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• Visiting student admissions applications are being accepted now through December 11, 2012.
• Registration begins November 13, 2012 and continues through December 14, 2012.
• Classes run from December 26, 2012 through January 14, 2013 and are open to current William Paterson students and visiting students from other colleges.

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Click on the course name below to view the class syllabus [in pdf format]. All courses are three credits unless otherwise noted, click here to view the schedule of fees. All Winter courses are offered on-line and will be assessed a Distance Learning Fee of $120 per course.

Course outlines / syllabi will be available on November 1st or sooner.

COLLEGE OF THE ARTS AND COMMUNICATION

Art History
ARTH 1010-80, Understanding Art - Margaret Williams

Communication
COMM 1200-80, Media and Society - Rob Quicke

Music
MUSI 1150-80, Understanding Music - Michael Gribbroek
MUSI  2130-80, Rock Music, Diversity, and Justice - Stephen Marcone
MUSI  5170-80, History of American Popular Music - (cross-listed with MUSI 2130-80)

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COTSAKOS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Finance and Economics
ECON 2020-80, Microeconomic Principles – Tricia Snyder
ECON 2100-80, Business Statistics I - Alexandros Panayides
ECON 2110-80, Business Statistics II – Maria Ramjerdi
FIN 3200-80, Corporate Finance – Francis Cai

Management and Marketing
MGT 2000-80, Principles of Management – Mahmoud Watad                
MGT 3050-80, Management Information Systems – Thomas Roberts  
MGT 3060-80, Organizational Behavior – Stephen Betts
MGT 3090-80, International Management – Ali Mir
MGT 3200-80, Technology Applications – Leonard Presby
MGT 3550-80, Values, Ethics, and Sustainability - Jorge Arevalo
MGT 4310-80, Production and Operations Management – Cesar Perez
MGT 4500-80, Small Business Management - Sharon Simmons
MGT 4600-80, Business Strategy and Policy – Raza Mir
MKT 2100-80, Principles of Marketing – Joy DeLosReyes
MKT 4820-80, Marketing Mangement - Bela Florenthal
MKT 7880-80, Global Marketing - William Matthews

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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Counseling Services
CSP 6960-80, School Law and Mental Health Code - Paula Danzinger
CSP 6960-81, School Law and Mental Health Code- Karen Decker 

Educational Leadership Reading
ELRL 6050-80, Adv.Inquiry Lit Children – Salika Lawrence

Special Education Core
SPC 4560-80  Life Span Transitions: Home, School and Community - Pam Brillante
SPC 5800-80, Collaboration between School, Home and Community –  Amanda Mazin
SPC 5800-81, Collaboration between School, Home and Community - Christine Besko

 

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COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Criminology and Criminal Justice
CCJ 2610-80, Essentials of Criminal Justice - Gohar Petrossian (cross-listed with SOC 2610)
CCJ 3670-80, Juvenile Delinquency- Sheetal Ranjan (cross-listed with SOC 3670)

English
ENG 1500-80, Experiences in Literature - Rosa Soto
ENG 2070-80, Effective Business Writing - Liane Robertson
ENG 2310-80, Introduction to Creative Writing – Martha Witt

Geography and Urban Studies
GEO 1500-80, World Regional Geography – Thomas Owusu
GEO 3200-80, Cultural Geography - Monica Nyamwange

History
HIST 1040-80,  The Early Modern World – Daniel Meaders
HIST 1050-80, The Modern World – Susan Dinan
HIST 2050-80, U. S. Through Reconstruction – George MacLeod
HIST 2060-80, U. S. Since Reconstruction - Jason Ambroise
HIST 3410-80, Hitler & the Nazi Era - Joanne Cho

Latin American Studies
LAS 2010-80, Introduction to Latin American Studies – Franklin Rodriguez

Political Science
POL 1100-80, Intro to Politics - Michael Principe
POL 1200-80, American Government - Yvonne Wollenberg

Psychology
PSY 1100-80, General Psychology - Robin Nemeroff
PSY 2100-80, Developmental Psychology – Kathleen Torsney
PSY 2200-80, Social Psychology - Bruce Diamond
PSY 3200-80, Psychology of Adolescence - Nancy Vail
PSY 3510-80, Abnormal Psychology – Carmelo Nina
PSY 3750-80, Cognitive Psychology - Michael Gordon
PSY 4800-80, Seminar in Psychology – K. Makarec (by permission only) 

Sociology
SOC 1010-80, Priciples of Sociology - Gennifer Furst
SOC 2310-80, Sociology of the Family - Wendy Christiansen
SOC 2610-80, Essentials of Criminal Justice - Gohar Petrossian
SOC 3670-80, Juvenile Delinquency - Sheetal Ranjan (cross-listed with CCJ 3670)
SOC 3760-80, Social Globalization & Inequality - Keumjae Park

Languages and Cultures
SPAN 3710-80, Cinema of Spain: Nation, Exile & Social Marginalization – Bruce Williams

Women's and Gender Studies
WGS 1800-80, Gendered Lives and Societies - Atola Budd
WGS 2080-80, Female Icons - Lawrence Gill
WGS 2250-80, Race, Gender, and Society - Elena Sabogal 

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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND HEALTH

Biology
BIO 3450-80, Conservation Biology - Stephen Vail

Kinesiology
PETC 3300-80, Contemp. Methods, Materials, and Evaluation: Driver's Ed. - Lori Albert

Mathematics
MATH 1100-80, Contemporary Mathematics – Madeline Rosar
MATH 1300-80, Elementary Statistics – Eliana Antoniou

Public Health
PBHL 1100-80, Healthy U - Corey Basch
PBHL 1100-81, Healthy U - Jody Inglis
PBHL 2200-80, Stress Management - William Kernan
PBHL 2210-80, Nutrition – Dana Jacko

Physics
PHYS 1100-80, Introduction to Physics - M. Mikhaiel
PHYS 1100-81, Introduction to Physics - Afaf Maarouf
PHYS 1700-80, General Astronomy - Zohar Ris
PHYS 1700-81, General Astronomy - Song Chung