Summer Session Courses I

CourseSec.Course TitleDaysCreditsFeesStartEndInstructorRoom
A  10130INTRODUCTION FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGS3.00 8:00 AM4:30 PMIGNATOWSKI, JULIAN K207
  This class will meet on the following five Saturdays: May 24 and 31; June 7, 14, and 21. 
AR 45130ST: INTERMEDIATE ARABIC IITR3.00 4:00 PM7:20 PMHAMED, YASIR G H117
  Prerequisite: AR 450 Intermediate Arabic I 
AT 40330ST: HISTORY OF FRENCH ART & ARCHITECTUREARR3.00   PERRY, DAVID 
  This is a Study Abroad course that will cover art history through a study of architecture and painting from the Romanesque period of 400 AD through the post-impressionist paintings at Giverny and the art museums in Paris. Architecturally, the Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Modern styles will be studied. Students will be required to keep a daily journal and write a summative paper of at least ten pages after returning from the trip. The journal and the paper will be graded. 
AT 405 30 ST: HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS OF ITALY ARR 

 6.00

   SCINTO, LINDA  
  This course is a 14-day trip to Italy from May 29 to June 10, 2008. The program will travel to Rome, Florence, Naples, and Pompeii.  The course will cover art history through a study of architecture and interiors from the Ancient Roman period through the Renaissance, Baroque, and Rococo periods. Architecturally, the Ancient Roman, Renaissance, Baroque, and Rococo styles will be studied. Students will be required to keep a daily journal with photos and write several short papers comparing and contrasting buildings of the different eras. The journal and papers will be graded. 6 credit hours. 
AT 41630ST: DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGING IMW3.00$110.001:00 PM4:20 PMSMOLINSKI, JOSEPH D203
BI 12130GENL & HUMAN BIOLOGY I WITH LABMWR4.00$115.006:00 PM9:20 PMAYERS, JAMES D304
CJ 10030INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICEMW3.00 9:00 AM12:20 PMSTELBEN, BRIAN K102
CJ 20130PRINCIPLES CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONMW3.00 5:30 PM8:50 PMADCOCK, JAMES K108
CJ 30130GROUP DYNAMICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICETR3.00 1:00 PM4:20 PMPARKER, CRAIG H118
CJ 450 30 ST: SERIAL MURDER MW 

3.00 

 

 1:00 PM

 4:20 PM

KEPPEL, ROBERT D  K108
CO 10030HUMAN COMMUNICATIONTR3.00 9:00 AM12:20 PMRAUCHER, STEVEN A ECH212
CO 10930COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT & BUSINESSMW3.00 9:00 AM12:20 PMISAACS, KAREN ECH212
CO 45030ST: ADVENTURES IN COMMUNICATIONTR3.00 5:30 PM8:50 PMCANCELLED M103
CO 59830INTERNSHIPARR3.00   RAUCHER, STEVEN A 
CO 59930INDEPENDENT STUDYARR3.00   ALLEN, JERRY L 
DH 330A30DENTAL HYGIENE CONCEPTS IIIF3.00$600.009:00 AM12:00 PMD'AMATO-PALUMBO, SANDRA D204
DH 330L30LAB DH 330MW  8:45 AM4:45 PMKACERIK, MARK DHC
DH 330L31LAB DH 330TR  8:30 AM4:30 PMPRAJER, RENEE DHC
DH 46230DENTAL HYGIENE INTERNSHIPARR3.00   MERCER, TEAL 
DH 46830DENTAL HYGIENE SENIOR PROJECTARR3.00   MERCER, TEAL 
DI 34230HEALTHY FOOD PREPARATIONT3.00$115.009:00 AM4:30 PMCHAVENT, GEORGIA A H106K
E  10330FUNDAMENTALSMWR3.00 6:00 PM9:20 PMANTENUCCI, MARGARET H202
E  10530COMPOSITIONMW3.00 6:00 PM9:20 PMSALMON, HOLLY H117
E  11030COMPOSITION AND LITERATURETR3.00 6:00 PM9:20 PMLISTRO, STEPHEN H116
E  22530TECHNICAL WRITING AND PRESENTATIONONLINE3.00   SHERMAN, NEIL 
E  48130ST: CRIME FICTIONMW3.00 6:00 PM9:20 PMFARRELL, RICHARD J H203
EC 13330PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS ITR3.00 6:00 PM9:20 PMPARKER, JOSEPH A K109
EC 450 30 ST: CHINESE CULTURE, ECONOMICS & BUSINESS PRACTICES ARR 

 3.00

   JUDD, BEN B. JR./YU, CHIEN  
  A study of Chinese culture and business practices, including a two-week trip to Guangzhou, Hangzhou, and Shanghai. Students will participate in a seminar before departure and write a report upon return. Trip dates are May 24 to June 8. There will be lectures at South China Normal University and visits to a number of Chinese and multinational companies. Students must register for both EC 450 and MK 450 and must pay 50% of their tuition by April 10 to enable purchase of air tickets. Tuition will cover air, other travel expenses, housing, meals, lecture fees, etc. Contact Professor Judd at bjudd@newhaven.edu or 203.932.7205 for information. 3 credit hours. 
EC 45930ST: ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICSTR3.00 6:00 PM9:20 PMRODRIGUEZ, ARMANDO D K102
FOR415 30 CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION MW 

3.00 

 $115.00

 9:00 AM

 12:20 PM

PALMBACH, TIMOTHY M K106
FS 302 30 CHEMISTRY OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MW 

3.00 

 

 9:00 AM

 12:20 PM

STAFF ECH9
FS 49730RESEARCH PROJECTARR3.00   ILIESCU, SORIN 
FS 49830RESEARCH PROJECT IARR1.00   ILIESCU, SORIN 
FS 49930RESEARCH PROJECT IIARR2.00   ILIESCU, SORIN 
FS 50130INTERNSHIPARR3.00   MASSICOTTE, ROBERT E, JR. 
FS 59930INDEPENDENT STUDYARR3.00   MASSICOTTE, ROBERT E, JR. 
FS 59931INDEPENDENT STUDYARR3.00   ILIESCU, SORIN 
FS 59932INDEPENDENT STUDYARR3.00   DUNSTON, NELSON 
FS 59933INDEPENDENT STUDYARR3.00   O'CONNOR, MARTIN J 
FS 59934INDEPENDENT STUDYARR3.00   VARGA, BRUCE J 
HS 10230THE WESTERN WORLD IN MODERN TIMESTR3.00 9:00 AM12:20 PMCHEPAITIS, JOSEPH BD204
HS 38130ST: HISTORY OF WORLD WAR IIARR    PERRY, DAVID 
  This is a Study Abroad course that will cover the history of World War II in the European theater of war – with a special focus on France during the D-Day operations in June, 1944. The group will tour the landing beaches at Arromanches where British and Canadian forces landed on June 6, 1944. The museum is excellent and the artificial harbor used for the landing operation is still visible. The group will tour the cities of Caen and St. Lo as well as the fields just south of Arromanches where the 150 mm guns aimed at London are still in place. 
LA 10130BUSINESS LAW REGULATORY ENVIRONMENTONLINE3.00   GOLDBERG, MARTIN A 
M  10330FUNDAMENTAL MATHEMATICSMWR3.00 6:00 PM9:20 PMDENARDIS, ROBERTK203
M  11730CALCULUS IMWR4.00 6:00 PM9:20 PMCASTELOT, WILLIAM LM203
MG 32030SPORTS INDUSTRIES AND THE LAWONLINE    FRIED, GIL B 
MG 35030MANAGEMENT OF WORKFORCE DIVERSITYONLINE    ASSENZA, P 
MK 450 30 ST: CHINESE CULTURE, ECONOMICS & BUSINESS PRACTICES ARR 

 3.00

   JUDD, BEN B. JR./YU, CHIEN  
  A study of Chinese culture and business practices, including a two-week trip to Guangzhou, Hangzhou, and Shanghai. Students will participate in a seminar before departure and write a report upon return.  Trip dates are May 24 to June 8. There will be lectures at South China Normal University and visits to a number of Chinese and multinational companies. Students must register for both EC 450 and MK 450 and must pay 50% of their tuition by April 10 to enable purchase of air tickets. Tuition will cover air, other travel expenses, housing, meals, lecture fees, etc. Contact Professor Judd at bjudd@newhaven.edu or 203.932.7205 for information. 3 credit hours.  
MM 30130INTRODUCTION TO MULTIMEDIAMW3.00$115.005:30 PM8:50 PM**CANCELLED*********
MU 21130HISTORY OF ROCKTR3.00 9:00 AM12:20 PMCELOTTO, ALBERT G D105
MU 416 30 ADVANCED PERFORMANCE ARR 

 3.00

   **CANCELLED*********  
  This course is part of a 21-day trip to Western Croatia from June 6 to June 27, 2008. Students are required to also enroll in MU 599. While the course is designed for singers, instrumentalists, actors, and dancers, all students are encouraged to contact the instructor regardless of background or experience level. 3 credit hours.        
MU 46130INTERNSHIP IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY IARR3.00   MAGER, GUILLERMO E 
MU 599 30 INDEPENDENT STUDY ARR 

 3.00

   **CANCELLED********* 
  This course is part of a 21-day trip to Western Croatia from June 6 to June 27, 2008. Students are required to also enroll in MU 416. While the course is designed for singers, instrumentalists, actors, and dancers, all students are encouraged to contact the instructor regardless of background or experience level. 3 credit hours. 
PA 30830HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEMSMW3.00 5:30 PM8:50 PMDUDLEY-SMITH, CLOTILDE K206
PA 51230SEMINAR IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONTR3.00 5:30 PM8:50 PMSTAFF K202
PH 150 30 MECHANICS HEAT AND WAVES W/LAB MWR 

 4.00

 $115.00

 6:00 PM

 10:00 PM

KIRKOR, EWAM200B
PL 22230ETHICSTR3.00 5:30 PM8:50 PMBELLAMY, BRIANK104
QA 34330MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMSS3.00 8:00 AM5:00 PMPAN, WILLIAM S.Y.M200A
  This class will meet on the following five Saturdays: May 24 and 31; June 7, 14, and 21. 
RU 45030ST: INTENSIVE ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN IARR3.00   KIRJANOV, DARIA 
  A portion of this course is taught at Moscow State University in Russia. Co-registration in RU 453 is required; tuition includes all costs of travel and stay in Russia. 
RU 45130ST: INTENSIVE ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN IIARR3.00   KIRJANOV, DARIA 
  Prerequisite: RU 102 or equivalent or permission of instructor. A portion of this course is taught at Moscow State University in Russia. Co-registration in RU 453 is required; tuition includes all costs of travel and stay in Russia. 
RU 45330ST: RUSSIAN CULTURE AND SOCIETYARR3.00   KIRJANOV, DARIA 
  A portion of this course is taught at Moscow State University in Russia. Co-registration in RU 450 or RU 451 is required; tuition includes all costs of travel and stay in Russia. Course is taught in English. 
SO 11330SOCIOLOGYMW3.00 5:30 PM8:50 PMWAGGONER, EDWARD D105
SO 33730HUMAN SEXUALITYTR3.00 5:30 PM8:50 PMHOLLIS, SHIRIN K106
T  13130INTRODUCTION TO THE THEATRETR3.00$50.006:00 PM9:20 PMPENNEY, C D105
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