August 18, 2014 1

FALL QUARTER 2014 DAY CLASS SCHEDULE

LONAS: Writing Across the Curriculum Courses are Highlighted.

Time Course # Section Course Name Location Instructor M-F AHS 2982 L99 Medical Assisting Practicum TBA Fritz

M

BIO 1021

L03

Principles of Biology I Lab

Room 220

M. Russell 1:00-

4:50 PBS 1020

PBS 1010

L03

L03

Beverage Chemistry

(First 5 Weeks)

Fermentation Microbiology

(Second 5 Weeks)

Room 223

Room 223

White

White

W CHM 2020 L03 Organic Chemistry I Lab Room 223 Dhar 1:00- 5:05

PHY 2020 L03 General Physics Lab Room 220 Halliburton

M/W ACC 2020 L01 Intermediate Accounting II Room 312 Hollingsworth 8:30- ACC 3030 L01 Financial Reporting for Corporations Room 121 Porter 10:20 BBA 3050

BIO 1020

BIO 1110

BIO 1160 CHM 3010

L01

L01

L01

L01

L01

Management & Org Behavior

Principles of Biology I

Anatomy & Physiology I

Microbiology

Biochemistry

Room 113 Room 220

Room 331

Room 223 Room 320

Bailey

Russell

Cooper

White

Dhar ENG 1200 L01 English Composition Room 321 Malone

MAT 1510 L01 College Mathematics II Room 310 Dunlap PSY 1820 L01 Human Growth and Development Room 111 Harold

10:30-

ACC 4150

L02

Principles of Auditing I

Room 312

Hollingsworth 12:20 ACC 4710

AHS 1010

BIO 1120

BIO 1170 COM 1260

L02

L02

L02

L02

L02

CPA Exam Review II

Medical Terminology

Anatomy and Physiology I Lab

Microbiology Lab

Effective Speaking

Room 323

Room 331

Room 220

Room 223 Room 321

Porter

Cridlin

Cooper

White

Hammitt ENG 1210 L02 English Composition w/Research Room 113 Ippolito

LGS 2020 MAT 1500

MAT 2600

OTS 1001

L02

L02

L02

L02

Domestic Law

College Mathematics I

Calculus

Keyboarding I

Room 322 Room 310

Room 320

Room 112

Herinkova

Dunlap

Turley

Moore

1:00- AHS 1020 L03 Basic Formation of the Human Body Room 311 Cridlin 2:50 AHS 1100

BUS 2380

COM 1260

L03

L03

L03

Medical Law & Ethics

Business Law II

Effective Speaking

Room 310

Room 322

Room 321

Fritz

Herinkova

Hammitt ENG 2350

PSY 2800 L03

L03 Introduction to Literature

Abnormal Psychology Room 113 Room 111

Ippolito

Harold

August 18, 2014 2

FALL QUARTER 2014 DAY CLASS SCHEDULE

LONAS CONTINUED: Writing Across the Curriculum Courses are Highlighted. Time Course # Section Course Name Location Instructor

T SCC 1010 L30 College Management Room 320 R. Evans

1:00-2:50

1:00-

4:50 AHS 2060

PHY 2020 L30

L30 Medical Lab II

General Physics Lab Room 311

Room 223 Fritz

Halliburton

TH LGS 4120 L10 Special Topics in Legal Research Room 323 Jenkins 8:30-12:20

1:00-

2:50 SCC 1020 L30 Career Management Room 320 R. Evans

1:00- AHS 2120 L30 General Pharmacology II Room 311 Cridlin 4:50 CHM 3020

PHY 2010 L30

L30 Biochemistry Lab

General Physics Room 223 Room 331

Dhar

Halliburton

T/TH BBA 3200 L10 Corporate Finance Room 312 Hollingsworth 8:30- BBA 4100 L10 Global Business Room 112 Kushnir 10:20 BIO 1110

CHM 1010

CHM 2010 MAT 1500

L10

L10

L10

L10

Anatomy and Physiology I

General Chemistry I

Organic Chemistry I

College Mathematics I

Room 111 Room 223

Room 320 Room 310

Cooper Trigiano

Dhar

Dunlap

10:30- ACC 1010 L20 Accounting II Room 312 Hollingsworth 12:20 BIO 1120

CHM 1020

COM 1260

CST 1040

L20

L20

L20

L20

Anatomy & Physiology I Lab

General Chemistry I Lab

Effective Speaking

Spreadsheet Applications

Room 220

Room 223

Room 321

Room 112

TBA Trigiano

Hammitt

Wayburn

ECO 4600 L20 Govt & Business Economics Room 121 Kushnir MAT 2500 L20 Statistics Room 310 Turley PSY 1810 L20 General Psychology Room 111 Harold

SOC 1860 L20 Introduction to Sociology Room 113 R. Evans

1:00-

ACC 3300

L30

Federal Income Tax

Room 312

Porter 2:50 CMJ 2250

CST 1010 PHI 2000

L30

L30

L30

Organization/Administration

Introduction to Computers

Critical Thinking

Room 113

Room 112 Room 111

Devaney

Wayburn

Jackson

F AHS 2130 L55 Diseases of the Human Body Room 311 Galbraith 8:30- BIO 1120 L55 Anatomy & Physiology I Lab Room 220 TBA 12:20 BIO 1140

HSC 2050 L55

L55 Anatomy & Physiology II Lab

Nutrition in Health & Disease Room 223 Room 310

Cooper

Trigiano LGS 2060 L55 Legal Research and Writing II Room 323 Jenkins

MUS1010 L55 Music Appreciation Room 321 Rowe

S PSY 1810 L60 General Psychology Room 121 Carrig

8:30- SCC 1010 L60 Earth and Space Science Room 111 Lemiszky

12:20

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Writing Across the Curriculum Courses are Highlighted.

ONLINE

AHS 1010 L00 Medical Terminology Cridlin ART 1010 L00 Art Appreciation Wankel

BUS 2230 L00 Business Communications Moore

BUS 2600 L00 Business Policy Sparks

CMJ 1110 L00 Introduction to Criminal Justice Randolph

CMJ 2110 L00 Court Procedure and Evidence II Randolph

CMJ 2360 L00 Criminal Investigations II Randolph CMJ 3110 L00 Ethics in Crime and Justice Devaney

CMJ 5200 L00 Quantitative Methods for Criminal Justice M. Miller

CMJ 5220 L00 Criminal Justice Management M. Miller

CMJ 5330 L00 Contemporary Issues in Corrections Devaney

CMJ 5900 L00 Capstone M. Miller

CST 1010 L00 Introduction to Computers Glaab

ENG 1200 L00 English Composition Hartsell

ENG 1210 L00 English Composition w/Research Malone

MBA 5110 L00 Business Organization and Management Sparks

MBA 5210 L00 Accounting Information for Decision Making McCall

MBA 5220 L00 Production and Operations Management Sparks

MBA 5230 L00 Global Management Sparks

OTS 1001 L00 Keyboarding I Moore OTS 1002 L00 Keyboarding II Moore

OTS 2090 L00 Introduction to Word Processing Moore

PSY 1820 L00 Human Growth and Development Harold

Minimum technical requirements for online courses are published on the South College Distance

Learning webpage (http://www.southcollegetn.edu/resources/student-resources/distance-learning).

The specific link to the requirements is http://www.southcollegetn.edu/assets/sc/PDF/SCTN/Minimum%20Computer%20System%20Requirements%2 0for%20Distance%20Learning%20Students_8-14.pdf .

All students are expected to meet these requirements. Please direct any questions to the South College

HelpDesk which may be accessed via the Distance Learning webpage link above.

Note: There are no additional costs associated with authentication of student identity at for those in

online courses at South College.

August 18, 2014 4

FALL QUARTER 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE EDUCATION - Writing Across the Curriculum Courses are Highlighted.

Parkside Center

EDUCATION – BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION K-6

Course

Time Day Course

Prefix Cours

e No. Course Title Credit

Hours Room

No. Instructor

Bachelor of Science 1:00-4:50 TUES EDU 3000

P30 Introduction to Education in the

21st

Century 4 105 Damiri

1:00-4:50 THUR EDU 3021 P30

Learning Theories, Learning

Environment, and Child

Development

4 103 Johnson

1:00-4:50 TUES EDU 3051 P30

Diversity & Application to

Planning, Instructional

Strategies, & Assessment

4 103 Buckland

5:30-9:00 TUES EDU 3060 P51

Literacy and Language Arts 4 103 Goins

1:00-4:50 MON MAT 4010

P03 Mathematical Concepts and

Standards for the Child and

Young Adolescent

4 105 Burney

5:30-9:00 MON EDU 4041 P50

Application & Reflection of

Planning Instruction &

Assessment for All Learners

4 105 Buckland

5:30-9:00 THUR EDU 4070 P53

Reading Diagnostics and

Prescriptive Interventions 4 107 Russell

1:00-4:50 THUR EDU 4080

P30 Reading, Writing and Speaking

for Language Minority Learners 4 105 Damiri

7:15-3:45 M-F EDU 4090 B

P99 Enhanced Student Teaching

Placement II 9 K-6

Schools Buckland/

Damiri/

Johnson/

Noah 1:00-4:30 FRI EDU 4090 Enhanced Student Teaching

Seminar 0 105 Buckland/

Damiri/

Johnson/

Noah

EDUCATION – MASTER OF EDUCATION IN INITIAL LICENSURE ELEMENTARY

EDUCATION K-6

Course

Time Day Course

Prefix Course

No. Course Title Credit

Hours Room

No. Instructor

Master of Education Elementary Education K-6 Initial Licensure – Cohort 4 7:15a-3:45p M-F

EDU 5095 B

P99 Enhanced Student Teaching

Placement I & II 9 9

K-6 Schools

Buckland/

Arp/

Damiri/

Johnson/

Noah 1:00-4:30 FRI EDU 5099 B Enhanced Student Teaching 3 105 Buckland/

August 18, 2014 5

P99 Seminar 3 Arp/

Damiri/

Johnson/

Noah

FALL QUARTER 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE EDUCATION - Writing Across the Curriculum Courses are Highlighted.

Parkside Center

EDUCATION – MASTER OF EDUCATION IN INITIAL LICENSURE ELEMENTARY

EDUCATION K-6

Course

Time Day Course

Prefix Course

No. Course Title Credit

Hours Room

No. Instructor

Master of Education Elementary Education K-6 Initial Licensure – Cohort 5 8:30-12:30 SAT EDU 5070

P60 Designing a Student Centered

Math Environment for Grades 3-

6

4 105 Burney

5:30-9:00 THUR EDU 5080 P53

Designing a Learning Centered

Environment Focused on

Thinking to Advance

Understanding for Grades 3-6

4 105 Arp

5:30-9:00 TUES EDU 5090 P51

Designing a Student Centered

Science & Social Studies

Environment for Grades 3-6

4 105 Johnson

EDUCATION – MASTER OF EDUCATION IN INITIAL LICENSURE ELEMENTARY

EDUCATION K-6

Course

Time Day Course

Prefix Course

No. Course Title Credit

Hours Room

No. Instructor

Master of Education Elementary Education K-6 Initial Licensure – Cohort 6 5:30-9:00 TUES EDU 5010

P51 Leaders of Learning 4 107 Arp

5:30-9:00 THUR EDU 5020 P53

Understanding Action Research 4 103 Buckland

8:30-12:30 SAT EDU 5030 P60

Engaging in Meaningful

Collaboration and Learning in

K-2 Literacy Classroom

4 103 Arp

EDUCATION – ONLINE

MASTER OF EDUCATION IN TEACHER AS INSTRUCTIONAL LEADER

Course

Time Day Course

Prefix Course

No. Course Title Credit

Hours Room

No Instructor

Master of Education –Teacher as Instructional Leader – Cohort 2 Online EDU 5310

P00 Philosophy, Theories, and Issues

of Education 4 online Johnson

Online EDU 5320 P00

Methods in Developing Action

Research 4 online Buckland

Online EDU 5330 P00

Teacher as Learner 3 online Arp/Damiri

August 18, 2014 6

FALL QUARTER 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE PTA - Writing Across the Curriculum Courses are Highlighted.

Lonas

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

PTA 1030/L20

Pathophysiology

10:30-12:20 Goss

Room 123

(4 Credit Hrs)

PTA 1030

Pathophysiology

10:30-12:20 Goss

Room 123

LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH PTA 1010/L03

Intro to PTA

1:00-3:50

Nash

Room 123

(5 Credit Hrs)

PTA 1040/L30 Kinesiology

1:30-4:50

Spadafora

Rm 110/123

(5 Credit Hrs)

PTA 1010 Intro to PTA

1:00-4:05

Nash

Room 123

PTA 1040 Kinesiology

1:30-4:50

Spadafora

Rm 110/123

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

PTA 2200/L01 Ex Ther & Mm Testing

8:30-12:20

Spadafora

Rm 110/123

(8 Credit Hrs)

PTA 2420/L99 Clinical Ed. I

Full day in clinic

Griffin

(4 Credit Hrs)

PTA 2200 Ex Ther & Mm Testing

8:30-12:20

Spadafora

Rm 110/123

PTA 2420 Clinical Ed. I

Full day in clinic

Griffin

PTA 2200 Ex Ther & Mm Testing

8:30-12:20

Spadafora

Rm 110/123

PTA 2420 – Work in the clinic will begin on October 9 and end on December 4. Class meetings will

be held from 1:30-3:20 p.m. on September 29 & October 6 (Room 121) to ensure all students are

prepared for the clinical.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

PTA 2525/L99 Clinical

Education II Full Day in Clinic

Griffin

PTA 2525 Clinical

Education II Full Day in Clinic

Griffin

PTA 2525 Clinical

Education II Full Day in Clinic

Griffin

PTA 2525 Clinical

Education II Full Day in Clinic

Griffin

PTA 2525 Clinical

Education II Full Day in Clinic

Griffin

PTA 2525 – Class meetings will be held from 8:30-4:30 on October 27 (Room 245) and from 8:15-

12:20 on December 8 (Room 245).

August 18, 2014 7

FALL QUARTER 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE

NURSING Parkside Center

Quarter 1

NSG 3112 Fundamentals of Nursing (6)

NSG 3132 Physical Assessment (3) NSG 3152 Pharmacotherapeutics for Nursing Practice I (4)

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 7:00 – 7:30 NSG 3112 NSG 3112 7:30 – 8:00 Fundamentals Fundamentals 8:00 – 8:30 of Nursing I of Nursing I 8:30 – 9:00 NSG 3112/P01 NSG 3152/P10 Clinical Clinical 9:00 – 9:30 Fundamentals Pharmaco- 7:00-12:00 7:00-12:00 9:30 – 10:00 of Nursing I therapeutics NSG 3132/P01 or as arranged or as arranged 10:00 – 10:30 Lecture for Nursing Physical Assessment 10:30 – 11:00 8:30-12:20 Practice I Lecture 11:00 – 11:30 Lecture 9:30-12:35 11:30 – 12:00 8:30-12:20 12:00 – 12:30 12:30 – 1:00 1:00 – 1:30 1:30 – 2:00 NSG 3112 NSG 3112 NSG 3132 2:00 – 2:30 Fund of Nsg I Fundamentals Physical Assessment 2:30 – 3:00 Lab - Group 1 of Nursing I Lab – Group 1 3:00 – 3:30 1:30-3:20 Simulation Lab 1:30-3:20 Rm 308 3:30 – 4:00 NSG 3112 1:30-5:20 NSG 3132 4:00 – 4:30 Fund of Nsg I or as arranged Physical Assessment 4:30 – 5:00 Lab - Group 2 Lab – Group 2 5:00-5:30 3:30-5:20 3:30-5:20 Rm 308

Instructors and Room Assignments

NSG 3112 Fundamentals of Nursing I –Room 107 for Lecture; Room 308 for Lab or Simulation Lab

S. Steele Coordinator, Lecture, Lab, Simulation Lab, Clinical D. Deean Clinical F. Kojima Lab M. Wang Simulation Lab R. Yarnell Clinical

NSG 3132 Physical Assessment – Room 107 for Lecture; Room 308 for Lab

NSG 3152 Pharmacotherapeutics for Nursing Practice I - Room 107

M. Wang Lecture

J. Nichol Coordinator, Lecture, Lab D. Deean Lab S. Steele Lab

August 18, 2014 8

FALL QUARTER 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE

NURSING Parkside Center

Quarter 3

NSG 3312 Adult Health Nursing I (6)

NSG 3332 Maternal-Infant Nursing Care (6)

NSG 3352 Nursing Research (4)

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 6:30 – 7:00 7:00 – 7:30 NSG 3332 NSG 3312 NSG 3312 7:30 – 8:00 Maternal/ Infant Adult Health Adult Health 8:00 – 8:30 Nursing Care NSG 3312/P01 Nursing I Nursing I 8:30 – 9:00 Clinical NSG 3332/P10 Adult Health Clinical Clinical 9:00 – 9:30 Group 1-4 Maternal/ Infant Nursing I 6:30-12:30 6:30-12:30 9:30 – 10:00 6:45-12:45 Nursing Care Lecture or as arranged or as arranged 10:00 – 10:30 or as arranged Lecture 8:00-12:05 10:30 – 11:00 8:30-12:20 11:00 – 11:30 11:30 – 12:00 12:00 – 12:30 12:30 – 1:00 1:00 – 1:30 NSG 3312 1:30 – 2:00 NSG 3352/P30 Adult Health 2:00 – 2:30 Nursing Nursing I 2:30 – 3:00 Research Clinical 3:00 – 3:30 Lecture 1:00-7:00 3:30 – 4:00 1:30-5:20 or as arranged 4:00 – 4:30 4:30 – 5:00 5:00 – 5:30 5:30 – 6:00 6:00 – 6:30 6:30 – 7:00

Instructors and Room Assignments

NSG 3312 Adult Health Nursing I - Room 304

NSG 3332 Maternal Infant Nursing - Room 304

NSG 3352 Nursing Research - Room 304 F. Kojima Lecture

R. Yarnell Coordinator, Lecture D. Deean Clinical F. Kojima Clinical TBA Clinical

K. Satterfield Coordinator, Lecture D. Deean Clinical J. Nichol Clinical M. Wang Clinical

August 18, 2014 9

FALL QUARTER 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE

NURSING Parkside Center

Quarter 5

NSG 4512 Adult Health Nursing III (6)

NSG 4532 Mental Health Nursing (6)

NSG 4552 Nursing Management and Leadership (3)

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

6:30 – 7:00 7:00 – 7:30 NSG 4532 NSG 4512 7:30 – 8:00 Mental Health Adult Health 8:00 – 8:30 Nursing NSG 4512/P01 Nursing III 8:30 – 9:00 Clinical NSG 4532/P10 Adult Health Clinical 9:00 – 9:30 6:45-3:45 Mental Health Nursing III Group 1 & 2 9:30 – 10:00 or as arranged Nursing Lecture 6:30-12:30 10:00 – 10:30 Lecture 8:00-12:05 or as arranged 10:30 – 11:00 8:30-12:20 11:00 – 11:30 11:30 – 12:00 12:00 – 12:30 12:30 – 1:00 1:00 – 1:30 1:30 – 2:00 NSG 4552/P30 NSG 4512 2:00 – 2:30 Nursing Adult Health 2:30 – 3:00 Management Nursing III 3:00 – 3:30 And Leadership Clinical 3:30 – 4:00 1:30-4:20 Group 3 4:00 – 4:30 1:00-7:00 4:30 – 5:00 or as arranged 5:00 – 5:30 5:30 – 6:00 6:30 – 7:00

Instructors and Room Assignments

NSG 4512 Adult Health Nursing III – Room 301

V. Hood-Wells Coordinator, Lecture, Clinical (2 groups)

NSG 4532 Mental Health Nursing - Room 301

NSG 4552 Nursing Management and Leadership - Room 301

K. Satterfield Lecture

C. Lynn Coordinator, Lecture, Clinical L. Farmer Clinical K. Satterfield Clinical

August 18, 2014 10

FALL QUARTER 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE

IMAGING SCIENCES Lonas

RADIOGRAPHY

Time Course # Section Course Name Location Instructor

M/W/F

TBA TBA

RAD 2530 RAD 2530

L99A L99B

Clinical Education IV Clinical Education IV

TBA TBA

Campbell Kennedy

T/TH

8:30

RAD 1110

L10

Fundamentals of Healthcare

Room 331

Morgan

10:20 RAD 2510 L10 Pharmacology & Special Proc Room 113 Campbell

RAD 3110 L10 Computerized/Digital Imaging Room 321 Kennedy

10:30 RAD 1120 L20 Patient Care and Assessment Room 331 Morgan

12:20 RAD 2520 L20 Radiation Protect & Radiobiology Room 330 Kennedy

1:00 RAD 1120 L20 Patient Care and Assessment Room 330 LaRoy

2:50 RAD 4210 L30 Advanced Patient Care Room 121 Campbell

EVENING COURSES

T RAD 1110 L51 Fundamentals of Healthcare Room 331 Morgan

6:00-9:30

NUCLEAR MEDICINE

Time Course # Section Course Name Location Instructor (Alternate Weeks) T/TH RTN 3220 8:30-12:20

L10 NM Diagnostic Procedures II Room 322 LaRoy

(Every Week) T RTN 3210 L51 NM Technology II Room 322 Doshi

6:00-9:30

(Alternate Weeks)

M-F M/W/F RTN 3230 L99 NM Clinical Education II TBA LaRoy

DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY

Time Course # Section Course Name Location Instructor

T/TH DMS 2210 L10 Ultrasound Procedures IV Room 330 Groth

8:30-10:20

August 18, 2014 11

M/W/F TBA DMS 2220 L99A Clinical Education IV TBA Groth

DMS 2220 L99A Clinical Education IV TBA Morgan

FALL QUARTER 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE

HEALTH SCIENCE

Lonas Time Course #

Section

Course Name

Location

Instructor

M/W HSC 3240

10:30-12:20

L02 Human Genetics and Genomics Room 111 Michaud

1:00- HSC 3410

2:50

L03 Biostatistics Room 312 Armstrong

T/TH HSC 3140

10:30-12:20

L20 Immunology Room 320 White

T HSC 4310 L51 Health Science Leadership Room 330 Decker

6:00-9:30

W HSC 3110 L52 Intro to Health Administration Room 330 Decker

5:45-9:30

TH HSC 4110 L53 Health Science Research Room 330 M. Russell

6:00-9:30

S HSC 3120 L60 Healthcare Law & Ethics Room 113 Pritchard-Prins

8:30-12:20

On Line

FOR OTHER MAJOR UPPER DIVISION COURSES SEE:

BBA 3050 PAGE 1

BBA 3120 PAGE 12

ECO 3500 PAGE 12

HSC 4210 L00 Current Trends and Issues TBA Groth

August 18, 2014 12

FALL QUARTER 2014 EVENING CLASS SCHEDULE

Writing Across the Curriculum Courses are Highlighted.

Lonas:

Time

M Course #

AHS 2010 Section

L50 Course Name

Clinical Lab I Location

Room 311 Instructor

Hamilton 6:00- ART 1010 L50 Art Appreciation Room 321 Wankel 9:30 BBA 3120

BBA 3260

BIO 1022

BIO 1140

COM 1260

ECO 2760

L50

L50

L50

L50

L50

L50

Human Resource Management

Training and Development

Principles of Biology II

Anatomy & Physiology II Lab

Effective Speaking

Principles of Economics II

Room 310 Room 121

Room 330

Room 220

Room 113

Room 322

Woodall K. Satterfield M. Russell

TBA

Hammitt

Kurmanj

ENG 1200 L50 English Composition Room 331 Malone

LGS 1040 PBS 2010

L50

L50 Torts and Remedies Grain Handling, Malting, & Malt Anal

Room 320 Room 223

Herinkova

Clingner

PBS 2030

L50 (First 5 weeks)

Raw Materials and Wort Production

(Second 5 weeks)

Room 223

Ingle

T ACC 2030 L51 Business Taxation Room 121 Porter 6:00- AHS 2900 L51 Medical Insurance and Coding Room 311 Ledford 9:30 BBA 4130

BIO 1000

BIO 1023

CHM 1020

LGS 4050

MAT 1500 PBS 1050

PBS 1060

L51

L52

L51

L51

L51

L51

L51

L51

Strategic Planning

Comparative Anatomy

Principles of Biology II Lab

General Chemistry I Lab

Business Organizations

College Mathematics I

Introduction to Brewing

(First 5 weeks)

Brewing Engineering

(Second 5 weeks)

Room 323 Room 111

Room 220

Room 223

Room 113

Room 310 Room 321

Room 321

Kushnir

Reed

M. Russell

Trigiano

Herinkova

Dunlap

Velas

Velas

W ACC 2500 L52 Accounting Information Systems Room 112 Grover 5:45- ACC 4160 L52 Principles of Auditing II Room 121 Porter 9:30 BIO 1140

ECO 3500 L52

L52 Anatomy & Physiology II Lab

Health Economics Room 220 Room 322

TBA Kushnir

ENG 2350 L52 Introduction to Literature Room 310 Hartsell

PBS 1030

PBS 1040

L52

L52

Brewing Physics

(First 5 weeks)

Fluid Dynamics

(Second 5 weeks)

Room 223

Room 223

Halliburton

Bible

PSY1810 L52 General Psychology Room 113 Witt

TH

ACC 1000

L53

Accounting I

Room 321

Smith 6:00- 9:30

AHS 1900

BIO 1130

L53

L53

Diagnostic & Procedural Coding

(Last 5 Weeks)

Anatomy & Physiology II

Room 311

Room 331

Ledford

Cooper

BUS 2390

CHM 1010 ECO 3110

L53

L53

L53

Principles of Marketing

General Chemistry I

Managerial Economics

Room 113

Room 223 Room 121

Bailey

Trigiano

Kushnir ENG 1210 L53 English Composition w/Research Room 310 Watts MAT 1510 L53 College Mathematics II Room 320 Turley

August 18, 2014 13

SCC 2120 L53 Professional Development Room 111 Taylor

(First 5 weeks) SCC 2150 L53 Interpersonal Communications Room 111 Hammitt

(Second 5 weeks) SOC 1860 L53 Introduction to Sociology Room 322 R. Evans

FALL QUARTER 2014 EVENING CLASS SCHEDULE

Writing Across the Curriculum Courses are Highlighted.

Lonas: Time Course # Section Course Name Location Instructor

TBA CMJ 2370 L99 Criminal Justice Internship TBA Randolph TBA LGS 2100 L99 Paralegal Internship TBA Herinkova TBA LGS 4600 L99 Legal Practicum TBA Herinkova

Parkside Center:

Time

M Course #

CMJ 4400 Section

P50 Course Name

Terrorism Location

Room 103 Instructor

B. Evans 6:00- ENG 2410 P50 Literature for the Child and Adoles Room 107 Watts 9:30 HIS 1010 P50 American History Room 112 Guthrie

LGS 3500 P50 Employment Law Room 111 Jenkins

T CMJ 2120 P51 Juvenile Justice Room 302 Devaney 6:00- CMJ 3040 P51 Comm for CMJ Professionals Room 304 Randolph 9:30

W CMJ 4200 P52 Patterns of Criminal Behavior Room 302 Miller 5:45- LGS 3120 P52 Evidence Law Room 304 Landry 9:30 MAT 2500 P52 Statistics Room 111 Turleu

SCC 1010 P52 College Management

(1st

5 weeks) Room 107 Ippolito

SCC 1020 P52 Career Management

(2nd

5 weeks) Room 107 Ippolito

SPN 1010 P52 Beginning Spanish Room 112 Valle

TH BUS 1380 P53 Business Law I Room 112 Guthrie 6:00- 9:30

August 18, 2014 14

FALL QUARTER 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDIES

CLASS OF 2014

Clinical Rotations 7 and 8 will be completed for the fall 2014 quarter. Rotations will vary by

student but will be two of the following:

PAS 5610 P99A/P99B Internal Medicine

PAS 5620 P99A/P99B General Surgery

PAS 5630 P99A/P99B Family Medicine/Geriatrics

PAS 5640 P99A/P99B Emergency Medicine

PAS 5650 P99A/P99B Women’s Health

PAS 5660 P99A/P99B Pediatrics

PAS 5671 P99A/P99B Behavioral Health

PAS 5680 P99A/P99B Elective

PAS 5691 Clinical Summative Review – October 20-24

PAS 5701 Capstone Research Project

CLASS OF 2015

Time Course # Section Course Name Location Course Coordinator T PAS 5560 P10 Didactic Summative Evaluation Room 306 Lay

8:00-11:00 – Lecture*

11:00-12:00 – Practical/Small Group+

PAS 5551 P40 Research Design and Methodology Room 306 Sheeler

3:00-4:00

T/TH PAS 5521 P30 Clinical Geriatrics Room 306 Seaton

1:00-2:30

W HSC 5541 P04 Health Care Law and Ethics Room 306 Fitzgerald

3:30-6:00

TH PAS 5512 P40 Professional Issues & Health Policy Room 306 Harbert

3:00-5:00

F PAS 5531 P55 Fundamentals of Surgery Room 306 Daley

10:00-12:00 - Lab (Room 303)

1:00-5:00 - Lecture

*Time may vary to accommodate teaching needs.

+DSE practical rooms: 303, 305, 306, 307, 310, 312, 314, 316, 318, 320, 322

August 18, 2014 15

FALL QUARTER 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDIES

CLASS OF 2016 Time Course # Section Course Name Location Course Coordinator

M/W PAS 5160 P01 Health Assessment & Physical Exam Room 201 Cole

8:00-10:00 – Lecture*

10:00-12:00 or 1:00-3:00 – Lab+

T/TH SCI 5100 P10 Gross Anatomy Room 201 P. Miller

8:00-10:00 – Lecture

10:30-12:30 – Lab (201/303)

SCI 5111 P30 Neuroanatomy Room 201 P. Miller

1:30-3:00

SCI 5120 P40 Human Physiology Room 201 Gholson

3:30-5:00

*Time may vary to accommodate teaching needs.

+Rooms: 303, 305, 307, 310-320

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SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Course Course Description Section Instructor Days Time Room PPR 6001 Evaluation & Selection of Cardiovascular Drugs P03 Bottorff M 2:35-4:25 TBA PPR 6004 Introduction to Hospice & Palliative Care P03 Kullgren M 2:35-4:25 205 PPR 6009 Introduction to Psychosocial Pharmacy P10 Rust R 9:00-11:50 205 PPR 6230 Pharmacy Practice II-Introduction to Patient

Care P30 Schmidt R 1:00-3:50 Auditorium

PPR 6240 Career Paths & Introduction to Practice P03 Todd W 1:00-2:50 Auditorium PPR 6250 Pharmacy Practice III-Public Health & Wellness P20 Washington T R 10:30-11:55 Auditorium PPR 6270 Forum & Professionalism P02 Trent W 11:00-11:50 Auditorium PPR 6610 Pharmacotherapy III-Cardiology (Wks 1-5) P01 Bottorff M F

W 9:00-11:50

9:00-10:50 205

205 PPR 6620 Pharmacotherapy IV-Endocrine & GI Diseases

(Wks 6-10) P01 Newsome M F

W 9:00-11:50

9:00-10:50 205

205 PPR 6630 Self-Care and Non-Prescription Therapies P30 Rust T

R 2:35-4:00

2:35-4:00 205

205 PPR 6640 Pharmacy Practice VI-Pharmacoeconomics &

Outcomes Assessment P30 Gandhi T R 1:00-2:25 205

PPR 6650 Clinical Pharmacokinetics & Pharmacogenomics P03 Hussein M W 1:00-2:25 205 PPR 6660 Forum & Professionalism P02 Trent W 11:00-11:50 Auditorium PPR 6608 Independent Research in Pharmacy Practice P55 Hussein F 1:00-3:50 TBA PPR 6901 APPE-Ambulatory Care P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6902 APPE-Acute Care P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6903 APPE-Community P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6904 APPE-Institutional P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6905 APPE-Adv Comm Pharm Compounding P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6906 APPE-Behavioral Health P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6907 APPE-Pediatric Medicine P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6908 APPE-Trauma/Critical Care Medicine P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6909 APPE-Oncology Medicine P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6910 APPE-Infectious Disease Medicine P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6911 APPE-Long Term Care Pharmacy P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6912 APPE-Government/Legislative/Board of

Pharmacy P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA

PPR 6913 APPE-Academic Pharmacy Practice P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6914 APPE-Nuclear Medicine P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6916 APPE-Veterinary Medicine P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6917 APPE-Medication Safety P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6920 APPE-Pharmacy Mgmt P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6921 APPE-Antibiotic Stewardship P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6926 APPE-Ambulatory Care-Special Topics P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6927 APPE-Acute Care-Special Topics P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6928 APPE-Community-Special Topics P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6930 APPE-Geriatric Medicine P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6931 APPE-Longitudinal-Special Topics P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6933 APPE-Alternative & Complementary Med P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6935 APPE-Transplant P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6939 APPE-Transitional Care P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6940 APPE-Emergency Medicine P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6942 APPE-Community II P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6943 APPE-Community III P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6944 APPE-Institutional II P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6945 APPE-Hospice/Palliative Care P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6946 APPE-Infusion/Specialty Pharmacy P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PPR 6948 APPE-Ambulatory Care II P99 Trent M T W R F 8:00-5:00 TBA PSC 6008 Basics in Pharmaceutical Research P10 Mark R 9:00-11:50 103 PSC 6009 Medical Virology P10 Hamilton R 9:00-11:50 213

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Course Course Description Section Instructor Days Time Room PSC 6140 Pharmacy Calculations P10 Klausner T R 9:30-10:20 Auditorium PSC 6211 Pathophysiology II P10 Rowe T R 8:30-9:20 Auditorium

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SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Course Course Description Section Instructor Days Time Room PSC 6220 Integrated Medicinal Chemistry &

Pharmacology I P01 Mark M W F 9:00-10:50 Auditorium

PSC 6606 Special Projects in Pharmaceutical Sciences Research

P55A Dunbar F 1:00-1:50 TBA

PSC 6606 Special Projects in Pharmaceutical Sciences

Research P55B Paudel F 1:00-1:50 TBA

PSC 6606 Special Projects in Pharmaceutical Sciences

Research P55C Renukuntla F 1:00-1:50 TBA

PSC 6606 Special Projects in Pharmaceutical Sciences Research

P55D Chikhale F 1:00-1:50 TBA