2012 Fall Schedule | The Women's College of The University of Denver

Online Course

Blended Course

Accelerated Course

Certificate Course

CC = Chambers Center (1901 E. Asbury)
SH = Sturm Hall (2000 E. Asbury)
DCB = Daniels College of Business (2101 S. University Blvd.)

ADVISING WEEK

Advising week for summer quarter 2012 is April 16-30, 2012.

All students must meet with their academic adviser in order to get their PINs deleted. Students cannot register until their PINS are deleted.

The Women's College Interterm Courses

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
understanding world cultures This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom during the following times: Mon, 6/4--6-9pm Wed, 6/6--6-9pm Fri, 6/8--6-9pm Mon, 6/11--6-9pm Wed, 6/13--6-9pm Sat, 6/16--1:30-5:30pm	AHUM 1416	1019	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	A. Allen	350
Social Media, Privacy, Piracy, and Dissent Mon, 6/4--6-9:30pm Wed, 6/6--6-9:30pm Fri, 6/8--6-9:30pm Sun, 6/10--1-5pm Mon, 6/11--6-9:30pm Wed, 6/13--6-9:30pm Fri, 6/15--6-9:30pm Sun, 6/17--1-4pm	COMN 3705*	1010	4	None	E. Hollander	360
Social Media, Privacy, Piracy, and Dissent Mon, 6/4--6-9:30pm Wed, 6/6--6-9:30pm Fri, 6/8--6-9:30pm Sun, 6/10--1-5pm Mon, 6/11--6-9:30pm Wed, 6/13--6-9:30pm Fri, 6/15--6-9:30pm Sun, 6/17--1-4pm	LAS 3700*	1011	4	None	E. Hollander	360
CREATIVITY IN PROBLEM SOLVING This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom during the following times: Mon, 6/4--6-9pm Sat, 6/9--9am-5pm Sat, 6/16--1-5pm	ITS 2210*	1013	4	None	L. Robinson	260
CREATIVITY IN PROBLEM SOLVING This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom during the following times: Mon, 6/4--6-9pm Sat, 6/9--9am-5pm Sat, 6/16--1-5pm	MGMT 2025*	1014	4	None	L. Robinson	260
MARKETING WITH SOCIAL MEDIA Sun, 6/8--8am-4pm Mon, 6/11--6-10pm Wed, 6/13--6-10pm Fri, 6/15--6-10pm Sun, 6/17--8am-4pm	MKTG 3704	1012	4	MKTG 2805	L. Kelly	160
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

SUMMER INTERTERM 2012
WITHDRAWAL DATES & DEADLINES

Students may withdraw from any Interterm course and receive a 100% refund through 4:30pm on the first day of class. No refunds are given after the first class meeting.

100% refund: Class withdrawal by 4:30pm prior to the first class meeting
Zero refund: Class withdrawal after the first class meeting

SYLLABI
Students may review spring interterm course syllabi online beginning May 1, 2012 at http://womenscollege.du.edu/academic_planning/course_syllabi.html.

COURSE MATERIALS
Textbook information for all courses can be found at the DU Bookstore website. Refer to the course syllabus for additional course materials.

Registration begins April 1, 2012

FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Tuition: $467 per credit hour
Technology Fee: $4 per credit hour

Interterm scholarships are available.
Application deadline: May 11, 2012.

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

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.

Online Courses

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
THE LONG CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT This is an online class. Class runs July 9-Aug 4	ASEM 2658	1818	4	Completion of common curriculum requirements	K. Willink	Online
Foundations in Literature: Creative Nonfiction This is an online class. Class runs June 18-Aug 16	ENGL 2708*	1464	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	T. Nesbit	Online
Foundations in Literature: Creative Nonfiction This is an online class. Class runs June 18-Aug 16	AHUM 1110*	1463	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	T. Nesbit	Online
Foundations of Business Law This is an online class. Class runs June 18-Aug 16	LGST 2005	1470	4	WRIT 1122	S. Colbert	Online
European Film History This is an online class. Class runs June 18-Aug 16	MFJS 3900	1474	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	T. Delapa	Online
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

Weekday Evening (Class times and meeting patterns vary)

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
Monday Evening
Community-Based Research Project Development	CMRE 2200	1479	4	CMRE 2100	L. Land-Closson	360
Business PlaNnING Bootcamp	ENT 2450	1858	4	None	J. Adler and K. Dwight	350
Introduction to Marketing	MKTG 2805	1472	4	WRIT 1122	P. Nuzum	160
Tuesday Evening
Effective Writing Strategies This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom Tuesdays, 6-9pm, June 19, July 10, 17.	ENGG 1010	1460	2	NONE	S. Hitt	250
Statistical Reasoning	MATH 1160	1467	4	MATC 1100	R. Boersema	350
Financial Decision Making	FIN 2805	1471	4	MATH 1050, ACTG 2205, ECON 1032	A. Sherbo	360
Nonverbal Communication This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom Tuesdays, 6-10pm, June 19, July 10, 24, Aug 7.	COMN 2700	1827	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	N. Jackson	160
Wednesday Evening
Accounting for Decision Making	ACTG 2305	1468	4	ACTG 2205 and ECON 1032	J. Morton	160
Understanding Psychology: Mind and Behavior This is a blended course.	SOCS 1710	1466	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	R. Kalantar	360
Analytical Inquiry	MATC 1100	1462	4	NONE	R. Boersema	350
Thursday Evening
introduction to hispanic cultures This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom Thursdays, 6-10pm, June 21, July 12, Aug 9, 16.	LACU 1003	1838	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	e.j. Yoder	150
Strategic Advantage of Technology This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom Thursdays, 6-10pm, June 21, July 12, 26, Aug 9.	ITEC 2805	1469	4	ITS 1670 (this prerequisite does not apply to students who entered TWC prior to fall 2010)	D. Swanger	250
Business Policy and Strategy	MGMT 3805	1478	4	MGMT 2005, ITEC 2805, LGST 2005, ACTG 2305, FIN 2815, MGMT 2855, STAT 2805	B. McGowan	360
Gender, Work and the Global Economy	GWST 2700	1476	4	NONE	H. Gordon	350
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

Friday Evening 6:00 to 10:00 (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS June 22, 29, July 13, 20, 27, Aug 3, 10

COURSE TITLE		COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
Survey of Operations Management This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom Fridays, 6-10pm, June 22, July 13, 27, Aug 10.		STAT 2805	1477	4	STAT 1405	C. Nelson	160

Saturday Morning 8:00 to NOON (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS June 23, 30, July 14, 21, 28, Aug 4, 11

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
Critical Thinking and Decision Making This is a blended course.	FSEM 1515	1459	2	FSEM 1500	A. Allen	160
Environmental Systems: Geosphere This is a blended course.	NATS 1203	1465	4	MATC 1100	K. Schlachter	150

Saturday Afternoon 1:30 to 5:30 (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS June 23, 30, July 14, 21, 28, Aug 4, 11

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
Innovations in Media and Communications This is a blended, accelerated course (June 23 - July 28). Class meets in the classroom Saturdays, 1:30-5:30pm, June 23, July 14, 28.	MFJS 2290	1473	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	J. Eckstein	150
Sociolegal Processes and Practices: Advocacy This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom Saturdays, 1:30-5:30pm, June 23, July 14, 28, Aug 11.	LAS 3500	1475	4	LAS 2000 and SOCS 2400 (or LAS 2400)	B. Hoban	160

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.
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
Senior standing (135 + credit hours): Begins April 16, 2012
Junior standing (90-134 credit hours): BeginsApril 17, 2012
Sophomore standing (45-89 credit hours): Begins April 18, 2012
Fresh(wo)man standing (0-44 credit hours): Begins April 19, 2012

SYLLABI
Students may review spring quarter course syllabi online beginning May 1, 2012 at http://womenscollege.du.edu/academic_planning/course_syllabi.html.

COURSE MATERIALS
Textbook information for all courses can be found at the DU Bookstore website. Refer to the course syllabus for additional course materials.

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 coursework.

WAIT LIST
If a course is closed, students may sign up for the wait list through the on-line registration system or call 303.871.6430 or 303.871.6032. An adviser will contact students if space becomes available.

HOLDS
Holds that prevent registration can be viewed in the student tab on webcentral under Registration Status. Contact the Advising Office at 303.871.6430 or 303.871.6032 for academic and incomplete file holds.

WITHDRAWAL
Currently enrolled students who need to stop-out from classes for the next quarter should contact their adviser at 303.871.6430 or 303.871.6032 to complete a withdrawal form.

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

STUDENT HANDBOOK
The Student Handbook is being revised. Please contact the Advising Office with questions at 303.871.6430 or 303.871.6032.

SUMMER QUARTER 2012
WITHDRAWAL DATES & DEADLINES

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

100% refund: through June 24, 2012 by 4:30pm
75% refund: from June 25 through June 30, 2012 by 4:30pm
50% refund: from July 2 through July 3, 2012 by 4:30pm
Zero refund: from July 4 through end of term

The last day to withdraw from a regular session course is July 27, 2012, with instructor approval. Different withdrawal dates apply to accelerated courses.

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Tuition: $467 per credit hour
Technology Fee: $4 per credit hour
Activity Fee: $90 per quarter
Deferment Fee: $45 per quarter