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COLLEGE OF

GRADUATESTUDIESCOURSE LISTINGSUMMER 2020

May 18–August 13, 2020

Dear Students:

We are pleased to invite new, continuing and prospective students to preview the Summer 2020 College of Graduate Studies Course Listing.

Immaculata University offers master’s, doctoral and certification programs in the areas of Education, Psychology, HealthCare and Business. All of our programs are rooted in academic rigor, ethical integrity, and Christian core values and encourage a commitment to lifelong learning and professional excellence. Students are supported by an engaged and professional faculty who create opportunities for growth through teaching-learning relationships, research and service.

To meet student needs, graduate courses are offered in face-to-face, online and hybrid formats. The course listing is arranged by department and provides specific details for each course offering. Course descriptions can be found in the Graduate Catalog available on the website at immaculata.edu/graduate. New and current students needing assistance with registration may contact the Graduate Office at 484-323-3211 or [email protected].

There is still time for prospective master level students to apply for the Summer semester. Apply online at immaculata.edu/gradapply or contact Sandra Rollison, Associate Dean, at 484-323-3215 or [email protected].

Wherever you are in your academic journey, we are dedicated to helping you achieve your academic and professional goals!

Sincerely,

Dr. Thomas F. O’BrienDean, College of Graduate Studies

IMPORTANT DATES

MONDAYMARCH 23, 20206:00 a.m. Online registration begins.

Directions for registering online can be found on page 10.

MONDAYMAY 18, 2020Summer 2020 Semester Begins

ABOUT THE COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES

CLASS MEETING DATES SUMMER 2020

SUMMER I - Monday, May 18 - Monday, June 29

Monday Wednesday Tuesday ThursdayMay 18 May 20 May 19 May 21May 25 - OFF May 27 May 26 May 28June 1 June 3 June 2 June 4June 8 June 10 June 9 June 11June 15 June 17 June 16 June 18June 22 June 24 June 23 June 25June 29

SUMMER FULL - Monday, May 18 - Monday, August 10

Monday Tuesday Wednesday ThursdayMay 18 May 19 May 20 May 21May 25 - OFF May 26 May 27 May 28June 1 June 2 June 3 June 4June 8 June 9 June 10 June 11June 15 June 16 June 17 June 18June 22 June 23 June 24 June 25June 29 June 30 July 1 July 2July 6 July 7 July 8 July 9July 13 July 14 July 15 July 16July 20 July 21 July 22 July 23July 27 July 28 July 29 July 30August 3 August 4 August 5 August 6August 10

SUMMER II - Monday, July 6 - Thursday, August 13

Monday Wednesday Tuesday ThursdayJuly 6 July 8 July 7 July 9July 13 July 15 July 14 July 16July 20 July 22 July 21 July 23July 27 July 29 July 28 July 30August 3 August 5 August 4 August 6August 10 August 12 August 11 August 13

Immaculata University is committed to the principle of equal educational opportunity without unlawful discrimination because of an applicant’s or student’s race, gender, ethnicity, religion, age, national origin, color, disability, marital status, familial status, veteran status, ancestry, genetic characteristics, pregnancy, or other classifications protected by law or University policy.

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GENERAL INFORMATIONThe Summer 2020 registration process begins with the publication of this listing for graduate course offerings. Please refer to the “Class Meeting Dates” on page 1 for specific term dates.

TYPES OF REGISTRATIONOnline Registration: Graduate students may register online using (SSIU) - Self-Service Immaculata University. Please refer to pages 10-11 for step-by-step instructions on “How to Register Online.”

Online registration will open at 6:00 a.m. on Monday, March 23, 2020. Wait lists will be managed through the Registrar’s Office. All financial obligations must be met prior to online registration and office registration.

ADVISEMENTYour advisor will receive a copy of your course selections for review and approval and will contact you if necessary.

If you would like to meet with your advisor prior to submitting course selections, please call as soon as possible to schedule an appointment.

DROP/ADD - WITHDRAWAL - REFUND POLICYFollowing the submission of either an official add/drop form or a withdrawal form (after the third session), tuition refunds for semester length courses are made on the following basis:

prior to first class 100%after the first but prior to the second class 80%after the second but prior to the third class 60%after the third but prior to the fourth class 40%after the fourth but prior to the fifth class 20%after the fifth class no refund

Students may add and drop classes online for Summer until May 17, 2020.After this date, you must process registration updates through the Graduate Office.

• Refund policies for 7-week courses can be found at immaculata.edu/academics/registrars-office• Refunds for special topics and other courses scheduled in special formats will be pro-rated.

NOT A CURRENT STUDENT?INTERESTED IN TAKING A COURSE?Call 610-647-4400 x3005 for Application [email protected]/graduate

REGISTRATION INFORMATION SUMMER 2020

2 | SUMMER 2020 COURSE SCHEDULE

CRN COURSE NO. AND TITLE CREDIT DAY/TIME LOCATION INSTRUCTOR

CORE/GENERAL PROGRAM SUPPORT COURSES—Dr. Marcia Parris, Associate Dean50193 GEN 501A Human Development 3 T Th 4:30-7:10 pm 116 LH Dr. Dawn Kriebel50192 GEN 503A Interpersonal Relations 3 M W 4:30-7:10 pm 116 LH Bernadette Dougherty, MA

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION-K-12-LEADERSHIP—Sr. Carol Anne Couchara, Director50287 EDL 730 Pupil Personnel Services 3 Log into Moodle Online Dr. Thomas O’Brien Th 5/21 by 10:00 pm50288 EDL 735 The Superintendency 3 Th 5:00 - 9:00 pm 221 LH Dr. Marc Bertrando 5/21, 28; 6/4, 11, 18, 25

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION-HIGHER EDUCATION—Sr. Ann Heath, Director50236 HED 748 Enrollment Management 3 Sa Su 5/30, 31 123 LH Dr. W. Douglas Zander (Hybrid course. Online 5/18 thru 6/14) 9:00-5:0050237 HED 770 Program Development & Evaluation 3 Sa Su 5/30, 31 103 LH Dr. Susan Petula in Nursing Education 9:00-5:00 (Hybrid course. Online: 5/18 thru 6/14)

HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT—Dr. Anne Marie McCauley, Director50255 MHCM 610 Health Economics 3 Log into Moodle Online Dr. Charmaine Rochester (5/18 – 6/29) M 5/18 by 10:00 pm

NURSING—Dr. Pamela Hudson, Director50280 NURS 670 Nursing Administration 3 T 5:00-9:00 142 LH Dr. Pamela Hudson (Hybrid 5/12 thru 6/23) 5/12, 19; 6/16, 23

CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING—Dr. Tracy Stinchfield, Director 50260 COUN511A Topics in Psychology 3 F 5/29 4:00-9:00 pm 116 LH Jane Brown, MA Trauma and Addiction Sa 5/30 8:00-5:00 pm This course will address the increasing incidents of trauma and abuse among addicted individuals presenting with mental health issues and barriers to recovery. It will explore the scope of the problem, tools for assessment, evaluation, treatment planning and resources for recovery and trauma resolution among addicted individuals.

50262 COUN 511D Topics in Psychology: 3 M W 7:20 – 10:00 pm TBD Dr. Joshua Baker Psychopharmacology: Medication Uses and Side Effects

This course will provide an overview of commonly prescribed medications for psychological disorders with an emphasis on current research and drugs used for those with a diagnosis of addictions or addictions with co-occurring illnesses. Reading and lectures will address how the medications work, their uses and side effects. This interactive seminar offers the opportunity to enhance the students’ and clinicians’ knowledge of their clients’ medications, which will contribute to the success of each client’s assessment and treatment.

DOCTOR OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY—Dr. Jed Yalof, ABPP, Chair

50273 PSYC 713A History & Systems in Psychology 3 T Th 7:20-10:00 pm 216 LH Dr. Jillian Threadgill50274 PSYC 713B History & Systems in Psychology 3 T Th 7:20-10:00 pm 219 LH Staff50275 PSYC 713C History & Systems in Psychology 3 T Th 7:20-10:00 pm 333 LH Staff

GRADUATE COURSE LISTING SUMMER 2020SUMMER I 2020 COURSE SCHEDULEMonday, May 18–Monday, June 29, 2020


CORE/GENERAL PROGRAM SUPPORT COURSES—Dr. Marcia Parris, Associate Dean

CRN COURSE NO. AND TITLE CREDIT DAY/TIME LOCATION INSTRUCTOR50194 GEN 501B Human Development 3 Log into Moodle Online Dr. Stephen Catrambone W 5/20 by 10:00 pm50195 GEN 502A Methods of Research 3 Log into Moodle Online Dr. Kathryn Soeder W 5/20 by 10:00 pm EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP—Dr. Karen Miscavage, Director50228 EDL 599 Comprehensive Examination 0 Submit on Moodle no later than Monday, July 6.

50231 EDL 623 Supervision 3 T 4:30-8:30 pm 220 LH Dr. Kelly Doyle (Hybrid) FF: 5/19, 26, 6/16, 30 OL: 6/2, 9, 2350225 EDL 626 School Community Relations 3 Login to Moodle Online Dr. Melissa Reed (Online 6/24 thru 8/5) W 6/24 by 10:00 pm50229 EDL 640A Instructional Accommodations 3 W 4:30-8:30 pm 221 LH Dr. Karen Miscavage (Hybrid 5/20 thru 7/1) FF: 5/20/ 6/3, 17; 7/1 OL:5/27, 6/10, 2450276 EDL 640B Instructional Accommodations 3 Login to Moodle Online Dr. Karen Miscavage (Open only to students enrolled in W 5/20 by 10:00 pm Pupil Personnel Services program. Online 5/20 thru 7/1) 50226 EDL 661 Literacy in Education 3 Login to Moodle Online Dr. Kelly Doyle (Online 5/20 thru 7/1) W 5/20 by 10:00 pm50227 EDL 662 Instructional Strategies for Standards 3 Login to Moodle Online Dr. Melissa Bream Aligned Curriculum in Mathematics T 5/19 by 10:00 pm (Online 5/19 thru 6/30)50277 EDL 676 Integrated Application 4 Login to Moodle Online Dr. Thomas O’Brien of Wellness Education T 5/19 by 10:00 pm (Online 5/19 thru 6/30)

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION-K-12-LEADERSHIP—Sr. Carol Anne Couchara, Director50189 EDL 723 School Business Management 3 T 5:00-9:00 pm 221 LH Dr. Joseph O’Brien 5/19, 26; 6/2, 9, 16, 23, 3050190 EDL 724 Organizational Development & 3 W 4:00-8:00 pm 216 LH Dr. Joseph Corabi Change Theory 5/20, 27; 6/3, 10, 17, 24; 7/1

50191 EDL 734 Dissertation Research Seminar (hybrid) 3 M 4:30-7:10 pm 216 LH Dr. Mary Calderone (Open only to students who have 5/18-8/10 completed EDL 797) EDL 798, 799, 800 Dissertation I, II, III * 3, 3, 3 By arrangement with Dissertation Chair. EDL 000 Dissertation Continuation * 0 Open only to students having completed EDL 798, 799 & 800. Fee equivalent to one doctoral credit: $955 (first enrollment) Fee equivalent to three doctoral credits: $2,865 (subsequent enrollment)

*Dissertation students will receive their CRN number via Immaculata email. Registration questions may be directed to ext. 3215.

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION-HIGHER EDUCATION—Sr. Ann Heath, Director50235 HED 731 Best Practices in Teaching & Learning 3 Sa Su 6/20, 21 123 LH Dr. Mary Anne Celenza (Hybrid. Online: 6/15 thru 7/12) 9:00-5:00 pm50238 HED 771 Instructional Design & Curriculum 3 Sa Su 6/20, 21 103 LH Dr. Susan Petula Development in Nursing Education 9:00-5:00 pm (Hybrid. Online: 6/15 thru 7/12) 50239 HED 820 Applied Field Experience 3 By arrangement with Sr. Ann Heath HED 798 Dissertation I * 3 By arrangement with Dissertation Chair HED 799 Dissertation II * 3 By arrangement with Dissertation Chair HED 800 Dissertation III* 3 By arrangement with Dissertation Chair HED 000 Dissertation Continuation * 0 Open only to students having completed HED 798, 799 & 800. Fee equivalent to one doctoral credit: $955 (first enrollment) Fee equivalent to three doctoral credits: $2,865 (subsequent enrollment)


SUMMER FULL 2020 COURSE SCHEDULEMonday, May 18–Monday, August 10, 2020


MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP—Dr. Brian Petersen, DirectorPre-course assignments will be posted on Moodle at least one week prior to course start date. In addition to campus meetings, instruction will be delivered through Moodle.


50283 MML 600 Leadership Foundations (Hybrid) 3 W 6:00-10:00 pm 102 LH Dr. Brian Petersen 5/20; 6/3, 17; 7/1, 15, 2950286 MML 612 Leadership Ethics: Sustainability 3 T 6:00-10:00 pm 120 LH Sue Petrocelli, MA & Transparencyin Organizations (Hybrid) 5/19; 6/2, 23, 30; 7/14, 2850285 MML 618 Research Methods & Data Analytics 3 T 6:00-10:00 pm 2 LH Dr. Brian Petersen (Hybrid) 5/26; 6/9, 16; 7/7, 21; 8/450284 MML 621 Strategic Management (Hybrid) 3 W 6:00 10:00 pm 2 LH Dr. Brian Petersen 5/27; 6/10, 24; 7/8, 22; 8/5 MML 627 Leading Change Capstone 1 By arrangement with Dr. Brian Petersen MML 635 Master’s Comprehensive 0 By arrangement with Dr. Brian Petersen

MUSIC THERAPY—Corey Olver, MA, MT-BC, LPC, Director 50197 MUT 504 Theories & Practices in Medical 3 F Sa Su 9:00-6:00 pm 208 VM Kathleen Summers, MA, MT-BC Music Therapy 5/29, 30, 31 Sa Su 9:00-6:00 pm 7/11, 1250198 MUT 506 Theories & Practices in Psychiatric 3 F Sa Su 9:00-6:00 pm FC Corey Olver, MA, MT-BC, LPC Music Therapy (Hybrid. Online as assigned.) 7/17, 18, 19 Sa Su 9:00-6:00 pm 8/8, 950199 MUT 512 Clinical Training I 1 T 4:30 – 5:30 pm 208 VM Daniel Benonis, MA,MT-BC Integrating Theory & Prac50202 MUT 513 Clinical Training II 1 T 4:30 – 5:30 pm 208 VM Daniel Benonis, MA, MT-BC Integrating Theory & Prac50211 MUT 514 Clinical Training III 1 T 5:30 – 6:30 pm 208 VM Daniel Benonis. MA, MT-BC Integrating Theory & Prac

PART-TIME*50200 MUT 521 Graduate Internship I 2 T 6:30 – 7:30 pm Conference Call Daniel Benonis, MA, MT-BC 50203 MUT 522 Graduate Internship II 2 T6:30 – 7:30 pm Conference Call Daniel Benonis. MA, MT-BC 50204 MUT 523 Graduate Internship III 2 T 6:30 – 7:30 pm Conference Call Daniel Benonis, MA, MT-BC

FULL-TIME*50205 MUT 524 Graduate Internship I 2 T 6:30 – 7:30 pm Conference Call Daniel Benonis, MA, MT-BC50206 MUT 525 Graduate Internship II 2 T 6:30 – 7:30 pm Conference Call Daniel Benonis, MA, MT-BC

*Seminars include both on-campus and conference call meetings. Additional meetings may be arranged. Schedule and location of on-site clinical training to be arranged. Contact Corey Olver at [email protected]. Must register through the College of Graduate Studies.

50214 MUT 530 Music Skills for Therapy - Piano 1 By arrangement Keva Melvin 50215 MUT 532 Music Skills for Therapy - Guitar 1 By arrangement Dr. Bryan Muller50216 MUT 534 Music Skills for Therapy - Voice 1 By arrangement Keva Melvin

Please discuss individual music skills requirements with Corey Olver prior to registration: [email protected]

50210 MUT 599 Comprehensive Examination 0 Return no later than Monday, July 6 to the Graduate Office.50201 MUT 603 Clinical Improv in Music Therapy 2 Su 9:00-6:00 pm 208 VM Christine Gallagher, MA, MT-BC, LPC 7/26 Sa Su 9:00-6:00 pm 8/8, 9 50207 MUT 610 Advanced Music Therapy Practicum 1 W 6:30 –7:30 pm Conference Call Corey Olver, MA, MT-BC, LPC50208 MUT 621 Advanced Music Therapy Internship I 1 W 6:30 – 7:30 pm Conference Call Corey Olver, MA, MT-BC, LPC 50209 MUT 622 Advanced Music Therapy Internship II 1 W 6:30 – 7:30 pm Conference Call Corey Olver, MA, MT-BC, LPC

Students scheduled for MUT 610, 621, 622 will participate in a weekly supervision conference call and periodic on-campus meetings. Please contact Corey Olver at [email protected]. 50217 MUT 630 Advanced Music Skills for Therapy 1 By arrangement. Please contact Corey Olver at [email protected]. 50218 MUT 645 Advanced Technology Application in 2 Sa 9:00-6:00 pm 208 VM Christopher Igidbashian, MA Music Therapy 6/6 Sa Su 9:00-6:00 pm 7/11, 12 50212 MUT 690 Culminating Project in Music Therapy 3 By arrangement. Please contact Corey Olver at [email protected] 50213 MUT 690 Culminating Project in Music Therapy 3 By arrangement. Please contact Corey Olver at [email protected]


NURSING—Dr. Pamela Hudson, Director


50291 NURS 500 Professional Portfolio (Hybrid) 3 M 5:30-8:30 pm 14 LH Dr. Jane Tang 1 meeting 5/2150281 NURS 640 Advanced Health Assessment (Hybrid) 3 Sa Su 8:00-4:30 pm 2 LH Dr. Linda Roy 7/10, 11 Sa Su 8:00-4:30 pm 7/25, 2650282 NURS 672 Financial Management of Health Care 3 T 5:00-9:00 pm 2 LH Dr. Pamela Hudson Organization (Hybrid 6/30 thru 8/11) 6/30; 7/14, 7/28; 8/11 NUTRITION EDUCATION—Dr. Qian Jia, Director 50196 NED 664 Internship Experience in Nutrition III 3 By arrangement with Danielle Kronmuller, MA, RD, LDN

CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING—Dr. Tracy Stinchfield, Director50259 COUN 511B Topics in Psychology: 1 F 7/17 4:00-9:00 pm 116 LH Dr. David Martinson Proactive Grief Counseling Strategies Sa 7/18 8:00-5:00 pm

This course will provide specialized instruction for students in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program. Students will learn proactive counseling strategies for assisting clients who are experiencing complicated grief and loss due to death, suicide, or traumatic loss. The course will discuss relevant theories, literature, and research focusing on strategies for assisting clients facing these major life changes.

50261 COUN 511C Topics in Psychology: 3 M 7:20-10:00 pm 116 LH Dr. Kristy Brumfield Introduction to Play Therapy

This course will provide an overview of the essential elements and principles of play therapy, including history, theories, modalities, techniques, applications and skills. An experiential component will focus on basic play therapy skill development within the context of ethical and diversity-sensitive practice. This course is designed to provide students with instruction in history, theories and applications of play therapy consistent with APT requirements for instruction in these areas, and as such, will provide 67.5 Continuing Education (CE) hours toward the Registered Play Therapist credential.

50240 COUN 599 Comprehensive Examination 0 Return no later than Monday, July 6 to Graduate Office.50241 COUN 600 Research & Program Evaluation 3 Th 4:30-7:10 pm 219 LH Dr. David Hunt50242 COUN 601 Counseling Skills & Techniques 3 M 4:30-7:10 pm 123 LH Dr. Rachel Vannatta50243 COUN 602 Theories of Counseling 3 M 4:30-7:10 pm 102 LH Staff50244 COUN 604 Group Process 3 M 7:20-10:00 pm 123 LH Dr. Rachel Vannatta50245 COUN 606 Family Counseling 3 T 4:30-7:10 pm 121 LH Dr. David Martinson50246 COUN 608 Psychopathology 3 Th 4:30-7:10 pm 102 LH Shelby Krupka, MA50247 COUN 609 Career & Vocational Counseling 3 W 7:20-10:00 pm 219 LH Dr. David Hunt50248 COUN 614 Substance Abuse 3 Th 4:30-7:10 pm 216 LH Dr. Deneen Miller Education & Counseling50249 COUN 618 Professional Orientation 3 M 7:20-10:00 pm 219 LH Abby Connor, MA & Ethical Issues50250 COUN 630 Crisis Intervention & Trauma 3 W 4:30-7:10 pm 121 LH Dr. David Martinson50251 COUN 640 Diversity Counseling 3 T 4:30-7:10 pm 219 LH Shelby Krupka, MA50252 COUN 641 Assessment for Counselors 3 T 7:20-10:00 116 LH Staff

50026 COUN 691 Practicum in Clinical 3 M 4:30-7:10 pm TBA Seminar Faculty* Mental Health Counseling50029 COUN 692 Internship I in Clinical 3 M 4:30-7:10 pm TBA Seminar Faculty* Mental Health Counseling50031 COUN 693 Internship II in Clinical 3 M 4:30–7:10 pm TBA Seminar Faculty* Mental Health Counseling

*Seminar faculty includes Dr. Stinchfield, Dr. Miller, Dr. Brumfield, Dr. Martinson, Rosemarie Kurtz and Abby Connor. Section assignments will be emailed one week prior to start of class.

50293 PSYC 655 School Consultation 3 T 4:30-7:10 pm 2 GC Dr. Patricia O’Brien & Curriculum Design


DOCTOR OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY—Dr. Jed Yalof, ABPP, Chair


50263 PSYC 697 Clinical Comprehensive Examination 0 Petition must be on file. Be sure to register as well.50264 PSYC 702 Professional Issues & Ethics 3 M 7:20-10:00 pm 118 LH Dr. Brian Esposito50265 PSYC 705 Human Development 3 T 4:30-7:10 pm 118 LH Dr. Janet Etzi50266 PSYC 709 Group Dynamics 3 M 4:30-7:10 pm 118 LH Staff50267 PSYC 731A Assessment V: Neuropsychological 3 T 7:20-10:00 pm 123 LH Dr. Julie Keaveney50268 PSYC 731B Assessment V: Neuropsychological 3 T 7:20-10:00 pm 121 LH Dr. Jessica Reinhard50269 PSYC 740 Clinical Psychopharmacology 3 Th 7:20-10:00 pm 118 LH Dr. Daniel Orr50270 PSYC 741A Clinical Supervision, 3 W 7:20-10:00 pm 118 LH Dr. Francien Richardson Consultation & Mgmt50271 PSYC 741B Clinical Supervision 3 W 7:20-10:00 pm 116 LH Dr. Mark Richardson Consultation & Mgmt50272 PSYC 797 Comprehensive Examination 0 Petition must be filed in the Graduate Office.

Practicum/Seminar50296 PSYC 704 Pre-Practicum Seminar * 0

*This is an as-needed course for students who are beginning their first practicum before the scheduled start date. Please contact Sr. Monica Acri: [email protected] if you plan to register for PSYC 704 50033 PSYC 715 Practicum & Seminar II 3 W 4:30-7:10 pm TBA Seminar Faculty*50034 PSYC 716A Practicum & Seminar III 3 W 4:30-7:10 pm TBA Seminar Faculty*50035 PSYC 716B Practicum & Seminar III 3 Th 4:30-7:10 pm TBA Seminar Faculty*50036 PSYC 725A Practicum & Seminar VI 3 W 4:30-7:10 pm TBA Seminar Faculty*50037 PSYC 725B Practicum & Seminar VI 3 Th 4:30-7:10 pm TBA Seminar Faculty*50038 PSYC 726 Practicum & Seminar VII 3 W 4:30-7:10 pm TBA Seminar Faculty*50290 PSYC 784 Practicum Continuation 0 As needed per advisement Sr. Monica Acri

*Section assignments will be emailed approximately one week prior to start of class.

Internship50219 PSYC 786 Internship in Clinical Psychology I 1.5 By arrangement with Internship Coordinator50149 PSYC 792 Internship in Clinical Psychology V 1.5 By arrangement with Internship Coordinator50147 PSYC 793 Internship in Clinical Psychology VI 1.5 By arrangement with Internship Coordinator

*Internship students will receive their CRN number via Immaculata email. Registration questions may be directed to ext. 3215.

Dissertation PSYC 799 Doctoral Dissertation II * 3 By arrangement with Dissertation Chair.

PSYC 000 Dissertation Continuation * 0 Open only to students having completed PSYC 798, 799 & 800. Fee equivalent to one doctoral credit: $990 (1st enrollment) Fee equivalent to three doctoral credits: $2970 (subsequent enrollment)



CORE/GENERAL PROGRAM SUPPORT COURSES—Dr. Marcia Parris, Assistant Dean


50188 GEN 503B Interpersonal Relations 3 Log into Moodle Online Dr. Angela Tekely M 7/6 by 10:00 pm

ATHLETIC TRAINING—Dr. Kelly Stalker, Director50296 ATP 501 Foundations In Athletic Training 3 W Th 9:00-12:30 pm T114 AH Dr. Michele Monaco (Hybrid) 8/12, 1350297 ATP 503 Structural & Functional Kinesiology 3 M T 9:00-12:30 pm T114 AH Dr. Kelly Stalker (Hybrid) 8/10, 1150298 ATP 504 Emergency Medical Care 4 M T W Th 1:00-6:00 pm T114 AH Dr. Michele Monaco (Hybrid) 8/10 thru 8/13

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP—Dr. Karen Miscavage, Director50230 EDL 615 Contemporary Professional Ethics 3 Log into Moodle Online Dr. Thomas O’Brien T 7/7 by 10:00 pm 50232 EDL 621 Administration 3 July 6-10 216 LH Dr. Joseph Corabi 8:00-4:00 pm50233 EDL 622 Curriculum and Instruction 3 July 13-17 216 LH Dr. Joseph Corabi 8:00-4:00 pm50234 EDL 625 School Law and Legal Process 3 July 20-24 216 LH Dr. Cathy Taschner 8:00-4:00 pm50223 EDL 653 Strategies for Low Incidence Disabilities 3 July 6-10 219 LH Dr. Karen Miscavage 8:00-4:00 pm

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION-K-12 LEADERSHIP—Sr. Carol Anne Couchara, Director50289 EDL 726 Political, Economic, and Social 3 Log into Moodle Online Dr. Siobhan Leavy Structures of the Culture (online) M 7/6 by 10:00 pm

HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT—Dr. Anne Marie McCauley, Director50256 MHCM 612 Risk Management & Patient Affairs 3 Log into Moodle Online Dr. Anne Marie McCauley (online 7/6 thru 8/12) M 7/6 by 10:00 pm

NOTES: The University reserves the right to change the courses offered, enrollment caps, times, and faculty. All classes have limited enrollment. You are encouraged to register early. The College of Graduate Studies supports and encourages the use of technology as a part of the learning process.

SUMMER II 2020 COURSE SCHEDULEMonday, July 6–Thursday, August 13, 2020


CORE CURRICULUMGEN501 Human DevelopmentGEN502 Methods of ResearchGEN503 Interpersonal Relations

ATHLETIC TRAININGATP505 Lower Extremity AssessmentATP508 Therapeutic ExerciseATP551 Clinical I

CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING/SCHOOL COUNSELINGCOUN600 Research and Program EvaluationCOUN601 Counseling Skills and TechniquesCOUN602 Theories of CounselingCOUN604 Group ProcessCOUN606 Family CounselingCOUN608 PsychopathologyCOUN609 Career & Vocational CounselingCOUN614 Substance Abuse Education and CounselingCOUN618 Professional Orientation and Ethical IssuesCOUN630 Crisis Intervention & TraumaCOUN640 Diversity CounselingCOUN641 Assessment for CounselorsCOUN691/692/693 Practicum/Internship in CMHCCOUN694 Seminar in Elem/Secondary CounselingPSYC607 Treatment of Children & Adolescents

DOCTOR OF PSYCHOLOGY – CLINICALPSYC608 PsychopathologyPSYC697 Clinical MA – Comprehensive ExamPSYC698 Professional Development SeriesPSYC701 Cognitive & Affective Bases of BehaviorPSYC703 Tests and MeasurementsPSYC706 Research & Statistics IPSYC708 Advanced PsychopathologyPSYC711 Psychoanalytic Theories & TherapiesPSYC712 Client-Center & Relationship Theories & TherapiesPSYC714 Practicum & Seminar IPSYC716 Practicum & Seminar IIIPSYC717 Practicum & Seminar IVPSYC726 Practicum & Seminar VIIPSYC729 Assessment II: PersonalityPSYC 790 Dissertation Research SeminarPSYC799 Doctoral Dissertation IIClinical Internships

HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENTMHCM604 The Aging and Long Term Care ManagementMHCM606 Resources, Recruitment and Retention in HealthcareMHCM614 Health Care Politics and Policy

NURSINGNURS621 Role Dev for Adv Nursing PracticeNURS690 MSN Capstone

NUTRITION EDUCATIONNED511 Special Topics in NutritionNED644 Nutrition in the Life CycleNED645 Medical Nutrition Therapy INED647 Applied Nutrition & MetabolismNED659 Preparation for InternshipNED662 Internship Experience in Nutrition INED680 Principles of Nutrition EducationNED691 Nutrition Capstone

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION - HIGHER EDUCATIONHED703 Quantitative Research DesignsHED735 Public Policy and Legal IssuesHED798-799-800 Dissertation I, II, IIIHED820 Applied Field Experience

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIPEDL591 Modified Student Teaching EDL592 Student TeachingEDL599 Comprehensive ExaminationEDL613 Testing & AssessmentEDL614 Instructional Needs of ELLEDL620 Curriculum ApplicationsEDL621 AdministrationEDL625 School Law & the Legal ProcessEDL629 Introduction to Special EducationEDL634 Content Area ReadingEDL637 Technology in EducationEDL643 Special Education for School LeadersEDL651 Procedures/Processes in Special EducationEDL655 Curr., Inst., and Assess. in STEM Education K-12EDL657 Engineering & Tech. Design (ETD)and Project Based

Learning for Secondary TeachersEDL658 STEM Integ. And App. in the ClassroomEDL660 Instr. Strategies for Standards Aligned Curric. in LiteracyEDL664 Literacy Assessment & InterventionEDL674 Prevention and Intervention for At-Risk YouthEDL675 Mental Health Literacy to Promote Positive BehaviorsEDL690/EDL693 Practicum/Internship

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION – K-12EDL720 Orientation to Doctoral ResearchEDL725 Communication Theory & PracticeEDL727 Pennsylvania Sch Code & Sch Board PoliciesEDL728 Curriculum Theory & EvaluationEDL729 Curriculum ManagementEDL789 Clinical ExperienceEDL797 Comprehensive ExaminationEDL798-799-800 Dissertation I, II or III

MUSIC THERAPYMUT500 Theoretical Orientations to MTMUT512,513,514 Clinical TrainingMUT521,522,523 Graduate Internships I, II, IIIMUT524,525 Graduate Internships I, IIMUT530,532,534 Music Skills for TherapyMUT600 Music and Imagery in Clinical PracticeMUT609 MT Practice with Diverse PopulationsMUT610 Advanced MT PracticumMUT621/622 Advanced MT Internships I, IIMUT630 Advanced Music Skills for TherapyMUT642 Client Assessment in Music TherapyMUT652 Research ColloquiumMUT690 Culminating Project in MT

MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIPMML600 Leadership FoundationsMML603 Managing Organizational PerformanceMML618 Research Methods and Data AnalyticsMML621 Strategic Management

Note: The College of Graduate Studies reserves the right to change the courses offered, enrollment caps, times, and faculty.

PROJECTED COURSE OFFERINGS FALL 2020


If you are a current graduate student at Immaculata University, you can register online for Summer 2020 courses through SSIU (Self-Service IU) beginning at 6:00 a.m. on Monday, March 23, 2020. Please note that some course registrations must be handled through the Graduate Office. See the “Online Registration Restrictions/Notes” on page 11.

PREPARING TO REGISTERGo to myiu.immaculata.eduUsername: First initial of First name + Last Name Password: Birthdate in MMDDYY format When logging into MyIU for the first time, you must first click the ‘Change Password’ link on the login screen. Also, if you have a common last name, there might be a number after your username (i.e. jsmith2). Additional help is available on the MyIU login page or by calling the Graduate Office.

After you have logged into MyIU, click on the SSIU campus application.

STUDENT FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AGREEMENT (SFRA)All students must accept the Student Financial Responsibility Agreement (SFRA) each term. The agreement defines the financial terms associated with course registration, including payment, IU email, billing, late fees, financial holds, financial aid, course add/drop/withdrawal, change of name/address/phone number and debt collection.

From SSIU, click Student, Student Financial Responsibility Agreement, and select Term. Click the Confirm Agreement button. You will then be able to move on to Look Up Classes.

LOOK UP CLASSESThe online course schedule shows the most up-to-date information about remaining seats.• Click on Look Up Classes.• In the Search by Term box, select a term

and Submit. • Click on the desired subject. All graduate

courses start with the prefix “Grad-” (i.e. Grad-Core, Grad-EDL, Grad-Psyc).

• Click on Course Search at the bottom of the screen to view results.

• Choose the Advanced Search feature to refine your results. (You must select at least one Subject.)

Closed sections will have a “C” in the Select column. Please call the Registrar’s Office if you wish to be placed on a wait list.

ADD CLASSES• Select a section by clicking on the checkbox and

clicking the Register button. You can see the class you added in the Current Schedule listing.

• Classes that cannot be added successfully will appear under Registration Add Errors. Click on the Submit Changes button to clear the errors.

• To select alternate courses or sections, click on Class Search to return to the Look Up Classes screen and repeat the process.

Another way to add courses is to Return to Menu after you review the courses on Look Up Classes. • Click on Add or Drop Classes. • Enter the CRNs in the boxes under Add Classes

Worksheet. • Click Submit Changes.

You may add classes online for Summer until May 17, 2020. If you need to add a class after this date, please submit an add/drop form to the Graduate Office.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

If you have any questions about registration, please contact the College of Graduate Studies office at 610-647-4400 x3215. We will be glad to assist you with your registration.

For technical support, please submit a ticket to the IU Support Center by clicking on that campus application in MyIU, and provide a brief description of your question or issue.


DROP CLASSES• Click on Add or Drop Classes.• Select “Web Drop” from the Action pull-down

list on the left. • Click Submit Changes.

You may drop a class online up until the day before classes begin, May 17, 2020. If you need to drop a class after this date, please submit the add/drop form to the Graduate Office. If you are dropping all of your courses for a term, you must contact the Graduate Office.

PRINT YOUR SCHEDULEReturn to Menu, and select Student Detail Schedule to view and print your schedule. The One Card office requires you to bring your printed schedule to obtain a student ID Card.

ACCESS MY FINAL GRADEFinal grades are posted on SSIU after the conclusion of your course. Visit Student, Student Records, Final Grades, and Select a Term and Submit.

ONLINE REGISTRATION RESTRICTIONS/NOTES

PrerequisitesIf you have not completed the appropriate prerequisite for a course, you will get an error. Please contact the Graduate Office for assistance.

RepeatsTake care not to register for a course that you have already taken. If you are required to repeat a course in order to achieve a higher grade, please contact the Graduate Office for assistance.

Leave of AbsenceIf you are on a leave of absence and want to return, please notify the Graduate Office, and we will change your status to Active student to allow you to register.

Enrichment StatusStudents who are studying only as enrichment are not permitted to register online. Please fill out the registration form provided in this booklet and submit to the Graduate Office.

Independent ProjectsAll students studying an independent project must complete and submit the registration form provided in this booklet as well as the “Independent Project” form, which is available in the Graduate Office.

DissertationsDoctoral students studying Dissertation I, II, III or continuous, will receive an email with the CRN number for their section of dissertation so that they can register online.

Doctoral InternshipsDoctoral students on internship will receive their CRN number(s) via email from the Graduate Office. If you need internship registration assistance, please call 610-647-4400, Ext. 3246.

Offsite/Cohort StudentsOffsite sections (CRNs) are not listed in this publication. You will receive registration instructions from the Special Programs Department.

HoldsYou will be required to clear any financial or other holds on your account prior to registering online or through the Graduate Office.


PAYMENT INFORMATIONTuition and fees are due in full by April 24, 2020 to avoid late fees and account holds. For additional information regarding billing and payment policies, please refer to page 15. Contact [email protected] or 610-647-4400, ext. 3174 with any payment questions.

How to make a payment• Online at SSIU: Click STUDENT, STUDENT

ACCOUNT, then STUDENT ACCOUNT CENTER. Select MAKE PAYMENT tab at top. Credit card and check payments are accepted.

• By mail, make check payable to Immaculata University and mail to: Business Office, Villa Maria #14, Immaculata, PA 19345.

• In person at the Business Office located in Room #14 in the terrace level of Villa Maria Hall. A payment drop box is located in the hallway if the office is closed.

BILLING AND PAYMENT POLICYTuition and fees are due to be paid in full by April 24, 2020. Initial term bill will be generated electronically and in paper beginning April 2, 2020. If registering after April 1, make payment at time of registration. Subsequent monthly billing statements will be available only electronically through SSIU.

Tuition, Charges and Fees (2019-2020)Application Fee (Master’s) $50Application Fee (Doctoral $75Management and Leadership Course Fee $95PSY Exam/EPPP $1099

Tuition (per credit)Master’s Courses $710 per credit Doctoral Ed.D. Courses $955 per creditDoctoral Psy.D. Courses $990 per credit

Practicum and Internship Fees (per semester)Student Teaching $230Music Therapy $50/$100Nursing $110Dietetic Internship $260Psychology Field Site $200

Comprehensive Examination FeeMaster’s $75/$100Doctoral $100/$160

To avoid account holds and monthly late fees of $30 be sure to make your payment on time. All financial aid recipients must ensure their financial aid is available by April 24, 2020.

Once registered, a student assumes financial responsibility for charges (see SFRA). Students with outstanding financial obligations are not permitted to attend class, occupy University Housing, and receive grades, teacher certification transcripts or diplomas. Immaculata reserves the right to assign outstanding balances to collection agencies.

Students who are reimbursed by employers may obtain a course enrollment document that includes course information, grade and cost. This document is available online at SSIU; accessible through MyIU. Immaculata University offers an employer billing option to those who qualify. Information is available through MyIU under Student Finances.

The CAPS and Graduate Student Course Reimbursement form is available to view and print from the Student menu. This form summarizes course-related charges and grades by term and can be used for reimbursement.

General FeesGraduation Fee: $150 | Late Payment Fee: $30 | Returned Check Charge:$30

EXPENSES AND PAYMENT INFORMATION


DIRECTIONS TO CAMPUSimmaculata.edu/about/maps-and-directions

1. Lillian P. Lettiere Center 2. Lourdes Hall 3. Villa Maria Hall 4. Nazareth Hall 5. DeChantal Residence Hall 6. Marian Residence Hall 7. Gillet Hall 8. Gabriele Library

9. Good Counsel Hall10. Mary A. Bruder Center11. Faculty Center12. Alumnae Hall13. Loyola Hall14. McIntyre Greenhouse15. West Campus Housing16. IHM Student Center

17. Tennis Courts18. Draper Walsh Stadium19. Mighty Macs Training Facility20. Softball Field21. Baseball Field22. Lourdes Grotto23. Power House

CAMPUS MAP

IU INSTALLMENT PAYMENT PLANYou may choose to enroll in the IU Installment Payment Plan which distributes payment across 3 due dates within the term. Enrollment forms are available online through MyIU under Student Finances. There is a $25 non-refundable installment plan enrollment fee that is due immediately; this fee is not included as part of the installment payment plan. To avoid account

holds and a monthly late fee of $30, please remit payment at time of enrollment. For your convenience payments are accepted online through Self Service IU (SSIU).

Installment payments due:April 24, 2020May 24, 2020June 23, 2020

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