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Schedule of Classes

Summer 2013

Term 2136

Blended/Hybrid Courses
Blended/hybrid courses are courses where 20% or more of the traditional face-to-face classroom time is replaced by online assignments and activities. Students spend less time in the classroom and more time working and interacting online, providing greater flexibility regarding when and where coursework can be completed.

Administrative Leadership
Chair: Larry Martin END 621 229-4740 Dept. Program Spec.: Roger Kocher END 615 229-4740 Please note: The School of Education charges an additional special course fee for Distance Education (online) sections, these sections can be distinguished by a section number beginning with 2 (e.g., 201, 202). If the special course fee is not listed in the online Schedule of Classes, please contact the department.
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AD LDSP-790: Internship in Instructional Leadership (3 units; G )

Relevant field experience for candidates seeking the WI DPI Director of Instruction administrative license.

Notes:
Prereq: grad st; completion of common core

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	FLD 111	19224	-		05/28-08/17	Wallace, Leigh	OFF CAMPUS
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM off campus tuition assessed. Hybrid course Class meets face-to-face on 6/1 and 8/1 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. Contact Dr. Leigh Wallace at lwallace@uwm.edu for a permission number to register for this practicum. Audit never allowed.

AD LDSP-832: Educational Politics and Policymaking (3 units; G )

An examination of political sources of decision making in education. The role of interest groups in shaping educational policy and implementation at local, state, and national levels.

Notes:
Prereq: post-master's st; Ad Ldsp 802 or cons instr.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 131	25005	5:00 PM-7:40 PM	M	05/28-07/06	Irby, Decoteau	TBA
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Class meets face-to-face on 5/6, 6/12, and 6/26 from 5:00 - 7:4l0 pm.

Biomedical Sciences
Dept. Chair: Jeri-Anne Lyons, Ph.D., End. 417, (414)229-3812, jlyons@uwm.edu Program Coordinator: Cindy Brown, END 463, (414)229-5299, cbrown@uwm.edu Student Advising: MER 115, (414)229-2758 Please note: NOTE: Students who are absent during first week of classes without instructor's permission may forfeit a place in class. Students will still be held responsible for dropping the class. COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES INTRODUCTORY/TOPICS COURSES: BMS(C L SCI) 101 Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Sciences; BMS(C L SCI) 205(NS) Introduction to Diagnostic Medicine; BMS(C L SCI) 232 Introduction to Nutrition; BMS(C L SCI) 260(SS) Introduction to Complementary and Alternative Medicine; BMS(C L SCI) 281 Dead Men Do Tell Tales: An Introduction to Forensic Science; COMSDIS 210(SS) Survey of Communication Disorders; HS 101 Introduction to Health and Disease; HS 105 (SS) Survey of the Health Professions; HCA 203(SS) Human Life Cycle; HS 222 Language of Medicine; HS 224 Introduction to Microcomputers for Allied Health Professions; KIN(HMS) 200 Introduction to Kinesiology; KIN(HMS) 230(NS) Health Aspects of Exercise and Nutrition; THERREC 203 Recreation as a Therapeutic Intervention, THERREC 103(HU) Introduction to Leisure FORENSIC SCIENCES Interdisciplinary certificate programs in forensic sciences are offered by the College of Health Sciences in cooperation with the College of Letters & Sciences and Helen Bader School of Social Welfare. For a listing of courses offered in the programs this semester, see the Forensic Sciences listing toward the end of this Schedule.
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BMS-536: Applied Clinical Microbiology (3 units; U )

Lectures and laboratory dealing with the systematic study of bacteria of medical importance to humans.

Notes:
Prereq: sr st in BioMed Sci (C L Sci) or cons prog dir.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 411	17220	12:00 PM-1:20 PM	MTWRF	05/28-06/15	Nardelli, Dean	END 107
Lecture also meets the week of June 10-14 from 8:30-9:50 AM. Students are required to have access to internet/computer. Consent required to audit.
		LAB 811	17221	1:30 PM-3:00 PM	MTWRF	05/28-06/15	Brown, Cynthia	END B90
Lab meets 5/28 - 6/14 M-F 1:30-3 PM and the week of 6/10 - 6/14 M-F 10-11:30 AM. Consent required to audit.

Business Administration
Additional tuition will be applied, regardless of the credit plateau, for all students enrolled in the UW-Milwaukee Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business' 200-600 level classes. The differential tuition rate is $21.22 per credit during the 2012-2013 academic year. Additional tuition will enhance the quality of education in the Lubar School of Business. DISTANCE EDUCATION COURSE FEES are assessed, regardless of the credit plateau, for all students enrolled in undergraduate program courses through UW-Milwaukee. The Distance Education Course fee for the Summer 2013 semester is $300 per 3-credit course. This fee is in addition to standard tuition and additional program costs. IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING PRIORITY ENROLLMENT PLAN FOR UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COURSES. 1. Pre-Business Administration Seniors and UWM special students who do not hold an undergraduate degree are not eligible to register for any 400, 500, or 600-level business courses. Please see the Business School academic advising staff in LUB N297 for more information. 2. Non-business degree students can register in 400, 500, or 600-level courses if they have completed course prerequisites and can provide evidence of GPA of 2.50 or above. 3. UWM special students who do not hold an undergraduate degree can register for 100, 200, and 300-level business courses if they meet course prerequisites, including class standing criteria. 4. Guest matriculates from other universities who are continuing degree students at their home universities are eligible to register in any Bus Adm courses if they meet course prerequisites, including class standing criteria. 5. Business Administration courses are not available to students on a credit/no credit grading basis. Exceptions: 394, 396, 397, 398, 400, 439, 449, 459, 469, 479, 489, 490, 494. 6. STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR ADVANCING TO A MAJOR IN THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Consistent with our grade point average policy for advancement to the business major, students who have a 2.50 cumulative grade point average or above (including transfer work, if any) are guaranteed admission. IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR GRADUATE BUSINESS STUDENTS 1. The Business School has two curricular areas - Business Administration (BUS ADM) and Business Management (BUSMGMT), Please check both areas for courses as well as seminars in management (Bus Adm 795). 2. Masters level foundation courses are Bus Adm 700-703. Contact the Business School Graduate Program Services Office if you have questions. 3. Enrollment in 900-level doctoral seminars is restricted to Ph.D. students. STUDENTS WHO DO NOT ATTEND CLASSES IN WHICH THEY ARE REGISTERED MAY BE DROPPED FROM THE COURSE. (See Registration portion of this Schedule for information about fees for students dropped by department). IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO MEET ALL PUBLISHED PREREQUISITES OF A COURSE; THE STUDENT MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED AT ANY TIME DURING THE SEMESTER IF THE PREREQUISITES ARE NOT MET.
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BUS ADM-311: Quality and Process Improvement (3 units; U ; FEE)

Improvement of manufacturing and service processes with Six Sigma. Methods including flowcharts, Pareto analysis, control charts, capability indices, designed experiments, and Balanced Scorecards.

Notes:
Prereq: soph st; Bus Adm 210(P) or 211(P).

GER		Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	(FEE)	3	LEC 011	17967	5:30 PM-8:50 PM	TR	05/28-07/06	Seavers, Robin	LUB N146
Hybrid course taught 30% online. Internet access required. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Additional Tuition $63.66. Consent required to audit.

BUS ADM-536: Business Intelligence (3 units; U ; FEE)

Introduction to business intelligence, with a focus on data warehousing and data mining. This course uses SAP Business Information Warehouse software.

Notes:
Prereq: jr st & admis to Bus Adm major; a grade of C or better in Bus Adm 335(P) or 336(P).

GER		Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	(FEE)	3	LEC 011	24616	5:30 PM-8:50 PM	MW	05/28-07/06	Sinha, Atish	LUB S241
Hybrid course taught 40% online. First class meets on campus on 5/29/13, with additional on-campus dates TBA. Internet/computer access required. Not open for credit to students with prior credit in Bus Adm 438, Business Intelligence, or Bus Adm 438, Data Warehousing. Additional Tuition $63.66. Consent required to audit.

BUS ADM-600: Management Analysis (3 units; U ; FEE)

Administrative processes under conditions of uncertainty including integrating analysis of policy determination at the overall management level. Capstone course in business administration.

Notes:
Prereq: sr st & admis to Bus Adm major; Bus Adm 302(202)(P) or 301(P); Bus Adm 330(P), 350(P), 360(P), & English 205(P).

GER		Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	(FEE)	3	LEC 011	17469	1:00 PM-4:20 PM	MW	05/28-07/06	Rathburn, Jude	LUB S241
Hybrid course taught 51-60% online. Internet access required. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Additional Tuition $63.66. Consent required to audit.

Computer Science
Chair: E. Munson (414) 229-4677, munson@uwm.edu Please note: Additional tuition, applied regardless of the credit plateau, is charged for all undergraduate and graduate courses offered through the UWM College of Engineering and Applied Science. The differential tuition rate will be set at $21.63 per credit during this academic year. The additional tuition will enhance the quality of education in engineering and computer science. STUDENTS WHO ARE ABSENT DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF A CEAS CLASS WITHOUT PERMISSION MAY BE DROPPED FROM THE CLASS. (See Registration portion of this Schedule for information about fees for students dropped by department). Due to space limitations, some courses may be restricted to students admitted to the College of Engineering & Applied Science.
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COMPSCI 101(211): Introduction to PC Application Software (3 units; U ; FEE)

Introduction to software applications of the personal computer, including word processing, desktop publishing, spreadsheets, and databases.

Notes:
Not open to CompSci students for cr. Prereq: none.

GER		Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	(FEE)	3	LEC 051	25035	5:00 PM-5:50 PM	T	05/28	McNally, Paul	TBA
	(FEE)				5:00 PM-5:50 PM	T	07/02
Hybrid - Course will meet in-person on 5/28 and 7/2. Room: EMS E285 Additional Tuition $62.40. Consent required to audit.

COMPSCI-150: Survey of Computer Science (3 units; U ; NS; FEE)

A survey of computer science. Topics include data storage and manipulation, operating systems and networks, algorithms and data structures, programming languages, artificial intelligence, and computability.

Notes:
Counts as repeat of CompSci 299 with similar topic. Prereq: none.

GER		Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
NS	(FEE)	3	LEC 051	18612	12:00 PM-12:50 PM	M	06/24	Rock, Jayson	EMS E160
NS	(FEE)				12:00 PM-12:50 PM	M	07/29
Additional Tuition $62.40.

Communication Sciences and Disorders
Chair: Marylou Gelfer, END 853, 229-6465 Undergraduate Program Coordinator: Shelley Lund, END 871, 229-4945 Graduate Program Coordinator: Carol Hubbard Seery, END 873, 229-4291 Student Advising: MER 115, (414)229-2758 1. Students intending to apply for an undergraduate major in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders may not repeat the following courses: ComSDis 220; ComSDis 230: ComSDis 240. This also applies to Second and non Degree students. 2. No student will be allowed to drop clinical practicum ComSDis 500, ComSDis 501 or ComSDis 720 without the consent of the Coordinator of Clinical Services. 3. Changes in undergraduate and graduate clinic registration may be necessitated by availability of supervisors and student priority. 4. Students who are absent during first week of class without instructor's permission may forfeit their place in class. 5. All students should contact their advisors prior to registration. Please note: NOTE: Students who are absent during first week of classes without instructor's permission may forfeit a place in class. Students will still be held responsible for dropping the class. COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES INTRODUCTORY/TOPICS COURSES: BMS(C L SCI) 101 Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Sciences; BMS(C L SCI) 205(NS) Introduction to Diagnostic Medicine; BMS(C L SCI) 232 Introduction to Nutrition; BMS(C L SCI) 260(SS) Introduction to Complementary and Alternative Medicine; BMS(C L SCI) 281 Dead Men Do Tell Tales: An Introduction to Forensic Science; COMSDIS 210(SS) Survey of Communication Disorders; HS 101 Introduction to Health and Disease; HS 105 (SS) Survey of the Health Professions; HCA 203(SS) Human Life Cycle; HS 222 Language of Medicine; HS 224 Introduction to Microcomputers for Allied Health Professions; KIN(HMS) 200 Introduction to Kinesiology; KIN(HMS) 230(NS) Health Aspects of Exercise and Nutrition; THERREC 203 Recreation as a Therapeutic Intervention, THERREC 103(HU) Introduction to Leisure FORENSIC SCIENCES Interdisciplinary certificate programs in forensic sciences are offered by the College of Health Sciences in cooperation with the College of Letters & Sciences and Helen Bader School of Social Welfare. For a listing of courses offered in the programs this semester, see the Forensic Sciences listing toward the end of this Schedule.
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COMSDIS-661: The Role of the Speech-language Pathologist in Literacy (2 units; U/G )

Language theory related to reading and writing disorders. Speech-language pathologist's role in assessment and intervention.

Notes:
Prereq: sr st; cons instr.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	2	LEC 021	23673	4:00 PM-5:45 PM	T	06/03-07/27	Sieff, Sherri	CRT 303
Consent required to audit.

Counseling
General Information: 229-4767 EDPSYDept@uwm.edu Chair: Nadya Fouad, END 773 229-6830 nadya@uwm.edu Please Note: The School of Education charges an additional special course fee for Distance Education (online) sections, these sections can be distinguished by a section number beginning with 2 (e.g., 201, 202). If the special course fee is not listed in the online Schedule of Classes, please contact the department.
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COUNS-820: Counseling Appraisal and Clinical Decision-Making (3 units; G )

Course will integrate science of psychology with counseling practice in order to promote development of advanced interviewing skills and intake reporting.

Notes:
Prereq: grad st; Couns 710(P).

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 031	19234	4:30 PM-7:55 PM	TR	06/10-06/22	Sapp, Marty	LUB S233
				-		06/21-07/20		TBA
Class meets face to face for the first two weeks of the session: 6/11, 6/13, 6/18, & 6/20. Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

Cultures and Communities
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ETHNIC-265: Hmong Americans: History, Culture, and Contemporary Life (3 units; U ; SS&)

Hmong American history, the effects of the Vietnam War on Hmong culture, and the history of the resulting refugee immigrants in America.

Notes:
Ethnic 265 & Hmong 265 are jointly offered; they count as repeats of one another. Prereq: none.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
SS&	3	LEC 311	24562	3:00 PM-5:00 PM	TR	05/28-06/22	Lo, Aline	SAB G28
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

HIST-150: Multicultural America (3 units; U ; HU&)

Cross-cultural study of U.S. ethnic and racial identities through materials from literature, history, and the media, with attention to African-, Asian-, Hispanic-, and Native-American experiences.

Notes:
Cultures and Communities Prog course; req'd service learning component. Prereq: none.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
HU&	3	LEC 391	25179	10:00 AM-12:40 PM	MW	07/22-08/17	Buff, Rachel	END 110	Word
No service learning requirement in the summer session. Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

Curriculum and Instruction
Department Chair: Dr. Raquel Oxford, roxford@uwm.edu, END 310, 229-4884/4814 Advising (Office of Academic Services): Phone (414) 229-4904, Fax (414) 229-4705, E-mail oas@uwm.edu IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION: 1. Undergraduate advising E-mail inquiries should be sent to the Office of Academic Services at: oas@uwm.edu. 2. Some Dept. of Curriculum and Instruction (CURRINS) courses are not open to University Special Students (including Summer Guest Students) or students who want to audit a course (written consent required to audit). Enrollment restrictions such as these can be viewed in the `Expand All' view of the Online Schedule of Classes, specifically in the `Notes' area following course prerequisites (if any), and directly above course section schedule information. Post-baccalaureate undergraduate special students, and non-degree graduate special students, must obtain department approval to enroll for these courses (END 310, 229-4814, cni@uwm.edu). 3. Students who do not meet course prerequisites may be administratively dropped. See Registration portion of this Schedule for information about fees for students dropped by department. 4. Students who do not attend classes in which they are registered may be administratively dropped. Students who do not attend the first class meeting are subject to this policy. See Registration portion of this Schedule for information about fees for students dropped by department. 5. Students accepted into Dept. of Curriculum and Instruction programs may be given priority registration for department courses for which Junior Standing is a prerequisite. 6. Student enrolled in CURRINS 300 or CURRINS 328: Field Experience hours must be completed during the semester of CURRINS 300 or CURRINS 328 enrollment. No extensions will be granted. 7. Permission Numbers: All requests for CURRINS course (enrollment) permission numbers should be submitted via email to the Dept. of Curriculum and Instruction email address: cni@uwm.edu. Each request should include: 1.) your full legal name, 2.) your UWM campus ID number, 3.) a daytime phone number, and 4.) the CURRINS course number and section number as published in the online Schedule of Classes. Requests for non-CURRINS course permission numbers should be directed to the specific department (School, College, or program) offering the desired course. 8. Official e-mail communication between the Dept. of Curriculum and Instruction and UWM students will be sent to assigned student UWM pantherLINK e-mail addresses. It is a student's responsibility to check her or his pantherLINK e-mail account regularly for important university and/or course related information (https://pantherlink.uwm.edu). If you do not check your PantherLink e-mail on a regular basis, then we suggest that you enter a pantherLINK e-mail account forward mail command routing e-mail to your preferred non-UWM e-mail address. Please note: The School of Education charges an additional special course fee for Distance Education (online) sections, these sections can be distinguished by a section number beginning with 2 (e.g., 201, 202). If the special course fee is not listed in the online Schedule of Classes, please contact the department.
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CURRINS-510: Cooperative Strategies for Pre and Early Adolescents (1 - 3 units; U/G )

Teaching and management strategies consistent with fostering productive learning environments for pre and early adolescents.

Notes:
May be retaken to max of 3 cr. Prereq: admis to School of Educ, or grad st.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	2	LEC 012	19438	5:30 PM-9:15 PM	W	05/28-06/29	Westrich, Kathleen	END 488
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed. For MACSTEP students only. This hybrid course meets in-person for the posted Wednesday start-end times, plus additional online course work to be arranged (including Monday online meetings with the instructor). Contact the listed instructor for additional information.

CURRINS-705: Research in Schools and Communities (3 units; G )

Overview of content and inquiry in curriculum and instruction.

Notes:
Prereq: grad st.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 011	19316	5:00 PM-7:45 PM	MF	05/28-06/22	Scolavino, Raymond	END 384
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Hybrid course: 50% online/50% face-to-face (F2F) on-campus. Posted meeting times are F2F. Online meetings TBA. Contact the listed instructor for additional information. Audit never allowed.

CURRINS-714: Analysis of Instruction to Improve Teaching and Learning (3 units; G )

Study of teaching behaviors and models. Examination of factors involved in deciding how to teach. Opportunity to analyze teaching and clarify personal teaching preferences.

Notes:
Prereq: grad st.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 011	19274	5:00 PM-8:10 PM	TF	05/28-07/06	Garcia, Jeremy	END 384	PDF
Hybrid course. Meets in-person (F2) on: (T) 5/28, (T) 6/4, (T) 6/11, (F) 6/21, & (T) 6/25. Meets online: (F) 5/31, (F) 6/7, (F) 6/14, (T) 6/18, (F) 6/28, (T) 7/2, & (F) 7/5. Contact the listed instructor for additional information. Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

CURRINS-729: Qualitative Research and Field Studies in Educational Settings (3 units; G )

Examination of qualitative techniques as applied to educational research and evaluation in schools, classrooms, and other educational settings.

Notes:
Not open to students who have cr in Ad Ldsp 729 which is identical to CurrIns 729. Prereq: grad st; Ed Psy 528(P) or equiv.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 031	19326	5:00 PM-8:10 PM	W	06/10-07/20	Hawkins, Jeffrey	END 384	Word
Hybrid course: Meets 50% online & 50% in person on-campus (weekly). Posted meeting times are the actual on-campus weekly meetings. Contact the listed instructor for additional information. Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

CURRINS-800: Master's Seminar in Curriculum and Instruction (3 units; G )

Required for all curriculum and instruction students. Students develop and defend a seminar project. Master's examination is in conjunction with the seminar.

Notes:
Prereq: grad st; 27 grad cr; cons dept; cons advisor
Course Notes: Students who intend to graduate at the end of their CURRINS 800 enrollment term (semester) must apply to graduate by the published deadline for that term. For graduation application deadlines, please visit the UWM Graduate School's "Graduation Dates and Deadlines" webpage at: http://www.graduateschool.uwm.edu/students/current/graduation/deadlines/.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	SEM 051	19287	9:00 AM-11:25 AM	TF	06/24-08/17	Post, Linda	END 388
This hybrid class meets face-to-face on: 6/28, 7/2, & 8/16, 9:00am-11:25am. Enrolled students are required to meet with the instructor prior to the first class meeting scheduled for Friday, 6/28. The instructor will contact enrolled students to schedule individual meetings & provide instructions for that meeting. Enrollment in this course is controlled. Eligible students seeking to enroll must send an email enrollment request (for a PAWS enrollment permission number) to the Dept. of Curriculum and Instruction email address: cni@uwm.edu. The email must include: (1) complete student full name as listed in PAWS. (2) UWM Campus ID Number. (3) student's Dept. of C&I faculty advisor name (for enrollment need verification). (4) daytime contact phone number. Consent required to audit.

CURRINS-839: Practicum in Writing from Qualitative Research for Educational Settings (3 units; G )

Practice in writing from qualitative research data and analysis of qualitative text.

Notes:
Not open to students who have cr in Ad Ldsp 839 which is identical to CurrIns 839. Prereq: grad st; Ad Ldsp or CurrIns 729(P) & 829(P).

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	FLD 031	19332	5:00 PM-8:10 PM	W	06/10-07/20	Bales, Barbara	END 109
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Hybrid course: Meets 50% online/50% face-to-face (F2F) on-campus. Posted meeting times are every week. For additional information, contact the listed instructor, Prof. Barbara Bales (bbales@uwm.edu).

Ethnic Studies, Comparative
Coordinator: Rachel Buff HLT 388 229-6483 Please note: Ethnic 203 "Western Great Lakes American Indian Community Life of the Past" has been moved to the American Indian Studies curricular area. Students should enroll in AIS 203-001. The College of Letters & Science charges an additional special course fee for Distance Education (online) sections. These sections can be distinguished by a section number beginning with 2-- (e.g., 201, 202). If the special course fee is not listed in the Schedule of Classes, please contact Andy Cuneo, L&S Student Academic Services, via e-mail, acuneo@uwm.edu, or phone (414) 229-2787.
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ETHNIC-265: Hmong Americans: History, Culture, and Contemporary Life (3 units; U ; SS&)

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
SS&	3	LEC 311	24562	3:00 PM-5:00 PM	TR	05/28-06/22	Lo, Aline	SAB G28
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

Exceptional Education
Chair: Elise Frattura, END 695 For additional information regarding Exceptional Education enrollment contact Cindy Pharm, (414) 229-6597, cpharm@uwm.edu. The School of Education charges an additional special course fee for Distance Education (online) sections, these sections can be distinguished by a section number beginning with 2 (e.g., 201, 202). If the special course fee is not listed in the online Schedule of Classes, please contact the department.
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EXCEDUC-531: Inclusion for Secondary Educators: Humanities, the Arts, Foreign Language (3 units; U/G )

Understanding the needs of secondary level students with handicaps, emphasizing methods of assessment and programming in mainstreamed settings.

Notes:
Counts as repeat of ExcEduc 530 and 605. Prereq: jr st & admis to School of Educ; or grad st.
Not open to University Special Students

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 071	18991	1:00 PM-4:30 PM	MWF	07/08-08/03	Owens, Laura	END 674
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Consent required to audit.

EXCEDUC-568: Curriculum and Methods for Special Education: Birth to Three (3 units; U/G )

Designed for teachers serving infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families.

Notes:
Prereq: jr st; admis to ExcEduc prog; ExcEduc 647(C).

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 042	25161	4:30 PM-7:55 PM	T	06/17-07/27	Meier, Michele	END 674
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Class meets face-to-face on Tuesdays. Consent required to audit.

EXCEDUC-570: Curriculum and Methods for Special Education: Primary (3 units; U/G )

Designed for teachers serving primary children with disabilities and their families.

Notes:
Prereq: jr st; admis to ExcEduc prog; ExcEduc 649(C).

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 051	19216	5:00 PM-8:10 PM	M	06/17-08/03	Kilp, Frederick	TBA
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Consent required to audit.

EXCEDUC 662(731): Collaborative Strategies (3 units; U/G )

Provides the teacher with techniques that will assist in establishing relationships with other professionals, parents, and community agencies.

Notes:
Prereq: jr st; ExcEduc 300(P), 600(P), or 605(P); admis to Post-Bac Cert prog or cons instr.
Not open to University Special Students

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 011	19320	5:00 PM-7:40 PM	TR	05/28-07/06	Drame, Elizabeth	SAB G28
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Consent required to audit.

EXCEDUC-715: Issues and Trends in Exceptional Education (3 units; G )

Designed for students with entry level experience in exceptional education, the course reviews the exceptional education populations, methodology and current issues and trends.

Notes:
Prereq: grad st; ExcEduc 300 or equiv or cons dept.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 052	25187	4:30 PM-7:50 PM	MW	06/17-08/03	Ford, Alison	TBA
Class will meet online 7/1, 7/8, 7/10. No class on 7/3. Last day of class will be Monday, 7/29. Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

EXCEDUC-815: Capstone Course In Special Education (3 units; G )

Culmination of course work during the graduate program leading to the development of the thesis or graduate project.

Notes:
Prereq: grad st; ExcEduc 715(P).

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 051	19276	4:30 PM-7:50 PM	MW	06/17-08/03	Ford, Alison	END 698
Class will meet online 7/1, 7/8, 7/10. No class on 7/3. Last day of class will be Monday, 7/29. Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

French
Chair: Peter Paik CRT 772 229-4382 Coordinator: Lawrence Kuiper CRT 782 229-5966 The College of Letters & Science charges an additional special course fee for Distance Education (online) sections. These sections can be distinguished by a section number beginning with 2-- (e.g., 201, 202). If the special course fee is not listed in the Schedule of Classes, please contact Andy Cuneo, L&S Student Academic Services, via e-mail, acuneo@uwm.edu, or phone (414) 229-2787.
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FRENCH-145: Views of France: (3 units; U ; HU)

In-depth study of selected aspects of French civilization as reflected in literature.

Notes:
Retakable w/chg in topic to 9 cr max. Prereq: none.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
Learning French Culture through Cuisine
HU	3	LEC 391	22642	10:00 AM-12:30 PM	MW	07/22-08/17	Anderson, Eric	CRT 209
Course taught partially on-line. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

French and Francophone Studies
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FRENCH-145: Views of France: (3 units; U ; HU)

In-depth study of selected aspects of French civilization as reflected in literature.

Notes:
Retakable w/chg in topic to 9 cr max. Prereq: none.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
Learning French Culture through Cuisine
HU	3	LEC 391	22642	10:00 AM-12:30 PM	MW	07/22-08/17	Anderson, Eric	CRT 209
Course taught partially on-line. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

Freshwater Sciences
Academic Program Manager: Margret Petrie, petriem@uwm.edu, GLRF 108
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FRSHWTR-980: Graduate Internship (1 - 3 units; G )

Students earn credits for serving in an internship that involves work related to freshwater sciences disciplines. They must prepare a report based on the internship.

Notes:
Retakable w/chg in topic to 6 cr max. Prereq: grad st; cons instr.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	FLD 201	24295	-		05/28-08/17	Carvan, Michael	TBA
This section for SFS Professional Science track MS students only. Taught mainly online; internet access and ongoing D2L postings and discussion required. Students required to give in-person oral presentation. Internship requires 480 hours: 3 months full time or equivalent. Audit never allowed.

History
Chair: Merry Wiesner-Hanks, HLT 342B 229-4361, merrywh@uwm.edu STUDENTS WHO DO NOT ATTEND CLASS (INCLUDING DISCUSSIONS) OR CONTACT THE INSTRUCTOR DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES MAY BE DROPPED ADMINISTRATIVELY. Please note: The College of Letters & Science charges an additional special course fee for Distance Education (online) sections. These sections can be distinguished by a section number beginning with 2-- (e.g., 201, 202). If the special course fee is not listed in the Schedule of Classes, please contact Andy Cuneo, L&S Student Academic Services, via e-mail, acuneo@uwm.edu, or phone (414) 229-2787.
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HIST-150: Multicultural America (3 units; U ; HU&)

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
HU&	3	LEC 391	25179	10:00 AM-12:40 PM	MW	07/22-08/17	Buff, Rachel	END 110	Word
No service learning requirement in the summer session. Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

HIST-200: Historical Roots of Contemporary Issues: (3 units; U ; SS)

This course examines the historical dimensions and demonstrates the importance of historical thinking for the understanding of contemporary problems and crises.

Notes:
Retakable w/chg in topic. Prereq: none.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
(SS&)The Civil Rights Movement in America
SS&	3	LEC 391	24425	9:00 AM-11:40 AM	TR	07/22-08/17	Carter, Gregory	HLT 190
Course taught partially online. Computer/Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition charged.

HIST-293: Seminar on Historical Method: Theory and Approach (3 units; U ; HU)

Systematic exploration of the varieties of historical thought and of common problems in writing history, including causation, generalization, objectivity, purpose and value of history.

Notes:
Not open for cr to students w/cr in, and does not count as repeat of, Hist 291. Prereq: none.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
HU	3	SEM 311	22626	9:00 AM-11:40 AM	TR	05/28-06/22	Buff, Rachel	HLT 341
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Consent required to audit.

HIST-600: Seminar in History: (3 units; U )

In-depth investigation of a period or theme in history. Emphasis on designing and writing a research paper based on primary and secondary sources.

Notes:
Retakable w/chg in topic with petition to department chair to 6 cr max. Prereq: sr st; satisfaction of GER English Composition & Math Skills competency reqs; Hist 288(P), 291(P), 293(P), 294(P), 594(P), 595(P), or 596(P); declared Hist major or Educ/Soc Studies-Broad Field Hist major.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
Race Relations in America
	3	SEM 051	24423	9:00 AM-11:40 AM	TR	06/24-07/20	Carter, Gregory	HLT 341
Course taught partially online. Computer/Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition charged. Consent required to audit.

Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies
Chair: David Allen JOH 110A 229-4619 www.jams.uwm.edu IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION: 1. Some Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies courses are not open to University Special Students (including Summer Guest Students) or students who want to audit a course (written consent required to audit). Enrollment restrictions such as these can be viewed in the `Expand All' view of the Online Schedule of Classes, specifically in the `Notes' area following course prerequisites. 2. Students who enroll in a Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies course without meeting all course prerequisites may be administratively dropped. See Registration portion of this Schedule for information about fees for students dropped by department. 3. Enrolled students who do not attend the first week of a Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies course may be administratively dropped. A student who misses the first day of class should contact the instructor, either in person or via telephone / email. See Registration portion of this Schedule for information about fees for students dropped by department. 4. Official e-mail communication between the Department of Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies and admitted UWM students will be sent to assigned student UWM PantherLink e-mail addresses (https://pantherlink.uwm.edu). It is a student's responsibility to check her or his PantherLink e-mail account regularly for important university and/or course related information (or to input a PantherLink forward mail command routing email to any other preferred non-UWM email address). Please note: The College of Letters & Science charges an additional special course fee for Distance Education (online) sections. These sections can be distinguished by a section number beginning with a 2-- (e.g., 201, 202). If the special course fee is not listed in the Schedule of Classes, please contact a fee specialist at (414) 229-3796. The College of Letters & Science charges an additional special course fee for Distance Education (online) sections. These sections can be distinguished by a section number beginning with 2-- (e.g., 201, 202). If the special course fee is not listed in the Schedule of Classes, please contact Andy Cuneo, L&S Student Academic Services, via e-mail, acuneo@uwm.edu, or phone (414) 229-2787.
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JAMS-380: Special Topics in Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies: (3 units; U )

Special topics not addressed in regularly-approved courses.

Notes:
Retakable w/chg in topic to 9 cr max. Prereq: jr st; any add'l prereqs announced in Schedule of Classes.
Not open to University Special Students

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
Digital Audio Production
	3	LEC 051	24842	-		06/24-07/20	Terry, Christopher	TBA
				9:30 AM-12:10 PM	M	06/24		JOH G10
				9:30 AM-12:10 PM	M	07/08
				9:30 AM-12:10 PM	T	07/16
Class meets 6/24, 7/8 and 7/16. Course taught partially on-line. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

Literature in Translation
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FRENCH-145: Views of France: (3 units; U ; HU)

In-depth study of selected aspects of French civilization as reflected in literature.

Notes:
Retakable w/chg in topic to 9 cr max. Prereq: none.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
Learning French Culture through Cuisine
HU	3	LEC 391	22642	10:00 AM-12:30 PM	MW	07/22-08/17	Anderson, Eric	CRT 209
Course taught partially on-line. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy Chair :Carol Haertlein Sells, END 929, (414)229-6922 Occupational Therapy Program Director: Joyce Engel, END 977, (414)229-5534 Student Advising: MER 115, (414)229-2758 Please note: NOTE: Students who are absent during first week of classes without instructor's permission may forfeit a place in class. Students will still be held responsible for dropping the class. COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES INTRODUCTORY/TOPICS COURSES: BMS(C L SCI) 101 Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Sciences; BMS(C L SCI) 205(NS) Introduction to Diagnostic Medicine; BMS(C L SCI) 232 Introduction to Nutrition; BMS(C L SCI) 260(SS) Introduction to Complementary and Alternative Medicine; BMS(C L SCI) 281 Dead Men Do Tell Tales: An Introduction to Forensic Science; COMSDIS 210(SS) Survey of Communication Disorders; HS 101 Introduction to Health and Disease; HS 105 (SS) Survey of the Health Professions; HCA 203(SS) Human Life Cycle; HS 222 Language of Medicine; HS 224 Introduction to Microcomputers for Allied Health Professions; KIN(HMS) 200 Introduction to Kinesiology; KIN(HMS) 230(NS) Health Aspects of Exercise and Nutrition; THERREC 203 Recreation as a Therapeutic Intervention, THERREC 103(HU) Introduction to Leisure FORENSIC SCIENCES Interdisciplinary certificate programs in forensic sciences are offered by the College of Health Sciences in cooperation with the College of Letters & Sciences and Helen Bader School of Social Welfare. For a listing of courses offered in the programs this semester, see the Forensic Sciences listing toward the end of this Schedule.
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OCCTHPY-740: Advanced Topics in Pediatric Occupational Therapy Practice (3 units; G )

Examines current practices and future trends for evaluation and treatment of occupational performance between birth and 21 years of age within family and community contexts.

Notes:
Prereq: grad st.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	SEM 021	23609	11:00 AM-1:20 PM	TR	06/03-07/27	Clough, Cynthia	END 995
A portion of this course will be conducted on-line. Students are required to have access to internet/computer.

Seminars, L&S Undergraduate
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HIST-293: Seminar on Historical Method: Theory and Approach (3 units; U ; HU)

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
HU	3	SEM 311	22626	9:00 AM-11:40 AM	TR	05/28-06/22	Buff, Rachel	HLT 341
Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed. Consent required to audit.

HIST-600: Seminar in History: (3 units; U )

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
Race Relations in America
	3	SEM 051	24423	9:00 AM-11:40 AM	TR	06/24-07/20	Carter, Gregory	HLT 341
Course taught partially online. Computer/Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition charged. Consent required to audit.

Service Learning
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HIST-150: Multicultural America (3 units; U ; HU&)

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
HU&	3	LEC 391	25179	10:00 AM-12:40 PM	MW	07/22-08/17	Buff, Rachel	END 110	Word
No service learning requirement in the summer session. Course taught partially online. Internet access req'd. Regular UWM tuition assessed.

Therapeutic Recreation
Occupational Therapy Chair: Virginia Stoffel, END 989, 229-4713 Program Director: Patricia Thomas, END 935, 229-2507 Student Advising: MER 115, (414)229-2758 Please note: NOTE: Students who are absent during first week of classes without instructor's permission may forfeit a place in class. Students will still be held responsible for dropping the class. COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES INTRODUCTORY/TOPICS COURSES: BMS(C L SCI) 101 Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Sciences; BMS(C L SCI) 205(NS) Introduction to Diagnostic Medicine; BMS(C L SCI) 232 Introduction to Nutrition; BMS(C L SCI) 260(SS) Introduction to Complementary and Alternative Medicine; BMS(C L SCI) 281 Dead Men Do Tell Tales: An Introduction to Forensic Science; COMSDIS 210(SS) Survey of Communication Disorders; HS 101 Introduction to Health and Disease; HS 105 (SS) Survey of the Health Professions; HCA 203(SS) Human Life Cycle; HS 222 Language of Medicine; HS 224 Introduction to Microcomputers for Allied Health Professions; KIN(HMS) 200 Introduction to Kinesiology; KIN(HMS) 230(NS) Health Aspects of Exercise and Nutrition; THERREC 203 Recreation as a Therapeutic Intervention, THERREC 103(HU) Introduction to Leisure FORENSIC SCIENCES Interdisciplinary certificate programs in forensic sciences are offered by the College of Health Sciences in cooperation with the College of Letters & Sciences and Helen Bader School of Social Welfare. For a listing of courses offered in the programs this semester, see the Forensic Sciences listing toward the end of this Schedule.
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THERREC-203: Therapeutic Recreation Process (3 units; U )

Study of Therapeutic Recreation (TR) process including the values and underpinning of practice, and the inter-relationships between TR, health care and human service professionals.

Notes:
Counts as a repeat of TherRec 390 with same topic. Course taught completely online. Prereq: none.

GER	Units	Section	Class#	Hours	Days	Dates	Instructor	Room	Syllabus
	3	LEC 011	23627	-		05/28-08/17	Thomas, Patricia	TBA
Course taught primarily on-line. Course meeting times are TBA upon discussion with the Instructor. Internet/computer access required. Consent required to audit.

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