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ABA - Applied Behavior Analysis

6060 - Ethical Practices in Behavior Analysis

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
601W‑LEC (15603) Book List 03/08/2027 04/23/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Eric Anderson Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 03/10/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course focuses on ethical practices involving the application of principles and procedures covered in ABA I through ABA V. The purpose of this course is to provide students with a strong understanding of ethical issues in applied behavior analysis and the ethical codes as written by the Behavior Analysis Certification Board. Specifically, students will discuss a behavior analyst's ethical responsibility to the: a) profession, b) clients, c) assessment and treatment, d) community and other professionals, e) students and supervisees, and f) research. Students will also learn a history of ethics in the United States. Non repeatable. Approved for distance education.
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ACCT - Accounting

3410 - Income Taxation

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12298) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Central Hall 116 Alisa Suelzer In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ACCT 2210 and ACCT 2220 and admission into the BSBA required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
History, assumptions, objectives of federal tax system. Determination of an entity's taxable and nontaxable incomes, capital gains and losses, deductions and exemptions, and special provisions. Reporting requirements and determination of tax liability. Introduction to federal tax research methodology. Approved for distance education.  Prerequisite(s): BSBA admission and C or better in ACCT 2210 and ACCT 2220
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1002‑LEC (13676) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Central Hall 116 Alisa Suelzer In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ACCT 2210 and ACCT 2220 and admission into the BSBA required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
History, assumptions, objectives of federal tax system. Determination of an entity's taxable and nontaxable incomes, capital gains and losses, deductions and exemptions, and special provisions. Reporting requirements and determination of tax liability. Introduction to federal tax research methodology. Approved for distance education.  Prerequisite(s): BSBA admission and C or better in ACCT 2210 and ACCT 2220
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ACS - American Culture Studies

3000 - Interpretations of American Culture

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (12748) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Scott Martin Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Drugs/Alcohol in US History
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Approaches to the interpretive understanding and appreciation of American culture and society. Such theories as cultural studies, frontier thesis, feminism, critical race theory, cultural pluralism, etc. are incorporated into the interpretive study of various American cultural practices. May be repeated once if topics differ. Approved for Distance Education.
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3385 - American Environmental History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15148) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Central Hall 112 Madi Stump-Smith In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in WRIT 1120 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Three centuries of changing American attitudes and actions toward natural environment, the rise of the conservation movement, and the development of an ecological perspective. Prerequisite WRIT 1120. Credit allowed for only one of HIST 3385, ACS 3385. Approved for distance education.
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6760 - Seminar in American Culture Studies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑LEC (15903) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Central Hall 106 Nicole Jackson In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Reconstruction
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
On demand. Interdisciplinary seminar in American culture studies from a history perspective. ACS 6760 is also listed as HIST 6760. During a given semester, a student may receive credit for only one of these courses. May be repeated.
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7400 - Genealogy of American Culture

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5001‑LEC (10833) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Shatzel Hall 126 Timothy Messer-Kruse In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Survey of central cultural and intellectual paradigms in American life. Examines both hegemonic and counter-hegemonic cultural movements and intellectual traditions in their social-historical contexts. Credit allowed for only one of ACS 7400, HIST 7400.
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AERO - Aerospace Studies

4120 - Air and Space Studies 400 - National Security and Preparation for Active Duty 2.0

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11375) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Central Hall 100 Doug Boytim In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
Bowling Green State Univ
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in AERO 1110, AERO 1120, AERO 2110, AERO 2120, AERO 3110, AERO 3120, AERO 4110, Field Training and concurrent enrollment in AERO 4620 required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
National Security and Preparation for Active-Duty is designed for college seniors and provides the foundation to understand their role as military officers and how they are directly tied to our National Security. It is an overview of the complex social and political issues facing the military profession and requires a measure of sophistication commensurate with the senior college level. Offered Spring Semester only. Cadets who complete this course will incur a service commitment upon commissioning as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Air Force. Prerequisite(s): AERO 1110, AERO 1120, AERO 2110, AERO 2120, AERO 3110, AERO 3120, AERO 4110 and Field Training Corequisite(s): AERO 4620
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AERT - Aviation Studies

2000 - Introduction to Aviation

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13154) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 10:30 AM 11:50 AM BG Flight Center 110 Gustavo Sanchez Cortes In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
ABC No Credit
Course Components
Academic Group
College Engineer & Innovation
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring (on demand). History of global aviation development and aviation regulations within the United Statues. Topics covered will include the historical aspects of aviation development upon humanity, basic introduction of air transportation, regulatory development and administration of air transportation system. Emphasis on air carrier and general aviation.
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3490 - Aviation Law

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14484) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 06:00 PM 08:50 PM BG Flight Center 110 Carlton Braun In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College Engineer & Innovation
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Junior or Senior Level is required for enrollment. Students in PRE-ATE, PRE-AVSTD, PRE-AEDS, PRE-CONS, PRE-EMST, PRE-ECT, PRE-ENGT, ENGT-BSTC, or PRE-VCT2 are not eligible to enroll in class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring, On Demand. Introduction to the pathways of legal compliance in the aviation industry. Topics include: The FAA's systems approach, The regulatory role of SMS, the concept of administrative law, The Federal Register and Code of Federal Regulations System, aviation regulatory history, The Federal Regulators, The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the rulemaking pathway, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) process, Special Federal Aviation Regulations (SFAR's), Airworthiness Directives, FAA Certificates and Authorizations, Oversight and Enforcement.
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ARCH - Architec & Environment Design

2340 - History of Architecture II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12054) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 08:00 AM 09:20 AM Overman Hall 123 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College Engineer & Innovation
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Western architecture from renaissance to present and recent developments in global architecture in cultural, aesthetic, and technical aspects. May be taken before ARCH 2330. Prerequisite: none.
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2340H - History of Architecture II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (17343) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 08:00 AM 09:20 AM Overman Hall 123 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College Engineer & Innovation
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Western architecture from renaissance to present and recent developments in global architecture in cultural, aesthetic, and technical aspects. May be taken before ARCH 2330. Prerequisite: none.
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6530 - Codes and Regulations

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑LEC (13670) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 06:00 PM 08:20 PM Kokosing Hall 122 Stan Guidera In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College Engineer & Innovation
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Codes and regulations cover broad topics of ethics, code history, specialty codes, importance of code compliance, and code compliance implementation. Student will explore the difference between codes, laws and regulations through interactive projects. The coursework will also be connected to Architect Registration Examination content to form integration with examine preparation.
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ART - Art

1010 - Introduction to Art

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
8101‑LEC (16509) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 09:30 AM 10:50 AM Fire George Mylander Hall 224 Shawn Kerns In Person
8102‑LAB (16510) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Firelands Campus - Huron, OH Shawn Kerns Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Art majors are not eligible to enroll in this course.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Historical and aesthetic components of art with laboratory or online experiences with basic elements of creative expression. Non-majors only. Two hours studio, two hours lecture. Extra fee. Approved for distance education.
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810W‑LEC (11532) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus James Sholes Online
811W‑LAB (11535) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus James Sholes Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Art majors are not eligible to enroll in this course.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Historical and aesthetic components of art with laboratory or online experiences with basic elements of creative expression. Non-majors only. Two hours studio, two hours lecture. Extra fee. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
812W‑LEC (15344) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Shawn Kerns Online
813W‑LAB (15345) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Shawn Kerns Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Art majors are not eligible to enroll in this course.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Historical and aesthetic components of art with laboratory or online experiences with basic elements of creative expression. Non-majors only. Two hours studio, two hours lecture. Extra fee. Approved for distance education.
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1020 - Design Studio: Color, Surface and Process

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11383) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1100 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course explores topics fundamental to art and 2D design. Students engage in visual problem solving, combining practice with theory focusing on the elements and principles of 2D design, including color. We introduce art making as process and inquiry through studio-based research by exploring multiple creative strategies, through material experimentation, and the application of critical theory. We will use design to ask questions as we engage art practices that bridge both historical and contemporary contexts. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with 1030 or 1120.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1005‑LEC (13476) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1100 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course explores topics fundamental to art and 2D design. Students engage in visual problem solving, combining practice with theory focusing on the elements and principles of 2D design, including color. We introduce art making as process and inquiry through studio-based research by exploring multiple creative strategies, through material experimentation, and the application of critical theory. We will use design to ask questions as we engage art practices that bridge both historical and contemporary contexts. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with 1030 or 1120.
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1007‑LEC (13478) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 08:30 AM 10:50 AM Fine Arts Center 1100 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course explores topics fundamental to art and 2D design. Students engage in visual problem solving, combining practice with theory focusing on the elements and principles of 2D design, including color. We introduce art making as process and inquiry through studio-based research by exploring multiple creative strategies, through material experimentation, and the application of critical theory. We will use design to ask questions as we engage art practices that bridge both historical and contemporary contexts. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with 1030 or 1120.
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1009‑LEC (13910) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1100 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course explores topics fundamental to art and 2D design. Students engage in visual problem solving, combining practice with theory focusing on the elements and principles of 2D design, including color. We introduce art making as process and inquiry through studio-based research by exploring multiple creative strategies, through material experimentation, and the application of critical theory. We will use design to ask questions as we engage art practices that bridge both historical and contemporary contexts. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with 1030 or 1120.
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1011‑LEC (14765) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1100 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course explores topics fundamental to art and 2D design. Students engage in visual problem solving, combining practice with theory focusing on the elements and principles of 2D design, including color. We introduce art making as process and inquiry through studio-based research by exploring multiple creative strategies, through material experimentation, and the application of critical theory. We will use design to ask questions as we engage art practices that bridge both historical and contemporary contexts. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with 1030 or 1120.
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1013‑LEC (15605) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 08:30 AM 10:50 AM Fine Arts Center 1100 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course explores topics fundamental to art and 2D design. Students engage in visual problem solving, combining practice with theory focusing on the elements and principles of 2D design, including color. We introduce art making as process and inquiry through studio-based research by exploring multiple creative strategies, through material experimentation, and the application of critical theory. We will use design to ask questions as we engage art practices that bridge both historical and contemporary contexts. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with 1030 or 1120.
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1030 - Drawing Studio: Perception, Practice, Process

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11417) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 2004 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course introduces a range of historical and contemporary practices fundamental to drawing; from the accurate and expressive capture and translation of observed phenomena, to drawing as mapping, thinking, and action. We introduce the materials and techniques of drawing as tools for studio-based research by rendering; creative spatial illusions, interpreting information and visualizing possibility. Drawing-as-Inquiry will be used to ask questions as we explore perception, representation, and artistic practices. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with ART 1020 or ART 1030.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (11423) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 08:30 AM 10:50 AM Fine Arts Center 2004 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course introduces a range of historical and contemporary practices fundamental to drawing; from the accurate and expressive capture and translation of observed phenomena, to drawing as mapping, thinking, and action. We introduce the materials and techniques of drawing as tools for studio-based research by rendering; creative spatial illusions, interpreting information and visualizing possibility. Drawing-as-Inquiry will be used to ask questions as we explore perception, representation, and artistic practices. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with ART 1020 or ART 1030.
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1005‑LEC (14329) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 08:30 AM 10:50 AM Fine Arts Center 2004 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course introduces a range of historical and contemporary practices fundamental to drawing; from the accurate and expressive capture and translation of observed phenomena, to drawing as mapping, thinking, and action. We introduce the materials and techniques of drawing as tools for studio-based research by rendering; creative spatial illusions, interpreting information and visualizing possibility. Drawing-as-Inquiry will be used to ask questions as we explore perception, representation, and artistic practices. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with ART 1020 or ART 1030.
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1007‑LEC (13843) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 06:00 PM 08:20 PM Fine Arts Center 2004 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course introduces a range of historical and contemporary practices fundamental to drawing; from the accurate and expressive capture and translation of observed phenomena, to drawing as mapping, thinking, and action. We introduce the materials and techniques of drawing as tools for studio-based research by rendering; creative spatial illusions, interpreting information and visualizing possibility. Drawing-as-Inquiry will be used to ask questions as we explore perception, representation, and artistic practices. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with ART 1020 or ART 1030.
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1009‑LEC (15607) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 2004 Marcelle Dupay In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course introduces a range of historical and contemporary practices fundamental to drawing; from the accurate and expressive capture and translation of observed phenomena, to drawing as mapping, thinking, and action. We introduce the materials and techniques of drawing as tools for studio-based research by rendering; creative spatial illusions, interpreting information and visualizing possibility. Drawing-as-Inquiry will be used to ask questions as we explore perception, representation, and artistic practices. Required for art majors and minors. Extra fee. Can be taken with ART 1020 or ART 1030.
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ARTC - Digital Art

3260 - Digital Painting

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13802) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 06:00 PM 08:20 PM Wolfe Center 244 Erin Main In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Grade of C or higher in ARTC 2210 or consent of instructor is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
On demand. Examination of creative digital painting technologies, practice and its application to art. Course content varies to address contemporary trends. Intermediate level studio techniques informed by historical and contemporary theory and practice. Five studio hours. Prerequisite: grade of C or higher in ARTC 2210 or consent of instructor.
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1003‑LEC (13804) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 06:00 PM 08:20 PM Wolfe Center 244 Chloe Rose In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Grade of C or higher in ARTC 2210 or consent of instructor is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
On demand. Examination of creative digital painting technologies, practice and its application to art. Course content varies to address contemporary trends. Intermediate level studio techniques informed by historical and contemporary theory and practice. Five studio hours. Prerequisite: grade of C or higher in ARTC 2210 or consent of instructor.
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4000 - Contemporary Practices in Digital Arts II

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1001‑LEC (15056) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Wolfe Center 246 Yamin Xu In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Blow Molds
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior enrollment in at least one ARTC 3000-level course or permission of the instructor.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examination of emerging technologies and their applicability to innovative digital arts practice. Course content varies to address contemporary trends. Advanced level studio techniques informed by historical and contemporary theory and practice. Five studio hours. Concurrent enrollment in another section of ARTC 4000 with a different topic is permitted. May be repeated to nine hours if topics differ. Prerequisite(s): grade of C or higher in at least one ARTC 3000-level course or consent of instructor.
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5000 - Special Topics in Digital Arts

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5001‑STU (15604) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Wolfe Center 246 Yamin Xu In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 - 6 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3 - 6
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Blow Molds
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
On demand. Various topics chosen to meet Digital Arts curriculum needs. Topics will address issues related to studio techniques or historical and contemporary theory. Prerequisites will be announced for each offering. May be repeated to 12 hours. Extra fee.
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5130 - Digital Animation Studio

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5001‑LEC (16820) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Wolfe Center 244 Rachel Immel In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 - 9 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3 - 9
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Concepts and techniques of 3D and/or 2D digital animation. Course may include narrative or non-narrative approaches to creative animation development. Focus is on the principles of animation, the history of animation, story development, and pre-visualization through animatics. May be repeated to 21 hours. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. Extra fee.
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ARTE - Art Education

3520 - Media and Methods in Art Education

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1001‑LEC (12518) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 132 Barbara Bergstrom In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
For non-majors, ARTE 2520 is required for enrollment. For ARTE majors, ARTE 2520 is required and a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 is recommended for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Studio practices, art criticism, community arts education, and art history methods; curriculum development and lesson planning; includes field experience. Prerequisite: For non-majors, ARTE 2520 is required for enrollment. For ARTE majors, ARTE 2520 is required and a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 is recommended for enrollment. Current BCI/FBI check will be required for entire semester. Extra Fee.
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4520 - Advanced Methods in Art Education

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1001‑LEC (16504) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 10:30 AM 12:50 PM Fine Arts Center 132 Audrey Hilligoss In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
For non-majors, ARTE 3520 & 4070 are required to enroll. For ARTE major, ARTE 3520, ARTE 3820, a min cumu GPA of 2.85 & a satisfactory completion on portfolio review & OAE Art content exam are required to enroll. Majors may take ARTE 4520 with ARTE 4070.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Advanced curriculum development in K-12 visual arts education, community arts education, visual culture, contemporary studio art practices, and art history. Classroom management, performance assessments, and professional portfolio development are emphasized. Field-based practicum. Prerequisites: For non-majors, ARTE 3520 and ARTE 4070 are required for enrollment. For ARTE majors, ARTE 3520, ARTE 3820, a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.85 and satisfactory completion on the portfolio review and the OAE Art content exam are required. Majors may take ARTE 4520 concurrently with ARTE 4070. Current BCI/FBI check will be required for entire semester. Extra fee.
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ARTH - Art History

1450 - Art History I

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
801W‑LEC (14656) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Mariah Morales Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey of artistic monuments in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas from the from Prehistory to 1300 CE. Introduction to artistic practices, period styles, cultural values and the critical art-historical issues associated with the production and reception of art over time.
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1460 - Art History II

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1001‑LEC (13012) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 09:30 AM 10:45 AM Olscamp Hall 223 Andrea Middleton In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey of artistic monuments in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas from the from 1300 CE to present. Introduction to artistic practices, period styles, cultural values and the critical art-historical issues associated with the production and reception of art over time.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (13013) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Olscamp Hall 219 Andrea Middleton In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey of artistic monuments in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas from the from 1300 CE to present. Introduction to artistic practices, period styles, cultural values and the critical art-historical issues associated with the production and reception of art over time.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (13014) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Olscamp Hall 219 Allie Terry-Fritsch In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey of artistic monuments in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas from the from 1300 CE to present. Introduction to artistic practices, period styles, cultural values and the critical art-historical issues associated with the production and reception of art over time.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
801W‑LEC (12764) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Mariah Morales Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey of artistic monuments in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas from the from 1300 CE to present. Introduction to artistic practices, period styles, cultural values and the critical art-historical issues associated with the production and reception of art over time.
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1460H - Art History II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (14219) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Olscamp Hall 219 Andrea Middleton In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey of artistic monuments in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas from the from 1300 CE to present. Introduction to artistic practices, period styles, cultural values and the critical art-historical issues associated with the production and reception of art over time.
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2700 - Practices and Materiality in World Art

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15406) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 10:30 AM 11:20 AM Fine Arts Center 1101 Rebecca L Skinner Green In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey of artistic monuments in Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania, and the Americas from Prehistory to the present and the materials used to create them.
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4350 - Critical Issues in Early Modern Art

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1001‑SEM (16831) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 06:00 PM 08:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1024 Allie Terry-Fritsch In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Florence
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in one ARTH course at the 3300 level (3300-3399) is required for enrollment, or permission of instructor.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall. Seminar on critical issues, problems, and debates in the early modern art world (late Medieval through Baroque periods). Each semester will focus upon varied thematic, historical, or theoretical issues such as: the early modern patron of art; violence and art in early modern culture; art, ritual, and performance in Italy; and/or major works, artists, theorists, artistic centers, or movements. Repeatable once if topics differ. Prerequisite: one ARTH 33##-level course, or consent of instructor. Extra Fee.
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4690 - Critical Issues in Modern and Contemporary Art

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑SEM (16829) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Fine Arts Center 1024 Andrew Hershberger In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Movements & Manifestatoes
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in one ARTH 3600-level course (3600-3699) is required for enrollment, or permission of instructor.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Seminar on critical issues, problems, and debates in modern and contemporary art, theory, or criticism in all media within primarily Western geographical contexts. Each semester will focus upon varied thematic, historical, or theoretical issues such as: modernism, postmodernism, and aftermodernism; art history and historiography; psychoanlaytical, postcolonial, feminist, and queer theory; performance and installation art; and/or major works, artists, theorists, critics, or movements. Prerequisite: one ARTH 36XX-level course, or consent of instructor. Repeatable once when topics vary.
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5350 - Critical Issues in Early Modern Art

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑SEM (16832) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 06:00 PM 08:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1024 Allie Terry-Fritsch In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Florence
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall. Seminar on critical issues, problems, and debates in the early modern art world (late Medieval through Baroque periods). Each semester will focus upon varied thematic, historical, or theoretical issues such as: the early modern patron of art; violence and art in early modern culture; art, ritual and performance in Italy; and/or major works, artists, theorists, artistic centers, or movements. Repeatable when topics vary.
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5690 - Critical Issues in Modern and Contemporary Art

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑SEM (16830) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Fine Arts Center 1024 Andrew Hershberger In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Movements & Manifestatoes
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Seminar on critical issues, problems, and debates in modern and contemporary art, theory, or criticism in all media within primarily Western geographical contexts. Each semester will focus upon varied thematic, historical, or theoretical issues such as: modernism, postmodernism, and altermodernism; art history and historiography; psychoanalytical, postcolonial, feminist and queer theory; performance and installation art; and/or major works, artists, theorists, critics, or movements. Repeatable when topics differ.
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6820 - Art History Problems

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
6001‑IND (11997) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 - 3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
1 - 3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Individual research problems in any part of art history. May be repeated to 6 hours. By permission only.
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ARTS - Art Studio

2110 - Drawing: The Figure

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11129) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 2002 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to the theory, practice, and history of drawing the human figure from life. Examine issues pertaining to larger cultural views of the body and seek to create individual meaning in the act of drawing the figure. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (11194) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 2002 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to the theory, practice, and history of drawing the human figure from life. Examine issues pertaining to larger cultural views of the body and seek to create individual meaning in the act of drawing the figure. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1005‑LEC (13032) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 06:00 PM 08:20 PM Fine Arts Center 2002 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to the theory, practice, and history of drawing the human figure from life. Examine issues pertaining to larger cultural views of the body and seek to create individual meaning in the act of drawing the figure. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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2210 - Introduction to Painting

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11235) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 08:30 AM 10:50 AM Fine Arts Center 2000 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to the theory, practice and history of oil painting. Exploration of painting techniques from traditional to contemporary with an emphasis on perceptual problem solving. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (12662) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 06:00 PM 08:20 PM Fine Arts Center 2000 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to the theory, practice and history of oil painting. Exploration of painting techniques from traditional to contemporary with an emphasis on perceptual problem solving. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1005‑LEC (15622) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 2000 Sahar Fattahi In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to the theory, practice and history of oil painting. Exploration of painting techniques from traditional to contemporary with an emphasis on perceptual problem solving. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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2310 - Introduction to Printmaking

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (11421) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 08:30 AM 10:50 AM Fine Arts Center 1211 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to the theory, practice and history of printmaking with concentration on basic relief, intaglio, lithography and monoprint methods. Emphasis on personal growth in technique and concept. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1005‑LEC (13034) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1211 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to the theory, practice and history of printmaking with concentration on basic relief, intaglio, lithography and monoprint methods. Emphasis on personal growth in technique and concept. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1007‑LEC (16033) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1211 Ross Mazzupappa In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to the theory, practice and history of printmaking with concentration on basic relief, intaglio, lithography and monoprint methods. Emphasis on personal growth in technique and concept. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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2410 - Introduction to Photography

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11432) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 08:30 AM 10:50 AM Fine Arts Center 1219 Ashley Beatty In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to the history, practice, and theory of photography. The class will cover 35mm black and white film cameras and the darkroom for printing. Students will also be introduced to the DSLR cameras, inkjet printing and contemporary practices. Lectures and slide presentations on historical and contemporary issues and artists provide an overview to the fine art of photography. This introductory course emphasizes personal growth in technique and concept and familiarizes students to the options available in upper-level Photography courses. Five studio hours. Extra Fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (11436) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1219 Ashley Beatty In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to the history, practice, and theory of photography. The class will cover 35mm black and white film cameras and the darkroom for printing. Students will also be introduced to the DSLR cameras, inkjet printing and contemporary practices. Lectures and slide presentations on historical and contemporary issues and artists provide an overview to the fine art of photography. This introductory course emphasizes personal growth in technique and concept and familiarizes students to the options available in upper-level Photography courses. Five studio hours. Extra Fee.
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2610 - Introduction to Glass

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (12515) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1206 Joel O'Dorisio In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Hot glass formation, cold fabrication and experimental glass techniques will be demonstrated, and practiced toward the creation of artworks in glass. Glass history, Glass Technology, and Contemporary Art Practices will be explored to inform and inspire semester projects. Extra fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1005‑LEC (13102) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 06:00 PM 08:20 PM Fine Arts Center 1206 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Hot glass formation, cold fabrication and experimental glass techniques will be demonstrated, and practiced toward the creation of artworks in glass. Glass history, Glass Technology, and Contemporary Art Practices will be explored to inform and inspire semester projects. Extra fee.
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2710 - Ceramics I

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (10751) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 08:30 AM 10:50 AM Fine Arts Center 1218 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to basic building techniques including wheel throwing, coiling, and slab construction, as well as slip and glaze application and a variety of firing processes. Exposure to historical and contemporary references. Emphasis on personal growth through technique and concept. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (10754) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1218 Andrew Gilliatt In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to basic building techniques including wheel throwing, coiling, and slab construction, as well as slip and glaze application and a variety of firing processes. Exposure to historical and contemporary references. Emphasis on personal growth through technique and concept. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1005‑LEC (13036) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1218 Andrew Gilliatt In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to basic building techniques including wheel throwing, coiling, and slab construction, as well as slip and glaze application and a variety of firing processes. Exposure to historical and contemporary references. Emphasis on personal growth through technique and concept. Five studio hours. Extra fee.
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3330 - Intaglio

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13472) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1211 Christina Humble In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ARTS 2310 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Exploration of the theory, practice, and history of intaglio techniques to include drypoint, etching, aquatint, collagraph, photo processes, and experimentation with a variety of color inking methods. Emphasis on personal growth in technique, concept, and aesthetic. Five studio hours. Prerequisite: ARTS 2310. Extra fee.
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3340 - Lithography

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15613) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1211 Ross Mazzupappa In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ARTS 2310 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Alternate semesters. Exploration to the theory, practice, and history of lithography. Techniques include wet and dry media on stone and plate, and photomechanical processes. Emphasis on personal growth in technique, concept, and aesthetic. Five studio hours. Prerequisite: ARTS 2310. Extra fee.
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3420 - Photography: Large Format

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1001‑LEC (15051) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1219 Ashley Beatty In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ARTS 2410 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall. Further exploration of theory, practice and history of black and white images using the large format camera. Students will gain more in-depth technical knowledge and a deeper appreciation for the issues involved in the study of photography. The foundation for the students' personal vision will begin with this class. Five studio hours. Prerequisite: ARTS 2410 or consent of instructor. Extra fee.
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3430 - Contemporary Concepts in Photography: Introduction to Color

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11451) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1219 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ARTS 2410 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to the digital darkroom through theory, practice and history of color photography. This course explores the use of color as an expressive medium emphasizing color balancing skills and theory. Technical focus is on basic capture, editing and output options, management of files and essentials of work flow. Lectures and slide presentations will complement assignments and a self directed project, preparing students to take on greater independent research. Repeatable to six hours. Prerequisite: ARTS 2410. Extra fee.
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3720 - Ceramics II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (10779) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1218 John Balistreri In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ARTS 2710 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Focus on either hand building or throwing techniques. Exposure to historical and contemporary references in the medium as well as broader art concepts. Emphasis on technical proficiency and personal growth. Five studio hours. Prerequisite: ARTS 2710. Extra fee.
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1003‑LEC (16133) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 06:00 PM 08:20 PM Fine Arts Center 1218 Andrew Gilliatt In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ARTS 2710 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Focus on either hand building or throwing techniques. Exposure to historical and contemporary references in the medium as well as broader art concepts. Emphasis on technical proficiency and personal growth. Five studio hours. Prerequisite: ARTS 2710. Extra fee.
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4620 - Topics in Glass

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1001‑LEC (14335) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1206 Joel O'Dorisio In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Stained Glass
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior completion of ARTS 2610 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Rotating topics explore the myriad approaches to forming glass. The class will devote itself to a specific focus within glassmaking and give students in depth knowledge within the area. Research will cover historical and contemporary glass approaches, and specific information exploring the current topic offered. Five studio hours. Three credit hours. Repeatable up to 12 credit hours under different topics. May enroll in multiple sections in the same semester under different topics. Extra Fee. Prerequisite(s): ARTS 2610  or consent of the instructor.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (16219) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1206 Joel O'Dorisio In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Blow Molds
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior completion of ARTS 2610 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Rotating topics explore the myriad approaches to forming glass. The class will devote itself to a specific focus within glassmaking and give students in depth knowledge within the area. Research will cover historical and contemporary glass approaches, and specific information exploring the current topic offered. Five studio hours. Three credit hours. Repeatable up to 12 credit hours under different topics. May enroll in multiple sections in the same semester under different topics. Extra Fee. Prerequisite(s): ARTS 2610  or consent of the instructor.
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4740 - Advanced Ceramics

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (10764) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 02:30 PM 04:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1218 John Balistreri In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit for ARTS 3730 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Intended for students planning a career in the ceramics field. Sophisticated techniques of clay, glaze and firing methods. Emphasis on creation of a complex, well researched, aesthetically concise and technically successful body of work. Five studio hours. May be repeated to six hours. Prerequisite: ARTS 3730. Extra fee.
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ASIA - Asian Studies

1800 - Asian Civilizations

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (16500) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 02:30 PM 03:20 PM Education 207 Christopher Frey In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This is a core course for all Asian Studies majors and minors. Provides general knowledge of Asia relative to historical, cultural, social, economic, and political developments of selected countries in East, South, or Southeast Asia. Credit allowed for only one of ASIA 1800, HIST 1800.
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4700 - Special Topics in Asian Studies

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1001‑LEC (14680) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 09:30 AM 10:45 AM Central Hall 1010 Kristen Rudisill In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Bollywood Film
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
On demand. In-depth exploration of issues related to Asian literature, culture, politics, history, religion, business and area studies to meet curriculum needs and student requests both on campus and in a study abroad setting. May be repeated up to 12 hours if topics differ.
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ASL - American Sign Language

1020 - Elementary American Sign Language II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14418) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 11:30 AM 12:20 PM Education 406 Lisa Handyside In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ASL 1010 with a grade of C or higher is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Students will expand conversational range including situations such as giving directions, making requests, establishing connections with Deaf persons, handling interruptions during conversations. Students will learn historical aspects of Deaf education and Deaf organizations. Prerequisite: C or higher in ASL 1010 or consent of program.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (14419) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 12:30 PM 01:20 PM Education 406 Lisa Handyside In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ASL 1010 with a grade of C or higher is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Students will expand conversational range including situations such as giving directions, making requests, establishing connections with Deaf persons, handling interruptions during conversations. Students will learn historical aspects of Deaf education and Deaf organizations. Prerequisite: C or higher in ASL 1010 or consent of program.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (14420) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 01:30 PM 02:20 PM Education 406 Lisa Handyside In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ASL 1010 with a grade of C or higher is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Students will expand conversational range including situations such as giving directions, making requests, establishing connections with Deaf persons, handling interruptions during conversations. Students will learn historical aspects of Deaf education and Deaf organizations. Prerequisite: C or higher in ASL 1010 or consent of program.
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ASTR - Astronomy

2120 - The Solar System

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (10857) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 12:30 PM 01:20 PM Physical Science Laboratry 112 Andrew McNeill In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Introduction to planetary and space science, including most or all of: motions in the sky, the history of astronomy, the moon, solar/terrestrial relations, planetary structure and atmospheres, comets, asteroids, meteoroids, space exploration, and the origin of the solar system. Some observational work. Extra fee. Approved for distance education.
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3050 - Life in the Universe

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (10865) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 02:30 PM 03:20 PM Olscamp Hall 201 Kate Dellenbusch In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ASTR 2010 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. The search for extraterrestrial life and life-friendly environments, including the origin, nature, and history of life on earth; possibilities for life in our own and other planetary systems, communicating with other intelligent life, and interstellar travel. Prerequisite: ASTR 2010.
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BIOL - Biology

3540 - General Ecology

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12872) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 10:30 AM 11:20 AM Olscamp Hall 219 Mason Murphy In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in BIOL 2040 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Concepts of modern ecology. Fundamental ecological principles, life history patterns, structure and growth of populations, competition, predation, succession, applied ecology and biodiversity. Three hours lecture. Prerequisite(s): BIOL 2040.
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CAST - Canadian Studies

2010 - Introduction to Canadian Studies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
401W‑LEC (12294) Book List 01/11/2027 02/26/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Scott Piroth Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/13/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer on demand. Multidisciplinary review of Canadian development. Comparisons with the United States. Canada's history, geography, government and political system, population and social policy, economy and foreign trade, literature, art, and popular culture.
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CHNG - Organization Devel & Change

7006 - Collaborative Change and Innovation

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
702W‑LEC (14298) Book List 04/09/2027 04/09/2027 Fr 08:00 AM 05:00 PM Levis Commons 102 Steven Cady Web Centric Up to 50% Classrm
    04/10/2027 04/10/2027 Sa 08:00 AM 05:00 PM Levis Commons 102 Steven Cady    
    04/11/2027 04/11/2027 Su 08:00 AM 03:00 PM Levis Commons 102 Steven Cady    
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 03/10/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course examines collaborative approaches for engaging diverse stakeholders to foster collective intelligence and action. The focus is on evidence-based collaborative approaches used over distance (onsite and online) and time (synchronous and asynchronous). We will explore the history of collaborative practices and their evolution from the dawn of human civilization. Leading edge theories and practices from around the world will be applied to a variety of situations and in diverse professional arenas. Approved for distance education.
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CLCV - Classical Civilization

2410 - Great Greek Minds

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (13521) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM Hayes Hall 118 Nicholas Dee In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Summer. Masterpieces of Greek literature in English translation: Homer, Sappho, Pindar, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes, Herodotus, Thucydides, Plato, Aristotle. Introduction to history, art, customs, and beliefs. No Greek required. No credit for both CLCV 2410 and CLCV 4850.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (13522) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Scott Keister Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Summer. Masterpieces of Greek literature in English translation: Homer, Sappho, Pindar, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes, Herodotus, Thucydides, Plato, Aristotle. Introduction to history, art, customs, and beliefs. No Greek required. No credit for both CLCV 2410 and CLCV 4850.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
103W‑LEC (14381) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Nicholas Dee Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Summer. Masterpieces of Greek literature in English translation: Homer, Sappho, Pindar, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes, Herodotus, Thucydides, Plato, Aristotle. Introduction to history, art, customs, and beliefs. No Greek required. No credit for both CLCV 2410 and CLCV 4850.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
104W‑LEC (14778) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Cody Goetting Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Summer. Masterpieces of Greek literature in English translation: Homer, Sappho, Pindar, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes, Herodotus, Thucydides, Plato, Aristotle. Introduction to history, art, customs, and beliefs. No Greek required. No credit for both CLCV 2410 and CLCV 4850.
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2410H - Great Greek Minds

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (15764) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM Hayes Hall 118 Nicholas Dee In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Summer. Masterpieces of Greek literature in English translation: Homer, Sappho, Pindar, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes, Herodotus, Thucydides, Plato, Aristotle. Introduction to history, art, customs, and beliefs. No Greek required. No credit for both CLCV 2410 and CLCV 4850.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (14061) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Scott Keister Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Summer. Masterpieces of Greek literature in English translation: Homer, Sappho, Pindar, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes, Herodotus, Thucydides, Plato, Aristotle. Introduction to history, art, customs, and beliefs. No Greek required. No credit for both CLCV 2410 and CLCV 4850.
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2420 - Great Roman Minds

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13236) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 09:30 AM 10:20 AM Remote Synchronous Online Daniel Moore Remote
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Masterpieces of Latin literature in English translation: Lucretius, Cicero, Catullus, Virgil, Horace, Livy, Ovid, Petronius, Tacitus, Juvenal, Martial. An introduction to history, art, customs and beliefs. No Latin required. No credit for both CLCV 2420 and CLCV 4860.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (13523) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Olscamp Hall 223 Nicholas Dee In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Masterpieces of Latin literature in English translation: Lucretius, Cicero, Catullus, Virgil, Horace, Livy, Ovid, Petronius, Tacitus, Juvenal, Martial. An introduction to history, art, customs and beliefs. No Latin required. No credit for both CLCV 2420 and CLCV 4860.
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2420H - Great Roman Minds

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13534) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 09:30 AM 10:20 AM Remote Synchronous Online Daniel Moore Remote
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Masterpieces of Latin literature in English translation: Lucretius, Cicero, Catullus, Virgil, Horace, Livy, Ovid, Petronius, Tacitus, Juvenal, Martial. An introduction to history, art, customs and beliefs. No Latin required. No credit for both CLCV 2420 and CLCV 4860.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (15425) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Olscamp Hall 223 Nicholas Dee In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Masterpieces of Latin literature in English translation: Lucretius, Cicero, Catullus, Virgil, Horace, Livy, Ovid, Petronius, Tacitus, Juvenal, Martial. An introduction to history, art, customs and beliefs. No Latin required. No credit for both CLCV 2420 and CLCV 4860.
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3403 - Women in Ancient Greece & Rome

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16788) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 11:30 AM 12:20 PM Central Hall 116 Casey Stark In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examines the lives and roles of women as participants in the political, religious, social, and family life in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. Emphasizes the interpretation of primary sources of all types including literature, legal documents, inscriptions, and art. Credit can only be earned for one of the following courses: CLCV 3403 or HIST 3403 or WS 3403.
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3800 - Classical Mythology

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12885) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 08:00 AM 09:15 AM Education 203 Philip Peek In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Study in English of Greek and Roman myths; historical meanings and influence on life, literature and art. No Latin required.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (12881) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 08:30 AM 09:20 AM Remote Synchronous Online Daniel Moore Remote
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Study in English of Greek and Roman myths; historical meanings and influence on life, literature and art. No Latin required.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (13241) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Remote Synchronous Online Alan Sumler Remote
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Study in English of Greek and Roman myths; historical meanings and influence on life, literature and art. No Latin required.
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1004‑LEC (13524) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Olscamp Hall 203 James Pfundstein In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Study in English of Greek and Roman myths; historical meanings and influence on life, literature and art. No Latin required.
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105W‑LEC (13525) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Alan Sumler Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Study in English of Greek and Roman myths; historical meanings and influence on life, literature and art. No Latin required.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
106W‑LEC (13677) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Staff Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Study in English of Greek and Roman myths; historical meanings and influence on life, literature and art. No Latin required.
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3800H - Classical Mythology

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12843) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 08:00 AM 09:15 AM Education 203 Philip Peek In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Study in English of Greek and Roman myths; historical meanings and influence on life, literature and art. No Latin required.
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1002‑LEC (14062) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 08:30 AM 09:20 AM Remote Synchronous Online Daniel Moore Remote
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Study in English of Greek and Roman myths; historical meanings and influence on life, literature and art. No Latin required.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (14063) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Remote Synchronous Online Alan Sumler Remote
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Study in English of Greek and Roman myths; historical meanings and influence on life, literature and art. No Latin required.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1004‑LEC (15765) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Olscamp Hall 203 James Pfundstein In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Study in English of Greek and Roman myths; historical meanings and influence on life, literature and art. No Latin required.
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3810 - Roman Life

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14970) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Remote Synchronous Online Alan Sumler Remote
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall. Study in English of Roman daily life and popular culture as described in literature and attested in history, art and archeology. No Latin required.
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3810H - Roman Life

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15103) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Remote Synchronous Online Alan Sumler Remote
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall. Study in English of Roman daily life and popular culture as described in literature and attested in history, art and archeology. No Latin required.
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3907 - Ancient Historians

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14390) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 09:30 AM 10:45 AM Education 406 Nicholas Dee In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Study in English of ancient Greek and/or Roman historiography and other historical writings of the ancient civilizations of the Greco-Roman World. Special attention will be paid to evaluating historical methods and approaches in original cultural, social, and political context. No knowledge of Latin or Greek required. Credit cannot be earned for both CLCV 3907 and HIST 3907.
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3907H - Ancient Historians

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15105) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 09:30 AM 10:45 AM Education 406 Nicholas Dee In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Study in English of ancient Greek and/or Roman historiography and other historical writings of the ancient civilizations of the Greco-Roman World. Special attention will be paid to evaluating historical methods and approaches in original cultural, social, and political context. No knowledge of Latin or Greek required. Credit cannot be earned for both CLCV 3907 and HIST 3907.
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CONS - Construction Mgmt & Technology

4110 - Construction Safety and Health Management

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15071) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 06:00 PM 08:50 PM Kokosing Hall 133 Staff In Person
    01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 06:00 PM 08:50 PM Kokosing Hall 135 Staff    
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College Engineer & Innovation
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Construction Management program and junior or senior level are required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall and Spring. This course will cover a broad spectrum of Occupational Safety and Health. It covers progressive management systems and effect on profit. The course will include the history of safety and health, the industry regulations, program development and implementation, hazard analysis, work-related injuries, and safety topics through hands-on training and government documents. The student may receive 30-hour OSHA card. Prerequisites: Junior Standing; CMT Major only or consent of instructor. Extra Fee.
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CRJU - Criminal Justice

2100 - Introduction to Criminal Justice

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
801W‑LEC (14669) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Tracy McGinley Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Health & Human Serv
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Philosophical, historical, operational aspects of criminal justice agencies and processes in a framework of social control in a democracy. Crime and corrections problems and response of criminal justice agencies to them. Approved for Distance Education.
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2300 - Investigations: Theory and Practice

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
8001‑LEC (11805) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 07:00 PM 09:50 PM Fire George Mylander Hall 122 John Majoy In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Health & Human Serv
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
BS in Criminal Justice or Forensic plan is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall. Investigator's role in various types of investigations criminal, civil, personal history and liability. Techniques of evaluation and preservation of data, sources of information; processes of specialized investigations. Approved for distance education.
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2500 - Institutional and Community Corrections

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12059) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 10:30 AM 11:20 AM Eppler Complex S307 Jaclyn Keen In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Health & Human Serv
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Criminal Justice major and prior credit in CRJU 2100 are required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. This course provides detailed discussions and readings on the role of the correctional system in the United States. Specifically, it focuses on the history of corrections, the philosophies of corrections, institutional corrections, and corrections in the community. Prerequisites: CRJU major and CRJU 2100. Approved for Distance Education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (12927) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 11:30 AM 12:20 PM Eppler Complex S307 Jaclyn Keen In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Health & Human Serv
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Criminal Justice major and prior credit in CRJU 2100 are required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. This course provides detailed discussions and readings on the role of the correctional system in the United States. Specifically, it focuses on the history of corrections, the philosophies of corrections, institutional corrections, and corrections in the community. Prerequisites: CRJU major and CRJU 2100. Approved for Distance Education.
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DANC - Dance

1070 - Jazz Dance Technique and Theory I

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15360) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 01:30 PM 02:45 PM Eppler Complex N222 Colleen Murphy In Person
1002‑LAB (15361) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 01:30 PM 02:45 PM Eppler Complex N222 Colleen Murphy In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
2
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Introduction to the technique of jazz concert dance, and study of its history and place in American vernacular and theatrical performance styles. May be repeated for up to six credit hours.
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2100 - Tap Dance II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15873) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 03:30 PM 04:45 PM Eppler Complex N222 Colleen Murphy In Person
1002‑LAB (15874) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 03:30 PM 04:45 PM Eppler Complex N222 Colleen Murphy In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
2
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in DANC 1100 required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Intermediate study in technique, theory, and history of tap dance with an emphasis on skill advancement in footwork, tone, timing, phrasing and performance quality. Technique level competency will be evaluated on first day. May be repeated up to six credit hours.  Prerequisite(s): DANC 1100 or instructor permission after placement audition.
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2200 - Ballet Technique and Theory II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14996) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Eppler Complex N222 Colleen Murphy In Person
1002‑LAB (15138) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Eppler Complex N222 Colleen Murphy In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
2
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Ballet II
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in DANC 1200 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Intermediate study in technique, theory, and history of ballet with an emphasis on skill advancement in adagio and allegro work to support technical performance in other dance forms. Technique level competency will be evaluated on first day. May be repeated up to six credit hours. Prerequisite: DANC 1200. Extra fee.
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EDFI - Educ Foundations & Inquiry

2980 - Schools, Society, and Cultural Diversity

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12751) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Fine Arts Center 1101 Bruce Collet In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (12936) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Education 313 Bruce Collet In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (12937) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 12:30 PM 01:20 PM Education 301 Patrick Vrooman In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1004‑LEC (12938) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Education 319 Patrick Vrooman In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1005‑LEC (12939) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Education 319 Barbara Childers In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1006‑LEC (13040) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 01:30 PM 02:20 PM Education 301 Barbara Childers In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1007‑LEC (13041) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 11:30 AM 12:20 PM Education 319 Patrick Vrooman In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1008‑LEC (13235) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM Education 209 Eric Myers In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1009‑LEC (17293) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 10:30 AM 11:20 AM Education 319 Barbara Childers In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1010‑LEC (17294) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 06:00 PM 07:15 PM Education 209 Eric Myers In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
801W‑LEC (17446) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Dr. Trisha Prunty Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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2980H - Schools, Society, and Cultural Diversity

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (14075) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Education 313 Bruce Collet In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Critical interdisciplinary examination of schooling, society, and cultural diversity in the United States. Inquiry into the origins of contemporary ideas, issues, and problems through the disciplines of history and philosophy, and analysis grounded in the social sciences on the relationships between schooling, diversity, and institutional issues in a globalizing society. Approved for distance education.
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7540 - Qualitative Research Methods

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑LEC (17291) Book List 01/14/2027 01/14/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner Remote
    01/21/2027 01/21/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    01/28/2027 01/28/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    02/04/2027 02/04/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    02/11/2027 02/11/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    02/18/2027 02/18/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    02/25/2027 02/25/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    03/25/2027 03/25/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    04/01/2027 04/01/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    04/08/2027 04/08/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    04/15/2027 04/15/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    04/22/2027 04/22/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Remote Synchronous Online Christy Galletta Horner    
    03/13/2027 03/13/2027 Sa 01:00 PM 04:00 PM Education 307 Christy Galletta Horner    
    03/14/2027 03/14/2027 Su 08:00 AM 11:00 AM Education 307 Christy Galletta Horner    
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in EDFI 6420 and in EDFI 7500 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Doctoral-level course that examines the history and theoretical underpinnings of qualitative research in education. Students will review a variety of qualitative studies and apply fundamental methods of data collection and analysis in conducting a small qualitative case study. Prerequisite: EDFI 6420 or EDFI 7500 or equivalent. Approved for distance learning.
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EDSE - Education Special Education

2000 - Introduction to Special Education

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
8001‑LEC (15346) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 09:30 AM 10:50 AM Fire George Mylander Hall 115 Sheila Myracle In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
EDSE 2000 is a survey course that provides an overview of: historical, philosophical, and legal issues in special education; development and characteristics of students with exceptional learning needs; consultation and collaboration to meet the needs of all students; adaptations of learning environments; and inclusive instructional strategies. Approved for Distance Education.
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1001‑LEC (10508) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 03:45 PM Education 115 Meg Vostal In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
EDSE 2000 is a survey course that provides an overview of: historical, philosophical, and legal issues in special education; development and characteristics of students with exceptional learning needs; consultation and collaboration to meet the needs of all students; adaptations of learning environments; and inclusive instructional strategies. Approved for Distance Education.
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1002‑LEC (15490) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Education 115 Kimberly Christensen In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
EDSE 2000 is a survey course that provides an overview of: historical, philosophical, and legal issues in special education; development and characteristics of students with exceptional learning needs; consultation and collaboration to meet the needs of all students; adaptations of learning environments; and inclusive instructional strategies. Approved for Distance Education.
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EDTL - Ed Teaching & Learning

2020 - Teaching Adolescents

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13262) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 09:30 AM 11:20 AM Education 203 Mark Seals In Person
1002‑LAB (13263) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 07:45 AM 11:45 AM Add'l info may be in notes Mark Seals Off Campus Instruction
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in EDTL 2010 with a C or better and sophomore status is required for enrollment. Must be taken concurrently with EDFI 3020.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course offers focused exploration of teaching adolescents in the middle and high school grades. Topics include middle school history, philosophy, and goals; adolescent development; developmentally responsive curriculum; instruction and assessment strategies; impact of diversity on teaching and learning; approaches to organizing classrooms and managing students. Prerequisite: Completion of EDTL 2010 with a "C" or better; sophomore status. Must be taken concurrently with EDFI 3020. Includes 2 hours lecture and one three-hour lab. Requires FBI and BCI background checks valid throughout semester of enrollment.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (14350) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 09:30 AM 11:20 AM Education 203 Mark Seals In Person
1004‑LAB (14351) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 07:45 AM 11:45 AM Add'l info may be in notes Mark Seals Off Campus Instruction
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in EDTL 2010 with a C or better and sophomore status is required for enrollment. Must be taken concurrently with EDFI 3020.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course offers focused exploration of teaching adolescents in the middle and high school grades. Topics include middle school history, philosophy, and goals; adolescent development; developmentally responsive curriculum; instruction and assessment strategies; impact of diversity on teaching and learning; approaches to organizing classrooms and managing students. Prerequisite: Completion of EDTL 2010 with a "C" or better; sophomore status. Must be taken concurrently with EDFI 3020. Includes 2 hours lecture and one three-hour lab. Requires FBI and BCI background checks valid throughout semester of enrollment.
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2020H - Teaching Adolescents

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15951) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 09:30 AM 11:20 AM Education 203 Mark Seals In Person
1002‑LAB (15952) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 07:45 AM 11:45 AM Add'l info may be in notes Mark Seals Off Campus Instruction
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in EDTL 2010 with a "C" or better; sophomore status required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. This course offers focused exploration of teaching adolescents in the middle and high school grades. Topics include middle school history, philosophy, and goals; adolescent development; developmentally responsive curriculum; instruction and assessment strategies; impact of diversity on teaching and learning; approaches to organizing classrooms and managing students. Prerequisite: Completion of EDTL 2010 with a "C" or better; sophomore status. Must be taken concurrently with EDFI 3020. Includes 2 hours lecture and one three-hour lab. Requires FBI and BCI background checks valid throughout semester of enrollment.
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6770 - Issues and Trends in Curriculum and Instruction

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑SEM (17110) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Olscamp Hall 201 Julia McArthur In Person
5002‑FXP (17111) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Julia McArthur Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
The course will consider historical and contemporary issues and trends impacting curriculum and instruction. Includes a field experience component. Approved for Distance Education.
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601W‑SEM (16342) Book List 03/08/2027 04/23/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Vincent Laverick Online
602W‑FXP (16343) Book List 03/08/2027 04/23/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Vincent Laverick Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 03/10/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
The course will consider historical and contemporary issues and trends impacting curriculum and instruction. Includes a field experience component. Approved for Distance Education.
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7100 - Curriculum and Instructional Design

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
601W‑LEC (13608) Book List 01/11/2027 02/26/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Lena Duran Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/13/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
An analysis of curriculum and instructional systems, structures, and designs. Historical and philosophical bases for contemporary curriculum and instructional innovations and practices will be examined. Representative models will be presented and discussed to facilitate the creation of student-generated designs. Approved for Distance Education.
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EIEC - Educ Inclusive Early Childhood

2330 - Introduction to Teaching Elementary Social Studies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15022) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Fr 12:30 PM 03:20 PM Education 209 Alexander Butler In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit with a C or better in EDTL 2010 and cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course provides students with an introduction to organizational and curricular issues in teaching social studies kindergarten through grade 5. It focuses on understanding the interrelated nature of the key social studies disciplines of history, economics, government, and geography. Key concepts in social studies education will be addressed such as curriculum standards and content knowledge expectations. Prerequisite: C or better in EDTL 2010 and cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (15023) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Education 307 Alexander Butler In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit with a C or better in EDTL 2010 and cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course provides students with an introduction to organizational and curricular issues in teaching social studies kindergarten through grade 5. It focuses on understanding the interrelated nature of the key social studies disciplines of history, economics, government, and geography. Key concepts in social studies education will be addressed such as curriculum standards and content knowledge expectations. Prerequisite: C or better in EDTL 2010 and cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (15810) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Fr 08:30 AM 11:20 AM Education 203 Alexander Butler In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit with a C or better in EDTL 2010 and cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course provides students with an introduction to organizational and curricular issues in teaching social studies kindergarten through grade 5. It focuses on understanding the interrelated nature of the key social studies disciplines of history, economics, government, and geography. Key concepts in social studies education will be addressed such as curriculum standards and content knowledge expectations. Prerequisite: C or better in EDTL 2010 and cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.
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801W‑LEC (15150) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Adam Steinmetz Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Prior credit with a C or better in EDTL 2010 and cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course provides students with an introduction to organizational and curricular issues in teaching social studies kindergarten through grade 5. It focuses on understanding the interrelated nature of the key social studies disciplines of history, economics, government, and geography. Key concepts in social studies education will be addressed such as curriculum standards and content knowledge expectations. Prerequisite: C or better in EDTL 2010 and cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.
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ENG - English

2001 - Ways of Reading

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (17161) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 01:30 PM 02:20 PM East Hall 116 Kimberly Coates In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ENG 1001 required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course introduces students to literary texts within their socio-cultural and critical contexts.  Students will learn how the historical and cultural contexts influenced the author's work. Additionally, students will read several literary scholars' analyses of the specific text to see the many ways readers can interpret, analyze, and engage with the primary texts.  Students successfully completing the course will find their critical reading, thinking, and writing sharpened through careful reading, intensive discussion, and analytical writing. Prerequisite(s): ENG 1001
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2001H - Ways of Reading

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (17404) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 01:30 PM 02:20 PM East Hall 116 Kimberly Coates In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ENG 1001 required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course introduces students to literary texts within their socio-cultural and critical contexts.  Students will learn how the historical and cultural contexts influenced the author's work. Additionally, students will read several literary scholars' analyses of the specific text to see the many ways readers can interpret, analyze, and engage with the primary texts.  Students successfully completing the course will find their critical reading, thinking, and writing sharpened through careful reading, intensive discussion, and analytical writing. Prerequisite(s): ENG 1001
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2110 - African-American Literature

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15719) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM East Hall 116 Rachel Walsh In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. African-American literature from the mid-eighteenth century to the present in its historical, political, and cultural context. Germane critical approaches to both literary modes and vernacular tradition. Approved for distance education. Applicable to the BG Perspective (general education) Humanities and Arts and Cultural Diversity in the United States requirements.
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2640 - British Literature Survey to 1660

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16367) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 12:30 PM 01:20 PM East Hall 116 Stephannie Gearhart In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey of British prose, poetry, and drama from Anglo-Saxon origins through the restoration of Charles II; emphasis on literary traditions and historical contexts.
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2750 - Survey of American Literature, 1865-Present

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12737) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Health and Human Services 101 Bill Albertini In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
American literature from the end of the Civil War through the present. Students will examine literary texts in their historical and cultural contexts and the relationship between different literary movements. Approved for distance education.
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4340 - Contemporary Literature and Culture

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (17490) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM McLeod Hall 238 Bill Albertini In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Undercurrents of the 1950s
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ENG 2610, ENG 2620, ENG 2640, ENG 2650, ENG 2110, ENG 2120, ENG 2740, or ENG 2750 required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
An intensive study of literary texts produced from the post-World War II period to the present. Texts (novels, plays, collections of poetry, film, etc.) will be drawn from global and transnational contexts. Topics may vary and the course may be repeated twice (6 credit hours). Prerequisite(s): One of the survey classes in the English Studies in Historical Context: ENG 2610, ENG 2620, ENG 2640, ENG 2650, ENG 2110, ENG 2120, ENG 2740, or ENG 2750.
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4840 - Foundations of Teaching Writing

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14634) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM East Hall 117 Tiffany Scarola In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be at junior or higher level to enroll. Students in NOADMIT plan are not eligible to enroll in this course.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Historical and contemporary traditions that have led to the pedagogy and theories of teaching writing to adolescents. This course offers specific material and practice in writing assessment, writing assignments, developing writing groups, peer assessment and information about process involved in teaching writing to adolescents. Prerequisite: Junior standing.
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6070 - Theory and Methods of Literary Criticism

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
501W‑LEC (12041) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Bill Albertini Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to some of the major modern theories of literary criticism: historicism, formalism, reader-response, structuralism, poststructuralist, etc. Application of theory to selected works.
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ENVS - Environmental Studies

4120 - Great Lakes Ecosystems

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16434) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM McLeod Hall 300 Ganming Liu In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. An interdisciplinary study of Great Lakes ecosystems with emphasis on history, development, natural resources, environmental concerns, transboundary issues and the potential for international cooperation. Extra fee.
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ES - European Studies

5010 - Introduction to European Studies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑LEC (17210) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Education 205 Edgar Landgraf In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Fascism in Europe Then & Now
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to Europe's history, culture, regions, institutions, policies; contemporary concerns (e.g. migration , the EU); relations between Europe and the U.S.; Europe's role globally; interdisciplinary approaches to the study of Europe.
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ETHN - Ethnic Studies

1200 - Introduction to African American Studies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11102) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 11:30 AM 12:20 PM Central Hall 1008 Thomas Edge In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
An introduction to the history of black studies, tracing it from its origins in the social, cultural, and political struggles for human and civil rights to the various intellectual currents which have defined the field as a discipline. It places special emphasis on the United States but also considers key authors, historical figures, and social movements from the black Diaspora. Students cannot take ETHN 1200 and ETHN 1920 or 1930 on the topic "Introduction to African American Studies." Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (12064) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 12:30 PM 01:20 PM Central Hall 1008 Thomas Edge In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
An introduction to the history of black studies, tracing it from its origins in the social, cultural, and political struggles for human and civil rights to the various intellectual currents which have defined the field as a discipline. It places special emphasis on the United States but also considers key authors, historical figures, and social movements from the black Diaspora. Students cannot take ETHN 1200 and ETHN 1920 or 1930 on the topic "Introduction to African American Studies." Approved for distance education.
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1300 - Introduction to Asian American Studies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15704) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 03:45 PM University Hall 406 Vibha Bhalla In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Similarities and differences of the various components of the Asian American category with reference to their individual histories and collective situation from the 19th century to the present. Students cannot take ETHN 1300 and ETHN 1920 or 1930 on the topics "Introduction to Asian American Studies."
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3030 - Race, Representation, and Culture

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11109) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Central Hall 1008 Michelle Stokely In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. This course offers a focused examination of racial, ethnic, and gendered representations as they have appeared within the context of popular culture and mainstream media in the United States. It critically investigates the history of a wide range of stereotypes within the context of theatre, film, music, television, and radio, analyzing the social and ideological processes and practices that have given them such widespread currency since the nation's founding.
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3400 - Afro-American Cinematic Experience

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16859) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Olscamp Hall 201 Kimberly Stanley In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall or Spring. Historical and contemporary portrayals of African-Americans in film. Emphasis on filmic approaches to race relations, cinematic elaboration of racial stereotypes, film and social experience of black life, and legitimation functions for film.
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3440 - African Women

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (15846) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Opportune Zongo Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
An interdisciplinary exploration of the lives and experiences of women in Africa. Topics covered will include an historical overview; intersections among gender, politics, economics, nation, and religion; and representations of African women. Credit allowed only for one of ETHN 3440 or WS 3440. Approved for distance education.
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3610 - Native American Women and Indigenous Issues

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16861) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 03:45 PM Hayes Hall 117 Michelle Stokely In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Examines the intersections of race and gender within global and national contexts of indigenous societies. Women's lives in indigenous societies are examined in relation to their historical and contemporary realities.
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4037 - Contemporary Africa

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (16320) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Apollos Nwauwa Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course focuses on selected themes and case studies in contemporary African affairs from 1960 when most African countries gained their independence to the present. Themes to be examined include the nature of freedom which African countries regained from their European colonizers; ethnicity and the task of nation-building; and social, economic and political changes since independence. This course develops advanced research and writing skills by the creation of a project based on the critical analysis of primary and secondary sources. Credit allowed only for one of HIST 4037, ETHN 4037.
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4350 - Race and Urban Housing

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1001‑LEC (16862) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 02:30 PM 03:20 PM Shatzel Hall 126 Thomas Edge In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall. This course examines the history of residential segregation in the United States. Focusing on the period from the late-19th century to the present, we will examine phenomena such as urbanization, (im)migration, white-flight, industrialization and deindustrialization, wealth and poverty as it relates to the establishment of racial hierarchy in American society.
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FIAD - Fire and EMS Administration

3300 - Principles of Emergency Management

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
201W‑OTH (12264) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Michael Charter Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Admission to the Fire Administration (BSFIAD) program required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. An overview of the scope and complexity of emergency management. Will cover the all-hazards approach to integrated emergency management, the 4 phases of disasters, the history of disaster policy in the U.S., and the development of the profession of emergency management. In addition to looking at a variety of events (tornadoes, floods, hurricanes, hazardous materials) special focus will be given to emerging and new trends related to hazards and disasters such as pandemics and terrorism. Approved for Distance Education. Prerequisite: admission to the FIAD program.
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FILM - Film

2620 - History of Film

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1001‑LEC (14757) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Olscamp Hall 117 Cortland Rankin In Person
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14757) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Olscamp Hall 117 Cortland Rankin In Person
1002‑REC (11020) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 09:30 AM 10:45 AM Wolfe Center 208 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in FILM 1610 required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey course examining the history of aesthetic, technological and industrial developments in cinema from its origins to the present. Traces the influence of major stylistic movements and production, distribution and exhibition practices within U.S. cinema, as well as other selected national cinemas across the world. Special consideration is given to the social, cultural, political, and historical contexts within which evolutions in filmmaking technology and film aesthetics have taken place, as well as to the intersections between industrial practices and technological and aesthetic advances. Prerequisite(s): FILM 1610.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14757) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Olscamp Hall 117 Cortland Rankin In Person
1003‑REC (11021) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Wolfe Center 208 Cortland Rankin In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in FILM 1610 required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey course examining the history of aesthetic, technological and industrial developments in cinema from its origins to the present. Traces the influence of major stylistic movements and production, distribution and exhibition practices within U.S. cinema, as well as other selected national cinemas across the world. Special consideration is given to the social, cultural, political, and historical contexts within which evolutions in filmmaking technology and film aesthetics have taken place, as well as to the intersections between industrial practices and technological and aesthetic advances. Prerequisite(s): FILM 1610.
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2620H - History of Film

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16141) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Olscamp Hall 117 Cortland Rankin In Person
1003‑REC (16142) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Wolfe Center 208 Cortland Rankin In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in FILM 1610 required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey course examining the history of aesthetic, technological and industrial developments in cinema from its origins to the present. Traces the influence of major stylistic movements and production, distribution and exhibition practices within U.S. cinema, as well as other selected national cinemas across the world. Special consideration is given to the social, cultural, political, and historical contexts within which evolutions in filmmaking technology and film aesthetics have taken place, as well as to the intersections between industrial practices and technological and aesthetic advances. Prerequisite(s): FILM 1610.
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4680 - Animated Films: An International History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13764) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 04:30 PM 05:45 PM Wolfe Center 208 Bradford Clark In Person
1002‑REC (14134) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM Wolfe Center 208 Bradford Clark In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
The animated film allows artists to directly share dreams and visions with a wider audience. While feature-film cel-based (and now often digitally rendered) cartoons have long dominated animation in the United States, other genres (including paper animation, clay animation and various experimental forms) have enjoyed popular acceptance in other countries. Through lectures, discussions, and screenings, this course will trace historic innovations in the design, technical, and narrative aspects of film animation throughout the world.
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2001‑LEC (17201) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 06:00 PM 07:15 PM Wolfe Center 208 Bradford Clark In Person
2002‑REC (17203) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 06:00 PM 07:15 PM Wolfe Center 208 Bradford Clark In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
The animated film allows artists to directly share dreams and visions with a wider audience. While feature-film cel-based (and now often digitally rendered) cartoons have long dominated animation in the United States, other genres (including paper animation, clay animation and various experimental forms) have enjoyed popular acceptance in other countries. Through lectures, discussions, and screenings, this course will trace historic innovations in the design, technical, and narrative aspects of film animation throughout the world.
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FSCI - Forensic Science

6200 - Forensic DNA Analysis

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑LEC (15590) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 03:45 PM Life Science 326 Crystal Oechsle In Person
5002‑LAB (15592) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 02:30 PM 04:20 PM Life Science 326 Crystal Oechsle In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
4 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
4
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in FSCI 5230 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course will provide students with a general overview of modern DNA typing in a forensic setting. We will begin by exploring the history of the use of DNA analysis in criminalistics, followed by an overview of the molecular biology, DNA and genome structure, and human genetics as they relate to DNA testing of biological evidence, which will lead into a description of the DNA analysis techniques used in a typical forensic laboratory. The laboratory component will introduce students to standard DNA typing assays, data analysis, and interpretation best practices and challenges. We will then explore advanced topics, new methodologies, the future of the profession, and we will end with a review of review quality assurance, accreditation standards, and ethical concerns. Prerequisite: Prior credit in FSCI 5230 or consent from instructor.
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GBS - Global Black Studies

2000 - Critical Issues in Global Black Studies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (13301) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Staff Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course introduces minors and other interested students to Global Black peoples and their historical, cultural, literary, and artistic expressions and contributions to world cultures and histories.  It uses interdisciplinary and international approaches to achieve this main goal.  The course has a lecture-discussion format that encourages students to think critically and actively participate in class activities. Approved for distance education.
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GDSN - Graphic Design

2015 - Principles of Graphic Design

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13432) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Fine Arts Center 1030 Peter Lusch In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ART 1020, ART 1030 is required for enrollment. Graphic Design or Pre-Graphic Design majors only.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to, and exploration and application of: design elements and principles, tools, techniques, and terminology of the discipline. Introduction to design history, visual communications theory and critical thinking. Development of oral, visual, and cognitive communication/presentation and conceptualization skills, tailored to the discipline and profession of Graphic Design. Five studio hours. Prerequisite(s): ART 1020, ART 1030. Graphic Design or Pre-Graphic Design majors only, or by instructor permission.
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1003‑LEC (13435) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 06:00 PM 08:20 PM Wolfe Center 243 Peter Lusch In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ART 1020, ART 1030 is required for enrollment. Graphic Design or Pre-Graphic Design majors only.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to, and exploration and application of: design elements and principles, tools, techniques, and terminology of the discipline. Introduction to design history, visual communications theory and critical thinking. Development of oral, visual, and cognitive communication/presentation and conceptualization skills, tailored to the discipline and profession of Graphic Design. Five studio hours. Prerequisite(s): ART 1020, ART 1030. Graphic Design or Pre-Graphic Design majors only, or by instructor permission.
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1005‑LEC (16137) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 01:50 PM Wolfe Center 243 Lindsy Buser In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ART 1020, ART 1030 is required for enrollment. Graphic Design or Pre-Graphic Design majors only.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to, and exploration and application of: design elements and principles, tools, techniques, and terminology of the discipline. Introduction to design history, visual communications theory and critical thinking. Development of oral, visual, and cognitive communication/presentation and conceptualization skills, tailored to the discipline and profession of Graphic Design. Five studio hours. Prerequisite(s): ART 1020, ART 1030. Graphic Design or Pre-Graphic Design majors only, or by instructor permission.
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4010 - Graphic Design History and Integrative Models

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16688) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 11:30 AM 02:20 PM Fine Arts Center 1030 Lori Young In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Lecture based history course exploring the relationship of graphic design in cultural and societal impacts through traditional works of art, architecture, music, film, and literature into contemporary examples of social activism and integrative models of practice. Course work examines the influence of graphic design/designer to activist movements in culture, communication, collaboration and commerce. Credit cannot be earned for both GDSN 4010 and DSGN 5010. Approved for distance education.
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GEOL - Geology

1000 - Introduction to Geology

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12262) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 09:30 AM 10:20 AM Overman Hall 095 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Geology majors and Geology minors are not eligible for enrollment in this class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. The earth; physical and historical geology; including economic, social and environmental aspects. Not open to geology majors and minors. Credit allowed for no more than one: GEOL 1000, GEOL 1010, GEOL 1040, GEOL 1940Q. Approved for Distance Education.
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1002‑LEC (12263) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Overman Hall 095 Peter Gorsevski In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Geology majors and Geology minors are not eligible for enrollment in this class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. The earth; physical and historical geology; including economic, social and environmental aspects. Not open to geology majors and minors. Credit allowed for no more than one: GEOL 1000, GEOL 1010, GEOL 1040, GEOL 1940Q. Approved for Distance Education.
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1003‑LEC (16429) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Overman Hall 095 Yuning Fu In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Geology majors and Geology minors are not eligible for enrollment in this class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. The earth; physical and historical geology; including economic, social and environmental aspects. Not open to geology majors and minors. Credit allowed for no more than one: GEOL 1000, GEOL 1010, GEOL 1040, GEOL 1940Q. Approved for Distance Education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
801W‑LEC (12078) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Timothy McGraw Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Geology majors and Geology minors are not eligible for enrollment in this class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. The earth; physical and historical geology; including economic, social and environmental aspects. Not open to geology majors and minors. Credit allowed for no more than one: GEOL 1000, GEOL 1010, GEOL 1040, GEOL 1940Q. Approved for Distance Education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
802W‑LEC (13649) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Timothy McGraw Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Geology majors and Geology minors are not eligible for enrollment in this class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. The earth; physical and historical geology; including economic, social and environmental aspects. Not open to geology majors and minors. Credit allowed for no more than one: GEOL 1000, GEOL 1010, GEOL 1040, GEOL 1940Q. Approved for Distance Education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
803W‑LEC (17438) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Timothy McGraw Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Geology majors and Geology minors are not eligible for enrollment in this class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. The earth; physical and historical geology; including economic, social and environmental aspects. Not open to geology majors and minors. Credit allowed for no more than one: GEOL 1000, GEOL 1010, GEOL 1040, GEOL 1940Q. Approved for Distance Education.
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2150 - Geologic History of Dinosaurs

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (10842) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 03:30 PM 04:20 PM Overman Hall 095 Staff In Person
1002‑LAB (10849) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Fr 11:30 AM 01:20 PM Overman Hall 096 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Evolution, ways of life and extinction of the Dinosauria; geologic history of vertebrates and dinosaurs in relation to a changing earth. Two lectures and one two-hour laboratory. Extra fee.
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1001‑LEC (10842) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 03:30 PM 04:20 PM Overman Hall 095 Staff In Person
1003‑LAB (10851) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 11:00 AM 12:50 PM Overman Hall 096 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Evolution, ways of life and extinction of the Dinosauria; geologic history of vertebrates and dinosaurs in relation to a changing earth. Two lectures and one two-hour laboratory. Extra fee.
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1001‑LEC (10842) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 03:30 PM 04:20 PM Overman Hall 095 Staff In Person
1004‑LAB (10858) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Fr 09:30 AM 11:20 AM Overman Hall 096 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Evolution, ways of life and extinction of the Dinosauria; geologic history of vertebrates and dinosaurs in relation to a changing earth. Two lectures and one two-hour laboratory. Extra fee.
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1001‑LEC (10842) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 03:30 PM 04:20 PM Overman Hall 095 Staff In Person
1005‑LAB (10864) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 04:00 PM 05:50 PM Overman Hall 096 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Evolution, ways of life and extinction of the Dinosauria; geologic history of vertebrates and dinosaurs in relation to a changing earth. Two lectures and one two-hour laboratory. Extra fee.
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4650 - Paleoclimate

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (17608) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:00 AM 12:15 PM Overman Hall 274 Christopher Lepre In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in GEOL 1040 required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Study of the climate history of Earth though geological information. Examines major climate events of the past ~700 Myr and the methods used to study the timescales of change, the biological systems, and the chemistry recorded by continental and marine sedimentary records. Prerequisite(s): GEOL 1040
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5650 - Paleoclimate

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑LEC (17609) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:00 AM 12:15 PM Overman Hall 274 Christopher Lepre In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Study of the climate history of Earth though geological information. Examines major climate events of the past ~700 Myr and the methods used to study the timescales of change, the biological systems, and the chemistry recorded by continental and marine sedimentary records.
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GERM - German

2150 - German Culture and Civilization

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13550) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Education 203 Edgar Landgraf In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Cultural-historical treatment of the social, intellectual and artistic life of the German-speaking peoples from medieval times to World War II. Lectures, audio-visual presentations and readings in English. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
102W‑LEC (16268) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Julian Gillilan Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Cultural-historical treatment of the social, intellectual and artistic life of the German-speaking peoples from medieval times to World War II. Lectures, audio-visual presentations and readings in English. Approved for distance education.
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HIST - History

1200 - Foundations of American History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
9001‑LEC (17479) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 01:30 PM 02:20 PM Central Hall 1008 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Firelands Pathways Required
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
9002‑LEC (17480) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 02:30 PM 03:20 PM Central Hall 1008 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Firelands Pathways Required
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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1001‑LEC (17460) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 09:30 AM 10:20 AM Olscamp Hall 115 Michael Carver In Person
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3 01/17/2027
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Undergraduate
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3
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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1002‑LEC (17461) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 11:30 AM 12:20 PM Olscamp Hall 115 Eric Chavez In Person
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3 01/17/2027
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Undergraduate
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3
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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1003‑LEC (17462) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 01:30 PM 02:20 PM Olscamp Hall 115 Michael Carver In Person
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3 01/17/2027
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Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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1004‑LEC (17463) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 03:30 PM 04:20 PM Olscamp Hall 115 Michael Carver In Person
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3 01/17/2027
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Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
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Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
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Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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1005‑LEC (17464) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 06:00 PM 07:15 PM Olscamp Hall 115 Rebecca Stanwick In Person
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3 01/17/2027
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Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
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Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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1006‑LEC (17465) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 08:00 AM 09:15 AM Olscamp Hall 115 Eric Chavez In Person
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3 01/17/2027
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Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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1007‑LEC (17466) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Olscamp Hall 115 Savitri Kunze In Person
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3 01/17/2027
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Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
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Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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1008‑LEC (17467) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 03:45 PM Olscamp Hall 115 Eric Chavez In Person
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3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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1009‑LEC (17468) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 06:00 PM 07:15 PM Olscamp Hall 115 Eric Chavez In Person
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3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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801W‑LEC (17481) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Michael Kimaid Online
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3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Cannot earn credit for both HIST 1200 and HIST 1250. Approved for distance education.
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1250 - Early America

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401W‑LEC (13071) Book List 01/11/2027 02/26/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Scott Martin Online
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3 01/13/2027
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Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examines the origins and development of the United States from Indigenous societies in precolonial North America through European colonization, revolution, and Reconstruction and its legacies. Emphasizes constitutional, political, and social change, the evolution of civic ideas such as liberty and governance, and the experiences of different communities. Students analyze primary and secondary sources, including foundational civic documents, and evaluate historical interpretations to understand how early Americans defined freedom, citizenship, and belonging. Approved for distance education.
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1510 - World Civilizations

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1001‑LEC (14424) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 10:30 AM 11:20 AM Central Hall 110 Steven Schrag In Person
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3 01/17/2027
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Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
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Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Comparative study of how and why economic, social, political and intellectual factors shaped and defined the history of selected Western and non-Western civilizations in the ancient and medieval periods.
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1002‑LEC (15102) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 01:30 PM 02:20 PM Central Hall 112 Steven Schrag In Person
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3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Comparative study of how and why economic, social, political and intellectual factors shaped and defined the history of selected Western and non-Western civilizations in the ancient and medieval periods.
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1003‑LEC (13070) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM Central Hall 112 Peter Strzempka In Person
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3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
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Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Comparative study of how and why economic, social, political and intellectual factors shaped and defined the history of selected Western and non-Western civilizations in the ancient and medieval periods.
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1004‑LEC (11491) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 08:30 AM 09:20 AM Central Hall 110 Staff In Person
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3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Comparative study of how and why economic, social, political and intellectual factors shaped and defined the history of selected Western and non-Western civilizations in the ancient and medieval periods.
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1005‑LEC (15746) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 12:30 PM 01:20 PM Central Hall 116 Steven Schrag In Person
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3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Comparative study of how and why economic, social, political and intellectual factors shaped and defined the history of selected Western and non-Western civilizations in the ancient and medieval periods.
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101W‑LEC (13909) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Michael Brooks Online
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3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Comparative study of how and why economic, social, political and intellectual factors shaped and defined the history of selected Western and non-Western civilizations in the ancient and medieval periods.
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801W‑LEC (14678) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Michael Kimaid Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Comparative study of how and why economic, social, political and intellectual factors shaped and defined the history of selected Western and non-Western civilizations in the ancient and medieval periods.
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2001 - Historical Writing

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1001‑SEM (14430) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 11:30 AM 12:20 PM Central Hall 100 Eric Chavez In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
1
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
An introduction to the foundations of historical writing (presentation of primary and secondary materials, citations, argumentation, analysis, etc.). The craft of writing is a skill that everyone can improve upon. Historical writing is a specialized field that involves bringing together historical research and reading in the historiography to analyze primary and secondary material and then convey that information to the selected audience in the most effective way possible. This course is primarily intended for history majors and will be paired with one 2000-level History course taken in the same semester.
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2220 - Women in American History

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1001‑LEC (15747) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 09:30 AM 10:45 AM Central Hall 117 Vibha Bhalla In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Women's experience in America from colonial period to modern times with emphasis on changes in women's working, family, sexual and political lives. Approved for distance education.
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2320 - African American History from Slavery to Freedom

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101W‑LEC (14431) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Nicole Jackson Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
An exploration of historical events and historical narratives to evaluate how people have remembered, written about and conveyed African American history, from slavery to the present, through various media. The course embeds African American history within the larger historical narrative of the University States, and the global Black communities. As students critically evaluate primary and secondary sources, they develop their own historical account based on a compelling question, recognizing the civic responsibility involved in the writing of history. Approved for distance education. 
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3001 - The Historian and the Public

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1001‑SEM (14438) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 10:30 AM 11:20 AM Central Hall 100 Cheryl Dong In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
1
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course will offer history students hands-on preparation for the world of work after graduation. Part of the History Profession Sequence, it will introduce students to the occupational fields in which history graduates often work, explaining why history skills are valuable and how they may be applied. Through in-class and online exercises, readings, and meetings with working professionals, students will also identify and build personal traits and skills (time management, teamwork, self-management, ethical outlook) that will improve their employability.
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3264 - The US Civil War

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1001‑LEC (16783) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 02:30 PM 03:20 PM Central Hall 1009 Michael Carver In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course examines the Civil War and Reconstruction: the political conflicts of the 1850s that led to secession, the conflict itself, and its aftermath. It also explores how the conflict itself and the Reconstruction period after the war are remembered in politics, history, and popular culture. Specific topics include: slavery and sectionalism, the emergence of Abraham Lincoln and the Republican party, secession, the military history of the war, emancipation, African Americans and the war, women's role in the war, the rebuilding of the Union, and postwar racism. Approved for distance education.
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3365 - Drugs and Alcohol in American History

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101W‑LEC (16636) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Scott Martin Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course surveys the American experience with drugs and alcohol, from the colonial era to the present. Topics include: colonial drinking, origins or opiate and cocaine addiction, drug control and regulation, Prohibition, LSD and the 1960s, and the War on Drugs. Approved for distance education
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3365H - Drugs and Alcohol in American History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (17350) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Scott Martin Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course surveys the American experience with drugs and alcohol, from the colonial era to the present. Topics include: colonial drinking, origins or opiate and cocaine addiction, drug control and regulation, Prohibition, LSD and the 1960s, and the War on Drugs. Approved for distance education
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3385 - American Environmental History

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1001‑LEC (12749) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Central Hall 112 Madi Stump-Smith In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in WRIT 1120 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Three centuries of changing American attitudes and actions toward the natural environment, the rise of the conservation movement, and the development of an ecological perspective. Prerequisite: completion of WRIT 1120. Credit allowed for only one of HIST 3385, ACS 3385. Approved for distance education.
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3385H - American Environmental History

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1001‑LEC (15453) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Central Hall 112 Madi Stump-Smith In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Prior credit in WRIT 1120 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Three centuries of changing American attitudes and actions toward the natural environment, the rise of the conservation movement, and the development of an ecological perspective. Prerequisite: completion of WRIT 1120. Credit allowed for only one of HIST 3385, ACS 3385. Approved for distance education.
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3403 - Women in Ancient Greece & Rome

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1001‑LEC (16248) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 11:30 AM 12:20 PM Central Hall 116 Casey Stark In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examines the lives and roles of women as participants in the political, religious, social, and family life in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. Emphasizes the interpretation of primary sources of all types including literature, legal documents, inscriptions, and art. Credit can only be earned for one of the following courses: CLCV 3403 or HIST 3403 or WS 3403.
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3477 - 20th Century Europe

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1001‑LEC (16808) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Central Hall 115 Nicole Jackson In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
European historical development in 20th century; major forces, events and experiences that have shaped Europe and its place in contemporary world. Approved for distance education.
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3791 - Historiography

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1001‑LEC (12050) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM Central Hall 100 Christopher Frey In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course is a reading class in which students will examine key themes in Western historiography and how historians write, interpret, and conceptualize the past. Students will be expected to use course readings and discussion to critique the research process: how historians locate, evaluate, and interpret sources, and how they present the past. Approved for distance education.
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3892 - Internship

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑IND (11495) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Cheryl Dong Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 - 3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
1 - 3
Grading Basis
SU Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in HIST 3001 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Supervised field experience in an applied history setting. Prerequisite: HIST 3001. May be repeated to maximum of six hours. Graded S/U.
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3907 - Ancient Historians

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1001‑LEC (14717) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 09:30 AM 10:45 AM Education 406 Nicholas Dee In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Study of English of ancient Greek and/or Roman historiography and other historical writings of the ancient civilizations of the Greco-Roman World. Special attention will be paid to evaluating historical methods and approaches in original cultural, social, and political context. No knowledge of Latin or Greek required. Credit cannot be earned for both CLCV 3907 and HIST 3907.
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4001 - Professional Practices in History

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4001‑SEM (14499) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 02:30 PM 03:20 PM Central Hall 104 Savitri Kunze In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
1
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in HIST 2001 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
All history majors are required to take HIST 4001 concurrently with another 4000-level course. This course is designed to help the student with the production of the written research paper (or equivalent product) in a 4000-level class, and to guide the student in transforming this product into signature work that demonstrates and integrates the skills and knowledge acquired in the major. The course concludes with a presentation for other history majors and the general public. Prerequisite: HIST 2001.
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4037 - Contemporary Africa

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (16223) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Apollos Nwauwa Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course focuses on selected themes and case studies in contemporary African affairs from 1960 when most African countries gained their independence to the present. Themes to be examined include the nature of freedom which African countries regained from their European colonizers; ethnicity and the task of nation-building; and social, economic and political changes since independence. This course develops advanced research and writing skills by the creation of a project based on the critical analysis of primary and secondary sources. Credit allowed only for one of HIST 4037, ETHN 4037.
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4803 - Seminar in Social and Cultural History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑SEM (14505) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Central Hall 100 Christopher Frey In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Queer Midwest History
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Designed to develop and apply research skills in social and cultural history through the exploration of topics selected by the instructor. May be repeated up to 6 credit hours. Approved for distance education.
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4807 - Seminar in Transnational History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑SEM (17058) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Central Hall 106 Rebecca Mancuso In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Topic in Canada and US History
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Designed to develop and apply history research skills through exploration of transnational topics selected by the instructor. May be repeated up to 6 credit hours. Approved for distance education.
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5820 - Problems in History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5002‑LEC (16226) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Central Hall 100 Christopher Frey In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Queer Midwest History
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Study of selected aspect of the discipline, particular area of concern, or question put forward for consideration. May be repeated if topics differ.
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6260 - Problems - 19th Century America

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
501W‑DIS (17063) Book List 01/11/2027 02/26/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Michael Kimaid Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/13/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Selected themes and historiographical problems, such as development of political parties, reform movements, territorial expansion, Civil War and reconstruction, response to industrialism, with emphasis on bibliography and on variant interpretations.
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6320 - Problems - World History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
501W‑DIS (15446) Book List 03/08/2027 04/23/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Michael Brooks Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 03/10/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Revolutions in World History
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Selected themes and historiographical problems in world history. May be repeated up to 12 hours if topics differ. Approved for distance education.
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6510 - Introduction to Public History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑DIS (13907) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM Central Hall 117 Cheryl Dong In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Provides an overview of the public history field in its diverse venues and manifestations. Students will consider the ways in which historians engage various publics and will undertake projects to help understand and experience how public historians carry out their work and responsibilities.
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6700 - Graduate Readings in History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑IND (11635) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 - 3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
1 - 3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Supervised individual readings to meet student's special needs. Prerequisite: consent of instructor and department. May be repeated.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5002‑IND (14632) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 - 3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
1 - 3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Supervised individual readings to meet student's special needs. Prerequisite: consent of instructor and department. May be repeated.
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6760 - Seminar in American Culture Studies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑DIS (15902) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Central Hall 106 Nicole Jackson In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Reconstruction
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Interdisciplinary seminar coordinated in rotation by members of departments of History, English, Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology, and the School of Art using lectures and subsequent discussion and papers to study problem, theme, or era. HIST 6760 is also listed as ACS 6760. During a given semester, a student may receive credit for only one of these courses.
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6860 - Independent Study in History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑IND (13557) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 - 3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
1 - 3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Supervised independent completion of a project other than readings. May be repeated up to 6 hours if topics differ.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5002‑IND (14636) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 - 3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
1 - 3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Supervised independent completion of a project other than readings. May be repeated up to 6 hours if topics differ.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5003‑IND (14637) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 - 3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
1 - 3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Supervised independent completion of a project other than readings. May be repeated up to 6 hours if topics differ.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5004‑IND (14638) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 - 3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
1 - 3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Supervised independent completion of a project other than readings. May be repeated up to 6 hours if topics differ.
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6880 - Internship in Public History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑IND (14567) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 - 3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
1 - 3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Provides practical experience working as a historian to student concentrating in Public History. Possible work sites include museums, archives, government agencies, businesses, historical societies, and parks. May be repeated up to 3 hours.
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6910 - The Public History Capstone

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑SEM (14640) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
The Public History Capstone course represents the culmination of the Department of History's MA Plan-II public history pathway. The course provides graduating students with a summative experience allowing them to synthesize and apply what they have learned throughout the history MA program. The purpose of the course is for students to design an original, robust history offering for the larger public, thereby contributing to the public good while preparing for a career after graduation.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5002‑SEM (14648) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
The Public History Capstone course represents the culmination of the Department of History's MA Plan-II public history pathway. The course provides graduating students with a summative experience allowing them to synthesize and apply what they have learned throughout the history MA program. The purpose of the course is for students to design an original, robust history offering for the larger public, thereby contributing to the public good while preparing for a career after graduation.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5003‑SEM (14649) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
The Public History Capstone course represents the culmination of the Department of History's MA Plan-II public history pathway. The course provides graduating students with a summative experience allowing them to synthesize and apply what they have learned throughout the history MA program. The purpose of the course is for students to design an original, robust history offering for the larger public, thereby contributing to the public good while preparing for a career after graduation.
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7400 - Genealogy of American Culture

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑LEC (16400) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Shatzel Hall 126 Timothy Messer-Kruse In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Survey of central cultural and intellectual paradigms in American life. Examines both hegemonic and counter-hegemonic cultural movements and intellectual traditions in their social-historical contexts. Credit allowed for only one of HIST 7400, ACS 7400.
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ID - Interior Design

4070 - Green, Sustainable, and Universal Design for the Built Environment

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (12944) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Shermineh Afsary Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ID 2190 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
A study of the requirements for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Building Certification and Professional Accreditation. History, philosophy and implementation of Universal Design Principles. Prerequisite: ID 2190. Approved for distance learning.
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4180 - History of Interiors

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13324) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 06:00 PM 08:45 PM Eppler Complex N119 Sarah Guensche In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ID 2190 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course focuses on European and American architectural styles, interior styles, and decorative arts from a historic and multicultural perspective, including the study of furniture design. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): ID 2190 or consent of instructor.
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4190 - Interior Design VI

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LAB (10777) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 02:15 PM Eppler Complex N220 Sarah Guensche In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ID 4170 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Large nonresidential design incorporating building systems, custom cabinetry, and open office systems in historic preservation and reuse projects. Six studio hours. Extra fee. Prerequisites: ID 4170
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LAB (15677) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 05:15 PM Eppler Complex N220 Sarah Guensche In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in ID 4170 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Large nonresidential design incorporating building systems, custom cabinetry, and open office systems in historic preservation and reuse projects. Six studio hours. Extra fee. Prerequisites: ID 4170
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INST - International Studies

3800 - Topics in International Studies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (13571) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Education 309 Shannon Orr In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Global Sustainable Development
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
In-depth exploration of issues surrounding globalization as related to an aspect of (world) culture, politics, history, communications, and area studies. May be repeated if topics differ. Repeatable up to nine credit hours. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (14044) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maurer Center 103 Man Zhang Blended
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Global Management
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
In-depth exploration of issues surrounding globalization as related to an aspect of (world) culture, politics, history, communications, and area studies. May be repeated if topics differ. Repeatable up to nine credit hours. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1004‑LEC (15529) Book List     Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
In-depth exploration of issues surrounding globalization as related to an aspect of (world) culture, politics, history, communications, and area studies. May be repeated if topics differ. Repeatable up to nine credit hours. Approved for distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (13094) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Ishmael Tagoe Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
International Health
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
In-depth exploration of issues surrounding globalization as related to an aspect of (world) culture, politics, history, communications, and area studies. May be repeated if topics differ. Repeatable up to nine credit hours. Approved for distance education.
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LEGS - Legal Studies

4310 - Environmental Law

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12156) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 06:00 PM 07:15 PM University Hall 310 Elizabeth Geer-Fry In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Junior or senior standing is required for enrollment. Students in Pre-BSBA, BSBA Conditional, or NOADMIT plans are not eligible to enroll in this course.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. History and development of modern concepts in environmental law; air, water, land, toxic waste; legal solutions to environmental problems. Prerequisite: junior standing.
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MATH - Mathematics & Statistics

4110 - History of Mathematics

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (10403) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Kim Rogers Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit or concurrent registration in MATH 3320 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. History of Mathematics through Calculus. Prerequisite or corequisite: MATH 3320.
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5110 - History of Mathematics

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
501W‑LEC (10406) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Kim Rogers Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. History of mathematics through calculus. Prerequisite: consent of instructor.
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MC - Media and Communication

7770 - Topics in Advanced Social Scientific Research Methods

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
7001‑SEM (15030) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Olscamp Hall 107 Xiaofeng Jia In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Mixed Methods and Secondary Da
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in MC 6300 and one graduate level inferential statistics course in social sciences such as MC 7020, EDFI 6410, SOC 6100, PSYC 6670 or equivalent is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Specialized advanced research methods to conduct sophisticated quantitative or mixed method research on media audiences and processes. May be repeated if topics differ. Prerequisites: MC 6300 and one graduate level inferential statistics course in social sciences such as MC 7020, EDFI 6410, SOC 6100, PSYC 6670 or equivalent.
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MGMT - Management

3600 - Organizational Theory and Behavior

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11911) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 12:30 PM 01:45 PM Maurer Center 103 Meghan Michael In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Sophomore standing required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Microrelationships in organizations; historical perspective, changing nature of organizations, and individual and overall group behavior. Specific topics include motivation, decision-making, leadership, group dynamics and organization structure. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): Sophomore Standing
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (14076) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 08:00 AM 09:15 AM Maurer Center 104 Meghan Michael In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Sophomore standing required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Microrelationships in organizations; historical perspective, changing nature of organizations, and individual and overall group behavior. Specific topics include motivation, decision-making, leadership, group dynamics and organization structure. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): Sophomore Standing
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1003‑LEC (14560) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 03:45 PM Maurer Center 327 Brandon Charpied In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Sophomore standing required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Microrelationships in organizations; historical perspective, changing nature of organizations, and individual and overall group behavior. Specific topics include motivation, decision-making, leadership, group dynamics and organization structure. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): Sophomore Standing
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1004‑LEC (17525) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Maurer Center 104 Brandon Charpied In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Sophomore standing required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Microrelationships in organizations; historical perspective, changing nature of organizations, and individual and overall group behavior. Specific topics include motivation, decision-making, leadership, group dynamics and organization structure. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): Sophomore Standing
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1005‑LEC (16084) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Fr 08:30 AM 11:15 AM Maurer Center 103 Steven Cady In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Sophomore standing required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Microrelationships in organizations; historical perspective, changing nature of organizations, and individual and overall group behavior. Specific topics include motivation, decision-making, leadership, group dynamics and organization structure. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): Sophomore Standing
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1006‑LEC (16148) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 09:30 AM 10:45 AM Maurer Center 103 Amanda Patel In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Sophomore standing required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Microrelationships in organizations; historical perspective, changing nature of organizations, and individual and overall group behavior. Specific topics include motivation, decision-making, leadership, group dynamics and organization structure. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): Sophomore Standing
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1007‑LEC (16149) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 06:00 PM 07:15 PM Maurer Center 327 Gale Lacey In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Sophomore standing required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Microrelationships in organizations; historical perspective, changing nature of organizations, and individual and overall group behavior. Specific topics include motivation, decision-making, leadership, group dynamics and organization structure. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): Sophomore Standing
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101W‑LEC (12438) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Brandon Charpied Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Business
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Sophomore standing required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Microrelationships in organizations; historical perspective, changing nature of organizations, and individual and overall group behavior. Specific topics include motivation, decision-making, leadership, group dynamics and organization structure. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): Sophomore Standing
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MLS - Medical Laboratory Science

4650 - Laboratory Management and Education

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑IND (10571) Book List 01/29/2027 01/29/2027 Fr 01:00 PM 04:00 PM Moseley Hall 100 Amanda Joost Blended
    02/19/2027 02/19/2027 Fr 01:00 PM 04:00 PM Moseley Hall 100 Amanda Joost    
    03/19/2027 03/19/2027 Fr 01:00 PM 04:00 PM Moseley Hall 100 Amanda Joost    
    04/16/2027 04/16/2027 Fr 01:00 PM 04:00 PM Moseley Hall 100 Amanda Joost    
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
1
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Health & Human Serv
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Laboratory supervision and management; principles of education and laboratory instruction; seminars or case histories on selected topics of clinical interest. Prerequisite: completion of pre-clinical MLS courses or permission of instructor. Duration of this course may vary slightly from hospital to hospital. Approved for distance learning.
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401W‑IND (15468) Book List 01/11/2027 02/26/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Emily Barnes Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 01/13/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
1
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Health & Human Serv
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Laboratory supervision and management; principles of education and laboratory instruction; seminars or case histories on selected topics of clinical interest. Prerequisite: completion of pre-clinical MLS courses or permission of instructor. Duration of this course may vary slightly from hospital to hospital. Approved for distance learning.
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5650 - Laboratory Management and Education

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑LEC (16772) Book List 01/29/2027 01/29/2027 Fr 01:00 PM 04:00 PM Moseley Hall 100 Amanda Joost Blended
    02/19/2027 02/19/2027 Fr 01:00 PM 04:00 PM Moseley Hall 100 Amanda Joost    
    03/19/2027 03/19/2027 Fr 01:00 PM 04:00 PM Moseley Hall 100 Amanda Joost    
    04/16/2027 04/16/2027 Fr 01:00 PM 04:00 PM Moseley Hall 100 Amanda Joost    
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 - 3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
1 - 3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Health & Human Serv
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Enrollment in Graduate level program through the biology department or public and allied health department required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Laboratory supervision and management; principles of education and laboratory instruction; seminars or case histories on selected topics of clinical interest. Approved for distance learning. Prerequisite(s): Enrollment in Graduate level program through the biology department or public and allied health department.
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MUCT - Musicology/Composition/Theory

1010 - Exploring Music

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (10304) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Moore Musical Arts Center 1040 Staff In Person
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1001‑LEC (10304) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Moore Musical Arts Center 1040 Staff In Person
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1001‑LEC (10304) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Moore Musical Arts Center 1040 Staff In Person
1002‑REC (10305) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Moore Musical Arts Center 1040 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Explores different categories of music (classical, world, popular) and various genres in their social contexts. Topics include, but are not limited to: music and ethnicity, music and gender, music and spirituality, music and love. Directed listening focuses on how musical sounds create meaning in different historical periods and cultures.
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105W‑LEC (14401) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Staff Online
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105W‑LEC (14401) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Staff Online
106W‑REC (14402) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Staff Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring, Summer. Explores different categories of music (classical, world, popular) and various genres in their social contexts. Topics include, but are not limited to: music and ethnicity, music and gender, music and spirituality, music and love. Directed listening focuses on how musical sounds create meaning in different historical periods and cultures.
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1170 - Survey of Music Industry

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12918) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 04:00 PM 05:15 PM Moore Musical Arts Center 2008 Justin Johnston In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. An overview of the recording, entertainment, and performing arts industries including an examination of historical, aesthetic and commercial music industry-related developments.
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2220 - Music, Arts, and Society

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14833) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Moore Musical Arts Center 2117 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Explores the convergence of politics, history, religion, and the arts during four significant turning points in world history. Applicable to the BG Perspective (general education) humanities and the arts requirement.
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2370 - Jazz History

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (11028) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Staff Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring, Summer. The music of various styles of jazz from around 1900 to the present. Theoretical, analytical, cultural and performance concepts will be related to the music. Approved for Distance Education.
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2620 - Music History II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11036) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 10:30 AM 11:20 AM Moore Musical Arts Center 1040 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
2
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in MUCT 2510 and in MUCT 2610 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring, Summer (online). Study of the history, social setting and style of Western art music in the Classical and Romantic periods (ca. 1730-1900). Prerequisites: MUCT 2510, MUCT 2610. Approved for distance education.
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2620H - Music History II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12827) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 10:30 AM 11:20 AM Moore Musical Arts Center 1040 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
2
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
If you are attempting to enroll in an Honors section, approval of Honors Dean or enrollment in Honors College is required.
Prior credit in MUCT 2510 and in MUCT 2610 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring, Summer (online). Study of the history, social setting and style of Western art music in the Classical and Romantic periods (ca. 1730-1900). Prerequisites: MUCT 2510, MUCT 2610. Approved for distance education.
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4700 - Reading and Research

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑IND (10331) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Independent Study
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 - 4 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
2 - 4
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Directed independent reading and research in history, philosophy, theory or aesthetics of music. Prerequisites: 16 hours of music theory and history, and consent of instructor. May be repeated.
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1004‑IND (16751) Book List     TBA     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Independent Study
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 - 4 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
2 - 4
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Directed independent reading and research in history, philosophy, theory or aesthetics of music. Prerequisites: 16 hours of music theory and history, and consent of instructor. May be repeated.
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1005‑IND (16779) Book List     TBA     Main Campus - Bowling Green Staff Independent Study
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 - 4 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
2 - 4
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Directed independent reading and research in history, philosophy, theory or aesthetics of music. Prerequisites: 16 hours of music theory and history, and consent of instructor. May be repeated.
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5080 - Survey of Music History II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
501W‑LEC (11108) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Staff Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
2
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall (alternate years), Spring (alternate years), Summer (alternate years). Survey of the history of music and musical style covering Classical, Romantic, and Modern periods.
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6700 - Contemporary Music Literature and Styles

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
6001‑LEC (13434) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 06:00 PM 07:50 PM Moore Musical Arts Center 2121 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
2
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Survey of contemporary music literature since 1945, including major stylistic developments and historical context, as well as important writings about contemporary music since 1945.
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MUSP - Music Performance Studies

2190 - Jazz Pedagogy

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (10285) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 10:30 AM 11:20 AM Moore Musical Arts Center 1004 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
2 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
2
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in MUCT 1510 is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall, Spring. Prepares student to teach fundamentals of jazz improvisation, history, and jazz ensemble techniques. Prerequisite: MUCT 1510-Theory I or consent of instructor.
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6760 - Vocal Repertoire

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
6001‑LEC (14853) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 01:30 PM 02:20 PM Moore Musical Arts Center 2115 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Musical Arts
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring (alternate years). Performance-oriented survey of French and German art song repertoire, emphasizing the combination of voice and piano as well as examining aspects of historical development, style, performance practice, and interpretation. Required of graduate students majoring in vocal performance or collaborative piano.
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NURS - Nursing

1017 - Introduction to Nursing

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14883) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Fr 01:30 PM 02:20 PM Olscamp Hall 225 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
1
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Health & Human Serv
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
The student will be introduced to the concepts of nursing, health care, individuals, family, community, environment, health, and clinical judgment. A broad overview of the history of nursing, health care, nursing theory, current trends, and varied roles of nurses in a complex health care system are explored. Professional roles, legal issues, ethical implications, and nursing values will be examined. Students are introduced to the concepts of QSEN and the ANA Scope and Standards of Practice. Health career opportunities and admission to the BSN program will be discussed. Approved for distance education.
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PHIL - Philosophy

2110 - History of Ancient Philosophy

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16846) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 08:30 AM 09:20 AM Olscamp Hall 208 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall. Progress of Greek philosophy from its earliest origins in Greece through the Presocratics, Plato and Aristotle, concluding with main themes of Hellenistic, Roman and medieval philosophy. PHIL 2110 can function as an excellent introduction to philosophy.
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PHYT - Physical Therapy

7102 - Human Anatomy II

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
701W‑LEC (16082) Book List     TBA     Web Based - Main Campus Staff Online
702W‑LAB (16083) Book List     Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Staff Arranged
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
4 01/13/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
4
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Health & Human Serv
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Completion of PHYT 7101 required for enrollment in PHYT 7102.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course introduces foundational knowledge of gross anatomy and neuroanatomy. Explores clinical application of embryology, histology, and joint structure and function and the forces that affect human movement across the lifespan of the appendicular skeleton and associated anatomy. Laboratory experiences include 3-dimensional anatomy software, living/surface anatomy, synthetic human anatomical models, and cadaver prosections. This course addresses the content of the anatomical regions, including the upper and lower extremities. Emphasis is on the neuromuscular and musculoskeletal anatomy. Approved for distance learning. Prerequisite(s): Successful completion of all DPT coursework in the previous term or permission from the School Director or designee.
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POLS - Political Science

3700 - Model United Nations

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑SEM (12152) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 06:00 PM 09:00 PM Central Hall 114 Stefan Fritsch In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Role-playing simulation of the United Nations. Students attend a National Model UN conference and represent an assigned country's policy positions, seeking to pass resolutions on international issues in various UN committees. Conference agenda topics may include international security, development, trade, human rights, international organizations, law, and environment. Course topics include history and foreign policies of assigned country; UN structure, functions, and rules of debate; negotiation and diplomacy. May be repeated once. Extra Fee.
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4810 - The Politics of Artificial Intelligence

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑SEM (16801) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM Central Hall 114 Stefan Fritsch In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
AI's future role in society often fuels passionate public debates regarding its pros and cons. The course explores AI's historical evolution and subsequent impact on a range of societal dimensions and political issues. These issues include security, economics, democracy, culture, global affairs, development / inequality, as well as questions about how to regulate AI.
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POPC - Popular Culture

3500 - Advanced Studies in Popular Film

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16331) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 06:00 PM 07:15 PM Central Hall 115 Tiffany Knoell In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
The Atomic Age (1944-1970)
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall or Spring. In-depth study of particular aspect of popular film. Topics may focus on a single genre, director, historical period, or studio. Appropriate films will be viewed. May be repeated three times if topics differ. Two-hour lecture, two-hour lab. Extra fee.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (16334) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 04:30 PM 05:45 PM Central Hall 115 Tiffany Knoell In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
The Atomic Age (1944-1970)
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Fall or Spring. In-depth study of particular aspect of popular film. Topics may focus on a single genre, director, historical period, or studio. Appropriate films will be viewed. May be repeated three times if topics differ. Two-hour lecture, two-hour lab. Extra fee.
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3650 - Youth and Popular Culture

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15147) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 06:00 PM 07:15 PM Remote Synchronous Online Montana Miller Remote
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring, alternate years. History, theory, and perceptions of youth cultures and subcultures. Young peoples' distinctive roles as audience, producers, and consumers of popular cultures. Topics may include comparative youth cultures, music, new media, fashion, and everyday life. No prerequisite.
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QS - Quality Systems

3710 - Six Sigma Overview

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
801W‑LEC (14750) Book List 03/08/2027 04/23/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Firelands Campus Mikhail Shilov Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 03/10/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College Engineer & Innovation
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Student must be in Firelands program to enroll in class.
Prior credit in MATH 1150 or STAT 2000 or MATH 2470 or equivalent is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course emphasizes the history, theory and main concepts of Six Sigma. An emphasis is placed on the application of the Define, Measure Analyze, Improve and Control (DMAIC) process. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): MATH 1150 or STAT 2000 or MATH 2470 or equivalent.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
401W‑LEC (14751) Book List 03/08/2027 04/23/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Mikhail Shilov Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 03/10/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College Engineer & Innovation
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Prior credit in MATH 1150 or STAT 2000 or MATH 2470 or equivalent is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course emphasizes the history, theory and main concepts of Six Sigma. An emphasis is placed on the application of the Define, Measure Analyze, Improve and Control (DMAIC) process. Approved for distance education. Prerequisite(s): MATH 1150 or STAT 2000 or MATH 2470 or equivalent.
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RAAM - Resort & Attraction Management

3800 - Lodging Operations for Resorts and Attractions

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (15196) Book List 01/11/2027 03/26/2027 Mo We 03:30 PM 05:12 PM Falcon Point 101 Sung Lee In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/13/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
Firelands College
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Must be admitted to the Bachelor of Science in Resort and Attraction Management major.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course focuses on the organization, management and operating procedures of lodging facilities. Students will study the scope and history of the lodging industry, guest and employee interactions, operational standards, and current trends. Course offered at the Sandusky facility and via distance education.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
401W‑LEC (14611) Book List 01/11/2027 03/26/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Sung Lee Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/13/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
Firelands College
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Must be admitted to the Bachelor of Science in Resort and Attraction Management major.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course focuses on the organization, management and operating procedures of lodging facilities. Students will study the scope and history of the lodging industry, guest and employee interactions, operational standards, and current trends. Course offered at the Sandusky facility and via distance education.
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SM - Sport Management

2210 - History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Sport

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (15493) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Ashley Baker Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
This course outlines historical, philosophical, and ethical perspectives related to the category of modern/postmodern American sport. This course also examines intersections of historical, philosophical, and ethical aspects of sport.
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SOC - Sociology

3410 - Juvenile Delinquency

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16108) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 09:30 AM 10:20 AM Central Hall 112 Alexis Galvin In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Introduction to theory and research on juvenile delinquency and its control from both historical and contemporary perspectives. Definitions of delinquency; the measurement, extent, and correlates of delinquency; explanations of delinquent behavior; and an introduction to informal and formal social control of delinquency. 
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4410 - Criminology

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (12254) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 01:30 PM 02:20 PM University Hall 305 Danielle Kuhl In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
What is crime and why does it happen? Exposition of historical and contemporary criminological theories. Foundations include definitions of crime and delinquency, methodological issues, and standards of theory building and testing. Explanations of crime causation include classical, social control, self-control, learning, and strain theories developed from a range of disciplinary approaches (biological, psychological, sociological, economic, integrated, and developmental). 
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4420 - Crime & Punishment

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14579) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Psychology 108 Stephen Demuth In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Historical, philosophical, and sociological analysis of strategies and institutions designed to punish and change the behavior of criminal offenders. 
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SOWK - Social Work

2320 - History of Social Welfare

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (13431) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Vivian Miller Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Health & Human Serv
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Social work major and prior credit in POLS 1200 required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This is the first course of a two-part policy sequence in the social work BSW program. It examines the current structure of social welfare programs in the United States, their historical evolution, and the role of ideological, political, economic, and social forces on the development of the social welfare system in the United States. The course describes specific social welfare policies developed to support populations that social workers often serve, and address issues related in inequality and discrimination. Approved for Distance Education. Prerequisite(s): Social work major and POLS 1200.
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THEA - Theatre

2731 - Musical Theatre Group Voice: Styles and Literature

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (14214) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu 02:30 PM 03:50 PM Moore Musical Arts Center 2121 Geoffrey Stephenson In Person
1002‑LAB (14215) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Th 02:30 PM 03:50 PM Moore Musical Arts Center 2121 Geoffrey Stephenson In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
1 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
1
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Intended for first year Musical Theatre students. Two class periods per week. Focus is on a continued adherence to healthy vocal techniques while exploring 6 different periods of musical theatre literature. Students will learn about the composers and lyricists throughout musical theatre history, while embodying through performance the historically appropriate styles of said literature. Designed to help students develop a proficiency in all musical theatre performance styles, as well as an audition book in preparation for a career in musical theatre performance. Prerequisite(s): Passage of audition into BAC Musical Theatre specialization.
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3480 - Theatre History and Literature: 1700-Present

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11352) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Wolfe Center 211 Heidi Nees-Carver In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
History of theatrical production, major dramas and dramatists from 1700 to the present.
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3520 - Musical Theatre

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11357) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 12:30 PM 02:20 PM Wolfe Center 211 Geoffrey Stephenson In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
History, theory and staging techniques of musical theatre production in the United States.
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4690 - Costume Design

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (11634) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Wolfe Center 118 Margaret McCubbin In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Basic principles of costume design for the stage, television, and film. Development and rendering of design concepts; use of historic, stylistic, and fantasy elements in character realization.
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THEM - Tourism Hospitality & Event Mg

1900 - Leadership in THEM

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (13833) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 06:00 PM 07:15 PM Eppler Complex C223 Philip Xie In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
An overview of the basic dimensions of leadership, customer service, professionalism, and the historical perspective that is integral to the hospitality and tourism industry. Students will also keep pace with current industry trends through guest lectures and case examples of companies from lodging, food service, and tourism.
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Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1002‑LEC (16079) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We 06:00 PM 07:15 PM Eppler Complex S200 Staff In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Educ and Human Dev
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
An overview of the basic dimensions of leadership, customer service, professionalism, and the historical perspective that is integral to the hospitality and tourism industry. Students will also keep pace with current industry trends through guest lectures and case examples of companies from lodging, food service, and tourism.
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THFM - Theatre & Film

6680 - Performance Studies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
5001‑LEC (15588) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 We 02:30 PM 05:20 PM Wolfe Center 201 Lesa Lockford In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Performativity of Mourning
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Historical, theoretical, and pedagogical issues in performance studies. May be repeated for credit.
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WRLD - World Languages and Cultures

4150 - Topics in World Thought and Cultures

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑SEM (15164) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 02:30 PM 03:45 PM Eppler Complex N303 Amy Cook In Person
                Cynthia Ducar    
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
ABC/NC Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Topic
Mythconceptions in Language
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Advanced study of world modes of representing, for example, cultural, ecological, historical, linguistic, political, social, or technological issues and developments in an international or transitional context. May be repeated up to 9 hours if topics differ.
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4500 - Fascism and its Legacies

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (17514) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 01:00 PM 02:15 PM Education 205 Edgar Landgraf In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Enrollment Requirements
Junior standing is required for enrollment.
Class Attributes
 
Description
This interdisciplinary course explores fascist ideology, politics, and aesthetics from the interwar period to the contemporary moment, examining how historians, artists, and political thinkers have grappled with its meaning and legacy. Prerequisite(s): Junior standing or permission of instructor.
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WS - Women's, Gender and Sexuality

3403 - Women in Ancient Greek & Rome

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑LEC (16789) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Mo We Fr 11:30 AM 12:20 PM Central Hall 116 Casey Stark In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Examines the lives and roles of women as participants in the political, religious, social, and family life in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. Emphasizes the interpretation of primary sources of all types including literature, legal documents, inscriptions, and art. Credit can only be earned for one of the following courses: CLCV 3403 or HIST 3403 or WS 3403.
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3440 - African Women

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
101W‑LEC (15844) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Opportune Zongo Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
An interdisciplinary exploration of the lives and experiences of women in Africa. Topics covered will include an historical overview; intersections among gender, politics, economics, nation, and religion; and representations of African women. Credit allowed only for one of WS 3440 or ETHN 3440. Approved for distance education.
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3610 - Histories of Queer Activism

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
1001‑SEM (12145) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Tu Th 11:30 AM 12:45 PM East Hall 116 Julie Haught In Person
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Undergraduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
Spring. Exploration of the nature and function of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer activism within the United States. Students will consider four components of queer activist agendas: activism as (1) a movement of ideas, (2) a movement of sexual freedom, (3) a political movement, and (4) culture and community.
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6200 - Feminist Theory

Section View Notes Start Date End Date Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Instruction Mode
501W‑LEC (15125) Book List 01/11/2027 04/30/2027 Arrange with Instructor     Web Based - Main Campus Sarah Rainey-Smithback Online
Credit Hours - Units Last Day to Add
3 01/17/2027
Class Details
Career
Graduate
Credit Hours - Units
3
Grading Basis
Student Option
Course Components
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Enrollment Information
Class Attributes
 
Description
An introduction to the principal conceptual bases underlying feminist theory across the disciplines. Examination of recent feminist theory and its applications in the fields of language, literature, film, religion, philosophy, history, psychoanalysis, developmental psychology, and politics. Approved for distance education.
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