Core Competency Courses by Semester

The purpose of an Ohio Wesleyan education is to equip students with “knowledge, competence, and character for leadership, service, and continued learning in a complex and increasingly global society” (OWU Statement of Aims). The Core Competencies are the ways of knowing, doing, and being in the world that OWU has judged most essential to achieving this purpose.

To fulfill the Core Competencies requirement, students must take one unit of credit from each Core Competency category. No more than two units with the same disciplinary prefix (e.g., ART, BIOL, ENG, etc.) may be taken across ALL Core Competency categories.

This is a list of sections by term that fulfill Core Competency requirements. Click here to see a list of all courses in OWU's catalog that fulfill the requirements.

Note: Any eligible AP or transfer course that receives at least .70 unit of credit may be counted toward a Core Competency requirement. Transfer credit eligibility for Core Competencies will be determined when a preliminary or official Transfer Credit Evaluation is completed, either at the time of admission or after a student has submitted their enrollment fee.

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SPRING 2026

Think Aesthetically

Courses in this category focus on creating new works of art (e.g., visual arts, music, dance, theatrical performances, creative writing) and/or analyzing existing works of art and artistic movements. Students may take one full unit course or the equivalent fractional unit courses to add up to one full unit (such as four 0.25 unit courses) to fulfill this competency.

Course / Section Title Credits Term Day Time Instructor
ART 110 / 2Survey Art History I1.00SpringTR6:30PM-8:00PMPonce de Leon, Mabi
ART 111 / 1Survey Art History II1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMQuerin, Camilla
ART 114 / 1Materials Foundation1.00SpringMWF2:10PM-4:00PMHobbs, Frank I.
ART 115 / 1Digital Foundations1.00SpringTR9:00AM-11:50AMWeeks, Alfredo Augustine
DANC 105 / 1Introduction to Dance Studies1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMSchofield, Amy
DANC 150 / 1Studio Topics: Contemporary Jazz Hour 10.50SpringMWF3:10PM-4:00PMChiou, Frank Norman
DANC 150 / 2Studio Topics: Contemporary Jazz Hour 20.50SpringMWF4:10PM-5:00PMChiou, Frank Norman
ENG 145 / 1Reading Books that Change Lives1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMAllison, Mark A.
ENG 200 3 / 1Fiction I1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMPace, Aza Rene
MUS 105 / 1Listening in Context: An Introduction to Music1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMNemeth, Samuel Tyler
MUS 105 / 2Listening in Context: An Introduction to Music1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMEdwards, Richard Douglas
MUS 229 / 1Introduction to Electronic Music1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMPark, EunSeok
MUSP 001 / 1Choral Art Society0.25SpringTUE6:00PM-8:00PMHiester, Jason A.
MUSP 001 / 1Choral Art Society0.25SpringTHUR6:00PM-7:00PMHiester, Jason A.
MUSP 002 / 1Symphonic Wind Ensemble0.25SpringTR4:20PM-5:50PMEdwards, Richard Douglas
THEA 101 / 1Introduction to Theatre1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:50AMSadler, Bradford Garland
THEA 180 / 1Documentary Film Production1.00SpringTR8:00AM-9:50AMGranger, BC
ART 298 / 1Photography History1.00SpringMWF11:00AM-11:50AMNilan, Jeffrey A.
COMM 251 / 1Digital Media1.00SpringMON7:00PM-9:30PMIngles, Jo Jo
DANC 305 / 1Dance History1.00SpringTR2:40PM-4:00PMSchofield, Amy
ENG 256 / 1Tragic Vision1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMDeMarco, Patricia A.
ENG 319 / 1Screenwriting1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:50AMGranger, BC
ENG 496 / 1Literary Editing1.00SpringTR2:40PM-4:00PMPace, Aza Rene
THEA 275 / 1Voice and Movement for the Stage1.00SpringMW9:00AM-10:50AMCuskey, Lusie Meagan Marie
THEA 349 / 1Screenwriting1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:50AMGranger, BC

Reason Formally and Quantitatively

Courses that fulfill this competency have a substantial focus on quantitative methods and formal reasoning based on the use of arithmetical, algebraic, geometric, statistical, logical, and/or algorithmic approaches to solving problems.

Course / Section Title Credits Term Day Time Instructor
CHEM 111 / 1General Chemistry II1.25SpringMWF8:00AM-8:50AMHilliard, Jordon Scott
CHEM 111 / 1General Chemistry II1.25SpringTHUR12:10PM-1:00PMHilliard, Jordon Scott
CHEM 111 / 2General Chemistry II1.25SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMRudd, Bethany A.
CHEM 111 / 2General Chemistry II1.25SpringTUE12:10PM-1:00PMRudd, Bethany A.
CHEM 111 / 3General Chemistry II1.25SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMRudd, Bethany A.
CHEM 111 / 3General Chemistry II1.25SpringTUE12:10PM-1:00PMRudd, Bethany A.
CHEM 111 / 4General Chemistry II1.25SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMTomcho, Kayce A.
CHEM 111 / 4General Chemistry II1.25SpringTHUR12:10PM-1:00PMTomcho, Kayce A.
CHEM 111 / L1General Chemistry II Lab0.00SpringMON1:10PM-4:00PMFink, Dan F.
CHEM 111 / L2General Chemistry II Lab0.00SpringTUE8:00AM-10:50AMEdwards, Tammie Lynne
CHEM 111 / L3General Chemistry II Lab0.00SpringTUE1:10PM-4:00PMBrice, Laura Elizabeth
CHEM 111 / L4General Chemistry II Lab0.00SpringTUE1:10PM-4:00PMHilliard, Jordon Scott
CHEM 111 / L5General Chemistry II Lab0.00SpringWED1:10PM-4:00PMFink, Dan F.
CHEM 111 / L6General Chemistry II Lab0.00SpringTHUR8:00AM-10:50AMEdwards, Tammie Lynne
CHEM 111 / L7General Chemistry II Lab0.00SpringTHUR1:10PM-4:00PMBrice, Laura Elizabeth
CHEM 111 / L8General Chemistry II Lab0.00SpringWED1:10PM-4:00PMTomcho, Kayce A.
CS 110 / 1Intro Computer Science & Programming1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:50AMGeis, Nicholas Stanley
ECON 110 / 1Principles of Economics1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMRahman, Saif Saif
ECON 110 / 2Principles of Economics1.00SpringTR8:30AM-9:50AMRahman, Saif Saif
ECON 110 / 3Principles of Economics1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMGeorgic, Will C.
MATH 105 / 1Basic Probability & Statistics1.00SpringMWF11:00AM-11:50AMYoung, Myra L.
MATH 105 / 2Basic Probability & Statistics1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMKelbick, Nicole
MATH 105 / 3Basic Probability & Statistics1.00SpringMWF2:10PM-3:00PMKelbick, Nicole
MATH 110 / 1Calculus I1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMGuo, Hanliang
MATH 110 / 1Calculus I1.00SpringTUE12:10PM-1:00PMGuo, Hanliang
MATH 110 / 2Calculus I1.00SpringMWF3:10PM-4:00PMJackson, Craig H.
MATH 110 / 2Calculus I1.00SpringFRI12:10PM-1:00PMJackson, Craig H.
MATH 111 / 1Calculus II1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMGeis, Nicholas Stanley
MATH 111 / 1Calculus II1.00SpringTUE12:10PM-1:00PMGeis, Nicholas Stanley
PSYC 210 / 1Quantitative Methods1.00SpringMW2:10PM-4:00PMDouglas, Benjamin D.
CS 210 / 1Intermediate Computer Science and Data Structures1.00SpringMW2:10PM-4:00PMMcCulloch, Sean T.
CS 220 / 1Foundations of Computer Science1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMJackson, Craig H.
DATA 300 3 / 1Methods in Data Analytics1.00SpringMWF11:00AM-11:50AMAbbasi, Mehwish
FIN 361 / 1Financial Management1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMMacLeod, Barbara A.
MATH 230 / 1Applied Statistics1.00SpringMWF3:10PM-4:00PMLinder, Scott
MATH 235 / 1Biostatistics1.00SpringMWF2:10PM-3:00PMLinder, Scott
PHIL 341 / 1Logic1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMCalef, Scott W.

Question Scientifically

Courses in this category introduce students to the scientific method and how it can be deployed to investigate questions about the natural world.

Course / Section Title Credits Term Day Time Instructor
ASTR 110 / 1Elementary Astronomy1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMPellegrin, Kyle S.
BIOL 120 / 1Introduction to Cell Biology1.25SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMHorn, Miranda Dawn
BIOL 120 / 2Introduction to Cell Biology1.25SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMCarreno, Ramon A.
BIOL 120 / L1Introduction to Cell Biology Lab0.00SpringMON1:10PM-4:00PMLewin, Kiley D.
BIOL 120 / L2Introduction to Cell Biology Lab0.00SpringTUE9:00AM-11:50AMCarreno, Ramon A.
BIOL 120 / L3Introduction to Cell Biology Lab0.00SpringTUE1:10PM-4:00PMHorn, Miranda Dawn
BIOL 120 / L4Introduction to Cell Biology Lab0.00SpringTHUR9:00AM-11:50AMLewin, Kiley D.
BIOL 122 / 1Organisms and Their Environment1.25SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMDowning, Amy L.
BIOL 122 / L1Organisms and Their Environment Lab0.00SpringTUE9:00AM-11:50AMDowning, Amy L.
BIOL 122 / L2Organisms and Their Environment Lab0.00SpringTUE1:10PM-4:00PMDowning, Amy L.
BIOL 122 / L3Organisms and Their Environment Lab0.00SpringWED1:10PM-4:00PMDowning, Amy L.
BIOL 125 / 1Introduction to Microbiology1.25SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMTuhela-Reuning, Laura M.
BIOL 125 / L1Introduction to Microbiology0.00SpringTR1:10PM-3:00PMTuhela-Reuning, Laura M.
ENVS 111 / 1Introduction to Earth Science1.00SpringTR10:30AM-11:50AMRowley, Nathanael Amador
ENVS 111 / 2Introduction to Earth Science1.00SpringMWF2:10PM-3:00PMCerqueira Barbosa, Carolina
ENVS 112 / 1Ecology and the Human Future1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMAnderson, Laurel J.
NEUR 110 / 1Introduction to Neuroscience1.25SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMVadnie, Chelsea A.
NEUR 110 / L1Lab0.00SpringMON1:10PM-4:00PMVadnie, Chelsea A.
PSYC 110 / 1Introduction to Psychology1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMMunin, Shaina
PSYC 110 / 2Introduction to Psychology1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMModica, Christopher A.
PSYC 110 / 3Introduction to Psychology1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:50AMDouglas, Benjamin D.
PSYC 110 / 4Introduction to Psychology1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMMunin, Shaina
COMM 310 / 1Research Methods in Communication1.00SpringTR8:30AM-9:50AMBlackledge, Olga
ECON 251 / 1Research Methods in Economics1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMSkosples, Goran
PG 279 / 1The Conduct of Political Inquiry1.00SpringTR2:40PM-4:00PMNestor, Franchesca Victoria
PHIL 343 / 1Philosophy of Science1.00SpringTR2:40PM-4:00PMFlynn, Erin
PSYC 310 / 1Research Methods1.00SpringMW2:10PM-4:00PMModica, Christopher A.

Listen, Imagine, and Understand

Courses in this category examine the meaning-making practices that help people interpret the world, developing critical reading and listening skills for cultivating empathy for lives and cultures unlike our own.

Course / Section Title Credits Term Day Time Instructor
CLAS 122 / 1Classical Mythology1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMBut, Ekaterina
COMM 101 / 1Communication Theory1.00SpringTR10:30AM-11:50AMBlackledge, Olga
COMM 111 / 1Mass Media History1.00SpringTR10:30AM-11:50AMKennard, Ashley R.
COMM 220 / 1Media Literacy and Analysis1.00SpringMW2:10PM-4:00PMSTAFF, Full-time Faculty
ENG 147 / 1Reading the Global Kitchen1.00SpringMW2:10PM-3:40PMComorau, Nancy A.
ENG 226 / 1The Roots of the American Gothic1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMFord, Jeffrey
PHIL 250 / 1Environmental Ethics1.00SpringMW2:10PM-4:00PMStone-Mediatore, Shari R.
REL 111 / 1Herbrew Bible1.00SpringTR2:40PM-4:00PMRassalle, Tine
REL 121 / 1New Testament History and Literature1.00SpringTR10:30AM-11:50AMRassalle, Tine
HIST 284 / 1West of the Mississippi, Peoples and Landscapes, 1803-19031.00SpringMW2:10PM-3:30PMTerzian, Barbara A.
MUS 349 / 1History of Rock in Song, Style & Story1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMNemeth, Samuel Tyler
NEUR 255 / 1Clinical Neuroscience1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:50AMVadnie, Chelsea A.
REL 300 6 / 1Medieval Islamic Society1.00SpringMW2:10PM-3:45PMGunasti, Susan
SOAN 260 / 1Changing Cultures, Changing Societies1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMKim, Veda Hyunjin

Write and Speak Effectively

Courses in this category focus on written and oral communication skills, devoting substantial class time to all stages of the compositional process, from invention through revision.

Please note: First-year students should take ENG 105: College Writing Seminar before completing the Write & Speak Effectively core competency. If a student has exempted from ENG 105 through test scores, they may register for a Write & Speak Effectively course.

Course / Section Title Credits Term Day Time Instructor
COMM 110 / 1Fundamentals of Journalism1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMMcGory, John R.
ENG 250 / 1Introduction to Literary Study1.00SpringMWF11:00AM-11:50AMAllison, Mark A.
ENG 255 / 1The Devil, the Hero, & God1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:50AMMerkel, Stephanie L.
ENG 310 / 1Writing for the Workplace1.00SpringMW2:10PM-4:00PMPaul, Nancy S.
ENG 312 / 1Writing for the Sciences1.00SpringTR2:40PM-4:00PMNix, Elizabeth A.
MUS 358 / 1Music of 18th & 19th Centuries1.00SpringMWF11:00AM-11:50AMNemeth, Samuel Tyler
NEUR 374 / 1Topics in Neuroscience1.00SpringMW2:10PM-4:00PMBailey, Kira M.

Learn a Second Language

Courses in this category focus on written and/or spoken languages other than English. Students must complete a language through the 111 level or show competency at that level through a placement exam, standardized test performance, or exemption for non-native speakers of English.

Course / Section Title Credits Term Day Time Instructor
BWS 111 / 1Beginning Swahili II1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMSkandor, Ali M.
BWS 111 / 2Beginning Swahili II1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMSkandor, Ali M.
FREN 110 / 1Beginning French I1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMGregory, Conrad Duncan
FREN 110 / 1Beginning French I1.00SpringWED12:10PM-1:00PMGregory, Conrad Duncan
FREN 111 / 1Beginning French II1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMGregory, Conrad Duncan
FREN 111 / 1Beginning French II1.00SpringMON12:10PM-1:00PMGregory, Conrad Duncan
GERM 111 / 1Beginning German II1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMStrawser, Amy K.
GERM 111 / 1Beginning German II1.00SpringWED12:10PM-1:00PMStrawser, Amy K.
ITAL 111 / 1Beginning Italian II1.00SpringMW2:10PM-4:00PMAmaro Monsalves Myers, Denisse D.
JAPN 111 / 1Beginning Japanese II1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMKawabe, Jun
JAPN 111 / 1Beginning Japanese II1.00SpringFRI12:10PM-1:00PMKawabe, Jun
LATI 111 / 1Beginning Latin II1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMBut, Ekaterina
LATI 111 / 1Beginning Latin II1.00SpringMON12:10PM-1:00PMBut, Ekaterina
SPAN 110 / 1Beginning Spanish I1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMColvin, Andrea
SPAN 110 / 1Beginning Spanish I1.00SpringWED12:10PM-1:00PMColvin, Andrea
SPAN 111 / 1Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMNieto Cuebas, Glenda Yael
SPAN 111 / 1Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringMON12:10PM-1:00PMNieto Cuebas, Glenda Yael
SPAN 111 / 2Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMNieto Cuebas, Glenda Yael
SPAN 111 / 2Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringMON12:10PM-1:00PMNieto Cuebas, Glenda Yael
SPAN 111 / 3Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringMWF2:10PM-3:00PMHoffman, Angela S.
SPAN 111 / 3Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringFRI12:10PM-1:00PMHoffman, Angela S.
SPAN 111 / 4Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMAmaro Monsalves Myers, Denisse D.
SPAN 111 / 4Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringFRI12:10PM-1:00PMAmaro Monsalves Myers, Denisse D.
SPAN 111 / 5Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringMWF11:00AM-11:50AMAmaro Monsalves Myers, Denisse D.
SPAN 111 / 5Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringWED12:10PM-1:00PMAmaro Monsalves Myers, Denisse D.
SPAN 111 / 6Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMHoffman, Angela S.
SPAN 111 / 6Beginning Spanish II1.00SpringWED12:10PM-1:00PMHoffman, Angela S.
SWAH 111 / 1Beginning Swahili II1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMSkandor, Ali M.
SWAH 111 / 2Beginning Swahili II1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMSkandor, Ali M.

Examine Power and Inequities

Courses in this category explore the ways in which power is constructed, embedded, and employed in cultural, political, and social structures. Courses will consider the effect of such systems on cultures and individuals, as well as efforts to confront inequality.

Course / Section Title Credits Term Day Time Instructor
EDUC 115 / 1Teaching for Equity and Social Justice1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMKang, Bona
GEOG 110 / 1Human Geography1.00SpringTR2:40PM-4:00PMToenjes, Ashley M.
HIST 112 / 1Introduction to Modern European History1.00SpringTR10:30AM-11:50AMGingerich, Mark P.
HIST 113 / 1Introduction to Early US History to 18771.00SpringTR2:40PM-4:00PMTerzian, Barbara A.
HIST 114 / 1Introduction to Modern US History since 18771.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMSt. Angelo, Benjamin J.
HIST 116 / 1Introduction to Pacific Asia1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMChen, Xiaoming
PG 113 / 1Democracy, Dictatorship and Political Ch1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMFranklin, James C.
PHIL 110 / 1Introduction to Philosophy1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMCalef, Scott W.
PHIL 110 / 2Introduction to Philosophy1.00SpringMWF2:10PM-3:00PMHorn, Corey Ryan
SOAN 110 / 1Introductory Sociology1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMKim, Veda Hyunjin
SOAN 117 / 1Social Problems1.00SpringTR10:30AM-11:50AMDean, Paul S.
WGS 250 / 1Reproductive Politics in the Era of Globalization1.00SpringMWF11:00AM-11:50AMSchrock, Richelle D.
BWS 300 11 / 1Race, Ethnicity, and Health1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMQuaye, Randolph K.
BWS 300 5 / 1African Medical Systems1.00SpringMWF11:00AM-11:50AMQuaye, Randolph K.
HIST 324 B / 1China's Communist Revolution1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:30AMChen, Xiaoming
HIST 370 A / 1Famous American Trials1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMTerzian, Barbara A.
PG 360 / 1International Politics1.00SpringMWF11:00AM-11:50AMChoi, Ji Young
PHIL 311 / 1Special Topics: Modern Violence1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMStone-Mediatore, Shari R.
WGS 325 / 1Women and Media: Gender, Race, Class and Popular Culture1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:50AMTrimble, Rita Jo

Engage Diversity

Courses in this category focus on cultures, people, and places historically excluded by the Western academic tradition. Courses will engage issues of race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, ability, and class, and their complex, interrelated histories.

Course / Section Title Credits Term Day Time Instructor
BWS 105 / 1Intro. to Black World Studies1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMQuaye, Randolph K.
REL 104 / 1Religions of the East1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMMichael, Blake Blake
REL 104 / 2Religions of the East1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMMichael, Blake Blake
WGS 110 / 1Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMSchrock, Richelle D.
WGS 110 / 2Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies1.00SpringMW2:10PM-3:30PMSchrock, Richelle D.
ART 251 / 1Arts of Latin America1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMQuerin, Camilla
ART 358 / 1Ceramics I1.00SpringMW1:10PM-4:00PMBogdanov, Kristina
COMM 311 / 1Special Topics: Sport Communication, Culture & Activism1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMKennard, Ashley R.
PG 348 / 1Latin American Politics1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:50AMFranklin, James C.
PG 349 / 1East Asian Politics, Economy, and Society1.00SpringMWF2:10PM-3:00PMChoi, Ji Young
SOAN 300 10 / 1Special Topics in Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Justice: Popular Culture1.00SpringMWF1:10PM-2:00PMRose, Norman Robert
SOAN 300 10 / 2Special Topics in Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Justice: US Corrections Systems1.00SpringMW2:10PM-3:30PMRose, Norman Robert
THEA 312 / 1Contemporary Queer Theatre in the United States1.00SpringTR2:40PM-4:00PMCuskey, Lusie Meagan Marie
WGS 310 / 1Special Topics in Women's and Gender Studies: Black Women in Slavery and Freedom1.00SpringTR10:00AM-11:20AMKay, Wendi

Act Responsibly

Courses in this category equip students to engage as citizens of a diverse and interconnected world, drawing upon various ideas and ideals that guide human interaction, including historical, religious, ecological, philosophical, and ethical frameworks.

Course / Section Title Credits Term Day Time Instructor
ENVS 110 / 1Intro to Environment and Sustainability1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMKrygier, John B.
ENVS 110 / 2Intro to Environment and Sustainability1.00SpringMWF11:00AM-11:50AMKrygier, John B.
PG 111 / 1Power and American Politics1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMMack, Brianna N.
PHIL 211 / 1Ethics1.00SpringMWF10:00AM-10:50AMCalef, Scott W.
REL 103 / 1Religions of the West1.00SpringMWF9:00AM-9:50AMGunasti, Susan
BUS 269 / 1Business Ethics1.00SpringMWF3:10PM-4:00PMHorn, Corey Ryan
COMM 316 / 1Persuasive Communication1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMBlackledge, Olga
PG 280 / 1American Public Policy1.00SpringTR1:10PM-2:30PMNestor, Franchesca Victoria
PG 363 / 1Human Rights in International Perspectiv1.00SpringTR2:40PM-4:00PMFranklin, James C.
PG 372 / 1Democracy and Its Critics1.00SpringMW2:10PM-4:00PMBiser, Ashley Noelle
PHIL 269 / 1Business Ethics1.00SpringMWF3:10PM-4:00PMHorn, Corey Ryan