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| Main Campus Schedule | ||||||||
| Course | Sec | Title | Days | Credits | Start Time | End Time | Instructor | Room |
| Accounting | ||||||||
| A 604 | 01 | TAXATION OF BUSINESS ENTITIES | TR | 3.00 | 5:30 PM | 8:30 PM | MOHS,JAMES N. | K207 |
| A 615 | 01 | RESEARCH PROJECT IN FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION | ARR | 1.00-3.00 | GOLDBERG, MARTIN A | |||
| A 695 | 01 | INDEPENDENT STUDY I | ARR | 3.00 | MCDONALD, ROBERT G | |||
| Criminal Justice | ||||||||
| CJ 655 | 01 | CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN CROSS LISTED W/CJ 555 7/7-8/13 | MW | 3.00 | 5:30 PM | 8:50 PM | SEDELMAIER,C | D205 |
| Communication | ||||||||
| CO 621 | 01 | MANAGERIAL COMMUNICATION | F | 3.00 | 5:30PM | 9:30PM | ALLEN, JERRY L | ECH212 |
| Class meets: 7/25,7/26,7/27; 8/8,8/9,8/10 | SN | 9:00AM | 5:30PM | |||||
| CO 693 | 01 | INTERNSHIP (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | ALLEN, JERRY L | |||
| CO 695 | 01 | INDEPENDENT STUDY I (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | ALLEN, JERRY L | |||
| English | ||||||||
| E 600 | 01 | ENGLISH LANGUAGE WORKSHOP | MTWF | 0.00 | 1:00 PM | 3:30 PM | Lubrano, Linda | H118 |
| Economics | ||||||||
| 01 | MACROECON & MICROECON | MW | 3.00 | 5:30 PM | 8:30 PM | CONRAD,CYNTHIA | K207 | |
| EC 625 | 01 | INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS | MW | 3.00 | 5:30 PM | 8:30 PM | KERZNER, M | K103 |
| EC 629 | 01 | BUSINESS AND SOCIETY | MW | 3.00 | 5:30 PM | 8:30 PM | RODRIGUEZ,A | K104 |
| Education | ||||||||
| ED 606 | 01 | HISTORY OF AMERICAN EDUCATION | ONLINE | 2.00 | PERRY, DAVID | |||
| Finance | ||||||||
| FI 693 | 01 | INTERNSHIP (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | SHAPIRO, STEVEN J | |||
| FI 695 | 01 | INDEPENDENT STUDY I (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | STAFF | |||
| Fire Science | ||||||||
| FS 690 | 01 | RESEARCH PROJECT (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | ILIESCU, SORIN | |||
| FS 693 | 01 | INTERNSHIP (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | MASSICOTTE, ROBERT E, JR. | |||
| FS 695 | 01 | INDEPENDENT STUDY (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | DUNSTON, NELSON | |||
| Management | ||||||||
| MG 645 | 01 | MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES | ONLINE | 3.00 | PELLERIN, SUSAN | |||
| MG 663 | 01 | LEADERSHIP AND TEAM BUILDING DATES: JULY 7 - AUGUST 7 | ONLINE | 3.00 | NADIM, ABBAS | |||
| MG 669 | 01 | STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT DATES: JULY 11-13 & JULY 18-20 | F | 3.00 | 5:30 PM | 9:30 PM | NADIM, ABBAS | NH1 |
| SN | 9:00 AM | 5:00 PM | ||||||
| MG 670AA | 01 | ST: ADVENTURE TOURISM | ARR | 3.00 | FRIED, GIL B | |||
The University of New Haven (UNH) is boldly entering the world of experiential learning as it applies to the business of fun. Sport management, tourism administration, and hospitality management are all focused on providing customers with exceptional experiences that enrich their lives and provide a release from everyday stresses. Whether repelling down a mountain, exploring nature, taking in a game, or riding a roller coaster we all have fun in different ways and UNH is interested in exposing their students to the industry in a meaningful way. Over several days (August 18-25) students will be learning first hand what is involved in providing exceptional guest service and how to market fun. Working along-side industry professionals, students will be forced to think about and use their finance, marketing, accounting, human resource, and risk management skills on a daily basis. Before the trip, students will review an introductory text and write a paper about what they think experiential entertainment entails. Through keeping daily diaries and a final paper, students will be evaluated based on whether they understand what experiential entertainment entails and how to effectively deliver it to paying customers. Professor Gil Fried will be facilitating the class and will be working side-by-side with the students. We are currently examining various locales where we will stay and work, but the Lake George Area appears the location where the students can work at the largest variety of locations without having to travel too far. The course will also bring in a number of guest speakers and executive to help explain why different decisions and actions were taken.
It is estimated that the class will cost about $1,000 more than a traditional three credit class and will include all housing and meal costs. Students will be responsible for reading a textbook before the trip, keep a journal during the trip, and turn in a paper at the beginning and end of the trip. | ||||||||
| Dates August 18-25. Fee est. at $1000 | Please contact Gil Fried gfried@newhaven.edu | |||||||
| MG 694 | 01 | INTERNSHIP (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | FRIED, GIL B | |||
| MG 695 | 01 | INDEPENDENT STUDY I (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | SACK, ALLEN L | |||
| Marketing | ||||||||
| MK 670S | 01 | ST: Study Abroad CHINESE BUS. & CULTURE | ARR | 3.00 | JUDD, BEN B, JR. YU, CHIEN | |||
| Two week study tour (July 27-August 9) to Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Hong Kong including lectures, company visits and sightseeing tours. Single room accommodations will be at South China Normal University. The participation fee of $2,400/student will cover 3 UNH credits, lectures, room, board, and travel expenses within China and Hong Kong. Student must purchase round-trip air to Guangzhou. Contact Ben Judd at 203.932.7205 or bjudd@newhaven.edu or Chien Yu at 860.884.4777 or cyu@newhaven.edu by July 3rd. Seats are limited. | ||||||||
| MK 609SM | 01 | MARKETING | S | ROY, SUBROTO | SM105 | |||
| MK 693 | 01 | INTERNSHIP (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | JUDD, BEN B, JR. | |||
| MK 695 | 01 | INDEPENDENT STUDY I (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | JUDD, BEN B, JR. | |||
| National Security | ||||||||
| NSP690 | 01 | RESEARCH PROJECT I (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | TAFOYA, WILLIAM L | |||
| NSP693 | 01 | NATIONAL SECURITY INTERNSHIP I (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | TAFOYA, WILLIAM L | |||
| NSP695 | 01 | INDEPENDENT STUDY (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | TAFOYA, WILLIAM L | |||
| NSP697 | 01 | THESIS I (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | TAFOYA, WILLIAM L | |||
| Public Administration | ||||||||
| PA 625 | 01 | ADMINISTRATIVE BEHAVIOR | F | 3.00 | 5:30 PM | 9:30 PM | COLEMAN, C | K103 |
CLASS MEETS: JULY 11-13 AND | SN | 9:00 AM | 5:00 PM | |||||
| PA 670A | 01 | ST: HEALTH CARE SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND BUSINESS CONTEXT | MW | 3.00 | 6:00 PM | 9:00 PM | WERBLOW, JACK | K102 |
| This course emphasizes the various ways health care impacts on a variety of issues. Not only does health care have a major influence on public budgets, it has a great deal of impact ranging from the price of a car to land fill and other disposal issues. As the population ages, health care can only grow in the impact it has on public policy issues, demographic factors and "the cost of doing business". | ||||||||
| PA 680 | 01 | SEMINAR IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION | F | 3.00 | COLEMAN, C | K204 | ||
| CLASS MEETS:JULY 26-28 AND AUGUST 1-3 | SN | |||||||
| PA 693 | 01 | PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION INTERNSHIP (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | COLEMAN, C | |||
| PA 695 | 01 | INDEPENDENT STUDY I (Advisor Approval Required) | ARR | 3.00 | COLEMAN, C | |||
| Quantitative Analysis | ||||||||
| QA 604 | 01 | PROBABILITY & STATISTICS | TR | 3.00 | 6:00 PM | 9:05 PM | MEI,CHANGJIANG | |
| QA 614 | 01 | DECISIONS IN OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT | S | 3.00 | 9:00 AM | 5:00 PM | MENSZ, PAWEL | M212 |
| CLASS MEETS: 7/12, 7/19, 7/26, 8/2, 8/9 | ||||||||