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Summer 2018 Schedule of Classes
Summer 2018
Dates to
MAY 29– JULY 29 EXTENDED SESSION
Remember April 4 W Early Summer Registration - By Classification
Senior/Graduate Registration (90+ Hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Junior Registration (60 - 89 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
5 TH Sophomore Registration (30 - 59 hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Freshman Registration (0 - 29 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
6 F Early Summer Registration - All Students
6 F Last Day to file Intent to Graduate for Summer 2017
11 W Early Fall Registration - By Classification
Senior/Graduate Registration (90+ Hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Junior Registration (60 - 89 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
12 Th Sophomore Registration (30 - 59 hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Freshman Registration (0 - 29 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
13 F Early Fall Registration - All Students
May 24-25 Th-F Summer Registration - All Students
24 Th New Student Summer Orientation
28 M Holiday - Memorial Day (Campus Closed)
29 T Classes Begin Term 5 and Summer Extended Session
29 T First Payment Due Extended Session Payment Plan
(Troy Campus only)
29 T All Tuition and Fees are Due for Extended Session and Session A
June 5 Th Last Day to Add for Session A
5 Tu Last Day for Free Schedule Course Adjustments Summer Full Session,
T-5 & Summer Session A [Troy Campus only]
5 Tu Last Day to Withdraw Without Financial Penalty for Term 5 and
Extended Session (May not withdraw on Student Planning*)
5 Tu Last Day to Add a Course on Student Planning
5 Tu Last Day to Drop a Course without Financial Penalty on Student Planning.
6 W Census Date for Term 5, Extended Summer Session, and Summer
Session A [Troy Campus only]
13 W Expected Bank Mobile Refund Disbursement Begins
15 F` Last Day to Drop a Course [A Session]
15 F Last Day to Withdraw from the University [A Session] (Cannot withdraw
using Student Planning)
22 F Payment Due in Full for T5
26 W Last Day of Classes Summer Session A [Troy Campus only]
27 W Summer Session B Classes Begin [Troy Campus only]
27 W Payment Due in Full For Summer Session B [Troy Campus only]
29 F Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Fall 2018
29 F Last Day to Add for Summer Session B [Troy Campus only]
July 3 T Last Day for Free Schedule Course Adjustments Summer Session B*
[Troy Campus only]
3 T Last day to Drop a Course or Withdraw from the University without
Financial Penalties: Summer Session B * (cannot withdraw using
Student Planning)
4 W Holiday - Independence Day (Campus Closed)
5 Th Census Date for Summer Session B [Troy Campus only]
6 F Last Day to Drop a Course [Extended Session]
6 F Last Day to Withdraw from the University [Extended Session] (Cannot
withdraw using Student Planning)
11 W Final Payment Due Extended Session (Troy campus students on payment plan)
18 W Last day to drop a course or withdraw from the University: Summer
Session B (Cannot withdraw using Student Planning)
25 W Last Day of Classes for Summer Extended Session
25 W Examinations Extended Session
26 Th Last Day for Instructors to Report Completion of Incomplete Grades
26 Th All Grades Due in University Records by 9:00 AM
27 F Commencement Troy Campus (For all location students)
* There will be a fee of $30.00 assessed for any course dropped after this date.
SEE BACK PAGE FOR MORE DATES TO REMEMBERSummer 2018
MAY 29 – JUNE 26 SUMMER SESSION A
Dates to
Remember
April 4 W Early Summer Registration - By Classification
Senior/Graduate Registration (90+ Hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Junior Registration (60 - 89 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
5 TH Sophomore Registration (30 - 59 hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Freshman Registration (0 - 29 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
6 F Early Summer Registration - All Students
6 F Last Day to file Intent to Graduate for Summer 2017
11 W Early Fall Registration - By Classification
Senior/Graduate Registration (90+ Hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Junior Registration (60 - 89 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
12 Th Sophomore Registration (30 - 59 hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Freshman Registration (0 - 29 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
13 F Early Fall Registration - All Students
May 24-25 Th-F Summer Registration - All Students
24 Th New Student Summer Orientation
28 M Holiday - Memorial Day (Campus Closed)
29 Tu Classes Begin for Session A
June 5 Th Last Day to Add for Session A
5 Tu Last Day for Free Schedule Course Adjustments *
5 Tu Last Day to Drop a Course or Withdraw from the University without Financial Penalty*.
(Cannot withdraw using Student Planning)
6 W Census Date for Summer Session A [Troy Campus only]
15 F Last Day to Drop a Course [A Session]
15 F Last Day to Withdraw from the University [A Session] Cannot withdraw
using Student Planning.
26 Tu Last Day of Classes Summer Session A [Troy Campus only]
JUNE 27 – JULY 29 SUMMER SESSION B
April 4 W Early Summer Registration - By Classification
Senior/Graduate Registration (90+ Hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Junior Registration (60 - 89 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
5 Th Sophomore Registration (30 - 59 hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Freshman Registration (0 - 29 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
6 F Early Summer Registration - All Students
6 F Last Day to file Intent to Graduate for Summer 2017
11 W Early Fall Registration - By Classification
Senior/Graduate Registration (90+ Hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Junior Registration (60 - 89 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
12 Th Sophomore Registration (30 - 59 hours) 8:00 AM - Noon
Freshman Registration (0 - 29 hours) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
13 F Early Fall Registration - All Students
June 27 W Summer Session B Classes Begin [Troy Campus only]
27 W Payment Due in Full For Summer Session B [Troy Campus only]
29 F Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Fall 2017
29 F Last Day to Add for Summer Session B [Troy Campus only]
July 4 W Holiday - Independence Day (Campus Closed)
3 T Last Day to Withdraw or Drop a Course Without Financial Penalties: Summer Session B*
[Troy Campus only] (Cannot withdraw using Student Planning)
5 Th Census Date for Summer Session B [Troy Campus only]
18 W Last day to Drop a Course or Withdraw from the University: Summer Full Session &
Term B (Cannot withdraw using Student Planning)
25 W Last Day of Classes for Summer Session B
26 Th Graduation Candidates’ Grades Due in University Records by 9:00 AM
26 Th Last Day for Instructors to Report Completion of Incomplete Grades
26 Th All Grades Due in University Records by 9:00 AM
27 F Commencement Troy Campus (For all location students)
* There will be a fee of $30.00 assessed for any course dropped after this date.
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SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
SUMMER 2018
For more information, call toll-free
1-800-551-9716
http://www.troy.edu
Troy
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Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate, and employment.
bachelor’s, master’s, education specialist and doctoral degrees.
Although the publisher of this Schedule of Classes has made every
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reasonable effort to attain factual accuracy herein, no responsibility is
Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions regarding the
assumed for editorial, clerical, or printing errors, or errors occasioned
accreditation of Troy University. The Commission is to be contacted
by honest mistakes. All information contained in this publication is
only if there is evidence that appears to support an institution’s signifi-
subject to change by the appropriate officials of Troy University with-
cant non-compliance with a requirement or standard.
out prior notice. Troy University also reserves the right to cancel any
Troy University is an equal opportunity institution and as such does class without prior notice.
not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, age, disability, or2 SUMMER 2018 Registration Schedule Troy University
Registration Early Summer Registration: Late Registration:
Schedule
April 4-6 May 24-25, 2017
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m..
Note: Cashiers office closes at 4:00 Note: Cashiers office closes at 4:00
p.m. during this registration period. p.m. during this registration period.
Regular
1. Remove all holds which will prevent your 5. Once the schedule has been approved and
Registration
registration (Business Office, Housing, all holds removed, register online at your
Procedures
Health center, Library Fines, Parking Tickets, convenience through Student Planning by
Adviser, etc.). using the directions found on page 4. You
2. In consultation with your academic advis- may also ask the secretary of your major
er, plan your schedule. List all information department to direct you to a computer
requested on the schedule request, including or computer lab available for registration.
the section identification for each course. Once your registration is complete through
You must also list alternative courses. Your Student Planning, print your schedule and
schedule request must be signed by statement of fees from the Student finance
your academic adviser. If you are un- tab.
sure of the name of your academic adviser, SPECIAL NOTE: Students who, for any
inquire at the Office of the Department Chair reason, register for classes but do not attend
of your academic major. MUST NOTIFY THE REGISTRARS OFFICE
3. Check carefully the information required to IN WRITING TO WITHDRAW prior to the
complete the top portion of the schedule first class day of the semester. Any student
request. who fails to do so will be responsible for
payment of fees and will be charged with
4. Check and correct (if necessary) the informa- failing grades, as noted in the Dates to Re-
tion required to complete the personal data member.
sheet.
Special Graduate Graduate students who are currently enrolled Graduate students who register early will be
Student are encouraged to register during early reg- responsible for the payment of tuition and fees
Registration istration. Those for whom this is not possible by the date specified on the early registration
may register during registration on May 24- statement.
25, 2018 on line.
ALL FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
MUST BE COMPLETED IN SUFFICIENT TIME
TO BE PROCESSED PRIOR TO REGISTRATION.SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Financial Services SUMMER 2018 3
The payment of charges for tuition, fees, room, Payment of fees may be made on-line using Payment of
and board is part of the registration process. Trojan Web Express or at the office of the Registration
Troy University encourages full payment of Student Financial Services. Troy University Expenses
all tuition and related fees by the last day of accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American
the regular registration period for the current Express, money orders, checks, and cash.
semester or term.
Troy University offers a tuition and fees pay- information prior to 1st payment due date, Payment
ment plan for the Extended Summer Session May 29, 2018 Plan
and the Fall and Spring semesters. Email T01cashier@troy.edu
Students are required to pay half of all se- • Student Name and ID
mester charges by the last day of regular • Sponsor Name
registration for the current semester or • Educational Expenses to be Covered by
term in order for registration to be complet- Sponsor
ed. Students with an account balance after The remaining semester balance is due on the
the first payment due date will be assessed a final payment due date. Failure to pay the entire Payment Schedule
$25.00 payment plan fee. To meet the one-half balance of tuition and fess by the last payment
1st payment:
requirement, students may apply the following: date will result in a late fee of $50.00. Also,
failure to satisfy financial obligations to the Uni- May 29, 2018
• Awarded institutional scholarship versity will result in having a restriction placed Final payment:
• Awarded financial aid on future class registrations, possibly having
• Payment by cash, check, money order, or July 11, 2018
the account assigned to a collection agency,
credit card and non-release of transcripts. A current Se-
• Payment from sponsors: mester or term debt must be paid-in-full before
If students wish to use the payments from a student will be allowed to register during the
the sponsors in the calculation of the half registration dates that occur prior to the final
payment requirement, the University must payment due date.
receive the following
Extended Session-At least one-half of all Session A+B—Payment is due in full no later Payment
tuition, fees, and charges are payable by the than the first day of class. Failure to pay all of Account
last day of regular registration or at the time of charges by the payment due date will result in a Summary
late registration. The remaining balance will be late payment fee.
required in one final payment. Failure to pay all It is the responsibility of the students to pay
charges by the final payment date will result in their account balance by the established pay-
a late payment fee. ment due dates.
All financial or other obligations to the Univer- Delinquent student accounts may be reported Clearance of
sity must be cleared prior to the end of each to a credit bureau and referred to collection Obligations
semester or term. An outstanding balance for a agencies or ligated. I agree to pay any and all
prior semester or term must be paid before the costs associated with the collection of unpaid
student will be allowed to register for subse- fees including any /all cost of collections and
quent semesters or terms. Failure to satisfy collection fees (33.33%), attorney fees, and /or
financial obligations to the University will result court costs, if such be necessary.
in having a restriction placed on future class
registrations and transcripts.
In addition to registration expenses, miscella- students. These charges are payable when Miscellaneous
neous expenses may be incurred by incurred. Expenses4 SUMMER 2018 On-Line Registration Procedures Troy University
On-Line 1. In consultation with your academic advis- 8. Search for course by subject. You must
Registration er, plan your schedule carefully. Always type the department (e.g. Mathematics,
Procedures identify (with your adviser) alternate cours- not MTH).
es in the event that some courses may be 9. Find your section number by using the
unavailable to you when you access the drop down arrow on the red bar. Note you
registration module. SPECIAL NOTE: You can filter the information by location, term/
will not be able to access the registration semester, etc. by using the panel on the
module if you have not met with your ac- left side of the screen.
ademic adviser or are a first semester Troy
student. 10. Click Add Section to schedule.
2. Go to http://www.troy.edu and click on 11. Repeat steps 7 through 10 for each course
Trojan Web Express. Click on Continue to you would like to register for. You can
Trojan Web Express (located in the left also add courses to your plan by clicking
column of the screen) wait three seconds, directly on the course number from the My
and menu appears. Progress page. This will direct you to the
specific course in the course catalog.
3. Click on the “Log In” button at the top right
of the screen. Determine your user name 12. Once all courses are planned, click plan and
by clicking on “What’s My User ID?” Initial schedule. Use the arrows to navigate to the
Password: First initial of your first name correct term or semester.
capitalized, first initial of your last name 13. Once you have verified all courses and
lower case and your date of birth. (Ex: sections are correct, click Register Now in
Tu06251994) Immediately after logging in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
you will be prompted to change your pass- 14. Click the OK button to accept the terms.
word. The new Password must be between
7 and 25 characters. It must contain at least 15. All courses should turn green. If any remain
one number, one uppercase letter, and one yellow, please contact your advisor or the
lowercase letter. Your new password can- Registrar’s Office to help you determine
not contain your first name, middle name, why the course/s didn’t go through.
last name, or username. 16. You may print your schedule by clicking the
4. Note: Military Affiliations Click on Print button located on the schedule tab.
“Military Affiliations,” fill out the form,
and click submit.
5. Click on “Student Self-Service.”
6. Click on “Student Planning.”
7. Click on “Course Catalog.”
FINANCIAL AID NOTE:
Only courses required for your degree will be eligible for FA/VA. If any course is not
properly assigned on your EVAL, request an official program evaluation at
https://forms.troy.edu/forms/academic/index.htmlSCHEDULE OF CLASSES Dropping and Adding Courses SUMMER 2018 5
Students may drop a course through Student and/or satisfactory progress policy at Dropping and
Planning or their departmental registration site www.troy.edu/financialaid PRIOR TO dropping Adding
through Tuesday, June 5, 2018, without addi- below the credit hour requirement for full-time Courses
tional charges; however, a fee of thirty dollars status. Dropping below full time status could
($30.00) will be assessed for each course adversely affect financial aid award and future
dropped after this date, and students remain eligibility.
responsible for payment of all tuition and fees. Any student whose scholarship or financial aid
Students may NOT add a course after 4:00 p.m. requires full-time status will be billed for the
in person or through Student Planning after full amount of tuition and fees if he or she fails
Tuesday, June 5, 2018 to maintain full-time status.
CAUTION: Students who receive financial
assistance should check the Catalog
Financial
Troy University endeavors to offer the finest sent. Students without a valid e-mail address
Aid
education possible at an affordable cost. A Troy will receive paper reminders rather than pin
University degree is accessible because of the mailers.
number and types of financial assistance avail- Students MUST APPLY AS EARLY AS ALLOW-
able to students. ABLE for financial aid in order to avoid difficul-
• Scholarships ties. March 1 is the application priority date.
• Athletic Grants-in-Aid Moreover, students MUST CAREFULLY CHECK
• Federal Pell Grants the accuracy of their applications to avoid un-
• Federal Workstudy (FWS) necessary delays and other complications.
• Alabama Student Assistance Program Note to Borrowers: If you borrowed at Troy
• Federal Direct Loans University and drop a course or withdraw
• Federal Supplemental Educational from the University, you should go to
Opportunity Grants (FSEOG) studentloans.gov to complete an exit
• Institutional Student Work Program counseling and to notify your lender that you
(Workship) are no longer enrolled or enrolled less than
• Veterans’ Financial Assistance half time. Repayment begins in 6 months. There
are deferments of payment for unemployment,
The Free Application for Federal Student hardship, etc. See Financial Aid Adviser.
Aid (FAFSA), FA Counseling, and other Students who do not attend any classes will
forms are available online at www.troy.edu/ forfeit their financial aid. Students who are
financialaid; although the FAFSA is available reported as not attending a class for which they
each October 1, the other forms are usually are registered will receive a non-attendance
not available until February. If you need a letter/form requiring an instructor’s signature
paper FAFSA, you may obtain one by calling or financial aid could be reversed, forfeiting the
800-4-FED-AID or 800-433-3243. aid. The student will also be required to pay all
If you have already applied for current year tuition and fees. Withdrawal from the Univer-
financial aid, the USDE will send a reminder sity will also require repayment of unused
in November/December to all renewal eligible portions of federal assistance.
applicants with a valid e-mail address. If e-mail
is undeliverable, a paper reminder letter will be
All students who receive Title IV funds (Pell a non-attendance letter/form requiring an Class
Grant, FSEOG, and Loans) ARE REQUIRED TO instructor’s signature or financial aid could be Attendance
ATTEND THOSE CLASSES FOR WHICH THEY reversed, forfeiting their aid. They will also be
REGISTER. Attendance will be verified by the required to pay all tuition and fees. Withdraw-
class instructors. Students who do not at- al from the University will also require
tend any classes will forfeit their financial aid. repayment of unused portions of federal
Students who are reported as not attending a assistance.
class for which they are registered will receive6 SUMMER 2018 Registration Locations Troy University
Registration
Eldridge Hall 102 Undeclared Majors and Conditionally Admitted
Locations
Undergraduates
Bibb Graves 155 Accounting and Finance
Malone 132 Art and Design
Stadium Tower 212 Athletic Training
Math/Science 213/312 Biology (Pre-Med, Med. Tech., Environmental Analysis)
Bibb Graves 144 Business (Graduate)
Bibb Graves 210 General Business, Information Systems, Marketing,
and Management
Math/Science 315 Chemistry
McCartha 115 Computer Science
Math/Science 327 Criminal Justice
Malone 131 Drama and Dance
*Hawkins Hall 310 Elementary and Collaborative Teacher Education
*Hawkins Hall 342 Adult Education, Instructional Leadership, Administration
Teacher Leader, and Second Language Instruction
Smith 274 English /Language Arts
Wright 212 Modern Languages
Patterson 221 History
Stadium Tower 338 Hospitality, Sport, and Tourism Management
McCartha 104 Human Services and Social Work
Wallace 103 Journalism, Broadcasting, Public Relations and
Communication Studies
Wright 112 Kinesiology & Health Promotion, PE, Sport and
Fitness Mgt., and Health Ed
Math/Science 232 Math, Pre-Engineering, and Geomatics
Long 112 Music
Collegeview 20 Nursing
Wallace 344 Political Science
* Hawkins Hall 332 Psychology (Undergraduate)
Hawkins Hall 368 Counseling, Rehabilitation, and Interpreter Training
Bibb Graves 113 Risk Management and Insurance, Economics, and
Finance
Secondary Education:
register in departments of major teaching area)
Bibb Graves 110 Social Science
* All College of Education students (overflow from Departmental offices) - Hawkins Hall 339.
ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISOR IF YOU ARE
UNCERTAIN ABOUT ACCEPTABLE DEGREE CREDITS OR REQUIREMENTS.SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Campus Map SUMMER 2018 7
Campus
Map8 SUMMER 2018 Final Exam Schedule Troy University
Final Exam EXTENDED SUMMER SUMMER
Schedule SUMMER SESSION SESSION A SESSION B
Summer 2018 Three-Hour Classes Three-Hour Classes Three-Hour Classes
(3 sem. hrs.) (3 sem. hrs.) (3 sem. hrs.)
will have final examinations will have final examinations will have final examinations
during the regular class during the regular class during the regular class
period on July 25. period on June 26. period on July 25.
One-Hour Classes One-Hour Classes One-Hour Classes
(1 sem. hr.) and (1 sem. hr.) and (1 sem. hr.) and
Two-Hour Classes Two-Hour Classes Two-Hour Classes
(2 sem. hr.) (2 sem. hrs.) (2 sem. hrs.)
will have final examinations will have final examinations will have final examinations
during the last regular class period during the last regular class period during the last regular class
prior to July 25. prior to June 26.
period prior to July 25.
Additional • Final Examinations in graduate courses will representing the University in an official
Examination be scheduled at the discretion of the faculty, capacity, is fulfilling a military obligation, is
Notes as approved by the Dean of the College or undergoing medical treatment, or is being
School. restricted by virtue of conditions beyond his
• Requests for changing the examination or her control.
schedule will be denied unless a student
presents bonafide documentation that the
student has a conflict because he or she is
Veterans and Students attending Troy University under G.I. Students with documented disabilities, who
Students with Bills Chapters 31, 34, and 35 MUST report to require assistance with scheduling, academic
Disability the Student Financial Aid Office (Adams Admin- accommodations, housing, or accessibility,
istration 133) as soon as they complete registra- should contact the Adaptive Needs Office in the
tion for courses. Eldridge Hall 102 or call (334) 670-3221.
Proficiency As part of TROY’s ongoing institutional as- Each student will receive an email explaining
Profile Exam sessment initiative, the Proficiency Profile expectations and registration for the Proficiency
assessment is required of a select group of Profile.
undergraduate students. The assessment is in- For information regarding the Proficiency
strumental in demonstrating program effective- Profile, you may visit the Educational Testing
ness for accreditation purposes. The results of Services website located at www.ets.org.
the Proficiency Profile are beneficial to both the All inquiries regarding the Proficiency Profile
student and TROY. should contact Andy Williamson at 334-808-
Students who receive the Leadership, Chancel- 6597 or by email: tac@troy.edu.
lor, or Millennium scholarship and conditionally
admitted students are required to complete the
Proficiency Profile during their first semester
as a freshman, and a fol-low-up assessment is
required upon acquiring junior classification.
ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISOR IF YOU ARE
UNCERTAIN ABOUT ACCEPTABLE DEGREE CREDITS OR REQUIREMENTS.SCHEDULE OF CLASSES To Declare A Major SUMMER 2018 9
New students and undeclared majors who wish 5. With your new adviser, carefully complete a To Declare a
to declare a major field of study or students Schedule Request. Major or To
who wish to change majors should follow these Change a Major
6. Have your new faculty adviser approve the
simple steps: Schedule Request and remove the Adviser’s
1. Report to the Department Chair’s Office of Hold.
the major you wish to select. 7. Sign the Schedule Request and present it to
2. Complete the Classification of Instructional the terminal operator who will then enter the
Program form to make your selection offi- courses (or alternative courses, as neces-
cial. sary) and print your schedule and statement
3. Request that a faculty adviser in your new of fees.
major be assigned to you. 8. Request a revised official Graduation Check
4. With your new adviser, carefully plan your Sheet from the Records Office, which will
semester schedule in accordance with the require two to four weeks to prepare.
degree requirements stipulated in the Cata-
log under which you first enrolled, or agree
to change to the current Catalog degree
requirements.
Credit Load
Undergraduate students should be aware that for Extended Session and/or Sessions A and/or
and Summer
summer tuition and fees are assessed at the B is twelve (12) semester hours for undergradu-
Tuition
prevailing hourly rate. The recommended max- ate students and 8-9 semester hours for gradu-
imum credit load for the entire summer (any ate students. Exceptions to this limit require the
combination of sessions) is twelve (12) semes- approval of the Adviser and Department Chair.
ter hours, which is the minimum credit hours
for full time financial aid. The credit limit
Students who, for any reason, register for draw with no academic penalty with a non-pu- Withdrawal
classes but do not attend MUST NOTIFY THE nitive grade of “W” up until the last day to drop
RECORDS OFFICE IN WRITING TO WITHDRAW, without Academic Penalty Period (posted in the
PRIOR TO THE FIRST CLASS MEETING. Any Schedule of Classes and on appropriate web
student who fails to do so will be re- pages).
sponsible for payment of fees and will be Students may not withdraw from a term/ses-
charged with failing grades. sion/semester online. An official withdrawal
Students who withdraw after the last day of form must be completed and processed before
registration must complete and process the Of- the student’s withdrawal is considered final.
ficial Withdrawal Form to protect their records. Students may not withdraw after the
(Refer to the current Catalog for refund policy.) withdrawal deadline. Any student who fails
This form is available in the Student Develop- to do so will be held responsible for payment
ment Office, Eldridge Hall 102. Exit Interviews of tuition as well as fees and will be assigned
are required for all withdrawals. a grade. Extenuating circumstances must be
A student who wishes to withdraw from all properly documented.
courses for a current term/semester may with-
Withdrawals for Students Receiving Title IV Aid
If a recipient of Title IV Aid withdraws during the term, the university will calculate the amount of aid the stu-
dent did not earn, and the unearned portion will be returned to the Title IV programs. The student is responsi-
ble for any charges which are unpaid as a result of the return of Title IV funds.10 SUMMER 2018 General Information Troy University
General Graduating Summer Semester 2018 Student Parking
Information
The deadline for filing an Intent to Graduate All vehicles must be properly registered with
form is Friday, April 6, 2018. Forms are avail- University police. Everyone on campus ben-
able from the Academic Records page at efits by your observing and obeying all traffic
http://trojan.troy.edu/records and parking regulations. To promote safety and
to prevent congestion, students are discour-
Graduating Fall Semester 2018
aged from driving on campus during the hours
The deadline for filing an Intent to Graduate classes are in session. University Police Offices
form is Friday, June 29, 2018. Forms are avail- are located in Hamil Hall.
able from the Academic Records page at http://
trojan.troy.edu/records Health Insurance
Students who wish to enroll in the student
Access to Textbooks at the University
health insurance program must fill out an appli-
Bookstore
cation at the Health Center (Hamil Hall).
Students can order their textbooks for online
International students must contact the Interna-
(Troy Online or Global Campus) and resident
tional Programs office for their health insurance
courses at the Troy Campus Bookstore. Once
concerns.
registered, textbooks can also be ordered on-
line at www.shoptroytrojans.com or by log- Notice Concerning Social
ging on to Trojan Web express and clicking on Security Numbers
the (View/Buy Books) link and then select the Disclosure of a student’s Social Security num-
desired semester/term. For further information ber is voluntary and not mandatory. A student’s
about ordering books from the Troy Campus Social Security number is solicited pursuant to
Bookstore, go to www.shoptrotrojans.com. the authority delegated to the officers of Troy
Note: the Textbook requirement for resident University by the Board of Trustees thereof un-
courses, Global Campus courses, and Troy der Alabama Code, Title 16, SS 56-1; 56-15 and
Online courses may differ. It is the student’s will be necessary if the student is employed by
responsibility to ensure the correct textbook is the University, including employment through
purchased. a student financial aid program. When provid-
I.D. Cards ed, the Social Security number will be used
as the most efficient means of identifying the
I.D. Cards will be made between the hours of
student and eliminating confusion over similar
8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. in the I.D. Card Center
names and names changed by marriage. No
at the Cashier’s office in the Adams Administra-
right, benefit or privilege provided by law will
tion Building.
be denied to a student if he or she refuses to
Meal Plans disclose his or her Social Security number.
Meal plans may be purchased in the Housing
Office, Shackelford Hall room 100. Meal plans
are activated through the student I.D. system.
FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF CURRENT REGISTRATION AND RELATED FEES,
VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT TROJAN.TROY.EDU/SFS/TUITION_FEES.HTMLSCHEDULE OF CLASSES Trojan Web Express SUMMER 2018 11
Go to Troy University Home Page characters. It must contain at least one number, Trojan Web
(www.troy.edu) and click on “Web Express”. one uppercase letter, and one lowercase letter. Express
User Name: Determine your new user name Your new password cannot contain your first
by clicking “What’s my User ID?” name, middle name, last name, or user name.
Initial Password: Initial Password: First initial Technical Support: If you need to have your
of your first name capitalized, first initial of your password reset click on “What’s My Pass-
last name lower case and your date of birth. word?” or call 1-800-227-4051 or submit a
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Trojan E-mail
Go to Troy University Home Page Password: The same password for Trojan Web
(www.troy.edu) and click on “Trojan E-mail” Express.
User Name: Same user name as Trojan Web Technical Support: Call the helpdesk at
Express. See instructions above for how to 1-800-670-5660 or submit a helpdesk ticket at
determine Trojan Web Express user name. http://helpdesk.troy.edu
Canvas
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User Name: Same user name as Trojan Web
Express. See instructions for how to deter-
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file with the University. Once it arrives, simply • Electronic Deposit to a BankMobile
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University.
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Financial
TUITION Laboratory Fee ........................................(Varies) Information
Undergraduate Tuition (per Semester Late Payment Fee (Non-refundable)
Hour) (Charged if you Have a Balance after
(In-State).............................................$316.00 Due Date)....................................................$50.00
Out-of-State) .....................................$632.00 Payment Plan Fee (Non-refundable)........ $25.00
Graduate Tuition (per Semester Hour) Parking Decal Fee
(In-State) .............................................$41700 - With Proof of Troy Tag........................$25.00
(Out-of-State) ....................................$834.00 - (Non-refundable Annual Fee)**..... $100.00
Course Audit Tuition...................... 50% of Tuition Replacement ID Fee
(Non-refundable).......................................$15.00
TROY Online (per Semester Hour)
Replacement Parking Decal with
Courses taken online through TROY’s TROY current decal (Non-refundable)...............$10.00
Online will be priced separately based on a
per-credit-hour rate. Replacement Parking Decal without
current decal (Non-refundable).............. $75.00
Undergraduate (In-State) .................$338.00
Undergraduate(Out-of-State) ..........$676.00 Registration Fee (Non-Refundable)
Graduate (In-State) ...........................$494.00 (Per Semester and Summer Session)......$50.00
Graduate (Out-of-State) ...................$988.00 Returned Check Fee
FEES (Non-refundable)...................................... $30.00
Application Fee Undergraduate Transcript Request Fee (Non-refundable)
(Non-Refundable)................................$30.00 (Per transcript).......................................... $10.00
Application Fee Graduate Transcript sent
(Non-Refundable)................................$50.00 U.S. Postal Service Express Mail..............$20.00
Priority Mail..................................................$6.00
Drop Processing Fee Per Course Express International.................................$50.00
(Non-refundable - charged after the last
day to drop or withdraw) $30.00 BankMobile Card Replacement Fee......... $15.00
Dining fee Non-Meal Plan.............$275 + Tax Withdrawal Processing Fee
(Non-refundable charged after the
General University Fee last day to drop or withdraw)................... $50.00
(Per Credit Hour)..................................$42.00
Intent to Graduate Filing Fee (By Deadline) ** $15.00 For Second Decal-
(Non-refundable).................................$60.00 # Must bring in current decal to the University
Student Facility Fee...........................$100.00 Police Department.
“When you provide a check as payment, you authorize us either to use information from your
check to make a one-time electronic fund transfer from your account or to process the payment
as a check transaction.”14 SUMMER 2018 Financial Information Troy University
IMPORTANT COURSE INFORMATION
Listed below is the explanations of course section designations in the
Schedule of Classes:
Anthropology (ANT)
ANT 2200 TSAA Anthropology 3 TTH 08:05PM-10:15PM MWHI 525 Doe J.
TSAA
1st Character 2nd Character 3rd Character 4th Character
LOCATION DELIVERY METHOD SEQUENTIAL ALPHA
(Geographical Location Flexible Character (Add same single character IDENTIFIER
wthin Troy University ) (Each location codes to the ISTM Instruction- (Used to distinguish
determines a local al Method code file screen so between multiples of the
coding standard that same codes can be used same course being taught
for 2nd character.) as Instructional Method when at the same Location in
building course sections in the the same Session)
SOFF screen)
T - Troy See additional A- In-classroom Lecture A - 1st section offered
information on B- In-classroom Lab within a time period
attachment C- Live Lecture Capture B - 2nd section offering
D- In-classroom Lecture within a time period
(with class proceedings being C - 3rd, etc.
video taped)
F- Flexible/Blended Classes
Example:
I- Internet
10:00 MWF ENG 110 TDAA
K- Weekend In-classroom
10:00 TTH ENG 1101 TDAB
Lecture P- Practicum or In-
etc
ternship
R- Independent Research
S- Independent Study
X,Y, Z - Accelerate
Primary Distance Learn-
ing Delivery Methods–In-
ternet/VideoSCHEDULE OF CLASSES EXTENDED SESSION: MAY 29 - JULY 29 SUMMER 2018 15
EXTENDED SESSION: MAY 29 - JULY 29
Time Days Dept/Course # Course Title Fee $ Hr Instructor Location of Class
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Math/Science 132 Anthropology
MW ANT 3312 TSAA Field Techniques in Arch 6 Mann TBA TBA
Math/Science 213 Biology
01:00PM-03:20PM MW BIO 3320 TSAA Genetics 3 Jones Math/Science 214
03:30PM-06:45PM W BIO L320 TSBA Genetics Lab 50 1 Jones Math/Science 200
Math/Science 315 Chemistry
08:00AM-10:20AM MW CHM 1142 TSAA General Chemistry I 3 Liu Math/Science 214
08:00AM-10:20AM TTH CHM 1143 TSAA General Chemistry II 3 Stewart Abernethy Math/Science 214
08:00AM-10:20AM MW CHM 3342 TSAA Organic Chemistry I 3 Grainger Math/Science 318
01:00PM-03:20PM MW CHM 3352 TSAA Biochemistry 3 Lukjan Math/Science 318
01:00PM-03:50PM MW CHM L142 TSBA General Chemistry I Lab 50 1 Liu Math/Science 310
01:00PM-03:50PM TTH CHM L143 TSBA General Chemistry II Lab 50 1 Stewart Abernethy Math/Science 310
01:00PM-03:50PM MW CHM L342 TSBA Organic Chemistry I Lab 50 1 Grainger Math/Science 305
08:00AM-10:50AM MW CHM L352 TSBA Biochemistry Lab 50 1 Lukjan Math/Science 305
Math/Science 327 Criminal Justice
CJ 4488 TSZA Internship in CJ Agency 3 Oliver TBA TBA
CJ 4489 TSZA Internship in CJ Agency 3 Oliver TBA TBA
CJ 4490 TSZA Internship in CJ Agency 3 Oliver TBA TBA
Math/Science 232 Geomatics
GEM 3395 TSZA Cooperative Work Exp I 1 Niu TBA TBA
GEM 4496 TSZA Cooperative Work Exp II 1 Niu TBA TBA
SORRELL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Bibb Graves 210 Business
BUS 4499 TSZA Internship 30 3 Wheatley TBA TBA
BUS 4499 TSZB Internship 30 3 Mixon TBA TBA
COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION AND FINE ARTS
Malone 132 Art and Design
ART 3380 TSZA Travel Study in Art/Photograph 50 3 Allen Malone Hall 126
ART 4496 TSZA Internship 3 Allen Malone Hall 126
ART 4496 TSZB Internship 6 Allen Malone Hall 126
Wallace 103 Journalism
JRN 4489 TSZA Internship 5 Hoppin TBA TBA
JRN 4490 TSZA Internship/Field Experience 1 Hoppin TBA TBA
Wright 212 Modern Languages
LCL 3301 TZAA Languaged Culture on Location 3 Howard TBA TBA
LCL 3302 TZAA Languaged Culture on Location II 3 Howard TBA TBA16 SUMMER 2018 Extended Session: MAY 29 - JULY 29 Troy University
Time Days Dept/Course # Course Title Fee $ Hr Instructor Location of Class
Music Long Hall 112
MUS 1114 TSAA Private Piano 75 1 Yang Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1116 TSAA Private Voice 75 1 Allard Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1116 TSAB Private Voice 75 1 Amonson Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1116 TSAC Private Voice 75 1 Brown Long Hall TBA
MUS 1117 TSAA Private Clarinet 75 1 Phillips Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1118 TSAA Private Oboe 75 1 Camwell Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1119 TSAA Private Flute 75 1 Small Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1120 TSAA Private Bassoon 75 1 Jinright Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1121 TSAA Private Saxophone 75 1 Camwell Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1122 TSAA Private Trumpet 75 1 Huff Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1123 TSAA Private Horn 75 1 Gallahan Long Hall TBA
MUS 1124 TSAA Private Trombone 75 1 Sulliman Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1125 TSAA Private Euphonium 75 1 Pendergast Smith Hall TBA
MUS 1126 TSAA Private Tuba 75 1 Mason Long Hall TBA
MUS 1127 TSAA Private Percussion 75 1 Blackstock Long Hall TBA
MUS 1128 TSAA Private Guitar 75 1 Gibson Long Hall TBA
MUS 2214 TSAA Private Piano 75 1 Yang Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2216 TSAA Private Voice 75 1 Allard Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2216 TSAB Private Voice 75 1 Amonson Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2216 TSAC Private Voice 75 1 Brown Long Hall TBA
MUS 2217 TSAA Private Clarinet 75 1 Phillips Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2218 TSAA Private Oboe 75 1 Camwell Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2219 TSAA Private Flute 75 1 Small Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2220 TSAA Private Bassoon 75 1 Jinright Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2221 TSAA Private Saxophone 75 1 Camwell Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2222 TSAA Private Trumpet 75 1 Huff Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2223 TSAA Private Horn 75 1 Gallahan Long Hall TBA
MUS 2224 TSAA Private Trombone 75 1 Sulliman Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2225 TSAA Private Euphonium 75 1 Pendergast Smith Hall TBA
MUS 2226 TSAA Private Tuba 75 1 Mason Long Hall TBA
MUS 2227 TSAA Private Percussion 75 1 Blackstock Long Hall TBA
MUS 2228 TSAA Private Guitar 75 1 Gibson Long Hall TBA
MUS 3314 TSAA Private Piano 75 1 Yang Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3316 TSAA Private Voice 75 1 Allard Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3316 TSAB Private Voice 75 1 Amonson Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3316 TSAC Private Voice 75 1 Brown Long Hall TBA
MUS 3317 TSAA Private Clarinet 75 1 Phillips Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3318 TSAA Private Oboe 75 1 Camwell Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3319 TSAA Private Flute 75 1 Small Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3320 TSAA Private Bassoon 75 1 Jinright Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3321 TSAA Private Saxophone 75 1 Camwell Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3322 TSAA Private Trumpet 75 1 Huff Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3323 TSAA Private Horn 75 1 Gallahan Long Hall TBA
MUS 3324 TSAA Private Trombone 75 1 Sulliman Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3325 TSAA Private Euphonium 75 1 Pendergast Smith Hall TBA
MUS 3326 TSAA Private Tuba 75 1 Mason Long Hall TBA
MUS 3327 TSAA Private Percussion 75 1 Blackstock Long Hall TBA
MUS 3328 TSAA Private Guitar 75 1 Gibson Long Hall TBA
MUS 4414 TSAA Private Piano 75 1 Yang Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4416 TSAA Private Voice 75 1 Allard Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4416 TSAB Private Voice 75 1 Amonson Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4416 TSAC Private Voice 75 1 Brown Long Hall TBA
MUS 4417 TSAA Private Clarinet 75 1 Phillips Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4418 TSAA Private Oboe 75 1 Camwell Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4419 TSAA Private Flute 75 1 Small Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4420 TSAA Private Bassoon 75 1 Jinright Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4421 TSAA Private Saxophone 75 1 Camwell Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4422 TSAA Private Trumpet 75 1 Huff Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4423 TSAA Private Horn 75 1 Gallahan Long Hall TBA
MUS 4424 TSAA Private Trombone 75 1 Sulliman Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4425 TSAA Private Euphonium 75 1 Pendergast Smith Hall TBA
MUS 4426 TSAA Private Tuba 75 1 Mason Long Hall TBA
MUS 4427 TSAA Private Percussion 75 1 Blackstock Long Hall TBA
MUS 4428 TSAA Private Guitar 75 1 Gibson Long Hall TBA
PERFORMANCE STUDIES: Note: 11xx courses are for
non-music majors.
One thirty-minute session per week, one hour credit.
All areas of instruction are normally offered; on occasion, some may be unavailable or filled to capaci- 22xx-44xx courses are for music
ty. Check with the School of Music office for approval prior to regstration, and for placement in the majors.
correct number and section (instructor).SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Extended Session: MAY 29 - JULY 29 SUMMER 2018 17
Time Days Dept/Course # Course Title Fee $ Hr Instructor Location of Class
Malone 132 Theatre and Dance
TTH THE 4456 TSAA Dev Educ Thrt Program 15 2 Staff Malone Hall 211
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Hawkins Hall 310 Education
08:00AM-10:20AM TTH EDU 4471 TSAA Curriculum & Instruction Deli 35 3 Etheridge Hawkins Hall 211
10:30AM-12:50PM TTH SPE 4407 TSAA Inclusive Strategies 15 3 Johnson Hawkins Hall 211
Hawkins Hall 268 Leadership
10:30AM-12:50PM TTH LDR 1100 TSAA Introduction to Leadership 3 Gunn Hawkins Hall 119
01:00PM-03:20PM TTH LDR 1100 TSAB Introduction to Leadership 3 Gunn Hawkins Hall 119
Hawkins Hall 368 Psychology
01:00PM-03:20PM TTH PSY 2200 TSAA General Psychology 15 3 Beattie Hawkins Hall 219
08:00AM-10:20AM TTH PSY 2210 TSAA Developmental Psychology 15 3 Beattie Hawkins Hall 219
03:30PM-05:50PM TTH PSY 3304 TSAA Abnormal Psychology 15 3 Jones Hawkins Hall 219
01:00PM-03:20PM MW PSY 3311 TSAA Research Methods 15 3 Metzger Hawkins Hall 218
10:30AM-12:50PM TTH PSY 3320 TSAA Child Psychology 15 3 Beattie Hawkins Hall 219
10:30AM-12:50PM MW PSY 4459 TSAA Applied Behavior Analysis 15 3 Metzger Hawkins Hall 218
Hawkins Hall 368 Rehabilitation
RHB 9920 TSZA Youth Ldrship Forum: Pract 3 Willis Bibb Graves TBA
COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Stadium Tower 338 Hospitality, Sport and Tourism Management
HSTM 4490 TSZA Internship Area Concentration 30 6 Green Memorial Stadium TBA
HSTM 4490 TSZB Internship Area Concentration 30 6 Staff Memorial Stadium TBA
HSTM 4490 TSZC Internship Area Concentration 30 6 Staff Memorial Stadium TBA
McCartha 104 Human Services
10:30AM-12:50PM TTH HS 2240 TSAA Ethics 25 3 Staff McCartha Hall 119
10:30AM-12:50PM MW HS 3310 TSAA Hum. Beh. In the Soc. Env. I 3 Hewes McCartha Hall 120
01:00PM-03:20PM TTH HS 3370 TSAA Pro. Communication Skills 3 Staff McCartha Hall 118
01:00PM-03:20PM MW HS 3375 TSAA Diversity 3 Jackson McCartha Hall 118
03:30PM-05:50PM T HS 3399 TSAA Pre-Practicum Seminar 3 Campbell McCartha Hall 120
06:00PM-08:20PM T HS 4400 TSAA Human Service Field Experience 25 3 Campbell McCartha Hall 118
08:00AM-10:20AM MW SWK 3320 TSAA Hum Beh in the Soc Env II 3 Bradley McCartha Hall 120
01:00PM-03:20PM MW SWK 3375 TSAA Diversity 3 Jackson McCartha Hall 118
10:30AM-12:50PM MW SWK 3390 TSAA Social Work w/Individual 3 Staff McCartha Hall 118
08:00AM-10:20AM TTH SWK 4471 TSAA Social Work w/Groups 3 Cox McCartha Hall 118
10:30AM-12:50PM TTH SWK 4472 TSAA Soc Work w/Org & Comm 3 Ellis McCartha Hall 120
01:00PM-03:20PM T SWK 4480 TSAA Pre-Practicum Seminar 3 Harrell McCartha Hall 118
03:30PM-05:50PM T SWK 4481 TSAA Social Work Practicum I 50 12 Harrell McCartha Hall 120
Collegeview 20 Nursing
NSG 2204 NXIA Nutrition 2 Pierce
NSG 2204 TSIA Nutrition 2 Staff
MW NSG 3301 TSAA Pharmacology 3 Staff Smith Hall 141
10:00AM-12:00PM MW NSG 3315 TSAA Pathophysiology 3 Kirkland18 SUMMER 2018 Graduate School Extended Session: MAY 29 - JULY 29 Troy University
GRADUATE SCHOOL EXTENDED SESSION: May 23 - July 21
Time Days Dept/Course # Course Title Fee $ Hr Instructor Location of Class
Accounting Bibb Graves 155
01:00PM-03:20PM TTH ACT 6651 TSAA Accounting Systems & Control 30 3 Magrath Bibb Graves 235
03:30PM-05:50PM TTH ACT 6652 TSAA Financial Accounting Research 30 3 Magrath Bibb Graves 235
Biology Math/Science 213
10:00AM-12:00PM WTH BIO 6650 TSAA Spatial Analysis Using GIS 3 Niu Math/Science 316
01:00PM-03:00PM TH BIO L650 TSAA Spatial Analysis Using GIS Lab 1 Niu Math/Science 316
05:30PM-09:30PM TTH BMS 6665 TSAA Neuroanatomy 4 Boyd Math/Science 203
Business Administration Bibb Graves 210
01:00PM-03:20PM TTH BUS 6611 TSAA Global Business Strategy 30 3 Morrison Bibb Graves 154
Counseling Hawkins Hall 368
06:00PM-08:15PM TTH CP 6635 TSAA Crisis Response Management 45 3 Berry Hawkins Hall 219
CP 6638 TSZA Internship: Student Affairs 45 3 Berry Hawkins Hall 203
CP 6639 TSZA Internship: Student Affairs 45 3 Berry Hawkins Hall 203
CP 6655 TSZA Practicum: General Counseling 45 3 Berry Hawkins Hall 203
06:00PM-08:15PM MW CP 6656 TSAA Marriage, Family & Sex Therapy 45 3 Creamer Hawkins Hall 219
CP 6657 TSZA Internship: School Counseling 45 3 Berry Hawkins Hall 203
CP 6658 TSZA Internship: School Counseling 45 3 Berry Hawkins Hall 203
CP 6659 TSZA Internship: Mental Health 45 3 Berry Hawkins Hall 203
CP 6660 TSZA Internship: Mental Health 45 3 Berry Hawkins Hall 203
Environmental Science Math/Science 21
10:00AM-12:00PM WTH EBS 6650 TSAA Spatial Analysis Using GIS 3 Niu Math/Science 316
01:00PM-03:00PM TH EBS L650 TSAA Spatial Analysis Using GIS Lab 50 1 Niu Math/Science 316
Information Systems Bibb Graves 210
01:00PM-03:20PM MW IS 6677 TSAA Ldr Series on Inform Tech 30 3 Teng Bibb Graves 235
Kinesiology Wright 112
KHP 6680 TSZA Practicum in HPE 15 3 Garner TBA TBA
KHP 6690 TSZA Internship 15 3 Garner TBA TBA
Music Smith 114
MUS 6614 TSAA Piano 75 1 Yang Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6616 TSAA Voice 75 1 Allard Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6616 TSAB Voice 75 1 Amonson Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6616 TSAC Voice 75 1 Brown Long Hall TBA
MUS 6617 TSAA Clarinet 75 1 Phillips Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6618 TSAA Oboe 75 1 Camwell Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6619 TSAA Flute 75 1 Small Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6620 TSAA Bassoon 75 1 Jinright Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6621 TSAA Saxophone 75 1 Camwell Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6622 TSAA Trumpet 75 1 Huff Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6623 TSAA Horn 75 1 Gallahan Long Hall TBA
MUS 6624 TSAA Trombone 75 1 Sulliman Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6644 TSAA Private Guitar 75 1 Gibson Long Hall TBA
MUS 6645 TSAA Euphonium 75 1 Pendergast Smith Hall TBA
MUS 6646 TSAA Tuba 75 1 Walker Long Hall TBA
MUS 6647 TSAA Percussion 75 1 Blackstock Long Hall TBASCHEDULE OF CLASSES Graduate School Extended Session: MAY 29 - JULY 29 SUMMER 2018 19
Time Days Dept/Course # Course Title Fee $ Hr Instructor Location of Class
Collegeview 20 Nursing
NSG 6604 NXIA Theories in Nursing 2 Forehand
NSG 6604 NXIB Theories in Nursing 2 Lewis
NSG 6604 NXIC Theories in Nursing 2 Gardner
NSG 6625 NXIA Specialized Study in Adv Nsg 3 Staff
NSG 6645 NXIA Fam & Cultural Thy in Adv Nsg 3 Jones
NSG 6645 NXIB Fam & Cultural Thy in Adv Nsg 3 Leigh
NSG 6645 NXIC Fam & Cultural Thy in Adv Nsg 3 Seibenhener
NSG 6645 NXID Fam & Cultural Thy in Adv Nsg 3 Johnson
NSG 6645 NXIE Fam & Cultural Thy in Adv Nsg 3 Staff
NSG 6660 NXIA Fnd of Adv Nursing Pract 3 Williams
NSG 6660 NXIB Fnd of Adv Nursing Pract 3 Williams
NSG 6665 NXIA Primary Care I: Peds & Women 3 Burns
NSG 6665 NXIB Primary Care I: Peds & Women 3 Riley
NSG 6665 NXIC Primary Care I: Peds & Women 3 Mason
NSG 6665 NXIE Primary Care I: Peds & Women 3 Seibenhener
NSG 6666 NXPA Prim Care I Precp: Peds & Wmn 67 3 Whitted
NSG 6666 NXPB Prim Care I Precp: Peds & Wmn 67 3 Riley
NSG 6666 NXPC Prim Care I Precp: Peds & Wmn 67 3 Burns
NSG 6666 NXPE Prim Care I Precp: Peds & Wmn 67 3 Whitted
NSG 6691 NXIA Research and Evid Adv Nsg Prac 3 Lennen
NSG 6691 NXIB Research and Evid Adv Nsg Prac 3 Forehand
NSG 6692 NXIA Data Anlys & Int Quant Rsrch 2 Lennen
NSG 6692 NXIB Data Anlys & Int Quant Rsrch 2 Lennen
Stadium Tower 338 Sport and Fitness Management
SFM 6681 TSZA Practicum in Sport & Fitness 15 3 Green Memorial Stadium TBA20 SUMMER 2018 Session A: May 29 - June 26 Troy University
SESSION A: May 29 – June 26
Time Days Dept/Course # Course Title Fee $ Hr Instructor Location of Class
Orientation and Career Development Eldridge 101
11:00AM-11:50AM TWTH TROY 1101 TAAA University Orientation 1 Staff Bibb Graves TBA
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Anthropology Math/Science 132
10:30AM-12:50PM MTW ANT 2200 TAAA Anthropology 3 Carmody Math/Science 114
MTW ANT 3312 TAAA Field Techniques in Arch 3 Mann TBA TBA
01:00PM-03:20PM MTW ANT 3360 TAAA Magic, Witchcraft, & Religion 3 Carmody Math/Science 116
Biology Math/Science 213
10:30AM-12:50PM MTWTH BIO 1100 TAAAO Principles of Biology 3 Harden Math/Science 214
10:30AM-12:50PM MTWTH BIO 1101 TAAA Organismal Biology 3 Morris Math/Science 212
08:00AM-10:20AM MTWTH BIO 2220 TAAA Prin of Cell Biology 3 Hamilton Math/Science 137
08:00AM-10:20AM MTWTH BIO 3325 TAAA Plant Form & Function 3 Woods Math/Science 212
10:30AM-12:50PM MTWTH BIO 3347 TAAA Human Anatomy & Physiology I 3 Gaston Math/Science 116
01:00PM-03:20PM TTH BIO L100 TABA Principles of Biology Lab 40 1 Staff Math/Science 108
01:00PM-03:20PM TTH BIO L101 TABA Organismal Biology Lab 40 1 Morris Math/Science 206
10:30AM-01:45PM MW BIO L220 TABA Prin of Cell Biology 50 1 Hamilton Math/Science 206
10:30AM-01:45PM MW BIO L325 TABA Plant Form & Function Lab 50 1 Woods Math/Science 204
01:00PM-04:15PM MW BIO L347 TABA Human Anatomy & Phy Lab I 50 1 Gaston Math/Science 203
01:00PM-04:15PM TTH BIO L347 TABB Human Anatomy & Phy Lab I 50 1 Gaston Math/Science 203
Computer Science Math/Science 129
08:00AM-10:20AM MTW CS 2250 TAAA Computer Science I 45 3 Arteta Math/Science 218
08:00AM-10:20AM MTW CS 2255 TAAA Computer Science II 45 3 Zhao Math/Science 337
10:30AM-12:50PM MTW CS 3310 TAAA Foundations Computer Science 30 3 Arteta Math/Science 218
10:30AM-12:50PM MTW CS 3365 TAAA Intro to Comp Org and Archi 40 3 Zhao Math/Science 337
Criminal Justice Math/Science 327
10:30AM-12:50PM MTWTH CJ 2231 TAAA Survey of Corrections 3 Oliver Math/Science 328
08:00AM-10:20AM MTWTH CJ 4430 TAAA Selected Topics in C.J. 3 Childs Math/Science 328
01:00PM-03:20PM MTWTH CJ 4472 TAAA Cyber Crime 3 Daniel Math/Science 328
History Patterson 221
08:00AM-10:20AM MTW HIS 1111 TAAA US to 1877 3 Carlson Patterson Hall 203
08:00AM-10:20AM MTW HIS 1122 TAAA World History to 1500 3 Kruckeberg Patterson Hall 207
01:00PM-03:20PM MTW HIS 1123 TAAA World History From 1500 3 Kruckeberg Patterson Hall 205
10:30AM-12:50PM MTW HIS 4406 TAAA New South 3 Carlson Patterson Hall 214
Legal Studies Math/Science 327
03:30PM-05:50PM MTWTH LGL 2200 TAAA Introduction to Legal Studies 3 Folmar Math/Science 328You can also read
