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SESSION I, May 28 - July 8 – SESSION II, July 9 - August 15

COURSE SCHEDULE

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2 019SUMMER

Summer Course Schedule 2019 851-1ECC • www.ecc .edu1

Summer 2019 Registration Procedures

SUNY Erie/City Campus Registrar 121 Ellicott Street Buffalo, NY 14203 Phone: (716) 851-1166 Office Hours: M-F 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

SUNY Erie/North Campus Registrar 6205 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221 Phone: (716) 851-1466 Office Hours: M-F 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

SUNY Erie/South Campus Registrar S4041 Southwestern Blvd. Orchard Park, NY 14127 Phone: (716) 851-1666 Office Hours: M-F 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Web Registration

All admitted students may register via the Web: (see page 4)

Walk-In RegistrationRegister in person at any of the three campuses during regular office hours of 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Students will receive a schedule/bill at time of registration.

Mail-In RegistrationTo use the Mail-In Registration Form (see page 5 and 6), fill in all the information requested, select courses from the schedule and mail in the form to a campus address listed below:

Mail-In Registration must be Received by: May 3, 2019 for Summer Session I June 14, 2019 for Summer Session II

$$$Tuition Due Dates Advance Drop/Add Summer Session I May 10, 2019 May 28, 2019 Summer Session II June 21, 2019 July 9, 2019

IMPORTANT: Cancellation for Non-Payment and Liability Students must be paid in full or deferred by the Financial Aid office by the dates listed above to avoid course cancellation. Cancelled students that re-register will automatically be charged additional fees. Students that regis-ter after the pre-registration period but do not formally drop by the first day of class will be held liable for their registration.

Please remember tuition payment is the student’s responsibility, even in instances of non-attendance, unless courses are officially dropped by the student by the published drop date. The last date for dropping courses without liability for Summer I is May 28th, and for Summer II is July 9th. Please note that by registering for classes, the student acknowledges liability to ECC for tuition, fees and any required collection costs or legal fees as outlined in the tuition and fee section of the college catalog.

As noted above: Failure to attend classes does not absolve a student from liability. In all cases it is the student’s responsi-bility to drop classes by the first day of the session, or be held liable for these classes.

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1. Tuition for NY residents is $205 per credit hour and $5 per credit hour for fees. Non-New York residents must pay double tuition.

2. Distance Learning courses are assessed a fee of $25 per credit hour. 3. NYS students who are not residents of Erie County must file a Certificate of Residency with the College. This is the student’s responsibility. The student’s failure to file will result in payment of double tuition, either immediately or following an audit of student accounts. 4. If tuition is to be paid by a sponsoring company or organization, the registrant must present a signed certification attesting acceptance of Invoice for Tuition and Fees prepared on letterhead stationery of the sponsoring organization. Payments will be by cash, check, or money order. 5. A late fee of $50 will be assessed to any student whose tuition and fees are not paid by the due date. A second late fee and possible collection cost will be assessed for continued delinquency. 6. Payments: For your convenience, pay on-line or at the Bursar’s Office. We accept cash, checks, money orders, MasterCard, Visa, and Discover. Proper identification required. WebAdvisor.ecc.edu 7. Cancellation Fee: Any student whose schedule is cancelled and re-registers, will be assessed a $50 fee.

1. Curriculum code numbers listed under the “RES” column signify that the course is open ONLY to students in that major.

2. Students must be accepted into a program (matriculated) in order to receive financial aid. 3. Information in this edition of the SUNY Erie Course Schedule is accurate as of January 1, 2019. The College reserves the right at any time to make changes deemed advisable, to cancel any course described herein, and to change any rules governing curriculum, administration, tuition, fees, regulations affecting students, dates in the academic calendar, and course content. Each student is expected to have knowledge of the information contained in this and other college publications. 4. Changes in listed faculty may occur following registration in order to scheduling needs. 5. SUNY Erie is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution which subscribes to all federal, state, and SUNY legal requirements and does not discrimi-nate against applicant, students, or employees on the basis of race, sex (including pregnancy), ethnicity, sexual prefer-ence, religion, age, disability, marital, or veteran status.

2019Summer

Calendar SeSSION I

Classes Start . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesday May 28

Add/Drop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesday May 28

Last Day to Withdraw

6 week course . . . . . . . . . .Monday July 1

10 week course . . . . . . . . .Monday July 8

Independence Day . . . . . . . . .Thursday July 4

Classes End . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Monday July 8

Grades Due . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Monday July 15 SeSSION II

Classes Start . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesday July 9

Add/Drop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesday July 9

Last Day to Withdraw

6 & 12 week . . . . . . . . . . .Thursday August 8

Classes End . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thursday August 15

Grades Due . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thursday August 22

Tuition &Fees

Notices &Changes

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Tuition Liability Information

Students must officially drop classes prior to start of the term to avoid tuition liability. Students who drop or are cancelled during the first week of classes will be liable for 75% of tuition and fees. Students who drop after the first week of classes are fully liable for tuition and fees. Students will not be released from liablility for non-attendance. Students must officially drop in the campus Registrar’s office prior to the start of the term to avoid liability.



PAyMeNTS CAN be MADe ONLINe THROugH WWW.WebADVISOR.eCC.eDu Click on “student” Under “Financial Profile” heading, Click on “Make a Payment” Full-Time Students Part-Time Students (12 Or More Credit Hours) (Fewer Than 12 Credit Hours) Per Semester Per Semester Erie County Resident Tuition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$2,450.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .205.00 per cr. hr. Out-of-County Resident Tuition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,900.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .410.00 per cr. hr. Out-of-State Resident and International Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,900.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .410.00 per cr. hr. Activity Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5.00 per cr. hr. Application Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.00 TIP-Tuition Installment Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75.00 Clinical Rotation Fee (per clinical class) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.00 Collection Fee (% of Amount owed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30% Dental Hygiene Professional Development Fee (per year) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75.00 Distance Learning Fee (per credit hour) Online or Hybrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.00 First Year Experience Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.00 Foreign Student Administrative Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .300.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .150.00 Foreign Student Health Insurance *Dependent upon premium charged to SUNY Erie . .600.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .600.00 ID Card Replacement Fee (per card) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10.00 Independent Study Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30.00 Lab Fee (per course) *Indicates course with lab fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80.00 Late Payment (not to exceed/sem) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.00/100.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.00/100.00 Life Experience Assessment ($70 1st 6 hours, $25 for each additional credit) . . . .25.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.00 Malpractice Insurance *(required for Allied Health Programs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Not to exceed $75.00 per year NSF Check Charge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20.00 Nursing Test Fee/Evaluation Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .175.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .175.00 Pole Climbing Saftey Gear Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .300.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .300.00 Registration Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30.00 Re-Registration Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.00 Technology Fee (per credit hour) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14.00 Transcript Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5.00 Transportation Fee full-time and part-time students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75.00 Transportation CRAM Pass Replacement Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20.00

u Residents of New York State outside of Erie County must provide the college with an out of county certificate each year. The Certificate of Residence is obtained from the Treasurer of the student's home county. Your home county is only required to honor those certificates dated within the first thirty days of the semester. It is the student's responsibility to submit the certificate to the Bursar Office. When received, tuition will be lowered to the resident rate. Failure to file will result in payment of double tuition.

u Lab fees are assessed on a course by course basis. *Indicates course with lab fee u Due to the fluctuating nature of insurance premiums, specific programs may require additional payment. u A $50.00 re-registration fee is added if your bill is not paid by the due date and you re-register after cancellation. u Students who do not have tuition and fees paid or deferred by the due date may have their registration cancelled. u A $30.00 registration fee is added to anyone who registers after advance registration. u All International Students must have Foreign Student Health Insurance or equivalent. Cost may fluctuate depending on

age and current insurance rates. u Veterans Payment Plan – Allows Veteran students to pay their college tuition in three equal installments. Contact the

College Veterans Office for further details. u If tuition is to be paid by a sponsoring company or organization, the student must submit official documentation to the

Bursar Office prior to the tuition due date. u A late fee of $50 will be assessed to any student whose tuition and fees are not paid by the due date. A second late fee and possible collection cost will be assessed for continued delinquency. u For your convenience, the Bursar’s Office accepts cash, checks, money orders, Mastercard, Visa, and Discover. u Any past due amounts must be paid by cash, money order, certified check, or credit card.

REGISTRATION MAY BE CANCELLED IF TUITION AND FEES ARE NOT PAID OR DEFERRED BY DUE DATE.

Tuition&Fees Schedule

TuITION AND FeeS SubjeCT TO CHANge by THe SuNy eRIe bOARD OF TRuSTeeS.



Registration and Web Access I N F O R M A T I O N

All admitted students may advance register via the web. Web registration is accessible 24 hours a day, except for occasional service time. Go to www.ecc.edu and follow the instructions below. Step 1

Login on www.ecc.edu Step 2

Click on MyECC located at the top of the page and login using your SUNY Erie login and password. Your SUNY Erie pass-word and username can be obtained by logging into myusername.ecc.edu *See login information below Step 3

Once you are in MyECC go to the Admissions and Registration box located at the left hand side of the page and click on Course Registration in the drop down box. Step 4

To register select the area under Registration that best describes which process you would like to accomplish. Most current stu-dents would select Register for Sections and then Express Registration. You must know the synonym number for the course in order to work in this area. Students that do not know the synonym number or are looking for a course can use the Search and Register for Sections area. In this area you must select the term before you proceed to the course selection area. Remember if you are not using Express Registration and are looking for a course to only use the course three number designa-tion in the Course Number area. Do not put in the subject in this field only the three number designations for the course (For example use 110 not EN 110). When you have completed your input click on the Submit toggle and await the results. Step 5

The results of your registration will be shown on the screen once you submit and it is processed. At this point you can view your account, add or drop classes or log off. Please pay strict attention to the bill due dates listed on the introductory page of the registration module, as you will be cancelled for nonpayment if this bill is not paid by the due date. Step 6

To Make a Payment toggle allows you to make a full or partial payment on-line. Please note that you will not receive a Schedule/Bill through the mail as a result of your Web registration. You are responsible for downloading a copy of your sched-ule and for making payment by the due date. See the introductory page for payment deadlines.

* Login Information

Log into MyECC (Academic advisement is highly recommended before registering for classes).

Log into your student account at myecc.ecc.edu by entering in your username and password. Your username and password are

as follows: Username: The first six letters of last name + first initial + middle initial + two digit day of birth + last digit year of

birth. Password: the last four digits of social security number + two digit year of birth. The username should be in lowercase.

If your last name is shorter than six characters, your entire last name should be used. For common last names, there is the pos-

sibility of having duplicate account names. If you have a common name or are unsure of your account name, use the form at

the top of this page to identify your account name. International students please call the International Students Office at (716)

851-1359 to obtain the number to used in place of a social security number.

If you need further assistance go to Check Your ECC Username or contact the Computer Help Desk. You can reach the Help

Desk at [email protected] or by calling (716) 851-1835. They are available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.



Short Form for Non-Matriculated Students (enrolling for fewer than twelve credit-hours without financial aid) Individuals may use Mail-In Registration by providing the information requested and mailing the form to the campus address you will be attending (see page 4 for addresses).You will be sent a copy of your schedule/bill for the courses for which you are registered. (processing time 3 days) Dropping of courses must be done in person at the campus where your courses are scheduled. (Refer to add/drop dates in the course schedule.)

Mail Registration Available between: jan. 29 - May 3 for Summer Session I and jan. 29 - june 14 for Session II

INSTRUCTIONS: (1) Please print clearly (2) Check all that apply (3) Ask if you have questions







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CALL# CAT# SEC COURSE TITLE CRDT BLDG ROOM DAYS TIME(S) INSTRUCTOR RES COMMENTS

Please refer to http://catalog.ecc.edu/ for Course Prerequisites, Course Descriptions and Program Requirements

Summer 1 2019

What is AIM (Affordable Instructional Material)? The college understands that in order for a student to be successful in their academic pursuits, they must have access to books and other learning materials. The largest barrier to these materials is cost. The college has designed a series of courses using

instructional materials that are either in the public domain or costs less than $30. A course listed as AIM in the comment section of there is an

instructor change in the class.

BIOLOGY - City Campus 156850 BI150 AB Anatomy Physiology I 3.00 POST 340 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Webb,Diane 156856*BI151 AB Lab for Bi150 1.00 POST 340 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Webb,Diane 157297 BI169 AB Nutrition 3.00 POST 342 LEC MTTH 01:30PM 03:55PM Webb,Diane 156870 BI230 AB Microbiology 3.00 POST 350 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Musial,Timothy 156875*BI231 AB Lab for BI-230 1.00 POST 350 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Musial,Timothy

BIOLOGY - North Campus 156835 BI107 01 Human Biology 3.00 STEM 109 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Gossels,Stuart 156839 BI110 01 Biology I 3.00 STEM 109 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Tyrrell,Maura 156841*BI115 01 Lab for BI110 1.00 STEM 210 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Tyrrell,Maura 156843 BI147 01 Survey Anat & Physio 3.00 STEM 217 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Hyland,James 157334 BI147 51 Survey Anat & Physio 3.00 STEM 217 LEC MTTH 05:00PM 07:25PM Wilkolaski,Christine 156845*BI148 01 Lab for BI147 1.00 STEM 217 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Hyland,James 156846 BI150 01 Anatomy Physiology I 3.00 STEM 153 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Bernard,Patricia 156847 BI150 02 Anatomy Physiology I 3.00 STEM 153 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Staff 156852*BI151 01 Lab for BI150 1.00 STEM 201 LAB MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Maki,Bruce 156853*BI151 02 Lab for BI150 1.00 STEM 201 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Maki,Bruce 156858 BI152 01 Anatomy Phys II 3.00 STEM 149 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Franco,Thomas 156860*BI153 01 Lab.For BI152 1.00 STEM 218 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Bernard,Patricia 157335 BI156 01 Anatomical Kinesiolo 3.00 STEM 149 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Franco,Thomas 156862 BI169 01 Nutrition 3.00 STEM 151 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Gossels,Stuart 157336 BI169 51 Nutrition 3.00 STEM 153 LEC MTTH 05:00PM 07:25PM Weber,Paul 156867 BI230 01 Microbiology 3.00 STEM 120 LEC MTTH 09:00AM 11:25AM Nichols,William 156868 BI230 02 Microbiology 3.00 STEM 120 LEC MTTH 11:45AM 02:10PM Nichols,William 156871*BI231 01 Lab for BI230 1.00 STEM 204 LAB MTTH 09:00AM 11:25AM Glaser,Amy 156872*BI231 02 Lab for BI230 1.00 STEM 204 LAB MTTH 11:45AM 02:10PM Glaser,Amy

BIOLOGY - South Campus 156836 BI107 0B Human Biology 3.00 3 3106 LEC MTTH 09:00AM 11:30AM Goldberg,Gerald 156840 BI110 0B Biology I 3.00 3 3222 LEC MTTH 09:00AM 11:30AM Staff 156842*BI115 0B Lab for BI110 1.00 3 3122 LAB MTTH 12:00PM 02:30PM Staff 156849 BI150 5C Anatomy Physiology I 3.00 3 3122 LEC MTTH 04:00PM 06:30PM Bradford,Sherry 156855*BI151 5C Lab for Bi150 1.00 3 3122 LAB MTTH 06:45PM 09:15PM Bradford,Sherry 156859 BI152 5B Anatomy Phys II 3.00 3 3125 LEC MTTH 05:00PM 07:30PM Gill,Donald 156861*BI153 5B Lab.For BI152 1.00 3 3125 LAB MTTH 07:45PM 10:15PM Gill,Donald 156863 BI169 0B Nutrition 3.00 3 3106 LEC MTTH 12:00PM 02:30PM Goldberg,Gerald 156869 BI230 5B Microbiology 3.00 5 5101 LEC MTTH 05:00PM 07:30PM Jones,Phillip 156873*BI231 5B Lab for BI230 1.00 3 3106 LAB MTTH 07:35PM 10:05PM Jones,Phillip

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION City Campus 157274 BU121 AB Accounting Principles I 4.00 POST 562 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Staff

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION North Campus

156878 BU121 51 Accounting Principles I 4.00 B 318 LEC MTTH 05:00PM 08:25PM Staff 156895 BU261 01 Business Law I 3.00 B 318 LEC MTTH 10:30AM 12:55PM Staff

CHEMISTRY - City Campus 156899 CH140 AB College Chemistry I 3.00 POST 428 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Ahrens,Robert 156900*CH141 AB Lab for CH140 1.00 POST 430 LAB WF 08:00AM 11:10AM Ahrens,Robert

CHEMISTRY - North Campus 156903 CH180 01 University Chemistry I 3.00 STEM 157 LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 09:55AM Reynard,Justin 156904*CH181 01 Lab for CH180 1.00 STEM 262 LAB MW 10:15AM 01:40PM Reynard,Justin MEETS 15 TIMES 156905*CH181 02 Lab for CH180 1.00 STEM 262 LAB TTH 10:15AM 01:40PM Reynard,Justin MEETS 15 TIMES 156906 CH220 01 Organic Chemistry I 3.00 STEM 256 LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 09:55AM Zawacki,Stephen 156907*CH221 01 Lab for CH220 1.00 STEM 256 LAB MW 10:15AM 01:40PM Zawacki,Stephen 156908*CH221 02 Lab for CH220 1.00 STEM 256 LAB TTH 10:15AM 01:40PM Zawacki,Stephen

CHEMISTRY - South Campus 156901 CH144 5B Gen Chem Intro Organic & 3.00 3 3215 LEC MTTH 04:00PM 06:25PM Singh,Helen CO-REQ LAB CH145 156902*CH145 5B Lab for CH 144 1.00 3 3203 LAB MTTH 06:30PM 08:55PM Singh,Helen

CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY North Campus 157290*CI110 01 Survey 1 3.00 B 507 COM M 09:00AM 03:30PM Gillis,Gregory B 507 COM S 08:00AM 02:20PM





Summer 1 2019

COMMUNICATION ARTS South Campus 156898 CA205 HS1 Interpersonal Comm 3.00 4 4121 LEC MT 08:00AM 10:25AM Rinehart,Amber

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY North Campus 156909 CO212 01 Construct Mgmt Internship 3.00 B 504 LEC F 09:00AM 04:00PM O'Hare,John 12 WK COURSE

CULINARY ARTS City Campus 156959*HC114 AC Culinary Basic Skills 4.00 POST 240 COM MTTH 11:30AM 02:00PM Knight,Heidi 156960*HC142 AB Working in Learning Garde 3.00 OFFC OFFC LAB MTTH 08:30AM 10:45AM Wolfe,Jenn AT HARBOR CTR/IN FRONT OF TIM HORTONS

DENTAL HYGIENE - North Campus 156922*DH175 01 Oral Health Services III 3.00 S 100 CLN MT 08:45AM 11:45AM Alm,Kathryn 545 S 100 CLN MW 01:15PM 04:15PM S 100 CLN W 05:15PM 08:15PM 156923*DH175 02 Oral Health Services III 3.00 S 100 CLN TTH 01:15PM 04:15PM Alm,Kathryn 545 S 100 CLN T 05:15PM 08:15PM S 100 CLN WTH 08:45AM 11:45AM 156926*DH281 01 Pain & Anxiety Control Cl 1.00 S 100 CLN MTWTH 08:45AM 11:45AM Baier,Maureen 545 CURR BLS CERT S 100 CLN MTWTH 01:15PM 04:30PM

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY South Campus 157333*EG113 0B Basic Emergency Medical T 8.00 3 3124 COM MTTH 09:00AM 12:20PM Brown,Allan 3 3113 COM S 09:00AM 05:30PM

ENGLISH - City Campus 156939 EN110 AB College Composition 3.00 POST 412 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Caine,Sabrina AIM 156945 EN111 HC1 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 POST 442 LEC W 10:45AM 02:05PM Caine,Sabrina 156952 EN114 AB Public Speaking 3.00 POST 314 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Martin,Shelia 157311 EN142 AB Oral/Aural III 3.00 POST 358 LEC MTTH 05:30PM 07:55PM Masferrer,Maria

ENGLISH - North Campus

156937 EN110 01 College Composition 3.00 B 500 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Nicholas,Perry 156943 EN111 01 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 K 223 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Wiley Moslow,Lisa 156950 EN114 01 Public Speaking 3.00 K 215 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Conomos,Beth

ENGLISH - South Campus

156938 EN110 HS1 College Composition 3.00 4 4107 LEC M 08:00AM 11:30AM Benedict,Anne AIM 156944 EN111 HS1 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 4 4121 LEC TTH 10:45AM 12:30PM Hendra,Erika

GEOLOGY South Campus 157316 GL170 0B Field Ecology 3.00 3 3208 COM MW 04:00PM 06:10PM Graham,Mary

HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY North Campus 156982 MR252 61 Professional Pract Exp I 3.00 OFFN OFFN CLN TBA TBA Zivis,Elizabeth 1969 B 301 CLN M 09:30AM 01:00PM

HUMANITIES - North Campus 156827*AT210 01 Painting I 3.00 S 123 COM TWTH 09:00AM 12:15PM Porter,Brian 157310*AT211 01 Painting Workshop 3.00 S 123 COM TWTH 01:00PM 04:15PM Porter,Brian 157040 PY110 01 Ethics 3.00 K 126 LEC MTW 08:00AM 10:25AM Murray,Justin 157048*SL110 01 Beginning Sign Language I 3.00 G 211 COM TWTH 09:00AM 12:10PM Crockford,Amy 157341*SP110 01 Elementary Spanish I 4.50 K 255 COM MTWTH 08:00AM 10:55AM Jenkin,Linda

HUMANITIES - South Campus 157308*AT220 0B Photography I 3.00 2 2103FCOM MTTH 09:00AM 12:15PM Brenden,Joel

MATHEMATICS - City Campus 156987 MT112 AC Survey of Math 3.00 POST 320 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Staff 157272 MT125 AB College Math I 4.00 POST 304 LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Staff

MATHEMATICS - North Campus

156984 MT111 51 Math of Dosage 1.00 K 136 LEC W 06:00PM 08:15PM Staff 157298 MT112 01 Survey of Math 3.00 K 136 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM MacKay,Andrew 156986 MT112 51 Survey of Math 3.00 K 130 LEC MTTH 06:00PM 08:25PM Gutt,Christine 157299 MT122 51 Technical Math II 4.00 K 138 LEC MTTH 06:00PM 09:10PM Staff 156990 MT125 01 College Math I 4.00 K 237 LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 10:20AM Kobis,Sherri 156993 MT126 01 College Math II 4.00 B 201A LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 10:20AM Staff 156994 MT126 51 College Math II 4.00 K 136 LEC MTTH 06:00PM 09:10PM Staff





Summer 1 2019 156996*MT143 01 Introductory Statistics I 4.00 B 501 COM MTWTH 08:00AM 09:40AM Alsani,Mohammed B 501 COM MTWTH 09:50AM 10:55AM 157002 MT175 01 Survey Calculus I 4.00 B 201A LEC MTWTH 10:50AM 01:10PM Dutta,Tanusree 157005 MT180 51 Pre Calculus Mathematics 4.00 K 137 LEC MTTH 06:00PM 09:10PM Staff 157007 MT181 51 Calc & Analyt I 4.00 K 233 LEC MTTH 06:00PM 09:10PM Dutta,Tanusree 157009 MT182 01 Calc & Analyt II 4.00 K 130 LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 10:20AM Staff 157010*MT284 01 Intro to Differential Equ 4.00 K 235 COM MTWTH 08:00AM 10:20AM Cercone,Timothy K 238 COM MTTH 10:30AM 11:15AM

MATHEMATICS - South Campus

156985 MT112 0B Survey of Math 3.00 3 3227 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:20AM Staff 156991 MT125 0B College Math I 4.00 3 3126 LEC MTWTH 10:50AM 01:10PM Staff WEB-ASST 156997*MT143 5B Introductory Statistics I 4.00 4 4210 COM MTTH 05:30PM 09:15PM Staff COMP & WEB ASST 157003 MT175 0B Survey Calculus I 4.00 3 3128 LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 10:20AM Higgins,M GRAPH CALC WEB ASST 157006 MT181 0B Calc & Analyt I 4.00 3 3128 LEC MTWTH 10:50AM 01:10PM Higgins,M GRAPH CALC WEB ASST

MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT North Campus 157339 CW100 01 Intro to Public Health 3.00 B 614 LEC TWTH 09:00AM 11:30AM Bryant,Jeanie 156980 MA115 01 Medical Term I 3.00 B 607 LEC TWTH 09:00AM 11:30AM Sylvia,B. David

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY North Campus 157017 OT160 60 Level 1B Clinical 1.00 OFFN OFFN CLN MTWTHF 08:00AM 04:00PM Battistella,Debra 665 6/10-6/14/19 157318 OT160 61 Level 1B Clinical 1.00 OFFN OFFN CLN MTWTHF 08:00AM 04:00PM Staff 665 6/10-14/19 157319 OT160 62 Level 1B Clinical 1.00 OFFN OFFN CLN MTWTH 08:00AM 04:00PM Staff 665 6/10-14/19

PHYSICS North Campus 157021 PH270 01 College Physics I 3.00 STEM 155 LEC MTTHF 08:15AM 09:55AM Falls,William LAB PH271 REQ'D/AIM 157023*PH271 01 Lab for PH 270 1.00 STEM 112 LAB MW 10:00AM 01:30PM Falls,William AIM 157024*PH271 02 Lab for PH 270 1.00 STEM 112 LAB TTH 10:00AM 01:30PM Falls,William AIM 157291 PH280 01 Physics for Sci.+Eng. I 3.00 STEM 107 LEC MTWTH 09:00AM 10:40AM Brewer,Elena 157292*PH281 01 Lab for PH 280 1.00 STEM 106 LAB MTH 11:00AM 02:30PM Brewer,Elena

PHYSICS South Campus 157315 PH120 0B Environmental Sci. 3.00 3 3208 LEC TTH 04:30PM 06:05PM Graham,Mary 157022 PH270 0B College Physics I 3.00 3 3204 LEC MTTH 10:00AM 12:25PM Poon,Gary CO-REQ PH271-5B 157025*PH271 0B Lab for PH 270 1.00 3 3204 LAB MTTH 01:00PM 03:25PM Poon,Gary

RADIATION THERAPY TECHNOLOGY City Campus 157044*RA150 AB Rad Summer Clin I 6.00 OFFC OFFC CLN MTWTHF 07:30AM 04:30PM Wood,Jean 669 MEETS 12 WKS 157045*RA250 AB Rad Summer Clin II 6.00 OFFC OFFC CLN MTWTHF 07:30AM 04:30PM Wood,Jean 669 MEETS 12 WKS

SOCIAL SCIENCE - City Campus 156962 HI101 AB American History I 3.00 POST 552 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Dawson,Holly AIM 157028 PS100 AB General Psychology 3.00 POST 442 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:45AM Staff

SOCIAL SCIENCE - North Campus 156928 EC102 01 Macroeconomics 3.00 K 131 LEC MTW 08:00AM 10:25AM Dougherty,Colleen 157026 PS100 01 General Psychology 3.00 K 115 LEC MTW 08:00AM 10:25AM Neilans,Erikson 157049 SO100 01 Intro to Soc I 3.00 K 127 LEC MTW 10:45AM 01:10PM Kalu-Nwiwu,Azubike 157050 SO100 02 Intro to Soc I 3.00 K 117 LEC MTW 08:00AM 10:45AM Mancuso,Richard

SOCIAL SCIENCE - South Campus 156971 HU100 0B Human Interaction 3.00 4 4125 LEC MTW 08:00AM 10:25AM Stokes,Carl AIM 156972 HU101 5B Human Services II 3.00 4 4125 LEC MW 05:30PM 08:30PM Stokes,Carl AIM 157027 PS100 0B General Psychology 3.00 4 4204 LEC MTW 10:45AM 01:10PM Holla,Matthew 157276 PS100 5B General Psychology 3.00 4 4103 LEC MW 04:00PM 07:00PM Harris,Justyne AIM

SUBSTANCE ABUSE City Campus 157046 SA116 FB Clinical Internship I 3.00 POST 570 INT M 06:00PM 09:45PM Greenwood,Shari 12 WK COURSE 157047 SA117 FB Clinical Internship II 3.00 POST 570 INT W 06:00PM 09:45PM Washousky,Richard 12 WK COURSE





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BIOLOGY - City Campus 157078 BI152 BB2 Anatomy Phys II 3.00 POST 330 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Webb,Diane157084*BI153 BB2 Lab.For BI152 1.00 POST 330 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Webb,Diane157091 BI230 BB2 Microbiology 3.00 POST 350 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Musial,Timothy157094*BI231 BB2 Lab for BI230 1.00 POST 350 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Musial,Timothy

BIOLOGY - North Campus157063 BI107 212 Human Biology 3.00 STEM 151 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Gossels,Stuart157065 BI112 212 Biology II 3.00 STEM 109 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Weber,Paul157067*BI117 212 Lab for BI112 1.00 STEM 210 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Weber,Paul157069 BI147 212 Survey Anat & Physio 3.00 STEM 217 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Wilkolaski,Christine 157337*BI148 212 Lab for BI147 1.00 STEM 217 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Wilkolaski,Christine 157070 BI150 212 Anatomy Physiology I 3.00 STEM 153 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Staff157072*BI151 212 Lab for BI150 1.00 STEM 201 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Maki,Bruce157074 BI152 212 Anatomy Phys II 3.00 STEM 149 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Staff157075 BI152 222 Anatomy Phys II 3.00 STEM 149 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Staff157080*BI153 212 Lab.For BI152 1.00 STEM 218 LAB MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Kozinski,Lynn157081*BI153 222 Lab.For BI152 1.00 STEM 218 LAB MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Kozinski,Lynn157338 BI169 212 Nutrition 3.00 STEM 153 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Gossels,Stuart157089 BI230 212 Microbiology 3.00 STEM 120 LEC MTTH 09:00AM 11:25AM Nichols,William157092*BI231 212 Lab for BI230 1.00 STEM 204 LAB MTTH 11:45AM 02:10PM Nichols,William

BIOLOGY - South Campus157066 BI112 2B2 Biology II 3.00 3 3125 LEC MTTH 08:30AM 11:00AM Herr,Thomas157068*BI117 2B2 Lab for BI112 1.00 3 3125 LAB MTTH 11:30AM 02:00PM Herr,Thomas157071 BI150 8B2 Anatomy Physiology I 3.00 3 3125 LEC MTTH 05:00PM 07:30PM Gill,Donald157073*BI151 8B2 Lab for BI150 1.00 3 3125 LAB MTTH 07:45PM 10:15PM Gill,Donald157076 BI152 2B2 Anatomy Phys II 3.00 3 3122 LEC MTTH 09:00AM 11:30AM Bailey,Kimberly157077 BI152 8B2 Anatomy Phys II 3.00 3 3106 LEC MTTH 04:00PM 06:30PM Bradford,Sherry157082*BI153 2B2 Lab.For BI152 1.00 3 3122 LAB MTTH 12:00PM 02:30PM Bailey,Kimberly157083*BI153 8B2 Lab.For BI152 1.00 3 3106 LAB MTTH 06:45PM 09:15PM Bradford,Sherry157090 BI230 8B2 Microbiology 3.00 3 3127 LEC MTTH 05:00PM 07:30PM Jones,Phillip157093*BI231 8B2 Lab for BI230 1.00 3 3127 LAB MTTH 07:45PM 10:15PM Jones,Phillip

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - City Campus 157275 BU121 BB2 Accounting Principles I 4.00 POST 562 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM 01:15PM Staff

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - North Campus 157309 BU122 HN12 Accounting Princ II 4.00 B 318 LEC M 02:00PM 05:30PM Webb,Thomas HYBRID 157104*BU231 812 Business Systems 3.00 B 200 LEC MTTH 05:00PM 07:25PM Staff157106 BU232 212 Business Finance 3.00 B 318 LEC MTTH 10:30AM 12:55PM Staff157110 BU242 HN12 Human Resource Management 3.00 B 200 LEC M 10:00AM 01:30PM Webb,Thomas HYBRID

CHEMISTRY - City Campus 157115 CH140 BB2 College Chemistry I 3.00 POST 428 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:45AM Ahrens,Robert157116*CH141 BB2 Lab for CH140 1.00 POST 430 LAB WF 08:00AM 11:15AM Ahrens,Robert

CHEMISTRY - North Campus157117 CH182 212 University Chemistry II 3.00 STEM 157 LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 09:55AM Chopra-Sukumaran,Pra 157118*CH183 212 Lab for CH182 1.00 STEM 251 LAB TTH 10:15AM 01:40PM Chopra-Sukumaran,Pra MEETS 15 TIMES 157119*CH183 222 Lab for CH182 1.00 STEM 251 LAB MW 10:15AM 01:40PM Chopra-Sukumaran,Pra MEETS 15 TIMES 157120 CH222 212 Organic Chemistry 2 3.00 STEM 256 LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 09:55AM Zawacki,Stephen157121*CH223 212 Lab for CH222 1.00 STEM 256 LAB MW 10:15AM 01:40PM Zawacki,Stephen157122*CH223 213 Lab for CH222 1.00 STEM 256 LAB TTH 10:15AM 01:40PM Zawacki,Stephen

COMMUNICATION ARTS South Campus157114 CA299 2B2 Communication Arts Intern 3.00 4 4218 INT TBA TBA Stevens,Gina INSTR PERM

CULINARY ARTS City Campus157155*HC116 BB2 Pantry & Garde Mgr 4.00 POST 250 COM MTWTH 11:30AM 02:00PM Bamrick,Jacqueline 157156*HC143 BB2 Learning Garden II 3.00 OFFC OFFC LAB MTTH 08:30AM 10:45AM Wolfe,Jennifer

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY - South Campus 157134*EL173 2B2 Electrical Power Construc 4.00 4 4103 LAB MTWTHF 08:00AM 04:00PM Dool,Christopher 7/10-7/28

Nuwer,Eric

ENGLISH - City Campus 157137 EN110 BB2 College Composition 3.00 POST 370 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Bonhotal,Jeremy157143 EN111 BB2 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 POST 370 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Martin,Shelia AIM





Summer 2 2019

ENGLISH - South Campus 157136 EN110 HS2 College Composition 3.00 4 4107 LEC TTH 08:00AM 09:45AM Hendra,Erika HYBRID 157142 EN111 HS2 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 4 4203 LEC TTH 10:45AM 12:30PM Hendra,Erika HYBRID 157147 EN114 HS2 Public Speaking 3.00 4 4210 LEC M 08:00AM 11:30AM Pulinski,Christopher HYBRID

HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY North Campus157179 MR252 612 Professional Pract Exp I 3.00 OFFN OFFN CLN TBA TBA Lauritsen,Gail 1969

B 400 CLN M 09:00AM 10:00PM

HEALTH, WELLNESS & PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDIES North Campus157285 PE143 212 Personal Training 3.00 L 141 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Sciandra,Jennifer

HUMANITIES North Campus157342*SP110 212 Elementary Spanish I 4.50 K 255 COM MTWTH 08:00AM 10:55AM Jenkin,Linda

MATHEMATICS - City Campus 157182 MT112 BB2 Survey of Math 3.00 POST 320 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Staff157186 MT125 BB2 College Math I 4.00 POST 320 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Staff

MATHEMATICS - North Campus 157185 MT125 812 College Math I 4.00 K 235 LEC MTTH 06:00PM 09:10PM Staff157188 MT126 212 College Math II 4.00 B 201A LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 10:20AM Kobis,Sherri157190*MT143 212 Introductory Statistics I 4.00 B 500 COM MTWTH 08:00AM 09:40AM Alsani,Mohammed

B 500 COM MTWTH 09:50AM 10:55AM157197 MT180 212 Pre Calculus Mathematics 4.00 B 201B LEC MTWTH 10:50AM 01:10PM Kobis,Sherri157198 MT181 212 Calc & Analyt I 4.00 B 201B LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 10:20AM Dutta,Tanusree157201 MT182 812 Calc & Analyt II 4.00 K 237 LEC MTTH 06:00PM 09:10PM Staff

MATHEMATICS - South Campus 157329 MT126 2B2 College Math II 4.00 3 3128 LEC MTWTH 08:00AM 10:20AM Higgins,Michael157200 MT182 2B2 Calc & Analyt II 4.00 3 3128 LEC MTWTH 10:50AM 01:10PM Higgins,Michael

MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT North Campus157340 CW110 212 Behav/Soc Inf Public Heal 3.00 B 614 LEC TWTH 09:00AM 11:30AM Bryant,Jeanie157177 MA125 212 Medical Term II 3.00 B 607 LEC TWTH 09:00AM 11:30AM Carlo,Steven

PHYSICS - North Campus 157212 PH272 212 College Physics II 3.00 STEM 155 LEC MTWTH 08:15AM 09:55AM Falls,William LAB PH273 REQ'D/AIM 157213*PH273 212 Lab for PH272 1.00 STEM 112 LAB MW 10:00AM 01:30PM Falls,William AIM 157214*PH273 222 Lab for PH272 1.00 STEM 112 LAB TTH 10:00AM 01:30PM Falls,William AIM

RESPIRATORY CARE North Campus157229*RC128 602 Clinical Practice II 3.00 OFFN OFFN CLN TBA TBA Zimicki,Connie 655 BEGINS MON, 6/24 157230*RC128 612 Clinical Practice II 3.00 OFFN OFFN CLN TBA TBA Zimicki,Connie 655 BEGINS MON, 6/24 157231*RC128 622 Clinical Practice II 3.00 OFFN OFFN CLN TBA TBA Zimicki,Connie 655 BEGINS MON, 6/24 157232*RC128 632 Clinical Practice II 3.00 OFFN OFFN CLN TBA TBA Zimicki,Connie 655 BEGINS MON, 6/24 157233*RC128 642 Clinical Practice II 3.00 OFFN OFFN CLN TBA TBA Zimicki,Connie 655 BEGINS MON, 6/24 157250*RC128 652 Clinical Practice II 3.00 OFFN OFFN CLN TBA TBA Zimicki,Connie 655 begins Mon, 6/24 157234*RC128 662 Clinical Practice II 3.00 OFFN OFFN CLN TBA TBA Zimicki,Connie 655 begins Mon, 6/24

SOCIAL SCIENCE - City Campus 157216 PS100 BB2 General Psychology 3.00 POST 526 LEC MTTH 08:00AM 10:25AM Kochmanski,Paul INTERNET ACCESS 157236 SO100 BB2 Intro to Soc I 3.00 POST 552 LEC MTTH 10:45AM 01:10PM Kaye,Bradley

SOCIAL SCIENCE - North Campus 157215 PS100 222 General Psychology 3.00 K 117 LEC MTW 08:00AM 10:25AM Neilans,Erikson157235 SO100 212 Intro to Soc I 3.00 K 127 LEC MTW 10:45AM 01:10PM Kalu-Nwiwu,Azubike

SOCIAL SCIENCE - South Campus 157167 HU100 2B2 Human Interaction 3.00 4 4125 LEC MTW 08:00AM 10:25AM Stokes,Carl AIM 157168 HU102 5B2 Intro Help Relation 3.00 4 4125 LEC MW 05:30PM 08:30PM Stokes,Carl157279 PS100 5B2 General Psychology 3.00 4 4103 LEC TTH 05:30PM 08:30PM Harris,Justyne AIM 157280 PS201 2B2 Developmental Psych. 3.00 4 4125 LEC MTW 10:45AM 01:10PM Holla,Matthew







SUMMER 1 2019 ONLINE COURSES For more information about distance learning, visit the website dl.ecc.edu

What is an Online Course? In an online course, students access some or all of the course material and participate in course activities over the Internet. Students can work from any Internet-connected computer to complete assignments and interact with other students and the instructor. Textbooks are normally required in addition to the online course material. To participate in an online course, students should have regular access to a computer with an Internet connection. Students should also have some familiarity with Internet use, email use, anfile management (saving files, downloading files, attaching files to email). Students are expected to work independently with instructor guidance. Online courses are not self-paced. Students are required to complete and submit assignments or participate in course activities according to an instructor-defined schedule. For information about a specific online course, contact the course instructor.

What is a Hybrid Course? In a hybrid course, an online component is used as a substitute for a portion of the instruction that a student would otherwise receivin a campus classroom or lab. Hybrid courses meet approximately 40 percent of the normal classroom hours on campus and students do theremainder of their work online. A hybrid course meets for the first time on the date and time identified in the course listing. The on-campus meeting requirements will be discussed during this first meeting.

For information about course orientation go to http://www.ecc.edu/onlinecourseblueprint/

Important Textbook Information for Online Classes: You can order your textbooks for any online class from any ofthe three ECC Bookstores (efollett.com).

a. Ordering Online: Please place the online order from the bookstore website that you want to pick up your books from (noneed to request a transfer).

b. Buying in the Store - -store,please contact the store first or simply order online from the store where you want to pick up the books.

c. North Bookstore: www.eccnshop.com; South Bookstore: www.eccsshop.com; City Bookstore: www.ecccity.bkstr.com

What is EriePlus? EriePlus courses have undergone a thorough course review process to maximize student success. Some of the features of these classes include an embedded student mentor, links to tutoring services (when available) and a course layout designed to address multiple learning styles. EriePlus courses are listed as Erie+ in the comment section.

What is AIM (Affordable Instructional Materials)?The College understands that in order for students to be successful in their academic pursuits, they must have access to books and other learning materials. The largest barrier to these materials is cost. The College has designed a series of courses using instructional materials that are either in the public domain or costs less than $30. A course listed as AIM in the comment section of the course schedule designates that the class meets this criteria. The College cannot guarantee the classes AIM status if there is an instructor change in the class.

BIOLOGY 156838 BI107 IN1 Human Biology 3.00 WEB Welchons,Matthew157331 BI107 IN2 Human Biology 3.00 WEB Welchons,Matthew157278 BI107 IS1 Human Biology 3.00 WEB Redlinski,Rozanne 156844 BI147 IN1 Survey Anat & Physio 3.00 WEB Weber,Paul156864 BI169 IN1 Nutrition 3.00 WEB Abati,Jena156865 BI169 IN2 Nutrition 3.00 WEB Abati,Jena156866 BI169 IS1 Nutrition 3.00 WEB Jones,Phillip156876 BI241 IN1 Pathophysiology 3.00 WEB Bernard,Patricia156877 BI241 IS1 Pathophysiology 3.00 WEB Higgins,Michelle

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 156879 BU121 IC1 Accounting Principles I 4.00 WEB Grosjean,Russell156880 BU121 IN1 Accounting Principles I 4.00 WEB Wooten,Denise156881 BU121 IS1 Accounting Principles I 4.00 WEB Gadikian,Maryangela 156883 BU122 IN1 Accounting Princ II 4.00 WEB Wooten,Denise156884 BU131 IN1 Comp Appl in Business 3.00 WEB Darden,Lenora157303 BU131 IN2 Comp Appl in Business 3.00 WEB Kunkle,Lisa156885 BU140 IN1 Introduction to Business 3.00 WEB Darden,Lenora156886 BU142 IN1 Business Communication 3.00 WEB Kunkle,Lisa157296 BU151 IC1 Marketing I 3.00 WEB Orffeo,Remy156887 BU151 IN1 Marketing I 3.00 WEB Bukowski,Joan156888*BU231 IS1 Business Systems 3.00 WEB Wise,Shannon157295 BU232 IC1 Business Finance 3.00 WEB Grosjean,Russell156891 BU233 IC1 Consumer Finance 3.00 WEB Kozlowski,Kristin 156892 BU240 IS1 Principles of Management 3.00 WEB Aungst,Colleen156893 BU241 IS1 Organizational Behavior 3.00 WEB Pipitone,Roy156894 BU251 IN1 Marketing II 3.00 WEB Bukowski,Joan157307 BU261 IN1 Business Law I 3.00 WEB Webb,Thomas156896 BU261 IS1 Business Law I 3.00 WEB Januszkiewicz,Jason 156897 BU262 IS1 Business Law II 3.00 WEB Januszkiewicz,Jason

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SUMMER 1 2019 ONLINE COURSES

COMPUTER SCIENCE 156913 CS101 IN1 Computer Literacy 3.00 WEB Marino,Mark

CRIMINAL JUSTICE 156911 CR170 IC1 Criminal Law 3.00 WEB Howard,Joanne157262 CR200 IS1 Indust Ret Security 3.00 WEB Barnas,Kevin157268 CR210 IC1 Deviant Behavior 3.00 WEB Cook,Tomasina157261 CR220 IS1 Criminial Justice Ethics 3.00 WEB Barnas,Kevin156912 CR250 IC1 Intro to Corrections 3.00 WEB Morgan,William

ENGLISH156940 EN110 IC1 College Composition 3.00 WEB Martin,Shelia156941 EN110 IN1 College Composition 3.00 WEB Bollinger,Jacqueline 156942 EN110 IS1 College Composition 3.00 WEB Pulinski,Christopher 157264 EN110 IS2 College Composition 3.00 WEB Hendra,Erika156946 EN111 IC1 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 WEB Martin,Shelia AIM156947 EN111 IN1 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 WEB Lacey,Brenda156948 EN111 IS1 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 WEB Benedict,Anne156949 EN111 IS2 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 WEB Kivari,John157265 EN114 IS1 Public Speaking 3.00 WEB Pulinski,Christopher ERIE+ 157266 EN140 IN1 Creative Writing I 3.00 WEB Wiley Moslow,Lisa 156953 EN294 IS1 Mythology 3.00 WEB Kivari,John

GENERAL STUDIES 156957 GS111 IC1 College Success Skills 3.00 WEB Duquette,Sheryl

HEALTH, WELLNESS & PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDIES 156968 HT101 IN1 Health 3.00 WEB Diapaul,Jaclyn156969 HT102 IN1 Drug Use & Abuse 3.00 WEB Jenkins,Perry156970 HT105 IS1 Personal Health 3.00 WEB Hargrave,Nancy157018 PE109 IS1 Intro to Exercise Science 3.00 WEB Rave,Kristine157019 PE111 IN1 History of Sport in U.S. 3.00 WEB Jenkins,Perry

HOTEL RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT 157269 HR136 IN1 Sanitation 2.00 WEB Goss,Kristin

HUMANITIES157322 AT280 IC1 Art Appreciation 3.00 WEB Naetzker,Nathan AIM157273 AT280 IS1 Art Appreciation 3.00 WEB Dipalma,Jessica AIM156829 AT281 IN1 Art History I 3.00 WEB Porter,Brian156830 AT282 IC1 Art History II 3.00 WEB Naetzker,Nathan AIM156927 DT103 IN1 Intro to Theatre 3.00 WEB Michael-Lippens,Mich AIM 157012 MU210 IS1 Enjoyment of Music 3.00 WEB Aquila,Carmen157013 MU217 IS1 Hist. Pop Music 3.00 WEB Aquila,Carmen AIM157014 MU219 IC1 Healing With Music 3.00 WEB Chang,Pei-Lun157037 PY100 IC1 Critical Thinking 3.00 WEB Escobar,Fabio157038 PY101 IC1 Intro to Philosophy 3.00 WEB Escobar Plagman,Andr 157039 PY101 IC2 Intro to Philosophy 3.00 WEB Escobar,Fabio157041 PY110 IS1 Ethics 3.00 WEB Bossman,Jacqueline 157042 PY111 IC1 Biomedical Ethics 3.00 WEB Escobar Plagman,Andr 157043 PY111 IC2 Biomedical Ethics 3.00 WEB Escobar Plagman,Andr

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 156914*DA103 IS1 Intro to Info Tech 4.00 WEB Kowalski,Louise AIM 156915 DA106 IS1 Intro Microcomputer Appli 3.00 WEB Kowalski,Louise AIM156918 DA202 IS1 Legal/Ethical/Regulatory 3.00 WEB Kowalski,Louise

MATHEMATICS156983 MT013 IS1 Elementary Algebra 5.00 WEB Rothwell,Susan156988 MT112 IC1 Survey of Math 3.00 WEB Richbart,Daniel AIM156989 MT116 IC1 Algebra in the Real World 3.00 WEB Langdon,Erin156992 MT125 IC1 College Math I 4.00 WEB Richbart,Daniel AIM156995 MT126 IS1 College Math II 4.00 WEB Doll,Colleen AIM156998 MT143 IC1 Introductory Statistics I 4.00 WEB Usinski,David AIM ERIE+ 156999 MT143 IS1 Introductory Statistics I 4.00 WEB Quinn,Colleen AIM 6 WEEK COURSE 157000 MT143 IS2 Introductory Statistics I 4.00 WEB Doll,Colleen AIM157001 MT144 IN1 Intro Statistics II 4.00 WEB Alsani,Mohammed157008 MT181 IC1 Calc & Analyt I 4.00 WEB Usinski,David AIM 6 WEEK COURSE ERIE+

MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT 156981 MA115 IN1 Medical Term I 3.00 WEB Sylvia,B. David ON-CAMPUS EXAMS






SOCIAL SCIENCE 156826 AN102 IC1 Cult Anthropology 3.00 WEB Altair,Mary AIM157255 AN102 IC2 Cult Anthropology 3.00 WEB Altair,Mary AIM156930 EC102 IC1 Macroeconomics 3.00 WEB Steinitz,Jason AIM156931 EC102 IC2 Macroeconomics 3.00 WEB Lansing,Cooper156932 EC103 IC1 Microeconomics 3.00 WEB Steinitz,Jason156933 EC103 IC2 Microeconomics 3.00 WEB Lansing,Cooper156956 GO101 IC1 American Gov't I 3.00 WEB Kalu-Nwiwu,Azubike 157256 GP101 IC1 Intro to Physical Geograp 3.00 WEB Steinitz,Jason156961 HI100 IC1 Foundations of Western Ci 3.00 WEB Sundell,Joanne AIM156963 HI101 IC1 American History I 3.00 WEB Caputi,Robert156964 HI101 IC2 American History I 3.00 WEB Caputi,Robert156965 HI102 IC1 American History II 3.00 WEB Partee,Marianne156966 HI106 IC1 World Civilizations I 3.00 WEB Dawson,Holly157029 PS100 IC1 General Psychology 3.00 WEB Crimmen,Marlene AIM157030 PS100 IC2 General Psychology 3.00 WEB Harris,Justyne AIM157031 PS100 IC3 General Psychology 3.00 WEB Piver,Danielle157257 PS100 IC4 General Psychology 3.00 WEB Neilans,Erikson157032 PS101 IC1 Skills-Eff Parenting 3.00 WEB Altair,Mary AIM157033 PS201 IC1 Developmental Psych. 3.00 WEB Kearns-Bodkin,Jill 157034 PS201 IC2 Developmental Psych. 3.00 WEB Crimmen,Marlene157258 PS201 IC3 Developmental Psych. 3.00 WEB Harris,Justyne 157035 PS202 IC1 Abnormal Psychology 3.00 WEB Piver,Danielle157036 PS203 IC1 Social Psychology 3.00 WEB Kearns-Bodkin,Jill 157051 SO100 IC1 Intro to Soc I 3.00 WEB Partee,Marianne157052 SO100 IC2 Intro to Soc I 3.00 WEB Kalu-Nwiwu,Azubike 157259 SO100 IC3 Intro to Soc I 3.00 WEB Lansing,Cooper157053 SO202 IC1 Sociology of Family 3.00 WEB Partee,Marianne157054 SS102 IC1 Social Problems 3.00 WEB Ellis,Katherine AIM157056 SS205 IC1 Aging, Dying, & Death 3.00 WEB Stokes,Carl AIM






BIOLOGY 157064 BI107 IS12 Human Biology 3.00 WEB Redlinski,Rozanne 157332 BI147 IN12 Survey Anat & Physio 3.00 WEB Weber,Paul157283 BI147 IS12 Survey Anat & Physio 3.00 WEB Redlinski,Rozanne 157086 BI169 IN12 Nutrition 3.00 WEB Abati,Jena157087 BI169 IS12 Nutrition 3.00 WEB Jones,Phillip157088 BI169 IS22 Nutrition 3.00 WEB Higgins,Michelle157095 BI241 IN12 Pathophysiology 3.00 WEB Bernard,Patricia157096 BI241 IN22 Pathophysiology 3.00 WEB Bernard,Patricia157097 BI241 IS12 Pathophysiology 3.00 WEB Higgins,Michelle

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 157098 BU121 IN12 Accounting Principles I 4.00 WEB Wooten,Denise157099 BU122 IC12 Accounting Princ II 4.00 WEB Grosjean,Russell157100 BU122 IN12 Accounting Princ II 4.00 WEB Wooten,Denise157101 BU130 IS12 Quant. Bus. Methods 3.00 WEB Gadikian,Maryangela 157102 BU140 IS12 Introduction to Business 3.00 WEB Wise,Shannon157103 BU151 IN12 Marketing I 3.00 WEB Bukowski,Joan157105 BU231 IN12 Business Systems 3.00 WEB Kunkle,Lisa157107 BU232 IS12 Business Finance 3.00 WEB Gadikian,Maryangela 157108 BU233 IS12 Consumer Finance 3.00 WEB Hoag,Timothy157109 BU240 IN12 Principles of Management 3.00 WEB Darden,Lenora157305 BU243 IN12 Entrepreneurship 3.00 WEB Bukowski,Joan157111 BU251 IC12 Marketing II 3.00 WEB Kozlowski,Kristin 157112 BU261 IS12 Business Law I 3.00 WEB Januszkiewicz,Jason 157113 BU262 IS12 Business Law II 3.00 WEB Januszkiewicz,Jason

BUSINESS: OFFICE MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION 157204 OF112 IN12 Professional Keyboarding 3.00 WEB Kunkle,Lisa

COMPUTER SCIENCE 157129 CS101 IN12 Computer Literacy 3.00 WEB Marino,Mark

CRIMINAL JUSTICE157126 CR150 IC12 Intro Crim Justice 3.00 WEB Cook,Tomasina157271 CR160 IC12 Criminology 3.00 WEB Morgan,William157270 CR260 IC12 Crim Courts/Proced. 3.00 WEB Howard,Joanne157263 CR270 IS12 Police Administration 3.00 WEB Barnas,Kevin

ENGLISH157139 EN110 IC12 College Composition 3.00 WEB Martin,Shelia157140 EN110 IS12 College Composition 3.00 WEB Pulinski,Christopher 157144 EN111 IC12 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 WEB Martin,Shelia AIM157145 EN111 IS12 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 WEB Benedict,Anne157146 EN111 IS22 Comp & Interp of Lit 3.00 WEB Kivari,John157148 EN225 IS12 Shakespeare 3.00 WEB Kivari,John157149 EN292 IS12 Children's Literature 3.00 WEB Benedict,Anne

HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 157157 HC232 IN12 Wines, Beers & Spirits 3.00 WEB Johnston,Dorothy

HUMANITIES157060 AT222 IC12 Digital Photography 3.00 WEB Naetzker,Nathan157323 AT281 IC12 Art History I 3.00 WEB Naetzker,Nathan AIM157062 AT282 IN12 Art History II 3.00 WEB Porter,Brian157202 MU210 IS12 Enjoyment of Music 3.00 WEB Aquila,Carmen 157203 MU217 IS12 Hist. Pop Music 3.00 WEB Aquila,Carmen AIM157225 PY100 IS12 Critical Thinking 3.00 WEB Bossman,Jacqueline 157226 PY101 IC12 Intro to Philosophy 3.00 WEB Escobar,Fabio157227 PY110 IC12 Ethics 3.00 WEB Escobar Plagman,Andr 157228 PY111 IC12 Biomedical Ethics 3.00 WEB Escobar Plagman,Andr

HEALTH, WELLNESS & PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDIES 157164 HT102 IS12 Drug Use & Abuse 3.00 WEB Bochynski,David157165 HT103 IS12 Community Health 3.00 WEB Sciandra,Jennifer157166 HT105 IC12 Personal Health 3.00 WEB Simmeth,Pamela AIM157207 PE105 IN12 Sports Through Media 3.00 WEB Bauth,Joseph

HOTEL RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT157163 HR127 IN12 Brewing Ingredients 2.00 WEB Paner,Eric






MATHEMATICS 157180 MT006 IC12 Basic Algebra Review 3.00 WEB Richbart,Daniel AIM157181 MT111 IS12 Math of Dosage 1.00 WEB Quinn,Colleen 6 WEEK COURSE 157183 MT112 IC12 Survey of Math 3.00 WEB Richbart,Daniel AIM 157343 MT116 IS12 Algebra in the Real World 3.00 WEB Doll,Colleen AIM157187 MT125 IC12 College Math I 4.00 WEB Richbart,Daniel AIM 157192 MT143 IC12 Introductory Statistics I 4.00 WEB Usinski,David AIM ERIE+ 157193 MT143 IN12 Introductory Statistics I 4.00 WEB Alsani,Mohammed157194 MT143 IS12 Introductory Statistics I 4.00 WEB Quinn,Colleen AIM157195 MT175 IN12 Survey Calculus I 4.00 WEB Marino,Mark157344 MT180 IS12 Pre Calculus Mathematics 4.00 WEB Milleville,Brian157199 MT181 IC12 Calc & Analyt I 4.00 WEB Usinski,David AIM ERIE+ 6 WEEK COURSE

MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT 157178 MA125 IN12 Medical Term II 3.00 WEB Bryant,Jeanie

SOCIAL SCIENCE 157057 AN102 IC12 Cult Anthropology 3.00 WEB Altair,Mary AIM157130 EC102 IC12 Macroeconomics 3.00 WEB Steinitz,Jason AIM157131 EC102 IC22 Macroeconomics 3.00 WEB Lansing,Cooper157132 EC103 IC12 Microeconomics 3.00 WEB Steinitz,Jason157152 GO100 IC12 Intro to Political Scienc 3.00 WEB Kalu-Nwiwu,Azubike 157153 GO101 IC12 American Gov't I 3.00 WEB Lansing,Cooper157158 HI101 IC12 American History I 3.00 WEB Caputi,Robert157159 HI106 IC12 World Civilizations I 3.00 WEB Sundell,Joanne AIM157218 PS100 IC12 General Psychology 3.00 WEB Altair,Mary AIM157219 PS100 IC22 General Psychology 3.00 WEB Harris,Justyne AIM157220 PS100 IC32 General Psychology 3.00 WEB Piver,Danielle 157222 PS201 IC12 Developmental Psych. 3.00 WEB Crimmen,Marlene157223 PS201 IC22 Developmental Psych. 3.00 WEB Crimmen,Marlene157224 PS202 IC12 Abnormal Psychology 3.00 WEB Berkshire,Laurie 157237 SO100 IC12 Intro to Soc I 3.00 WEB Partee,Marianne157238 SO100 IC22 Intro to Soc I 3.00 WEB Kalu-Nwiwu,Azubike 157239 SS203 IC12 Human Sexualities 3.00 WEB Harris,Justyne157240 SS205 IC12 Aging, Dying, & Death 3.00 WEB Stokes,Carl AIM





“ F r e q u e n t l y A s k e d q u e s t i o n s ”

1. What are the SuNy general education requirements? A non-specialized curriculum designed at empowering students to acquire knowledge and skills that are useful and important for all educated persons irrespective of their future jobs or professions. The SUNY General Education requirements include successful completion of seven courses distributed across the ten different Knowledge Areas (American History, Arts, Basic Communication, Foreign Language, Humanities, Math, Natural Sciences, Other World Civilizations, Social Sciences, and Western Civilization) and competencies in two areas (Information Management and Critical Thinking). Fulfillment of seven courses across the ten different Knowledge Areas is a graduation requirement for all students completing the Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Science (AS), or the Bachelor’s Degree from any SUNY institution. (See the Knowledge Areas and the list of courses approved to fulfill each of these Knowledge Areas on the next page. Additionally, you can visit the SUNY General Education dashboard: http://system.suny.edu/academic-affairs/acaproplan/general- education/general-education-dashboards/ ) 2. Who should attempt to complete the SuNy general education requirements? • All students in an AA or AS degree program must complete the SUNY General Education requirements to total a minimum of 30 credit hours from Basic Communication (required), Mathematics (required), and at least five courses across the remaining eight SUNY Knowledge Areas. • Students in AAS programs are strongly recommended to complete a minimum of 20 credits of SUNY General Education requirements across as many Knowledge Areas as feasible, including Basic Communication and Mathematics. 3. Can a single course fulfill the requirements of more than one Knowledge Area? No. A student cannot “double-dip” across the SUNY Knowledge Area requirements. One course can fulfill only one of the Knowledge Areas even though a course may be listed across multiple Knowledge Areas. For example, EN111 although listed under Basic Communication, Humanities, and the Arts, successfully completing the course will only fulfill one of these SUNY Knowledge Areas. Students are advised to meet with their academic adviser or contact the General Education chair with questions. 4. Can only eCC courses be used to fulfill the general education requirements? No. The General Education requirements are not mandatory to be achieved through SUNY Erie courses. Transfer courses from other institutions may be used to fulfill General Education requirements. Also, Advanced Placement, CLEP, and Dantes credits may be used to meet these requirements. 5. What can I do to ensure that I am following the SuNy general education requirements? You can meet with you academic adviser or contact the General Education chairperson. Also, be sure to utilize the resources provided by SUNY regarding General Education: http://system.suny.edu/academic-affairs/ acaproplan/general-education/

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Natural Social American Western Other World Foreign Basic Mathematics Sciences Sciences History Civilization Civilizations Humanities The Arts Language Communication

SuNy general education Requirements Checklist Knowledge Areas/Specific Courses

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AN 101 AN 102 AN 103 AN 201 AR121 BU 233 EC 100 EC 101 EC 102 EC 103 EC 201 GO 100 GO 101 GO 102 GO 103 GP 101 GP 103 GP 105 GP 150 GP 250 GP 290 HI 241 HU 100 PA 205 PS 100 PS 101 PS 102 PS 201 PS 202 PS 203 PS 204 PS 207 SO 100 SO 101 SO 201 SO 202 SO 203 SS 102 SS 103 SS 203 SS 205

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AR 135 AT 200 AT 201 AT 210 AT 211 AT 213 AT 220 AT 221 AT 222 AT 225 AT 230 AT 231 AT 232 AT 235 AT 260 AT 262 AT 263 AT 277 AT 280 AT 281 AT 282 DN 101 DN 102 DN 103 DN 107 DN 108 DN 111 DN 112 DT 100 DT 101 DT 102 DT 103 DT 104 DT 105 DT 106 DT 107 DT 108 EN 111 EN 140 EN 141 EN 210 EN 211 EN 215 EN 216 EN 220 EN 221 EN 225 EN 230 EN 236 EN 240 EN 245 EN 249 EN 260 EN 265 EN 270 EN 277 EN 280 EN 285 EN 286 EN 292 EN 294 EN 296 EN 297 EN 298 EN 299 MU 115 MU 116 MU 200 MU 201 MU 202 MU 203 MU 204 MU 205 MU 206 MU 207 MU 208 MU 209 MU 210 MU 213 MU 214 MU 215 MU 217 MU 240

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