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African-American Studies
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Military Science
Nursing
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Psychology
URI101 (Bachelor of General Studies)
Women's Studies
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AFRICAN & AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES
Intro to Multicultural Psych (3 units)
AAF 399 Section 0200 Course #9616
Introduction to Multicultural
Psychology. Introductory course focusing on multiculturalism
as a major paradigm. Emphasizes the meaning of multiculturalism and
associated principles, concepts, and sociocultural factors as related
to assessment, intervention, and research.
Pre: PSY 113 or PSY 103
Instructor: Paul Anderer
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Urban Problems (3 units)
AAF/PSC 466 Section 0200 Course #11874
Urban Problems.
Contemporary and emerging problems of urban affairs. Discussion,
reading, and assignments on the interaction among urban change,
development of social institutions, and formation of public policy.
Pre: PSC 113
Instructor: Marshall Feldman
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COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Interpersonal Communication (3 units)
COM 221 Section 0200 Course
#6518
COM 221 Section 0201 Course #6520
Interpersonal
Communication. Examines basic theory and skills, including
impact of perception, self-concept, listening, nonverbal messages, and
language on interpersonal communication, including conflict,
relationship development, friendship, family and romantic
relationships. Only Communication Studies, Applied Communications or
Public Relations majors are eligible to enroll in this class.
Pre: COM 100. Student must have an Academic Plan of Communication
Studies, Public Relations or BGS Applied Communications.
Instructor: Vincent Petronio
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COM 221 Section 0202 Course
#9888.
Instructor: Nancy Burns-Fusaro.
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nburnsfusaro@mail.uri.edu
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Small Group
Communication (3 units)
COM 251 Section 0200 Course #9700
Small Group
Communication. The study of communicative functions in the
small group setting. Includes group dynamics, leadership, problem
solving, and decision-making. Emphasis on theory and application. Only
Communication Studies, Applied Communications or Public Relations
majors are eligible to enroll in this class.
Pre: COM 100. Student must have an Academic Plan of Communication
Studies, Public Relations or BGS Applied Communications and COM 100
Instructor: Crystal Fonseca
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COM 251 Section 0201 Course #8630
Instructor: Martha
Waitkun
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Contemp Oral
Communication (3 units)
COM 310 Section 0200 Course #7286
Contemporary Oral
Communication: Topic to Come. Course description to come. Only
Communication Studies, Applied Communications or Public Relations
majors are eligible to enroll in this class. May be repeated for credit.
Pre: Student must have an Academic Plan of Communication Studies,
Public Relations or BGS Applied Communications.
Instructor: Lisa McClure.
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Envir Dimen of
Communication (3 units)
COM 315 Section 0200 Course #12943
Environmental
Dimensions of Communication. Course description to come.
Instructor: Norbert Mundorf.
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Rhetorical Criticism
(3 units)
COM 316A Section 0200 Course #12056
Rhetorical Criticism.
Course description to come.
Instructor: Kevin R. McClure
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Intercultural
Communication (3 units)
COM 361 Section 0200 Course #8558
Intercultural
Communication. Study of cultural similarities and differences
as they affect communication within and across cultural boundaries.
Only Communication Studies, Applied Communications or Public Relations
majors are eligible to enroll in this class.
Pre: Student must have an Academic Plan of Communication Studies,
Public Relations or BGS Applied Communications.
Instructor: Joanne Mundorf
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Communication Theory
(3 units)
COM 382 Section 0200 Course #12944
Communication Theory.
A critical survey of social science-based communication theories; an
examination of the nature, processes, and functions of communication
theory in a variety of contexts.
Pre: 100, 202 or 221
Instructor: Abran Salazar
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Rhetorical Theory (3
units)
COM 383 Section 0200 Course #12945
Rhetorical Theory.
Surveys and analyzes rhetorical communication theories and theorists
from classical to contemporary times and focuses on rhetoric’s
relationship with philosophy, knowledge, reason, science, technology,
and culture.
Pre: 202 and 221 or 210 recommended.
Instructor: Kathleen Torrens
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Race, Politics and
Media (3 units)
COM 441 Section 0200 Course #7284
Race, Politics and
Media. Exploration of the complex dynamics of race relations
and political discourse as contexted in the media. Rhetorical methods
of analysis are used to study contemporary media coverage of race
issues. Only Communication Studies, Applied Communications or Public
Relations majors are eligible to enroll in this course.
Pre: COM 316 (COM 300) or COM 316A (COM 300A) or COM 383.
Instructor: Rick Smith
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Communication and
Global Society (3 units)
COM 462 Section 0200 Course #6710
Managing Cultural
Differences in Organizations. Exploring how to manage cultural
differences in organizations and to adapt to culturally diverse
organizations by applying the skills of intercultural sensitivity and
intercultural competence. Pre: 361 or permission of instructor. Not
open to students who have credit for Bus 448, MBA 579.
Instructor: Guo-Ming Chen.
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ECONOMICS
Princ of Econ:
Microeconomics (3 units)
ECN 201 Section 0201 Course #6418
Principles of
Economics: Microeconomics. Principles underlying resource
allocation, production, and income distribution in a market economy.
Topics include demand and supply, consumer behavior, firm behavior,
market structure, and elementary welfare analysis. Institutional
foundations explored.
Instructor: Glenworth Ramsay
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Prin of Econ:
Macroeconomics (3 units)
ECN 202 Section 0201 Course #6112
Principles of
Economics: Macroeconomics. Principles underlying aggregate
demand and aggregate supply in a market economy. Topics include
national income determination, inflation, unemployment, economic
growth, and international trade. Institutional foundations explored.
Pre: ECN 201 or equivalent.
Instructor: Arthur Mead
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
Computing Concepts (4 units)
CSC 101 Section 0200 Course
#7270
ONLINE, not WebCT -- Instructor: Victor Fay-Wolfe
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CSC 101 Section 0201 Course
#1868
ONLINE, not WebCT -- Instructor: Jessica Barrett
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CSC 101 Section 0202 Course #
13534
ONLINE, not WebCT -- Instructor Jessica Barrett
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CSC 101 Section 0203 Course #
13659
ONLINE, not WebCT -- Instructor Alicia Carosi
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Computing
Concepts. Capabilities and limitations of computers.
Applications of computers in today's society. Overview of computing
systems and programs. Students will complete several projects using a
computer.
Pre: Not open to any students who have credit in college-level computer
science course. Not for major credit in computer science.
Please note: although these courses are taught on-line, they are NOT
taught using WebCT. Please contact the instructor to obtain log-in
instructions.
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDY
Consumer Protection
(3 units)
HDF 428 Section 0200 Course # 12619
Consumer Protection.
Effectiveness of diverse approaches to consumer protection. Analysis of
techniques such as information disclosure, standards for products and
services, government and private agencies, redress channels, and
legislation.
Pre: HDF 205 or HDF 220 or permission of instructor. Instructor: Jing
Jian Xiao.
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INTERNSHIPS AND EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION
Colloquium (3
units)
ITR 304 Section 0200 Course #
11496
Internships/Experiential
Education Colloquium. Seminar for students
concurrently enrolled in IRT302: Internship Field Experience. Open to
students with a minimum of 60 credits, minimum 2.5 GPA, and available
free elective credits. Students must be in good academic and social
standing. Registration through the Office of Internships and
Experimental Education.
Instructor: Tamura Leso
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ITR 304 Section 0201 Course # 11498
Instructor: Kimberly S. Washor
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LIBRARY AND INFORMATION STUDIES
Intro to Information
Science & Technology (3 units)
LSC 508 Section 0200 Course #2988
Introduction to
Information Science &Technology. Introduction to the
organization, retrieval, and analysis of information, and the
technologies used to control the manipulation and dissemination of
information in library and information settings.
Instructor: C. Herbert Carson
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Public Library Services (3
units)
LSC 521 Section 0200 Class #
8938
Public Library Services. Methods
for management and planning in public libraries for creating programs,
and for evaluating services and their effects on the public served. The
identification of alternative solutions to budgeting and personnel
management problems
Instructor: Aaron J. Coutu
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Library Materials Sci
& Tech (3 units)
LSC 542 Section 0200 Course #12641
Library Materials
for Science and Technology. Course description to come.
Instructor: Alexander J. Caracuzzo
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MILITARY SCIENCE
Army Topics — Military History (3 units)
MSL 403 Section 0200 Course # 6789
Army
Topics — Military History. Experiential learning through field
work in a military-type unit on an individual basis. Written analysis
required on a topic selected by the chairperson. (Independent Study).
Prerequisite: 301, 302, and permission of chairperson. Not for graduate
credit. Note: this course is on-line but does not use WebCT. The
instructor will provide instructions on connecting to the course
website.
Instructor: Staff
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NURSING
*Human Sexuality (3 units)
NUR 150 Section 0200 Course #
7302
NUR 150 Section 0201 Course # 8654
Human
Sexuality. Interdisciplinary approach to the
study of individual and societal determinants in the development,
integration, and expression of human sexuality and a code of sexual
behavior.
Instructor: Staff
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come.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE
Urban Problems
(3 units)
PSC/AAF 466 Section 0200
Course # 11872 Urban
Problems. Contemporary and emerging problems of urban affairs.
Discussion, reading, and assignments on the interaction among urban
change, development of social institutions, and formation of public
policy. Prerequisite: PSC 113. ---- back to
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Self-Understanding (3 units) PSY 103 Section 0200 Course
#6504 History and Systems
of Psych (3 units) PSY 310 Section 0200 Course
#6484 Learning (3 units) PSY 361 Section 0200 Course #
12993 Intro to
Multicultural Psych (3 units) PSY 399 Section 0200 Course #
9614 Contact this instructor prior
to the start of the term: Topics in Psychology (3
units) PSY 479 Section 0200 Course #
7300 Topics in Psychology: Peace
Psychology. Central issues in the field of psychology,
allowing in-depth study of contemporary or historical topics. ---- back to top of the page ---- URI101
(Bachelor of General Studies) Traditions/BGS 100 (1
unit) URI 101B Section 0200 Course
#9458 Traditions/BGS 100.
Traditions and Transformations in Lifelong Learning for BGS 100
Students. ADDITIONAL SECTIONS OF THIS COURSE: URI 101B Section 0201 Course
#5740 URI 101B Section 0202 Course
#12578 Intro To Women's
Studies (3 units) WMS 150 Section 0202 Course
#11584 Introduction to
Women's Studies. Images of women in American culture, the
theories and processes of socialization, historical perspectives, and
implications for social change. ADDITIONAL SECTIONS OF THIS COURSE: WMS 150 Section 0203 Course
#12666 WMS 150 Section 0204 Course
#6752 WMS 150 Section 0201 Course
#5748 Women's Professional
Development & Leadership (3 units) WMS 301 Section 0200 Course
#10678 Women's Professional
Development & Leadership. Theory, data, and skill
development for career building and leadership. Gender issues in
organizational settings, developing professional skills and responses
to challenges in the workplace, and strategies for positive change. ADDITIONAL
SECTIONS OF THIS COURSE: WMS 301 Section 0201 Course
#10678 Intro to Fem Theories
& Meth (3 units) WMS 315 Section 0200 Course
#5752 Introduction to
Feminist Theories and Methodologies. Development of feminist
thought, exploration of contemporary feminist theories and research
methods, including African-American, lesbian, Western and non-Western
perspectives, and the future role of feminist theories and
methodologies. (Lec.3/Online) Pre: 150 or permission of instructor. Special Topics in Women's Stdy I*: Native
American Women Course # 13498 Section 0205 ONLINE Alexia
Kosmider Special Topics in Women's Studies
I: Native American Women. This course provides a broad
overview of indigenous women's traditional roles and responsibilities
prior to colonization and the ways in which they continue to
participate in and help shape their respective cultures. Our
exploration begins before colonization and the roles in which women
played and their life experiences as the result of contact with
European cultures, polices of removal, allotment, and disease. Our
exploration will be both historical and contemporary, as to divorce
oneself from the past leaves one not to understand the present
experiences of indigenous people. We will examine the colonists'
negative and stereotypical views of Native women, examining such ideas
as the Pocahontas complex and other images that circulate and continue
to perpetuate negative images of indigenous women. We will read the
works of early Indian women who interrogate and question the cultural
construct of their identities as well as current Native women such as
Wilma Mankiller, the former tribal leader of the Cherokee Nation, and
Winoma LaDuke whose activism is known world-wide. Our mapping of this
vast territory will encompass a variety of sources including assigned
weekly readings and literature written by Native women, video clips
from films and interviews. Our objective in this class is to create an
understanding of the ways in which culture shapes women's roles in
their societies and the transformation which occurs during cultural
contact, whether its in the early colonist period or modern day
attitudes toward Native peoples. We will attempt to explore such
questions as what it like to be a Native American woman in the 21st
century? Is it possible to be tribal? How do Native women's traditional
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Film (3 unit) Course # 13105 Section 0204 ONLINE
Jennifer Brandt Special Topics in Women's Studies
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in Women's Studies I (3 units) WMS 350 Section 0201 Course
#10680 Special Topics in Women's Studies
I: Women and Health. This course examines the ways
in which health is a
gendered phenomenon. Specifically, we will look at the political,
economic,
and cultural factors that impact women’s health. During the semester,
we will
also examine how class, race, and ableness intersect with gender to
create
unique barriers and challenges for women and their health. Each week we will cover a specific topic
related to the health of women. Some of these topics include, the
medical encounter, barriers to healthcare, premenstrual syndrome and
menopause, HIV risk and AIDS, genital surgery, sexuality, women with
disabilities, and violence against women. The course will also pay
close attention to developing increased understanding of women’s own
bodies (e.g., menstrual health, sexually transmitted diseases, sexual
assault, nutrition, pregnancy, health-promoting behaviors, cancer) as
well as contemporary health issues (e.g., hormone replacement
therapy, birth control). Assignments for the course will include weekly
readings, discussion questions, and brief writing assignments, and one
final paper on a topic related to women ’s health. By the end of the
course, you should be able to:
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page. Men and Masculinities
(3 units) WMS 360 Section 0200 Course
#12660 Men and Masculinities. Examines
from a feminist perspective the values, beliefs, myths, realities,
research, and writings about men and masculinities in contemporary
United States life. Sexual Victimization
(3 units) WMS 365 Section 0200 Course
#13518 Sexual Victimization.
Analysis of a range of victimizations, based on
gender and sexualities. Consideration of heterosexist and homophobic
reactions through such acts as bullying, harassment, abuse, and
assault; intersections with age, race, and gender. Pre: WMS 150 or
permission of instructor. Special Topics
in Women's Studies I (3 units) WMS 401 Section 0200 Course
#13457 Campaigns and
Services for Victims of Trafficking and Slavery. Focuses
on historical and contemporary campaigns for ending human trafficking
and slavery and on providing services to contemporary victims of human
trafficking and slavery. Pre: junior standing or permission of
instructor. Not for graduate credit. Women and Human
Rights Policies (3 units) WMS 430 Section 0200 Course
#13643 Women and Human
Rights Policies. This online course focuses on human rights,
women's rights, and U.S. foreign policy. It will review recent history
of the U.S. and its advocacy of human rights and women's rights as part
of foreign policy and its response to human rights violations. The
course will discuss movements that are promoting change in human rights
and women's rights through foreign policy. Adv Topics Women's
Studies: The Diva (3 units) WMS 490 Section 0200 Course
#13039 Advanced Topics
in Women's Studies: The Diva. This course focuses on
the evolving persona of The Diva, from Sarah Bernhardt to Madonna, and
explores how these accomplished women artists use their status as
privileged outsiders to break new ground for women. Divas defy social
and sexual norms and inspire women to aspire to a fully-lived life.
This course will focus on a select group of 19th- and 20th-century
Divas, in their own words and those of their biographers and critics,
placing them in the context of the theater, music and literature of
their times, and against the tumultuous politics and wars between
post-Napoleonic Europe and present-day America. These figures, and
texts, will be read against the concurrent struggles for women's
equality and human rights. Subjects of the course will be
Sarah Bernhardt, Isadora Duncan, Maria Callas, Eva
Peron, Madonna, and Divine. WRT 227 Business
Communications (3 units) WRT 227 Section 0200 Course
#6478 Business
Communications. Basic business communications forms, group
reports and presentations, effective use of electronic mail systems,
and design of graphic aids for successful visual communication. Open to
business majors only. ADDITIONAL SECTIONS OF THIS COURSE: WRT 227 Section 0201 Course
#6480 WRT 227 Section 0202 Course
#6482 Writing in Electronic
Environment (3 units) WRT 235 Section 0200 Course
#12661 Writing in an
Electronic Environment. Includes writing with computer;
email, internet,
text on screen, graphic-and-audio-enhanced text, desktop publishing,
study of document design, and the history of writing as shaped by
technologies Writing Culture (3
units) WRT 302 Section 0200 Course
#7554 Writing Culture. Experience
with non-canonical writings that sustain or reshape culture. May
include profiles and biographies, reviews, food and fashion writing,
liner and exhibition notes. Travel Writing (3
units) WRT 305 Section 0200 Course
#12976 Public Writing.
Writing in the public sphere. Emphasizes civic literacy, democratic
discourse and writing for social change. May include letters, public
documents, electronic forums, activist publications, legislative
texts. Rev 2.2 :
Updated August 21, 2008 BR.
Instructor: Marshall Feldman
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PSYCHOLOGY
Towards Self-Understanding. Individual and
social problems of normal persons. Personality development, social
behavior, and adjustment reactions with emphasis on increasing
awareness of personal and interpersonal functioning.
Instructor: Mary Zahm
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History and Systems of Psychology. Origins of
psychological inquiry and theories of psychology. Transformations of
theories and methods of inquiry through the history of our culture
including contemporary systems and models of psychological functioning.
Pre: PSY 113.
Instructor: David L. Miller
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Learning. Learning process in humans and
non-humans, focusing on principles and methods. This course features
operant-learning and behavior modification principles and examples from
real life.
Pre: PSY301 or permission of instructor.
Instructor: Kevin J. Smith
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Introduction to Multicultural Psychology.
Introductory course focusing on multiculturalism as a major paradigm.
Emphasizes the meaning of multiculturalism and associated principles,
concepts, and sociocultural factors as related to assessment,
intervention, and research.
Pre: PSY113 or PSY103
Instructor: Paul Anderer
panderer@mailer.fsu.edu
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Pre: PSY 113 or permission of instructor. May be repeated for a maximum
of 12 credits.
Instructor: Pamela H. Zappardino
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Instructor: Angel Green
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Instructor: Kenneth Jolicoeur
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Instructor: Anne Hubbard
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WOMEN'S
STUDIES
Instructor: Keith R. Labelle
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Instructor: Eva Jones
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Instructor: Denise Saran
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Instructor: Jennifer Brandt
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Instructor: Kate O'Kula
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Instructor: Mary Gormley
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Instructor: Theresa M. DeFrancis
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(3 units)
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* May be repeated with different topic.
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* May be repeated with different topic.
Instructor: Kristen J. Quinlan
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Pre: WMS 150.
Instructor: Dawn Salgado
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Instructor: Donna Hughes
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Instructor: Donna Hughes
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Instructor: Donna Hughes
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Instructor: Brett Rutherford
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WRITING
Students in UC_BU, BUS or UC_UN wanting Business as a plan.
Instructor: Pamela Kelley
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Instructor: Joseph B. Szpila
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Instructor: Bruce G. Johnson
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Instructor: Katherine McIsaac
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Instructor: Robert Schwegler
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Instructor: Katherine McIsaac
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