WAC Courses 2017-18

This list contains all courses approved as writing intensive courses for the 2017-2018 academic year.

ACC/ECN 675AW Tp: Financial Crime, Julie Dawson, Catherine Lau
ACC/BUS/MKT/MGT 4900: Senior Seminar, David Schlichting, Cathy Duffy, Mark Miller, Mary Krome, Rich Fields, Jan Owens, Greg Barron
ARH 3470: Rupture, Shatter, Break: Modern Art, Carolyn Hudson
ARH 3700: Research Methods in Art History, Anne Cassidy
ART 1700: Intro to Art History, Carolyn Hudson
ART 2700: Ancient Art, Carolyn Hudson
ART 2600: Sophomore Seminar in Studio Art, Ryan Miller, Kimberly Greene
ART 2705: Modern Art, Carolyn Hudson
ART 2710: Arts of the Americas, Anne Cassidy
ART 3720: Arts of Africa, Anne Cassidy
ART 3730: Masterpieces in Asian Art and Architecture, Anne Cassidy
ART 3740:  Rupture, Shatter, Break: Modern Art, Evan McAllister
ART 4000: Senior Seminar in Studio Art, Diane Levesque, Kim Greene, Ryan Miller
ART 4700: Senior Seminar in Art History, Anne Cassidy, Ryan Miller
ASN 4000: Senior Seminar, Jim Lochtefeld
ATH 4080: Administration in Athletic Training, Laurie Jensen
BIO 2300: Cell and Molecular Biology; Elaine Radwanski, Deborah Tobiason, Temple Burling, Amareshwar Singh, Andrea Henle
BIO 400T: Biology and Geography of Nicaragua, Julio Rivera/Pat Pfaffle
BIO 4120: Senior Thesis, Dan Choffnes, Patrick Pfaffle, Elaine Radwanski, Scott Hegrenes, Kristopher Koudelka, Temple Burling, Tracy Gartner, Dan Choffnes, Thomas Carr, Deanna Byrnes, Dana Garrigan, Deborah Tobiason, Paul Martino, Amareshwar Singh
BUS 2340: Applied Statistics for Economics and Management, Tom Groleau
BUS 3300: Operations Management / Lean Manufacturing, Donald Gillespie
BUS/MLA 675J Global Business and Culture: J-Term Argentina, Mimi Yang/David Schlichting
CDM 200T: Journalism in Europe: Football and Fashion, Jon Bruning
CDM 3150: History of Graphic Design, Laura Rodman Huaracha
CDM 3300: Writing For Media, Colleen Kappeler, Helene DeGross
CDM 3310: Journalistic Writing,  Helene DeGross
CDM 3350: Public Relations Writing, Colleen Kappeler
CDM 3450: Mass Communication, Jon Bruning, Colleen Kappeler
CDM 4010: Senior Seminar for Communications Majors, Jon Bruning, Lynn Brownson
CDM 4030: Senior Seminar in Public Relations, Colleen Kappeler
CDM 675: Tp: Sports Journalism, Jon Bruning
CHM 4000: Senior Seminar, Janice Pellino, Kristopher Koudelka, Tim Eckert, Joshua Neukom, Chris Blaine
CHN/JPN 3070: Chinese/Japanese Culture and Language, Yan Wang
CRJ 2260: Criminology, Rick Matthews
CLS 2450: Race, Ethnicity and Gender in the Ancient World, Christine Renaud
CLS 2750: Research Methods, Chris Renaud, Chris Von Dehsen, Yamina Mermer
CLS 3100: Age of Augustus, Chris Renaud
CLS 3210: Seminar in Greek Studies: Herodotus and Greek Historiography, Ben DeSmidt
CLS 3250: Field Archaeology, Chris Renaud
CLS/PHL 200T: Homer’s Iliad & Odyssey, Richard Heitman
CLS/REL 3310: Greek Religions, Chris Renaud
CLS/REL 3320: Roman Religions, Chris Renaud
CLS 4100: Senior Seminar, Ben DeSmidt, Katherine Keenan
CRJ 1000: Criminal Justice System, Rick Matthews
CRJ 2260: Criminology, Kathryn Johnson, Rick Matthews
CRJ 3010: Police and Society, Bill Miller
CRJ 3020: American Courts, Rick Matthews, Tom Powers
CRJ 4990: Senior Seminar, Barrington Ottmann, Bill Miller, Rick Matthews, Steve Lyng, Wayne Thompson
CSC 4350: Software Design and Development, Mark Mahoney
ECN 3270: International Trade, Robert Schlack
ECN/FIN 3290: International Finance, Catherine Lau, Chao Zheng
ECN 3310: History of Economic Thought, Robert Schlack, Brent McClintock
ECN 4400: Seminar and History of Economic Thought, Robert Schlack, Brent McClintock
ECN 4410: Senior Seminar in Economics, Brent McClintock
ECN/POL 4050: IPE Senior Seminar, Art Cyr
ECN 675J: Financial Crime in Fact and Fiction, Catherine Lau
EDU 2010: Educational Psychology and Assessment, Roger Bass, Tom Wolff, Dennis Munk, Karen Sconzert, Ronald Bailey
EDU 3110: Assessment of Exceptional Learners, Denise Rattigan
EDU 3220: Reading and Language Arts in Elementary School I, Jacqueline Easley, Patricia Rieman, Sharon Tilton
EDU 3250: Teaching Mathematics Effectively in Elementary and Middle School, Barb Short, Prisca Moore
EDU 3520: Developmental and Content Area Reading, Jacqueline Easley, Patricia Rieman
ENG 1060: Interpreting Literature, Amy Bruning, Annette Duncan, Dexter Westrum, Donald Michie, Mark De Cicco, Grant Gosizk, David Garcia, Pam Smiley
ENG 1160: Introduction to Literature, Pam Smiley, Alyson Kiesel, Maria Carrig
ENG 200T: Bible as Literature, Annette Duncan
ENG/SOC 200CW: Tp: Film and Literature: Urban Social Problems, Rick Matthews, Pam Smiley
ENG 2010: American Literature, Annette Duncan, Dexter Westrum, Pam Smiley, Shannon Brennan
ENG 2050: Creative Writing, Alan Wallace, Annette Duncan, Caryl Pagel, Jean Preston, Richard Meier, Amy Lipman
ENG 2060: Expository Composition, Valerie Laken, Annette Duncan
ENG 3010: Literature in its Time I: Shakespeare’s Comic Contemporaries, Maria Carrig
ENG 3040: Advanced Writing: Poetry, Richard Meier, Dexter Westrum
ENG 3040: Advanced Writing: Fiction, Dexter Westrum
ENG 3040:  Advanced Writing:  Shannon Brennan
ENG 3750: History and Structure of the English Language, Alan Wallace, Leonard Schulze, Annette Duncan
ENG 4100: Senior Seminar, Maria Carrig, Pam Smiley, Alyson Kiesel, Shannon Brennan
ENG 4300:  Creative Writing, Richard Meier
ENV 1600: Introduction to Environmental Science, Tracy Gartner, Sarah A. Rubinfeld
ENV 4000: Senior Seminar in Environmental Science, Tracy Gartner, Sarah A. Rubinfeld
ESN 2000: Classic to Contemporary Leadership Theory, Gary Williams
ESN 3200: Development and Operation of Technology-Based Business, Alexander Tiahnybok, Doug Arion
EXS 2350: Sport and Exercise Psychology, Gary Williams
EXS 2700: Elementary Physical Education/Principles of Movement, Susanna Swenson, Rebekah Johnson
EXS 3010: Tests and Measurements in Exercise and Sport Science, Cynthia Allen, Michelle Bonn
EXS 4050: Physiology of Exercise, Cynthia Allen, Andrew Pustina
EXS 4200: Methods and Materials, Cynthia Allen
FIN/ECN 3290: International Finance, Catherine Lau, Chao Zheng
GEO 2100: Human Landscape, Patricia Murphy
GEO 3450: Urban Geography, Julio Rivera
GEO 3900: Methods of Field Research, Joy Mast
GEO 4000: Senior Seminar, Joy Mast, Kurt Piepenburg
GEO 400T: Biology and Geography of Nicaragua, Julio Rivera/Pat Pfaffle
GEO 400T: Senior Seminar in Geography, Matt Zorn
GFW 2410: Foundations of the Natural Sciences, Brian Schwartz
GFW 3040: Seminar in Modern Thought: Philosophical Foundations of Political Economy, Art Cyr
GFW 4000: Capstone Seminar, Joseph McAlhany
GNR 675J: International Financial and Cultural Analysis of the United Kingdom, Joe Wall
GNR 675J: The Fiction of Science Fiction, Julie Dahlstrom
GNR 675J: The Worlds of Risk: Bell Curves and Black Swans, Jim Peterson, Dave Brunn
GNR 6920: International Financial and Cultural Analysis of Ireland, Joe Wall
GRM 3090: The German-Speaking World: Cultural and Intellectual Life, Richard Sperber
GRM 3110: Interpreting Written Texts in German, Richard Sperber
GRM 4010: Senior Seminar in German, Greg Baer, Richard Sperber
HIS 200T: Religious Rebellion in China, Steve Udry
HIS 2200: Historical Methods, Eric Pullin, John Leazer, Stephanie Mitchell, Steve Udry
HIS 2450: A Social History of Japan Through Film, Steve Udry
HIS 4000: Senior Seminar, Stephanie Mitchell, Steve Udry, Eric Pullin
JPN/CHN 3070: Chinese/Japanese Culture and Language, Yan Wang
JPN 4010: Japanese Senior Thesis/ Project, Yan Wang
MGT 3120: Principles of Management, William Matelski
MGT 3710: International Management, Colleen OBrien
MGT 4050: Security Portfolio Analysis, Joe Wall
MGT/MKT/ACC 4900: See ACC/MGT/MKT
MKT/MGT/ACC 4900: See ACC/MGT/MKT
MKT 4210: Marketing Research, Julio Rivera
MLA 200T: Heroes, Dreamers and Scoundrels of Spain, Sarah Cyganiak
MLA 3110: Interprétation de textes écrits en Français, Pascal Rollet, Isabel Rivero-Vila
MLA 400T: Modern Francophone Cultures through Film and Multimedia, Isabel Rivero-Vila
MLA 400A: English Language Education in China, Edward Montanaro
MLA 4010: Senior Seminar in Chinese, Mimi Yang
MLA 4010: Senior Seminar in French, Pascal Rollet, Isabel Rivero-Vila
MLA 4010: Spanish Senior Seminar, Lynn Loewen, Matt Borden, Edward Montanero, Mimi Yang
MLA/BUS 675J: Global Business and Culture: J-Term Argentina, Mimi Yang/David Schlichting
MTH 1030: Applied Mathematics, Charlotte Chell
MTH 1120: Calculus I, Charlotte Chell
MTH 2040: Linear Algebra, Aaron Trautwein, Mike Nicholas
MTH 3040: Abstract Algebra, Aaron Trautwein, Sara Jensen, Justin Albert
MTH 3120: Real Analysis, Mark Snavely
MUS 1160: Musicianship Skills in Context, Dimitri Shapovalav
MUS 1170: Music Technology & Industry, Mark Petering
MUS 1180: Introduction to Music Education, Etsushi Kawakami
MUS 2200: Popular Music in America, David Ness, Amy Haines

MUS 3070: Music History (Depth) Dimitri Shapovalav
MUS 3700: Music History: Rachel Tollet
MUS 400T-02: Topics in Music: Music History/Literature Depth – History of the Wind Band, James Ripley
MUS 400T-04: Topics in Music History: Modernism, Dimitri Shapovalav
MUS 400T: Topics in Music History: Romanticism, Dimitri Shapovalov
MUS 400T: Topics in Music History: Jazz History
MUS 400T: Music Theatre History and Criticism: Rock Musicals, Magdalene Spanuello
MUS/SOC 200T: Cultural Expressions of American Music Theatre, Amy Haines and Mathew Somlai
NEU 2500: Research Methods in Neuroscience, Dan Miller
NEU 4000: Senior Thesis in Neuroscience, Denise Cook-Snyder
NSG 1050: Contemporary Professional Nursing, Franklin Hicks, **Lisa Antle once workshop completed
PHL/REL 200A: Death, God, and the Philosophers, Romwald Maczka, Richard Heitman
PHL/REL 200x: Beauty, God, and the Philosophers, Romwald Maczka
PHL/CLS 2710: Homer’s Iliad & Odyssey, Richard Heitman
PHL 4000:  Senior Seminar in Philosophy, Paul Ulrich
PHY 200T: Planet Quest, Julie Dalhstrom
PHY 2300: Modern Physics, Brian Schwartz, Jean Quashnock
PHY 400T: Microgravity Environments, Kevin Crosby
PHY 4110: Observational Astrophysics, Doug Arion
PHY 4120: Experimental Physics, Brian Schwartz, Brant Carlson
POL 2050: Philosophical Foundations of Political Economy, Art Cyr
POL 2900: Constitutional Law I: Separation of Powers, Jonathan Marshall
POL 2910: Constitutional Law II: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, Jonathan Marshall, Thomas Powers
POL 3030: Women of Africa, Ellen Hauser
POL 3100: Logic of Political Inquiry, Jerald Mast, Paul Kirkland
POL 3250: Classics of Political Thought, Paul Ulrich
POL 3400: Chinese Politics, Jonathan Marshall
POL 3440/SOC 200T: African Transitions, Ellen Hauser
POL 4000: Senior Seminar, Jeff Roberg, Ellen Hauser
POL/ECN 4050: IPE Senior Seminar, Art Cyr
POL/SOC/WMG 200T: Women in Developing Countries: Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, Ellen Hauser
PYC 2300: Cognition, Leslie Cameron
PYC 2900: Experimental Psychology, David J. Rademacher
PYC 3010: Research Methods and Statistics II, Robert Maleske
PYC 3650: Child Psychopathology, Ingrid Tiegel
PYC 3700: Thesis Development, Robert Maleske, Leskinin
PYC 4000: Senior Seminar, Robert Maleske, Butler, Leskinin
PYC 4700: Fieldwork, Cornelia Zerban
PYC 4800: Thesis in Psychological Science, Leslie Cameron, Anthony Barnhart, Emily Leskinen, Ingrid Tiegel
REL 1000: Understandings of Religion, Chris Von Dehsen, Jim Lochtefeld, Sandra Bisciglia
REL/PHL 200A: Death, God, and the Philosophers, Romwald Maczka, Richard Heitman
REL 200Y: Religion and Film, Romwald Maczka
REL/PHL 200x: Beauty, God, and the Philosophers, Romwald Maczka
REL 2010: Hebrew Bible, Sandra Bisciglia
REL 2750: Research Methods, Chris Renaud, Christian Von Dehsen, Yamina Mermer
REL 3020: Women and the Bible, Sandra Bisciglia
REL 3350: Religion and Society, Tom Simpson
REL/CLS 3310: Greek Religions, Chris Renaud
REL/CLS 3320: Roman Religions, Christine Renaud
SOC 1000: Principles of Sociology, Bill Miller, Michele Stander, Rick Matthews
SOC 1010: Sociology of Social Problems, Rick Matthews
SOC 1020: Cultural Anthropology, Mathew Somlai
SOC 200T: Alaskan Settlers, Marianne Unger
SOC 200T: American Indian Ethno-history: Investigating Protest and Place, Mathew Somlai
SOC 200T: Sophomore Honors Seminar in the Social Sciences – The Problem of Progress, Rick Matthews
SOC 200T/POL 3440: African Transitions, Ellen Hauser
SOC/ENG 200CW: Tp: Film and Literature: Urban Social Problems, Rick Matthews, Pam Smiley
SOC 2040: Sociology of Religion, Marianne Unger
SOC 2270: Juvenile Delinquency, Rick Matthews
SOC 3120: Elite Deviance, Rick Matthews
SOC 3240: Logic of Sociological Inquiry, Rick Matthews, Bill Miller
SOC 3520: America at War, Christopher Lynch
SOC 4990: Senior Seminar, Bill Miller, Rick Matthews, Steve Lyng, Wayne Thompson, Jeff Seymour
SOC/MUS 200T: Cultural Expressions of American Music Theatre, Amy Haines and Mathew Somlai
SOC/WMG/POL 200T: Women in Developing Countries: Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, Ellen Hauser
SPN 3080: The Spanish Speaking World: Cultural and Intellectual Life, Isabel Rivero-Vila, Matt Borden, Erik Kulke, Ruth Solarte, Yin (Mimi) Yang
SPN 3110: Interpreting Written Texts in Spanish, Ed Montanaro, Erik Kulke, Lynn Loewen, Sarah Cyganiac, Isabel Rivero-Vila, Yin Yang
SPN 400T: Contemporary Latin American Detective Fiction, Edward Montanaro
SWK 2200: Child Welfare Policy and Practice, Danielle Geary, Ruth Fangmeier, Jen Winkler
SWK 2210: Family Violence: An Overview, Danielle Geary, Jennifer Winkler
SWK 2400: Human Behavior and Social Environment, Danielle Geary, Linda Noer, Rebecca Hornung
SWK 3000: Social Welfare Research, Danielle Geary, Tian Tian
SWK 3100: Social Welfare Policy Analysis, Danielle Geary
SWK 400T: Family Violence, Ruth Fangmeier
THR 2900: Play Reading and Analysis, Neil Scharnick
THR 3050: Dance History, Stacy Pottinger
THR 4550: Directing, Herschel Kruger
WMG 200T: Growing Old in America, Ruth Fangmeier & Jean Preston
WMG 200T: I Shop Therefore I Am, Brad Zopf
WMG 200T/CLS 2450: Race, Ethnicity and Gender in the Ancient World, Christine Renaud
WMG 2910: Constitutional Law II: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, Jonathan Marshall, Thomas Powers
WMG 3110: Women’s and Gender Studies Theory, Ellen Hauser (was 310)
WMG 400T: Family Violence, Ruth Fangmeier
WMG/SOC/POL 200T: Women in Developing Countries: Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, Ellen Hauser

Minutes of the 10/5/17 WAC Meeting

The following courses were approved.

REL/PHL 200A Death, God, and the Philosophers Romwald Maczka

REL 200Y Religion and Film Romwald Maczka

REL & PHL 200x Beauty, God, and the Philosophers Romwald Maczka

ENG 1060 Interpreting Literature Grant Gosizk

ART 2600 Sophomore Seminar in Studio Art Kimberly Greene