Registration and Syllabi

FALL 2012 Courses

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Courses
LL Registration Numbers
AI Registration Numbers
HC Registration Numbers
SW Registration Numbers
FX /E Registration Numbers
Instructor
LL 150 Academic Writing for Adults L4: 13330         Kathleen Schmidt
LL 150 Academic Writing for Adults L4: 13332         Renee Gilbert-Levin
LL 150 Academic Writing for Adults L4: 13334         Ann Stanford
LL 150 Academic Writing for Adults L4: 13336         Nina Kutty
HC 242 Acting Up: Using Theater and Technology for Social Change   A3X: 12128 H1I: 12129
H2X: 12130
  FX: 12131 Thomas Tresser
IN 307 Advanced Elective Seminar: Chauvinism and the Quest for Science         E1: 13346
E2: 13347
Jennifer Holtz
IN 307 Advanced Elective Seminar: Italian Renaissance         E1: 13350
E2: 13351
Betta LoSardo
IN 307 Advanced Elective Seminar: Pills, Potions and Possibilities         E1: 13348
E2: 13349
Patricia Stifter
FA 363 Advocacy and Self Determination: Defining and Achieving Your Goals L7: 12020 A3X: 12018
A3D: 12017
H3X: 12019     Lynn Royster
Noreen Trondsen
HC 299 Assessing and Managing Conflict L7: 12137   H3D: 12136   FX: 12135 Mary Delgado
AI 185 The Beatles and the Creative Process   A1X: 14162
A3X: 14163
A5: 14161
  S3F: 14164   James Kimsey
HC 260 The Chronic Illness Experience     H2B: 15820
H4: 15821
S3B: 15823 FX: 15822 Lisa Holk
HC 148 Collaborative Learning: Principles and Practices L7: 13352   H2C: 13353   FX: 13354 Paula Bartholome
FA 325 Connecting Thought and Behavior in the Workplace, the Community and your Personal Life     H1I: 12001
H3A: 12002
S3X: 12003 FX: 12004 Kenn Skorupa
FA 209 Consumer Behvior Insights   A2X: 13358 H1A: 13355
H2G: 13356
  FX: 13357 Halina Cowin
SW 353 The Creative Brain   A3G: 12393
A5: 12394
H3X: 12395 S2A: 12396   Jennifer Holtz
AI 176 Creative Writing   A1C: 11698
A2A: 11699
A5: 11700
      Molia Dumbleton
AI 315 Creativity and Imagination   A3X: 11742
A5: 11743
H3X: 11744
S3X: 11745   David Simpson
LL 155 Critical Thinking L5: 13374         Chuck DiCola
LL 155 Critical Thinking L5: 13378         John Willets
LL 155 Critical Thinking L5: 13380         Philip Moulden
SW 329 Database Development for Managing Information     H2B: 13396 S1D: 13394
S3X: 13395
FX: 13397 Todd Hover
HC 144 Democracy in Everyday Life     H3G: 12079
H4: 12080
  FX: 12081 Hartwig Stein
FA 211 Development of Products and Services     H2C: 11939
S1E: 11940 FX: 11938 Eduardo Bascaran
AI 167 Digital Photography   A1X: 11702
A2D: 11703
A3X: 11704
A5: 11701
      Jonathan Gitelson
AI 167 Digital Photography   A1X: 11706
A2D: 11707
A2X: 11708
A5: 11709
      Corrie Witt
HC 119 Divorce and its Legal Implications   A3G: 12073 H1D: 12074
H2B: 12075
H4: 12076
    Maria Mora
SW 341 Ecology of Personal Life       S1C: 12385
S3C: 12386
S4: 12387
FX: 12388 Andrew Allo
SW 341 Ecology of Personal Life       S1C: 12389
S3C: 12390
S4: 12391
FX: 12392 Barbara Ridd
HC 157 Economics for Decision Making     H1C: 12082
H2E: 12083
H5: 12084
  FX: 12085 Shailendra Verma
FA 133 Editing Yourself and Others L7: 16094   H2D: 16095   FX: 16096 Michelle Greenberg
FA 105 Essentials of Compensation Management (Meets 10/10-11/13. Register by Campus Connect until 9/11 and by paper form until noon, 9/21. Can take for only 1 competence)     H3B: 11917   FX: 11918 Tyler Kahdeman
FA 260 Essentials of Project Management (Meets 9/5-10/9. Can take for only 1 competence)     H2X: 11950   FX: 11951 Norene Trondsen
FA 110 Essentials of Training and Development (meets 9/5-10/9. Can take for only 1 competence)     H2X: 15829   FX: 15828 Christa Hinton
FA 359 Ethical Business Behavior   A4: 12021 H2X: 12022   FX: 12023 Tyler Kahdeman
SW 334 Everyday Chemistry       S1A: 12361
S1E: 12362
S3A: 12363
S4: 12364
  Cecilia Radlowski
SW 292 Exploring Earth's Physical Features       S1A: 13937
S2B: 13938
S2C: 13939
S4: 13940
  Kevin Downing
HC 142 Exploring Education     H1X: 12086
H2A: 12087
H3X: 12088
  FX: 12089 Jean Richine
AI 142 Exploring the Art Museum   A1A: 11713
A1B: 11714
A1C: 11715
A5: 11716
      Phyllis Kozlowski
Ll 302 Externship: Self and Society - Service Learning L10,11 (LEX): 12206         Jeffrey Howard
LL 302 Externship: The Role of Fitness in Examined Life L10,11 (LEX): 12207         Valerie Worthington
LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning L2,3: 13963         Betta LoSardo
LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning L2, 3: 13965         Gabriele Strohschen
LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning L2, 3: 13967         Gretchen Wilbur
HC 239 Globalization: Winners, Losers, and Social Justice     H1C; 12122
H5: 12121
  FX: 1212 Shana Wills
SW 337 The Human Genome and its Impact       S1E: 12368
S2A: 12369
S3D: 12370
S4: 12371
  Yoav Ben-Yoseph
HC 173 Human Rights in Business and Society     H2B: 12102
H5: 12101
  FX: 12103 Patricia Szczerba
SW 328 Infectious Disease: A Global Challenge     H5: 12365 S2D: 12366
S3B: 12367
  Siobhan BiBhuachalla
FA 367 Integrated Marketing Communication   A2X: 12024 H2X: 12026   FXL 12026 Christa Hinton
SW 361 Introduction to Computer Productivity (Meets 9/5-10/9.)       S5: 12399   Doug Murphy
SW 361 Introduction to Computer Productivity (Meets 10/10-11/13. Register by Campus Connect until 9/11 and by paper form until noon, 9/21.)       S5: 12400   Jeff Johnson
AI 282 Leisure for Well-Being (Meets 9/6-10/9)     H3F: 11746     Kate Oleniczak
AI 282 Leisure for Well-Being (Meets 10/10-11/13. Register by Campus Connect until 9/11 and by paper form until noon, 9/21.)     H3F: 11747     Valerie Worthington
SW 367 Leisure, Recreation and Health   A3D: 12401
H3F: 12402
H4: 12403
S1X: 12404   Shannon Olison
AI 172 Making Poems: An Introduction to Verse   A1C: 11717
A2A: 11718
A5: 11719
      Tom Sullivan
AI 211 Men of Fortune, Women of Cents: Analyzing Pride and Prejudice and the Films It has Inspired   A1D: 14044
A1E: 14045
A1X: 14046
A5: 14047
      Nina Kutty
AI 322 Problems and Issues in Contemporary Ethics   A3C: 11749
A3E: 11750
A4: 11748
    FX: 11751 Sue Castaneda-Alderson
FA 339 Professional Business Writing     H2X: 12005
H3X: 12006
  FX: 12007 Kathleen Schmidt
HC 152 Project Management: Tools and Techniquest     H3B: 12091
H3D: 12090
  FX: 12092 David Lash
LL 205 Quantitative Reasoning L6: 14133         Mary Jo Prusko
LL 205 Quantitative Reasoning L6: 14135         Velena Vaynberg
LL 300 Research Seminar L8,9 (LRS): 14146         Staff
LL 300 Research Seminar L8,9 (LRS): 14148         Ray Mosha
LL 300 Research Seminar L8,9 (LRS): 14150         Kenya Grooms
SW 360 Society and Information Technology     H2G: 12405 S3A: 12406
S3F: 12407
  David Lash
SW 244 Statistical Reasoning: Understanding and Using Statistics     H3X: 12340
S2X: 12341
S3X: 12342
FX: 12343 John Hemmerling
SW 217 Wanted: The 'Best and the Brightest'   A3C: 12326 H3A: 12324 S3D: 12325 FX: 12327 Kathryn Johnson
AI 197 What Was God Thinking When He Created the Universe   A3G: 11728
A4: 11729
H5: 11730     Charles Shelby, CM
SW 250 Widgets, Clicks and Tweets: Essentials of Applied Web Technology (Meets 9/5 - 10/9. Can take for only 1 competence.)       S1D: 14202 FX: 14203 Melissa Koenig
HC 267 Workplace Law: Harassment, Discrimination and Civil Rights     H1D: 12134
H4: 12133
  FX: 12132 Jana Berger
LL 140 Writing Workshop     H3J: 14204     Kristin Fitzpatrick
LL 140 Writing Workshop     H3J: 14206     Joseph Hemmerling

Prerequisites

Registering for
Requires successful completion of

LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning *

LL 102 Learning Assessment Seminar

LL 300 Research Seminar *

LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning, LL 155 Critical Thinking, LL 150 Academic Writing for Adults

FA 303 Advanced Project * (Please mention name of your faculty mentor on the registration form)

LL 300 Research Seminar

LL 302 Externship * (Please mention name of your faculty mentor on the registration form)

LL 300 Research Seminar

Guided Independent Study *

LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning

Faculty Designed Independent Study *

LL 250 Foundations of Adult Learning

How To Register For Your Courses

Step 1: Campus Connect username and password

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Step 2: Register for courses

Register for courses using Campus Connect.

Certain courses require completion of pre-requisites before registration or require submission of a paper registration form. .
Please note: You are financially responsible for all courses you register in addition to any additional costs if the University has to pursue payment.

Fax or Email Registration:
Download this form and send it via fax to 312-476-3220 or via email to snlregistration@depaul.edu
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