Registration and Syllabi

Fall 2009 Registration information

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Fall 2009 Online Courses
Course
Number
Registration
Number
Competences
Instructor

Academic Writing for Adults 

LL 150

 

L4

 

 

 

 

Kutty, Nina

Academic Writing for Adults 

LL 150

 

L4

 

 

 

 

Fitzpatrick, Kristin

Academic Writing for Adults 

LL 150

 

L4

 

 

 

 

Hemmerling, Joe

Academic Writing for Adults 

LL 150

 

L4

 

 

 

 

Sourelis, Pamela

Acting Up - Using Theater & Technology for Social Change

HC 242

 

A3X

H1I

H2X

FX

 

Tresser, Tom

Advanced Elective 307:  Chauvinism and the Quest for Science

IN 307

 

E1

E2

 

 

 

Quinn, Kevin

Advanced Elective 307:  The Italian Renaissance

IN 307

 

E1

E2

 

 

 

Losardo, Betta

Advocacy and Self-Determination:  Defining & Achieving your Goals

FA 363

 

A3D

A3X

H3X

L7

 

Royster & Trondsen

African Spirituality & Education

HC 370

 

H5

A1H

A3B

FX

 

Mosha, Raymond

Assessing and Managing Conflict

HC 299

 

L7

H3D

FX

 

 

Delgado, Mary

Collaborative Learning: Principles and Practices

HC 148

 

L7

H2C

FX

 

 

Bartholome, Paula

Compassionate Business:  Stress Reduction in the Workplace

FA 368

 

A3B

H2X

FX

 

 

Khalsa, Japa

Connecting Thought and Behaviour

FA 325

 

H1I

H2C

H3A

S3X

FX

Skorupa, Kenn

Creative Writing

AI 176

 

A5

A1C

A2A

H1X

H3B

Dumbleton, Molly

Creativity and Imagination

AI 315

 

A5

A3X

H3X

S3X

 

Simpson, David

Critical Thinking

LL 155

 

L5

 

 

 

 

Moulden, Philip

Critical Thinking

LL 155

 

L5

 

 

 

 

Yanow, Wendy

Critical Thinking

LL 155

 

L5

 

 

 

 

Yanow, Geri Lynn

Database Design & Implementation

SW 356

 

A5

S3E

FX

S1D

 

Staff

Democracy and Democratic Environments

HC 144

 

H4

H3G

FX

 

 

Stein, Hartwig

Development of Products and Services

FA 211

 

H2C

S1E

FX

 

 

Bascaran, Eduardo

Digital Photography

AI 167

 

A5

A1X

A2D

A2X

 

Gitelson, Jonathan

Digital Photography

AI 167

 

A5

A1X

A2D

A2X

 

Witt, Corrie

Digital Photography

AI 167

 

A5

A1X

A2D

A2X

 

Gitelson, Jonathan

Divorce and Its Legal Implications

HC 119

 

H4

H1D

H2B

A3G

 

Mora, Maria

Economics for Decision Making

HC 157

 

H5

H1C

H2E

FX

 

Paananen, Orman

Editing Yourself and Others

FA 133

 

L7

H3D

FX

 

 

Greenberg, Michelle

Ethical Business Behaviour

FA 359

 

A4

H2X

FX

 

 

Cowin, Halina

Everyday Biomedical Ethics

SW 359

 

A3G

A4

H4

S1B

S3X

Nash, Kyle

Everyday Chemistry

SW 334

 

S4

S1A

S1E

S3A

 

Radlowski, Cecelia

Exploring Earth's Physical Features

SW 292

 

S1A

S2B

S2C

S4

 

Martin, Akilah

Exploring Education

HC 142

 

H2A

H1X

H3X

FX

 

Richine, Jean

Exploring the Art Museum

AI 152

 

A5

A1A

A1C

A1B

 

Zurybida, Catherine

Externship, Self and Society:  A Service Learning Externship

LL 302

 

L10

L11

 

 

 

Wills, Shana

Externship, Self and Society:  A Service Learning Externship

LL 302

 

L10

L11

 

 

 

Probably Jeff Howard

Foundations of Adult Learning

LL 250

 

L2

L3

F1

 

 

Dumbleton, Susanne

Foundations of Adult Learning

LL 250

 

L2

L3

F1

 

 

Opitz, Don

Foundations of Adult Learning

LL 250

 

L2

L3

F1

 

 

Wellisch, Fred

Foundations of Adult Learning

LL 250

 

L2

L3

F1

 

 

Hart, Mechthild

Gaia: The Earth in Myth - ONLINE

 

 

A3E

A5

H1E

A2A

 

Flaherty, Barbara??

Globalization: Winners, Losers, and Social Justice

HC 239

 

H5

H1C

FX

 

 

Sczerba, Pat

Human Genome and Its Impact (The)

SW 337

 

S1E

S2A

S2D

S3B

S3D

Ben-Yoseph, Yoav

Infectious Diseases: A Global Challenge

SW 328

 

H5

S2D

S3B

 

 

NíBhuachalla, Siobhan

Integrated Marketing Communications

FA 367

 

A2X

H2X

FX

 

 

Amigorena, Luz

Introduction to American Art and Architecture

AI 144

 

A1A

A1E

A1B

A1G

 

Kozlowski, Phyllis

Introduction to Computer Productivity

SW 361

 

S5

 

 

 

 

Murphy, Doug

Introduction to Computer Productivity

SW 361

 

S5

 

 

 

 

Jeelani, Amir

Leadership Edge (The)

FA 365

 

A3C

A4

H2C

FX

 

Gilmore, Greg

Learning Assessment Seminar - SEE LAS WORKSHEET

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

See LAS worksheet

Leisure for Wellbeing

AI 282

 

H3F

 

 

 

 

Staff

Making Poems: An Introduction to Verse

AI 172

 

A1C

A2A

A5

 

 

Sullivan, Tom

Problems and Issues in Contemporary Ethics

AI 322

 

A4

A3C

A3E

FX

 

Simpson, David

Problems and Issues in Contemporary Ethics

AI 322

 

A4

A3C

A3E

FX

 

Castaneda, Sue

Professional Business Writing

FA 339

 

H2X

H3X

FX

 

 

Schmidt, Kathleen

Property: Law, Policy and Everyday Implications

FA 135

 

H1X

H2A

FX

 

 

Berger, Jana

Public / Community Relations

FA 388

 

L7

H1A

H2G

FX

 

Staff

Quantitative Reasoning

LL 205

 

L6

 

 

 

 

Aquila, Louis

Quantitative Reasoning

LL 205

 

L6

 

 

 

 

Vaynberg, Yelena

Remaking the American Health Care System

HC 334

 

H1H

H1I

A3X

S3D

FX

Goryl, Katie

Research Seminar

LL 300

 

L8

L9

 

 

 

Strohschen, Gabriele

Research Seminar

LL 300

 

L8

L9

 

 

 

Holtz, Jennifer

Research Seminar

LL 300

 

L8

L9

 

 

 

Willets, John

Society and Information Technologies

SW 360

 

S3A

S3F

H2G

 

 

Lash, David

SUMMIT SEMINAR

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Staff

Talking Back to Medicine

 

 

A1A

A1X

 

 

 

Staff in db (maybe - Ann Stanford)

Technology, Traning & Human Performance

SW 352

 

H2X

S1D

S3X

FX

 

Gannon-Cook, Ruth

Virtual Biodiversity

SW 332

 

S2A

S2C

S3D

S4

 

Martin, Akilah???

Wanted: The "Best and the Brightest"

SW 217

 

H3A

S3D

A3C

FX

 

Burleson, Andrea

Writing Workshop

LL 140

 

H3J

 

 

 

 

Curtin, John

Writing Workshop

LL 140

 

H3J

 

 

 

 

Dumbleton, Susanne

Prerequisites

Registering for
Requires successful completion of

Foundations of Adult Learning *

Learning Assessment Seminar

Research Seminar *

Foundations of Adult Learning, Critical Thinking, Academic Writing for Adults

Advanced Project (BA'99)* (Please mention name of your faculty mentor on the registration form)

Research Seminar

Externship * (Please mention name of your faculty mentor on the registration form)

Research Seminar

Guided Independent Study *

Foundations of Adult Learning

Faculty Designed Independent Study *

Admitted to degree status

How To Register For Your Courses

Step 1: Campus Connect username and password

You will need your Campus Connect credentials to register for classes. You can also pay your tuition, view your grades and print your classes by logging on to Campus Connect at https://campusconnect.depaul.edu. If you do not have your Campus Connect credentials, please contact the University Help Desk at 312-362-8765. Technical support staff will assist you with your request within business hours Monday - Friday from 8 am - 6 pm CST.

Step 2: Register for courses

Web Registration: The fastest and the most convenient way to register for courses is on Campus Connect at https://campusconnect.depaul.edu.

Please note that you can register for all courses on Campus Connect except for Foundations of Adult Learning, Research Seminar, Advanced Project, Externship, Guided Independent Study(GIS) and Faculty Designed Independent Study (FDIS). For more information on Faculty Designed Independent Studies (FDIS), visit http://www.snl.depaul.edu/Courses/Undergraduate/Independent_Studies.asp . All of these courses require completion of pre-requisites and therefore, need to be registered by paper registration form. To view the list of pre-requisites, please download the form from the link below.
Please note: You are financially responsible for all courses you register in addition to any additional costs if the University has to pursue payment.

Fax or Email Registration:
Download this form and send it via fax to 312-362-8809 or via email to snlonline@depaul.edu

To view a complete listing of all SNL winter quarter courses and other important registration information, please download the SNL Registration Letter available at http://www.snl.depaul.edu/WebMedia/StudentResources/Spring09BA.doc

Step 3: Update your email address

If you are registering for a Distance Education class, you are responsible to ensure you have an updated email on file. The Center for Distance Education uses the HOME email address that is listed on Campus Connect as the primary method to contact you. If you update your email address on Campus Connect, please notify the Center for Distance Education via fax at 312-362-8809.
Please note: The Center for Distance Education faculty and staff use a listserv software to communicate with you. If you are using a Hotmail account or an email account from work which has high security on incoming messages, you may not receive messages from the listserv. If you are using an AOL browser or AOL email account, you might also encounter problems receiving emails. Therefore, it is recommended that you establish and use an email account that allows your instructors and the Center for Distance Education to send important emails with attachments to you. An email account that gives you an option to set security on incoming messages is recommended. Yahoo is a recommended email account and it is free of cost.

Step 4: Order your books

Books for all SNL online classes are available through our online book vendor MBS Direct. Visit http://www.mbsdirect.net to order books. To reach MBS Direct by phone, call 800-325-3252. You can obtain an electronic copy of the course study guide from the "Resources" section of the course website during the first week of class. Please Note: Books for SNL online courses are not available at the onsite DePaul bookstores.

Important Information

Note that all competences are 2 credits unless otherwise noted. All of the courses listed with an asterisk (*) can be registered only by fax or email.

Course Status.

To find out if a course is open or closed for enrollment, please check on Campus Connect at https://campusconnect.depaul.edu. If you do not have a Campus Connect username and password, you can view courses as a guest user at https://campusconnect.depaul.edu/psp/SAPRD90/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/h/?tab=DEFAULT

Continuing Activity Status:

Please register for this status if you would like to remain an active student but are not planning to take any courses this quarter. The fee is $50.