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

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CC = Chambers Center
SH = Sturm Hall (2000 E. Asbury)

This schedule is subject to change.

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
Managing Business Projects This is a blended course. Class meets int he classroom during the following times: Thurs, 12/1 -- 6-9pm Sat, 12/3 -- 9am-5pm Thurs, 12/8 -- 6-9pm Sat, 12/10 -- 9am-5pm Thurs, 12/15 -- 6-9pm *Note: Students who have taken ITS 3890 may not enroll in this course.	MGMT 3700	1028	4	MGMT 2005	L. Robinson
negotiation and bargaining Tues, 11/29 -- 6-10pm Tues, 12/6 -- 6-10pm Sat, 12/10 -- 8am-4pm Sun, 12/11 -- 8am-4pm Tues, 12/13 -- 6-10pm	MGMT 3700	1039	4	WRIT 1122	D. Swanger
Principles of Persuasion Tues, 11/29 -- 6-10pm Weds, 11/30 -- 6-10pm Thurs, 12/1 -- 6-10pm Sat, 12/3 -- 8am-12pm Tues, 12/13 -- 6-10pm Weds, 12-14 -- 6-10pm Thurs, 12/15 -- 6-10pm This course counts as elective credit for the Conflict Management Studies certificate.	COMN 3300	1029	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	B. Melvin
the death penalty in america This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom during the following times: Thurs, 12/1 -- 6-10pm Thurs, 12/8 -- 6-10pm Thurs, 12/15 -- 6-10pm	LAS 3700	1033	4	NONE	S. Tyburski
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

WINTER INTERTERM 2011
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

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

SYLLABI
Students may review winter interterm course syllabi on-line beginning November 1, 2011 at http://womenscollege.du.edu/academic_planning/course_syllabi.html.

Registration begins October 1, 2011

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.

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

Accelerated Courses (Times and meeting patterns vary.)

Accelerated courses are delivered in a shorter period of time than full term courses. Students enrolled in these courses should expect an increased workload due to the accelerated format.
COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
Foundations of Communication This is a blended, accelerated course. Class meets in the classroom during the following times: Sat, 1/7--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 1/11--6-9pm Wed, 1/18--6-9pm Sat, 1/21--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 1/25--6-9pm Sat, 1/28--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 2/1--6-9pm *The accelerated format of COMN 1210 and MFJS 2210 allows you to complete two required communication major requirements in one quarter!*	COMN 1210	4938	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	C. Zak-Dance	CC 160
Introduction to Media and Culture This is a blended, accelerated course. Class meets in the classroom during the following times: Sat, 2/11--1:30-5:30pm Sat, 2/18--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 2/22--6-10pm Sat, 3/3--1:30-5:30pm Sat, 3/10--1:30-5:30pm *The accelerated format of COMN 1210 and MFJS 2210 allows you to complete two required communication major requirements in one quarter!*	MFJS 2210	4939	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	E. Henry	CC 160

ACCELERATED COURSE
WITHDRAWAL DATES AND DEADLINES

For 3 week, 4 week, and 5 week courses, withdrawal and refund deadlines are as follows:

100% refund: Class withdrawal until 4:30 pm six (6) days after the first class session. Class will not appear on transcript.
Zero refund: Class withdrawal beginning the seventh (7th) day after the first class session. Grade is recorded as a withdrawal (W) on transcript.

The last day to withdraw from a 5-week course is one week before the last class session.

The last day to withdraw from a 4-week and 3-week course is three (3) days before the last class session.

For questions about withdrawal deadlines for accelerated courses, call 303.871.6430 or 303.871.6032.

Weekday Afternoon (Class times and meeting patterns vary)

COURSE TITLE		COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
Political Science: Power and Justice This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12-1pm, Jan 3-Mar 8.		SOCS 1610	4889	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	T. Lennon	CC 350

Weekday Evening (Class times and meeting patterns vary)

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
Introduction to Community-Based Research Mondays, 6-9pm	CMRE 2000	4935	4	WRIT 1122, WRIT 1133, and SOCS 2400	L. Land-Closson	CC 350
entrepreneurial concepts and applications This is a blended course. Mondays, 6-9pm	ENT 3700	5021	4	Completion of any 4 of the following courses: MKTG 2805, ACTG 2205, FIN 2805, LGST 2005, MGMT 2150, ENT 2701, GWST 2605, COMN 3500, or MGMT 3700: Global Social Entrepreneurship	E. Suarez	CC 360
Database II Mondays, 6-9pm	ITS 3422	4937	4	ITS 3421	C. Bandy	CC 250
foundational seminar: Critical Thinking and Decision Making This is a blended, accelerated course. Class meets in the classroom on Tuesdays, 6-9pm, Jan 10, 17, 24, Feb 7.	FSEM 1515	4992	2	FSEM 1500	e.j. Yoder	CC 360
Statistical Reasoning Tuesdays, 6-9pm	MATH 1160	4892	4	MATC 1100	R. Boersema	CC 150
Introduction to Hispanic Cultures Tuesdays, 6-10pm Note: This course includes a required travel component.	LACU 1003*	4931	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	T. Lennon	CC 350
Understanding the Sociolegal System in Uruguay Tuesdays, 6-10pm Note: This course includes a required travel component.	LAS 3700*	4932	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	T. Lennon	CC 350
foundations of business law Tuesdays, 6-9:30pm	LGST 2005	4962	4	WRIT 1122	P. Holt	CC 160
analytical inquiry Wednesdays, 6-9pm	MATC 1100	4964	4	NONE	R. Boersema	CC 360
INTroduction to discrete structures This is a blended course. Wednesdays, 6-9pm	MATH 2200	5018	4	MATC 1100	C. Gibbons	CC 260
accounting for decision making Wednesdays, 6-9:30pm, Jan 4, 11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 15, 22	ACTG 2305	4966	4	ACTG 2205 and ECON 1032	L. Victoravich	CC 150
Foundations of Communication This is a blended, accelerated course. Class meets in the classroom during the following times: Sat, 1/7--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 1/11--6-9pm Wed, 1/18--6-9pm Sat, 1/21--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 1/25--6-9pm Sat, 1/28--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 2/1--6-9pm	COMN 1210	4938	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	C. Zak-Dance	CC 160
Introduction to Media and Culture This is a blended, accelerated course. Class meets in the classroom during the following times: Sat, 2/11--1:30-5:30pm Sat, 2/18--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 2/22--6-10pm Sat, 3/3--1:30-5:30pm Sat, 3/10--1:30-5:30pm	MFJS 2210	4939	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	E. Henry	CC 160
Law and Society Capstone Seminar I This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom Wednesdays, 6-8:30pm on Jan 4, Feb 1, Mar 7	LAS 3800	4580	4	Senior status, 32 major credits, and SOCS 2400 (or LAS 2400)	S. Tyburski	CC 350
Ethics and Philanthropy Thursdays, 6-8:50pm, Jan 5, 12, 19, 26, Feb 2, 9, 16, 23, Mar 1, 8	PHNT 2010	4968	4	WRIT 1122	M. Ricketson	CC 360
Advanced Web Development Thursdays, 6-9pm	ITS 3410	4969	4	ITS 2410	J. Fustos	CC 250
Critical Reading and Academic Writing Thursdays, 6-8:50pm, Jan 5, 12, 19, 26, Feb 2, 9, 16, 23, Mar 1, 8	WRIT 1122	4970	4	NONE	L. Christopher	CC 350
writing and research for academic reasoning Thursdays, 6-8:50pm, Jan 5, 12, 19, 26, Feb 2, 9, 16, 23, Mar 1, 8	WRIT 1133	4971	4	WRIT 1122	C. Merkner	CC 260
Public Policy and Business Thursdays, 6-9pm	MGMT 2855	4982	4	MGMT 2005 and ECON 1032	S. Houston	CC 160
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

Friday Evening 6:00 to 10:00 (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS JAN 6, 20, 27, FEB 10, 17, MAR 2, 9

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
exploring religions	AHUM 1716	4986	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	A. Allen	CC 160
mathematics for business Class meets 6-9pm.	MATH 1050	4987	4	MATC 1100	R. Boersema	CC 150
Communication in Feminist Movements	COMN 3702*	4988	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	C. Zak-Dance	CC 350
communication in feminist movements	GWST 2700*	4989	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	C. Zak-Dance	CC 350
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

Saturday Morning 8:00 to NOON (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS JAN 7, 21, 28, FEB 11, 18, MAR 3, 10

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
foundational seminar: Women in Transformation	FSEM 1500	4990	4	NONE	e.j. Yoder	CC 150
foundational seminar: Critical Thinking and Decision Making This is a blended, accelerated course. Class meets in the classroom on Saturdays, 9am-12pm, Jan 7, 21, 28, Feb 11.	FSEM 1515	4991	2	FSEM 1500	S. Hitt	CC 250
foundational seminar: Critical Thinking and Decision Making This is a blended, accelerated course. Class meets in the classroom on Saturdays, 9am-12pm, Jan 7, 21, 28, Feb 11.	FSEM 1515	5005	2	FSEM 1500	S. Tyburski	CC 350
Environmental Systems: Atmosphere	NATS 1201	4994	4	MATC 1100	J. Taylor	SH 133
Social Science Research Methods This is a blended course. Class meets in the classroom on Saturdays, 10am-12pm.	SOCS 2400	4995	4	WRIT 1122, WRIT 1133, ITS 1670, and MATH 1160 (or MATC 1100 for students entering TWC prior to fall 2010)	J. Ahlkvist	SH 311
Principles of Microeconomics	ECON 1032	4996	4	ECON 1022	B. Melvin	CC 260
Financial Decision Making	FIN 2805	4999	4	ECON 1032 and ACTG 2205	S. Desai	CC 160
Building Group and Team Effectiveness	COMN 3245*	5002	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	K. Merten	CC 360
Building Group and Team Effectiveness	LDRS 2540*	5003	4	LDRS 2517 and LDRS 2518	K. Merten	CC 360
Management of IT Projects	ITS 3890	5001	4	ITS 3880	L. Robinson	CC 342
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

Saturday Afternoon 1:30 to 5:30 (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS JAN 7, 21, 28, FEB 11, 18, MAR 3, 10

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
foundational seminar: The Power of Public Speaking: Connecting with Diverse Audiences	FSEM 1510	5004	4	NONE	K. Reyes	CC 150
Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 1022	5006	4	NONE	B. Melvin	CC 260
Effective Writing Strategies This is a blended, accelerated course. Class meets in the classroom on Saturdays, 1:30-3:30pm, Feb 18, Mar 3, 10.	ENGG 1010	5020	2	NONE	S. Hitt	CC 342
introduction to gender and women's studies	GWST 2000	5000	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	A. Allen	CC 250
environmental systems: hydrosphere	NATS 1202	5007	4	MATC 1100	M. Narey	CC 350
Creativity in Problem Solving	ITS 2210*	5009	4	NONE	L. Robinson	CC 360
Creativity in Problem Solving	MGMT 2025*	5010	4	NONE	L. Robinson	CC 360
Foundations of Communication This is a blended, accelerated course. Class meets in the classroom during the following times: Sat, 1/7--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 1/11--6-9pm Wed, 1/18--6-9pm Sat, 1/21--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 1/25--6-9pm Sat, 1/28--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 2/1--6-9pm	COMN 1210	4938	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	C. Zak-Dance	CC 160
Introduction to Media and Culture This is a blended, accelerated course. Class meets in the classroom during the following times: Sat, 2/11--1:30-5:30pm Sat, 2/18--1:30-5:30pm Wed, 2/22--6-10pm Sat, 3/3--1:30-5:30pm Sat, 3/10--1:30-5:30pm	MFJS 2210	4939	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	E. Henry	CC 160
Introduction to Sociolegal Concepts	LAS 2010	5008	4	LAS 2000	S. Weldehaimanot	SH 311
*Indicates a cross-listed course. Students may only enroll in one section.

Sunday Afternoon 1:30 to 5:30 (unless otherwise noted) 7 SESSIONS JAN 8, 22, 29, FEB 12, 19, MAR 4, 11

COURSE TITLE	COURSE	CRN	CREDITS	PREREQUISITES	INSTRUCTOR	ROOM
Beginning Spanish II	LACU 1002	5012	4	LACU 1001	E. Halterman	CC 350
Beginning Spanish II	LACU 1002	5013	4	LACU 1001	S. Santesteban	CC 360
Beginning Italian II	LACU 1006	5014	4	LACU 1005	J. Deal	CC 260
Power and dominant ideologies	LDRS 3510	5019	2	LDRS 2517, LDRS 2518, and LDRS 2540 or 2541	K. Reyes	CC 342
introduction to marketing	MKTG 2805	5043	4	WRIT 1122	P. Nuzum	CC 250
Film Criticism	MFJS 2000	5015	4	WRIT 1122 and WRIT 1133	E. Henry	CC 150
Social Movements	LAS 3300	5016	4	LAS 2000 and SOCS 2400 (or LAS 2400)	D. Mixon-Mitchell	CC 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 webcentral.
New students must complete an admission application to pursue either a degree 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 at the following link: How to Apply.

REGISTRATION
Senior standing (135 + credit hours): Begins October 31, 2011
Junior standing (90-134 credit hours): Begins November 1, 2011
Sophomore standing (45-89 credit hours): Begins November 2, 2011
Fresh(wo)man standing (0-44 credit hours): Begins November 3, 2011

SYLLABI
Students may review winter quarter course syllabi on-line beginning December 1, 2011 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.

WINTER 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 January 8, 2012 by 4:30pm
75% refund: from January 9 to January 15, 2012 by 4:30pm
50% refund: from January 16 to January 17, 2012 by 4:30pm
Zero refund: from January 18 through the end of term

The last day to withdraw from a regular session course is February 27, 2012, by 4:30pm, 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