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The Women's College Interterm Courses (These courses are offered by The Women's College of the University of Denver)

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
THE SILK ROAD Classes meet from 6-9:30pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 25, 26; Monday and Wednesday, Aug 31. and Sept. 2; Wednesday, Sept. 9; and Monday and Wednesday, Sept. 14 and 16.	CORE 2447	1026	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	E. Owen	150
THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE COMMUNAL: CONSIDERING NOTIONS OF SELF IN THE DOMINANT CULTURE AND IN BENEDICTINE LIFE This is a "Blended" course. Class meets from 6-9pm on Monday, Aug 24; class travels from Friday, Aug 28 through Sunday, August 30; class meets online from Sept. 1 through Sept. 17. Note: A $110 fee applies to this course.	CORE 2588	1023	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	L. Land-Closson	160
PUBLIC RELATIONS Classes meet from 6-10pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sept. 8, 9, 11; from 8am-4pm on Saturday, Sept 12; and from 6-10pm on Monday and Wednesday Sept. 14 and 16.	MKTG 3470	1018	4	WRIT 1122	L. Kelly	350
IMPROVING WORK RELATIONSHIPS Classes meet from 9am-12pm and 1-5pm on Saturday and Sunday, August 29 and 30.	HCOM 2700	1019	2	WRIT 1122	K. Merten	260

Other interterm courses are offered by Special Community Programs of the University of Denver. For course details see the Special Community Programs website. The Women’s College tuition rates do not apply to Special Community Programs Interterm courses.

FALL INTERTERM 2009
WITHDRAWAL DATES & DEADLINES

To withdraw from any course, students must do so before 4:30 pm
on the date listed below:

100% refund: August 19, 2009

FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Tuition: $438 per credit hour
Technology Fee: $4 per credit hour

Dean’s, Vision, and Persistence Scholarships may be used for
Interterm courses offered specifically by The Women’s College.
Contact Bonnie Hahn at 303.871.6115.

Dean’s, Vision, and Persistence Scholarships may not be used for
Interterm courses offered by Special Community Programs.

Federal and state financial aid, including loans and grants, cannot be
applied to Interterm courses. In addition, Interterm courses do not
count toward the 6.0 credit hour quarterly minimum for federal and
state financial aid.

Click here to visit the Special Community Programs’ website.

Weekday Evening 6:00 to 9:30 PM (unless otherwise noted)

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
BUSINESS POLICY AND STRATEGY Tuesdays, 6-10pm	MGMT 3805	4861	4	MATC 1100, MATH 1050, STAT 1305, STAT 1405, ECON 1032, BUS 1045, BUS 1065, BUS 1085, ACTG 1805, ACTG 2805, FIN 2805, FIN 2815, MKTG 2805, MGMT 2425, MGMT 2855.	T. Lewis	350
METHODS OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Tuesdays, 6-9:30pm Sept 22, 29, Oct 6, 13, 27, Nov 3, 10, 17.	LAS 2400	4748	4	MATC 1100, WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	L. Land-Closson	260
BUSINESS TECHNICAL WRITING Wednesdays, 6-9:30pm Sept 23, 30, Oct 7, 14, 28, Nov 4, 11, 18.	ENGL 2021	4828	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133 For non-degree seeking students, prerequisites may not apply.	L. Christopher	250
CONFLICT MANAGEMENT Wednesdays, 6-9:30pm.	HCOM 3020	4749	5	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133 For non-degree seeking students, prerequisites may not apply.	M. Isenhart	350
FOUNDATIONS IN THEATRE: PAGE TO STAGE Thursdays, 6-9:30pm	AHUM 1810	4834	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	H. Lester	MRH 011
INTRODUCTION TO GENDER AND WOMEN'S STUDIES Thursdays, 6-9:30pm	GWST 2000	4751	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133 For non-degree seeking students, prerequisites may not apply.	L. Land-Closson	360
CRITICAL READING AND ACADEMIC WRITING Thursdays, 6-9pm Sept 24, Oct 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, November 5, 12, 19.	WRIT 1122	4752	4	NONE	G. Howard	260
WRITING AND RESEARCH FOR ACADEMIC REASONING Thursdays, 6-9pm Sept 24, Oct 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, November 5, 12, 19.	WRIT 1133	4753	4	WRIT 1122	S. Hitt	250
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT Thursdays, 6-10pm	MGMT 2805	4862	4	MATC 1100, ECON 1022, ECON 1032, and Sophomore standing.	T. Lewis	160
HUMAN AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF PHILANTHROPY This is the first course offered in the new Philanthropic Studies certificate program! Thursdays, 6-9pm Sept 24, Oct 1, 8, 22, 29.	PHNT 2135	4854	2	WRIT 1122. WRIT 1133 highly recommended. For non-degree seeking students, prerequisites may not apply.	E. Landeck	350

Friday Evening 6:00 to 10:00 (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS SEPT 18, 25, OCT 9, 16, 30, NOV 6, 20

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
FOUNDATIONS FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT	ADM 1510	4754	4	NONE	E. Yoder	150
THE MULTIRACIAL INDIVIDUAL	CORE 2535	4755	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	A. Jones	160
FUNDAMENTALS OF MATHEMATICS	MATH 0900	4756	2	Concurrent enrollment in MATC 1100	R. Boersema	260
DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS This course counts as a Business elective.	ITEC 3475*	4757	4	BUS 1045 or ITS 1670	D. Paul	250
DATABASE ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT I	ITS 3421*	4758	4	ITS 1670 or BUS 1045 For non-degree seeking students, prerequisites may not apply.	D. Paul	250
DIMENSIONS OF JUSTICE	LAS 2020	4750	4	LAS 2000	T. Lennon	360
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

Saturday Morning 8:00 to NOON (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS SEPT 19, 26, OCT 10, 17, 31, NOV 7, 21

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
FOUNDATIONS FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT	ADM 1510	4760	4	NONE	N. Jackson	150
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS	ECON 1022	4761	4	NONE	B. Melvin	160
THE LEADERSHIP PROCESS This is a "Blended" course. Please see course syllabus for classroom and online meeting dates.	LDRS 2517	4762	4	NONE	R. Hickerson	350
POWER AND DOMINANT IDEOLOGIES Class meets Sept 19, 9am-12pm; Oct 10, 8am-12pm; Oct 31, 9am-12pm; and Nov 21, 8am-12pm.	LDRS 3510	4857	2	NONE	B. Allen	360
GENDER AND COMMUNICATION	HCOM 2470	4763	5	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	C. Zak-Dance	260
INTRODUCTION TO LAW AND SOCIETY	LAS 2000	4764	4	WRIT 1122, WRIT 1133 and LAS 2200	T. Lennon	342
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN	ITS 3880	4765	4	MATH 2200, MATC 1100, ITS 1670, ITS 1671, ITS 1672, WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133 For non-degree seeking students, some prerequisites may not apply.	L. Robinson	125
ADVANCED CORPORATE FINANCE	FIN 2815	4766	4	MATH 1050, ECON 1032, ACTG 1805, FIN 2805	S. Desai	SH 311

Saturday Afternoon 1:30 to 5:30 (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS SEPT 19, 26, OCT 10, 17, 31, NOV 7, 21

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC MEDIA ARTS DESIGN (eMAD) Note: A $100 fee applies to this course.	ARTD 2315	4767	4	WRIT 1122. WRIT 1133 highly recommended.	D. Fodel	SAB 216
THE HUMAN POPULATION	CORE 2401	4768	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	M. Narey	BW 126
SPEAKING OUT: USING YOUR VOICE	CREX 1217	4769	4	NONE	C. Zak-Dance	150
SPEAKING OUT: USING YOUR VOICE	CREX 1217	4928	4	NONE	K. Reyes	350
ANALYTICAL INQUIRY	MATC 1100	4770	4	Concurrent enrollment in MATH 0900	R. Boersema	160
INTRODUCTION TO DISCRETE STRUCTURES	MATH 2200	4771	4	MATC 1100 For non-degree seeking students, prerequisites may not apply.	B. Campbell	360
STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE OF TECHNOLOGY	BUS 1045	4833	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	D. Paul	250
COMMUNICATION LAW	MCOM 3040*	4772	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	L. Cobb-Reiley	260
COMMUNICATION LAW	LAS 3700*	4773	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	L. Cobb-Reiley	260
INTRODUCTION TO OPERATING SYSTEMS IN UNIX	ITS 3360	4774	4	ITS 1670, ITS 1671 and ITS 1672	C. Gibbons	342
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

Sunday Morning 8:00 to NOON (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS SEPT 20, 27, OCT 11, 18, NOV 1, 8, 22

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
BEGINNING SPANISH I	LACU 1001	4775	4	NONE	E. Halterman	360
WOMEN CREATING CULTURE THROUGH COOKING This is a "Blended" course. Please see course syllabus for classroom and online meeting dates.	GWST 2305	4853	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133 For non-degree seeking students, prerequisites may not apply.	E. Yoder	160
COMMUNICATION ETHICS	HCOM 3850*	4776	5	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	K. Merten	150
ETHICAL PERSPECTIVES IN LEADERSHIP	LDRS 3500*	4858	4	LDRS 2517, LDRS 2518 and LDRS 2540 or 2541 or 2701	K. Merten	150
INTRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY TODAY	ITS 1670	4778	4	NONE	R. Dries	250
INTRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY TODAY	ITS 1670	5032	4	NONE	L. Robinson	260
SOCIOLEGAL PRACTICES AND PROCESSES: REGULATION	LAS 3400	4777	4	LAS 2000. LAS 2400 highly recommended	S. Tyburski	350
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

Sunday Afternoon 1:30 to 5:30 (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS SEPT 20, 27, OCT 11, 18, NOV 1, 8, 22

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
FOUNDATIONS FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT	ADM 1510	4970	4	NONE	N. Jackson	260
BEGINNING SPANISH II	LACU 1002	4779	4	LACU 1001 or permission of instructor	E. Halterman	360
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS: ATMOSPHERE	NATS 1201	4780	4	MATC 1100	K. Schlachter	160
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS: ATMOSPHERE	NATS 1201	4781	4	MATC 1100	K. Yamamoto	150
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL REPORTING	ACTG 1805	4782	4	MATH 1050 For non-degree seeking students, prerequisites may not apply.	J. Serven	SH 334
STATISTICS I	STAT 1305	4783	4	MATH 1050	R. Boersema	250
SURVEY OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT	STAT 2805	4784	4	STAT 1405	R. Aderohunmu	SH 311
INNOVATIONS IN MASS COMMUNICATION This is a "Blended" course. Please see course syllabus for classroom and online meeting dates.	MCOM 3190	4785	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	E. Henry	350

ON-LINE REGISTRATION Students may register, withdraw from classes, and check grades on the secure, personal records section of the DU information system through myweb.du.edu. Student records (classes, holds, and personal information) may be checked anytime, from anywhere with Internet access. To register by phone, call 303.871.6115.
New students must complete an admission application to pursue either a degree-seeking program or non-degree status at The Women’s College of the University of Denver. Application requirements for both degree-seeking and non-degree seeking students are available on the college’s web page at the following link: How to Apply.

REGISTRATION
Registration begins July 27.

SYLLABI
Students may review course syllabi on-line at womenscollege.du.edu.

PREREQUISITES
Students are responsible for completing course prerequisites before
registering for a course. Students may be removed from a course, at the
instructor’s discretion, for which they have not fulfilled the prerequisite
course work.

WAIT LIST
If a course is closed, students may sign up for the wait list through the
on-line registration system or call 303.871.6115. An adviser will contact
students if space becomes available.

FAILURE TO ATTEND
Failure to attend a class or pay tuition does not constitute an official
drop or cancellation of tuition or associated fees.

HOLDS
For incomplete file holds, contact Ruth Hickerson at 303.871.6807.
For academic holds, contact Kate Burns at 303.871.6808.
For financial holds, please contact the Bursar’s Office at 303.871.4944.

STOP-OUT
Currently enrolled students who need to stop-out from classes for
the next quarter should contact womenscollege.du.edu to complete
a stop-out form on-line or call 303.871.6808.

STUDENT HANDBOOK
Further policy and procedure information is located in the Student
Handbook (CD version). CD Handbooks are available in the Advising
Suite, room 111.

HOW COURSES APPLY TO DEGREES
How each course applies to each major and degree is available on-line.
Click here.

FALL QUARTER 2009
WITHDRAWAL DATES & DEADLINES

To withdraw from any course, students must do so before 4:30pm
on the dates listed below:

100% refund: through September 24, 2009
75% refund: from September 25 to October 1, 2009
50% refund: from October 2 to October 4, 2009
Zero refund: from October 5 through the end of term

The last day to withdraw from any course is four business days
before the final class meeting. A student must have the instructor’s
signature to withdraw from any course.

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Tuition: $438 per credit hour
Technology Fee: $4 per credit hour
Activity Fee: $90 per quarter
Deferment Fee: $45 per quarter