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1 FALL QUARTER 018 9/5/18 11/0/18 Updated: August 9, 018 BA Individualized Focus Area BA Computing BA General Business Loop Campus 14 East Jackson Blvd, Chicago Classes meet 5:45 9 pm, unless otherwise stated Course # Course Campus Day Instructor Credit LL 30 Externship Loop Monday Wellisch, Fred A 4 L10, IN 307 Integrative Learning Loop Monday Kimble, Sara E (Advanced Elective E 1751 Seminar) AI 17 SW 49 Mindfulness Meditation Animal Science and the Role of Modern Zoos Loop Monday Skelley, Michael F Loop Tuesday Calderisi, Dominic A3X A A L S1B 1865 SD 1864 S3C 1866 Topic: From Page to Stage Topic: Paris in Chicago *Can be taken for both degree requirements LATE START. Meets 10/16, 10/3, 10/30, 11/6, *Can only be taken for one. AI 170 Creativity and Entrepreneurship Loop Tuesday Acerra, Patrizia A FX L LATE START. Meets 10/16, 10/3, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13 LL 70 Critical Thinking Loop Tuesday McGury, Susan 4 L LL 50 Foundation Adult Loop Tuesday Alicea, Marisa 4 LF LATE START. Begins 9/18 Learning IN 307 Integrative Learning Loop Tuesday Chen, Joseph E1 148 Topic: Psychology of Personal Change: (Advanced Elective Seminar) E 149 A Biopsychosocial Approach; *Can be taken for both degree requirements DCM 30 Project Loop Tuesday Adams, Walter E HX 1335 *Can be taken for both competencies Management FX 1336 LL 300 Research Seminar Loop Tuesday Davis, Nancy 6 L8, SW 6 The Happiness Project Loop Tuesday Tolliver, Derise E DCM 35 Work and Society Loop Tuesday Wills, Shana L FA 3 Accounting/ Finance Principles Loop Wednesday Lewis, E Pete H3X 1684 A3X 1685 S3X 1686 L SX 1688 H FX 1339 S3F 1340 HX H FX S3D Cross listed with LL 301 Research Methods FA 199 Career Assessment Loop Wednesday Tolliver, Derise FX 1759 LATE START. Meets 10/10, 10/17, and Planning 10/4, 10/31, 11/7. LL 61 Essay Writing Loop Wednesday Younger, Donna 4 LL 1883 Fulfills L4 requirement SW 8 Nutrition Basics and Beyond Loop Wednesday Wall, Elizabeth A SA SC S
2 SW 75 FA 304 SW 61 Body, Mind, Spirit: Yoga and Meditation Advanced Project Course Explorations in Biology Loop Wednesday Dolan, Maureen H3F 1433 SC 1434 A3B 1435 S3B 1436 Loop Thursday Holton, Deborah W 4 FAP 158 Loop Thursday Berchiolli, Barbara FA 31 Financial Planning Loop Thursday Nowak, Thomas A HC 19 FA 340 How, What and Why We Eat: The Art, Science and Psychology of Food Implementing Corporate Training Programs Loop Thursday Cantwell, Joan Ann Loop Thursday Neblung, Lori A S1A SC 1635 S H3X 1496 FX 1497 S1X 1498 HG 143 H3F 144 S3B 145 FX 146 L3 147 AX HX 1639 S3X FX L LATE START. Meets 10/11, 10/18, 10/5, 11/1, 11/8 LL 05 Quantitative Loop Thursday Thor, Eric 4 L Reasoning LL 01 Reflective Learning Loop Thursday Strohschen, LL 1876 Meets 9/6, 9/13, 9/0, 9/7, 10/4. Gabriele HC 06 US Cities: Banned in Boston Loop Friday McGury, Susan 4 H A A1X 1608 H1X 1853 L10, LL 300 Research Seminar Loop Saturday Holton, Deborah W 6 L8, AI 34 Learning Art History through the Art Institute of Chicago Loop Sunday Cunniff, Joseph L A1X A3D HB Domestic Travel Course. Meets in class 9/1, 10/5, 11/. Travel: 10/11 10/14. Team-taught. HYBRID. Meets in class 9/8, 9/, 10/6, 10/0, 11/3 from 9:00 am 1:15pm Cross listed with LL 301 Research Methods Meets at 1-4:15 pm
3 Online Course # Course Campus Instructor Credit HC 30 Active Citizens Online Leavy, Elizabeth A L L H FX 1489 FA 304 Advanced Project Course Online Davis, Nancy 4 FAP 1518 FA 304 Advanced Project Course Online Gannon Cook, Ruth 4 FAP 1519 FA 387 African-American Studies Online Webb, Taurean J. FA 387 African-American Studies Online Wills, Shana L AI 11 Analyzing Pride and Prejudice Online Fitzpatrick, Kristin A AI 185 AI 185 Beatles and the Creative Process Beatles and the Creative Process Online Kimsey, James E Online Wells-Malitz, Gretchen FX 155 H A3X 1554 H1X 1555 HG 1556 FX 1595 H A3X 1597 H1X 1598 HG 1599 A1D 1654 A1E 1655 A1X 1656 A A1X 1355 A3X 1356 A S3F 1357 A1X 1466 A3X 1467 A S3F 1468 SW 33 Biodiversity Online Downing, Kevin F HC 39 Business, Technology, and our Global Future Online Szczerba, Patricia A Online Yeo, Jwee Kiat Benjamin FA 199 Career Assessment and Planning FA 199 Career Assessment and Planning AI 181 Creating Original Digital Art Online Gannon Cook, Ruth SA 1811 SC 181 S3D 1813 S S H FX 1559 S3F 1560 FX 1757 LATE START. Course runs 10/10 Online Paulson, Ed FX LATE START. Course runs 10/10 AD AX 1683 FX AA AI 176 Creative Writing Online Dumbleton, Molia A1C 1630 AA A DCM 319 Creativity and Innovative Thinking Online Kisiel, Caroline Marya A LATE START. Course runs 10/10 LL 70 Critical Thinking Online Hibbler, Dan K 4 L LL 70 Critical Thinking Online Reed, Susan 4 L DA 00 Data Analytics Online Yeo, Jwee Kiat S1X Benjamin FX 1673 S DA 00 Data Analytics Online Yeo, Jwee Kiat Benjamin AI 167 Digital Photography Online Stein, Hartwig S1X FX 1743 S A A1X 1369 AD 1370 AX
4 Course # HC 157 Online Course Campus Instructor Credit Economics for Decision Online Comeau, Ludovic Jr. Making H5 137 FX 1373 H1C 1374 HE 1375 LL 61 Essay Writing Online Kutty, Nina 4 LL 1881 Fulfills L4 requirement FA 10 Essentials of Coaching Online St John, Peggy J L FX 156 Course runs 9/5 10/9. FA 110 Essentials of Training Snyder, Deborah A FX 1636 HX 1637 LATE START. Course runs 10/10 FA 359 Ethical Business Behavior Online Cowin, Halina B DCM Ethics in the Professions Online Whitmore, Roy 317 Charles SW 56 Everyday Ecology Online Ridd, Barbara AI 15 Exploring the Art Museum Online Kozlowski, Phyllis J A4 176 HX 1763 FX 1764 A4 165 LATE START. Course runs 10/10. S1C 1563 S3C 1564 S FX 1566 A1A 1378 S3F 1379 A HB 1381 SW 9 Exploring Earth s Physical Online Downing, Kevin F S1A Features SB SC 1676 S S LL 30 Externship Online Wills, Shana L 4 L10, LL 30 Externship Online Worthington, Valerie 4 L10, HC 53 Family Life Online Grooms, Kenya Danielle FA 310 SW 337 IN 307 DCM 313 SW 367 SW 367 Gender in Business and Leadership The Human Genome and its Impact Integrative Learning (Advanced Elective Seminar) Learning from Experience/ Self-Assessment Leisure, Recreation, and Health Leisure, Recreation, and Health Online Mahan, Bridgette Online Ben-Yoseph, Yoav Online Enenbach, Mark H H4 138 A3A 1383 FX 1384 HF 1385 A3X 159 H3X 1530 H FX 153 S1E 1387 SA 1388 S S E E 1348 Topic: Migration Studies Topic: The Role of Fitness in the Examined Life Topic: Healthcare Options Can be taken for both degree requirements. Online Magree, Janet M DCM 1331 Course runs 9/5 10/9. Online Olison, Shannon E Online Hibbler, Dan K LL 80 Liberal Arts in Action Online Stanford, Ann A3D 1395 H3F 1396 H S1X 1398 A3D 15 H3F 153 H4 154 S1X 155 S S L3 190 Topic: Rats in the City. *Can be taken for up to 3 competencies 4
5 Online Course # Course Campus Instructor Credit AI 17 Making Poems Online Goushegir, Ezzat HC 118 Making Social Change Online Kasprzak, Erin FA 113 Managing Change Online Joachim, Jill FA 88 AI 3 AI 3 Marketing for the Social Good Problems and Issues in Contemporary Ethics Problems and Issues in Contemporary Ethics Online Hinton, Christa Gail Online Simpson, David Online Mosha, Raymond Sambuli A1C 1767 AA 1768 A H L HC 1771 FX 177 FX A3C H A1I A A3C 1400 A3E 1401 FX 140 A A3C 1546 A3E 1547 FX 1548 HX 1614 FX DCM 30 Project Management Online Adams, Walter E LL 05 Quantitative Reasoning Online Hemmerling, John M 4 L LL 300 Research Seminar Online Comeau, Ludovic Jr. 6 L8, LL 300 Research Seminar Online Gannon Cook, Ruth 6 L8, SW 153 Science for Citizens Online Mogerman, Jo-Elle E.H. SW 40 SW 11 The Science of Traditional Chinese Medicine Sites/ Games Tools for Training Online Khalsa, Japa K Online Gannon Cook, Ruth S1A 1499 SD 1500 S A3X 1407 S1B 1408 S3B 1409 S S1D S3X FX LATE START. Course runs 10/10 LATE START. Course runs 10/10 11/0. *Can be taken for both competencies Course runs 9/5 10/9. *Can be taken for only one DCM Social Justice in the Online Stone, Charles H Course runs 9/5 10/ Professions LL 390 Summit Seminar Online Wellisch, Fred A L LATE START. Course runs 10/10 11/0. LL 390 Summit Seminar Online Skelley, Michael F L LATE START. Course runs 10/10 11/0 LL 390 Summit Seminar Online Wellisch, Fred A L LATE START. Course runs 10/10 11/0 SW 50 Widgets, Clicks and Tweets: Online Koenig, Melissa FX 141 LATE START. Course runs 10/10 Essentials of Applied Web S1D /0. Technology. FA 117 Work in a Global Online Szczerba, Patricia A H Course runs 9/5 10/9. *Can be Environment FX 1674 taken for only one HC 67 AI 196 Workplace Law: Harassment, Discrimination and Civil Rights WriteNOW: SNL Writing Marathon Online Urich, William R Online Cummings, Kamilah FX 1413 H H1D 1415 A AX 1577 FX 1578 LATE START. Course runs 10/3 11/6. 5
6 Off- Campus Subject Area & Course Competence Instructor Course Number and IN 43 Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome H Davis, Nancy Can only be taken for one. and its Effect H1B 1795 H1I 1796 A3A 1797 AC 1798 FX 1799 IN 49 New York: A Historical Overview H1F 158 Davis, Nancy Can only be taken for one. H1H 1583 H1B 1584 A3G 1585 FX 1586 Prerequisites: LL 60 or LL 61 or LL 153 or LL 64 or LL 157 or LL 104 or PLA L4 and LL70 or DCM 310 or LL 105 or PLA L5. LL 30 Externship: Mindfulness Meditation Retreat at Starved Rock State Park L10,11 Skelley, Michael Instructor consent required; see below. This unique hybrid course includes a four-day retreat (Thursday, September 7 th through Sunday, September 30 th, 018) at the beautiful Starved Rock Lodge and Conference Center in Utica, IL (1.5 hour drive from Chicago). Starved Rock Lodge sits high atop a wooded bluff overlooking the Illinois River in the magnificent Starved Rock State Park. Every student will have a private guest room in the lodge. There is a fee of $650 for the retreat, in addition to 4 credit hours of tuition. All the other pre- and post-retreat learning activities will take place online during the Fall 018 quarter. See the syllabus for complete details on the course requirements. To register for the course, contact the instructor, Dr. Michael Skelley, directly at mskelley@depaul.edu Include your student ID#. The course fills quickly. Mindfulness meditation practices are simple, relaxing, yet powerful ways of developing your mind so that you can to be more fully and freely engaged in your daily experiences. The approaches to mindfulness meditation that you will learn in this course are related to Buddhist traditions, but also draw from contemporary insights in neuroscience, psychology and philosophy. No prior experience with meditation is necessary for this course. 6
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