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Fall 2008 Winter Spring

African Studies (AFST) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Cul	Course Description
AFST104	1	Intro to African Studies: Cross-listed with HIST104 If full see HIST104 for ... [more]	Joseph Bangura	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE310	23	-3	AFR	This course introduces students to selected themes, paradigms, and concepts in African Studies. It is divided into four sections: section one deals with "Pre-colonial Afr... [Bring up full text]
AFST295	1	Special Topics: African Drama One-Time Offering Cross-listed with THEA295 If ful... [more]	Femi Euba	12:40-2:30 TR	DE311	12	5	AFR	A comparative study of the forms and expressions of drama by African playwrights in various cultures of Africa. Topics will include Ritual Expression and the Scope of African ... [Bring up full text]
AFST296	1	Civilizations of Africa: Cross-listed with HIST296 If full see HIST296 for ... [more]	Joseph Bangura	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE310	26	18	AFR	Study of Africa south of the Sahara including the origins of man and the emergence of food producing communities; Ancient Egept and pre-colonial African kingdoms and federatio... [Bring up full text]

American Studies (AMST) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
AMST110	1	History of the United States I: Cross-listed with HIST 110 If full see HIST110 for... [more]	Charlene Boyer Lewis	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE311	14	0			U.S.		America from colonial times to 1865, with emphasis on economic, social, intellectual, and political developments. Recommended for those who plan to teach. CR (US)
AMST270	1	Reform & Renaissance: U.S. Lit 1790-1865: Cross-listed with ENGL270 If full see ENGL270 for ... [more]	Bruce E. Mills	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL303	2	1		Engl	U.S.	Sophmore standing with reading course or permission.	A study of literautre emerging during a period of significant social upheavals: the continuing shift from a colonial to an "American" identity, the unsettling of ind... [Bring up full text]

Anthropology/Sociology (ANSO) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Cul	Course Description
ANSO105	1	Intro to Cultural Anthropology:	Espelencia M. Baptiste	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL308	30	1	COMP	Survey of world cultures from foraging to industrial societies, with an emphasis on how specific cultures exemplify problems central to the anthropological study of humanity. CR (Comparative)
ANSO107	1	Introduction to Sociology:	Laura R. Barraclough	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE300	30	2	U.S.	Introduction to the study of contemporary industrial societies, primarily the United States; basic perspectives, methods, and concepts; fundamental social institutions; and ar... [Bring up full text]
ANSO110	1	Medicine and Society:	Christopher Oliver	12:40-2:30 TR	UL307	30	1	COMP	Cross-cultural analysis of the relationship of society to health and the disease process through the examination of the evolution of knowledge about disease; views of disease ... [Bring up full text]
ANSO140	1	Contemporary Social Issues:	Natalie J. Bourdon	8:30-9:45 MWF	OU207	30	-1	U.S.	Examination of various social issues, both domestic and global, and how they are defined and contested in the public arena. Topics will vary but may include inequality, family... [Bring up full text]
ANSO198	1	Individualized Study: Community Organizing	Charles K. Cummings	TBA		1	0
ANSO238	1	Culture and Psychology of Arab Muslim Societies: Cross-listed with PSYC238 If full see PSYC238 for ... [more]	Gary S. Gregg	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL305	12	1	Middle East	This course provides an introduction to Arab-Muslim societies and cultures. It draws on readings from multiple discipline to cover social structure and family organization in... [Bring up full text]
ANSO258	1	Political Ecology of Globalization:	Christopher Oliver	8:30-10:20 TR	DE300	25	12	COMP	This course draws on political ecology as a theoretical framework to understand the underlying logic of processes of envioronmental destruction. Instead of looking at environm... [Bring up full text]
ANSO270	1	Communities and Schools:	Espelencia M. Baptiste	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	UL307	30	10		Drawing on anthropological theories, this course will explore the role of schooling and other educational practices in the production of knowledge and the reproduction of hier... [Bring up full text]
ANSO295	1	Special Topic: Women & International Develp. Previously offered as ANSO254 One-Time Offering	Natalie J. Bourdon	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL303	25	10
ANSO590	1	SIP Seminar (Workshop):	M. Kiran Cunningham	8:30-10:20 TR	DE200	15	15

Art/Art History (ARTX) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
ARTX100	1	Intro to Visual Fundamentals: Studio Fee $25	Kevin D. Brady	8:30-11:30 TR	FA22	20	5	CE			This course explores the basic elements, principles, and vocabulary of visual study as they apply to art and design, including unity, pictorial dynamics, figure-ground, space,... [Bring up full text]
ARTX101	1	Intro to Documentary Video Prod.: Instructor permission only	Dhera A. Strauss	12:30-3:30 TR	UL312	12	-2	CE			Designed to introduce students to the basics of documentary storytelling and production. Students will individually produce, write, shoot and edit several video projects that... [Bring up full text]
ARTX105	1	Basic Drawing: Studio Fee $15	Thomas Rice	8:30-11:30 TR	FA2	15	0	CE			Study of drawing fundamentals, with emphasis on line, value, and shape organization as instruments of precision and expression. Students planning to major or minor in art shou... [Bring up full text]
ARTX110	1	Digital Art: Studio Fee $25.00	Richard Koenig	12:30-3:30 TR	FA122	15	0	CE			Part hands-on studio art, part survey and theory course, this course examines the new media via digital imaging software and basic web art. Course themes include photo montage... [Bring up full text]
ARTX116	1	Photography I: Studio Fee $25	Richard Koenig	8:30-11:30 TR	FA122	13	0	CE			Photography taught as a creative and expressive medium from a fine art perspective. In addition to the technical aspects of image making, this course is concerned with aesthet... [Bring up full text]
ARTX125	1	Ceramic Wheel Throwing I: Studio Fee $70	Sarah Lindley	12:30-3:30 TR	FA202	14	3	CE			Introduction to and development of pottery forms using the potter's wheel as the primary forming tool. Assignments geared towards issues of craft and function, as well as... [Bring up full text]
ARTX128	1	Painting: Traditional Practices: Studio Fee $15	Kevin D. Brady	12:30-3:30 TR	FA201	14	1	CE			This course is designed for students that have little or no training in art or who have an interest in traditional painting techniques. In this course students will explore so... [Bring up full text]
ARTX135	1	Sculpture I: Studio Fee $70	Sarah Lindley	8:30-11:30 TR	FA102	14	3	CE			Introduction of a variety of fabrication techniques; practices may include, but are not limited to, some woodworking and metal welding. Assignments geared towards simultaneous... [Bring up full text]
ARTX150	1	Intro to History of Art III:	Christine Hahn	8:30-9:45 MWF	FA20	30	6	HIST	EUR		Many artistic revolutions from the 18th through the 20th centuries in Europe and America, like those in society itself, caused radical transformations: from Rococo frivolity t... [Bring up full text]
ARTX208	1	Intro to Greek Art & Archaeology: Cross-listed with CLAS208 If full see CLAS208 for ... [more]	Ben Rubin	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU103	10	2	HIST	COMP		This introduction to the multidisciplinary field of Greek archaeology examines the art and architecture of the Greek world from a contextual perspective. The course traces Gr... [Bring up full text]
ARTX216	1	Photography II: Studio Fee $25	Richard Koenig	8:30-11:30 TR	FA122	2	0	CE			Photography taught as a creative and expressive medium from a fine art perspective. In addition to the technical aspects of image making, this course is concerned with aesthet... [Bring up full text]
ARTX235	1	Sculpture II:	Sarah Lindley	8:30-11:30 TR	FA102	1	1	CE			Introduction of a variety of fabrication techniques; practices may include, but are not limited to, some woodworking and metal welding. Assignments geared towards simultaneous... [Bring up full text]
ARTX316	1	Photography III: Studio Fee $25	Richard Koenig	8:30-11:30 TR	FA122	0	0	CE			Photography taught as a creative and expressive medium from a fine art perspective. In addition to the technical aspects of image making, this course is concerned with aesthet... [Bring up full text]
ARTX328	1	Painting II: Studio Fee$15	Kevin D. Brady	12:30-3:30 TR	FA201	1	1	CE		ARTX 100 or 105.	Introduction to and development of painting skills exploring color structures and modes of expression. Prerequisite: ARTX 100 or 105.
ARTX450	1	Advanced Studio:	Thomas Rice	12:30-3:30 TR	FA20	15	1	CE			This course gathers experienced art studio students together, regardless of preferred media, for a rigorous study of contemporary practice and theory. One day per week will be... [Bring up full text]

Biology (BIOL) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Prerequisites	Course Description
BIOL112	1	Evolution and Genetics w/Lab: Must also register for BIOL112L	James A. Langeland	8:30-9:45 MWF	DS232	48	5		An introduction to principles of evolution and genetics. Includes a comprehensive overview of genetics from molecular, classical, and population perspectives, as well as in-de... [Bring up full text]
BIOL112	2	Evolution and Genetics w/Lab: Must also register for BIOL112L	Vivien Pybus	1:15-2:30 MWF	DS232	48	0		An introduction to principles of evolution and genetics. Includes a comprehensive overview of genetics from molecular, classical, and population perspectives, as well as in-de... [Bring up full text]
BIOL112L	1	Evolution and Genetics Lab:	James A. Langeland	8:00-11:30 Tuesday		24	1
BIOL112L	2	Evolution and Genetics Lab:	Vivien Pybus	12:30-4:00 Tuesday		24	4
BIOL112L	3	Evolution and Genetics Lab:	Vivien Pybus	8:00-11:30 Thurs.		24	0
BIOL112L	4	Evolution and Genetics Lab:	James A. Langeland	12:30-4:00 Thurs.		24	0
BIOL115	1	Environmental Science:	Erin B. Girdler	2:40-3:55 MWF	DS226	30	-1		In this course you will (1) build a basic understanding of the physical and natural systems that make up the biosphere on Earth (land, water, atmosphere, and life) stressing t... [Bring up full text]
BIOL200	1	Research Apprenticeship:	STAFF	TBA		24	24		Apprenticeships intended to provide opportunities for biology majors to become regularly involved in ongoing research projects with faculty, either with the same faculty membe... [Bring up full text]
BIOL220	1	Organism Diversity w/Lab: Must also register for BIOL220L	Ann M. Fraser	11:50-1:05 MWF	DS226	60	-4	BIOL 112 or BIOL 124.	An introduction to the diversity of organisms, including phylogeny and morphological, functional, life cycle, and behavioral adaptations to the to the environments in which or... [Bring up full text]
BIOL220L	1	Organism Diversity Lab:	Ann M. Fraser	12:30-4:00 Tuesday		20	-1
BIOL220L	2	Organism Diversity Lab:	Erin B. Girdler	12:30-4:00 Thurs.		20	-2
BIOL220L	3	Organism Diversity Lab:	Ann M. Fraser	8:00-11:30 Tuesday		20	-1
BIOL246	1	Cell & Molecular Biology w/Lab: Lab is on THURS 8:00-11:30am	Daryl L. Arkwright-Keeler	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DS329	24	9	BIOL 112 and CHEM 210. Recommended: BIOL 124.	The complex workings of individual cells will be explored from a molecular perspective. Topics include the flow of genetic information, cell structure and mechanics, metabolis... [Bring up full text]
BIOL376	1	Human Physiology w/Lab: Lab is on TUES 12:30-4:00pm	Paul R. Sotherland	8:30-9:45 MWF	DS329	24	0
BIOL490	1	Functioning as a Biologist: Meets Fall, Winter and Spring Register only once	Erin B. Girdler	TBA		10	8	Junior Spring or Senior standing.	Participation in a seminar involving teaching and research in the literature and consideration of current biological questions; participation for one quarter in the department... [Bring up full text]

Chemistry (CHEM) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Prerequisites	Course Description
CHEM107	1	Chemistry of Antibiotics:	Regina Stevens-Truss	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL308	30	0		General description of the biochemical basis of infections diseases, emphasizing the chemical nature of antibiotics and how they work. This course explores the various means o... [Bring up full text]
CHEM110	1	Intro Chemistry I w/Lab: Must also register for CHEM110L	Jeffrey A. Bartz	2:40-3:55 MWF	DS232	48	8		Fundamental principles of chemistry: chemical calculations and symbolism; atomic and molecular structure and bonding; periodic properties; intermolecular interactions and the ... [Bring up full text]
CHEM110	2	Intro Chemistry I w/Lab: Must also register for CHEM110L	Jennifer R.W. Furchak	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DS226	48	2		Fundamental principles of chemistry: chemical calculations and symbolism; atomic and molecular structure and bonding; periodic properties; intermolecular interactions and the ... [Bring up full text]
CHEM110L	1	Intro Chemistry I Lab:	Jeffrey A. Bartz	8:00-11:30 Tuesday		24	2
CHEM110L	2	Intro Chemistry I Lab:	Jeffrey A. Bartz	12:30-4:00 Tuesday		24	1
CHEM110L	3	Intro Chemistry I Lab:	Allison P. McKenna	8:00-11:30 Thurs.		24	1
CHEM110L	4	Intro Chemistry I Lab:	Regina Stevens-Truss	12:30-4:00 Thurs.		24	6
CHEM210	1	Organic Chemistry I w/Lab: Must also register for CHEM210L	Greg Slough	8:30-9:45 MWF	DS226	48	6	CHEM 120.	Basic principles of structure, nomenclature, and reactivity applied to aliphatic hydrocarbons; valence bond and molecular orbital structure models; inductive, resonance, and s... [Bring up full text]
CHEM210	2	Organic Chemistry I w/Lab: Must also register for CHEM210L	Greg Slough	1:15-2:30 MWF	DS226	48	0	CHEM 120.	Basic principles of structure, nomenclature, and reactivity applied to aliphatic hydrocarbons; valence bond and molecular orbital structure models; inductive, resonance, and s... [Bring up full text]
CHEM210L	1	Organic Chemistry I Lab:	Greg Slough	8:00-11:30 Tuesday		24	5
CHEM210L	2	Organic Chemistry I Lab:	Greg Slough	12:30-4:00 Tuesday		24	1
CHEM210L	3	Organic Chemistry I Lab:	Laura L. Furge	8:00-11:30 Thurs.		24	0
CHEM210L	4	Organic Chemistry I Lab:	Laura L. Furge	12:30-4:00 Thurs.		24	0
CHEM420	1	Instrumental Analysis w/Lab: Lab on TUES 8:00-11:30am	Jennifer R.W. Furchak	8:30-9:45 MWF	DS229	12	5	CHEM 240 and 310 or permission.	Study of instrumental methods of analysis including trace techniques; emphasis on spectroscopy, electrochemistry, and chromatography, introduction to electronic signal process... [Bring up full text]
CHEM430	1	Inorganic Chemistry w/Lab: Lab is THURS 8:00-11:30am	Thomas J. Smith	1:15-2:30 MWF	DS229	24	3	CHEM 310 or permission.	Exploration of the properties of the elements and their compounds (except hydrocarbons and their non-metallic derivatives); emphasis on structures, bonding, and reactivities o... [Bring up full text]
CHEM430L	1	Inorganic Chemistry Lab:	Thomas J. Smith	8:00-11:30 Thurs.	DS229	12	-1
CHEM430L	2	Inorganic Chemistry Lab:	Thomas J. Smith	12:45-4:00PM ----R--	DS229	12	4
CHEM470	1	Prin. of Medicinal Chem w/Lab: Required Lab at arranged time Priority to SR and C... [more]	Regina Stevens-Truss	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DS229	12	0	CHEM220 and CHEM352 OR BIOL246.	This course will survey the world of medicinal drug design; from target choice to structural drug determinants, to drug toxicology and disposition. This course will illustrat... [Bring up full text]

Chinese (CHIN) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Prerequisites	Course Description
CHIN101	1	Beginning Chinese I: Must also register for CHIN101L	Jeffrey J. Hayden	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE204	20	5		An introduction to the Chinese language. Pronunciation system, basic vocabulary, fundamental grammatical structures, as well as some background of the language will be studied... [Bring up full text]
CHIN101	2	Beginning Chinese I: Must also register for CHIN101L	Madeline Chu	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE304	20	3		An introduction to the Chinese language. Pronunciation system, basic vocabulary, fundamental grammatical structures, as well as some background of the language will be studied... [Bring up full text]
CHIN101L	1	Beginning Chinese I Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM MW	UL302	13	13
CHIN101L	2	Beginning Chinese I Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	UL302	13	13
CHIN101L	3	Beginning Chinese I Lab:	STAFF	4:00-4:50PM --T-R--	UL302	13	13
CHIN101L	4	Beginning Chinese I Lab:	STAFF	4:00-4:50PM -M-W---	UL303	8	8
CHIN201	1	Intermediate Chinese I: Must also register for CHIN201L	Jeffrey J. Hayden	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE200	23	7	CHIN 103.	This course follows CHIN 103 and starts the Intermediate Chinese language sequence. It will create an authentic language environment for the students and help make learning Ch... [Bring up full text]
CHIN201L	1	Intermediate Chinese I Lab:	STAFF	6:00-6:50PM MW	UL302	11	11
CHIN201L	2	Intermediate Chinese I Lab:	STAFF	6:00-6:50PM TR	UL302	12	12

Classics (CLAS) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap		Lit	Cul	Course Description
CLAS208	1	Intro to Greek Art & Archaeology: Cross-listed with ARTX208 If full see ARTX208 for ... [more]	Ben Rubin	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU103	20	HIST		MED	This introduction to the multidisciplinary field of Greek archaeology examines the art and architecture of the Greek world from a contextual perspective. The course traces Gre... [Bring up full text]
CLAS227	1	The Roman Army & the Frontiers of Empire: Cross-listed with HIST227 If full see HIST227 for ... [more]	Anne Haeckl	8:30-9:45 MWF	DE310	20	HIST		MED	This course considers the Roman army from the perspectives of both military and social history. After a chronological survey of the development of the Roman army, case studies... [Bring up full text]
CLAS255	1	Religions of Ancient Greece/Rome: Cross-listed with RELG255 If full see RELG255 for ... [more]	Peter L. Corrigan	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE210	16		Engl		This course examines various forms of polytheistic religion and worship in classical paganism. Topics included are concepts of divinity, varieties of religious space and pract... [Bring up full text]

Computer Science (COMP) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Prerequisites	Course Description
COMP105	1	Into Computer Science w/Lab: Must also register for COMP105L	Pamela A. Cutter	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU312	26	2	QR		An overview of the field of computer science. Typical topics may include the history of computers, what computers can and cannot do, the basic concepts of computer programming... [Bring up full text]
COMP105L	1	Intro to Computer Science Lab:	Jill Alyce Brady	8:20-10:20 Thurs.	OU312	13	13
COMP105L	2	Intro to Computer Science Lab:	Jill Alyce Brady	1:00-3:00 Thurs.	OU312	13	13
COMP210	1	Data Structures:	Pamela A. Cutter	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	OU312	25	20		COMP 105 and COMP 110 or permission.	Provides students an opportunity to refine programming and design skills. Emphasis is on techniques of data abstraction, including encapsulation and inheritance; implementatio... [Bring up full text]
COMP320	1	Princ of Programming Languages:	Jill Alyce Brady	2:40-3:55 MWF	OU312	25	25		COMP 210.	Study of programming language concepts and comparative evaluation of several programming languages. Typical topics include imperative, functional, and object-oriented programm... [Bring up full text]
COMP320I	1	IS: Princ of Programming Lang.:	Jill Alyce Brady	TBA		1	0
COMP593	1	SIP: Facebook Application Development Summer/Fall	Jill Alyce Brady	TBA		1	0

Economics/Business (ECON) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Prerequisites	Course Description
ECON101	1	Principles of Economics:	Patrik Hultberg	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE305	35	-4		An introduction to the concerns and methods of economics, covering both microeconomic and macroeconomic principles. This course analyses how markets work and how economic deci... [Bring up full text]
ECON101	2	Principles of Economics:	Ahmed M. Hussen	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE305	35	1		An introduction to the concerns and methods of economics, covering both microeconomic and macroeconomic principles. This course analyses how markets work and how economic deci... [Bring up full text]
ECON101	3	Principles of Economics:	Hannah J. McKinney	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE305	35	0		An introduction to the concerns and methods of economics, covering both microeconomic and macroeconomic principles. This course analyses how markets work and how economic deci... [Bring up full text]
ECON210	1	Principles of Accounting:	Timothy Moffit	8:30-10:20 TR	DE305	30	0	ECON101 or ECON 105 or permission.	Study of financial accounting theory as a tool for effective business management and control. Emphasis will be placed on the accounting cycle and cash-flow analysis as well as... [Bring up full text]
ECON240	1	Public Finance and Fiscal Policy:	Hannah J. McKinney	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE103	30	-1	ECON101 or ECON 106 or permission.	Examination of federal, state, and local budget priorities and programs from both theoretical and case study approaches. Implications of different taxing and spending decision... [Bring up full text]
ECON280	1	Law and Economics:	Charles A. Stull	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE200	30	-2	ECON101	Law and Economics studies the interaction between the legal system and the market system. It examines why law is necessary for markets to function and it uses economic princip... [Bring up full text]
ECON285	1	Multinational Finance:	Patrik Hultberg	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL307	30	-4	ECON101	Explores both international financial markets and global corporate finance. The main topic is the foreign exchange market as we explore how exchange rates are determined, can... [Bring up full text]
ECON305	1	Intermediate Microeconomics:	Ahmed M. Hussen	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE310	30	1	ECON101 or ECON 106, 205, or MATH 112.	This course deals with (1) the study of the theories of household and firm behavior, equilibrium analysis, market structure, pricing, economic efficiency, and social welfare; ... [Bring up full text]
ECON490	1	Senior Topic:	Timothy Moffit	7:00-10:00PM Tues.	DE305	15	-1	Senior standing	The content for this course varies each quarter. Prerequisite: Senior standing
ECON850	1	Interinstitutional: Mangerial Acct.	STAFF	TBA		1	0
ECON850	2	Interinstitutional: Financial Accounting	STAFF	TBA		1	0

English (ENGL) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
ENGL105	1	Journalism I:	Marin L. Heinritz	12:40-2:30 TR	UL311	18	0	CE				This writing-intensive course introduces students to the basic reporting and writing skills essential to creating "hard news" stories for newspapers. In this class, ... [Bring up full text]
ENGL107	1	Introduction to Creative Writing:	Diane Seuss	8:30-10:20 TR	HHLOUN	18	-2	CE				An introduction to the process of writing both poetry and prose, pairing the study of published work with the workshopping and development of student writing. CE
ENGL107	2	Introduction to Creative Writing:	Bonnie Campbell	12:40-2:30 TR	UL302	18	0	CE				An introduction to the process of writing both poetry and prose, pairing the study of published work with the workshopping and development of student writing. CE
ENGL125	1	Reading Autobiography:	Glenn J. Deutsch	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL305	25	0		Engl			An introductory study of personal narrative as a literary form-its particularities, its purposes, and something of its history-with the goal of fostering fundamental skills of... [Bring up full text]
ENGL130	1	Reading Film:	Gregory W. Wright	8:30-9:45 MWF	DE200	25	0		Engl			An introduction to the language of cinema, foregrounding historical and theoretical contexts of classical Hollywood cinema (1930-1945) and various international alternatives. ... [Bring up full text]
ENGL225	1	Literature of Women: The Historical Tradition:	Gail B. Griffin	8:30-9:45 MWF	UL305	25	-1		Engl		Sophomore standing with readings course or permission.	A study of women's writing in English from medieval times through end of the 19th century, emphasizing continuities of theme, questions of voice, and conditions of female... [Bring up full text]
ENGL265	1	Shakespeare:	Amy L. Smith	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL312	25	0		Engl	EUR	Sophomore standing with readings course or permission.	A study of Shakespeare's histories, comedies, and tragedies. HIstorical context, various critical perspectives, close textual explication, and analysis of film versions ... [Bring up full text]
ENGL270	1	Reform & Renaissance: U.S. Lit 1790-1865: Cross-listed with AMST270 If full see AMST270 for ... [more]	Bruce E. Mills	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL303	23	0		Engl	U.S.	Sophomore standing with readings course or permission.	A study of literature emerging during a period of significant social upheavals: the continuing shift from a colonial to an "American" identity, the unsettling of ind... [Bring up full text]
ENGL435	1	Advanced Literary Studies: Modernism and Sacrifice	Andrew Mozina	12:40-2:30 TR	UL303	18	9		Engl		Junior standing or permission.	Seminars focusing on major figures and movements in English and American literature. Prerequisite: Junior standing or permission.

French (FREN) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
FREN101	1	Beginning French I:	Violene Cuvillier-Diedrich	8:30-9:30 MTW-F (4 days/week)	DE304	23	12				Basic grammar and vocabulary; fundamentals of listening, speaking, reading and writing.
FREN102	1	Beginning French II:	Henry Cohen	8:30-9:30 MTW-F (4 days/week)	DE311	23	8			FREN 101 or equivalent.	Further development of basic skills and vocabulary. Prerequisite: FREN 101 or equivalent.
FREN202	1	Conversation and Composition:	Violene Cuvillier-Diedrich	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL312	23	13
FREN301	1	Intro to French Literature:	Janet L. Solberg	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE200	23	16	Fren	COMP	FREN 203 or equivalent.	Introduction to literary genres through reading and interpretation of major works of French and Francophone literatures. Given in French. AOS (type of credit to be determined... [Bring up full text]
FREN495	1	Adv. Lit and Cultural Studies:	Kathleen W. Smith	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE304	23	15	Fren	COMP	FREN 301.	Courses focused on major figures and/or movements in French and Francophone literatures. Topics will vary. Can be taken more than once (please consult Department). Given in Fr... [Bring up full text]

German (GERM) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
GERM101	1	Beginning German I:	Michael J. Sosulski	2:40-3:40 MTW-F (4 days/week)	DE311	23	11				An introduction to the German language with an emphasis on the personal world. Through communicative activities covering the four language skills (listening, speaking, reading... [Bring up full text]
GERM101L	1	Beginning German I Lab:	STAFF	6:00-6:50PM TR	UL303	12	12
GERM101L	2	Beginning German I Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	UL303	11	11
GERM201	1	Intermediate German: T/R 7-7:50 lab required	Angela Erdman	2:40-3:40 MTW-F (4 days/week)	DE201	23	16			GERM 102 or equivalent.	Continued expansion of the skills acquired in GERM 101 and 102. Students further develop their ability to communicate in German and their understanding of the German-speaking ... [Bring up full text]
GERM203	1	Advanced German I: T/R 6-6:50 lab required	Jennifer Redmann	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE204	23	16			GERM 201 or equivalent.	This course centers around themes related to life in contemporary Germany, with special emphasis on developing students' writing skills in various genres. In a unit on cu... [Bring up full text]
GERM410	1	German Songs and Sagas, Folk and Fairy Tales:	Jennifer Redmann	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE304	23	11	Germ	EUR		This course examines common structural and thematic elements in German epic and lyric poetry, folk and fairy tales from the middle ages to the Second World War. The first hal... [Bring up full text]

Greek (GREK) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
GREK101	1	Beginning Greek I:	Robert J. Mondi	10:30-11:20 MTW, 10:00-10:40 F (4 days/week)	DE201	23	18					Fundamentals of grammar, composition, and reading of ancient Greek. Selected readings from graduated texts, short stories, and dramas; introduction to ancient Greek civilization.

Human Development & Social Relations (HDSR) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
HDSR590	1	SIP Seminar (Workshop):	M. Kiran Cunningham	8:30-10:20 TR	DE200	13	13

History (HIST) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Cul	Course Description
HIST100	1	Introduction to the World of Antiquity:	John B. Wickstrom	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE210	30	6	HIST	COMP	A survey of ancient societies, politics and religio-philosophic systems. These will include ancient Egypt, classical India, Israel, classical Greece and Rome. Emphasis on comp... [Bring up full text]
HIST104	1	Introduction to African Studies: Cross-listed with AFST104 If full see AFST104 for ... [more]	Joseph Bangura	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE310	7	0	HIST	AFR	This course surveys the history of Africa from the eve of colonial conquest in the 1880s to the post independence period. Africa's pre-conquest relationship with the West... [Bring up full text]
HIST107	1	Intro to Jewish Traditions: Cross-listed with RELG107 If full see RELG107 for ... [more]	Jeffrey Haus	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL306	7	0	HIST	COMP	This course explores the development of Judaism from its ancient origins until the present. We will discuss the biblical foundations of Judaism and the impact that different ... [Bring up full text]
HIST110	1	History of the United States I: Cross-listed with AMST110 If full see AMST110 for ... [more]	Charlene Boyer Lewis	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE311	16	2	HIST	U.S.	America from colonial times to 1865, with emphasis on economic, social, intellectual, and political developments. Required for Michigan Seconday teaching certificate. CR (US)
HIST227	1	The Roman Army & the Frontiers of Empire: Cross-listed with CLAS227 If full see CLAS227 for ... [more]	Anne Haeckl	8:30-9:45 MWF	DE310	10	0	HIST	COMP	This course considers the Roman army from the perspectives of both military and social history. After a chronological survey of the development of the Roman army, case studies... [Bring up full text]
HIST241	1	Britain and the British Empire 1688-Present:	David E. Barclay	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE300	25	5	HIST	EUR	Examination of major trends in British history since the "Glorious Revolution," including such topics as the development of parliamentary institutions, industrializa... [Bring up full text]
HIST255	1	Contemporary Europe:	David E. Barclay	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE300	25	9	HIST	EUR	Study of the main political, economic, and intellectual developments in contemporary Europe including topics such as the coming of World War I, the Russian revolution, the eme... [Bring up full text]
HIST280	1	Modern China:	Hsing-yi Kao	8:30-9:45 MWF	DE204	25	14	HIST	ASIA	Survey of Chinese history from the 18th century to the present; focus on major developments in China's interaction with the modern world, its struggle in modernization, t... [Bring up full text]
HIST285	1	Modern Japan:	Hsing-yi Kao	12:40-2:30 TR	DE300	25	11	HIST	ASIA	Study of Japanese history from the Meiji Restoration to the present. Topics include economic and political modernization, the rise of militarism, World War II, the American oc... [Bring up full text]
HIST296	1	Civilizations of Africa: Cross-listed with AFST296 If full see AFST296 for ... [more]	Joseph Bangura	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE310	4	1	HIST	AFR	Study of Africa south of the Sahara including the origins of man and the emergence of food producing communities; Ancient Egypt and precolonial African kingdoms and federation... [Bring up full text]
HIST490	1	Senior Seminar: Historical Methods:	James E. Lewis Jr.	12:40-2:30 TR	DE310	30	10	HIST		Intended as a capstone to the history major, the senior seminar will first review major issues in historiography from ancient times to the present. Faculty-and student-led wor... [Bring up full text]

Japanese (JAPN) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Prerequisites	Course Description
JAPN101	1	Beginning Japanese I: Must also register for JAPN101L	Roselee Bundy	8:30-9:30 MTW-F (4 days/week)	DE210	23	5		Introductory course; basic grammar and vocabulary; emphasis on listening and oral foundations; reading and writing skills limited to hiragana and katakana. Students are encour... [Bring up full text]
JAPN101L	1	Beginning Japanese I Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 MR	UL312	11	11
JAPN101L	2	Beginning Japanese I Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM MR	UL312	12	12
JAPN201	1	Intermediate Japanese I: Must also register for JAPN201L	Akiko Kunii	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU321A	23	6	JAPN 103 or equivalent with permission.	Further work in conversation, oral interpretation, and elementary composition using approximately 200 kanji; study of idioms fundamental to an active use of spoken and written... [Bring up full text]
JAPN201L	1	Japanese 201 Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 MW	UL302	11	11
JAPN201L	2	Japanese 201 Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM MW	UL303	12	12
JAPN401	1	Advanced Japanese:	Roselee Bundy	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE201	30	25		This advanced course is designed for students who have studied abroad for at least six months. Otherwise, students need speical permission. Students are expected to have a str... [Bring up full text]

Language (LANG) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left
LANG200	1	Foreign Language Teaching Methods and Practicum I:	Larissa A. Dugas	2:40-3:50PM ----R--	UL306	25	0
LANG298	1	Independent Study: Hebrew I	Kathleen W. Smith	8:30-9:50AM ---W-F-	DE201	6	1
LANG850	4	Interinstitutional: Basic Latin	STAFF	TBA		1	0
LANG850	5	Interinstitutional: Elementary Arabic II	STAFF	TBA		1	0

Latin (LATN) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
LATN101	1	Beginning Latin I:	Peter L. Corrigan	10:30-11:20 MTW, 10:00-10:40 F (4 days/week)	UL302	23	4					Fundamentals of grammar, composition, and reading. Selected readings from graduated texts, short stories, and dramas; introduction to ancient Roman civilization.
LATN425	1	Latin Epic:	Robert J. Mondi	2:40-3:55 MWF	HH204	20	15					Representative readings, in Latin, from one or more writers of epic (typically Vergil or Ovid). Pre-requisite: Latin 201 or equivalent. May be repeated.

Mathematics (MATH) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Prerequisites	Course Description
MATH110	1	Calculus I with Review, Part 1:	Danielle J. Seabold	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU207	25	1			Mathematics 110 and 111 cover in two terms the material covered in Mathematics 112. In addition, topics from precalculus mathematics are reviewed and practiced as needed. Prec... [Bring up full text]
MATH112	1	Calculus I:	Eric J. Barth	2:40-3:55 MWF	OU316	33	4	QR		Differential calculus of single-variable functions: limits, derivatives, differentiation rules, related rates, optimization. An emphasis on problem solving using the tools o... [Bring up full text]
MATH112	2	Calculus I:	John B. Fink	8:30-9:45 MWF	OU103	33	-1	QR		Differential calculus of single-variable functions: limits, derivatives, differentiation rules, related rates, optimization. An emphasis on problem solving using the tools o... [Bring up full text]
MATH113	1	Calculus II:	Michele Intermont	8:30-9:45 MWF	OU316	30	4	QR	MATH112	Integral calculus of single-variable functions: the fundamental theorem of calculus, techniques of integration, infinite sequences and series. An emphasis on problem solving... [Bring up full text]
MATH240	1	Linear Algebra and Vectors:	Michele Intermont	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU303	25	17	QR	MATH 113 or permission.	Study of vector spaces, matrices, determinants, linear transformations, systems of equations and eigenvalues. QR Prerequisite: MATH 113 or permission.
MATH260	1	Applied Statistics I:	Eric D. Nordmoe	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU103	25	-2	QR		Introduction to statistics including methods of data collection and description, correlation and regression, chance, and statistical inference. The course makes extensive use ... [Bring up full text]
MATH310	1	Complex and Vector Variables:	Eric J. Barth	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU112	25	13		MATH 214 and MATH 240.	Generalizations of differentiation and integration to spaces of higher dimension: divergence, curl, and the classical integration theorems of multivariable calculus. Introduct... [Bring up full text]
MATH362	1	Probability:	Eric D. Nordmoe	8:30-9:45 MWF	OU304	25	15		MATH 113 or permission.	Study of mathematical theory of probability. Topics include data analysis, discrete and continuous sample spaces, combinatorial problems, random variables, probability densiti... [Bring up full text]

Music (MUSC) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
MUSC100	1	Prog Music: Stories in Sound:	Thomas G. Evans	1:15-2:30 MWF	FA11	15	0	CE	EUR		Program music is instrumental music influenced by an extramusical source. In other words, the music contains a "program" or story. The program can be drawn from any ... [Bring up full text]
MUSC105	1	Introduction to Music:	Joys Hoi-Yan Cheung	1:15-2:30 MWF	FA228	25	3	HIST	COMP		Study of the language, power, and communicative properties of music in the Western tradition. Selected works, both popular and classical and ranging in time from the Middle Ag... [Bring up full text]
MUSC170	1	Conducting:	Andrew Koehler	2:40-3:55 MWF	FA226	10	10
MUSC335	1	Western Music in 20th Century: Must also attend arranged lab	Leslie Tung	12:40-2:30 TR	FA228	25	14	HIST	U.S.		Study of influential 20th-century musical styles in cultural context with analysis of representative works. Students will explore analytical technique appropriate to impressio... [Bring up full text]
MUSC335M	1	Western Music in 20th Century: Must attend arranged lab	Leslie Tung	12:40-2:30 TR	FA228	25	24	HIST		MUSC 330M.	Study of influential 20th-century musical styles in cultural context with analysis of representative works. Topics include impressionism, free atonality, pandiatonicism, seria... [Bring up full text]

Music Activities - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left
MUSC200	1	Ensembles: College Singers	James R. Turner	4:00-5:30 M--R-		99	68
MUSC200	2	Ensembles: Chamber Choir	James R. Turner	TBA		50	22
MUSC200	3	Ensembles: Bach Festival Chorus	James R. Turner	6:30-9:00PM --T----		50	50
MUSC200	5	Ensembles: Symphonic Band	Thomas G. Evans	4:00-5:30PM -M-W---		99	64
MUSC200	6	Ensembles: Chamber Music	Leslie Tung	TBA		50	49
MUSC200	7	Ensembles: InternationalPercussion Ensemble	Carolyn Koebel	TBA		50	32
MUSC200	8	Ensembles: Jazz Band	Thomas G. Evans	4:00-5:30PM --T-R--		99	85
MUSC200	9	Ensembles: Orchestra Additional weekly Appointment TBD by chamber group... [more]	Andrew Koehler	7:00-9:30PM M		99	78
MUSC200	10	Ensembles: Jazz Ensemble	Ron DiSalvio	5:30-7:00PM -M-----	FA228	50	47
MUSC210	1	Group Guitar:	Miles J. Kusik	TBA		50	50
MUSC211	1	Group Percussion:	Mark Guthrie	TBA		50	50
MUSC212	1	Group Piano:	Leslie Tung	TBA		50	49
MUSC213	1	Group Voice:	James R. Turner	TBA		50	50
MUSC214	1	Group Recording Technology:	John Stites	TBA		50	45
MUSC220	1	Contemporary Improvisation:	Kenyon B. Morgan	TBA		50	50
MUSC221	1	Composition:	John Webber	TBA		50	48
MUSC222	1	Piano: Piano	Mary Beth Birch	TBA		8	5
MUSC222	2	Piano: Piano	Leslie Tung	TBA		12	1
MUSC222	3	Piano: Jazz Piano	Ron DiSalvio	TBA		6	4
MUSC222	4	Piano: Piano	Jennifer L. Drake	TBA		12	7
MUSC222	5	Piano: Piano	Peter Van Beck	TBA		10	7
MUSC223	1	Harpsichord:	Mary Beth Birch	TBA		50	49
MUSC224	1	Harp:	Ellen Grafius	TBA		50	48
MUSC225	1	Organ:	Tim Tikker	TBA		50	50
MUSC226	1	Keyboard Accompanying:	Leslie Tung	TBA		50	50
MUSC230	1	Voice: Voice	James R. Turner	TBA		99	71
MUSC230	2	Voice: Voice	Corlyn R. Schreck	TBA		50	46
MUSC230	3	Voice: Jazz Voice	Janice E. Lakers	TBA		50	46
MUSC240	1	Violin and Viola: Violin	Andrew Koehler	TBA		50	42
MUSC240	2	Violin and Viola: Viola and Beg. Violin	Karin Code	TBA		5	3
MUSC241	1	Cello:	Emily Schaefer	TBA		10	3
MUSC242	1	String Bass:	Anders Dahlberg	TBA		50	47
MUSC243	1	Classical Guitar:	Miles J. Kusik	TBA		99	98
MUSC245	1	Jazz Guitar:	Leslie Tung	TBA		50	48
MUSC246	1	Jazz Arranging and Composition:	Kenyon B. Morgan	TBA		50	50
MUSC250	1	Clarinet:	Dawn Garrett	TBA		50	50
MUSC251	1	Recorder:	Judith I. Whaley	TBA		50	50
MUSC252	1	Flute:	Betsy Wong	TBA		99	97
MUSC253	1	Oboe:	Beverly Guthrie	TBA		99	97
MUSC254	1	Bassoon:	Jason Kramer	TBA		50	47
MUSC255	1	Saxophone:	Kenyon B. Morgan	TBA		50	48
MUSC261	1	Advanced Conducting:	Andrew Koehler	TBA		50	50
MUSC270	1	Trumpet:	Jonathan Kretschmer	TBA		50	47
MUSC271	1	Trombone:	Thomas G. Evans	TBA		99	98
MUSC272	1	French Horn:	Christopher Garrett	TBA		50	50
MUSC273	1	Tuba:	STAFF	TBA		50	50
MUSC274	1	Euphonium:	Thomas G. Evans	TBA		50	50
MUSC280	1	Percussion:	Mark Guthrie	TBA		50	49

PE Activities - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Cap	Spots Left
PED014	1	Beginning Ballet:	Sher Marie Farrell	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	17	8
PED015	1	Intermediate Ballet:	Sher Marie Farrell	11:50-1:05PM -M-W---	17	14
PED016	1	Ballet Company Technique: Instructor permission only Sher 381-1058	Sher Marie Farrell	6:00-10:00PM --T----	20	19
PED017	1	Ballroom Dance: Fee $40	William Boettcher	4:15-5:15PM -M-W---	0	0
PED025	1	Cheerleading: Approved by P.E. Department only	Jeanne L. Hess	TBA	11	-9
PED033	1	Fencing: $50 Fee	John David Krueger	6:00-8:00PM ---W---	20	6
PED035I	1	IS:First Aid and CPR:	Jeanne L. Hess	TBA	1	0
PED040	1	Great Lakes Sailing: Course will meet for two 3 hour sessions and lab a... [more]	STAFF	TBA	50	34
PED042	1	Horseback Riding: Student is required to contact Lou Farms at 665-97... [more]	Ena Hansen	TBA	99	93
PED046	1	Individual Fitness:	Sarah Johnston	11:00-11:30AM ----R--	25	1
PED046	2	Individual Fitness:	Sarah Johnston	11:00-11:30AM --T----	25	-3
PED048	1	Kickboxing: $50 Fee	Carolyn A. Brankiewicz	12:00-1:00PM --T-R--	50	21
PED051	1	Middle Eastern Dance: Fee $100.00 Students must contact instructor Kim P... [more]	STAFF	12:06-12:07PM --T----	20	14
PED052	1	Meditation: $50 Fee	STAFF	4:00-5:00PM ---W---	20	-1
PED056	1	Pilates: $50 Fee	Carolyn A. Brankiewicz	3:00-3:55PM -M-W---	25	0
PED061	1	Beginning Racquetball:	Sharri Brumfield	10:00-10:50AM -M-W-F-	9	0
PED063	1	Indoor Rock Climbing: Call Climb Kalamazoo for details: 385-9891 $160/$1... [more]	STAFF	TBA	50	38
PED065	1	Scuba: Begins 2nd week Class runs 6 weeks plus open water... [more]	STAFF	6:00-10:00PM ------S	10	8
PED070	1	Developmental Swimming: Required meeting the first Thursday of the quarter... [more]	Kathleen Milliken	TBA	99	68
PED071	1	Tae Kwon Do/ Hatkido: $85 Fee (Including Uniforms)	Sun Hwan Chung	8:30-9:30PM -M--R--	50	40
PED073	1	Tai Chi:	Brian Hoff	6:30-8:00PM -M-W---	10	2
PED075	1	Advanced Tennis:	Mark Riley	4:00-5:15PM -M-W-F-	35	8
PED076	1	Beginning Tennis:	Mark Riley	2:30-3:45PM -M-W-F-	16	0
PED080	1	Ultimate Frisbee:	Lanford J. Potts	4:00-6:00PM --T-R--	99	84
PED080I	1	IS:Ultimate Frisbee:	Jeanne L. Hess	TBA	1	0
PED084	1	Weight Training:	Sarah Johnston	8:30-9:30AM -M-----	20	10
PED084	2	Weight Training:	Sarah Johnston	8:30-9:30AM ----R--	20	8
PED084I	1	IS:Weight Training:	Jeanne L. Hess	TBA	1	0
PED086	1	Beginning Yoga: $50 Fee	STAFF	2:00-3:30PM --T----	20	6
PED086	2	Beginning Yoga: $50 Fee	James A. Langeland	10:00-11:30 Thurs.	20	1
PED086	3	Beginning Yoga: Meets Tuesday (week 1-10) Go to this link for deta... [more]	STAFF	1:30-2:30PM --T----	20	17
PED086	4	Beginning Yoga: Meets Thursday (week 1-10) Go to this link for det... [more]	STAFF	1:30-2:30PM ----R--	20	13
PED090	1	Men's Intercollegiate: Cross Country	David Dimcheff	TBA	50	39
PED090	2	Men's Intercollegiate: Football	James M. Zorbo Jr.	TBA	50	-13
PED090	3	Men's Intercollegiate: Golf	Steve Tyler	TBA	50	38
PED090	4	Men's Intercollegiate: Soccer	STAFF	TBA	50	21
PED095	1	Women's Intercollegiate: Cross Country	David Dimcheff	TBA	50	33
PED095	2	Women's Intercollegiate: Golf	Dean Marks	TBA	50	40
PED095	3	Women's Intercollegiate: Soccer	STAFF	TBA	50	30
PED095	4	Women's Intercollegiate: Volleyball	Jeanne L. Hess	TBA	50	37
PED099	1	Michigan Land/Sea Expedition:	Thomas C. Breznau	TBA	99	-9
PED101	1	Mind/Body I:	Jeanne L. Hess	1:15-2:15PM --T-R--	25	11

Philosophy (PHIL) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Prerequisites	Course Description
PHIL105	1	Ethics:	Ashley McDowell	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL307	35	0		Introduction to fundamental concepts and problems in ethical theory. This involves a concentration on abstract issues about the nature of morality and moral concepts, and the ... [Bring up full text]
PHIL208	1	19th C. Phil: Kant to Nietzsche:	Christopher Latiolais	12:40-2:30 TR	DE305	35	8		Historical survey of central figures of early 19th-century European philosophy. The course traces how Kant's revolutionary views on knowledge, time, space, self, morality... [Bring up full text]
PHIL210	1	The Just Society: Film Lab Tuesday 8-10pm required	James E. Lambert	6:00-9:00PM Thurs.	OU103	25	-1		Critical analysis of competing traditional theories of justice in connection with contemporary political and legal issues surrounding race, ethnicity, and gender. Such topics ... [Bring up full text]
PHIL308	1	Metaphysics and Mind:	Ashley McDowell	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL312	25	12		Examination of topics in the philosophical areas of metaphysics and philosophy of mind, and their intersection. Metaphysics is the branch of philosophy concerned with the stru... [Bring up full text]
PHIL490	1	Philosophy Seminar: Meets Fall and Winter quater. Register only once	Christopher Latiolais	TBA		10	5	Junior or senior standing, or permission.	Intensive study of contemporary research on a major philosophical issue. The seminar is devoted to the critical reading of significant contemporary publications and a subseque... [Bring up full text]

Physics (PHYS) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Prerequisites	Course Description
PHYS220	1	Intro to Relativity and Quantum PHYS w/lab:	Thomas R. Askew	2:40-3:55 MWF	OU207	32	22	PHYS 152 and MATH 113. Suggested: MATH 214.	Study of light, special relativity, and quantum physics with applications. Prerequisite: PHYS 152 and MATH 113. Suggested: MATH 214.
PHYS220L	1	Intro to Relativity & Quantum Physics Lab:	Thomas R. Askew	8:00-11:30 Tuesday		16	16
PHYS220L	2	Intro to Relativity & Quantum Physics Lab:	Thomas R. Askew	12:30-4:00 Thurs.		16	16
PHYS420	1	Quantum Mechanics w/Lab: Lab is Tuesdays 12:30-4:00pm	Arthur L. Cole	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	OU303	20	16	PHYS 340 or permission.	Study of the principles and mathematical techniques of quantum mechanics with applications to barrier problems, the harmonic oscillator, and the hydrogen atom. Prerequisite: PHYS 340 or permission.

Political Science (POLS) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
POLS106	1	Intro to Comparative Politics:	R. Amy Elman	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE103	35	3			Introduction to the structure and functioning of different systems of governance within a within a comparative framework. What are the various paths to political development ... [Bring up full text]
POLS107	1	Intro to International Politics:	John C. Dugas	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE210	35	3			An introduction to the study of international relations that focuses on the core issue of international war and peace. The issue is used as a means to explore how political sc... [Bring up full text]
POLS245	1	Politics of Latin America:	John C. Dugas	8:30-9:45 MWF	DE300	30	11	L.A.		An introduction to contemporary Latin American politics. The course examines three areas crucial to a basic understanding of the region: (1) socio-economic conditions; (2) the... [Bring up full text]
POLS263	1	American Political Theory:	Joan Sitomer	11:50-1:05AM -M-W-F-	OU408	30	26			This course examines the origins and development of a distinctively American approach to politics and political ideas, focusing on the origins of American political theory in ... [Bring up full text]
POLS295	1	Special Topic: African Am Feminist Pol Theory	Joan Sitomer	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU316	30	28			Please visit: http://www.kzoo.edu/regist/POLS295_course_descript.pdf
POLS295	2	Special Topic: Politics of Popular Culture	Christopher Deis	8:30-10:20 TR	UL302	30	12			Please visit: http://www.kzoo.edu/regist/POLS295_course_descript.pdf
POLS325	1	Race and Politics:	Christopher Deis	12:40-2:30 TR	UL308	35	24			This course critically examines three storylines about race in American politics: the Black/White story of racial exclusion, the multicultural story of racial inclusion, and t... [Bring up full text]
POLS490	1	Contemporary Behavior, Theory & Methodology:	R. Amy Elman	6:00-9:00PM Wed.	DE200	35	8		Senior standing and permission.	Analysis of major premises and theoretical frameworks underlying current political science research. Prerequisite: Senior standing and permission.

Psychology (PSYC) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
PSYC101	1	General Psychology: Service Learning	Karyn Boatwright	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	OU408	35	1			Survey of major theories, methods, and findings related to understanding mental processes, behavior and experience; examination of such topics as learning, memory, perceptio... [Bring up full text]
PSYC101	2	General Psychology:	Charles Livingston	12:40-2:30 TR	UL306	35	0			Survey of major theories, methods, and findings related to understanding mental processes, behavior and experience; examination of such topics as learning, memory, perceptio... [Bring up full text]
PSYC238	1	Culture and Psychology of Arab- Muslim Societies: Cross-listed with ANSO238 If full see ANSO238 for ... [more]	Gary S. Gregg	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL305	18	1	M.E.		This course provides an introduction to Arab-Muslin societies and cultures. It covers social structure and family organization in tribal, village, and urban communities, core... [Bring up full text]
PSYC280	1	Cognition:	Autumn B. Hostetter	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU408	25	0		PSYC 101.	Study of information processing and utilization. Topics include attention, perception, imagery, memory, knowledge structures, language comprehension and production, problem so... [Bring up full text]
PSYC370	1	Abnormal Psychology: Must also register for PSYC370L	Robert W. Grossman	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	OU316	25	0		PSYC 101, Recommended for sophomores.	Study of pathological behavior patterns and symptoms with focus upon the origin, nature, and methods of treatment of abnormal behavior. Prerequisite: PSYC 101, Recommended for sophomores.
PSYC370L	1	Abnormal Lab:	Robert W. Grossman	10:00-11:30 Thurs.	OU321A	12	12
PSYC370L	2	Abnormal Lab:	Robert W. Grossman	2:35-4:00 Thurs.	OU409	13	13
PSYC410	1	Theories of Personality:	Robert W. Grossman	12:40-2:30 TR	OU316	25	5		PSYC 101, PSYC 370 recommended.	Survey of contemporary theories of personality and related research. Prerequisite: PSYC 101, PSYC 370 recommended.
PSYC425	1	Physiological Psychology:	William R. Batsell	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU412	25	0			An exploration of the neurochemical and neurological bases of behaviors/ experiences such as movement, pain, feeding, sleep, learning, memory, and emotion.
PSYC450	1	Counseling Psychology: Theory and Practice:	Karyn Boatwright	2:40-3:55 MWF	OU409	20	0		PSYC 101, PSYC 370 recommended and senior standing.	Selected counseling theories will be presented with an emphasis on application to help students develop an awareness of the connection between theory and practice in a variety... [Bring up full text]
PSYC590	1	SIP Seminar (Workshop):	William R. Batsell	8:30-10:30AM --T-R--	OU412	50	50
PSYC593	3	SIP: Audio Effects in Video Games Summer/Fall	William R. Batsell	TBA		1	0
PSYC593	42	SIP: User-Centered Design Fall	William R. Batsell	TBA		1	0
PSYC593	43	SIP: Discrimtative Stimulus Effects Summer/Fall	William R. Batsell	TBA		1	0
PSYC593	44	SIP: Hono Genus Brain Expansion Fall	William R. Batsell	TBA		1	0
PSYC593	45	SIP: Image Interactive Technology Fall	William R. Batsell	TBA		1	0

Religion (RELG) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Lit	Cul	Course Description
RELG106	1	Introduction to New Testament:	Waldemar Schmeichel	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU112	35	8			Study of this literature in its historical, political, and cultural contexts and its religious and theological claims; examination of critical methods and results.
RELG107	1	Intro to Jewish Traditions: Cross-listed with HIST107 If full see HIST107 for ... [more]	Jeffrey Haus	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL306	28	11		COMP	This course explores the development of Judaism from its ancient origins until the present. We will discuss the biblical foundations of Judaism and the impact that different ... [Bring up full text]
RELG111	1	Religious History of the US I:	Shreena Gandhi	12:40-2:30 TR	UL305	30	-2		U.S.	This course is an introduction to the religious history of the United States and the diverse traditions that comprise this critical history. This course is the first of a two ... [Bring up full text]
RELG125	1	General Introduction to Religion:	Waldemar Schmeichel	2:40-3:55 MWF	OU103	35	1			Study of the forms, functions, and meanings of religion as observed in human cultures.
RELG255	1	Religions of Ancient Greece/Rome: Cross-listed with CLAS255 If full see CLAS255 for ... [more]	Peter L. Corrigan	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE210	14	0	Engl		This course examines various forms of polytheistic religion and worship in classical paganism. Topics included are concepts of divinity, varieties of religious space and pract... [Bring up full text]
RELG298	1	Independent Study: Christian Theology	Waldemar Schmeichel	TBA		1	0
RELG368	1	Hindu Traditions in the Americas:	Shreena Gandhi	8:30-10:20 TR	HH204	15	10		North American	A survey and analysis of Hindu Traditions in the US, Canada and teh Caribbean. The approaches to his subject will be historical, anthropological and ethnographic. By the end o... [Bring up full text]

Spanish (SPAN) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
SPAN101	1	Beginning Spanish I:	Elena Rebollo-Cortes	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL311	23	4				Basic grammar and vocabulary; fundamentals of listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
SPAN101	2	Beginning Spanish I:	Maria Romero-Eshuis	8:30-9:45 MWF	UL302	23	0				Basic grammar and vocabulary; fundamentals of listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
SPAN101L	1	Beginning Spanish I Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 TR	DE310	12	12
SPAN101L	2	Beginning Spanish I Lab:	STAFF	10:30-11:20 TR	UL312	12	12
SPAN101L	3	Beginning Spanish I Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	DE210	12	12
SPAN101L	4	Beginning Spanish I Lab:	STAFF	10:30-11:20 TR	UL303	12	12
SPAN102	1	Beginning Spanish II:	Mikela Zhezha-Thaumanavar	8:30-9:45 MWF	UL311	23	5			SPAN 101 or equivalent.	Further development of basic skills and vocabulary. Prerequisite: SPAN 101 or equivalent.
SPAN102	2	Beginning Spanish II:	Enid M. Valle	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL306	23	5			SPAN 101 or equivalent.	Further development of basic skills and vocabulary. Prerequisite: SPAN 101 or equivalent.
SPAN102L	1	Beginning Spanish II Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	DE200	12	12
SPAN102L	2	Beginning Spanish II Lab:	STAFF	10:30-11:20 TR	UL305	12	12
SPAN102L	3	Beginning Spanish II Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	DE300	12	12
SPAN102L	4	Beginning Spanish II Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 TR	DE200	12	12
SPAN201	1	Intermediate Spanish: Instructor Permission Only	Carmen Diaz	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL302	23	6			SPAN 102 or equivalent.	Intensive grammar review; reinforcement of listening and speaking skills; and fundamentals of essay writing. Prerequisite: SPAN 102 or equivalent.
SPAN201	2	Intermediate Spanish: Insturctor Permission Only	Carmen Diaz	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL302	23	7			SPAN 102 or equivalent.	Intensive grammar review; reinforcement of listening and speaking skills; and fundamentals of essay writing. Prerequisite: SPAN 102 or equivalent.
SPAN201	3	Intermediate Spanish: Insturctor Permission Only	Cynthia Carosella	2:40-3:55 MWF	OU304	23	3			SPAN 102 or equivalent.	Intensive grammar review; reinforcement of listening and speaking skills; and fundamentals of essay writing. Prerequisite: SPAN 102 or equivalent.
SPAN201L	1	Intermediate Spanish Lab:	STAFF	10:30-11:20 TR	UL311	12	12
SPAN201L	2	Intermediate Spanish Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 TR	DE210	12	12
SPAN201L	3	Intermediate Spanish Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 TR	DE300	12	12
SPAN201L	4	Intermediate Spanish Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	DE310	12	12
SPAN201L	5	Intermediate Spanish Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	UL308	12	12
SPAN201L	6	Intermediate Spanish Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	DE311	12	12
SPAN202	1	Conversation and Composition: Instructor Permision Only	Maria Romero-Eshuis	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU313A	23	11			SPAN 201 or equivalent.	Practice in conversation, oral interpretation, and composition. Continued review of grammar to further develop oral and written communication. Prerequisite: SPAN 201 or equivalent.
SPAN202	2	Conversation and Composition: Instructor Permission Only	Cynthia Carosella	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU304	23	16			SPAN 201 or equivalent.	Practice in conversation, oral interpretation, and composition. Continued review of grammar to further develop oral and written communication. Prerequisite: SPAN 201 or equivalent.
SPAN202L	1	Conversation and Composition Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 TR	DE305	12	12
SPAN202L	2	Conversation and Composition Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 TR	DE311	12	12
SPAN202L	3	Conversation and Composition Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	UL306	12	12
SPAN202L	4	Conversation and Composition Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	UL305	12	12
SPAN301	1	Intro to Hispanic Literature:	Enid M. Valle	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	UL311	23	11	Span	COMP	SPAN 203 or permission of instructor.	An introduction to the period concepts, genres, and major figures of Spanish and Latin American literature. Using selected Hispanic texts, the course will also serve as an int... [Bring up full text]
SPAN495	1	Advanced Literary Studies: Visiones de Nueva York	Elena Rebollo-Cortes	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	UL312	23	17			SPAN 301.	Course focuses on major figures and movements in Spanish and Spanish-American literature. Topics will vary. May be taken more than once. (Consult Department) Prerequisite: SPAN 301.
SPAN850	1	Interinstitutional: Intermediate Spanish I	STAFF	TBA		1	0

Theatre Arts (THEA) - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Course Description
THEA115	1	Activating Theatre Techniques for Community Dialog: Course will meet in FA75 Service Learning Course	Kevin Dodd	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F		18	3	CE	A workshop course based on the Activating Theatre techniques of Augusto Boal. A developmental skills course in creating forum theatre for community and social change, and for ... [Bring up full text]
THEA120	1	Fundamentals of Acting I: Course will meet in FA75	Kevin Dodd	12:40-2:30 TR		18	0	CE	Introduction to the skills necessary for performing on stage. This course is an exploration of the fundamental techniques necessary for beginning scene and monologue study in ... [Bring up full text]
THEA120	2	Fundamentals of Acting I: Course will meet in Balch Lobby	Patricia Daniels	12:40-2:30 TR		18	0	CE	Introduction to the skills necessary for performing on stage. This course is an exploration of the fundamental techniques necessary for beginning scene and monologue study in ... [Bring up full text]
THEA200	1	Production Laboratory:	Jon Reeves	TBA		50	-1	CE	Each student involved in a significant role on regular theatre productions is a participant in the Festival Playhouse company and shall thereby earn 1/4 unit of credit per pro... [Bring up full text]
THEA240	1	Design I:	Jon Reeves	8:30-9:45 MWF	FA3	14	2	CE	Conceptual study of design, commencing with play analysis and historical research, followed by costume and scenery sketches, decor, drafting, color renderings, and lighting. F... [Bring up full text]
THEA295	1	SpTpc:African Drama: Cross-listed with AFST295 One-Time Offering If ful... [more]	Femi Euba	12:40-2:30 TR	DE311	13	7

WRIT - Fall [Return to top of Fall schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left
WRIT130	1	First-Year Seminar: World at 3 MPH	Olga Bonfiglio	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU303	15	0
WRIT130	2	First-Year Seminar: At Home In The World/Web	Jill Alyce Brady	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU312	15	1
WRIT130	3	First-Year Seminar: Voices Of The Powerless	Madeline Chu	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE305	15	1
WRIT130	4	First-Year Seminar: Human Rights Issues: Children	Henry Cohen	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE204	15	2
WRIT130	5	First-Year Seminar: Warning: Graphic Literature	Glenn J. Deutsch	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL305	15	1
WRIT130	6	First-Year Seminar: A Beautiful Art	John B. Fink	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU313B	15	0
WRIT130	7	First-Year Seminar: Cancer In The Modern World	Laura L. Furge	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL302	15	1
WRIT130	8	First-Year Seminar: The Politics Of Identity	Gary S. Gregg	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU304	15	-1
WRIT130	9	First-Year Seminar: Visions of America: First Person	Gail B. Griffin	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL303	15	1
WRIT130	10	First-Year Seminar: Migration, Community, and Self	Jeffrey Haus	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU316	15	1
WRIT130	11	First-Year Seminar: Telling Stories: Models of Self	Christopher Latiolais	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE210	15	1
WRIT130	12	First-Year Seminar: Visions Of America: On Stage	Ed Menta	11:50-1:05 MWF	DS329	15	1
WRIT130	13	First-Year Seminar: Crossing Borders: Autism	Bruce E. Mills	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE300	15	0
WRIT130	14	First-Year Seminar: Co-Authoring Your Life	Andrew Mozina	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL307	15	1
WRIT130	15	First-Year Seminar: Visions of America: By Ear	Zaide Pixley	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE114	15	2
WRIT130	16	First-Year Seminar: Duende	Diane Seuss	11:50-1:05 MWF	HHLOUN	15	1
WRIT130	17	First-Year Seminar: Metropolis	Babli Sinha	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE304	15	1
WRIT130	18	First-Year Seminar: Our Shakespeares, Ourselves	Amy L. Smith	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL308	15	1
WRIT130	19	First-Year Seminar: The Empire Writes Back	Kathleen W. Smith	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE200	15	1
WRIT130	20	First-Year Seminar: How we see people not like us	Janet L. Solberg	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE311	15	1
WRIT130	21	First-Year Seminar: Monsters	Michael J. Sosulski	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL306	15	1
WRIT130	22	First-Year Seminar: Design Intelligence	Charles A. Stull	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL311	15	1
WRIT130	23	First-Year Seminar: Almost Human	Jan Tobochnik	11:50-1:05 MWF	DS229	15	0
WRIT130	24	First-Year Seminar: The Structure of Scientific Revo	Leslie Tung	11:50-1:05 MWF	FA228	15	0
WRIT130	25	First-Year Seminar: Whose American Dream?	Gregory W. Wright	11:50-1:05 MWF	FA20	15	1
WRIT130	26	First-Year Seminar: Animal House To The Ivory Tower	Rebecca Sprague	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU313A	15	0

Fall Winter 2009 Spring

African Studies (AFST) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
AFST297	1	Contemporary Africa: Cross-listed with HIST297 If full see HIST297 for ... [more]	Joseph Bangura	12:40-2:30 TR	UL305	15	6			AFR		Study of Africa south of the Sahara including colonialism and the anti-colonial struggles of the post-WWII period. CR (Africa)

American Studies (AMST) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
AMST111	1	History of the United States II: Cross-listed with HIST111 If full see HIST111 for ... [more]	James E. Lewis Jr.	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE310	5	1			U.S.		America from colonial timers to 1865, with emphasis on economic, social, intellectual, and political developments. Required Michigan secondary teaching certificate. AOS(HIST); CR(US)
AMST276	1	Modernism and Postmodernism: U.S. Literature 1914-: Cross-listed with ENGL276 If full see ENGL276 for ... [more]	Glenn J. Deutsch	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	UL302	5	1		Engl	U.S.	Sophomore standing with readings course or permission.	A study of the rise of a modern aesthetic in the wake of World War I and the postmodern response in the second half of the 20th century with an eye toward the diversity of voi... [Bring up full text]

Anthropology/Sociology (ANSO) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
ANSO105	1	Intro to Cultural Anthropology:	Natalie J. Bourdon	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL306	30	-1		COMP		Survey of world cultures from foraging to industrial societies, with an emphasis on how specific cultures exemplify problems central to the anthropological study of humanity. CR (Comparative)
ANSO107	1	Introduction to Sociology:	Laura R. Barraclough	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL308	30	0		U.S.		Introduction to the study of contemporary industrial societies, primarily the United States; basic perspectives, methods, and concepts; fundamental social institutions; and ar... [Bring up full text]
ANSO205	1	Urban Sociology:	Laura R. Barraclough	8:30-9:45 MWF	UL306	25	3			Sophomore standing or permission.	Study of competing explanations of urban problems, neighborhood revitalization, suburbs, and strategies of equalizing resources; field trips and field projects. Prerequisite... [Bring up full text]
ANSO212	1	Quantitative Analysis and Statistical Reasoning:	Josh Woods	8:30-10:20 TR	DE310	25	14	QR			An introduction to the use of quantitative analysis and statistical reasoning in the fields of sociology, anthropology, and human development and social relations. The course ... [Bring up full text]
ANSO245	1	Qualitative Research Methods:	M. Kiran Cunningham	8:30-10:20 TR	DE300	25	10			ANSO 105 or ANSO 107.	An introduction to qualitative, ethnographic research methods. While the course emphasizes participant-observation and interviewing, students will gain experience with an arra... [Bring up full text]
ANSO250	1	Social Psychology: Cross-listed with PSYC250 If full see PSYC250 for ... [more]	Gary S. Gregg	8:30-10:20 TR	OU207	2	0			ANSO 105, ANSO 107, PSYC 101.	Survey of contemporary topics in social psychology, including attitudes, conformity, group dynamics, media effects, aggression, and social cognition; includes an experimental ... [Bring up full text]
ANSO255	1	The Media and Popular Culture:	Josh Woods	12:40-2:30 TR	DE210	25	0		U.S.		This course will examine some of the central social theories and studies related to the nature, production, and influence of American popular culture. Of particular concern wi... [Bring up full text]
ANSO257	1	Immigrants and Exiles:	Espelencia M. Baptiste	12:40-2:30 TR	UL308	25	18		COMP		From its classical reference to displaced communities as a result of wars of conquests or natural disasters to current movements of population across borders as a result of gl... [Bring up full text]
ANSO295	1	Special Topic: How to Change the World One-Time Offering Instructor permission only	Charles K. Cummings	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE200	16	0
ANSO340	1	Cultural Psychology: Cross-listed with PSYC340 If full see PSCY340 for ... [more]	Gary S. Gregg	12:40-2:30 TR	OU304	5	0		COMP	ANSO 105 or PSYC 101. Both are highly recommended.	Theories of how culture shapes thought, feeling, and the development of personality. Critical survey of topics in cross-cultural psychology including culture and personality, ... [Bring up full text]
ANSO395	1	SpTpc:Anthropology&Human Rights: Previously offered as ANSO305 One-Time Offering	Natalie J. Bourdon	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE210	25	9
ANSO490	1	Senior Seminar:	Espelencia M. Baptiste	8:30-10:20 TR	UL307	25	8			Senior major or permission.	Study of contemporary debates in sociology and anthropology, with particular attention to ways of knowing about and representing the social world. Prerequisite: Senior major or permission.

Art/Art History (ARTX) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
ARTX105	1	Basic Drawing: Studio Fee $15	Thomas Rice	8:30-11:30 TR	FA2	15	-2	CE			Study of drawing fundamentals, with emphasis on line, value, and shape organization as instruments of precision and expression. Students planning to major or minor in art shou... [Bring up full text]
ARTX110	1	Digital Art: Studio Fee $25	Kevin D. Brady	12:30-3:30 TR	FA2	15	0	CE			Part hands-on studio art, part survey and theory course, this course examines the new media via digital imaging software and basic web art. Course themes include photo montage... [Bring up full text]
ARTX116	1	Photography I: Studio Fee $25	Richard Koenig	8:30-11:30 TR	FA103	13	-1	CE			Photography taught as a creative and expressive medium from a fine art perspective. In addition to the technical aspects of image making, this course is concerned with aesthet... [Bring up full text]
ARTX125	1	Ceramic Wheel Throwing I: Studio Fee $70	Sarah Lindley	8:30-11:30 TR	FA202	15	1	CE			Introduction to and development of pottery forms using the potter's wheel as the primary forming tool. Assignments geared towards issues of craft and function, as well as... [Bring up full text]
ARTX200	1	TV Production:	Dhera A. Strauss	4:00-5:30 M--R-		20	12				For students with significant involvement in producing Kalamazoo College TV productions and production studio work. Students must meet a minimum 30 hour commitment within one ... [Bring up full text]
ARTX215	1	A History of Photography:	Richard Koenig	12:40-2:30 TR	FARH	30	20	HIST	COMP		Photography was invented at two different geographic locations more or less simultaneously, which coincided with the rise of the modern political state and the industrial revo... [Bring up full text]
ARTX216	1	Photography II: Studio Fee $25	Richard Koenig	TBA		1	1	CE			Photography taught as a creative and expressive medium from a fine art perspective. In addition to the technical aspects of image making, this course is concerned with aesthet... [Bring up full text]
ARTX222	1	Renaissance Art II:	Billie G. Fischer	1:15-2:30 MWF	FA20	30	18	HIST	EUR		A strong papacy and its patronage in 16th-century Rome brought Michelangelo, Raphael, and many other cities to work there. They established and idealized classical style that ... [Bring up full text]
ARTX223	1	19th Century Art:	Christine Hahn	8:30-9:45 MWF	FA20	30	22	HIST	EUR		Some credit David, the painter for both the French Revolution and Napoleon, with beginning modern art; others cite Courbet or Manet in the later 19th-century. But all agree th... [Bring up full text]
ARTX226	1	Ceramics: World Pottery:	Sarah Lindley	12:30-3:30 TR	FA20	16	8	CE	COMP		World Pottery is a hands-on studio course with a signigicant research component. This course is intended as a pre or post study abroad seminar. Class time will be used to intr... [Bring up full text]
ARTX227	1	Seeing & Perceiving in the Modern Museum:	Christine Hahn	2:40-3:55 MWF	FA20	30	22	HIST	COMP		The modern art museum is not just a repository of the past, but an institution with the ability to shape and create meaning. Its version of history can be simultaneously inclu... [Bring up full text]
ARTX233	1	Printmaking I: Studio Fee $25	Thomas Rice	12:30-3:30 TR	FA22	15	7	CE		ARTX 100 or 105.	Introduction to and development of basic techniques in intaglio and relief processes. Linoleum cut, wood cut, etching, and soft ground techniques will be some of the print met... [Bring up full text]
ARTX316	1	Photography III: Studio Fee $25	Richard Koenig	TBA		1	0	CE			Photography taught as a creative and expressive medium from a fine art perspective. In addition to the technical aspects of image making, this course is concerned with aesthet... [Bring up full text]
ARTX498	2	Independent Study: Building Camera/Making calotypes	Christine Hahn	TBA		1	0

Biology (BIOL) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Prerequisites	Course Description
BIOL112	1	Evolution and Genetics w/Lab: Must also register for BIOL112L	Vivien Pybus	1:15-2:30 MWF	DS232	50	0		An introduction to principles of evolution and genetics. Includes a comprehensive overview of genetics from molecular, classical, and population perspectives, as well as in-de... [Bring up full text]
BIOL112L	1	Evolution and Genetics Lab:	Vivien Pybus	12:30-4:00 Thurs.		20	2
BIOL112L	2	Evolution and Genetics Lab:	James A. Langeland	8:00-11:30 Tuesday		20	2
BIOL112L	3	Evolution and Genetics Lab:	James A. Langeland	12:30-4:00 Tuesday		20	6
BIOL124	1	Physiology and Ecology w/Lab: Must also register for BIOL124L	Erin B. Girdler	1:15-2:30 MWF	DS226	48	1		Introduction to principles of organism-environment interaction, how organisms meet environmental requirements, and community and ecosystem dynamics. BIOL112 is recommended.
BIOL124L	1	Physiology and Ecology Lab:	Erin B. Girdler	8:00-11:30 Thurs.		24	-2
BIOL124L	2	Physiology and Ecology Lab:	Erin B. Girdler	12:30-4:00 Thurs.		24	3
BIOL195	1	SpTopic: Life is Liquid:	Timothy D. Kailing	2:40-3:55 MWF	DS232	40	1		The human body is mostly water. The surface of our planet is mostly water. Water shapes the Earth, fills our cells, controls our climate, and feeds our crops. In this class, w... [Bring up full text]
BIOL200	1	Research Apprenticeship:	STAFF	TBA		24	24		Apprenticeships intended to provide opportunities for biology majors to become regularly involved in ongoing research projects with faculty, either with the same faculty membe... [Bring up full text]
BIOL222	1	Vertebrate Biology w/Lab: Lab time: Tues. 8:00a - 11:30a	Timothy D. Kailing	8:30-9:45 MWF	DS329	20	10	BIOL 220	Broad-based study of comparative anatomy and life histories of adult vertebrates and how these influence our understanding of vertebrate phylogeny; laboratories in comparative... [Bring up full text]
BIOL222L	1	Vertebrate Biology Lab		8:00-11:30 Tuesday		20	20
BIOL290	1	Animal Behavior w/Lab: Lab time: Tues. 12:30p - 4:00p Cross-listed with PSYC290	Ann M. Fraser	11:50-1:05 MWF	DS329	16	0	BIOL 112, 124, or PSYC 101.	Study of the behavior and social organization of a variety of animal groups ranging from insects to primates; analysis of general principles of behavior modes; observation of ... [Bring up full text]
BIOL290L	1	Animal Behavior Lab		12:30-4:00 Tuesday		16	16
BIOL350	1	Neurobiology w/Lab: Lab Time: Thurs. 8:00a - 11:30a	D. Blaine Moore	2:40-3:55 MWF	DS329	20	1	BIOL 246 or permission.	Structure and function of the nervous system will be considered, in addition to the molecular and cellular workings of individual neurons. Topics include cell biology of neuro... [Bring up full text]
BIOL350L	1	Neurobiology Lab		8:00-11:30 Thurs.		20	20
BIOL352	1	Biochemistry w/Lab: Must register for BIOL352L Cross-listed with CHEM3... [more]	Regina Stevens-Truss	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL305	12	-1	CHEM 220. Recommended: BIOL 246.	Overview of the chemical mechanisms underlying biological processes including structure and function of proteins, polysaccharides, and lipids; enzymatic catalysis and kinetics... [Bring up full text]
BIOL352L	1	Biochemistry Lab:	Regina Stevens-Truss	8:00-11:30 Tuesday		6	0
BIOL352L	2	Biochemistry Lab:	Regina Stevens-Truss	12:30-4:00 Tuesday		6	-2
BIOL370	1	Advanced Genetics w/Lab: Lab time: Thurs. 12:30p - 4:00p	James A. Langeland	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DS329	20	0	BIOL112 and 246.	Advanced treatment of principles and methods of modern genetic analysis such as genetic mapping, mutational screens, genomics, quantitative genetics, and the behavior of genes... [Bring up full text]
BIOL370L	1	Advanced Genetics Lab		12:30-4:00 Thurs.		20	20
BIOL490	1	Functioning as a Biologist: Meets Fall, Winter and Spring Register only once	Erin B. Girdler	TBA		50	38	Junior Spring or Senior standing.	Participation in a seminar involving teaching and research in the literature and consideration of current biological questions; participation for one quarter in the department... [Bring up full text]
BIOL850	1	Interinstitutional: Human Anatomy w/Lab	STAFF	TBA		4	0

Chemistry (CHEM) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Prerequisites	Course Description
CHEM110	1	Intro Chemistry I w/Lab: Must also register for CHEM110L	Jennifer R.W. Furchak	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DS232	48	3			Fundamental principles of chemistry: chemical calculations and symbolism; atomic and molecular structure and bonding; periodic properties; intermolecular interactions and the ... [Bring up full text]
CHEM110L	1	Intro Chemistry I Lab:	Jennifer R.W. Furchak	8:00-11:30 Thurs.		24	3
CHEM110L	2	Intro Chemistry I Lab:	Jennifer R.W. Furchak	12:30-4:00 Thurs.		24	0
CHEM120	1	Intro Chemistry II w/Lab: Must register for CHEM120L	Jeffrey A. Bartz	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DS226	48	0	QR	CHEM 110.	Classification of chemical reactions; chemical kinetics; chemical equilibrium; energetics of chemical reactions (thermodynamics); acid-base, solubility-precipitation, oxidatio... [Bring up full text]
CHEM120L	1	Intro Chemistry II Lab:	Allison P. McKenna	8:00-11:30 Tuesday		24	2
CHEM120L	2	Intro Chemistry II Lab:	Jeffrey A. Bartz	12:30-4:00 Tuesday		24	-2
CHEM220	1	Organic Chemistry II w/Lab: Must register for CHEM220L	Greg Slough	8:30-9:45 MWF	DS232	48	2		CHEM 210.	Continuation of CHEM 210 that includes classroom and laboratory study of the structure, nomenclature, chemical properties, and spectrometric identification of common organic c... [Bring up full text]
CHEM220	2	Organic Chemistry II w/Lab: Must register for CHEM220L	Laura L. Furge	8:30-9:45 MWF	DS226	48	18		CHEM 210.	Continuation of CHEM 210 that includes classroom and laboratory study of the structure, nomenclature, chemical properties, and spectrometric identification of common organic c... [Bring up full text]
CHEM220L	1	Organic Chemistry II Lab:	Greg Slough	8:00-11:30 Tuesday		24	9
CHEM220L	2	Organic Chemistry II Lab:	Greg Slough	12:30-4:00 Tuesday		24	3
CHEM220L	3	Organic Chemistry II Lab:	Laura L. Furge	8:00-11:30 Thurs.		24	6
CHEM220L	4	Organic Chemistry II Lab:	Laura L. Furge	12:30-4:00 Thurs.		24	2
CHEM352	1	Biochemistry w/Lab: Must also register for CHEM352L Cross-listed with ... [more]	Regina Stevens-Truss	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL305	12	-2		CHEM 220 or 224. Recommended: BIOL 246 and MATH 112.	An introduction to biochemical principles. Emphasis is placed on understanding the biochemical reactions in metabolic and biosynthetic pathways. The course will survey, in det... [Bring up full text]
CHEM352L	1	Biochemistry Lab:	Regina Stevens-Truss	8:00-11:30 Tuesday		6	0
CHEM352L	2	Biochemistry Lab:	Regina Stevens-Truss	12:30-4:00 Tuesday		6	-1
CHEM410	1	Physical Chemistry II w/Lab: Lab Time: Thurs. 8:00a - 11:30a	Jeffrey A. Bartz	2:40-3:55 MWF	DS229	12	7		CHEM310 and PHYS220 or permission. Recommended: MATH214 and MATH240.	Physical Chemistry II w/Lab. Further study of chemical kinetics; elementary quantum mechanics applied to simple atoms and molecules; introduction to statistical mechanics. A... [Bring up full text]
CHEM410L	1	Physical Chemistry II Lab		8:00-11:30 Thurs.		12	12

Chinese (CHIN) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Prerequisites	Course Description
CHIN102	1	Beginning Chinese II: Must also register for CHIN102L	Jeffrey J. Hayden	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE204	23	0	CHIN 101	A continuation of Beginning Chinese I. All four skills-listening, speaking, reading, and writing-are equally emphasized. By the end of this course, students are expected to un... [Bring up full text]
CHIN102L	1	Beginning Chinese II Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM MW	DE300	10	10
CHIN102L	2	Beginning Chinese II Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	DE210	10	10
CHIN102L	3	Beginning Chinese II Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 TR	DE310	10	10
CHIN202	1	Intermediate Chinese II: Must also register for CHIN202L	Jeffrey J. Hayden	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL311	23	15	CHIN 201.	This course follows CHIN 201, Intermediate Chinese I and emphasizes interactive skills. More authentic materials will be used, and more topics and situations concerning contem... [Bring up full text]
CHIN202L	1	Intermediate Chinese II Lab:	STAFF	6:00-6:50PM MW	DE300	11	11
CHIN202L	2	Intermediate Chinese II Lab:	STAFF	6:00-6:50PM TR	DE300	12	12

Classics (CLAS) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
CLAS210	1	Classical Mythology:	Ben Rubin	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU103	35	-3		Engl	MED		A literary and art-historical survey of the major myths from ancient Greece and Rome; examination of how myths were viewed and used in antiquity and how they have been used in... [Bring up full text]
CLAS220	1	Ancient Comedy and Satire:	Peter L. Corrigan	2:40-3:55 MWF	OU316	30	10		Engl			Survey of literary and dramatic works in English translation that reveal the nature and types of humor among the ancient Greeks and Romans. Readings include plays by Aristopha... [Bring up full text]

Computer Science (COMP) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Prerequisites	Course Description
COMP107	1	Pictures and Sound: Programming with Multimedia: Must also register for COMP107L	Nathan Sprague	2:40-3:55 MWF	OU312	30	2	QR		This course provides an introduction to multimedia programming: developing programs that create and manipulate text, pictures, sounds, and movies. Topics include creating ne... [Bring up full text]
COMP107L	1	Pictures and Sounds Lab:	Kelly Schultz	8:20-10:20 Thurs.	OU312	15	15
COMP107L	2	Pictures and Sounds Lab:	Kelly Schultz	1:00-3:00 Thurs.	OU312	15	15
COMP110	1	Intro to Programming w/Lab: Must also register for COMP110L	Jill Alyce Brady	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU312	26	22	QR	COMP 105, COMP107 or COMP108.	An introduction to programming and design concepts using a modern object-oriented programming language. Topics include the basic features of the language, modular programming ... [Bring up full text]
COMP110L	1	Intro to Programming Lab:	Kelly Schultz	8:20-10:20 Tuesday	OU312	13	13
COMP110L	2	Intro to Programming Lab:	STAFF	1:00-3:00 Tuesday	OU312	0	0
COMP230	1	Computer Architecture:	Nathan Sprague	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	OU312	25	20		COMP 210.	Introduction to computer organization; gates, truth tables, and logic design; number representation and arithmetic; assembly-language programming and the assembly process; and... [Bring up full text]
COMP487	1	Special Topics: Software Development	Jill Alyce Brady	TBA		25	16

Economics/Business (ECON) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Prerequisites	Course Description
ECON101	1	Principles of Economics:	Charles A. Stull	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	UL308	35	0			An introduction to the concerns and methods of economics, covering both microeconomic and macroeconomic principles. This course analyses how markets work and how economic deci... [Bring up full text]
ECON101	2	Principles of Economics:	Hannah J. McKinney	12:40-2:30 TR	DE300	35	13			An introduction to the concerns and methods of economics, covering both microeconomic and macroeconomic principles. This course analyses how markets work and how economic deci... [Bring up full text]
ECON106	1	Principles of Economics II:Macro: Open only to students who have completed ECON105	Seong-Hee Kim	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE311	35	17		ECON 105.	An overview of the national and international economies and how they interact to affect income, employment, and trade. The problems of unemployment, inflation, and income dist... [Bring up full text]
ECON201	1	International Business:	Patrik Hultberg	12:40-2:30 TR	DE305	35	-2		ECON101 or permission	International Business is a survey course that introduces the student to the various aspects of international business. We study both the environment in which international b... [Bring up full text]
ECON205	1	Mathematical Methods for Econ:	Ahmed M. Hussen	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE305	28	-1	QR		This is the first of a two-course sequence designed to give economics and business students the quantitative skills necessary for upper-level courses in the department. The pr... [Bring up full text]
ECON206	1	Business Statistics:	Charles A. Stull	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE305	30	-2	QR		The second of a two-course sequence designed to give economics and business students the quantitative skills necessary to understand as well as undertake a serious research pr... [Bring up full text]
ECON215	1	Princ of Managerial Accounting:	Timothy Moffit	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU207	30	8		ECON 210.	Study of managerial accounting theory including cost accounting, production variance analysis, responsibility accounting and reporting, differential accounting, and budgeting.... [Bring up full text]
ECON235	1	Envirn and Resource Econ:	Ahmed M. Hussen	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE305	30	-2		ECON101 or ECON 105.	Study of the economic perspective of environmental and resource problems and issues; the management and allocation of renewable and nonrenewable resources; the trade-off betwe... [Bring up full text]
ECON245	1	Money,Banking,and Financial Services:	Yang Li	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE310	30	6		ECON101 or ECON 106.	The study of national and international trends in banking establishes an institutional and historic understanding of the American financial system in the context of the global... [Bring up full text]
ECON265	1	Issues in Urban Economics:	Hannah J. McKinney	8:30-10:20 TR	DE103	30	2			This course is both an introduction to urban economics and an in-depth study of one current urban issue. We will examine why cities exist, where they develop, and how they gro... [Bring up full text]
ECON306	1	Intermediate Macroeconomics:	Yang Li	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE305	30	-4		ECON 101 or, 106, 205, or MATH 112.	This course takes up the major schools of thought in macroeconomics theory. The Classical, Keynesian, Monetarist, New Classical, and New Keynesian models of macroeconomy are c... [Bring up full text]
ECON325	1	Principles of Investments:	Timothy Moffit	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE310	30	3		ECON210	Introduction to principles of portfolio management evaluation of securities (equities and fixed income), and workings of financial markets. Prerequisite: ECON210
ECON490	1	Senior Topic:	Patrik Hultberg	7:00-10:00PM Tues.	DE305	18	-2		Senior standing	The content for this course varies each quarter. Prerequisite: Senior standing
ECON593	6	SIP: Advertising Effectiveness Fall/Winter	Timothy Moffit	TBA		1	0
ECON593	33	SIP: China's Exchange Rate Regime Fall/Winter	Patrik Hultberg	TBA		1	0

Education (EDUC) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
EDUC270	1	Intro to American Education:	Olga Bonfiglio	12:40-2:30 TR	OU303	20	4			U.S.		An indepth analysis of the culture that is American Education. Contemporary American educational thought and practice from the perspectives of history, philosophy, and the beh... [Bring up full text]

English (ENGL) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
ENGL107	1	Introduction to Creative Writing:	Andrew Mozina	8:30-10:20 TR	OU303	18	-1	CE				An introduction to the process of writing both poetry and prose, pairing the study of published work with the workshopping and development of student writing. CE
ENGL107	2	Introduction to Creative Writing:	Diane Seuss	12:40-2:30 TR	HHLOUN	18	-1	CE				An introduction to the process of writing both poetry and prose, pairing the study of published work with the workshopping and development of student writing. CE
ENGL130	1	Reading Film:	Babli Sinha	8:30-10:20 TR	DE200	25	0		Engl			An introduction to the language of cinema, foregrounding historical and theoretical contexts of classical Hollywood cinema (1930-1945) and various international alternatives. ... [Bring up full text]
ENGL140	1	Reading the Novel:	Babli Sinha	12:40-2:30 TR	DE311	25	2		Engl			An introductory study of the socio-historical development of the novel, with critical analysis of technique.
ENGL141	1	Reading Short Fiction:	Bruce E. Mills	8:30-9:45 MWF	UL305	25	1		Engl			An introductory study of representative short fiction, with critical analysis of theme and technique.
ENGL165	1	Reading Poetry:	Glenn J. Deutsch	1:15-2:30 MWF	HHLOUN	25	0		Engl			An introductory course in the study of poetry. Through exposure to a wide variety of poems from a broad historical spectrum, students will learn to read, discuss, and write about poetry.
ENGL207	1	Arts Journalism:	Marin L. Heinritz	6:00-9:00PM Wed.	UL305	18	0	CE
ENGL210	1	Intermediate Poetry Workshop:	Diane Seuss	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	HHLOUN	18	0	CE			ENGL 107 or permission.	A workshop which depens the students' familiarity with poetic craft and both traditional and untraditional form. CE Prerequisite: ENGL 107 or permission.
ENGL215	1	Creative Nonfiction Workshop:	Gail B. Griffin	12:40-2:30 TR	UL312	18	-1	CE			ENGL 107 or permission.	A workshop in the personal essay and other forms of nonfiction writing. Students will share their work and study current practitoners of this genre. CE Prerequisite: ENGL 107 or permission.
ENGL220	1	African-American Literature:	Bruce E. Mills	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL305	25	8		Engl	U.S.		A selective study of the evolution of African-American literature from its origins to the present. CR (US)
ENGL276	1	Modernism and Postmodernism: U.S. Literature 1914 : Cross-listed with AMST276 If full see AMST276 for ... [more]	Glenn J. Deutsch	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	UL302	20	0		Engl	U.S.	Sophomore standing with readings course or permission.	A study of the rise of a modern aesthetic in the wake of World War I and the postmodern response in the second half of the 20th century with an eye toward the diversity of voi... [Bring up full text]
ENGL290	1	Sophomore Seminar:	Amy L. Smith	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL305	20	-2		Engl		Sophomore standing with reading course or permission.	This course will serve as an introduction to literary studies for prospective and declared English majors. It beings to give students a framework for thinking about literatur... [Bring up full text]
ENGL290	2	Sophomore Seminar:	Amy L. Smith	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL308	20	0		Engl		Sophomore standing with reading course or permission.	This course will serve as an introduction to literary studies for prospective and declared English majors. It beings to give students a framework for thinking about literatur... [Bring up full text]
ENGL295	1	SpTp:Screenwriting:	Gregory W. Wright	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL302	18	3
ENGL436	1	Critical Theory:	Gregory W. Wright	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL302	20	12		Engl		Junior standing or permission.	An intensive study of selected perspectives in contemporary critical theory. Prerequisite: Junior standing or permission.
ENGL593	22	SIP: Odds of Knowing Fiction/play Winter	Andrew Mozina	TBA		1	0

French (FREN) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
FREN102	1	Beginning French II:	Violene Cuvillier-Diedrich	8:30-9:30 MTW-F (4 days/week)	UL303	23	11			FREN 101 or equivalent.	Further development of basic skills and vocabulary. Prerequisite: FREN 101 or equivalent.
FREN102	2	Beginning French II:	Henry Cohen	2:40-3:40 MTW-F (4 days/week)	DE311	23	16			FREN 101 or equivalent.	Further development of basic skills and vocabulary. Prerequisite: FREN 101 or equivalent.
FREN102L	1	Beginning French II Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 TR	UL303	10	10
FREN102L	2	Beginning French II Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 TR	UL305	10	10
FREN102L	3	Beginning French II Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	DE201	10	10
FREN102L	4	Beginning French II Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	DE300	10	10
FREN201	1	Intermediate French:	Janet L. Solberg	8:30-9:45 MWF	DE210	23	12			FREN102 or equivalent	Polishing and reinforcing of basic skills; readings and discussion of texts in French with topics chosen from literature and civilization. Prerequisite: FREN102 or equivalent
FREN201	2	Intermediate French:	Janet L. Solberg	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE300	23	4			FREN102 or equivalent	Polishing and reinforcing of basic skills; readings and discussion of texts in French with topics chosen from literature and civilization. Prerequisite: FREN102 or equivalent
FREN201L	1	Intermediate French Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 MW	UL303	10	10
FREN201L	2	Intermediate French Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 MW	UL302	10	10
FREN201L	3	Intermediate French Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM MW	UL302	10	10
FREN201L	4	Intermediate French Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM MW	UL303	10	10
FREN203	1	Adv Conversation and Composition:	Larissa A. Dugas	1:15-2:30 MWF	UL303	23	12			FREN 202 or equivalent.	Further refinement in areas studied in FREN 202; readings in French literature and culture. Given in French. Prerequisite: FREN 202 or equivalent.
FREN417	1	17th Century French Literature:	Henry Cohen	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	UL303	23	9	Fren	EUR	FREN 301.	Introduction to representative literary figures and genres of the Classical Period. Given in French. CR (Europe) Prerequisite: FREN 301.

German (GERM) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
GERM102	1	Beginning German II:	Caryl Einberger	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL303	23	6			GERM 101 or equivalent.	Expansion of the skills acquired in GERM 101. Students build on their basic knowledge of everyday German-speaking culture (through topics such as tourism and transportation, h... [Bring up full text]
GERM102L	1	Beginning German II Lab:	STAFF	6:00-6:50PM TR	DE311	12	12
GERM102L	2	Beginning German II Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	DE310	11	11
GERM204	1	Advanced German II:	Michael J. Sosulski	11:50-1:05 MWF	UL312	23	9			GREM201 or equivalent.	THis course centers around children's and youth novels presented within the historical and cultural context of 20th century Germany, with special emphasis on developing s... [Bring up full text]
GERM204L	1	Advanced German II Lab:	STAFF	6:00-6:50PM TR	DE310	12	12
GERM204L	2	Advanced German II Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM TR	DE311	11	11
GERM430	1	Themes in German Lit. & Cult.: Cross-listed with GERM490 If full see GERM490 for ... [more]	Michael J. Sosulski	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE300	12	10	Germ	EUR	GERM301 or equivalent.	This course examines the changing nature of German culture through a variety of texts (ranging from literature, history, and popular culture to music, architecture, and film) ... [Bring up full text]
GERM490	1	Senior Seminar: Cross-listed with GERM430 If full see GERM430 for ... [more]	Michael J. Sosulski	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE300	12	2	Germ	EUR	GERM301 and senior standing.	Offered annually in conjunction with GERM 430, this course examines the changing nature of German culture through a variety of texts on a particular theme. Senior German majo... [Bring up full text]

Greek (GREK) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
GREK102	1	Beginning Greek II:	Peter L. Corrigan	10:30-11:20 MTW, 10:00-10:40 F (4 days/week)	HH204	23	20				GREK 101 or permission.	Continuation of GREK 101; development of fundamentals of grammar, composition, and reading of ancient Greek. Selected readings from graduated texts, short stories, and dramas;... [Bring up full text]

Human Development & Social Relations (HDSR) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
HDSR490	1	Senior Seminar:	M. Kiran Cunningham	12:40-2:30 TR	DS329	14	0				Senior HDSR major.	Students will apply a series of psychological and socio-cultural perspectives to two case studies, working thus to develop deeper understanding of multidisciplinary approaches... [Bring up full text]

History (HIST) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Cul	Course Description
HIST101	1	Introduction to Europe I: Medieval and Early Moder:	Daniel Julich	8:30-9:45 MWF	UL308	30	8	HIST	EUR	This course follows the rise of Christianity within the Roman Empire and then the fall of the latter. A narrative of Christian-Islamic relations follows. The course then analy... [Bring up full text]
HIST103	1	Intro to East Asian Civilization:	Hsing-yi Kao	2:40-3:55 MWF	UL306	30	4	HIST	ASIA	Surveys of the histories of China, Japan, and Korea, with particular attention to religious, political, and social patterns. Topics include Confucianism and its influence in E... [Bring up full text]
HIST111	1	History of the United States II: Cross-listed with AMST111 If full see AMST11 for available seats	James E. Lewis Jr.	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE310	25	0	HIST	U.S.	America from 1865 to the present, with emphasis on economic, social, intellectual, and political developments. Required for Michigan secondary teaching certificate. AOS(HIST); CR(US)
HIST220	1	American Women's History to 1870:	Charlene Boyer Lewis	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE210	25	4	HIST	U.S.	An in-depth survey of the lives of women in America from the beginning of the colonial era to 1870. Topics include: the differences of class, religion, and race in women'... [Bring up full text]
HIST223	1	American Diplomacy Since 1898:	James E. Lewis Jr.	2:40-3:55 MWF	DE300	25	6	HIST	U.S.	Examination of American foreign policy and relations in the 20th century. Topics include the Spanish-American War, dollar diplomacy, World Wars I and II, the Cold War, the Vie... [Bring up full text]
HIST226	1	Roman Civilization:	John B. Wickstrom	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE311	25	1	HIST		From the foundation of the Republic to the empire of Constantine.
HIST232	1	The Fall of Rome and the Early Middle Ages: Sophomore standing or permission	John B. Wickstrom	12:40-2:30 TR	DE310	25	20	HIST	EUR	Study of the late Roman Empire and the rise of Christian Europe from 300 to 1050 AD; patristic and early medieval arts and letters; growth of the Catholic church and the Germa... [Bring up full text]
HIST265	1	Zionism: From Idea to State: Cross-listed with RELG265 If full see RELG265 for ... [more]	Jeffrey Haus	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	UL306	15	2	HIST	EUR	This course explores the origins, development, and manifestations of Zionism. Beginning with traditional religious conceptions of the connection between Jews and the Land of ... [Bring up full text]
HIST295-1	1	Science & Religion in Europe for a description of this course contact mcake@kzoo.edu	Daniel Julich	11:50-1:05 MWF	OU321A	25	18	HIST	EUR	The relationship between science and religion is one that has engendered much debate. Models of conflict, integration, and isolation. This course examines the ways that scie... [Bring up full text]
HIST295-2	1	Modern China Intellectuals & Revolution for a description of this course contact mcake@kzoo.edu	Hsing-yi Kao	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE311	25	22	HIST	ASIA	Revolution is one of the central themes of China's modern history for the past one hundred years, and there seems no better way to analyze China's turbulent modern t... [Bring up full text]
HIST297	1	Contemporary Africa: Cross-listed with AFST297 If full see AFST297 for ... [more]	Joseph Bangura	12:40-2:30 TR	UL305	25	19	HIST	AFR	Study of Africa south of the Sahara including colonialism and the anti-colonial struggles of teh pos-WWII period. (Also listed as AFST297). AOS(HIST); CR(Africa)

HLSC - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
HLSC490	1	Senior Seminar:	Diane R. Kiino	11:50-1:05 MWF	DS229	10	4

Interdepartmental Studies (IDSY) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
IDSY215	1	Introduction to Complex Systems:	Peter Erdi	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU103	24	7	QR				Study of how collective behavior emerges from the interaction between a system's parts and its environment. Model systems from the natural sciences and social sciences wi... [Bring up full text]

Japanese (JAPN) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left	Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
JAPN102	1	Beginning Japanese II:	Roselee Bundy	8:30-9:30 MTW-F (4 days/week)	UL302	23	6			JAPN 101 or equivalent with permission.	Further introduction to basic grammar and vocabulary; development of fundamental reading and writing skills using hiragana, katakana, and approximately 50 kanji. Prerequisite... [Bring up full text]
JAPN102L	1	Japanese 102 Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 MR	DE204	12	12
JAPN102L	2	Japanese 102 Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM MR	DE304	12	12
JAPN202	1	Intermediate Japanese II:	Akiko Kunii	1:15-2:30 MWF	DE304	23	5				Further refinement in areas studied in JAPN 201.
JAPN202L	1	Japanese 202 Lab:	STAFF	4:15-5:05 MW	DE210	12	12
JAPN202L	2	Japanese 202 Lab:	STAFF	7:00-7:50PM MW	DE310	12	12
JAPN237	1	Japanese Lit. In Translation: Tokugawa (Early Mode: Taught in English	Roselee Bundy	11:50-1:05 MWF	DE204	23	8	Engl	ASIA		The Tokugawa period in Japan spanned roughly two hundred fifty years (1603-1867). The central ideology of the state was combination of Confusianism, a philosophy imported from... [Bring up full text]

Language (LANG) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
LANG201	1	Foreign Language Teaching Methods and Practicum II:	Larissa A. Dugas	2:50-3:50 Thurs.	DE210	25	11

Latin (LATN) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
LATN102	1	Beginning Latin II:	Robert J. Mondi	10:30-11:20 MTW, 10:00-10:40 F (4 days/week)	OU304	23	6				LATN101 or permission.	Continuation of LATN 101; development of fundamentals of grammar, composition, and reading. Selected readings from graduation texts, shorts stories and dramas; introduction t... [Bring up full text]
LATN435	1	Imperial Prose:	Robert J. Mondi	1:15-2:30 MWF	HH204	20	14					Representative readings, in Latin, from one or more Imperial prose authors (Pliny the Younger, Seneca, Sallust, Livy, Tacitus, Suetonius) Pre-requisite: Latin 201 or equivalent. May be repeated.

Mathematics (MATH) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Prerequisites	Course Description
MATH105	1	Quantitative Reasoning and Statistical Analysis:	John B. Fink	2:40-3:55 MWF	OU207	25	2	QR		An introduction to some of the quantitative techniques used to clarify ordinary experience and to some of the statistical ideas used to shape public policy and human sciences,... [Bring up full text]
MATH111	1	Calculus I with Review, Part 2:	Danielle J. Seabold	8:30-9:45 MWF	OU207	25	4	QR	Mathematics 110 or consent of the instructor.	This course continues the study of calculus begun in Mathematics 110. Review of precalculus mathematics continues as needed. MATH 110 by itself cannot be used for either the Q... [Bring up full text]
MATH112	1	Calculus I:	Eric J. Barth	8:30-9:45 MWF	OU112	33	1	QR		Differential calculus of single-variable functions: limits, derivatives, differentiation rules, related rates, optimization. An emphasis on problem solving using the tools o... [Bring up full text]
MATH113	1	Calculus II:	John B. Fink	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU316	30	0	QR	MATH112	Integral calculus of single-variable functions: the fundamental theorem of calculus, techniques of integration, infinite sequences and series. An emphasis on problem solving... [Bring up full text]
MATH113	2	Calculus II:	Michele Intermont	8:30-9:45 MWF	OU316	30	21	QR	MATH112	Integral calculus of single-variable functions: the fundamental theorem of calculus, techniques of integration, infinite sequences and series. An emphasis on problem solving... [Bring up full text]
MATH260	1	Applied Statistics I:	Eric D. Nordmoe	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU207	30	9	QR		Introduction to statistics including methods of data collection and description, correlation and regression, chance, and statistical inference. The course makes extensive use ... [Bring up full text]
MATH270	1	Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos: Cross-listed with PHYS270 If full see PHYS270 for ... [more]	Peter Erdi	4:10-6:05PM -M-W-F-	OU205	25	21		MATH 113 or permission. Either MATH 270 or MATH 305, but not both, may not ... [more]	Dynamical systems are mathematical objects used to model phenomena Study of the basic mathematical concepts and methods used to describe dynamical systems. Applications will c... [Bring up full text]
MATH280	1	Diff Equations/Numerical Methods:	Eric J. Barth	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU321A	25	8	QR	MATH214 and 240, or permission.	Introdution to key concepts underlying analytical methods for the solution of ordinary differential equations and first-order systems studied together with techniques for cons... [Bring up full text]
MATH318	1	Point Set Topology:	Michele Intermont	1:15-2:30 MWF	OU304	30	26		MATH214 and MATH240.	An introduction to topological spaces including the study of connectedness, metric spaces, and compactness. This course will also focus on developing proofwriting skills.Prere... [Bring up full text]
MATH365	1	Mathematical Statistics:	Eric D. Nordmoe	8:30-9:45 MWF	OU304	25	17		MATH 362 or permission.	Study of statistical inference. Topics include sampling theory, point and interval estimations, hypothesis testing, and regression. Stochastic processes, analysis of variance,... [Bring up full text]

Music (MUSC) - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
MUSC148	1	Music of World Cultures:	Joys Hoi-Yan Cheung	12:40-2:30 TR	FA228	25	15		COMP		Study of music of various cultures within their social contexts. The course includes folk, traditional, classical, and popular music from selected traditions in Africa, India,... [Bring up full text]
MUSC165	1	Jazz: A Creative and Cultural Exploration:	Thomas G. Evans	1:15-2:30 MWF	FA11	30	-2	CE	U.S.		This course is intended to introduce students to the cultural context, instrumentation, theory, form, and analysis of jazz from its early West African roots to contemporary ti... [Bring up full text]
MUSC205	1	Music and Identity:	Zaide Pixley	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	DE300	20	-1	HIST	US		Music serves multiple roles: a force for social trnasormation, a flag of resistance, a proclamation of cultural identity, a catalyst for the expression of emotion, an avenue t... [Bring up full text]
MUSC285	1	Western Music Before 1750: Cross-listed with MUSC285M If full see MUSC285M fo... [more]	Leslie Tung	11:50-1:05 MWF	FA228	25	23	HIST	EUR		Study of the developments in musical style from the Middle Ages through the Baroque including sacred and secular music of Italy, Germany, France, England, and the Netherlands.... [Bring up full text]
MUSC285M	1	Western Music Before 1750: Cross-listed with MUSC285 If full see MUSC285 for available seat	Leslie Tung	11:50-1:05 MWF	FA228	25	23		EUR	MUSC 105 or equivalent.	Study of the evolution of musical style and development of the major-minor system of tonal music from the Middle Ages through the Baroque, together with analysis of representa... [Bring up full text]

Music Activities - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Cap	Spots Left
MUSC200	1	Ensembles: College Singers	James R. Turner	4:00-5:30 M--R-	99	58
MUSC200	2	Ensembles: Chamber Choir	James R. Turner	TBA	99	73
MUSC200	3	Ensembles: Bach Festival Chorus	James R. Turner	6:30-9:00PM --T----	99	97
MUSC200	5	Ensembles: Symphonic Band	Thomas G. Evans	4:00-5:30PM -M-W---	99	62
MUSC200	6	Ensembles: Chamber Music	Leslie Tung	TBA	50	46
MUSC200	7	Ensembles: International Percussion Ensembl	Carolyn Koebel	TBA	50	41
MUSC200	8	Ensembles: Jazz Band	Thomas G. Evans	4:00-5:30PM --T-R--	99	85
MUSC200	9	Ensembles: Kalamazoo Philharmonia Chamber groups will be arranged first week	Andrew Koehler	7:00-9:30PM M	99	80
MUSC210	1	Group Guitar:	Miles J. Kusik	TBA	50	45
MUSC211	1	Group Percussion:	Mark Guthrie	TBA	50	49
MUSC212	1	Group Piano:	Leslie Tung	TBA	50	50
MUSC213	1	Group Voice:	James R. Turner	TBA	50	49
MUSC214	1	Group Recording Technology:	John Stites	TBA	12	12
MUSC220	1	Contemporary Improvisation:	Kenyon B. Morgan	TBA	50	50
MUSC221	1	Composition:	John Webber	TBA	50	49
MUSC222	1	Piano: Piano	Mary Beth Birch	TBA	8	4
MUSC222	2	Piano: Piano	Leslie Tung	TBA	12	2
MUSC222	3	Piano: Jazz Piano	Ron DiSalvio	TBA	6	1
MUSC222	4	Piano: Piano	Jennifer L. Drake	TBA	12	7
MUSC223	1	Harpsichord:	Mary Beth Birch	TBA	50	49
MUSC224	1	Harp:	Ellen Grafius	TBA	50	48
MUSC225	1	Organ:	Tim Tikker	TBA	50	50
MUSC226	1	Keyboard Accompanying:	Leslie Tung	TBA	50	50
MUSC230	1	Voice: Voice	James R. Turner	TBA	99	72
MUSC230	2	Voice: Voice	Corlyn R. Schreck	TBA	50	48
MUSC230	3	Voice: Jazz Voice	Janice E. Lakers	TBA	50	46
MUSC240	1	Violin and Viola: Violin	Andrew Koehler	TBA	50	41
MUSC240	2	Violin and Viola: Viola and Beg. Violin	Karin Code	TBA	5	1
MUSC241	1	Cello:	Emily Schaefer	TBA	10	2
MUSC242	1	String Bass:	Anders Dahlberg	TBA	50	48
MUSC243	1	Classical Guitar:	Miles J. Kusik	TBA	99	96
MUSC245	1	Jazz Guitar:	STAFF	TBA	50	50
MUSC246	1	Jazz Arranging and Composition:	Kenyon B. Morgan	TBA	50	50
MUSC250	1	Clarinet:	Dawn Garrett	TBA	99	99
MUSC251	1	Recorder:	Judith I. Whaley	TBA	50	50
MUSC252	1	Flute:	Betsy Wong	TBA	99	98
MUSC253	1	Oboe:	Beverly Guthrie	TBA	99	97
MUSC254	1	Bassoon:	Jason Kramer	TBA	50	46
MUSC255	1	Saxophone:	Kenyon B. Morgan	TBA	50	50
MUSC261	1	Advanced Conducting:	Andrew Koehler	TBA	50	50
MUSC270	1	Trumpet:	Jonathan Kretschmer	TBA	50	49
MUSC271	1	Trombone:	Thomas G. Evans	TBA	99	97
MUSC272	1	French Horn:	Christopher Garrett	TBA	50	50
MUSC273	1	Tuba:	STAFF	TBA	50	50
MUSC274	1	Euphonium:	Thomas G. Evans	TBA	50	50
MUSC280	1	Percussion:	Mark Guthrie	TBA	50	49

PED - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left		Lit	Cul	Prerequisites	Course Description
PED 210	1	Care and Treatment of Injuries:	Scott D. Michel	1:15-2:30 MWF	AA316	25	0					Examination of the techniques used in the prevention and care of athletic injuries; first aid.
PED 593	1	SIP: Physiology in Equestrian Winter	Jeanne L. Hess	TBA		1	0

PE Activities - Winter [Return to top of Winter schedule] [Return to top of this page]

Course No.	Sec	Title	Instructor	Time	Room	Cap	Spots Left
PED014	1	Beginning Ballet:	Sher Marie Farrell	10:00-11:35 MW, 10:00-10:40 F	AADANC	17	3
PED015	1	Intermediate Ballet:	Sher Marie Farrell	11:50-1:05PM -M-W---	AADANC	20	16
PED016	1	Ballet Company Technique: Instructor Permission only Sher 381-1058 Please no... [more]	Sher Marie Farrell	6:00-8:25PM ----R--	AADANC	20	16
PED020	1	Basketball:	Robert A. Passage	2:45-3:40PM --T-R--	AAGYM	50	30
PED023	1	Bowling: Students will need to provide their own transporta... [more]	Eric M. Soulier	10:00-11:00AM -M-W---		20	3
PED025	1	Cheerleading:	Jeanne L. Hess	TBA		50	36
PED031	1	Distance Running: Meeting place AA Lobby	David Dimcheff	TBA		50	30
PED033	1	Fencing: Fee $50	John David Krueger	6:00-8:00PM ---W---		20	6
PED035	1	First Aid and CPR:	STAFF	10:00-11:30AM -M-W---	AA316	20	14
PED042	1	Horseback Riding: Contact Lou Don Farms at 665-9782 prior to the fir... [more]	Ena Hansen	TBA		99	97
PED046	1	Individual Fitness:	Sarah Johnston	11:00-11:30AM ----R--	AA316	25	-2
PED046	2	Individual Fitness:	Sarah Johnston	11:00-11:30AM --T----	AA316	25	-1
PED050	1	Beginning Massage: Call the Kalamazoo Center for the Healing Arts (KC... [more]	Kalamazoo Center for Healing A	3:00-5:30PM --T----		20	4
PED051	1	Middle Eastern Dance: Level Fee $100.00 Student must contact instructor Kim Pa... [more]	STAFF	6:00-7:15PM --T----		7	7
PED051	2	Middle Eastern Dance: Level II Fee $100.00 Students must contact instructor Kim P... [more]	STAFF	6:15-7:30PM ----R--		3	2
PED051	3	Middle Eastern Dance: Level I Fee $100.00 Students must contact insturctor Kim P... [more]	STAFF	7:35-8:50PM ----R--		7	7
PED052	1	Meditation:	STAFF	4:00-5:00PM ---W---	AADANC	20	-5
PED054	1	Advanced Physical Training: Beach Body Boot Camp Course Fee $50	Carolyn A. Brankiewicz	12:00-1:00PM --T-R--	AAGYM	50	2
PED056	1	Pilates: Fee $50	Carolyn A. Brankiewicz	3:00-3:55PM -M-W---	AADANC	25	-1
PED060	1	Advanced Racquetball: Tournament Playformat. Students must be able to co... [more]	Sharri Brumfield	TBA		20	7
PED061	1	Beginning Racquetball: Meeting Place in Markin	Sharri Brumfield	10:00-10:50AM -M-W-F-		9	0
PED063	1	Indoor Rock Climbing: Call Phil @Climb Kalamazoo 385-9891 for details F... [more]	STAFF	TBA		20	5
PED065	1	Scuba: Begins 2nd week Sun Jan 11th Class runs 6 weeks pl... [more]	STAFF	6:00-10:00PM ------S	NA	10	1

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