI, JOSEPH CRIT ISS/VAL CONT HLTH COLICCHIO, MARK CRIT ISS/VAL CONT HLTH COLICCHIO, MARK TECHNOLOGY AND THE YOUNG CHILD SINCLAIR, JAMES DISABLED PERSON IN AMER SOC HENRY-BEAUCHAMP, LEAH BASIC CONCEPTS OF AGING ANZALONE, KATHRYN PRE-CALCULUS STAFF CALCULUS I STAFF
59

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

50762

ENG

2403

42

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

50763

ENG

2403

43

3.00

S

12:30PM 03:15PM

53501

ENG

2403

L4

3.00

S

12:30PM 03:15PM

50773

ENG

3090

04

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:40AM

50857

FA

1000

15

3.00

S 12:30PM 03:15PM NON FA MAJORS S 09:30AM 03:15PM

50929

FA

3370

01

3.00

50935

FA

3920

02

3.00

S

12:30PM 03:15PM

51145

HED

3231

04

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

51160

HED

3400

11

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

51197

HIST

1000

10

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

53765

HIST

3306

03

3.00

S

12:30PM 03:15PM

51271

HIST

4361

01

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

51300

ID

1225

17

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

51301

ID

1225

18

3.00

S

12:30PM 03:15PM

53473

ID

2950

09

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

51363

ID

2955

02

3.00

S

08:00AM 12:00PM

52886

ID

3750

01

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

52997

MATH

1054

15

3.00

S 09:00AM 11:45AM MATH 1000 S 09:00AM 11:45AM MATH 1054

51553

MATH

2411

06

3.00

51592

MED

2700

01

MEDIA PERFORMANCE MIRRER, KRISTINE

3.00

S 12:30PM 03:15PM PREQ MED 2400 APPRVD PETITION REQ S 09:00AM 11:45AM BEST CHOICE FOR GE R S 09:00AM 11:45AM BEST CHOICE FOR ED M S 09:00AM 11:45AM

53167

MUS

1000

13

MUSIC SURVEY STAFF MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS STAFF ELEMENTARY PIANO I STAFF HEALTH ASSESSMENT WOODS, PATRICIA TRANS NURS ADMIN PRACT I BARBER, BETTY

3.00

51750

MUS

1050

09

3.00

53512

MUS

1517

04

3.00

53380

NURS

3010

01

2.00

S 08:00AM 01:10PM MAJORS ONLY S 08:00AM 01:10PM NURSING MAJORS ONLY APPRVD PETITION REQ S 08:00AM 01:10PM NURSING MAJORS ONLY APPRVD PETITION REQ S 12:30PM 03:15PM

51849

NURS

5110

01

2.00

51850

NURS

5110

02

TRANS NURS ADMIN PRACT I TUAZON, NELSON

2.00

51929

PA

5820

02

HEALTH PLANNING METHODS AULT, SUSAN W PHYSIO FOUND EX TRNG & REHAB TORMEY, STEPHANIE GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY STAFF CHILD PSYCHOLOGY STAFF PSYCHOLOGY OF ADOLESCENCE STAFF PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS STAFF PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING STAFF THEORIES OF PERSONALITY STAFF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY STAFF TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS STAFF SEM: ISSUES CONTEMPORARY PSY STAFF RECREATION & STRESS MANAGEMENT ANDREWS, JENNIFER
60

3.00

53054

PED

5101

01

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

52764

PSY

1000

20

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

52167

PSY

2100

10

3.00

S 12:30PM 03:15PM PSY 1000 S 09:00AM 11:45AM PSY 1000 S 09:00AM 11:45AM PSY 1000 S 12:30PM 03:15PM PSY 1000 S 09:00AM 11:45AM PSY 1000 S 12:30PM 03:15PM PSY 1000 S 12:30PM 03:15PM PSY 1000 & PSY 3200 S 09:00AM 11:45AM SENIOR PSYCH MAJORS S 09:00AM 11:45AM

52175

PSY

2110

07

3.00

52787

PSY

3200

07

3.00

52805

PSY

3310

07

3.00

52765

PSY

3320

07

3.00

52212

PSY

3540

05

3.00

52775

PSY

4200

07

3.00

52247

PSY

4940

10

3.00

52299

REC

4330

02

3.00

52326

SOC

1000

18

INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY STAFF SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION STAFF ADVANCED SPANISH COMP-WE FERNANDEZ-FEITO, CARMEN

3.00

S

09:00AM 11:45AM

52349

SOC

3110

01

3.00

S 09:00AM 11:45AM SOC 1000 S 09:00AM 11:45AM SPAN 2101-WRIT EMPH OK NON-MATRIC S 12:30PM 04:30PM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC S 08:30AM 12:30PM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC S 08:30AM 12:30PM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC S 12:30PM 04:30PM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC S 08:30AM 12:30PM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC FS 09:30AM 03:15PM AUDITION REQD APPRVD PETITION REQ

52387

SPAN

3100

02

3.00

52445

SPED

5005

03

DISABILS/PSYCHO/SOCIAL EDUC MCLAUGHLIN, JAMES ED STRAT FOR EXCEP CHILDREN HAVENS, MICHELE COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN SPED PARRA, KIMBERLY DIFF INSTR INCLSV CLSSRM SIMONE, MARIE ASSESSMENT IN SPED ED BOEHM, ANNABELLE KEAN PLAYERS ON TOUR DAVIS, STEPHEN

3.00

52448

SPED

5020

03

3.00

52451

SPED

5023

03

3.00

52912

SPED

5024

03

3.00

52456

SPED

5050

03

3.00

53181

THE

3830

01

3.00

EXTERNAL EDUCATION COURSES

These courses are designed for mature students who find commuting to campus for weekly classes difficult. Each course meets at the first regularly schedule class period during the semester, at which time the instructor explains the course requirements and arranges for the availability of textbooks, study guides, lecture tapes, etc. Three additional meetings may also be scheduled. Students may consult with the professors by mail, by telephone, or in person at that campus. Students limited in their ability to come to campus should consult the professor before registering. For courses noted in the bulletin "Approved Petition Req.," students must obtain permission prior to registration for those External Education courses. Course Petitions are available in the academic department in which the course is offered. Students should contact the appropriate Department Chairperson (or designee) for information on advisement hours. CALL # 50404 DEPT CS CAT 3803 SEC X1 TITLE/INSTRUCTOR ED PSYCH OF THE ADULT LEARNER MERLO, VINCENT CHILDREN'S LIT IN EDUCATION ORTIZ, VICTOR VISUAL THINKING GARONE, EUGENE CREDIT 3.00 DAYS TIME TTH 12:30PM 01:45PM SEE EXTERNAL COURSES TH 07:30PM 10:15PM SEE EXTERNAL COURSES F 03:30PM 06:15PM [email protected] EXPERIMENTAL F 11:00AM 01:45PM

50584

EMSE

3112

X1

3.00

50884

FA

2300

X1

3.00

53146

FILM

3600

X1

SCRIPTWRITING BISOGNO, LOUISE FILM PRACTICUM: IND STDY TUNG, LING-HSUAN

3.00

53031

FILM

4300

X1

1.00

F 03:30PM 06:15PM MEETS FIRST CLASS APPRVD PETITION REQ F 03:30PM 06:15PM MEETS FIRST CLASS APPRVD PETITION REQ

53028

FILM

4301

X1

FILM PRACTICUM: IND STDY TUNG, LING-HSUAN

2.00

61

53032

FILM

4302

X1

FILM PRACTICUM: IND STDY TUNG, LING-HSUAN

3.00

F 03:30PM 06:15PM MEETS FIRST CLASS APPRVD PETITION REQ T 12:30PM 03:15PM SENIOR ONLY APPRVD PETITION REQ T 12:30PM 03:15PM

53134

FILM

4600

X1

SENIOR SEMINAR IN FILM MIRRER, KRISTINE

3.00

53796

FILM

4600

X1

SENIOR SEMINAR IN FILM MIRRER, KRISTINE COOP ED:INTERNSHIP IN FILM OAKES, BRIAN

3.00

52988

FILM

4700

X1

3.00

F 06:30PM 09:15PM MEETS FIRST CLASS APPRVD PETITION REQ F 06:30PM 09:15PM MEETS 1ST CLASS APPRVD PETITION REQ F 06:30PM 09:15PM MEETS FIRST CLASS 0 APPRVD PETITION REQ TH 07:30PM 10:15PM SEE EXTERNAL COURSES F 12:30PM 03:15PM

53013

FILM

4701

X1

COOP ED:INTERNSHIP IN FILM OAKES, BRIAN

6.00

53014

FILM

4702

X1

COOP ED:INTERNSHIP IN FILM OAKES, BRIAN

12.0

51242

HIST

3233

X1

ENGLAND IN THE MIDDLE AGES ZIMMER, LAWRENCE CREW I TUNG, LING-HSUAN CREW I TUNG, LING-HSUAN

3.00

53799

MED

2850

X1

1.50

52996

MED

2850

X2

1.50

F 12:30PM 03:15PM MEETS 1ST CLASS MAJORS ONLY F 12:30PM 03:15PM

53800

MED

2851

X1

CREW II TUNG, LING-HSUAN MEDIA ADVERTISING PUHARIC, ADAM

1.50

51600

MED

3100

X1

3.00

W 06:00PM 08:45PM MEETS 1ST CLASS SEE EXTERNAL COURSES TH 08:00AM 09:10AM MOST TUESDAYS/ NYC PREREQ-MED 2600 APPRVD PETITION REQ M 08:00AM 09:10AM MEETS 1ST CLASS SEE EXTERNAL COURSES MAJORS ONLY F 12:30PM 03:15PM MEETS 1ST CLASS SEE EXTERNAL COURSES MAJORS ONLY

51602

MED

3600

X1

TOPICS IN MEDIA: RADIO PROGM MCHUGH, SCOTT

3.00

51603

MED

3850

X1

CREW III LONDINO, CATHLEEN

1.50

53011

MED

3850

X2

CREW III TUNG, LING-HSUAN

1.50

62

53012

MED

3851

X1

CREW IV LONDINO, CATHLEEN

1.50

F 08:00AM 09:10AM MEETS 1ST CLASS SEE EXTERNAL COURSES MAJORS ONLY F 03:30PM 06:15PM MEETS FIRST DAY APPRVD PETITION REQ F 03:30PM 06:15PM MEETS FIRST DAY APPRVD PETITION REQ F 03:30PM 06:15PM MEETS FIRST DAY APPRVD PETITION REQ T 12:30PM 03:15PM

53141

MED

3950

X1

COMM PRACTICUM/IND STUDY LONDINO, CATHLEEN

1.00

53142

MED

3951

X1

COMM PRACTICUM/IND STUDY LONDINO, CATHLEEN

2.00

53143

MED

3952

X1

COMM PRACTICUM/IND STUDY LONDINO, CATHLEEN

3.00

53805

MED

4600

X1

SENIOR SEMINAR IN MEDIA COMM LONDINO, CATHLEEN COOP EDUC: INTERN MIRRER, KRISTINE

3.00

51610

MED

4700

X1

3.00

F 06:30PM 09:15PM MEETS 1ST CLASS SEE EXTERNAL COURSES APPRVD PETITION REQ F 06:30PM 09:15PM MEETS 1ST CLASS SEE EXTERNAL COURSES APPRVD PETITION REQ

51611

MED

4701

X1

COOP EDUC: INTERN MIRRER, KRISTINE

6.00

51612

MED

4702

X1

COOP EDUC: INTERN MIRRER, KRISTINE

12.0

F 06:30PM 09:15PM MEETS 1ST CLASS 0 SEE EXTERNAL COURSES APPRVD PETITION REQ

M.A. LIBERAL STUDIES
Interested students should contact Dr. John Gruesser (W307C; ext 74172) for advisement. CALL # DEPT CAT SEC TITLE/INSTRUCTOR 53094 ENG 5455 01 JAMES JOYCE O'DAY, DANIEL ADV SEMINAR II LIB STUDIES STAFF CREDIT 3.00 DAYS W TIME 06:00PM 08:45PM

51435

MALS

5291

01

3.00

TH 07:30PM 10:15PM MALS PREREQ: MALS 5290 M 04:30PM 07:15PM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC

52124

PS

5030

01

READINGS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE HUNT, ROBERT

3.00

63

M.A. HOLOCAUST STUDIES
Interested students should contact Dr. Bernard Weinstein (CAS 334; ext 70399; [email protected]) for advisement. DEPT CAT SEC TITLE/INSTRUCTOR CREDIT DAYS CALL # 53769 MAHG 5001 01 HISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST II WEINSTEIN, BERNARD HISTORY OF JEWISH PEOPLE KLEIN, DENNIS 3.00 TH TIME 04:30PM 07:15PM

51431

MAHG

5002

01

3.00

M 04:30PM 07:15PM MEETS/W HIST 5861 3861 OPEN TO UG WITH PERM OF INSTRUCTOR W L-206 04:30PM 07:15PM

51432

MAHG

5005

01

PHIL,THEO,LEGAL ASPECT OF HOL NUNES, KEITH

3.00

64

ACCOUNTING–ART

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Bornstein S Schader G Wailoo B Credit Hours Comments

Undergraduate Courses
See Undergraduate Catalog for course descriptions and requirements. It is the student’s responsibility to meet prerequisites as they appear in the Catalog. The listing of prerequisites in this booklet is not necessarily complete. Listings for Evening and Saturday courses are shaded.

ACCT ACCT ACCT

3230
M T T

Federal Income Taxes I
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:45pm

3
Acct 2210

49934 02

3231 3240

Federal Income Taxes II Cost Accounting-We
7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Acct 3230

49937 02 49940 02

3
Acct 3210 Writing Emphasis

ACCT ACCT

4210
Th W

Advanced Accounting
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Staff

3
Acct 3220

49942 02

4990

Auditing Financial Statements

3
Preq ACCT 3220

ACCOUNTING
ACCT
49909 49910 49911 49912 49915

49946 02

2200
01 02 03 04 07 MTh W TF MTh TTh MTh TF TF MTh MTh W MTh TBA TF TBA

Principles of Accounting I
8:00am11:00am12:30pm12:30pm12:30pm9:15am 1:45pm 1:45pm 1:45pm 1:45pm Wailoo B Schader G Bornstein S Capone J Comerford E Staff Staff Bornstein S Mpeka R Capone J Capone J Schader G Staff Staff Staff

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 1800
02 03 04 05 TTh MTh TTh W MTh W M MW

Cultural Anthropology
9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm White M Wheeler B Wheeler B White M

3

ACCT

2205

Prin of Managerial Accounting
8:00am- 9:15am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm

3
Acct 2200 Acct 2200

49917 01 52825 02

49984 49985 49986 49987

ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH

2802 2805 3200 3750

Intro To African Amer Studies
White M

3 3 3 3

ACCT

2210

Principles of Accounting II

3
Acct 2200 Acct 2200 Acct 2210/Cps 1032 Acct 2210/Cps 1032

49989 01 53229 01 53228 01 49990 01

49921 01 49922 02

Films-African World Exp
Wheeler B White M Conyers J

ACCT

2232

Computerized Acc System & Proc 3

49924 01 49925 02

Survey of American Folklore Ancient Egyptian Cult

ACCT

3210

Intermediate Acct I
12:30pm- 1:45pm TBA

3
Acct 2210 Preq ACCT 2210

49927 01 49929 03

ACCT

3220

Intermediate Acct II
9:30am-10:45am TBA

3
Acct 3210 Writing Emphasis Acct 3210 Writing Emphasis

52828 01 53707 03

ART HISTORY
AH 1700 Art-Prehist To Middle Age
MWF 11:15am-12:05pm MWF 1:25pm- 2:15pm TTh F W TTh 2:00pm- 3:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 11:00am-12:15pm Shaw T Shaw T Tuerk J Yablonsky G Staff Staff Mayhall M Vitale A Staff Staff Zamudio R Shaw T

3
Eng 1030 Eng 1030 Liberty Hall Museum Wagon Shed Eng 1030 Eng 1030 Eng 1030

ACCT

3230
M Th MTh M Th TF TBA

Federal Income Taxes I
2:00pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm Comerford E

3
Acct 2210

49957 01 49958 02 49959 49961 49963 53187 03 05 07 08

49933 01

ACCT ACCT

3231 3240

Federal Income Taxes II
Schader G Wailoo B

3
Acct 3230

49936 01 49939 01

Cost Accounting-We
9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm TBA

3
Acct 3210 Writing Emphasis

AH
49966 49969 49970 49971 53183

1701
01 04 05 06 S1

Art-Renssce To Mod. World
MWF 10:10am-11:00am M 4:30pm- 7:15pm TTh 12:30pm- 1:45pm T 4:30pm- 7:15pm W 1:55pm- 4:25pm

3
Eng 1030 Eng 1030 Eng 1030 Eng 1030

ACCT ACCT

4210 4803

Advanced Accounting
Staff Bornstein S

3
Acct 3220

49941 01 49943 01

Coop-Educ Accounting

3
Call Coop Ed X74114 Apprvd Petition Req

AH AH

3730
M MTh M W Th TBA TBA W TTh S Th S S W

Art of Ancient Egypt
4:15pm- 7:30pm

3 3
Kachur L Kachur L Kachur L Musm Visit Call74391

49973 01

ACCT

4806
TBA

Coop-Educ Accounting
TBA Bornstein S

6
Call Coop Ed X74114 Apprvd Petition Req

49944 01

3740

Modern Art
12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

49974 01 49975 02

ACCT ACCT

4990
TTh S MW Th T Th M W M T MW

Auditing Financial Statements
12:30pm- 1:45pm 9:00am-11:45am 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Staff Mpeka R Bornstein S

3
Preq ACCT 3220

49945 01

AH AH AH

3741 3790 4000 4001 4700 1700

Contemporary Art
11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA TBA 11:00am- 1:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 9:00am-11:45am

3 3 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

49976 01 49978 01

2200

Principles of Accounting I

3

49913 05 49914 06 49916 08

History of Furniture/Interiors
Littman B Staff Staff Mayhall M

Independent Study Art History Independent Study Art History Art History Research Seminar Art-Prehist To Middle Age
Tuerk J Yablonsky G Staff Doyle K Staff Zamudio R

ACCT

2205

Prin of Managerial Accounting
Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
Acct 2200 Acct 2200

49980 01

52826 03 49918 04

AH AH AH

53188 01

3 3
Eng 1030 Eng 1030

ACCT ACCT ACCT ACCT

2210 2232 3210 3220

Principles of Accounting II

3
Acct 2200 Acct 2210/Cps 1032

53186 01 49960 04 49962 06 49964 09

49923 03 49926 03 49928 02 49930 02

Computerized Acc System & Proc 3 Intermediate Acct I
7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm

3
Preq ACCT 2210

AH

1701

Art-Renssce To Mod. World

3
Eng 1030 Eng 1030

Intermediate Accounting II-We

3
Acct 3210 Writing Emphasis

49967 02 49968 03

AH

3741

Contemporary Art
7:30pm-10:15pm

3

53184 02

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Spring 2009

ART–BIOLOGY

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Tuerk J Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 50023 02 50024 03 TF Th TTh 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Instructor Pu R Staff Credit Hours Comments Bio 2200/Chem 1083 Math 1054 Bio 2200/Chem 1083 Math 1054

AH

3771
M

Byzantine Art
7:30pm-10:15pm

3

53185 01

ASTRONOMY
ASTR
49991 49992 49993 49994 53101

BIO 4

2402
TF Th TF M T Th MTh T MTh T TTh Th MTh W MT W M W MTh F MTh F MTh T MTh W MTh W MTh T MW M F M F M Th

Human Physiology & Anatomy
8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Porta A Staff Staff

4
Bio 1000 Bio 1000 Bio 1000

50025 01 50026 02 50027 03

1100
01 02 03 04 05

Intro To Astronomy
TTh 8:00am-10:45am TTh 12:30pm- 3:15pm MWF 10:10am-12:05pm MW 4:30pm- 7:15pm TTh 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

BIO

2500

Principles of Botany
9:30am-10:45am 8:00am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am-10:45am Teasdale B Teasdale B Staff

4
4 Credits Bio 4 Credits Bio

50028 01

BIOLOGY
For students entering Kean in Fall 2002 and thereafter: a) All Biology majors will be required to take Bio 2200 and Bio 2400 as their first year sequence. b) Bio 1000 will serve as a non-major course. The prerequisites include completion of all GELAP foundations in Math, Eng. & Comm. Science. c) The prerequisites for courses given below reflect these new changes. Students who entered Kean before Fall 2002 should refer to their University Catalogue for course prerequisites.
BIO 1000
TF W TF W TF M TF M MTh T MTh T MTh F MTh F TF Th MTh T MTh T TF Th TF Th TF M MF W MW TTh TTh MTh W F MTh T MTh W MTh W TF Th

50029 02 53476 03

BIO BIO

2900 3000

Computer Appl Biology
Osborne F Zhang F

3
6Cr Bio Core

50030 01 50031 01

Marine Biology
11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 2:00pm12:30pm4:30pm4:30pm3:15pm 3:15pm 7:15pm 7:15pm

4
Chem 1084; 8 Cr Bio

BIO

3305

Principles of Microbiology-We
Boehm E Boehm E

4
We BIO 2400 We BIO 2400

50032 01 50033 02

BIO

3400

Zoology-Form and Function
11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 9:30am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Codella S Codella S

4
Bio 2400/Chem 1084 Bio 2400/Chem 1084

50035 01 50036 02

Principles of Biology
11:00am-12:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 3:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am-10:45am 8:00am- 9:15am 11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-12:15pm Staff Staff Staff

4

49997 01 49998 02 49999 03 50000 04 50001 05 50002 06 50003 07 50004 08 50005 09 50006 10 50007 11 50008 12 50009 13 50010 14 50011 15 50012 50014 52718 50017 16 18 21 S1

BIO

3403

Anatomy & Physiology I
Fasick J

4
Bio 2400/ Org Chem

52722 01

BIO
Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Porta A Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Rosenthal J

3404

Anatomy & Physiology II
Yu X Yu X Zhang F Zhang F Reilly K Reilly K Field P

4
Bio 3403 Bio 3403 Bio 3403 Bio 3403

50037 01 50038 02 50039 03 50040 04

BIO

3406

Neuroscience
1:00pm- 3:20pm 9:30am-12:20pm 1:00pm- 3:20pm 12:30pm- 3:20pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm

4
PT Students Only Apprvd Petition Req PT Students Only Apprvd Petition Req OT Students Only Meets W/Bio 5406 Sect 01 and 02

50041 01 50042 02 50043 03

BIO BIO

3435
MW TTh W MTh F W F MTh

Animal Behavior
4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm Codella S Shebitz D

4
Bio 2400

52720 01

3614

Principles of Ecology-We

4
Bio 2200 Writing Emphasis

50044 01

BIO

3704

Principles of Genetics
Rosenthal J Tamari F Tamari F Tamari F Vassiliou E

3
Bio 2400/Chem 1084 Bio 2400/Chem 1084

50045 01 50046 02

BIO
Taught in Spanish Apprvd Petition Req

3705

Prin Genetics Laboratory

2
Bio 3704 Bio 3704

50047 01 50048 02

BIO BIO

1200 2200

Biology & Society
9:30am-12:15pm Rosenthal J Hayat M Staff Staff

3
Ge 2020,21,22,23,24

BIO

3820

Basic Tissue Culture
12:30pm- 3:15pm

4
Bio 2400/16 Cr Bio Apprvd Petition Req

53477 01 50018 01 50019 02 50020 03

50049 01

Cell Biology
9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 9:30am-12:15pm

4
Coreq CHEM 1083 Coreq CHEM 1083 Coreq CHEM 1083

BIO

4105
MTh T MTh T TTh TTh

Essentials of Biochemistry-We
9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 3:15pm Mancarella D Mancarella D

4
Bio 2400/Org Chem-We Bio 2400/Org Chem-We

50050 01 50051 02

BIO 4
Bio 2200/Chem 1083 Math 1054 Pu R

4315

Immunology
4:30pm- 5:50pm 5:50pm- 7:15pm Vassiliou E

4
Bio 3305/Org Chem Apprvd Petition Req

BIO

2400

Genes, Organisms, Populations

50053 01

50022 01

Spring 2009

66

Kean University

BIOLOGY–CHEMISTRY

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor TBA TBA Staff Staff Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 50168 04 TF W W TTh 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm Instructor Lees A Credit Hours Comments Chem1083:Min Grade C Math 1054 Meetsw/Chem1084-03

BIO BIO

4395
TBA TBA

Cooperative Educ in Biology Cooperative Educ in Biology

1
Apprvd Petition Req

50054 01

4396

2
Apprvd Petition Req

50055 01

CHEM

1200

Chemistry in Your World
Lees A Zarrilli G MWF 10:10am-11:00am

3
Pr: MATH 1000 Or Equivalent Pr: MATH 1000 Or Equivalent Taught in Spanish

50170 01 50172 S1

BIO BIO BIO

4397
TBA TBA M W TBA

Cooperative Educ in Biology
TBA TBA Staff Staff Mancarella D

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50056 01

4398 4700

Cooperative Educ in Biology Molecular Genetics
11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 3:15pm TBA

4
Apprvd Petition Req

50057 01 50058 01

CHEM

2283
Th T MTh

Quantitative Analysis
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 8:45pm Mongelli M

4
Pr: CHEM 1084 Min Grade C

4
Bio 3704/4105 Apprvd Petition Req

50173 01

CHEM

2491

Inorganic Chemistry
2:00pm- 3:15pm Shin Y

3
Math 2411/Chem 1084 Min Grade C

BIO BIO BIO BIO

4704 4835
T Th TBA

Molecular Biology of Genes
Staff Osborne F Staff

3
Pr:Bio 3704

50174 01

50059 01 50060 01

Biostatistics
8:00am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA

3
16 Cr Bio/Math 1054

CHEM

3181
TWF

Organic Chemistry Lecture I
9:30am-10:45am

3

50175 01

4913 4961

Special Topics in Biology Indep Research in Biology
Staff

3 1
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

50061 01 50062 01

Stokes-Huby H Pr: CHEM 1084 Min Grade C Cr: CHEM 3183

CHEM

3182
MTh T TF W F T W Th

Organic Chemistry Lecture II
9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am- 1:45pm 11:00am- 3:15pm 12:15pm- 4:30pm 11:00am- 3:15pm Vitale D

3

50177 01 50178 02

BIO

4962
TBA

Indep Research in Biology
TBA Staff

2
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

Chem 3181, CR: 3184 Min Grade C Stokes-Huby H Chem 3181, CR: 3184 Min Grade C Staff Zarrilli G Cr: CHEM 3181 01/We

50063 01

CHEM CHEM

3183 3184

Org Chem Lab & Recitation I-We 2 Org Chem Lab & Recitation II 2

50180 01 50182 01 50183 02 50184 03

BIO

4963
TBA

Ind Research in Biology
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

50064 01

BIO

4970
F Th W

Seminar Integrative Biology
12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm Field P Fasick J Shebitz D

3
20 Cred Bio /Sr Stat Apprvd Petition Req 20 Cred Bio/Sr Stat Apprvd Petition Req 20 Cred Bio/Sr Stat Apprvd Petition Req

50065 01 50066 02 50067 03

Pr: CHEM 3183 Cr: CHEM 3182 Staff Pr: CHEM 3183 Cr: CHEM 3182 Stokes-Huby H Pr: CHEM 3183 Cr: CHEM 3182

CHEM

3284
W T W M T Th W

Instrumental Meth Analysis-We
4:30pm12:30pm4:30pm4:30pm7:15pm 3:15pm 7:15pm 7:15pm Criasia R Criasia R

4
Chem 2283/Math 2411 Writing Emphasis Chem 2283/Math 2411 Writing Emphasis

50187 01 50188 02

BIO

1000
MW TTh MW S

Principles of Biology
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:30am- 3:30pm Staff Staff Staff

4

50013 17 50015 19 50016 20

CHEM 4
12 Credits Bio

3382

Physical Chemistry Lecture II
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 11:00am- 3:15pm Lees A

3
Chem 3381

50189 01

BIO

3260

Introduction To Histology
Pu R

52730 01

CHEM

3384

Physical Chem Lab/Recitatn II
Lee F

2
Pr: CHEM 3383 Cr: CHEM 3382

50191 02

CHEMISTRY
CHEM 1030 Essentials of Chemistry
MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm M 1:25pm- 2:15pm W 1:55pm- 4:25pm Zarrilli G

CHEM 4
Pr: Hs Chem Math 1000

3500
TBA TBA TBA

Cooperative Educ Internship
TBA TBA TBA Staff Staff Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50192 01 50159 01

CHEM CHEM

3901 3902

Indep Chemistry Research I Indep Chemistry Research II

1
Apprvd Petition Req

50193 01 50194 01

2
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

CHEM

1083
TF M T MTh W M MTh W M MTh F M TF M T MTh F W MTh F Th TF W F

Chemistry I
2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 3:15pm- 5:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Shin Y Staff Staff Getzin P Shin Y

4
Cr:Math 1054 Pr: Hs Chem Cr: MATH 1054 Pr: Hs Chem Cr: MATH 1054 Pr: Hs Chem Pr: Hs Chem Cr: MATH 1054 Cr: MATH 1054; Hs Chem Meetsw/Chem1083-01

50160 01 50161 02 50162 03 50163 04 52726 07

CHEM

4184
MTh

Intro To Molec Mod & ITS Appl
12:30pm- 1:45pm Vitale D

3
Pr: CHEM 3182 & 3382 Meets W/ CHEM 5184-1 Same Room

50195 01

CHEM

4285
MTh

Chemical Separation Methods
2:00pm- 3:15pm Mongelli M

3
Meets W/Chem5285 Pr: CHEM 2283, 3284,3382 Or Perms/Instrctr

52813 01

CHEM

4906
TBA TBA F MW W TTh M M

Senior Honors Research II
TBA TBA 11:00am- 1:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Staff Vitale D Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

50198 01 52811 02

CHEM

1084

Chemistry II
12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 4:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm Getzin P Getzin P Lees A

4
Chem1083:Min Grade C Math 1054: Meets/W Chem 1084*02 Chem1083:Min Grade C Math 1054: Meets/W Chem 1084 01 Chem1083:Min Grade C Math 1054 Meets W/1084-04

CHEM CHEM

4908 1010

Seminar in Chemistry Preparatory Chemistry

3
Sr. Chem Majors Only

50165 01 50166 02 50167 03

50199 01 50158 S1

4
Taught in Spanish Pr: MATH 1000

CHEM

1083

Chemistry I
6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm O’Dowd T

4
Cr: MATH 1054; Hs Chem Meets W/Chem1083-06

52725 05

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CHEMISTRY–COMMUNICATION

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 50164 06 TTh M T TTh W Th TTh W W 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Instructor O’Dowd T Credit Hours Comments Cr: MATH 1054; HS Chem Meets W/Chem1083-05 Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Lecomte B Credit Hours Comments Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req

CDD

3260
W

Disorders of Language & Comm 4
11:00am- 1:45pm

50083 01

CHEM

1084

Chemistry II
6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

4
Chem 1083: MATH 1054 Min Grade C Meets W/Chem1083-06 Chem 1084-06 Meets W/Chem1084-05 Pre:Chem1083 Min. C Grade Pre: MATH 1054

CDD

3261
TTh F TTh TTh Th MTh S S S Th

Speech Science
2:00pm- 3:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm Gertner A Kushla K

3

50169 05

50084 01 53776 02

CDD CDD CDD CDD CDD CDD CDD CDD

3262 3267 4274 4275 1101 2251 2260 4274

Aural Rehabilitation
11:00am-12:15pm Kushla K

3 3
Gertner A

52808 06

Staff

50085 01 50086 01 50088 01 50090 01 50075 04 53772 02 53773 02 50089 02

Hearing Science
12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 9:00am-11:45am 12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

CHEM

1200
S

Chemistry in Your World
9:00am-11:45am Staff

3
Pr: MATH 1000 Or Equivalent

Computer Tech Pre-Prof in Slp
Scales J Lecomte B Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50171 02

Pre-Prof Slp/Aud Career Prep American Sign Language I Intro Speech/Lang/Hrg Disordr
Staff

4
Apprvd Petition Req

CHEM

3181
T Th

Organic Chemistry Lecture I
6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm Staff Staff

3
Pr: CHEM 1084 Min Grade C Cr: CHEM 3183

50176 02

3 3 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

CHEM

3182
M W S S T W Th

Organic Chemistry Lecture II
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 8:00am-12:15pm 12:15pm- 4:30pm 6:00pm-10:15pm 6:00pm-10:15pm 6:00pm-10:15pm Staff

3
Chem 3181, CR: 3184 Min Grade C Cr: CHEM 3181 We Cr: CHEM 3181 We

50179 03

Anat/Phys Ear & Speech Mech
Kushla K Scales J

CHEM

3183

Org Chem Lab & Recitation I-We 2
Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

Computer Tech Pre-Prof in Slp

50181 02 52809 03

CHEM

3184

Org Chem Lab & Recitation II

2
Pr: CHEM 3183 Cr: CHEM 3182 Pr: CHEM 3183 Cr: CHEM 3182 Pr: CHEM 3183 Cr: CHEM 3182

50185 04 50186 05 52810 06

COMMUNICATION
COMM
50248 50249 50250 50251 50252 50253 50254 50255 50258 50259 50260 50261 50262 50263 50264 50267 50270 50271 50273 50275 50276 50281 50282 50283 50284 50285 50286 52954 50287 50288 50290 52959 52960

1402
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 23 24 26 28 29 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 50 51

Sp Com As Criticl Citizenship
MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MW MW MTh MTh MTh MTh MTh M TTh TTh T M Th T TF TF TF TF TTh TTh TTh TTh W M MW F MTh TF 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 9:00am-10:15am 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 9:00am-10:15am 4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Stavraka C Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Baker B Staff

3
OK Non Matric

CHEM

3384
Th

Physical Chem Lab/Recitatn II
6:00pm-10:15pm Lee F

2
Pr: CHEM 3383 Cr: CHEM 3382

50190 01

CHEM CHEM

4481
MTh M

Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
7:30pm- 8:45pm Kubow S Lee F

3
Chem 2491/3381

50196 01

4581

Biochemistry
7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Pr: CHEM 2283, 3381 Cr: CHEM 3382

50197 01

CHINESE
CHIN 1102 Basic Chinese II
MWF 9:05am- 9:55am MWF 11:15am-12:05pm Kong X Kong X Kong X

3
Non-Matric OK Non-Matric OK

50202 01 52829 02

CHIN

3102
MTh

Adv Chin II
2:00pm- 3:15pm

3
Non-Matric OK

52831 01

COMMUNCATION DISORDERS & DEAFNESS
CDD 1101
TF W M Th W MTh TF W F MTh

American Sign Language I
8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am-10:45am Goodman C Goodman C Engel J

3

50072 01 50073 02 50074 03

CDD CDD CDD CDD CDD CDD CDD

1102 2251 2254 2255 2260 3201 3258

American Sign Language 2
Goodman C

3 3 3

50076 01 50077 01 50078 01 50079 01 50080 01 50081 01 50082 01

Intro Speech/Lang/Hrg Disordr
Shulman M

COMM

2405

Public Speaking

3
Comm 1400 OR 1402 OK Non Matric Comm 1400 OR 1402 OK Non Matric

50292 01 50294 03

Phonetics
9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:15am 1:45pm- 4:25pm 11:15am-12:05pm 11:00am-12:15pm Lecomte B

Normal Language Development
Goodman C

3 3 1
Apprvd Petition Req

COMM

2425
MTh TTh

Interpersonal Communication
2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm Yedes J Yedes J

3
Comm 1400 OR 1402 OK Non Matric Comm 1400 OR 1402 OK Non Matric

50296 01 50297 02

Anat/Phys Ear & Speech Mech
Shulman M

Interpreting in the Atrs
Goodman C Lecomte B

COMM COMM

3410
F TF

Voice and Speech
9:30am-12:15pm Wiggins E Staff

3
Comm 1400 OR 1402

50299 01

Dis Spch Prod & Voice

4
Apprvd Petition Req

3420

Interviewing
11:00am-12:20pm

3

50300 01

Spring 2009

68

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COMMUNICATION–COMPUTER

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Baker B Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Baker B Credit Hours Comments

COMM

3510
W

Persuasive Communication
1:55pm- 4:25pm

3
Comm 1400 OR 1402 OK Non Matric

COMM

3510
T

Persuasive Communication
7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Comm 1400 OR 1402 OK Non Matric

50303 02

50302 01

COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM

3520
TTh TTh M W TF TF TBA TBA MTh MTh TBA TBA MTh TTh TTh TBA

Organizational Communication
9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Sargent J Lynch C Yedes J

3
OK Non Matric

COMM COMM COMM

3660
TTh W T

Public Relations
7:30pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3 3
OK Non Matric

50304 01

52917 02

3525 3570 3660 3700 3720 3780 3781 3910 3925 3975 3977 4204 4208 4640 4880

Comm and Conflict Resolution

3

3720 3960

Comm and Media Theory-We
Yuan W

52925 01 50306 01 50307 01 52923 01 52932 01 50309 01 50310 01 50311 01 50312 01 50314 01 50316 01 50317 01 50318 01 53630 01 52968 T1

52933 02 52924 01

Cinema As Cross Cultural Comm 3 Public Relations
1:55pm- 4:25pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm Gibson D

Topics in Communication

3
OK Non Matric Political Commun.

3
Comm 2500

COMM COMM COMM COMM

4520
S W W W

St:Communications & Tech
9:00am-11:45am

3
OK Non Matric

Community Building Advocacy Comm and Media Theory-We
12:30pm- 1:45pm Yuan W Lauro P Lauro P Lauro P Lauro P Staff Staff Baker B Stavraka C

3
OK Non Matric

52935 01

4610 4615 4620

Communication and Law
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Williams R Williams R

3
OK Non Matric

3
OK Non Matric

52928 01 53677 01 50320 01

Communication and Mediation Public Relations Writing
Gibson D

3 3
OK Non Matric Comm 3660

Tower Practicum
TBA TBA 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm

1
Apprvd Petition Req

Tower Editor Practicum Advanced Journalism Editing Skills in Journalism Independent Study
TBA

3
Apprvd Petition Req

3
Pr:Comm 2920

3
Com 2920

COMMUNICATION SCIENCE
CS CS 0409 0412 Basic Reading Skills
MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm MWF MWF 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am Karstadt R

3 3
Paired Reading Crse Coreq: PSY 1000 R1 Only for Students Repeating Cs 0412 Contact Ge Cas 201 Apprvd Petition Req Only for Students Repeating Cs*0412 Contact Ge Cas 201 Apprvd Petition Req Paired Tchng Crse Coreq: SOC 1000 R4 Paired Tchng Crse Coreq: ID 1225 R5 Paired Tchng Crse Coreq: ID 1300 R6

1
Apprvd Petition Req

50392 01 50393 01 50394 02

Intro To Academic Reading
Karstadt R Karstadt R

Independent Study
TBA 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 5:45pm TBA

3
Apprvd Petition Req

Communication Ethics Event Planning & Management Public Relations Cases
Staff Gluck G

3
OK Non Matric

3
50395 03 MWF 1:25pm- 2:15pm Karstadt R

3
Apprvd Petition Req

Trl Lrn: Org Lead Across Cult

3
Non-Matric OK Travel Lrn:Paris 03/12-03/20/09 Apprvd Petition Req

50396 04 50397 05 50398 06

TTh TTh TTh

2:00pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm

Staff Rey V Staff

COMM COMM

4955
TBA TF T MW MW M M TTh TTh T W Th W T S S W M MW MW MW S MW MW TTh TTh

Coop Ed-Communication
TBA 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm Staff Fitch F Fitch F

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50321 01

CS
50399 50400 50401 50402 53568

1501
01 02 03 04 05

College Rdg and Study Skills
TTh 9:30am-10:45am TTh 11:00am-12:15pm MWF 11:15am-12:05pm TTh 2:00pm- 3:15pm MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm TTh TTh W 12:30pm- 1:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Carmichael C Carmichael C Young E Young E Young E

3

4962

Communication Research Seminr 3

50330 01 50331 02

COMM
50256 50257 50265 50266 50268 50269 50272 50274 50277 50278 50279 53272 50280 50289 50291 52955 52956 52958 52961 53595 53599 53603

1402
09 10 18 19 21 22 25 27 30 31 32 33 34 44 46 47 48 49 52 53 54 55

Sp Com As Criticl Citizenship
Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Jalloh M Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3

CS CS CS

3803 0412 4901

Ed Psych of the Adult Learner
Merlo V Staff

3
See External Courses

50404 X1 52842 07 50405 01

Intro To Academic Reading Prog & Strat in Training & Dev
Staff

3 3

COMPUTER SCIENCE
CPS 1031
M W W F M W W F M W W F M W

Introduction To Computers
8:00am- 9:55am 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am 8:00am- 9:55am 10:10am-12:05pm 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 10:10am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 2:15pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 12:20pm- 2:15pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm 2:20pm- 4:20pm Emanouilidis E Emanouilidis E Mesonas L Manno A Danquah J Manno A Staff

3

50337 01 50338 02 50339 03 50340 04

COMM

2405

Public Speaking
6:00pm- 7:15pm Jalloh M

3
Comm 1400 OR 1402 OK Non Matric

50341 05 50342 06 50343 07

50293 02

COMM

2920
T

Intro Journalism
7:30pm-10:15pm Lauro P

3
OK Non Matric

50298 01

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COMPUTER–CRIMINAL

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 50344 50345 50346 50347 50348 50350 50353 50354 52699 52700 08 09 10 11 12 14 17 18 22 23 TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh T Th F Th M W M W M W TTh TTh TTh TTh W M T F MW T Th MW WF MW MW T 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:05am-11:00am 9:05am- 9:55am 2:30pm- 3:20pm 1:25pm- 3:20pm 11:15am- 1:10pm 11:15am-12:05pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:20pm 12:20pm- 2:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 6:50pm 1:25pm- 3:20pm 10:10am-12:05pm 4:30pm- 6:25pm 4:30pm- 6:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Instructor Tse K Ballan Y Ballan Y Massey D Massey D Staff Chillious L Minieri A Minieri A Novotny J Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time W 6:00pm- 7:15pm Instructor Credit Hours Comments

CPS

3440
W

Adv Algor & Complexity Thry
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3
Cps 2232 Apprvd Petition Req Cps 3351;Acct 2200 Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req

52702 01

CPS

3962
T Th

Info Systems Analysis & Design 3
6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm Stewart C

50382 01

CPS

1032

Microcomputer Applications
Staff Danquah J Wei C Staff Stewart C Deguzman B Deguzman B Medaska R Vanassen J Morreale P Stewart C Tse K

3
3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps Cps/Math/Metr Majors Cps/Math/Metr Majors Cps/Math/Metr Majors

50356 01 50357 02 50358 03 50359 50360 50361 50362 50365 50367 04 05 06 07 10 12

CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJ 2600
MTh W TF TF TF TF W MTh W TF M MTh T MTh MTh TBA MTh Th MTh TF TF W T Th TF W MTh W TBA T W M

Criminal Justice in America
12:30pm- 1:45pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm Hassett-Walker Hassett-Walker

3

50205 01 52820 02

CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ

3300 3400 3600 3610 3620 3630 3640 3650

Prejudice/Violence and Cr Jus
Garcia V

3 3 3 3 3

50207 01 50208 01 50210 01 50211 01 50213 01 50214 01 50215 01 50216 01 50217 02

Women, Crime and Justice
Kimble J Drylie J McManimon P Fatum W

Police Org and Administration Correctional Systems Probation & Parole
8:00am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

CPS

1231

Fundamentals of Computer Scien 4

50370 01 50371 02 50373 04

CPS

2231

Computer Organization and Prog 4
Cheng J Wittenberg L Wittenberg L Halper M Cps 1231;Math 1054 Cps 1231;Math 1054 Cps 1231;Math 1054

Police Role in the Community
Block S

3 3 3

50374 01 50375 02 50376 03

Comparative Criminal Just Syst
Staff Drylie J Drylie J

CPS CPS

2232 2390

Data Structures and Algorithms Computer Assembly Lang

4 3

Juvenile Justice
12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm TBA 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm TBA 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

52701 01 50378 01

Santomauro D Cps 2231 or CPS 2342 Math 2110

CJ

3675

Research Methods in Crim Just
McManimon P McManimon P Hassett-Walker

3

CPS

3250
Th

Computer Operating Systems
4:30pm- 7:15pm

3

50379 01

Emanouilidis E Cps 2390 Apprvd Petition Req

50220 01 50221 02 53752 03

CJ

3685

Substantive Criminal Law
Lateano T

3
See Service Learning

CPS CPS CPS

3500
F W M W W

Programming the Www
12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:05am-11:00am 9:05am- 9:55am 4:30pm- 7:15pm Deavours C Chang G Wei C

3
Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

52703 01

50222 01 53365 SL

3740 4200

Database Management Systems 3 Systems Programming 3
Cps 3250 Apprvd Petition Req

CJ

3690

Role of the Prosecutor
Staff Geddes D

3

52704 01 50383 01

50224 01 52819 02

CJ CJ CJ

3700 3740 4600

Proof and Verific in Crim Jus
Lateano T

3 3 3

50225 01 50226 01 50227 01 50228 02 52822 03 53748 04

CPS

4222

Principles of Networking
Morreale P

3
Cps Core;Tech 2506 Math 2412, 2026 Apprvd Petition Req

Ethics in Criminal Justice
Kimble J

50385 01

Senior Seminar - We
Garcia V

CPS CPS

4501
TTh M

Formal Lang & Automata Thry
12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3 3
30 Hrs Cps Apprvd Petition Req

52707 01

Santomauro D Apprvd Petition Req Ryder J

4893

Senior Seminar in Comp. Sci

50387 01

Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req Garcia V Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req Hassett-Walker Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req Garcia V Apprvd Petition Req

CPS

4951
M

Senior Project in Information
4:30pm- 7:15pm Ryder J

3
Cps 3962/Cps 4931 Apprvd Petition Req

CJ

4610

Issues in Criminal Justice
Fatum W Drylie J Randolph R

3
Meets W/PA 5315*01

50388 01

50231 01 50232 02

CPS

1031
S Th M T W Th M T W S M

Introduction To Computers
9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 6:00pm- 8:20pm Nawaz M Novotny J Sanchez J Lansey R Medaska R Emanouilidis E

3
Spanish Section Apprvd Petition Req

CJ CJ CJ CJ

4650 4700 4800 3610 3630 3660

Community Based Alternatives Justice & Police Power
Staff

3 3 3 3 3 3

50349 13 50351 15 50352 16 50355 19 52697 20 52698 21

50235 01 50236 01 50240 01

Internship in Crim Justice I
Lateano T Fagioli N Randolph R Massa P

Correctional Systems Police Role in the Community White Collar and Org Crime

CPS
50363 50364 50366 50368

1032
08 09 11 13

Microcomputer Applications
Martin H Krupnik R Kiedrowski H Subramanian B Cheng J

3
3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps 3 Hrs Cps Cps/Math/Metr Maj.

50212 02

CJ CJ

52821 02 50219 01

CPS

1231

Fundamentals of Computer Scien 4

50372 03

Spring 2009

70

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CRIMINAL–ECONOMICS

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Esmerado J Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 50453 03 TTh Th 2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:00am- 3:00pm Instructor Staff Allen D Credit Hours Comments Writing Emphasis

CJ

4700
Th

Justice & Police Power
7:30pm-10:15pm

3

50237 02

EC

4400

Student Teaching Ec Educ II

10
See Note Above Coreq:Ec 4000 Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

50454 01

DESIGN
DSN DSN DSN DSN DSN DSN DSN DSN DSN DSN 1001
T TBA W F

Drawing for Designers
9:30am- 3:15pm Johnson C Staff Holloway W

3
Fa 1230

50424 01

3001 4000 4006 4007
T M F F Th TBA

Design Internship
TBA 11:00am- 1:45pm TBA

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50426 01 50427 01 50433 01 53552 01

Critical Persp in Design St: Environmental Graphics
Staff Staff Robbins A Elowitz R

3 ES 3
Laptop Required 50811 50812 50813 50814 50815 50816

EARTH SCIENCE
1000
01 02 03 04 05 06

Observing the Earth
MWF 9:05am- 9:55am MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF 11:15am-12:05pm MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm MWF 1:25pm- 2:15pm M 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3

St:Typography
TBA 9:30am- 3:15pm 9:30am- 3:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm

3 3
Laptop Recommended

4007 4007 4007 4007 4007

St: Expressive Imaging St:Industrial Innovation

53195 03 53197 05 53198 06 53554 07 53857 T1

3

ES

3200

Gis in Geoscience
MWF 1:25pm- 3:20pm Qi F

4
Math 1054 4Hrs Geosci or Perm

50817 01

St:Building Materials & Methods 3 St:Advanced Identity St:Design of Italy
8:00am- 1:45pm TBA Divino M Gonnella R Staff

3 3
Laptop Required Travel Lrn: Italy 01/04 - 01/13/09 Apprvd Petition Req Fa 1230

ES

4901
W

St: Intro To Coral Reefs
4:30pm- 7:15pm Manfrino C

3
Travel Lrn Cayman Islands 03/14 - 03/22/09 Apprvd Petition Req

53640 T1

ES

4902
W

St: Fld Methods in Marine Sci
4:30pm- 7:15pm Manfrino C

3
Travel Lrn Cayman Islands 03/14 - 03/22/2009 Apprvd Petition Req

DSN DSN DSN DSN

1001
W M W M

Drawing for Designers
5:00pm-10:45pm 6:00pm-10:15pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm Johnson C Alden T Staff Travis S

3 3

53644 T1

50425 02

4006 4007 4007

St: Production Methods II St: Intermediate Web Design St: Illustrative Sketch

50434 02 53194 02 53196 04

Laptop Recommended

3
Laptop Required

ES

4954
M

Earth Science Seminar II-We
2:00pm- 3:15pm Metz R

2
Writing Emphasis Senior Standing Apprvd Petition Req

50819 01

3 ES 4964
TBA

Honors Research Sem Es II-We
TBA Staff

2
Writing Emphasis Senior Standing Apprvd Petition Req

50822 01

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
In order to enroll in EC courses, students must meet the following criteria: 1. Formal admission to an education program. 2. Possess a combined (Kean and transfer) GPA of 2.75 or higher. 3. Satisfactory completion of Sophomore Field Experience. 4. EC courses are available to Kean matriculated students only.
EC 2900
W T Th

ES

4971
TBA

Independent Res in Earth Sci
TBA Staff

1
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

50823 01

ES

4972
TBA

Independent Res in Earth Sci
TBA Staff

2
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

50824 01

Fld Exp Multicultural Ec Set
8:00am-10:45am 8:00am-10:45am 8:00am-10:45am Kelly M Hoffman J Knight M

3
2.75 Gpa Ec Majors Only 2.75 Gpa Ec Majors Only 2.75 Gpa Ec Majors Only

ES

4973
TBA

Independent Res in Earth Sci
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

50436 01 50437 02 50438 03

50825 01

ES

1000
T Th T W

Observing the Earth
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff

3

53109 07 53110 08

ES

4954

Earth Science Seminar II-We

2

EC
50439 50440 50441 52897

3250
01 02 03 04 M TTh W TBA MTh W M Th T

Perspective on Ec Practice
4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:00am- 3:00pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Chen J Rosen D Kim S White G Rosen D Ashelman P Kim S Staff Knight M

3
Dist Lrng:On Line

50820 02 50821 03

EC

3300

Teaching & Learning in Ec Ed I

3
2.75 Gpa

Dobosiewicz J Writing Emphasis Senior Standing Apprvd Petition Req Croft P Writing Emphasis Senior Standing Apprvd Petition Req

50442 01 50443 02

EC EC

3400 4000

Stud Tchg Ece I Preschool Teacher&Early Elemtry Classrm

2
Apprvd Petition Req

ECONOMICS
ECO
50471 50472 50473 50474 50475 50476 50477 53273 50482

50444 01 50445 01 50446 02

3
Ec Majors Only With EC 4400 Ec Majors Only With EC 4400 Ec Majors Only Ec Majors Only Dist Lrng: on Line Ec Majors Only

1020
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 09 S1 W MTh TF MTh TF MTh M F F MTh TF MTh

Principles of Economcs I
8:00am-10:45am 2:00am- 3:15am 2:00pm- 3:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3

EC

4260
T TBA W W Th

Suptng Emrgnt Lit Home/School 3
4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm Garnett C Garnett C Allen D Knight M Sole R

50448 01 50449 02 50450 03

Taught in Spanish

ECO

1021

Principles of Economcs II

3

EC

4300

Tchg & Learning Ec II-We

3
Writing Emphasis Writing Emphasis

50451 01 50452 02

50483 01 50484 02 50485 03

Kean University

71 Please check KeanWise for updated information

Spring 2009

ENGLISH–ELEMENTARY

ENGLISH–ELEMENTARY

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 53263 04 50486 05 50488 S1 TF W W MTH TTh T MTh M MTh TF TF MF 2:00pm- 3:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Instructor Staff Staff Staff Staff Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 50518 04 50519 05 50520 06 MW TTh M MTh TF W MW M T Th M 4:30pm- 5:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Instructor Rey V Rey V Staff Walter R Walter R Allen D Schuman D Staff Merlo V Staff Merlo V Credit Hours Comments See Note Above See Note Above See Note Above

Taught in Spanish

ECO ECO

2030 3020

History of Economic Thought Intermediate Macroeconomics
Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3 3
Eco 1020-1021 Eco 1020-1021

EDUC
50522 50523 50524 50525 50526

3401
01 02 03 04 05

La/Rdg in K-12 Subj Area Tchg

3
See Note Above See Note Above See Note Above See Note Above See Note Above

53608 01 50489 01 50490 02

ECO

3021

Intermediate Microeconomics

3
Eco 1020-1021 Eco 1020-1021

50491 01 50492 02

EDUC

4000

Teacher and the Classroom

3
Educ 3000/See Note Apprvd Petition Req Educ 3000/See Note Apprvd Petition Req Educ 3000/See Note Apprvd Petition Req

50529 01 50530 02 50531 03

ECO

3300

Money and Banking
11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm

3
Eco 1020-1021 Eco 1020-1021

50493 01 50494 02

ECO ECO

3320 3400

Public Finance
12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm

3 EDUC 3
Eco 1020-1021 Writing Emphasis

50497 01 50498 01

3000
MW S M

Curriculum Evaluation-Learner
6:00pm- 7:15pm 10:00am-12:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Staff Staff

3
See Note Above See Note Above

International Economics
Staff

50513 07 50514 08

EDUC

3401

La/Rdg in K-12 Subj Area Tchg

3
See Note Above

ECO ECO

3600
F Th

Government and Business
3:30pm- 6:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff

3
Eco 1020-1021

50527 06

50500 01

4100

Business Cycle Theory-We

3
Eco 1020-1021 Writing Emphasis

50502 01

ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & SECONDARY EDUCATION
In order to enroll in EMSE courses, students must meet the following criteria: 1. Formal admission to an education program. 2. Possess a combined (Kean and transfer) GPA of 2.75 or higher. 3. Satisfactory completion of Sophomore Field Experience. 4. EMSE courses are available to Kean matriculated students only.
EMSE 2800
W W W Th Th 02 03 04 05

ECO

4500
MTh

Selected Topics in Economics
2:00pm- 3:15pm Staff

3
Eco 3020-3021 Capstone Course

50503 01

ECO

1020
T S T F S S S M S F

Principles of Economcs I
7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:30pm- 9:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm Staff Staff

3

50478 08 50479 10

ECO

1021

Principles of Economcs II
Staff Staff Staff

3

50487 06 53264 07 53265 08

Sophomore Field
11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am-10:45am TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm Verdi G Ortiz V Ippolito P Ippolito P Verdi G

3
Fld Visit W-8-3:30Pm Apprvd Petition Req Fld Visit Th 8-3:30P Fld Visit F 8-3:30Pm Fld Visit T 8-3:30Pm Fld Visit Th 8-3:30P Apprvd Petition Req

50569 01

ECO ECO ECO

3020 3021 3300

Intermediate Macroeconomics
Staff

3 3 3

53266 03 53271 03 50495 03 50496 04

Intermediate Microeconomics
Staff Staff Staff Staff

50570 50571 50572 50573

Money and Banking
7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 6:30pm- 9:15pm

Eco 1020-1021 Eco 1020-1021

EMSE
50576 50577 50578 52964 52965 50579 50580

2801
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 W Th M T M F F T T W TBA

Intro Fld Exp/Sub Area K-12
11:00am12:30pm12:30pm11:00am4:30pm12:30pm3:30pm1:45pm 3:15pm 3:15pm 1:45pm 7:15pm 3:15pm 6:15pm Cahir L Cahir L Welch S Welch S Hrevnack J Pittman A Weiger M Hrevnack J

3
Fld Visit F 8-3:30P Fld Visit Th 8-3:30P Fld Visit M 8-3:30Pm Fld Visit W 8-3:30Pm Fld Visit W 8-3:30Pm

ECO

3400

International Economics

3
Eco 1020-1021 Writing Emphasis

50499 02

ECO ECO

3800
W MW

Labor Economics I
7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff

3
Eco 1020-1021

50501 01

4500

Selected Topics in Economics

3
Eco 3020-3021 Capstone Course

EMSE EMSE

2802 3122

Explr/Teach Lab Exp Middle Sc
11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA

3 3
Travel Lrn: China 03/12-03/23/09 Apprvd Petition Req

50504 02

52966 01 50585 01 50586 02 53553 T1

Computers in Education
Kolodiy G Kolodiy G Searson M

EDUCATION
In order to enroll in EDUC courses, students must meet the following criteria: 1. Formal admission to an education program. 2. Possess a combined (Kean and transfer) GPA of 2.75 or higher. 3. Satisfactory completion of Sophomore Field Experience. 4. EDUC courses are available to Kean matriculated students only.
EDUC
50507 50508 50509 50510 50511 50512

EMSE
50589 50590 50591 50592

3123
01 02 03 04 T Th W M T W Th W MTh W M

Mathematics & Science in Ed
11:00am11:00am11:00am4:30pm1:45pm 1:45pm 1:45pm 7:15pm Walsh T Kolodiy G Walsh T Maslo D Weiner J Weiner J Walko A Walko A Debella E Walko A Cahir L

3
Eled/Jrblck/See Note Eled/Jrblck/See Note Eled/Jrblck/See Note Eled/Jrblck/See Note

EMSE

3140

Social Studies & Cnt Issue-We
11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm

3
Eled/Jrblck/See Note Eled/Jrblck/See Note Eled/Jrblck/See Note Apprvd Petition Req Eled/Jrblck/See Note Eled/Jrblck/See Note Apprvd Petition Req Eled/Jrblck/See Note

3000
01 02 03 04 05 06 MTh MTh W MTh TTh W MTh TTh MTh

Curriculum Evaluation-Learner
12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am Cohen S Cohen S Cohen S Walter R Walter R Lopez A Rey V Schuman D Schuman D

3
See Note Above See Note Above See Note Above See Note Above See Note Above See Note Above

50597 01 50598 02 50599 03 50600 04 52779 05 52780 06

EMSE

3210

English Education K-12 - We

3
Meets/W EMSE 5210 01 Apprvd Petition Req

EDUC

3400

La/Rdg in Preschool/Elem Curr

3
See Note Above See Note Above See Note Above

50602 01

50515 01 50516 02 50517 03

Kean University

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Spring 2009

ECONOMICS–ENGLISH

ECONOMICS–ENGLISH

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Walsh T Credit Hours Comments Cr:Emse 3801 See Note Apprvd Petition Req Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments

EMSE

3220
F

Mathematics Education K-12-We 3
12:30pm- 3:15pm

50604 01

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
ESL 0090
W MF T Th W MF T Th MWF W MF W MF W T Th MWF W W W W W M T Th T Th

Beginning ESL
9:05am-11:00am 9:05am-11:00am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:05am-11:00am 9:05am-11:00am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Griffith R Staff

6
Meets W/ ESL 0100 01 Meets W/ ESL 0100 02

EMSE

3230
Th

Science Education K-12 - We
4:30pm- 7:15pm Baldwin B

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50826 01 50827 02

50605 01

EMSE

3240
M

Social Studies K-12 - We
11:00am- 1:45pm Weiner J

3
Cr: EMSE 3801 See Note Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

50606 01

ESL

0100

Eng As A Second Language I
Griffith R Staff

6
Meets W/ ESL 0090 01 Meets W/ESL 0900 02

50828 01 50829 02

EMSE EMSE

3250
W W Th TBA

Foreign Language Ed K-12 - We 3
4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Weiner J Hrevnack J Hrevnack J Staff

50607 01

ESL ESL ESL

0103 0105 0200

Conversation I
8:00am- 8:50am 1:55pm- 4:25pm 9:05am-11:00am 9:05am-11:00am 11:15am- 1:10pm 11:15am- 1:10pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff

3 3 6

3300

MS Curriculum & Philosophy

3
Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

50830 01 50831 01 50833 01 50834 02 50835 03

50608 01 50609 02

Reading & Writing English I
Staff Snyder S Staff Staff

EMSE

3800

Fld Exp in Elementary School

2
Pr:Emse 2800/01/3903 Cr: Eled/Jrblck Occ/Mn Campus Stdnt Apprvd Petition Req

50612 01

Eng As A Second Language II

EMSE

3801
TBA

Fld Exp Instr Subj Areas K-12
TBA Staff

2
Pr: EMSE 2801 Cr: 3210 - 3250 Apprvd Petition Req

50613 01

ESL ESL ESL

0203 0205 0305

Conversation II
8:00am- 8:50am 1:55pm- 4:25pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff

3 3 3

50836 01 50837 01 50839 01 50840 02

EMSE EMSE

3802
TBA M Th Th M Th Th

Preprof Field Exp in MS
TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Rodriguez V Fernandez M Fernandez M Rodriguez V Fernandez M Fernandez M

2
Apprvd Petition Req

53030 01

Reading & Writing English II
Staff Staff Staff

3903

Eng Lang Lrnrs in Amer School

1
Cr:Emse 3800 OR 3801 Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09 Cr:Emse 3800 OR 3801 Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09 Cr:Emse 3800 OR 3801 Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09 Cr: EMSE 3800 or 380 Apprvd Petition Req 03/23/09-05/11/09 03/23/09-05/11/09 Apprvd Petition Req 03/23/09-05/11/09

50614 F1 50615 F2 50616 F3 50618 H1 50619 H2 50620 H3

Academic Written Discourse I

ESL

0405

Academic Written Discourse II
Snyder S Staff

3

50841 01 50842 02

ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL

0503 0103 0105 0203 0205

Pronunciation Workshop
Staff

3 3

53507 01 53122 02 50832 02 53123 02 50838 02

Conversation I
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

Reading & Writing English I
Staff Staff

3
Meets W/ ESL 0205:02

Conversation II
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3 3
Meets W/ESL 0105 02

EMSE

4800
TBA

Professional Internship
8:00am- 3:00pm Ortiz V

10
Pr:Emse3800/Eledjrbk Coreq: EMSE 4900 Apprvd Petition Req

50624 01

Reading & Writing English II
Staff

EMSE

4801
TBA

Prof Intern/Subj Areas K-12
TBA Staff

10
Pr:Emse 3801/3210-50 Coreq: EDUC 4000 Apprvd Petition Req

50625 01

ENGLISH
ENG
50660 50661 50662 50663

1030
01 02 03 04

College Composition
MWF 8:00am- 8:50am MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm MWF 1:25pm- 2:15pm Th 9:30am-10:45am T 9:30am-10:45am Th 11:00am-12:15pm T 11:00am-12:15pm Th 2:00pm- 3:15pm T 2:00pm- 3:15pm MWF 9:05am- 9:50am MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm TTh 9:30am-10:45am TTh 11:00am-12:15pm MWF MWF MWF TTh TTh M WF 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 10:10am-11:00am 10:10am-11:00am Staff Montaperto M Staff Staff Staff Staff

3

EMSE

4900
F Th W

Senior Seminar
3:30pm- 6:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Ippolito P Weiger M Verdi G

3
Cr: EMSE 4800 See Note Cr: EMSE 4800 See Note Cr: EMSE 4800 See Note

50626 01 50627 02 50628 03

50664 05 50665 06

EMSE

4910
TBA

Indep Study in Inst/Educ Ldr
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

50630 01

ENG
50668 50669 50670 50671 53124

1031
01 02 03 04 05

College Composition
Montaperto M Staff Staff Chandler S Sutton M Montaperto M Staff Staff Chandler S Sutton M Staff

3
Coreq:Eng 1032(01) Coreq:Eng 1032(02) Coreq:Eng 1032(03) Coreg:Eng 1032(04) Coreq:Eng 1032(05)

EMSE EMSE

3112
Th Th Th

Children’s Lit in Education
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Ortiz V Fernandez M Fernandez M

3
See External Courses

50584 X1

3903

Eng Lang Lrnrs in Amer School

1
Cr:Emse 3800 OR 3801 Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09 Apprvd Petition Req 03/23/09-05/11/09

50617 F4 50621 H4

ENG
50672 50673 50674 50675 53128

1032
01 02 03 04 05

College Composition

3
Coreq:Eng 1031(01) Coreq:Eng 1031(02) Coreq:Eng 1031(03) Coreq:Eng 1031(04) Coreq:Eng 1031(05)

ENG

1034

College Composition

3
Prereq:Eng 1033(01) Apprvd Petition Req

50676 01

Spring 2009

73

Kean University

ELEMENTARY

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 50677 02 T Th 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm Instructor Staff Credit Hours Comments Prereq:Eng 1033(02) Apprvd Petition Req Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 50748 50749 50750 50751 50752 50753 50754 50756 50757 50758 50759 50760 50761 50764 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 36 37 38 39 40 41 L1 TF TF W W W W M TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh F MTh M MTh MTh W TF MTh MTh W W M Th MTh MTh MTh W W TF M T MTh MTh W M W MTh T W TF TF 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 8:00am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:20pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm Instructor Gover D Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Montaperto M Credit Hours Comments Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203

ENG
50681 50682 50683 53497

1300
01 02 03 04

Composition for Nns I
TTh 8:00am-10:45am TTh 11:00am- 1:45pm TTh 4:30pm- 7:15pm MWF 10:10am-12:05pm MWF 8:00am- 9:55am MWF 11:15am- 1:10pm TTh 12:30pm- 3:15pm W TF TF W M TF Th TBA MTh MTh T MTh Th TF MTh MTh MTh MTh MTh MTh TF MTh TTh MTh TF MW MWF MWF MWF 1:55pm- 4:25pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 8:00am-10:45am TBA 2:00pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm TBA 9:30am-10:45am

6

Staff Ducksworth S Staff Griffith R Apprvd Petition Req

ENG

1430

Composition for Nns II
Nelson C Nelson C Staff

6

50684 01 50685 02 50686 03

ENG
50688 50689 50690 50691 50693

2000
01 02 03 04 06

Writing About Literature
Ducksworth S Gruesser J Gruesser J Casale D Staff

3

50766 L3

ESL Sec-Go To Cas 302 Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

ENG 3
Prereq: ENG 2000 Prereq: ENG 2000 Prereq: ENG 2000

3020 3080 3090
01 02 06 07

Hist Rhectoric in Writing Writing for Cyberspace
Chandler S

3 3 3

ENG

2001

Critical Approaches To Lit.
Rich S Staff Staff Staff

53060 01

50694 01 50696 03 50698 05

ENG ENG
50770 50771 53050 53096

50769 01

Business and Professional Wr
Best L Staff Staff Staff

ENG ENG

2005 2010

Advanced Composition Creative Writing
11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am Connor J Connor J

3 3

50699 01 50701 01 53027 02

ENG 3 ENG ENG 3 ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG

3101 3200 3205 3222 3300 3315 3335 3510 3517 3530 3700 3716 3910 3925 4000 4120 4405 4415 4500 4800

Introduction To Linguistics
Brilliant N

3 3 3 3

ENG
50702 50703 50704 50705

2101
01 02 03 04

Struc & Origin of the Eng Lang
Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

50776 01 53058 01 53092 01 53062 01 50778 01

African-Am Lit Survey
Staff Zamora M Fyne R Connor J

Literature of the East World War II Film & Literature

ENG ENG

2205 2206

British Lit I
11:00am-12:15pm

50706 01 50709 01 50710 02

British Lit II
12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm Gover D O’Day D

3

Ancient Greek/Rom Lit Trans-We 3 17th Century Prose & Poetry
O’Day D

ENG

2215

Shakespeare Survey
9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm Robinson M Robinson M Gover D

3
Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

3 3 3 3 3

50713 01 50714 02 50715 03

53091 01 53090 01 53505 01 53065 01 50785 01 53067 01 53069 01 50788 01 50789 01 53077 01 53080 01 53739 01 53082 01 53093 01 50793 01 50794 02 50796 04

English Romantic Literature
Katz R Staff

ENG

2220

Diverse Trad Voices Am Lit I

3

Aspects of the Novel Biography
11:00am- 1:45pm

53087 02 53500 03

Casale D Apprvd Petition Req Shaffer-Koros

ENG

2221

Diverse Trad Voices Am Lit II
Katz R Katz R Best L Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50717 01 50718 02

The Short Story
8:00am- 9:15am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm Staff

ENG ENG

2255 2403

Young Adult Literature World Literature
8:00am- 8:50am 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50720 01 50721 01 50722 02 50723 03 50724 04 50725 50726 50727 50728 50729 50730 50732 50733 50734 50735 50736 50737 50738 50739 50743 50744 50745 50746 50747 05 06 07 08 09 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 23 24 25 26 27

Afro-American Women Writers
Ducksworth S

3 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

3
Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Apprvd Petition Req Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Apprvd Petition Req Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Apprvd Petition Req Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Apprvd Petition Req Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Fyne R Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Gupta-Casale N Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Weinstein B Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Weinstein B Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Fyne R Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Zamora M Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Shaffer-Koros Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Staff Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Gover D Equivlnt To ENG 2203

British Women Writers-We
Gupta-Casale N Lauro P Lauro P Rich S

Advanced Journalism Editing Skills in Journalism Advanced Writing Poetry Language Variation in Society
Banks M

3
Apprvd Petition Req

MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF W MTh MTh MTh MTh MTh MTh MTh T TF TF TF TF MTh 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 8:00am- 9:15am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 9:30am-10:45am 2:00pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am

3 3 3 3

Shakespeare: Selected Plays
Staff Casale D Banks M

Poe, Hawthorne & Melville

Three Masters of Modern Poetry 3 Senior English Seminar-We
Banks M Katz R Rich S

3
Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req

Spring 2009

74

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ELEMENTARY–FINANCE

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor TBA TBA TBA Staff Staff Staff Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Connor J Credit Hours Comments

ENG ENG ENG

4805
TBA TBA TBA

Publishing Field Experience Publishing Field Experience Indep Study for English Majors

3
Apprvd Petition Req

ENG ENG ENG

4005
W W Th

Writing Fiction
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm

3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

50798 01

50790 01

4806 4810

6
Apprvd Petition Req

4630 4800

Honors Course in James Joyce
O’Day D Banks M

50799 01 50800 01

53506 01 50795 03

1
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

Senior English Seminar-We

3
Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req

ENG

4811
TBA

Ind Study for English Majors
TBA Staff

2
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

ENG

4817
Th

Senior Writing Seminar-We
6:00pm- 8:45pm Rich S

3
Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req

50801 01

50803 02

ENG

4812
TBA

Indep Study for English Majors
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

50802 01

FILM
FILM 2500
W M Th W M F TBA F

ENG

1030
MW S MW TTh MW TTh MW Th MTh W T M W T W T W M TTh TTh TTh W S S T S T TTh T S Th T T T

College Composition
6:00pm- 7:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:30pm-10:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm Chandler S Staff

3 Sight, Sound, Motion
12:30pm- 3:15pm Staff

50666 07 50667 08

3 3

53132 01

ENG

1031

College Composition
Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
Coreq:Eng 1032(01) Coreq:Eng 1032(01)

FILM FILM FILM FILM

3100 3400 3500 3600

Film Production
12:30pm- 3:15pm 9:30am- 2:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm Oakes B

53125 06 53126 07

50996 01 50998 01 51000 01 51001 01 53146 X1

Contemporary Film Industry
Oakes B

3 3 3

ENG

1032

College Composition

3
Coreq:Eng 1031(01) Coreq:Eng 1031(01)

53130 06 53131 07

Film Production Workshop
Oakes B Staff Bisogno L

ENG ENG ENG

1430 2000 2001

Composition for Nns II Writing About Literature
Staff

6 3 3

50687 04 50692 05 50695 02 50697 04

Scriptwriting
4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm

FILM FILM

4100 4300

Film Editing
4:30pm- 7:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm Staff Tung L

3
Post-Production

Critical Approaches To Lit.

51004 01 53031 X1

Gupta-Casale N Prereq: ENG 2000 Gupta-Casale N

Film Practicum: Ind Stdy

1
Meets First Class Apprvd Petition Req

ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG
50731 50740 50741 50742 50755 50762 50763 50765

2005 2101 2205 2206 2215 2220 2221 2403
11 20 21 22 35 42 43 L2

Advanced Composition
Staff

3 FILM 3 3 4301
F

50700 02 53047 05 50707 02 50711 03 53037 04 50716 01 50719 03

Film Practicum: Ind Stdy
3:30pm- 6:15pm Tung L

2
Meets First Class Apprvd Petition Req

Struc & Origin of the Eng Lang
Staff

53028 X1

British Lit I
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

FILM

4302
F

Film Practicum: Ind Stdy
3:30pm- 6:15pm Tung L

3
Meets First Class Apprvd Petition Req

53032 X1

British Lit II
6:00pm- 8:45pm O’Day D Robinson M Casale D Weinstein B Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Fyne R Staff Staff Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

FILM

4600
T T W

Senior Seminar in Film
12:30pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm Mirrer K Mirrer K

3
Senior Only Apprvd Petition Req

Shakespeare Survey
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm

3
Apprvd Petition Req

53134 X1 53796 X1

Diverse Trad Voices Am Lit I Diverse Trad Voices Am Lit II World Literature
7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Apprvd Petition Req

FILM

4800

St:Chinese Film
4:30pm- 7:15pm Tung L

3
Separate Sign-Up Req Travel Lrn: China 03/12 - 03/23/09 Apprvd Petition Req Separate Sign-Up Req Travel Lrn: China 03/12-03/23/09 Apprvd Petition Req

51012 T1

3
Apprvd Petition Req

3
Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 Equivlnt To ENG 2203 ESL Sec-Go To Cas 302 Apprvd Petition Req

FILM

4800
W

St:Digital Travelogue
4:30pm- 7:15pm Oakes B

51013 T2

FILM

4900
T

Animation II
4:30pm- 7:15pm Oakes B

3
Pr: FILM 3900 Apprvd Petition Req

52987 01

FILM

4700
F

Coop Ed:Internship in Film
6:30pm- 9:15pm Oakes B

3
Meets First Class Apprvd Petition Req

53501 L4

52988 X1

ENG ENG ENG

2920 3041 3090

Introductory Journalism
Lauro P Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50767 01 53048 01 50772 03 50773 04 50774 05

FILM

4701
F

Coop Ed:Internship in Film
6:30pm- 9:15pm Oakes B

6
Meets 1st Class Apprvd Petition Req

Writing in Soc Sci
6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 9:00am-11:40am 7:30pm-10:15pm

3 3

53013 X1

Business and Professional Wr
Staff Staff Staff

FILM

4702
F

Coop Ed:Internship in Film
6:30pm- 9:15pm Oakes B

12
Meets First Class Apprvd Petition Req

53014 X1

ENG ENG ENG

3091 3305 3514

Technical Writing
7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3 FIN 3 3 1300
TTh 52785 01

FINANCE
Personal Finance
11:00am-12:15pm Staff

53051 01 53095 01 53064 01

3
Non-Bus Major Only OK Non Matric

Medieval Prose and Poetry
Brilliant N

American Drama 1900-Present
Staff

FIN

3310
MTh

Mgt of Corporate Finance I
8:00am- 9:15am Yamoah D

3
Eco1020-1021/Acc2200 Pr:Math 1000

51014 01

Kean University

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Spring 2009

FINANCE–FINE

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 51015 02 51016 03 51017 04 51018 05 51019 06 51021 08 MTh TF MTh W TF T 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Instructor Ke D Tully C Tully C Hong W Tully C Yamoah D Credit Hours Comments Eco1020-1021/Acct220 Pr:Math 1000 Eco1020-1021/Acct220 Pr:Math 1000 Eco1020-1021/Acc2200 Pr:Math 1000 Eco1020-1021/Acc2200 Pr:Math 1000 Eco1020-1021/Acc2200 Pr:Math 1000 Eco1020-1021/Acc2200 Pr:Math 1000 Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 50860 18 50862 20 T TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Instructor Staff Garone E Credit Hours Comments Non Fa Majors Meets 1st Day Non Fa Majors Dist Lrng:Online [email protected] Non Fa Majors Meets 1st Day Non Fa Majors Dist Lrng:Online Non Fa Majors Taught in Spanish

50863 21 50864 22 50868 S1

W TBA W

4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm

Staff Staff Reinoso A

FA FA

1001
F T Th T M

Begin Painting Non-Art Maj
8:00am-10:45am Staff Nicolesco A Nicolesco A

3
Non Fa Majors

FIN

3311
MTh TF Th TF T TBA

Mgt of Corporate Finance II
9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Yamoah D Sanchez B Sanchez B Staff Hong W Tully C

3
Pr:Fin 3310 Fin 3310 Fin 3310

50869 01

51024 01 51025 02 51026 03

2100

Color Theory
9:30am- 3:15pm 9:30am- 3:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am- 3:15pm

3

FIN

3350

International Business Fin-We

3
Writing Emphasis Fin 3310 Pr: FIN 3310 Wrtng Emphasis Fin 3310/Acct 2205 Dist Lrng: on Line

50871 01 50872 02

51028 01 52851 02 51029 03

FA FA

2150 2200

Digital Multimedia Arts
Staff

3 3
Pr:Fa 2402,2404, Fa 2100

53127 01 50874 01

Intro Ptng for Art Majors
Staff

FA FA
50879 50880 50881 50882 50883 50884

2280
F M M F W T F

Ceramics I
9:30am- 3:15pm Staff

3 3
Desiano M Staff Desiano M Desiano M Staff Garone E

FIN

4300
MTh M MTh TF T TBA W W

Investments
12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Sanchez B Hong W Staff Sanchez B Staff Staff Yamoah D Ke D

3
Pr:Fin 3310, 3311 Pr:Fin3310, 3311

50878 02

51030 01 51031 02

2300
01 02 03 04 05 X1

Visual Thinking
9:30am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm

FIN FIN

4310 4320

Money and Capital Mkts-We Capital Budgeting Management

3
Pr: 3310

52854 01 51032 01 51033 02

3
Pr:Fin 3310,3311 Pr:Fin 3310, 3311

FIN FIN

4330 4500

Working Capital Management Seminar in Select Top in Fin

3
Fin 3311

[email protected] Experimental

51034 01 52858 01 51035 02

FA

2402
M Th F Th T W F W Th T F M Th

Two-Dimensional Design
9:30am- 3:15pm 9:30am- 3:15pm 11:00am- 4:45pm 9:30am9:30am10:10am9:30am3:15pm 3:15pm 3:55pm 3:15pm Staff Staff Staff

3

3
Fin Maj Only, Senior Pr:Fin 3310, 3311 Pr:Fin 3310,3311 Fin Majors Only,Senior

50885 01 50887 03 53129 04

FA
50888 50889 50891 53171

2403
01 02 04 05

Three-Dimensional Design
Staff Troy D Staff Staff

3

FIN

4803
TBA

Cooperative Education-Fin/Eco
TBA Yamoah D

3
Pr:Fin 3310 Fin Maj Only,Sr/Jr Apprvd Petition Req

51036 01

FA

2404

Drawing I
10:10am- 3:55pm 9:30am- 3:15pm Jochnowitz J Staff

3

FIN

4806
TBA

Cooperative Education-Fin/Eco
TBA Yamoah D

6
Fin Majors Sr/Jr Pr:Fin 3310 Apprvd Petition Req

50892 01 50893 02

52860 01

FA FA FA FA

2405 2900 2950 3110

Drawing II
9:30am- 3:15pm 9:30am- 3:15pm 9:30am- 3:15pm Jochnowitz J

3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

50895 01 50897 01 50898 01 50900 01

FIN

1300
Th

Personal Finance
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3
For Non-Bus Major only OK Non Matric

Field Exp Mltctrl Arted Set
Staff Schor A Lindberg J

52786 02

Creatve Concpt-Arts/Crafts-Geb Computer Art I
9:30am- 3:15pm

3
Meets W/ 5950-01

FIN

3310
W Th

Mgt of Corporate Finance I
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Hong W

3
Eco1020-1021/Acc2200 Pr:Math 1000 Eco1020-1021/Acc2200 Pr:Math 1000

51020 07 52769 09

3
Meets/W 3111*01 5450-01

FA

3111
Th

Computer Art II/Draw & Paint
9:30am- 3:15pm Lindberg J

3
Meets/W 3110-01 5450-01

FIN

3320
T

Prep & Anlysis Financial Stmts
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3
Pr:Fin3310

50902 01

51027 01

FA

3240
TBA

Fine Arts Internship
TBA Staff

3
Intrnshp Cntrct Req Apprvd Petition Req

50907 01

FINE ARTS
FA FA
50843 50844 50845 50846 50847 50848 50849 50850 50851 50852 50853 50854 50855 50856 50858

3250
W W T

Basic Metalwork and Jewelry
10:10am- 3:55pm 10:10am- 3:55pm 9:30am- 3:15pm Crupi J

3 3
Meetsw/Fa 5450

1000
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 16 M M TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh W W W Th Th F F M

Introduction To Art
8:00am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors

50908 01

FA FA

3259 3260

Papermaking and Book Arts
Harris J Harris J

50911 01 53098 02

Beginning Printmaking

3
Meetsw/Fa3261-2 4262-2,5220-2 5221-2,5222-2

FA

3261
T

Printmaking:Litho/Screen Prntg
9:30am- 3:15pm Harris J

3
Meets W/Fa3260-2 4262-2,5220-2, 5221-2,5222-2

53099 02

FA

3270
T W

Photography
9:30am- 3:15pm 10:10am- 3:55pm Velez A Velez A

3
35 Mm Camera Req 35 Mm Camera Req

50914 01 50916 03

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FINE

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Troy D Nicolesco A Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Staff Credit Hours Comments

FA FA FA FA FA

3276
W M T T M

Sculpture Wksp:Fabrication
10:10am- 3:55pm 9:30am- 3:15pm

3

FA FA FA FA

2404
Th T Th Th

Drawing I
5:00pm-10:45pm

3 3
Staff

50919 01

50894 03

3277 3286 3287 3288

Sculpture Wksp:Modelng/Castng 3 Weaving I
9:30am- 3:15pm King-Black J King-Black J Riegle T

2405 2950 3110

Drawing II
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm

50921 01 50925 01 50926 01 53173 01

50896 02

3
Meets/W FA 3287-01

Creatve Concpt-Arts/Crafts-Geb
Kartischko L Lindberg J

3
Meets WITH 5950-02

50899 02 50901 02

Weaving II
9:30am- 3:15pm

3
Meets/W FA 3286-01

Computer Art I
5:00pm-10:45pm

3
MS-Os Non-Art Maj Meets/W 3111*02 5450*02

Furniture-Making I
9:30am- 3:15pm

3
Pr:Fa2404 or Dsn1001 Or Perm of Instr Meetsw/Fa3289-1

FA

3111
Th

Computer Art II/Draw & Paint
5:00pm-10:45pm Lindberg J

3
Meets/W 3110-02 And 5450-02

50903 02

FA FA FA FA FA

3289
M T TBA Th TBA

Furniture-Making II
9:30am- 3:15pm 9:30am- 1:45pm TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Riegle T Amorino J Staff Staff

3
Meets W/ FA 3288-01

50928 01

FA

3202
M T

Painting Workshop
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm Staff Cornish J

3
Pr:Fa 2200/ Meets WITH 5200-01 Figurative Painting Pr:Fa 2200 Meets WITH 5200-02

3901 3903 3920 4000

Intro To Art Education II Artist/Teacher Fld Exp II Art in Early Childhood Ed Ind Study in Fine Arts I
Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50904 01 50905 02

50932 01 50933 01 50934 01 50936 01

1
By Appointment

3 3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

FA FA FA

3230
W M Th

Life Drawing
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm Jochnowitz J Staff Crupi J

3
Meets WITH 5209-01

50906 01

3250 3251

Basic Metalwork and Jewelry Inter. Metalwork and Jewelry

3
Meets WITH 5430 01

50909 02 50910 01

3
Fa*3250 Meets/W 5431*01, 5432*01 5434*01,5435*01

FA

4001
TBA

Ind Study in Fine Arts II
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

50937 01

FA

4262
T

Advanced Printmaking
9:30am- 3:15pm Harris J

3
Meets W/Fa3260-2 3261-2, 5220-2, 5221-2, 5222-2

FA

3260
M

Beginning Printmaking
5:00pm-10:45pm Harris J

3
Meets/W 5220-01,3261 Fa 4262-01,5221-01 Fa 5222-01

53100 02

50912 01

FA

4795
TBA

Mentor Sequence I
TBA Staff

1
Mentr Cntrct Req Apprvd Petition Req

FA

3261
M

Printmaking:Litho/Screen Prntg
5:00pm-10:45pm Harris J

3
Meets/W 4262-01 Fa 5220-02,5221-1 5222-1, 3260-1

50940 01

50913 01

FA

4796
TBA

Mentor Sequence II
TBA Staff

1
Mntr Cntrct Req Apprvd Petition Req

50944 01

FA FA

3270
T Th

Photography
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm Staff Velez A

3
35 Mm Camera Req

50915 02

FA

4797
TBA

Mentor Sequence III
TBA Staff

1
Mentr Cntrct Req Apprvd Petition Req

3271

Intermediate Photography

3
Pr: FA 3270 Meets/W 5210 01

50948 01

50917 01

FA FA

4800
W TBA

Meaning/Making in the Vis Art
1:55pm- 4:25pm TBA Staff Staff

3
Writing Emphasis

FA FA FA FA

3273
M M W M

Photojrnl/Documntry Photogrpy
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm Staff Goodwin S Goodwin S King-Black J

3
Pre-Req: 3271

50955 01

50918 01

4990

Student Teaching in Fine Arts

10
By Appointment Apprvd Petition Req

3276 3277 3284

Sculpture Wksp:Fabrication

3

50957 01

50920 02 50922 02 50923 01

Sculpture Wksp:Modelng/Castng 3
Meets/W 5300 01

FA
50857 50859 50861 50865 50866

1000
15 17 19 23 24 S M TTh W T TTh W

Introduction To Art
12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm TBA 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Reinoso A

3
Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Non Fa Majors Dist Lrng: on Line [email protected] Meets 1st Day Non-Fa Majors Only In Spanish

Textiles and Fibers
5:00pm-10:45pm

3
Meets/W 5418-01 5420-01, 5422-01

FA

3285
T

Surface Design on Fabrics
5:00pm-10:45pm Kartischko L

3
Meets/W 5419-01 5421-01

50924 01

53074 S2

FA

3288
T

Furniture-Making I
5:00pm-10:45pm Balog P

3
Fa 2404 or DSN 1001 Or Perm of Instruct Meets/W 5440-01

FA FA FA

2000
W Th Th

Directions in Studio Art
6:00pm- 8:45pm Wukitsch J

3 3

50927 02

50870 01

2100 2200

Color Theory
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm Staff

FA FA FA FA FA

3370
S T T S M

Commercial Photography Fund
9:30am- 3:15pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 5:00pm-10:45pm Staff Leddy N Leddy N Staff

3

50873 03 50875 02

50929 01

Intro Ptng for Art Majors
Cornish J

3
Pr:Fa 2402,2404 Fa 2100

3671 3672 3920 4262

Single Camera Video Production 3
Meets/W 3672-01

50930 01 50931 01 50935 02 50938 01

Experimental Television Art in Early Childhood Ed Advanced Printmaking
Harris J

3
Meets/W 3671-01

FA FA FA FA

2210
M T T W

Watercolor
5:00pm-10:45pm Jochnowitz J Jaskowak S

3
Meets WITH 5206

50876 01

3 3
Meets/Wfa3261-1 5221-1,5220-1 3260-1, 5222-1

2280 2402 2403

Ceramics I
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm

3 3 3

50877 01 50886 02 50890 03

Two-Dimensional Design
Staff Staff

Three-Dimensional Design

FA

4280
Th

Ceramics III
5:00pm-10:45pm Jaskowak S

3
Meets/W 5401 01,

50939 01

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FINE–GENERAL

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments 5402 01, 5403 01 Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Pr: Comm 14102 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Hss Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Hss Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Hss Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Hss Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Hss Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv Travel Lrn: Italy 01/04 - 01/13/09 Apprvd Petition Req

FA

4800
W

Meaning/Making in the Vis Art
6:00pm- 8:45pm Staff

3
Writing Emphasis

50956 02

51086 02 51087 03

MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm MWF TTh TTh TTh TBA 1:25pm- 2:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm TBA

Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

FOREIGN LANGUAGE
FL 3010
MW

Comparative Phonology
4:30pm- 5:45pm Miranda I

3
Conducted in English Tcher Certification Major Only

51089 05 51090 06 51091 07 53858 T1

51038 01

FL

3216
TBA

Intro Chin Civil
TBA Staff

3
Travel Lrn: China 03/12 - 03/23/09 Apprvd Petition Req

53856 T1

FRENCH
FREN 1101 Basic French I
MWF 9:05am- 9:55am Staff

GE 3
0-1Yr Hs Fren or Eqv Non-Matric OK

2024

Research and Technology
MWF 9:05am- 9:55am Staff

3

51095 01 51096 02 51098 04 51100 06

51041 01

FREN

1102

Basic French II
MWF 8:00am- 8:50am Staff

3
2Yrs Hs Fren or Equv Non-Matric OK

MWF 10:10am-11:00am TTh MWF 2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:05am- 9:55am

51042 01

FREN

2101

Intermediate French Grammar
MWF 10:10am-11:00am

3
Non-Matric OK

52833 01

College of Nahs Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv Staff College of Nahs Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv Staff College of Nahs Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv Ramanathan D Cstme Stdnts Only Apprvd Petition Req

GENERAL EDUCATION
GE
51063 51064 51065 51066 51067 51070

GE 1

2025
W

Research & Technology
11:00am- 1:45pm Staff

3
School of Vpa Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv

51102 01

1000
01 02 03 04 05 S1 Th M T M T F

Transition To Kean
9:30am-10:45am 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

GE

2026
MW TTh F TTh M

Research and Technology
4:30pm- 5:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 3:30pm- 6:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff Staff Snyder S Staff

3
Undecided Mjrs Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 Equiv Undecided Mjrs Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 Equiv For All Majors Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 Equiv ESL Students Only Pr: ENG 1430 Apprvd Petition Req ESL Students Only Pr: ENG 1430 Apprvd Petition Req

52636 01 51103 02 52637 03 51104 L1 51105 L2

Taught in Spanish Apprvd Petition Req

GE

2021

Research and Technology
MWF MWF 8:00am- 8:50am 2:30pm- 3:20pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
College of Bpa Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Bpa Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Bpa Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Bpa Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Bpa Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv

51072 01 51073 02 51074 03 51075 04 51076 05

MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm TTh TTh 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am

GE

1000
W W

Transition To Kean
6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff

1
Rec for Students Age 25 and Older Apprvd Petition Req Taught in Spanish Apprvd Petition Req

51069 Q1 51071 S2

GE

2022

Research and Technology
MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF 11:15am-12:05pm MWF TTh TTh T 1:25pm- 2:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Lopez A

3
College of Edu Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Edu Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Edu Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Edu Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Edu Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Educ Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv

GE

2021
TTh MW

Research and Technology
6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm Staff Staff

3
College of Bpa Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Bpa Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv

51077 01 51078 02 51079 03 51080 04 51081 05 51082 06

52627 07 52628 08

GE

2022
MW TTh

Research and Technology
6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm Staff Staff

3
College of Edu Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Edu Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv

51083 07 52630 08

GE

2023
M W

Research and Technology
6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm Staff

3
College of Hss Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv

51092 08

GE

2023

Research and Technology
MWF 8:00am- 8:50am Diaz J

3
College of Hss Only

GE

2024
TTh

Research and Technology
6:00pm- 7:15pm Staff

3
College of Nahs Only Pr: COMM 1402 &

51085 01

52633 08

Spring 2009

78

Kean University

GENERAL–HEALTH

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 52634 09 MW 7:30pm- 8:45pm Instructor Staff Credit Hours Comments Eng 1030 or Equiv College of Nahs Only Pr: COMM 1402 & Eng 1030 or Equiv Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Dooley Jr R Credit Hours Comments

GCOM GCOM GCOM

3610
M T W M Th T Th

Offset Lithographic Prepress
9:30am- 1:50pm 9:30am- 1:50pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3 3 3

51051 01

3612 4620 4660 2602 3603 3620

Desktop Publishing in Bus/Edu
Dooley Jr R Damico G Damico G

51052 01 51056 01

Estimating & Purchasing Gcom

GEOGRAPHY
GEOG
51106 51107 51108 51109 51110 51111 51112 51113 51114

GCOM 3 GCOM GCOM GCOM

Research Writng & Publ Gr Com 3 Screen Printing
6:00pm-10:00pm 6:00pm-10:00pm 6:00pm-10:00pm Staff Lokuta D

2010
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

World Geography
MWF 9:05am- 9:55am MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF 11:15am-12:05pm MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm MWF 1:25pm- 2:15pm MWF 2:30pm- 3:20pm W 4:30pm- 7:15pm Th 7:30pm-10:15pm T 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

51057 01 51044 01 51046 02 51053 01

3
Take GCOM 1600

Black & White Photography I Internet Publ & Appl in Gcom
Staff

3 3
Gcom 1600 or Perm of Instructor

GCOM GCOM 4 GCOM

3635
M W T

Quality & Productivty in Gcom
7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm-10:00pm 6:00pm-10:00pm Staff Dooley Jr R

3
Gcom 1600,3612

51054 01

GEOLOGY
GEOL 1200 Introduction To Geology
MWF 9:05am- 9:55am T 9:30am-12:15pm MWF 10:10am-12:05pm MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm T 12:30pm- 3:15pm MWF 1:25pm- 3:20pm MW 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff 51116 01 51117 02 51118 03 51119 04 53103 06

3640 4610

Digital Photography II Printing Production Workshop
Nwako C

3 4
Perm of Instructor

53777 01 51055 01

HEALTH EDUCATION
HED 4
Geol 1200 or Perm

3160
TTh TF TTh TTh T W MTh TTh TF MTh W W TF M W TTh T

Health Perspectives Women
12:30pm- 1:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 8:55pm Nixon E Feehan R

3

GEOL GEOL

3265
TTh MTh

Geomorphology
4:30pm- 7:15pm

53104 01

51140 01 51141 02

3266

Hydrology
12:30pm- 3:15pm

4
Dobosiewicz J Geol 1200 or Metr 13 Or Permission

HED

3231

First Aid/Accident Prevention
DaSilva J DaSilva J Henderson K

3

51122 01

51142 01 51143 02 51146 05

GEOL

4252
Th

Field Geology II
9:30am-12:15pm Metz R

2
Geol 3261, GEOL 3263 Geol 4266

HED
51150 51151 51152 51154 51155 51156 51157 51158 51159

3400
01 02 03 05 06 07 08 09 10

Human Sexuality
11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 11:00am-12:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm MacLaury S Bonillas C Bertha S Lomax R Bonillas C McKee R McKee R Bonillas C Rogers R

3

53105 01

GEOL

4266
MW

Stratigraphy
4:30pm- 7:15pm Metz R

4
12Hrs of Geol Or Permission

53106 01

GEOL GEOL

1200
TTh TTh

Introduction To Geology
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

4 4

51120 05

3266

Hydrology
7:30pm-10:15pm

51123 02

Dobosiewicz J Geol 1200 or Metr 1360 Or Permission

HED
51161 51162 53024 51163

3533
01 02 03 04

Methods & Materials of Hed
Miksza S MacLaury S Tafaro G Staff

3

GERMAN
GERM 1102 Basic German II
MWF 11:15am-12:05pm Baird D

HED 3
German 1101 or Equiv Non-Matric OK

3600
W W TTh W M W MTh W W M W W Th S M M TTh

Nutrition
8:00am-10:45am 1:55pm- 4:25pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Feehan R Feehan R

3

51125 01

51165 01 51166 02

HED

3635

Intro To Public Health-We
Feehan R Feehan R Bowe N Bowe N

3
Writing Emphasis

51169 01 51170 02

GERONTOLOGY
GERO 4290
F

HED 3
Apprvd Petition Req

3725

Death in Perspective

3

Practicum Gerontology
8:00am- 9:15am Staff

51173 01 51174 02

52889 01

HED
51176 51177 51178 51179 51180

4333
01 02 03 04 05

Drug Use and Abuse
11:00am-12:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 1:55pm- 4:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 7:30pm-10:00pm 9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm MacLaury S Cosimano D Miksza S Hawkins L McBride G

3

GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS
GCOM GCOM GCOM 1600
F T Th F Th

Intro Graphic Communications
9:30am- 1:50pm 9:30am- 1:50pm Nwako C

3 3 3

51043 01

HED HED

4650 3231

Community Health Counseling
Nixon E

3 3

3603 3609

Black & White Photography I
Lokuta D Lokuta D Lokuta D Dooley Jr R

51182 01 51144 03 51145 04 51147 06

51045 01 51048 01 51049 02 51050 03

First Aid/Accident Prevention
Kobliska E Henderson K Weshnak H

Digital Photography
9:30am- 1:50pm 2:00pm- 6:00pm 9:30am- 1:50pm

Gcom 1600 or Perm of Instructor Gcom 1600 or Perm of Instructor

HED

3300

Community Mental Health
Bowe N Bowe N

3

51148 01 51149 02

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Spring 2009

HEALTH–HISTORY

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Bertha S Comissiong O Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Schroh W Credit Hours Comments

HED

3400
TTh S M T W

Human Sexuality
6:00pm- 7:15pm 9:00am-11:45am

3

HIST

3301
T

Public History II
4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
Liberty Hall Museum Blue House

51153 04 51160 11

51246 01

HED

3600

Nutrition
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Busby D

3

HIST HIST

3306
TTh T MW W Th M Th T W TBA

20th Century Black History
2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Johnson B Regal B

3
6 Hrs History

51167 03 51168 04

51248 02

3323 3324 3326

History of American Medicine American West
4:30pm- 5:45pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm TBA Nicholson C

3 3 3
6 Hrs History

HED

4231

First Aid Instructor Course
Weshnak H

3

53206 01

51175 01

HIST HIST 3
Meets First Day Only [email protected] Dist Lrng:Online [email protected]

51249 01

HISTORY
HIST 1000 Civil Society in America
MWF 10:10am-11:00am T 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA TBA TF 9:30am-10:45am TBA TBA TTh TTh TTh TTh MWF Th TTh TTh MTh MTh MTh MTh MWF T MWF MWF M TTh Th MWF M Th TTh MTh W 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 8:00am- 8:50am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 2:30pm- 3:20pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 10:10am-10:59am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Hyde E Nicholson C Regal B Spaulding J 51188 01 51189 02 51190 03 51191 04 51192 51193 51194 51195 51196 51198 51199 51200 51201 51202 51203 51204 51205 51206 51207 51208 51209 51210 51211 51219 05 06 07 08 09 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 S1

History of New Jersey
Banit T Carr W Mayer R

51250 01 51252 03

HIST HIST HIST HIST

3340 3363 3383 3410

20th Century America America in the 1960’S
Johnson B

3 3 3 3
Travel Lrn: China 03/12 - 03/23/2009 Apprvd Petition Req

51254 01 53766 01 53208 01 51259 01 53842 T1

Hist of Caribbean/Central Amer
Argote-Freyre Gronewold S Gronewold S

Shaffer S Shaffer S Izzi L Izzi L Hedli D Irovando C Goldstein J Staff Henn K Henn K Staff Staff Staff Mott G Staff Staff Venezia J Holland N Huttmeyer R Comesanas R Taught in Spanish

China in the 20th Century

HIST

3610
TBA

The Ottoman Empire
TBA Spaulding J

3
6 Hrs History Dist Lrng: on Line [email protected]

51260 01

HIST HIST HIST HIST HIST HIST

3852
TTh W W TTh F W Th T T W T TBA TBA

The History of Science
11:00am-12:15pm Regal B

3 3

53209 01

3865 4220 4237 4319 4321 4876 4990

World War II
4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm Mayer R

51262 01 53210 01 51268 01 53211 01

Revolutionary Era: 1789-1870
Hyde E

3 3

Europe Since 1870
12:30pm- 1:45pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA TBA Holland N

HIST

1030

History of Western Civ I
Zimmer L Zimmer L Zimmer L

3

51220 01 51221 02 51222 03

St:Brit Colonies&Amer Revolu
Mercantini J

3 3 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req Dist Lrng: Online [email protected] Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

American Liberty and Law
Goldstein J Regal B Spaulding J Esposito F Klein D Staff Banit T

HIST

1040

History Western Civ II
Medrow E Deaver S

3

53212 01

53199 01 53201 03

HIST 3 HIST

Hum Evo Modern Society Senior Seminar in History-We

53764 01 51272 01 Meets First Day Only Dist Lrng: Online [email protected] 51273 02 51274 03 53767 04

HIST

2303

United States Hist-1877
MF 9:05am- 9:55am W 9:05am- 9:55am MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm Th 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA TBA MTh M MTh Th MTh TTh W F M TBA 8:00am- 9:15am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 8:00am- 9:15am 1:55pm- 4:25pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Mercantini J Mercantini J Mayer R D’Angelo M Carr W

51224 01 51225 02 51226 03 51227 04 53762 05

HIST 3 HIST

4991 4995

Fld Wrk & Seminar Urb Stdies Independent Study in History
Staff

3 3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req 6 Hrs History Apprvd Petition Req

HIST
51229 51230 51231 53763

2304
02 03 04 05

U S History 1877 To Pres
Banit T Banit T D’Angelo M Martin H

51277 01 51278 01

HIST

2382

Modern/Cont Latin America
Argote-Freyre Argote-Freyre

3

HIST HIST

1000
S Th Th TBA

Civil Society in America
9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm TBA Irovando C

3 3 3
Meets the First Day Dist Lrng: Online [email protected]

53202 01 53203 02

51197 10

1040 2304

History Western Civ II
Gonnella J Mayer R

HIST HIST

2472 2510

Moderniztn-China/Japan
Gronewold S

3 3
Dist Lrng: Online [email protected]

53200 02

51236 01 51237 01

HIST

U S History 1877 To Pres

African History Since 1885
Spaulding J

51228 01

HIST HIST

3000
Th W MTh

Perspectives on History
11:00am- 1:45pm Banit T

3 3

HIST HIST

3233
Th W S

England in the Middle Ages
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm Zimmer L Deaver S Staff

3
See External Courses

51238 01

51242 X1

3120

Roman Civilization
11:00am- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm Bellitto C Bellitto C

3306

20th Century Black History

3
6 Hrs History

51239 01 51240 02

6 Hrs History 6 Hrs History

51247 01 53765 03

Spring 2009

80

Kean University

HISTORY–INTERDISCIPLINARY

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Lender M Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Klein D Preil J Rodriguez V Nunes K Credit Hours Comments

HIST

3326
M TBA

History of New Jersey
7:30pm-10:15pm TBA

3
6 Hrs History 1st Class Meeting only mandatory Dist Lrng: Online [email protected]

ID
51331 53790 53791 53792

1800
01 02 03 04 MTh M T TTh

Holocaust & Genocide
2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm

3

51251 02

ID

2052

Human Exceptionality
MWF 9:05am- 9:55am MWF 11:15am-12:05pm TF M W 8:00am- 9:15am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm Jonas A Jonas A

3

HIST HIST

3331
W S

History of Sports in the US
7:30pm-10:15pm Czachowski J

3 3

51253 01

51335 01 51336 02

4361

The American City
9:00am-11:45am Czachowski J

ID

2415

Group Communication
Staff Staff Staff

3
Comm 1400/1402 OK Non Matric Comm 1400/1402 Comm 1400/1402 OK Non Matric

51271 01

51339 01 51340 02 51341 03

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
IND IND IND IND IND 1310
W T W W M

History of Industrial Design
11:00am- 1:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm Riegle T

3 3 3 3

ID

2950
TTh MTh W M M TTh T T TBA

Technology and the Young Child 3
11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Rosen D Staff Garnett A Bouknight Y Burden J Osborne F Osborne J Glover E Searson M Early Childhood Maj Apprvd Petition Req Ec Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Decl Ped Maj Only Apprvd Petition Req Ped Only Decl Ped Maj Only Apprvd Petition Req Travel Lrn: China 03/12 - 03/23/09 Apprvd Petition Req

51405 01

2300 2308 2330 4310

Industrial Design Fundamentls
Elowitz R

53509 01 53756 02 51352 03 51354 05 51355 06 51356 07

51406 01 51407 01 51408 01 53172 01

Industrial Design Studio I
Prochaska S Sinclair J

Cad & 3-D Modeling
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm

Portfolio: Industrial Design
Johnson C

3
53470 08 53755 2 53491 T1

INTERDISCIPLINARY
ID
51280 52903 52904 52906 52908 52910

0123
01 02 03 04 05 06 M W T Th Th T TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TF TTh TTh TTh TTh TF W T M T TTh TTh W TF TTh Th TTh TTh TTh

Trans Disciplinary Mentoring
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm

3

ID
51362 51364 51365 52899 52900 51366

2955
01 03 04 05 06 07

Disabled Person in Amer Soc
MWF 10:10am-11:00am MTh 11:00am-12:15pm MWF 1:25pm- 2:15pm T 4:30pm- 7:15pm Th 4:30pm- 7:15pm MWF 8:00am- 8:50am M W Th Th TTh TTh M TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA

3

Powder G Apprvd Petition Req Powder G Apprvd Petition Req Vandenbrande M Apprvd Petition Req Vandenbrande M Apprvd Petition Req Pasquariello E Apprvd Petition Req Pasquariello E Apprvd Petition Req

Staff Lee B Jonas A Jonas A Henry-Beaucham Staff

ID
51281 51282 51283 52884

1010
01 02 03 04

Leisure & Rec Multicultrl Soc
Stavola-Daly F Cash J Cash J Lopes Moreira

3

ID

3051

Comp Tech in Today’s Society
Lopes E Krass A Strigari D Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req Toms River Campus

51372 01 51373 02

ID 3 ID ID
51378 51379 51380 51381

3162 3163 3210
01 02 03 04

Fam Collab Clsrm Schl & Comm 3 Bldg Inclus Env Thr Pos Behav Inf/Tdlr in Diverse Prog.
Chen J Chen J Sole R White G

ID
51284 51285 51286 51287 51288 51289 51290 51291 51293 51295 51296 51303 51304 51305 53598 53664

1225
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 10 12 13 20 21 22 23 R5

Crit Iss/Val Cont Hlth
Palmieri N Bonillas C Palmieri N Nixon E Nixon E MacLaury S Lomax R Brown J Staff O’Leary L O’Leary L Cheung T Cheung T Cosimano D Lomax R Staff Blanco M Hersh J Hersh J Hersh J

51374 01 51377 01

3 3
Ec Majors Only Ec Majors Only Ec Majors Only Dist Lrng: on-Line Ec Majors Only

ID

3230
W W TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA T TTh M

Understanding Images
4:30pm- 7:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm Elowitz R Robbins A

3

51382 01 51383 02

ID
Paired Tching Crse Coreq: Cs 0412 05 Taught in Spanish

3331 3332 3333 3341 3342 3343 3750 4240

Public Performance
TBA

1
Apprvd Petition Req

53396 01

ID ID ID

Public Performance
TBA

2
Apprvd Petition Req

53395 01 53394 01 53393 01

51314 S1

Public Performance
TBA

3
Apprvd Petition Req

ID

1300

Intro To Women’s Studies

3
Paired Tchng Crse Coreq: Cs 0412 06 Meets W/ ID 1300 01

53463 01 53464 02 53666 R6

Behind the Scenes
TBA

1
Apprvd Petition Req

ID ID ID

Behind the Scenes
TBA Staff

2
Apprvd Petition Req

51388 01 53182 01 53605 02

ID

1400
M W TTh T Th TTh Th

Tech & Info Sys in Modern Soci
2:30pm- 3:20pm 2:30pm- 4:20pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Santomauro D Lipson S Lipson S Ryder J Cangelosi V Staff

3

Behind the Scenes
TBA

3
Apprvd Petition Req

51318 02 51319 03 51320 04 51321 05 51324 08 51326 S1

Basic Concepts of Aging
4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm TBA Stavola-Daly F Kim S Kelly M

3

ID

Fam Sch Wkpl Unstdg Fam Comm3
Ec Majors Only Dist Lrng: on-Line Orientation Mtg Req Ec Majors Only [email protected]

51389 01 51391 03 Taught in Spanish

Kean University

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INTERDISCIPLINARY–MANAGEMENT

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 51392 04 W TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA W T T Th M S S Th M W Th W Th S S W S T 11:00am- 1:45pm TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 8:00am-12:00pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm Instructor Kim S James R James R James R James R James R James R Brown J Celanges S Nicholson L Nicholson L Hornstein E Colicchio M Colicchio M Hawkins L Credit Hours Comments Ec Majors Only Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Divino M Credit Hours Comments

INTD INTD INTD

4111
Th T M

Interior Design Studio III
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm

3 3 3

ID ID ID ID ID ID ID
51292 51294 51297 51298 51299 51300 51301 51302

4877 4878 4879 4880 4881 4882 1225
09 11 14 15 16 17 18 19

Med Tech Clinical Preceptor I Med Tech Clinical Preceptor II Cytotech Clinical Preceptor I Cytotech Clinical Preceptor II Histotech Clinical Precep I Histotech Clinical Precep II Crit Iss/Val Cont Hlth

15
Apprvd Petition Req

51418 02

52747 01 51396 01 52752 01 52753 01 52755 01 52756 01

4113 4122

Interior Design Projects II
O’Shea L LaCapra D

15
Apprvd Petition Req

51421 02 51423 02

Graphic Presentation Int De II

15
Apprvd Petition Req

15
Apprvd Petition Req

ITALIAN
ITAL ITAL 1101 1102 Basic Italian I
MWF 9:05am- 9:55am Staff Staff Staff

15
Apprvd Petition Req

3
Non-Matric OK

15
Apprvd Petition Req

51426 01 51428 01 51429 02

Basic Italian II
MWF 11:15am-12:05pm MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm

3
Ital1101/2Yr Hs Ital Lab Non-Matric OK Ital1101/2Yr Hs Ital Lab Non-Matric OK

3

ITAL ITAL 3

2101 2102

Intermediate Italian I
MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF 1:25pm- 2:15pm Staff Staff

3
Non Matric OK

52835 01 52836 01

Intermediate Italian II

3
OK Non-Matric

ID

1400

Tech & Info Sys in Modern Soci
Zhang W Zhang W Cangelosi V

51322 06 51323 07 51325 09

ID

2052

Human Exceptionality
Blake J Blake J Sinclair J

3 LM 4700
TTh 51430 01

LIBRARY/MEDIA
Audio-Visual Media of Instr
11:00am-12:15pm Merlo V

51337 03 51338 04

3

ID ID ID ID ID

2950 2955 3162 3750 4240

Technology and the Young Child 3 Disabled Person in Amer Soc 3

53473 09 51363 02 51375 02 52886 01 51390 02

Henry-Beaucham Ditrolio J

MANAGEMENT
MGS
51625 51626 51627 51628

Fam Collab Clsrm Schl & Comm 3 Basic Concepts of Aging
Anzalone K Post K Ec Majors Only

2030
01 02 03 04 TF TF MTh MTh MTh MTh MTh T T MTh MTh TF TF M W MTh W TF MTh M W TF M TF MTh MTh W

Principles of Management
8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 8:00am- 9:15am 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Rhee S Staff Staff

3

3

Fam Sch Wkpl Unstdg Fam Comm3

MGS
51631 51632 51633 51634 51636

2110
01 02 03 04 06

Quantitative Meth in Mgt Sci
Yang J Yang J Fulop M Yang J Fulop M Fulop M Fulop M Fenster P Fenster P Fenster P Fulop M Staff Fraser G

3
2 Yrs Hs Algebra 2 Yrs Hs Algebra 2 Yrs Hs Algebra 2 Yrs Hs Algebra 2 Yrs Hs Algebra

INTERIOR DESIGN
INTD INTD INTD INTD INTD INTD INTD INTD INTD INTD INTD INTD INTD 3100
Th W T W W F T F W Th W T M

Interior Design Studio I
9:30am- 3:15pm 9:05am- 2:50pm 9:30am- 3:15pm 9:05am- 2:50pm 9:05am- 2:50pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am- 3:15pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm- 7:40pm 5:00pm-10:45pm O’Shea L LaCapra D Travis S

3
Intd 1100 & 2100

51412 01

MGS

2120

Business Statistics
8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm

3
2 Yrs Hs Algebra 2 Yrs Hs Algebra 2 Yrs Hs Algebra Web Enhanced 2 Yrs Hs Algebra Web Enhanced 2 Yrs Hs Algebra 2 Yrs Hs Algebra

3140 4111 4113 4122 4132 4140 4141 1100 2100 3100 3131 3140

Computer-Aided Design Int II Interior Design Studio III Interior Design Projects II
O’Shea L

3
Intd 2110

51415 01 51417 01 51420 01 51422 01 51424 01 51425 01 53192 01 51410 01 51411 01 51413 02 51414 01 51416 02

51639 01 51640 02 51641 03 51642 04 51643 05 51644 06

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Intd 1100 & 2100

Graphic Presentation Int De II
Divino M Travis S Muller K Staff Staff Babarcich F LaCapra D LaCapra D Divino M

MGS

3013

Small Business Management

3
Mgs 2030 Writing Emphasis

51648 01 51649 02

Human Factors Interior Design Int Des Business Practices St:3D Modling for Interiors I Intro To Interior Design Drafting for Interior Design Interior Design Studio I Environ Controls for Interiors Computer-Aided Design Int II

MGS

3025

International Business & Trade

3

51651 01 51652 02 51654 04

Torres-BaumgarMgs 2030 Staff Mgs 2030 Torres-BaumgarMgs 2030 Marder F Rhee S Pr: MGS 2030

MGS

3030

Human Resources Management 3

51656 01 51657 02

MGS

3035

International Management

3

51662 01 51663 02

Hiraoka L Torres-BaumgarMgs*2030, Mgs*3030 Abraham T Abraham T Melworm R

MGS

3040

Management Information Systems 3

3
Intd 3100

51664 01 51665 02 51668 05

3
Intd 2110

Spring 2009

82

Kean University

MANAGEMENT–MARKETING

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Hiraoka L Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 51704 03 TF MTh TBA TTh 9:30am-10:45am 2:00pm- 3:15pm TBA 9:30am-10:45am Instructor Staff Vaccaro V Shani D Yucetepe V Credit Hours Comments OK Non Matric Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric Dist Lrng: on-Line Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric

MGS MGS
51671 51672 51673 51676

3045
TF MTh TTh TF TF TF MTh T MTh TF W TBA TBA TF W TTh M Th M TTh MW MW TTh MW MW TTh MW M MW TTh TTh M Th MW Th MW

Commercl Dvpt of the Internet
11:00am-12:15pm

3 3
51705 04 51706 05

51670 01

3051
01 02 03 06

Business Law I
2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 9:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am Staff Staff Staff Staff

MGS MGS
51679 51680 51681 53378

3052 4010
01 02 03 05

Business Law II
12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm TBA TBA 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm Staff Hiraoka L Abraham T Abraham T Yang J Fenster P

3
Mgs 3051

51708 07

51677 01

Operations Management

3
Mgs 2110/2120 Mgs 2110/2120 Mgs 2110/2120

MKT

3420
MTh

Retail Mktg. Process
8:00am- 9:15am Helliwell M

3
Prereq: MKT 3410 Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric

51709 01

MKT 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

3430
TF

Essentials of Advertising
9:30am-10:45am Staff

3
Prereq: MKT 3410 Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric

MGS MGS MGS MGS
51689 51690 51692 51693

4100 4803 4806 4999
01 02 04 05

Operations Research Coop Education/Internship
Staff Staff McGill J McGill J McGill J Zhou B

51710 01

53377 01 51687 01 51688 01

MKT

3431
MTh

Advertising Campaigns
12:30pm- 1:50pm Vaccaro V

3
Pr:Mkt 3410 & 3430 Writing Emphasis

Coop Education/Internship Integ Business Strategy

6
Apprvd Petition Req

51712 01

3
Ge Capstone Ge Capstone Ge Capstone Ge Capstone

MKT MKT

3435
T TF

Sales Management
4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff

3
Pr: MKT 3410

53624 01

3450

Industrial Marketing
11:00am-12:15pm

3
Prereq: MKT 3410 OK Non Matric

51714 01

MKT 3
Fraser G Staff

3451
MTh TTh

Consumer Behavior - We
12:30pm- 1:45pm 9:30am-10:45am Lemel R Staff

3
Pr: MKT 3410 Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric Prereq: MKT 3410 Writing Emphasis

MGS

2030

Principles of Management

51715 01 51716 02

51629 05 51630 06

MGS

2110

Quantitative Meth in Mgt Sci
Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
2 Yrs Hs Algebra 2 Yrs Hs Algebra

51635 05 51637 07 51638 08

MKT

3455
TTh

Services Marketing
12:30pm- 1:45pm Yucetepe V

3
Prereq: MKT 3410 Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric

51718 01

MGS MGS MGS MGS

2120 3013 3025 3030

Business Statistics
7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm

3
2 Yrs Hs Algebra

51645 07 51650 03 51653 03 51658 03 51659 04 53779 05

Small Business Management International Business & Trade
Hiraoka L Rhee S Rhee S Staff Melworm R Melworm R Staff

3 3
Mgs 2030

MKT

3460
MTh

Marketing Management
12:30pm- 1:45pm Ahlawat S

3
Pr: Mkt3410; We OK Non Matric

51720 01

MKT

3470
TTh

International Marketing
12:30pm- 1:45pm Helliwell M

3
Prereq: MKT 3410 Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric

51721 01

Human Resources Management 3 MKT 3480
TF

Sports Marketing
8:00am- 9:15am Staff

3
OK Non Matric Pr: MKT 3410

51723 01

MGS

3040

Management Information Systems 3 MKT 3
Staff Staff

51666 03 51667 04 51669 06

3481
M MTh

Topical Problems in Marketing
4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Lemel R

3
Pr: MKT 3410

53622 01

MGS

3051

Business Law I
7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm

MKT

4410

Marketing Research
11:00am-12:15pm

3
Pr: MKT 3410 OK Non Matric

51674 04 51675 05

51724 01

MGS MGS

3052 4010

Business Law II
7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff

3
Mgs 3051

MKT

3410
W

Principles of Marketing
7:30pm-10:15pm Vaccaro V

3
Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric

51678 02 51682 04

51707 06

Operations Management

3
Mgs 2110/2120 Web Enhanced

MKT

3430
MW

Essentials of Advertising
7:30pm- 8:45pm Staff

3
Prereq: MKT 3410 Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric

51711 02

MGS MGS

4060
W W

International Business Law
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Staff

3
Mgs 3051

51686 02

MKT

3432
TTh

Direct Marketing
7:30pm- 8:45pm Staff

3
Pr: MKT 3410 OK Non Matric

4130

Intro To Tqm
7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Meets W Mgs 5130 01

51713 01

53374 01

MKT

3451
MW

Consumer Behavior: We
7:30pm- 8:45pm Ahlawat S

3
Prereq: MKT 3410 Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric Dist Lrng: on Line

MGS

4999
MW MW

Integ Business Strategy
6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm Zhou B Zhou B

3
Ge Capstone Ge Capstone

51717 03

51691 03 51694 06

MKT

3470
TTh

International Marketing
7:30pm- 8:45pm Staff

3
Prereq: MKT 3410 Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric

MARKETING
MKT 3410
W MTh

51722 02

Principles of Marketing
8:00am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm Helliwell M Helliwell M

3
Writing Emphasis OK Non Matric Writing Emphasis

51702 01 51703 02

MKT

4410
T

Marketing Research
7:30pm-10:15pm Lemel R

3
Pr: MKT 3410 OK Non Matric

51725 02

Kean University

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MATHEMATICS

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Staff Narasimhan R Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Avirappattu G Avirappattu G Wang J Staff Staff Wang J Staff Staff Staff Lipson S Zafra P Fung T Fung T Zafra P Arnow B Avirappattu G Deavours C Arnow B Staff Affouf M Fung T Beaugris L Beaugris L Zafra P Viglione R Arnow B Arnow B Deavours C Deavours C Krantz C Krantz C Affouf M Woubneh W Woubneh W Abeles F Affouf M Wang J Zafra P Fung T Credit Hours Comments

MATHEMATICS
MATH
51436 51437 51438 51439 51440 51441 51442 51443 51444 51445 51446 51447 51448 51449 51450 51451 51452 51453 51454 51455 51456

MATH 3
51526 51527 51528 51530

1016
01 02 03 05

Statistics
MWF 8:00am- 8:50am MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm TTh 4:30pm- 5:45pm

3
Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000

1000
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Algebra for College Students
MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MW TTh MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MW TTh MWF 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm Affouf M Affouf M Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Tse K Tse K Staff Tse K Tse K Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

MATH
51532 51533 51534 51535 51536 51537 51538 51539 51540 51541 51542 51543

1054
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

Pre-Calculus
MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF M WF TTh MTh MTh TF TF MTh MTh W MTh TF Th W MTh TF M W MTh MTh TF MTh TF TF Th W MTh T W MTh MTh W TF 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm

3
Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000

51544 13

MATH MATH 3
Cr:Math 1002(01) Cr:Math 1002(02) Cr:Math 1002(03) Cr:Math 1002(04) Cr:Math 1002(05) Cr:Math 1002(06) Cr:Math 1002(07) Cr:Math 1002(08) Cr:Math 1002(09) Cr:Math 1002(10) Cr:Math 1002(11) Cr:Math 1002(12) Cr:Math 1002 S1 Taught in Spanish 51548 51549 51550 51551 51552 51554

2110 2411
01 02 03 04 05 07

Discrete Structures Calculus I
9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
Math 1054

51546 01

3
Math 1054 Math 1054 Math 1054 Math 1054 Math 1054 Math 1054

MATH
51462 51463 51464 51465 51466 51467 51468 51469 51470 51471 51472 51473 51477

1001
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 S1

Algebra for College Students
Staff Alsina I Staff Hahn S Narasimhan R Staff Staff Staff Staff Beaugris L Staff Staff Staff

MATH

2412

Calculus II
12:30pm- 1:45pm 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am

3
Math 2411 Math 2411 Math 2411

51556 01 51557 02 51558 03

MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH

2800 2995 3110 3155 3225 3342 3451

Mathematical Software Matrix & Linear Algebra Introduction To Proofs Mathematical Logic
4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 2:00pm- 3:15pm

1
Math 2411

51560 01 51561 01 51563 01 53001 01 51565 01 51566 01 51568 01 51569 02

3
Cr: MATH 2411

MATH
51478 51479 51480 51481 51482 51483 51484 51485 51486 51487 51493

1002
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 S1

Algebra for College Students
MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm Staff Alsina I Staff Hahn S Narasimhan R Staff Staff Staff Staff Beaugris L Staff

3
Cr:Math 1001(01) Cr:Math 1001(02) Cr:Math 1001(03) Cr:Math 1001(04) Cr:Math 1001(05) Cr:Math 1001(06) Cr:Math 1001(07) Cr:Math 1001(08) Cr:Math 1001(09) Cr:Math 1001(10) Cr:Math 1001(S1) Taught in Spanish

3
Math 2411

3
Math 2110 OR 3110

Computational Methods Euclidean/Non-Euclidean Geo Calculus III
9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm

3
Math 2995

3
Math 2110 OR 3110

3
Math 2412 Math 2412

MATH
51494 51495 51496 51497 51498 51499 51500 51501 51502 51503 51504 51505 51506 51507 51508 51515

1004
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 S1

Algebra for College Students
MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MW MWF 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am 10:10am-11:00am 11:15am-12:05pm 12:20pm- 1:10pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 2:30pm- 3:20pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
Prerq: MATH 1003 Prerq: MATH 1003 Prerq: MATH 1003 Prerq: MATH 1003 Prerq:Math 1003 Prerq:Math 1003 Prerq: MATH 1003 Prerq: MATH 1003 Prerq: MATH 1003 Prerq: MATH 1003 Prerq: MATH 1003 Prerq:Math 1003 Prerq:Math 1003 Prerq:Math 1003 Prerq:Math 1003 Taught in Spanish Prereq: MATH 1003(S1)

MATH

3452

Calculus IV
9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
Math 3451 Math 3451

51571 01 51572 02

MATH

3455

Differential Equations

3
Math 2412 Math 2412

51573 01 51574 02

MATH MATH

3500 3544

Statistical Software
11:00am- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

1
Math 2526

51575 01 51577 01 53004 02

Probability & Math Statistics

3
Math 2412 Math 2412

MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH

3891 3940 4545 4805 4890

History of Mathematics-We Numerical Analysis
11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 9:30am-10:45am

3
Math 2412/We

51579 01 53005 01 53006 01 53628 01 51583 01

3
Math 2412 & CPS 2230

MATH
51517 51518 51519 51520 51521 51522 51523

1010
01 02 03 04 05 06 07

Foundations of Math
MWF 8:00am- 8:50am MWF 9:05am- 9:55am MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF 11:15am-12:05pm MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm MWF 1:25pm- 2:15pm MWF 2:30pm- 3:20pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Alsina I Alsina I Staff

3
Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000 Math 1000

Applicatns of Math Statistics Math Modelling with Apps Senior Seminar in Math-We

3
Math 3544

3
Math 2995

3
Senior Status/We Apprvd Petition Req

MATH

4892
TF

History of Modern Math
12:30pm- 1:45pm Abeles F

3
Senior Status

53007 01

Spring 2009

84

Kean University

MATHEMATICS–MEDIA

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor 7:15pm 7:15pm 8:45pm 8:45pm 7:15pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Londino C Tung L Credit Hours Comments

MATH
51457 51458 51459 51460 51461

1000
22 23 24 25 S1 MW TTh MW TTh MW MW TTh TTh

Algebra for College Students
6:00pm6:00pm7:30pm7:30pm6:00pm-

3

MED

3850
M F

Crew III
8:00am- 9:10am 12:30pm- 3:15pm

1.5
Meets 1st Class See External Courses Majors Only Meets 1st Class See External Courses Majors Only

51603 X1 53011 X2 Taught in Spanish

MATH

1002

Algebra for College Students
6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm

3
Cr:Math 1001(11) Cr:Math 1001(12)

51488 11 51489 12

MED

3851
F

Crew IV
8:00am- 9:10am Londino C

1.5
Meets 1st Class See External Courses Majors Only

53012 X1

MATH

1004

Algebra for College Students

3
Taught in Spanish Prereq: MATH 1003-S2

51516 S2

MED MED

3900
W F

Production Company I: Take IV
12:30pm- 3:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm Tung L

4 1
Meets First Day Apprvd Petition Req

MATH

1010
MW TTh MW MW S S M M T M W Th T W Th

Foundations of Math
6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Avirappattu G Viglione R Viglione R Staff Staff Wang J

3
Math 1000 Math 1000

53804 01

51524 08 51525 09

3950

Comm Practicum/Ind Study
Londino C

53141 X1

MATH MATH

1016 1054

Statistics
7:30pm- 8:45pm

3
Math 1000

51529 04 51545 14 52997 15

MED

3951
F

Comm Practicum/Ind Study
3:30pm- 6:15pm Londino C

2
Meets First Day Apprvd Petition Req

Pre-Calculus
7:30pm- 8:45pm 9:00am-11:45am

3
Math 1000 Math 1000

53142 X1

MED

3952
F

Comm Practicum/Ind Study
3:30pm- 6:15pm Londino C

3
Meets First Day Apprvd Petition Req Seniors Only Apprvd Petition Req

MATH

2411

Calculus I
9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Math 1054 Math 1054

53143 X1

51553 06 51555 08

MED

4600
T T W

Senior Seminar in Media Comm 3
12:30pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Londino C Londino C

MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH

2526 2995 3110 3342 3451 3452 3526 4890

Applied Statistics I
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Math 2411

51609 01 53805 X1

51559 01 51562 02 51564 02 51567 02 51570 03 53002 03 51576 01 51584 02

Matrix & Linear Algebra Introduction To Proofs Euclidean/Non-Euclidean Geo Calculus III
7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Cr: MATH 2411

MED

4800

St:Trvl Lrng:Media and China
Londino C

3
Separate Sign-Up Re Travel Lrn: China 03/12- 03/23/09 Apprvd Petition Req

3
Math 2411

51613 T1

3
Math 2110 OR 3110

3
Math 2412

MED

4800
W

St:Trvl Lrng:Intl Media Journalism 3
4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Travel Lrn: China 03/12 - 03/23/09 Sperate Sign-Up Req Separate Sign-Up Req Travel Lrn: China 03/12 - 03/23/09 Apprvd Petition Req

51614 T2

Calculus IV
7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Math 3451

Applied Statistics II
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Math 2526

MED

4800
W

St:Trvl Lrng:Travel & New Techn 3
4:30pm- 7:15pm McHugh S

51615 T3

Senior Seminar in Math-We

3

Narasimhan R Senior Status/We Apprvd Petition Req

MEDIA
MED MED MED MED 2400
T Th T Th

MED 3 3 MED MED

4810
M

St:Advanced. Digital Media
9:30am-12:15pm McHugh S

3
Pr: MED 2800 Or FILM 3100 Apprvd Petition Req

51616 01

Production Foundations
9:30am-12:15pm Staff

53797 01

2500 2600 2800

Mass Media
12:30pm- 3:20pm Ogumah S

2600
Th S

Audio Production
6:00pm- 8:45pm Staff

3 3
Mirrer K Preq MED 2400 Apprvd Petition Req

51589 01 51590 01 51593 01

51591 02

Audio Production
12:30pm- 3:15pm McHugh S Tung L

3
Pr: MED 2400

2700

Media Performance
12:30pm- 3:15pm

51592 01

Field Production
9:30am-12:15pm

3
Video Pr: MED 2400 Or PERMISSION

MED

2800
T

Field Production
6:00pm- 8:45pm Ogumah S

3
Video Pre-Req: MED 2400 Apprvd Petition Req

51594 02

MED

2850
F F

Crew I
12:30pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm Tung L Tung L

1.5
Meets 1st Class Majors Only

53799 X1 52996 X2

MED

3000
M

Media Journalism - We
6:00pm- 8:45pm Baltin S

3
Pre-Req: MED 2500 Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req

51598 01

MED MED

2851
F W

Crew II
12:30pm- 3:15pm Tung L

1.5 3
Tung L Pr: Med2800 Or PERMISSION

53800 X1

MED

3100
W

Media Advertising
6:00pm- 8:45pm Puharic A

3
Meets 1st Class See External Courses

2900

Studio Production
11:00am- 1:45pm

51600 X1

51597 01

MED

3600
T T F

Topics in Media: TV Producing
7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm Ambrosio D Wooten J

3
TV Producing Pre-Req MED 2400

MED MED MED

3000
Th M

Media Journalism - We
12:30pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm Staff

3 3
Med 2400 OR 2800 or Film 2500

51601 01 53802 02

53801 02

3300 3600
T Th

St:Digital Storytelling
Mirrer K

MED

4700

Coop Educ: Intern
6:30pm- 9:15pm Mirrer K

3
Meets 1st Class See External Courses Apprvd Petition Req

53133 01

51610 X1

Topics in Media:Broadcast Eng
4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am- 9:10am Staff McHugh S

3
Most Tuesdays/ Nyc Prereq-Med 2600 Apprvd Petition Req

53803 03 51602 X1

MED

4701
F

Coop Educ: Intern
6:30pm- 9:15pm Mirrer K

6
Meets 1st Class See External Courses

51611 X1

Kean University

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Spring 2009

MEDIA–MUSIC

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Apprvd Petition Req Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Apprvd Petition Req

MED

4702
F

Coop Educ: Intern
6:30pm- 9:15pm Mirrer K

12
Meets 1st Class See External Courses Apprvd Petition Req

MUS

1511
TF TF

Class Piano I
8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am Staff Staff

1.5
Music Maj/Min Only Apprvd Petition Req Music Maj/Min Only Apprvd Petition Req

51612 X1

51756 01 51757 02

MUS

1513
TF

Class Piano III
11:00am-12:15pm Staff

1.5
Music Maj/Min Only Apprvd Petition Req

METEOROLOGY
METR 1300 Intro To Meteorology
MWF 10:10am-11:00am Th 9:30am-12:15pm TTh 12:30pm- 3:15pm TTh 4:30pm- 7:15pm TTh F TBA 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am-10:45am TBA Staff Staff Staff

51758 01

4

MUS

1517
M W T Th

Elementary Piano I
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff

3

51618 01 51619 02 51620 03

51759 01 51761 03

MUS 4
Metr 1300& MATH 1054

1518 1551

Elementary Piano II
4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff

3 1
McGee-Daly K Lab Req:M 5-6:20Pm Mus Maj Only Apprvd Petition Req

METR

3380

Meteorological Instrumentation
Croft P

51763 01

53107 01

MUS

Strings
4:30pm- 5:45pm

51764 01

METR

4302

Meteorology Coop Education II
Zois C

3
Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req Metr 3370 &Metr 3371 Or Perm

51623 01

MUS

1561
Th

Class Woodwinds I
4:30pm- 5:45pm

1
Schraer-Joiner Lab Req:M 5-6:20Pm Music Major Only Apprvd Petition Req

METR

4370
TTh

Advanced Atmospheric Dynamics 3
11:00am-12:15pm Yoh S

51765 01

53108 01

MUS MUS MUS

2220
MTh MTh T

Music in World Culture
12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm Valentine J

3 2
Apprvd Petition Req

METR

1300
MW

Intro To Meteorology
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

4

53563 01

51621 04

2221 2710

Music in World Culture
Valentine J Marchena M

53564 01

MUSIC
MUS
51729 51730 51731 51732 51733 51734 51735 51736

Accompanying
11:00am-12:15pm

1
Piano Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

51769 01

1000
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 MTh MTh MTh TF TF TF MTh MTh TF F W Th M MTh MTh MTh TF TF F W TF M T TF F MTh

Music Survey
8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 8:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 2:00pm- 3:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 3:30pm- 6:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm Staff Franzetti A Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
Best Choice for Ge Req Best Choice for Ge Req Best Choice for Ge Req Best Choice for Ge Req Best Choice for Ge Req Best Choice for Ge Req The Best Choice For Ge Req The Best Choice For Ge Req The Best Choice For Ge Req The Best Choice For Ge Req The Best Choice For Ge Req Taught in Spanish

MUS

2810
MTh

Chorale
2:00pm- 3:15pm Terenzi M

1
Cr: MUS 3800 Apprvd Petition Req

51770 01

MUS MUS MUS MUS

2879
MTh T F M

Jazz Ensemble
2:00pm- 3:15pm Fusco A Fusco A Fusco A Musto J

1
Apprvd Petition Req

51771 01

2880 2881 2890

Jazz Workshop
4:30pm- 5:45pm

0.5
Apprvd Petition Req

53168 01 53169 01 51772 01

Jazz Elements
12:30pm- 1:50pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm

1
Apprvd Petition Req

51737 09 51738 10 51739 11 51740 12 51741 S1

Percussion Ensemble

0.5
Cr:Mus 3730.05 Apprvd Petition Req

MUS

2900
W

Found & Prin Music Education
8:00am-12:15pm

3

51773 01

Schraer-Joiner Lab Req: M 4:30-5:45 Apprvd Petition Req

MUS

1050

Music Fundamentals

3
Best Choice for Ed Maj Best Ge Choice for Ed Major The Best Choice for Ed Maj The Best Choice For Ed Maj The Best Choice For Ge Ed Maj The Best Choice for Ed Maj The Best Choice For Ed Maj The Best Ge Choice For Ed Maj Taught in Spanish

MUS

3103
MTh

Music Theory III
12:30pm- 1:45pm Halper M

2
Music Maj/Min Only Apprvd Petition Req

51774 01

51742 01 51743 02 51744 03 51745 04 51746 05 51747 06 51748 07 51749 08 51751 10 53164 11 53166 12 53511 S1

MUS

3111
MTh

Form and Analysis-We
11:00am-12:15pm Scelba A

2
Music Maj/Min Only Apprvd Petition Req

51775 01

MUS

3113
MTh

Sight Singing & Ear Train III
9:30am-10:45am Terenzi M

1.5
Music Maj/Min Only Apprvd Petition Req

51776 01

MUS

3122
MTh

Instrumental Conducting
12:30pm- 1:45pm Connors T

2
Lab Required: M 4:30Pm-5:45Pm

51777 01

MUS

3300
W

Alexander Tech for Music I
11:00am- 1:45pm Van Hoven V

3
Mus Maj/Min or Perm of Instructor Apprvd Petition Req

51778 01

MUS

3320
T

Secondary School Music
8:00am-12:15pm Staff

3
Coreq:Mus 3321 Apprvd Petition Req

51779 01

MUS

1101

Music Theory I
11:00am-12:15pm

2
Music Maj/Min Only Apprvd Petition Req

51753 01

MUS

3321
F

Secondary Sch Mus Field Exper
8:00am-12:15pm Staff

1
Music Educ Curr Cr: MUS 3320/Lab Req M 4:30Pm-5:45Pm Apprvd Petition Req

51780 01

MUS

1111
MTh

Sight Singing & Ear Train I
9:30am-10:45am Franzetti A

1.5
Music Maj/Min Only Apprvd Petition Req

51754 01

MUS

1501
F

Class Voice I
11:00am-12:20pm Bedo M

0.5
Music Maj/Min Only

MUS

3600
TBA

Voice
TBA Harris K

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3700/3800

53514 01

51755 01

Spring 2009

86

Kean University

MUSIC–NURSING

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 53515 02 53516 03 53517 04 53519 05 53520 06 53521 07 53522 08 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Instructor Hobson R Andrews D Hermalyn J Hudson H Van Hoven V Bedo M Byun J Credit Hours Comments Apprvd Petition Req Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3700/3800 Apprvd Petition Req Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3700/3800 Apprvd Petition Req Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Apprvd Petition Req

MUS

3673
TBA

Tuba
TBA Bove A

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3730/3860 Apprvd Petition Req

53543 01

MUS MUS

3680
TBA

Pvt Studio Composition
TBA Halper M Musto J

1
Apprvd Petition Req

53544 01

3690
TBA

Percussion
TBA

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3730/3860 Apprvd Petition Req

53545 01

MUS

3700
W W T F T T M TBA MTh TBA TBA TBA TF M W S S T S T

Voice Repertory
4:30pm- 5:45pm 1:55pm- 3:10pm Harris K Hobson R Marchena M Kenniff C

0.5
Cr:Mus 3600.01 Apprvd Petition Req Cr:Mus 3600.02

51811 01 51812 02

MUS

3610
TBA TBA

Piano
TBA TBA Marchena M Daroca D

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3710/3800 Apprvd Petition Req Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3710/3800 Apprvd Petition Req

MUS MUS MUS

3710 3720 3730

Piano Repertory
12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm

0.5
Apprvd Petition Req

53523 01 53525 02

51813 01 51815 01 51817 02 51818 03 53546 04 53547 05

Guitar Repertory Class Brass Repertory
12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm TBA TBA Bumcrot C Fiterstein A Musto J Albers J

0.5 0.5
Brass Woodwind Apprvd Petition Req

MUS

3640
TBA

Guitar
TBA Kenniff C

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3720/3800 Apprvd Petition Req

53526 01

MUS

3650
TBA

Violin
TBA Sweet B

1
Hours Arranged Cr:Mus 3730/3750/385 Apprvd Petition Req

MUS
51821 53548 53549 53550

3750
01 02 03 04

Chamber Music
2:00pm- 3:15pm TBA TBA TBA Franzetti A Stewart V Fiterstein A Bryant J Terenzi M Schraer-Joiner

1
Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

53528 01

MUS

3651
TBA

Viola
TBA Deubner B

1
Hours Arranged Cr:Mus 3730/3750/385 Apprvd Petition Req

53531 01

MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS

3800 4000 4105 1000 1050 1517

Concert Choir
2:00pm- 3:15pm TBA 11:00am- 1:45pm

1
Apprvd Petition Req

51822 01 53551 01 51825 01 53167 13 51750 09 51760 02 53512 04

Music Teacher & Classroom Music History II - We
Scelba A Staff Staff Staff Staff

3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

MUS

3652
TBA

Cello
TBA Albers J

1
Hours Arranged Cr:Mus 3730/3750/385 Apprvd Petition Req

53532 01

Music Survey
9:00am-11:45am 9:00am-11:45am

3
Best Choice for Ge R

MUS

3653
TBA

Double Bass
TBA Scelba A

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3730/3850 Apprvd Petition Req

53533 01

Music Fundamentals Elementary Piano I
7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 6:00pm- 7:15pm

3
Best Choice for Ed M

MUS

3660
TBA

Flute
TBA Hansen L

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3730/3860 Apprvd Petition Req

3

53534 01

MUS

3730

Instrumental Repertory
Sweet B

0.5
Strings Apprvd Petition Req

MUS

3661
TBA

Oboe
TBA Cohen L

1
Cr: MUS 3730/3860 Apprvd Petition Req

51816 01

53535 01

MUS

3860
T

Band
7:00pm- 9:30pm Connors T

1
3 Hr Block 5-10Pm Apprvd Petition Req

MUS

3662
TBA

Clarinet
TBA Fiterstein A

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3730/3860 Apprvd Petition Req

51824 01

53536 01

MUS

3663
TBA

Saxophone
TBA Fusco A

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3730/3860 Apprvd Petition Req

NURSING
NURS 3000
Th

53537 01

Conceptual Foundations
4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff

3
Nursing Majors Only Decl Majors Only Web Supported

53000 01

MUS

3664
TBA

Bassoon
TBA Herr A

1
Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req

53538 01

NURS

3010
T T W T M T M T W Th

Health Assessment
4:30pm-10:15pm 4:55pm-10:15pm 4:55pm-10:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 8:00am- 1:10pm 9:30am-12:15pm 4:30pm-10:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 4:30pm-10:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Ostrander P Staff Ostrander P Hascup V

2
Majors Only

MUS

3670
TBA TBA

Trumpet or Cornet
TBA TBA Bumcrot C Bryant J

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3730/3860 Apprvd Petition Req Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3730/3860 Apprvd Petition Req

53539 01 53540 02

53381 02 53382 03 53383 04

NURS NURS

3020 3200

Foundations of Transcultural Prof Nsg Practice:Hpcommunity
Cuddihy J Shaykevich E Shaykevich E

3 5
Nursing Majors Only Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Nursing Majors Only Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Nursing Majors Only Decl. Majors Only

51831 01 51834 01 52982 02 51835 03

MUS

3671
TBA

French Horn
TBA Pike L

1
Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3730/3860 Apprvd Petition Req Hours Arranged Cr: MUS 3730/3860

53541 01

MUS

3672
TBA

Trombne/Euphonium Baritn Horn 1
TBA Staff

53542 01

Kean University

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NURSING–PHYSICAL

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 52984 04 W Th 4:30pm-10:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Instructor Staff Credit Hours Comments Apprvd Petition Req Nursing Majors Only Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Pezzolo P Credit Hours Comments

PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL

3307
M TTh TTh TTh W W

The Philosophy of Law
4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm

3 3 3

52782 01

3309 3310 3313

Theories of Punishment
Pezzolo P Toby M

NURS

4400
W M M M M W Th W

Prof Nurs Leadership
8:00am- 1:10pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm-10:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm-10:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm-10:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Karnatski P Silverstein W Fountain D Staff

5
Nursing Majors Only Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Nursing Majors Only Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Nursing Majors Only Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Nursing Majors Only Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52056 01 53484 01 52060 01 52061 02

51837 01 51838 02 51839 03 51840 04

Business Ethics
2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

Justice and Human Rights
Pezzolo P Pezzolo P

3

PHIL PHIL PHIL
52783 52781 52784 53487

3314 3800 1100
08 09 10 11 TTh Th TTh T W

Moral Prob/Med & Hlth Care
Fethe C

3 3 3

52062 01 52064 01

Environmental Philosophy
MWF 11:15am-12:05pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Pashman L Sitelman R Diaz J Staff Staff

Introduction To Philosophy

NURS NURS NURS

4702
TBA TBA M

Independent Rsrch in Nursing
TBA TBA 3:30pm- 4:10pm Staff Staff Patten C

2
Apprvd Petition Req

53701 01

4703 4900

Independent Nursing Rsrch Indep Practicum in Nursing

3
Apprvd Petition Req

53699 01 51843 01

PHIL

3406

Contemporary Phil Schools
Sitelman R

3

2
Decl. Nursing Maj only Clinical Is 5 Hrs/Week Seminar Is 1 Hr/Week Apprvd Petition Req Decl. Nurs Maj Only Clinical Is 5 Hrs/Wk Seminar Is 1 Hr/Wk Apprvd Petition Req Decl Nursing Maj Only Clinical Is 5Hrs/Wk Seminar Is 1Hr/Wk Apprvd Petition Req Decl Nursing Maj Only Clinical Is 5Hrs/Wk Seminar Is 1Hr/Wk Apprvd Petition Req

53485 01

PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PED 1010
F TTh TTh TTh MTh TTh T T TTh TTh TTh TTh MW MW F F M F TTh TTh TTh T Th TTh W TTh F TTh W W F TTh

51844 02

W

3:30pm- 4:10pm

Ostrander P

Beginning Basketball
9:30am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm Kaufman J Sharp M Andzel W Andzel W Burden J Andzel W Oussaty J Oussaty J

1
01/20/09-03/13/09 03/23/09-05/11/09

51939 F1 51940 H1

51845 03

W

3:30pm- 4:10pm

Pisani E

PED PED

1011 1020

Strength Fitness
8:00am- 9:15am

1
01/20/09-03/13/09

51941 F1 51943 F1 51944 F2

Personal Fitness
9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm

1
01/20/09-03/13/09 01/20/09-03/13/09

51846 04

T

4:55pm- 5:45pm

Leifeste K

PED PED

1021 1022

Personal Fitness II
8:00am- 9:15am

1
03/23/09-05/11/09

51945 H1 51946 F1 51947 H1

NURS NURS

3010
S Th

Health Assessment
8:00am- 1:10pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Woods P Antoine-Dixon

2
Majors Only

T’Ai Chi Chih
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

1
01/20/09-03/13/09 03/23/09-05/11/09

53380 01

3020

Foundations of Transcultural

3

51832 02

PED

1023

Yoga
12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm

1
Sofman-Newfeld 01/20/09-03/13/09 Sofman-Newfeld 03/23/09-05/11/09

51948 F1 51949 H1

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
OT 4600
T W M M

PED PED PED

1045 1047 1070

Beg Gymnas:Men’s Events
Ball G Ball G Kaufman J Kaufman J Kaufman J Curtis M Curtis M Curtis M Tisseverasingh Tisseverasingh Tisseverasingh Tisseverasingh Tisseverasingh Tormey S Curtis M Tormey S Martinez L Martinez L Jackson D Jackson D Martinez L Martinez L

2
Majors Only

51951 01

Activity Group Process
12:30pm- 3:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:00pm 4:00pm- 5:00pm Staff Staff Richard L Staff

3
Meets W/OT 5601 01 Meetsw/5610 02

Beg Gymnas:Wmn’s Events Beginning Softball
9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm

2
Majors Only

53136 01 51865 02

51952 01 51954 H1 51955 H2 51956 H3

OT

4611

Activity Group Process - Sl

1

1
03/23/09-05/11/09 03/23/09-05/11/09 03/23/09-05/11/09

53157 01 53158 02

PED

1080

Beginning Swimming

1
01/20/09-03/13/09 01/20/09-03/13/09

OCEANOGRAPHY
OCEN 4470
TTh

51957 F1 51958 F2

Physical Oceanography
9:30am-12:15pm Zois C

4
Ocean 3453 or Perm

PED PED
51960 51961 51962 51963 51964

1081 1088
H1 H2 H3 H4 H5

Intermediate Swimming Beginning Tennis
9:30am-10:50am 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 8:00am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am

1
03/23/09-05/11/09

53111 01

51959 H1

1
03/23/09-05/11/09 03/23/09-05/11/09 03/23/09-05/11/09 03/23/09-05/11/09 03/23/09-05/11/09

PHILOSOPHY
PHIL
52042 52043 52044 52046 52047 52049

1100
01 02 03 04 05 07

Philosophy
MWF TTh MWF MWF MWF TTh TTh TTh TTh 8:00am- 8:50am 11:00am-12:15pm 1:25pm- 2:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:15am-12:05pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm Pashman L Pashman L Pashman L D’Souza M D’Souza M Fethe C

3

PED

1095

Beginning Volleyball

1
01/20/09-03/19/09 01/20/09-03/13/09 01/20/09-03/13/09

51965 F1 51966 F2 51967 F3

PED 3 3

1101

Beginning Modern Dance I

1
01/20/09-03/13/09

PHIL PHIL

2203 2505

Philosophies of Asia
Staff Diaz J Diaz J

52050 01 52052 01 52053 S1

52974 02 51969 F1

Critical Thinking
11:00am-12:20pm 8:00am- 9:15am

PED
51971 51972 52975 51974

1103
01 02 03 H1

Beginning Jazz Dance I

1

Taught in Spanish

03/23/09-05/11/09

Spring 2009

88

Kean University

PHYSICAL–PHYSICS

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor McRae P Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 52018 02 W 9:30am-12:15pm Instructor Oussaty J Credit Hours Comments Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

PED PED

1105
M T TTh Th TTh TF TTh M MW TTh F W

Beginning Ballet I
9:30am-10:45am

1 1
Martinez L Martinez L Martinez L Martinez L Martinez L Tormey S Chucta K Konviser E Palgi Y Palgi Y Oussaty J 03/23/09-05/11/09

51975 01

1110

Ballroom Dancing
4:30pm- 5:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm

PED

3611
T Th

Curr & Prgm: Sec Ed-We
9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm Durr G Paskewich S

3
Writing Emphasis Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Writing Emphasis Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

51976 01 51977 H1

52020 01

PED

1113

Intro To Latin Dance
4:30pm- 5:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm

1
01/20/09-03/13/09 03/23/09-05/11/09

51978 01 51979 F1 51980 H2

52021 02

PED PED

1130 1151

Aerobic Dancing
9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 9:30am-12:15pm

1
03/23/09-05/11/09

PED

3612
TTh

Grp. Pers. Exer. Prog. Adult
11:00am-12:15pm Andzel W

3
Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

51982 H1 51984 F1 51986 H1

52023 01

Folk and Square Dance

1
01/20/09-03/13/09 03/23/09-05/11/09

PED

3690
TBA

Jr Field Experience:Elem
TBA Staff

1
Coreq:Ped 3610 2.75 Gpa/Hrs Arranged Apprvd Petition Req

52024 01

PED

1500

Intro To Motor Learning

3
Majors Only Majors Only

51987 01 51988 02

PED

3691
TBA

Jr Field Experience:Sec
TBA Staff

1
Coreq:Ped 3611 2.75 Gpa/Hrs Arranged Apprvd Petition Req

52025 01

PED

1920

Designing Games
12:30pm- 1:45pm

1
Phys Ed Majors Only 03/23/09-05/11/09

51990 H1

PED

3692
TBA

Jr Field Experience:Fitness
TBA Staff

1
2.75 Gpa/Hrs Arranged Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

PED PED PED PED PED PED PED

2048
TTh TTh M F M M MTh TTh M W TF TF W

Inter Gymnastic(Mixed Events)
9:30am-10:45am Ball G

2 1

52026 01

53057 01

2065 2084 2088 2101 2104 2500

Intermediate Soccer
11:00am-12:15pm Palgi Y Curtis M

51991 H1 51992 H1 51993 H1 51994 H1 53508 01 51996 01 51997 02

03/23/09-05/11/09

PED

4521
F

Senior Seminar II Athletic Tr
8:00am-10:45am Sensor J

3
Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

Swimming Fitness
9:30am-12:15pm

1
03/23/09-05/11/09

52027 01

Intermediate Tennis
9:30am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm

1
Tisseverasingh 03/23/09-05/11/09

PED PED PED

4600
M W Th

Adapted Physical Education
11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Ball G

3 3 3
Co Req PED 4690 Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52028 01

Intermediate Jazz Dance
Jackson D McRae P Divirgilio R Adams J

1
03/23/09-05/11/09

4605 4610

Evaluation in Physical Educ
Adams J Peragallo B

52030 01 52031 01

Intermediate Ballet I Introduction To Biomechanics

1
Apprvd Petition Req

Intro To Org/Adm/Supv of Ped

3 PED 1
Apprvd Petition Req

4626
T TBA WF TBA

Prescriptive Exercise Program
4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA 11:00am-12:15pm TBA Palgi Y

3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

52032 01

PED PED PED

2510 2520 2800

Intro To Ath Trng Lab
Ball G Ball G

PED PED PED

4627 4629 4690

Intern Adult Fitness Bus/Ind
Andzel W Andzel W Staff

51999 01 52000 01 52001 01 52002 02

53053 01 52033 01

Intro To Athletic Training Phys Ed Pre-Prof Fld Exp-We
Burden J Burden J Martinez L

3 3
Writing Emphasis Writing Emphasis

Exer Testing & Interpretation

3

Student Teaching-Physical Educ 10
Hours Arranged Co. Req PED 4610 Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52034 01

PED

3120

Dance Theatre
1:55pm- 4:25pm

3
Pr:Ped 2101/Ped 2103 Or Permission

52004 01

PED PED

4801
Th TBA

Pharmacology and Sports
4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Pumo J Bakker R

3
Decl. Majors Only

PED PED PED PED

3310
TTh TTh TF TTh

Coaching/Officiating Baseball
11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am Bakker R

3 3 3 3
Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52035 01

52005 01

4901

Indep Study in Physical Ed

1
Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

3315 3500 3501

Coaching/Officiating Bsketball
Bakker R

52036 01

52006 01 52008 01 52009 01

Care/Prev of Athletic Injuries
Divirgilio R Howland K

PED

4903
TBA

Indep Study in Physical Ed
TBA Bakker R

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52037 01

Advanced Athletic Training

PED PED

1101
W T T M

Beginning Modern Dance I
6:00pm- 7:15pm Jackson D

1 1

PED

3503
M

Clin Exp in Athletic Trng II
8:00am-10:45am Wujciak D

3
Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

51968 01

52010 01

1130

Aerobic Dancing
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Graham R Graham R Chucta K

PED

3504
M W TTh TTh W F M

Ther Mod in At Tr Theory&Prac
9:30am-10:45am 8:00am-10:45am Cleaves G

4
Apprvd Petition Req

51981 F1 51983 H2

01/20/09-03/13/09 03/23/09-05/11/09

52011 01

PED

1151

Folk and Square Dance

1
01/20/09-03/13/09

51985 F2

PED

3505

Kinesiology
12:30pm- 1:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-12:15pm Adams J Adams J Andzel W

3
Prq BIO 2402 Prq BIO 2402

52012 01 52013 02

PHYSICS
PHYS 2091
TTh Th F MTh F

PED

3510

Physiology of Exercise

3
Prq PED 2500

52015 01

General Physics I
9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-10:45am Gao J Staff

4
Pr:Math 1054 Pr:Math 1054

52066 01 52816 02

PED

3610

Curr & Programming in Elem Ped 3
Oussaty J Decl. Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52017 01

Kean University

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PHYSICS–PSYCHIATRIC

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time F 12:30pm- 3:15pm Instructor Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor TBA Staff Credit Hours Comments

PS 4
Gao J Gao J Pr: PHYS 2091 Meets W/2092-02 Pr: PHYS 2091

4800
TBA

Coop Ed in Political Science

9
Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req

PHYS

2092
TF W W TF W W MTh W W TTh F TTh T T

General Physics II
11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm

52113 01

52067 01 52068 02

PS

4801
TBA

Sem for Coop Ed Studnts in Ps
TBA Staff

6
Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req

52114 01

PS 4
Castiglione J Phys 2095,Math 2412

4802
TBA TBA TBA

Coop Ed in Political Sci II
TBA TBA TBA Staff Staff Staff

6
Apprvd Petition Req

PHYS

2096

Physics II
9:30am-10:15am 9:30am-11:00am 1:55pm- 4:25pm

52115 01

52070 01

PS PS

4803 4810

Sem for Coop Ed Studnts Ps II Intern in Pol Sci I-We

3
Apprvd Petition Req

52116 01 52117 01

3
Hrs Arr/Writing Emph Apprvd Petition Req

PHYS

4592

Modern Physics
9:30am-10:45am 8:00am-10:45am Gao J

4

52814 01

PS 4
Staff Pr: PHYS 2091

4811
TBA

Intern in Pol Sci II-We
TBA Staff

3
Hrs Arr/Writing Emph Apprvd Petition Req

PHYS

2092

General Physics II
6:00pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

52121 01

52069 03

PS

4990
TBA

Indep Study:Tutorial/Ps Major
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

52122 01

POLITICAL SCIENCE
PS
52078 52079 52080 52081 52082 52083 52084 52085

PS 3

1010
MW TTh TTh MW MW TTh TTh MW MW M

Intro To Pol Sci
9:00pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 9:00pm-10:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm Staff Staff

3

52086 09 52967 10

1010
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 TTh TTh MTh TTh W MTh TTh TTh MTh TTh W TBA

Intro To Pol Sci
9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm TBA Chang L Staff Kelly C Kelly C Chang L Abich D Staff Boateng C

PS

2100

American Govt and Politics
Staff Placa D

3

52090 04 52091 05

PS PS 3 PS PS
Dist Lrng: on Line [email protected]

2110 2300 3140 3420 3680 4410

Amer State/Local Pol Systems
Placa D

3 3 3 3

52094 02 52969 02 52098 01 52972 01

Intro To Comparative Pol
Staff Treusch M Simonitis W

PS
52087 52088 52089 52092

2100
01 02 03 06

American Govt and Politics
Pope D Rubin H Rubin H Finkle A

The American Presidency International Law
7:30pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

PS PS

Constitution Law:Crim Proc-We
Hernandez M

3 3
Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req

52108 02 52111 01

PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS

2110
TF TTh MTh TTh MTh MTh MTh TF MW MTh W W TF TF T F

Amer State/Local Pol Systems
8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm Lipkin W

3 3 3 3

Seminar/International Pol-We
Boateng C

52093 01

2300 2400 3130 3150 3240 3310 3340 3430 3460 3510 3680 3700 3815 4130 4420

Intro To Comparative Pol
Richani N Boateng C Treusch M Hunt R Chang L

52095 01 52096 01 52097 01 52099 01 52970 01 52971 01 52101 01 52103 01 52105 01 53016 01 52107 01 53017 01 52109 01 52110 01 52112 01

Intro Intertnl Relations American Judicial Process

PORTUGUESE
PORT PORT 1101 1102 Basic Portuguese I
MWF 9:05am- 9:55am Camacho J Camacho J Pires L

3
Non-Matric OK

American Constituional Law-We 3
Writing Emphasis

52074 01 52075 01 52837 02

Basic Portuguese II
MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF 11:15am-12:05pm

3
1-2Yr Hs Port or Eqv Non-Matric OK 1-2Yr Hs Port or Eqv Non-Matric OK

Theories of Int’l Relations Comparative Non-Western Govt
Richani N

3 3

PORT 3 3

2102

Intermediate Portuguese II
MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm Pires L

3
OK Non-Matric

Latin American Politics
Staff Chang L Abich D

52077 01

International Terrorism

PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION
PSRT 3 3
Writing Emphasis

Human Rights/Politics-20Thcent 3 2231
TBA TBA W M T Th Th

Emerging Trends and Topics
TBA TBA 6:00pm- 9:00pm 6:00pm- 9:40pm 6:00pm- 9:40pm 6:00pm- 9:00pm 6:00pm- 9:00pm Staff Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

Conflict Res and Polity
Kelly C Hernandez M Rubin H

53651 01

PSRT PSRT PSRT 3 3
Capstone Course

4280 1101 1102 1103 1204 4015

Rsrch in Psychiatric Rehab Intro To Psychosocial Rehab
Staff Staff Staff

3 3

Constitution Law:Crim Proc-We The Urban Political System Law and Public Policy
Lipkin W Kelly C Boateng C

53655 01 53646 01 53647 01

3

Comm Tech for Interview& Rehab 3 Introduction To Group Dynamics 3 Clinical Princip in Rehab
Staff

PSRT PSRT PSRT

Senior Sem: Political Issues Sem in African Politics

53648 01 53649 01 53652 01

3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

3
Apprvd Petition Req

Wellness and Recovery
Staff

Spring 2009

90

Kean University

PSYCHIATRIC–PSYCHOLOGY

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Staff Staff Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Staff Staff Liu T Staff Liu T Walsh J Staff Staff Staff Staff Gratz Z Credit Hours Comments

PSRT PSRT

4112
W T

Practicum in Psych Rehab II
6:00pm- 9:00pm 6:00pm- 9:00pm

6
Apprvd Petition Req

PSY

3630
MTh TF MTh TF W MTh MTh TF W M MTh MTh TF TF MTh TF

Social Psychology
2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 11:00am- 1:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000

53653 01

4251

Substance Abuse & Mental Hlth

3
Apprvd Petition Req

52213 01 52214 02

53654 01

PSY

3650

Understanding Self & Others

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000

PSYCHOLOGY
PSY
52136 52137 52138 52139 52140 52141 52142 52143 52144 52145 52146 52147 52151 53659

52217 01 52218 02 52219 03

PSY 3
52223 52224 52225 52226 52228

4200
01 02 03 04 06

Tests and Measurements

3
Psy 1000 & PSY 3200 Psy 1000 & PSY 3200 Psy 1000 & PSY 3200 Psy 1000 & PSY 3200 Psy 1000 & PSY 3200

1000
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 16 R1 TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh MW MW TTh TTh TTh M MTh MTh MTh TF TF MW MTh MTh MTh TF TF MW MTh MTh TF TF W MTh MTh TF W T MTh MTh TF W T MTh MTh TF W Th W TBA M MTh TF W

General Psychology
8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Staff Staff Jaffe M Staff Staff Jaffe M Filardo E Springer J Garro A Staff Staff Staff Staff Torres S Staff Staff Fantaousakis C Fantaousakis C Staff Staff Staff Staff Avioli P Staff Staff Fantaousakis C Staff Filardo E

PSY

4230

Experimental Psychology-We

4

52229 01 52230 02 52231 03 52232 04 Paired Teaching Crse Coreq: Cs 0412 01 Taught in Spanish Taught in Spanish 52233 05 52234 06

52156 S1 52157 S2

Psy 3200-Writ Emph Psy 1000 Walsh J Psy 3200-Writ Emph Psy 1000 Walsh J Psy 3200-Writ Emph Psy 1000 Hamm Baugh V Psy 3200-Writ Emph Psy 1000 Staff Psy 3200-Writ Emph Psy 1000 Staff Psy 3200-Writ Emph Psy 1000

PSY
52158 52159 52160 52161 52162 52163 52168

2100
01 02 03 04 05 06 S1

Child Psychology
8:00am- 9:15am 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 8:00am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 1:55pm- 4:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am2:00pm12:30pm11:00am4:30pm9:15am 3:15pm 1:45pm 1:45pm 7:15pm

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Taught in Spanish

PSY PSY PSY

4400
M MTh MTh MTh MTh TF TF W T

Prin of Behavioral Analysis
4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am 11:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Jaffe M Odesky I

3
Psy 1000

52236 01

4440 4940

Functional Neuropsychology Sem: Issues Contemporary Psy

3
Psy 1000

52237 01 52238 01 52239 02 52240 03 52241 04 52242 05 52243 06 52244 07

3

PSY
52169 52170 52171 52172 52173

2110
01 02 03 04 05

Psychology of Adolescence

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000

PSY PSY
52177 52178 52179 52180

2630 3110
01 02 03 04

Psy Persp on Prejudice/Racism Life-Span Developmental Psy

3
Psy 1000

52176 01

3

Hamm Baugh V Psy 1000 Staff Psy 1000 Staff Psy 1000 Staff Psy 1000

Boyd-Jackson SSr Psych Majors Psy 1000 Staff Sr Psych Majors Psy 1000 Avioli P Sr Psych Majors Psy 1000 Staff Sr Psych Majors Psy 1000 Staff Sr Psych Majors Psy 1000 Avioli P Sr Psych Majors Psy 1000 Boyd-Jackson SSr Psych Majors Psy 1000 Hamm Baugh V Hours Arranged Psy 1000 & PSY 4235

PSY

4945
TBA

Honor Sem: Issues Contemp Psy 3
TBA

52248 01

PSY
52185 52186 52187 52188 52189

3200
01 02 03 04 05

Psychological Statistics
Bousquet S Staff Staff Gratz Z Staff Staff Odesky I Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Filardo E Filardo E Springer J Staff Staff Staff

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000

PSY

4950
TF

Field Exp in Psychology
8:00am- 9:15am Odesky I

3
Hours Arranged Psy 1000 Apprvd Petition Req

52249 01

PSY

4970
TBA

Independent Study in Psych
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Psy 1000 Apprvd Petition Req

PSY
52191 52192 52193 52194 52195

3310
01 02 03 04 05

Psychology of Learning

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000

52250 01

PSY
52148 52149 52150 52152 52153 52154 52764

1000
13 14 15 17 18 19 20 MW MW MW TTh TTh TTh S MW TTh TTh S TTh S MW

General Psychology
6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 9:00pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 9:00pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am Staff Staff Staff Lorber N Staff Lorber N Staff

3

PSY
52197 52198 52199 52200 52201

3320
01 02 03 04 05

Theories of Personality

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000

PSY
52164 52165 52166 52167

2100
07 08 09 10

Child Psychology
6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 9:00pm-10:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm- 8:45pm Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000

PSY

3340

Psychology of Women
1:55pm- 4:25pm TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 8:00am- 9:15am 1:55pm- 4:25pm

3
Psy 1000 See Service Learning See Service Learning

52203 01 53387 SL

PSY PSY

3350 3540

Evolutionary Psychology Abnormal Psychology

3
Psy 1000

PSY

2110

Psychology of Adolescence

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000

52205 01 52208 01 52209 02 52210 03

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000 Psy 1000

52174 06 52175 07

PSY

3110

Life-Span Developmental Psy

3
Psy 1000

52181 05

Kean University

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PSYCHOLOGY–RECREATION

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Lorber N Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Staff Credit Hours Comments

PSY

3200
Th S W W S W S TTh S MW M M S MTh

Psychological Statistics
7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 6:00pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000

PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA

2010
Th W T M M W M Th

Mgt Challenges in Public Orgs
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3 3 3 3
Meets W/ PA 5500 01

52190 06 52787 07 53510 08

51895 02

3001 3070 3150 3200 3411 3700 4000

Managing Info: Tech & Info Sys
Donovan C Staff Staff Laury M

PSY

3310

Psychology of Learning

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000

51897 02 53811 01 51902 01 51904 02 52946 02 53267 01 51908 01

52196 06 52805 07

Adm of Public Policy Nj: Local & County Government Budgeting & Fin Mgt in Govt Critical Issues Public Admin I
Lederman S Staff Staff

PSY

3320

Theories of Personality

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000

52202 06 52765 07

3 3
Meets W/Pa*5500*01

PSY

3540

Abnormal Psychology

3
Psy 1000 Psy 1000

52211 04 52212 05

PSY PSY PSY

3630 3650 4200

Social Psychology
7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Psy 1000

Public Manager As Negotiator Junior/Senior Trans Sem in PA

3
Apprvd Petition Req

52215 03 52220 04 52227 05 52775 07

Understanding Self & Others Tests and Measurements

3
Psy 1000

3

3
Psy 1000 & PSY 3200 Psy 1000 & PSY 3200

RECREATION
REC 1100
TBA

PSY

4230

Experimental Psychology-We

4
Psy 1000 & PSY 3200 Apprvd Petition Req

52235 07

Intro Rec & Leisure Profession
TBA Valentine J

3
Dist Lrng: on-Line [email protected] Dist Lrng: on-Line [email protected] OK Non Matric

52281 01

PSY

4940
W TTh S

Sem: Issues Contemporary Psy
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 9:00am-11:45am

3 REC 2901
TBA 52283 01 TBA Valentine J

52245 08 52246 09 52247 10

Boyd-Jackson SSr Psych Majors Psy 1000 Staff Senior Psych Majors Staff Senior Psych Majors

Foundations of American Rec-We 3

REC

3300
T W

Rec for Special Populations
4:30pm- 7:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm Collins M Griffin P

3
OK Non Matric

52284 01

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PA 2000
MTh TTh MW TBA MW MTh TTh TTh W MTh TTh MW TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

REC

3310

Prin/Prac Therapeutic Rec-We

3
OK Non Matric Pr:Rec3300

Intro To Public Administration
8:00am- 9:15am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 11:00am-12:15pm TBA 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:31pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Bollwage J Holland D Holland D

3

52285 01

51890 01 51891 02 53808 05

REC 1
See Service Learning

3500
TBA

Commercial Rec and Tourism
TBA Valentine J

3
Dist Lrng: on-Line [email protected] OK Non Matric

52287 01

PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA

2001 2010 3001 3100 3200 3350 3380 3411 3412 4800 4801 4810 4811 4990

Intro To Public Admin - SL
Laury M Moore P

53812 SL 51894 01 51896 01 51899 01 51903 01 53853 01 51905 01 52943 01 52951 01 51909 01 51910 01 51911 01 51912 01 51913 01

REC REC

3900
Th TBA W F F F F F F

Planning/Organizing Activities
4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA 11:00am- 1:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am TBA Valentine J Valentine J Griffin P Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
See Service Learning

Mgt Challenges in Public Orgs Managing Info: Tech & Info Sys
Donovan C Erickson J

3 3

52291 01

3901 3903 3910

Planning/Organizing Act- Sl

1
See Service Learning

52957 SL

REC REC 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

Rec Adm Supervis Management-We In-Semester Practicum 3

3

Program Analysis Gov System-We3 Budgeting & Fin Mgt in Govt
Laury M Erickson J Staff

52292 01 52293 01 52294 02 53689 03

Writing Emphasis Hours Arranged 2.50 Gpa Apprvd Petition Req All Fld Clsses Meet For Tr Op Only Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

Collective Bargaining Pub Sect Grantsmanship for Pub Adm Critical Issues Public Admin I
Lederman S

3 3 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

REC REC

4500 4510

Internship-Rec
8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am 8:00am- 9:15am

5
Apprvd Petition Req

53692 01 53695 01 53694 02

Critical Issues Public Adm II
Erickson J Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff

Internship in Recreation

9
Apprvd Petition Req Tr Option Only Apprvd Petition Req

Internship in Pub Adm I Internship in Pub Adm II Coop Ed in Public Adm Seminar for Coop Ed Stdnts PA Indep Stdy in Public Adm

3
Apprvd Petition Req

REC REC REC REC REC REC

4900
MTh M W M M T

Recreation Leadership Skills
11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3 3 3

52882 01

Stavola-Daly F OK Non Matric Stavola-Daly F Byrtus W Consiglio P

9
Apprvd Petition Req

4903 1200 3320 3640 3730

Senior Sem: Problem Solving Computers in Recreation

52305 01 52282 01 52286 01 52288 01 52289 01

6
Apprvd Petition Req

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

Therap. Rec/Long Term Care We 3 Fund Raising in Recreation
Rizzie D Romeo C

3

PA

2000
M T

Intro To Public Administration
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm Staff Laury M

3

51892 03 52918 04

Therapeutic Rec Soc/Emot Disab 3

Spring 2009

92

Kean University

RECREATION–SOCIOLOGY

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Rice G Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 52493 02 52716 03 T W 4:30pm- 7:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm Instructor Norward J Sherman P Credit Hours Comments Pr;3950;Cr;3953,3954 Apprvd Petition Req Pr:3950;Cr:3953,3954 Apprvd Petition Req

REC REC REC

3810
T Th MW S MW

Recreation & the Environment
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 9:00am-11:45am 9:00pm-10:15pm

3 3
Pr: REC 3310

52290 01

4310 4330

Proc. & Techniques in Tr
Staff Schaffer B Andrews J

52297 01 52298 01 52299 02

Recreation & Stress Management 3

SW

3953
TBA

Field Experience II
TBA Staff

2
Pr:3950;Cr:3952,3954 Apprvd Petition Req

52496 01

REC

4700

Recreation in Hotel/Resorts
Schaffer B

3

SW

3954
T T

Methods of Sw Iii:Macro Prac
9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm Staff Himchak M

3
Pr:3950;Cr:3952,3953 Apprvd Petition Req Pr:3950,Cr:3952,3953 Apprvd Petition Req

52304 01

52497 01 52498 02

RELIGION
REL 1700 Intro To Rel of World
MWF M TTh TBA 1:25pm- 2:05pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:15am-12:05pm TBA D’Souza M D’Souza M

SW 3 SW 3

4901
TBA

Field Experience IV
TBA Staff

4
Pr:4900;4910;Cr:4911 Apprvd Petition Req

52501 01 52306 01 53490 02

4911
M T W

Senior Integrative Seminar II
10:20am-12:00pm 10:20am-12:00pm 10:20am-12:00pm Lewis A Mendelson S Pearson P

2
Pre 4900;4910,4901 Apprvd Petition Req Sr Sw Majors Pre:4900,4910,Co4901 Apprvd Petition Req Sr Sw Majors Pr:4900,4910,Co4901 Apprvd Petition Req

52502 01 52503 02

REL REL

2702 4615

Western Religions
D’Souza M

52307 01 53489 01

Indep Study-Religion
Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req 52504 03

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
STME 1601
MTh M MTh F

SW

4970
W

Social Work with Individuals
1:55pm- 4:25pm Staff

3
Pr:3952,3953,3954 Apprvd Petition Req

52505 01

Chemical Systems II
11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 11:00am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm

4 SW 4971
T

53246 01 53247 02

Ramanathan D Meets W/Sec 02 Lecture Apprvd Petition Req Ramanathan D Meets W/Sec 01 Lecture Apprvd Petition Req

Prac & Issues in Serv To Chld
4:30pm- 7:15pm Avila M

3
Pr:3952,3953,3954 Apprvd Petition Req

53178 01

SW SW

4980
TBA M M T

Community Organization
TBA Staff Rizzo D Rizzo D Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

53607 02

STME

1603
TF W TF Th MTh W MTh Th

Math/Comp Methods II
11:00am-12:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm Joiner D Joiner D

4
Lec Meets W/ Sec O2 Apprvd Petition Req Lec Meets W/ Sec O1 Apprvd Petition Req

4995

Swp in Diverse Soc
12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm

3
Pr:3952,3953,3954 Apprvd Petition Req Pr: 3952,3953,3954 Apprvd Petition Req Pr:3952,3953,3954 Apprvd Petition Req

53250 01 53251 02

52510 01 52511 02 53191 03

STME

2601

Living Systems
12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 8:00am-10:45am Lorentzen L Lorentzen L

4
Njcstme Majors Only Lec Meets W Sec 02 Apprvd Petition Req Njcstme Majors Only Lec Meets W/ Sec 01 Apprvd Petition Req

53242 01 53243 02

SW

3954
T

Methods of Sw Iii:Macro Prac
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3
Pr:3950;Cr:3952,3953 Apprvd Petition Req

52499 03

SW

4911
Th

Senior Integrative Seminar II
5:25pm- 7:15pm Pearson P

2
Pr:4900,4910,Co4901 Apprvd Petition Req

53177 04

STME

2603
TTh T TTh F

Probabilistic Methods
4:30pm- 5:45pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm Farnum E Farnum E

4
Njcstme Majors Only Lec Meets W/Sec 02 Apprvd Petition Req Njcstme Majors Only Lec Meets W/Sec 01 Apprvd Petition Req

53244 01 53245 02

SW

4980
Th

Community Organization
7:30pm-10:15pm Williams C

3
Pr: 3952, 3953, 3954 Apprvd Petition Req

52507 01

STME

2611
F

Current Issues in Sci/Tech II
11:15am-12:05pm Farnum E

1
Njcstme Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

SOCIOLOGY
SOC
52309 52310 52311 52312 52313 52314 52315 52318 52319 52320 52322 52323 52324 52325 52327 53226 53747 53660

53248 01

1000
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 R4 TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh W TTh TTh TTh W TTh W F TTh TTh W W TTh F MW

Intro To Sociology
8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 1:55pm- 4:25pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm Staff Keil J Krauss C Mayo M Keil J Staff Wheeler D Staff Naughton F Mayo M Donoghue C Kamerman J Staff Langer S Kamerman J Wheeler D Gonzalez M Kamerman J Staff Keil J

3

SOCIAL WORK
SW 2900
T W

Introduction To Social Work
12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Rizzo D Rizzo D

3
Cr: SW 2901 Sl Apprvd Petition Req Cr: SW 2901 02 Apprvd Petition Req

52486 01 52487 02

SW

2901
TBA TBA

Service Learning
TBA TBA Rizzo D Rizzo D

1
See Service Learning Cr: SW 2900 02 See Service Learning Cr: SW 2900 01

53601 02 52488 SL

Taught in Spanish

SW

2950
M Th T

Human Behavior & Soc Environ
12:30pm- 3:15pm 4:40pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm Staff Himchak M

3

52490 01 52491 02

SW

3952

Methods of Social Work 2-We
Sherman P

3
Pr:3950 Cr:3953,3954 Apprvd Petition Req

53629 S1

Paired Teaching Crse Coreq: Cs 0412 04 Taught in Spanish

52492 01

SOC

2000

Intro To Social Justice

3

53215 01

Kean University

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Spring 2009

SOCIOLOGY–SPANISH

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Keil J Staff Staff Staff Staff Naughton F Naughton F Wheeler D Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 52381 05 52382 06 52843 07 MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm MWF 1:25pm- 2:15pm MWF 2:30pm- 3:20pm Instructor Staff Staff Staff Credit Hours Comments Non-Matric OK Non-Matric OK No Native Speakers Non-Matric OK No Native Speakers Non-Matric OK

SOC

2050
MTh M TTh M TBA TF Th TF TTh W TTh TTh M MTh TTh TTh W W Th T W TF W M

Social Statistics
11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
Soc 1000 Soc 1000

52329 01 52330 02

SOC

2052

Methods of Social Research

3
Soc 1000 Soc 1000

52331 01 52332 02

SOC SOC

2100 2300

Sociology of the Family Amer Ethnic & Racial Grps

3
Soc 1000

SPAN SPAN

2101 2102

Intermediate Spanish I
MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF 12:20pm- 1:10pm Staff Staff

3
Non-Matric OK

52335 03 52336 01 52337 02

52845 01 52383 01

3
Soc 1000 Soc 1000

Intermediate Spanish II

3
Span 2101/Lab No Native Speakers OK Non-Matric

SOC SOC

2500 2710

Intro To Global Studies Crime and Delinquency
Langer S Langer S Sanchez J Donoghue C Staff Kamerman J Toby M Toby M

3 3
Soc 1000 Soc 1000

52338 01 52339 01 52340 02

SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN

3020
MTh MTh MTh MTh M MTh

Spanish for Social Services
9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm Cerda V Staff Staff Bertot E Bertot E Edreira O

3
Non-Matric OK

52385 01

3060 3100 3102 3112 3120

Latin American Short Story Advanced Spanish Comp-We Advanced Spanish II
12:30pm- 1:45pm

3
OK Non-Matric

52846 01 52386 01 52847 01 52389 01 52390 01

SOC SOC

3050 3052

Development of Soc Theory Qualitative Meth in Soc Res

3
Soc 1000

3
OK Non Matric

52341 01 52344 01 52345 02

3
Soc 1000 Soc 1000

3
OK Non-Matric

Business Spanish II
4:30pm- 7:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm

3
OK Non-Matric

SOC SOC

3060 3350

Society and Self
9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 11:00am- 1:45pm

3
Soc 1000

52346 01 52354 01 53219 02

Spec Prob in Spanish Grammar

3
Natve Span Spkr Only OK Non-Matric

Social Inequality in America

3

SPAN 3 3 3 SPAN

3125
W MTh W T M MTh M MTh MTh M M W F W MTh T

Contrs App Linguistics Spanish
11:00am- 1:45pm 9:30am-11:00am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 8:00am- 9:15am 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-10:45am 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm

3 3
OK Non-Matric OK Non-Matric

SOC SOC SOC

3420 4300 4301

Environment and Society
Krauss C Donoghue C Krauss C Krauss C Wheeler D Toby M Mayo M

52391 01

Pintado-Casas Tcher Certification Liso S Liso S Edreira O Edreira O Feito F Feito F

53218 01 52361 01 52363 01 52364 02

3205

History of Spanish Lit II

Sociology of Health Care Gender and Society
2:00pm- 3:15pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

52392 01 52865 02

SPAN

3215

Spanish Civilization II

3
Non-Matric OK OK Non-Matric

Soc 1000 Soc 1000

52393 01 52394 02

SPAN

3255

Survey Latin Amer Lit II

3
OK Non-Matric OK Non-Matric

SOC SOC

4401 4600

Social Change
11:00am-12:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
Soc 1000

52366 01 52369 01 52370 02

52398 01 52399 02

Senior Seminar Sociology-We

3
Sr/Maj Writ Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req Sr/Maj Writ Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req

SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN

4100 4303 4310 4415 4420 4469 4600 4700

Spanish Grammar: Morph/Syntax 3
Pintado-Casas Tcher Certification

52400 01 53820 01 52405 01 52406 01 52870 01

18th Century Span Lit/Culture
Liso S

3 3
OK Non-Matric

The Generation of ‘98
Staff Staff Feito F

SOC SOC

4700
M T Th S M T S W

Sociology of Deviance
4:30pm- 7:15pm Langer S Staff Staff Staff

3
Soc 1000

52373 01

The Spanish-American Novel 20th Century Span-Amer Poetry Comparative Spanish Grammar
Staff Edreira O Feito F Liso S

3
OK Non-Matric

1000

Intro To Sociology
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm

3

52316 08 52317 09 52326 18

3 3
OK Non-Matric

SOC SOC SOC

2100 3060 3110

Sociology of the Family
Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
Prq:Soc 1000

SPAN SPAN SPAN

52334 02 52347 02 52349 01 52350 02

52876 01 52408 01 52409 01 52881 02

Society and Self
7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Soc 1000

Modernism
4:30pm- 7:17pm 11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
OK Non-Matric

Sociology of Education

3
Soc 1000 Soc 1000

Seminar in Spanish Literature

3
Capstone Apprvd Petition Req Capstone Apprvd Petition Req

SPANISH
SPAN 1101 Basic Spanish I
MWF 9:05am- 9:55am Staff Staff MWF 11:15am-12:05pm

SPAN 3
No Native Speakers Non-Matric OK No Native Speakers Non-Matric OK

4710
TBA

Indep Study Span Lang or Lit
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntrct Req Grad Seniors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52410 01

52376 01 52844 02

SPAN

3100
S

Advanced Spanish Comp-We
9:00am-11:45am

3

52387 02

Fernandez-Feit Span 2101-Writ Emph OK Non-Matric Colonia L Miranda I Staff Staff OK Non-Matric

SPAN

1102

Basic Spanish II
MWF MWF 8:00am- 8:50am 9:05am- 9:55am Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
No Native Speakers Non-Matric OK No Native Speakers Non-Matric OK No Native Speakers Non-Matric OK No Native Speakers

SPAN SPAN SPAN

3105
MW MW MW T

Advanced Spanish Conversation 3
6:00pm- 7:15pm

52377 01 52378 02 52379 03 52380 04

52388 01

3115 3230

Spanish Phonetics
6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3
OK Non-Matric

52862 01 52395 01 52396 02

MWF 10:10am-11:00am MWF 11:15am-12:05pm

Latin American Civilization II

3
OK Non-Matric OK Non-Matric

Spring 2009

94

Kean University

SPANISH–VISUAL

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 53834 53835 53837 53838 02 03 04 05 T Th W F MTh MW MW TTh W TTh W TTh MW TTh 12:30pm12:30pm12:30pm2:00pm3:15pm 3:15pm 3:15pm 4:30pm Instructor Hart K Hart K Charlsen N Charlsen N Staff Evans R Staff Credit Hours Comments Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

SPAN

4105
W

Translation (Spanish-English)
7:30pm-10:15pm

3

52401 01

Fernandez-Feit OK Non-Matric

SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPED 2120
Th W M

THE 3 THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE

3160 3220 3320 3330 3355 3400 3410 3450 3700 3720

Speak the Speech
2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 9:30am-10:45am

3
Apprvd Petition Req

53836 01 Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req 53840 01 52581 01 52582 01 53179 01 52584 01 52585 01 53180 01 52586 01 52587 01

Intro Fld Exp Sped
9:00am- 3:20pm 9:00am- 3:20pm 9:00am- 3:20pm Fisher E Lee B Staff

Methods for Teaching Theatre Costume Construction Western Costume History
Staff

3
Theatre Ed Maj Only

52412 01 52413 02 52414 03

3 3 3 3

SPED

2200
T W

Multicul Lrnr Diverse Setting
11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Lee B Ditrolio J

3
Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

Scenic Painting
9:30am-12:00pm

52416 01 52417 02

Directing I
11:00am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:00pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm Staff Staff

Pr:The 3000 OR 3700

SPED

3000
T MTh

Prin & Pract Contemp Educ
4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm Pollard N Pollard N

3
Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Only Declared Matric Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

Speak Text:Voice for Performr Stage Management for Theatre Script Analysis & Dramaturgy
2:00pm- 3:15pm Staff Staff

3 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

52419 01 52420 02

SPED

3001
TBA

Preprof Fld Exp Acrs Stgs
TBA Staff

2
Decl. Matric Only Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52421 01

World Theatre II
12:30pm- 1:45pm

3
Pr: THE 1000 Eng 1030

SPED SPED

4000
M W

Lrng & Promtg Litrcy
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Strigari D Lee B

3
Majors Only

THE

3830
FS

Kean Players on Tour
9:30am- 3:15pm Davis S

3
Audition Reqd Apprvd Petition Req

52898 01

53181 01

4200

Prof Prac NJ Spec Ed System

3
Majors Only

52440 01

THE

3976
TBA

Theatre Practicum:Indep Study
TBA Staff

2
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req

52591 01

TECHNOLOGY
TECH 1010
MW T Th TTh TTh M Th W

THE 3

4100
M

Acting for the Camera
9:30am-12:00pm Staff

3
TV Studio Apprvd Petition Req

52593 01

Information Technology Founda
10:10am-12:05pm 9:30am-10:45am 9:30am-11:50am 4:30pm- 6:25pm 2:00pm- 3:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm Liou J Cheng J

52872 01 52873 02

THE THE THE THE THE THE

4350
W WF TBA

Portfolio Preparation
2:00pm- 4:15pm 3:20pm- 4:30pm TBA Hart K Gallo J Staff Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

53841 01

4900 4977 1100
M TTh MW

Senior Seminar in Theatre Theatre Practicum: Capstone Acting I
7:30pm-10:15pm 9:30pm-10:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm

3
Apprvd Petition Req

TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH

1500 2410 2920 4513 4524

Data Communication Technology 4
Liou J

53831 01 52597 01 53824 08

52981 01 52710 01 52540 01 52550 01 52711 01

3
Apprvd Petition Req

Comp. Animation Rapid Prototy
Chang G

3 3 3 3

3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

Computers in Technology
Staff Liou J

2300 4220

Technical Theatre Production
Charlsen N Evans R

Senior Prjt Seminar in Tech Internetwrkng: Swtchs & Routr

53833 01 53827 01

Topics in Theatre Education

3
Theatre Ed Maj

VISUAL COMMUNICATION THEATRE
THE THE
52559 52560 52561 52563 52562

VC 3 3 VC VC VC
The Maj Only Apprvd Petition Req

2210
F M F Th

Typography I
9:30am- 3:15pm 9:30am- 3:15pm Holloway W

3 3
VC 2210, 2240

1000
TTh TF MTh MW MW TTh M TTh MTh TTh

Introduction To Theatre
11:00am-12:15pm Charlsen N Staff Staff Staff Staff Wiggins E Staff Staff

53189 02

52556 01

3204 3210 3240

Graphic Design Fundamentals
Holloway W Staff

1100
01 02 03 04 05

Acting I
8:00am- 9:15am 9:30am-10:45am 11:00am-12:50pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 12:30pm- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 8:00am- 9:15am 4:30pm- 5:45pm

52602 01 52604 01 52606 01

Typography II
9:30am- 3:15pm

3 3
Navetta C VC 2240, FA 1100, Fa 1230

Digital Pre-Press
9:30am- 3:15pm

53822 06 53823 07

VC VC

4201
M TTh

Portfolio Visual Comm
9:30am- 3:15pm Gonnella R McDermid D

3
Apprvd Petition Req

52608 01

THE THE

2110 2150

Movement for the Actor
Mossay-Cuevas

3 3
Pr: THE 1100 Apprvd Petition Req

4202

The Design Studio
2:00pm- 4:55pm

3
Laptop Required Apprvd Petition Req

53825 01 53826 01

52610 01

Period Actng on Today’s Stage
Choate E

VC

4211
W

Identity and Information Des
9:05am- 2:50pm Gonnella R

3
VC 3204 Laptop Req

52612 01

THE

2303
M

Theatre Laboratory III
12:30pm- 3:15pm Quinn S

0.5
Apprvd Petition Req

53832 01

VC

4221
W

Design for Advertising
9:30am- 3:15pm Navetta C

3
VC 3220

52615 01

Kean University

95 Please check KeanWise for updated information

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VISUAL

Spring Undergraduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Laptop Req Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments

VC VC VC VC VC VC

2202
T Th F M W T

Studio Skills
5:00pm-10:45pm Staff Cruz R

3
Fa 1100/1101/1230

52598 01

2210 2240 3202 3220 4201

Typography I
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm

3 3 3
Laptop Required

52599 01 52600 01 52601 01 52605 01 52609 02

Computers in Graphic Design I Corp Inst Uses Graphic Design
Staff Clark T Staff

Bogdanovic B Fa 1100/1230

Advertising I
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm

3
Laptop Recommended

Portfolio Visual Comm

3
Laptop Required Apprvd Petition Req

VC VC

4210
Th T

Editorial Design
5:00pm-10:45pm Slowik-Cruz J

3 3
Kalthoff M VC 3204, 2240 Laptop Recommended

52611 01

4212

Promotional Design
5:00pm-10:45pm

52613 01

VC

4220
Th

Advertising II
5:00pm-10:45pm Palatini R

3
VC 3220 Laptop Recommended

52614 01

VC

4240
M

Computers in Graphic Des II
5:00pm-10:45pm Burns J

3
VC 2240 Laptop Recmend

52616 01

VC

4241
W

The Web Design Studio
5:00pm-10:45pm Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

52617 01

Spring 2009

96

Kean University

ACCOUNTING–COMMUNICATION

Spring Graduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Meetsw/Chem3284

Graduate Courses
Graduate courses are restricted to graduate matriculated and graduate non-degree students unless otherwise noted in the Comments column. Exceptions to courses with restrictions must be processed in the Office of the Registrar with appropriate approvals. See Graduate Catalog for course descriptions and requirements. It is the student’s responsibility to meet prerequisites as they appear in the Catalog. The listing of prerequisites in this booklet is not necessarily complete. Listings for Evening and Saturday courses are shaded.

CHEM

5285
MTh

Chemical Separation Methods
2:00pm- 3:15pm Mongelli M

3
Meets W/Chem 4285 Pr: CHEM 2283, 3284,3382

52812 01

COMMUNICATION DISORDERS & DEAFNESS
CDD 5202
M F TBA

Clin Methods in Sp-Lang Ther
4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm TBA Mandel S Reese S Reese S

3
Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

50091 01 52848 02

CDD

5203

Comp Skls/Res for S-L Paths

1.5
Dist Lrng: on Line Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09 [email protected] Dist Lrng: on Line Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09 [email protected]

52857 F1

ACCOUNTING
ACCT ACCT 5001
TTh M Th Th M W W Th T

Fin Accounting & Reporting I
6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm Mpeka R

3 3

52859 F2

TBA

TBA

Reese S

53268 01

5002

Fin Acct & Report Concepts II

53269 01

CDD 3
OK Grad Non-Matric

5227
TBA

Adv Clncal Prac Speech Path I
TBA Staff

3
Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req

50094 01 Staff Staff Wailoo B Comerford E

ACCT ACCT ACCT ACCT ACCT ACCT

5010 5120 5140 5160 5180 5190

Accounting for Managers
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm

49947 01 49948 01 49949 01 49950 01 53270 01 49951 01

CDD

5228
TBA

Adv Cnlcl Prac Speech Path II
TBA Staff

3
Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req

Fin. Acct. for Corporations Managerial and Cost Acct Taxation of Corps/Partnerships Govt and Nonprofit Accounting Law Ethics & Prof Acct Practic
6:00pm- 8:45pm Capone J

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

50095 01

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

CDD CDD CDD

5229
T M TBA

Dis of Phonology & Artic
4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm TBA Shulman M

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50096 01

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

5231 5233

Aphasia & Other Neuro Dis Sp Cog/Ling Imp in Traumatic B I
Avitto J

3 1.5
External Crse Apprvd Petition Req

50098 01 53315 01

Santo Pietro M Apprvd Petition Req

3 3
Pr:4 Grad Acct Crses Matric Students Apprvd Petition Req

CDD CDD CDD

5235
W W TBA

Lang Disorders in Children
11:00am- 1:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Glazewski B Carlucci J Reese S

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50099 01

5236 5237

Speech/Lang in School Setting Contmp Issues in Sp/Lang Path

3
Apprvd Petition Req

ACCT ACCT ACCT ACCT ACCT

5230
T Th T M Th

Auditing Information Systems
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:10pm Staff Staff Staff Comerford E Mpeka R

3

50100 01 50102 F1

49952 01

1.5
Speech Upgrade Prog Dist Lrng: on Line Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09 [email protected] Speech Upgrade Prog Dist Lrng: on-Line Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09 [email protected]

5240 5250 5260 5990

Accounting Information Systems 3
OK Grad Non-Matric

49953 01 49954 01 49955 01 49956 01

International Acct and Tax Tax Indvl Est Trust Pens Retir Seminar in Prof Acct Practice

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

50103 F2

TBA

TBA

Reese S

3
Acct Matric Studnt Apprvd Petition Req

CDD CDD

5240
M TBA

Seminar in Stuttering
12:30pm- 3:15pm TBA Reese S Reese S

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50104 01

BIOLOGY
BIO BIO 5120
MW M Th M Th

5243

Counseling in Spch-Lang Path

1.5
Dist Lrng: on Line Apprvd Petition Req 03/23/09-05/11/09 [email protected] Dist Lrng: on Line Apprvd Petition Req 03/23/09-05/11/09 [email protected]

50105 H1

Intro To Bioinformatics
4:30pm- 5:45pm

3 4
OT Students Only Meets/W BIO 3406 03 And BIO 5406 02 For OT Students Only Meets/W BIO 3406 03 And BIO 5406 01 50106 H2 TBA TBA Reese S

52738 01

5406

Advanced Neuroscience
12:30pm- 3:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm Field P Field P

50068 01 50069 02

CDD

5245
T

Sign Language F/T Slp I
4:30pm- 7:15pm Goodman C

1.5
Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09

50107 F1

CDD

5246
T

Sign Language F/T Slp II
4:30pm- 7:15pm Goodman C

1.5
Apprvd Petition Req 03/23/09-05/11/09

50108 H1

CHEMISTRY
CDD CHEM 5184
MTh

5261
TBA

Laryngectomy Rehabilitation
TBA

1.5

Intro To Molec Mod & It’s Appl
12:30pm- 1:45pm Vitale D

3
Pr: Chem3182,3382 Meets W/ CHEM 4184-1 Same Room

53316 01

50200 01

Stuart-Shanes External Crse Apprvd Petition Req

CDD CDD

5262
W Th

Voice Disorders
1:55pm- 4:25pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
Santo Pietro M Apprvd Petition Req Gertner A Apprvd Petition Req

CHEM

5284
W M

Instrumentalmethodsofanalysis
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Criasia R

4
Pr:Chem 2283 Math 2411 We

50109 01

50201 01

5263

Assess/Mang Aud Proc Dysfnctn 1.5

50110 F1

Kean University

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COMMUNICATION–COUNSELOR

Spring Graduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments 01/20/09-03/13/09 Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Staff Young E Tracey D Tracey D Tracey D Staff Credit Hours Comments

CS CS CS

5893
W Th M T W T

Field Exper in Sch Media Cntr
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Apprvd Petition Req Pre Req: CS 5898

CDD

5264
TBA

Augmentative/Alternative Comm 1.5
TBA Reklaitis C External Crse Apprvd Petition Req

50421 01

53317 01

5899 5499

Rsrch/Dev Med Mat for Sch Curr 3 Adv Seminar: Research Rdg II 3
Pr:Cs 5498 Pr:Cs 5498 Pr: CS 5498

50422 01 50414 01 50415 02 50416 03

CDD

5266
T

Comm Imp in Autism Dis
4:30pm- 7:15pm Jasina D

1.5
OK Grad Non Matric Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09 Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

52849 F1

CDD

5268
Th Th W Th

Assessment Proc Lang Disorder 3
4:30pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm Reese S Staff Glazewski B Gertner A

CS

5809

Material & Info Svcs Yng Adlt

3

50113 01 53621 02

50419 01

CDD CDD

5270 5271

Adv Diag Speech Lang Path Practical Audiology
4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50115 01 50116 H1

1.5
Apprvd Petition Req 03/23/09-05/11/09

COMPUTER SCIENCE
CPS 5921
W

Knowledge Discovery and Data
7:30pm-10:15pm Chang G

3
Apprvd Petition Req

53587 01

CDD

5298
M F T

Adv Sem Res Sp/Lang Path I
4:30pm- 7:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3

50117 01 52853 03

Glazewski B Apprvd Petition Req Santo Pietro M Apprvd Petition Req

COUNSELOR EDUCATION
CED CED CED 5050
Th M Th

CDD

5230

Craniofacial Dis/Syndromes
Luna C

1.5
Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09

50097 F1

Apprais & Assess’T Couns
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Stroh E Mascari J Petrillo S

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

50124 01

CDD

5267
T

Professional Writing in S-Lp
7:30pm-10:15pm Luna C

1.5
Apprvd Petition Req 03/23/09-05/11/09

5910 5944

Intro To Coun and Human Serv School Counseling
4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

50112 H1

50128 02 50130 01

CDD CDD

5269
Th M

Dysphagia
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Gluck S Gertner A

3
Apprvd Petition Req

3
Pre Req: Ced*5910 Ced*5950

50114 01

5298

Adv Sem Res Sp/Lang Path I

3
Apprvd Petition Req

CED CED

5950
W M M

Principles and Proc of Coun
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Stroh E Rodriguez M Staff

3
Ced 5910,5962

52852 02

50133 01

5952 5989

Theories of Counseling

3
Ced 5910,5962 Licensure Only Apprvd Petition Req

COMMUNICATION
COMM COMM COMM COMM COMM 5005
Th M T Th W

50135 01

CED 3
OK Non Matric

Practicum Counselor Supervisio 3

Interpretive Research Methods
4:30pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm Fitch F Sargent J Lynch C Yuan W Yedes J

50152 01

52929 01

5001 5013 5625 5626

St:Adv Interpersonal Comm Motivational Speaking

3
OK Non Matric

CED

5998
F

Adv Sem Res in Coun Ed I
3:30pm- 6:15pm Wengerter N

3
Pre Req: CED 5950 Apprvd Petition Req

50154 01

52927 01 52926 01 52934 01 52931 01

3
OK Non Matric OK Non Matric

CED

5999
M T

Adv Sem Res in Coun Ed II
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Wengerter N Wengerter N

3
Prereq CED 5998 Apprvd Petition Req Continuation Pre-Req Ced*5998 Apprvd Petition Req Continuation

52894 02 50157 03

Communication and Negotiation 3 Multicul Comm in Intl Conflct 3
OK Non Matric

CED

5503
S S T T

Impact Atod Across Lifespan
12:30pm- 3:15pm 9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Muldoon J Muldoon J Mascari J Rodriguez M

3
Gn OK OK Grad Non-Matric

COMMUNICATION SCIENCE
CS CS 5411
Th M W T W Th M W

50125 01

CED CED CED

5504 5910 5915

Asmt&Couns Alch/Drg Child&Fam 3 Intro To Coun and Human Serv Multicultural Counseling 3
OK Grad Non-Matric

Reading in Secondary Education 3
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Schuman D Kastner J Kastner J Staff OK Grad Non-Matric

50126 01 50127 01 50129 01

50406 01

5416

Clinical Practice Diag/Corr II

3
Preq: CS 5415 Preq: CS 5415

50407 01 50408 02

3
Pre Req: Ced*5910 Ced*5950

CS CS CS

5471 5480 5493

Curr/Theory/Prac Tchg Reading Psychology of Reading
Karstadt R Kastner J Carmichael C Tracey D

3 3
OK Grad Non-Matric

50409 01 50410 01 50411 01 50412 02 52855 03

CED

5944
Th

School Counseling
7:30pm-10:15pm Petrillo S

3
Pre Req: Ced*5910 Ced*5950

50131 02

Practicum in Reading

3
Preq: CS 5416 Cs 5460 Preq: CS 5416 Cs 5460 Preq: CS 5416 Cs 5460

CED CED

5950
Th S S

Principles and Proc of Coun
7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am- 5:00pm 9:00am- 5:00pm Stroh E Ashley F Ashley F

3
Ced 5910,5962

50134 02

5962

Group Process in Counseling

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Apprvd Petition Req 01/20/09-03/13/09 OK Grad Non-Matric Apprvd Petition Req 03/23/09-05/11/09

50136 F1 50137 H1

CS

5494
M

Practicum in Basic Skills
4:30pm- 7:15pm Carmichael C

3
Preq: CS 5481 Cs 5600 OK Grad Non-Matric

50413 01

CED

5963
W

Theory/Prac Group Counseling
7:30pm-10:15pm Muldoon J

3
Pre Req: CED 5910 5950, 5962

CS CS

5807
T W

Org/Mgmt Sch Library Med Cntrs 3
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Merlo V

50139 01

50418 01

5813

Med Res Comp Tech & Curr Supp 3

CED

5975
M

Career Counseling and Dev
7:30pm-10:15pm Stroh E

3
Pr:Ced*5910 Ced*5950 Ced* 5962

53843 01

50141 01

Spring 2009

98

Kean University

COUNSELOR–EDUCATIONAL

Spring Graduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Staff Staff Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor TBA Searson M Credit Hours Comments

CED

5980
M S

Practicum in Counseling
7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am

3
Ced 5950,5952,5963 Apprvd Petition Req Ced 5950,5952,5963 Apprvd Petition Req

EC

5500
TBA

Integrating Tech Into Ec Curr

3
Travel Lrn: China 03/12-03/23/09 Apprvd Petition Req

50143 01 50144 02

53488 T1

EC

5599
T

Adv Sem Ec & Fs Part II
4:30pm- 7:15pm Kelly M

3
Pr: EC 5598 Apprvd Petition Req

CED

5985
W S

Internship in Coun I
7:30pm-10:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm Staff Staff

3
Pre Req: CED 5980 Apprvd Petition Req Pre Req: CED 5980 Apprvd Petition Req

50469 01

50148 01 50149 02

EC

5820
TBA

Lrng Exper Select Interntl Loc
TBA Searson M

3
Travel Lrn: China 03/12-03/23/09 Apprvd Petition Req

53494 T1

CED

5986
T Th S S

Internship in Coun II
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm Muldoon J Rodriguez M Staff Staff

3
Pre Req: CED 5980 Apprvd Petition Req Pre Req: CED 5980 Apprvd Petition Req Pre Req: CED 5980 Apprvd Petition Req Pre Req: CED 5980 Apprvd Petition Req Licensure Only Apprvd Petition Req

50150 01 50151 02 52895 03 52896 04

EC EC

5230
S T

Dev Theories for Teach Ec & Fs
9:00am-11:45am 7:30pm-10:15pm Engasser M

3 3
Pr: EC 5598 Apprvd Petition Req

53794 01

5599

Adv Sem Ec & Fs Part II
Ashelman P

50470 02

CED

5989
S

Practicum Counselor Supervisio 3
9:00am-11:45am Dodd B

50153 02

ECONOMICS
ECO 5020
T

Managerial Economics
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3

CED

5998
W

Adv Sem Res in Coun Ed I
7:30pm-10:15pm Rodriguez M

3
Pre Req: CED 5950 Apprvd Petition Req

53606 01

50155 02

CED

5999
M

Adv Sem Res in Coun Ed II
7:30pm-10:15pm Wengerter N

3
Prereq CED 5998 Continuation Apprvd Petition Req

50156 01

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP
EL 5030
W

Educational Research
4:30pm- 7:15pm Babo G

3
Matric Ed Leadership Preq: EL 5541

50533 01

CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJ CJ 5600
T M

EL 3 3

5502
T TBA W W Th T Th M W W Th TBA TBA TBA

Public School Administratn I
4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA TBA TBA Salley C Staff Walko A Smith H Elovitz L Celso N Staff Christie E Staff Jackson J Christie E Celso N Elovitz L Salley C

3
Matric Ed Leadership Matric Ed Leadership

52871 01 50537 03

American Legal System
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Lateano T McManimon P

53754 01

EL EL EL

5503 5520 5541 5551

Public School Administratn II Management of Educational Fin Computer Applic in Ed Admin Basic School Law and Policy

3
Matric Ed Leadership

50540 02 50542 01 50545 01

5620

Foundations of Criminal Justi

53744 02

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

3
Matric Ed Leadership

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION
EDD EDD 6002
W W

EL 3
Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

3
12 Sh Ed Lead Prog 12 Sh Ed Lead Prog

Legal Issues in Urban Ed
4:30pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Celso N Christie E

53367 01

50548 01 50549 02

6004

Prgm Ldship & Decision Making 3

EL EL EL EL EL

5606 5607 5613 5614 5813

School Super and Org Theory Suprv/Evaluation of Instructn Curriculum Dev/Eval:Thry/Prac Learn Instr Eval & Curric Dev Field Study in Admin/Supprv I

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

53368 02

50551 01 50556 02

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
EC EC EC EC EC EC EC 5000
M T W Th M T Th

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

50559 02 50562 02 50564 01 52879 02 52880 03

Foundations of Ec & Fs
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Ashelman P Allen D Garnett C

3
OK Grad Non Matric OK Grad Non-Matric

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

50455 01

5100 5120 5250 5260 5270 5275

Lng&Read&Thght Yng Ch Thry&Pra 3 Sptg Emerg Lit Home/School Sci for Ec Tchrs
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Lockwood J

3
External Crse Apprvd Petition Req External Crse Apprvd Petition Req External Crse Apprvd Petition Req

50456 01 50457 01 50459 01 50460 01 50461 01 50462 01

3 3 3 3 3
Dist Lrng: on-Line OK Grad Non-Matric [email protected]

Research in Early Childhood Ed
Allen D DeSapio G Ashelman P

EL

5814
TBA TBA TBA

Field Study in Admin/Suprv II
TBA TBA TBA Celso N Jackson J Babo G

3
External Crse Apprvd Petition Req External Crse Apprvd Petition Req External Crse Apprvd Petition Req

50565 01 52885 02 52888 03

Dev Mlticul Persp Ec Curr Curr Devel for Yng Chldn

EL

5908
TBA

Indep Study/Fld Serv:Curriclm
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req External Crse Apprvd Petition Req

EC EC

5300
T M

Org/Adm of Ec Centers
4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Kim S

3 3
OK Grad Non-Matric Dist Lrng: on-Line Req Orientation Mtg [email protected]

50566 01

50463 01

5320

Creating Partnerships W/Fam
Kelly M

EL

5909
TBA

Indpen Stdy/Field Serv:Supv
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req External Crse Apprvd Petition Req

50464 01

50567 01

Kean University

99 Please check KeanWise for updated information

Spring 2009

EDUCATIONAL–FINE

Spring Graduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor TBA Staff Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor TBA 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Credit Hours Comments

EL

5910
TBA

Ind Stdy/Fld Serv: Policy

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req External Crse Apprvd Petition Req

EMSE EMSE EMSE

5810
TBA W T

Sys Observ Fld Exp Multicult Action Research:Integratv Sem
Thomas C

3 3 3

50568 01

53468 01

5031 5099

EL

5030
M

Educational Research
7:30pm-10:15pm Babo G

3
Matric Ed Leadership Preq: EL 5542

53447 01 50632 01

50534 02

Adv Sem Ii:Res in Educ Prac

EL EL EL EL EL EL

5502
W T W W T Th S M T S

Public School Administratn I
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 9:00am-11:45am Salley C Walko A Smith H Elovitz L Christie E Staff Babo G Jackson J Jackson J Staff

3
Matric Ed Leadership

Pugaczewski L Prereq: EMSE 5098 Apprvd Petition Req

50536 02

EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE

5223
M T Th Th W W MW Th Th

World Wide Web Technologies
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:00pm 7:30pm-10:00pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Kolodiy G

3 3 3 3 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

5503 5530 5541 5606 5607

Public School Administratn II School Building Planning Computer Applic in Ed Admin School Super and Org Theory Suprv/Evaluation of Instructn

3
Matric Ed Leadership

53450 01

50539 01 50544 01 50546 02 50552 02 50555 01 52875 03

5310 5321 5324 5331 5410 5560 5561 5810

Literature Across the Curric
McGovern A Thomas C Groniger D Augsbach B Mistral A Pittman A Debella E

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

53453 01 53456 01 53458 01 53460 01 52807 02 53465 01 53466 01 50659 02

Computers in School Curr II Critical Issues in Math Educ Environmental Exp Tch Science Dev Lang Rdg Sk Biling Sett Intro To Ed: Theory/Practice Foundations of Education Sys Observ Fld Exp Multicult
Mistral A

3
Matric Ed Leadership

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

3
OK Grad Non-Matric OK Grad Non-Matric

EL EL

5613 5614

Curriculum Dev/Eval:Thry/Prac Learn Instr Eval & Curric Dev

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

6
Apprvd Petition Req

50558 01 50561 01 53571 03

3
OK Grad Non-Matric OK Grad Non-Matric

3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & SECONDARY EDUCATION
EMSE 5099
TBA TBA TBA

ENGLISH
ENG 5180
M T W W

Adv Sem Ii:Res in Educ Prac
TBA TBA TBA Ortiz V Weiner J Weiger M

3 Sem Contemp Rsrch Appl Ling
4:30pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm Brilliant N

53369 02 53371 03 53372 04

3 3 3 3

Prereq: EMSE 5098 Apprvd Petition Req Prereq: EMSE 5098 Apprvd Petition Req

50809 01

ENG ENG ENG

5120 5170 5455

Language Acquisition
Rodriguez-Bach

50806 01 53088 01 53094 01

EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE

5210
T T W T T M M TBA

Teaching English Curriculum
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Cahir L

3 3 3 3

Communicative Grammar James Joyce
6:00pm- 8:45pm O’Day D

53448 01

Rodriguez-Bach Apprvd Petition Req

5220 5230 5240 5311 5315 5320

Teaching Mathematics Curricul
Groniger D Augsbach B Weiner J

53449 01 53451 01 53452 01 53454 01 50642 01 53455 01 53495 T1

Teaching Science Curriculum Tchg the Social Studies Theory/Pract Tchg Lang Arts
Pittman A

FINANCE
FIN 5300
Th

Business Finance
7:30pm-10:15pm Yamoah D

3
Graduate Students only

3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

52861 01

Intro Lang Arts&Rdg Tch Cont
Verdi G Baldwin B Searson M

FINE ARTS
FA FA 5000
M W

Computers in School Curr I

3
Travel Lrn: China 03/12- 03/23/2009 Apprvd Petition Req

Studies in Creative Process
4:30am- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 8:45pm Desiano M

3 3
Writing Emphasis Apprvd Petition Req

50958 01

5016

Found Grad Study Art Ed II
Amorino J

50959 01

EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE

5323
Th W T Th

Theory/Practice Teaching Math
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Walsh T

3 FA 3 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req

53457 01

5090
TBA

Mentor Sequence I
TBA Staff

1
Mentors Contract Req Apprvd Petition Req

5330 5340 5404

Theory and Practice Teaching
Baldwin B

50960 01

53459 01 53461 01 50651 01 53462 02

Theory & Practice of Tchg Ss
Weiner J Mistral A Staff Mistral A

FA

5091
TBA

Mentor Sequence II
TBA Staff

1
Mentor Contract Reqr External Crse Apprvd Petition Req

53275 01

Hist/Lang/Cult Limit Eng Stud

FA

5092
TBA

Mentor Sequence III
TBA Staff

1
Mentor Contract Req’ External Crse Apprvd Petition Req

EMSE

5410
T

Dev Lang Rdg Sk Biling Sett
4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Apprvd Petition Req

50963 01

50652 01

EMSE

5421
M W TBA

Adv Theory/Practice Tchg ESL
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA DelRisco G DelRisco G Staff

3
Prereq: EMSE 5420 Prereq: EMSE 5420

FA

5220
T

Printmaking
9:30am- 3:15pm Harris J

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets W/FA 3260-2 3261-2,4262-2, 5221-2,5222-2

50653 01 50654 02

50971 02

EMSE

5564

Professional Internship

6

53467 01

Spring 2009

100

Kean University

FINE–GLOBAL

Spring Graduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Lindberg J Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments 5418-1,5422-1

FA

5450
W

Computer Art I
10:10am- 3:55pm

3
OK Grad Non Matric Meetsw/Fa 3110-1 Fa 3111-1

50986 01

FA

5421
T

Advanced Work in Fibers II
5:00pm-10:45pm Kartischko L

3
Meets/W FA 3285 01 And 5419-01

50979 01

FA

5950
M

Creative Concepts Arts/Crafts
9:30am- 3:15pm Schor A

3
OK Grad Non Matric Meets/W 2950-01

50989 01

FA

5422
M

Advanced Work in Fibers III
5:00pm-10:45pm King-Black J

3
Non Matric OK Meetsw/3284-1 5418-01 & 5420

53174 01

FA

5997
TBA

Adv Sem:Fine Arts Supervision
TBA Staff

3
Pr:24 Sem.Hrs. In Program

50991 01

FA

5430
M

Metals
5:00pm-10:45pm Staff

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets/W 3250

50980 01

FA

5999
W

Adv Seminar in Fine Arts Ed II
4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff

3
Prereq: Fa*5998 Cert Mjr Apprvd Petition Req

50993 02

FA

5431
Th

Metals 2
5:00pm-10:45pm Crupi J

3
OK Grad Non Matric Meets/W 5432-01 5435-01, 3251-01, 5434 01

50981 01

FA

5200
M T

Painting
5:00pm-10:45pm 5:00pm-10:45pm Staff Cornish J

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets/W FA 3202-01 Fa 2200 OK Grad Non-Matric Figurative Painting Meets/W FA 3202 02 Pr: FA 2200

50965 01 50966 02

FA

5432
Th

Metals 3
5:00pm-10:45pm Crupi J

3
OK Grad Non Matric Meets/W 3251-01 5432-01, 5434-01 5435-01

50982 01

FA

5206
M

Watercolor
5:00pm-10:45pm Jochnowitz J

3
OK Grad Non Matric Meets W/2210 01

FA

5434
Th

Metals 4
5:00pm-10:45pm Crupi J

3
Meets/W 5431-01 5432-01, 5435-01, 3251-01 OK Grad Non-Matric

50967 01

50983 01

FA

5209
W

Life Drawing
5:00pm-10:45pm Jochnowitz J

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets/W FA 3230 01

50968 01

FA

5435
Th

Metals 5
5:00pm-10:45pm Crupi J

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets/W 5431-01, 5432-01, 3251-01, 5434 01

50984 01

FA

5210
Th

Photography
5:00pm-10:45pm Velez A

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets W/ FA 3271 01

50969 01

FA

5220
M

Printmaking
5:00pm-10:45pm Staff

3
OK Grad Non-Matric With 3260-01,3261-1 4262-1,5221-1,5222-1

FA

5440
T

Furniture Making-Woodworking
5:00pm-10:45pm Balog P

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets/W 3288-02

50970 01

50985 01

FA

5450
Th

Computer Art I
5:00pm-10:45pm Lindberg J

3
OK Grad Non Matric Meets/W 3110-02 3111-02

FA

5221
M

Print Making 2
5:00pm-10:45pm Harris J

3
Meets W/ FA 3260 01 Fa 3261 01 Fa 4262 01/Fa 5220 01 Fa 5222 01 Apprvd Petition Req

50987 02

53650 01

FA

5950
Th

Creative Concepts Arts/Crafts
5:00pm-10:45pm Kartischko L

3
Meets W/FA 2950 02 OK Grad Non Matric

50990 02

FA

5222
M

Print Making 3
5:00pm-10:45pm Harris J

3
Meets W/ FA 3260 01 Fa 3261 01 Fa 4262 01/Fa 5220 01 Fa 5221 01 Apprvd Petition Req

53658 01

FA

5999
W W

Adv Seminar in Fine Arts Ed II
6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm King-Black J Staff

3
Pr: Fa*5998 Studio Mjr Apprvd Petition Req Pre-Req 5998 Certificate Majors Apprvd Petition Req

50992 01 50994 03

FA

5300
W

Sculpture
5:00pm-10:45pm Goodwin S

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets WITH 3277-02

50972 01

FA

5401
Th

Grad Cer II
5:00pm-10:45pm Jaskowak S

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets/W 4280 01, 5402 01, 5403 01

GEOLOGY
GEOL 5212
W

50973 01

Regional Geology
4:30pm- 7:15pm Manfrino C

4
Travel Lrn Cayman Islands 03/14 - 03/22/2009

53645 T1

FA

5402
Th

Grad Ceramics Advanced
5:00pm-10:45pm Jaskowak S

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets/W 4280 01, 5401 01, 5403 01

50974 01

FA

5403
Th

Grad Cer IV
5:00pm-10:45pm Jaskowak S

3
OK Grad Non Matric Meets/W 4280 01, 5401 01, 5402 01

GLOBAL MBA
GMBA GMBA GMBA 5760
F F M

50975 01

Global Business Internship I
3:30pm- 6:15pm 3:30pm- 6:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm Staff Staff Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

52867 01

FA

5418
M

Processes in Fiber I
5:00pm-10:45pm King-Black J

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Meets WITH 3284-01 & 5420-01,5422-01

5761 5065

Global Business Internship II Global Marketing Strategy

3
Apprvd Petition Req

50976 01

53737 01 51126 01

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Pr:Math 1000 Cps 1030

FA

5419
T

Processes in Fibers II
5:00pm-10:45pm Kartischko L

3
Surface Design OK Grad Non Matric Meets/W 3285-01 5421-01

50977 01

GMBA GMBA GMBA

5075
MW T TTh

International Management
9:00pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm Staff Staff Burke V

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

51128 01

5370 5660

Global Investment Analysis Global Ethical & Legal Issues

3
Gn OK

FA

5420
M

Advanced Work in Fibers I
5:00pm-10:45pm King-Black J

3
OK Grad Non Matric Meets/W 3284-01

52869 01 51131 01

50978 01

3
OK Grad Non Matric

Kean University

101 Please check KeanWise for updated information

Spring 2009

GLOBAL–NURSING

Spring Graduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Afriyie K Shani D Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Melworm R Staff Credit Hours Comments

GMBA GMBA

5680
W TTh

Mgmt & Ldrshp in Global Envrn
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm

3
OK Grad Non Matric

MGS MGS

5040
M W

Introduction To E-Business
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3
OK Grad Non Matric

51133 01

51697 01

5710

Global Business Travel-Learn

3
Travel Lrn: China 03/10 - 03/22/09 Apprvd Petition Req

5130

Total Quality Management

3
Meets with Mgs 4130 01

52866 T1

53376 01

GMBA GMBA

5785
MW Th

Adv Sem in Cross-Cultural Mgt
9:00pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm Afriyie K Zhang S

3
Gn OK Pr: 24Cr in Gmba Gmba 5065, 5075 Mgs 5010 OK Grad Non Matric

52864 01

MARKETING
MKT 5400
TBA

5885

Global Information Management 3 Marketing Management
TBA Lemel R

51137 01

3
OK Non Matric Dist Lrng: on Line [email protected]

51726 01

GMBA

5900
F

Global Business Simulation
6:30pm- 9:15pm Mikruk J

3

MKT

5430
M

Services Marketing
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3
OK Non Matric

51138 01

51728 01

GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS
MAHG GCOM GCOM GCOM GCOM GCOM 5670
Th W M F Th

MASTER HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE
5001
Th M

History of the Holocaust II
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Weinstein B

3 3
Meets With HIST 5861, HIST 3861 Open To Ug with Perm of Instructor

Estimating Cost Anlysis/Gcom
4:30pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm-10:00pm 6:00pm-10:00pm 6:00pm-10:00pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Damico G Nwako C Lobai J Staff Staff

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

53769 01

51061 01

MAHG

5002

History of Jewish People
Klein D

5620 5630 5640 5690

Digital Print Comm Imaging Color Analysis/Image Process Digital Photo Graphic Imaging Research Seminar in Gcom

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

51431 01

51058 01 51059 01 51060 01 51062 01

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

MAHG

5005
W

Phil,Theo,Legal Aspect of Hol
4:30pm- 7:15pm Nunes K

3
L-206

51432 01

3

MATHEMATICS
MATH 3 MATH 5505
Th W

HEALTH EDUCATION
HED 5500
TTh

Applied Statistical Analysis
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Woubneh W Woubneh W

3
OK Grad Non Matric

51588 01

School Nursing Hlth Ed Intern
7:30pm- 8:45pm Bowe N

5540

Actuarial Mathematics

3
Jr/Sr with Perm OK Grad Non-Matric

51183 01

53008 01

MATH

5600
M T

Special Topics in Mathematics
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Lipson S Joiner D

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

INTERDISCIPLINARY
ID ID ID 5020
TBA M TBA TBA

53009 01

MATH 3 3 3
Apprvd Petition Req Travel Lrn: China 03/12 - 03/23/09 Apprvd Petition Req

5631

Curnt Topics in Computational

3
Pr: MATH 5630 OK Grad Non Matric Jr/Sr with Perm

Rdgs in Behavioral Sciences
TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA TBA Staff

53010 01

51398 01

5099 5700

Adv Sem: Res in Beh Sci II Ind Programs of Adv Study
Staff Searson M

51399 01 51400 01 53496 T1

Hamm Baugh V Pr:Id 5098

MATH

5500
M

Stat Meth for Analyzing Data
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Undergrad Stat Crse Gen Elective Cred only

51586 01

ID ID ID ID

5701
TBA

Ind Programs of Adv Study
TBA Staff Staff Staff Lorber N

3
Apprvd Petition Req

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MIS MIS MIS 5305
T W T

51401 01

Mis Capstone
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Ryder J

3
Apprvd Petition Req

5800
TBA

Thesis Option
TBA

3
Apprvd Petition Req

53350 01

51402 01

5599 5304

Spec Topics Mgmt Info Systems 3 Systems Analysis/Logical Dsgn
Stewart C

5801
TBA M

Thesis Option
TBA 7:30pm-10:15pm

6
Apprvd Petition Req

51700 01 53348 01

51403 01

3
Apprvd Petition Req

5015

Res Meth in Behavioral Sci

3
6 Cr Ug/Gr Psy/Soc

51397 01

LIBERAL STUDIES
NURS MALS 5291
Th

NURSING
5200
M T

Orgs Comm Intrans Hcs
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Pisani E Campbell M

3
Nursing Majors Only

Adv Seminar II Lib Studies
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3
Mals Prereq: MALS 5290

51851 01

51435 01

NURS

5500

Theor Found for Adv Prac Nsg

3
Nursing Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

51855 01

MANAGEMENT
MGS 5010
Th

NURS 3
OK Grad Non Matric

5502
W

School Nursing II
4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
Krause-Parello Sch. Nursing Maj only Apprvd Petition Req

51856 01

Business Policy & Admin
6:00pm- 8:45pm McGill J

51695 01

NURS

5600
W

Computers in Health Care
4:30pm- 7:15pm Wesley Y

3
Nursing Majors Only Computer Skills Req

51858 01

Spring 2009

102

Kean University

NURSING–PSYCHOLOGY

Spring Graduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments Apprvd Petition Req Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Credit Hours Comments

NURS

5900
M T T

Res in Trans Nurs Admn I
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3 PED PED PED PED 5102
M T Th W 53055 01

PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Fitness & Health Promotion
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Palgi Y

51859 01 52999 03

Neville K Nursing Majors Only Krause-Parello Nursing Majors Only

3 3 3 3
Prereq:Ped 5112/5113 Apprvd Petition Req

NURS

5000

Nursing Science
7:30pm-10:15pm Hascup V

3
OK Grad Non-Matric Apprvd Petition Req

51847 01

5104 5112 5114

Sport & Fit Mgt Exer Science
Andzel W Burden J Andzel W

53056 01 52040 01 52041 01

NURS

5110
S S

Trans Nurs Admin Pract I
8:00am- 1:10pm 8:00am- 1:10pm Barber B Tuazon N

2
Nursing Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Nursing Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

Research & Design in Exer Sci Thesis Seminar Exer Sci

51849 01 51850 02

NURS

5510
W

School Nursing Hlth Ed Intern
7:30pm- 9:10pm

3

PED

5101
S

Physio Found Ex Trng & Rehab
9:00am-11:45am Tormey S

3

51857 01

Krause-Parello Sch. Nursing Maj Onl Clinical Is 5Hrs /Wk Seminar Is 1Hr /Wk Apprvd Petition Req

53054 01

NURS NURS

5900
M Th Th Th

Res in Trans Nurs Admn I
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Neville K Pisani E Patten C Wesley Y

3
Nursing Majors Only

POLITICAL SCIENCE
PS PS PS PS PS 5030
M Th TBA TBA T

51860 02

Readings in Political Science
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA TBA 7:30pm-10:15pm Hunt R Richani N

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

5910

Trans Nurs Admin Pract III

5
Nursing Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Nursing Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req Nursing Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52124 01

51861 01 51862 02 51863 03

5340 5900 5910 5085

Pol Econ of Lat Amer in 21Cen Adv Grad Seminar in Pol Sci
Staff Staff Rubin H

3 3
21+Cr. in Ma Program

53019 01 53020 01 53021 01

Thesis Seminar in Pol Sci

3
Culminating Ma Crse OK Non-Matric

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
OT 5301
M Th F W F Th T T T M T W T T W Th Th F M M T T W F T W F M T Th

Contemporary Metro Community 3

53018 01

Lifespan II
9:30am-12:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm Cohen M Cohen M Hoover K

3
Meets W/OT 4301 02

51867 01 51868 02

PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION
PSRT 5111
TBA

OT

5401

Theory II
9:30am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

4

51869 01 51870 02

Prog & Organiz Develop in Psr
TBA Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

53657 01

OT

5520

Research Methods in OT I
Cohen M Cohen M Cohen M

3 PSY 4 5000
M 52251 01

PSYCHOLOGY
Evolutionary Psychology
4:30pm- 7:15pm Springer J

53147 01 53153 02 53154 03

3
OK Grad Non Matric Jr/Sr W/Perm Meets W/Psy 3350 01

OT OT

5530 5610

Adm & Supervision
9:30am- 1:00pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 11:00am- 1:45pm 4:00pm- 5:00pm 4:00pm- 5:00pm 9:30am-10:30am 9:30am-10:30am 9:30am-10:30am Staff

51874 01 51875 01 51876 02

Activity Group Process
Staff Staff Knis L Staff Staff Staff Staff

3
Meets W/ OT 4600 01 Meets W/OT 4600 02

PSY PSY PSY PSY

5440
MW W T W T Th Th T TTh M M Th W T TBA

Prog Eval and Applied Resrch
4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Gratz Z

3 3
OK Grad Non-Matric

52257 01

5515 5550 5640 5670 5730

Adv Psychology of Personality
Jaffe M Garro A Springer J

OT
53159 53160 53161 53162 53163

5611
01 02 03 04 05

Activity Group Process - Sl

1

52258 01 52260 01 52262 01

Psychopathology of Childhood

3

Analysis of Sm Group Processes 3 Organizational Behavior
Springer J

OT

6522

Research in OT III
12:30pm- 2:20pm 12:30pm- 2:20pm 12:30pm- 2:20pm 1:00pm- 2:50pm 12:30pm- 3:20pm 8:00am- 4:00pm 12:30pm- 3:20pm Knis L Richard L Staff Moran M

2
Bio Maj Only

PSY PSY

3 3

51879 02 51880 03 51881 04

52263 01 52264 01 52265 02

Psych Counseling Practicum
Finger D Brandwein D

OT OT

6601 6920

Orthtics and Prosthetics Sem in OT I Psychosocial
Knis L

2 6

51882 01 51883 01

PSY PSY

5740 5920

Group Psych Counseling Tech
Finger D

3 3

52267 01 52270 01 52271 02

Thesis Seminar
4:30pm- 5:45pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Gratz Z Bousquet S Garro A Garro A Finger D Brandwein D Finger D

Psy 5910/Hrs Arrangd Psy 5910/Hrs Arrangd

OT

6921

Seminar II
9:30am-12:20pm 8:00am- 4:00pm 9:30am-12:20pm 9:30am-12:20pm 9:30am-12:20pm 8:00am- 4:00pm Richard L

6

PSY PSY

6000 6120 6200

Prof Seminar/School Psych I Psychodiagnostics Evaluatn II Psychodiagnostic:Practicum

3
Apprvd Petition Req

51884 01

52272 01 52273 01

3
Apprvd Petition Req

OT

6922

Seminar in Pediatric Practice
Cohen M

5

51885 01

PSY

3
Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

52275 01 52276 02

PSY

6530

Externship in School Psych

3
Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req

52277 01

Kean University

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PSYCHOLOGY–SOCIAL

Spring Graduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time 52995 02 TBA M W TBA TBA 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm TBA Instructor Finger D Liu T Singer M Singer M Credit Hours Comments Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Donovan C Staff Lederman S Erickson J Credit Hours Comments

PA PA PA PA PA PA

5215
T W W Th M MW S Th MW M W T T

Grants Process
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

PSY PSY PSY

6610 6620 6710

Adv. Sem-Marraige & Fam. Ther 3 Prac. Marraige & Fam Therapy Intern Marr & Fam Therapy II 3
Apprvd Petition Req

51922 01

52278 01 52279 01 52280 01

5225 5500 5610 5710 5820

Strategic Plng in Public Orgs Nj: Local and County Govt Environ Policy Implemen Intro To Non-Profit Mngmnt
Moore P Ault S Ault S Ault S Ault S Holland D Holland D Lederman S Staff

3
OK Grad Non Matric

51923 01 51925 01 51926 01 51927 01 51928 01 51929 02

3
Meets W/PA 3411 02

3
Hours Arranged Apprvd Petition Req

3 3
OK Non-Matric

PSY PSY PSY

5110
T T M

Developmental Study Children
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3 3
OK Grad Non-Matric

52252 01

Fantaousakis C OK Grad Non-Matric Staff Staff

5120 5230

Social Psych of Adolescence Tests and Measurements

Health Planning Methods

3

52253 01 52254 01

3
OK Grad Non Matric Pr: MATH 5500 Psy 3200

PA PA PA PA PA

5850 5860 5870 5885 5990

Financial Mgmt of Health Organ 3
Maj Only

51930 01 51931 01 51932 01 51933 01 51937 01 51938 02

PSY

5320
W

Learning Theory & Applications
7:30pm-10:15pm Staff

3
OK Grad Non-Matric 9 Cr Psy

Issues in Modern Health Care

3

52255 01

Management of Long-Term Care 3
Maj Only

PSY PSY PSY PSY PSY PSY

5520
M T W M M W

Abnormal Psychology
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Staff Staff

3
No Cr Stu W/Ug Abn

52259 01

Regulation of Long-Term Care

3
Maj Only Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

5610 5730 5760 5810 5920

Advanced Social Psychology Psych Counseling Practicum
Liu T

3 3 3

52261 01 52266 03 52268 01 52269 01 52818 03

Research Seminar Intergovt Rel 3

Family Counseling
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Singer M Staff Kaplowitz H

Apprvd Petition Req

Intro Diag Psy Test: Practicm Thesis Seminar
7:30pm-10:15pm

3
Psy 4200 or PSY 5230

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
STME 5411
W

Intern/Extern Research
11:00am- 1:45pm

3

3
Psy 5910/Hrs Arrangd

52482 01

Ramanathan D MS Biotech Program Apprvd Petition Req

STME

5413
T

Intern/Extern Research
8:00am-10:45am

2

52483 01

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PA 5960
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

Alvarez-Carbon MS Biotech Program Meets W/Stme 5414 01 Apprvd Petition Req

Grad Internship in Public Adm
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Ault S Moore P Erickson J Moore P Holland D Garcia V

6
(Has) Concentration Apprvd Petition Req (Npa) Concentration Apprvd Petition Req (Em) Concentration Apprvd Petition Req (Gen) Concentration Apprvd Petition Req (Ltc) Concentration Apprvd Petition Req (Cj) Concentration Apprvd Petition Req

STME

5414
T

Intern/Externship Research
8:00am-10:45am

2

51935 01 52936 02 52938 03 52939 04 52940 05 52941 06

52484 01

Alvarez-Carbon MS Biotech Program Meets W/Stme 5413 01 Apprvd Petition Req

STME

5020
Th

Ethics in Bio Technology
7:30pm-10:15pm Marquardt L

1
OK Grad Nonmatric MS Biotech 03/23/09-05/11/09

52481 H1

STME

5240
MW

St:Molecular Cell Biology II
6:00pm- 7:15pm

3

53249 01

Alvarez-Carbon MS Biotech Program OK Grad Non Matric

STME

5370
T

Human Viral Diseases
6:00pm- 8:45pm Buontempo P

3
MS Biotech Program OK Grad Non Matric

PA

5985
TBA

Independent Study-Public Adm
TBA Staff

3
Ind Stdy Cntract Req Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

53252 01

51936 01

PA PA PA PA PA PA

5000
Th T M M Th T Th TTh T

Fiscal Pol Proc in Metro Area
6:00pm- 8:45pm Erickson J Staff Lederman S Erickson J Farahi D Moore P Moore P Genzer S

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

SOCIAL WORK
SW 5102
Th F F

51914 01

5010 5020 5030 5031 5040

Public Bureaucracy
6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 8:45pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 6:00pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm- 8:45pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

Generalist Practice II
4:30pm- 7:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm 9:30am-12:15pm Norward J Ellis D Sherman P

3
Pr:5101,5202,5502 Apprvd Petition Req Cr:Sw 5202/Sw 5502 Apprvd Petition Req Cr:Sw 5202/Sw 5502 Pr:Sw 5101 Apprvd Petition Req

51915 01 51916 01 51917 01 51918 01 51919 01 51920 02

52513 01 52514 02 52515 03

Policy Politics & Public Mgt Analytical Meth for Pub Mgt Quant Methods for Public Mgt Pub Budgeting & Finance Mgt

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

3
Major Only

3
Major Only

SW

5202
TBA

Field Experience II
TBA Staff

4
Cr:Sw 5102/Sw 5502 Pr:Sw 5101 Apprvd Petition Req

3
Major Only Major Only

52516 01

SW

5502
F F

Integrative Seminar II
1:40pm- 3:20pm 1:40pm- 3:20pm Ellis D Lightfoot A

2
Pr:5101,Co:5102,5202 Apprvd Petition Req Cr:Sw 5101,5102, 520 Apprvd Petition Req

PA

5050

Public Law & Govt Institutions

3
Maj Only Apprvd Petition Req

52521 02 52522 03

51921 01

PA

5144
W

Conflict Resolutn Pub Sector
6:00pm- 8:45pm Laury M

3
OK Non-Matric

52930 01

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SOCIAL–SPECIAL

Spring Graduate Courses
Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Himchak M Monteiro M Williams C Pearson P Staff Lightfoot A Credit Hours Comments Dept Cat. No. Title Call No. Sec. Days Time Instructor Strigari D Pollard N Higgins P Strigari D Credit Hours Comments

SW

5601
W W W W W F

Social Work Research I
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 1:55pm- 4:25pm 8:00am-10:40am

3
Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req Apprvd Petition Req

SPED SPED SPED SPED SPED

5024
T W W Th M T M W W

Diff Instr Inclsv Clssrm
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

52523 01 52524 02 52525 03

52452 01

5050 5068 5071 5197

Assessment in Sped Ed Transition in Special Ed Adrsg Litcy for Stds W/Nds Prob & Iss Sp Ed Res

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

SW

6102

Adv Generalist Practice II

3
Pr:6101/6201 Cr:6202 Apprvd Petition Req Pr:6101/6201 Cr:6202 Apprvd Petition Req Pr:6101/6201 Cr:6202 Apprvd Petition Req

52454 01 52457 01 52461 02 52463 01 52464 02

52526 01 52527 02 52528 03

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

3

SW

6202
TBA

Field Experience IV
TBA Staff

6
Pr:6101,6102,6201 Apprvd Petition Req

Henry-Beaucham Moesch W

52529 01

SPED

5199

Advanced Seminar II
Kling B Segal M Kling B

3
Pr: SPED 5198 Apprvd Petition Req Pr: SPED 5198 Apprvd Petition Req Pr: SPED 5198 Apprvd Petition Req OK Grad Non-Matric

SW

6302
W W W

Social Welfare Policy II
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff Ellis D Staff

3
Pr:Sw 5301 Apprvd Petition Req Pr:5301 Apprvd Petition Req Pr:Sw 5301 Apprvd Petition Req

52467 02 52468 03 52469 04

52530 01 52531 02 52532 03

SPED SPED SPED

5310
Th W M

Emot Disturbed Chld in Classrm 3
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Coletti L Ferraro G Pollard N

SW SW SW

6704 6801
F W W W

Issues of Aging
Staff

3
Apprvd Petition Req

52471 01

53619 01 52536 01 12:30pm- 3:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm

5412 5415

Lrng Strat:Tchg the Ld Student Diagnosis of Learning Disabil

3
Apprvd Petition Req

Healing,Trauma,Social Work Pr
Bryant V Bryant V

3
Apprvd Petition Req

52475 01 52476 01

3
Ldtc Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

5402

Human Behav & Soc Envirn II

3

52517 01 52518 02 52519 03

Pr:Sw 5401 Apprvd Petition Req Ellis D Pr:Sw 5401 Apprvd Petition Req Peterson-Tyler Pr:5401 Apprvd Petition Req

SPED

5416
W

Correctn of Lrng Disabilities
4:30pm- 7:15pm Hines A

3
Ldtc Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52477 01

SPED SPED

5417
M M

Intd Clin Assmt Excep Pre-Sch
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm

3 3
Ldtc Majors Only Apprvd Petition Req

52478 01

Abramson-Lazar OK Grad Non-Matric Ferraro G

SW

5502
Th

Integrative Seminar II
7:30pm- 9:10pm Norward J

2
Cr:Sw5101/ 5102/ 520 Apprvd Petition Req Pr:Sw 6101/6201 Apprvd Petition Req

5490

Intern I Learning Disability

52520 01

52479 01

SW

6703
W

Issues Confronting Contem Fam 3
7:30pm-10:15pm Lightfoot A

SPED

5005
T S M S W S W S Th S T F M F Th T

Disabils/Psycho/Social Educ
7:30pm-10:15pm 12:30pm- 4:30pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 8:30am-12:30pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 8:30am-12:30pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 12:30pm- 4:30pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 8:30am-12:30pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:30pm- 9:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 6:30pm- 9:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm McLaughlin J McLaughlin J Higgins P Havens M Lopes E Parra K Tucker K Simone M Moesch W Boehm A Schletter C Simone M Johnson J Tucker K Coletti L Segal M

3
OK Grad Non-Matric OK Grad Non-Matric

52533 01

52443 01 52445 03

SW

6706
W

Comfort Care
7:30pm-10:15pm Sherman P

3
Apprvd Petition Req

SPED

5020

Ed Strat for Excep Children

3
OK Grad Non-Matric OK Grad Non-Matric

52535 01

52446 01 52448 03

SPED

5023

Computer Applications in Sped

3
OK Grad Non-Matric OK Grad Non-Matric

SOCIOLOGY
SOC SOC SOC SOC 5000
T W M T

52450 02 52451 03

Intro To Social Justice
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Toby M

3 3 3 3

SPED

5024

Diff Instr Inclsv Clssrm

3
OK Grad Non-Matric OK Grad Non-Matric

53482 01

5010 5055 5031

Consult Act Res in Soc Justic
Sanchez J Kamerman J Donoghue C

52453 02 52912 03

53480 01 53481 01 53483 01

SPED

5050

Assessment in Sped Ed

3
OK Grad Non-Matric OK Grad Non-Matric

Sociological Analysis Qualitative Research Methods

52455 02 52456 03

SPED

5068

Transition in Special Ed

3
OK Grad Non-Matric OK Grad Non Matric

52458 02 52459 03

SPED

5071

Adrsg Litcy for Stds W/Nds

3
OK Grad Non-Matric OK Grad Non-Matric

SPANISH
SPAN 5120
M

52460 01 52916 03

Intro Sociolinguis FL Classrm
4:30pm- 7:15pm Staff

3
OK Non-Matric Apprvd Petition Req

SPED SPED

5078 5199

Collab for Inclv Clssrms Advanced Seminar II

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

52883 01

52462 01 52466 01

3
Pr: SPED 5198 Apprvd Petition Req OK Grad Non-Matric

SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPED SPED SPED SPED 5000
Th W W T

SPED 3 3 3
OK Grad Non-Matric

5250
M Th T

Ed/Counsel Parents of Handicpd 3
7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm 7:30pm-10:15pm Havens M Parisi D Pollard N

52470 01

Physiological Bases of Lrng
4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm 4:30pm- 7:15pm Kling B

SPED SPED

5315 5410

Ed of Aband/Neg/Abused Child Learning Disabilities

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

52442 01

52472 01 52473 01

5005 5020 5023

Disabils/Psycho/Social Educ Ed Strat for Excep Children
Strigari D Parra K

3
See Service Learning OK Grad Non-Matric

52444 02 52447 02 52449 01

Henry-Beaucham OK Grad Non-Matric

SPED

5701
M

Assess Students W Dev Disabil
7:30pm-10:15pm DeLoretto B

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

Computer Applications in Sped

3
OK Grad Non-Matric

52480 01

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This booklet has been prepared to provide you with important information about the registration process, withdrawal and refund procedures, academic deadlines and general information. It is the student’s responsibility to observe published deadline dates. Complete information regarding course prerequisites and University policies appear in the Kean University catalog which is available on the Kean website. If you read and keep this booklet for future reference, it will help us to serve you more effectively. Please note that the University reserves the right to make adjustments in the published schedule. KeanWise will have the most current course offerings available for our students. However, it is important to note that KeanWise no longer displays the special comments or notations that were on the section selection screens. Although you can view many comments on those sections that are highlighted on KeanWise; we strongly recommend that you refer to the printed version of the Spring 2009 Bulletin for each course for which you register. Important notations about pre-requisites, co-requisites and other relevant points about specific courses are included in the printed version of this bulletin We encourage all students to review their messages on Kean’s e-mail system. Important information will be frequently sent to you. Every student will be assigned a cougar e-mail address, which will be sent to you after registration. In the event that you need information about e-mail, contact the Office of Computer and Information Services at 908-737-6000. Staff in the administrative headquarters of the Kean-Ocean program is committed to making your registration process a smooth and efficient one. Stationed in the headquarters are university representatives for financial aid and transfer admissions as well as for registration. The office is located in suite 010 on the ground floor of the Ocean County College library. It is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except for Thursdays, when it remains open until 7:00 p.m. The office phone number is (732)-2550356 the fax number is (732)-255-0465. Please do not hesitate to seek assistance from this office. Sincerely yours,

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KEAN UNIVERSITY@OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE During the fall Kean@Ocean courses are being offered for your convenience. A listing of additional classes can be found on KeanWISE. Departments offering courses at Kean@Ocean at the undergraduate level are the departments of Accounting, Biology, Communication, Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Education, Elementary, Middle & Secondary Education, English, Film, Health Education, History, Interdisciplinary, Management, Marketing, Nursing, Philosophy, Physical Education, Psychology, Sociology, and Special Education. Departments offering courses at the graduate level are the departments of Counselor Education, Educational Leadership, Nursing and Psychology. Please consult the KeanWISE system for up to date course information. Staff members at the Ocean campus are available for your assistance in Purchasing Building or can be reached at [email protected] or by calling 732-255-0356.

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
ACCOUNTING CALL # DEPT 49932 ACCT CAT SEC 3220 K1 TITLE/INSTRUCTOR INTERMEDIATE ACCT II Staff CREDIT 3.00 DAYS TIME M 06:00PM 08:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS PRQ: ACCT 3210 WRITING EMPHASIS OK GRAD NON MATRC TH 06:00PM 08:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS PRQ:ACCT 3230 W 06:00PM 08:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 06:00PM 08:45PM NON MATRIC OK TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

49938

ACCT

3231

K1

FEDERAL INCOME TAXES II Staff ADVANCED ACCOUNTING Staff AUDITING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Staff

3.00

53276 53277

ACCT ACCT

4210 4990

K1 K1

3.00 3.00

COMMUNICATION CALL # DEPT 52962 COMM 53588 52963 COMM COMM

CAT SEC 2405 K1 3510 3525 K1 K2

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR PUBLIC SPEAKING Staff PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATION Staff COMM AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION Staff

CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00

DAYS TIME F 09:30AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 08:00AM 10:45AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 11:00AM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CALL # DEPT 53280 CJ 53281 53279 53760 CJ CJ CJ

CAT SEC 3640 K1 3640 3690 3690 K2 K1 K2

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUST SYST Staff COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUST SYST Staff ROLE OF THE PROSECUTOR Staff ROLE OF THE PROSECUTOR Linhares F

CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

DAYS TIME M 12:30PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TH 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 11:00AM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

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EDUCATION In order to enroll in EDUC courses,students must meet the following criteria: 1. Formal admission to an education program. 2. Possess a combined(Kean and transfer) GPA of 2.75 or higher. 3. Satisfactory completion of Sophomore Field Experience. 4. EDUC courses are available to Kean matriculated students only. CALL # 50521 50528 50532 DEPT EDUC EDUC EDUC CAT SEC 3400 K1 3401 4000 K1 K1 TITLE/INSTRUCTOR LA/RDG IN PRESCHOOL/ELEM CURR MacDonald J LANG ARTS READING K-12 Bloom D TEACHER AND THE CLASSROOM MacDonald J CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00 DAYS TIME M 12:00PM 02:40PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 12:30PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TH 02:00PM 04:40PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS APPRVD PETITION REQ

ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & SECONDARY EDUCATION In order to enroll in EMSE courses,students must meet the following criteria: 1. Formal admission to an education program. 2. Possess a combined(Kean and transfer) GPA of 2.75 or higher. 3. Satisfactory completion of Sophomore Field Experience. 4. EMSE courses are available to Kean matriculated students only. CALL # DEPT CAT SEC TITLE/INSTRUCTOR 50583 EMSE 2801 K1 INTRO FLD EXP/SUB AREA K-12 Welch S 53592 50595 50601 53301 53771 53442 50610 50622 EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE EMSE 3122 3123 3140 3140 3240 3300 3300 3903 K1 K1 K1 K2 K1 K1 K2 K1 COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION Allyn S MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE IN ED Dougherty M SOCIAL STUDIES & CNT ISSUE-WE Bloom D SOCIAL STUDIES & CNT ISSUE-WE Rollins L SOCIAL STUDIES K-12 - WE Rollins L MS CURRICULUM & PHILOSOPHY Bloom D MS CURRICULUM & PHILOSOPHY Bloom D ENG LANG LRNRS IN AMER SCHOOL Staff ENG LANG LRNRS IN AMER SCHOOL Staff SENIOR SEMINAR Welch S

CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 1.00

DAYS TIME W 01:55PM 04:25PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 09:30AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 12:30PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TH 05:00 PM 07:45 PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 01:55PM 04:25PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 07:30PM 09:20PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS MEETS 1/20-3/13/09 T 07:30PM 09:20PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS MEETS 3/23-5/11/09 TH 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

50623

EMSE

3903

K2

1.00

53443

EMSE

4900

K1

3.00

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ENGLISH CALL # 53498 50708 53499 50775 53502 53503 53504 53685 50797 FILM CALL # 51002

DEPT ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG

CAT SEC 2001 K1 2205 2205 3090 3090 3205 3335 4405 4800 K1 K2 K1 K2 K1 K1 K1 K1

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR CRITICAL APPROACHES TO LIT. Tenenbaum D BRITISH LIT I Tenenbaum D BRITISH LIT I Tenenbaum D BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WR Staff BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WR Staff LITERATURE OF THE EAST Staff ENGLISH ROMANTIC LITERATURE Staff SHAKESPEARE: SELECTED PLAYS Staff SENIOR ENGLISH SEMINAR-WE Tenenbaum D TITLE/INSTRUCTOR TOPICS IN FILM Mataranglo R TOPICS IN FILM Ciccone T FILM FESTIVAL Mataranglo R

CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

DAYS TIME W 01:55PM 04:25PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TF 02:00PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TF 11:00AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TF 11:00AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TH 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS MTH 11:00AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 11:00AM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 01:55PM 04:25PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 06:00PM 08:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS DAYS TIME M 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS FILM MAJORS ONLY T 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

DEPT FILM

CAT SEC 4000 K1

CREDIT 3.00

51003 53148

FILM FILM

4000 4500

K2 K1

3.00 3.00

FINANCE CALL # 51022

DEPT FIN

CAT SEC 3310 K1

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR MGT OF CORPORATE FINANCE I Staff

CREDIT 3.00

DAYS

TIME

W 01:55PM 04:24PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS PR:MATH1000,ACCT2200 ECO1020,ECO1021 T 06:00PM 08:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS PR:MATH1000,ACCT2200 ECO1020,ECO1021

51023

FIN

3310

K2

MGT OF CORPORATE FINANCE I Staff

3.00

52850

FIN

3311

K1

MGT OF CORPORATE FINANCE II Staff

3.00

W 06:00PM 08:45PM PR: FIN 3310 TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

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GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION CALL # DEPT CAT SEC 53742 GCOM 3609 K1

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I Dooley Jr R TITLE/INSTRUCTOR METHODS & MATERIALS OF HED Szekeres L INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC HEALTH Brown J DRUG USE AND ABUSE Pschorr E

CREDIT 3.00

DAYS

TIME

F 10:30AM 02:30PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS DAYS TIME W 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS F 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS DIST LRNG: ONLINE F 11:00AM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

HEALTH EDUCATION CAT SEC CALL # DEPT 53309 HED 3533 K1 53310 HED 3635 K1

CREDIT 3.00 3.00

53311

HED

4333

K1

3.00

HISTORY CALL # 53611 53390 53612 53613 53614 53615 53616 53617 51263 53618 51270

DEPT HIST HIST HIST HIST HIST HIST HIST HIST HIST HIST HIST

CAT SEC 2382 K1 3000 3120 3274 3340 3363 3620 3860 3865 4235 4319 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR MODERN/CONT LATIN AMERICA Siracusa F PERSPECTIVES ON HISTORY Wetta F ROMAN CIVILIZATION Zahler M IRELAND: 1801-1977 Zahler M 20TH CENTURY AMERICA Demarco M AMERICA IN THE 1960'S Demarco M MODERN ISRAEL Herzog P JEWISH HISTORY TO 1789 Herzog P WORLD WAR II Wetta F INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Siracusa F ST:BRIT COLONIES&AMER REVOLU Esposito F

CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

DAYS TIME TF 08:00AM 09:15AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TH 05:00PM 07:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS F 03:30PM 06:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS MTH 11:00AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 11:00AM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 01:55PM 04:25PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 12:20PM 03:20PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

INTERDISCIPLINARY CALL # DEPT CAT SEC 53474 ID 2950 K1 53591 51369 ID ID 2950 2955 K2 K1

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR TECHNOLOGY AND THE YOUNG CHILD Dougherty M TECHNOLOGY AND THE YOUNG CHILD Allyn S DISABLED PERSON IN AMER SOC MacDonald J

CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00

DAYS TIME W 01:55PM 04:25PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 09:30AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS F 12:30PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS NON MATRIC OK

110

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51370

ID

2955

K2

DISABLED PERSON IN AMER SOC Capuano L DISABLED PERSON IN AMER SOC Capuano L FAM COLLAB CLSRM SCHL & COMM Ford B BLDG INCLUS ENV THR POS BEHAV Staff TITLE/INSTRUCTOR QUANTITATIVE METH IN MGT SCI Staff BUSINESS STATISTICS Gonzalez C BUSINESS STATISTICS Gonzalez C INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & TRADE Staff HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Staff BUSINESS LAW II Staff INTEG BUSINESS STRATEGY Gonzalez C TITLE/INSTRUCTOR CONSUMER BEHAVIOR Staff SERVICES MARKETING Staff

3.00

W 11:00AM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS NON MATRIC OK W 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS NON MATRIC OK T 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS DAYS TIME TF 12:30PM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TF 02:00PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS F 03:30PM 06:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 12:30PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 06:00PM 08:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 12:30PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 11:00AM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS DAYS TIME

51371

ID

2955

K3

3.00

53297 53295

ID ID

3162 3163

K1 K1

3.00 3.00

MANAGEMENT SCIENCE CAT SEC CALL # DEPT 53626 MGS 2110 K1 51646 51647 51655 51660 53627 53623 MGS MGS MGS MGS MGS MGS 2120 2120 3025 3030 3052 4999 K1 K2 K1 K1 K1 K1

CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

MARKETING CALL # DEPT 53294 53293 MKT MKT

CAT SEC 3451 3455 K1 K1

CREDIT 3.00 3.00

TH 12:30PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 01:55PM 04:25PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

NURSING These course are offered in Ocean County during Spring 2009. They are required of all Nursing Majors. Please contact Virginia Fitzsimmons via email- [email protected]. CALL # DEPT CAT SEC TITLE/INSTRUCTOR CREDIT 51830 NURS 3000 K1 CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS 3.00 FITZSIMONS V 51833 NURS 3020 K1 FOUNDATIONS OF TRANSCULTURAL FITZSIMONS V 3.00

DAYS TIME S 12:30PM 03:15PM OCC-MANAHAWKIN WEB SUPPORTED F 09:30AM 12:15PM OCC- MANAHAWKIN

53079

NURS

3200

K1

PROF NSG PRACTICE:HPCOMMUNITY STAFF

5.00

S 09:30AM 12:15PM OCC-MANAHAWKIN S TBA DECL. NURS MAJ ONLY WEB SUPPORTED 5.5 HRS CLINICAL APPRVD PETITION REQ

111

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53081

NURS

3200

K2

PROF NSG PRACTICE:HPCOMMUNITY STAFF

5.00

S 09:15AM 12:15PM OCC-MANAHAWKIN S TBA DECL. NURS MAJ ONLY WEB SUPPORTED 5.5 HRS CLINICAL APPRVD PETITION REQ F 09:30AM 12:15PM OCC MANAHAWKIN TBA TBA 5.5 HOURS CLINICAL APPRVD PETITION REQ F 09:30AM 12:15PM OCC-MANAHAWKIN TBA TBA 5.5 HRS CLINICAL APPRVD PETITION REQ S TBA CLINICAL REQ 5.5HRS/ S 09:00AM 11:45AM APPRVD PETITION REQ OCC-MANAHAWKIN

53703

NURS

3200

K3

PROF NSG PRACTICE:HPCOMMUNITY STAFF

5.00

53704

NURS

3200

K4

PROF NSG PRACTICE:HPCOMMUNITY STAFF

5.00

53083

NURS

4300

K1

PROF NSG PRACTICE: LIVING ILL STAFF

5.00

51836

NURS

4300

K2

PROF NSG PRACTICE: LIVING ILL STAFF

5.00

S TBA OCC-MANAHAWKIN S 09:00AM 11:45AM CLINICAL REQ 5.5 HRS WEB SUPPORTED APPRVD PETITION REQ S TBA CLINICAL REQ 5.5HRS/ S 09:00AM 11:45AM WEB SUPPORTED APPRVD PETITION REQ OCC-MANAHAWKIN S TBA OCC-MANAHAWKIN S 09:00AM 11:45AM CLINICAL REQ 5.5HRS/ WEB SUPPORTED APPRVD PETITION REQ DAYS TIME F 11:00AM 02:30PM OCC MANAHAWKIN FRI 2-4:40PM SEC117 WEB ASSISTED COURSE APPRVD PETITION REQ DAYS TIME W 08:00AM 09:15AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TH 08:00AM 09:15AM MEETS 3/23-5/11/09

53084

NURS

4300

K3

PROF NSG PRACTICE: LIVING ILL STAFF

5.00

53085

NURS

4300

K4

PROF NSG PRACTICE: LIVING ILL STAFF

5.00

PHILOSOPHY CALL # DEPT 52063 PHIL

CAT SEC 3314 K1

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR MORAL PROB/MED & HLTH CARE FETHE C

CREDIT 3.00

PHYSICAL EDUCATION CAT SEC CALL # DEPT 51950 PED 1023 K1

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR YOGA POLONITZA N

CREDIT 1.00

112

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51953

PED

1065

K1

BEGINNING SOCCER PALGI Y INTRO TO MOTOR LEARNING WELCH-COOKSON INTRODUCTION TO BIOMECHANICS ADAMS J PHYS ED PRE-PROF FLD EXP-WE SZEKERES L COACHING/OFFICIATING BSKETBALL BAKKER R KINESIOLOGY CLEAVES G PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE PALGI Y CURR & PROGRAMMING IN ELEM PED SZEKERES L CURR & PRGM:SEC ED/FITNESS-WE PSCHORR E JR FIELD EXPERIENCE:ELEM STAFF JR FIELD EXPERIENCE:SEC STAFF ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION PRENTICE J INTRO TO ORG/ADM/SUPV OF PED SZEKERES L STUDENT TEACHING-PHYSICAL EDUC STAFF

1.00

M 11:00AM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS 3/23/09-5/11/09 T 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS F 08:00AM 10:40AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 09:30AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 09:30AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS PHYS ED MAJ ELECTIVE TH 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 08:00AM 10:45AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 08:00AM 09:15AM W 09:30AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS APPRVD PETITION REQ TH 09:30AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS APPRVD PETITION REQ TBA TOMS RIVER CAMPUS APPRVD PETITION REQ TBA TOMS RIVER CAMPUS APPRVD PETITION REQ T 06:00PM 08:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TH 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS APPRVD PETITION REQ TBA TOMS RIVER CAMPUS APPRVD PETITION REQ DAYS TIME 12:30PM 01:45PM MTH TOMS RIVER CAMPUS F 12:30PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

51989 51998 52003 52007

PED PED PED PED

1500 2500 2800 3315

K1 K1 K1 K1

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

52014 52016

PED PED

3505 3510

K1 K1

3.00 3.00

52019

PED

3610

K1

3.00

52022

PED

3611

K1

3.00

53322

PED

3690

K1

1.00

53323

PED

3691

K1

1.00

52029 53324

PED PED

4600 4610

K1 K1

3.00 3.00

53325

PED

4690

K1

10.0

PSYCHOLOGY CALL # DEPT 53003 PSY 52183 PSY

CAT SEC 3110 K1 3110 K2

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR LIFE-SPAN DEVELOPMENTAL PSY SYMANSKI L LIFE-SPAN DEVELOPMENTAL PSY SYMANSKI L

CREDIT 3.00 3.00

52221 52222

PSY PSY

3650 3660

K1 K1

UNDERSTANDING SELF & OTHERS SYMANSKI L COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY SYMANSKI L

3.00 3.00

MTH 09:30AM 10:45AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CALL # 51898 51900 51901 DEPT PA PA PA CAT SEC 3001 K1 3110 3110 K1 K2 TITLE/INSTRUCTOR MANAGING INFO: TECH & INFO SYS DONOVAN C INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELAT-WE STAFF INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELAT-WE STAFF TITLE/INSTRUCTOR INTRO TO SOCIAL JUSTICE Staff SOCIAL STATISTICS Staff METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH Staff DEVELOPMENT OF SOC THEORY Abrams L SOCIETY AND SELF Staff SOCIAL INEQUALITY IN AMERICA Abrams L SOCIAL INEQUALITY IN AMERICA Staff SENIOR SEMINAR SOCIOLOGY-WE Abrams L CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00 DAYS TIME M 08:00AM 10:40AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS W 08:00AM 10:40AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 05:00PM 07:40PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS DAYS TIME

SOCIOLOGY CALL # DEPT 53319 53320 53321 52343 53634 52355 SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC

CAT SEC 2000 2050 2052 3050 3060 3350 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1

CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

TTH 11:00AM 12:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TTH 12:30PM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS TH 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS PRQ:SOC 1000 INT SOC W 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS SR/MAJ WRIT EMPHASIS APPRVD PETITION REQ TF 12:30PM 01:45PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS DAYS TIME

53642 52372

SOC SOC

3350 4600

K2 K1

3.00 3.00

52374

SOC

4700

K1

SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANCE Staff TITLE/INSTRUCTOR INTRO FLD EXP SPED Ford B

3.00

SPECIAL EDUCATION CAT SEC CALL # DEPT 52415 SPED 2120 K1

CREDIT 3.00

W 09:00AM 03:20PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS MEETS FIRST TUESDAY APPRVD PETITION REQ M 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS APPRVD PETITION REQ TH 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS MAJORS ONLY APPRVD PETITION REQ TBA TOMS RIVER CAMPUS EDUC MAJOR APPRVD PETITION REQ M 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

52418

SPED

2200

K1

MULTICUL LRNR DIVERSE SETTING Parisi D PRIN & PRACT CONTEMP EDUC Staff

3.00

53298

SPED

3000

K1

3.00

53299

SPED

3001

K1

PREPROF FLD EXP ACRS STGS Staff

2.00

53300

SPED

4000

K1

LRNG & PROMTG LITRCY Staff
114

3.00

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GRADUATE COURSES
COUNSELOR EDUCATION CALL # DEPT CAT SEC 53290 53291 53289 CED CED CED 5950 5963 5980 K1 K1 K1 TITLE/INSTRUCTOR PRINCIPLES AND PROC OF COUN Staff THEORY/PRAC GROUP COUNSELING Staff PRACTICUM IN COUNSELING Staff PRACTICUM IN COUNSELING Staff CREDIT 3.00 3.00 3.00 DAYS TIME

S 09:00AM 11:45AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS S 12:30PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS S 12:30PM 03:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS APPRVD PETITION REQ S 09:00AM 11:45AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS APPRVD PETITION REQ

53292

CED

5980

K2

3.00

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP CAT SEC CALL # DEPT 50535 EL 5030 K1

TITLE/INSTRUCTOR EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Staff PUBLIC SCHOOL ADMINISTRATN I Glickman E PUBLIC SCHOOL ADMINISTRATN II Ten Eyck R MANAGEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL FIN Staff COMPUTER APPLIC IN ED ADMIN Staff BASIC SCHOOL LAW AND POLICY Martinez R

CREDIT 3.00

DAYS

TIME

W 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS MATRIC ED LEADERSHIP M 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS MATRIC ED LEADERSHIP W 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS MATRIC ED LEADERSHIP TH 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS NON MATRIC OK T 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS T 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS 12 SH ED LEADERSHIP PROG M 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS OK GRAD NON-MATRIC W 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS M 04:30PM 07:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS OK GRAD NON-MATRIC

50538

EL

5502

K1

3.00

50541

EL

5503

K1

3.00

50543

EL

5520

K1

3.00

50547 50550

EL EL

5541 5551

K1 K1

3.00 3.00

50554

EL

5606

K1

SCHOOL SUPER AND ORG THEORY Staff SUPRV/EVALUATION OF INSTRUCTN Ten Eyck R CURRICULUM DEV/EVAL:THRY/PRAC Staff

3.00

53575 50560

EL EL

5607 5613

K1 K1

3.00 3.00

50563

EL

5614

K1

LEARN INSTR EVAL & CURRIC DEV Staff FIELD STUDY IN ADMIN/SUPPRV I Glickman E

3.00

W 07:30PM 10:15PM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS OK GRAD NON-MATRIC TBA APPRVD PETITION REQ TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

53576

EL

5813

K1

3.00

115

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53577

EL

5814

K1

FIELD STUDY IN ADMIN/SUPRV II Glickman E

3.00

TBA APPRVD PETITION REQ TOMS RIVER CAMPUS

NURSING These course are offered in Ocean County during Spring 2009. They are required of all Nursing Majors. Please contact Virginia Fitzsimmons via email- [email protected]. CALL # DEPT CAT SEC TITLE/INSTRUCTOR CREDIT 51848 NURS 5000 K1 NURSING SCIENCE 3.00 Forbes E

53729 53726

NURS NURS

5100 5110

K1 K1

NURS & ORG THEORY Forbes E TRANS NURS ADMIN PRACT I Forbes E ORGS COMM INTRANS HCS Forbes E TRANS NURS ADMIN PRACT II Forbes E

3.00 2.00

51853

NURS

5200

K1

3.00

51854

NURS

5210

K1

2.00

53086

NURS

5210

K2

TRANS NURS ADMIN PRACT II Forbes E

2.00

53724

NURS

5300

K1

FISCAL MGT NURS & HCS Staff TRANS NURS ADMIN PRACT III Speakman E

3.00

DAYS TIME F 09:30AM 12:15PM OK GRAD NON-MATRIC APPRVD PETITION REQ TOMS RIVER CAMPUS F 12:30PM 03:15PM OCC-MANAHAWKIN F TBA OCC-MANAHAWKIN CLINICAL 5.5 HRS/WK S 12:30PM 03:15PM OCC MANHAWKIN APPRVD PETITION REQ TBA OCC- MANAHAWKIN CLINICAL REQ 5.5HRS/ WEB SUPPORTED APPRVD PETITION REQ TBA OCC- MANAHAWKIN CLINICAL REQ 5.5HRS/ WEB SUPPORTED APPRVD PETITION REQ S 09:00AM 11:45AM TOMS RIVER CAMPUS S TBA TOMS RIVER CAMPUS 5.5 HRS CLINICAL APPRVD PETITION REQ

53702

NURS

5910

K1

5.00

116

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Instructions for Submitting Request for
Registration Eligibility Forms
NOTE: The following students are already eligible to register. A Registration Eligibility Form is NOT needed. 1. Kean university matriculated and non-degree students in good academic standing who have attended within the past academic year (spring 2008- fall 2007) 2. 3. Students who have been admitted to degree or non-degree programs for the spring semester. Undergraduate matriculated and post-baccalaureate certification and pbm students who have not attended during the past academic year must be readmitted by the center for academic success which will be responsible for placement on the registration eligibility list. Please contact the center for academic success for application deadlines. Graduate non- matriculated students who attended last semester and have received their web username and pin are not required to submit a new request for student eligibility form. These graduate non-matriculated students are system ready and their eligibility for additional registration will be determined by the registration system.*

4.

Instructions for Submitting Request for Registration Eligibility Form
A. SUBMISSION OF FORMS Students who meet the criteria below and who wish to register/late register must complete the Request for Registration Eligibility form. This form may be submitted to the Office of the Registrar by mail or in-person. Students who have not previously attended Kean University must return their Request for Registration Eligibility form to The One-Stop Service Center for processing. B. ELIGIBILITY FOR REGISTRATION FOR KEAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Kean University students in good academic standing, who have NOT attended during the past academic year, must complete the Request for Registration Eligibility Form in order to be placed on the Registration Eligibility List. In some cases additional information must be provided. 1. Graduate non-degree students who have not completed their program must present evidence from the Graduate Office that they are still enrolled in the program. This evidence must be submitted along with the Request for Registration Eligibility Form. 2. Graduate matriculated students in Master’s programs who have not attended in the previous year, but who have been in attendance within the last six years, will be eligible upon receipt of the Registration Eligibility Form. Students who already have a USER ID and PASSWORD Do Not have to submit the Eligibility form. 3. Graduate students who have not been in attendance for more than six years must present evidence from the Graduate Office that their matriculation status has been extended. This evidence must be submitted along with the Request for Registration Eligibility. 4. Kean University students who have completed degree or non-degree programs must indicate the date and degree received on the Request for Registration Eligibility. Non-Matriculated Students All students classified as non-matriculated at Kean University must submit the additional documentation as noted below in addition to the Request for Registration Eligibility Form. 1. Undergraduate Visiting Students — Students who are enrolled in undergraduate programs at a regionally accredited college or university must have the home institution certify Part IV of the Request for Registration Eligibility Form. A verification of current enrollment from the Home Institute may be substituted for this requirement. Undergraduate Non-Matriculated students are limited to a cumulative total of 12 credits. 2. Students who hold at least a Bachelor’s Degree from another institution — Submit proof of degree, either diploma or transcript. Students who have attended as non- matriculated since Summer 1994 will be exempt from this requirement. 3. Senior Citizens — NJ residents age 65 and over, may register for open classes on a space available basis by indicating their status on Request for Registration Eligibility. Overload authorization for closed courses is not permitted. *GRADUATE NON-MATRICULATED STUDENTS ARE LIMITED TO A CUMULATIVE TOTAL OF 6 CREDITS AND MAY REGISTER ON A SEAT AVAILABLE BASIS ONLY. ENROLLMENT AS A NON-MATRICULATED STUDENT DOES NOT GUARANTEE ACCEPTANCE INTO A GRADUATE PROGRAM. RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY TO COURSES AS WELL AS TO PROGRAMS. PLEASE CALL THE GRADUATE OFFICE AT (908) 737-GRAD BEFORE THE REGISTRATION DATE FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTRICTIONS OR YOU MAY SEND AN E-MAIL TO [email protected] C. EXPLANATION OF INFORMATION REQUESTED ON THE REGISTRATION ELIGIBILITY FORM Part I Basic Information - All students must complete this section. Students must check the appropriate eligibility category and submit the required documentation. Part II Additional Information - Students who have never attended Kean University must complete this section. Part III Request for Placement on the Registration Eligibility List. Students must indicate their preference. Part IV Enrollment Certification - The Home Institution must certify this part for every visiting undergraduate student. Part V Signature - All students must sign this Request for Registration Eligibility form. New Jersey County Code Abbreviations

Code 001 003 005 007

County Atlantic Bergen Burlington Camden

Code 009 011 013 015

County Cape May Cumberland Essex Gloucester

Code 017 019 021 023

County Hudson Hunterdon Mercer Middlesex
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Code 025 027 029 031 033

County Monmouth Morris Ocean Passaic Salem

Code 035 037 039 041 099

County Somerset Sussex Union Warren Out of State

Request for Registration/Web Eligibility Form – Spring 2009
PART I BASIC INFORMATION FOR ALL STUDENTS
NAME__________________________________________________________ last name , first name m.i. ______________________________ SS # ________--_________--_________ date of birth

ADDRESS_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ number street apt. # city state zip MASTER’S Granted ______________ Institution______________________ BACHELOR’s Granted _____________ Institution__________________________ DEGREE mo/yr. DEGREE mo/yr. Check Appropriate Eligibility Kean students NOT currently attending (08/SP-08/FA) Graduate Date last attended_________ Undergraduate Date last attended ________ Undergraduate Non-Matriculated
Graduate Non-matriculated student*

Graduate Undergraduate High School Student

Visiting student : ___ Undergraduate ___ Graduate Full-time Kean employee Senior citizen

PART II ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR NEW STUDENTS ONLY
COUNTY CODE _______________ (See list on the instruction page) (Please Check) SEX: ______MALE ______FEMALE TELEPHONE ( CELL TELEPHONE ( ) __________________ ) __________________

ETHNIC GROUP _____10. Black American _____11. Black African _____12. Black Carribean _____20. American Indian _____30. Asian

_____40. Hispanic Other _____41. Cuban _____42. Puerto Rican _____43. Chicano/Mexican _____50. White

NJ RESIDENCY _____01 In State (NJ) _____Years in NJ _____02 Out of State

CITIZENSHIP _____1 US Citizen _____2 Permanent Resident Alien Registration Number #A___________________ _____3 Foreign Student (F-1 Visa)

Documentation is required: See Instructions for Submitting Request for Registration/Web Eligibility Form
*Special note: To register using the KeanWise System, Graduate students must submit their Eligibility Form to the Registrar’s Office by November 14th, 2008. Undergraduate students must submit there Eligibility Form by December 12th. This will allow for adequate time to process the request. Students will then be mailed a User ID and Password in order to access the KeanWise system. After this date, students must drop off their forms in person and be prepared to wait until they receive their User ID and Password to register.

PART III REQUEST FOR REGISTRATION/WEB ELIGIBILITY
1. Graduate non-matriculated registration begins 2. Undergraduate non-matriculated registration begins 3. Late Registration 4. Senior Citizen/Space Available December 1, 2008 (6 credit cumulative total limit) January 16, 2009 (12 credit cumulative total limit) January 20-26, 2009 January 26, 2009

PART IV ENROLLMENT CERTIFICATION FOR ALL UNDERGRADUATE VISITING STUDENTS
To be completed by the home institution for every undergraduate visiting student I certify that the above named student is a currently enrolled undergraduate student in good academic standing at

___________________________________________________________. These credits will be accepted according to our transfer policy. (print name of College or University) NAME__________________________________________________ TITLE_____________________________________________________________

SIGNATURE AND COLLEGE SEAL____________________________________

PART V SIGNATURE
I hereby certify that the above information is accurate:

Student’s Signature________________________________________________________________ Date__________________________________________
*Special note: to register using the Kean Wise System, Graduate students must submit their Eligibility Form to the registrar’s office by November 14th. Undergraduate students must submit their Eligibility Form to the registrar’s office by December 12, 2008. This will allow for adequate time to process the request. The student will then be mailed a User ID and Password in order to access the KeanWISE system. After this date, students must drop off their forms in person and be prepared to wait until they receive their User ID and Password to register.

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