2012-13 Lamar State College-Port Arthur Schedule

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imporTanT informaTionYour communication from Lamar State College-Port Arthur will be sent to your My.LamarPA.edu

account. You MUST check your my.LamarPA.edu daily to ensure success with your advising, registra-tion, class scheduling, and financial aid.

note: nEW paYmEnT anD pEnaLTY DEaDLinES. See Page 2Students dropped for non-payment will be charged a $50 reinstatement fee every time they are

dropped.

Important DatesSpring 2013 January 14 Spring Semester Begins January 14 8 week online course Session I begins January 17 Last day for schedule revisions/late registration January 21 Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday observed-Campus Closed January 30 Twelfth Class Day/Last day to drop a class with a refund (16 week courses) February 19 1st tuition and fee installment payment due February 27 Last day to drop/withdraw with a Q/W without academic penalty March 11-14 Spring Break March 18 8 week online course Session II begins March 26 2nd tuition and fee installment payment due March 29 Good Friday-No classes April 2 Last day to drop/withdraw for semester May 2-8 Final examinations continue**Please refer to page 21 for Academic Calendar

Withdrawal refund Schedule (dropping aLL classes for semester)Spring 2013Prior to January 14 100%*January 14-18 80%January 22-January 28 70%January 29-February 4 50%February 5-February 11 25%No refund after February 11*Less $20 matriculation fee

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Lamar State College-Port ArthurMission Statement

Lamar State College-Port Arthur is an open-access, comprehensive public two-year college offering quality instruction leading to associate degrees and a variety of certificates. The college, a member of The Texas State University System, has provided affordable, quality educational opportunities to residents of the Southeast Texas area since 1909. Lamar State College-Port Arthur embraces the premise that education is an on-going process that enhances career potential, broadens intellectual horizons and enriches life. The faculty, staff and administration share a commitment to a mission characterized by student learning, diversity and commu-nity service. The foundations for student success include compensatory education programs designed to fulfill our commitment to accommodate students with diverse goals and backgrounds, technical education programs that provide for the acquisition of the skills and demeanor necessary for initial and continued employment, and a core curriculum that develops the values and concepts that allow the student to make a meaningful contribution in the workplace or community. Student achievement is measured by the completion of courses and programs of study, successful performance following transfer to a baccalaureate program and the attainment of individual goals. Lamar State College-Port Arthur operates in the belief that all individuals should be: • Treatedwithdignityandrespect; • Affordedequalopportunitytoacquireacompleteeducationalexperience; • Givenanopportunitytodiscoveranddeveloptheirspecialaptitudesandinsights; • Provideanopportunitytoequipthemselvesforafulfillinglifeandresponsiblecitizenshipinaworldcharacterizedbychange.

Am I Admitted .................................................................................................................................................6Application for May Graduation ...................................................................................................................25Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination .....................................................................................................................5Catalog Information .........................................................................................................................................4Core Curriculum ............................................................................................................................................40Course Listings ........................................................................................................................................ 27-31Degree Evaluation ............................................................................................................................................8Direct Deposit ................................................................................................................................................20Drop Limitation Policy ..................................................................................................................................36E-Bill System .................................................................................................................................................38Final Exam Schedule-Spring .........................................................................................................................39Financial Aid Deadlines 2013-2014-NEW ....................................................................................................16Financial Aid Key Information-NEW ..................................................................................................... 18-19Financial Aid-When & How to Apply-NEW ................................................................................................12Fit to Live Class .............................................................................................................................................35How to Accept Financial Aid Awards............................................................................................................11How to Log On ................................................................................................................................................7How to Obtain IRS Transcript ................................................................................................................. 14-15How to Register Online ...................................................................................................................................9Hybrid Courses ..............................................................................................................................................24IRS Data Retrieval Tool .................................................................................................................................13Keys to Reading Class Schedule ...................................................................................................................22Missing Financial Aid Documents ................................................................................................................10No Smoking Policy ..........................................................................................................................................3Online Courses ......................................................................................................................................... 32-34Refunds for Dropping Courses ......................................................................................................................24Registration Form ..........................................................................................................................................37Registration & Payment Deadlines ..................................................................................................................2 Senior 55+ Courses ........................................................................................................................................35Spring 2013 Academic Calendar ...................................................................................................................25Spring 2013 Registration Procedures ............................................................................................................23Spring 2013 Tuition and Fees ........................................................................................................................26Text Book Look-Up/Buy Option ...................................................................................................................21TSI/THEA ......................................................................................................................................................36Understanding Grant Programs .....................................................................................................................17Use the Crosswalk .........................................................................................................................................22

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LAMAR STATE COLLEGE PORT ARTHURSPRING 2013

REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT INFORMATIONAlphabetic Registration Schedule for Spring 2013

Advising Begins October 29 M-Z, May Graduates, November 5-10 Students with disabilities A-L November 12-17 Open Registration November 19-January 11

LSCPA is enforcing MULTIPLE drop for non-payment deadlines for the Spring 2013 semester. Do not take a chance of losing the courses you need. You MUST have your tuition paid by the published dates.

Early Registration Payment Deadline: (Students who have not paid at least 50% by the following date will have their courses dropped)

1st Drop Deadline: January 4, 20132nd Drop Deadline: January 15, 2013 (2nd Class Day)3rd Drop Deadline: January 17, 2013 (4th Class Day)

ATTENTION: There will be a $50 reinstatement fee charged every time your classes are dropped for non-payment. Notices are sent to your my.lamarpa.edu account regarding unpaid balances.

Late Registration Register in person on the third floor of the Student Center.

January 14-17 8:00 am-6:00 pm

All students who late register will be required to have payment made by 5:00 pm on the same day.

VERY IMPORTANT: You MUST be admitted to the college before you are assigned a MyLamarPA computer account. Click on the “Am I Admitted?” button to the right to check your admissions status.

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EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 2012Lamar State College – Port Arthur

Texas State University SystemTobacco Free Policy

Lamar State College – Port Arthur, along with all eight of The Texas State University System Colleges and Universities, seeks to provide a safe, healthy, pleasant environment for its faculty, staff, students and visitors. Because there are no safe tobacco products, the logical action is to promote a campus that is tobacco free. To this end, the use of tobacco products

shall be prohibited in the Lamar State College – Port Arthur campus buildings, grounds, and college vehicles. The policy extends to faculty, staff, students, vendors, guests, and visitors. Note, this policy applies to ALL Texas State University System Colleges and Universities. Tobacco use and second-hand smoke have been identified by the Surgeon General to be the cause of

preventable diseases. Lamar State College – Port Arthur encourages students, faculty and staff to support and use tobacco cessation programs. In order to support the health and welfare of visitors of all ages, Lamar State College – Port Arthur will be free of tobacco use and second-hand smoke.

POLICYA. Effective June 1, 2012, the use of tobacco products (including

cigarettes, cigars, pipes, smokeless tobacco, and any other items containing or reasonably resembling tobacco or tobacco products) by students, faculty, staff, and visitors are prohibited on all Lamar State College – Port Arthur properties.

B. The use of tobacco products (including cigarettes, cigars, pipes, smokeless tobacco, and any other items containing or reasonably resembling tobacco or tobacco products) is prohibited:

1. In all interior spaces of all Lamar State College – Port Arthur properties;

2. On all outside property or grounds of the Lamar State College – Port Arthur campus including parking lots, partially enclosed areas such as walkways, breezeways, and garages;

3. In Lamar State College – Port Arthur vehicles, including all vehicles leased for the purpose of transporting individuals on College business.

4. The College premises for this purpose, includes any property in use by the College, property leased or owned (including all grounds, buildings, facilities, vehicles, parking lots), property used for official functions sponsored by the College; and property used by the College in the conduct of any of its courses.

C. The College prohibits the campus-controlled advertising, sale, or free sampling of tobacco products on campus.

D. Littering the campus with remains of tobacco products or any other disposable product is prohibited.

E. Organizers and attendees at public events, such as conferences, meetings, public lectures, social events, cultural events and sporting events using Lamar State College – Port Arthur facilities will be required to abide by the tobacco-free policy and procedure. Organizers of such events are responsible for communicating the policy to attendees and for enforcing this policy.

F. Campus organizations are prohibited from accepting money or gifts from tobacco companies.

COMPLIANCEAdherence to the policy cited above is the responsibility of all LSCPA students, faculty, staff, and visitors. It is expected that all students, faculty, staff, and visitors to campus comply with this policy. Members of our campus community are empowered to respectfully inform others about the policy in an ongoing effort to enhance awareness and encourage a society of compliance.

NOTE: Offenses shall be dealt with through established administrative/disciplinary policies and procedures.

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• Semester Hour• Academic Courses: Course Numbering• Technical Courses: Workforce Education

Course Manual (WECM) Courses• Maximum Course Loads• Minimum Class Enrollment• Physical Ed Requirements for

Academic Majors• Dropping Courses• Instructor Initiated Drop

• Withdrawals• Change of Major• Classification of Students • Grading System• Dean’s List/President’s List• Scholastic Probation/Suspension• Absence for “Religious Holy Days”• Change of Address or Name• Academic Records and Transcripts• Tuition Rebates for Students Earning

a Bachelor’s Degree

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• Access to Records• Release of information• Academic Bill of Rights• Special Populations• Advising Services• Health Insurance• Fees and Expenses• Emergency Messages• Financial Aid• College Work Study Program• Student Employment• Job Placement and Career Guidance

• Expunction of Records• Division of Student Services• Special Populations/Disabilities Coordinator• Student Success Center• ID Card• Campus Security• Parking Regulations• Extended Class Absence• Student Handbook• Student Organizations• Veterans’ Affairs

Academic Services

Student Services

Texas Common Course Numbering SystemThe Texas Common Course Numbering System assists transfer students in the transition

from one institution to another. Colleges participating in the Common Course Numbering System identify “common” courses taught on their campuses. All courses designed for transfer adhere to the Common Course Numbering System.

Students with questions about course transferability should check with the appropriate department at the institution to which they want to transfer.

What every college student should know ...Important information can be found

in our online catalog about the topics below.Log on to www.lamarpa.edu

and select “College Catalog”www.lamarpa.edu

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ATTENTION—All Texas New, Re-Admit or Transfer Applicants:You are now subject to the New Texas Bacterial Meningitis Law

NEW LAWEffective January 1, 2012Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination is required for all new students under age 30. This includes ALL transfer students and students that have taken either a fall or spring semester off from college.

The state of Texas passed a new law (SB1107) effective Spring Semester 2012 that will require all new students under age 30 to have a vaccination against bacterial meningitis. All first-time freshman, transfer students, and students who have taken a leave of absence from school in either a fall or spring semester must have received this vaccination during the five-year period immediately preceding and at least 10 days prior to the first day of the semester enrolled or re-enrolled.

NOTE: This law, as of January 1, 2012, applies to every Texas public, private, and independent college and university. The Admission and Records Office has been designated to receive this student evidence of receipt of the vaccination certificate for verification and reporting to LSCPA. As prescribed by the Law, with this notification Lamar State College-Port Arthur is providing to you now, and with your registration materials the following: written or electronic notice of the right of the student or of a parent or guardian of a student, to claim an exemption from the vaccination requirement, as specified in Section 21.614; and written or electronic notice of the importance of consulting a physician about the need for the immunization against bacterial meningitis to prevent the disease.

The following evidence must be provided as a Lamar State College-Port Arthur/State of Texas admissions requirement:

1. Certification from a physician or clinic the date that the student has been vaccinated during the 5-year period immediately preceding and at least 10 days prior to the first day of class.

2. An affidavit or a certificate from a physician stating that the vaccination would be injurious to the health and well-being of the student.

3. A completed and notarized form approving exception for reasons of Health Conscience as approved by the Texas Higher Educatin Coordinating Board rules. The approved form for exemption can be found at:

http://www.lamarpa.edu/dept/ar/Forms/Immunization Exemption Affidavit.pdf

4. A completed and notarized form approving exception for reasons of Religious Conscience as approved by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board rules. The approved form for exemption can be found at: https://webds.dshs.state.tx.us/immco/

Students are strongly encouraged to visit with their primary care physician or area health clinic as soon as possible to receive the appropriate vaccinations. Students that plan to attend Spring 2013 must have their shot no later than January 3, 2013.

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Students can now search/buy their textbooks directly from their my.LamarPA.edu account.

To search/buy textbooks for classes you have already registered for:

1) Log on to your my.lamarpa.edu account.

2) Click on the “Student” tab and “Registration” tab.

3) Select the Bookstore (Barnes & Noble) link at the bottom on the Registration screen.

You are not required to purchase anything when looking up text book information

To search/buy textbooks for potential courses & sections:

1) Log on to your my.lamarpa.edu account.

2) Click on the “Student” tab and “Registration” tab.

3) Select Look Up Classes

Select the Term

Select the Subject

Select the Section

4) Select the Bookstore (Barnes & Noble) link at the bottom on the Registration screen.

You will be redirected to our bookstore’s website.

You are not required to purchase anything when looking up text book information

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KEY TO READING THE CLASS SCHEDULE(ENGL) ENGLISH

10032 LEC 1302 50 COMPOSITION PAC 122 BYRD M 5:00-7:45*

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Call Num Type Course Num Section Description Bldg Room Instructor Days Times

1. Call Number: Unique five-digit number used in web and walk-in registration. 2. Type: LEC - lecture; LAB - laboratory; lecture/lab combined courses will be designated as LEC. 3. Course Number: Three- or four-digit number which designates level and credit hours, i.e., 1302 is a first-year course. 4. Section: Two-digit section number of course ( a course may have more than one section). 5. Description: Abbreviated course title. 6. Building: Please see map in this schedule for building names. 7. Room: Room number for each course. 8. Instructor: Instructor teaching course. 9. Days: M-Monday R-Thursday A-Alternate Saturdays T-Tuesday F-Friday W-Wednesday S-Saturday 10. Times: The time(s) the course meets. An asterisk (*) designates evening classes (after 4:30 pm).

The courses in this schedule will be taught as listed, provided there are sufficient students enrolled in each section to justify the course offering. The scheduled time, room and instructor reflect the intention of the college at the time this schedule is published and are subject to change. These list-ings are not an assurance to students that courses will be offered exactly as listed.

“USE THE CROSSWALK”When the pedestrian is in the crosswalk vehicles must yield the right of way to the pedestrian. However, a pedestrian may not proceed into a crosswalk, from a safe location, when vehicular traffic is in such proximity that it is impossible for the vehicle to stop. The Texas Transportation Code (Sec. 552.008) requires vehicle operators to exercise due care to avoid hitting

pedestrians on the roadway, allows the use of an audible device (horn) to warn pedestrians who are on the roadway, and requires drivers to exercise precaution upon observing a child or "obviously confused or incapacitated person" on a roadway.

You are subject to a fine (ticket) if these regulations are not upheld.

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Lamar State College-Port Arthur will hold Web Registration for the Spring 2013 registration period. In order to use web registration you must be a current student not subject to TSI (formerly TASP) restrictions. All students are encour-aged to speak with an Admission Advisor before registering, especially those graduating in May. However, continuing students not subject to THEA and those who have passed all parts of TSI may register by web. All other students must meet with an advisor. If you have any problems regarding your admission status, contact an Admission Advisor for assistance.

ON-SITEREGISTRATION:Allstudentswhocannotordonotwishtousetheweb registration system may register on campus with an Admission Advisor during normal working hours.

REGISTRATIONFORFINANCIALAIDSTUDENTS-Studentsshouldregis-teraccordingtothescheduleaboveandcontacttheFinancialAidOfficebeforethe end of their respective payment period. They should bring a copy of the bill totheFinancialAidOffice.

NOTE: Students who owe financial debts to the college are prohibited from registering until all debts are paid in full.

Students with financial or other holds cannot web register until holds are cleared. Call 984-6126 for financial holds and 984-6168 for other holds.

Formoreinformationorinstructionsregardingadmissionorregistration,con-tact the Admission Advisors Office at 984-6186, 984-6183, 984-6184 or 984-6185.

NOTE: Students planning to attend more than one Lamar campus must apply and be accepted to each campus they wish to attend.

Students may register by web or in person according to the alphabetic sched-ule below. Lamar State College-Port Arthur student groups exempt from the alphabetic listing are students with disabilities and graduating students. THEA students who have not met ALL THEA requirements must register in person. Students with financial or other holds cannot register until holds are cleared.

LAMAR STATE COLLEGE-PORT ARTHURSPRING 2013

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES

ALPHABETIC REGISTRATION SCHEDULE FOR SPRING 2013

ATTENTION STUDENTS: There will be a $50 reinstatement fee chargedwhen classes are cancelled due to non-payment.

ALPHABET DATE PAYMENT DUE

Advising Begins October 29

M-Z, May graduates, November 5-10 January 4Students with disabilities

A-L November 12-17 January 4

Open Registration November 19-January 4 January 4

*Course Kill January 4, 15, 17

Open Registration January 7-11 January 15

LATE REGISTRATION FOR SPRING 2013Register in person, on campus, third floor of the Student Center

DATES: January 14-17 TIMES: 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

ATTENTION STUDENTSAll bill statements and grade reports will be sent to you via your Lamar State College-PA e-mail account or may be viewed on your My.LamarPA.edu account.You will no longer receive bill statements and grade reports in the mail. Please make sure that your Lamar State College-PA e-mail account is active.

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HYBRID COURSESSpring 2013

A "hybrid” course is one that combines traditional face-to-face classroom instruction with a significant online component. At LSC-PA, students enrolled in hybrid courses will meet in the classroom with their instructor two days per week (Mondays and Wednesdays).

Hybrid courses offer students the advantages of the active, autonomous learning process of an Internet-based course, as well as the regularly scheduled interaction with the course instructor. Students also enjoy greater flexibility in scheduling, decreased travel to campus, and the opportunity for greater control of their own learning activities.

REFUNDS FORDROPPING COURSES

All students who drop a course(s), prior to the census date of the specific course, for the Fall or Spring

semester, and remain enrolled, will receive a tuition and fees refund for that particular course or courses.

16 week course by the 12th class day10 week course by the 7th class day8 week course by the 6th class day

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APPLICATION FOR MAY 2013

GRADUATIONJanuary 22 - April 3, 2013

Step 1: Students planning to graduate in May 2013 should complete all forms, following the instructions located in the Records Office on the third floor of the Student Center.

Step 2:GototheLamar-PortArthurBookstoretopayyourgraduationfees.Feesbelowaresubject to change.

CapandGown......$37.98plustax Diploma................$27.98plustax MailingFee..............$11.00

Step 3: Pick up cap and gown in the Lamar-Port Arthur Bookstore. Questions concerning graduation should be directed to Amanda Metts in the Records Office on the Student Center third floor, 984-6176.

SPRING 2013ACADEMIC CALENDAR

GENERAL REGISTRATIONNovember 5 - January 11

LATE REGISTRATIONJanuary 14 - 17Late registration is handled through the Admission Office, third floor of the Student Center, January 14 - 17 from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. THERE IS A $10LATEFEE.Thelatefeeisbasedonthedateofpayment,nottheregistration date.NOTE:FEESTATEMENTSMUSTBEDATEDSAMEDATEASPAYMENTDATE.

FIRST CLASS DAYJanuary 14

LAST DAY FOR SCHEDULE CHANGESJanuary 17

HOLIDAYSJanuary 21, MLK Holiday - No ClassesMarch 11-14, Spring BreakMarch29,GoodFriday-NoClasses

APPLICATION FOR MAY GRADUATIONJanuary 22 - April 3Students should apply as early as possible.

DROP/WITHDRAWFebruary27-LastdaytodroporwithdrawandstillreceiveaQ/Weveniffailing the course.April 2-Last day to drop or withdraw from the semester (a grade will be recorded).

FINAL EXAMSMay2-8Finalexamscontinue.

COMMENCEMENTMay 10, 2013, 6:30 p.m.

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INSTALLMENT PAYMENT OPTIONStudents may request installment payments. To do so, complete the form below and mail or turn it in to the Cashier’s Office, Lamar State College-Port Arthur, P.O. Box 310, Port Arthur, TX 77641-0310.

Installment payments may also be requested through Lamar-Port Arthur’s web site.

LAMAR STATE COLLEGE-PORT ARTHURInstallment Agreement Acceptance Form

IwouldliketousetheInstallmentPaymentPlanfortheSPRING2013Semester

_____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________Print Name ____________________________________________ Social Security

A student who fails to make full payment of tuition and fees, including any incidental fees, by the due date may be prohibited from registering for classes until full payment is made. A student who fails to make payment prior to the end of the semester may be denied credit for the work done that semester.

_____________________________________________________ _________________________________________________Date Signature

PORT ARTHUR FEES — SPRING 2013 No. of Tuition Tuition Student Student Recreation Endowed Admin Total Charge* Semester Texas Non-TX Service Center Sports Transcript Scholarship Library Athletic Computer Texas Non-TX Hours A B Fee Fee Fee Fee Fee Fee Fee UseFee A B

1 $115.96 $463 $28 $27 $24 $5 $1 $4 $9.62 $18.70 $233.28 $580.32 2 $231.92 $926 $56 $27 $24 $5 $2 $8 $19.24 $37.40 $410.56 $1,104.64 3 $347.88 $1,389 $84 $27 $24 $5 $3 $12 $28.86 $56.10 $587.84 $1,628.96 4 $463.84 $1,852 $112 $27 $24 $5 $4 $16 $38.48 $74.80 $765.12 $2,153.28 5 $579.80 $2,315 $140 $27 $24 $5 $5 $20 $48.10 $93.50 $942.40 $2,677.60 6 $695.76 $2,778 $168 $27 $24 $5 $6 $24 $57.72 $112.20 $1,119.68 $3,201.92 7 $811.72 $3,241 $196 $27 $24 $5 $7 $28 $67.34 $130.90 $1,296.96 $3,726.24 8 $927.68 $3,704 $224 $27 $24 $5 $8 $32 $76.96 $149.60 $1,474.24 $4,250.56 9 $1,043.64 $4,167 $252 $27 $24 $5 $9 $36 $86.58 $168.30 $1,651.52 $4,774.88 10 $1,159.60 $4,630 $280 $27 $24 $5 $10 $40 $96.20 $187.00 $1,828.80 $5,299.20 11 $1,275.56 $5,093 $280 $27 $24 $5 $11 $44 $105.82 $205.70 $1,978.08 $5,795.52 12 $1,391.52 $5,556 $280 $27 $24 $5 $12 $48 $115.44 $224.40 $2,127.36 $6,291.84 13 $1,507.48 $6,019 $280 $27 $24 $5 $13 $52 $125.06 $243.10 $2,276.64 $6,788.16 14 $1,623.44 $6,482 $280 $27 $24 $5 $14 $56 $134.68 $261.80 $2,425.92 $7,284.48 15 $1,739.40 $6,945 $280 $27 $24 $5 $15 $60 $144.30 $280.50 $2,575.20 $7,780.80 16 $1,855.36 $7,408 $280 $27 $24 $5 $16 $64 $153.92 $299.20 $2,724.48 $8,277.12 17 $1,971.32 $7,871 $280 $27 $24 $5 $17 $68 $163.54 $317.90 $2,873.76 $8,773.44 18 $2,087.28 $8,334 $280 $27 $24 $5 $18 $72 $173.16 $336.60 $3,023.04 $9,269.76 19 $2,203.24 $8,797 $280 $27 $24 $5 $19 $76 $182.78 $355.30 $3,172.32 $9,766.08 20 $2,319.20 $9,260 $280 $27 $24 $5 $20 $80 $192.40 $374.00 $3,321.60 $10,262.40

Code:A.Texasresidents;B.nonresidents* Total Chargedoesnotincludethefollowingfees:PropertyDeposit$10(one-timefeepercampus);ID$5;Labs1-3semesterhours$2;4ormoresemesterhours$4.(DistanceLearningFee$50)EffectiveFall2004–studentsmay be charged out-of-state fees on coursework repeated 3 or more times. Such fees may also apply to students who exceed the State’s minimum 27 hour rule for developmental courses.

ALL FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY ACTION OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS

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ACADEMIC DIVISIONFOR INFORMATION ON ONLINE COURSES, SEE PAGES 32-34

THE STUDENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSULTING THE CATALOG AND/OR ADVISORS CONCERNING PREREqUISITES FOR COURSES.

MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE(BCIS) Business Computer Applications 10638 LEC 1305 01 BusinEss Comp AppL mmED 203 CAmmACK J mWF 0900-0950 11016 LAB 1305 71 LABoRAToRY mmED 203 CAmmACK J onLinE LAB10095 LEC 1305 02 BusinEss Comp AppL mmED 203 CAmmACK J mWF 1000-1050 11017 LAB 1305 72 LABoRAToRY mmED 203 CAmmACK J onLinE LAB10096 LEC 1305 73 BusinEss Comp AppL nED K onLinE CouRsE11018 LEC 1305 74 BusinEss Comp AppL nED K onLinE CouRsE11021 LEC 1305 51 BusinEss Comp AppL mmED 203 sTAFF TR 0530-064511022 LAB 1305 79 LABoRAToRY sTAFF onLinE LAB

(BIOL) Biology 10640 LEC 1322 01 nuTRiTion mmED 224 poLLoCK R mWF 0800-085010653 LEC 1322 02 nuTRiTion mmED 224 poLLoCK R TR 1230-0145 10105 LEC 1407 01 GEnERAL BioLoGY ii EDuC 105 LonGLET n mW 1200-0115 10106 LAB 1407 02 GEnERAL BioLoGY ii EDuC 124 LonGLET n m 0130-0320 10986 LAB 1407 03 GEnERAL BioLoGY ii EDuC 124 LonGLET n W 0130-0320 10107 LEC 2401 01 AnATomY/phYs i EDuC 105 JoRDAn p mWF 0900-095010108 LEC 2401 02 AnATomY/phYs i EDuC 105 JoRDAn p mWF 1100-115010109 LEC 2401 03 AnATomY/phYs i EDuC 105 LonGLET n TR 0800-091510110 LAB 2401 04 AnATomY/phYs i EDuC 122 poLLoCK R m 1000-115010111 LAB 2401 05 AnATomY/phYs i EDuC 122 poLLoCK R m 0130-0320 10112 LAB 2401 06 AnATomY/phYs i EDuC 122 poLLoCK R T 0800-095010113 LAB 2401 07 AnATomY/phYs i EDuC 122 poLLoCK R T 1000-115010114 LAB 2401 08 AnATomY/phYs i EDuC 122 poLLoCK R W 1000-115010987 LEC 2401 73 AnATomY/phYs i LonGLET n onLinE CouRsE 10586 LAB 2401 74 AnATomY/phYs i LonGLET n onLinE LAB 10115 LEC 2402 01 AnATomY/phYs ii RF 106 LonGLET n mWF 0900-0950 10116 LEC 2402 02 AnATomY/phYs ii pmpC 202 JoRDAn p mW 1200-0115 10117 LEC 2402 03 AnATomY/phYs ii RF 106 LonGLET n TR 0930-1045 10118 LAB 2402 04 AnATomY/phYs ii EDuC 122 poLLoCK R W 1200-0150 10119 LAB 2402 05 AnATomY/phYs ii EDuC 122 poLLoCK R W 0200-0350 10120 LAB 2402 06 AnATomY/phYs ii EDuC 122 poLLoCK R R 0800-0950 10121 LAB 2402 07 AnATomY/phYs ii EDuC 122 poLLoCK R R 1000-1150 10122 LAB 2402 08 AnATomY/phYs ii EDuC 122 poLLoCK R F 1000-1150 10654 LAB 2402 09 AnATomY/phYs ii EDuC 122 poLLoCK R F 1200-0150 10124 LEC 2420 01 inTRo miCRoBioLoGY EDuC 105 JoRDAn p TR 0930-104510125 LAB 2420 02 inTRo miCRoBioLoGY EDuC 124 JoRDAn p T 1100-1250 10126 LAB 2420 03 inTRo miCRoBioLoGY EDuC 124 JoRDAn p R 1100-1250 10127 LEC 2420 50 inTRo miCRoBioLoGY EDuC 105 AshCRAFT J TR 0500-0615 *10128 LAB 2420 51 inTRo miCRoBioLoGY EDuC 124 AshCRAFT J T 0630-0820 *10988 LAB 2420 52 inTRo miCRoBioLoGY EDuC 124 AshCRAFT J R 0630-0820 *10130 LEC 2420 73 inTRo miCRoBioLoGY JoRDAn p onLinE CouRsE

(CHEM) Chemistry 10437 LEC 1405 59 inTRo ChEmisTRY nhs JoRDAn s TR 0500-0615 *10438 LAB 1405 59A inTRo ChEmisTRY nhs JoRDAn s T 0630-0820 *10655 LAB 1405 59B inTRo ChEmisTRY nhs JoRDAn s R 0630-0820 *10439 LEC 1406 59 Chm (ALLiED hLTh sCi) nhs JoRDAn s TR 0500-0615 *10440 LAB 1406 59A Chm (ALLiED hLTh sCi) nhs JoRDAn s T 0630-0820 *10441 LAB 1406 59B Chm (ALLiED hLTh sCi) nhs JoRDAn s R 0630-0820 *

CHEM 1405 and 1406 will be held at Nederland High School

(CRIJ) Criminal Justice

10989 LEC 1306 01 CouRTs sYs/pRAC EDuC 106 TuRKEL R TR 1100-121510990 LEC 2314 01 CRim invEsTiGATion EDuC 106 TuRKEL R TR 1230-0145

(EDUC) Education 10484 LEC 1100 01 LEARninG FRAmEWRK EDuC 120 pEELER B T 1100-115010994 LEC 1100 02 LEARninG FRAmEWRK EDuC 120 pEELER B T 1200-1250 10491 LEC 1300 01 LEARninG FRAmEWRK EDuC 106 pEELER B mWF 1100-1150 10814 LEC 1300 02 LEARninG FRAmEWRK EDuC 106 pEELER B mW 1200-011511020 LEC 1300 50 LEARninG FRAmEWRK EDuC 106 sTAFF TR 0630-0745 *10490 LEC 1300 73 LEARninG FRAmEWRK JonEs K onLinE CouRsE10495 LEC 1301 01 inTRo TEAChinG pRoF RF 124 TREvEY R TR 1100-121510512 LAB 1301 02 inTRo TEAChinG pRoF TREvEY m TBA10510 LEC 2301 01 inTRo spEC pop RF 124 TREvEY R TR 0930-104510511 LAB 2301 02 inTRo spEC pop TREvEY m TBA

(GEOL) Geology10991 LEC 1404 01 hisToRiCAL GEoLoGY mmED 225 TAYLoR R TR 0830-094510658 LAB 1404 02 hisToRiCAL GEoLoGY mmED 225 TAYLoR R TR 0946-1045

(HECO) Home Economics 10453 LEC 1322 73 pRinCipLEs nuTRiTion WooDARD A onLinE CouRsE 10845 LEC 1322 74 pRinCipLEs nuTRiTion WooDARD A onLinE CouRsE10455 LEC 1322 75 pRinCipLEs nuTRiTion WooDARD A onLinE CouRsE

HECO 1322 74 will be held January 14-March 8HECO 1322 75 will be held March 18-May 8

(MATH) Mathematics

All Developmental Math Classes Math 0312, Math 0313, and Math 0332) will take their Math tests outside of class time. All assignments will be done via an interactive, online program.

10922 LEC 0312 01 pRE-ALGEBRA ssC 107 sTAFF mWF 0800-085010923 LEC 0312 02 pRE-ALGEBRA mmED 221 sTEELE s mWF 0900-095010924 LEC 0312 03 pRE-ALGEBRA mmED 213 KnoWLEs J mWF 1100-115010925 LEC 0312 25 pRE-ALGEBRA ssC 107 JonEs K mWF 1000-105010926 LEC 0312 04 pRE-ALGEBRA mmED 205 sTAFF mW 1200-011510927 LEC 0312 05 pRE-ALGEBRA mmED 213 sTAFF TR 0930-104510928 LEC 0312 06 pRE-ALGEBRA mmED 205 sTAFF TR 1100-121510929 LEC 0312 07 pRE-ALGEBRA mmED 213 sTAFF TR 1230-014510930 LAB 0312 08 pRE-ALGEBRA mus 107 sTEELE s m 0200-030010931 LAB 0312 09 pRE-ALGEBRA TBA TBA sTEELE s m 0330-043010932 LEC 0312 50 pRE-ALGEBRA ssC 107 sTAFF mW 0500-0615 *10933 LEC 0312 51 pRE-ALGEBRA ssC 107 sTAFF TR 0630-0745 *10934 LEC 0313 01 inTRo ALGEBRA ssC 107 JonEs K mWF 0900-095010935 LEC 0313 02 inTRo ALGEBRA mmED 221 sTEELE s mWF 1000-105010936 LEC 0313 03 inTRo ALGEBRA mmED 213 sTAFF mW 1200-011510937 LEC 0313 25 inTRo ALGEBRA ssC 107 JonEs K mWF 1100-115010938 LEC 0313 04 inTRo ALGEBRA mmED 213 KnoWLEs J TR 0800-0915 10939 LEC 0313 05 inTRo ALGEBRA mmED 205 sTAFF TR 0930-104510940 LEC 0313 06 inTRo ALGEBRA mmED 213 KnoWLEs J TR 1100-121510941 LEC 0313 07 inTRo ALGEBRA ssC 107 sTAFF TR 1230-0145 10942 LEC 0313 50 inTRo ALGEBRA ssC 107 sTAFF TR 0500-0615 *10944 LEC 0332 01 inTER ALGEBRA mmED 213 KnoWLEs J mWF 0900-095010945 LEC 0332 02 inTER ALGEBRA mmED 213 KnoWLEs J mWF 1000-105010946 LEC 0332 03 inTER ALGEBRA mmED 221 sTEELE s mWF 1100-115010947 LEC 0332 04 inTER ALGEBRA mmED 221 sTAFF mW 1200-011510948 LEC 0332 20 inTER ALGEBRA ssC 107 JonEs K mWF 1200-1250 10949 LEC 0332 05 inTER ALGEBRA mmED 221 sTEELE s TR 0930-104510950 LEC 0332 06 inTER ALGEBRA mmED 221 sTEELE s TR 1100-121510953 LEC 0332 07 inTER ALGEBRA mmED 221 sTAFF TR 1230-014510951 LEC 0332 50 inTER ALGEBRA mmED 135 sTAFF mW 0500-0615 *10952 LEC 0332 73 inTER ALGEBRA JonEs K onLinE CouRsE10997 LAB 0331 77 sELF-sTuDY ACC mATh sTEELE s TBA TBA10140 LEC 1314 01 CoLLEGE ALGEBRA mmED 209 AsKEW m mWF 0800-085010141 LEC 1314 02 CoLLEGE ALGEBRA mmED 209 AsKEW m mWF 0900-095010142 LEC 1314 03 CoLLEGE ALGEBRA mmED 209 AsKEW m mWF 1100-115010143 LEC 1314 04 CoLLEGE ALGEBRA mmED 209 AsKEW m TR 0800-091510144 LEC 1314 05 CoLLEGE ALGEBRA mmED 209 AsKEW m TR 0930-104510993 LEC 1314 06 CoLLEGE ALGEBRA pAC 132 GREGoRY s TR 1100-121511019 LEC 1314 07 CoLLEGE ALGEBRA mmED 209 mARTinEz m TR 1230-014510145 LEC 1314 50 CoLLEGE ALGEBRA pAC 132 TRAn m TR 0630-0745 *10659 LEC 1325 01 ELEm Bus AppL EDuC 106 GREGoRY s TR 0930-104510660 LEC 1332 01 CoLLEGE mATh i mmED 209 mARTinEz m TR 1100-1215 10662 LEC 1350 01 FunD mATh i mmED 209 AsKEW m mW 1200-0115

For MATH 0331-77, prerequisite score of 35-38 on Compass Algebra test required

(PHYS) Physics 10750 LEC 1405 01 ConCEpTuAL phYsiCs mmED 135 sTAFF mWF 1000-105010751 LEC 1405 02 ConCEpTuAL phYsiCs mmED 135 sTAFF TR 1100-1215 10752 LAB 1405 03 ConCEpTuAL phYsiCs mmED 225 sTAFF mWF 0900-095010753 LAB 1405 04 ConCEpTuAL phYsiCs mmED 225 sTAFF mWF 1100-115010754 LAB 1405 05 ConCEpTuAL phYsiCs mmED 225 sTAFF T 0100-0350 10755 LAB 1405 06 ConCEpTuAL phYsiCs mmED 225 sTAFF R 0100-0350 10756 LEC 1417 73 phYsiCAL sCiEnCE ii sTAFF onLinE CouRsE

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MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE (continued)

(PSYC) Psychology 10757 LEC 1100 01 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 120 CLARK J m 1000-105010758 LEC 1100 02 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 120 CLARK J m 1100-115010760 LEC 1100 04 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 120 CLARK J T 0930-102010761 LEC 1100 05 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 120 CLARK J W 0900-095010763 LEC 1100 07 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 120 CLARK J W 1200-125010764 LEC 1100 06 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 120 CLARK J R 0930-102010766 LEC 1100 09 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 120 CLARK J W 0100-015010995 LEC 1100 50 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 120 CLARK J W 0530-0620 *10768 LEC 1300 01 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 105 CLARK J TR 1100-121510769 LEC 1300 02 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 105 CLARK J TR 1230-014510770 LEC 1300 50 LEARninG FRmWoRK EDuC 105 CLARK J mW 0630-074510771 LEC 2301 01 GEn psYChoLoGY mmED 224 BARBAY C mWF 0900-095010772 LEC 2301 02 GEn psYChoLoGY mmED 224 CARonA K TR 0800-091510773 LEC 2301 20 GEn psYChoLoGY mmED 224 BARBAY C mWF 1200-125010774 LEC 2301 73 GEn psYChoLoGY BARBAY C onLinE CouRsE11015 LEC 2301 50 GEn psYChoLoGY pAC 148 CARonA K T 0500-0745 *10775 LEC 2314 01 LFspn hmn GRWTh/Dv mmED 224 BARBAY C TR 0930-104510134 LEC 2314 20 LFspn hmn GRWTh/Dv mmED 224 BARBAY C mWF 1000-105010777 LEC 2314 73 LFspn hmn GRWTh/Dv BARBAY C onLinE CouRsE 10778 LEC 2317 50 inTRo sTAT mEThoDs EDuC 105 CARonA K m 0500-0745 *

PSYC 2301 73 will run Jan 14-March 8 and PSYC 2314 73 will run Jan 14-March 8

(SOCI) Sociology 10782 LEC 1301 73 inTRo soCioLoGY BRoWn L onLinE CouRsE

HEALTH, FITNESS AND SPORTS(KINE) Kinesiology 10710 LEC 1321 01 TRAD GAmEs/spoRTs pmpC 202 Kish C TR 1100-1125 pmpC 202 Kish C TR 1126-1215 10740 LEC 2356 01 CARE/pREv ATh inJ pmpC 202 BECK C TR 0930-1045

(PHED) Fitness for Life 10980 LEC 1100 01 WEiGhT TRAininG pmpC 202 RoWE m mW 0300-041510981 LEC 1100 02 WEiGhT TRAininG pmpC 202 Kish C TR 0300-041510078 LEC 1101 01 FiTnEss FoR LiFE pmpC 110 BRoussARD J mWF 0700-075010079 LEC 1101 02 FiTnEss FoR LiFE pmpC 110 RoWE m mWF 0900-095010080 LEC 1101 03 FiTnEss FoR LiFE pmpC 110 BRoussARD J mWF 1000-105010081 LEC 1101 04 FiTnEss FoR LiFE pmpC 110 GooDmAn C TR 0930-104510709 LEC 1114 01 sEAhAWK DAnCE TBA TBA BRoussARD J TBA TBA

LIBERAL ARTS(ARTS) Art 10001 LEC 1301 01 ART AppRECiATion pAC 148 mEGnET R mWF 0800-085010002 LEC 1301 02 ART AppRECiATion pAC 148 mEGnET R mWF 0900-095010003 LEC 1301 03 ART AppRECiATion pAC 148 mEGnET R mWF 1000-105010006 LEC 1301 04 ART AppRECiATion pAC 148 FAGGARD A mWF 1100-115010516 LEC 1301 05 ART AppRECiATion pAC 148 FAGGARD A mW 1200-011510007 LEC 1301 06 ART AppRECiATion pAC 148 osBoRnE A TR 0800-091510896 LEC 1301 07 ART AppRECiATion pAC 148 osBoRnE A TR 0930-104510897 LEC 1301 08 ART AppRECiATion pAC 148 osBoRnE A TR 1230-014510009 LEC 1301 50 ART AppRECiATion pAC 148 FAGGARD A W 0630-0915 10667 LEC 1301 73 ART AppRECiATion FAGGARD A onLinE CouRsE10631 LEC 1304 01 ART hisToRY ii pAC 132 mEGnET R TR 0930-104510011 LEC 1311 01 DEsiGn i (2D) pAC 148 osBoRnE A TR 1100-1215 10012 LEC 1316 01 DRAWinG i pAC 150 mEGnET R mWF 1100-1150 pAC 150 mEGnET G mWF 1200-125010013 LEC 1317 01 DRAWinG ii pAC 150 mEGnET R mWF 1100-1150 pAC 150 mEGnET G mWF 1200-125010014 LEC 2316 01 pAinTinG i pAC 150 mEGnET G TR 1100-0145 10985 LEC 2317 01 pAinTinG ii pAC 150 mEGnET G TR 1100-0145 10016 LEC 2323 01 LiFE DRAWinG i pAC 150 mEGnET R mWF 1100-1250

(DRAM) Drama 10982 LEC 1330 01 sTAGECRAFT i pAC 132 GEnGo D mWF 1100-1150 pAC 132 GEnGo D mW 1000-105010633 LEC 2121 01 ThTR pRACTiCum ii pAC 132 GEnGo D mWF 1230-0210

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10967 LEC 0301 01 BAsiC READinG sKiLLs ssC 105 sTAFF mWF 0800-085010968 LEC 0301 02 BAsiC READinG sKiLLs mmED 150 sTAFF mWF 1000-105010969 LEC 0301 19 BAsiC READinG sKiLLs ssC 105 KniGhT p TR 0930-104510970 LEC 0301 03 BAsiC READinG sKiLLs ssC 107 sTAFF TR 1100-121510971 LAB 0301 04 BAsiC READinG sKiLLs mus 107 sTEELE s T 0355-045510973 LEC 0301 05 BAsiC READinG sKiLLs mmED 149 sTAFF mW 1200-011510972 LEC 0301 50 BAsiC READinG sKiLLs ssC 105 sTAFF mW 0500-0615 *10974 LEC 0302 01 CLG READinG sKiLLs mmED 149 ARmsTRonG s mWF 0900-095010975 LEC 0302 02 CLG READinG sKiLLs mmED 149 ARmsTRonG s mWF 1000-105010976 LEC 0302 03 CLG READinG sKiLLs mmED 149 sTAFF TR 0930-104510977 LEC 0302 04 CLG READinG sKiLLs ssC 105 sTAFF mW 1200-011510978 LEC 0302 19 CLG READinG sKiLLs ssC 107 ARmsTRonG s TR 0800-091510979 LEC 0302 50 CLG READinG sKiLLs ssC 105 sTAFF mW 0500-0615 *10954 LEC 0310 01 DEvEL WRiTinG i mmED 150 sTAFF mWF 0900-095010955 LEC 0310 02 DEvEL WRiTinG i ssC 105 ARmsTRonG s mWF 1100-115010956 LEC 0310 03 DEvEL WRiTinG i ssC 105 sTAFF TR 0800-091510957 LEC 0310 04 DEvEL WRiTinG i mus 107 sTEELE s R 0355-045510960 LEC 0310 05 DEvEL WRiTinG i mmED 150 sTAFF TR 1230-014510958 LEC 0310 19 DEvEL WRiTinG i ssC 105 KniGhT p TR 1100-121510959 LEC 0310 50 DEvEL WRiTinG i ssC 105 sTAFF TR 0500-0615 *10961 LEC 0317 01 DEvEL WRiTinG ii ssC 105 KniGhT p mWF 0900-095010962 LEC 0317 02 DEvEL WRiTinG ii ssC 105 KniGhT p mWF 1000-105010966 LEC 0317 03 DEvEL WRiTinG ii ssC 105 sTAFF TR 1230-014510963 LEC 0317 19 DEvEL WRiTinG ii ssC 107 ARmsTRonG s TR 0930-104510964 LEC 0317 50 DEvEL WRiTinG ii ssC 105 sTAFF TR 0500-061510965 LEC 0317 73 DEvEL WRiTinG ii KniGhT p onLinE CouRsE10020 LEC 1301 01 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 101 LoWE z mWF 0900-095010021 LEC 1301 02 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 101 BYRD s mWF 1000-105010022 LEC 1301 03 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 101 BYRD s mWF 1100-115010023 LEC 1301 04 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 111 JuDiCE m mW 1200-011510005 LEC 1301 05 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 111 JuDiCE m TR 0800-091510024 LEC 1301 06 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 111 JuDiCE m TR 0930-104510025 LEC 1301 07 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 111 JAmEs C TR 1100-121510898 LEC 1301 08 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 111 sTAFF TR 1230-014510026 LEC 1301 50 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 101 sTAFF T 0630-0915 *10027 LEC 1301 73 EnGL ComposiTion LoWE z onLinE CouRsE10028 LEC 1302 01 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 101 BYRD s mWF 0800-085010029 LEC 1302 02 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 111 JuDiCE m mWF 0800-085010030 LEC 1302 03 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 111 JuDiCE m mWF 0900-095010031 LEC 1302 04 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 145 JAmEs C mWF 0900-095010032 LEC 1302 05 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 101 JAmEs C mW 1200-011510033 LEC 1302 06 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 101 LoWE z TR 0800-091510834 LEC 1302 07 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 101 LoWE z TR 0930-104510899 LEC 1302 08 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 101 JAmEs C TR 1230-014510034 LEC 1302 20 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 111 LoWE z mWF 1100-115010900 LEC 1302 50 EnGL ComposiTion mmED 101 JAmEs C R 0630-0915 *10039 LEC 1302 73 EnGL ComposiTion LoWE z onLinE CouRsE 10040 LEC 2321 01 msTRWRKs BRiTish LT mmED 224 JuDiCE m TR 1100-121510666 LEC 2321 73 msTRWRKs BRiTish LT LoWE z onLinE CouRsE10041 LEC 2326 50 msTRWRKs AmER LiT mmED 135 GonGRE C TR 0630-0745 *10901 LEC 2326 01 msTRWRKs AmER LiT pAC 134 BYRD s mW 1200-011510042 LEC 2331 01 msTRWRKs WoRLD LiT mmED 205 BYRD s mWF 0900-0950

(GOVT) Government 10902 LEC 2305 01 FEDERAL Gov pAC 136 TRiEBEL m mWF 0900-095010903 LEC 2305 02 FEDERAL Gov pAC 136 FisChEniCh B mW 1200-011510904 LEC 2305 03 FEDERAL Gov pAC 136 TRiEBEL m TR 0930-104510905 LEC 2305 50 FEDERAL Gov pAC 132 RoGERs K m 0630-0915 *10907 LEC 2305 73 FEDERAL Gov FisChEniCh B onLinE CouRsE 10908 LEC 2306 01 TExAs Gov pAC 136 TRiEBEL m mWF 0800-085010909 LEC 2306 02 TExAs Gov pAC 136 TRiEBEL m mWF 1000-105010910 LEC 2306 03 TExAs Gov pAC 136 TRiEBEL m mWF 1100-115010911 LEC 2306 04 TExAs Gov pAC 136 TRiEBEL m TR 1100-121510912 LEC 2306 05 TExAs Gov pAC 136 sTAFF TR 1230-014510913 LEC 2306 50 TExAs Gov pAC 136 TRiEBEL m m 0630-0915 *10914 LEC 2306 73 TExAs Gov LinDLEY n onLinE CouRsE

(HIST) History 10053 LEC 1301 01 us hisToRY 1763-1877 pAC 134 CoppLE m mWF 1000-105010054 LEC 1301 02 us hisToRY 1763-1877 pAC 134 CoppLE m TR 1100-121510915 LEC 1301 03 us hisToRY 1763-1877 pAC 134 WiLBuR C TR 1230-014510055 LEC 1301 73 us hisToRY 1763-1877 WiLBuR C onLinE CouRsE 10056 LEC 1302 01 us hisT sinCE 1877 pAC 132 ComminGs C mWF 0800-085010057 LEC 1302 02 us hisT sinCE 1877 pAC 134 CoppLE m mWF 0800-085010058 LEC 1302 03 us hisT sinCE 1877 pAC 132 ComminGs C mWF 0900-095010059 LEC 1302 04 us hisT sinCE 1877 pAC 134 CoppLE m mWF 0900-095010060 LEC 1302 05 us hisT sinCE 1877 pAC 134 CoppLE m TR 0930-104510916 LEC 1302 06 us hisT sinCE 1877 pAC 132 sTAFF TR 1230-014510061 LEC 1302 50 us hisT sinCE 1877 pAC 134 WiLBuR C m 0530-0815 *10064 LEC 1302 73 us hisT sinCE 1877 WiLBuR C onLinE CouRsE


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LIBERAL ARTS (continued)(PHIL) Philosophy 10065 LEC 1301 01 inTRo phiLosophY RF 106 BERTin D TR 0800-091510917 LEC 1301 50 inTRo phiLosophY pAC 136 BERTin D T 0630-0915 *10066 LEC 1301 73 inTRo phiLosophY LinDLEY n onLinE CouRsE

(SPCH) Speech 10067 LEC 1315 01 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 hoLLEY K mWF 0800-085010068 LEC 1315 02 puBLiC spEAKinG RF 124 hoLLEY K mWF 0900-095010069 LEC 1315 03 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 CoCKRELL C mWF 0900-095010070 LEC 1315 04 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 CoCKRELL C mWF 1000-105010071 LEC 1315 05 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 134 CoCKRELL C mWF 1100-115010072 LEC 1315 06 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 sTAFFoRD L mW 1200-011510073 LEC 1315 07 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 sTAFFoRD L TR 0800-091510075 LEC 1315 08 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 132 hoLLEY K TR 0800-091510918 LEC 1315 09 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 CoCKRELL C TR 0930-104510919 LEC 1315 10 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 GEnGo D TR 1100-121510920 LEC 1315 11 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 hoLLEY K TR 1230-014510076 LEC 1315 20 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 sTAFFoRD L mWF 1100-115010077 LEC 1315 50 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 CoCKRELL C W 0630-0915 *10921 LEC 1315 51 puBLiC spEAKinG pAC 130 hoLLEY K R 0630-0915 *

MUSIC(MUSB) Music 11014 LEC 1305 73 suRvEY musiC Bus WALzER D onLinE CouRsE10735 LEC 2345 73 LivE musiC/TAL mGmT WALzER D onLinE CouRsE

(MUSC) Music 10711 LEC 1235 73 Com mus sFTWRE (Fin) hoRnE A onLinE CouRsE 10415 LAB 1196 01 sT: REC ARTs TECh pAC 120 WALLACE J mWF 0300-035010411 LEC 1211 01 siGhT sinG/EAR TRnG pAC 120 RiChARDson C mW 0800-0850 pAC 120 RiChARDson C F 0800-085010436 LEC 1213 01 Comm musiC ThEoRY i pAC 120 vERChER B mW 0100-0150 pAC 120 vERChER B F 0100-015010464 LEC 1321 01 sonGWRiTinG i pAC 118 hoRnE A TR 0930-104510402 LEC 1325 01 ACousTiCs pAC 135 FREYERmuTh J mWF 0800-085010414 LEC 1331 01 musiC insT DiG (miDi) pAC 120 WALLACE J mTW 0400-0450 pAC 120 WALLACE J R 0400-045011010 LEC 1405 01 LivE sounD i pAC 135 FREYERmuTh J m 0400-0650 * pAC 135 FREYERmuTh J R 0400-0650 *10621 LEC 1423 01 AuDio ELECTRoniCs mmED 145 FREYERmuTh J TR 1100-1215 mmED 145 FREYERmuTh J TR 1230-014510412 LEC 1427 01 AuDio EnGR i pAC 135 WALLACE J TR 1100-1215 pAC 135 WALLACE J TR 1230-014510416 LEC 2330 01 Com mus ARnGE/Cmp pAC 118 RiChARDson C mWF 1100-1150 pAC 118 RiChARDson C m 1200-125010413 LEC 2427 01 AuDio EnGR ii pAC 135 WALLACE J mWF 1100-1150 pAC 135 WALLACE J mWF 1200-125010737 LEC 2427 02 AuDio EnGR ii pAC 135 WALLACE J TR 0800-0915 pAC 135 WALLACE J TR 0930-104510404 LEC 2448 01 AuDio EnGinEERinG iv pAC 135 hoRnE A mWF 0900-0950 pAC 135 hoRnE A mWF 1000-1050

(MUSI) Music 10465 LEC 1181 01 piAno CLAss insT i pAC 122 vERChER B mW 1100-1150 pAC 122 vERChER B F 1100-115010738 LEC 1182 01 piAno CLAss insT ii pAC 122 vERChER B mW 0900-0950 pAC 122 vERChER B F 0900-095010497 LEC 1182 02 piAno CLAss insT ii pAC 122 vERChER B mW 1000-1050 pAC 122 vERChER B F 1000-105010463 LEC 1301 01 mus FunDAmEnTALs pAC 118 vERChER B mWF 0800-085010712 LEC 1306 01 musiC AppRECiATion pAC 136 FREYERmuTh J TR 0800-091510426 LEC 1310 01 AmERiCAn pop musiC mus 107 FREYERmuTh J TR 0930-1045

(MUSP) Commercial Music Ensemble and Piano 10407 LEC 1204 01 BAss GuiTAR TBA TBA RiChARDson C TBA TBA10408 LEC 1204 02 BAss GuiTAR TBA TBA RiChARDson C TBA TBA10409 LEC 1204 03 BAss GuiTAR TBA TBA RiChARDson C TBA TBA11013 LEC 1204 04 BAss GuiTAR TBA TBA RiChARDson C TBA TBA10721 LEC 1205 01 GuiTAR TBA TBA hoWARD m TBA TBA10722 LEC 1205 02 GuiTAR TBA TBA hoWARD m TBA TBA10723 LEC 1205 03 GuiTAR TBA TBA hoWARD m TBA TBA10724 LEC 1205 04 GuiTAR TBA TBA hoWARD m TBA TBA10717 LEC 1217 01 AppL Com mus: pERC TBA TBA mCQuEEn W TBA TBA10718 LEC 1217 02 AppL Com mus: pERC TBA TBA mCQuEEn W TBA TBA10719 LEC 1217 03 AppL Com mus: pERC TBA TBA mCQuEEn W TBA TBA11012 LEC 1217 04 AppL Com mus: pERC TBA TBA mCQuEEn W TBA TBA10728 LEC 1227 01 AppL Com mus:voiCE TBA TBA sTAFF TBA TBA10730 LEC 1227 03 AppL Com mus:voiCE TBA TBA sTAFF TBA TBA10731 LEC 1227 04 AppL Com mus:voiCE TBA TBA sTAFF TBA TBA10732 LEC 1227 05 AppL Com mus:voiCE TBA TBA sTAFF TBA TBA

10733 LEC 1227 06 AppL Com mus:voiCE TBA TBA sTAFF TBA TBA10734 LEC 1227 07 AppL Com mus:voiCE TBA TBA sTAFF TBA TBA11011 LEC 1227 02 AppL Com mus:voiCE TBA TBA sTAFF TBA TBA10713 LEC 1242 51 sm Com musiC Ens mus 107 hoRnE A TR 0200-0350 mus 107 hoRnE A T 0830-0930 *10715 LEC 1242 52 sm Com musiC Ens mus 107 RiChARDson C mW 0200-0350 mus 107 RiChARDson C R 0630-0730 *10716 LEC 1242 53 sm Com musiC Ens mus 107 RiChARDson C mW 0400-0550 mus 107 RiChARDson C R 0730-0820 *10739 LAB 2103 01 Com musiC-piAno pAC 122 vERChER B TR 0800-0915

STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER(SSC) Student Success Center 10797 LAB 101 01 ssC LAB READinG TBA TBA sTEELE s TBA TBA10798 LAB 101 50 ssC LAB READinG TBA TBA sTEELE s TBA TBA *10799 LAB 102 01 ssC LAB mATh TBA TBA sTEELE s TBA TBA10800 LAB 102 50 ssC LAB mATh TBA TBA sTEELE s TBA TBA *10801 LAB 103 01 ssC LAB WRiTinG TBA TBA sTEELE s TBA TBA10802 LAB 103 50 ssC LAB WRiTinG TBA TBA sTEELE s TBA TBA *

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THE STUDENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSULTING THE CATALOG AND/OR ADVISORS CONCERNING PREREqUISITES FOR COURSES.

ALLIED HEALTH(DAAC) Drug & Alcohol Abuse Counseling 11025 pRA 1164 50 pRACTiCum RF 106 ARRinGTon K T 0700-0900 * RF 124 ARRinGTon K W 0100-0900 *11026 pRA 1165 50 pRACTiCum RF 124 ARRinGTon K R 0100-0900 * RF 124 ARRinGTon K F 0100-030011023 LEC 1311 50 CounsEL ThEoRiEs RF 106 ARRinGTon K m 0600-0900 *11024 LEC 2307 01 ADDiCT FAm inTERvEn RF 106 ARRinGTon K T 1100-020011030 LEC 2343 01 CuRREnT issuEs RF 106 ARRinGTon K T 0300-060011029 LEC 2941 01 CounsELinG/DRuG RF 106 ARRinGTon K m 0100-0500

(SRGT) Surgical Tech CLin 1461 01 CLiniCAL-suRG TECh Ah 110 BuCKnER B mTW 0630-1130 Ah 110 BuCKnER B mTW 1200-0300 LEC 1541 01 suRG pRoCEDuREs i Ah 110 BuCKnER B R 0800-1120 LAB 1541 02 suRG pRoCEDuREs i Ah 110 BuCKnER B R 1230-0330

(VNSG) Vocational Nursing LEC 1227 01 EssEnTiAL mED ADmn Ah 120 muLLinER m W 1200-0200 CLin 1261 01 CLiniCAL (Lpn TRnG) Ah 108 BRoWn C mT 0630-1130 Ah 108 BRoWn C mT 1200-0300 CLin 1261 02 CLiniCAL (Lpn TRnG) Ah 103 GuiDRY E mT 0630-1130 Ah 103 GuiDRY E mT 1200-0300 CLin 1261 03 CLiniCAL (Lpn TRnG) Ah 103 DAvis E mT 0630-1130 Ah 103 DAvis E mT 1200-0300 CLin 1261 04 CLiniCAL (Lpn TRnG) AhA 107 WooDs T mT 0630-1130 AhA 107 WooDs T mT 1200-0300 LEC 1304 01 FnDATions oF nRsnG Ah 120 BRoWn C F 0800-1100 LEC 1331 01 phARmACoLoGY Ah 120 muLLinER m W 0800-1100 LEC 1334 01 pEDiATRiCs Ah 120 humphRiEs E T 0800-1100 CLin 1462 01 CLiniCAL Lvn TRAininG Ah 108 hAmiLTon C WRF 0630-1130 Ah 108 hAmiLTon C WRF 1200-0300 CLin 1462 02 CLiniCAL Lvn TRAininG Ah 103 humphRiEs E WRF 0630-1130 Ah 103 humphRiEs E WRF 1200-0300 CLin 1462 03 CLiniCAL Lvn TRAininG AhA 107 smiTh L WRF 0630-1130 AhA 107 smiTh L WRF 1200-0300 CLin 1462 04 CLiniCAL Lvn TRAininG AhA 101 smiTh s WRF 0630-1130 AhA 101 smiTh s WRF 1200-0300 LEC 1500 01 nuRs hLTh/iLLnEss i Ah 120 GuiDRY E R 0800-1120 LAB 1500 02 nuRs hLTh/iLLnEss i Ah 120 GuiDRY E RF 1200-0200 LEC 1509 01 nuRs hLTh/iLLnEss ii Ah 120 smiTh L m 0800-1120 LAB 1509 02 nuRs hLTh/iLLnEss ii Ah 120 smiTh L mT 1200-0130

(RNSG) Registered Nursing LEC 1300 73 hEALTh AssEssmEnT LiFEspAn mACnEiLL s onLinE CouRsE LAB 1300 74 hEALTh AssEssmEnT LiFEspAn mACnEiLL s onLinE LAB LEC 1311 73 nuRs pAThophYsioLoGY smiTh W onLinE CouRsE LEC 1207 73 nuRs JuRispRuDEnCE mACnEiLL s onLinE CouRsE


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(RNSG) Registered Nursing LEC 1207 74 nuRs JuRispRuDEnCE smiTh W onLinE CouRsE LEC 2230 73 pRoF nuRsinG REv/LiCEnsE pREp mACnEiLL s onLinE CouRsE LEC 2230 74 pRoF nuRsinG REv/LiCEnsE pREp smiTh W onLinE CouRsE CLin 2361 01 CLiniCAL Rn TRAininG Ah 122 mACnEiLL s m 0630-1130 Ah 122 mACnEiLL s m 1200-0400 CLin 2361 02 CLiniCAL Rn TRAininG Ah 122 smiTh W m 0630-1130 Ah 122 smiTh W m 1200-0400 CLin 2362 01 CLiniCAL Rn TRAininG Ah 122 mACnEiLL s W 0630-1130 Ah 122 mACnEiLL s W 1200-0400 CLin 2362 02 CLiniCAL Rn TRAininG Ah 122 smiTh W W 0630-1130 Ah 122 smiTh W W 1200-0400

RNSG 1300 AND RNSG 1311 will run February 18-April 22

(NURA) Nurse Assist/Aide CLin 1160 03 CLin-nuRsE AssT/AiDE RF 125 ALLEn s m 1000-0100 CLin 1160 04 CLin-nuRsE AssT/AiDE RF 125 ALLEn s T 1000-0100 CLin 1160 05 CLin-nuRsE AssT/AiDE RF 125 ALLEn s W 1000-0100 CLin 1160 06 CLin-nuRsE AssT/AiDE RF 125 ALLEn s F 1000-0100 CLin 1160 09 CLin-nuRsE AssT/AiDE RF 126 sTARKs p m 1000-0100 CLin 1160 10 CLin-nuRsE AssT/AiDE RF 126 sTARKs p T 1000-0100 CLin 1160 11 CLin-nuRsE AssT/AiDE RF 126 sTARKs p R 1000-0100 CLin 1160 12 CLin-nuRsE AssT/AiDE RF 126 sTARKs p F 1000-0100

(NURA) Nurse Assist/Aide LEC 1301 01 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 106 ALLEn s R 1230-0210 LAB 1301 02 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 106 ALLEn s R 0230-0430 LAB 1301 03 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 125 ALLEn s m 0800-1000 LAB 1301 04 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 125 ALLEn s T 0800-1000 LAB 1301 05 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 125 ALLEn s W 0800-1000 LAB 1301 06 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 125 ALLEn s F 0800-1000 LEC 1301 07 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 106 sTARKs p W 1230-0210 LAB 1301 08 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 106 sTARKs p W 0230-0430 LAB 1301 09 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 126 sTARKs p m 0800-1000 LAB 1301 10 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 126 sTARKs p T 0800-1000 LAB 1301 11 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 126 sTARKs p R 0800-1000 LAB 1301 12 nRs AiDE hLThCR oRG i RF 126 sTARKs p F 0800-1000

Important Notice for Allied Health Students* It is mandatory for students in Allied Health programs to complete the Hepatitis

B vaccine before attending clinical. The Hepatitis B vaccine is a series of three shots given over a six month period.

* Students in Allied Health programs are required to have a criminal back-ground check before attending clinical. The student must use the agency designated by theLamarStateCollege-PortArthurAlliedHealthDepartmenttodohis/hercriminal background check.

BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY(ACCT) Accounting 10677 LEC 2301 01 pRin ACCounTinG i mmED 135 CARLin R mWF 0900-095010678 LEC 2301 02 pRin ACCounTinG i mmED 135 CARLin R mWF 1000-105010089 LEC 2302 01 pRin ACCounTinG ii mmED 135 CARLin R TR 0800-091510870 LEC 2302 02 pRin ACCounTinG ii mmED 135 CARLin R TR 0930-1045

(ACNT) Tax Accounting 10885 LEC 1303 20 inTRo ACCounTinG i mmED 141 WARnER h mWF 0800-085010886 LEC 1311 20 inTRo To Comp ACTG mmED 141 WARnER h mWF 1000-105010887 LAB 1311 71 LABoRAToRY WARnER h onLinE LAB10888 LEC 1311 50 inTRo To Comp ACTG mmED 141 sTAFF R 0530-0800 * 10889 LAB 1311 72 LABoRAToRY sTAFF onLinE LAB

(ECON) Economics 10444 LEC 2301 01 pRin ECon - mACRo pmpC 204 BRYAnT J mWF 0900-095010446 LEC 2302 01 pRin ECon - miCRo pmpC 204 BRYAnT J mWF 0800-085010817 LEC 2302 02 pRin ECon - miCRo mmED 205 BRYAnT J TR 0800-091510447 LEC 2302 73 pRin ECon - miCRo BRYAnT J onLinE CouRsE

(BUSI) Business 10449 LEC 1301 01 BusinEss pRinCipLEs pmpC 204 BRYAnT J mW 1200-011510450 LEC 1301 73 BusinEss pRinCipLEs BRYAnT J onLinE CouRsE

(GAME) Computer Game Design10686 LEC 1304 01 LEvEL DEsiGn mmED 150 Cox T TR 0800-091510687 LAB 1304 71 LEvEL DEsiGn Cox T onLinE LAB

(GRPH) Graphics11006 LEC 1359 50 vECToR GRAph pRoD mmED 150 sTAFF mW 0530-0645 *

(HITT) Health Information Technology 10217 LEC 1305 20 mEDiCAL TERm i mmED 143 GRAnGER p mWF 0900-095010218 LEC 1305 73 mEDiCAL TERm i GRAnGER p onLinE CouRsE10219 LEC 1341 01 CoDinG/CLAss sYs mmED 143 GuiLLoT s TR 0930-104510220 LAB 1341 71 LABoRAToRY GuiLLoT s onLinE LAB

(HPRS) General Health Professional Management 10828 LEC 2331 01 GEn hLTh pRoF mnGT mmED 143 GuiLLoT s TR 1100-121510829 LAB 2331 71 LABoRAToRY GuiLLoT s onLinE LAB 10236 LEC 2331 73 GEn hLTh pRoF mnGT GuiLLoT s onLinE CouRsE

(HRPO) SpecTopic: HR Managment 10197 LEC 1191 01 spECTopiC: hR mnGT mmED 141 sWEAT R m 0200-035010198 LEC 1191 02 spECTopiC: hR mnGT mmED 141 smiTh A F 0100-025010199 LEC 1191 03 spECTopiC: hR mnGT mmED 141 smiTh A F 0300-045010695 LEC 1191 50 spECTopiC: hR mnGT mmED 141 mCGEE L T 0500-0650 *10201 LEC 1311 01 humAn RELATions mmED 135 mCGEE L mW 1200-011510879 LEC 1311 50 humAn RELATions mmED 150 WARnER h T 0530-0800 *

(IMED) Intro Multimedia 10164 LEC 1301 01 inTRo DiGiTAL mEDiA mmED 150 CAmmACK J TR 0930-104510872 LAB 1301 71 LABoRAToRY CAmmACK J onLinE LAB

(ITCC) Cisco11008 LEC 1310 50 nETWRK homE sm Bus CosA 110 sTAFF mW 0530-0830 *11009 LAB 1310 71 LABoRAToRY sTAFF onLinE LAB 10999 LEC 1311 50 WoRK sm/mED Bus CosA 110 sTAFF mW 0530-0830 *10998 LAB 1311 71 LABoRAToRY sTAFF onLinE LAB

ITCC 1310 will run January 14-March 8ITCC 1311 will run March 18-May 8

(ITSC) Intro to Computers 10876 LEC 1305 01 inTRo pC opERAT sYs mmED 149 CAmmACK J TR 0800-091510167 LEC 1401 01 inTRo To CompuTERs mmED 105 CAmmACK J mWF 0800-085010168 LAB 1401 71 inTRo To CompuTERs CAmmACK J onLinE LAB 10169 LEC 1401 02 inTRo To CompuTERs mmED 105 sWEAT R mWF 0900-095010170 LAB 1401 72 inTRo To CompuTERs sWEAT R onLinE LAB 10171 LEC 1401 03 inTRo To CompuTERs mmED 105 sWEAT R mWF 1000-1050 mmED 105 sWEAT R mW 1051-115010873 LEC 1401 04 inTRo To CompuTERs mmED 105 GRAnGER A TR 1100-121510874 LAB 1401 77 inTRo To CompuTERs GRAnGER A onLinE LAB 10182 LEC 1401 73 inTRo To CompuTERs GRAnGER A onLinE CouRsE10183 LEC 1401 74 inTRo To CompuTERs GRAnGER A onLinE CouRsE10173 LEC 1401 75 inTRo To CompuTERs Cox T onLinE CouRsE10178 LEC 1401 50 inTRo To CompuTERs mmED 105 sWEAT R m 0500-0730 *10179 LAB 1401 78 inTRo To CompuTERs sWEAT R onLinE LAB 10894 LEC 1401 51 inTRo To CompuTERs mmED 105 GRAnGER A TR 0530-0645 *10895 LAB 1401 79 inTRo To CompuTERs GRAnGER A onLinE LAB

(ITSE) Information Technology Programming 11004 LEC 1307 01 inTRo C++ pRoGRAm mmED 149 Cox T mWF 0800-085011005 LAB 1307 71 LABoRAToRY Cox T onLinE LAB 10184 LEC 1331 01 inTRo vis BAsiC pRoG mmED 150 CAmmACK J TR 1100-121510185 LAB 1331 71 LABoRAToRY CAmmACK J onLinE LAB10186 LEC 1359 50 inTRo sCRipT LAnG mmED 149 sTAFF mW 0530-064510187 LEC 1359 71 LABoRAToRY sTAFF onLinE LAB

(ITNW) Information Technology Network 11002 LEC 1308 50 CLiEnT opR sYs mmED 149 FonTEnoT D TR 0530-0800 * 11003 LAB 1308 71 LABoRAToRY FonTEnoT D onLinE LAB 11000 LEC 1354 50 imp/supp sERvER mmED 149 FonTEnoT D TR 0530-0800 *11001 LAB 1354 71 LABoRAToRY FonTEnoT D onLinE LAB

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(ITSW) Information Technoloby Systems 10704 LEC 1301 50 inTRo WoRD pRoC mmED 141 sTAFF W 0530-0800 *10222 LAB 1301 71 inTRo WoRD pRoC sTAFF onLinE LAB10191 LEC 2337 01 ADv DATABAsE mmED 150 sWEAT R m 1100-013010875 LAB 2337 71 LABoRAToRY sWEAT R onLinE LAB

(POFI) Professional Office Information 10223 LEC 1349 01 spREADshEETs mmED 143 WARnER h TR 0800-091510224 LAB 1349 71 LABoRAToRY WARnER h onLinE LAB10883 LEC 2350 01 DATABAsEs mmED 141 GRAnGER p TR 1230-014510884 LAB 2350 71 LABoRAToRY GRAnGER p onLinE LAB

(POFM) Professional Office Medical 10890 LEC 1302 20 mED soFTWARE AppL mmED 143 sTAFF mWF 1000-105010891 LAB 1302 71 LABoRAToRY sTAFF onLinE LAB 10892 LEC 2333 73 mEDiCAL DoC pRoD GuiLLoT s onLinE CouRsE10212 inT 2386 01 mED oFC AssT/sEC GuiLLoT s TBA

(POFT) Professional Office Technology 10228 LEC 1307 01 pRooFinG & EDiTinG mmED 143 GRAnGER p mWF 0800-085010881 LEC 1321 20 BusinEss mATh mmED 141 WARnER h mWF 0900-095010882 LEC 1329 01 BEGin KEYBoARDinG mmED 141 WARnER h mWF 1100-115010499 LEC 1349 73 ADmin oFFiCE pRoC ii GRAnGER p onLinE CouRsE 10233 LEC 2301 01 inTER KEYBoARDinG mmED 141 WARnER h mW 1200-011510234 LAB 2301 71 LABoRAToRY WARnER h onLinE LAB 10880 LEC 2312 01 Busi CoRREsp/Comm mmED 141 GRAnGER p TR 0800-0915 10893 LEC 2331 73 ADminisTRATivE sYs GuiLLoT s onLinE CouRsE10213 inT 2386 01 ADmn AssT/sEC sCi GuiLLoT s TBA TBA

(PTAC) Process Technology 10237 LEC 1302 01 inTRo pRoCEss TECh inTC 132 poWELL J TR 0800-0850 pTAC 103 poWELL J TR 0855-0955 10238 LEC 1308 01 sFTY, hLTh EnviRon i pTAC 104 poWELL J TR 0200-0315 10239 LEC 2314 01 pRin oF QuALiTY pTAC 104 poWELL J TR 0330-0445 10243 LEC 2436 01 pRoCEss insTR ii pTAC 104 poWELL J mW 1200-0115 pTAC 103 poWELL J mW 0120-0220 10241 LEC 2438 01 pRoC TECh iii-ops pTAC 104 poWELL J mW 0230-0345 pTAC 103 poWELL J mW 0350-0450 10242 LEC 2446 01 pRoC TRBLEshTinG pTAC 104 poWELL J TR 1030-1145 pTAC 103 poWELL J TR 1150-1250

(AUMT) Automotive Technology 10163 LEC 1319 01 AuTo EnGinE REpAiR pTAC 104 hARRimAn D mT 0800-0940 AuTm 101 hARRimAn D mT 0945-124510501 LEC 1345 01 AuTo hEAT/A/C pTAC 104 hARRimAn D WR 0800-0940 AuTm 101 hARRimAn D WR 0945-014510500 LEC 2317 01 EnG pERFoRm i pTAC 104 hARRimAn D mT 0800-0940 AuTm 101 hARRimAn D mT 0945-124510503 inT 2488 01 AuTo inTERnship hARRimAn D TBA TBA

AUMT 1319 & AUMT 1345 will run January 14-March 8AUMT 2317 will run March 18-May 8

(CETT) AC Circuits 10269 LEC 1305 01 AC CiRCuiTs mmED 228 pEELER B mW 0800-0950 10680 LEC 1305 02 AC CiRCuiTs mmED 228 pEELER B mW 0130-032010270 LEC 1349 01 DiGiTAL sYsTEms mmED 228 pEELER B TR 0800-102010681 LEC 1349 02 DiGiTAL sYsTEms mmED 228 pEELER B TR 0130-0350

(ELMT) Industrial Electronics 10194 LEC 2433 01 inDusTRiAL ELECT inTA 132 AnDREss W mW 0800-0915 inTA 135 AnDREss W mW 0920-1050

(LGLA) Paralegal/Legal Assistant 10203 LEC 1307 01 inTRo LAW/LEG pRoF pmpC 204 QuisT E TR 1100-121510585 LEC 1345 01 CiviL LiTiGATion pmpC 204 QuisT E mWF 1100-115010696 LEC 1355 01 FAmiLY LAW pmpC 204 QuisT E TR 0930-104510697 LEC 2305 01 inTERviEWinG/invEsT pmpC 202 QuisT E mWF 0900-095010209 inT 2388 01 pARA/LGL AssT inT TBA TBA QuisT E TBA10698 LEC 2433 50 ADv LEGAL DoC pREp mmED 143 sTAFF TR 0630-0745 * mmED 143 sTAFF TR 0746-0845 *

(INTC) Instrumentation Technology 10192 LEC 1341 01 pRinCipLE AuTo ConT inTC 132 AnDREss W mW 0130-0220 inTC 135 AnDREss W mW 0225-035510193 LEC1455 01 uniT opERATions inTC 132 AnDREss W mW 1100-1215 inTC 135 AnDREss W mW 1220-012010196 LEC 2336 01 DisT ConT/pRoG LoG inTC 132 AnDREss W TR 0100-0150 inTC 135 AnDREss W TR 0155-0325

(CSME) Cosmetology 10246 LEC 1410 01 inTR hAiR CTnG/ThRY Cos 102 smiTh A T 0730-092010682 LAB 1410 02 inTR hAiR CTnG/ThRY Cos 113 smiTh A T 0930-1130 Cos 113 smiTh A T 1200-0430 Cos 113 smiTh A R 0930-1130 10244 LEC 1501 01 oRiEn To Cosm Cos 102 smiTh A m 0730-100010245 LAB 1501 02 oRiEn To Cosm Cos 113 smiTh A m 1005-1135 Cos 113 smiTh A m 1200-0430 Cos 113 smiTh A R 0235-0435 10252 LEC 1547 01 pRinCipLE sKin CARE Cos 101 LEJEunE s m 0730-1000 10253 LAB 1547 02 pRinCipLE sKin CARE Cos 101 LEJEunE s m 1001-1131 Cos 101 LEJEunE s m 1200-0430 Cos 101 LEJEunE s R 0201-0431 10248 LEC 1553 01 ChEmiCAL REFoRm Cos 101 smiTh A W 0730-1000 10249 LAB 1553 02 ChEmiCAL REFoRm Cos 101 smiTh A W 1005-1135 Cos 101 smiTh A W 1200-0430 Cos 101 smiTh A R 1230-0230 10250 LEC 2202 01 inTR AppL hR CoLoR Cos 102 smiTh A R 0730-0920 10251 LAB 2202 02 inTR AppL hR CoLoR Cos 102 smiTh A F 0730-1130 10260 LAB 2245 01 pREp sT LiC pRAC Ex Cos 104 hARRison G m 0730-1230 Cos 104 hARRison G RF 1030-1200 10258 LEC 2343 01 sALon DEvELop Cos 101 LEJEunE s R 0730-092010259 LAB 2343 02 sALon DEvELop Cos 101 LEJEunE s R 0930-1130 Cos 101 LEJEunE s R 1200-0200 10263 LEC 2343 03 sALon DEvELop Cos 101 hARRison G RF 0730-0820 10264 LAB 2343 04 sALon DEvELop Cos 101 hARRison G RF 0825-1025 10254 LEC 2410 01 ADv hAiRCuT ThEoRY Cos 101 LEJEunE s T 0730-0920 10255 LAB 2410 02 ADv hAiRCuT ThEoRY Cos 101 LEJEunE s T 0930-1130 Cos 101 LEJEunE s T 1200-0430 Cos 101 LEJEunE s F 0730-090010261 LEC 2431 01 pRin FAC/EsT TECh iii Cos 104 hARRison G TW 0730-0820 10262 LAB 2431 02 pRin FAC/EsT TECh iii Cos 104 hARRison G TW 0830-1230 10256 LEC 2501 01 pRin hAiR CoLoR Cos 101 LEJEunE s W 0730-1000 10257 LAB 2501 02 pRin hAiR CoLoR Cos 101 LEJEunE s W 1001-1131 Cos 101 LEJEunE s W 1200-0430 Cos 101 LEJEunE s F 0901-1101


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Spring 2013 Online CoursesCourses taught over the Internet provide an avenue for students to attain college credit outside the traditional classroom. A web-based course provides an interactive connection between students and teacher. Students have access to the course through the Internet from a computer at home or at work -- any time, day or night.

Using the Internet, students receive instructional materials and interact with the teacher, who guides them through the course, monitors their progress and advises them as necessary. Online courses present effective and flexible educational opportunities for busy students and professionals outside the traditional classroom, and give students enormous flexibility in scheduling. Instead of going to class at regularly-scheduled times, students have access to course materials and the instructor from remote locations, including their own homes, at times convenient to their individual schedules.

Interested students must be aware, however, that the flexibility offered by the course shifts a great deal of responsibility to the student. This lack of a rigid class schedule may seem very appealing because it allows students to set their own schedule. It requires much self-discipline, however, and many students discover that they need a more traditionally-structured learning environment.

Should I Enroll in an On-Line Course?Before you sign up for a distance education course, ask yourself if the following descriptions apply to you:• Self-Starter – No one has to tell me when to do my schoolwork• Motivated – I feel a strong desire to accomplish whatever I put my mind to• Organized – I’m a planner and can schedule things so most get done• Goal Oriented – I like to set goals for myself and follow through• Computer Friendly – I feel very comfortable using a computer and have very few problems• Assertive – If I need help, I’m not afraid to seek out answers• Good Writer – I can communicate well in writing• Good Reader – I can read with understanding and assimilate large amounts of information• Prepared – I have checked the catalog to make sure I have had the prerequisites for this courseIf most of these describe you, then you can probably succeed in and benefit from taking an online course.

To meet the objectives of these courses, you must have the following:• Ready access to a computer• Internet access with email• Internet navigation skills• Basic computer skills• E-mail skills• File management skills• Course-Specific Software

The courses below require access to a computer with Windows XP or later and Microsoft Office 2003 or later.

(ARTS) ArtARTS 1301 73 Art Appreciation A. Faggard

(BCIS) Business Computer Information SystemsBCIS 1305 73 Business Computer Applications K. NedBCIS 1305 74 Business Computer Applications K. Ned

(BIOL) BiologyBIOL 2401 73 Human Anatomy & Physiology I (Lec/Lab) N. LongletBIOL 2401 74 Human Anatomy & Physiology I (Lab) N. LongletBIOL 2420 73 Intro to Microbiology P. Jordan

(BUSI) BusinessBUSI 1301 73 Business Principles J. Bryant

(ECON) EconomicsECON 2302 73 Principles of Economics-Micro J. Bryant

(EDUC) EducationEDUC 1300 73 Learning Framework K. Jones(only eligible for students enrolled in MATH 0312-25 or MATH 0313-25)

(ENGL) EnglishENGL 1301 73 Composition Z. LoweENGL 1302 73 Composition Z. LoweENGL 2321 73 Masterwks British Literature Z. Lowe

(GOVT) GovernmentGOVT 2305 73 Federal Government B. Fischenich GOVT 2306 73 Texas Government N. Lindley

(HECO) Home EconomicsHECO 1322 73 Principles of Nutrition A. WoodardHECO 1322 74 Principles of Nutrition A. WoodardCourse runs January 14-March 8HECO 1322-75 Principles of Nutrition A. WoodardCourse runs March 18-May 8

“New Payment Policies”LSCPA is enforcing THREE drop for non-payment deadlines. Do not take a chance of losing the courses you need. You MUST have your tuition paid by the published dates.

1st Drop Non-Payment Deadline: January 4, 20132nd Drop Non-Paymnet Deadline: January 15, 2013 (2nd class day)3rd Drop Non-Payment Deadline: January 17, 2013 (4th class day)

Attention: There will be a $50 reinstatement fee charged every time your classes are dropped for non-payment.

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Course runs March 18-May 8

(HIST) HistoryHIST 1301 73 American History: US History 1763 to 1877 C. WilburHIST 1302 73 American History: US History 1877-Present C. Wilbur

(HITT) Health Information TechnologyHITT 1305 73 Medical Terminology S. Guillot

(HPRS) Health ProfessionsHPRS 2331 73 Genl Health Prof Mgmt S. Guillot

(MUSB) Music BusinessMUSB 1305 73 Survey of Music Business D. WalzerMUSB 2345 73 Live Music/Talent Mgnt D. Walzer

(MUSC) MusicMUSC 1235 73 Com Music Sftware (Finale) A. Horne

(PHIL) PhilosophyPHIL 1301 73 Introduction to Philosophy N. Lindley

(PHYS) PhysicsPHYS 1415 73 Physical Science I O. Byrd

(POFM) Medical Doc ProductionPOFM 2333 73 Medical Document Production S. Guillot

(POFT) Professional Office TechnologyPOFT 1349 73 Admin Office Procedures II P. GrangerPOFT 2331 73 Administrative Systems S. Guillot

(PSYC) PsychologyPSYC 2301 73 Introduction to Psychology C. BarbayCourse runs January 14-March 8PSYC 2314 73 Lifespan Growth & Development C. BarbayCourse runs January 14-March 8

(RNSG) Registered NursingRNSG 1300 73 Health Assessment Lifespan S. MacNeillCourse runs February 18-April 22RNSG 1311 73 Nursing Pathophysiology W. SmithCourse runs February 18-April 22

(SOCI) SociologySOCI 1301 73 Introduction to Sociology L. BrownSOCI 1301 74 Introduction to Sociology L. Brown

The course below requires access to a computer with Office 2007 and Windows XP.

(ITSC) Computer and Information Systems, GeneralITSC 1401 73 Introduction to Computers A. GrangerITSC 1401 74 Introduction to Computers A. GrangerITSC 1401-75 Introduction to Computers T. Cox

The following courses require access to a computer with Windows XP or Windows Vista OR a computer with Macintosh 10.4 or 10.5.

(ENGL) Developmental WritingENGL 0317 73 Developmental Writing II P. Knight(MATH) MathematicsMATH 0332 73 Intermediate Algebra K. Jones

For a student to enroll in either of the above online courses the following criteria must be met:• Prospective students must have made an A or B in the previous course (MATH 0313 and ENGL 0310, respectively) or have a COMPASSscore in math of 42-49 or a COMPASS score in writing of 4-6 on the essay portion AND 45-58 on the multiple choice portion.• Prospective students must take all tests on campus.

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SPRING 2013 SENIOR 55+ COURSESThe Senior 55+ Program has courses focused to serve our senior learners in the area of computers. Senior 55+ students are people who are 55 years of age or older, who would like to take a course or courses for personal enrichment or seeking to earn a certificate.

integrated software Application ii iTsC 2321-15 CosA 110 GRAnGER D T 1:00- 3:30

SPRING 201301/14/13 THRU 05/08/13

For information about the Senior 55+ Program Computer Classes, please contact Karon Jackson @ (409) 984-6418 or 1-800-477-5872 Ext. 6418 or e-mail - [email protected]

Please Note: Effective with the Spring 2013 semester, tuition and fees for students age 65 and oldershall be calculated as follows:

DesignatedTuition $65.96PerSemesterCreditHour ComputerUseFee $18.70PerSemesterCreditHour EndowedScholarshipFee $1 PerSemesterCreditHour StudentIDFee $5 PerStudent

Fitness for Life 7:00 a.m. - 7:50 a.m. monday, Wednesday and Friday

SPRING 2013FIT TO LIVE CLASSES

January 14, 2013 thru May 8, 2013These classes are designed to encourage students to practice a sound health maintenance program through regularphysicalactivity.Theyareopentothegeneralpublic.Enrollmentiseasy–simplygobytheBusiness Office, at the corner of Procter and Stilwell, and complete a brief registration form. Or call the Cashier, at 984-6126, and register via telephone, using your credit card.

Thefeeforeachclassis$100.TheclasseswillbeheldattheCarlA.ParkerMultipurposeCenter.

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THEA ™Texas Higher Education Assessment™

IMPORTANT FACTS The new name for the TASP Test is the THEA Test. The content of the THEA Test is the same as the former TASP Test. The THEA Test has been approved by the Texas higher Education Coordinating Board, under senate Bill 286, Texas Education Code, section 51.3062: Texas success initiative, for use by Texas institutions of higher education as an assessment instrument for entering students. The THEA Test provides the diagnostic data required by this legislation.

• TheTHEA Test or an approved alternative exam must be taken before enrolling in any col-lege-level coursework.

• Who Is Exempt from Taking the Test? There are exemptions. it is important that you check with the Admission Advising office before

you register for the ThEA Test.

• Forfurtherinformationaboutwhetherandwhenyoumustbetested,please contact the Admission Advising office at 984-6183, 984-6184 or 984-6185.

ATTENTION ALL FIRST-TIME-IN COLLEGE STUDENTSBEGINNING FALL 2007

senate Bill 1231, Course Drop Limitation for Undergraduates

senate Bill (sB) 1231, passed by the 80th Texas Legislature: This bill provides that, except for several specific instances of good cause, undergraduate students enrolling as first-time freshmen at a public institution of higher education in fall 2007 or later will be limited to a total of six dropped courses during their entire under-graduate career.

This bill affects all students at Texas public colleges and universities.

Implementation: Institutional ResponsibilitiessB 1231 applies to courses dropped at public institutions of higher education in Texas, including community and technical colleges, health science centers that offer undergraduate programs, and universities.

Courses with separate lecture and lab/discussion section components for which co-enrollment is required will be treated as a single course for purposes of the limita-tion.

For further information, please contact an Admission Advisor.

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REGISTRATION FORMNOTE: Students registering with this form must have passed all three parts of THEA or be TSI exempt.

WALK-IN REGISTRATION

SOCIAL SECURITY ___________________________________________ STUDENT SIGNATURE _____________________________________

NAME _______________________________________________________ ENTERED BY ______________________________________________

THEA: Exempt _____________ Passed ____________________ DATE _____________________________________________________

CALL NUMBER COURSE NUMBER DAYS TIMESSEC.

If you need assistance completing your Spring 2013 schedule, please call 984-6168 orcome to the Admission Office on the third floor of the Student Center.

1 0 0 8 4 ENGL 1301 01 MWF 8:00-8:50

INSTALLMENT PAYMENT OPTIONStudents may request installment payments. To do so, complete the form below and mail or turn it in to the Cashier’s Office, Lamar State College-Port Arthur, P.O. Box 310, Port Arthur, TX 77641-0310.

Installment payments may also be requested through Lamar-Port Arthur’s web site.

LAMAR STATE COLLEGE-PORT ARTHURInstallment Agreement Acceptance Form

IwouldliketousetheInstallmentPaymentPlanfortheSPRING2013Semester

_____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________Print Name ____________________________________________ Social Security

A student who fails to make full payment of tuition and fees, including any incidental fees, by the due date may be prohibited from registering for classes until full payment is made. A student who fails to make payment prior to the end of the semester may be denied credit for the work done that semester.

_____________________________________________________ _________________________________________________Date Signature

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LsCpA new E-Bill system

Log-on to the new E-Bill system at www.my.lamarpa.edu:

once you are at the web site, follow these steps to log into the system:

• Enteryourusername&password.Ifyoudonotknowit,followthedirectionsusing“FindyourUsername and password”. still a problem, call iT at 409-984-6150.

• Onceloggedon,selectthetabcalled“MyServices”.• Nextselect“StudentServices”.Atthestudentservicesmenu,locateatabfor“PersonalInfo”andatab

for“StudentRecords”whichcontainthenavigationpathsforE-Bill.

PERSONAL INFO MENU

The “Update Payment Profile” menu item, allows you to set up new payment methods and edit or delete existing payment meth-ods. The two types of payment methods allowed are Electronic checks (ACh) and Credit Card payments.

• ACHcanbeutilizedforRefunds and payments. The set-up will require the Check Routing number, Account number, and Cardholders name to process accurately. You will also be allowed to assign a nickname to easily identify theaccountinthefuture(example“MyChecking”).*IMPORTANT*Anyaccount marked as the refund account musT be in the student’s name for the refund to process properly.

• Creditcardset-upwillrequiretheCreditCardNumber,ExpirationDate,security Code, Credit Card Type and Cardholders name. You will be able to assignaNicknametoeasilyidentifytheaccountinthefuture(example“Myvisa”).

The “Add an Authorized User” menu item, provides the ability for your parents and other parties to access the E-Bill system in order to view bills and/or make payments.

• You,thestudent,mustlog-inandEntertheE-mailaddressandindicateifhe/she can view the billing statement, view payment history or both.

• TheauthorizeduserwillreceiveanE-mailwiththepasswordandInternetpath to access E-Bill.

STUDENT ACCOUNT MENU

The “Account Summary with Payment Option” menu item, provides every student the ability to view their balance due and the current payment activity by Term.

• “CurrentAccountStatus”istheTotalAmountDue.CouldincludeMultipleTerms.

• Click“ViewCurrentActivity”toview12monthsofbillinghistory.• Click“PAY”tomakeapayment.SelectapaymentmethodofACHorCredit

Card.Ifpaymentmethodisnotdefined,seepreviousstepsunder“Updatepayment profile”. Fill in dollar amount and Continue. Be sure to print the “Payment Confirmation” appearing next as this will be your only available receipt.

The “Set-Up Installment Plans” menu item, provides every student immediate access to set-up an installment plan.

• YoumustentertheTermandInstallmentplaninwhichyouwishtoapply.• Thesystemwillcalculatetheminimumamountdueatthistimewhichisequalto50%ofyourtuitionplus1/2theSet-upfee

of $10. This is due immediately in order to set-up the installment plan.• Thesystemwillcalculate2equalpaymentswithfixedduedatesatthetimeofsign-up.ThesystemwillalsosendyouEmail

reminders several days before your installment is due.

The “Check on Refund Status” menu item, provides every student immediate access to view the status of an expected refund.

The “View E-Bills” menu item, provides the functionality to view the last six E-bills that were processed. use the pull down menu to pick the E-Bill you would like to view. You will receive an Email every time a new E-Bill is generated.

If you should need additional assistance or have any questions, contact the Cashier’s Office at (409) 984-6126 or come by the Business Office during normal business hours.

“NEW”

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FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE – SPRING 2013DATE CLASS PERIOD STARTS EXAM TIME

Thursday, May 2

8:00 T/THU 8:30 T/THU 9:00 THU11:00 T/THU 1:00 THU 2:00 T/THU 5:00 T/THU 5:00 THU 6:00 T/THU 6:30 THU

8:00 - 10:30 8:00 - 10:30 9:00 - 11:0011:00 - 1:30 1:00 - 3:30 2:00 - 4:30 4:00 - 6:30 5:00 - 7:30 6:00 - 8:30 6:30 - 9:00

Friday, May 3 8:00 F 9:00 MWF or F10:00 F10:00 MWF12:00 MWF or F 1:00 F

8:00 - 10:30 8:00 - 10:3010:00 - 12:3011:00 - 1:30 2:00 - 4:30 1:00 - 3:30

Monday, May 6

9:00 M or MW11:00 MW or MWF12:00 MW 12:30 MW or MWF 1:00 M or MW or MWF 2:00 MW 5:00 M 5:30 MW 6:30 M

9:00 - 11:3010:00 - 12:30 1:00 - 3:30 12:30 - 3:00 1:00 - 3:30 2:00 - 4:30 5:00 - 7:30 5:30 - 8:00 6:30 - 9:00

Tuesday, May 7

9:00 T 9:30 T/THU12:00 T12:30 T/THU 1:00 T or T/THU 1:30 T/THU 5:00 T 5:30 T/THU 6:30 T or T/THU

9:00 - 11:30 8:00 - 10:3012:00 - 2:3011:00 - 1:30 1:00 - 3:30 1:30 - 4:00 5:00 - 7:30 5:30 - 8:00 6:30 - 9:00

Wednesday, May 8 8:00 MWF 9:00 W10:00 W 1:00 W 1:30 MW 5:00 MW 5:00 W 5:30 W 6:00 MW 6:30 W or MW

8:00 - 10:30 9:00 - 11:0010:00 - 12:30 1:00 - 3:30 1:30 - 4:00 4:00 - 6:30 5:00 - 7:30 5:30 - 8:00 6:00 - 8:30 6:30 - 9:00

1. Final examinations for Cosmetology, Surgical Technology, Vocational Nursing, and Upward Mobility Nursing may be scheduled independently. 2. Students with examination conflicts should make arrangements with their instructors for alternate times as early as possible. 3. Classes with meeting times not listed should schedule exam time through their respective Dean.

M-Monday T-Tuesday W-Wednesday THU-Thursday F-Friday

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LAMAR STATE COLLEGE-PORT ARTHURCORE CURRICULUM

In accordance with the Texas Education Code, Chapter 61, each state-supported college and university in Texas is required to design and implement a Core Curriculum, with the courses comprising the curriculum totaling no more than 48 semester hours. Each Core Curriculum must be consistent with the Texas Common Course Numbering System, and must be consistent with the framework identified in Charts I and II in this section. Chart I specifies the minimum number of semester credit hours required in each of the five major component areas that, by law, a Core Curriculum must include. Chart II specifies options available to students for the remaining 12 semester hours required for completion of the Core Curriculum.

A student successfully completing the Core Curriculum at Lamar-Port Arthur may transfer that block of courses to any other state-supported institution. When transferred, the receiving institution must substitute the block of courses for its Core Curriculum. A transferring student shall receive academic credit for each of the courses transferred and may not be required to take additional Core Curriculum courses at the receiving institution.

A student who transfers from Lamar State College-Port Arthur to another institution without completing the LSC-PA Core Curriculum shall receive academic credit

within the core curriculum of the receiving institution for each applicable course transferred.Followingreceiptofcreditforthesecourses,thestudentprobablywillbe required to satisfy the remaining course requirements in the core curriculum of the receiving institution.

Therefore, to eliminate the possibility of being required to take additional core curriculum courses at the receiving institution, Lamar-Port Arthur strongly encourages its students to complete its entire Core Curriculum before transferring.

A student concurrently enrolled at more than one institution of higher education shall follow the Core Curriculum requirements in effect for the institution at which the student is classified as a degree-seeking student.

Completion of the Core Curriculum is a requirement for earning an Associate of Arts or an Associate of Science degree at Lamar-Port Arthur. The regulations pertaining to it apply to students preparing for those degrees and/or a bachelor’sdegree. Students pursuing an Associate of Applied Science degree are exempt from the Core Curriculum requirements explained in this section.

LamarStateCollege-PortArthurisanequalopportunity/affirmativeactioneducationinstitution and employer. Students, faculty and staff members are selected without regard to their race, color, creed, handicap, age, sex or national origin, consistent with theAssuranceofCompliancewithTitleVIoftheCivilRightsActof1964;ExecutiveOrder as issuedandamended;Title IXof theEducationAmendmentsof1972, asamended,;andSection504oftheRehabilitationActof1973.

Inquiriesconcerningapplicationof theseregulationsshouldbereferredtoDr.GaryStretcher, Vice President for Academic Affairs: by phone: (409) 984-6209 or (800) 477-5872ext.6209byelectronicmail:[email protected] to:P.O.Box 310, Port Arthur, TX 77641-0310.

1. Madison Monroe Building 15. Vuylsteke Home2. Student Center 16. Physical Plant Office/Supply Center3. Faculty Offices & Bookstore 17. Music Hall4. Ruby Fuller Building 18. Woodrow Wilson Middle School (currently closed)5. Gates Memorial Library 19. Workforce Technology6. Cosmetology Annex 20. Bandstand7. Cosmetology Center 21. Student Success Center8. Allied Health Annex 22. Small Business Development Center9. Business Office 23. Physical Plant Garage

10. Automotive Technology Center 24. Carl A. Parker Multi-Purpose Center11. Process Technology Building 25. Faculty Office Pavilion12. Educational Annex Building 26. Performing Arts Center13. Instrumentation Building 27. Stilwell Plaza14. Nursing/Allied Health Building 28. Martin Field softball facility

LAMAR STATE COLLEGE-PORT ARTHUR CAMPUS MAP

BUILDING ABBREVIATIONSThe following abbreviations are used to designate buildings

where there are classrooms (see campus map above)

MMED Madison Monroe Building INTC Instrumentation BuildingRF Ruby Fuller Building PTAC Process Technology BuildingMUS Music Hall AUTM Automotive BuildingEDUC Educational Building COS Cosmetology BuildingSC Student Center COSA Cosmetology AnnexAH Allied Health PMPC Carl A. Parker Multi-Purpose CenterAMRY Workforce Technology PAC Performing Arts CenterSSC Student Success Center AHA Allied Health Annex

SP = Student Parking FP = Faculty Parking GP = General Parking PP = Patron Parking HC = Handicap Parking VP = Visitor Parking

Log on to lamarpa.eduor scan QR code with smart device.

Lamar State College - Port Arthur1500 Procter StreetP.O. Box 310Port Arthur, Texas 77641-0310

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Port Arthur, Texas

Lamar State College-Port Arthur is an equal opportunity/affirmative action educational instutitution and employer. Students, faculty, and staff members are selected withoutregard to their race, color, creed, handicap, age, sex or national origin, consistent with the Assurance of Compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964; ExecutiveOrder 11246 as issued and amended; Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, as amended; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Inquiries concerning appli-cation of these regulations may be referred to the Vice President for Academic Affairs.

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