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IMPORTANT INFORMATIONYour communication from Lamar State College-Port Arthur will be sent to your

My.LamarPa.edu account. You MUST check your my.lamarpa.edu daily to ensure success with your advising, registration, class scheduling and financial aid.

Students dropped for non-payment will be charged a $50 reinstatement fee every time they are dropped.

SPRING 2015 IMPORTANT DATESJanuary 6: Payment due for early registrationJanuary 9: Deadline to receive bacterial meningitis immunizationJanuary 20: Spring Semester Begins-1st class day for 16 week courses & 8 week online session I begins January 21: Course cancellation for non-payment (16 week courses & online session I)January 23: Final drop for spring non-payment (16 week courses) January 23: Final day for tuition payment for online session IJanuary 23: Final day for schedule revisions/ late registration with penalty feeJanuary 27: Census Date (8 week online session I)February 4: Census Date/ 12th class day (16 week courses) Last day to drop with a refund February 10: Last day to drop a course or withdraw without academic penalty (8 week session I)February 24: First tuition and fee payment due (16 week courses)February 27: Last day to drop a course or withdraw with academic penalty (8 week session I)March 6: Final day to drop or withdraw without academic penalty (16 week courses)March 13: Final class day/ final exams day (8 week session I)March 16-20: Spring Break (no classes)March 23: Classes resume (16 week courses)March 23: First day of class (8 week session II)March 24: Course cancellation for non-payment (8 week session II)March 26: Final day for tuition payment (8 week session II)March 26: Final drop for spring non-payment (8 week session II) March 30: Census date (8 week session II)March 30: Semester is 60% complete-critical for financial aid students (16 week courses)March 31: Second tuition and fee installment payment due (16 week courses)April 3: Good Friday (no classes-offices closed) April 6: Final day to drop with academic penalty (16 week courses)April 9: Last day to drop a course or withdraw with academic penalty (8 week session II)May 4: Last day to drop or withdraw from a course with academic penalty (8 week session II)May 6: Final class day (16 week courses)May 7: Final exams begin for day classes (16 week courses)May 13: Final class day/ final exams day (8 week session II)May 15: Spring 2015 Commencement, 6:30pm Parker Center

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Lamar State College-Port Arthur Mission StatementLamar State College – Port Arthur, a member of The Texas State University System, is an open-access, comprehensive public two-

year college offering quality and affordable instruction leading to associate degrees and a variety of certificates. The College embraces thepremise that education is an ongoing process that enhances career potential, broadens intellectual horizons, and enriches life.

Core Values:• Shared commitment by faculty, staff and administration to a mission characterized by student leaning, diversity, and community in-

volvement• General education/core curriculum that develops the values and concepts that allow the student to make a meaningful contribution in

the workplace or community• Academic and technical programs designed to fulfill our commitment to accommodate students with diverse goals and backgrounds,

using a variety of delivery methods, on and off campus• Technical education programs that provide for the acquisition of the knowledge, skills, and behavior necessary for initial and contin-

ued employment• Student achievement characterized by attainment of individual goals and measured by successful accomplishments and completion

of curriculum• Co-curricular opportunities that develop social, financial and civic acuity.

Principles:Lamar State College – Port Arthur operates in the belief that all individuals should be:• Treated with dignity and respect;• Afforded equal opportunity to acquire a complete educational experience;• Given an opportunity to discover and develop their special aptitudes and insights; and,• Are provided an opportunity to equip themselves for a fulfilling life and responsible citizenship in a world characterized by change.

LAMAR STATE COLLEGE-PORT ARTHURSPRING 2015 SCHEDULE TABLE OF CONTENTS

55+ Courses ............................................................51Academic Calendar ..............................................22Academic Partnership Courses ............................48Am I Admitted? ......................................................7Bacterial Meningitis ................................................5Campus Calendar of Events ................................53Campus Map..........................................................54Clery Act ................................................................19Core Curriculum ....................................................6Course Schedule ..............................................28-42Crosswalks..............................................................20Degree Evaluation ..................................................9Developmental Classes ..........................................25Direct Deposit Information ..................................18Final Exam Schedule ............................................49Financial Aid Deadlines ........................................11Financial Aid Do’s and Don’ts ........................15-16Graduation Applications ......................................25Important Dates ......................................................1

Important Phone Numbers ..................................52IRS Retrieval Tool ................................................13Microsoft Office: Free For Students ....................27Mission Statement ..................................................2My Financial Aid ..................................................12My.LamarPA.edu ....................................................8Online Classes-Are They For You? ......................26Online Course Schedule ..................................43-47Online Registration ..............................................10Registration and Payment Information ................3Registration Notes ................................................23Registration Schedule............................................21Residual Financial Aid Funds ................................4Six Drop Rule ..........................................................6Texas Grant/TEOG Program ..............................14Tobacco-Free Policy ..............................................20Tuition and Fees Chart..........................................24Withdrawal and Refund Schedule ........................4What is SAP? ........................................................17

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LAMAR STATE COLLEGE-PORT ARTHURSPRING 2015

REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT INFORMATIONSPRING 2015 REGISTRATION

Advising Begins ......................................................................October 27Last names from M-Z,May Graduates & Students with disabilities ....................November 3-7Last names from A-L ......................................................November 10-14Open registration..............................................November 17-January 16

LSC-PA is enforcing MULTIPLE drop for non-payment deadlines for each semester, including Session I & Session II 8-week courses. Do not take a chance of losing the courses you need.

You must have your tuition paid by the published dates.

SPRING 2015 (16 WEEK SEMESTER & SESSION I 8-WEEK)1st Drop Deadline:......................................................................January 62nd Drop Deadline:..........................January 21st (second day of class)Final Drop Deadline: ........................January 23rd (fourth day of class)

SPRING 2015 (SESSION II 8-WEEK)

1st Drop Deadline: ......................................................................March 172nd Drop Deadline:......................................................................March 24Final Drop Deadline:....................................................................March 26

ATTENTION: There will be a $50 reinstatement fee charged every time your classesare canceled for non-payment. Notices are sent to your my.lamarpa.edu email

account regarding unpaid balances and course cancellations.

LATE REGISTRATION DATES

Jan. 20-23 ..........................................................................8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

All students who register late will be required to have payment made by 5 p.m. on the same day.

You must be admitted to college before you are assigned a MyLamarPA computer account. Click on the “Am I Admitted?”button and “My Financial Aid” button at www.lamarpa.edu to check your admissions and financial aid status. It is importantto check your email daily during peak registration times for any information regarding financial aid funding and registration.This includes two weeks prior to school and two weeks after classes have begun.

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Spring 2015 Withdrawal and Refund Schedule

LSC-PA STUDENTS WITHDRAWING/DROPPING ALL COURSES16 Week SemesterPrior to January 20 ............................................................................100%January 20-26 ......................................................................................80%January 27-February 2 ........................................................................70%February 3-9 ........................................................................................50%February 10-16 ....................................................................................25%No refunds after February 16

8 Week Session IPrior to January 20 ............................................................................100%January 20-22 ......................................................................................80%January 23-27 ......................................................................................50%No refunds after January 27

8 Week Session IIPrior to March 23................................................................................100%March 23-25 ..........................................................................................80%March 26-30 ..........................................................................................50%No refunds after March 30

**ALL REFUNDS ARE LESS A $20 MATRICULATION FEE

Where are my financial aid & scholarship residualfunds after tuition & fees have been paid?

As a service to students and to speed the use of residual financial aid and scholarship funds, LSC-PA will establish acredit account at our LSC-PA Bookstore for students to charge books and supplies for the beginning of semester. This isin keeping with the Department of Education directive to make these funds available to students for books and suppliesafter the initial funds have been applied to tuition and fees. Approximately after the first week of classes, funds will be re-moved from the Bookstore, reconciled, and released to the student’s designated ACH account (bank, savings & loan, etc.)

REFER TO PAGE18 FOR DIRECTIONS ON SETTING UP ACH DIRECT DEPOSIT.CONTACT LSC-PA BOOKSTORE AT 409-984-6388 OR VISIT HTTP://LAMAR-PA.BNCOLLEGE.COM

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CHECK IT OUT!

Texas Common Course Numbering SystemThe Texas Common Course Numbering System assists transfer students in the transition

from one institution to another. Colleges participating in the Common Course Numbering System identify “common” courses taught on their campuses.

All courses designed for transfer adhere to the Common Course Numbering System. Students with questions about course transferability should check with the appropriate

department at the institution to which they want to transfer.

What every college student should know ...Important information can be found

in our online catalog about the topics below.Log on to www.lamarpa.edu

and select “College Catalog”

ATTENTION—All Texas New, Re-Admit or Transfer Applicants:You are subject to the Texas Bacterial Meningitis Law

The Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination is required for all new students under age 22.This includes ALL transfer students and students that have taken either a fall or spring se-mester off from college.

All first-time freshman, transfer students, and students who have taken a leave of ab-sence from school in either a fall or spring semester must have received this vaccinationduring the five-year period immediately preceding and at least 10 days prior to the firstday of the semester enrolled or re-enrolled.

NOTE: This law, as of January 1, 2014, applies to every Texas public, private, and in-dependent college and university.

DEADLINE TO RECEIVE BACTERIAL MENINGITIS VACCINATIONTO ATTEND THE SPRING 2015 TERM:

JANUARY 9, 2015

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Core CurriculumIn accordance with the Texas Education Code, Lamar State College-Port Arthur

designed a core curriculum of 42 credit hours of academic courses encompassing communication, mathematics, life & physical sciences, language, philosophy, & culture, creative arts, American history, government/political science, social/behavioral sciences

and a component area option. A student successfully completing the entire core curriculum at Lamar State College-Port Arthur may transfer that block of courses to any other state supported institution in Texas. The transferring student shall receive academic

credit for each of the courses transferred and may not be required to take additional core curriculum courses at the receiving institution.

"Six Drop Rule"

Senate Bill 1231, Course Drop Limitation for UndergraduatesThis bill provides that, except for several specific instances of good cause,

undergraduate students enrolling as first-time freshmen at a public institution of higher education in fall 2007 or later will be limited to a total of six droppedcourses during their entire undergraduate career. This bill affects all students

at Texas public colleges and universities.

For further information, please contact an Admission Advisor

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How to Set Up Direct Deposit with LSC-PAYOU MUST HAVE A PERSONAL BANK

ACCOUNT NUMBER AND ROUTING NUMBER

1. Log in to your my.lamarpa.edu account2. Click the “My Services” tab3. Click the “Student” tab

4. Select the “Student Payment Center” link5. Select the “e-Refunds” link

6. Follow the on-screen instructions to set up your direct deposit

All students receiving any refunds (financial aid, scholarships, dropping a class, etc.) MUST sign up for direct deposit.Contact the Business Office at 409-984-6126 with any

questions regarding setting up direct deposit.If you are unable to log in to your myLamarPA account or

have issues accessing any links within your account, contact IT Services for further assistance at 409-984-6150.

Title IX – Jeanne Clery Act amended to now includeThe Campus SaVE Act

The Campus Sexual Violence Elimination Act, or The Campus SaVE Act (SaVE), is a 2013 amendment to the federalJeanne Clery Act.

SaVE was designed by advocates along with victims/survivors and championed by a bi-partisan coalition in Congress asa companion to Title IX that will help bolster the response to and prevention of sexual violence in higher education. PresidentObama signed the measure into law as part of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013 on March 7, 2013.

SaVE requires colleges and universities, both public and private, participating in federal student aid programs (coveringvirtually every campus in the United States) to increase transparency about the scope of sexual violence on campus, guaran-tee victims enhanced rights, provide for standards in institutional conduct proceedings, and provide campus community wideprevention educational programming.

SaVE seeks to address the violence women face on campus: the highest rates of stalking, the highest risk of nonfatal inti-mate partner violence, and 20-25% of female students experiencing rape or attempted rape.

• SaVE requires that incidents of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking be disclosed in annualcampus crime statistic reports.

• SaVE clarifies minimum standards for institutional disciplinary procedures covering domestic violence, dating violence,sexual assault, and stalking.

• SaVE instructs colleges and universities to provide programming for students and employees addressing the issues ofdomestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking.

• SaVE establishes collaboration between the U.S. Departments of Justice, Education, and Health and Human Services tocollect and disseminate best practices for preventing and responding to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault,and stalking.

Education programs shall include:• Primary prevention and awareness programs for all incoming students and new employees• Safe and positive options for bystander intervention• Information on risk reduction to recognize warning signs of abusive behavior• Ongoing prevention and awareness programs for students and faculty

Lamar State College-Port Arthur is committed to providing an educational environment free from all forms of discriminationand harassment, including gender-based discrimination and harassment. Sexual harassment, which includes sexual violence,is a form of harassment. Lamar-Port Arthur also provides support and resources to students, faculty, and staff to address con-cerns related to gender-based discrimination and harassment, including sexual misconduct.

Allison Wright is Lamar State College-Port Arthur’s Title IX Campus/Save Act Coordinator who can assist with questionsand is responsible to respond and if necessary resolve complaints that may be of this nature

Lamar State College- Port Arthur’s Title IX Coordinator plays an integral role to provide positive living, learning, and work-ing environments for the LSCPA community. Any student, faculty or staff member, or applicant for admission or employmentwho has concerns about gender-based discrimination and harassment, including sexual misconduct, is encouraged to seekthe assistance of a Title IX coordinator.

Lamar State College-Port Arthur’s Title IX Coordinator isAllison Wright, Purchasing Manager/Title IX Coordinator

Lamar State College-Port ArthurPurchasing Manager

Business/Finance Office1501 Procter Street, Office 122

Port Arthur, TX 77640Phone: (409) 984-6117

Email: verretar@lamarpa.edu

READ MORE AT WWW.LAMARPA.EDU/TITLE_IX

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FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY!Please use the crosswalks on campus.

When a pedestrian is in the crosswalk,vehicles must yield he right of way to the pedestrian. However, a pedestrian may not

proceed into a crosswalk, from a safe location,when vehicular traffic is in such proximitythat it is impossible for the vehicle to stop.

You are subject to a city or state fine (ticket) if these regulations are not upheld.

Lamar State College-Port Arthur ~ Texas State University System

Tobacco-Free Policy

Lamar State College-Port Arthur, along with all eight of The Texas State University System colleges and universities, sees to provide a safe, healthy, pleasant

environment for its faculty, staff, students and visitors. Because there are no safe tobacco products, the logical action is to promote a campus that is tobacco-free.

To this end, the use of tobacco products shall be prohibited in the Lamar State College-Port Arthur campus buildings, grounds and college vehicles.

The policy extends to faculty, staff, students, vendors, guests and visitors.

Please refer to the Student Handbook and College Catalog for moreinformation regarding details of the Tobacco-Free Policy.

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“KNOW YOUR DATES”REGISTRATION PROCEDURES

Lamar State College-Port Arthur will hold web registration for spring 2015. In order to register through yourmy.lamarpa.edu account, you must be a current student not subject to TSI restrictions. New students are not eligible toregister through the my.lamarpa.edu account; they must come in and meet with an advisor first. All students are encouragedto speak with an Admission Advisor or run a degree evaluation through their my.lamarpa.edu account.

Students may register by web or in person according to the alphabetic registration schedule listed below. Lamar studentgroups exempt from the alphabetic listing are students with disabilities and graduating students. Students who have notmet ALL TSI requirements must register in person with an advisor. Students with financial or other holds cannot registeruntil all holds have been cleared.

ALPHABETIC REGISTRATION SCHEDULE FOR SPRING 2015(16 WEEK AND 8 WEEK SESSION I)

ALPHABET DATE PAYMENT DUEAdvising Begins ......................................Oct. 27M-Z, May Graduates,Students with Disabilities......................Nov. 3 -7 ..........................................Jan. 6, 21, 23 A-L ..........................................................Nov. 10-14..........................................Jan. 6, 21, 23 Open Registration ............................Nov. 17-Jan.16 ......................................Jan. 6, 21, 23

LATE REGISTRATION FOR SPRING 2015Jan. 20-23, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Students who early register for spring 2015 must pay their fees by the published due dates or their classes will be cancelled for non-payment. There will be a $50 reinstatement

fee charged each time classes are cancelled due to non-payment.

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SPRING 2015 ACADEMIC CALENDARGENERAL REGISTRATION

16-week & 8-week Session I ..............................................Nov. 3-Jan. 168-week Session II ............................................................Nov. 3-March 23

LATE REGISTRATIONAll Sessions ..................................................Jan. 20–23, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Late registration is handled through the Admissions Office, 3rd floor of the Student Center. THERE IS A LATE REGISTRATION FEE OF $10. The late fee is based on the date of payment, not the registration date.

FIRST DAY OF CLASS16-week Session ............................................................................Jan. 208-week Session I ............................................................................Jan. 208-week Session II ........................................................................March 23

LAST DAY FOR SCHEDULE CHANGES16-week Session ............................................................................Jan. 238-week Session I ............................................................................Jan. 238-week Session II ........................................................................March 26

HOLIDAYSMartin Luther King Jr. Holiday ......................................................Jan. 19Spring Break ..........................................................................March 16-20Good Friday......................................................................................April 3

APPLICATION FOR MAY GRADUATIONJan. 26 through April 9

Students should apply as early as possible.

DROP/WITHDRAWAL DATES16-week Session: Without academic penalty ............................March 616-week Session: With academic penalty ....................................April 68-week Session I: Without academic penalty ..............................Feb. 108-week Session I: With academic penalty ....................................Feb. 278-week Session II: Without academic penalty ..............................April 98-week Session II: With academic penalty ....................................May 4

FINAL EXAMS START16-week Session ..............................................................................May 78-week Session I ..........................................................................March 138-week Session II ............................................................................May 13

SPRING COMMENCEMENTMay 15, 6:30 p.m., Carl Parker Multipurpose Center, 1800 Lakeshore Drive, Port Arthur

Students should arrive at the Parker Center Second-Floor Banquet Room no later than 5:30 p.m.

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REGISTRATION NOTES

IN OUR EFFORT TO BETTER SERVE YOU, WE HAVE UPGRADED OUR REGISTRATION,FINANCIAL AID, AND PAYMENT SITES TO SPEED AND EASE YOUR REGISTRATION EXPERIENCE.

NOTICE: Lamar State College-Port Arthur will no longer extend the payment deadlines that have been published inmaterials distributed by the College. It will be your responsibility to make note of those dates and make your paymentarrangements accordingly. The Financial Aid, Admissions and Records, and Business offices will rely on making contactwith you through your MY.LAMARPA email account and through our website.

ON-SITE REGISTRATIONAll students who cannot or do not wish to use the web registration system may register on campus with an Admission

Advisor during normal working hours.

REGISTRATION FOR FINANCIAL AID STUDENTSFinancial aid students should register according to the schedule on the previous page and contact the Financial Aid

Office before the end of their respective payment period. They should bring a copy of their bill to the financial aid office.

STUDENTS WHO OWE DEBTS TO THE COLLEGEStudents who owe financial debts to the college are prohibited from registering until all debts are paid in full. Students

with financial or other holds cannot web register until holds are cleared. Call 984-6126 for financial holds and 984-6168 forother holds. For more information or instructions regarding admission or registration, contact the Admission Advisors Officeat 984-6186, 984-6183, 984-6184 or 984-6185.

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CODE: A. TEXAS RESIDENTS OR B. NONRESIDENTS *TOTAL CHARGE does not include the following fees: ID ($5); Labs 1-3 semester hours $2; 4 or more semester hours

$4; Distance Learning Fee $50 (Online and Co-Enrollment off campus courses only)Effective Fall 2004- students MAY be charged out of state fees on coursework repeated 3 or more times. Such fees

may also apply to students who exceed the state’s minimum 27 hour rule for developmental courses.ALL FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY ACTION OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS

ATTENTION STUDENTSPlease make sure that your Lamar State College-PA account is active. Please review the dates concerning payment

deadlines. There will be a $50 reinstatement fee charged each time classes are cancelled due to non-payment.

NEW CONVENIENCE FEE -- EFFECTIVE NOV. 1, 2014Lamar State College-Port Arthur is implementing a convenience fee which will will apply to all purchases and uses of

credit cards to cover all fees charge by banks for use of credit card transactions. The current rate will be 2.75% and issubject to change as the market dictates.

Spring 2015 Tuition and FeesSemester Tuition Tuition Student Student Recreation Transcript Endowed Library Athletic Administrative Total Total

Hours Texas Non-Texas Service Center Sports Fee Scholarship Fee Fee Computer Charge Charge

Fee Fee Fee Fee Use Fee Texas Non-Texas

1 119.92$ 481.92$ 28.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 1.00$ 4.00$ 10.58$ 20.57$ 240.07$ 602.07$ 2 239.84$ 963.84$ 56.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 2.00$ 8.00$ 21.16$ 41.14$ 424.14$ 1,148.14$ 3 359.76$ 1,445.76$ 84.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 3.00$ 12.00$ 31.74$ 61.71$ 608.21$ 1,694.21$ 4 479.68$ 1,927.68$ 112.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 4.00$ 16.00$ 42.32$ 82.28$ 792.28$ 2,240.28$ 5 599.60$ 2,409.60$ 140.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 5.00$ 20.00$ 52.90$ 102.85$ 976.35$ 2,786.35$ 6 719.52$ 2,891.52$ 168.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 6.00$ 24.00$ 63.48$ 123.42$ 1,160.42$ 3,332.42$ 7 839.44$ 3,373.44$ 196.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 7.00$ 28.00$ 74.06$ 143.99$ 1,344.49$ 3,878.49$ 8 959.36$ 3,855.36$ 224.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 8.00$ 32.00$ 84.64$ 164.56$ 1,528.56$ 4,424.56$ 9 1,079.28$ 4,337.28$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 9.00$ 36.00$ 95.22$ 185.13$ 1,710.63$ 4,968.63$ 10 1,199.20$ 4,819.20$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 10.00$ 40.00$ 105.80$ 205.70$ 1,866.70$ 5,486.70$ 11 1,319.12$ 5,301.12$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 11.00$ 44.00$ 116.38$ 226.27$ 2,022.77$ 6,004.77$ 12 1,439.04$ 5,783.04$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 12.00$ 48.00$ 126.96$ 246.84$ 2,178.84$ 6,522.84$ 13 1,558.96$ 6,264.96$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 13.00$ 52.00$ 137.54$ 267.41$ 2,334.91$ 7,040.91$ 14 1,678.88$ 6,746.88$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 14.00$ 56.00$ 148.12$ 287.98$ 2,490.98$ 7,558.98$ 15 1,798.80$ 7,228.80$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 15.00$ 60.00$ 158.70$ 308.55$ 2,647.05$ 8,077.05$ 16 1,918.72$ 7,710.72$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 16.00$ 64.00$ 169.28$ 329.12$ 2,803.12$ 8,595.12$ 17 2,038.64$ 8,192.64$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 17.00$ 68.00$ 179.86$ 349.69$ 2,959.19$ 9,113.19$ 18 2,158.56$ 8,674.56$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 18.00$ 72.00$ 190.44$ 370.26$ 3,115.26$ 9,631.26$ 19 2,278.48$ 9,156.48$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 19.00$ 76.00$ 201.02$ 390.83$ 3,271.33$ 10,149.33$ 20 2,398.40$ 9,638.40$ 250.00$ 27.00$ 24.00$ 5.00$ 20.00$ 80.00$ 211.60$ 411.40$ 3,427.40$ 10,667.40$

REVISED 02/17/14

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DEVELOPMENTAL CLASSES-CHANGESNon-Course-Based Option (NCBO)

The Non-Course-Based Option is available to a student who is repeating a first-level developmental reading or writingcourse or a first or second-level developmental math course and who earned a “D” in that course on the previous attempt.

The NCBO course will give a student credit for whatever portion of the course was successfully completed so that heor she will not have to start over at the beginning. Upon completing the remainder of the course, passing the final exami-nation, and earning a “C” or better, the student will be allowed to move on to the next level during that same semester. Ifthe student completes enough of the work in the next level, he or she will be allowed to take a free TSI Assessment Testto pass that level as well.

If the student does not reach the point where he or she can take the TSI, or if the TSI score is not sufficient to pass intothe next level, then the student will simply enroll in the next level developmental course the following semester.

Integrated Reading/Writing (IRW)Any student who places into the second levels of developmental reading and/or writing will be enrolled in the ENGL

0327. This 3 hour IRW course will fulfill both the reading and writing TSI requirements.

APPLICATION FOR MAY 2015 GRADUATIONJANUARY 26- APRIL 9, 2015

STEP 1Students planning to graduate in May 2015 should complete all forms, following the instructions located in the Records

Office on the third floor of the Student Center.

STEP 2Go to the Lamar State College-Port Arthur Bookstore to pay your graduation fees. Fees below are subject to change

without notice. Cap and Gown ........................................................................$37.98 plus taxDiploma....................................................................................$27.98 plus taxMailing Fee ............................................................................................$11.00

STEP 3Pick up cap and gown in the LSC-PA Bookstore. Questions concerning graduation should be directed to the Records

Office on the third floor of the Student Center, (409) 984-6176.

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ONLINE COURSES 101EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

Interested students must be aware, however, that the flexibility offered by the course shifts a great deal of responsibilityto the student. This lack of a rigid classroom schedule may seem very appealing because it allows the student to workaround their other commitments. However, these are not self-paced courses. There are deadlines to be met. It requiresmuch self-discipline and many students discover that they need a more traditionally-structured learning environment.

• Ready access to a PC or Macintosh laptop or desktop with: • Windows Vista, 7, or 8; or MacOSX 10.7.5 or later• Latest version of Internet Explorer, Mozilla FireFox, or Google Chrome browser• Standard browser plug-ins: Adobe Flash, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Apple Quicktime, Java• Computer hardware less than three years old• Course specific items such as Microsoft Office, webcam or video camera, scanner, stopwatch, etc.• High Speed Internet Connection• Wired DSL or Cable Broadband access• Wireless or Wireless Mobile Broadband connections are not recommended for use during testing but

may be used during course browsing• Mobile Devices and the Blackboard Mobile App• Students cannot complete a course using only a mobile device or the Blackboard Mobile App• Blackboard does not support browsers on mobile devices (iOS or Android)• Blackboard Mobile App is available for iPhone, iPad, Android smartphone, and Android tablets

and is useful for course browsing• Basic Computer Skills• Navigate websites, including downloading and reading files from them.• Download and install software or plug-ins such as Adobe Reader, Window Media Player or Flash.• Use e-mail, including attaching and downloading documents/files from e-mail.• Save files in commonly used word processing formats (.doc, .docx, .rtf).• Copy and paste text and other items in computer documents.• Save and retrieve documents and files on your computer.• Locate information on the internet using search engines.• Locate information in the library using the online catalog.• Use course specific software and hardware (e.g. webcam, scanner)

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MICROSOFT OFFICEFREE FOR LSC-PA STUDENTS

OFFICE 365 PROPLUS

Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus is available at no cost to students who are currently enrolled in one or morecredits at LSC-PA. Office 365 ProPlus is a full version of Office, which includes: Word, PowerPoint, Excel,OneNote, Outlook, and more.

Each currently enrolled student can install Office 365 ProPlus on up to 5 devices: home or personally-owned PCs/Macs and mobile devices. Office mobile applications are accessible on iPhone and Androidphones and automatically included with all Windows phones. Students must connect to the Internet onceevery 30 days to verify they are still eligible for the program.

Office 365 ProPlus is free for all currently enrolled LSC-PA students and includes additional organizationalapplications such as Lync, Infopath and a number of added technologies for organizational uses (InformationRights Management as one example) which are not available in Office 365 University.

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Technical DivisionFor information on online courses, see pages 43-47. The student is responsible for consulting the catalog and/or advisors con-

cerning prerequisites for courses. CLASSES IN BOLD ARE NIGHT CLASSES.

ALLIED HEALTH(DAAC) Drug and Alcohol Abuse Counseling

CRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR1304 50 Pharmacology of Addiction Lecture M 0600-0830pm RF 106 STAFF1309 50 Assess Skill/Alcohol Drug Lecture T 0600-0830pm RF 106 Arrington K1317 50 Basic Counseling Skills Lecture W 0600-0830pm RF 106 Arrington K

(NURA) Nurse AidCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR

1160 03 Clinical-Nurse Assist/Aide Clinical M 1040-0140pm RF 125 Allen S 1160 04 Clinical-Nurse Assist/Aide Clinical T 1040-0140pm RF 125 Allen S1160 05 Clinical-Nurse Assist/Aide Clinical R 1040-0140pm RF 125 Allen S1160 06 Clinical-Nurse Assist/Aide Clinical F 1040-0140pm RF 125 Allen S1301 01 Nurse Aide Hlth Care Org I Lecture W 1000-1140am RF 106 Allen S1301 02 Nurse Aide Hlth Care Org I Lab W 1200-0200pm RF 106 Allen S1301 03 Nurse Aide Hlth Care Org I Lab 2 M 0830-1030am RF 125 Allen S1301 04 Nurse Aide Hlth Care Org I Lab 2 T 0830-1030am RF 125 Allen S1301 05 Nurse Aide Hlth Care Org I Lab 2 R 0830-1030am RF 125 Allen S1301 06 Nurse Aide Hlth Care Org I Lab 2 F 0830-1030am RF 125 Allen S

(SRGT) Surgical TechnologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR

1461 01 Clinical-Surgical Tech Clinical MTW 0630-1130am AH 110 Buckner BClinical MTW 1200-0300pm AH 110 Buckner B

1541 01 Surgical Procedures I Lecture R 0800-1120am AHA 107 Buckner B1541 02 Surgical Procedures I Lab R 1230-0330pm AH 110 Buckner B

(VNSG) Vocational NursingCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR

1227 01 Essential Medication Admn Lecture W 1200-0200pm AH 120 Davis E, Guidry E1261 01 Clinical (LPN Training) Clinical MT 0630-1130am AH 108 Guidry E

Clinical MT 1200-0300pm AH 108 Guidry E

Spring 2015 SemesterJanuary 20, 2014 to May 7, 2014

ABBREVIATIONSDAYS: M-Monday, T-Tuesday, W-Wednesday, R-Thursday, F-Friday. MWF-Monday/Wednesday/Friday, TR-Tuesday/Thursday.BUILDINGS: AH-Allied Health Building, AHA-Allied Health Annex, AUTM-Automotive Building, COS-Cosmetology Building, COSA-Cosme-tology Annex, EDUC-Education Building, INTC-Instrumentation Building, MMED-Madison Monroe Building, MUS-Music Hall, PAC-Perform-ing Arts Center, PTAC-Process Technology Building, PMPC-Carl Parker Multipurpose Center, RF-Ruby Fuller Building, SSC-StudentSuccess Center. See Campus Map on inside back cover for locations of buildings.

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(VNSG) Vocational NursingCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR

1261 02 Clinical (LPN Training) Clinical MT 0630-1130am AH 103 Brown CClinical MT 1200-0300pm AH 103 Brown C

1261 03 Clinical (LPN Training) Clinical MT 0630-1130am AH 103 Lawson DClinical MT 1200-0300pm AH 103 Lawson D

1261 04 Clinical (LPN Training) Clinical MT 0630-1130am AHA 101 Arceneaux CClinical MT 1200-0300pm AHA 101 Arceneaux C

1304 01 Foundations of Nursing Lecture F 0800-1100am AH 120 Brown C, Arceneaux C, Guidry E, Lawson D

1331 01 Pharmacology Lecture W 0800-1100am AH 120 Davis E, Guidry E1334 01 Pediatrics Lecture T 0800-1100am AH 120 Smith L, Smith B,

LaGrone T1462 01 Clinical LVN Training Clinical WRF 0630-1130am AH 108 Smith L

Clinical WRF 1200-0300pm AH 108 Smith L1462 02 Clinical LVN Training Clinical WRF 0630-1130am AH 103 LaGrone T

Clinical WRF 1200-0300pm AH 103 LaGrone T1462 03 Clinical LVN Training Clinical WRF 0630-1130am AH 103 Smith B

Clinical WRF 1200-0300pm AH 103 Smith B1462 04 Clinical LVN Training Clinical WRF 0630-1130am AH 122 Lawson D

Clinical WRF 1200-0300pm AH 122 Lawson D1500 01 Nurs Hlth/Illness I Lecture R 0800-1120am AH 120 Guidry E, Woods T,

Brown C, Lawson D, Arceneaux C1500 02 Nurs Hlth/Illness I Lab RF 1200-0200pm AH 120 Guidry E, Woods T

Brown C, Lawson D, Arceneaux C1509 01 Nurs Hlth/Illness II Lecture M 0800-1120am AH 120 LaGrone T, Smith B,

Smith L1509 02 Nurs Hlth/Illness II Lab MT 1200-0130pm AH 120 Smith L, Woods T,

Smith B, LaGrone T

Important Note for Allied Health Students• It is mandatory for students in Allied Health program to complete the Hepatatis B vaccine

before attending clinical. The Hepatatis B vaccine is a series of three shots given over a six-month period.

• Students in Allied Health programs are required to have a criminal background check be-fore attending clincial. The student must use the agency designated by the Lamar State Col-lege-Port Arthur Allied Health Department to do his/her criminal background check.

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BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY(ACCT) Accounting

CRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10678 2301 01 Prin Financial Accounting Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 145 Green T11403 2301 50 PRIN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING LECTURE M 0530-0800PM MMED 145 GREEN T10089 2302 01 Prin Managerial Acct’g Lecture MWF 1000-1050am MMED 145 Green T

(ACNT) AccountingCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10886 1311 01 Intro to Computerized Acctg Lecture/Lab TR 1100-1215pm MMED 141 STAFF

Lecture/Lab TR 1216-1246pm MMED 141 STAFF11207 1347 01 Fed Income Tax Partner/Corp Lecture TR 0930-1045am COSA 110 Green T11413 2386 01 Intern: Accounting Internship TBA TBA TBA TBA Champagne A

(ARTC) Commercial/Graphic DesignCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11217 1313 01 Digital Publishing I Lecture MW 1200-0115pm MMED 150 Mills Z

(MUSB) Commerical Music BusinessCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11014 1305 01 Survey Music Business Lecture MWF 0100-0150pm PAC 118 STAFF

(MUSC) Commerical MusicCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10415 1196 01 SpecTop: Recording Arts Tech Lab MWF 0855-0955am PAC 135 Gillam R10411 1211 01 Comm Mus Sight Sing/Ear Trng Lecture/Lab MW 1000-1050am PAC 120 Richardson C

Lecture/Lab F 0955-1055am PAC 120 Richardson C10436 1213 01 Commercial Music Theory I Lecture/Lab MW 0900-0950am PAC 120 Richardson C

Lecture/Lab F 0855-0955am PAC 120 Richardson C11568 1321 01 Songwriting I Lecture TR 0930-1045am PAC 120 Richardson C10414 1331 01 Music Inst Digital (MIDI) Lecture/Lab TR 0930-1045am PAC 128 STAFF

Lecture/Lab R 0500-0600pm PAC 128 STAFF10621 1423 01 Audio Electronics Lecture/Lab MW 0200-0315pm PAC 135 Freyermuth J

Lecture/Lab MW 0320-0450pm PAC 135 Freyermuth J10416 2330 01 Com Music Arrange/Comp Lecture/Lab TR 1100-1215pm PAC 120 Richardson C

Lecture/Lab TR 1216-1246pm PAC 120 Richardson C11243 2403 01 Live Sound II Lecture/Lab MW 0400-0515pm TBA TBA STAFF

Lecture/Lab MW 0520-0650pm TBA TBA STAFF10413 2427 01 Audio Engr II Lecture/Lab TR 1100-1215pm PAC 135 STAFF

Lecture/Lab TR 1216-0146pm PAC 135 STAFF10404 2448 01 Audio Engineering IV Lecture/Lab MWF 1100-1150am PAC 135 Freyermuth J

Lecture/Lab MWF 1155-1255pm PAC 135 Freyermuth J

(MUSI) MusicCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11482 1182 01 Piano Class Inst II Lab TR 0800-0930am PAC 122 Gillam R11131 1183 01 Voice Class I Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez11132 1183 02 Voice Class I Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez11133 1183 03 Voice Class I Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez11357 1183 04 Voice Class I Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez

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(MUSI) MusicCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11134 1184 01 Voice Class Inst II Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez11135 1184 02 Voice Class Inst II Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez11136 1184 03 Voice Class Inst II Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez11358 1184 04 Voice Class Inst II Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez10463 1301 01 Music Fundamentals Lecture MWF 0905-0955am PAC 118 Gillam R10426 1310 01 American Popular Music Lecture TR 0930-1045am MUS 107 STAFF

(MUSP) Commercial Music Ensemble, Piano, Individual InstructionCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10407 1204 01 Appl Com Music: Bass Guitar Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 118 Richardson C10408 1204 02 Appl Com Music: Bass Guitar Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 118 Richardson C11485 1204 03 Appl Com Music: Bass Guitar Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 118 Richardson C11486 1204 04 Appl Com Music: Bass Guitar Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 118 Richardson C10721 1205 01 Appl Commercial Mus: Guitar Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 118 Richardson C10722 1205 02 Appl Commercial Mus: Guitar Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 118 Richardson C10723 1205 03 Appl Commercial Mus: Guitar Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 118 Richardson C10724 1205 04 Appl Commercial Mus: Guitar Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 118 Richardson C11487 1205 05 Appl Commercial Mus: Guitar Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 118 Richardson C11059 1210 01 Appl Commercial Music: Piano Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Gillam R11060 1210 02 Appl Commercial Music: Piano Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Gillam R11061 1210 03 Appl Commercial Music: Piano Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Gillam R11062 1210 04 Appl Commercial Music: Piano Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Gillam R11359 1210 05 Appl Commercial Music: Piano Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Gillam R11488 1210 06 Appl Commercial Music: Piano Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Gillam R11489 1210 07 Appl Commercial Music: Piano Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Gillam R10717 1217 01 Appl Com Music: Percussion Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 135 Turner K10718 1217 02 Appl Com Music: Percussion Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 135 Turner K10719 1217 03 Appl Com Music: Percussion Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 135 Turner K11012 1217 04 Appl Com Music: Percussion Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 135 Turner K11130 1217 05 Appl Com Music: Percussion Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 135 Turner K11490 1217 06 Appl Com Music: Percussion Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 135 Turner K11491 1217 07 Appl Com Music: Percussion Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 135 Turner K10728 1227 01 Appl Commercial Music:Voice Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez11011 1227 02 Appl Commercial Music:Voice Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez10730 1227 03 Appl Commercial Music:Voice Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez10731 1227 04 Appl Commercial Music:Voice Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez10732 1227 05 Appl Commercial Music:Voice Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez10733 1227 06 Appl Commercial Music:Voice Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez10734 1227 07 Appl Commercial Music:Voice Lecture/Lab TBA TBA PAC 122 Canedo Gonzalez11354 1242 50 Sm Commercial Music Ens Lecture/Lab MW 0200-0400pm MUS 107 Gillam R

Lecture/Lab T 0700-0750pm MUS 107 Gillam R11570 1242 51 Sm Commercial Music Ens Lecture/Lab TR 0200-0400pm MUS 107 Richardson C

Lecture/Lab R 0700-0750pm MUS 107 Richardson C11481 2103 01 Commercial Music-Piano Lab MWF 1100-1200pm PAC 122 Gillam R

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(AUMT) AutomotiveCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10163 1319 01 Auto Engine Repair Lecture/Lab M 0800-0940am PTAC 104 Brown M

Lecture/Lab M 0945-1245pm AUTM 101 Brown M11112 1345 01 Auto Heat/A/C Lecture/Lab T 0800-0940am PTAC 104 Brown M

Lecture/Lab T 0945-0145pm AUTM 101 Brown M11111 2317 01 Engine Perform Analysis I Lecture/Lab W 0800-0940am PTAC 104 Brown M

Lecture/Lab W 0945-1245pm AUTM 101 Brown M11247 2328 01 Automotive Service (Capstone) Lab R 0800-0100pm AUTM 101 Brown M

(BUSI) BusinessCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10449 1301 01 Business Principles Lecture MW 1200-0115pm MMED 203 Cammack J

(CETT) Electronics CommunicationCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10269 1305 01 AC Circuits Lecture/Lab MW 0800-0850am MMED 228 Peeler B

Lecture/Lab MW 0851-1021am MMED 228 Peeler B10270 1349 01 Digital Systems Lecture/Lab TR 0800-0850am MMED 228 Peeler B

Lecture/Lab TR 0851-1021am MMED 228 Peeler B

(CSME) CosmetologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10246 1410 01 Intro Hair Cutting/Theory Lecture/Lab T 0730-0920am COS 102 Fonteno H

Lecture/Lab T 0930-1130am COS 113 Fonteno HLecture/Lab T 1200-0430pm COS 113 Fonteno HLecture/Lab R 0930-1130am COS 113 Fonteno H

10244 1501 01 Orientation to Cosmetology Lecture/Lab M 0730-1000am COS 102 Fonteno HLecture/Lab M 1001-1131am COS 113 Fonteno HLecture/Lab M 1200-0430pm COS 113 Fonteno HLecture/Lab R 0230-0430pm COS 113 Fonteno H

10252 1547 01 Principle Skin Care Lecture/Lab M 0730-1000am COS 101 LeJeune SLecture/Lab M 1001-1131am COS 101 LeJeune SLecture/Lab M 1200-0430pm COS 101 LeJeune SLecture/Lab R 0205-0435pm COS 101 LeJeune S

10248 1553 01 Chemical Reformation Lecture/Lab W 0730-1000am COS 102 Fonteno HLecture/Lab W 1001-1131am COS 113 Fonteno HLecture/Lab W 1200-0430pm COS 113 Fonteno HLecture/Lab R 1225-0225pm COS 113 Fonteno H

11420 2202 01 Intro Appl Hair Color Lab R 0730-0925am COS 102 Fonteno HLab F 0730-1135am COS 102 Fonteno H

10258 2343 01 Salon Development Lecture/Lab R 0730-0910am COS 101 LeJeune SLecture/Lab R 0920-1130am COS 101 LeJeune SLecture/Lab R 1200-0150pm COS 101 LeJeune S

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(CSME) CosmetologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10254 2410 01 Adv Haircut Theory Lecture/Lab T 0730-0910am COS 101 LeJeune S

Lecture/Lab T 0920-1130am COS 101 LeJeune SLecture/Lab T 1200-0430pm COS 101 LeJeune SLecture/Lab F 0730-0900am COS 101 LeJeune S

10256 2501 01 Principle Hair Color Lecture/Lab W 0730-1000am COS 101 LeJeune SLecture/Lab W 1001-1131am COS 101 LeJeune SLecture/Lab W 1200-0430pm COS 101 LeJeune SLecture/Lab F 0905-1105am COS 101 LeJeune S

(ECON) EconomicsCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10444 2301 01 Prin Economics - Macro Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 205 Bryant J10446 2302 01 Prin Economics - Micro Lecture MWF 0800-0850am RF 106 Bryant J10817 2302 02 Prin Economics - Micro Lecture TR 0800-0915am MMED 205 Bryant J

(ELMT) Electromechanical TechnologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10194 2433 01 Industrial Electronics Lecture/Lab MW 0130-0245pm INTA 132 Andress W

Lecture/Lab MW 0255-0425pm INTA 135 Andress W

(GAME) Computer Game DesignCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11417 1304 01 Level Design Lecture/Lab MWF 1000-1050am MMED 150 Mills Z

Lecture/Lab MW 1051-1121am MMED 150 Mills Z11231 1336 01 Intro to 3D Game Modeling Lecture TR 0800-0915am MMED 150 Mills Z

(HITT) Health Information TechnologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11404 1301 50 Health Data Content/Structure Lecture T 0530-0800pm MMED 143 Guillot S11220 1301 71 Health Data Content/Structure Lab-Online TBA TBA TBA TBA Guillot S10217 1305 01 Medical Term I Lecture TR 0800-0915am MMED 141 Champagne A

(HRPO) Human Resources PersonnelCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10197 1191 01 SpecTopic: HR Managment Lecture/Lab F 0100-0150pm MMED 141 Smith A

Lecture/Lab F 0151-0251pm MMED 141 Smith A10198 1191 02 SpecTopic: HR Managment Lecture/Lab F 0300-0350pm MMED 141 Smith A

Lecture/Lab F 0351-0451pm MMED 141 Smith A11416 1191 03 SpecTopic: HR Managment Lecture/Lab M 0100-0150pm MMED 141 STAFF

Lecture/Lab M 0151-0251pm MMED 141 STAFF11237 1311 01 Human Relations Lecture MW 1200-0115pm MMED 213 Bryant J10201 1311 50 Human Relations Lecture W 0530-0800pm MMED 145 Thigpen A

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(IMED) Information MultimediaCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10164 1301 01 Intro Digital Media Lecture/Lab MWF 0800-0850am MMED 150 Mills Z

Lecture/Lab MW 0851-0921am MMED 150 Mills Z

(INTC) Instrumentation TechnologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10192 1341 01 Principle Auto Control Lecture/Lab TR 1030-1120am INTC 132 Andress W

Lecture/Lab TR 1125-1255pm INTC 135 Andress W10193 1455 01 Unit Operations Lecture/Lab MW 1030-1145am INTC 132 Andress W

Lecture/Lab MW 1155-1255pm INTC 135 Andress W10196 2336 01 Dist Control/Prog Log Lecture/Lab TR 0130-0220pm INTC 132 Andress W

Lecture/Lab TR 0225-0355pm INTC 135 Andress W

(ITSC) Computer and Information SciencesCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10876 1305 01 Intro PC Operat Sys Lecture TR 1100-1215pm MMED 149 Sweat R10167 1401 01 Intro to Computers Lecture/Lab MWF 0800-0850am MMED 105 STAFF

Lecture/Lab MW 0851-0951am MMED 105 STAFF10169 1401 02 Intro to Computers Lecture/Lab TR 0930-1045am MMED 150 Mills Z

Lecture/Lab TR 1046-1146am MMED 150 Mills Z10171 1401 03 Intro to Computers Lecture/Lab MWF 1000-1050am MMED 105 STAFF

Lecture/Lab MW 1051-1151am MMED 105 STAFF10178 1401 04 Intro to Computers Lecture/Lab TR 0800-0915am MMED 105 STAFF

Lecture/Lab TR 0916-1016am MMED 105 STAFF

(ITSE) Computer and Information Sciences, General CoursesCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11233 2321 01 Object-Oriented Programming Lecture/Lab TR 1230-0145pm MMED 150 Mills Z

Lecture/Lab TR 0146-0216pm MMED 150 Mills Z11101 2386 01 Internship:Programming Internship TBA TBA TBA TBA Champagne A

(LGLA) ParalegalCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11414 1307 01 Intro Law/Legal Prof Lecture TR 1100-1215pm COSA 112 Quist E10696 1355 01 Family Law Lecture TR 0930-1045am COSA 112 Quist E10697 2305 01 Interviewing/Investigating Lecture MWF 1100-1150am PAC 132 Quist E10209 2388 01 Paralegal/Legal Asst Intern Internship TBA TBA TBA TBA Quist E10698 2433 01 Advanced Legal Document Prepar Lecture/Lab MWF 0900-0950am COSA 110 Quist E

Lecture/Lab MW 0951-1051am COSA 110 Quist E

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(POFI) Professional OfficeCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11542 1349 01 Spreadsheets Lecture/Lab MW 1100-1215pm MMED 141 Hoffpauir J

Lecture/Lab MW 1216-1246pm MMED 141 Hoffpauir J10883 2350 01 Databases Lecture/Lab MW 1100-1215pm MMED 143 Champagne A

Lecture/Lab MW 1216-1246pm MMED 143 Champagne A11405 2350 50 Databases Lecture T 0530-0800pm MMED 141 Duhon B10884 2350 71 Databases Lab-Online TBA TBA TBA TBA Duhon B

(POFM) Professional Office MedicalCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11223 2310 01 Intermediate Medical Coding Lecture TR 0930-1045am MMED 143 Guillot S11410 2333 01 Medical Doc Production Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 143 Granger P10892 2333 71 Medical Doc Production Lab-Online TBA TBA TBA TBA Granger P10212 2386 01 Internship-Med Ofc Asst/Sec Internship TBA TBA TBA TBA Champagne A

(POFT) Professional Office TechnologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11407 1127 01 Intro to Keyboarding Lecture/Lab M 0800-0850am MMED 141 Hoffpauir J

Lecture/Lab WF 0800-0830am MMED 141 Hoffpauir J11408 1313 01 Professional Workforce Prep Lecture MWF 1000-1050am MMED 143 Champagne A11236 1321 01 Business Math Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 141 Hoffpauir J11409 1312 02 Business Math Lecture TR 0930-1045am MMED 141 Hoffpauir J10233 2301 01 Intermed Keyboarding Lecture MWF 0800-0850am MMED 143 Granger P10234 2301 71 Intermed Keyboarding Lab-Online TBA TBA TBA TBA Granger P10880 2312 01 Busi Correspondence/Comm Lecture TR 0800-0915am MMED 143 Granger P11411 2331 01 Administrative Sys Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 143 Granger P10893 2331 71 Administrative Sys Lab-Online TBA TBA TBA TBA Granger P10213 2386 01 Internship-Admn Asst/Sec Sci Internship TBA TBA TBA TBA Champagne A

(PTAC) Process TechnologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10237 1302 01 Intro Process Tech Lecture/Lab TR 0800-0850am INTC 132 Powell J

Lecture/Lab TR 0855-0955am PTAC 103 Powell J11423 1408 01 Safety, Health Environment I Lecture TR 0130-0310pm PTAC 104 Powell J11425 1408 50 Safety, Health Environment I Lecture MW 0600-0740pm PTAC 104 Sparrow M11424 1410 01 Process Technology I Lecture/Lab MW 1200-0115pm PTAC 104 Powell J

Lecture/Lab MW 0120-0220pm PTAC 103 Powell J11426 1432 50 Process Instrumentation I Lecture/Lab TR 0600-0715pm PTAC 104 Sparrow M

Lecture/Lab TR 0720-0820pm PTAC 103 Sparrow M10239 2314 01 Principles of Quality Lecture TR 0330-0445pm PTAC 104 Powell J10241 2438 01 Process Tech III-Operations Lecture/Lab MW 0230-0345pm PTAC 104 Powell J

Lecture/Lab MW 0350-0450pm PTAC 103 Powell J10242 2446 01 Process Troubleshooting Lecture/Lab TR 1030-1145am PTAC 104 Powell J

Lecture/Lab TR 1150-1250pm PTAC 103 Powell J

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Academic DivisionFor information on online courses, see pages 43-47. The student is responsible for consulting the catalog and/or advisors con-

cerning prerequisites for courses. CLASSES IN BOLD ARE NIGHT CLASSES.

MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE(BCIS) Business Computer Information Systems

CRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10638 1305 01 Business Computer Appl Lecture MW 0900-0950am MMED 203 Cammack J11016 1305 71 Business Computer Appl Online Lab Cammack J10095 1305 02 Business Computer Appl Lecture MW 1000-1050am MMED 203 Cammack J11017 1305 72 Business Computer Appl Online Lab Cammack J11107 1305 03 Business Computer Appl Lecture TR 0930-1020am MMED 203 Cammack J10096 1305 73 Business Computer Appl Online Lab Cammack J 11018 1305 04 Business Computer Appl Lecture/Lab TR 1100-1150am MMED 203 Cammack J

TR 1151-0140pm ` MMED 203 Cammack J11543 1305 50 Business Computer Appl Lecture W 0600-0740pm MMED 203 Cammack J11544 1305 76 Business Computer Appl Online Lab Cammack J

(BIOL) BiologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10640 1322 01 Nutrition Lecture MWF 800-0850am EDUC 105 Pollock R10653 1322 02 Nutrition Lecture TR 1230-0145pm MMED 224 Pollock R10105 1407 01 Biology for Science Majors II Lecture MW 1200-0115pm EDUC 105 Longlet N10106 1407 02 Biology for Science Majors II Lab M 0130-0320pm EDUC 124 Longlet N11438 1407 03 Biology for Science Majors II Lab W 0130-0320pm EDUC 124 Longlet N10107 2401 01 Anatomy/Physiology I Lecture MWF 0900-0950am EDUC 105 Jordan P10108 2401 02 Anatomy/Physiology I Lecture MWF 1100-1150am EDUC 105 Jordan P10109 2401 03 Anatomy/Physiology I Lecture TR 0800-0915am EDUC 105 Longlet N10110 2401 04 Anatomy/Physiology I Lab M 1000-1150am EDUC 122 Pollock R10111 2401 05 Anatomy/Physiology I Lab M 0130-0320pm EDUC 122 Pollock R10112 2401 06 Anatomy/Physiology I Lab T 0800-0950am EDUC 122 Pollock R10113 2401 07 Anatomy/Physiology I Lab T 1000-1150am EDUC 122 Pollock R10114 2401 08 Anatomy/Physiology I Lab W 1000-1150am EDUC 122 Pollock R10115 2402 01 Anatomy/Physiology II Lecture MW 1200-0115pm MMED 224 Jordan P10116 2402 02 Anatomy/Physiology II Lecture TR 0930-1045am EDUC 105 Longlet N10121 2402 03 Anatomy/Physiology II Lab W 0200-0350pm EDUC 122 Pollock R10118 2402 04 Anatomy/Physiology II Lab R 1000-1150am EDUC 122 Pollock R10122 2403 05 Anatomy/Physiology II Lab F 1000-1150am EDUC 122 Pollock R10120 2402 06 Anatomy/Physiology II Lab F 1200-0150pm EDUC 122 Pollock R10124 2420 01 Microbiology Non-Science Major Lecture TR 0930-1045am MMED 224 Jordan P10125 2420 02 Microbiology Non-Science Major Lab T 1100-1250pm EDUC 124 Jordan P10126 2420 03 Microbiology Non-Science Major Lab R 1100-1250pm EDUC 124 Jordan P11439 2420 50 Microbiology Non-Science Major Lecture TR 0500-0615pm EDUC 105 Ashcraft J11440 2420 51 Microbiology Non-Science Major Lab T 0630-0820pm EDUC 124 Ashcraft J11441 2420 52 Microbiology Non-Science Major Lab R 0630-0820pm EDUC 124 Ashcraft J

(CHEM) ChemistryCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11545 1405 01 Intro Chemistry I Lecture MW 1200-0115pm PMPC 204 Son-Guidry K11546 1405 74 Intro Chemistry I Online Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Son-Guidry K10437 1405 59 Intro Chemistry I Lecture TR 0500-0615pm NHS TBA Jordan S10438 1405 59A Intro Chemistry I Lab T 0630-0820pm NHS TBA Jordan S10655 1405 59B Intro Chemistry I Lab R 0630-0820pm NHS TBA Jordan S

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(CHEM) ChemistryCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11547 1406 01 Intro Chemistry I (AH Undergrad) Lecture MW 1200-0115pm PMPC 204 Son-Guidry K11548 1406 74 Intro Chemistry I (Allied Hlth Lab-Online TBA TBA TBA TBA Son-Guidry K10439 1406 59 Intro Chemistry I (Allied Hlth Lecture TR 0500-0615pm NHS TBA Jordan S 10440 1406 59A Intro Chemistry I (Allied Hlth Lab T 0630-0820pm NHS TBA Jordan S10441 1406 59B Intro Chemistry I (Allied Hlth Lab R 0630-0820pm NHS TBA Jordan S11447 1407 01 Intro Chemistry II Lecture TR 0800-0915am EDUC 106 Son-Guidry K11448 1407 02 Intro Chemistry II Lab TR 0930-1025am EDUC 124 Son-Guidry K11447 1407 01 Intro Chemistry II Lecture TR 0800-0915am EDUC 106 Son-Guidry K11448 1407 02 Intro Chemistry II Lab TR 0930-1025am EDUC 124 Son-Guidry K11147 1412 01 General Chemistry II Lecture MWF 0900-0950am EDUC 106 Son-Guidry K11148 1412 02 General Chemistry II Lab MW 1000-1130am EDUC 124 Son-Guidry K

(CRIJ) Criminal JusticeCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11153 1307 01 Crime in America Lecture MWF 1000-1050am EDUC 105 Cowle K11156 1313 01 Juvenile Justice System Lecture MWF 1100-1150am MMED 205 Cowle K11157 2313 01 Correctional Sys/Practices Lecture TR 1100-1215pm EDUC 105 Cowle K11443 2314 01 Criminal Investigation Lecture TR 0800-0915am MMED 221 Cowle K11442 2328 01 Police Sys/Practice Lecture TR 1230-0145pm EDUC 105 Cowle K

(EDUC) EducationCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10484 1100 01 Learning Framework Lecture T 1100-1150am EDUC 120 Peeler B11452 1100 02 Learning Framework Lecture T 1200-1250pm EDUC 120 Peeler B11453 1100 03 Learning Framework Lecture R 1100-1150am EDUC 120 Peeler B11454 1100 04 Learning Framework Lecture R 1200-1250pm EDUC 120 Peeler B11455 1100 50 Learning Framework Lecture W 0530-0620pm EDUC 120 Stretcher G11456 1100 51 Learning Framework Lecture W 0630-0720pm EDUC 120 Stretcher G10491 1300 01 Learning Framework Lecture MWF 1100-1150am EDUC 106 Peeler B10814 1300 02 Learning Framework Lecture MW 1200-0115pm EDUC 106 Peeler B11457 1300 50 Learning Framework Lecture TR 0530-0645pm EDUC 106 Neeb A10495 1301 01 Intro Teaching Prof Lecture TR 1100-1215pm RF 106 Trevey R10512 1301 02 Intro Teaching Prof Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Trevey M10510 2302 01 Intro Spec Populations Lecture TR 0930-1045am RF 106 Trevey R10511 2302 02 Intro Spec Populations Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Trevey M

(GEOL) GeologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10991 1404 01 Historical Geology Lecture/Lab TR 0830-0945am MMED 145 Taylor R

Lecture/Lab TR 0946-1046am MMED 145 Taylor R

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All Developmental Math Classes (MATH 0312, Math 0313, and Math 0332) will take their math testsoutside of class time. All assignments will be done via an interactive, online program.

(MATH) MathematicsCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10922 0312 01 Pre-Algebra Lecture MWF 0800-0850am MMED 213 STAFF10923 0312 02 Pre-Algebra Lecture MWF 0900-0950am SSC 107 STAFF10924 0312 03 Pre-Algebra Lecture MWF 1000-1050am SSC 107 STAFF10926 0312 04 Pre-Algebra Lecture MWF 1100-1150am MMED 213 Knowles J10927 0312 05 Pre-Algebra Lecture MW 1200-0115pm SSC 107 STAFF10928 0312 06 Pre-Algebra Lecture TR 0930-1045am MMED 213 STAFF10929 0312 07 Pre-Algebra Lecture TR 1230-0145pm MMED 221 STAFF10925 0312 25 Pre-Algebra Lecture TR 1100-1215pm SSC 107 STAFF11180 0312 26 Pre-Algebra Lab F 0200-0300pm MMED 224 Steele S11181 0312 27 Pre-Algebra Lab F 0330-0430pm MMED 224 Steele S10933 0312 50 Pre-Algebra Lecture TR 0500-0615pm SSC 107 STAFF10934 0313 01 Introductory Algebra Lecture MWF 0800-0850am SSC 107 STAFF10935 0313 02 Introductory Algebra Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 213 Knowles J10936 0313 03 Introductory Algebra Lecture MWF 1000-1050am MMED 221 Steele S10938 0313 04 Introductory Algebra Lecture MWF 1100-1150am SSC 107 STAFF10939 0313 05 Introductory Algebra Lecture MW 1200-0115pm MMED 221 STAFF10940 0313 06 Introductory Algebra Lecture TR 0800-0915am MMED 213 Knowles J10941 0313 07 Introductory Algebra Lecture TR 1100-1215pm MMED 213 Knowles J10937 0313 25 Introductory Algebra Lecture TR 0930-1045am SSC 107 STAFF10942 0313 50 Introductory Algebra Lecture TR 0630-0745pm SSC 107 STAFF11183 0332 01 Intermediate Algebra Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 221 Steele S10945 0332 02 Intermediate Algebra Lecture MWF 1000-1050am MMED 213 Knowles J10946 0332 03 Intermediate Algebra Lecture MWF 1100-1150am MMED 221 Steele S10948 0332 04 Intermediate Algebra Lecture TR 0930-1045am MMED 221 Steele S10949 0332 05 Intermediate Algebra Lecture TR 1100-1215pm MMED 221 Steele S10951 0332 50 Intermediate Algebra Lecture MW 0500-0615pm MMED 221 STAFF10140 1314 01 College Algebra Lecture MWF 0800-0850am MMED 209 Askew M10141 1314 02 College Algebra Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 209 Askew M10142 1314 03 College Algebra Lecture MWF 1100-1150am MMED 209 Askew M10143 1314 04 College Algebra Lecture MW 1200-0115pm PMPC 202 Gregory S10144 1314 05 College Algebra Lecture TR 0800-0915am MMED 209 Askew M10993 1314 06 College Algebra Lecture TR 1100-1215pm MMED 209 Gregory S11558 1314 50 College Algebra Lecture MW 0500-0615pm MMED 209 STAFF11559 1316 01 Plane Trigonometry Lecture TR 0930-1045am MMED 209 Askew M10659 1325 01 Calculus Busi/Soc Sciences Lecture TR 0930-1045am EDUC 106 Gregory S10662 1350 01 Fundamentals Math I Lecture MW 1200-0115pm MMED 209 Askew M

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(PHYS) PhysicsCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10750 1405 01 Elementary Physics I Lecture TR 1100-1215pm MMED 205 Byrd O10751 1405 02 Elementary Physics I Lab T 0100-0350pm MMED 225 Byrd O10752 1405 03 Elementary Physics I Lab R 0100-0350pm MMED 225 Byrd O11560 1415 01 Physical Science Lecture MWF 0800-0850am MMED 205 Byrd O11561 1415 75 Physical Science Lab-Online TBA TBA TBA TBA Byrd O

(PSYC) PsychologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10757 1100 01 Learning Framework Lecture M 1000-1050am EDUC 120 Clark J10758 1100 02 Learning Framework Lecture M 1100-1150am EDUC 120 Clark J11171 1100 03 Learning Framework Lecture T 0930-1020am EDUC 120 Clark J10760 1100 04 Learning Framework Lecture W 0900-0950am EDUC 120 Clark J10761 1100 05 Learning Framework Lecture W 1200-1250pm EDUC 120 Clark J11470 1100 06 Learning Framework Lecture W 0100-0150pm EDUC 120 Clark J10995 1100 50 Learning Framework Lecture M 0530-0620pm EDUC 106 Clark J11471 1100 51 Learning Framework Lecture M 0630-0720pm EDUC 106 STAFF10768 1300 01 Learning Framework Lecture TR 1100-1215pm MMED 145 Clark J10769 1300 02 Learning Framework Lecture TR 1230-0145pm MMED 145 Clark J10771 2301 01 General Psychology Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 224 Barbay C10772 2301 02 General Psychology Lecture TR 0800-0915am MMED 224 Carona K10773 2301 03 General Psychology Lecture MW 1200-0115pm MMED 205 Barbay C10775 2314 01 Lifespan Growth/Development Lecture MWF 0800-0850am MMED 224 Carona K10134 2314 02 Lifespan Growth/Development Lecture TR 1100-1215pm MMED 224 Barbay C10778 2317 50 Statistical Methods Psych Lecture M 0500-0745pm MMED 224 Carona K

LIBERAL ARTS(ARTS) Art

CRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10001 1301 01 Art Appreciation Lecture MWF 0800-0850am PAC 148 Megnet G10002 1301 02 Art Appreciation Lecture MWF 0900-0950am PAC 148 Megnet G10003 1301 03 Art Appreciation Lecture MWF 1000-1050am PAC 148 Megnet G10006 1301 04 Art Appreciation Lecture MWF 1100-1150am PAC 148 Faggard A10516 1301 05 Art Appreciation Lecture MW 1200-0115pm PAC 148 Faggard A10007 1301 06 Art Appreciation Lecture TR 0800-0915am PMPC 204 Osborne A10896 1301 07 Art Appreciation Lecture TR 1100-1215pm PMPC 204 Osborne A10897 1301 08 Art Appreciation Lecture TR 1230-0145pm PAC 148 Osborne A10009 1301 50 Art Appreciation Lecture M 0630-0915pm PAC 148 Faggard A10631 1304 01 Art History II 14th to Present Lecture TR 0930-1045am PMPC 204 Megnet G10011 1311 01 Design I (2D) Lecture TR 0930-1045am PAC 148 Osborne A11363 1316 01 Drawing I Lecture/Lab MWF 1100-1210pm PAC 150 Megnet G

Lecture/Lab MW 1215-0105pm PAC 150 Megnet G11364 1317 01 Drawing II Lecture/Lab MWF 1100-1210pm PAC 150 Megnet G

Lecture/Lab MW 1215-0105pm PAC 150 Megnet G11365 2316 01 Painting I Lecture/Lab TR 1100-1150am PAC 150 Megnet G

Lecture/Lab TR 1200-0140pm PAC 150 Megnet G11366 2317 01 Painting II Lecture/Lab TR 1100-1150am PAC 150 Megnet G

Lecture/Lab TR 1200-0140pm PAC 150 Megnet G11367 2323 01 Life Drawing I Lecture/Lab MWF 1100-1210pm PAC 150 Megnet G

Lecture/Lab MW 1215-0105pm PAC 150 Megnet G

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(DRAM) DramaCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11370 1310 01 Intro Theater Lecture TR 0930-1045am PAC 132 Gengo D11371 2121 01 Theater Practicum II Practicum TR 1230-0120pm PAC 132 Stafford L

Practicum W 1200-0140pm PAC 132 Stafford L11372 2336 01 Voice for the Theater Lecture TR 1100-1215pm PAC 132 Stafford L

(ENGL) EnglishCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10968 0301 01 Basic Reading Skills Lecture MWF 0800-0850am SSC 105 Brooks C10971 0301 02 Basic Reading Skills Lecture TR 0930-1045am MMED 149 Brooks C11189 0301 03 Basic Reading Skills Lecture TR 1100-1215pm MMED 143 Brooks C11399 0301 25 Basic Reading Skills Lecture MW 1200-0115pm SSC 105 Brooks C11191 0301 26 Basic Reading Skills Lab M 0300-0400pm MMED 224 Steele S11190 0301 50 Basic Reading Skills Lecture MW 0500-0615pm SSC 105 STAFF10954 0310 01 Developmental Writing I Lecture MWF 0900-0950am SSC 105 Brooks C10955 0310 02 Developmental Writing I Lecture MWF 1100-1150am SSC 105 STAFF10957 0310 03 Developmental Writing I Lecture TR 0800-0915am SSC 105 STAFF11400 0310 25 Developmental Writing I Lecture MW 1200-0115pm SSC 105 Brooks C11188 0310 26 Developmental Writing I Lab W 0150-0250pm MMED 224 Steele S11401 0310 50 Developmental Writing I Lecture MW 0500-0615pm SSC 105 STAFF11498 0327 01 Integrated Reading/Writing Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 226 Belyeu J11562 0327 02 Integrated Reading/Writing Lecture MWF 1000-1050am SSC 105 Belyeu J11563 0327 03 Integrated Reading/Writing Lecture TR 0930-1045am SSC 105 Belyeu J11564 0327 04 Integrated Reading/Writing Lecture TR 1100-1215pm SSC 105 Belyeu J11502 0327 50 Integrated Reading/Writing Lecture/InternetMW 0630-0745pm SSC 105 STAFF10020 1301 01 Composition I Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 149 James C10021 1301 02 Composition I Lecture MWF 1000-1050am MMED 101 Byrd S11373 1301 03 Composition I Lecture MWF 1100-1150am MMED 101 Byrd S11115 1301 04 Composition I Lecture MW 1200-0115pm MMED 101 James C11374 1301 05 Composition I Lecture TR 0800-0915am MMED 111 Judice M10024 1301 06 Composition I Lecture TR 0930-1045am MMED 111 Judice M10025 1301 07 Composition I Lecture TR 1100-1215pm MMED 111 Judice M10898 1301 08 Composition I Lecture TR 1230-0145pm MMED 111 Lowe Z11375 1301 50 Composition I Lecture W 0630-0915pm MMED 101 Placette A10028 1302 01 Composition II Lecture MWF 0800-0850am MMED 111 Judice M10029 1302 02 Composition II Lecture MWF 0800-0850am MMED 101 Byrd S10030 1302 03 Composition II Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 111 Judice M10031 1302 04 Composition II Lecture MWF 0900-0950am MMED 101 Byrd S11117 1302 05 Composition II Lecture MWF 1100-1150am MMED 111 James C10033 1302 06 Composition II Lecture MW 1200-0115pm MMED 111 Lowe Z10834 1302 07 Composition II Lecture TR 0800-0915am MMED 101 Lowe Z10899 1302 08 Composition II Lecture TR 0930-1045am MMED 101 Lowe Z10034 1302 09 Composition II Lecture TR 1230-0145pm MMED 101 James C10900 1302 50 Composition II Lecture W 0630-0915pm MMED 111 James C11376 2321 01 British Literature Lecture MWF 1000-1050am MMED 205 Judice M10041 2326 50 American Literature Lecture TR 0630-0745pm MMED 205 Gongre C10042 2331 01 World Literature Lecture TR 0930-1045am MMED 205 Byrd S

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(GOVT) GovernmentCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10902 2305 01 Federal Government Lecture MWF 0900-0950am PAC 136 Triebel M10903 2305 02 Federal Government Lecture MWF 1200-1250pm PAC 136 Triebel M10904 2305 03 Federal Government Lecture TR 0930-1045am PAC 136 Capeles T11535 2306 01 Texas Government Lecture MWF 0800-0850am PAC 136 Capeles T10909 2306 02 Texas Government Lecture MWF 1000-1050am PAC 136 Triebel M10910 2306 03 Texas Government Lecture MWF 1100-1150am PAC 136 Triebel M10911 2306 04 Texas Government Lecture TR 0800-0915am PAC 136 Capeles T10912 2306 05 Texas Government Lecture TR 1100-1215pm PAC 136 Triebel M11124 2306 50 Texas Government Lecture M 0630-0915pm PAC 136 STAFF

(HIST) HistoryCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10053 1301 01 United States History I Lecture MWF 1100-1150am PAC 134 Wilbur C10054 1301 02 United States History I Lecture TR 1100-1215pm PAC 134 Copple M10915 1301 03 United States History I Lecture MW 1200-0115pm PAC 134 Wilbur C10056 1302 01 United States History II Lecture MWF 0800-0850am PAC 132 Durso C10057 1302 02 United States History II Lecture MWF 0800-0850am PAC 134 Wilbur C10058 1302 03 United States History II Lecture MWF 0900-0950am PAC 132 Durso C10059 1302 04 United States History II Lecture MWF 0900-0950am PAC 134 Wilbur C10060 1302 05 United States History II Lecture TR 0800-0915am PAC 134 Trevey M10062 1302 06 United States History II Lecture TR 0930-1045am PAC 134 Copple M11386 1302 50 United States History II Lecture T 0530-0815pm PAC 134 Wilbur C

(PHIL) PhilosophyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10065 1301 01 Intro Philosophy Lecture TR 0800-0915am RF 106 Bertin D11129 1301 50 Intro Philosophy Lecture T 0630-0915pm PAC 136 Bertin D

(SPCH) SpeechCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10067 1315 01 Public Speaking Lecture MWF 0800-0850am PAC 130 Cockrell C10918 1315 02 Public Speaking Lecture MWF 0900-0950am PAC 130 Cockrell C10069 1315 03 Public Speaking Lecture MWF 1000-1050am PAC 130 Gengo D10070 1315 04 Public Speaking Lecture MWF 1100-1150am PAC 130 Stafford L10071 1315 05 Public Speaking Lecture MW 1200-0115pm PAC 130 Cockrell C10072 1315 06 Public Speaking Lecture TR 0800-0915am PAC 130 Stafford L10073 1315 07 Public Speaking Lecture TR 0930-1045am PAC 130 Cockrell C10919 1315 08 Public Speaking Lecture TR 1100-1215pm PAC 130 Gengo D10077 1315 50 Public Speaking Lecture W 0630-0915pm PAC 130 Cockrell C

(SSC) Student Success CenterCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10797 101 01 Student Success Cntr Lab Read Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Steele S10798 101 50 Student Success Cntr Lab Read Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Steele S10799 102 01 Student Success Cntr Math Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Steele S10800 102 50 Student Success Cntr Math Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Steele S10801 103 01 Student Success Cntr Lab Write Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Steele S10802 103 50 Student Success Cntr Lab Write Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Steele S

HEALTH, FITNESS & SPORTS(KINE) Kinesiology

CRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10710 1321 01 Coaching/Sports/Ath I Lecture/Lab TR 1100-1125am PMPC 202 STAFF

Lecture/Lab TR 1126-1216pm PMPC 202 STAFF11492 2356 01 Care/Prevent Athletic Injuries Lecture TR 0930-1045am PMPC 202 Diehl A

(PHED) Physical EducationCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11497 1101 01 Fitness for Life Lab MWF 0900-0950am PMPC 110 Broussard J11493 1103 01 Volleyball Lab MW 0130-0245pm PMPC 202 STAFF11494 1120 01 Basketball II Lab TR 0300-0415pm PMPC 202 Carlin J11495 1123 01 Softball II Lab MW 0300-0415pm PMPC 202 Rowe M11496 1126 01 Dance II Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

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2015 SPRING 16-WEEK SESSION -- JAN. 20 TO MAY 13(BUSI) Business

CRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10450 1301 73 Business Principles Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Cammack N

(ECON) EconomicsCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11212 2301 73 Prin Economics - Macro Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Bryant J10447 2302 73 Prin Economics - Micro Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Bryant J

(HITT) Health Information TechnologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11204 1303 73 Medical Terminology II Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Champagne A10218 1305 73 Medical Term I Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Champagne A11222 1313 73 Insurance Coding Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Guillot S11406 2245 73 Coding Cert Exam Review Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Guillot S

(ITSC) Computer and Information SciencesCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10182 1401 73 Intro to Computers Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF10183 1401 74 Intro to Computers Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

(ITSW) Information TechnologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10704 1301 73 Intro Word Processing Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Cammack N

(LGLA) ParalegalCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11415 1307 73 Intro Law/Legal Prof Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA McPherson M10585 1345 73 Civil Litigation Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA McPherson M

(MDCA) Medical Office AssistantCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11201 1205 73 Medical Law/Ethics Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Granger P

(POFT) Professional Office TechnologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11412 2312 73 Busi Correspondence/Comm Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Granger P

(ARTS) ArtCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10667 1301 73 Art Appreciation Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Faggard A

Spring 2015 Online Classes

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(ENGL) EnglishCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11541 0327 73 Integrated Reading/Writing Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Belyeu J10027 1301 73 Composition I Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Lowe Z10039 1302 73 Composition II Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA James C10666 2321 73 British Literature Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Lowe Z

(GOVT) GovernmentCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10907 2305 73 Federal Government Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Capeles T10914 2306 73 Texas Government Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Lindley N

(HIST) HistoryCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10055 1301 73 U.S. History I (1763-1877) Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Wilbur C10064 1302 73 U.S. History (Since 1877) Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Wilbur C

(PHIL) PhilosophyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10066 1301 73 Intro Philosophy Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Lindley N

(SPCH) SpeechCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11307 1315 73 Public Speaking Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Stafford LMust have the ability to video speeches with a webcame/phone video that supports one of the following file types: avi, flv, mov, mpeg, mpg, mp4, mv4,quicktime, wmv, 3gp. Also need a Skype account and use either Internet Explorer or Firefox as the browser.

(BCIS) Business Computer Information SystemsCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11435 1305 74 Business Computer Appl Lecture/Lab Ned K

(BIOL) BiologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10987 2401 73 Anatomy/Physiology I Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Longlet N10586 2401 74 Anatomy/Physiology I Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Longlet N10654 2402 73 Anatomy/Physiology II Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Longlet N10130 2420 73 Microbiology Non-Science Major Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Jordan P

(CHEM) ChemistryCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11149 1405 73 Intro Chemistry I Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Son-Guidry K11143 1406 73 Intro Chemistry I (Allied Hlth) Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Son-Guidry K11449 1407 73 Intro Chemistry II Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Son-Guidry K

(CRIJ) Criminal JusticeCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11150 1301 73 Intro Criminal Justice Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Cowle K

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(HECO) Home EconomicsCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10453 1322 73 Principles Nutrition Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Woodard A

(MATH) MathematicsCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10952 0332 73 Intermediate Algebra Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF11019 1314 73 College Algebra Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Askew M11464 1325 73 Calculus Busi/Soc Sciences Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Tran M11300 1332 73 Contemp Math (LA Maj I) Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Tran M

(PHYS) PhysicsCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11168 1415 73 Physical Science Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Byrd O10756 1417 73 Physical Science II Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Byrd O

(PSYC) PsychologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11172 1100 73 Learning Framework Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Clark J11174 1300 73 Learning Framework Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Clark J10774 2301 73 General Psychology Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Barbay C10777 2314 73 Lifespan Growth/Development Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Barbay C

(SOCI) SociologyCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR10782 1301 73 Intro Sociology Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Brown L

(MUSC) Commercial MusicCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11569 1235 73 Com Music Software (Finale) Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

(MUSI) MusicCRN NO. SEC. COURSE TITLE TYPE DAYS TIME BLDG. RM. INSTRUCTOR11244 1310 73 American Popular Music Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Gillam R

2015 SPRING 8-WEEK MODULE 1 ONLINE -- JAN. 20 TO MARCH 13(RNSG) Registered Nursing

11536 1300 73 Health Assessment Lifespan Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA MacNeill S, Watson M11537 1300 74 Health Assessment Lifespan Lab-Online TBA TBA TBA TBA MacNeill S, Watson M11538 1311 73 Nurs Pathophysiology Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Douglas M

(ACCT) Accounting11428 2301 74 Prin Financial Accounting Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Green T

(ECON) Economics11430 2301 74 Prin Economics - Macro Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Bryant J

(KINE) Kinesiology11240 1301 73 Intro Physical Fitness/Sport Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Kish C

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(ARTS) Art11369 1301 74 Art Appreciation Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Faggard A

(ENGL) English11500 0327 74 Integrated Reading/Writing Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Belyeu J11378 1301 74 Composition I Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA James C

(GOVT) Government11383 2305 74 Federal Government Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Woodford D

(HIST) History11388 1301 74 United States History I Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Wilbur C

(PHIL) Philosophy11392 1301 74 Intro Philosophy Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Lindley N

(EDUC) Education11459 1301 73 Intro Teaching Prof Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Neeb A

(HECO) Home Economics11445 1322 74 Principles Nutrition Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Woodard A

(PHYS) Physics11467 1415 74 Physical Science Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

(PSYC) Psychology11473 1100 74 Learning Framework Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Clark J11475 1300 74 Learning Framework Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Clark J11305 2301 74 General Psychology Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Barbay C

(MATH) Mathematics11396 0332 74 Intermediate Algebra Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

(MUSI) Music11572 1306 73 Music Appreciation Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Freyermuth J11484 1310 74 American Popular Music Lectre TBA TBA TBA TBA Gillam R

TO BE ENROLLED IN EITHER ENGL 0327 OR MATH 0332 ONLINE, A STUDENT MUST:• have made either an A or B in the previous course (ENGL 0310 or MATH 0313 respectively) OR have a TSIA score in Math of 337to 343 or a TSIA score in Writing of 357 to 362. Prospective students must take all tests on campus

SPRING 2015 8-WEEK MODULE 2 ONLINE -- MARCH 23 TO MAY 13NOTE: Students planning to enroll in Session II courses must note that the session does not end until AFTER May graduation. Therefore, students planning to graduate in May should not enroll in this session.

(ACCT) Accounting11432 2302 74 Prin Managerial Acct’g Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Green T

(ECON) Economics11434 2302 74 Prin Economics - Micro Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Bryant J

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(KINE) Kinesiology11297 1304 73 Personal/Community Health I Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Broussard J

(ENGL) English11567 0327 75 Integrated Reading/Writing Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Belyeu J11380 1302 75 Composition II Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA James C11316 2331 75 World Literature Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Lowe Z

(GOVT) Government11385 2306 75 Texas Government Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Woodford D

(HIST) History11390 1302 75 United States History II Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Wilbur C

(PHIL) Philosophy11394 1301 75 Intro Philosophy Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Lindley N

(BCIS) Business Computer Information Systems11437 1305 75 Business Computer Appl Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Ned K

(CHEM) Chemistry11550 1405 75 Intro Chemistry I Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Son-Guidry K11451 1406 75 Intro Chemistry I (Allied Hlth Major) Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

(CRIJ) Criminal Justice11554 2323 75 Legal Aspects Law Enforce Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Cowle K

(EDUC) Education11461 2301 73 Intro Spec Populations Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA Neeb A

(HECO) Home Economics11446 1322 75 Principles Nutrition Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Woodard A

(MATH) Mathematics11398 0332 75 Intermediate Algebra Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF11323 1314 74 College Algebra Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Tran M11325 1350 73 Fundamentals Math I Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

(PHYS) Physics11469 1417 74 Physical Science II Lecture/Lab TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF

(PSYC) Psychology11477 1300 75 Learning Framework Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF11306 2314 74 Lifespan Growth/Development Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Barbay C

(SOCI) Sociology11480 1301 74 Intro Sociology Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Brown L

(MUSI) Music11574 1306 74 Music Appreciation Lecture TBA TBA TBA TBA Freyermuth J

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Spring 2015 Academic Partnership Courses These courses are not for Lamar State College-Port Arthur students.

They are specifically for Academic Partnership students ONLY! NO EXCEPTIONS!!!SPRING SEMESTER: JAN. 20 TO MAY 13

11553 30 CRIJ 1307 ........................Crime in America........................................................................................STAFF11555 30 CRIJ 2328 ........................Police Sys/Practice ....................................................................................STAFF

SESSION I: JAN. 20 TO MARCH 13 11427 30 ACCT 2301 ......................Principles of Financial Accounting ..........................................................Green T.11368 30 ARTS 1301 ......................Art Appreciation ..................................................................................Faggard A.11551 30 CRIJ 1301 ........................Intro Criminal Justice ....................................................................................Staff11553 30 CRIJ 1307 ........................Crime in America ..........................................................Staff (Jan 20th-May 13th) 11555 30 CRIJ 2328 ........................Police Systems/Practices ............................................Staff (Jan 20th- May 13th) 11429 30 ECON 2301 ......................Principles of Macro Economics ..............................................................Bryant J. 11458 30 EDUC 1301 ......................Intro to Teaching Prof ..............................................................................Neeb A.11499 30 ENGL 0327 ......................Integrated Reading/Writing ....................................................................Belyeu J.11377 30 ENGL 1301 ......................Composition I ........................................................................................James C. 11382 30 GOVT 2305 ......................Federal Government ........................................................................Woodford D. 11556 30 HECO 1322 ......................Principles of Nutrition..........................................................................Woodard A. 11387 30 HIST 1301 ........................United States History I............................................................................Wilbur C.11395 30 MATH 0332 ......................Intermediate Algebra ....................................................................................Staff11571 30 MUSI 1306........................Music Appreciation..........................................................................Freyermuth J.11483 30 MUSI 1310........................American Popular Music ........................................................................Gillam R.11391 30 PHIL 1301 ........................Intro Philosophy ....................................................................................Lindley N. 11466 30 PHYS 1415 ......................Physical Science............................................................................................Staff11472 30 PSYC 1100 ......................Learning Framework ................................................................................Clark J.11474 30 PSYC 1300 ......................Learning Framework ................................................................................Clark J.11478 30 PSYC 2301 ......................General Psychology ............................................................................Barbay C. 11539 30 RNSG 1207 ......................Nurs Jurisprudence ............................................................................Douglas M. 11540 30 RNSG 2230 ......................Prof Nursing Rev/ License Prep ........MacNeil S. (Oct 1st 2014- Mar 13th 2015) 10921 30 SPCH 1315 ....................Public Speaking***................................................................................Stafford L.

***Must have the ability to video speeches with a webcam/ phone video that supports one of the following file types: avi, flv, mov, mpeg, mpg, mp4, mv4, quicktime, wmv,3gp. Also need a Skype account and use either Internet Explorer or Firefox as the browser only

SESSION II: MARCH 23 TO MAY 13 11431 30 ACCT 2302 ......................Principles of Managerial Accounting........................................................Green T. 11436 31 BCIS 1305 ........................Business Computer Applications................................................................Ned K. 11549 30 CHEM 1405 ......................Intro Chemistry I ............................................................................Son-Guidry K. 11450 30 CHEM 1406 ....................Intro Chemistry I (Allied Hlth) ........................................................................Staff11552 31 CRIJ 1301 ........................Intro Criminal Justice ....................................................................................Staff11433 30 ECON 2302 ......................Principles of Micro Economics ................................................................Bryant J.11460 30 EDUC 2301 ......................Intro to Special Populations......................................................................Neeb A. 11501 31 ENGL 0327 ......................Integrated Reading/Writing ....................................................................Belyeu J. 11379 31 ENGL 1302 ......................Composition II ........................................................................................James C. 11381 31 ENGL 2331 ......................World Literature ........................................................................................Lowe Z. 11384 31 GOVT 2306 ......................Texas Government ............................................................................Woodford D. 11557 31 HECO 1322 ......................Principles Nutrition..............................................................................Woodard A. 11389 31 HIST 1302 ........................United States History II ..........................................................................Wilbur C.11397 31 MATH 0332 ......................Intermediate Algebra......................................................................................Staff11462 30 MATH 1314 ......................College Algebra ........................................................................................Tran M. 11465 30 MATH 1350 ......................Fundamentals of Math I ................................................................................Staff11573 31 MUSI 1306........................Music Appreciation..........................................................................Freyermuth J. 11393 31 PHIL 1301 ........................Intro Philosophy ....................................................................................Lindley N. 11468 30 PHYS 1417 ......................Physical Science II ........................................................................................Staff11476 31 PSYC 1300 ......................Learning Framework ......................................................................................Staff11479 30 PSYC 2314 ......................Lifespan Growth/Development ..............................................................Barbay C.

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FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE – SPRING 201516-WEEK SEMESTER

DATE CLASS PERIOD STARTS EXAM TIMEThursday, May 7 8:00 T/THU 8:30 T/THU

9:00 THU 11:00 T/THU1:00 THU 2:00 T/THU8:00 - 10:30 8:00 - 10:309:00 - 11:00 11:00 - 1:301:00 - 3:30 2:00 - 4:30

Friday, May 8 8:00 F 9:00 MWF or F10:00 F 10:00 MWF12:00 MWF or F 1:00 F8:00 - 10:30 8:00 - 10:3010:00 - 12:30 11:00 - 1:302:00 - 4:30 1:00 - 3:30

Monday, May 11 9:00 M or MW 11:00 MW or MWF12:00 MW 12:30 MW or MWF1:00 M or MW or MWF 2:00 MW5:00 M 5:30 MW6:30 M 9:00 - 11:3010:00 - 12:30 1:00 - 3:3012:30 - 3:00 1:00 - 3:302:00 - 4:30 5:00 - 7:305:30 - 8:00 6:30 - 9:00

Tuesday, May 12 9:00 T 9:30 T/THU12:00 T 12:30 T/THU1:00 T or T/THU 1:30 T/THU5:00 T/THU 5:00 T5:30 T/THU 6:00 T/THU6:30 T 6:30 T/THU9:00 - 11:30 8:00 - 10:3012:00 - 2:30 11:00 - 1:301:00 - 3:30 1:30 - 4:004:00 - 6:30 5:00 – 7:305:30 - 8:00 6:00 – 8:306:30 - 9:00 6:30 – 9:00

Wednesday, May 13 8:00 MWF 9:00 W10:00 W 1:00 W1:30 MW 5:00 MW5:00 W 5:30 W6:00 MW 6:30 W or MW8:00 - 10:30 9:00 - 11:0010:00 - 12:30 1:00 - 3:301:30 - 4:00 4:00 - 6:305:00 - 7:30 5:30 - 8:006:00 - 8:30 6:30 - 9:00

1. Final examinations for Cosmetology, Surgical Technology, Vocational Nursing, and Upward Mobility Nursing may be scheduled independently.2. Students with examination conflicts should make arrangements with their instructors for alternate times as early as possible.3. Classes with meeting times not listed should schedule exam time through their respective Dean.

M-Monday T-Tuesday W-Wednesday THU-Thursday F-Friday

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Spring 2015-Senior 55+ CoursesJAN. 20 to MAY 6, 2015

The Senior 55+ Program has courses focused to serve our senior learners in the area of computers. Senior 55+ students are peoplewho are 55 years of age or older, who would like to take a course or courses for personal enrichment or seeking to earn a certificate.

CLASS NAME: ITSW 1304-15 Intro to SpreadsheetsCLASS DAY: Thursdays CLASS TIME: 1-3:30 p.m.CLASS LOCATION: Cosmetology Annex, Rm 110

CLASS INSTRUCTOR: R. Sweat

Tuition and fees for students age 65 and older is calculated as follows:Designated Tuition ....................................$65.96 per semester credit hourComputer Use Fee ....................................$18.70 per semester credit hourEndowed Scholarship Fee ................................$1 per semester credit hourStudent ID Fee ......................................................................$5 per student

For information about the Senior 55+ Program Computer Classes, please contact Karon Jackson at 409-984-6418 or 1-800-477-5827, ext. 6418, or email karon.jackson@lamarpa.edu

Is this your first semester in college or your first time at Lamar State College-Port Arthur? Take advantage of LSC-PA’s Orientation Sessions and learn to navigate the college experience. Call 409-984-6186 to register for this FREE opportunity. There is lots of important information

available as well as great giveaways, including a laptop to one lucky winner!

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Important Phone Numbers 1500 Procter Street (P.O. Box 310), Port Arthur, Texas 77641-0310

-4921 or (800) 477-5872

To learn about updates to Lamar State College-Port Arthur’s 2014-2015 catalog, or to find out more about the College’s programs and services, visit the college website: www.lamarpa.edu

Admission Advisors ......................................................................................... (409) 984-6186 Admissions and Records ............................................................................................... 984-6166 Allied Health Department .............................................................................................. 984-6356 Bookstore ....................................................................................................................... 984-6388 Business and Technology .............................................................................................. 984-6381 Math and Science Department ....................................................................................... 984-6330 Business/Finance Office ................................................................................................ 984-6116 Campus Security ............................................................................................................ 984-6255 Career Placement Center ............................................................................................... 984-6418 Commercial Music Department ..................................................................................... 984-6520 Computer Lab (Gates Memorial Library)...................................................................... 984-6154 Information Technology Services ................................................................................. 984-6149 Continuing Education .................................................................................................... 984-6230 Cosmetology Program ................................................................................................... 984-6403 Dean of Technical Programs ......................................................................................... 984-6390 Dean of Academic Programs and Continuing Education ............................................... 984-6230 Dean of Library Services ............................................................................................... 984-6216 Developmental Education Department .......................................................................... 984-6245 Distance Education ........................................................................................................ 984-6349 Financial Aid ................................................................................................................. 984-6203 Gates Memorial Library ................................................................................................ 984-6218 Health, Fitness and Sport Department ........................................................................... 984-6292 Inmate Instruction Programs ......................................................................................... 984-6330 Liberal Arts Department ................................................................................................ 984-6341 Museum of the Gulf Coast............................................................................................. 982-7000 Music Hall Scheduling .................................................................................................. 984-6210 Parker Multipurpose Center ........................................................................................... 984-6291 Performing Arts Center Scheduling .............................................................................. 984-6210 President ........................................................................................................................ 984-6100 Public Information Office .............................................................................................. 984-6342 Records .......................................................................................................................... 984-6178 Registrar ........................................................................................................................ 984-6165 Special Populations ....................................................................................................... 984-6240 Student Government Association .................................................................................. 984-6193 Student Activities .......................................................................................................... 984-6191 Student Success Center .................................................................................................. 984-6245 Testing Office ................................................................................................................ 984-6244 Theater Office ................................................................................................................ 984-6338 Vice President for Academic Affairs ............................................................................. 984-6209

Vice President for Student Services .............................................................................. 984-6156

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Campus Calendar of EventsNOVEMBER1: Basketball at Select Therapy Invitational, TBA, Pensacola, Fla.3: Arthur’s Birthday Party, Photo Booth, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Student Center lobby3-21: Thanksgiving Food Drive, Student Center, second floor8: Basketball vs. Houston Community College, 2 p.m., Parker Center8: Commercial Music Rooftop Beatles Tribute Concert, 3:30 p.m., Music Hall10: Book Club Night feat. Dr. Frankie Clark, 7 p.m., Parker Center Banquet Room 12: Basketball vs. Lone Star College-Tomball, 7 p.m., Parker Center14: Homecoming Door Decorating Contest, campus-wide 14: Student Government Association meeting, noon, Student Center second Floor14: Phone Wraps Novelty Event, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Student Center, lobby 15: Basketball vs. Lone Star College-Cy Fair, 4 p.m., Parker Center17-20: SeahawkSuperstar Scholar Campaign Week, Student Center lobby19: Basketball vs. Victoria College, 7 p.m., Parker Center19-20: Seahawk Superstar Scholar Elections, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Student Center lobby19-20: LifeShare Blood Drive, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Student Center, fourth floor21: Homecoming Spirit Rally, 12 noon, Student Center lobby21-23: Theater Dept. presents The Glass Menagerie, Time TBA, PAC Main Theater22: Homecoming Tailgate Party 5-7 p.m., Parker Center22: Basketball vs. Paris College, 4 p.m., Parker Center25: Basketball at Panola College, TBA, Carthage29: Basketball vs. Delgado, La., College, 4 p.m., Parker Center

DECEMBER1: Cosmetology Fashion Show, 11 a.m., Student Center lobby5: Student Government Association meeting, noon, Student Center, second floor3: Basketball vs. Kilgore College, 7 p.m., Parker Center6: Basketball at Tyler Junior College, TBA, Tyler10: Basketball vs. Navarro College, 7 p.m., Parker Center12: Fall 2014 Commencement, 6:30 p.m., Parker Center30: Basketball New Year’s Classic: vs. LSC-Cy Fair, 6 p.m., Parker Center31: Basketball New Year’s Classic vs. Pensacola College, 4 p.m., Parker Center

JANUARY3: Basketball at Bossier Parish College, 2 p.m., Bossier City, La.7: Basketball vs. Trinity Valley CC, 7 p.m., Parker Center10: Basketball vs. Lone Star College-Tomball, 2 p.m., Parker Center14: Basketball at So. U.-Shreveport, 7 p.m., Shreveport, La.17: Basketball vs. Coastal Bend College, 2 p.m., Parker Center20-23: Spring Welcome Week, Student Center lobby21: Basketball at Lee College, 7 p.m., Baytown24: Basketball vs. Jacksonville College, 4 p.m., Parker Center28: Basketball at San Jacinto College, 7:30 p.m., Pasadena31: Basketball vs. Blinn College, 4 p.m., Parker Center

FEBRUARY1: Softball vs. Bossier Parish CC, 1 p.m. (DH), Martin Field4: Basketball at Angelina College, 7:30 p.m., Lufkin6-8: Softball at Wallace State Tournament, TBA, Atmore, Ala.

7: Basketball at Coastal Bend College, 2 p.m., Beeville13: Valentine Chocolate Festival, 9 a.m,.-noon, Student Center13: Jerry Bellot Cajun Band, 8 a.m.-noon, Student Center13-14: Softball -- Lamar State Tournament, TBA, Martin Field14: Basketball vs. Lee College, 2 p.m., Parker Center17: Basketball at Jacksonville College, 7 p.m., Jacksonville17-18: Organization Days, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Student Center18-19: Lifeshare Blood Drive, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Student Center19: Softball at Pensacola College, TBA, Pensacola, Fla.19: Chinese New Year celebration, Student Center20-21: Softball at Sun Chief Tournament, TBA, Gulf Shores, Ala.21: Basketball vs. San Jancinto College, 4 p.m., Parker Center25: Basketball at Blinn College, 7:30 p.m., Brenham27-28: Softball at Crossover Tournament, TBA, Longview28: Basketball vs. Angelina College, 6 p.m., Parker Center

MARCH1: Softball at Crossover Tournament, TBA, Longview3-9: Health & Safety Week, Student Center lobby5: Citizen Bee, 7 p.m., Performing Arts Center Main Theater7: Softball vs. San Jacinto College, TBA (DH), Martin Field8: Softball at Bossier Parish CC, 1 p.m. (DH), Bossier City, La.10: Softball at Bossier Parish CC, 1 p.m. (DH), Bossier City, La.11: Softball at Bossier Parish CC, 1 p.m. (DH), Bossier City, La.14: Softball at Alvin Community College, TBA (DH), Alvin18: Softball vs. Galveston College, 1 p.m. (DH), Martin Field21: Softball at Coastal Bend College, TBA (DH), Beeville22: Softball at Laredo College, TBA (DH), Laredo23-27: Spring Fling events, Student Center lobby24: Softball vs. Baton Rouge CC, 2 p.m. (DH), Martin Field28: Softball at San Jacinto College, TBA (DH), Houston30-31: Relay for Life Easter basket auction, Student Center lobby31: Softball vs. LSU-Eunice, TBA (DH), Martin Field

APRIL8: Softball at Baton Rouge CC, 3 p.m. (DH), Baton Rouge, La.11: Softball at Galveston College, TBA (DH), Galveston12: Softball vs. Alvin College, TBA (DH), Martin Field13-14: Student Govt. elections, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Student Center lobby15: Softball at Blinn College, TBA (DH), Brenham18: Softball vs. Laredo College, TBA (DH), Martin Field19: Softball vs. Coastal Bend College, TBA (DH), Martin Field22-23: Lifeshare Blood Drive, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Student Center25: Gulf Coast Gala, 7 p.m., Parker Center30: Softball at NJCAA Region XIV Tournament, TBA, TBA

MAY5: Cinco de Mayo celebration, Student Center lobby15: Spring Commencement, 6:30 p.m., Parker Center

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