Schedule Subject to Change
Registration should be done by using the portal at uiu.edu and accessing
it through myuiu. Phone (715) 675-2775 if you have questions.
- TERM 6, JULY 7 - AUGUST 14, 2008
- TERM 1, SEPTEMBER 1 - OCTOBER 23, 2008
- TERM 2, OCTOBER 27 - DECEMBER 18, 2008
- TERM 3, JANUARY 5 - FEBRUARY 26, 2009
- TERM 4, MARCH 2 - APRIL 30, 2009
- TERM 5, MAY 4 - JUNE 25, 2009
TERM VI, July 7 - August 28, 2008
REGISTRATION: Seniors - MAY 27, All Others - MAY 29
PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO REMODELING AT NTC FROM MAY UNTIL SEPTEMBER, SOME
CLASSES MAY BE HELD OFF-SITE. BE SURE YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR CLASS WILL
MEET FOR TERM 6. ALSO MONITOR THE WEBSITE AND THE BULLETIN BOARD FOR
LAST MINUTE CHANGES.
INTERNSHIP SEMINARS: AMIE LEONOFF WILL MEET IN THE QUIET STUDY AREA,
ON TUESDAY, JULY 15 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 AT 5:30PM
JULY 7 - JULY 30 / DIRECTED STUDY
MONDAY FOR 4 WEEKS
MATH220 - ELEMENTARY STATISTICS - CLOSED
Michael Wissen, wissenm@peacocks.uiu.edu
F206
FNA: Read Chapters 1 - 3
NOTE: Bring a TI-30XA calculator the first night
JULY 7 - JULY 30 / 4-WEEK CLASSES
MONDAY & WEDNESDAY FOR 4 WEEKS
EACH CLASS MEETS TWICE, EACH WEEK
BA488 - ECONOMICS OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Samy Abadeer, abadeers@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS3006
FNA: Read and be familiar with details and contents
of Chapters 1 and 2. Familiarize yourself with the
course main themes and contents. Read the case
"Carnival Cruise Lines", pages 27-30 in the textbook.
Be prepared to respond to the case questions on
page 30.
MATH105 - COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Richard Huntoon, huntoonr@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS2016
FNA: Read Chapter 1, Sections 1.1 - 1.4
NOTE: Bring a TI-36X Solar calculator or preferred is the
TI-30XIIS calculator.
MIS415 - DATABASE MANAGEMENT
John Heckendorf, heckendorfj@peacocks.uiu.edu
F108
FNA: Read Chapters 1 - 3
NOTE: Bring a USB drive with at least 512mb storage space
JULY 8 - AUGUST 5, 2008 / DIRECTED STUDY
TUESDAYS FOR 4 WEEKS
ENG102 - ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
Kathy Serley, serleyk@peacocks.uiu.edu
F206, class moves to F211 on 8/5 ONLY
Class meets from 5:30Pm - 8:30pm on 7/8, 15, 29 & 8/5
FNA: Read Chapters 1, 2, 3 & 33 and bring a written selection such as an
essay or article that you consider "good" writing. Be prepared to tell us why
you think the selection is written well.
NOTE: A dictionary and thesaurus are recommended for this class
JULY 8 - JULY 31, 2008 / 4-WEEK CLASSES
TUESDAY & THURSDAY FOR 4 WEEKS
EACH CLASS MEETS TWICE, EACH WEEK
BIO161 - INTRO TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Larry Stookey, stookeyl@peacocks.uiu.edu
F207
FNA: Study Chapter 1. Write concise, but meaningufl answers to
the "Thinking About" boxes on pp. 13, 14 & 18.
NOTE: IF you already own a calculator such as IT-30X IIS or equivalent, you
are encouraged to bring it to class. This is a suggestion... it is NOT a
requirement. Class members may share calculators.
A quick reference guide is available at:
http://education.ti.com/downloads/guidebooks/scientific/30xii/30xiiqrg-eng.pdf
PSY432 - PERSONALITY
Debra Tetting, tettingd@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS2005
AUG 4 - AUG 14, 2008 / 2-WEEK CLASSES
MONDAY & TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
EACH CLASS MEETS 4 NIGHTS, EACH WEEK
MIS267 - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Terry Waldvogel, waldvogelt@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS2048, class moves to HS3006 on 8/13 ONLY
NOTE: Bring a USB Pen Drive
NOTE: The book is available at the NTC Bookstore
BA371 - TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
Chuck Kennedy, kennedyc@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS2016 for Monday/Wednesday classes
HS2019 for Tuesday/Thursday classes
NOTE: There is a required handout for this class.
There is a charge of $5.00, and it can be picked
up in the office from now until class starts.
SPN101 - BEGINNING SPANISH I
Abner Cruz, cruza@peacocks.uiu.edu
F206, class moves to F207 on 8/11 ONLY
FNA: Read the "To The Student" section. Become
familiar with the book characters and go through Pasos A.
Familiarize yourself with the geographical maps at the
beginning and end of the textbook.
NOTE: a good bilingual (Spanish-English) pocket
dictionary is recommended.
TERM VI BOOKLIST
BA488 Econ of International Business 0131869426 MATH095 Beginning Algebra 0618306056 MATH105 College Algebra 0321334337 MATH220 Elementary Statistics 0134762924 BIO161 Environmental Science 0495383376 PSY432 Theories of Personality 0534624022 MIS267 Microsoft Office 2003 *see note SPN101 Dos Mundos 0073046078 BA371 Employee Training & Development 007340490X ENG102 Simon & Schuster Handbook for Writers 0131993844 ALL
MIS415
APA Manual 5th ed
Database Management...
1557987912
0471347116
TERM I - SEP 1 - OCT 23, 2008
REGISTRATION:
SENIORS - JUL 15, ALL OTHERS - JUL 17
NO CLASS ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
The portal (myuiu) will open on Monday, July 28th
for registration. If you need assistance, there is an
on-line manual included. You will need your logon and
password to enter myuiu. This was recently sent to
you in a letter. You may call the office at 715-675-2775
if you have questions.
LIBERTY MUTUAL AND AMERICAN FAMILY EMPLOYEES: PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR PAYROLL
VERIFICATION TO THE OFFICE NO LATER THAN NOON, ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH.
IF YOU EMAIL, BE SURE THAT ALICIA CONFIRMS RECEIPT OF THE VERIFICATION.
INTERNSHIP SEMINARS (Human Services): These are held in the Quiet Study Area, starting
at 5:30pm. Dates to be determined.
MONDAY
BA374 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
Roger Blakewell, blakewellr@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS1005
FNA: Read Chapters 1 & 2. Submit the following to the instructor:
Ex 11 "Diversity", Chapter 1, p32 (not graded but with comments)
Ex 17 "Planning a Business Meeting", Chapter 2, p93 (graded on
content, style and mechanics)
HSA205 INTRO TO AMERICAN HEALTH SYSTEM
Karla Michanowicz, michanowiczk@peacocks.uiu.edu
A239
FNA: Read Chapters 1 - 3. Create one question relevant to each
of the assigned chapters, listed on a 3x5 card or small sheet of
paper. Bring to class for discussion. This will be graded based on
quality and relevance, as well as the discussion.
ENG101 BASIC COMPOSITION 1
Mandy Wright
A241
FNA: Introduce yourself to me in an organized, complete paragraph
format. Elaborate on your answers - I want to get to know you and
your writing. Paragraph #1: What is your name, previous education, and
current occupation? Why are you taking this class?
Paragraph #2: How do you feel about writing? Where and when do you
write in your life now? How do you expect writing to be used in your future?
Paragraph #3: What are your expectations for this class? Drawing upon a
successful learning experience, what do you expect me as a teacher to do?
Handbook for Writers: Read Chapter 2. You will have a topic that you will
be asked to write on regularly for class. This should be something that
you want to know more about and will keep your interest for six weeks.
Focus on pgs 33-43 to help you think through and appropriate topic, and
come to class with a list of five possibilities.
Read Chapter 35. Pay particular attention to in-text citations covered in
pgs 628-633, and the student sample on pgs 651-662. I recommend
highlighting, underlining and/or tabbing this section, as you will use this
reference throughout the entire Upper Iowa program.
MATH220 ELEMENTARY STATS
Mike Wissen, wissenm@peacocks.uiu.edu
A210
NOTE: This class will not meet on OCT 20, BUT you need to hand
in OR mail in the assignment to the office no later than OCT 20.
If mailing, postmark no later than OCT 17
BA380 MARKETING MANAGEMENT
Ron Sem, semr@peacocks.uiu.edu
A219
FNA: Read Part 1 - Understanding Marketing Management
PSY375 METHODS I IN HUMAN SERVICES
Delores Kessel, kesseld@peacocks.uiu.edu
F211
FNA: Read Chapters 1 & 2 in Social Work Practice and
Chapters 1 & 2 in the Skilled Helper
NOTE: you will need the NASW Code of Ethics. This can
be downloaded from the following website:
ID398 SENIOR PROJECT - BUSINESS
Dennis Fahey, faheyd@peacocks.uiu.edu
A216
NOTE: Class will meet at 5pm on Tuesday, SEP 2 and on
Monday, SEP 22 and OCT 20.
Contact Alicia at buehlera@uiu.edu to schedule your
presentation time on October 20th.
TUESDAY
SOC321 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Bill Miller, millerw@peacocks.uiu.edu
A219
FNA: Read Chapter 1, and pages 260-67 in Chapter 11.
Write a brief paper compring and contrasting early concepts
of delinquency with current concepts.
The paper shall include a discussion of research found in the NCJRS
website, (www.NCJRS.org). No exceptions.
Paper #1
Due Date: 9-2-08
Rubric Grading formula: 20-16=A 15-12=B 11-8=C 7-4=D
5 3 1
Early concerns for children includes discussion of all major sections in Ch. 1
Current concerns for children includes discussion of all major sections in Ch. 1
Corresponding article discussed, focused on status offense research. Article must be taken from NCJRS website. Paper written using APA format.
BA315 SALES MANAGEMENT
Bill Bertram, bertramw@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS3014
NOTE: Monitor this site for an alternate meeting place for
SEP 9 & 16
FNA: Read Chapters 1 & 2
BA212 MICROECONOMICS - CLOSED
Maria Maahs, maahsm@peacocks.uiu.edu
LAB A113
FNA: Read Chapters 1 & 2. Pay attention to any economic
issues you think would be interesting to discuss.
PSY190 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY - DIRECTED STUDY
Bonnie Rudie, rudieb@peacocks.uiu.edu
A219
Class will meet on September 2, 16, 30 and October 14
FNA: Read Chapters 1 - 3. Answer the following questions:
Chapter 1 - How might the different approaches to the science
of psychology listed on p22 explain terrorist behavior (2 pages
minimum).
Chapteer 2 - Describe the three basic research methods used to
describe and predict a phenomenon and give an example of each.
Expalin the advantages and disadvantages of each (2 pages
minimum).
ID498 SENIOR PROJECT - HUMAN SERVICES
Susan Rufledt, rufledts@peacocks.uiu.edu
Class meets 6 - 9pm in the Quiet Study Area.
WEDNESDAY
BA201 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I
Bo Dedeker, dedekerd@peacocks.uiu.edu
Room to be determined
FNA: Read Chapters 1 & 2 and be prepared to discuss
in class.
MATH105 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Dick Huntoon, huntoonr@peacocks.uiu.edu
A232 - not on OCT 22
FNA: Read Chapter 1, Sections 1.1 - 1.4
NOTE: There is no class on OCT 22 - you are required
to drop off the last assignment to the office by 5:00pm
on Monday, OCT 20, or mail to Dick at 2856 Lee Rd,
Tomahawk WI 54487. with a postmark no later than
OCT 20.
NOTE: Calculator is required - either of the following:
Texas Instrument IT-36X Solar or TI-30XIIS.
BA222 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Rod Szymanski, szymanskir@peacocks.uiu.edu
LAB A137
PS100 U.S. GOVERNMENT - DIRECTED STUDY
Bill Brandimore, brandimorew@peacocks.uiu.edu
A219
Class will meet on SEP 3, 17, Oct 1 & 22
FNA: Read Chapters 1 - 5
SPN306 CULTURE & SOCIETY OF SPAIN
Abner Cruz, cruza@peacocks.uiu.edu
Room to be determined.
THURSDAY
BA210 MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES
Dennis Fahey, faheyd@peacocks.uiu.edu
A216
MIS388 TELECOMMUNICATIONS & NETWORKS
Mark Larson, larsonm@peacocks.uiu.edu
LAB A137
FNA: Read Chapters 1 & 2
PA445 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - DIRECTED STUDY
Karl Kelz, kelzk@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS3014 - Class will meet SEP 4, 25 & OCT 2
FNA: Read Chapters 1 - 4
SATURDAY - NICOLET IN RHINELANDER
ID301 CRITICAL THINKING (AM) - DIRECTED STUDY - CLOSED
Mark Larson, larsonm@peacocks.uiu.edu
Class will meet from 8:00am - 12:00 Noon on
SEP 6, 20, OCT 11 & 18
Tamarack Center Room 108
PA364 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (PM) - DIRECTED STUDY
Neil Strobel, strobeln@peacocks.uiu.edu
FNA: Read Chapters 1 - 3
Class will meet from 1:30 - 5:30pm on
SEP 6, 20, OCT 4 & 18
Tamarack Center Room 108
TERM I BOOKLIST
BA201 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I 0324401841 BA210 MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES 0324537700 BA212 MICROECONOMICS 0324288603 BA222 MANAGEMENT INFO SYSTEMS 0132277816 BA315 SALES MANAGEMENT 0073529877 BA374 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS 0618990488 BA380 MARKETING MANAGEMENT 0136009980 ENG101 BASIC COMPOSITION I 0131993844 HSA205 INTRO / AMERICAN HEALTH SYSTEM 1418012890 ID301 CRITICAL THINKING 0195141229 MATH105 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 0321334337 MATH220 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS 0134762924 MIS388 TELECOMMUNICATIONS & NETWORKS 0619035471 PA364 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 0495502820 PA445 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 0131184326 PS100 U S GOVERNMENT 0495503258 PSY190 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 0547048114 PSY355 SKILLS & STRATEGIES/HELPING PROF 0131738216 PSY375 #1 SKILLED HELPER 0495092037 PSY375 #2 EXERCISES IN HELPING SKILLS 0495127973 PSY375 #3 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE 0205477712 PSY375 #4 SOCIAL WORK SKILLS DEMONSTRATED not required SOC321 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 0495095427 SPN306 #1 STORY OF SPAIN 0970696922 SPN306 #2 BULLS, BULLFIGHTING... 0816516529 ALL APA MANUAL - ALL CLASES 1557987912
TERM II - OCT 27 - DEC 18, 2008
REGISTRATION:
SENIORS - SEP 9, ALL OTHERS - SEP 11
NO CLASS ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27
MONDAY
BA303 BUSINESS LAW II
Sarah Ruffi, ruffis@peacocks.uiu.edu
A241
HSA440 HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
Bruce Lorenz, lorenzb@peacocks.uiu.edu
A207
ANTH310 POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Holly Smith, smithh@peacocks.uiu.edu
A210
PSY377 METHODS II IN HUMAN SERVICES
Delores Kessel, kesseld@peacocks.uiu.edu
F211
ID498 SENIOR PROJECT - BUSINESS
Dennis Fahey, faheyd@peacocks.uiu.edu
A216
Contact Alicia at buehlera@uiu.edu to schedule
your presentation time on December 15th.
TUESDAY
PS230 STATE & LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Brian Fiene, fiendb@peacocks.uiu.edu
A219
CHEM140 CHEMISTRY FOR EVERYDAY LIFE
Larry Stookey, stookeyl@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS3014
BA356 QUANT DECISIONS IN BUSINESS
Dick Huntoon, huntoonr@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS2019
MIS435 INFORMATION SYSTEMS STRATEGIES
John Heckendorf, heckendorfj@peacocks.uiu.edu
LAB A137
ID498 SENIOR PROJECT - HUMAN SERVICES
Susan Rufledt, rufledts@peacocks.uiu.edu
WEDNESDAY
PA440 PUBLIC BUDGETING PROCESS
Darryl Mayfield, mayfieldd@peacocks.uiu.edu
A219
BA202 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II
Bo Dedeker, dedekerd@peacocks.uiu.edu
F211
SOC 220 SOCIAL PROBLEMS
Becky Bogen, bogenmarekr@peacocks.uiu.edu
A210
SPN102 BEGINNING SPANISH II
Abner Cruz, cruza@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS3014
THURSDAY
ENG102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
Kathy Serley, serleyk@peacocks.uiu.edu
HS2019
BA424 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
Samy Abadeer, abadeers@peacocks.uiu.edu
A216
BA208 MARKETING PRINCIPLES
Ron Sem, semr@peacocks.uiu.edu
F211
SATURDAY
BA493 CPA REVIEW - WAUSAU CENTER
Bo Dedeker, dedekerd@peacocks.uiu.edu
David Morse, morsed@peacocks.uiu.edu
Sarah Ruffi, ruffis@peacocks.uiu.edu
NOTE: This is an 8 week course run ning over two terms.
It carries 3 credits WHEN you have completed the
CPA Review work in Term III. When you register for
this, you are automatically registered for Term III.
SATURDAY - NICOLET
BIO161 INTRO TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Larry Stookey, stookeyl@peacocks.uiu.edu
TERM III- JAN 5 - FEB 26, 2009
REGISTRATION:
SENIORS - NOV 11, ALL OTHERS - NOV 13
MONDAY
BA341 CORPORATE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Lyonel Wisnewski, wisnewskil@peacocks.uiu.edu
SOC2347 DEVIANCE & SOCIAL CONTROL
John Shook, shookj@peacocks.uiu.edu
HSA344 POPULATION HEALTH MANAGEMENT
PSY302 SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Bonnie Rudie, rudieb@peacocks.uiu.edu
ID498 SENIOR PROJECT - BUSINESS
Dennis Fahey, faheyd@peacocks.uiu.edu
Contact Alicia at buehlera@uiu.edu to schedule your
presentation on FEB 23rd.
TUESDAY
BA362 SUPERVISION
Chuck Kennedy, kennedyc@peacocks.uiu.edu
PA364 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Neil Strobel, stroeln@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA222 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Terry Waldvogel, waldvogelt@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA211 MACROECONOMICS
Maria Maahs, maahsm@peacocks.uiu.edu
ID498 SENIOR PROJECT - HUMAN SERVICES
Susan Rufledt, rufledts@peacocks.uiu.edu
WEDNESDAY
ART215 PHOTOGRAPHY
Dan Seanor
SOC384 SOCIAL WELFARE PROGRAMS & POLICIES
Becky Bogen, bogenmarekr@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA358 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
Deb Worner, wornerd@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA302 BUSINESS LAW I
Sarah Ruffi, ruffis@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA361 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Brad Karger, kargerb@peacocks.uiu.edu
THURSDAY
ID301 CRITICAL THINKING
Mark Larson, larsonm@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA225 BUSINESS ETHICS
Darryl Mayfield, mayfieldd@peacocks.uiu.edu
SPN306 CULTURE & SOCIETY OF SPAIN
Abner Cruz, cruza@peacocks.uiu.edu
SATURDAY
BA493 CPA REVIEW - WAUSAU CENTER
NOTE: You must register for this class in Term 2. See BA493
course in Term 2 for additional details.
SATURDAY - NICOLET
MATH220 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
Dick Huntoon, huntoonr@peacocks.uiu.edu
TERM IV - MAR 2 - APR 30, 2009
REGISTRATION:
SENIORS - JAN 20, ALL OTHERS - JAN 22
NO CLASSES MARCH 23 - 26 - SPRING BREAK
MONDAY
COMM221 INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Holly Smith, smithh@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA365 LEADERSHIP THEORY
Mark Larson, larsonm@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA370 ENTREPRENEURSHIP & SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Dan Krzcma
BA488 ECONOMIC OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Samy Abadeer, abadeers@peacocks.uiu.edu
ID498 SENIOR PROJECT - BUSINESS
Dennis Fahey, faheyd@peacocks.uiu.edu
Contact Alicia at buehlera@uiu.edu to schedule your
presentation on APR 27th.
TUESDAY
BA212 MICROECONOMICS
Maria Maahs, maahsm@peacocks.uiu.edu
PSY383 HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT
Becky Bogen, bogenmarekr@peacocks.uiu.edu
HSA460 HEALTH SERVICES & THE POLITICAL PROCESS
Bruce Lorenz
BA225 BUSINESS ETHICS
Darryl Mayfield, mayfieldd@peacocks.uiu.edu
ID498 SENIOR PROJECT - HUMAN SERVICES
Susan Rufledt, rufledts@peacocks.uiu.edu
WEDNESDAY
BA222 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Rod Szymanski, szymanskir@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA210 MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES
Chuck Kennedy, kennedyc@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA383 COMPENSATION & BENEFITS MANAGEMENT
Karla Michanowicz, michanowiczk@peacocks.uiu.edu
THURSDAY
PSY375 METHODS I IN HUMAN SERVICES
Delores Kessel, kesseld@peacocks.uiu.edu
PSY432 PERSONALITY
Deb Tetting, tettingd@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA310 MONEY & BANKING
ENG352 BEST SELLERS
Kathy Serley, serleyk@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA323 FEDERAL TAXATION I
David Morse, morsed@peacocks.uiu.edu
TERM V - MAY 4 - JUN 25, 2009
REGISTRATION:
SENIORS - MAR 17, ALL OTHERS - MAR 19
NO CLASS ON MONDAY, MAY 25
MONDAY
PSY454 ISSUES & EHTICS IN THE HELPING PROFESSIONS
Frank Losinski, losinskif@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA324 FEDERAL TAXATION II
David Morse, morsed@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA352 RISK MANAGEMENT
BA454 MANAGEMENT CASES
Abner Cruz, cruza@peacocks.uiu.edu
ID498 SENIOR PROJECT - BUSINESS
Dennis Fahey, faheyd@peacocks.uiu.edu
Contact Alicia @
TUESDAY
BIO321 BUILDING AN ECO-ECONOMY
Larry Stookey, stookeyl@peacocks.uiu.edu
ANTH206 INTRO TO HMONG CULTURE & LANGUAGE
BA423 PRODUCTION & OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
Dick Huntoon, huntoonr@peacocks.uiu.edu
MIS415 DATABSE MANAGEMENT
John Heckendorf, heckendorfj@peacocks.uiu.edu
WEDNESDAY
PSY440 INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Deb Tetting, tettingd@peacocks.uiu.edu
ID301 CRITICAL THINKING
Mark Larson, larsonm@peacocks.uiu.edu
ENG290 THE MOVIES
Greg Ormson, ormsong@peacocks.uiu.edu
BA431 ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
Bo Dedeker, dedekerd@peacocks.uiu.edu
THURSDAY
BA422 PRODUCT COST ACCOUNTING
David Morse, morsed@peacocks.uiu.edu
PSY377 METHODS II IN HUMAN SERVICES
Delores Kessel, kesseld@peacocks.uiu.edu
SOC240 DIVERSE CULTURES IN AMERICA
Darryl Mayfield, mayfieldd@peacocks.uiu.edu
REL205 RELIGIONS OF ASIA
Holly Smith, smithh@peacocks.uiu.edu
